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Richmond planet., 1895-06-29
MELTON RELEASED
= THE MURDERER OF HANNAH
GREENS BABE FREE AT LAST
His Wife Was Bitten by a Mad-Dog-
The Aoquittal of Innocent Old
Man Green.

Moshy MRlton, (white) who feIoni-
ously kicked Mrs Hannah Green. fcol-
ored) killing her unborn babe. was re-
leased from the iienrieO County Jail.
Monday June 2fth
1T will he rendered that he was con-
victed of simple assault and fined So COZ
This is one OF the most outrageous
misearriages of Justice ever chronicled
IN the history Of the state.
HIS WIFE MEETS H1W
Melton was met at the jail door by
his wife, who had been bitten the day
before 10y a rabid dog, which was
thought TO have hydrOphobia She
has been searching for n maidstone
TO apply to the wound. tt looks like
retributiOn
One of the most dastardly crimes ev-
er perpetrated upon human being, Wis
ted upon old man -Green. the
husband of Hannah Green.
lie was arrested upon n false charge
OF having been criminally intimate
with his step'daughter.
DIsGRACEFUL PRACTICES.
AS it was feared that Mosby Melton
would be sent to the penitentiary. old
man Green was kept in Jail during the
progress of the trial, presumably for
the purpose alone Of intimidating his
wife Hannah, and cause her waver in
her testimony They did not succeed
THE OLD MANS STATEMENT.
We called at the Henrico Co iail and
through the iron bars this much perse-
cuted old man made the following
statements:
Il was brought here Wednesday. Nav
18th. Calvin Mosby had me arrested
/ am about 75 years old. When John
Brown was hung / was man cutting
wheat in the wheat patch
No, my wife doesn't believe the
charge against me l have been living
near Laurel Station. / have three
children, one dead and two at home.
SERVED N THE WAR
was in the war. I was shot in my
arm and inmy leg "Iie exhibited the
sears, know no more about this charge
than these iron bars Never been i'm
trouble befOresin my life. / am an old
man now His frail form, venerable
appearance emphasized the truth of
what he said
He was tried in the Henrico. Court.
June 3rd and acquitted
The fact that MOsby Melton goes to
a mourning home, his wife being al
most paralyzed with fear over the fact
that she may "run-mad" demonstrates
that retributiOn is often swift and sure
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29
Grand Moonlight Excursion

Down the James July ,, '95 given by
the Young Peoples Auxiiaryof the First
Bapt church for the benefit of the
church. No improper character will be
allowed on the boat. Special care will
be taken of ladies without escorts. Re-
freshments by the ladies at city prices
Music by first class brass band
Round trip Gentlemen Scot. Ladies and
children 25ct. Boat leaves wharf at
Z 80 p. m, returninga IL 80 m. in
time for the electric cars. H. G. Car
ter, Manager; w. II. Stokes, President.
Abraham WOodson, Secretary.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29
The Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, June 21.-Mr. II. N.
O'Bear, of the firm of O'Bear & Doug
las, attorneys for the Republican State
Committee of South Carolina, in the
Mills registration case, said TO-DAY
that the case would be appealed to the
Supreme Court of the United States
and papers are now in course of pre-
pairing.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29

There will be Lawn Party at Will
liam's Park, which is situated at the
end of St Paul st Monday night, July
lst , ending July 5th, for benefit of
the Galilee Baptist Church. There will
be all kinds of amusements, especially
for the children July 4th from p. M.
Admission lOc.
Children, &c.
The Young Ladies of the Osceola Club
will be in attendance each night.
Committee Misses Annie NJ. Car
ter, Mamie Jackson, A Deborah Pat
terson, Mr.. j. II Mabrey, General
Manager.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29
Installation

RIcHMoND, VA, June y, '95.
The following officers were installed
for Charity Lodge, No. %, A f. and
A. NJ, r. s. Brown, w. NJ Edward
Strange, Sr. w. John II Smith Jr w.
Thomas Liggons, Treasurer George
w. Gillian, Secretary; ID. Anderson,
Sr. ; Deacon Griffin Rice, Jr.; p. J Viii
kerson, Sr. Steward Andrew Smith,
Jr. Steward Thomas IL. Briggs, Chap
lain Christopher Jones, TiIer.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29
Resolutions of Coincidence.

