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TWO YOUNG NEW MURDERED.
A Southern Marriage that was Followed by
Terrible Tragedy.

SELMA, Ala, Feb 4.-On the 26th Of Janu-
orv J,bn Uun,ar Smith SON ~ pohor, v,hi,o
nm H""''' ~" VI i'V"eI' "ni'e
Smltn. formerly wall street broker. and
grandson OF the late Judge John Hunter in
V'eu zen OF tweiVe young men 10 JOIN MIN III
deer hunt. After II social dinner, message
was brought To- the effect that n friend and
,o,,.i,, ,,,,,., ,,,,..,. ,,.,,t 80. t,a,, tr
Vo"9'n' s"u"E Murpn'' WIN MS ''"e"ueu WIZ
We're waiting Mt Choctaw Blun-young Smiths
private plantation lnnding-nbout 200 Yards Off
- -, -, ,r,
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be annoyed at bad acting. But generally can
r,,,, 1.

be annoyed at bad acting. But generally can
run away from it,"
She executed trill curiously ventriloqua
and merry. ." So you shall now but first let mo
finish. You say that If there were no women
there would be no stage. If there wero no
women do you think there would be any criti-
cism z"
- think" I said that il there was more
doing and less seeming there would be- fewer
actresses. You detect bit Of contempt in NV
language for the players. DO you know that it
Is inevitable when one reflects that they make
playing and not working the end Of existence.
The only way to preserve onr respect for the
drama il to keep 1t in it, place. and that place
is subsidiary one. | have never yet met an
actor who hadn't genius. But ! meet great
many who do not possess humility. 1t hns nj
WAYS been Il serious question TO Inc which was
the most precious endowment"
And yet the modest. sensitive debutante al
ways falls under the contempt of the chroni-
clcrs. They do not see her acute scnsibility.
and II they do they do not understand that 1t is
the sign Of genuine dramatic power. They cry
out that she was too nervous and failedl Isn't
1t brazcnness that wins your respect oftcner
than anything else. and passes into print under
the name of sclf-relance and reserved
powerY"
iuhie say inat Is oitcn tne case. But there is
a nice balance of sensiblity and will that wins
Circumstances now and then make debut dis.
astrous. but | don't think they over keep II
woman of the stage who was intended by ma
ture to br on it,"
Well. that's my case. exactly" said the We
nus. rising from the sea Of her silks. "Only
wasn't intended by nature to 20 on the stage.
and mover wanted to; hut have got m illus
trated edition OF Shakespeare here that want
TO show you. 1t il published in numbers. with
two steel ensravings In each part. and is offered
to subscribers ut the reasonable"
Madame" said |. rising with dignity. Il
remarked tina, all women were actresses
hazardcd thatas general proposition. / have
learned that it is true"
And have learned" said she. that all
critics are not better judges OF human MIXTURE
than they are OF good books"
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
Minister Foster Before the House Committee
on Foreign Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The House Commit
Tee On Foreign Affairs held long conference
Today with Minister Foster at the State De-
tariment Mr.. Foster gave detailed account
oil the course Of the revolutions in Mexico
winch resulted in the subyersion Of the Lcrdo
government and the accession Of Diaz. and az
plahei the subsequent election by which Daz
aided 10 his de iarto possession Of power the
wye OF dr lur" President. Mr.. Foster avoided
al! eNhlthton OF personal opinion on these
matters mn lis statement left a strong impress
s,nu On m" members of the committee that
D.N rra'h"d %, position by the usual Mexican
procure and deserved as much recognition
a. any ruler ~ Mexico for "A generation. Score
rIf LVarts excused himself from appearing
lcl)re the committee on the ground that MS
ui.' Wa hll taken NJ with senators who wish
W. lY 80" nm. but shrewd suspicion was eN-
JN,i lliai his real OOIrt was 10 avoid an immc-'
uuI' answer 10 the resolution which the COM
mNp' .as drawn. asking Tor a detailed state
m m.,n' .l thr rau-"s which have prevented the
usud. relations with Mexico
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The Academy of Music at last opens its
