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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
EksE Pi.EsEDEHT's GoNnITEoa.
lOhc;al RllletiD.)

EXECUTIVE MANSION. August Q. $50 a. m.
Notwithstanding tho effects OF yesterday 8 oper
ration. tho President slept the greater part Ct
tho night without The use Of any apoGyne. The
tebrilo Else OF yesterday sfternOoa slowly rub.
sided during The night. This morning OF $50
bis Iu!se is IS, Temperature 49, S. respiration
~ Siccs yesterday afternoon small Il 1autlties
OF loud nourlsbmant given at short intervals
have bsen retained. and this morning larger
qualities orc being administered without
gastric disturbap
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August .. | As q. q.
no pfesideut OF this hour is resting COM
lcrtably. lie has taken pourishment quite
freely dnrlrg this mornlGg ard relished it.
DR.. NeybuEn Gays tho pulse and temperature
arc ut present peIceptibly lower than when the
muEnieg bulletin Was issued, snd ho considers
that t1o patient is progressing finely. lie says
There Is 30 cause for alarm whatever. Dr.,
AgroH considers tho Presidents condition 10 be
very cncoure slng. and he expects to leave fol
Phlladtlphla dutlog the Gay if the patient COO
tlDues to improve. Tho discharge from the
Touod this morning las becu entirely salts
factory ADD the pus is of healthy character.
Tho uourlshmtDt which the President has takcr
| tbla morning consisted Of kouniss aud milk
and limo water. The report that the President
ID sinking is unfoundei,
lODicial Bailetin.)
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. S. 1880 p. II.
At the dressing Of tho Presidents wound this
mor1rg it Was found that pu5 had been dis
charged spontaneously and freely through the
otunter opening made yesterday. lie has boor
quito comfortable this morning and taken 6
liberal supply OF LIQUID Bourshmcns. His
pulse is now l0i. temperature 997 respira
linn 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09

Gao OF the Sunday raiio4l newspapers Of
WASHINGTON says. 10 reference 10 the fall cleo.
lion 10 this State: 40 deieat Bourbonisn, /"
by which it means the debt paying democrat
10 pariy.I lis the only duy;" and it. uufortu-
natcIy. correctly represents largo portion Of
its party. They prato elibly of tho supreme
importance Of 6oancial integrity and OF tho in-
volatility Of pecusisry contracts, and yet. to
retain possession of the Offices and Tho treasury
of the c,untry, opouly advise their poor dopcs,
the negroes. to vote 10 favor Of Tho reputation
Of the public debt OF Virginie. They would
subordinate all questions aif,e iug Justice and
morals 10 tho superior ono rel sling to their re-
tention OF places that enable them 10 1.-Two and
WAX TAT upon the peoples money.
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HAIIrtiSr.

CINCINNATI. August 9 "A murder lCuk place
at Sriegtown, pear N,nis, Ohio. on Sunday
night Wallace Davis and w. IL. lludson wir1
suffers OF Miss Parker (c,lorcdl snd Eomoliup
ago had tight about her o, Sunday night
last Miss Parker refused Dlvi,' offer 10 escort
her home irooi church ard accepted HUDSON.
Oa the way homo Davis overlook Hudson aud
threatened to whip him. Miss Parker and her
sister ran away and lott thu two men lcgnthcr.
Three shots wero irod Ard Hudson r,jlincd
tho girls. lcs'c:day Davis body Was fund
in tho rutd with bulio: hu!c through tho head.
iludl0n has Got becn nfrestI Il
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Much of the anxiety oc,asoned by the shoot.
log of the President has returned, ard The
fears OF those WHO at first believed bis wound
wonld provo fatal have been revived. While
there is nothing 10 the simple operation per.
formed upon him Yesterday 10 justify this feeling
-ior there is nothing more q IN mon 10 surgery
than operations fer the discharge of obs,ruo,cd
pus-the TACT that it had to be performed in
his present condition, prostrated as he il no
nearly six weeks couhoemsnt. by low dict.
by nerves shattered by morphine and uioioe
by blood that must bs contaminated bv
the pus that is 10 ojntsc. with the ysios
and when his weakness Was so apparent
that he had TO b, etheriz,d to onabls him
to stand it,; the fact. W. say. that it had 10 bo
performed 10 bis present condition is perfectly
iustf ,ble Aoutoo of anxiety and dread. and if
he does not improve considerably during the
next few days most surgeons will lock upon his
case IS almost hopeless.
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State Executive uno,ut.
nlentS.


