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Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
COE,yrlGsstg.

It is stated that the Postmaster Gen
eral is about to issue an order declaring
all publications issued in violations OF
copyrights granted by the United States
to be unmailahle matter. The question
was brought before the Department by
complaint of"Mark Twain" that certain
publishers in Canada were reprinting
one of his works and disposing Of it in
the United States at price much lower
than that charged by publishers here,
and that they were using the United
States mail to deliver the books to pub
fishers in this country.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOT1CE.-WE,F FRANCIS KELLY AND
~ FRANCIS y. KELLY, trading as
Francis Kelly Il Co., In compliance with
the requirements Of the act Of Assembly
in such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that we shall apply in
writing to the Court Of General Sessions
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery, Of the State
Of Delaware, in and for New Castle county,
on Monday, the 9th day of May, A. d., 1881,
being the first day of the May term Of the
said Court for II license to keep q Wholesale
liquor store at lo3 Market street, in the First
Ward Of the city of Wilmington, lel., and to
sell intoxicating liquors in quantities not less
than one half gallon, not to be DUNK on the
premises, md the following respectable eiti-
lens recommend the said application, to wit:
Joeeph Mccain A. Walton, NJ. D.,
! Henry Bradley, Henry GrahaIn,
! Thomas Pagan. l.. W. Palmer,
| Laurence hicran. +. K Crawford.
/ James McKcnna William Watson,
Daniel McCusker, George W. Folk,
Julius Gunther, Edward Rogers
| Caleb Miller, James W. King,
| August. Aschenbach, John Jones,
! David Irelnn, Manuel Richenberger,
! David Wooman, Fred. ID. Moore,
u. II. hIarple, George Steinicken,
Joseph Nicdcrmaier
FRANCIS KELLY,
apl+3r FRANCIS h. X ELY
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
DEGlSTER'S ORDER.

DE EGlSTERS ORDER.
IN REGIHTER's OVFIcF.
New CASTLE COUNTY, March Is, 1881
Upon the application of Charles Walton,
Administrator Of Jane Utt, late Of Pcnqader
Hundred, in said county, deceased, it is or
dered and directed by the Register that the
Administrator aforesaid give nutioe Of the
granting of Letters Of Administration upon
estate of deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof. by canning Advertisements to be post
ed within forty days from the date Of such
Letters, in six of the most public places ofthc
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same or abide by an act Of Assembly ia
such case made and provided; and also cause
the same TO be inserted within the same
period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN. a
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to
be conLinued therein three weeks. (0-o-d.)
~, Given under the hand and seal of
". 3. Office Of the Register aforesaid at
49, Wilmington, in New G. taS.le county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
3 G. B1GGS. Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims aga inst
the estate Of the deceased must nresent the
same duly attcSted to the Adminlstrator, on
or before Mar. is, A. D. 1882, or abdc the Act
Of Assembly in such case made and provided.
CHARLES WALTON, Admir-.
AddresG-Newark, Del mar2i-2tw
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
W. N. KENHAHDA q On.
CARPETS.

CARPETS.
We have now open for
inspection and sale, choice
lines of the following carpets
in the latest and most desir-
able colorings and patterns.
BoDY-BRUssELs CARPETS.
The best and choicest pat
terms of Body-Brussels Car
pets at $l.6o and $r.75.
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
We have opened a large
line from IS cents to $I.2o.
Many Of these patterns can
not be found elsewhere.
iNGRAINS.
We have Of the best Ex-
ira Supers, a very full line
from IS cents to $I.oo.
FINE INGRAINS.
We have a grade lower
at IS cents, all wool, very
cheap.
CorroN CHAIN INGRAlNs.
Some great bargains If
cotton chain ingrains from
81 to 90 cents.
ENTRY AND STA1R CARPETS
We are also showing a
very fine line of Dalnask
and Venetian Entry and
Stair Carpets at Low PRICES
In fact if you want any
kind of a Carpet, Cocoa Oh
Canton Mating, Linoleum
Dill Cloths, Mats or Drug
gets, you will save money by
buying from US and get RE
, liable GooDs.
W. NJ. KENNARD & Co,
621 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

