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Smyrna times., 1879-10-01

Says the Nashville (Tenn.) American :
Wholesale merchants assert that more
business has been and is being done here
than for ten years past"
Smyrna times., 1879-10-01

Ten million paper bags were made by Q
factory in Ballstoh Spa, n. Y, in one month
recently, and yet the demand exceeds the
supply.
Smyrna times., 1879-10-01
july@-Sln

S66 !; e; 8; :: :
else until you see for yourself S1S1D aSpD
can do at the business we offer. No room loSIrTVS
here. You can devote all your time or onm n.i %
spare time to the business and make greaI mESaj ESaj
every hour that you work. Women make as %sTe
men. Send for special private terms and paIS~STIb
which we mail free. SIS Outfit free. Don't eIu3as
of hard times while you have such chance. nSN
IL. HALLETT & CO., Portland, Maine
Smyrna times., 1879-10-01

The tremendous rise in iron within the
past few months is likely to leave disaster
Gus results in its trace. And pig iron that
sold a few months ago for $l9 per ton now
sells for 20. These sudden changes are
viewed with alarm by many employing
firms who have contracts to fill. They do
not seem to think the sudden and rapid
rise bodies any good to the people, or that
the prices can be maintained without seri.
ously affecting the continuance Of labor.
Smyrna times., 1879-10-01

jim Media Record in speaking OF the
Eshtimely and lamented death Of clark of
the Quarter Sessions Court in Philadelphia
IGso Truman) makes some reflections that
Smyrna times., 1879-10-01

1t is estimated that the anon,.
road track which ha, been IaiJ !, Il ~ ~ At Att
States :! lone since the first Of J.,,.lh: -, IN:
more than Il thousand milr, "nuSry anI y
gate for the remainder Of tLn ,'' "II tio
greater. ''"F vi
Smyrna times., 1879-10-01
TOURNAMENT.

The tournament took place Wednesday
morning and was participated in by eighteen
knights. The fitting resulted in tie
between w. B. Stephens and Medford
Rasin, of Kent county, Nd, and w. H. B.
Sherwood, of Talbot county, Md, all taking
eight rings out of possible nine, and the
riding off was postponed till Thursday
morning, when Rasin won the first prize
and Stephens the second.
Smyrna times., 1879-10-01

ROwell, the champion Inn :
pedestrian who has just won tHe iIne d
walking match, made ahnn. @ past
minute of his walk, and for or . y
ing about $25,OOO. "Tha = week'
the better the luck" "'eger d
Smyrna times., 1879-10-01

Wilmington IN. C.) Star says that the
new industry of shipping pine tags or pine
straw is assuming encourageipg proportions.
Smyrna times., 1879-10-01

Mr.. WINTER has in the window of his
confectionery store six baskets of Dutchess
pears grown 10y Robt. II. Cummins of very
large size running up as high as % ounces
Mr.. c. has on several occasions exhibited
his pears at the Horticultural Exhibition in
Philadelphia and, always with high
award.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
WE tsE rEsE fs.gI".

a telegram recaivGd Yesterday tro:a Fist
Lieutenant f'iar.:, al toe Uaicd States
revenue scGlncr RicharG Rush, at Son Fraa-
CISCO. from Alaska, st.;ts thaG Capt. George
w. Bailey. c0c,,Danlrr Il the vHsa.l. was lost
overheard durng sc9crc 2aio Oat. l6.
rs Gover1or GIbor; {. Walker addressed
q large dam2ct2'l, gl2e,;os q! B,aehsmton, n.
Y, Monisy evening. ia a7csi,uad .ho re-
pubIiC.n pGriY h3c:UEi Il Ihyic coRar lice 10
declining TO rin l,saG c!;i!' lie dGmlc:ats o.
questions oil State potc}.
Msrtyn Ryan. Cincinnati hack man. mct
Henry Sha,er in III; Street o. Sandy. and
taking offarca Il. iioaCy because he was wclr
ing red nec:t.e, na,h.d lila across tho neck
with his kniiG. II; w=s taken 10 tAn hosnitsl,
where tbs wound G:s sn2ed 10. lis Injury
is DO s.rnu7, bl: i: vii Leave IN indcolc
mark. Ills es5d!iaG! was arrested.
The sixth annual Congress Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church OF the United Sintes met ut
Albany, n. Y, yesterday. Right Rev. Bishop
Williams, OF C6nuec cat, preached an eloquent
address. Tho Secretary. Dr.. Wilde. Gale 1 at
teotlou to the death ot several msmhtrI OF the
Congress, iooudiag the nam,a If Tho uss j.
lIa". Ro5crs NJ s5oD, ,'nn.tn.n Edgar, DIR. Jas.
Dskovcn api Bishop Whiuioghgm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
RFsr2EES,3~ .E,"E.5HG.


