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Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24
Men Stare.

Does a pretty woman become accus-
toned to being stared at by men in
public coDveyances? asks the N. Y.
Star. The subject is suggested to me
by something ] witnessed in a Frank
lin avenue (BrookIyn) car leaving the
Broadway ferry about 6 o'clock the
other evening. The vehicle was
crowded by men returning from busi-
ness, and was just about TO start when
an exceedingly beautiful woman
boarded it. She came 10 at the front
door, and was Immediately given a
seat In the corner next it, where she
was within range OF the eyes of almost
all the passengers Of the slerner sex.
She was dressed in quiet but rich
mourning. her shapely hands being in
cased in perfectly lifting black kid
gloves that covered far back OF the
wrist. In a moment every eve was
riveted on her lovely face. The woman
at irst did not teen to notice that she
was the observed OF all the observers.
Presently she appeared to appreciate
the fact. and. with toss of her dainty
head. she glanced at the signs over the
tSat hoois utu sue lOOkeQ At tnOs8
in front. and then her eyes traversed
the advertisements on the side Of tho
car, But the stare continued. II be-
came question Of time as TO how long
she could keep her eyes from meeting
those OF some OF the men who were adj
miring her. when Q peculiar relief
came to her. A lad OF about IS years
entered the car on crutches. A gem
tleman resigned TO the little cripple
seat just opposite the lady. and as the
boy stretched out in front OF him his
rigid and steel-protected feit leg. the
lovely woman's eyes fell or him. whils
smile, as IL OF relief from restraint.
played over her beautiful face. When
i left tho car at DeKslb avenue, a good
mile from where the cripple entered.
the lady was still looking with g kind
expression into the boys pain-stamped
countenance and the men were vet
gazing into her face, made more
pgsilY ihas. .syer In repose By tks axm-
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24
An Incident at the Theatre.


The other evening, while the audj.
snce at the Baldwin were listening
spellbound to the famous scene where
Barrymore is discussing the foibles Of
women couple Of San Mateo rustics
In the front row OF the dress circle be.
gan an earnest discussion as TO the
merits OF certain prize sow one OF
them had for sale.
Despite the angry looks and s-s.s-h's
OF those near by, the controyersy
waxed louder. until Mt last gentle
man sitting behind the takers touched
one OF them on the shoulder and quiet
ly said:
Excuse me. my friend. but what
will yon take for that SOW of yourss''
The granger stared for a moment
and then said:
About Sc, siposa.r
Exactly" said the gentleman, tax.
Ing out his pocketbook and handing
over a greenback.
''Here Is a twenty. Now that sou,.
mine, just let her alone, II Won please ~
The audience snickercd, aud though
the counlryman made a woful attemnt
to turn the joke by gravely pocket;ng
the note aud handing over the sI9
change the snub was crushing in its
effect aud In the dead silence that fol.
lowed the philanthropic millionaire
leaned back and modestly enjoyed bls
popularity.
But what the delegation from IN the
bay said when, after the performance
they tried to buy beer with the twenty
and found il bad counterfeit i unH,
Letter. ~ss
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24
The Little ryn cup.

