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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-06
The Markets.


BALTIMORE Nov. G.-Hirginia 6s deferred -;
do consolidated 593s do second series 35; past
due coupons =; do new 1O-I0's 49,, bid TO.
day Cotton quiet and steady; middlinss 1O3s
FLOUR quiet and lower to sell Howard street
and Western super SD 50a4 90; do extra 81 81
"A 70; do family 81 STa6 90; City Mills supeI
IS DEAD 90; do extra 81 25a5 So; do Bic
i'rands 50 10; Patapsco family So %: do super
iative patent 81 90. Whrat--Southcrn lower
Western easier; Southern red 1O3a1O6; dc
amber lO7a113: No ] Maryland 1911 asked
NO Western winter red spot 1O415al O45e Dec
lO6tIalo6as; Jan OSk,a1OS3t Feb 11Oal1 on,
March Ill bid. Corn-Southern ilrmer: Western
easier; Southern white SSa9O; new 75a7S; dc
yellow ST: new l3a75; Western mixed spot SOaS7
Nov 73aS0; year G5a65l, Jan Gth bid. Oats
lower and quiet; Southern 40a46; Western white
44a4G do mixed 4Oai2; Pcnna 42a46. RIVE Quiet
at 65aGS. Hay dull prime to choice Penna and
Md S14a1j. Coffee quiet; Rio carrocs ordinary
to fair gao. Sugar firm; A soft 93a. Whiskey
steady at 81 21a1 Do
Tomorrow being election day there will be no
market.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET. Nov. c.
Cattle dull; sales, 5000 prime, 6a.a7c good, So,
c6 y; medium, 434a5 lac; common, 3a,a4 bc; fat
cows 3a4Elc; sheep dull; sales, II 600; good 4as
a3E.c; medium, 4a4 He; fair, 3a3a,; common Oh
a3. Veal calves. to 10. Hogs in active de-
mand; sales of 5000 sold from 10 to II nc
CHICAGO, Nov. 6-The weather is cloudv and
cool; On Change at 11:3O wheat was iirmer to i,
higher. Corn hrmer to ls higher. Oats q high.
or. Pork iirmer to 5 higher. Lard firmer To 8
higher.
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New YORK ELECTION LAWS TO BE EN-
FoRcED.-Stewart J.. Woodford, represent
ing the criminal jurisdiction of the United
States, and John McKeon, of the city and
county of New York, had o consultation
Saturday, afternoon, and have issued man
ifesto to the electors of that city and county
that it is their purpose to cooperate within
their several spheres in the enforcement of
the federal and state laws at the impending
general election. They say there is no
conflict OF authority between the two
Jurisdictions and give united assurances
that the laws relating to elections
will be fully, vigorously and i'm
partially applied BY them in the prosecution
of any. and all persons, irrespective of their
official authority, whether state or federal,
who shall violate or attempt to violate the
laws. United States Supervisor Allen has
warrants for the arrest Of nearly one thou
sand persons in Brooklyn who are believed
to have fraudulently registered. The war
rants will be placed in the hands of deputies,
who will be stationed at the polling places.
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Governors at Fault.

To their EcccltcAcies iFUiiam 7. Hamilton,
Governor of Maryland, and HTUiam T.
Cameron, Governor Of Firgini0
We have observed in the public press Il
communication, dated October n, 1882 adj
dressed by his cxcel,cncy Gov Cameron to
his excellcncy Gov Hamilton in reference
to the violation of the laws against fishing
i'll the Potomac river, the following state
ment: II would instance the opinion of the
Virginia Coult of Appeals, Hendricks VS..
commonwealth. 1st March, 1882, V r. vol.
20, Matt. page 934, under which Il citi-
zen of Maryland found fishing in the Vir-
ginia waters of the Potomac and in viola
ton Of the compact between the States of
Virginia and Maryland, was held not liable
TO trial by the courts Of this commonwealth,
but could only be tried in a court of Mary
land. which had cognizancc Of such Of
fencesn'
We have also noticed the reply Of his OK
ccllency Governor Hamilton to the same, in
which the following occurs: II remember
that Hendricks, a citizen of Maryland, was
arrested by the police Of Virginia upon the
charge of unlawtully fishing in the Potomac
river; that he was convicted Of the alleged
offence in Fairfax County Court, and that
upon his appeal to the Court OF Appeals oil
Virginia the judgment Of the Fairfax Coun-
ty Court was reversed on the ground that
under the compact of 1885 between the
States of Virginia and Maryland, his offence
was not coSnlZablc in IL criminal court in
the State Of Virginia"
In the case above referred to, in which the un-
dersigned were counsel the Supreme Court of Ap-
peals OF Virginia affirmed the decision of The
County Court of Fairfax county, wherein Hen
bricks was convicted; and decided that Il citizen
Of Maryland illegally fishing in the Potomac rive,
could be tried, convicted and punished by the
courts OF Virginia, and the fact of his being 4 cit
zen of Maryland was no defence to the prosccu
ton. This will he apparent to any one who
Will read the decision of the Court of Appeals
Believing your cxccllcncies have fallen into III
unintcntioual errors in the particulars above mer
toned and representing, rs we do, many of those
who are affected by this decision, and whose ac
tions might be controlled by the publications, W,
respectfully address to you this open letter t,
correct any misrepresentation on The subject.
Respectfully,
CHARLES L. STUART
Counsel for Hendricks.
EDMUND BURKE
of Counsel for the Commonwealth.
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NEWS OF THE DAT
10 Sho~ the rcry age md body ofihr Times.

