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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-09
Mad Elephant at Large.
srvEs MEN CRUSHED TO DEATH BY a
PoSDERoUs BRUTE-A NIGHT IN
HINpooSTAN.

I hate an elephant, energeticAliy
exclaimed Majsr Springle' an old In
dian traveller. Il think they are not at
all the good-natured, harmless beasts
that shevmen and grapdmothers story
hooks are so fond OF representing them
to be. 1 quite agree with Charles
R.ade when he says, in his Jack oi all
Trades, that they are murderous'
treacberous brutes, full of vice aud cum
ming.
4 know very little about the African
e,ephant, but one of the fail:ngs OF the
As,atic kind is that in very hot wealth
or and under severe physical strain
he ia very likely TO 60 mad; and, can
tell vou a mad elephant is creature
that the most curious student OF the
animals habits had better contemplate
from distance.
Much of my Indian life was passed
in the station of Jubbulpore. The en-
terprising people there resolved 10 uaS'
an exhibition. Goods poured in rapidly
in bullock wagons, on camels' backs
and in various other ways, and raJahs
and other Indian dlgnitares, with suites
Of attendants, journeyed from great dis
tances.
So far as can remember, what l
am ,pcaking of happened in the latter
mart of 1866 or early IN 1867. A young
photographer, with whom | was ac-
cuainted, invited me to share his tent
with him for week or 80 on the exhl-
hilton grounds, where he intended to
take views, and gladly accepted the
Invitation.
Two nights before the exhibition
oroned we went out upon the grounds
ond found them covered with tents, and
orowded with natives, who, for the most
mart were attending upon elephants
bullocks. camels and horses. II was a
bright moonlight night, and we sal
smoking before the opening of our tent
watching the curious scene before us
untl nearly midnight. Then, the noise
having gradually died away, we retired
to our beds.
L had been asleep, perhaps. about
an hour, when I was awakened BY the
heating Of tomtoms aud the shouting o.
the natives outside. / jumped out o
bed and ran 10 the door of the tent
where my friend was already standing
An elephant, with its trunk upfaised
and trumpeting ferccly, was rushing
among the tents, occasionally striking a
rope with his foot and suapping it like a
pack thread. Ip front Of our tent wa'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-09

WHAT HE FoUND.-He was saw
ing man, with an eye on the main
chance and the sidewalk. He saw
a bit Of green paper in the slush. None
of his companions noticed it. He ex
cused himself and stepped aside. The
walk was crowded with PEDESTRIANS -
He kept his eye on the bit Of green
paper, which ever and anon was stepped
upon and ground still further into The
snow by the feet Of the careless crowd.
Visions OF ten n-dollar greenbacks fioated
before him. 1t might be ten, ii might
be a fifty, 1t might be hundred.dollar
bill. A momentary opening in the
crowd enabled hrm to swoop down up.
on the treasure that was his by right of
discovery. He gobbled it up. If it
proved 10 be small bill, he would
keep it; If a large one, he would ad-
ver,se it in the papers and ge; a re-
ward. With hands tightly clasped he
hurried TO an adjacent stairway 10
size his pile. As he uDGolded his prize
with trembling Fingers he found 1t 10 be
a cancelled revenue stamp from to-
bacco packing. With unsteady steps
and hagsard face he stumbled into n
convenient drug store, and, with one
hand firmly claspcd upon his equator,
gasped family for glass Of water in
which TO drown his feelings.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-09

SHE DipS'T.-A young man with
very white eyes and a girl Of eighteen
with very long curls, stood together IN
the city hall tower, Detroit, TO gaze
upon the beautiful panorama. In
minute or two the girls head began to
feel giddy, and as the sensation iucreaa-
ed she cried ont:
oh, WILL, I'm gong to faint
What's ups' he shouted, as he put an
arm around her.
oh, I'm so-so-so-Fm $685.,
she gasped as she began settling down.
Here now, don't you do ia' he
bluntly replied, as he held her up. i
love YOU like all jewhittaker, aud you
know it, but l couldn't pick you up and
carry you down them winding stairs II
| vas engaged to the whole ismllY'
Brace up, now! If you faint III rum
She didn't faint, but is Was necessa'
nv ter him to keep his arms around her
for the next fifteen minates.
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WOODSTOCK. VA, WEDNESDAY. APRIL Q, 1879