doors tomorrow evening to its only legitimate
occupant an opera company. The combina-
ton. which finds its chief support in Nine Pap
penheim and Mr. Charles Adams. commences
lis season with the "Huguenois." in which
those two artists sustain the leading roles.
The repertoire oi the company II varied and
interesting aud. although the season will b, rx.
tended only over three weeks. numocr NJ
nl.ras are promised. among thcin Wasuer's
kinnzi"
The programme ~ the present week cons s's
81 the " Huguenois." " lohengriu and The
JcwrsS."
il l. a great advantage - the company TINT in
III extended tour through the country X has be-
come assnilated. Tho rehearsal has l.an q
pretty thorough one extending from Boston To-
New Orleans: ami we ought t. reap the fruits
OF all this practice in perfected ensemble
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SPEECH DAY IN THE HOUSE
Mr. Chittenden's Hast Against the silver
Manufacturer Speeches.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9-The session of the
House to-day was for general debate only Mr..
Hewitt Dem. Ala occupied the chair rs Speak
er pro tempore There was a very small ut
tendance Of members. The first speech was
made by Mr.. Joyce Rep VT in advocacy OF =
six years Presidential term and of civil service
reform. He was followed by Mr.. Chittenden
Wep.' y. ~ in speech against the proposed
silver legislation. Mr.. Chittenden said he Cd.
posed the Bland Silver bill because a clipped
dollar is not n good dollar: because the pro-
ceedlnGs and arguments most influential in
promoting its success have been Elusive and
dls'redtable; because II Is an extravagant gilt
10 the producers Of gold and silver bullion: be-
cause II is cruel mockcry of the suffering
people; because II remorseles-ly denies the az
gressve and enlightened commerce OF our
country an international currency. and b"-
.Huss II is revolutionary and wholly imprac-
tlcablc ms standard currency. Mr.. Chittenden.
IN con lusion said:
-, hear member, OF consre.. say that they ar.
Vii he turned R NAV at h s eIf 1 , ve eu nea a ss
hl think bcttr than ihe passage Of ths bill mak!ns
member OF this Congress, shall ever returned again
Mr.. Kenna dem. W. Val advocated the re-
m smmstSn Of syr ihe repeal S Of the Re-
pan king system. and the granting of full legal
tender qualities to greenbgacks.
=, Mr. Harrison dem, ILL., said that while
the people of Chicago acknowledged the
generosity Of the world, when that city was
IN ashes, yet they did not feel that the rich men
OF New York. who helped them in their hour of
need. should now keep them from rising from
their ashes.
MIR. Ellsworth Rep. Mich.) spoke in opposi.
ton to the demag ogucrv which attnmpted Ia
array labor against capital tor the purpose OF
gaining power. Referring to the condition 81
the South he declared himself in favor OF "A Gem
eral Amnesty bl II. and he asked his Republican
friends 20 vote for such n measure.
VIZ. Hayes Rep. I'D replied 70 the arguments
% ~ ffly al fttft.
ID" proceedings were closed with sperches
BY Nr Haskell Rep. Kan in favor Of silver re-
u lur'Hation. and by Nr Bell Dem, Ga advo-
eating bill ~ pension the soldiers OF the Next
can war
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"eo. Francis Train lectured in the Central
fN" harden astr'cn.ns, when the doors and windows
were open ami the temperature wa tni u an ice house
s'' IA h' audencc had hcir coat collars up but he
'"'"'u "' ",ua IN evening dress and said he had Just
come ont ois Turkish BATE
h''" here Nr Tram said exhibiting long strip of
l"" "h winch prrted extracts were pasted. THIS Is
', ' ff'"rt q" nN lectures here. and exhibiting
tj ".,' ~ l"- !Hn-i thl, u ail the T,tu,s fi,ae
''', it'' fftrsffrii, uf'l other ltler iu
Ill.,, .N AH' 'rn h9e tod" Tho, % tel sou shout tllo
a. ii'- 300 o., Htkhus. bat NOT about what's .tlus
nr'l N very fNlr, After De had made NE Usual
L. '"s ''h'b9iy ASKED. " How about the Band
II VIVA if ia'."t. hc replied, and iayes will veto
SOD AZ, 81. 80 h'd ~ h't"",n jay could ant Tom
~-S''' HN4 "aa u do what they tell lum DO
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Youth who no.Aer. Passengers.

