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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28
NEWS OF The DAP.

General James G. B!uot. Of Kansas, died al
tho Government Insane Asylu yesterday.
A mad oat was shot 10 Jersey City on Tues
day after she had bitten man and horse.
The steamship Oily of Wore s'er. now being
With Edisoo's elsotrio lamps.
The Increased valuation of the taxable prop
erty 10 Iowa over last year Is approximately as.
csrtained to be sic 100000
Russia, at the begirp ming Of 1880. had tota
State debt Of about 50. $50, 900, 900, which il
on the increase.
1t is predicted that during the present year
Germany will loss 1888 600 subjects by emigrs.
ron. DutIng the past six months II, 3O3 per.
sous sailed from Brsmcn for America.
The United States is dsinclined to Join 10 the
| proposed general representation IF the powers
on the sui i-ct of the treatment of the Jews 10
Russia, 90 the ground that it has already in :
struced its minister 10 Russia 90 tho sui, ,ct.
The sale of the Sprasuc Manufacturing Com
paDy's property 10 Augusta, Me-. took Ilaoe at
noon yesterday. The cotton mills, the dam.
the sac mills, boarding bou5es etc. we're sold to
Wright Bliss, l. Fabysu, of Boston, for $780,
900
General Bradley 7. Johnson yesterday fled
summonses 10 the registers of voters Tor The
Second, Fourth, Ninth. Tenth, Thirteenth,
Sixteenth and Eighteenth wards of Baltimore
| to appesr before the Governor Of Maryland to
answer charges of official misconduct.
The bridge of the Knoxville Railroad across
the Savannah river was completed and turned
over TO the company by the contractors yester-
day. Track laying on the South Carolina side
will DOW progress rapidly. A large subscrp.
ton vii. probably BIZ raised durog the next w .
weeks to build branch Of the road to E:ber-
ton. Ga.
Charles Parker, guide 10 the AdiroDdscks
at Buc Mouutslo lake, while guidog Mrs.
George Bull from Fork.d lake to Long lake,
yesterday, where she was to be the guest of
Ex-senator Pistt. made heioous assault upon
Der. He almost strsngIsd her. aud tore her
clothing iDto shfeads All the guides of the
Adrondaoks are huntiog the visu down.
They have sworn Vengeance. and will have
him, dead or live.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Miss Louisa Buckner has purchased thity
acres Ct the "Oak Hiir' farm, 10 Fauauier
cau1iy for $24 per arr.
a Isrge mass meeting of the taxpayers of
Daay!lle last pight adopted resolution favor.
ing che purobes, By the city Rovernmep. Of the
wafer power OF Dan river. 1t is proposed 10
improve the property SO as to secure at leas,
1000 horse power. s0d to lease it 10 parcels on
liberal terms With vieW Of making DanVis .
manufacturing c'y.
Grard Master P6yton 8. Coles has written
from AIbemsrle eouoty inviting ex Senator
Wlthers. Messts. 1s,acs. SCOTT and RssnsulI;
Mr. I. A Reed. of Alexandra, and Colonel
Coro'n. Uaited States Army, 10 attend the
mosouo meeting to be held 10 Washington 90
Fnd y next 10 complete arrangements for the
Masonic celebration snd laying of the coroer
stone with Masonic ceremonies al. The Yorktown
centennial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

