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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-02-25
Gloomy Thoughts.

Dull, depressing, ,lingy days produce
reflections and gloomy
thoughts and small wonder when we
remember that the mind il not only
motive but receptive organ, and that
all the impressions it receives from with
out reach it through the media of senses
which are directly dependent on the con-
ditions of light and atmosphere for their
action, and therefore Immediately infu-
enced by the surrounding conditions. 1t
is common-sense inference that, il the
from without reach the
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-02-25

The Greenbackers of Michigan met in
State Convention at Lansing and nominated
John D Chapman, of Coldwater, for Justice Of
the Supreme Court An unsuccessful attempt
was made to remove Moses w. Field from tho
State Central Committee. A resolution
OF sympathy with the serfs Of Ireland was
passed.
The Greenback Congressman are said
to be figuring to organize the next House Of
Representatives. According to their calcula-
ton, the Republicans lack one Of majority,
and the Greenbackers propose to vote solidly
for their own candidate until the Democrats
Join them in order to defeat the Republicans.
The Rev. j. Hyatt Smith, who was
elected to Congress from one OF the Brooklyn
districts as an independent candidate, has
written to . Republican Congressman to say
that he will act with the Republicans in organ
izing the next House, aud ON political ques-
tions generally.
A Civil-Service Association has been
organized at Boston. Among the Vice Presi-
dents are Charles Francis Adams. Jr.. John M.
Forbes, George William Bond, Senator
Hoar, President Seelye of Amherst Col
lege, tho Rev. James Freeman Clarke,
Henry p. Kdder and Martin Brimmer
It will advocate that the work Of the Govern
ment be conducted on business principles :
that competent employees shall be retained in
Office during good behavior; that Office shall
not be used to reward political :" workers" and
the non-interference OF Congressman and Sem
ators in the matter of patronage.
Mr.. Elliot F. Sheppard has been
nominated for United States Attorney Of the
Southern district OF New York, in the place of
Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford.
The Republican members of Congress
held caucus to consider the Apportionment
bill, and it WAS developed that the majority
favored $40 as the number. A resolution was
offered that they insist on the adoption of
this number, but il was not pressed to a vote.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-02-25
POLITICAL POINTS.

The Philadelphia municipal election
has evidently resulted in victory Of several
thousand for the Citizens candidates, Samuel
@. King Democra) being chosen Mayor and
John Hunter (Republican) Receiver of Taxes.
Pittsburgh chose for Mayor Robert W..
Lyon, the only Democrat on the Citizens
ticket, by majority Of 1900, and elected the
Republican candidates for Comptroller and
Treasurer. In Allegheny City the Republican
nominees were triumphant.
, 1881-11-11
CENTS.

when {.SS7JElltcst Intention froln the De-
lartn{ s7 ,justire could imyc prevented
II. ua .pk's pathetic. sarcastlc cxhlana-
tEon III tGr ErI,lli,nl Court tnday ttoes not cx-
plain ur cxc.s9 tho 1ieginct Ut the Dupnrt-
mrnt Ut JnatiGe.
, 1881-11-11
WASHINGTON.
End Of MacVeagh's Con-
temptible Star-Route
Farce.
Judge Cox, Without Hesita-
ton, Throws the Case
Out OF Court.
Folly Of thu Argument tImt the
Crimes Charged Are Not
Infamous.
Col. Cook Follows Corkhill
with a. Long Personal
Statement.
Il General Failure to AC-
count for all Unluwyer-
like Bllllltl:r.
The Best the Lawyers Can Do Is
to Charge 1t to the
Assassin.
Lovers Of Justice, However, Fixing
the Finger Of Scorn on
MacVeagh.
Gcn. Grant lins {iot Cabinet Slate
Which Just Suits tile
President.
Extraordinary guccess Of Mr, Window
The Best the Lawyers Can Do Is
to Charge 1t to the
Assassin.
Lovers Of Justice, However, Fixing
the Finger Of Scorn on
MacVeagh.