Tho State Executive Commitleois AZ follows:
A. NJ Kelley chairman; A. s. Buford and
Joho OF, Of Richmond city; John T. Hsrris, OF
hocSlDghsm; Il. S. Thomas, Of IsIe of Wight;
}. Bell Bigger. secretary.
The following oanvasscra sre published by
authority.
For State at Large: ". +. Sims, Of Pd,svl.
vanls; ). t. Tucker, of Hockbtiige; Gaofps II.
Garrison, of Accomsc; George u. Wiss, OF
Richmond city; George 9. Csbell, of Pi,tsyIva
ola; Jobo ). Barbour. Of ALEXANDRIA cl5: John
w. Johnston, CT Washington county; John
Gocdr. OF Norfolk city; Ii. e. Allsn. of Shen
andoab; e. L. Trige, of Washington c.uot5;
W: ii. Payne. Of Fauquier; Il. B. Berkeley, OF
Prince Edward; Faz Lee, of Stafford; A. Pride
more, OF Lee.
First Congressional District: Thomas Croy,
too. OF Essex; r. L. L. Basle, of Weslmore-
land; +. K. Meredith. Of Prince Willisln; d.
+. Bland, OF Gloucester; John l.. Marse, of
fredericksburg; and W. r. Aylott, of King
William.
Fifteenth Senatorial District: Canv assar-P.
I. Barbour. County Oanvassers-John l.. JEFF
tries. Culpepsr; w. w. Burgess, Potter V.
Mloncure, Orange; Il. l.. Menefee. Thomas f,
hioseH. Rsppshannock.
IheIe was very large attends nee ct the An.
gust court Ia Leesburg ycsterdap
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Another Lucretin E;or.ia.

BOSTON, August "a special dispatch states
that several prominent psrsons have miseri-
ously died at Lancaster. N. H., withiu a year,
and that young woman il suspected of killing
them by poison. 1t is stated that arsenic has
Deen found IN the stomach of QUO of the deceased
aud that the Immediate exhumalion and tyami-
nation of tho internal organs of tho others wao
my attrlousy died will take plsc,.
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Sch: Hoilia, iof Washington.
MEMORANDA,
CANAL COMMERCE.

=, Arrived Boats JAS Dsyton. j Moore, Vim
Dhtrow DR. q X Porter Theo l. Belts, jas
nreen' d Btadburn, w q Hunter. ard Dr. VI 81
LOWS to American Coal Comp,nI: liza | ksid
Ssllie d Taylor and I Wo.Jy, ~ Jno. +.
AgnaW 3 &c.
:, Depstted-BoAts J Day Lon j z MOORE, VIM
Darrow,~D r q Pot!oi, l. Belts. Jas & feon,
Bredtu'n, w CHunter. DR. Nj VI LOWS, Ida
j Reid. 5 "a Taylor and K L Woody.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09

a Cough, Cold OF Sore The0nt should
DO stopped Neglect frequently resuits in ST
snCurnhlc s.uT% Disease or GOnSuItp.
tiOn. Il Il q ~ E'S as &c o N & IL aA :.
FtStttsE IN do not Disorder tho stomach la,
cough syrups and balssm;. but act dtreoIIy
Oh alse iniiRniCA parts, mllaylng irrilaLl1,,,
give relief In Asthma. etrO.lc isst!s. Coughs.
CRtarrh, and tho Throat Troubles wnlck
Singers nnii Inssiic speakers arc sub
!e&t 10. FOR thirty years Browns BronchIHl
Tfoches hsve been recommended by physicians,
aud always give perfect ssiiif.cl,un. Hsvipg
been tsstod by wide and constant use for naarIY
Sn entire generation. they hnva st:sinad wo,.~
morited rank among tho fow staple remedies al
the age. Sold al I5c. box avorywhara. mhiN
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S0ciRilSfic NHcctinw.

