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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
FROM NENICO.
Mormon PoIygam!sts Not wan,ed.

mormon fOlyBhhlSJS NOl NhhiSU.
CITY or MEXICO, Feb 1, via NEW ORLEANS,
Feb. l5.--The Mormon Elder Thatcher has re.
turned to the United States somewhat di3ap
pointed in his mission. The Moxican govern.
meut will protect the Mormons in thoir wor.
ship. but not IN poiygamy.
Senior Xamacona's presidential chances are
improving, Notwithstanding he has declined Ia
bs a candidate. Tho MNii0r lavnrs him
against all others, and the Sigio also supports
him. These are tho two leading Journals Of
tho Republic A large number of people still
hope that the political complications will com.
pei President Diaz to hold over, preferring
this course to anarchy.
A sensational accusation has been put in
circulation against General Gonzalez, y lead
ing candidate for the presidency, and at
present commander of the largest force OF
government troops in the Republic. Ho Is
charged with tho lntontOn TO separate the
States of Sonora, Sinaloa, Durango, Colima
Jalisco and Michoacan from the Mexican
Union, aud to erect con'ederacy TO be called
the Republic Of Sierra Madre.
Contradictory Reports from Mazatlan.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. l5.-Adyices from
MNzatlan by tho steamer Colimq arc to tho
effect that the revelation is at an end there
and a guubOat had started for La Paz with
custom-house officials also that Marquee had
left only twenty-five mon at La Paa.
A dlspatch JuSG fccelVou from san DleRO
says General Marquee Ia now at tho boundary
limo in the Tiajudna valley with fifty we'll
equipped troops. Ho states that special
courier from La Paz brought him intelligence
at san RTiae, just before he left for the
boundary, that his party had obtained posses
sion of both the federal gunbOats, the Demo
crdtica and Mexico, aud had relakcn Mast
Ian The authority OF Marquee Is completely
established throughout the peninsula of Lowel
~. -.
force under arms till the presidential election
Ia over
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16


A large and respectable gathering of Rcpub.
licans organized National Blaine Club
and opened CummodiOus rooms for the cam.
paign at 1880 i street Saturday evening. Mr.
A. = Richmond called themeoting to ordur and
Colonel John B. Fronch, Sergcant-at. Arms
of the Senate previous to tho rule of tho brig.
adier5, was made temporary chairman. Hon.
John II. Rico, from committee appointed FOR
that purpose, reported n constitution aud u
list of permanent officers for the club, which
were unanimously adopted as follows: Prcsi-
dent Hon. Hiram Price, NJ. C., Of Iowa; vico'
presidents, IIon.J. G. Burrows, NJ C., Michigan;
Hon. lG.W. Blair, U.S.S New Hanrshire; Hon.
William Brown, kentucky; Hon. Newton
Booth, Z. S. g., California; General s. A. Hurl.
but, Illinois; Hon. john Lynch, Maine Hon.
Jeremiah NJ, Wilson, Indiana; Hon. john II.
Ketchuni, NJ. c., New York; Hon. Charles c.
Williams, NJ. c., Wisconsin; Hon Richard g.
Mccormick, Arizona; DR.. G. B. puryis, Wash.
ingtOu; Hon. d. G. Haskell, NJ. C., Kansas;
Hon. j. |. Mitchell. NJ G., Pennsylvania; Hon.
Thomas NJ. Browne, NJ. G Indians; Maiu o. T..
lIine. Virginia: Hon. +. H. Brent, Washing.
ton Territory; Rev. DR.. J. h. Rankin, District
Of Columbia; Hon. w. A. Lowdermilk, Mary.
land; Hon. James Il. Wilson, Iowa; secretary,
J. w. Bartlett. VI tssuchusett-; executive com
mittoc; Hon. Hiram Price, Hon. w. Il. Chaud.
Ter, lion. John II. Rice, Colonel John Il.
French und j. w. Bartlett.
Ga taking the clair Mr.. Price made nn
earnest speech in bohalr Of Republican princi.
pics, aud favorlng Mr. Bhines nomination for
President AS tho best means OF promoting
them.
Being called upon, General Hurbut, Cou.
gressmon Williams, Of Wisconsin; Cdkin5, Of
lndana Reed OF Maine; Colonel Brown, Of
Kentucky. anl DIR. Purvs made strring
speeches in the same Vein The club will hold
weekly meetings on Saturday evening, and
their inc rooms will be open for the reception
of friends day aud evening from this time un-
ill they go to the Chicago convention ia Junu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
A Ncw TeI,rranb,o Jo,,rnnI.

