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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26

find itself In ono hall more than anothers
why does the first assembly, contain 80
has a MONOPOLY of talents and cnlisNtcn-
ment2 GIe ascribes II 10 the double eleS-
ton Of the Scnators.) The popular VIII
In passing through the Legislature iwhlch
elects the ~SeuatOrs) issues from In
noblcr and moro beautiful forms. Inc
mon who are thus elected represent ex-
actlv the majority OF the naticn when
governs. but they represent only the eie-
waited thoughts which have currency IN II,
tho generous Instincts which dominate
it. and not the little passions which often
ACETATE h. and the vices which dishonor
it, (NOi. d., p. 9,)-New YORK Evening
Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l-senator quay
arrived from Florida tnis evening, ac-
%companied by his brother. jerome. his
son. Lieutenant Quay. state senators
Becker. Vare and H~ardenDerg, Maeis-
trate Harrison. oN-Magistrato Durham
and Councilman Seger. Asked IN regard
TO his choice for Senator t0 succeed Mr..
Cameron. Senator quay scutcntioLsiy re-
marked.
y am not for WanamaScr. Beyond that
/ have nothing 20 say.
Senator Quay win remain here for "A
few days, ana then make a visit 10 lhila-
dephia 10 consult with his political
trends and adheronts. The positive an-
nouncoment OF tine Senators opposition
ID the candidacy of Mr. Wanamahcr VIII
perhaps not be surprising 90 the friends
OF that gentleman. but cannot fail 10
give additional interest 10 the contest
P4iladclphla Ledger.
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MIRRIAGr AT MINERAL CITY.
The Election Mas q Marked Influence on
the Mining Busires..

MINERAL CITY. VA. November 25-
Spccial-A pretty home wedding occurred
III le.sj O'Clock this morning at the resi-
dcnce Of Mrs. DR.. Gunter. near this place.
when her daughter, Miss Eva, became the
bride OF Mir. Homer T. Boswell.
The ceremony was performed by inc
Rev. Mr.. Balm. After the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Boswell took the Chesapeake
and Ohio train for Oid Point. Va.
The groom is a popular young railroad
man OF Clifton Forge, Va. The bride Is
"a very amiable young lady, and has many
friends i'm his community. who WISH her
much happiness in her new lie.
The election OK Mr.. Mckinley seems
10 have eXerted a marked influence upon
the mining business OF this section, ana
everything has imbibed q new life.
Shipments of pyrites ale gradually in
creasing. and judging from the many in
quiries the writer has received relative
10 this business. IL is evident that new
capitalists will seek an interest In this
section In the near future.
The gold-mining business Is increasing,
and the outlook IS reported quite iavora-
Bile.
Miss Porter. Of Louisa Courthouse. Va,
ana Miss Edna Kean. OF Mississippi, are
visiting Miss Grace Adams, at the Armin-
JUS mines.
Mrs. McClung. OF the Sulphur mines, is
AT COyington. Va, experimenting The
building Of a handsome residence.
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lan>nls Appointed.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. November %
Tho President has appointed Frank ID.
Hill. Of Minnesota. Consul AZ Santos. Bra
iii. and Rev. J. Leonard earning. Of New
York. Consul AT Munich. Bavaria. The
latter has been NiCc-Consul at Munich
since 1892. and succeeds Ralph S%teainet:
resigned. The vacancy az Santos. Brazl
was caused by tho recent removal or
Henry G.. smith (colored). I'M was re-
Gently Consul az LaGuayra, Venezuela,
and under President Clevclands former
administration held positions in the con-
sular service no Montcyidco and Asun-
ffUn.
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4 White Ribbon Lodge.

IRON GATE. VA. November .5.-Spe-
ciaI-Mrs. Newton. OF stanton. State or
ganizor for the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union. addressed a large audience
i'm the Baptist church al this place Mon
day night, and organized a union with
thirty-six members. The following off,
GERS were elected: President. Mrs. W. r..
Loving; Corresponding Secretary. Miss
Nav iackey: Recording Secretary. Miss
Efhe King. Treasurer. Mrs. j. y. Pryor.
The address OF Mrs. Newton made a
profound impression. and many others
Will Join the organization.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. NOV. -. 1896.
AHUTNED

