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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-19

Scrionei's Magazine for May has been re-.
ceived from its publishers, Scrib1er Co., New
York. II is an tx ,ellent numbar Of sn always
excellent magazine. its frontispiece, likeness
OF Edgar A. Poe, alone being worth more than
the price OF whole volume. for it gives more
vivid and NOR, correct Impression Of that re-
msIksble man than could be obtained from hun
dreds of pages of biography. Tha picture ia
supplemental with an interesting paper on Poe,
by Mr.. G. K. Sted MN Among i!s other con.
tents are: The Younger Painters IF America,
The Growth Of Wood Cut Printing, a con,nus.
ton Of Peter the Great. Notes OF q Walker, the
conclusion Of "Louisisns," o continuation of
the Grsndessmss, Eco nomcal Def sc.s in Christ
ian Missions, AMI a full, interesting and inEtruc.
tive editorial department.
Biackwood for April has been received from
it, American repu blishers, The Leonard Scott
Publishing Company, Of Now York tits, as
lis lal with all its precaC lg numbers full of able
articles on timely topics such IS Brummngern
Morality, The Peasant Proprietors of Norway,
The Afghan War, The Prince Consort The
Crisis Abroad The Appeal to the Country, con.
limitations of Rehta and Of Bush Life in Oueene-
land, ard Eloanour. tale of Non Performers.
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fires Tho forest fires which have been
raging 10 the vicinity Of Petersburg FIR tie past
week have become uncomfortable. Flames and
smoke are plainly visible 10 the city. Barns
ADD stables 10 largo numbers have been de-
htroycd. ard 10 many DISTANCES farmers have
lest all their DROPS. Horses. farming imp!e
monte ard humber Of cabins have been burned,
the ecu pants barely CSC ,ppg with their lives.
The destruction Of cord wood and timber is n,
mc1se The loss thus far is estimated at sew.
eEal thousaId dollars. 10 Pritc, George ooun
~ the lire hos been very destructive. Invading
oichards and destroying hundreds OF fruit tr5cs
1t IS feared that. urless heavy aDd carly rain
occurs The hfe vii destroy railroad bridges and
telegraph poles, thereby impeding travel aud
cutting Oft Telegram bio communication
The lire 10 the Dismal Swamp region is rsg-
log on both sides of the canal Tor distarc, e
ht'een miles, and l,s navigation is interrupted.
One OF the boats Of the Biz lbeth Civ limo il
detained above the fire, and another one below.
The swamp is dryer than ever known at this
s'ason, and the fire c,n only be checked BY copi
Gus rails. lmmoDse quantities of valuable
iunocr on the banks as we'll as the stspdiay
timber have betn destroyed.
n ufe 10 Norfolk Yesterday morning DESTROYED
the grocery Of j. f. Powell, double frame
d%eIog, occupied by Mrs Annie Peterson and
Charles Walker, 40 untc,uped frame house.
me dwelling, grocery and liquor sore Of John
J.. Mayo and Thomas Powel's dwelling and
eIocery. The loss which is yarously estimated
at from $1,000 to $4,000. Is partly covered By
insurance. Tie fire is supposed 10 have been
OF lncandary origin
Fires arc reported aloog the lino Of the At
ianlc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, flon
Lync9burg to Norfolk. Several dwellings have
peen burned 10 Appomsttox county, aod Two
houses OF Nottoway curt house.
A latter from P.ioce George coupty, Md
