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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30

10 Cuba the salaries of all public officials have
been reduced from tho Captain General down
wards In this country the reduction is only
made applicable to clerks. employees and labor
ers, while the salaries Of tho "jignitares -
President, Wise President. and members of Con-
gres'-rcmain as advanced under the war iu-
fation. And, by the way. during the present
canvass VIC have not heard a word said on the
stump" about retrenchment 10 these high
nlacns."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30

The Chief Engineer OF the u. S. army has
awarded to G. II. Jervis. of Baltimore, the
contract fer dredging Aqua Greek, at III
cents per cubic yard G. D. Spaids. Of Wash
ineton city, has been awarded The contract for
dredging the Ooscquau river, at II cents per
cubic yard aud the contract for dikes on the
Rappahannoek river has been awarded to Z. r..
Degraw, of Fulton. n. Y, at 81 IS and %
per lineal foot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30

The New York World says: "Our esteemed
AMI entcrplisirg contemporary, the Times,
printed yesterday truly thrilling tale Of con-
spirscy and kidnapping Oh the New York Cen
trail Railroad. The story being glVcE without
names or dates may seem to some PERSONS I'M
probable, tu. it is nevertheless true. We sat-
isGed ourselves that it was 50 before deciding,
when it was offered to US some months since
for publication, that We would not print Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30

Memphis, according to letter from the
Tennessee commissioner has been awarded the
prize for the best bale Of cotton at the Paris
exhibition. New Orleans coming 10 for the
second honOrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30

CO.. David j. Goodwin announces himself a:
democratic candidate for Congress in the %
district, against Hon. john Goode.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30

Four States will hold elections during the
month of August VIZ: North Carolina and
Tennessee. August ; Kentucky. August 5 ;
Alabama, August 6. Practically tho rcpubli'
CANS will mako no contest in either. The point
of interest 10 the North Carolina election Is
the Legislature, which will have the choosing
of United States Senator to succeed Mr..
Merrimon. The election in Tennessee will be
for judges aud county officials. la Kentucky
only county officials and minor officials will he
voted for. Alabama will elect a full State
ticket. County officers arc also to be chosen;
also Legislature. which will elect United
States Senator
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30

1t is said that Hon. S. S. Cox, of New York,
introduced and got through moro important
measures at the last session Of Congress than
any other ten members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30

We have received the premium list Of the
Piedmont Agricultural Society, located at Gull
pepper O. a.. for the fair of 1878. 1t is neatly
gotten up, but could have been printed equally
as we'll nearer home than Philadelphia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30
The Nautilus.

LONDON, July 30.-Thc little craft Nautilus,
from Boston, 45 days out, passed the Sicily
Islands yesterday. All we'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30

The emigration of Chinese laborers TO Perm
has been rendered impossible By the Opposition
Of the officials at Canton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30

10 Washington. yesterday, 10 the nclghoor'
hood Of the excavations for the printing and
engraving building crowds Of loungers were as
sembled discussing the situation. but there was
Nd further liotous demonstration. strong
forca Of police was on the ground, and tina Ia
borers went to work under their protection.
Snowdeu, the colored man who WAS SHOT on
Saturday. is represented as being 10 q danger
Gus situation Oh account OF internal hcmof,
rhages Henry Tarner, George DaVa'l anu
James Campbsll. Of the rioters, were arra'gned
10 the police court and sent to the chain gang
Graham, who was prominent IN iead'ng the
assault, was sent to Jail for ttrao months.
Cohen, the leader Of tho agtators, was not
ready for trial ADD his case was postponed unti'
Tomorrow. Paris. his so called secretary, was
held for the grand jury on charge OF reslstlog
an officer, and will have hearing to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30
E.a,SHL EO.H.HERTE.

Arrived 7 Helm and Nj ScalIy. /
Georges Creek Coal Co; Nora u Wi lie a.
l. Kuhn, TO Hamp 81 Bait Coal Go; A NJ
Donald, 10 Blsen Avon Coal Co; Round T@p
10 w A Smoct; & + Smith, to j L Agnew i ["
=, Departed-Boa';s, LYLE Nan, I II II, WI i
Kelly, ID l. Taylor. Matte, A Adams AnI !
Helm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30