MAC TEAGu'S WATERLOO.
4 aESE1A1. LIT MuwS 0f TIE rKosEcu.
TloS UF THE ALLEGED 1so!bE1e,.
Special D!spateh to The chataao Tflaunt.
WASHINGTON, j. t., Nov 1o.-rhe attempt
of the Government to try tho stnr-r0llte cnses
without tbs Intervention Of the grallu jury
by tho process Technically called MI "lnfur-
lnatlo,, " lli.s failed Stripped VI tcclnicali-
ties, the decision OF Judge Cox Is. III ssll}-
stance, this: Tile tif,l, article of tia amend
meu.s tn the Constitution OF tic United States
provides TINT ITO person sllall be held to ILL.,
swer for capital or otherwise infamous
crime unless OH H presentnlent or Indictment
by.l Era,stt jury, except in c1ses aristng In
tic land aud naynI forces. Thu olFe1isu
charged III the Information which tho Goy-
ern,ncnt sought to file Is, Ill tho opinion of
the Court,
PLAINLY INFAMOUS:
consequently It Il clearly III cbntrav4n' .0n OF
the Constitution of tic United States and Of
tlle laws Of the District OF Columbia to pro-
ceed hy information. Tho decision cues III
no respect to tllo merits Of, the otfelIses
charged. There can bu nu Inference drawn
from, the decision us to tho rullt Or Innocence
of the persUlis accused. TlIu fact TINT the
PERSONS charged with conspiracy to tlefraud
tile Government have lad ti1cLr bail dis
charged and ure themselves released proves
only that the lawyers for the Government
nlat!e IL mistake ut law; yet 1t is noticeable
tonight tint
THE sTAl,-nouTE PEOPLE
and their friends nru endeuvurtng to Inter
| pref the decision as meaning TINT the Gnv-
crntlent has no case against then, a1l1 that
the proceedings art at M end. They are 1t
nj, erd as to this particular case, III which
.tss nh ffFf1l1
, 1881-11-11

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Bloomington. charged Geh. lrl' Bloomfield
with accepting brlbe from lin While act
Ing IT'S n Trustee OF tho Soldiers llo'nt ut
Normal, III. Geli. i3loo'nste!tt WIS Indicted
, 1881-11-11

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day ,.rerjo,l., ut tic Presidents rc1,tgst le
| Ind conversation Il; the White 1Iuuse in IT.
g.tr, tn the star-routu e;,svs. After full ex-
pIunat,up. the ]rcsideu, expressed himself
| fu,ly suttstlul with what u,t bcpn lour, but
ursttj tl,:,t tic rasrs lu l,sl,sl III rabiul, NJ
m,.~t,lr, It thr,, llR,t h.rn lis d,mk'sl iu-
! trutiun III cumn1ete the necessary urt.pnra-
tEn,s nnl present the cAscs 10 the gs,t1ut Jury
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funs,.n.,c,,r,.. ha,1 been s,,st,pnttct. Awcr,;'s
iut.nse nuyicty fntlowct,. The nrpsr,,t Pres.
ilr,.t. Mr. Arthur. thu Acknowledgement.
the ,'ostmus.cr.t;cnernI in brief nil the Cub-
t,,,t 1,od 1.,t.,, ,,rpr,,,,,n uftl, urfuf and .I
, 1881-11-11
lsn'lrsl anil 'crcmitorIy refused to folnw
ttle business further. Why this abrupt aild
conlbtcte rlln.IKe pf policy?