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cruel tits better as it is she can have
no heart
Mr.. Arlington said Marion, if BY
any action Of mine have lea you te
suppose that could regard you othel
than a friend. am very, very sorry
"Sory!' he retorted, with a bittel
laugh; for pastime you play with a
mans heart till it bleeds, and then you
are sorry!
Il am: sure faltered Marion, it Il
through no fault of mine that you have
been led into this mistake
~ accuse you of nothing he rejoln'
ed; in all probability I was too pre-
sumptuous for that ask your forgive
ness. and that you may never suffer al
I suffer now is my most earnest prayer.
So saying. he gave Marion look o
mingled agony and reproach and strod'
from the room.
wiping her eyes, with suppressed
sob my grandmother continued
Full of remorse, and with strange
forebodings ofsvil. Marion retired TO mel
room there to torture herself With the
,bouoht of having been guilty OF al
manner of crimes. Had she given MT
Arlington any encouragement? Encsur'
agement meant unfaithfuluess to he'
husband. and unfaithfulness meant
what? The idea was teo terrible and In
q flood of tear, she threw herself upon
the he'd. in the vain hope to obtain some
relief for her aching head and heart
'Heayen help her' l CALCULATED
most fervently.
How long she lay there she never
knew. but she was suddenly aroused by
the sharp report Of pistol that re-
sounded through the house. Hastenins
to the door she found the whole house
hold in commotion, and all with blanch'
ed and scared looks. what what Is
tbe matter;' she asked, but received no
ansver: so following with tho Others
sbe came to the rooms occupied by Mr.
Arlington. There upon the floor he lay
with pistol bullet through his braln'
and on his breast was pinned a paper
on which were these words: "A wo
mans work.
Ny grandmother's tears were ia'l'ns
fast now. and she made no effort 10 re
strain them. was also crying gong
70 her | knelt beside her, aud Kissing
her. endeavored to soothe and comfort
her.
Smoothing my hair, my sranduo'"e'
said. Heaven keep you from such an
experience. my child
amen! = said. reverenliy'
When we became somewhat more
composed. l, still kneeling at my grand
mothers feet. looked up into her iace
and asked:
And what became Of Marion Orme'
grandma? Is she still living?
She is
Have seen her?'
You have
A sudden light broke IN upon me- anu
T blurtcd out before | had time to think
'Are.you not Marion orme"
Ny grandmother nodded
The following summer my huSp"n"
made another trip to Europe, ana l ac'
COMMANDED HIM. Upon the dock al
JorseyCity,to see us off and wish US Goa,
oneed WAS Mr.. Arthur Chesney; and
hanging fondly upon his arm was h's
newly made wiie-my DARING S'''''
Alica
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-09
NOTARIEs PUBLIC.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE

DAVIS n1.r-Dr. G. 4. Brown, cbed Funk and
20, n.g1,oHsrw,it-J H v'II' "A. Grabin Eli coe' snowden
nisStr, ,a.,S'rcx- j H. RodeFe., Martin StFickeF'
! cyi if. Cuilcl ,u r,n.es J.
conn am. saIuue Eiikc'. 80, ,.,,,,-o. 1scol.
N..uY -Sami. ualnman, samuel hlhe'ee' '"'0'
r. NV NJ .eT White williamson D. P. rElt'J0hn ~
Pence
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-09
UTILSUN'0 hOTEL.
w WOODSTOCK Va
En lrg1d and Gr1atly AaProced
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
FOR hE
Increased Demands Of Public
PATRONAGE.

mi. hotel has been recenA improved by
m ..r,.c,,on of brick addiiici iO the mann
nnn linz which will give cc'nideraoly more
room and afford ample accommodation for
tie travelling public.
THE TABLE will be well sdpplied at all
times with the best the MARKET affords. and
no pa,ns shall be spared TO s.tisfg the wants
Of auests in this department.
TIE BAR will b. stocSeu with the besl
Liquors. A full supply Of Wilson's pure
Rive whisky. (the only homemade whisky
IN in tue couaty,) can he found by those
wishing a pure article for uedioal pnrP"ses.
Jurors attending court will he boarded
a. ,he;, Zee. vrr diem. and their certificates
tas.n in payment iflesirel.
charges Moders'N. A call respectfully
solicited.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-09

Misunderstood.

