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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15

"NR AND TUcK."-An effort has
been made to have the remains of
William Penn brought from England
to this country; but it seems now that
the remains OF the founder OF Penn.
sylvania are not to be brought to Phil.
adelphia after ALL The following let
ter from Mr.. Littleboy, OF Bucking.
hamshirc, to the London Times would
seem TO Indicate that the Legislature
and Governor Of this State have been
a little too previous:
The intimation In your correspondence from
the United States relative to tho removal of the
bones Of William Penn from their resting lace
at Jordans, in Buoking than shire, to America,
takes me by surprise. As a trustee Of the burial
ground l may say that the trustees have received
no application on the subject, and IL made Il
would not be entertained. Trusting that this
may receive publicity In your columns, am, re-
spectfuly, X. LIrILEBoY.
Well, John Bull has snubbed us on
Penn's bones, but we walloped him
at the Derby horse race. That was a
matter of cash and our fellows got
away with it.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15

Go oN.-Thc leaders of the Radical
party are doing pretty large wrang.
ling business justnow We hope they
will keep it up. II won't hurt the
country bit.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15

The YANKEE HoRsE.-The great
English Derby horse race last week
was won by an American horse bred
on Chestnut Hill, in Philadelphia.
This is the first time in the history of
Derby that the chief honors ever fell
to a Yankee. Mr.. Lorillard's winnings
are said to be enormous as his horse,
lroquois, sold in the pools for from nine
and even ten TO one. A risk of two
hundred thousand brought to Mr.. Lor.
rillard's purse two millions A big day
for the Lorillards was last Wednesday.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15

A Coon TuiEo.-The Cleveland
Ria'ndealer says Conkling is the de.
stroyiDg angel ofthc Republican party.
Whether he is beaten or reelected, he
is dead.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15

A Coon NAME.-Tho Boston Post
says; Little Malone is now called the
Virginia creepcr, but if we remember
rightly that is the vine that always
shows a proncness to 60 up the spout. :"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15

A FAMILY DROWNED. family
named Staub, living on Glen's Run,
near Wheeling, W. Va, we're swept
away by the flood during Tuesday
night of last week, the mother and
FIVE children being drowned and the
father carried on a log to the head OF
an island, where he was found the next
day in an insensible condition. The
bodies of the mother and two of the
children have been recovered, but the
others are supposed to have been car.
ried down the Ohio river.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15

A SAMPLE-Our Radical neighbors
over in Indiana county arc, OF course,
"loyal to the core" and do everything
right. They held their primary elec,
ton over there last week which goes
to show how patriotic they are. There
were thirteen able.bodied men who
wanted to be made Treasurer, as fol-
Ilura.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15

The DEATH STRUGGLE.-The war be.
tween the stalwarts and halfbreeds
still holds out at Albany. The ad-
ministration is using all its power to
crush Conkling but has so far failed.
The vote in the Legislature remains
about the same as at the beginning.
The Republican party is dying by
inches, and it matters not how this
contest ends. Democrats can afford to
look on with the greatest complacency.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15

SEEKING FEDERAL ENDORSEMENT -
The Readjusters - Mahone-Conven-
ton Of Virginia, Tor the purpose Of
nominating State ticket, assembled
at Richmond on the "a inst. The bal.
lettings resulted in the nomination of
W. b. Cameron lor'Governor, and John
T. Lewis, Republican, for Lieutenant
Governor The proceedings were har.
monious, but excited little enthusiasm,
as the reputation of the honest debt
IS already looked upon as a dead dog
in old time.honorod Virginia. Several
Of Mahone's friends who were in at.
tendance at the Convention, it is
stated, subsequently called upon Presi.
dent Garfield and urged him to recon.
mend the Republicans of that State to
unite with the Readjusters but they
are said to have received no counte-
nance whatever. As Conkling and
Gorham have united with Malone, it
is not at all likely that Garfield will
coalesce in the movement TO disrupt
the Republican party of Virginia for
the benefit of Malone, and in such
company as Roscoe Conkling, his bit.
terest and most formidable foeman.
Oh, no not if Garfield knows himself
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15

