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MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. Il.

Wrong as i: is. many Virrinials are taking
General Malone at his word aud ale making
the debt question a secondary Issue Of the OK
isliug clnpaigo. Itd,ed many herattl.re FRO
nouucad debt payers have boon 80 provoked at
the support given The repuiia!ioui,ts by tho
Administration aud tho Northcrn republicans
that. with them, the settlement Ct the dsbi
dOosh { reach even the c0cdtion Of second
arg liIu; they don't care n fig whether it is
hVor settled or not. or. il settled, whether the
trims nro satisfactory or otherwise 10 the
creditors Bot they do caro- ahou; tho lob.
liberation OF oil rae, distinctions" which,
As the debt IL not, must b. tho ohint issuA OF
the cAmpagn. according to General Malone
They don't want miSod schools and miSo,gena
ton. anl they don't want tho campaign pics
tufe al q blsck school teacher turoirg white
glri ovr his koec and spaukiog her. made
uu, 10 nature. They have their own OK
perlenci IN addition TO tho history Of the wnrId
10 trsnh them Tint tho white 10 superior TO the
black rGc'. and that any attempted mixture
always results to the dclrmont Of tho former,
without the slightest Improvement to the latter,
Hrd they are determined thet no ku,h mixture
shall takn Ilec, 10 Virginia.
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Som, paopio entertain tho iica that the
nssistaccn given The repudiGtors in Virginia by
N0rIh9rn republicans will react iliari5usly
upon the national republican party. They wero
nevlr mora mistaken. Hard knocks alouo arc
what will hart The republican party 1t il be-
low aud bryond the reach of any injury from
sIch minor clu,cs as the pronunciation Of pfo.
cIpIr, poticL dishonesty and Inconsistency
Bat were it ethorBisc, and could the national
republican party he defeated by means Of
the suc,tss oi the rcpudistors 10 VirRioia. the
sacrifice the State would hav1 to mako would be
too great, and she ought not to DO called upon
to make it. The SUCCESS of Reputation 10 Vir,
gIdia mcaas direc. iriury not only to tho cocc.
tvs tote :as. the State. bu: to the ndividu,l
interest of every man who lives within her
borders. Tho Injury would b, crushing and
irreparable, and would be loo great for hor
10 stapd even if i. would secure tho defeat of the
national republican party. Blu. lh,t it would
have no suCh effect 10 we'll known to all familiar
With Norshtra republioansm.
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"BLACK-DRAUGHT" makes chills
and foyer impossible.
For sale by E. s. LcRdbesior tS:Bro,
Mothers nothers!!M others!!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest by q eck child suffering and crying with
the e1crucating pain of cutting teeth? Ii 81.
goat once and gets bottle OF Mrs. WlNSi'oW'H
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will roiove tho poor
little sunoror mmodiAtely-dopand upon it
there ia no mistake about it. There is no!
mother on Garth who has ever used IL who will
not tell you at onco that il will regulate tho bow
els, and give rost TO tho mother, and relief AMI
health to the child, operating like magic. II is
perfectly safe 10 use in all cases and pleasant IT,
the tssto, and is the prescription OF one of the
oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere. Is conts
q bottle. Mill
No headache or back-achc for ladies'
who drink Swine OF CARDIFF
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The hno rain Of Fnd,y night was supplies
mented BY copous showers yesterday evening.
There has DOT boen enough by al y me.ns, but
what has fallen hts already pu; new face
upon all that grows 10 The ground. Ii did cot
come too late to help tho tobacco. was 10 ino
for some Of tho crops that are soEei sal :ly for
feed, aud has greatly improved the PCS urts.
The mill streams. too. have been repIeni,hod,
and man and beast have been refreshed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

