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Evening journal., 1894-12-18
EpIToRlAL coMMENT .

Itwouldn't be a bad idea for passen-
gers or somebody to XIII couple Of train
robbers just 10 settle whether they died
Ia their own tracks or the railroad s. -
Phiiadelphis Times
DR. Mary Walker has written poem
entitled g If you want a kiss why take
it The trouble Is, no one wants one.
when they see Mary as she goes down
the street = Chester News.
TIE dawn or evolution Of the new N an
is noted IN Kansas He loEfs while his
wife supports the family Indeed, in
these parts he's not altogether new
New York Rsc5rder.
Mr. Kolb has consented TO retire for }
brief period. as G number Of other gentle
men desire TO appear In the exhibition
ard time Is limited - Washington Star,
Senator Hill has not yet expressed an
opinion on the Presidents message, but
it is tolerably safe to assume that be ha.
one.-Baltimors Herald.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
HE LOVED NORDlcA.

Professor Kaschoslsn, the Chorus Master
Has Been Missing For Two Weeks.
NEW YORK. Dee 1s-professor Kas.
choska, the we'll known pianist and chorus
master engaged by Mr. Domrosch to train
the chorus for the big German opera com.
pany which win appear in the Metropoli-
tan Opera House in February, has been
missing for two weeks It is feared by
his friends that he has been rendered in
sane by his love for Nine Nordica and
has possibly killed himself.
For the past five years he had lived with
the Limpert family at 1853 West Thirty
fifth street, near Ninth avenue Dec. 4
he signed o contract with Damrosch. Next
evening he sat until midnight talking
with the Limperts about his new contract
his remarkable success with his private
pupils and his great love and admiration
for Mime. Nordica. AT midnight the fam
lily retired, the professor repaired to his
room undrosscd and went to bed, but
about an hour nfterward arose, and with.
out putting on his shirt, collar or cuffs
stole out Of the house and disappeared No
word or sign has been heard OF OF from
him since.
1t is said that on the day of the return
Of Nordica from abroad the professor sent
her no less than Is kilograms within ~
hours. He told his friends, however, that
although Nine Nordica returned his aficc-
tion he dared not call upon her, as her
hance had threatened to kin him.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
WILL NOT APPOINT JUDGES.
Governor Elect Morton Decides to Let the
People Elect Them.


People Elect Them.
RHINECLIFF, N. ~, Dec. 1S.-Governor
Elect Morton made the following an
nounccment: II have recently given much
attention to the question whether the duty
win devolve upon me as governor after
Jan. 1 to appoint the ~ additional judges
of the supreme court provided for by the
amended Judiciary article Of the eonstitu-
tion, and with view to reaching a cor
rect conclusion sought the opinions Of iu-
rists and lawyers in various parts Of the
state.
"Those iurists with three exceptions,
express themselves adversely to the theory
of my right and authority to make the APP
polntments referred to. and, though sew
eral Of them are not iudisposed to concede
the power they, save the three exceptions
noted, question the necessity of action and
express doubts as to whether judicial pro
ceedings and decisions taken before such
newly appointed justices would not be in
danger Of attaek on the ground Of uncon-
stitutionality of their appointment.
With such a weight Of opinion against
the right, wisdom and necessity of action
on my part as governor, | have determined
to make no appointments to these IL new
judicial offices and to allow them to bC
filled by the choice OF the electors at The
next general election, as contemplated
and intended by the act of the constitu.
ti0nal convention. l have deemed It nee.
essary and proper to make this statement
in advance Of my accession TO office
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
DUNRAVEN VExED.
Says He WIN Not Buiid Another vali,yrie to
Try For the Cup.

Try For the Cup.
LONDON, Dec 1s.-Lord Dunraven was
shown the cable dispatch from ex- Commo-
dore James ID. Smith, chairman Of the
Americas cup committee, TO Mr. Richard
Grant, secretary of the Royal Yacht squad
ron, IN which the committee say that as
the Americas cup is purely challenge
trophy they cannot agree that if the Royal
Yacht squadron should win it the squad
ron may reject the custody Of 1t, and point
ing out that the committee had 10y cable
agreed 10 accept a challenge on condition
that the Royal Ynoht squadron would re-
ocipt for the cup under the terms Of the
decd of gift without conditions.
The dispatch also stated that the COM
mittee would wait until Jan. Is for an
official reply from the Royal Yacht squad
ron, would fix the date of the first race ten
months from the time OF the receipt of the
squadron's answer and would advance
the date il possible later on
Lord Dunravcn read the dispatch care
fully He appeared to be vexed by it's con
tents and said i win not sail IN Novem.
Der 1t may be possible to get members
of the squadron together before Jan IS. ]
cannot speak as to that, but the commit.
tees decision Is absurd In my opinion
it is intended to be absurd. Valkyrie will
not be built p
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
Three nnrnn1 Il nnnl,-

