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A PAETY WITH ct LEAST ONE PBIN-
CIPLE

Senator Edmunds has written letter
to the Massachusetts Republicans, in which
avery candid effort is made to outline a
set Of National principles for the party.
Among other things lie says: "The party
SHOULD aim TO so improve the Civil Ser
q vice as to diminish, and, if possible, re.
4" move the evils of place hunting, and the
Interchange of favors between the Legis-
=" Iature and Executive branches of the
Government, and to free the tenure of a
"great number of offices from dependence
upon political favor or political opinion 4"
The doctrine embodied in this advice
has been made a plank in the National
Republican platform on three separate
occasions. Grant, Hayes and Garfield
have been successfully elected on those
platforms, and yet the Interchange of
"favors between members of the Legisla-
''ture and Executive branches of Govern
"ment" has gone steadily on. Notwith-
standing this, however, civil service reform
has made substantial progress, and not the
least indication of that fact is to be found
in this declaration of conversion on the
part of Senator Edmunds. The full and
complete adoption of this great doctrine
by the Republican party would give it a
new lease of life. Only recently a violation
of this principle by the Administration
produced schism which already threatens
the life of the party. The application of
the doctrine will be resisted to the last
ditch by the political gamesters, whose
only claim to public station consists in their
ability and skill in corrupt political bar
gaining, but the principle will continue to
gain adhereuts from that class, whose only
interest in politics arises from sincere de.
sire for the establishment of good govern
ment.
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THE MARIN FIRE.

The late brush fire in Marin county, in
addition to destroying much valuable prop
erty, resulted fatally to at least one human
life. Thomas Pixley, who in an effort to
burn some poison oak started the conha-
grafton, was burned to death while at
tempting to resist the progress of the flames.
There can be no doubt that an over
wrought sense of his responsibility in the
matter led to the desperate incaution
which has resulted SO fatally. 1t is also
quite probable that death ensued from suf-
location, as the smoke is represented to
have been very dense.
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DIED.
On the Costumes river, September 14--wiIliam R.
Grimshaw, Sr., native OF New York, 80 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence Sunday morning, at 10 oclock.l
San Jose, September 1i--Nrs. Sarah c. Eas,n,
native OF Quincy, H., &c years.
Baden Germany, August 20-P Gerber, father OF
the Gerber Bros, of this city, 80 years, months.
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The CURBOR" is aSHIELD SCARF. which
conforms closely to the shape of the neck and being
made without pasteboard, is not stiff and uncom-
Portable Either this, or the HEXAGON," which
has six wearing surfaces, IS cents each Both come
in variety Of richly figured satins.
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An obs.ruetion Fatal 10 nca,th.

Health must suffer seriously if the bowels
are even partially DISTRACTED. A free and
regular exit. through the natural channel, of
the debris of the system is essential to its
well-being. This effete matter being duly
thrown of. bilious secretion and digestion go
on uninterruptedly, but if it is not, the bile
is diverted into the stomach and the blood,
and headaches. biliousness, heartburn. fiatu-
lence and general i'll health ensues. But it is
a very easy matter TO prevent these conse.
auences. A course OF Hcstetter's Stomach
Bitters, the leading aperient and tonic OF the
day. will overcome constipation, whether
temporary or chronic, aud render the habit
of body regular and vigorous. It does not
grippe like an ordinary cathartic. nor convulse
and weaken the bowels. On the contrary,
it invigorates them, and. moreover, imparts
tone and regularity to the stomach and liver.
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TURNER HALL.
Fair Week Commencing Sept. l9
-GRANDMA'S BIRTHDAY
Comedy Company.
AMOS ID, ARNOzD............ Manager
The beautiful Musical Comedy in two acts and
prologue, entitled
GRANDMA'S BIRTHDAY;
Or, The FroIics OF a Comedy Company.
CAsT or CUARACTEgs:

RAYMOND Leasing Changer of the Losing Com
edy Company. ANUS ID. AkNOLD
Members OF the Losing Comedy Company.
H7rry Wakefield. ................WM. II. ARNOLD
George Grover. SAMUEL DEARIN
James Cotton HARRY MORDAUNT
Arthur Deusmore. .........-. FRANK v ARNOLD
Thomas SedmaH. .......... ARTHUR HAMILTON
Steve Green ....4-...........-. GEu. W. SlDDONS
Mrs. Raymond Leasing (Grandmas Eldest
Daughter). MISS FANNY MOULT0N
Miss Lille Marsden cher sister,. MISS IDA ARNOLD
Miss Grace Mortimer. IS LoTTIE ALLEN
Miss Sadie Homes ........... MISS BLoNDIN
Little Eva Le5sing... .........-....LiIlLE EVA
Mrs j. w. MaTsdeD (Grandmal MISS EMMA HOWE
Mr. } W Marsden (Grandpa) MR.. c. s. LAWRENCE
Character impersonstions incidental 10 the play:
Robt. Lovejoy and Adolphus four colored servantl
Vim. H. Arnold Charles Loyejoy, Amos D. Arnold
Yaeup and Josephus lcolored musician), Samuel
Dearin Moses Levy, F. V. Arnold; Mrs. Clancy
Lovejuy, Miss Fannie Moulton; Mr Robt Lovejoy,
Miss LA Arnold Kittie Ia domestic, Miss Lottie
Allen.
Clio of Unequaled Spe-ialties introduced in tho
great Picnic Scene Arnold Brothers (Amos, William
and Frank in their beautiful Silver Statue Clog Mr..
sauiue! Dearin in his wonderful Musical Specially
Miss lea Arnold in her unriyalled Skipping Rope
Dance; Miss Lottie Allen in her beautiful Song and
Dance Suecaity VIM. II. Arnold, Americas Great
est Tamboriue Soloist.
Doors open at 7l5 Performances at s. s1slw
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Prafi's Abolition Gu.Tae Peoples
Remedy has cured thousands; Il will cure you. It
fas no equal. Sufferers with KheumatisTn Eeu-
ralgis, Sciatiea Partial Paralysis Lame Back, Gcut.
Sprains Bruises, Sore Throat Collie, Cramps, Cholers
Morbus, or any internal or external ache or pain,
will find prom pit relief by using ABOLITION OIL
The tests 81 time and have proven its value and
its popularity is the best guarantee Of Its
For sale b. all druggists Price, small, 80 cents,
A. MoBoYLE & CO., Druggists, San Francisco,
Sole Propretors. u.25-6no
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THOUSANDS of ladies to-day cherish CRATE
full membranes of the help derived from
the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. It positively cures all female
complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pink.
ham, No. 2SS Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass,
for pamphlets.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

gristors sugar-Coatc;I Vegetable Pills -
They are free from all mineral substances ard the
two active vegetable re inOds, pOdOphYllin an
Ieptandrin. make them the most powerful, yet tie
safest Of ali auti-bilious medicines. s16It
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For One Dollar Is I-3 yards STRIPED
SHIFTING, II inches WIDE and ina dozen patterns
to select from-not the best quality but very good
for the price.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-16

The "ESTHETIC" is a Black Stiff Hat, with
ndented crown and curled brim. It is generally
becoming to young and middle-aged men, and is
witha one of the pleasing novelties Of the season.
Price, ST. HAT DEPARTMENT.
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Some FELT HATS as low as IS cents, and
they trim up prettily too! We have plenty OF the
best kinds besides. Millinery Department
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LADIES Empress Cream improves the complexion.
Twenty-Five and fifty cents bJtile, az Hammers,
Fourth and K streets.
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Drink Halls Pepsia wine Filters. and
be happy and content 1t is absolutely pure. Gu %
Dyspop=ia. Indigestion and The "blues" 1t has re
ceiYed FRS. Premium throu ghout the State. au25ts
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-16

Mixed Black and Gray Wool CHEVIOT
SUITS, with singe-breasted sack coats, high-cut
vests, and pants shaped prevailing style. Price,
$I2 SO.
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DIED.

If the bowels are sluggish AMI the liver
torpid, use Kidney-Wort
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H.spra's Glyoersle ef Tar is tn lest cough medi
etr, IN,
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The only Genuine Mi:ss srrad. delivered
every morning, by W. f. PETERSON, GO J. iy7.t
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Mathushek and Geo. Steek Pianos

~ GORGE WOODS ORGANS. sHEETKFa
W Music, Finest Violin Strings, e,c.,fTfT1
CO0PER'S MUSIC STORE. No. 527 ST. north sdel
two doors from old corner Sixth and J. au20 2p1m
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Retiremen. of Mr.. simonson.

