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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-10-29

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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-10-29
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Cincinnati, ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29
t;:,oS: ss.,cnn 5su;,rte" Brunch.

The q 3lcl .nat has .Or GumoGr VI years
reigAcd around that part of the city knoWn as
"B.c3u Quart3c Br4nch, has recently ben
orpkru. Ii was supposed shat the Old Drck
house wnv1 fell there loag 4go VAS hauuted,
but until vii hin the past W., weeks 90 one had
ever dream 81 scclng bOu& hdo, hrst c.ass
ghost UT. such is SAID to be The case. Hun
dreds OF people. mcn, women AMI chiidreu,
cjaiu 10 nave sueu it, and he talk aud fuss over
the strange appaiai!3. c.used State reporter
70 visit ce.tai:; 0; .he Hi .essrs 70 day and noie
their acc ~. II il. Nj. Heu;y Miller, wac
is a carpe;::er ny trade aud wDa lives 10 the
locality aj:uiad e., VS. IFS: called upon. de
SAWS that t,,c snpst i &c II every nianI about
twelve on Mitchell street heypDd the bridge;
that il is il The hap o. QlaGrupc: a" +! arar
tie siza d Il youHg I.Ou. sui that 1t Is Wn'se
iaS ali ghosts arej .ni moves along sometimes
s.aw!y sud s0n., times n I! I - iEot. lie lur-
tLerliore stated dat i"c II: CT seemed TO b"
~ first, az h. !usgi tduG. lit, 4 large Whlte
dog. nu; IS plo1t OF t'i3 talIacy Of such
rhourh; ! ,u;s j JIcs : coz Wilc2 ha1 GrVer
been know 10 tus;. IL atltck anything when
Sci urou il. INK is tail D. w,1n II legs, huuE
is head 49,: : u k! Of. IL ct al dogs We're
frightened. IL. Her3g :aaz 81, another car
pculcr, was xi l!ierV:tSc4. lie says that II
this isn't L gaUs, Ia don know what you Won d
call it. According 10 as &C. 'unt this myStcrl-
Gus creature W. first seen ABOUT nlthn;ght two
weeks a Co. Aud has n.cn seen IL TIE same hour
ever; iiignt Sue. People tram ali pars OF lie
city have bcrD t. Bacon. q laryr-Brlnch and
have Witnessed it. i4a-; n,sat over hundred
persons saw he great sight. |; comes from The
graveyard near whnrc the Old Sllcns tulidlng,
which W Us ,orn wo u tcH mouths ago, stood.
Wneu IL WAS first ,.eu 1t Was 10 bigger than
small dog, IN; !; g'sw rapidly until 1t reached
its present siZ@. Mr.. GaGza!t declares that he
has bccu within six or eight feet OF 1t aad
thrown rocks a; it, but to 90 IF CT. l. always
lodged then. O5hrr parties were Questioned
q d i'll gave III ., .4nllaIly The sane acts. The
nYai;uped is laid 70 havt been GccauI paulcd on
10, occasion by sepu!c.iral locking hsurt,
which STA! KID erect and had wings. Ode lady
declares tia: III" yhcs.iy four looted be ist has
eyes like balls Of tire, and that when she saw 1t
come down tue lane abcu; week ago II caGle
roaring il: iui gallup au,! made more n1lsc than
The clat:cr ct forty horses. ms may have been
slightly exaggerated, as W one else heard Such a
racket The gaosi disappears al~ay> suddcDIy,
securing to vanish III m;da!r Several young
mau If the n"ighhor#ooi propns3 To arm them,
s.lvrs nith ruus tonight aud try powder AID
sho; O. j.. The public miy cpuSidcr the story
a il pleas. s, but tnDg Is certain, hat all OF
the dcDiz,ns Of the neieh0"rhood OF BACON
Quarter Branch" are in a state Of icrmaDt aud
excit meet over what appears tn them to be
an ,ld-limpy gho>t.-Richm0nd State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29
News Of the Day.

