The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. THIRTEENTH YEAR, No. 223, Ed. 1, Saturday, November 13, 1897 Page: 4 of 10
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< M1 Aem B Hottand and B B Throop
jftephba Numbers gSK tfi
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tlM City The Post It dellvere1 to anv pari of the
Jfydty by carriers per month loo three months
fS lJoo fix months 6oo ooa ye < r tiaoo
W Mr Theodore Berlnr h theret of the ell
ij clrcuUtlon and collecting Meiiri Theodora
Berlnt and Chirln Lot are the authorlred coN
lector of all city bills both advertHlot and
J ub cr1pUon and no money should he paid to-
m any one other than those named unless special
Hv wrjlten authority signed by the business manager
Is shorn All accounts of any sire should ba
paid by check In favor of The Houston Printing
> Company
atVecrifcers falling tt > receive The Post rnWitirly
will pleise noilly tha office promptly Lvery
paper Is expected to be delivered not later then
ojo oclock a n
Orders for
Ha goods etc are given by the man
agement and none will be accepted In payment
f office accounts
JSOWIHJ ATUIIIAY KflV lit 1HU7
Tld33STPAGJBS
A DASTAItDLY OUTUAOB
It Is painful to iho pure and tlio eo ° d
and discouraging to tho public gonornlly
the seeming Increase of orimo liernldcd
from all parts of tho country It la no
respecter of persons and Us rudo riot Is
rJj not confined to any particular place or
section
But It hai been reserved for Ohio to
tho latest and most disgraceful
that his recently Insulted public
t lraonilo Ycstordays tclesrams from Oak
ijjVoul In Uiat Stnto convey tho slck nltis
tM Ictalls and to say that It was as unmanly
l5 ind dlabolltul n pltto of rascality as du
ll1 gravity could suggest or brutal mfflunlsin
i ixecuto is Btrlctly la lino with truth
jj Tho homo of two youuu girls named Edith
Jj md Jlay Hoborts agod 1 and 17 ycais
V < wpcctlvoly was attacked at midnight by a
i uuid of uluo nocturnal rowdies or while-
s uppers who hioko Into tho bedrooms of
jj ho alooplng females drngged them In their
flight robes to ft neighboring thicket and
i hen whipped tho unfortuiwto victlmB until
11hH blcod Btroamcd down tholr backs and
it Jj > rulses and wounds covered their bodies
Waving beaten tho girls Into uneoimclous
ji is tho brutal fanatics tested them with
jVor and feuthera and took them back to
jTJjMr homo whoro they wuro round some
Wi onus latiT In tho naturally pitiable
condi
Mjloa resulUug from tlwlr treatment rt la
Ji4d tho outrago what It bciumo genorally
nown created wild oxcltrmont and tha t
K <
toodhounds
wcro put upon tho trail of tho
hltceappois but owing to heiuy rains
ij ad trampling of hundreds of peoplo about
to eceno Uio aulmala were unablo to
> > lkiw tho scent
M It to l deplored Untouch n dlsgraee
i and brutal crlnto
i as UiU could uccur
i any American community Fiends that
V wld stoop to su li duvlllsh deeds
am a
t il on manhoo1 and if tho Stato of Ohio
> wit
cs resort to extraordinary measme
Uad ulBh thom ll will be
w a
Tlwilcn net only on tiut commonwealth
lit upon tho whole country us well
Mil MKINmrS iucksudi
1 loslcrdaya
press dispatches indicate that
> o president is on iho eve of tuuln tb0
w try to ono of those political 80mcr
I which Rtticialir follov In tho
bar
n
> and uncertain wuko of
8 JromUies
wpublleaa
appears to bo an
ephtnl tco unwieldy for his Napoleonic
Upmanship < linear approach
congre hi HUtleal backbono
percent
og and that
mucbvauntcd
mix mvo
U whtet was to bo the Ctono of
ministration seems to wilt aud mil
< r snewnakw In h0
monitag wn n
LjiWrJ Mr McKlnley Undo It conveilet
undergo a change ot Umv ln h
i > tot of the Cuban situation a
nce multiplies to how that ho vvlll
V JMy obstacle ho esu i tho way 0 < neI
LliC Pntrl0B lhlt wwnUlon of
enfrolnlstratlwn In a hundred
way lntt
j Ariw preldent knows full well that the
kv Ot tho people and the spirit
0 luc
I
nlng congress will favor
> in the speedy settlement outsMon of the dl L
jvitsi war of persotutlon in our nclghborlnu
te bl KlUUrl1 PtatUudw ana to Wtor
other by the
agnB tMt c S
il mitsMDM
of obstruction
lled shaker of tho hc e of aXlta
u ot rea or 2 S
wmn
W i t > OTnl1 lh0 Cublia lies
m y prevent 7
wishes nnrt
i f Prci nunme r
MeKlnley
S 2 S Wef Prty wll be
WotvaccountabUitT
for any fali
P90Pto IUl M b0
jBtlt as UMI
t
U TM84WOAY MJT
FlttWoAtTrttro orMc at Houston two
V > > JNKWO i CLASS MaTTM u
r
ilp l > jlM BDinytiHSlm < yP ion
VMtHM ilx norths 14001 three months
i W NMiNMkflM1
Eft 5UNDAV Post one year liio k
TM SMtlWaMLV Post Mondays and Thursdays
t t e r liooi six Months ft oasts ihre
r
mf atawrt itself and tbt cause of suffer
In knMBtty receive at IcMt that moral
supportwhich alt daises and nil parties
laitbtf land are so annoua to accord
MATTHEW MARSHALLS IDEAS
