The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-31
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r How the Mills Bill Was Forced Through
+ The Coming Language Of the World
n Frank Hatton's Insult 10 BouIange,
n Protected Manufacturer aud Labor, Etc
OF COURSE IT WAS FORCED -Repub
s licsns assert that the Mills bill was force,
v through the House OF course 10 WI,
4 forced The necessities OF the times and
= the merits Of the bill did the forcing
y Omaha Herald.
THE WoRLp's LAHoUAeE.-The world
q speech of the future will be the Eoglish
language. No compromise diaeci or
artificial lingo IL needed Slowly bul
, surely, and with irresistible force. this
} wonderful medium of thought is making
itself universal, and It Is useless for
Dutchmen or Chinook Indians, or any.
body else, TO stand up against its con
quering genius. J. SIN.
! ToEGIyJNG HIS AwARnDnE>s The
gallant Boulanger took an airing in the.
park yesterday, and was cOmOrted for
his recent defeat in Ardeche by The cheers
Of crowd of street boys. The gamins
of Paris are not willing TO abandon their
hero simply because he was awkward
enough to spit himself on Floquel's
sword. 1ri5une
FAME IN THE EARLY ia Ys-Samuel S
Rocker, who migrated TO INDIANAPOLIS in
1920, and has lived there almost ever since,
died Sunday at the age of 80 years. He
was the original sign painter in the State,
and his frs job was for Caleb Scudder.
a cabineimaker. which he made TO read
"KalOb Skodder, Kabbinel Maker" 1t
was regarded as great work of art in
those days .Gincinnai Enquirer.
BEST AND WORsT.-Fhe best thing on
this earth is a happy marriage and the
worst thing all unhappy marriage
Whom God hath joined together let no
man put asunder. But whom the devil
hath joined let them 60 to Chicago.
am lover of children. When God gives
a man wife and six or eight children
He has done something for him Bui
when He gives him wife and canary
bird He has just thrown off on him.
Sam Jones'
AN ABSURD SToRY.-The story going
The rounds Of the press to the effert that
Senator Riddleberger, of Virginia, has
not eaten meal at an hotel table In
welve years has no foundation what
ever. When the present session opened
he Senator made the Metropolitan Hotel d
liz headquarters for a while, and during
lis stay was frequently among the guests
It the dinner table Washington Post. T.
FRANK HHrif "39sN1s D Dan SH -ShomId /,
'oulanger ever meet Editor Hation, MIR is
iatton will be cut TO pieces without any C;
reliminary challenge, and should the d
NV take hold of the Frenchman, any T
lry would acquit him. II is a despica- W
ly mean and cowardly thing to call pl
ian who Is thousands of miles away T
the Foraker or France" - Lou,sc Re b;
ourier-Journal. nc
tn
THE New ENGLAND SURpLUs.-Ac IN
'rding to the recent census, the males in L.
hicagO Outnumber the females 10000
his Is pointer for the disposal of the
ew England surplus Chicago Inter-
cedn. L.
an
A GREAT SIGHT Mr. Blaine and Mr. We
ilder riding up Broadway side by side tri
own and radiant from travel. followed rel
NIFTY thousand shouting Republicans 10
der the command of Colonel Ochiltree tn'
Texas, would be great sight. If INK
lionel William F. Cody could be pcr. mi
AIDED to complete the group the Har- CIT
on campaign would have an immense lo'
ld.of. Field Marshal Quay, who has no
original mind, should consider this Jal
ygestion.-N. J. Herald. sur
- Tn
PROTECTED MANUFACTURERS AND La 7
R.-Ihe protected manufacturers will mi
Tor labor no more than the sum for ne,
ich II can be bought in the open mar. an,
J. Many OF them are glad to find in a vol
'p0sed reduction of the tariff a pre- enc
I Tor reducing wages If by means of tim
tariif or OF combination they dou- cloi
their profits-as In the cases of the wal
Dper Ring, the Sugar Trust, and the the
nber Ring-they do not double wages smi
lille the Carnegies are journeying to tie
ir castles in Scotland their agents are mol
ing 10 cut down wages in their facto. pro
at home. And while the rings can "ho
ntain high prices by the assistance of ma!
II rates, the price of labor is confirm his
assailed by free immigration Y. kin.
les. Chr
WANTS SOME ATTENTION Il,
MIR. Blaine isn't going to have ali d.,
glo:y of that triumphal entry into aeal
York. His friend Carnegie is TO lo' II
e in for slice of 1t himself CIR as
8 OF his wOrkmen, whose protected" s s,sln
Ices give the oily Scot an income of s Spon
0O day, are to be brought here to , Is'
i've their generous employer who not INC 81
ago closed his shops rather than 90.
the iron workers a slight increase in ,.oh
es. Elaborate arrangements are be. bnn,
made to give the men memorable bodS
lay. On their arrival at the dock dow,
70 Mr.. Carnegie lands they will be lite
Cd with dinner of sandwiches and mile
er ale, and on reaching the train for the :
lOmeW0rd iOurnpv tho,, will l.. =,