misunderstood.
"what ave you doing here,
Noah. my dear,
Out in the dark and the mist Z"
"Nel, If lOu insist,
lam looking 10 hrd ,u
some dark brown curls that missed
"Bnt your hands are quite wet.
Norah, N Iet.
Why are yon walki & so slowl
"WeI II you must know,
lam waiting to hear
A voice that is tender and low"
"For me you have no word,
Norsh, MY bird.
WHY d. II stop so TO rest 7"
"Now stand ! confessed.
Il an watching To see
The eyes that love the best
"For you would have died,
Norab, my pride,
And now YOU my love despise'
Then, 4, II Y. she cried,
"But have found them all,
Twas your hair, YOU voice, your eyes
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-09

D,v,s-a A. rrowp, Harrison WI 'e,]ro' II
rs''; oIswAL1.-Jos. Dol, D. F. 'Iiker' JACOB
= igle no,,;el Hovmap. Silas
W.nI,,x.-Jos Si', Comcr, Philip Bovors, Sanl"e
sci nluckcr. ,,.rs II II Coh.
man. .r,.
ne. N. Tidler, J. II. Kagey, Marx Ihom'''
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-09

Never listen to loose or idle conver
saticn,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-09
HhI Coras.

I,rEEN's MANSION HOUSE
IL ALEXANDRIA, VA
JAMES 0EEEN,..........-..''''' 81 Il ''"i' '.'
LA -st-clas- hotel. in every resi- ert. al" Gu
zeus u The valley. having husines IN NrAsu' no 20,
wgshiu.s..,, and travellers going Nortl NJ N'ut"'
aiu 6nd this an agreeable resting r.act on "a.
ronte.asit does not -c'iuire the earl! s,9I' u!
severai honrs as from Wash nst"n or b'Ninot' ,,t
S,,-ssrd steamboats, leave Al'vandrin fof Nasn-
IN ION anil return every hom from \ Mt o ~
q "- -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-09
Never speak lightly Of religion.

He dimes sumptuousIy who dimes ous
Of debt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-09

c,rc,.,r Corx1.-P. ". Masruder, Z. 7. stick
lev. 1. lie ind. l. y. Newman .,,ot.
TorsrY CorHr.-P. ". Magruder J.. + ''oA'
ley, L. Trip EFT. Jr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-09

COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNTS.
T Nsgruder oVuS''>>
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COMMISSIONERS CE REVENUE.
SURVEYOR.

William TisingeI,
SUPERINTENDENT OF POOR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

From iptinatiors 10 certain quarters it seems
that the firg;cis reedjustcls DOW. wheu too lGtc
to afford them any assistance, arc to receive re.
inforcemcnts, and, though not strange 20 relate
to people who recogaiz, the rights Ct creditors,
from totally unexpected quarter to tbosa who
want such assistance, namely, ftou the boat
ed bonGho'dcrs." Men whose coupons have
been rettiag them considerably moro than
three Fer ccut. Cd their Investments are indis.
posed to accept the reduction proposed By tie
debt bill. and talk abou! appealing to the
oourts to defend their rights. Il viii, however,
be to the advantage CT allcreditcr, 20 less than
debtor. fer the terms CT the bill to be accepted,
aud VIC hope tho talk referred to may expend
itself 10 breath. We only sllude 10 it to show
what favorable basis CT settlement the State
has obtained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31
s-EEGS.rf.Y .SEI!"S.

