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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, U U.S.A. }
INGERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINN.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
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Lawyers will find Moore's Patent Offices
Queen Desks at Stees Bro g.
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Meteorological Record, jan II, 1880, 9:56 P. NJ.

o. 6. NJ. Cone,
Sergeant Signal Corps, U. ga.
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The Senate committee on privileges and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
DIEI).


,, AZ INC resldence of her brother, hr. Lisi;
Mckenzie. in this city At 4 o'eloci, tbis ovenirr
MISS MARY MCKENZIE.
March 25!h, 1881, KATE, wit, of Louis rI,
IN the 47!h year Of her age.
Day by day We saw her fade,
And gently sink away;
ana oiton in our hearts we prayed
That she might longer stay.
a .lght from cut our household ) gone;
A, voice we loved is still;
a place is vLcsnt ia our midst
Inas mover can be alod
In her We lose true. and sH,c,io,aio srd
lnduigent mother, and faithful and loying wife
y Funeral on Sunday sfternoop, st 4 o'cloik.
washington papers please copy.
On March 25th, Mrs. MARY +, GEAyY.
y der tuaeral will take place from The resi-
denca of her husband, Henry street. between
cameron ana Queen streets, on Sunday, Msrch
n, at p. N. Friends and acquaintance cflhe
family tire respectfully invited to attend.
On Thursday morning, tho 24,h instant, a! the
Tesidence OF her brother in law, DR.. VIM Nc.
Leod, in Washington, u. O., Miss Ann
Flu N MEh, daughter Of Mr., Samuel Plum.
mer, deceased, an old resi1ent of this city. snt
tor many years book keeper in this Office.
On Friday morning, March 18th, a. $50
O'CLOCK, WILLIE Il. MILBURN, son of Tim.
olhy and Mary Milburn, aged l6 months ard
weeks.
We loved this tender little one,
And would have loved for him to stay;
b9t God hath taken him:
he shines in endless day.
@1 funeral will take plaza from the raj.
9ence OF Its pareaLs, on Queen street. betwael
FAyette and Payne. All O'clock o. m. Sunday
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ICoMMUNIcATEp.
OIeOmargarine.

was gratfad to see the caution in the Gs.
zette of Thursday about this stuff. In addition,
will slate that there is city ordinance. passed
last year. imposing fine Of 500 upon any who
may Offer this deleterious substance for sale
without being distinctly branded with tho char.
aoter of the article. A strong goverrm,n!, in
many aspects. is good; and if tho General Gov
eminent would pass law subjec!ing al our
food to 8 criticize inspection our lives and hcH.n
would DO made safer. In tina. we'll govaraol
country, England. such laws work with h ,epy
eifact. Cannot some of our SauanS abou. town
give to the laiLy simple rule whereby wo NAV
at once detsc. spurious butter? Tho shopkcepcr,
aud hucksters are not the only parties selling
This vile etuf. called butler. Parties from ,h1
country, in our market, with smiles (which SO
childlike and bland" o(Fsr this article TO tho u
suspecting, and it is sold. Some Of these ru:sl
folk, "a few OF them just on the edge Of thu
town. como liked up'' rs country paople, lc5S
ing as "if butter wouldnot melt in their rou,h,"
and sell this vile compound, o!oomsrgsrino, as
genuine butter. Stop them-mske an c1amnn
Of them, Z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
PUBLISHED DAILY Il TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EvENINe. MARCH &c 1851

