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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-11

During the past week the following
number OF men were employed at the
Standard mine, Bodie: sixty-ive miners,
10 carmen, 2 skipmen, 9 laborers, 5 watch
men, 8 station tenders. 8 blacksmith help.
srs, 8 fremen, 8 tramway men, l time.
keer at 81; 3 ore sorters and 2 woodmen al
IS 30 per day; 2 blacksmiths, s carpenters,
Z engineers, l ropeman, 8 brakemen,
pumpman and 1 shift boss at So per day;
l chief engineer, ! carpenter, / blacksmith,
l pumpman and / shift boss at SO per day;
- shaft miners at 81 rs per day; l foreman
and 1 clerk.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-11
Rich stars.

Lolita and Booth are said to be the rich
est representatives Of tho dramatic pro-
fession. The former is worth half Q mill
lion, and the latter estimates his wealth at
$3.50. 900. Joe Jefferson comes third on
the list, and John Mccullough has made
tlA0, 900 In the past three years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-11
CIVIL SERVICE IGNORED.

A Republican contemporary says that
President Arthur makes no mention Of
his policy in regard to civil service re-
form, but apologies for him on the
ground that his views on the subject
have been recently ascertained. If this
be true it is to be regretted that he had
not anticipated his message and reported
his views on some other subjects, the sill
yer question, for example.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-11

The oyster season has arrived, and this
Is nowhere more apparent than Of Mrs,
Browns Restaurant, where at all hours Of
the day and night the bivalve ia served in
any style known to the art OF cooking,
Oysters are received by express daily in
cans and in the shell from both the East
and West. Families supplied.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-11
BEN. HOLLADAY's BENEFIT.

Senator Teller has introduced the now
notorious bill for the payment Of some
$500, 900 to Ben. Holiday, for losses
alleged to have been sustained by Indian
depredations, while performing the over
land mail service. 1t is a fat take and
will probably pass.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-11

The Revs. E. R. and J. B. Willis. who
left Nevada some weeks since on a tour Of
the world, are now in China. About the
close OF this month they will leave Hong
Kong for Calcutta and Bombay.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-11

Major General Barnes Of San Francisco
has received q communication from SEN
ator Miller, assuring him that General
Mcdowell will not be retired.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-11

An operation was performed recently by
the doctors at the Pennsylvania Hospital
which will excite considerable attention
among the medical fraternity. A large
bullet was taken from the brain Of Sylves-
ter G. Tutty, who, seven years ago, shot
himself in the forehead and on the right
side Of the head, the latter bullet penetrat-
ing the brain about three inches. He re-
ceived treatment at his homo in Pottstown
until lately, when he was removed to the
Hospital, where the ball was successfully
extracted in four pieces.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-11
NEW TO-DAY.

A NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE. CON.
"A tanning four rooms. bath room and eel
lar, will be rented reasonably to Q small
family. Enquire Of y. J. BUTLER, SENTINEL
Building. dlltf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