The Post printed ystrd y Ibe riews f
Mslthow Marshall the Wall street
writer as to tjie effect of the recent elec-
tions This writer who has earned tho
rcpuistlou of belnr the bugaboo manipu-
lator In chief of the Eastern propaganda
quite candidly admits that what he terms
Dryanisen is not dead and that the
financial question must be fought over
s aln n this country
Ilia article whlcb Is well worth the read-
ing considering tho source was being
penned about the sama time that the so
called Sound Money league was holding
a session In Philadelphia and pronouncing
blmctalllom dead again And thus wo see
how great minds differ While J Sterling
Morton tho clown of the Cleveland admin
istration was aenurlng tho country that
free silver was dead except In tho minds
Of Idiots anarchists etc Matthew Mar-
shall ono of tho accepted authorities on
iho gold standard side waa conceding that
the recent elections wero a victory vir-
tually for tho white metal
But Malthewf turns tho tuno and glvca
us another phase of the situation accord-
ing to hUi way of thinking a rehash of
last years complaint about alleged sentl
mcnlu existing In the democratic party
against tho rights of property and closes
hia aearo article with this confession
i yet thesS sentiments havo Itujplicd
nothlui moroaitieaMvd tlnn Uwvs alined
nnnnrt truits combinatlviiH and otlur
rfiichinery sunpostd to bo contrived for
the jobbery of thi poor ut How far tftoy
will entry Ihoso who entoiluln thtm u
llielr vsr against tho ponscafots of v talth
is a ptoblem which tome futuro Willi solvo
It was this kind of vicious and untruth-
ful rot upon which tho party of tho classes
tho trusts and tho tnonoy combinations do
pended last year for wuccess And it suc-
ceeded Tho country was frightened by
tho bugaboo and MrKinlcy wa locled but
If Matthuw Marshall and such rw ho
think to play tho game over again tbpy
will discover that they undercstlmntn tho
capacity of tho people to delect a fraud
Hut why as suggested by nn exchange
and answering Matthews question
should any ono expect them to carry uny
body fuplhor than tho remedying of tho
evlhi cQinplalnod of This Is a frco coun-
try and if tho pooplo do not remedy tho
wroiiRn that arlso nobody will How ab-
surd then is It when tho pcopio fneo tho
wrongs and demand their rectification for
somo blncant ass to arise and declare that
tho hcntlmcnt la anarchical that If thoy
remove tho wionga they will go on and ro
movo everything that Is rightthat no re-
form can bo allowed beCatmo tho reformers
will not know when to stop Tho Idea that
anybody objects to thu morn possession of
wealth Is onn of the most ridiculous scaro
croMs that vins e r erected
rhjslcal cult has reachcMlaji < ulvanced
stngoanvotiK tho ladle of Iho Island City
aud now tho Ycunrr Mena ClirlMtinn As-
sociation professor ot gvmimstlui nt i
veston lvnnls to organize a cbvss for
i > ulldiK ui > tho bono and muaclo of tho
fair sox Otv > ciiig nUxl by nn Inuulslllvn
reporter what Wiwl or dress tho professor
thought tho Indies ought > to wenr whllis
going through their exercises on tho horl
ironfall bar etc Mr
fimllh carolcs ly an-
swered Oh Just tho convciutlonal suit
of blouso and bloomors wilth short krK
or bloomer without tho skirts Just ns
estch Individual decides Thcro nio a
gieit many people who think the gin In
bloom on a bill > li a sorry enough spco
taeln but nn the crano goes totho c
tvul of encoiiraginif Innoceiit > Muror girls
arid KWiimmd nintroiiiclad In abbrevi-
ated garmeuts and miuiii oorsota to dis
poi t theiKselvos on crotsUim for Iho ndl
llcatlon of ninlo Inwtruclors wont Hwro
be an nmnzeii look ind n big kick regis-
tered ignlnst tho JiinovaUon
Muma tho word
chnsanthcinuin
Not extra dry but
Mrh Hostile nyaiin Iden to appoint nil
tho dlntliMrtilkhcil politicians nnd in 11 ronl
men of tlm Stnto as Judges ot our Mid
winter Fcstlvul In worthy tho attention of
President Childress Thoy ought to bo ull
here nnywav nnd being bore they oould
bo nuulo useful u woll as ornamental by
t > eivlng In tho capacity suggested
Young iiun now Judgo women by tho
hats thoy wear nit tho theaters
The Galveston chamber ot commerce
has started nn notation to liavo tho proi
nosed government armor pinto plant cs
Uibltohvil m Texue TJio Tost Is glad to
seo ROmothUiw dono looking to that wid
It hat alvwatod It frequently and Is glad
to sva Us suggestion
favorably acted ui > on
Lei the gcMd work g on
According to astronomers tWs u tho
night on vvihtoh tho stars nro to fall
If John Sherman doesnt keep his weath
er ejo open during tho progre of that
conttionco with tho Canntitvn premier
Sir Wilfred will get away witili him Just
as certain as tlvait politicians grow n Ohio
Tt > gentleman who represents tho Uidy
of tho Snows Is slwowdncAs personlliodi
Houston will bo a great convention cen
