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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-05
Murdered for Love.

CINCINNATI, Nov. "A Commercial
Tifin, Ohio, special says Charles
Mldder, divinity student at Heidelberg
college, shot and killed Miss Phoebe Bernard
last night at midnight, on the street. 1t is
said he was madly in love and she did not re-
ciprocate. He asked her to marry him and
upon her resusal he shot her dead. He hid in
lumber yard during the night but surren-
dered himself to-day. Midders home is in
Stark county. His friends claim insanity.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-05
Rice's 'sEvangeline."

Rice Evangeline company will play for three
nights and one matinee, beginning Monday,
November T. The bills Will be "Evangeline"
and "Babes IN the Woods,'' with splendid
casts in EACH The Kansas City Journal
speaks of the new company in the following
high terms: The Opera house was crowded
last night from parquet to gallery. and the
immense audience was delighted with the ex-
cellent performance of Rice's Evangeline COM
pany. The changes In this company have
made quite an improvement in their "Evan-
geline." Hattie Richardson, as Evangeline,
plays her part well. She sings sweetly, and is
well adapted every way to the character.
Nellie Larkelle, as Gabriel, pleases, while Jen-
ME Weathersby, as Catherine, made up as Sara
Bernhardt, does the most fantastic business
ever attempted in this role. The Lone Fisher
man is Joe w. Harris, and it Is the popular
verdict that he excels Hunter in this peculiar
business. Chas. Burke's lie Blanc is in keep
ing with the general good work of the COM
pany in this piece. The sale of seats will be-
gin at the Opera house box Office this morn
ing at o'clock.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-05
Fiiiey for Postmaster General.

ST. LOUIS, Nov Information from high
authority received heie tonight from Wash
ingtdn, is to the effect that Chauncy /. Filley
of this city, has been offered and has accepted
he position of postmaster general
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-05
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Judgments Of the Land Court-Advice Of
Appeal to Wendell Phillip and an Ell
oquent Response Bismarck and the
Jews, Etc.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-05
WAGNER q Davis

have removed their coal and wood Office to No
3S4 Jackson street. Dayidson's block.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-10-15
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Eroncap Mining Company

T OCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE
A. Of business, San Francisco Califor
mia, location of works Silver District Yu-
ma County A. T.
Notice is hereby given. that at meet
ing of the Board of Directors, held on the
23d day of September 1851 an assessment
No. 4, of Gets per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, pay
able Immediately in United Sta ties gold
coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the
Company, Rooms & 9 S24 Pine St., Sah
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the % 18th day
of Nov. 1881 will be delinquent, and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction; and
unless payment is made before Will be
sold on Tuesday the 18th day OF Dee 1851
to pay the delinquent assessment, togeth'
er with costs of advertising and expenses
of sale. By order of the Board OF Direct
ors.
CALVERT MEADE, Secretary.
OFFICE-324 PiRSt9
Rooms II 9, San Francisco
Oct. It'd California
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-10-15

IsDposals must be accompanied by a
bed with two sureties in the sum of
$1,000, and in accordance with the form
prescribed. A proposal unaccompanied
by such bond will not be considered
I he right to diminish the amount 10 be
purchased at the resective posts is reserv-
I'd by the Government; ard with the con-
sent of the bidder to whom an award is
made, it may he increased. Delivery of
one half the amount awarded will be re-
qured within forty five days and the bal
ance within ninety days after notification
of award. No bids will be entertained
unless samples be furnished, which shuuld
not be of less weight than II pounds, 50
MAJ ked as to BE- easily identified, and
should reach this office on or before the
date for opening bids. A standard sam
pie of Flour of the quality this advertise
nent cOntemplates will be furnished bid
ders on application, which application
should be made at the earliest practicable
date.
The Government reserves the right to
reject any or all proposals,
Blank proposals, bonds and full inform.
alton as to the manner of bidding, eondI-
tions to be observed by bidders, and terms
of contract and payment will be furnished
on application to this Office or to the
Commlssares of tie posts. Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked
" Proposals for Flour at -- -. y
and addressed to the undersigned or to the
at the post.
CHAS. P. EAGAN,
Capt, and G. s., U S.A.
Sep A-4t
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-10-15