Messrs. Couch & Bennett, the New York
publishers, hnvo started paper devoted TO
teegraphiG matters aud called The Magnet
They have put n good writer at lbs head-Mr.
Joseph Christie, Of Phihdeipha-und II STAFF
Of professional writers TO tho plumber OF ten
have bcon engaged, This is the ouly way to
publish a newspaper Telegraph papers, hore'
tolore, have bosn written by whomsoevoT
would work without pay, and naturally
enough they have fallcd to give satisfaction.
The Magnet, which ls an eight,page semi
monthly plpercrca,ods = sensation among teleg-
raphors yesterday. 1t presents a handsome
appearance, aud Is lively aud bright without
being low ia toue,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
Western River rilot Ru, ,sk

The Secretary of tho Treasury IIas under
advisemcnt for approval or disapproval tho
recent change in Pilot rule No. J, Western
rivers. The rulcas amended reads rs follows:
When steamers are approaching each other the
signal for passing shall be one sound Of the steam
whistle pass to the right, aud two sounds OF tho
steam whistle to pass to the LETT These signals to
be given first by the descending steamer.
The following is the old ru!o:
RULE When steamers are approaching each
other, tho signul frr passing shall be sound Uf
the steam whistle to keep To the right, rid two
sounds OF the steam whistle to Keep 10 the loft
These signals to he made first by the ascending
steamer. Ii the dangers Of navigation. darkness ui
the night, narrownGSs of the channel, or any other
cause render IL necessary for ths descending boat
tD take the other sde she can do so by making the
necessary signals. and tho ascending steamer must
govern herself NcGOrdingly. Those signals TO DO
observed by all steamers, either day or night.
In the old rule the descending beat has tho
right OF way, bat the ascending boat must say
which way she wants to 90 first, the result
of which, as assorted by the members of the
Board who voted for tho change, is the as.
cCmding boat chooses her side, whistles for il
and shapes her course accordingly. If the
descending boat accepts the course, well aud
good. Ii, however. she orders tss sho has tho
right to do) that the ascending boat shalt pass
on the other side, tho latter must change her
course to the opposite side from that for which
sho was first headed, thus crossing tho bows
of the descending boat. aud exposing both to
tho danger OF Il collision.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16

WORCESTER, MASS, Fob Is. William Gross,
late vicC-presdcnt of the Worcester National
Bank, committed suicide by hanging yestcr-
day.
MILWAUKEE,, Fob. 15.-Cyrus r. Hawley, a
prominent and wealthy citizen of this city,
shot himself this afternoon.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Louis King, nged
thiiiy-two, II member of tho firm of Myers
rutherford q Co., brokers, of No. 40 Exchange
Place, committed suicide yesterday morning
by shooting himself through the head ut the
homestead Of his grandfather, Ex-Governor
John A. King, at Jamaica, Long Island.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16

