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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
THE EXAMINATION FOR WEST PoINT-The de-
c1SiOn upon the examination which was held by
MesSrs. Kemper, Fekln and Blackburn On We'd
neSday evening last will not be made for about
two weeks The examination papers are lengthy,
and each one is to be passed upon In turn by each
OF the examiners. Upon the report OF these ex-
aminerS Will depend the nomination OF cadet to
West Point to be made by Hon. John s. Barbour.
the Representative In Congress from this district
FINANCE COMMITTEE.-The finance committee
acted last night upon the claims Of Nails and
others, and after discussion OF the Ferry sub
scription, adjourned until Monday night. They
Will make report to the city council next Tues
day night
READJUsTRR MEETING = arrangements have
been made to hold a readjuster meeting at Armory
nalt next Wednesday. Speakers from Washington
The ALEXANDRIA FERRY TO oMARYLAND.-A num-
Der OF leading business men OF the city have
united in the determination that under no ctrcum-
stances shall the proposal for a steam ferry con-
nection with the Maryland shore fail These gem
tlemen are men who mean business, and the eStab-
lshment OF the steam ferry before next summer
closes may De regarded as certain.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The Good Templars here
nave mace extensive preparations for the recep-
ton OF their Washington brethren who will visit
LhlS city on Tuesday evening next Judge
Sangsfer Will open the March term of his court
here next MOnday.-The bill before the legsis-
ture to make partition or sale OF tile Old court
house lot here has been officilly printed.-The
only prisoners at the station house this morning
were an Insane col0red man and lad charged
with 1lghting.-Annuncfation ton services were held
at the Catholic church here this morning.
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The Coming Cabinet Changes.
Mr. CHANDLER AND Mr.. TELLER BOOKED FOR POSI-
TIONS

The STAR has authority which it cannot doubt
for the statement that the President a few days
ago rendered the position OF Secretary Of the Navy
to William E Chandler, Of New Hampshire. Mr..
Chandler accepted the appointment previous to
leaving for Fortress Monroe, where he now Is
It is more than probable that both Mr. Chandler
and Senator Teller's names for the Navy and Int
rtof departments respectively, viii be sent to the
Senate on TueSday-next
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AN EXAMINING BOARD, composed OF Rear Admi.
rails Worden. Febiger and Patterson, has been or
deIsd to convene at the Navy department On the
27th instant
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Old World News by Cable.


FENIANIrN KAMTANI IN
LONDON, March ga dispatch 10 the Times
from Dublin says: There can be little doupt
that Fenianism is terribly rampant here.n
GERMAN woRKNEN FOR THE PANAMA CANAL.
GBerlin dispatch 10 the hOr'nirg Post says Ger
man workmen and architects are being engaged
for the Panama canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-25

BIDS were opened yesterday in the supervising
architects Office for furnishing the granite for the
basement OF the Plttsburg custom house. The
Bardweli granite company, Of VInal Haven Me-
were the lowest bidders.
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DOUBTS At PFRrrS-
DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND

BERLIN, March 25-The RfeItz Zeit'nig expresses
doubts whether the Emperof OF Russia has suf.
| ficient power at home 10 make hs resolve in
favor Al m cap
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ARMY ORDERs.-The leave Of absence on sur
geon's certificate OF disability granted Major
Thomas j. Hanes, commissary of subsistence, u.
8. A, is extended six months on account OF sick
ness; leave for four months, to take effect soon
after May l. 1882 as his services can be spared by
his post commander, is granted Second Lieut.
Thomas j. Lewis, % cavalry.
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ILLICIT STILLS SEIZED.-The commissioner Of in
ternal revenue has received a telegram from Col
lector Young, from Raleigh, N. c., stating that
deputies captured the illicit still OF Pleasant Siler
on Wednesday, and that OF John Burkes on Thurs
day. Both dlStiller1es are in Western Chatham
and were in fun blast at the time Of capture.
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SMALLPOX REPORTS. - The national board Of
health reports that for the week ending March
IL there were cases Of smallpox in Waterbury,
Conn. II cases in the District of Columbia cases
and deaths In Richmond, Va, and for the week
ending March II there was death In San Fran
cisco, and IL cases and deaths in SEWER county,
Tennessee. ~
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR AS HOsT.-A republican
Senator who was at the Presidents dinner on
Wednesday, says he has dined at state dinners in
the Executive Mansion with every President from
the dinner this week was the finest in every re-
Spect he ever saw there
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THE Secretary OF War has not decided whether
1t Will be best to transfer Assistant @. NJ. @. Hoa-
bird to Philadelphia or not He has been on duty
here comparatively short time, but his efficiency
Is generally acknowledged. Until the Secretary
decides upon this point the proposed changes in
the quartermaster's department will be delayed.
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THE GAY BOYS OF THE SENATE-Senator An
thongs birthday will be April 1st when he will be
67 years old, the age as Senator David Davis.
Senator Morrill, will be " on April 14th. He Is the
oldest man In years IN the Senate, but Senator
Anthony is the senior Senator by length OF con-
u-iuouS service in the Senate.
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DEGPLL'S MUTUAL LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
u coSfANi OF BALTIMORE. BID.
Do not fail 20 insrrc the life Of Your horse eyanet
Death. BY sccieis disease, IN good re able corn
lnAS LOSES pai1 rroslTfsy- JANIS g. KRANER
Ienpoysvnnia avenue northwest.
AtsU goCa AeeatD xzatcd. psc3-sts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE TABERNACLE.-SERvIC AT THE
t-S Tabernacle, W. ". HICKS Minister, 9th and b
streets southwest Tomorrow Morning at IL I'm. and
Evening at 80 D. m. Sabbath School at am. 1t
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received from Engineer Melville, under date OF
January ga copy OF letter OF instructions sent by
him to the local governor of Verkhoyansk, as to
prosecuting dillgent search for De Long and his
party, who, he states, will be found near west
bank of Lena river, and South of the hunting sta
uon at Gu Fina. Either dead or alive, they must
be between that point and BulcOur. He urges
careful search on the high ground away from the
river bank, as well as the bank also. Also exam-
hatlon or all houses for books or papers which
they be forwarded to the United States minister
at st. Petersburg. Should the bodies be recovered
they are to be placed in house for future recOg-
milton, banked up by snow and ice for preserva-
ton. Search for small boat should be made from
west mouth OF LenatO and beyond east mouth of
Iaua.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21
Why He is Rejected By the
BOurbOns But Chosen By
the People.

There is no better evidence that
the enemy has felt the formidable
strength of our candidate and their
tinal disastrous defeat, than the fact
that they have concentrated ell their
forces and staked every thing on the
single weighty argument(?)-that
Mr. Shelby has not been known as
Democrat. He is able enough, pure
9 ongh, but according TO Bourbon
requ rsments he is found wanting.
i1c nas not crawled in the dust at
she crack of the p-rty lash, nr sc
knowledge the infallibility OF king
caucus.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21
OUR LIMESTONE LETTER.
Notes and Incidents Gathered for
the Gazette.
Col F,Oyyp'S Death

Notes and Incidents Gathered for
the Gazette.
Col. loves Death.
ATHENS, Oct, 10th 1882 With sai
feelings of profound regret we received
on last Thursday morning BY Telegraph
the death of the late Hon. VIM. NJ
Lowe, which has east gloom all ovei
our sunny land. One day in Life, anc
next in death So ended the career o1
great and good man. He was consid-
cred great friend to the colorei peo-
pie OF. the District. and hoAored and
loved accordingly. And his death will
be sadly mourned, while his loss will
be keenly felt BY all.
Yet We hope 10 find III his successors
all that could be claimed Of aim.
see that the Hon. d. d. Shelby i.
spoken Of as s'the man for the hour
God moves in a mysterious way his
wonders 70 perform" Then let Us hope
that in ,he loss OF one whom we know
to have been true, we may find in the
Hon. D. ID. Shelby his equal. 1t Il
conceded here in political circles that
the late Wm. Nj. Loves strength in The
canvass, will be very easily concentrated
on d. d. Shelby, WHO is spoken of here
on all sides as being very high toned
and popular, and man oi rare abilities.
There is work TO be done though. for
the Bourbons are not leaving stone
unturned that can be turned. Yet we
are hopeful that all may be well in the
end.
The big show passed off quietly, there
being large attendance,
The Bar becue was a very tame affair,
not being well attended on account OF
the rain.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21
I.oMnO.
~
STATE NEWS.

