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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-11
The Slaughter of Game.

"The Enterprise was one of the first
and most persistent IN its efforts to
have a law passed for the protection of
game. The Enterprise now demands,
on behalf of tho CIVILIZED portion of
our civilized population, that the law
be repealed as early as possible and in
the meantime that the officers of the
law treat it as a dead letter. We are
constrained to this course by the out
rageous slaughter Of game by Navajo
Indians. These Indians leave the
reservation every summer and fall and
Tsntonly kill deer and other game out
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-11
Crisis two and one-half columns

Crisis two and one-half columns
of "beefng" in the governors organ,
the Santa Fe New Mexican, does
not remove public suspicion that
Crist is guilty Of accepting OF ex-
tortlng blood money from a convict,
nor does it in the least ~exhonorate
Governor Thornton who, in direct
violation of the law and against the
wishes of the people, commuted Muir
derer Davis sentence.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-11

Secretary Olney has spat on his
hands preparatory to giving the Brit
jsh lions tail a vigorous twist.
When Secretary Olney goes 80 far
as to besmear his hands with spit
tie he is supposed to mean bust
ness, and the royal beast had best
abandon any idea of occupying any
portion of Venezuela territory that
does not belong to him.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-11
Governor Culberson's back bone !

Governor Culberson's back bone is
all right. He is a man of deter
mination and courage; he not only
put a stop to prize fighting in bis
state regardless the great strength Of
the sporting element, but he carried
his point in objection to his wife who
does not believe in "one-man power
and did not object to the Corbett
Fitzsimmons fight.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-11

OnF latest report as to the status of
things 10 the pardon factory at Santa
Pc Is TO the effect that Governor Thorn,
ton bias concluded to ask CrisL for his
resignation. and Crist has concluded
that he won't give it. In the mean
|timetbe factory is not earning a cent
and r cold winter coming On,-Citi-
zen,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-11

Commissioner Brown, of the In
dian Office, has instructed Indian
Agent Wisdom not ito allow the
Corbett- FitzsimmOns fight to occur
in the Indian Territory. Commits
sioner Brown says the statutes Of the
United States are ample to prevent
the fight and has ordered Agent
Wisdom to enforce the law.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-11
Highest Of all in Leaysning POva-Latest US Govt Report
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

NJ. CASTOR Bonnet is preparing an ex-
petition into the Sahara in search Of
survivors of the Flatters mission.
Martin Ballweber, arrested the other
day in Pittsburgh. said that he had
been a tramp for forty years. he is Is
years old.
The death of John Dunn, a Zulu
chief, made orphans of rs children,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-11

Now that Crist has "exhonorated"
Governor Thornton, it would be
very unkind on the part of his ex-
cellency to ask for his ~benefactor's
resignation. Indeed, it would.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-11

Quite severe earthquake shocks
were felt in northern New Mexico
a few days ago. The qpakes were
no doubt caused by Crisis "vindi-
cation" article when it hit the earth
with a dull thud.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-11

Jas. Fielder, a prominent lawyer of
Silver City, N. NJ, shot and instantly
killed City Marshal Cantley in a saloon
In that town at an early hour Wednes-
day morning. The dispatch conveying
the news says: Fielder had been drink
ing heavily, and was very noisy. Walk
ing into the saloon, Cantley approach
ed Fielder, whom be regarded as a
friend, and requested him to keep
quiet. Fielder returned an acrimon.
ious response. pulled his six-shooter
and fired. Cantley fell dead. Fielder
was Immediately arrested and placed in
Jail,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-11

The only chance of Walters being
relieved of twenty years seryitue in a
French prison is for him to get the
aid Of an official of the Crist kind.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-11

Atlanta, Ga, is the only city in the
United States that has a house con-
stTucted wholly of paper from fonn-
dation to chimney.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-11

AS one is as deep in the mud as
the other is in the mire, why should
not they both be asked to resign?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
Git ebemalt9er GflaDe.