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t,4,,ur presentation If tile case TINT ali
their work fills Il, tic gru,ni, NH, they n, ut
M.ul, uuuiu., Nnw. ir 81. burrow under
ground, we lind utothcr line ur argument.
il IL said illat Alucyragll hail convinced him
srls that, while lronf Ut uornt guilt EXISTED
| In abundance, legal ,ruof wus nt,sent. atul,
| III .eiu,.tt Of this, the prosecutions ttrEun
with stleI, Il furnish af tr,,snrts must full,
i,i,.t Especially was this likely wlle, the locat
influence uf sle cvlt.slocss was su stro!sE NJ to
,nakea trta! by Jury almost II fircc. ltwns nn
this very nrcnunt that thu fa,vernnieslt coli
ENs'1tltei Itself on tue facs t''at 1te ease
wt.'d b. tr!etl hriorc Judge Cox. Wiose tei''
utAt1on ~
A. u"oD WnhE AND An lf"SEsT NAN
Il high. 1utler Cnx'S tlrst NIT las been 10
throw ttlclr chse OIL Of court. IT Is s'lia
tiiHt. rAtller than risk tslls 1asinre ff"sn tle
legal weakness Ut tl'o case atl't the corrupt
Influences Which ciisafon the 1ary' tae ist.
to1ney-ticnefal threw away hlS "fIi's anu
fied. This Is SERIOUS cllafye' unt
1t II ihHtle by mitt'y. Ahusaef cal1s'''
involving still gseatcr t1ss'tluat1o1's'
Is advanced by somr. WHO WY
tl,at atacE E:ag 'nistrusts the sincerity VI tl'e
'iew Administration init prosecutions III tle
aceseu; that ise belieses Tie administration
While haEl'lR IL sho" ol zeh'' VIII set1ct'.
pratect ula defendants. 10 tll's IL call be
answered TINT
4 REALLY CHEAT MAN
would see III sncti conspiracy tle oppo1'
tu'!ity of ILLS HE, nlld ~onlds so lat 1'oal'
fcGsnE frh'n his pust, stretch ever! thea'ts
allu call apuh every resource 10 l1lit1'ash at'u
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hEGTs94 SALES.
&y Est. LII ;ss, auct;oneor.

~ 7,'>s - u M, SAuCliOHeGr.
Y2Y VEkTC g Of Gsc.oa of the Cornoretion
- lo9rt Of tho City CT s!a-a2Gria. Ve., Ier
dzrsc on ths 1;th esq of October 1851, in the
sEsaca.,$ csuae Of James + Crccs Gu vs. James
2 Wthsi'r. sdnl'r.. vi NJ, ths UNDERSIGNED. ss
Ipecl%i cotnnisaiorer wall Eraceod. on SAI'CE
pay, tho u dsy OF december, 1881. 81 twelve
a'ci6cS IN, to Sell ri Pablo auction, ii front OF
the d rhot building, on Ea:Ifa1 htrea:, in this
aslt cit2 Of Alexandra, tho following property,
OF whiaa tho late john 5 Webster died seized
a!t rus. e,sed. 10 wit:
1T. z i.0H OF GROUND On tho no5.b side
OF NGSn street. between Feirfsx and HoFa SITS
tfoHllag On luke ssresh Is feet, md running
ror:h 30 leot 10 q t0os R;ioy, improved BY q
E:.lCh Z; E::ii.Nr.
"a. & LlT OF 3K0UNH. improved by q
Fts:i IL q TSsE &hi l:tSI, on Tho south side of
Ni:kes strcn., fro. ting on ETiEes street "a fee,
hnu running south Isl feet 7 juches,
5uclect TO the light of John W. CsmpbelI to an
~ ~ tas: vide % fee. south OF W ilkes street,
scFcss a'lI pronerty, taere being 9 large frs me
staole OF esd IL feet .lcv.
icrns OF SAFE: UGe lli,d CASH, and The residue
IN TWO equal paymGnta At SIX end twelve months
respectively f:oC tho date of saia; the deferred
pfY1EI52 70 bnar i1teres. from tho dsy Of sale,
end to be evidenced By :ha bonds of The pur.
chEse! % purchasers; ihs tile 20 bo retained
Until I'm whole OF .ie purchase money has been
l&lG. GoaVegaEcinE ~ la9 cost Of the purchaser,
i kKMp&k,
HCF3-'fE Sr"cIa. tCmmissioacr
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MEsMERIsM AND FUI .-p:o!. Carer. who
has Riv.n sc7crsl e0;ertauurn; 10 this city in
mesuie;lan 10 pas: saasoaa, mII diver az
lllrs rated lecture % tt=s .ubi=cG ct AIuory
Hel', CO M5ri2y Deh5 uezt. ne proceeds be-
Ing tor 'ho a,refi of tic AlaEatclia Reform
Club. Ho vii select his SUI Ga iIoin tee
sudierc.. An 'yohanee s2esktDg 10 regard 70
oua OF Pot. Ca,tas's icojurss, ssys: Che
Professor produced sua:! marvellous eff CO CO
various prGsor;a:iv.s in his s1acrce as 10 il :
olne them to seriously Gouas il oga ileGii y.
Seemingly, st will he Scu'a have =. "a wecpios
or laughing, parforGos Il! acris Of antics. aud
msk'pg themselves GoGtrsly Sc rdcu us as
possible. To remisa MI Gcu1;s # dec, p,ioo &C
would select hiJ 81 3a:s isd:.cyimins;eIy, end
without cry possible oprcr, uo;tiss T c2psInn,
plscs tnen u5der bis il hleSc. i. tuI! view OF
all prcs:n.. Wttou: 7auchssGor csea spec
uNatlve ezula8atloo IF tho po~et4 50 wander
fully manifested by the Fc2fessgr i: coed Only
TO be said that he tsq nsc4d ske p:ieis-: .! de
fscos snd nsde oonvar's By The sc)rs.'
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AUaTsds& aAGES.