OFFICE NEW YORK ASSOCIATED PRESS,
September 15th.-To Editors and Agents !:
My resignation takes effect on Saturday next.
From that date address reports aud all bust
ness letters to j. c. Hueston, General Agent,
who will then be in charge, and whom com.
mend cordially to your confidence an regard.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-16
COOKING BY GAS.

TyHE CAPITAL GAS COMPANY HAVING
Il received a supply OF the most approved pas-
terms OF GAS COOKING STOVES, request their
patrons TO call at their workshop, CLUNIE'S BUILD
ING, Eighth street. between J and K and select
their Cooking Stoves. ALL WHO ARE USING
GAS STOVES FOR COOKING are agreeably sur
prised to find they are so easy to manage cause no
heat, SCOT dust in the apartment; take up little
room; may be placed wherever desired, and are less
expensive for most families than the ordinary cook
ing stove. The Company viii pnt them up at their
own expense charging for their use a small monthly
rental. Ali those now in use are giving complete
satisfaction so far az known. sl-isH
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-16

nr. Ia Mars Seminal FilS.-7he beet
remedy in the world for General Debility, Nervous
and Physical Prcstrseion, Loss of Sexual Vigor,
Seminal Emissions and the many ailments caused
By Excess, Self Abuse, Dissrsrion, etc. All sui
ferers. young and old, will fed in these PILLS
remedy that speedily restores vested vitality and re-
kindles the fame of Hope, Health and Ambition.
TIE GLORY or MAN. dis STRENGTH. DR. Ia
MARS PILLS are veritatle " Fountain OF Youth"
Price, S2 so per bottle. Sentby Express, recept
Of price Tor c. 0. D., to any address. A. No
BOYLE & co., Druggists, Z. 0. Box 1852 San
Francisco. m9-6m
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The best Meals In the city at Peterson's,
els and go street. jy!.t
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Remarkablc Riding by a woman,

OMAHA, September 15.h.-Mrs. Burke. of
Omaha. who recently beat Miss Lizzie Pin
neo in ten-mile race at Council Bluffs,
making record of twenty-five minutes and
a-half, and the next week riding against that
record at Des Moines, and making ten miles
in twenty-one minutes and a-half, to-day at
the Nebraska State Fair rode for 81, 600
four horses, making six changes during the
race. She made ten miles in twenty minutes
and thirty four seconds-the fastest time ever
made.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-16

BLACK SATIN DE LYON, 81 20 a yard
and upwards.
LINEN TAPE MEASURE, 90 inches long,
10 cents Some that are self-actng, coiling in nickel
plated cases, IS cents. STRONG TAPE LINES,
Is and 100 feet long, IS cents and ST. Carpenters
Two-foot, Plain lockwood RULERS, IS cents /;
BRASS-BOUND, so and 90 cents.
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rhe Missouri state Fair Fire.

KANSAS CRY, September 15th.--The fire
which occurred at the Fair Grounds yester-
dag afternoon was found to have originated
in a pile of straw and shavings near the west
end of the main building, and many think it
was incendiary. Others say they saw
man throw lighted cigar stump into the
rubbish. The affair will be fully investigated
tomorrow. The total loss foots up so, 900.
$40 eO0 in fine dry goods. The ruins are
being searched tonight, but it is thought
that everybody escaped from the burning
building. The injuries were confined to
broken limbs and bruises, where people had
been trampled upon or struck by the falling
tirnbers. New seats are being erected and
the fair will be continued to- day.
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Fer Fine Cakes, lee Cream, etc, the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, 90 to HENRY
FISHE No. Dos st., bet Fifth and Sixth. iy251us
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ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE

Thanking the press generally for all courte-
sizes during my fifteen years Of service, am,
gratefully, j. w. SIMoNToN,
General Agent.
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FOREIGN.

dead.
THE deceased was a representative peer of Scot
land. He was seventh Earl, and head Of the house
Of 0glvy. The late Z ri was born in 1926, and was
therefore 10 the prime OF life when he died He was
recently in San Francisco, having passed through
that city on his way to and from Oregon where he
had large investments. The Earl of Airlie was one
OF the principal shareholders in the Oregon Narrow
Gauge Railroad, and it his intention to visit the
Pacific coast this fall in connection with land and
other enterprises, H.s decsase is therefore mat
Ter of regret in both Oregon and California. The
Earldom Of Airlie was created in 1850 and Airie
CASTLE "the bonnie house o Airlie" in Forfarshire
is celebrated in Scottish ballads.l
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The Michigan suGerer,.