Gov. Holiday has sigcad tho ncT deb: b!l!
sd it is DOW The law c! the State.
The IoGcx SAYS: "Thcro ia. mere disorder
ia Warrcn.on Court Morday lhau VIC ever
Witnessed.
Ab,am 7. Bigger, promiacDs e;,z:n ct
Lynohturg snG fox o long liGc Superintendent
OF Pubic Schools in that CITY, died on Saturday
last, ugtd aboa. Al FEARS.
o. The 2S.h of May rez! the Baptist General
Association CT Fi.Giria vii! meet il Cbarlottes.
vile FIR The frs: !inc 10 t7cu'y four years.
There viii be preset tc5:7ecu tbreC and Tour
hundred delegates.
Saturday last wGs the sulivet5ary Il the
birth OF President Tyler. o., The cqI:st OF
his daughter. MIS-. Lasiia Tyler SeDplc, OF
Washiastoa city, the grave ct Hollywood,
Richmond, was s;imrasd a1l cl:arcd pp ard
decorated with fjwc;5.
Rev. W. S. Joaca, formerly Of Grace chu,ch,
Casanova, Farq1iGr Co.. has bad two calls re-
ccntl5; one rs assistant Racer of ST. Thomas
Parish, Baltimore county, Maryland, tho oihcr
as Rectcr CT the churches vacated ty Rev. Nj.
G,cmner 10 Jefferson county, ". Va. lie
holds these calls urder consideration.
At E;cimonG on Saturday evening the Jury
ia The case oi J,hu f. Poiudezter, charged
With the mut5er Of G. G. Curtis. was discharged,
bsius upahle 10 agree. The jury stood Two to-
murder 10 the second degree, FIVE i0E vo!u1-
tary rnaosauphter, and two for involuntary rleu-
slaughter. E:ii was refused the accused, aDd
be 9as committed 10 Ill 10: triai 10 April.
Little business Of public Interest vas tIaus
acted at the March term Of Tho Fa1qn;er county
caur.. TMsnly Two decd wero aiuittci to re-
cnrG. I;!a will of L. &. Forster and Carter
MaGtg vare proved. A. s. Furcr5n IVES Gp'
poa.tei Rcpisar sf tko Plains AID Geo. T..
Wo,tangioa, IT., AZ Auburn. GreGyi!ie Gaines
vzs Appreciated Gir:oi,iTa:1r It Wr. D..
Gias:cork.
Robert Wh;tc}ay, coltrj soaut 50 years
Of ogc. w.s terribly crushed BY the Frciuia
Midland Freight ;raie, which arrived in L7uoh
,nrs troa; Dsavlc ahAu. tea o'clock Saturday
niph-. he Boarded lie trsin while pas:;og
leiIe7soa street, 70 ride beyond The d3p0t. near
the g.s works. virTc lie ecoHa, and in at
terIptng to IMP 'r32l tic tgeia uci- that pclot
VS. thrcwn or Erii under tbs cars. which rae
over bin, tuitir% clf bath feet. tho Lett arm
Gear ice sh0i!Lar, ac1 The fioglrr ct Tho right
hand.
The Laestu;g Washiestoni4n States that st
Wa;aiiorG, lIJutGu7 cnuGtv, last Thursday
c7GEloE, Inc Lev. tGhu II. ItaSse!l. c'l}!eu
rsiaister Fog Mississippi who was accom- nanied
By Rsv 4. Ii. Ii'rhman. colored Bap,iE;
minister delivered 2 c;u!e, ia which he told his
ca.nrri i;cthtcu has they must live aud sue
cacd ia lie by ihcic iudc7'ry, good b3ba4ioc end
at;crt:9n = bueintGs-lha; sh.7 should ant be
led by ,hosa " 10 want to &c considered Dgliii.
caus ard i.aGcf7, who arc lsuoraDt OF wEat
they talk about. ani in most cases gro Geosir
inr ,hcs, they try to lead ir7 !btie GTn
bancit. The very sensible advice Was not ct
all I prcca,ed for lha miotsers were stoned and
badly lrsa,rd By ;hs color1d people rs they we're
learicg tbs toWn, their carriage be,cg broken
ty tho nis:iea hurled at them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31
TIC Caa,icrou-Oliyer Case.