Another meeting of the creditors OF the Jay
Cooke estate vas held yesterday in Philadel
phia. There was muoh discussion as to the
character Of the charges made for the SERVICES
of the committee. its counsel, and the clerical
force engaged 10 the settlement OF the estate.
Some of the creditors characterized them as
extortionate, but resolution to that effect va:
not adopted, nor was its adoption pressed alter
the trustee and the counsel made statements
showing that the trustee, though legally entitled
to one hundred and forty thousand dollars at
the ordinary percentage, was only credited
with thirty three thousand dollars. The general
sense of the meeting as expressed was that
the best thing to be dono was to dispose OF the
estate as quickly as possible, SO that the enor
nous expenses necessarily incident to its vast
details may DO stopped, and it was hoa'Iy
agreed that the plan submitted By the trustee
should be printed, and copy scot to each
creditor for either approval or rejection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30

The Richmond Congressional Convention /
to be held Oh the 9th Of August.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30

ERESH OATM l. received this day.
IL $3.50 ALLEN &. HARMON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30

ALEXANDRA MARKET, July 30.-Thece i: 3,
change 10 note in Flour. The receipts: O: Wnr,,
are increasing, AM :oGsy the offerings anlouht .
ed to 03l4 bushels; prices are scarcely > tim
aud sale: were inside e. from 81 - lVi mos: 90;
the sales, howaver, being St 100 AMI l0l. n
Corn or Eye We're reported Gas SO hithr:
snd 22) bushels brough! - III ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30

a SKILLFUL SURGICAL OPERATION An
important sugica operation vas performed
yesterday by DR.. Robert 5. Newton, at the
Eclectic Medical College. The patient, who ls
resident Of Piltsburg. Penn, was suffering
from an cncephaloid cancer, which began four
mouths ago and rapidly grew into large tumo!,
covering the entire space Of the temple. 1t
extended from the cartilage CT the ear to the
bridge OF the nose, and it had forced the eye
ball completely from the socket. The first step
after the patient had been chloroformed was
the removal OF the eye. The tumor itself was
then removed, by making q circular incis0n
about its entire base, cutting through to the
boue, and removing it from above downward.
1t was necessary to litgato the three temporal.
the transverse facial and the external carotid
arteries. The cutting away Of the cancerous
bone left the brain exposed 10 Two places, but
the doctor pronounced the operation successful,
and said that the man will recover: while, had
the tumor remained, he could not have lived
untl winter.
In the treatment Of the case sponge satu-
rated with solution of sulphate OF zinc was
placed 10 the orbital cavity. The open surface
was dressed With the same s5utlo0, and the
whole is to be healed by graduation through
the suppuratve stage, cold water belog the
oply secondary application. The patient had
been unsuccessfuly treated by lour OF the best
surgeons in Pittsburg, who we're unwilling to
perform the operation.-N. 7. TTtnne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-30

The genel tenn olthe Supreme Court of
New York, hNslterloon, affirmed the judg.
ments OF the OYand Tcrmiuer Court in the
matter OF Robert. Case, the convicted and
oentenced preside Of; the Security Life and
Annuity losuraneCompany, and of DR.. Lam
bert, the convcteand sentenced president Of
the American Polar The cases will prob
ably 20 TO the Cot of Appeals,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

An English paper tells ,ls TINT the
purchasers III horses for the French
army always cpdcasor Ia obtain II first
hook nj The animal when he IL III Iii.
stable, noting II the animal supports
himself equally well on MI his legs, un,l.
II one seems 10 yield. especially cxanin.
mn II. Attention II then directed to
thu lnrRsnass of tlln pupil IL the eye.
which ought a. h. .liIateI more IN thu
stable tllan when expose! 10 light. AZ
ter the animal Inns been led ont OF the
stable, tlls s,c ought 10 h. again exam.
ined ~ see II tie pupil hla been con.
trarted, II not. tllr sight IL frehle.
Others, ~ tnst ila power III vision,
ieiRn u strike the forehead Will, the
huni. II tle hollow over the eye be
dep and the temple gray. old age IL 10
b. concluded. Wounds about the tenn.
pie suggest attacks III siaggrrs. md,
when the end of the npse presents rir.
cllar sears. II nus br concluded flls
horse hus he.n tMitehrd with Il cor1 10
insure his 1nictncss while being shod Or
having lnI to submit 10 some painful
otHfutis,u
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15
Evidently DlinI like Chicago.

