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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06
Et'-sG SsEkSsDJs.yL ISK0fEEDs.ra
Letter from, E:0uiSa

| LOUISA. Feb. 80 day is what ia known
IN common rarlanco "a a real soo cher. East
winds blow strong mud c)ld, and the gray clouds
lock bleak AID drcas. The few Goo particles
of snCw flying 10 the brctZ,a Indicate that the
old woman is endeav0ring to pick her goose.
That tho ground will be covered with snow be
inro TO nli row oil we'll nigh corar.
Kew. II. III. prlchet. tho pastor, preached
in the Methodist Episcopal Church on Sabbath
morning nad evening. This church hes re-
o!ntlY been cuhanoad Ivy tho addition of new
and handsome chandeliers, carpetiDg On tho
ai5lcR, Ne. The Baptist church has undergone
Aioliar improvements.
Tho election Us Judge tt this county of MIR.
| James H. Voolfolk & YES ns much satisfaction
~ could DO expected cl u man who is not stuff
GENTLY qualified 10 tho law. People oypress
themselves as prcfurring lin, siuce he is CON-
sidered an honest man, to some Of the other
ssplranls Tor the ludgeshlp. 1t is q great pity
that Mr. Voolfolk is not as we'll qualified as
regards the law as ho is otherwise, fer if he
Was nothing could be said against him.
| Mr.. ilddlcbergcis proposed plan of read
Justng the State debt docs not by any means
meet tho approval OF those who hold tho honor
| OF tho Commonwealth liz esteem. Your recent
| editorial criticisug Senator Rlddlcbcrgor's RI.
| marks, delivered 10 Stauntou, aro my scn,i.
| ments exactly.
MIR. George o. Bubaugh, ono of our Well
known citizens, will, learn, remove to Hinton,
W. Va. Mr. B!ubaugh has dono much yalu-
atlo work 10 the Conservative cause 10 this
county, aud Wo arc sorry it is his PURPOSE to
leave.
Our town shows very litto spirit Of enter.
prise. Our merchants, or OF least very few of
thcm. hang out their sigrs. No pavement leads
to tho Baptist Church, and in corstuuouco
thereof the fair damsels have to pod along
through tho muck and mire, soiliug their skirts
and being themselves. Of necessity, forced 10
oaVo their littlo footprints, not 10 the sands of
timc, however, but 10 tho mud. Then the Door
Old court house bell is imposed upon very much,
1t having to servo for all the humorous societies.
public meetings, 10, Oh which to,asions the
use OF bell is desired 1t tolls for funerals, it
rings TOR marriages, it screams whenever fro
breaks out; in short, wonder it has not runp
Its clapper out long ago. Bells should be
placed on the different churches by all means.
Mr.. Ground Hog saw his shadow this morn.
log, guess, as tho sun was unobscured then.
LILO had to beat his retreat on double quick time.
however, 10 order to avoid the Wintry blasts
bard by; for ever since | commenced writing
this letter, tho old woman has briskeped up on
her goose, and the feathery fakes have whit,
oucd t,rta finn considerably.
BILLY BowLEGs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
BDGAR 9NOwDEE:
FRIDAY EvEN'e.. FEBRUARY 6. 1885,

Mr.. Poplam, editor OF The Richmond It.
telIigencer, who is now SO onamcred Of General
Mahono's scheme for running road asters'
presidential electoral ticket 10 this State next
November, TINT he seems to DO completely car
ried away by il and has undergone great
change. apparently. respecting the General
hin,o the the 23l of last December. when be
informed cur Washington correspondent that
General Mshono was for himself first, his
friends next, and after that oircumstarc es would
dictate his course that 80 far IS his national
politics are concerned no would await develop
ments; that he has expressed himself as pre-
tcrring GIaut 10 Shtrnan, Grant to Tilden, and
that SOM, time ago he even said ho preferred
him to Bayard." Gen. Malone, the Richmond
Wing. MIR. Popham and "elevea or eight I"
others, four of whom reside in this city, arc
about all. so far as We have been able to asoer-
tain. who arc willing to confer upon General
Malone tic authority to soil tho presidential
vote of Virginia on the NEST advantageous
terms, for himself that he can obtein from the
buyers OF such a commodity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06
HEE-S DP T5Es Es.3s..

