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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE sA EFFECT WEDNESDAY,
An. phof LssEE w Il isHSi
n 5V-phicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast tx
s CC-Baltimore. EIcott City and way stations
6.50-Baltimore, Annapolis. and way. piedmont
StrSs5Ers winchester. Hagerstown and way,
8. l0-Point Of Rocks and way stations.
S45.StaInton and Valley Express. Connects
for Haserstown and at Point of Rocks for
9.Go-NeW YORK Philadelphia and Boston Express
.',W-On Sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
loo0.BsItimcre EXPRESS; Cstops at Hysttsville.
COLLEGE. Beitsville Laurel Annapolis juno
ton, dessnII's and Hsnoyer.)
ITO. 4q-Pttsbursh. Chicago. Cincinnati snd st.
49, Louis Express.
u. 10 Baltimore. Enicott City. Annapolis and Way
Il 2s-on sunday only. for Baltimore and way.
e s5-Ne. Yors. PhiIadelphis and Boston Express
3.50-Baltlmore and Way Stations. winchester,
Frederick. Haserstown and Way. via
43O-Haitimore. Hyattsv1ne and Laurel Ex-
press Hrederlck, via Relay. Stops at Anna
Winchester and Way Stations. (On SUNDAY
l., to Point Of Rocks and Way Stations only.)
a 4e-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
IS. 4b.Phiiadelphta and Baltimore Express MAR
hnsburs and Way. via Relay. Stops at b. stts-
6.o5-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
t6.46-Bstimore and Way st ltions.
I.30-Baldmore and Laurel Express.
10 56aPittsburg. Chicago. Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Express.
9:45-Baltimore. ByatteviDe and Laurel Express
l0.00-New York, Philadelphia and Boston Ex-
press. Steering Gar to New York. and spec
ial Sleeping Car at Philadelphia.
tDally. tSunday only. Other trains daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station. and
dig and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue. corner 14th
street where orders Will be taken for baggage to be
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When He Was Out of the United
States.

81" H''
You what" exclaimed Robb, ''when you
We're abroad? Why. l have known you all you
NE, ana TO my certain knowledge you hav /.
never Deen out of Arkansas. l wouldn't be
that you were ever fifty miles from Little Rock ~
GU VIII please excuse me-" continued NJ :.
Squlnt. 'put I'll bet you twenty-five dollar
ago"
III take you. Put up"
Inc money was given to a stakeholder.
sertions?'
u said that | had been out OF the United
Yes"
"Well, have"
"When?"
"ln 1851, when Arkansas went out of the
Union"
The bet was decided In McSouint's favor.
Little RocE (ArkJ Gazette,
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A New Flute.

An English musician has invented a new
mute he asserts that by doubling the last
four holes he has improved the tones OF the
lower notes while giving increased power,
ease and brilliancy 10 the instrument gsner
ally, and there Is nothing more 70 paw for
these improvements. The material chiefly
used py the patentee for the head ana body IA
ebOnite, q preparation OF India rubber which
posses extraordinary sound producing proper
ties One OF the great difficulties OF lutte mas
always been the third octave, the lingering for
second octaves; and the new flutes are con.
suuSteu IN such manner that the third octave
az oe easily played with the same lingering
- 1st enpfoyeo for the two lower octevea
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boston Transcript