District Convention to-day reelected the dole
gat cs to tho Utica convention heretofore elected
as folows First d,irict--W. II. Singerland,
G. ID. Hammond, j. II. Kelly. Second districs--
G. Z. Etston, c. +, Smith, c. Singerland, J. NJ.
CheseborO. Third distrct-H r. Pierson, Il.
II. Oliver, j. w. Bentley. Each convention
adopted resolution in favor of the nomina-
tiOn OF General Grant for President
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16

sleigh. The Princess received severe con.
fusion on the right side of tho head and had
the lobe Of her right ear cut. Mrs. Langham
was much bruised on tho left arm, His Ex-
cellency was slightly confused on the forehead.
Colonel McNeill was unhurt. Doctors Grant
aud Balding were in Immediate attendance,
the former remaining all night at the govern.
ment house. Her Royal Highnoss has much
recovered from the shock. Her ear Is slightly
cut and The side Of her head bruised The
muscles Of the neck arc considerably strained.
Sho passed good night, and at present is pro-
ErCssinp most fnYOrablY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
Tho Electric night Nnt New.
WAiHiNaroS, Feb, II, 1880

10 HE Editor Of The NctioaG Republican,:
SIR: Looking over an old Gle of the star
published ut Auburn y. Y. found the fol-
lowing paragraph in the issue Of Fcbrupry g,
l54S, which may be of interest 10 your readers ::
'lIGtr FROM ELGCra!CITY.-Mr static, OF whom
we huyc al account some time Hgp. ~ having do
composed water and pro .uGcd ih;iit by u through
the agency OF ccG .rCiy ha, bccu leC,uring before
the phlOS0phiCal SoCiC.y Of Sunderland. England,
and has perfectly NstOniShcd the inhabitants Of
that place The light, which wa. ot astonishing
brlllnncy and beauty, was placed under an air.
tight glass vase. Whom the gus was turned down
Il sufficiently lighted the spug!0u, building au1
bore the greatest Resemblance 10 tine great orb of
day OF any Light. 1t Is said, ever exhibited. The
electric light was next exhibited IN vessel Of
water. with equal success. Mr. $. stated that it
was the cheapest well the best for all prhctC Il
purposes, and the marvellous invention was hailed
with rupturOus plaudlts.'
That electric light existed over thirty.two
years ugO, and tho Wizard of Menlo Park may
after all be only following instead of invont
ing. Yours, etc, $. j. p.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16

NEW YORK, Fob. ia Herald special
dated Aspinwsdl, February II, says: The
engineers employed by NJ. Ferdinand de
Lessrps 10 the task Of surveying the site of
The proposed canal, aud of estimating the
prob. BE cost Of il, have to-day issued their re-
port. They unanimously favor level canal.
fhoy estimate tho cost at 8l3,OOO,O00 frames.
", de Lesseps will now publish "A circular in.
Titiug Amsrlom subscriptions to tho value Of
salf that amount, The work is TO occupy
light years la the accomplishment Tho tolls
% calculated NJ fifteen francs per ton"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16

CINCINNATI. Feb. ia dispatch TO tho
Enquirer from Logausport, Ind. says; "rhe
jury In the Andrew Moynihan murder trial
brought in II verdict Of guilty Of murder in
the drst degree yesterday, and fixed huuging
as tho punishment. Moynihan'J crime was
the killing of John Raymond, of Brooklyn,
n. Y, on the gath of lust September. lie was
assisted by u man named Mcmillan aud u Mrs.
Patty. Tie latter was convicted week ago
aud sentenced to eight years imprisonment.
Mcmillan Is yet to be tried. Raymond was
robbed of l,5C0 at tho time of tue murder
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
RIoYnle Chnninlnnshin.

NEW YoRR, Feb, 1l.-Tho second bicycle
contest for professional cham ponship of
America came of this evening ut tho Ameri.
nam Institute. Tho race WIS a flfty-mie one,
aud was between d. stanton and Daniel Bo-
land tho French champion. Stanton won the
raco by about twelve feet making the distance
In three hours, two minutes and forty five and
One-half seconds, tho fastest time in this
country. Tho next competition was FIVE
mile handicap for anIatcurs and was won by
Charles Noel in sixteen minutes, forty.eight
Ppi 0ul-,talf seconds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. l5,-Late last even.
lug the dead bodies of Julius G. Mantz aud
Amelia Mnnta, his cousin, wero found in an
apartment IN Il disrcpuable hotel Of this city.
Both had bullet wounds in the head. A re.
vOlvcr with two chambers discharged was
slenched in the girls right hand, and her left
hand held glass Tho theory is that the
girl shot Mauta from jealousy whilo he slopt
aud nltcrwnrd killed herself. Tho cousins
bavc maintained doubtful relationship for
fOur yrary
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16

