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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1891-01-24
Editor of Woman's Chronicle.

Editor OF Womans Chronicles
The temperance women have stirred up things
so effectually in Southold Long Island that it is
propaple that OH Town is hsl.sing its breath yot
and wondering what next. The last spring cleo
ton proclaimed no license and seven saloon
keepers were arrestedby the Overseers of the Poor,
vigorously aided AID abetted by the temperance
women of the county The trial was memorable
one, and eastern women proven themselves in no
wise behind their western sisters in energy when
their indignation was once fairly aroused. The
defendants secured the best legal talent, likewise
The prosecution, and 81 900 was raised to carry
on the trial. The women left no stone unturned.
First they held prayer meeting, and if there is
any efficacy in prayer, you may be sure they re-
ceved the benefit. Women can't vote, but they
have always been allowed to pray. Ther they at
tended court in body and went prepared to stay
it out. They even served dinner in the basement
OF the courthouse and vowed no one should leave
until the case was completed 1t was 3 o'clock
in the morning before the jury brought in their
verdict and then the women cheered. The defen-
dants have taken advantage of their only alterna-
tive and appealed the case but it is safe to proph-
esy that while the end may not be just yet-the
saloonkeeper's days of prosperity in that section
are numbered
Do you know think that was a rather UNIQUE
idea OF The CHRoNICLE's a fortnight since, to
license drunkards. Here is the solution of per-
picking problem and all in accordance with law,
order and liberty.
The law compels a license to marry, to bury to
build, to keep dog, and levies tax on most every
thing one has, and why not pay for the privilege
of being beautiful drunkard and free sorrow
dispensary
10 be sure nature has a way of making such
an individual, with tnts of rosiate hue, with
STOPPING shoulders with coat tails that hitch up
in the back and sometimes with strange and tor
menting fancies, for we mortals cannot illy care
for the gifts the Creator has bestowed upon us
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1891-01-24

IT is claimed for Chicago that she has two hum
bred voters to one policeman, and ONE saloon Tor
every forty voters.
GEORGE BANCROFT, the venerable historian, died
at Washington D. c., the | ii. After long life
Of st1ysv and usefulness, hs death was quiet and
peaceful 49, child that is rocked to sleep in the
600. If a tender mother. The cause of his death
was said 70 bs weakness and old age lie had
lived out bis life here upon earth' and simply
crossed over. -------
c,,o,.or,u,n MISSOURI has aourishng woman
.uffrane oInb and at re, eent meeting for the
r,qa ~ officers congratulate letter was read
from Gov, Humphreys, of Kansas :" "N'0H ~
said: .spou4o
~ am personally in sympathy WIN you, ' 1u.md
So far as Kansas is concerned, aA alnaSS R
to saw that her laws touching botb 'ne pJ pharaa
and personal rights of women are AN 10 ' Some
than those of any other State ID the Union, Dollo
wears ago we extended municipal sufHfsA ,oo
women, giving them the right to vote ahc cry ~ ,
nons. So far as | know the operation IDS beSA
quite satisfactory. 1t is true that, as r1ie'
women do not all turn out to exercise this iran"
chise, excepting on occasions of peculiar inter
est to themselves Yet the very fact that they
can vote in city elections exercises very whole
some influence, and tends to compel the nomina-
ton of good men for position. In other words it
operates as a silent reserve force, which may or
may not be employed according as conditions and
circumstances may require. do not know OF
any public sentiment demanding the repeal of the
law, but upon the contrary am inclined to believe
that it is sanctioned by a large majority OF cur
people''
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1891-01-24
NEW YORK NOTES.

NEW York, Jan, 10, 1891
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1891-01-24

Without feeling the pressure of punishment for
~ a1,ct-but there Isl nothing like facts in black
and bite.
"A snnn, >se every one who bought drink Of
uhietr 10 u to have drunkard's license or else be
IN danoer ., being nabbed like collarless canine
Not = had ID, "a surely. Most anyone will recog-
nize the merits W '
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1891-01-24

IT is claimed for Chicago that she has two hum
bred voters to one policeman, and ONE saloon Tor
every forty voters.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-10
Ierttikfe GYBeft.

