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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

In laudaion of the Presidents Message,
the Washington Chronicle says:
lat moment when the whole world con-
templates the sublime possibility Of universal
republic, paper like that OF President Grant
will DO accepted at once as contrast and an
example,
Now, we don't believe that Que maa IL ten
thousand in the whole world" contemrla'eS
the sublime possibility Of any such thing as
universal republic and therefore the con
trast and the example 60 Tor nothing. The
whole world" is big thing in its way-aDd
there arc more people living in 1t who never
L~.-a ri Con Grant. than there src these
who read bis message or regard i: as either u
contrast or an example,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

A HOUSE DIVIDED, dC.-Grant-''Ie us
have peace" Butier-"Lat US have war;"
To which the response Of the people is !:
Let Va have neither Grant nor Buttler.-Ncr.
folk Journal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

It is said, 10 Washington, that the lobby,
is better represented this winter, better orgaui
zed, more abundantly supplied, and altogether
much more effective in its ability to accom-
plish its objects than ever before. 1t is under
stood now, that the ''Iobby' is permanent at
tache to Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
gGive ne s. call.

-
TERRA C0ITh CHIMNEY tops AND
i FLliES.
Samples Of these desif;,3:9 st:icles il.ay is
seen at my store, end pr.:cra received for the
same.
Flues may be built in nine inch walls At great
saving OF ex pense, occupying no space III looms
Of small Dimensions.
Chimney Tops are ornamental. and cost loss
than brick stacks, ami no: subject to the actor!
OF the gassos from coal rs in mortar joints CT
brick chimneys, aud requiring 40 repsrs:
sep o-eo3m =. J. MILLER.
NATTAN'S CkiSrA DISCOVERY FOR
~ THE HaIR-A clean, clear sad harm esq
toiut article in one bottle, for restoring to grey
or faded hair its original and youthful colcr;
restores its 81 owth, prevents the forming OF
da' druf, and answers every purpose as an ele-
CANT and healthy dressing Tor tho hair. just
received and Tor ssle By
WAKEFIELD s. HALL,
novE8 Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
nRIED PEACHES, Apples, PeHrs md
~ Cherries for sale By
nov20 GEO McBURNEY & son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

How He DID IA cOuatryman, ia Eng
land happened to he travelling IN railway train,
accompanied by his vile, when collision
happened. His wife received severe contu
sion between The eyes, for which the jury
awarded fifty pounds damages Some time
after the affair had blown over, the following
confession was elected from the plaintiff, in q
moment of uneuarded conviviality: "Well
you sec. when t collision happened tould wo.
man and | wur all rect but when got OF
carriage saw lot Of fellows in terrible state
One sings out, 'Ey, lad, I've gettin' my head
cut olen; LII ha twenty peOWnd Tor this. I"
'Iwenly pcowndl" cried another, Use gettn
my shoulder out, and I'll have forty peownds
for II. when l hecrd this continued the
clever business man, l jumped at the oud wo
man straight and druv my head right between
her eyes, and we'se getting fifty peownd for it.
WINTER ESJoYMENTs.-Ifyo you are mem
Der of that mysterious circle called Society"
there will 30 some painful evenings spent in
doing your duty, standing in crowd, with kid
gloves on your hands aud WEAKNESS 10 your
heart. We call this enjoying ourselves. You
know all about it. \ gu cannot sit down. Your
companion hores you, but you must listen and
smile, and smile and listen. II you try to
move about, you tread Oh thirteen dress trains.
You cat cake and drink coffee, though you
know it will give you headache in the morn
lng., You tell your hostess that you had
splendid time, )" for which your conscience, ii
you have one, will reproach you severely. This
s.nlrklDg and smiling ourselves into the belief
that the torture of a stand-up dress party is
pleasure, IS the greatest triumph of modern
civilization. --Richn,ond Neus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

The Philadelphia Ledger we'll says: "A
life time Of observation as 10 stock investments
has led US to this one conclusion, that, as the
rule, 1t evidences a want Of wisdom to send
capital far from home to be dis5ursed and con
trolcd by spectators. 1t is far better to lave
capital expended near where it is owned, us its
influence comes more directly home, telling al
vsntageously on all surroundings besides
which, those who manage home enterprises
are our neighbors, whom &c know, and can
trust or watch as their characters merit"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
iCOMIUNICATED.

