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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-10
CARPET MAKERS STRIKING.


AMSTERDAM ~ Y, Jan. "a large meeting
of the striking employees Of Sanfords Carpet Mills was
held this afternoon and 1t almost unanimously
80 wed to " hold out"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-10

REMOVED FROM OFFICE FOR EhBEzzLkhhSh
The Paterson, N. j.. Aldermen met ias}
night and after trial removed Thomas Hodgsonc'a'.
the superintendent Of Streets and Sewers ION w
bezzlement Of S126 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-10
rvp srargs May NOR ROLL ON SUNDAY

District Attorney MARITIME has examined the
laws rs TO Sunday with especial reference"
he question of the legality OF roller skating on sunuay
lie is Of the opinion that this form OF amusemen1
within the prohibitory law and will give notice 20 w
police authorities that he will support them IN 9sn
action against the propreors of places keeping opon'
Sunday,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12

ed 70 the effect that on ell general cues
tons arising within the Jurisdiction of
the association ten days notice be given
grant the same courtesy TO them. The
principles OF arbitration we're favored
In preference TO strikes, and q resola-
ton to abolish the free turn system in
all States and Territories vas adopted.
After defining the duties Of the EI-
ecutive Board. which 10 to be the So
preme governing body Of the organizs-
tisn, and providing for revenues, which
are to be raised by q monthly assess
ment of one cent on each member. and
e cents dues frsm each. 10 be collected
this rear before November lst, the con
vestion selected the following officers
and members Of the Executive Board al
large: Chris Evans, of Ohio. Executive
Secretary, who 10 20 also exercise the
powers and duties of President; Daniel
Mclaughlin, of Illinois, Treasurer: j.
j. Sullivan of Iowa, John II. DAVIS of
PENNSYLVANIA, and J. X. Fleming of
West Virginia. Members Of This Board,
representing the several States, we're
chosen an follows: Illinois, David Ross:
OHIO, Jehp McBride; Indiana, Patrick
McAdams; West Virginia, Z. p. Gray;
Iowa, David Reed; Kansas, Jas. Smith;
Pennsylvania, Geo. Harris.
The convention will close tomorrow.
During todsy's proceedings an address
to the miners Of the United States vas
adopted. stating that all miners troo-
bles are similar in character, and urging
all lodges and branches Of miners
unions to federate under one head.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12

snd vas Hos good mile ahead Of her.
AT 5:l5 both vent sboat again. Wills
ever lU crafts Of all sizss psfisosIy
awaited the coming OF the racers Ct the
outer marx The Puritan tackled fen IN
At 5-S when the Genesta vas We, nearls
tvo miles 10 leevard, with not wind
enough 10 I'll her sails
lhe Boston boat rounded the mark
at 80 %, While . chorus of steam
WASTES from the fotilIa Of steamers
crested her. A moment later her spin
maker vas broken cot to port. making
beautiful picture as she stepped avsv
over the nov almost CLASSY surface Of
tie aad1lsting sveIls toward the bril-
lisnt sun sky in the west. The Con-
Hodore- finding IL impossible to sail tee
race In ssvsn hours, took the Genes,a in
TOW, when the tug scandinavian vas
sent 70 bring the Puritan into the horse
s5os.
The yachts are 10 be started q. 1920
tomorrow morning. The indications
tonight are that the weather viIl con
sirue light tomorrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12

sAs FaAscEsoo. Sept. u.-Arrivsd-
Steamer Geo. ". Elder. from Sestsie-
sailed Steamer Bonita. for Portland
hsskenssne G. c. fank. fer Port Town
send; ship Harvester. for Asnaime
sshoonsr wm. ReBtoo, fof Seattle
TAroosz, Sega l--Bsrk tosed N Al
4 0. d. by fag Tyse- Barb and schoones
ia the ofkeg. Ctosdy; frssh southwest
Wind.
PogT TovxsExD, 6eSt. ll--Sailed-
Bsrk Monte IAoor, for scush America
Posi- LrpLow. SEGA u.-AFrised-
Schooner Corona
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12
Net Very Ssnseiing.

BERLIN. Sept. l0.-The Crown Prince
Frederick William has replied to the
note from King Alfonso. The Crown
Prince assures Alfonso Of the friendly
desire Of the Emperor William not to
encroach on Spanish rights. He says
the matter can Only be settled by full
agreement between the great powers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12
Desirable I'm migrants.

