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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-21
EOREiGM NEiY,H.

Tho Enssisa Grad Duke Gcna!aatina hss ar
| rived q! Paria
Shocks OF csr!hqua: were fcl.st Co?ogno tEd
Bonn Friday night
Two thousand sailors ostho gu5i.ieh navy have
6oen dl;charGol and s.vcrnl !;cac!sjs Will be
dismantled.
Tho English chiIdfah pafi1rn,ins rs acrobat,
"a 1ufkey, and who We're virtually slaves. havo
been Eet free.
twelve employees 8. tho Gu3i. Zasgha railway
sta' lon, ais, wero cxeculsd lhoro yesterday.
The ex- hmpress EuEen!o 10 adding eighteen
rooms TO her new rcadcnCA al Ear1borors =.
There IL {, bo Il room niiad Will: tho roles Of
Iflnce l.ous Napoleon aud B.t. up ex.c .ly tho
sSmo ss the enc occupied by him 81 GsiTdcn
plaza.
Spofaiic cases Of sSriii,n Violence sill occur
IN some parts tf lso!art. 2 aocrty 70. r.iu,uai
prolecii IN s%slusL boyco::ins lai boon formed
IN Tho ccunt? OF iipDnra!y = man a:r,c;;
Caiwln WAS murdered lc:r :i.h!"na on Ss.n--
Gay Iighi ESQ m31 hsrs baea Hrrcsi,; on
sual leon.
LIE NeH lcrk llersii'a Wsshipg:aa c,trs-
sDo1d ut by, tha. iho 'd.oision If the u. :.
Supreme CAN'T tist civil ciE!,sr oluid not
roslsn ald dives: him.rIl IT tho du!its tf his
Olloo WltH0n. Tic c;uasnt e tho sDpoiotior
poWe: hiss created 20 iiillo cJumo!ion sIoooe
those couverssnt with lie fac 10 tina caeo OF
Attorney General MsoEcG2h'a tlasertion Of his
ofic,. His conluc:. it ia believed would
render hin Liable 10 Impeachment for abandon
Ing grave aud Responsible dates which ha WAS
sworn 10 faithfully fulfil. L. is not behaved
that tho President will cGco ncocps his r>sisas-
ton. The appoatntnt ara confirmation Of
sueoass'r only will relev, Mr.. MscVcasb Of hig
ofhci. Obligations.
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Broke her Neck.

MuKESBARRE, Pa, Ncv. 2l.-lirs. naL-
uah Beards:'y, CT New I0'k, widow ct Charles
Dsa!dsleg, WAC has b:cn visiting Eet daughter,
Mrs. ~. a, Sterling. IL this city. !ci down
S airs Il! u lac huuT Ss u;l,7 nisi.: aoA bs3ko
htr DtcS.
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I"e mario. OPENS quiet and sts.iy. Ike Is.
mani ter Flcur firm and prices arc unchanged
About 2Oi0 bpebels Of WLeG. w;ro sold to-day
CT Isl, l35 aud 25 for fsir 20 &ocd Fu!tz aud l4G
tor good Lancaster, Lu. 10 choice wts offered
bn; !Illia Corlia coming IL and ;m,l lots OF
new n white brought T0.72; 10 old IVES offered.
Ho'h!nS doug II Ego or Oa!'. Country Pre-
dlce laiTsntoC 81 quotations.
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s't'i vases 6 a. Sal SETS, d.
:a,Hp = khlSht' Nes Yo'k. % f y Kssi
cit Jana Mosoloy, forstowa IL F. : Reed.
t!.r EZca!.l2r. Norfolk "a Z i Rooo
Str Sua Baltimore. to ! Broicrs u Co
Hsf hla:isn", lower Poi'c to j Eioders & Go.
s'' :! ' Arrowsmith. lower Potomac, TO po-
tcmsc Ferry Company.
Sehr Chariey Woolsey, Ncgark. n / IN
Burgess s; Cc.
i'tr jams hoseieg. Norfolk by f A Ra,d
Str Sac, baltimore. by Broders & Co,
ctr Msl!sno. lower Pltc By J Erodera & O.
CTR ArroRsni!h over Potomac, by re.
!omac Parry COMPANY
Schf Wai Mcgee Richmond, b7JP A.ntv
Ssr Joau Gih5on, from thi; post, IT N Y 2Gt,,
River IG!a. '''' "' = Oil
g, gen: heI!e iit1dy ssilol fion Gardiner for
washington tiia.
s'chr 'Tey b1sslt sailed fem New Bsdfott for
GEORGETOWN 18Th
, seas a. . a'osa, frou Blua Hill, :or Wash.
ihg'"n, 1t Vineyard Haven 18th
Schra isnsse Doodle, from Ei,fm an, ssds
p ;, H,.c$oh, ds!:ie i'Aiso Albert N ason AMI LA
npS' 'y1! Georgetown, at Ecw York 2ltb.
Gehf Su'lt&!I, t:":n Gaarsclnpn FOR ,i.:cf-
fo! :, pHnSGtI through Hell Eatn lS,h
cen. = a.er"ln saiioi from Nov York f,,
Hichm2Gd l1:h '''
MARINE DISASTER
= rs sclr HnstTDrEa which lef. Wind.,r. N,
- Ii! hsli"s; Tor Parrabo,o on FrIdsy. cons'z,d
bear ca!sridgs istsnd, of the ls,tsr D IT. rrue
!ha:' On board were seen 10 get in = ANAL bo,t
s;;'. mHso for iheth2re, bu! the boa. Was swami
ea saW minutes aiterward, and the men were
i"s'. ha vesso was found on SATURDAY. Ard
too. ed into Parrstoro.
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Horrible Affair.

