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Rear Admiral Beaumouts Fuuev.a.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., August 5-The funeral obse.
Quies OF the late Rear Admiral Beaumont were hol.
emnized to-day, brief Roman Catholic services BE-
Ing held at the boarding place or the deceased &C
Durham, n. H., Rev. Father Ryan, OF New Market,
omcating. The remains arrived in this city at
1890 m, and were taken I'm charge by delega-
tons OF officers from the navy yard and the United
states steamship Vandalia, and escorted with due
military honors to the public receiving vault ae
the South cemetery and deposited with the body
or the late child OF the deceased The pail -bearera
were Commodore Wells, Capts. Wallace and Ben.
ham, Medical Inspector Leach, Chief Engineer
Macomb and Mayor Butler. A United States ma
rne company and ten OF the crew OF the Vandalia
furnished a body guard. No religious ceremony
took place in this city. The body win probably b.
taken to Washington for interment
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Ouf.Of-DOOr Sports.

TIE OCTOBER REGATTA ON THE PoToMAc-TURF AMI
OTHER MATTERS AT HOME AND ABROAD
Handsome individual prizes have been Offered
for all the races to take place at the October
gatta except for the junior four-oared race. For
this race handsome stand OF colors has been OF.
fered by the National Rifles, but 1t is hoped that
before long some one will put this race on foot
ing with the others by Offering set OF badges for
the winners
Ross has challenged Hanlan to a five-mfle race
for $1,000 a side and the championship or the
world
A deputation OF citizens called at the office of
the London Sportsman yesterday and suggested
that banquet be given to the Hillsdale crew. The
treatment our representative crew has received at
does not seem to meet the appreciation OF fair
minded EngtiShmen.
The trotting race between William and Ne
shamrock came OF at Ivy City yesterday. The
first heat was won by William X, then Neshan-
mock changed drivers and won the other three
heats
The second third and fourth races at Saratoga
yesterday were won respectively by John Davis,
Terror and Tarentella.
The trottng races at Buffalo yesterday were
won by Black Cloud and Adele Gould.
Aisle, Col Sellers Rob Roy, Bedoun and King
Dutchman were the winners in the Brighton Beach
races yesterday. Delaware broke his neck in the
Base ball yesterday:-At Washington-East
Ends, 6: Independents. 4; Bashfuls, 16; Muners,
Is. At Baltmore-Ecllpse, OF Louisville, S; Balts-
more, /. At Phila a1elphia-Allegheny, 2: Athletic,
4. AT tWOrcester-Detroit,S; 8; Worcester,2 AtTroy-
Troy, g; Buffalo, z. At AtNewark-Boston, I2; Metro
politan, Z. At Observation-Disclosures 8; C!eve-
land, O.
The Washington Polo club expect to enter the
polo tournament to be held at Newport, X. l.,
be composed OF Messrs. Boyd, Cuttings, HobbS
Main and Heath, with Alien as substitute.
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THE EVENING STAR.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN The STAR

AaI-srNENTS-S Pare.
ATTCRSEYs-Sth PAGE.
AUCTION Sl,LEs-7th and 9Th pages.
Books, kC.-3d page.
BOAEDISG-4th page.
EUsISEss CHASCEs-4th page.
CITY ITEMs-Sth page.
COUNTRY real. EsTArE-4th page.
COUNTRY BoARD-ith page.
DEATHs-Sth page.
DRY GOoDs-1tii para.
IDUCAIIONAI.-ith pare.
FINANCIAL 9th page.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-3d pags.
ToE RENT (RoOms)-4th page
IOE RENT (HOusesl-ith PAGE.
For RENT (Niscellaneous)-4th p1-,.
For SALE (Miseellaueoasj-4th pas,.
ECE SALE (Houses)-4tl page.
GESTLEMEN's GOoDs-7th pa43.
HoUsEFURNIsHISGs-1st pass.
LADIES GoODs-3d page
LOST AND FoUND-4th page.
LIST OF LETTE. 9 81 page
MONEY TO LoAN-4th pIss-
MEDICAL, &C.-6th page.
MARRIAGEs-Sth PAGE.
Pickles, Excursions, &c.-Sth page.
IEEsONAL-ith pare.
PBoFFssIOSAI.-4th pags-
Pianos AND ORGAS,-7th pags.
PROPOSAIs-3d page-
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-lst page.
EAIIRoADs-6th page. Z.
SUMMER REsOKTs-3d pags.
SIECIAL NoTICEs-1st pA5,.
SPECIALTIEs-ith page.
STEAMERS, Keith Pass.
SAFE DEPosIT-1th page.
THE TRADEs-Tth page
TURKISH BATHs-Ith page.
USDERTAKERS. &c.-8th pase.
WANTED iHelp)-4th page.
WANTED (Situations) 4th pays.
WANTED (HoIIses)-4th PAGE.
WANTED (Miscelaneous)-4th page.
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vafle,s Remarkable Testimony.

