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The sun., 1894-02-20

.lss se1,iImsshs :; y.rI scssg,sEos. s..
vas conspicuous Taller can give him points,
am surprised that you chaps didn't know
that he was Wallis successor I am. really"
Waiter. elk hrandies and sodas." said the
witty man. hesinninR 10 feel that the strain
was letting MP BIT. Six men lifted six long
glasses and felt comforted. Lents trial this
year was not going to prove as severe as last
years test after all. Thanks to the authority
on eolf suits II seemed to be settled But
there was a kicker.
Taller may be all that you say. but what
particular fashion has he originated"
wearing red silk socks with evening dress"
tTtumphantly answered Mr.Tsiler's champion.
He had expected that question. and he had
down i've long glasses with n bang and look ed
animated; Here was something definite.
Red silk socks. with evening drese2 At 4
ball you cay. and with pumps1 Well well.
well. You are right. That settles II. Taller
Is the man. Tell ua about It."
~ Not much 70 tell. except the fact that
Taller sutprised every one. OF course. He ex.
planned to me that he wore another pair OF
socks under the rod ones. to keep them from
Taller is the man" said the nvs listeners
In chorus
Glad tie settled" said Gin FiEzes"
Waiter elk brsudies and sodas."
The sun., 1894-02-20
JoITISGs AHoUr ToWx

Michael EthaT. Who unday night stabbed william
& hus'thGn ih hsht over EAms o. pool a. 5lI Ave
TO await the result OF Edslmsn's Wound.
Tue quaint Club will have a dinner A. the New Meth
srAtd Hotel thls evening President John A. och eTil
has prepared msnn card OF startling originality ARd
Tue EAseulye tomnltee promise 10 FURNISH alter the
e0nes, entertainments Of q pleasing character.
ts-gr1m vas received here yesterday which an
nounesd that tue M PottrT OF TsAAs' COMPANY Eas
stranded IN New orleans and that hanAE.f stsphsa
means 10 return. -
Tbs Liberty street Real Estate Exchange which oh
~ III Broadway qrgAnized yesterday IOneaI Gov
sinmsnt Ilub; Horace : ny Was e.setsd temporary
Ess,T319 ssTg a aIa tIAnAi u Lord sseEsIary and
Isaac RAthkoEsky the young psddlsr rho 10 aeeussd
OF attempting 10 poison the Meyer family of FIrst
street on te9 y Sss acsd on TRIAL 10 the GshsTsi
kowsky boarded With the Meyers And haa lnAds love
TO Annis NeysL but vas rejected.
Camille 7. "a n, Drew. the young EnRlishmaa who
AIlsstsh last week on suspleon OF hrvng stolen
Mole Of 20 Nest TeRth street were ne Uoard.d -
dschATgedi 10 tee IensFsoH Market Police Court yea
lslaaJ A. SSs apparent On inVsatgaon that hs va
Koddo JorEah. TWENTY-FIVE months Old had been .Iek
81 smAI pox several DAYS Nhen found ca sandav 81
essiA beau hsRsstoIs a. 20 hulbsTTy street ~ sS5thsf
Sss haa sisd o9 Tue I.a.s osss 1as La,si5
ltai.h bAe{ of 81 Baxter street. latte Fuisisr'
bostaA lAsl Wstk and GsoTEs SehIssrsin Of III WHAT
street we're seat % kiVsTsids Hospital
eosy q % az man ~ho ~as found in ISs SofSh RissT
covered yesterday Ias 1Sa hsd nors msasS tsss
80 e ne. saPpessd Ihtrs was SsosTe n I6s
SAILORS Elbeer eoat Aha bo0is. may b ihsi o. ne
cAp;sih er soas cana beat % FV-r esAft shS III
S''fss-Ea esFias saturday RlshI's siOEG
The sun., 1894-02-20
PRECIOUS STONks.
where They nre Fow.s, Their Values, s.d
Their sig sincsnc-.

