Judge — May 13, 1893 — page 9: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page appears to be rotated 90 degrees in the scan. When oriented correctly, it shows a satirical illustration of what appears to be a grand building or structure (possibly a capitol or government building) with elaborate architectural details. On the left side, there are multiple caricatured figures in period dress, suggesting political or social commentary typical of Judge magazine's satirical style. The ornate building in the center is drawn with decorative elements and formal architectural features. However, the OCR text provided contains only formatting characters and no legible content, making it impossible to identify specific political figures, events, or the precise satirical point being made. Without readable text or clearer context, I cannot determine which historical moment or figures this cartoon targets.