NEW York, Aug 9.-Pursusnt to Tho call is.
suod By The socialists MSS meeting WAS hold in
Military Hall corner OF Leonard md Schoes
street. Williamsburg, last night, To protest
against any eItradltion of Hartm anu. the Rus.
sian nlhlllst or any means being used 10 address
the American people and demand thor sympa-
my Tor the !yraniH I'd people of Russia. Two
hundred people assembled. Willism Wagner
was Was eeloc!ed chairman and Osborne Ward and
;. K. Schowitsch, Osborne Ward and *. KiaIZal
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HE DxAriXeiS,

BALTIMORE, Aug. 9.-Virainis Is old -; d.
deferred Is; do consolidated 81 do . &c
riee 43; past duo coupons Oh; new ~ 406 5}t bid
too day. Cotton quiet; middllog II. Flour I'M
changed end worry firm. Whos!-Sou,horn
higher, Western irregular and excited. closing
easier, Stu!horn red l26sl%U1; do Amber Is,
49, No. Maryland 1876 No. :! Western win
ter red, SCOT snd Aug. l3G; ,l"0i; Sept l3l!s
1878 Get. l%isl%4!; Nov. 1871 sskod. Corn
Southern scarce and firm; Western shade
easier Southern white e.; do yellow co; Wes'
ern mixed, spo! &nd Aug G0EG0! Sap! Gl2 ISL;
Oct III. Oats unsettled but lower; Southern 3s;
Western white als4l. Tho. latter id; do miyn
S9A4O; fcGEs. -. Ryu nominal 7ijaS0. Esy
unchanged. Coffee fairly active and firm: III,
csrEoes ordinary 20 fair l0ksllt. Sugar i:m,
soft 10 Whiskey qIle! lll4sll2i
NEW YoRK, August 9. Stocks q fraction love-.
Money 23=3. Flour quiet and lrni " hrn.
feverIsh End unsettled. Corn declined In,
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sir:l1sttIIwlr.

-, LnNhIN. Aug. 9.-Iha morning Post says
We have rta,on to believe that Mr.. Brsdlsush
Will demand to lao allowed TO take tho oath in
The usual way At tho ntxi session of Parliament,
and II objection is raisei. tho government will
propose resolution declaring tha. he ba allowed
10 take tho oath. II that resolution is defeated,
OIL VIII be introduced alterinEtho parlismen .
tsry oflhs act. hsny conservatives and liberals
in tho House Of Lords and Commons hayo sign .
cd memorial to MIR. Gladstone, praying him
lot TO propose ANY special legislation on behalf
of Mr.. Rrallcuph
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09
Railroad Accident

LONDON. Aug. Tho railway accident po.r
Blackburn. yesterday. arose from tho eIprers
Train from Manchester being in care OF driver,
who did not perfectly understand the vacuum
brake which failed TO act. Tho Manchester ex-
press consequently rushed into the Blackburn
station, al the rate OF 10 miles an hour the err
trance being down grade and smashing into
spllnters several carriages Of tho Liverpool and
YORK express, which WAS stationary and pre-
pairing 10 start.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09
ElIccts Of Lightning.

WINNIPEG. Man., August "a tent oc,u =
pied by men in grading 90 the Ceeidian Psc;>
10 Railway, near Grand Valley, was struck BY
lightnlog during storm on tho 30lh ulto., and
two ct tho men were Instantly killed. Another
one OF the men, who was supposed to have bsen
killed, was laid out for burial. Lilo recovered
but soeiDg tho blackened corpses of his com.
rades 90 each side. bis nod became 90 aff, c:ed
that no is now raaing manic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09
Financial.

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.--Tho poa,'u 6nsucial
article says: The Stock KxchaDga markets a.
though SILL dull, aro generally stronger than
YESTERDAY. U. 5. bonds AFRO iirm q! unchanged
prietg. state bonds are higher FOR Missouri
anu o9uln carolina l.suos. Railroad bonds are
irregular tu; generally lower. Tha local nonav
mafEot is extremely easy with cali loans 2a2 Der
cent Tho ruling ratio boing = per cen.
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5ncHn&aiary Machines.