GARDINER, Me, Dec 1s.--Amos Mat.
irons house on Windsor street was de-
stroyed by fire, and three inmates wer,
burned to death Mrs William Ready
Millie Folsom, aged 2, and George Fol
som, aged 4, were the victims. The littl,
girl was rescued from the burning hous,
by Frank Grocnlesf a neighhor. but died
before medical assistance could be sum
moned It Is thought the woman, Will,
intoxicated upset q lnmp.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
Hnw,s THIS :

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hallf Cqtarrh Cure.
h. J. CHENEY g. co, Props. Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known +. J..
Cheney for the last 10 years. and believe him
perfectly honorable in ali business transac-
tions and financially able to carry out any
obligation made by their firm.
West & Trunx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Walding, kinnan q Marvin, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo. Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
- ~ w @ ul'on 'iif ~ H,ouS anu III mucous
sod by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18

III Hung Chang Is still in the ascend
ant says dispatch from Shanghai For
man who has lost the Yellow Jacket .
been deprived Of the peacock feather p
and suffered all the rsverses but that Of
losing his head we think that Ii Hung
Chang IS hustler Of the FIRST water OF
the war correspondents have grossly
mlsrepresented him.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
Assume the Deaelt and Pay II.

For the amodnt OF money placed at
the disposal OF the Delaware Board OF
Ma ayers OF the Worlds Fair the state
had creditsble building and display at
Chicago Had more money been appro-
priated, both might have bsen better.e
As the matter now stands the man
ayers have spent about 81 300 more than
the amount appropriated They did so
because it was absolutely necessary. II
they had not the Delaware building
would have remained closed and the
state would have been the laughing
stock Of the world.
The managers borrowed the money
on their individual credit and are indi-
vidually respo nsible for 1t. The ap-
preaching General Assembly should re-
lieve them Of that responsibility and
assume and pay the deficit.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
@AAAAoADs.

