Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14
People from New York interested in the

People from New York interested In the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company,
here to day, say the change OF the central
Office of that company from this city to At.
lants has proved any thing else than advan'
tageous from any point at which 1t can DO
viewed.
Mr.. Ike Hill OF Oalo, deputy eergeant-as-
arms of the U. 8. House Of Representatives,
Ia here to day. He says nsj ority o! the
people of Ohio are democrats to-day, are
for low tariff, and were 20 a. the late cleo
ton, and that the sole and only cause OF the
democratic defeat was the fscs that the third
party received nearly forty Thousand votes.
nearly every QUE OF which was that OF man
who had previously voted the democratic
ticket. He also Gays the republican msnegers
had Just as much money as they wanted, and
can not possibly have es much next year, ss
the different S:etes from which Ii came will
have use for all they Gan raise at hons. BE
says the delegation from hia State to the
next national democratic Convention will
not be for Mr.. Cleveland.
Mr.. Edgar Allen, formerly OF Richmond
but now of this city, says no thinks McKin.
ley has come 10 the front az Presidential
candidate, and that he vi get ell the re.
publioans to whom Blaine is OH ,otior q Die
and who have had the cod shoulder given
them by the present. administration. He
says General Malone will doDb iees have
the selection of the State deleca So 10 the
national republican convention, bot not that
of the district delegate9, and that the probs-
billty is there will be two delegations from
the State, with chances OF the admi sion OF
those who are for Blsiue, as Blaine will have
q majority of the convention.
Il ie learned here to-day from the best in
formed and most reliable sources thnt Sen
ator Sherman will be reelected in Olo,
though Foraker will not give Up without q
fight.
The Brez liam minister ths morning re-
ceiyed the following dispatch from hiS gov
ernnen!: "Nsws of secession In Rio G!ande
or any other State is untrue ; we are In per.
feet peao, Te;egrams from the capital ri
Bio Gsanda, published In to- days Diaro Of
fetal lays: "B ard Commercial Asssoele.
ton, representatives OF trade sad people
went to the Governors house aid asked
Gov. Csstllhos, 10 view Of the circumstances
OF thu State, due to causes known to him, to
resign Office Ia order to avoid material con-
flct. Gov. Castilhos resigned, and pr0yl.
s,onel junta WAS organized"
Mr.. Robert Pc7ellJ of Fsuquier county, Va
was in this city yesterday. While here he ted a
gentleman that he had been travelling through
Els congressional district on Alliance businees,
and that that organization would have a candi-
date in the field by election day, provided the re-
publicsns didn't have enc.
The Presidents speech to tho now Chiliaa mir
i.tsr 10 day is considered by sems as sort Of lee
turc, lot only to Chilli hut 70 all the other South
American countries, and that some of them msy
Teto.t in kird.
Mr. Azsez Muscslem, N Ottoman subject from
Mt. Lebanon, Syria, call Sd at the White Houso
this morning with an elegant portrait tPresi lent
Harrison in silk, framed in native wood, inaid
with mother of pearl, which he presented to the
President. 1t is fine specimen of oriental IN
dustry.
Among the handsumest exhibits at the AID
flower show at Aiblughs Opera House here, which
closes night, are some from Ale1andIis ,rists