The republican, state convention at Little
Rock III de he following mominatinns tor State
Officers: Governor, 4. n Bishop; Secretary
OF Stale, " l. Copetaur, coiyrel; Treasurer,
i. \. l. Ro4 Is; Auditor, j. L. Berry; A.
toruey General, II \ Pie CO; Lauj Commls
s,cn.r, Il " NJ Dona!G; Sc.uoi SuprrnIen'
dent. j. il. tortiD, colorei. The resy:utloos
a,lopcL udorsc the natoual republican ticket,
tic nee rln priuc pie and clvi service reform.
Yesterday afternoon Il prize fight was lcught
at Pcu;svjlle, n. j., twepty-eight miles from
Puiiad .phia on tLc banks OF the D lawasc,
nrar i'rcn;oa The principals W IL Joi.u k"en-
an a!d James Il Inns. Ninety our rounds
were luu h, occupying one Eyur anl thirty
eight % nltes. Ban m4n were very badly
Gu, up k.ciau was declared Tie victor, Gel
Inns failing 10 put III ia appearaGcc 10 The alne-
ty fifth louud. About ;wo hundred people
wcr" present.
Ga the 2I>t irstaut, at midnight, party oil
insurgents, numbering about 800, supposed 10
have bccn heated o. lHe Chief, lnclesIto, Gu.
| tered tn, tUwu o.! San:a Cara, Cuba. hey
uan ra-ed 10 TIL: GENRE OF The toWn aud sue.
| ccr.;cd 10 ckrg t.7D large pr"vlslou stores
| ayd 5 ting III, 10 tGei. The insurgents were
| rci:uise By he SpiglSh troops, leaving seven
| killed. Thc troops suffered loss Ut six KILLED
| eui 5, V@H Il IL
The IA linz of iu the shIrn of The Con-
soI,datiou company I 7 scvcra. d-ys past sprlngs
! from the fact. Sai 5 tie Cumberland Aii2ganl1u,
| that .'cu,sda' beats al ,ne small sum OF w
| cents u iou arc not so Easy 10 procure as they
were sem: :i.iv since.
The Sauatc has concured 10 the House
apcndnlaat aud passed tie I'll! licking to the
petiou of The Washington Monument, ADD in
sky days ;ne w2ik T:l! probably DC cummeoc-
! ed aud pu5 sled eaG!iy 10 cDmp:etIou III 1881.
When erected it wll he iS5 Ieet FROM its base.
The New Io:k yachts ic!t Btonton reel, on
the ra,urn i"r the Bennett cup. at $50 yeser-
uay moruinS. 10 the following or':cr: ld'er
! Ges;, .i.ai Wayc second, Wandcrcr tiird,
! Caua:ess, # Duff"ru, fourth, AmcIica. tU-u.
| butter fifth.
The ScAnyIkl. Coal Exchange has endorsed
the acton OF Tie New York coal combination
! in auynuc!r@ the giice .! coa tilccn GEMS, and
: hav. :lsu d { dc,: suspend m!n!ug Operations
! for two weeks, couinlcacing :,usu,i Sth.
! K ports from Wc-tvrn and Southern Mlnpc-
! syia -ay& that The yIasshopper5 are destroy
! ina ne Gro, ~ that Ieg:0n, and many settlers
arc leaving tn: county utterly discouraged.
Col. Andrew KDyscr, distinguished anu
! lroniiaent citizan Q. page county, Va, died
| last week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29

A synopsis Of the bloody shirt majority re-
port of the Mississippi investigating committee
has been published, for party effect The miuorl-
ty report will be presented ln few days, and
will show that the material upon which the ma
iori;y report was founded was obtained solely
from defeated candidates for Office aud other ln-
terested parties, aud from seven out OF the sixty
counties 10 the State that there was not 8
single disturbance Oh election day. and ihatt
tl;at occurred before that day were necessarily
Induced by the course pursued by Ex-Governor
Amas, who surrounded hmsell with the worst
characters, white aud black. in the State, and
by their advice-utttrly Ignoring that OF the
few men of responsibility with whom be was
ACQUAINTED distributed gus aud pistols to
nearly every negro in the State aud issued such
instructions to them that they became lnSoent
and aggressive, and provoked conflicts. The
majority report was published for party effect,
but when the real facts Of the case are known,
and it is seen how they have been perverted
and twisted so as to advance radical schemes,
it will react disastrously upon the aimes and
purposes Of its authors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29
Teiegrapliic Briefs.