ter during the conijnc Midwinter Festival
Murderer Durrant was not executed
yesterday aCter all Ho appears to have
a sort of charmed life for although the
scaffoij was rAvdy to do Its duty and tho
San KrantfMco publo fully prepared to sen
hrm go hence another respite stayed tho
hangiranshand
The Spaniards think tholr invy
supertor
to that of Undo Sam and where Iciw
Mnoo Is bliss tis folly to be wlso
Evon iho Creek IrcUauaTn tho Territory
unv rapMly getting up to date Bogus
warrants to the amount of tW > have
been i8Uxl aKalnst Ulfi c b
some of hu big guns of th < v tribe but the
Tltn HouUon postoince minor In Wash
trwton saya will bo about tha first
Texsa
Plum
given oyer th politlciil counter
f Tho gravity erf tho rclaUona between
9p ai > and tho Wutew BiM It Is believe
workIftt but the way
° rk on ho harbor forts Is being
pushed
rlV vL Uncle Sam doe
not proposo to bo takrn by surprise
trHjy hM1rd WM htp to H yt
UTJffl ocon ot Bmpror
4
ff
N
vrS
WMWit srubjfwts Tho llttlo republic
olatmn It is a clear case f > C lioll up cuul
refuses to be bulldozed
Meantlma bear in mind iho annual ex-
hibit of the South Texas Poultry and Pel
Stock association at Houston December
lti
Tho prcra ttspatohes convey tho start
ling news that the ropUblVjnn c < Uror of
Ohio generally l l < vo Honna la entitled
to the scnalorshlp but they fall to toll
us what tho democratic editors think
about tho matter
Buffalo bayou Is doing business at tho
old stanri and will l > o hard from a little
later on after congress buckles down to
work
Now that ithe milltftry authorities havo
dccMwl on trcatir Cnptnln I yvcrlm to
a court martftit Wonder If they will lvo
him si doso of His own medicine and drag
him by tho heels before that august tri-
bunal
Oeorrla craped the yellow fovcr but
sea whlzzi aint tho football crnz < get-
ting In 1U work In tluiit ndc of the
wcods
It Is rtlmntf l that visitors to tho late
Dallas fair sprint JI000flOf > In thnt city
Why certitlnly tho ptibllo Is alwayn will-
ing to patronize a place tbut h s enter
urlha enough to trot uj > a llrhtcTass uttruo
tlon
The poultry show tJie P v and V Car
nival and the meeting of tho Mnaonlo
Orand Ix > dgo all In a row will nwko Houa
ton li cly
Those KaPtcrn goldbus papom which say
that silver tins been given another solar
tilexlH blow at tho polla havo been locritrti
over Inst years returns Thoy should
ltoct > tin with tho times
fianttaittona our salvntton should be
the motto of cwry city in tho Gulf States
ncl Bprlnff Wo want no occasion for
fiunrantin < next fall
Mny tho I > oril liavo mercy on Now
York Is Parkhtirrfts expre on on tho
result of 1ho recent election As Park
hurst Is eoor to sail for Gotham the
pruycr Is ni > ropo
Tho Mexican nopulaitlon of tho Eleventh
congressional district would like to sen
Hon Jnmcs B Wulls govornor of IVxns
Ami tbero nro others
Only a few days inoro and Iho war will
bo on between Bpenkcr Heed and Joiry
Slmr on llonlllltlci which commenced
durlnc tho extra eson will bo resumed
next month
About thfl < vnly peoplo In tho United
atntoi who aro pmlltlnir by the war In
Cuba nro tlio Southern fartnerH who nro
ralslriK tobacco wih cli U fetching f < inoy
vricca
A Ppanbh decree granting ntJtonomy to
Cubi v Ill It Is reported he pronitiljtalcil
on tho 23d Instant All tigh lot It come
thu American publlo Is ntxlou to seo
wlint It Ukoka like nuyjiow
Yerlenluy illspitcfot idinounco thai It
Is cciultg nnioUier Ntaraguun rovolution
This Is thonormal rfmdtlon lw > wccr of
that Jumping If rla o and nobody will
bo surprlRod l y tip ucw
lMNls illOirT TKOlIJ
Sir Kdwin Anild l
about to publish a
scries of translatbns ot lovo songs
Tonnysorva blognphcr had to mako his
DeleetiorH among 000 oxtant letters
Satullcn li tho lame of tho smnli prop
erty tho qucm his bought cloau to Wind-
sor cm tie It cosf her ntuje ty close upon
12000
In a recont loiure riotessor Ucrgmiinn
of Berlin stated that in fifty cases of per
forating the skill fur epilepsy he knew of
only one pertiMnmt euro
Ono of Chsrlet LnmbVi friends said to
A Darmelidt paper nppiials lo nil
Ilea
wuv ° coll te toward a menu
n
li ° l l t ° rlneess Alice who
A ullft l > lcr ot tho queen of
Knglund
mid a favorlo with tho English people
laitorl when ho Bummers ho
gels rid of
t l 8r iicUi of torture
by hiring nil In
son In his hene Tho nlnetylho which
mipprcssed bu summer cost him WOO
Colonel Johv l Thomas thu now Stato
hlstotlan of tooth Carollira Is
earning
K on
nnL1Sln by l1a P J eor tSS
into
1 ar loy ot
K Pilns for pub
erl ° llT ° r a lh0 h0lltt o
WewteTarnu ° Wmd n ho Co
Mlss KatclUPevl has beou
succcsful ns
viomlD C ln lln on
vvjoming Sh has charge of tlio lcmlnir
n soiling o all tho cchool irnls
and
u der her adinnUtraiton
tho income
of ho
f lio ° oaateqUre0 lW er °
frinV irtt n r XJnTt W-
