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The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-15

4 fond mother leaned from vine-
emboWered window the other evening.
and ia tones soft as q gentle mothers love
could make them, called 10 her beautiful
boy: sClareneeg Clarence Planeagenet
Jones =! Wandering little honey-bee,
mother hears your merry prattle in among
the flowers. Come 70 your tea, my honey
bird. = And just then the mellow hum of
the little honey-hird twittered ont on the
cleaning: Dog gone the dog gone luck
TO thunder! ! was trying 70 make q big
black ant fight ! gra spider in battle, ali
you hollared and made me mash 4 big green
Worm IN my fingers. Dog gone it all..',
And the mother, hiding her smiles behind
! sgell-dissembletl frown, came into the
garden and said Oh, you unaaty little pig.
I'll fake the hide Of yoa with i mop
stick, i ever catch you ii the garden
again. Wash your filthy paws now, and
come along 10 yolarsupper, If YOU want
any, This, children strongly illustrates
the silfferenee between poetry and blank
YeTses z7ssrlta gtoa Hasekege.
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-15

The dasf11ng ex-Confederate cavalry
leader, General Wheeler. Of Alabama
wears his. years tightly, and except that
his head has become somewhat bald and
his beard tightly siivered, he does not APP
pear day Older. chan he did at the end of
the. war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21
FOREIGN NEWS.


Another severe shock Ct earthquake occurred
at Scio last righs.
The Princess Louise will embark at L:vs1.
pool tor Caosda May 10 or 2G
The iasurseat natives Ct .n5 Su!u Isl,s AZ.
tempted to surprise the Spsrail Fortress. but
were repu!sed wlth loss CT 100 killed.
1t is stated 10 Cccs:aaiinople that the Gsses
sirs of the Sultan Abdul Az have uocu dis
covered.
The crest Lard hosgue c9n7c1tioa 10 Dabii1
meets to dsy. 4 Thousand delegates troD
local branches arc expected 10 be present.
Senior CASTELAR,, the Splai&is Republican states
MAD, has issueG manifesto dcmsn1ng uni.
versal suffrage.
The ambassadors nave uoUEsd tho Porte that
their decision sg'tdiug tie Crack frontier
should be considered supreme. rncy also ssy
tha; If Greece csu5es a9y d,lay IL tae csssion Of
the territory. the pow.Ts will 20: b. Fesoonsitl,
for lts ultimate transfer.
Arrsngep eots for i.o.G BeacocsGsli's iuoeIsl
have not yas beer made The 8aron dc hohs-
child, oEe OF the executors bss Wtiteo 10 Mr..
Gladstone, saying that The late peer LETT i5strIcr
lions 10 his will that ho should be buried o:
Hushendep. The idea c. public iunera! vii!
DOT 10 given up ua.ll the Queens wishes
are koowu. Tbs ir:eucs sod relatives Of the
deceased are Wii,iGR 20 rssept 10 pubic funeral
and the burial Of tho remains 10 Westminster.
It is said that the wealth WhlCh i!Q1d RoacJLs
field leaves is iuo0pserables
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21
The Late lord BeaconsGe,d

;, LONDON. April 2l,-An extract from Lord
Beacon.Eeld's will. dated 1878, which has baen
submitted to tho QI3eu. but which may posi-.
bic be dsregardcu. IS LNd B.eoops6ali did
60. repeat tho wish expressed therein dlrirp
bis last lllnoss. is as tolloEs: Il desire and
direct that may bo buried in the same vault
in the c.uroh yard at Huaherder, 10 which the
remaios Of my late dear wife, Msry Aune Dis
raelI, crested 10 her own right Fiscountess Boa
conshsid. W.T., placed, END that my funeral
may be conducted with tho samo simplicity AZ
hers "as.u lfL,rd Beacous6sld' 8 remains sra
buried 10 Westminster Abby, tho ioterment
will probably be in the vacant space 10 the north
tran5eps to Lcrl P lnrjton's tomb. The bcdv
lies IN the room where be Usually trsnuc ed bis
buSaess. The invalid couch 90 which be died
has been removed but bis Wriliog t.bs remains,
In the centre of The room is csrpe.ing of black
cloth upon which are treaties draped in black
supporting the &C fiji which is six feet long. The
oody 10 shrcuded Ia white asti1 winding sheet
ana lies IN lining Of white satin. His head
rests on frllled satin pillow. Hardly sny slter
alton ls perceplibie in his fee, which has no.
assumed the ordinary pallor of desth Tho curl
on his forehead remains. His hair ha, only a
lew stresks Of gray. His hands are crossed
ABOVE The winding sheet. During tho night wax
tspors curn ln the room. His face has not the
slightest expression Of psin bu! i. wears an ex.
preston of placed and happy sleep. his eyes
are closed and his mouth is smiling. His face
ioo2s many years younger than il did in tho
Is!er years CT his life. 1t il presumed that an on
poItunlty will be afforded bis private, political
and literary ttle1Gs to view The corpse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21
Financial.