TIC Emperor q Germany ia not seriously H.
disposed.
TITO French isteI7 jefest:d tojy OF ilsu:
gcDta 10 Dj:fid. Tuls.
The ship Cuzsap wsa wrecked yesterday
While bslrg toTet 10 tbs Clyde ffon Daadac.
eGd aevtn:eeo ps1s}fs were dsoaoGd.
1t is reported that az lrish fsrmtr asIred
Sullivan: while returning rom SEibberaea fair
lecsnly. vas b:sten to desth. Ela biz boGs c;I
c:a!ed,
II Uas fesred that ar attempt would b, sasds
10 tloT uD GIildbali, London, Oh Wednesday,
eight, aot so eE'rG icrcs Of polio, vas en-
rl,yed.
Premier Gambs!!a, ct Francs. dscIsrei 10
GeGcia' Chsrz7. late Milis,er TO St. Peters
burg, recently tina: The foreign po'icg Of Ftascs
oou.d not charge. sgd that Frarc, ought 10 70
naa % coed terms with a tbs powers
Tie German budget vas dsba;ed 10 The
Reic5s!sg yesterday, and Herr h!ch.er mad, o
6ercs attack 90 Biansrek's ShoIc ocoocnic.l
poi,y. BisnsTck says his tu!u:c personal 20
sition Ti BE- determined by the c:u,sa Of .he
Rsiots!ag.
The debsts ia he Freseh Chamber Of Dspu-
lies yesterday on tho motion 10 anauI the el:C-
tioo ct n. Bosober.E:rapele, end the suts.-
qIsnt vote showed ths: an overwhelming rns-
'rity Gro opposed 10 c'erio1i iuts:!areco, 10
pclGic!l aifsira
a dispatch received al Madrid ssya That
chcltri hhs broken GU q! A!5Xsndfis, Egypt,
cid sdrioss received Of Gors!antiocpls state
ttat the ohoIera, prob,blg dssfmioatod By ri
| turning plefIms. hss appeared in Burun, ks.
ka|lsh snd Chebr.
Aivic.s from Vcn;z,sla 10 tho 18th instant
sly President Blsrco hsl mobi!iZ?d 10000
mer, AID heavily guarded hin dwelling. sr.!c;;-
patlog revolution. Business Eas consequent
| ~ s:s2nsn'. News comss from Cucscon that
q rtc,ut attempt 10 mardsr Presidcnt Bissc,
| failed.
Earl Copper. Lord Lieutenant Of Iraleo:l. 10
a eGeeoh ct Belfast. said that rf;cr The prevail.
Jog disorders had been suppressed i! would be
the d1.y of tho government to remove the
clusee. Is Far SIS they could be- remorsd. by this
c.uersiiou. Meetings CT liberal eacters 10
EaGlahG have On s:7eril ccessio1s CT Into besE
| disturbed ty crowis os tulb1!eut Ir;sauan,
abo have hootsd doga &c speakers.
Peruvian adVlces sAte tbs! Pieroa is sill
struggling braaeiS agaips! host o; sdYer:sries.
| and bis eerl7 ind complete dcwJi.it end hsF-
ishmcnt or flight from the o,uatr7 ore things
| Rhiol sro expic!ed daily. The southern de'
partmen!s hsvo cnnGrDsd thGir DETECTION
Csceres SGD other Montoreto leaders era c..
qGesIicg Ei!h Garcia Ualdarou, sud Moa!ero
has detsrniacd to tirog Piaro!a owe. ard unite
| VIVA! strength: h. p1s5ess:5 a!h tie provision
81 gGVtIuEeIt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
financial.

NEW YORK, Nov. IS The Pss!'s lcsncs!
article says:
The stock market opeasd weak std 50 oons
tifusd tor . few monents. By which time prices
had fallen +,lt below Wednstdiy's closing
Ihs dtc'lne was IN consequence of reports sub
ssqGc1tiy proved untrue. As e, write the
market is slightly improving u. S bouds
are strong; the d and 4ss are esch 1 higher
90 The t1mors that the Treasury will buy these
bonds ID the market ; the extended s. and 5,
ars each higher, the Inference from the reoott
which advanced the As and g., bsiog that these
bonds would have longer life. In the money
marke! 4 per cent is tho rata for call loans GA
stocks and the market i, fatty active Some
brokers' are paying commission of l-S4 of per
colt per day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
EES markets,