y H
Harvey NJ. Vale, one Of the defendants In the
Star route trial, was put on the stand yesterday.
and gave some really remarkable testimony. Mr..
Vale ought to have the benent OF hts general de-
ntal OF having either directly or indirectly paid
Gen. Brady for doing any OF the things charged
against him in the indictment He should also
have the benefit of his own avowals as to business
methods OF 20 years standing, which, though ap-
pArently calculated to land him In hopelcs fnsOl-
vency, have. nevertheless, enabled him to pay his
way and to be, though not wealthy, ut least
"a fair liver.s Mr.. Vale, though he had
been In the mail business since 1860, b3caria
party In 1878 to series OF contracts. all OF which
turned out to be losing speculationS, though he
did not suspect IL In advance, and about which he
was SO ignorant that he did not know that there
was clause In each contract providing for It's
surrender. These routes were originally let for
So 46 and increased to s204S $685. and yet the wit
ness confessed his ignorance about certain essen
tial circumstances touching their increase and
expedition. He was q generous person, wfthal.
having fnterceded with the department for Miner,
whom he hardly knew, but whom he supposed 20
be without friendR Yet his relations with Brady
WeFo Of the most distant chASacter, and w1rh &
w. peE1ey he Wss d1a1lncfly pr4FteadIy. A lew
mQee N1fQee1eo uEe t0M ovEhe y 0n11A 10 -
s.
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Opening Price. in wau Street.

NEW YORK, August 3, II n. m-The Stock
market opened Irregular but in the main .ak per
cent lower than IL closed yesterday, the latter
~ per cent higher In the early trade there was a
fractional decline In some shares, but prices sub
sequentiy recorded an advance or Aals per cent,
In which St Paul, Northwest preferred. 81. Paul
Minneapolis, and Manitoba and Louisville were
conspicuous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-05
TeIegrapIlic RriefA.

At fire in Bryan f. Enos' furniture store I'm
West Philadelphia early this morning, the flremen
FOUND the place nlled with newspapers. soaked
with coal OIL and other combustibleS. The place
was heavily insured.
Several houses I'm the village OF st. Charles,
Manitoba, have been Guaranteed for smallpox
Ono death occurred yesterday, and one to-day.
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Adjourned asler I.ao4 nallots.

CHICAGO, August 5-Thc twelfth Illinois districA
democratic convention has adjourned TO meet at
Beardstown next Tuesday. The last ballot for
Congressman was the ], l,30fth, and stood Single
ton, %; Wfke, %: WitherS, IL; Goodrich, = which
was Substantially the same as the first
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Death Of a Prominent Baltimore Mer.
chant.

BALTIMORE, Nd, August 5.-Mr. Charles A.
young merchants OF Baltimore, died this morning
after short illness or typhoid pneumonia. In the
firms OF A. Vogeler Son & Co., Vogeler a Co.
and Vogeler, Meyer & Co., all large wholesale
drug and druggists speciality establishments In this
CITY.
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Suspicious Cases Of Sickness ON n
Schooner

GALVESTON, TRXAs, August 5--The schooner
henrietta, from Matamoras, with suspicious case6
OF Sickness, having been supplied with medical
olncerS and stores, viii sail to-day for the nearest
port having quarantine hospital
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The Sprague Case.

court this morning the case against Mr.. William
Sprague for contempt for not paying certain
moneys TO the receiver OF the Quidneck company
was dismissed. but Mr.. Sprague was ordered 70
pay over the money TO the receiver on or before
Monday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-05
General Foreign News

ENGLAND UNEASY ABOUT THE UNWILLING OF ruu
ocoNSEIL STATUE.
LONDON, August 5-A confidential circular has
peen addressed 10 the couatyinspectors throughout
Ireland, requesting them 10 report whether anv
large number OF persons from their districts ara
arranging 10 visit Dublin on the occasion of the
opening or the exhibition and the unveiling OF the
oConnell statue; and whether leading land leaQ-
uers or fenian suspects expected TO be present
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Walsh's Testimony i'm the Star Route
Cases.