ICOMnUNlCATED.
MIR. EDITOR GA the 30th OF November
an impulse sciz.: III, t. eek il an old Cyc!o
pedia, under The bead Ilydrophotia. There
found the following:
CURE FOR HYDRoPHOBIA. At Udlna, IN
Friule, poor man ypg under the trl&httuI
fortunes Of hyirophoola, was cared with some
drauphts of vinegar, given him By mistake, IN
stead OF another potion.
Il physician at Padna &c; Intelligence OF this
event at Udina. and tried The same remedy
upon the patient in the hospital, administering
10 him pound of vinegar IL The nornIng,
another at noon, anI third at sunset. and the
man was speedily and perfectly cured.
Why did not opcD 'ia: Cy2!opedite auu
fad the above before, | caunot tell, Tor would
have done anything in my power to save the
lives recently 80 ,llsres5ingiy lost in this neigh
borhood. But, having found it now. / dare
not withhold it, and so send 1t sou Tor pub!lca
tiou, in the hone that it may. at least, lead to
the rcmoya! If some 81 his worlds suif,llnZ,
though in doing so | risk palnlue anew the
bereavcd.
Al;er all, it is far better TO ii" Of hydIopho
bia, than Of dsirium trcmcns. Yer, now many
have died CT that most agonlzng disease, thouch
warned that they Eevcr c'ud, unless they
chose. Respectfully yours,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

DECREASE or AMERICAN ToNNAGE.-One
of the most important subjects for consldera,
tion during the approaching session ct Con
gross is the decline Of American tonnage. No
branch of cur Industry needs moro careful at
tcntion than our shinpiog interests; none other
suffered SO severely during the war and even
the prosperity which has prevailed since the
return of peacc has failed to restore 10 Ar:2ri-
cen commerce thar strength and vigor which
existed in ante be!!um times. The report OF
the Register CT the Treasury shows that from
1921 TO 1861 America sold abroad OILY ST. 81
tens Of shipping; while during the four years
Of the war 764, G52 to#s were sold TO ioreiguers
ana about 10000 tons were captured and &c.
strcycd BY the Alabama, Florida and o'hcr
Confederate cruisers making an aggregate loss
to American commerce OF $50 tons OF ship
ping. During the fiscal year ending June 80,
1870, only IT, 0S0 tons were sold abroad, the
principal par: of which consisted Of vessels con.
dcmued in foreign ports as unseaworthy.-
With such az exhibit it is DO logger surprise
that American commerce languisles and that
our carrying trade is rapidly passing into other
bands. - Baltimore -in1e71can.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

EUROPEAN NEws.-Ths mornings mail
brings us but little news oil interest, beyond what
was published in our Geographic dispatches III
Yesterdays Gazstto. The Prussians pushed
their advantages successfully, got in rear OF
Orleans, and threatened to shell the city If 1t
was not given up. The French commander at
Orleans, Gen. Peliicres, Immediately spiked
the fixed guns on the Notifications, burned all
stores that could not be removed, aud retired,
with his corps, to the south bank 0! the Loire.
There has been much fighting generally OF
which we have contradictory accounts. Affairs
must soon come to crisis: The present seige
of Paris, and the present mode ct conducting
the war; cannot, We should think, last much
longer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

An unsuccessful attempt was made in the
House Of Representatives by Messrs. Piatt,
Schenck, and other Radical leaders, to prevent
Mr.. Duke, OF Virginia, from taking the seat
to which he ives elected to supply the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.. Ridgway Mr.
Duke was sworn 10, and took bis seat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

