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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
CONTROL OF THE SENATE.
Mr.. MAHONRs POSITION DEFINED.

Mr.. MAH0NE'S POSITION DEFINED.
A READJUsTER NOT sUBJEcT TO THE DicTATfoS or
THR BOURBON LEADEgs-INDIGNAEr REPLY TO
AN ATTACK BY SENATOR HILL-PRoBABLE
ABANDONMENT OF THE ATTEMPT TO REoR,
GANIzE THE SENATE COMMITTEES BY THg
MINORITY.
The attempt to reOrganize the Senate ccsn-
mittees in the interest of the Democratic
members was continued yesterday, and gave
rise to long and interesting debate, IN the
course Of which Sir. Conkling used some
words which were interpreted by the Demo-
Gratis as signifying that Senator Malone, of
Virginia. was expected by the Republicans to
vote with them. Senator Hill In reply;
spoke tauntingly of any person who, having
been elected by one party to the Senate, should
act and vote with the other This brought
the Senator from Virginia to his feet and IN
few emphatic words he explained that he
had been nominated and elected as a Read
juster; that he owed no allegiance to the
Democratic party, and would endure patiently
no dictation from the party leaders 1t is
thought probable that the effort to seize con-
troll of the Senate while Republican seats are
vacant will not be renewed,
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

RUN OVER BY LOCOMOTIVE.
WATFRTOwN. N Y March 14.--A nan named
uar, Ferguson was run over and killed by locomotive
Richland n. y, to-day
STRIKE IN THE FALL RIVER PRINT WORK.
FALL RIVER. Mnss., March l4.-The baektenGeTs RS
and spare hands the print works struck TINS morning or
an neTrase OF wages from 81 0S TO 81 70 per day.
TIE DEBT OF PORTLAND, ME-
PORTLAND. Me-, March 14.-lhe new city officers
90 porland assumed control this MAY or Sentar
his address reports net debt Of the city at sSAOoo
KILLED on THE TRACK:
MATRRRURY DEPOT Conn, March 14.-DaVlu
Tyler age ixtyave OF Wiusted Conn, was killed by tram
on sunday while walking the NaugatGek track NJ thas
p"'e' TO CELEBRATE A BATTLE
GprrNspbKO ~ c.. March 14.-Ihe battle OF
iliord Court IIouse will be celebrated Tomorrow The
9aeigh Iight Infantry and other military companies bsre
will take part
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MUNICIP1L ELECTIONS ~ MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, March 14.-In the city cleo
tion to-day Mayor Vickery was reelected by AL
majority the largest Republican majority for many
years There three opposition tickets.
The Republicans elected Elisha Clark mayor Of Bidde-
ford against the Democratic and citizens candidate.
NJ p. WOodcock was elected mayor OF Belfast without
opposition.
At Camden the Greenbackers elected every town
officer except cOlector%Or which position they made
nOmnatlou-by large majOrties. The Democrats
made no nominations.
BANGOR, Me-, March 14.-In the municipal election to-
day Lysander Strickland Republican elected by %
majority over H. ". LaughtOn, the Democratic and ciu-
Zens' Candidate. Tue total vote was 27,OOS
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MR.. WIYD0MS SUCCESSOR.

MINxEAroLIs, Mimi, March IA special
d,spatch from st. Paul to The Erc'fn0 Journal says
Governor Plllsbury this morning appointed General A.
J. Edgertou Of Kasson United States Senator to l the
yucaIcy made by Mr. WINDOWS appointment 10 the
Cabnef Tine new Senator went 10 Washington at noon
today"
General Edgerton is said to be man OF
good ability and Of Hue personal appearance. He 10
native Of NewYor state and for the last twenty years
has been prominent In Minnesota State politics Before
the war be was a Democrat, and In 1860 he was mem.
win tne delegates who nOmil ted Breckenridge. la
1862 he entered the Army volunteer, and was made
CnDain year later he was promoted 70 the position
of Uloneland later made Brevet B1gadler-ienern
After the war he became a Republican. AZ ono time he
was Railroad Commissioner OF MlnnesOea he nhs Deeh
In the State Senate.
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

