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Anti Fat ChemicaIlI Examined.

The analytical chemist, w. B.
DRAKE, of Buffalo, n. ", recently an-
alyzed Allan's Anti-Fat, and gave the
following: CERTIrIcATE
have subjected Allan's Anti-Fat to
chemical analysis, examined the pro-
cess of lts manufacture, and can truly
say that tho Ingredients Of which 1t Is
composed are entirely vegetable, and
cannot hut act favorabiy upon the sys-
tenn, and 1t is well calculated TO attain
the object for which IL h intended.
Sold by druggists.
w. b. DRAKE, Chemist.
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II. NJ. Matthews left, at our Office,
one day last week, II sample OF wheat
grown on his farm. The stalks meas
urs 5 feet and 10 inches. 1t Is fair
average Of IL i've acre iield.-Htrt Ar-
Otfs
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BALDWIN, MICH, THURSDAY, JULY ls, 1873
Weather RepQrt.

Tie following weather report was
prepared aud furnished by Lees. Cobb,
ofYates township: mf
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Ifyou wish to choose from large
and well selected stock Of Boots & Shoes,
g0 to JONES Il HOLLIsTER's.
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The Boss five cent Cigar, at
JONES ~ HOLLIsTER's.

A large stock OF Hats aud Caps just
arrived at JONES * HoIIAsTEI,'s.
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Three lbs OF Young Hyson Tea for
$1.O0, at F JONES & HoI.IfsrER's-
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Flour. Feed, Provisions and Grocer-
les, always OH hand at lowest market
price, at JONES Il HoILrsTEK's.
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Notary Public. Will attend prosaptiy to all
baldwin, Mich.
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AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
Only Office mt Baldwin City, Mich
located near to and northeast OF the
depst.
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Buy the Choppers Delight" of
JOKES d HOLLISTER.
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gakf GoAutg STIR.
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~ 4 the country who IN willing 10 work
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O. .. wnirK. u d. nAIGHT.
White 4 Haight,
Attorneys at Lar,
S-27 Ludington, Mich.
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Dentist, Reed City. Twenty-four
years practice. Office, over the jewel
n store formerly owned by Hubbard.
$50
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SAIsv1W. LAEr Ceuxrr, MionrsAr.
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Tho's NmurthWaite,

Attorney At Law and Solicitor In
ElnnceTy, Real Estate and Insurance
Assnt. ONE In Court House building,
B6Adwin, Mich.
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A. ". Jenkins, II. D.,
Homeopathic Physician 4 Surgeon.
Onace aud residence OH Slosson Avenue,
Reed City, Mich 3-5
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This House has been newly finished
and re-furiiislled, and will be kept In
lrt-class style. Charges reasonable.
Coed stalking. +. Indermill, Proprie-
ter, Baldwin, Mich. 3-3G
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Treasurer Of Lake county. Will at
tend promptly and carefully to all bus
lness relating to payment Of resident
and nonresident taxes. Address, Bald
win, Lake Co., Mich. @ 3-A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-24

Il is hoped that Mr. E71r's, when h
makes bis proposed saceoh ~ New Io'k to
night will tell an anxious couotry Low /: hap
peaed tina. &C administration Determined upoi
eevating the civil service should have mad
the charge Of completely 10 the presidential
fraud d suHicieo: grouod for giving lucrative
ofiic, to every man and woman against Wacu'
it was brought. There are macy oths: oostTuse
points CONNECTED With Mr.. Hayes's admIaistrs
tioo, such, for instance, az the causes that Fro
duced tie revocation Of !hc orders prohibiting
off 20 holders from taking au active part IL
politics, and foroiddiok poIitica! assessments
upon watch the Secretary Ct State could en-
tighten his befogged couu,rgmep, but II ne sbai
explain the one to which We specially re'e'
satisfactorily, they will be content to wait Pc
iienty until be shall be moved to make taithel
revelations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-24

LONDON, Oct. 24.-No India Council bills
wetv roi yesterday. The Iadisn goVernmen:
purchased zohange al Calcutta instead. This
bsl favorable Influence OF the silver market.
LONDON, Oct 24.-Sevaral German Socialist
newspapers anticipating suppression announce
their disooa;inusuce, but at tho same time I'D
7cfisc tic appearance CT new journals by the
sanc publishers. THUS the Vorwarts, par.
tcuasiy vio!cut Socialist organ, announces TIC
speedy appearance 81 paper to be named tie
"Rstorm Journal to be devoted to the ger
cra Interests c! The people.
Tie editor Of the St. Petersburg Russki
Ffav2as has received bis Grs! warning for pint
icE a letter tc General DfenteIu, the DeRI y ap.
pointed chief Of the secret police, exborting
him to deal liepienly With political offenders.
The Go!os has received its first warning, and
lis sale Gu The street has been suspended FIX
attacking the general artl Socialist Law.
LONDON, Ocs "A The steamer Ely Rise,
from Cardiff for Tgbee, went ashore last night
Gu one OF the Sc:lly ls!anIs, tu: was tcwcd cA
ard sank in Fix lahoms Of water.
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The Indians.

