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Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

Miss Mabel Wilson, Of Tifiln, ohio =
visiting the Misses Brown, No. 9Ol Jen0''
son street,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

1t is never too late to mend n spraiued
ankle, swollen limb, still neck, or any
ain or ache, 4 you but use that sover-
tign re NEEDY, Salvation o /, the greatest
cue on earth for pain. Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

for cash only, on furniture, carpets, etc,
un il the 18th Of March. s. speak man
SIG Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

:. Cut flowers, fresh each day, at e22
King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

Brass window fixtures, settles. shelving wv
and shelf boxes In shoe store, NO fo'
King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

Roses, carnations and smilax. 822
King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

Miss Birdie Booth, OF New Castle, Ia
visiting friends IN this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12
I'OR SALEOR RENT

Inc dwelling and ore, blacksmith nnJ
mhttlMIlght shop, with ~ ,cres OF ground Al
goo location Tor business and will bc soid as
i riHft, ~ AZ e,s9nable rate, ADpy to JAMES
MI al, vu a9uth DUPONT street Will,
"'''' W W a. hALl4 near the premises,
mi2-tu, f. a Il-lIWt
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

)UBLlJ SALE. WILL BE SOLD AT
i pasiic sale on the premises. on Thursday.
mhr y y, iss9 at u O'Clock, u. m, the market
nuute hulldinE and lot OF sround, at Fourth
hhn washington streets, front % 4 ct on WASH
mkt u street by 2l2 Ieet on Fourth street
lerlnahl sale. l.. ". STIDIIAM a SON,
ml2-1t Anctionsot,s
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

pUtLlC SALE.-THE SUES RlBER.
declinl honsrSerpnz. vii sell at pub.
ne sal ~ .. biS tts. Four h IreL on sat
miHay' The iRti Gay of March, 1t Du'cln X A.
mr. a. thrtSi hc 81 Eousth nds among
1911 ~ @ chainb suits, aiFC 60 II 20 (
hIhAsrls, 'rg n. stHir A4d rag W. et. nue.
lor ahi sillinK - NJ s.svrs, brtia tr,ds tables,
chdifs' glassware, Queens W. = sud Cltti,I =,
ssug ~ y We. MM. NupD.
" ~ hu"i4i' auct4sheet. mar.--'s
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

Bring the little folks ard have a
crsyOn portrait for $500 with an order
fM cabinet Photographs. 3O2 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12
DIED.

The Bayard Legion will not give .heir
reception until after Lent,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

puBLIC SALE OF FURNITURE.
VIII be sold at public sale, Dc the corner
Y Eighth and West streets, on YuIIRS1AV'
VA ch "a, 1859, at 0 o'clock, a, IN ,all Tie fur,
nltnIe consist nk of parlOr dining and ned
ruoih sets A. well as glass aud china ware
sooki,ng stove and the entire outfit OF = iarse
"Ia' v NJ nonse, MRS. kEENE
1' W. ~tiuhah u son. Aucts. nlZ gt
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

Davis. the jeweler, 9 4. 2nd st.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12
VI "@u't-o ual HIS apply TO
liz EALD * co,
seventh and Market.
HUKILL's ENGAGEMENTS,

DUbLl SALE OF THE ENTIRE
= tnTniturc Of Il 3-room husse, No. a05
East ~ hjh street, w. '''
On FIR DA', MARCH 18TH, 1889,
at 'Na. M,
C4i sis;h 2 Of beds ard bedding, tureaus,
s sSnn 5, rnhlrs, Oh IS And china Naie, one hsIr
Go ~ pArlpr suite, OrgHu, 50 y ards or brusspls
carpet cooking stove, etc
III, Gun, Is, NARY MURRAY
i'' w. Shuu4h sou, A nc. mll-Its
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
.El,c Senate.

WASHINGTON, Mar. THE Vice Pfesi-
dent was not present ut the opening of this
mornings session, and the Secretary, Mr..
McCook, read (after prayer q no:e from
Mr. Morton stating that be would be absent
from to-day's session. Thereupon,
Mr.. Sherman oilared resolution that
during the absence of the Vice President,
Mr. Ingalls, should be president of the Sen
ate pro tempore. An amendment for that
resolution was offered b. Mr.. Harris, sub
shutting the mama of Mr. Voorhees, for that
of Mr.. Ingalls,.
The amendment was rejected yeas y,
nays %; and the resolution was agreed to.
Mr.. Ingalls, lhsreupon eltered upon the
duties of presiding officer pro tenn the oath
OF Office having first been Administered to
him by Nh Sherman; and it was ordered
that the President Of the Uated States be
notified Of Mr.. Ingalls, election.
Tne Senate then, at 1920, adjourned till
Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
Affairs In Oklahoma.

