The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-29
SUNDAY. MARCH 80, 1886.
EIGHT FACES.

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Now that General Hippolyte is dead
o few resolutions in Hayt' arc ir order.
A report is published in London that
Great Britain has purchased Delagoa
bay from the Portuguese for s25 600 900.
Herr Ahlwardt. who has almost been
forgotten, will hardly have the same
sweet remembrances" of America that
Eplalie talks about.
Dispatches from indianapolis say that
the Indiana delegates are at heart for
Harrison. and would desert Mckinley
Tor him at any time
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E1-Go, esaoi Campbell has written an
other letter IN which he SAYS he Is not a
candidate for the Democratic Presi-
4 Denial nomination and does not want
Il
The Springfield Republican wants to
\ know what has become OF Hawaii. and
b the answer is that 1t is in the same
: Old place. We haven't heard of any
change in location
The Washington Star says that Da-
Il IEota man who shot a big hole clear
4 through his head because he wanted to
take the short line out of Dakota, con-
stinued to live and get well.
The Board of Health OF New Yor, and
other Eastern cities have called upon
the school authorities to abolish the
& slate and slate pencil on the ground
that they spread contagious.
The Washington Star thinks that it
& would be q beneficial undertaking. if
Mr. Depew would establish an institu
ton for instructing diplomats in the art
of discreet after-dinner speaking.
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Political gossip in New York. says
the Brooklyn Eagle, canvasses the name
of General Benjamin Z. Tracy as man
who might come to the front If there
should be deadlock st st. Louis
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When the resolution 10 adjourn Con-
3 gress on May Cd gets into the Senate.
X that body will probably begin a discus
sion on 1t that will end some time in
August, thinks the Philadelphia Ledger.
Mckinley may be "Prosperity's Ad-
4 vance Agent" but If precedents mean
anything 1t is the manufacturers of the
land who will have to make the ad-
yances. remarks the Philadelphia Rec
ord.
II the Democratic party is not strong
enough to stand and fight alone to vic
tory let her go down in defeat but in
honor. She will rise again when prin-
ciples will rule the day, remarks the
3 Charlotte Democrat
Referring to Maj. winder, the VIII
mington Messenger says: 1--WE do not
think North Carolina has ever had a
native son who ever served her better
and more acceptably in railroad mat
ters.' and 1t is right.
The Populists of North Carolina de-
clare through Marion Butler that they
VIII not vote for anybody who is not in
h Favor OF the singleli silver standard.
Then the people of that State will have
y to try and do without them.
More than 100 members of the House
of Representatives are away from
Washington on leave. Those that re-
main behind. however. keep up such a
I racket doing nothing that the absentees
are not missed. says the Savannah
+ News
Senator PETER, of Kansas. predicts
E mat the Republicans will sweep the
country in the autumn elections. He
believes that the Populist party will poll
the second largest number of votes,
while the Democrats viii be bad third.
Sat Senator PETER. OF Kansas. does not
saoN everything. by long shot