says that the forest fires which have been rae,
log 10 that county have proved yery destructive.
invading orchards aud destroying hundrad, of
fruit trees. 1t is feared that uolesJ besvv
and early rain occurs, the fire will destroy rail-.
road bridges and telegraph poles, thereby i'm,
p'dlog travel and cutting off ,eographio cam.
null catOp
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safety, and making thai: Say carefully across
one steps 10 deep hole, and c'ipgs tight to bis
c'brade, who holds tight 10 the next man, and
down they all 60 over head and cars. Once
ecr9ss they aro On the qui viVc to watch the
camp Oakley. who brings up the rear Oh his
mule as he coatlouousl, makes the etdcavor to
pass over, AID they cheer or jibe him a. the
case may bt; but that old darkey is Us ID 10 SOL
diers' ways and don't miad them. His mule is
40 ancient animal, who, having been turned out
to die by some wagon master was caught and
carrolied by this Uncle Ebony, pa.caed up and
fed on stolen grain until be was strong enough
10 carry lis master OF slow ptce behind the
last company OF the regiment. The mule is al.
NC; bid from vitw by the pots and kettl,s, aud
as Uuclo Eb, spurred hin 10 the rivers brink.
Israel" for that YVES lis nsme, pointed bis
ears, stuck his f,et down. opened bis mouth aud
ebe ed bis protest, in vaice that Nas heard a
nile down tie RIVER.
Don'e let him etoi whip lii scross CID man |!
shouted oue soldier.
Hurry mp, Udcle ; We want 10 cock, and srs
waiting TOR you, clisd Another On tie opposite
side.
Cd musl ycu karw me. 90 Jus. get along,
said uac!e E9e, sticking his heels 10
Els rts. but 10 10 purpose; tho mule
Wou dn'i, ard not unit some wagons
oAmo down AID ibe drivers ashed their lcn,
c:uel Whips co he flank Of the poor animal,
did it movr. OF cours, the result was what
oil looked tlr,-dowu out of sight plugged both
mule and darkey, and stayed under water 50
long that thu uen bto,ms alarmed and were
| afraid they would never come I'D agaio, but 10
a few moioauts they made their appearance,
hfst wcolly head, next 3 pair otloug ears. and
1t Tas hard to tell which was the worst scared OF
the two. Amid rosr Of laughter they made
tor the shore. The aocisnt da,k'y 0syiug 90 he
climbed the bank:
Dis nlGgcr'S ncbber e 10 TO crcs, dat lihber
aty mcr'; be will be captured by DIM Yam
KEGS fust.
but there we're many other diseusted people
than Uucls Ebo. Nearly oil hsd boeu deprived
OF some IL their proptrty, aud the dir vas full
OF lamentations
lheard one 81 licr say ss ho msda his To-
veptoly:
Coutouud i: OIL; duu't mir! losioe ny gun,
nor my shoes either. but | hate to les, my
haveIs,ck. check full OF coed bread and meat
thst begged this morning from az old woman
who lived over thar by the mill.
IS soon ss tie s,dlcrs got across they imme-
dIateIy fired oft their muskets. iesriog the
charge was vet. and tjr few moments il
sounded like heavy picket fight.
An order was Issued that Il men without
shoes c1u!d remain in Virginia and not sc,om.
pacy Tho army in the advance. OF curse many
took advantage OF THU. aud hundreds of mus
SetS we're taken away from our already depleted
oata'Ilops. From 0ue cause and another, the
rekluonts, btigadea. and divisions had dwiodled
oown 10 Ooo belt OF the ttretgth they carried
a. Man3assaA
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The Panama Canal.

