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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
Personal.

Amdie Mves-Chanler spends ell her
time painting.
Rider Haggarl, the famous novelist, has
been offered $1,000 week for forty
weeks lecture tour IN this country.
James Russell Lowell is slowly recover
ing from his recent attack OF grip. lie -
still unable TO continue his work on life
of Nathaniel Hawthorne.
With regard to the new postage stamps
the verdict seems to be unanimous that the
| last state of the stamps is worse than the
sickly greenness of the first.
The late Professor William Parsons At
kiuson was at Harvard a classmate of
James Russell Lowell, Charles Devens, W.
w. Story. and William |. Bowditch.
MIR. Henry l.. Warner. of Boston, las
given $4,000 to his native town OF Har-
ward, Mass, 10 establish tree, non-parti-
san, and unsectarian lecture course.
Both the Christian and Mohammedan
clergy in the Island of Crete have been
strictly prohibited from taking any part in
the approaching election for members OF
the Cretau Assembly.
Whenever William r. Gladstone catches
cold he OF once goes TO bed. 1t IS not gen.
orally known that he wrote his election ad-
dress announcing the dissolution o. Parlla-
ment IN 1874 in bed.
General Sheridans three little daughters
are pupils of the Convent of Visitation IN
Washington. The girls are day scholars,
living in retirement with their mother IN
her plain, quiet home on Rhode Island
avenue.
Mr.. Simon Yandes. the benefactor Of
Wabash College. has just given so OVO
more to that institution. of which S2O000
Goes TO the general endowment fund and
$3.50. 900 for q new library building to hold
$4,000 volumes.
PATHS health is better now than it has
beeu for some years. She said recently that
she was never we'll III France aud felt the
seventies Of the Welsh climate, but that
the air of America always had had an In
MIGRATING effect upon her.
The young ladies of Bath, England, now
give q elmaE and invite no gentlemen
| Part of them take the gentlemen's place,
being dressed in black, with white SHIRT
front, high collar, and white necktie. Odds
are offered that there will be very FEW
given.
Queen Victoria has become good deal
Of a physical wreck. She - aging rapidly,
and her dumpy figure is no longer upright.
Her cheeks are puty. and her complexion
unhealthy. She Is unable to walk without
the aid of q stick, owing toechronlc rheu-
1natism in her left hip.
William Benjamin Rowland, q cartman,
recently died of phthisis ut London hos,
initial. and when the doctors made a post
;norten they found steel knife-blade run
into his skull for an inch and broken of
there. it had been there so long that the
bone had healed over the spot where 1t had
entered.
General John 1. Farnsworth is lean and
lank-looking veteran of picturesque ap;;
pearance with q Dushy. gray beard, and
has served his country IN war and peace.
II halls from illinois, and sat IN Congress
for some wears after the war, but was de-
feated in 1872, and after making several I'M
successful attempts to regain his seat set
tied down into railroad lawyer lie Is
typical western lobbyist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

Il "You must be behind on salt" ssid. 2 2
-, r.,ter that stood near. THAT'S fact"
answered the guest, smacking his mouth,
!. II IL salt. never seed 1t ground up so
Ane before. / have allus seed salt with
grains about NJ big as boss con. No;
didn't know this here was salt; or 4
wouldn't "a tuck so much. Flowed IL was
calomel. "---Arkdnsd'o Traveller.
Why haven't the st. Louis or New YORK
papers used that story to illustrate Chi
eago's experience with the Worlds Faira
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
MARYLAND News.

Zone thing is certain" says the Balh-
more American. This city does not want
any more gas companies. Give the streets
rest
The store of T. 7. Worrall, IN Rising Sun,
Cecil county. was robbed on Monday eve
ming OF $25 IN silver. 1t is supposed that
the thief entered the store early in the eve
ming before the burglar.alarm was SGT.
The case of w. Smith Campbell Us. Job
Haines, 40 action for SANDER aud malicious
prosecution. was taken up Wednesday in
the Cecil County Circuit Court. Haines, it
is charged, said that Campbell burned a
barn. A sensation was caused in court by
the plaintiff fainting while on the witness
stand. Court adjourned an hour and a
half earlier on this account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
BAPTIST FEMALE UNIVERSITY.
Tho Hoard stIII in Favor of Raleigh.

