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Mr. ScovnLE says Guiteau never
vent fishing, and IL full Justice is done
him, 10 never will.
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NbE two esu'cs 10 chsne,ry nov pepsl,y
Il ths Circuit Cosrt of Issnrsh,ss es .s "a
In one OF which Jarsss Fssksr' Wm ny
and John T. Parker. are coma,ai.s,,a' ~lA's
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The Washington, Cincinnati and
Western Railroad Company has
placed on record at Cincinnati mort
gage securing eighteen millions in
bonds. As this mortgage will have
to be recorded in every county through
which the road will run, the public
will have pretty fair idea Of it's
course, when the mortgage has been
fully recorded in this State.
This step looks as if the company
was fairly in earnest and that the
building Of the road was a certainty.
We are informed, aud from what We
learn from our exchanges, we cannot
doubt but that active operations will he
commenced on this highly important
line Of improvement early in the spring.
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w. a. DAVIS, merchant, at Orleans
Fauquier county, Va, shot LEoNIDAs
IoIpLgrT. merchant, at the same place,
at eight o'clock, on Sunday morning
last, through the head Tr.pIett lived
one hour The difficulty originated in
lawsuit and quarrel Saturday about
turkeys. Both men were unmarried
Davis is under arrest, awaiting the cor.
oner's Investigation. On sunday nj. ht.
according to LATER information, Davis
broke guard and escaped.
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Brakemen are beginning TO learn
the terrible dangers which surround
that calling, and "a q result, some
railroads already find it difiicultto get
enough young men TO accept pla.
ces. Statistics show that fully
eight out Of ten who accept the posi-.
ton Of brakemen arc soon either
killed or MANNED, and the day is not
far distant when railroad companies
will he compelled to adopt some sys.
ten for the better protection Of those
who follow this dangerous calling.
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RoMNEY, FRIDAY, DEC. le. 1881.

According to the official vote of Vir.
ginia CAhsRoN's majority over DAs,EL
for Governor lie l2,7l5.
, 1881-03-04

POSTMASTER JAMES, OF NEW YORK,
arrived llere this MnrfinE. f1ts Is the name
NOW in0st prominently mentioned in cdrnec-
ti"ll WY. te ! post;Otllce Department, but the
yGt. The New York delegation were to have
Ind meeting tlIls afternoon to consider
wllulM they would recommend for the Cabl-
of i .ecitcd difference of op!nton tiiat deyof.
npetl Itself III advance. The fgIu1itls Of Gov.
CORNELL IN t|,c delegation wislIet to support
POSTMASTER .fa'ncs. white tlsose. over whom
@ sFs n I" aus d s s5SaSf snss G1owsy r for
the place. Senator Cnukling lield nioDf and
snid isuthinE. Tue revival tt,-lay Ut the talk
about St:intnr Wintfnln NJ II 1nlssibtc Secre.
tary Of tho Treasury has brought the maine Of
SENATOR KINHw00t,
again to thc surface rs possible Secretary
nf the Interior. but the weight Of probability
!s nut favorable tt' li.s selection. 1lo has t,ot
himself seen the pn.stent.etect since Ills nr-
rival; altlUtIKI on very friendly personal
ass''nl'tlon thnt lie WIS seeIsing to influence
the cll,,ce. ue Is somewhat nnlluyed By the
mention of Ills Nuns witt, that Of
Ssnator >, Allison III :. a way to H.
sS:s if hpsrlf iefe and I ifs 'esf eeeosss ss,
obtalnable Information Tonight It IS probab'e
that tile Cabinet Ut Ge,, Garfield will be as
Attorney! !;eiera!. WHITE Mic Yeagli; Secfe-
tnry Of Wnr. Knlcrt Lincoln: Postmaster
General, r.: l.. Jminrss: Secretary, of the In
terror, William II. Hunts, Secretary Ut tho
Treasury, WiIlnu B. Allison; Secretary Of
the Nuvy, unassigned,
coSliL1SG
was defeated IN lts desire to baye Morton
Secretary Uf ttle Treasury, hut he llns nlwAys
@ lsen on tile most, friendly terms with Mr:
Win.lo!n. ;Seilator t;aineron Is not
cr-in-law, Wayne MacVeagI'., rs Attorney
General, and lie snys ttlat lie i!ns only voted
the Republican Ticket when liz personally
fanel1 ama. tho s"1tss Ths ssscton 5 1t
cure f,.i,I1y mnci-l,ce'letl. reforms In tho
Postal Service, asld soi.lr of the old harnaclos
On Il will br scmpr.t oil: Mr. A1urson uu-
1onbteiiy ,ecIfns.i tue seerctarys!tip e the
tury Ut uE Snyy, ~ now Judge Ut tho
Gel,. fairfield.
lis \. II. OF MARCH i.
1t can now he auttlorltatircty stAted thnt
nnsling de!intt MS to the completed Cab,
entiro e >s Slate " IS il tho proccss ] M "t
l,einE reeast; owlng to t9 t!ecll,ntio9 Of the
G%x2E GoN2Enr Wa II i L. rsftsd u Metio to '1.s ays
forced this resignation, lsas also decided
to oppose the appointment Of James to
the fost:.lfllce Department. Jamcs. was n,
ea1est Tas te o M Gay cPFkr Psar g. a6e lie
lnst.U!tice Department OH account of tho
'Morm!ty conierrllce' lIs connection with tte
Electoral coiint, etc. The latest supppsitlon
taec i 'et n MpS !at n Ei 9";e H b !s.uths g ths
to his original selection Of Allison. It can
he automatically stated that Up to this
hour neither Senator Allison nor Senator
le ID tie cahlnet. Of. il 50, III wl,at place:
Gov. Fosters friends Tonight mic OF
whom lad Just left t;ei,: Garfield.
, 1881-03-04