Yesterday s!procecdioes in the Senate showed
plainly enough to attentive observers that while
iho republicans voted as q unit, in consequence
OF their allegla.co to clucus domination, many
OF tho moro reputable among them did so
against their better iLc,inatious, aod exhibited
symptoms o. kicking that bodc no gccd TO Gen.
Malone. Mr.. Hawley, for instance, had DO
hesitation In aVoHiDS that go article from Sont.-
tor Anthony'5 newspaper, cri!i:isiog il the SO.
ver,st manner tho agcccman. entered into by
tho republican cauous AID General Malone,
Expressed very nearly his own opinion on that
antj c.. Aud it Was evident that the repu;ias
ton rtcord OF General MahGao and big candi-
date for Sergeant at AIMS, IS exhibited Ey
Senator Johnston and ohcr dem cratic Scna-
to:s. was anything clso than Satisfactory 10
those Who Tcro voting against the dictates not
ooly Of thec Judgments hui their c1nscicnc,s.
Il would not be strange, row that til, rcpubli.
GAGS have gained the Senate committees, if they
were to allow General Malone TO look to Mcssrs.
iloar. Logan aud Cameron a5d to those three
immaculate patriots alone, 70. the fluff llment of
the promises they made him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
NEWS or THE DAY

he Jury in tho Kaliooh-Do Y oupg murder
c :se cquitted kEioek % tho ground Of self Go.
lcuoc. Gila theory Of tIausltoIY mania bcing re-
jcc:ed.
Wailc the general c, araocr of The crop re-
ports is decidedly unfsv3ratI.. there is DO
Reason "a yot TO anticipate any considerable
falling Of.
The city ooui c,l Of II edmond, 10 view of tie
:ac. hat thtro is ono case Of small poX and five
cases OF variclold, have adopted resolution
auhoiiz ng the board of health 10 employ two
public 7aoonators for each ward. 4 small pox
hospital has hetn established
The variety lhcater at Baltimore stroot
bridge. Bal;lmtr', Narrowly escaped destruction
by fro yesterday morning. Flames broke out
nesr !h5 eniraOCo separating Tho Vosibulo from
the auditcriuG, and but for The quick response
oftho fire dcps!tGcnt the building would 5000
have b"cn reduced 10 fuiLs,
At an suli-ssYery meeting 10 Madrid yes
terday rsIutiobs wcro adopted declaring the
lsR of February. 1880, 10 regard TO slavery in
Cuba, to be contrary to the principles of right
and ustoa. mi conforming the regulations in
regard to holding slavep The anti slavery
society has declared its Intention to continue its
propaganda until slavery in II the Spanish
colonies is completely abolished,
The steamer Targjer, from Aocomao c,uuty,
at B2linoro brings ntwi of 6 fstsl STRAY which
occurred on Mord,y night between two young
mca. William N0Tthen and Solomon Byrd, 10
which tic !crmcr wss stabbed through the
heart and killed. The yourg mon wero 70
turning from party, when Byrd. it is said,
sptks 10 81 offensive manner to Northan' Sis
ter. Tho latter otj:cod and tho two became
involved 10 quarrel. when Byrd killed bis OPP
poDent.
At sptcial mtcii0g Of The board of direo.
Tors o! the Delaware Western Railroad. heidi
Wilmington. Del, yesterday, Rott. Garrett
Was elected president. AID tho board was reor
gang d 50 IS to consist Of Robt. Garrett, Perry
Belmont. Victor Dupont, John W. Davis 4.
Snowdcn Andrews, VIM. NJ. Cauby and VIM.
Candy, tho two last named being members of
The old board. II is understood that the board
will be increased to pico MEMBERS and that
Osmun Latrobe and John K. Cowen will be
elected as the additional members
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Alexandria Gazette Virginia, Advertiser

have o right to sell f,E augHaerc ir towp, after
tao Eeh bcaoh0s Fave been rented.
Hhe Cbai7, tMr. Bsckhsm.) said TIA. tho
CoIluiissi9osra Ct iGo Sitkiag Furd led usurp
cd no poRer ia The matter Tho Mayor. who
IVES With them when the sutject of renting the
fish beaches was before them, eskad their
opinion, whether the benches should be rented
with tho understanding That fish could bs sold
outside tho market after the renting; ard they
heli that the boEohts should bo rented With
That understanding.
Mr.. P1ska.-Supposc q mau cut 10 my part
of the town. grocer, for instance, bought fresh
fish during the SEASON aud sold lhem at his store.
Will be be foec?
Mr.. Bsckham. Chairman, )-I'il -co1sl1ua
that Law for you after the first day Of July next.
after am installed Mayor Of the city. Laugh
ter.
Mr.. Rowland thought that as tho Law fixed
the re!ail feb market 10 tho city market, they
could sell nowhere else.
The Pft sidant. MIR. Bcckham, aaid that tho
benches Wtro sold With tho understanding that
sales light be made Outside tho market. The
Mayor construed The law at tho time of tho sas.
and belore thu ssla was made.
Jhe action of tue Board of Aldermen was
concurEed 10, OH 10 this ciss apd that relating
to tho hay scales, and the Boaid adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