VAR FOREST. n. c.. March 2O.-Tbe
posr do Of trustees of the Baptist Female
University met in called session at this
place today. The following resolutions
were unanimously, adopted
reason TO change its decision to locate the
college at Raleigh.
will be required for building and equip
ming said college this board requests the
brethren and friends of Raleigh to raise
said amount.
After the transaction Of routine business
the board adjourned to meet at the call OF
the Prealdent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

The State was fourteen years old yester-
day. II has become one of the "institu-
tions" of Richmond. 1t always gives rs
pleasure to recognize its unusual merits.
Able, faithful. and true are the appropriate
adiectives to apply to it. Long may it re-
main power in this city and in the State
Nd larca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

WASHINGTON was born February IL, 1872,
but we celebrate February 22d as his BIRTH
day. BY the same token if COLUMBUS dis
covered America on the 18th October. 1902,
Chicago has the right to celebrate the 2sd
October as the right day. Why notS II was
Oh Friday that he frs. saw land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

TIM CUR srnElM.--A correspondent
sends as an article on the gulf stream
which sssms identical with the one we no
ticsd few days ago. We are more aud
more impressed with the belief that tho
story is hoax. 1t is preposterous TO AS
psrt that the moon could have such an
hGect upon water under the earth AZ to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
A Sad Accident.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch

TbpttIar t0I0tTaI1' - E'17 T.7Pu7ousI
RALEIGH, n. c., March 20.-Yesterday near
Hamlet the oldest son Of ID. 81. Hender-
son obtained his fathers gun with the in
tention of shooting hawk. On going into
the yard he placed the gun near the barn
and his younger brother took it. The gun
was DISCHARGED, the load entering the lit
tie boys body. He died to-day. His age
was seven.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
Epidemic Of DIphtheria.

An epidemic of diphtheria in most
aggravated form is raging in some of the
county districts of Luzerne county, Penn.
IL Is what is commonly known as black
deaths have already occurred. II seems to
be located in the district about Lehman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
!. Lnsbip. ten miles from wilkesbarre and

4.Luship, ten miles from WiIkesbarre. and
wsnreading. Photographer Roberts. OF
u p,t Pa Creek, has lost four of his little
lr,,,;idren within a short space OF time.
gnrses Meeker. OF Lehman, has buried one
mid Mid Barney Moss followed two Of his
cch;idren to the cemetery at almost the
eame time, while three moro were lying at
hnms seriously i'll. Everything possible is
ho;nr done to check the disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
rlREMEN STOPPED BY A DOG.
TIA Guarded Burning Building Until Ho
Was Driven Out with an Axe.
New York SUM-

New York SUM-
Fro in J. Z. Bedell's dry goods store, 241
90 2l5 Sixth avenue, about 10 o'clock
Wednesday night spread rapidly through
The second and third floors in the rear, and
zoo alarms were sent out. When the fire.
men arrived they found that the Waterman
:, snaIlv in the store had gone away, leaving
on guard a big mastif. The front door
6T Da dGT brk Re sRs b dog e bounded
III one of the men hit him a clip with the
gat of q fireman's axe. With q howl the
dog ran between the fremans legs and
Jagged il down Sixth avenue. He was not
seen again last night. The fire was soon
under control.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

A acknowledging fellow that had spent
nearly all his life shaking with chills in the
Mississippi-river bottoms came to the city,
shook out handful Of salt and swallowed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

cause IL to boil up and form wide stream
in the ocean. Why isn't that ocean Of
water affected Ia an infinitely larger de-
greer We have no patience with lunar
superstitions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

