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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Proceedings of the Senate To-day.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. April A.-Tho We,
President !sid before the Sorale tho unfinished
hus1GsJ. being tho resolution for the election
Of Officers for tho Senate.
Owing 70 the fact thst thcro waa evidently no
quorual present, Mr.. PeGde,oo reirained from
making lis u.ual Eao in to e into executive
s,isior.
After ltw mim:nts, howevcl, Mr.. Davis.
OF ". Va. sid TIA: with III, o,1s,n. OK tho
Senator from Massachusetts, Mr. DAWes) he
you'd suhni: that motion
Mr.. Dawes replied that he would prefer to
take vote 90 the resolution, 10 which MIR.
Davis rej1iucd by stating that il he waited for
that he would Hat u1til hin hair was grsyer
than it was nov.
Sir. Dawes cxprc:s,d bis regret OF hearing
such az unpa.lio.is remark.
Tho motion to 20 into executive session Gas
lost-yeas 20. nays2l.
Mr.. Morgan then took tho floor He gavo
brief Tosuule Of tho debate 10 which the Sen.
ato mad been engaged for the las. twenty days
At first the democratic side. uot suspeourg sry
intention 10 prostitute the high powers OF this
Senate to become part of the machinery of O
great political organization, had thought that
Senators ca tho other sido were greedy for tho
few cfic,rs. Tnat O moro scramble for
Office wcud b. bad enough. but tho next step
in tic debate had Developed The fact that there
vas a coalition ul factions to degrade the
patronage Of tho Senate for the purpose of
elcclng s2ceaSs)r 10 q gentlemso on this floor
[s!luding to Dir. Johnston That fact had
raised spirit OF itQuiry and resentment
throughout the country. The u. s. Senate
using lis patronage for the purpose Of capturing
10 Virginia md placing in this chamber man
who would becoma more the slave Of the rer
publican party ihsn any man Who had tho
privilege OF dIsgracrg o scat On this floor
lie refsrrtl to Gorham and Riddicberger as
pot house politicians, brought here Tor the pur'
pose of destroying tho domoofetio party sud its
policy 10 which the govartm;nt vas deeply
interested. lie therefore charged the other
side with purp(s OF which the country was
in 90 Way ignorant 10 stu5o AID prostitute the
officer; OF tho Senate for tho purpose OF making
o csmpaigo in Virginia tho OH O. oil which
vas to pu. in Senator Joheston's soat a man
whom tho republicans could hsodle OF their
will aud pleasure. da criticised tho speech
mado some days ago by MIR. Sherman, and
alluded 10 that Senator as taking tho bit 10 bis
mouth, and uEder the euIdaEc, Of Riddeberger
and Gatham marching up aud attempting TO
Justify the action cf the republican eide. That
Justification according to the Senate was the
desire to break down the democratic party.
! That the Senate should be put into political
harness for The purpose of ey,eutire plan
like that, what could ho (Morganl call 1t tn. o
prostitution of the Sauae? 1t was perfectly
apparent that the object OF the republicans was
to suDp'aut 10 the llcal governments Of the
South the carpetbagger5 With tho party which
the Senator from Virginia olaimsd to Lead
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We understand there sre still seventoe2 white
mon in this city who ackao E!eder thcn'sclv es
50 tho followers Of SeIc5a! Malone. . cute
young AlcTaniran nos e?gsc2a in Washing.
ton Gays III si if four OF these seventeen gel cite "a
through the Generals Influence and tho 70
NAMING thirteen DO .o:. tT77y single ono Of tie
latter will CONS back 10 tia Lonocra.iG party.
Bu! supposing him - be ~,org, il thst EN- BE-,
apI lii )! patriotism AMI nigh po.itiCa! Iri0cpl:s
ara the actus.ing ,Lo.;sts Q: ina seventeen re-
ferred 10, what must they tLiat; CT :AG:1,eigas
when they rag!iz, the purpose Tor whIc;: they
are striving. wE.cl is, as s:ateG by tho Virginia
Post Of This city. to be 3: follows:
Mn Msy, should . successful al!i:.ac, 10
formed between the two political psrlica known
rs the republicans and read usters we viii have
foI7 colored counciimen. and fse Representa-
tion of our race IN The poca force bu! roLnem.
Der you must especially the colorod volers)
vote sold, and GO not allow personal anmos!lies
ofthe past 10 Interfere with political sisiT' 81
tho ~
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MaFiled,and yet unhappy. How many HON.
mas been robbed of sunshine aud happiness, and
rendered sad and desolste By tho loss of 50 -
oear aod patted child. This 10 dupgero1s
season toe children. aud parents should kesn
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup handy. Price Is Gems
~ .Sou:h, Gold Or Sore Throat should
4s Stopped; Neglect frequently results in An
ucuraDIe Lung Disease or COnsumn.
Ston: Is y w MS BIsONC IIIAf.
o nnyChEs 90 not disorder the stomach ike
cough sytupa and bslssms. but act direcfJv
on the innamed parts, allsyinp irrita,i[n.
give relief in Asthma, e rOnchffIs' iomrhs
S sina, and the Throat Troubles which
singers and Public Speakers ,re snh.
lect 10. For thirty years Brown,a R.o,cIioI
n a9 mes nave been recommended by physicians,
ana always give perfec: Satisfaction, Having
oeea tes!ed by wide and constant use fo- lesrly
an entire generation. they have attained well.
mefl1ed RANK among the few staple remedies Of
'oe age SOLD at 25c, box everywhere. mhl9
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The MDrJxprs.