The REPUDIAToRs TIoKET.- Ma.
homes repudiators, or readjusters, as
they call themselves, held a Convcn.
tion in Richmond, Virginia, last week,
and nominated the following ticket,
viz:
Governor William h. Cameron.
Lieutenant Governor-John +. Lewis
Attorney Geaeral-Frnnk S. Blair.
Tho Convention was a very bolster.
Gus and unruly one aud the ticket is
composed of very weak material, even
for readjustors. 1t is mean enough
when men repudiate their private
debts, but for men who are acting un.
der oath, to lead off and advocate the
reputation of q State or public obi.
cation, is compound wrong, and one
that no pretending moralist can de-
fend.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15
Shingle Mill for Sale

A LARGE buckeye shineie Machine can be
"A purchased very cheap IRON the undersigned.
The terms will be made easy to The purchaser In
price and time. For further information cali at
"Blanehard's Home Camp" in Union township,
or address the undersigned at Rookton, Clearheid
county, Penn'a. NAPOLEON MCDONALD.
Rockton, May 4, issl.4a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15
A GooD LAw.-Tho Legislature has

A GooD LAw.--The Legislature has
passed and the Governor has approved;
An act to prohibit the sale to auy person under
sixteen years Of Gge, Of deadly weapons, guppow-
der and explosive Substances IN the common
wealth Of Pennsylvania.
That any person VINO shall know
ingly and wiltully sell, or cause to be
sold, to any person under sixteen years
of age any cannon, revolver, pistol or
other such deadly weapon, or who
shall knowingly and wiItully SELL or
cause to be sold, to any such minor
any imitation or toy cannon, revolver
or pistol so made, constructed or ar.
ranged as to be capable Of being load.
cd with gunpowder or other explosive
substance, cartridges, shot slngs or
balls and being exploded, fred of and
discharged and thereby become a dan.
gerous Or deadly weapon, or who shall
knowingly and wilfJlly sell, or cause
TO be sold, to any such minor any car.
fridge, gunpowder or other dangerous
aud explosive substance shall in every
case be guilty OF misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be sem
tonced to pay a fine not exceeding
three hundred dollars. Approved the
tenth day OF June, A. D. 1881.
HENRY NJ. HoYT.
THIS is an excellent law. A twelve.
year old boy has no moro right to
carry pistol than a flask of whisky,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15
Again lho Tribnne !,

james A. Garfield had ten shares, never paid
dollar, received $500, which, after the investi.
CATION began, be was anxious to have considered
as a loan from Mr. Ames to bimsef
In tho Times we find this:
We don't agree With tho committee ia It's len.
lent assumption that such knowledge was not pos.
sessod by the Congressman who purchased the
stock. II they did not know is character they
must have been curiously deaf and blind as to
what was going on aboLt them. OF the members
thus referred TO-, Messrs. Kelly and GARFIELD pre-
sent a most distressing figure.
This whole matter is therefore Il
question OF veracity, not between our
selves and General Garfield, but be.
tween that person and the proprietors
of the Tribune and Times. They should
have been indicted, not us.
In Garfelds recent career we can
find nothing to make us retract our
former opinion Of it, For the first
time IN American history there is a
notorious, corrupt and shameless liar
in the White House.
Why not indict us again ?-Truth.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15
BUY A HOME |

HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE
TWENTY HOUSES and LOTS In Clearaeld
Il Tor sale at reasonable prices and on easv
terms Also, several FARMS Ia Bradford ana
Graham townships. Apply to
WALLACE a KRRBs,
pec' l. so-hl Clearnold, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15

Reader, II you want to know what is going on
In the business world, Just read our advertising
columns, the Special column In particular.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15

This is an excellent law. A twelve.
year old boy has no moro right to
carry pistol than flask of whisky,
and parents will do q good thing for
themselves, their children aud the pub.
lie to assist in enforcing this law.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15
Tho TriJmle about Garfield .

