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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
CONDENSED TELEoRAMs.

ED BESSErr. alias Ed Clark. leader
Of band Of outlaws uho tsrsOrizea
Polk and Oseo~ eognties ir Florida
several years ag0. was arrested At
Wichita, Kansas, on the esth-
THE United States has exhausted all
proper means Of preventing a hostile
collision between Mexico and Gaats-
nalA and the txo countries must settle
tsetr own dispate withsut restraint
cfsred By the United States
Two rSkowS tranps perished ia the
snow - Hoxie- Ark-- On the ssth- Il IL
rpSrsed Ehey we're driven oat Of the
railroad wAitinxrOon sy the aighs
wat<hnxn-
THE total xifhdrz<als 0f geld On the
s>th we're sz.sz50ea The anoaat OF
sithdrzwals Last ~nk xas sl4ssAs=z.
Of Which 8. -. So ~as exported
The Italian MAJ. has a<ais began
operating in New Orleans
AL the eoliieries OF tae kehigh q
wilkesbarre Coal Coup~ny viii ~ idle
during iAe coming week Eight th0a-
ssnd nea viii Be withost smploynear
Saps Lowell SAYS the coal trade vas
never known 70 be 30 dull
A FTEK which wzs s,ar<sxkv xnsoline
explosion in the x1sehsn OF the An~r~
lean Hotel ~ Einore. Ohio. on the .7ss.
destroyed the principal part OF the basi-
aess portion Of Tie tssn. and II least
fwo lives wers losr
In is esEnated THAI The income tax
wil yieEd a revenus Of s5a.e0o.eoo an
aually.
A MILD fern Of grip Is prevalsnt &c
81 Louis and physirians report th2t
r~o-shiras Of their nsw csJls for the
past ten days have been ecra1ioned by
T. 50 far no fatalities have resulted
A sESsArros has been created in the
counry jEl A. S2a Jose. Cal, sytae dis
eosery that q prisonerbooked rs MiIroa
W. Mztson Is \ woman The woman
says she has nzsgueraded as r.an for
sixteen years b1t has committed no
crime
1HE Jaited States has undertakes 70
play pe.esnaker between Mexico and
Gua,en.la 70 prevent var il possible
YoCss sr0vALL- highly connected
yoarx man Who is in Jail At Jsekson-
vile. charged with 2ssassinztsnx his
hrother-in-Ia~ year ago. and who re-
esntly eoafsssed 20 the murder. is srsrv-
lag 70 death He has eaten notk.ag
since his eonfessiOn two weeks sgo. and
il mere skeles0a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
ANOTHER BOND ISSUE


AAi frDe~shfy - Gse~ hY th~ TF~s<ary
D~FArtm~mt-
NEE IoEx- Jan -z--It = understood
IN New York that the ses-r~tzry Of the
treasury viii issue call for ssl.ara.
80 s-Per-e-nL hssnss to-aorrssr- The
only contingency whs-h might prevent
the contemplated pTp<ranzse woaia be
the agreement % the leaders ia con-
EreSs uPou so1e cazneial measure
which wo1id he satisfactory 20 the aai-
ninistrstisn- Wifhoat spc=,lv Esrissz-
ton in sight. the aazinisfration- It
= understood viii not defer bs.n5
issae as the situation imPerztiTely de-
aaa-sss rePsenishmezt Of the xold re-
serTe-
IL Is asserted th1. new issue Of
fna-s eouIa be made payable in 1877
and would mature IN twelve 4ai one
half years FROM the date of fSS1e- IL
would be dieieuIt 20 fat another -
sue of 6ves at q satisfactory prioe.
both because there arr - mzzy in the
market and the high rate % Prvnizn
makes them undesirable 10 b0th IN
FestorS and hanks
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

NJ kiag-Yes. nv sazxhr~r T-sss.
11-rs~@ e2.<ks@ith- aaa <h~ k.s .
nie~ So@e ard = x~<tizx Alozr nir~lr.
IzElie =2rrsed a sho~=.4k~razs = r-rx
eoansor-aesy f~OSsse1 for Aisoe mar.
rcd a sateh~r and = k.v1Ey sis-.se.s-
Nr~ Fr.zi<<-Asd y0zr S.zxh.~r
Nscotesseg
Mr. kizg ssaGlvt-Alas- So zzr-
raed foreign r~i1cs- se16 her sre
1Oll1r>a ~-~<- ..d by tzkizx N wash-
z1g >Ae @1a2xes % s1pporr the family.
-Trsh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

