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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-13

COLLISION ON THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILROAD-THE THRoUGH
EXPRESS AND A COAL TRAIN COLLIDE
BETWEEN TREvILIANs DEPOT AMI
LOUISA q. H.-No LIVES LosT-OARs
SMASHED.-A collision occurred on this
road on Saturday night about twelve
| minutes past two o'clock at point between
Trevilians depot and Louisa Courthouse,
between the southern bound through ex-
press and an empty coal train going west,
which, though entailing considerable loss
Of property on the company, was luckily
unattended by the sacrifice of human
life. The through express train was at the
time in charge Of Conductor Marsh and
Engineer Newman, Conductor Elliott
having gotten off the train at Trevilians.
and consisted of first and second class and
baggage cars, and Pullman palace car.
1t was proceeding at the rate of thirty five
miles an hour.
From the accounts furnished us, it
appears that the coal train had been watt
ing for considerable time on the siding at
Louisa Courthouse for the passing OF the
express; that finally Conductor Marshall,
OF the coal train, receiving assurances
from parties he deemed reliable that there
was no express train on the road Saturday
night, pulled out and slowly proceeded up
the road with his train. After going
few miles thus and while rounding curve
the express train came along on time, and
crash that was heard for miles was the
result. Conductor Elliott heard the noise,
and came with all haste from Trevilians to
the place of disaster, where he rendered all
the aid possible to the passengers and the
wrecked trains.
There were about dozen passengers, |
more or less, none of whom were injured.
The engineer of the coal train was cut |
about the head. Conductor Marsh was
slightly about the hip the bag
gage.master of tho express train was con-
siderably bruised by being tumbled pro-
miscuously among his parcels. The Ex-
press messenger, Mr.. G. G.. Bragg, was
subjected to several abrasions Of the
cuticle and a violent shaking, but escaped
serious hurt
Both engines were smashed badly in front.
Fiveo eix Of the coal cars were broken
and piled up on the track. The end of the
baggage and express car was smashed in
ind the platforms of several cars were bro.
zen off.
An engine came from Gordonsyille and
ook part Of the wrecked trains to Trevil-
ans. Word was sent to Richmond for
mother engine. but before it got to the
Gene of the disaster one arrived from To.
ersyille and carried the coal cars remaining
m the track to the siding at Louisa Court (
louse. The extra train sent for from this {
ity brought down the passengers, etc., t
rriying here about half past nine o'clock |
sunday. L
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
gsas ALL SIZES OF WINDOW GLASS.
KEROSENE OIL, WHITE LEAD. IrNsEED
OIL, SPIRITS TURPENTINE, &C.. wholesale
Or re,an. L. WAGNER, Druggist,
DC LII Sixth and Broad streets
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MEErING or rIIE CoInprn 1c,,A -. =.

MEETING OF TIE CoLoRED GRAND
DIVISION Sons or TEMPERANCE. The
Grand Division will meet in the town of
charlottesville on "Wednesday, October
10Th, in pursuance Of a resolution passed
at the meeting Of the same at the session
held in Lynchbure, on the 9Th of last
July. The attendance will doubtless be
large. rAIlE
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ENTERED.-Th American bark Lubra,
Captain Terhune, entered this port to-
day from Baltimore to load with flour
for Rio Janeiro.
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THE CANVASS.

The following appointmentsare announced fol
r. w. Hughes, Republican candidate for COVER
nor, and Of L. H. Chandler, Republican canvass
or at large, attended by others
Patrick and Henry as may be appointed.
Fairfax Courthouse, Saturday, October 18th,
at IL O'clock a. m. 4F
I.obdoun tLeesburg), Monday, October Goth.
Colonel II. w. Hughes will speak at Saluda,
Mlddlesex county, on Wednesday, October 22nd.
General Williams @. Wickham will speak at
Tappahannock, Essex county, on Monday, Octo-
Der 20th
Hon O. p. Ramsdell will speak at Montross,
Westmoreland comfy, on Monday, October 9th.
Hon. ]. r. Popham will speak at King vii.
liam Courthouse, ON Monday, October 27th.
Hon. O. r. Ramsdell, Republican candidate
for rlieutenantgovernor, will address the people
at Goochland Courthouse, October 10th (court
day.
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NEw JFRsEY.