NORFOLK, VA, June u, 1895.
Whereas, it has pleased the Al
mighty to summon from us our be-
loved brother jefferson Smith who was
a faithfal and peaceful member of
Friendship Lodge, No 3, Knights of
Pythias and National Division, No. s.
Uniform rank Knights of Pythias, and
Whereas, as a member OF the Lodge
he was always ready to meet the call
of duty. Therefore be it,
Resolved /, that we bow in humble
submission to the will of God, recog-
nizing that all things work together
for good to them that love the Lord.
Resolved ,, that copy Of these res
olution be spread upon the minutes of
our Lodge and a copy be sent to the
family of the deceased.
ALEXANDER JoNEs. Acting @ G.
W. II. CONAWAY, X. Of Il. and s.
Have you paid your subscrip-
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29
MARRIAGES.

JAsPER-BooKER-Mr. Adam l.. Jas
per, owing to the illness of his father
was married to Miss Jennie Booker,
Thursday, June 9th at the residence
of Rev. u. D. Lewis, the Elder perform
ing the ceremony The couple will re-
side at l2l4 Chafiin ST.
tPmLA., PENN, June 10, 1895
Married9 at the residence of the
grOom's father, Mr.. Enoch Lewis, No.
20l7 Ham street, Miss Lizzie J.. Hick-
man, fornherly of Richmond, Va, TO
Mr.. William II. Lewis The bride is
the daughter of Mrs. Harriet II Pleas
ant of 99SlS st. Peter Street, Rich
mynd, Val Rev. Whaling officiated.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29

All persons whom have been from
collecting in the Gallilean Fisher
men Association will pay their dues To
Drother Isaiah Taylor, as have given
up my route in that Company.
Respectfully,
A. I. GRIMES.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29

The Valley Baptist Association will
meet at Washington, Street Baptist
Church, Bedford City, Va, Wednes-
day, August 7th instead of the 1st at
ElkhOrn, w. Va.
BY order of Ex. Board,
Il. p. ARMIsTEAD,
Corresponding Secretary.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29

Sunday Excursions on the T.,,,,.
River Division of @. Z Q. sSssss.,,r;,,I
sunday, June 25- Sunday excursinfi
tickets will be sold to stations between
Richmond and Scottsville at very low
rates for train No 8 of each SUNDAY
good TO return only on No. 10 of the
same date.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. M. @.
A. will hold their regular monthly
meeting at the Y. M. G. A. building
Monday afternoon, July lst, at five
o'clock.
Miss ALICE HUGHEs, Pres.
Miss M. l.. CHLEs, Sec'y.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29
Cotton States and International Exnos;-
tiOn.

PERSONS who are preparing exhibits
lT[ ~ E Sne cotton States and Internation-
T;ta ~ EA p|OsltIon | will kindly notify the
Esq, at the office of Richmond s19Oi' P1 .e-
EFT before July 18th. He will he c1ea
TO furnish applications for snace snJ an
All other Information required. W.
Will be pleased to receive creditable
EXHIBITS of all kind to be forwarded -
stalled and returned free of CHARGE 70
the exhibitor. Information can he or -
famed also of Mrs. r. d. Bowser T.sdv
commissioners, 1908 N. 7th Ste
ID. WEBSTER DAVIS.
State Commissioner
IAuuress from July 2nd to July Both
Alexsandrla, s1 Va, State Teachers sum
mer Normal School. sum
Je22-4t.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29

=, kead the advertisement Of Mr.. Jacob
Myer; GU have only to call to be
saIisned as to the advantages he is Of
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29
The Jewellers Offer.

