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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16
New York Republicans.

SARATOGA, Sept. 16.-The ticket which
will be put in the field by the state Repub-
Hcan convention today will be: For Judge
of the court of appeals, Celora e. Martin
of Binghamtoni secretary of state, John
Palmer of Albany; comptroller, James A.
Roberts of Buffalo; state treasurer, Addi-
son b. Colvin of Glens Falls; attorney
general, Theodore G. Hancock of Syracuse;
state engineer, Campbell M. Adams Of
Utica
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Boy pecnpltntsd br 4 Train.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Sept 16.-Charles Gid
ner, aged 6, while picking coal on the Le-
high Valley railroad had his head served
from his body and both arms cut off
He crawlod under train while it stood
still and in trying to get out after 1t started
was caught under the wheels. When the
train stopped the head was found lying
between the two tracks.
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Charged with MurdsrIpx His Clerk.

PARIS, KY, Sept. 16.-B. n. Coyle,
merchant Of this city, was arrested here,
charged with numbering Olivia Hall, al
the instance of the girls father, E. T. Hall.
A letter is said to have been written by
Coyle, threatening the girls life If she
married Henry Smith. The girl is miss
ing, but part of her clothing has been
found. Coyle says he can prove an alibi.
Miss Hall was a clerk in Coyle's store.
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I'll EATERS PUT IN. repaired. overhauled.
ia put in order. Hanges stoves. repaired.
Bricks. crates apd pipes, old stoves, furni-
ture bought, sold ana exchanged. Whining
son u ornge Co. zoos Orange, zoos. ai9
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white man for general
lFt housework. at 40 ". 9th street. sit-gt'
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A airl's Queer Death.

PoueHKEEps1E, N. Y, Sept. 1e.-Mabel
Juckett, 0 years Of age, daughter of
Stephen Juckett, near Stanfordyille, Ouch
ess county, came to her death in singular
way. She had placed a stone near the win
dow of the town school house and at
tempted to climb in, when the sash fell on
her neck, and she slowly strangled to
death
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u observation-disclosures or unfurnlshed
- front rooma with or Without toard,
permanent or transient; also first-uass table
bonid. Every room fronts or street. Coii-
feniences on euch Hour. Low rates. New
msragement.No4 IA East Seventh ST. msc.1y
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Gave His Arm for Life.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1e.-As a result of q
bite inflicted several weeks ago upon the
index finger of the right hand of Benia-
min Gross, colored, by a woman, Ada
Woolley, also colored, his right arm was
amputated at the Maryland General hos
pital Blood poisoning set in and the op-
Grafton was resorted to in order to save his
tifa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16

70 oYAL benefit association OF New York
n I.tfeaccdent and sick benefit Room
No. Henid Building. A few good aR nts
wanted. Thornas 4. Judge. Agent. mv-tf
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Two Probablv Drovnoa.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-Two yachts were re-
ported lost on Lake Michigan last night
during the heavy storm. Later, however,
they ran into port and landed their passen
gers safely. A small boat containing two
men is believed to have gone down during
the storm, as no trace of the missing craft
can he seen
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poIsoned a Herd Of Cows.

KENNETT SQUARE, Pa, Sept. 1e.-Some
malicious persons poisoned the entire herd
of stock on the farm of Benjamin Jacobs
near here, and as result five of his finest
cows are now dead and three others are
suffering from the effects of arsenic.
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Two Men Kn1ea by a squa,ter.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. IS. james
Walsh, 90 years old, ran amuck in the
region along Big Goose creek, near Sheri-
dan, Wyo., and shot and killed H. E. Rob-
inson, ranchman, and Herbert Linville,
farm laborer. Walsh was squatter on
Robinson's land, and was enraged at the
efforts to put him off,
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THR CHOLERA SCARE
We Need Not Fear an Invasion Of
!, the Soourge.
OFFICERS, HOWEVER, vIeILANT.