PORT OF RICHMOND. nov. -. 1906.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Richmond. Davis. New york.
merchandise and passengers, OId DoiAlh-
ion Steamship Company.
SAILED.
steamer P~ocahontas. Graves. Norfolk.
merchandise ANA passengers. Virginia
Navigation Company.
steamer Richmond, Davis. Now York.
merchandise and passengers. Old Domln-
ion Steamship Company.
Schooner standard. Godfrey. East New
ark. railroad tics.
Schooner liuihicum Colst0n. Clare
mont. 10 load lumber for Baltimore.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. nov. 2J. iScG.
ARRIVED.
Dutch steamship AGO. New orleans.
SAILED.
Amir. steamship Saturn. Boston.
Barge Monarch. Boston.
Barge S.. T.. Mead. Boston.
Barge Boaklaud. Boston.
Dutch steamship AGO. Rotterdam.
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV. -. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
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pADUCAH. KY. November 25-ono
hundred and sivty-oue armed men arrived
hero bv train from Mayle,l at o'clock
this morning for the purpose OF lynchiLy
james stone. the negro who assaulted
Mrs. j. 49,. r. Green boo Graves county
The mob left the train AT The outskirts
Of the city. and at $3.50 o'clcck surrounded
the court-h0usc. when they found that
the feoro had been removed from tho
ilIl and placed on the Illinois Central
train 0n which the mob arrived. Tho
prisoner was sent 20 Louisville FOR safe
hlsUITr.
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TINE-Oponod at 2iAc., with sales OF
1.5i3 casks. and closed quiet at -ifac'i
receipts. 1876 casks.
ROsIN-Markot firm and unchanged
sales. 5000 barrels. receipts. J..si9 haIreis'
Quotations: A.. 49,, 9. D.. T.. ana E.
Sl.55. H.. Sl.G0; L.. S1.G5. X. sl.fO N,
$l.9o; n. $40: W. c., $3.50; ". w, S-Vo.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. Nov. 25-TUR-
PENTINE-Firm at 2ibc.. sales. - CASKS.
ROSlN-lIrm, sales. 800 barrels. quo
tations: 4. and r.. $40. -. and r.. Sl.f5;
r., S1.s5. g., $50, H.. $50: l., Sl.tOi
*. Si.G5. NJ. $50. ~. $500; w. g., $40;
Va "a - IA
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NEW YORK. November PA xan en-
tered McLc1n's Hotel ~ Fulton street.
BROOKLYN l1et night. and registered AZ
John McF1ddon. of Atlanta. H. was as
signed tD 3D. rear room ON the first floor.
room carly tais morning. and when the
door was broken ouon the room Was flied
with gas. and McFaddeu was found dead
iu bead. Die was apparently about %
years old. and had no hHeeaHo. but cN-
animation az some papers found in his
poci-ot showed le had given his right
F.nII
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
NEW YnRK my Goons MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2j.-The dry goods
market has disclosed just such quiet con-
ditious as are usually seen rom the eve
OF THANKSGIVING holid1v.' buyers have
1tcn in lmited attendance in the primary
market and spot business throughout has
ruled Indifferent.
The tone Of the market for st1plc cot
ton goods is dun. and although the gen
cral run Of sellers maintain a steady
front. there are indications of an easier
attitude i'm different lines Of domcetics.
which may have some effect on the views
and intentions Of buyers.
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LYNC1IBURG. VA. Nov. 2~5.-spocial.
"A col0rod child. four years OF age.
tho daughter or Addio Thomas. was
drownNl in "a wcli on Grace street THIS
afternoon.
BLOOD Is LIFE. and upon the purity
and vitality Of thc blood depends the
health OF the whole system. Experience
proves Hoods SarsapaIilla 20 De the rest
blood purifier.
HOODS PILLS act easily and promptly
on tho liver and bowels. Cure sick head
ache.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-26