ELLEN shelton. coiocJd, Was committed TO isl
ut h;lz"heth, ,. j this morning, t'r murder
ing ncr infant, ageJ cre vesr, by throwing i,
into we'll Oh the farm Of John VI iiler, on. m;ta
tr"m Wcstha'd, vince the body WAS fond ast
night. The child bs our arms and three les
and WIS thus recognized rs t!e one to which TIA
accused had given birth year ago. The child
had been missing sirce last September, and Ii.
mother said She mad sent 1t TO doctor to have
the super fous limb: aii;puthtcd Sh. COW d.n;s.
ever n=Yi.s seen the child The we'll = been
c"n*taHtiy IN use, and the people OF Hestfeld
are greatly excited over the discovery.
A. NJ! early hour this morning Mr. Hpnd,ow
lcsi estate dealer, residing i. 81 Monroe Place
Brooklyn, heard Eos': ~ me lower part of his
house, =ni descending encountered u burglar,
Hith whom he Srappiei The lstter struck
Mr.. Hondlow several times OF the head with Y
! h.tch"t iHfic.ing probsbiy fatal wounds. The
no's attracted the attention Of the neighbors
a. polio ticrrs, and the burgler WAS arrested
he gave the nama of VIM. Keller, an It.lisn,
! residing IL Houston street. n He was 4
very Muscular man, over six feet high.
in the Bennett challenge cup race the Idler
pissed gu ranSine station, bound III, vi SO H.
M ihe W"nd"rer com ns next nt G.j5 H.
lie Countess d! Hutfcrln is now g 4 u outside
the b.r o.hing has been seen OF the America
or Tidal Wava. All the boats have since come
IN, the ld!cr being the winner.
tener;enl house in Hadderhi, Boston, was
burned inst night Mrs. Long, an occupant
was burned to death Two o.her W mon escaped
y jumping from Il window. Police Captain
Wcbb@r had his leg broken during the FIRE
Col. Wharton, lie dcposed U. 5. disric. 81.
torney from Kentucky says ne WAS displ,cad
because nc w"u.d not assist IA ubtalnlng pa-dons
for criminals
The first race 3. Sarstoga to-day was won By
zr the I'd by Tom Ochitre, and the Sd by
! Ere bcctcr.
| Ihe Cd Pioneer Mil at Athe! for the msnu-
facturs Of discriminating goods was burned to-
! d.y.
The unemployed work;,e': OF New York will
march 10 tne Cisy Hall eek. iiortay and do.
nsEd work rom Mayor Hickham.
| Reports from he Servan war report y slight
advantage for IT, Serv;aus.
, The r.por. Of Gesersi Crooks defeat is con-
/ traGi>:od.
! i Swedish town on the Gulf of Bosnia WAS
! dcstrcyal by ire the q!
! The ;Ienerai OF the IL atonegrsn srmy intend.
! TO Resign.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29
ALEX ANDRIA.
SATURDAY, JULY 90, 1875.
FOR PRESIDENT,
SAMUEL J.TILDEN, OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
THOS. A. HENDRlChS.O OF INDIANA

A telegram brings US to-day accounts OF an
other and terrible-not 6ght-but rout and
slaughter Of United States troops by the To-
dams 10 the Northwest, aud this, too, while
General Sheridan, the gamest man 10 the
army" sits iQ bis luxurious apartments or
Chicago drawing bis fifty dollars day, nine
hundred miles away" and telegraphs to zen.
Crook to hit 'em again, and harder, and
while TWO co.npauiss Of soldiers We're on their
way 10 Hamburg as meaus to secure radical
votes, The Iudiau war has been badly man-
aged. 1t has already cost an immense sum OF
money, and will cost many millions MORE for
the Sioux, being embroidered by their two de-
cisive victories, the reports OF which Will at
tract thousands of other and heretofore friend
Iy Indians to their support, will, 1t is feared,
be aoe 10 prolung the war into Semnollan ex-
tent. A sufficient number of volunteer troops.
from the South alone, would have started 10
the Little Big Horn the day after the news of
Clusters defeat, and whipped the indians bY
this time, hid their prefer been accepted, but
it was rejected, aud COW thousands will be re-
ouired when hundreds would have suthccd at
an earlier period. With tho President occr-
pied in screening himself and his trierds trcm
charges of fraud and corruption, AID the Lieu
tenant Genera! OF the Army luxuriatiug on the
lakes and sending foolish AMI f1ippant dispatches
to the forces 10 the field, it is no wonder that 10
competent generals allow the poor soldiers uu-
der them to be surrounded By superior forces
and saush!e,e ed TX, sheep 10 the snambes. 1t
the President cau spare the time LEI him order
the troops now 10 the South to the northwest,
and issue his call for volunteers Tor the war,
and if Geu. Sheridan be the great fighter be as
sumes to be let him take command OF all the
troops that eau be raised, and put au end to
hostliities before they grow greater proper,
tiops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29
III E.s1