Montgomery is expecting to have a
lecture by Beecher this winter.
A banana tree is fruiting in Troy.
Wade Caruthers died in Courtland
October 8.
A Troy Mother boasts of bouncing
daught weight 2 lbs at birth.
The Talladega Fair opens on the 3lst
and continues five days.
Judge Nat Cook died at Hayneyille,
Oct il, aged S4.
An exchange credits Narth Alabama
with female drummer for jeans.
A Demopolis la iy claims to have ju t
lost by death canary bird at the riie
age OF 27 years.
The Watson brothers, who assaulted
Editor White of the Troy Messenger,
for criticising their iewelry business,
has been held in the sum of $500 each
for assault with intent to kill.
AT last Sunday mornings se' vi es
of Elder Jaekson's Church in Court
land the collection amounted to $50, ,55.
VIM. King was shot and killed last
Saturday at Pikevile, Marion County
by Ira Stanford.
Hon. Arthur Birmingham spoke to a
large audience at Gads,len Monf;ay
night. AS the Republican nominee
for Congress in the Seventh District,
he is making a thorough canvass.
a little son of Mr. James Doree, near
Deatsyille, was killed by tree falling
on him which was cut down by his el
| der brother.
The Union Springs Oil Company al
though the Mills run day and night
working TWO sets Of hands-is unable
to I'LL its orders.
| NJ. J. White, of Henderson, had II
bates Of cotton and a gin house burned
OH the 18th.
The school tanght at Decatur by Mrs
Lusk has closed and Decaturis without
Il school.
Republicans of the Third District
nave nominated for Congress Hon. G
<. Miller, of Russell County.
Gov. Cobb haa appointed T. J. Rob
erson to fill the unexpired term Of the
late Sheriff SHELTON of Jack son County
A telegram says: ''The reported
rising of Negroe, in Lowndes County is
purely sensational, an utterly without
foundation"
Mechanics are in demanI in Tu .ca-
Oosa.
Prattyille and Montgomery will be
connected by the telegraph.
The Tuscaloosa Factory will put il
go new looms.
Gadsden had a $4,000 fire Wednes
day. Kittrers Saw Mill and StaI.fer'
Flour mill were burned.
A Mr.. Lloyd attsmptsl suicide il
Decatur this week by all overdose Q
morphine.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21
Friendship for the Negro HIS
Greatest Sin.

Mr.. SHKLBY is the political offspring
Of the Republican bosses, machine
,nen and alien emissaries; and, Of
course. he is a straight out Republi-
can. If this is not enough TO rouse the
Caucasian lion Of the Tennessee valley,
hen remember that last Summer. he
ran for the Legislature II Madison
County ou the same ticket, spoke from
the same stand. stood on the Same plat
form. aud received the same vote with
w. P. Williams, "a cOlored republican,
who. in 1873. led bloc iy mob az inst
the white people of Meridianyille ana
now stands indicted for iarcel.y Atm
ems Courier.
Mr.. Williams was not The leader OF
the Meridianyille mob and bears a
wound to-day received IL that mob
by pistol shot in the hands of a
Democrat, who under the teachings OF
,uch journals as the Courier and un-
pupished. His innocence Of the trump
ed up charge of illegally removing
produce, will be clearly established at
the trial. Colored citizens Will re-
member on election day that Mr..
Pryor's personal organ promOlgates
tbe doctrine chat TO run on a tlcket
with a colored man disgraces q
white man aud disqualifes him from
receiving the support Of white men
for office.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

THOSE white people of Chattanooga
who are indignant over the appoint
nent of the colored clerk in their
postoffice stand in their own light
We will NY a wager that this colored
clerk will treat the public more cour-
teousy, serve it more cheerfully, be
more diligent in his business than
any Of his brother officers. This is
what the people want in postofice
clerks, but what they do not always
get, and therefore must welcome in a
black skin.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21
East Madison Items.

GURLgYsvrLIE, ALA, Oct. Is.
70 The Editor Of the Gazette:
Cotton is plentiful in market. :.
Joplin's new store house is nearly
completed.
Rev. s. J. Elliott Of the Cumber-
land church baptized four persons
Sunday.
Rev. james Shields cf Huntsville e
Sled the pulpit Of the G. M. E.
Church Sunday.
The residence Of Mr.. Frank Har-
rison was consumed by fire Sun lay
while the family was at church.
Origin of the FIRE unknown.
Paint Rock sent up goodIy dele
CATION to tho Festival Saturday igbt
last Miss Matte Gurley won the
prize contested for by several ladies.
Our Sabbath School is in d flourish
ing condition under the care of Rev.
D. Z. Anderson (the pighead}, and
your correspondent.
Hon. Luke Pryor will shoot off the
first Democratic gun Of the cam palg d
here on the 21st.
The Festival given by the
sisters of the @. d. E Church last
Saturday night was for the ben, g. of
the pastor, Rev. n. Gaines and was 8
d success.
r G.. HANCOCK.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