OKLAHOMA, l. T., March THE situa-
ton in Oklahoma ia growing critical. Be-
tween two and three hundred men have
taken up claims in the immediate vicinity OF
this place. Nearly all the valuable land on
the rive. bottom from the neighborhood of
Fort Reno on tho weat to the Pottawatamie
Reservation on the east has been taken up
and is held by the usual squatter Scores
Of men are slipping in on ali sides and the
Influx OF boomers Ivy the railroad has be-
gum Last nights train southbound WAS
filed with passengers for Purcell, and it is
reported that Harry HILL has started with
400 man. They will be met there By Col
Cole and several hundred boomers from the
western border of the territory. Throngs
OF anxious boomers who have been waiting
at PdrcelI for weeks can scarcely be ned
back and altogether the indications are that
there will be fully 1900 men here Inside Of a
week, unless the military moves from Fort
Reno at once. Preparations for raid have
been goiGg on OF the Fort for come time,
and it is expected troops will move to-mor
row or next day. The probabilities are,
however, that raid of the soldiers would
only result in scattering of the squatters
through the woods a5 they are already with
in the limits OF Oklahoma in sufficient mum
bers to come back faster than they can be
sent out. 1t is the universal prayer that the
President may saue his proclamation soon,
nm 4 declare the country open to settlement
al once and not set the date ahead, as it
is feared be will DO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
FlOurTrust.

ST LOUIS. Mar. For the last three days
the millers of the winter wheat States have
besn holding q secret meeting here for the
purpose of forming combine TO control the
fl ur output. Milers representing Missouri,
Kansas, Ipws, Arkansas, Texas, Illinois,
Tenne see, Minnesota. and Wisconsin were
here and were joned yesterday by the
Southeastern States They deny that they
have formed any trust, and while this is true
in the light that profits will not be divided,
it is equally certain that q combine has bee n
formed to control the -four market. The
same authority has it that the winter wheat
market is also in the hands of the combine
and that an attempt will be made to manip
uIate the winter wheat market. A ru g
regarding commissions in four was also
adopted The commissions have been ex-
c.ssive and the rule provides that not more
than 5 cents or 10 cents shall be charged.
The credit system has also been abused,
bills being dated six months ahead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
Smiths Wife.

When the day is oor and the evening is come,
] he cattle are fe J, the milking done
Smith takes his rest meath the old shade tree.
From the labor of the land Ills thoughts free.
But his faithful wife, from sun to sun,
Takes her burden up that's never done;
There is no rest there is no play,
For the good Of the the house she must work al
way.
And in the end this faithful, overiasked
woman will break down beneath her never
ending round OF work and az she lies upon
her couch of pain, Smith will have ample
time to bemoan the selfish economy which
closed his purse.strings~ when his patient
wife gently hint@ that her failing health
required tonic. Why was he go short
sighted? DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
would have given her new lease of life,
and brought the blush of girlhood to her
cheeks again. 1t is the only remedy for
overworked, WORKOUT" and feeble women
generally. Sold by all druggists, under
pOsitire guarantee OF satisfaction in every
case, or price Isl ,00) promptly refunded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
lsnidcd b, Desncraiocs.

Sr. LOUIS, March 7.-Advicos from East
Tennessee say party of mountain despers.
does, headed by the notorious Clabe Watson,
Lee Watson Bill Turner, and Judsou Bell,
attacked the camps of Hays and Rivenac,
railroad contractors, ut work near Cumber-
land Gap The rufians were drunk and
armed. They first overran the commssary
department and ate or destroyed all the
provisions, They then went to the shanties
aud cabins occupied by the negro aborers
and boa. several of them nearly to death.
By this time Hays and Rvenac had gath
cred number OF their man together and
opened fire on the desperadoes and pitched
battle took place in which Jndson Bell and
Lee Watson were mortally wounded and
the remainder Of the gang driven away.
The extGay the railroader5 with Officers
Iagraham and Gavin raded Yellow Creek
and captured the desperate outlaw Andy
Watson who has terroriZed Bill county for
years. He was taken to Pinevlle jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07

FRED DOUGLAS WANTS ASSIMILATION
Elk Senator B. X. Bruce addressed the M.
tione Convention Of Colored Editors ir
Washington yesterday. He said the polio,
Of President Harrison, as outlined IN his in.
augural address, ought to be highly Crafty
ing. not only 10 the coored race, but to tfe
whole people. Fred Douglas also made -
speech. He cautioned the negro editors oi
the country against throwing TIER influence
for separation from the other races Of The
country and urged them to assimila;e with
the white race.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
lCoMMUNICATED