DENNsYLvANIA RAlLhoAD-SyAND
a. ARD R2ilway OF America = PROTECTED
l,Sas9,1Ehout gy t1e lnterlockine Switch Rne
PI5lLA nELpHIA, WILMINGTON and BAL
tlMORE RAILROAD, IL effect Nov. IS, le2i
phiiadeiphia, xpress 81. 2 81 10. 50. 7ls.
~ 20. b5 AZ 20 05, 10 l6, 10 As, u.s5, ii 33,
q 20 q g. M, u 35. 81, sos, o.. 10, 90, 7N,
a RECOMMENDATION. 8 %. Y 90. 3 Oe. lO4snn. 1898.
81 81 2 sus D 10, ] 40, lOs5 n.
\ "a "a ~ Il IS. y 81 n, 81, q, -. 707
sssc9saraod e tien, 8 %. 100. sl6.1 .10A. 11@An.
= Sgs, %, : e, Z 50, 5 l5, 2 20, 10 20 . n.
40 ZEN ~ noIs' b! 2s5, 90 $50, 90: s6l s6A
soston. without change'' II II Ssai'bmp m.
For the South Southern Railway Express.
q = p prn ~ slee ers 70 augusta. st. Augustine,
huu IaIpn; Z. Al d N, Sleegers 10 Hot Springs,
oemphs and New Orleans.
y 80 unestaFs va hHu1ozin. 30 4 M. $40
Bswark gsntes and interlnsni.ts stations.
sH IN. 81 y N.
10 9stiTrPFs 81 H g Nd q g'is9lgssPq Il y y + 4 ssss@
eh, Al. o So, "a, s0p N, IL 10 night.
sast5niose and intetmediste staEiona, sT
s., y and II ok "a,
Leave Phlindelphis, Broad street. for VIII
4atng on express, 80, 20, 725. 81. 10, 10 60
5ta ss4 6i5 800, H. s56, I 20, il 10. II lss
.tA4AAOllttlO4tl 30 n tf To
v. 81, ~, . 8S, 10 o. II 8s pm.
sspndAY 'irtsins--Loave Wilmington for:
6hiiadeln nik, express "a, 65, 20, s 90. s So
e IS " "a. ~ A. y Sl M 81 %, ", 5s TW,
| Y u, 70. %, Is, 10 t5 . m.
Sieatsr. sxrress, 81 ~ 90, 55, 10 Of. IL 81.
q e, BY. 5O4, e, TW, t6 . N. Aocomlnc-
sscn. ", slQa > n, Is 10, ! 40, 0b, 5 10, 7&.
New York. 1a. SIS. 40. yD sw
les5, % AZ u 81 n N. u 10, a7. ) Ot, So5, SIS
| 1gl, IL, 10 90 D "A.
Fer the SOuth-Southern Railway Express
I o Al p m > eepers to Augusta. st. Augustine,
and Tampa; z Il p m, Sleepers to Hot Springs,
Memphis, and New Orleans
geAs thestei, ia LAmosin. tb y %.
Baltimore aud washington, 4ss, s.o1, lo.ls
= a. y y ~ e, IS %. Il, 7I4l, 20, D. N.
eAltimoTs and intermediate stations. scs
IsSvs fhillssidelphis, Brosd street. for WI
| nllngtons express 20. 20, u IL, II 38
= n I l see 6t6, 90, sS5, II 10. II 10
Aoeomuoiation. 8 ss 10. 1885 a m. Il ab,
/ ? O5. . 10, 8 IS, 10 03, II 80 N.
Trains for Delaware Division leRye for
sew csstls III u l6 n, 2 90. 90, 10, 6 5S
.seWcs, l8 q "a. n . n,
kxprees for DoyeS, Harrington and DeImax,
Harrington ara way stations culy. 25e . N.
| MNprle6 Tor wyoming, 6 t3 p N.
kxpIess fog Care CHARLES, Ola Point Cons
fcTt &no EnrtclE, il % a n, l2 o. night.
i Sunday trains for:
/ Kew CaaiIe. II o. aight,
Cape Charles, UId Point Comrozt And Nor
| tolk la @ night.
MiddletoWn, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming
Eeltel, hArrtpgton, sridssyilie, seaiora.
! Lisprei saa DSlzahr, II Oh NIGHT,
| flgngrsesionsi Limited Express trains COM
/ 10ssd entirely OF Pullman Vestibule FarloH
| and Dining Cars. NoeAtrs fsre.
/ sLinaitcd Express prRirs. composed oT Pulls
/ osn Nestibule Pdrlor Ca S, VeottbBse Pas-
| lsneer Coaches sno Dsuipk Car. 10 extra
i fRra.
1 Bon further information, pass nTers are re-
| LerSeu 20 the ti1Sst Sgent NJ tbs station.
/ 3. ~. PhEYoSI. }. r. WOOD
seneral Msnaget. General ps@aenger Agt.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
Christmas Time.

ard'especislly from the Xmas EN- porium
you cant complete your Holiday Ex-
cursion without look here-Hundred
of useful things for you to give. new
and brought fresh from the maker. and
bought in such quantities that we can
sell cheap to tell all.
Handsome Glasses-hand painted
tied with velvet ribbons
White Metal were.in shapes of pin
cushion, and salt shaker 10c other
giass wsre-rose jsrs--water BOTTLES
and vases-price from 25e to 81 IS
Albums in every style and quality
good choice to pick from 75c to $5 go.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18

The Mexicans may be slow in some
things but In others they can teach the
world. For some time past the Texan
authori ties havs been puzzled over the
introduction Of contraband goods across
the Rio Grande and a careful watch was
kept The other day they were rewarded
by the capture Of a greassr, who had
just swan that stream with the aid Of q
balloon. The air ship was small but
powerful, and was worked thus. He
would infats the balloon, load 1t with
goods, and then, after attaching har-
ness to himself, tow 1t ACROSS. The bal.
loon kept him shoat and kept the goods
dry too. II was a good scheme-until
the balloon exploded.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
The Ranking schsmea.

