The Columbus journal., 1891-06-03


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WEDNESDAY. JUNE ;. 1904.
Prsu now wants reciprocity.
FoRE1oN countries are taking great in
tereet in our worlds fair.
FRxE trade will not be the watch-cry
oe any political party in this country
next year.
IroH cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by q. b
Stillman, druggist. 26novlyr
CONGRESSMAN HANK OF Tennessee died
last week from Q dose OF arsenic in
glass, taken from Q drug clerk for ICE
water.
FRIDAY afternoon the jury in the
Sheedy murder case returned q verdict
acquitting Mrs. Sheedy and the negro,
Monday Mcfarland.
IF money can be used by the govern
ment on bonded security, for starting q
bank, Why not to farmers on better secu-
rity, for saving them from bankruptcy?
HOx. A. H. CoNNoR of Kearney, ono OF
the brightest men, intellectually, in the
state, died last Thursday at Kearney, Of
blood poisoning caused by q carbuncle
on his neck.
TaR Fremont Tribune is authority FOL
saying that ex- Congressman Dorseyis
name is mentioned in connection with
the pension commissionership which
Raum is supposed to be about to give
up.
How many times is it that James G.
Blaine OF Maine has been reported NOR
tally sick, afflicted with softening of the
brain, etc? There seems to be a remark
able interest taken in James g. by hi
numerous democratic friends.
GEN. L0ngstreet is in very feebl
health, and has, at least temporarily Civ
en- up work on his history of the confed
crate war; the book is nearly finished
however, and. it is said, will contai
much that no history has yet published
How about tin, now? The free-trad
Ghsets are proving right along tha
Americans can't make tin, while Amer
cans arc paying no attention, but goin
right along, and at the present rate Q
progress, this cry will be silenced in
Ex-PREsIDRNT Hayes is in very poe
health, and within the last few years ha
grown old very perceptibly. His hal
and beard are almost white. He is lot
ing his memory, and says he finds it diff
cult to remember the details of an even
only few hours old.
TH Italian government is trying +
keep its people from coming to Americ'
in such large numbers as formerly. L
spite Of the New Orleans trouble, how
ever, they will come. They know whicl
side OF their bread is buttered, and Q
long q they come rs peaceable citizens
they are welcome.
p. J. NICHOLS, q we'll known old tim
o6lcial OF the Union Pacific R'y CO., hal
lately been appointed superintendent o
the Nebraska division OF the road. III,
has slwsys been a great favorite al
alooe the line, not only with the EN-
'ployes, but with the public generally
and the JOURNAL is glad to see hin
back.
A NAN was arrested in Boston las
week for kissing his wife in the street
He Wa setting a bad example to tn
public generally. who couldn't know, o
course, that the man was married, q
The policeman thought. 1t is more thai
likely, however, that this is ono of tn
phases Of Bostonian culture; the dem
onstrative young people must hav'
more brains and less lip, 90 to speak.
TariR Pictures.
Huddersfeld is one of the centers O
British production OF woolens. Its OK
ports OF wooden goods to the Unite'
States for the quarter ending June 81
1890 were $245,OO
For the quarter ending December 81
1880, under the new tariff, they Eel
to S96,OO(
Tn English are very much Oppose
to trade reciprocity between the Unite,
States and the South and Central Amer
ioan nations because it promises to de
prive the English OF very proftabl