BISMARCK D. T., Oct lit is believed thst
that Chez ercs are across tho Missouri River and
well on to Sitting Bul's camp, They crossed
tho Yellowstone over week ago seventeen
miles from Fort Ksogh. They csmo upon
General Miles without, his having the slightest
warning from General Gibbon, acting COM
msnder Of tho Department OF Dakota Gibbon' 6
advices to Miles OF tho Indians moving north
did not reach Fort Keogh until after the In
dishs had crossed the Yellowstone. Az a mat
ter Of fact the Indians were on the Yellowstone
before Gib5on started aay Information from st.
Paul 10 11nerai Miles. Miles feels he WAS bad
ly treated.
-Four days after the Cheyenncs had crossed
the yellowstone the Seventh cavalry. tired and
worn out by long nsrrh through the Bad
Lands We're scouting in the Sand hlil In South
ern Dakota Tor these s-me Indiana.
The Indian Bureau Was aware that the South.
ern . heycuues were starving before the receLt
outbreak. but il Was impossible tC supply the
Inoians il tine. BY reason OF some delay before
tie necessary supplies can reach the Indians in
Oregon and Washington this fall, remote from
railroads and naVigsble streams. they will, from
all accounts, be starving IN large numbers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-24
Fusion City Ticket in New York

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Thc county ccnyeu.
tons of the republican party, the city demo.
ceacy, c2uoty democracy, ltsior Hail demo.
cTaey, and German iaiepc1Ict: c;tzers party
were held last night.
The SEVERAL coovcatcn5 were We'll attended
and ptr!cct harmony aIt; great cathus!s III 3.a
vailed.
Coniere1co committees were apgoottl 4,
previous meetings to agree ca Candidates, and
thes; c1nmttecs reported ct each convention
tue following Candidates: For mayor, Edward
Cooper; dis;fic: att0raey, l,.1i. X. pGeIc:
city judge, Rufus b. Co@!os: cnroocr, MGri,,
i Ilogc!; aldermen q: large. \. W. Burn:
Frederick Flick, j. Graham Hyatt, aud NIcbo
las llaughtoG.
ihe repn!;s @cIe "csrptcd. aid tie ah5ya
named are rar he 1omuccs CT tbs t?e pa1ues
opposed TO tammany.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLI 81
ED9AR SN-OwDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER "a, 1875
Iris understood that Senator CoDkiiDg has

II is understood that Senator CoDkilng has
p!eJged himself to bavs Mr.. Arthur 1eiostated
IS collector CT customs at New York. AS he
KEPT Mr.. Arthur 10 Office for many months
after Nlr. Hayes tried to get hin out, and Only
failed to retain him logger because the Senate
adjourned, the pledge alluded to does at seem
50 very extraordinary. II il be kept It Will
prove tia: sae New York Senator, i nobody
else, j. bigger maa thau the President That
he is bigger il some respects 90 one hss doubt
g. s;rcs be "gent back CO Mr.. Hayes stter
su,ce s:ipg ADD advocating thc means oy which
the latter o5;aioad his ftautu!ent position, act
that be may tr.7e b:tter in the one referred
10 is not, = the tlsht IT the past ADD fr5seut,
at ali improbable. The only men 10 the Ser
ste CO whom Mi. Hayes could bsSe relied
implicit = Tor support in ;he attainment OF cry
Of his otjsc:s no: detrimental to the true inter
cs,s f the country are the sou,hero democrats,
bu: his futile Efforts to win back the !a7oE q
the radicals haze SO Disguised hem tnat even
those whose dis?rsisio towards bin Was at
first 50 friendly as to satja ct them to the haTsh
criticism OF their trJeuds. liz: S=1a!oT I'!!,
have been driven away from him, 81 that now
men # his cWo parts even less !tf lcn,a ,tati
Seaetcr Coukii0g. can probably lids o7sr h'm
With imruniy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-24