AFTER reading the Rome Ca,
Courier lecture on its bad manners
and folly in its partisan attack on
Gen, Willard Warner as Carpet
bagger,' the Chattanooga Times OF
the 18th says; General warner is q
pioneer in the charcoal iron manuFac-
ture in the South. He is president OF
the Association of Charcoal Iron
Workers of the United States and Is
regarded as one Of the ablest iron
masters in the Union. That such a
citizen should be insulted by a news
paper chasing itself as respectable for
the simple fact that he was born north
Of the Ohio river, is shame to
Southern manners and intelligence
1t is too narrow and contemptably
mean for any arena above grog-shoI
wrangle."
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

BOURBON newspaper scribblers after
all their efforts to create disturbances
among the cnlored and white people
have made total failures notwithstand-
ing the numerous negro instructions
reported in the Bourbon papers, not
one has occurred in fact. In all Ala
bama not white person can be found
who has had . hair of their head
harmed in any negro uprising. 1t is
shout time that these mischief makers
who incite mobs to hang innocent
colored men were called to q halt
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

AUDITOR r. M. RYNoLDs has taken
the stump in the Fourth District for
Judge Craig. The Democratic. at
tempt to get up bolt among the Re
publicans appears to have fallen still
born. The prospects are bright that
the old Fourth will redeem itself by
rolling up its rightful Republican ma
jcrity in November.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

Capt. Chas W. Raisler. will take the
stump for the Hon. ID. ID. Shelby next
week.
P. J. Crenshaw Notwithstanding his
being shot at with venimous epithets
bv the bourbon papers, is in the field
doing a good work-If there were eight
Peters, and one in each one of the ght
counties in the District, much goo
could be done.
EOMrO
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

We have interviewed several PROM
inent citizens Of Anniston, all Of whom
agree in the statement that no
thought Of danger from any distur-
bance by colored people exists there.
The insurrection as usual is only
found in the fertile Imagination OF
mischief making partisans.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21
man,

A GAIN of one Congressman an in
West Virginia and the return of
eight instead of FIVE in Ohio leaves
Republicans much less to mourn for
over last weeks elections. After all
the last man who laughs laughs best.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

CHEERING news from the Mont
gomery District assures us that the
prospect of electing Judge Rice is
hopeful almost to certainty.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

The Governor Of North Carolina in
bis speech at the colnred Fair recently
held at Raleigh advised bis heaIer;
to give less attention to politics and
more to the accumuletiofEshf property
and the education Of the r children.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

LET colored men remember that
the Democratic journals, while asking
for their votes, insults them by at
tempting to ridicule and injure Mr.
Shelby before white men, because be
was elected as State Senator on a
ticket iny August last with a colored
n1an.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

GEN. CHALMERS throws up his con-
test for Congress in Mississippi on
account of i'll health.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

CAPT. SHELBY opened his canvass
by an able speech at Russellville,
Franklin County, Tuesday.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

HARr, Republican, is defeated in
the twelfth Ohio district by three
voteA
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

MARX the prediction (! Our Dawn
will slay the Democratic Goliath.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

GENERAL /, GRAFT declares himself
out OF politics.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21
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Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

FALL into the Shelby column and
march onward tc victory.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

To be beautiful, buoyant and healthy.
the whole female constitution must main
tain regular action during certain De-
riod Of life. Otherwise no female can
possibly remain healthy, and she who does
not know this fact. is quite unfortunate.
Should you by exposure, become irregular
and suffer with many troubles, experience
advises the use of English Female Bitters
as the most wonderful female reou,atator
aud iron tonic in use.
Bailey's Saline Ape lent is a coolina
refreshing summer drink for dyspepsi-
and headache. No medicine taste. Everyg
one, home or abroad, should keep it.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21
SATURDAY, OCT. Al, 1882.
UrrD we stand for Shelby.