Msior Greig, the iug.2 constable CT Liver
pool. has issuct . ciicusr1 uhjaa &c endeaVors
to dissuado B.;.isaugr from bsc,mi9g MOI.
mons.
The raca Tor Inc Criterion Nursery stakes. tor
two years cid, c,Tc tif &c Day .t the New
market, Holshicn m,c.ipg, aud was won by
Lord Il berry Il bag FLY C!p3!.'s.
The Spanish Cam alissipa on Reforms ID
Cuba agreed to rec1@meGd that the slaves
shall be cGirciy cm.nclpaicd IA seven years
from date ci The passage oi an emancipation
bill.
Tie slate Ct affairs ia HtrZ go7iGa IL becon.
Jog syIinns. The ChT:stiaus refuse 20 pay rent
to Their Tn!kish landlords and threaten TO shoot
them # they Try 10 cJlcct tbalr dues. II Is
belt v.d ;hat the Christmas ara baiog supplied
Wilh moGey aud arms from hlOntcncgfo.
Il Berlin dispatch says: There seems 10 be DO
DOUBT that The government has rcpounced the
idea Of Ttveriing 70 & mXAd SILVER and gold
standard. To facilitate c0Eomvrcial !raDSaclons,
h0Tt vCr. they SIIl reissue tie ttaler pieces.
which werelo b. melted, aua will ctin large
1uaotity OF Two ma,k iiceCs.
A dispatch from C0ustanloOplo says that the
Putc has Ecctlvcd The following news: Ibe
AustGians have mol YET Suppress q the revolt in
Nrvesitjc. be Au,iiians have losi AGO killed
and W,uaicd. InU insurgents arc luIEeuc6ed
amoGg tho nouutai;$ Inc Kurdish reVrli
has a4gd 10 give sirEs Of lie. Several kuod
chiefs gro 90 The Way TO Cuus!antln0plc under
escJri.
The ds'rts'ln Hungary, Oh acoount OF the
bid harvest, il v.ry great. The government
has su-perdtd IN" coll .cii0n 81 IaXas, nuii the
next ha,pt 81, IN ~ tOWoB and villages "a Iemes
clunty. The 2rcat"Ht distress prevails 10 Saros
C unty, whora SOME ca.:a OF Starvation have
occurred, az forty ua,shes are thrcHteneC
with famine. TdgniIul aco0u0ts have slat
been received trOm III: cou0ic9 Of Absi /
Heues and XsrpEin.
The trial OF the nct!0a against ~. llunher!,
the returned CoDimu:lst Wno was recently
eltc:rd "A mcfGbar o. the PARIS mQni0!palny.
aud the Mas. ii'alSe, for irsu ting The magisiTa
cy end defending tccIrr:Dcy6 Which The lsH
UharuoerZe rs c.II6s, YEA brought 10 q coz
crsion ycsyidiy VI. Eu nbgrt WAS sentenced
10 rnCn.hS I'M ntiSolm I'll and 10 pay hoo o.
1000 iratc'. TuG manager o! Tho MsIseil
lal.c wJ5 ciDGcmGed 80 imprisonment Tor c
term Of two mont!la :nd . fna f 5000 franc.
was imposed upoo in. III; Mars=t!!a!sa itsc
was suspected for IT1 weeks.
At the coafrrenco On tho land question hc;G
ia Uubn yesterday it VIA decided to form
land league FIR ltctarl;. Nc. Psrneil, member
# Parliament, Was c!:ccd President. lie vii
20 TO the llDiieG S!a'ea 10 invJko the aid Q
lri>hmeo LH"ro in ';.a cfIIso. 4 cjrrcs pondcD
at ttn Standard &t !. haniptuG says clGcu-
lars arc cut isCn the iIuA I:aoui'aa'nrers at
! nounc;Ig lurah@f ;:I7,,aa 10 l:,trs. kilograms
axe coming 10 iroIa S3J;@a aud N.,:th Ereiand
ship0uilers and c;t,e:a ordering tT;o i'm Gad late
dispatch 81 hcaVy Qu4D!iics .. i:O..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