GALvsroN, TEXAS, Feb. l4.--A dispatch
rom Donison TO tho Ners says For tho past
Texas railroad have been fired ut by an un-
tnown party just after dark near Caddo, |. II.
Ntb windows have beou smashed, cnbooses per.
orated aud several employees wounded by the
hots. Yesterday United States Marshal Ayers
aught white desperate named Myers in the
.ot of firing on the train 81 desperately did
10 resist arrest that Ayers shot him fourteen
lines before he succeeded"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
orvIoes Of Jury and Hangman saved


PORTSMOUTH, N H., Feb. 15.--Frank Dill
ingham the murderer, died this forenoon from
tho effects of u pistol-shot wound in tho head,
which he inflicted upon himself Immediately
after killing his aunt Mrs. Dillingham;. He
was arraigncd for the crimo yes orday, when
he pleaded not guilty, after which his montal
condition began 10 be greatly disturbed. He
seemed to realize tho enormity of his crime,
and after being taken to his cell ho exhibited
great excitement aud agony OF mind. Tho
prisoner made no confession before he died.
Had the case como to trial, however, it would
have been shown that he first shot Mrs. Dill.
ingham from behind while she was sitting in
chair, with the pistol held close to her head
that he then tied a rope around her neck to
stop her groans and outcries, after ho had
been unable to do so by striking her with a
hummo upon the head, aud that no outrage
was committed. The prisoner donied that he
evor had any trouble with his aunt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16

PRovIDEScE, Il. J., Feb. 15.--Sanforl n.
Bradford, II painter of this city, was killed on
the Providence & Worcester railroad last
evening, near Woonsoclsct. Whom discovered
no was crawling on tho tr elk, but it was too
late to stop the train.
SRIHGFiELD, MASS, Feb 15.-J. l.. ,Jcnlss,
n brakeman on tho Boston & Albany road, was
killed in the West Springfield yard last night,
his foot having been caught in frog
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
qHE PURSUIT or VICrORIA.
Tho Troops oysrtako Thom Too Much

SAN Francisco Feb l5.--A Tucson dis.
patch says; "On the 10th inst, Captain Rucker,
of tho Ninth cavalry, commanding one Of the
columns pursuing he hostile Indians, after
following them two days with his entire com.
mand In tho direction Of San Androas, came
suddenly upon them strongly fortified in a
narrow and rough cnuon. The troops were
received by heavy lire, under which several
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.
WASHINGTON. D. @. MONDAY MORNING.

horses and men fell. The Indians charged the
troops, who gave way aud retrcated pel.mell.
The Indians drove the troops across the river,
abandoning rations and bedding, which were
secured by the Indians. General Hatch leaves
Santa Fe to-day to look after Indian affairs in
Southern New Mexico. Lieutenant Touey,
with Company L of tho Sixth cavalry. num-
boring thirty men, from Fort Bowie, Arizona,
will reach Fort Bayard to-day, and act under
the personal ordurs of General Hatch. Two
companies OF tho Ninth cavalry, numbering
no men, left late yesterday for Southern New
Mryicn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
Royalty In the snow.

OTTAWA, Feb l5,--A covered 5leIlh, In
which Her Royal IIlghnesi and His Excel.
lency, attended by Colonel McNeill aud the
Hon. Mrs. Langhau, when going to tho Sem
ante Chamber to hold a drawing'room last
night was upset as 1t passed out Of the
grounds of the government l.ousc, and dragged
about 400 yards, when II was stopped by Hon,
Mr., Bagot aud q groom, who were In ono Of
tho sleghs which preceded tho NicO'Ruyal
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
rhe Censns sunerylaors.