Was Elm Menf9 leiten fGnn, Der mi
einem feten @ilen begabt tit, bdpon gteb
bas 8eiipieG bes fiir5li9 gu 9ublep in Ptf'
GpuntD i'm tpe1tlt9en eSQinois ge5torbener
Negers oSobn Malfer 53e1gniB.
Walfer 1tarb i'm Otter pon iiber loo
Sabren, Sn 8irgtnien alS Stlabe qeboren
ertparb er beretts i'm Sabre 1884 feline Srei=
beit. 9as ba3u n0tbtge @elD, $500, battle
er ii9 eripart, inbem er nad fetaer Sages=
drbeit, bic er oGs @tlape 1einem !0errn lei
item muBte, Elm tleines @tid 2anD bebaute
bds linn fein 9err 5u benz 3ped iiberlaKer
bate.
Na9bem @alter ii9 fret eefe1ft bate.
mietbete er Elm Stiid 2nnb unb bebaute
bafelbe Bis 1888. Sn btefem Sabre 3oQ
Der Mann, benz Walfer's Satin unb Sim
Der als Sflapen bienen muBten, bon
@irginien mad Mtfourt. I'm in Der Ndbe
feiner SamiIie gu fein, 5og Gdlter eben>
fails na9 Mihouri, tpD er nit feinen @rz
%fparntfen cine Sarm BON 80 Ncres erlpdrb,
unb 10 erfolgreib mar, baB er I'M Sabre
1850. 3tpei feiner &inber fir ie $500 fret
faufen fonnte. SIM Sabre 1858 ~erfaufte er
bic Sret6eit Ieiner Satin, uno cines a9t=
8ebnidbrigen Sobnes fir bic Summe BON
$110O.
Walfer berblieb Bis gum Subre 1861 in
WtRourt, Inn pel9e 3ett er 8efiser BON 400
&cres Qanb mar, unb auBerbem no9 eine
Wtenge benegli9en @igentbums befab.
Sn biefem Sabre ~bertaufte @alter fem 2ano
in Mifourt unb fie6elte na9 Ptte GountD
in SGinois iiber, no er CUR 3ett feines So
bes 500 Ncres Qanb befaB. SIM Sabre
1861 erfaufte er nod 5tDeien feiner ainber
unb 3tpeten fetner @nfel fir $1,000 Die Sret=
bett. 9te iibrtgen ieiner &tnber tpurben
bur3 Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be-
freit.
Sobn WaGfer bate gar feline @9ulbt1z
oung genofen, mar aber, mie aus Sbigenl
erit@tli9 1T, Elm Mann bon eiierner Wil@
lenstraft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
Ser &ttmte."

Inter ben pielen @rdtuldnter1, tpel6e Dem
ne1en nprnegi19zameritaniI9e 8u1oesz
1enator BON Mtnnefpta, &nute Nelfon, in
ct, 8aul lire @liidpiinI9e Darbra9ten,
befanb ii9 audi Elm alter 5armer Namens
6tmle aus @iscpnftn. Ser Mann trug
re9t altmobif9e, aber febr faubere Cont
tagsfleiber unb belt 1t9 bef 6eiben i'm Sim
tergrrnbe, Bis 9err 9fel1pn einen Mugenz
bid uabeI9Gfttgt mar. Damn aber trat er
bor unb iagte bieber Die &e3te ausitredeno
i'm ber3liben Some:
Senator, erlauben Sic mir, S6nen gu
gratuliren."
r6alo, 6err 6tmle," arttpprtete, bic bar
gerei9te 6anb bes Often frdftig 19iittelno,
6err Nel1on, fir sic bin t4 ni9t Senaz
tor, fir Sic bin i9 na9 tpie Dor, gerabe tuie
bamals, als th nod fein Nnbdngiel an met
mem glamen bate, der &nute". Wie gebt
es S6nen? Gs freut mid aufri9tig, sic
p%teber5uIeben, benin eSbr Mnbltd ruff in mir
bic 8ilber meiner Sugenb 5uriid uno 5eigt
mir, baB i9 ben re6ten @eg i'm 2eben gez
gcngen bin unb audi Slid gebabt babe. @S
lit allerbings f4on re9t LANCE fer, baB id
in Sbren 0teniten itan0 unD Elm So9 S9fen
por Dem pfluge bertrteb."
gu ben l1mitebenben, bic Der S5ene nit
Spannung gefOlgt tparen, fib tpenbeno, fubr
NelIon bann fort: LIMB ib fam Sbnen Die
8erfi9erung geben, es tpar in ienem Sriibz
ting cine febr froitige 4rbeit, @ber i4 iu4te
8ef9dftigung, 9err 9imle brau9te einen
Sungen, Der bas Pfliigen beforgte, uno iG
mar fro3, baB ct mid dnnabm."
9dran fam man NIT Si9erbeit erfennen,
haB NelIpn trob feines groBartigen S9rttt2
bonn pfluge Bis in ben 8unbesienat, Elm
etnfaher, f9li9ter Mann geblieben lit.
@el9' Elm Geubtenbes 8etfpiel fir 10 ptele
~fcgenannte SbpbbpzNriitofraten bic ieBt
i'm Gei3tbum f9pelgen, aber fait in Sbnz
ma6t faqen, penn fe auf irgeno etne 8etle
an lire Mbfunft erinnert tperben!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
Elm einiaes freies @aterGanb poute unb ieiale