DOVER. Il. H., N.Y. 2l.-Gho .iis If Joi-
a:har Hs'GfsD, ct S:rsfFord, n H., and her
Children gtre icc1d yes erdsy with their ,hroa s
CIV Il Is ret ye: Known whether. tho mother
was murdered or committed suicide.
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TIE Nos Ycrk ller.ii'a Wsshipg:ao c,,ss
get ont Doors,

Tho c'o'a confinement CT oil f.c.or7 work,
gives The operatives pai!id faces. polr appetite,
ahRelo. miserable eiine5, poor blood. inactive
ii7er. kidney AID urinary trouhles and sll tba
physicians aal medicine in Tho world cannot
help them unless thoy ge. cut Of doors or use
bop BNteis, the purest aud best remedy, es.
pecia;iy toG SUCH caea, having ahundsncs Of
health, sun:hiae and 10Y cha@ks in them. Ihey
coal ut q TIL - Christian RecnrIsr -
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Resignation.

WASHINGTON, Eov'r. Il lion. Edsa, Il.
Msrbt, Commissioner CT Patents, hiss today
rendered lis resignation to take olcc: Dec 1t
Mr.. Is:tie re5'gns his Office in ordc. TO sccsIt
more lucrative employment: as Land Commit
s:oEtr TOR Tho Northern Pacific T. X. Go
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Race.

LONDON. NoG. 2l.-Thc sgniia r4ao evsr
tie Thames championship course Tor 900
bswaen Gcdela and EISca c!ms I'll 10 day,
aDd was woa ty Godwin, who Geivaiot: his on-
p1Etn: very clsily by twenty 3nslha.
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The Russian uibiiia:o say ''!ass Gu..a,. !:
crime Is tho &C, OF tho cespo'isn o! I.,ty,
which dospotism is as datosta:,la SIS that # cn
individual" But Republicans IN this rouary
think i! ell TiSht Tor ;o dcsaoia;a # ,hu M
iIousl republican Tsi'y 20 ass2s:insis Tia ia.o.
aud credit OF State, IS has recently been i no
in the case Of Virginia.
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eu;c in;ruoa:. u.vo sto uad Tie Oil ID ny
is9ii7 sci Grd i: equals ss effective there.
EaIl Ola ScaIsnIa.

NEW EcEK, Ncv'.. ol.-Tte see noidrg CT
which fou: ritr were S. wc::: il tha elevator
20 g CT th9 neHi b4iiiEg II clu!sa OF coGstluc.
tin,: CT go c2rra: & Era::i s.-alt snt! E:chaGge
Place e: l. c-y. f:2c slirg tla Ion from :to
Eoa::" sto:y. i1tr were g.. :e:.io Injured
bat Il IS &c. I-Iwa wtc:ha- taei; Injuries Will
r,rTe f.,,'
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a hall in North Esscn, MSS, VS. d.d.oA.-
ed 10 TAG ntm1y OF O.kcs Amla last Thus.
dsy 81 ernoou, bu: sTorg these ssho ver, 1T
scot at the ceremonies there do0s not aapaar
The usmo Of a single one Of tbs copS.cssmsn
who were brl5eG ~ Anos 10 the infamous
CfsAi: Mobicr case. is moLcy wea The om :
thicg atout him that inuy cared !or.
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H.yncbeu.

