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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-21

He was strictly opposed to the Demo
crat and Republican parties, but tn,
Populists agreed with the Republican.
on the repeal of the county government,
and the Paine election law. He wanted
the Populists to be free to vote for whom
they pleased for Congress. He quoted
Wiley Shook as saving the Populists
were Godsend to the Republicans ant
that the latter would swallow the
former.
The roll call on the resolution as d
whole resulted in its adoption by vote
OF ~ to 13.
Chairman Bumgarncr.
Mr.. Parker nominated VIM. Bun,par
ner for chairman of the executive com
mittee of the district, and he was chosen
by acclamation. Mr.. Bumgarner lives
at Wilmot, in Jackson county, and has
been sheriff of that county several times
S. Otho Wilson. the "chici Gideonlte,
who had come up to help settle matters
between the Yanccy and Bungarner
forces amicably, suggested the election O
two members of the State executive com
mittee. Delegate Wallace nominated
Elias Hamlet Of Rutherford. who, h,
said, was Populist from the sole OF ms
head to the crown Of his foot" Hnmle,
was elected, but there were no Other
nomina tions
On motion OF Mr.. Archer the conv,n
tion adopted the Omaha and State plat
forms.
Chairman elect Bumgarner arose tC
thank the body for the honor OF his elcc
tion, and made statement as regarded
the chairmanship. At the 1892 conven
tion Secretary Ward had failed to pre-
serve and send up he full minutes, whicl
would show Mr.. Yancey's election, anc
Marion Butler. finding no record of /;
chairman being elected had appointet
Mr.. Bumgarncr. This was how it was
and it was all done in good faith. MIR
Bumgarner said he had seen that Tuf
CITIZEN had asked "Who is Wm. Bum
garner ?" He had been for Is years {
subscriber to the paper, and if it did not
know who he was he won d ask Will,
here that his paper be stopped.
Wilson Talks some.
S. Otho Wilson talked few words
encouraging the Populists to send ;
solid delegation to the legislature ant
otherwise giving Instructions along thi,
line.
Mr.. Archer moved that such papers a.
were represented in the convention b,
thanked for their reports. hut Wills ,
created a laugh by saving that, Judging
from his experience with the Dcmocrati,
press, it would be better to wait and Sc,
what they said before thanking them
He did not include the Republican pres
in this. Mr.. Archer talked back at tn,
remark and said good thing for tn,
papers, denouncing narrowncsss in Wig
orous terms. Wallace moved the pro
ceedings be sent to the Ashcvilc Repulr
lican paper, the Clinton Caucasian aut
the Hickory Mercury, with a request
to publish. This carried, and the con
veution adjourned.
New County Chairman.
During the afternoon a caucus wa.
held by the county Populists ard W. l.
Henry was ousted from the chairman
ship. Jas. N. Morgan being elected to tn,
place in Mr.. IIcnry's stead. There i.
stout opposition to this action among
the anti-lusion wing, but the program
long ago mapped cut has to be ADHERED
to, you know
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-21
CRAWFORD AND PEARSON.

The same Old Gags From Pearson
The Crowd with Crawford.
DuLsDoRo, N. c., Sept. 2l.- Special
Eight hundred people, two-thirds FOR
Crawford. heard the speaking today.
They we're very enthusiastic. Crawford S
majority is estimated at 500 in Jackson
The Duke has but few followers here
Pearson opened the discussion by dis.
tributing Alliance cards, but they don't
take in Jackson any more han else
where. The regro Saxton and the mile.
age question occupy the remainder of his
time. There is no hope for broken-do WI
Democrats out this way. G. W. 7.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-21
Crawford and Pearson ,

The candidates for Congressional hon
ors, Congressman Crawford aud Rich
mond Pearson, will fill their appointment
here tomorrow afternoon. They viii
arrive from the West on the Murphy
train aud will begin the speaking about
3 o'clock, The Farmers warehouse has
been selected as the place Of speaking
and a platform is b,ing prepared there
to-day,
Aglcat crowd is expected to turn out
to hear the speakers.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-21
\ WALDENSES FUND.

II Is BEING Raised In Ashcvillc for til,
Burke Colony.
The needy condition of the Waldenscs
in Burke county has been brought to thu
attention of the public by Charlott,
divine who has recently been among
these people. A request for help ha'
been made, and fund has been at tartet
in Ashevile in their aid by Rev. DR.. Jas
Atkins and others. Donations may b,
left either at Powell g. Snider's or A. D
Coonpr'S
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-21
DIED IN I.NNtIIBl RG.
:. &. Moormnn, an \shcvlllc Leaf To-
bucco Dealer.