In Africa a pjco of rock which ho pro
sented to tho Jormnn
emperor To em
Piror now usa n mouniuin summit n R
raper weight o his writing desk
SOMl lOSTSUlTuTs
l ln ° icm nB0 Btareh
for Wn se < l only
stiffening he frills around the necks
tho levnl0J 10 ct <
One day la t eck Dr Jennings tho m
w dcntUt trfed
Clevvland
o blow
tyf Kanws Cvi2nJrnaatlB Uu h co >
a t
Pfeance revival at Cciar
3 SS5Sa
rested
sA
4
wjs ar
a few miles below
ot 2
from
The Phlladelsiiw hecom Mya xh
> V
fight rusht signstealing and all sorts
of mischief bo been ritr and tho police
havo certain had their bands full
A young m wlih lung trouble began
working In nTansas City hardware houie
rome years a and now he explains bis
robust condlb by saying that Its due to
tha Iron In h blood which he Inhaled In
rnlnuto parti n during his dally duties
A Kcntuckpaper saytt If any of our
subscribers iro wells that hro falling In
water and wjput a pint of salt in their
wells Uiey W find an incrcane of water
whbln twtntfour hours But what Ken
tuckiau woul waste salt by using It to
obtain waterl
HKCXT IVVKNTIONS
An Illinois nn has talented a hoe which
ha a dlvldi shank at the end ot tho
handle la suprt two n rro > bladei xbo
device being loful in weeding both aides
of small plan nt once without Interfering
with the plan
A Mlchlganian has patented an airship
cmprlslng a garshaped inllatabio vessel
a car atlachi to It by pivoted arms to
that thu carSn to lilted up or down to
guido it tbcropelllna and steering being
dono by the ual fanblade propellers
An Illlcoliflnn is to manufacture a
selMubrlcatij Journal box in which an
oil chamber set In tho bottom of tho
tox with r > rlcs of flexible libers ex-
tending fromhe oil to the Journal to act
as u wiek to od oil into the bearing
Krult con t dlaplAyed in a band with
out loss froi steullnc by n now display
cover which formed of n housing to cover
tho barrel Uh a rotable front made of
glass which nn bo pushed around ta tho
tear to remte tho goods from within
To protecthorscs feet from Injury on
barbwlro taxa a llexlblo metal band Is
used whlchjs adapted to fasten around
tho foot vi it an tnnor shield at the rear
to prevent 10 barbs cntetlng tbs fie h
when tho hoc gets Its foot caught on tho
wire
In a reccjly designed refilgcrator tho
ieo chainberu formed of a herlea ot par-
allel bars et < in one aide of tho refrigerat
ing chambet which bold tracked Ieo and
permit tho to circulation of nlr between
tho bars an around tho small pleeos of
Ice
In a hand combination tool just placed
nn tho merit Iho metallic handle Is dl
Alded into to secilons to opirato a pair
of pliers clvs and wirecutters with a
hntehot blad on one head and a hammer
and claw m thu opiuslto head
< imim ii > ii > viYs iositiox
JIntiry lUelvoil liy Mini In Sliwnrt
Cunc AVh fur IrofeBHlimal Vvex
San AntonlcKxpKGS
Editor Kxrcss I received a letter signed
Mao Stow at and addressed to tho Sin
Antonio Uxress dated iith of November
1S07 with efeicnco from you to mo In
dorsed thoron I think It would hnvo been
hotter to hwo handed mo this letter be
fore you pollBhcd the substanco of it In
tho Impress thli morning That publica
tion docs mtan Injustice I was employed
by Colonel C Heavens and General 11
II Jhclps toaEelst In procuring tho paidon
or cominuutlon ot tlw scntonco ot
Mho Stduit They bent mo what
money tho had as a purt of tho
feo far my services and I remitted tho
balance and agreed to perform tho services
for tho roomy rocolml I havo no money
belonging t Dick Bowling Camp or to
tho Mao Stftvart fund What money I re
ceived was m i ieo it Is a business trans
action they paid mo tho money and I owo
thom tha m > I < ck Thu money Is not sub
ject lo Mao StcwartH older und will not
bo paid to him or any ono else I havo
performed part f tho services contracted
for and propose to perform tho rest when
thu proper tlmo arrives
As you havo already published the card
or Mac Stawurti In Justlco to myself I
dtmmid that you publish this Just as It Is
wrltteu Very truly yours
yoursJ
J It McLeary
Tlio HniiHliMi Show
Oalveston Tribune
Houston is making big preparations for
her Fruit Flower and Vcgstable Fctitlval
on Bcccmbcr 0 to 11
and If thcro Is any
vlituo ln intelligent campaigning it will bo
tt big buccok1 In point of attendance as It Is
auro to bo In tho matter ot exhibits
A Fruit Flower and Vegetable show in
midwinter iB u novelty that ought to at
tmct attention especially when It Is guar
anteed that tho trults will be something
mora than tho canned goods tho lloweis
Mmiethlns more than the galrlah ehr > san
themums and the vegctnbles eomethlng
moio than tho winter collards that are
common to the Inteiior Houston wllf no
ab o to show semitropical pioducts In in
linlto variety and abundance Tho oxhlbt
Uon will outrival Florida and challenge
California This Is said confidently be
