Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-21
Wsrrenton, Va June Is, 1873.
News OF the Day.

News OF the Day.
The following coupon bonds of July l, 1865,
have been called TO- $50-No. G600l to No.
GOO, Inclusive; Sl00-No. l030Ol to No. 100000,
inclusive; $50O-No 7200l to No. $4,000. 10.
elusive; $l,0O0-No l3000l to No. $4,000,
inclusive. Registered bonds" Redeemable at
the pleasure of the United States after the lst
day of July, 1870" as follows: $50-No. 2l0l
to No. 2200. both inclusive; $l00-No. l7l5l
to No. 1900, both inclusive; $500 -lOOO] to
No. 10000. both inclusive; $l,000-No. 33lOl
to No. $1,000, both inclusive; SIS ,0O0-No.990l
to No. 9l00, both inclusive; $40, 0O0-No. 1851
to No. l7l00, both inclusive.
Pearson and Sadler, who it is supposed out
ragged the person of Mrs. Groves, near Mitchell.
Vile, Tenn, on May 10th, were taken from the
Springfield Jail at one clock yesterday morn
ing by one hundred armed men. The jailor,
apprehending 10 attack, was unprepared, and
compelled to give up the keys. The men were
taken five miles from the town and banged
Doubt existed as to their guilt, but both pro.
tested their Innocence.
Mrs. Hubbard, who was poisoned By drink.
ing lager beer on Tuesday at Gravesend, L9Dg
Island accused man named Cabe Stryker
with having put poison 10 the beer. Her bus
band is suspected Of the crime on account OF
his having purchased strychuine to kill rats
Miss Lusk, a niece, who lived 10 the house, IS
also under SUSPICION.
The Communists of San Francisco have cleo
ted nearly all their candidates for the Coustitu'
tionaI Convention Of the State. The returns
from the interior show that the non partisan
ticket has been generally successful, and this
will probably elect the delegates at large and
prevent the Communists from controlling the
Convention.
At Newport, yesterday evening, George Tit
fany, twelve yeur old SOD Of a wealthy gentleman
10 New York, with his tutor, VIM. Smith, were
fishing Cd the rocks at Forty Steps when Tiffany
slipped off the rocks. His tutor sprang 10 TO
save him and both We're drowned. Smiths
body was recovered. Efforts are now making
to recover the boys.
The indictment against the Aldermen OF New
York city, found on the complaint of Recorder
Hacket, has been quashed by the Court of
Oyer and Termiuer.
I. V. Roy, a converted Brahmin priest, was
convicted at Toronto, yesterday, of bigamy,
and sentenced to three months imprisonment.
G. W. L. Oar. N. Y, manufacturer Of child.
ren's carriages, has suspended. Liabilities
$75, 900.
THE VERMONT DEMoCRACY.--The Vermont
Stale Democratic Convention yesterday adopt.
ed resolutions congratulatiog the country Oh
the restoration Of home rule 10 the South, and
the overthrow of military domination. brought
about 10 response to the demands Of the ma
tioual democracy; ADD demand retrenchment
aid economy in Federal and State administra
tlou strict accountability of all officials, honest
payment Of the public debt, home rule, no
Federal interference 10 municipal or State cleo
tons, Just and equitable revenue tariff, one cur:
rency for all, and the gradual substitution OF
greenbacks for national bank bills. The reso.
lutions further state that, 10 Wow OF the over
whelming maj ority for the late candidate for
President. the democracy of Vermont resolve
that the thanks of the people of the United
States are due to the men who originated the
present investigation of the electoral frauds,
and that the revelations already made before
the committee eliminating the Secretary of the
Treasury and the republican Senator from Ohio,
leave no room to doubt the wisdom Of this 10.
vestigatioD, and that, while they would sanction
30 assault upon the official title of President
Hayes, they urge the prosecution and punish
ment Ct all who aided the frauds by which tho
Presidency was wrested from the democracy.
The Four PER CENT LoAN.-The Secretary
tf the Treasury has issued circular calling at
tention to the four per cent. funded loan of the
United States, now offered by the Department
10 denominations, viz, for coupon bonds OF $50,
500, $500 and 81, 900, and for registered bonds
Of $50. 500, $500. ST, 900. $4,000 and $40, 900
at par and accrued interest to date OF subscrlp
ton in coin. The bonds are redeemable July
1st, 1907, and bear interest, payable quarterly,
on the first day Of January, April, July and
October of each year, and arc exempt from the
payment Of taxes or duties to the United States
as we'll as from taxation in any form by or 10.
der State, municipal or local authority. Upon
the receipt of full payment the bonds will be
transmitted, free of charge, to the subscribers,
and q commission of one fourth of one per cent.
will be allowed upon the amount of subscrip'
lions. Commissions will be paid by check only,
and will not be applied 10 payment OF subscrip.
tjoos. All National Banks are now invited to
become Gnauclal agents of tho Government and
depositares of public moneys received on the
sale of these bonds, upon complying with sec
ton 5,l53, Revised Statutes of the United
States All banks, bankers and persons are
invited to aid in placing these bonds, and can
make their arrangements through National
Banks for he deposit of the purchase money
of the bonds. Payment for the bonds may be
made in c)io, coin certlfcates, certificates Of
deposit Of Government depositaries called
bonds, coupons maturing within thirty days.
or 10 currency drafts on New York in favor of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, which will be
received at the coin value thereof, at the Ma
tiona Bank of Commerce, New York
N Impurities of the blood, no matter how
long ia the system. can resist the healing ln-
Huences of DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.