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AT CAMBRIA, WIS.
8ptffaf Dftpateh to Ihs 't,hiedao Trthun

0tEfI1I U15tAEtH 10 1Hs CH1td14 9TtoNH1s
0AMi,RtA, Wis, Juno 17.-The Cambria
'tlourlng-mill was burned thls morning.. It.
WIS stone structure, threa at0rlus l,fgh, mud
co1ltainud four run of stone and n set Of
rollers. The mill was eQu!ppca with all the
nlOuurn improvements for custom and tner-t
cl,nNt milling, md was EnM by steam .ands
water power. There was about Il 900 bushcls
1T wheat In the mill, which waa Inst; but n
lnanttty Of tlour, was sayc.. The mtll Wns.
Sl2, 900. upon which there was an insasance
Of B7,.00,
, 1881-06-18
71'1* 1Rstss ""e 1t6"s4''sT'1 -5*t u LEW
Spsttdt U{&p4tth to The Ehltdq0 Trft4EE,
: .,, HE is sui1llAAl1,Y IioUNcxD,
aptftA& DtspsttA to M Gaataao 1ftb,sss,

Z, . oSsFFe3 0tspe9sV " 1Es tRFFpgQ 3ttqlaNs .o..
WAsl1NGTnN, b. q, June 11,--Ar. Pitney,
Custodian et> the Treasury, Mas not!led by
Secretary Window tllas hls aerviaes would
not be needed after to-day, lls to aylctlm 10
t1e. Treasury. Investigation, AIF. Tltney Ia
;Yery wucl, ellAgFtpod at at lila removal, IND
:stat tea to llis frielld4 that hs IL made soaps-
.koat' Those. who ought to know the most
shout the matter say that there u no olarge
against Mr, rltMey's pers0nal integrity, nor
t1laa there been NIX ayldeuea' to show. that i,e
tas besn peouliari!y benefited by the
great Irregularities IN iii aMce, NJ, pitney
says that thu mauey Waioh WAS charged aa
haylax heen sIi.sadsd tot' candles mas used
, 1881-06-18
corToN-A.1L1. uul,NHu, j:

RALEloIt. n. G., Juno l7.-Swopson Mills,
lit Alunanc, the property OF the Falls Of. the
Nonso Manufacturing Company, burned.
The mills contained 1000 spintltpa, and 1as
loonls mud employed 3o7 operatives :: The
sy er lis ap operaYs WIS aS he e
ilre was caMsod by tho explosion 6f a lamp.
Loss, S3300, ,000; insurance, $4,000. ;, ,
, 1881-06-18

tUs l,ns snircastyntlupte,l r.sn|,tim, ,l,u,..,
thu ]italfiInllstlp varal. Wjtt. 1,I1IcciaMsla3 liz Mla3
slpnttl INT lpnutu that le wo,ijtt mti I t tiex'
Cnnfitnlit tlio WlGkIhnl .tclgatIu1. ", r,',"t a;"t
ils rnsLtisg 'ccarattell.. tut If liz" j,aaIi1oae
ar .l' n1'atfor, or, " W. ;s, ta}mtS w1tt rron'i
%o;t! t 70 tos'Isi ~ leMht!saasa
hltfa4tt. ''ooSt-
, 1881-06-18

