Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-11-05
FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.l
WASHINGTON. Nov. ).

WASHINGTON. Nov. ..
1t is said at the Treasury Department
to-day that vessel which arrived al
New Orleans last Saturday with $50
non-infected Italian immigrants OIL
board, has been detained at the quaran,
tine station there until now, and Will
be until twenty days from her arrival
shall have expired. Late TINS evening
they were allowed to land.
The marshal of this district has LEVIED
upon three pieces of furniture belong,
ing to Count Mitkiewicz. the cost oi
which was $50, to satisfy an old Juds-
ment of $3.50 with interest at / per ceht.
obtained some years ago by Alexan". ID
parties for whisky, when the Count car
ried on an oyster packing est JlishmenI
on the lower Potomac.
A Virginian here to-day, recently al
Culpeper, being asked il he thoueh
General Field would get many votes III
that, his OWL county, replied that he
thought he would carry ii. Asked
why he thought so, he replied that he
attended one of his meetings there q
short time ago, and that the entire au-
diencc numbered exactly ten.
Mr.. Jules Guthridge and Mr.. James
II. Slater of this city went TO AlcNan-
dria to-day to obtain charter for the
Evening News Company of this city
with capital of $l50,000. The incor-
porators are T. +. Roeseile, j. l.. Bar
bour, Z. Ct. Alvord, jr., jules Gutli-
ridge and James c. Slater. The paper,
the E'reninq Netcs, will be started here
about the middle of next month, and
will be independent in politics. lis
price will be two cents.
Congressman Rusk of Maryland was
here to-day. He is just from demo
cratic headquarters in New York. lie
SAYS that every body ut those head
quarters is confident Of Cleveland
election. and that, from what he saw
and heard there. he believes their conf
dence is well founded.
Mr.. S ?. Bayly, j., we'll known re-
publican, of Fau1lier county, Virginia,
now residing here, says the democrat
in his State are fighting the air. as. 81
far as he knows, no body is fighting
iem. and that there is no apparent Zeal
son why they should not have large
majority. Mr. O. E.Hine of Fairfax coui-
IT,, one of the leading republicans OF his
county, says his party is not working
there with any extra exertion. He
also says that while many of the repub-
licans in his county will not vote tey
Turner. the third party's congressional
candidate, he thinks many will dc so
solely because his name is on the re-
publican Presidential ticket.
Ex-Congressman Nenable Of The Pc
tersburg, Virginia, district, was here
Yesterday, He says he thinks Mr,Epes,
the democratic candidate for Congress
in that district, will be elected, as, appa-
rently, at least, every thing seems to be
listless about republican headquarters
in Virginia, General NIahone's residence
in Petersburg. He says he hears that
the portioo of the Generals house is
filled with mail bags full of republican
literature, which the General
has not even taken the trouble to dis
tribute.
The Civil Service Commission has sent to
the Attorney General copies OF a circular sent
by John X. Gowly, the chairman Of the ~
diana Republican State Committee, to MIR.
Ketcham, the Postmaster at Ditncy. Indiana,
co itaining request for funds TO insure the
pleasant condition about you.