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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05
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-. ct"@o EYohia& Nows. Augusta. Ga.
Dr. Mt: Lear Sir Ii 3 little son vas attack
81 VIZ" nnrumonia last winter, which left him
"tH violent cough that lasted till within
Io""Ih since. for tho cure of wEich Am indbbt.
iI !, your valuable Expoc.orAnt had lried
Heny good untll l used your Espoclorant' ono
"l-'," "i winch removed tho cough entireiy
NIlh G""y th=nks. Am yours truly,
IOltN II. WEIGIR
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WEisECgNAE,
DIR. TUFTS
EXP.EC'ZORAN'I'
IN Is CTS. AND 81 BOTTLES

IL: pt2plrtts arc Demulcont, Nutritive, Bal
.'nl!c' n"2tnlhf end Healing. Combining sil
I3s7s qualities, 1t ,s the most effective LINE
hhhInM ever chcrad to sufferers from rulmo.
nr, J. F. HAY WOOD, CT New York volun
I9F'iy ndoTsos it, Road what he SAYS: ''"u
H. r,,,. H. New York, Sept 10, 1877.
Df, nl: Dear Sir-During this year treat
g." ] Mioe hundred caSns Of lung diseases In tSa
."""r "11us {" the city tho csscs were of very
So;r'n Tyne. 1t Was there my attention was
r'Iiod to Tntta Egpoctorant and / confess "ns TsS
,"fpriSn a. It's wonderful power. During a prac.
100 "i twenty years have never known a med
"i"o - '''t aa promptly Mrd with snch nanny
.,''t ."''E' u INSTANTLY snbdued tho most vioian
' 49, ~ c""s"lhg' and invsTisby cu.od tho di-
~" '''S' IHh2 medicine | evar used
j" FHA ACIS HAYWOOD, MD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05

desired tho abovo views Ct Mr. Peter j.
Garter, not 10 u';iioGton of my course, because
that Is a matter with my own conscience aud
sense Ct public duty, but to let the people Of the
STATE. ard mere particularly those Of my own
rec:, knoH, 10 as public manner 0s possible, that
| acted With the advice and with the c..
operation Of my colleagues of my own race and
party in presenting TO the House OF Delegates
the bill known as the Hamilton biI that it not
only expressed ny O,cn but their sentiments as
we'll, nor did they even do INC the iustc5 or eX
tend TO mo the courtesy, after changing their
views, to again meet in caucus, ard make known
their change of miod to me. will also stale
that fully believe tho provisions Of tho bill are
10 accord with tho platform Of ptll ciplts OF the
first and only ReaC jles,ers' Convention that
ever mtt 10 this Slalo-Viz tho one at Mozart
Hal. at which Seoa'or Malone pledged him.
self as being entirely opposed to reducing the
principal OF the debt, and advocating ; per
cent in,erts', practically tho same as presented
by me. II is also source of satisfaction flr
noe 10 state that Senator Cephss Davis, repte
seniing mg caunty in the State Senate. agreed
with mo and his other Co lssgu.s, and assured
ms self and others that he was most emphsti
oaIly opposed to nty reGuci3o of tho rrincpa
of the d. ht and was in favor OF per cent. 10
terest on the whole amount of The funded debt
luonlpg forty years
General w. e. Wickhsm aud Col. William
Towncs will chcelinliy confirm nearly sill that Il
| material 10 the ahovo statement.
ISigned. Ross HAMILTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05
RAD iEHNIELE NIGHT SWEATs.
Mrmphis. Fohrnary IL ISL

Memphis. February II, 1871.
nF. fu.!; SIr-.i have been suffering for near
y Two yoaFa with severe cough When [
commenced taking your EyncctDTsnt .sao rol
'iHrui 10 ono hundred end s;xtoan Dounds in
""ghl. l had tried slmns. everything; had
t'rflhi" nIahL S~i"tI. have taken half Lozan
b'iLi"S Ia" night s~oai1 have lei. NO. The
'"''Eh las Disappointed and ! h&voRSiari iioen
t""AY5 N l,ah. J rocommcni i - al my
'T"Hi', NI.h Rr"at rn4rn,.a,
OLIVER RICE
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sEE s:ta: fs*
RlG JOB N HAMEURGS.