elm einiges freies @aterlanD po1te unb feline
Siirften bagegen tparen.
SIN, a0ni5Gi6e 9Obett tragen ben l90ner
Ndmen zines guten Siiriten, besbalb lpfte
bas grpbe lnre9t, bus bur9 ben @roB9erz
5og 2eopolb, Sbren 8ater unb bur4 Den
bamaligen 9rin3en bon preuBen, Sbrer
@9miegerpater, i'm Sabre 1889 begangen
&purbe, pentgitens an ben mod 2ebenoen
gut gema9t unO bas pegsenommene Ser
m0gen tpieber 5uriid gegeben perben.
9ur9 Die Qdnge Der 3eit fat1n Elm ltnre3t
ni9t periGbrsn; Darum bite i3 NOD einmcI
@p. 8Dnigli9e 0obett ni9t nm @nabe, Forz
bern UNI @ere9tigfeit, Inn @us3ablung met
nes 8erm0gens, bas Die ba6if6e Staatstdn
i'm 8eiibe bat.
SIM an6eren Safe pinT6e id, boB bic
Sonne Der Sretbett ben baoti6en Siir1tenz
t6rpn erleu9te, Bis bDGige @ere3tigfett bort
einfebrt; pber DaB, penn Dies ni3t gef3teRt,
Der &uf i'm gan3en 2unbe eri6aat:
sod leb' bic bel1tf9e &epubltf; =
Sic bringt @ere@tigteit unb @liid!"
@tp. &Dni9ti4en 6obe;t 9oha9tun9SooaFer
Safob Sebaitian 2tnoau,
ISL Southport Npe., @bica9o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
@ie f6rbem tit
SO fimnfem.

ron dn6eren. gerabe has Hidtis
bic 1eppide, RIetber, Wtanteltrdse
.aiebenb ME neu.. SeSermdnn tann
SieTrnf'S bahen. 8eriu6t tie une
pber lOc. fir ems, iebe Sarbe. {
S6retbt raid, ipenn mSsli6 in On
grHurh DgE Up-,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
2tnSatt'S ~stpetter 1t,tS letter 8rtef
at @roBDer3O9 0rteSri@ rnt
SaNcf.

