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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-27

A FAMILY NEARLY SMoTHERED TO DEATH
BY Coal GAS. A few nights ago the family
Of prominent Chestnut street merchant made
a narrow escape from death 10 terrible form.
4 month or SO ago his daughter was married,
and with her husband started on wedding
tour. Upon their return fine reception was
given them, and the assembled friends did not
depart until late hour.
The family and servants, being wearlcd with
the experiences Of the evening, soon retired
after their guests left About t o'clock in the
morning the daughter husband was awaken
ed by feeling as if wet cloth was over his
face. As soon as he reganed his senses he
found that there was seeming y a heavy weight
upon his breast, aud that he had great dittl-
Guilty in breathing.
He had every disposition to 60 to sleep
again. He felt languid and in dull stupor,
but still had will enough to feel that there
was some hidden danger: and that he must
arouse. By great effort he rose to sitting
posture and spoke to his wife, but she stir
red not He touched her and found that
she was in violent spasms. Summonlng
all his strength be stumbled to his bro
ther-in laws room and awoke that gentleman
with great difficulty He also found his wife 5
mother 10 spasms. He hastily opened win
dow and inhaled the fresh air., and then
perceived that the house was full OF coal gas.
from which all we're suffering. Fortunately, one
servant who slept in a separate room had a
door closed and window Slightly lowered, aud
this one was at once sent for physician. The
wife's father attempted to rise from bed, but
was so weak that he fell on the floor
The physcisn 5000 arrived, end restorativcS
were administered with complete success eS-
cept in the case of the daughter, who was ID
spasms for several hours before she recovered
al! her faculties. The physician stated that
had it not been for the fortunate awakening Of
the son-in.law, another halfhour would have
put all beyond the reach of human aid. An ez-
animation disclosed the fact that the draught
in the kitchen range had been turned of so far
that all the ga. emitted by the Goa was thrown
into the house, and as all the interior doors had
been left open it at once assembled to the bed
chambers. PHILADELPHIA Press
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-27
Letter from Fairfax (oanty.

correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Nov 2G.-Thcrc
is nothing new transpiring here The first
number Of the Fairfax News, By its new head,
will appear next Friday. Mr.. Whiting. il is
understood, becomes the proprietor Of the Ma
naSsas Gazette.
Mr.. Thomas j. Peacock, Of this county met
with most painful accident Oh Saturday last
At last accounts from him he was n<cu>hle
and fears entertained for his recovery. He was
engaged in housing corn by means Of block
and tackle to which was attached large tub.
For some purpose be got in the tub aud direct
ed his son to pull him up, when the beam 10
which the block was attached broke letting
Mr. Peacock fall distance of fifteen teet--tal.-
ing across the tub. His thigh bone was crush.
cd. aud be was otherwise badly hurt.
this county, enables me to state that the Grant
electors received 1872 votes, Greeley l.uU&.
Hunton l,0l4, Daniels l,l27. This does not
include Boyle precinct. which has never been
returned or counted. There the Conservative
majority was reported at about So This count.
ed would leave the Republican majority about
100
The horse epidemic is ahatlng. though
hear Of several bad cases with one or more
deaths
Pork packing is going on, and the chine.
the spare-rlb and sausage are just now COMMON
dishes With our good people. =.
Joseph II. Cox, editor Of the Memphis Ava
lauha died Yesterday of small box
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-27
ALEXANDRIA,. "a.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER y, 1872.

The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.-Ihe Wash
layton correspondent of Baltimore Sun says
that the President informed him yesterday,
that he THE Presidency had no objection to
Saving that the message would not show
change of policy on his part, as his endeavor
was now. as it had been in the past, to perform
his entire duty. lie was not certain that ne
would recommend to Congress an extension OF
amnesty to the two or three hundred persons,
excluded by recent legislation, but II he should
it would be with proposed condition that the
I,cuciciarias merely take al oath to support the
constitution of the [. S. Congress, however,
hai ample authority in the premises, and could
ac, with regard to the matter without repetl-
ton Of his views upon the subject contained IN
his former annual message. He saw no more
necessity. as had been asserted, for making
IL c.aration ola more friendly policy toward the
South than for such a declaration toward the
N,.:h as lie sought, as President, under the
obligation Of his oath, to execute the duties OF
his position without favor or Partially, in ac-
coriarce with law He would in his message
endorse such recommendations OF legislation as
may be presented by the heads of the several
departments, and which experience had shown
to be necessary. and he would recommend 10
Congress that action be taken with regard to
the award made By the Geneva aroitrators.
The money will be paid b. Great Britain to
,ic Department OF State and be deposited II
the Treasury OF course it cannot be drawn
t!!crctrom exccp, in accordance with law for
the purposes specified. 10 the course ola con-
ycrsa,ion on the subject OF civil service reform.
the President said that while competitive ex-
s!n;nations were desirable, he did not think it
rish, that office should be given to enemies Of
the administration to the exclusion Of its
friends
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-27