The discussion cf The Laud till 10 tie House
OF Commons is nesrlS flushed.
A thuodar storm 10 the western part 81 Rus.
sian Poland yesterday grestly dsmig,d tie
crops.
The Sheffield (Eaelstd) Equitable BniIdios
Society, viii liabilities amounting to Eli OUO.
has suspended payment.
a horse distemper similar to that ia New
York appeared 10 Bsrlin recently, acd the
1smHays arc much lnoUnvenlecced sod tho
ss1Rico has had TO be reduced.
hidhat Plsha snd all the cotsp!rstors cuaa-
ged 10 The murder Of Abdul Az. exc'pt The
Two tcsoal ssSsssins-who sr5 condsUned 10
desth-bsvo been seut to Eihecj.z. Arabia.
where they will be kept in exile for tic renau'
der Of their lives.
The Easlish su.hoti!es are makioe thor
0ush Investigation Of the oircumS at cas- t nd.
log the rtc,os shipnelt OF lnterpsl machines
from Aueriaa to Liverpool, A series OF meet
logs OF tic Irish organic i,iors ere to be held
for the purpose of prottslios against the as
sumption that the importation ct nternsl Ws-
cnlnes has soy connection with epy Irish ga
tiousl movement. CCs'oms Cfhc!sis a. C>ik
tnd Queenstown are ordered TO handle suspi.
cious !oekug parcels with extreme caution.
The CsIdIoal Archbishop ct Toledo. Spain.
has issued PASTORAL letter violently ck,ug
| the ltasn people ADD government. ipcl log all
Cat bellies, even Prices, statesmen, pu:!tlca1s
and journ,ists, to combine, snd IT Deosssary,
TO use force AID arms TO restore the indsper-
deuco aud temporal power of the Pope of
Rome The ltalsnu minister at Madrid imme
| dl0telg protested. sud the Spanish csboet de-
csrpd thst It severely blamed the primatc' y
lsGsusao, sni wond c,uss srong remon.
stran1e 10 he made ~ HIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28

Theirs is now 90 doubt that internal m ,chines
were shipped from New York to Liverpool.
No rnstter what deviitry they were Intended 10
accomplish when they reached the other side OF
the Atlantic, the moro fact that they we're sent
by vessel on which ware hundreds of unsus
plc:irg humln bsiogs, who hsd 20 lot nor part
10 the creation Of the evils from which Ireland
suffers. aud msuy Of whom synpsthizs with the
suttorog Irish people, aud that they we're liable
10 eXpl de before that vessel reached her port,
AID send her nud al her human freight to the
bottom, is sufficient to iDducs this Government
90 resort to all the meaus OF its disposal to dis
cover tbs inhunan miScrea0is i'm Pile ,ted 10 the
monumental wlokedness. sud by iuf ctiug upon
them tho umos, penalty OF the Law, mske their
fate lasting waroing to such monsters as may
be inclined to repetition OF their terrible and
unnatural crime. Il the Government will not
do this. the cc.an steamship companies should,
for if til, impression becomes preyaeD, tina,
people bound for Europe must, 10 addition to
the oldi0ary dsIg5rs OF the sea, run the rick of
Dynamic explosions. there will be SD reduc
tl1n IN their passenger lists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28
ICOMMUNICATED.


a gentleman leaving Washington on tho
1880 Alexandria train, rendered toe conductor
ticket issued by the Alexandra and Wash
lugton Railroad from Washington to Alexau-
dti,, stamped December 8. 1880. The ticket
vas refused BY the conductor, and psymsnt of
fare insisted on. The ticket reads washing.
Ton to Alexandria. Valid only for a contin
nous trip on day Of issue; good only 90 local
trsius"
10 this instance, The party bought round
trip ticket, but not returning on the 9Th of
December last, supposed it was good for any
passage between the points indicated, add at
any time. II be is wrong. he submits cheer.
fully to the order of the genteusnIY conductor
who remarked, "rend it. il is not for to day."
Would note of hand, Though not paid at
ms'utlty) be invalid, and dsbarred from colieo-
uon by reason of such failure to pay at MATURE
y! / think there is strong analogy 10 the
TWO cases. aud believe. when Railroad is-
sues ticket, it should be bound by rules of
both common sense and justice TO redeem it. |
think decision OF court has already been made
in support Of my view; am | right? G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28
z PUBLISHED DAILY q TRI-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY %, 1881.