The programme of ceremonies at the funeral
Impressive. W 's'S
The British House of Commons defeated the
resolution sRains. tho evacuation of Csndshar
oS 550 to 2l6, amid cheers from the Liberals.
The trial of the alleged assassins of the Gar
VIII begin on the Both inst. Tho fir5t nrosecu.
tlon under tho revised press laws of Russis Is
announced. A'"'''a 70
Mr.. Parnel wants money TO paw off The dob,a
or the home rule confederation Of Great Rrits;n
me land league will take tho place of the con"
federation. paw - 'ne JUL
English cthcs1s have left Falmouth in a tno
70 intercept tho steamer Australia. bonnd FINN
London for New York with ono Of tho Mansion sEm
House plotttrs % board. Wv A'''''n
n Seventy three lives were Lest bv tbo Nioo
opera House fire. The funeral Of tba u;o .iUO
toek place yesterday. Subscriptions for .ho
fra,ca ~ "'0uu' 10 loo.Ooo
Tho Ottoman delegates presented tbei, s,.,
Ptopesa With reference to the settlement Of tba
wreck question to tho Cons!antnone confs.oa .no
last Wednesday. No part of Epirus il comv
piised 10 the proposed line. III, ambasss So-o
WIN communicate the reply to Their oovorns
pe1ts after which another ootfsren,e wiii ~
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Financial,

New York. Msr. 26.-Tho pcs.'s G.,ro;.,
arii'lo says: U. 8. bonds tro s:ro1s fl 'i.A
aud the As gre higher, hsviag sid 4 i1 c'S
Il. r. bonds Gro steady to 6rm, with sr,s,,'
changes. The Stock Market opened a. a ,' al:
higher than it closed yesterday; there vss ,b us
40 advance Of , per cent. ia Cbatta,, thu I =,
mainder Of the lis. having changed but sI-b,t,:.
soon the market became heavy, CtalIarno:SI,
falling q, aud the remainder of thn 81,
ss5 the latter Northern Pacific common T ~.
was followed BY an advance OF tai; Inc ls,,o::
Northern Pacific common. As va w,ite y. u
of this recovery has been lost snd the max 80 !.
stesdy and very dull. The money m,rEst j.
easy with per cent the ruling rate. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Proceedings of the Senate To- day