snieide of a Young virgInIan.
:. PATTERSON, October 13.--Edward Eng
lish, aged twe-;;y years, a native of Alex
andria, Virginia, has committed suicide
here. Love affair.
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Bay SPOTSW0OD COAL YARD.-I
have renewed my lease on the spotswood Coal
Yard, and am now ready to receive orders for
winter supplies of FUEL.
ANTHRACITE COAL for CRATES, stoves and
furnaces;
WlNTERPoCK, CUMBERLAND and MID
LOTHIAN COAL;
West Virginia SPLINT COAL:
SOFT COX + for stoves and ranges.
=, AIkh OAk and PINE WOOD, long, sawed and split.
Niinalihgl ~ az W. s. Pitcher.
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Bs5' IL. M O. RMICK,
AUCTIoNEER AND COMMISSION urp
CHANT, sfi4 MAIN STREET.

On consignment, a large and desirable stock
OF FURNITURE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE.
DRY GOODS, HATS, CAPS, NOTIONS, CLOTH.
ING, &c.
wou'd respectfully call the attention of the
citi|ens oil Richmond and public generally, to
this large and varied stock Of the above named
goods, embracing as it does nearly every article
10 DC iound IN a well-stocked house. The most
Oh these goods have been purchased since the
great financial crisis. at greatly reduced prices,
winch enables me to offer to the trade and CO n
suhefs at private sale, greater Inducements
Than can be found elsewhere in the city.
AUCTION SALES DAILY.
Consignments solicited. Out.door solos
promptly attended to.
ii. MCCORMICK,
oc4 Auctioneer and Com Merchant
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FOR RENT.

LIZ LE la LARGE, MO- a.
DERN-BUILT HOUSE. Gas and water in E:d
the house, with good stable accommodations,
situated on Adams, between Leigh and Clay
streets. Apply to
Sc lS-tf GRIJBRS a. WILLIAMS
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In Second congressional District. z
Appointments for Hon. j. H. Platt, jr., can.
vasser for Tidewater division of the state. q
Snrry Courthouse, Tuesday, October I4th
Charles City Courthouse, Thursday, October
10th. Arn 'FtI .
New Kent Courthouse, Saturday, October 18TH
southampton Courthouse, Monday, October
Goth. . ~ :
j.4 ber 29rd. ~ 3Ff
Sussex Courthouse, Saturday, October 24ih =
Local committees will pl, ase make arrange
ments in accordance with the above.
ta t4ig H. b. NICHOLS,
Chairman Congression committee.
w. N. STEvRNs, Secretary.
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JOHN LYON,
ATTORNEY AT Law.

Late of Petersburg, Va, has REMOVED TO
RICHMOND, and will attend the courts in Rich
mond, Chesterfield and Petersburg. Office No.
shafer Building, Tenth street
oc l3-lm
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]. RICHMOND. VA. MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER l3 1879

The NEXT LEGIsLATURE.-The pat
ronage of the house clerk, now very con-
siderable, will doubtless be materially
abridged at the next session of tho legis-
lature. He now appoints all the commit
tee clerks, and his say-so is potential in
the disposition of many other lucrative
places in the gift of the house. The salary
OF the clerk, with perquisities, is about
$4,000 per year, and he is actively en-
ployed several hours day for three
months during that time. We have heard
OF no organized opposition to the present
clerk OF the house, but there has been for
several years past a decided opposition to
Shelton G. Davis, ESQ.,, secretary of The
senate, which, on the next meeting of the
senate, may crop out to his undoing. On
several occasions Mr.. Davis has maintained
his hold with senators only ssby the skin
of his teeth.n - -.---.-,
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lISJO BETWEEN THE NEW
Market-house and No. 2 Marshall street, a Russia
leather rPORTE-MONNAIE, containing several
dollars In currency, door key &c. The finder
may keep the currency if he will return the
shall street. oc 1l-9t
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ROOMS REPUBLICAN EX COM j