:, {, MOOrUnh, nI NNhVNIIIV I.tlI To-
bucco Dealer.
Ness has been received here of the
death OF 5. c. Moorman, which occurred
in Lyuchbure, Va, Sunday, Mr.. Moor.
man was the head OF the leaf tobac, o
firm of S. c. Moorman & Co., one OF the
largest firms in Asheville. which conduc.
ted its business in the big building on
North Water street. Mr.. Moorman was
one of the most active buyers on the
Ashevlc Leaf market, had been in bust
ness here for several years aud was very
well known and liked among Ashevile's
business men.
Mr.. Moorman was about 26 years o
age and uumarrid.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-21

The Lbrary's shelves contain the fol
lowing new books; Out Of Step, M
l.. Pool; Between the Lines, Capt. King
Pembroke, M. E. Wilkins; Pastim
Stories, tn Page; Sweet Bells Out O
Tune, Mrs. B. Harrison; A Gentleman q
France, s. S. Weymap; Perlycross, X. I
Rlnrk more
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-21
In Rutherford and Polk.

Maj, Chas M. Stedman will take a
hand in the campaign Of education to be
pushed by the Democratic party, in ad-
dition to his work in Buncombc. He
has now appointments to make two
speeches in Rutherford county and two
in Polk between this date and October 8.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-21
The Latest Atlanta Murder.

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 2l.-Will Myers,
arrested in Cincinnati last night for the
murder OF Forest Crowley here, this morn
ing confessed and says he was assisted
bv Ben Allen and John Conley, Atlanta
gamblers.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-21
EVERYBODY

Buys cheap books here-no
wonder, 25c novels 5c-hun-
dreds at 10c-Heavenly
Twins 35c-.mailed anywhere.
o VIC 8 N.
M - Court Square.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-21
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES

pittsburg 10, New York 8; Louisvill,
3, Boston 4; Cleveland IA, Washington
4; Chicago 20; Philadelphia 4.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-21
CALLED OUT AND SHOT.

\ Moonshincr's Friends suspected OF
the Murder.
BRISTOL, Tenn, Sept, 21.-James Oar
ccy. merchant at White Top mount ain,
Virginia. was called to his door and shot
by unknown parties Wednesday night.
Darcy was suspected OF giving informa.
tion to revenue officers in regard to the
location Of illicit distilleries, which re.
suited in the arrest of moonshiner
named Woods. 1t is believed the murder
was committed by friends Of Woods.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01
Repairing of atches,
Clocks and Jewelry,
Guaranteed Workmanship, at
FRANK BINDERS.
Jake Wright's. l42' Walnut street, 10
the place to get shaved ut. Best col
ored barber shop In the city. Augily
81. Rose Of LinaS Academy.

This Institution, under tho care of
the Sisters of Mercy, will begin Its
seventh annual session on MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 17TII, and patrons are
urged to enter their daughters as
wards in time for the opening Of the
classes. Tho curriculum Of studios
followed iu the Academy embraces q
full classical course, together with
Higher Mathematics, Bookkeeping,
Stenography and Type-writing, Latin
aud French languages, Painting, In oil,
water-colors and on china, etc. Draw
Ing in pastel, crayon etc. Music on
piano, violin, banjo, mandolin, guitar,
aud either. Vocal Music, singly or In
class, aud oil kinds Of Plain aud Orna-
mental Necdle-work.
For particulars concerning boarding
pupils apply to
SISTERS OF MERCY,
sep lat Grcenv.llc, Miss.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

Stockholders of the Greenville Build
ing and Saving Association will take
notice that their monthly dues arc
payable on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD,
and their attention is called to Section
| of Article vi of the Bylaws, to-wit:
Each and every stockholder or
trustee who shall neglect or refuse to
psy his monthly dues or interest as
often as the same shall become due
and pay able, shall forfeit and pay the
additional sum of ten cents monthly
on each and every dollar due by him.
Til. PoHL. Sec. and Treas.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