The very reprchcnsiblo practice Of "aprlaud-
ing" has been commenced alread in the House
of Representatives We read that latter the
reading OF the Presidents Message, yesterday,
the Radical side ofthe House indicated its sat-
isfaction by applause" IT this is allowed,
why may not the Conservative side Of ;he
House indicate its dissent by exhibitions Of
dissatisfaction. And il both sides pursue this
course, why may there not be, what would be
called in political meetiDg-"a row.?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-N furnish
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1870

THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. We furnish
ed our readers, yesterday, the Presidents
Message 10 an extra sheet. AS 1t is not long
it will be generally read, and syaopsls Is,
therefore, not necessary. Its neither in s;ye,
nor matter, at all extraordinary. The tone to-
wards Great Britain and the Canadian author
tiles is, if not unfriendiy, at least, sufficiently
adverse, as to please those who are so straight
az to lean over''-the acquisition OF st. DO.
mlngo Is still pressed-the proposed "keVc'
nue. reform" is pronounced against, &c. The
conclusion Of the Message gives what purports
to be 1.-THE policy of the Administration,
which, as far IS acords are concerned, looks fair
enough-the only difficulty being that the
"words" have not been carried out or fulfilled
by "acss" The real "policy'' of the Admin
istraton is to uphold the Radical party, aud
to continue it ia power-iu many instances to
the oppression of the people, and to the injury
Of the true interests of the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

Hoo CRop-Tbe hog crop Ct East Tennes-
sec will be argcr this season than il has been
since the war. The farmers have beaa blessed
with IN unusually large corn crop, favorable
season, aud no interference from the rs7ases
OF cholera. In addition great improvement
10 the stock has added considerably to the
crop. East Tennessee is undoubtedly one Of
the finest locations in America for rroftabiy
raising hogs and all kinds OF stock. --Kno1vlLc
Wing.
The "hog crop" in oil the Western coun-
try, is said to be very large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

a DAsTARDLY ACT. The Eici:nond STATE
journal has the following account OF meet
warton end malicious outrage
-, t. H. Friday rs the PASSENGER train
hound south on toe Richmoo1, Ffcderlcks-
bur-. ant P,n,nAc ralload, vas eSclnE the
station 1T fredericksburg, just h.? ng gct III
Ger full Roadway, and while At tbs iuocilvn G!
The Frederick,bur. ard Gordonsyii!c railroad,
some person, supposed to BE- one OF party o!
halt grown boys, wantony tfrew a piece OF
lighted candle. about tTo and :: halt inches IN
length. Into eli open window Of tI!e ladies ca.
The candle, s!!ii burning, fell UPON the sack OF
the vile oi The gentioElan!y and rri'arc general
ticket agent c! this road unknoEn 10 the lsoy
herself, vino at that moment, was slightly lean
ing forward, and lodged there. Mr. Gentry,
who, fortunately, was standing at the time be
hind the scat, instantly erasped the candle,
which sudden motion, OF course, cxtlngulShed
it,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

FAUQUlER COUNTY.-Ihe exterior OF our
Courthouse building will soon DO made 10
correspond with its interior, which looks fresh
and neat. il substantial fence encIoses the
Clerks Office yard; and in front of these build
ings is good flag pavement.
Col Payne and Gen Lomax left Warrenton
yesterday to join party at COL Fant's in q
grand fox chase We understand that they
will have music from fifty hounds, and that
they Contemplate keeping up the hunt seve.
rul days.
With the exception ct couple Of days CT
cold weather, the present Fall has been ubu-
suay open. Our farmers have taken advau
tagc Of it By breaking up q large area CT land
fer Spring planting
Both tho dinner and supper served up on
court Monday by he ladies of the Methodist
church were highly commended. They reaz
cd quite q handsome sum. 1t will be eXpend-
ed in fitting up the interior Of their church.
The market Is we'll supplied with pork. IL
brings IS. rs per hundred - Wa1"enton Index.
FLY IN WuEAT.-We have reports from
Maryland to the effect that the hy is playing
havoc with the wheat Although we have
had very mild season, and the whoa. is we'll
up VIC have no reports Of the fly in Virginia as
vet, and we hope there will be 10 OCCASION for
cnroniciinc cry such disaster. - fredericksburg
Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

