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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
THAT FLORIDA sENAToRsHIP.
Tho supreme Court Asked to Compel the
Signing Of Dayldson's Commission.

Tho supreme Court Asked to Compel the
Signing Of David'on's Commission.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, October 29.-The
Supreme Court of Florida heard argu-
ment to-day in the matter OF the petition
for an alternative writ OF mandamus by
the Government to compel the Secretary
OF State to sign the commission OF X.
II. NJ. Davidson as United States sena-
tor and TO seal it with the great seal OF
the State. Colonel A. w. Cockrell, OF
Jacksonville. appeared as counsel for
Secretary Crawford, and made long
argument. Frederick L. Myers, of this
city, appeared for the Governor as re-
lator. Cockrell will close argument to-
morrow forenoon. A decision will pro-
badly be handed down within ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
NAVAL ACTIVITY ON THE PACIFIC
Officers Forbidden to Give Iniorm"''o"-
War Vessels Getting Ready for Sea-

omcsrs Forbidden to Give Iniorm"'''"-
War Vessels Getting Ready for Sea.
VALLEJO CAL, October 29.-Ihere
seems to be considerable ACTIVITY TT anou ai
vessels at the maynard. The naSa'
officers are forbidden to give INFORMS
t;on regarding the movements OF vessels.
a telegram came to-day asking Tor an
nst;mate OF the cost of preparing the
Wnh;con for sea duty within two weeks.
Il il expected that large force OF men
~ be Immediately set to work upon
Ser The monitor Comanche, though
a aos;cned for harbor defence, can DO put
70 sea in few daya The Monadno ,sa
will not be in condition for Six m i,i,a
vet Few vessels here are aval n;
All are up north at Honolulu OF IN onina'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31

The high position attained ana Ih ~ u tbe
pleasant liquid-fruit remedy syrup Q, f' r.
a. the most excellent Laxative kn 70, w6icb
iustrsts the value Of the qualities on d wriJ
its success 10 based and are ap Tn Ssrn1
gratifying to the California S~'0''''
COUpso&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
AMER IcAN MEATS NOW DUTY-FREE.
The Measure Adopted in the French SEN
ate by Vote Of 40 to %.


PARIS. October 29.--The Senate de-
clared urgent the discussion on the
ouestion Of duty on salt meats. NJ.
Roche. Minister Of Commerce, read a
number of reports showing that trichln.
ne;. did not exist in Great Britain ana
Belrum. which countries were freely
iuporting American pork. HE exist
cnce of this disease IN Germany
therefore. be said, was due to
native meat. All learned bodies,
Nlr. Roche declared, had agreed that
American meats were innocuous, and
The admission Of these meats INTO
france would he the greatest boon 10
the working people Of the country 1t
yas more ueedful 10 beware OF German
,u,ats entering France duty-free. Fur
thorrnore. in spite Of the prohibition on
American meats they actually enter
France by indirect means.
OTHER members having spoken for ana
eoainst the bill, the Government de-
,nanded its adoption on the ground that
The demand Of the United States was ie-
e,itimate. and that France ought TO com.
Div with it III the interest OF the trade OF
tletwO countries.
Tho motion was then adopted by a
vote Of 179 to 81. and the Senate pro,
ceedeI 10 the discussion Of the clauses Oh
the measure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
Turkish Troops and Cretan Christians.

CoNsrANTIxoPLE. October "a con
nict between Turkish troops and an
armed band under command OF Chiefs
Zaulus and Mauris. champions OF the
Cretan Christians. has occurred near
Milopotamos. Thirty of those engaged
in the fight. including Chiefs Zaulus
and Mauris, were killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31

WASHINGTON. October pa special
10 the Post from Charlotte. \. g., SAYS !:
The postmaster at ElktOn. two miles
east OF Clarkson, was shot last night in
the darkness by an unknown assassin.
No cause can be assigned for the deed,
and there is no clue tothe perp traitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL FAMILY.
They Leave for Livadia, Accompanies oS
the King aud Queen of Denmark

the King aud Queen of Denmark
COPENHAGEN, October 29.-Ihe Car,
Caor;na and other members OF the i'm
Iocantlv at the Predensburg, the Danish
Roval Palace near this city, started to-
day on board the imperial yacn ;nna oisI
Star for Dantzic. whence the Imperial
party will proceed by tram 10 T nava %ra,
travelling by way of Warsaw. inc Gza ar
and his party were accompanied 10
Dantzic by the King and Queen OF zen
mark and by the Princess OF MaleS ;
The King and Queen OF Denmark VIII
proceed to Livadia with the Gar anu
Ezarina and will probably remain ior o
month or 80 in order to be present at the
silver wedding of the Emperor and En-
press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
an,o,ntment bv Queen LiIuokoknri.