StGhuonnc".
The hest opals coma from Hungary
49,. .e'' ora'r co,no rom HunRey.
Black pearls are the most valuable then pink
crea.ine IN nrica. thsx .o., ,hr.o IT,. a. =,
could have been bought for 81. 900 in 1884 /,
49, 18th sa "oo o''s"' ''' ''''0' u" 1907 u
vans this ,or.Iy bius % isws rs,ss "' ,s,ow % ,ha a
diamond. ruby, or sapphire. but Its popularity
as a ring ornament never wanes. The Per-
slan TURQUOISE fades when exposed to lignt
color Of til. rer.ians
Each Is favorite In certain month OF the
-Amethyst sincerity NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
% pii "oh- h-oIooas.ono'
Emerald. success in love. June-Agate. health
and long life JuJv-CorneIi, .onton,n.,,
matdmonial Ieicityd Sep
October IzOpals, hope. mber"Topas.
the Gnitns St.as Iast Ssor wI proeaced % a., IN
The expert Of i Slsn @ nands % from "s South % Africa
are % G%o EIS%oRd 1ETeTs smpSysd there
Is safe is from injury by neds IL is very
Oniv o,e nure hInnJ rsS liz mnnd hhoso h So. 30.
Tha t"n,. "a po,r,v ,rorsn..o,. r,.,
low tonol cnms. M Tram unnSpaTen Inc vel
SiGarjp tha nnIa hIna srns' VIZ VINE tl tlapm
topaz is vsliow mart cbrvaalita ,an IA n1,sn
used to Initiate tonaz. The tons2 Nv was ones
one 81 the most poruiar Of precious stones In
late wears in the publIc essimate of its
These are the weiabts oiven Nv n stefis,icsi
Koh.I.noor' Iu3 cnrats. Mar of Braaip I9h.
KeCent OF France i@j: nstriHn kaisar i:u,.
Russian Czar ia. Baiat o1 pnrn .seI' i"o'
THE rad variety oS SSTnat is tbe ,noet .on-
mon hui yioiats rreen' and wbita garnsts ara
NOT nItorefher rare, Bohsm,an sarnats a. a.
dark blood red in color. and in the In raa1
sizes arc very Valuable. Cinnamon rubies so
callad ara oarnats 'i0'' ~
Except In ooIor the sapnt,ir. IA tb. ann.
onaIItv n "a ne vaInahIa Ia mnen VI nhe .h
same size. Tia cboicsst sh,1s u,hiUnu u hion oi 'he
The brea stpinte of the UI0h pri.st n. IL.
scribed In the fortv-ninth chn ntar ~ 'E~oSn.
iipon II were SET ionr ro,vs 81 nracion. stan
The sun., 1894-02-20
AispIaeed Charity.


Tfom ne n, Loals GAoA- DeW4Tvat
One OF the most amusing cases OF mis-
placed charity" said c, l. Brock. was ono on
told upon him. and believe II to be true one
aay aay woman appeared In great distress and
procured . cheap pine comm. but could not
bury him. and her children were sta "
Inc; He went with her to the house.
ana the sight that he saw was worse
Than imagination could have pictured
Ihe nine eohln WAS there. containing her
iood the cupboard was empty. The wealthy
phllanthroplst could not bear the sight and
pocket, no incOnsiderabls amount by the waT.
he beat hasty retreat. After he had gone
snort distance no missed his gold h eadeq cane.
Widows room he went back alter IT. The man
hAd emerged from the coffin and was engaged
IN counting the money when MIR. Cuppes en-
Tered. Not a word was said upon either side
went his way"
The sun., 1894-02-20
Mr. GIaastoue'- slant.

LONDON. Feb 1a-Dr. Granger OF Chester.
the physician and oculist who has been in at
tendance upon Mr. Gladstone was interviewed
to-day In regard to the report that the Prime
Minister was threatened with blindness re-
sulting from cataracts. Dr.. Granger said that
MT. Gladstone's eyes were as good as they
were year ago His general health was also
good. He further said. when asked about the
staten en- that he had been summoned 10 az
anime Mr.. Gladstone's eyes on the arrival a
week ago OF the Prime Minister from Biarritz
france, that b. was to make an exHmin ation,
but had no Intention OF doing 80 until Easter.
The sun., 1894-02-20

Unsettled conditions of decreasing pressure With
occasional rain. warm, sutry weather. and dense fog
prevailed yesterday the Gulf and Atlantic coast
States These conditions are kelyt he displaced to-
day by clearing colder weather moving this way from
west OF the Mississippi.
cold wave is being forced eastward from the
Northwest by an exceptionally high barometer This
s the wave noted In THE sUS usually reaching this
neighborhood between the 22d and c5h This year it
seems to be = little ahead of time
Occasional light rain. with fog. prevailed yesterday
in this city; average humidity. VI per cent wind
northeast average velocity 10 miles hour highest
Official TEN psrature 43s: lowest. 357
The thsrm Omstsr at Psrry's pharmacy in THE sur
The sun., 1894-02-20
Note. or Fo--,r, IIapp-r,ne..

