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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-12

CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-Joseph
Wendley, charged with cruelty beating his
horse with a piece of iron, was fined this
morning by Justice White. We hope
those who are guilty of treating animals OF
any kind cruelty will remember that there
is an ordinance which reads as follows:
"If any person shall cruelty beat or tor
ture any horse, mule, dog or other animal,
whether his own or that of another, he
shall be fined not less than five or more
than twenty dollars.o
We would like to see the above rigidly
enforced. @&1 1f
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( SHEEP KILLED LAST YEAR. Among
the other business transacted by the coun-
ty court at its last session large number
Of bills for sheep killed by dogs last year
were passed upon, and claims to the
amount of $601 allowed-to be paid out
of the dog tax for that year, in full or pro
rata as the funds would allow. Allowing
$3.50 "a safe estimate, we believe, on ac-
count Of ignorance of the provision made
for these losses) for the sheep lost for
which bills have not been presented, we
have the round sum Of 81 900 for sheep
killed by dogs in this county during the
year 1872. Who will say that dogs are
not valuable ?--,SpiI Of Jefferson.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

All the cabin and three hundred of the
steerage passengers of the wrecked steamer
Washington have arrived at Halifax, N. s.
There is considerable excitement in
Belfast in consequence of the apprehen-
sion of disturbances during the parade of
the Orange societies to-day. Extensive
preparations for the maintenance Of order
have been made. One thousand ex-
ira policemen have been sworn in and ad.
ditional military forces have been sent to
the city. A placard was posted through
out the city of Belfast this morning,
signed by VIM. Johnston, member Of par
lament from that city, deprecating the Or
ange demonstration.
In accordance with the treaty signed in
Berlin in March last, under which the de-
partments of Vosges, Ardennes, Meuse
and Muerthe st. Moselle, as well as the
fortress ACCOMPLISHMENT of Belfort are to be
evacuated upon the payment Of the second
installment of the last milliard of the war
indemnity, the German troops commenced
to retire on the 3D. instant. The withdrawal
will continue by detachments until the 18th
of August, when the aforementioned
country will be entirely evacuated.
Detective officers have arrested and
brought to Cincinnati number of colored
persons from Delhi, Ohio, who are accused
of stealing goods from the burning cars Of
the Indianapolis. Cincinnati and Ohio rail-
read last winter. The cars caught fire i'm
mediately after collision, and the negroes
were busy in getting the goods out, and it
seems that they carried off and concealed
in their houses large quantities Of fine
cloth, silks, boots and other goods.
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EfOR xALE CHEAP, q
Il ON LONG TIME, EHa
one Of the BEST FARMS in Fairfax County.
TWo-tnirds open land, one-third good young
TIMBER, Oak and Pine
New HOUSE of seven rooms, modern built
well, stables, tobacco barn, and several tenant
houses, 20
This farm contains about SIX HUNDRED
three-fouiths Of a mile. The soil is dry loan,
with few sandy spots; adapted especially to
grass, corn, tobacco, trucking, and fruit-growing
IT would make fine DAIRYFARM
= II Is located twenty-five miles south OF Wash
jngton, near a steamboat landing, and four
miles from station on the railroad from Wash
ington and Richmond and adjoining the land
OF Colonel Edward Daniels. Good fishing privi-
ieges. and neighborhood pleasant. "a M
PRICE,: $4,000. Enquire at ee% &
de 2O-tf STATE JOURNAL OFFICE.
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PROPOSALS
FOR REPRINTING XTH AND XIrH yoI.
UMES OF LEIHH,S REPORTS

