The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-05

sffA census bulletin shows that Pennsyl-
wanna is one of the few commemorative
where the males outnumbes the females
by 74,64S.
Republic Of Liberia is trying 10
Itentice colonists from Texas with the
Eypromise of thirty acres Of land and n
yoke of oxen.
aB$ Several of the thirty-three Cubans I'M
In Moro Castle as insurgents
have been released for want of proof
A6gainst them.
$$bs Fltzslmmons made $40. 900 In Il minute
saand a hnlf. The St. Louis Globe-Demo-
sG33crat says It places him In the Morgan
u syndicate class.
N14N&f @NC.
a OF the twenty Alabama counties that
s4have selected delegates to the lacpubli-
II can National Convention. Mckinley has
seventeen.
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Ex-senator Frye, of Maine, the Republic
and high protection.s,, has declared
sSSthei new Republican tariff bill 10 be as
esdead as Julius Caesar.
The Peoria Herald remarks tina, Scna-
tdr Tillman says he has risen from the
l&iranks. Was there ever n time when he
was ranker than he is nov?
New York Tribune says that
these are days OF home rulc, IND that
MGoYernment cf cities by allen commits
s@Sslons' is a relic of barbarlsm.
xLATts II N n ,AaA~t =
hfdorleY says:"There are probably not six
sssSnglishmen over hf.y whose lives need
be written or should be written"
sSThe New York Sun says the Sultan
not wear shoe-brush whiskcrs as in
1 dicated in nearly all newspaper pictures,
~ but is clean shaver and Sood-looklng.
S$saSSkIt looks as If the Republican score
@scards at ST. Louis next Junc will hardly
q = big enough to contain the names of all
& b entries, remarks the Philadrlphia
&ssBulletin.
SssSIf there Is land at the North Pole. saws
the ChicaEo Record. 1t will be interest
to note how long It will he before
some OF the European nations are fight
sskhing for 1t.
$&#lt has been proposed 10 submit to a
&bemocratic primary in Nebraska the
@auestion whether the State shall send Il
81 freeFsHyer delegation to the Chicago
l&HsConyention.
Lo Valiquet. n barber, for refusing
Sfosshaye a colored man. was fined $25
81 inAthe police court Of HavcrhMl. Mas.
sMonday, and this was In Massachu-
Ssetts. Think of it.
Dr.. was asleep when his ship
preached England. but the New York
s7HYorld thinks that he won't enjoy much
SStlumber after ne reads Laureate Austin.s
poems on his exploits.
y The Philadelphia Record thinks tina.
8Gen. Washington would be inexpresibly
amazed ct the improved facilities for
crossing the Delaware which the new
railway bridge affords.
The New York Legislature has passed
saSlaw which is designed to expel from
lsfhat State all foreign insurance compa-
mics whose countries will not admit New
sEYork Insurance companies.
Windham : Thomas Wyndham : Quin.
@Fnrl Of Dunraven and Mount-Earl, Wis
Scount Mount-Earl, Baron Adare OF
3Adare. etc. etc., has been fired" from
New York Yacht Club.
General Weyler has determined to be
s"seyere" with the Cuban insurgents.
But what If the Cuban insurgents make
liz similar resolution regarding General
ssNeyler? asks the Chicago Record.
Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll has writ
Jon a letter TO Mr.. John Rusl,, of Chi
sag, In which he agrees to address the
sSongregation of the Militant Church OF
s9hat city the next time he visits the
Western metropolis. He will also he the
aSnea.&of the Militant Church Club du-
sslfas his stay In the city.