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, 1881-01-19

WAslnSoToy. u. u. Jan. 1s.-The Vice
President submitted n communication from
tue Secretary OF tho Interior, transmitting
thu culNplete cellsllB returns OF 1850. On mo-
tlon Of Alr. pendlaton, referred u The Census
Committee.
Tile Chair also submitted communication
from tho Secretary of the lntor!ur In rc-
spohsB tn tho Senate resolution upon tho al-
lagcl fraudulent census returns froM South
Carolina, This WIS accompanied by 4 lutter
from the superintendent Ut the Census OIL
tho subject, On n,u1lon ut Alr. l3,,tlor the
san,o was taule.l alal ordered printed.
Nr. Mcpherson, fsolu the Committee Of.
Naval Affairs, reported fayosabIy tho Senate
bill to establish anl equallzo gr,.tles md reg
n1ate the appointment anu promotions in tho
Alarlne Corps.
Hr. Vest moved to reler to tue Committee
OIL Foreign Affairs tho llll OH tho calendar
to incorporate tho IMtur-occanlc Canal Com-
pal.y, all4 tor othur purposes. Agreed to,
(uolladay here got Ills $780, ,001.
A Conference Committee ayas 0rueraa upon
tho Consular md Diplomatic Appropriation
bill, and Aessrs. Eatoll. DAyls w. Val, untl
, 1881-01-19


fuses to rccoxnizo him he t1cpriyes Tint State
of Representations lilo says tint, over 100
years ago, Edmund Durko nlnslo speech
III tho English 1lOnse Of Commons, 1t,
which lla. defined Tho dmttps OF
II Speaker, 4a.th DECLARED TINT tho
pillars unsupported hts clair were tliosc Ut
experience n,.l nbauluto fntpartialIty; that
TI1E oHuAN. or THE HOUSE,
am! every Incnlber Of 1t, ani TINT Ills ofllco
wls too great to be prostltntcd to tho ~.
wartllug ON fSlonl Or tho Furnishing Of MI
for sir. Randall to rend this speech, rs he
had intloctripatel himself will, Tho notion
TINT all Legislative power resides In himself;
Tint II was oilllonal with Him IL tpclaro whit
bills should pass mid wlIat bills should be tlc-
fcatetl: that t1io only ctlnnce l,e Ind 10 bring
before tho 1lol1se tho legislation III which Ills
Stato were lntrnstcd, In Wow of
stH. MASi,Ai.I.'s rI,EsESr ATTITUDE.
WIS tn lIslst III tlle regular ortlur Ut busi-
ness: TINT lie lid not chtnplRln tint Randall
recognized other members but tlAt llo
recognized other members alnl refused to
recngn'zo htu, or bring before thu House
similar legislation. a prominent Detn0cr1t
said,;q few dnys ngo, that Ills resolution was
defeated beca1lsH Randall had refused to
rceogntzc him tn cnIE tlp certain Legislation IN
WHICH Nts district WIS vitality Interested.
Mr.. BclfurA may posslbly decide 10 make
| public ,lfs correspondence with Speaker
.lsauta!j upon this subject. fills correspond
encc l..,weycr, only covers tho points aboye
ii,dieatel, although It Is Of vory spicy ctlar'
meter.
, 1881-01-19

