The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-08-16
scissored Sentiment.

the members of the anti-tariff reform
triumvirate, are actuated by high sense
of sugar duty.-Buffalo Courier.
Speaking of Japan as small nation,
it has a larger area than Great Britain
and greater population than France
As to the lighting qualities of the Japan
ese, they are not leaving any room for
discussion about that.-Cincinnati
Times-Star.
Governor Flowers said the other day
to "Gath:" every sensible man is a
protectionist. If we pass a tariff bill I
am in favor of passing party resolution
that we will not disturb the tariff for
twenty years. And if they fail to pass a
tariff bill we ought equally to resolve
not to disturb the Mckinley bill for ten
years at least"
One of the topics which will receive
attention at the national encampment of
the Grand Army is the wholesale dis.
missal Of veterans from the departments
in Washington. OF the $50 dismissals
in the record and pension division of
the War Department, seventy one
were veterans. In the Treasury Depart.
ment, where the con of Secretary
Carlisle has control over the appoint.
ments, veterans have been 90 discrim.
mated against that he is regarded as q
rebel symphathizer.-Indianapolis Jour.
nal.
When Judge Joseph Holt died re.
Gently, he was erroneously spoken of as
the last surviving member of the mill
tary commission which tried the as
sassins of President Lincoln. There was
still another of the leading members of
that body alive in the person of John A
Bingham, of Ohio. Judge Bingham was
for many years Representative in Con.
gress from Ohio, and was afterward
made Minister to Japan, where he served
for long time.
Germany is going to smash anarchy
and anarchists also. The Emperor has
ordered the preparation of bills to ex.
tirpate anarchism, and to repress such
socialists as help to breed the anarchis-
tic virus by palliating recourse to MUIR
der as an instrument of social revolution.
The assassins OF Europe, driven from
their haunts will doubtless swarm to the
United States, and Uncle Sam should
meet them at the landing and decline
to receive them.
The bulk of Coxey's army is said to
have left Washington and is scattered
along the various roads leading toward
the North, and digging potatoes for
living. While his poor dupes are in
misery, Coxey is in clover. Through
the aid they gave him he has been nam.
ed for congress, and announces that he
"has eight engagem ents to lecture at $lOO
per night"
The administration is inquiring,
through its Consuls, how American
trade may be extended. The answer is
easy. Simply maintain the principles
and policies of reciprocity inaugurated
by James Il. Blaine. Asaeri.
can.
Mr.. Cleveland and China seem to
have large element of similarity in
their fighting methods. Both make
great deal of noise and bluster which is
neither by past records nor
future prospects.-NeD York Press.
A bride and groom from Ripley; with
cracking new, walked loving.
ly hand in hand down the palatial din.
ing room of the St. James Hotel in Gin.
cinnati, two souls with but q single
thought, and blindly oblivious to all
things else but each other in this great
happy earth of ours. Almost crowded |
on one chair, he fondly fed her as pa.
rent bird does its chick. Darling" he
nurmeringly chuckeled, "shall skin
yer a. tater?" "No deary," she gurgled,
I've one already ."-Dorer Neys.
Wanted-An exact diagram of the
whereabouts OF the hole into which the
Democratic party of Ohio has crawled,
md which hole has been pulled in.
This diagram is wanted for the benefit
If certain Democratic news papers of
ohio who have lost track of "where
heir party is at."-0hio State Journal.
Governor Boies, of Iowa, should un.
ierstand that the prime duty OF corpse
to keep still.-Kansas City Journal.
Free coal and iron ore will affect in.
iustries which employ 3SO,l7O hands
md pays $l39, ,OOe in wages and have
! capital of s459, 900, ,OOO--P Philadelphia
Press.
The country is in a sad state when
he fall of tears for many weeks exceeds
he fall of rain Clermont Cour.
er.
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