davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
R6ni9 MtfonS4

11eber ben NMTentbalt bes iestgen
iun9en &onl9s BON Spanien, ALfoMs,
III Us / { II eutne6men mir eillern oorttgel
Slatte f0l9enDe WtIttbellungen: NM 20.
Sanuar 1872 bate i'm Der @eMeraL @as
nopas Dc @alttuo [oerielbe, Der am 81.
SeSeMber 1874 Den iun9en Wtann auln
&oni8 auSriefl, auf Die Nltters2 ltooeuie
L2Dereltnnuml gebra6t, no er bis gum
Il. SulI 1874 olieb. Gr 9enoB i'm Gbes
rellanum Yrtuatunterribt nab einem
Stuotenplan, ben Qerr BON S6merltng
OertaBt baGte. gr moDnte IN ber einltiae1
Taportte. Wtit leiuem @r3ieber MurpDp.
&ammerberrn Der Eonigtn Isabella uno
etneun &1mmerDiener, b~etpobnte er i'm
er1ten Stod etnen S1lon, brei 3ilnmer
ulto etn 8or5immer. SSn ben Grbolungss
1tullDen berteDrte G nit Den 30glil9en
oer Anltalt, nit oeneM Ct bGuttg in lebr
aunerli6ttt6em Zone BON leiIem oeretnz
ltIgen &olIgtpum lprab. Gr ner8lth iib
mt benz Hriu3em Slgtsmulo III Saloes
r0u'S ,Oas Xeben ELI SrauIn," Der einen
Musenblid lang G0nIg geluelen, o0nn In
ben Gerter geDorfeH, ote bsiten Sori0be
faBt, fir ben SAL. oaB CT ipieoer T0nig
tpitroe. vS6 bin Der beiten N0rlGbe pon
lllo ib btu geipiB, baB ME bas 8nlf bon
Yolen ienen Brtnjen auf ben Gbron mies
6er btrief, i9 aud bon ben Spanisrn
5ur 9tt9terun9 bernfen tperoe. une ,pie
StstsmunO ote @riuartun9en ieines 8ols
tes re1tfcrti9te. tper0e iD Die 0offluns
gen meiner Station erfilen." l4te man
periihert, tuar eS eiu al soriidIi1er
9SunG 1 Der &0ntgtn SlobeIla, oaB
tetn Selntt an Der Graiebung hires
Sobnes tbeiIbaben iOIe. Meniee Mouate
Dor ieiner Nbretle erlteB er ein Wtanifelt
an Die Spanter III Sorm zines 8rieies.
Isle man ie9t, mar oieler Brief eth Oit+
tat oes 9errn bon Shmerlihg. Der
Brtns, Der talt td9li1 Die Gbeater be-
lu9te, empfing un0 ma1te nur ipenige
Geiufe. Sein Bsrfebr belhrGnfte iih
fat alein erf letne S3iuelter, Die 0rGtin
@ttgentis limo tire 9Ofoame, Die Wraftu
Yapla. @enia6lin oeS @eneraifapitaaS
bon A)taOrto, oer Dor etnem Sabre Die
eortes lpreugte uHb SsrraaO's 0GttotaF
eCaWang, dNf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
MM0reW NobMSOn.

