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The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06
Reduced Rates to Arkansas ana tsX''"'
the Cotton Belt Route,

On Aug. Goth, Sept. 10th and AN lls
Cotton Belt Route will sell round NY
tickets from Memphis to al! pointns u
Texas at rate of one fare Plus v 10,
the round trip, the one fare rate lou
paid by passengers when purrhq,sl.IE7
tickets and the 81 to be paid at de'u'
nation to agent executing ticket i9I t.,
turn passage. These tickets VII, 10
good for return passage on the io' NV,
ing dates only: Sept IS, 20 ~ ' Vua
4th and llth. The going transit -. I'"i /,
will he Is DAYS, and stop.overs wiz wv y
allowed at all intermediate POM, ~
tween Memphis and destination MINI .!'I 10
that period. Returning. tickets WI" y
limited to continuous passage .hs,t.
For the occasion Of the 'H mnas
Filzslmmons fight at Dallas, ieN ,Ss
October 31st. and the Dallas ar, ;. "o
Cotton Belt Route will sell ticNe.s ', fora
Memphis TO Dallas at rate OF one . ,"hI
for the round Tip. Tickets VIII nL Mill will
October 10th to 3lst, inclusive, a." , "r
be limited to November ION iof '''N'
passage.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06
Circuit Court Proceedings.
MONDAY.

Mr.. CIV Ratclitf was sworn in
as court stenographer pro. tenn, in
the absence of r D Cassecy, regu.
lar stenographer.
Hon. + NJ Glass was made fore
man of the Grand Jury.
Judge Campbell delivered very
able and comprehensive charge to
the grand jury.
Upon the call Of the dockets the
following cases were disposed Of:
+ C Sneed VS. John Edwards.
Continued.
The British & American Mort.
gage Co. VS. w H Ford, ct al. Con-
tinued.
D B Comfort VS. r T Lit,leton.
Continued.
Henrietta Ellis vs. Bette John
son. Dismissed.
J c Clark VS. J Z Chennault.
Settled by parties.
Wade Harvey VS. ICRR Co
Settled by parties
State VS.. Pleas Land. Burglary
Plea of guilty. Two years in The
peritentiary.
State VS. Adam Irving. Laretn
! ~. Plea of guilty to petit lar
ceney. 8 months in county Jail.
State vs Tom Proctor. Assault
and battery with intent to kill
Plea of guilty. Two years in pen
itentiary.
State vs Buster Ware. Appli
r cation Of } B Terry for statu,or,
reward for arresling detendent
/ Application refused.
} TUESDAYS SESSION.
! Carwell, Green & Go. vs. W
, Lacey. Judgment for plaintiff 10
$949.10.
4 A J Atkinson VS. J y Price. Wi
e ley & W J Sanders claimants. Au
J peal. Judgment for plaintiff f.
q $50. with stay Of execution tor 6
I DAYS.
&C Kelly Banking Co. VS. J
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06
TURNING AND TWISTING.

The indicator of last week said
The STAR was in the turning and
twisting business. True, we are
running one specially in that line
of business and propose to push it
vigorously until after the Novem-
Der election Ihis is to aid in
turnir5 aud twisting the life out Of
the populite party generally and
the convention primary populo
republico ticket Of Attala county
especially.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06

1t is the desire e.ud intention OF
the editor of this paper to conduct
this canvass on a high plane, and
to show by Legitimate argument,
based on the principles of the Dem
cratic party, why that party should
retain control of this government,
both National, State and county.
No party should succeed who has
to resort to and depend upon ridl-
Guile. sacrelige and abuse for its
existence. We honestly believe
that the Democratic party has at
heart the welfare of the whole peo-
pie, because its principles and
doctrines are founded upon truth;
therefore it is the only party that
has done or can continue to sue
cessfully resist the great Republl-
can party with all of its strong
centralizing tendencies. Therefore,
having true principles and SOUND
doctrine to stand upon, we Car
conscientiously fight for the true
interests Of the whole people as
Democrat, without traduclng O.
abusing other people who dlfe
with us, although we believe the.
are wrong, ard thereby restore OH
erring brothers in the spirit of low
and meekness, so that when thu
canvass closes there will be nj
wounded feelings no malice exist
ing in the heart of any one; but
spirit Of brotherly love prevailint
in all of our hearts, SO that W
can all truly say
"Mercy and truth are met together
Righteousness and peace hav
kissed each other
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06
BEAT 2 FIRES THE FIRST GUN