SAN FRANcIsco, CAL, October 90
Hawaiian advices state that Queen Ii
luokokalI has appointed Hon. John Mott
Smith, her Minister Of Finance, to be
Charge d'Aflaires pro tenn. of the Ha-
waian Legation at Washington. Hon.
Samuel Parker has been appointed
Minister of Finance al interim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
,.,.a asfore the Train Stopped.

R,pwrsaHAM, Ala. October Z9,-At
49, State Fair. Grounds to-day .. Il.
Unable 1nv Jumped from dummy tram be;
u .n !, came 10 stop He slipped and
t , beween the Car and PLATFORM an 10
was mangled to death III tho pfe'cn'' %
hundreds OF people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
rhn Railrn,d DIRECTORY ResponsihIe.

PARIS, October 29.-The Chamber OF
Deputies to-day, by a vote OF 264 to
2O5, adopted a resolution holding the
railway directors responsible for the nu-
merous accidents which have occurred
recently on their various lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
FRIDAY, October 80. Isl

BALTIMORE. ND. October 3o.-virginla 10-40e,
~ bid: 90. Be, G5aGj,a; Baltimore and Ohio
stock. iC2alO"ls Northern Central stock, OS34
nd: Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern lsts.
lO1alOll5 do. LIST incomes, Us bid do. "a IN
comes. 2Sa35 do. Sd incomes. 9a"h consoli'
dated gas bonds, 112ls bid do stocks. i514 bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
The McCarthyite Candidate Elected.

DUBLIN, October 29.--Patrick Me
Dermott. the McCsrthyite candidate,
has been elected without opposition to
the seat in the House of Commons for
North Kilkenny, left vacant by the
death of Sir John Pope-Hennessey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
-. . notice. case sem Unsettled.

Nav Yonr. October 29.-Two days
conference between the board S .. G,reU,
torn Of the Union theological Ss G
and and the committee from the T mene S;l
A. Aassambly adjourned ao'Aighh IN o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31

CITY OF Mexico, October 29.-The
new campaign against the Yaqui Indians
has commenced. General Garlic has
gone to the front with troops aud front.
iersmen. Camps will be established
around the Yaqui stronghold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
= NelrHER BRIDE NOR GROOM CAME.
The Disappointed Justice Says He VIII
Sue for Hrrach of Contrac.

The Disappointed Justice Says He VIII
sue for Breach Of Contract.
Justice Nichols, of independence is
threatening to sue couple who pro-
missed to be welded in his court for
damages, because they were married in
Justice Prewltt's court. lie claims it
was a breach OF contract.
On Tuesday night. SO Justice Nichols
says, he was approached 10y gentleman
who contracted for his services at mar
riage 10 take place yesterday afternoon.
The time drew near and the Justice sat
trim and neat waiting in his Office for
tine coming of the couple. He had
filed the application and had
ii ready for the signature
Of the prospective groom. The
appointed time came and passed, but
the couple that he waited for never
came. Meantime, in the Office of JUS
tee Prewitt, the couple were quietly
married. They received their certiii-
cate and happily returned home. The
Justice was still waiting expectant when
informed that the couple had already
been married and had returned home.
He declared his intention OF bringing
suit against the groom for damages and
breach Of contract.
The Justice Is emphatic IN bis deter
mination and says he will make it O test
case
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
~Aliss m CHILE.
p,imsceda'' Successor as
LNf' .,~,mestai rnrty.

p,lmsceda'' Successor As
y '.,. co,erume''"' r"'ty'
e. -, Nicuna, the President
" '"y olo. OWING to the down
y ,h, ,.'f now sees himself a
native country. was
ylrl barber by the Phila,
N' c.rre.pondent on board
.t~ ft..,'~ Mr. Ncuna would
,'s ,,rerienccs during the
SIS, sd l.,. consented to write
F. statement;
-,, n, o.. lalmaceda was
'.rmca, Of Chile, the Con
,,-n.a eut, aud the Govern
W., l,aud to defend the
!vas tie only one
lie foreign powers
.tt VS. expected 10y all
I.,, Won and the repre-
e.. .onl government are
their country as
,1uus.S
.-.aro between foreign
3D. uahounded am
Who are asphyNi-
e-, Il pure gov
.1o urinary
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spank, bu, spare His Feelings.

Mamma (raising the slipper Willie,
my son, -.
Willie (across the maternal knee
Spank away, mamma, but dontt give me
that old gag about its hurtin' you
worse'n It hurts Inc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
The Yorkt IN at Bahia.