Mrs. j. A. Shackelford 0f'
Mrs. Seaman, Of New Orlesns ,.,h.
guest OF Mrs. S. Goldsmith. VIC
MT. and Mrs. s. II. King are sDeDd.
lug the heated term at BiIoIi
Miss Almeda Shelton is in namnh,,
ser. '' AnOres-
The Hon. W. L Nueent, of Jsek.o0
week. 'ne
Miss Mary Ireys left on Monday
lor Castalisn Springs, where she will
remain for few weeks. -
Mrs. W. A. Everman and her d.nvh.
YER, Mlss Grace, are visitors to Casis
nan Springs for few weeks
Mr. aud Mrs. ID. +. Hunt and Miss
Leslie Williams were the guests Of Mr.
Miss Dollie Bsgget, ono of viek.-
ourgs most popular young ladies Ieft
Saturday for home after a visit 10 her
brother, Mr.. Z. NJ. Bsgget.
Miss Lula Lassiter a CHARMING
young lady OF Arcola who has hses
the guest Of Miss Susie McCutchen for
several weeks, returned 10 her home
on Saturday.
Mr.. L. c. Arnstt aud his family have
leit Greenville for New Orleans, which
Will be their future home, many
VIII regret the departure Of this
worthy family.
a merry party made q picnic and
iish Try ON Lake Lee on Tuesday, the
party being arranged for the pleasure
OF Misc Eugenia Campbell, who is
soon TO leave for school.
Capt. W. y. Randolph left ou Sun.
dsy night for Virginia, where he will
speud q few weeks with his brother,
Bishop Randolph, at the old Randolph
home in Fauquier county.
Mrs. Edward Kennedy Jeff ON Thurs.
day for q visit 10 friends in Missouri,
She was accompanied by hor niece Mrs.
Chspin, and her family, who have
been her guests for sometime.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walton Shields return.
ed on Tuesday from the University of
Virginia, whore Mr.. Shields has been
In attendance upon q course Of law
lectures at their famous institution.
Misses Henrietta and Adeline Scott,
Miss Bogeu, and Misses Helen and
Sarah Gensberger were the lovely
representatives of Greenvillc IN the
pleasant town Of Gunnison last week.
Miss Carrie Skinner will be among
the absentees Of the winter, a. she
goes to Tennessee TO attend Belmont
College In q short time. Her brighI
presence will DO much missed in th,
social world.
| Mr.. Edward Holland left this weel
for q trip to the North East. lie L
accompanied by his daughter. Mrs
Holland loft at the same time, and will
60 to New Orleans where she will re
main during the absence Of her hus
band aud daughter.
| Misses Lille and Jennie Buchanan
returned on Monday from visit o
several weeks to Centreville, Wood
vile and other places, reporting
most delightful time. Miss Jennie |
again installed in her place Us th
"Angel' and mascot Of the TIMES
which welcomes her home.
| All the fair visitors whose presenc
made Greenville so gay and chsrmin,
during the first part of August hav
departed, leaving charming msmorie
of their visits. Miss Emma Allen hs
returned to her home In Warren couu
lty; Miss VanDresser and Miss Bod
die to Memphis; Miss Piseros to Por
Gibson Miss Nal Scott to Meridian
May the same galaxy be gathered TO
qether again at some future day.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

The marriage of Miss Eva Hooker,
Of Durant, TO Hon. S. s. Hudson, Of
Yszoo City, took place on the 29th
August. Miss Hooker will be remem-
bered as one Of tho loveliest and most
popular visitors in Greenville society
last winter, when she was the CUES. Of
Mrs. Jas. L. Negus The gentleman
whom she chose is worthy Of bis hap
piness.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

Before leaving for Now York Mr..
S. II. Leyser positively announces that
he will close out the present stock at
half price at
"The Golden RuJe,"
In order to make room for Fall stock
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

E'Ha Of the young men who were
Psn Of the base ball team will
n'oGreenville in other capacities
snier. The return of Messrs.
ss', VanDresser and Graham Is
~, and probably others will cast
@m Grecnville. Tho more the
',iOr they are a fine set of boys.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01
rHE MlRKEY.
New Orleans, Aug 8

The Interesting subject Of water
works Is not yet decided. The city
council aud its officers are engaged In
correspondence on the subject, but
until detiuite action is taken they can
Of course make no report Of progress
made. II seems, however TO be geuer-
ally understood that the much needed
Improvement is TO be pushed, and
doubtless another summer win find
the city iu procession Of al unlimited
water supply.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

w p,,Ge Goods are arriving daily at
anhliCH II WALDAUERS.
' s'et 9 surpasses anything ever
s' y snelr store In the past. Do
"llo see their flisplav.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

Table Glassware never as cheap 10
the town as to be found now at ). X.
DUNN'S.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

NJ Henry Schall and Jake Hen
|'s'a %suerly Of Leyser h Halter, will
49, a. :, % found at 5. II. Leysers,
,a y, hale' Store, 21l Washington
Is,,a suefe they will be pleased to
aelf many friends.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

Iks "low . away yeur old guns and
7, y 's'achines, or trade them for
! N.Y. r'ced new ones, when you can
kssi,,lm made as good as new ut the
|E,l.aa'e Gun Shop,23 Walnut street,
Lsia.s PROPRIETOR. Secondhand
'''u' A.18.1y.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

sd ". Perkins has charge of
Spot Hotel, at the Y. & M. V. r.
qck Cuisine best. Clean linen
aitentlon. $500 per day. au4
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

