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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15

The stroog Opposition to tho proposed ali
aooe b,twooo tho Mihonitos anG tho repuDIi-
cans. manifested 10 tho moro repu:atl, ropubi.
can q lartCrs, s,cms to h4vo tp,acd tho eyes Of
MIR. Gorham TO the taci that he has goIo too
tar for his own cool in support CT that Sill .Eco,
AID to have induced in to GeoY that he ever
had anytEiog 10 DO with il. lie still thinks,
hoWever, ''if indopco donli5m is thirty tw)
thousand stronger in Virgin. than ia rel uJli-
o,pism. and equally es reliable for all patriotic
purposes, it would be monumental tcl!y for
the Bourbops to be sided BY hopeless three
c)rncrod fight this year in State Contest" BY
'independentism he meats Mahonism, Tut
how be makes that thirty two Thousand strong
or 10 Virginia than rel ujicanism, when O. the
election held two months ego the latter po;lcd
eighty odd thousand voter, whilo the former
pulled only thirty thousand is moro thon any
body. except him sef and General Malone, can
tell. Then. too. thero il arother assertion 10
this denial of his which is equally as Difficult; of
comprehension. when the fac ia KEEP 10 vi3w
that he Is onco pgaio truo aud stawart Icy.b
llcan, and tina. is how Mahonism, thu cni,f
tenot OF WI CT is Inc reputation Of morc tl.an
third Of the debt Of VirgiGia. is ".qlaIy as
raliabls as repablicluism for all pa;rio,a VET
poses."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15

|@/I2 -~SNeSSo ~ III tnS ASiunN
6e!zbsN which will occupy tho entire evening.
The National Sheep and Wool Association
arc i1 session here to day.
There seemed to be G. ite gathering OF Ma
Eoaics aDd Virginia republicans here yesterday.
among them bang Massls. Cameron, and ones
end Brady, and B.ity. but whsther they wlro
10 consultation OF not is u9known.
Senator Johnston. i: is understood, ho'ds the
same opinions on Tho Flfgiois deb. now that
he hes always hjiJ. AID yet tho Richmond
Wing, which has aIaaya heretofore b,en bis
stau. ch friend nnd supporter. now speaks Of
him 10 the :ncHt c!attiOplu9ua manner. How
does this l0&k 10 an avoregc Observer?
Gentlemen from Richmond say that the ro-
cent c!tcion in Virginia. and Inc advanc, 10
tho State bonds have really proved hinder
ancs 10 The settlement 0! tho State debt, es the
foreiga bOndhodcrs utterly misaprrehcnd the
condition OF affairs. and nrc wriug to Governor
Holiday, congra.uitirg hiG on tia RI eectio o
aud upon tho clc i"n OF legislature favorable
TO tho McCuiioch bill. ami that tha prica Of
tho bonds has siVancB; s. inch !ha. thny aro
now considered cXcsiicnt cccurities.
Tha euii al thu government against LOWS
MckenZl0 the heirs Of tho lNtn Judge Undor-
wood aud others. bondsmen of tho late George
Jackson, collector OF informal revenue in Vir-
pnin, Oh Ell apnea TO tha Supreme Court Of the
Il. D., wGs set for the week oaGiHg to-day, but
was passed over because counsel was not
roaOy. In Can &c called ny, however on ten
Caye' note.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15

The unaninity with which oil tho republican,
leaders 10 the State. small "a well 81 graf. arc
maniIes!ing th,r approval Of tho rr2po:cu
State convention o. their p.riy; ;h2ir ,:t!cru;i.
nation ct giving a,ltgisuc; 10 ntraig k;aut re
publican organ Zatiou. and their opposition 10
any sntaDgipg slliarc, with the Nlahonitch, and
to ary afhliation with them, unless they rca0uCco
their organization GaA sHum, &c republican
Lam1. as they hsvo ai0p.td rspub!ics m policy !;
all this, when supplemented by tho ftc:. that
such Influential republic ,1s in the u. s. Senate
IS Mossrs. Hamlio. Authcn7, Morrill, and I'd.
munds afo outspcken in their condemnation Of
tho proposed uLholy alliance. cid sro ably ard
efficiently sustained by tho moro reputable pol
ton of the republican rress Of tho c)untry,
lock very much as if the scheme of the Ma
honitcs to onico tho negroes from thti: na,u.
raj allies the Republicans. will b, Tie most ilic-
ulous political iss,o of tho ycnr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Attempted Suicide,