1857 Prizes amounting to,............. .$llo,iG
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all points to Whom Il liberal compensation
will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for fur
thcr information, or send orders by express or
in IL Registered Letter or Money Order by
mail addressed only tn
NJ. A. DAUPHIN, Now Orleans, La.
or snmc person at
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York,
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management OF
GENERALS q. r.. BEAUREGARD, and
JUBAL A. EARLY.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
W. M. KENNARD & Co.
621 Market St.
LINOLEUM
FLOOR CLOTHS

This extraordinary foor covering il
made Of the most lasting luatcrNis-
mainly cork and soiidtsed oil. 1t has
been before the public Tor several wears
and has successfully stood testssuch as
no oil cloth or carpet could undergo.
We uuhesitatingly recommend it az
tho handsomcst, most durable and
comfortable hooLcoverIng before the
public, and is equally suitable for YES"
tibuIos, dining rooms, offices, stores
and in fact almost every place where
an article of this kind is needed. Ev.
cry square yard Of the cloth has
"LlNOLFU NJ" printed on the back ;
none other is genuine.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
FOR SALE.

;r,oR SALE AT NEW CASTLE, ls DEL
zbout 'pRs rs fsot on Water street rSnnlns ,i.n
nronsn N,,s % on % Msrket Street Of 1855 feet with
sne frame building This property trohss ~, T1
ia Delaware river and Is very ueS,1 SraiItn1s ,D
manufacturing purposes VI io'' ""'e'
Tor particulars ao' EDWIN s. COLES,
No. 10 Broad street, New York
III ..o,n ta,gpod.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
s"sTsE ,'-''''..' s[;ssssi EsEEssE8
\ H.MR as IGs
=, ..A!!,,sAa,..-.GtsrN -.

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE, FIFTH GRAND DIS
TRIRI'TlON. GLASS L., AT NEW OR.
LEANS. TUESDAY, MAY 10th, lSSl-l32d
MONTHLY DRAWING.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY 90.
This institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature of the State for Education:
al and Charitable purposes IN ls5A FOX
to which the inviolable fifth of the State is
pledged, which pledge has been renewed by
an overwhelming popular vote, securing its
franchise In the new constitution adopted Do
ccmber ID, A, D.. 1879, with capital Of 81
O0O. 90, to which it has since added reserve
fund Of over $50 ,00n. --.-
TItS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DlSTR1-
BUTTONS will take place monthly on the
second Tuesday. II never scales or postpones.
Look at the following Distribution;
CAPITAL PRIZE $50, 900.
100, 900 TICKETS AT TWO DOL'RS EACH.
HALFTICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
DuBLIC SALE
-OP-
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROP.
ERTY

REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROP.
ERTY.
On the promises at Newport, on THURS
DAY. APRIL u, 1881, at 3 o'clock, p. NJ,
consisting Of country aent with about 20 acrcs
Of land, excellent water, fountain, In lawn,
three story brick house and three story back
buildings New barn, carriage house and all
necessary out buildings Also at same time,
personal property consisting Of one large bay
horse years old, one roam horse years old,
one bay marc years old, one sorel horse
years old one fresh cow, one leifer, one eh0at
and several hives Of bees, one hay wagon, one
dn9out, ono jump-scat wagon, light wagon
pole, pioughs and agricultural Implements,
plough harness. ono set light double harness;
u variety of tools ana household goods cook
stove, parlOr stove, Howe sewing machine.
aud great variety of articles too numerous
to mention. Also IN Amateur printing press.
TEEM5.--A credit of nine months will be
given on banhablc notes with approved Ell.
lOrSrrS. DIX. ISAIAH Jl kF.NS.
l.. SripHAM Il Sos, Auct. aprl3ltl0ltw
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

John p. Belville, clerk in the Revenue
Office, has removed from Delaware City
to No. 1915 Madison street.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
G0SSAMER
4 CL0AKS.
As1.75, s., $780,,
AND$3.,
4 w JAIN wRIG HTS,
~ sl2 MARKET ST.

Inventory just taken and to rsduse our
stock we offer
ls inches d'be width DRESS GOOpS 12k a.
% pieces TOILET CRASH at So. Il yard.
1900 yards Russia CRASH ut 7c n yard.
box yard wide Bleaehed M USLIN, TI%e,
1900 yards Hamburg EDGE at lc. a yafd.
pieces Colored 81 LkS at 3gc. q yard.
WHITE KID GLOVES 25 cents o pair.
COLR'D " rs ="
To realize and appreciate the wonderful
bargains we are offering, every lady should
visit our store and Bee for herself
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

5TNDR SALE--rWO FIVE SHDAlS:--
T. Apply at Farmers Market, NO. EAST
Seventh street. marl4u
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
FOR RENT.

sTNOR SALE CHEAP.-A GOOD PIANO
gI Apply M West Fourth st. hpt"tot
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
rpRSF.S FOR SALE.

