Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-04-07
PRESS zRAGRAPHs.

a German scientist has discovered
that death as the rJsult Ola fall from
a high place is entirely painless. This
should be comfortiag to Ben Harrison.
Chicago Times. Dem
1t has been many year since the
country felt itself as thoroughly in the
Fight as in the issue which Lord Sails
bury has made and President Harrison
has accepted. st. Paul Pioneer Press,
Rep.
In the free coinage debate anti-sil-
yer Democrats did not ask for the de-
feat of the bill because it was wrong
in principle, but they asked that the
bill be postponed because it threatened
danger to the nation,' as Mr.. Ray
ner. of Maryland, said, land the DEM
ocratic party. boston Traveller, Rsp.
gentleman who accompanied Mr..
Hill during his recent trip says the
Senator surprised the Southerners by
his exhibition of great natural re-
sources. Many Northerners, especial
ly natives of New York, enjoyed sim
| ilarly surprising exhibition on the
Senator's paat a few weeks ago, at the
time some events of political and
elective nature were occurrsng in the
Empere State. MIR. Hsll never fails to
exhibit resourcefulness when it seems
to be required. Chicago News, Ind
Congressman who have been voting
! for free silver, on the plea that their
/ constituents demand it, would do we'll
to make II fresh inquisition into the
views af those same constituents. 1t
is barely posi- ole they may find that
the latter have experienced change
OF heart since they were last heard
from. The Democrats of the first
Minnesor district have just expressed
their views in the form of request to
their Il preventative in Congress to
change his vote in favor of the Band
bill. Detroit Free Press. Dom.
President Harrison once said: 81 can
not find myself in full sympathy with
| this demand for cheaper coats, which
/ seems to me necessarily to involve
cheaper maa and woman under the
| coat" The man who uttered this pc
GUITAR sentiment may be regarded as
| quite incapable of signing the Springer
| bill calling for frse wool AMI cheaper
woolens. Nevertheless, no citizen
/ would regard himself Il cheaper man
if he could save 50 on suit of clothes
of equal quality to that he has been in
the habit Of WEARING. Utica Observer.
Dem
Toe vote in the House on the Bland
bill showed that the Democratic oppo-
sition to that measure was Unusually
strong. ] IS absurd to attempt, as
Bland, Hatch and such men do, to
make a party question Of measure
whihh cannot secure safe majority
in a House So overwhelmingly Demo-
cratic as this, and it would be nothing
short of madness to stake the laxt
presidential elec, on upon policy
which is SO bitterly opposed by so
large and powerful faction in the
Democratic party. Memphis Com
mercial, Dem.
II the Rhode Island election could be
| fought out on the tariff issue there
would be abundant hope of Democrat
ic success. but it is already evident
that the Republican orators will try to
stampede the voters on the silver issue
If the Bland bill shall be passed by the
House. Observers may look with great
interest in that event for the result OF
the voting as throwing some light on
the strength of the Democratic party
in the East when ridden by the dare
devils of the free coinage movement
We suspect that the counting of the
ballots will prove highly instructive
to the Democretic leaders Spring
field Repu ie n, lid
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