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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

TIE LORD GORDON GORDON CAsE.-A
special dispatch from Fort Garry, says that
Gordon Gordon, who fed from Fort Garry for
the Rocky Mountains some weeks ago, has been
captured five hundred miles west Of there by a
Manitoba detective, and is now in prison in
Winnipeg. \ special term of the Court of the
Queens Bench was opened yesterday for the
trial of the American prisoners, charged with
Kidnapping Gordon. The Judge in his charge
to the grand jury dwelt mainly on the kdnap
ping. The charge is considered very fair and
dispassonate, neither favorlng nor prejudicing.
1t is believed that no bill will be found against
Merriam, who was arrested as one of the Access
series. Attorney General Cornell, of Minnesota,
was introduced to the Court by Attorney GeLt
eral Clark, and it is thought will a pear for
the prisoners, with Gov. Austin and on. VIM.
Lachrcn as counsel. The Court then adjourned
until o clock this morning.
Rcl, the man who made himself so prom-
nent in the half breed rebellion, will arrive
there tomorrow, having been summoned as a
witness. He is said to be guarded by three
hundred half breeds, we'll armed and blood
shed is expected il he enters the town. The
Canadian party brand him as murderer, he
having caused the death of Thomas Scott, ADD
declare that it is disgrace for him to appear
10 Court as a witness. There are parties there
who have sworn to shoot him on sight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17
CANAL COM NJ ERCE.
!s sssa!szz;zz eszs 49,! So So
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Beats F M Lafever r L Gross, Lilly & Nan.
Scotia, M Fannon and q p De Witt, to Ham!
shire and Baltimore Coal Co; w Irwin and
Forbit, to Consolidation Coal Co; jas Hoy, .
American Coal Go.
DEPARTURES.
Boats n S Lemen, r H Haydock, + Steven:
son, T Patton, } Moore, Hunter u Bruce
Irwin, w l. Shaw, Lilly s Mamie jas Hoy
Mckaig and Iowa, for Cumberland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

The farmers of Washington county, Md, one
thousand in number, will hold picnic in Druid
Hill Park, near Baltimore, to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

On the 10th inst, Mrs. ELIZA NJ. IIOOFF,
wife of Lewis Hoot :c4.- Funeral service TIN.
afternoon, at O clock.
[South. Churchman please copy.l
At the residence of VIM. P. Colinswvr:h Al
st., between Sd ard 4th, southeast, Washing.
ton, LAURA, eoved daughter of A. d. AID
Rebecca Coliinsworlh, in her 2ULh year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

New York is not altogether sati6ed with the
management of the Reform party, which now
has control of the city government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17
A young lady lust from Europe remarked to

A young lady just from Europe remarked to
veteran politician the other day :: 1T is Of
very little consequence" she said, what kind
of men you send out as foreign ministers, The
thing of real Importance is they should have
the right kind of wives Any man can sign a
treaty, suppose, if you tell him what kind OF
treaty it must be- But all his social relations
with the nations to which you send him will
depend on his wife.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

r. NJ. Hanson, United States consul at Bre-
men, died of consumption on board the steam
ship Assyria, September a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

There is great unsasiness at Panama, and
rumors of Government changes are prevalent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

Sawdust as substitute for stockings Is re-
commended BY writer in the Oneida Clrcu-
lar, who says that table spoonful OF the suo-
stance placed in each boot will keep the leeC
both dry and warm. ......
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

LEAvING.-W are Informed by farmer in
this county that on Saturday night last he paid
off, as is his custom, all the colored aborers on
his place, and on Monday morning not one of
them put 10 an appearance. He said that
among the number were several who bad been
in his employ for several years. Large pun.
bers of colored people have left this section
within the past few mouths 1t is thought
that they have located in Washington. Fred.
Star, t/.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17
ALEX A-NDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1878.
Political.