On Sunday evening last youth went shout
INK III ough sn Enc Railway Train Camille. candle, of
ever, Kind ani flavor AMI he distributed duae pa-h
ages uhui every other PASSENGER was supplied one
passenger objected to the liberty the youn. man taoe vt
placing pHcNu-. ou ms knee lie banded .thI,h lnt
The agent refused go tlhe o. ami Wtpu thr l.nt .niu
rrncu'd tnHr-truN the property TIE uftf i lu la., H
pwlN frnwNli- the article. went luf a war 80 Nori.
NM insisted oh ls goals r,nalin- WHtr, ht haI I.l,ed
W'hl' ana tNN Nu NJ ms Wutlts are o. bee Ntl TO- fi4.
.ris"' news lsrni ~ IRAN that arr u,tD,-its ~,
wen a. cnnNrutnrr, hut the rlau lut.uIuclns turr
stleh - uhp9lu.Ar and ,hOuld Ne mn A.NsA A..n
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BRErr-PRlcE-M The rc,- lence of tho brides ra-
rsnt-. IN itur~irt. irh :. hN the Rev nr Pcct Nufn
hu E ~, 10 sarah snotwcl oAly daughter OF bctua
ptNcAN-RELcuEE --on Thursday afternoon Feb :
a. W. i ~ nee u N"hri' iarents By the Rev. n
S'''N ni Am' MA. Hu''Ir -> unity. y. uucr 90 the
ind ffe9snck ban an t. Nae eld, i lausht oi
'Wn.T' Ti1 tsr ~, - Iw h'or gym, ~ ,, ,
o. ne ln'eintlol, JOS un RtT john Cotton sniih
u u frgdtilch n Nan io Fanny VI dAu.hter VI " j
a tuirr. l-l ali COZ Sew York
fHElF>-f1L III Ion Zoo D. az s. Thumass Church.
hy ihr hrN !i- Mur-An. thar llar-s Ph .lps IT
L. Erfnor l.'..ssoi daughter o John Aus Pe. Esq
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me Subcommittee Of the Assembly Commit
'" r"'1 -os and Elections met IN Brooklyn ycster.
'' 'i' irsumnn, IN the DuclLClarke contest was
'""'i ti counsel and the paper, We're submitted 10
,.tt, ..''N Nn ui tIt committee The Clancy bradley
w..t, D.. ie First kin-s County Assembly District.
al.,.. 70 ur. The committee decided u not order
90" ballots. except ia those di -trict- IN which
p.r.' ' '"Nl he shown hY the defendant Several
mi. N re examined, and the committee adjourned
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The LOUISIANA LOTTERY COMPANY

lhE Lot lslANA LOTTERY COMPANY
February Driving. The last moment IS rurs-
day morning at O'Clock, Tickets, s2. Pri2 =.
silO'5O0. fow tickets are still ON hand re-
served for customers, but as the number is very
limited 1t Will require nm immediate app.ica-
ton. So If you nre going t. get ticket. stand
not ON the order of your going. but go at once
10 3l7 Broadway. See Louisiana State Lottery
advertisement elsewhere-Aic.
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BLNK. ~ Mount Hoin. y D.. Feb ;. William Henry
EAp4NHnl ~. Sew YORK city. oi nicfna Of tue lungs
W. 'tN is'i,i'hi. W itp si.f year ' has axe naive
" Ni-l A. h.i .Ni h.iN ftafs r.s.lUu; ui Sew York
We = H.uff'fHA.
~ fni 'HHg.
tw'rH. services 81 >Church. on Monday. nm
lNHl. d. i' nt|ne u. uN.~ Hmi Trends are respect
IuN ihNith NIIlut ilrtNtr Dn'lrt.
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v,~.niIia'nh Dauby, aged Z. Of Paterson avenue.
af.' ,. Nas s'lNNi " IA cDnNulsiOu, iuniodttrlN
a4 eyn,i ny .'nh'r Yesterday, aud died before medical
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\ mericnn Wines.

