Ypsilanti Certainly Has More

.WBtssÜtao Ann Arbor. Ypsi may Have raw ?retty girls than Anny, but Anny Bwïbetter looking lot of bachelors iitun A'psi just the same. TE little twin sister down the lane, JUi Ypsilanti, has, according to a dis.isairi a Detroit journal, closed, or is afewst to close, its manufacturing instifetifens the Dress Stay Manufacturing T?Miy aud the Hay & Todd Manufladtnñng Company. As these compauaxpïoy several hundred hands, it is %Brd tha't the dispatch is not true. RiciiAsD P. Bland, oL Missouri, in üá speech in the house on Friday last atened to leave the demecratic ■■Af it' it Iays its sacrificial hand upon l'his sort of talk f rem the Gladttm oí the democratie house is highly (iïMfeasing to that class of democrat Lc tw-s which recognizes the lone lishiWb -f Buzzard's Bay as the greatest blasman o i all the ages. They say Tf iand is not well and has silver 1 1 his head. Let the good iight WORDING to all accounts the pawntatïeis of the large cities of the countfcf. Jiaye been doing a thriving busijjKS ïuring the last few weeks. The 'djg&taess of the money market has opelled many persons who had 7Mr steii' the inside of a pawnoffice ï&fox ta pledge goods. Men who ordi■jtxSf wauld feel ashamed to be seen tHttnng a pawn oflice have been com jpüeitodoit to raise money. Ilence'tetü the pawnbroking business wil vsndüubtedly be classed as respectable JCt. b, a"d, of Missouri, the champion st rí"í-coi:iage, uttered some good reaftiJan dootrine in the House of RepTMatative iB his speech on the introiíwíion of his free-coinage bil 1. He ■m "We do not intend that any politarty ehall survive that will lay a 3p3p satina hand upon America m the Streste of Eugland." This is, and alyhs been, and always will be.tlie 5-iej oithe Republican partj'. It does a:: latead that the Democratie party, 3bj'ad b etrong ally in America, shall Tiire after the year A. D. 1896. TíJTgreat siiver dispute in the House im.. The champions of gold and the cinBjHoas of eil ver are in the ring and ■ja Üiere in desperate earnest. The 3JÜ6Í8 to last 14 dayB, that length of fe aaving been agreed upon by the ÏBjataate. It is purely a Democratie :, and when the bloody war is over rfito 3epublican party will produce the jwages and gently wipe the bloody aofthe flghteis, and will then atUS3 -h"3i places on the outsideofthe mv when 1he grand old party will .pÍ!i step in and assume the managelafcl of the aflVirs of the nation. tiie present time a great many ops sse turned toward Ohio, where a tíalíSk Soy the governorship will soon place. Hon. Lawrence T. Neal, íJemocratic nominee, expects to 5LpL i't out with Governer McKinTfcu'iii lln t niff ijuestion What great 3iéement Mr. Heal will offer to the QKmois to listen to a speech on the jsnaï questioD, is a conundrum. As áfefcr will be a side issue, it has been 1 -geest íd that he offer them siiver dol ara of 16 to 1. It is said that McKin wül.yisit Europe during the eam■Vk _____________ JXki.islk evidently is of the Nptioni&hjtt a sensible man frequently laMtgsr tiis views, but a fooi never. In LMob ,r. monetary affairs in the se ir. 1878, the present secretary of 'rsai'ur' said that the striking down flÉJaorffi'chree-sevenths to one-half the -wltallic money of the country was the erime of this or any afttw. ifeneration. The present position tftKe great Southerner on the siiver apsiiou is embodied in the message i.Aih;eftain, the lone fisherman of tièiaxCL's. Bay, which he is said to have ien. One of two things is the matUfc-wttb Mr. Carlisle. He was Jeither aúcally mistaken in 1878 or he is aticalTy mistaken now. Cicero vm s orreet when he said: "Tinns aiaie and people with them."