The italian Government has decided to ask
the Der OF Deputies to reform tho ad-
ministratiye departments. The object OF the
refor m Is economy.
The Cape Govern ment will send a mission to
Pondoland to warn the chiefs that the existn 2
misrule ana tho repeated invasions Of Natal
will no longer he tolerated. Major Elliot will
commend the mission.
The Prince OF Wales. acting on tehalf OF the
Queen, held the first levee OF the season at st.
James's Palace yesterday. Among those
American Ambassador to Great Britain.
Twenty thousand Inhabitants OF the prov
ince OF Navarro on sunday welcom ed at Caste
ion the Deputies who were returning from
Madrid. whittier they had gone to protest
against the payment OF the increased taxes
the statute laws or the pecple's privileges Ii
is said that the agitation against the ne "
taxes Is being form ulated by the Carlists.
The sun., 1894-02-20
SPARKS from rue TELEsHAPh

Justice fGrEmAn Yesterday appointed Robert c. HAS
81 LansiuKburgh,
stephen sullivan A. year. of age WAs instantly
kihe ~ ftriGnt car Al Green lsAud \ T.. yesterday
morntnE lie lad been gathering coal from rat
had besn qnloaded, and as thTVSh under the Whsu
by tue collision when the car being connected
Sith ot9ss 70 make up rain. lie lsAEss widow aud
J"hn Jacob Arnold defAuitng County Treasurer and
1Ank cashier Fls@dFd guilty In the supreme Court
locGpoTt yesterday 10 three indicm forgery
sn noe1zlemsnt and max NJ false entries In books a.
Coz MY Treasurer Of Niagara county Tue plea
cepted by tEe District AttoTney T1sFe al thrty-
four tndietmsnt AE1inEt him.
A lAndAids occurred iE the brick yard OF hilss 4
sungsrAnd a. Coey mana yesieTday morning ADont
& &ha q ne ysfa Il s9vsrsd sh eaJ % depth OF tea
above the yard and barn nlisd With horsss Aad =
house, In which lived family by the nAms Of Eidd
rescued The oss viii reach $4,000
The sun., 1894-02-20
Th. I,,ern.uo.., SANITARY Conference.

LONDON. Feb. 2o.-The Paris corresponds ent
OF the Standard says: The delegates Of the
United States to tho International Sanitary
Conference have been ordered to raise aues-
tions concerning European emigration. 1t will
he impossible to combine these questions with
the primary object Of the eConference-namelr.
the defence Of Europe against cholera They
must be considered separately"
PARIS. FEB. h-The International Sanitary
Conference. now meeting here. has formul at ed
important measures to prevent the Mecca pill
grims from spreading cholera
The sun., 1894-02-20

and sentences. The notice r. n obsdiepes 20
NOT p The Town Board thsti is their duty to
To-day iii the other indicted oaleisl. win he
s'S %., Pfse .nd ss Who est 30 mot
PLEAD FH vii se ys% uP r. py ,nsr Ss.ss SS1ss
Yesterday. was Coney lslspds dresriest day
many Of his sumbier followers left the island
n the morning q, see the Chiei ssntencsGd 90
the newe, and we're, horrihed when. about ~
o'clock, the words slx years came IN over
'Tbe cry the Chief got six years" went over
tho island, and the people could scarcely he
iieve possible In ysw Of ths rse1m Sad
pected a sentence OF but = year or two.
Ifthe day was dreary. the night was incom-
the gorgeous midsummer night Coney island
in the drenry foe.coyeIed weary waste Of
sounds to be heard we're the melanchoiy howl
sn.werea 6y ihe low cOw:iike moo Of the fog
the citIzens whaf;s ailsslanee, to the Chief is
whole s's 'S Rs aoi @ over fs
psopis I've tr.Ssllea far and "frs never err met met
aSss Rsss sFs as' sas psn9 n'fs 81. ssS
you cannot hear a single one. The
not touched her piano now for a week. The
people all feel IT. and have not the heart to pe
noisy. And as for sleep; come have scarcely
all the last three weeka And these streets,
this corner for instance; there are a hundred
you cannot see one. They are now kept at
homo by their people.
We didn't expect such \ severe sentence.
And It's hard on the people here. IL IL hard on
his mother and his wife and his son. have
known the man for years, and he was so
generous and wise. And he would lecture
people and give them such good advice It's
isnee On out IT," He % will dis IN prIson. He has
BriRbts disease. and the life will tell on him.
He may be all right now when his friends are
around him. but when he gets away from them
1t will be different"
The sun., 1894-02-20
suALL HoMEy d oCroRs BE APPOINTED
To Act as Examiners Ia actions for Personal
Damages 10 wom-ns


