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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
COMMUNICATED.
The Telephone.

I! is some comfort to know that Wa have con
servative msmbsr3 Of Council. What would
become Of the old town if wo did not have these
conservative monbsra? Some Of tLs FIST
members of that body, like Jack in thu boz"
jump up, and, with the stereotype motion. "Mr.
Preti lent. move the prayer OF tho petitioners
be granted" do so without due ref seton, and
do not represent the people in so doing. feel
called upon to make thes3 soromal5us obdervA-
tions after reading the proceedings OF ths last
meeting Of the Council II the poopla OF this
town wish their ttreets disdgured aud obstruc.ed
by unsiRhtly poles. We have enough up now
no matter il they are painted with chap paint,
perhaps they may call halt after reading tbs
following extract from a New York paper
They may see how the Thing" works there:
"A good deal of dissatisfaction with the tells
phone is Expressed in business circlce owing TO
the timo consumed in calling second party up.
and lawsuits aro arising from indistaction Of
transmission or rer Hated contracts not record.
cd in torms The telegraph is again being taken
up in preference to the telephone Z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Tue German brig d.. L,skor. cleared At
RchmoDd on Saturday for Brszil with $500
barrels Of h,ut valued at ST sos.
Mr.. David PAIR, ono OF the oldest ADD most
respected cilizsns ard business men of Rioh-
moud. died 10 that city Saturday aged seventy
seven years.
Tho chief ofi,ers Of tho Cumberland Valley
Railroad have houn spending several days If
late Inspecting thu contemplated route for tho
extoCsien Of the Marlinsbutg aod Potomac
Railroad to Winchester.
Judge WclCord of Richmond. 90 Saturday.
refused to 6i!s,ve tho Injunction granted by
Judge French to the citV of Richmond opioin.
ing tho Richmood AID Allegheny Railroad
Comosny from tui ming the water into the oan,l
at Boshcr's dam,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
The Virginia Midland Railway

The recent negotiations for tho purchase of
the stock held by the Baltimore and Ohio Com.
psny in the Virginia Midland Railway wcro
conducted by Hon. John s. Barbour will Pres.
ident Garrett at Deer Park. 1t is understot d
that Mr.. Bar bour will continue to bs the Presi-
dent OF the Virginia Midland system rs we'll as
the PRECEDENT of the i'm 2ortsut new lire TO be con.
ttructed from Danville through North Osrolins,
looking to direct connection with and beyond
Aupusta
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, sEpr. 6, 1881
ARHIYIn.

S't1 rises..".."... 80 Sun set,........... 8 %
ARRIVED.
Stump K q Knight, New York. 10 FA Reed.
Str Ana Eliza. Philadelphia to f a Read.
Str Geo Leary, Norfolk. to Hooe.
Str Lady OF the Lake, Norfolk. to r a Reed.
Str Sue. Baltimore. to j Broders 3 90.
Str Mattano. lower Potc. to Broders l. 10.
Str T V Arrowamith. lowor Potomac, to 70.
tomac Ferry Company.
schr Healey, havre DO Grace, 10 tt Ne.
hsfsy u 20.
Schr Ions, Philadelphia to VIM A Smoot
Schr zen. Torbet, Baltimore. to w A Smuot
echr ID Duncan, Baltimore, 10 Beckh, m
& 60. ~ III
schr Maggie. Washington. to Csc Y Worth.
ington u Son.
S!r Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk. By f A Resc.
Str Sun, Baltimore. by Bro ers & 20.
Str Mattsno. lower Pot'c. by Btode1s & Co.
Str L V Arrowsmith. lower Potomac, by Po-
tomsc Ferry Company.
PASSED UP.
sehr George Aery, to George!oRn.
PASSED DOWN.
Schr Belle Halliday. from GEORGETOWN.
HIaoRAaDA.
Hchrs Willism n Wilson and Geo v Jordan.
itom hichmood. and kmms Aery, w II Kia-
Z,ll and Ameti:An Team. from Georgetown, at
New York 81.
schr Eagle Rock cleared st Boston for ibis
port2i
Schr W L Bradley, from Georgetown, at
Bangor lst.
Schr Rodney Parker. from Boston for George.
town, at New Haven EO.h.
Schr N johnson, from this port, ct Nor.
folk "a.
:, scht Aanitou, from Gsors clown. at New
York 9TH.
:, schr Zulelts from Richmond, for Albany, at
New York 4.h
sehr Silver Heels, from Red Beach, Ma, for
Georgetown passed through hall GATE 4th.
Schr Spartan, from Georgetown. at Boetu n 4th,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
Mothers! Mothers ~ Mothers,,,