New York. ApriI 2l.-Ths Posts 6aaLoisl
article says: The Stock Exchange markets arc
active. u s bonds sro lower iJr tho Il ard
otherwise unchanged. Iu Stats bonds Tennessee
are talt higher, but Other wise lao ct is only
steady. Il K bonds while irregular are generally
higher. the rise rams 8 from IS per CT, The lot.
ter l, s w inCou,os which advanced 10 8
and Jersey Cen incomes 2 par c: TO 9s. Tho
stock market in tho early dealings WAS irregular
end generally lower. A .pec',I feature .toa
was kestiag, which fell iroul 5S2 10 O. 5. bu: rs,
since advanced TO 57i. at tho tame tima Jersey
Cea waa notably weSk and fell to 9IS frcnl 81
The remainder Of the LIST ieli S.J5 Abou. !
o'clock the whole market became s.Iong AL
rriceI have since 6dVsuced !,:3 per car,
tho latter Jersey Central and Northern PsciGe
Manhattsa Beach has been feature oaeaioy a!
% ard Ii:iag TO 81 on purchases cf Ices than E0i
shares. International - Grea. Northern hss
also heon feature, end advanced from CO; 20
el5 on purchases OF less than 500 shares The
Of her notably strong stocks have bean Pacific
Mail. Western Union Telegraph, Nil Iaukee e
st. Paul, Lake thoro, Michigan Centrs', the
coal shares and JEdaaa, Bloomington & West.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21
Mr.. Frye, @? Maine, slys:

That thoro is Soil acu:h.' aEG that the
Solid South IL c constant: menace 10 tho prosper
ty and to the ssic.y C 81: American rC0p!s;
that in no Southern S!4.o Is iaero Il irac VOC
and q fair count; Tat IL SONS places toe Bills
sissippI pis.. is Tea0tGd -; ia others thst tissue
ballots are used; 81 IL til Others tnat tnat dead
lines wero drawn around tie polls and 'UarIei1
niggers' forbidden 90 c:Css .hom. Ihe elections
in the South were no! i:ea, no. fair, not without
fraud, and, even to dsy, net w:.hoa: Tio!oncc.'
General Butler, of Massachusetts,, ssyg:
Intimidation s! the South il getting IL ba g
thing Of tho past. bu. IS gu the Increase IL
Massachusetts, Rot Intimidation by the shot
gun, but by something tbs. ID moro disastrous
TO free vote than Thousand shOtSuEs. L
man, who hrul y believes IL hi. principles end
SIS firmly advocates them Is not afraid OF q shot
gun, but DO i; sffaid OF his vito sid family
starving, With nsEotgun you I'LL lencs bu. ono
vote. The manufacturers Influence thousands
of votes by the Dtalost kind Of Intimidation.
With their thousands OF Worknen they do Eos
say to man that if ha votes for The democratic
party he will loso his plsce, but the f4c.5 show
that when ne he's so voted he has boon dis
charged. Che Workmen know this, and they
do not vote.
Which ia right?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21
The milwaukee, River.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. April 2l.-The f;oI
here Is the highest known on tho milwaukee,
river. The dams ore gone st West Band,
Theirsvile. NeWbury and lesser points. IN
it was almost impossible for tho tugs 10 hancle
vessels and several accidents to vessels resulted
The easements along the dock line were all
flooded; bat there was ample TINA for the re-
movsl OF goods sad 60 great dsnsgo was ayertoi.
Several lumber yards are saoat End considers.
Bile dansge has been sustained q. tina woot
yards and tsnneries where the water has flooded
the tan bark. Late last night fears were enter
tanned that the dam above hara on tho Milwsu.
kee river will 90 Out. Il it does there will b.
great damage to shipping, the bridges, lumber
yards, frame houses, sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21
Disseminated WOrkmen