To THE EDITOR OF THE SuS-Sr: Without
going into the merits OF recent statute Of
this State. providing that In actions for the re-
covery OF damages for personal injuries the
defendant may call for q physical examina-
tion OF the plaintiff. as prerequisite to the
action being maintained. which examination
must be held before the Judge or a referee,
permit mo to make Q suggestion.
when the piaintin in such actions is woman
and the defendant insists upon the privileges
conferred by virtue OF the above m entiO n ed
statute, the plainttn may we'll refuse to consent
70 such proceedings. and. consequently be
obliged to forfeit whatever rights shs may
have had TO a recovery: In such a case 1t Is
submitted rhnt the Gordian knot might be cut
BY simply appointing Tor the purposes OF tho
animation, women physicians and a woman
as referee. III the act calls for an attorney and
counsellor-at-law for referee. have We not
women who are actually practising ATTORNEYS
IN this state by this means the objection
able feature OF the enactment would be elm
mated and Justice could take its course
very truly yours, 49, READEA
NEw YORK. Feb. 10. 1894.
The sun., 1894-02-20
HERhs 4 CHANCE TO GET a WIFE
so.e Briseeport Gi-i- Are Tires OF stpsie
Btesseduess and Want Husbsnds.

so.e Brise.port Gi-i- Are Tires OF si.sis
Biessedae.s and Want Husbsnd-.
BRrDoEPoRT. July 18.-A matrimonial asso-
eiation Is the latest In this city. IL is COM
posed OF dozen young women. who are en-
ployed as typewriters or as clerks. They have
hired box in the Post ONCE and inserted the
following advertisement In the local papers:
Young lady want. to correspond With Young gen.
uemen Tor matrimony or pleasure. Address Bridge
port Matrimonial Association box b3 city.
When talked to on the subject one OF the
young women, who Is reported to be a lead
ing spirit In the association. said:
we havo had enough OF single life. and are
tired of standing behind n counter all day or
pounding the keJs Of typewriter to the dicta-
h pon OF some cross. unsympathetic lawyer or
The members OF the association have re-
ceived many letters. some Of them from very
desirable young men. There will have to he a
sort o. raffie TO determine which Of the girls
snail have the desirahles. and IL is feared that
the question Of the choice Of the applicants
viii cause trouble and the association will dis
partner for life.
The sun., 1894-02-20
New EaEIaaa's First 3 Gel ship,


BATH. Feb. n-Ths first steel sailing ship
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock from the yard
o. A. stwall \ Co She has been named alter
he motto OF the Pine Tree, state Dlrigo."
breadth, 45',; depth, 35.gi gross tonnage
3.OO4.s net tonnage. 2.S55.ia She is to be
commanded by Can't George Goodwin for
meIly Of the shin Sterling built by this firm
In 1873, and which Cart. Goodwin has COM
mAnded for eighteen years.
The sun., 1894-02-20
France. Relations with u..,y,

RoME. Feb. 19.-The Vatican has asked the
French Government for an explanation Of the
reports that an entente Is pending between
France and the QuirinnL The French Am
hassador to the Vatican has assured Cardina al
Hampolla. Papnl Secretary OF State. that France
will ma atntain reserve on the subject until the
expiration OF the time for which the Triple Al
lance was formed. He further inform ed Car
dinal Rampolla that France desired com plete
concord with the Church.
The sun., 1894-02-20