MONTREAL, March IA new bcet-root
sngar factory Is about TO be erected at st. Denis this
province Canon wbertorce is expected here this week
TO open mission. The stock market Is drm to-day
VICTORIA b. C., March l4.--The provincial estimates
brought down on saturday place the for tho
ycar at s4Os,SIO. and tho expenditures at
800 2S5 The deficiency will be made up by debentures
IL il reported that rich discovery or gold and
silver quartz has been made on the island specimens
have zone 10 San Francisco to be assayed. . I1e
Fraser River IA again open for navigation Ino hrsI
poat through removed the lee with dynamite.
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MIR. BRADLAUGH READY TO RESIGN.

IDNDON. AIUUIuli hdIVII II IdoI'
Charles Bladlaugh has offered his resIgna-
ton 70 the Government that they, by accepting IT,
deprive the Conservatives of opportunity for OBJ
structug business IN the House OF Commons by long
debate on Mr. GOrsts motion TO declare Mr.. Bradaughs
seat yucant Mr.. GJrst has postponed the motion In
question.
In the Eousc OF Commons this afternoon, upon Mr.
Bradiaugh expressing wish present petitions
Mr.. Gorsi intcrvencd. alleging that Mr. Brddlauyh Was
longer Mrmuer OF the House. After some discus
tirn the Speaker ruled that until the House should
otherwise Cccdc. Mr Bradl8ughs seat was not vacant
Mr. Gos' ha postponed his motion 10 declare Mr. Brad
laugI's scat IN Parliament vacant.
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MURDERED FROM IN 4MBUSH.

NORFOLK, Va, March A. Saturday evening,
as Thomas Mcpherson, william Old, William Whitehorst,
and a man named Fisher were leaving Princess Ann
Court House in wagon they fred into from an
ambush on the road, aud William Old instantly
Killed. A second shot struck WnitebOrst. who died
almost Immediately. The other two barely escaped.
Tie murderers have not been discovered. The murder
Il said 10 have been Result OF law difficulties IN which
McPherson was the principal and the Others Witnesses
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TTE MURDER OF THE CzAR
ula sos suCCEEDs PEACEFULLY.

HfS son SUCCEEDS PEACEfULLf'
80 oosfSorsoS AT 81. PErERsRrRs-rHE NEW kA-
grnoa RKADiLY ACCEPTED ny TIE COURT
.Sp rHk AENY-sESTnmS OF HORROR AND
SYMPATHY MANIFESTED AT THE eREAr kURo-
PEAx CAPITALS.
The Emperor Alexander III. received the
allegiance of the Court and Army at ST. re-
ser.burg Yesterday. He issued a manifesto
4 which he referred feelingly to the
death of his father. Further details Oh tue
crime show that the late Car received
wounds which must have caused intense SUI
fering. He was warned not to go to the
rarade. The murder of the CEar caused a
mofound sensation in Berlin, and many ex-
nyessions of sympathy have been elected
throughout the Empire. Resolutions OF condo
le,ce were passed by the State Assembly yester-
ssy. Opinions on the subject of The Cars assas-
sination were expressed by w. NJ. Evarts, Ham
iIton Fish, L. w. StoughtOn and the Russian
Cousul-General Veletzky. Socialists in this
ejty are preparing for.meetings to give em-
pbasis TO their rejoicings.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Monday, Ma

LONDON, Monday, MaTcu Ia, 1851
Sir Richard Mallns Vice Chancellor, has resigned.
SOFIA March l4-Thp conscript'On for the militia
applicabe 70 all between the ages OF twenty and forty
began on Sunday IN Bulgara.
In the shooting match between Dr Carver ana MI
Scott at the Westminster Aquarium tue to'al scores or
nc dyo davs opdipg 10 night are Carver, 4.S34 Scott
4 S33.
Mr.. Gladstone, replying to question on Saturday,
stated that the Government had instructed General
Wood TO proong armistice II de7red ny tue boerh
at,,l to uiyr tlme for an answer 10 the lSth INST
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DESERVING 4 HELPLESS CREW.