ESlG JOB N lAMEURG3.
D Mondsy. Feb ua!y lGh, $50
job 10. Of ilsmburG Hdgirss and Ingrrlires
lust received, very cheap. Also 10 d,G,n Pure
Linen Napkins 81 G0cp per doz; Dsltriggsn ilcso
at 25c, n job; British Haf HOSE st 70 and .5c,
extra cheap Ladies' Mourning Hsrdkerctiels,
now style; oStra largo Bates Quilts ..i 80.
j.. r. BRASiiEAk,
II. Il. Hoomes. No. l03 kins street.
Alloy snGris, Va.
An wool Euntings at 2jc great Bargains
feb III D. f. b.
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State Of Virginia, Cdy Of R1cholonl-t to ari :
Personally appeared heioIo me, +. Atkinson,
q notaiy public in and for the city Of Richmond,
Stat, aforesaid. Peter j. Carter, and madc
oath that Tho statements contained 10 tho toro-
going wIl;Dg arc true to the best Of his kuowl-
edge aud beIitf
Given under my hand and official seal this
2 day OF March, 1850.
(Sisrcd I. ATKINSON, N. y.
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ORY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, &c,

Friday, +, brusry l3.h, 1880
All gCois scll 1T down prices. Large stock
bought ekrly. Special attention To the follow.
ing, viz: Linen Saeetings and L. &. Linen.
heavy sock of Besched and Bro. Goods, Ian.
caster Cambrics snd rercales, te4utiful new
style Prints, Figured and Cordol Pquus, large
stock White Quilts, Madras Ginghams. (new)
Iablo Damssk extra cheap, Napkins and Dovlee,
Towels and Crash very cheap. Linen Cambria
Hsndkcrchiefs, (fne) doso and Half Hose cheap.
or than ever, Coreets. Wamsuta Shirts, Mems
Dog Skin Gloves, Ladies' Kid Gloves, warrant.
Cd, and Mmo Demorest's latest Patterns.
CAL ard 500.
d. F. BRASHEAR,
Il; s. HoomoF. No. l0o King street.
1eo lis Rlaxandria Va.
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i'lAwUH AIRED ORGANS,
SYI.EFE PIANOS.

GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
Higheat honors Paris Exposition 1873. The
Stictl Roudoir Grand, or Upright, tho artists
fav0rite, defcS competition.
G.. l.. WILD y BRO. Solo AgSnts
723 Tth ST., n. W., Washington, u. Z.
Also agents for the celebrated krHnich Il Bsch
and other drst clhs6 Panos and tho Peloubot.
Peton & Co. Standard Organs.
BRANCH STOKE with W. W. ADAM &
SONS, IS King street, Alexandria also refer 10
Ptof. Heyusn, of Alexandria.
Ea- Planes, Organs and other Musical Instrn-
ments TUNED AND KEPAIKEn. Jan 23
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05

fs' q II Z z $ SALE OF VALUABLE
y PROPERTY NEAK UCCGQUAN VII
hhGh-By virtue Of y deed Of trust from
George Seecman and wife, dated tho 18th day
OF FebTunry. 49,, recorded amcng tho land
records of Fairfax county, liber I, NO. 4. page
-o', and Tor the purpose therein mentioned, the
underslgnod will offer for ssle Ey public auction
at Fairfax Court House, on MONDAY, tho 18th
day ot March, 1880. the TRACT OF LAND
conveyed in said deod of trust. oxcept that por
ton conveyed by George Soecman and wifo TO
hSdman SoiecmAn. containing a42 sores and g
poles. recorded in Iiber g, No d. page 45, of tho
records OF FsrlsX county. Said land has TWO
DWELLINGS and sill necessary outbuildinps
contains 50! acres, and would make two farms.
Terms OF Sao: So much cash as will psy tx-
pensos Of sao; also tho sum OF ono thousand
doilsrs with interest thoroon from tho 10Th day
ing. as trustee. ! thsll convey such tito 40 is
vested IN mo. whicd | bolio'o 90 be good.
WILLIAM Il. IALLEY, Trusloo.
FaI Eav nj y,h
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
WIRES AND LIQUORS.
GEORGE sTEUERNAGEL's
Exchange Restaurant