cause tho exhibits will bo drawn trom all
t > outh Tojcas and South Texas can do this
JiVcA a ol hllt trv I Corpus
Lhrlstl clear arwtud to Sablno Iofs and 100
m les north ot Galveston is i coctlon par
alleling tho latitude uf Florida and richer
by a thousandfold than tho hotl ot Cali
fornia Why shouldnt It match or excel
them In products Not only should It but
i Tht > u b tho volume for matket
H bos not approached them because It
wis not been develoiwd tho olforU already
made and tho prolucts grown during tho
last fow yearB put the country entirely 1c
> ond tho stage of experimentation
nat It lacks now Is being known by
Iho pcopio who live in it For ycais thoy
havo seen cattlo roam Its pinlrlca and
never dreamed ot what lay latent beneath
ine carpet of gross Evin tho abundant
and virlegntul yields of a tow places during
the last ten years have appeared to tho old
inhabitant ns accidents uud ho has not
jet fully realized that hu has bsen living
in the most fertllo and delightful section
of the country To provo this and to give
It the force of personal conviction Is tho
object of tha Houston Mhow We know a
great many things by beanay and oven by
observation which lie indirfoiently on tho
undoratondlng until they art pressed down
by i mass of proof And this enforced
this vlrllo this realistic knowledge of tho
coast country la what we neod if the
truth which we know about It ln n viguo
SmiSlal vo vay v3Te lulekcned nnd
Mtallzcd llko tho Knowledge which mntts
a man back hlsjudgment with his money
the development ot this section would
sproad llko wlldflro
Something llko tho Houston ahow Is
greatly needed and It will do a world of
good Besides It will bo worth going a
ions way to see
itpcnlCH from Rxiirrlruer
WnlllsvUlo Age
A rich Hooslcr old and superannuated
llko General Jeemes Longstrcet engaged
to marry n young Evansvllle widow but
smiled thi cP Rnent because sbo
too often nnd too sweetly he
bought on a Christian Endeavor
young
fellow and she has sued for damages to
her wounded heart A Jury has il rL °
that 8ho shall
have Kl
hfalng
lufft 0 ss
PProT
jury a cdlc Whetl
a man past 70 thinks
her
1 ° > for young men because she
res him ho to an od fool
mar
A Houston KntervrUc
Texas Stockman and Farmer
The Houston
Packing
company i B0W u
full opcratlen and ts supplying ha cltM
and towns of tho
gulf Coat count uik
1 A Cl lMHB
elcou UrprUe
houla r ed
V
FJ JsTW
HOW DEMOCRAT VIEW IT
From tho Washington Tost
THE KNI > OF A USELESS FACTION
Thus tho Now York Sun heads anartlcle
which wo here reproduce relating to the
downfall of tho cuckoo movement ln Ken
tucRy Kentucky having been carried by tho
democratic p rty on tho Chicago platform
the CourierJournal ot Louisville wboso
brilliant fight against Brynnlte transforms
tlbn of the democratic party will long ho
remembered yeatorday surrendered and an-
nounced that It Is again to bo democratic
with a llttlo dissent perhaps and a little
remonstranco against the party decreej but
opposition never Tho national democratic
party of tho socalled gold democrats will
toon lose oven its name
The republican party Iho party of pub-
lic credit aud conservatism and tho derao
cratlc party ot radicalism and revolution
and unforeseeable
whoso limits aro unforeseen
seeable dlvido all ocrlous political senti-
ments In tho United States Differences
of opinion must bo expressed through one
other of these organizations and the
or
debates of other cartles or candidates with
cut parties will rank in public importance
and
with the prlzo speaking in college
schools A man must bo a republican or a
demewuti and a democrat Is a Bryanlto
Mugwumps cuckoos stuffed prophets
unifying forces and their like take no
Wo do not know so much about the
CourierJournals fight having been a
brilliant one In our opinion It was a
demonstration of party trcachory and dem-
ocratic folly There vvao nothing brilliant
about tho Indlanaoolls movement of last
year or about its authors and prophets and
apostles Tho only honest and consistent
men who brolto away from tho democracy
bfcauso of the Chicago platform went Into
tho republican parlv Thoso who refused
to do that and contented themselves with
pretending to bo democrats and to repre-
sent tho democratic party wcro mounte-
banks and humbugs They polled nothing
but a crank vote nnd succeeded only in
making thcmsclve ridiculous
Wo quite agrco with tho Sun henvover
when It proclaims tho dlsappearunco In
Kentucky nt least of this absurd and peo
tlfcrous faction qnd wo heartily congrat-
ulate Kentucky upon so halcyon a consum-
mation Thero has not been In the whole
history cf American politics so offensive
aud dcplorablo a chapter as that which
records tho Immident Dretenslons nnd
nbomlnoblo mlschlefmnklng ot these so
called national democrats Thov havo