In tho Oliver. Cameron case tho jury werf
excused during thoargumen:s ofthc law points 1T
the caso Saturday. General Butler first lssed
The question q the admissibiiity Of tho comnu.
ncsLlons from hTs. Oliver 10 Mr. Riddle, when
in the relation Of lawyer and client. Mr.. Peter
said be would reserve hi5 exception on hist point
The Court then ruled them out, except those tC
be given to Mr.. Cameron. General Butler uez,
asked Inc Court 90 direct vordic. for the dc
iondant to be enterot citing authorities SID
claiming it en- ;hc grounds ths: there was nc
con hict in tho testimony, which was FL! on ono
side, and tia. the TeCeip for ST eco wss an 'es
toppal by pay" Tho Court decided that who.h
cr this last YVES for expenses or in settlement Was
q question Tor tho jury. Tho next point was the
Kentucky marriage, which General Butler ssid
it would be asaintt al public policy to permit
50 be get aside ana tho Issue bastsrd!2at on the
say so rthe parents. Tho Court said j. WAS
binding enough to compel u Elaa TO pay debts
contracted BY SUCH & wife, but it did not stop the
parties, after voluntary separation, from max
ing contracts in tho future. General 8u.lrr Or.
euad the plaintiff sued his client as "Mrs. NJ. A.
Oliver ind hsd been iGtely about to suo Fir.
Oliver 20. divorce, but according to this her Iao
WAS Mary a. McCateIty. In passing on this
las. rao,ion, tho Court said that if he hsd 10 pass
upon the fs!s preteEses and freuda in this case
he would make short work Of il, but there were
other questions involved snd he intended to try
it according to the law as far as hekuewit. This
woman be ootinued. was selrcon ssed adultress
which Was poor recommendation for Sens
tors wife; but # after such COZ fsssion, Sen.
s!or choose to mary such one there was 10 con,
stitutional objection to it, The motion would
therefore DO overruled. Il an in favor" ad-
ded Chief Justice Garter, "of allowing sjuTy to
determine things when there is something 10 de-.
terEiDe, and l hsve no fesr OF their running
awsy with justice go long as l hold the rens."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

We a,e aS much opposed 10 the practice ofiak'
log the law iuto oae's oxa hauds, and to q Resort
to the use OF deadly weapons as ap7 one ccu:d
possibly be- but ,heto are CASES ia which such q
resort is uJQacsiionabIy iusiGabie, and one G!
them is that 10 which MA is defending him
self against az attack with 4 coshide. II Cur!is
had shot Poio1exter Uhcn the lstters!rus bin
with cowhia he would ha7o been justified,
and the Gaze vas 20: altered whsn The position
Of the parties w4s reversed. The twe jurors who
stood GU. ior s:qc;!ol were right. 4 bill has
been iotroduasd 10 the General Assembly which
makes it q felony for any person to use g coz
hide or hciscwhp for the purpose ct assaulIiog
or degrading another, and makes the tffspsc
puoisbsbla by imprisCnueur 10 the peutcutiary
for period rot exceeding fv, years ncr less
than ,wo years, and wo nope it may PASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31
Tho Zulu war.

MAnI7zEURG, March ll.-No ji.-c. CT -
Liable Intelligence t!em Co. pt-r5'n has been
received. Anxiety Is b )lIinG 2FaTc. ianu"E
the las: Communication was hoYetui. GeVcfsJ
native runners. induced By large r."2FGs
started for Essowo with dispatches, BIZ: raturn
cd, reporting tho rosis destroyed, eyer? 80:
proa,h commanded by mi1.;y kraai5 .orts,
and the crun:Iy sRarClice "iiA Il.u' N"h
tho utmost c1rc Col. Pesrs1n'i supplies, il 8:
believed, will be exhausted b. he cr;i Of
March. Tho expedition 10 the course q or
garizstioD on the Lover G'u1e!a f07 lis Ea!ici
DOW amounts to iouGtacn cJm ?aa23 Of rc2u'4!s.
As SION as The naii72 c2nj0g2nl Is s-Li.l.1:!y
strengthened the ex2eti:i.0 will be pHshc';
forward.
CAPE Town. March 3l.-I! i. 5 ais4 lbst q
serious breach has occurred bet8ccu Cir ka;tIc
Ffere, Governor ard Commander 10 Chiet Of
Cape Colby, aDd Sir Hcary u. RH!T9f, Gass
errcr Of Natal. in Consequence {! the Eara!
measures saEc i2rcd by the :orullr 10 c11sagip:
the natives.
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,E5E.yI=s eH TEE :i.1G..