CINCINNATI. Nav. 2l.-A Iints It'd S CT
special irom Ati:trs, Oils, state ita. Chris.
Davis, Lha mulsi,o who was 10 ii! l,rso ou,:a-
geous ss,sul; upon MEs. L:ckc, sn 9lialiy wo-
mao. was harstd by uob last night.
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CANAL COMMERCE.

AfriYeh- B BATS S.munl Hsnrr a kti,.nl
Main; to American Goal Co !. F.nnon. w
l: bead. ena Lille to Jao Aguew & Co
hm mn! EtsIans 10 Sinclair & Agoew.
,r carartad-koats s Henry, a j Atkins. A
'isih, Fanron, and W L Read.
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Il uricresa.

LoSDtN. Huy. gl.-Miss Gaf'1r,i, holder 9
two snail isrra3 was fuun;i d-s! ii bed at W
f2rd. Anrka ia her ntck !Edica!ea taHt she We
I'D
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"WiNE OF CARDUI" cures irrcyuI,r
painful, or difficult menstruation.
For sala by 4. 8. Lesdbestar & Bro,
Fathers! mothers!i 77o1her.,

Arc you disturbed at night aid broken OF your
resi- % sick child suffering end crying with
Tug eicfnc'silns pain of cutting teeth? If so,
Ro FL Lon, oEce AID get n bottle Of h.Is HIMSLONiS
9o,'fiii M SYRUP. 1t will relieve tho poor
,s's.a sntetar neutrality-suspicious. upon il
there a no mistake about IT, There 10 moi +,
mother On ostlh who has ever uisd it who viii
nov toi you 4: onco Tim. it will sc2na,e Ina bow,
els. and give rest TO tho mother, and reliof ard
iest'h 10 The chd, Operating like magic. II is
perfectly safe 10 use in sl Cases. and pleasant 10
ohs sse.' 80" 10 tho prescription 1T ono of The
oltlest and beat female physicians end nurses in
inc United States. Sold everywhere rs can't
bottle. ~ SaI'e
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EXHfOS:ois,

LONDON. Nov. 2l.-AI explosion he's occur!c;
in the deep pit of F.. eo,liery belonging IL Eol.
Granville. nusr Hsn!uy. causing tho te.th of Er
man
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IF YOU Want Coed Suit ior SO. Sl2. SIS
y SlS 90 TO tho sid re!lsbls firm OF S. WATER
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= Ia very pooS scanoDy 20 oudes70r TO r..
liiVa Guld b. .cr!eoi;oc il, ghen . n,.t
bott'o u; Dc. BuN's Coush S,run ai:l cure i, nj
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NE There will he regular meeting of OId
o".ihion Comn.ndery. X. T.. "a. thoir asylnm
.ais eSSn'ng. at Il O'clock; full attendance is
It j. f. AL:XASDEs Racnrao.
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MARRIEn.

- GA hionasJ. Nov. g. 1851, at tho residence of
kev. VI. Ecr.oa. JANIS X. HALL, of Wash.
lns'cn ard HisS LAURA a. So rTON, OF Al.
copy. '"oo
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Take "BLACK-DRAUGHT"

Wall never be bilious.
For taa by Z. 8. Lesdbas:er s. Bro
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{ IHO1OE DElAD PEACHES, lew fo- al.
~ by how'll j.. q. MlLBOHN.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,,

MINIATURE. ALMANAC. NOV 81. 1881
sos vases 90. 6 d3 san SETS, a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-29
CANADIAN TOPICS.

