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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-24
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Tho French and Italians, DC

LONDON. june 81 Tho Paris correspondent.
OF The Times says that all i'll feeling betwoeu The
Italians and French men is being viewed win
sone complscency 10 Germany.
Ths Cologne Gsz,tte saws: Should there b,
War between Ftarce and Germany We havs a
cerain ally beyond the APPS
The Prussau Government has ordered Tia
provincial authorities TO send d,tsied ialorua,
ton of the extent of the causes CT emigration,
which has. however, Stacked 10 some Districts
ROME June 2i.-Ths Diri:to says: We arc
informal on good authority that 40 tx,haugs ct
friendly comnu,ioaions has bocp pro,asdipp
between Paris aud Rome
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p u BLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE "a, 1881.

A gootenan 10 Washington recently RI C. ivad
al,tter from disiaauishtd ci:;zln of Louisi'
an, who his bseo subscriber to the G zLte
for many yca.s. ia which this newspaper is
spoken f 10 the following c,mpline mary
terms:
81 delight 10 the Gez,tte. whose editorials
are the b.st and souDdrst, the most sensible
and Gear hea3edIy conservative that [ meet
With; reading like The old times National In
teligeuc'r. cf;en wonder, aud am Rratl6td
OF finding my oWo thoughts ADD feelings 90
every civil. moral, political, and social topic
that it discusses 80 admirably, beautifully, COD
c.se'y and forcbly expressed
We are grstifed by the endorsement of SO
Competent critic, the moro 60 because be
probably never supposed We would SOC it. and
Gu: Sc!uplss Of doliclcy about u5ishng i! ere
overcome by t1o Ieasors: G;s!, becaus, praise
from Sir Hubcrt is prsis, indeed. ard second,
becau 10 We have beard that less qusli6ed critics
think wa arc too pronounced 10 our views.
When wor Is arc inspired solely BY liberal
opiti)us aGd u: biased rcasen they mus; touch
responsive chords in the minds of intelligent
ard impsr;ia! readers. and log thoroughly
o)tVinctd thai ours have DO other source. We
arc by 60 meats surprised a. their apl rival by
the gentlcnaa to whoa va ref, tu'. mover
thecss. tie Lish'y pleased that ho crd1rsts
them so ucq 1slI6edIy.
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From Albany.

ALBANY, jane 24-Tho vote 10 ioiot c,u-
vsnton for Senator for the short term was as
follows: Potter Al Coukiirg 80. Wneeler Is,
Cornell l. Lapham 49, Folgsr l. John Roach
l. Ho.kius2 Saustor MAID n voted for Il zach.
lie voted Tor L,pham yesterday. No choi,e.
The convention then voted to ill tho Plsue
va,aEoy. rs PILLOWS: D,pew IS. keruau Is,
Piatt 81. L,phsm 3. Carncll 7, Ctaglcy5 5. HIS
KIDS 4 freeman l. No choice.
The convention then adi1uroed.
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Prejudice Kills.

'EleTon years our daughter suffered on bad
OF misery under the care of several OF tbs b..t
(:nd some Of the worsl physicians, who gave h,r
disease various names uu. no reliet, and now she
is restored to Us in good health by as simplsn
remedy ss Hop Eaters. that We had poohad ~
tor Two years, before using il. We earnestly
hone and pray that no one else will lat their sex
suffsf as We did, on tccouDl Of prejudice s,aintt
80 good medicine as Hop bi.!ers. "-The Pa
rents-Tele1ru7n
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Flnhncinl.

NLW IosK jane 81 The Pjs'- Ge4uoi.
article say: A the stock txcnaoge u. s. b)n5s
are higher Tor the a., q, aai extended S.
State bonds sic SO i've and slron;. X. Il boads
arc ceoer,Ily DUH and steady. Ia the s.cck
market tho tIuok line stocks have Tor the mo-.
part b,en heavy. Tho southwestern ani c,,I
stocks have beea at best only sa4dy. a. w,
clos, the wbole make, ia over with ,ha unuk
lines decidedly weak Ia tto mlu.y max, st
the ruling rate to day FIR call looms is &3l pr
ONT
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Killed by aIrRnnD.

