The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29
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5sEsS rs FACES.
ss Perhaps England's next warlike move
will be to drain this country of heir
h esses.
81 What If Dunraven should be selected
SaSto lead a hostile British fleet to our
asshores!
siss Count Won Kanitz observes that "the
EsUnited States seems to be spelling for
sSaS fight
The London DAILY News" thinks
|Englend should present a Gaze Instead
18s,of asserting general principle III the
sYenezuela matter.
A Rockford dli.) man has invented
gstypewrlter no larger than watch, on
(which he says 1t is possible to write
v ster than with the pen.
After all, 1t is not so much q question
POS how James Monroe understood the
S$SNdonroe doctrine rs how the American
sople to-day understand it.
-
ssss The Dry Goods Chronicle says at Is
Sssnst 100 years since the second cotton
sssnill was erected In the United States.
first having arisen in 1871 and the
in 1909"
Cuban insurgents seem to, have
S8dsterrnined that the most appropriate
SChristrnas present for them would be
1 ssectired by helping themselves TO the
$of Havana.
txv inc nrJo
mo- learn OF the return OF the Illness Of
*. G. Murray, editor OF the Land
ssFnark. 1t unites in the hope Of his full
S:Esstora ton to health.
re those Engliahmen had any notion
skpfi engaging in war with the Americans,
sSsSshe price of cotton would go up with n
aHsWhirl that would make your head dizzy,
rsmarks the Mobile REGISTER.
aTrancis Marion could live on potatoes
81 while he fought for his country. If it
MsEofnes to that, we can follow his exam
sSspfe;aand we have Just raised the big
$sgest Spotato crop on record, remarks the
Louis Repuhlic.
,Ehe latest gossip us TO the personnel
IA or the VenezucIar commission names
SSexsAiinisters Edward ]. Phelps and
sobert Lincoln, with one OF the jus
ices of the United States Supreme
5Elsotlrt, says the Brooklyn Eagle.
;Sa The Now York Times thinks that
ETosiah Quincy Adams rccapture of the
EsscityS Of Boston from the Republicans
3swas due not wholly to his own merits,
5&bnt TO a new growth OF confidence In the
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1.-The upper Fart OF Its course II flows
3aaafhfough beds OF decaying moss. in the
B5sss44pWeri part through strata OF iron ore,
sSAnds thus. through the com animation of
che two. its waters ACQUIRE very nearly
SShegcoior and something Of the taste
4 sSof6 black ink.
The Paris Journal Des Debats says
j s.iS Is probable and must be hoped for
$Sfhat the good sense of the statesmen of
89sSHaskington and London will prevent
ne dispute from being envenomed to
sShekextent Of an open rapture in spite
\ $}p1s me excited tone of the newspapers
both countries.
!! 3aasssssEne. passage by the Senate of Mr..
~ iSDct-l the 1Of-
dsding the enlistng of ex-Confederates
nSthe army and navy shows how the
animosities are dying out. No
81 sss9upL " necessity arises these men will
sste ny as as valiantly for the Union as they
II Il sonees fought against it. remarks the
q hilndelptia Ledger.
:,lf there is a war with England,
s. Sa7ssi,ieh q trust there never will be-" says
somas a: Edison, you may quote me
fsgsaying there will be some remark
SEk5ae Z things done by Americans. For
ssyself. will say that will abandon
s Ss5t else and give my whole energy to
slse service Of my country" And Mr.
81 saaaEo y, = would be whole army in him