FOR REPRINTING XTH AND XITH VOL
UMES OF LEIGH'S REPORTS
will be received by the undersigned, at his offica
IN the Capitol, until TUESDAY, July 22d, 1879.
Five hundred copies OF each volume are re-
quired 10 be printed. and each will make about
eight hundred pages. The work is to be done in
the style of Gratian's Reports, and to be com
pleted and delivered within four months from
signing of contract.
Proposals for printing must be by the thou
sand ems. and by the token of 250 sheets for
press work. Proposals for binding must be by
the volume.
The work will be awarded the lowest respon-
sible bidders, who will be required to enter into
bond with security, to be approved by the Sec
retary of the Commonwealth.
Paper for the books will be furnished by the
undersigned, and payment for printing and
binding same made on the completion and ac-
eeptance of the works by the Secretary of the
Commonwealth.
Copies OF the volumes to be reprinted can be
seen at the office OF theundersigned
r. F. WALKER,
Superintendent Public Printing
iu iuOo
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A LADY says the first time she was
kissed she felt like tub of roses swimming
in honey, cologne, nutmegs and cranber-
ries. She felt as if something was running
through her nerves on feet of diamonds,
escorted by several little cupids in chariots
drawn by angels, shaded by honeysuckles,
and the whole spread with melted rain
bows,
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THE DIsINFECTIoN OF A Room is
not complete unless the walls have also
been thoroughly cleansed. If they are
papered the paper must be removed,
and the surface beneath carefully scraped
and washed if the walls are painted they
should be washed with caustic soda.
The ceiling should also be subjected to
similar treatment.
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LITTLE Rock, July 12.-Ihe governor
has mustered out all the militia officers in
Pope county, and appointed VIM. A.
Crawford, formerly Confederate colonel,
brigadier-general Of militia.
A new registration has been ordered in
several counties.
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NEW YORK.
Financial.

H
New YORK, July 12.--Stocks steady
Exchange, long 1094 short 110a. Govern.
ments very quiet. State bonds duh and
steady. 1N48 As3
The sub-treasurer paid out yesterday.
$42S 900 gold coin on account Of July inter.
est, and $4,000 for called bonds.
The Mursleress Of Goodrich Attempts
Suicide.
NEW YORK, July 12.--It was reported
last evening in Brooklyn that Kate Stoddart !,
who is still confined in the Captains room
at the police station, has attempted suicide.
There is woman with her to see that she
does not carry out her threat, but it is
feared, even with this precaution, she will
be successful if confined there much
longer. She was very restless after hear
ing of the capture of her trunk with Good
rich's property. Once or twice she begged
to be left alone in her room, but her re-
quest was not granted. Some persons say
she is already insane, and others say that
she is only feigning ins anity under advice
of counsel who have long since been re-
tanned to defend her.
A supposed Imp0stor.
New YORK. July IA report based
on statements Of one W. II. Winn, pur-
porting to be the mate of the vessel, was
telegraphed north and published by the
local papers, that the schooner r. e..
Thompson, from Baltimore for Wilmington,
had been run into and sunk off Hatteras,
and that the captain, his wife and four
children and all hands except the aforesaid
Winn were drowned. The Associated
Press agent does not credit the report and
believes Winn to be an impostor.
Murder OF United States Marshal.
New YORK, July 12.-John Stephen
son, deputy United States marshal in
Jersey city, was stabbed and killed by q
Russian sailor named Mitland, yesterday
evening. The latter had been arrested by
Stephenson as q deserter from Russian
brig. He then made an attempt to cut his
own throat, but was only partially sue
cessful before being arrested and disarmed.
Items.
The steamer Tigress has passed
down the bay. She will sail for Disco
Monday.
Three houses in Brooklyn were struck by
lightning yesterday, and several trees were
torn to pieces.
AT Easton Corners, N. Y, lightning
killed son of Mr.. Handy and set fire to
his barn and outbuildings, which were
burned. Two other persons were serious
ly injured by lightning at the same time.
The difficulties between the sailor land
lords and the shipping commissioners has
been settled.
1t is now stated that there are four cases
of yellow fever ON hoard the steamer
Merida at quarantine, from Havana.
The charge against Peter b. Sweeney
and James M. Sweeney in connection with
the Tammany frauds has been aoHe prose
quied and dismissed.
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COMMISSION DE IUNATICo INQUI-
RENDO ORDERED Mrs. Emily King,
who was creating quite an excitement on
Broad street yesterday afternoon, gesticu-
lating, singing, and so on. and who was
arrested by Policeman Angel and carried
to the station-hcuse, was brought before
Justice White to-day, who committed her
to Jail and ordered commission de lunat-
leo inqnirendo in her case.
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PERsoNAL.-The are number Of
persons in this city that act under the i'm
preston that we publish THE JOURNAL
to give away, and they too are persons who
never give us an item much less favor us
with their advertising patronage. To all
such we beg respectfully to say that they
are mistaken. Wepublish The JOURNAL
to sell. The price is three cents per copy.
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ANoTHER MAIL.RoBBER HoIJsED.