M forget to 70 to H. b. RoRINsoN's
bpu are In need Of Chickens, Eggs,
Butter or anything In the Pro-
III Poultry line.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

..0l n Brill Is in New York, select
- - winter stock, which will be
..' Soe largest and choicest ever
sAl 10 Grcenyill,.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

Irns handmade and Havana seed
4. speciality. G.. Il. BLEDS0E.
Elsly Cigar Manufacturer.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

nn make and repairing Of shoes
Nh Aston. Walnut street, near G.
pot Aug4ly
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

rlss at the Y. M. G. A. rooms
NJ afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock.
kd; Temptation All are cor
D invited.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01
NOTICE,

AssssD-All s'l kinds of produce.
Wy or sell on a commission.
!, differences given.
L. l.. OWEN.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

! elite Tonsorial Rooms of Green
I M kept by J. R James, 80 Poplar
n augll
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

MIR. Camp Wheeler, undoubtedly
the most popular member oil .ne
.au (ireenville baseball nine With
The ladies, will in future be contacted
nth G Mr.. Charles Hsfter's "Golden
Eagle, store on Walnut street.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

hursday evening q magnificent
belonging to Mrs. George
sley, opened its wonderful blooms
s delight Of Its owner and her
1t Is tho third time the plan.
uoomed this summer.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

Suss Sets from 90 cents up at S. R.
t}y
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

kEJ. Tillotson, Of Franklin, La,
Ming bic parents.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01
Look out for Bargains at
lhe Golden Rule"
week, 2ll Washington Avenue

Iisls, saddles, collars, whips, etc.,
% close out stock, at 81 Wash
Avenue. augll
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

/ G. Marshall leaves Monday
lalou aud New York to purchase
N stock.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

Sealed proposals TO build wsteF
works In the City Of Gres uvilis
Mississippi, will he received by the
Clerk up TO u u. Tuesday, October
and, 1884, upon the franchise system"
Specification on file with CITY Clerk.
sug-lS-4t j. NJ. LEE, Clerk.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

N. T. Brosddus returned on
ni,y from the very successful
hg which he has been conducting
auollton, and will occupy bis pull
usual on Sunday.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

D Chas. Hafter announces that
raving for the East for new
he stock on hand must gore
'M Of cost.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

1t is the issue Of the hour. "CASH"
leaves no room for ugly differences or
disputed accounts. CASH puts no mort
gage on our homes. CASH heals the
wounds Of "treacherous trust" and
makes solid friendship among mer.
RAYS CASH GROCERY, constantly
sdding new goods with its many attrsc-
tions In the grocery line, stands without
q peer In offering to CASH converts the
most desirable line Of Staple and Fancy
Groceries to be found in the Delta.
Prices carved to suit the times. Quail
ity Of goods GUARANTEED. Give us your
orders. We buy and sell for Cash.
Truly your Cash Friend,
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

he dellcacies Of the season served
xelass chefs, who please the most
tlcul eplcures, at A. CARRERO'S
ION EXCHANGE RESTAU-
w Washington Ave. aug15ly
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01
1T Is SAID

1T Is SAID
many throughout Washington,
lover |s and Bolivar Counties that
eo Y CASH GROCERY leads In
v WHEAT FANCY FLOURS,
Pou1d' to the barrel, and prices
p! low. EVEN THE GREAT
0F GREENvILLE with her
'nds helps to make this talk.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

\ ast bale, the harbinger Of
I, prosperity and all good things,
.,s received. IL came in on the
n August from s. Hartman, sgt.,
Slsadsle, and was consigned to
|Bum; was classed - strict mid
| ssd weighed COS pounds May
Ibs white winged dove Of prom
kpgiug the news that the deep
\ Of trouble arc abating, and
lar srk will coon rest secure upon
I'M ground OF prosperity.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01
rssrs lSD WKAfHER.

|. .sslher report of@LocaI show
- stationery temperstureT is
L'ss monOtOnous. The tempera-
:. been very even throughout
- maintaining the murcury ct
IA sgurs during the day, with
I'm, The showers have come
4 prophecy with great regularity
~ been down pours on several
The cotton is very luxuriant,
|wOris Of shedding and rotting
.ns,ous. This must be expected,
L,sr, siler the plant attains > eer-
rcwth. Damage from boil
l, b reported, but not proved to
IN dangerous extent. The late
Ia IN q hourishing condition.
|, ,IrOgether the crops are better
|bsy have been at this season for
yeara
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

N thermometer, IS
81
ShL 40
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01
Big reduction in
Bisque Ware at
Frank Binders
las. E. Pepper Whiskey.