Is it not time that the citizsus of Alexau-
dria were fading out that they are being
grossly imposed upon by the Alexandra
and Washington railroad company We
have been compelled for nearly four day-
to get on trains leaving Washington ior
Alexandria, one half mile from the reguPr
depot, aud on Saturday and Monday had o
stand in the rain, waiting for the ears To cour
from Alexandria. This is the wsy they treat t1,
regular patrons of the road aud no other city 10
the United States would stand it as long rs wc
have The matter, hope. Will be brought before
the Board of Trade and scted upon at once
SUES EIrER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
Ex.prcsidenI Cleveland.

New YORK, March Eek President
Cleveland drove down town in carriage
tits morning from the Victoria Hotel to his
law oflic es in William street. He was accom-
panied By Messrs. Stetson and MacVeagh.
Nobody was on hand to witness Mr.. Clove-
lands arrival. Mr.. Cleveland was to day
elected honorary member Of the Chamber
of Commerce. There were 30 votes in favor
of his election and Is against, q few not
voting al ALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
From Washington,

Especial Correspondence OF the Ale1s. GAzET-rsl
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 9 1889.
Virginia republicans are still here in force,
every one OF thom after an Office. Among
the applicants are the following: Fer the
Richmond postctiice Blair Morris; for the
DanvIle postottice. Measrs. Johnston, Crum
ecker and Fnney for the Lynchburg post
flee, James Mclaughlin; for U. S District
Attorney of tho western district of Virginia,
Messrs Bailey, Hermaus. Craig and Grave.
ley for U S. Marshal of the western dis.
tric, ex-Marshsl Watts; for Marshal of the
eastern dis riot, Messrs Atkins and Treat !;
for District Attorney for the eastern district,
Edmund Hubbard for Collector OF Internal
Revenue Of LyDchbnrg District, Messrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
a Elbow Fired On.

ZANZIBAR, Msrch An Arab dhow.
which has arrived hera, reports that she was
boarded by an officer Of German gunbost,
who granted her pass Afterwards, she
was fred upon by other German sunboats
and her captain was killed. This news
created great deal of excitement among
the people ofZ,tzibar and crowds surround
ed the Sultan's pa'sce, camoring for e.
venge. The Sultan referred them to the
German consul.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07

THE GREENBACK PARTY.-An attempt is
being made to revive the old 'greenback"
party, aud to that end meeting was held
in Washington yesterday at which resoiu
tions were adopted looking to securing the
passage of laws which will enable American
farmers to make the price of their own pro
ducts, for the purpose of building an Ameri-
can merchant marine, for the purpose of es
tab!ishing financial policy, &C. The resolu.
tons regret that President Harrison did
not indicate his future policy on fnanciaI
questions. When he does so we shall deal
with it as national greenbackers-on its
merits" On the committee to prepare an
address is Mr.. J. M. Troth, of Virginia. The
name of Col. E lward Daniels does not ap.
pear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07

A VISIT TO GUNsroN HALL The rela.
tives of President Harrison, who have been
in Washington attending the inaugural Ger.
emouies, yesterday morning visited Gun
sto0 Hail, in Fairfax county, below this
city, as the guests Of Capt. II. H. Sheets,
who about three years ago purchased the
place. Gunston Hall was built by Geo. Ma
sou, tbs great Virginia statesman, who
wrote the Virginia Bill of Rights more than
hundred yeats ago. Located Only three
miles from Mount Vernon. the first proprie-
tor was not only n near neighbor bnt al in
imaie friend and associate also Of General
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
A SELF APPOINTED SpEAKER-Yesterday

SELF APPOINTED SPEAKER-Y esterday
the Senate and House chambers we're filled
all Gay with moving thropg. In the after
noon pn Terminate looking person, wearing
trousers, Prince Albert coat, and silk hat
assembled 10 the Speakers desk and remov
ing its hat began SIN address in a sharp
sqnesky voice. 1t was DR.. Mary Walker
She informed the sstonished audience that
the lime was not far distant when the
Speaker OF the House of Representatives
would be woman, and instead of the
Indiana, Dakota, g., the Speaker would
say tho lady from Indiana, Dakota, &c. She
was right IN the midst of an cd fashioned
woman's rights speech when she was polite
ly led from her exalted position by door
keeper, who escorted her ons OF the hail
II'USiiDHi0D Press
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07

