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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

fa5' NOTWITHSTANDING the very great al
Tanco in tho price Of leather and cost of Boot
ana Shoes, we will sell our entire stock of Fs
and Winter BOOTS and SHOES o! q small ad
vance oVc7 cost in order to reduce orr stock.
All IN want will ssyo money hy calling on IL:
before purchasing We havoa largo stock Of
Ladies' and GonL!oincn's Fine Eoots and Shoes,
which canno; be surpassed in st7Ia, durability
and price.
feb W. Is. WADDET, 10 King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03
EN NaEMENTs
AKSIaEM ENTs.
SA r Il PIT a Halt,
TIE BATTLh OF GiiANCELI,Orsv11r

General ttJHiUGH LEE hsyipr li,d,1
eonsent' d 10 dci'vn: a. address before the r.,
ilet Hook sai L.G,tcr 90, tho shove subject bs 4.
Heea iGiIctai sE1iha.''drcsS wi tcdoliyare,, IN
XII E3Uhy ~ :*GIHu, FaB S.
- - ihciae full of thrilling :s.hos, 20. It
pcrrays tho toath Ct >!,;rtu.Il ,J-ck,nn o,S
while polntrg 10 his noble hnroisE. dwells Still
more lItsntly upon his devotion to his God. The
committee IN charge promise 10 usa their best
tend. W az "i'o ~
Doors opon st 90; address ut .. i'll. Tickets
. conts--to DO had of the following cn,,in;Itn".
Edgar Watiold, w. Il. Davidson snI Z. NJ.
o"snHM. ian :il-5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

a fRETTr rHILANTnRorHIsT. Tho "ptis
oocr's Friend If Nav York is O very hand
:otne and quiet wealthy western lady nam:d
LINDA Gilbcit. She supplies tho poor wrctchcs
with books, papers, etc., aud to those who arc
psnned 10 tho deadly and horrible Tombs she
brings Giles Llomcnt lodidc AmmoDia, which
she says is the oily real trostment for the ncu.
ragla aud rheumatism. Giles Pills cure ncu
IagiG. Sold by all druggist Send for pamph-
Let to DR.. Giles, l2O West Broadway. N. Y.
Trial size 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

81 NE" TEMPERANCE CLUE.-A nov temper
8aAoo cub WIS organized 10 this city last nj ht,
e. s 'no S,na rrgInc house, to be called tho
Z. Marley Nyc Young Mems Tempe GRANGE Club,
gnu eI5c.cd tho following officer; President,
~" /. ih"mpsoI; vice PRESIDENT, Samuel Pad.
Afst'' S'c'eta7y and treasurer. J.. y. Cook; tinan
3isaI SECRETARY, 5. II. ncvsughat; sergeant at
ssfmS' 3 Z. Swalr; first marshal, Jas LaWrcucc:
a. a. 10. Wa; PIlcc. Alter tho organization of
s3nS Cub. which numbers forty-nipo members.
s8l''' James Van Arsdac made 40 address.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

!. ALEXANDRIA LIGHT INFANTRY. Tho AL X
.Ssoltia Light Infantry will hold business
Ss.e'iDg 10 morrow night, when tho cJmmittoo
~ hted at previous meeting TO take into
l''erauon the ad0isabity Of building 40
aaaiioiy Tor tho uso Of the company, will make
s' report. II is understood that plan will
g. 81 submitted ADD adopted for tho erection of a
So Suontantisl bulldog. 1t is thought lhst
2s,HAior 'stce Of North Carolina il invited,
81. uelVtr an address for tho benefit of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ToNTINE HOTEL Smith Gordon. Thos
Thomson. Henry Thornton. Baltimore. Md;
j Ward. jr, Washington, ID c; Dallas Powell,
Fairfax . ii, Va; Judge James Sapgstcr, Il
NJ Lowe, Fairfax 90, Va; b + Pasnrd, Raleigh,
n Z; Robl q Florence, Robt b Saunders, Eau
qnler @, W.; John Walker. Loudoup O., w;
l. Il lioWi:, Alex. We; W l. Pickett. Upper
VILE, Va; rhcs l. Payne, Richmond, Va; John
/ Bowman, Petersburg, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