For . Long Time to Come II Is Expected
That Gloss watch win Have to be
Maintained Over Vessels Coming from
the Oriental Countries.
WASHINGTON, Sept. I'D Wyman,
surgeon general of the United States Marine
hospital service, feels assured that all pos
sihle precautions have heen taken to SO
cure the United States from an epidemic
Of either cholera Of yellow fever. He says
the cool weather will do great deal to
keep out the yellow fever, and probably
the country having escaped SO far there
need be no fear of an invasion at this late
time In the year. The doctor says that the
cold weather will not interfere materially
to prevent the spread Of cholera, apd that
close watch will have to be kept upon nll
parts where there is probability OF cholera
being introduced
He thinks that it will take a long time
for Japan to recover, as the disease seems
to have found a rich soil and got footing
that will be difficult to unseat. For long
time to como it Is expected that q close
watch will have to be maintained over yes.
sells coming from Japan. This is also true
of other Oriental countries where there
have been outbreaks of cholera.
DIR. Wyman says there has not been
much difficulty experienced in preventing
the spread Of yellow fever to this country
from South or Central America, although
there have been cases in both sections, but
that Cuba has been during the past year,
as before, a source of constant trouble.
This is accounted for by the bad sanitary
system of Havana and other Cuban cities.
During the past summer constant
watch has been maintained at Havana,
Santiago de Cuba and other places by Off
GERS of the Marine hospital service, while
on the Florida coast there has been pa
troll to see that the returning fllSSusters,
deserters from The Spanish and Cuban ar.
mics and political refugees did not land
and bring cholera and yellow fever with
them
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A Desperate Lover.

Houston, Tex, Sept. 16.-Near Blacks
mill, sixteen miles west of Giddings, Oscar
Henningan blew out Martha Bradley's
brains because she rejected his suit. He
also tried to assassinate William Bradley,
her father, but the gun failed to explode.
He was arrested
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Fell Under the Horses. Feet.

HAMBURG, Pa, Sept. 16.-Webster, a e.
year-old son of Henry Hagcr, of this bor-
ough, fell off a wagon under spirited
pair of horses, causing them to run away.
The boy suffered compound fracture of
the skull exposing the brain. His recovery
is doubtful.
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Death OF Mrs. Hannah @. Gerry,

New YORK, Sept. 16.-Mrs. Hannah G.
Gerry, mother of Elbridge T. Gerry and
widow of Thomas r. Gerry, died at her
home, No. 800 Broadway. She had been
Ill for seven weeks.
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A contlx Violation.

BUTLER, Pa, Sept. 16.-Judge Greer
sentenced Daniel p. Wuller to pay all
costs, fine of $500 and undergo i'm
prisonmenti in the county Jail eight months,
for selling liquor without license to men
of Incorporate habits and on Sunday.
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Mesasa Range Miners Advanced.

DELuTH, Mimi, Sept. 16.-The Mime
sofa Iron company has decided to advance
the wages of all employees in its mines on
the Mesaba Range from twenty to twenty
five cents. Contract miners will here
after receive $3.50 q day. The section
hands on the Duluth and Iron Range road
have been granted an advance from 81 10
to 81 90 "a day.
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SIMMS' COMP PENNROYAL PILLS.

Tie nrst ever made uader the name. -0as
trade Mark" The only zeal original and
genuine; now making forty years. he~af@
or ths multitudes of limitations Ladies' us<
these pills. Very valuable In amenofrhe4
and Womb dienses 81 by mati.s tepot. 01a
King street, Wilmington. Wholesale SfnttAs
RhIne and French Cos PniiA elt
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shorts-shorts-shorts.

The Marine scene.
Now on sale at the REPUBLICAN offfee, 10
aqual to any oil painting. Price eI.
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Row is the time for coughs. coiiis
hoareeness aud the syinR OF the seeds for
consumption. DR.. Simms white pulmon
ic balsam is the finest and beat remedy
ever made. Is just the medicine to pfs.
vcct these cnlamitles and cure the diseass
G00 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16

A fine lot OF watermelons has just bsen
received By the Delaware Fruit ami Pro-
duce Company No. T. 4th St
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16

1000 lbs Havana Shorts for sale at g.
W. corner Second and Shipley streets, &C
20 cents pound. City Market Cigar Fac.
tory. II. 4. BOURBON, prop.
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DUDLIC SALE OF FURNITURE AND
4 carpats at SoS Jackson street. on
TUESDAY. SEPT. IL
At a. m.
including CHINA closet. organ. 60
George Drake. auct sl2-4t
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just received three car Ioads OF baiad
hay which we are selling cheap at White
BROTHERS North East Corner Front and
Orange 81
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Beechams pills are for
biliousness. bilious headache,
dyspepsia, heartburn, torpid
liver. dizziness. sick head.
ache, bad taste in the mouth,
coated tongue, loss of appe-
tite. sallow skin, when caused
by constipation; and consti-
patton is the most frequent
cause of all of them.
Book free; pills 2sc. At
irugstores,o or write B.F. Allen
Co, sos Canal ST.. New York
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II You want to buy scarlet clover sssd
go to White Bros. North East Cor. Front
and Orange street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16

