(iiiim'm uiKeisanu ruiming inr wa* same iilice, were both going m rim so well at Alh-oti Bauch.“Ali,” says Martin, *‘I thought ycx hiic i mining for difleicht lt;dices on tin) ‘•an i* ticket.”Tin* Milvcr 4iiki»*'k.** Tear*.Ttio Silver State says: “Of all the defeated uimluiutoH for Congress in Missouri, Urn only unn wi* roKiet in Richard Bland, nr an I jo U goner iil\ known “Silver Dielf,” We do not know the position his Mim'ssor ois-cmvos on the silver question, b.it fins wo do know, ho can’t be a greater champion of the white metal Dun “Silvet Dick.” Whenever and where-ever nil vet was it) ques'mn, there yon would find Mr. Bland, tiro!clt;s ,imi nm earing in his eflorth to restore it to its proper place, It is the utorv of “old dog Tray” again .Mr, Bland will be inifsed by tlio friends of silver in Congress,”And nlill “Silver Dick” did not belong to the Silver Party of Nevada, hut war film ply a Democrat and a free trade Democrat at that. The G uirm: hope* the Silver grief (?) won’t strike in.An Olfl I**nit Mark to Minnpiieiir.J. Michael to-day purchased from George Russell all of the machinery in the old Kngliah Mill and will remove it at once. Thus it is that a land mark that has stood intact for thirty years or more is to be dismantled and will he known on this earth no more, The English Mill was built many ears ago and cost a mint of money, but it never was a howling success as a wealth producer, and as a money-making venture was abandoned Jong years ago. It has stood idle until the rust has eaten into its vitals so to speak, and now Mr, Michael’s purchase will remove a historical plant.