siLTlhoEG, Nov. G5 --Virsinir ~ old -; DO
deIerre1 IL; do consolidated ~ ; DO I'd ca.
ries S94 past duo coup est; new IL 4Oa 46i bid
to'ds9. Cotton steady m;ddlisss Ia, Flour
lower aad fLiriy active; HovsrI slfest and
Wes.ern super 25sS5 O9; Go cxirs %.
Sc %; DO faOiiy COAST 25; City Ni!s super
4 50sS6 p; DO ex..s 50ss6 Is; do family eos
81 IS; Rio brands 25SST 81; Ps!spsro family
SS8 Whest-Soathern ess,cr; ~ esiern )ow.
or; Southern red lS0alS5; do s'uber l40sl45;
No Md l45; No 2 Western winter red srol
md Nov la5Asl3is; Dec l353elSS5 Jan lS9is
!Sss; Feo l43ald3s. Corn-Scutnern steady;
Western steady; Southern white IS {; DO YELLOW
e.; Western piInd spot and Nov G5IsGfs; Fec
6jse6!; Jaa 6a4seS3; Feb 7rs Os.s irm aud q
shade better; Sou.harn 49As3; Western Thito
eOa5S; do mixed 4Ssa9; Pennsylvania So
Bye dull :! lQ0ilC2 Hey firm prime to cEoice
Penns and Msrylsod 2Ots25. Coffee n.. Hio
csrgoes ordinary to fsir 9alC2. Sugar lowsr
and dull; A scf.9 g. Whieaey steady al 81 l65.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-Slocks strong. Money
6sG. Gotten quiet and eteaty uplsnts II lil5 !;
Orleans III. Flou. dull and declining Hhest
moderately active, but 4 Lover. Corn opened
cant 80 "s'N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25

CRIME in SIc1LY.-Iu The city 81 P4iesno,
Sicily, az Extraordinary o:imos ;.ial is COW
eghiog public Interest. Ia Msrah !&ss pun
OR q needy n:dio,! s'uien's tae,o claslittd
together 10 osfry q cnc rr .hoir fellow
Students, tam;d P,,7z,. tho Oh Of sca'f y
lsEd>WoeT. aud to eztcrt fur bis ransom The
sun Of S25.0CO from his father, sf.e- the
method CT The Greek b.iesnld ;fia-3Ay. Th;ss
Soung nea, however, did 90; n,sn: III keen
fai!h sf.cr tho nouiy tai Eceu p.id 70: the lifs
CT tue Gaetsgs, trt !! vas !6.ir plan to murder
sheif 7lc:ica, ohd, after eG!:iag his haI7 into
places, 10 seo!ets tho TeWsiIs
1nelr rcSSo! Tor olUiu2 20 ,iii sanpnipa1v
determination were that they fesred that Pizzo.
10 slito OF bill :ha csss they could cx.rss; from
him, would ultimately deaousas them by nsms
TO The poilo.. sGd. moreover. inst, gs the wioa
scheme would have 10 be carried Gu, 10 Palermo
itseil, where there are 10 mountains a7 .s;ices.
as in the iatcriGr, t4VorshIn t. :he oolceai:nsa;
OF lswbraskers. i: wond b, lbo safes, way to
remove ell eviasrc,s Of lhsi. guilt.
A h2u3c Was hired Ter the rurGose, s.a
Metoadente. the ohum of Przso aaG his fsiiay
worker IL toe hesI i:cl. who. siihlush his uios.
lntima!o tiIend, was fcrenos, 10 tic conspiracy.
was selected to lura the violin tbthe, under
tho p'etGIcs that al nDcr.aot sarli..l opera
ioa required lls h,:cnti3p. Bot Pzz)'s father
aga the poiioa had rtc;igeG in!orm.uon of Tho
contemplated cs'm,. aod al was arranged so
that tho oceats OF tho Law o2u!i surprise .ho
Students just ca they we're about 10 o5rsum-
mate thei1 wicked parpcso. THIS tho polio,
were enabled TO do Ihrlusi, the oa-overalion of
ycuag Pizzo, who. forwsrasd, had the nervs TO
onter The ratres: { the tapdita ca The am ef
bis Would-5e cetrsysr, Me;caaaa.e, AID viii
ness there the preparations for his death, TIE
car0lneers. however, iatsr7eced 10 iiuc, end
arrested The whole part;.
Oae OF tho accused is .ica s;uics. prufd
Msttins. hitherto Of GOOD character, who i,sur-
posed to hsye iolned the ploItets lrtm pc,s,ra
eDmlly toward Pzzo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Business during the week has bscn oh)y med"
crsse!y aetiye, snd there f.s bscn nothing of
epeciSl interest 20 note. Aoney on The eject is
scarce but the banks ere we'll supplied and fully
able 70 accommodate all legitimate demands. In
Esltim o:e money ia 6 par cent and in New YORK
about the came rate rules Yesterday being OBJ
served ss holiday, The various exchanges
thrcushcu: Inc couEtTy were c!osea spd there
vera 20 transactions in produces or stocks. Ste
our telcs,sphic dispatches for Latest quotstiore
10 day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
Attempt at EnicidG.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 25.-Aususs He:lnsn,
dtsslostsd Gsrulan Belonging to NoR York.
Yesterday entered saloon I'll Third aaG CsIlnw.
bill s.rees and induigid ic ao7eral dicks. lie
then let. the p!ao,, atd, supporting $imse!f
fgslas. no H5i,o:Et wall. p!cdu,ei k1t; from
his p,ck.t and deioefs;el, drew The hlado
across his thros:, taakioe tu: tlchs w1urd.
He threw tbs kniio swoy AID made desptr-
ate eltepp. to tssr The wound opon with his
hsuda. lie was .tak0n 10 the Poars!lvspia
Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
alexandria Gazette and VIRGINIA Adverti
Family RGM.