CHICAGO. Ill. Nov. -5-WHEAT-
Had a Wild opening and compaIatlNtiy
quiet market Tor the rest of the ddA .
session. Liverpool quotations. which
for some time past have been ara lh
TespOusc TO our strength. were up "a 10
ai "a. az thc start this morning, and our
market. in order TO imply accord Win
tntm. began 20. above where II closed
last night. For probably fifteen minutes
there was sharp. active trading, but when
sellers of calls had protected themselves,
si0p-lOss orders had been executed ana
satisfied. holders realized, business be-
came quiet. ana until the close remained
I'm that condition, excepting when once
I'm 90 while some professional came an as
a buyer or seller of a moderate quantity.
Closing Liverpool adViCcs gave a slight
decline from the early outside figures.
May wheat opened from Sic. 10 s3iicr
sold down 20 S24c., closing at N3llc.-lt
UINc. higher than yesterday. Cash
wheat was firm and li4c. per bushci
COKN-Was firm without displaying any
Of the l~uOyauCY which was "a feature or
the leading grain market. Privileges
on corn sold az "A cry close range last
nllht and amy movement either upward
or downward met with the opposition i'm
CIdcut to trading against them. Moreover.
there was no belief in The stability Of any
boom that might take place. hence the
speculative caution. MAY corn opened
al -''sc.. sold between 21iic. and 21llc.,
closing at 2Tli 021Nc.-tc. over Yesterday.
Cash corn was firm and ic. higher.
OATS-Were not endowed with anything
worthy Of attention or mention. Bust
ness was local and very light. Firmncss
On the tone was due 20 the STRENGTH pre-
vailing IN the other markets. Nav oats
closed nc. per bushol higher. Cash oats
were steady.
pBON1SfONS-SpoculaU0n in product
ysas Of light proportions and the feeling
was easy. with prices showing declines
from Yesterday. The hog market showed
weakness. % that was the convincing
areumcnt 'or n similar tone in provisions.
Prices partially recovered before the
close on covering by shorts. January
pork closed 2iqc. lower. january lard .i.0
&C.. lower. and January rihe 2fac. lower.
Tho leading futures rougcc 1893 follows.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. Nov.
2J.-CATTLE-Kccoipts 1900 head. mar
kct weak. 0mmon TO extra steers, 5000
1880. stOckcrs and feeders. - iONi.lp;
cows and bulls. Sl.IlN21J 49,. Texans. 500
uiUO. western rangers. s~32Jd3.iO.
HOGS-Rcccipts. 5000 head; market
slow and Jufoc. lower. heavy packing
and shipping lots. S31uTffp. c0 priDn 10
choice mixed. S31OnIlO choice assorted.
~S33on3.fO, light. S3.luu34O; pre, 50 tOH
3.37it.
SfIEEP-Recoipts. 1000 heal; market
steady. inferior 10 choice, - frnj.lG,
lambs. S3JOnI.u.
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Princeton iazers Suspended.

PRINCETON, ". j.. Nov. 25.-In regard
TO the hazins at Princeton. chief Proc
tor James Topley says that the publish
ell reports had exaggerated the case and
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NEW yopK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 25-FLOUR-steady
ana quiet, winter wheat. low grades, s-.-J
$3.50 DO. fair To- fancy. ~$j.&'nAGVi pa
tent. ~*iJDuJtO. Minnesota clear. S5.iun
l.1j. patent. ~>3.ejuJ.UJ. low extras. 80
N3.2J. Southern nOur quiet. COmmon 90
fair extra. $Z.SJu3.fJ, good TO choice do,
WiiEAT-Dun and nrmcr. with op-
tious. No. = red. T. o. b.. 9uiic.; ungraded
red. S1USgc. Options We're active and
irregular. opening hrm. and advancing
D i-c, declined hHylc, d closed nfm
900 rul4c. over yesterday, no. = yea,
November and December, SJilc.. May,
CORN-Dun and nrmcr; No. .. 30c.. Gle
yator. SIC. afioat. options were dull %
irmori November, @'Ac., December ''c.'
OATs-Dun and nrmcr. options dun
and unchanged 20 ic. up, December,
2ic.; February, 2lric.' May -, sbo.
mixed western. e2a2ic.
IiAY-Quiet. shipping, GO0C2llc.; good
to choice. 1jut24C.
WOOIrFIrm. quiet. and unchanged.
BEEF-Quict and firm, family. Sy.OuH
1000. extra mess. S~7OoIT.5O. oc.f hams
steady at $3.50. ticrccd beef firm; city
extra. India mess. ~fl2Uful3.uo.
CUT MEATS-Quiot picked bellies.
~S1.ODN512i4, shoulders. $500. mans, SN.oo
IARD-Quiot and nominal. western
steam. Si2ONi2I. city. $40. December,
Sf1T. nominal. Refined duh; c~onii1"ni.
$500. South American. $500 compound,
Sl500i75.
PORK-Quict and steady; new mess.
S.0)0N ~.
BuTTER-Fanov firm: State dairy. IN
100. do. creamery. 13i4H2ic.; western
dairy. Sn13c.. Elgins. ~22022isc.
EGGS-Quict. State and Pennsylvania.
2oa2Gc.. icc-house. lGie9lSc wast"rn.
fresh. 22024c.. do. case. 81 25N'.Ol, SOUTH
crn. 21022iso.. lined. 15i3rlGc.
COTTON-SEED CIL-Quict and wc2ki
crude. 22c.. yellow primo. 2jc.
ROSIN-Quiot; strained, common 10
good. S1.N0.
TrRPENTINE-Stoady ~ 27017fc.
RICE AND MOLASSES-tncnaneci.
PEANUTS-Stoady; h~and-pieS'd. .lN
SIC.
COFFEE-Wcak ~ 501o points up. No
vomhor. SQ501o.7J January. SA31: March
and Nav. S03J6045. June. Se45. S-ptom-
Der. so.l5. Spot Rio quiet and hrn; NO.
+. $1,000 bid.
s~UGAR-Raw dun and steady: foir re-
fninr. orc Refined quiet and unch9nr'd.
FHEIGHTS TO L1VERPOOf-Quiot ana
easy. cotton. 5-32d.. grain. aga.
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BALTIMORE MD. Nov. 25-Nirginia
Century. G0i1n. Baltimore ana OHIO.
L. bid. Gas. o3is asked. 90. bonds, IS.
IuGl. Iii
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STORES