Die am 26. San. erfol9te GrtpGblung bes
8rGiioenten BON 8notb's @naoen, u ns
brep S obnon , gum 8unoesienator
fir xennelee lit beilabe ein nationales
ltn9liG; ODER, maBig 9eIpro6en, isoeuz
faus ein uutionales NergerntB. Denn
obgeleBen BON leiner pobelbaiten No6s
belt, isiner Erunflu6t, ieiner nit pabnz
finniger @ttelfeit %gepdarten Mirrtopfigs
felt, lit Sobnion aud Elm Tertreter Der
alerfre6Ien 6orm pes Nationalbanfes
rottS u1lo oes Bapieri6iDinDels. Seine
8ori6Iage III bieIer Gi6tung baben nun
bGs cine @utt, DaB le al un0ebeuerll9
Iino, nm Gin6rud 3u MAIDEN. 90 lener
bon ibm alles @rnites III elmer Ietuer
Soti6aften gemadte 8ori0lag, DaB man
Die 8er5in lung Der 9talionallbulo
fir Sapita a b a. 3 III allo o0s
9 6ulotapital fir gel0i9t ers
tlGren ioue, iObalO Die oaraut be5abLten
!3ilien Dem 9tennipertbe Der S6uloptrs
ltreibunB 9leihtdmsn. 0as lpar oenn
bod iosar einem Butler ju ltarter
Gabat.
yiun ober Sobnfon inn Genate 1T,
miro Ell liD genus teine @elegenbeit ents
qeben %lallen, UNI feline Derrldten Sheen
III iener entleBlihen Breite, Die aue ieine
in otau16e GeDaltelen JteOsn fenuseihs
net, 81 entwideln nlo ale gegen Die
berriden0e Sartet geri6teten geltrebuus
gen oer OppOiition nur6 feline t0tpels
bate 3ufaDri0teit Su DsrDun5en. aur3,
er miro itb obne 3meifel Su einer natioz
nalen public nuisance" MAIDEN, luie eS
Die @eleSBebuug, Die i'm erluGplt Pat,
oGourG geiporoeu lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
Gntb1reerun0+

Nm 7. Snnuar lit Dem NatiNalreprdz
1eutanteuDanle bon 1einem Qlb'6uB fir
oueipdrtige 9lugelegenDeiten !Sett1ters
%1totter: Soar BON Otai1a6ufttsl aberS
mails oer irn pOrigen WIlterl 1lerlt etlls
gebra6te @eiebenttnurt u6er9en SerS
II it oes amerifan ifen Surz
eerre0ts nit einieen ufpelentlI9en
GerGn0erun9eM iiber9eben pJroen. Otele
&erGnoerun9en baben nur Fnen fletnen
She'll Der ge9en ben Gntptrt erbobelen
Geoenfen entfraftet, Die Dper1ten aber
beItebeu lalien. - gta6 Dk Dor iteut lt1
Die Gor!age ais cine II nEribetoung
aluiIAen ben 0tehten elQeborerer mo
naturaltitrter Biir9er 3 Y Hngumlten
Der Iesteren bar. Sic itellt 3tpet
perIhieoeue 90 d. oes SIrgerz
redts auf, lebt bas ollrD DECENTRALIZATION
er1porbeue II oS our6 Die 0es
burt e%rnorbene Yiir9ereht uno Ut 1ontt
Elm Salaa IN oas @st6t Der Nooptios
biiraer. Reiu Wtitgle0 oes Gon9rehes,
tpeldes fir Oieie 8ora9e ltiInHnt, 1oute
je tpieoer auf Gle StllllIe elltes AooptloS
burgers re1nen Dlrf1.
Olei1 i'm Mnian8 tptro befttnrrtt, oaB
Die + I G II cinei notwithstanding
aers atpar ais 8lBerin an9eleben uno
gelbagt rerOen loi, ieoph III d. 0aus
lie i'm Nuslanoe gb0ten IT'D Der Jte9tez
ruuo Tires @ebArtSLanoes 9egens
iiber. 0as belBt: tpelln Die III 9enti6s
LAMB geborene 6au zines ameritanilNen
8argerS nah 0uti6lano rcllt, bort tie
tpGbreno ibres glfentbaltes oalelblt duf,
amtyifaniiDe @ilr9erin SIT fem! 0a aber
0eutf9lamp ienerleits lte : nod Ian9e
ni6t alS DeutlDe Sllr9erln anertennt, 10
mare iie mjtbtl beinlatbs, paterIanos uno
i0ublos. SGblt tpenn ie ibon Elm balz
bes 0ubsnb merifanti0er Blr9er gebo>
rem bdtte, iplrOe oas, Dem b%orlie9enOen
@eisBenttpune 5ufolge, ni6ts QloeE1l.
sic bliebe, OBJ tie nun in Se9leitul9 t9e
res @atteu, ooer mad beiien SOoe ais
8itttpe ftp in Oeuti6Ianb onibielte,
ltets VI b : Imerifanerin; no Su@
glei1 Goa yer Soar'l@e 8l6oliUu feilen
GtnfluB auf bic @sleBgebun9 9eutIdF
lambs bait Ni6ts9euti1e. alio III
eeniiiem Slnne pogelfret.
Cine anpsre 9sltImmuns Der 9orIase
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02