At Hectortown, Fa.quier county, Vs., or In
18TH @. July, after ;. lingering illness, E'i"
.JUHN WEAUuN, in the sl!h year Of MS sSr
Thus =, s- sway in this centennial ye1' 49,.
er one 81 he old veterans .! ISL ana .hns
broken the last link of larg. family. o,p.,'.,a
We.do;. vas . nst!re Of Loudoua couHty," ilct0
he spent the most Of long and Useful az , ,"
ing tllci : vera no=ition: OF n2Hof "nu val,
s Wen nvSs SI sow and his death will be re-
gretted by large circle of relatives and ir'en'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29

1t is now said that Gov jacobs will probably
appoint A. f. Raymond U. 5. Senator from
Wesl Virginia, vice Mr.. Capertou, deceased.
Mr. Raymond is the president of the Court -
Appeals of his State, and COMES Of good stock,
and would reflect credit on West Virginia 10
the couacils OF the patton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29

The descent is easy. The Washington Chroo-
iclc says: Judge Critcher, old-line whig and
conservative who has acted with the democrat
10 party, is out in circular letter against Til
den and Hendricks" He is an independent
candidate for Congress, and does this to secure
the votes of the radicals 10 his district, but
what will he say when he learns that the radi-
Gals don't like converts who ouly come for Oh
oe. and are going to ruu candidate OF their
own-Judge w. G. Ri ey?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29

A prolonged drough, is prevailing 10 all this
section of country, and its effects are sorey felt
by the farmers, whose corn fields present ycl-
low aud twisted appearance, Indicative OF notd
ing more promising than uuhhius.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29

Capt. w. G Hinton, jr., Of Petersburg, has
been nominated for Congress by the cooscrva
tiyes OF the fourth or "back" Virgiaia di strict,
and has accepted the uom!aati2o., ms dis
trio, Is now presented b. w. Il Fl. S ow=Ii,
from V,rmopt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29

formed his duty with marked ability and sue
cess during the present session OF Congress,
aud has in no Instance failed to carry through
the House his recommendations. Judge Har-
ris urged the minority report in the Goo!e
Patt case, which was adopt I'd, aud made an
able speech in support OF it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29