To accept f'om the Credit Mobilicr yaua.
bic allotment Of tharel at merely nominal
the transaction to concert with witness la the
manufacture Of testimony TO testify falsely un-
der oath these are ofonseg which should ruin
not only those who commit, bat those who apol-
Ogize for them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-15
A LAST WORD ABOUT MR..
MOREY

The propriotors and editors OF Truth
were somo months ago indicted in con.
necton with Il certain mysterious gen.
tleman names Morcy, to whom u let.
ter was supposed to be addressed by
James A Garfield on the Chinese ques
tion.
This lotlor was declared to be- Il
forgery by Garfield and others, Truth,
which published IT, believing it to be
genuine (cx.Speaker Randall, Senator
w. II. Barnum, Abram S. Hewitt, and
other Democratic statesmen having
told us so), published an editorial artl.
clio headed Lying aud sticking to il, 4"
in which 1t was pretty clearly averred
that Garfield was not worthy Of belief
under oath.
Proceedings were started against us
and we were indicted--not for the pub.
lioation Of what we subsequently, and
in the face of overwhelming testimony,
acknowledged to be a forgery, but for
calling Garfield n liar,
We beg to be indicted again on the
same ground, We again say, as plain
ly as the English language can say it,
that James A, Garfield is a liar, We
base this accusation on the follow.
ing statements from the Tribune and
Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09
The Markets.,

BALTIMORE, Feb. 9-Vir0inia Is old 81; dc
deferred Is; do consolidated Isl; do "a series
past due coupon 93A new lO4Cs 81! 10 10:
coup !3i bid to.day. Cotton dull; middlins
~ -Four dull; Howard ST and Western super
2oaS3 IS; do e1tra daS4 rs ; do family s l0s$G;
City Mills super - 1873 rs; do extra dsS4 Is
do family 2lssG So do Rio brands l2aSU -
Patspsco family s.. Whear-Southern his her;
Western higher, closing easier; Southern red
!l3sllG; do amber l2Jal22; No l Maryland llq;
No2 Western winter red spot and Fob lld3a
10; Mar llctsllCs; April ll.5 asked; May
llskallSS. Corn-Sou!hern steady; Western a
shade better but quiet; Southern white and vel.
low 63; Western mi1ei spot and Feb 51ia525
Mar 5.!9t2I steamer sd asked. Oats steady
Western white IL .13; do mixed l0lil. Rye
quiet 81! lOlalOi. Hay stosdy; prime TO choice
Peana AID Maryland 2laS2 per tor. Coffee
dull Rio cargoo' ordinary TO fair llala Sugar
steady; Il sciL!& Whiskcy quiet al II IL fer
Job lots.
NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-Stocks Irregular Money
5a5. Flour etcaty. Wheat active. Corn quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
X. II. e. q. s. -

Especial Dispatch t. the AlaxaTd:iG Gazette
RICHMOND. February Elm lie U. S. Circuit
Court, sitting here to day judgment wss rem.
dered in the Atlantic Missisi ppi and Chic
L. Z. clse, tie prayer cf ths petitioners, being
refused and decree entered ordering pe1eml
toy sa!o o! the road, which will therefore tsk G
place 80. III 2EroT IS advertised. The court thin
heard the sTiLm L. Ct General Butler tnt! so
much money shall only bo required 70 be paid
default end tho c.s.s Incurred in making the
sale. The motion is opposed by Mr. Shpman.
Thu decision e the Cour! was rendered by
Judge Bono, Judge Hughes msti2g no OBJ.
lection
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09
Financial.

fEw YORK. Feb Tho Posts financial ar
t!cle says We have very dull markets to-day
ct tho Stock E1changa. u S bonds arc strong
and tho fours sre higher. Il Il bonds are
irregular, lu! generally strong. The share
speculation ia dull and dropping, tho general
range Of prices being tall per cent lower than
at the close yesterday. The Northern Pacific
stocks TO day are Michigan Central. Milwaukee
s. st. Pau, Ontario e Western, Lake Erie s.
Western. Lsks Shore and Western Union tele-
graph. The money market 10 day is easy st 4 6
per cent for call losIs. tho ruling rG!o being 5
nor cont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09
knRllcsca scheme swtndle.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. FEBRUARY S-About week
ago The drowning of young painter named
Charles II. Lucas from the Maggie Smith, q
railroad transfer beat plying between here and
Henderson. ky, YVES reported. Mo day morn.
ing young Lucas with his uncle. L. w. Lucas.
j. V. Richardson and }. w. Coleman, the latter
o very talented and leading member of tho 10.
csl Bar, were arrested here, ard Charles E. Lu.
cas- and Richardson made clean breast Of tho
mailer. alleging tina. the pretended drowning
was q schema 10 best two insurance Companies
out of sd co.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