A story that Ne., Starr King told
twenty yours ago: When Chicago wns
il very Young city, with many PECULIAR
ties TINT na,lc il anything Int an insit-
ing abode. Il Frrnrl,nnn. who had r.
..ied somo years III New York. aud Ind
hnen IN thu halit of dining daily with
part, III friends NJ wcll.known reainn.
rant. announced IL them nr. evening
that he ha.l determined ~ rntn Chicago
10 live. Many regrets were expressed.
fof the Frrnchman WASH pleasant, fellow
aiil boon companion ~ we'll and more
tmn one bottle wins cracked That night
10 wish him bon rogage md prosperity
Some six weeks PASSED. tine evening
tho usual company assembled Tor din
nef. What VIZ their surprise 10 see the
Frenchmnn sitting In his accustomed
plnec. After hearty welcome and Il
general Misunderstanding, they Piled him
with questions ~ ~ his experiences iii
the West and the ea,isr 81 his sudden
return, .tieutleimrn," III. sail, "jaost
YEN henfken ~ me snt sliail say. Ven
~ ,lny ~ IliRainenf come. and ~ Lord
shall shy H. me, Sam, yon shall % to
Slecapo or ,on slllll ~ To hell, zen |
shall SAY, Sarr. | mnsll aIlig., hni
Itetare % |, tetf.' huston T,'ons.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

Il,. dncls II eldleu time were III their
results Very nnlILr ths French duel ~
to-day, Iur il,.rr II il phn-ils und tr,u
story ~ tMp nuhlainnn IN l'aria wlip
liafr.laA and determined IL settle
their differences without any 81 thu Gus
tommy iormnliiies. Accordingly. the,
entered il cpash, one ~ the sl.~. alm.
brrlnp old vehicles II tlle time. md III.
fssteI the epusliuun 10 dris. slowly
twira round tlie flaee ksynlr H. did
~, mil than nlipliial from liz hos ~
take liz further commands ~ liz lnas.
inf, Hut tint master WIS never ~ iaslie
another order, H. ii, III III. roncl,
dna,l IN nil.f murderer anil victim.
fnt I,en.nili him sns tlt corpse ~ his
nlI friend, hi. nsN enemy. pierced viii,
iutilIlrfnl,le wounds, 4 ln. etltiull,
Aaup,ilunr, took plne, III TIN r.ign ~
James H. litarall I've lulil,mati; tiip
caias being fl1a almost lnsnriahIe ono
~ faif lui,a, The Duke WA III. elluls
Ienpsf. mud. contrary e. iir laws III duel
inp, allowed the Lord his choice III wanp.
OILS, They NIL IN Hyde Park III nrol,i,
Nns. nnisrruI,l. morning. nnd. ~ was
ns,nl III iiips. dnsA, commenced viii,
pistol. The, fired tso shots apiece
will, Int iriliibp results. the seconds.
even III this .arly stage. being nne.nA-
ing III their elIIaasnrR ~ effect IL recon.
ciliasIob, The eDinbnia,lts then seized
their swords md rushed npoi, .ueli 9TH.
nr, Thu jmpelunmits II The Dukes IN,
snnli l,nd Mell.Dipl coAt the Lord liz
life, NJ. IN receiving II, b. clipped 81
the wst grass nni stumbled on to hi
knse, narrowly escaping thrust
through tho heart Apnin tin seconds
interposc. btt without result: nnl. Will,
r.do,,bled fury the combat IL renewed.
AZ Int they arrive NJ II .lrnl lock their
arms arr round enrh others l,oIs. their
swords nre firmly intsflaecd. aIld their
Rlnsinp, Meril.sst faees nre almost touch.
Ing earh otler. III nn.l FRI their bodies
sway. ench knowing TINT tie nne who
gels elear firsi has the pil,rr ut l,ip MGR
~, till, by one simultaneous Nrencl.
tll.y rpring apart and their swords
bDtl, sl,irl into the air md fall far from
them Nothing now II further from
the thoughts ~ either III them than ~
rrsinu ilin contest. They riisl, .nurrI,
fnr tllrir swords aud npnin fall to, Snpll
Ill. Lord II run through, the ssord.nrin.
and The duke, in making TIN thrust.
slips LITTLE anL TAILS forward. Quick
~ lightning III. wounded inu,i shifts
his sword from right hand ~ lsft and
rims II through tie Dukr'n l,aIy. lint
III ~ ,l1ing Il. lca,.A lis whole body
lInpnarird. liz cnnnnt withdraw liz
s~ord. md tlie duke. with ihe weapon
till in his holy. ,naker desperate hinges
Y ~ him. For sDm. time III wards m
ID. tlIrnsts with his hands. Int tlie
Duke. closing. rms him through just
below NJ. hean. Iii falling forward Ii.
drew hia sword mt III tho Duke. I.ody,
/ and. stumbling arsv1r the blade. snapped
II short VI tte l,ilt The Duke. m.lnp
this. lrol. liz sword p,rponeIy arrt@.
ILL., knss, nnl, staggering wildly with
I ontstreirlsd hands. I'LL upon tl,r d.i,i
bods ~ l,is risnI. tI,en. with onr despair
ing pronn. turned hi taer hnssnward
\ aud died. lty1xU,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15
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II ntA s%sAfis W. itsfs*eRsa t4Aef nqr lssGs
n NH thu iailaanes Nys tstNWss8l Il
Nsssih lsss than s1sat1 snsi pkrs mi
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I ,l1t ~ ~8Hth lisA shan eai mts4tgs
~ ilst III lss ,lwtlsnrs IN thit r4su,ss,
ats..in NJ VALUED II assasl nil ntsvassi
lfsisaa TIN siwt llnnA iii III ,n,atsilN.lss
vrr@ni II muel4 nnllas N NH III
sailtf Awelllnrs II flB State pei ~
gs,htf.
lIrre arr Nsfte asiiiiiunHl tnfa ia Tho
slniirts,#i lire thas arr nut without III
tsts.i 81 ssr,uns min,l,sl ,H1it p
i.ssiI,s1i laAlneiisvl, industrious Nv
leakrr~. 81 Ills mr. safhntA ~ f#tm
hnhsia. t,nt liali III slr working uttnen
~ ilr sta,e at hunse servants. anil
th.r' nra no lower than i;ss.gia III
iham usef i'a,.tsH, m.n turn their
lsfsad ~ slas lnlasvrs the nlasliinl~t.
nnmlWf lltasai. ite eaulafs. sii1l thu
insn foundry operatives, ~.pl,. the
hlarksnsslA inSti. the ,uhinrimaLsfs.
1.tHiii ilie tanners. A.a,I. sIr mill anil
factory operatives. i.i.iiil. The printers
t2.s!2s, the ciparmak.fs. l2,als: the
painters nnl nlarl.rs. 23,tilas the enr.
lantrrs nni i"inrrs. h1.li'.: The lpnt
and shoe makers. .J.iii There afc
.,l.sH,i clerks, ln.i,,1 iailofe und seains
tr,s~4cs. anil 3l,t1f milliners and lr.ss.
makers.
Passing ~ another qualification. W.
learn that I.TTH.uiT New Workers arr
married. ah1..slj unmarried, l.IlJ Ill.
spre.l. while ~ widows an. wluw.rs
W have among vs. 2is.TTIs ia the last
census year only one family in forty
ti,r Ind thu plca~ln. excitement II ii
wedding - Agm Iurl Nm
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15

