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HE markets.,

BALTtAoEE, Aug. 23-Vi;ginis Is old -; 90
deferred =; do consolia.ted Tel do - Sc.
ries -; past duo coup 921: new 10 40s t2i bid
to-day. Coi.c:; quiet; miacNbg '95al2t. Flour
quiet aud without change Wheat-Sou.hern
rrmer; Westorn Ii char. closing easy Scuthera
rcd l35al39; do salber li2al3G; No Aa.ylano
lbs; No. Western winter red spot gnd August
l40Al40l Sept lilslii4; DC. IA; Nov liGi,liT.
Corn-S1uthern scarce and STEADY: Western
higher aGt fra; Southern wh:o 73,71j; do gel.
low IS; Western mirt,i spot anh aug IL! Did ::
SEPT III -; Oct 1874; Nov 7Gf; stein G6
seked. 0st' steady; Southern iS:5l; Western
whilo b0cj?; do mixed - ~. Rye quin: ri 9ja
100. Hay unchanged. CotFaa Gii+l; Rio Car
goes ordnsry 20 tair lt4.l2t. in9ar ltrm; 4
soft 81. Whiskey iirra 1T 81 %.
NEwYoRK. Aug - -s!ocka st:org. MoGey
4.5. Flour firm aud II moderate donald
Wheat li.2c higher AID fairy aci7c Corn Is
He better and isi.iy active
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Suicide.

PITTsToN, Pa August 23.-Dr. Mclslr.nd.r
wealthy snd well known physician Of hi
p!sce committed suicide this morning bv hanu
ing hmFe't to tho gas fixtures in HI. hs:b ronrs
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Louis d. Lnsh, 40 old an; we'll kooUu eli
Z:n ot Petersburg. oD:nmi:l,L su;c:d, ycsiir-
day by shooting hl.as5if ihrangh tho head with
pistol. Tho CAUSE rrh;aniinz tho dHed IL
su; p jscd 10 have been i'll hiHlih AID dssp-
poiDtmcrt 10 iaImirg operations.
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TIN ROOFING. GUTTER AND RAIN SPOUT,
s'ttndad to Promptly, By STANsBURy e. BIO. ,
maGuiacuItr' snd dnalars in S:crra, lin Ware,
10, Mc''ur3eg'a Baii;ine) c,rrc7 k;cg ord
Washington s,tco.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-23

The ladies of st. Paul's Church. Hsymarkos.
Priucs William county, are to hold pic mic, at
Spout Spring Thorcughfare Gap, on Thurs
day. September let. Thsn dinner and refroSh-
ments will be served.
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It. II. NlUMM < Co.'S DRT VEt2gNaY
CHAMrAuNE l'ia's and O!,its, st MuI:Un
NkY 4. Sons
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kinHlss,!af.