Cases.
THE ATTEMPT TO BREAK IT powN-No CoNTRAD1C-
TIoN IN HIS TESTIMONY.
There has been studied effort, emanating ap-
parently from certain quarters not entirely inim-
ical to the star route defendants, to create i'm
preston that the testimony given by John A.
Walsh before the grand jury was contradictory OF
the evidence given 10y him before the Senatorial
committee on privileges and elections in the case
OF Spofford against kellogg, and to the end that
this subject may be fully understood we quote
from Walsh's testimony (Spoford VS.. Kellogg,
fOliOS Nos. 1921 and 1922:
Mr. Nerrick Counsel for Spofford. )-When did you
first come to WASHINGTON to residey
o.MWhat is your bus:ness!
a-MRere aA Renssfii s.i
Q-What business % were you in before you came here!
oT1st R he complete wh..
business we're you II there and what did you enter
Any business IN New Orleans at the time left was
general brokerage and q discoqnt % business on own
with keosx aaa any
e ssEser:'aY' Hsa any transaction with Mr.
Keogg officially ct an and pecSniarilv at ali.
bu. do l not recorect it. " '' u
ask you If =, business IN Ne,c orleans YOU were ever
brought into contact with Governor Kellogg officially
eiaE have asked asked him to appoint friends ot mine
with him officially. Ptcuiiarly, did not.
Q.-Your friends were appointed!
A-Generally they were not he not having very re-
tentive memory on that point it appears.
1t will be seen from the foregoing that the ques-
tions propounded by Mr.. Merrick referred to
Walshs relations with Kellogg in New Orleans
and not here. The testimony given by Walsh be-
fore the late grar1 jury, according to Walshs in
terviews in the New York Herald, related to COL
lections made by him for Kellogg in the formers
capacity as a banker since his (W.'s) residence IN
this Citg.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE ENGLISH In EGYPT
ANOTHER FENIAN SCARE.l
LOWER PRICES IN WALL STREET.
ENGLAND'S WAR IN EGYPT.
The Hrilish Rriaade af Raualeh

ENGLAND'S WAR IN EGYPT
The British brigade at Rauleh.
ALEXANDRIA, August 5.-Major General Grahaua
Will take command OF the British brigade az
Ramleh. -
Engtand's Course Praised by the Ger.
man Press
LONDON, August 5.-The Times correspondent ne
Berlin says: The greater part OF the German
press. referring 10 the occupation OF Suez by the
British, acknowledges that England has acted
wisely in occupying positions which now are OF
great Importance TO her.
How the Austrians Regard the Situa.
lion.
LONDON, August h-The correspondent OF the
Standard at Vienna states that the news OF the
occupation OF Suez has produced deep impress
sion: England's ascendency is now practically
acknowledged. Her calm energy and honesty OF
resolution are making themselves eyerywhere
ielt, and her prestige stands a far higher level
than IL has for long time past The Austrian
caolnet Is using Its influence 20 bring about an
UNDERSTANDING between England and Turkey
Every One i'm Rome Surprised
ROME, August 5.-The action OF the British I'm
occupying suez has surprised every one here.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

700 SUMNER GOODS. 200
Simpson Refrigerators; the Rapid" Cream Freezers;
Alcohol Stoves Water Coolers; Plated Ice Pitchers
Berry Sets Ice Cream Sets. &C., &c
DECORATED TOILET SETS.
Recent importations of Decorated Toilet gives
shrge assortment of new designs.
WILMARTH & EDMONSTON,
jy3l 7O9 MARKET SPACE.
d DEFRIGERAToRs AT REDUCED PRICES
PATENT CREAM FREEZERS.
FRUIT JARS, (best make)
JELLY GLASSES.
Gilroy's Improved LACE CURTAIN sTRETCHERs
GEO. WATTS.
ty14 314 7th street. doors above Penna. avenue.
EDDY REFRIGERATORS, 49,
PORCELAIN-LINEDC COOLERS
WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS,
ICE PITCHERS.
PRESERVING KETTLES,
JELLY TUMBLERS,
FRUIT JARS. &c.
NJ. ". BEvERIDGE,
1MPoRTER CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
E22 1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
PEFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS
AND OIL STOVES AT REDUCED PRICES.
Our stock of above goods being too large will sell at
low hEqres to close them out;
TROBES- FURNACES and SLATE MANTELS. An
Arents for DASFoRTH's vAPoR STOVE; the best
: DASFoRTH's "a FORTH FLUID constantly on hand.
yl2 III 9TH street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-05

