... The of the guegesfy bed lie Stewed eat, so that the el sides sight be ems As about the edge ef the bele he,.—. pep sew Whig CZEDINIS DE FEE DE A ET • LA NEDITEIZADEZ. This Uoinpsny has ergaaised, la ro-opsratios with the Apses Deasebes, in Algeria ...

... him the reputation of an .ft' ctive stompspeaker. From 1840 to 1896 be was one of the accepted stomp-speakers—first for the Whig party, and later for its encomia?, the premint Republican p - rty. In 1877 Preoidect Hayes chow him to be Secreiary of the ...

... institutions of learning doing work—and makes no appropriation of The recent 'perch of the M. Depew epee the shoes, that the &Whig powers of the have been greatly strengthened by the addition of the group of new Senators of which Mr. Depew is one. It is ...

... elected judge of the Supreme Court. After twenty-three years as judge, in 1880, be resumed the practice of law. He was an ardent Whig and Republican. Dr. Samuel Room, the only colored retail druggist and the richest colored man in Boston, is dead. He was born ...

... shipbuilder, and head of the Allaire Iron Work' in New York. died in Chicago June 16th, at the age of eightyseven. He was active in Whig politics in the trly fillet. Mr. Clarencie Eytinge, sixty-five. died recently at hie home in Bayonne, N.J. He was private secretary ...

... of the oldest newspaper editors in Pennsylvania. died in Somer. get, July 10th, aged eighty-two. He established the Somerset Whig in 18411, which a few years later was conaolidated with the Somerset Herald, and he had since continuously edited it. He was ...

... view of the capital. He wee wounded in the hip. At that time be was a member of the Virginia General Assembly end was a strong Whig. Mr. James Hamilton Fraser, one of the managers of the Simon Manufacturing Company of Wall Street, New York, died recently ...

... only are the Radicals making a determined fight in all directions, but they are being joined by certain members of the old Whig aristocracy, like the Earl of Durhatn, commonly known as Black Jack, in consequence of the ownership of large coal mines ...

... political career become generally apparent. From John Sherman's first appearance in politics in 1848, as a delegate to the Whig Mavention that nominated Zachary Taylor, down to his retirement in 1898 from President McKinley's Cabinet, was Jost half a ...

... forced, as he has in reality to keg-) two parties in harness—the Conservatives and the Liberal Unionists—composed partly of Whigs, and partly of Imperialist-Radicals, like the terrible Mr. Chamberlain. The recent Congressional elections give the Republicans ...

... North Inland wow sad wind are doing much damage, and breaking down wires. la Utica, N.Y, cassalties have resulted from the Whig of wires. wrecks bare reported, sad way deaths are feared. men of the crew of a Glorameter &bin vessel perished this at Wawa ...

... PARIS. HOTEL DE L'ATHENEE, Ifs RUE gestalt. Whig the sew Otiele.—Oideily Use died le Os *ID Ismer Mawsalaried. the whole a /MOW le et ivensil Mr 1166-reasi es Ism • imeldar-rom with billbrd.riaboi arissMlt e eons. sad two prhsto um. 7to Mr. Maims T. Been ...