1t is we'll known fac. that drunkenness i;
OF inir:uaent occurrence 10 vine drinkiEg
countries; it is as we'll Known that the Anne; lean
people are fond of vine, and ara only pre7e3ted
from using it as a popular bsVersg, BY RI ason
of its high p:i,e. al! Jet some of the temper
ancs advocates IN the North arc opposed to
the abo.iioo Ct the tariff. The cats, Of their
opposition b, ,res appareot ahea i: is rscot'
l.ced ths. hy TIE operation OF the ta,it, they,
though l!c meo, pay 90 more toward the sup
p.rt of tho government than th,i poor neigh,
bore, who, Gcba.ltd from the Use Of light wine
By this tariff, resort 10 that Of cheaper Eu: more
Intoxicating liquors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-24
posTOFFlCs HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON, u. G., October %, ISIS

W a';lil-sh4OH ~. ~ oCtooSl ~, i>'N' }
EIitor Star 10 your report contained 10
The Star Of yesterday Of the Examination before
Commissioner Mills Of Mr. hIiGk, a messenger
CT the Clerks cticc OF the House OF RsprcScn
tatives, charged with pur!ciDiog certain letters
addressed 10 the Clerk ADD other Officials, sou,
20 doubt, uDutcutio1sl!y do great ioju7ttc, TO
the officials Of Tic House postoftiac. A!r. kink
wss t1c regular mail messenger OF the Clerk S
Office, AID NC delivered the mai! to him BY al
thorlty, aud ate in 60 way responsible Tor bis
conduct. Ihs coorcd boy, Mcdaniel, who you
say was arrested IS 90 accomplloe ct Kinks
Taa Got in auy sense au employee Of this office,
but was only = hor5o boy, employed privately
by onc Of the messengers to 90 along With him
10 drive bis team aut 10 take lis wagon AID
horse to and from the stable. lie had 20 status
10 this cficc, and Certainly had 20 access to the
mali here, and my Instructions were positive
that he should net have elsewhere. lie vas
net "empIcyed at small compensation to do
the work of clerk absent duriug most OF the
recess" No employee CT this cf,c has been
implicated in ary manuer, nor. SO far as kDo7,
suspected Of any irregularity.
j. NJ. STEUART Postmaster II. H.
81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-24
Virginia News.

Tic ia tcTm Of the Supreme Court Ct 4,
peas CT Elrsloia vii! begin in Richmoud L. r p,
TUESDAY week. -
Captain Reuben Fauuain WAITE, c! Pearls
targ' died lest week. lie REPRESENTED h.,
coro'y 10 the Legislature 10: some ycsF. ~
Il is reported thas Janus G!ie,sIey wao LIVED
10 the neiahbcrbood Of Homeland, ia Cuipens,
equity, committed suicide few days since,
&. ". Lyon, wealthy EogIishmau, bs.
purchased farm Gear SHoope's Depot An,
gu5ta countC. lie purposes arriving 10 VIZ
GINA about the lst Of November with view n,
making additional purchases fer other rarrr:
a. well a. FIR iiimsn!t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-24
Yellow Fever.

CHATTANOOGA, OCT. 23.-Dr. Vsndemans
reports yellow fever for the twenty four hours
ending at p. 10. Daaths-Robert Butler,
Jacob Scbntilman and Annie Bean. New
cases, tbrse white and one colored. Among
the whites is Hon. Thomas j. Carlllc, mayor,
who stood manlully at bis pcs, usiog every
cxerlicn for The relief Of the sufferers. Re-
corder Mopger is somewhat better, but still
critical ...,...: g.,
The thermometer fell rapidly last night, and
ice formed il sheltered places. The doctors
arc more hopeful. Drs. Lee and Omstead, OF
tue Atlanta Hospital, returned homo this
evening, DR.. Hope taking charge. The relief
committee have only three days supplits on
hand. The desliluiion is Very great among
the oolorad population. who will have to be
supported until manufaoto,les start up. The
total css,s Oh hand are 49. Clear and cool to
night. .... -. -...,9 T. ...... ..~....
New ORLEANS, October 23.-Daatbs from
fever 49,
MEMPHIS. OF. 23.-Dsatbs. Is. ..
LATER
CAIRO. ILL.,, Oct., 23.-Thero was heavy
frost with thin ice thi, morning. The official
day shows 90 deaths and % new cases. The
quarantine agsiast the South will be raised %
the 29h instant.
sVIcKsBURa, Co.. 23.-Deaths to day -
Mr.. Ransom, Ada Smith, Mary b. feale,
jacob Ksizneyer and Captain E. B. MeIley,
prominent planter 10 this equity, and &. W.
Edwirss The situation is regarded as favor
able, though the weather is warm. A new
express agent arrived to Cay aud reopened the
office for business, i; having been closed by the
death Of George Burns, who died 10 the line
Of duty. There is an encouraging improve.
meat 10 the condition Of Colonel Fioweror.
MEMPHIS. Oet 23.-Erom six o'clock las.
tight until noon to day undertakers reported
eleven interments. The streets are throDged
with returning refugees. and business is being
gradually resumed. The Howard Association
are continuing 10 send to their homes all nurses
from abroad. There was heavy frost last
night
New ORLEANS, Oot. 23.-Weather clear
cool and windy. Deaths 10, cases reported
l73. Total deaths. 1874. Total cases, II 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-24