The portion of the Virginia deb: assigned by
Virginia 10 the State OF West Virqiois is now
loom OK up a5 suit jac: of discussion between
some of the newspapers OF the Two respective
States. Mr.. Garrett. Of the Baltimore & Odlo
Railroad, has been q1lely buying, for years
past, and at very low price. the certificates
Virginia issued So evidence of this portion of
her original debt. tu: the knowledge of this fact
has had nothing to do with trngiDg Oh tie
discussion 10 8hich We refer. The part Of her
debt which Virginia assigned to West Virginia
Vas one thru. and il was fair and reasonable
one third OF the territory and one third of the
population Of Virginia before the counties com.
posing West Virginia were taken away from
her. A glspce at tho map will attest tie equity
OF this assignment as rssptc 3 the territory. and
reference to the Congressional diootory vii!
make that equity tqusily apparent as regards
population. for whereas Virginia has nice rep
resentstiyes, West Virginia has three. exactly
one third. With this third OF her original debt,
thus assigaed, Virginia has notbirg further to
d.. What bothers her is the difficult task Of
compelling the Mahoni,es and The republicans
to allow her 10 pay the remaining two thirds.
which she does owe, By every principle of
justice. low Wts: Virginia is to pay her one
third is for her and her alone to determine
Tbs. shs is as mach b.u1 I'd for il ss tie counties
IL Ni!gluis are bou0d for their portion Of the
ieTelolng two thirds needs only to BIO mentioned
&C be SEP. /! she can't pay it, she should re-
t.r h3 claim 10 Congress-. which. by creating
har, 10 dir Q. violation Of the Constitution. sad.
died her With the obligation. The Con9titu
ion expressly prov&es shat no new State shall
pc ioimod or ettc:ed within the Jurisdiction Of
huy other Safe without the consent of the leg
i5!sture thereof. Virgins certainly was never
90; suI:cd IS to her cots,nt to the creation Of
The State Of West Virgili.. This fact alone
aou d be sufficient TO absolve Firginis from all
legal obligstiou for West Vrginis's debt. sud if
West Firsiois be uoatly to bcsr the burden,
aiF3rds her coed ground for transferring it to
Congress. the Constitution also provides that
40 Ststc shall PASS any law impairlng the obi
CATION of c>ortc:s. This provision the demo-
cts!s Of Virginia are doitg their best to enforce
with regard TO the Two thirds of the original
debt # heir State for which she il ct Toast NOR
ally bound, but they are fighting against heavy
odds, for they have not only the Mahonites, the
republicans and the negroes Of the State to
oppose then. but many of the most Influential
republicans of the North, and the entire reI ub.
loeu Administration.
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The MNrEefs.

BALTIMORE. July % -Virpinia Sc old -; do
deferred =; do consolidated 81 do q 90.
TO dsy. Cotton firm middiug lis Flour stead y
and unchanged. Wheat-Sou.hern f mar
Western higher and finn, tu. inactive; south
ern red l2lalI4 do amber l23.l26; No2 West.
ern winter red SPOT and July l2,s,l2A; August
l24ssl24i; Sept 1863 ll27; DC. l29!.lz9s Corn
Southern f,mi Western steady; southern
white 62i do yellow So; Western mi1nd 500,
and July 5Gt:5Ss; Aug t6t bid; Sep. 74.57I
Oct t8t a69; aieams: 62!. Oats steady; Southern
~; We.sera white 43.45; do mixed 4la42; Penn
az. Rye nominal!y 60.85 Hay dull and an.
changed. Ccffve sssidy Rib csrsos. ordinary
TO tslr s9.llt Sugar dull aad weag a soft d
Whiskey quiet st llisSl II.
NEW YORK, July 28-Ssocks firm. Money 2
an Flour qales and unchanged. Wheat 1 III
higher. Corn quiet 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28
The Land BilItnParIiament,

LONDON, July 2S la the House Of Com.
mlus, yesterday. Lord Randolph Spencer
Churchill (couservstivel gave Io,ice of his in
ten,ion to move on the third reading Of the laud
bill ar;s)!u ION to th, effect, thst the bill being
the result OF revolutionary agitation, encourages
The Reputation ct sonirAc.:; is opposed n IN
diVdusl Ilb,rt!; is CO culaii d 70 diminish III:
security OF. property and pro,p.ity 10 lie.
laud. AID 10 eGda7g9s her uaion with Great
British. l. is understood ttas the no.
tIce vas Givsn without c;nsu!tston With ths
conservative leaders aod aeainst their wishes.
1t is believed thst il the resolution is pressed
to division, tbs regular opposition will abs ali
from yo.iu2,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28