Nusnabmen IN Der @rmee, uno bic aroBt
Wie6r3abl Der OftSiere iebnt lih often.
bar Dana6, bon Dem AnipIlier: nuo lIns
teroridunsssO DENT I'M 5aosn befrett Su
iperoen.
Sci Ser authorizations Gr3iebung in
Weltpoint uno bel Dem Solonel d)at utter
oes reBuldren 0eeres Der Der. Gtaaten
lit oieie @eimnuug herOtebrbett ors a,nez
rltanil9en O~IfsisrscOrps un 10 bobsr
on3ul9lagen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
8eTpMene senafpren.

Na6 ben bereits bon uns ssbradten
NllslaBen SrlDil's lit es thar, oaB perz
baltniBmdBi9 ebenio piele 8unoesienae
loren, tpte Abgeoronete bon ben Yacifiez
WfailsN9enten beito6en mOroen ituo.
WGbren0 Shumafer Der Sa1ptitim=
mentaufer i'm 6aule mar, belorgte Bia
Sling, tpieiuobL or Dem 0aule ais Boit>
meilter oieute, ben 9auptltimmentauf i'm
Senate. Sebr auffulleno lit eS. baB
giimano tptllen mill, wo &ilg ltcdt. Sci
9roBerer Madlanfeit bate es oenn bod
ldnGlt mogli0 leiu loler, ibn ais 3sltgen
all Ort uuo Steue au i3affen.
Streft lit big iegg freiltb uur bic 8es
1te@WHg Clues SeHatorss ODER pieIulebr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02

malt in Der garsen linton baiielbe Sonns
acknowledgement fiibren, oas iptr
i'll Chicago inter Wteota uno Walbburn
gebabt baben.
Se6r bem~erfenspertb lit es, Dab bon
Seiten mebrerer Dieier proteltantiiben
Sanatifer nit 9roBter5efti9feit aud bar
auf 9%eorun8en iDurDe, ni6t II Die
[proteltantilbc] Sibel III Der Ofentltben
Shule beiSubebat;en, fouoern ibr oas
lelblt neit mebr 3talm 5u geipd1ren ais
bisber uno 10 bet 0iftntli6en S6ule
loien Gbaratter uouenos gang Su nebmel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
NbpnnemcntE=8rrii

SasebIatt, ineIIitoe GOrtO pet Sabw $40. 90
@pbeMbGatts - - - s 200
Ueiteu - - 8 200
il~bOHnenten, tneIde amf Yrdtnten 9lMiprm6
modjen, bakeH etsuaiee Gsi6ttaHSe sm EeriG1
lice une Elm Sabr ins Doraus sH saGIen.
UeIoer, per xSe6ieL, Post Money Order
POI n tn reBiitrtrtsm g~3riefen f6nmea auf uafer
RiFfO e~eianot 'perosu. @san aoreiHrr:
ILLINOIS STATS ZEITUNG co.
CHICAGO Hi. Is
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
An nuFere A~bonnenten.