(Ser int Iebten Monat 6es alien Sobres BON Benz
sreiien ba6il6en SreibcitSfdnnpfer 2inbau, iesi9em
@eu1tfIebrer in Chicago, an BEN @roBbersog pom
8abeu gertdtete 8rief erre9te piel Ntfieben 1nb
ein9 aus unieren Spalten in piele anbere 3eitunz
gen iiber. Q8ir tbeilen 6ober NUN aud Ben ~S,pette1
nnb Iester, pom Sem ~riiltigen alten 6errn an 6as
Sberbaupt ieines ld0nen @eburtsGanOes seri3teten
8rief NIT. S0taois @toats5t9,)
&0ntgli9e 9obeit!
Sim 20. DECEMBER b. s. f9rte6 t9 an @tp.
&0nigli9e 9Dbeit unb berlangte @ere9ttgz
felt, nGmGt9 &iid5ablung meines @erm0z
gems, bas bic 8roBber3ogli9e &~egierung
mir i'm Sabre 1849 Degen meiner 8etbeili@
gung an, Der bamali9en &eDolution gum
-S6ube Der Hei9sberfaifung, our 6erftelz
lung zines einigen freien Oeutf9lanbs, tpegz
genommen bat. 2eiber er6ielt i5 bis 6eute
nod feline @ntport unb bas lit Der @runb,
baB i9 nod einmal an @n. &Dnigli9e
9o6ett MIDI penben muB, neil t9 nt9t
glauben tann, baB ale @ere9tigfeit unter
Der iebigen @rOBb. Regterung gei9punben
1T.
8or Musbru9 iener &ebolution nur6e
Seine &Dnigli9e 0obeit Der @roBberapa
2eppDlb bonn &plfe gebeten, bic in Sranffurt
bonn beutf9en parliament angenommene
8~erfafung i'm Qanbe 8aben aasaufibren,
aber er that es ni9t unb flp6 nit ieiner
3egterung aus benz 2anbe. 8aben bate
afr feline. &egterung unb bes6alb muBte bas
8olf cine proDt5Drif9e gtegierung ertpG6len.
Dieter &egterung muBten mir ge6pr9en uno
bas tbuns mas fte gum @9uBe Der beutf6en
Rei9sberfa1ung b~erfigte. Nuf ben 8efe6l
btefer &egierung er6pb It3 bas 8Dlt uno
tGmpfte nit ben tapferen babtf9en Solbaten
D~eretntgt gegen bic Sruppen bes bic &ei9sz
%berfufung ablebnenben &Dntgs bon 9reuBen
un6 anberer Stdaten, Die bpm @roBberaoq
2eopolb gu feinem S6uBe gerufen uno BON
dnberen Siirten gefiibrt purben.
.Qls bas baOif9e 8Dlt bur9 bic l1eberz
md6t erbriidt unb bic 9roBber3pqlit1e
3egterung our3 befdgte austpGrtige 3rupz
pen unb Siiriten pteber ms Nmt einqe1ebt
par, bann fling bic 8erfolgung unb 8erduz
bung aler 9erientgen an, Die Elm %einiqes,
freies Oeutf9ldnb po0ten, Dbipp6l tie ni0ts
9egen Die 9roBber3ogli9e &egterung berz
Drp9en 6dtten, benin bie1e mar ia aus benz
2anbe gefloben. Die 8eften unb @bel1ten
bes Bottles purben eingeferfert, %fiiilirt unb
beporttrt unb in ben .feu9ten &afemutteH
in Eaftdtt &ranfbetten un0 benz Sob aus
geieBt, Nu9 purbe beren bepeglt9es unb
un6epegli9es @igentbum cOnfis3irt.
9os 6er3 blrtet mir, tpenn i3 an ar Die
braben Mdnner benfe, Die i'm Qdnbe 8aben
in 3aftatt, Mannbeim unb 5reiburg itanbz
rebtlt9 erf9offen nurben, tpenn i9 an Die
benfe, bic i'm @efdngniB gu @runbe gert9tet
murben, Dber Die in Der @er6annung i'm
@lenb ftarben.
9as 6er3 bGutet mir, tpenn i9 IN bic
ormen Srauen unb &inber bente, bic Der
9atten unb Batter beraubt %puroen, unb bag
MQes u besbaIb, neil bas beutf9e goIt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13

Sttttt Bite be~fttgfen S6mer3sn
in 3ett BON elmer big sipan5ie Ntiuuten. q d
etne StunOe na6 2eien Oieicr an5eiGe brau9t
iraenO SemanO 6 d NJ iu erO NJ B E n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
2Sett IS tbnt 'Htat f@Ie6t 8eben
Soutc.