THE LIrTLB DAUGHTER OF Mr.. Walter Allen, the
Washington correspondent of the Boston AdreT-
tiser, died very suddenly the Goth ult., at the
home OF her parents In Newton Highlands near
Boston. Mr.. Aliens friends will have the SYM
pathy OF his Washington friends In his bereave-
ment Mr.. Allen has taken position as editorial
writer on the AdcertiSer, and Will not therefore
return to this City.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s497, 5000; customs, s946 1876 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-05

AFTER CONGRESS ADJoURNs Secretary Chandler,
will order the Navy department to be closed at
O'Clock, instead OF four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-05

THE PRESIDENT hopes to be able to leave for
New York by Next Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-05

Nominations To-day. III
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
Ulysses s. Grant and VIM. Henry Trescott, com.
Mexico.
John II. Dillon, OF Missouri, secretary Of the
legation Of United States to Mexico.
Robert c. Croweil, to be surveyor OF customs,
port OF Kansas City, Mo-
Treasury:-James w. Johnston, OF Virginia, to
be collector OF customs for the district OF Newport
suryeyor of customs tox TIE pottok YOrktoNns II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-05

HONE, SWEET HOME, A PAMPHLET OF
II 26 paees, sanitary plumbing. issued for gra-
tnitous circulation. gives valuable information of
i very concise, clear and sensible epitome of
the general principles of plumbing and house drain
age" W Iaui Gerhard. civil and sanitary en9i-
nssr Newport. Il. l.. writes II wish to express my
tInanks 70 you for the pamphlet Home Sweet iome. u
TOO modes. title by ca,lins il advertisement 1t con-
tans. condensed in few pages, sound and valuable
adsice- i wish. only. househoiders would carefully
Ask for stores-3I7 9th street 17aO street
Dupont Circle.
Vll HAYWARD HUTCHINSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-05

SENIOR MATIAs ROMERO, the Mexican minister
arrived In New York from Washington yesterday
morning. To Herald reporter he said that In a
few days he would be able to communicate the
cause OF his visit to New York, but that at present
he must be silent. He added however, that it had
no connection whatever with the negotiations
regarding the Guatemalan boundary nor with the
presence here OF President Barros. He said that
the Guatemalan DISPUTE would probably be ter
minated In few days. He LETT for Washington
this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-05

THE PRESIDENT has received an invitation from
leading citizens Of Illinois, Iowa and wisconsin to
visit those states during the early autumn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-05

MINISTER MoNTuFAR's RECALI--Secretary Ere
llnghuysen yesterday afternoon received a note
from Mr.. Montufar, Minister from Guatemala. in
which he states that he is compelled to return &c
Central America, and thanks the President and
Cabinet for the kindness which he has received
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-05

A COURT OF INQUIRY has been ordered by Gen.
Sherman TO convene at Fort Grant, Arizona, Au-
gust IS, to Investigate the accusations made by
commanding the department OF Arizona, against
Gen. Eugene A. Carr, colonel 9th cavalry, OF In
subordinatton and diSObedience OF orders during
and after the Apache campaign OF last winter
The court ordered at the request OF Gen. Carr will
consist OF Gen. Edward Hatch, colonel 9Th cavalry
Gen. Luther r. Bradley, colonel 18th 1nfaLtry, and
Col Henry NJ. Black, 23d Infantry, with Lieutenant
Stephen w. Groesbeck, 9th infantry, as recorder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-05

CADET AT LARGE.-The President has appointed
Shepard Knapp Smith, OF New York, las cadet at
large to the military academy at West Point and
John Taylor HaineS, Of Missouri, as alternate.
There are now no more vacancies In the list OF ca
detS at large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-05

LIEUT.. HENRY NJ. LAZELLE, who has been re-
leved from duty as commandant OF cadets at
West Point military academy, is In the city, stop
ping at the Metropolital hotel. He will shortly
Join his regiment the 23d infantry, which is in
Missouri, under the command Of Gen. Pope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-05

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House today
were the Secretaries OF State, Treasury, War and
Navy, Senators McDill. Rollins, Miller OF Cal,
Seweli and Jones OF Fla, and Representatives
Calkins, Pierce, Aldrch, Jones OF Tex, Prescott,
Hepburn and Robinson OF o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-05

BILLS SIGNED BY THE PREsIDENT.-The President
to-day signed the legislative executive and judicial
bl the act to quiet title to certain land in Wash
ington, D. c.; the act to restore the Fort Benton
military reservation to the public domain; the act
to provide for the disposition Of the Fort Larn ed
military reservation, and the act for the relief OF
Mrs. Caroline Mott, Administrative of the estate
of DanfOrd Mott
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FFSDkYLAND CPAPEI~PREACHING AT IL AND
t-S communion service, by Rev. W. W. LOCK- Gin
einnat conference. Preaching at p. M. by Rev. w
+. WARD. of Foundry. All invited. 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-05

