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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25
BABY TAlK.

\ Gwgg expected 10 sag ussii.-
things in court, aud particularly
when he has a toagh case. thai he
would no, think Of yiag anywhere
clse, or on any other occasion. Bat
when Mr Scoyii!a comes forward
with the charge that csrtain promi-
nent public 4on are really t. BE
charged with the assiuatioa % G8r-
field, he remiuds u7 lat tiEs Is mol
the vsgary of lawyer Is DESPERATE
straits. This sog pi political baaY
talk was current amoas tae gambs-
pam Jelly and5aa order % poe
litlcai commentators SeVela! months
ago. Il ceased, and as most uli-
grown men hoped permanently
some anne ago i.i.. sAoslsi lie
revived to- aide the ne. Eerue,s OF "a
lawyers argument possit iy aot
remarkable, but it IS at least t4e
proper occasion forouce aoTe buag-
ing the charge and IFS iaaker- u tse
bar OF judgment
Ii isto be observed aatihssciiar-e
originated and was no,t noty press
ed by men who for months daily
strove to impress upon t!e American
public the unworthiness of James
y. Garfield. he was held up To
public view IS maa o. daualfui
prObitv, as politician, as q pretend
er, rs q man who weat so Chicago
ostensibly to advocate The nominal
ton Of John Sherman. bat really 70
betray that gentleman it was open
" limited that be did betYay Sir.
Sherman. II AL tiiat these free
lances in politics declared 20 be true.
or at least probable, had peen true.
the object Of preierring such charges
must have been 10 demonstrate the
unfitness OF the man for aay posi-
ton OF trust, rs we'll as to prove ibat
he was not entitled ts toe esaectfaf
consideration Of naaAiad
These charges a1sl ..ass lBnuen
Goes, be il remeno red, vere not ia-
dUlged in by tic men Nao aTe now
arraigned as accessory 10 tae essassi-
nation. Some, Il aef AL d those
men, were foremost ia air0satis.g
the election OF JRmes &. bafiiela
To one Of them a great deai 81 credit
for the happy result vas ri deaiai3iy
due. Ii subsequently taere arcs
personal differences, j does not lei
low that those Differences wcre ii
any respect extraordinary and ana
precedented ia oar politics. 0a the
these differences bare aD
peared under every administrator
since tie Republien party atlsli.le
power IN the nation As well NIGH.
Benjamin Wade, iIarace ageeiex
lnd others have acca arraieaof Is
accessory 10 The ASSASSINATION q
ibrahanl Lincoln. Fer 10 tslal-
rart eyer expressed himself villa
aoTe yigor adversely 70 Garfield and
as policy than ,sal WaGe ana Gree
ey toward Lincoln and his polaY
'erhaps had Wilkes Booth Ilyea IL
'e arFsignel for his dreadful crime
le might haze ggote,i Ben Wasls
nd tie lgibaae N ipsiilieas.oa of
be deed. ana lbs eaaHssl, il be hati
:la e0atse! might ssaye. iii TIE las.
.raiis OF desperation, la.d Tie D.4Ae
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25
shocking Can:c sion OF a wife and
SON.

ClNcIyNaTI. o., Ian. Il. \ Rich
tnond, Ind, special says Susau,
Smith and her son :, c.lb have both
confessed their knoN.ei-e Of TIT
killing oi David S,uith ~ bis sau
Daniel, near Wasaiug IN, Wayne
county. Mrs. Smith ss4s ner aus
band went aat OF tire hag-e aud
Daniel followed ian. she aear,l
two shots, aud tleu D,riel caa. ual
told hcr az bal killed Ais tatasr.
Sh, admitted tnat ti,e aad s
ed Of putting hin out oi tie
Jac''b Snltii said that ae wt,il) a
honee sheu he nufl,r wis con
united, bat Dtniei told llirn d
soon a. he came iiotny.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25
Clever I1o.:u


y AAs.liNGgaS 5aagar rst
Goa ptcoller iaRranee A received
q COMMUNICATION ireta ] 4 HUM
i.aF easAisro ie tfst National
.;lnS ~ ie.tt5o 1s. .ies. enclosing
aHe 3eliA tllisi st1ls a0te glit
thFoa1a 1a 81 2 most artistic hammer
- hDai having disa'fbcd tire fibre
y. TIRE isl ~ i,iiecila tie ae
s.eui - we 4ses 81 tas Use
ms.ter wi.i bs eg2i,i5 g, el-
ts4i y ere,srs hui4 aa5 Us
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