STE noGbenonmten 9erfonen iinb eriu@t, f9 bet
s. Mordportb, Re9tSantpalt in Gtncinnati Dbio,
gu rnelben, melber alein bic grbI9aften gu erbeben
herrhtint lift
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-10
modentiAe 3uinois staotss5eitune u1ontae TO- 2lueuf 1891.

Der Waenidbeit beroorserufen bat. @er
beutt babel nidt an iene Soften, mo- Die
BfIan3e in Dem alten
8eltt6eif ibren @in5ue belt unb gum Se9en
fir einen eroBen She'll Der @rbenbemobner
purbe? limo lit nt6t Die GocapfIan3e,
bon ber ia befannt lit, baB ite BEL Dem @es
nuiie BON nur penigcn %gefauten BlGttcrn
81 ben srOBten Nnftrengunaen befGbigt,
audi etn iol6es Nrcanum, bas Dieleidt
einntal cine gauge umtpdlaung in Der Grs
~nGbrungStpeiie berporrufen miro ? - I'M
obldllt8 itnb Die @bemifer baran. Elm ioldes
Olittel aufsuftnben, bas ben Meni6en bic
grDBte Gorge, Die tbrer @rndbrun9, bonn
5alls ldafft lnO uns 9eute 2ebenoen blei6t
nur Die 9offnung, oaB ibneu biss einmal
g~elingen m09el SGtlden mir uns o6er,
banu mD9en Die Worte bcs 0idters in ibr
9te6t treten: D@obI uls, oaB mir feline
@nfe[ 1tno!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-10

STE no9benonmten 9erfonen iinb erii@t, f9 bet
8. Wordluortb, yte9tSanDa1t IN @tnctnnatL Obto,
au %rleler, tpelber auett Die Grbi1often gu erbeben
berebtigt TIT: -..
8. @aubenbifteG ons tI1t; @r6en BON 81. 9reit; gRo.
fine 8pobe aus Seeien; 8. s. 8runs aus SeefeI6; S.
0t. @ruenles (9en. 9ruentn9) aus Gltoitrbeu; $. 3;
8nfenbus ouS SSeooerlparoerfiel; 5. S. Vonbof ans
Ntens; 10. Rorn au5 Strabnbn; A9ilbelmtne 9. g.
gadbaus aug Subeniblen; Grben ODn SDutle @Dent'
niB; 8. 90. 9eborbe, friiDer &iidens, aus gurbooe;
g. 9olbtn9er aug Berlin; s. Gtfenton1t aus Wtltrr'
Horbt; 90. d. 6. Gberltein bereb. 8rettin9 1lno q. q.
Nt. aug gerltn; S. 6. Slider, e. oere9. ShDtpie. s.
90. SpDoln1 8eQina Nt. unb @niia y. ans 9et3tson;
Sopbie Tenot aus Ga5ee; o. GSorbcrg ans Yotsoam;