Au1uAEAISs
WASHINGTON, ID. e., Jan. lS.-Tl.o House
CoMtnltte0 Oh Foreign Affairs lsaying be-
fore 1t tho consideration Ut tho Grape reso-
lutlon ,ynftlrnlfng tho Monroe doctrine. Enyo
II hearing this morning tn Willtnul II. Webb,
Ntw York, i,lltt Mr.. Thompson, late Sccre-
tnry Of tho Navy. Webb was ycry decided
In Ills opinion that the political MID com.
nlcrcial interests of tho country would DO
adversely Infected by tie construction Ut tho
Panama Cunal, and, therefore, tho Monroe
tuctrlnu should be reaSsertcd t0 prevent that
work, liz also expressed tic opinion tint
tho Nicaragua route was 4 nntural ronto for
the canai. mud That tho eaIlul could b9 COLI
structcl Within four years, and at q cost ot
sc, ,o10, 900. Alr. Thompson resulted, only
will, ln0re fcryor, tho argument h0 nlatte
yesterday before tho Committee OH tho Inter-
occaMic Canal.
SENATOR EATON,
Tho Scnate Committee OIL Foreign Rcla-
tons did hot take up Senator Uurllsl.ie's it,
terlattonal canul resolutions. Sunntor
Eaton. Chairman Of tho COMMITTEES, says
tho Committee will undoubtedly report a
resolution enibotlylnE thu substance Of the
0l!o introduced by tion. Burnside, but
stronger md more emphatic III It's hostility
10 tho construction OF an international Gutlal
by foreign eaultal, and for thu enforcement
Ut tho Monroe doctrine. Ills own lieu Is to
! report II resolution declaring tl!at this Goy.
| ertlncht assunies power 0vcr tho lstntlls as
necessary tor tho protection Of tho United
| States, auil will hot alluw foreign Goyerl,-
lnelts or foreign citizens to construct a callul
across tho lsthMas.
, 1881-01-19
SPEAKER RANDALL,
ILLS POWERS Altf: TUO uikEAT.
-He3ff.tt EHtudfth tn TIa fhit1da 1xibt.uk

6FfCAt 4NVAtlH ~ 4H& kA&GH9V 41a44Mes
WAstl1NoToy, u. u, Jan. 1s.-ileprescnta.
tive lulford nd,ercs to ILLS determination,
TINT 10 bills shall pass tho llouso by u!iani-
nous consent as long rs Speaker Randall
refuscs to recogn!ze him III behalf of tho
Denver bill. Mr. DeIforsl says that during
tho last session Ut Congress cight bills passed
tho House for tho erection VI public build.
tngs unlur spec!al .csoa,,lllon extended by
tho Speaker to the ihtehtDaEs desiring to pasa
thoso bills. 1llps6 blfls provided TOR public
buildings ps;'Alontgonory. Ala.; Jacksun.
Miss; .4'adneals, Ky.; Charleston, ". Va;
DanyifIc, VA; Toledo, o.; and llttsbugg,
pa,'s that, wilt. Single exception, handful
recognized Democrats to coil W tileso bills,
allI that tho exception was tho Republican.
'melnber from plttsburg, In hls own State.
OUT OF THE EIGHT HILLS
lie recognized six Southern Democrats, Que
prominent Democratic lneM0ur from Ohio
to ull his reelection, aud one Republican be-
ca.lss he was frou, Pennsylvania, 31r. Del-
forl says TINT lla Is tbs only member that
Colorado has. alld that when TIC Speaker re-
, 1881-01-19
HORROR or HORRORS.

