The El Paso Daily Times. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 212, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 11, 1884 Page: 2 of 4
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Withla Ike Mt7 lirniu, dellwcd by c*rrl »r, »
••>U ftT «re«k.
Tt ujr part of M«xlco,J8 addltlnO per year
• o»T«r?o«Uie.
All oommuuioitloni on baimoti or other mat-
tri ant bo *d(lro»seS|to 8. C. 8LADE,
lditor »*d BbiIiicii
The democratic slate ii beinjs
made up.
f- tR
Beware of the man or woman
who assumes perfection.
The public debt of Mexico ap-
proximates $125,000,000.
Wonder which one of the cabinet
folios will be given St. John?
*! r--i - -ILL m
President Arthur has pardoned
Paymaster Msjer Wasson, who was
recently imprisoned for embezzling
United States money.
California will add another
United States senator to the repub
lican majority already existing in
the upper house of congress.
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It is charged that St. John mar
ried and deserted Miss Brewer. But
who would expect the nominee ol
the prohibition party to live with
Brewer: — Louisville Courier-Jour
ael.
A fire escape has been patentee
by Mr.ThomasD McKenzie,of Colo
rado, Texas, which is designed to
save life l'rorn burning ships as wc
as house?, and provides mean?
whereby a toat or car may be low
ered from the aide of a vessel, or
ear may be raised or lowered to anc
from the windows of a house.
The great national convention at
St, Louis is attracting considerable
attention all oyer the West.
Paso, from her position and sur-1
roundings, promises to play no
small part in this greut cattle move,
being the connecting link between
the United States and Mexico. She
should send her ablest citizens as
delegates to St. Louis to watch the
interest ef the cattle men both
around us in the United States and
the great cattle interest in Mexico,
which is contiguous te her. It
should be their duty to labor to get
the next national convention held
here, as it would have a great tend-
ency to bring into the association
the large ranches located in Chi-
huahua and the other states south
of it. All northern Mexico is well
aituated for grazing purposes, in
fact is almost exclusively a cattle
country and capable of raising vast
herds. It will in time become the
nursery for the more northern coun-
tries of Colorado, New Mexico and
Kansas. The time will come when
these countries will get all their sup-
ply from this section and drive or
ihip these young catttle up there
for the purpoee of being fatted for
market. While the climate and
grass are better suited for the nour-
ishing of the young and the female,
jet not rich in fattening product
like the upper countries. This is
why we expect to see El Paso a great
cattle mart in the future. We wish
to see our delegates to St.Louis push
these facts prominently before the
national convention, and injsct this
idea of the resources and capacity
•f the lands lying south and con-
tiguous to this city. Also the causes
which will induce the cattle men of
Texas now seeking new pastures to
come and investigate the lar^e new
fields opened up in Mexico,
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. Mr. Watterson. in his address,
aaid:
"I believe that the election of Mr.
^^^^^^^Il-tower ol liberty
andtheUnion.ator.ee the source
of freedom and freemen all over the
world, and not the midline of a
party nor the foot ball of a section
nor the exclusiye property of a priv
i'edged cltss, ruling by no more
divine right than that of the al-
mighty dollar,
i am not a seniutionalisit or an
alaimist, still It ss aui a victim of
morbid political convictions, but il
monopoly, guided by the the selfish
purpose of par'Y spirit, was ever tn
>e loosed from the throat of liberty
he time has come when the mira
cle for little else it seemed should
)e wrought. I give thanks to God
hat it has been nought,but I speak
in no partisan interest. The re-
publicans have been rescu3eil from
hemselves and the time will cemc
when they will admit the change of
larty was better than a revolution.
The demociats themselves have
saved, for many reverses impair
heir faith and they could not have
acbeived their victory but for the
help they got. The independents
will be the gainers by their drift
and fort light. As our triumph has
been in the nature of Providence so
shall our duties b# serious and
binding. It will be no easy ta»k to
sweep the fltors tnd put the house
in order, or to satisfy the expecta
tions of the country. In the very
nature of the cnij there must be
disappointment!. The adage says.