NO. 81 NCRTH ROYAL STREET,
Alexsndris, Virginia
Importer of Wines, Brsndies, Gins, &C., war.
rantel pure. a! tho lowest cash prices.
OYSTERS the largest size and finest favor
always on hand, which arc served in the best
style.
Gs- Meals at all hours. Lodeing now fur
nished to the public. Kooms newly furnished
aud comfortable, dec %
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I)R. BULLS III ],
COUCH SYRUP
Ia Il HAIR UOODSl

REAL HAIR UOODSl
~ REAL HALE GOODSl
We hsvo very largo stock Of Hair Goods,
L"ashL ~ old prices. Ladios Wishing anything
N tAs limo would do we'll TO call and examine
ia sock NJ once As we soil great deal OF those
+" "hoic3sie, wo are enabled to givo our custom
"'s 7aa! bargains. by the new patent process
"' n" enabled 10 atraighten tho roots of hair
g,n.h'hEs AL ono way. A braid or switch made
III .A'S mahncr is much superior for locks and
"AT' FERH uSON & BRO.
jan u Hair Mandatory, 81 King ST.
SSk0W N'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES, Mrs
49,. "Ihsiow's Soothing Syrup and iron Bit
'!' jt'l received by
''n . K. S. LEADBEATEK u BRO.
IuTI'S EXpECIORANT and PILLS,
- sNett'sod oA the Erst page ct tho Gszc!te,
'" '"7 ssio by
'e' Z e.. 9. LEADBEATEK & BRO.
"bLE ard POCK ET CUTLERY-A full
"Hc, Wholesale and retail.
JAS. f.. CAKLJN ~ SGHS
t@ King street.
4 MHEsON'S MlNCE MEAT, Fruit Jel.
49, les Hnd apple ard Peach Butter received
-. ', s@.e low ry
'o'l L. W. AVERY. 22i King st.
5000 GNAlN BAGS. mado by the
ync;~,.o ~ Ladies aid and Empioyment
i,r -, ''' SAFE by
u" 2 THOMAS PERRY, Ast.
'HlME TOMATOES CHEAP-Smih S.
II, m'cS,s ID cans l2c; J. T. Mitchell s. Cor.
loS YH-> ~, 'Vc, for sale st
j. G.. MILBURN'S.
HVlCE FAMILY FIOUK-25 barrels
zone Il Wcsions Now Process Family
!oF salo by
GEO. WASHINGTON, Agt
4 rprLE, PEACH. PEAR AND OUNCE
% TEX, JELLIES and PRES ERVAS,
~; ,;;N''s ~ by tho pound, at
'''' j. O. MILBURN's.
) "i3H I PROCESS, Cameron Mills Wenger
"''dgHWa!er Flour. for sale At
i.rs j. G. MILBURN'S,
10 N. Royal st.
"Ni = COUGH SYKUP-Cures Coughs
i,r ''1 W. Colds. Price DC per bottle.
- LUNT 81 DAVIDSON.
I{lN POUNDS FRESH OIL CAKE
HARMON e SMITH
L. tS. S.rlH9i0H, msdo by j. j. Turner Il Co
THOMAS PERRY. ACT
j d, TURNER s. cos. "EXCELSIOR"
jsr@0 S'' lsnd and Tor sale by
.'," THOS PERRY. Aet
y !lME, La BOR, SPACE and FUEL
/ * Ing the "COMMON SENSE COOK
l"'c III McLEAN & UHLER.
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a DMlNIHTRATOR'S SALE
4 UESf EABI.E RE;5IDkNCE.

BY virtue Of y decree Of tho Corporation Court
cl AleIsndrin, At The february term. the UNDER
signed WI! sell by public auction, in front OF
Inc Sonrt Housn. on FairisX street, in this city,
on WEDNESDAY, March l7th. 1850 At i
o'clock, tho DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
lFG. lately occupied by Harriet IL. Wheat dc
ceased, silatot on Columbus street, between
Cameron aud QusHn, floating on Columbus st.
II ieet inches. End running back SC fsct in.
to an ailcy 10 foot wide Tho dwelling contains
order.
Tcrms: One fifth cash, and Tho residue in
equal payments o: L GDh months, with interest.
and title TO DO retained until the lsst payment is
mAho. The cost OF convey ance TO Do psid BY
the purchaser
NH I'D & WHEAT Administret,r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-05

CHOVELS Spades, ForKs, Hoes, Rakes &c ,
y at [feb26l JAS f.. CARLlN II SONS.
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y u Y T ) Ii AIR DY L .