WAsH1SaToN, October 29.-The United
States steamer Yorktown arrived at Ba-
hia, Brazil, to-day. She will stop there
a few days to coal, and will then proceed
GA her way to the Pacific station, touch
ing at Chile in about three weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
Notion ~ ,-nrinerc.

WASHINGTON, October 29.-Notice is
given by the Light House Board that
repairs 10 light-vessel No. 40 having
been completed she was placed on her
station i'll eleven fathoms Of water oil
Winterquarter shoal, Va, October y,
1891. The Red Star ting Argus tempo
rarily marking the station was withdrawn
on the same date. The characteristics
OF the light-vessel remain unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

nsng.-Exchange quiet and heavy At 4s1a
4si1s. Commercial bills. 47y1ta4s31f Money
easy at Bal; closing offered az 4. sub-Trca-
sury balances-Coin. $lO6, 10000 currency,
S3,'2l,0Op. Governments dull and easy: per
cents, ll0li. State bonds duh but steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31

500 bales: receipts, 1880 bsiss-an 49,
can. Futures weak; November snd 49,
BERT 37-0sd.. also 4 30-64d, also Z So'V.S
December and January. 3S-04d.,. ~
4 35-old.: January and February, . lo.eSar
also 4 5000. February and March, : 4?9sSs
also 4 s2.84d.. also 4l-o4d.; March - =.
4 45.64d.. also 4 44.04d.; Apr! ana ~
4 4s-S4d.; May aud June. 5e64d.' 40
4 sliced. also SO-64d. Tenders. none
4P k-October. 4 3S-64d., buyors Ocsooes
and November, 3s-64d.. buyers; Noves0ss
and psSewesr sce:d.; s sslS: pS ssnsssy
and February, 4 3o-64a4 40-d4d.; February
and March, I 42-64a4 4t64d., Assce -
April, 4 45-55aJ-64d., value April ana ~
4 xs-6&d., sellers: May and June, t00-eee
4 silica. Futures ciosed rrm.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKER
tReported fos the Dispatch.l
OCroBBR 30.-Market active. Good trAneoc.
tons reported at the commission houses a. quo.
tntions. Prime. 2Ac.; extra prime, no fsheyS
&C.; factory hand-picked. 3I<ssJtc.. and peraspe
. shade lower.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.


OFFERINGS
WnsAr.-2. AGO bushels
COgS.-2,2i0 Dusnels.
OArs-3,000 bushels.
RYE.-l4 bushels.
SALES
WHEAr.-l,722 bushels.
"ORS.-l. l96 bushels
kYE.-l4 bushels
QUOTATIONS.
WHEAr.-Lougberry, s1ael.05: mixed. soca
si'o,. snortberry. 9oc.asl.O4. No. red'
Sl.03. e,.ao, Ma
CoRS.-White. Virginia. new, 63aosc. NO "
6Sc. mixed no. 9. 66a67c. r,.,..
oIrs.-No. z. 38aS7c. No. 8. 3ia35c' winter
(for seed. 4jabJc.
AYE.-y!a9oc.
TorR-
We,u,,,: Fine. s3.75as4; su?srnne, s4,xoa
si'50. extra. s475; family soaso.@o; pat
ent IA nily, s5ooaso.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
~-,..,s-- . -s,,Nry.csc(.'. ~ ~ = I.

PORT OF RICHMOND. OcroBEg 30. lSoL
ARRryEp.
Schooner T. ". Skinner, Nul5, Baltimore, oyes
ter shells, Curtis 4 Parker.
sAiI.KD.
Steamer Ariel. Dsyo. Norfolk, msrchsn lice
and passengers IL b. Ta,un, Woo preSidene
schooner South Shore. Kills, New Bediords
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
Schooner Z. G. Worhnm, Cavalier, Ciarcmonss
TO load pine wood for New York.
Schooner X. Is. spedion, Toby. James river, 70
load lumber for Baltimore.
PORToF WEST POINT. OCTOBER 80, 1891.
by telegraph
ARRfysp.
Steamship Chatham. Foster. baltimore. gen.
erai cargo.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett. Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers.
SAILED.
Steamship Michigan. Liverpool. cotton.
steamer Elm City, Walkerton, merchandise
and passengers.
Steamship Chatham. Norfolk. merchandise.
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
The Weekly Dispatch.