Sytgtat DssuteA 10 7As tAleasu 7t.hun*.
WAsIlSGroS, ID. e., March 3.-'rhero Is
llttte II any Mur1 of certainty In rrgagd to
tho Cabinet OF Ton. t:artiel thAn there was
last night. But tw0 naHlcs--A lltsOh ant
Windont-are anywhere ,nehtlunett Tn co1,-
lleetion with thu Treasury Department.. Sec
retnry Sherman, wi,a is SUPPOSED to be well
informed In regard to thu manner lit which
aituirs nro shipping themselves, has setectcd
Senator WindDnl's ssnt for Ills own, lntll-
calling Ills belrt ut thu time tho chulce was
,.,a,!u that tl,s, Senator from Minnesota would
saece.4l him as Secretary of thu
Treasury. Theirs are |,uwuvor, stroug
probabilities that the chotce may
ultimately fill upon Senator Allison. i ger-
ttpnlan whu called upon Gen. Garfield tl!ls
morning congratulated him upon t,nylnx ~
lrctc.l Senator W!Mioln as his FinaIr'al Ses.-
relary. Thu l'resideut-clcct shook Ills l,eal
slightly uald rcplicd esaslsely: la,n hard
pressed"
sENATH,lt cAMktsDS
says that tlio selcetlll Of the lion. Wayne
MncveaRh for Atturnoy-tionvral IL dis
agreeable fnct. 1to has bctI ent!eayorlns all
day to suc,,ro .tittersmt result. Ad laas. It ts
asserted, brough tu bear tho Influence Ut tle
csItlre PENNSYLVANIA delegation In fnyor Of
the substitution Ut Representative llartaer Ut
his State. This selection os Judge llnut
cabinet IL stated Tonight with n,o1e GER
tuuty lERh Gun ho salt IT Mlly other Sclec.
tim excepting that 0t Senatnr hlafne nlnt
MI. llnculn. But Hunt Is still unassigned.
I!eES Is coed authority tor tta sia!en,siat IT,! @
l.o.l MUrtun, Ut New York. tho French Nils.
slim, ur u hcit In tl,e Cabinet " Secretary pf
thu Navy, and That Ar. Morton hnx altar full
, 1881-03-04

NOTHING approaching tic s,low-stor1n OF
yesterday nnt Wednesday night llas ever oc-
cured III this region. Commencing about Z
o'clock Wednesday evening, it continued
steadily till last evening. A. fierce gulo
ragged most Of tho time, amL the
snowdakes were blown aboutin every Il irec-
tlon, much to tho annoyance and inc0nvG-
nience Of those who wcrs obliged tn venture
out. Outdoor traffic Of NIL ktntls had to BIZ sus-
pended III consequence Of tho Inability Of
teams to pass through tho drtftcd heaps.
Strcetcars were drawn by four horses with
difficulty. T'ralns from all Northwestern,
points citl1or failed to make their way through
ut all or reached hero ten and twelve hours
behind schedule-time. Trains from Southern
points were not delayed quito so much. AL
through the Northwest tue snowfall was
unprcccaentedIy heavy, and tho indications
arc that ralfroAtt traffic will be seriously
intcrfcrcd with for n week TO come. Nor
does It appear TINT VIC ara uulte done with
tho storm yet. Old probs predicts for this
region to-day cloudy weather With occasional
snow and q lower temperature.
, 1881-03-04