In the case Of Writ Adams. Stsse rev
erae agent against the Y4zoo & Mss
-iPpi Valley Railroad conpany. former
" TIE louisville. Mes Orleans & Tsxrs
Railroad. and the Illinois ceatral Rail
road Company. wherein the agent sues
so- =b0at ss5a.e0o back taxes. the eirrsli,
eogrt of HinSs County held that shs
roaa Company did not lose its exeup-
tio1 t-osn tax2Eion by oon-oiidafi0n With
rne i2zo0 4 Mississippi Valley Con-
p2ny-
S0zthern Railway t-zia vas Erecked
near Noorehead last week. Gerzilin.
.zd overturning engine. baggage. mail
and secend-elass car IL Was the wo-k
Of srzis wr~ekers. who removed every
spike fro@ ene OF the rails Eaxineer
tsraha@ Ioass and Fireman Harvey
WgsiiS- * Columbus. we're cz1Ehf nader
t1e enwlne and terribly s-aidsd- ana
b2gg1xsnasts- Joha Tate. OF Wlnona.
vas severely injured
Ataa eathasiastic meeting Of citizen.
at Columbus held last <eek rcsolati0z
gas uuaniuOGsiy adopted reqzestlss
the mayor and city eOsn1Ei 10 send 4
eonnittee % the East % try zna securs
the location in Colambas Of soze OF the
large cotton mills that are preparing 4
bald in the Sozth-
At West Point last week the jsry IN
the LArkin<ton murder ease reaIered .
verdict Of guilty. and Jad-e Campbell
fxed March sth - tue date for the
sxecutiOn- VIII Larkin<ton assaslnased
jim H1rriaxtoa- y0unx zaa of che as
tue best families in Wess Point abous
three weeks 4zo.
Clearing she right Of wzy for the xor-
e-nnent canal FROM the Mississippi to
the Taz0o river h.s been partially sus
pended b high ~a,er This part os
the work is 2bOsf half eoGpleted The
timber will Be ssed FOR baIidirg = dyke.
and Il being gottsn se1ether f0r rafting
to its location
The railroad eo1ni<siou has red aoed
freight rates fren SIsta Suna ans
Anguiliz to vieksharx sxeaty eeats ver
bale The petition for = depos Al Ben
and Tag station a. Greenxood Sratisn
~zs referred % commEsxioarr Asks~.
Ese VII personally zs.ksan ius,s-sisa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

eOntinued the hunt AAozt ten O'Clock
the dogs strzek = trz1 in dense cane
brake and away we went Old Fer
g1soo szd ] undertook % foIi0< the
dogs while the others scattered ans
took Positions al vsriozs Poiats where
the bear might show himself II wms
the rozghest rsGe ! ever had Tie
e2neera<e had grown mp In the traek
Of the hurricane. wherr fhere were
Hundreds u fallen trees We o01l1nt
ses farther than osr horse hs4es tcz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

The lawson powe--of-rcmovzi bill
passed the New York state assembly. on
the I'D. without anendment-I0@ ayes
10 II nzys-and went 10 the senate for
concurrence Under il the mayor Of
New York city has four months from
January / in which % remove the
heads Of city departments
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

TIE Spanish <overnment stated IN
the chamber of deputies ON the I'D.
that TWENTY-FIVE eases of alleged sales
of titles of nobility had come 10 the
knowledge of the state authorities.
and that the matter would be inme-
diately brought before the proper
tribunals
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

O<er<hoes zay BE nicely ze11ed n
hos1e- II sttended 70 when the break !.
snail Pureh.>e are o. s~u e~ur,
NortA q red rubh-r from azezss<s aaa
cat Il n small bits dissolve Il in
ehlorufo-z and add little black tab>
paint 70 gre i-a dark color. apply this
xaz inside .az O.t covering -
hreak-S 1. waxs1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

BILL Coox. the notorious border ban-
dit. was arrzigned in the United States
federal court ar Fort Smith Ark. on
the ed, and pleaded not guilty 20 sAe
charge of robbing the weIls-Fargo ex-
press at RedfeId- l. T.. July Is. 1924.
He also pleaded not guilty of robbing
McDerInott's store. November :. iss3.
Cook says he intends to fight all Of the
charges against him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

THE forty-seventh anniversary Of the
discovery Of gold in California was
celebrated. on the .4th- By the West
crn Association Of California Pioneers
At the Grand Pacific hotel in Chicago.
Members were present from Iowa. Ne
brzska- Illinois. Michigan. Indiana
and Ohio. "Reminiscences Of 10 were
exchanged by the pioneers for several
hours. followed by social gathering
and banquet. at which the wives and
daughters Of the pioneers were pres
ent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Tine steamer Wisconsin was report
ed. on the saith 20 be fast among ice
foes in Lake Michigan four miles out
from Grand Haven. Mich The steamer
oseeola had made several unavailing
attempts to get to her The iee-boand
vessel was in no danger Of going to
pieces unless she should be struck by
a gale
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