Architects are invited 20 propose terms for
FtfRSISUING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
FOR An ADDITION TO TIE WESTERN LUNA
TIC ASYLUM, al stanton. Va. sad addition 70
DO built upon tbs dormitory planL 20 be large
enough 10 accommodate one hundred patients,
ana 10 cosi si000l Proposals viii be received
up 70 March 21tn. Address
~ LEWIS HAlRMAN.
Steward OF Western LunAa0 Asylum,
NH oi-3t SkGmtOu, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

afflicted with arqnng my leg t gave agT i
fherehas beenn JWBKANAAl &
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta Ca
Oc6vy nv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
LIFi-lSAyRlNyb
SOCIETY.

On and sfter tho ist % March, ~, 70 49,
O, ths EQUITABLE LiFl-A1'A $500
TY o. fa2 UNITED STATS, i'- '-.''' '''
ginlA Nil. De- under me ioiloHinE i-F-'e-
JOHN y. WEsT, NlNAis.
No - twelfth street, Hii---Sn p,
J. n. EfLERsOt, ti>AstlAl 49,. ~.
Va sDuth ruelith -.ro1i, siL,s - 4.
The EQUifAHlE Llss-A~ri NNS1 ~.
rY or qnE JNlrfD STATES Goa. ~. .... :,
.beTe management Id 10 ifienll aAl ln' 49,,
ssner.ilY in Vreinia, ana invites a t,' ..-..-i
for A. susies throughout 10 s.t.., ~ ~.
be tar.hxi;a submittsi 70 Nh " 81 a.
HIcuHoNp. Va, Mach l. 10
TIA nnde-sigsoi de,gins y b, re..e,a ...', =
resnoasitl iil,ss ettAcned % the ss'e'. ..s..f.
e.. ,,1sIness " ne sQlifAdth ~ 80
nance SOCIETY oglsico 81 NE e.y - -, An,
mona have ros.gped the naraSe-h'"' -
sAme. .~tppSOx sin ,,ouunus -
yooss.sat no society 80 Msnmond - ,',,'-
49,, ans Tor the parpose u uansa - IL
Ma An ghe clty q iughmond sni 49,, n.,,
III, siso eo-ooersgs with Dir. Ncs. iot ~
,n,.rsis Of the society throughout w
Ne cordially commend me nss $500
10 sas esaf ience aud support o. shs e'''>'
sr s a.. si. .ns ss'AS' PEYroS a ELLSKsoN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

in 3it 1851 My blood
the sgd
my
OUT my oFi
ahae~D'l W CONWAY, London, Ohio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
MANCHESTER, Va, March IS, 1890.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Blds for TRAVELLING AND FOR NAcADAM-
ZINC Decatur, BainDridEe, Porter. and Perry
streets will be received by the Committee on
Streets until FRIDAY the slst OF March, 1890,
a. IL O'Clock N.
SPECIFICATIONS can be- seen on application 10
the C.ty Engineer. The committee reserves the
ROBERT NELSON,
NH eo-2t City Engineer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

thirty which suffered untold ueh
commenced taking 81 D. anu %" using William SCIENK, Flushing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

f., twenty wears from blood poisoning Three s. So
B entrelyn NAIHENl1E MO9ht-I, 'IIeOIa -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
OLD DOMINION BUILDING AND
" LOAN ASSOCIATION
lll5 MAIN SIBELL.
AUTHORIZED cAmrALENo,~0
SHARES. s!c)-PAYABLE n SMALL AOSI8-
IL INSTALMkhI7.


