The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-07


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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1895.
EIGHT PAGES.
A private track is being built for the
German Emperor. who has fallen vic
n tim to the bicycle craze.
sE9s A professor in the New York Dental
college questions whether we are not
4 becoming toothless people.
Brazil has declined to consent to an
arbitration of her title to the Island of
Trinidad Trinidad as suggested by Great Britain.
The, President appears to regard the
tariff question as settled. for the time
i being, at least, remarks the Lowell
News, -
When Baron Hirsch has house
#party he sometimes has two menus-one
Z for the guests with digestions and one
for those without.
The Washington Star says, "Ex- Sen
$ator ingalls, could have told Senator
{ Hi thatsthe career Of the lecturer-pol-
sttician is one OF great uncertainty"
When 1t comes to proper opinion about
3 the Monroe doctrine Cleveland's Ben
& is certainly mightier than Chambers
sword, suggests the Philadelphia Times
Sl The Detroit Tribune says that. at
/ now appears that the horse which got
\ scared every time he saw n bicycle or
ian an electric car was looking far into the
future"
, Y In. the United States Senate Senator
sDanielshas introduced bills proyIdinp
y for buildings at Newport News. to
cost 100000. and Portsmouth, to cost
SIS, 700.
sEE The, New York Journal says that
S"Germany has been the first country Ia
pull a hand out OF the Asiatic grab bnp
I She holds up Chinese eoaling station
as her prize.
b The Philadelphia Ledger remarks
Should those Boston people succeed in
selevating the stage 1t will add much to
the qualification OF the folks who SIT
behind the big hat"
Z
1.-THE will
.iiean In the Office of President Of the
United States. thinks the Baltimore
american. but sometimes even the
american makes mistakes.
3S5 The San Francisco Call says: "As the
zeal fisheries are rapidly. being reduced
TO q point where there viii be nothing
Vert to dispute about, international su-
SPervision may be regarded as triumph
Df peaceful diplomacy"
The Augusta Chronicle says that q
yellow yellow named Crime has just walked
into tllt Atlanta from Chicago. He meant
Z 20 get down in time. to be there at Chi
es ssaso day, but found the walking was
4 not as good as Pullman.
en- After the Baltimoreans captlre A.
~
laalnta, they should put It on board their
! special trains and bring 1t back with
s9them, says the Baltimore American.
rs rs there anything else that Baltimore
VANS VANS! II SO, speak right out
senor Enrique Trujillo, editor of tho
3 sssIalt revolutionary organ, is a typi-
II eaA Cuban, short and dark, with glitter
Ing black eyes, and a nervous manner.
~ ne 1s one Of the leaders in the move
s$iaent't and is trusted by oil the revolu
y tionists
me Roanoke Times says that, south
y sIhz Republicans are bowling mad at
q t .ne pooling of interests on the part
8 5 of representatives from PENNSYLVANIA.
& New York. Missouri and Ohio. which
q Eesnlted in the capture by them of the
g 4 lf,ui good offices of the House of Repre-
Eentatiyes"
ss5 The N. Q. States says that a dclega-
sss1lon OF about one hundred ex-union
3s 3seoloi 0s9 left Chicago Thursday on
4 p peas pilgrimage to Vicksburg, " here
u they VIII be entertained by old ex-Con
y ieeo eesrrate veterans whom they once
ss1aeed IN battle. The purpose of the
g 81 is to have Congress make n M.
sattona1 park OF the battlefields around