OTTAWA, July 2S.-lt is probable that twelve
raits o square timber, representing 9250O00 will
De STUCK in the Ottawa River and its tributaries sum-
ner owing TO low water. =. DR. Tache Deputy Minister
9f Ag1icutnre states positively that is no cattle
uiseafS III the Dominion which is mentioned in Brit
ish order IN Council regarding cattle Importation
TORONTO, Ont, Ju.y 2s.- TgeFett offers to row Hos
@ e 1or m $1,000 side on tne Saratoga Lake The mach
may ne made Tor four weeks hence.
ORu.LA, Ont. July 2S-The scun race between Wise
OF Lesncville and Jake Gaudans. OF Ofia four miles
2O:50. ~ " Wy - ' ii"ie'
ST. JOINS, n. b., July 2s.-Tho heavy and long con-
tnued rains scrious ippeinient to farmers and
hreatens TO do great damage 10 the hay CROP much
wlllch had already been cut, waiting 10 be cured.
WINNIPEG, July 2s--There have been ncessant heavy
rains in the northwest in the vicinity of Bateord and
Edmonton. which for the surfeit Of water in
The streams and the flooding OF many localities.
MONTREAL, July 2S.-A large number or the heads OF
the wholesale and manufacturing firms OF this city pro
pose to send large representation Of Iontreai bsness
men on visit TO Manitoba aud the Northwest open
trade there.
WINDSOR. Ont July 2s-Dr Cream the notorions
Chicago quack doctor arrested at Belle River Ont
yesterday by Sheriff Ames Boone County H. for the
about year ago '''
NArASEE, Ont. July 2s.-Eighteen Of the emicrant
lahorers recently employed the Napanoe Tainyorth
and Quebec Railway, struck to-day for 81 instead Of
81 20 which they engaged for their arrival at Qnehec
The contractor refusing TO accede their demand the
men deserted.
HALrrAx July 2s-A bottle c,naining slip OF paper
On which the following lad been written with pencil
was picked mp ut H~ntng Point, uale's Harbor,
Kings County, last sunday: Snip Edgar sprung leak
fifteenth day from Parisboro. Crep all m,i;inous Can
taiu shot twice. Crew cit in the boats. Short OF pr-
visions aud water Longitude 400 wei, latitude about
fgo s. B. Dotty." The Edgar "A Yarmouth shin and
sailed from Parisboro last month.
The steamer Caledonia sailed hence to-day for London
via Boston She carries 5000 OF canned lob
ster, valued at Si5.0Oc.
MONTREAL, July 2S.-A company has been formed for
the purpose Of running steamers this city and
Duluth, MINI. Three steamers will constitute the line
his op1tn
Mrs. Mckiernan, widow OF the late Thomas McKiernan
OF this city, has had her claim established of three
heirs 10 the estatevaued at 81 800 o0O-of the late
Peter D0uohue. of san Francisco WHO emgraiei from
Montreal IN 1892. n poor man. Mrs. McKioyman. WAC
was Mr. Donohue's SISTER, heard OF her
unt INQUIRIES were set on OF for his heirs
Is NV ldei among brother and two sisters, all of
were poor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-29
MURDER IN MASSACHUSETTS.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 2S.-A murder
committed on Tuesday in wilbraham, the Monson
ne was discovered last night Tuesday forenoon Reu
ben s. CALDWELL age seventy ythree town pauper who
was living with Cyrus Day, of Monson, started with
Morris Monhan shiftless fellow employed by Day, to
drive COW to pasture Just beyond the line in Wilbra-
ham, Soon after MOnihan returned homo and said
that Caldwell had gone off in another direction. On
Wednesday evening two men passing through the
pasture found Cadwell's dead body lying under fence
Ihe sides OF his face and head badly bruised and
MS throat bore the marks OF choking. Medical
Examiner Holbrook of Palmer held autopsy to-day and
found that the skull had been fractured back OF the right
car but that death had resulted choking. Cadwes
throat had been severely compressed that the wind
pipe was torn and shapeless The body badly de-
composed and it was buried to-day. Monhan made no
attempt 10 escape and he arrested this morning and
taken to the Palmer lookup. He denies all knowledge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-29
TAKING POSSESSION UNASEED.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 2s.--At / o'clock
t1s morning the managers OF the Ncw-York and New
England Railroad Company sent train with large
gang Of this city viii thcir working tools,
loads gravel etc. Tho quietly stationed bY
the fcace dividing the railroad track from the CITY Ind
and r signal 400 feet 81 the fencc down uaa $50
of thc track Cd feet IA tlc
land. Before tic work conp.,tcd thc police
alarmed, and thirty of the raira al 50 ucn
the railroad company causes great indignation hc-
known, and IL VII preatl prejudice the int
OF the railroad company.
Laterrhe ciiy authorities have removed the tracks
anc restored the fence destroyed 10y Nswl ork and
New-lngiand RaiiI0al Company midnight. not
Choosing TO wait the faament OF the proniscs oi tie
officers OF inc railroad company.
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SUICIDE OF a MELANCHOLY MAN.
IELEG R1PHIC NOTES.