Presflent-J TAIDOH ELLIsuf, NsyQf ~
Of Richmond. ......,
i-a Pre.ltoni-N v. RANDOLPH. prolrsN.
Randolph Paper Boa Ccmpanf ati if't'Ie-'-'
tho virginia state insHrln-e tnut t.f. ...,
Secretary and Ifoa8u.ar-CAh-lpA hc~AH|
TfgE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

Every factory and workshop in the land
should keep on hand Salvation Oil. rs
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

JTAYLOR ELLY-OS. &syor ~ k.'hn ~
nv RANDOLPH, proufi,fsr ltaui d. ssr.
Box Company AMI president ~ no fftaA
State insurgu'e Company
Commerce Of KcAmold. u, l.al Il l'lf''.'
Lhdi ~ 90.
JOHNS. EaLETr, president - rte'o La't !
Virginia auf ~ lrm OF Wing, a''.t ,r.i.
+. T.. sUrTOA. o. suu-u a. CO., Hta' ts'a''
Agents t..,
TheOLD DOMINION offers e. ihs 30 O 81
opportunity flr saving a.rI f.r f.. ..'N 'ar
bfuing all the advantages ol sahrfa f'i 30
teusiye business. VITA 't4 ccnsr-. Give N 7. p.
mont 81 a homo CON. zrv. .u-'r.rs AL 80
ayers ars Rou knows fhr. scl... ..a pa =
ideltidel XIII the commercial ll,'r'tr
people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

w c. SMITH, 314 NORTHaTTA
w Fifth, VlCTORIAs, sUNRlBs, s9--ats,-
PHAETONs, BUOGIES. FINE WORK. LATEST
Styles, as lowest prices All contemplating
purchasing should call snG 500 nv siOtk. Also
on hand a few good SECONDHAND PuAE-
TONS and BUGGIkS mn li-ln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

sd paw &c
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1890-06-05
A LITTLE roo MUCH.

The st. Louis Globe Democrat
referring to Gov. Nichols and hi,
position on the Lottery question
says:
The spectacle of a man with the
Republican instincts Of decpncy
and honesty presiding over Il State
animated by the Democratic spirit
OF recklessnrsS and robbery is Just
now presented in the Creole Com.
monwealth. There Is a picturesque
and startling contrast between
Gov. Nichols and the State of Lou.
isiana.
The Globe Democrat which is the
bitterest Republican paper in the
United States is an indefatigable
mallgner ofthe Southern people in
general and particularly of Louis.
ianians. Coutemptuous silence is.
probably the hest way to treat
such papers, and under ordinary
conditions, we would adhere to
that policy.
But when the Globe Democrat.
in addition to its manifold SANDERS
OF our people, attempts, even hy IN
ference TO fix the responsibility for
the existence Of the Lottery Com
pany upon Louisiana Democrats it
goes Just little too far.
We desire to inform the Globe.
Democrat that the Lottery Com
pany is the filthy spawn Of the Re.
publican party in this State. 1t is
the creature of the blacklist skim
ned and blacklist hearted Republi-
sans that ever lived.
L Is direct result Of Ropub.i.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1890-06-05

can reconstruction in Louisiana
political scheme which recOus
structrd, Tot only the politics of
thus State, but public morals as
well-a system which exalted vice
above virtue, and dishonOr above
honor i'll public affars.
We wish further to state, for the
information of the Globe Democrat.
that f'r courage or inspiration in
his manly fight against the Lottery.
Gov. Nichols does not go to the
Republican party. The Demo
cratic party Of which he is the mead,
is mequivOcaIly and irrevOcably
committed against the Lottery.
One Of the first important acts of
the Democratic party, after it had
regained control of affairs here in
1877 was the repeal of the Lottery
COmpany's charter. This repeal
was held unconstitutional by Re
publican Federal Judge.
In the Constitutional C0nven-
ton of 1879 large majority Of the
Democratic members were in favor
Of confirming the above mentioned
repeal. They were opposed by a
few Democrats who acted with the
Republican members, every one of
whom voted Tor the Lottery. Not
withstanding this, the Democrats,
forced into the Constitution Arii-
Gle .1G7 which prohibits the exist
ence Of lotteries in this State after
1895.
Again, in 1852, Gov. McEucry, in
his message to the Legislature,
the Lottery in the strong
est terms, and still again, the
Democratic convention III 1884,
adopted, by unanimous vote, as
one of The planks in the platform
Of the party, a resolution del lar
ing in equally strong terms against
Jue Lottery.
In his opposition to the Lottery,
Gov. Nichols is not only in line
with the moral sentiment Of the
United States, but he is upholding
.he traditions and the principles Of
me Democratic party in this State.
ca, more than this, he is stand
ng, sleepleSS sentinel, at the
loOr Of The temple, in which are ell,
that dearest of all Demo
ratio principles, "equal rights, to
Ill and special privileges to none"
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1890-06-05
WARD 3 NEWS.