S: s., Grimm aug 9ofen; 5: 9G nne s. SroB aus
@9teroingen; s. @anier aug 2oilfen q. g.; S..9.
Grimm aug NebIdfon; S.M.@ Seroe3 onS Senernisr'
Mittelbei9; @.@. @erbeS aus See: elberauBcnbeib; 8,
6. &. g., unb s. 8. Seibel aus IGadbenbu9; @rben
BON Nt. ID. SoeDeI, 9eb. Sort; &. 9anier ons 9ofen;
8. So9en aus 9pien; &oroliue 6. Son9ltbrIer alls
ln6 s. s. 9iri6 aug 9afnerboSlod; s. 6. Sir5 aus
9tubersberg; 8. 9offmonn aus Gdlparben; 3. g. 9.
StnrtbS aug 9bteieparoen; ~. ": Strlb aus SoD'
burferSbDrf; @. Souimann aus &en5ln9en; u. s.
&ir6boff 9eb. S6ittfe, ans Berlin; Ds. &Iob aug
@ciBen6prn; 8. 2etsle, geb. Go9, ons S6Dr5tnger;
s. Otoier aus SDa5oori; Nppolonto Wsoa aus Gn9ertss
~. pere6. 9rubcr, s.. perch. Molt so. perch. geeDr,
s. nereb. WplT unb 80. Derc6. GdDuler ans allnterss
bod; s. unb 6. ytornotr aus &iesboT; ". rno u.
Sanbnra; &. 9. d. 9bereiis Barbara &. nnb S.
2un0 aus Sreiplsbeim; 8. 8. Tet5 aus &ircbbeim
II. g. o. Gongc aus &Dppertn9; 6. NidletS aus 6roBa
Isooermoroen; MG. TetnDar9 ouS PgutPpSDnl9, ".
Stotb. eeb. 3of, on9ebL. i'll Stem 0ort; s. Ste9lnaisr
aug unterfphen; 8. VI Steiner aus &lebt1gen. I. Ut.
8. @iI6elmiie 8, psreD. @6unann, Sberefia 8. nnb
s. S4oa ans &iebtn9en; g. S9rei6er aus Sberitsls
mingen; SoDoune 6. S0rumm aus SofnerbosIatb;
Seleno S6mtb aus S6errelte; s. s. S1uri9 aus
9un5lou; 8. 9. @6ipper aus %9torben; s.. 3. 8.
9prtnd aus &oritebtsbpf; s. Sb6ps an9ebl- in ysep
@orf; 8. 9. Siebe onee6I. in ct. Spnts; S. S. :.
&biemt9 aus Sangenber9; Grben BON s.. 3routIno1n;
$. uamronn, eeb. 8trf, an9ebl. in &oncoiter, u o.;
s. 80. .. Wesroub aug @amburg; SObonne. At s.
Milms als &angperoen; 8. S.Wtriter aus Sonenler@
beib; g. s.. s. Miemers aus 9uiummterbel1; @rben
ppn 6enrtette Mie9mann; q. g3erner ans Sr. 6lent=
bpcSef; 8. 6. MDbltmonn aus Sanoltebt; 5~ra1t5tsta
3.immermaun aus gutbou.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-10
Qn5ei9en.

