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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

rs TIE FALSE NorloNs EXlsr IN TIE
minds OF ulany OIIer vice nle,Ile"n. Yeoyle ss 10
n" requirements CT Ii Gi.oro,rad stomach or
liver. The swallowing OF r.usenus and power.
iui drugs IL inc way tn cLc uTagc, 1Or 10 cure
ttIpslai OF rtaeTwl disordcreG condition Of the
bowels TO reusdIed by .Ialil=r lrcg:mcnt That
ngree,ele AID ttcrau2h stomGchic ind aperieai,
HotLsttel'S Slt:ers, wlICa is the rever.a e IN
pleasant and lever produces violent effects, is
lar prsters5in TO ihs nedciae: Of tho cluEs &C.
ferred to It iufls.s new vigcr irLo e faIljny
physique, cheers the mind wailo il strengthens
ihe 5JGy, and Institutes o complete reform in
tina action Of tbs diso!de-cd stomach, bowels or
liver. Appetite sld sleep are botu promotst,
uIerile aid kidney affections gres.ly benefited
oy Its use til indeed Comprehensive ard
meritorlous rrePa7alion. free from drawbacks OF
any kind
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
EDC.sE RfsEt-STsSs

Thele were no Cases either at The Mayors or
Magistrates CfEc - ibis morning..
A letter addressed to Miss Bridget REILLY,
Woodstock. Va. Is a!tana4 il The Pest :ihoe
here for want of postage.
Revival services began 10 tbs NJ. + church
Oh MJaday night. Two m2n rrofaased cJuvcr.
sion. Services 10 sight aud to morrow night
Among the freight received here this moruiDg
by The steamer Lidy Of The Like, from Nor
folk, Wns lot ii fine fresh FISH lust Gus of the
waters Of tae lawyer rJ:om.c. Tnry were con
sigEel to Mr.. George f. pcica. wnn la. them
for sale a. tl.a bench Ia IN. mlikat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

assoyi :..n. an retrr2g.: his tia, I.
a paper cv CacuHs:rY Pharmacy, Maeils
| Metl,a I'D h ;,atu IS, by D.; Il. I. Il 'ein
SEQ, If Ri.lugad. va !,ad by the Ssc;csry
| DR.. Eiward, AGi. referred to thu publication
COMMITTEES.
A letter vas c:iscG rpm Di. Char llor
| OF charlottesville, apul0piz, ug for q failure t(
make q report 90 Acct my AID Physiology, OF
aco0unt If ii health.
TIE aaec vi d. ,cks,a vas !eis,r 4 It
the c0nimi,;.c o. Qualification.
Dr.. Kitt-i!. of R.:h:rgud. chairman Of The
| uOuinatiug mmitice, reported the raues Of
". H. Goainao. OF FrsnkIi:; r. L. Gray, o.
DapviEc, a3d i. i. Mott, OF Leesburg, a5d
they were citc.lt lnem5e!s 0! thc association.
The chair ann )uCccl lie to!!ow1g commit
tee 10 nomiagt, 81 ,ers s2r the en- uing year
D;s Hunter. llcGGitc, S. G. G,oavas, Il.
D. Kefloof, .. =. Couwsy, Gee. 3. Jeroiug..
} 4 l.. D3!k, a. 4 Niott Wm. Gibsop, 4.
". NaIsop, i. ". F5niain,: 3. Blackfor1, r.
I. Gray acd W. j. Joncs
A paper on the advances ia diseases OF Child
req, by DE-. Go. 4. Jcutlags, and 10 ed.
dilion4l pager 90 Obstetrics, b. pr. Rae
dulph, were read aud raisr-ad to tie Commit.
tee Oh Publication.
A rcsyluion rs!egrice all pspe7s that may re-
qIire over t!liri5 ni;u!e= 70 read, unless COD.
sainlag oIialGal research or obsesvstioa. was
objected to By Df. Cunni2gisG: aud hGv seated
hq DR.. ElHards, and finally, Oh motion o. DR..
Mcclure, laid 30 TIC tsb'a.
A c::er WAS read from pf. tlcUaR, asking
that tue clmmiitec CO tie tri1tr.i waters #
Virginia b: cJu:nued ill ,sx1 yosr % accorr;
OF inability II ob.aiu pr3Hsr statistics.
DR.. KaocpIph aivS,d tha. tho suiiect to
be reported upln sAluii b: divided, uui Inc
dit .rent wa:ris DC ia&el no separately
DR., Biack'ord moved chat the waters he aken
up Alphabetically beginliug ~ith the A'uD
urea which gtport shoui0a made next year.
The motion was lost and tbs committee ooac
tioued a, asked ~ DR.. McCaa.
a National Board 1T Hath having been ap
pclutcd. the o'me'l.ee on that outjoa: was
DISCHARGED
DR.. Horner mo?ed that the S1cialy will hear
tie discussion OF the formation OF a Mutual
Medical Aid ASS citation Tonight.
On motion Of Dr. Rsddel. tho convention
aGj ,urued ill 80 tC-1ight.
Enc following additional members registered
to-day Huoler MaGrre and Thps. j. Rid.
die, Of Richmond W. Il. Daughtg, Ncwson' q
depot; Jesse Ewell, it,, Prince William Berj
Backwood, Lynchburl; +. A. Chancellor,
Charlottesville Rob:. L. Gray. Danvl'e; j. E.
s. Deck, Zaul station, A. NJ. & 0. K. K;
s. Il. jackson, Norfolk; W. H. Bramett, Neg.
berD; W. ID. kcrtoDt, Barryvil!c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
T0NIINE.