LAWYERS IN WAsH1NGTON.-T are
about four hundred different laayers OF nearly
as many different kinds in this CITY. One pat
ent agent returns an income Of $1,000 The
innumerabe CAIN agents all get the contln-
gent shave of 25 per cent. The Chief ) ustlce
OF the Court OF Claims is about to resign to
prosecute claims. Some large firms practice
only before the Land Office. There are few
lawyers at the local district bar who receive
above $4,000 per aunum Davidgc Merrics,
N. Wilson, and Cox have the chief practice,
worth perhaps $l2 900 year apiece. James
~ Carlisle is the most successful of the native
citizens before the Supreme Court. Other
lawyers practice almost entirely before the
State Department and the Mexican Conmi:-
sion. Many of Tie attorneys here are poor.
aud willing to pick up almost any sort Of case
Or adventure. - Wash Cor. Chicago Tribune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

AFFAIRS IN CCBA.-Erercil war vessels coli
tinue cruising eff the Cuban coast to Intercept
the German steamer from New Orleans.
Rodas leaves on the 18th. Flo liberated the
remaining 4 600 negroes, cmrnc,pados, leaving
no black on which the government has claim.
These arc pnw all tree. Cardenas volunteers
brought TO Havana, by order OF De hodas, the
Cuban prisoners Mora and Pasodi. whose case
excited so many comments here and In SPAN
last year. The Regent has granted to the city
of Mata1zas the distinctive title OF very loyal
and noble The Spanish Capt. Allan, IA:
tive of San Domingo has captured the so-csiled
Cuban Admiral Munoz ; and five others, 10 the
rear OF Santiago De Cuba.
THE LATE EARL OF ABERDEEN.-Th Co..
lcctcr OF the port OF Boston has received an APP
pIica,ion from Scottish lawyer, asking per
mission to take from the flies OF the custom
house the original shipping articles @! the
Schooner "Hera," to be used in a very lnport
ant question pending in Great Britiau. George
II. Ostoroc, whose signature appears 10 the
list As mate oi' that vessel, is kuown to have
Eren the Earl OF Aberdeen The IitIe 10 large
o.t,trs and 10 a seat in The House Of Lords 10
favor Of his brother depends upUn the identity
ri rho person lost with the late Earl, and this
depends greatly upon proving this signature.
r. i, nrobabe the Government will allow the
r.ners to be taken in ORDER tha. judicial use
INV 10 made of them Wash. Republican.
r1FyICaL Dress. Thar is rather droll
classification OF c'crgymea 10 Which The lion
don Church Review treats fs readers. Pars0rs
with cravats and collars ore L5w Church par
sons with crarags and 10 collars arr High
Iyr5 parsoas witt, cellars AID ny cravats
are Broad Church. We remember parsoD
who couraseou5y came OUT 10 rantaoons OF
=. vel! pronounced check; but there followed a
tremendous congregational excitement, and
he Door mon ha;i to 60 back to sable iucxpres
siblrs. or leave the ial.hs who "crc worrying
him to their is;c. nu had an in,crvicw with
his tailor, and all vas sereue.~- Boston Jour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
COMMISSION slEECHANTs.
TEOMA3 PERRY.

rIVHOMAS PERRY.
GENERA. COMMISSION AL"CHANI
AND AGENT FOG
MhGNUM EONUN AND bAUEH'S
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
No. Is King street, A!exsndr,s, Va. ,
Particular attention given TO the sale or al
kinds Of Country Produce, ana hlling orGsIs
cerie:, Plsstor, Fish, Sat- Lime, &C. at ioWesI
n arket rates. auS -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

rNOR GOOD HOMEMADE FURNITURE
r. call on WIN. Fl. DeVAUGukN
dec 2-3m 1l9 King street.
, 1870-10-20