vie tr'uN,pe rr Is known ~ one u the largest
vr.t. "N'4h cast oi the Rocky Mountains Ils mort
M hes, W, tosletcd b9 ply,irans and chemists rs
Pan, Win 70 be procured II Is ordered To London and
ian, ,, !, Is becoming very popular among wealthy
ruu "a ~ piy scians Vineyard, rassalc n j.; sale.
WINS - "AEfen -, New YoTk-lip.
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Arrived-sArtRpAr, Feb. y.
s. Elcanora. johnson. Portland
SIM Chu- u southland. jackson. London
Shlu John Brrtfain. Rod. Liverpool
BARI Cuuld. Frazer Hamburg.
Barr EauHr vernon. tnpr. Providence.
hark Reindeer. Decker. Il Kits
Bark L'if. Erckscn. Queenstown
BARK Stralsuni. Orhlherg. Pulau
BARK Bcrven.ereu. Morteuscn Bristol
Bark Deveu puhreVaCkl. Nu1n Gluuce ster.
BARK Wave King. Nuseui. An'Nrrp
Bark Mary Ann DIVER. Rio Jnueiro
Barn Iori Adler Olsen. santos
BARR Pas~' fartOnt. Newman. Limerick
Ham Fioke. Nicholson Duhiin
ha Henry Buchanan Hart. Narcotics
har< Jane AdoiHc. Hess. Puerto Cabello
BARK J II McLarvu. DVlap. lla,re.
Barn LlWu. Bvru. Antwerp
HArk Nu-luw. Nor pf. buonos Avres
barn Aiii- NcAiAm. Cur.i.. London
Bark frly smith. Larsen. Limerick
Bars u l. Enuth young London
BARK jose u turuu. innps Guantanamo
BARK VI Ravens. tlrick. Na,an1aA
Bark Post. Gunierstu. Lciih
BARK tuu>isha 1alaiuln Scntto Limerick
ing Ella. Acich. Rio Grand. do SUI
Also TIE usual fiNer and tOu>twi-e vessels
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Use Olin.s "Tasteless" Cod Liver OH. with
Lime aud Wild Cherry, sold by druA.ists Depot, 1
b y. -AAI.
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or world vide r. tuia,u rnust tted tho medical Jury
~" 'rni, unla wn dcird that the fniuu'actr-f. 81
BENSON CAp,INk foKpt> PLASTER were entitled
tlc uhN award ~ mont gwen i,r porous pia~icrs For
ine aus w"Hk llck ana rheumatism the above article
Tie ntst tuirty ever .nvr ifld or shown
suld " al trusgi,t, Pflce - cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-10

What's the matterY ! have catarrh Then 90
10 the druggist and get Elliott CAtarrh snu 25c-Alr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-10

Lung and throat Diseases disappear when
Wisars Ba sam VI Wlll Cherry 1. used.-lap
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See illustrations OF Famine in India and Of
the Burng VI tbs NeversInk- Sss Ios Mslossi Times
our ~ dAY. --<ap.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-10

To sweeten the Breath and Preserve the Teeth
" BroMns lamnnOrated snnonloeous Demtilrlco a5c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-10

Mrs Win-iow'- Soothing syrup for Children
W' thS - vns We Sums, daces Inflammation, aAays
ali pam, aud cures wild collie.
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I.aac smiths Umbrellas.


eriain IND radical CAiarrh. Soothing and heal.
NJ No >uee Price p SelAl stamp Tor sam
pie ami circular, Depot, IS 7th av, New York
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Six dress shirts TO- meas1re 81 und eEShiris
ston. ~ Grand at sso. ~ sixth ave- esr 2vh st-Aa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-30
virginia NOWS.