CHICAGO, April 2l.-Yesterdsy alterpoan
abou; 80 Iaborers in the Chicago, MiIw1ukca
ard St. Paul outer freight dcpo. wtr, discSa-s.
ed tor tskiug for an adVarc, 10 wages. Tie
remaining laborers demand their reinstatansrt
aud al advance 10 pay. This beiog refused
they abandoned their work.
ST. LOUIS. April 2l.-Tho street raircsi
conductors aud drivers, held large meeting &:
Turner'S Hall last night. They organized
Uoion and decided to demand Of tho Companies
that IL hours shall constitute days work sud
that the wages shall be So per day for conduo.
tors and Sl.75 for drivers. This is an increase
OF Is cents per day for drivers If their de-
mands arc not complied with by midnight On
Friday, q general strike will be orgsuiz.d at
once. All the street car lines OF III, cty were
represented,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21
SSUrGcrous E2naticisra

LITTLE Rock. APRIL 81. - Advccs from
iZiri cyuAlJ state that the body Cf Q map,
supposed 10 10 R:7. Robtr! MatiCek. bad bsoo
found suspended TO limb Ct tree 10 The pire
io-reit On the mountains, between Calico Rock
aud BAiesv:e. The incisitcos arc .ha: ta vas
iy -ched ty party OF SIX mn Who have b,en
following him with that iGtsrlio3, and wac,
comilg upoa him in tho loaei7. disolae spot
sbjva described, carried TIE d:si9n 1to suc,tscs
ful ttf,o.. Ma. lock was notorious character.
Ia the summer Ct 1880 10 with several others
began religious Ee!0rn, lie Wss active in o
uumber o. counties Id Gsnlra! Arkansas,
cFeaicg i2t.aso excitement aUt d.ivicg mspy
psopc insane. Tee d;c:.iscs advocated were
c sttar2o m:die5 Ct israiiciEm, tigoIy end
superstition, oae being that the ehsGiiog
ct human b0Cd Ea1 necessary 10 sppees,
tbs wrath Ct 40 tfFa1d?l Daily. This latter
bore iiut 10 Zee brutal murder Of three
or leu: itn>c.pS DsrsoGa by sonc CT TIE
ret;rmT4 or their Ce|ulGG tJl!1wtr5 Tho
beads ct III, mu,dMcl pcrsous were s.v
cred tsem their hotias aad !sced On poles aad
get up in tho midst OF he woods. These !ras
ed;cs aroused tho Do!s hbcrhooi in which they
| occurred AID !od tc s::ics Ct lgrc:iurs. All
tho male persons dl-io;lY implicated were thus
summEllly dealt nih. Tho gull! of nlstlcck
cot btio2 clearly established, TO escaped the
fate metea out to neetly all bis c,mp9nioue.
On Angus. II, 1850 thoIe was . Hancock bar.
bacue near Fla! Rock. Independence county,
which drew together ecveral thousand people,
Including Metlock. While conversng with
planter named Thomss KILLER he suddenly drew
. knife plunged it into Millel's heart and in the
confusion which followed escaped. Subsequent.
~ he was Captured sad st last was tried in Law
renee county By tho Circuit Court on a chsnge
CT venue and acquitted. While the spectators,
who crowded the court room wore denouncing
the verdict and calling for Judge Lynch, Mat.
lock was discharged and succeeded in leaving
town unobserved. Siace then parties have been
on e still hunt for him, intending to svenge
Milles's cruel lrder, and it appears that they
have succeedo1 in accom- plisking the teeisn,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21
The aciXpfS.