wa sftyi Hr-s DO. s!r1 fs IN. fers the
arr wa, my LnSys IL hum. sir, mn,
And Of 10 nv tvs 49, NJ + : lad ,,a
nm, 70 fe6ehin' her here;
no use ar2yin matters uhep sfr
@Ssn-lAws Interfere.
You zee it were this bo&e l,s, h.r
~, parted with bs5y--vstI, Chick. '''' VIZ
A"o pootsest child 20 the kentrys Tie ro,,rt
An, neat neat sore I've sDt sick; ''' "
~ ~ s1pssss nysse,, poor g<i. look Il badly when
FOR she didnt shed tears ilke .be'd o,t.. -.
soe tnar a'shakin' her head,
And when baby was Put in the parlor she
erep sof' " up To- the bon.
ana we beerd her say, "G9 ~ sleep dnrli,,, ss
As she brushed lack Ills boetiful loask
nut mex DAY she sss sleepln' herself- slr.
wien they cesso from the town with the
30 we went 90 the graveyard without h,r
and saved her tbs stories. or worse
Wal, shen vo got back from tAe fdn'ral thar
was Lucy a-gettiE' ne Tea;
ua the table was three eups and saucers for
her and the sister and NE;
nub can tetI tbe turn as II give me TO sse
"a. on tbe cloth, polished up.
Jnt at briRht as IL shined on hla lirtkdAv otIv
poor Chiekey's little CIa eapi
% 1ne slstef zoe starlS In a-cryin'. and says
a.. sDe. With her face very white,
Lucy. dear don't you know that the baby
rn sont want any supper to-nIghtT4
1hen, potJ sai, she liSts lifts up her finger apd
ne s9ihts Il at baby's old place,
ana sse Says. Don't the tin eus look dirty
along o that dazz.in' fsce1'
Ev'ry morning she's Up with the dsybreak.
gscrubiiu that poor ut O. tn.
anu ~ ~ AZ u. sc0urin end rubbln', when
ubc shadderS of even comes In:
bVt " black. Sr--aa black as the kittle--coU.
pared vita The child ~ sIts there.
'siihis Srsnt With the glory o. Heasen; still
as death 10 bis little high cs.air.
q" y come, slr, 70 ash you take her and laro
her that Chicks gone away
ASa PaAce sDar no sun rim ain enter M rant
nor disease, nor decay: "o t1hs'
a, doctors ali gives Lucy TN 1S
md polish the little lin cup. "''A'H'
--Tiiomas Frost.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24
Tho Barber Makes the Man.

1t is astonishing what difference
in personal appearance may be effect
ed by hair cut, says barber A
badly-shaped head may. by skilIful
barber, be made to assume an intel
lectual cast. and in a very simple way.
The intellectual head, viewed from the
'front.' is wider at the top than Just be-
low the ears, and clever barber, by
cutting the hair short over the ears,
and gradually leugtheuing it TO the
top of the head. may give the greatest
dolt an appearance OF brains and INTEL
lectuality. The real shape of the head
is concealed by the hair cut. aud so
per cent Of the good looks added to the
face. They say the tailor makes the
man, aud no doubt he helps. but the
barber does his part, and. II we'll
trained. his part Is by no means con-
temptible.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24

pathetic smile that II wore. I venture
TO assert that the lady m mourning Is
pitilessly stared at whenever 6fie apt.
pears In public. Has she become 81.
customed TO the eye worship Of the
sterner sex? Here Is query that
might afford subject for some Of our
sensational contemporaries that are
continually filling their columns with
correspondence about social phenom.
ena.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24
L. J. GOODMAN.
PATENTS.
Caveats and Trn.rr na..n. n...,

snd all other business In tba N psssrs
oinos n attended TO for MODERATE FFfS.
o@uuI once is opposite the u. 8. Patent
Sn,a Ssi ana we can obtain Patents In less
r.as r1N 'nan those remote from WASHING
asnd MODEL OR DRAWING. We ad.
~ ,,s. ~ 70 patentability free of charge: and
TAIN A PATENT. ~ w
We refer here 10 the po.,-..,., an.
supt. Of Money Order Div Sn5 a. ',r;o,sis
y tho Q. =. Patent ofIics E For ~ ci,coisr Snois
,o.Ic'i terms aud references TO aotunl cli.
A'" in your own State or County. write 10
Y. A SNOW & co.
opPosise Patent oflee, Washiuetou. DO
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24
Hunting tho Gorilla.