Members OF the Hamilton Club In BROOKLYN
propose to give Lawyer Edward NJ. Shepard q
dinner. as an expression OF their appreciation
OF his services In the prosecution OF McKane.
In tho letter to Mr.. Shepard they say:
Your fellow m EN- bers OF the Hamilton Club.
wishing to express to you personally their
high appreciation OF the loyal and manly work
that you have done for righteous government
in this city Of our homes, cordially invite you
to be their special guest"
The sun., 1894-02-20
SENATOR Martha Haax.a "a Em.y

PoND CREEK. O. T.. Feb. l0.-The efigy Of
Senator Martin OF Kansas was hanged here on
Friday night in tho Court House and was left
hanging AL night On II was a tag reading;
senator Martin ~ Kansas stood the senate tloor
and spoke for the Eock Island Railroad Company 40
cuts decided TO hang him.
The sun., 1894-02-20
N;AEAr. O. Wa

Niagara n WIatsr ArEAT.
ChsAp sxeursioh via ths Weat shore RailroAd. wed
ls.dAk fse, 2i. 1894 sss particulars uhdsr "EIelF-
The sun., 1894-02-20
Aorsts, Carriages, &c.

Hoods Pills cure oil liver ilIs. constipation,
biliousness. sick headache. indigestion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-08

savannah, CO.. January &c II tr--
bom-1 ~ HHu.ef. ~ C.. was f3gB5 So
10 s'@ room at q hetel Tails morning. IL
died trom asphy&lau9a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-08
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-08

WING % aAe eF'lia which prevailed
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22

The warm weather commencing so
very early in March this year has had IL
very unfavorable effect upon numbering.
Ordinarily one year with another, March
has been the one great mouth for haul
ing logs from the yards to the landings.
Lumbermen depend upon this month
with its long days for this work and con-
sequently March LIST finds the hundred
of yards all through the Somerset for
ests we'll piled up with logs, awaiting
transportation to the stream and river
banks or to the lakes and ponds where
the drivers can reach them when the ice
goes out. This year the shedding has
been soft and teams have not been able
to do the full quota of work 30 HAT there
yet remains many logs upon the yards
Unless the last 10 days of the month av-
erage much colder than the first 10 day.
an unusual number of these logs will re-
main on the yards until another winter
greatly to the disadvantage of the OWN
ers.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22
showman Monk rcltcd with Fruit.

a religious not i'll uDliature has takei
place at Nantes Some Catholic you'll.
We're passing through fair when tn
caught sight of booth iahclel SAM
tum Saneformm." Tn- Snowman W.
dressed III the rough robr> ana cewl + .
Capuehin monk aud progressed to show
inside several relies or cur. ,ilies. il
GLIDING the apple which tcI4pted e.
and the Whale which swallowed Jauaa
Theyoulhs, who ere about POO stra,.-
called on the profane Barnum 10 de9isi
from his mockeries. but he only re
doubled his patter and directed mpre al
tention To his show. \ neighbaru-
orange merchant had TO bear the cous-
quences Of all this, for his stand was phi
LACED by the Catholics, who peltel thu
Snowman with the fruit Of the Hesperide>
until he had % retreat inside what bt
had really 10 use as sanctuary for hl-
own protection. The police then came
up and charged the rioters who wanted
to wreak more effective vengeance ou
the insulter Of reh-ion-Paris Core
tpoudeut.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22

From the reviews of last week, we
gather that there is a better feeling in
some lines of manufacturing than the
week before. Six more iron furnaces
have gone into blast this month thus
far. because the finished product is a
shade lower and contracts have been
secured. Steel rails are the lowest for
years. The general range of prices for
all manufactures is exceedingly low.
lib per cent lower than year ago
Orders are more largely for cheaper
grades of goods to meet the restricted
capacity of consumers to purchase.
The volume of business represented by
all clearings is 3l2 per cent less than
the corresponding week of last year.
The failures for the week were 2G4 in
the |. s, against 1910 for the correspond
ing week of 1893, and ~ in Canada
against 30 last year.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22
The taxes for the several towns are .
Somerset Cases.