Tho Richmond correspondent Of the Peters
burg ludex says MIR. Oliver SchooIcraftit is
understood has lost $4,000 by we'll knoWu
an heretofore reported wealthy Richmond man
who recently took advantage Of the bankrupt
law. There has been more business done iu
the bankrupt court here since the passage oil
the bill TO repeal the bankrupt law, than in the
past six months. The highest number OF ap
plica!ioDs filed 10 any one day was five. Many
Of them who have taken advantage Of the Law
are amongst our best citz,ns. Saturday two
Of the clerks OF the u. S. Internal Revenue
Office filed their petitions with Register Atkins.
UnkuoWo partcs broke into the Bothpago
Christian Church, Ut WythoviIle, the other
dav, and robbed the church of valuable silver
continuation service and poured kerosno oil
on the floor, attempting to fire the building, but
failed
At Woodstock. yesterday, in the case OF T..
+. Noel 40 unmarried man, who was killed by
the Narrow Passage disaster 90 the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad the jury rendered verdict
OF 81 .925. Mr.. Noel had only bis mother 60
years OF age. as dependant
The Spirit of Jefferson says:- "T~elVe car
loads of cattle. shipped from Chicago to CoI.
Il. II. Dusny, of Loudoun county, Va, were
taken from the cars at the CharlestoWn depot
lsstSunGay mornog.'
Tie following is list Of patents granted to
residents Of Virginia, last wcek:-John w.
Palmer, cr Fort Republic, Va. pumps; Thomas
L. Goode, CT Boydtop, Va. trade mark Tor
mineral water.
The hail storm Of Sunday Inflicted great dam.
age upon the truckers around Norfolk.
BISHOP PETERkIN's CONSERVATION The
Wheeling, W. Va. Register furnishes the follow.
ing in regard TO the coming conservation OF Rev;
George w. Peterkin, ef Baltimore, as Episcopal
bishop Of that State: The place will be st
Matthew's Church, Wheeling. and tho time
May 30, (Asconsion day. Bishop Bedoll will
be consecorator, Bishops Whttle and Pinkney
preqenters. Bishop Dudley will preach on thu
occasion. Bishops Kerfoot, Pittsburg, and
Jsggar, of Southern Ohio. will also be present.
The attending presbyters of the bishop elect arc
Revs. K. Nelson and w. II. Meade. u. u.
"l.'homme qui rit. The man who laughs
il happy man. and 90 mao can be happg with
his blood oad.d With impurities The remedy
which Gil can depend upon ior every Vltated
condition o. the blood is DR.. Bnls Blood Mix,
lure,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-30

I. seems probable now that the Florida fraud
will ic the sal jet OF congressional lnvesilsa
ion, sd sioca the Investigation OF frauds seems
10 be the chic( occupation Of the present Con
gross, VIC Jou't know how i, could be overlooked,
that is II the inv, s:iSators have any regard Tor
The consistency Of tircir actions. Certainly there
ia no field that promises richer reward to
liligcrt aud well directed work-uot actual,
n::tc,ial reward, the benefits Of which can be
ay.iIcd OF 1T orc., though that will come 10 the
ena-but that more satisfactory one of removing
al conceivable doubts concerning the national
disgrscc even from the minds of the few who
vet cp,ertalo thsu, and of makiog the fraud
20 plain that when Mr.. Hayes walks along the
streets it will be as apparent as though 1t were
rl.catdci Gil his back. The fraud has been
,atent to all men With open eyes, ever since It
wss rarpe,iateL, aud, SIS can be seen by refer
cree to another column, Que ct the Presl'
dent iwu cabiuet, and is honest mao
as there Is IL it. acknowledges it, and has done
% from The first. bat there are some blind, as
:n>Ie are dead, ncn who continue to walk
about, sd he evidence Of the Florida fraud
c.r jc made 80 plain that tven they can De
;ab!cd 20 SO it. Ii the investigation proposed,
as lis result. :hc oustiog of Mr. Hayes, We
should orp2s> il, ior the fraud, though black
Is tic h.a:ts Of ihas. who rcrpctrated L, aud
as apI.srsni as the irjary it has Inflicted upon
the cuuotry, has been legalZ:d by the fairly
elected representatives Of the people; has no"
b: tlf?e!ive fore, Of the mot beIehceut law
up5, IL ratap's s;aiu:e book, sud to set It
tight, 10 the s,res@n: state OF lubilc teelirg,
would te q3iv&!cnl n a rtVoutior, aud the
kissing ioysI:y apd distress prevailing
'igougiieu Ike length ard breadth of the laad
r, uj;!ccnt 10 satisfy aGy reasoning creature
tha . nGat;a;,it revelation would be impossl'
tie, aN,i that sag cthor srrt ri one. it once be
80, 81 lii,: ci.,! go mao can tell where, or,
ri.at &; Il mare C.lDSi queGcH, how.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-30
EwpsA WASHINGTON.
l9rECGAL TO TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
WAsIgNGToN, D. G.. April 80