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-The female Gomes1
whose name is Enonis Erne:!ino Conta's. en-.
ployed 10 the Hebraw Orphan Asylum st 5T!f
street and First avenue, abcu. ten O'clock las:
night tod fellow domestic that she intended "a
Commit suicide and went to an Gu. house fo,
taat purpose. She then piled up large ouau
tlty Of wood; stationed herself in the middle OF
It ana set the whole on fire. When discovered
she was enveloped in ilsues, but made no a.
Tempt 10 escape and was only removed by force
1t was tho1 found tina. she had been fatally
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15

CoUous-" Bro,on's Bronchial Trockcs' Are
used with advantage to alleviate CouGIs, SORE
THROAT, HoARSEEESs and BRONCHIAL. ArrE..
TONS. For thirty years these Trochos hayr
been in use, with annually increasing favor
They are not new and untried, but, having bean
tested by wido snd constant uso for nearly an a.
tire generation, they havs attained we'll mari;rd
rank among she fow staple remedies Of tho qg,
The THROAT "Bro,UnS Bronchial T.ocif,'
act directly on the organs Of the voice. Ta,y
have an extraordinary effect in all disorders Of he
Throat and LaryES, restoring healthy tora
when relaxed, either from cold or over exert =
Of the voice. and produce clenr snd GiNn,
enuncistion.. Speakers am! singers find IL
Troches useful.
A CoUGu, COLD. CAThRRU OR SORE TuIlAT
requires Immediate attention, "a neglcu: I.
tentimes results in some incurable Lung Bis
case. "Bro,oWs Bronchial Irochcs" will a..
most invariably give relief. limitations ARC ot.
tered for sale. many of which are injurious. Tia
genuine "Browms bronchial 1rochcs" are s,i
on(ui, 6ores
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15

A bolt agaiost the Cameron dynasty ia Penn
sYlvahls republic m n1lltc' il phenoHscnor.
Fifty rcr.b ,cla members Of tho loeisIa.uro
rotus'd 10 20 INTO tho party ciucus lest they
shCu'd b, draGc9ned ialo y support al Mr..
Oliver. tho Cameron candidate for the SocaIor
ship, end tho result can OILY be seen when ilIC
two houses meet 10 tint convention Oh TAGS
DAY. Tho obsireperrus fifty ara tho iricGls OF
Mr. Grow; who, however, 1t seams would ever
CONSENT to throw him overheard. ana take ar
any other republican u h mavh b. strong cnau2f
t. d.faat Oliver
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15
The Columbia Engine House,

10 Mc Editor Of the Alexandria Ga=ette.
For tho information of 10 s." and other
ollz'Os. would state tha. the City Council mas
baon requested to purchase tho property on Pitt
street for tho Columbia Eogiuc, becaus, it is
IN Central situation. and Gin b, purchased and
ropslIel o. G smaller cost than any other pro
perty as yet offered. Tho parties engaged il
tho proposed Recommendation, of whom AN
ono. wero Wo!klcg for tho public good only,
Il. 3. LEADEEATER,
Chief Engineer Fire Department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15
The Gazette.
From the Manassas GAz,!Le.l

Owing TO Cur absence we were prevented lr, =.
rendering cur we'll wishes to the Alexandria e.
zatte. Venerable as il is it does not in the lts:;
show any sign of decay, on tho contrary L,w.
ever tho tone Of the old paper ia tho last twelve
months has exhibited greater youthful ftyce
than heretofore. The Gazstto has entered on il:
eighty. second year aud has been editsd By Nc
SnOWdens from its first issue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15

The Society for PoiiLcN education has jlst
Issued its rst tract Of tho series OF 1880 ST. en-
titled, "Whst is a Bank? Whist Services does i.
Perform2' ty Edward Atkinson. i. reviews
functions Of money, tho difference bot mon.
ey and currency shows the relation which the
banks bear 10 the exchange Of commodities End
services and sets forth the functions &C q b:nk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15
Won Know HOW Its.