4 ErcnxIcd Flchd Iii tic Kentucky
Central Insaite Asylum Murders =
NcltOW-7'ntleIis by Slowly Stainpih:
11Iul 10 Deutt.
Dtspasei. to Cincinnati EnqutrtF
LOUISVILLE, Ky, JAt,. lG.-OMc Ut tie nlosl
revolving niA slckeniits murders ever perlss
trated In this Vicinity WIS enacted soMe tllHs
beforo lnylight yesterday morning nt sils
Central Kentucky Lllilatic Asylum. ut All
cllprnge, In which I'LL Irresponsible perso1
took tho dife OF anotller unfortunate unlcl
tho lnost ag0nlzlng circumstances.
Tho .nrn. parties to tho llorror, were Julius
Schultz, the victim, a,,d Grorge sladduS, the
murderer, both Of WHOM, It Is said, arc natives
Ut this city, nllu who llhve bceh for three
years or more Inmates Of tho Asylum. ~
tile custom at this Institution tn pAlr tllp utl.
fortunates OF atnight so TINT two men occupy
ono room; md It seems t],at thesu t,cn were
put together. Maddox and Schultz having
displayed ugly dispositions toward their ftl'
luw.patients recently were "muifed." ts'elt
hurtts securely tied so tl,at they uro rendered
harmless anu ut the sumo tllio not .tnet!, ;t,[s
fnrtablD to the rntlcht), md wore lntlIifs
upon their feet but heayy yur,I socks. IL! tlls
condition they were locked III their room 70.
getller, n@lQ llu apprehension WINS lelt BY tas
Oll!cGrs Of tho Institution for the safely u
Eltll1F VI la9 ALGls UHk w u!t!lh 1H5i~lEHe -
turIny morning wlrl, the attendant went ta
the room occupied by Schultz and Maddox
for thu purpose Of letting t1lelt out to break,
fnst tho discovery was nude TINT Schultz y Wa1
tieal 1,pon the floor, with his head nlasl,t.a
lnto j9lly, tl,e blood a'ld brains being sca..
tered all over tile tl0ur and grcNt u!ots wrfs
found Ianging to tho xpcks Of MalItiox. w4o
hn1 sought rerugo bcicnslt thu i,laMEcts on
his cot, aladdax appuared wild With frenzy; S.
mud tic tllnrIn was quickly given, which VII;
responded to b. Dr. iryln. .(who has ehafGs;T ~
'tho institution. III tic absence Of Or. Ga.s,
who T. otf IT owcft9w,', ~ Gt!elatIset Rr n
they ArTiycI 1t WIS too latu to 10 anything
fur poor unfortanntu Schultz, as lio llad e's u:
tlentIy beeu ltcu1 for SumD hours. nlld a. a.
Maddox was too fur guns II, totAl aatl'!tss M y
learn; nMy!htng from III rtE1sUl t9 how lie aS
tho work, but tho appearance of eyer}t,,n,"51 ,n,,5
Indicated positively thut tito lna.tdel!rtl he!u
liaI slowly mashed the Aeah Ut his sgoia' l
mato by Jumping upon i i9 his socEI sorI,,"ias 'Ss.;
tllB work 1T ss0inpiIix until tho head "a'
mashed nj! over the ltoor.
, 1881-01-19
Some Lively Kicking by the Colorado
Congressmen Against Speaker
Randall's Rule.
Open Letter OF Scnator Johnston to Som
ator Malone, Controrcrting the
1.atter's Views.
Percentage Of Increase Of tho States in
Population Since 1870. -Mr. Bis
bees Oase-Notes.


Special DhpaseA to 7as Chicago Tribune.
WAsHlSuToS, u. t., Jnn. le.--" Hnlf
loaf Is better t!!nn ITO bread" " is III Old
nnxint. This afternoon tl,osc Se,,ators w'Io
have for sonsc days past persstently insisted
tint Ben llo!aday had legitimate .cla!m
against the United States for s5.9, ,73o, gladly
voted for the bill SO .inent!el that, should It
become II law. which Is impossible, II will s,,-
tlInrize tic payment Of 100000. Even this
small fraction Of the original claim (large
though It is) was only secured by 1Mpor-
tu,,ity, tho claimant hunting tho cloak-
roouns, while his wife WIS Iii tho
galleries. At onu ttme Schator
kernan's motion to refer tito clatni
to the Court uf Claims was lost by tho small
vote Of ~ yeas against n nays. Then
SENATOR THURMAN
succeeded III having tho sum nn,ncl stricken
from the bill, and lower suMs were success
sIycly NAMED unsuccessfllly. until tile COLI
pnratyely modest sum OF S1e0,000 was
reached, THIS was agreed to, mil then, after
Senator Esm;nds had ,l,nuc another lll,silc-
cessful attempt to send the cla1m to the Court
of Claims, tho bill, rs amended, was passed.
bya vote Of is yens ag nfllst IL nays. TlIls
cfnlln was first presented in 1SGG, aAd lns
been before Congress ever since. -.
rHoM "TllE NECulsD."
IN shs Irtsttr1. Assoetattd ps"s-
WASHINGTON, b. c., Jan. ls.-Tho Den
IIollatlny Claim bill calno I'D as tho regular
order.
Mr.. Cameron ('Yis.), BY whom the bill had
been fayorably reported from tho Committee
OIL ClAtllls. took tic floor In dcfense Of tho
report, nlnl replied to tho arguments Of the
opponents Uf ths claim.
Replying to Mr.. Beci's criticism upon tho
unfayorabe action Of the Committee on the
cascs Of claimants named by tint Se,iator,
and alleged to have been equally nlcritorlous
with llolladny, Mr. Cameron stated tAo
grounds for tile Committees action III each
instance. AS to Warren Mitchell, uno ot
the claimants chatnpioned by Mr.. Dcck, tho
Committee lad been satisfied TINT he wAs
pccun1arily interested In the contract to SUP
ply tbs Confederate army with beef, aud had
bceM III tho hnbit Of
T1aA1'ISG WITH THE ENEMY.
Mr.. Beck explained that Mitchell was a
citizen Ut Kentucky, and was yury poor; that
hc l,uu gone to tito vicinity OF tlle Confeuer-
nte limos, under Federal authority, to collect
tlubts; and that, willie there u did the only
| thing liz could tlo to earn II living, which was
to supply pork to the Confelerates. This
wns the extent Of MltcliclI's otfense. Aftcr
debate, The Senate, at $50 o'clnck, proceeded
| to vote upon tic proposed amendment Of
Mr. karllal,, to refer tho case to tho court Of
clalms, which was rc1ected,-yeas, rs; nays,
, 1881-01-19