New York. Nov. 25.-Thonss Bcrko was
arrested yesterday, 10 Bcock'ya. Gu aobsrga Ct
felcDious assault. Burke r,schcd bis home ca
Wednesday night tDuch uades tho ichuscee of
liquor a1d began qlsrreiEg with mis- Wi;s, pho
Rsa siso intoxicatet, and .. ls5g;h 80 FAX tx
s5peIG!ea her husband that ho struck her GU
toe head Hish large iron p2lcr, etd them
hf!iag 60 iran kettle from tie steve 10 hurled
it at her. STE dodgad, aud tho kattic struck
Der three yssr CD sol CO he head. The atiii' s
Skull WAS f.c.urad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
Almost Young Again

:, As mother was afflicted q long TINA With
neuralgia and dull, hesvy inactive condition
OF The whole system; hesdachs, nervous pro,trs-
tioa, and was almost helpless. No physicisns
OF medicines did her any good. Three months
ago she began 10 use Hop Biaer., with such
goo1 effect that chs sceua snd tasls young again,
alttonsa over % years Old. We think there is
no otaer IL &C ,us it :n usa 10 tho family. a
lady in Providence, 3, I.-Jour1al,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
Frauds In P!,ilasleIph.a,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. % 1t is stated ~
oae Of The experts Gagged ia the examination
OF tie tx ct1jc} hoaks tuat tho amount ttoeu
from he city ard STATE 10 cue year. IN lhe two
wards ;ha. cortsn most 0: Tic laTg, b.uk., ex
csedea 100000. Taes9 frauds Do nos iuoudo
the known and openly acknowledged n!under-
irg which has bsen Goirs Oh il ITO GeIi:G1snt
tsx Office. az ofioa witch is rasao to yield 6
prcGt of s7O0 por Gay. The disclosures hsye
produced profound impression.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
WiEe Murder and Suicide.

TOLEDO. O., Nav. PA special dispatch
from Perrgsburg, Oaio, to The Daily Telegram.
states tbs. Louis Rasb, farmer living .hree
miles south Of Psriy301rg. yesterday shot his
wife ana then sho! h:ms;l., both dying socn at
terward. Rsab Eaa Ito father ct nna ohil-
drsn, The eldest Of whom ia ucaasa years sg3
the youngest six mouths old. 4 domestic d,-
fcuty is supposed to hsve been the o,uis G;
Rashslc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
s. Mysterious Book.