Consul who hitherto had enjoyed I we}l.pa;i
tlnecutet IL nuW VT +ll-ulKh overute]ne1 xxith
demands upon Lis official assistauce. nj 4 t;ma
when his appointment from the imperial ros-
eminent appears to be in danger Of revocation.
AT prcteat thIco distinguished ex-rnAmhers oF
she Coneelf pEiye ar il. Jas.cv. II. R,rothA
has taken u confnrt1.ie t.,..~ in Aimnr,b
crescent, St. Hetler's- II. soi.:.. iires in a
mere modest etyle, in : snAll cottage at IT
Aubin's, few miles from ST. Hellefs, Ths
correspondent Of the !'tlependanoe states
that u. Rouher declares himself to te noor.
and lives very. retired; bat he il generally
credited With being the prime agent Of ac-
tive political intHgues. fer the purposes of
which JerseE. situate between London
and France, il convenient position for
maintaining communications. The th,rd dis
tinguished visitor Is u. Dsouyn de- Lhuvs. who
il said TO have brought with him dyo rrna.
and pondetons chests, the contents OF WHICH
are reported to be exceedingly valuable. and
which have been deposited il the vaults or the
Metcantle Dank. u. DrouEn de- lI,uya CONF
plains greatly Of hla Inisfortunes, md the
ment Of tho Seine-et-Marins by lie Prusaian
troopa, while Nine de Lhuya il eloquent in her
description OF how their residence in
the Champs Ell. sees was invaded By = mob.
and her concierge ill-tteated and imprisoned.
It Is also particularly affirmed that Marshal
LetsUuf fed from the coast of France shott
three weeks since tn an open boat. which wss
compelled to put in 1t the is1and Of Cheussey.
After remaining there one night the Marsh3l
engaged another nost to convey !liu, to
Jersey. where he arrived without auy lug-
gage. and. after 4 sojourn for two DIV, !,
the iacht Hotel, departed for IN unk1oxr
destination. It Is evident that Jerse,
mas ht en- made renee zs.us for D,nap,r;ists
0! the trut rank, and never before has Jersey
seen 70 much gold aui si1ve: Mountains 81
boxes, cheess, and other lrsgsse.re discharc-
ed from every vessel, AMI It is curious 70
watch the countenancts Of the refugees a.
they resums! possession Of their preciour
property. wlliel. Stem to inliea,e thankful
their luggage il eafe. The Jersey banks hsye
already temittel to London e.ven millious Of
franco in French gold deposited with them b,
about thirty dismissed functionaries.
, 1870-10-20
Doomed PArls-4lorrorx lin Reserve,
Effect OF Frftsstnn Shells.


StEaseoaEa tst. ao) Correspondence Lo,.lon Times
saw, from the outside, the fro ta.. wa.
kept up against Strasbourg during tho lev
days that preceded its fall. Lc Courier tlu
Eds Ham, which was published until the
very day on which the wllite tlae Was hoistej.
gives brief account Of the effect the fire pro-
duced within. IT seemed 1t says in lis
numl,es for September q, impossible that
the danger TO ouE city could iucrease, or
that moro terrible engines of var
could TO emptoytl than those which
cur leti"geis had already bronglt into use.
Last night. however, they proved to us tha.
we had not get seen the end Of their .e-
sources, for they fred incendi1Er shells upon
Us from incredible distances. These shells.
Erammcs (scme OF them weighed 15G poundz),
contain sesesnl kilcgraumea Of powder, auC
are furnished with 4 fuse which bu1n~
during the pasesge Of the proiec.;}e, and
makes it burst a. tho end. The enemy fired
certain number Of these ehelis from schi11-
tieheim, or from tue batteries Of Ii Rolon,lc
~ far AZ the Grande I,ne, the Rue du
Balm au1 rJantes. the Rue de- ia Fonsaine aud
Les Ponta Converts. The Bhelta ware to be
seen rising slowly in the air. then rushing
headlone toward tho ground. 4 f.ightful
ncise followed their fall upon tho houses. in
which they caused terrible rarages. One Of
them pierced three stories and burst in the
Cellar; oshers knocked down ana smashed en-
tire buildings, pulverizing whasever they
tcnched. The German newspapers spoke
lately Of two monster mortars placed by The
bcslegers before our walls. They are ey; lently
the two mortars whicl, throw proiects.es
to distance rot hitherto attained by
any artillery. Serious misfurtunes marked
last night and the evening that preceded it.
The yicsims, killed and wounded, arc rery
numerous; rat the II ar's-Kagcneck there vac
= AfEightful catastrophe. In tile Maison Mehl,
eltuate closn TO the Savesne quarter, two pro-
jectiles fell almost 1t the same time, killed
Fix Persons, and wounded twelve. Iu tie Rue
dn Bain aux Plantes four persons were
wounded in one house. In tho fauhou.ee
here were victims. as there arc eyezy night
How long tho list will be Of all these ruins
and al these ileathat'
, 1870-10-20