BALTIMORE, April 2l.-Virainis Is old -; 20
Astorrad -; do consolidated 90 DO second Sc
RES sIti p,ss Gua coupons SEX ; new lU4Cd
81; lo.4Js coupon SCI bid today. Cotton dull !;
m!ddling lCS. Flour l:m and withou. chs?ge.
.Whest-Soushern timer; Western lower, clos
ing essy; Southern red lNal25; do amber l25A
l:0; No Maryland 1875: No 2 Western win,ar
red spot and April l2i5s122i M.y 12ls.l2li
ern lower; Western lover sud qpi2,; Southern
white 563; do yellow 81 Western mixed spo.
57s57l; April 5S2a57!; May 55s,E56 Juae 553
ssesme: &c Oats easier; Western white IS A. !;
do mixed 44,15; Penns 4G Rye quiet md firm
at l25. Hay Ut Unchanged Ccll1e dull; Hi, car
goes ordinary to fsir l0all5. Sugar f.m; 4 eci.
% Whisky quie! at u9iASl III.
NEW YORK. April 2l.-Stocks strong and he
tive. Money 6. Flour steady and qliai. Who 81:
rslher quiet. Corn shade stronger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Proceedings of the Senate To-day.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April 2l.-The Vic,
2resiiens laid before The Senate tho unfinished
misunderstanding tho resolution for the election
Of Senate fioeE5.
BY uoarlmous coDscut, 90 motion of Mr.
Edmuads, the papers on tie flies OF the Senate
re'atlr & 10 the eut eot CT ha1krupty wero Ie-
terrcd 20 the Committee 90 the judiciary.
MIR. Coke took tho floor 10 reply to portions
OF hi. Ff5o'd speech, which he declared TO be
Remarkable, ter the recklessress Gifts statements
aud The iaIsly Of lis charges. 1t srralgns the
p?oplo of whole s:oloD, and usde charges,
which, if thus. proved that those peorl, ware
not f associates for any c:Viliz ID people. He did
not envy tho msn who could find it 10 bis heart
thus to speak of any portion of tho people over
Wtioh the fig of bis country fl,ated. He did
not believe the people Of Maino endorsed the
denut cialors of the Senator lie believed that
they We're moro pattio!c end hal more pride of
country than 10 endorse it. Tho man who TO-
meulcd strife aud S Tired up sectional feeling
sod iIc|ucaed aa!mosisy could not DO O states
mao, nor cculd be be patriot. lie than pro-
ceeded to reply 10 the charges mado By Mr..
Frye Of fraud upon the ballot in Texas. deoy.
ifg explicitly thsir trust, and referred TO toe
charge that, 10 Harrison county, in that State.
Vlolerc, had been resaTted to to keep reputli-
cans from tho polls. This wholesale charge
against the people Of tlst o,un.y, uuverihed by
8 slnelo record, BY slrg!e affidavit, ty sicgle
staten snt, cXo3pt the statement Of the Senator
from Mslse. Was talss. He meant it in 40 Of
fen;Vo saGso 10 The Senator, who, Of o,urse
| mado tia statement oc Information. but &c
branded The charge as rlie from btgiouiug to
end. TIE ean o.! heaven did net shine upon C
lard Wherr, in thought, 10 u:terauc, sud in 40
| ton, lhs people OF ell el;sses. conditions and
oocls were ffeer than they re 10 TeX,s, aud
| every allegation to the contrary be Stood here
to denCuUce as false and slandercu, The Sen
ator from MGlDe hsi tsunted tho South with
lis poverty. That poverty had beer Brought
about By the war and by tho Infamous carpet
bag governments which had besn placed ever
| the Southern States under The reconstruction
ac,s. The peoil |, of the South wero DOW strV.
| ipg 10 every State to mako 40 honoratl, pay.
meat or 40 honorable adjustment Of their debts
| They Wsro taxirg themselves to the utmost ca
psoit7 for the establishment Ct FREQ scAoo!s be-
lleving that uev.rsal education must z, with
universal sutftage. Hs then spcks of tho in
crossing prosperity Of Texas.
a mollon to 6 iato ex: c1!ive s:ssiJn hivng
| been lcs.-yess 20, nays 2l-
Mr.. Harris moved that When the Senate ad.
Jun to dsyii be to meet to morrow at Q o click.
Mr.. Conkli1g suggested that if the hour
we're changed to IL O'clock there wcrll b, 90
opposition to the motion, aud fer crcs tier,
would be ulsrlli!y 10 Inc Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21
P PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL q, 1851.
The President may &c "s1sr;" ms3. tus

The President may &c c "s1,srt" MAJ. tut
if he had rohicg else ID tf,. ia e7idc.c3 Of
his clsim TO such d;s.;Ic!ioa than the tZpeTi'
elc, Of the nearly tao noo:hs DC las b,cn ia
Office. 20 othsc rtesoaab'o MAO Souli shitk
80. II mas b,cl uauiiass to everybody From
The dag ho vas elected, thai, having se&io:C5
the Presidency to. ooo tom, hig ambition il 10
SECURE it to7 aa5.h3r, but, though everybody,
with the a2plrea: tzo2Dii3a Of himself, also
kaoWs that the lief o:s:sco to the Abatement
OF BIZ, most cherished desire is found ia tic
aspiration Of ca. Gcsot, be hss. By series CT
acts, tho siliaesa Ct @aioh en- onl7 be expl2ict
upon tho grlu1d TIA. ho is 10! as s}n5iSo SIS
people have baen induced 70 ttitk be ls.
strengthened his opponent aud Waek!n.d hiG-
self. Fl has si7oa the Sh5c irtaeao, & bis
administration - iao Mahonite5 10 Virginia,
who az. Grant neo; he has deliberately tl;uted
tie loading republican, CT Nca Y9tk By noni'
mating to impoF;an! oTc s men ctj:c.ionst!e 10
them; be bss driven sway tttm biz supper. the
immense ilh1:oco .! lilo great Stir pasta!
rou!o 10 tho West, cua las r:paii tie cgu:!asy
OF exactly cno half Of tbs u. :. Sooa!9, wlo
Confirmed njs caoiDo: 9ilaol: r:F!rcaoo - oota
mittees aud wj;ha.i Gtj.c:i21. iy filing to
recosnZ tbo rights sid privileges 10 wien
they arc cni:ed. liz It'd :ag1r3t!c cLcae9 10
secure &c clCc:i3a. b1;. fen ar&sen. spa:2:"
auces. hes thrown it sway,
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German physiloass have been cypermc