1hrco suits Tor damages caused ty accidents
on the Baltimore aud Oaio RAILROAD were Go
c!ded yesterday adversely 10 tho company for
amounts aggrogat!rg$9 500
An abstract from the report OF tic Secretary
OF War shows that the organized m!Iitil OF the
country numbered l2G. 600 mco, ar! those
available isr military dCIy e 100000.
Tho Dallas c>uaty (rcxasl court house vaa
burned Wednesday, together with many valua
bio papers. Tho building cfst 500 coo, and
tho loss is abont half that amount.
Judge S. ii. Huntingdon. ttr,ncrly oi .hc
Unitod STATS Court OF Claim tho oldest mcc,
Der Of tho Hartford, It., bar, and a lea 1irs
ctiz:n there Tor many gears, died Wednesday
right.
Miss Csiia NlouItor, tho daughter Ct Mr.. e..
w. MoullOn. and tho niece ,t Gen. Shernsu,
was married at noon ytstcrlly to Lieutenant
Rockwell, U. s. A.. a: Glendale. Cincinnati,
| the residence Of tho brides father
a Chinese wash house 10 San Eraaci 100 wsa
burned yesterday. The boGi s OF eleven China
men were removed from tho ruias. l. is sup
posed they were stupcfod with opium, end
that the fire c,ught from pipes which they were
smoking.
| AdClph L. Botic. txSecrettrg Of tho Navy,
died 10 Philadelphia. yesterday. 10 the Isl
year Of his agc. lilo had been in i'll health io1
long time, and hil death is at.rihu ed By The
physicians to q general breaking dove q! the
1 system.
Tho Rev. }. N. GalIahcr VS. yesterday CON-
seorated Bishop Ct Louisiana ct Trinity church
New Orleans. The cremony vas conducted
BIZ Bishops Green. OF Elis.issip9i; Dudley, 81
Kentucky; Wilmer, CT Alsbams aud Robert.
son, Of Mi!stuti.
There will probably be no public procession
10 New York in honor Of st. pstiick's birth.
day this year. No official acton has been taket
by any Of the societies, aud tho feeling is lr>tty
generally 10 favor of applying tho usual fuoG:
devoted to public celebration to tho relic! q
tho suffoiiog POOR 10 lcelacd.
A special dispatch from Topeka, Ks, sly!
the officers of the Karsas Frecdu Assec:a
ton have been instructed by the directors c
tho association to devise arG put 10 operation
some practical method OF diVcrtiDS tho cen
Gtautly ircransing immigration oi coiorld poo
pic 10 Kansas The II, lief 4 $50 alton ha
found ii impossible to maintain the hu' lrcd
Of immigrants who have lately arrived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

GRANT AND BLAlNE.-Many prominct 70
publiclns at the Capital agree that tho results
of the Harrisburg Convention do not eueur
woll for Grant. Ardent third termcrs, however,
predict that he will have pledged majority in
his favor before tho Chicago Convention mcots.
a correspondent Of tho Blltimoro American
at Harrisburg writes: Ono of tho most c,n.
petent observers of Pennsylvania political gath
etlogs, and one Who has held tho highest poll.
teal positions in both houses OF tic legislature
tor several terms, declares that DO emo familiar
With aState convention could fail to rccogniz,
the fact that tho people who sent Tho present
delegates were strongly opposed 10 ronomiua.
ton oil Grant, and they wcro 10 tho main ia ia
Vor OF Senator Blaine. There is q gcaeral
agreement that thcro was no real tnthuesm
for Grant. oven among those who voted with
the Camerons. With large number Of these
tho idea which was uppermost WAS to Wn vic
tory for Don Cameron, as the man who wa9
their Political master or leader.
Camsron's own friends dtcal th.t ha VIZ, far
more concerned for hims self than t1r GrsnL. arI
mat, IN tsct, 1t became perfectly apparent the!
DIS Efforts az chairman of the Republican com
miltee are directed tow rl securing dctstion
ana control for himself ss tho very GisL c0nsid
Grafton, TO which the question rfacanGidata will!
nom hrst to last, hB secondary.
senator Blaines friends, strange 10 sny ara
a'most as we'll pleased oQor the result ns their
opponents. They pronounce il barren vic
tory: They declare thst after All Tho boasts made
by Cameron and the OF haustion Of all his powor
stfength and Influence 10 sue ecd By tho slim
majority of twenty votes il virtually euaiyslent
10 defeat.
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Good 'E'eIasns;sr8, G.