Decision has been rendered By tn.
Law court on Somerset eases of Which
the following are rescfipt>;
Town of Embden y. samuel Bunker.
R,scriat by Judge Waltou--It i the
npinion of the court thar promissory
note given and accepted in payment OF "A
legal consideration, and not cpllcctable;
that such transaction is illegal and
void: that it does not discharge the tax.
and the note has no valid consideration
to support it. 1t Is therefore considered
by the court that Judgment be rendered
for the defendant, and that he recover of
the town his costs of suit
And for the SHINE reasons Judgment
must be rendered for ihc defendant ia
Ccplas Walker. treasurer of the town OF
En,bdcn against Leonard H. Walker,
RoScript by Judge Nalton-ltiS compe-
petent for the defendant in Il real action
to disprove the plaintiffs seilcn by oral
evidences OF ii lost deed. But when
there is no record of such a deed, the
oral evidence of it, existence aud of ii :
contents. SHOULD be fu |. clear, strong
and thoroughly convincing. In otheI
words. it Should be pl,n1ry. 1t is the
opinion of the court that the evidence III
this class WAS not al that character. II
is also the opinion of the court that The
ruliugs of the presiding justice upon thi,
point in his instructions to- tn" jury Were
none too Stroug.
Motions and exceptions ovcrrulad.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22
Judge I4ibbey Dead.

d. Hon. Artemas Libby, Associate Jus
ticc of the supreme judicial Court in
Maine, died at his home in augusta,
early Thursday morning. aged Il years.
Judge Iibbcy was boru at Freedom,
Waldo county. and was educated in the
Albion common schools. He studied
law with $. :. Warren of Albion, being
admitted to the kennebcc bar nj the age
of twcnty-one. In ls56 he was 4 mem
her of Governor Well'- executive coun-
ell. He was appointed ny GOV. Dinsley
in 1874 on the commission to revise the
states constitution. and was appointed
to the Supreme bench April u, lS15.
With two compartments. he served
with the exception of from April "a
1852. TO January II. lNN3, until his
death. He is survived by widow. one
son and two grandchildren. Judge LII
bcv's death was due to pneumonia. with
which he had been suffering for mum
Der Of days.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22
ZANE JONES.
Jane Jcoes keeps a-whisperin to me all tn



Jane Jeoes keep a-whisperin to me all the
An says "why don't 5 - lnase il "a ru!e
To study your lc. .l,its an Y9fk hafs ia earn
An never be absent from 5ahaflz
Remember the etory 81 EIa4 BIfi -,
Tow he cluEb Up ia fhe u.
Co - IL AaqWlod .c ~ lassss ID
Down Ia the black-miihIn -t.yl.'
Jane .fone- She hort-tlS sad u Wa 90
Mebbc b. did. laHnna
'CsHr.e. what n-Accpiu NJ 'aay aaii. tar top
l. not never haylu 10 biaossmifhIu -Aaf.
SIC sal al Ben Franklin Wa awfs.sy pour,
But tul y ambition al brains
Al -tudiod pinto ophy al i iall life.
Al wLnt be got for hi- paiis.
IL brought electricity out Of the seg
VII kite au tie iighlHiH an KY.
- we're OWN him tnofe n an5 ohe else
Fer al the bright lights at We see.
JAM ZONES size actually said il VA 50.
Mebbe be dill. dunno.
'Conf=e. what's oller- beer hiaderin me
l. not hayin ally kite, lightnin OF Ky.
Jane jones eaid'Columbu. Wa cut at1he hrce'
Wien D. first Thought ~ bis b. -e1en.-.
Al al o tAr ~lluiafd- al Italian, tH
1Hey laughed au Just sod IVA d dream.
Bun t.ureh Isabella size iisten'd To lin
Al pawncd al her jese. . aartA
an Bought IN the Santa Marier an aid,
TO hunt up tuc rest Of Tit Garth
Jai.e lone. she honestly sald il Was 81.
Mebbe be did Idanno
COURSE that may all bs. but you mu-t allow
lhey aiu't any land To discover Just now.
Ben King III southern Magazine.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22

The Bland coinage bill passed the
Senate Thursday, the 10Th inst. OF
the democratic Senate only six men yot-
ed for sound money and against the
silver seigniorage bill. These were
Brice, Gallery. Mcpherson. Palmer,
Smith and Villas, while but nine repub-
lican senators voted for the Bland
scheme. The Populists voted with
the great mass of the democratic sena-
tors for the bill. There are forty-four
democrats in the Senate, of whom thir-
ty-nine went on record for the Bland
bill. There are thirty-seven republic
cans in the Senate, of whom nine went
on record for that bill A free silver
coinage bill would be vastly better than
this coinage of vacuum. but the de-
mocraey are emphatically for the meas
ure.