From a recent lecture by Paul du
Chaillu at Bryn Mawr College:
Il continued my travels all alone
from one tribe to another learning
their languages. which carried me
through couple Of tribes, when
would have to stop and learn another
language. | finally got to the canni-
bal country. the land Of the gorills.
here heard some startling stories
about this man-ape. but could not at
first get any Of the natives 10 90 with
me to hunt the gorilla. At last gave
three cannibals as many beads as they
could carry TO 20 with me. On the
night before we started they danced
around the idols and bled their hands
in ABOUT twenty places aud rubbed the
blood over their hearts. They then
scraped the bones OF their ancestors
aud swallowed the scrapings, under
the belief that 1t would get into their
blood and make them brave. We then
went into the forest The silence was
wonderful. Not sound broke the
stiffness. We saw nothing for two
days. On the third day / was about
sNv lh'ho hHIAh Va tuc pIfiy WDc0
seard the sound Of branch breaking.
! gave the signal OF danger. The
others came up 10 me and we heard
tne noise again. The branches of the
trees near us were loaded down with
red berries. My heart was beating
and was forced TO stand still to calm
myself. / waited for few minutes
and there was no sound. Suddenly
the noise was repeated and a huge
monster stood before me. He had a
black face. short legs aud body covered
with hair. His deep-sunkcn gray eyes
looked at me. as he sat twelve feet
away, With howl he was getting
ready to come for me when shot him
through the heart. This'was the first
gorilla killed by white man in 1000
years.
This beast measured feet IL
inches, and the spread OF his arms was
Q feet inches. The circumference Of
his chest was feet He seemed to be
constructed Of bones and muscles OF
wires"
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24

1t Is very seldom that request for o
patent is refused to a Scottish appli-
cant, and when ii is the reason almost
invariably Is that the idea has already
been patented. One of thu earliest
Scotch inventors in this country was
old Hugh Orr, Lochwiunoch man,
who had foundry at Bridgewater.
Mass. during the revolutionary times.
He was well known in bis lifetime to
Washington and the other American
leaders. as from bis foundry came most
OF their iron and brass cannon. Orr
invented many agricultural imple.
ments.
stanIsv nrovas rba Nile IN ha A 1on
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24

ORDERS from the conntry q
along the line of the A. & p. r.
X. solicited and will be promu.
ly attended TO.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24

GIVE me a call and you will conn
again. None but the best worn.
men employed.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24

WAGON WORK a specially sud
work guaranteed. y
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24

At the end Of 1889 Belgium number
cd 6.09S. 7ss inhabisaats.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24
VIM. AIIKEN,
CARPENTER, BUILDER
GENERAL JCBBER.
JORBING OF aIl kinds p'oupay
attended TO.

FURNITURE neatly repsirsts !,
upholstered
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24

Stanley proves the Nile to be 4.loo
.rllss long.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24

WATER TROUGHs Of any a..
scription made to order.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24

AGENT for the following wisa
Mills which will be put up 70 o.
der. viz:
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24

Miss Josylan, believe" said Bon
nell.
She bowed slightly. She stood re-
garding him with glance Of quiet in
luiry. She was graceful girl of per-
haps eighteen or twenty. Her gown
OF smoke-colored cashmere had never
been fashioned by Kansas dress
maker. 1t was artistically plain. 1t
lifted her rounded young figure with
gloye-like smoothness Il have come, y
said Rob. with an embarrassment for
eign to bin. from Henry Dreier."
The face before him--a very deli
cate, sensitive face it was. with dark
lashed hazel eyes and beautiful
mouth-hamed scarlet from soft hair
to white throat.
"He did not receive my letter then?
YOu are Mr.. Bonnell?n
Rob assented.
Il wrote him. hurried on Linnet
Josylan, that would not go to Belle
Vile as he desired"
Rob felt himself placed in an un-
pleasant position. Assuredly the girl
was neither narrow-minded nor spirit
less as he bad supposed when he agreed
TO fulfill the request OF Dreier. For,
though her words were brief and sim
pie, there was a vast deal Of resent
mcnt in both tone and expression.
But how 10 the name OF Heaven had
such woman promised to marry
Henry Dreier! Suddenly and curiously
he was answered.
That's right, Linnet!" piped up one
of the group who stood gaping at the
stranger, don't ye 60. heard ma
tell pa yistiday that II you went to git
married she'd have to hire help. an
that the lessn she'd have to pay 'ud be
IS week. Don't ye go!"
Linnet looked up from the freckled
and persuasive connteuance of Master
Give Leonard Leroy Biatchford. All
the color went out OF her face with
rush. Something set and resolute
came into il.
II sAal! 20 With YOU" she said 70
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