NEW YORK, April ia Paris special states
that the Figaro publishes letter this moruing
from NJ. de Lesseps iu which the writer says
that all obstacles to the construction of the Pan
anna cloal bavs been swept away. The FEAST
b'IltY OF its execution has been demonstrated
tbeoret'c lily and practically. All impedime1ts
have been removed by the will of the American
people unanimously expressed 10 public meet.
logs ADD also to the u. 8. Goverume nt. He car
follow 20 other policy than that which is die
tsted by public opinion. This ID also the GEN.
eral tenor of speech delivered By NJ. de LIS
seps at the Sorborne last night. He there
affirmed that be had 800, 900, 900 lrarcs await
log him at New York tor the prosecution Of bis
enterprise.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOwDBNa
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 10. 1880
The ass. ult made ty mob of white peop'e

The suit made by mob of white peop'e
rpo1 company Of negro soldiers 10 the rcrub'
lean city of Philadelphia yesterday. is passed
over b3 the republican press as matter Of 70
conscqu,nce Had tho affair occurred 10 any
city OF the S1uth tho bloody shirt would have
beea rao up a! the head Of every Ia ell utws-
paper ia the North, ADD the accident been made
to pont the moral end adorn the tae tt many
douOlo loaded dissertation upon the blood
thirsty sasagery that inspiles the bllldtzlog
pocu'iarity characteristic OF the Southorn poo-
pc. Fortunately 70: the South the s,ene OF
the affair was 10 city CT the North. eod one,
too, that rolls up az immense republican ma
jnliy, AMI where, consi quon!ly, the civilization
IS 10 much higher than tia. whi,h prevails 10
the Sju;b, that such gross and uDprovoked
outrage as en- assault upon a c)mraDy of cIl-
ored soldiers quietly and orderly returning from
afuntral by mob armed With icks end stones
was supposed By the Southern albarians 10 be
impossible until it had actually occurred. Why
should the City Of Brothery Love, tho law
abiding highly moral, higher civil I'D. and
veil governed city Of PHILADELPHIA set the bsa-
dt!i CT South Carolina and Louisiana such 8
bal example? 1t has Ioag b,eo believed by
those familiar with the suffice; that if the pres.
eot cx5ius Should continue until the ratio CT
me negro population to tho white 10 the Two
s'ctiocs Of this couOtry w:re reversed, the evi.
dances Of the lr.pre:sible conflict bstweeu The
two rsc;s Would be itc leased ten fold, for The
Southern people ar, acnus omed to The frailii g
OF thsir co!ored brothers and are disposed 10
make allowances for thsm. whoh the people Ct
the North are not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-19

J. B. Gardner, N. D., N. White, sos ~
gentlemen residing in this ccmmanily" d. do lie
bushes, in Washington. a0ag
On motion of Isaac Crossm,n, W An.
was made chairmen of the delegation oascsa
On motion The meeting sdjourned srh;,.,
the call Of The chairman, who will com 70
with our senators, and when a CAV ia ua;:eae
to meet the senstors, will notify The N rrnpSo,at
the delegation. ''''oe's G!
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COJS'G KES6EDE.aE PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON. D. G.. April 10, 1880.
SENATE.