AS will be seen in another col
umn, Liberty Chapel neighbor-
hood in Beat has organized the
first Democratic Club Of this cam
paign with thatold veteran E Tread.
way as president and J. A. Clark
secretary, with membership o.
43 and more to follow. Now let the
good work 90 on until there is ;
democratic club in every neigh
bcrhood.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06

\ larger percentage OF the men,
bers Of the Democratic National
Committee think presidential
campaign of two months is long
enough. A still larger percentage
Of the Republican National Com
mittee are of The same opinion. -
Chicago Tribune, Rep.
We heartily endorse the idea Of
a short presidential campaign be
cause the people will have studied
and will be thoroughly up with
the issues upon which the respect
i've parties will make the fight and
they will be just as well prepared
to vote after 90 days campaign
as one of three or four months
length.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06

Boiled down with all superhui-
ties SKINNED off, we give our read
ers below the real gold bug plat.
form. Read it carefully and see
where the wealth producers of the
world will soon be, if such a poli-
cy continues to prevail.
Real "sound Money" Platform.
1t seems Impossible to get bi.
metalists to understand that there
is quite a Number Of US for whom
i gestral rise Of prices has nc
charms whatever. We like then
low and the lower the better. /
they all went down to half theil
present figures we should rejoice
because we have nothing to sci
and much to buy. For those who
have things to sell we do not fee
any great concern, -Londol
Times, gold monom-tallist.
Today banker and sovereign
have changed places. 1t is thu
banker who uses the art of surger,
until the sovereign crawls ant
obeys. OF these great men 70
whom time has turned up sue
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06

complete revenge, the first in the
New World is John Peirpont Nor
gan. His lines so out through
the whole world. = x There
is but one name as great as his IN
finance, and that is the greatest Of
all-Rothschild. Harpers Week
", goldbug.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06
BURKITT IN 1892.

When Burkitt was a Democrat
in 1892, he gave utterance to the
following words through his paper,
the Chickasaw Messenger:
"Some of our Third party
friends assault the Democratic
party because of its failure to pass
the free silver bill in congress.
The Messenger regrets the course
pursued by some so-called Demo
Gratis in the lower house, but it
thinks party should be judged
from the action of the majority
rather than the minority. 1t is
true minority of the Democrats
voted with Reed and his gang of
radical protectionists and goldbugs
but We should not hold those who
stood manifully by their colors,
responsible for the conduct OF
these recalcitrants, and so tar as
the Southern members are con-
cerned, they are practically a unit
in favor of the question. The
Mississippi delegation voted solid
ly for the measure, and if there
had been a Jerry Simpson in the
place of each of them, he could have
done no more than was done by
our congressman to secure Tree
silver. Let's be just, gentlemen
and not put our friends in the
same category with the plan
tools of plutocracy.
Yet Burkitt in 1895, as the Pop
ulite candidate for Governor, IL
his speech made in this count,
last week charges the whole Dem
ocratic party with being opposed
to silver, and gives that as hi
reason for quitting the party
What Burkitt said about the Dem
ocratic party in 1892, about its at
titude in regard to silver was tru
then and it is just as true toda
and the only hope the people hav
of correcting the evils and wrong
brought about by vicious republ'
can legislation, is within the Dem
ocratic party which has always bee
the friend of silver, although fruS
trated in their efforts to restore
) to its constitutional rights, as Bu'
kilt says by minority OF tn
party in Congress voting wit
Reed and his gang Of radical pre-
r tectionists and goldbugs.' And
t a minority Of the party aided b
. the president, is still retarding tt
efforts Of a majority to re-establis
\ free silver, that aJorlty shou
not be held responsible, or
r Burkitt puts it "a party should
t judged from the action of the m
jority rather than the minority"
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06
WEDNESDAY,.

Several years ago | was taken with
severe attack of flux. | was SICK ao9a'
ten DAYS and couldn't get nothing y
relieve me until | used Chamhera'n >
Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme'iy;,
which cured and has been a honSennl"
remedy ever since. ]. c. MARROW 49,
caterville, Mo. For sale by H"9Yey Y
Roby.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06

From reliable information from
different parts of the county, it IS
evident that the convention pri-
y-populo-republico ticket is
growing more unpopular every
day and it looks now that on the
9Th day Of November next, that
said ticket will be wiped up, body,
soul and boots.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06

We will venture the prediction
that the Populite party will not
carry half dozen counties in the
State in the coming November
election. In fact we don't believe
that they stand the ghost of a
chance in but two counties, Mari
on and Webster, and the Demo
Gratis of those two counties don't
concede that.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06