BosToN March 14.-The captain of the
Norwegian bark Hermes, whose crew rescued and
brought here by samara states that when
lying helpless a steamship from New-York, bound to
Antwerp, hove in sight tremendous sea was running
and the steamer came alongside aud tried 10 the
crew Of the laundering bark by throwing enes. This
was unsuccessful, and the steamer laid by during tho
night Next morning her captain made second attempt
with no better success; and apparently losing patience
lett the 10 their tate, and putting on steam, sailed
Away on his course.
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4 LEGISLATOR IN Trouble.

RALEIGH, n. c., March 14.-The Legislature
OF North Carolina adjourned to-day. having in sixty
days passed nearly 500 bills They raised the school tax
TO l2ia cents on the $780, A. w. Simpson, member from
Dare, q white Republican. arrested when about 10
leave here on charge Of Larceny considerable guam
tty stolen plander found in HIS carpetbag and In
n buN i'm his room He that two other white Repub
l;can members Put up job" him because ne would
not vote for Il certain bill The examination Is not yet
oon pb
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TO BLAME FOR an ACCIDENT.

PITTsBURC, Penn, March 14.-The COrOner's
inquest upon The death OF Charles Carney the conductor
who Vas killed by the collision the Pan Handle bridge
Sunday morning concluded to-day, aud q verd ct
the blame the accident H. A. Foster
the telegraph operator the south end Of the bridge
As nothing said in the verdict about criminal care
legsngss Foster not arrested.
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TIE IRISH AGITATION.

IUNION1 MWIWAYI IIIVH 10 I00I'
In the House of Lords the Arms bill was
read for the first time to-day, aud the second read
ing was lxcd for tomorrow.
The American Legation here has received letter from
the United States Consul Dublin detailing the facts In
Mr. BuytoBs ease alrrady made known but the Lega
ton declines to say whether any action has been taken
In tho Honrc OF Commons today, SIR Charles Duke
Under Foreign Secretary. SAID that no representations
hud boen mnde on the subject
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SM4LL.POX IN NEW-JERSEY.

RED BANK, n. j., March 14.-Edward Ham
mond the person afflicted with smallpox has entirely
recovered. This region is now FREQ from smallpox
WISDHAM CORNERS, y. j., March 14.-The three per-
sons suffering with smallpox, one violent case Of
variooid at or near Morris Village, convalescent
There has been only one fatal case this winter.
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GREEcE RUNNING INrO DELE.

According to the Greek Budget estimates
which voted tho expenditure Tor 1881 will be,
in American money. S21OsO,0o0. Of which sum
SO O7O 900 is for the Army and Ss5O,0O0 for the
Navy The revenue estimated at $9l2O.00O, showing
u deficit ~ 81 t.2jOOOO The strength OF the Amy Is
hxed nj 81 s4i meu, aud Ut the Navy al 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15

the Kaoeh trial closed to-day. The prisoner te5ed 10
his own behalf that he went TIE Chronicle ONCE to-
OF the pamphlet rejecting his fther that De Young
frat drew pistol and that he the wtness fred in self
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COLoR IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

FAIR HAVEN, NJ J.,. March la special
election has been called for tomorrow TO aeeoe
.lo ooIoreA children. whose school was recently de-
troved by incendaries shal be admitted 70 the whlte
sehools OF sum Of money De voted Suncent 10 ereSI
separate school for c0lored cbndren'
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ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE.

UTICA, N. Y, March 14.-John Schriever,
age sixty three drunken teamster OF Rome, shot his
third wife at to-day and then shot himself His
wife had left him on account Of his cruelty. Scbrlever
died thus evening The wife's condition Is critical.
Seven children are left.
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LnA LERLS APPRECLATED.

