The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-16
THURSDAY, JANUARY 1S 1896.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 1S 1896.
HEIGHT PAGES.
Utah has q population of over 100000,
and not all of these are plural wivAs,
Senator Wolcott, of Colorado. says
THAT he and his colleague will not be
bound by the Republican caucus.
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain ought to
have the material for a good story on
sTwice-twisted Tails. thinks an cx-
change.
The Boston Herald says thai II LOOPS
as II the ticket might be Benjamin IIar-
srison,. of Indiana. and the Widow DIM
mick. of New York.
The grand jury of Baltimore, il its
report made to the court 4 few days
sssince, recommended the r~e-establlsh-
ment of the whipping post in that
city.
4Iavana Is in n chronic state,of alarm,
land the presence of u large Spanish
army in the n~eighborhood dops moth
Ing to assuage 1t, remarks the Baltimore
Herald.
sNIt is reported from London that Lord
salisbury Is endeavoring through n third
ss$power to open the way for q resump-
5tion Of diplomatic relations with vene-
zuela
The Omaha World-Herald says that
Nthe English walnut is becoming very
unpopular. Perhaps it would be re-
stored to favor II it were called the vene-
xuelan walnut.
ss Laureate Austin that he Is
compelled to Withhold his approval of the
ssAmerican people. Before long Austin
will begin to learn what the American
people think of him.
The reported alliance between Speaker
y Reed and Senator Allison. which Is &C.
accepted as resting on good authority.
looks like the field against Mckinley.
remarks the Boston Herald.
Let those who would reform the civ
by preamble and resolution be sure thai
4 their daily walk and work are in ac-
#$cord with their public profession. saws
Nthe Scranton tPa.) Democrat.
The Denver Post thinks that with the
sSWhiskey Trust, the Sugar Trust The
Lemon Trust. and a Republican Cover.
nor, the Kentucky Colonel Is ready for
wa for anything for a change.
---- F..
sgpl chat L..
e plunged into the tide Of presidential
q e~ontroversy. a contemporary thinks tha
1 perhaps Mr.. Reed is sorry that he ga 20
those ten committee chairmanships u
8New York.
sSff One Of the reform clerks of orc Of
Ne York's reformed courts IS lockod
sSupSin the Tombs on a charge Of blair
ssEtealing. He flched the fees of III,
acourt and has acknowledged his guilt
says 'as the Washington Post.
Emo matter how high British patriotism
II may rise, and how loudly Englishmer
may ak Of fight, the men in charge o.
s$fhe5ofice on Downisg street will see t.
ssg1tSthat an efficient remedy for REDUCING
fhe Temperature is not wanting.
JtLctENm+e
eth Chicago Dry Goods Reporter saw.
ss5sI Hlna IT is important TO note that man,
8of the most acute nnanciers of this com.
are backing with investment thei,
8optnton that we are about to enter unor
period of pronounced and genera
Courier-Journal says that Mr.
thinks there is an irrepressibI,
between free silver and homes,
money, and perhaps he is light. So Ions
IT Is an open question whether .
Nsedollar Is to be 40 or 100 cents. the conn,
gdence Of foreign investors Will be easily
ldisturbed.
since h Blackburn following has va
evolved to put off a vote until Wilson,
vacant chair shall have been filled ~.
anutlook is for one Of the longest ,nf
9 bitter contests that has ever mn,
test the American theory Of man,
scanacity for self-governmcnt. says the
PhiladeeaAn RECORD.