PROVIDENCE. Il. l., August 9-The dwtllr g
OF d.. VIM. IL. pa~oo, /" G.;tuatr, n.1 burn
cd last night with nearly all it's oontOn.a. The
family w0ra aroused 10 limo TO savu thoiT lives
After tho hou'a had burned down fire broke
out 10 tho p*etor's harm near n.y. Help J. sing
ht hand, the flames were cxtinGuishsd when i.
was found that tho fire was caused by m ire va
dldly machine operated by clock work. Doubt
le6s similar apparatus was used to burn The
hoISn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09

While II lnakes no difference. 20 far AS the
success of the democratic ticket next tall is con.
cerned whether tho reI nbican convention be
captured bY the Mahonites or not, for tho credit
"f Inc people OF tho State, republicans and dem.
ocrat5 alike, 1t Is 10 DO hornd that the efI,rl To
Accom- pl.sh that object will fail. and reEuJialon
be thus killed in the bud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09
Children Murdered.

LAKE VILLAGE, N. H., August 9.-rLo
coroner i jury 10 the Case of The three cbildrsn
OF Charles Moody, colorad. who were burocd
90 tho evoniog of July 4, have returned ycr-
dict hat III. children were murdered and thu
house was burned to concealthe crime. MOODY
and bic Wte have been arrested AID committed
to JAIL to await tho action of tho grand iurv,
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Aissee: VISA u Elise Es:s;s asa:

DIEGHaTToH, n, Z, Aug. 9.--les:a:oLy
ULi!c John Reagan a@t 3awLon hs7tin, were
lighting il tho 9TH Ward ri this city, o son Ct
Reagan. aged ecGuL l; years. struck Mssii;..
who had Reagan down ct tho tine, with hGsn
bsll bat striking him at the blsu nt the brain 81
csuEin@ las,=u, death.
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Snle Of the Exhibition su,l.1I..

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. 9.-The main
exhibition bulldog was sold at tho PhjladsI.
phla Exchange this p. n. to MIR. w, q. RiJIot,
attorney at law. for tho sum Of s97, 600. II
HEs rumored that the real purchaser wss ,bs
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, ''''
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EU.c:;sC,

NEWPORT, Il. l., Aug. @.-Alr&. LA Hams,
vita OF IL. n. Harris. of E.stoa, Pa. Whl.
suffaiirg from temporary dcraDSeuent. tLi-
morning, Jumped from third story window 6!
tho Il ~ street House. and WAS Instantly kil|tG.
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Mourn Or THE CmgSApEAEE.- Commander

Mourn OF THE CnEsApEAEE.-- Commaodcr
I. j. lligginsop, Inspector cl lights. aud Mr..
GershOm Bradford. oi tho Coast s*rvoy, 90 Hi
day last surveyed tho shoal three miles n. f.
by n of Cane Henry hight. &c the tnOu!h y!
tho Chcsapaek0 bay. Tbs shoa is about oru
milo lorS and . ul.rtrr OF Il mile WIDE, extend.
ing from southeast to northwest, and hos NC
whore less Than ~ feet OF water Over it, not
having changed s!,c, the LAST chart. 90 wLi,!
it is maxi cd. 1t il proposed 10 mark tho ocatlOt
By tell buoy aud ALSO by \ Il sector irorl
tho tail OF tho llt-Seahou light when built. TIE
shoal nErt0ws the ontrauOo 10 the bay Tor YES
sos of heavy draft to about thren nsuticil miltF.
rLo shoal will BIZ rtsutVcycd ~ the ooss: SUI
Vcy
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE RE ALMANAC, AUG ., ISIS
oH7S TlSSS. ID III | iS.t?l :
ARRIVED,