'It's a long lane that has no turn-
ing," but twenty-four years of hue,
twenty-four years of muddy lane,
as straight as a ramrod, not a crook
anywhtre arid hardly any sunshine
in frent to cheer us, the devil in the
rear prickinj of hindmost, that is
the sort of lane ws have be on trav-
eling.
The next time there is any fool-
ishness in this country, it will bo
on tke north not the south side of
the line In my judgment the
election of Cleveland anJ a change
of party prevent* for a hundred
years to come civil discord, and
will speedily wipe out the sectional
lines like those of the north and
and south, and those of the east and
west will stand for simple points of
j the compass. We shall have more
mathematics and less geegrnphy in
our politics and certainly a better
system of book-keeping.
We shall hare in ofiice a man
who can tell the truth even when it
hurts himself. I am glad for my
part that he is not a magnetic man
or showy man, but he is made of
tough stuff, good goods, honest
homespun that will wear well and
can stand the racket, lie was not
my choice, and I am glad of that
too, because I want nothing andean
give this administration a more dis-
interested, and, therefore, a more
effective support, for I am sure in
advance that it will be, if not a bril-
liant, yet a safe and sound adminis-
tration.
That which is wanting in our gov-
ment is the genius of conimen
sense, and this good quality I be-
lieve Grover Cleveland possesses in
the highest degree.
pEANK E. HUNTER,
Attorney-at-Lsw and NotaryiPublio."
Room 8, First Nat. Bank Building, El
Paso, Texas,
Cbicago,
| j AGUE A COIDWKIX
attorneys at law,
'•tlice in H&gue'i Block on San Antonio St.
K1 Paso. Texw
QAVIS 4 BE ALU
attorneys at law.
Mining Machinery and Supplies.
s{l t'aso,
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H. O. REINHART, M'ngr.
CHIHUAHUA,
MEXICO
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^U-KN BLACKER,
attorney at law.
Office, San Antonio Street.
Oileajtf.
Opening Decenv&r 1,1884; Closing May 31,1335.
— UNPim THK AlWfCES OP THE —
United States Gcverninont.
$1,300,000,
Appropriated by the General Government.
$500,000,
Contributed by the Citizens of NewOrleam.
$200,000,
Appropriated bv Mexico.
» $100,000,
Appropriated by the Stnte of LouUfrnt.
$100,000,
Appropriated by the City ol New Orleans,
From $5000 to $25,000,
Appropiittted by Innumerable tStales, Citi«a
tnd I'oreifn Countries.
Every St»t» «nd T»'fitory in the Union r.pr.itnl.d,
•nd nearly *11 tha Leading Union, and
Countries ol the World.
Thi Biggest Exhibit, tli» Biggest Building ind tht
Biggest Industrial Event In tht
World's History.
ArriwrioM rent Ai.iiunr «rcmv«u
COTKRltt)|tSSV»Clt and t (i1iiutkk virikl'*
or mjhjmii'j than thoss up mt
ixrusinoN kvku iiicld.
Tli» chenpent rates ol travel ever known in
the annals of transportation secured for this
petple everywhere.
For information, address
E. A. BURKE,
Director General, W. I. A C. C. K.,
Niw Orleans, La
J M. DEAN,
attorney at law.
District Attorney 20th District of TexW."
J^I IOH Cl.ABK,
attorney at law,'
I Office in Hague Block
San Antoma Hrt«t,
El Paso, TexsS.
j jQll. 11. P. BIllMINUllAM,
Assistant Surgeon u.s.a.
Office with Dr. MeKiimey Office hours front
10 to 12 a.m. and2to4 snd7to9)> m.
Alien Blankor
LAOKEK & CLAKDY
Zono B. eiardy
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El l'a^o
atty'satlaw.
in BassetU bmtdi'ig San Antonio Streti
Texas,
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j~)R. WAItKEN,
Room No. 7, First Na'ional Bank BullJisj.
