Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-08-10

I wonder how long it will be before
the fusion democrats will give up trying
to let 60 Of Budd Reeve.
I do not think there is any danger o
the cows eating Willie. He is in IA
greater danger from buzzards.
This refreshing breeze, gentle reader
is not altogether unexplainable. Mr.
James j. Corbett, has returned from
Europe.
IT some arrangements could only b,
perfected, whereby congress could b,
sent as a relief party after the Wellmar
expedition.
I am not surprised that Russia regrets
the complications which have arisen be
tween China and Japan. Russia is a.!
ways Garry.
Triumphant democracy. Triumvir'
ant democracy. German, Hill, Cleve'
land. The metamorphosis is, however
much greater than it sounds.
1t rained quite hard again last night.
Almost hard enough to drive down those
spikes which protrude SO painfully
into the air, along the Main street side
walks.
I am inclined to think that the reason
the vehicle of tariff reform has ceased tc
go forward is that the wheels have all
been absorbed by the heads of trium'
plant democracy.
The longer I think of it, the more
fully I am convinced that the democratic
party in this state is merely the grease
which is utilized to the smooth operation
of the populist machine.
I must call the attention of the Fargo
Forum to the fact that for several days
it has neglected to published more than
one item at a time as to the evident su.
p~eriority Of the Fargo Forum.
The published return of the sugar in.
vestigating committee is 80 still upon all
subjects pertaining to the matter which
it had in hand, that I cannot see how it
can justly be termed a report
From the excessive precautions which
are being taken in regard to that land
office, it looks to me as though the de.
mocracy was very much in doubt as to
the election of Senator F. NJ. Kinter.
I feel as though I should observe to
the Langdon Courier Democrat that it
will make no friends for the democratic
ticket by running that cut of Lydia
Pinkham, and calling it Mrs. Eisenhuth.
I understand from a Washington tele'
gram that..Chris Anheier of Fargo, isn't SC
sure OF that appointment as national
bank examiner after all, and that it may
60 to the chairman of the South Da.
kota democratic central committee.
Isn't it nearly time for Governor AIT
geld to prove by some public demonstra.
ton that he is still just as unmitigated
an ass as YER I fear his continued
silence will be taken as such an evidence
of good sense as to provoke a permanent
enlargement between himself and
Brother Most.
There are twelve candidates for the
Office Of county treasurer, up in Ramsey
county. How would it do to effect q
compromise, and allow every taxpayer
to be the custodian of the amount of hie
own taxes? This would simplify mat.
tiers considerably, and eliminate the bit.
terness which must arise in the election
of a treasurer in the usual way.
Ii General Standish. as is reported
%withdraws from his candidacy for the
attorney generalship, I am puzzled tc
know what he will do with his endorse.
ment by the prohibitionists. Will be
turn it over to Burke and the resubmis.
sion platform, or will he keep it as 6
relic of the campaign? I am inclined tc
think the prohibitionists will want i,
back.
The Fargo Sun says I am blasphe
nous, because of an allusion severa,
days ago, to Eugene v. Debs. It says ]
have blasphemed Debs. I presume Mr.
Debs feels truly sorry. The Sun seems
to be, and says Debs will be vindicated
at the polls. Debs and the Fargo Sur
are a strong combination, but it strikes
me they are a little off on this blasphemy
business.
l see some important and radlca
changes are to be made in postage
stamps, by the postofice department. ]
would suggest that the outstanding
Columbians be called in long enough TO,
Columbus to be shaved, and that a gooe
wood cut Of Liliouinthesoup be adver
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