Auasscngcr train on the sayannah, Griffin
and NOrth Alabama railroad was thrown from
the track Yesterday. and The VIII le train
rolled down twenty foot cmbankment
About fifteen passengers were severely
wounded; none killed.
The nny-thlrd. nny-fourth. hfty-hfth and
ffly-siXlh ballots for senator in the Illinois
Palmer. gOl; OgiesDy. 100; Streeter, 3. Neces-
sary 20 a choice. 1O3. Adjourned I'LL II
O'Clock 10 .day.
uring severe snow-storm yesterday
morning two lrcight-trains cOllidci about
three miles west OF Cory. Pa, On the New
York, peunSyIyanli and ONO railroad.
Engineer Lew is-OOd. Of Mcadyillc. Pa, and
his fireman, ihmNcn. We're Killed. Engineer
BTIttOn and two bInkemen were killed.
AT the cracllingof the ice in saginaw Rav'
Mich. Yesterday two hundred fishermen
were carried out toward Lake huron. lneA
dn8llV reached the shore, however m SAFETY,
afte1 suffering intensely from the cold.
The maclroui factory Of Bonstall & Bisi
ut Plttshurg was destroyed by fire iO-nl4ht
Loss ON building $40 OOr insured on sfcck.
go OuO: building. $4,000.
James \. Woolls convicted OF The murder
OF thomas Blount, IN Richmond. Ind. last
~eptcmurr,was yesterday sentenced 10 twen-
ty-Ouc ycus iu tpe state prison.
william Briton, a negro was shot and in-
stantly killed at torsina, Tex. Monday.hN
a policeman, while attempting 10 escape
from the street working gang.
The New Orlcaps races were postponed
Yesterday until to-day on account OF ram.
rutric- on.
ST. Malys Roman Catholic church. 90
Quincy. ill.,. was burned This morning; loss,
s6OUUO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

SAVASS.n, Ga. Feb. 3.-Mr. William
Clifton, member of the state Legislature
from this city, and Mr.. John Il. Dillon, tax
receiver for the county, are like \ 10 light a
duel. The trouble gr,w out Of some r1-
marks made by Dillon on Clilion's manage
ment Of a certain bill which he had IN
charge in the Legislature. clifton wrote %
Dillon. demanding a retractlOn, which rho
latter did not n0.i,e. ClnOn then wrote -
Dillon, denOuDcing tim N a coward and
using the language usual ia naying an
enemy, iiilon read n, letter and returned
c 10 Clifton advising him 10 read it oyer
when he got Good. This has enrag'd Il CHI
ION. and be- sWears be viii have D.llou's
scalp. The people have taken sides 10 the
controversy, and the crowds meet each
other as II the hgbt oi each lTncip was
their 'wn. Both men are brave, and IL ~
hought that personal encounter wlstako
DlaQa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
MR.. WINDOWS SUCCESSOR.
"ieh Pressure B.ing Brought to Hes
Upon the President.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. 3..-Speculstion
about successor to Mir. Window at the
lead OF the Treasury Department has not
been diminished at all by the Pre-. ident's
t.puest TO Congress for authority 70 extend
the time for making a temporary appoint
ment from T. n to thirty days. During the
last day or two large number OF pos
sible candidates for the Treasury port
folio have come in sight, the most
prominent Of whom re General Alger, OF
Michigan; Judge Gresham aud John {.
New, OF Indiana. and Cornelius \. Bliss, Of
New York. The general drift Of gossip,
however. is still toward the names men,
TONED earlier, and with a special leaning In
lNv0r OF Major Mckinley, eX-iiOyernor
Foster, and Congressman Cannon. The diff
Guilty Of hlling the vacant secretaryship IL
made greater than ever just now by the posi-
tive attitude offree coinage advocates. They
ere beginning 70 be heard ON all over the
West on this subject. They are making en-
phatic declarations that the President must
appoint some man who Is friendly 10
silver this time, OF they VIII know
TIE reason why. The Eastern "gold bug
interest and the Wall str eet capitalists they
say have dictated the financial policy Of the
nOiernm0nt long enough. and now when
the country has jest signihed through Con-
gress It's wishes In regard % the tree COIN
age Of silver, the opportunity has unrXrect-
dly come 10 the President 20 execute
the popular will. On the other hand. strong
influences are being eXerted from New
York, Boston. PHILADELPHIA, aud other East
ern business centres ia favor of the appoint
ment OF a Conservative hnancicr and the
ontinuance OF the pr, sent AMI customary
fiscal policy OF Government. The Prcsi-
dent, 1t Is understood, appreciates the gray
ny OF the situation aud istudying itoare-
fully aud closely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
Olga elle-smoning Women.