Gen W Il p.yug. Warentou; II G Floraucn,
Esuql d. Hun,er MoGnirt, R,chmond; j
Fletcher, UpastVl :; NJ B Fu,r Loadour; Dr.
J 4 AIex.udg r, B;o.dw.; /, ward Garter
Va; Alex Cary, VI: j a Hu1vaI, w; DR. Il
NJ CIsrSsoo, Buck!aaC; rnos a Baker, Lou
dout; Dr Il S Page. L2nch 5ur.; Dr. j. 90 W
billiard d.: e G!saves, Wy hev;iI,; DE- e
Buck bead, U5ario'tesviI!r.; DR. q B Jencioss,
We; DR. 4 W foltalGc. Va; Junu Pagc, Hsu.
over; d. W jones. Waynesosr Ii 9 Md
duy, Bslnno:e; james Leg, "; d. W D
Cooper, Fauquei; Dr. TAps j RilcI!. Rich
mono; l. a Clarke. Waodviit; D: l. D MUG
ray, NerioIt; DR. } Il l. D. TX, Isle OF Wtpb';
d. W Il Dlu.hlry, Sou, .up!on C., Is Il
Cotr.d, upoe!viI; DR. B.tj Biachf5rd. Lynch.
bug; DE- + 4 L5auasIlyr. Charlottesville:
Dr. Il T Cav. DsDviH,; Go I Appl:!, =,
Washington; 0 D Miller, R,ppaL.on; ck W
+ II bson. 0r; Ok J M,ioa Simus. n Y; DR.
IL d keIfUot. Cis:k. d: W S inv. Wiuihe:-
t'r; J1hn IL Ui4ihJraY, Petersburg; Or l.
A:htoc, Fltm1u q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
Hotel arrivals
MANSION HOUSE,

Mrs. Z Minncgeroir. six children nl! ser.
Want, New Or can: Miss n Eauai'cruy, Va:
Rv. r b Dsvia, L,sbu,p; Gas avns Cic.l,
"; j A Kirkpatrick. ptaiu,: CI Is p lee,
Rlchnouj; Cot + II Garter dr; DIV CD.b.
ncy. wife ard enid. Va; Re, Cannon,
L"estur!; j. G SIcott, F.uquiar; Cuehbcrl
Ovens. d ;sJa4hus Fictcn,r, d.; NJ b Furr,
d.; N NJ q Richardsyn, "; Dr. W IL Braun
hlets and LADY Ne to 20, V G orYe Sophie,
81 i'm T.; W y Gre sin N Y: Di ) X JACK.
SOD, Norfolk; Dt j B Russell, B4lsiuor,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, October %, 1879,
For the Middle States threatening westher and
light rslns southeast to southwest winds sta.
ionary CT slowly falling barometer, and TO
change in temperature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