BALTIMORE. April H.--virsinis g. old -; do
deferred ~ asked do consol 8ii bid; do "a Sc.
RES *Gi past Que coupons 9js bid new 10 dt
81 BID. Cot!on steady: mlddliag IL. FIory
nrm but unchanged. Wheat Southern stosd5
Western iicmcr. closing e.sier and quiet. Son,H.
orn rcd llSsli@; do amber l2ial23; Mo- We.t.
ern winter reo spot and April lIGi lll?i: E.v
ii94sll!ii June II! 5,lltb July Il5 asked: Gug
lEa bid Corn-Southern s!sedy Western ex-
CIV cited and higher for spot; Southern white 56Is
OF 40 yellow o; Wsstarn mixed spot G5.?0:
April t5is5j; Nay 5lsa5iE; Juns 81 ~. INV
% steamer 81. Oats dull; Western white ia
Al; DO mixed 4isiG Rye qgiet at IlOsll2. Hsv
unchanged: Coffee quiet; rio csraoes, ordinsfy
10 lar IOsl2 Sugac finn; q sof. q. Whiskey
9 NEw York. APP li-Stocks weak. money So
Corn quiet, Ne@' o"'''
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student Killed.

LAWRENCE, Mass. April 14.-Estly thi
morning Abel Wilson, residing on tho Salem
turnpike, vas aWskscel by footsteps in his
house. Soon after bis chamber door was burst
open By two persons when Wilson discharged .
riile. shooting one of the intruders. Both ID,
ouS the dead body of tho QUO shot by Wilson
vas found short distatc, from tho house. and
proved to be that of Arthur Foster, a student
at the Phillips Academy. His acc,mplce was
bis twin brother, Luther, also . student. The
latter, sitter the shooting, appeared aud made a
tull confession. They were residents of North
AndoVer, Mass, snd Of most respectable con i
nsc!ions. Robbery Vas tho OIL @! of the bur-
glsr., 0N''
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A TERRIBLE DEATu.-Oac az The sslJ. $:
si2htswe ever cav was that OF p man aged chou!
City five years. wh9 stopped 81 The konGElI
House. 10 Evergreen. last Saturday. "a The
10Th day Of lsss August, lb0u! poJa, while
hordiog cattle on the Texas plaia5. be !tll
asleep, and while in his condition he vas bttcD
on the left arm, Just above the wrist. hy rsl-
t!esnake. He was at tbs time great Way ifCm
apy town or village. aud by tic time lie Seech /.
ed physician the poison had peEmaated his
whole system. FROM that very moment he be
gan to die. AID to look al him you CAD OF orca
see that upon him the King CT Tcrrors' has
already set bis sal and tgs only granted him q
respite for While by; ;he days OF that respite
are full of torture. and 20 doubt the poor. uu-
happy victim longs Tor the end to coIoo. las:
Saturday night he vas suffering ndCs3ribable
torture 10 lis agony be called upon the gren.
God AMI upon feeble man to give him r;ief,
but not q moment was he free from pain that
was 50 terrible that language a2ano. describe it.
His body is COW fui OF tho NEST loathsoine
sores, from which the poison c)utirues 10
exuie. His death is only q qusstioa Of time.
and when it does coluei viii be to him happy
radiance from suffering. C0nencb (AM )
STAR
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Railroad Accident.