Spseta& Dispat<h to The Chteaeo Tribune.
er,nan from St I.awrenea County arrived
tslis afternoon to t1nd himself the only Hon
in tho place, tho three Buck chufs having nj
ready started OIL their weekly pilgrimage to
tho metropolis. lie has received his friends
thls evening, ami several iifora,ai confer
ellces liase oee'l lel" WIN tho ieao;ns anu.
Administration men. Ills coming has not
bcon simply to further his own candtdacy,
but but as included the ,pt pFRoss to e"se , ,t
l en . ~ 1'e W.. msnF's,''ts st a'u u"eroa to
able deadlock. Tho aitl.conkllng forces
, reed the presence nee , Sf: I'M acknowie.lge!!
.nat .t,n @ ,,,,rtn. oIs liz e,nv },o ,s;ii n"t
e.as pus,.u'. H. "s s 'as. ~ w.. n,',t u'
statlu III tae WHY o1 q ',ofo aceop1'ole caiastl-
s ,a, hut aa T. really .t3tss to susotoyS ~ m x f
freriv v of ti,o srnntorioI " nncs,ion' c' A ''"'
.,,y ,,,. or;y1oyW s
a.... -. .st.,,. u...
saiu ne 70 "a reporter 'Ia.I,s lo.I.lsn!, ule nest
the tr stTourest M ST. caiiyass they cnr I with t de-
cItle,lly Administration men. Let 1,s rnt, lin
tha v',tea NJ t,yo s,,c on,i mt ,ynsta NM ~ ~
nr '''es etront "e '', Iu y y"
"aa o"naiaatas s' Any " ucks a;e''naon that we an
RIM viii naturally be nntagouized
hy M conk1jne, Let us therefore sticE to arr
own men. not that think we can elect two
Administration mon. DO beIloye, how
uyer, that we cut elect one, md also bolteyc
that If .Yn nnrs,,e tho policy t,nyn indIcnia,l
a." ,,,,,s. ,,,,,I ,,-aao,,t ns,,.Ita. 80, 49,.
o o a,4, ''t,a AMI ~ sot,.tno,"r ,,ta"",
NJ, e,' ~. ~, n' ;,a.' a ~ -, ama soo
WIZ oo "!e olecuo' u WY Aan''h'"s!".!on u
nnd one LUCK senator" 1to a'so sald tlat
prrEw
was entitled 10 the Administration position.
MS he lltitl borne Lilo pfulst u the l'ght anu
Ito would not nlloW his own candidacy to III
tcrfcro with |,ts SUCCESS, At tho AtminIs.
tration co,lferc1,co tc-i,tglt It was dcuiIotl to
1,,,,, 1srto,,.. ,,.r r,o.,,,.,, ,,t,,nI f. k ~,
Keep Wlsee'cf a!ld l1epeW ateau ior sllo aoxt
t!ay ortWo' WIN cleh1eeh lnehioefs absent
the jolnt convention nv! to.tlay ald not succeed
tji,ntrs 1'jm yntrs rf E,,rnnr. .Iocol,s. rnntr,
s Ss:}ss 1s %ee1e1 S t ts fs &c tgs sSy "eEs fss s
| '"e'eH"' ~~'eA ~'','e'@ ~" ''"'O o"t
, 1881-06-18

Tho Rirat LiRhtllouso-Aoeper ~ .a.s nMs
yyaukee-ArriynIsa At and Departure
fF6m lIolRton. NIGclls
ap<etai Uapaseh to IN chteaao 1rtsuhA ,,
MILWAUKEE, s:June 17.-Eli Hates. tns
millionaire, who :dlod III Chicago ss. ien
days pgo, wns kcoper of the i'Fst LEY lss
laoQsq:i4 thia. place, as fur buck rs ls1 81
Afterwards Tie kept sma'l glnxcrbeert ta'a "
beortstail Tor 4 ysar or two, But loft fofe''r
cRE0 ll1aiiy Yeaf8 RRD. .,,,x.,.
apfeiss bapaieh 10 H. chteago 1naansst f.s,,ed.
/ IJoun1lToy,s .MlclI.,. june lL-Asi!"ouase lL-A.a!,aouse
% %Stsa,asF a GttY ct S'a!, GlsSS!aaad' pe'fo' Se''
CLEARED Propeller Winslow. lla1a'o'
, 1881-06-18

llHApVonp, Ia; i'JuNa :. .f7,-l}Nrlng the
starlll last night tank s:,. near tha Htata linB,
and tank 8al, Il, Iatferty Hollow, wero struck
BY l[glltnlllg., They contail!ed x, ,00Q barrels
uvcll, TlIa oil Is still burntpg. :, py proyipt
measures au ttla lnrt OF thu plpc-ll1la inpH tla
burtslug oil was prevented FROM coiIsINun!cas.
lux to Pt@lpr tanks! - a..
, 1881-06-18