German physiloais:s have been experiment.
Ing to ac!riain tho lest mode Of restoring
triz:n animal f., sud they announce that tho
hitherto accepted theory that persors who have
been txoossd too long to extreme cod should
not % broug b. into contact Tih warmth tx.
oept BY SLOW degrees is wholly erroneous. D,ss
were ircZo1 5y artificial Applications Of coId ual!
breathing aud 1u'su,:ioa had ALMOST CEASED,
snd then attempts were made o restore ,wec;y
OF them IN cold room, twea!y ia war room
aud twenty IN bath Ct w,rn water. OF tha
htss, fourteen died, Of the second. cigh'; of tho
last, none. Tho warm bath brought sboui res
Flraslon 10 remarkably short time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

Booty RETURNED BY BURGL,Rs,-aIr.
VIM. Wise. Uhoso isweIry stcrs in B.ock'5n
was robbed short Tina s;noa Of abeu. S. O2O
worth OF watches, most of whica belonged to
his customers, bsViog been left With hun for
repair, has brought about sucsossfu nes otis-
ton with the thieves, who have p'oc,d him 10
possession of the stolen property. TSenty.ono
huIdred dollars was heir lowest Fl cure, ard tho
exchange VAS made through az aperture where
the thieves could not be recognized. The no.
l;o' were unable to rard.r aDy assistance, hence
the compromise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21
Veto, &c,

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 1.-The Govern Or
this morning vetoed the bill granting the iia bit
70 courts ct common pleas to issue writs Of
ma1danus against State ofioere, and the Sen.
a;c has sustained the veto,
i, Ao another bill has been introduced y,s.ipp
the rover simply 10 The curt of this (DauphiuI
c.un!y.
wesley Miller, aged 90. yesterday afternoon
t ~: 10 mead CT team Of runaway horses on
DIS fathers farm, near this city. Hs was kicE,
&C down and traupled up,o, receiving ipiuries
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sGsCide,

OTTAWA, Ontario. April 81 -Atou. zen
o'clock Tueadsy night while lie ferry
steamer was lying 1t the whslf a. VIII 4.
sor, Ont, waiting Tor passengers. 6 man abtu.
thirty five years of age, ordinarily dressed, . OF
aboard snd Walked sbou. the deck. He id
nothing and moth lg unusual wss noticed in his
behavior. When the Dos! started no walked TO-
ward the bow, and when about the middle cfihe
river he jun ped overheard and was sooa lost in
darkness. A splash in tho wster WAS heard By
the deck hands An s!arm w.s raised and The
captain Immediately ae: about - rescue tho
suicide, but without success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

INVESTING CAPITAL IN VIRGINIA A
Wealthy EOglIshman, WAC has invested $500. =
coo along the line of the Richmond and Allie
ehaoy railroad, was 10 the city yesterday. He
stated that a friend OF his h2d also invested
$500 600 10 the same way, and that be had
tgvtberuoro Invested $50, 900 10 the Valley Ct
Virginia. This large smouut OF c,pi,al coming
into Virginia will be the means ef ding erea!
service tc tbs Stale.
We have heard recently Of several invest
meuts made by capitalists from the Norm 10
FItglpia, Lus none SO extensive 90 the above
mcltioned. Our State is blessed With every
catural advantage, aud capital il tie OILY tbips
We lack to make it the most dtsirsbls place for
parties seeking homes. or fox the iayesm ent of
Ecrcy.-Richmona WHO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