1teber bic 9ieb9aberei bes beutf9en &ai=
fers fir bas 3ei9nen erodblt bic nSrei1in=
nige 3eitung" i'm Mn19luB an bic neuliG
erpdbnten Martneaet9nuneen Na9itebenz
beS:
Nuf einem SagbausfGuge bate er auf
einen %betunnten Maler mitgenommen. Nad
Der Nbenbtafel fagte er gu bemIelben: @as
noIen mir tbun? Sd benfe, 10 fiigte e1
bin3u, mir 5ei9nen. Nlsbalb ging ct aud
ans @erf, unb Der bon btefem 8orI9laq
alIerbings ettpas iiberraI9te M}aler 19idt(
ft9 felbtDerfdnDIt6 glet9ertpeiie an, benz
ielben gu entfpre6en. Na9 etniger 3eii
metnte Der &aii er, Der ii9 an bic 3ei9nunq
elmer @prbette gema9t bate, baB es mad
ben NIT Der Sago berbunbenen Mnitrengun=
gen bes Sages bod pobl gerat6en lei, iid
CUR Gu6e gu begeben. Ser Wtaler tbat bies
benin ou3. Ra3 etnigen @tunben purbt
CT aber plDBlt6 BON einem Oiener qetpedt
Der ibm Die 3et9nung iiberret6te, tpel9e be1
Scatter, Der aufgeblteben mar, in3nif9en
f~ertiggeIteut bate.
Sis am anberen M1orgen Der Wtaler iibe1
Die tpoblgelungene 3ei4nung feline pp1e Nn=
erfennung ausipra@, ertpieberte Der &aife1
in li~ebenstDiirbtger, f6er36after @etfe;
Seben sic, lieber t., tpenn es mir nal
f9le6t 9eben fo1te, fam i9 mid immer
nod nit 3ei9nen anitGnbig erndbren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13

l1nIere GiirtiIGrotB sSarEs auf
8aumnpue friert, tcdt pber
mdldt nt6t aus - ale dnhez
rem tbun IS. Sont's Sran>
3Siifde Sarben finb peridieben
fir i6led)te 3eiteu. Mta6er
II uno @n;iiSe 10 i6Sr unb arz
8 tbun. Sein WttBlin9en, trenu
Senhet 40e. iitr6 Bddete
suite SesabIuus fir Gstnteu.
3lii6. Gripdbnt bteie SeituRs.
Dassar, mtGh. z
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13

Gttt sOIEettOetes @unoer,. 9tebeHe 9n=s
" ttato Der IS cit, uno grade bic ieber tpiini6t.
SauBerprbcntIih fri6, brinSt ic iiberrei6 Sic f%einften, I
SSmnobli9msden6iter, b%elrot1e1l SonluterI lEno 5eid1met {
gaus, bic fe Oufre6t unb pbneiebe Gtiite ftehen IGBt. Z
~ Wtap'S %cpttcnrreas freie, @mrSc. @tre eTsS
SSauitte Sorte ooa ol!Ssr9rOentltd9er @rtra9sfahtgz {
Slid gum G6nei6eit. Z
g 4t,Ier berlb,mter 8fabnt= gaIat i~bertrifft :
Gale anberen. @e6r frauS un6 CART. y
g So @ir ferben fret per Soft elm 8adet emit !
G1alten6 Ganlmen Der EXTRA fritbe1 8a1n1s 3DuuateE, :
0caltcurenSfreien @urfen, 9tabH1zSalat, Wtan'S 30c. y
@@ertificat u1o r%niere1 riQuftrtrteu Bargain @atalpg :
@Gitr ieben &Gufer 9p1ars tperth) fir San1en, :
@Sridfe, Mr6 8fan5erl nit c~olortrten &arten, r1nb :
g fauienpen naG Der geatlr se5ei9neten SIuftraz :
@tipnen, aleS fir MIR 10 Gents. =
@ Seber Senbung an Berionen, Die uns nit 10 gts.
- fir pbigeS bic 9tdnler l1ub 2lbreiien BON 3 pber rrebrS
9i3rer Srsunoe eiTit,iden, Die Gamer, 8f9n9aen OosrSS
G82umato@ BEL, 6srenP 6rii9te 8 8fnn6 i6nper ipsrben. {
SMsYG IN sesdsmsn 81. Paul. Minn.
S 8 = \ 90 sis5'ssssSsss a sasss s%sasssai !
Ntap & Gp. iiub ~ourdanS 5uperlaBtg-Reo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13