ANOIAES MAIL'INObbEh uOUoEDs--
Through the agency Of Captain John
Frey, the special agent of the postoffice
department whose headquarters are in
this city, another mail-robber has come
to grief. A special telegram from Alex
andria announces the sentence of j. s.
Smith, postmaster at Baynesville. He
plead guilty, as most Of them do that
are picked up by Captain Frey, as he
never accuses until he is fully prepared
with sufficient evidence to convict.
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LOUISA +. BARTLETT, of Boston, has
bequeathed 81, 900 to be equally distributed
among the American Bible Society of New
York, the American Tract Society Of New
York, the American Sunday-school Society
of Philadelphia and the American Mission
ary association for Freedmen; 81 900 to
the American Home Missionary Society,
and $1,000 to the Woman's Board Of
Missions. -
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

morning when Goodrich got up, she again
besought him not to cast her off. He
was very angry, aud refused her request,
or to hear her at all. He then
went into the basement of the front house.
and proceeded to light the heater. which
was located there. She loved the man so
much that she could not leave him, and
that when she saw him determined to dis
card her she worked herself up to muir
der him. She had one of his reyolyers in
her poclSet-not the one the detectives
found lying at the house beside the corpse /:
and while Goodrich was STOPPING down on
one band and knee in the act of lighting the
heater, she drew the pistol and extending
her hand towards him, she said ''Charley.b
He looked up and she shot him three
times.
These were the fatal wounds which the
post mortem examination disclosed. After
she committed the murder on Thursday
morning she waited all that day and night
in the house watching it. Friday morning
she had occasion to go to New York, and
early that morning she washed the blood
from the face Of the murdered man with a
towel, which she afterwards rung out, and
which was also found damp by the police.
She liked the corpse as it was discovered,
and when she had done this she went over
to New York for something or other, and
was about to return to the house that even
ing. She came over the Fulton ferry, and
ere she had fairly put her foot on the street.
she heard the newsboys crying out ''EA-
tra-Murder Of Charles Goodrich y,
THE BACK PAY.u-The Baltimore
American says: "The more the back paw
amendment is discussed, the more glaring
becomes its Objectionable features. The
practical operation of the amendment
makes it not only, as it has been popular
ly termed, "back pay ''grab," but also
n advance pay seizure. In fact, it is a
measure looking both backward and for
ward, enabling members to increase their
own compensation for work already per-
formed, and the new comers of the not yet
assembled Congress to reach forward and
receive pay for services yet to be rendered.
Under it every member of Congress- elects,
who hold the proper certificate and whose
eat is not contested, now draws his salary
monthly, at the rate of s625 per month.
Thus there having been no March session,
members may draw $5,625, before they
take their seats in December, which il
S62o more than the whole amount of the
old salary, and is to be paid before days
service has been rendered, or before even
the forms of membership have been COM
piled with. A member may die or resign
before Congress meets, but yet he is enti-
tied to his pay, and it cannot be Withheld
from him or his heirs.o
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GERMANY.
A Royal Marriage Arranged.

Royal Marriage Arranged.
New YORK, July IA special to the
Herald says: "The marriage Of the Duke
Of Edinburg and Maria, only daughter Of
the Gar, has been arranged. The Duke
thus foregoes the right Of succession to the
Duchy of Sake Coburg, which fact involves
important political considerations"
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TEXAS.
The Indians.

New YORK, July IA letter from an
Indian agent in Texas, says he expects that
some 500 Kickapoo and Pottowattomie
Indians, and 1000 Lipans and Messcellero
Indians will return from Mexico and go
upon the reservations. j m 81 s,s- ~
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF PE-
TERsBURa gives notice that the election
of teachers for the public schools Of that
city will take place on the 23rd inst. APP
plications from male and female teachers
for all grades are desired. See notice of
the clerk Of the board in our advertising
columns. f
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS. The follow
ing is list of unavailable letters remaining
in Richmond postofice July -, 1873:
Alex. Mitchell, P. Q. Box s3s, city DR..
G. w. Jones, Franklin, between 7th and
Sth, city; John Mahon 4 Sons, Lynn,
Mass; DIR. John A. Lewis. city; Jas. III.
Binford, sup't public schools, city; Mrs.
Millie Willison, 1717 Cedar street, -.
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MISSOURI.