What to him was love or hope? What I,
him was j1y or care2 He stepped on plug G!
slippery soap. the girl had left on tho topmc.!
stair. His feet Il ~ out like wild, fayco things
aud ho struck each staic with souud like ,
1 drum; and the girl belog with tic ecrubtis,
Ishieca laughed like fend to 500 him c)pus.
But no gathered himself with cno and e.,
aud repaired the damssse-silh- st, Jacobs ~
like any ,usiblo MN would. I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15

kept the sujiesc; in Continued roar cfllushter
Yielding to tho many urgent requests Of a
large mfjo!i'y pits.n', the managers have do.
termlned to repeat the performance on Monday
night for the beGe6t Of the poor, and We pro
die! sn oveihoIing house. ",
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY 81
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENG., JANUARY Is, 1851

REUBEN JOHNSTON died OF noon To-day.
Long familiar With the Gaz,tto ofiico, he was q
frtqueot contributor to is coIunus, and 10 ''aDs
s7nO" vas one Of that informal editorial c)rrs
which gathered Gr;u:d tho lato editor o! the
Gsz,.te. aud gava him valusblc old 10 its con.
duo. No man 10 Aezsadi =. - 5lensphcea moro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15

We are in receipt Of bound set Of tho various
editions OF Ayers Almanac, containing speci.
mems Of the Turkish, Armenian, Greek, Bulgs.
rian and Chineae languages The book is neatly
printed. Ayers hlma1ac is always safe book
for the family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15
Chief Engineer Fire Department,
1CoAINUNICATED,


We warmly concur in the communication in
yesterdays Bite, in regards to tho removal OF
the Columbia Engine House to the Second
Ward. The citizens of the Third and Fou, th
Wards protest against tho removs! of this epgine
to the lower part Of the city. Their objections
arc many.
lst. There is already one Steam Fro Enpine
in the Second Ward, where tho City Council
propose to put another, either on north Pitt
street or the old Sun House.
2ad That large number of Franc tuildipp %
are located in the north westorn and south west.
ern section of tho city.
3rd, That if an alarm Of Gro is sounded in
either OF these wards, there is no place to com.
municate It, except At or near the market house.
Besides wo believe that the interest of the
old town demands that the two engines shall be
put to opposite tx!romes that is. if one is in the
north let The other BIO III the south if one in the
cast let the other be in the wost. We call upon
our city fathers not TO lesisR.e for one part of
the town only; do not centraliz, everything
around the Market House, bl. distribute your
blessings around the city and le. all the poo ple
feel ito IL uelce. If you will not give us ire
plugs in many instsncos do not rob US of the
engines and leave us to perish. We call upon
our representatives. of tho Sd and 4!h wards 10
!ook alter our interest. MANY CITIzEss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15

BALTIMORE, Jan Is --Yir9inia Is old 20 d.
deferred Is asked do consolid II do "a Ser
%; past due coup OH new l0.dOs 497 bid !o.
but without change. WheAt-Suu.hora easier
Western lower, closing with spot steady; iutar,.
easy; Southern rod ll5sll8; do amber i20,l@i
No2 Western winter red tpot and Jan llG!,
LICE Corn-Southi IN firm; Western a,csdr
and quiet; Southern wbito o0ajl; do ycl.,w
nominslly 50.52; Western mixed spo. ard lst
53i. Cats scarce and firm; Western white tH>
A.; do mixod 4ls45 Rye sleaIy ., lOalG1
Hay unchanged. Ctnte dali; Rio cargo rr..
nary TO fair 1lal3. Sugar quiet; a cot. .
Whiskey dull ut 81 12al IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA AARKET January Is. ISL
Flour remains quiet at Yesterdays quotstons
Wheat is in little bettar receipt. and about lug
bushels OF Fultz sold At Ill, III and ll3; nc
Lancaster WAS Cr.red. Corn is quiet, with sac
cf TAO bushels at 80 and 81 for white, tho latte
pr;co for dry lot. une small lot of Bye sold NJ
80. No Oats reported. Country produce ri
last q lCtations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15
MAR.R.JEr