boston TraQscript.l
With clothing shabby and torn. -
TIT The PASSENGERS all in BUNCH
The conductor travels up and down,
Ringing his tell tale punch.
Ring! Ring, Ring,
Mid rock and iOstlc and jar:
And still, while he snapped the noisy thing
h sang the Song OF the Car"
lunch! punch! punch
Before the peep of day;
And punch. punch! punch,
T were better to be slave
In the reconstruc ed South,
With never the voters right to have
Than living from hand to mouth
Punch. punch. punch
No wonder it makes me swear,
Punch! punch! punch,
A badge of disgrace wear.
Pink and purple and blue,
Blue and purple and pink,
carefully punch them through and through.
Although am ready to sink
Directors of the road.
passengers one and all.
Relieve me of this terrible load
That al, the day long doth call,
Thief" "Thisf,' ''Thiefl"
With its tintinnabulous voice
Think you that ring the COMPOUNDED thing
OF my own free will or choice?
But why do care, you say,
The thief fares better than I;
He's forced not to wear the mark of Cain
Till wallis surround him high;
Till walls surround him high,
And every one dressed the same
OGodi that it ever should come to be
mad lost all sense OF shame.
Ring. ring, ring,
AS the car thumps over the flags,
And what are my wages? place to roost,
luncheon cOld-and rags:
A ioting car-and this uniform
punch tbut not to drink
numbered badge in lieu of name
Strips blue and purple and pink!
Punch. punch, punchl
From morning unto night;
Punch, punch punch!
Till nearly broad day light.
Blue and purple and pink,
Pink and purple and blue;
punch and ring, and ring and punch
For he srtless, grasplng crew!
Punch! punch! punch!
In the summer sunlight CLEAN,
And punch punch! punch!
Mid snow and four horse team;
While in the crowded car
a. Inc passengers growl and swear;
on me they heap all sorts of abuse
y God! it is hard to bear.
Oh, but to get away,
ana DE free man once more!
NO numbered badge upon my cap
no tell-tal punch evermore,
+ or only one short hour
10 feel as used to feel
Before knew this horrid punch
lhat tells me steal! l steal!
Oh, but for one short hour
~ respite however SMALL
NOT moments leisure to 20 anyvbara
Or to do anything at ALI ''"
RRat or Two on would do me good;
But heavens.-there's the rub
ne slender wage on which starya
would go to the starving sub"
Win clothing shabby and torn
Inc passengers all in bunch
IS conductor travels up and down,
o singing his tell tale punch.
ENG ring! ring,
mia rock and hostile and lar.
Wonld tba Wt th he snapped the noisy thing
~ o .nat the conlpany's heart might wiring
NE sang the Song of the Carl" --'a
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but three years married. For the nri1;, ne oeng
inignt Key. Might key!r she exciaiHaS9 u a
for n NJ Rsv What use can have
ton League meets Monday night thu asIncapa t,
DON DSmesuc Mission Tuesday, the Sisters Of Ier
1cn0, wednesday. the .Won1an's Science c,rcle,
anu 1Sa tne Daughters OF Nlneveh' Fday
and the suffrage Band on alternate Ssf,,rSH1
nIg1te You stay at home and see thst tSs
naoy Doesn't fall out OF the cradle" He stav VIC
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MEDICINE BULL SEVERELY WouNpxp-In-
formation from the Lower Brule agency Da-
kota, Is that the Brule chief Medicine Bull was
snot ana severely wounded by the accidental
agency clerk. Medicine Bull called his Indians
sogetner and Charged them 70 modest no one
because OF the accident. and, to show good
He Is an influential Chief and did much toward
SesPlng tns Bru1es at the agency during the
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

THE WEEKLY STAR, now in ih twenty NTH
year. is double or eight page sheet. containing
nifty six columns Of fresh News. Literary and Agri.
cultural matter every week. including q compend
OF Washington News and Gossip. q record Of Local
Affairs, Home Matters. Fashion Notes. Personal
News. . List Of Marriages and Deaths. late Tele-
graph News. Special Correspondence. Selected
Stories. ETC. II viii be sent post paid. from De.
oember 1. for the entire session Of Congress, In
Guiding the Inauguration Ceremonies In March. In
full. for Fifty Cents. novl7-lm
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"A New Definition Of Forever

IO1t VIty D6Tr1CK ]
askeG on Is long, awful long time isn't it?v
$50 ~ un &c vi cltlzen yesterday of another.
mo as piHminent greenbacker "There is moth.
, Glse snan the word forever that will convey
an Ia. lGea OF It's terrible distance OSA'0s
"Oh, YES there ts. - said the otbor
What is it," ~ '-o O'n0i'
why. it would give better idea Of NOR.
sIisr tbe II should say thousand years
"i'ei Ihe greenoackers elect President
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Dangers in Bringing mp Children.

