The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-04
SATURDAY, JANUARY, 4. 1856.

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HEIGHT PAGES
s5S5 The New York Herald has subscribet
ID 10000 to fund 10 secure the Demo-
cratic National Convention In that city.
8aael II the Cubans are not bclligerents, the
ssSdetintion of the state of belligerci,cy
s. ought to be changed in the dictionaries,
4 thinks all exchange.
The Kansas City Times announces
4 ohat peace reigns in Chicago; the Erea
y y peer war Is ended, and cltlscns have re-
( turned to their former vocations.
The Augusta Chronicle thinks that
1855 must be very remorserul when II
,Siooks back over it's 365 days and consId-
4 ers all the deviltry and crime 1t has
ssnshered into the world.
ISL The Chicago Dispatch remarks that
III John Bull wants to thrash ,he
United States. Russia is quite willing
Ssto take care of India and Turkey while
Ei he is dhping it-and afterwards.
ISss The Camden (AIe) cucumber mag
a mates report that this years shipments
4 anlrnunted to 2,4o0 barrels. or more
than 400 more than last year 1t takes
$500 CT these cucumbers to fill barrel.
$50 one OF the pleasantest features of the
west ives End Woman's Club of Chicago
Il rs Daughters Day" when the club
d members entertain their daughters as
:sstheir guests, and prepare a programme
especially for them.
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Ss 1t may be interesting to chicken fam
K cters to know that :. man In Indiana
G has gone crazy on the subject of eggs,
q H probably dame CT counting them be-
5sfore they were Matched, suggests the
g9Augusta Chronicle.
,,sg The Pt1ila delphia North American rc.
Il marks: Talk about mobil.zins the S,ata
& troops on the Canadian border: time was
sSwhen financial war mobilized a small
] army OF eX-Amerlcan bank officials right
E1n the heart Of Montreal
N The Dunraven Commission does mo-,
expect to report for about a week long
Ger. BY that time Dunraven will be
ehome-but then 1t is easy to put a few
i extra spark arrcsters on the cables, sug-
gests the Philadelphia Ledger.
The Cleveland World remarks thai
& Mrs. Vanderbilt has already asked the
i police to rid her of the begGars and va
grants that beseige her residence. Tint
English dude was enough. and She
sdoesn't want to support American appli-
Giants
sstSt;T Hartford Times says that now the
ssfteed men are making inroads on the
forces in Georgia II the
RPasa handshaker Is relying on the
votes of the colored delegates to nomi-
3snlaafe him next June, he might as well
quit now.
lssSSssT Phtsburg Commercial Gazette
says that when the new woman comes
and the new man gets settled down to
;Spusiness maybe we will have a new
sS,,Glshr!stn:as, or at least morning after
I tffat Will be as pleasant 10 recall as the
stiay itself.
;ssg Henry Wat:erson and his 900 train
ed Kentucky warriors have nc. been
:SMSdrd from Tor Two days. Can K be
:tiia,t they have walked through a slaugh-
ter house to an open grave, or are they
simply tar.ying aJ. a distillery? asks
Sthe Philadelphia Inquirer
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1.-THE Chicago Chronicle says that the
sLpnaon newspapers which looked to the
lSsrate to check the President in his
5sss{ssertion of the Monroe doctrine. are
Sstssw reduced TO the necessity of depend
giisg OF the the New Yorl: World and
sslSrofector Won Hoist. If they fail
ss4i,ecl ali is lost.
IA His. Lordship. Windham-Tho mas
ssV3ndhanl-Quin. earl OF Dunraven ana
sBfetiat- lara. ViscouEt Mount Earl of
5S5SSnly Limerick. Viscount Adare. also
sf'aEoa A7are of Ada"e. also Baron Ken
~ Of :tenry, knight Of St. Patrick.
sstSs r0net OF Great Britain, etc, etc. etc,
cid: p:ly did well TO leave the country
thinks the Chicago Record.