Senator "sffeii, the whiskered
humbug fro-Ji Kansas, has presented a
bill to establish government loan offices
all over the couutry, t) lend money to
the people, just as such business is now
done by "responsible and well-regulated
real estate and loan agencies." The bill
prohibits banks or corporations from
or rpceivinv: mora than 5 tier
cent, interest or 4 per cent, where tho ,
loan extends over a year. Tho senator
it his '
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The Free Silver Coinage bill went over' cable 2.10o miles long will be laid be-in
the Senate till to day. As Senator , tween Senegal, Africa and rernambuco,
Hill could not get out of the ball last
enough when tho talk of taking it up
was being made, it's dollars to dough-nuts
he will manage to dodge a vote
when the issue comes. Grover Cleveland
was not afraid to express himself
against free coinage and to give good I
reasom for it, but then he is a
and not a mere politician.
Gen. Eita Hu.nton has beenappointed
TJ. S. Sdttator from Virginia to All the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Senator
Barbour. He is a Confederate brigadier,
haviug been promoted from colonel t ;
brigadier general for gallant service on
the battlefield at Gettysburg. He has
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n member of tho electoral in ;
1377. Gov. McKinnoy could hardly have
made a better selection.
Tknnkbskb democrats are unanimous
for Cleveland and seut a delegation to
Chicago instructed to vote for him as
long as his name Is belore the convention.