The highest price paid for pieces of
diamonds or white stone bv -
Il. J. CRANE,
6-22-tf. a ~ D'oau ot.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29

They'll befriend you and make q If
Tie money go long ways. Read the
advertisement s Of Messrs julius SvcIe
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29

Come and go with the Young Peo-
pies Auxiliary of the First Bantist
Church for benefit of the Church. Mon
day, July ,, 1895. -''''''
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29

Moonlight down the James. Monday
night, July ,, 1895, by the Young Peo-
pies Auxiliary of the First BAPTIST
Church.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29
Virginia Seminary.

SSI'0OO must be raised at once. Who
VIII WI ana this institution? We desire
IoO persons who will give give $40 90
eacn 10 ana the work. AS the names
are sent IN they viii be published:
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29
EVERY COLORED MAN

Should Have this Jour-
nal in His Home. Every
White Man Should be full
ly Posted as to the Wishes
of this Large LabOrine
Class of the South.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29

Accidentally fell down. but will
go to Seven Days Wonder" at Moore
st. Church, Monday night, July 1.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29
THE ONLY MEDIUM

F0T Advertisers Desiring
COIored Peoples Trade.
Special Quotations upon
Large Advertisements.
Our Circulation Guaran-
teed.
- 1t is the Favorite Means
of Communication between the
Business Man and the Con
sumner. Phone 935
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Richmond planet., 1895-06-29

AMOUNTS:
KEY " W. f. Graham, $40 90
rho d. d. II. bOlllng, 10 90
pc - r>NE'' Ty 10 %
PnI. r: !" hayes, 10 %
P q hoImes, 10 90
M. ~ a. u S1gruon' g' 10 %
- ~ Inge' 1000
NJ. B. Jones, i00o i0 30
Rev J. H. Presley. 100
Mrs. Mary Rice HAYES. 100
VINO will be the next? Send ali
amounts to az
PRoF. G. w. HAYES.
President Virginia Seminary.
Lynchburg, Va.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29

n% Terms in Advance $50
per year. Sent to any part a.
the United States or Canada
without additional charge.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-29

Have you paid your subscrip-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-22
Yo DO me oanaaha de mirarla. 3

Yo DO rne oanaehs de mirsrle. Estaha tan
oeroa d. ela 2 me 81 lbs en IN rostro de ~ mo.
a. tai, que podla llamar Ia atenot6n 6e 81 h9r-
od'eo ooznpaGero, ? sio embargo 6 oa<1a instan~
te, etrhido como por una po1enoa msgteto Ca,
me- volvia haoia ella, pesar de les advertenojas
dc L;gneres, que NE paaba el pi6 para lamar
me 81 ordon y haoerme Tecordsr las leyes de Ia
buena c,ianza.
10 q1e mas ms chocaha en- aquel1a 10 en
era ell aepeoto de profurda tristezs esp&rcido en-
SD semblante
No recuerdo nuuca haber visto pintado en-
rcstro joven a1gu7o eemeante degconsue1o.
Aquello que alh Sc le1a era, md9 que tristeza,
desespera oi6n.
ISer1a ilusion mia9
A vcoes se nee fgursba yer subir Idgrimas
q aqueIlos ojos eombr1os, detenerse al horde de-
lus Tdrpsdos ? desapareeer como 81 una ardoro.
Ga iebre les hubieze devoredo.
Mds de una veg la mirsda de ao1aIlos dos
hermosos ojoa buec6 los m;os, CONG 81 mi roe tro
le hubiese despertado slgun racuS do, que por
mi parte 20 no pod1a haosr dsspertar en- nj
Pero nuestroa vecinos acababan va Ia conf.
de, de i cual Ia joven parecia haoer 81 mismo
osso que eu comp4fero haofe de ella.
Rsooet4da an el resp lido del divgD, hahfa
eneendido an osg,rro ylvseishaa 4 pequs fos aor.
hoa j. t.sa q e@fe, qua lha sdicionando con go:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-22
P0R UNA M1RADA
Todo 10 indteaha tsmhian.