Arc you disturbed at night and broken OF your
rsst by sick child suffering ami crying with
the eIcrucia!ina pain of cutting teeth II 80,
goat once and get bottle Of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTAl Nj SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediAtely-dapeud upon it
there i'd no mistake about it. There ia not
mother on Garth who has over used it who will
not tell you at onco that it will regulate The bow.
OILS, and give rest to Tho mother, and rolief and
health 10 the child, operating like magic. II is
perfectly safe 10 use in all csses and pleasant a.
tho tsste, and ID tho prescription OF ono of the
oldest and best female physicians and nursts 10
tho United States. Sold every whero Is cants
q boIlie. mill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
Ia II Possible.

That a remedy made of such common, simple
plants IS Hops, Buetu. Mandrake, DAudeion,
&c, mako 80 many and such marvellous and
wonderful cures as Hop Bitters do? ltmustbe,
for when old and young. rich and poor, Pastor
aHd Doctor, Lawyer and Editor, all testify to
having been cured by than, va must believe
AMI doubt no tonger.-Post
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Drowned.

BALTIMORE, Sept, 5.-Dr. ID. Il. Lloyd
Howard. quarantine pby.ioan, and 10 charg,
OF the quarantine hospital at this port for The
PEST SIX years, was accidentally drowned in The
barber at commercial wharf this morning.
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Ont his ThrnOt

MlDDLEToWN, N. Y. Sspt. 5.-F. T..
DfGke, OF Bloomlosburg, Sullivan county, yes
to-day out his throat With a rsz,r, ard cannot
survive. lilo bad been 10 an ipsane asylum,
and was discharged cured, but had relapse,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
Dynamite In Frauca

PARIS. Sept "A dastardly attemp, TO blow
mp six families ut Lille with dynamite has lust
been discovered. In three casea Tho attem of
partly succeeded The police have now discnv.
cred Tho real namo OF the villain who Ssturds ~
attempted TO blow up six families at Lille will
explosive bombs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
We present tho following state ment from tho

We present tho following state ment from the
we'll known firm of Mesals. L.lIy l. Russell,
Boiler Mnnufaourers. Cor First ana q. s:ret t.,
Boston: We can safely testify that be have
never used linnmeut among DOR men that
equals tho great German remedy, 81. jacobs
Oh. 1t has cured several OF them of sayere
bruises a5d burus, aud it has also efFsott d q
marvellous cure of rheumatism 10 The case of
friend of ours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05

The publishers OF Rev. Dr.. kobinson,s go mir.
hnsi Songs Tor The Sunday School" The Gem
tury Co., New YorE, have issued a little book
containing only the hymns of that work and
selling Thorn for one half the money. The nav
EDITION is preitily bound in fl sIible red cloth.
Nd costs but - cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05

Nicollet c,unty, Mino.. Was visited by ter
able hail storm " erdsy evening. AaiIstopes
of uoususl siz, fell. bestioR the c1rn and grass
ioto the around. The orm extended over 40
area four miles long By two mil. wide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
ath Of Archibald Billing

LoND2N, Sept. 6.--The death Is announced O
INC eminent physician and medical writer Arch
chibsld Billing, in his 9Osh wear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05