ROOMS REPUBLICAN, EX. CONT
RICHMOND, VA, September 90.
The following Republican mass meetings and
appointments to speak thereat, for the Third
Congressional district, are hereby announced
Bnfintown, Henrco county. Wednesday octo.
ber l6th. s
Glover Hin. Chesterfield county. Thursday
Town Hall, Brooklyn Township, Saturday
Ocloper 18th. Isl
Noels Station, Hanover county, Wednesday
October 22nd. f,i' ~ :
Franklin House, Henrico county, Thursday
Speakers for the above meetings: Rush Bur-
CESS, esq, Major W. +. Worthington, Major
Jos. Walker, DR.. @. S. Mills. and Others.
Hon. Edgar Allen of Farmville, Captain
VIM. l.. Fernald of Burksville, Hon. Joseph
Jorgenson Of Petersburg, will address the peo-
pie OF the Fourth district as follows:
Boydton. Mecklinburg county, Monday, Octo-
Der 20th, Colonel John w. Jenkins, Re-
publican Cauvasser South Side Division
Hon. Rush Burgess. a s s
Hon. J. b. Sener, will address the people of
the First Congressional District as follows
Tappahannoch, Essex county, Monday, Octo-
Middlesex county, Wednesday, October 22nd.
Westmoreland Courthouse Monday, October
eth.
II. d. BeelSley, esq, of Alexandria, will
speak at the following times and places.
Lancaster Courthouse, October 2Oth
LottsbuTgh, Northumberland county, Octo.
Der 2lst = - :, 4
Hague. Westmoreland county, October 2,nd.
Nontross, WestmorelaDd county, October 23rd. /
Oak Grove, Westmoreland county. October
King George Courthouse. October 26th.
Per order committee, st !
ALFRED MORTON, -
JOHN h. PoPHM, Chairman.
SperatnrV
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LIGHT ESSENTIAL TO HEALTH,-
The exclusion of light from rooms is prac-
tice very common in this city, and one that,
in sanitary point of view, cannot be too
highly reprehended. Short-sighted econo-
my is responsible for this rejection Of one of
nature, s greatest blessings, blinds and shut
ters being closed to prevent the carpets
from fading in the sunlight Just as if a
few yards of woolen fabric were anything
in comparison with health. It is well
known that there isa vital principle in the
light and warmth of the sun that cannot be
supplied from any other source. seslli I
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HANOVER REPUBLICAN, TICKET.-
The Republicans of Hanover met at the
Courthouse last Saturday, and made the
following nominations for the house OF
delegates and county officers For house
Of delegates. j. Andrew Wingfeld, and T.
j. Blunt; for commonwealths attorney,
John Page for sheriff, ---2 Jones; for
treasurer, 4. j. Lumpkin. We congratu-
late our friends in the county upon the
selections they have made, and. feel
assured that every Republican and friend
OF freedom, justice, and progress will but
90 their whole duty, and work from now
until the day of election, their ticket will
be elected by handsome majority.
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CERTIFICATES OF RATTLE can be pur.
chased from Captain w. i. DABNEY, at ths
Branch office. No. 0 Twelfth street, three doors
from Main.
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Andy johnson ian washington.

WASHINGTON, October 13.-Andy
johnson is here, looking after $4,000
deposit in the First National bank of this
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A Great Feat In Saving Stone.