ATcnIsoN, KAN, April l4.-At lo.3o
o clcck yesterday morning the Chicigo Bur.
ogton and Qlitc7 trsio Ga lie Aoblson and
Norihero rosd which left her, a. midnight. mi
With s:rcu9 accident. The road runs alon .
the ;iVer back, aud at q point about 5 miles
oorsh from here. the engine suldenly saok and
Was buried 10 tbs water GU! Of sight. Three
men Sho were oo the engine were c.rricd down
"l'hf, but mioaaed 20 exisicato themselves
and swan ashore. S=v;ral cirs of the train
were submerged, but 90 persoo3 drowned,
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Sentenced.

NAw York, april II -Assistaot D:sriet
Attorney Bell ia thu General Sessions Coar.
10 ds5 calico TO tho bar james OBti=r, alias
Eober; or Bob Lindsay. who curing the last
political snpsign deposed that be koew Il. l..
Morey, tic indivdual to whom it Tas alleged
President Garfield wrote what is known SIS the
"M0rey Chinese' letter. aDd who subsequently
confessed thai lie had pe1jur;a himself. He
plesdtd July 10 The Indictment foE perjury
presented against him, aud Ju1ge C0y!ag sent
him 10 State priesn for eight years.
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E1siOfhcretl Tia Hspr Sieen.

PHILADELPHIA, April ll.-Mfs Er,'ett
MoMauus. aged y years, wao has been 3D.
ridden Tor nearly two yeara, net With an u.u,
nel death eally yesterday morning. He5 stcr.
ing apartment was found I'D with smoke sn!
the bed covering partially consumed BY fire, rh2
belief beirg that the bedding was igri:ad b. s
candle, aud that Eli, wss suffcc,ttd By til.
smcko while sumberpg.
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Paul BOYlOn.

P11TsRURG, Pa, April IA te'egrsm re
ceived by hsj. Peterson, of Allegheny, ask,
Boyton. who resided here from 1853 10 1865. he
for wsrded to Secretary Blaine al once in order
10 establish tho claim of Paul Boyton, his sou,
AS citizen Of the United States and have him
released from prisoa in Peru, where ho is n.
presen. d prisoner of war. The papers will Do
forwarded as soon as found.
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.suycniIc stabb.ns Afray.

DETROIT, Mich, April ia bog of one Of
the public schools of this city. uamed Aldtew
Drando. Was etabbed with pocket koife By
sohoolmato rauled Willis Pe;zsl during tho
school session yesterday afternoon. Tho wound
is cot necessarily fatal. thorSl s,rious.
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kltemDfe6 Euici1las

New YORK. April l4.-At a, m ,o,d,,
Ma'Raret Miller, 45 yea'5 old, hasiog co home,
attempted suicide ty jumping into tho East
niVet al ma 100! OF Stanton street. A lumber
OF oliIzus. VINO had sstn she ACT. want ~ bo.
asslss'c' sid al:h difficulty sue ,eeded 10 rsscu.
log her ''''"'
Aoeu; tso h9u.s laier Mary McCapp. so
years OF age. having no home, sttemnt ~
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Compelled 10 Apologize,

LONDON, April 14.-The moroing Posi- STATES
that Archbishop Croke, Of CAssel!, has had 10
apologize, il Erititg. to Archbishop McCatc,
of Dublin. By superior order, ia tho ampl,st
manner i1r his attack 90 Archbishop McCsbs'S
Lonton pastoral, aad that Archbishop MoVOho
has accepted the tp5logy.
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We are indebted - tho Washington SuEGsy
Chronicle for exporting The tricks OF + young u! n
Of tina! city who t3r some time pssL has bean en-.
deavoring TO cheat people by pretending to b0 Il
newspaper reporter, and wno last week WAS do.
tected in the act ofswi1dIHg while representing
himself as reporter for the Alexandria Gsz ;t;a.
Tho Gazo!t6's people always carry patGnt
vouchers for their gcnuinQn5ss.
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Euic{eEc.

BALTIMORE Md, April l4.-JaliCs Dough
erty, aged Is, q bachelor, committed suicide this
morning By cutting hi; throat. He WAS io:m r
~ bank clerk aud was IL easy circumstances,
but had boon unWell for sovrral week. whlc!t
msGe him dependent.
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Dead,

LONDON, April IA The Rev. Morley ptn.
shoD, LID, tho distinguished Wesleyan
minister, died at an early hour this moSDiog, It
Brzton. ola cow pIicaion of disorders. Hcwis
conscious to the last. Di. Purshon WAS born.t
Dobcaster in 1924.
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rrPSt.

