Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-04
ShIlsN.eck.

ES"'R"ASSns
CHESTER, Pa, Oct. 4-The crew OF the lost
steamship Magnolia is still here awaiting thu
return Oh the captain, who left this morning to
make arrangements for their transportation f.
New I ork, where they all live. The men ara
very destitute The first officer says that The
boat had hard time in getting from the si0;
ing vessel to the bark Stralsund, which vas
,twofmi!es to thelesWsrd. One boat containios
seven men sWamped shortly after leaving The
Magnolia and everything was swept ovcrboar,
the boat being butfeted about for three hour,
The men having 10 oars hung on the sides NJ
til they were rescued by their comrades The
transfer required four or five hours time. Tie
sea ran Very high, and five trips were made b..
tween the ships. Ali the canvas Of the Mag.
nolia was torn to shreds, and it was impossible
to stand on deck without holding on to som.
immovable part Of the vessel. Tho men work.
ed cody and bravely. The captain was the las,
to leave the ship, aud he and few who We're
with him came near being lett by The bark, a.
it was thought that the Magnolia had gour
down, and that the men could not be slScl
The second officer, however, prevailed upo9
the captain Of The bark to nd a beat back
thus saving the entire party. All speak Vjr5
highly OF the brave conduct Of Capt Dagger.
and that Ut the captain Of the bark
GEN. WALKERS SPEECH Gen. Waikat
the conservative candidate for Lieutenant uo2
eruor, made speech at Isle Ct Wight COAT
house last Monday, in which he expressed tis
firm belief that the interest on the public drht
and the usual appropriations tor the pnbu'
schools and for the ordlOary State cZpcHs'>
could be met by reducing the legislative cHp>N
scs, by reducing tho criminal expenses. by q,
lninishng tho number OF ielon"s and by rotd
pelng the criminals to work on the roadS, auf
by greater zeal and Industry on ihe part N TIA
commissioners Of the rrVGnnr. lie doe n'i
believe that the coupon debt al twenty mianr
eau be repudael nor that the pecler debt %
nine millions may be practically rcpGdlated h.
failure to make any appropriation Tor the IN
tcrest on that debt He believes that Tia
pccler creditors and the coupon creditors would
accept Of any accommodation or compr'mIir q
their deb. that would place the intcrcst at thnt
debt withiu the revenue that can be iairI an+
honestly raised uron property at the rr"a""i
rate Of taxation. lie is in Invcr OF 4 fuller 80,
more complete disclosure OF p..Eioua property
and of an assessment Of thai property. IL
thinks that when these things are done TIE
revenue raised ilom the present tate 9! taxa
ton will pay the interest aud meet tlt o'hr
expenses; and it Is ou'y 10 the conllngrnty I'''
it does not, only when it comes to be pnr'.l.H
in this emergency between = rerudiAll"1oi
the debt or an Increase oil taxes, that ih'n, ALL
then only, is he 10 favor OF an iucr1a'c ~ lax
alton.
A JUDGE RETIRES FROM TIE BENT!i "
correspondent Of the Cincinnati E.G4nrrr, WI
ing from Vanceburg, Kentucky. says :-OI,
Criminal Court was opened Ly judge Sand IL
oroditablo stglp, but 10 business WAS rlns,'
ted, because Judge Sands filled to sus!aIh h!-
judicial and personal dignity. There was mu II
bad feeling manifested at one time toward til.
young and gifted Judge, until he came INT
court and said
"GeaiieMen and FHIoW Citizens II app.
before you to say / am vi ,tlm to = vice whir'
! has disgraccd me before you aud my c'nH!W.
As entered this court room, heard some 't.
say: There gees petty timber to max
criminal Judge o. | feel that remark As St.
| through my heart, for it is Just am unwolIh}
of the high honor and trust you have cDn!;rr,i
ofioe have lost, being unworthy Gilt IaEdu@
me, friends aud countrymcn, but you shall h'a
this no longer My judicial integrity and eli!
cial acts are bIameess. Thank God, | an l..
| longer criminal Judge of Lewis county. MAY
| Heaven keep me in my afll;ction"
This eloquent and feeling aprca! Vas neN.1
heard here before. Prejudice was lUra"'l :"
sympathy, and sympathy to compassion I"
Judge Sands lie has a warm Iac2 IN "t!'
hearts, and We hope he will return to u t.
formed. . .....,.
The returns from the election in Coora t. a.
very tardy and mcsgrc. Stone Tor Judge =:
the Supreme Court. the nominee.o OF both part.'5.
was elected without opposition. There were y"
other nominees on the Stato ticket. The ""
| men suffrage arrangement WAS defeated. l.
| Denver tho republicans elected Styles for May
| by 81 m, ority and tho balance OF tho ticket -
cept one Alderman in tho Fifth ward and H.
corOner5.
The quantity Of Pork and other improper Io't
consumed is enormous and produces is l"rvi
| table results in iDnumcraGla types Of dla '%s>
especially those Of the blood, exhibited III l'IH'
Piles, Blochcs. Sores, Get, all ot which, how,
ever, yield rapidly and surely to DIR. Bulls H!o,i
Mixture.