Dir. Davis, OF Iii, fccm tho Committee Oh
the Ju iiciary reported n bill to provide that
whenever TIC Circuit or District Courts of the
United States are held a: the eamo tirno md
place, there shall be but one grand ant; petit
jury summoned to attend said courts OF ono aud
the same time. 1t provides that Jules sum.
moued Tor one curt may Servo 10 the other but
either curt may summon several paocls if no.
ccssary.
The bill was road third tims abG pass,d.
MIR. Wallace from tho s3ec: Committee TO ia.
q1re into alleged irauis in the late elcctioo
submitted report on the prevention of ihs
elective irarchis, Ivy threats of dcpliva;on of
employment. Laid on the tabIo nui ordered
to bs printed.
MIR. Teller Announced that rniuaIity report
90 the suit Gu would DO made.
MIR. Withers from The COMMITTEE On Anpro-
prlatlons reported back The amy appropriation
bill Paced 90 the calendar
Mr.. Cameron of Pa. moved to lay asidn oil
pending nnd prior orders aud take up his j,iot
lesolouon iJr q commission to consider und
report what legislation is needed for the better
regulation Of Commerce between the States.
lie Commerce Committee had reported unsni.
mtu!Sy 10 ls favor AID owing to It's importance
be wished car y ACTON upon it. Mess Hereford
and Davis OF w. Va. opposed the motioa on
ertu.ds IF prec2deIc, without. expressing an
Opinion as to tho merits OF the resolution.
Mr.. Eaton rather favored the resolution tut
thought there was no zee ,ssity for lis immediate
consldera,l2p Th, motioo 1as agreed to
yeas IS. nays 81.
The resolution was then taken ID.
Mr. Sau s5ury offered az amend neaj Instruct
Ing the commission to iCq lire toto the fees Of
railway consolidation aad what power Coogress
has 10 that matter
Pending debate the mcruiog htu: expired,
and the resou ion went over.
MIR. VOORHEES, iolroduc,d y i,iut restitution
sutbotlzlog Captain jonathan Young, u, S.
A., to acc pit b,tcI nut box and silver medal
from thu Emperor OF Siam. Referred.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Uodcr tbs call of States tho following bills
Il, ware Introduced and REFERRED
by Mr.. Herbert of Al" providing that tho
President If the Senate shall submit to The
Senate and llouie when assembled TO count The
votes Tor lresldent aud vic, president all pack.
nRes lurportlDg to contain clcotoral votes.
By MT. Weaver, It Iowa, a resolution direct
log the Secretary If the Treasury to report
whether or not the Treasury Department has at
any time Anticipated tho payment of Interest
90 the public debt or apy part thereof. as nro-
vIded by the ..int resolution, approved March
II, 1854, ard il 50 for &7hot period. to whom
said interest was paid. 10 what amount and
whether with CT without rebate.
B5 MIR. Warner, Of Oaio, that the opliou
OF tender 10 the payment of mobi,s from
the Treasury belongs 10 the government alone,
and cicnot be waived by the executive dtpart.
ment, and r,qllre tho secretary 10 terminate
the relations between Ito Treasury and The
New ok clearing house, ualcsa said clearing
house rescnds is rules agsiost silver.
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EsCape of COnyiefs,

EEWcAs1LE. DEL April i9-Enoch Rosh,
VIM, ustin, and Thos. Flanagan, who were
serving cut two years sentence tor attempted
srson IN wilmington lsst fall. escaped from tho
Jail this morning by displsciug bar in their
cell window, and ecAling The wall by nears CT 8
rope made from bed clothing,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-19

ANOTHER RAILRoAD.-We learn that ar.
rhngements are now progressing looking to The
construction of marrow guage railroad from
the iron ore mines st RicsviIlo to the Virginia
Midland railroad at Arlington depot, in Nelson
county. Should the road bs built, and there is
good reason 10 believe it will, it cannot but
prove . powerful agency 10 developing the rich
mineral region through which it must pass. Be.
sldes the lnexhanstible mines of iron ore TO be
found all along the proposed route, there are
rich veins OF copper ore in this region. and even
gold OF hIited quantities has bsen discovered
on the slopes of the Southwest tHsWkins'I
Mountain, not far from Variety Gsp where the
road mnst Cross the mountain It is said that
the enterprise Will s"on be undertaken by Capt
Jesse E. Adams. Ct Amherst, one of the best
railroad men in the country, and Wa trust that
under his able direction The important link in
our railway system may be completed 81 co dis.
snt dsy.-Lynehburg lirginian
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Blockade.

r NEW York. April ia special from Colon,
fansms' gives The following from Callso, April
I: The blockade of this port was begun to day
py Elk ChlllAn chips. The Peruvians tisem.
oarseu cargo or arms At CHRIS, near halsndo
Lueopila"
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Asar liable AID cheap remedy for the vsri-
Gus sttec zoos tf the throat and lugs, We hearth
y ne'mo'sud D.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Pic,
25 cs,
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Hanged Himself.

