Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-05-27
NY LORD rose ZOE.
Conkling Working Hard Tor ! RE-EIes.
tion to the Senate.
senator Woodin's Reasons 1sr OppsGing
the Great Resigner.
The English Authorities Looking After
the Emigrants.

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The English Authorities Locking After
the Emigrants. 81
THE sTALWARTs.
Albany, May 27.-Tle whole r.
terest oil the struggle still hinges On
the calling of . caucus. The stal-s
warts are endeavoring to secure the
necessary names to call a caucus and
will endeavor to have one fixed f x.
tonight. The administration crowd
still insist that q cancus is simposslts0
and that they have secured plea.es =
enough to prevent any such action
They say that the lack Of enthusiasm
among the ConkAlng lnein III tlSs ap.s
pearance of their leader shows the;
half-heartedness with which they en-
t the struggle. Conkling has had
numerous conferences with his friends
and the plan ofaction is kept secret.
Platt hangs on the outskirts Of his
greater companion and cuts very
insignificant figure indeed. Cornell,
it is stated, has evinced decided
purpose to keep ont Of the campaign
altogether, having cooled somewhat
towards ConkliAg The talk of =
coalition of either party with the
democrats is looked upon as without
foundation.
evERR owD1Na.
London, Eng, May 27- The
Wnitechapel, London, district board
Of public workshave felt compelled
to take mr. asures..to check the over
crowding of emigrants there enroute
to America from the continent.
They are now consigned BY lots Of
ones.. s..hundredafat a. time to agents in
London, and have to sleep crowded
together on straw, in low lodging
houses without IRE gard to health or
decency.
wooDIN VS.. coNKL1Na.
Albany, May 27.-In the Senate
to-day Woodin demonstrated
against the reelection Of Conkling
and Platt and made a long speech
in its support He said presumably
the reasons publicly announced by
and Platt for the resigna-
tions are best and all that can be
given, and if so, history will award
to them the credit Of having com
mitted the most stupendous blunder
Of modern times. Strahan1 replied
to Woodin. He said the names Of
persons signed to kilograms favoring
The reelection uf Conkling and
Platt; these he said, were
gents Of New York, who
used their money freely last year
for the election Of Jas; Garfield to
The people Of his state desire Conk-
ling's return to the Senate, as he
the interests and needs
Of this state. The speaker then
gave resume Of the appointments
Of Robertson as collector Of tho
port. The designations have forced
US to meet the question, ssShall we
sustain the senators in their views
Of Republicans
1T MAY BE DEADLOCK.
Albany May 26.-It is now stated
on good authority that it was the
of Conkling's coming here
that no public demonstration should
be made. Therefore, it is said, un-
less compelled by the public demand,
he will make no speech. The situa-
ton on the senatorial question re-
mains unchanged. The Garfield
section still maintains its position
of refusing to enter the caucus and
be bound by It's decision, and they
claim number more than sufficient
to defeat che election of Conk,ing and
Platt. The Conkling section say It
the senate caucus COMMITTEES refuses
to join in calling joint caucus they
will get the signatures of . majority
of the republican members and thus
force caucus. Still the Garfield
men say they will not be governed
by such proceedings and if they hold
fast to their position there is no way
to prevent deadlock. Some Gar
field members, among them Alvord,
are so confident Of their strength
that they believe they have clear
majority against the reelection Of
Conkling aud Platt. The Conkling
members laugh at this claim and say
if Gartield's supporters really believe
g they ought not to hesitate to enter
a caucus. They say the same claims
were made last January prior to the
election of Platt.
NOTHING BUT ASHES.
Washington, Pa, May %. The
body Of Miss Frank NJ. Kendale, of
Madison, Ind, has been cremated.
The decease was quite writer and
known to all Indiana. Her ashes
will be taken back to Madison and
inferred in the Springfield cemetery.
TWO MEN KILLED.
Hudson, N. Y, ga passenger
train on the Boston & Albany yes
terday morning collided with
light engine between Ghent and
Pilver's stations, wrecking the en-
gine and instantly killing Robert
Best. engineer, and Chas. H. Dew
eese, fireman, of the passenger train.
C. s Deisem has been appointed pct
master at Grand Rapids.
Two new post Offices have been eatab.
lished in Ransom comfy.
The Hager Bros are running an exten-
sivs lumber yard at Nandan.
r. c. Jordan has gone dowa the rivrs
to put up house on his pre-emp:ion.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
are making preparations for strssberry
festival
Land contracts, homessead applie,sian