@ciforbem:
Sobt Sabcr. Sreuube pber 9ertuonbte fbuuen
geoberes onrda @tliam Scott, Colorado Sortnus.
Gplorooo, ert1Dren. 7ae3tlmD
Goeben etu9etrofen:
~ 9es Sahrcr binfemSem 8cten
neler Dtitoriider &olenber fir 1892.
Preis portofrei Is Gents.
Keeling & Klappenbach,
AS Seorbpru Ctr, Gbicaon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-10

on pertoufeu: Cine fSornt int Gl9tmer Wttld'
= 9iftrict. 800 Mcre5, $50 per Ncrc. Selfer SDoen;
cine Werbeiieruuaelt. 5000 Baar. Spre DIET por pet
p0er Ihreibt an 80. q. Gbeloon, 2 @pdnbergoT
gnmnryre 8oo6tuio ,ullpb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-10

2 ptrtaufen: @isorrenfabrtt unO Stors; e s1n les
@tod rub after &unbIdoIt, @Doleiale unD &etatl /;
@iQeut6iimer mia I6 pom 9eihGit 5urild6lepe1t.
YeIer s. @1mitt, "a gtortb State Str.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-25
HRNs OF TEE DAY.

Rev. DR.. T. Ds Witt Talmage's nAw tab
ernsc,e in Brooklyn, which cost 1850, 600,
will be dedicated on Sunday.
Surgeon General Hamilton reports that
he thinks that yellow fever can be kept out
of the Uoited States this year.
The Treasury Department has decided
that lottery tickets SAINT out of this country
muet pay duty OF 25 per cent. ad valorem.
A cable from Port az Prirca announces
the failure of the attempt to obtain lease
of Mole st. Nicholas for United S!stes
naval coslirg station.
Il is reported that Senator Reagan, OF
Texae. may resigu his seat in the Senate.
His term expires March 4th, 1898. Mr.
Mills is spoken of as his successor.
At Pittsburgh, Pa. last night. man
named Timmons of Braddock, gave the
police information OF plan to blow up e.
c. Frick, the coke king, with dynamite.
The trial of Rev. J. R. Campbell before
the New Castle Presbytery, at Delaware
City, on the charge OF using improper meth
DDS to secure divorce, ended yesterday in
verdict of guilty.
DR.. Seeuin. OF New York. has brought
suit in Providence, B. l., court for divorce
from his second wife. on account Of ealousy
of whom the first Mrs. seguin killed her
children and then herself in New York in
1882.
Secretary Blaine is reported TO be indig-
nant at the Foraker episode in the republic
can esgue convention at Cincinnati. There
is also said to be perfect understanding be-
tween President Harrison and Mr.. Blaine,
and that Mr.. Blaine desires the renoHnins-
t;on Of tho President (2).
AS stated yesterday disastrous rain-storms
and nooda occurred in Peru from March 10
to the 22l. Villages and farms were mum
dated, churches and other buildings pros.
trated, railroad tracks waehed away and a
cemetery ruined and the bodies foated off.
The loes is estimated at 50. 100000
The police of New York last night az
rested a fne-looking man known In his
haunfs as Frenchy, on suspicion OF being the
murderer OF the woman whose mutisted
tody was fouod In lodgiog-house in that
city es:erday. The dead woman, whose
name was Carrie Bowp, was also
known as "Shakespeare among her
associates. She was handsome woman,
about GO years old, with striking features oil
Roman cast, aud form of remarkable sym
metry for a woman Of her age. There were
even traces OF refinement Visible bctweeD
the marks left by life of dissipation. Five
women and another man have been arrested
| 10 connection with the murder, hat there le
10 proof against any of them. The police
! have also secured pair of trousers which
they think belong to the murderer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-25
The War in Chill

hdvises f,om Chill arc to the effect that tho
Gillian army is almost entirely in favor OF the
revolution although tAe government has at its
orders over thirty Thousand men, 1t is related
that on February A the government troops massa-
cred nine hundred defense esq workmen, women,
and chiliren st the Poo Aim mite. After these
deeds eight hundred aud ninety mon were arrested,
and eighteen of them murdered. The rebel troops
also shot several persons More than one Thousand
men were killed in the battle Pozo Amonte on
March T. President Bslmsceda's army wss routed,
with the loss of oil its artillery and the greater
part OF its infsntry. The revolutionary army
committed many atrocities he revolutionary
squadron has left Iquque with all the shore forces
to attack Valparaiso. 1t is also reported that the
whole of tho regular army was routed and broken
TO pieces. except the cavalry, which, seven hum
drod strong retired toward Bolivia, hoping tn join
the forces expected from Tarspacs. Provisions
were so scarce at Iquique whom the rebel squsdron
blockaded the port that preserved milk sold for
500 can and beef for $40 pound. The officers
AID crews OF the rebel vessels have bound them
selves not to lay down arms until they hang Presi-
dent Balmaceda 10 Il principal square in San
tisg,. The latest report from Iquique was that
africa Tscua had been taken, and that the govern
mont forces have fled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-25
The Presidents Trip.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, April % The
visit ct President Harrison to Santa Barbara
yesterday was celebrated In the most unique
end characteristic manner. The entire pop
uation gathered at the station and pre-
cession was formed composed OF a cavalcade
of Spanish citizens IN their native costumes,
the grand army and brigade of children
and cit!zsps in gsily decorated carriages.
Tbs party was escorted 10 Promenade DIES
Anglsis where they witnessed battle OF
flowers, participated Ia by ladies AMI gan
omen 10 open carriages so covered with
f,9ers and green that they we're completely
OBS ,ured even 10 whsel, AMI harness. The
President end party viewed the picturesque
battle from grand stand simply covered
With flowers. Taers were four columns
along the front. ia ths construction OF which
1t is es inatea that naar!y 10000 calls lilies
were used. After the ea2a2 ement the Pres-
ident aud party wsre escorted to the Ar
lieg.on Hotel where dlnnec was provided
otter waich The President hsld a public re-
ce; or.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-25
VIRGINIA NEWa.