At Gsllipolis. Ind, on Thursday, the 18th of
%ns @p BY Key, M. 3. Wilson. ALBXAN.
Nm y. ShA AhER. OF this city, and Miss
Reuben Graham, Of Gallipols, Ind. cow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Correspondence Of the Alesa. Gazstte
WASHINGTON, D. g., Jan. Is, 1851

Special Correspondence Of the Alera. Gazstte
WASHINGTON, D. G., JAG. Is, 1881
The reason Rhy Mir. B. G. Cook was &c; con
irmsd ss c;lcciot Of tho per: Of RchmoLd. ct
the executive s,ssioa Of the Senate yes crjay,
vas the fact ct the tenn oorary absanoa Of SeGa
tor Randolph, to WHOM, IS sub committee OF
the Senate Comm ,roo Committee. the nomins.
ton had been referred Had MIR. Randolph
been present Mr.. Cook & nomination would have
been confirmed without any trouble. as 1t has
received tho approval of both the Virginia
Senators. Sir. Gray's nomination as collector
Of the port Of Alexandra would also probably
have been confirmed yesterday if MIR. Randolph
had been present. as it. too, had been referred
There being nothing against tho personal char
acter Of either one Of these appontecs. the fao
| that they ere both good debt payers was sui
licient to Induce reports favorable to their con
| Grmnt:o'
Senator Harris informs your correspondent
| to day that he had no doubt that MIR. Oliver
| tho republican nominee for tho Senate from
| PENNSYLVANIA, would BIO elected, Senator Har
| ris. of Tennessee, says he is confident demo.
| crat will be elected 10 his State. Well Informed
! Texans nov here socm to thick there is grea
doubt about Senator Maxey's re.cltctiou, ant
that, probably. Tx Governor Hubbard, VIII
| nominated Hancock OF Cincinnati, ard who i
famous orator, has tho best chance Of being
~ MaXay's successor.
Eemmitteo on Interoccanic Can
= kg this morning and heart
- ASguo 10 favor Of the Mica
- - T. nWhich Gen. Grant i
imatcd receipts o
=. = IN mil!i9nF, ant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15

tANNSD TOMATOES, best brands. for
W Gale by [isnl2] j. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15
LIST OF LETTERS,

Tho following is a list of the letters remaining
in the Alexandria. Virgins, postotflce IN. Is
Persons calling for letters will say they a1e adj
vertised and give the date of tho list.
If not called for within thirty DAYS, thew will BIZ
sent to tho dead letter Office. in Washington
Bogg7, Stephen Nickens, Francis. co,
Berry, Mics Jane Richsrdsop. Kate
Bbes:e' Mts harat Sullivan, Miss Ann
Deecn, hIoart Emoot, Jss
Davis, J T j Ssyner. MissS
Dickerson, Miss Mimic Scott. Mrs Viro;nis
Grady, VIM 4 TAYLOR, MrsS
Graicer, HRS Hsr,ie. Vsnner. VIM H
Harrison. John Williams, Willie
Harrison, Mrs Caroline Williams G W. col
Lee, Miss Maris q Wallace. Mrs Polly
hess:ck, VIM ii Young, Jerry
IL LEWIS MCkKNMK, P. III,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15

KILLED WITH AN UMBRELLA a,l
MolIoy, aged twenty eight years, died on We'd.
nesday, 10 New Orleans. from the cffeos of a
wound flicted on January by Deputy Sher-
if Oven Roper. who struck Molloy in the face
with go umbrella. Tho Co1on;r's it1lest
shows that death resulted from q compound
fracture of tho orbtsl portion of Tho frontal
lone. causing oompre ssion OF the bfoin. Roper
las been arrested. charged with the murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15
Sarah EaiBtS,