About 2! o'clock Saturday afternoon ih9 cfiics
Of a. l.. Barber, in Washington. was robbed of
o package Of Sl,45) by sneak thieves. One of
Lhs clerks jus: after TWO o'clock cana in from
The bank with the ps cksge of money which was
afterwards s!o!en. He laid The package down
TO sltend u vol dris:ed man who csme in to
purch asa somo buildings Almost Immediately
another man came in on Tho same errand and en-.
gagged The ether clerk until : we'll known Gus.
toner entered, when they left. and 10 ehort time
the package was missed. Infor matiJn was 81 once
sent TO ihs detectives, who are busy seeking
clues Of Tho thieves
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05

The DRoUGHr AND THE CRops .-Eso,pt
10 the country between Wy neville aud Bristol
and small spots here and there throuahou. the
State, The drought has been universal 10 Vir.
elnla. Corn add tobacco on the low grounds
are reasonably good; on the highlands the corn
10 failure, aid much of it is beirg cut down
tor fodder. The tobacco cannot make over half
crop, and that of very poor quality. The
yellow. tobacco country.-Rtchn,ona Dispatch
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$4,000 Gallons of Wine Destrovct

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, September 5.-The
building of tho Nlontlo Ito Wine Company was
destroyed by fire to day. $4,000 gallons OF
VINO w'ra lost With the bulldog. LGss $26 600;
lohurstcs SIG 900. The lite was accidental
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05

Philosophers say that affairs should always
be conducted with view to tho greatest good
of tho greatest number. DE-. Bulls Cough
Syrup has demon trated itself to be of the great.
cat good 70 the greatest number Of snffsrers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05

The grain men OF BalimcrJ have decided TO
contest the leg Atty of The proposed notics of
advance 10 storage rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05

FlrRlnans arc tho same sort of peopl5 whcr-
ever they ara found. at home or abroad. 10 one
county of their State or 10 another What is
true OF them therefore 10 Alexandria is tIuo of
those 10 DaDve, and what is truo OF thts, 10
Fairfax is equally true 80 respects tbos, 10 SCOTT
or OF any other county 10 the Stats. This be-
log salt evident propo,i ion. IN, ''Bourbobs"
IN ons part Of the State ara the samo sort of
people Is tie "Bourbons' 10 aIy and every
other part. Now. wac are the bourbon" 10
Alexandra Tho aoiva business men, who
give empl, ynent to labar. or those who do
nothing themsovis and hava rotti & for others
TO d. L't an uud cded but impartial voter
look around him. aad hi indeci.on will vanish
as fox b,foro tho sun. Add yet the Mahonitcs
say the democrats are the "Bourbo1s"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
Tie AriZOnu Massacre.