Dangers in Bringing up Child ran.
me cruelty done 10 Children by some pa
Children are held to be OF the same temnera.
ment, of the same adaptability to learn "a
their parents and teachers; yet the bow VINO
cannon c. learn his lessons as quickly as another
Is thrashed, or he is degraded In some way.
Grown people forget the intense misery to
Wh1ch children are thus exposed. The childs
no1HOn is so limited that he sees no remedy to
tie being. '
Fathers. provoke not your children to
wrath, lest they be discouraged" III the life
OF a child be embittered, the result is shyness
and secret aversion. Even a child feels Itself
Wronged, and sense OF bitterness is implanted
IN its heart. We can never think without pity
OF parent who lost promising son by death
andiWas haunted through life by his parental
severity. my boy" he said to a friend. FUSED
10 think me cruel and he had too much reason
to do so; but he did not kno " how loved him
at the bottom OF my heart; and now it is too
late!" ~
We often think when we hear of parents
beating their children that they should rather
oe INJECTING the punishment upon themselves.
iney nave been the means or bringing into
Delng tne ihnerltors OF their own moral nature.
The child does not make his own temper; nor
mas any control while a Child over its drec-
tlon. II the parents have conferred an irri-
taole temper on the child. it is duty on their
pat. 10 exercise control. forbearance, and
pauence. SO that the influence of daily life
may, In the course of time, correct and MODIFY
the defects of Its birth
rb But !, the ''chlld's will must DO brokenv'
, tneIe Is no greater fallacy than this. viii
lorms the foundation of character, Without
sIeDgth OF will there will be no strength of
Pun purpose: What is necessary is not to break
Inc cnllds will, but to educate IL in proper ii.
t t1bcu o; and this is not to be done through
s sne agency OF force or fear A thousand IN
noates might be cited in proof of this state
Mhen the parent or teacher relies chiefly
c cPna pam for controlling the chiIds VIII, the
v Ill, lnsensiby associates duty and obeoience
a ma.a rear and terror. And when you have linus
a s.Ssated command over the will of others
WI, WIN pain. you have done all that you could Jo
Jay tne foundations Of a bad character-a han
son, pad husband. q bad father a bad NEIGH.
~ and bad citizen. Parents NAV not thint
9I lnlS when they are beating into their chill.
uIen their own faults: but it Is true neyerthe-
eaS There iS no doubt that the Command over
Inc o Wis OF others BY pain leads by degrees ta
an the several stages OF Irritation. fnIustics
u Wve.Iy. oppression and tyranny.
when Eunordius, OF Cologne, heard a great
cIy issuing from sch0olhousa he onened the
ooor, enter ed. and rushed up IKE a lion And
raising his stan against the teacher and his AZ.
SseaalIant. delivered the boy from their hands
ar mn 19 are you doing tyrant9" he said; s'you
ere placed here to teach, not to XIII scholars' y
manuel Snstles "DutU."
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The winners ct the Charleston q. G., races
SSS 1soy were Lillian. Ella Waraeld and Col
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'HIs Is THE BURGLARS SEASON
NATIONAL SAFE DKPosIT COMPANY.
18TH Street and New Yerk Av..v

Era Burglar and Damp Proof vaults from "A
g goo yesra c9yernmenf beads On deposit Tor
for moderate rate Board Of HsnsSesEWsiHan,s
s SSStensY Prs.idsnt; GeorEe ". MSss Nee pre-.
Treasurer Henry 1. Wllard. John GssSsis Thos'
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FOR THE NEXT Thirty DAVIS