There is to be grand mass meeting at
Staunton on the 29th inst, at which General
Kemper and Colonel Withers are both to
speak.
0. T. Beard, of Richmond, a supporter of
Gen. Grant during the last Presidential con-
test, but now actively canyassing for the Con-
sentative ticket in this State, is to address the
people of Fauquer, at Warrenton, Oh Monday
next. Mr.. B. is represented by those who
have heard him, to be fne speaker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

DUBLIC SALE-Havng determined to qui:
l. farming, l will otter, NJ public SAFE on 1t"
day, WEDNESDAY Sth day Of tenth mo-,
(October) the FARM on which 70" re-l :"
containing l05 acres, in Il good s;n;e 81 cH'lya-
ton. upon which are u BRlCh HOUSE d
a.d Barn, Stone Spring House, with Il new -4Az.
er-faiing Spring. and other necessary ""t-bL''4.
ings, situated in Loudoun county, VA, "oHu.
one mile south of Purcelville, st.t'on on lhe
Washington and Ohio Railroad, and ID tnitee
west from Washington and - miles south rom
Harpers Ferry, in the Loudoun valley ,r S'%
finest agricultural district in the State l"e
farm is we'll watcred and timbered, ami contains
two splendid young orchards, Of Apples
Peaches, Cherries md other select Fuit'r ~
prime bearing order; tho other about four nun
dred choice Dwarf Pears, and fine selection 81
Grapes, Blackberries and other small fru'ES
At the same time anu place will Dc SOFA ny
STOCK and FARMING UTENSILS, c1i''@.
ing in part Of Horses. 2 Colts, Cows 2 m.
Cattle, 10 Hogs, Flows Harrows, I" COCA Ivy
bard Mower and Reaper, Wheat Drill. &c. Az
so some HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist
inc of Feather Beds Tables Bureaus. Drawers
Chairs Cupboards, one good Cooking stove,
Washing Machine some good Vinegar a'l1
other articles not mentioned. lhe heai1hy o>"
ton of the place and the moral standing oi the
community, make it very desirable for any o;!e
wishing such property. There is a Frl"Ml'
Meeting House, Public School and Postoihre
less than mile distant, and Churches Of other
denominations in the neighborhoyd
Terms for Farm: One fourth cash when pos,
session is given and the residue in three e4u"..
annual Oh ments, with interest from the day 81
sale. Dee to be given when payments are mace
suits factory.
Terms for Stock, &C.: All amounts under Zen
dollars cash; above that amount six months
credit, with interest, and if promptly paid nue.
est will be d"jucted-the purchaser giving eohu,
with approved security, and no property " VI
removed until the conditions are G;o'tp'''"
BERNARD TAYLOR,
Lincoln Pusloffce,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

NANCE IN HORSES Wilkes Spirit of the
Times pronounces the following to be safe
and most effective remedy
Whale SPERM oil, six ounces; oil oftar, three
ounces; lac sulphur, two ounces mix thorough
ly, and apply by means of hair brush. The
skin should be thoroughly washed before the
remedy is applied. At the end of the second
or third day the animal is again to be washed
and The remedy reapplied, as it is very possible
that all the ova (of the mage insect are not
killed by the first dressing.
Mange being contagious disease, it is essen
tial that all animals suffering from it should be
isolated, and all objects with which they may
have come in contact purified.
J The clothing is to be boiled with solution
of soap and and carbolc acid; and the harness,
saddle and grooming utensils washed with warn,
water and soap, and dressed with solution. of
arsenic or corrosive sublinate, 10 the proportion
of ten grains to the ounce of water. After be-
ing so washed and dressed they are TO be kept
for several days exposed to dry air, washed
again with soap and water befor they are used,
and before they are again put on the horse
they should be sprnkled on the side next to
the horses skin with sulphur. These may seem
usele's precautions, but in many cases the
harness and clothing are lined with thick scabs
containing the ova of the parasites, the vitality
of which is so great as to almost defy all et-
forts to destroy it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

The balance in the State Treasury yesterday
was 1851 ,377.37.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

Mr.. VIM. E. Gaskins has been appointed a
notary public for Fauquier county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