~ u 7 ) Ii 4 II DYE.
GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed to 3
hh""sY BLACK by p single application of this
''fE. IL imrnrta atural Color. acts lEstan"
islH"us(y. and is ss Harmless rs spring water.
H",i hy Druggists. or sent by express on receipt
"s'ics', 3:I Murray st New York.
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Special contracts will be nads with yearly nd.
vuItiSers
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ElNE CAhDlES-A large invoice of fine
Il Candies just received and for sale Wholesale
and retail by
dec III j. G. MILBURN.
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NHOICE DRIED BEKF for elIcinc and
~ chppingst
f.t26 JO MJT,RJIRN,s
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EANCY hRTICLES-Toilet Seta, CO.
T. loRne Bottles Vases, Hand Mirrors, Yer
| bena, Florida Lavender, Violet, Magnolia ard
other Toilet Waters, Combs, Brushes, Shaving
Mugs, Gerea Cologne, Bay Rum Sc, for
sale al prices TO suit the times by
dec Is WAKEFIELD & HALL,
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HARDEN SEED-l have this dsy received
" large supply of LANDRETH'S GAR
DEN SEED, which / am selling at the lowest
market prices. Rural Registers free on apple J..
ton. w. Z. CREIGHTON,
feb 4 s. King street.
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3 'DERSON'S MlNCE MEAT, Fruit .Jel-
-, res, nnd apple ard Peach Butter received
MA ''T sa.c low ry
"tI !: W AVERY Dp. E;orct
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SIMMON'S LIVER REGULATOR in tho
~ usual size bottles and packages; also in 25c
packages Just received by
janl0 K. S. LEADBEATER & BRO,
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= SACKS Rio, LaGusyra and Java COT.
l. - fec received and for sale by
fob y K. w. AVERY, 2i6 King at.
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y LIB. CANS TOMATOES, the celebrated
- brand CT Smith s. Wicks for ssle at l2a
each By j. g. MlLBURN,
fet4 10 north ROynl ST
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:, ,%>The best assorted stock and the cheapest
Boys and Youths School Shoes in tho CITY.
sopl9 w. b. WADDEY, ITO King st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-02
IT Is TRULY WONDERFUL

To see what improvements nov exis
az compared wish railway travel only
4 few yeats ago. To become convinced
Of this. ona has only to select for his
route East. the popular and Bell-known
CHICAGO & NoRTHwEsTERH RAILWAY
You are Landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at Couu.
oil Bluffs, where stands tie @. & NJ
W. Palace Train, composed of Pull
man Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleeping
Cars, Elegan: Dsy Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars,
etc., ready to convey it's passen-
gers rough Iowa and Illinois, and
into @ icago. Gliding smoothly along
over tee superb track of steel rail
through thriving cities and villages,
omfortably seated in this train, one
discovers the high rate Of
speed which be is riding. Trains of
Ibis road are always on time, con-
neotions sure, and passengers geek
ing pleasure, comfort, safety and
Ease IN travelling, will find the
Northwestern" in excess OF their
expectations, and the greatest of all
'outes to Caioag' and the East. In
list upon Hokes agents selling you
Tickets Sia this Road; all Agents sell
hem. Examine -FOUR Tickets, and
eidse TO buy If they do not read over
nis Road. Il you wish the Best
travelling Accommodations, you will
,uy your Tickets By this Route.
~ AND WILL TAKE NO OTHER l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-02
Foreign Miscellany.