A F1ENDIsH Observation-Disclosures was re-.
ceived al Memphis yesterday afternoon OF hor-
gomery Landing. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson and
their two children, vino were on trading boat,
were attacked by party of sig negroes, who
fred upon them with shotgun, Two of the
bullets arszcd Mr.. Johnson's head, stunning
him. The negroes then outraged Mrs. johnson,
by the cries of the helpless family, tho steamer
q. w. Pierce went TO their assistance and towed
their boa! to Lswborn's landing a few miles
down the river The reside nts of that vicinity
have given every attention to Mrs johnson,
whose condition Is extremely critical The ak
negroes were soan leaving the trading bost az
the steamer approached. Mr. Johneon came off
of the Ohio riVer with his boat three weeks ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
s'kSsTs5soS.2 We la"S.

The cntrits at tho Stale lair arc larger than
they have been since thu war. Kentucky will
sfni some tnc stock 10 tho exhibition. and
ONO will maL; = tae display Of agricultural
implements.
The Sacnentoah Valley Il liI;oal is being
pushed forward rapidly, the water tanks asd
pumping cnplntS i,c stations Ia j, tlersOr aud
Clarke caunties viii shorty be placed IN ro
siii0u. The lur,bcr fer ''ir StaGananah bridge
at R'vCrtou has hcen Delivered. and Ss,teritc
Il Co., hsvn c1nmeHc Il The pradiaE Of The
road ted f'om F,ov, Royal to LlraY.
TIE RiGhu.pcd State suys .'G, .rnGr Hell.
lid ~ has ratufaeS I" H. oily and txi l. ss4s
hmsclf So D:or:' IEaa 9fAiiisd II his receipt IG
IN he Guy Il hr0:iI, riY :UlC. lie prospects
for ugraua nstt20.l celebration OF tue surrcD
der at I,rE;0wn are tl.ttofing 10 tbs extreme.
The Governors OF Inc OH rhiriocL lasc Ell
tered hearth? IN D the Iur.S Ut tbs OCCASION,
aud sili douhl 80 he ably scc,olod by the tx
ecu!lVcs and people Of tho younger St,tcs 10
our great .i,.crhoGd.
Il special from Alicshony station, GA the
Chesapeak. md Ohio Railroad, reports that
Mics ArHboIla Baker, a very pretty end high
~ respect yOuug lady, residing Dear Old
Sweet 81 Rugs, wcs outraged yesterday by
white Man suppGs4d TO bc .lamp. Miss b.
kr was Out mlklag cows Hhcn assaulted, ADD
though hariug bar one hand, resisted with
terrbln iasc, tho iienGsh 0ttsck. During the
struggle the thumb OF h,r oa!y rGnaioing
hand WIS almost severed by . kuiIu in the
hands Ct her nssai!auf, and neatly every shred
OF her clothing Was terra off. The cyct .lnept
10 the nci2hborh03d IS intense. anG search is
being made 10 every direction for the perpe-
tr.tor Of the crlnc. If he is caught, lynch law
vii! probably be called into rcauisitloa.
The Petersburg correspondent of tho Rich
mond Wing says The topic 10 political circles
to day is the sermon of R4v. Henry Williams
Jr, pastor OF the Gifted BJrlist Church,
colored. lie had just &c urged from Washing.
ton, where he had been 70 seek assistance TO
complete the new church bulldog DOW 10 hand,
and 10 the course Of Ills remarks as to tho SEQ
cess OF his mlrsion, madl what vas construed
By number OF bis c3mmnuicaDts 80 an argu-
ment 10 support Of the brokers' bill, and some
of them vacated the church. Gao ofthe mem
bers who withdrew, said 10 day that thero was
much surprise ard dissatisfaction at the utter.
ances Of their minister, and this morning a
letter had been sent him asking and advising
him that in future he escheW politics in the
pulpit. Rev. Henry Williams vas onoo a |
candidate for the Congressional nomination 10
this district (against Stowell possibly but did
not make much Roadway, securing only one or
two delegates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