What GMl Inns joined together III
NJ man plt nsnndsr." This. ~ II
started over the telegraph wires this
morning FROM this place 10 rrAcl, its
two hotrn litter. III N.prgc.
town. tol.. 3.itpO miles away, ended The
most novel marriage on record, joining
I'LL death nhall part Mr., Wheeler Il.
IiliH, if Hrorrrinwn. ~ Miss Linn knil.
rrs. ~ this to~tl. The history III this
strange proceeding. ~ related 10 your
correspondent II, friend IL thu parties,
II A. follows Three years ago.
Wheeler Ellis. ii young. poor, und hurl.
working mechanic, LIFT Washington for
tie far West III Hrrk lia fortune, Inv.
~ behind lovely nnl lonely maiden
10 await liis coming III apnl. future time,
when his fnanrss Wunld admit VI
marriage. This time lind come this
week, Int, pil account III business ~.
engemrnts. the yonng lnnn found be-
could not make the trip East. A friend
arriving here Yesterday from tl,c West
~as commissioned ~ take tile young
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15
Knew III. III Course.

4 Detroit grocer, Who In. II little time
Ia study human nature. mil who'd sns.
money II he onl, Ind i little more time
wrote n note 10 several parties selected
fertl,n occasion. IL the effect tint l,e had
loat his account hooks and m,ist depend
upon their honor IL cnll aud give in the
balance against them. Tine ~ illcm re-
Piled TINT lie presumed he owel ~ or
-. when ihe books showed TINT lac
owed 80; another thought there might
i. Il possible balance against him.
tlro,,pl, lie had heen very careful 10 lmy
cash down, and vet his account was ~
mud over. Ont 81 twelve or fourteen
customers, fl,r grocer found one who
replied TINT le owed ss.sO. being 80
cents too much. III then wrote 10 each
TINT h. hnI found l,is hooks. aud sent
statement ~ account, and, m they
dropped into thu store one III time,
e,ul, laughed, shook hands. and re-
,nnrkcd:
knew II wins ono ~ ypnr jokes.
II course, md ~ thought III give yo,,
. chance to pla, il clear through !"
Ifsc Press.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-15
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relate Their experience. aud John still
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