Ia. ,y,, ct MAY CoHcyRs Il will have
Skio VIE WIZ, .oy Front and Justison S<-r~
ny. m; '' Iitecn well selected horses, I9L
ssiseble for ali purposes, for sale or cxcnahse'
*ivn ~, n Gull and examine for yourselves
w apl4'a -
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

y1OR SALE OHEAP-A SMALL PRINT.
L ing press, suitable for n'c'chant or any
one Wishing TO prin, his own business cn,ts or
circulars Apply at tho REruELtcAN once
Inar3O.f
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

v5OR SAIE-FARM OF 100 ACRES
II within mile Of city limits. Good build
Ninys will be sold low on very easy terals. fos'
session Immediately. Apply 70
EVANS PENNINGTON,
aprl,.6t No. y East lilyhth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

T,oR Observation-Disclosures,
% suitable for pony phaeton; can f->
Il driven by woman or child with ls-9L
safety; good animal for any one wamnnS u q
mai hnrse: Iair traveller; sold for want OF
zoo lnnuire at the RErJ Hi.scAS ounce.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

w3oH sALE-S NEW STORES, 50 NEW
houses prices from $3.50 to Sa,Ooo.-
FERNS very easy. Applyto .>,,,
GEO. II. TlNDALI, & SONS.
4 7ol French St; or lth aud Walnut Sis
feb bt2m
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WA~uINGIoN. Tut-slHV. April II. ISL.
Adyiccs from ArpIuWaiI 10 the Nat n1i Hoari of
Health report the Of smallpox nt that port and
OF yellow fever al Panama.
Secretary window has decided 10 hear the argument
OF hoop iron manufacturers at his Office ON "'dn"--
day the 2Oh inst at II relative to the duty Imposed
o iron cotton ticH.
The agent uf the Secret Service division az Pmlhdr
uhin telegraph, to Chcf Brooks that hc has arrested
Rich Brady nnd James Kane for passing counterfeit haf
dollars.
An order will be Issued by the Postmaster General
within day or declaring nll publications. h@n'd IN
violation Of copyrights granted by IA" United states
untuailahc matter II II the intention ~ the Po-ima--
tOrrncru In issuing this order tp "udc1v"r 10 pl"t"
a. far ~ practicable American authors aud publ irtH
from unfair foreign competition, by excluding foreign
reprints of American hooks from the mails.
Mcssra B X sharFctts Post ONCE Inspector Of New
York; r. G. Jack-on Division Superintendent Of the
Railway Mail service and Colonel Gibson. newly ap
noutrd Iusprctor have been designated mcmh'r- of
-, invcs,igntiug commission 10y Postmaster General
lanes with cxuiicIt Instructions to pr"cccd to Memphis
Tenn and make thorough rNhhliit non mo ne h'k'd
roufcs centring nj that point The commission II aro
directed 10 look the manage hcni "i the f"'t Ouco
in that city.
There arrived In the customs iifics of Baltimore
Rn.ton Detroit Huron. Kcy West, MiuncsoiH' New
R.dford Ncw.Or,lls Sew York. PaS-auaPnoddy' Fml-
sd,lplia and san Francisco. duIiuS the month thh'd
March 81 ISL H. 23i passengers. 81 whom iil2J "'ro
t,iyr,nts or ibcse there arrived from England ana
Males 34s9; Scotland, Vl3; ireland 81 IS teTI@nHt @
1887 Austria, 1850; sweden 80 N"i"nN' 30,
Dinuark 4I5 belgium, G5 France . SWllHi"nh'
/ G5 Netherlands, GI3; Itty, l,OlO; knr7H. 40 70
I,Yd lGi Unngarg sj7 Dominion ~ Clnnda, s'Gl2 !
China V9s and from all other countries la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
CURRENT TOPICS At TIE CAPITAL.
THE MITE KIyEE rTE. rEACLfCL.