NEWPORT, R. l., March 14.-Thomas Motley,
vice.pres,dent OF the Massachusetts Humane Society,"
called at the Lime Lighthouse TO day and presented
Ida Lewis the Keeper with the soeetys medal as re-
ward for her herosn In saving the lives O TWO soldiers
from Fort Adams who broke through the Ice IN the har
bori ast
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TIE MONEY CONFERENCE.
ROME. Monday, March Il, 1881.


The DiriHO says: "The Government has
verbally ntimaed TO the French aud American Minis
ters It's acceptance OF the invitation participate In the
Monetary Conference"
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A BURMESE INVASION REPORTED.
IoNnoN Monday March IA 1881

Calcutta dispatch to The Times says: q" 1t
Is reported but the report lacks confirmation, that
thousand Burmese troops left Mlndaay the 10Th Of
FEBRUARY or the purpose OF Invading tile territory OF our
ally the Raj ali OF Munpurc"
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Tue EFFECT THROUGHOUT EUROPE.
tPhgOUSD SENSATION CAUSED AT BERLIS-IMPE-
RIAL AND ROYAL coxDoLENcE-FRANCE sENDs
vut,,x.r,x .ruco4cv


RIAL AND ROYAL coxDoLENcE-FRANcE SENDS
FRIENDLY MESSAGE
BERLN. Monday. March Ia 1881.
The sensation caused here 'Jy the ASSASSINATION 10
indescrbable The Imperial Princes remained
until o'clock this morning with the Emperor Will
lam, who Is incoDsolahe.
AT meeting Of the Reiehstag to-day, Herr Won
Gosser, the President referred to the horrible event
which deprived the German Emperor OF beloved
feiatsve and faithful friend. The House unaDl-
mousiy agreed on vote of coincidence.
Inc Emperor William, the Imperial Princes
fluce bismarck and his diplomatic representatives
attended funeral at the Chapel of the Russian
Embassy to-day.
The Grown Prince Frederick William. Prince
Frederick Charles, Prince Alhrecht, General Count
who are al bonoqary spSss Fssd baron Won Mapteute
Nhhy, VIII attend the funeral Of the Car.
coNDoLEEcE PRoM FRANCE.
FAhis Monday, MsreI Ii. 1881.
PRESIDENT Grevy has tcegraphed bis condolences
with the Imperial Russian families. The ra,vsna.
pers 81 81 shades Of opinion express horror at the
in the French Chamber Of Deputies today. NJ. On
Bodau mcyed an adionrnmc', in Wv Of the death
In The Senate NJ. Icon Say alluded 70 the c%ar a.
one OF che greatest fet0rners of this century on1
cheers from all sides. one who had Liberated mil.
h00s Of slayes ANY
The Duke D,AudifFrct- pasouIer deelared ,h.. a..
Gar had been the trend OF France from his earliest
Gays ana Francs woald not forget II. The Senate
then adjourned.
funeret services were held to-day at the Russian
Sngfsh After the service Prince 0rlof and his
Ash took paths Of allegiance to the new Car.
EXCEPTION POSTPONED.
RohB, Monday. March II, 1851.
ffemla Carroll his postponed bis reception at the
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FyCOIRAGING THE TEA TRADE.

4nHIVII
The East Indian Government has granted
the sum OF 600 rupees (9 $500 the tea syndicate to
helm the opening OF the TED trade with America.
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THE KALLOCH TRIIL.