Tie massacre Of G:n;ral Carr and two e,ln .
p'nlts OF 80 dHs by tho Apschea 10 Arizona, as
mon ionoi in Saturday. Gszottr, il hardly !tss
tragic than the ST. shtrr OF Custer command.
Inc accounts received arn somewhat confused,
oven tho Official report of General Mcdowell
being baH;d "on rumors moro or less authentic"
1t appsars, howovor. to havo bean a turpliIo TO
tho troops. and il is not improbable that the
'1rinndly' ltdians employed rs solu's and
guides Participated 10 Tho massacre.
General Car was staIiOnnd at Fort Apache
With two ormpsoies OF tho SIKH United States
cavalry. On Wednesday last it seems Lieu,en.
ant Ciulo w0s ordered to arfr st ono OF the n,tdi
o;na mon of tho White Mountain Anaehes.
The offender resisted AID shot UIus,. Then
the company which CGuso commanded shot and
killed tue modioiue man 10 Immediate rotali-
alton tho ladials. led by some of the Indiau
sc )uiE, or, reported TO have literally massacfcd
tho cniro white eAtris,n. itc'ulng suVsu
officers aud upSard OF stv1nty rnnn. 1t is also
| stated that Fort Apache. whore Mrs. Carr aud
oIhor ladies' had quarters, WAS subs qucnt!y
captured by the ludians. This report, however,
IL not oohfltmr d, though what WAS to prevent
tho capture of thu fcri ia not stalled, il tho
soldiers W, RI all killed.
Secretary Llnn"ln yaRte,dsy GVaLi3g reoaiv, d
a dispatch from Con. Mcdowell at San Ffan.
| CISCO 10 which he reports the r.c,ipt OF later
| adVioas from Camp Thomas o,rrobnrsliog the
reported m issacre Of most Ct Gen. Uart's c1m :
maid. Gan. MsDoweI'd dispatch states that
an lodian who Witnessed tho fight came into
Camp Tlcmas and reported that all Of Gen.
Cars command w,rs killed but few men
Eho we're trying to mako their way back 10
Fer; Apache.
A dispatch dat' d Tuo3on. Sep. 4, says thore
arc fresh arrivals OF lodian iuoners, tu: DO
message lrom Maj r CoohraGo or tho troops
sGot to reli=vs him has been received. 10 the
attack Oh tho post the loci, wcra rcckIessy
brava aud defiant. ono. of them ridirg Gen.
Carr horse toto The parade. gtouod, wheeling
aud frioY as h, passed our. IL report c)mes
10 that in tire sttstk on the post lieutenant
aud SVEN mao weVe killed Ii tkil is rue,
1t was probably lieut. Gordon, of The s;xth
cavalry
F3.t Apache. near WHARF tho m&ssacre GO
CURED. is 2O miles from Tusoop, Ariz9aa, by
wsgou road. The country is mountainous and
full OF c:ny3na suitstle Tor ambush acd sur
pisa. Tho mCuatGius are covered %lh poe
and other bar, erd streams o! running water
abuuad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

Fifteen persons vera wounded in rol Of
Limerick yesterday.
The appointment Of 80 now life t3onasors hs:
pivon tho Spanish ministry enlire control It tine
CorteP.
meeting will tako plaza betwenn thu Km-
psror William and the Car during thu U0rmsn
military maLm lVres st kunitz.
The vessels sent out from Cape Town to look
t1r survivors Of the wr0Ck OF The Tcu!un hav6 re-
turned after a frnitlcas search.
Tho French forces which havs advanced in.
land from Tunls are sorely pressed by tho rsba,
and General Corraard has baen com pei cd to ia
treat Large Ieinforcements sre being surt from
France
For the second I IN, since tho pssszga OF the
and bill conservatives have boon elected over
liberals to fill vacancies in tho British House ot
Commons. Sir George Elliott, conservative,
has been elected from North Durham to tho sent
made vac, ant by the death Of Mr.. Jolcey, liberal.
His msior,ty over the liberal candidate wss 5G3
A DISAPPOINTED BRIDEGROOM "A liti .
orouS affair occurred 10 Harris c .uaty. Gs., Ib.
emily. A cIlored man procured iic,Isa 10
marry, atl paid therefor 81 so. lilo also Pc,
cured the se:vcas OF oocr,d mioiser al 50 80.
The ceremony was duly performed, and while
the happy couple were rcceiviog cou, r.lus,ious
Of friends former lover of the girl poed up.
dtoT sngtrous ookiog p stoI, told tho Girl
she had promised TO marry him, and hat she
mus: c)mo right to bis home. Fea'ilS that
she might be killed should she dec Joe to obey,
the puzzled bid, responded to the demand.
leaving the unhappy groom minus 81 and a
brand new wife.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
For sale. by K. 8. Leadbshter &;Bro.

WINE OF CARDUl" for Ladies only.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOB GOVERNOR
JOHN w. DANIEL, OF LYNOHBURU.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES BARBOUR, OF OULPkPRR.
FIR ATTORNEY GENERAI,
p. w. MCKINNEY, OF FARMVILLR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05

BASS & Coz ALE aid DoUBLIN STOUT inst
rccsived at MCBURNEY's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05