wAsmlNGroN. THURSDAY. April H. 1S7l.
The dispatches received AT Army Headquarters ~
10 the, disposition Of the Utcs toward the whites IN
Colorado arr Of very different tenor from the lnfor
nation which has recently been tclcgraphcd here
from Denver from nou-niltary sources. General
Pope commanding that military department. lao
il now here and who was Iu conference to-day with
General Sherman upon the subject of the alleged
uroLablc Ute outbreak s1v~ that the It's are en-
tir,ly paccahlc: that they feel that the G"'crn-
urnt has not fully CARRIED ont ~ agreements with
them hut that they are well dispo,r q" peace. The
Army theory evidently is that th v bite people Of
Colorado are determined to drive The Itr- from thh'
country. ard will seek every possible pr"tcXt for
creating trouble in Order tAat the ties may b" III
ynlvcd i'm war with thr Government. and that as
A. NcD McCouk for the last four years "u h'nrrl
Shertnaus staff here li -,on leave tn take char =
of army matters al the White River Agency, colo
RADIO H. is only DELAYED by t'ir fact that railroad
travel s interrupted hy tine Hoods.
SENATOR M,PHEE-ON- AWKWAlD POSITION.
The connection OF senator Mcphcrsou wlth the
authorship of the letter written 10y Northern Dim
ocratic Senator To- General MIhonc last February.
in which General Mahonc was invited To b" the
guest of the writer when hr should come to WASH
ugon created some comment to-day, aud IL vas cN-
uccted that Scuator Mcl'hcr~on would take ~"ino
notice of the matter II is very generally believed
that he wrote a letter To- General Mahonc like that
described in Washington disp"tch printed ga Int
TnlBr.HE Of today and some Of his friends say That
recently been qutc pronounced III his dcnun'ihii"n
of the Virginia senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
CANAnIAN NAVIGATION.

QrEBEc, April 1.-THE first batch of pilots
IS under orders to proceed below to-day to meet incoming
vessels.
HAMILTON, Ont, April 1I.-Yoting on the
Canada Temperance took place IN ths city yesterday
aud resulted I'm H. defeat hy vote ~ 2s12 10 1858
The c"uf~i very bitter aud the vote Is the largest
ever ruilrd here.
MONTREAL, April li.-Suggrstions have been made 10y
h Board ~ Trade and the IIirbor Board here to the
Dominion Government. In rcearl to canal tolls that the
Government should abolish all tolls merchandise upon
ttr Weliand Canal which has passed through The -
D. ir canals ard also 700 tolls for merchandise on
fl, 49, Lawrence canals which hua ptd tolls on the
Wrluud. drput1tion tiitt visited Ot ava 90 relation
The w'i take prompt action toward giving
th. Z. Lief demanded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
THE CVBAN EXHIBITION.

HAVANA, April 0.-1he Matanzas Exhibition
building IL of wood. s1rmounted by cnpola. and pre-
srnts fine appearance from ~ different approached
II lofty and airy structure adapted 10 the climate,
the inner dome formed by the cupola lacks grandeur
or tasteful show. Upon passing the entrance,
which ls wide and pretty, visitors find themselves
Immediately under the cupoa. Articles OfChan industry
and production are principally represented; the United
next then spain and lastly number oI N-
hihitor- importers Of European goods VINO as
play the exhibits for the purpo-c Of fnrhcring their
business. Some of the Cuban manuiactura Hno"
surprising development and praise" "rthy application
Tn, display made by the llnNHna cgnr manufacturers
the day of the opening very Hunted f"ir OF nNe
large pyramids of bottles Of Spanish wine adurn one
of the -ection- The Canary Islands have sent srrt-
mems ~ tobacco grown there and Mexico has sent to-
bIccO and coliee and some IIctures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
THE FIGHT AG4INST ROBERTSOM
AN ATTEMPT AT ALBANY PRACTICALLY TO REsCIND
THE RESOLUTION INDORsING HIS NOMINATION.
LnY TELEGRAPm TO TIE TRInrNE.l