Some time ago we illustrated . new
process ofstone saving with diamonds,
the invention Of Mr.. J. E. Emerson,
Ford & Co., Of Beaver Falls, Pennsyl-
yanis, where they now have the pro-
cess in operation, saving both with
diamond and steel chlsels, used IN cir
cular saws. The diamond saw runs
very rapidly. aud cuts the very hardest
stone known. The saw using small
ohisels runs very slowly, and OH a
trial. only a few days ago, split length
wise niue hard sandstone blocks, three
feet ten inches in length and ten Inches
wide. In eighty-seven minutes by the
watch, making twenty-eight superb.
c,al feet of actual saving. and at a cost
Of less than six cents per foot.
The Jaw Ia driven BY = four Inch
bolt, from a twelve inch driving pulley,
40 that tho power required Is very
ANAL. IL Is claimed that no other
process now known can saw an equal
amount In four hours, and that an
equal amount cannot be sawed with
an old style sand saw In ten hours.
Tho principle IL that OF crushing rather
than cutting the stone. The surface
Of the stones sawed IL said to be better
than hand dressed. There IL no doubt
but this process Is In advance OF any
other known, and is destined to come
into general use and be of great value.
.-Ametcan Manufacturer.
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BY n CABLES.
Money Panic.

Money Panic.
LONDON, December 3l..-A special
from Berlin says there Is a panic on
the Bourse Of that city.
Heavy Newspaper Loss.
The loss by the burning Of Lloyd's
Weekly newspaper office Ia estimated
at 800, 900.
Marine Disaster.
Intelligence II received that the
steamship Elbe, from London for
Hamburg, was lost. T~hirty-two OF
those on board perished.
To be Guaranteed.
The Portuguese Government has Or
dered all vessels arriving from the
west coa.t Of Africa into quarantine.
This order will prevent the landing at
Madeira Of the invalids from the
Ashantee expedition.
Conflict Between CASTELAR, and SAL
meron.
a special from Madrid reports the
situation serious. There Is a complete
rupture between President CASTELAR,
and Salmeron, President Of the Cortes.
It Is the sole excitement In Madrid,
but the success Of the Government In
the Cortes is considered certain.
Death OF Journalist.
PARIS, Dec. 3l.-Jean Antoine CAL
ipnani, senior editor Of Galignani's
Messenger, 10 dead.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
[srrc1AL TO TIE eoLD NIL DAILY Srws.l
o EsTIo i%NTELLIcEh Nc

o O N EsTIo iHTELLIcEAc NOE
Methodism I'm Mexico.
New York, December 3l.-A dis
patch from the city Of Mexico says the
first Methodist church has been opened
there.
Will mot be Labelled.
The United States District Attorney
says that no further proceedings will
be taken In the case of the Virginius.
It is not likely the vessel will ever be
raised. and it is deemed requisite that
the vessel should be produced before
she an be libelled. Government OF.
ficers say that whatever may have been
the relation Of Mr.. Patterson to the
Ylrginius at the time Of her register,
there 10 abundance Of proof that he
was not her owner at the time of her
capture.
Reduction OF Wages.
Il Ia said that the Central RAILROAD
OF New Jersey, Is about to reduce the
pay Of Its employees Is per cent.
Scientific Association.
An association has been formed
here for the purpose Of taking into
consideration various questions rela-
tive to meteorological reforms, the
adoption Of a universal system OF
weights, measures and values.
Loss OF a Schooner.
NORFOLK, Dec. 3l.-The schooner
Charles Cook, Of Demerrara, for Bos-
ton, went ashore 20 miles south Of
Cape Henry light yesterday and four
OF her crew were drowned.
Murdered.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3l.-Godfrey
Kunkle, a German baker, was muir
dered this morning In his bake house
OH Frankford Road by a German en-
ploye, who then attempted to kill
Mrs. kunkle and robbed her Of $55.
He was arrested In q heishbcring sa.
loon.
Rumored Loss OF n Steamship,
BosroN, Dec. 3l.-A rumor' was cur
rent last night, and Is alluded to in the
morning newspapers. that the U. s.
steamship franklin had been lost at
sea, with all on board. The rumor
can be traced to no trustworthy source.
Employment Difficulties.
New York, Dec. 30.-The engineers
OF the East division Of the Pennsyl-
vanla Railroad have been In session
In Jersey City for the passed :hree
hours %endeavoring to decide whether
or not they will strike tomorrow. The
engineers, pilots and other ferry hands
OF tho company have agreed to reduc-
tlon.
Closed.
The Stock Exchange closed at r.
n. till Friday. The market closed dull
but steady.
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REFORM TURNED BAcXwARD.-ln
matters of reform It is not safe to take
a step backward. The Republican
marty which. needing the demands Of
the people. is preparing to repeal the
obnoxious increased salary act, surely
camnot afford to fy In the face OF pub
lie opinlon and re-enact the Thanking
privilege. Should this be done. the
next thing would be q reenactment OF
rIe mileage law, by which certain
Senators and Congressman received
oyer 81. 900 annually for their travel
inv expenses.-N. y. Ereaing Post.
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INTERESTING TO INVALID LADIES.
HARLEMv1ILE, Columbia Co., N. Y
July 8, 1873.

