Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02
lGlEss OF 4 III ~ DA Y.
"T slime the rcry nys md to''y Of the T'mes

The latest halls from Europe bring the ah-
nounccment ul the death of Rev. ullau Young,
the only son Of Charles Young. the tragedian,
and the iuitiator OF pcnny readings. Mr..
Young is remembered in theatrical circles by
the biography written by him OF his father, aud
published some years agO. lie was born III
lSu6. in Liverpool and inherited not only high
artist. culture from his father, but from the
moutllcr'S side camc Iiom one Of the oldest
families in Europe.
Alta farmers meeting in Kansas recently
the following preamble and resolution were
adoptcd in reference to the Congressional
black pay :" ''Nhereas, David L. Lowe, our
Congressman, supported the bill Therefore,
resolved that we demand that he resign his seat
in Congress and that his place be filed by an
honest man" This is the same DISTINGUISHED
individual who had extensive transactions in
stationery"
\ dispatch from Portland, Maine, says =
'Gov. Crockett, Of Norway, Maine, who was
sick aud dclirious, left bis bed at two o'clock
Tuesday afternoon and wandered into the
woods His wife attempted to stop him, and,
failing to do so, called assistance. Search was
then made for him until rain and darkness set
in aud prevented its continuance. At nine
o'clock Wednesday morDug he was found 10
the woods, dead.
Rev. Father Cicatcri, died at Woodstock,
Md, on the 18th Of July, in the sizty-seyenth
year of his age. For number Of years he
held the position OF master OF nov!ces ana H.
structor to the members of the Society of Jesus
in the United States, with his headquarters
during the past eighteen years In Baltimore.
Mr.. G. was brother Of Rev. e. Ccaterrl,
pastor of ST. Mary's Church 10 this city.
Rev. +. E. Boyle, pastor Of St. Peters Ca
tholic Church, Washington City, has been APP
pointed coadjutor of the archdiocese Of Baltl-
more, and IS now on his way to Rome to re-
ceivc his credentials. His will hereafter be on
duty at the Cathedral in Baltimore, and his
place at ST. Peters will be supplied by Rev.
j. j. kcane, assistant pastor OF St. Patrick 5
Church in Washington
Yesterday the State Of Pennsylvania com
mcnccd the payment Of the interest gu the
State debt at the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, Philadelphia the financial agency OF the
commonwealth. The payment Includes the
interest OH the registered and coupon per
cents and all the several series of per cent
bonds Of 1867.
A dispatch from Frederick, Md, dated yes
tcrday says This section was visited this
evening by one OF the most terrific storms
Known for years. The streets and roads were
Tor time flooded. 1t is thought considerable
damage has been done the corn, fencing, &c.
Streams arc very much swollen, but no dam
aye is unprecedented on that account
y dispatch from Chicago dated yesterday,
says: "Whcat was kept up by the corner un-
til one o'clock p m. to 81 10 cash, the figure
upon which the ring were making settlements.
After Que clock, the time for making the
market on the corner, having expired, the price
dropped TO 81, 10.
AdviccS from Cameron, Kansas, describe
ravagcs among the cattle in that vicinity. Much
excitement prevailed, inasmuch as nearly every
family owning COWS has lost one or MORE
Farmers and stock growers adjoining the village
have been heavy losers. Many COWS are now
sick and will die.
4 special dispatch to the Kansas City Times
from Cherry Vale Run, says Col, York has re-
ccivcd intelligence that more bodies have been
discovered at the Bender graveyard, and that
no clue as to the whereabouts of the Bender
family had been obtained.
To the list of towns which have suffered ter
rbly from the cholera scourge the names Of
Carmi, Illinois, and Poplar Bluffs, Missouri,
must be added. Fourteen deaths among the
people of the former place aud thirty among
those Of the latter occurred within few days.
Capt. l.. Il. Brown, conductor on the Cairo
and Fulton railroad in Arkansas, was arrested
last night, charged with violating the civil
rights bill in refusing to admit some colorcd
people to a certain car on his train.
Alaska may prove good for something yet
besides seals and cebcrgs Army officers re-
port that they have discovered valuable de-
posts OF gold there, but whether in sufficient
quantity to pay for mining it is not stated.
Dispatches from New York state that the
Hobokcn. Savings Bank has wound up in con-
diton of tnaucial depletion. \ detaulting
cashier is, as usual, the cause
Mr.. Richard B. Connolly, known as the
former Comptroller of New York, is iu Dublin,
where he is living handsomely off the money
which the city was robbed of.
Advces from Jonesborough, Tenn, report
fifteen deaths from cholera during twenty-four