NEW TELEGRAPH LINE.-TWclso tons OF
telegraph wire arrived yesterday from New
OK on the steamer John Gibsou, for the now
telegraph llno, CT rather the cxtcntiou OF the
Western Union, from Front Royal to Charles.
town, West FirgiDir. When completed this
hue will be great accommodation 10 business
mon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

sii HE SHIP IARD.-Quitc Lumber Of hands
IL now employed at The ship yard aid 10 q
5s ~ While another detachment. will be M.
e. e., y portion Of the ribs for The ncw
4 ..oher basc arrived. and the vessel /:
Nv assuming Shape. lh7 machinery whioh
.'Sa Yesterday from NV York by .hc
D. ssemGr John Gibson is being put in pcsi.iou
a !, Alexandria lie nov prcpsr, d TO do work ia
a Itc as cheap, ii net cheaper, AID as wei
q q ;cutel ss any pace 10 The ccunttv,s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

AY:-Tha jnaling Of 81 ish bells YVES
heard on the s!r3ets this morning, tut they
dldn't jingle lorg, for the sun came cut bright
about ten Q clock AID tic beautiful snow" soou
ooeen to disappear, aud tho young man who
lei; Compelled to pay four or five dollars an hour
iGr ,siolgtiDg" their swecthoarts, offered up
thGDksglVlGg. Overhead the Gay was hcauti
lnl, but under loot II was very disaproeGb,c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

COMMITTEE MElTiNG. The cJnnite. a..
pointed By the ci!iz,ns meeting to make or
rangoments tor general pull C meeting in 10
halt OF the sufferers 10 ireland from tho famine.
OF which 5. e.: Ncalc, ca is chairman. will
meet IN tho olIc, Of City Treasurer NJ. B. lIar,
low to r!orroW night a. 7 'ccck. 1t is undcl.
STOOD that tic PROPOSED meeting will be al
dressed By prominent speakers from ether c tics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

y, ~C'E'vIhe WASHINGTON Star, of Saturday,
!, Yesterday VIM. l.. Ross through his
,,I"Gys' :Messrs. Riddle, Miller and Padpetf,
' H., "a SUIT against the lnlsud and Seaboa1i
CCmpany for $500. A scow sIocn
sn 0y him, valued at $500 Oh the 18th Of
ill., IHo''y was coming up the Potomac, loaded
! h." sane when 1t YVES iua into by he com
/, II - steamer ]aLe Nlosciey an,; SINK, tnr
"'eH lNe damages arc claimed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

SUDDEN DEATH. --Intormelion has boon rcr
c9lvcd 10 tbs city Of tho sudden death Of Mr..
hortc, Windsor. 10 Bonneville, Mo-, on tho
29h OF January. MIR. Windsor vas on cid
resident OF Alexandria, aud has many friends
end relative residing hero now. The news of
his death will be received with profound regret
by all who knew him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

FAr@ JIERCoUNTrCougT .-Jndiclmerts found
"EA'hS1 Lewis Smith for stealing horse; sgsiDst
AAinlhony Smith for malicious cutting; again
'. III, b"Ge ior malicious cutting and ,!tLevart &c
murder, and sgsinst Robert Brcnt for house
mon. ~ S''0' w.
Taylor Wal ker, colorcd, indicted ct the last
term lor to!onious ssssu|! on Jcha Alexander
was tiled and acquitted
- MATTHEWS, co!orod, who had boon arrest
bresklng and larceny, VISA discharged, but "a.
said Brent ~ ''A''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

The Russian police having proved go inefTic.
lent In tho struggle with the nihiists, q lsrga
number Of German police have been summoned
(. St. Petersburg from tho Baltic provinces OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

o IGun lEMrLAES.-Thc officers cloos Of
lcro aVn lIfh; Ledge, No. 337, |. O. G. r.,
4 p '0S.sI,Cd last tight by Special Deputy G
80. l.. h2tkicy. of Herndon, Fairfax Go. Two
SUES were initiated into membership,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Feb 8. 1850.
70: tho Middle S:s!es rain and snow, variable
winds, shifting to north and west, probably fol-
lowed during tho night by clearing sad Coldcr
weather., and rising bsromcto-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

Suicide Is not more sinful than neet csirg q
Cough. Fer only IS cen you c.n buy a bit
- OF Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup and DO savsd
from Death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