WILMINGTON, D,l., June 2i-Josepn Now
brey, tramp from Baltimore, dan andsl tooj
at the Holly Tree House this morning As b.
WAS drunk the proprietor ordered him out H..
then picked ~ bli IL and struck J.a. Glin.Y
al assistant at the hotel, ir0,cting wounds fro Il
which the victim died in few miuutes ,ler-
wards. Mo9brey is under slrest.
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VIRGINIA HOME SCHOOL

The closing x.rcises ef Virginia Home
Sc.o:l." Miss An1ie Summers, Pli:cipa. took
plac, tbs m1raiDg. Ptou'uni were swsrltd
as follow:
FJr SchoIs,sbip-To M;asls Mary Breer,
Mary Uaren dor, Mary Taylor. DIiay barley,
Ls7inia FJ e. Aunie Cock Emma D,uty, EVa
Denly, Katie HesIey; Masters Wu. Reardon,
Sandy Murray. E.ues: Summers. PeYton Bal
longer, Walter WaGdey. Waiter Moore, Jack
Moore, &. Z mon War6eld.
Fer lmprcvcmcLt-M Misses Annio Ctunp,
Ella L7lcs. May Summers. Lena Foliz; Masters
Willie Lltyl. Willie Griffith, Charlie Camp5ell.
For CoGduc:-Miss Maud Kelley
Fer A,teudsnSe-Maste Faux B,llenger.
Crriii,stes for examination AID attendsrc,-
TO Masters Study Murray, William Reerdon
end Eraest Suum,rs.
Examination and Cou3uol-To Misses Mary
Bre.o, Mary lIerendon aod Daisy Darby.
For CoDdu,:-To Misses L>ua Eel and
Annie Co:k
MISS EICKLIN's SCHOOL.
Thu closing exercises Of Miss B!atcie N ok
Inns school ioak p.ac, yesterday evening.
Ea tp7romi,to address vas delivered to
the c5ildrtn by M:. AcGetson tf tho The
oloeIcll Seminary, who also distributed the
| prZ.G, which cJntis!ed Of hsudsone floral cards
| for proficiency. to Misses Maggie Writ. Annie
Schwa5. Mary Benson. Louie Flnch. Grace
ArGe B,ssio Coise, Bessie Bowler, L7Cy L,e.
Bale D1,i!vtr. aud L z,is MsCueu.
TIE :crip uro priz, was awarded to Miss Be:.
sic Cors' and oue tJr pu Guilty to Miss Bes
sio BoH!cr Atte: uusio by lhs class plzo
| was teivsr to VI 81 Maggie Sol 90 ii. and a
| medal 10 Miss Grso, ArnelI. The childl ca
then erj)}ed themselves 10 tto exe,cs, OF
dsrc.Dg.
MISS GEORGE ARNoND' S SCHOOL
TIE closing rcises CT Mis-, Georgia Ar.
uoii's th2cl took Pike, lsst night last.
| Thira was large attendance 90 the part Ct the
irlcods Of Tho school. The pupils, alfred 10
ianty c,s,umes acgultied themselves w.Il 10
| c.ll.theuic and kiudtrIsrtea exsrcsrs. After
! tho r9ndtrips IT 90 Interesting programme,
| several medals aud LuDb,r Ct pretty ard uss
| iul premiums were awarded.
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uiciGC.

GALVESTON. TFX.. June 81 "A special 10
the News from San Sabl. Texss say: l.. h
Chapman, a promiasnt stoct man, uFrur
from relapse of tbs mumps, jaUp ID from an
upper s:cry window OF lis hous.. rso toto
s.o:e near by and shot tinsel! lou: iimes 10 the
head, oce bsl enteriog the brain.
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EefaulferS.