fruit warehouse Il os. 50 - ard 81 North uelsu
ware aveHu1 wa5 destroyed b. fire this iro:nirE.
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:, e we fully endorse tho co.n:nunicst:an il
isst Hefk's paper calling on Geo. Msson Of Fair.
~. TO represent hi5 count in tho Virginia Leg.
,,.s,ute. Sueh q siap ~ IN tho right trectiun
and IL getting back 10 first pracip.rs.
ne has truly ~ ''pCraonsl OF p.!vsta in.,r,sis
10 tnb'crre. nor ambition 10 er:tfy." His
hlSheet aim Is to serve hia rcoplo Sd as t. me-
ln9se liielr happiness and prosperity.
ne vas hur;ured in political school, which
tseccghlzos tho f,ct proved BY all experience
.n't me he4t legacy sny generation can bequeslh
po:teri!y is coed government
Bred In tho fifth Of one of tia viseu nd host
OF tho apcetlea Of Anc,icsn hbeety be Knows
mat tho strength Of u republic lies in tho virtue
OF its people II elected lo would 7, as act cted;!
on his constituency by his intelligence and un-
tlriIg bal, and no one is moiu alive to the dar-
e.ra mat threstes Tho 9t.!o in tho question at
iaaua in This canvass. A VoTrr
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Go To Mci'UnEgY'S AID buy yourself pcmc
oil those iin1 AtEtnGria made BaOoMs.
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anG lQr.
BALTl&o&r Cattle HAEgEr, a.uxus. - 49,
frees LBS "T1G; ior Beat Cattle ranged "a fol-
lows
Best Brcvce .................,,.5 81 n Is ~
,ahera!iy rated Lrsi quality ..-....4 ]! a s 81
n edlum or good fair Tua!lLy.........3 o. a i GO
GS.a'h"ry thin Steers, oxon and Cows 80 q z I,
hHtIchc range III prices. 81 q q ~
most oil the sales |Gto fr0,H .......i ~ q 3 G,i
he&eip;s for tho wep: 5lSi head p.les z2.i;,.
'ae o.!"s!hHe thi3 week vera IL tx.ess of tho
ueiiahu. Wt!cn WA SLOW tbroughcH. Their.
vera very lew Sool t@rs on The Iug:.Su. ~ for
seVcril weeks pas, ai prIcha iut them keen
well up; ctngr Rtai,s Cc,:iinsd II l;I;I Oh ~;
sporsgs. Soma dealers IL Effect s.lcs made cnr-
cessloES n Considerable huah,r al instanc.s
OF g. bu! tho SnIi1r.! u:;:.!Ha iaGicei 10 b.: n,
aTeIa Led above.
Sheep and snb2--I hers Is . eight falling #
IN Inc numbJr Il TUG cii4ri.:a Gs compared with
las. Tecb, tlit there Is 20 Improvement in thu
quality, which ia not even up To these rf last
week in that respect. TIN dolrani is Glow for
common stock, but lair i1r good Sheep and
bs. beth for homo ucn Sid Tor shipment.
We quote SEcap 81 3:j". and Lambs ut 3!aeIc
per ID gross. STOCK ewes 2aS3 70 per head
We.hor5 3ta1c iCr ID. arrivals lils week 10 $50
head.
Nogs-The offerings sra somewhat more Lu-
merous than last week, the diiiareEc) being abuu.
l3D head. Tho supply is generally ruro,tsd
lair, abo%. cgus! to the demand which i. mod
crate, not active in say OF the y.rds Tia ousl
Ity generally is Ike i. was lat week some duzl-
ers reporting ;hoir stock Is better aud oihers ma
not onto up to lss. Wees's otTerincs Grass
Hog! cont;Iuo TO arrive in c1ceas Of the demand
Wo quote thor q. IiiSi,. with l2,25c oil ntr
lLO lbs; cofnied Hogs e$A9o. and extra q, NOR
I'D ret. AriiTsls this week eco head,
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The mercury il Inc thermcm ster Ill lis ofica
TO day registered 81 degrees. Coed circus
weather
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IsilEIJ.

=, AT bis resdanco. ksl:m.z?o, Essex couptv
va. august 18th. 1891, THUS. Is. GARRETT
IN tbs 7OtA year of h;s sze. >
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STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR q yEhNJ L

FOR yEnNI L,
JOHN w. pa MEL, uF LYNCHBUkG.
Fur LIEUTENANT GoTERNyR,
JAMIE BARBOUR, OF LULPKPEK.
FJR ATTORNEY GENXAAL,
2. w. McKlN NEY, OFFAKMVILLB
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Fire,