We viii sell our entire stock of frst-class BOOTS
and eHosS Of prime cost, as our stock is entirely
too large This is no humbug, as a visit 10 our
store will positively convince You. We name . few
prices Ladies' good Butt. shoes, 81; do. fine
plated heel, 81 AS: do. fine Kid Butt Shoes worked
butt hole, $40: do. finest Kid Butt. Shoes,
Sense, best quality, 81 %; Misses fine Kid Butt,
worked butt. hole, Sl,45, Children's same kind.
worked butt. hole, 81. 20; do good Butt Shoes
IS, 4S. 90 and 75c. Infants do 20 to 95c Ladies'
Slippers from 2Gc. up; Mems G alters and Walking
shoes, 81, 81: %, ST. As to $4 do. fine Boots from
81. so ny; do heavy Farmers Boots 81 80 70 60 so
and many other goods too numerous to mention.
Cousins fine Shoes p all widths and al astonishing
low prices. Spring heel Shoes for children, OF
every kind. The entire stock must and viii be sold
without reserve therefore come as early as posi-
Die, as You can save money by buying now Polite
attention to ALL and money refunded for goods re-
turned. Remember name and NUMBER
6lNSHEIHER g. BRO,
sos 9TH ST., bet II and I.
Branch Store, I4O Bridge ST., 9th no2O- I'm
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G. L. SHERIFF. ,,
COAL AND WOOD.
u every variety.
Telephone connection.
River. snsS
WOOD.

" JOHNSON BROTHERS.
WOOD. IELEPHoSTO CONNECTIONS. GOAL
F.tu Weight. Best Quatttg. Lou Prices.
Main once, wharves, mill and depot Connected
with uptown Offices by TRLKPHoHR
with uneQualed facilities and advantages for eco
nomicaly conducting the wood and coal trade
wharyes Glory, extensive store yards enabling MS
70 STOCK mp largest when coal Ia lowest; oficee
hroushout the city, and al in immediate oommu-
nicatlon, tnsuring prompt attention to orders, we
are prepared TO offer to our patrons the best yarte
ties OF coal Of the very lowest prices.
We insure strictly pure coal, Of 2, A0 pounds
the ton. JOHNSON kROTHERS.
Main once, mill and depot foot Of 18Th, 18th and
r sts. s.w: Ofioes: 1909 81. NV. l1l2 eth Ut.
NV. l4l8 It'll ct q. ". and AL Pa. ave. Sc. OF
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NORTH GERMAN y,I,oyD-srx.xsHrp

~ LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, BAvRz, LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers Of this company will sal every Bat
lrday from Bren.e Pier, foot q Sd street Hoboken
esates OF Uassage:-From New York 70 Hsvre, Lon
lou. Southampton and Bremen. first cabin, $50;
second cabin, eco; steersSe, $50; prepaid steerage
yertibcstee, S26. For freight psssase apply TO
oELRlCHS h CO, Bowling Green, New York
". g. MKTZERoTF & co. 92s Pa. ave-. Agents
FOR Washington. aug77
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GUIDES NEW EXPRESS LINE

~ BE1WEFN
WARRINGTON, GSORGETOWN ALEXANDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA,
CONNECTING AT PRTLADILPHIA wITH OLYpy,e
LINES FOR New YORK, Boston, PROVIDENCE
FALL RIVER, AND ALL POIETe II THE NEW
ENGLAND STATES.
Through bills OF lsding given.
SAILING DAYS.
From Mashnston-Nondays. at 8 Pm.
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., at 10 s N.
Freight received daily until p m. Ceorgetoyr
Foods received and delivered az Washington.
Wharf, foot Of nth street.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE co, 9epersl Mansgers
isSouth Whsryes, Phiisdelphia; j. II. JOHNSON
CO., Agents. 18th st. wharf and 1202 u. n ".
Washington. aug27
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STEAMERS, &c.
STEAMER THOMPSON.

CAPT. John r. Wood built expressly 49,
Tor is. ,. ne e, foton.o RIVER bns.ness,
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. nj z o,clooh
M, msklns the principal landings In the river.
Fare and frelshts 81 lowest rates.
cameo O. q. LOWELL. President
Octls-Sm lll6 y strae@
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SUNDAY. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
FOR al the POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS - far
Leonardtown and Nomipi returning MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
Fare and Freight Of lowest rates
yls-ly FL sToNE. Purssr
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-10-30

A choice assortment of Books, Stationery
Musical Instruments and Fancy Articles.
All the most popular Newspapers, Mag
azines and Latest Novels on hand as soon
as issued.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-10-30