Look out for another bond issue
after the first of October next, as
the English syndicate's contract
with the government to keep the
qold reserve up to one hundred
n, 'llion expires on that day. and
,,.s see from ~" j'r9atchcs that
4br " Ill Stree, Sharks outside the
sy,d;ca, e are already maturing
their plan to deplete the gold re-
serve as 50, as that contract ex-
pires. and OF course the English
syndicate is win. king at the plan,
for they have a c. nch on the pur-
chase Of the bonds whenever they
are offered for sale, and will make
nine or ten millions ., pit as they
did on the first purchase, and con-
tinue to act as receivers OF the
United States Treasury. Nhen
will this shameful thing cease'
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06
From reliable reports from e

From reliable reports from ev-
cry cotton raising state, the lndica'
tons are that the crop this year
will be several million bales short
In fact, the latest estimate we
have seen places the crop at T.
800, 900, about 2, 500, 900 less than
last year, which if true, will in
sure our farmers living prices fol
the fruit of their labor, a result
most devoutly longed for.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06

Pride ct al. Judgment for plain.
tiff for SIS with stay of execution
for so days. IsI
HARRIET Ellis VS. Bette john
son. Ejectment. Judgment for
plaintiff.
w D Hester VS. John Ward.
Appel. Continued.
State VS. Henry Murff. Burglary
Plea of guilty and sentenced to 8
years in penitentlary.
WEDNESDAY,.
s D Thweatt VS. | c r K. De-
murrer to plaintiffs declaration
sustained and plaintiff allowed 80
DAYS to file amended declaration.
I + Vowel VS. c + Thrasher'
Motion to require plaintiff to SNe
security for costs sustained.
State VS. Fridy Jones. Resisting
an officer. Case dismissed.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06

~r.r,-- FOR THE BLOOD ,;or md
.-aS Weakness. Malaria, lnuise'"'
,.NoWS,s IRON BITTEts.., ID
It cnres quickly. For sals BY al He''
,c!.c.ae. IL. tia genuine. -
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06

The public pie counter will be
permanently closed to the popu-
l;tes in this State after the 5th Of
November,
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06

The University of Mississippi
opens Sept, IL.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-09-07
ATROCIDADEs HORROROsAs.
Los EspahOles Hacienda Guerra q
las Mujeres y EihOs Indefensos.

Bnio este rubro publlea 10 prem
sa diaria del Territorio, en- su en-
trega del Viernes, un telegrama
procedente de Nueya York, que
dice:
"Atrocidades tan h0rrorosas GO
mo las perpetradas por los Japnne
neses, en- Port Arthur, ha sido II.
tornado ell partido revolucionarlo
en- Nueya York, que estan come
tiendo los espah0les en- Ia lsla dc
Cuba.
Enrique Trujillo, editor de "E'
Porvenir,p recibi6 una carta el dm
.. de Juan MbBpeBs Franco, Jelt
del estado mayor, baio el general
MaXino Gomez, on Ia que le des'
cribe Ia captura y recaptnra de Ia
ciudad de Baire y Ia matanzi de
! treiutA iu0feneivos cubauos, los
mas de ellos muleres y nihos, poi
| los esplnOles, bal0 el lnhhuO utl
comnndante Carrido.
Nj MaItes eu Ia uahana, segnn ID
rartn del corouel Franco, nuu com
mhm Ne iusurgentes, baio el man
do ie JOsG Rlbl. s0rprtndi0 a l'
guarnicion espan0ia que resguhi
daba Ia ciudad de Paire, malarol
mis- dc seteuta y eIucO hombret
tomarOn 4 30 prisionerOs, captu
nron una gran cantidad de per
lrechos de guerra y pelsuldlero
4 los prlsloner0s que sc allsihri
en- el eltrciio insurgente. u"
hora despues tres companies o.
paholas balo el maudo de Cnrrid
, llegaron y despues de uuh corl
: esisiench los enbauos ellirru
D hnyendo deiando Ia t0rti'cza =
manos de.IOs inyas0res,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-09-07
MUJEKEs JoRNALERAs.
En- Chicago hay MuJeres que
Trabaian tan durO como los
HOmbres