Memorial services In honor Of Gen. John
ston will be held 10 various parts Of The State
tomorrow.
Pending the selection of the successor to
Wee President Olkman. of the Richmond
aud Danvile, President Ioman has directed
the managers to report to him 10 New YorE
The MtCracken murder case is still Gu
trial 10 Fredericksburg. Doctors yesterday
testified that they are Of the opinion that
the prisoner who killed ns father ia insane.
Maior Nelson z. Hotchkiss, 9ho engi
neeted the frat excursion or Gorihera edis-
ors 10 the South sfter the war. dad ID
stanton yesterday. He WAS brother OF
Ms or Jed Hoichkiss
1t ia said that a gentleman from NsR
Mexico has purchased 600 acres of land up
the Shenandoah Valley aud will at once
proceed TO stock it With sbeep, which ne
will chip from that Territory.
TIE State board OF medical examiners
concluded its lahors in Richmond yesterday.
OF the 20 candidates for certificates about 40
passed. Among the latter we're two oolored
men, Another applicant of the same race,
who had appeared before the board on two
or three other occasions, again failed.
Mrs. Honoria II. Randolph, wifi, of Mr. ]
W. RardoIch, died in r obmond yesterday
at the residence OF her son, Msjor Norman
" Randolph. aged "a years. Sho WAS
Miss Tucker, Of Norfolk, snd sister OF the
late Admiral Tucker, o! the Confederate and
Peruvian navies, and e!so bsfore the war, of
tbs United States nays. Sac wac born in
Alexandria.
Il is stated that The egree ment hmong the
London Dondholders ca 10 the Cleveland
o colt terms OF settlement Of the Slate debt
does not contemplate the tax-receivable
o,upon feature and that the settlement is
likely 10 exceed the terms Of the Riddle
bsrger bill. l. eeems to ba certain that Gov
e-nor Mckinney will not be likely to coz
vene tbs Legislature to consider any propo-
sitlou not practically within the bounds Ct
that measure,
James Craney. colored. wss hanged yes
tefday at Lexington. His crime vas the
murder of Cdarles o liver at Browuehurg
R 1ckbfidge county, Septembs. % last at a
negro dance. The evidence bsfore the jury
waa that Craney used both pistol aud q
knife on Oliver. On the scsffold Craney
asid he did not shoot Oliver, but tina; o liver
shot himself Ia wrestling the pistol from his
{Crsney's) hand. He died expressing good
will toward all men and had 6 prayer on HE
lips SO the drop fell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-25
Lynched.

WALLA WALLA, Wash, Apl. 25.-D.J. Hunt the
slayer OF Private Miller Wednesday night, was
lynched last evening by soldiers from the garrison
AID fell in the court house va riddled with six
teen bullets A :owd Of probably seventy soldiers
suddenly appesrei at the all and began ,rkon tho
doors with hammers and ohisels. Finding resist
snce usless tho doors wero opened and the keys
to the cells demanded. Hunts celi was found
and he was quickly taken out to the court house
yard aud shot. Immediately sitter the sh 'oting
the aodiers went to their quarters ard it will be
difficult to lentify those concerned in the shoot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-25
Sentenced to be Hanged

nashville, Tenn, April pa Pulaski, Tenn
special says; LsrkIn Lancaster, who was charged
with having cut of the h ad and severed tho legs
OF ZIck Dickson, and then doing the same up in
sacks and throwing them in Richland Crock, was
yesterday convicted of murder in the first degree
and sentcrcsd to be hanged on the second Friday
in June next. remarkable coincidence is that
this is the third time that he has been convicted
on the same day OF the month of April and SEN
fenced to hang On the same d ~ of the month in
June 30 has spposled to tho Supreme Court,
and some lawyers think that the vexing problem
as to whether or not he will hang is no nearer II
solution than it was MIRO than two years ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-25
TELEGRAPEIC BREVITIEs.

a sewer trench at Omaha, csved in last
night burg;ns ak lsborers under 8 feet OF
earth. Two S8edts wsre killed.
Tne exi tence Of the reported placer gold
And on Sage Creek in the BAD Lands is ser-
ously questioned by experienced miners.
Rsv. Jas. Atoblson, of Ligoaeer, nd,
aged 70 was last evening married to Mrs.
Mary Ana White, of the same place. aged
II.
The trial OF Plenty Horse, The IndIsp
charged With tbs murder OF Lieut.. Casey,
o 8. a.. began yes eedsy ct Sioux Falls
8. D.
Tha Farmsrs' Mutual aans 6i Association
ASSENT as tbroughou. Iiiaois are bent 90
receiving more mone3 for tbs wheat crop
of 1891
The Indications are ihaS the Oaio republi-
can Safe CENTRAL committee which met 10
Columbus yesterday, will nominate Me,
Mckinley for Governor withous the slighteai
opposition.
A Versailles. Ky despatch says that Ne.-
son Gray. desperate, awaiting trial for
arson and burglary, was shot through the
head and killed by Tailor Hall yesterday
while attempting to escape.
The general condition of the S ottdsle,
Pa, C Ike region to-day is that of quietness.
No eyiotIons have taken plac", but some
may take place at Lsisenring this afternoon.
:, :r-nt,;. "a ooptoropleted
a. Archis, No.. On Wednesday last z. 3.
Soper murdered b!s wife and two children
horribly mu!i:a.ipg their bodies With
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-25