y
THE RESOLUTION INDORsGNG HIS NOMINATION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l
ALBANY, April 11-AdditiOnal proof was gwen
to-day of the embarrassment felt by Senator'S C0nk-
ling and Plat in opposing the confirmation OF state
Senator Robertson as Collector of New-York, while
holding in their hands the resolution passed hy both
houses Of the Ncw-York Legislature requesting
them to vote in favor of continuation Under
directions from Senator C0nkng it s said Speaker
Sharpe. Of the Assembly, started paper through
the Assembly to-day, which IN intended
10 break the force Of the resolution. The paper IL
headed by statement To the effect that thclncnbcrs
of the Icgisla:u whose names are signed below
in voting for the Robertson resolution did not intend
to express any opinion on the nomination that would
prevent the United states Senators from exercising
their own Judgment. After writing his bold signature
Speaker Sharpe handed the paper to Mr.. Cullinanof
Oswcgo County. for circulation. Throughout yes
tcrday and to-day Mr. Cullman has been going from
member to member of the Legislature trying 10 per-
suade them to sign the paper. Tho afRu-
mcnt has been used. when members expressed
n reluctance to eat the words they uttered
in voting for the Robertson resolution,
that il is not in the least resembling of the rcsolu-
tion. Many members have refused to sign tho
paper declaring that Senator Conlling would surely
claim before the ntrd States Senate upon rccriy-
ine the document that thr resolution had been re-
stindcd.
senator Robertson has heard Of the circulation of
the paper with perfect cquanimty. His friends a~o
have not boon disturbed. h'hr' ing mat u VIII ho
said ut Washington that the passage OF the rr~"u-
tion hy the l., gisaturc ~ unanimously Was true
reelection of the views of the vui, rs OF NcW-l"lk
state and that the paper VIII m'rN drCiair
loudly the suhsrrSi"ucv ot certain Wcnl"r4 ol thr
legislature tu Senator Couklug. ~ q lat" hour
last night Mr.. Culliuau. with grat duhrulir, ma
secured thirty signature, to thr paper Today
several more >igaturr, Wcrr oht lncd 10y auothrr
effort II is the plan "f the Conklinr men {" st. II
possible th. signatures of sINtN-itr Republic an
members of the ,-rmhly tu the document.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15

TELEGElPHIC NOTES.
nrorEsrs nY A InrnNAIIsr.

REQUESTS BY A JOTHNAIIST
BOsrON, April lI.-Ihc late stephen y. StOckWcll
madc bcquc-ts amounting 90 tlaoOp d'dd among religious
and benz violent inouttl.ns
PENNSYLVANIA NErrHltCAN CoNNENTIuN.
IAKII~HrKG. PENN, April lI.-Ihc Republican
central Iif' nr hric today and decided 10 nom
the state Convention im this city oh september s.
A PASTORAL CALL ACCEPTED
HARTFORD. Conn, April ll.-lho Rev. ". -:
pcrtrcosf t uirt resigned . pattuatc ~ The south Baptist
turch o his cty toacccp ca 10 the Marcy Avenue "
list Church. IiIOnhyn, y \.
BUSINESS FAILURE At MEMPHIS.
MFMpnfs Tenn, Apul ll.-Jaurs knrkand'
drnlrr in uti -ling 'us made Hh f-riruhrut TO-DAY
liull Iuf1 fid nominal rsa "I 4t,u"v
The creditors aic sew hoik mcrclauH
4 TELLER DIsCHARGEp FoR HEAsoN
FuCIuCEG. Mas April ll.-Wllliam $. 'aiir-
ton tcilcI in the loll-;on Naonh Bank, has been 81 50
rlrycd alleged drii alton ol about LOO ihc btA
on, rfs acc.ut &C. flIni-h al5 lHitifuIars.
THE KNIGHTS Of IlONOlL
POUGHKFEPsiE, ~. y, April ll.-Ihc Grand
Iog, Of >ui2hs of iionor to-day unanm1u'b nnr'i ih
tfot.st Id2cs ni alnst the a'"h "i inc
kmt,f,r, Lodge boo directing that more 0infu lIdss
.i be instituted The Grlud Lodge udounod 10 meet at
NCWN Ork Iu ~tpteuiber l7'--
DAMAGES FOR An INDECENT ASSAULT
BAITIMoRE April I4.-ln the Howard County
Cirru court today ufy IN The Huit oi Miss Mary l.
Murray arIust General g. H Tyler, ppsi"strr q" fht 'f.
Tor sldW damage for alleged Indecent a'dh = Nl hr me
ulanti1 employ the poet oincc returned Ntuet lvi
Inc plaintiff AID aTded s0.VOO dainaBtA
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CRIMES lyD clsr.HnLS-Gr TELEGRArH
CHICAGO rnFF coNvIcTEO.