SAN FkANCISC). June 2t-Wn. HisoY, Ina
present Collector tf Internal Rover Il, for me
California Dislric! in sett ing the sf,irl I'll his
ctlce bst1re turning j. over - ChRcslur
Esrtaoa tha incoming collector. AS d:c,v,r.!
that many Of his deputies are dsfsul.4r..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-24

Pfos. Cromwell. whose magnificent Art Illus
tra'l>Ds sra world famed, says that be had
sone time ago suffered excru ,istipg tormeuts
lrom fht umatism, and had tried eli kinds of
medicines sid 80 calf eures-all without effset.
lie hearl, how yer, ct st. Jacobs Oil, and
ro'olV'd to give it trial. which be did, and its
etfec: Ga him Was almost magical. A compIete
c1re was etfec,ed, and ,ince then ho had nc7cr
suffered from rheumatism,
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MOlhers! Mothers,i ,rothors,

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF vour
Test oy sick child suffering snd CRYING with
toe escruciatins pain of cutting teeth IF go.
gSst one and gets bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW,S
SS3 .I' Nc $ ?RUP. 1t will relieve the poor
, ,.s,a ;suuere' mmediately-depsnd upon j!
mo!aer on Garth who has ever u,ed it who will
nov tell you at once that i. will .esuate the how
els. ana give rest to tho mother, and relief and
neaIsh 10 The caild, operating Like magic It ia
pssstsc:'5 sale 10 USE in all CASES. and pleasant to
oI .sase, ano Is the prescription OF one of the
me United States. Sold everywhere. rs 's
mh2l
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Letter from President Garfield

TORONTO. Oas., Juoc 24.-At the afternoon
s,ssou of the Sunday School Cnuven;ou YES
tsrdsy, letter was read FROM President Gsr-
held txp:essiog his earcess sympathy ard de-, .
iit1rest iu the work of tho Convection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-24

JET Attention, Alexaudris Light Infantry:
There will bsa business meeting the Armory On
MONDAY evening. Juns 27th, At O'clock. full
abundance 10 roqueetel AS business of i'm uor,.rco
VIII De brought before the Company. 81 order
Executive Com mi.tee.
a23-td Tu0s. w. ROBINSON Sec'tc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-24

Soustor DIVES, of Credit NJ .lier fams, aid
the author Of the gray haired mans" story. 10
recent letter. advises the newspapers 10 Viz
eioi, to support the Malone movem ent, By
which be obtained Committee caairmsnsbp,
ard says:
HE is amazed that coy good and trus ro-
publican 10 Virkiois, having sn opportunity
to secure jus.ios 10 her courts aud at the polls
fot th, down trodden and defenceless by tho
corporation with tho rsadj lsters should hesis
tate Nom ,nt.
This is pretty rough on the Virginia judges.
every one of whom was ciec!ed by the Mabon.
ties, AID who, with few exceptions. c,n!Du, to
be Mahonites
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DtYldcn,iS,

NEW YORK June PA. ueeli3ss o: tho
directors OF the ,mplEis3 st tia Grand &c ltfsl
denots 10 day q Isrterly civiisnds were dscar,t
Of per cent oH Lake Shore aud per tent,
Michigan Ctn.ral
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MnSSScre,

MADRID. Joos pa diso1'ch iran he
Spanish c1nsul OF Oran intin ,tcs tina II sul.
dred S2aoardi wrro mas acraI ty to- User.
gents dutitg the recent raid 90 M, + patti
facoies o. Slida.
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The Alliance.

ST JOINS. n. +. Jaoe 2t.-Tna Am .ria,a
Wsr ship Alhanos. Gommsrd.r Cooper, arrived
here vt o'clock this morning. Alter ncc'7
sstY lay she will PROCEED o. her rolsr Gus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-24

The Richmond Wing n OF only said on tho 1G,h
instant tbs: the democrats have control CT the
poles in Virginia, as We proved yesterday by Tia
own words, hut ia addition, said they prevent =
free vote and fair count "by refusing votes
even when the official evidence has been offered
at tn polls that the votes are duly qualf ID by
challenges and other Interruptions invented and
persisted in for the very purpose Of practic AlIy
defeating the franchise of the cltiz ,ns-ihe pro
texts being too bald and bare 10 effsc! anything
but delay which excludes the votes" And
yet only Eve days later denied having ever said
such things, and acknowledged that the Mahon.
ties and republicans, by vote of two to one Of
the judges at every precinc!, and not the demo-
crate, have control Of the polls Ths Wig
ought to be ashamed of the reckless way in
which it talks; the requirements of the atronge
pat,i :anisn nether necessitsse nor pslliate such
hsedlessness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-24