FLEECED. Samuel Ii. Reynolds, q young
man from Pttsylvania county, was rccost-
ed in Washington last night by man who
introduced himself as Mr.. Cowherd aud
said he came from Virginia. As they walk,
ed along the avenue they were stopped By a
man VINO had bill against Cowherd for
$40 Mr. Cowherd was indignant, Of
course His wife had all his money, he
snid. and che had gone to the depot Turn
ing to Reynolds he asked that gentleman TO
lend him SO Reynolds Accommodated him
and they resumed their walk. Before 60
ing far, however, the old man remembered
that be had to 60 10 his hotel, but said he
would return in q moment. The verdant
couniryman about midoight reported his
loss to the police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07

RENcoUNTER Richmond yesterday
evening Mr.. Harvey Wilson sceosted Mr.
P. B. SHIELD in front Of the Citizens Bank,
End a, ked Mr.. Shield in reference to an ar
iicle that appeared in the last number of the
Lac Journal Mr.. Shield acknow lodged be-
lag the author, whereupon MIR. Wilson gave
him violent slap in the face. Mr.. SHIELD
at once drew pistol, when Mr.. Wilson re-
treated and cried out, Don't shoot" AT
this moment MIR. Richard Walden and Mr..
II w Spilman ran up and seized Mr.. SHIELD
by The hard. The pistol exploded, and the
ball entered one of the lfgs Of e colored boy
named Reuben Nelson. A physician was
cent for, and pronounced The wound not
seIinia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
Relurncdto Ncm York.

AS stated 10 the GAZETTE, eX President
Cleveland aud Mrs Cleveland, accompanied
by Mrs Folsom and ex-Secretsry Fairchiid,
drove to the B & 0. depot in Washington
yesterday morning to take the train for New
York They were met BY Colonel and Mrs.
Lamont, ex-Postmaster General and Mr9.
Dickinson and Marshal "A. Wilson. The
party did not halt, but passed through TO
the train awaiting them. which was made
up of Pullman coaches and Vice President
| Lords private car. Qliie reception was
held and farewells were exchanged. Mrs.
Cleveland at times had her forttude shaken
and resorted to some evasion to check the
tears yelling to her eyes as each friend with
parting shake of the hand expressed re
grets at the separation. Those who accom-
panied the travelling party were Mrs. Folsom,
Col. and Mrs Lamont and their children,
and Mrs Dickinson. Mr.. Geo. w. Childs
accompanied the ex President and Mrs.
Cleveland as far as Philadelphia aud they
continued to their j)urneys end. The suite
of rooms 10 the Victoria Hotel consists Of
five rooms, paror, library, dining room,
and two bedrooms. They are located on the
second Il Dor of the Fifth avenue and Twen
ty-seyeulb street corner, and are the apart
mentS WHICH nave always nteH CtCuP'eu ny
Mr.. Cleveland during his visits to New
York city while in offics. Col. Lamont, his
wife and baby and maid, will also stay 70!
while at the Victoria, and will occupy
suite on the fourth floor, on the Fifth avenue
side, consisting of parlor and three bed
rooms. The party reached New York in
the evening and were ot once driven to their
apartments ut the Victoria Hotel. Over
1000 people assembled at the Jersey City
depot to welcome the party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
MIR. srfNcsrs NEW PLAcE.-The New

MIR. SPENCEE'5 NEW PLACE.-The New
York SIN makes the following announces, :
ment: Mr. Samuel Spencer, late presi
dent of the Baltimore and Ooio Railroad,
has to day become connected with the
house of Dfexel, Morgan & Co. Within the
last year or two the relation ofthe firm to
various important railroad properties has
become of more and more important char
sctey, and the amount Of purely expert ex-
perience and practical knowledge Of rail.
road detail required in the conduct of its
afiars has made it desirable that it should
summon to lis assistance practical man of
acknowledged skill aud reputation. Mr..
Spencet's stsnding as railroad expert is Of
the highest in the country and the general
opinion is that his accession to the house Of
Drexel, Morgan e Co. will add greatly to
the effectiveness with which that bouse will
be enabled 10 deal with the vaet accumua.
ton OF railroad business which confronts
it
M. Spencer is an accomplished railroad
manager. HI retired from the presidency
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compe-
ny on December 19.h. He has long been
known rs friend of The banking house Of
Drexel. Morgan & Co., and at their instance
was selected es the president of the Balii-
more and Ohio Railroad Company when
Robert Garrett retired. He was in New
York Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
The Samoan Difficulty.