LONDON, April li.-Mr. Jaues DAILY, propl,-
etor Of the ConnauSht Telegraph, was arrested
early this morning ut Castle Bar, c)uuty Mayo.
under the coercion act. He will DO conveyed
to Galway snd thcLct 10 Dublin. Tho arrest
has caused consil ersbie exciteml n.
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Dent, of n Tenor Singer.

Boston. April l4-Wm. G. Torscr, Que Ct
tho Dos; promising OF American tencrs, died at
tho Mssis chusstts Hospital Iss. o7cnir after q
painful iiloess. aged 40.
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TIle Antt-JcyyIsis Petition

BERLIN, April II Tho famous anti aHish
petition was sent 10 Prince Bismarck yesterday.
1t consists Of tYentv.six volumes comprising
Ia. OO0 shoots with 260. COZ sgna!uroI iuclu ling
tnosa of Dobl .men, retired generals AID cti.aie.
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Throwing PeearAs into Houses

MADRID. April 14-L,.& cTasiag co
largo pstards w,ro tbroTi iato hJuics Ia dis
y, clu:ing som, damage to gr,rarly. bGI no
person was Injured.
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Appeal for Ata.

YANKToN, OAK April IA nlcciog VAS
haId at Gov. Hands etfc, yesterday sficrRCcn
ana 40 address, askiog sid Tor The s,fF.rcrl by
the recent freshct issued.
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Many clouds have silver iaincs. GtEcra
Malone is one OF them. These he deceived las
fall will have The pleasure Of ''&N.jng evan" iii
him q! tho opportunity 10 be afforded them lex
November.
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suicide by jumping int, III: Iivor at the foot E;
E,st Third street. Shf W27 likewise rcscu.d
" some cit:zans.
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lord BeuconsiieId's Condition.

LONDON, April II A bulletin issued a. 10 IS
o'clock this morning says thst Lord Bescons.
Told shows some gain Of strength aid power to
take noGrishmant.
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SUPREME CoURT or APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Davis and ais W. Sims ADD sis. Submitted OF
printed notes Of argument and fed.
Noale. g., vs.. u z. H.. Argued BY George
2. RsW, esq. fer appellants and l.. Il. PAGE,
esq., for appe!Ices. and submitted.
HutchpaS Us, Johnson sud ais. Argued ty
w. w. Henry. esq, for appellant and Maj. j..
H. CarriDgtcn for sppaee5 snd continued uotii
to day.
james NJ. Amber. Ed soNet to ptsc c,
az counsel 10 this curt.
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DIED.

On Wednesday, April l3.b, 1851 VIM u
IRWIN. Funeral from bis late re,ide,co
- 80: loz Prluce street, Saturday, April 18Th, At
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The Board Ct I'uh'.c WORKS has paid 70 the
Richmond end Ai!cShan5 RsiiIosa G1mnsoy
the third insta;lmcu! ct sl00 600 ca acc2unt OF
fifty miles additional r6ah compic;ed.
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{ 'oFFEE5 AND TkAS-l2 hslf CHESTS Gun.
-; powder. tolong and Jaran Teas 10 s,cks
AA,o, Lsgusyra and Jsvs Coffee, and EO) rouEds
0aoncAies celebrated Roasted Oof,e.
a. HARMON & SMITH
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PARMA BOILERS,
,1ns, ,oo.;.ao. FARINA BOlLERSl
just tecelVsd at MCLEAN s. UHLER,s.
cp-- &c KING straet
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" 10 ID rLATRD CUSpADCREsl Very
ea'' Just received aud for sale ty
al, MCLEAN & UHLER.
90 I---- Is King street
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r EAPOHAlED APPLES jusl rec. ived By
j. e. MILpURN,
The weekly miner., 1881-02-15
An CID Timer Gone.