AT Inc second ballot taken in France yesterday
twenty republicans ana one conservative were
elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
SWINE OF CARDUI" four times DIV

makes happy household.
For sale by 4. :. Lesdbeater & Bro
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Sun rtses........... s 80 Sun sets........ 6 %
, 1881-07-02

fer coae!,cs aid driven M. The EumnI!tcc
hailed n rab atnt foliowe,l IN pursuit., 1T tr-
unartGrr,l. THEY wpra taken To Il iuInriltNg
intlsr. wlscrr attcr tiren Or four lsthlrs Ind
elapsed. they were met by r committee nf tho
gs'ftl.lMutera, WIN Ititlncctl them to nccnt,l-
p.any thent to their roolns ,fl,c gol,.l'rnter;'
Einnfa, anil they teter,itnnl not To enttr. .tl!d
srryft1 s,f llastings Il Cu. although they Ind
entered !ilto ii toiltagt laate ln London. l!y
which they were 10 receive Sat, I'er Wcck.
nn, unier tho elIArEi. Of II c,,M,1lit let: 0f tho
gold. .WatefN, were rscOrtal In thu llemIt. 'Gie
M!t0le party departed 0il tho u Orlork train.
Those WHO desire to rrttlrn to t.olitthn VIII
IlAvc, their lmssa0e rntd, and work will be
lir0Cnrct for TIC Others.. -,
, 1881-07-02


KANSAS CRY. Mo-, July lat nil; early
hour this morning Il general ind preurratiged
.btrlko Of tho yartlMen employed by nlNc Ut
tic teu railroads running tit0 this city took
pacr., Tho men fur soula 'lme have hcel,
complaining about wages, and u, Tho 2;'l ut
June held secret meeting fur tile purpose
Ut discussing 'tllts subject. AMI fina1ly drew
ltp a petition, which wis presented to TIC
Division 'SupertntclI.lents III churgo Ut the
y,Irtly ,leru, Which petition was rs fOllows:tr
:"K.sxsAs Q1ry, June @a-1'a l4e T1f4t- -lnttsttts
aud GelleTst SmlxrfNcndthta Of if1t!i1ktts utcf-
a!eA r. kan*aa Gsg; a. 3 'nsGtI'3 ~ aG!a ; ~ k"M
stgHaA swjteiinl9l. of sallraada u1,nratct a. tho
nh0vu.tt,ll1lea place. hurahy mako tho following
TIlat % luren,ai M 1t ersws say 10 advanced 10 s.6o
nor lay, and helposs: g ~: l,er day. lnstea! u
hs Rrsset rst1s r Re II W. ,,I s ;hs 70
Impression of strike, but merely a request fur
IL tho a oiio!sls aaS a.t Ishs; second Moat.ax
i, 'o'eitck: i . crowd Ut strikers Hisltcd
1s nv ,','i ar9,s wr .t He1 Y Work. a ~ s ara
sumo trouble enat.ct, lat It a1nor!tosl to moth.
lnF. ,s Il lnrUe sluAl of pultcu hads heen 6uut
% tha Itos ts ,ot % va rea Is siarsdsi Murphy tos
!Arxo eruWl u s.rikers In thu iaannlcal = y.
Jnaeph yartl. Tho Ineu then separated, but for
na !, ,nu ,ears could he switched IN, M,,ty
snta a tho e,!y A. nrsssos to n'en afe pa!l
ss! es Ill., Ta :soa.s ~ eek o1aala W.!
hcpgrs, Thuro was ~ strlk9 Ut llo Ilannl1al :
VII Wit ths a;o thsx sss!ss @ Sst Ths ensaa Ma
Al, s;w wa s s &sS tsgs sag sa S @ 4e59 n9sS.
Uuio!aia state thas they will not ulnptoy Hny Ut
;lho sIrlku.s. aid tllat thoy are atlo tt prntcet
, 1881-07-02
The Roscoe Conlslfng Act Done
by u Defiant Bull Near
Bellevue, Ia. ~'".:
Five Cars Smashed and Several
Animals Kilted-The En-
gineer Hurt.
0sher Accidents Of More or Less Uonse-
quenco in Different Parts Of 49,;
the Country.
ROSCOE coSK1EG eD.