BERLIN, March The BoerSen Zeituag
says that the Uaited States has proposed TO
refer that portion of the Samoan question
concerning Germany aud the United States
alone to arbitration. Germany is not averse
to this, but adheres to the opinion that the
conference to be continued in Berlin should
settle the questions involving Germany
Great Britain and the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07

PRESIDENT HARRISON says the sectional
element has been eliminated from the tariff
discussion" Why Mr.. Harrison should say
such q thing, he only knows. Everybody
else knows that during the last campaign so
far was the sectional element from being
eliminated from the tariff discussion, that
throughout the entire North the republican
cry was that the House Ways and Means
Committee was appointed by rebel sym
psthiaer, was composed of rebels, and
framed its tariff bill in favor Of Southern,
and against Northern interests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
Telegraphic Briefs.

Ex-KiDg Milan, of scryia, will shortly start on
a long tour.
The callers at the White House to-day OUT am.
bered tn Sc OF yesterday.
William staeger, of Newark n j., was s.lp.k
and killed by train az Newark bay bridge hi,
/ morning
J. p. MacGarrahtn y we'll knowl Journalist
New York, dropped dead suddenly this mornpg
of heart disease
Queen Victoria arrived at Biarcitz to-day. Ho-
Majesty was welcomed b; the MAJOR of the ci,r
and other prominent persons
Geo. II. Williams, aged 10 leading mem "
of the Baltimore bar and ex-Presidcnt of the NJ.
ryland Senate, died in Baltimore to-day.
Representative Laird, of Nebraska, who was
during the whole of tbs last session Of Cong,,..
has reached Washington much improved in health
Assistant Secretary Thompson acted Is Secret,
ry of the Treasury to-day at the roqnes; OF Secro.
tary Window, who WAS engaged in lo,ey.eyl.
itors.
Senator German wa, to day elected chairman.
the Senatorial democratic caucus in plsc. of SEN.
a;or Harris who has filled the place l,r sam.
time
White Caps are creating onhle in the d i-btor
hood of Huntington Ind 0le man has br,u
whipped 70, failing to 90 to work and other, hsye
been warned.
strike has occurred among the weaycr4 3,
Armentieres France. The strikers have attacked
the factories, and soldiers arepatroing the streets
to preserve order.
Guntner Wechung 20 years of age a German
drug clerk in New York, was struck en- thelooi
with an axe carly this morning by IN unknown
man who attempted to rob the store in which ac
was employed. lie will die
Walker Blaine occupied the sea. vacated Iy
First Assistant Secretary Rives in the State De
partment, to-day, but no appointment has lccn
made. In the War Department W. c. Endico.t IT,
continues to fill the post OF private secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
The Panama Canal.

PARIS, Mar. THE Cabinet has decided
that the government will reply to an inter
pelaton 10 be submitted to the Chamber of
Deputies by NJ. Villain, regarding the Pan
ANA Canal Company, bat will not give de
tails of the action it has decided upon, owing
to the international character of the ques-
tiOn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
Murder and Snicide.

EARLyILLE, Ills, March EARLY last
night Daniel McLachlan, aged %, killed
Cora Carnahan, aged 10. and then commit
ted suicide. Toe parties eloped Sunday
night from Pawpaw, III, and have had q
weary time of it since. eluding detectives.
McLachlan was blacksmith, and the girl 8
daughter of well.to do hotel keeper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
Deaths.

Boston, Mar. Sidney Bartlett, the
Meteor of the Suffolk bar, died last night.
He was born in Plymouth, Mass.
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 7.-Isaiah V. Will
hanson, the venerable millionaire philauthro-
p:st, died at o'clock this morning, aged Sc
wears.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
Under Arrest.

NEW YORK, Mar. Olive E. Freund,
Mrs. Emily Howard. William e. Howard,
Gus. HaIstead and George Hastead, all in.
terested parties in the great Electric sugar
refining frauds, arrived here this morning
from Detroit The party was under the es-
cort of detectives and all are now safely
locked up in police headquarters. Howe &
Hummel have been retained for the defense
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07
Treasury Changes.

WASHINGTON, March list Comptroller
Durham, Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Miller, and 4th Auditor Shelley have tend
cred their designations to Secretary Window,
to take effect at his convenience. Treasurer
Hyatt will tender his resignation to the
President at the first opportunity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-07

Mr.. CLEVELAND commenced his admin
istratiou as an opponent of a second term
but was re nominated. MIR. Harrison com
menced his, fancy free in respect Of second
term but, from the mutterings already
audible in his party it is hardly probable
unless great change shall come over the
spirit of the dreams of the mutterers, that
he will receive denomination.