Iodo 10 indtoaha tsEnhie1.
Z al podfa tentar la muiere8 que aman
ante todo Il vjgor y Ice mdaonloa sd1idos, no era
Bimpdtioo loa hombrea.
Hebfa en- su dzonomfa, para aquol que le
examinase con ouidado, no az que de deaagra-
dable que chocsba primera vists Debfs ser
POGO franco, POGO genero4o de NAL coraz6n.
Esta repugnanoia era inexplicable 6 por 10
menos inexplioada, pero instintiva. En- resu-
men, pod1a y debla egradar d ciertas muieres, q
muchas mujeres sin duda a)guna.
Pero estaba heoho para desagradar q los
hombres.
Muy diferente era, por al oontrsric, la jo
ven que le acomqarsba.
Pequena y delgade, de una blsroara de
nieve bejo su corona de cabel!os rubics, pero de
IN rubio admirable, dorsdos como una nube de
Verano bajo los rayos del sol poniente, fcrmaba
CON 81 un atrsctivo contraste.
Sus rasgos eran 10 mas delicado oue sofiar-
sc pqeda, 10 mas grsoioso, 10 mas fDo, dirfa
10 mas perfecto 81 la perfection so encontrs1a en-
este mundo.
Sa boca pareoia becha para la malioia la
sonrisa; sus oios, dc un negro azulado, llamaban
Ia atanoi6n an aquel roatro tan blanoo; les me-
chonea risadoa do aus osbellos cafan On 1uolea
vaporosoa sobre Hu freate, de una adorable pa.
Eesa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-22


VIN0S,-EL MEJoR DE ToDos EN- GA
LDAD PRECIO. Ell RIOJANO DE TRICIo. Sc detala Ca
ta (rsto Is; don Manuel Rivera San Sebastian 80 Las
endas de los senores Ayon F. Zamorano en- Puera Tie
ssgunda Lnea Los oertfcados orgen anaisis De
IAN exceentes cados esan disposition del gqst sos
DotembFe 10
Sc VENDE un solar con casa de ma
dera enclsvada en- ell mismo, sito en- Santurce Ia
entrada por ell puente San Antonio: colinda con la
carretera Y Ia ensenada del Condado.-En esta Ga
ptal Gale de San Jose mum. l3 informaran. l5=l5
e. T0RTI,---Unico deposito del desa-
;reditado RON TOPACIO las tres 8 s. S.
Este ron p6simo, internal y mata, gente, sc
cegala & los tocayos del establecimiento )
50 csntavos botella.
1O---Pa via~--lU Arecibo
CHAR ADA
FL tres-cW0rtG- sFgwndG
del buen A foifO,
no es an prGTnerJ tfguO
como Ell de tod0.
Por ESQ ella,
no sierdO aql 81 tan noble,
su amor le piega.
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IgARaTgs9mOI-por no neoeaitarlo

l9ARATls'MO!-Por no neceaitarlo
su dueno Sc vende un coche de cuatro asientos,
anu "0modo perfecto estado dc conservatism.
Al que 10 inerese puede verlo Cataho esquina de
Ia plaza la carretera donde esta Ia cochera, pa
sra informarse de preco etc6tera puede drJrge al
Centre de Comisiones San Fr ucisco 81 bajos Tam
bien Sc vende union de- coche, 81 convene al com.
prador una pareja baya, de buen trote. l5-6
/ '... Horror Gl maotrGmomso. - Preguntan 8
TN eOltero inpsnioAnte: #
! -5 Te casaras algUa dia?
No s,-n
i For gus?
--P2rque eerfa d>sgraciado.
'~ e Por Que motive? 1 .ss- d..
-PNrqua kne on gaharia mi mujer.
- d Y por u16 to habfa do enganar?
-Pl>rquo IL merecerfa.
d I pOr que 10 merecer1as?
-Pur haberae oasadO.
FRANCISCO J. Vega SOL a.
Puerto Rico.-Sirve cualquier pedido de
billetes de loteria provincial tanto para la
leila cono para 81 Extranjero, pudiendo
remitirde dos sortaos Ia vez.
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sOMgReRos De pawAmA. Hernain