Mikes a specialty of diseases cf the Kye tnd
Ear.
El Paso, Texas
jyt. H. L. BINGHAM,
surqeon dentist,
Teeth extracted wi'hcut pain by Nitrou* Oxide
Oat. Office over IXL Store
el paso st.,
el paso, texas
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Fresh Goods. Bottom Prices.
A Kl'1.1, I.1NK OF 7
Coffees TeaS, Hngui'S,
Lnrd, Candle:;,. Sonp--,
Cracker.;, OauiietU'iQort?,
JM:iesvi;oTti, V'ornvtwiUI,- '
Stttrdt. linfctTrn I'owilcv.
Helices, Candit'R, Cmidftnsed Milk,
ax si Toas^rro,
\\y the j.nekagcmid by the citr load.
Corner of EI Paso and San Antonio
streets is the place to get the besv
MIXED DRINKS, WINES A CIGARS
IN EL PASO.
Jobbers iu Fine Meerschaum Pipes, Ci
gars and Tobacco.
lioltled Wines and Liquors
Specialty.
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R. F. JOHNSON.
—established 1852 — JOWf JUIJA»
JULIAN & JOHNSON,
[Successors to Wm. B. Hooper it Co.]
Wholesale Liquor Dealers
Foieign and Domestic Wines.
Bar Fixtures and Glassware.
Shipping and Commission Merchants^
'Sole Agents For
™W."STBEN TEXAS AND MEXICO FOR
VAL BL \TZ VIENNA BEER MILWAUKEE.
LADIES OF ELPASO
BUT cfc TRY tile CSI.1SBRATIID
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SAMUEL S0HUT2,
San Francisco Street,
EL PASO, - - TEXAS.
Sole Agent Cor t.lie It. ( lausmt & Son
Brewing Ctunputiy's
EXPORT CHAMPAGNE LAGEfi CECR.
COSY
CLUB ROOM ATTACHED.
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H. ERDffiHN & CO,
P.A.EAKINS&CO
Successors to
GIST. EAKINS & CO., and CRAW-
FORD, EAK1NS& McCOLL.
DEALERS IN
REAL ESTATE.
House Brokers and General Commission
Aems.
Office Over First National Bank.
Siioeiixs
And Dealers in
Lcatler& Shoe Findings
El Paso Street, opp First National Bank
ir macy,
AUSTIN ITEMS.
Austin, Texas, Nov. I).—Consider-
able excitement has been created
her# amonj; the negroes by reports
circulated among them that they
are to be enslaved again.
The Houston tfe Texas Central
paid $20,000 interest and sinking
on the old school-fund loan.
In the district court John Young
for the murder of Mike Ferrin at
the poor farm was given ton years
in the penitentiary.
Ireland's majority ovrr Jones
and Norton ihould have been stated
70,000 instead of 7,OtO in to-d;>y's
Giizette.
A mm who gives his natur1 as
W. 1*. Huu#t«.n, t f Bj rnr, was ar-
rested h»>re to day, on suspicion O.f
stealing a hor.-e.
The grandrs' (Jemon,stritioo ever
MEXICO, TEXAS,
New Mexico & Arizona
3j£&,X1CIL«»
Largo Slock Ranches a Npfoijiitj
TRACTS FROM
10 ud to 509,030 Acres
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FOR SALE BY, THE
Mexico and Texas Land & Cattle Co„
J. C. BE.VTTY, Manaciek,
Oitioe Jlutid)' Iiros, Market' Jiulldltig.
EL PASO, - TEXAS.