S"oG me rery age and body ofthr Times"
MIR. Blaine reached Washington OIL Satur-
day night.
Ex-Gov Hendricks condition is greatly
improved.
Bishop Keanc, of Richmond preached in
Baltimore yesterday at the cathedral.
4 violent earthquake has occurred in the
vicinity of Aintab, III Northern Syria. Sew
eral villages have been destroyed.
There is much feeling in Spain owing to
the menacing tone of the English press in
connection with the Cuban refugees.
j. B. Stickney, U. S, District Attorney for
the northern district of Florida, died in
washington yesterday. of congestion of the
brain.
Mark Gray, the would DC assassin of Ed
win Booth;was discharged ON Saturday from
tho asylum for the insane ut Elcin, ill.,. as
cured
Rev. Father Patrick Francis, for the last
seventeen years pastor of the church of the
Immaculate Conception, in Washington, died
yesterday morning.
Anthony Trollope. the novelist, while at
dinner i'll London OH Friday, was seized
with some kind of fit, which largely over
powered his mental faculties.
The report of L. L. Brown, president of
the Danville Tobacco Association, shows
that in the last month there were sold p
7SS, 5000 pounds Of leaf tobacco at an aver
age of SS.67 per hundred weight, against
IO2, 100 pounds for October last year at an
an average ofSl7.01. Internal revenue from
manufactured tobacco and cigars for the last
month amounted to $lOS,2lS.36.
,,, A dispatch from Virginia City, New. says:
The wife of Daniel Glassett, a miner, left
her home in a fit of insanity on Thurs
day night, taking her babe and two
small children. She returned next day with
the two older children, having been in the
mountains ell the previous nightin aheavy
snow storm, When questioned about the
babe she explained that it had annoyed her
by crying, and she had cut its head off with
Ratchet. Her statement proved true, the
officers finding the body of the child with
the head severed from ii. The woman has
been locked up as insane.
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A MALONE speaker in Leesburg night or two
ago told the colored people, who composed
nearly the whole of his audience, TINT
IF the democrats got III power again the
chains of slavery would be rivcted on the negroes
of the South And they believed what he said.
and will vote accordingly. And it is from their
votes and the votes of the hundred Thousand other
negro voters in the State from whom General Ma
hone says he can get any majority he wants that
Virginia now stands in imminent peril They
not susceptible TO the influence Of reason.
they are incapable Of reasoning; with the cxpe-
rence of nearly score Of years they have not
learned that their freedom has been greater boon
to the white people than to themselves, and that
their old masters could rot be induced to hold
them again as slaves. Suffrage, rightly estimated,
is not Only q privilege but a responsibility that
requires for its exercise the possession of infor-
nation and of the faculty of drawing rational
conclusions therefrom. and when used under such
conditions it is the buiwurk Of free institutions
Eu: the negroes as race have never manifested
such capacity they have eyes and ears. but learn
nothing from what they see al d hear; they run
from the word slavery little child does at the
sound OF The word bear, and in voting are guided
not by reason but bylgnoranee, prejudice or prom
Uses which if they were sensible they would know
cannot be fulfilled. Suffrage in their hands is one
of the greatest dangers 10 which the States of the
South are exposed for they form so large por-
tion of the population of this section that with
little assistance, with their united vote they can
put all those States into the hands OF any design.
ing any rapaeiouS white denagosues who NAV
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Mothers. Mothers =, Mother.,1,