TRE VIRGINIA MIDLAND EXTESsIoy.-A
dispatch from Statesvi!le, N. c., states that o
meeting Ess held thcre yesterday 10 the inter-
es;s Of tie proposed extension of the Virginia
Midland Railroad south from Dan7ille, Va, to
spaEtcnsburg, N. G. The meeting was attend
ed by representatives from Linoolutou AID
Shelby, N. G., asd Spavteusburg, Gresnyie,
Atd:rscn and Lsrr.0s, S. g. G,ca. Interest
Vas msliie5:ed lo the proposed * eEsiOn, a1G
delegates were appoiottd from each CT these
delegsiiols to Welt the authorities Ct the Bal;i
m3,e asd Ohio RaiIrold and colier With them
regarding the route CT the road. and aIso AZ
terd m:ctjcs CT The directors Of the virginia
Midland q! Winston. n. G., on :be 26.h i1ss.,
fer the ssm3 poTpose. Daring the meeting i
Was pointed Gu. that tie Ylreiais Midland, 6.
Spsrta2sbusc, T?ud 6ad az sly 10 tho Au.
ga:ts std kuoSgi!is Railroad. ncw trid!eg,
taetca 70 Augusta Ga, WhtIe it wcud Obtain
tricn9s 10 the Wadleg Syniic.;c. TIE souse OF
tie mcs!rg, though 90: t:kso ia suy formal
ns11er u2uo this p1iDt. Sas clsally il favor CT
the iina trcm Wi:s:on and Mocksvile 70 States
Will, instead of to Moores1ils. The route pi>>
State5villa is tbe mcrs dircc: lice, and the
Council Of !bet .rlscs. is addition 20 ha7rg
pi:dg d S sabsc1ip'oo Of $50. 600 to tha road,
sgresd yesterday 70 make good aIy diffsreIc,
ia cost Of limo Wis StatesYile ard that via
MooreeYille,
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I he Greek Frontier

LONDON, April GA dispatch from, A,b,,,
70 Tho Times says: Public feeling ia aa;tIins
uo7a 10 The conclusion tbs. The new frontiass
me mus! be accepted as fna', although il ia nns
sst:'scto57, and fu!urs agitation viii p:ob,hin
DC limited TO Parliamentary hostility f00A0's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

CHEAP lcE.-NeR Yo,ksrs are rejoicing
ever the ptospec! Of cheap ic, duriag the oom-
lEg summer, sol this viii Inspire hopes Of the
article being cheap 10 the consumers 10 other
GIiss So well. L:atiag &c, dealers 10 New
1e1S thloS the prices to private CONSUMERS will
moi exceed SO cents bundred pounds, against
~ cent and 81 lss. year. 1t is known that the
supply housed 90 the Hudson and on the east
eIc ilyeIs is larger than ever before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

1t will be seen By reference TO an sr;ioa IL
another column that General MshoEe Is
more aoiici.ous abou. his OWL interests il tie
A., NJ. & O.. L. Is. than he is about those CT :ha
lsborers and supply men on that road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

JHE CoNsECaATIoN OF BISHOP ELECT Jars
sENs.-lt is now definitely aEcertained that the
tol'Hlos Catholic disriarios viii be present OF
tho c'aaec:stion OF Bishop. eleos Jsrsseps.
which takes place at 81. Peters Cathedral on
ntx: Sunday week: Archbishop Gibbons, who
viii be the guest OF Mr. John Purcell during
his stay here; Bishop Becker. CT Wilmington,
49, who Will % The CUES: of Mr.. James Pur.
c;N; Bishop Elder of Ciocuaa'i; Bishop
Gross. Of Savannah Bishop KAN. of Wbeelioe,
w. Va,; Monsigneur So.on, PJrtoro.hsrv
Apostolic Of Newark. N. J..
The Archbishop will b. consscrator, with
Bishops Becker ard Keaue assistants. The
o:remcnies will begin at 10 o'clock PROMPTLY.
and The tickets Of admission which will b, dis
t!lbuitd will be forfeited By those who come
late. Iespors will tske plac, OF S! o'cock 2,
M.-Rnlmond Dispatch,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY,
PIecm,nt and Arlington LII, Insurance Cou
pany vs.. Msury ct ais. Argued by Maj. Roh,.
Sules fer appellants and Jadgo R,ber: Oall
for appellees and submitted.
=, Barke, &.. VS.. Morton. &C. Argued Nv G,
NJ. feek. esq, for appellants s1d cou.iaued 10.
til to morrow.
c,uusc in this court.