THERT apDesfs to be little doubt
that Wolfe and his Independents =
VIII sooa be lHptled safely in the
BOSOM of the Democratic party.
Nreotiations iookins % that end are
nag pending. tie oulg question re-
aalnin tl ie ses,td being The
price that is 10 be paid The recruits.
The Washington correspondent OF
that very Independent journal. the
" Philadelphia Press, writes that II
a meeting Of prominent Pennsylva-
MA Democrats ~ tia. city, one day
last week. the feasibility Of coali-
ton with the Wolfe independents
was fully discussed; that il was
Confidently asserted that tue Wolfe
men would bolt the Regular Repub-
lican Convention, aad that coaii-
lion could be ioFael with them.
The basis proposed WAS for ihe
Demoeracg to take Judge Turnkey
of the supreme Court. as their can
didaie for Governor and give the
boAer The Iieasenau Governor and
: Sc etarY Of lnieaml Aaa.rs, the
u a..f,-i-..a t. r.ts. +, u
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

NmE-sHREAD and fatal ln eliecl
tlie smallpox continues To work its
'oatbsoale way over the country.
5ikiag terror into every elmmuni-
ty where il appears. and, as roie,
Sing them suHaisr. and
iadiug tlem entirely umrep1-ed
foril. effects. Vaccination is 3 pre-
c mioa, bct uot 10 al eases ~
I elton, for i IS known that even
PERSONS who have had tae msl-
pox are liable 10 contract Il again.
though this occurs rarely so That
one greater than Jenner must arise
to discover Q potent and ail-poweriul
remedy 10 stay the disease. Ii is
tie daty Of every one to avail him
or herself Of every means which
ience has prepared 10 prot Ct
themselves FROM tie loatlsome az
Fiction. As it is, there is 10 pro-
vision by law 70 enforce vaccination
II Pennsylvania. The public schools.
court room and business places,
workshops and market places are
daily crowded with people rom 81
lparis of tie city and county There
is no telling whether or not any Of
these people have The smallpox at
home-whether they have il IL their
lown houses, or whether the locality
! ia which they live is infected by it.
/ Il the law was made so that every
uan, woman and child at stated
periods were compelled to be vac
cinatci, there would be more pro-
lection derived from tae practice
/ But rs It Is not more than one ont
Of every ten persons who ought to
aval aemsclves of lAe process does
$50. This places those wao ID have
themselves and children vaeoiuated
iin HeIly rs much danger as those
iwho do not II vaccination aere
matte obligatory, ana therefore gen
eral, The protection wonia be sures.
at least the chances would be Ia r.
for ia community whore this prae-
tice ws enforced rot having the
poz all ia It's midst As the
case stands, we can do 10 better
tnsn earnestly urge Sic people to
adopt vaccination as . solemn duty.
+, S an awful Thing 10 contemplate
the deadly approach Of great
plague; but when this is done ear
4 ~, adopting al the means within
lour reach FOR protection against is
iravaees, the best steps are thereby
taken to stay 1t, ifuo, T. prevent lis
approach Indifference to these
flots Is nezs 90 suici 1t does not
follow chat because we urge atten-
ton t. tlis subject we are creating a
panic. Somebody must warn the
people OF aa approaching danger
like his. and who else can do & as
vel Is aic newspapers. We dis
caarga this duy with alacsi.y, be-
cause u IS an important one. Let
every man of q family, and every
man and woman not thus blessed,
.at once see that they are vaccinated.
It is o question of life or death,
which IS certainly -uaicicnt 70 make
any one act.-Haaisb.gg 7s'cu iph.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

upon certain Republican leadgr'
piecis.l ly rs Mr. Ssoviih i ea 10
iiis We fav mdy o fellt ulaa
these partt.l fscts u l,'sitic
iiay tliis lllae 10 comprehend
WIGS the csirses - Fl 4
lie tsfs o. lssll-asN M
baiisi O children b nAa
anNf lAy 81 tie listes u, #a
lves however characteristic q 3
tain soTs OF Journalism It aY ls'
Their his been too mueh of Il ~.
Us hoc there will be an asl o Z
wbea he lips OF GGileaH siiail -
sealed Phfia,ltipbig Nsra iassi
I'm,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