A still alarm to Engine Company No. Q. Mt:
1880 yesterday foronoan, WIS caused by
,Iro Oh the sec0rla floor ot n two-story frame;
bu!I.l!ps Ct Nc, atl1 Cottage dEoys avenue. '' !.
iim on tle Irst t!ont, t.dAfrs. Qles0il on the;
second. The ilre .0r!gtnntetl In a ul0tlles..
.closqt, alll In suppnsu.t to have .pael! causal
by Mr. Qieaon's +yeaf::i,tN boy playing wlt,,
matches. Damage 10 clothing, $50.
, 1881-06-18

sAxnUsky, a.. june l7.-:rhe gas-works.
stauls, ice-hoQsc. aIul lRup.sry 1T the licel1
House, at 1Nt!n-itay proper, wero ,lestroYhHsl.
BY 4rs. Tha blaza e.lK'nateA ttosn sheebfat.,
lux Of a. pipe ii} 4n, Kas.WprkaulX XhaAf0lel'
proper escaped; loss. 3l0, 0,oA Yj.,fhha ny y
, 1881-06-18
TIE INQUIRY.

pu!.teai l,loene ''"nt oel!'ll .o!!,'l!'' ',9en
Ms",'st ais "'S"us' !.' 'usI"c" t'ta' u" -'."5
~ l"u thss n'si lne .,e'.a'nrlAl ,es!A',-
,ois' ~ tces''e" .sp"a." ltthn tno WIZ
huoWn 1ah'l l. nnf"hpot!, lslHeS1!4'R lao
nI''h'of 10 n,eo1 h!lh ~ .aao u''',n nsasu ~
E.Nn s,t ~ Ne" l"iN !,at o'e'l"%' Nn'ii ~.
nt."'l"" ,. 'ue' .'H'.pu'' u'e'o ~
mug. "she" "',a - ~ "".ttA
u nccopt lilo uhlted states Mar-
sl'llsll!p fur TINT district. saying that
m;co s steni,n, ns1,,i IF r. ,n",von IN '.x,,e.ts
ri r., ~, ,.tti, Inn 4 A,,ntnistr,tt,,r i,nvnn,
Tnrf ra,,,,,t lin c,,n,,t,s,,,i sn ,rh, farmer
lo,.a' .,' ~ s"ppu7" ao aa ,.:.s.
neslnal tle "llee s'n ae !leSa ,ilo."a,,R' NV
Ing sta|utnt tho trst llorviow tint, although
reasons for their restc,,atiots wer,, atleu,,uts,
IT," ,,,.,., ~ s,,u.t .S,"," I1' .i".1t"at H.
-" MuMu s"pls ,.'. aas,,, ~, , 49, MIs" ~ t frn .ms
oi'1ee. no sa1's heea.tse ~ wishetl ~ p0 lfee
Indignant ut bnine subwu,ac,i before tic
i,n,mmitt"c a,,tI st..,,aI ,u,tcl, annnvrtl MI
,,o,i ;. -, i, snos, ,, ,,,,,ttnr ifa"ui.nt N,,s
nnslng 10 a'sciosa Tug illatte'' i1easKoa wee
I9e5t1G'H AlIHuf 1ltlt bailISt tlle e&a1'lhtttees
counsel, not 10 call him, but they b0th Int.
sisted on his .'t',. npr'ata'ss; n Manss; ;, arm
TO 4,,o am frn,,'ri'. ,'s',.i ~, ..rto r. 1,,,.,
eyoted ts Sa comkl1r ns soinnn ~ i 1sry IT, s T.
Knox, If Now York, received the position
nfter Strohan'a ,lpclinatlon. It Ina l,pe,, II
snl,fo.t ~ unnn co,m,nn,,t 1l.ot nam nf f:or.
ciGs annotecs ~ ] ~ th1a stat ae nvo % tacn NJ,
active part In this fight. Collector Gould, Of
Buffalo. wns hers rNr q few lays before Ills
commission wns ,iectorcu, amI Postmaster
rn,r ~ ~, "%t o;tv 10 a"e, ,,n, @ t',o ,",ois
ct"ls, " tn's WY Is see'. "'o"lN t"o is"lels
csI;sn!}, nua H cHG..s nu ii1liIIeieG, t.,,
SoihtAt1 > baCHuo hiu iNto tMHECPlGA ei!hGo
,n " GMrq rexte w ea % Mt.os aeey aS
'a'oi!'s''ns aesnns. ,'1,os Nv '.eesu.ss ,. $.
from which eSn ali stS partiss seek 10 1 Gervsas ue,
eniDysnent as possib1e. rather tl!am u IMd1cia!
inquiry about = 9ravs' nlatter 2f public md
polltleal morality. IEo Bratlley case ms
se tsss9 tx to bt sfo q ssfo wn Of h,ya ysf9sy GETTY
ill!sayory regulations nnd It would not i}o
| surprising II tile Committees report WIS de-
lnytd stl9 time IL lie Ilopo tliat M adjourn
,ngI!t Mlll bs Teacl'ea u t!'e Ilea,!tlSf TT An
Met,t q TIC C2ln!''ltteo tals afternoon until
Aaesaas morning. ,;,,,,,.,a
=. ~, a.. ,e!.t"I' t.tehnpns"s. .l.as.a;.t ,...
A,,.xw 'eh 1,,, .hIa 1u ,nar,,tr XXI, tha IN.
vcatis1a,"' 'w vng r:s,nn i,:o ,
Sraalay Selng fscalisd, S6at tic teslimony ns
el!stteA el!stt was 1nII!npPortaitt: % 4 >, -. CT,
iao M1 ~ t1's ns,o shC II Fb 9havb frn,
tf,a rneniu, ,nna "nrafn1i"r fho ti,nt ti,ntt
isa, the i Iist 5 Il examine @ lnt.' ehafgss M s.;
Assent,|v. i1 liz nwn ,,tiate,t t ,yus tev AZ tni M
h"t tho power to G 20 St'toE tha rssotions
T@aiIHs@ @ @ SS tllls point: ils So!n%!tie;e, I1 j, r
rc a, e, xra o fa poRpv'sa eyn1vtne ,r Il @
erllis o., OF t tilS Seatorpi @ i a.'tstton, iD
THOMAS II ". oANTwElI,
, 1881-06-18
THE cAcIF SCREAMS.