The whole country will be glad to know that
the rumors which were set ahoat in New ork
concerning Mr.. GrccIey's sanity are utterly
without foundation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-27
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Stanton Spectator says 1.-The va>'
deposits OF iron recently discovered near Staun-
ton. and the cheap coal soon to be united with
it: her timber and limestone, Us we'll as the en-
ergy and enterprise other citizens point 10 her
as the future 2 ttsburg Of the State, with a
certainty as unerrlng as fate.
Mr. Thomas Wilkerson Of Liberty, Bedford
county, wa. accidentally shot while hunting on
Saturday, and several large shot entered his
left eye and penetrated to the brain, producing
paralysis Of the left side He is graduate Of
the Virginia Military Institute, and worthy
and popular young man.
Clifton Forge Iron property, in Allegheny
county, was sold on the 10Th instant to Echol>.
Bell j. Catett. agents for Howell! Fisher 4 Co,
of Pa, for the sun of SO, 400. The tract con-
tanned over 1900 acres 1900 Of which wcg.,
sold, leaving 1000 acres still to be sold.
Forty-two car loads Of cattle froul Sou.t
western Virginia were shipped to .hc Balti-
more, Philadelphia and New Cork markets
Sunday and Monday, over the Orange and Al.
e1andrla railroad.
Mr.. William JohrsoE, Il very Respectable
man, employed at the Nctropolitao Iron
Works, in r chpond, fell into the eansl, near
the Seventh street bridge. n that city, OF sun
day night, and vas drowned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-27

The present judiciary system of the State
will probably be the subject of much attention
at the approaching session of the Virginia
Legislature. There is much talk about 1t
amcng the people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-27

TIE VOTE or TIE STATE The State Board
Of CanvaSSerS met at the Capitol in Richmond.
on Monday: canvaSSed the returns, and issued
the certificates of election to the Radical cleo
tors. The returns from Buchanan county showed
that all the votes were given directly for can.
dilatcS for President and Vice President, with
out naming the electors, and therefore, We're
30, counted by the Board of Canvassers
The following are the highest votes cast for
each ticket:
Grant and Wi!sou-J B. Stovall 93,409
Greeley ard Brown. /. kemper 81 .432
U'Conor and Adams Gabrie Johnston f.
Grant and Wilson majority over Greeley
and Brown, l,97777; their majority over Greeley
and Brown and O. Conor and Adams, 1885.
The electors chosen will assemble at the Cap
iiol on Wednesday of next week and 60 through
The tormaity of casting their electoral votes tor
Grant and Wilson.
The following are the scattering votes:
II. \. Wise, j. s. MoSby, l; c. T. O Fer
rail-. |: G. O'Conor, |: John Adams. l; y Conor
aud Adams. /: J. NJ Mathune, l: James T.
johnson, |: Mark Bird !: Edward Watson, l;
c. Robertson |; +. D. Parker, 5; r. Green, 8;
Edward Harris, 5; G.. NJ Bethune 5; +. J.
Haynes, ). y ticket for James Lyons, ". }.
Robertson aud others received "a votes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-27

The company is also indebted to the B. & Q.
R. R. Co. for bonds OF State Of Virginia to the
amount of SIS, 1880, borrowed to pay the
first instalment on the purchase of the States
interest in the company under the act OF as
sembly passed for that purpose, iand for the
payment of which it was agreed that the stock
so purchased should be transferred to said b.
& 0. Railroad Company.
The principal sum with some funded inter
est of the first and third mortgage debts OF the
company will mature on the lst OF May next,
and measures will have to be taken to provide
for their payment or exchange as may. be
found most expepedient By the act of as
pauy is authorized to provide for and eonsoli,
date its Indebtedness, and to issue bonds to an
amount not exceeding six millions Of dollars to
be secured By mortgage on all its property,
real and personal. The aggregate amount Of
the mortgages referred to make, up the, sum Of
one million three hundred and ten thousand
six hundred and twenty dollars Of this S524,-
$50 will be due on account Of first mortgage
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-27

TIE EQUAL RIGHTS LEAGUE.-A color
cd delegation representing the Equal Rights
League of Pennsylvania called on the Presi-
dent yesterday, and, besides presenting a formal
printed appeal also made speech asking the
President, in the language Of the address, to
rliSe the ''a!l-powerful arm in behalf Of the
extension to the colored people of this country
those civil and equal rights from which they
declare they are dcbarrcd, especially on the
nations highways The President replied
as follows
"GraNemen ftl.e Leogue:-In your desire
to obtain all the rights Of citizens fully SYM
pa;hize. That you should have all the rights
that other citizens have. | know, and wish
that every voter Of the United States should
stand in all respects alike. 1t must come \
ticket on railroad or other conveyance should
cntitc you to all that it does other men. |
wish it to be SO. think, gentlemen that your
very earnest recommendation, however, be-
longs more properly to the next administration.
All citizens, undoubtedly, in all respects should
be equal Gentlemen, thank you for the COM
plilu .ut you have paid me.
The delegation then retired, in the belief
that the President would refer to their request
in his annual message.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-27

SJ622, Goa CO
Virginia Of about $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-27

Joseph H. Cox. editor of the Memphis Ava
lauche. died yesterday Of small pox.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-27

Against this Indebtedness, the company held
at the same date, the following resources aud
available means:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-13
THE MEASLES PEDDlER.

