The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-07-26
ScissOred Sentiment.

Tue uesceuulug scale ever Since Tue Lee
mocracy took charge of things .-Ironton
Register.
They are building railroads all through
Palestine. They may have Deb-il of
time in the Holy Land some day
Io,ca State Register.
This marrying of rich American heir.
esses by foreign noblemen has kind of
longing for the dollar of the daddies in
it.-Philadelphia Times.
The young Republicans assembled at
Denver cheered the name of Mckinley
to the echo. Republicans everyw here
are doing that these Cleveland
Leader.
When it becomes generally known in
Chicago that the strike has forced the
breweries to close up there is prospect
that it may be declared off on the spot.
-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Gajenski, Kocminski, Szcedanski and
others went bown before the volley from
the militia in Chicago the other day.
The names convey their own comment.
Indianapolis Meus.
Governor Boies' prophecy, that "the
election Of Cleveland and a Democratic
administration and tariff reform would
add 30 cents per bushel to the price OF
wheat, was not as true a prophecy as that
Of Col. Watterson about 'the slaughter
house" and "the open grave"
Mr.stead, of London, as might be ex.
pected, warmly espouses the cause OF
anarchy in the United States. The
more Stead keeps his mouth on the
other side of the water the better. Uncle
Sam has enough Europeans of his kind
to deal with-already on the ground
Chicago Inter Ocean.
"What's the matter that there is no
dinner ready?" asked the labor leader.
"The cook quit" replied the wife, lean
ing back in her chair and tanning gently.
"Why didn't you get it ready yourself
You know how we'll enough" "Me :?
I'm out on a sympathetic strike with
the cook. Indiana Journal.
President Cleveland's sending troops to
quell the strike in Chicago is trife
embarrassing to the Democratic papers
which criticised Gov. Mckinley for do.
ing the same thing in Ohio, but they
are doing the best they can. They are
aiming their criticism as the boy did
his gun, so as to hit if it is a bear and
miss if it is calf Times-Stcr.
Down in the rock ribbed Tenth district
thereare not enough Democrats to be
considered scattering. Fenton will have
at least 5000 plurality. Republicans
swarm there worse than the locusts in
ancient Egypt, and Funk, Barker,
Richards, MATHEWS, Morgan and the
rest will roll up the flank of the enemy
and wipe him from the EARTH Urbana
Citizen.
There was man at the Hoffman
House last evening who announced that
he had renounced the Democratic party
aud would henceforth be Republican.
"What has caused your flop?" he was
asked "The hard times" he replied.
"You see, invested $1,000 in tootpick
factory and lost every cent. The factory
busted up" Hard times, chr" "Why, of
course; the people are living on soup,
and don't need toothpicks. ."-Daily
america.
Governor Mckinley paid Ex-Governor
Foraker a handsome compliment in
introducing him at Cleveland in the fol.
lowing words: "The gentlemen of the
committee having the exercise in charge
have been successful in many things. In
nothing have they been more successful
than in the selection of the orator OF
the day. take great pleasure in intro.
ducing to you Hon. Joseph B. Foraker,
the orator of the day."-NeWark Daily.
Three-fourths of those fellows who
! claim to be silver men are the greatest
enemies OF silver. Their course will de-
preciate it, 80 that the reliable, business
doing, worlds money will not stay with
it. The course OF the Republican party is
to uphold silver, keep it equal with
gold, and to give the country as much
of it as possible go as not to degrade it.
, This it has done. In the last twenty
years, it has coined fifty times more sill
, yer dollars than were coined in all the
! century before. Does that look like
hostility? Asman dosen't have to be g
silver lunatic to be a friend of silver
Ironton Register.
We have no particular love for George
NJ Pullman. He has bunkoed US out o.
; several SO bills for the privilege of q
single nights sleeping in his stuffy cars
and suppose the strikers drive him out o.
the business and make him bankrupt
How will that helm his late employes al