DR.. SPIN FsEY & CO.
No. II Kearsy street,
TREAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
l. diseases.
YOUNG MEN
Who may be suffering from the effect
OF youthful fOllles or indi>rretiun will dc
well to avail themselves Of this, the CREATES
boon eyer laid IL the fret OF suffering hu.
nanity. DR.. Spinncy will guarantee. 20
forfeit five hundred dollars Tor every casa
of weakness, or private discas. Ui>any kind
or character, which he undertakes and failf
to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There arc many at the age of thIrty
sixty who are troubled with too frequent
evacuation of the bladder, often accoinean
led by slight srnarting Or burning sensa
ton, and "a weakening of the system in
rIaAucr the patient cannot accoun.:or Or
examinin" the urinary deposits ropy sed
iment will often he found, and sometimes
.mall particles of albumen will appear 81
the color will he of thin milkish hue
again changing to dark and torpid ap
pearancc. There are many men who die
Of this difficulty ign.rant Of the cause
which is the second stage of seminal weak
ness. DIR. s. will guarantee perfect cure
i'll all such cases, and healthy restoration
oi the genito-urinary organs.
Office hours-l0to4 and 6 toS; Sundays
from 10 to IL q. III. Consultation free
Thorough examination and advice, IS.
Call or address DR.. SPINNEY ~ co,
36-tf No. II Ecarny street, San FRANCHISE
P. s.
For private diseases, of short stand
ing, full course of medicines sufficient
for cure, with all necessary instructions,
will be sent to any address on receipt of
ten dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-20
~ lSEfGS Sf.it-.S.

Prussia and Hamburg have cowa TO al agree
ment relative to tho customs line.
M lo Nevada " young American, has been
received fav"rsbly nj the Hay market Theatre.
Tho Tekke Turc1man expedition has bcon
poBtponel Unit! August.
Mr.. Plimsoll U.ibora) has resigned his eeat in
Parliament for Derby III favor OF Sir William
Hsrcourt.
The Queen in her apnIc h ut thu opening Ct
Parliament IL day will lnk1 IL hnrrinl view oil
Affairs
TfIckGtt, tho i lralian oarsmsn. challenges
hsnlsn /" row !nr thu cham pirfship # gland
next uCt' hN.
Tho IRISH IanL I.caSus Association hiss
HI':to! rc"GlLL!nGs dt ClHruS tina. tho famine in
Roland and similar disLrn.srs IN that country
hav" MT been tho RESULTS of natural CnlIsGs bu.
tupsrindnH"i hV p@rnicIuuI lcgi.laLina on tho
part OF thu Erttish ghvu-nmnnt
The ltnion Ting thinks En4 land anil tha
United StstOs should tsEn Soma Joint action in
rotation To tina fisheries question which will pre-.
vent Disputes in iuturo. 1t says tho present
treaty needs amendment TGa Toronto Globe
apnaks of tho pttulant action" ct this govern.
ncnt IN tina matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-20
TIRGEEEI TEli"S.

Mr.. Rufus Murrcll. formerly member Of
tho General Assembly. died ut his homo in
Campbell c:unly last Sunday.
Judge Turoer Of tho Circuit Court eff Clarke
County. Va, has rendered n decision which
anuus the action Ct the stockholders mcoliug
Of The Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company
in 50 far 90 it resolved some tin ago 10 cancel
tho stock Owned by the Central improvement
Company in said railroad company. It is said
tho railroad company will appeal from this do
csion.
Tic eighty fifth annual c,urc;l Ct tho Pro-
tnstant Episcopal Chulci for the diocese Of
Virginia cenlmcrcad at S.. pau,'s Church.
Petersburg. Yesterday moruing. Two hundred
delegates ~rro present.. Right R,v. i. Nj.
Whinla, Bishop Of the diocese presto *.
Rev. L. G.. D,shciIds was choscn secretary, and
+. Hamilton Baskerville. treasurer. Bishop
Petelkip. Of tho diocese Of West Virginia. was
Invited to n scat in tho c)uoci'. The cour ell
will be in session several days. A resolution
for dvl.ion oil tho Gicc.sc was introduced, bu.
laid over until to dag.
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& OunreSs50unI,