Neii:, iia'a4r., ,?.u daughter e! CN Gj"ti'
ryr Hub"-t,i cE Npaete:ieG:, W" 'oan'I
u.r:la h. 1,i, c17oH ci ~. t,"ac:;,S ) -
40, ,gs ii. tlou:rtai wiUh ucr rasD-4V l..
i@s Wcs..
Gov. An..gew:, I! C3rGec.i2rt, hiss reiu.cc
tc s,,t.;?c = hi nskSI l:!4 property Ct H;a:'
r:et WOMEN rt=rCusi5ic 70. taxation Upon sIca
?rogatir. b. he ,rcst.t Ia" Tho husband ls
Responsible, al,neu&ii having 90 right l1 tAe
pToDcfiy.
Mrs. Hicks LORI, # Nca York, sla Palatkc,
LaJ,i5a, E2srg forenoon she oE$cts & carnage
-u.!, alc,mpapici by her maid, tskts drive
ID the uau1.Iy Mrs. Lor3 il superb in h:r Ct
;cas:iohs, aud is Ct course th2 Observed OF CD
sc:v&E5.
i}l;a iau:es ii the Tennessee Legislature
bav3 agreeG uDon eosni r5l.ise. OF thc Stat:
Get: al 50 cents st 4 per ceOt AS Inc oond
holders save refused to a052pt :ha comp1culse'
it Is supposed tia: Go7traog Marks will with
iola BIS sis1stuIc, s5a tic set;lzmeD; IL tHr
;heT delayed.
Ey Cousyoss1alI Il. Y. Riddle committed
su, dc at Lshaucn, Tenn, Friday, ty shooting
himself through tho hraa with q pistol duflas
tic tf temporary lsaIity. lie had been fol
sono tcia in very hst! health apd Ras also EN-
barrsss:a By security debts. Tie 9as mem
ber Of The Forty fourth aCd Forty fifth Coz
crbcS5a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31
The Anglo Universal Bank.

LONDON, March 3l.-The Manchester
Guardians London correspondent telegrsphs
that Journal, that for some months there has
been movement OF foot, among leading mem
bers Of; the Roman communion TO carry iuto fla
spcial matters the bonds of Catholic sympathy
and confidence. The rrcjtc. has uow assumed
the shape aud ttla Of the Anglo Universal
bcuk (imited) with directorate in London
and Paris; aud ccuating among its patrons
somo eminent British, French aud Itstsn
roblamep. Tho design Of the bank is stated
to DC, to take Up and extend g valuable foreign
connection aud assume more efficient protection
and development of Catholic banking intcres!
throughout the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31
Colonel MGSby.

EXTRACTS from the Hong ko2g Daily Press
The United Ststea corvette Aahuc.o! arrived
here on the 18th instant from Hollow On her
arrival she ssluted the port aud tbs English ard
French Admirsls snd snlutss we're returned
respectively from the shore battery, the Iron
luke and the Armide. During the afternoon
Colonel Mosby, the United S:s:e: Cc2au!, visit
ed the Asbuelot, and was received with salute.
Yesterday, Col. Moshy, the American Consul;
visited the Ed lish and Russian AImiral3 and
wes received with the usu>l s1lG!es from each
flag chip.
Il is notified in the G;z=!to :hes io3di1g the
receipt of Her Majesty's exequs.ur, Ii: r. the
Governor hiss recognized Co:oncl }. d. acsoy ~
COrsu! for the United S:stcs IN Hong acnGf
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]. NUITtI NEU VUTIUII6'
TIE WALLACE COMMITTEE.
Railroad Accident.

C1NcISNATI, March 3l.-A special dispatch
says
as The oipht Express train 90 the Grand
Truck railroad was passing point two miles
east oil Smiths creek. Michigan, Saturday
night, it was tbrown ftom tho track. The
eagiuc and The three forward cars were wrecked.
Robert Wisou, brcakman, was crushed TO
death between Two car; Berj, Warers, the
engineer, and Jerry MCGUIRE. tho fitemao,
we're fatally scalded; the later has since died.
Francis Kellogg. Of Erie. Pa. had leg broksD;
s. p Willard, ofCniclgo. sustained a cut on
the head and fracture Of The right arn.-
Several other p2rscos were slightly ipiarcd. =
The disaster was cansed By train wreckcrs, who
removed a rail. Tncy were traced by their
foot prints 10 the mud and their tools were
found sbcrt di>,aocs from the scsna CT the
os,cs!roDho. Several suspected persons have
been arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31
Female Professionalism.

NEW YORK, March 31-Out of the eighteen
women pedestrians who started to walk fer six
days st Gilmorss Garden. only eight we're on
the track this morning, the res. having dropped
out of the contest.
Boston, Msreh Sl.-Aiss Loocuer, sfte; ex.
ceiling the best quarter milo record ever made
by a female was withdrawn from the tack at
Alston Hall at ten minutes before one o'clock
this morning, having made 1904 quarter miles
10 ss many consecutive qusrter hours, the last
quarter having been made in five minutes. Her
condition st the c,oae was excellent