!, The EAGLE SCREAMS ANS Car Fran.
SAN FRANOlsco, June l7.--.tge oao sea,n tba
cj$eo Btack ExQhange will at1lolua ]. uviu ,',anrs
1st tq tho atA ot July. The faesno aAsA
will probably follow suit
, 1881-06-18
HAYES,

WHAT He DID NOT SAY ABOUT coNKIIN8.
apsets! Dtspatth to TAs Ca1tase 1r4buns.
DAYTON, o., Junu ia Dayton paper
Hlll publish III tho morning MI interview
with tho sister Of detl. Robert +. kouuedy
respecting that memorable =" Hayes r1,lp At
nn!!efuntn!ac. Tiia !aIy, Mrs. l.. D. Iseygs-
gltls. belongs to tllo best families Ut Day.
ton, and her version II the re-
tult Of casual conversation not be-
fnro natle public. She passed Deeoration-
Day with General ind Mrs.. Konncty ut
Dellofonta1no. atll WIS ono Ut d purity In II
carsiags with flnyea, alH! accidentally started
conversation OF Eoukllnx Dy ronlark OF
hers. aheA said, spanking Ut It: "I'll1 COLI
Al tl,u ti,u0 thought no nluru Ut II, or its
salkug being published tltun / 10 1t wl,at W.
are anuw. Wa went out for \ arltla an tho lNuril-
tng.-prest.lent Itaycs, tiell. Kal.na.ly, Ara.
Kennedy, a,ld myself. 1t WIS Il lovely day,
si..l wo weru NIL
CHARMED WITH THE sCENENy
and tic delightful sprilg weather. I.thInk
VIC must have ridden thirty miles before 0sr
1ciurn,--past New Jerusalem, ,3(ackne1lcoI{,- -
DOM Plntt's plnce,--ala gtcat many mora
handsome enltMtry gcatss Something hntl
suggested refetunco un my part tn C0nk.
ling befor8 thought OF the surroundings.
Az Gen. Kennedy Is great alnl!rar Of buna-
orConkllng, my co'Ilnullt was not fayorabls
to The benator, anu cIecke.l myself aial
said, 'Brotlor, ! forget that YOU gre Conk.
ling laai.'" -
"{An4 did that elicit tie remarks Of Mr.
Hayesf"
"Oh, no. Ilu sa!d nothing ut tho tiMe,-
Indeed, WAS very qulet for several MalAents,
and the reports that have bean printed of what
lie said about Ar, Hlalne ara entirely untru6,
at any rate, W far rs thls conversation Ia
concerned. know Ut np other that took
pluce between them, a1lt! this ride Is tta o,c
on wlSch the conversation IL said to have
occurred.
MR. ttI4AlNE WAS MhNT1oNEI
as were eeverai othats, but know that moth
, 1881-06-18
He Was Offered the Southern Mar
shaIship to Work Against
Conkting.
lie Stoadfastly Refused, and Told Dav-
enport 10 Get Thee Do-
hind Him.
Tbs Farce Adjourned Until Tuesday Of
Next Week, to Everybody'a
Satisfaction.
AT NEW YORK.
GEN. GRANT STILL TA1.kiSN.
Special Dhpatth to Tbs Ehtcoao IrfbHtts,