EL PASO, TEXAS,
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PATENT MEDICINES,
NON-SECRET REMEDIES,
WIMSiliMtHMMMfWfmilllim*
B'aine, and a new lease of p twer to! «*en in thy sta*e was nia ia h-i>
the fiction of which he is thief 1 it night in honor of C cvehtnd and
would have been the end of free! tlendtick*. Seven th->is^aiid ttirned '
•lection in this country. His de-1 out and tl.iM thousan i pariult d lhc
feat and its overthrow ere guaran-j streets hearing toiches and trans-
teea that thie republic still lives,' parsiieins.
that the voters are aiasteri of it.that | During an alunn of fireut ollieion
the moral nature of the peopla is occurred bet we n a m in on hcrsd-
j«t equal to gteat national emcr- back and the truck of the fire com-
pany in which the tongue was driv-
en through the horde's breast kill-
ing him instantly. The rider was
stunned, but not serionsly injured.
genciefl, and that government re-
•tored after a quarter of a century to
thoM from thoae il dsrives its being
for whom it exists, shall con-
ST. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY
printing machine works
— and—
PAPER WAREHOUSE
Corner Third and Viae Streets,
ST. LOTJIS.
H»t» Ertrythlag Nudid la t Printiog Offlct.
ew
FANCY
GOODS,
TOILET
ARTICLES
U/ll I IU A MTI
[THE BESTTHREAD FOR SEWING MACHINES 1
if ILLIIVIHIM lib
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SIX—CORD SPOOL COTTON,
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• FULL ASSORTMENT FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH SGHUTZ, EL PASOTEXr^
BUY IT! TRY IT!
To the Trade.-
(lepartment.
■ A Complete line of Willimnntic Thread in our wholesale
JOSEPH SCHUTZ.
J. E,. KRATBE,
CITY MARKET
wholesale and retail
1
BUTCHER!
EZi PASO,
"We
TEXA
lDOOf.-0«
Wholesale and Retail at Lowest Prices.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
F.CAMPBELL,
Proprietor.
J. H. POLLARD,
Pharmacist,
Opposite the First National Bank, Sad
Antonio Street.
J. KaynoLM. Pre«idant.
. W. zoli^kh, v.l'ios. II, 8. Kaufma*. Caih'i
First National
BA^K,
EL PASO, TEXAS.
stockholofr3 AND DIRECTORS
M. D. Thatcher. Pueblo, Col.; a. a.
Roiiiocon, A. T. & S, f. It. r.; Adolph
luvik tuer, Joseph Sehutz, j. S. Ray-
nolds, Jiimcs P. Hague, j. w. Tays, vv.
J. Hills, El i'uso, Texas.
AiERiCAN HOUSE
Just Opened to the Public.
Tho Table and Rooms are first-
class in Every Respect
E'/eryihinq New and
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
j EAST OVERLAND STREET,
1 Mrs. M. A. McHatton
-acdvuie sA.n,ooisr
EL PASO STREET.
MCBRAYER WHISKY A SPECIALTY.
1VINES m DOMESTIC CIGARS.
FIBST CLASS MTJSIC.
OIiDB ROOMS ATAOHIID > '
KETELSEN & DEGETAU,
EL PASO, Texas, CHIHUAHUA and CUSIHURIACHIC, Mex,
WHOLESALE DEALERS in
General Merchandise./■
Shipping and Commission Merchants. >
Importation aui Fermriin o[ CoBsipmsats info Meiico a Sjssiiltj
SOTj53 a a j:NT« J'OIi TH13 *4'
Hazsrd Powder Co. of New York. I Banco Nacionai, Mexice.
Hercules Powder Co. of San Francisco. Sehuttler Wagons.
VV. J. Letup's 8t. Louis Bet r. | New Home Sewing Maehiua Co.
-j.... '..i: .
Saloon
W. M. Mayers, Prop.
Tlx© l^avorlto Resort.
Elegant Billiard Hall and Club Rooms. The Bar is alwayi furaiihed
with the ycry best of Imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
State National Bank Building, San Antonio Street
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The El Paso Daily Times. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 212, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 11, 1884, newspaper, November 11, 1884; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth502792/m1/2/?rotate=90: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.