The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14
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lsa The Populist party in Indiana has
9Iconcluded to go out of business as an
organization.
hen q party gets to fighting among
themselves the enemy always slips in
aId gets the spoils.
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Mr.. Iselin intimates that he needs no
asdsfender to protect him against the as
asault OF Lord Dunrnven
sS$s Foraker thinks he has a boom OF his
Gown. He has promised to kill out all the
sSGonfederate brigadiers IL made Presi-
#dent
EIt is estimated that there are &c, 900
4 male tramps in the United States, cost
astng the country from $4,000, 900 to S1O-
. 600 annually.
An exchange says that the Duke OF
is spending delightful
s&honeymoon in America. This is about
gpll he will spend here.
81 sl6t
s Ss5S New SYorli's horse show where Goth
PANS four hundred show their new hats
Assand dresses is the sensation in New
fs r. ork this week, says the Augusta
SEhronicle.
sS The Augusta Chronicle says that
Speaker Crisp's speech before the Gen
1lsrul Assembly next week may probably
sbe considered as his opening gun in the
BEenatorial battle,
An exchange says that a Chicago
woman VIC was put in jail the other day be-
cause She wouldn't talk. Instead of
putting her IN jail they should have nut
her in a glass case.
s sSS The foreign ministers in CONSTANT
Snople are OF the opinion that nothing
4short of naval demonstration Will
fsbrtng the Sultan to realization of the
actual condition of affairs
sSi In declining to be interviewed politi-
lgsseallyE in Washington Monday, Senator
SHill remarked, ST work and talk for
EssEa party before the election, and allow
.aSome Of the other fellows to make the
Explanations afterwards"
They are telling the story of Kansas
IMAM man whose life wasasaved by his chang
s Ing his position in car which was
EfteTward wrecked in order that he
. sssnIsaalght f1irt with q girl. An exchange
lays this story is bound to be come
Every popular with large number of
axnen.
The committee appointed by the Penn
fgylYania Senate to investigate the work
21fgs< of the Philadelphia municipal gov
Ssrnment began its work In Philadelphia
yesterday, says the Alexandria Gazette.
Est$wasS stated that the cost of the va
aS{Stous city departments had increased
$sffom IS, COO, 600 in 1887 to over s2s, oOo, 900
;ssin 1894
ss Hon. Allen G. Thurman, of Ohio, is
ptdly recovering from the painful
santIries he sustained by a fall a few
szea99eays ago. and which ut one time
SSxhreatened to prove fatal. All good
3 H1smocrats Will rejoice at the news.
& md wish the .'Old Roman many more
a Sssars of life and health, says the Pitts
stsarg Post.
5Ess The philadelphia Ledger thinks that
sss ss saf any time after becoming Mrs.
iilee Karl Of Denmark. her husband
comes involved in financial difficult
ssste Princess Maud of Wales can sue
sfally scratch for a living as a
IS maid. Her prudent papa long ago
Sssauced her; to learn how to milk a COW
ind make butter.
The Baltimore Herald says that the
teat OF \ M II. Hurst, the Democratic
date for Governor, is not a defeat
BeyS Mrs Hurst the man. We are sure
Sssssefe are II ousaIl Dis of good Democrats
, EsIa|s his tate who voted against him
lay who would have been. and
beS p ow. glad Of an OPPORTUNITY
Best nv to the q ppreciati in which
nc lie one of Bel ttmore.s most pro-
az iys Hereha and citizens.