HAaLEMy1LLE, Columbia Co., N.Y.,l
July o, 1873.
r. v. PIERCE, N. D.: Dear Sir
Your favor Is just received. INTENDED
to have written to you several weeks
since concerning the improvement In
nv health, which Is now very appa-
rent. 1 have used Que bottle of Fa-
yorite Prescription, with the best re-
suits, although I will admit that I was
somewhat discouraged after Its use, for
a short time only. l took 1t under
very dlsadvantageous circumstances.
Having the supervision OF the house,
and during the season Of "house-
cleaning" was obliged, through the
incompetency Of help, to do more than
[ ought, and, of course, suffered dread
fully-llfted when I ought not to have
raised my hand, and did all | could to
bring "order out Of chaos" but upon
laying aside all cares and continuing
the remedy, ] find, after using less
than one bottle, to be SO much bene-
fitted that I have discontinued the use,
with no return Of the symptoms OF
which l wrote you. | have suffered
terribly, aud what added to my distress
was the consciousness Of hot procuring
relief from ordinary sources. At times
it seemed about impossible to stand, so
great was the distress. All OF those
severe neuralgia pains have disap-
peared ; they were 10 bad at times |
could hardly walk without some ex-
ternal pressure. They seem to have
left me like magic, suddenly, and have
had no return; all other symptoms
have disappeared. and l a 90 up
stairs with comparative ease now. II
would have informed you ere this OF
my improvement, for appreciated it,
but | was fearful 1t was only transient
benefit l was receiving, but l think
time has elapsed to consider
the beneficial results permanent. Ac.
cept of my best wishes for your future
success and your kindness In advising
Very truly,
desc Mis-. NJ. NErrIE SNYDER.
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Observation-Disclosures
SAN Francisco. Dec. 3l-l p. M
A tire occurred to day In barber shop
on Clay street, near Kearney ; damage
$500.
The China steamer, two days over
due, has not yet been reported. 1t is
supposed she has been kept back BY
adverse winds.
The Health officer continues to re-
ceiye reports Of new cases Of SMALL
pox. An epidemic Of the disease Is
feared.
Greenbacks, 9O34G9lH.
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sTOCK REPORT.