NEW YORK, April 19.-Edward Duffey, o res
taurant keeper At 1876 Chamber streets, hung
ninselt tha morning in the CARAT OF tho build
Ing IN which he lived and kept his sho,
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BLACK SILKS. FROM AUCTION, A GREAT
bargain ct 75c spl32 al |. E1cHBzRss.
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King yheebaud, of Bprnah, il reported 10
have died Of smsllpsx. His successor is Prince
Theemal
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.IoRcHEN COLLARS. for misses, at 10 GEMS
piece, at apl32s l, EIcHBlRa's.
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Yesterdays New York Herald was q se1tupe
thaet. The herald is certainly wonderful
Daper
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Ao'oo'Ay' out SSSu III lLU tluC HAS low. tle
current was strong and swift. as we found to
our COST. The men were Dot long 10 Rettiog
ready; every one consulted his own Individual
convenience. Some took off the las, rsr and
making bundle, stuck it on the top of their
bayonets and plugged 10 tho cddying tide ::
others again only dlsrobcd their lower half, and
went It ]ust 30; sono reckless. don't care-a damn
sly lie oil men crossed as they we're, end then laid
down on the opposite batks TO dry; most tf
them though essayed 10 cross With ouly their
ono abbreviated garment or. Il was q genial
Joyous. side splitting acen. The glavest man
IL America. sitting ca bank watctiug the 1ro.
ceodlnge, would hava laughed until tears relied
Gown his saturhue ftc,. The bottom of the
river was che mass cf rocks, worn 10 tho
sllpperlness and smoothness Of polished i,e or
creased glass, cod 1t vas i'm possible 10 hsya a
sure ioolog, no matter how carefully you would
PICK your way, and the cons q1ence WAS that
Inc soioitrs were slipping and falling 10 every
direction. Here would b, naked, quaint
framed Individual, whose ribs, through a long
course OF tral0i1g sRd starvation. were as plain
as DC bars OF q eridroo and az dis ip.t 10 the
sunlight as tho rails Of plank fence VITA bis
pack CT sbreds and tstters 90 ths end Of his
gun, who would tread on q treacherous rock,
and pitch downward head foremost out of sight
A few bubbles would rise to the surface and
dance down the s'ream. then he would appear
mad enough to kill somebody, With the water
pouring out OF his gun barrel, aud his bundle,
containing all his earthly posss ssiona, gliding Oh
tue surface OF the river bound upon voyage Of
discovery. There goes short, gtump2 fellow,
WsikIog 90 his toes, the wster up 10 bis neck,
tlS eyes looking volumes, whiIeiu his extended
hald1 hish shove his head, he hclds bis euo
and i, clothes. lie disappears. aud then is seen
sinking Va!orously Tor tho shore, bis musket
some but bis buudle safe. Here arc dezso sol
diess or co. With Joined hands as a matter O
, 1880-09-29

CHICAGO H. IOWA.
There Is EotNt prospect that the troubles
regarding The ownership Of Tho Chicago Il
fown Railruati will s0on b settled. Ks is
well known, tllcrU llas beer Triangular
ro'itest for the possession of this road,
which. with fis Rockford Il Northern cxte,-
sloiG runs from Aur0rn to Rockford. The
contest lias been between tie Chicago &
Huntington Company, the old owners with
Alr. +. f. 1lfncklcy ut the head, and tho ALI
rora atoGklo1dcrs. Tho Burlington gayu ,tp
the contest solne time ago, bit the fight was
continued 6utwccn the Illnckley purity
an!l Tho AnrorA stoekllol,lurs. 1he lat-
tn1ninE MI or.ter, lranl Judeu bl0dgctt
'lisclMrgE,g tho. Receiver md having the
property placed In their charge. rho llfnck-
" party, However, went 10 A'cnllnsry Judge
nsl Ind tho liccefyer rrapw,lnted, atlh illo
,i1, 'tSr i,ianaE i' T. ootnln nEn posSssslnn,
10 Ic,ssn tho Roekfof 4 N"rtIicri, s cxies!oi, oS
uIowing tiie Rrcctycr 10 ieass III Tits t part of
tllu ros.,l to That CDnpal,y. Negotiations wrre
il!sn opsi'ttt t9 leasu tho clilcaxo y t!w,l
through. Since that time It IL under
STOOD . ,,neGgottatlons, were opened with
Viii, viii 'ES; vEsw; of 's'!ki scllins Of atalGy aslnys
tit road to tlmt Company. II ts now elafmea
tlat hrra1genelts laye been i,erfcetett which
VII .'l,1bls tho burlington 10 ,tnke hold If
roatls alnl, tint tho trnnsfer will shortly he
ilatIr: II !sultlrrstood that both the Aurora
Stockholders aud The fiInek1ey pnrty have sold
ntlt thclr Interests tn the Burlington.
, 1880-09-29
THE REMOVAL or THE uTEs.