DEATH FROM HEART DISEASE
UTICA, N. l., July 2S.--airs. William II. Watson,
wlIe OF SutSeon WGtson died suddenly Of
the heart in this city yesterday.
SOLDIER KILLED AT ATLANTA
ATLANTA, Ga. July 2S.-James Reed, private of
Buttcfy "B, oth United
wagon, run over aud killed yesterday.
- BURGLARY AT PLYMOUTH PENN.
WIiKESBARRE Penn, July 2S-Ihe house OF j.
Aoilgtnn al Plymouth entered carly
noui uils morning. fhey carried with $500 IN
money and some jew elry.
MURDER IN TENNESSEE.
CINCINNATI. July 2S.-A dispatcn from Nashville
reports the assassination OF James Goodman tho eastern
suspicion OF perpetrating the muader.
STEAMER ASHORE ON PLUM ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, H. J., July 2S.-1he stenmer Tona-
wanda hence Tor philadelphia, went Plum Island
west passage IN hck log at 1880 O'Clock last night she
will probably have 30 discharge.
~ FATAL LII FROM THE MAINMAST.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, July 25.-Captain Sc
i1N u e seoueI frovidence, from Boston for Phadel
phlt, reports that John Howard
man. OF lrankfoid, Penn, fell
ra receiving injuries Irom which he sortly died.
SCHOONER SAFELY HAULED OFF FROM SHORE.
PROVIDENCE X. L., July 2S.--1he schooner Cal
WIN r. BAKER baltimore for Boston, with OF coal
went ashore on the northwest of Block Island last
ing ne vas auled OF by Nleckng company, after lying
htirh The tight.
~. WpMaE FONND DEAD IN A BARN.
NojHhsll.H hiSs.. dy 2S.-hrs. Julia FIoody
wr ia o, IA, ii- in tas VI Michael Mullen at
Au"uL ~ ~ - bss.s Dad name. aud suspicious OF foul
csh was caused by exposure and
ss.luseA.
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SALE OF / SOUTHERN ROAD.

CHARLESTON, s. C., July 2S.-rhe South
Carolina Railroad which at the tinc OF completion 10
Hamburg in 1893 the loncesf continuous hne Of
railroad in Tie World sol to-day public auc-
tion unG ne decree Of the United Circuit Court.
There were only bidders namely. the ri.rchnslng
committee who represent rlJ c whole the bonded
debt below the first morteaga and eneighhs o.
stock, and the Charleston Bdic who haa nt money
the company the security OF It's bonds The only
object of this syndicate 80 bid enough a.
fnnd sufficient Ia rs ciam tlat Zone. bidding
ceased. and The property was knocked doNr W. h.
Brawey, tor the purchasing committee, Tor 81 275.9c0
over and above the rrs gage dcbt of about
$300OO0G. There is opposition objection the
SALE which wii lie con6rmei by the ooor September
October. In the meantime there viii hc choncls
oi management anc the work Of extending te tracks 20
the watVrside, tho construction Natriac wharvcs,
and relss ing OF the road steel viii 30
rapidly. There E general satisfaction Sac result. aud
TIE prospects of tne Voad Are considered o.. GIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-29
THE FRANCO-AFRICAN TROUBLES.

PARIS, July 2S.--A telegram received here from
Tpns announces that 800 Arabs have advanced
to Radeuss, six kilometres from Goletta. -Four
Europeans and three Arabs have been muir
dered the road to Tunis. There is great excite
ment. The Bcy has ordered the removal of the
bridge of boats between Goletta and Radeuss A
detachment of French troops is making a recon-
naissance n later telegram says that the Arabs
have left the vicinity of Tunis, but the greatest
anxiety still prevailed concerning the safety of
Europeans in the interior. Crowds of fugitives
from the direction whore the Arabs were
seen. The Bey placed artillery on tho road leading
TO Goetta At Sfax tho French are only masters of
the ground they stand on 1t is unsafe to venture
outside the gates.
ANGLo-FEENCH CORRESPONDENCE.
The correspondence between England and Franco
relating to affairs in Tripoli has been issued. Its
purport is us follows:
Dispatch from Lord Granville Foreign Minister, to
IoId Lyons Ambassador to France on the l9th inst,
that. view of the unquestioned incorporation Of
Tripoli IN the Turkish Empire AZ wen as its proximity TO
Egypt, Her Miestys Government conld not regard IN
ercrcncc OF Whatever description on me part OF France
in po i'll the manner as 6hey viewed occurrences
Lord Lyons having laid the substance OF the above dis
patch before NJ Bartheleny ST. Hiaire the French tpr
eign mister. assured by him that France regarded
Iripoli as ndispntabiy part OF the ottomnn Eip.re,
ing ur attempting to establish amy exclusive or pre-
dominant influence Ia that oouniry
The remonstranees which had been addressed to me
Porte he said lad been mild and rienty ana h2d not
been made until France hnd very good reason 20 peene
that Turkish emissares TTipOn had been stirring
up disaecton In Tunis. The Porte had been warned or
rripoh which should spread Tunis, and il had been
assured that it, contrary 10 her hopes ana wes France
I've measures only and French troops Woud M nov eross
that it would be a real and great sorrow him II
thing should occul AIKEN tho close and corulhl u-
dcrstanding France and England In regard to
The correspondence concludes with dispatch from
sntinope natructnx him to advise the Poite 10 eAer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-29
MIR. BOOKWAL1ERS ACCEPTANCE.