., AN OLD SuESCRlHER.--A gentleman in
HO1rcnton. 10 renewing his subscription TO this
paper says: u AIN ia my 72i year; have been
rcate! CT The GsZ :ttc size, | was q Child. and
expect 20 continue 10 be 80 81 lcng as / live,
Success 10 tho old CaZsitel"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

JUICE CHILToNs COMMISSION. MI. a.
w. Chiffon, who has recently been elected
Jud9satf tho Corporation Court by the GOucraI
Assembly oil Virginia, r., isod his mni sion
lr1m the Governor to day. but like all tho res,
that have been issued By the Governor tho time
when 1t shall 60 into effect is left blank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03
Second Ward Meat lIarket,

N. w. cor. Prince and Royal st.,
w Nh. L. EMERSON, Proprietor.
l am selling for cash
Sirioin Beef at l5c per Ii.
Rib roast" " I"
Round " ia
Chuck Ribs to III
Brsket 4 to s a."
Pork 10
Sausage 10 /"
iionstsly low
Ii connection with the abova I am maxine
daily, Sundays excepted BEEF SOUP, which
propose to sell 81 the ratio Of lie pcr gallon.
CHURCHES and chsriLsble Institutions WISHING
70 purchase soup tickets for the poor can Gel
thein a. my store st any time during tho dsv,
ard will DO allowed discount on Inc sbuve
prIco soup will DO served from y m. until 2
+. II. nov II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

The negro murdcrGrs Of George i. Hirih, il
Washington are to be tried n Ct Monday,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03
sf"asis o! az: Ess,oy.crcgs.,,.,,,

NEWARK, n, j., Feb 3--Goa John Brisbin,
formerly HeH'ber CT Congress from Peansyi-
vanls, and recently a director of snd counsel for
Inc Inc DelhWaro, Lackswsnns and Western K. H..
died here 10 dsy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses
we're Issued 10 Washington yesterday to Joseph
n. Lant, Of Fauquier county, Va, aud Mariana
Is. Mars, Of Accomac county, Va; Charles H.
Lewis and Anna loss. both OF Montgomery
county, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

TIE Virginia Midland Railroad Company
has made arrangements 10 sell round ttip
tickets to New Oileaus, good to return within
tTcaty days from date OF issue, for tho benefit
OF persons dcsiripg to visit the Mardi Graz.
Tickets on Gale February 5. G. I, and S. Price
SID Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

PERSONAL. delegate Geo. A. hlushbach,
and Senator L. l.. Smith. jr., were 10 tho city
Yesterday, and left last night Tor Richmond.
y, ". Ashby. formerly OF this city, bui now
OF West Point, w., is 10 the city visiting his
family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

JRANrs.--A number Il tranos lavo been
IL Tie city FOR Tic past 80 days, d:ivcn in from
tie a,Gu!ry by The sudden change 10 The Yealh
cr. Peer. hsi-staIvjd, half clothed wicchts:
lD20y Q! them ere deserving, and m ny arc rot,
When they knock at tho front dor, or
como Up tho alIey, sid ask for bread;
TO turn them away Without it is not cgacty tho
night thinr. 4 cup q! colIcc, or a piece Of
hscaG is not much, add probably would never
b. missed, but il might be sufficient TO satisfy
tie huoccT @! a foley creature mado desperate
i07 want I'it. Tao CT them were actually seen
kGaRinc boona they had taken from sIop bar
rel, Nhtrup9n several gentlemen of kindly
hcart. rHaGe up c0cc;i5n and furnished them
with probably The !rst good meal they had
eaten for long tinr. Some Of them have
raveuoaa appctitos. A little girl 10 The abr
sonco o! her parcr!s, invited ono Of the moor
fellows in to take breakfast. The family had
provided provisions i5r the day. but 10 ihtir
establishment, wh9r !licy returned, they found
there was nothing loit. lie only drank scyco
GUYS Of coffee, end cat eleven rolls, together
with tho other acc apartments that 20 to make
10 good meal. When nc departed the litlo
Glf! INSISTED UPON putting Lin UP a lunch, 10
which he kindly consented. This Was carving
ih:&4 h,iio ieo i:r, but when they come for
tread !lTa them DOT away cmp'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

r, Yesterday man entered tho office CT tho
GIusrnuc? Trust end Sale Deposit Company,
thliadelphla, and while the attention of tic
CLERK was diverted stole $l4 600 s;x per cent.
gold c,upon bonds OF the Crane Iron Cc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