EaADISc, Jan.-In response 10 8
call issued by State Superintendent
higbee, u convention composed Of
chool apelntentlrnts fron the di.-
iefent counties. cites and poroughs
0. Eastern PeHnsy lgania convened
ilcre yesterday, aEd sixty 0rsevcf
persons answeredro.l-e3. d.. ii
5ee was made president agd HIoiss-
sor Smelly, of York, secretary. y
aumber oi chauea in thelaw relating
to certiiicates and r f,ioaas aere sug
ge-ted and fully discussed. Ano
the sUegstlons was one THAI six edI-
cstinn commissioners ba api0iuted
20 hold office for three sears, tao
uew oaes 5eingappoiated every yr.lr.
at salary o. 5000 each, lese cuni-
m'ssloners, tesether wi'h t e proci-
pai oi each nermai school, co.'s -ti-
tute a board for the examiusiioa d.
candidates ior certificates rom ns.-
Hai schools and to have power t3
grant fuli diplomas. The couyel-
ton viii be N session tnree dal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

i' jan iNear na-
uistl s0dt3 ng tier-au Serk
unrsl4rs3 eam hi Slot
'.a eute.taE ai D
inside. M Dfsbg as
aN 3Ses ~ tee aa.-e ila,.a te
rsleer oPAiip tae 'ra Jf ~.
iiiam.s, ,hog-li did so r I5
lIa at tie tlae tha. day u was
s7easlae - tie p, el 9llS-
iug it WIS @erHing heaeas ans=d q
ana wea down in the kaatH ,5
make a lire a tia stove Gae
dwelling aid store are ia ,te saai
binding le Kitchen ,eiag ia tat
re palta- tae Store. EstE ~! en-
tr=reo h Il. II vsswiaie 81 Bars
this aoac er e pgrpass Ct et-m-
aoae kiuaiiEg wood thar - Fee=..ei
Sac man ereus SHOT The 1 ea-
tered the rislt pres- 3h" robbers
lred two other shots, bus witaoul ef
ltct, and taen He'd ,ar0a iaesr1 .t
tore ro0ia door an b de tae.c -
cape IS they had no li.at ani
Sir. Begk)ey m,d none se e5gld aa,
give any description TIA. would les@
30 their identity.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25
: Shocking story Reported fro;a ,
2en,ackY Town.

L7Ci Vile kY, Jr. i9-
3. f'lla4tl, treatT ifFt e4t
iaar -ur 8i nala ~
Us l. III aa tis iae ss1-e
revealed t.e aeli ui- ed
81 af 4l- we sa, tgp er-.
h4ig had e ngpoaan ursa.3e
tIm ycf flF llg eI 500
Watss i.e al tp Hay brother
il.-e na 81 ns upon
Us ni iat aeii s iinal-
Nea eraz III ex lts.7-s! 8 fear
of g lr3n AVIATION, s1d acting
GHCer a a.uelAaslen ise AROSE
from ea sad o3k al aud
SJa r aote - each - lli3
q -fers struck them 8a.d la
dae1 ed, icy never SEosiue
iroI 81 le e Blow cane IFS
Wiz. ~assaed, ard etsli.9 oat
Of be eou .y,a,siy aaelaPscd % Re-
sira im bge S. S knocked down
ami t7 m,iialed lie n
weui iiui.e eSs ra9m, a.lsi ae
raising he bloody * 90 sli4a .3
II deeg.y 1850 lae arsasl li'st .i.sa t.s
W fHu 10 iHflney, tklug asa
sfon hrs tlat IRE lad ise. iam.
iiie Wine, a4 1oal sixty years
nd aad @ ifrGer ~ 9ccupatiea
lc % asi gluse, economical
..tr-- ra.f. 4st fa.f nts.ftssfi ~.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

PEE.DENv AETuCR has removed
no one from oiliee, and BIS appoints
menss to SD vacancies have been
almost universally commended.
This has compelled the grorl rs
and Kicsers % set Up men o straw.
whose appointments they profess -
fear, to give themselves q Glance to
rail at and denounce the Prasideut
As soon as one Of The straw loas
IS disposed Of, by filing The gacs cy
with aa unc1ce egsoaable lnAn, we
find another man of straw 81. up,
and the President roandiy rated ey
the diseonsclate genticmen WHO are
dissatisfied because tlex ere BOT
permitted 90 run tain-s.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25
CLEANIEGs.