The storm Of Tuesday night, Information OF
tic damage caused by Which could not DC Oh
tanned yesterday, in Consequence, OF tho pros
tratiou of the telegraph wires. seems to have
swept all the country cas-; OF the AEeganles
AS the wind blew from the cast AID Goa
tcuuentiy towards the coast, antic pated reports
Of shipwrccks arc By no means srcuadIeas
ao1 &C, ouols Of many such cata5trophea, should
they come, will not be unexpected.
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Tine a. nj. & d. X, H.

Tho case of the atlantic, Mississippi and Cnio
railroad, on motion Of The trustees for decree OF
foreclosure and ssla OF the road under mortgage,
wss resumed in the United States Circuit Court
2. Richmond yesterday, further argued and sub
mitted to the court. Decision reserved. Subse-
quently the attention of the court was occupied
with the matter of the petition Of II. K. Stow,
art IS holder oi cet.sin certificates ofthe Vlrgi-
nia and Tennessee railroad, tho object of the
holder of sad certificates being to have them
recognized Is lien superior to that OF the AT
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio mortgage. Other
holders of the same certificates, which amount
cause, which is known by tho title of Francis
Skiddy and other trustees vs. the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad. was argued and
also submitted to the court The decree applied
for by the trustees of the railroad ask for:
A sale Of the whole line the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio railroad and its property as an
entirety, subjec! TO tho liens the several devil
sional bond.
Tho master shall make the sale at Richmond,
giving at least ninety days notice in the news
papers
At tho sslo tho purchasers may pay IN part
payment of the purchase money Atlantic, ms
tent of the dividend of the proceeds that such
bonds would be entitled to.
The proceeds to be used to psy the recelye;s
Indebtedness outstanding at the tine CT sale
and such matured indebtedness prior in point OF
lien to the consolidated mortgage, as the court
shall direct; the balance to be divided among
the holders Of the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio consolidated bonds.
The trustees are asking FOR sale Of the prop
erty for the benefit Of ali the consolidated oond.
holders. The divisional bondholders holding
prior lious remain just where they now are, their
riyhts not being in any way disturbed. me
out.tsnding divisional bonds aggregate about
S. 250. Geo The total amount Of the Atlantic,
Mississippi aud Ohio coneolidsted bonds secured
By the mortgage under which these proceedings
terest thereon to Oct. l, 1873, is 81, G95. 2e9 TO-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-24

BALTIMORE. Oci. "a. -An electiuD for mem
ters OF the first branch OF tie city couneii took
place yesterday. The damccrats elected their
candidates 10 each of The twenty wards of the
city. IL six wards there was 20 opposition to
the democratic Douioees. In the other wards
there were gresnbsck, independet. or republi
Gao candidates. but 30 combined, organized op.
position. The democratic vote was 23,lo9;
opposition, 4, 499; total, 27,69S; democratic ma.
jorty 49, 100
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-24
The President.

CUMBERLAND, Nd. Oct. 24.-The President
and Mrs. Hayes, Secretary Sherman, General
Tyler, of Baltimore and others arrived here at
one o'clock this morning and were meet at the
depot by the President Of the Agricultural Fair
Association and Hon. Lloyd Lowndes, j.. Thew
are qusrtered at the Queen City Hotel. At 10
O'clock this morning the party was conveyed TO
the Fair grounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-24

The New Ordeal, in the last number Of
Backwood's Magazine, isouc Of the best pieces
ct sa,iricai writing that has lately appeared in
he Eosii h language The writer shoots the
lilies Ct the present age as respects the prose-
oution Of war By charitable, methods, with an
aim that not only makes the feathers fly. but
that brings down the game at every shot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-24