CANAL lTFMs.-The Cumberland News o!
yesterday has the following 1t ems of iocrest 70
camel men and Goa! shippers.
Superintendent Hammond yesterday started
The big pumo at Patterson Greek fer the our
pose Of cndesVorlug to raise the water 10 the
upper leVe Of the canal, so that boats carry.
inG 100 tons can pass Cut. He is by 90 mcaps
sslcuioo Of accomplishing this result without
The aid Of ralo.
Tic tow boat II has bteG completed at Weld
L Shtrldao'5 boat yard and will BIO lauI ched as
s0on as there is suffi ;ieot water 10 the basin.
be same tirm coaten plate the cj5srac,i,n Of
aoother steamer, to be called the Star No. S,
which will have machinery different 10 sem,
lespec S from her predecessors.
The Times says: The Georges Creek Coal
and lrou Company resumed work 90 Salur lay
last at 81 cents ten, employing abou, 200 meu.
Ths Consolidated Coal Com auy commeDced
work yesterday ofniGg nt 80 Cents usd are
employing about 500 men, labor re- Included.
4 Tip o7frthe Gun ber!aod aud peDrsl varis
railroad GA Saturday and Dls0 over the Echhsrt
brancn railroad On Thursday las; r:re,lsd the
&c. tuat buaiuess was 9aE!Cng TO 30 veiy bilsk
among the nal companies. TGe niuers seemed
10 high epl : 0vcT tho adralc, IL their Wages,
which Will enable them 10 cam $l5 psr week
We iear0ed that tfcra would BE- ahlu! two
thoussod miners at "olE Yesterday, no1 incnt'
ing latolers, Gud that ms uoly l*rGc G0mpal s
DOT Ut wok @er; ii; MtTyiA'd, the Amcll1so
aud the t'4hG'os' SOD i-wpsIifs'" fich Wen d
stoa commetc, ShippirS ny rsl' unless 'h@
cansI vas uats hav's"h t by q heAVy rAlo.
The Dloei" col slider ave !oHs Gay Eooa So;k.
ADD they Ara perfectly St'l'u'" "ttm ~, the pf,c'
10" hzed-,3o cents per 100. me limc5 in'
tnsr says we YESTERDAY r'35iVeu n"ie dated
Sharpsourf, October Is ir'm Whlch We
Iearn that a lorge nun'htr o, hoatEle0 held &
meeting 10 that piaci AMI resolved 'hot to
stretch lac this iai for less ihAn 5 per tor.
IS they had ''ui,d 1t t'T i've mouths tor lsss
than that and dld not make SaGcs.
otVen boats irfi CuHoe'i'nd, 90 Monday.
'o' ueOrse'o"o' nn' 'n"y we're ell t'Shl'y load,
'u' Tue largest cargo o|ioG otiy 70 tocs' "hd
Tue seven oo"'' Only a!sf"saiioS o9- toos.
T. W: y. A. ho regular mooth!2 meelihg
o. thls ASSOCIATION MAJ bed last night 10 the
VI. h Church class room, President b. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

RAILROAD INspEcTIoN.-Col. Thomas H..
Garter, State Railroad Inspector. sDd his as
sis'ant Maj Baker Z. Lee were 10 the city to
4nsy end made 40 inspection of the W. Il 0. t..
H., on special train. They returned to the
q city this evening, accompanied ty Supsriotsp-
den. Hayenner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

DISTINGUISHED MEDICAL MEN -Df. j. Ma.
TOD Slus the Distinguished SURGEON of New
York; DID. NJ. Toaer, of Wastiugton, author of
macy celebrated M d'csl treallses, aud DR. Muir
ray, detgat from tho Pharmaceutical Soce-
y, were present at the s:on OF the Medical
Association to day, and were heartily weconed
aud invited 10 participate 10 tho deliberations OF
the society,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

Iho undersigned desires to express his thanks
to his tFienCs for their patronage to Tho late firm
OF VIM: a. johnson S Co., and ha hopes that
they will continue the Same 70 Mr. JOHN T.
4 ID MON y, who will continue the business
tor himself under the sauna name and ut the same
place. W. A. JOHNSON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

PERSONAL Col. +. F. White, formerly
Collector Of Internal K venue, was in the city
todsy.
Captain James NJ, Steu RI, who has been S,
III Tor day or tWo past, became somewhat
worse last night. but was much easier this
evening,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