London, 1.-The Agence Russo, St.
! Petersburg, announces that Russia has
under consideration the necessary steps
for converting Bstoum into q free port;
also that England has submitted pro-
pos4ls to the powers for the maintenance
of European concert with a view to the
settlement of the remaining provisions OF
the treaty of Berlin.
Berlin, 1.-The Dispatch says: Prince
Hohenlohe, Germsn ambassador TO
France, goes 10 Paris, Wednesday.
Count de st. Waller, the French am
bsssador st Berlin, gave a banquet last
night 10 Prince Hohenlohe. after
the return Of the two ambassadors
from their visit to Bismarck at Fried
richshue, where, it is believed, the plan
of action formulated by Bismarck for
European control Of the eastern question
was discussed and Hohenlohe was in
structed to consult the French
government on a defniuite proposition
for dealing with the Greek question.
Dispatch from Athens says: Radowetz
the German minister, remains here six
months longer, which shows Bismarck's
anxiety to keep Greece well in hand; but
ms influence cannot prevent war unless
Turkey yields the coded territory.
London, l.-At meeting of the COM
mittee in turtherance of the Greek cause
at Wilt rooms this afternoon, the Earl
Of Roseberry presiding, resolutions
passed urging the British govern
ment TO make strenuous Efforts
10 assure the cessiOn of the territory re-
: mmended by the conference. Letters
Of sympathy were received from the |
Duke of We, minister, Lord Aberdeen,
he bishops of Exeter, Manchester and |
Jxf I'D, and nearly thirty members Of |
Parliament and Prof Max Muller,
Gladstone and others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-02

THE LATE elections developed,
among other interesting facts, that
the votes polled Numbered about one
in five of the population. In some oil
the eastern states the proportion Of
votes was lees, AMI 10 one or tao oil
the western states It dii not equal
the above average, but where it fell
short vas in those places where the
contest was not at ell close, and the
full vote was not polIed. In Iowa. fer
instance, the state being hopelezsly
republican, one person in 5.4 voted
In Indiana, which was the ciose3t Of
the large s ates, 1 in "a voted. Every
body who c0ud be taksa to the polls
cast his vote, and it Is probable acme
repeating was INDUCED in. OHIO
another close state, voted l in 4
Very few Buckeye voters remained at
home. If an election we're fairly con
Quoted, no unlawful balo.ing being
INDUCED in, aid the parties being
very nearly equal as TO numbers. the
voters throughout the United States
would be about as ons IN five Of the
total population.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-02
Some Gifts by Mrs. stone.

Boston, Following are the gifts
which thus ar have been made by Mrs
/ Valera g. Stone from the estate left by
her husband. Quite q sum it is under
't0Od, Is yet remaining to be distributed,
which will be used in accordance with
The advice of the gentlemen whom she
has selected as her counselors in the dis
buTsement OF this large trust: To Bow den
College, TO finish memorial hall, $50, 900:
to Bowden College, 10 endow the pro-
iessorship of intellectual and moral philo-
ply, $50, 900; to HalloWell Classical
School, $40, 900; to Fryeburg Academy,
Maine, Sl5,O0U; to Dartmouth College, to
endow Stone profyssorship OF Intellectual
and moral philosophy, 5,n00; and over
the theological seminary to endow pro-
fessorship of the relations of Christianity
to secular science, $50 600; on
condition that subscriptions Of $780,
900 for Philips Academy be completed,
500, 600; Amherst College, to endow
Stone professorship Of theology, on con-
dition of college, raising $50, 900; Welles-
ley College, to construct and furnish
Stone hall, 100000; Womea's Board of
Missions, for Hsrpoon College, Turkey,
S25,U0O; Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton Of Boston, towsrd new building,
SIS, 900; Hamilton College, Clinton, n.
Y, to endow professorship Of natural
history $50, 600; Chicago Theological
Seminary for 8 professorship Of pastoral
theology and special studies, $50, Geo;
american Missionary Association, for |
at Nashville, Atlanta, ITALIA
dega, ToDgaloo and New Orleans, $780, |
BOO; Obsrlin College, Ohio, for endow- |
neuts, $50, 600; Drury College, Spring
ield, Missouri, $50, 900; Iowa College, |
-, 500 Carlton College, Mortified, |
Mimi, $4,000. She has also given |
1000. 600 to relatives and friends, and |
Sl00,0OO to churches and needy students !
md for redemption.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-02
The Shortest Cut TO the Graqe