PORT OF ALEXANDkIA,S EPTEMBRl7
SUN RosE........... 543 NOON RIsES-...... 81
sun SETS. 9th
ARRIVED
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to + A
Reed.
Schr Trodec, Washington, to Hampshire and
Baltimore Coal Go.
Steamer Columbia, L altimore by Wheat.
Schr Mary Z Coyne, New Bedford, coal by
American Coal Go.
Schr Henry Adelbert, Boston, coal by Hamp
shire aud Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr George Henry, Georgetown, By Smool i
Perry.
Schr Oliver Schofeld, New Haven, coal b.
John 2 Agnew.
Schr D S Reeve Petersburg, coal by John ?
Agnew.
MEMoRASDA
Steamer Express, for this port sailed from
Baltimore 10th.
Schr F l Lockwood, hence, at Boston 18Th.
Schr w Nj Jones cleared at Boston for this
port 18th.
Schr Agnes J Grace, hence for Boston, sailed
from Vineyard Haven l4th
MARINE DISASTERS.
Sch Abbie Campbell, from Georgetown for
New York, with ergo OF 500 tons ct coal, went
ashore l4th inst on Briganlinc Shoals, where she
remains Ill of water
A schooner, name Unknown, went a. hore l4ta
inst. on Whit :r-qua:tcr Shoals Chesapeake bay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

PETRoLEUM.--A wonderful trade is that of pc
troleum. Twelve years ago the first export
sale embraced $50 barrels, and the sale was
GALLONS Iu 1872 the export amounted to l50,-
600. 900 gallons, and during the seven months
of the present year more than l45 900, 900 gal
Ions have been exported. The utilization Of
petroleum in the interests of commerce has
been remarkable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

Some of the English press are making mer'
~ over the collapse of the Graphic balloon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

Man SHOT. We learn that party of men
a few miles east of town have been engaged re-
Gently in an effort to regulate the morals of
their neighborhood. With this view they visit
ed several weeks ago, the house of Banister
Pickett, who lives Oh the land of Colonel Hols,
ton, took the old man, his wife and daughters
out Of their house, removed the furniture, and
RACED the house to the ground. Pucket has
since rebuilt the house, aud experimenting
another attack from the same parties, he made
arrangements with some friends to guard his
premises. On Thursday night last the Re
gulators" made another raid, when the Pickett
party fir upon them and dangerously wound
ed young man named Graham, son of Mr..
A. J. Graham. Graham's recovery is consid-
cred very doubtful. We presume the affair
will be investigated by the proper authorities,
but as yet We have heard of no stems bling TAX
en- for that purpose WytlIerHc Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

AMERICAN WHEAT is now called for at points
where it was never before shipped, as, for ex-
ample, for Italy, to be landed at Marsei lles-a
pc OF hitherto supplied from the Black sea:
10 England the granaries are depleated, and
buyers are forced into market, and one house 10
New York. it is stated, had five orders for
wheat BY Atlantic cable in single day. What
is true Of wheat is true of corn, but the great
difficulty at all our Atlantic ports is now to find
the means for quick distribution Of grain ar
irving from the West and its transfer from the
rail to shipping. Much of the grain arriving
at New York both by rail and en- barge, it is
stated, takes too much time in discharging car
goes, and the expense Of carriage is something
enormous. Here at Baltimore, as elsewhere,
there has been some block of grain at times for
the want Of adequate shipping to take it away,
but large amounts still come by railroad. All
through the West grain is moving very actively
to shipping points. --Rah Sun:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17
MARRIED..
DIED.