BAPTIST REvIvaL--The revival at the Bsp-
.l;t Church, % Washington street, continues
with upabatcd vipor. Every night several per-
sons 20 forward for prayer, snd there is no
sign of a loss of interest. Last night one new
member WAS baptissd,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

INDICTED. The grand jury 10 Washington
YESTERDAY found indictments against Il chaId
Burke. James R. Young, Frank j. Brooks aud
Robert 7. Dyer, the four men arrested some
nms since for running sn illicit dsiill,ry near
Inc Treasury Department, in Washn stOu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

QUIT TIE BUSINESS. "A well kaoWa eooery
melcI.ut SEo keeps stcre Gear the NJ sod
Depot, has fer long time contu9tad large
iqlor business in connec'ion With bis estab
NEXT He has. however, been lately attend o <
lhe revive! services ., The Bsplst Church and
bss boone convinced that be should quit the
liquor business. Accordingly be yesterday
gave away bis remaining stock and assisted by
soue friends dcu olsbed bis tar aud removed
the p.r.ition lhrrerom. Thu event ciused
considerable interest 10 The neishborbood. aud
has been much talked Of. on tbs streets to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
N Office.

n Office
Iho partnership heretofore carried on BY W,
A. johnson and John T. Hammond. under the
hrm nsms and style of W A. JOHNSON s.
CO, in Alexsndris, Va, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. and both of the un-
dersigned are authorized to receive payment Of
al debts owing to the said partnership and;sign
in set!lement
Dated this 18th day of October, 1879.
W. a. JOHNSON,
JN0. r, HAMMOND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE. The Con;er
vatlve CouGty Committee met, at The City rrea
surer's ofioe las: night, and canvas:ed the vote,
at tie late Primary + &C ion.
The rctpro were Identical with those publish
ed 10 the G.z;tte Of ye,t rday, sGd shcHicg g
ms I>rlly Of pIDt ty'67e votes for Mr.. George 4.
Mushbach te vas drcored the nominee Of ID.
Conservative psry for the HOUSE OF d, egs!cs.
The C urts Of The Secretary we:o sudited
and approved.
The Secretary was Instructed Ia a'r,5gc for
The Pnohc MeetioS ic be held 10 THIS city Ga
the so lts;. aud 70 invite MsSHs. T l.. Smith
aud u. A. Musbbsch to join Gen Bssl: 10 i'd
dressing til voters 90 that occ is.ou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

A y ELECTION FOR A MEMBsR OF
"A THE BOARD OF AID kMeN FROM
Inn FlHsF YARD to I'll tho vacancy Caused
by the reel IN alton OF j. q. Burroughs, ESQ will
be held on T q E5DAY, Fov. d 1919.
lie com n!issiolers holding tho general cleo.
ti9n on that day s:e sulhorizad to hold this
election.
BY order Of the Board Of Aldermen:
octS.t9 JNO J. JAMESON Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

TEMPERANCE MEETINGS. The temperance
meeting last n.h Wa a very interesting cca
siOa. Inc iii ers Of the \ irya, diis Il * nr
Club sat u.ou the platform. Pr,Sljrpt j. ".
llendeis,n il,s.dtd. Rv. W. X Boyle
made Il N st happy ,ffsrt. His address w.s
copsid red one Of bis best. lie pledged tie
club his heat; sympathy. and lcok The s;r,ns
est ground against pine aud drau drink n Z.
Mr.. O'Neal lowed in ten minutes' speeon
aid Mr.. ptbrcc delivered Il OFT address, aftt r
which ubcr Of men csmo forward and
signed tho pledge aud put on the red ,iLbJv.
A largely sttt uded meeting Ct the members Of
the club wi5 held at!er the suGi.rce vas d s.
missed. TIC constitution Yves adopted, aud
not littl: eIttusIssm manifested. a commit.
lee was appolu,d 10 secUr; :oCm= fer the CLUB
The mex! pu0lc meeUcs will BE- held 90 Iu
DAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

Theundersi2ned will continuethe GROCERY,
LIQUOR AND COMM SION BUSINESS,
under the firm name of w. A. JOHNSON s.
C'., at the same place. and he solcits the pat
ronsge Of the friends of the late firm of VIM. A.
johnson & Co., and the public generally.
oct ~ JNO r. HAMMOND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