The audience at McV:ckei's Thoatlc, Che g,
last night was treated to q fsintinG scene by
Sarah Bsrnhardt, rot dowa in tho lines Of Pho
DIRE, which she was playing. In the last scene
OF tho fourth &C. where Phejre expresses q long
ing to DO left TO ''deplorn fate" Milo Born.
hardt dropped in dead faint on ono Of the
couehes. The audience generally WAS not nware
inst anything wrong had happened until tho
properties OF tho scene were disturbed by the
appearance among tho assembled Greeks OF sew
erAl stage hslda and supors' in their shirt
Bernhardt behind the wings. The curtain then
desc nded On avery picturesque mingling of an.
Gent and modern costumes. The Orchestra had
10 play double time before Nile. Bernhard was
sufficiently recovered to drag wcsrily though
the last act
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15

- gssefpnrt 81 the puolic schools
= 81 -, tbs Prt!ilent'c!rc: or the Viz
gaia republicans and iiahonites? Tho former.
ua LIink
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24
NULL AND VOID
NOT TRU III!

TT is NOT TRUE, AS ASSERTED,
L ttat GEO. +. WELLS gave up his OLD STAND
when he engaged the NEW >GOkE AZ 400 FOR 4
hfHEEf. tAr The truth Is his Recent 1mportations
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24

KEROSENE OIL
100 degrees test,
DoWner's Oil,
OARS.
Barrel Shocks.
Chairs,
Cut Nails, Sd to Add,
Lanterns, Charcoal Irons,
Hunts Axes, Hunts Hatchets,
@ ii I'd Mn oh G - .
Tar, Pitch, Rosiu, Turpentins,
Manila Cordago,
Pick Handles,
Ak Handles,
ACHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
q R OC II I1 L II - !!
co INSISTING OF
Corn Starch, Tomatoes,
Boston Baked Beams lGenuins),
Green Corn,
Sausage Meat,
Succotash,
Gherkins,
I.obsters,
Fancy Crackers
Huckin's Tomato and Mock Turtle Soup,
Calves Head,
Ham aud Tongue,
Fa 1n11y SOAP
Whale Boats,
Mule and OK Carts,
Burnett's Extracts,
MS.
Owing to the large stock Of merchandise in the
market, we propose to sell this consignment
At Prices that will Suit our Customers.
ss / a. sAEwER a CO.
Family Groceries.
4 NEW ASnoRrMENT lNCLUDIN0
~ some very me Goods For sale by
, 1881-01-26
UTNDL0STE z T CHRIS
II4NSTED r~OSTCCNTOIR.

Mi.s Apnia Andrew, MIS-. Chrisiiana
Aalreasou, G. Andersen, Ann Augustus
Gustut Andersen, (2.) Christian Berg,
WIN. Bilbv, w. Barry, Mr. Christian V,
Christensen, Thomas &. Garrison, Hrfren
Louis Jaccard Chumpod, I. G. Garrison
Mr.. William Cothcr, Dotia Conton, Mr,
Daniel A. deLeon, Mrs. Yuhanna pavls,'
Mrs. Polin Davis. Mrs. Cha lotte Derrlcks
Miss Amelia Emery, Capt. II. f Eripson'
Miss Charlotte Edwards, Mr.. Joseph
Francis, Snr. Dou A. P.Guttierrez, Cap
tain GunGefseu, Mrs. Adelaide Gordon,
A. de Haan, Mira, Auna Harrison, Heer
j. den HerIer, r. C. H0irr, Styrmand
IL Hausel, Mr.. Henry James, Dir. Josh
ua .Jnhn. j.. Irdaan, Mr.. Joseph Jvs'rl,
Anibeila James, Sailor Andrews Jorgen'
ser, Jeus Johnson, Madam P@lllard
Jaccard, r. F. KaSzer, Captn. 0. Lar
cen, (6.) Mrs. Mac Coy, J. j. Nortier,
Captn. II. Olsen l2.) Miss Henrietta o.
born, Mr.. Charles Philliph, II. +. Peel
stra. MIR. julius Petersen, (2) Ms. Ell
lena Petersen, Styrmand T. z. Pedersem
Mon.leur Robins, A. Rekam, MRS. Ma
thilia Rogers, Mr.. Joshua Simmons, Mr..
Juau K. Saggan. IIrs. Peter Simmons'
L. van der Nicer, L. P. Smooliogsobbe,
Mrs. Margaret Simmoads, Mr.. Felix
Simmonds, Miss Josephine Tenant, ~
Misc Louisa Thomas. Mis- Elizabeth Tho
mas, Miss c. Thurland, S r Thoraseu'
.Eugen T6rnhom. ~ A. V@veling. ]. van
de Velde, Alexr. White. H.. P. Wink
istef, C. A. D. van Yerseke.
l'Christiausteds Kgl. Postcontoir, st.
Croix den 7de Jannar. 1881.
d. 1T, A. J. BOYE.
, 1881-01-26
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nj S G. e L T. A N E. 0 q 5
from the Spectator.)