A DARING BURGLARY NEAR WATERFORD.
The Trey Times iias the following account Of a
burglary of the house oil J. Mct'oy, we'll
k.o9n wealthy citizen, u notice Of which has
heretofore appeared in the Gazette: The
burglars effected 40 cnrauca 10 the house
through the kitchen. %rhey were not experts,
but evidently novices The first rJom they co.
tered was that OF Miss Daisy AlcGoy, in which
slept large dog. Their entrance aroused the
animal, aud it growltd at them. The burglars
told Miss Mccoy that uaIcss she stopped Tim
they would shoot him, which she did. Sin"
then, Womanllkc, after a lew screams, tainted
away. They next catered the room Of Mrs.
Mccoy, where was basket Of silver. which
she wnh rare presence ct mind, hearing TIER
approach, covered UP with a dress carclcs>iy
lhrowa over il, and i was not discovered.
Proceeding to the room Of Mr.. Mccoy. he vas
| awakened Only to see the mUzzlc OF thr1c re
vclver. presented at him. H. took 10 he sit
uatiou at u glance ami knew he was helpless.
Boys" said he, Il give ny; put away youi
pistols, you Have me az a dis advantage They
SAID they were sorry to trouble him, but they
were Iorkingm,u and out ST employment ard
needed money. 'AlI right, boys; go ahead,
He was ask"d Tor his moocy and he told thcm
where it wa, aud they took l:-SI5. Then
they Inquired for his watch. tie Told them
where hat IS, and they took h.'. Trey
thee inquired for "Ed's' room, slowing they
knew ali about the family. They were TOD.
and then they desired hlm to Iead The way a1j
make him get w, which be did. Eli was
iEcI,d to show fight, hut his uncle id hlsn
i, was Useless - he CAV: up his watch aud go
h,
they asked her whcr. the silver VS., aud she
said on The sdeboard in he dining room. Thew
went there, took al they found, aad @rsppc!
|, up 10 table cloth. II was all plated. l.
the room Of the young lady visitor thy tJuni
IS 10 uun,y aud her rwory. which hey ap
propr4,ei. Miss Daisy ony lost Ioek"'.
Alter securing their pIu der they md II
Mccoy prcmi.e not 10 s.ve alarm tt, r >
a. ~. under .nai'y Of tiEnc his use aua
bul ;irs. He gave the promise and they went
ayay. Ga being ask,d Dcxt III rulIg VIII he
ji 10; send wore to Waerfrd carrier tiaU he
did, be sai! h.. gave his word not 70 80 So aEd
b. alsays did az he promised. Such l. = hrlct
history o! the raid. The burglars W r. al
masked, and we're evidently n0V!c"S.
In III. Manass IS district of Prince William
county, Va, during iast year, there were sheep
killed Of the value o. 1897, and the tx co.
lccted for p.ymca. Of such Gains was ouy
$3.50 10 B:es.tsv dtslric; 393 pr cen. OF
>ucn claiu were pail ln b G.luc,vIil. d.
trict the Iossrs were Sl21.O5, which ""re all
paid, and balance urn2u ovtr OF S1I.S2 10
RI. Tree schools of the dstIlc lu Coils dis
trict there was balance due the district of
Sl2l, which was ord. I'D to be transferred to
The school fund OF said district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29
superintendent Public Schools

4 man tell fr, III the bridge across the jane
rvtT, at Riehiu o;d. yesterday, hut strange L.
say, was not killed, though he Tell a d,tauce -
i!ty-threc tel d"wn on the only partially sub
meIycd rocks below
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
CITY AND COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA,
NIENANnHIA Y 4 .lnlv % lSIh

CITY AND COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA,
ALEXANDRIA Va. ,JuIy29, 1876.
Editor -1hccuu1riu Gazette:
lu your Issue oil last evening, | noticed u
charge made by Aldermen Moore at the uu-
ell meeting on Thu sday night, to the fec:
tia, while only 81 200 oad been appropriated
for public schools IL 1875 e. IS, GAO had !ccu
experdcd.
As the school law requires me to au;it ell
school accounts, | called Oh the Treasurer this
morning Ter az explana:l0a. AID ougi. 90 OK
animation. tina; wnla $500 s'aoI actual
charged on his books - go o! 1t WIS paid 1870
The school fluid o. thr IL # Ju :. 1873 tn
nuke up dcHcirucy .iiom the RScul ye,tr,
Io14 j wne o., So 4SO Of thr aprrOlr. IN
o; 1875 had cone iuto that fund up TO May
81, hc end of that hsca year.
The last statement of the corporation ac
counts shows how affairs stood very clearly. t'r
after the words public schools in he items
oi xgrudtur" follow the w'rls, "!ncud!"S
two mont:'S Of the year preceding. That *
plaoatl3n, Alderman Moore appears to have
overlooked.
The Scnoo Board has never received from
he CITY one cent more than the estimates ca!cd
FIR, and thos" estimates nave almost a|way>
been iousand dlllrs or more less than Iho
State law authorized the Board to require ~
the ha@Ls of the Git; Council. FIR .as' year
aoG this. they were, ) 694 less. \ 'ur> t'uEy,
RICHARD j.. tARNE
Supcrn,,r. Public Schools.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29