GOLD Oak bedroom suits, II pieces. only
- $eI.N0, including hcdaIend, bun teau, WASH
etnnd, chairs, roaker, table. towel rack,
bound hand made mattress, atse! springs.
feather pillows, feather bolster 81. 90 for nli'
Shields & Co., manufacturers 1915 soutn
Street, PhiIadet phia- All goods packed an
slipped fESc. n2S-l3tw
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CEwlHG MACHINES-o'U UonaiI. No IL 6
y eth street, leads then all Ia low prleBt
Brand new $50 machines reduced 10 tia SIS
anu %. All makes to select from. singer.
Wheeler and Wilson. New Home. ID p,nesttc.
WhlIc aud all other makes, Amy mtehins
sent trial free six months FOR cash. tSJ
5 cars on lnstailmcatA send postal.
J. II. J'nnNALD
No. /! l. Ith 81.
AIRY machine repaired from 50 cents up.
iAeJ-lyr
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REIIEEIN SIX nnnRs.

RELIEF IN SIN HOURS.
Distressing Kidney and BLADDER diseases
relieved by the NEW SOUTH AMERICAN KID.
EEY CURE" This nov remedy is a great sur
prise on account OF its exceeding prompIuess
In relieving pain in the bladder, kldneys
back and every part of urinary passages OF
male or female. 1t relieves retention in
water and pain In passing It almost immedi.
ately. lr you want relief and cure. this is
your remedy!
Sold by j. s. Beelem and z jaime Delft
druggists Wilmington. Del
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16
Do You Want a Bargain :?

have three story brick dwelling fai
aals for 80, 400. IL has rooms anu BATH
heater. front porch. cemeted cellar. waier
closet and stationary washstand In bails
room, electric attachments for ess, 4
niceiy papered. For full particulars NJ
ply to L ]. fouLK. loS ". sth street.
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.see the Bridge. a
A superb etching on sale at the RErusry,
CAN ollice. Price 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16

situation OF any KIND OF
NV work. by a u sober and industrious
lnni. Reference given. Apply $50 winsor.
btrcet. a sh-2t'
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I1RRNoH sCIEN7IFqC TAILOR SYST 81
10 Glass for teaching system. during sep
tcmber, unusaslIy low price. q. d. bradford
go ". 9Th street, sie.lst.
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MI TANTED- Barber to run 30 shop on COM
wv mission. Give experience. reference
and particulars. Address Barber ibis once.
/ sii-3t~
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KITANrED--fiy respectable white wom-
wv nm. a position for any kind of house
fxurk. Apply to Mrs Oionan. 2S3 East Libcr-
~ street. city. sl4.5t'
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wANrED

ma, ANTED-An active and Intelligent
wv man. Apply TO l.. ID. buck. eos Market
street. M.if
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-22

Tho people Of Madagascar appeal to
tho civilized world to see fair play DO.
tween them and the French, who arc
determined to subjuga,c thom and 70.
duce their island country to tho con.
di.ion OF q Frnnch dependency. They
seem to look to tho United States and
Great Britain to bring about IN arbi-
~tra.ion OF the questions raised by
France "a a protoxt tor gobbling their
country.
II thoy cannot have this friendly and
humane interference, lhoy arc dctor.
mined TO sell ihdir lives dearly in do.
Tense Of thoir honc,. Tho queen has
ordered the rcd Nay 10 DO rnisel on tho
twelve mountains. which Is notice to
ovory nan capable OF bearing arms to
rally to the standard.
Thcro is something pathetic in this
situa,ion. Unless other powers in,or-
iore Franco will proceed TO carry out
her programme Of ngrrandizsnon,, tho
llovas will o0or Nil tho resistance
tiioy can, and tho might of Franco will
prevail, Tho French demands arc not
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The largest p%urveyor OF modern books
to the National library OF France is tho
dcad.lettor Office. L, appeal that in
many states OF Europe. even in Belgium,
Holland, Bavaria and Austria. a aevere
censorship is exercised on all Freuch
books passing through the p%ostotice.
and whenever the works are deemed
immoral or irrelicious they are sent
back to France. where they 90 to the
dead-letter office. which forwards them
to the National library at Paris.
Count Guicciardl has ridden from We.
o n to Pavia, n distance OF ll2 miles,
in fourteen hours, with a break at Gre
mona Of n hour and a half to rest.
lie rode alternately two horses. chang.
ing every two hours. Both rider and
horses arrived at the end OF their jour
ney in excellent condition. Almost all
the way the pace was a trot.
Great en- barrassment was caused in
the Royal courts OF London by an Ara.
bian witness who insisted on being
sworn m the Koran. lilo was tried OH
a Hebrew edition OF the P%en,ateuch. but
refused TO accept that. and rs the court
did not happen to have a copy OF the
Koran handy the witness WAS excused.
In Amsterdam at the exposition next
year they are going to serve dinner by
electricity. You press the button. but
do most Of the rest yourself. 1t is re.
ported that AMI automatic. chair will
hold the diner last until he pays tho
bill.
Tho island Of Formosa, which goes
from China TO Japan. is just about
twice the size OF tho state OF Mas'achu.
sets. ltis an earthly paradise. and do
rives its name from tho beauty OF Its
scenery.
One reason for the beauty OF Japanese
sewing, fancy work and embroidery is
that it is nil done by professionals.
Women have little use for needles. and
spend their leisure time in gardening.
Sheep farming is an industry OF great
Importance in Australasia. In Victoria
alone tnerois ga pasturagc for something
like %, 0O0. 900 shccp.
Among tho Armcnians It is estimated
tliat from GO to Go per cent OF the child
ren die from two diseases. typhoid fever
and smallpox.
Prince Bismarck has n n very loud,
harsh voice, and generally spenks in n
dogmatic, dictntorial way tina, admits Of
no contradiction.
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in LIGHTER VEIN.

