The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-26

with each other
The Southern furnaces are producing
$4,000 of the 100000 tons of pig iron now
turned out in this country.
1t is reported from Constantinople
that fifty members of the Young Tur-
kish party have been executed for COM
plicity in the recent riots.
McKinleyism is continually receiving
punctures in It's tire III the almost daily
reports Of wages advancing and the gen
eral resumption Of factories throughout
the country
Instead Of lying awake over the gold
reserve, take another look at the corn
fields, where tons and train loads CT
gold are being made ready for the en-
richment of the ration.
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The New York Herald says that prize
fighting is dead-and the sooner the
professional bruiser learns to carry the
hod or break stones the better 1t will be
for the community and himself.
A San Francisco clothing firm prints
picture of Svengali and Trilby IN its
advertisement, with the legend beneath:
eve don't want to put yon into a trance
we are content to give YOU /, fit"
There never was 4 time In the history
OF the country when Il nan that tolls
was paid so many dollars for H. and
when those dollars bought SO many of
the necessaries of life. This is under a
Democratic tariff.
The latest discovery OF science Is n
cure for nerve troubles. The patient is
recommended to sing. Some may live
and recover by this simple remedy. but
there will be some whom the neigh
bors Will not let live after they have
made one trial of the cure.
The new tariff appears to be doing
right well for youngstcr. Our exports
or manufactures for the fiscal yeor
promises to beat all previous records
which is why we rcmark-iet the tariff.
alone. GIVE manufactures q chance. re-
marks the Toledo Rec (Dem>
The Chicago Dispatch referring 10 n
socialist meeting addressed by Ker
Hardie says: The services were short
MI Hardie advised the Socialists to
hang together" It's pity the Sheriff
can't get authority to hang them sep
arately. and begin with Hardie.
The Baltimore Manufacturers Record
1 declares: THE handwriting is on tho
wall. Southwark the course of empira
takes Its way, and so the great business
leaders who made Chicago and the
West now see that they must take an
active part in the South's development
YIN order to share in its prosperity"
The Brooklyn Eagle saws the nGar..s
OF President Cleveland at the Atlanta
i Exposition was on par with the more
noteworthy Of his public utterances. II
( was dignified in tone, broad in rpirit
u ana admirable in the simplicity of it's
y phreseology. It's appositeness precludes
criticisB..
Cards have been issued for the we'd
ding of Miss Vandelbiit and the Dirk
or Marlborough. Several costly proc
\ ents from abroad will moi be Displayed
because the interested families nre 100
A poor TO pay the heavy tariff duties The
Luxe recently ordered held In Enela ii,
4 52o,oOO worth of presents because ba
3 did not want to pay the duty on them
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GOV. Mckinley can be counted upon
TO fight shy Of all facts and Inquiries.
hut there Is one fact that will out
e weigh all OF his twisted figures and
Slimping logic. This fact is that the
wages of / 100000 workingmcn have been
4 1er.
4 34 and cannot be disturbed for two years
B 20 come. Juggle with figures as he
1ay. this fact puts him down.