,;on bv ex-senator Piett, who controls the
rsnnflicsn machine in New York. az the
besrfs OF Plat and himself beat as ooe.
a census bulletin Issued to-day etatea that
xbiie the population of Maine In 1880 was
G6I OS6. In 1890 1t was GAS 936.
Solicitor General Taft says the report that
copies Of confidential papers sent to the
Government Printing Office have recently
been baGked about for sale, Is true, and
that Public Printer Palmer will be called to
account for such remarkable feet.
Another meeting of the directors OF the
Washington and Arlington Railroad Com
psny viii! be held here next week. Another
ore will be held soon after, and soon after
that arrangements for the construction OF
the road will be commenced. The money
REQUIRED to build the road has already been
subscribed.
Just before ex- Treasurer Huston left here
for bis home, he ard Corporal Tanner, ex
Commissiooe, of Pensione. had long inter
view, la which they expressed to each other
their opinion OF what they termed the
phenomenal ingratitude of Mr.. Harrison.
The State Department has been informed
that the Haytien Government positively re-
fuses to raruait the q. 8. Government to
have coaling station In ,s territory
Gen. Malone has returned to his home az
Petersburg. BE will go to southwest VIZ
pinia next week to look after some OF his
land speculations 10 that section.
Messrs. Craig. q. S attorney for The west
ern district of Vlr. ioie, and Postmaster NC
Laushlin. OF Lynch burg, are here to-day,
but neither hes any thing to cay about poll
tics 10 their State.
1t as been proved that Baron Fava made
no mistake in trsnslating Minister Rudinis
dispatch into French, but that the mistake
was made by the trsnelators In the State
Department here.
The friends OF President Harrison here
say they are greatly deceived in Mr.. Blaine,
as man cannot be loyal to his chief who
will not contradict the current report that
he will be candidate for his chiefs succee-
sof5hip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-25
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Correspondence Of the alexandria Ga-ette]
washing cOE. d. c.. April 90 1921,

Special correspondence o. the 6ter6'idTra Gazette
WAsHIEa cOE. d. c.. April % 1891,
Commencing Monday next, the 9th inst,
the Pennsylvania railroad train leaving
New York at 4:30p ~, will run through TO
Atlanta without charge of cars via the Rich
mond ard Danyl line.
Secretary TJsog left this city this morn
ing on ths U. s. S. Despatch for Norfolk.
The folioSipg changes 10 the 4 b class
postoflices of Virginia were made to-day ::
Fritts, Lee county, e. NJ. Gilbert appointed
postmaster, vice d. F. Thompson, removed !;
Montevideo, Rockingham county. 3. F.
Young. vice N. :. Hiteshsw, resigned
Nothing has yet been doue in the case of
the two members of the Old Dominion Re-
publican League of this city, indicted for
violating the civil service law, Cd charges
brought saaiust them by the civil service
commissioners, end the prevalent opinion
on the subiscs now Ia that nothing more
will be done, and that the reason of the ip-
action is the wish OF the President
Associate Justice Bradley is reported to
be better to-day, hut thas be will probably
net he well enough to be present IN the q. s.
Supreme Cont roon on Monday next, when.
if he be well enough, but not unless the
in the B hiring Sea csse will be
heard, to he followed by thai in the Lonisi
ana Lottery osees.
Republican politicians here say the fact
chat Mr.. Cisrkscn is well known to be op-
posed to the RECONCILIATION of President Har-
risen shoTS tia; he is backed in his opposi.