rest by a sick child suffering and CRYING With tfe
excruciating pain of cutting teeth? ifso. 90 Mt
once and geta bottle of Mrs WINSLO Owls SOOTH-
ING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little suf.
ferer im.nediately-depend upon it there is no
mistake about it. There is not mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell you at
once that it will regulate the bowels, and give
rest to the mother, and relief and health to the
child operating like magic 1t is perfectly safe to
use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste and is
the prescription of one Of the oldest and best fe.
male physicians and nurses in the United States.
Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
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ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-Mr. H. 3. Wood
of Ottawa, Canada, fell asleep while riding
in his buggy one evening week ago, and
the horse wandered on to the railroad tracl-
Hurdman's bridge, on the outskirts of the
city, and stopped with the vehicle across
the rails: While in this position a train
struck the buggy, tore it away from the
horse, hurting it over the declivity into the
river below. Mr.. Wood, by the suddenness
of the shock, was cleverly landed on the
platform above the cowcatcher, with the buf.
falo robes in which he was wrapped still
around him. Strange to say, he did not wake
till the station was reached. but reposed
calmly in his position while being whitfield
through the air at the velocity of thirty
miles an hour His hat was blown off dur.
ing the involuntary trip, but he is thankful
for his escape with only the loss of the bu@.
gy. The horse escaped with a scratch and
was caught the next morning.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY EVENING, Nov'E. G, 1882.

WHETHER THE plan of the battle has
been we'll laid Or not, and whether all the
arrangements and preparations for the con-
Aict have been made in the manner most
conducive TO success, it is too late now to
change them; the picket lines have been
drawn in, and the field must be lost or won
Tomorrow The democrats will fight at
some disadvantage but ''thricc armed is he
who hath his quarrel just and the stake at
i~s,ic the rr,,t.c Of their State from the
hands OF the gang who have dishonored
and icspoicd her--demands their suprcm-
est effort. With the exception Of few Of the
more intelligent and self-respecting colorcd
people they have opposed to them all the ne
groes in the State, all the power and infu-
ence Of both the, federal and, the State
administrations, and the scalawag democrats
who have abandoned their principles and
deserted not only their party, their State and
their section, but even their kith and kin for
an office or the promise of one. And the
only help they have, and it is an uncertain
quantity, is that Of the true and conscien-
tious republicans, who, like those in New
York and Pennsylvania, deem the moral and
material interests Of their State Of more
importance than the success of the machine
politics even Of their own party. But they
have stout hearts, righteous cause and an
inestimable prize for which, 10 strive, and
are stimulated to exert themselves to the
utmost by the ruin and destruction incident
to defeat from such an enemy as that against
whom they will contend. The GAZETTE
has Willingly aided them to the extent OF
its power 1t has given line upon line and
precept upon precept. In and out OF sea-
son it has guarded and defended them,
pointed out the weak places in their own
and in the cneUy's lines, and advised them
to strengthen the former and attack the lat
ter. 1t has been an ever vigilant sentinel
on constant duty, and has done its service
to the best of its ability and with con-
science void Of offence. 1t will rejoice with
them in victory or mourn with them in de-
feat, and If. unfortunately, the latter should
be The case. no part of the blame, if there be
any. will attach 10 it. As il has not yet
los, faith in he intelligence and manhood
pflhc white people Of Virginia, it is conf
dent oi S,lcc"ss but it has heart for any
fate
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, NoVEMBERs s, 1882.
Sun rises. 81 Sun sets............. Sc
MARINE NEWS,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Str Norfolk, Philadelphia, by A Reed & Co,
Str Excelsior, Norfolk, to b Hooe.
str Lady of the Lake. Norfk. to f A Reed & Co,
or sue, baltimore, to J Brodcrs & Co.
str AFrowsrnith, lower Potomac to Poto
mac Ferry Co! = - ~ Wv
otr Mattano, lower Potomac. to John Lanpon
Htr Thompson, lower Potomac. to + A Reed
& Co. W ~ "A nee"
Str Excelsior, Norfolk, by p B Hooc
str Lady Of the Lake. Norfls by F Reed & Co.
Str Sue, Baltimore. by ] Brodcrs & Co.
Str T Arrowsmith, lowe. Potomac br poto
mac Ferry Co. y io'o-
schr Flying Sou id, Baltimore by W A Moore.
PASSED UP.
w Drury. anu Jus
.s ARRIVED AT WASHINGTON.
otrs sue. merchandise and passengers. BALI
more MO Norfolk, merchandise PHILADELPHIA
sShooners Kate Waters, sweet potatoes, Eastern
9nGlc, florence Randall, ice, Kennebec; Arlevlle
II II ferry' stone, Kingston, \ Y; Caroline lumber
n norfolk; Ewing. coal, Havre dc Grace: barges
Cumberland y 'oa''
MEMORANDA
Schrs Cherub!m, and Jane L Newton. from
Georgetown for Boston, at Vineyard Haven 3D.
schrs Earl L Mason, and William p Hood far
TINS port, sailed from Providence Cd.
ochrs warren Sawyer. and Lemuel Hall from
Georgetown, ut Boston 4th.
vs. Sclr Emerson Rokes, for this port, cleared at
from Fall River ID '''''"
Schr Charles y Simmons from Georga.own .,
Providence Sd. '"e''""'" ~
Schr General Ad.lbprt an,ee ro, 49,:
Boston itli '''' i'oi' IL
Schr Samuel II Waller from, co..o.
Providence ID ee''""' a.
Sehr ouhl'sht from this port, at New Haven 3D.
schrs Lanartine, from Georgetown and Maid
Oh the MIST, from Washington at Norfolk 18th.
>, schr Ruth Robinson, sailed from Gardiner for
Washington 2Stb. ~
;, schr Eva L Ferris, for this port. sailed from
Providence 3d.
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WHEN THE news comes in tomorrow
night OF the defeat of bosssm in the power
FIJI States Of New York and Pennsylvania
and north and south OF us the true men
OF ali parties sill be rejoicing at the happy
turn in the tide Of political affairs, how will
ii be with Eirginiars if they shall learn that
enough Of The white people Of thir State
have united with The ignorant and prciu-
diced negroes to prolong the sway of the
worst form of bossism MnhOncism, in the
old Dominion? Their humiliation is deep
enough rs il is. Heaven defend them from
Il greater depth!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-06