A DISPATCH FROM the City Of Mexico.
dated the z5th- said '-Guatemala's an
swer to Mexico's ultimatum was re-
eeived last night and i to the effect
that the disputed territory belongs TO
her. and IL any indemnity is 70 be paid
Mexico owes it 20 Guatemala The
prospects were that war would be de-
elzred at once
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

on the 2sd the house committee on
military affairs ordered favorably re-
ported substitute for the senate bill
reviving the grade of lieutenant-gen-
erzl in the army when in the opinion
of the president and senate. il shall be
deemed proper 70 acknowledge distin-
guished services
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

THz Carnegie company. il = s@Id on
good authority, Is contemplating
changes IN its Homestead Pa steel
plant which viii admit Of the rnanufae-
ture of cannon to compete with the
Bethlehem works. and even with those
of the great German iron master
krupps.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Is<e peer q z<w 1zz1el zzd din
i IN spiritS OF wine. rub the s.-ir
ienytA-ise Of she Trzia- eh.zr~ The
soSiea pzr- Of the e1nn~l 50 n. ros -
r1o 'he d.rt uPoa the part. air~szv
sleAae1 White <zfiz Shoes xhoal1 be
keP< n blue paper Il Laid hr for .ar
iengsh Of TINE eorer the paper VITA
~11din< 20 exeind< she arr aad pr~-
vent them fro-1 tarnin< yelio--x- Y
Worsd-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

OK the 18Th President Faure Of
France summoned " Ribot To the pal
ace and requested him to forn minis
try. Ii was expected that NJ RIbos
would be supported By the nosarrates.
with the aim Of passing the budget
bill without the clause providing for
an income tax
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

IN its report against the impeaeh-
ment of Judge Ricks- of Ohio. submit
ted on the esth, the house Judiciary
committee embodied resolution de-
ciaring that the committee Is not
satisfied that Judge Augustus j.
Kicks has been guilty of any wrong
committed while judge that will JUS
tify il in reporting resolution Of i'm
peachnent. yet the committee can not
too strongly eensure the practice un-
der which Judge Kicks made mp his
accounts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

The bill pledging the faith % the
United States TO the construction of
the Sicarzguan canal was passed By
the senate. on the ssth. by . vote Of 81
yeas 70 81 nays
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

ON the I'D Judge Hayner. of wash
ington- dismissed the application Of
John G. Martin of New York. for an
injunction TO restrain the commissioner
of Internal revenue from collecting the
income tax
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

A Dfsrkrrm fruzn Shanghai states
that the Chinese peace ENJOYS made
application 90 the agents Of the Pa
eife Mail Steamship Co, on the I'D.
for transportation 20 Japan and would
sail on the 18th They will Be trans
ferred TO Japanese steamer ~ Shimo-
uosoki
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

The house Judiciary committee. on
the I'D By vote Of . 70 :. decided
not to recommend the impeachment Of
Judge Kicks
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
AN uNkowR SUICIDE

DEr1oET. Mieh-. Jzn- sS-An IN
known man Was foand IN a room in a
lo.lging house Al - jefferson arenae
yesterday afteruoon. evidently suffer.
ing froEn morphine F.si~saiax He was
removed To Harper hospital. 1herS he
ased Al s-s5 without rexziainx con-
seiS1so@ss- IL was a easr Of SusssHs-
A. tire lodging haase Il vas sais the
mans naEae = RobiES0E- Letter. in
his pockets gave no eiex - his idez-
tify-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

w. K vkSDERsrLr arrived AZ Queens
town On the I'D on the steamer Teu-
tonic He refused TO be interviewed
either on his domestic Affairs or the
Few cup defender
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

NEr yoEx- Jan es-The Trfbune OF
YESTERDAY said
rebellion has broken out in the
United States Of Coloasbia. which : Of
nr>h imporsznc=-
oa Friday the reroiatioa broke on,
IN c1ndinamareA- SATURDAY Il hal a.
samed such p<0portions that the enri-e
nation was placed under martial law
and the national troops have started
for the scene Of rebellion
bogota has been placed in state a
seigs. a. the reFointioaES.s arr 80 10
b sp7<caehinx the capital.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Dz- AErHrR C. wKBsTKa. Of Clark
university. Worcester. Mas. received
notice. on the sd that he had won the
Eliha Thomson international prize of
$1,000 for the best treatise on cleo
tricitv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