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Mar. 6.-Immedaey
after the reading of the Journal, Mr.. Dawes
demanded the regular order, boing tho rosou
ton Tor tho elcoti22 c. Senate officers.
Mf. Pendloton moved to 90 into executive
Session. Rfltc:ed-yeas 90, nays 90 Mr..
Mahono belGg present and voting with the
republicans
a motion to lSy the motion on tho table was
lost-yess IS, nays %.
MIR. Logan said that during tho special ses-
sion held by tho Senate 10 1858 the officers Of
the Se0ats had been elected. He cited this TO
show thet there Was precedent for the position
now taken by tho republicans.
Mi. Harris said that that IVES tho only pre-
cedcui thst c>u!d DO fouOd. and called attention
10 the Tact that at that time all the old officers
had been Il elected except one, who had been
removed for cause,
MIR. Farley Inquired of Mr. Logan if be could
ind any precedent where tho dominant party
bad refused to 90 toto executive session to con
ltm tr &C: upon nominations By lis own presi>
dent.
Mr.. L,gau replied by iEquiring whether the
gentleman could fad a precedent whore the
minority had ever undertaken to rule the ma
jority.
Mr. Fairly replied that at this very session a
minority Of the Senate had for two weeks fill
bustered against the organic ,lion Of the Senate
committees by tho msj,rity.
MIR. Morrill, read from a speech made two
years ago by the nes!or Of the Democratic side
Mr.. Salisbury OF a time when change Of
Officers was proposed advising the Republicans
to reconcile themselves to their position as
minority and like christian gentlemen to boar it
manfully.
Mr.. Butler rctorted by quoting from speech
made at tho same time by tho ncstor of, tho
republican side, lMr. Anthony in which no
stated that ho did not think he would ever BIO
found advocating the removal of officers who
had performed their duties faithfully on eff
cientiy.
Mr.. Call opposed Tho resolution.
|hers was doubt whether the majority of
The Senate had not been procured by means
In violation Of the Constitution and laws and
c9ndomuod b7 tho j1st sentiments of the
country. and those who did not oppose the
resolution, nigh. become parties 10 the com,
menoemant OF practice, tho effect of
whlch, might be to substitute morcenary and
venal considerations for tn, Just and unbiased
Judgment Of the Senate. lilo hold it his duty
to resist this resolution which proposed to
bestow patronage on coalition Of parties d..
verse in their political principles and 10 their
pledges 10 tho country.
Tho Senate soon after Mr.. Calls speech ad-
iOurned ill Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26

"A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat shou j
2e stopped Neglect frequently results in sn
1ncurablc Lung Disease or Consunlp
lion. Is IL WINS KONCIlhAE 4.
Ik9CHES do not disorder tho stomach Ike
cough syrups and bslssm,. but net directly
on The tn1IRmed parts, alaying irritation
give relief in Asthma, BrOnchitis,C Coughs.
Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
singers anu Public Speakers arc SUI.
ject to. For thirty years Browns Bronch,.l
Iroches hsVo been recommended by physicians
and always give perfect satisfaction. Having
oeen tested by wide and constant use for nearly
an entire generation. they have attsined well.
merised rank among the few staple remcdio; Of
tho ago. Sold at 25c, box everywhere mhl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26

The assertion on the part cf the republican,
supporters of General Malone that there are
higher ISSUES Involved 10 his success than i..e
mere payment of tho whole or part Of SAFE
debt is an assumption without the least fcuD3:-
ton, as is known to every ono OF oil acquaintod
With Virginia affairs, for tho chief plank ID lie
platform Of his party il sDREy a1d solely for.
ciblo rca6j lstulont Of tho State debt, aod il,
and it alone. was tho CAUSE Of bis apparo.i
strength in tho election of 1879.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26

A radical is nothing if net the impc sooaliou
OF cool cudacIy, Senator Cameron, on THUS.
day. rts, 10 his place ia tho Senate and stated
that his sido Of tho chamber had determined TO
mako the resolution for chaoGi0g the officers q
the Senate question of "phy3icaI endurance"
Aud yet, aftor securing G pair. he left Wash
ington yesterday to spend wctk ct his hcmq
in Pennsylvania, and that such was his intcll.
ton when he made Tho statement referred Il
no one at all acquainted with him cDt:rtaios G
doubt,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
Tie Markets.,

BALTIMORE, Mar. GG.-Virginis Ga old a.
deferred II; do consolidated 81; do "a srr Is
50; past due coupons Oh; lO4Os coup 9Il 'i I;i
to-day. Cotton dull middling l02. Flou.
dull aud easier, but without quotabls chingp,
Wheat-Southern lower; Western steady and
firm Southern red ll7sl21; do amber l23,lG .
No Maryland 1224; No . Western winter roi
spot and March ll9tsll9t; April ll9!.lll;.
ern lower and dull; Western quiet and steady
Southern white and yellow IS; Western mixet
spot and March 5isa553; April 541.55; Nav
533a54 stesm,r 52s4523. Oats dull; Westerr
white 45a4G do mixed 44a45. Ryo firm 3. Ito
Hay unchanged. Coffee quiet; Rio csrSoes Or
binary to fair 10s12 Sugar fcm; a sof. .,
Whiskey dull at ST. 10.
NEW YORK, March 2G.-StocsS irregular snd
unsettled. Money 5a6 Flour unchanged
Wheat moderately active Cora dull and essie,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
Injunction Granted.