rs tan tremenda Ia aglOmera
cion de seres human0s en- las clu'
dades del orIente, que poT mucho
csmerzo que Sc hage. es impossible
dar empleo a todos los que 10 So
licitan. De ALI resuIta que los
iorualeros Y las jOrnaleas Sc ven
obligados a desempehar el trabalo
que Sc les proporciona, no impor
Ia que tan pesado sea
I'm Chicago, pOr eiemplo, dice
nm cauje, que en- los suhurblos de
esa gran ciudad hay colonias dc
muleros eXtraWeHs que desempe
nan mreas tan lab0riosas como
| los hombres. Ian las ladrilleras
nue auedan 4 10 largo del RIO, las
mujeres polacas, deian sns casas 0
! las 3 o 6 de Ia mahaua, y Sc ponen
A ucarrear ladriIlo en- sus bazos'
lieyandolo 4 uua larga distancia'
en- d0nde 10 apilan. Estas mule
res trabaian el dia entero, q
iguol de los hOmbres, y gastal
un traje tan escaso, que apenas le'
cabre su cuerpo. Los brazo'
los lleyan desnud0s, y a aonse
cuencia, tieuen tan tostado el cutls
como una baqueta que hace u u
cho que esta expuesti al sol. Slr
embargo, Sc dice que es lal su po
hreza, que nJ teuiendo otro medic
,le yiyir desempehan sus penosaI
tareas con mueh0 contento y salts
faction.
III cuadro que presentan esa'
muleres, es muy e0mun en la Eu
roma. pero no hlbia sido en- l0
Edndos Unidos haste uliimamen
ie que debido nj euiamhre de pro
: cmrios que hay en- las cindade
gandes, las majeres ignal que 10
! hombres tienpn que hacer tod
Ella G de trabaj0 manual
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-09-07
N0TICIAS GENERALS.
Indios Huelgistas.

En- Deer River, Minn., el dia 8
del que cursa, Sc pusieron en- huel'
ga, $50 lndios que habian estado
trabajando por un tai Frank Vance,
juntaudo zacate. Reelamaron que
Sc les pagara mas salario, y como
a patron no Quisiera aceeder d sns
demandas, 10 cogieron y amenaza'
ron Quemaro viyo 81 no les subia
el sueldo. Vance logr6 escaparse,
que 81 no de segnro 10 hubieran
quemado viyo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-09-07

que inund6 Ia plaza y puso en-
grande peligro las vidas de los ha-
bitantes. Como q las nueve de Ia
noche empez6 q relampaguear mu-
chisimo, Y unos momentos despues
empez6 4 Hover a tonentes. FL
aguaeero dur6 por horas y para Ia
media noche, dice la c0munica
cion de ALI, que ell aqua habia SUI
bido 4 una altura de dos pies en-
las GALES. Muchisimas familias,
lnego que Sc les dl6 la alarma del
peligro que corrian, tuvieron que
abandonar sus casas Y refugiarse
en- los lugares mas altos Y seguros.
Afortunadamente no hubo perdida
de yidas, pero 81 mucha destruc-
cion de propiedades. Las casas
de adobe que quedaban en los lu-
cares baios fueron derrihadas por
Ia corriente, Y oonsecuentemente
los mexicanos que las habitaban
han sufrido mayores p6fdidas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-09-07
MERCEDDE UNA DF CATO.
Buenas NOtIcias para les Resi-
dentes del COndado de
COlfaX.

La oficina de terren0S del con
dado de Santa Fe ha resibido Ia
buena noticia, de que ~ oticina
general de terreHos en- Washing
ton, ha decidido abrir d las p0bla
dores aquel'a parte del dominic
piiblico conocido como u merced
de la Una de Cato, en- el condado
lie Colfax
La pretendida merced es un
trecho de q 10 menos 100000 d.
cres de terreno en- forma triangu-
lar, situada la mitad en- q distrito
de terrenns de Santa re v la otra
parte en- el distrito de Clayton.
La meTced esta situada en donde
iuntan los rios ColoradoY Chico al
sudoeste de SpriugeE de ALI al
noate, veiuticineo milhs hasta
Eagle Tail Mountain; dc ALI al
oriente hasta la sierra del Malpais;
de ALI en- direction nj s1doeste
hasta ell punto de partida. El te
rreno tiene abundaneia &c aqua y
es de muchO yalor para fines de
agriculture Y pasteos.
La denIncia y poblacion dc es.
te valoso terreno 10 han impedido
la contencion de $. w Dorsey y
j. w. Dwyer Y Otros, de que era
una merCed mexicana Y de que
ellos eran sus duehos.
En- Julio de 1874 ell agrimensoT
general de Nueyo Mexico, reportd
d la oficina general de terrenos Ia
merced de Una de Cato, Y ess
oficina envi6 copia del trasuntC
Y de los registros del cas0 al con
greso, perO ell congreso nnnct
confrm6 nj rechaz6 la misma. Coz
todo, la oticina local de terreno'
fu6 dirigida de no admitir denun
cias del terren0.
BajO el acta que ere6 la cort'
de reclamaciones particnlares d'
terrenos de los Estad0s Uni
dos. los reclamantes de t0das la
mercedes espaholas Y mexlean.
no cOufirmadas fuer0n reqnerid0
de protocOlar sus reclamacione
ante dicha corte en- 0 autes del
de- Mario de 1893. EstO, por IA
zones que ellos tendrian. no 10 h
cieron los reclamantes de la mel
ced de Una de Cato, y sobre al
: haberlo certihcado el secretan
de Ia corte de terren0s, el agr
mensor general prontamenie NOT
fc6 a la o6cina general de terr
, nos Y rec0mend6 que ell trecho q
terranos descritos Sc abriera a l'
pObladores.
A consecuencia de este, el C
. misionado de la ohcina general
!, terrenos, en- 81 de Agosto de lS9
'" oiicialmente notified a los recibid
+; res y reglstradores de las ohcln
de terrenos de Santa re y Clayt'
cue la mcrced de Una de Cato {
taba alberta a denuncla bajo !
: leyes dc terreuos de los Estad
, Unidos.-Ei BotetiH Popular.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-09-07
Terrible TragellIa.