Die Rcubeitsuungen auf 6as 8obens
bIatt Der SGinois StaatSscttun9 iinS in
ben Iebten Monaten 10 sa5lrei9 0etueien,
eaB unier gorratb bon 8rdmienbii6erm
fruber sur Reise ge6t, aIs IS III unierer
8ere6nuns eeIeeen bate. Inter bieIsn
nmftdnoen f0nnen mir niGt bic SerS
pfi6tung I%bernebmen, fir 8eiteuungen.
pel6e mad benz l. so drs eiugeben,
nod Brdmien 81 liefern. BIS gum l.
NGrS Oaaegeu perOen mir nod i'm
Gtanbe iein, Beftenunsen auf fOlsenbe
BrGnlieu ausSufibren:
!. Swei Iuttse @ef0iGtem. Bon
Tris sieuter.
a. @Oans 1t til ne G;rM faurn.
b. lit DC Gran,oIrntip.
9. 1T uatne 0cftmnsstto. gon
Iris Geuter.
? 3. S5r6laMGtin8. Bon G;rit Teue
ter.
4. SiGenS': 1tnier gtrasiuIdafIidsr
ssrrnnn (iuuitrirte bsuti4e Auss
gabe).
5, stlfreO @etBncr's: e@pars'
SeIb (GOmon aus Der Oiterrei4i9z
unsariiden 8epoIution6sei).
6. 2sutiG : ameritaniIde GrsagIuHgen
BON Stto Ssmppits (&ermadts
nib bes ReoIarS; @radbIuusen aus
benz Beften Nmerifa's u. /. m.)
Z. BOpuIdr tpilieni6aftlt6e Bsrte bon
SernHein (~9teOocteur 6sr 8srtiuer
@oLfs;eitung).
Seit benz /. Senuar baben uniere
Nbonneuten bic 3eitung portofre /
erbaIten, ba bas 9orto 0 ben Ser
aussebern be3abIt ntr6. Son man6en
alien lIap betudbrten Sreunben ber Seis
tuueinb mir buraut aufmert1am sema6t
Uorbel, Oaf Die nit &idli9t auf iens
BOrtoz4ufIagA Don uus er6eti6te unbes
oju8te 8OrausheSabIung fir Man6e,
Sci ben s~eaepdrttgen idLeGten 3eiten
Orlideno iet. 0a mir 6ies els ribtig att
erfennen miiiien, 70 baben mir Sen Ser
min, N o ob tein IN &ud>
itan6e beftnoIt6er Mbonnen /
Gnf 3ufenbung nes 8Ia ttes
re9nen bari, i'm stpei Wonate,
udmIt9 bis nm l. WGr3 btnau59es
itboben. 0abei geben mir uu5 Der Gr>
tpartuns bin, boB Bis 3u ienem Gage
cue RIditGn6e bert1ti9t ietn tperoen
uno baB IS ionltt ntd)t ~notbpenbig ietn
tpirb, ben GaMen trgen6 zines Ibonnens
ten BON Der 9iite 81 itrei9en.
Sir bieieui9en Q6onnentcn, tpsIGe fid
bes genauen 8etrages uniepes @ut>
baben8 ui6t eriRnern, molten mir bez
ms,feu. 6dB ouf ieoem Gremphar nc5en
bcm gan1en nes %Nbonnenten oas . a.
tum eebrndt itebt, bis an ne l.
d er boII be3abIt bat, allo
Tin 6au eines 9aIGitanOes) oas Datum,
ali peI6em 6aS Abon11ement
erIoi9en n II uno Don tuelbem all
IS erneuert perben mus. 3. g. vSo6H
S4mibt, SUM- 10. IA" betBt, SaB So5n
Sbmibt fir bic 3eitung bonn IS. Stunt
an ben N6onuementsbetrag iduInet unb
bag, penm er 2 Dollars e~inIenoet, er bas
init bis gum Is. SUM- 1875 be3a6Lt.
Son ben I'm S6tgen be5ei6nekn
git6srn fam ieber %gbonnent, tpeIs
der auber feinen 10 q / g
RI6ftGnben elm Sabresnbcnnes
ment auf Die IS o d s q a 3 {
Der Suinois Staatsseitung o6er auf
ben rs { It Omit 2 9ouars)
al bic Expedition brett e~inienoet,
zines ais o~aSienige besei@neu, tueI6es er
ais Yrdmie tpIni9t unb IS tuirb ibnl
mn8ebenO 3nseianbt perben, 70 toat Der
80rratb reiht.
&er ouf Die pO6entIi9e Suiuois
StaatsStg. In6 ben v8 It IL" 3uz
nlsih ohnnnirt. hnt 1eIhtherft1nAEih
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17
COUNTY REGISTRATION The following Is
the official registration in the county:
WARD MEETINGS.
TO THE CONSERVATIVE VOTERS OF
ALIEN ANDRIA.