TOLEDO, Ohio, July 29.-General j. B. Stecd-
man. chairman of the committee appointed by the
Democratic State Convention TO inform j. w. Book
walter of his nomination for Governor received that
genteman's reply Mr.. Boobwalter, after aclsaowledg
ing the honor and deprecatng his unness follow the
great leaders who have preceded him. says he hopes for
from the inherent and persistent force OF Demo
cratic principles and the zeal aud doy in their defence
uniformly exhibited by the Democratic party OF Ohio
He heartily iu the spirit letter OF the plat
FORM lie considers that the Legislature would
Justified IN yielding TO the dctaOn of corporations and
inonopoies inrenched in wealth, against the
or the people particularly the agricultural and
cal classes which have only numerical power without
concentration organization With regard to fhe
resolution against mere sumptuary legislation Mr.
Bookwalter says he does not understand that 1t
implies hostility TO rational and practical
the abatement of any evils with which society afflicted
The preservation of social order restraint and
control OF elements OF danger the community which
cannot DC wholly removed properly within the
OF constitutional legislation. The declarations the
platform on the tariff question and tho relations OF
capital and labor meet his hearty approval.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-29
THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.

MEXICO, July 2S.-The Secretary of the
treasury VIII leave here tomorrow for Vera Cruz The
Legislature of Tamaulipas have authorized corananv
10 work the coal mine at Mer The official journal says
.ne ooV Itahans will leave Lorna ITALY, next month
vera Cruz to establish colony Their expenses are
occurred at Lamansas Nuevo Leon between fbe nsfon
house of1cers and the inhabitants ~ ~
Daz departed yesterday for Jaapa ac-
pipsnie1 py the President OF the pa and Vera Cruz
that enterprise. ~ nN@A in'ereseeo in
Inc steamer City of Washington which leaves Vera
Cruz to-day, will touch at Tuxpan to ioad ,
for New-YOrk. " wa" "i'io"'iioiSe
CHICAGO July pa special dispatch to The Times
from the City OF Mexico SAYS:
The Government has information that unauthorized
persons In the United Sates and England are endeayor
ing 10 form syndicate to readjust the National debt
ncid IN England. The scheme III private specu alton
ana Is repudated by the President and the Secretary
ahe treasury Nobody has been authorized to any
arrangements Tne question VIII be considered by the
government Mt any early day through official delegates
when satisfactory arran gcIncnts will be mode
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-29
THE FUND FOR MRS. GARFIELD.
GUITEAUs DIVORCE IN BROOKLYN.

The records OF the Supreme Court in Brook
lyn show that the would-De OF the President
Charles ]. Gueau divorced from his wife in that
city i'll 1874. The suit begun in 1873 by Mrs. Anne
Guiteau, who alleged inGdey the part OF tho hus.
band with woman in New-Ycrk. Guteau and his wife
married in Chicago July 3, 1869 by the Rev. W. A.
Bartlett, subsequently pastor OF the Elm Place Conre
gatonai Church in Brooklyn. The suit referred to
l.. c. Fuller who took evidence IN January 1874 The
chief witness Clara Jennings whose evidence the
case was established II Is believed that Guitcau
nshed this Witness lie put in defence in the case
ana was witness himself Judge Pratt confirmed the
report OF the referee, and granted the divorce The
judgment roll filed April IL. 1874. subsequently
the divorced wife was clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment. and now she Is the wife OF Theodore Dunsmorc,
Boulder, Colorado to whom she married in 1879.
Guitean never paid her any amony. AT the time
divorce he was u member oi Calvary Baptist Church
this city.