Marriage licenses were issued in Washington
yesterday to Vim. Slaughter of Madison coun.
~, Va, and Jane Douglass, of the District of
Columbis; John a. Ricketts, and Barbara Ball,
and James Brown and Elizabeth IL. Dulton, OF
Prince Georges county, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-24

We have received the first number OF The
Debt Payer" the new republican weekly paper,
iust started ia Richmond. II is an octave sheet,
we'll and neatly p,oted aud edited with vigor
spd ability
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-24

We acknowledge the receipt OF an invitation
to attend the cosiog exercises of the LIE So
cietY of acksburg College.
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The Richmond Dispstch ssvI.

''rhe President will not fight his own party,
hor assist tho Mahooe party. He will lst the
result of rexs Novenoer's cleo in tell him
which is tho stronger party in Virginia"
Ii ls strange how su,h..s newspaper usu,lIy SO
we'll informed es the Dispatch is should make
euch mistake. Every simple action of the
President sic, tho morriDg General Malone
lett the White House to 20 directly to tho
Capitol aid botray his party. his PEOPLE, his
State and his section. sud almost every void he
has uttered on the subject silce that eVen:ful
day shows that ha is doiug and Intends to en-
Time to do all thai lies 10 bis power to secure
the s1cc;ss Of Mahoni5m and const qlant 70
pudiatian 10 Virginia. The socner the deuc-
Gratis reaIiz, this fact AID prp,ro for il, the
better it will be for them. That they have i, 10
their power 10 defeat Mahonifm, and Garfsld
ism, and Conklineism combined. If thty 20
abou! it 10 the right way. is 90 less certain than
that combination has been msds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-24

Tho Eoglsi govarpm ,nt IL con,ii&iios 80
lnterua'l ,osl agreement for The suppression OF
kidnapping Iad the sla7a trade 10 the Western
Psc'fic
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BY 4, T. Lucas. Auctionoer.

TRUSTEES SALEOF REAL ESTATE.
Il ny virtue OF deed Of trust to no da.ed on
Inc io.h day OF august. 1879, executed BY Oliver
NJ. Kcsssr and vic AID duly recorded In hb.r
u. 40: i, folio sol ct seq one OF tho Land he
colos lor tne County OF Alexsadri,, Va, and y.
procesd 70 cell at public auction in front of thu
county Court House p the city Of Alexandra.
Va. on TUESDAY. July 9th st o'clccx y.
%. A TKACF OF LAND lying il Alexsndr.
county, Va, containing one acre, mo.s or less
s S, as oefctloed in said deed. situated OF the
Georgetown and Fairfax turnpik. and b1uqdat
on the ives: BY thu land of Koos,t C.u;:, d.Gd
on the north By the lsud ct Allen Ps.rce de-.
ceased, on the cas-. by III, land cf Wm q
TeHcn dees.sed; together With Ii, FkaME
thereon.
Terms OF Sale: Four tulirod i ll.rs cash
nem.lnder OF terms. &, stated e.'lnss sale
Jt2l.2l 3)SjSt@ ULIVEH COX TrIsta,
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Georgetown alumni.