The Senate Census COMMITTEES hHd Il four.
hours session Saturday mainly over Southern
and southwestern supervisors. The caso Of
Mr.. simmons, which still remains undecided,
was not considered favorable reports upon
tho two Connecticut and several Of the New
York appointments were agreed upon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
An i;nterprising Juror.

DETROIT, MICH, Feb 14.-Dr. Edward s.
May, one Of the jurors in the Rothschild to.
bAcco case, was today fined 800 by Judge
Brown for contempt Of court for going in the
night time to the house of Marcus BIrnstein,
one of tho dcIcnlnnt5, for the purpose Of con-
ferring with him concerning the verdict in
the CAsc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16

CINCINNATI, Feb. ia dispatch to the En-
luirer from Upper Sandusly, says "Yester.
lay the jury brought in verdict of murder
In the first degree against James Wilson for
Killing Washington Hite in August last Tho
Tuue 1S
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
Carro,cd ,nd xnbbcd by women.

New York, Fob 15.--Tbomas +. Philips, "a
retired merchant, who is partially paralyzed
vas garrotcd and robbed in Thompson street
tonight by three negro women, who were sub
Iequcntly arrested and gave their names as
Mary Yandorbeck, Elizabeth Wilson aud Jane
Henderson, of phiIAdpluhia
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
Fatal Quarrel from jealousy.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 15.--Charles stratton
and Frank Morse, two young mon residing
near Kennedy, Chautauqua county, quarrcled
to-day and Stratton stabbed Morse in the
heart killing him instantly. The quarrel
resulted from Jealousy about young lady.
At last accounts Stratton had not been ar.
rested.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 15.-Thcrc is slight
freshet in the river here occasioned by an ice
gorge just below the city. The water Is over
the docks, and many merchants have been
obliged to remove their goods. This after
noon tho flood subsidized sOrne and the pros
pcct is that it will not DO worse than at pres
ant
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
A susgestIon to senator voorheos.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ii, 1880.
To The Editor Of The National Republican:
Sir: Please call Senator Voorhees, atten.
ton TO tho fact that the negroes are cnligrat-
ing from The South TO save tho Democrats the
trouble Of again pledgug themselves not to
hire any of those next year who vote the
Republican ticket this fall. Yours truly,
y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16

prefer, agent, Rev. l.. d. Hlmman and Col
onel Kemble returned to the Ponca agency.
Tie committee ut this point adjourned until
to-day, when Mr.. Kemble will continue his
story Of the removal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16

BosToN, Feb. 1j.-Thc schooner Leandor A.
Knowles, from Horse Island, Mo-, witt, loo
for Baltimore, struck on Nantucket Shoals
Friday afternoon aud has gone TO pieces. The
crew were saved.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16

MACON, GA, Feb 15.-Rev. +, NJ. Kennedy,
D. d., oditor of tho Southern Christian Adrocaic,
aud prominent citizon of this city, died this
lOrty.sevcn yenIs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
WHAT THE WIRES BRING.
Scenes and Incidents Current with
the Day.
An Infirm Gentleman Garroted by Women
- Victims of Jealousy - Destructive
Storms In British Coiumbia-Dele-
gates Reinstructcd FOR Grant
Dillingham;, the Muir
dorer, Reported Dead.
Entail noilnr ExplosIon.

sEAFoRTH, ONT, Feb. 15.-Ths morning
ihe boiler in j. Kidd's salt works, near this
place, exploded, killing tho engineer, John
Giligan, and completely deraolishing the
huiidinu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
rrolessnr NIeMnhoM,s UlassIcnl Lolter