Terrible Accident i'm st. LOuis-Three
Men Killed and Several Injured in q
Mine.
ST. LOUIS. July IA terrible accident
occurred at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
in the fire-clay mines of Parker, Russell
& Co., about five miles from this city, by
which three miners were killed and several
wounded. A hundred and fifty men were
working in the mine at depth of one
hundred and fifty feet. At the time mem
toned the men were working in one OF
the lateral shafts at the bottom
Of the vertical shaft, when singu-
lar noise was heard, and thinking
one of the other lateral passages was
falling in they rushed toward the vertical
shaft to escape. They had proceeded but
q few yards when an immense piece OF
slate, two feet thick, fifteen yards long,
and ten feet wide, fell, crushing and in
stantly killing three men, named Joshua
Juday, Thomas Platt, and Ned Kendall.
The latter was superintendent Of the mines.
The bodies were terribly mangled. Seve-
raj others were badly injured. but their
names could not be ascertained.
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TEMPERATURE The following is the
range of the thermometer at G. f. john
ston's news and music store, 9lS Main
street, for to-day At ga. m. 50; l2m.
80; 3p. m. sc. 80 a
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CUBA.

I New YORK, July IA Havana let
ter says two Spanish regiments are in re-
volt against the Captain General. and will
not obey his orders. Also that several
Spanish camps. in Puerto Principe have
been Withdrawn, and the forts in the north
ern section of the Island are being aban-
doned by the Spaniards.
.rs ~ M FRANCE.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
Il TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia.
In the matter of Charles H. McMurran a
banlrupt-in bankruptcy
At Richmond, Va, this 10th day of June, 1873.
To Whom IL may Ooncern-The undersigned
T. M. Archer. of Oulpeper co'ty, Virginia, here
by gives notice of his appointment as assignee
co'ty, in said district who was on the 22d day OF
May q. d., 1873, adjudged bankrupt on
the petition of himself, by the District Court
of the United States, for said district
Dated Richmond, the 10th day of June, 1873.
T. M. ARCHER,
lie 23--M3w Assignee.
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA

2 AA hssf6Fa --
The ALLEGHANY SPRINGS possess the
rare attrac tions of mountain and water scenery
combined. The waters of these springs are re-
nowned for their great curative powers of that
distressing disease, dyspepsia, and the many
sympathetic affections arising therefrom. Bill
lizard tables, bathrooms, bowling Saloons we'll
graded walks and drives, hunting and fishing,
and a full BRASS AND STRING BAND.
BOARD: Per day, $3 per week, $l7.60; per
month -four weeks), $50; for month of June,
$40; for three months, $3.50. g A
DR.. ISAAC WHITE, Resident Physicisn.
For further information and for pamphlets,
apply to ALLlEGHANY SPRINGS Co,
Or TOD. b. TINSLEY, jr., Manager.
ie 16--im
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DIED.

HULCE-On the morning of 1lth July, 1873,
at 9;l0 O'Clock, of typhoid fever, SAMUEL i.
HULCE, aged sixty years, eight months and
five days. J7# &&@
His funeral will take place at the Grace.street
Baptist church on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at
o'clock. Friends and acquaintances of the
family are respectfully requested to attend.
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PENITENTIARY.-Edward Grammar,
has been received at this institution for a
term of three years for house breaking,
committed in Prince George county.
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HUsTINGs COURT. In this court to-
day DR.. Cullen was recognized to appear
as witness in the late Mordecai- McC Carty
duel. Its session has been occupied
with causes on the civil docket,
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CAsTORIA.-Is more than substitute
for Castor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in exis
tence which is sure to regulate the bowels cure
wind-colic and produce natural Sleep It is
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may sleep.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, July 12.-The sleeping-car on
the eastern bound train on the Atlantic,
Mississippi ard Ohio railroad jumped the
track near New river bridge this morning,
and rolled over small embankment.
The brakesman was killed the sleeping
car conductor had leg broken, and some
half dozen Of the passengers were badly
hurt, but all escaped, serious injury.
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The Goodrich Murder-,rhe Murdcress
COnfesses Her Crime--All for Love.