Miss WIZARDS ADDRESSES visi; Of
MISS Frances f. Willard. President of the Ma
uooai Tomeh's Christian Temperance Uaioa,
"ss anticipated Wi;h great pleasure by the
temperance fok Of this city. Her addresses
more thaa met the tZpe C .ation Of the people.
At p. m she spoke to go au1ieDcs of women
10 It C NJ. Il. Church. end at night 10 crowd
Cd house Of / classes She :piyatcd every
listener with her genil,. womauIy c!Cq1cucc.
a high order OF iutelitc. the culture of tho
'cao; Il, close student, years oil travel 10 fer.
c'gn lands. wide eXpcrierc, in pLilarthrori,
movements marvel Gus commRnd OF language,
tender heart. hsh social position. and, not
least CT all, the charm Of wcmaoly modestv,
mskcs Miss Willard. 10 tho opinion of her ad 4.
mirtr! the foremost woman anoog those who
ask the public rar.
Alter Miss Wizards address last eight six
parsons protested conversion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

EGhh NOTICE. -SrECIAI. TERM FU..
"a CIRCUIT GJUHE OF ALEXANDRIA
ntNfE.-ln compIa!Co with 81 order Il
the Hon Jan,s Keith, Judge Of The k!ovunlh
dut.C',l Cl;c.it q: VIrglnl. u sn0cil term Of
the CIcnl. t>n:L Of Alexandra County Will b.
hold y. The Court NnHsG e said county, 20 COM
'nencD on MONDAY tho Il.h OF February,
.@SI. Grsin: BEN, AUSTIN
ivt.. 10 ,;lof,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

=, Heather Probabilities. february 9. 1851
FOR Inc middle AtlsI tic States, warmer, cloudy,
rainy weather, easily winds, veeriDg to scu:her.
~ and falling barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

THE ENTERTAINMENT TO MORROW NIGHT,
OWING TO crtu instances toyond tho control OF
ArmCry BslI tomorrow hight for the bencft OF
O!d dominion Commandery knight Templars,
tho opcreL.a of Box and Cox will be omitted,
and in pl,c thereof will be substituted the Justly
celebrated soprano. Miss Minnie Evan, and the
equally distinguished contralso, Mrs. Powell,
assisted hy frof. Bischon. pianist. An additional
attraction will DC presented in The fact inst iho
committee hsve stcured the appearance of Mr..
piera9n, wEo is tenor singer of FIST class
aoi lies Tee public msy te.l assured tha. the
concert vii be ore Of tho best ever given in this
city: aad will shoId NJ evening cf genuine
Eiu:ical cIjoyment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

MEETING or TIE FIRE WARDENs. "A mout
log Of The Board Of Firo WardsDs, j. Rector
Smoot, PresldanI; George Il. Fre1ch. Score.
tary, and +. l.. Corbctt and s. A. Green
was held lss! night.
a resolution from Tho lIydrau;ion Steam Fire
COMPANY, recommending tho election Of VIM.
u. Simpsor, to tho position of cpgiocer of that
conpcDy. ges retd. and Oh motion OF MIR. G.. T..
Frcrch. Nj Smlsoa was unanimously cl:oted
engineer OF The o)mpaoy.
4 comm uacaton from tho Chi.f E!pi-
ncer, rela.irg to tic disposal OF old hnsc
~ III, Irovilios Of suitable means FIR
he tr,lnG OF the now hose tf the Columbia
Company, was received and read.
Mcssrs. C5rbCtt ard Green we're appci,ted q
c'mnlttcc to take tho mater 10 charge, and
tho Beer &C ,urord.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