You are requested to meet in your respective
Wards at the following named places:
First Ward-34 Prince street;
Second Ward-Sun Engine House;
Third Ward-Old Court House;
Fourth Wsrd-Friendship Engine House;
On THURSDAY EVENING, the 20th instant,
at clock, and nominate good and suitable
persons for Alderman, Councilmen and Mags'
trates, to be voted for at the municipal c.ecton
on the 9th instant.
The Committee hope that all who feel An in
terest in the city's welfare and good govern
ment will attend these Ward Meetings and as.
sst in making good nominations; and it is fur
Their hoped there will be no complaint from
those who will not attend these meetings, for it
is now in their power to attend and make suit
able nominations JNO Is. SMOOI,
Chairman Conserv g. Committee.
GEO r. SHISN Secty. my l5-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
Mining Troubles

New YORK, May l9 "A Wnkcsbarre, Pa,
dispatch says The Indications at the Empire
mioes near this city, the largest and most im-
portant of the collieries owned by the Lehigh
and Wlkesbarre Coal Company in this sec
ton, favor the impression that work will be re-
sumed there before many days, mos, likely IN
the course OF the coming Week. Mr.. Parrish
has given orders to set the fans running to-
morrow, aud as there would be no o.; CT 10
clearing the mines of foul air unless the miners
had about concluded to resume labor. the ac-
ton Of Alr. Parrish is deemed significant OF
some important movement on the part OF the
company aud its emplo, ers. Ii is believed,
10 fact confidently asserted, that the meD have
CONSENTED TO return TO their chambers under
protest, as the Hyde Park meu are working,
aud will wait until more convenient time to
renew their struggle with the combination or
coal operators. The peace can hardly be COD
Sidered permanent unless the company makes
some concession, tut the fact that work Is 10
be soon resumed gives thrill Of satisfaction to
all classes of this business. parayz-d communl-
ty. Considerable excitement, aud not a little
bitterness of feeling, has been created among
the miners here by he arrest OF their presl-
deut, John Siney They are disposed to re-
gard the action as new evidence Of opprcs-
sion on the part Of the operators, and look upon
Sioey as sort of martyr to their cause.
Hu,chinson's niue, 10 Kingston, which was
regarded last week as the battlefield of the
strike 10 the Wyoming region, Sc, us to have
been abandoned by the strikers. Ou Saturday
between thirty and forty men were at work in
the colliery, and quite large addition to the
number will be made to. morrow. lu the course
of the ensuing week the mine vii have its full
complement Of operators. Payue's nine is also
increasing the number OF workmeu, and will
sooo have large force turning out
That the Kingston miners have apparently
given up the struggle to keep the miners OF
the Individual operators idle, is looked upon
as favorable indication for general resump'
ton of work throughout this valley,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17
The Markets..