From the New York Tribune.
The statements by Secretary Carlisle
and Comptroller Eckels regarding their
banking plans have not made the matter
much clearer than 1t was bsfore. Il is
plain that they do not agree, and the
differences between them are more
serious than would have been inferred
from peTusal of the secretRry's report
The questions asked by members OF the
committee disclose the fact that the 0
were The same differences between the
Democratic members, besides tue wider
differences between all advocates Of the
state banking plan and the Republicans
The prospect that any agreement can be
reached In Congress does not seem to be
bright, but the administration has taken
hold Of the business as II determined to
force through the measure it wants
passed, whether Democrats In Congress
like 1t or not II was not very successful
Ia similar efforts At the long session, aud
will find the obstscles increased since
the election
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
New Coat news.

We have big stook--some what run
out in slzes--whst there is you can buy
ad bargains After you see our coats
you make up your minds not 60 beat
the price-Cold weather has only just
begun-buy now aud be prepared.
Bue or black ladies' coats, reduced to
$4gS.
Bue or black ladies' coats extra heavy
reduced to SO SO.
Black or invisible Blue Coats, latest
cut larger button, worth more reduced
to $S.9s.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
The vaIas q AdrarlIsements.

A Market street merchant In conver.
sation with reporter the other evening
suggested that the New Century Club
advocates protection for home in.
dustries" among it's other reforms. and
added that ''our merchants cannot be
beaten In variety or quality Of goods. or
lowness In prices This may be true,
and undoubtedly is. But why do they
keep the knowledge to themselves3 Such
q fact Is worth advertising.
A gentleman while calling at friends
house few evenings ago was shown an
article which the lady Of the house
proudly stated that she had purchased at
a bargain In Philadelphia. She named the
price, which was pretty low. why,
have the same thing In my store. said
the merchant, "and l sell It for so
and SO, naming a still lower figure.
"Why don't you advertise It. then. ="
was the response Il would have bought
from you, especially as 1t would !have
saved trip to Philadelphia. / didn't
know could get it here
There aie many would be purchasers
who 20 out OF the city to buy goods
simply because they are not aware that
they can get them here An advertise
ment will inform them OF that fact. A
few dollars spent in advertising will
bring hundreds la return. Try IL and
while you are about 1t put an advertise
ment IN the EVENING JOURNAL and reach
the class Of buyers you want.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
= .4r-.Asl -.ae-.o6sl.1IIlaIs-A

Where Science ends and Com
mon Sense should rule. Persons
of sedentary habits are liable to
indigestion or dyspepsia. These,
in turn, will bring on nervous
disorders, kidney complaints,
constipation, etc. This is es-
pecialiy the case with merchants,
students and scientists. They
will give you the exact dimen-
sions of Jupiter, the distance
from Saturn to the sun, to afoot,
but they cannot or will not tell
themselves what will cure this
train of disorders. NJ
For ailments resulting from Sc
dentary habits-inactivity of the
liver, habitual constipation, etc.
the entire medical fraternity
of Europe and America almost
unanimously recommend the gen
uine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt and
the Waters Of Carlsbad.
EIsNER & MENDELsoN Co. Sole
Agents, rs7 Franklin STR
Evening journal., 1894-12-18

The papers are heralding the feat OF a
Republican member elect Of the len
nessse Legislature, who walked from his
home to Nashville, the capital, over $50
miles, TO attend the session. He had no
money and would not accept a railroad
pass. Wouldn't it be wise to walt until
the session is over aud see II he doesn't
ride hons in palace carr Such things
have happened.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
HandkerehiefS.

best styles on the market usual 25c
kind been marked 124c-- bought tn Q
last Of large importer fine
guazy linen Handkerchiefs- OF
Valencia Lace-price 25c-50 and SEC
eseh--no comparison anywhere.
Gouwo DDS Best Perfumery in all
style bottles-fancy shoppers etc
This perfume is known and of superior
quality.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18

Mrs. Bacon-As came up the street 1
saw the policeman on this beat with his
arm around a lamp post. The cook-Yes.
maam; that's way be has when he's
thinkin' O. me, man.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
&BaSh
219 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, Del, Tuesday December 49, '94
LIKE A STREET CAR


Our store Always room for more lust the same we
ask OF you to come in the mornings if possible and avoid
the crowds that are here in the afternoons and evenings
Store will be open every evening till Christmas North
window will be attractivey decorated for the week
CLOAK DEPARTMENT offers exceptional BARGAINS
Prices on Christmas goods lowest in the city
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
coNTEMPoRARY oPINIoN.