FOUNDRY NJ E. CHURCH, 14TH AND G.
l-@ streets IL. w-Preaching tomorrow at IL am.
by Rev. J. HYATT SMITH. ID. D., of Brooklyn, l.. /. ;
communion 1t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-15
A

The Gold Hill News favors the 70.
election OF Governor Kinkead and the
present State oficsrs.-Cdrson Tribune.
The Tribune is mistaken. The News
Is not in favor OF the nomination OF Mr..
Kinksad for Governor BY the Republican
State Convention. The News believes
that NO man should receive the nomina'
ton for Governor who has not sufficient
strength Of character to veto upcoustitu'
tional lottery bills and to refuse to ap.
prove claims against the State based on
a law which he admits he believes uneon'
stitutional.
The reason for the misunderstanding
OF tho Tribune in the matter Is perhaps
due to an error which was inadvertently
published in the News on the 18th in.
slant. In an article upon tho coming
election the News wal made to say that
with the exercise Of p~recaution the Re.
publican party car r~s-elect its Governor,
etc. The writer Of the article meant to
say "can elect" but BY mistake the word
'.rs-tlect' was substituted for Il, giving q
very different meaning to the sentence
than was intended.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-15
WASHINGTON Items.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-The friends
OF Sergeant Mason. who shot at Gui.
teau. having stated that there wa a "a.
tai defect In the trial In that the Judge
Advocate was sworn before Mason was
brought into court, the officers present
at the trial say the defect was immedi-
ately remedisd by the President Of the
Court, who Immediately stopped the
proceedings until the prisoner was
brought in.
The House Committee on Foreign A.
fairs will begin tho work OF the Chill.
Peruvian investigation tomorrow In
sarnest.s Shipherd has been notified
that he must appear at that time, and 1t
Is believed that he will come and tell all
he knows.
Senator Hill remarked to o friend to-
day that bis life was all behind him, and
that he was simply waiting for the end.
He is temporarily easier. but his friends
have NO hope for permanent improve.
ment. II transpires that Hill himself
has not had much faith from the start OF
a permanent cure, since cancer has been
commonly q fatal disease 10 his family.
The Secretary Of War has received .
telegram from the Commissioner OF the
State Of Louisiana at New Orleans as
follows: 1--WE are supplying 1000
souls for fifteen days with curtailed ra-
tons from the ZIG. 900 received. which
are now exhausted. Application is be-
fore US for fully as much more, and the
distress is increasing. We require OF
least $50, 900 rations additional" The
Secretary ordered the purchase Of lO0..
900 rations at New Orleans to meet the
demand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-15
The Jeanette Crew.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-Secretary
Hunt has received o cable message from
James Gordon Bennett ct Paris as fol.
lows: al have transferred the steamer
Lena to Lieutenant HARDER. and notified
him accordingly. She was put at my
disposal by the owner until September
/. As some repairs will be necessary to
put her in order for the use OF such
party. will you telegraph HARDER, Civ
ing him authority to take charge Of the
Lena on arrival at Irkutsk, and under.
take repairs, etc.2"
The Secretary te~legraphsd Lieutenant
HARDER, directing him to take charge Of
the steamer. and have the necessary re-
pairs made.
NEW YonK, March 14.-Mrs. Melville.
wife OF Lieutenant Melville, engineer
OF the Jeanette exploring expedition,
has received q letter from her husband.
in which he speaks Of De Long and the
others as having persisted at the mouth
OF the Lena river. aud intimates that
when he set on the search in which no
Is now engaged he was without hope Of
finding his comrades alive, but went
simply to perform q melancholy duty for
the discovery, u possible, OF their bod.
les. and whatever traces OF their hard.
ships and adventures they might have
left behind them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-15
Arthur 10 Run the Machine.

CuIcAoo. March IA Washington
special says: There has been a division
among the Stalwarts, and hsncsforth
tho President intends to run his own
machine and build up an empire Of bis
own. Having offered the Supreme Court
position to Conkline and Edmunds, the
President says he has bow paid his po.
litieal obligations to them and will not
further court them. A Stalwart ex.Sen.
ator says that trouble 10 brewing and =
decided split in the stslwsrt Ale 10 com:
ing. Conkling pressed Clarence Seward
for the place be refused. and his nomin-
alton was seconded BY ell the New York
judges except one. Judge Blatchford
himself asked for Stewards appointment.
The affront will probably anger Conk.
ling.