GEN. GRANT STILL TALKING.
Special DApateh to T1s Chicago 1rfbnns.
NEW YonK, June 17.-0cn. 0rant has re-
turned home again from his rrotractctl visit
reached hero this forenoon, and Is making
his headquarters Mt the Fifth Ayenur
Hotel. The General, who las been in
talkatlve mood ever since he
reached New Orleans, aid who Inns
given free rein to his tongue nil along tho
route, has atlded d few more paragraphs tn
hts chapter Of criticisms on public men, anil
makes them public. through tho medium Of
tic cluss lio professcs TO lesptsc,
hut who are vgry convenient to ttsa
wien the occasion demands. Tho
General found his way Into Wall street sooI.
nfter lunch, and went to Ills Office In thu
United Nank building. 1Iu WIS, Of course,
tired ard trayt.worn, but fresh enough to
give his views On the situation ut Albany,
ard 10 repeat wiInt he had already saltt III the
West OH tho subject.
DURING THE coNvEHsATION
, lie was asked It he would so to Albany,
whittier, 1t has bcon given ont lie would ~
ts soon rs lie ca1ne East. The General re-
piled: " II thought could secure tho cleo
ttun of Mr. Conklfng and Mr.. platt | might
20, but coma here Of, business, and. under
tha circumstances, viii not 40 to Albany"
The General Is pretty certAln tl,e Legislature
will adjourn Without electtng anybody, and
Bays, further: ,"l&obertson was made Col
1ector bocRuso he proved n traitor to 1ue
at Cltlcago, and my friends have been
tnsulted because thoy stood true to me.
Blaine Is Mt the bottom Of tho Wl,0lo tight.
Garfield Is weak and cuallY Influenced. !.
blaine 10 ER1N0 TIL: ADMINISTRATION
to defeat ConkIing. lln may succeed. but
, 1881-06-18
CONKLING.

CONkLlNG.
Grant, in New York, Says Rob.
ertson a Was Traitor
to Him.
--- ,, -. :.
Hayes Really Dill Say that conkling Wm
Altogether an unlosety
Creature.
Yesterdays Ballots: Wheeler SO and
0onkliug q; Depew So apd
Platt %,
No Material Change, 'Absentocs
Cnusing the Lightnoss Of
the Vote.
Arrival Of Ex-vlce.Presfdent Wheeler
In Albany to Hs1p the Admin.
lstra.ion.
Lapham Believed to Be a Man Ao-
ceptable to Both Sides for the
Short Term.
Senator StrAhan 1sccttes How 1Ic
: Was Tempted by John I. .;
Davenport.
He Was Offered the Southern Mar
sha|ship to Work Against
conkting.
He Steadfnstly Refused, and Told Day-
enport TO Get Tlce Bc-
hind Him.
The Farce Adjourned Until Tueaday Of
Next Week, to Everybody's
Satisfaction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