LONDON, Nov Is The Paris correspondent
of thu Iimea says: "a book il published emil.
ted The Rekl Mission CT Kings, by one of
them" Tho King of Bavaria is credited with
its authorship. The book is vsrg severe on
PriEce Bismarck. 1t denouncas the war of 1870
80 iumora! and Ubiquitous, ard describes Prince
pno5,i Wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25

PANIC IN 4 THEATEE.-A steam pipe 10 the
London Theatre, Nav York, bfoks last night,
snd some one in Tie audieDc, shouted Sire"
TITO theatrs wa desse'y crowded. and q panic
ensusd, 10 which savsral pareons were painfully
ibjo'ed' EdTsfd Peters. the engineer, fought
bis wsy through The panic-s.ticken crowd to
tbe tr'keu pipe cnd TUNED off the steam, after
Rhlah order was restored. Peters was severely
hUr! 10 Tue s!'uggls. Tie furniture of the
theatre vas much broken up, AID the per-
forma1ae vas net resumed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25

The rns:ac! co2aa STACY saa piicno ;ra fro,
There &c TO char sa 30 no.o in Fio8r. Tao ri
esi2t; CT WIZ. are fa;r sud up1as:a Of 3C0l
bushels Ee:p rod to-day ct 1855, l3G snd 1T for
TI!'z; -? alE2 70? mixed, ant ls5lls8 for Aau.
caster. EQ. ii;:!s Corn wAs ttfl:ed which scii
at 8 :oe !la| aud !6.TG foc Old wsisa. No HSa
CT Os!5 reported. Ntuatiy prodn2c ia coDEs
IN slowly SID lrtc2: keop ~ 6.eon is quiz;
end unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
Raid for Arms.

LoSDoN. Nov Pa large parry Of mer,
DtT5d AID disguised, made raid on a house
10 Daaiio c:uosy yesterday for arms. Thirteen
OF the raiders were arrested. several Of whom
hiva been c,mmilted for trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
The Star Eoute Contracts

WASHINGTON, D. g., Nov. 25.-?ha rep3I.
msde By a. NJ. Gibaon in thn matter OF tho Stsr
route contracts was delivered a! tho Department
Of Ju.tic3 on Wednesday nfteTaoou. A letter
from Mr. Wayne MscVos0h, Attorney General,
commissioning hi u TO co the work han tean pro
duccd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25

IF YOU Wsu, Cheap OF Fas O7s,co.!.
ulstsreste. CT Reversible OVa,caaL 70 have The
BEST assor;nset AID ths cssst prices in the
iiy. 8, WATERMAN &, Gov
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
lend

loND3S. nov: 20 The death o! Wilhelm
l:eG-lSi0 is asUouncsd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25

Mr. Kellogg. the !aas Of tho carpet bag Sci =
stors recantly visited the State be fraudcleutIy
mlsrepresents. bu: peVar showed himself ru.-
Icy while there, aid spent. bis tins ia Ai.ling
about, under oovtr of da,knts,, amopg tho nj
gro political committees cocsnIlirg with ibcr
10 refereic to tbs federal patronage at t;4 dis
posal. Thsre have been greater ou;rsges ic.
hlc:ed upon the South By thu n orth than Mr..
Kellogg retention of the STAT he ctc1pits in
the Senate, tut none Of longer duration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25

TIE PANAMA CANAL-Wotk on the line Of
the canal has been suspended since Nj. Bl.n-
chefs death. The surveya are 10 so sdysrc I'd
stage of completion, sEd st The close of the vet
weasoo everything will be ready for the com-
mencamens of digging AID Blasting. There is
20 Sickness Of any consequence. Mr. Hsraent,
ottbs contracting firm of Oonovesux Il Her
scot. and Mr.. Dauzsts. chief engineer of the
Suez Canal. are on thsir wy 10 the is;hnas 10
put the work 10 shape and oompste the organ
zsliioo begun By NJ. Blanchet, which, it is IN
dersioHd was generally approved By the ccu.
sa!ling engineers snd others 10 Paris.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25