TIE GROUND Hoo. Yesterday WIS the da7
for he grOu1d hcg to arCu'e from bis sun bus,
shake himself c)m9 our Of his hole aud tax, .
pc2p at tbs outer World, l:cpcned bright and
clear, will the Thermometer below irer ziur
point, but the C'ouiy began to gather 10 tho
evening", aud Tho ground hog, who, uofortu
D1ciy, started out early il the day, SAY
BIS shadow on tho ircZen earth, and In hurry,
retired t" lis Water quarters. lilo had not
been too iJog 10 his hoic before it commenced
TO gooW, ah'ch to)n Eel! 80 sc,dily that By 10
OF cock at light tho streets were thickly ever
c.! with i. AZ y later hour 40 storm Increased
10 VI0lcic., aid Continued uu.i abuu. / o'clock
tbs morning, "lGn foe scuiy rain set 10. and
the cltlzoLs awokc TO fad tkc ground cjycrod
With snow 10 the depth of several inches. II
Is LIST rcbuko TO those wno rdioul, the su-
pc1s'Ii1n, as,thty c NJ il, that Gear CaudI,-
mas bnngs i)ns winter, aI',i w!,U DENY that tbs
rrouGi hCg h,s anyIhiag TO do with Che
weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

SALE OF FIsnERIEs. There We're sold ia
Washington on Friday, tho three fisheries o.
"a. upnCr Potomac koGwn aa Clouds LAID.
'aes. to flr. Ttomas Thurve,; ono Ter :Il5,
enc f0T $iUj, ard the other for 50,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

HARhItGE. The marriage OF Mir. Busbrtd
Laws to bliss halo jenkins took place OF tho
resldenoo Of the bride'a father. 90 Washington
street this AFTERNOON at 5 o'clock, EcV. Mr.
Graham performing The ceremony.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

INSTANT RELIEF FOR HEADACHE and
4 NEURALGIA, Esrsche. Toothacho and
Rheumatism, by uaihg CaOSBY'S FIVE MIN.
UTE CUBE. Fer external USE only. Price
twenty-five cents per bottle.
JANNEY & CO, Druggists,
jaD2l 70 and 162 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

4 tyDONlN, the best preparation ever offered
~ Tor the cure of CHAPPED SKIN; will
eradicate pimples, and give to thu complexion q
soft and bosthy appearance Price rs cts per
bottle. For ssle by
jan IS WAKEFIELD s. HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

Gs~ There will be q meeting of the Colum oia
Steam Fire Engino Go. TO morrow "Wednesday
night, at I! clock
II JouN w GRhNTLAND SecretArv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

f"LIcG EEroHr-Jhcre we're two cesc., f..
Eolc' headquarters Il il rlorolns:
The i'.t vas that o! had Hill, hiip n, Dtat
o'h!ng coucrd woH.an. tar :tiug drunk on tbn
streets, and arrested by Officer Ogden last
h!Eht. Bai5g a Ani II The Vas drunk, she re
rll9d tnat Snc was. She had returned trom
Washington on thn ~ u'co,l; ,r,ir, and being
coid she Thought sho would take "Gip." which
@as to1 much ~ her She vas iucd S. wlioh
'ic paii ;nl We drcha7gn,.
ID" ntXr w. liaaaca Warrington, j. black
"'tnar, II dl-or,iriIy caoduc:. The with, $.
'EAihsi hrr Hwofc 20 otC thing atn Era, C. :
"0tc 10 the contrary, Int che was fined $50
N The Mayer. a;d net having thu ntorcy Gpd
N) pToA?'c Il getting IL, s;In Yves locked IN
IN! VIII probably sr' ud .oGnc limc 10 Ill.
CoL"RED REFORM lrur fho o,aTeI H.
,Nu c uh belt . large meeting "a, the Third
BAPTIST hmoh. l;,r Fields Gaoh fasto:, Ias,
.m@ht
Ihe itrS vas preside hover ty hsv. Fields
.'ook' anj i, y. NnUIG sctcd a. secretary.
Alter prayer aud reading Of SCRIPTURE. the
.Mecti'2 WAS add,ctsc,t ~ VIM. l. lsr., Of
"GaiI'rston, Fr.nk Wood, o! the red r,Lbo,
lon', aid il. il. Htcklcy, c1lcld.
/. he pledge was ihcu preceded to the meet
,'nr aud ~ Nelson's sigIcI, making tho tTcsnni
5McmbcTs!I2 OF the club ;i55
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