NEW YORK, May l7.-Stocks active feverish
and dropping Wheat quiet, but very firm.
Corn quiet and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, May 17.-Virginis IS, peeeIrs,
AZ; Virginiss, consolidated, 55s; West Vas 81
Cotton dull and heavy; low midnlngs l5sal64
Flour dull howard street and Western super
4 5Os$5; do Extra 25aS5 80; do. Family 6aS1;
City Mills Super so .S5; do: Extra 50sS6 Is;
do Rio brands 75aS7; do. Family So Is
Wheat quiet No. Western amber 1873; No
do. 1877; mixed do 1856; No. Western red l37
No. 2 do. 1856 Pennsylvania ed 1888; M4ryland
red l3Oal4O; do. amber l45al46; do white l3Oa
l4O: No. Western Spring red ll7all9. Corn
weak Southern white 9la92 Southern yellow
SCI; Western mixed s6t Oats dull; Southern
8Da8l; Western white 16s1S; Western mixed
75.75i. Rye quiet at ll5allS. Hay scarce and
firm: MARYLAND and Pennsylvania l9aS25. Pro
visions dull and weak. Butter firm and active
Good to fine Western grass .vored 24sZS. Cot
fee dull and heavy ordinary to prime Rio car
goes l53alS1 Sugar fairly active at losaIot
Whiskey firm at ST.. "A.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, May IL
Reef Cattle ia fair demand, and prices frac-
ton higher: sales of 1906 st 73aSc for e1tra
Pennsylyanis and Western Steers 6is7c fol
fair to good do, and 5a6c Der ID gross for COM
mon, as to quality Sheep firm and in demand.
sales of eOOG at 4s53c per ID gross, as to condi'
ton. Hogs dull sales of 4OOO at l2aSl2 10 pei
100 net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Frank Hyson, coorrd boy twelve years OF
Of age, was indicted in the Circuit Court Tor ne
county to day, tor breaking aud entering the
dwelling house of Vim. }, Minor, and IN con-
sideratiou OF his extreme youth the Common
wealth Attorney consented to submit TO plea
of guilty vf petit larceny, and Judge heltn SEN
fenced him to Jail for len days, the boy father
promising that he ,uld administer TO the boy
a sound thrashng
The steamer Fairy of the Pennington line'
was disabled soon after leaving her wharf mere
last Saturday afternoon by an accident 10 hcr
ru1der gearing and had to put back TO nave It
adjusted A stiff breeze Was blowing at the
time aud some of the lady passengers were SO
much alarmed that they could not be loduced
to board the steamer again.
A shauty in the hollow cast Of Portner gar
den. occupied by colored people, caughl hre last
Saturday afternoon, but the flames were cXtln-
guished by the neighbors without raising I'D
alarm
The Warreuton Index says Mrs. A. j. Mar
shall, her two daughters, aud Miss Clara Spill
man, sail Oh the 20 h inst from NV ork Tor
II ,mburg on the steamship Westphalia.
The members OF the colored congregation OF
the Episcopal Chapel corner of Columbus and
TluccSS Sl5, are III uplu i'Sltfo' a. Wv -
semby Rooms for the benefit Of their Church
Letters addressed to Mrs. Sarah Gilbert
Zanesville, Ohio, and Mrs j. e. Johnson
Redding, Coun., are detained in the Post Office
hero for want of postage.
Gentlemen arriving 10 this city this morning
state that ice au eighth Of an inch 10 thickness
was formed near Fonr Mile run 10 Alexandra
county.
Some dsorderly parties created disturbance
at Portners Garden yesterday afternoon but
were promptly elected.
The Virginia Telegraph has been extended
to Purcclvie where 40 Office was established
to day
Mr.. Virgil p. Corbett Treasurer of Alexan-
dria county, is lying at the point OF death at his
home near Arlington.
The fire wardens have not yet, nor is it known
whether they will have, a consultation upon
the action of the Hydrauliou Fire company
The anniversary celebration of Christ Church
Sunday-school, usually held at Easter, took
place this afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17
The WhiSkeY War.

New YORK. May IA Washington dis
patch says: THE transactions Of every dis
tiIlery and rectityiug house III the country are
DOW to be tested as rapidly as possible by a COM
parisou of the records filed in the Office OF the
internal revenue with transcripts atanable
through the revenue officers from the boo Ks of
the distiIler. One hundred and fifty barrels of
Crooked" whiskey just received from the
West, was detained 10 Brooklyn on Saturday,
for examination by Collector Freelaud, acting
under orders from Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17
Fires.

Fort MADISON, Iowa, May This morn
ing the large saw mill of Weston 4 Co., of this
city, was burned with the office and sheds with
a few piles OF lumber laths and shingles. Loss
$4,000.
LEBANON, Pa, May 1.-THE engine house
buildings aud part Of the sbaftng at the ore
mines, on Henry Dohuer's farm, three miles
south of Lebanon. belonging to q. Dawson
Coleman, of the north Lebanon furnaces, we're
destroyed By fire last night Loss $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17
Drowning Accident.

GAINESVILLE, O.. May l7.-About o'clock
last night Alopzo Jackson and Albert Smith,
with both their wives and two children each,
weot over the dam 10 a skltf, drowning both
women and one child of jackson and Que of
Smiths. Il is said the uen were under the
influence of liquor and could not manage the
boat,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17
OyerruIcd.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May II. The Chancel-
lor denied and ovcrruled the motion Of Branch
G. Sons and others to be made parties TO the
proceedings for the sale of the Western Rail
road aud have the sale set aside. but said that
any right they had could be asserted quite as
we'll 10 separate bill, and he could not delay
the proceedings by sustaining their petition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17
Death of an EX-M. G..

