The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1896-02-08

form, they would sweep the country
next November, for many prominent
people claim that the great ma jority Of
the voting population of the country
favor free silver.
The bill passed by the Senate pro-
vides that from the date of the act the
minis OF the United States shall be
open to the coinage of silver. and the
dollar shall be of the present weight
and fineness, and also provides for the
issuance of silver certificates. 1t also
further provides for the coinage of the
seigniorage now in the Treasury, and
authorizes immediate issue of certif.
Gates upon the same in advance of it
being carried One section Of the bill
provides that no bank note Of less than
$40 shall hereafter be issued, and those
outstanding of less amount shall be
taken up and Cancelled as rapidly as
possible.
Section 4 provides that the green
backs and Treasury notes shall be re-
deemed in standard silver dollars or in
gold coin, at the option of the Treas
urer, and the greenbacks when so re-
deemed shall be Immediately reissued.
On his return to Washington, Col.
II. D. Money was the recipient of many
hearty congratulations upon his CONF
plimentary election to the Senate 10
succeed Senator George. In fact neat-
| ly all Of his time when off of duty has
been taken up by friends from all ovrh'
the country, who flock about him 80
pay their respects to the new Miss s.
sippi Senator. Col. Money is perso n
ally. as well as politically very pop u.
lar here. He has very extensive Il G
quaintance throughout the country 4 nd
always leaves good impression With
those whom he meets. The Washing {
ton Post of Sunday prints u very int, r
csliny sketch of the Money family. Il:
well as Il splendid portrait OF Miss L Il
liam Money, who is to be married q!
the 18th inst, to Mr.. Beverly Heed.
who is Il nephew and adopted son Of
Congressman Culberson, of Texas, and
a near relative of Gov. CulbersOn, OF
that State.
The House Committee on Foreign
Affairs on Saturdy afternoon adopted
Il resolution by IL strict party vote.
cenHring Ambassador Bayard for his
two speeches at Edinburgh and Boston
which will be reported to the House
this week and doubtless will be pass, u
by the Republican majority lhe
,iemocratic members of the conmittee
WIZ v&tHa oolidoy ar"i,i,t the resolu-
tiOn, we're Messre Money, MCIreary,
Price, Tucker and Dinsmore. Col,
Money is now preparing a speech in
defense of Mr.. Bayard. The Democrats
take the position that the Ambassador
is not guilty Of indiscretion, and that
the House has not the power TO repri-
mand him. That he is the creature Of
the President with the consent Of th'
lSenata, and that they alone have any
jurisdiction over him. But it seem:
that the Housr is composed OF a mH jNr-
ity of ''owcr case" members who hav'
large supply of cap l'son hare
which they like to display on all "rr.
sions, and nothing affords them M
pleasure than to be able to ''pi D,I
ocratc form. But Col. Money v
doubtless use his mallct and 'shoo'r
STICK with good effect before H.
dump" Mr.. Bayard. 81
, The House committee on po>t-otI
and Post Roads has agreed to rep'
|favorably a bill to change all IN j
from the second class mail ma /,
9 which is transmitted at the rat z! o
e cent a pound, to the fourth r!"-~ !, b:
T. rated at eight cents per NNnrH r
prOsnects OF a reduction IN I,t'" y,
' tugr are extremely ~'ooEty.;1 ty,
e lad who has lassy at Il "'>t":'' E W
It be expected to cOntributc tWur 'uls
# the Post Once Department '\' ry ii
he sends her an ounce Of lew lei,
" paper and vioIcts.
re There was anOthrr one rf t1o.a
e terrsling public r'rrm:'.. nt
:. White House on Saturday. ;hun
''niggcrs and po white trash are
= corded the divine priviIrgt.' If ~haH
hands with the first gent le1nun ;
lady of the land. Mrs. { lcveland
beautiful in face and form. and has
lovliest hand and arm that the aver
eye often beholds. while & rover she
out hand at you that zee Is like a c
vassed ham. Amorg IN ladies '
assisted Mrs. Cleveland to receive
the Blue room were NJ esdames v
thall, Catchings and \ ,onev. of
State.
Mr.. Maurice Spenc er. of Crv
! Springs, formerly edit or of the Met
but who now holds position in
Government Prlntln Office, has b
quite i'll for the pas t two weeks y
Pleurisy, but is now convalescent,
continues TO mum ne air TO the SO
''The girl left be hind me-
The Weather T ,ureau is either o
protracted intoxit cation or has lost
combination to Il ,e elements. Snow
predicted buta real MAY day is "
US instead. = e Fraterpally,
PERCY L. MOORl