fHILApELpIA. Aug. 23.-Warner E. Mo,,i,ts
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NbW STYLES SILK M!ITs Blaze
~ and C0hOH3. Brilliant Lisla u!ovts,
3lacE and white. Dotted Null Iies. EN-.
broidarsd Null Tas, &C &C., iu.t received.
)Yl j. h. TEUKE EFT
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Stephen X. Bolts. nephew OF the late John
Minor Bolts, has been removed by the POST
ofi,s Department IS route agent on the Ohesa.
psako and Obio Railrord. His successor is T..
W. Hopkins. Ct Lyuwood. Rockingham county.
the home of jain f. Lewis, republican road.
iastes uomineo for Lieutenant Governor. Bolts
is stESigbtout republican and opposad to Ma.
honlsn. The alleged caus3 OF his removal is
physical disability TO perform tho duties of his
position. The appointment of his successor was
sechred, it is osiEied. through the il tluence of
Congressman John Paul. of R,okipeham o3ua.
~. ard Fir. JOHN L. Lewis.
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DEATH OF Mns. EDWIN noorn.
sad sequel 10 the Domestic Troubles oil
tha HaaaN Aa1as

the Great Actor.
Nkw YoRk, November 13.-Mary Nc.
Wicker, the wife Of Edwin Booth, died TO-
day after a long illness. Her death has
been seen 10 be inevitable for long time
Details can not be obtained.
Mrs. MCVickcr, at whose house Mrs
Booth died, positively refused 10 make
any statement regarding the death OF
tho whereabouts Of Mr.. Booth. A pain
inl family controversy lies back Of this
Some Of the Western papers have
been filled Of late with stories Of 1oOLh's
alleged indifference cruelty 10 his wife
all Of which arc denied by his friends, and
utterly discredited by all those WHO believe
Edwin Booth 10 be a man Of gentle bearing
incapable OF mean action. II is believed
that these stories originated with the Nc
vickefs, who sectn, for some strange reason
10 be bitterly hostile 10 Booth. 4 Repara
ton recently took place, Edwin lioOtl
and his daughter going to the Bfunt
wick Hotel from the Windsor, ant
Mrs, Booth going with her mothej
10 other quarters. Mrs. Booth l
is understood, Is paying all the expenses
An explanation given Of this is that Mts
Booths mania Of late took the form Of an
intense aversion 10 her husband and hi
daughter, The recent story that Booth ha
In past yeara made over all his property 4
bis vile, who had now, under MrB. Nc
viCkefs influence, willed II all 10 her, l
not believed by Booths friends II Is saiI
that Mrs. McVlCker has In this way Oh
taineda block Of Chicago ptop6Ety Whicl
Booth presented 10 hls wife, but nothinI
more,
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WFEEIING WEST VA, MORNING, NOVEMBER 1 1881

followed by Detective Phil. Kelly, while
John Heally, the accompanying carrier,
stepped to the box and took out the letter.
Heally read the name Of Jay Gould" on
the envelope.
When the man felt the hands Of the po-
liceman on his shoulder, and was told that
he was under arrest, be nearly tainted. de
stood for few moments, white and tremb.
ling, before he could fairly comprehend
that he had been detected. He admitted
he had written the letter, He gave his
name Is Colonel j. Howard Welles, and
said that he lived at No. 365 Fifth avenue,
In his pocket was found copy Of the key
to stocks, which he had sent to Mr.. Gould.
Welles took his arrest very badly. To
Inspector Byrnes he said that he would
rather have killed himself than to have
been caught. He asked the Inspector to
send for Gould, and II Gould was not
willing to forgive him he would kill him
self.
Washington l.. Conner visited the police
headquarters and said that Mr.. Gould
would prosecute the prisoner to the full ex-
tent OF the law, A special officer was de-
tailed to watch Welles, rs It was feared he
might try to take his own lie,
Perhaps the most remarkable part Of the
story is that Welles esisundoubtedly well con-
necled in New York. The wife OF Ambrose
MonseIl, Just elected to a civil justiceship
in this city, is u relative Of his His rela-
tives claim that he Is u Just sane enough
person toSbe around. Welles himself says
that one OF his daughters is married to
French nobleman, and that another Is en-
gagged to another French nobleman. His
manners and appearance are those OF a
gentleman.
New YoRK, November l4,-Col John
II. Weles was to-day arraigned at the
Toombs Police Court on charge Of at
tempting to blackmail Jay Gould, In
spector Bynes applied to Judge Bixby for
a remand to enable him to procure the
necessary evidence to sustain the com-
plant. The prisoner was then taken back
to police headquarters and locked up. 1t is
intimated that Inspector Byrnes is in pos
session OF documentary evidence oil an i'm
portant character against Welles which is
not yet published, Jay Gould did not ap-
pear in court. .....
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ABOUT RAILROADS.
Facts anu Gossip on 'Change-FeatureI
Ofthe Mnrket.