y c. participant clientes ya 1amercio general
que han recibtdo movements un surtdo de S0MBRE-
ROS DE CATACAOS recomendando a los que necesi-
ten hagan pronto sus pedidos para poder servireE.
BARNIz ESPEJO -sirve para barni-
zar toda clase de naderas el color que Sc desee
Seca embellishments y despiie ningun olor. Fs
cl mejor que Sc conoce en- e mundo para dar briios
toda case de muebles dura por muchos anos.- 81
que este barniz no usara nuuca nngun otrO. Su
emp!eo es muy facii puede cada oual usarlo cn sn
Basta frot5ro con pedazo de agnddn e
muebe que Sc desea barni2ar Sc empea mpeho en-
las bicicletas cochea. Solictese la narca lie tabr
del MS MlROIR DE NJ DREFfEH de Paris
para evi'ar las alsidcacones Los pedidos deben ha
cerse don r. Alfonso, Arecibo. lid
Un exp1orador reRa'a un tigra & una
dana do la aristocracia que da grandes
recepciones.
-5Qu6 va usted haeer de csc ami
mal?-ie pregun1a TN amigo. 49,. =:
lie pondr6 en- Ia autesela, CON Ia es-
peranza de que dnvore los importunos.
-iPobre b stie!
sPor que? .... @.z
-Porqas va q mcrir do Indigestion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-22

E8 -LEFSSITO GENERAL venta
5aoo: TIoE1 en- las buenas Botioas
"a ooann IaEs@ AFsOhn4 Adiyntaa uuaade
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will not be confined to established models Jour
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fresh merits.
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Aloha Bath House.

Ne xt to Marine Railway, Bath
ing suits on hand. Patrons
brought free from tug-boat wharf
on telephoning No. 585. Furn-
ished rooms to let on the premises.
Mrs. j. H. REIsT.
my 15-1n
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will in policy aim to justify its name. 1t will be paper
for the People, and the organ of any Sect party
clique By fulfilling this purpose it will the
objection that there too many newspapers insHono
lulu.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
"THE INDEPENDENT" OFFICE
prepared to do Book and Job Printing in good STYLE
at moderate rates and with dispatch.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-20
.s X: arc; 3.lly BY AN ARTIST.

A White Plains. N. Y, special of Satur-
day says Edward Bannon. we'll
known crook. was today sentenced to
fourteen years in Sing Sing for robbing
the house of Artist Kemble in New Ro-
chelie on August u last. Bannon, when
he committed the robbery. was in his
bare feet. When the artist got up in the
morning he noticed the footprint on his
front piazza, and he decided to make a
sketch of the foot. This he did, and under
the drawing put the inscription: impress
sion of a fleeing visitor drawn by e.
w. Kemple.'' He sent copy of the foot
print to all the police stations in the
country and New York City. He also de-
scribed the silveware stolen. Bannon
was caught trying to pawn the silver
ware. At first he denied all knowledge
of the robbery, but his shoe was taken off
and with the tell tale foot in evidence he
broke down and confessed. Two years
ago the same artists house was broken
into by a burglar. The thief entered the
room of the, artist and at the point of a
revolver made him give up his gold
watch, a roll of bills and some keep
sakes. The artist drew a sketch Of his
visitor from memory. and the thief was
subsequently captured. The likeness was,
a very distinct one. and he could not go
back on it. He is now in prison serving
his SENTENCE.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-20
.pRospERIrY on rHE soUTH.

1t is now evident says the New Orleans
Times-Democrat, that the coming winter
is going to- be- a prosperous one for the
South5 with nearly all of its products We'll
advanced in value. Z We quoted some
time ago from the Northern papers their
testlmony:to the stability of this section,
which had weatheredrthe financial crisis
so much. better thanlthe West. Then
came perid of stagnation, during which
pricesiwere Sc. depneoiated that there was
NECESSARILY very little business done.
From this stagnatienr there has been, q
revival with better.prices for cotton, SUI
gar and other Southern productss and it
is beginning to. attract attention in the
North asswell as here. - s4 'l .sfl
The Boston. j. Herald is particularly
struck by the. condition of prosperity
prevailing, OR promised in the South,
which il. attributes to the advance in the
price of. cotton and the general revival.
of business in other directions, and it be-
lieves that theaeoming winter will be one
of the best ever seen in this section. The
Southern people have been realizing this
for some time. and wecare glad to see that
the North is finally appreciating 1t.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-20
MIR. ALLISON.