DETROIT, September 15th.-Governor Jer-
ONE has issued proclamation showing that
the families burned out are entirely destitute,
need everything, and urges other States to
supply them with necessaIies to start in life
again, as the demand is too heavy for citizens
Of this State. lie gave graphic picture Of
the suffering and terroEs that beset these
people
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vbe situntion a. MIdnIa,,t.

LONG BRANCH, September 16th-A M.-Ths
surgeons retired before 10 o'clock, and the at
tendants and members of the family before
H. ihe last accounts report the President
resting comfortably, with good prospects of
having g quiet night. A stiff breeze from
the northeast was blowing all day, and to-
night about II o'clock it commenced &c storm.
at midnight the weather was very disagree.
able
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OswEoo IN. ", September 15th.-Fires
broke out tonight in block of dozen tene-
ments at the foot of Water street, which was
soon burned. The wind spread the flames to
the lumber yards Of O. H Gettman and Band
& Jenkins, where 5000, 600 feet of lumber
was burned, and to the yards of Kenyon,
Wright & Co.. Z. Wrathburn & Co. and
Page, Fairchild & Co. The former con-
tanned about 2500.o COO and the latter about
100000 feet TIE indications are that
s 000 coo or 10. eco, 900 feet of lumber will be
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FRINGED LINEN TOWELS, sixteen inches

wide and twice as long, 10 cents each.
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The Report 20 Minister lowell.

ELDERoN, September I5th.-The following
was sent to Minister Lowell at London TO-
night:
The Presidents condition does no. appear to
have undergone any material change to-day. All
his symptoms continue substantially the same as
yesterday, except that the expectoration from the
right lung has been rather less difficult and less pro-
fuse He is still very weak. and this weakness is
due the condition Of the blood, while il
grave anxiety must also continue. MAcYEAGH
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GENERAL NEWS.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
DOMESTIC.
The PRECEDENT Evening r:ulletln.

ELBEEoN, September 15th-6 P. M-The
President passed quiet cay, sleeping little.
He has coughed occasionally, the expectora-
tion being lees purulant. A great variety of
nourishment has been taken without discom-
fort. He was placed upon the invalid chair
and remained 45 minutes in a position a
little more elevated than on previous oeea-
sions. AT II NJ. to-day his temperature wss
$50 pulse l02, respiration 81 AT the even
ing dressing at $50 P NJ his temperature was
1912, pulse 104, respiration q. Signed By
AoneW. Bliss and Hamilton.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26
duced Mr.. \. w. McAllister, Q

AshehAro. who, in heLalt OF the stu
dents OF the University, prese'liedto
Pres!lei, Battle a handsome gold
headed cane - a token Of their al
probation 81 h.s efforts in heh,I' OF
the University aud the struggling
YOU Il OF our State On rising,
President Battle was greeted with
deaiening huzzas, aud lie was unable
I, rcspon! for some niutlles. lie
present was gotten Up by Mr.. ii. IL
W,l,;ana- of Gates, to whom be
much praise tor his worthy under
tak!nE.
The Class. headed BY Mr.. W. +.
Phillips, Class Marshal, then pro
ceeded to plant the Tree" in iron,
of the University Library. Long
live the Class Of 81. L. \. {.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26
Cn1Dcl HAN ia 8ri<>1-

y. sheriff y .,h,s was here last
wo..l
n. n,r,... Who his len
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ton safes.
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NJ. join. >:a:!y. o: VASE Conn
~ >nar,;.l. =" Mss :;rI.a Boone,
~ Or.r.,a ~ Rev. !. =. Mas II.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26