TIE FRIENGs' NEARLY III EETING continued
yesterday al the hioo.ing HOUSE on Eutaw street,
d.votlonsl end social meetings taking place st
g. m. and and 8 p. H.. and tho business meet
ing occupying the iimo from 70 u m. until 2.
n. At the lattor meeting the queries as regards
tho status of tho church in Maryland. Virginia
and Pennsylvania occupied the attention OF tho
Friends, tho reports being very favorable I,r
Carey lomss: John B Crenshaw, Of Viz.
glnia, Francis t. King, Jemes Carey, Alien C.
Thomas, DR.. Richard Thomas, John Scott
George Scott and others spoke in regard to tue
wcrK OF the church. In the women's meeting
tho S .uln sutj ct occunied tho time, Sarah PUN
phr"y, Of England. judith johnson, Of Ohio,
and Elizabeth Madison, of Now York. being
smong The more prominent speakers The
meeting to-day will be pint one, whcn the
pesce and Indian questions will DO discussed -
BniiO American
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
Money Recovered.

MONTGOMERY ALA, Oct, o2.-About Sepr
tember fist the Greene County treasury was
robbed of over 81 900 in cash. Detectives have
been working up the case and yesterday w. E.
Cockerel of Utah was arrested On q wsrrsrt
charging him with the offence. 4 large FOR,
ton OF tie money has been recovered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

Tho Virgioia Medical Society is now holding
its annual meeting 10 this city. Among i:s
members are many Of tho most accomplished
physicians and skiIful surgeons 10 tho State.
Its annual meetings always tend to stimulate
tho sd7an,e Of mfdoal .cence, end are also
agreeable social reunions. and wo hopa that in
both these rcspcc's thr mcsiin., Ia Alexandria,
the first ever held here. will prove % excep.
ton to the rule that has ,retofore been irvsri-
able
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
The Suit Against Nlr. Tiiden.

NEW York, Oct. 22.-ihe case of the Gov
ernuent agalcst Samuel j. Tildep, for alleged
unpaid Income taxes, was up in the UDited
Siaes Circuit Court before Judge BIaio0fird
!o-1ay Tor srRnment on demBrior to bill OF dis
coVery filed by thu Government. Ex-Judge
Porter. Mr.. T'!den's counsel. asked for q delay,
as he was not yet prepared to argue the case,
and it was allowed by the court to 80 Gvar uatil
Monday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BI
BDdAB SNOwDBN.
WEDNESDAY svEe.. OCTOBER p. 1879

Goveln,r Chamberlain. Ct Msiae, (oCt CT
South Carolloa.) said, ia speech he recently
mado 10 his State:
"Your sons will not have Gioi in vain because
the rebelllous States are brought back into the
Union, End send their best rnsn 10 represent
them IN Congress, even though they had tho
courage to weld the sword inalead Of the peu in
the time Of moral struggle. Men who freely
poured out their hearts blood for their conyic.
lions though wrong, are less to be fesrec Tn an
they who skulk in the rear and gloat over the
strife 80 long ss they can fill their pockets With
plumber, snatched alike from fos or friend"
Aud G., Mess. Chandler, Cooking, Pierre
poot, aod tho whcl, radical parry, applaud MIR.
Garfield because ne says be ''9ljl never grasp q
rebels had until thst rebel shall eckrO Wedge
himself 10 be To ex traitor" When il is lemen-
bered that the text books used at the Military
Academy al West Point, before the War, taught
the people Ct the South that sece sslon was JUS
tihabe if not wise, Il id that Reverend General
Garfield, when member Of the u. 8. House
ct Rcpr, sid lis itflueucs 10 thot
House 10 claimant Tor s. 600. honorable and
reasonable peop!sWiII be likely to imaPioo that
Mr.. Garfield will grasp but few reb.l hands,
and that these who applaud his quoted remark
have no more s:lf respect than they Should
have.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

