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The rustler., 1891-11-13

Dcliina de Capalleja. after months OF
deferred hope. stood with the crowd al
the dock, awaiting the return Of the
troop which had gone 20 defend the
mission Of San Gabriel In is building.
There was no fiuttcr Of color beneath
her white skin. and the heavily.lashed
lids almost concealed the impatient
depths Of the eyes; the proud repose OF
the head indicated the reserve and self.
control Of her nature Over her white
gown and black dense hair she wore a
black lace mantilla. fastened below
the throat with large yellow rose.
The ship swung 10 anchor and
answered the salute from the fort.
Boats were lowered. but neither officers
nor soldiers descended. The murmur
OF disappointment on the shore rose TO
a shout Of exeeration. Then, as the
ships captain and passengers landed.
whisper ran through the crowd. a
wall and wild sobbing. They flung
themselves TO the earth. beating their
heads and breasts-all but Delfna de
CapalleJa, who drew her mantilla about
her face and walked away.
The authorities OF the City OF Mexico
yielded topublie elamor and determined
to cast silver bell in honor Of the
The rustler., 1891-11-13

Father-Now. look here, Dinnis, dive
moindP I've towld yes foive or six
tonnes to go to sunday-school an II |
hav' to tell yea agin I'll Civ yez bat
ing that yez'lI reminder TO the ind OF
yez daysl
Son-Lay hands on me at your peril,
The presumption Of you foreigners Is
simply disgusting. Life.
The rustler., 1891-11-13
Wiped out Of nu.ln....

MeGarriele-Its all mp with me, oil.
man.
Hounstetter-What's tn troublep
Mcsiarrigle-You know tn museum
ketched Gre an lost all nv cur,o.
Hounstetter-Yea
MeGarrigle-Well then Tn bearded
woman au' tn tattoed man eloped In
Fat woman licked tn glass-eater an 90,
arrested, an now comes tn last straw.
Hounstetter-w What's thatp
McGarrigle-Th' hvin' skel'tona fa..
tin upl-Judge.
The rustler., 1891-11-13

snd ai-e working - p-fvnas .esrss.ry
% another rrntlcmAn. was stnrtl~d
enc day - rsad In tl.e daily pap~r. sl,.s
NJ Coz had hern riven saaooo wo-th of
stock . innuence him In securing l-r-
,aiaiion for the eompany. II was siatsa
y witness that the stock had hen
received and accepted hy my friend
and during hiz abscnee from his eoun.
" his good name was being snircb.d.
! went Immediately - Mr.. Bowie. the
Chairman 81 the select eosnmitfee. ana
asked 10 ~ summoned a. a witness II
was done. and when took the oath and
stood before that committee there wa.
one man there who turned al colorA 1
told the committee all about the eircum.
stance. a. ! have told you. I stated
that m = safe deposit In New York citv
that receipt was safely and securely
locked said that unless the memory
OF Mr- Rogers could bs refreshed. /
The rustler., 1891-11-13
Why Notf

Elderly But Well Preserved Widow
Tin business)-This Is an employment
agency, Is II not?
Manager-It is. ma'am. What can I
do for you?
ii want bright, active, capable
young man for typewriter. Chicago
Tribune.
The rustler., 1891-11-13

Don't you think a war between Eng,
land and Russia would cause a rise In
bread as well rs In wheatP" asked a
newly-married woman. who makes her
own bread, Of her hubby.
u hope that something will occur
which will cause a rise In your bread,
II Is terribly heavy" said her hubby
Texas Siftings
The rustler., 1891-11-13
Wonders Of Science.

Blinks-lf you have 80 much troubls
with your teeth. why don't you get ar,
tiheiai ones? The Idea Of being bothered
tnat way In this marvellous age Of
scientific and mechanical progressl 1
got a full set only few months ago
Jinks-lndeedl Are they a successp
Bilnks-suecess2 | should say so
nhy' ! can almost eat with them
Good Nova
The rustler., 1891-11-13
A Touching Sight to See.