been National nuisances and charlatans
and nil rightminded men will rejoice when
they aro snubbed and discredited and sot
aside
Fiom tho Memphis CommcrclalAppoal
Y JACK 1U3PU11LICAN Our oreter
natUrally snplont contemporary tho New
York 1ress has mado tho discovery that
Yellow Jack Is a good American democrat
but wo must tako Issue with tho Pross for
It Is demonstrable bevond tho possibility
of a doubt from tho republican premises
that tho introduction of tho Yellow Fever
Into this country this year is due to tho
Dlnglcy bill
In tho first place tho republicans claim
that prosperity has been restored by tho
Dlngley tariff As the deficit during the
first four months of the fiscal year has
been over 38000000 it is eviden that pros-
perity has not been restored by making the
expenses equal tho receipts of tho gov
ernment it is also evident that prosperity
rirl como throin Bctnt cotton Such
prosperity as tho country has had Is un
questionably due to tho wheat crop But
i rJ1Oniml C0ndlti0la u la ° vl Jcnt that
wheat tiheut crop mcana a low Price ot
Hence by simply creating a largo
crop tho Dlnglcy tariff bill touid nu have
solved tho problem We aro perfectly wtlN
l
0 Pttho republican
view
that
Mr
r
p nglcy legislated cereal plenty Into ex
stonco Wo admit that tho republican
K tlie great wheat crop This
nCC UtM etrtaln PPl cnt
whrn ay bcllefK Aythoi1 n sWage abroad our
M
< 1 avo bce1
Sr aa epbant on our
rHnMv T can rcadll > seo that Nels
Dlngley s work was not done So ho waved
iuu UCU han 1s madB th0 weVJirV
ocult
piifaes and thcro
waa a shortage in
Voa r frc land a > no n India
Now it follows tbut f the Dlngley tariff
s responsible fcr tho
great when
crop in
this country and tho shortage abroad to
ffnS8 lih tb ° amlle In India o7d ire
land It is
responsible
llkewiso
for the great
cotton crop with Its low pr ce for tlio
drh > all for the CulLin war ad
lastly for tho
yellow fovcr Tho policy at
concentration in Cubn together wl h tho
dovaatatlou and tho extemlon 0f unSanl
lover Thon It Is
supposed that tha fnvpr
was Introduced
this countr b somo
If LrKen tho who camo to Ocean Soring
republican
party la the reenM
or of tho eun moon and utaw
If It
on lo tbe hi
faEons nnd sultan ot tides
fn s ° F r tb sa ij
in short It Is Ceres Aenlns innii n
n rt h ° WWIcaiui
power r in were In
during thoso
years Just as thev nt
n power today
Ami wattor f far Vol
eood
repnbllcan party
Prom tho Loulsvillo Dispatch
WHAT IT
MBANSTuesdayfl
was a stimning blow to tho administration victory
oT dg ° H0U3 VdlCntl0n ot i SSS
of tho d
democratic party on the issues
ore
ntcd by the Chicago
platform 0 m
iiticanETrl ot th0 BtroD a or pi
opinion
and it foreshadows tho
overwhelming success of llw democmey
SOS ad n 1900 The administration
no doubt profit by It If t coula bll 0UJ
0 bound up by the contracts which Marl
Hanna mado with the monopolies trusts
aissr combnca o
buy n ° roatl0n
uH
Z aa on
maid rP ° nd l ° th0 popular d
mand u can
not
turn
away froni tho
ml6 ej 1 Whloh U baiting
he
mo y In the4rcSsury
derived fron Cleve
na S C S B d 4
fBC
n oleB WZ7
nt c ole r s
re wrung fiw heewlctWmi ll 0h
ration date not brVak dmlnL
faith
w hi
bought It by repealini tho nVB thK e who
can not resist the demsnd T
for of a11 street
the
retirement
or iho i V
0 issuance of go Jh J WT for
br < ak with thfl UnPin Pacifi tV lila not
who furnished tho lmmen J Md
fund °
buy tho last ifVP
In a posltlop to change from 1 LI err
reirleve
but
vre
torwaU ru tirVf
Ye WM JWo Perltx could come
5
HdtTSTOlf AltT > PGSTV SATUIDAY HORDING NOVEMBER 13 1857
of a policy which Irnpows heavier burdens
of tAxatlon and contcmplateet a further
contraction of tho currency by retiring tho
greenbacks issuing I200000VOO gold bonds
and turning over to the National banks
the regulation ot tbe volume ot paper
money The trust part of tho contract has
boen performed and Tuesdays vote was an
answer to it The financial part of It Is
now before congress and Wall street 1
pressing It It will not pass because tho
senate is not under republican control
Whether it passes or not the gold standard
and high taxes will not give tho country
the relief it demands and tho current will
bu moving otronger against the republican
party all tbe tlmo from now until 1900 Tho
National house of representative to bo
elected in 1S9S will be democratic by not
less than seventyfive majority and Will
Iain J Bryan will be elected president ln
1900 over McKiniey
From the Chicago Chronicle
QUAY IS IN A PANIC Full returns
from tho Pennsylvania election show that
tho republicans cast less than a majority
of tho entire voto If all tho opposition
had combined tho Quay machino ticket
would have been defeated
Ot course as It was an off year tho voto
was email It amounted to less than 1000
000 as against 1200000 In 1S36 On this