French troops occupied Susa. Tuas, on Sst>
uId.y, without opposition.
The PAX Theatre 10 Londdoo was totally de-.
stroyed by ire alter tho parlotmauoo en- Salur.
day night.
France and E9pland have sgtoci as to The
settlement OF tho Egyptian troubles, and the
occupation Ct Egypt by foreign powers ia a
possibility
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The PRESIDENTS REAL CoNDIT1oN.-Mr
/. A. Richardson. the special correspondent Of
tho Baltimore Suo, autographed from Long
Bracca yesterday evariOl: The Presidents
pulse through all of last night averaged $780,
and be scarcely slept at all; to day he has been
deirious most If the time. and the nourish.
ment of which the evening bulletin speaks
would not have sufioed q sparrow. 1t is now
admitted that an abscess has formed on the
right lung. although it ia possible that it may
not be Immediately siuded 10 10 tho bulletins, as
tic suppuraLion Of the parolid gland was kept
secret for days after it had manifested itself 1t
not worth while to say more IoH than to quote
the language of ono whose utteraooes. 1t was
at liberty to give his name. would be accepted
as foal. Said he. II will not say that the case
is hopeless, but if it is not it will be many ipx-
ious weeks before tho contrary Gao be said with
any confidence.
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Steamer Lost.

frankfort. Mich, little por! On Lako M!ch.
gan, 36 miles above Traverse City, announce
me wreck early yesterday morning OF the slearn-
er Columb a or the Northeastern Line, involv-
ing loss Ct Is lives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-12

Es> The Republican Executive Committee OF
the city and county of Ale1sndris at = regular
called meeting on the 9th instant. resolved -
Issue call for convention 10 DO held on Tuet-
day, the 18th, 10 nominate candidate for tho
House of Delegates. and TO invite all who arc
opposed TO Bourbon rule 10 participate in the
election Of delegates to such convention. In
compliance with such resolution the chairmen of
tho respective city and county committees will
call meetings in their several wards and magis-
tellsl districts on the evening Of Monday, the
18th instant, 10 elect delegates TO said joint con-
vention. u. A. LUMPKINs,
Chairman Rep. XIX. Committee
City and County OF AleIa.
N. STEVENS, Secretary.
The voters Of the city of Alexsndris will III Dot
in their several wards on Monday. 18th instant.
st 30 p. m, to elect delegates tu a convention
TO be held at Armory Hall on Tuesday, tho 18th
instant TO nominate a candidate for the House
Of Delegates. A. w. ARMS rRoNd.
It Chairman CIV Ron. Com mitlec.
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Safe Arrival.

WASHINGTON, ID. e.. Sept. l2.-Gon. Hszor
has received ot esl advices Of the safs arrival OF
the Signal Service expedition, under Lieutenant
Grsoly. at Lady Franklin bay.
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6p1btal for Helm.

(E.t ENATI o.. Sept. FAN appeal has
boon talegraphed from Port Huron 10 Tie paople
Of the country to aid the sufferers from the
Michigan FRO, Tho appeal is hoarL .rnnding and
dasrrin,a Terrible Hesitation.
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The Markets,

BALTIMORE, Sept. l2-Virginia 6s old -; do
deferred l3; do consolidated 7Sa do % 50.
ries 39t past due coup 921 new 10 40s 624 bid
Cotton quiet; midding l21 Flour steady aid
firm; Howard street and Western super S O0a
SIS rs; do eItesG 25aS7 GO; do family 25aaa 10;
Cl!y Mills super 00A$5 IS; do extra 26a$6 rs;
do family 8 OJaSs 25; do Kio brands Is o.;
Pa!spsco family $50. Wheat--Southern higher;
Western hi hor and strong; Southern red l35a
LAP do amber 1i5al6l; No l Maryland l4S;
No. Western winter red. SPOT and Sept l42i;
Oct l47al471; Nov 1911 Corn-Soalhsrn higher;
Western higher and strong; Southern W hte 81 q
do yellow 7jr704; Western mi1ad, spot anal
Sent CGI,7l as to location Oct 73s7at; Nov TIA
III Dec 70; steamer 6Iis66. Oats quiet aud
steady; Southern 6Os55; Western white 5la62;
do mixed 5Oa6l; Penn 6ls62 Rye quiet leoaius.
Hay steady, primo TO choice Penn and Md. ia
S2l. Coffee firm; Rio csraoas. ordinary 10 i.,r
lOal24. Sugars strong a soft 10. Whiskoy
quiet at ST. -.
NEW York. Sept. l2.-Stocks lower. Money
4s6. Flour urm and quiet, Wheat fairly a.
tive Corn active and higher.
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Egypt.

