The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 83, Ed. 1, Friday, October 7, 1892 Page: 2 of 4
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ESSE 0 WHEELEE Editor and Prop
Entered at the Poctoffice Brownsr
ville Texas as secondclass matter
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Fpr President
GPOYER CLEYEJ4OT
Of New Yqrk
Fop Vice president
APLAl E STEVEN SP
Qf Illinois
For Governor
GEOPvGE OLABK
of McLennan County
For LieutenantGovernor
L M ROGERS
ot Travis Copnty
Fpr A t torn ey G en era
A JfepOWELL
of Coryell County
For Comptroller
THA > ALLEN
pf artin County
For Trcasnrer
T J GOP EE
pi Cherokee Copnty
Com ot the General Land Ofiico
w a walsh
of Travis County
For Stir nt PuMie lustruptjnn
JACOB PfCKLKIt
Mit vValvistoji Copnty
Judge pf Civil Cmt o apfnl
4t ijrnELi >
of Fayeltr County
W D WOODS
of Hayes Cpjinty
Fur Judges firstSnpremeDistr et
For Chief Jpst ee
0 0 GARRETT
of Washington County
For Associate Justices
PJL14KK A WILLIAMS
of Houston popnty
P CLAY PLEASANTS
of PoWitt County
For Congress Ulh pi t > t
WILLIAM WvY CRAN
of DcWitt Copnty
tatp Senator 23rd pistriet
E A ATLEE
fit Webb County
For G
Evek polities will grow mono
tonous
Several of the Homestead strjk
ers have bpep arrested op a chaige
of treason
Doubtless Mr Murray is now
trying to iind a hole in which to
bide iiimself
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Tiid Fort Worth Gazette has de
ot government
plaredin favor good
It is for George Clark-
s
HopQis an ertemy to home
rule He wants to have a hand
ip the local government pf the
Btate
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Senator OoKiTmighV have ad
and his followers to
vised Clark
organize a suicide oipb Coke him lawyer that he shouhljove jpstee
Hf seems to be bent ppop poliu
chI suicide
2OQO000 Doubtless tho good
llah is much moved by tpch ex
popaive devotjqu
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immigration That sorpo icmuedi
ate pleasures thonld Jip taken tp
prphibit fhe trentendpus influx of
paupers tp wljlph Atneriea has
bpenwsnbjeotcd the last fcyr year
every onp ajeknowjedgos Mr
Walkers hiiggestiop js to pinko
a money tetv Ho says
The United States sho uid make
proclamation that for ten yuuis
after Jnnpary 1 J SOU depoVijt of
10Q shall be rcrjijjiud fioti pyery
alien entering its porte that in ease
any person making such dopoait
shall dppart out of the country
within tlneo years after the time of
payment the amount shall be re-
funded to lutri that at tho expira-
tion of JJ10 term of threu years the
amppnt of dpppsit fejmll he paid to
every depositor then lemainiug in
tho country upon the pieseutatiou
of satisfactory evidence that he is
at tho time a lawabiding and pelf
supporting citizen etc etc
Tjip proposed law piakes further
provisions in regard to claims ppon
thp said deposit and ippde pf col-
lecting it The priipo idea however
is precepted in the above quoted
portion of it To make such
11 requirement of alieps entpiing
our enupfry would prohibit the
thousands of paupers who van hare
13 scrape up their passage money
and who bring ps nothing hut
tilth and id as of loPellion against
higher powers soul rhusi s Inup
Cuming here The GhiiH se haVj
been prohibited ipUi li Coming cit
izei a yet the chief objection
tliepi was thu fu that American
lbii ouuhl nut iMsmpte wiih tielii
U OUiliit bi deiiiid ljowiver tjmt
the Chine e will uprk milking ex
wllint fou kt anil laiiiuli men bile
thoiidiindd ol thide niibemhle Kuio
lujriii wretches dnii r cijri i voik
They 1 do nothing but tramp over
iho country wiflrn lor < it worthier
trinkttbju edde M > Vil
have mown out of this purest rioted
immigiHtion and it is sincerely to
be hoped that some moasnn fa tor
its restriction will be adopted Jf
any thing require to be taxed let
us put a prohibitorytax upon these
socialistic cholerabreeding immi-
grants and if a foice bill is adopted
let it bo to force American iiumi
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0 JlESTHipr LUMTGRATW Compi isafcti
TgE Curpps Christi Caller of
Aug ljth remarkedj The conven
The Sultanf of Turkey kneolajtipn at San Antonio two years ago
vrfth opened vrfihbnoh elegant ex
tP 1 on B ru see > M
and pearls valued at
diam ° da
pressum as t4Sooey and Gunme
Hogg apd 001111115651011 And we
will remark en jpassant that it has
been Sooey aud Uogg apd
Riacn while
Jr is interesting to know that
Jlad Ni alrj I ainous jiavigHtlnp act
taken place in these dfiys bythe
aid of tho compass i 4 navigation
clpits le Plight have landed on
the top pf Mount Ararat some time