"A Cough, Cold Or sore Throat should
be stopped Neglect frequently results in An
Bncurable Lung asiSeaSe Ur GOnSu,np-
ton. Is q q w Ms IS IL ON T. Ill "A 4.
s'sse:CHES do not disorder toe stop.scn lisa
cough sgruua and ha's.m' but net directly
on tie tnfianie'i parts. llsy,ne irrit.,iun,
giverelefih Asthma. IL rOnchIt is. Coughs,
Catnrrh, AID the irhrOnt troubles Whicu
Singers nnd Public Speakers are SUBJ
lect TO. Fer thirty years Browns Bronchial
Irnches have been recommended by physicians,
aud s!ways give perfect satisfaction Having
hoen tested by wide and conetant uae for Yearly
An entire generation. they have attained we'll
merited rsnE among the few staple remedies OF
the age sold st 25c. y box everywhere mhl2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28
lCOMMUSICATED,

Of course! ftop the whistles Of the boats
Stop the boats! Some sensitive uerVe may be
affected. The wheels of Commerce should
cease 10 revolve because forsootb sem body,
who sleeps too early or too late may BE- disturb
ed. Such an one ut sea, 10 fag, would no.
have the bora blown. "a, co; don's lets BE- 50
horribly provincial. The more life that Gao be
Infused iu,o the place the better. and Whistles
sound lively at least. | hoard objection to the
introduction of the iron works. because the
noise over the streets would be likely to inter.
fere with the mor1ins nsp Of some old codser.
Let the whistles blow and the carts rattle ovar
the streets, and let the busy tramp OF Industry
arouse the slaggards; aud those who don't like
it let th EN- get out toto the country easy from
ell noise, where they can sleep and dream to
their hearts content. You've AMERICA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28
More Trouble In TuniS.

PARIS, July ga telegram received here
from Tuuis Announces that 1900 Arabs have
advanced to Rsdeuss. six kilometres from
Golcs,s. Foor Europeans aud three Arabs have
been murdered on the road to Tulis Thcre ie
crest excitement, The Bay has ordered The
removal of the bridge or boats between Golle;ta
and Raduess. A detachment of French troops
is making reconnaissance.
A telt gram from TUBS dated yesterday says
Arabs can be :e:n within 4 miles of Tuuis.
there is great alarm many Of thu shops are
cioefd
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EinAnClRIa

NEW YORK, July 2S the Posts 6nauci.l
ariicie say: iho Sock Exchsrg, markets arc
stronger and higher. The stocks which hsye
adVa, cd most to day were Mss3u,i Psc 70 20
lUS, Wes!"rn Unioo telegraph to ssh Tex g
and Pacific 10 81! X .5s.s nad Texss to II,
NV York Central to 1882. Canada soulhe.n
10 665 Go. As We close THIS edltion ,hs mar.
ket Is ! l>wsr than the highest pric s Gov
ernmeut goods are up Ut. State bonds ara
steady to 5:lous, while talroad bonds are 4.li
per cent higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28
Missionaries Robbed.

LONDON, July IS The Paris correspondent
of the Stan lard says: A dispatch from Alex.
sndria, Egypt, .nnouacss that the French Osth,
Ole Bishop of Msssu, sni four missionaries,
WHO we're on tour Of inspection OF The Cath.
clio missionary stations 10 Atyssiois, we're CAP
tured bS natives, who pllisged and burned q
church aud mission hous,. robbed the prision.
ers Of theic clothes AMI sent than toto the
interior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28
Pleads Guilty..

:. PROVIDENCE K. l., July 23-Tte Rov. w,
f. Nhlchen, pastor Of the Ma;thewson Street
Methodist Church: has oeen chsrged with Lur.
iiolhing rare books from the vstious public H.
D'afles, he called the Board Of his church
to2elher Tue,dsy evening confessed himself
guilty OF grleVous Sill, expressed the deepest
contrltlon therefor and announced his inteution
10 reti1e iiom the ministry and the Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28

y letter to the New York Herald from ATT
iaota, Ga, on the prospects Of immediate
prosperity OF tie Sou b says thst there has
been subscribed 10 the North sDd 10 Europe,
10 the last ei4heau months, 500 600 900 for
iovsstneu: 10 thu Sou:h. Capital to loso 90
farm lands is Just boti anrg to come Sou:h in
as large suns sud at ss rapid rate - CSC be
irdicIcu lS handled. This ia all that the South
hss needed, aed The progress il this stciou in
the n,xt fe~ years will bs sn establishment to
those who have cot suited the sutj?ct closely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28
Indian Atrocities