Of tie firm 81 c;!lett 6 Stiger. end well Know
member 6 the bar. det! il tbs city La. Iisu.
after q short i!!nrss.
DISEMBOWGLED Bi 4 SHARK. The -t.q
Alice Davies has arr.7ci il the Messy lion
the CO.'S: OF Ja"a. anG reports The death Of oae
Of her crew, I! I'cI.hman, osnsd Wi its
Jones OHen=. u3jer r:Ey shoc6irg cireIu
stances. Owets, Y h tyuc othaGs OF the CIV
weut to ba:ha rs be- ship !aY :. archo; 81
Probolicgo. They rad uct been G the water
many nl5utes Whcn U@eG:, who Vas the !ar,h
est from the vessel, uttered & Ic!og stu. h.
twas then seen 'h5t be had been attacked BY
q shark, which with one bite had Completely
discmboTyitd u. fac nate being OH deck,
and hearirc The cry, t!r!w 4 rop. IL The "a
fortunate map, VITO arasped il.
lie WAS thea hlHltd toward tie =h'p, bur
becoming exhausted BE io>acntt hi 30 q
/ the rope anu sank inmrdiiteii. Tie shsrA,
! @hch was following ORa;s. disappeared below
| to complete lis work Ovens gas only % year.
Old, ald tc!lEEcd 10 DALga:, North EohS
| O4iog 10 tEe.e being many sharks IL The
river, the nGn had i>sen previously war0tt
against battling 10 il. the shark Appeared to
| be abCu. fftern f.2s iorg, though mary q,
| them measured over thirty t.c1. The chu
| f1ur zen got :a!etg lack IL tee s1Ir. Ibc
sharks 10 tie ,ivar axe .!0und sha!ka std
scarcely eve. c.I.:: - tie surface 81 he "alrr
cEc,p. Whcn disturbed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-24

WHITE AnTs N NATAL..- y hC& HE AIc:
deacon, in house. hurting came % lie bShel ;
store be thought tho wcckmen TAI lett h tsT
70" !ll Of i:sT. or he !.oCr o. enc OF tic rocE:
but the landlord stoci; Ii; head. sid sid ms!
tito mound Wa the work Cf thG Wh..a hII;.
whom be hat Cis:CtGtt from 81" .uu'" twic"
before. This haI Ia rc dUno sE.in BY GiGgla?
down moro than two :Gct, Ill! they fHurd tbs $;
queen, 9 most disgusting it"king c:eslure, 81
n nl1:trous w-l.e slug :. IA. transparent g!.''
with :. srlsiI head cid biac WAIST, very Un.!Sc
her subjects who &C no: larger than sD. a! Aa;
lsh ants. the queen killed. snd the hole
smesred with tar they he'd got ,lt CT the eteiHy
but the next dag, % lIclr ,!lsar po!tn.dL!, moe
hills appeared III various pisces ahou! the hou.e
AMI things locke! 3: bad Sc ever. Boiling wac;
had 10 be- poured OF IaGy u.nca; experienced
colonst: cuElft rted thn A!acken2:o3 ~ ;.:!AI
this would 10: last long; probably tile mUYh:.
were u.sis ~ ANS wHO nd no! yet !r,": o1'
that Lne!r queer was doad and 20 i. tu7Ec! Ok,
for they soon disappeared. This Was lar ii9n.
being the ias. trouble They had with ants. hGc2
was enc Of tho er2a. 4 scom!cc!s Of the COLBY:
there are Ins!y kiads Of Them, AID they viii Ca
clothes, unoss. pspera, anything, in lsct. sM+!
is desirable they should nc. ca..--"A.! H..
Sister, Jy Ey2."ay IlE!.'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-24
Gone tn Pieces.

WASHINGTON. d. G., Oct. H4.-The Signal
Corps Station at Stonington. Conn.,, reports to
the Chief Signal Office this morning that the
schooner Joseph Fitch. previously reported on
the reef, went to pieces Lest night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-24
The Rouse Letter Robbery Cases

TIE examination Of KliocS, the messenger
ia the Cicrk'a Office OF the Hous, Of ReprlsCn.
a!ivcs, charged with puTioiniag certain letters
addressed to The Clerk and other tficals Of the
House, cir,5 eff before Commissioner BILLS at
clock this afternoon. Special Agents Hen:
dc.s1n aud T!Gba!l have a!ao arrested coored
boy employed in the uousa postolIce az con
tcdcfste OF kiinck =, auri it is understood have
q c!csC c25o against both. Il is also understood
tha; tie special agents in their report t. the
Postmaster General will shoW that there las
been so51c carelessncss and itreeu!aTIty attend.
ing the delivery OF the mail OF tie Capitol dur
irg The cess, co'ored boy being emp lcycd at
d small compensation 10 do the work of clerk
abseEt during most OF tt: Ttc,:s.- Washington
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