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The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-01-08
Year Party proved grand success, and the
gents will remember it during the next four
years, at the end of which it is hoped it viii
be repeated.


be repeated.
NEW YEAR NOTES.
The "German" and Occidental" double
hack squads created an immense impression,
'lis said
To Non Nolo.-Why did those promised
visitors from the Lake city fail to turn up
here2
Messrs Lindsay, Hamilton and Harris
called on their many friends in most elegant
style on New Years Day.
The German Squad-Messrs. johnson
Triplett, Ross, Wormlev, Hawkins, Jones,
Willis, Woodson and Hack.
The Occidental Squad-Messrs. Kinney,
Schooley, Webb, Bowles. Liverpool, Bart
lett, Hickman, Jones and Stevenson
The Leader was very frequently called
for on New Years Day-but failed so appear
until Monday afternoon.
The Unity Club hop is next on the car
pet, and occurs on Friday evening this
week
A masquerade in February is much
talked OF, and would be welcomed by
both gents and ladies-Hol for a masquer-
ade.
Miss Early, on Walnut His, had an ella
borate spread on New Years Day.
Mrs. Goggins, on Harrison street, had
the very best egg-nogg-so all the gents
say.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-01-08
INDIANAPOLIS LEADER.

Thirty years ago the Indiana Le-
gislature was engaged in concocting
brutal laws to prevent the entrance
of colored people into this State.
Now a member of the race then pro-
scribed, is member Of the Legisla-
sure. Time sets all things right.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-01-08

None of the members of the Leg
islature refused to take their seats
Thursday because Hon. J. S. Hinton,
q colored gentleman was among their
number. They are not quite so
"toney" CD as some of the High
School pupils in New Albany and
Evansville.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-01-08
SEE1
The
WONDERFUL COLLECTION
OF
Holiday Goods
Al
l.. s. AYRES & CO.'S.
kioto Lacquer and Kaqa Ware,

kioto Lacquer and Kaga Ware.
kioto Tete-a-Tete Sets, ST.
Teapots, Mugs, Jars, Creamers,
Vases, etc., all in this ware.
K. Yayes' Jap. Goods, direct from
Japan Boxes, Trays, Brackets, Csbi-
nets, etc. Big lot, choice 25 cents,
Vienna Leather Goods. .Pocketbooks,
Gard and Cigar Cases, SatcheIs, and
q great variety of Fancy Leather
Goods, painted and embroidered.
Fine Albums, Toilet Cases, Gents
Travelling, Cases. Perfumery Sets,
Opera Glasses, Work-Boxes, all in
fine goods.
Great Variety OF Swiss and Olive
Wood Carvings.
Fancy Baskets, Silk and Satin VIII
low Boxes, Pin Cushions, and Orna-
mented Novelties of all kinds.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-01-08
INDIANAPOLIS IND SATURDAY. JANUARY 8 1881

of General Harrison to the Senate,
and compliments his abilities in a
very handsome manner. 1t may be
remarked that General Harrison has
"walk away" in the pending can
vass.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-01-08

The Journal of yesterday, recog-
MIXING the inevitable tendency of
things political, comedies the election
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-01-08

son. Davis, Foster, Hart. HERON, Howard
Hutchinson, Cramer, Leeper, Majors Marvin
Menzies. Rahm, Traylor, Urmston. riehe, voyles
W Jods and WoOllen-25
Those who voted for Mr.. Wilson were: Messrs
rigus. Graham, Grubbs, Henry, Hostetler, Kahlo.
Keiser, Lengdon, Lockridge. Mccartney, owen
Poindexter. Ristine. Sayre, Shaffer, Smith,
-25.
No one having received a majority of all the
votes cast another ballot was ordered.
On motion by Mr. Menzies Ii was ordered that
when the Senate adjourn Il be till 10 O'Clock to.
morrow morning.
-Four other ballots were taken, resulting exactly
as the first
And then the Senate adjourned.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-01-08

These goods were all purchased at
very low prices, and must be sold be-
fore Christmas.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-01-08
REASONS.