New YoRK, November l4.-Thc stock
market opened irregular and the general
list was weak. In the early dealings prices
declined per cent, the latter for Memphis
4 Charleston, which, however, was Z per
cent higher at the opening than at the
close Saturday. Alton & Terc Iiaute
shares were notably strong, common sell.
ing up q per cent and preferred 81 per
cent, the rest Of the market also Nbecame
firm at the first board and an advance Of
to | per cent was recorded, most marked
in Erie preferred, Missouri Pacific, North.
ern Pacific and Texas Pacific. Tho pool
In peorin, Decatur 4 Evansville promise
an advance In stock this week II the gener.
al market is strong. A further rise Is pre-
diCted In Memphis 4 Charleston and In
Texas 4 ST. Louis securities.
Eric Is becoming much moro plenty In
the street. ApriVate cablegram Saturday
to Mr.. Seligman stated that the European
proxies Of the Erie would he given to
neither Gould nor Vanderbilt. The i'm.
preston that JGwett will be reelected Is
becoming more general.
II Is. understood that the Cleveland,
Mount Vernon 4 Columbus road will be
extended TO the connection with the New
York, Pennsylvania 4 Ohio, giving the
Erie a new route TO Columbus. Tho road
Is likely TO be recognized for the benefit ol
the Erie system.
The banks report money coming In from
the West and going South, lear operators
rIntn IN Ia nhlp IN make fnntlhv worth n
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A FEMALE YnnnEn.
How an Ohio woman obtained $500 and
.. How She was Caught.