September 10th, by Rev. L. +. Busay, Mr.
r. hA1ZLE TO NJ rs MARY TOLBERI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

+ 9th rnn 1s-aofs LOuuOun GU '"
r ARGESALEOF VALUABLE PERSocSt,
IL AL PROPERTY will sci , on tns a.
DAY OF OCTOBER next, all the PEKSo .:s:s'.
PROPERTY Oh my farm, which l have rec'"'
ly sold, consisting in part Of
10 valuable Work Horses, to whIGh tnG
tenton of contractors is specially ''''''''
good Riding Horses. ,,o, c,.,- n:
Ihroe, two and one year old Colts-,io1ii:; ~
them by DosweIrs thoroughbred 0'''''''
Orion. old,
75,hesd of well-bred Cattle, Cows z yrs o''
and Calves. r.;,....er
SO superior Cotswold Ewes and 3 L''''s'''
Buck. ,cn,,e-
100 Hogs, including Sows and Pigs-no c''''
RI among them. ,.:.,-o
Household, Kitchen and Dairy Furni;IuE?t, ,,,rs
set frst-rate Blacksmith Tools "E'"-
b. and Carriages.
'of pAi'''u'"'' ''' 'A' JOHN G. Lane
Washington, Rapp. CO., sep ll-egts :,
COUTHERN BREA X f AS H iUna;ny
- manufactured at the Potomac Pear ho ,Io ~.
Mills, by George K. Hill s Co., ana LOT ss'' v
VIM. F. BROOhES'
sep II III Mug So. .s.,,,
HOMIN 7 at IA! hIng sIrs'"
- sep II VIM. r. DnooA>N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

REMARKs-W Wheat is in fair receipt, and the
market is quiet and unchanged; Offering: OF 49
bushels, with sales Of white at l45 and 10 ior
fair to &C 3D. and 1G5 for prime, and of red al IV
for a damaged lot l25, l45, $50 and $50 for CON-
mon to good, 100, 1872. 1913 and lG5 for very goo!
to prime, and l6S, 10 and l72 for choice sam.
pies Corn is steady offerings o: 1874 bushels,
with sales of white at &C, and mixed at 81 and tj
Small sales Of Rye at s.. Oats are quiet; sales
at 43 and As, with offerings Of 405 bushels
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

HORSES. Capt. C. t. Litchfeld, of Wash
ington county, passed through Lynchburg Sun
day, having in charge two OF the finest horses
ever seen in Virginia, and possibly unsurpassed
by any 10 this or any other country. These
animals are deep blood bays, thoroug Inbred
from the finest stock 10 the country, and were
raised by Wyndham Robertson, of Washing
ton county. They are and 5 years old, | !
hands high, and in spirit, action and beauty OF
form, and all the qualities which go to ma ka
up perfect horses seemed to be uuequalled by
any horses We have seen. Capt. Litchtield was
en- route to New York with these magnitcon.
animals, where he designed offering them for
sale, and doubtless will command rousins
price for them.-Lynchbmg Neacs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

STEPHEN OvERcoAT- published state
ment that Hon. Alexander II. Stephens re-
Gently lost one of MS ovcrcoats at Dahlonega,
Ca, has moved the Augusta Constitutionalist
to relate the following:
This paragraph reminds US of an anecdote
about Mr.. Stephens which General Gordon
tells with much JUNCTION. Gordau had it from
President Grant, at Washington. when the
three commissioners met us at Fortress Mon
roe, says Grant, Mr. Stephens came swaddled
up from top TO toe in an enormous overcoat.
Lincoln called me aside, as MIR. Stephens was
disrobing, and observed, Grant, " hat does that
performance of Stephens remind you of? |
answered him, Mr.. President, do not know,
but what does it remind you ot?r With one of
his queer winks, Lincoln said, 1t reminds me
of the biggest shuck off the smallest ear L ever
saw in all my life 7 "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

IRVING ToBE BRoUGHT BAcK.-The con-
fession Of John T. Irving to the San Francisco
police that he was participant in the murder
Of Benjamin Nathan has been ostensibly re-
garded by the New York police as untrust-
worthy. Nevertheless, during the past week
police officers have appeared before the Grand
Jury and testified that Irving had been one of
three persons who committed burglary
in Chatham street a few months ago. The
Grand Jury thereupon indicted Irving thus
R him e to New York and learn What truth
there may be in his singular claim. The mem
bers of the Board of Police have determined to
send two detectives to San Francisco and bring
Irving back not, however with much hope of
obtaining any important testimony from him.
Captain Irving, Of the detective squad, may 70
personally to California WITH one Of his detec-
tlves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

