Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-15
LITTER PROM RICHMOND.

ispna1 cor-pos1-oee Ok ihe AJ-1s=-;SA GAZETTE
PrcEAoSD, Va. January I5.-Hoo. Joaa
Tucke. Was in the city to-6e:
and in conversation said ne did nos appre-
head any trouble upon tie tariff question.
He 5aid there Wa generally disposition 20
" very Conservative il dealing vita Ire
matter.
1.-THE case Of Madison FEanagsu eao Is
suing the State fox sIoIation OF contrae. Be
decided il Ms favor. this viii make the
AMOUNT @; Vi-ziais's loss by tie acton OF
Mzhoneile ooerd- $40 Flanagan Eues
for 50 90, and claims that ,he questions il
VOWED and decided IL tee Kendall case are
ideotical WIFI those il his. This remains
20 De sen. Malone neo are getting SEX.
no- igusa.iveiy b1. literally, over tie IN
fortunate train OF eTenis Transporting wi:tin
The past three wsek=. Mr. Linney, the Sc
nograpaer from Washington, MS his bands
full with the Investigating committees A
rapidly g one dtsposeS OF il. lsbor=. some
other matter springs up. The nezt invest
CATION in order will Dc that Of Ing Kendall
bond scandal.
VIII il Dc necessary 10 have Malone as
z witness was sske! to-day. "Oa. yes
replied the Senator, ne will Be summoned.
His tessimone. i very important. Il i the
| determination 10 bring OUT every fact coz
nectei with the di=graceful affair. ard Ma
hone will be shown TO nave been the princi-
( pal nan IL ali that was small and mean
| connected with it," l. Is Tot probable.
| however, that Malone will come He can
not be nsds 70 leave lis post %, called Of
Senator and come 20 Richmond. NE. Dyson.
/ e1-Secopd Auditor, i still in the city aud
ais testimony Is important. Mr. Dyson, it
! il said, proposes to 90 West and there try
/ bis fortune But should BE- leave there are
witnesses H1o sill testify 10 having heard
! oim say that he considered Malone q lob
=! bvis., and there are slso any number OF wit
| nssseS who will tell that he affirmed that he
was urged by Malone 10 vote 10! the Amer
lean Bank Note Company.
The supply OF good campaign material
! for the anti-Mahoueiies is Increasing daily.
! II is frankly admitted that the democrats
| have made z mistake in permitting Mays,
| Claiborne and Goodwin 10 resign instead Of
! forcing them all TO trial. But while this is
an error. it is an error within the party and
one which does not help the Mahoneitez, for
their officials in each instance resigned un-
| der fire.
By Thursday the democrats will have
tTo thirds in the House the committee
having. it Is understood, fully investigated
the contested cases. and found as was ev-
id=n, long since gross frauds and ilega!ities
in the so-caled election Of Mahonejtes in
several Of the districts in contest.
| The faculty o. the University OF Virginia have
| requested TIA: the b1z.d Of that institution be
1nmolested They wish that the Uni-srsitv Be
Kept entirely out Of politics and think il :h- pres
emit board is removed precedent will be e:tab-
| Ii=hed which viii be followed hereafter and the
| University will always be in bot water. They
satisfied LEI the old bA.d serve ort liz term
and think TIA, logging the institution into poll
tics will have the effect 81 forcing out some .: the
,aost esteemed member. Of the fzcuiiy.
By the new spp5r:i1nment bill, Of which NJ.
! Ko!ne. IS the patron. the democrats will have
| eight Laernb ers in Congress. Sga3SGEDT.