There's ono thing TO be said in favor
OF the pugilis;s that go on tho stngc,'
said Mrs. Mockton. "Tou novor hear
OF thom quarroling aud pickering like
tenors mud leading men." NO." 70.
piled her husband, nothing seems t o
20 n, we expected it to. Tho actor, all
want to fight aud won't net, aud tho
llglItcrs MI want to net aud won't fight"
- Washington STR. (.
Pat--Yn sca Dim not or good an
American as 80 aro. iicgorra, Dim u
dom sight better wan. Native A. +.
Allow i%s'tiiat. you bOg.trotting 70.
nian? Pat-Bccausc 70 was born M
Amcrikin M cudn't helm yoraeli,
whoilo OIm u Of mo own FREQ will
Brookiun life.
lilkins-Thoro's n lot OF difference In
women. tWilkins-For instance? Blk
We'll, yesterday i! offered my seat
IN II street car to QUO mud slio declined
it with thanks, and to-day l oDorcd it to
another mud slio accsa;cd it without
thanks,-Ddrot Free Press.
"You oppose ovory moivcmont oil wo.
man in politics." said tho fair LOBBYIST.
'nnd you speak sncorinsly OF tho now
WOMAN Aro you n miaosynist?'
"M-nn.r. rcpliod the representative
from Egypt. scratching his chin. Pm
n bi-motallist.'- Chicago Tribune.
"Wnltor." said the guc,I, II wish
you'd aat tho proprietors to turn N II
littlo morn light. lt's 20 dark in hcrn |
cunt tell whether Pm eating pIankod
sliado or n paper Of pinI."-Chicryo
Tribune.
mabel. | think NIL you girls that
wear Goals aud yeats ought to
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BREAKFAST BupGEr.