R!cHMoAD d 1T, fIov. 2:-Tha ruuske, is
quiet snd oIoih!icrs limited. Flour ia isif sup
ply bat quotations uachaaSeG. Light oiferin %
OF Whe.: With sales OF wife rs l45sls0; mixed
o: 2f 10y and fuss at l3lsl55. S:ies of old
Corn at IS end 2sw ct 7%z75 Goihing del; Y
n Rye OK Cats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25

r. From York, Pa, comes tho report by Mr..
HsIry b. Schroeder. of the renaskabls cure
performed BY St. jacob, Oil, 10 the case Of MIR.
=. Aoons' wife, who had beau sf1lic.ed with
rheumatism t,r long time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
Get ont ROors

The Gloss confinement CT all factory work,
gives me operatives p.lid fscss. poor appetite
liver. kidney and urinary troubles ana ali the
phyaielhna a1d medicine in Tho world carnos
fnelp than unless they get CT! OF doors O. use
hop Bitteis, the pureEt ard hes! remedy, er =
pecaly tor such cases, having abundaEce of
neath. suaabine and rosy checks in them. They
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25

IF YOU want Good Suit for $40. sl2, SIS
OF sig 60 TO tho old reliable firm OF s. WATER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25

Death ola Patriarch.
ROME, Hov. 25.-The death is announced Of
inc Lain Patriarch OF Conassntinople,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25

Littlls Living Age for 1882 This widely
kaoWn weekly msgiz ne has been published fer
yearly fcrty years. and duriog tbs! long pe!i,d
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With other periodicals arc worthy of no.ic,.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25

Toe Richmond correspondent Of The Peters
burg lndex-Appesl writes:
General Malone mss c,refully made up bis
slate With the names ef the different persons to
get the fattess and choicest places. 10 carrying
out biz plsrs though he is likely 10 have dif
Guilty. There are specks Of trouble beginning
to make their appearance 10 the cfioisl hori-
200. lie cannot give priz, 10 everybody,
aud tbs result will Be- that macy will be callod
but tew chosen. The latter will be hsppy bu.
thos, left out will have 10 bear it-8hether
shey will be able to get up grin or not is mo
eher matter. Heretofore Mshoue has succseded
10 msnaglog these Troublesome people wonder.
fully we'll, and 10 oil probability will do so this
year.-l am inclined TO think that as was the
case In 1879. thu Generals republican allies
are gong to give Elm less trouble stsn some Of
the original rssdjas.ers. The mos. Of the far
ner can be msnsged through The Administrs,
ton"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25

Geue.a! Mshone's Washington orgsI SAYS
"the position Of Messrs. Paul snd Fu!ksrson 10
the House of Representatives, will be identics
With thai ei Gontrll Malone 10 the Senate. :"
If this be so there need bs no further doubt
SlGSsroicg tins wsy.these',i ,lcuen will v5e
?, - s.rnci.nr o
General Malone invariably votes with tho
bloody shir: radicals Ard set they were
elected By tie votes Of white Virgiuians, hy
men s,ns Of whom arc silly enough to persist
10 calling themselves democrats B1t private
cannot BE- gres!sr than his general, and Gene
raj Mahono ssd. not long $50 tba. hs ws5 mot
oIly Firgluisp. but Southern man a1d e
democrat" When Virginia is called 10 ito
next Hous, Of Representatives. she will cat
four radic,l vates. these Of Messrs. Jorzsasap,
D,zsudoIf. Paul end Fulksrson. aud the two
latter will b. appIsuded by the hsters aad r.
vilars of their State and CT the entire South.
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