Miss Shyster de Puyster - shystes
witnessed touching sight this morn.
ing.
Mrs. Bobs-Joncs-He was always soft
hearted. What did he see this timer
Mrs. Shyster de Puyster-Eie saw me
touching him for q new diamond set
Jewellers Circular.
The rustler., 1891-11-13

"Yes, my brethren" continued the
memorializer. ''in n single night was
our dear friend torn from the arms of
his young wife. What mourning In.
wolves her at the most flourishing age,
Widowed at twenty-eight years."
"At twenty-six," interrupted the wild.
owed, emerging for an instant from her
tears and sobs-Judge.
The rustler., 1891-11-13

New Yorker-Your police force here
does not seem to amount to much.
Have You found the perpetrator of the
last murder that was committed?
Local official-Waal, no, we haven't
got no perpetrator yet, but we found
the corpse of the victim.-Texas Sift-
inpa
The rustler., 1891-11-13

Marie tsru~slyl-ThAt Harry Haskin.
never does know when 10 10 home
katie-Whaf's the matter. keen xuu
MP till midnightq
Marie ,peitishlyl-No. he went away
Al half past nine. when he might ns
vel have stayed TN half past eleven.
MAMMA and papa wercnt Al homs.-
Detroit Free PrczA
The rustler., 1891-11-13

Visiting Aunt consulting railwa,
guide)--l never could understand one OF
these things. It' all Greek to me.
Boston Child (aged three)--If that's
all II Is, auntie, let me have II. I'll
read 1t for you.--Chicago Tribune.
The rustler., 1891-11-13

He (salesman)-Dear little hand lab
automatically, ] wonder II II will wash.
She icon spirito)-No, sir. IL won't
nor It won't scrub. either-but IL you
want 1t to play the piano. it's yours,
George.-Life.
The rustler., 1891-11-13
A Terrible Tnmntntinn

Norris have Just been discharged
by the bank, Miss Mary. for making
use OF my confidential knowledge out
side Of the bank.
How was that?"
81 proposed to a heavy depositor, and
was accepted. Life.
The rustler., 1891-11-13

De Tracker-The killing of that
jockey In yesterdays race was a horri-
BILE affair, wasn't itp
Dc Better-Horrible, horrible. Just
made me sick. had all my money ON
that horse.-N. Y. Weekly.
The rustler., 1891-11-13

Wife-Charley. why is that train
called the ''limitedp"
observation-disclosures poker Is about the
only game that the passengers play
Judge.
The rustler., 1891-11-13

tr~anurus of Mexioa ne Iudlnn.
s~srmed like ants over the great nase
an transcpt Tho@e who were nos
hEhting smashed the altar and slashed
The wallk The callous star look,d
through the apsrtures left for windovs..
and shed pallid lixhs upon the writh-
ING mazs- The padres hal defended
Weir altar behind the chanccl rail-: but
they lay trampied, with arroWs vlbrat-
ing In their hard old muscles
DE- Ia Torre forced his way 10 tho
eoor and stood for q moment. solitary.
against the pale light of the open. then
turned his face swiftly 20 the night air
as ne fel over the threshold of the
mission he had 80 calamity defended.
The rustler., 1891-11-13

Clara-l don't sec why childrcH
couldn't be born ten years old.
Maud-It would be agreeable, and
don't see why girls couldn't be bore
married. Jury.
The rustler., 1891-11-13

Editor-The only way to succeed In
the newspaper business is to give the
people what they want,
Friend-llave you got u teu-dollar
bill you can let mo have2-Puck.
The rustler., 1891-11-13
Echoes from the Collection Plate.

Eutton-liow are you getting along
these daysP
Dime Badly. Closeflt has me in his
pocket, and IL Is life sentence.
Button-Um; and expect TO be sent
TO the heathen.-N. Y. Herald.
The rustler., 1891-11-13

Waiter-Menu, sir?
Uncle Josh from wnyback)-Me,
you skunkl What do ye mean me for9
Judge.
The rustler., 1891-11-13

HE Senor Capt.
tan Don Luis
de la Torrc
walked impA-
tienuy mp and
do " n before
the grisi mill
wherein were
quartered the
soldiers sent by
Mexico 10 pro-
The rustler., 1891-11-13
THE srxnnow am rmE TOR

Pugnacious Sparrow tto topl-wAss
are you buEzing and gong on ahout1 10
F0u dont stop Il IN jump On y0a
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VIRGINIA aBws.

