Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-04
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Mr.. f.. Chambers. I station nHeut at she
! Milford Lrd,.c ri Ike Boston and Maine Rail
road. led :. few day. ire. Iln the bite Of lis
title ,!aueh. T. nlcre chill She Lad been
; suffering for short time with diptheria and
tie il: Ter for Souy reason not stated, put
h5 land on her mouth, when she seized
! md 1t j. with just iurce enough to break the
Ska lh: It's iiun HE ch!Iu'S teeth meme
, tr>,uI ,:.- Won ID aud wa. d!i,,sed through the
, .y:ten! AZ y 4 week illuaSs, during which
ti,.!c the lie body vi Mr.. Chambers hecaue
! nilch .w"rn, h. died.
! Tie Harrisburg Telegram Of Saturday last
! :n.la;ls tn, follow ug :-''D". Sth9ppe has
nrw been il prison for Erarl", if not altogether,
! three y.':l a;tll 4 suspended sword, head 10y
! single lhre;'I. hanging over hun. II he is
gully be ought ~ be executed, but if there are
Reasonable louh: Of his guilt, rs We believe
! there pc. ana r~l"cially $ncc t-c aclniti"i Of
| kirhl. liz uu"ht /" receive the bsu.lit vi such
! doubts rs tic rXrrri,c ni Executive rlemeucY.
At l'r"sru.g, Avyauy county, ML, IN the
! 3nh ol' November. John Miles StandiSh died
ui urnsc<i0u of the brain lc was Chief En-
/ @inter OF tho Cumberland and Pennsylvania
! i:ai Dad, aus; at the time Of his death was en-
; gagged in extending that road to connect with
/ the Pennsylvania Central Railroad. Mr.. Stan
! lish was the eighth l;neal descendant of the
uo;ed Miles SianJish OF Puritan fame
At Gu. .e>town Clarke county Ind, lew
Gay, si,te AL Old tank was found in the horse
OF cue Mr. IIarluond AMI upon opening the
| = it W fnr::d to ruI:au gold aud silver
coin aud INK notes 10 the value Of so, 900
Mr. Hammond. who has been dead for some
time, never infatuated to his family that he
al such Il 'eas,lre ;araes<ly laid away in the
house.
The number Of vessels belonging tn or bound
To or from the t. S., reported dun ng Novem-
Der a., totally lost or missing, Was 20, of which
2S We're Wrecked, - Abandoned 1 burned, >
sunk by collision, $ tuandered anu :; are MISS
inc. Eleven We're lore: gu vessels and 80 Amer
can, ul which latter number 30 were WhaIers
lost in the Arctic in the !'all.
\ gentleman named Reros, resident OF
E'ushiu~ Long island, arrived III New York
on Saturday from Havana: and stated that he
had been ordered 70 leave the latter place ith.
in three ,ilyS on pain Of death. He applied to
| the American Consul for protection, tut that
official advised, him 10 fec rs speedily as pos
sible
\ new and novel trade is about being ina,l-
.uratcd at once with England, viz: that
Of transporting Chesapeake Bay oysters to
English waters. The English steamship Sal
sett1 now discharging at Philadelphia, will be
10 Chesapeake Bay in few days, and will take
ser board cargo Of the choicest biva7es that
The CSC d 5sFEssali B5inkley, formerly So
letter of Internal Revenue against Edward A.
! R"us, ex. Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
to recover 100000 damages III the u. 5. Cir
cult Court i'll Baltimore, } Judge Giles presiding,
WIS given to the jury Saturday afternoon
| This verdict will he rendered to-day.
! dispatch from San Francisco says" Miss
l.. K Turner daughter Of the late Admiral
! Turner. /. ). y. WHO sued Don Caledonia
O:tc5, Of Sonora, Mexico, for S2G0,0I}0 dam
cg2- for seduction and breach Of promise OF
in:r:iig; obtained i verdict OF $500 Oh Sat
day.
The '4Sra:rA Duke Alexis attended :. sumptu-
Oil Jan, del 81. Saturday evening, sven By the
! Ntv lUii ;'IuL \ uumh,l ul Tie usual
| speeches Were made and the Prince responded
! pressing lii deep gratitude for tho warmth
; )" his receptl1n. etc. Ho l2ft -EeW orE last
n.ht for Philadelphia
! Ms. Abraham Iint:oii i: At rLicag1, living
10 tlv same house w!ih o. only sou, Robert,
! ard bis wife \ gentleman who c1nTersed with
4er lew days ago, says she Is in excellent
hcai!i, Lnt overwhelmed with Gi;et al the loss
nl her :ln Iiaddeus.
t. T.. Marshal Spencer nj Tennessee, ar
! we'd in Washington city, Friday night, With
.li'ho. i Srrnhman in cuSiIIy who was arrested
! that STATE On thu: charge y! conspiracy IN the
i 'Icn'~$"ce bounty frauds
! \ W:mau Suffrage Convcnl'" i. t. b. held
N Baltimorc. Mrs !.;iyy Stone, Julia Ward
| Howe aud several other advocates Of woman y
i.gLt to vote, VII deliver addressa3 ut Rsiue:
lla'l next We, ncsday evening.
Th.: Assistant Treasurer at New \ DIRK has
been authorized to puvcha-e $I,GW,OD0 OF
, bond. cvel "Wednesday, and dispose Of 81 ,000,-
900 Of gold evr,, Thursday during the present
month.
The last ship bn:lt at Boston it is said eos;
its hu ldei dead los Of $4,000 The las.
t araer butt in New York cost its builder
4 'o3s Of $G5, 900
Snow n tue Wiley q he Republican, I, Ne
b. :ka, is led two feet deep A lerge
.'umler of people are irozen. One parry touni
YEN lucn ilozen - delth.
The smallpox is raging TO teH'Sul extent
IN Philadelphia, there being no less than two
nun, red and I,:ty-threc deaths from the I -
',,., N that city las! week.
The ;nportat'ons at the Atlantic ports of
jew I~y, fancy goods c cars, &C., for the ho''
! say commune very IA: re.
"S&,l : MovFs In the year 1886, there
upon the ' Potomac ver by James ana - Ran
So, n the presence OF u large number o.
people ; among them vas ueul. George
Washington: dad as the vessel moved ffgrace-
+ fully up stream, Genl. Horatio Gates raised
his hat and c..ed, ''By Heaven, she moves"
The anxious spectators echoed the cry and
gave it the name Of Flying Boat In the
yer 1893 there was launched upon Tie Thames
at London, boat built after the model Of this