MitgGieber bes 9bilabeGpb;aer @tabt=
ratbs baben, pte es beiBt, fir Die Baffirung
elmer g%epifen SelepbOnzS rbinan3 $4,000
in Mftien erbalten. Sine unterIu9ung III
bes6alb eingeleitet porben. 8ie biel uniere
StuOtbdter fir bic Pafiirung Der LETTER
SroQeDzS rbinan5en erbalten BADEN, III
nod ntbt %betannt; audi 1T mod feline Inter
iu9ung eingeleitet por0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
8f[dlmer0en una Sdlner3etl.

@eqen &opftpeb (einerlei ob %nerb1ier Nutur ober uebela
~beftnOen), 3abntpeb, Neural9te, &beumatismns, quiz
tenpeb, S6meraen unO S6md6e i'm Gitden, i'm &iifs
graf ODER in Den g5ieren, e3mersen in Der @egenO Der
unO SGmcr3en aler 9rt pirb Die @nmcnouua BON
&aODao'g @eabo 8elief ~iOfortioe @rlei@terunG qeipdbs
rem unO befeu fir nenige Gage fortgeiebter @sbrau9
cine permanente @eiluna sur SofQe babel:
Snnerli6. Sin bulber Sbeel6ffel bis elm Sbees
I6ffel in etnem bol6en @las g8dfer ipirD in ~iDtnigen
I~le6elfeit, Grbre6en, GOObrenaen, IerSOTtdt, S6lafs
%loiigteit, &Opfueb, @ldbungen unS ale innerliGen
S0nter5en
@s oibt tein @eilntittel in Der Wclt, ipcl6es @e6ielz
fieber unD ale dnoeren malarii9en, bili0ien unO ions
tieen Steber 10 i6nel turirt ais, unteritibt bon q a D :
9tlen, st aonap &eaDp & e.
lief.
preis SO Gents ole SIafde. Verfauft bon
aAeH 9lpotbefert.
The Monticellonian., 1895-08-30
OFFICIoUS INTERMEDDLING.

It takes smarter man than Cleveland to down Gorman, as the former found out when be at tempted 10 arralgn one of the Maryland Senator's old political friends against him in the late convention.
 In recent issue, the Baltimore Post made the assertion that Cleveland wrote a letter to Hon. Freeman Raisin, his appointee as collector of the port eight years ago, telling him that he wanted German defeated in the conven- ton and his permanent overthrow encompassed if possible. Instead of working in harmony with the desires of the President, MT. Rasin took his letter to German and after showing il to him a cordial reconciliation ensued and Cor man remained master of the situa- tion.
 This is but one evidence of the unwarranted interierrenee of Mr. Cleveland in tho domestic affairs of the States which are not run exactly to suit his sweet will, and the treatment gwen his demands by Mr. Rasin will be applauded by all fair minded Democrats throughout the country.
 The above we find in the Hot Springs Sentinel. If true, Presi- dent Cleveland has belittled him. self to such an extent that be de- serves the decent respect of no honest man. We trust that, for the pe sition he holds. the Balti- mere paper has made mistake. II Cleveland is guilty as charged he is certainly in the wrong place.
The Monticellonian., 1895-08-30

yer and gold at the present ratio On the other there is no middle ground The issue might also be put this way, shall the party rule, or shall the servants of the party usurp that function, and land the party into the republican camp on that question.
 GentlemeH=ot the press, hoWev- .cr honest you may be, those of you who are not now for the free and unlimited coinage of silver at the ratio of Is to l, if you are not in the camp of republication, you are, at least, lingering outside of the democratic camp. These are very plain words, but they are true, and it is proper for you to know Fordyce Enterprise.
The Monticellonian., 1895-08-30