WAsIllSar0S,. u. e., Sept. @.-Sec.ctnry
sehurz snys there Ii ''o obstruction to tho
cArsylng Into immediate effect tho provisions
ot the Ute agreement except the fact tllat the
st1Esoh Is now 50 urudvaNcc,. tli.t tho SHOWS
would pr0bahly Interferu with thu surveys
N.'l with tlo moving and locating Of the
utes bcfore next spring. 1t Is with regard,
to this probability tltHt member Of tho
Commission IL IN cUme East. 1ilu arrange-
'ents fnr this removal hayu becn 10 fur eull,.:
p'etetf that re.lulaitlon for tho monuy arprt.-
prlntrN by lhllgreas l1As bcu,l nude Ipun tlla
Tfrasnty Department.. Notl,lllg lli,a buell
hcAru Vt thu Department nb0ut ttIe surrender
tho eASl, payment duo liIidrr the arcnty to
tila Wl'1tu ls!ver Utes will not ba paid until
they AtB surrendered
, 1880-09-29
hfEh.. n cents. The ilEst bid being tho lowest,
will ho accepted.
MEDICAL COLLEGES.

Tho nmrhtthoatre OF ltu.h Medical CeIlceo
was cruwtlea Inst evening with M nudIenco
unthorc., n, ,rItr,.s 49, ou,,t,. xn.,t... .s ~ .
xne'su :" Witness too opening cxerciecs oi tho
iM' aha winter term of mat Institution. ui'on
fnc,,ity. and ,,nnr rho rsfnv ,fcr. ~ scs,s xnInh
purro;,sl ,h,r, ,vorn ~ .,.,s..,. s,,s .,.s,
nn1 onntIeu,n', rrIa,'ts ~" a,n "..
r. Albums Allen, President ut tho EUlleRc, whit,
called upon tho Cnuplain. tho tiey, Pruf. Fiskr.
tn open tiIo exercises With prayer. Thu ourulnv
ntt.lrcss It tho ynar wits thon lnat!n by Pr0i.
iitAtory of Anctcnt Medicine" III .leferr11gt,
probably to tho anticipated fAct TINT
n,grs Than 3 hslf M hls auacnSe were mt medical
er u a L ii,srsstns a., "a al Il fs Ill hearers er
n;cnl TERMS. md, tho,H'l tho lccll,ru gave
np'at " M n,th1E sS,actso r., gf tas !enrx an
# which g,'t lHyund tho depth of lilo Interested
Listener. lie rave An Interesting sketch OF tho
tue Nbsc. nnd stinwrd that whvio chapt nf ri
LeviticT wns devoted 10 dl.yrrrnttHl iap1,,tstA
81 "arls Kings OF lsptosy atd sut,'iry ilnoccnt
sS:,h,anne ~ ttat Ten G, DnIn suporGc!at r.
c.ear,s. snSn ai,9tHM i,q ~ np0n ihe n'elcal ds.
h"niiuv. Twin, ,rne t..s, stets r. ~ tuh Ut u
inany "f whuss theories % hase ~ surviveI i. t, tGo
lecturer cmne nwi, t ,hn ,,s,,srut;vv ,,,
cr1, SlS Auss' wb..,, ON o,nnsnps. mi ntlsnEs
.,n ,s,l' III ,,s "sFr =, tn9 % iavr.t metnms 81
isesrcjient a,'rcss St, " =, Is,c;,t @ tr,,t 20
ni,rus H. ,rs.fsa ~ q H. me Seass shn maso
Il r., III nrsx,nt snrf.,t y! -" ctf''S NIL" brought
Srtnr tI,e Hnnci.,i,,,. ~ ,x,r,.,s o,,,o o., -
c,a n,I thn ,,;ia,u sns inS 1h G.s t,5 iu
t,r.n iI;st n1,sr.ss ~ ane soge
crssfi In Il. rtr n" r.s t .vhi" III ,,l,nnIe
iii st,iIrnts hr ,,,a ~ 1ers,s, "G nrr nnra:1
1,n III" l,on<s ~ r.. eg Y, t,t, e'e' e"sone"
AF~' '%'' o''"' ~ ~" a''s.''n'"'''
hEASErT'
The twenty fourth co11rye pf the Hfnnett
, 1880-09-29
on HIS MUSCLE,