WILMINGTON. y. G.. Nov. 25.-ROSIN
-Firm: strained. $3.50, good strained.
NsPiRITS OF TURPENTINE-Steady;
machine. 2f&.c.: irregular, 244c.
TAR-Firm At LID
Guide TURPENTINE-Quiet and
steady: hard. $40; soft. $500. virgin.
sl.9J.
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T0NDON sILVER NiARKFT.


LONDON Nov. 1s-Iar silver. 3'l.;
,or.0Is. 1llfi for money ana HES Ton me
count.
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WILDLY ExTRavAoA"
~ ,hs Republican Represen'A'''
Running Things

..1,,e condition o. the treasury
.,,-I;ng thing. Looked at from .no
pa -, ~ view of republican platforms.
"a candidates and ''eme rgency pns,
J. !. little short Of appalling bani.rup.
!" " deficits. criminal Incompetence.
'.,,.om no hope till the republicans, en- :,
,h.;r own. But if it is CUES uon %
money 10 spend for ships ana a'. and
NO, srns and dredging Salt river ana
ar;ldipr $4,000 Courthouse N on
o1 ,here IS cash in plenty sensuo.
cn-man opposed IN addition - ~
s.-.I hill the other day on ne e,o.-.
-. .,be condition Of the 'reasur -.
- M, warrant wild extravagales.
10 Was quickly answered tha' ~. ~;,b
~ r.s actually running over W.
try ~ 10 less than saso. 900. 900 OF Gas !,
NC What senator would 'n ,.,D'
20 ling economical with balance -. =
- -, ,odrav on? TWAS patriotism ~
, .n that was lacking ANYHOW, -
.c,nocratic party came IN LOT :;
usn,es whirh.ver way you take ~
- bankrupted the treasury IN. -,
lands by doggedly and rcius - - !. ~
-. one Of the Sosooco.ooV u -
b rcedlessly taken from the peop srr.a,
= heaDed up in the vaults at I" ASSUME
" Post.
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mr. L. c. Bruce gives an aceoun. -
:, ,rpatic in the Derby Borough 'un'
no exhibits the phenomenon OF pas
80 from one mental state to ano'h..
~, h;r,h he is Welsh. and when ~ NJ
..w.,sh state his condition Is that Q,
,,emcn,ia. lie can then unnel $50.
Welsh but not English. In his Eng 8,
In state. his condition - ina. "
.hron;c man.. and he speaks ana un.
,,srs,ands both English and welsh Du n
!. cannot remember anything ma. -
..ur. 10 him when in the Welsh sta'e
.l,bourh his memory leaps over inc ~
,.~xs, and recalls events belonging :
,rsceding English states. 'on'e,s.'
,yher in the Welsh state he - 'o'a''s !
"oran, Of things that he knows and y, ~
J.rstands perfectly in the hnt''r
s,a,c Sometimes he passes from -
.,a,e 10 the other suddenly al o.h'
times he goes through an intermeals ,
s,s,e. during which there appears 70
mixture OF two conditions IN
i hrain.--Brain-
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On Law my plans correctly n was nec'
go Tor me 10 see the ground myself.
sf,r. a moments hesitation con-
.luded TO take the first sergeant Win
me. ...d,
W. tied lunches Of grass on our heans
a,,a ,h.n crept forward about ten yafus
arart until we came 70 the crest OF inc
,.hstructing hill. ] peered over drew
,..s,;Iv hack and took long trea'h.
.rhsre they were There was no doup'
az that. for they wcre not lVo saius
AWAY. and at the first glance "a"
that they were almost as many men ~
had. ,a,ar.
This WAS rather more than had par
GAINED for. | had expected 20 meet 'en
o. a dozen. ar. in case the panns ma
united 20 a. most. However, was ~
ar Il now. IL would never DO 10 r.
! trent. and my glory would DC an W
r Greater from such n capture.
| took another glance an" ueh -
: onad ~ nv sergeant t. fall back q shoi
= a;s,,,ca for consultation. -
+ a,n,. m TO me. without waiting ior III
+ 10 speak. he said:
: lieutenant. I think
T. lie got no further. for az thnt po'n'
= interrupted him. As he began :" si'e"
z. the thought flashed through my h'in'
y ..There. As had expected ne = so''
r. ~ presume on his position as an Q
=. soldier and give me advice ! did 2
III want any advice. ! wanted the cru
ne - ,ha whole credit.
N KNEW that his advice would Ne GO
for he was an old Indian fighter ah'
rs level-headcd man. but that was ~, !
eV- more reason for my not wanting ~ n'
oh his advice. for no doubt should oe
sly auenced by it, and then ! shouiu
he Il honor bound TO acknowledse
,op share in the success. Therefore a.
los- began to speak, said, perhaps ia'
the too abruptly: ~.
rat ..Nexer mind. sergeant. "hae
rail think: Join the troop ana nave =
ready 10 attack as soon as come 90
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r.rl,sss FinAneierlns Of the E1rss
rlunderer~-