THE lynehing Of the negro, Jones, at Monticello, " ednesday night, was uncalled for, and every man who participated m It has committed crime against the laws of his State. Jones had klll- ed two men and the certainty ot his being convicted and hanged could not have been questioned. The desire to commit lawless deed led the mob to take the prls oner's life, when he would have been executed by the proper au- tholities. Where is the excuse for such n crime as this mob com mitted2 There is none. The mob ought to be apprehended and punish ed .-Arh. Democrat.
 The Democrdt IS correct about it being wrong to mob the negro, Jones, but as the punishm ent, prescribed by law, for such m ot- fense is hanging, oi course the mob will never be punished.
 Those engaged in the act should be heartily ashamed of It, for where mob-law prevails there is no law, and where there is no law there Is no protection of lite or property. Itis always best b let the law take it's course.
The Monticellonian., 1895-08-30
REIGN OF HIGH CARNIVAL ST. LOUIS IN 4 BLAZE OF GLORY. Seven Weeks of Uninterrnnted Gaietx.

Tbe name of Amcrcas greatest carnival
 ccnter-St Louis-will be blazzoncd on tbc
 skies of gaiety from September 4th to Octo-
 Der 18th, l8y5 The eighteenth annual
 reign of carnival will pervade the city, and i for seven weeks European capitals noted for i their seasons of mystery and regal entertain ment will gracefully ho Y to the superiority of the city on the banks of the Mississippi. September 4th will mark the opening of the Twelfth Annual St. Louis Exposition. This splendid feature of St. Louis's carnival period will remain open until October 18th. In addition to Sousa's world-famed band, l many new attractions will be offered. Sep tember 4th to 14th, the Celebrated French EquiIibrists, the kins-News, will appear. September 18th to 18th Caicedo, "the King of the Wire" and Louis Ooriz, .'the Man Monkey," by their unique entertainments will delight the f1nseeking public. Septem- Der 30th to October 12th, Ivan Tscheroff's celebrated educated mutes, the Russian dogs, are carded for q series of wonderful perform ances. October 18th to 18th, Price Robin, the greatest Japanese Juggler alive, will fill an engagement, while Buck Taylor and troupe of native Sioux Indians and Miss Cor ncia Campbell Bedford, of New York, De- m2nstrator of Cooking, will appear every udS dufIiS 6ie EApOSitlon season.
 That mysterious parsonage, King Hotu, and his retinue will give daylight parade September 18th. This Is one of the most unique attractions of the carnival season in St Louis, and is grotesquely staged. Octo- bcr 7th to 12th, the world beater, the great St. Louis Fair, will he the chief attraction. On the evening of October sth, His Majesty the Yelled Prophet and royal court will pa rade the principal thoroughfares of the City, followed by the famous bal, which is known of throughout the land.
 Al the St. Louis theatres, during the sea son of high carnival have billed most excel- lent attractions. Among the number might be mentioned "Trilhy," ''Lyccum Theatre Company. Chss Frohman's Stock Com panv, HoYt's "A Black sheep" DeWolf Hopper, etc.
 The management of the Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain Route constant- ly having the interests of St. Louis in mind will sell tickets from all points on the system to the carnival city and return at greatly re- dueed rates. For copy of the programme giving the features of the carnival season in detail, address company's agents, or H. c. Townsend, General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
The Monticellonian., 1895-08-30
LIVE AT HOME

The gold-bug press and people are ever protusa lu their advice to farmers to live at home, and this, We admit, is good advice; but what IS good advice for an indi- vidual or Hn aggregation of indi- viduals, is also good for a nation. Then, we would suggest that In, cle Sam stop borrowing English gold, and live at home for awhile. No business man would ever try to borrow himself out of debt nor would Ire think of borrowing money to pay his debts with when he had money on hand; yet this Is precisely what the United States is doing and has been doing for a number of years. And this Is what the "sound money people call business. If this gang con trols the government a few more years, 1t will be lost beyond re- demption.