CAIRO. Sept. i2-The situation in this colln.
try is grave, 10 say tho least. 1t is openly
Threatened that should Christian soldiers land at
Port Said every European in the land will ba
M asaacrri.
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HOW to get Sick,

frpoao yourself day and night, est too u,u,t
without exercise; work too hard without rest
doctor al! the time; take all tho vile nostruma
advertised; and than you will want to know
How to get Well.
Which is answered. in threo wordl-TAkn Hop
Bitlors I-ETDrcSS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-12

Nover bull d,z," mau. but If sou meet a
human being kutferog with q bsd clugh vNu
may bull dcs." lin to advantage with DE-.
Balls Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-12

ThR0kT0. sept. l2-Tha Consolidation race
single, Eculis WAS won by Trckolt, G.uhaur
second. Hosmor third.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-12

~ called meeting OF tho Relief Hook and
Ladder 20. will be held this Monday evening,
Sept. 18th, at S o'clock. BY order of President:
1t JULIAN A. MOORE Secretary.
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For sale by x. s. Lead bester & Bro.
DIED.

At Oak Hill, Prince William county, August
70, 1881, MANY JANE, beloved wife OF John
Mayhugh in the 10th year of her ago.
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Celebration.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-THE Association of the
the 9th anniversary of the battle of North POM;
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headquarters Alexandria Light Infantry,

hIeXahdfIH va Sept. To, 1901. J
Tho regular drills Of the AleIandriA Light
Infantry will be resumed on Monday night Sept
iZ!h at o'clock. and in view of tho tact that
this command will take part in thu csrtln onios
at Yorktown during tho Centennial, tho Com.
mandant hopes that every member will consi
der it his duty to attend regularly all drills dur.
ing the period intervening, 80 rs to per feet thsm-
selves in the ditsren! movements &c and by
so DOING the reputation ofthe Command already
gained may bo sustained.
All recruits will report tJ tho Orderly Sor-
goant for assignment to squads on Same data
GEO McBUKNEY, Jr.,
sepl0-2i Capt Comm ,ndinx
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TEDEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOB GOVERNOR,
JOHN w. DANIEL, UF L9NCHBURG.
YoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
JANIS BARBOUR, OF CULPErER.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Z. w. MCKINNEY, OF FAkMVILLE
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We have always kept the Hamburg Dfopsia
our family, writes Mr.. Nicholas Schroeder.
West Webster, N. Y. and they haVa done VA
the best service 10 Dyspepsia.
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PURE WHITE and GROUND SPICES ut Nc
BURNEY e SONS.
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SPEAKING IN FAIRFAX-A large ard en-.
thusastlo political meeting was held at Roch
lords Grove, Fairfax county. Saturday after,
noon last, attended by severa! from this city, ct
which Judge III. w. Thomas and Mr.. Chiches.
ter. the regular democratic candidate for the
house OF Delegates. made speeches. Judge
thomas speech vas highly spoken OF. and so
clearly did no explain all tho questions involv.
cd 10 the campaign. thot many Mahonites 10
the crowd expressed themselves as having b,en
converted from tho error of their way.
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w WHOUPlNG COUGHi
Received TO day another supply OF BOGER1H
WHOhriNH COUGH SYRUP at
WAkFIELD u HALLS
ip7 Gnrnbr prirc3 and Fairfax atrspIa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-12

OGDEN LAQUkSi WOODEN
w PLhTKS i---Just received iae assorl-
ment Of three ply Wooden Plaques and Plates
for painting.
MCLEAN & UHLRR,
aug2 &c King Straet
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
Fears Of Trouble.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May ia telegram
has been received here from Captain Og-
den u. Read, Eleventh infantry, COM
manding cantoDmeDL at Poplar River,
stating that he has feais OF trouble with
the Yanktonias at the agency, as a num-
Der OF young hostiles are about leaving
the agency In order TO join Sitting Bull.
The troops will endeavor To prevent such
action, aud ae precautionary measure
all OF the officers wives have left the
cantoDment. A telegram from Fort
keogh states that the noted Indian young
man, Afraid-of hIs-Ilorse, who has been
visiting the Sioux near Fort Keogb, with
the hope Of inducing his relatives to 90
back with him to the Pine Ridge agency
has abandoned his efforts and returned
without them.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
Conkling to be the Old Man

Washington Dispatch to the N. Y. sun.
A close personal friend Of Mr.. Conk-
ling gives the following explanation of
the ulterior design Of Mr.. ConkliDg in
this present move. He says the Senator
will come back, not as a Republican, but
ON the new issue Of opposition. He will
occupy an independent position and will
rot 20 henceforth into tbs Republican
Caucus. He aud Platt will hold the
balance Of power-uot Mahone. He
anticipates break In the party and
thinks he sees the beginning Of the end.
He Is shaping his course so that In the
ultimate break Hp Of the party he will
be the leader OF the new issue, anti-mo-
nopoly.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
AT'TEMPTHD A sUrcrnr


The Organist ef Gr.cs :.
sn"oss s.'sss Himself fhisAfteruo""ua "areh
wii Probably Recover. '0 He
About 2o'clock this atterDoou :,
inmates Of Mrs. Artherlys ho...,' .. 'le
house, No. 91s Market s,,... o.'fulng
startled by hearing the report Of , D'..is "sis
up stars. pistol
One Of the gentleman H.,
hastily rushed up stairs arn Soaloen
that the report had issued S FL found
room occupied by Edwin r tTm Taa the
He at once entered the room 'onInson.
hoTriiied to and Mr.. johnson 1va Iv;nn was
the hoor, and by his side, a rsvaI ,us on
one chamber of which was am. n,osoiVer,
he asked Mr.. johnson wbvp bpy.
committed such rash deed nI de GM
gentleman with wave of the h.nS nSu Ilat
some unintelligible remark. '' made
The alarm was at once given. and n.
Bullock was summoned 10 s,,aa aau w
injured man. In the mesnljms '.na ~. .ile
fortunate man had been sssjsisa '1e ,e sn- w.
bed. N''es 70 his
When the physician arr;,.a
found that the man had sbot u s;...s, ne
in the abdomen, and a furthsr h.sll "
animation showed that The hall tas -,
passed around aud lodged in the aaoS aSa
lie at once extracted The bali. and 'UA' ~.a
bed the wound In order 10 aseer,s;p pV. !.
the ball had passed through the lu ahaa u
men or merely glanced aronnd to SSsss Ssu
it was found. but finding that probins CTr.e
was somewhat dangerous be desIstsd
The unfortunate man had hsen 4.
pressed in spirits for the past three w =,
four days and his rash act is attrihu,s
BILE to a temporary fit of insal1tv
He is about 80 years of ap8 and ia,
widewer- His father Is an EpiscoDsl
clergyman,a and resides at GeoreetOTn
this Slate.
de came here from Boston aho
three months ago, aud for some lima
past has been oIganist at Grace Chureh
During his short residence here be b.,
made many friends by bis gentlemapIv
department and christian qualities, Tbs
physicians thinks that the wound a moi
necessarily fatal.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19


Mrs. BELL, wife of the inventG
OF the telephone, is a deaf mute, 1
Is frequently the subject of remsh
that it is a most singular coincidenes
that the inventor of the TELEGRAPH
and the inventor Of the Telephone,
Professor Morse and Professor Bell,
should each have had a deaf mute iG
a wife. An interesting story is told
with regard to what Influenced the
wealthy and charitable Amos Ken
dali to give 80 much toward founding
a deaf-mute college in Washington.
When Morse was endeayoring to in.
troduce his patent Amos Kendall
became so much interested In bin
and his wife, and felt such q sym
pathy for her afiliction, that he de-
termined to do all that he could 10
found a college IN Washington for
those who suffer from similar mis-.
fortunes.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19

Hon. Stanley Matthews yeltsrd4
took tho oath of office as an Assoclnu
Justice of the Supreme Oourl OF nT
United States The Chief Justice Hsuoa
an order relieving Justice Bradley Io~
duty in the sixth Circuit and aSsIsninS
Justice Matthews to that Circuit ihSs0'u'
An opinion Ia ssaid to be, growing "
Albany that the New York senaS WI
refuse to 20 into an election Tor uu.sss
States Senators. Some OF the oenaU% 1Ans
say the question whether the reslsa.s sa,
Senators should be returned ana WI
conduct approved Ii one the peUp%s w
should have an opportunity 70 ~
upon, and the choice ought, snefelo'0'"
be left 70 tbs nsxt Legislature
A Telegram to the New YORK Eosa,y
Post reports that pablo meetings H. H.
been called In several counties OF no.
York State 10 sustain Prssiuont, Al
tield. At Hudson, yesterday, sA, ~ IN
100 guns was fired BY the frlenos ~ ar.
Administration, aud petitions Wsse sss "a "a.
enlated for signatures opposlng '"'
elsctien of C0nkling and fian' y
The Repuslican General CommM s
Albany last night elected Anaio" An'a.,l,
Draper its president, and unaniiiOo sciiOo
adopted resolutiors approving tns A'TS TSs
Of Messrs. Oonkling ana fl alhapy,
1880 Republican Commlttss, ~ lnn,SvIng
adopted resolutions last night nRp'i,a. XXI" i,a.
President Gartield's course. nSaonlsi
coin Club, of Ctncinnau, mas ''
similar resolutions.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
over Eleven Hundred Immirrnn..

The American Line steamship Lord
Give arrived at Phlladelphia from
Liverpool yesterday, after a fair yoya ,e
Of lwelye days. She brought eleysn hun
dred and forty sleerage passengers.
Ihree children died on the passage. DR..
Leldy, Pert Physician, made strict ex-
animation into the physical condition Of
all on board, but no sickness wa, found
and a.clean bill of health was given. The
ofhcers of the company say that the de.
mand for ship room on the other side ol
The ocean is greater than the supply and
that their vessels will probably continue
10 come In crowded all summer.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
"Chance Verdict,

From the Christian Advocate.
In an action for damages recentIy
tried in Kansas, the verdict was ascer
tained and determined solely by adding
the sums named by the respective
Jurors, and dividing the sum total by
twelve. This was not done for pur.-
poses OF consultation, but by distinct
agreement that the result of these
arithmeticll processes should be the
amount of the verdict, and it was i'm
mediately at the close of the calcula-
ton 80 written out and returned. The
Court Of Appeals of chat State has SET
this verdict aside as chance verdict;
and ordered new trial.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
pew Amall.Psx uann,,.,.

This morning the Hospital CommIttee
OF the Trustees Of the Poor, at the suS.
Gestlon OF DE-. Ogle, contracted with X
W. Birnle, snil and awning maker for a
new smallpox hospital The new
structure VIII Do part tent, aud psrt
ooafds, and De OF sufficient size 10 Nc.
vided Into four COMPARTMENT for ~ ,.h,.- AZ
men, white women, black men an%
black women. Being a te,cnn.n.u u
structure, 10 can oasely be torn So-yy
And Destroyed after the small nor Ssosn
pears and there exists no fnrfher n.pS
tor y. Tho new hospital will b erscs ~
on me los In the reaF OF the Old ona 80
WIN % nniehed by to-morrow night anu
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
RLAINlgs PICTURE OF CONKI1MG.

t1 INsfa -HNFAa f------f NfNh.H ttsNtf
somethinw Timels RecalIed-A
SsraisSre snss tne : Vacsazn waAl
just as Mr.. Conkline has retired from
the Senate, road what Blaine said about
him in q Discussion with him In the
House Of Representatives In 1886, and
you viii understand why he detess Mr.
Garfisld's Premier. Mr.. Blaine said;---
"AAto the Eentlemen's cruel sarcasm,
I hope he win not be too, severe. The
contempt OF that largemipded gentleman
is so willing; his haughty disdain his
grandiloqusnt swell his majestic, super
eminent. overpowering turkey-goDbler
strut has been 30 crushing 70 myself
and all the members of this House that
know 1t was an act OF the greatest
temerity for me to venture uponaa
controversy with him i. But sir, I know
who is Responsible for all this know
that within the last five weeks, ~
members of the House wilt recollect an
extra strut has characterized the gentle
mans bearing 1t Is not his fault. Itis
the fault Of another That gifted and
| satircia writer Theodore Tilton, OF the
| New York Independent spent some weeks
recently In this city. His letter published
in that paper embraced with many
serious statements q little jocose satire
part OF which was the, statement that
| the mantle OF the late Winter Davis had
fallen upon the member from New York
| he geotlsman took.it seriously and II
has given his strut an additional
| pomposity. The resent bianee is great. It
1850 striking. Hyperion to..a Satyr, Their
sites tos Hercules mud to marble dung
hill to diamond, singed-cat to aBengal
| tiger, q whining puppy 70 roaring lion
the almost PROCLAMATION OF that jocose
| satire. ''''
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
Police Caaen.

The Mayors docket, this morning,
was ~ follows:
Henry Taylor, COL, assault and bat
terry ON Betsey Baker. COL, % and
costa.
p. Emory and VIM. Frisbie, ne
groea, hghting on the streets, % and
costs each.
James III. Heusted, COL, assault and
battery on Lydia Hawkins, COL, costs
and 300 bail to keep the peace.
Emma Hopkins, col, vagrancy, 10
days in Jail.
Josh Emmett vagrancy, IS days.
John Heck, for the larceny of 90
cents froEn James Canlk, $500 bail for
appearauce at Court.
VI the above, Heck. Emmett, Hop
kins and Taylor were committed to
jail.
One drunk and case Of disorderly
conduct completed the record.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
Railroad Accident

This morning about II O'Clock John
Russell, employed in the shrfting gang
OF the p. w. d B. r, R., met with an ace
cldent whereby his left leg was broken.
He was engaged in coupling cars ia the
Fourth street yard when by some means
his left leg was caught between the cars.
with the result noted above. After the
accident he was taken 70 his home. cor
ner Of Reed and Adams streets, and DR..
Kane summoned who reduced the frac-
turo.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
Crane for senator.

New YoRK, May 1s.-Mr. Platt held
. consultation with number Of politi-
cal friends to-day at his Office on lower
Broadway. One OF the gentleman pres
ent afterward said that the Two ex-Sena-
tors were rather SURPRISED at the general
disapproval Of their course. Conkling
will arrive tomorrow and caucus will
be held in this city. A friend Of Conk-
ling said to-day that he would immed-
lately enter into the practice Of law In
this. city, and that he would take no fur
ther part IN politics until be had sufi-
cient money TO insure himself comfor-
table living. II was further said that
the Senator would advise his friends to
elect ex-President Grant as bis success
sor. ~ I4ri4 n.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
the VIEW m. a o.
An ImtfmatiOn that it VIII Not b
l,OmanrteeNA.

An AmtAmattOn that IL VIII Not be
Constructed.
The Philadelphia Record OF this
morning contains the following in
formation in regard to the construction
of the contemplated new railroad be-
tween Philadelphia and Boltimore
1t is charged that the surveys OF the
Baltimore & OHIO Railroad Company
for route from Baltimore to Phila-
delphia are merely feints. The Balti>
more & Ohio Railroad Company has
been offered terminal facilities in this
city several times that would give it
direct connection with the Reading
railroad aud line across the city, but
it has always refused the offers and
stated that it would wait and see how
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
treated it before placing a plant be-
tween Baltimore and Philadelphia,
although it possesses the chartered
right to do so whenever it shall deem
it necessary for protection.