SAN FRAAcIsco. March 14-,The defence in
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MADRID, MOnday, Mhrch III IeoI'
At a large meeting of free-traders here yes
erday speeches were made demanding the conclusion Of
"A treaty or commerce with inc Unlte0 StaIes'
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Foreign Office tonight, for which invitations had
been issued. The Russian Grand Dukes Sergus and
Paul sons OF the late Emperor Will leave here to-
day for St. Petersburg.
In the Italian Chamber of Deputies to-day
Premier Cairoli alluded feelinRly TO the deceased
Emperor.
The Pope cent Cardinal Jacobini to express regret
10 the Grand Dukes Sergius and Paul. and he also
sent q message of coincidence to st. Petersburg
PARLIAMENTARY SYMPATHY.
LoSDoS, Monday, March II. 1881
In the House of Commons this afternoon, Mr..
Gladstone gave notice that he would tomorrow
an address to the Queen expressing the sentl-
meDts of the House relative to the assassination OF
her ally. the Emperor of Russia.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince and
Princess Teck. the whole staff of the Russian En-
bassy and other foreign representatives attended a
special service at the Welbeck Street Greek Chapel
to-day.
1t is reported in London that the Prince of Wales
will go to st. Petersburg to attend the funeral OF
the Gar.
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh left London
with the Duchess and the Russian Grand Duke
Alexis at o'clock last evening TO go direct TO 81
Petersburg. The Queens Drawing room an
rOunced for next Friday has been lndehnlteiy post
In the House of Lords to-day Earl Granville,
Foreign Secretary gave notice of an address 10 the
Queen, aud of coincidence to tho Duchess OF Edin-
burgh. daughter of the late Emperor OF Russla'
REGRET AT VIENNA.
VIENNA, Monday March IA, 1881
The Court will go into mourning for one month.
The Archduke Ludwig will go to st. Petersburg to
attend the funeral of the Gear.
THE SULTAN sYMPATHIsEs.
CoNsTANTNoPLE, MONDAY, March IL 1851
The Sultan has sent dispatch of coincidence to
st. Petersburg.
GLOOM IN BULGARIA.
SOFIA, Monday. March Il, 1881.
The Prince of Bulgaria has started for st. Peters
burg leaving the regency in the hands cf the Ca9l-
net There is general mourning throughout Bull
gara. -
PROBABLE ESCAPE or ONE ASSASSIN.
LONDON Tuesday. March Is. 1881.
dispatch from st. Petersburg TO The
Coloqne Gazette says: The assassin Rus
sakoff had been long time uuder
suspicion of the police who had been seeking him.
The second criminal implicated in the assassination
has not yet been discoveries The people regard the
new Emperor with the utmost confidence.
The Standards correspondent ut 81; petersburg
say: General Mekof announces that only one
assassin has been captured but that he police have
made numerous arrests"
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
MIR. GLADsTONE,s PERPLEXTTIEs.

The POLITICAL sITUATIoN-THE LIBERALS WARNED.
LONDON Monday March II, 1881.
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Notice
Wanted.

4 STU ALTON as housekeeper, by
"A competent widow lady, who is more
DESTROYS of good home than large wa
ges.
For particulars apply at this office.
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S5lrw advertisements.
No. 1, acc.
SheriH's Sale.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY,

WAsiilN Nslnn ,a TERRlToRY' SIS
In the District Court of the Second Judi
cial District, holding terms at Olympia,
for the counties of ThurSton, Mason
and ChcEalis.
Mary NJ. Miller PHI
John McRcavv and
Fannie McReavy, neTts )
I William Callow. Sheriff of Mason
L . county, Washington Territory, hereby
gi,e public notice that, by virtue of the
Judgment and order of sale rendered
in the abovc-entitlcd and numbered
cause, in the said Court, on the I'd day of
October, a. ID. 1850, copy of which
judgment and order was issued and de-
livered to me by the Clerk of said Court
the same being duly certified under the
seal OF the said Court, by the said Clerk
aid bearing date of the 9th day of Feb
ruary A. ID. 1881, | have siezed and lev
lcd upon the following described mort
gagged premises to-wit
Lots two l2l and three (3) and the east
half az ~ of the northwest quarter
N W. ~ of section thirty-two 1927 town
ship twcnty-thrce (23) north of range
one o. west, containing one hundred and
forIv-two li2) and 70-1O0 acres
Also the west half Nv ~ of the south
east quarter IS Il ~ and the east ,half
(E ~ of the southwest quarter Is W ~
of section eight (S) township twenty t2Ol
north of range three (10 west, containing
one hundred and sixty tlGO) acres Also
the southeast quarter = r. - of the
southeast quarter IS T. ~ of section t5l
the northwest quarter n W i of section
nine (D) township twenty (2o) north OF
range three ~ west, the west half tW ~
OF the northeast quarter N T. i y and east
half II ~ of the northwest quarter N
w - section eight 81 township twenty
(2ol North of range three 90 west, all in
the county OF Mason, rs the same is dc.
srrihcd ~ said Judgment and order of
sale, all and singular OF which, with
and including the improvements thereon.
rights, ways, and appurtenances thereto
belonging, | will proceed to sell at public
auction for cash on Saturday, the 10th day
of April, 1881, at one o'clock L. NJ. at the
front door of the court house of said
Mason county, in Oakland, To satisfy the
said Judgment in favor of plaintiff and
against said defendants for the sum of
five thousand three hundred and ninety
dollars, and attorneys fee of two hundred
dollars, interest costs and increased costs.
WILLIAM CALLOW,
Sheriff of Mason County, W. II.
j. p. JUDSoN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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STATIONERY.