reduced vote as far as the official can-
vass has been reported the republicans
aro in a minority of SOOO and the full
canvars will show a minority of not less
than 10000 It may bo greater
If within a year it has so happened that
tho republican vote of Pennsylvania a-
typical republican Stato has decreased
from 728000 almost threequanlers ot a
million constituting a majority of 293000
over all tho opposition to n numbor so
small that the vote la ln a minority of the
whole what do they expect for tho fu-
ture If tho changes throughout tho Union
next year the year of tho important Stato
elections is as great as the change from
1S9C to 1S97 tho democrats will carry thirty
or thirtyfive States the decisive Slates
In presidential election by greater ma-
jorities than those of the republicans in
1S9GAnd
And that ts tho trend of political prog-
ress K appears to bo as certain as any
futuro ovent that the democrats of 1S9S
will carry tho pivotal States by majorities
as decisive as tho majorities of tho rcpub
llcans ono year ago
CUllItEAT FUX
When She Throws I ivish you would
get your wlfo to throw her influence for
me said tho woman who waa running for
office in tho Womans club Im suro it
would have some effect
Yes was tho thoughtful reply I
know when shes over thrown anything for
mo its been effective Youkcrs States-
man
Gave tho Snap Away Mrs Oabb host
ens Your llttlo eon does not appear to
havo much appetite
Mrs Gndd No ho is quite delicate
Mrs Gab Cant you think of anything
you would like my little man
Llttlo Man No m You sec mom mado
me eat n hull lot beforo wo started so I
wouldnt mako a pig of myself New York
Weekly
A Kemarknblo Comparison Clarence
I am actually Jealous of that puppy you
know
Ethel his fmnceo Oh dear mc You
men aro all alike Papa Is Jealous of you
Puck
Education Thrown Away Mrs OFlah
erty to Nellie aged 9 And what is the
good ln gittlng jou 1 French governors It
you goes and says Fldo has tho mange In
fctld of tho menage Hapers Bazar
Tho Drawing Tho drawing of this
picttiro Is something unusual said tho
connoisseur
Yes replied Mrs Cumrox My hus
band says Its tho only thing ho won ln a
charity bazar ln all his life Washington
Books and Books Im anxious to most
Mr
Hobbcy they say ho talks Just llko
a book
Yt 1 h c < locsist liko a blank book
Detroit Frco Press
Its Disadvantages Perambulating Peto
I m real sorry doy has mado Brooklyn
part of Greater New York Leary
Languid Leary Why so Pete
e ramb Iat1n roto < °
S ° nillyWell
2lv n Yo k P0C0 Juatleos < to
give a feller half
an hour to get out ot
do c ty he could walk over eto bridge to
Brooklyn but
now hell have to raise 3
cents somehow
to get across d < T
Now Jerseyl
ferry to
Iiiimleralion Annopiatlon
To All Members San Autonlo and Aransas
Pass Railway Company Immigration As-
sociation
Yoakum TexasNovember 12 Tlio
next
° B ° f thp afsocation
will bo
t Ti i n hohl
at HalloUvillo
on tho 23d
day of this mon h
after Kho arrival of the afternoon rain
S LS5 t0 aBa n ca your attention to
the Imps of
ijiuce your attending same
Tho election of officers for tho ensuing
year and other important matters wmcomo
qucsTcS a fU alten < 3anco is earnestly CO re
Now that tho danger
of epidemics and
fear 0f quarantlno haivo pauod lit each
wvJ5VeTu ot us put ow shou der to tho
neW lh ren ° WWl vlsor for th W
opment of our country < cv < i
By order of tho president
presidentM
M G Itanney
General Secretary
S arlct Fover nt McKlimev
McKlnnoy Texas November 11Consid
erable uneasiness has prevailed In
city slnoo the
announcement of the exist
auTnefin f1 ffVOr Its ts Thrt
81 1 Wh Jhl
HttlS Srt malted on
iiiuo girl who d cd yesterday
nronounw
r mal a y Sffi
ovr ermal b aTgrnt
develoned ThJ ° 0ther casea ave
aiuJ r n r ° evh b n
every pcca
Glen none Gosxlp
Glen Ttose Texas November 10Tho
commissioners court let tho contract today
AZtobZKl n a
n
d Pfh 0rwnf
n h
arnd f w > odlo u ehool building
Slliclilirt
Jacksonville Texas November llMr
w Mcaier llvln seven miles east
He lestves a wife nu children y
Seriously titiihlteil
Brownsville Texas November lEv
attito Yasquez and John Hownrd
had a
flgbt near tho school
hou B it =
In which tbe foiZr wm Itabbed m ff0
kns
a quite serious wound Howard
Wa r
rested and
put In Jail
Tesan PenstoHed V
Itsue of October 27
OfitffiJS W Joh Millwood
T
GOSSIP a
OF
pay
idi
Now York November lo J
has been organlaed In a 7
Fifth
nveous far way tntPi
given over to the fsshlonaW
who
appear on parade every
It is
to be called
the M tr
pendoirt church nd announ
tbite It la to be a religious
unblgoted nnd unchurched
Who tho moving spirit ipjl
now church saya it nll
lablish a church free frrLf
from all jrrtcn tSgtf
lutlcal °
catechi nfouna 5
and Unrestrictedly Ji
on tho
which shall bo free to df
ror howovcr long it ° I
nursed Iree to weloome
howover recent and deroldS