George A. Townsend has been gath
ering legends of the Long Island
pilgrim Fathers" and adds this Bit TO
the common stock Of tradition lore !:
"'Twas only bout seventy years ago, "
said the driver who carried US, that
the Easthampton folks undertook to
cit the better of peddler that come
among 'em with the measles. He was
rs smart as a tish-hook, and measles or
no measles, he would go to meetln'
next day, bein' Sunday, In order 10
hey it understood that he had arriv.
Everybody kuowed him The land
lord OF the tavern where the peddler
stopped, sez Don't you 90 to meet
in, man, with them measles comm
aout all over you.' Yes l Will, sez
the man; 'ior.' sez he, a trade Is
trade, and there Is no place like
meetin' to advertise notions. I'll 60
and hear the WordeXpounded" And
20 he did. Now. you see, the land
lord told the people, and, sez he, that
peddler all bruk out with measles, and
he went TO church among the children
The young men got right down MAD,
and male IL up 10 whip the peddler;
but he, hearln' tell OF the feelin, had
gone over to Southampton. Haowever.
they gave chase. and tux him up, ana
fetched him back. aud there they
ducked him In the horse-pond and rid
him on a rail. Well, naow. what do
you think that pesky peddler did? He
sued the town through lawyer Aaron
Burr. and rekivered $1,000 damages!
And, by George. he give ninety OH
'em the measles, aud twenty-five died.
a trades a trade, seq he, as he left
the town :"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-13

A WoMAN's BuTsLE or FIRE.-A lu-
dicrous occurrence took place on the
day OF the fire, which caused consider
able excitement on Main street, just
south of Church street. While every
body was busy putting out the falling
sparks. suddenly the scream Of wo-
man was heard above the surrounding
din, and she came running along the
sidewalk with her hustle all on fire.
1t was composed Of paper or rags and
burnt rather lively. The woman ran
and screamed. small boys aud dogs got
out OF the way in a hurry, while strong
men were so overcome BY the excite
ment Of the occasion to have many
wits ar their disposal. At length
man, bolder than the rest, grabbed the
woman and beat her hustle until he
put out the fire. The fire had not quite
reached the flesh, and besides a severe
scare. a. burnt dress and very tlckled
crowd Of spectators, the lady came out
uninjured.-Oskosh northeastern.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-13

A HIGH officer Of the Sons Of Tenn
perance presenting himself with the
smell Of grog he had been drinking. at
the door Of a "Division for admis-
sion, was waited upon BY an Irish sem
tinel, to whom he gave the password,
when the following passed:
.Sir." said he, .'and ye are Mister
O'wright. the Grand Worthy Patri-
arch OF the State of KhaihtucSy, do
be after belavin."
Yes" said Jim, "you are per-
fectly right, my friend, but why do
you ask the question ?"
10 tell ye the thruth, then, sir,
and shame the deevil," said Pat, "ye
do be having the right password tor
Son Of Temperance, entirely; but oy
the Holy, Virgin and the blessed Saint
Patherick ye've got the wrong shmeii."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-13
THE JEwEILsss QUEEN.

Whittier doth thou stray, my jewc!less queen:
Thou Art 20 terse and fair. with stately mien;
And how thine eyes met mine! no tongue can
toll
or the thrilling rapture my heart befeil
Thine lips are rosy as the lips OF flowers,
And mslliferous as they in dewy hours.
Whittier doth thou stray. my jewelle.s queen:
For when thou art passing the air doth seem
Perfumed with fragrance, as oanysn shade,
Whose aromatic rores bloom and fade.
Thou art Jewel, yet none does bedeek
Thine moderd wrist or alaoaster neck.
On thy taper finger one nay behold
But one plain band. u little hoop OF gold.
Thst's all. No pendants from thine ears coth
sport .
With the ehsste zephyrs, that In pleasure court
Thy angelic form. 10 rape those locks nut-oEown
That hIl in.voluptuous negligence down.
Whittier doth thou stray. little Jewelless queens
Thou art IeweIless, yet all the jewels, ween,
That hsve ever drank semblance from the sun,
IN they were all eoallescen: In one,
One fond hook OF thine would oedtm its iixht.
A the rsspiendsnt sun oedims the night
Gold nm, September IS, iST2.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-13
FOUND,

an MONDAY LAST. ON MAIN STREET,
[ opposits tho Eclipse Stable, Gold Hill. .
.rn.Ii 2tJLD LOCKET containing two pictures
s, I'D rn,ried ~. A. II. to R. a. H The owner
c.n nave the same by calling At this once and
paying iot this advertisement. au~
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