1t now looks as If Senator Allison Is
the coming man for the Republican nom
ination. The advantage Allison has over
Harrison and the other prominent men
mentioned for the Presidency by their
party is that his Views have been remark
ably conservative on the currency ques-
ton. leaning to the largest use of silver
coin. and so conservative on the tariff
question as to place him in the ranks, of
tariff revenue reformers. Chairman H.
G.. Mcmillan of the Republican Central
Committee of Iowa, who has an especial
interest in Allison's presidential prospects,
is beginning to do some claiming. He
says Allison will so into the convention
with a strong following from the North
west and possibly with the whole West
behind him. Iowa, Minnesota. North and
South Dakota, Nebraska and New Mex
leo are counted on for certain, with pos
sibility of Wisconsin and an assurance
of strong support In Pennsylvania and
New York. which powerful combina>
ton in the East" is working up TOR him,
Mat Quay. Tom Plat, Joe Maniey. Ret
Clarkson. Senator Davis and Frank Pet
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-20
a contributor to the periodical literature
of the country. 200 80 z.4E8ss|
. BENJAMIN f. MEEK.
University of Alabama, ~
PUBLIC OPINION,

/ The republicans could talk with good
deal more assurance of the beauties of
protection If Mckinley were not such an
embarrassing fact.-Indianapolis News.
A dispatch from Atlanta to the World
speaks admiringly of the display of
southern timber at the exposition. To
many builders in the north the Showing
may prove as useful as 1t is timely, for
the supply of many species of northern
timber. as is we'll known, has for many
years been on the M1P'h 4 Esfl
Record. ''.s ~ s's'...
1t is limited from pretty authoritative
sources that the next. republican con-
gresS proposes to dofnothiDg but the reg
ular routine business, and that it has no
comprehensive policy in view. The re-
publican party, I'M this state at least is
more or less permeated with knownoth-
ingism, and we are pained to- see that
there is danger OF the national orgariizar
ton becoming permeatedo with donoth-
ingism.-Boston Globe. siaaf IT, HH9fs.
General Alger of Michigan thinks the
silver question should be taken out of
politics and his fellow paftisahs in New
York feel the same way about the excise
question. Whenever the grand old party
comes up against a particularly hard
stump it is instantly impressed with the
idea that the stump has no business there
shall be got rid of by whipping the devil
round it.-Philadelphia Record.
1t is edifying to see Thomas Bracket
Reed, the former car of the house, and
the man who usurped the powers of con-
gress, trying to pose before the people
of the United States as an economist.
The idea of Reed pretending to be a
watch dog of the treasury is as ridiculous
as it would be for Rockefeller to plead
poverty. 1t only goes to show that he is
willing to fight under false coors for a
prudential nonination.-Detroit Free
Press, Dem. -''
Republican leaders in Ohio are begin
ming to look blue around the mouth
Campbell is one of the most popular men
in the state, and asa stumper he can give
Mckinley half dozen laps and then dis
lance him. With some of the best demo-
cratic workers in the country rallying to
his standard the ex-governor is setting a
pace that is decidedly discouraging to the
little Napoleon, who cannot but doubt
the sincerity of men like Bushnell and
Foraker.-Detroit Free Press, Dem.
1t is stated in New York that such a
bitter feeling Is developing against Cross
man & Bro. for their persistent exporta-
ton of gold that they now find it diff
cult to sell bills against their shipments.
Why shouldn't there be such a feeling
against firm which persists in tearing
down reserve that nearly every other
prominent house is trying to build up?
Pride in the safety of our institutions
ought to have put a stop to gold ship
ments long before commercial rea sons be-
came operative.--Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal, Dem. : =