The Goodrich Murder-The Murderess
COnfesses Her Crime-All for Love.
The mystery attending the murder of
Charles Goodrich, in Brooklyn, is solved
at last. The police have found in the
trunks of Kate Stoddart, now under ar
rest at her clearinghouse, Goodrich's
rings, seals, pocket-book and money,
which is no doubt the same he had in his
possession at the time he was murdered.
The pistol, which has three chambers
empty, and which was supposed she used
to commit the murder, was also found in
her trunk. She proves to be Minnie Wal
than, of Middleborough, Mass, where her
parents are now living. She has made the
following statement of this murder to the
police
She had been living with " Charlie, "
as she called deceased, and was greatly at
tached to him. He wanted to cast her of,
but she loved him so much that she could
not leave him. She entreated on her knees
that he would allow her to remain, but he
was firm; in fact, brutal in his treatment
of her, and the Thursday before the FRI
day on which the body was found was the
day fixed for her to leave him; he threat
ening her with all sorts of things
| if she dared to trouble him further. She
had remained in the house in Degraw street
lall the previous evening, and in tie
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OHIO.


The Cholera. i
CINCINNATI, July -. There were five
cholera deaths here yesterday.
MEMPHIS, July 12.-Three interments
yesterday. No cholera.
NASHVILLE, July 12.--Five deaths yes
terday--all colored. No cholera. ii
CHATTANOOGA, July 12.-Four deaths
yesterday. No cholera.
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CENTAUR LINIMENT.-

SnNAACh lANANENIs
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CENTAUR LlNIMRET will not
relieve, no swelling which 1t
will not subdue, and no lame
ness which it will not cure.
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FRANCE.

The Shah C0nfers Decorations.
PARIS, July 12.--The Shah of Persia
has conferred decoration on Buffet, pres
ident of the assembly.
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ENTERED.-The German brig Johanna,
Captain Devries, has entered this port to
complete loading, whence she will sail for
Bahaia, Brazil. 77 = - --s--- -.
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BY TELEGRAPH
VIRGINIA.
Conviction Of a ra,l-Robber.
Especial to the State Journal.

Especial to the State Journal.
ALEXANDRIA, July 12.-John l..
Smith, late postmaster at Baynesville,
Westmoreland county, having plead guilty
of robbing the United States mails at that
place, was sentenced by Judge Underwood
to two years Imprisonment III the Albany
penitentiary. e
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PROPOSALS.

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, \
DEPARTM'T OF PUBLIC PRINTING,
RICHMOND, July H. 1873
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CITY NEWS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW
The usual religious services will be held in
all Of the city churches tomorrow, except
the following special appointments <,
/ City Almshouse.-Rev. John Blenner at
ii o. M; special services in the chapel at
8 pm. es A&aA 8aa
First Presbyterian. Rev. j. L. burrows,
ID. d., at IL a. m. No services at
night.
Second Presbyterian. an.-Seryices conduc-
ted by the pastor at IL a. M, and from 6
to quarter Of Z p. m.
Third Presbyterian. - Preaching at Il O..
M, by Rev. j. A. French, of Richmond
college. cD2aHR s. s1 a.,
First Baptist Church. Rev. John A..
Broadus, d. D., at III a. m. and 81 p. m.
venable-street Baptist Ohapel.-Rey. j.
b. Turpin at III a. m.
Broad-street Methodist. j. O..
Cranberry, ID. D., at IL a. m.; Rev. John
+. Edwards, d. d., at 81 p. m.
Centenary.Rev. j. g. Granbery, d.
d., at 81 p. IN. e-e rs
Seventh-street Christian Church,
Preaching at II a. m. and 81 p. M, by
Rev. Joseph 2. Tyler. 81
Union Station Church. The regular
monthly meeting of the Methodist Sunday
school society will be held III this church
tomorrow afternoon at 81 o'clock.
Pine-street Baptist Church. THE Quar-
terly meeting of the Baptist Sunday-school
will take place in this church at
A O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. ~