BAN FRAscIsoo, Sept. 1.-The Immi-
grafton Association of this CITY received
letter yesterday from q gentleman ia
Indiana stating that about the Let of
October he would leave for California
With large party of farmers. all in
good circumstances. and some wealthy.
One has $4,000, which he proposes TO
invest. Others have nearly as much,
The writer says: Farmers in my
neighborhooo are selling out their
places and preparing TO go to Califor-
sia. There are no paupers among
them" A member of the Mennonite
community of Kansas has arrived here,
and says large community of Memo
mites will follow as soon as be has fixed
on location for their settlement. A
German from Illinois has also come out
to select a location for go families who
have organized for a colony, and will
come out Eext wear
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12

wIxxHpxs, Sept. Ii.-Bss Bear vas
tried al Regina today On charge Of
treason felony, and found guilty.
Sentences xas deferred
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12

! "a, Lours, Sept. 1i.-Waiter II. LeneI
avail, the presumed murderer Of
nses. vas taken int the Court Of
Wnina Correction this afternooa.
y eRsenent Of counsel the case vas
een1ned ill October 18th. before
wa time the grand Jury wih have N
qDogsunity 10 take tbs @attex Mp.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12
war In peru.

LIMA, Sept. ia steamer arrived
here yesterday from the south. STE
toached al Pisco, bat on learning Of the
closing Of that port she left immediate
iy. alIboush ordered by the Caceriss
authorities TO unload her cargo or pay .
fsne of l0,6oo coles. She bsines news
thai lea, vhish ID eceapied by the Gov
eminent forces and voiontsers, still
holds ont. fas Csceres fofcss have
be~n obliged ts abandon their sdvaseed
positions ~ Casa, owing 20 want Of
proyisions-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12
PACIFIC COAST

SACEAMESTo, sept. 1.-THE San
Francisco passenger and freight boats
have. owing 10 the shoaling of the river,
entirely ceased. Arriving at Sacramento
freight and passengers are transferred
to light draft barges- At the bend Of
the river below the city, bar2es loaded
with grain coming down the river have
10 lighter IL drawing over three feet.
Trouble at Tombstone.
TOMBSTONE, Arizona, Sept. 1.-The
city was thrown into a great state of
excitement last night by the discovery
OF sack containing thirty sticks of
giant powder under the residence Of j.
). Clark. A partly burned fuse was
connected with the powder. The dis
oovery vas made by Chinese domestic
by mere accident Just before the occu-
pants of the house retired. Clark was
the original owner Of the Tombstone
tovnsite, and q season of litigation, ex-
tending over four or five years. has OBJ
tanned between the tovnsite company
and the settlers. The land on which
the town 10 located 10 mostly mining
claims, and the different original claim
ants have given the property owners
snoh trouble that some property owners
who have titles from two or three differ
ent claimants, ore now confronted With
demand fer another purchase, aud
Threatened with eviction.
Dead hep Report
PuPALLUP, w. T.. Sept. 11.-Thomas
Sumner. father of Mrs. L. Meeker, of
this place, died at bis residence near
fenine, at O'Clock this morning. He
was 70 years old. and came to this Per
ritory about fifteen years ago.
A cable frem London received today,
says that oue-third of the English hop
crop IL Of inferior quality, and reiter-
ates the former statement that the crop
10 No larger than last year. An order
for 1000 bales was received for direct
shipment to London, and the hops will
be forwarded at the rate of 100 bales a
day until all are shipped. The cable
quotation for Washington Territory
hops is sixty shillinRs per hundred
weight, which will net the grower nine
cents at Puyaiiap. There 10 a better
feeling than prevailed week ago. The
rain has done no dam age to the crop,
and has been benefit by dispelline the
smoke and letting in the sun to ripeu
the hops. The whole crop will be pick.
ed, although some timid growers have
sold their hops on the poles at a nomi-
nal figure. SiA car loads of hops will
be shipped from the valley tomorrow;
four frsm Sumner and two from this
place.
Fast Time.
SACRAMENTO. Sept. 1l.-Neilson's time
of l:l3s4 IN the Ell Paso stake race, u
mile today. for all ages, is not only the
fastest lime ever made on the Pacific
Coast hut le vitbip half a aaeond of
the best time made In the world.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12

THE UPRISING not ssRious.

