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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19

At Lancaster, Ky, Saturday, q. {; Aea.
uedy escaped from his guard while roipg +,
Jail to answer the charge Of murdcrjo- f..
brother, and fed to an oil house, wbsr. ,ua,.
ty.ivc Of his friends joined him. The .Wqr;
fired on the house and wounded one ula9. O..
hundred men then laid siege to the fuii..
where they remained al las. ACCOUNTS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19
The Department of agriculture.

Correspondence OF the Alexandria Gazette |
FAIRFAX G. H., March II, 1S77.-Whle the
claims Of various oficehoders and applicants
for Office are being Ganvassed for reappoiOt-
ment or appointment under the new regime, |
would ask attention to what conceive to be O
great and serious abuse or abuses in the De-
partmeHt Of Agriculture at Washington.
speak OF my own observation, and as evidenced
by the mails received AZ the postoffice at this
place. 'Wlthlu the last month or six weeks
there have been three large pouches (maiD Of
seeds received here, each contaioing ten large
packages. !hc Two, first received, were on two
consecutive days, IN a canvass pouch separate
from the mail, each containing ten large pack
ages, and while addressed to different parties.
names unknown Ecre, al were to the care of
one man. The last were all directed to one TO-
diYidua aud like the others, we're 10 a similar
pouch containing ten bundles, all the packages
being Tracked by the Commissioner If this
abuse extends 10 similar proportion throughout
tho country, then let the department be abol-
ished, the people money saved, orif not
abolished, let "Rcturciug Board be impro-
viscd for its inspection. While members Of
Congress cannet get samples Of seed for distr.
button among those who would plant or SOW
and report % utility, persons who are not even
engaged in agriculture are furnished by the
bushel. All this ia susceptible Of ample proof.
AGRICULTURE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19

The bill that has passed the Lesis}stg,..
lating TO text books in the public school. f.,
fers upon the school boards 0! the va,:an
counties and cities power hcrctofcrs cypro;s.i
by the board at Richmond 10 the mater of 5,
Iectlug the text books to be used in ;as s,boo.,
of their respective districts, and is tbcrcfo,
popular, because each Of the boards coDsidc,,
itself as capable iu tho matter as the board .,
the State capital. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19

The old railroad fares have been restored /:
Chicago to New York, SIS; to Philadelphia,
Sl6; to Baltimore, SIG; to Washington. SIC;
to Boston, SIG rc .-r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19

An Episcopal Conference. composed Of f.
clergy and one lay member from each Vir,;I;.
parish, is appointed by Bishop WhiitIo = :.
held at Parkersburg on the 18th CT Apy;I TIE u
object OF the conference is to consider The ANY,
tlon Ok the establishment Ct separate de-.
fer West Virginia, and if that idea is f3?or.I
considered, then to determine the bopnG..;.!,
of the diocese, whether the State line shall ::
adopted or whether the eastern Pan VarT,
counties be allowed to remain with the r,,,I.
State, and also to consider whether ,kr ', ~.
diocese shall be missionary Que, partj,Iir ~ !,
pendent upon outside help, or a !UI a'i IS
and self sustaining one. ''''E d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19

a fish known IS 4 sucker" measuring 573
inches, was caught in the Potomac near Shepber.
town, the other day. Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19

The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad will, 90 the 18th instant, sell at auc.
ton, l00, COO tons of Scranton coal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19
Fire.

New YORK, March l9.-Eariy this morning
a fire broke out in the two story frame house
No. 227 Cherry stree, which did but slight
damage to the building and It's eootenss before
it was cztineuishcd, bu; will probably cause
the death of two persons, DenuIs Duane, agcd
Is, aud Maria. his sister, aged Sc, who occu-
pied the second story. They were found lying
on the & ,or unconscious from smoke Borh
are SO badly burned thst their recovery i
hardly possible.
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The property OF the Washington Chronicle
publishing company. consisting of engine and
boiler, several presses, cutting machine, Office
furniture, etc., vas sold By auction Saturday
for $4,000.
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MARRifLIJ

In Warrenton, on the 9th instant. Nr.
Douglas and ELIZABETH a. EARErnlr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19

FATAL ACCIDENT. -Last Tuesday week,
Dixey, aged Is years, the sprlghtly 500 Of j..
W. Parr, who resides near the mills that bear
his name, was killed By q spirited horse.
Dixey was an excellent horsemau and retained
bis seat 10 the saddle even alter the loss Of one
s,irrup. He sawed the u0eovernable animal
first to one side Of the road, then to the other.
liz falling the horac threw him, when he re.
coived iojuries that caused instant death
Warrenton haer. --.--.
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a Washington dispatch says that the run
between New York and New Orleans would,
on and aIter yesterday, be made in sixty four
hours and thirty. five minutes, as double daily
passenger trains are re-established on the route
via Atlanta Rockville and Lynchburg:- .4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19