Last Evening.
1000 Baltimore. o, 9S,9.
100 Bacon, 6x, 6A. Z b30. Z.
1910 Utah. 10. 10Y. II, TX. IL. ll&.
$50 Central. 153, l55 b30, $50. l4s, l45.
1870 Silver Hill, Is. l5H. l6 b30, IS, Is BIS. 16X
bo, l5h, 1871. Is, lax.
log Felipe q sH's b, ss, 81 b. 81.
$50 Challenge, O., ~, Q bso.
ssli Dayton. 81, sx, {. on. sX, 10, s, 10, lobsO.
a4os Rock Island, 81. 81, 81. 81.
StS Dardanelles, 4, !, 4.
ll3o New York Con-. 81. 6k. c. X, OK.
400 Pictou, I, s7Hc, 9oc. CSC.
$50 Occidental. AZ, AZ. s.
1850 Senator, az, AZ >, az, a..
las Central No. .. 20, Ss. 81. 30, 36%.
lhSo Tyler. IN, Q. az, az. "a.
$50 Union Con IS. ~. %, -, IN.
50 South Overman, ".
SIS Woodville, 3. az. 81.
GOO Sutro, 81, 81, u, 5k.
400 Mint, SOC, 45c. 40c.
1000 Franklin. ~, AZ.
TOO Silver Cloud, 3.
1910 Nevada, az. az.
$50 South Comstock, } b3ss go, ~.
60 Kossuth. II, l0h.
loo Green. 2.
hoo Seq. Rock Island. Tx.
900 Golden Goose, 3.
$500 Leo. 40c.
3O American Con. ).
100 Jacob Little, 81.
ZOO Andes, 81, 81, 81, 81.
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BEcoNINo ISpErESpEST.-The tone
OF the most prominent Administration
Journals Is strikingly like that OF the
Liberal Republican press ola year or
more ago. Many Of them sound alarm
ingly like what the truly loyal organ
loat6es so f~ervently = independents
iournals.-N. Y. Tribune.
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VIM. NJ. Boeas. who has resided !
Napa Valley. California. since isio'
thinks the recent snow storm the heav-
lest that has occurred In twenty-seven
wears.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

SPECIAL TO TUE JOLT HILL DAILY NEws.l
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In addition to the above, he keeps on sale q
well selected stock Of California Manu-.
factured Jewelry N American
NJ. NJ. FRIEDRICH,
80 and IS South c street, VirEinia, New.
del6 m 10
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LIST OF GIFTS:
The chances for . gin are as one to i've
PRICE OF TICKETS

The chances for . gin are as one to Ave.
PRICE OF. TICKETS
Whole tickets. $50, Halves, SIS Tenths. or
.seh coupon IS; Eleven Whole Tickets for
$500; az Tickets for 1000; lia Whole Tiek.
,ts 5000; AL Whole Tickets Tor $Io.VU. NO
.liseouut on Ices than $500 worth OF Tickets.
the Fourth Gin Concert will be conducted In
III respects like the three which have Already
been given, and full particulars may be learned
rom circulsrs, which will be sent free from this
ofice TO ali who who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications 70, s acsn,
r,.eeiyed. and IL IL hoped they win be sent In
promptly, that there may DO no disappointment
Sr delay In filling all. Liberal terms given TO
sercmptoriIy required to settle up their ae-
.ounts and return all unsold tickets BY the 10th
day Of March.
THOs. E. BRAMLETTR,
Agent Public Library. KY, and Manager
Of. the Git Concert. Public Library
do27 I'm Building, Louisville Ny.
, 1873-01-30
PERSONAL.

Dir. Rankin, 1atoe sstate Troat,,rer Of Iowa,
shows signs Of emotional insanity.
Jenkins says Madame >Flores, wife Of tho Min-
lister from Ecuador, is tho mDst beautiful lady In
Washington this winter.
Judge Il. ". Bruce, OF TITO Circuit Court at
Louisville, Ky., has'b been appointed Chaucollorr
utce Cochran, deceased.
The Rev. DR.. John EsglAston ono Of tue old
est minister's in Westerni Pennsylvania, died In
Washington County, Pa, dan. "a.
Frederick T. Low, United. ,statee Minister to
China, is about to resign, and Secretary Fish has
recommended to the President the promotion Of
George T. Seward, oortsul General at Shanghai,
to I'LL the vacancy.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Hammond, "tHo great revival
ist," is still stirring nptthings III tho Northwest,
by galloping frantically through lthe streets and
acreaming Come to tot,nsl" J" tue top Of bis
voice. It Ia 3 wonlor That somebody, With the
proper authority to do so,. doesn t scream to him
to como to the lunatic aBy1um.--.LouisuiAe Cour-
ier-Journdl.