spteta. D.pateh To The Chicago Tribune.
Dunt:QrE. H., July ia reg,llar BiI,asl,-
ni' occurred on tho Dubuque Division Ut tfie
Chicago, Milwaukee, Il st. l,au1 l.oad ,iu-tlay
Il few tnllus below Hnltcylt. C0tip's circus
lrnin was OIL tic way tU Clinton, wi,et, ilear
Ibis place, large bull rushed out, f,lrea tic
Engine. arld threw tic engine ajld tyu cats
from the truck. Tho cars contained clc-
ilinnts, horses, cnnlcs, nd some Ut tho inel,,
Strange to shy, tic iyG cars were smashed
I" spltmters. but the elephants I'LL escaped
unfh1ured. One caIne1 ainl two trick
ponies were killed and II humber Of others
Injured. Mr.. l'eittc9rlst, tho engineer,
stuod boldly to his 'lity, alld was found ,sr-
der tho wrtck slightly Injured. This fireman
mid col,sll,ctnr s1yetl themselves by jumping
fr,un the Train. The accident c0lltl not lllrt
he,,l, avoided, n tho traIn was going down
esst,ie. 91ul NJ the show ours were not Stlp-
t!ietl Will brakes tue engineer WIS l!elpe$s.
Mr.. Coup places llts l0ss at $1,000. Tlle
wreck WIS removed lit several ,Hnrs. Thy
circus was unable to slow III Clinton this
10 ths lslsttrn A3Ioeidt<d pftss.
J)tnrQEE, ln,. .tuly 1.-At5 o'clock this
ltl0rtlhg thy seeoiid divlstDi. Ut C1ups circus
train: wicl, left here ut - II. n. en- route
ton's Grove, three miles south of Yal!eync.
blllwnutce Il St lhull Itallroad. Tile eligine
anu tlye ears were tEerated by 4 leti,lllt bull
wtiicl! stood ~ the. track as tho traIn nl,-
prtMellcd' Thu four cars were bally
taggugu was smashed Into smitiereclls.
Une cNlllot was killed outright. niat u.1e 1T
tile trick pollics. Several III tic trick md
raco Horses were Injured. the stllt-wa1icr
having ONO lcg broken. Tie engineer rs
capped Will! severul severe bruises. Nm
human lives wore lost. The wreck delayed
tho trnirl.snrnyertfM, MI afternoon perfOri-
a,!ca a,M detnnlng the Incoming
lltsHet here ut SIT until 9
, 1881-07-02
'''
DOM1NION-DAY,