De Sullivan, Indiana, viene un
telegrama, con fecha & del que cur
sn, que dice: Uua tragedia triple
ocurr6 cerea de este lugar auoche,
cuando James Ward, tuv0 una ri
ia con su suegto = 81 cRhado, lla
midos Aaron Y John Hunter. A
log dos los punale6 4 muerte con
uu cnchillo y luego derapit6 los ca.
dayeres. Hecho este, cnal mn demo
MO enfurecido sc pusn 4 iugar pc
lota con las cahegas de Sus victi'
mas dandoles patadas y hacienda
las rodar poF t0da Ia casa. Para
cumdn los Vecin0s recibieran Ia
a'a'm,l de 10 oeurrido va elasesinc
sc habi1 lngado, rero faller0u el
sn siguimiento. Este cutnd0 vit
que su captnra era inevitable, cor
el cnchilo que habia nsad0 para
sus victlmns Sc coft6 Su propit
garganta Y mun6 instaneamente
/ Ll causa dc Ia didcultad no 81
snpo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-09-07

Inundacion de Minas.

III dia 20 del p. p. en- Central
City, Colo, Sc nundaron dos minaS
y trece mineros que trahajahan
en- elias Gueron victimas de Ia ca
tastrofe. Las minae, una llamada
Sleepy Hollow, tieue 700 pies de-
houdo \ Ia otra amada Americas,
600. Los trabaiadores Sc hallabah
trahajando Ell los socabones 4 una
houdua de 400 pies cuando Sc
innndaron las minas, Y subl6 el
aqua ron tanta prontitud Que lee
fu6 impossible escaparse Y todos
murieron ahogados. Los nombres
le las victimas sou los siguientes'
Olivia Patnorten, Achili Afancin,
n. Vegas, &. Croskenhack, Naza'
rino Marcia. Will prisk, William
Thomas, O Bouse, Thomas Will
iams, Thomas Carbis, j. Harris
Steve Vallero, j, perko Y Martin
Racona.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-09-07
CHApARRoN DEsTRUCToR
Dos POblaciOnes en- Mexico Des-
truldas pOr las Lluyias.

I'm despacho especial al "Chr0n-
icle,n mandadO de Pledras Negras.
Mexico, dice que sc sabe ALI por
COMMUNICATION especial que las pla
zas de Rodriguez y AbastOr, sltua'
das en- el rio Salido, han sld0 CON.
pletamente destruidas por In Iluvia.
En- Ia sierra de San Bias cay6 tan
fuerte agnacer0, que el aqua sc
descOlg6 para los yalles cOntiguos
en- tremendos tOrreutes, barriend0
t0d0 10 que en- enc0ntrata a su pa.
so. IGn los lugares bai0s, el agul
sabi6 d la altura de seis PIES, y 10
/ inundacion SO eXtendi6 por sobre
an trechO de seis d nueye mi.
Has de ancho. Las casas de resi-.
dcncia y las de negoci0s, levanta'
das de adobe, fuerOn derribadrs
por la cOrriente. Abast0r era M
! pOblado de 100 almas. Los In
hitautes, aforiuuadamente yierOu
el torrente de aqua que yeuia todc
ell vale para abaio y tuyierOr
tempo de salir huyendo para las
Tomas. Segun Sc sabe, no hnbt
p5rdida dc yidas, perO apenai
ounce casas qnedaron paradas pa
+ n lnosipr que autea habia habid'
plaza alli.
Rodriguez teHia una population
de- 200 III bilunles, y aunque no pc
recieron vidas, de Ias casas "a
u habia no guido una s0la en sel
p iodo fat haIridO pOr la impeluos
q, COrriente.