POTOMAC CRY Il EMs-A letter from Poto.
mac City, in the Fredericksburg Star, says:
THE new hotel has been leased by 0ep'la-
man from Michigan, and will be opened tor the
reception of guess this fall.
''Parties have been examining the river front
for the purpose of establishing shipyard. An
offer has been made for SCOTS Island, at the
mouth Of Chappawamsic, for building marine
railway. The island belongs to 4. A. w. Hore,
of Stafford
MIR. Frankenburg's store was entered by
burglars this week, aud goods to the value of
one hundred dollars taken He has no clue to
the thieves
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-17

HlFALUTIS-The pork packers and live
stock dealers are invited to attend mass meet
ing of the trade Of Kansas City on the 18th il
staDt, in circular which, scorning the arid
brevty of business letter, scars aloft on the
pnions Of this blazing Ciceronian rocket:
Come from the grass robed table-ands Of
Colorado, where nightly the welcome breeze
from the snow-clad and Handicapped peaks Of
the ancient Rockies sweety woos the weary
herdsman to delicious repose. Come from the
ilimitable pains of Western Kansas and Ne
braska, where Craze the countless herds of an
other State and CLINE, in stern conflict for mas
terry with the uptamed buffalo, whose destiny
is as the setting suns"
This is slice of real sugar-cured rhetoric,
which will certainly make the untamed buffalo
stretch his tail with marble rigidi,y and scud
for dear life across his native prairie to the set
ting sun.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-30

posils RECORD Office, Main Street, Petro
leumCentre, Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-30

aapaSmr everywhere to sell onr new and uoye
6&N p Embroidering Machine. send for lllu
WAETEIItrated Circular, to the Mckee Mann
fssturicr Company, 800 Byosdway, New York
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
The $4,000 IeCislaturP

The Senate was slow to go to work, judo
VOORHEES, in the chair. No quorum said to
be present-that is, seventeen-ac 1920 P.
NJ. At that time four Othes members en-.
tered.
WheH quorum was announced motion
was made TO meet the House in Joint session
to 20 .ntc an election for United States
Senator. 1t was then agreed TO go into
secret session. The joint session was held
afte!ward.
The House held private caucu. az II A.
NJ, and kept closed doors until quarter
pas. meridian. When the doors were
opened fitty-dve members answered 20 thsir
names.
Under suspension of the rules Mr Nc.
Caleb introduced bill entitled an act to
provide and punish all attempts 20 bribe
and corrupt public agents. an,! 20 prohibit
and punish them for taking jribes. and
also TO C0mpel the restitution of al! valua-
ole considerations Of !usnosa! OK pVoii oted
acts and contracts.
Til. bib passed it's secon2 .sading. and
vas referred 20 She Committee GA Judi.
:iary.
4 message .as received Announcing that
the Senate va. prepared TO ga into Joint
session ;"r 'hs purpose ef e!e:t!ng q United
Sta tas Senator.
In !oint session an election was entered
into foy United States Senator.
Ey Governor WarmGth received 80 votes,
Mr.. J. I'D. Ko.ie! -, Genera. BUssey 9.
blank 4.
There being no election, both branches
adjourned until noon to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

