Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-15

state that the struggle ic the Cabinet for the
asccoia2cy coElicucs. The Brt''h party Is
sill 10 power.
The resurrection ia TheSaiy is sim st over.
whelued By the large foree. ct Turks sapt IRON
| Ttraca srd Bulgaria. Ia Ep!rus ii completely
LaUgs f7e a5d CO orly be revived by consider
ob!s ,tfyrts OF Greek sympatbz2Ts. The Gee
,aps are still able 10 hold their OVID. bu; il is
feared that Turkish reotorcemerts will be sent
to he isIaDd
The Greeks are much discouraged. They
| believe hat Russia is intriguing against them
News OF khe bay.
lntense excitement prevailed at Huntsville,
Tennessee, Saturday nlght over the proposed
I,ucsog of Btbj 4min Evans, Ephraim Hall
and Frank Kelley. all coorcd, who confessed
70 the assassination the day previous Of George
Shocnherper well Known butcher. They iu-
pIlcated Mike White, also butcher as having
| Instructed them to commit the deed. 4 mob
assembled yesterday and threatened to take
them all out and lyLch them, but the Jail was
we'll surrounded with guards, and the mob
finally dispersed.
S. Angler Chacc the Treasurer oftbe Union
Mills, of Fall River, whose frauds amount 10
over half milIlcn, has at last been committed
TO JAIL His family aud friends, who have been
rulntd by his crimes, were aCXIous that he
should be spared this humiliation, that is deem.
ed nothing but justice when stsrVing man
6ches loaf CT bread to support lie. When
be appeared there to-day be had DO counsel and
pleaded not guilty. 10 default Of $500 QUO bail
FIR bis appearance 10 The Supreme Court 10
j u0c next. he will be recommitted.
10 Philadelphia Oh Saturday the motion for
new trial 10 the case OF Biasius Plstorius, the
ex priest convicted of the murder Of Isaac JAG
quctte, was overruled and be was sentenced to be
,xecuted. He has been tTic, convicted, aud
the application oveIruled was for third trial.
When the decision was announced the prisoner
arose 10 rage and accused bis lawyers of bad
faith, and denounced the Judge as murderer
of justice. His counsel will carry the case to
the Supreme Court.
Ia New York, Francis Boicc FreDchnsn,
was taken to the hospital last right suffering
from terrible Injuries received few days ago
while wrestling with bear. Boiue has been
giving exhibitions durog the past few months,
aud it was generally supposed that he had full
control over the animal. The matter has been
kept vtry quiet and it was not until the doctor,
who has been attending the Injured man, re-.
ported him dying hat the police were notified
Four.6fths of the weavers in the CocEeco
Mills, at Dover, n. H., struck this morning
owing to the corporation reducing the prices
per cut from 2l cents to IS! ceots. The corpo-
ration claim that as the Fall River Mills made
a reduction the Cocheco Mills are obliged to
follow to compete.
The Third National Back Of Cioci0oat, and
the Northwestern National Back of Chicago,
resumed specie payments Saturday, redeemog
their notes in gold, aud the other national banks
of those cities will soon adopt the same policy.
A tornado yesterday at Cottonwood, Kansas.
blew an entire train Of tOrty6yo cars of the
track. y stock train was also wrecked pear
Emporia A number OF houses were demoI
shed and several lives lost.
Arms and ammunition have passed through
San Antonio, Texas destined for Mexico. aod
it is supposed that movement against Dlsz is
contemplated.
MIscEGENATIoN IN TExAs.-A despatch TO
the St. Louis Globe Democrat from Houston,
Texas, states that three years ago farmer
named Mcclure, living 10 Walker county, and
head of very respectable family, hired a
young negro man named Walker Denniog to
work on his farm. Mcclure has three daugh-
tiers, one of them Miss Fannie Mcclure, a
handsome young girl Of ssveotcen. aod who
stood we'll 10 society. Recently Miss Fannie
clopcd with this negro from her father house
at dead OF night and 10 a wagon. They es
capped to he railroad depot, and thence came to
Houston last Thursday, taking up their abode
Miss McGuire's brother started 10 pursuit,
and o. Sunday morning last, by the aid OF q
Deceive, found the pair Tha Houston author
| -; cd ho no nnnrr n
ing concealed weapons aud threw him iDto
jail, aud The girls brother and uucle took her
pack homo. 10 the meantime Justice u. u.
Hoaul, Ct Riverside. Walker couaty, sent :
warrant to the Houston Sheriff altcr DenOg,
vino was forwarded Tuesday evening 90 the In
terraliona train ir charge Of Deputy +.
Morris. The latter delivered the prisoner 10
Jusi,e I1oIla0d aud took receipt for hln.-
The ncgro was placed 10 40 unoc,upied house.
with trace chan around his Dec6 and locked
to staple 10 the f,or. Towards midnight Cd
Tuesday a NIB of twenty men 90 horseback,
armed With double oarrelcd shot guns, rode
into Riverside aud demanded the keys 10 the
house where Deoiug Was. Deputy Sheriff
Morris aud Operator johnson, who we're watch
Ing them, were ordered eff. The mob then
went 10 snd struck the prisoner, who ratified
the chaio as he aWoks. lie cried :Oh! j. aud
the mob began shootiog At every shot Den.
lug screamed and cried for help, till the last
four shots, when his voice was still. Two
pounds of shot were left 10 his body a
whole load OF bucksbot WAS put toto bis heart
The mob then remounted their horses aod
rode away 10 the moonlight. The corpse Was
left lying with its face to the floor.
A Sad Case Of Drowning.
We received intelligence yesterday from
Princess Anne of one of tho saddest occurrences
that it has ever been our painful duty to report
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