u-Au ,ha Fiftv-fourth congress mes
Its speaker announced retrehcnin.n~
economy and reform 10 De rs p"Hes'
The prohigacy of the fAfty-hfs' -
cress MAS 10 be offset with irus"ii's
That would tie the knot IN the pure
strings tighter than any cemoerauc
Nous. ever tied il. The appropriations
hnls ~ he Fiftv-fourtn congress nave
III ,.aen made ~ and sent over 10 tne
-a,.,e That body Is conscientiouss
-'---.a.,.;r., ,h.rn. and what they VIII
hM ,hev come out OF conference
49, dares guess. The doubling
- Iva river and harbor bill gives some
indication. But, whatever Were -.
or Reeds good intentions AZ me oes.n
: ninr. he found that parties anu M
,,,licies have their momentum tnas
= av., a ears fat cannot overcome,
~, that HE love OF the "old nag anu
y annropriation." that made the "
6. -, he banner spendthrift OF the
"a ss,,- ,vas not a whit diEinisAe py
the Christening il got IN lS-v anu r..
: The appropriations MADE y -,
:" former congress. the ny ~
amounted TO SCI .505-5os- IL Was 'ue
- concentrations that were mace -
- rranent- or continuing unues VIZ
contracts we're made that succeeu'As
I; congresses had to make appropriations
I'D - ,ba, swellcci the actual appropr'"
a. $50 ~ that congress 70 an amoun'
70 -. .arned for il the title OF the Or
e ,--aolIar congress" Joe Cannon
chairman of the appropriations comi'il'
'oi- .a,,.lv stated that If Tom kee'
Vas -, -, So, down hard. this congres
- would have spent from slov'Voo'VDo :.
5000 O0O. 900 more than any io,in'' -.
- vress- In spite of the weight % -
une s,.saLer,s porderous form squat.so
au0 ~. congress. the amount carried ps "a
incarceration bills that have recei.s
:. oy .t .nnroval of the house is S5o5,ovo.'
now .-e,udinc about sli9. 900 900 OF .'contin
80 ing" appropriations. provision ~ 80
U.s. subsequent congresses WIN M IT
a''n make in their appropriation o,n
can FIRST session of the recoru o'."H
seem Fif,v-irst congress appropria''' -
S2s7.7 $50. r...o,,
itses. Tho frst session of the Flf'y-iou'
J Is x,rnasses its predecessors oy inc -
II Is rortable excess of s2l..2's,-9'' or ~
M 80 The continuing" appropriAuo
e and ~ nearly 500. 100000. With 'hr pies1
upon Of presidential campaign for the r no
nation and the election taken on =
DDS o. TON Reed no longer sitting down :
WIN, on Il. tie short session may pe =
r'N"i ,rusted TO take the banner ircl,
- Fiftv-frst and float It in trump !.
= 49, ~ own standard, p-oclaii-'ns
$3.50 unsurpassed and unsvr
7 IS sorter OF taxes and distributor q
Ii's :" lions. Dut what grim comm
his uncqualled proiiigacy on ~.
u va ,rihes Of the republicans aDou.
'ilhs y deficit in the treasury ~ p0e.'s.
the eN- Iamentinr deficiency oreeolns
can eN ;r- unable TO agree on any r.
ommon measure. they 60 gaiiy on seass
49,. the money about as u 'ns -.
prehe were as ovcrfowing as ~ was
90 anu democratic administration .ur,
'ongre-Ss over 70 their tender mercies IN
'.i' 81. Paul Globe
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