& fire yesterday DESTROYED the saw and
blaming mille If JohnsoU e. Andrewe, In SUI
folk. Loss $4,000.
Miss Fannie Forsyihe, one Of the oGeal
residents OF Richmond. died yesterday ir
the 90 h year Of her age.
VIM. Musoos, colored, the murderer o.
officer Sea-, st Charlottesville, was yester'
day sentenced to be hanged on the Dist o.
April.
The only case bcfore the Court of Appeals
Yesterday was that of The Ricbma1d and
Danviile Rsiiroad Company vs. La Pfad's
administrative, which WAS argued and sui.
mitted.
J. w. Pope, coored lawyer of Danville,
who was appointed By Gov Lee treasurer OF
the Virginia Normal and Collegiate lnsti
tute at Pa'ertb burg, is short 10 HE accounts
about 81 600. snd Attorney General Scott
has ins,iiu ed proceedings to recover The
amount due the SAFE,
The body of Jack Dolly. white. 16 years
of age, wss found, with bullet hole in his
head, yesterday In Belmont Addition, r.
anoke. George Richardson, boy of the
came age, was arrested, charged with the
murder of Dooly. He claims to know moth.
Ing of the killing. Il Is thought that DaolS
was accidentally shot by Richardson. who lie
afraid to tell how the shooting occurred
TIE New York Times OF yesterday says
Negotiations between representatives OF
holders CT Virginia bends and representa-.
tives Of the State have reached such stag
that there Is prospect of an early and mu-
tusly satisfactory settlement OF the long
pending financial difficulties under which
Virginia has Iabored. 1t is the only one OF
all the States that seceded whose anli-war
debt stll remains unpaid.
There were three largo deeds admitted
to record in Rappabsnnock county, says the
Guide two of them transferring the right of
the 6. v R. R & ". A. ii K r unbulIt, to
the Norfolk & Western K. R., and the third
conveying In trust to the Mercantile Trust
COMPANY Of New York to secure $40 600 600
Indebtedness of the Norfolk & Western r.
r., which money. it is presumable, will be
used in building its northern outlet. Tais
action is suggestive of the probability that
the road will be Iun through Rappahan-
mock county and come through Fauq1itr
county.
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SENATORIAL GAIHs.-The election Of
General Palmer, OF Illinois, TO the Senate
yesterday, makes Eve SeUatcrships wles'ed
from the republicans lis winter. These
Senators will come ftou, States ehich have
been confidently counted upon to have per
manent republican representation III the
Senate-New York, Wisconsin, Kansas,
South Dakota and Illinois. Had it not been
for the untimely death of SENATOR Hearst,
of California, these game would reduce tha
republican majority in the Senate Of the
Fify.eecond Congress to four. |: will row
be elk, but there are various important
-sues, incinding that of the tsriil, where
this mo GRITTY will not be at all reliable, md
may be reduced to two, or even 80 q tie.
The Senate republicans are therefore likely
to meet occasoos 10 The next i@o yesrs
when they will have soneUhat Of 8 bnrd
road to travel All the chances ase bright
for the democrats getting control Of the Sen
ats sitter N o .cb, 1898, by safe an rolisbe
working majority. New York, California,
Rhode leland, Wisconsin. Michigan, Illinois
can almost confidently be counted upon 10
send democrats, and there are fcuT or five
other States now represented by republicans
which can be clas5ed as doubtful.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