IHk managers OF the Nonongahela
tin plate works a. south Pittsburgh.
Pa, signed the scale presented By the
workmen on the night ofthe s5th. thus
giving victory 20 the strikers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

THE bill introaueed in December last
BY Mr. Mccall. Of Massachusetts,. to
give United states district courts
jurisdiction first over contested
election cases. was. ca the @sth. or
der-d TO be tsvorably reported hy the
elections committee Of the hou-~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

IHx United States senate. on the
.fsa- confirmed the nomination of
James D. Tiilman. Of Tennessee, to he
minister to Ecuador.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Jackson. Jan e@-Tne 6sth aansal
session ot the MisSissiPpi D.vi<ioa
Caitsa Cosfs1er1.e Veterans met ss-sav.
TEsnty-fozr cat cf sfty-on~ e.ups ia
the STATE we're r~rr~-~nted bv ahoa Z
sixty delegates MajO--tssnerzi Robert
Lo~ry. eoumAndizx the Misssssi psi
aivIsioa- delivered an s.es zens address
in Which be- among other skizx<. said.
The wzr between the States i =
ihing of the past TIE verdict Of the
.As@lii<ens world is THAI = eomparls.szs
q the martial proxess Of tae Coated
crate soldier IS unsurpassed The gov
ernnent remains intact no enc 70 dis
turb il. and bus voice the wsh Of TIE
Confederate veterans that It's izx may
eontinGe 70 Goat over the entire coun-
try. protecting all alike. acquire new
laster and groS in strength. power and
greatness
A letter was read FROM Lieutenant
General : n Lee. suggesting that the
legislature be Genorialired 20 provide
for collecting the records Of Mississippi
troops
TIE orgznizatioa Of mutual beasst
association for the Aneas OF naized
aud needy veterans was aisrnss-d- A
soldiers home was Alss diseased. there
being some opposition Qlise a lengthy :
discussion took place over al aypropria-
tioa made By the State for needy ansI
INDECENT veterans Is Eas agreed that
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS



J.rkscz. Jan ss--w. ". Sssae. Ssats
p-ssiaeai 81 tAe Az~rt-za Cotton Grow
s-s Protective Association. has issupi
the following important aadre<s 70 the
eotton E-o~ers % sAe STATE.
As p-vsi3eRt Zoe the safe o. NisSis-
sippl 81 the Americzn Cotsoa Grezers'
froteeEiTe Association beg 70 i1vise
tne attentson % the cotton rrower<
Merchants Aa4 Others fatersst@s1 70 the
actaon o. the recent Convention beld in
TIE rtfF Of Jae<-on in relation - the
Sell-seiE- 4n4 hetsernent o. The caa6i-
tloa of the costoa---oxs-s % tie STATE.
After much d@iib -aslon By she coa-
xeztsoE al advance N th~ rrsce q cot
ton seemed 70 be tbe one fhiu< neeszf1L
To thts czi the ma-s feasible method
possible vas ,a1<e4 20 Be deereass IN
cotton acr~ag~. To seczrr this psAn
vas formulated scd proEal<Atea bT the
couFenfioz Asking the eo-oPerasioz Of
al cotton rrox-rs asd zerrAaats 20 a
reduction of - per eent Of the area
plated lass year In eotton- Tie piaa
81 eo-oPeratioa will se 50 suz it.sl - the
farmers a. sooa as possible IA p-inuea
form for their iatsliixeut xuilaaae-
The eountT presidents xiIi take
~--@N - - $50 A4AAAFE N A4rrls
Respective co1nfies. wAo viii cOaaris-
sica s1ch assistance as they may n~e1
70 facilisAte the work and 1ceoupIish is
as sFee'1ily A. possible The tire for
this work - very linited--fhe srss Mon-
say in Ma-rh-and hope shas The farm
inx eouEznifF throughout the S,A;a
VII ta<e 10te % this fac-- and tras al
nd Ficasls willing - co-op~-ate zilI
lend taeir voluntary aid to the coanfv
presidents in expe1lfinx the xorx Hzr-
uonio9s an1 united effort anoax the
farmers Il a necessary work in this re-
forzi- Their aahiased zn1 best 5adr-
meat Is Invoked freed froa ali eaxslinx
OF doabt as % the rixhteoaxaeSs q tAe
end soaxhE
-~sPe-tfzIly ir~oke the ass Of all
aeEspzpe-s OF the State in prouosinx
this matter and hope shey sill hep
The sane constantly before their con
ssitaent.
realirs faIIy that they nav either
make OF Esar the enterprise no@ ea Zoo.
Their responsibility in the preuntses =
FerF great which ! hope tAey xifl fzlIy
appreciate
The opinion OF those best ealeala,sa
70 Jndre i that spoa the ssoeess ef tEis
ebert or lis failure sfl d@uen1 very
largely the frices a. which the nexf cot
toa crop xlll - sold Tnisisevi4ence2
By the fact that LfrerpoSl Is seiliax
next yesr's crop for November za1 ns-
eenber delivery al ~ ceass a. oar
ports This. Of course. "a bAsed on sas
ides that another very la-ye eroy xill
b made the eoaainx sexsor-
The re1uctioa Of the cotton acreage =
a question in Ehirh every man IN the
>cztA - izt~restes3-frozn -the piez-tsuy
20 The baaker-hence a aEitza erOrt =
ansolatsly nssifsl 1a2 universally IN
voked a. the haa4s % the pecpl- of
Mississippi
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
A BOLD CANINE HERO.
How Osd Ferzuso1is Dog Saved
Els Master
wss ts~ srz.r - His Msss~-'s Eye-ss-~y
ef ~ Ex~fza@g r~rss~ ts fss 81
frss~s B.-as-A rr~w~z-
9Nus H~ar