GENERAL RESUMPTION or MINING. -'i'he
troubles 10 the mining region have come 10 IN
end, aud it is confidently anticipated that
q full resumption Of work will take place during
the present week.
On Friday general meeting Of the miners
was called ct Homecoming, Mt which the sliua-
ton was discussed and proposition vas offer
ed that work be resumed at fifty cents per ton.
The Maryland Compapy's miners voted in Ia
Vor Of this proposition, but there VS. such a
sceEe Of general confusion that further bust
ness vas impossible and the meeting resulted 10
nothing. 1T night the miners Of the Maryland
and Georges Greek Companies held meeting,
and resolved to accept the price offered, merely
STIMULATING for some nnimportant reductions as
to tool sharpening, etc.
At II a. NJ. yesterday the New Ccntral's nlcG
met OF Homecoming, and resolved also to 60 70
work at fifty cents.
The situation at present isquto encouraging.
The miners Of the Consolidation, New Central,
American, Maryland asd Georges Creek Coal
and Iron Com anics have al! agreed 10 go in to.
morrow at fifty cents, and there is every reason
to believe that the entire region will be ut work
before the close of the week.
The New Hope mine Of the Consolidation
went to work on Thursday, and yesterday Is
men we're 10 the mine at work.
The Baltimore and Ohio Company had not
named its rates for freight up to yesterday even
ing, but will doubtless do so to morrow, and a
supply of hoppels will be sent at once to all
mines that are prepared to load. The New
Central will ship this week by tie Pennsylva-
pia road, and as soon az boats can be had will
commence shipments BY canal Cumberland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-19

PRINCE MSUpERVISORS-Thc Board
Of Supervisors met at Brents7e on Wednes'
day. They directed the Commouweal.h's At
torncy to represent this county 10 Fairfax IN the
matter of the proposed bridge at Occoquan,
tour board is 10 favor Of the immediate erection
of bridge.) They made 4 levy OF 10 cents on
the hundred dollars worth Of real aud personal
Coles, Manassas, Occoquau and Dumfries dis
tric.s, and cts. on tho hundred dollars worth
of property in Brentsvie and Gainesville dis
tricts. The Board adjourned on Thursday
evening. Manassas Gazette.
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Foreign News.

German papers CONNECT Oh the autccrale
nature of Bismarck.
Dsafec.iou in Gambia is general. Over 200
families have lately emigrated 10 Greece.
Count Won Arnlm is reported dying at Nice.
His SOD has been summoned to his bedside.
The rebellion il Japan is spreading. The
American consul at Kobe, Japan, has been
making himself foolishly oficious.
A London dispatch states that Bishop Mo
ran is going to Canada and the United States
to Investigate their educational systems
The InterDationasts of Bernc attempted on
Saturday to celebrate the outbreak Of the
French Commune. The police intcrfered and
a riot ensued, during which sabrps and knives
we're freely used and several persons wounded.
After prolonged discussion on Saturday the
German Parliament passed to its FIRST reading
bill empowering the Emperor to decree laws
Tor Asace and Lorraine after they have passed
the Federal Council and the committee Of those
provinces. but without the assent Of the Reich
stag
The negotiations between Russia and the
other great Powers on the Eastern question are
regarded as practically settled The negotia.
tons between Turkey aud Montenegro remain
in statu quo. A deputati0u from Bosnia has
gone TO ST. Petersburg to implore aid OF tic
Gar.
Vice. Chancellor Mains. on taking his seat
in court, in London, 90 Saturday, said that :
man named Cosgragc, who throw an egg at
him the day before just as the court was ad
| i0urucd, and whom he committed tor contempt
| on being searched iu prison was found to have
a loaded pistol 10 his pocket The Vice
| Chancellor said he had asked the Solicitor 0
the Treasury to Inquire toto Cosgraves sanity.
Iglesias, one Of the claimants Of the Prcsi
dency Of the Mexican Republic, has published
manifesto at New Orleans, in which he tell
about his departure from that country, and o
the success of bis rival Diaz lie is in New
Orleans be Gays, that he may DO where DO cal
be more Immediately informed ofevcnts as the!
occur in Mexico. The hybrid creation nov
in power, he thinks, is exhibiting every symp
tom OF dissolution AS soon as he can succeed
10 having under his control any portion Of TIT
national territory he will repair thither to re
establish his lawful government
St. Patrick's Day was celebrated by the cas-
tie authorities in Dublin with The customa1
houors. The ceremony Of mounting guard q
the castle Oh the occasion was rendered yer
imposing by the presence Of the Duke Of Can
4 taught with the Lord Lieutenant and seVers
distinguished military officers. The garriso
of Dublin, 5000 men, we're trigaded and a
they marched past the vice regal balcony, TN
der the eyes OF the Prince, the bands playet
Irish national airs. Money vas thrown 10 th
crowd with view to arouse something tina
might pass for enthusiasm, and the whole cou!
and The military officers wore shamrocks.
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COOKING PRUNES'

One hogsheaI Vi
PRIME QUALITY
just received by ,,,,. RAMSAY.
dec It. w j.. -
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REPORTED DISCOVERY OF ANOTHER BIC
BoNANzA.-The San Francisco Post gives an
account Of an alleged discovery of new "bo-
nanza" lying east Of the Comstock lode and
parallel with it and abreast of the Consolidated
Virginia mines The formation was discovered
by running q diamond drill eastward from the
workings Of the above mentioned mines. Il is
held that from this fssurc has come an i'm.
mense volume Of water which has long delugcd
the lower levels. To test the question samples
of water from these mines wero eyaporatcd,
aud the sediment found on analysis to cores
pond with the composition OF the ore taken
from the drill holes. The matter has been kept
secret by the managers. aud prosecuting in
the direction Of the new bonanzl has been car
ried on With caution, the aim being to drain
the water from the ledge before tapping it,
fearing that rush of water might follow, and
that it would stop work in the mines 1t is
estimated that in few weeks it will De sale 10
begin prosecuting to develope the ledge.
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