or formulary < r variation
custom Ho expects bZJi <
pf the Independent ehurchT
include 4 school tor the sLy
bought Tho first effort
tlon is to be the fOrmatUn in
w ek club An independentTkr
to do as well hero m jjJae
eoramotloT
Quite a
hag be
In soubrotto clrcies
over thr
rtCBtaUrantour Shauley u >
liquids or solids to a real
of somo noto who
her husband The enlsoW
street and
a classmnto of tho
J bull
of tho Rlalto nnd It may
of creating another 11X
upper Broadway The
known cafo has
Joined for J
certain capitalist wllh0 M
ties nnd for some tlmo both W
on tho still hunt for aiJffi1
site In tho neighborhood of
Broadway TtuTZff
formulated call for
expensive establishment
tho
aa elaboStT1
carrier
spirit of liberal ty
0 brU1CUeS MS
win do a summer roof mJEiv
blondes
ures
waving palms and Hu
tra It fa said that B tho rUn ft
closed in
realize
theres a
a fow days It V
is a so MonoMBt Shirty >
lo that te r z
rnther
of Sha
er Nwv
mvitolojj
dercss sayB that her maiden itimiv
Charlotte Wood nnd that she is tt 6ri
tor of a rich Quebec merchant Sir
lam was her first husband After hli 1
slu married again Her becen4tau
has albo been gnthere < l to his fatlief
the asylum on Tuesday the Veiled
tho only Ctt l
A morning paper devotes i
Smti
tho tolling of a story about tha tkna
tho Four Hundred In general jW
Jack Astor in particular It soewdk
1 woman Who has grown old in tifta
vlco of tho operatic
managers kijfii
thrives nicely on tho castoff finerytrtt
ladles who shine in mctropolItaVjS
This ol cloes dealer goes h wi
regularly nnd has accumulated
of wmrdrobea sufficiently varied
tensive to lit out all the theatrlcVl sS
anl s ToaA Sho tS
>
Jacob Astor has a strictly business iZ
on her handsomo ehouldcra ana ik
how to
drlvo a good bargain Atcwi
mg to tho exopera singer thelliti
opulent secondhand clothes vendor fc
long one They oven dispose of their estt
off shoes nnd gloves nnd there llk
dently llttlo left for their FreichtSi
o fight over Now we know wheti lis
leading actresses get their Mrua
f
Edith Sessions Tuppor vanch j
tho truth of tho statement that ll
woman known as tho Veiled Murin i
who is now in MaUtewan MyliiiipJ
who for half a century has laMirYl
as Henrietta Robinson Is n r dllfi
William F Elliott An old lady W
deress admitted the truth of th T
In 1Sj3 she waa convicted of poiiesst
a Troy woman with whom sho hid q
roled Since that time she has been
of the riddles of the criminal anstll
tho New York courts tW
It
is announced that the keyno
tho dross of tho coming season fctf
touched at tho preliminary nl j
ments In the Astoria Last seuei
display of diamonds was really
at the horse show and tho ope
Monday at tho first function Mrt
Astor appeared in a rich butj l
gown and sho woro not a single Jr
Thursday Mrs O P Belmont
white gown decollete without
or a pearl a necklaco tiaa orL
Another woman who last wintef
operagoerB fairly wink with her
necklace and other gems nppeare
out even a laco pin All ths
gowns were plain black or white
ors wcro tho exception and tte1
dressed mon didnt wear gloves f
be straight tickets to date m
According to a cnbled scrap off
Now York Is naughtier than oet
London A couple of weeks aso s l
that had won applause here in
the fact thnt it was unfit for putt
was sent to the English metropo
Lord Chainl orlaln who acts as pH
sor theio blushed while ho blue
It and when he through
got
slashing nnd changing tho piece
be shelved as there wasnt enougM
left to last ten Somedsy
minutes
tain managers hero will go beyoatlj
limit they havent for to go at Unvtrf
Comstoclt mny hayo to bo called < li
save the avprage playgoer ttoiak
suddenly shocked J > 4
A theatrical shoemaker here W
shop la small but whoso repoit i
worldwtde has Just comploted a p
stage shoeb that cost 350 Ho Uf
when ho turns out work of this
toils at night when tho birds
nothing must disturb Ono dsnoW
recently left for Europe took a fj
her ISO pairs of this little Italians
shoes This artist ln leather
sticks to his last for he has betni
to stay In his shop thirty ds S
going out into tho fresh air o s
j <
Tho iron workers and housetjl
next winter press for passage inUa
bituro a bill to compel contractor
vldo safeguards for tho men who
skyscrapers Statistics collect
authors of tho bill show that th
number of mon killed in the cob
of a high aieel building la tbre
legs twelve broken arms and
ten and general injury tbirtythre
list of perilous occupations Is bw
Judging from the number of ht
of red peppers that decorate thef
the tenements In the Italian f
theres going to be a hot tto t
Italy next wlntor
Shlnlnsr
And angels shlntes garments
t
anS With Joyful f
schauer wary L p i r1
Orange Sallle Noak xmP i The dominie thought of the good
Mary B Morrlt < J
PreiJ t na l worn these eigWeea
M
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