IspEC!AL TO TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE. |
WASHINGTON, D. G.. April 80
SENATE
Ia the Senate, to day, the bill to repeal the
baakrup! aGt w!s reported 500 discussed Tor
some time and tScn laid aside informally.
The Committee en- Military Affairs reported
back, Hi;h ilvoratl, recommendation, the
House bill! placre Cen Shields on tho retired
li:t OF The army, with the rank of Brigadier
General.
After tue introduction Of sundry memorials,
bills, reports, &e.,
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the
repeal 0! tka bankrupt act.
Mr.. MATHEWS spoke 10 opposition 10 the
speedy repeal Of the bankrupt law.
Mr.. Hill, Of Georgia, favored repeal.
The dchat" WIS continued by Messr5 Me.
Doanai!, Edmu DDS and others.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House met at l o'clock, when some
time was occupied in having the Record cor
rccted, it appearing that the members who were
abseot last night. liz. were recorded as pres
ent, and those present reported as absent The
correction having been made,
The bill tor the relief OF the settlers on the
North aud South Alabama Railroad was. after
considerable discussion, reoommitcd to the CON.
mlttee Of the whole.
The House taen went ioto committee Of the
whole and took up the Legislative, Executive
add Judicial appropriation bill, and upon 40
amendment to increase the appropriation for
the rc.establlshment Of the mint at New Or.
leans from $Tj, 900 to $lS5. 900, there was de.
bate of somo time when the amendment was
Defeated.
NOTES.
Among The nominations stGt 10 the Senate,
to-day. BY the President, we've those Ct James
cochran, to be postmaster at Culpepcr, Va,
aud James Ilcffncr q. Shreveport, La
Com. Robert II. Wyu,ap, of the District OF
columbia. TO be Rear Admiral of the Navy.
Norman Buck, of Mimi. to be United States
Attorney, and Il. S. Chase to DO Marshal OF
idaho Territory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-30
Miscellaneous Foreign News.

1t being the eve of the exposition, Paris is
gayer than ever.
The French Senate and Chamber Of Deputies
reasscmbled at Versailles yesterday.
The Roman Catholic bishops OF Quebec have
issued pastoral letter warning electors against
corruption, and giving liberty Of conscience 10
political matters
TORONTO, ONT. April 80 the
Orange, Young Britons.' and their friends
were returning from Q concert at Point st.
Chares, last night, they were assaulted by q
mob of several hundred Catholic U1iOnists. a
Mrs. Mochan received four bullet w0und4 in the
leg. Corporal Tang Of the Prince Of Wales
Rifles also received bullet wounds. Two Union
men are reported as shot and one as dangerously
wounded in tho head.
LONDON, April 30.--Thn Epson spripg
meeting began TO day when the race for the
CITY and suburban handicap took place. 1t was
Won by Mr.. w. S. Crawlurd's b. C. Seton.
Captain Machel's b. e. Advance was second
and Lord Bradford's Q. b. t. Manlouyre third.
BERLIN, April 30.-It is understood that the
ceremony otthc betrothal Of the Duke of Con-
caught, seveuth child and third 500 of Queen
Victoria, to tho Princess Louise, third daughter
of Prince Frederick Charles Of Prussia, will oc.
cur at Darmstadt 90 the 9Th of May next
OTTAWA, April 3O.-Iu the House Of Com.
mons to day DR.. Upper explained that he had
decided not to move the resolution respecting
sugar Of which ho had given notice, because he
believed the motion OF Mr.. Fernando Wood, Of
the United States Congress, altering the U. s.
tariff and which he proposed 10 chcekmate,
would not be pressed.
MONTREAL, April 30.-Ihe upproheusions
of party disturbances arising out OF the Orange
entertainment last night, were verified. AS
section Of young Brlons were proceeding out
to the western suburbs carly this morniog.--
They were attacked with pistols by some three
or four hundred Catholic unionists at Yelling
ton bridge, who wire lgiog in wait for them
Over bundrcd shots were fred, resulting in
the death Ct John Caaghan, aud serious
wouudng OF Johanna Mohan, and man named
Mullen, all Catholics. A cab containing j Joseph
Lang, az Otapgcmar, and young woman 60
iDg home from the concert, Vas rldded with
shots, Lang beng wounded in two places, but
his companion miraculousIy escaping. No ar
rests have been made. There is great excite.
mcnt over the affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-30

TIE Senate to day had uader consideration
the b! 10 repea! the Bankrupt Law. The bill
To mace Gee. Shields on the retired list OF the
army, with the rack Of brlgad'er general was
reported ;ayaraSly.
the House OF Representatives met at ii
O'Clock, but was.ci an hour in amending the
Record end ia :qusbbllug over bill Tor the re-
lief Of cetlain A,baua Railroad settlers. In
Comn,i.;ee of the Whole the Legislative, tx
rcut;7c and judicial appropriation bill was
farther considered