Mr., EDITOR:-This writer spent
the day last Sunday, at Davis
Spring Methodist Z pIscOpal
Church South, and a more enjOya-
ble day for all, could hardly have
been. 1t was Children day, anil
the little eS, with their fathers,
mothers, their Older brothers and
sisters, began gathering cary in
the morning, so that they ciuld
SPEND the entire day with their
Sabbath School workers. They recit-
Ell their legular Sunday School les
sons and had good singing. Ow ng
to the rain on the evening before,
the Church was not decorated with
flowers MS it was intended by the
committee Of ladies'. However
there were flowers placed over
large motto of welcome. After
Sunday School there was a sermon
by Rev. Reuben Boiler. The Pas
tor Rev. J. B. Williams was also
prese1r, taking an active part in
the services, after the conclusion
Of which every bO'ly was invited
to dinner, which was in abundance,
and the best the country affords.
After dinner the people reaSSem-
bled in the church, and listened
with attention, to the children'S
Rotations and singing. The
church WAS full to Overlooking.
The afternoon exercises were opens
by Mr.. KObt. L. Hammett 'whO is
teacher Of the Quarterly in this
Sunday School, He said he "did
not claim to be much at speech
making, he supposed they appoint
ed him to that place because ex-
tremcs meet; he was the Oldest
man in all that neighborhOOd, and
he was to be followed by one of !
the youngest in years.n After Il
few words OF welcome, he gave
place to little fellow of about four
years who came forward and recit-
ed some verses about School Time. |
There were recitationS by members
OF the school from the ages Of four |
years to twenty and one essay. |
There were SOme regrets that |
the occasion could not have been
postponed until after the return of
the Young ladies. who are at school.
Miss Ada C0rIey of the Mount /
Lebanon College La, Miss Alma
Fulton and Miss Lucy Hammett,
of the State Normal School, Nat.
La, are expected home
soon. The two former to stay, as
they have finished the course OF
study prescribed by their respcc-
tive schools, with credit to them>
selves.
The crops are generally back
ward and small OH account of I'M
favorable seasons. The farmers
are working away however, hop.
ng the latter part of the year will
De more propicious.
During the intermission there
vas petition circulated to have
ward 3 stricken from NatchitochCs
mt added to Red River Parish.
some Of us hope to have your in
iuence III opposition to this move
nent, as a goodly number have
igned it.
Respectfully,
SUBSCRIBER.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1890-06-05
kilograms to the City Item from
Baton Rouge, say:

Telegrams to the City Item from
Baton Rouge, say:
Chairman Cross of the special
committee appointed 10 visit The
Natchitoches Normal School, filed
a report.
IL is very complimentary to the
faculty and Prof. Boyd's request
an appropriations Of $37, 900 for
The institution was endorsed.
Indeed the committee could hard.
~ have made any other than Il fa.
vorahle report after witnessing the
commencement exercises, aud
making SO Thorough an examlna.
tion OF the management of the
school as they lnade.
We trust the Recommendation.
by endorsement, to make The an.
preparation asked for will be heel.
ed. This institution is doing n
grea' work in the cause of eduea.
ton. it not only give education ia
those who attend its sessions. ,ut
it teachestheart of Touching, fitting
us pupils for the task Of impariing
knowledge, the fruits OF which viii
BE- found in the generations to
come; aud in this great work which
will rebound 80 much t. the belie
til of the future of the State should
De assss ed aud ait,ed to tIse fullest
extent & the ability OF the State.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1890-06-05
SENATE JUDICIARY MAT.
IERS.