In the House of Representatives there Is
colored member by the name of Hyman, from
North Carolina, who, BY his conduct, has won
the esteem of the members, and who repre-
scnts district tina, is DOW overwhelmingly rad
cal. Lyman was elected when there was some
doubt about his district, but now that there is
a certainty, the radicals have thrown him over
board, as they always do under similar clrcum-
STAGES, aud the white leaders have put one OF
their own race in nomination. The coored
people are uscl as long as they are needed to
attain an object and then oversiaughed. But
still they don't learn wisdom from experience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29

The evidence of the lately deposed Solicitor
of the Treasury. Mr.. Wilson, before the Con.
greSsional committee now investigating the
whskcy frauds clearly proves that the Presi
dent was actively engaged 10 efforts to screen
Baocock aud his contederates, now 10 the peni-
Tertiary, and to effect their release, and induces
the belief that Mr.. BriStow vas displaced 10
order to prevent hin from pushing his inves
LEGATIONS further, aud in directions that would
lead still nearer the White House than those
he had commenced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29

The action of the House Of Representatives.
yesterday, in retaining 10 his seat Hon. John
Goodc, jr., OF the Norfolk district, will be hail.
ed with delight throughout the State, for no
trucr or aber representative has she in that
body. His argument and that Of Hon. j. Il.
rurk r, in his behalf, were thorough aud con
viucing aud notwithstanding an adverse re-
port, in thin House, he was sustained. But
one republics III voted with the majority, while
several democrats, coming FROM doubtful dis
tric.s, voted in the minority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29
Wins says that the Gays OF romance are ouu,
| bert3? They we're peasants IN blue blouSes,

Wins says that the Gays OF romance are ouG,
bertd? They we're peasants in blue bouses,
they worked in the garden at The chateau, and
they cll III love wth ;i"lr employer daugh-
tiers, wno a. tie Bah jai,ad has IL. 'recipru
c.Ied' il. The yvu1g indis> were band-ome
aud accomplished, speaking french, English
aud I'aiau tiueu:,y, am. each was eni!tIed ~ 4
fortune Oh coinng 81 age. Their :@r, an
elderly French gcnleman. discovered oge n.orn.
ing that't they had clipped with the Two young
gardcu,rs Ii" followed the rlnaw.ys across
:he Ch."na! to SOUTHAMPTON. auu overlook
them at Liverpool. The P4uIines did not wish
10 leave trr CiaudeS, and henco ihere Were
tears, threats aud vows aad haa ly parting
The youss ladies' we're uudar asc-oDe being
ulnetacu aud tie 0tncr seven cen and The
ather Y ':cis@,i his p-rcn'a; ant aorlty. Their
weethea't>-pcetiy b is 0! titecn aud stven-
te1n-dtcidgd 10 SIT SSH Tor America without
delay. The clucr lady whispered 10 her low
Ooro lover that she would soon be OF age aud
have several thousand francs year 10 her Own
right, and, aud-so tbcy parted. II you don't
say this Is pretty noScgay from the gardens OF
may you never s4e the Lady OF Lyons
again
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29

Hon. j. T. Harris, o! Virginia, chairman OF
the House Committee on Elections, has per-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29
Foreign News.

Fisk, the murdcrcr Of lille girl at Liver
pool, has been scucuccd to d:ath. The Bank
al Spain has been lbs ruc,cd 20 issue 500. 900
rca's 10 mor gage bonds. Six French ncwspa
pcrs were ioed , 900 francs each Thursday.
D;pIomafi>Gs ASSERT t.a' II will DC Impossible to
icpre-s the W II spirit in Russia if I'd" Turks
Invade Servia Tie Rus.i,n ambassador q!
torstantiuopIe believes thai al aiuisticr l. In
evi;able. Ii Is agaiD said that Priuce Milan
viii try to BRING ab9ut the meiillpu OF The
powers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29

Agent Hastings rnp0rtS 10 the indiaG Din r.,
under date Of the 18Th, that, 10 his opiu!on
70, more than 400 Sioux, including =om a ana
children. have ct the agency, and that "a
more viii probably leave. as the cru2se Of tic
chiefs is for peace. The agent is 'akloe ccu
Su, of hl= Indians, aDd will report result soon.