u
ARRIVED.
Sir L V ArroWsmith, luwar Potomac tu T.,
tomac Ferry Company
Str j w Thompson, lower Csiar II TO IA
Reed.
Schr Virginia Daro, Washington, t, G,, Y
Wolthington s. Sen.
Schr Il Speder, Baltic to Burgess h Go.
s. 10. - D'e""""'
Sloop Virginia, lowsr Po:o,sac. t. ur,rre
Washington.
SAILED.
Str Norfolk. PhisdeIrha. by f a. Reul
Str George Leary, Norfolk, bv L b iIou,.
Ctr aItsno. lower Pct'c by j RrnIela = Go
Str ) w Thompson. lower Ceda- pl. by r a
Reed.
Sch- goilia iof Washington.
HzMoRABDi.
Schr Stawart, from GtorgetoSn, at Now
York Sh.
schr kmms q Rcmnel. from Gooreslovn a.
Boston S.h. w. 90
Schrs Ann J. Lockwood sd W a ShagpArI
lt0m GoorgGtoRn, at Boston stu.
Schr y Il booth. f:uu Nouryetuwn. At Mao
Haven Sih. :" Ave"
-Schrs z CuttnghAn and NJ A kchron fr,,,
Kichmphd 5 NJ Thomas. from Georgetown. AMI
YUMA Is ohaT from llils port al Pruy:lanre 7lh.
Scnfs Frank > D.Gw. IRON G,urgslowp %
nassGt from Richmond. fur Cambridyo. Mani,nu
from Bay Wow, for Washington and Msrlhs n
usil. from E"tton for Gcuryc,own, NJ ViDry.ri
Haven 9Th '''' , "''
Scar Wm Walton, from Georso.owa far
i"rIi"bu. at Vineyard Haven tn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Aug. 81 e market
to-day is active and firm. Four is steady al Last
quotations. Tho receipts Of Whost AFRO good SEd
prices are higher tho cti-rinss to-day amounted
to 500 bushels, anil sales ware naao at 10 III
l?5 nn3 l2G for Fu!:z. aad Ii. l2Il and LIS for
llAnts,t,r. COIN in hahl, receipt; lbs bushels of
white sold at -. No Rye reported, and $40
bushels of Oats brought IS anal 81. Country
produc, is Gnlot e. LIST quo!stionf.
BALTIMORE tATTT.E MARKET, August y 49,
trcos this weak Tor B6nf Cattle ranged az fol-
lOws:--
bcs' bccVes......... 81 & 81
Cfcnnraily rntod first 4llality..........i N n = -,
hoIlUm or good fair qualty.......2 Is a 3 10
Ordinary steers, Oxen and Cows2 80 IL . Is
EXtrcmo range of prices. 81 "A t. 81
Most OF thu salos wora from .......t ~ a 8 ~
Receipts for tho wonk $40 hnsd sales ll1n
Beof CnttlC--fho offerings This weuk wpre in.
tcrlor in average quslsy, ovun to those Of lag,
week, consisting ot a longer limo OF comm IN Cat
tie with medium loss numerous and tops quito
a. scarce "a They Wcro last week. On these lag.
as WAS tho caeo las. week, lho7a was little or NJ
change, while on tho medium tho dtclns was Ia
TO ~ cOnts per leo lbs, and on Common /. aYd
in very few instances cant decline WAS A..
copied TO make sales
Sheep and lIhMRS.--] h,r, h.s bean a hss,y
increase in tho arrivals over las. week mu-e thar,
3,GO hoSd, lltu II VIII c'I were received q. tho
Baltimore and Ohio Yards and went tbrcu,h
direct to Philadclphiaa and Jersey City, and from
the limited demand hero il is likely there viii
be moro - 60 after thu market to-day. Thr
quaiity IS hot rs good IS last week. There is lit
Tie else Than tho homo demand to DO supplied
and trade ID not activn Wo quote Sheen a. Sn5
cents, and Lambs h%A5i cents por ID gross Ar.
rivals this weok L.. jiS hosd.
Hogs-Thcra is e iul supply os Hog. on Il,
msrke! this woek. fully equal - tho demand,
which Is reported isir in ell tho yards. Tho
quality Is not up 10 those of last week, thoitcck
IN mearly all tho ysrds bsag reported infrrl.,r
to what i! WAS then. though there 40 some ~
good Hogs were then olerrG. Wa ouplc
rough Sows and Stays ct slsSIc bs!tsr grnde, Il
Sia9o, with oxtra nc per 10 net Arrivals this
week 6@Sl head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09

The August number IF The Musical Herald
hes been received from its publishers. in Boston,
Tho Herald is II valuable magi 4 10 to all inior.
estrl in mu.l C Al stfnir5.
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l)i }.