LONDON. Sept. ll.-Advices from Mad
rid say that the military uprising IN
that city wss iimitsd to one OF the
largest barracks. TIE soldiers seized
their arms and shouted. Death 30 our
chiefs - The authorities. Who had
feared an oatereak, prepared for tbs
rising and vigorously s1ppressed u BE-
fore il bad time ~ assume formidable
proportions. Every precsstioc ID being
tsken 10 prevent q recurrence
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12
A kieI Indignation Meeting.

REGINA, Sept. l0.-Over Thousand of
RiePs sympathizers, embrasine half
breeds and French Canadians for 20
miles around, held a mass meeting last
night at st. Bonifsce. Speeches we're
made by kiePs counsel and prominent
French residents. Daring the addresses
toere was intense excitement among the
listeners, number Of whom shouted
they would fight before they would see
kiel hanged. The speakers declared
that the name of Riel. if he we're exc
coted. would be handed down in history
as that of q martyr. while the names of
his accusers would rot in oblivion. The
unity OF the French in Canada was
strongly urged, in order that such a
pressure might be brought to bear at
Ottawa as would secure a reprieve for
hlsl. Lemieux. Riel's counsel. describ.
ed the scene in the cell, Of two little
children and an aged mother clingine
TO the prisoner. and be by ball and
chain prevented from moving. Grea.
Indignation followed. John Carey, a
lawyer. said that il Riel was hanged the
confederation was at an end. Canada
wanted no mere of it. Other meetings
Will probably noon be held
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12
DEsaUsfED.

MassID, Sept. iI.-Admirai fopeti.
Under Secretary Of Marine. has re-
sisted bis Office on account Of tie
frleadiy terms embodied IN the spanish
rspiy 60 Germany rsspscsina the Caro-
lines affair.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12
THE CAROLINEs.
THE GOVERNOR WAS souELcHKD.


Madrid. Sept. l0.-It is stated that
the Spanish Comm ander at Manila
teleersphs that when il was found that
the German flag had been hoisted at
zap. the Governor of the Carolines,
Senior BsbriIles. visited the Commander
Of the German ganboat ills and 40
cused him Of piracy and breach of in
ternationsl law. The German Com
mander replied that be simply ebeyed
orders. Hot argument ensued, ending
in q scnffi-, when the German Com
nander retired TO his ship. The Gov
ernor then boarded the Spanish man
of-war San Qaentin and requested the
Captain TO IRE on the Itlis. The Cap
tain refused. ths Governor Of the Phil
ippines having ordered him to avoid .
conflict. Babrilles ordered the crew 10
FIRE. whereupon the Captain drew re-
volvsr and threatened 10 shoot the first
man who obsyed or repeated the order.
Bsbrilles again ordered the men 10 FIRE,
when the Captain shot him in she
shoulder. BabsiIles was sfterward
taken ss q prisoner 10 Manila, where
his trial 10 proceeding. The govern
msnt formally deny there vas any alter
cation on shore. bat are silent In re-
gard 10 what occurred on the ship.
MrI4rrARf UPRISING IN MADRID.
PAREs, Sept. ll.--Ls MATHS today pub
fishes q special telegram from Madrid.
stating that q military uprising has
takes place in that city.
NO PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE
BEkIss, Sept. lit 10 sffieialiy an
nouneed that there has been no per
sonal correspondence between Emps-
ror William and King Alfonso regard
inc ths Careitne< affair
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12

sN saak. Sept n.-fhe firth an
= esnvsntien Of the Seprsme Coan-
81 = Toe Order Of Chasen Friends
fnsd today TO meet next year In
sts. Canada. or San Francisco,
lne The Grand Csancal Of Cali
-. WI paw the expense Of trans.
loe Of delegates frcm Aissoars
- aad ssssrn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12
WIZ be lnvestigated.

The shoaling Of the Sacramento River
Is attracting such serious attention that
an examination Of it will be made by
senator Stanford and the other mem.
bers Of the California Congressional
delegation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12
HOLY ANGELS COLLBGB
VANCOUVER, w. 7.
Boarding School for Deys.
THIS WELL KNOWN INSTITUTION
Il will resume stndia< on
sEPrEMBER 4, 1858.

TERMS ron BoAaDEs- BOARD tsItion
bed. bedding. waning leIcept starche1
shirts. and mend ina. per month OH.
~ B.-No eGtra charges for freueh.
German. Latin or Book -ksapinx.
Terms payable monthly In advance.
DOCTORS fees ana medicines charged 70
parents or guardians.
For further particulars address
REV. LOUIS La q. sCHHAM
Director. Or Rev. A. r. ISecksr, Prefeca
Of studies; or Rev. kD, Demsses, In
seattls- auS Inn
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4 sentry Beaten.