Tho CAT las Issued manifesto Appealing to
his subjects to aid BIN in cyti1pA:ing ito spirit
OF Llhilism aud rebellion.
The second reading Of the bill to permit clcr.
gymea to sit in the British House OF Commons
was defeated yesterday By vote Of ITO 10 l0l
Mr.. BIa1lAugh sent letLer to the Speaker Of
the House of Commons prot sing agans. his
expulsion last Tuesday.
The rev sw ct st. Petersburg Jet:rday Was
very successful. Tho troops and the enormous
assemblage Of the public received tho Gar with
grea. enthuiasm. The Emprees drove down
the ranks Of the parade in an open carriage.
Tho Christian population of koritsChs, Mace
doris. has risen ngainst the Turks on account of
hosVy taxation and abuses by thu authorities
Some lighting hiss taken place. and @ number of
persons were killed, The Christians were vic.
torious
It Is stated that the police of Romo have dis.
covered plot to as1s:sinate the King Of Italy.
Tho suspected party is On Italian who recoutly
arrived in Zone. accompanied by 8 mnmber OF
the International Society. They gro beiog dog.
ged by the police.
A dispatch to the London Standard from Cor
6tanLinople aaya it now appears tina! e1.Sultsn
Murad is implicated in the murder of Abdul
Az. but will not be tried because 10 is insane.
The Sultan, despite reports 10 the contrary is
determined to bring all tho other perpetrators of
tho crime 10 Justice
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COMMUNICATEl
XashingtOn's DirthpIaCe.

What will furnish more striking illustration
ct the ingfs!itudu q American cit ems, than
tho desolatinn surrounding the brlhpltcl Ct
Washington?
There ia now soi,coly o vcs:se left CT tho
house, 10 which he Uas bore; few mou deriog
BRICK sad tcittorlng fig trees alone mark the
spot Whele freedoms author first sprung into
existence.
Fellow citizacs! is it meet that the situation
should remnin thu? is it Just that bis birth
place shoud be lslt 10 az obscure and ruinous
ooudliioo, while thousands arc on their pill
srmaSo to Mount Vernon, tho "meo,s" Of
America. ttc:e to pay homage to his mortal
remslo,Il Is itrlght that Wo should give MORO at.
tention to tic closing. than the beginning of his
chapter 1t lik?
Nj tho same patriotic pilgrims vi.iiog his
scru'chre. wcu'd also lit there were iociIilies
Tor SO dolcg) desire to view the pIsco where the
iouodsr OF American Independence, frs. SAW
tho glorious l;gbt oil day. When tbs writer
first visited tho spot Ten years since, the CHM
ncy was still sIaudi1e hut even that has now
suc,umbcd to tho aclion of time, end tho wars
OF tho clements, aud naught is left to distib-
gnlsh the site from the surrounding fields ard
hedgerows.
TO leave it bus you'd DO blot on the peec
OF our naliora record, aud reproech iodeibly
stamped upon tho minds Of oil foreign visitors.
Lat us then, cree: monument to virtuous sim
pllci,y, end pay like rcspec. 10 the cradle ard
tho grave FAA. In
HoLLsTERs, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-12
Democratic State Convention, &c.

The State Democratic Certra Committee
met in Richmond yesterday, Dr.. La#is pre-
siding 10 the absencs of the chairman.
Ga The motion Of Mr. j. 3. Fckr, the fol-.
loving resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That the State Committee, after
careful! Consideration. deem it unnecessary to
make aoy change in the Tins or plsce for bold.
leg the State Convention.
NJ. Glennsr, esq of Norfolk oity wss clicked
member OF tho committee, vice w. G. Elliott,
declined
Ga motion of Mr.. S. WooIson Veuubls, the
following resolution was unanimously adopted
Tho State Central Committee, in convcation
assembled, congratulate the Conservative
Democracy Of the State upon tho aCspicious
oncos everywhere observable, pointing to
their triumph 10 the important campaign of
this fall. Nothing is needed save TO !ere~ aud
complete the orglnZ i.ior of cur psTty lhtough
out The State. To that eud we earnest
ly recommend tie oauoty acd city chair
men to take early steps 10 e up The
ranks of their Quantities. aud 10 e)Vene
the voters Of their Respective oomnuLl'
ties as speedy as nsy be, that complete rep
rescntation may appesr from all quarters Of the
Commonwealth 10 the 4 h Of Angus. Cobven
ton, in order that the full and free voice OF the
people OF Virginia may there BE- heard on every
question properly asking psry consideration
AID aciion. With suoh LOO aid suoh 50 ey-
preston there can b. 90 doub: of cur SUCCESS
After tull and free ioterohaEss Of views On
various suhlecs, aa1 speeches OF e r, or !ess
myth from rum5ss at eeullsneu. ti.n e2m :,
nlttee adjourned to meet 90 the 81 o! Angus
Ltxh
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TGrkrsR, Anxieties.