Tue b S; a1tul meeting OF tie Society Of The
AluIpi Of Cor ,eto 80 Co;ltg,. 1t, tf,er the
c,m nc; c:m n * rc:,ts yfs:erdsy, WIS very
suc1 s ,lu
The trssr;z d!ou WIS tffecsed in May,lSSO. by
ssl>c,ed !iesstes IRON .aci desad, 10 The his
toiy OF tho c)l!ese. sud c)Ls iui was
adopted, uoder Which tie following offi,srs
were %Eo.et: W. ". Coicrso. rr.sideai;
tlop. Ffaecls kernao, firss vce president; r.
T. tl.rr ck, SECOND yics pre,i,eu!; John I,
tlauna, secretary; Rsv. =. Il. He, ~, 8. }.
trcasurrr Ex cl'ivs oon miuee-Rev. P. T.
tl:siy, s. j., &C oBic,o, L. 2. B. Saads, e
Ernest Hamilton. s. Chapman Neale, AID
G:o:Ga l.. Masruder NJ. d. Al abou, noon
he Vcatrab!c president. Mt. Corcor 20. raped
h, E!notlrg 10 order and then o,pd to ,be
| c1ait Hen. r. i. Me1ricS. Who presided
&C iVely dutlrg the ramaicdcr OF The pro.
| oeeclors Oar n!nsy were PRESENT en-
trlciIG gcntlsmea eminent il every r. nix OF
llto mi from v,ritu, PETS OF the Uoion.
The * 'cu'!y4 commiuee were atout to PROPOSE
candidates tov the ensuing tiepuial term of
ctfce. when Tho reverend president Of tho
university res, SUD urged that the matter be
taken out Of their hsuts by c1n,iouiog them.
SEW Ia othc,. speaking CT the excellent work
they had due 10 the inception of tho society.
Ibis motion was unanimously carried. Josice
Wal:er s. Cox, who Is graduate OF number
0! years age, was tbcn unanimously elected
trutr Tor tao n Y: annual meeting, and poet
belcg recommended by the x,cu'vo o:m nit.
tee. James Hoban. esq of Tue Distrc, was
closcu special c9m mittee Vas appointed
oy the CHAIR 10 take 10 hand tho completion
OF toe Interior OF tho commencement bal and
the liquidation of the dcbs incurred on The new
bulldog. o. invitation of Father IlaaIy, the
s:eiety hen c:i u.ued to proceed 10 the relic.
tory. where large company, to The rumbar of
i6S sat dowa 10 ca cIegsn! ,ll,top. Over
Sky 20" mombtrI s'gnei tho roll The
c)wpi sli2n of full biogrsphicil rc)rdl Of the
A'uGui Hlll soon be hegu, subscription of
S2,OGO to#ard the otj c;s Of the Up ,cial Gun
Dlttec above noted. was announced i'm mediate.
u sitter II had been appouleds
MEETING OF MAHoNITEs.-Abou. thirty
republcats from ya!icu, paris of this State
who brc in favo: ct tho Mabcro ticket met at
the Arlington Hotel Washington. yesterday,
Tor he purpose OF hseiug sn interchange of
oploions rfgaraioE the coming tu5srnatorial
eleo'lon, Tross present each submitted n
statement to tho meeIiog 10 reference to tho
pos'llon OF their republican constituents on The
question of putting ticket of their owa in The
hald 10 opnosltion to both tho readjusters aud
iunder'. The meeting resolved 10 prevent, if
possible, the nomination of straizhiout ,oiet
BY tho republican convention. ard pledged
themselves to further the c,uso Of the readlus.
ter mo7emeot. S. p. Bailey. late defeated
candidate for Congress from The Eighth district:
Mr.: Brady, CT Petersburg; aud Msj)r Nichols
OF h'u1oua, wers among the prominon. persons
present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-24
ITEiFS or THE DAY