BROKE His AKIN. Willie G RE, tho 500 of
WA. Il. Garur, cd, willie Ga hi, way from
&c DEL Yesterday ,vcrlug about 20 o'clock,
I'm - tic C. nasr HIS fathers rJsiIeLc,, on
Nirg srsor. aid Was 70 unfortunate As TO break
hla III; arm bow, en- III, wrist aid .locW -.
: ADLER rcndctci the GcGc .lry sursidll dss:St
hLoe, aad h,youDs Ulsn &c day was dciag IS vel
as uid bG tEpcc CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

CHANGE OF NAME.-A general order, issued
yesterday by the Wor department. directs that
The pCs: il AL x.rdris coupty, Va. occupied
IS thu school Of iostiuNion for the signal ser
vco, viii be Hereafter k1owa aud designated Ms
F1tt AlrcT, lrs:crd c! Fort Ehi.pic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

Al tic m2c;i; 8 Of tbs Republican State Gen.
t!al Ccmn,i:toc, 10 h'chmatd. yesterday, this,
ihc Eighth Congressional Dislro', was repre-
s"nted by Is. ". Cia'k', W. S. Wood end II.
f. Ilnc.!. TIC latter O colOred man Of this city,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

a c.r broke boss fr> u tho main train OF the
| W. Il a. Il Il. depot this mc-o.og, ran eli
The tr.cI AID larr.:d as4Y tho lamp post Ga
iGc opposite corner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09
EO Choice.

HARRISBURG Pa, Feb. 9-Thc tW4uty.
first ballot for u. S. Senator resulted to-day 10
r. cbnicn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

FIRE A fire WIS discovered in ons Of tho
bedrooms OF Mr.. George ". CTitYord's r1sidenos.
on Nrr!h h'Tsi -Irnct, last tight abou: .cGen
g clock a.; aairn @'s Immediately STUDDED,
u the l'Incs SIZE t.,lalu;aied by member
& the llyd enlnm CHnpsry b,loro tho Fro
p-rsr m ut a'!i7'd 90 The lr,uSd. The fro
- slrrnsct ~ h-va hYrn c,u'oi by servant
gHi drpling a hsht;G mach emang tomo
Go h :. IL. damage was slight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

HE - ID PARADE A mecios TO make
al sns' u 'h's Tor the - ID Of F.bru1ry o.lobra
u.n will b. '.,Il tn biIht 10 the chamber e the
Bo!rl L! A!!crn |; is proposed TO have 10
mace on vi II tn. c,tlrllion. "farcy dress
h;!,halsht ball. st VII G. one OF the bands ia
-" parade wi iur&l,h tnc music. The com-
nli'co ha'laG 'hu mater 10 clnrgc have col
'ctsi iuats "A! 'lcnt +" ,nspy, tho sucv ,ss o.
i'll Li"ulG;s raICD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

f!"u7 y cu'. Gnl heavy. Nhea! i; quiet st
4.o.at'.ns, and Ju! little is oGe.ing; W. ncto
s"li. sales q: l0j and It's for poor Fu!::. Is for
:" &9l and 10 for Lancaster. Cornis oil again.
and the caiy ss,cs reported tG-iay were 1t 81 for
wai:c, Ga. choice would bring s. Rolling do
"G in Eya or Cas-. Dressed lioss and TurE!es
re i7in "a: quotations. bat tie Iu,! camp wealth
G: Wi 5''nS o"a l,rito'. Butter m! Eggs sro
!uTcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

hMiCAELr ADJUSTED --Ab)ut lwj weeks
aSo ms story Ct how yOuag IGrncr named Nat
J.ho-o", v.:g a; F.irt;x Court House, LIST
be: his uro2r;t} AID lis alli .nccd wife. Miss
H-t i W}ha. was published. His property
h,' ut coE!a back 10 him. 30 lar as kaown. but
It's lGl he's. lea days ago tho litter left the
cG'c OF Dir. Payno. in Fa;rDx county. where
.he wss s:s:iog. aId. with her lover, drove to
Fails Church. where they were married.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