DENVER. Col, July "a SAINTS Fe soecisl
Dated yesterday says: A party of soldiers ar
rived last nighl from Fort Stanton and reported
that dispstah Was received from Mesculero
agency. just as they lett, steting that those In.
dams or lerg" number Of them we're in srms,
and that Mon;zsa anG Raman Chiquita chists
had lett the agency aud massacred Two NJ exc .n
families living Ia luarosn canon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28
Convict MRil,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 2S--The convo s
in the Eastern Peptsptisry have clever met h.
cd for communicating with oue snolhcr, and,
notwithstanding all he precautions of the keep.
eri the Inmates of the lis Tho have been COO
demped by law to solitary confinement manage
to talk With each other, and use What is fsm!l-
larly known ss the couvio:s mail. There is q
pipe which extends he length Of each corridor,
| AID once or twloo Day this is flushed With va.
ter The Inmates arc aware OF this, and most
lugenljus method WAS employed by coavict
yesterday 10 reach freud who was twenty cells
awsy. He had private Ncssag, which he desr.
ed carried to his fellow in grief, so he wrote q
lctter IncloSed It IL q piecs OF ocIoth, and at
! tacbed this to string CT wex uts 100 feet 10
lsrg:h. de calculated the ds:sooe nicely, oh
cell and tho Intervening walls cjveriDp space
Of erght 'eot. The friend had boen Motif d bs
torehsed,so be prepared himself. A forhed lex
TSs placed 10 the pioc, Rhicb he used to inter
cept the bu; die. " heu all Hss 10 roadioess
& De saCdrr ripped 90 the pipe as tho signal
that the ms sage WIS., Oh lis way. 10 second
the rushing water had conveyed it TO lis desi
patiol. The receiver 6shed it out, read The
contents, Answered The no!e. aud Their from oell
10 cell VS. passed the sipnal that 90 answer vas
in readiness 70 be returned. Then the original
sender hauled 10 bis lG0 Ieet of cord, and tho
mai arrived safely. This waller pipe is
used Gs sort OF speaking tube by the
Inmates. During the mcrDing. when there
is Do water 10 it, subdued couver
ssticos ore held between the con,icls.
The new c,ners inform those who have been 10
for soms time how the hoys on side are getting
sloug, Who is "brtko" and who hos made a
hsul. Then all the latest news is ladled out
through this inproVsed speaking lube. This
ls the obly method IF oommuoioatiou the con-
Tcs have, and otten.mss the mer do not see
the faces of any ono except their keepers for
years upon years and only kuow THAR mex.
ueig hbCr By his vnio,
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Dead.

CHICAGO. July % "A special to the Timos
from Sau FrsEc 500 says: N.Ws hos beeo r,
cclVed h,ro that Bishop Philip kiiuson Smith,
at ooo Ime OF h'gh stauting and itf leuce 10
the Moruoo church, ard Tue expcsrr of the
Nj uatsiG Meadow massacre, and participant
thereto, has been found dead. 1. is supposed
he was murdered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28
COMMUNICATED

Surely the "Ga5e jones'" who appeared in
yesterdays Gaz ,tta. c,noot be 'Gabe jones, Ct
JoDesvilIe CrJss Roads" Ju'gog from the
article. it must be CABS Jones. OF Muoohaus
envils. as al! must pfsr frvm his very true tale
Of the old woman Of E:glsnd. Seriously speak
log, this fogaorn blowlsg s most decided
nuisance AID ought to bs modified a. least. pot
witbstsndnR our funny "Gaba Jones Of Muu-
chausen7le ~ D,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28
an Explanation from France,