49,. Ouay and Plat insist On
attention the fact that 'hero
~. a,;I, : few OF the un-Mchinleyizea
No aoub, Hon. William Mchin.
III, .oon consider himself quite go
!, having some opinion on Inc -
ouestion.-N. y. Sun
with money in this town - /,
:, Mckinley. il looks very nuon .sor.
Marx Hanna has resumed
go. under the nose OF Tom Is@s'
y. y. Journal. ~,rcssed
,;s.,f as obicc;ing 20 the term -"
,aria.- This looks like repuo.sn .
ssc,i,n in the majors own s'A'
t-cit Free Press. ~,
Mr. QUAY. as a presidential can
-..na. on the broad platiort
49,, somebody whose name ~ =
Kinlev must be no-nina'en y .
rou;s convcntion.-Chicago ne =,
crosvenor and Hanna nave n
r,r,.v within dozen vctesoi me NJ"
80, with full three weeks see
ea,,re. Really. that convention 80
, a.,;,e superfuous.--Albany Argus' :,
THE strenuous efforts 81 tns !
-;-Icv managers 10 fry moro -. y,
!, ~ r,,,ufacturer~ l. incrnsis'sn' -
!, heir assertion that Mckinney ~.
: onlv 4 votes 70 be notninafso'-"""
r City Times ,n .s,errauh
! If Mckinley VIII
y buy en- back in bunches, .sas !
i. trouble WITH the fellows = Inas |.
= aa , hc depended upon 70
- targht-IIlipois State Register.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-22

- Too Cordial.-The Hcstess-
- sunpose there is no use OF asking ~.
=. s,sx IN dinner" The Caller 10Y
IN that way."-tieveland ram -.
and you actually aver 'ha' yoS
learned 70 ride wheel without o"e
.',.en~;rv9 You?" "Yes. iei' 'o'
near an awful death 70 dare 10 De pro-
e---Indianapolis Journal
.Xhy. Tommy. you are not .. 'he
.gain and only whipped for 1t an
hour ago?" ~Yes. .lamma' : -
vou tsll auntie you though' -. :
,,binrcd me TOO hard, and thought
at,. h, even --Pearson's weekly
vrs Gadd--How is your girl Mrs
c.,1,,- Mrs. Gabb-''Well. she's apom'
,aa,,lv dirty. She spoils everything sue
nnols and she's lazy and impuden'
tut she has one good qnah,s >.
~, With Indeed. what Is tna''
.she STANDARDIZATION Life
~ wonder how he can hug such
<-;oh, y exclaimed the Infant froolss
Hacking significantly in the oiree. ~"
!, he Armlcss Wonder and inc ~
,an princess. THAT. appre henu'
reioined the Candy butcher. -
occasional secret."-Detroit 1 riDun'
..yvbu- il this address? asked "
,,i,h the sunburned hair. shown
newspaper clipping 70 the neros :, :,
Ger THAT is vacant lot sa'u =
of,icer. II allowed il WIZ lou ses'
. saw a advertisement that said ! eou ,
, -, a poc,es fire escape for 80 Genus
r;,;n, 70 this Teller nt this NUNS
"a a. thought it might he NAM
: when / come TO town. ! sen. o.. 20;
a an, what do YOU s'pose l gov
: il up" -Got Testament
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-22

I'VE are thwarted. she gaspen' -
NJ into the arms Of the leading lu'e"'
Ile. My father -,
what has he dcne?" demanded IN
,,.h with an ominous intona'ion.
.Iie has hidden al cf my warar,os
,, 81 cc~s,rnes." she cried. mel
voice rising 70 a Shrek -, -.
ANYBODY AT all consersan. W. !. y
tendencies Of the drama conin 'er .na
~ slcpesnsnt was Impossible; how
- they could do song and oanoA'
Detroit TribunA