Columns, November l4.--A curious case
Of female wit and wickedness has been
brought prominently before the public by
the recent arrival at the pentlentiaty oi
two prisoners from locking county. One
Of the prisoners was a female, named
Florence Ducat She was convicted Of
forgery and sentenced for 1--WE years. This
Is supposed to be the second conviction In
Ohio Of a female Tor forgery. The first 90.
CURED In this county few years ago. This
case has h remarkable history. Miss Ducat
forged the name oiJoln Mercer, iatmef.
to a check for 5000 payable 10 a fctilioua
female. Miss Ducat presented the
check In person 10 the bank.
The bank people Cashed the check.
Upon reaching the door, Miss Ducat I'd
turned TO the counter and said sho believed
she did not want TO take all that money
away with her, and would leave 800 at die
bank. Did they pay interest on deposits z
The bank replied In the affirmative anti
S400 was deposited, the woman taking tht
other $500 away. This threw the baHl
officials completely Oft their guard, ard
dissipated whatever doubts that NAV
have arisen as to the identity 81
the woman and the genuihehess
Of the check. The forgery was not az
covered until some time aitefward, when
Mr. Mercer was notified Of the cashine oi
the check, The police wero sel 10 wotk,
and another woman was arrested charged
with the crime. This woman proved n
complete alb, acl was discharged, com
pletely upsettlHg the prosecution.
Suspicion wus directed toward Miss Du.
cat finally by the discovery OF Tie iael an
she purchased and sent Ia itienda m ar,
country quantity Of furniture. She M
arrested on suspicion, became ifighlen6l
and confessed her guilt. Her c0aVicii6t
followed ,pl course. Had she not conle99d
! she could not have been convicted,
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Tho exhibit this week is in some re-
spcCts the most unsatisfactory we have
ever published The grand total shows
quite lNrge loss over the showing In the
same cities Inst week. The loss falls plainly
in those cities where Tuesday election
day. was observed rs u holiday. The per
Centage Of decrease this week amounts to
50 per cent, against an increase last week
OF 20l per cent, and l4S per cent the pre-
vious week. In New York the per CGntage
OF decrease Is l25 per cent against gain of
10 per cent lust week. The recurrence on
Tuesday, November s, OF the annual elec.
ton day, and tho incidental excitement
and absorption Of public interest, confined
the business Of the week 10 five days, and
with the stormy and unsettled weather
carly in the week, moro or less checked
operations.
Outside Of New York instead Of de-
crease the clearings show percentage OF u
gain, being 1871 per cent, ngainst 27.7 per
cent lust week. In the Southern States
both New Orleans and Memphis again fall
below the line, the former showing de-
crease Of l37 per cent against S2, and the
latter 81 against 80 per cent. This falling
off Is owing, mainly, TO shortage in the
cotton crop, due in part to the diminished
size OF the crop and In part to the fact that
the planters are holding back their cotton,
awaiting better prices.
The Western cities, very generally, show
healthy gain. Chicago has gained l7.0
per cent, against 47,5 Inst week; Cincinnati
Ill per cent against 25.4; st. Louis, where
there isan unusually active cotton move
ment, All per cent, against 3O2 per cent;
Louisville $3.50 per cent, against 800 per
cent Inst week; indianapolis 1873 per cent,
against 49, per cent last week; Cleveland
$50 per cent, against 2j.4 per cent last
week; Columbus Is per cent, against A per
cent last week. Milwaukee, where the mil
lers have shut down owing 10 the high
range in prices for wheat, shows decrease
Of 22.0 per cent, against an increase Of II
per cent last week. Kansas City has gained
ll.5 per cent against 47.9 per cent last
week. Transactions have been rather dull
here the pnst week and good deal OF
money has been locked up in grain. San
Francisco shows n gain Of l1.3 per cent,
against 63l per cent last week. PEORIA,
where the floods and bad roads prevented,
to some extent, distribution oil goods, has
increased its clCarings for Sl,l40,S01 last
week TO 7,i73,sl4 this.
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WELisvtLLE, o., November l4.-small.
pox is raging to a frightiul extent in Tie
small towns Of East Rochester and Bayard
Just west Of here. In tile former town
there are nine cases. Two deaths occurred
in a family named Jolly, and father
mother and daughter are now down will
the dread disease. At Bayartl a mar
named lliner died, and one more case Il
reported. The people nre leaving til,
vicinity rapidly, Il Is said the disease wal
brought from pittsburgh by man namet
Mcdonald, and before Us nature was under
stood the contagion spread to severa
neighboB. Great Excitement prevails.
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A conductor Fail. Dead from IIlarrnln

CUMBERLAND, November 12.-Thomas
Welch, conductor Of coal train on the
Georges Greek & Cumberland railroad
fell from the rear Of his train yesterday
about noon; between the tunnels and
Pompey Smash, about eight or ten miles
from Cumberland. A brakeman saw him
fail, and signaled the engineer 10 stop. They
hastened 70 the fallen man, only TO find
him dead. II Is supposed he died from
heart disease. lie had been in the employ
Of the company but short time, and was
highly respected by the officials OF the
road. lie leaves q wife and one child In
this city, where his body was brought yes
terIlny
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ClNcISSGrI, November IA TTmesrSldr
special from Charleston, w. Va, says Geo.
Parks shot his haltbrother, Henry Rey.
nolds, three times on Saturday night, from
the effects Of which Reynolds died this
morning. Tie shooting took place at thcif
home, No arrests,
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Tnr 1eoi,latuto Of oblo, n Il wants 10 io

TIE Legislature of Ohio, II wants to do
something useful to go beyond the parcel.
Ing out Of a few places for real or immagi.
nary party services during the Campaign-
should give some attention 10 the "graye-
Yard insurance business which Ia working
its way from Pennsylvania into Ohio. The
graveyard plahi is worse than common
gambling II Is brutal Cincinnati En-.
gsirsF,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-15