Mr.. Batter addressed tho Senate StAtt rIay 10
opposition 10 the kclloGg resolutions. Mr. Garlatd
ross 10 speak on tho Same sui itc', tnt yielded
to Mr.. Eiya,d and tho marshals bill was taken
up. Mr.. Carpenter offered an additional scc
100 providing penalties Tor preventing by in
nmidarion, violence. 10. the assembling OF
ciIl2,us 10 pGltion for redress OF grievances,
nominating representatives, or other lawful
purpose. L. tclCd. Several other amendments
OF similar rurport wcro rejected, and tho Sem
alto adjourned until ! .. IN. to dry without
reaching q vote on tho Till.
lo the House Mr.. IIorine'a | ill abroga!ing tho
fisheries clause OF the treaty Of Washington and
providing for revenue duty Oh fish and fish
ellis imported by Canadian fishers. was intro
duc,d. 1t provides that $l25 600 of tho rovc>
nuo COLLECTED from this soulc) shall be Maid
10 indemnify the lcssaa by tho Fortune By
outraees. Tho House then went into Com.
mtleo on tho State of the Uuon TO consider
tho inr!f bills. tho vote being 1876 10 81.
Dir. Woods funding till Ind precedence, AMI a
motion 10 Icy it aside was Inst-ycas 81, nays
80. MIR. Reagan antagoniZ Vi tho funding bill
with his inter State oommcrc, BILL and on his
motion tho committee arosc--ycas IS. nays CO.,
and tho House took recess till 100 The
c,de ct the District OF Columbia was considered
in tho evening session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-20
California Political SRrginsE.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 30-l2 80 a. m.-The
workingmen's convention refused to reconsider
the adoption of kcaracy's letter ns the sense of
the c>nveptop, and after several attempts 10
got through resolution looking to tho appoint.
ment CT delegates TO The National GreoDbaek
and Labor Convention pledged to Thurman,
tho democratic clement of tho convention
carried motion to adjourn till this evening, it's
opponents mostly declining to voio. Tho Coz
veptioD then broke up in disorder. The Green
back element assembled and organized as a new
convention and at midnight entered upon tho
appoiotmant of committee o. o platform,
constitution and resolutions With tho prospect
OF 40 all night session.
Tho democratic c,nveLtiou at oakland last
night adopted the report Of tho Committee on
credentials which admitted the Saratoga hall
delegation 10 tho tenth senatorial district and
the San Nlalto delegation as appointed by tho
County Committee. After appointing commit
tees on platform and resolutions the convention
adjourood until 10 a. m. to day. Tho Congress.
sional Convention n San Frar 500 met last
pip ht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-20

Tho vtrnment of tho United States OF Co.
toluhIn IL putting tho Monroa doctrine lotto
legitimate and practical tiftct. From tho voIy
nature OF tho olsn this country il "a fore to
1t as any EuropoAn as any other Country cln
b.. Colombia. therefore. and properly, makes
10 dlilafoLcs in tho character Of tho rt,liops it
LGlntt ms with this and all other govcrnmcn ta.
Il resents insults and attempted interference
from all alike. Consequently it has ordered two
United ) .atea esslls that, With almost unpre-
otlontcd impudaI !, and presumption, were en-
gagged in locating cohling siationa on ls oonst,
to atop TINT work at onoa and be off. This affair
has ludcrous aspect when it il remembered
that rec,ntly tho selling President of this ooun =
try was 30 SOLICITORS about tho welfare of Colon,
bIa that he sent message to Congress on tho
sal jeot of French intrrlcronoa with tho affairs
OF that country. md that. too. it must not bo
forgotten, when thcro had been no attempt at
such interference, and that the American Con-
grcs1 is even yet spending itl tina 10 eaisl1tipg
upon q matter with which it has no business,
and that belongs solely ADD exclusively to tho
Colombian government.