PARIS, July 29 This correspondence between
England and France relating to affairs in Trip.
oil hiss btcn issued, The French Foreign Min.
lister hSs assured The former country that France
regards Tripoi as part Of the Turkish empire
and that the has 10 intention whstcver 0! in
Xsd!ug or attempting TO occupy the ssme. The
French have had very sood reason to bsievy
that Turkish emisssries from Trpoli have beSn
busy in siirri"g up trouble in Tuns, and lhs re
p1ol; only intended assuming the 6efenelvs in
prOiectiI its own interests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28
The Presidents Condition.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, July %, a. m.-The
President rested wsll during the night and 20
rlsor or tebriIe disturbance has ACQUIRED since
the bue.ia Of yesterday evening". This morn
log the improvement of hi. general condition
is tis!icc:ly psrcaplib!e. Ho appears refreshed
by the nights rest, eLd expresses himself oaoer
fulq us to his cludii,n Pulse 90. temp.rs.ura
IS t. respiration is.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. july IS, II a. ~
Col. K ,ckWell SAYS the President is decidedly
batter this moraiug THAI b. hss been 81 atty
| time s no. he was wouGded; that at the mora
| leg dressing thcfo was lrse and healthy dis
| charge OF pus from The wound, and that thst
portion Of the origin ), uud .b we tho iucisiou
was observed 10 hsys conmeuced hesIiDg Tho
surgeons after 8 consultation on the tubj +ot
tulS m0rliCg concluded that the removal of the
heavy carpet which now cI7ers the 60ar OF the
Preslden!'s chamber you'll be bent 6oisl, aud
considering the brightness of the mornnv, with
c perfectly fresh AID dry atmosphere. together
with The favorable condition OF tho patient, it
was decided to make the change at once. Tho
surgeons mslntaio that tho oirpet absorbs the
impurities of the atmosphere which ivatisbIy
exis: to more or lsss ex,ont 10 tho sick chamber
and that II is receptacle for the secretion Of
dust. aio The Prcsd ou's bed was carefully
removed from his owu roam to room i'm
ntdae'y across the ball, where be is now
| resiiu& q1;o.ly. After tho oarpet of the 8 ok
chamber Is taken up The fl rors will be carefully
busted and fire kiodled Ia the grsta for the
purpose Of securing ,harough ventilation.
The Presid2rt will Dot b9 tskeu back to his
chamber for several hours. For the purpose oil
obVistlrg the souo6s Of footsteps upon the q or
strips If c,rp>t will be placed 10 the most Ire
queutcd parts of tho room. 1t is constituted
that this srranaemnDt will reuder the chamber
muoh more refreshing TO the patient, and that
il will h"ncelcrh b. dcoidedly mure com ioratlc.
| lad II been ptao!ic bic the surgeons cay they
would h9vs ordared the change made before.
Tho attendIrg surgeons sly that the Presids ut
has DOT looked 80 we'll eircs he was wounded as
he does this mcrnicg and that he is delighted
With the change which i5 being made 10 bis
room and feels greatly refreshed.
J tOioisl Bulletiu.l
| EXECUTIVE MANSION, July IS. 1880 .. H.
The PreBldeot bore the dressing of bic wound
this mnroug With lisa fatigue than hitherto.
1t appears we'll and is dischargiug sufficiently.
Shortly afterwards his bed was rolled into az
adj lnrg room, while tia. occupied till now is
being thoroughly cleansad end ru. in order.
His pulse ls nov 81. temperature 9S 5, re5pirs
| tiou IS
Uaoficial Bu!IatiD.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. July 2S 2:20 p. N.
The coudlton CT tee President Continues 10 be
Id every way satisfactory. His pulse at tbis
hour is below 100, he is entirely Tree from fever
and is resting quietly. He hes not yet been
! moved back to bis own rnoU.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-28
Destructive Tornado In Maine,

PORTLAND, No. July PA whirlwipd
passed through Cumberland Centre AID Var
mouth Forsslde Tuesday night, moving Path
quarter of mile vide through the fields,
feucss aud orchards, destroying crops and sna o.
plpg CT trees six Inches 10 diameter. n,
buildings wo7o destroyed, but macy housss had
glass shattered by the heavy hail which accom-.
pa;ntd il. About fifty farmers lost their crops,
Valued Ct from 5000 10 $40O eaoh.