Is taken by thousands who With
common prudence might live to en-
JOY green old age. Why will people
neglect a cold? The great Abernethy
pronounced fixed cough only one
degree less dangerous than the plague,
Yet, it is as certainly con!rollaole, as
readily extinguished. by the use OF
HALE'S HONEY OF HoREHoUHD AND
TAR, as fire. is by the play of water
Delay not an hour in applying the
remedy. 1t requires but short time
tor the lungs to congest; for the
tG6ercles to form; for death to ensue.
The great specific is obtainable of all
druggists at 800. and 81. Great
saving by buying large size.
J. WILDER, Easf Lockport, n. Y ,
writes: II have sold Pixies TooTH
ACHE DRoPs for several years with
perfect satisfaction"
Pixies TooTEACHE DRoPs CURE IN
One MINUTE.
A COMPLETE FRxINISz TOILET
SERVICE always includes GLENN's
SULPHUR SOAP.
HML's HAIR AND WRIsKER DYE.
Black or Brown, SOC. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-02
BRIEF TELEGRANS.

The steamer Carolina, from Baltimore
for London, lost lis hesd OF cattle on the
passage.
Secretary Schurz thinks the Indian sit
uation may now be considered more hope
full than ever before.
Assistant Postmaster Thomas J. Brady
has purchased the controlling interest in
tn } National Reporter, Of Washington.
Heavy SHOWS were reported in New
York and New Hampshire and through
out the New England states on Wednes-
day.
All the difficulties between China and
Russia are not settled. Mutual conces-
kions are now absolutely necessary to
peaceful relations.
At the three mile professional scull
race on the Potomac, Wednesday, Ken
nedy came out first, Lee second, Plaisted
last. Time, 20.30.
Prince Hohenlohe has declined to
assume charge of the department of
foreign effsirs Of the German government
On private grounds.
The Greek frontier question is still agi-
tating the eastern powers; it is stated that
unless the ceded territory is yielded
war cannot be prevented.
The number of Indian youths TO be
educated at Forest Grove, Oregon, is to
be increased 100, and about nifty more
will receive instruction at Hampton, Va.
Schurz' report seems 10 have been q
dropping of Providence for the Associated
Press on Wednesday, as it coupled the
principal part Of the dispatches with his
sage reflections.
The steamer Jamestown, reported ST.
most wrecked at Sitlss, is all right. 1t
was the schooner George Mailer that was
nearly wrecked, and saved by the James
tOt0R. No lives were lost.
1t is stated on good authority, as fact,
that not single office has been guaran-
teed under Garfield. The president-elect
stated that while in Washington, he
listened to many CVeGtures, but promised
nothing.
DerYish Pasha refuses 70 surrender,
despite the fact that the military conven-
ton gives san &c lrgio to Montenegro.
His grounds for refusal are that the I'm
itatien commission should decide the
question.
The President is much exercised over
the problem of retiring officers over 62
years of age Ord, democrat, is over
that age, and his removal is desired by
the republicans. Mcdowell, republican,
is also over the age limited by law, but
the ruling party are not very clamorous
about it. The President is likely to de-
eide on retiring officers over 81, thereby
putting a quietus on public clsmor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-02
Domestic Dashex.

New York, 1.-The HerGld'S Wash
ingtOn says it is understood at the war
department that Miles will not accept
the position as chief signal officer. His
name is mentioned in connection with
the military academy as SUCCESSOR to
Schofeld.
The steamship oily Of Berlin brought
S4S5, $50 in British gold.
1t Is probable the PARK commission
will refuse the use of Central Park to
the exhibition of 1888.
Heavy snow along the Hudson delayed
trains. Raining here now.
San Francisco, The Tucson dis
patch Of the 18th recounting a fight with
cattle thieves, near Shakespeare, and the
killing of one AID wounding of another, is
erroneous. Latter adYices show the fight
was bloodless, bnt on their return the
settlers were ambushed By the thieves,
who killed one Turner. The others es-
capped.
Washington, 1.-The secretary of the
treasury is now paying l02.S7 for Cos, for
the sinking fund. 1t was incorrectly re-
ported, to-day. that Fisk & Hatch had
soldlgovernmOnt six million 6s at 1929.
st. Louis, l.-Quite number of prom
inent citizens organized, to-day, q min
ing AID stock exchange and transacted
some business
Baltimore, 1.-The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company met the committee of
grain men in the most conciliatory spirit,
and agreed to operate with them to keep
the elevators in working condition.
Lockport, n. Y, 1.-The New York
Central jumped the track near here.
Three persons were injured.