Cigarette smoking among women is said
10 bs alarmlngiy GR the Increase. Those
who have acquired the habit M rJlc are
women moving IN very good society. II be-
ing. in fact, much more common among the
upper than the middle classes. Women
leading low iiYes ere ALMOST always con-
Grmed smokers Of this nOxious form OF The
weed.
People passing one Of ,he most fash lonabie
apartment houses in B0st0n-it Is located
on Beacon Iliil-used % see along towards
dusk egeTv day young woman seated In "A
window putting cigarette WIN an air ~
easy abandon. She blew the smoke Though
her delicate nostrIls with the dreamy air OF
one rendered ObliVinus 10 surroundings
through intense enjoyment. Ii used 10 be
n very ra.e thing for women TO openly pur-
chase cigarettes OF iobacc0nists. Now II is
too frequent 10 occasion much eommedt.
Boston Traveller
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.

Government raceip's during January
have aggregated $5f.Oo5,J.3. against SaI.-
66l, ljS in January 1880. Customs receipts
reached the high aggregate OF Ssi, ~, ,t3. On
two millions more than in January. 1870:
and internal revenue receipts Sli LIB, etj, ol
nearly million aId "a half more than ir
January "A year ago. ENpenditu es tor the
past month amount TO S23,9Sl, ,3ta, against
S27, Ssh in January, lsaJ.
Receipts from all sources for the seven
months Of the current fis al wear aggregate
S2j5, 30, ,6JG against S22I ,j59,506 during the
same period in the preceding fiscal year,
an increase Of S27 ,SlS,O90 while eXpendi-
lures during the past seven months az gre.
cate Ss34,47i.420 against - 3, 1896 - during
the corresponding months OF the proceeding
dscal year.
The pension charge during the pas.
months was Sl,OS0,57O, and Tor the fiscal
year thus fgg aggregates SI,Oel.6lI against
S63, ij5,lls for the first seven months OF the
preceding fiscal year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
APPROPRIATIONS.
agricultural prpart nsnt and sund''
tiYiI uils Reported.

WAsnINOrON, ID. c., Feb 3.-lhe House
Committee on Agriculture to-day completed
IL Appropria ion bill for the COMING hsea
wear. The bill carries an appropriation u'
81 so4, ,sj3, and is Sl,l..) les than tse est.
mates submitted. or this amount $50, ')o
Is for the support OF The Weather Bar, au.
which is To he transferred 10 the A-Iieu.-
mral department on the firsi OF J4s
next.
The sundry Civil Appropriation bill IoI
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1892, WAS r.
ported 10 The House to-day. rhe bill appro-
pirates S3i, 800, an increase OF Sl,@S.lo'
over the bill for the current fiscal year
This increase Is largely due TO the amoun'
recnmmennvd for the erection OF puoie
buildings.
The principal items OF appropriauca I'D
the bill are: for Public buildings yd,60O, III
for the expense og the Fish Commission
Ssss,.Noi expenses Interstate Commeiss
Commission, S2e5 600; for the Worlds raw
Including expenses Of meeting OF the ,ona-
mission, salaries OF officers aad clerks, o,'
nee rent, eNpenses connected VIA
The aGlissiOD OF foreign sooas,
expenses for the boa'd %
lady managers and foe other expenses
that cannot be estima sed at this time, s',o,'
OO0; expenses OF The geological sGssey'
s,25,0O0; for salaries and necessary yA'
penses for taking the S;eyente espstsi ~
wo,OOo; for The completion OF lhe eslaDisn'
me@t of Ckickamauga and Cna!tsnooss
Aatlopal fark, 500 100; for the puolics''" !"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