CINCINNATI, May III. D. Morris mem
Der of Congress from Ohio 10 1850, died at
ConoersviIle, Indiana, yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17
CarIiSt Repulse.

MADRID, May 1.-THE Carlists made an
attack upon PampeluDa yesterday and threw
twenty-four shells into the town, but no casual
ties resulted. The Insurgents were inalIy re-
pulsed by the Alfouzist troops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17
The General Sherman.

New York, May lit is said the hiibus-
ter steamer General Sherman, which was re-
Gently sold at u S. Marshal's sale at Key
West, has been purchased by the Cuoaus as a
war vessel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17

New INVENTION. MIR. j. W. Holensbury,
Of this city, has invented an improvement IN
the running gear of Wagons by the adoption OF
the lever force applied by pullies, aud will take
pleasure 10 explaining its mechanism to those
who are interested in such matters
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17
Westou,s Walk.

New YORK. May l7,-At rs minutes past
y o'clock this morning Weston began his sec
oud attempt to perform the task OF walking SIS
miles 10 DAYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17

DROUGHT. Farmers and gardeners are com
planning greatly of the prolonged dry weather.
which has now reached the condition of a we'll
marked drought, the effects of which added to-
that of the potato bug. make the prospect OF
the growing crops exceedingly gloomy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17
Walking.

CHICAGO, May IT, 20 Leary, the pedestrian,
commenced bis attempt to walk 500 miles 10
l56 hours at 4: 80 D. 20. yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17
Gerdemnn'S Case.

PHILADELPHIA May 1.-THE jury in the
Gerdeman case came into court at 20 clock and
stated they could not agree, and were dis
charged.
The jury stood 10 fJr acquitta and for con-
viction One OF the latter was a coored man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17

THE GRAVE YARDS The attention OF jus
tce Brown is directed to the improper behavior
of certain parties who lounge about the city
grave yards, and annoy welbehaved visitors
to those resting places Of the dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17

DOUBLE TRAINs.-A meeting of railroad OF
6cials of the various lines between Baltimore
and New Orleans, was held in Lyuchburg Sat
urday, at which it was determined to run dou'
bile daily lraus between Lynchburg and New
Orleans, commencing on Sunday next, the 25td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, May II, II a. m.
For the Middle States, rising barometer,
northeast to northwest Winds slightly higher
temperature and generally clear weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-17

STEAMBOAT RACE -Large numbers of peo-
pie assembled on the wbarves and on Windmill
Hill, Battery Rodgers and Jones Point yester-
day evening TO witness the race between the
steamers keyport and Jane Moseley that had
been talked Of for several days The Moseey
left Washington 10 the afternoon with cnm-
pany of ladies aud gentlemen on board for Giy-
mont, where she waited iD the stream for the
Newport then 10 sight, 90 her way up from
Ouantico. The Keyport having made her
ladug the two boats STATED for Washington,
the Moseey having lead of three minutes,
but they both started 10 earnest. At first the
impression was created by squirt the keyport
made that she would distance the MoseIey, but
this did not last long, for every stroke OF the
paddles of the Moseiey showed that she was leav
lux her adversary The passengers 90 both boats
crowded the decks, and the widest excitement
prevailed. The ladies waved their handker
chef- aud entered into the spirit OF the race
with AS much vim as the meu. On sped the
MoSeley, doing her best, as was the keyport.
On reaching Fort Washington it Was found
That the keyport was fully half mile 10 the
rear Of the Moseley and the latter steamer still
gaining. La about ftty-eight minutes after
leaving Glymout the Mosrley reached this city,
when The race GUIDED, leaving the keyport 10
the Ueighborhood Of mile behind. The Nose
ley worked with an average Of thirty live
pounds of steam, aud the Keyport worked
with about the same amount. There was the
Test OF feeling about The race, but the officers
OF the keyport say that the Moseley had been
especially prepared for the event, aud that With
them it was but an incident of the regular trip