NEW YORK, Oct 19.-Thc scung DeE,ocrac.
completed tEelr nominations Tor Assembly to.
Right.
TaInmany tonight arranged IT, municipal tickc.
rs follows: For MAJOR. 4. Oakley liali: Sheriff,
u. 7. Bscnnan: Conuty Clerk Charles {: laeT;
and G. y, Herman.
The Reputlcan state Committee tonight
adopted resolutions thar 1t was inexredlcnt to
make party nominations for city and county
officers, and advising the Republicans to rote
with tie independent Democracy and others, IN
opposition 70 Tamu any.
SeeIfd O'Br1eu statc;i yes,erlay that he felt no
interest In The election. except as far as the
Eighteenth Assembly District IS concerned
Nornce lrrcley will runltsh, IN the 7si1ans. to-
morrow, an appeal To the Republicans OF the State
heartily In favor Of Nootlto1d. Mr. Greeley says:
.' II there bc any who deemed General Wood.
ford'a nomination mistake, they should blame
nc for 1t, tather than him. He oGcfcd, week.
before the convention, II decline absolutely u
ny favor. II should declare 4 wish that HI
snsuM 10 SO. had no such wish. aadt Of course
Indicated none.~
, 1870-10-20

GALVESTON. Oct- 1s.-Cotton in good demand.
and rt!ces adranced; good Ordinary, 15Ac: sales.
so9 bales; net frceipts, ~ ealcs: stock, 49,
sarlSSln, Oc:- 1s.-Cotton acslye: offerings
!sea1: M II m,atitnss. 1!.9+.4c; sales. see haies
net ieeelnts, 81 haes: exports, ceast*!se, 1,s9:
bales; STOCK, &s,lss baies-
CHARLESTON. Oct 1s.-Cotton quiet; mtdd!t1z
~ l4Heslssc: sales, l50 bales: Iet receipts, 1ss
hslek -'
AoR1.E, Oct. 1a.-Cosson quiet: Eiiltl!ng al
NAe: sah+. IN bales: net receipts, i,sa4 bales
c1ports to Greas Britain. 76a bAles :coaasw1se,
1s3 bales; stock, s,7ax bales,
, 1870-10-20
MICHIGAN,

RAILROAD Sratn*h-upFtrcnaan Killed
death from AL &bvcru0Ac of Chloxo-
Iornt-PiEc0n SnoosanE Challenge
0bftunry.
Sreeial petrateh To The Ch!caFo Tribune.
DETROIT. Oct 19.-Tht fast train on the Great
Western Read, bound weSt, this noyoirs ran into
I freight train At Newcastle, On account OF mis-
placed switch, destroyed number OF cars, kt1ed
its fireman, u4med Nelson, au. badly h1rt i,s
epRinccr, named Coliisou. Both mea Nyed IN
London.
The Corners Jury found, today, that the sud-
den death hete VI r0rter Hazeltou. of F1tnr, VI.
caused By m overdose Of chloroform taken as 4
medicine, and not By suicide
1rn 4. Payne, OF New York, who now claims 10
be the champion pigeon shot Of the country. has
challenged Car'A!n A. T. Rocarlrs. Of Illinois, to
shoot match at Detroit NJ 100 single birds, for
10 shoot, he says, between November Il and No
yembeE 70 e..
c. T. Lockwood, the sooS-wrte1 anl composer,
ste4 fn.dAy At Pontiac. ..'