Why you can do better at Our Sto,
then elsewhere
BECAUSE. Webuy andseIImo,
goods then any other house
the state.
BECAUSE. We manufactured on
goods mostly.
We are esta blished fo
20 years and have the conf
den ce of our customers.
BECAUSE, Our clerks will traa
you in gentlemanly manner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-27
Tar. Feathers and Murder.

DETROIT. Mch.. August GA negro. named
Charles D,w, was murdered 90 Tuesday last 10
the township of Riley, Clinton couoty. Tho
negro had macy enemies although not OF o
qlarrelsoms disposition. 1t was generally be-
hevod in tho neiQhborhood. however. that he
abused his WHO and was cruel to his stock, and
alb u month ago party Of man broke toto
his htu,o in Tho middle of the tight. bouod,
gagged. tarred and ieatharel him, and hraaten-
cd to tsks his hlo it he did not change bis
course. o. tho sight 10 question his vile was
absent. Ills house was asain visited on Tues
day plight, Aui by whom is not known. His
body was found the next morning hacging in the
barn. with cu!s cver the left eye, penetrating
tho sku |. AID sn1ho;snt to hsVJ caused instant
death, There was also cut 90 the back psrt Of
bis head. O,e leg was dislocsted aud his back
was badly bruised Indicating terrible strug'
kla. The body was covered with bod.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-27
HIRGiNId NEIY.H

mo Mahonltos had "ic niu" at y. ans
Court llousi last NJ onday.
The Court Of Appeals ups:s in S,.,o,,r
September 10Th. whom i, is rxrco.ed = &c.,.
aon 10 the long st,ntiag w. g. O. r. l. osce
will DO rendered.
The tsrm belonging to F. s. Via, on the
Sp9rfpVilie Turnpike, pear New MeIkot, COT
tainicg III acres. was sold las. week 10 John
A. Roller tor $500, tquiVacn! to cash.
Tho Appomattcx river is understandable
low, aod resliy al Tho mills have STONED
work. Meal is constantly advancing in D5icp
oRioS to The difficulty in getting corn gtouud.
a democratic convention for Clarke and War.
ren counllas ls called to maet in Front kovsI
on Septenbor 22j. 10 nominate a cacdiisto to
repres,nt Clarke sad Wsrroa 10 Tho psyt t,an-
otal Assembly.
Two o'lored children OF ki5g, Wiham Court
nous' wsre burned to 'aih ieW days sinos by
TUG eYfitS;0n OF k?rCa1pe con while kindlinp
IRE. Gae was eight and the olhor thirssep
yoais old.
A mcotirg Of tho Ffcpch residan!s os Vir.
Rlola is called for Sunday next, S;h inst in
Richmond. 10 take ACTON relative 60 oeIohrst.
log tho Centennial of tho surratder ct York
town.
MIR. W. ii. Burnley. Of Charlottesville, has
10 his possession 90 oppossum Who carries on
her bsck family Of tHelve. The little ''pOs,
sums bIe 40 numerous that tho old ono can
SCARCELY bo soon.
Inc democratic convention Of Rappataauock
county met at Washington on the Is b inst,,
ont o@Itg to misunderstanding as TO Tho dav
or ho!dicg The convention, it aai,urocd to
meet September l2:h, when a Nomination for
the Legislature will be mad,.
Reports from nearly every s;ciop Of Tho
otate show that the prolr.csed drought hss Al.
ready wrought fearful damage on the prosinp
9tops' 10 many ctuatiss tho people arc onltiog
a'"a the corn 10 order to save the fodder far
toeoiog stock durag tho Water,
r, Messts. Daoiel and Cameron mot nj Ma5ioon
Oouts House on Thursday. The Culpeptr Es.
ponent Says; both tho speakers wers listeoed
70 with attention, aad ths croad was nbont
equally divided 10 symp.tbics We had ex
peeled 10 soc field day" for Mahonism, bnt
II there was 3ra enthusiasm on ooo sido tbon
on another, Daniel had the advantage.
p The case Of the Richmond and Alevbsrv
nai'road Company, in the matter Of the ami.
oaaon OF certain stockholders, for On ipinnotion
10 restrain said o,mpauy from o,nsod ,,;oo
Wth tho Ohio Central and tho Atlantic ma
Northwestern Railroad Companies u.o hof eua
lodge Christian at Richmond yesterday. wSsO
tIo counsel tor conn alnant stated that be with
ea 10 ~ithdfaW the appsicao for on iniueo ion,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-27
The Markets,