eailim than he reached Mount
Jilvenst Just think Arafpt was
stipuling high and dry aboye water
long beforp Everest while the Ark
wtip being buftetcd by the pruel
Waves looking for the land
St Luujsi Republic A man
near St Joseph who had subPGiih
ed 5 tu a church fund killed tho
pian who tried to collect it and
who to get tiVen tunk the delin-
quent subscriber along with him as
security perhaps The chinch
loses tyu tpetpbers and 5 and the
coiptpnnity two citizens who taken
all in all wore earnest and etierget
ic men in all their undertakings
It is said that out ut 7000000
young men in America 5000000
pever attend chinch Jt might be
added that out of the 2000000
who preMimably do attend divine
worhiji half of them are diawn
there by there desiie to worhip
jjie lair sex which i always well
represent in the ehnnhis
Tin Howton 101 mid a tew
< iiei II rir raii alter i itlifuiv
winijiig tlip people not to helium
luigid by liovoiimr Jlifg it
ef tiirlen a victim n o Mim n
lie ii a poor pl hcim who can
Pavis otbera but iiudn hi meiiiciia
of iio avail Ml los own erHe
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tlill la is li ef iieiyhbT
JJroolilyu provmoirtl village No
doubt Micirunintpoifant placid m
Antonio Gaiveptoiior Houston
ale ejasred f tjie merest h inlets
while FUih uicroecoic places as the
smulkr towns arc entirely out of
siilht
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CpKVLfjANO is kept nusy these
days writing letters lie emphati-
cally denies Candidate WeavirV
btateipeut that he Cleveland do
ulined to visit u certain Virginia
gnUion HiUboritiea to admit only i inu ijecalJS0 Miss Wjifnie Davib
i t I
tespectable sober laboring nieti
who will make worthy citiaeus
Tiir Galvcbtpu News recently
published some interesting clip-
pings from back numbers of the
Houston Post Uo 0aa > t0
wlijh we wopld add the following
from the Post of My 20 The
nrievance which Governor Hogg
ha3 against the press is not that it
misjeports him bpt that it reports
him at all lie would be glad if
the newspapers would not publish
his speeches m any forrp in which
evept he oouUl travel arupud the
state and humbug the people with
opt let or hindrance The governor
has been challenged to specify
single instance wherein ho has been
misrepresented but he has ignored
the challenge He doubtless feels
like the Irishman when told by his
was to be a guest of the hoiioe at
the same timp
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Tins St L uis Kepublio oasts
the mantle of charity over Gen
Weavers chicken stealing war re-
cord and says Let us draw a
yeij over the painful pi t and stick
to the issues of tho livinir present
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There isuuic laiic ot the a pa
thettc condition of the presidential
campaign but no complaint is
piade in regard to the state cam-
paign ot Texas Things are kept
lively N apathy here
Tkoe jel the creator of tho
beautiful kindergarten system
which now renders the little childs
gphool lite a happy dream was
once ealhd an < oId fool
Sa I Jones conns to Texas to
wake up Sau Aptopio If San
Antonio has heen aslyop the last
few weeks Texas wont hold her
wheu the does wake up <
Murray claimed that he copld
not publish Clevelands letter be
OHiise it was marked personal
Grovers copy of the letter bhows
nosuch word
whilePure
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JofiL l Putegnat Proprietor
pop at apy hour ol the day or night
Brownsville
For Drugs
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otica del kit
VVLU LINK OK
DRUGS CriKMlCALS FA TEXT
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ecps in sjtoek n i pll line of drugs chemicals patent medicines surgi-
cal instruments perfumery toilet articles paints paint brushes
oils combs hair brushes tooth brushes etc etc etc
Prescriptions carefully compounded by the proprietor in per
Texas
FBUETS CANNED GOODS TEAS COFFEE OIIOCO
LATES FINE CANDIES CRYST UJZlSD FPJJITS
CAKES DPwlBD AND FRESH FKUITS GAUDEN
SEEDa OP Al KrNDS FURNITUKE
M ATT1NG CROCKERY GLASS V ARE
AND FINE LAMPS
Large supply of Staple and Fancy
Groceries always on hand
Frank Lusena
j PPvOPPJETOE OF i
The Continental
AND
WHITE ELEPHANT SALOONS
Fire and Marine
Insurance
Policies written by J
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Wheeler, Jesse O. The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 83, Ed. 1, Friday, October 7, 1892, newspaper, October 7, 1892; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth61197/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .