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FOREICN.
No Prospect Of an Au,tcable Under
ttanding Between Germany and
uor Catholics,
Tho Present Constitutional ights
of the Church to Eo
ADrogntc1.
Boynton, tho British Channel 8wimmer, to
Attempt tho Feat Again.


GERMANY.
TNR D1AcoNTEATED n1sHoP5.
BERLIN, April l1.-1ho Roman Catholic Dish-
ops, soon Aftor thair conference at fulda. 3D.
drossod \ petition to tho Emperor William In
person. demonstrating agstnat tue Withdrawal Of
State grants, to tho maintenance ol Which thor
declared that tho honor Of Prussia WAS pledged.
They protested against being required to obcy
uncoudsloually tho State laws. Tit ministers
authorized by tho Emperor hlvo replied, az
pressing rcgrct that the Bishops should object
to obcy laws which aro always oboyod IN other
countries, and adding that tho Bishops would
Laye preserved tho FatAerIaud from reace-dis-
lurhIng confusion II they had remained faithful
to their Own convictions and 10 warniugs which
thoy proclaimed before tho Vatican Council.
PEACE AssunKD.
Tho North German Gazette, eeml-oflcial
journal, says: t'The article Of tho Dotlln Post
with such anxious views that wo must contra-
dict 1t. Our international relations are By no
1moana na uufarorntlo ~ represented. While
the reorganization Of tho French army IN
mont Of French forces. but is Undertaking for
obvious purposes. Tho Post ovarratea tho In
fluence Of tho papal party and tic Jesn!te III
Italy and Austria. TLslr power is happily tu-
sufficient to prejudice good understanding boz
tween tho sovetetgns or nations co:scerncd.' Iho
Gdxeti i thsnks tllo samc may BE- said In 1cgatd
to Franco and Germany.
MORE FAnDEts yon cATno1lCirY.
4 I'LL has been introduced III tbs Lower IIouao
Of the l'ruBsitn Diet to abrogate the clnuBca Of
the Constitution which grant Independent nd
nlintatratiun OF ecclesiastical affairs and unim-
podcd intercourse Of religious associations With
thoir Auperiorp. THO bill RESTRICTS tho freedom
Of clerical appointments. and mskcs thoir con-
f1rmatlon Indispensable to their gAllty.
tom FRITZ"
LoNpoa, April 12.-Tho German Prince Im-
portal will 20 to italy ~ announced. but tho ILL
ient,on OF officially ylaltsug King Victor Eman.
uoi has bern abandoned. Tho Daily fetcs nnya
1t Ia Informed that ho decided not to visit tho
King at tho special request Of Prince Bismarck.
, 1875-04-12

HxW OaIfAas, April liza Galveston tTe1as)
party Of 1do. tho members OF the Missouri
Valley Psess Association, and pron,!uont citlsens
OF kanaas. accompanied by . number OF ladies',
pleasure. also Information ~ to relations with
0A!Eesson aud tbs improvement Of thps harbor.
This Ws4teTn movement tuw.f4iA the (}ull ID but
to ~ i''ss.,,iYas g IT. anal accomplishment 4
, 1875-04-12

GALVESTON. Tcx,. April 1.-THE Nssos'
Drownsyllle special says II Ii reported that Clark
and his msn killed French Louis and = mAa
nsmea Torros At Lapra!Ele, on cl,Arge of abusing
womon. It has not bcen verified, aud no doubt
will not be. Capt. Clark returned with hs CON-
naud yestordsy morning. It Ia reported that Ito
grief. No details hAvo baen received. HIS
raiders complain Of Con. Cortina. uo allows
tlom % head for beoyog, and u for each horas
they bring f.om Ioxsa, 1hoy sav they Aso conn.,
pelled to tskp these Low pi,cea because he Hts
than cut, and thoy must sell 10 HIN,
, 1875-04-12

LONDON, April 11.-paul Doynton did not
maho tho entire distance to Boulogno by swim
ming. 10 WAS taken on board tho press steam
or shortly after o'clock yesterday afternoon
against his ovn vish, within thes Of the coaet.
Iuo woathor Ind become boiatsfoua. the night
WAS cloalnE III. alt tho pilot lec1!ned tho r.
Bponsib'liLY OF guiding him after dark. Doyu.
ton hns decided to repeat his attempt to swim
acrosB tie Cannucl.
lie couLp HAVE DONE IT.
The Quoen and tl.o Lord Mayor tolcgrdrLed
tlclr congratulations. Tho reporter pnbiaah
JOINT declaration that Doyton'a dcaiatauca WAS
solely owing to their remonstennco bo-
carso Of tho lncreasiug darkness aud tho
rouslneBs Of The Caanns1. no fully proved his
power to succeed under ordinary circumstances.
ILo doctors certify that ll0 wna nb'e 10 paddle
fully nix hours 1ouget. uo nas mol vtsibly dis
tulbod.
nt9MAHCE.
LONDON. April 12-5:90 a. m.-Bssmarck Is OK
pceted 8oou at satilowu. Isis Of Wight, uiuthcr
ho comes for tho beneht Of hin health.
, 1875-04-12
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEHs.

8AN RsANc1sco, April l1.-Ar1ivsd, the 4. 8.
N. Companys steamer MiLs1o, from Sydney,
via Auckland and Honolulu.
h7w Yong. April 1.-Arrived, s.ssuasr City
Of Richmond, f1om liverpool.
LobooH, April ll.-Tho steamships Cambria,
from Nav Yofk. and PsnnsylysulA, from PhiIas
dslphlA, hsva arrived cut.
Nsw YoAx. April Il. .--Ths SlA&Rss RAitla hAS
&S1tt44 fsen Iyalpool
, 1875-04-12
THE SCRLpERs' BILL.

La
Efforts arc being made to induce Gov. Dev-
erdgo 10 rofuao to sign tho "Sca1pers' bill"
Which hsa lust passed tho Legislature. It Is
claimed BY Ito baltimore Il Ohio 1.s,'road
officials that tho section compelling railroads to
rodeon, tbotr tickets not uHeti bv n1sscupors at
lin ri, rrlco Ina Iato1, hmm ,neor.o ri Ia comncl
thorn M IN Io redoem m tha i.,co a,nonnts Of tiekets
now in tho hsuds OF sealposa and spooulators.
Should tic Lit bocomo q Law, tho Baltimore l.
Ohio will undoubtedly molo a still further re-
iiuc,ion Ia tic prico OF tIcdo:s to Pblaiolphja,
nn1 Ea,tImore. and Washinnton. and thus rot
evei, Will if,e othor lfuoa Il Ii believed that
farro nn,opnts Of money vera e1nend ,d to cnrrv
this n,ens1ro tlro,lph Tia I.cgislaIuso.
Tho acaJprrs cjaim that ito bill is ,iucoustitu-
% ,ici,t 10 ID dosi IN railway s,oso,s ns mo:chanta
Iaso IN do.l In mnrran1ise nnd tnav vtlt cnt,.
tcst It in lilo courts. The railroad companies
claim thst tlo bill ia ma OF tic best ,neasul o.
mars F nop icsa ti,a, fonses wI,orn dsi,onost
cicrts md condrctn,a cn,s!d t1isnnso ~ tnnir
snoIls. Tcsidcs. tho ncalncra bad boon sepdiug
circulars to ali Tho equity editors, o!Yorng to
niyen for their ne,sonaj #, "a in Ian uf ndyerts-
~ 1fndcr tha nnw INV ItIcao tcIsnta ar frno
nassea amid not bo tl;auoset of.
F"~ .--
4 bitter war has been inaugnratcd between tho
r,,am. 1,,uroad intorest m Tim ono hnnd md
~" r7.,i.. p..,oe 49,, n,o;no Mat, i,,.~o... -,
sno on'oo 11o'Ao "nu @s'"0 A4"' "''1oe.n w
the othof' a. tao t'me "neh s1anoy u1lion
Mall Steamship Company nlr,oet tho lrat ack
v,a IN cndcay,r tn nrranpc n work1np hasja
which would 10 gono,a!Iy satisfactory. Wh,lo
the representatives. Of tile several companies
sagEeoa tnat such an ar'saneomont "oala
oa,'t,,nt mn]''o ~ ~, 'n;,inn r., wh.t
~or,S hn nrn,or Itv;sion ~ ,rnG,a ti,at
H. aan eeronoo ~ rs,an ~ ~, ia 49,,
t,.t n,ae,t,, ~ n,rnotora ~ ~" ran,an NIL
.n"a DsnFsn! ~ go . IL ts' ~ AAti .sv. u"on
a,n,o1s af,en ~ "r,,ani,Ina IN none[n, Tn,,
nany paased rtaointion niyi11r notco to lin
tactic Mail Company that, at tue expiration Of
niaetY days. tue prosent, contract regulating tho
dlTlsioa O. psohta "oala 10 aotoghtoas Inc ~
tue Panama Comuany thas tho9 would watye
ninety days notice. prefurrlog that tue
contract a4onid 10 aerosatea innediately tue
INTENTION pe,nE to ship tno Cnincso sfcight ever
istj,n,,,s, @ T a. raw .,,owana 1l,o p,cIIo ~ ssit
StcnunsGtn Oomnenv one.Galf tic rccaints f,r
freicht betwcsn China nnd Now Yort for ali tha
frei1lt Linus carried. Thn psnau,n reonla tLrcst.
an the j.s.,f'n Mai naonin viii, = r,yai nnstf
stoanere. i'll shan be- run ia tha intorost Of
~. 49, 1t.,SsI 80 '@"" >"'NA0-"o ~
, 1875-04-12

CLEsELASD, O., April l1.-Detectrea nowo
and Fsapi, OF sl1ts city, who vofo accused Of re-
cetviog bsibea from criminals, tendesed" their
designations Yesterday, aud tnoy wero acdshted.
Tue Investigation Of tho charges made against
tbs Police Department ie still golug on.
, 1875-04-12

Tho lungs srs stfa!nsd aud raeksd by = psssssisn.
cough, ths general s.ssugth wastst rad IA upurals
co,nl Ii ut ottsa saLbllshsl t4slrbY. Ds. Jayua9
ExpoQturaut u III a14ciFs FtIuslY lor 93uslG k1l
eslas, and sasfts kskAAsaA s6soa " u pu6o9uatt
&a4 bt0u&Alal V1xsh1,
, 1875-04-12

N1w YonK, Apr! 1l.-1lis morning . fire,
originating In a collar Of the Ayo.sto1y stono
buildings Mon. ii and % Worth asteet, spread 10
tho 1oTer floors Of Nos. CT aud CO
Worth street, md No. CT Leonard ntree..
causing q loss Of $320.000, IA follows
Loss On building. $4,000; damage to tho stock
Wendell, Hutchinson l. Co.. dry Eocda, $4,000 /;
Park. Goodwin i Co., dry goods. s5o, 900 ;
Parker, Wilder l. Co., dry Coods, sl0,uoo; Ill
coyesod BY tnsu11nco.
, 1875-04-12

CoLuM1us, O., April 1l.-Tho store Of John
Marzetti, ~ Italian fruit merchant, was enterad
BY burglars last night and scc0 In money stolen
from tho clothing. clotk WAS naleop 10 the
room. A mob Of burglars l.vo boon WORKING
tho city for some days.
, 1875-04-12

LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 11.-1n McCsackcn
County, Kentucky, last Friday, two negroes
named Harrison, blothc1s, became engaged In
. quarrel which ondod ,by ono brother striking
the other upon tho bead with heavy hickory
waA arrested,
, 1875-04-12

DosroN, April 1o.-Tho n1oprletors Of Aystto
Park Announce purse Of slo, 900 for the seooud
xunual stallion race. oren to Ill staliloua Of
Canada aud the United Statcs.
, 1875-04-12

=
CAmo, ILL.,, April ll.-Ci a-ies Dan.o!s WAS
stabbed and instantly Killed by A. G. Morgan,
last night, on tho ssesmcr James Ky]c, below
Hickman. 10th wero oolored, anl ruaIded 10
st. Lou.a. Morgan got ashore ar Hickman aud
escaped.
, 1875-04-12

dA1yzsros. Tex. April l1.-Act[vs propara-
tions aro telne made for the spring meeting Of
the 0alvsston Jockey Club On the 27sh inst.
, 1875-04-12

4 Pony EXpSess-Isad Nowe foe ths
ssmlneE0.H
6ps:tal DspateA h 1Hs Chicago 7ti1uAs,
a1oux ciT1, H.. April 1l.-A pony express b.
t"sda this city And the nlaek Hills has hasn
stsrssd. John J. Chapman Il tie pionass, sad
saAiesd ~ ths nsst alp yss&szdsy. He IN usi}.
, 1875-04-12

CONNECTICUT ELECTION,
HAnrYonD. April 8.-Ths total rote for aoy.

CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
r HARTFORD, April 8.-Ths total yoto for Coy
ernor On Monday was - follouas
chasles Il. Tngertoll Dtm>. s3,Ta5
ucnry D. Smith {Pro.} ro.}...............,...,.. .o9
Total Nucluding II scastertns)... ..........lul,0
Domocratic plurality. 1854
Democratic majority. t,1.1
Thu totl yots In the Stats for Cougsesenlen
Waa:
Democratic candidates.. 0o1
pI4 nepunMGan
1Touolloh c2n1ld4tea. ,9u1
Iotal tote IN t1f3
Democratic najorIty 1873
The Prohibition vote ie almost wholly drawn
from the nepublcana. Tho total vote for Gov
cruor Is larger b. 1854, md thAt for Congress-
mon by oSd, than any previous vuto In tho Bta.e.
ANALYSIS or TUE RECENT LARoR oAtAB or THE
S5ectai Dtspateh 10 Sts l,oyk 74,nes,
:, HAnTronp, Coma, April s;-rllo fa!! vote OF
ders, tho Democratic conerossmsu-oiect, d.s.
coses Bono iotereatlng facts In connection with
Tho sote Of certain nArla In Hart.
ford. Taking. thu vote Of !Lo Third antl
aw koafth nstSs .htet IL Which tne .ms
aud Sixth Wards In Hartford, IL appears that
!hs total Democratic yoto In tho locAl.ties In
both placoa wha Z, l45, or l,C66 moio than Ms.
Lapael'a plurality In tho whole district. Tho
plurality In these districts was 1420, or 93l
more than tho plurality Of the cnttre distrtct.
Tho twu districts In Now britain givo over
Cd A1r. Landers, aud lilo two districts
ia Hartford give 3s7 moro. Outside Of
tho Fifth and 8i1th Wards In IAstforu and the
Third and Fourth In New Dritain, Mr. Laudoss,
ln tha district; "a 10 minority Of Iva. Outaide
~ Of 49, Eiya,g him the SIKH Ward and shrou-
ing out the tlfth, ho In In minority Ut 33a. Civ
!nG lltn everything but the Third District 10 New
D1ltain, hs minority Jis30l; aud crodisng him with
tho WEolo Sots<oxceptiug lila Fourth NeT Britain
District, hlB minority is III. lie has roccivcd a
minority u tho votes Of tho district outside Of
either OF tho four "butly warda" OF Hartford and
No" britain. don. uaWiey hAa tho satisfaction
OF knowing TINT hots tho cuoIce OF = very Iarga
majority OF tho Intelligent votcis O! the dlstrrt,
aud Was only defeated by tho btuto foruo Of iy-
nosance In tbs lowest wards Of two cities
1hAs tAeso wore great fsauds N the State
pY tho Democrats, by NATURALIZATION and
certificate voting, IL apr aren't from tue largo in
creaAe tn tho Democratic v0te, which foot1 up
over 1000 mora than la4s year, WHOM extra Ct
forts Woro N aaa, but when tue old Registry Law
Nsf on, aud, OF its Raiu. moro than 81 por cent
N the yots Of aoyon oities. Ils Democrats
4re oroulating \ story lorc that Gongrossman
HatnHtn, who was In Hartford On TuesdAYt foft
$lo, 700 With tho State Committee to dafeAt uAw-
~, because tho Courant lAd attacked hun on
the bsek-pAy buslne4s.
, 1875-04-12
SPAIN.

TIE ML1CK FEl6,
PANS, April l1.-It L. reported from Este1la
That the carlssts sao. eight Aiphonsist prisoners
on the 7t.l lust In rcpEsAl for Carlists asssssi-
mated ntar TafallAquo.
, 1875-04-12


PANS, April u.-Ths MoniFear (aeni-of3cisl)
declares that France Ia unanimous for peace "a
paramount nooosssy. 6ho Ia not oonspiTing
aeaiast auv Que. The French press generally
conaut in tha opinion.
, 1875-04-12
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
PROVIDENCE. April 8.-Fu!l sotutus Of th
stAts slection give tho folouipg rots.

FOE QoFEhSohs
HAZARD, independent Iapu6liesn III
1.ftA* xrkutA4 hep1bl&G4n. =, ,3A
cuIxf, Democrat. l6i
Tpa LkuTGMANI.0oVx1ko1.
Days fndApandeus Icpubic2u. ISL
e!asou ESsnlsf Republican, 1.
, 1875-04-12

Special D.spatrh t. 7KA Chteaae TFio1ns.
CHAMPAIGN. I'LL. April il.-Tho dwelling. house
belonging to John Soigmau Was burnt Inst night.
Loss, u, 900; inaurod In the EtnA Of Hartford
for 47t0.
, 1875-04-12

RUN OVER AND KILLED.
ALBANY, April I.-Pairick CosEell Of Jores
County, H., WAS killed to-day By ard4oad train.
, 1875-04-12


EAtT SAo1AAw, MicI1., April I.-"1e drill.
houso to Carrier i Co.'s salt block at EBecxvillc,
Bay County, MAS totally destroyed by fire yes.
tcrdAy. Io8s, ei.000 no insurance.
, 1875-04-12

DErnotr, M1cn., April 11.-O, 9. Trowbsdgo,
Of this city, las been appointed proyiaona! TO-
ceivor Of tho Detroit i Milwaukee Railway, with
tho consent Of all pasttos connected NTH tho
financial tronb1ea Of that corporation. 10 Mill
at once pay on tue employees and on juno IL
tbs courta Will considsr tho pzoprlety Vt appoint.
ing q permanent Receiver,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-17
The Flood at Galveston.

New YORK, Sept. ia special to the
Herald regarding the food at Galveston says
Several wrecks have been reported. The 0 .ean
House on the Gull B Zach is entirely surround
ed with water and the out houses are gone.
The city hospital is filled with water, and much
damage is already sustained by the citizens,
who are terribly frightened, and the storm is
pronounced the heaviest since 1867. Thirty
workmen on the breakwater, being built by the
government, were cut off, and are lost. The
Santa BE Railroad bridge across the bay has
been swept away aud the Houston Railroad
bridge is under water. Twenty feet Of this end
Of it have been washed away. The water at
Virginia Point has backed up for three miles
on the main land and is still rising. The gale
is increasing and the barometer is falling The
bay is so full of water that if the wind changes
to the porth the whole island is lost and no
lives can be saved The shipping in the har,
Dor was having fearful time of it at last &C
counts. The latest news, at FIVE this evening,
announces the safety of the ship channel dredg.
ing feet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-17
LOCAL BISEEf'flES.

At a meeting of the Washington Riff Tea !,
last night, communication Was received from
M. Ruben, on behalf of the Alexandria Rife
Team. inviting the members of the Washing.
ton Association to banquet, which was re-
terred to an appropriate committee.
Marriage licenses were issued in Washington
yesterday to George w. Simms, of Alexandria,
aud Mary F. Evaos, Of Washington; and to
Charles E. English and Sarah A. Dixon, of
Fairfax county.
At the Red Mems banquet 10 Richmond, 90
"Wednesday night, the toast to the Great Couu-
Gil of the Uuied States was responded to by
Hugh Latham, of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-17
MONETARY ANDl OMMERCIAL.

Ia financial affairs we have nothing worthy of
special interest to note. NJ oney is scarce on the
street, and among retail dealers there continues
to be complaint Of hard times" hutin com
nercal circles we hear no grumb ing and as
the grain trade is fairy active business is tolera
bly, brisk, with the commit: sion and shipping
merchants In New York money is very plen.
tifu, and is freely Offer ed at 2a3 per ct. On call
and prime mercantile paper sac per cent, with
discrimination against single names. State Sc
curities very quiet, and the only sales at the
Baltimore Stock Board Yesterday were $1,000
Virginia consols at 62i, d decline o. i. Coupons
are quoted at 87ia8Ss o., A. & NJ bonds are
strong, and there were sale; of $500 at 76!s76s,
al advance of3. w. Il y. bonds So with few
sales. Cooperation Of Alexandria stock steady
ri 6SaIO principally at the latter figures. We
Qlote:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-17
The Markets.

New YORK, Sept. 17.-Stocks active and
lower. Money 2. Gold l55 Flour dull and
declining. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull
and declining.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Iva. s., peeers, 40
do. consolidated, e. W. Vase. Cotton dull
aud declining; uidding l3sal34 Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat quiet aud steady; No.
2 Western amber l43; mixed do. 40; No. 9
Western red $40; Pennsylvania red 35al3S;
Maryland red ilOal45 do. amber l5Oa
1855; do. white 12Oal40. Corn dull and off;
Southern white S0a82; Southern yellow 7lu
y; Western mixed 723 bid spot; sales
753: last half October Oats dull, but steady;
Southern 1880; Western white 47a49; West
ern mixed 44a46. Rye dull at 7O475 Hay
quiet and unchanged. Provisions weak and
lower. Butter scarce and very firm; Western
extras 27a2S; do. 6rsts 25 l26. Coffee stronger
and higher Rio carges lSa2Oa; jobbiug lSAa
2l3. Whiskey nominal; freely offered at 49,
without buyers Sugar firm and active at log !,
l0a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-17
BY TELEGRAPH,
Democratic State Convention

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. 1.-THE Demo
cratic State Convention was called to order at
9.2O and adopted platform renewing their
pledge OF fidelity to the principles approved at
tue last National Convention; for the mainte-
nance OF the public credit aud denounciug re-
puulatlon 10 whatever form; a speedy return
10 specie payment; declaring that the depres-
SION or business is caused by the reaction from
the unhealthy stimulus Of an excessive, depre-
ciateo and lrredeemable currency by enormous
and lil-adJusted municipal, State and federal
taxation, aud by extravaganza, waste and pee.
ulatlon IN the administration of public affairs.
ana that any attempt to increase the currency
would be worse than Intellectual to revive pros
perlty, and would inflrct lasting dishouor upon
the credit, the intelligence and the character
OF the country. The resolutions also declare
gold and silver the only legal tender; no cur
rency uncomfortable with cpiu steady steps to.
ward specie payments, no step backward; hon
est payment Of the public debt 10 coin; sacred
preservation otthe public faith; revenue reform;
federal taxation for revenue only; no govern
ment partnership with protected monopolies
equal and exact justice to all men; no partial
leglsatlon; no partial taxation; tree press no
gag laws; free men; uniform excise law; no
sunptuary law; official accountability enforced
by better civil and criminal remedies; 40 pri-
Vate use OF public funds ny public officers
the Presidency public trust, not private
peranslte no third term; economy in the pub
lie expense that labor may be lightly burdened.
The following nominations we're made by ae-
ecIamatlon: For Secretary Of State, John Bige-
low; TOR Comptroller, Lucins Robinson; for At
torney General, Charles S. FairchiId; for State
Treasurer, Charles n. Ross; for State Engineer,
John - Van burcu; for Canal Commissioner,
g. A. Walrath.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-17
Foreign News.

PARIS, Sept 1.-THE Ben Public, the
organ OF NJ. Theirs, admits the correctness o.
the following: During NJ. Theirs interview
Minister, the conversation related TO the chances
favorable to the maintenance of peace Prince
Gortschak"ff, especially, feared France would
yield to the clerical reaction. He though the
solution Of the Eastern question would not be
immediate, but would eventually consist 10 the
granting Of autonomy to Bosnia and Herr.
govlna. under Arch Duke Salvador or Server
Pasha."
LONDON, Sept 1.-THE Daily telegram,
Vienna correspondent reports that Turkey is
placing her forces 10 Bulgaria on war footing
and preparing the tortresses on the Danube foI
any emergency.
MADRID, Sept. lit is rumored that the
Carllst Gen. Savalla has entered France.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-17

LARCENY IN THE County. YESTERDAY,
about II o'clock, a oolored nao named Newton
Goldman entered the store of Mr. N. s.
Wright, on the Columbia turnpike, and whilst
the clerk, young man named Harry Bate.
man, was engaged in waiting on customer 10
the rear of the store, seized upon two shoulders
OF bacon and made off, After digcnt search,
the clerk discovered the meat and identified it
at Freedmen's Village, in the house Of another
colored man, to whom the thief had sold it,
representing that he had gotten it upoo an or
der from Mr. H. S. Johnston, by whom he
had been employed. Mr.. Wright obtained
warrant from Justice John S. PendIetou for
the arrest of Goldman, who has thus far sue
ceeded 10 avoiding the officers of the law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-17

ALMOST A FATAL MIsTAKE.-Last night,
about o'clock, Capt. Pat. Ksegan, conduc.
tor 90 the Alexandria and Washington Rail,
road, came near to his death 10 one of the rooms
of the Na,iooal Hotel, Washington, By swal-
lowing a quantity of carbolic acid, which he
mistook for liquor. He and several others
were 10 the room Of John Kaox, at the hotel,
and the latter, 10 takug from his trunk some
cigars for his friends also removed the bottle
OF acid which Was used to keep away moths,
and Capt Kcegan thinking it WIS whiskey,
swallowed an ordinary driok. When the mis-
take was discovered, the Captain was taken TO-
to HelIer's drug store, under the hotel, where
an antdote was administered. He was brought
to his home 10 this city, and this morning was
thought to be out of Danger
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-17
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