HAATlMoHE, Aug, E7.-Virsinia Gs old -; dc
doterred -; DO consolidated 70; do Il 90.
rlee 49, past due coup OFT new 10 1Cs h29 bid
to-d'y. Cotton quiet; lniddlne III Flour
others unchanged. Wheat-SOu:hesn steady
and trim; Westnrn ehado OF. closing strong |;
southern red Halle; do amber !50,l55; No i
MARYLAND llG! Mo- Western winter rcd spot,
and aug li2.la?4 Sept ia224ll&; &c. ltCs .ldGg;
NOV la9tal1eS Corn-Southern steady; West
etn o:str and inactive; Southern white ~. 40
yellow II: Westo.n mixed spot and Aug T0a TCI:
Sept II asked; Oct 7%Ia74 -ua.s higher; South.
ern 6lS52; Western white 50A52; do mixed 49s
%; Pelns 0lab2. Rye nuiet at ll1 Hay III.
changed and trn: Cttlse quiet Rio cargoes
"r 70 t'lr lotal2t sugar steady; a. soft
. Whiakey steady at l l9la$l 20
FEwYoRK Aug. 27.-Stocks duh. I'M, r,ir,r
tlea1y. money 4.6. Flour firm AID nn;at
wheat ialriy active and 4.5, hlghar ,urr
fsiFIy actlvu and tx. lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-27
LEWIS MCNENaIE, Z. nj

e d'eusl., Cold or Sore Thromt should
be stopped. NeS!ec. frequently results in au
sncurabEc s.r;I.g s.tSeaso or COnSutas.
ton. Il Is u W as e ~ e,NCii
FtssiCfifES do no. diso7jar tae stomach lika
cough syrups and bslsams. bat act directly
Oh eile aEf:aslc,l parts, sllaging irritation,
give rolietin A Asthma. tsrOnC iiftfs. Coughs.
laaarrh, and the EhrOnt troubles which
singers and Public speakers are sub
lect 10. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Iruchea haSo been recon- II ended by ph ysicsns
and always Sivo perfs2. sstitf.cLlon. usy.Dy
baen testud by wide and constant uso for no.rl,
an entire generation, thoy HAYS ItlsinaI vol!
merlted rank among tho few staple zsuieiias at
the a1e Sold 81 25c. q box everywhsre lphl1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-27
NEWS or The DAP.

Correspondence COLLECTED b7 tho Cir oincati
Enquirer regarding the tobacco crcp 10 tho st
ton Ut cOnntiy tributary 10 that city give very
gloomy 1caouut ut liza present o>ud,ton.
Tie discovery Of gold 10 tho beds OF tho
rivers 10 nouhern Gourgia il ofaatiog grtat tx
cltcmont there. Two c)mpsDiIs-lnU having
cipltal OF Tour mil ions -asvo been formed for
mining the beds of those rivers.
Eight thousand qult;s If ''ruto" skim mi K
wore oordsos'ed by !he sSf at afsey Civ
Esae.n 1ii sHd duml into The Hudson, while
Nix milsmen We're fiaed fifty dollars apiece.
Whos
Miss ABBY F. Goodscii. Of Cbambersburs
Pa. hes atc,p cd the position OF lady principal
| of VassAr College. She 10 graduate OF the
college, aud is h. e ST 10 a,teia POSITION In
the faculty.
The statistics 20 he produced by The censui
will asopish tho Gu 1try, and the prospect for
the future ls full 1T encouragement. snd induces
ho anliolbaIi0n that liz suuther decade or twJ
Judging ICON present progress. the United
States will be tho greatest vice producing ooun
Try 10 the world.
SohcYlRill oOnctY seek lancitr pnid S40O
for COW whose br b. name and pedigree Wure
registered 10 tho Herd hook. He bad her 10
possession but short tim, wien she shed her
HAIR. which proved 10 haVs Teen dyed. aod sho
appeared 10 a uew c,as f entirely dlfsrGut color,
and he sold htr Tor $50
A eIdat change has taken 1laaa 10 the social
position OF j,iohsrd A'Iou, If Houston. Texas.
tie YVES one OF the IN }st prom loent color5d pol
ltlclana in the state. and four years ago WINS q
oaodidsto TOR Lieu,cn,ut Governor 90 the re-
publican ilckct. lIois now charged With bcicg
concetucd 10 the rcbbcfy of punber OF graves
which have reoantIg been detpoiIed.
Tha df0uth in many pr of Illinois o3ntin
neH. hnd lhb tsrtotrs arc cutting up corn aod
t,' ding 1t &c 5 ock Tho potato, ss We'll SO tho
coro crop. is seriously affected. a heavy rsin
slotu. accompanied by thunder and lightning,
visited the SEC ion OF Iowa about Davenport
}e'terday. Th!swas the frs: rain TO nine weeks,
aud It Is feared 1t Was too late to b. of mush
use to the cora, vegetables and late iruit.
The PORT Tobacco Independent says. Tho
terrible dcught 'ninues. Tho corn and TO-
bacon crops are. NO fear. irfcriavably rainsc:
csrtiloli tho:a plated early. This will bs
severe blow to cur people camiog on TOP of the
failure ct tho tobacco crap last year and the
wheat crop this year. There has been scato,y
any rain for the past two months, and tho
streams gre all dried up md The pastures burnt
mp"
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Fire.