Spttiat Ditpa:eh 10 7as Chleaeo Tribune.
WAsulS0ToS, u. G., Jan. 1s.-In the llouse,
this morning, Goii. Keller presented tho resu-
luttuns unanimously adopted by tho Elections
Committee, declnrlng that Noble 4. Hull.
Democrat, WIS not elected to Congress iii
1878 BY tho voters OF tho Second Florida Dis
trct, ulllL TINT Col Btsbte wus elected. Tl,us,
after muro thnN tWo years Ut delay. the
Elections Committee hnve performed an net
Ut justice which ought to haye been done
lllure tllnn twelve 1nul!ths ago. (teh. KGtfcr
re,unrketl tlint he should call np tic case for
tho actio,l Ut the House Mt a1l curly day. The
llol,se certainly co,.ll not net toe soon, but
very great haste need not DO expected. For
weeks
THE DEsiocRAr1c LEADERS
1lnve bcell stralnlnX cvory nerye aid using NIL
sUrts Of persuastyes md threats to bring nb-
sentees to Washington to forn. u quorum to
force tho passage Of the Electoral count resp
lutioils. They will not feel ab1e to spare A[r.
Hull until they are disposed Of. To bo sure,
Atr. Hull has n0 more right to cast vote III
tic House OF Representatives than has my
other private cltizen Ut Florida, but Tint Will
,l,ako no difference to the champions Of
"frec elections and a, honest count" who
constitute tho Democratic majority Of TINT
body. Hull nnu, BiHbee WILL each receive
nbout $4,000. This practice Of
VOTING DOUBLE SALARIES
during the entire Congressional term II one
that eanNot be too much condemned. There
Is no probability that tle Democrats will pcr-
nit tho resolution TO unsoat Hull, Democrat,
to come up until after tho vote 0lt tho Elec-
torat count resolution shall be takcn, mt
withstandtlg tho Election Committee, thnM
whicl, theru Is ITO moro bitter partisan Hour-
BON Committee III tic House, has unanimous
" found thut Hull has never been legally OIL.
tilted to cast vote II, tie House. Xet 1lo
will !Iayo received Ills snlary for two years,
which, witt, mileage to FlorltlNtw year
a,lt1 back, aggregates mora than Sl4, ,0oo. Thnt
will nIso bn tic sum Which Blsbee, tho Ile-
publican contestant, will be given.
Tits nuI.E OF THE HOUSE
IS premium on contested seats, md 1t
would be possible In my district fur the sit
ting member to urge Ills defeated opponent
u n,n!io q contcst, with the understanding
that II le should DO awarded the scat with
full pny ut tho close of tic session, they
would diyltta tic apolls. Tho contestant
could rc,l,nln ut Home and 10 nothing. II,
this partieular, case. 1t Is true, lIr. Btsbee
has bccn zealUtsly Mt work on Ills casa dur
| tug most Of Tie entlra Tine.
, 1881-01-19
y CENSUS.
l,EnCEErAuE or ISCnEAHE.