TnE >Nrt-MAcHlHE and better portion OF
the republican party at the North are unit
il. with the democrats Of that section to
put down bossism, to suppress political as
sc-smcn;s, to restore the purity of elections,
and to establish the rule OF honest and in
telligcnt men. Virginia republicans will
have all opportunity to follow their exam
pie tomorrow. Will they do so? The re-
suit of The election will tell.
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School Apportionment.

An extra apportionment to the schools has been
made for which city and county treasurers will
draw on the Second Auditor:
Alexandria city, S45S.20; Alexandria county.
S124.SO; Caroline, $64S.OO; Clarke, So7S 90:
Culpcper. $4,000; Fairfax, $4,000; Fauquier,
SS51.40; Frederick, $463.4O: Winchester, S172..
90; Hanover, S70O.10; King George, S242; Lou
doun, SSG1.So; Louisa, $40; Madison, s377.7O:
S s da S3l35o Orange s497 so; Page,
mock, $4,000; Rockingham, 81 ,114SO; Shenan.
doah. SG5050; Spotsylvania S3SO.4O: Freder-
ickshurS, $133.40; Stafford, S297.9O Warren,
S263.4n Westmoreiand, $500.
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WHAT THE Mahoneitcs of Alexandria are,
so are those in every other part of the State.
j. i! Ia sr"iI people that white Virginians
would cn;ruH their elections, their govern
ment, and the whole Of their moral and
material interests? They will answer this
question by their votes tomorrow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-06

TIE RICHMOND Wig, whose assertions hsTc
become reckless that nobody pays any atten-
ton to them, denies that the toe-nail Governor
is ignorant Of what happens under his own nose,
ard that he did know what he was about when
i'' ':rni. hi letter te Co... Hamilton, Of Maryland
III regard 10 tic Hendricks case. What its denial
IS worth can be seen by reference to an open let
Ter IN anothcr column Of to.days GAZETTE.
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40 GREATER, holder and moro fragrant outrage
was ever pcrpctrated upon community than
that committed upon the citizens Of this city i'll
thC matter Of tho 18th ward registration books and
ii MI the parties 10 it arc not punished the laws
officers will be dcrcl;ct in their duty
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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE TO VOTERS OF THE SECOND
WaPD -.sf-- -