CHICAGO, August 27.--A 6fe b;oko Gu:
abou1 o'clotk last evening in Jnhu HataIy' g
polk raokins establishment, ard tho tTai9n
Stock Yards. 1t smoudered fer :ary three
hou:s, ard tho fIemoo thought they would
hav9 no difficulty 10 sntdaing it. but abou. |
O'Clock tho flames br;k out from every part OF
the bulldog and alarms we're s.ot out which
brougbtt7 tho seine large portion OF tho fro
department OF the city. Tha fire was cop6aed
to llatcly's ESTABLISHING nj, in whi,h 1000, 600
pouod9 of meat were stored. Hatcly's lcss is
$50 900 on The stock AID 500 600 on the
binding and fXtufcs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-27
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST q

From tho latest kilograms received at This
c0u airy will b without ils chls,n President
b FIRE the issuance Of Monday edition of the
paper. Will, there is life there is hope. but
10 hope for the Presidents recovery in bis pre-
sent c,DdIiiou-hi, digestive and assimuatir g
iunc ions 10 allegiance. his mind wandering his
heart flueIirg. large gaping wouncs 10 his
side aud neck, out of which and from lis cor
pui is pouring, and with bis whole system per-
meatcd with pus-IoDger hope is without rnA-
soa None regret to say this moro than VIZ do.
aud none Will regret 10 read it more than lha
sub!crbars to the Gbz,tte. Fate has dtcroed
his death and from that decision there is DO
apDeal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-27
EINnAOiRl.

New YORK. Aug. o7.-The Posts financial
artce says: Tho Stock Exchange market, have
boon very dali, hu. firm tone has prevailed,
and prices as rule are higher then at tho close
yesterday. U. :. bonds onencd rather weak,
tu. torwards advanced Il per cant under an
increased demand. State honda were foa!urolefs
whilo railroad bonds urder fair inquiry wore
hiehsr. The stock market was decidedly Grm
in the carly trsnssc!ioas and pr;caa advanced ]
to - her cont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-27
Gen. "A rfhur,

New York, ADJUST 27.--Seu,ior Jares, OF
Nevada. and Col. Geo. Bliss h.d long inter
views, with We, President Arihut this NOM.
ming Cd. Bliss being with him Tor nearly two
hours, Ths latter stated tina. neither he nor
tho Woo President hsd c,vod private dis.
patches Ia regard to tho Presidents coalition.
He hardly thou hit that Gen. Arthur would 60
to Washington lo'd,y cvtn il summoned, fer
it he took the afternoon train be could GOT ar
rive az The capital uatil elcveu o cIcc5. lie did
not Thick sp:o al train wcu'd bo chartered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-27
DEEID.