LONDON. Sept. 1.-Two men last
night approached sentry at the pow
der magazine at Woolwich. and kefore
be could give an alarm, seized and beat
him II brutal manner, leaving him
lying half dead at his post. fhey then
attempted TO enter the magazine, Lot
becoming alarmed at some noise in the
y,rInity danatpn.3
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MOI 80 fEAcEf u.

Pass, Sept- iI-Toe spanish news
TO-DAY Is OF q less pesssfal CHAR acser.
Brilicose nssnlfeststsoas have been pss-
carded IN many teuns-
~ Parss states that 10 hiss received
fresn an aathentic scarce
thas the German deed has been ordered
70 be in readiness In case Of ensresn-
eles.
sPAfx kkAps 10 APOLOGIZE AGAIN.
Loxpoz, Sept. ll.-fhe Standards
Aadrid dispatch says the spanish note
20 Germany ssnciodes vith an ex.
prsssies cf the hops that Germany vii
recognise the prisr rights Of spain even
in the islands which German cruisers
have eocapaed- II GERMANY sdmiss
Spanish rights. Spain viii insert IN tbe
eSrxsssl G.asssts an sffciai Apology in the
name Of she King. tue eovernsneus and
the country. for insais 20 the German
EtntzaaSy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12
white Bease Visitors

WARRINGTON. Sept. ll.-Today was
very busy day at the White House, and
he President received larger number
u visitors than any day since his re
turn. Among prominent callers were
Secretary Bsyard, Assistant Secretary
PsrteE and ex-senator Mcdonald. The
President held a public reception in the
East Room in tue afternoon, lasting
nesriy an hour.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12

CoxsrAsTIsoPLE. Sept. 1.-THE Uni
ted states man-of- var QuinnsbAae will
sail for smyrna on the 14sh instant
Tbs vessel vss detained at the arsenal
at Peoss makine psoessary repairs.
fhe Satan declined 10 aitsw payment
for the repairs. and Mr.. Cox, the Uni
ted States Minister. thanked His Maj
esty for tho courtesy extended bis coan-
trymen. Coz had his first interview
With said Pssha, the Grand yizier, to-
day, concerning the tariff Laws which
affect the trade Of tbs Unitsd States.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12

Loxpox. Seps. u.-Is seems sssi the
object of Germany IN Anaexins me
Csroiinss vss 80 sbsAin porf OF CAL
for salps bound 10 Nes Gaines. Soc
also sxpeess - incrssss OF TRADE sstn
the Paszss on the oospissioa OF tne
Psns ma canal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12

LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE report that
Rossis and England had signed pro-
tsool limiting the Russo Afghan frsn-
tier is confirmed. The Afghan frontier
commission will meet in Sovembsr, and
complete the details.
N. Lessr, Special Russian Commits
sioner, will return to st. Petersburg on
Sunday. His mission has been com
pisted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12

s.s.EAxAfSaIs. fnd.. sept. ll.-At the
Convention OF MINERS to-day.
- oos we're sdspteS fayoFins the
soolssie1 u the syssem Of con
e fos convict iskor when it 10
Into es1petitior With free IA
Ne adoption Of the two weeks pay
AID the abolition Of The sFuck
~. u ell IL ferux- Is sss also re-
. secure 20 members Of the Ma
ksdersfssn Of Miners and Mime
THE name Of the organ.Ea-
termsd) justice and equality In
teklsansse way. A general cue
q mining coal in The Unised
. 80 Territories fer ons weed. sf
- early ~ posssbie, vss ~
- 4 reeomDsnAnsion van aase4-
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Water In the Held.

LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE Belgian steam.
er Neideriand. at Antwerp from Phila-
deiphis, has eight feet Of water in her
engine rooms. The feed pipe is sup
posed TO be broken. Her pumps keep
the water from extending. 1t is believ.
ed her cargo will ssstain no injury.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12

PARIS, Sept. lift is stated here that
protocol defining the russo Afghan
frontier and giving Zulfiksr and Meru-
ehak 70 Afghanistau. WAS signed 10
London yesterday.
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FOREIGN.


IoULos, Sept. ll.-There were three
deaths from cholera last night.
The Protorel signed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12

NOMINAL, Sept. 1l.-There we're Ave
deaths from smallpox in this city yes
terday. Ten authenticated new cases
were reported,
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Resignatiens Requested.