PARIS, November 14.-The following is
the probable composition Of the new min
istry which will he gazetted tomorrow.
Gambetta, President OF the Conncil, and
Minister Of Foreign AlTairs; Cazat, Minister
Of Justice; Waldeck Russian, Interior; Paul
Bert, Public Instruction; Rouvier, Com
mercei Cochrey, Posts and Telegraphs; al
lain large, Finance; COmpefof, War.
Gauyeard, Marine; Profit, Fine Arts; Deyes,
Agriculture; Raynal, Works. President
Grcvy has accepted the new ministry.
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to the alleged conspiracy re.arrested. It Is
presumed that they will waive an examl.
nation and give bail. The papers will
then 60 to the grand jury.
NOTEs ANp PRRsoNALs.

NOTES AND PERSONALS,
Judge Folger to-day was sworn in and
assumed the duties OF Secretary Of thu
Treasury. Ex.Secretary Window turned
over to his successor certain keys which
are always kept by the Secretary and bade
him goodbye, Window was considerably
affected and remarked in private conyersa,
ton that these changes revived sad
memories Of the past summer. He left the
department in company with Senator
Ferry, Of Michigan.
Attorney General MacVeagh took formal
leave OF the Department OF Justice this
morning and left this afternoon for Phila-
delphia,
The Hon. sackville West, the new Brit,
ish Minister called upon President Arthur
this afternoon, and formally presented his
credentials. He was introduced to the
President by Secretary Blaine, and the
customary congratulatory addresses were
made,
The President has accepted Attorney.
General AlacYeagh's resignation. The
employees OF the department called upon
him and made their official farewells, and
ho turned tho department over TO the
charge OF Soliciting.General Phillips, who
will be Acting Attorney-General until a
new appointment is made.
II Is reported that the position OF Assist
ant.secretary Of the Treasury will be tend.
cred George o, Gorham,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-15
A WEEKS EXCHANGES
Showing the Condition OF the business
OF the Country,

BosroN, November 1.-THE Post fur
nishes the following table, showing the to-
tai gross exchanges Of twenty.four leading
clearing houses in the United States, twen-
ty-thrce being for the week ending Satur-
day, November l2, and one Q.ousyille)
for the week ending Thursday, November
Inth.
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LORD EoRSE's ARRIVAL.

LIVERPOOL, November 1l-1.orl Lorne
arrived to-day and was met by Princess
Louise, and with her proceeded to Eaton
Hall, the seat Of Tic Duke Of Westminster,
near Chester. They were cheered by
thousands Of people, who had assembled az
BitkGnhead landing. There was also d
popular and municipal reception in their
honor at Chester.
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The star route conspiracy case recently
thrown out by Judge Cox, when fled asin-
formation, because the offence charged was
On infamous one, Is TO be presented In the
Police Court In q few days and the parties
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THE NEW FRENCH PREMIER.

PARIS, November l4.-Gambetta this
morning announced to President Greyy
the definite formation OF the Cabinet. Its
confirmed that De Freycinet will not enter
tho Ministry, consequently Gambetta has
renounced the idea Of assuming the Presi-
dency Of the Ministry, with portfolio, and
will himself take the portfolio Of Foreign
Affairs. IA
The new Ministry will be gazettcd
tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
MALONE FOR A CABINET POSITION
The PrOslAuItIs, are that he Will not Accept,
Questionable POItmaIISn-Th' hOrnOu
Question -ClaiaS Of SOuthsru RSpuh.
lIrARI-supFSmS Court DSClIIOaI.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.-There seems to
be growing impression here that Senator
Malone may be rendered Cabinet posi-
ton, with view Of encouraging further
results against Democracy in the South,
The Democratic Senators who are here
don't hesitate to say that their party would
fight against Mahone's confirmation. One
Of them says the Democratic Senators
would keep the Senate in deadlock until
the end Of Congress, before they would let
Malone be confirmed us Cabinet officer.
Senator Blair, who is a warm friend Of Ma
hone, and has talked with him great deal
about his political aspirations, says he
don't believe Malone would leave the SEN
ate with nearly full term ahead OF him to
accept Cabinet position,