LET every Republican do his duty
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21
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Mother" Doctor, Il she dangerous ana vhA
is her athction?n
Doctor" Yes madam, she Is dangerousfy II
The ventricular and auricular forces are no Ia eSO
Gbrium, there is increased centripeth asnss
about the cerebrum and medulla ebfongsa~ the
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seems hesitating, and ~
Mother Stop. for heavens sAke step Ds "
to work at once.n
D0cfOy-aI will do all I can"
Mother, amer two weeks have expnss
daughter, our Doctor shall be discarded st ora
Two weeks and no relief. will procure that wsses
you desired at frsto
Daughter, in . low tone-'T an glsd, ssd hnS
It the only thing that will restore me 10 hsslth
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

They relieve tle Sa1ESxas4 II vsl, ozoa.sse
the Rsoe<s Er0Ea Ysfsss. sas EsNeEA, ,.sld
easase the bowels to ars< NssxasEAAy, with
oWt which, No one can Ie&l wall
Try tzais ren.eeY Y fairly, and y 80 2 az E~4sa
. healtssy DigestleEs, EtsSrG ss AZ Tzre
Price. rs Eensz. Giaas, ~ "a SrTrv &C., ". Y.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21
though on Chills.,

Cnres Acases tor 25 cents in cash or stamps
Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.
oc tia, I'm
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

ChiTIg &Od Fever.
e. RIVAL, Planter at Bayou Sara, La says:
NV plantation is Ia a nlAiariAl dietrtct. For
several years could not make hsif u crop on
account of bilious diseases and chillE. was
nearly discouraged when began the use OF
TUFTS PILLS. The result was marvellous:
my laborers soon became hearty snd robust,
and have had no further trons@s.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

Rev. G. w. RICE, editor Of
the Amey1cGs Christian RS-
wez0, says Of Browns Iron
Bitters:
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21

IT 0iUpS color to tie 6GOod, ,
ssatstroi henlthf fiiI tome to
TIE digestive organs and
7serrc,ts system, s,s0kSlag
&c applicable to General
Debility, Loss of Appe-
site, Pr0strGti,sa of Vital
T1o,cers and Impotence.
AaNtiEhrTIIpEN Rv TpE y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-16
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Budget of Political and Other
News from Washington.
NO CHANCE FOR GUITEAU.

WASHINGTON, May l4.-District At
torney Corkhill was asked tonight what
the decision of the Supreme Court of the
District would be on the appeal of Gui-
teau for new trial. He replied: 'The
opinion of the Court will be given on
Tuesday. 1t will be against Guiteau,
and will sustain all the rulings of Judge
Cox, who tried the case. Everything
looks now as though Guiteau will be
hanged"
"Will his counsel make any more ef-
forts in the direction they have?"
"Oh, yes," said Corkhill; "Reed will
attempt to get the case up again on a
writ of habeas corpus, but he will fail in
it. The dec sion of the court on Tues
day will be final, as there is no appeal,
and as that court will not meet again
until October there cannot be any judi
cial proceedings which can interfere
with the sentence being carried out.
Reed will probably appeal to the Presi-
dent for Communication of the sentence
to Imprisonment for life as a last resort,
but that, too, will fail. My judgment is
that the President will not interfere and
Gulteau will be hanged on the last day
of June, al sentenced.
AN IvANPAH CLAIM.
WASHINGTON, May l4.-The Secretary
of the Interior has decided, in the case
of the Ivanpah VS.. The Lizzie Bullock
claim, that the party who has fled with
the register an application for patent,
accompanied by a plot of the survey,
duly approved by the Surveyor-General,
cannot be deprived of his rights to pro-
ceed by the protest from parties who
have not filed application, but allege an
intention so to do; and further allege
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-16
Speeches from the Irish Members

LONDON, May l4.-Parnell's short
speech in the House last Thursday drew
from Lewis, memberfor Londonderry, a
burst of welcome. The Irish cheered
Parnelfs prediction of thousandfold
worse failure for the new coercion than
for the old. Dillons speech was inter-
rupted by the Speaker and by various
members, when, in describing the bill as
inaugurating an era of political and ju-
dicial assassinations he attributed the
murders of Saturday to the reign of
Forster, upon whose management the
bloody deed must be visited. Dillon's
speech produced great effect on the Eng
lish members, and his warning to them
to beware that something similar did not
happen again, caused some of them to
grow white with rage and terror. Cries
to have him manned" were unsuccessful,
and he went on to compare the state of
things in all parts of Europe, where Sc
verify only made the law more hateful,
and where that severity was only tenn
pered by assassination, the consumma-
tion to which Mr.. Forster's "blood-
thirsty" speech tended.