The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-22
"WEDNESDAY. JANUARY %. 1896.
EIGHT PAGES.

n EIGHT PAGES.
sstsi The Governor Of Arizona says that
II; territory produced In 1895 sl0.000OO0 in
a gold, against s4,0OO,O0O in 1894.
SsR;s Since President Krueger won a vcto-
Ary several of his relatives have been
discovered i1 this country. says the
sssss Galveston News.
Is It looks as if the Napoleon revival
and the Lincoln revival might be sue
81 ceeded by the Monroe revival, remarks
tsthe Boston Globe.
ssfsf A new American comedy. to be intro
\ duced to New York theatre-goers this
Sweek by William II. Crane, Is entitled
.ieThe Governor OF Kentucky" Which
Zone?
ss;ssS The Boston Globe says that Professor
tsg Andree, of Sweden, hopes to start by
Rt balloon for the north pole next summer
The date of his return Is not definitely
SStlxed.
The mention OF Governor Morton as
D; e. Presidential candidate, says the Pc
s%oria Herald, sounds like the dropping
tsssof q big round dollar on a stone pave
II ment.
iites ss II the Red Cross cannot enter Arme-
" mia. the armies of the allied powers
n ehould. The Sultan should be made to
sSschoose between the two, thinks the
"a Boston Journal
ss Another thing suggested by having a
III battleship named Kentucky is. if there
was a bar in the river, would it find
any difficulty In passing It? asks the
Times.
;sfSg Governor Bradley, Of Kentucky, has
Il Just worn his first frock coat, and the
ss5AFashington Capital says that perhaps
&.he will hove dress suit when he
y gets to be President.
s The New York Recorder thinks that
S. even in the banana belt of Kentucky a
A man was frozen to death the other
\ evening in spite Of the grateful and
& warming influence Of the jng.
The statement of Mary Yellin Lease
& &hat she never wears. q coat cut for
SSanother person indicates that she still
scltngs to the new woman idea, and that
\ the old mans coat Is safe
5s& One of Foraker's follower in the Ohio
SIegislature is named Skyrocket. One
McKinley's men in the same body
/ ta named Sleeper. The lack OF harmony
6 among Ohio Republicans is not surpris-
x Ing. remarks the Buffalo Courier
The Baltimore News says that Mr..
s9Dsna, of the New York Sun, who is the
fmost sanguinary editor of this or any
other hemisphere. has found n new way
& Tor this country to get into trouble
53aNhy don't Mr.. Dana discover a way for
. ssfhe country to get out Of trouble?
When the report that ten inches of
Is red red snow had fallen in Indiana, the
ssfstsTooklyn Eagle was moved to say: We
8gkneW that they occasionally painted
Gowns red in that usually temperate
ss:esection, but never dreamed that they
:st Syp become so fierce and waseful as
3 20 paint the snow.
MIR. Butler. the Popuilst Senator from
81 North Carolina, has made six long
81 speoches In the first six weeks Of the
.aeession says the Providence Journal
Ss. .s's, any one remember a thing he has
$ $sssssiile Does any one wonder that there
II se ~ q growing feeling at Washington in
sSSavor Of short session.
ss5ss The United States pays 5000, 600 a wear
Ri cor Its weather service; Great Britain
600; Germany, $4,000 Russia, SEA, 900:
$4,000; Switzerland. $4,000. and
s;s france. $4,000. Notwithstanding this
!!ss stlofunous outlay here, it Ia said that the
81 weather the in the countries mentioned Is
50 ar more agreeable than that which we
sfzae accustomed to, says the New York
81 Jezs- But what moro does it want?