Lord Lytton is very angry. He knows
that the Bill for the Afghan war is at last
made up, and that its amount will astound
those VINO Still believe in the accuracy OF
Iuiian finance. He, therefore. dashes Tor
ward to persuade the British public that
, 1881-01-26
LUTHERAN CHURCH.

On Sunday the 3oth inst. Oath Sun
day after Epiphany there will be
Divine service for both Congregations
in Chris tiansteds Lutheran Church.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-04
Home and Foreign News.

The Alliance, the steamer sent IN search
Of the Jeanuettc, reached Norway On the
2i,h inst.
Three bicyollsts rode recent, from
Providence K l.. to Cape Ann. Mas. ~
miles, in nine hours and fin, minute.
Paper belung i, used with success. in
the machincr, hall OF an exhibition nov
open in Japan. Ii Is stated that betting
made Of paper has been tested and found to
be even stronger than that made Of leather.
A 30, Who discovered land slide on
the old Colon, railroad and ran and warmed
the station master, has been gwen b, the
company a life pass on all 1t. lines aud
branches.
There are twenty nine poitenc- IN
Trenton. y J.. With All aggregate capital Of
= HD.oDD. NearlN .UOO hands are employ
ed, and the annual value Of the products -
about - 800 600
A high peak on one Of the mountains
opposite Corvallis. Montana, fell With a
tcrrlfa crash few DAY, ago. thousands Of
tons Of rock, the foundation. u Whioh had
been orumhling FOR ages, bclng ShT.ed into
the vale, beneath.
The crop reports from httS counties IN
Minnesota and Dakota ,ho~ that While the
average Yield per acre IN MInne,ota Will not
be quite equal to last year. the increased
acreage Will bring up the total yield 70 full,
that Of 80
Major Morris. the new ly appointed Col
iector Of Customs for the District Of Alas
kA ~ill 20 to hi. pos, full, determined 10
use his influence to have territorial gov
eminent organized for this vast and com
parati,ely unknown region.
The salt industry Of Michigan has risen
To leading place in the sal, production Of
the world. The yield a, Saginaw in 1850
vas 1900, 900 bushels. Saglna~ is nov
the largest salt producing district in the
United States. The bulk Of this product Is
consumed in the Western States.
A faoeiious brakeman on the Contra!
Pacific railroad cried out as the tram Was
about entering tunnel: This tunnel i
about one mile long, and the tram will be
four minutes passing through IL" The tram
dashed into daylight again IN four seconds,
and the scene in the car MAS one for paint
er. Seven Young ladies were closely pressed
by fourteen pair Of masculine arms. fourteen
pair OF lips were glued together, and two
dozen inverted whisky TASKS flashed in the
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The reports from Washington are now
uniformly such as to indicate steady I'M
proyement in the condition Of the Pre.i-
dent and the public has become so much
encouraged as to feel little Of the terrible
anxiety that has weighed upon il for the
past month. Already the question. As to
when the President will be sufficiently re-
covered TO be moved to some more health
ful locality, is being discussed and his attend
ing physicians state that, in their opinion, be
will be able to give attention 10 some Of the
duties of his Office in two or three weeks.
The location Of the ball has been sa,isfac-
torily established though il IS probable tina;
no attempt TO remove it will be made a,
present So far as can nov be seen, every
thing points to a steady though perhaps no,
speedy recovery.