Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-09-22
FROM MAOhlNdIUk.
Correspondence OF the Alexandria Gazette. ]
Washington, September 90.


Washington, September %.
The chief statisticion of the Census
Bureau today announced that in order
to proceed with business systematica ~
the office must decline TO issue any
bulletins of cities or towns under 25,
600 population until the full State bulle
TINS appear in alphabetical order
states will appear az completed provid-
| ing such conform with the alphabetical
system. These bulletiOs are expected
% begin next week, and will. perhaps,
appear at the rate of half dozen week
| iy. No deviation from this rule will
10 any case be made.
II has been decided that the United
States notes to Russia, Germany and
China will not be given out for publi-
cation in this afternoons newspapers.
They are to be printed in the papers of
tomorrow morning. This delay, it is
said at the State department, is neces.
sary to ensure the delivery of the notes
to the governments for which they are
intended, before publication is made of
hem here. The old idea is maintained
in this case that the same rule which
obtained years ago before the introduce
ton of cables, viz, that 4S hours should
ne allowed to elapse before such notes
are pub ished, Is applicable now. Act
Jog secretary Adee is believed to be res
ponsible for delaying the matter.
1t has been stated in some OF the
newspapers that Mr.. Cleveland 10 re-
spouse to 40 invitation of the Demo-
cratic Iroquois Club Of Chicago to at
tend their banquet, would write
letter advising the democrats to do as
his ex-Cabinet ministers, Messrs. Olney
and Wilson intend doing and support
DIR. Bryan, but it is stated here posi-
lively that he will do nothing of the
kind and that he will not write or utter
a word in behalf of the party that took
him from the slums OF Buffalo and
made him what he is. His rich and
particular and especial friend. Mr.. Ben
nett, who accompanies him on all his
yachting trips, when asked by demo-
cratic committee to contribute to the
democratic campaign fund, replied that
he wouldn't give silver, he, like Mr..
Cleveland, laborlng under the gorgeous
md ridiculous delusion, that he is bet
Ter than the entire democratic party.
Mr.. Quay who is here 10 consulta
ton with some of the republican Con-
pressmen from his State and trying to
find out If he administration will be as
much opposed to him as Mr.. Hanna,
who voted against him, Is graft
fed at the result OF the recent re-
puplican primaries 10 Philadelphia
aud believes that he will be re elected
Senator. Mr.. Wannsmaker has SUBJ
-crlbed 800 900 to the Hanna republi-
can fund, buS the Carnegie, Bethle
hem and all the other steel inter-
ests in Pennsylvania have given their
money to MIR. Quay's fund, and will
live more if it be needed, as he has al
ways been their friend and looked after
their interests In tariff legislation.
AT the meeting OF the Virginia demo-
cratic association OF this city last night.
the association joined the national as.
ISOLATION of democratic clubs and elect.
ed its president, Mr.. r. N. Harper. as
its delegate to the national convention
of the clubs, to be held iu Indianapolis
on the Srd proximo.