Alexandria, Va, August 10, 1879.
b.. Kemper. General Agent Lifs Insurance Co,
OF Virginia, Alexandria, Va.
DeAr Sir7We take much pleasure in making
onr acknowledgment to you, not oniy of the
prompt payment by check of your company to
our order for $3.S37.2O. the full smount due on
The life policy OF our father but we have also to
express our appreciation of the aid and facilities
snorded US IN completing the usual proofs of
oeath.' We can and do cheerfulIy commend
your company to the confidence of the pubIic.
Very respectfully yours,
OCT lO-2W HARLOW Bros.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
IN RANCE.
Life Insurance Co.0 Va.
PETERSRyHG. E.y,

SAMUEL B. PAUL, President.
Rosr Is SoG HGf{I Vice Presidents,
J. w. PEGRAM. Secretary.
JOHN LAY. Superintendent OF A gencies.
X KEMPEk. General Agt Aloxsndria, Va.
Office ro So King street.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS OVER
S5nO,O0O.
rms solvent and conservative h7Wis company
ialr IN al its des'ings and prompt in its pay
ments, solicts tho examination and Confidence
of those desiring lfepolicies within this depart.
nsht. us rates are as low ss they be made with
full safety ID the insured, and its inyostments
are all made at home. Attention is called to
tho accompanying letter.
4. REAPER, General Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

PUCK GLOVBS-Wirch chester. Gloves and
-; - Gaunte's, q nice lot just opened; also cheap
White Twilled Flannels, &C. Give me cali,
oct III VIM. N. BERKLEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

DYLE>' PEARLINE for sale nv
J. 4. j. DAVIDSON,
octl6 li7 King at
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-30

Freights received for storage, and Freight
Charges Advanced.
No Freight will be received for shipment On
Yesler's Wharf After Pm On Sundays Freight
will be received from 70 54. s-dtf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-30

Under this ere heap of stones
lie the remains Of Mary Jones;
II name Was Smith, ii wasn't Jones.
But Jones VS. put to rhyme with stones
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-30

ana said savagely: Il Isav you give him

letter."
When woman is wrongly suspected,
she Is brave. You did" she ans were.i
with calm defiance
What about!"
Its noue If your business. Robin
Cran6eld."
'Ob. indeed! (ssrcasticaIly). Then
good morning, Miss Leigh. and-good
bye"
II the trouble had ended With the
good cry that Ellen had "ali sloue BY
herself-vowins though. at the same
time, that she would never betray her
ffiend-and the half repented mood Of
honest Robin. all would have been we'll.
But the worst WAS yet to come. A man
10 - curious as q woman. time houored
tradition to the contrary notwithstaud-
ing. and Robin was resolved to know
more if it killed him. Unhappy man
A. he lurked about the house Of bis
described lady love-in .tho cleaning,
two dAyc after The dreadfsf discovery.
and just the same time after the Cal.
vertocs had returned to their long de-
serted home. he heard voices under the
trees just within the psrk psling Why
did he approach stealthily? Why did
be court his hearts ruin 70 seas
they emerged from the shadow into
the moonlight-that Mephistopheles Of
acquire walking with bis arm about
ElIen's waist and whispering sweet
something's into her ear. There was
no inis.-ke. He knew the SCARLET
cl'ak and h"ad, watch be he 90 often
wtt'he'i for III tue market place. He
knew the shapely figure aye, aud he
knew the mellow voice.
The English peasant is not IN sssas-
sin. else Allan He'hcrly would have
never seen the sun riss again.
Her father shall witness thi>.
groaned Robin. But his impetuous
knock at the door was answered by
Ellen Leigh.
Space is infinite. say the philoso-
piers. but to me, space (of the printers
kind is inexorabiy finite. Therefore I
will not dila'e upon the explanation
which Ellen slns, las Robin thought
III condssc.nded to give. further than
to say that her cloak and hood disguis-
cd the Lady Ethel. WHO three months
late: married her faithful Squire. For
the OH X ri confessed-and had to con-
frss-that be would rather see her mar.
ry Beelzebnb than die an old maid.
which she swore to his teeth she would
do if he denied her the choice Of hor
heart Nor will / dwell upon the fes
hvitie. of the twin wedding which also
made Robin Cr,ntield and Ellen Leigh
man and wife.
Under this ere heap of stones
Lie the remains Of Mary Jones;
Fl name Was Smith, it wasn't Jones.
Hnf In,.a = ,nf vhUno yifh atnnaa
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-20
Spanish American Festival.