President Ae.uUR, IN an inter
View with Governor Poster, Of Ohio.
the ether day, said; q intend to
know no factions in the Republican
party ! desire the support OF al
good men" There is no doubt this
is the Presidents disposition, and It
IS the very reason why som 5ad
men DO not Ike him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

Hos. sINaN NpLT. oar oosui
General ai Cio, hss ior4 4raed 70
Treasurer Giiiliaa sl23), collected
bv him from ghe Kheaiye and other
friends Of America, resilient ih
Esqp.. tor the. Garfield Nmorial
H9sai.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

WnLIAH Il ENcL1eH -le ia'
Democratic caaGi te ior Vice iie--
ideut has bcen sued lor pay ~
speeches made ia Indiana for winch
he promised t5 pay-aad didnt.
lie los the State, and rs the speeca-
es apparently did no good, he re-
used 10 psy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

Fnx Hon. james T. wilson one
Of tie ae- Republicans ta tie
West. hss beea eleted ia'ied States
Senator from iowa lar iy years,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

THe supreme Court o Illinois
has declared ilesai the aa mpt O.
school boasds, 10 iha. State, 70 pro
vide separate schools for tAe lnsuuc-
,icr of eoiarea children
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

gHE New York Tribune became
very indignant because "the Ssal-
warts Of Brooklyn sent Guiteau ?
check for $1,000; and now that the
check proves to be bogus, the ether
New York papers are inclined 10
poke ian at an editor who was mean
enough to. suppose thatihe stalwaris
would contribute 10 thc aid Of an
assassia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

ssSAror MlrcHhL has ourthanks
lor copy Of the speech Of Hen.
.Iastn ;. Na5rili, q Vermont on
IRE hili 10 oaQrsint q tariff COMMITS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

AZ fAe general election OF 1872
tic ioliowiRg States VIII elect Gov
ernors, VIZ Alabama, Arkansas,
California, Colorado. Connecticut.
Delaware, Kansas, Kentucky, Name.
Massachusetts, Michigan, Nebraska.
Nevada. New Hampshire. Now York.
Pennsylvania. Soath csrpliua. Tor
nessee and fsxas 0f these Twelve
States aaSo Republican Goreaofs
anl sgFg Democratic Governors
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

!. 3ae ifai setting upon Mrs.
Gariiel pension % s5e99a year
.er e teeon.es law, L will So isa-
s9tsslisle fsr ssaE cue . caar-e ~
sress m having treated tie late
Presidents wisaw with illiberaliiy
Il las already notified its sslen.ion
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

Of assuming al tie expensc con
ncvted with Nf q rfeld's ekIc-s,
fnd g add 'he pea suggested 70
III tliat has set plyiQasly gisea
viii l'a eeusgea~ IIaw far
t'm e ae tE is'-
M a.ii'asloes of wi8lnh
Ass Gafasi,i aas boon tie recipient
is, Howeve q question IS 70 which
there is room ior song difference Of
opinion
MR. ScoYIlLg INDUCED in TRADE
OF abuse In his speech before the
jury on Wednesday, raving wildly
against several distinguished men.
among taem lie President Of the
Umled st II ins TO look As
9 Mr. ~, eilie's miad was giving
way un3er ie long continued strain
of iAe triad, ieast ihis is . charita-
bic zpluaton Of bis unlicensed
hafansue ii Air. seoyilles Theory
al the assassination we're 70 pass
current j would establish a rule
that aencelurth ne msn ssaii base
the risht 10 assume ile attslGae o!
opposition N politics lcss .emay be
held espoa4hie ip iae Cd OF s9me
arch head whose oPposilioa takes
the form q murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28
NEWS or THE DAY.