The weekly DIspHIcH'
an eight page, 6i-column newspaper and
magazine of general information, IS only
81 per annum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
Our Wrap Department

is Just now perhaps the most Interesting q any
IN our house. The styles are 30 entirely dinoseny
from ANYTHING Of the kind heretofore worn and
the eject so strikingly pleasing that gratiuces
ton waits upon every visitor.
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officers through the medium Of the
popular will. 4 III

EETTTE.IL& XII
TnE latest census bulletin shows how
slowly the ccenter of population ot the
United States moves Xeetwafds On
almost d straight line, In 1870 tho oen-
ter was at latitude thirty nine degrees
eleven minutes tifty-six seconds Rngi.
tude eighty five ydegreesS thirtyrtWn
minutes tfty-three seconds, In ten
years the center Of population has
moved westward fifty-three minutes
thirteen seconds, 0 about forty-eight
miles, and northward seven minutes
forty-eight seconds, or about nine miles.
1t rests now in Southern Indiana
little west Of south Of G~reensburg, the
county seat of Decatur county, and
twenty miles east Of Columbus.
The closeness with which the center
of population, through such rapid vest
ward movement as has been recorded,
has chung to the parallel Of thirty-nine
degrees OF latitude cannot fail to be no.
ticed. The most northern point cache
was at the start in 1880, the most south
ern point was in 1860, the preceding de-
oade having witnessed a rapid develop
ment Of population in the southwest,
Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi and
Louisiana having been admitted as
states, and Florida annexed and organ
lied as a territory. The extreme varia-
ton in latitude has been less than nine
teen minutes, while the hundred years
Of record haze accomplished a move
ment of longitude of nearly 9.5 degrees.
Assuming the westward movement to
have been uniformly along the parallel
of thirty-nine degrees latitude, the
westward movement Of the several de-
cades has been as follows: 179O-lSOO,
forty-one miles; 18O0-1810, thirty-six
miles; 1S1o-1S20, fifty miles; lS20-183O,
thirty-nine miles; 1S3o-1S40, tifty-ive
miles; 1S4O-1s50, fifty-five miles; 1850
1860, eighty-one miles; 1S60-1S70, forty
two miles; 1S7O-1SSO, tifty-eight miles,
and 1SS0-1S9O, forty-eight miles, a total
westward movement of sos miles. The
sudden acceleration of movement be.
tween 1870 and 1860 was due to the
transfer of a considerable body OF popu-
]ation from the Atlantic to the Pacific
coast, twelve individuals in San Fran
cisco exerting as much pressure at the
then pivotal point, viz, the crossing Of
the eighty-third meridian and the thirty
ninth parallel, as forty individuals at
Boston.
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CROSS-CUTS.

The debt of nature is one that a man al
ways pays as he goes.-Binghamton Leader.
Fair Client-'.And is this what you call a
deed?'
Real Estate L~awyer-"Yes. Why?'
cit looks more like words. New York
Sun.
Applicant-'I am an aspirant for theatre
cal honors."
Great Manager-"You are an aspirant,
eh2 Well, | can't do anything for you. If
you were simply an asp l might give you a
part in 'Cleopatra.'"-New York Herald.
But this girl Egbert is engaged to-isn't
she rather giddy? She seemed to me Il
rather t%houghtless creature" Thought
Iess!' answered Egbert's mother. "She is
absolutely thinkless. indianapolis jour
nal.
The ground hog is the most knowing
weather prophet of the entire crowd. He
has sense enough to crawl into his hole
when he predicts an installment of bad
weather. The Others haven't.-Norristown
Herald.
Over in Jersey a young girls pet hen was
sadly cut off in her prime, leaving a young
family of chickens. Gong out next morn
ing the child found to her delight that they
had been taken in hand by q large-hearted
hen: and, running to her mother, the little
girl exclaimed. with delight: Don't you
think the hen is a real Kings Daughter tc
take care of my little chickens?"
Latest tack of the well-dressed beat
"My friend, one moment! Am Ia perfect
stranger to your" The friend answers
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"Yes." .'Sure you never aaw M III your
lifeP" ..Never in the world,s the kriend
says. "Then l may speak to youwithout
embarrassment. l would NOT dare to let
real condition be known 70 my friends
-" Move on" aaid q policeman At
this point, and the perfect stranger VAS
round the corner IN a twinklinR.
The bunko man lay on tho prison bunk,
And bitterly thus sighed he,
80 think l have never thought 70 have
thunk
That this might happen to me-"
New York Herald.
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CHEAT BRITAIN has had a safe de-
liverance from immediate trouble in
Canada by the scanty triumph of Sir
John McDonald's party in the elections
on Thursday, but she must now keep al
anxious parental eye on her other big and
blooming daughter, Australia. The ties
that bind the colonies in the antipodes to
the mother country are more slender
than those by which Canada is held.
Thousands of the younger men in the
Australian colonies have never seen
England and are not in touch with her
politics and social customs. They are
independent, free thinking, and are re-
publicans at heart. They are quite
ready to set up a government of their
own, on very slight provocation, and
throw off the very light yoke that
England has imposed upon them. The
outcome of the national Australian
conference in Sydney this week will be
awaited with interest. 1t is proposed to
unite the seven colonies in a federation
and establish a uniform system of laws
for all. AS to the desirabiliE of such a
union there is substantial agreement,
but when it comes to details there is a
wide divergence of opinion. New South
Wales is a free trade colony; Victoria is
for protection. Customs laws are varia-
BILE and oppressive to travellers; rail
ways have different guages. In fact the
colonies are little alike in nothing but
their common English speech.
But the desire to get together is
strong, and a federation ones formed by
the surrender, on the part of each
colony, of some of it's prejudices and
peculiarities, is it not possible that a
more perfect union than is now looked
for may come of the movement and a
new republic be the result? Stranger
things have happened. Many of the
delegates to the conference look upon
the constitution of the United States as
a model framework Of government.
Suppose the colonies should adopt it to
their own needs? 1t must set the
British statesmen to thinking when they
see how coolly such a change is pro-
posed and how openly it is favored.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-07
The Oyster Cocktail.

