The Phll Sberidan movement appcars to bc...

The Phll Sberidan movement appcars to bc moving 8omewhat af ter the fashion that Litlle Pliil. himself (lid on that famous ride in the Shenandoah Valley sonie years slnce. But we forgot. That period of this country's history ihoold not be referred to. It sort o' ftings the fellows who rot licked, and who are on top now, filling U. S. judgeahip?, cauinet positions, and cantrolling the destinies of the nation they so rtcently Httrmpted to destroy. The noininatioii of Phil Sherld;in wouM be a direct insult to every high bred southern gentleman. A man who fought the way be did in the mat can nevah gct their vote, sah ! nevah uh! Fiee tradi-rs Imve wool n their ears, und the .taimd glass ot' prejudice over theireye. They wil I neither hear nor 8ee - correct ly. It is said thatCongresuniin Fisher, who will be tue next democratie caudldat for srovernor, doesn't use the most tlepunt language of any man in Congress, but that lie is an adept in forcible English. The Knights of Labor liave taken tip the Thoebe-drlislo case, and it is said that witliin a week a million people will ak that tlie case be ruopened. The end is not yet - Adrián Times. Talkingof encyclopaediis, the academy at Pekin has got up one of those treasuries of human knowledge whieh leaves the Britannic-a far behind ho far asbulk is concerned, being in 100,000 volumes. Henry Oeorge is said to have made $75,000 out of piotectiou to liis book?. and his anti-poverty lectures. He doesn't believe in praclicing, at least one nf his liobbies, it will be seen, that of free trade. The Adrián Press speaking of Mr. Stafford's burglary, says: " The factthat among other things stolen was a latge pair of shears, leads to the sutpicion that at least one of the gang was an Aun Arbor editor." Of course tliis is a quiet, oft-hand, BuffaloBill style the Press man lías of complimenting Ann Arbor editors for never using the shears in editing thelr papers. Sorry Bro. Stearns, that we can't return the compliment.