The election or voting precinct for the Second
ward has, by resolution of the City Council
adopted the I'd day Of November, 1882. Ihee,
changed from the Sun Engine House to the CITY
Hotel at tho southwest corner of Cameron and
Royal streets, to room fronting on Royal street
On the lower, floor Of said hotel. Teste: -
JAMES K. CATION.
Eovizt Clerk Common Council.
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Brought out Perfectly.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 80, 1881.
II. II. WARNER & Co. Sirs-I had hoo,
great sufferer from acute kidney disease
which my physicians could not cure, but
short trial ofy your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure brought me out in perfect health.
CHARLES II. GERHERD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-06

THE RESULT of Tomorrow election will
prove whether or not white Eirgnians are
the degraded people "Clinton" says they
are. Whether they are really, as he asserts,
degenerate sons Of illnstrious sres.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Nov. G.-The stock market opened
firm ut a fractional advance from SATURDAYS
closing prices. In tho early trade the market
was dull and weak and prices fell of Las per
cent. At IL o'clock there was Slight improve
ment in the general list
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-06

The market opens quiet and easy. There is no
change to note in Flour But little Wheat was
offered and prices arc a shade lower, end we note
sales at looa103 for Fultz aud 1O4 for mixed.
Small lors of Corn brought G5 to Is for new, and
9o for old white and yellow and 50 so per barrel
Tor car No Oats reported and Rye brought 20
Country produce is higher
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choose TO deceive them with their false promises
They received the requisite assistance last year
in Virginia from the white people of the State
Saa!! they have it again tomorrow?
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! school house. Mr.. Brent spoke at Fairfax
station during the day..

John s Wise spoke at Leesburs on Sat-
urday: but as the 'bourbons" failed to at
lena the audience was slim and confined
principally to the colored clement.
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CANAL COMMERCE.

>, Arrived-Boats Edward Bayer, j II PARROT. ir
L Betts, Swift, anil S Howison, to American
, Departed J H PARROT, jr T L Belts, J
Swift and S s Howison. ''''
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Mental depression, weakness of the mus
cular system, general ill-health benefited
by using Browns Iron Bitters
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Take your tax receipt 10 the polls with
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T0-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Perm

PANAMA, Nov, 5.-The peace negotia-
tions with DonGarcia Caldcron arc finally
broken off and he has been sent into con-
fncmcnt at Angel.
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Take your tax receipt to the polls with
You.
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Take your tax receipt to the polls with
Won
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If You can't Bear" cough, Bull it. with DIR
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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The attention of Mr.. Mahones collectors
Of delinquent takes is called to the follow
ing paragraph from the Acts of Assembly,
1859:
''If any clerk or other officer shall issue
his blank receipt for any such taxes with a
view to the same being filled at future
time, or give receipts for any such taxes.
except in cases in which the money is paid
at the time of executing such receipt he
shall be deemed guilty OF misdemeanor.n
Let the democrats be on their guard at
every polling place, and watch closely the
collectors. Watch every voter who presents
such a receipt, and let the supervisors note
the name ofevery such voter.
Judge Charles E. Stuart, of this city, and
General Field spoke at Culpeper Court
House on Saturday to large audience.
The impression is that Culpeper will be all
right this time, and that Massey and Bar
bour will carry the county.
R. D. Beckley, Of this city, and J. NJ. Daw-
son, republican candidate for Congressman
at.large, addressed large audience at War
renton on Saturday night and made very
favorable impressions.
Messrs. S. G. Brent, f., Hawkins and
Others addressed the citizens Of the
comfy on Saturday night at Walkers
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Averse to q Loud Funeral.
Chicago Timee.

Hendrick b. Wright was regarded
in his congressional career as some
thing Of an oddity. Good, hard
sense was not characteristic Of his
public conduct, but his will. recent
made public, shows that upon some
points he was uncommonly sensible.
II want no display at my funeral -
said he, "nor any funeral sermon.
| wish no solid silver plating on my
coffin. My children may go in
mourning if they prefer it, but I dc
not. 1t il an empty, idle custom
and is disgraced in its Observance
an outside demonstration suggested
by fashion," Mr.. Wright put fortl,
his protest in country which is be-
coming the undertakers paradise.
In America it is difficult task to
bury man decently and in order.
The undertaken, the florist, the mil
liner, the resoluticn-writer, the oblit-
uary poet, add now to the terrors OF
the grave. Ifthe departed were SO
unfortunate as to have been a mem
Der Of some society, there must be a
newspaper parade Of resolutions con-
corning him. II he were a member
ola public body, it will adjourn its
session until he is buried, a proceed
ing unknown except in America,
and some one of his fellows prepares
eulogy in cold blood in which the
poor mortal is bespattercd with
praise. 1t is not all Of death to die
in this country. There is tho burr.