CWICAGO THIIF tUNNI'I ~ :,
Nry- ORLEANS. April ll.-trot-r u. ENahS. n
,, ,,f M, came hero during The tarLi hl, "ls con
,ict.i uf robbery to-day
Az UNPROVOkfp MIEPfR, o.,
t ,f a ro.,r, store shot asa hltd iy ny SN'oo
F,it who escaped rn, murder Nl' unpt"' 'oA"l
Suicide PROM pEsPoNnENCE.
p.,r,,,our Anil lt-.ulius DOughrrty, an mn
I,Al & 49,, IN, eight rd himself to-day by cuttiny
t,,,t lIr hai been uuWru Tor several weeks and h"d
brrOuI, a, spundcnt
rnuNrrrED oN \ MURDER CHARGE.
NopptsrnwN Penn. April i-EdWari II. John
ti, f,-auf iut walter, committed herr 10
'. @ "a rIifst. If courl-ty thr murder Of samuel
IN. ,.ion. at tue valley For,u la February
4 BODY RECOVERED FROM the SEA
Nourolk Va. Aplil 1t.-lhc LndN ol n man was
.tlI, n,ar hcir day Papers found un the lcif ga.
i o. De- mat 'f plain Jau's g. th" OF the s'i"'hpf
N,rv Frances, bound irIm Nauscmohd ldNor
pF~PkKAbOE5 RULING \ COUNTY,
S,N-rA FT Auril 1t.-StO, ktOns band Of drSp'rl-
doe, is ruling Rio ArJo county IN such hih mana T..
t.,,rnor M aiiate pur to uccaic "a" uHNi9 lu '"'
Naturalization AMI t the Government iOf uVopa "A.' -
o,tlur iA Al Ivbtoitd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15

Lo>DuN, Thursday, April {. l~e1.
Tho United STATES steamer QUnu,haue hasarrivcd AT
Malaga from tlhfllar
The Italian bark salvatore. Captain Dcllacassn. from
sunderland April for New York. has put back o the
T,ne. having sustained some damage to her bows IN
collision
William Jnnicson. ~ the Old established lrn ~ Pa''r-
son Jlml,-on manufacturers, Of Glasgow has sl,-
p,lrd IIi4 nnhiitics nrr stated to De heavy. com
position of 90 per cont un the ndrb;, dncHH has been ac-
4, ptcl ny tho, r. 'ut"r-.
Dr. Carver tie American marksman has challenged
ten ~ thr best shot, in the birmingham Cluh ana the
cum club ~ London 90 pigeon shooting match for
- 800 The Dnctor 10 shoot thousand pigeons 10 his
opponents hundred each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
GENERAL MALONE SUSTAINED.
TIE ANTI-BOURBoN SENTIMENT IN 1HE SOUTH
HEARTILY IN ACCORD WITH ills COURSE.
lBY TELEGRArH TO THE rEIBC.El

TIE ANTI-BOURBON SENTIMENT IN 1HE SOUTH
HEARTILY IN ACCORD WITH ills COURSE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rEIBCsE
WASHINGTON, April 14.-General Malone to-day
said that every mail brings him new indications Of
the spread Of the anti-BOurbOn movement in the
Southern States, and that there s every reason TO
believe that in the elections this fall tine aniBour-
bons will sweep Virginia. He says that the Read
iusters have lost only on account of his at
titude in the Senate and that man was never heart
ily with them, and voted for the Bourbon Prcsidcn-
tial ticket General Malone says that the Texas
Senator's are discovering that they not supported
by the people of their State in uniting with the
Bourbons in the Senate. the four leading Demo
cratic newspapers of Texas support Mahones atti-
tlde. In Arkansas, too. he learns that there is
already break from the solid Democracy and one
Of the former leaders at the head Of opposition
movement. In the Carolinas and in Florida there
are he SAYS constant indications Of an increasing
opposition TO BOurbonism
General Malone is evidently earnest and sincere
in the belief that the present contest in the Senate
offers the first real promise that il will he possible 10
break up the Solid South If tho Republicans do
not stand firm now, Malone says that 1t viii he
useless hereafter for any person Iside tht Demo
cratic party In the South to arise IN opposition To
BourbonNn and that the fact Of the failure 10 De
supported by the liberal element in the North IN tins
struggle would be cited bar to any future AT
teEpts III the same direction.