General Garfield appreciates the classics in
tho following note to Professor Mcmahon, who
II is thought may succeed MIR, Hayt Us Com
missioner of Indian Affairs;
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, |
WAsnISGTON, j. c. February Q, lsS0,J
Richard r. Mculhoa, esq, BysaibsdswUe Washing
tOH county, Nd.
DEAR SIN: Your kind letter Of c0ngratul ulons OF
the 3lst Of January came duly 10 hand. For s in'
classical Hlu5iOus ANA is kind terms ac'
Copt my thanks Yours yoly truiy,
], a. GARFIELD.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
pisastrou. wea.her In nrltIsh Columbia

Disastrous Weather in Brltlsh Columbia.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. ia dispatch from
Victoria stntes that the recent severe weather
in British Columbia WAS so fatal In It's effOcts
OH stock and feed prospects that, unless there
is an early marked change for the better, the
colony will be largely dependent for meal on
Oregon and California for ut least three years
To come.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
Tho rrcodman's Bank investigation.


The Senate select committee on tho Freed
mans Bank on Saturday examined Marshal
Frederick Douglass, former president, aud
Messrs. Tompkins aud Augusta, bookkeepers
of the dciunCt institution. Marshal Douglass
testified that soon after his appointment as
president he discovered that the bank was un.
sound, aud made known his discovery to the
Banking aud Currency Committee of tho Sem
ato, who speedily enacted tho legislation
which placed tho institution in the hands of
the present commissioners, lie testified that
he was the only trustee Of the concern that
had any deposits thore whOn the bank failed,
and that at one time lie lnanod 10000 TO tide
it over impending difficulties. lio believed
that tho present commissioners had dOno the
very best that caud have possibly been done
o realize upon the assets of the company, and
that their administration had beOu judciOus
and faithful in tue highest degree
When asked his opinion al TO tho cause of
the hanks failure, Mr.. Douglass said that the
principle on which it was founded was do
fcctive one-tbutno no mOneyed institution bnsed
upon class or race preferences could hope to
bo permanently successful. Bookkeepcr
TOmpkins, in deionso of the charge that the
ledger pages containing has account werc
missing, testified to the bad condition of the
book; whole lenvOs being loose between the
cover, and that tho books had, on several oc.
cassions, to be sent to Philadelphia to be re.
bound. Ex-Inspector Sperry aud Book
keeper Augusta corroborated his statement in
this particular. Tho committee adjourned to
Thursday next, when A. NJ. Sperry former
inspector Of tho branch banks, will bo called
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16
Jordan and Chief Clerk Lockwood.

The interview with j. Parker Jordan pub
lished In Saturdays NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
contains some remarks credited to Mr.. Jordan
which, IL oredence were givon TO them, would
connect the Chief Clerk of the Interior De-
pnrtmeut with tho oAice brokerage business
conducted by Mr. Jordan. Major Lockwood
Chief Clerk of the Interior Department, de.
clares Cmphatcally that ho never knew any
thing Of Jordan until tho interview was pub
lished Saturday and further, that any one
who says that no can procure an appointment
in the Interior Department. through him
Major Loclwood) for money IN Il liar and II
scOundrcl. Mr.. Jordan hs nude an affidavit,
in which he thoroughly vindicatcs Major
Lockwood from any connection or association
with him, saying that ho does not know aud
mover spoko to the ChieC Clerk Of tie Interior
Department.
The interview was published upon the by.
pothcsis that Major LockwOOd's name was be.
lug used without authority, Had there been
any good reason to believe that he was aware
OF tho use made Of his namo, tho publication
would have been deferred until that branch Of
Mr.. Jordan's story had been thoroughly sifted,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16

Bids FOR Painting and Glazing.
The following bills for painting aud glnzng
the new Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
building have bpen Iu ,ciyed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-16

LONDON, Feb lG.--1'he first meeting in
Munster in connection with tho Irish Land
League was held at Newmarket yesterday.
Aessrs. Davitt aud Brennan attended. The
usual resolutions were adopted. Government
rcDOrters were present