Phcarts uasriug the words "tiearci.c
smoking is forbidden ~ tbs Office have be-
come quie prominent in tue bdn1ln ann
brokerage houses down town. Ills pro-
hibitory crusade against the cigarette l.
,aid 10 have been started b. Mr.J. Pierponi
Morgan. whose hatred Of paper cigars j.
,,teuse. As the story go-s, Mr.. Morgan
,.eup.d into bank in Wall street one
mornin4 10 talk about some securities
that bis sim lad been asked o.
handle. As be stooa al ing To the
,Tahle cashier the thin smoke aHd iumes
rom cigarette attracted his attention.
and looking over the railing be sa" one Of
he suy,yGinate attaches Of the bank pun
inc away sefensly. Pretty soon the fumes
became annoying TO 81. Aorgln, and with
an impatient gesture he exclaimed "N ny
Ion't v,u pat stop 10 that sort Of
thne; wOn't do business where they
smoke cigarettes" Tie great hnancier In u
walked out Oi the bank, ana u required
,oad deal Of tact and persuasion on the
o,rf a ;ae bank officers subsequently 10
',.t him 10 renew .egotiatiOns. Very soon
afterwards notice On Il ciea,es.e smoking
gas forbid len was put up in that bank, and
so populas has the placard become among
sSployers hat vendors ln9 i worth their
while Ia 20 about peddling them al ton ana
60een cents each.-u. >. Tobacco Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

SCOTTDALE, pa, Feb. I.-fhc conference
between the coke operators and miner,
closed to-day wiiaOnt any settlement NJ the
wages. The operators demanded "a rcdur-
ton Of 10 per cent The miners con-
miitec. which bad instructions 10
d.mand au advance, made several
Interests # peace. The operators
r. fused every Imposition and the miners
nave received orders 10 quit WORK next Sat
nrday for an indefinite tmc. The general
Union is that The whole region h
on the eve Of general strike.
BELLEYILLE. I'LL, Feb. The miners
are demanding an increase Cr wages. Tney
nave beel paid ball cent 10 one and three
iourihs OF a cont per busbei heretofore, and
now demand uniform rate Oi two cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3.-Reporis of double
tragedy al -mIthtOn. Illinois, this morning.
have Just reached here. From wh Il can be-
learned, so far, 10 appears that Henry Bech-
It'd. farmer living near ~mithion, dis
charged tine contents Of shotgun az ms
,i,ter-in-law, striking her in the !es. his
intention appears 10 have Been 10 XII htr.
as when be -aw tlat the shot had not pio-
duccd 80 fatal wound be cintchCd the Wea-
pbn and struck her on rle head with the
butt-end. innicting injuries which will pro.
badly result n death. Alter reloadln- the
weapon be- placed the muzzle under hi-
shin and pulled the trigger the en.i't
charge taking effect. hiding him instantly.
so cause is known ior the ira -ejy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

LOUISVILLE, kYo Feb. S.~El ClaJ ton.
NJ the city ire department. aud Jack De-
lancy. s0a Vi Policeman Delaney. became
involved m a quarrel M the sal0ou a Eighth
md Green streets tonight. anu went 90 toe
back yard to hght it oar. Clal ton drew
revolver and tired tw0 -no's 40
Delaney, neither u which to1k eject. Ohi,or
l0hn Burke uaaed IN - separate the com
Dataut., and wa. shOi in The abdomen and
fatally wounded by Clayton. Clayton H.
Indcr arrest lie claims that ths .b0t
xnicu struck the Ohicer was intended Ter
DrltTct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
CANADlAN PARLIAMENT.
Il is suddenly Dissolved ia order TO save
the Tory Government.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Feb, 3.-Erastus Wi
man, j. W. Lougley, Attorney-GenCral Of
Nova Scotia, and +. Norton arrived here
last night for the purpose Of attending the
banquet of the Commercial club which
takes place TINS evening. Just alter the
arrival of the party. Mr.. Witaap
received dispatch stating that
the Canadian Parliament h1f
suddenly been dissolved. Mr. Lousrl
was con-idcrably affected by the news and
wanted 10 start home immediately but
wa induced t0 stay for the ban
quet tonight. "1hc sentiment in favor
of reciprocity is growing rapidly. IN
Canada be said. land sir John Mac
Donald feel, that it Will soon sweep every
thing before 10. His object ia dIssolvlns
Parliament n1w is 10 spring an election b.
fore the feeling has gathered ul force Do
order % save the present Tory Government.