Congressman Aliens disappointment.
From the Chicago Record.
A friend discovered Private John Allen
this morning turning over the pages OF a
pamphlet edition OF the Presidents mes
sage. and inquired what be was locking
Evening journal., 1894-12-18

The Associated Charities is one Of the
most useful societies which we have in
our midst It dispenses charity where
charity is deserved, and with business
like discrimination which protects It's
contributors from being imposed upon by
class Of undeserving mendicants. In
other words it is willing to help those
who are willing but unable to help them
selves, but has 10 dealings with those
who strive to 90 through life wholly on
the bounty Of others
Evening journal., 1894-12-18

Get your pictures framed at YerRsrs'.
for the holidays-4l9 Market and 419
shipley street.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18

through twice." he said, ''and can
fad word about the last election
Grover discusses every other topic that
has attracted tho attention OF the Amer
lean people, and do not know snl body
who could explain how that landslide
happened better than he
Evening journal., 1894-12-18

CAL At the Grand Union Tea Company
No oOs King street for beautiful panel.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
New Millinery News.

Remember those jets we sold Ter 81?
Another case Of 90 dozen that we over
looked have been placed on our table
the price same &c each worth four times
as much
Small clusters of violeis yer nice
quality ought TO be marked 25c but
Zoe a bunch
Large Roses-sll colors handsome
usual story-marked them at 10c each
Ladies Mourning Bonnets, held
conspicuous place hers. OF course the
price is right-that's the way we do
things
There's an assortment Of resdy trim
med hats here suitable for anyone,
most-If not we can suit on Shapes
and trim-well We cent be beat the
milliners are good on any thing-tTy
them IL you don't believe It. Ready
trimmed 81 9s So IS, 50 4S, SO 90
Evening journal., 1894-12-18

The citizens Of Manchester, England,
will banquet Ambassador Bayard to-day.
They could not have better guest
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
10 BEAUTIFUL
Satine Skirts,

black ground with white hair
line stripes. These Skirts are
lined. The regular price is
SI.25. This lot goes at so
Cents each. Come at once if
you wish to secure any of
these, as they should go as
quickly as the last lot of Sat-
inc Skirts we advertised. They
went out with a rush and a
good many people got left.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18


