The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-24
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Nine Philadelphia hospitals have unit
\ ca In demanding filtration of the city
) water.
Morton, Reed, Allison and Bradley are
for sound money. Mckinley is for the.
h delegates.
Russell Sage characterizes the propo-
Z sition to establish, three-cent street
8 railway fare as "confiscation."
An Engiishman In Washington at dim
& ner declined to eat an ice frozen in the
q shape and colors of the American flag,
B This Is too bad. really.
4 A man up In Biddeford. Me-, who fall
ed to be elected Mayor of that town at a
4 recent election has accepted the janitor-
& chip OF the city building
Harvard Is to have couse of study
IN the Russian language. This should
& lead to something new and strange in
s the way of college yell.
The Nashua Telegraph thinks that
4 Silver Dollar Bland is the logical candi-
"a date for the Democrats. The Nashua
u u Telegraph should switch off,
's3ttsf.iS
The Washington Post thinks that IL
s there is anything else Mr.. Tillman de-
sires at the hands of the Chicago Con-
Il vention he should not hesitate to men
sion 1t.
The Galveston News thinks that wife
mas no business sewing for the heather
when her husband wears a heavy long
y tailed coat in summer to AVOID embar-
rassment. ta
The Chicago Times-Herald announces
I thet Mr.. Quay has returned to Wash
{ ington and is prepared to receive promo
y sais from any person who has plans for
we arrest of public sentiment.
Lieutenant Peary's proposition to dis
~ cove. the North Pole for $4,000 might,
s meet with more consideration If he would
e Explain what we are to do with it after
Il We'get 1t. remarks the WASHINGTON Post
sae flve hundred Democrats met a Dallas
8 TUESDAY and resolved to reorganize the
i1enocratic party in Texas for yigo-
Fons night for sound money. A State
d convention will be held at Austin Tuna
me Philadelphia Times is of the opln.
icn that the Democracy of the nation
e cannot approach success either this vaa,
IS or In the future without adop.inr
4 shorcughly sound money platform at Ms
coming Chicago Convention.
sS no say that the Democratic mart,
stands strongly to-day by the ideas a
ri local self-government and religious free
$ dom Is simply to declare that It is tru,
70 Its principles and the principles O
Its founders remarks the Boston Globe
The Terre Haute Gazette says a rumo
s IS current to the effect that a man name,
sullom has decided to withdraw. n,
sspartlculars are given concerning IN
G identify of Cullom. and what he is /,
Withdraw from is not stated, but some
s body said he was after the PRESIDENCY
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zzss Vhe New York Sun saws that Il
Ss71nen to be grateful for that there
10 least a Republican candidate fo
sskrssident for every day in the weel
he list Is: Reed, Morton. Quay. Nc
u fSinfey. Bradley, Allison. Cullom, and.
& EfAnderaon and Elkins are counted, the1
Is are enough for a baseball nine
lsn exchange announces that the No
inley men are now confident of yer
ss e majority in the convention. Thel
81. sslsi be 1885 delegates in all, of whor
have already been instructed fc
81 sstc Kinley and ~ for Cullom. The No
e: A inlsy men expect to get about 900 c
|E5sss5he delegates. OF some $50 more than
nA3osify.