spseHl Dispatch 10 Thu chteuuo Tribune
WAs1liS0T0S, u. G., Jan. 18.-Tho WASH
lngtUn Post Tomorrow will publish MT Inter-
view with Gen, Walker, Superintendent OF
tile Census, In thu columns Of which ho
states thu. tho percentage of Increase OF p0li-
n'atIo. III thu saycral States Is as follows:
Southern States-Alaban1a, 2d; @ieorgta, 20;
Louisiana, 20; Maryland. 10; Missouri, ~;
Soutl. Caroltla, II; Texas, "; West Vit-
glu1a, 81; Florida. IL: Kentucky, 2l; Arka,-
sas, Us; Mississippi, "; NorsA Carolina. 80;
Tennessee, Is; Virginia, :s', Now England
stntes-ConuectIcut, Is; Massachusetts.
=; ls!Iode Islaild, ~; Maine, ,D;
New '1lanpsl!re, 90; Vermont, Gus /;
alE1ldlc States-NeW Jersey, o.; Ponnsyl.
ynnia, =; New York, III; Delaware. II.
Western Htatcs-CaltforIl!a. ii; Illinois, 81 ;
1nwa, ~; A!eliiga,,; S;'Ncbraska, :a's; Ohio,
10; Wisconsin. rs! Colorado, sss; 1lIaluna,
IT; knnsas, 173; Minnesota, II; Nuyada, 70;
Oregon, ". Territorles--Artzona. 3lo; Dis
trlct Of co1umbla, -; Montana, %; Utah, Co;
Wyoming, l:s; dakota, s54; IdaAo, III; Now
Aexig0, ~; Washington, ::l3.
, 1881-01-19

LOUISVILLE, Isy.. Jar. 1S,-The 1sey. DR..
John L. Norton died Mt his home III this city
today. lie was bort in Vlrginia, anl nged
6: ycars. Ills illness was lung disease, being
pneumonia. Last Sunday week he preached
Mt Christ Church, where he was assoctate
Rector, and went homo sick. Ills lnalatEy
suon developed iMtO severe case Of
pneumonia, md liz grew rapidly worse. llu
WIS not very strong .constttntinnnllY, aud thu
Saturday hs Inns been unconscious, and lis
life was despalred Of two t!ays ago. Sunday
prayers were offered Mt nl1 tho Episcopal
churches for his recovery.
, 1881-01-19

spteta. DIsp,:eA 10 Tat Chicago Tribune.
WAsnISoToS, ID. G., jan. Ex-senator
Johnston, of NlrgtniR, lias written Il LONG
open lettcr In answer t0 that of Gen. Maliolc.
recuM.ly published, III which ho answers tla
arguments of tint gentleman much to his
owl, satisfaction. 1Iu Hnys at the OUTSET: "My
answer sl.all bp brief md temperate, and
shall yot,ct tho record for all lsay," and the,
fills thtrty-seyell pagcso Ut foolscnp with his
tory Ut Virginia, tile formation Ut West Viz
gln!a, Ut carpct-bAy rule, al,u tho accll'nula-
ti0n Of the debt, tho rise of tho Kcal1Mstc
purity, Ut whusn Gen, Alahonc Is tho consplcs-
0Hs hcall.centre, all!f. lastly, Ill exhibit oE
figures sl,uwlng that Con. Mnlaouc w:ss
wnuSd IN oyEi.EsrlM.ArlNa TIT: pEl.T,
antt III Understanding tho resourcgs Ut tic
State. III t'lc statistical portion Of the urgtl-
me11t Senator Johnston takes OCCASION to
shy lat AlaEloue Is IS: 900 GOO II, errur III Ills
statement uf taxable property; hat lie Is
$0J0,O00 out Ut te way 0n thu lntcrnal.rey-
eslu receipts, md S:UU, GOO un the Interest Oll
tho debt. lii his description Ut tho rise Of
Tho Reuljustcrs lo IL caustie iii his treat
1ne1it 0r talctr prctensl0tls hs dcbt-payers;
but In hts conelus!nn, he says: "A tl,al IT,
adjustment Of thu Vlrg1nin debt IL Ill lAdis-
| pensaole thing" which
TENDS TT CONFUSE
tho public ,nill It's to what n,ny be tho differ.
cl,cG, nfler all, butWeen Gen. Afnllone n1lsl
| SenatUr JUlsllst0n IN their rlnws of Stale
| tinnnec. III speaking OF the resources Of
Virginia, Senator Joslilston compares the
manufacturing towns Ut Daliyille, ltlcll'
mond, nnu Norfolk with thosu OF New Eli.
gantt, to tho tllspn ragen,cnt Of tho latter, fl
that the former Gnu only bu prosperous Wien
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