!. ! ! !. ! !. !.
~ OHIO RAIL- x
ROAD. Schedule IN
sfect Nov. 49, 1924. Z5F5S aA
Trains Iaays DelA- sfsNA
ware Avenue Depot <(SN W ,%sSNt,
Essf Bound. 9sNsyfA
q : Express trAins. ,li GSs l-ARks
New York, week N>NAalA IL. ~ Zy5shssES
days, 81 03, n17, NA'MTfT1ff7f7/.4H
g ~ l140sm E224 &ttS1.lal5gl sXSsSN
y ~, g IS, H3ll1OO SHiNeN
?. N. Sundays. % Oa,
i s5' ss'lII Il 81, ii 10 0opm. N "
PHI4ADELPHlA. TWENTY FOURTH
AND Q CREsTNuT Srs. Week days, % %. 8 %.
y, " " b5 5s, u " W l040 il0 ~ ~ 90
= ,, "a; ll2s g, AZ. %. Do, 1896, $50 Y 81,
:. anas5s, Il y II Il y 6s s 81 rl7 75s III n@
nj l@ Ei9. 8&, 4b5, 70 80, $40 " Sts
PhIL2DEIFHIA, ~ 81 II IA TWELFTH AND MAR
KET STREETS. Week days, 70 %, n II, I9 ~,
iP paIa f9 rs Y ~ ls nhSsT2s 1H y nj ss rzmD
ossster = seeS IS DAYS. ID q q d. S. IS. EH6s
s. q a. SO 90 10 90 40 40. III 45 N; rs, " 40.
81 55, l5 IS, $50. II 81, is, 10 %, I'll 90 m.
ChesteE Sundays l30 03, e35, fly, 76s
III 40. II 40 m; 35 " 40. 20. 455. I5 8b. a0
.Hflsntlc City, week dAys, EHa m;
IlssA g ~ n; suudAye, III. 1854 M
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore ana washington, week dayh,
q 10, ~, Is AZ, q m; III 10, ~ %, 3 %, VI s7,
y T. " Y "A 0s Ha9s az a. sunaiN y VI y % e e y.
Baltimore and Way Stations, II a m. s0s
p. N daily.
s:TnFs M is s. Psl 81 Il yses ss & fS S 3 S d
. m. Sundays "a 10, II, IS AZ = m. fls los w
W67, S5, fs19, ys So, I l9p m.
Flttaburg, fe AZ q NJ. u a7 M dailys
Chfcago, IS A. o ID; f4 81, p m. daily.
OincinnnH and ST. bouie, SIS 10 D m, and
Ner Tyfiesn1. via Bristol and OhRttanoogR
IS 10 m daily. Through sleeper TO New OIL
..a.ts,u 9ir.v. ora y qE
is.n5snbsr,a AZ, Accommodation, week days,
l7.sl7 a m; ? 20 and 43 p m. SundAys. 3 80
Trains leave Market street station:
Ror New York, week days, i6 30 a. n,
: 70, 1 O0. 90, As I'm.
Pittsburs and Chicago. week days. IS SOA m.
Baltimore, week days, z OO' ts % . m; sos
For Landowners and way statsons, week
aays. @. s5o IN; 2 20. 40 p m. Sundays.
LEAVE fHiLADELPHIA, TWENTY
EQUAlH AND CHESTNUT STS., FOR
" y Gays,tS ~ 10 ~ 5Sl5
. la. z %, 4 BY. 70 %, IS Il. 3 50, go, 81 43
SO q. 800, 10 loand IL 85 IN.
m; u 00' I noon; Il IS, 20. Si5. S4o6. ls6.
LhAvk PIsiIAADELPHIA, TwEELETH
Az u MArhAI sIs- week days ~ ~ y. 90
IS %, f7 %, Sl1 20 am; T3 20, s7S7, D M
Telephone Ne la3.
other line. o. Q. SOUlll. Gen'l Pass. Agents
r. .. CAEfPBNIiis. General Manager.
VETILMINGTON AND N0R'rAERH RAIL-
w ROAD. Time table In effect Oct. 28th,
Trains leave wilmington. French street
station. for Il. a. O. Junction, Montchanin,
Njuterthur, Guyencourt. Grenogue, Cossart,
Chadds' Ford Junction, Pocopson, West
Oheater, Enlbreeviuo, Mortonville, Coates
| Vile and intermediate stations, daily. except
Sunday, at s5 a m, 30, 40 and 40 ms
Sunday only At 04 = N: 36, 460pm.
For Waynesbu burg Junction, Springfield and
intermediate stations, daily, except Sunday,
at 86 n n, 2 80 aud 40 D m. Sundays only nj
Ot = m. 1 Is and 90 D ID.
For Joanna, Blrdsboro, Reading and inter-
mediate stations, daily, except Sunday, at
l Z 3b a N and IS p NJ. Sunday only at 0k q
/ N And 81 IA.
"A. q. MeCAUsIlAND. Superintendent.
Il B0WNEs9S BRIGGS. Gen, Passenger Aeenb
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
A Piece OF Political PettIfoggIDg.

From the Louisville Couror-Journal-
II anything were wanting 70 convince
the country that the Senate needs refor-
nation, It is the action taken on the
proposition to amend the rules so that It
will be impossible for a minority to block
Legislation at its discretion. The reason
assigned by certain Democrats that it
would be unwise because their party will
soon be in the minority, and will need
all the advantage to bs derived from
flibusttring, is a c0wardly plea, un-
worthy of any party. However desirable
1t may be TO obtain partisan advantage
at times. the interests OF the whole
country should be considered, and any
majority which scruples to frame
legislation acknowledged on every hand
to be necessary, simply because the
weapon It would not hesitate to use now
may be turned against itself later,
deserves defeat
Evening journal., 1894-12-18
Dolls, Dolls.

Always beeu the headquarters for
dolls if you'd seen the quantity taken
out the last week you'd think So
in consequence we're short on some
styles call early the Prices-25c to
$34s.
Evening journal., 1894-12-18

Our cloak room is a lively
place these days. Customers
who are looking for good
garments, both
Evening journal., 1894-12-18

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Evening journal., 1894-12-18

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Evening journal., 1894-12-18

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