The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

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rmenians8 eat curds. but Kurds kill
sArmenfans.
The advance guard OF the new Con-
sgress is expected in Washington this
Sweek, .5t
"a The. indianapolis News notes that
1.-THE Ohio river fell so low that some OF
1.-THE Republicans crossed over the other
day.
Many q nice man bosses his wife be-
cause or the belief that If he doesn't
fjShoss her she will boss him. says the
3Achison Globe.
Wellington and Bonaparte as
candidates for the Senate there will be
q Waterloo for somebody in Maryland,
suEgests an exchange.
SaSs The Someryille Journal says that the
I man who never votes is very often the
4 man who complains the loudest about
9the poor quality of the men who are
elected to public Office.
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~ The Boston Herald remarks how jol-
y 1y At must be for the Sultan of Turkey
to- come dowr, to- breakfast In the
4 mofningsand find n note on the table
I requesting req him to 5abdicate or die
The New York Press says that the
market 0rlce Of title of count In Italy
I Is SCI, 10o. No decorations. however, go
with it. The italian Government says
chat the money goes to charity.
N The, Sultan knows that when it
4 1. comes to a partition of Turkey there
Twill be, most probably, big fight
among the partitioners So he awaits
events with some complaoency. no
doubt, remarks the Augusta Chronicle.
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|. s8 The principal thing the people of
this country have to be thankful for
&on November 2sth is the repeal of the
! Mckinley law a repeal which in one
year brought prosperity and revival
! of buiness, says the Lowell News.
Often you Will find a ten-year-old
girl IN "a family who Is brighter than
allsher. older sisters put together. Girls
[ are brightest at ten, pretticst at six
teen, and most sensible when they be-
! gin TO look like their mothers, remarks
an exchange.
i The Lowell News remarks that Ed
;snnnds8 of Vermont follows Chandler of
New Hampshire in speaking kindly Of
President Cleveland. In olden times.
when the Greeks wanted to do" n
mani they brought him gifts. Iisto-
}iry$, may be repeating itself.
s If England, Russia, ct ais, can come
ito an agreement as to a division OF
Turkey the carving will proceed If
Z they: can not agree they may carve
B Turkey$ first and each other afterward
gCivilizationSwill have no tears to shed
over Turkeys Acknowledgement, thinks
nm exchange.
So Ri The Washington Star thinks that the
I 1,hila delphia girl who unexpectedly In
herited fifteen million dollars of Eng
i lishE m 6ney would. quiet q good deal of
apprehension by giving immediate as
bBurahces that she does not intend to
i turn 1t 4 ell back to Great Britain in
exchange for title
81 The Knoxville Tribune says that
!, but 81 few years ago Bradley, Eepubli-
stes:i Cove nor elect of Kenturyk, was
10 ia pant Lem ocrat who da,.n I'D that
- fssin;s tEU;:g hit there was a drop of Re
lea ns blood in his veins he would
;5fa s1Sni re- and let 1t out. 1t is al
vs. vel to watch a man who talks
like tnat.
lie New Orleans States says that
the sseipEle nt Of great quantities of APP
td Europe goes on. And yet, If
soIi let the, NJ cISihleyites tell it, a
sdsaai low we IS truck at the Amcri.
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