GUMMIT MINERAL SPRINGS WATER
- will cure sill irregularities of tho kidneys.
relieve chronic constipation, headache and o,ber
diseases resulting from disorderod condition of
the system. For sale by the gallon By
jsn 70 WAKEFIELD s. HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

rTHHE COMMON SENSE COOKER-rooks
E five or elk different articles vt the same time
without impslting the flavor of any TO tho Others
MCLEAN g UHLER,
doc Il &c kirg street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

A TMOKE'S STANDARD and * EYSTONE
Il MINCE MEAT, for sso by
ian5 }. g. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

SIAMON'S Liver REGULATOR in tho
" usual size bottles and packages; also in &c
packages just received by
jsnl0 T. S. LGADREATER s. BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

TASSARD'S EXTRA FINE SUGAR CUR
~ ED DRIED BEKF received to day, and
for sale by [ianl9l j. g. MILBUkN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03

mo YOUR COOKING By STEAM whicl
H. is tho puresL and beet heat known for In
purpose Call and examine the "CUHMON
SEESE COOKEk'' For sale by
deol6 MCLEAN & UuLEE, &c king ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-17
THE MAINE ELECTION.

Augusta, 16.-Twenty-three add
tional towns in Arocstcok show the
following result: Davis, l ,345; Plais-
ted, 1924; Nye. 2; scattering, u
la the same towns last year Davis had
1928; Smith, 651; Garcelou, S73.
Davis gains over all in these towns 9
votes. There are still twenty eight
towns and plantations in Aroo.took
to be heard from.
Portland, Me-, 16.-Fliieen addi
tional towns 10 Penobscots County
give Davis 326; Plaisted. 641. Last
year they gave Davis 307; Smith, 552
Ten additional towns in Aroos took
give Davis 500; Plaisted, 254; scat
tering, Is; a republican majority oil
AZ. Last year Davis had pa; Smith,
Isl; GarceIon, 20; fusion majority
of37.
Later-Four hundred and sixty
towns give Davis II, 1914; Plsisted
II, 010. Davis plurality, S94; scat
tering, $50. The same towns ls,t
year gave Davis 81, S05; Smith, 81, 1875
Garcelon, 20,769; iusionI plurality
of SS; scattering, 262. The towns tc
come gave Davis 1903; fusionists
1916; fusion plurality OF COS; seat
tering, 81. Deduct the fusionists
plurality to come from the repub-
lican plurality on hand, and Davis
will have 276 plurality, if the res
comes in as last year. There are only
thirty-eight towns to hear from, will
an aggregate vote OF 1906. Blu,
Hill brings in a further republican
gain of 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-17
FOREIGN.

London, 16.-Tbe Portland plate,
at Doncsster meeting. was won by
Discount" "Peter" second, Cam
busdoon" third.
The Juvenile" stake for two yesr
olds was won by "Mscsroon." The
winner was bought by Green for D, 200
guiness.
Paris, 16.--The statement Of the
Bank of France shows a decrease in
specis for the week of gold, 8, 865, COO
francs and silver, S37 600 francs.
Constsntinople, let is stated
on good authority that st the council
OF ministers, under the presidency OF
the Sultan, to-day. Said PAsha urged
the imperative necessity Of surrender
ing Dulcigno at any cost.
The imperial yacht Lzzedin, with
three aids de camp of the Sultan on
board, sailed hence, to-day, for Scu-
tart.
St. Petersburg, 16.-Gen. Louis
Melikof arrived from Livida. The
imperial assent is announced to the
proposal of General Melikoh and the
minister Of justice for a revision oil
all the branches OF administration oil
the provinces. The work Of such
revision in the eight governments has
been allotted to four senators.
Madrid, 16.-The King has signed
the decree dissolVing the Cortes.
Belgrade, let is stated thai
Prince Milan has accepted the resig-
nation OF the Restico cabinet.
London, 16.-The wages committee
OF the Lancashire weavers has issued
a manifesto iustifying the Aceringtor
strike. and declaring the wages now
paid the waivers are 25 per cent. les
than in 1853.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-17
POLITICAL