4 CoGEtcuON.-Tho Corporation Court did
Inr' urn on Mondsy the 18th IN Thursday. tho
10 l., - enable G,'y Serg'eat Smith y civ, a
nea h,t:d, as 5 ate ] yesterday Tho Cour. al
jruTn"i simply b,c.us, judge Chiffon was too
unw" to aueGi 10 business. MIR. Smith was
'e"lf 4: lie cpeLing Of the Court on Men.
day, 20 renew his bond had lhtr. be,n the
slightest necessity for his so doiag. lls will
ne q /. 10 morroW,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, d. g., Feb. ., lSS
SENATE,

SENATE.
The Senate nat Il. o'c'Ccl.
Mf Wallace from the Committee on III.
naLc', reported lAvnratlg, without amendment,
tho Senate bill Tor til, excelsior Of the area OF
tic mint at 'nalelnhla nnd for greater 80
curl TO nc same P!.ocl CO the o,iaudar.
Nh Wai..co submitted resolution which
Was ndop ID, ciIling On the President, If not
ltc,mpaH lie with the pubic interest, for tho
correspond sIca which hos recently passed. Spain
aad the l. led States in regard to the cgrco.
ment Ct T. rla7y l. h, 1871, apd more rartcu
larry With rctcroLca to the uu,s len OF Da!ura!!-
Gltion bg the UGiscd States Of natives Of Spain.
MIR Withcls ttatoi ko would TO morrow
s!k tnet cal3n tlilS .avarni.lr reported be
irkcu ur.
III, Vac On tic passage the bill for CIR.
cult Courts q. DanviiIc. Va, Was recoa,id,rcd
amended to b, m,!a oDera'vJ from lis raSs!ge
and the bill passed.
10 d>bltc u:oa 81 C;l2r ,.r HiSn: s2!uora,
Mr.. hlya!u gave ao!lo, ii bis in.cnion 20 on
'sgor 3: tho 'u1d'ng bill agsicsl al legislation,
txo"pt appropriation bits, ard
Mr. Waaoj sid that as tho proposad
81 GEO COO steam hip sujsd7 in tho Postal An
prcpTl4'ian / Ill w,u!i iavoivc discussion, be
Wouli res tina measure o. soOn es tho Per 81 N
HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES,
hi.er the reading al yesterdays ouraal tho
mor;l' x hour WIS t;s2cIscl with, sId tho
House, at ll:l5 Sert iuto Committee CT tho
Mhoio ca tho L'ei.l,;ive, Executive and Ju
dlclai AEproplllIion bill.
At ll:3O the Committee :osc, aftcr having
concluded The CONFEDERATION of 20 CT the 81
psc' q the u $
MF: Sing lcton, OF MIS-, tf.fci II s,lution
according tho IriVI!Cg's OF the flor 10 ladies
| Eho haro not boCn Eb.o TO o5ttia seats in tho
ga!!er9 to Wta@fs the Coua.ing CT the electoral
vote.
Tde ro,Claoo b us adopted large number
! OF ladl,s eCt"Ied The chamber aai obtained
seats
Al lew 3iiGu'cs past II o',lock tho Door
Keeper Gnaourcyd the arrival Of the Woo Pres
ident. and tho Senate OF tho u. s., who then
filed into the chamber. Vic, President Wheeler
took seat GU the right hapd Of Speaker Ran
dali, and the Senator's were accommodated with
chairs IN the from. rows CT desk.
Tho Vic, President c..i,d tho e.s, iobv 10
o!d.r, acd utter few remarks, tho Il, ctcral
o1Cnt was proceeded with.
Tho tcllcre-Messrs. Thurman cud Uamlio.
90 the pari CT the s caste. and Micssrs House
and Cro"ley, CO the part If the llouso-hsving
taken their places at 'ha Clerks dcsk. the Vics
Pres, t. proceeded to open tho pack gt s contain
ing tho certificates Ct The woes OF TIC different
S,acs.
The cert Gcs'o from California showed that 5
! cf ITO ,votei OF taat S.s.s lad tsen cat for
Hancock sru English ard o2o !yr GatH.d and
| Arthur.
1he certificate fcn The State Of GeorpiA WAS
opened II lis proper order. but the vote WIS not
| counted TILL last, when the Vice Prcsiden. an.
nounced Tho result declaring Garfield and Ar.
thur elected na Prts:asuL sud Wee presil:nt Of
the Gnitt d Ststas ' -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

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