The radical press psrs.ta 10 asserting thst
the idea Of repu lialiog State debts is peculiarly
Of southern origin and tiods supporters oaly
among the people OF The South; and set 10 this,
the district Immediately adjoining the national
capital. end the political sffairs oi which are as
we'll knowo 10 the radicals there IS they are
here, he repudiators' candidate for the State
Senate. ard their candidate for tho House of
Dslega.est from Prince William csuaty, are both
from the North and both are republicans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
lCOMMUNICATED.

CORPORATION MOONLIGHT Notwithstand
ing last plight was as darkas Erebus, AID The CITY
quite full OF strangers, there vas not a street
lamp lit. 1t ought 10 have been moonlight,
butt wasn't, aud there was much urfayorabIe
comment upon The darkness OF the Streets L,t
the proper authorities sac 10 it to night and
let Us have light. O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

Flour is steady, and prices hold firm at quota
lions. with light stock on hand ard fair de.
mand. The receipts Of Wheat are only fair.
and the offerings to-day amounted to but $50
bushels, which SOLD st l4) 49, $50, 1852, l5'. 1ts
and 15o! for good to choice, the latter prices be.
ing paid Tor fancy lote, and ara considered out
side figures, and the general feeling is that de.
cline is probable Corn is strong and firm al 50
for yellow, and co for white. with sales Of $50
bushels. Ono small lot OF Rye was offered but
Withdrawn, and 200 bushels of Oats sold at a.
Butter and Eggs are q shade higher.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. October d.
Beeves -LonS horned Texas, Cherokee and
Colorado Texas steers cold in large lots at 7s8e,
rer ID. dressed poor to prime native steers at
7as9ac. extra do. at l0alrtc., with picked lot
of ~ Kentucky steers. 1856 lbs. average. at
lG3c. per ID
Mich Cows The feeling at the close is.arm al
S0aS for common to choice.
Calves.-GrasseIs were rather allow at Sts3tc.
per h., showing no improvement but veals
were uncommcnly firm and dear, with quick
sale at 5s72c. per. Id. for poor to prime
Sheep and Lanbs-At fraction reduction in
prices lambs were going off freely, selling main.
~ at e4a6c. per ID. Sheen were shade 6rme1
choice wethers cold al 5a5tc. per lb, and COM
mon to good sheep by carloads at 2fa4ac.
Hogs.-Live hogs were doing better, with sales
Of two car loads OF Ohio hogs, l19 lbs aversga,
at 81 80 per 100 lbs. and several small lots OF
State do. at 3 90aS4 % nor 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

Secretary Evsrts. sesing that al@art radi.
calls n is rapidly swallowing up liberalism in
the North, has hasicucl TO New York and
made speech that ebtiles him to foil admis,
sion ioto tho bolus of cot $ .rvatco republican
ism that is now undergoing the process of deg
III lion by the radical party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

Mr.. Fnn Aukans reply. dated October
l7th claims that he is the only retub
llcsn ofiti,l in Petersburg. whose Dot ion co
the debt question is We'll defined lie seys ne
has been active 10 combauiog the Reputation
moSem ADD asks for the namc Of tic autnor
or the charge. Commissioner R.um in reply
said the reformation had cone TO him through
letter written by the Postmaster General TO
The Secretary Of the Treasury, the uamc of his
informant not being aiveu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22

Another effort is bsiog made to rouute the
democracy Ct New York We hops It mag
succeed. f,r uulesI it does that State will be
carried By tho radicals ADD the Influence of
New York and Ohio on ths othet States OF the
North will 70 far toward giving that section
the solidisy desired by those who wish to keep
the ctuatry divided into two hostile camps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
CAPTURED.

NEW YORK, Oct 22.-Tho police early this
morning. captured William better known AZ
nB!lly'' Porter, who with Irving escaped from
Raymond stree! aiI, Brooklyn, 3 months ago,
Irving and Porter ere Two of the best known
burglars 10 this country,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
sh1Dwreck andloss ofL5fe.