Fifty cases just received at the Old
Reliable Cotton Exchange Saloon, bot
tied and shipped direct from distlllery
which is offered TO consumers, aud TO
the trade at wholesale price.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-24
VETERANS MEET.

The old veterans of the Federal
Army brushed up their recollec-
tons of the great civil war, on Sat
urday evening. on Mr.. Wrights
grounds. To them, those days OF
conflict, and suffering and death
are now only phantom. But
they shared in the grandeur of the
birth of the greater nation, of which
Mrs. Howe sung, in the battle
hymn of the Republic,
milne eyes have seen the glory of the
coming of the Lord"
In their peaceful bivouac, under
tropical stars, over a thousand
leagues from the old battlehelds,
they retold the stories, and related
again the incidents of army life.
Did any of them recall that "Bal-
lad of the Drum" by Thackeray?
",Tis written since fighting begun,
That sometimes we fight and we con-
quer,
run.D
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-24
a Word For Annexation.

The situation is clearing up
rapidly in Hawaii, and the pros
poets of Royalists opposition to the
Republic are daily growing less.
The recognition of the new Gov
eminent by the United States has
destroyed what little hope may
have been inspired in the bosoms
of adherents of the ex-queen by
the ill-considered action of Presi-
dent Cleveland, and the belief is
growing that annexation is sure
to take place in the very near
future. This is a contamination
which the great majority of the
Hawaiians are looking forward to,
and it is to be hoped that our Gov
eminent will see the propriety of
definitely settling the matter in
the near future, if for no other rea-
son than to prevent Hawaii becom-
ing a bone of contention, as Samoa
is likely to be because of our I'M
decided attitude.-[S. F. Chronicle,
Sept. g.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-24
NECKER ISLAND.
Protest Against Annexation by
New Zealand.

WELLINGTON New Zealand) !,
Sept. 6.-The Premier has written
to the Governments of all the Aus
tralian Colonies inviting them to
Join in protesting against the action
of the Hawaiian Republic In an
nexing Necker Island. Mr.. Sed-
don points out in his communica-
ton that this was specially I'M
friendly act in view of the fact
that the Canadian Conference was
sitting at the time, that 1T was
well known that a Pacific cable
was projected to touch only at
British territory, and that Necker
Island was almost necessary to
realization of this project. Both
Imperial and Colonial interests he
considers to have been injured by
the action of the Hawaiian Gov
eminent. The only reply received
go far ia from Mr.. Braddon, Pre-
mier of Tasmania, who agrees with
Mr.. Seddon's view on the matter.
It is expected, however, that all
the Colonies will concur in the
protest.
LONDON, Sept. 7.-Oficial circles
regard that Necker Island as al
ways belonging to Hawaii, and be-
lieve the protest from the Colonies
is ill-timed.
SYDNEY On. S. W., Sept. T.
The Cabinet has decided to sup
port New Zealand's protest against
the annexation of Necker Island
by Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-24

charge good before taking up new
matters. But he don't do it. So
far, he has lodged it in the Council,
Just as the small boy lodged the
point when he was charged by his
father with stealing jam. Pa"
said he, "that Sammy buffers has
been THROWN stones at Johnny
Bigler's dog, and it amt right"
Let Mr.. Emmeluth settle those
"shyster methods" the jam affair,
before he takes up old buildings
and eye-sores. There must be no
delay in that Waterloo" matter.
The people are hungry for it. The
children cry for it, just as they do
for Castoria. Let US take up one
thing at a time.
Third: As soon as the Waterloo
is fought, Mr.. Emmeluth will
please rise and explain why it is
that his contract is entirely
broken, by which he agreed to put
up a windmill, in running order,
on the Asylum grounds before the
22d day of September. The time
has passed, and not even the ma
terial is on the ground. Has the
gathering of artillery, ammunition,
and the drilling of dragons for the
Waterloo taken up his time ? or
has he, like the Jews, weeping over
the fall of Babylon, been sobbing
over that old building in Fort street
so that his blinded eyes could not
see that his contract was broken =?
Perhaps he intends to work up
another Waterloo" ON the Gov
eminent because he has broken
that contract. By the way, why
don't, he start a ranch for breeding
Waterloos ?
While he is Furnishing the Gov
eminent for its "shyster methods"
and is inconsolable over that eye
sore on Fort street, and continues
to break his windmill contract, the
editor will look up the law of per-
mits, and "rehect " on it.