[special Correspondence Of The Alexandria GaseeJ
WASHINGTON. d. O.. March II, 1890.
among The bills favorably reported by the
war claims committee of the late 8. House
OF representatives., bat which Mr.. Reed
would not allow that House 70 consider, was
enc for the relief Of Mrs. julia A. Hum
phries, whose house AID goods in FreGer-
ioksbuvS were injured aud used By the fed
eral arOY withCu; coUpeDsatior, though, as
the report says, she wss loyal woman aud
had two brothers in the federal army. The
bill recommended en- appropriation of ten
tboussud dollars.
As previously stated In this correspond
encs, the engineering party that WAS Gu
gagged in locating route for the entrance OF
the Norfolk aud Western Railroad into this
city fcom lhe Virginia side of the Potomac
baa bsen disbauded. It's members went to
Front Royal yesterday to turn in their IL
struments a. the compsny's office.
MANY of the hands at the government
printing office were discharged last night,
aud the discharge Of more OF them Is daily
expected.
The official report of the trial board on
the eunbost Bennington will chow that that
vessel failed to develop the horse power re-
quired by the contract by nearly 800 horse
power.
Ofall the Presidential postcficas In Viz
glris there are nos only three that are not
flied by republicans, and OF them the terms
1.-two CT tha democratic incumbents have
not yet expired. and a republican was NOM
inated 70: The other one, but was not con-
firmeG. The two former offices are those at
Fa.mvila and Bedford City. the latter that
sat Lynohburg. The term of the democratic
postmsetez OF Bedford will soon expire.
Among the applicants for the succsssorship
is MT Mosby, the ex-repubican postmaster,
and brother of Col. J. s. Mosby.
About huudred and Hfty of the ex-Con-
sederales Of this city met here last night and
enrolled their names as members of an Or
aanizaton tos OF .ct OF which, as previous
iy stated 10 this correspondence, is to help
sbsir more needy comrades here. They
will inset again in TWO weeks and elect
ofiicers.
1t is understood that the National Con-
servatory of Music. bill for the charter of
,shich was passed ut he last session OF Con-
r,ess. will soon be este blisbed here, and that
Mr. Joseph RICE, formerly OF this city, bus
now of Alexandria, has been appointed bus
iness manager thereof with lucrative sala-
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most potential factor in tho prosperity Of .,

most potential factor in tho prospoIity Of an
town.
Second. Ealdly sccond TO tho above i, TIE fac.
that thor is no system o! sewerage in our cir,
Our drainage ID sll surface coast quenty we -,
build 10 house with NO Germ COZ ecnerces g ~
sidcreG in the true se:tse OF that term well sn1
cesspools are the alternstiv' How far IN isa
desirable cond ton is perhfp. debatab G. cors:3
cred from sanitary stan dpoini; but FROM a me-
tical standpoint no discussion can cusac
If you are 10 add to your population a part If
the owe fl w Of Washington we must give :,
them the ad Vantases and comforts to whicb thu
sre accu toned; therefore advise that Won T., l.
this subject in charge. We feel sure that with nm
information which c.a DO furnishc you, you viii
seq not on!y the rtsnce, but the feasibl,,rv
deyising scheme. which, without adding Ia
your burden of taxation will give GU this Geir
able IN rovement and sdd greatly to the sttr,c.
lions OF your city aad to the comfort of il.
habitsnts.
Third We suggest that in order tho mo:o a..
fectusllg to promote the estab ,hmsut OF ms n
featuring industries, an $500 lti.u Of tu.u :
men no formed, with tho p!edss on the part al
ca Ii ind ivi'uai member for the p ymont or arcb
4 sum of money as he may subscr'bo for the *.
press purpose and intent TO assist such nanQfsc
turing ndustri,s as the association itsef m
think advisable, this pledge to be FACED in tn.
hands OF bosrd f trustees to ho selected BIZ tho
as location from their own lumber.
This board OF trustees may be Ieatrcted in r.,
amount they sre permitted to invest ia any ono
enterprise. The IDEA to De, that lar.e Iumber
OF small industries with small risks ia more de-
sirstle than large enter ri5ss with corresponding
| ri ks.
The secul tiles taken FIR investments TO b, held
by the tru tees for the general benefit OF all the
mem ners of the association. The money t. BE-
paid by the associ tied members only it jcSlei
for by the trustees, and each snd every is Il.
ment to be pro rated, and demand made ON each
member fur biz p-opmtion of tho whole sun to
be raised and in The ratio Of his sub crip;ion to
tho whole amoent subscribed
With these suggestions we beg leave. very re-
spectiully 20 close this report
F. : REED, Pre- i:len
For tho Poard If Diectorf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-12