The Latest Style and best Qualities of
Paper and Envelopes: Papetcries in
boxes, Fools Cap, Legal Cap, Bill Cap,
Ledger Gap, Letter Heads, Bill Heads.
Note Heads, Mourning and Parchment
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On the 10th inst. Reuben Crow
der, Esq, and Miss Eliza \. Wilk-
inson, both of Thurston county,
were united i'll marriage.
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CAPT. Eads is to make an eXamina-
ton of the Columbia bar this Sum
mer.
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THE French bark Fannie sailed
from New York last September, for
Havre, since which time not the
slightest tilinss have been heard
from her.
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The Cabinet stands as follows: j.
&. Blaine, of Maine, Secretary of
State; Win. Window, of Minnesota,
Secretary of the Treasury; Samuel
j. kirkwood, Of Iowa, Secretary of
the Interior; Robert Lincoln, of
Illinois, Secretary of War, VIM. H.
Hunt, Secretary Of the Nay. Wayne
McNe;gh, Attorney General and I.
l.. James, Postmaster General.
Grand Ovation to Hnncock at WASH
inGt"n.
WASHINGTON, March ..-GcnorGl
Hancock's arrival at the capital yes.
terday afternoon created more SEN
sation and enthusiasm among
certain class of population than
the advent Of his victor ons opro-
nent. Fully 15,00o people mt him
at the depot, took the horses from
his carriage after he entc,cd and
drew him up Pennsylvania avenue
il triumph. The crush and cheering
were both terrific, and the General
must have enjoyed the thing hugely,
seeing that the popular tumult
proclaimed him something more
than defeated candidate. lie
looked almost victor as he was
drawn along, boys and women
yelling themselves hoarse and sol
Iiers throwing their caps in the
air with vociferous shouts of ;" Hurrah
for Hancock" 1t was the most
enthusiastic demonstration, taken all
in all, that has been accorded
public man III Washington for
many day. 1t was the peoples
remembrance of Gettysburg and
the wilderness campaign which no
amount of campaign lies and
political malignity can fail to link
inseparably with the glorious career
OF Winfield Scott Hancock.
Mr.. 7. G. Van Epps has on hand
at his store, q new, No. 6, j. 2.
Hale Piano, which he will sell very
cheap, if sold by next Wednesday
nlSll, as III HtHN bc ICLIONCtt HUN
the stole on Thursday to make room
for new stock of wall paper.
-
THE Puyallup Reading Room was
formally opened on the 1st inst.
Mrs. L. Meeker is Librarian. The
room is open to the public till 8
O'Clock each evening and for four
hours on Sundays after church SER
vice.
THE French bark Fannie sailed
from New York last Septem Der, for
Havre, since which time not the
slightest tidinss have been heard
from her.
OK the 10th inst, Reuben Crow
der, Esq, and Miss Eliza y. Wiki
inson, both of Thurston county,
were united in marriage.
CAPT. Eads is to make an eXamina-
ton of the Columbia bar this Sum.
mer.