Troublesome children that are al
ways wetting theiY beds ought not
10 be scoldcd and punished for what
they cannot help. They need a
medicine having a tonic effect on
the kidneys and the urinary organs.
Such a medicine is Kidney-Wort. 1t
has specific action. DO not fail to
get it for them.-Erchanqe.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26
North Carolina News

salem PCS: We hear of q coll
olci ma IN Davidson county, who
worthless dogs and skins
49," mar hides. He receives
- cents for Some nu.~- c..rt dogs
az very plentiful and everybody
shou'l encourage the new enter
prise.
Raleigh News and Observer: The
Wilmington Star wants to know it
it is true that the members of the
Legislature drew no pay during the
last week of the session, and we re-
ply that it is true. Theirpay ended
on the 9th Of March, aud the mem
bers who remained did so at their
own expense, 1t is noteworthy that
a greater proportion OF lawyers re-
mained than others.
Wilmington Star A delegation
OF prominent colored men from
North Carolina, headed by Geo. w.
Price, Jr., Of this city, waited on
President Garfield, on Tuesday last,
and presented the claims Of James
IL. Harris, a leading colored politi-
clan, for the postmastership of Raj
eigh, a position now held by ex-
Governor Holden, and we learn that
Price and bis friends were led to be
lieve that their wishes in the matter
would be respected. In this connec-
ton we hear that Col. Lot Hum
phrey and other prominent white
Republicans have been pressing
Hollen's claims with great assiduity
Statesvil,c American Solicitor
Adams, of this Judicial district
gave the law allowing defendants tc
testify in their own behalf, in Grim
U(p5saafSiht a ma ae z this ti@ It, a. as G Vas pre-
%viously stated in the American, i,
would be, as a premium for cri,ue
and an outrage upon justice. lie
states that guilty pers, MS, who
should have been punished, escal ed
AM that innocent persons were pun
i>lel. We have been informed tha,
Judge Eure has ordered a disregard
ot this %pernicious law, as uncons.i,u
ti"nal, as well as Infamous. We
would like to learn who is the repu
ted father of the law, and who voted
for IL.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26

\ MiN lame Jo.l. Gri>com, son
IT,. y. II. G,iscnr. IF New York.
o',C Is on or a1put' Aplil - h
:" -. /" lcsinAa fast Of = days.
49, .-t viii he, lnrciy ., a -'icr'-
tce' of human cndura:.ec, and
v / be under the supervision Of the
Professors Of the Rush Medical Col
!rgc. On one o. a,i-u Mr.. Aui>con
We fourteen days without food or
and walked twelve or fifteen
n'i'cs day during ,ha, tame. on" Of
Fleets OF lis abstinence being
he va cured o! 4 /chronic
cala:.h.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26
For the Observer.

r al ., t,ou
friends.
ia .,,r,e; H.. Orange Count,
Observer. You are "a mar on a
bill. >;a3.i rpl., work:. i"r the
GOOD 81 o...-r ,,o;,.t. | hope you
-. =, blessing s,u.self, N . sub
,:a:i, nj form, every ,ne y"n DC
aei>c il. Yon eatl one day, YOU
though. there vas fofc tor li''is'
b.,o * an active business town. |
link So, ,,4,rA II. h,. Old Time
- .,.t,...i -. face .,f ,Dur old
town ia. o,.!i ,ip~r beautiful il!is
stand aho,. i; .,,.i ,,.o.e cooling
..,.r. m, ,n,l,.r and roirl about
=. .,,tI ia, ,nre air floats over it j;
III, .,.,c are uar.s 81 the beautiful
!. ,e hand of man. Your town
,.t.i many hard cuts, tongue cuts,
,nn .i,,. anl over tie line.
T. within are like The
20 i.hr-. good lua.pled
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''.to'" VI p"'e'ty ""cli l'C eau Oe'-
te, BIS condition by honest, manly
effort. There is no sin in being
rich and getting rich, provided a
man Gets it honestly. But there is
sin in holding The purse with greedy
avarice. - if a man could take his
money with him and buy off from
satan at the end Of the tourney of
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26

The Republican Senators Al
Washington haNc decided 10 20
new election of r%tiicer, ior the
ate. -Gcrr1c { Gotham, Of Cal
,rnia, WHO filled lie position from
ls6s until The Republicans lost con
u Of the Senate, - - be made
Secretary. Henry Riddlcbargcr is
10 be made seargent alarms. He
w.. 9 Colonel in The Confederate
rrIeior Of weekly ks SH' jSs,e arp Ha per,
Published ut Woodstock, Va, and is
= warm personal t.cna of Senator
Malone.