DEATH OF A FREAK Charles ]. Fleica,r
Baltimore colored boy, known to the MT
scum world as General Wood, the black
midget" died In New York yesterday. He
ia Said to have bsen The smaile,t man new
b .fore ne fuoiic He was thirty Eve inch
az 10 height and weighed ninety pouade.
h was Elk !; Two years old, aud had tfaY-
eled with -hows through all psrts OF tbs
country. He lived In boarding house for
fresks. near the Bowsry No one seems TO
know what killed the black midget. BE
was touud dead In bed, and the fat woinap,
who boarded 10 the same houEe, said ,bsE
the gss In the black midget room %Ss
turned on, and tnss he was smoihsted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-12

A RoFsG WITH BLIND sTAGGEf5- Yes
terday morning borGs attached TO cenps
containing two ladies was attacked win
hind s,sggers at Broed aud Merke: f;feei-'
Philad .ipbia, aoG staggered aOout 70 hay
lily and unex pected!y that the diver cud
not control nor could ci:;z ns bold MO.
The I'D 90 ra compelled TO remain if me
carriage until iho horse had pluagff
through a elass-oiate window in Warf-
makers sore, when they we's reiedsfa'
The animal Was go badly cut by the gle,
that it will have TO ba KILLED. TIE if-if
created great excitement. 10 the stree gas
crowded ct toe tine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-12

MR. WATTERsoN is not only particularly
unfortunate in the matter of the contents OF
his letters, but in that of their Transmission
through the mail. The one he wrote Gov
ernor Hill. aever reached it's destination. uor
wac ever sent to the dead letter office. and
now ez-PsesIdent Cleveland says ne has no
,eco lection Of ever receiving the one Nj.
Wettesson says he wrote to him. May be
mr. Watterson only thinks he wrote the let
iefs referred TO.
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Conference.

The Annual Conference OF the NJ. +
church solta commenced lis ore nut dredard
seventh session q. Roanoke yesterday morn.
Ing In Greene Memorial Cburcn, wish Bib
op E. r. Hendrix, of Missouri, as the pre-
siding officer. There ara il" etteads, c. one
hundred and forty ministers AID th:5iy-two
az dsleg ites. The Conference sermon gss
delivered Tuesiap a'gt; by Rev P.
stump, of Moref.li Churcn Row .es.s
F Armstrong, of FROM Rnysl. was rs-esc-
cd secretary. A great deal CT time was gay
I'D by B shop Fl :, dix decidiug that it wss
aunect ssary for he preachers To reportthe.;
"ollet tJns in full, as has heen the custom.
Instead of going into GstFi! when theit
,ha'ac ers are called, they simply anuoure@
whether the collections arc full, or over or
under, ss the, may be.
The execution OF the mtuate 5u9!ntsl
will taEd TO shorten the session, snd Il In
probable that An &C ,rrnman6 viii be react
ed 90 Monday night.
Dr.. B. Barbee reported bat during tie
wear the totsl business CT the publishing
nouse Vas 1854, 040 sn Increase Of $50 1876
)vrr lest years business. and from which
here is ret gain OF $50 ga.
;bs urssidog elders of the varidus DIE
ricls 10 .ds bsi reports, giving the coudi-
OF otthe territory under their charge Both
materially and spiritually most OF the die
srlct. are In good state and in fair financial
condition. Raw. d.. g. R. 8. Hough. OF this
district, reported su Increase in member
,hip new churchos, and patronage.
Preacher, had been FREQ from 81 ,knesa, d the
wo Of the church had pvospersd.
standing boards committees wore appointed,
and new committee colp1rtago established.
Rev. J. =. Hyde offered resolutions changing
the time of holding the conference from March To
November and moved That it be made tho sp. csl
order for o.daE. Tabled.
Rev Dr. Leonidas Rossar, the fsmous Old evan
geli.t OF the Virginia Conference, was pIclent and
will probably preach or cake an address befote
the conference closes.
Bishop Hendrix msdo short address on the
sponsibility OF p'esi ling elders.
Rev. Mr. You ~. OF this city, was appointed on
the committees on education, Wesleyan Female
Institute and admissions on tris; aud NJ. J ;.
Alexander on the committees on tine colp 'rt'gc
board and on district conference rds
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Elk A N DRIA. " (
THURSDAY EVEElEG, MARCH II.
ITALY HAS declined to appropriate money