l, NEW ?oBK March &C In the suit Of VIM.
:. Wili.ms against tho telegraph companies
sno Unlon Trust 70. to prevent the proposed
inc Superior Court has granted an Injunction re-
stralnlng the Western Union Co. from issuing
among Its old stockholders the proposed increase
q 9lo GUJO.O OF capital stock and against the
that issue. as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is a list of the letters remaining
,, IN tho Alexandria, Virginia, postolGce Mar u.
Persons as' calling for letters will say they are sd
cverlsod and give the date Of tho list.
sent to tho dead letter Office, in Washington.
brown, Ka'o Jeleiea, Lizzie
Bisson, L'zHe Leo Wallace
6roWn, Ellzabeth Lee. Mary l.
carter, L. Lewis. Milly
Carter, fhIiIp Lloyd, Samuo
Cathode, David Moore. John
Gray, K A Moyley, MoS,s
Hall. Henry Milburn. DA
44urio, HarkAsJ Robson. Ely
9Tynson, hate Ringeo!d Sutton, NJ ,ryC
nAt, FRANZ Walker, Henry
JACKSON, zane Wilson, John
jackson, Margaret
IL LEWIS MCKENZIE, =. Nj.
FOR TWENTY FIVE CENTS, the best and lars
est oil Linen Towels can be procured at Isaac
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
Spurious Relics.

:: LcNDoN, March 2G.-The Daily News Romo
dispatch says: THE Pope recently ordered the
Cardinal Vicar to institute strict inquiry into the
secrilieious traffic in spurious relics. The Car.
dlnal Vicar has accordingly addressed circular
TO catholic administrators throughoutthe world
inslma!ing that no bodies have baen taken from
the cstacombs for 30 years and warning them
against lmpostors." 1t she uld be noted that the
entire astrological specimens purpor.ing to be
remains of carly Christian martyrs freshly dug
from the cstacombs in Romo have been shipped
to America
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26

Tho democrats 10 the u. s. Senate havo ct
last begun to show little Of that determination
which characterized their predecessors. The
change is rather late to BE- sure bu! it is better
Inst it should have c)me now than been deia5-
cd any longer. They remained 10 their seats
yesterday from noon till after Fix clock, fight
i,g against the ful6llnen! ct tho promises BY
which the radicals had induced Goo. Meho5o
to put them ia possession CT tho Senate. and
notwithstanding tho assertion Of the radicals
that they had determined to make the question
ono Of physical endurance. forced chem 10 mvvo
an Adjournment before their Of j:ct bad btoa
accomplished, and, what moro 10 the purpose,
having succeeded ia making the acc)mplisks
ment of that otjcc: moro doubtful than il ever
had boon before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
Accident 10 the Fast Mail Train.

WILMINGTON. Dsl., March 26.-Thc engine
OF OF tho fast Southern Mail, due here at 7.55
tnls morning ran into the open draw of Brandy.
wine bridge, near this city, falling on and sink.
ing canal boat which was passiog tbroueb.
Ono person Vas Injured, but no one killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. March IS. ISL
Flour remains dull aRd heavy. Whes. is weak.
or, except for fancy Lancaster, which is wanted;
We mole sales of 76l bushels at lis, III and l2l
Tor FulIz. and l2l and rs for Lancaster. Com
is quiet and easy, with sales OF go blshoIs 0! g.
Oh and "a for white. No tales of Ryo OF 0s's
reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26

Senator Johnston does not set up for a vii
or satiIi:t. tut 10 certainly exhibited both
traits, when, in his speech 10 The Senate yostcr-
day, he bestowed d.. PaDgoss' degree of A. S.
8. upon MIR. Hear. which SO stuDg the old fell
low. that in his effort subsequently TO hide tue
wound, he but made tho exhibition more pol.
pable. Tho higher the Monkey clint s. y
60. g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
A Sunday -xcLool superintendcn,.