DIED.
At his htma in Prince William County. Va,
August 1lh. 1881, WILLIAM L.. BhAWNEk,
born IN Charles cGuaty. Mo, October 10Th, lSO}
pklME NEW UNIONS for sals at
u aug2 j. y. MlLBURN'S
SM LII ANS. from 6 10 ~ LIS ach Just
~ received by [iYl5 j. q. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09

Prominently referred TO by the Norfolk
HTgmiam. is tho ESQ of a venerable lady, a
relative OF Capt. j. w. Mclean. Sbo was
smitten ct tho supper table with what seemed
partial paralysis which resisted tho usral
remedies professionally prescribed. 81. Jacob
Oll was applied, iusurug Immediate relief and
lis continued use for three days enabled her to
20 about Ito house as we'll "a ever. She en-
slders hat she owes her life to it's great curative
Viriuas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR GJFERNCR.
JOHN w. DANIEL, OF LYNCHBUkG.
FOR LIEUTENANT CIV RRNoR.
JAMES BARBOUR, or UULPKPRK.
FJR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
L. w. MCKINNEY. OF FARMVILLB.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09

Saturday morning the finn of j. G. Waloott
Il Co., broker. OF New York. informed tho
lo!ico that one OF their clerks, who had been
!eft to close up the business OF the day previous
had abscanded with $4,000 worth of stocks
and securities ard SIS, 900 10 checks. The abs
sounding cictk is A. ID. Wheelock. - Years Of
ego and unmarried. The polio, have asocr-
famed with certainty that he sailed for Bremen
90 Saturday in North Gclm,n Lloyd steamer.
Under tho treaty between Germany md tho
uolted States he cannot DO tXtradited u1lres
the crime can DO construed into forgery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09

There was very large attende nee ct the Au.
gust court 10 Leesburg yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-09

Five persons were killed and twenty Injured
IN railroad accident near Blackburn. England,
yesterday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-08
Affairs 1T Albany.

Albany, July THE combined vote for
the short term on the first ballot to. day re,
sulted as follows: Potter 81, Conkling 81
Wheeler 43. Cornell.5l, Crowley 4, Lspham
IL, Rogers s. No choice.
The combined vote for successor to Mr.
Plat for the long term was as follow.
Herman 81, Depew 81. Cornell 8
Chapman Crowley 18 Fish l, Wheeler Q
Evarts !, Daniels /, North I, Tremaine /,
Lspham /. No choice.
o. the second ballot for the short term
the combined vote was 40 follows: Potter
81. Ootkling 30. Wheeler 49, Cornell 2
Crowley 4. Lsphsm II, Rogers 6.
For the lorg term the combined vote wss
as follows: K-rnan 62 Depew 40 Cornell II,
Chapmsn 4 Crowlev l8, Fish l, Wheelsr
2 Evarts l, Daniels + North l, Tremaine /,
I.schsm |. No choice and the convention
adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-08

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, July The Palmer s. Sui
livan combination have as yet made no re.
plyto the citizens committees tender OF
$8S 900 as an inducement to make this city
one Of its terminusos. Surveying corpse
have completed their work on the island
and through the city and will now engage
at Houston.
Its generally believed that the amount
rendered by the business men will be ac-
cept' d and further active steps will be in.
stituted shortly.
An excursion will bs igver from Bolton
with half fare rates from all other station,
along the line to Belton, for the sceommoda.
ton Of those desiIing to attend the sale o.
town lots at Valley Mills, on tho Gull
Colorado g. Santa Fe railroad, :wt
hundred and fifty miles from Galveston
The sale takes placs Thursday
the 14th. The schooner Mandio
from Mobile, entered this morning with
carg of thirty.two hundred pine cross ties
for the Houston & Texas Central.
Twenty thousand tons of railroad iror
have been accumulated here during the pas
few months. Il is the properly of tn,
Southern Pacific, Instead of Texas PaciA
as was first reported.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-08

M citing of the stockholders Of the Sabine
Pass and Texas Northern is called TO meet in
this city, August Alb, to elect directors and
new officers. A letter from the secretary of
that company received by your correspond.
ent this morning, says that a personal
inspection ofthe route by officers HIS given
the highest satisfaction, ard the road is not
only practicable but will be speedily built
1t traverses the finest forest of the long
lesfed pine ir the entire south. The con-
struction OF narrow gauge road from this
place to Pittsburgh, tointersect the S.. Louis
narrow gauge is being sgitated, and hopes
sre entertained thst it will bo built
The TEXAS & st. Louis would fod ii q pay
ing branch.
-R. W. Thompson. Jr., late general pas
seuger agent of the Texas s. Pacifl }, left
Marshall yesterday for Dallas, whero he be
comes general ticket agent for the Gould
system. He is mos, excellent geutlems 81
and a trusty officer. For the present hi
family will remain here.