Special nfspateh TO The Chteapo Tribune.
WAsil1SGToS, u. C., March a-Tle Sell
atc, after nn animated discussion, pissed tic
amendment npproprlating SlU5,tp0 for the
purpose Of enabling The Secretary Of tic In
tertur to indemnify the p0nca tribe Of Ill
dians for l3ssts sustained by them In conse-
quc,,cc Of their removal to the IntInn Terri-
tory, to secure 10 tllen lall.!s In seyeralty oil
either tho old nr new reservation. III accoral-
Atlee with their wishes, nslu to suttlu all
matters OF differences will, these lnllans.
Sellatur Dawes Thought tho wards 81 III ac-
cortlancc with their wishes" " rniller Endeilnit.
rs 1t lid not SLY whc1 the expression nj their
wishes wero Obtained, nHd tlu nlUquently
narrated tho wrongs Ut tie trtbp. An ntneiatl-
lncnt which AIR. Dawes Offered received nine
votes agaiNst twenty-tArec, disclosing the
lark of Il quorum, but nn further count was
Insisted upOl,, md the amendment reported
BY tho Committee on Appropriations was
adopted.
THE $4,000
IL to he thus expended: For the purchase Of
l01,s SOL acrcs OF tand In the Indian Tertiary
where most Qf tho Jn.lans aTe located,
s5o,OoO; to 10 distributed per capita
nlilOtg the l'ol,cA 1ldtans In thu ln-
,llan Territory, $1,000; for tho purchase
Of stock enttle and drauEht animals ior
poncas In tho Indian Territory. $1,000; for
tho erection Ut dwellings for the l'nncas now
In DAkOtn, $500; fur agricultural lmplr.
snptlts, stuek. anu seed, 5000: fur scElnnl
purposes. Si,0W; for general distributor!
a,lsolk them per captta, Slo,UD: to be hrll
~ y ln;rn!.lltl,t fund III the Treasury ot the
unltwl States Mt : s'or ecstt Interest. tile III
forest 10 Gu distributed annually nItl0ig all
tho puAca 1ndinns, $4,000.
, 1881-03-04

TnE Governor Of Afalrld Is n bright, keen
matl, and knows his business. lIc .leIer-
mined to break up gambling In tho Spanish
Capital, but knew quite wcl TINT If lie called
OH tho polIcu officials to assist him they
would l,aye ITO sooner heard Ut his plaus
than tic plans wonld be communicated IL
tito gasnblng-'louse keepers. So lle took
the wise prccaaston Of having these ol1cInts
locked up. Then, with tho Cl,tcf Constable,
the Governor set out 10 rail tho gambling
houses. lie found twenty-four such places,
scfzcl the chips" and lnoncy visible, and
marched oil tho ownora Of the establishments
antl tho players to the city prison. That's
tho sort Of man Chicago wnNts for Mayor.
, 1881-03-04

4 LONDON dispatch says TINT tho trIcht-
nosis scare Ia declared Oh the highest a1l-
tlloslty to boa hunk, gnttcn up by Interested
parties for stock -jobh!ng purposes. It Is be-
llcvct[ TINT the English l'sivy Council does
not Intend to tako nlty measures to prohibit
or restrict the Importation OF American pork
into England.
, 1881-03-04

THE Suntlry Civil bill, which approprlatcs
SCI, ,57}, 600, passed the House yestertay In
tho form In which. 1t was reported from the
Conference Committee. The Sonatc amend.
ment appropslatlng s175,0 900 to prosecute the
search for tho Jcnnnotte, was struck out by
tic Conference Committee,
, 1881-03-04

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, 1881-03-04

Tl1ENE was dobato In the House Of Lords
last night on the evacuation uf Candahnr by
tho British. Lords Derby, Granville, En-
field. and Chelmsford defended the evac,la-
tIot. whilo Lord Lyttun, Lori Salisbury,
and two or three other Lords sald Its eyncna-
tlon would luad to Russian intrlgucs and
spyer,lI Othpr tlla
, 1881-03-04

Nit. GLADSTONE stated III the House Of
Commons yesterday TINT Gen. Roberts has
been Instructed that negotiations for poace
nre pending with tho Ducrs, ind should tho
reply to thu communication which Gnn.
Colley sent before his death bu favorable,
Civil! Commissioners would be appointed to
QrrnnGD details.
, 1881-03-04

A FREIGHT train and n construction train,
running Mt full speed, collit[ed OIL tho Chcsa'
peake & Olio Rond near Caldwell, Va., yes
1orttay. Boil, trains were ompleteIywreckef,
nnd the two engineers md two tiremcn and
DR.. Caldwell, OF Wh!ts Sulphur Springs,
Va. were killed,
, 1881-03-04