snmana f3nS Purchasers Formation 81 q
q npany-Erie Rab way Detective Ars
&ested-CcnducfOrs Paciled-Wife Kill
ing-A Paraiyzed naIistSin8 Sing
COnvicts on dee.
New YORK, January i.-Arrived-Spaia
and Helvetia.
Some months ago several business men
of tho highest financial standing conceived
the idea. of purchasing SaIuana bay and tho
peninsula. for whis. the government at
tempted TO negotiate in 1863.
Core spond.nce took place Oecwcen tEsru
and the Dominican government. and tho
prospect appes.in. favorable for th. real.
ZatioB OF ths design, a company has BE-. n
formed rith the following officers:
President. Alien II: Stock vSii: yiCs presf-
dent. Pau n S,offrrd; treasurer. Henry
Ci.w-; .ec.etars, /. K. sIa,and. sir.C,.r.
E'r.,a huc.t.dJ :a"r2e W. P,.lnan.C. <
G,r.!-rr. Oliver sne-. Sa'n.l . EnFa,
William. q. Fargo .nd s. /. II. Barlow.
i.te. several meetings they resolved 20
send 10 s.sCia! s'"a'Usr with three sunI'uis
.,"Brr.. ba.gin.: with chem The ..rlauDs .;
s.- yu.c.as" !.0ney .H aid. &. cos.9m-
met. .Le ''.o-,..so"
81. stet!..e. j. .3e. "s.s chartered 'h' Or
purpose, a.u'. - vie !.tta.u.t. OF is,.r.iI-
1-. d c"S.'ri,S '.*. 2.l.L BETS. eu.
.u'nfnl..i.y.c. seD.ss-'tinS Che Company,
.le.. 81. "a! C.og.o ALL: "a; GS
mn. gs.s government
a..er !Ul! ''c'it.r,atiOn % .'..f.s'."g e.
sub sas .r...eG - ga. tho .t.rcu.s. ei-
.-c.ei.
.'.o rcepIe - San D.m!ng. have rattle:
-. arr.nges1.nt and ;hr treat. betwesr.
ths; DOMINICAN government. and Tn" eorg
p.u.o IL was concluded to go into ff-cc
Jeuuory /, 1873.
The company is granted almost all the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

Cienfnucs fronf Richmond eoP 9Sae,I@-
Fate or an Es0Uc:- ynvcsfusenS 0S q
9,Inp-N -NnylgZerS Sn YssidiOn- q 'hfef
Juraic1 of NIe.icO-EiEht S,aHaidIoleR in
the EieId-churCh Euyued sn 2 hicuEn-o
so"s tSl5j, ,O00-RI." IN sh-o s1issOur5-0
Dee GsOnRe Abo.s. s-s SnU.s- SresHra0
aiou. for . Noyxsnsr 10 'OA SOC S'Setsings
Men Safc0
G,cHNe.is I.nuaoa 8G.-'ao gOessSasg
bra. . ,'rItg slr sicI fvseIe % s.oor; 90 ooS
ws'~ 800 l,drrrfa s8g Hyur - Of 20 & &c
90 S0,4, for %lhi..
:.,~t1.!. 5 81 y ,3uaro $50 a"aa
70 ~. r.ui"% with rha 10. 81, aaO died rSdtS
'-.WIps- sIrrGalstauos.o, was v'o0.utis g.
sdLil"S by sHe fsrh,fs and 70 .nds o. She
30 ~ SaInH 90 e4s9pci Oil 0io lif,o,
-. SI;ae CIsGs,, 0sns'aIS 81 20 Oreonee
troops hasa guvrslr8 0dptSn 9ark's aamS
e, u r vi 49, csvo. sl5Ni'e IS have O., q
oi,cnd ils, oD-,tiys, ar0i ssJo oea ole ve,I eIoe
saujg .. ~, nr,S Friday.
My8Asl,02,so S4nu3y .Go-9e seocoors
for CuI.I Justice Cd hrxsJ viii sJoe eel5aa
place. There are "gh: endi3iteo iD cha
81, including General e cJbedg enb
Eigs |aiaeeo-.
In lhe event Of the death Of the 8treeq
dent, the Chief Justice, ura.r the cous,i-
turHa, succeeds 20 rho rvecutiVe ghich
make he position second only 70 the
presidency. So many a-praufs being at,
work warrants the br'iei that serious
trouble will grow out al II. il not anOthef
revolution.
CHICAGO, January l6-The First Con
gregatlOnai Church, corner Of Washington
and Ann streets, took fire about six o'clock
this evening. and was entirely consumed.
II vas one VI the finest atone structures in
the country. coating s75onn. The last If