One Of the latest 'fads" in liquid re-
freshments ia the oyster cocktail, aays the
Chicago Evening Post. The signs
.nouncing the new beverage are finding a
place in the down-town saloon windows,
and at the frat glance one il not quite sure
that he has not been suddenly visited with
an attack Of strabismus. Certainly the
verbal combination ID 80 queer and I'M
usual that a man is justified in imagining
almost anything. But the oyster cocktail
is a harmless decoction and it is decidedly
palatable. Very small oysters are specially
ordered for the purpose. Eight or ten are
put in a glass and sprinkled over with pep
per and salt. Then some imported malt
vinegar is poured over them and the mix
ture is ready for the consumer. This cook
tail is actually beneficial. and IL 10 ! good
thing for those who sell them. because,
after tasting one, it is only a question Of .
short time when the drinker comes back
for another. They are sure to become pop
ular, - -
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MEMBERS of the chamber of commerce
of Spokane Falls propose to subscribe
$4,000 to the stock of various manu-
featuring enterprises. Twenty-Five
thousand dollars of this sum will 90 to IA
wooden mill, the machinery for a cracker
factory is already ordered and two match
factories are seeking location in the
town. The people of Spokane not only
talk about their great natural resources,
but they propose to help themselves.
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A Graceful Descent.
Dudeleigh DedbrokeI want some stewed
terrapin.
Waitress-We havn't any.
Dudeleigh Dedbroke-Then Twill take
portions Of panvasback duck.
Waitress-Tnere amt none.
Dudeleigh Dedtroke-Then you may
bring me a dozen scalloped sea urchins and
a bottle of champagne.
Waitress-We amt got one Of them
things.
Dudeleigh-Well, what have you got?
Waitress-Corn beef hash and baked
beans.
Dudeleigh-How much are your beans?
Waitress-Ten cents . plate.
DudeleiRh-Well. please bring me half a
plate.-Boston Courier.
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Jerry simpson Drop. into French.

A group of capitol visitors were passing
through the corridor nea the supreme
court chamber a day or two ago, says the
New York Sun, when q senator walked
hastily along on his way to the house Of
representatives. The visitors stepped aside,
and their guide, who, it is said, was none
other than the sockless statesman, Jerry
Simpson, said to them in a stage whisper:
''That is Senator Blair, Of New Hampshire,
but he doesn't amount to much. He is only
a fgurehead in the senate; a mere nom de
plume, in fact"
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HELENA, MONT. MARCH Z, 1891,

eyrMontanians abroad will always find Ink
DAILY INDEPENDENT on file at their favorite
hotels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan, New
York; West, Minneapolis: Baldwin and Palace,
San francisco; McDermott, Butte; Leland Hotel,
Springfield, Ill.
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The Fashion Has Changed.

"Edgar!"
There were italics in her voice that sent
a thrill of apprehension through him.
"What ia it?' he Cried
"a hair on your coat lapel"
ut can't be %anyone's but yours"
do not think to deceive me. Nv hair in
brown; this il blonde, very blonde"
Edgar was silent for several heart. beats.
and then. with q sigh Of relief. said:
Eyes. my dearest. But this il An old
coat When | last wore it to see YOU bIonc =
hair was the fashion, - Washington Post.
The remains Of Mrs. Miller, widow Of the
late Senator Miller, of California. ara To be
taken to San Francisco for interment, The
body is now in the Hutchinson vault at
Rock Creek cemetery.