The Pope yesterday created seven new osrd.
ssls, iIcladieg Archbishop McCabs.
President Arthur yesterday nominsted Ster'
ing P. R9u6ds. of Chicsgo. TO bs public printer.
Senator Bsrj. Hill WAS reptr:ed yestsrd,y by
his physicians az beIog much better. Hs will
remain at Philadelphia for several days.
40 explosive she'll WAS throwp into house
near Lstter Kenny. oouny DJnegsl. Ireland,
yesterday. and two rooms wero completely de-
stroyed,
Sooator Hampton presented in the Senate
yesterday a memorial from The Charles Cd
Chamber Of Commerce endorsing The Maryland
>nd Delaware Ship Canal.
rep16se Advocate General Swain made his
Secretarthe case Of Sergeant Mason to The
thst the ssntMar yesterday, 10 which he holds
by reason of osrtai6 the cour martial is invalid
lies 10 ths prooaadioos SuIarities aud informali-
rs curt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Mar. 2a,-Virsini. G's deferred
l39 do consolidated G81; do "a series &c; past
due coupons 81; new 10 40s 4:4 bid to-day.
Cotton steaey middlings lGA. Flour quiet and
steady. Whea.--Southcru steady: Weaie,n
lower end dull !; Southern rcd l35sl4O; do am.
Der ls5tl4S; No Wes!ern winter red SPOT
l:I9 aekad; Mar 1871 asked; April 137al3TS ;
May lSSsslSsii June l"iisl26; July 12Oisl2CS
aug ll64alli3 CORRESPONDENT s!eadv; West
ern dull Southern white sc: do yellow rs: Wess.
era DiIe1 spot &C sshed; April ,5I,Tjs
May 'G!a1es; June 7e9.7fs Oats higher and
moie active; 5outhero t3.tG; Western white
at $4,000. Hay unchanged Coffee sim; Rio
ca,goes ordinary t. fair 9:0. Sngsr firm; A
set %. Whiskey steady a. l leAsI 10.
NEW YcRK. Mar. IS Stocks lover. Money
T. Cotton quiet snd steady. up!ands 1876:
orleans IL 7:l6. Flour quiet and firm. Wheat
opened ts5 lower but afterwards became s.ror Q
ey, recovering The decline. Corn quiat ana a
shade stronger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28

The nomination of Mr.. Rounds Ter the posi-
lion Of Pub'io Print.r. is another eVIleIco that
up to date, ct lsast. while General Malone may
bs oil powerful with regard to tho disposal OF
the federal patronage 10 Nireiois, c,rc;rnipg
that without the limits of the State be is u
terly powerle,s. He tried to have Mr. Van
Auken mado Surveyor General first CT Wash
legion ard then Of Usah territory bat fsiI,d 10
both attempts. and 10 the nomination referred
to has again had bis requests disregarded, for
be asked tho Presidcot to nominate for the
place of pubic printer his friend. MsiIr Wsl
ker Of Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
To Days Congressional Proceedings.
SENATE

TIE President pro TEN. submitted q mttsage
from III, President Transmitting o:mmuulca-
,ioo from the Secretary of The Interior With an
sec>npaoyiog latter from tbs Commissioner Of
Patents submitting supplemental estim ate fur
50 approximation of $50. 500 for tho employ
uont Ct Is assistant principal examiners of pat
ent st CD eEnu.l salary OF So. 100 each. R,feI-
red.
Mr. Shelmap, frJG tie Finano, Committee
rep!rtcd the Senate bill TO facilitate the pay.
mept of dividends to the creditors of tho Freed
mems Savings aud Trust company. lDirsc'iog
payments OF dividends to b, msuo With CHECKS
on the treasurer of the u. s., ut tho oi'y Of
New Ie!k with suna VII ten CHECKS 90 may be
approved ey the s ,crotsry of the Treasury,
TSo bill VAS passed.
HOUSE.
Mi. CalkGs. Of lad, chairman Ct Ito Com
mittee On Elections called M, IS a privileged
question. the case ct NJ. ID. Ball claiming seat
as delegate from Alaska.
Mr.. kaott, of KY, raised the p,iu! of order
that tie nattor was DOT privileged in as much
So tbere was 10 lsw authorizing the election ef
q delegate from Alaska, % motion connected
ai'h this Alaska question could assume any
privilege. a man tlec!ed ct toTn meeliog,
perhaps held at bis own instgstioo aud without
authority OF lay, CANA here s5d claimed that
this was so ovtrshadowirg question Ct privilege
to which The tariff question, the appropriation,
bills aud eveiy other measure must give way.
Mr. CslkBs CLAIMED tbs. the question was
ouo OF privilege involving as it did the right of
tho people OF Alaska TO rspu s9nta!iau either
through 81 inherent righs. or 10 accordance
with treaty silu|stio3s.
Mr.. Camp. CT N. Y, atd Mr. Haskell, CT
k,o., sustained the pint CT order holding shst
uo'i Territorial government was established
10 Alaska, the question OF the admission of a
deltgEo was noe privileged.
Mr.. Snrir get. of Ills +, took TIM ssme kr ;urd,
while Mr.. Aiosley. Ct Ii,h9, commended
that there ecu ID be 20 higher QUESTION Of priv
lego than ono sffsctiDg the rights Of ths people
OF any section TO representation. Tho people
OF the Territories were ts2,d wiihou. The light
! Of repre- s:ntatioD, and he trusted that The Con-
nittee On Elections would frame BIZ! that
Ionld give delegates ihesisht to vote.
The Speaker sns.sin1d tho paint CT order
sta!iog st tho Same tim, that the ua,tor was
no! before the Eou1a in IS much rs when the
CoInit!oo on Elect ons had sui mtted it, re-
ports they had been referredi.to tho Committee
on Terri!o1io, tor its consideration.
ON motion OF Mr. Kelly, of Pa the morning
hour was dispensed with, and then My. Kelly
moved that the Eouss 60 into the Com mit.ee of
The Wolfe, stating that his intention WAS to call
up the Tariff Com mission ball. which, IL ction was
lost BY vote tf yes 5 81. nays III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28