BATON ROUGE, June 2.-[Spe-
cial. The Senate judiciary COM
mitlee reported fav0rably Senator
OSuilivan's bill, an act to amend
article 575 Of the Code of Practice.
Senator Smiths act to protect
vendors Of movable property and TO
create chattel mortgages in L0uiSi-
ana, was report Il unflvOrably.
Senators C"rdili'S bill to repeal
an act entitled Gan act supplement
tai to Act No. 3, approved Janus
airy "A, 1875. and 10 provide for
teSlln :, at the instance of any tax
payer, in the courts of the State
the legality anu validity of which
may have been or may hereafter
be questioned; to prohibit the
Board Of Liquidation under said
act No. 3 OF 1874 flOm funding the
questionable and doubtful Obliga.
tons OF the State, named or desig-
mated i'll this act, until the same
shall have been finally declared
legal and valid by the Supreme
Court of the State of Louisiana.
and to provide the necessary means
for carrying the provisions OF this
act into effect; to provide addition
al members OF the said Board of
Liquidation, and to repeal conflict
ing laws" being Act No. IL, APP
proved May II, 1875.
Senator Heard's bill to give
effect to article 1GJ of the Consti
tuition, providing the manner of
settling differences by arbitration
was reported untav rably. No. 81
An act to amend 5G2: Revised
Code Of Practice, relative to pay of
witnesses jn criminal cases was
indefinitely postponed.
The act 10 prevent fraud on
travellers was reported unfavorab-
ly.
y The act to amend act relative to !
Suprt me Court reports was re-
{. lnmit;ed.
The act 10 ameud 312 of the Code |
II Practice Was indefinitely post, !
Doned.
The lnlnt resolution directing the /
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1890-06-05

The KObeline News of last week
comes to us with the salutatory of
Mr.. s. &. Presley, who has just
purchased that paper and assumed
control Of It's columns. Mr.. Pres
ley has lately been connected with
The Southron of Sabine, and there
fore is not unknown to the reading
public. We wish the News much
success under its new manage
ment.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1890-06-05
internal Revenue Commissiono

Internal Revenue Commissioner
Nj ason at Washington, says:
That the collections of internal
revenue tor the month of May last,
we've greater than the collections
for any month since 1880. They
amounted to SIG, 1877, 762, and show
ed an increase on every Object of
taxation, except oleomargarIne.
Inc commissioner said the large
so'sec'ion~ indicated the general
prosperity of the country, and also
that the people were drinking more
whiskey and beer aud eating more
butter than heretofore.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1890-06-05

1t is said. Int we doubt it, that
President Harrison has declared
thai lie will veto any silver bill
that may be passed by a cOmbina-
ton Of Democratic and Republi-
can voters. We doubt it for the
reason that We don't think Mr..
Harrison has the courage 10 take.
any such stand, or to make sU bold
a threat to 50 strong q faction of
his own party as compose the
friends 0fsilver in the House.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1890-06-05

Congressman Blanchard has sue
cecded i'll having the Montgomery
post oflire made a money order
office. This will be Of great cons
convenience to the people Of that
section.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1890-06-05

Mr.. Mckinley, the recognized
leader of the majority in the
National House Of Representatives
says ia an interview that lie does
not think any one of the Federal
election law bills, or the anti.
jelrymandeiing biz can be pass Il
this session. We hope Mr.. Mex,
is correct, but we fear when the
big Reed says these la WIS must be
passed, the recognized leader will
answer "me too," andlike Ben But
trrworth will vote for the bill he
talks against.