HAT ~2ss re
minds ne q q
ehaG AFTER c1e
q his kind ard
abozt his &z-. .
sad the uaa
frcz the St
Frs1cis ASn.
stoPPizx. ~yss
reporter s~ the
81 L4uzis Gioe~-
D~noerat in
fru1t ia Eaz~
dealers extah
H~hns 49, and
riewizg vfth
the ere GA cs1-
noisseur th>
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Gov HrsHEs' message was presented
% the Ariznna legislature on the sd
The governor fasors woman's rights.
Enppre ion Of gambling and the liqaor
<r1ffe., "A reesnmends the esnbstitution
"a 9 xenerai board ot eontrol for many
lrEritcz.@l commissions
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

J. n DrRAS. consul general NJ San
Francisco for Guatemala was reported.
on the ssth. 10 have been recalled by
President Barrios- II Is said that Du-
ran. who Is lieutenant-eolonel in the
Guatemalan army. viii assume COM
mznd Of the force On his arrival home
IL was furthur stated that an alliance
had been formed by the republics o.
Nicaragua. Salvador. Honduras and
Guatemala and that a joint force Of
100. 900 men was under arms and ready
20 march 70 the Mexican frontier
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-19
WHO is THE DESPERATE?

The Louisville COurier-Journal al
l1dce to the advocates Of bimetal1ism
as free silver desI 2radoes. It is es-
pecially bitter on Allen W. Thurman
of Ohio, for issuing an address urg-
ing the bimetallists of that STATE to
concentrate their force on the election
of a Legislature which will elect a sill
yer man to the Senate. In Ohio Brice
is spending a good deal of money to
elect Il Legislature that will return
him to the Senatn. The C~ourier-JOur-
nal does not regard him as a gold
Desperate because he is a gold mono
metalliGt. It reserves its %invective3
for the wing Of the palpy which ap-
peals to the reason OF the voters
against the wing that APPEALS TO their
cupiQity.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-19
Some Mistake.

Messrs. Dunn and Vanderleith re-
turned on yesterdays express. The
Stockton Mail contains the following.
There is evidently a mistake some
where.
The Penny Press of Santa Cruz has
changed hands, Phil Francis, who
made it such a success, having sold
out to Mess1s. VANDERBILT, Dunn and
Dupuis, The new proprietors an
nounce that the Penny Press from
now on will be a Republican paper,
though they are opposed to the gold
standard, which that pal,y fois"" /
upon us. They ~artlessly express the
opinion, however. that the Republicans
will ''solve the monetary problem as
it has other great questions closely al
lied with the interests Of the people.
Such confidence is sublime.
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England says she is not sending
any troops into Venezuela, and that is
probably true but what a beautiful
chance it would have been to twist the
lions tail for political effect if the
thing had only occurred a year later,
Surely fate is unkind to Mr.. Olney's
strong foreign policy.
As millions of bushels Of fruit are
said to Ea rctting on the wharfs
along the Ohio because there is not
water enough in the stream to take
them to market. it would seem the
noble old river is not more reliable
than a monopoly railroad.
Now that a Russian princess has
become insane through hunger, per
haps American girls will be more
careful how they trade good American
dollars for secondhand foreign titles