Baltimore, Ind, 16.-The green
back labor party In convention tc-
day, nominated Milford Thiudti and
Rev. Uriel Graves for electors at
large.
Concord, n. H., 16.-The prohibit
lions state convention met here to
day. About fifty delegates were
present, Rev. 8. G. Keller presiding.
A strong prchibiioIy resolutions was
adopted including one endorsing and
supporting the nomination OF Neal
Dow and P. a. Thompson for presi-
dent and vice-president. The con-
vention nominated George s. Dodge,
of Hampton Fall, for governor, by
acclsmaGion
Chicago, 16.-Iater- Oceans Wash
iugton: Congressman Jorgensen, OF
Virginia, wEs in the city this evening
aud received . dispatch from friend
at the meeting Of the flinders and re-
sdjusters state central committees, at
Richmond, saying that the proposi
ton of the regulars for fusion OF the
electoral ticket had been rejected by
the readiusters. Jorgensen says thai
republican Congressman will oe
elected in Virginia. but the republi
can electoral ticket will fail. owing &c
the neglect of the negroes to psy the
per capita tax.
| L1Boston. 16-The republicans of the
Fifth District have nominated s. Il
Bronson for Congress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-17
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY
A Great pea, OF Nothing.

San Francisco, 16.-The presiden-
tial party srrived at Monterey about
5 pm, yesterday afternoon, and
were escorted TO the Hotel Del Monte,
where Preparations had been made
for their accommodation. A ball
was given al The hotel in tAe evening.
The President, Mrs. Hayes, General
Sherman and Others OF the party we're
in attendance, the President, how
ever, not joining in the dance. At
1870 O'Clock this morning the party
Was escorted into town By the rscsp-
ton committee. At the intersection
OF Pearl, Alvorado aud California
streets, where q grand triangular Iri
umphAnt arch was erected, the brass
band played Hail to the Chief.
the President and party passing under
the arch with uncovered heads. At
that point number OF the native
Oalifornians on horseback, joined
in the procession. Arriving at
Cotton Hall the President Eas greeted
with q shower of bouquets, at the
hands OF g number of school children
dressed in white, and formed SIS e
living arch on the steps of the hail
above the President. Captain
Borrows introduced President Hayes.
In referring to Monterey. both
ancient and modern, he attributed
the sleepiness of the town to
the fact that when Genera! Sher.
man in 1s47 lived in Monterey, he
tried to make huge punch bowl out
OF the bay. The President then re-
sponded. eulogizing the people of the
town; referring alec to the beauty OF
the surrounding scenery. He then
made mention of San Jose, whioh
place he bad passed yesterday on his
way, saying it was the handsomesI
place he had seen since he had left
New Haven and Cleveland. Gov,
Ramsay, OF Minnesota, was intro
duced and delivered an sppre-
pirate speech. General Sherman
referred to the time Wher
be was here in 1S47, aud Of the hos
i pitality OF the people who resided
;here in those days. The genera
was frequently applauded. 81,
thanked the assemblEge for the cor
dial reception they mad given thI
President. The school children theI
sang Marching Through Georgia,
the general joining in the chorus wit
spirit. Mira. Hayes was next intro
duced and Wss heartily cheered, chi
bowling acknowledgements. Tn
party we're reseated in their carriage
aud taken to the Hotel del Monte
The party concluded to remain her
until tomorrow morning at 10 o'oloc
at which hour they will proceed direC
to Menlon Park, as tire guests c
Senator Sharon. The entire part
we're driven to the Pacific Grove
Point Cypress, Carmel Mission, an
other places of Interest and all e.
pressed themselves as highly please
! with thsir visit. General Sherma
: will have a reception this evening q
the Hotel Del Monte. He has invite
all Of the old pioneers TO assembl
there where he will meet tnem snC
SIS be says, 'have tussel with them.