\, august G'th At th3 residanco of his raranis
80. ~ Volt stroct, FRANK inf.n: son of Vim
cant W. and Emma i. Power, aged one wear.
lou ,nus months aud twenty days. ag- Fricnts OF
tas ismily arc requested to attand h:a funeral on
m monaEy morning at 10 O'clock. Washington
al An Shrovenor!. La on Monday, August 9th.
1881; CHAkL ID khhEMaND. infsn. scn of
dxys. '"'D' ""''
At her reaiIloHcc, hear BANDS Ford, in r..
Wiiiism coun.y, If hsatt dilssse, Mr., JANE
n A7UN, reict OF tho lste Moscs Hixson, in
The 72i year OF her $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-27

Tho Manager of the Barnard Mssniac,uri.s
Company, Mr.. Isaac j.. ll.rt. No. ) Ashton
street, Fall River, Mass gives This az his ex.
peianst: hayo us$d that superior remedy, s..
J:c bs Oh. In severe case Of rheumatism In
my arm, and lis cG,c: was wopd:rlni. having
banished al psio, leaving ny arm o. vs., as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-27
September Prices far Coal.

PHILADELPHIA, Ps., August 27.-Tho ooal,
nittees Of tho L:high aud Schuylkil coal ex-
change met yesterday afternoon ct the o(fo, of
the L,hiah Coal and NAVIGATION Company and
decided that Nd change 10 line and city harbor
pricaa would he recommended. Tho question
of resir cling production next mouth hss not
yet been settled. Eastern prices. it thought,
will MISC remain unohsrg,d. Tho harbor orr
cula. Of the Philadelphia and RnadirG Coal eod
Iron Company will enbrao, roduonon OF p,a
cla from s. 10 to So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-27
EOnE{IW NE,W,S

The unfavorshle weather has caused further
general advance in The London 4hest market
Krspottiaa, tho nihlist who bss been 1eniod
asg lum in Switzerland. has decided TO take re.
fugs IN London.
The German e0ialis!s ara denourcing Biz
marck's scheme for pensinning aged worhmen
'hs mera electoral ElsL &C lvrp.'
The health Of the Rmpttor William is Bad
lie Is sunsfiDg from severe attack Of indieeEs
ton.
M. ClemencGal has loft Paris Tor Msrseillss
TO fight dual with the editor Of paper who
had nsulted him.
1t ia reported that the Tunisian insurgents who
advanced upon Gabos have been defeated with
heavy los'. a large number OF Ali Ben Khali.
fa's followers abandoned him altar the battle.
A subscription has baen opened for The pur.
chsre OF IN estate for Michael Davltt, in Wick
low, Ireland, 10 be presented to him on his re-
lease from prison.
Tho two Russian culonels OF staff who were
arrested recently while examining the fortified.
lions OF Przsmijsi, Galcia. have bnan son! across
the frontier.
U. s. BoNDs. The number of holders of U.
8. bonds ID 1882 males ard 29,325 females.
There are only $40 "bloated bondhoders;" that
49, OF men who hold over $4,000 of bonds, and
only TO bloa!ed bondholderesses. But there
oio toioo1 hiou aS4 Il Zfo women VINO hold
bonds 10 the amount Of $500 or loss. More are
held, 10 proportion to population. in New Eng
land. and Massachusetts particularly, than IN
any other part of the Country, and Georgia
stands lowest. while Minneso!s and Nebraska
rank almost as low. Virginia, Kentucky. Kan.
sas aud Michigan rank about equal. In Virginia
and in other States where industrial dove opms nt
is rapid, good. safe. Investments yieldiog higher
rates of interest lhEn govornmsut boads, can
readily be found
Tue MAN in the winter of 1864 Hsyas's
Louisiana brigade presented Mi, John w,
Daniel, the democratic nominee for Governor OF
Virginia. as token of their admiration, a pair
OF silver spurs which cost $3 go in the currency
OF the Confederacy. When he was badly wound.
Cd IN the thigh in tho battle of tina Wilderness
the foot OF his shattered limb lay upon his breast
as ne FELL Whsn, With his own hands, hs un.
ouckied ono of those spurs sod handed it 20 a
friend who had taken of the oihsr, telling him
10 take care OF them. Expecting to fall into ii
hands of the enemy; he WAS unwilling for them
to capture his spurs. and they are still in hs
possession. He also took from his ha7ersack the
Conferate countersign, and gave it 10 Tue Same
friend. ieat it might fall into tho hands of the
enemy.-CharE2ttf:riHe Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-27
lCCMNGNICATED.