Mr.. Christian Sander, Superintendent Of the
NJ: II. Sunday School at Jelly, Monroe County,
Ohio, since 1889, writes: l have kept store
sinoo October lst 1868. aud have always
handled proprietary medicines; but of all that |
haVc cvor sold, there is not one that GIN lie
certainly recommended as death 10 rheunt,
tism "as st. jacobs Oil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26

st. Nicholas, for April, hss been received
from its publishers, Scribner & Co., New Y ok.
AS invariably tho case with all its preceding
numbers. it ia full of attractive aud Instructive
matter fer the Boys and sirls. the class of read :
ers for whom it is specially intended. Mrs.
historical stories to this mRgszine-tha one 10
The April pumber being that of Mary, Qdocp OF
Scots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
Submarine Cables

- VERA Cruz. March 2j.-The cables steamers
Dscia End International will on Monday begin
laying from hore tho first section Of the Genital
ana South American cable, southwar to To.
nusn!epoc. When thoy hsvo completed this
tho cable 10 be laid on the Pacific coast from
Galao, Peru, TO tho Tehuantepec, Isthmus via
fsnama, Costa Rics, Nicaragua and Gustomsta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
Tho Weather.

r.. wAsHINnroN, ID. G., March f6.--The Chief
sigma! Office furnishes the following special
bulletin TO tho Associated Press A storm Of
some severity exists on tho North Car3lin.
coast having moved eastward from Kentucky
elnco Friday morning. Snow is now falling in
New, jersey and Maryland. Except cloudy
weather in New EnRlsnd, North Carolina and
clear. eNNo.""S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
Burned to Death.

NEW ORLEANS, Mar. ga sailor bordiue
eouso 10 IcnoupiauIas st., this city, was
burned last night. All tho inmates eseaped
except Chas. U Brien, second ma,o of the shin
Orient, who persisted. WV 'o'p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26

Of physical euduranoe; it vas better to adjourn.
Dir. Dawes rel:atked that bc had revsr
kocSn a0yth!og rraotioal to result from an
attempt 10 enforce the attendance of absent
members. Ho therefore moved au adjournment.
Agreed to; and the Senate lat C:l5) adjourned
till TO Sav
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
The Situation In Ireland.

LONDON, March 25-Wm. Shaw, (liborsl and
nome ruler member of Parlismant for Cork
county, has returned from Ireland. He reports
mat me people in the west of Ireland ore busy
that they are anxious 10 know tho isrms Of ihe
governments land bill - '-'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26

TIE Coal TRADE tho Borden Company on
Monday. began shipping coal by csnsl from
cumberland to Georgetown, sending out one
ment of tho season. The ssme company on
Tuesday sent outtwo boats with an sggregato ton.
mage OF III tons. The Company Will only ship
10 q limited extent for the present. None Of the
other companies have yet begun through ship.
ments,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26

General hlahonc il nov the great defender Of
ths civil and political equality Of tho rsccs. Of
universal suffrage, and {; The freedom aId sane
tity OF tho ballot. Aud sci, tuy short time
sgo, he pctilionca tho Legislature of Virginia
for pcw charter FIR his city, in order that the
mainly Of tho voters thereof. tho Ccsroos
might DO deprived OF ihoir li.ht. under exist
lag laws. Of clect!og tho otfccrs thereof lIoH
docs this oomp0rt with The Generals new roIc
OF champion ct human right? lis stated alsl
that tho Generals ?ecCDs allusion to the cnor
miiy Of tissue ballots il Georgia was rather Ut
fortunate for him, inasmuch as ii revived
memories about the W, Of such Influential 30
lite Il factors 10 Petersburg. when lie was man
aging tho affairs Of tho democratic party 10 that
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