funeral of the late William Watkin
as, of Rocker, which was conducted by
asonic fraternity of this city yesterday,
,rgely attended by the brethren of the
ic Tie" At 2 p. m. the remains were
from Masonic hall, and preceded by the
City cornet band and followed by the
pity of which he was an esteemed
Yer, and by large concourse Of citizens
Fiages, were conveyed to the Masonic
ery, where, with the beautiful and i'm
Ie ceremonies of the brotherhood, they
lowered into their final earthly resting
Thomas was gentleman we'll and IA
y known throughout the county, and
|neighbors and friends who knew him
las highly respected for his many noble
les of head and heart. A good neigh
true friend, a kind husband, an indul-
aren't and a worthy Mason has passed
Peace to his ashes.
The weekly miner., 1881-02-15
main shaft with all possible dispatch. All
the mines Of this company are looking well,
having large dumps of good ore ready for the

main shaft with all possible dispatch. All
the mines Of this company are looking well,
having large dumps of good ore ready for the
mill
THE GRANITE LODE.
This valuable property, now under bond to
Philipsburg parties for $4,000, lies in the
Granite Range, on the western slope of Grau-
lite Hill, A miles due east of Philpsburg.
The strike Of the vein is ne. by sw., cuts the
country at nearly right angles to the trend of
the bill, dips to the south Is degrees, and is a
well defined fissure of great width, with
smooth walls and clay castings. Explorations
are conducted through tunnels, leyels and
perpendicular shaft go feet in depth. The
first or lower tunnel runs along a northerly
spur of the main lode, carrying ore from IA
to ~ inches in width, assaying Is OF. to the
ton. The breast is now in 230 feet, and near
the point Of intersection prosecuting to the
south to connect the shaft above with the adit
commenced last week and will reach compile
ton during the week ensuing. Two hundred
and forty feet from the mouth of the tunnel.
on the hill above, is the shaft. Sinking to
connect with the lower crosscut has COM
menced. At the 6e-foot station level 10 feet
In length runs east on the vein, the header
now showing solid ore across the entire face.
In this working the average width of pay
rock is 81 feet, with an assay value ranging
from s. to IT'S ounces to the ton. The upper
level, new in 130 feet, shows from 4. to feet
OF ore its entire length, the assay value of
which is about the same as that below. Joe
Bush, an experienced miner has charge and
employs about 20 men. Good miners affirm
that two shifts can stope from this mine more
ore in six hours than can be obtained from
all Of the remainder, outside of the Algon-
quin, in the district, in the same length of
time. The estimate of ore in sight and on
the dump is about $500 tons. All of the
quartz carries small per cent of gold, is free
milling and easily worked by the wet process.
1t may be as we'll to state that Chas. Clark,
ESQ.,, of the Hope, has nothing whatever to
do with this property. A contributor to your
Deer Lodge contemporary in a recent issue
Of that paper placed the bond at $500, 900,
more than it was in reality and connected the
name of the gentleman above mentioned
with the controlling Of it. The names of the
future purchasers, for reasons obvious to
themselves, will not be given to the public
for the present. SLIDE VALVE.
PHILIPsBURG, Feb. 7, 1880.
The weekly miner., 1881-02-15
Tho Honolulu Mine.

The Honolulu lode is showing some very
rich ore. D. R. Beck, r. B. Hassell and
others are the fortunate owners of the Homo
lulu, which is located at the head of Horse
Canon and has a main shaft 43 feet Deep
This lode is located on direct line west of
the Fourth of July mine, carrying the same
character of ore as that produced from the
latter mine. During the last week two
foot vein Of ore was struck in the main shaft.
that assays over 300 ounces to the ton in sill
yer. Good enough-and we congratulate the
owners on the promising prospect presented
in their strike
The weekly miner., 1881-02-15

ssrs. Mcconnell, Amey, Lalande & Co.,
0 be congratulated on the fine prospect
have of becoming sole owners of a verit-
bonanza. They have been for some
engaged in sinking on the South Star,
lin owned by these gentlemen, which
|ituated just south of the city.
attaining a depth Of so feet
|croyscut 70 the lead and were met by a
beo Of water that necessltates the erection
|pping works to enable them to continue
sinking. The ore at this point carries
81 to $50 ounces in silver, besides
amount of gold. Messrs. Mcconnell
propose to place a pump and the
kary machinery on the ground at an
day, when they will resume operations
claim.
The weekly miner., 1881-02-15
Local News.
Frsm Fridav's Daily.
Matrfnnomial.

ne of the happy events of the season was
marriage Of our esteeped townsman, Geo.
Tong, and Miss Julia E. Lawrence, at
residence OF the BRIDES mother on Mon
street on Wednesday evening. The
|ber of guests was not large, but it was
! an enjoyable affair. The table was
htifully spread, and fairly groaned be-
h its burden of good things. The bride
led extremely beautiful, and although we
lot say as much for the groom, his happy
J made up for this defect. The happy
he were the recipients of quite number
lsutlful as we'll as useful presents, list
hich we failed to obtain. The MINER
es the newly married couple long life
balloyed happiness.