rsskuSTGhS SALEUF LAAp-by virtue
4 Of : deed of trust from Margaret Be'zo',
dated the lst Gay of June. 1871, to occurs }. e.
Gt:s & 90. the sum Of g ,0t0 recorded snoagss
tho land records Of Fairfax county, liber Il,
No. T. folio e3. the urd .raigned will EXPOSE 10
sole at public auction at Fairfax court House,
on MONDAY. the 18th day of Decsmher, 1881,
(court day. the following described real estate:
A TEEOr OF LAM conveyed to the said
Margaret Hetzal By Thomas More, Commits
sloner, and bounded SIS follows: Beginning on
the west line Of Sally Eutlcrs lard, chsia II
links, north of the corner of lands owned by tho
heirs of Presley Simpson, thence 13o, west II
chains 50 links to stake, thenca north IS chains
and IS Iirksto the railroad, themes esstery along
the south side of said road 10 cbans end p links
to Sally Cutters land. thence south to the ba.
ginning containing Is acres more or less.
Terms of sole: q sutll cient gun in hsnd to pay
the sum of s., 600 With 10 per Ct interest from
the Let day of June. 1871. and costs of sale; thn
residu@ upon credit of ]2 months to be secured
upon the land cold. Sale to take place between
y s16 O'CLOCK. THOMAS K LOVE,
JAMES II, LOVE,
Doy0i Tru>tnc,
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ET t$.oan q Wise, Auc.ioresrs