correspondence Of tho Alayandri., E.,naIt, /
MTcnFLL'S. Va, Feb. %.--A a ragn!sr
| meeting OF the Cjd:r Mountain i5iso, i. o.
q. r., held at this pl,oo, at tho pGivai; resi-.
DEF c (the lodge building bairg recaniY huIn
cd) Of Mr.. G. 8. Thomas, IN Friday nighi, lac
30.h ult., Tie following rcssaDs waro ,!oc'td 10
serve for the three months cnsnirg: ". g.,
T., j. w. Barry; w. V. r., Mas jennie =.
Thomas; w. s.. j. w. WiI4oy; w. +. s, j..
+. Smitl; w. r.. }. W. Somma.viIIc; W. a.,
A. G. Mount; w. NJ, ID. A. Btowr; ". | & ,
H. Il. Thonls.; w. y. c.. j. Il. ilaraharoush;
Il. II. s.. Nlrs. Il. s. Hall; L. II. S., Nra. ida
StoWsr;; ID. NJ, Mis- Little S;cwarj; A. S.,
Mrs. q. y. llanshorOush. Tho ryiiyiug w.
y. IL, Dr. j. y. Wharton, OF clnrs", Gow he
cImos 7. W. Z. i. Wharton, and l.. d.. q. s.
Thomas having been previously tcc,td holds
for twelve months from date Of clc ion. Un1cr
tho most die ruraRlng circumstances, add With
tremendous open and hidden opposition. q
few determined men and wcmcD orsanzad his
lodge Of Good Tomplars oil this place sometime
during tho month OF last August, und with barely
charter members enough 10 ill tho Offices.
From this small number it has steadily fought
its way to the prescn. liGc, and can now beast
Of between 35 or DO honest, earnest and true
mon and women. Tho suc,oss Of the Oder 10
this noighborhood is duo 10 no small measure
10 tho eXertiops OF tho Rev. Mr.. MeGi and to
tho retiring w. 9. T., DR.. J. S. Whartou, and
W. V. IT,, Mrs. Anna e. Smoot. aud Il. d.,
G. s. Thomas aud vito, aud frs, w. N sc
ond, W. S., ard, lastly, w. NJ, J. f.. iIans-
borough. Also the undefatisablo p. W. G. T.,
James Barry. Tho m,mbns ara moro than
gratiied to know they have every p5oaptc,,
with little outside aid, Of being able to build
a new lodge in short time.
Tho snow storm Of last night WAS welcomed
by all our farmers as rr4sagiue ! fec wheat
crop, besides giving hopes of az loo harvest
A prolific year to our farmers, and fair prices
for their products, will go farther to settle tho
''hash" OF this new tangled, noudesc ipt party
10 Virginia than anythiog elso thst wo know Of.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-06

Three members OF the u. s. Seoats pre-
sonted petitions yestoid,y for makiDg coorcd
educational institution 10 Ohio u beneficiary
under theproposed bill for tho distribution of the
unclaimed colored bounty fund. 1t turos out thu!
after oil the talk about The distribution of this
fund AID the consequent expectations tina! hive
been created 10 the minds Of those who would
have been it's bcnefciaries. tho fund is myth
and that there il nothing to distribute. A few
years ago there was q largo credit to this fund,
but it has almost entirely disappeared. There
have been hoavy party demands upon tho
Treasury daring the past three years. which. as
the inyariable curse Of the radicals has been
to pluck the poor negroes whenever they had q
chance, have possibly been supplied from tho
sum due colored soldiers as bounty money, bas
which had never been claimed.
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Ear Queens Speech tn Reference to
ireland.

