Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05
t,DsE' E'lsIsEAE NOEES.

vres b-fore the Emoer she appeare
| mount d at the head OF her Cav AlieI
SENATOR " EST of Louisiana. is j
Washing eton. sprt s,ding reports abuu
coming ID me cat attempt to unset
tie the State government. This is th
season of the year for such reports.
IHE vote IN NJ tssaclu setts next wet
will he close, but Governor CASTOR
the Democratic cends d ate, - hopeful
of reel, ction. We fear General Bart
lett'e declluation Was severe strokt
to the Democracy.
Now that Chandler is securely seated
in the Cabinet, the country need no
be much surprised to see Bristow
Jewell, and Pl+rrepont take theil
leave, and Pinchhac<, Fred. Doug
lass, and Antoine, take their places.
The fGuith congressional distric
of Tennessee first elected John w
Head. who only lived a few weeks
after his eiec ion. Samuel M. Fite
was chosen to I'LL the vanc sncy, and
now he is d. "a. Neither occupied the
seat to which he was elected.
THE preliminary work on the Eng
li,h channel tunnel will be commenced
this week on the French side. The
tunnel will lie sixteen miles long at
depth of $50 feet below the bed
of the sea, and will cost about $61,-
O0O 900.
According to the proceedings of the
Board of Foreign Missions, reported
from Nrs York. there is not mach en-
thusiasm manifested for the heathen
abroad The fact Is we have too many
at our own doors.
EMPERCE WILLf IAN, like Bisma, OK :,
is under the weather, probably in con
seGurnc of the fat'gne attending his
Italien iaunt. He thinks f4vOrab|y Of
he peace of Europe, but who can tell
what an hour may bring forth?
A QUEER thirg: The aristocrnt;c C
Republicans If New 1D!k who Lave
been so cIamoronsiy demanding the
appearance Of tie Scholar in Politics,
are now v'gorou ,!y supporting John
Morrlssey'@ oandiJ~cy for tie State
S. nate, against the IammAny nom
iDee.
ACCoRDI>G to tie Philadel phia
Times Judge Kelly still cIl gs 10 Lis
pet tilarc:al theories, ard proposes to
tight it out on thai Inc if 1t takes sew
eral summers. He thinks that OLiO
was drawn battle, with soft money
LITTLE ahead f anything; that Perish
ing will be elected over Htrtranft in
Penu>y vana. and that then the band
will begin t. play.
A STATEMENT il tie Chic 60 Tribune
says that Jay Gould i a yn- bottom
OF mpvem, NJ for tIe formation of u
new trunk Ii 81 b. tween New York and
San Franciscp via Chicago and St.
Louis. hat part Of the line between
Chicago al d New Y1k will be called
the Erie end Ch;c,oo railroad The
alliance in this move has been with
Nc. Garrett. Of the B fillmore ard
Ohio. Wnen MIR Gould gets contro,
of the Pacific Mali Steam ship Com
p my AMI the Western Union Tele-
graph he Will be something of a mon
ot obst.
THERE are signs of animos'tv be
tween III lends OF Governor Hrud
ricks AMI G C.rgrrA, uan Kerr IL Iu-
dipnt. rhr forsner luAs his pros
pee TOR t"e Pr~>1 e4cy would be IN
qurrd ty Mr.. X r. els ctlon to the
Speakerolnp, AID - sad to b. ma
king sfroug II "ts to pr vent the Id
d'anP delegation ON 8 wing the + t.
ter united support. be Cow r or s
trlerdS say that WI''e he vent into
ohlo aud '"h'r"d III 'n'n''E f'r the
can7e' hf. herr W. - 'nf"lng IL
Colorado Tor tlie Den ut o' Eio health.