A chicken fancler says that In calm
weather tho fowls always roost on thoir
poles with their heads alternating zach
way; that 10, ono faces oas,, tho next
west. and 40 on. But when thore Ia
going 10 DO n high wiud they always
roost with thoir heads toward tho di.
rection from which It Is coming.
A real estate doal conveys l0O,O0
acrea Of land In Dolta, Schoolcrait and
Algcr counties, Mich, from tho New
England DcbcnturO Company to the
Lac La Bello Company, Of Indiana, aud
the confederation 10 named n. Sl30,0O 0
About n year ago u Chcboygan Mich
boy swallowed a copper rivct. An alb.
sccss developed In his throat, and, al.
though ,he coughcd up the rivot a iow
weeks ago, he steadily grew worse until
death ensuod.
It 10 said TINT tho highest point over
reached by oil was In january, 1860,
whom II went to $50 per barrel. Tho
lowest point, 8 cents por barrel, was
reached in November. 1851.
Charges Of hercsy will probably be
brought against Row. Mt. kincaid, Of a
Minneapolis Presbyterian church, who
holds many Of DR.. Briggs views.
A school with n play ground on tho
roof aud twenty shower baths in tho
basement IL to be erected in the con.
gcsted district Of New York.
Convicted OF n serious crime at
Waynosburc. Pa, Roy. Williams. n Meth
odist preacher. was sen, TO tho work.
house for six months.
Tho BOSTON Society,to r tho Prevention
OF Cruelty to Animals gives weekly Ice.
lures to coachmon on tho proper way to
trea. dumb animals.
A Penn Yam, y. Y, woman has re.
ceived from the Elbo's recovered mail n
letter explaining why her sister did not
take tho fatal boat
Wichita thieves are no respecters OF
persons. They robbed tho cash drawer
Of n stand which was selling Easter cggs
for charity.
Greater New York, with 3l7 square
miles of territory, would be three times
as big as London and twelve times the
area OF Paris.
A stray white swan, six feet ten
inches from tip 10 tin, was shot by
Benjamin Carpenter, just south OF AL
pena, Mich.
immigration continues to decline,
the March arrivals numbering only
l1,0l7 against 1858 in the same month
Of 1891.
Asa Paine, it.. was shot and killed By
Charles Um6right. near New Castle,
Pa, during a scutils for possession OF a
gun.
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only propostcrous, but hostile TO cvory
nation having commercial relations
with Madagascar. Great Britain has
hall the trade, tho United Stntca threo.
tentha
Franco demands that all dealings DO.
tween Madagascar and other countric,
shall DO through the French resident.
general; tina. tho Bamc French officer 10
TO regulate all concessions, and II no
fail TO approve thom they nrc to DO null
and void. |. was because our former
consul, Mr.. Waller, secured concessions
which tho Frencli wanted that thoy
tried him by court martial on a ttulnpod
up charge and put him In prison, Of
which hiHh.hnndod proceeding our gov.
crnmcnt Is now awaiting explanation.
Franco makes other impudsnt demands
which have nothing to rest on but hor
superior strength.
Madagascar has not cut a wide awath
In the history or tho commerce OF the
world, but 1t Is by no means an in,ig.
niiicant country, and II has within
1t trade possibilities which tho Fronch,
ut least. appreciate fully. In length it
would stretch from New York to Chi.
cago, aud in width from tho Chesapeake
bay to tho Ohio river. It Is ton
timea as large as West Virginia. The
population Is about 4,oO0,O 900 Of wcll-dis.
posed people. who are said to be no less
interesting than the Japanese. Tho OK.
ports are cattle, India rubber, hidcu, cot.
fec, sugar, wax, copal and rice.
Why should tho rest Of tho world al.
low France to steal this little country
and s~ubjugRte Its peopler
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MINING SONG.


Wtsi Virginia School Journal.
ltnbblng earth's cayerus Of lustorlesS treasure,
Delying her bosom for secrets her own.
Spreading the booty before kings aud princes,
ReApIng tho harvest which ages have sown,
Turning the pages Of natures own record
As deeper the bit cloayes the fresh broken
ledge,
The strata where decades have buried their
bounty
OF ptiIeyal forests aud long wl,hercd sedge.
Robbers unpublished, ye, law has no minions.-
S!eHthS unreNarded, yet the victim pays we'll.
Owning no spoil, though to Others It's given.
Sharing small shcave,, though the g~arner,is
full,
Recalling the lesson, yet knowing uo meaning.
UEsvlhg the tool. unblcSscd by the sun,
A type OF tho workman, a type OF carih's
~;oilers-
The work OF the NINE, for others Is done.
AIlC. IirH OI-JAES.
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West Virginia and tho Presidcnc

Governor MacCorklc. in an interview
in the Cincinnati Timcs.Star. gives Sen.
ator Elkins 4 lift for tho presidency.
lie regards tho Wost Virginia senator
as the mos: promising OF presidential
timber, and predicts that he will DO
nominated. II nominated Senator FL.
kins will be elected, but he has not en-
tered and will not enter the lists. Nor
I'm. he any thought tina. lightning may
strike him.
The next Republican nominee for the
presidency will not come from wos,
Virginia, although we have hero such
stuff as good Presidents are made oil,
and We arc prepared to furniah it on
cali.
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Oh higher. wheat higher, beet higher,
corn higher. and there's the holo in
your market basket.
Sow Spain. WIN Answer.

Now tina. a Spanish cunboat has fred
on n British merchantmen and killed
two OF her crew, we shall learn whether
Spain has forgotten now to w:i.e. The
probability i. that she will take her
pen in hand for to infosm" Great Britain
that i. was all n hideous bluudcr for
which she will be only too glad to make
the fullest amends. and she will con-
clude by asking Great Britain to accept
renewed assurances OF her distingui, shed
consideration.
All this will be very nice and will
prove that the noble art OF writing ia
not dead in Spain; but it will no. cx-
plain why We get no communication
from that country about the Alliance
incident We are indeed a patient and
lonr.sntIrring people. Spain is proba.
bly, plaining .iiis fact for a margin.