LONDON, May - "A dispatch !tcm uoa-
s;autinoplo 10 the Times snys: TIC Smith
thinks his rights arc being voscd ard H.
prestige lowered bsfr, tho Mshoncdsn uo,,G
by the Invasion OF Tunis, and is very atxjcu; to
do something that would a. iess cl:cea' hi,
weakness Hooca Il Q SEEDING OF Shlck Zlif;.
to Tunis as Imperial Commissioner.
The Cousfanlincpe correspoodtn. of Ito
Manchester GurGian says: A woCdc1 iisatc,
which sailed herc, on Monday last, VII! ea1tags
g battalion of infantry at SmIros atd ken rto-
o,ed to Crete, where the Chief of tho AdG,:s,
staff, who is temporarily ir command. will hes
bi, pennant on board tho iron clnt Ar,S,r.
TeHGk. Beth vosses will then proceed To
Tu1is. calling at Tr:poli 10 aisemhas; thr
lroors. These arrangements wira probably
made before the Fretcl ullimatua which was
submitted 10 Turkey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-12
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NE1ro
Proceedings of the Senate To.o.r

WASHINGTON, D. c., May l2,-NIr, KojI,.,
called up his resolution calling upon tie berh,
of the various executive departments tor irg1r,
NATION relative to the clerks aud em1o5tcs il
their respective depertme ats ilcudics in.,tm.'
ton as to the person or persons On Bhcso ~.
communication such clerks or employees En,o
appointed.
Dir. Sherman opposed The ressluitp, In,
der existing law there Was register mad,
up of all oficers and employees Of tbo
goverGment which was Itself o very expepsics
document. 1t contained all tho iu!orno,i,n
which was called for by the present resolutjon
with the exception of the information real;v,
to the person or persons 90 whose recHOmmerda,
ton the appointments were made. That iticr.
nation wcu,d only give handle to cradle psr.
sons seeking Office to get out men Who Ea,,
valuable from long public service.
Mr. Baysrd agreed with the SsGstor Iror
Ohio, Mr.. ShsrmsD. 10 opposing tho resclu.
ton, and moved that it be referred to tho Gem.
mit.ee on Printing.
Mr.. Brown ccnterde1 that lac ctiac! s;ustt
that it could be better attained By the reso u,on
offered yesterday by the Sanalor from Iowa,
Mr.. McDill.
u1ts 1AcHNES diSucQ tuat tEC lutOltQA,lIl
asked for By the resolution was not contained in
the "BIuo Book" II it wero tyuo ,hss !h,r,
wcre scores of persons employed in the walton,
departments who were born in Northern States
and who had never seen q State Scu;h OF ia.
| son snd DiXoh's line, and who were, hosev,,.
credited to Southern States, that wrong opgb,
to DO rigbted. Let the resolution be referred 70
| tho Committee % Printing and lCt thu who!o
question DO taken irto consideration.
Mr.. Morrill, considered this matter 81 oay .:
minor importance. What was of iuportsrc,
sas that the Government should have officsss,
The resolution Hts then referred 10 The Goa
mtteo 90 Printing.
Mr.. McDi!l called 10 tie resolution cifer.l b
| him yesterday dr!c;irg that hereafter lhero
shall be c3n;ained 10 the Official register Of tho
United States Information as 20 the Cocrfrs
sional district from which each GoVeyolaco.
! employee is appointed.
Mr.. Brown offered an amendment asking il,
| the further information as 10 whether such
employees are white or colCred. Race dtFeraro,s
| should not make any tiiFercCca
The resolution and ameodmcn! wcro referred
| to tho Committee ca Prinlios.
Mr.. Hoar offered a resolution directing tho
| Committee on Privileges aud Elections. to
irquite, and report at tho M st session OF tcb-
gress, what measures are Deed,u 10 secure The
| asoertsinment and declaration of the result Of
tho election of Pscsileat acd Vic, Prl!ilea..
| Adopted.
The Senate tien. ct v'click, w,n! into
| executive session.