When the bill for the admission CT Dakct,
into the Union as State she'll come up for dis.
cussion in the Senate, it will sford the demo
Gratis an excellent opportunity Of exposing the
ridiculous iasincerity of soma Of the republicans
who oppose that bill for the professed reason
that Dakota is tainted with reputation. while
for more than year p.ss they have been givir G
their countenance al d port to party in Vir-
ginia whose fundamental pli.ciple il repu-
di tion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28

Raw. Henry Ward Betcler is .uch @ lover OF
toe whole human raoo that though American
laborers now fed it hard 10 obtain work. he
would Oppose no obstacle to the unrestricted
immigration OF Chinese, 8, that the ctualry
would be flooded With cheap labor. Mr.
Btcher. like most Ct The fliecdJ of foreign
missionary societies, has hia eyes - foil of the
wants of men sbroad that lie cin net see the
necessities OF tbcs, at home. In this resi- &C..
be resembles the fiierd Of nsn 10 Virginia. tho
great leader Of The liberal movement 10 hisS:ate,
the frs. Southern Boss. who is SO soliciteus
that be, too. is 10 favor Of Chincse cheap lebcr
though such labor wonld dapriv, tbs negroes
of their sole means of subsistence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28
Murder.

GALyekTJN, Texas. Msrch GA special ftom
Jacksborough 10 the News gives tbs particulars
OF amurder committe d in Archer county, twenty.
seven miles northwest of sclssborcuy. Three
disguised III ar, one Of whom WAS w. w. Parks,
moonshiner, called 81 the house of citiz ~
named Brookcu!, against whom theo hid q
grudge, Erd .lIed him to the door, when they
killed him Instantly. The assss.los then es.
capped. and are still 1t largo. a libarsl rewsrd
is 6,a:ed f,r their capture
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28

The presentations OF the Presidents First
public reception this evening will to made BY
Dol. Rockwell, Commissioner Of Public Build
inzs and Grounds. The Marshal ofthe District
OF Columbia formerly msde the presentations 81
tn, Prssiden.'s reception, tu. notwithstanding
the republicans protested love of the equslily Of
the rsc., II q; ruls WAS chsnetd when the
negro Fred. D,uglass was appointed Marshal,
and il hAs neqar haen reatnrnG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28
Steamboat Wrecked.

ELw HAMBUaGII. N. Y. March 2S.-The
steamer Thomas Cornell, which wss wrt cied
short distance below this plac, while going
South during heavy fog last nigh, struck on
Dauskemitet Rt css q. 9: 90. She drove upon
them With foil fNc,, her bow ploushirg up the
rookie 10 height Of Is feet. Shc has broken
IL two. AL haIds esc,ped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28
Town DESTROYED.

lTEcHBURa. Va, Mar. .S-InLelligence
tire destruction On Saturday nigh. By fro of the
town of Grumpy. the county see. CT buchanan
equity. The court house. clerks cfice, jail.
two hotels, Two stores, 81 many dwellings,, in
fact all the heart CT the town WIS consumed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28

la the House Of Representatives, yssteld.y
toe bill for the admission Of Dakota into the
Uuiou Vas sent back to the committee on ter
rllorieR. with the protest cf Mr.. Halls, rsciting
alleged iepudaion 10 ono OF The counties Of
the Territory aud The House bill erspticg per-
siops to the widow of john T}lsr, James K.
Polk. end James A. Garfield was passed.