TIE Japanese Indemnity bill passed tho
Senate yesterday BY vote of III to d. Tho
bill directs tho payment to tho Government
of Japnn OF 81, 1853 -. OF thissun SEX, 600 Is
to 60 rs prize to tho crews aud officers Of
the United States ship Wyoming md the
atallunr Taklnug.
, 1881-03-04

4 YOUNG girl Of Is, daughter Of wealthy
parents living III Baltimore. aud who, bacou-
iug staRe.strlclz, rail- away from her homo
mud connected herself with an amateur dra-
mattc company In Now York, was restored
to her relatives yesterday by tho polico Of
that city.
, 1881-03-04

A. DETACHMENT of the Sevonty-tlrst New
York Regiment, now visiting nj New Or
loans decorated the graves of tho Confedcr-
atc dead III tho cemetery near tint city yes
tprtiay,
, 1881-03-04

SECRETARY SHERMAN resigned Ills Office
as Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday, In
order to be able to talzo Ills plnco In the now
Senate at Its organization Tomorrow. Mr..
Sherman bnde feeling farewell to the bm-
ptoyts Ut the Treasury Department during
tho day,
, 1881-03-04

RIoTs, disturbances, resistance Of the Gov-
ornmcnt functionarles, and general disorder
prevail throughout the Turkish, domintons
In Asfn rs well rs Europe. Tho "Slck Man ;"
Is Oil Ills "Iast legs" aga[n.
, 1881-03-04

mcrcc replied, Baying that tho restrictions
were Imposed for sanItnry rraso,,s; illut TIN
Government just now was uuAe 10 pruytt!e
for the examination 0f tho tl,cul IN the retail
stores, but, NJ soon rs 1t was able. tlls fcstric-
t1ons should be removed,
, 1881-03-04

THE iepot-buil.llng Of tho Chicago, Bur-
lingtnn Ss Quincy lsallrond Mt Galcsburg, ILL.,,
with the hotel attached. was destroyed by
tirc yesterday. Loss 1000; fully Insured.
, 1881-03-04

FRANCISCO CALpEHoH llas been elected
Provisional President Of Peru. This elec.
tton IL considered to be In t1lc Interest Of
peace betweon Chill ind Peru.
, 1881-03-04

1fli. O'RE1L1.Y, I'LL undertaken OF Albany,
n. T., ias bcen sent to Jnfl for three years
for swearing TO fraudulent bills against tho
county for buryille the pauper dead.
, 1881-03-04

Mir. GLADSTONE ma1o Ills appearance In
the 1lonsn OF Commons yesterday for tic first
time since his recent accident, and was
loudly cllccrcd.
, 1881-03-04

poranKEErstE, N. T., had n 10000 fire
yesterday. The principal losers arc NJ. a.
Cleveland, Smith Bros, William II. Farrlng'
ton, and Samuel Saunttcrson.
, 1881-03-04

A NEW line of STEAMERS will be established
between Antwerp. Belgium, md Montreal
next summer. The steulners will run
monthly.
, 1881-03-04

THE miners in the ConnelIsYfllc, 1'a., coal
region liayc struck work for MI lncreaso Of
, 1881-03-04

THE Chicago ircmen md city officials now
visiting New Orleans were entettaIncsl at
another banquet yesterday.
, 1881-03-04
TAe gttb11t1e.


THE l}ocrs hare scnta tl,essago Of condo
1cnc0 to l.ndy Co1lcy.
, 1881-03-04

IT Is 1inw 1scertainott tllat the English lost
about 100 nien III TIC battle Of SpitzkUp.
, 1881-03-04

4 CHEAT public meeting III favor Of the
Beers will bo held Mt Amsterdam tomorrow.
, 1881-03-04
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
Proceedings Of the Forty-sixth
Congress During Its
Last Hours.
Reception Of II Message from the
President Vctoing tho
Funding Bill.
The Effort to Attach d Funding Rider
to the Deficiency Bill q
Failure.
Passage BY the House Of an Apportion.
luent bill Satisfactory, 10 lte.
publlrans.
The Number 319 Selected, by Which
the South Gains No Undue
Influence.
All-Night Work upon the Sundry
Civil Bill Appropriating
$21,513,ooo.
Both Houses Likely to Hold Con-
tinuous Session until Noon
To-Day.
Resignation OF the Hon. John
Sherman as Secretary of
the Treasury.
An Elegant Stato Dinner Giren by 1lr.
aud Mrs. Hayes 10 MIR. md
Mrs. Garfield.
Enormous Influx Of 6ight-Seers-
Last Gasps Of the Cabinet.
Gossips.