IS announced 10 yesterdays Gazotts the
British ralIiament Was opened by the Queen
10 pcrsoo, who 10 her speech thus refers to af-
iairs 10 lr land. TIE serious deficiency in the
usual cops IL some parts OF Ireland has rem
dertd necessary special precautions Cd tho part
Ct My government to guard against the c.lsmi
tirs with which these districts orc threatened.
With this view they have called upon the au
t!lcriits charged with tho duty OF administer.
lag relief to make ample preparations for the
distribution OF food and iu,l should such step
become necessary, and they have also stimulated
Inc employment OF labor BY advarc;s on terms
| more liberal than these prescribed by the cx
sing law. ! |ec assured that you will give
your sanahoa t. tho course which has tcon
| adapted @;!r'e ii may havo cxcot ded tho power
entrusted h. Parisment to tho executive of tho
goverrmant. A proposal will be submitted to
you Ter providing tho funds required for these
exceptional advances on the security of tho
properly administered by tho church tcmpor-
| a!lies com mlssloncrs.'
10 the House IF Commons Sir Stafford
| Nlrss cite, chancellor of the eXchcqqor, gave
notice that he would move the adoption Of o
bill saact!i ming the measures Of relief for ireland
already taken, aud FIR further relief.
Nir. Alexander NJ. Sullivan, home rula Nom.
Der for Truth, 9s7o notice that ho would move
for leave to Introduce bill for tho better pro
tcctlou Of life and property in Ireland by sus-
pending tho serving Of writs Of ,j,csm.nt for
tho non payment OF rent.
| Mr.. O'nonnell. home. rulo member for Dam
gsrvan. gave nolico that ho would move On
amendment to tie address 10 reply to the
Qiec1's speech, calling attention to tho sys
tomato ae2lect Of Irish affairs, and also to the
fac:iOGs Misrepresentation OF tho acts of Irish
members OF Parliament by tho government and
| their g,n!s.
Mr. Charles Nowdceato, conservative mem.
Der icr Warwickshre, gave notice of his inten-
tior to offer resolutions providing for the sus-
pension OF members as penalty for the OBJ
sIuc:iou Of legislation.
Mr.. y. Shaw, homo ruler from Cork, gave
notice OF an amendment to the address ccnsur
lag tho government for tho failure to take
efficient measures for the relief Of tho distress
10 Ireland aud calling upon than to act 10 tina,
direction.
Tho Niatras Of Harrington hoped tho gov-
,rhUlent would at tho earliest moment state
d;fiaiIoIy What steps had been takSn to relicvs
;ic distress 10 Ireland, and oonteuded that the
government hxd prolonged the opportunity for
htuctlon by unnecessarily continuing the tx
| lstcnCc Of Parliament
Sir STAFFORD NorlhcoLs, chancellor Of the OK.
cht4utT, regretted that the Marquis u, Hsrting
ton mad not given any explanations touching the
attitude OF The liberals ID regard to tho homo
rule question, and Said that there WAS nothing
IN tha state of tho country rendering a diasolu
tlm HnGHs$HrY
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CAUGHT IN TIE ACr liver ,acn the lca,
ulster caucus has held its sessions thc proceed
lngs have been regularly reported 10 tho Ds
patch. IL has been great question hea k,
Information has hcen OBJ a;ned. S. accurate il,
The main have thrsc reports ben that su-p..
Dion has rested on sumo OF the caucus member.
Last night. through the cnsrpy OF the Ser. cant
ct Arms Of the flousn and MIR. w. f. puuph
rcy, it waa discovered that the reporters OF the
Dispatch newspaper Wtro en-; DC ID 10 the en-
gine room under tho ball Of the House Of Dele.
gates. engaged in taking noies Il the caucus
proceedings. -RichmonG Villa.
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As tho case now stands, physicians bills arc
about tho last paid out Of tho assets Of a deoc-
dent, but bill kaa Just been i0rodrc,d 10 tho
Virginia Legislature to make them the first
after the payment Of funeral expenses. Should
it pass the dcc;crs 10 the State will taste the
delights incident to tho change from last to
frat
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Tho FarmYllle Mercury savs :

"Messrs Y. Davis and y. Nj. nunkum epont
fow days last week in Noltoway county, on q
grand hunt To finish up this seasons shooting,
and it must be owned they h.d finish i! with q
vengeance. as, during threo days shuoting-ono
OF which WAS Wet-thny succeeded in bagginp
upwards Of lt0 Birds
The lava o! this Ststs prohibit the shooting OF
parlridges after tho Isl 81 January Mr.. Com.
monwoAllh's Attorney oi Nuttsway, do your
dutp-thRt is. il Notlawsy be- not ono rl the Ok.
culphted committees