New York, May 19.-The steamer
Alps, which arrived tonight brings
Panama dates to the 10th. The
troubles in the state of Canca are vir-
tually ended. Garces, former presi-
dent of the state, and all party leaders
who were associated with him in the
late revolution, are prisoners of war.
Their followers are dispersed, and
their arms have fallen into the hands of
the national party, the Hertodistas.
The state is now secured for the party
of which Gen. Hujillo is head, and as
candidate for the presidency of Colum-
bian union, is almost certain of election.
Five states out of nine have declared
in favor of DIR. Nunez, Irojillo's candi-
date. In the meantime, Gen. Renjifo,
candidate of the opposition party, is
using every exertion to secure his own
election, but the loss Of the state of
Canca, upon which he depended, and
the needless seventies practiced by
him against his enemies in his own
state, Antioqua, are weakening his
hold upon the people there, which vir-
tually defeats him. : 1t is generally be-
lieved that he will not accept defeat
without desperate struggle, which
may involve the country in a serious
disturbance. All is quiet in Bogota,
and generally throughout the country
Gen. Renjifo has announced his inten-
ton of executing Gen. Marulanda and
several officers who were captured at
the battle of Aquadas.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-20
colored virginians in COUNCIL

Richmond, May ia convention
of colored delegates met here to-day
for the purpose of considering matters
connected with the welfare, rights and
improvement of the condition of their
race.
Resolutions were adopted that the
rights of the colored man cannot be
obtained here, in the midst of unc6m-
promising oppressors of the race, where
the state can oppress and abridge their
privileges, as in the case of the inter-
marriage of Kinney and Hall, where
Judge Hughes, of the United States
court decided such marriage illegal.
The resolutions concluded by recon-
mending to their race throughout the
state to organize themselves inte emf
grafton societies, for the purpose of
leaving the state, providing their con-
dition is not bettered by the authorities
of the state. A lengthy debate en-
sued.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-20
Central american Revolution

Honduras, May ia large ship
ment of arms is going forward to Hon
duras, although it is not known what
particular necessity calls for them at
present. A report was circulated some
time ago that Gen. Uraga, Mexican,
who was recently banished from Qua
temala, had gathered together about
1000 men with whom he intended to
invade Guatemala and overthrow the
government of Gen. Barrios. Several
Mexican officers were captured recent
ly in the ranks of the revolutionary
party, will be tried by court-martial
and will be shot.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-20
Blaine of Maine.

Washington, May 10. = Senator
Blaine was greeted with very large
audience to-day. He took the floor at
II O'Clock a. m, and before speaking
on the legislative appropriation bill
proper, he noticed briefly the attempt
of Senator Eaton to show that Daniel
Webster, in the closing hours of his
life, changed his views regarding the
national government, and spoke of the
United States as confederation of
states, and not as federal union. Mr..
Blaine showed from Mr.. Webster's
published speeches that he had been
grossly maligned, and that he never
changed his views regarding the con-
struction of the national government.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-20
The Discussion Yesterd ay.

Washington, May 19.-The proceed
ings in the open session Of the senate
to-day, though interesting to the well
filled galleries can hardly be character
lied as important. Blaine's speech was
speech in the ordinary sense of the
term, but rather series of discussive
commentaries on various suggestive re-
marks made by democratic senators
during the progress of the regular de-
bate hitherto. 1t was also interrupted
by number of very lively colloquies
with Eaton and others, and the play of
repartee between Blaine and the quaint
but extremely ready old senator from
Connecticut was at times very enter
tanning. Vance's humorous, but rigor-
GUS arraignment Of the republican par
ty for all the evils of late years, was en-
livened by an episode in the ladies' gal
leries, no less sorcible than the election
Of the famous DR.. Mary Walker, who,
besides wearing her nondescript mas
culine apparel to-day, sported mans
cane, with which she applauded Vance
enthusiastically, and, disregarding the
polite warnings, was, upon the third
offense against the rules of the senate,
very promptly led from the gallery
and conducted to the outer door of the
capitol by one of the capitol police.