Tho Gfo at Tombstone. rzoaa. is sail te
have Crglo!ted from the fu mss Of tarr,l Il
wbiskef.
l.. is sad shat the Cyte Sgodieus propose
to mako another FIT to gaia c)n.r1l of The
Augusta aod knox0lc railroad.
Mr.. J ohn y. k9srioo., one ofihc bcs! koos-
cii:z,os Of B.lk, ly u'ty. w. Vs., died San,
day les: OF cjngts lon II the heart.
The Pennsylvania R:s;l!oad C3mpay c,u
tewulotrs laying fur trucks upon It's NcH
York di1isiou hcrW:eo PHILADELPHIA ana jersey
City.
Catr:us L. James, coo CT pos.mas.er Geesr.
JAMES, and a. r.. Cotkiing, nephsw ct cg-
Senator Coz King. Hero appointed u. s. Is is
tau: district attorocrs by District Attorney
Wccd!ord, OF Men York, yesterday.
Tie President was accorded reception b.
The PeUnsylvaais editors at tho Oceaa Hotel
L>uS Branch, YES crday. B,ioya attending
tho reception be y"1lcWcd thu S,vtGth kcgi
meut Veterans.
John ki3singCr. c1nViolcd ia TITO ctinios
cours OF Baltimore Of 90 outrageous assault on
a sir under t"a years OF ego, was yesterday
sentetc d by Judg, PlrkEey 10 twelgc years il
the pententiary.
lu Washington ycs;eldsg tho o:unacl fol
Thomss j. Brady urged that tho charge:
against thei! ellen: DO formulated and laid
before tho court q. OIc3, TIE court promi5-
cd thu. tho C .Se Should c1ne Up formally il
Septcub.r.
Tho Mary. ni D3uccra!c S.s;o Con7cnio1
Dot ytstrr!uY IN Baltimore Grd nominated
Ties. }. kes;iny FIR comptroller. The 0. L.
u. delegates from Balimore city worc refused
adri!5-on. 81 WSro also the Bauuon d.lt g.:es
from Aons Arundel oouuiu. Mr. Kealirg RS
c''scd TO Votes cut ct III present.
o, Tuesday night Ester Hsirstop, reir,,
nod L'cdjay. o go boy gcEc taken from tie
jail OF Silks county, North Carolina. sud
harged By yUche;s. They were prisoner:
auaitli < trial for assault upon Two white girls
Ooe Of the sirs, aged eight ysays disd lat
week troG ths t tf,c:s of tho irju;iss rec !vad
which vas tic exciting Gus, Of the ljpohpg.
TIE report of The Uaited States tcil iospeu-
t3rs Of steam vessels at Norfolk upor The ao.
ciden; TO ,to wrcekirg steamer 3. L. j. Baker
states hat tie AGO dent was o c>llsrs, Of The
pert hl,. caused By over pressure. The evil
dec, Of cre Of the detkhsuds shows that TIC
engineer 90 Ws'ch was asleep in bis brsh ct tie
time q the sc,idant TIE condition If the
hclitr Shoes that 81 th, doors wero clcssd
There were h'ee men killed ty thu sccde 1t.
Tho vessel vas Ilitg ct anchor.
Before tho a b,py iavcs:isa.ion committee.
yesterday. Mr. Jsues rl!!ir 6 asss. en- egsnt II
III, NV York Gcu'ra! rEilrosi, testified that
the 0oOey which b, received on $50. 900
check was tax 70 b. him to Buf.l3 ard there
deposited rtc purpose cf til, testimony was
to refue hs charg, that Tic money hal bseo
used 10 brbitg members CT the Legislature.
updsr witch be had eff red to s:cu:e Sen,
tor S:rstau'J APP ,intmsot IS United States
martial.
Mrs.. Matilda Ssmnes, who di;d rsc,stlg OF
Warrouton. Va, (rnm tho eff:c's of 40 5c,iieps,
was III, widow Of Raphael S,mmes, 40 uncle to
the Confederate admiral CT the sHms name
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Mrs.. Matilda Ssmnes, who di; d rsc,stIg OF
WarroutOn. Va. (rAm tho eff:c's of 40 5c,iiept,
was III , widow Of Raphael S.mmes, 40 uncle to
the CopfedcrRte admiral CT the sHms name
Mrs. Ssmmes Was 81 years old, aud Vas cor-
necttd With m'oy of tho oides. families tf
MarylsDd Sod Vrginis. htr acc, s.oIs hasiag
settled in The latter Sts;a uni.r tba Lords Pal
timors. llr father YES Captain Thomas Joa
kics Wha followed the sea at the time Of the
R,voiu;iousrl war; a5d who was captured as
a mercasomna by the British f-roes sod c,n.
Il led on board The prison ship at New York.
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JOHN A. .KAssoN of Iowa, passed through
Harrisburg recently on his way to his west
ern home. He said to representative Of
the Telegraph Of that city, speaking Of Vice
President Arthur: II SEW him In New
York several days ago. He is very much
distressed, and shows in his face his great
grief at the national calamity. Vice Presi-
dent Arthur has excellent good sense, great
patience, and not large knowledge of state
affairs, but this will come in time because
Of his intelligence. He is one of the kindesi
hearted men in the world. I expressed
sympathy with his position, when he said:
'Mr. Kasson, in the last two months have
passed through the valley of the shadow Of
death I believe no man will ever come to
power more unwillingly than Vice Presi-
dent Arthur"