GF '%.cal % Wise, AuCsio,esrs
/ !NM&iSA!QN aRS' eiAJi. OF TaLUG-
~ Bib HEh L ASnATE-I:y virtue CT de-
cTea OF the Gclpors.iou court Of tbs city of AL
tSsnd!ls. rendered On tho 18Th dsy of October,
1891, 10 tho chSncer7 suit OF j. u. pevsuphn
SAD otEers against 4. Y. kcbey and others, tho
Undersigned, cC m nss!onsrs thertin named, will
oner tor sale bT public suction, at the front door
or the court HoUsH Oh Fairfax street. in said
city, OF IUESDa.Y. tho Gih Ga7 of december.
1891. q. tTe!vo o'clcok III the following proper
t.. viz:
l. HOUSE Grd Let On Cha north ada Of King
street beginning on King street o. tha east side
OF 2 ice. 10 IN. alley diste,t d PIP ,cnt fro,,
Washington street thence on sSid s!iay north
9a'Silel TO Washington stree. g fos. inches {;
thencS CSC parallel 10 King street 9 feet il CHI
to the southwest corner CT brick cut building !;
'hence me ssIc course continued along tho
souih Wal Of said out Dpildins 20 the middle of
me pSr'i;ton wsA !hcreof; therce through the
mioo's OF $50 Partition Wall ror.h feet in. TO
tina 'lne ct Christopher Hese's lot, the south
slae ~ O5icE wall; thence with the aou.h side
Oh sald "sii asst parallel to King street feet 8
mcaes; Ihhncs south parallel 10 Waehi1 s:on e.
% ises to King street; ihence ", 1T on King st
10 lseL D l1ches 70 the beginning, with the ~ hit
upset Did Of sGQl has bsen u;aos TO the Court,
sid the safe wiil b. s.sr.et IT that fyn1e.
a HOUSE sid OF on The west sids of
fs':i.x street. between Qce6n end Princes, ste..
!!oaAi 5 ID lee: inches, with depth f i64 feet
iyins soGs1 OF she hauss recentls purcheeed by
+, a. kerby, esq. il this sui.
1ercs 9! Saio; T.Il cor cant OF Tho pnrcbsse
money IN Sasn on the Gty of sala XaG the re. iGue
IL shTee equtt lEetslTeEts sic, II and IS mUntns,
to be- secured b the boads Of Inc purchaser or
uScnass,S, With coed personal security; the
hooGs 10 besr interest from thH cay OK ss!., and
'ne Hte Sc ba Tets!hed uaii he ssrss are fully
paid CchVeysGcinE Of the ccsL Of The rureh. ser
=. :. BEEIJH, Tom M re.
G. 3. liUSasACE. Of Sale.
ROT 1S-Cdy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24

OVERHEARD. "A Wr, Harvey, Of Freehold,
n. } q PASSENGER 90 tho tc1ooner Q. Wo9lsey.
lying 10 PrGce street dock lett the vessel last
night 10 90 to tho post1filcc. Upon r5;proing,
after 'ransscir g his hu=i, vs. ia attempting 70
wax the plaok" leRdscg Aboard TIC schooner
he 'eil INTO The river. snd acuil have been
drowned rad not tbs csp,sic. who hcard the
splash. Tesnordof INN detcy to hs cries for
help. HnG f-htd hiri ca.
A MAG walked Of hs Dlarka6y this f,ot 81
Klog street lssf night, into tia deck, TAprc
beng v5ry little water IL nc d. OK ST The
time. this uafotunste stuck 10 the Ciud, where
he Hao tcuad by ,wo men aod assisted cut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia \ C2vt71tige1e

