The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-18
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY lS, 1896.

y TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1896.
/ ElGHT PAGES.
SS5 The Atlanta Exposition shows final
/ Heficit of 500, sOG
The dispute between Italy and Brazil
Il As to be submitted to- President Cleve-
L land as arbitrator
". They are talking OF getting on to
& Platts tracks just as though Plat ever
b aeft his tracks uncovered.
III It is estimated that the aggregate OF
4 States prison sentences inflicted on New
SiiYork City's criminals each year is close
4 upon 1000 years.
Salisbury has come out as an ndvo-
& cate OF the Monroe doctrine but he
Il finishes to reserve the right to define
Ut according to his own ideas.
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IN During the year 1895 the consump-
tion OF sugar in the United States. ac-
4scording to recognized English author
ity. was 1915, 4O6 tons. or G7.s2s tons less
Il than during 1894.
The success of the bond sale will have
d e good effect in the way of helping Lord
& Salisbury to see what lies behind the
Is h Monroe doctrine in this country. re-
i marks the ST. Louis Globe Democrat
& IRep.)
we congressman Henry r. Gibson. of
tennessee. believes in keeping his fence
IN q good state of repair. remarks the
philadelphia Times. and yet this is NOT
Van unusual thing for Congressman 10
5ssdo. -
Kentucky wants protection for its
Il fyhiskey. 1t is claimed that great injury
us peing done to the reputation Of that
4 nltherto famous product because OF
z spurious Kentucky whlskey put on the
q market.
js8 Aoraham White and wife Of Boston
8s:Who were poor in worldly goods. but
4 rich In their faith in the country mn.
an &an bid for s5,OOo.OOO worth OF Govern
IS II aj alent bonds. at an outlay of A cents.
Il 3! and have cleared $4,000 off their option.
b says the Philadelphia Record.
8 Speaking Of President Kruger who
& mas been Invited to England. and vii,
Yfe1tehd his trip to other European Cant
4 Sais' the Philadelphia Ledger says: ut
Z mas not been decided yet whether Cham
: befisin has captured Kruger of Kruger
81 mas entangled Chamberlain"
sa me Galveston News says that sjxtv-
1.-TWO bishops of the Episcopal churc,
I'm the United States have sent ~ tra
Ssa=Si Of Canterbury a letter con
serh1ngthe Armenian troubles, in which
!e1sslkhey declare tina; "a crusade summon :,
ss py Christians the world over would ha
& truly WARRANTED" 'e
A younss.school teacher named uoa
~ TICKS, who resides I'm Honeybrook 49,,
'HS shlp, Pa, was arrested a few dovs no,
ssss upon complaint OF q resident of the
sS pace who charged him with u;teri, ,
sss'l1elre oaths. At hearing berora !.
N ar
nj 80 % cents per oath, q total Of $50;
The Philadelphia Record tells of = Lar
XII eeyman who went into seclusion in ,sc
~ because the people of New Jersey no.
ssss sdefeated the Republican candidate 70
sSi governor. and who had since L., hi
S beard grow, and lived the life of
;ssi hermit, has now gone back to his ia ~,
ssSa iy and resumed his active functions q
81 e taxpayer and citizen.
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sssssSa The Lowell News furnishes tho =,
81 formation that many people in Ne,
sas York City spend the night riding in N
ss5,ealeyated railroad cars. as they find
rs asscrShheaper than going to n hotel. Fo,
ass seund trips from the Battery to IN
la!rrlm, going up on the east side an
Il: Somlng down on the west, consume
s2sSout eight hours and cost 20 cents.