James ". Weaver, t:rccnDnck NonlIrce
Tor President, Writes Il Vigorous Lots
ter to Frank Hughes. OF Tcl4i,syiva:
nln-Wor1A Tint Mr. IIttgllcn Cannot
HIlnlutcrprct.
Spfsidt Dtspateh to The Chteacp Tribune
1SnlASAroLls, 1n.l.. Sept. :S.-Gen. Weav-
cr hNs written the following letter to Frank
Hughes, OF fi'ennsylyanla. IN reply to Hughes
letter published to-tlay dcnonncillg HIN for
opposllton to thu Fusion Electoral Ticket iu
Nlaine:
:, ,1Sn1AHArotis, thd.. Sept. .7.-7o The Hon,
Fntt!k Ilps.ex, iVtsete, n. tinI III tho Demo-
ernilu dntly .0r tn!a city II Telegram sighed by
ea ss 4 Il o IL cxot sy yh
th1 DGmocratlu pnrty IN Afnlho. hive not ry-
So!yed ., copy through tho nil'cc, but Tho sums
= prs,ininent DcnocratIc politician, aud, 10 W.
Won!d naturally expect. slich a dispatch 10 DO
piiH9e psii, ~ ~ t,. r. h1s + !. of our eiss an IN.
joint Electorn tIckot with the Dcn,a%erailo % pspy s
,s " Mna,le Or w!t ,ao Republican purity II Went
a,d wl prevent SUCH ncsIon ii nI,y ses,iu.i 'e oi
tho un!Gn Il within my power. i ain ji,st from
,Ss West o't vtIrs'p'a, an9 rs the people VIII yar
il every sarcca ' eiyeipph ph0'S horg. suef nv ita'1 II
1yo 81 an a 9Psn s'L,fIight sht aS'nat te
power. an hvv nj ciaoice nuiwcen st IL tbom ''1y
iytl hnre. take ,yo,ir eholcs a.,,i 70 wier1 vol.
ne!"!,x. u is ilnlosatblo for tho Gfeon6ack
HA II - wv i!uFnW tuo Qlu phfts ~ by tHruIMk
Ut, alttancs With thom 10 p'aeo ihcm Ii powsr,
pnrty organization tiat viii ' do 10. ' Yo. tI slr
lAye thu right to dlHcr With me in
vplhtoa. hut .you ni!s,ake. tho scntl-
Natian Il ys't think thoy ars IN f,lv0r Of tvi.
lil9 uir Electoral tlGkut nnywhcru with ntthur Or
tiu Oil parttcE. We shull seu whether HjD
the entitlance VI tho people by tho culirau wu
hase ta taken ~ Ma!rc. ur whether yo! h4vr for
ntaildtt nK tho lILutl WIN nrU rjHki,lV hcuIh an
uvet tfu y, 'lefullac ur lilo right III blling lin
our organization. AZ to yunr lnsluuAtIUn tint
ahl hcfiinttM ny hthlstur natives In 1pythjnv
Hnitl or dune oy us1 during tho campaign, d.
h0uale1 sou ~ sinnderpr an4l Il ealum,IiNtnr,
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