WARRINGTON, Sept. ll.-General Rose
ssns, Register of the Treasury. has
I'D for the designations OF William
) Titcomb, Assistant Register, and
a.,tveIl J snison, Charles Mall, Arthur
s..Artcks, j. b. Beatty and N. b. Walk
: .hisfs of divisions in the Registers
-. The designations are demanded,
~ Rsister say. TO secure unbiased
;,jxaent aud cor dial 90 operation in
=, cssnees that may be necessary for
~ rood OF the public service. The
Rsp;stsf has found that the officials for
,soss designations he has asked are
sos 10 sympathy With him IN reforms
vsjeb be proposes in bis office, and for
raj resson he desires 10 replace them
RI upen upon whom be can rely.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12

BKErxx, sept. ii.-Coant bsnomsf.
sp.slsh Ans5ssH.ao< q Berlin. he's been
ps<i6sd that . eoarier tas crossed she
froatier besrisx . note Of APOLOGY froo
the Spanise Gossrnmeas fer the afronf
% TIE GernAa Embs@y q Madrid.
Tbs s.enbers u the German Foreign
Oflies v1ll b Summoned fsr eo1saita-
sson immsdastsiy % the arrival Of shs
Spsninh ncss In this oaay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12

PARIS, Sept. ll.-Gensral DeCourcy,
French commander in AMMAN having
asked authority to dispose Of the youth
ful King Of AMMAN, II be thinks neces-
sary to do 80. has been granted the
fullest liberty Of action.
Another Srtesd Of the Oseen Gone.
LosDos, Sept. ll.-Jsmes Bowman,
the esmekeeper % frequently mention
ed IN the Qaeen's "Life in the High
lsnds," was found hanging head down
ward in q wire fence yesterday. The
position Of the dead man forbid the
idea that he committed suicide. He lad
evidentiy gotten entaneied In the wire
accidentally, and must hsvs hung there
for nineteen hours before be vas cut
down. Bowman Vas one of the Queens
Highlsndsrs who we're painted by Mac
Lice. Her Majesty 10 much affected by
bic death. and vas on her way to bis
afsftaos wheu he AT DiYed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12
EASTERN NEWS.
a Qad Faitare-

A Bad Faiiare-
xr YoEK, Sept lL-yudes Bur.
80 m.chmeut against the property
d = =. ;nsolyeni ievelry firm OF hos
a hsv ~ 4 Co, who failed last week,
sis, =. ins.sncs Of simop Dessan. Tor
q s1e -. he ground OF fraud. DAVID
fssgl; =. siAo got An attachment
'sn.sp,b e arm for $15,535. The goods
teain, in Paris. France, TO Amslia
ger ..raen. Nathan kaufman also
s.,aursd an attachment fer 49,. iof
80 sold while Adolphus harI vas IN
ss,spe last spring. He got these FOODS
= rsorsseuting the firm as solvent;
z. liabilities Of the 6rm at the time OF
- failure are said to have been VII
n vhiIs the assets amount to flUo,Vo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-12

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 1l.-Neilson's time
of 1884 IN the FL Paso stake race,
mile today, for all ages, is not only the
fastest lime ever made on the Pacific
Coast, but is withia half sesond of
the best time made IN the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-28
TALK ABOUT THE OFFICES.
Mr.. DOrshetmer Mentioned as q POssi.
BILE Successor To Postmaster Pearson.

New Workers say that the President will send
In the name Of Postmaster Pearson's successor
early next week. They think he has made up
his mind to displace Pearson, but finds IL very
difficult to decide upon a man suitable to sue
ceed him. 1t was rumored to-day that ex-Rep-
resentative Dorsheimer will receive the ap-
pointment, and it is argued that Il would
please the "mugwumps," he was the
great original "mugwump," having been q
republican, and left his party for the same
son that the Others bolted later on. Gen. Slo-
cum is also spoken of for the place, but his
friends want him TO be collector. He meets
with an obstacle to his ambition i'm this drec-
ton, however, in the opposition OF " Boss" Mo
Laughlin, who would do anything TO beat him.
MARYLANDERs WHO ASPIRE TO OFFICE.
Mr. George May and Mr.. j. Swan Frick are
spoken OF as likely to be secretaries OF legation
under Minister McLane at France. Among
other Mary mentioned as candidates for
office are Mr.. ID. q. Mcintosh, of Towsontown,
who wants to be u. $. district attorney for
Maryland, and Mr.. Charles Cola, of Baltimore
who is looking for consulship I'm Italy.