THANKSGIVING DAY.-To day, sci .p,rt ~
the President a. ds2 of national t:sokssi5-
ing. las not been generally Observed az s hoi-
day 10 this city. There was 60 meeting Of the
Cora Exchsnge this mo!aiog. G'he banks rave
been cIcsed and the pest Office has kept Eu day
hours, bot all the o:he. places o; 6csiots: have
boca open as u;ua! on other days AplrnDii-
ate religious services we're held tDis morning IN
Christ Church, Conducted hy 4 ?. Mr. Su'e.,
assisted By Rev. Mr.. Hps, and 10 G. IS
Church, Rev. hir. Sharp officiating. The
weather hss been very otld. the mercury IL ba
Thermometer registering re Lew as SO degrees
f:e;zi 5S poin:. = hish ai1i from the nerth-
Tes., which sat ia ;ss: nighf. has praVaiie:i bll
day. aad sncw mas f.lieu at int,rsels List
Thankszivlng Dsy sncw t>ii Gear Y al dag. 30
D!gnt services Oil be hello ia the German Lr
theraa snd n. + Churches. trd in tho Fast
P,csOgtHi;an chu:ch pubic Temperance NEE. :
lng, uuter tho sUsplces a tie GraId Lodge CT
Good Ienp!s,s, will ha ke,d al pSirh aG-
drcascs ei!I BE- d-i,v'tgd by Rev. D. g. q.
Bate, Col. j. ii. k,:cour snl ". r }. n.
5 uG3s.
TIE HARRY LoDoR IN TROUBLE TIE
hiasmer u.rrg Lotor. on hsr w'y u III, river
iss. light. loaded Gown with e ur sau other
I0er1p sn tia", ran into Ho:::nG !oE, shG:! as
:. D..
into hsr bottom. Sire wcud have ,uak had no.
.ha steam ting fo:oUac gone 20 he7 sasetsrce.
Iue crew was pu. At iae pumps, and Lac tug
succeeded in getl,ng the steamer t. this Gig
~ter9 Tao cargo waG rsnovod G';tis morning
tae injured boat went 10 the saip yard !or re-
paiFs.
PgRSoNAL.-AGn2ag The III Sis ,. asinro& at
the youtino last p;yht H:ra Judge } e. ke.b,
Col. IboC,sa Smith and Gen. W. r. Payne, OF
Wefrsptou msi J. W. D;niol and Col. l.
ii. Bscktord. Oh L35cahurp; IL =. S;ovaIi,
esq, OF Dary!f. aud 6. S p iri,ie,t. Of Gu :
peOer. RI ". W. W. k:r. 6; Wcs raofclsDd,
was ct the Msn4ion ieusr
Mr.. Jams Jehts;nn Green aud bi5s, zee
Miss Mary T. b rt, Fall, have Te,uraed 10 this
city from 90 extrndaf 'our.
RFADJUsrERs TO BE SERENAD. D.-Tpe
Virginia R.pu5iosa Association met ir WASH
'nStou Tuesday eyaa'n& last. RG6 epD0iotrd
oomGittae c9u-,alins Of j. J. Lsr;asn. H. w.
ibock morton. A Il ti:nainy, a. G, U1klc.
! +, Paycc. J. Is. FIoyf. Ei.ia Buc1 .aSr,
f.. Beck nbrGusIi. aGd ScJ:t 1905. 10 make
ireGsrali:n5 f0r ils proposed se'ru ~, Ger
:tcr Malone. Sol. Cameron. Hos Jgho Z.
Lo~js Gil. Blair, and o!ter pr,m;av:.t Vii
glola resc is'"rS.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR The ny Juice Jas
"A eth presiding = Uop,iuu4;vn Of y,s erGay';s
proceeuiag=.
FairGx v. Thozn!ca casresTy; report of
COMMISSIONERS OF ssIe Gsj I'D decree Lfrn,-
lts SIN, sad 3icto,ic2 ccm niSsigrer /, ic2;sc
uljs snd report hem @ The C ,ur..
Graham %. W. g., V. n. & q. s. r. r,
70; decree ciTtc iD2 psyneBs oi s0adc? GAINS
Eoof' O l5urh"d 10 C Ut. Ia course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24

EISOE S&LE-A EAEM, containing ONE
e HUNDRED AE3 rHLETIEN ACRES,
seven miles from Alexandria on the road 10
Accotink, snd nssr Mount Vernon, sGj1inios
the lands Of Dl.w0r:h Buchanan, Taylor w.
blouut and others. Che Improvements consist
OF TWO STORY 4 W&ALINt*, nesriy new,
barn and other on. bpildiass. 1hcre is also
GOOD apple sni pear orchard on !he presnisss
frics $4,000
If not cold By the Ei2ST Of UEHEM 8 gE.
it will be for rent FOR the yea- ]S9! For further
nsrticu!srs inquire Of Waiter Walton " Johu
B.iliDger, AccOiiak. Va. ce.28-eolnl*