The Celebration oi the Fifteenth Ami.
rcrsary Of Canadian t:anfcticrut1nti ut
Ixt,,g.ion-Sport. Of Various Kinds,
sme'si , nts'atta S, !" ~, u. 1se.se, 1.,,,u,,
u,..',.''s:. y.,.. ,:,..s':.s', .',.'' ,,,,
NN"stns' tn 'u'y 'l;-Ih'nssl"l, = WY eh itto
t"'.saH Fla1s iloatct iro,t' every stun. willie
tiruinx ami o1,,,.n..,7,noo .,n,,rn,l :, t"o,n,r,,
..,.,.',, i..'s "," ,.o'tsesaness pateu !se'','e
hrallo,i Of Lie ,lftccni11 uullfyrrsarv pf tin
f,nmf,inratin, rt,, ,',o,,t'.. t.,.",,t ~ IT,.
ay , was tho reeapon I ue ef ,e sw"a ess1 J riru u
],ripu,lr. 'Ih. Summer /. " f,nt,,i ";,tnrcd
Inn hari,or n,,l in,m,r,i il. hnmna cnrH1, NJ
a.s Tnav ,:.,;c fo,:n,, Il, ,,ard H., IT, ~ 49,. 49,
ircnic't mud cscorct! 10 their headquarters,
tic Clty 1lote, and handsomely entertained
during tho day. ,I]urc wcrc forty.,]yo
Incl, md u'leers frnu, Oswcco, At noo,, :,
city llolel. spccrlles Of must Interesting
character were n!a,'e md complimentary ex-
representatives ,r; Of tlle two countries.
Tic 4necn AMI the Ffcsilent were
eacll tUastctl III turn anti.ist tile
greatest enthusiasm. rollowlug dinner was
Gisn, anti It 'wns a % tiost cfctiItnGlc ntrnr.
Tie uftUr,,ott, aid evening w;ts spe1lt In tx-
tending tllu colrlpstes 0f lie cIty to te VII.
tttt,g Gentlemen. At. 1855 n, ILL.,, II Lat
III tllc Market I;1ttury III froiit Of tic Clty-
jinii. nnf ynrr tf,c rec}njents at cncntti,lI,ia
YOr ti1u way In WlitcIi tie, Wrnt throuK, the
VARIOUS lnarle,lyres.: 4 :Isoynl' salute WIS
N Uswcso il cilizeil Cofi,s laiufe.l a,u! arals r
Viii, tl1elr Mrrls IT, .t!icir ,licaiju;1,,rtsry.
tmublc il, securiM9 tho iantnr Of tl,e ntins,
1Itu}.fnr ~ tEnul,juttt,r ,rt jtuI r,Irni,.,ti
, 1881-07-02
FOREIGN.
France and tlis Boy Both Dc.
ifilssd BY The Native
=. .Tunibiuns. i.
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.Av<.,.l.~ ''s ',A.,s a.
Europeans En- in SGax III. Pcril Of
!, J. :: Theif: Lives -1'roops Hur-
+ f., rying Forward.
r. - ,>:..: =. - ,i---. ::
qhie iii i, Trial ii Of Mtdhat. Pashe Attract
:. iingI /; 7 the Notice y Of f'the HOUSE
!. ;>,:..>.: ! Of Commons, ..
I'll, Lords haki55y >Siry fa,es eyer tls
Ril5fIn D6$s They llust j
+. 49, Swallow.
faiiein liz ;'libera1 :Aristocri;a'.s Greatly
Worked UP Over the Land e.
# : E: o. Bill. >
d; VI: ~. - :. =
Arg;yyll, :Ex.Mem'bter Of. Gladstone's
Nn1,4~~A ~. - NEn,+ n$aao ftaAof1
airIg;,ylll,, ~.Ex.M,embier Ei ii, Of. aladatone's
Cabinet, the Most Dissatisfied
- i of the Lot.
Tho Condition af The Empress of Ger.
~: hlhny Regarded as Worry '".
; r r s: -, Serious.
DEATH Of Henri sainto olairs De Ville,
=, d French aenator and Member
y =, s, Of the Academy,
TIINIa.

LONDON, July LA dispatch, from T'niss
snya:. Arnbs at Sfax' llrcd ON 4 French
steamer. conveying TnnIsEnn troops thi.her,
to- prevent the troops from 1a'satnE. It Is
stated TINT the French Vtce-cd'sul was
;Great Excitement prevails nj Melledla, tho
!nliab1tahts fearing nm attack from ARABS,
:: =, FItESCIl T1soO!s.
TuN1s, J0ly1.--lt Ii stntet TINT tho French
corps ,tow stationed ut Nurttbn will march
through Tun{s and embark nt uolctta oil II
Freiicll, iro,l.tlatl for Sfax, tn support tho
Tunlstan troops III establishing order.
The Frel,cn. Consul Mt Sfax Ind Ills arm
brokel1 bya blow inflicted with Il stick. Tlso
Europeans tllero hayo taken refuge oil board
Of thofships III liort. .,..
!: sE.tN.,,
: LONDON, July IA dispatch FROM 1'nn1s
says; ':;'rhe flisnrrectton at Sfax Is becomtng
fSrnlltlable. There Ii srent aIarnl all along
tie coust.': '.,;....>....., '~,.
'P1iIs11s. Jnty 1.-sfax is reported in the
hands Of the insurgents. Two thousand
French troops have been ortlored tii6ro. Tho
attitude Of the Insurgents Of Algeria Is
threatening. s.: :r-~ -"