ITALY HAS declined to appropriate money
Tor the European celebration of the four
hunl.edth anniversary Of the discovery OF
America, on tie ground that she cannot al
ford to do so, and several OF the states OF
tbs American Uoion will decline to apprc-
pirate money to celebrate the same event 10
this ccuutry, for the reason OF the prevail
lag belief that the proposed celebration, from
tbs selection OF the site thereof and the ap-
= .iatmeut OF it's managers, down to the pre-
sart, has been. and the arrangements ior IL
natl! the next Presidential election shall have
b9sn held, will be, partisan affair, and IN
,aot aa annex to the republican campaign
machine.
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SENATOR ELScr PALMER is seventy three

SENATOR KLBCT PALMER ia seventy-.hree
years old, but he is ore active, physically
ss we'll as intellectually, than many men Of
sxts-thrae. II there should be any Difficult
~ Ia nomioat:ag Clev land, or Hill, or Cor
man for the next Presidency, Why wouldn't
Senator Palmer do? There ls much wis
dom IL some old beads, and his is one of
Them
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In VIEW Of the de, l,ted condition In
which the lest republican Congress has left
BE Treasury, the wissst thing Mr. hsrr-
san's administration csc do in the matter re
:strsd 10, will be to accept Mt once Eogiano's
proposition 10 submit the Behring Sea stiA'r
TO arbit.s,ion. For the Uoited Slater, with
an empty Treasury, to 60 to war with any
other country would be absurd, but to DO
so with England would be grotesgus'y ridio-
=, ON:
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Every certificate We publish regsrdios ",
BULBS Cough Syrup is gernue. I'D W W.
pay reward of 81 600 o sny1n$ ~, s1.
che contrary in a single caae--A. Z. As's'
& o., Balto., Md.
A prudent man never spends his last qa ~
ter. e1cep. fer Salvation Oh to Gu h''
pain.
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~. Mrs Thurher OF Nov York Is the
patr Oh Of the institution.
President Polk, of the National Farmers
Alliance, now hare. say 8 The election OF SEN
S., or Palmer will be regarded by the ALI
spce with more favor ,haH that OF any OF the
other candidates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-12

Why do go many parents think children
troublesome ? Because they cry. And why
do children cry 1? Because they suffer. DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup will relieve all pain that
bshv hood is suhjeo to.
A bold assertion. but set this Is true. Old
saul's Catarrh Cure has been found the
cheapest and best remedy In the land. o. y
% cents.
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Amy with broken engagement to fsry,
about to be marr:ed): My dear girl. % no'
make the mistake did with my On rue.
Don't ssk George to eat sny of"our CO. SD 3
until after you are married. ErchGHgc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-12

It is stated in dispatch from Rome that Csr-
dnal Rsmpols is uualterable opposed to any ar.
rangoment with tho Italian Government short OF
substautiai CONGO ssion OF temporal power to The
Pope, and has 50 replied to the advances of Pre-
MAR End mi
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Col. ORDwAy, commander of the Nation
cl Guard CT the District of Coumbs, owing
TO tbs failure OF Congress to make the neces-
sary appropriation for the support OF the
whole OF that guard, has been compelled to
muster out the entire negro contingent, and
hss thereby brought down upon himself the
condemnation Of the whole Of their rece In
the District! and that of their white sympa-
th;sers. But ns suoh good republican ss
3easso- Jones ssys, this ia white man's
government, what Col. Ordway has done was
oGiy what might have been expected, and
hat under sinilar circu Instances. would
naYe been done in Boston.