There was shooting match at Gymont yos.
terday. The Alexandria Light Infantry took
part in tho shooting. but We don't think entered
the match. It has heretofore been thou sht shs t
. score OF 70 was possible, but the shooting of
the A. l.: l. has dispolled any such idea. If it
mad not been mostltyihg 10 the Alexsndrians
present. 1T would really nave been ridiculcu, TO
see their marksmen.' one after one, march up TO
The scratch and msks-a goose egg" Some one
outside OF the company. in sheer pity. should
have taken shot gun snd sprinkIed The target
Tor them. ust for appearance lake. As 1875 of
me 20 balls fred by the A. L. l. have not We.
tnAt the guns were loaded with blank Cartridges,
tearing that some innocent person" might be
aurt; Out II this is not 80, it would bs good idea
lol me tesm which was selected yesterday, TO
public again. ButI,s KTs ~
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appeal.

Should Wise President Arthur BOONE Pros
elect republican president of their body. be-
caus, now that the precedent tf sss6s,inating
Presidents has been established, he too may bo
called to the Presidency; aud aS o msority of
the people CT tho country elected q republican
President aud Vic, President The democrats
could iIl-stford 10 avail themselves Ct the op-
portuoity presented by the sc. of an assassin TO
deprive that msiority of anything to which it il
fair entitled. They should elect republican
president 1t the Souate bscausa he would be
* othclo Wise President. and the people of tie
country decided LAST November that they wnat
Cd republican fer their Vice President. Bat
With r. ,rd to the org auizstiou OF the Senate it
ID entirely different. and Oh that point the dem.
ccfns should DO as firm as tho rock of ages.
lha republicans never were fairly entitled to
The tthc1s al d committees of The Senate, AID
should not bs allowed to obtain the first ind
r,tAin The second. They got possession of the
Senate by crooked ways. which should b,
sraehseucd at the fist opportunity. 10 the
first place We, President Ar. bur, though not o
Senator, without precedent and without war.
rant, ts'Um the functions OF ous and voted 10
the oreatiz stion of the Senate. In the second,
the organ z,lion of the Senate was delayed for
weeks By The republicans in order that repub.
ilcsDs might bs elected to fill vacancies. that
bad occurred in the body even after the session
commenced. aud tbke part in the organic ,liou.
And 10 tho third. tho one vote that gave them
control Ct the Senate was that Of q mau who
betrayed his State. bis section AID his parry,
and even tho Very moo who elected him. Tor
nothing is moro certain than tho fret that the
democratic members of the Virginia Legislature
Wits, votes did elect him, would mover have
locked upon him as tho possible recipient Of
thsir support had he inimstod az inteuiion Of
voting with tho republicans The Republicans
have 10 Legitimate claim to the possession sf
The Sooato. and til, democrats will BIZ derelict
II they tllow them to retaio it any longer upon
claim that shows iapiimsoy uoop its face
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80 milts, ncr;hess'. Tclegtaphio oonmGnic,-
too ls DOW interrupted BY the Storm along tho
North C.roIina coaa!. Storm dagger signals
are Displayed as far north as Sandy Hook. All
sbjpDug acnv tho North Atlantic coss! is
,au:ioocd fgsiast tho proba!e approach Of This
Storm
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Poisoned kT!s Whole Family.

WAUKEsHA. Wis, August GA man
named uoWafd. living 10 D.lelie!d, ten miles
oorth oil this plac,. roisonia bis whale f.ulily
Thursday, aud his vile AID two clrro have
died. An uagovcrnabs temper and domestic
troubles are the c!uses assigned for tha dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-27
General Wick hsm tsys,

"For myself, sm in his o.nvsHa heartily Tor
Daniel. B,rbcur sni Mck,u1oy, o. far less
bur fuI to the .st in erests Of The State ard of
the coun'r5 than the reacius or candidates"
Here spesks man who believes 10 the poll
tical rrit iples be processes. q, i who had the
manliness to lvJW them. when to dUso aired
pty,ic,l as we'll IS moral cjursge. How DIFF.
ferent it is With the m,jMity Of Virginia re-
public o