Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-14

you don't I'll blow your trsina OUT anG, fur
ther, never cross my path again. Il Jou 60. be
ssuaed. she'll be armed, a2d il y0a c:css lay
way shall kill you"
I'M Wood isared that there would be al oa.
counter st once for some Of tao lal guGge int
ne a:cribed TO the Governor were cp!tneiS unfit
20 publish, and such rs che seldom uses without
blows resulting; but Us: then Senator COHklirg
went scross the street, followed by the Governor,
and Wha. Vas there said AIR. Wool did not hear.
at length the Governor got into bis carriage
and drove awsy. Senator Colkiing turned aad
entered the Cafe. he WAS ve-g pale bit in
manner very qliet. He asked the trembling
boy, who bad expected every ins.2n: 10 see
blows, to bring him some crackers aud miis,
and these he alto and drank without the sliohtcs.
appearance of emotion. There we're sill two
hours befoIe the train left. The SonEt9r st7oled
to the beach and stood there long tmo, pokiag
his unbrells into the sand. Then he rtturnsd
TO the csfe. The waiter says that lsiy, EaAi.
some. but neither young nor Old, drove up to
the door Of the este in ares. haste ad called to
| the Senator. he was quickly by her SIDE She
| spoke hurriedly 10 him and drove Away. Then
| she returned and again called hin! 10 the car
| risge. The bog does not know Mrs. Spragua by
sight, and did not know VINO this lady WIS. The
| Senator remained at the cafe until within 8 few
minutes Of the time Of the departure OF saa train
| for Providence. Then be wa!i:d to the depot.
| His trunk and Vsllsc vera there having becu
sent from Cslonche:, which il the nan!o given
| to Tue SprAgue country place.
! The Associated Pres statement, which de1od
| that anything more than tho affair between
| Sprague and Llnck had Occurred. j. is sisted,
was furnished from the eli 20 Of tho Providence
| journal, the proprietor Ct when is Seaetur
Anthony, whom MIR. Conkling went to ECO Oh
arriving il Providence. Tho correspondent, il
| conclusion, says:
| In view Of the attempt 20 mis;csd tao pu0:ic
| in regard TO the trouble by sending dispatch
that Senator Conkling practically dictated and
| connecting his ZANE with p comparatively trivial
| dc mcsllc disagreement with luto:, and in e
| manner which the tutor does not even mention
| IN his very detailed stslensnt, IL is commonly
| believed in Providence that Senator COGiiE%
was Involved in q mos. serious difficulty es Can
| oEchet VITA Gov. Spraguo, which thp senator
sad his friends have their ressous Tor wishing 20
| suppress. II TIE statements OF diI.ralt n.:scas
that agree IN May details are true, ail tna!
/ Is known ofthe difficulty is that Gov. Spre1uH,
| returning unexpectedly 10 CanoEcEat bs car.
riage late 1t night, and unknown to any one but
the servants, Welt TO tho village the next Hior,i-
lug and learned accidentally lhst Scna.or Go1E.
ling hsd been guest 3! his hjuio Tor Two days.
De returned to Canonchet ~ once, and happened.
Just as he returned, to stu nbe upon tho German
| tutor, to whom he hid before unfinished that hg
Was not wanted The affair with the tutor thea
| occurred, and after that was over Ia went into
| tho house and searched for 2Gd iouad Tho Sen
ntor."
On Frifay evening Professor Lirck, 80 lao
proprietor OF the ho:e! where 10 boarded saYs,
received dispatch from Senstor Conkijng re-
ques.lng him to como OF once TO Proficiency sud
the Professor did so on Saturday. in the sven.
Ing CT thst day he took 10 tn Providence Jour
ns! the statement OF lha i N nifty 10 hsi win
Governor SprsSuo. Il is believed to 80 sub
stsntlsly tr1e, but as he WAS awai when the
oiileulty with Senator Conk.iag began, il oy
| tells q pert of the story
1t IS certain thst Governor Snraglta has bean
eomewha. disposed to make s.a!em nj over
his own name, but has now decided not - 20 90.
Nc vas Visited, however. yesterday by friend
Mr. Watson, Of Wakefield, who talked with him
some time. MIR. Watson says GCvcrnor Spr.gur,
without wishing the statement to appear - spec
lGliy authoritative, esii that ha objcCtsd TO he
German because he wss TOO poo. to psg fyr such
| services. and that such extravag.ncies aggs,I 2
asmpered him in his financial difficulties. Mr..
Watson Gays that he asked hum ubou. tho GOA.
nec!on Senator Conkling had with tho nsitor,
@nd that The Governor replied: "Hs has tried 10
DO here for my homo what ho did III Washing
| ton" and when pressed fer Z further cyolana:
ton simply sid: Have you net Rad the
| Washington papers?' This was eli the rub.ic
statement he desired to make, sld he dI No. de-.
slfo even lhl3 TO appear in tho form ii g s!.t2
! meDt dirfptlv from him