HALIFAX, N. s., Oct. PAN unknown
schooner was struck by squall nesr Cariboo
Island last night. and turned bottom up. Three
bodies hsve been washed ashore, but it was i'm
possible 10 Identify them. The schooner lies
about sixty miles out from the isl and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dot. 22.-Up to ten a..
%. one paw case Of yellow fever he's been re-.
ported. l., l.. Conway is dying. The weather
Is cool and cloudy.
Up to noon one more new case has been re-.
ported. No deaths havs occurred since last
evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
BALTIMORE March 10 1878

- . . 1A1'IIHVNE, L aTUl IT., IOIO.
". il. Thornton. c:q caa cheeriuly AID
heartily recommend your L,roquu's Anti.
Bilious Bttcrs, having used them TOR a long
time 10 my family. Il. S. LINDSAY,
Isl ". Baltimore s.r,ct.
Thousands Ct letters Of tho same nature as
above have b:cn received by Mr.. Thorator, and
any en-, troubled with tho diseases for which
these bitefs are recommended. viz, Nervous
ntss. Headache, Dyspepsia, Costiveness. aud
all diseases Of the Liver and Stomach, should
gVo thom tiial at once. All dtuge lists sell
thcm a; 25a package. or ST per bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
Fire.

SAa HAREoR L. J., Oct. 22-The Montauk
Steam Cotton Mills at Sag hsrbor L. l., was
total ~ destroyed by fire this morning. Two
hundred operatives arc thrown out Of employ
mont Tho loss is SEC, COO. Insurance Sl(O COO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
DIED.

Aitcr lors and painful illness of consump.
ton CHAS. DAVIS, son of Mary E. aid John
T. Davis, in the 2olh year of his age @r His
funeral will take place from his parents resi-
dence, No 81 Commerce street, on Thursday
evening at clock. Friends and acqusintsnces
are invited to St,cnd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
The Eastern Question

PARIS. Oct. % -Ressrding the reported
interview with MIR GIads tope tho Gauuis SAYS
Mr.. Gladstone d, precst, I'd contention With
Russia about Afshauls,sn and said be believed
there would not be any; that India had abso-
lutely nothing to fear from Russia which has as
much as she oan do TO hold her coruuests 10
IuI kIstan. The AustFo German alliance, he
said. was doubtless intended as a check to
husss, but the importance If such alliance
should not be exaggerated, as Prime, Bismarck
would abandon 1t as readily ns he bad Abandoned
parliamentary parties which had served his
purpose. Mr Gladstone said be though Franco
and Eogland had made mistake 10 permitting
Turkey to resume her privileges 10 Egypt By
the deposition Of the kbedive; that it was
also mistake to exclude the other Euro
Dean powers from sharing 10 Egyp!iae control.
Eogend road to lndis, he said, must be res
!aloed BY keeping up her maritime supremacy,
A BIGAhlsT.-A Newport, (R. IL special
says: This morning 40 Itali an resident of this
City named A. Avalione. who heretofore has
borne 40 excellent character, was confronted by
his vile, who bad Just ertived from Italy. The
nusoand did not expect to SEQ her, as he bad
mar 30 Newport woman. by VII ON he has
hsd i've children, three of whom are living
he told ntr that he did not desire 10 return to
Der. The wrouged woman lhereupon made a
iu'n for the street, with the determination OF
assertit her rights at the home of her bus-
band. The latter, however, was too quick for
her. and by the questionable aid of some of his
friends me Was Ioduoed to leave the city b.
fore she could see wife number two. She will
return rJbsbly to night snd havs her husband
arrested Tor bigamy"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, Ocfr. o.

The supply of Cattle this week was fully equal
to the demand, and prices wore shade better
the quality of the offerings was better than for
several weeks past, and good many changed
hands. Veal Calves in better demand, with
very few coming in. Sheep and Lambs in good
supply aad fair demand. Very few Hogs COM
ing in, and prices arc about the same rs last
week. Cows and Calves in better demand Ter
good ones, and prices baTo advanced hsrket
active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
Not Chilly.

=, NEWARK, N. D., Oct. 22-The jury in the
Blair case have brought in verdict of no.
guilty. '-0'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
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