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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12
Politics I'm Fairfax.

ICarr, spondtncc o! the AIeya odiia Ga2:;te
FAIRFAX. &. H., Nay l2--At The primary
he!a Tor this c3un;y on Saturday 10 naainatc
candidates Of The conservative party, to be
voted for st the May nIco.i,7, tho 80 / Instant,
the following Scru nominated. w: Common
wsal,h's Attorney. James NJ. Loyf; GaualY
Tfcasrr!r J. II. Caichcstci; Sheriff, William
hyre, il; Comm i:s!oner Of Inc Revenue, south
side, frank Wooster. al :our present in,
cunbenls Commissioner c! the R-Veaue,
norlh side, r. f. }roadwattr.
The fol'oank disro: officers for Ills l'ro!i.
| deuce district were also also ncmioatad. VIZ:
Supervisor, Joseph Cooper; Ogeraecr Of the
Poor. O:laudo Gunncl Road utmuissl1Gcrs
j. T. Reynolds, Bcl j. Kenyon ald ). S. Cu::s;
Jus;c:s. John II. Taylor, DR., lrl Wilkins ard
II. NJ. Faukucr; Constable, T. NJ. Smith.
1t is reported that tic republicans will hold
their convention ct Falls Church 90 WcdDel
day next and nominate the r,ll5@ing t'c';et for
county ofic:r'. VIZ: Treasurer, Geo. Is. Ives;
Sheriff, Jahn ". Mohler; Commissioner of the
Revenue, south side, G. ". HaWxhuis Com.
mis5i0nir Of The REVENUE, perth siGF, Amos
FIX
Mcssrs. MohIer ard Frz arc independents
aud arc TO be endorsed By the republicans.
lie DO2T0 VI OupefVisUiS VIII m:Ct llGIt ~
morraw, whoa it is exp2clcd Thomas +. Burke
will bo re elected GO Coua!y Superintendent of
the Poor. FAX.
The electric light seems 10 nave come TO &
s!arcs!il. RGc:nt experiments in Europe care.
fully conducted aid GO & largo scale prove that
tho cost is much greater tbaa that Of sssight.
The true solution is rrC5sbiy to be found ia the
conc usion reached by q writer 10 Tic Edinburgh
R,y,ew, that tito electric: light ani sasght
will both BE- used for special PURPOSES 10 which
they are respectively suptrier, and that neither
will supplaat the Other
The significant fsc; is ci;ed that. rotaitl:-
staud!og the great arcnt,desti:uiioa 10 New
York city, the eanship c,mDaoies sre GOT
able to procure aborars to tax, the places Of
the loocshoremen now on strike. The ques'
lion suggests itself at o1c,, how much OF the
des,iluuon 10 New York is tho result Of inatil-
ity 10 procure employment and how much the
result of professional pauperism aad lmprudeEt
slms giving?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12
From Washington 20 aI:;u,n..

Correspondence CT The Alex .ndr;a Cant.
ALANosA, Cor, May 7.-TLi.k;ys tie,
perhsrs. your readers nay b, is.erestcd,
write you description IF ZIP .rcn Wgs,,
ingon to Aemcs1. We arrived 10 C5ie,p,
Sc hours, fcm Wsstug!.u. We lett tie
same day f07 A:cEis)o, kap., WHERE &c ar,vtd
the Ieyt day. We passed hundred. OF WACO,
traits b0Gai fcr L:adsitIo. Aca saa is o.c Of the
bu:ios! cities Of The fax West. Ii has - GEO CT
10000 inhabitants. We purchased cur tickets
for Topeka, and were seen Hhr!!rg ever the
love:iest agricultural country 10 tie world.
have tu. one fault to find, viz the train rel!
too fast We saw SOW cad Pixies Peak, 100
miles dis:aut. We arrived in Pueblo May =,
aud stayed there four dsys. Pueblo is Span
ish town, as its namo implies aud has / 900 Q,
900 inhabitants The largest cottonwood tree
10 the Stale said 10 be - Zee ia circumference
towers 10 its principal streo. The sc,ncry BE-
twcenPu bio AID Alamosl il inGis,ribatly GraDt,
We entered the j., Nets Pass aDd were socn
hemmed 10 ty the mountains. i!itr Gc had
gone about Eve miles io;o The pass. | went t,
the the car door gc were ia tie hind car AMI
yards distant, because oil Tie curvature Of thc
road. My attention vas GsX: called 70 .Et
telegraph poles ruouiny ALONGSIDE the tract.
directly oppo:i:e, hundreds Of feet above u.
We soon came in sight o! Mnleshoa Bend, Mhe:"
the cDgipc was on one side Ct tho Bend whic'
We were directly opposite. We then began tn
g ,eut of the s.ccpsst grade in North Apcii,4.
Up, up We went, alorg.iie.. almost p.rpyBiic
uIsr prccpiccs aud cauncS. TO lock GGEn iGto
which, ALMOST makls one holi his breath. W,
reached the summiI, where there IS \ tlit e:nrh
Office and W4tc: tank. Tho tisin s'oprci, !!
alghted and stood ~ Ltrrs hrml, = 31j i&at
above the level oi the lc!. Tee Sous th.I
precls The eye IS opr OF the grades: imae'Oa
BILE. You are surrouCdsd by $nJw capped
peakts, which seem to vi, with cacn Other IL
grandeur Hundreds OF feet heIoI you $40 ,i,
cattle browsing on the SIDES Ct the moun;aIo-
and th, mcuntain brock lu:hiag over It's r1cks
bed. The atmosphere was v2ry c)ld, aud |
was s)cn 10 the cir, lowering over hot s,ovc
The iron horse having qlenched HIS thirs: "
began lhs descent, WEica vas almCs: rs SLOW j.,
tho ascent OF tho mountain. Wh1n W. hIt
gone about 500 yatds We were startled By -:
crel gun shots. shortly after which tho 'raru
stopped. The conGu3.or got eli, with tul II
h srd, i,iloHed By several maa with ravo'var-
They had seen several deer IN the rin;s; TIL,
did not, however, get another *lot at thtm
We passed snow drs:s, which stand IL feet
deep. We arrived hero at go last night. W.
leave to moirIw fer Del Nar!e. GE&DfRFnoT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12

The ic.iieLcc Ct the !r'a dcut Ct Whfam
aud Mary CoIIIgc. Fireiti., suffered ststi'J
from a recent c;tfliera!ion. Ihis bCu'a "as
built 10 1872 aud Has accidentally burnt r'
the Frcrch troops, .ninr l,iayeiic. 90 theo
say 10 tho battle OF Yorktnun. ia ISL. L
was then rebuilt By LUIS XVI. oui If h''
private iurd5, aad has survived tho l!f2s iAt'
have suca lhrD 50 Cljea dps'r5yci the c):!sgr.
1t is the ctly house III Firgioia hui!s - q
re!gniug sewerage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12

At lie session OF the Medical Convention at
Atlanta, Ga., on Thursday last Dr.. Albion 5.
Psyoc OF Firgiaia read paper on tho treat
meut Of small ptx 10 tho stages OF ioi!ia fever
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12

A mc.e;f q foot 10 diameter, with blazlog
train, fell at Worthiaptop, Mionesota. yes1er-
day, exploding just btfJre retcbing the earth
with noise that shook the buildings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12

S. DEALuAM hes Just retrrhtI i'9ni NJ"
YORK, and has uo@ the finest ahd v'n1; Stsrc
stock Of CLOTHING. HATS Al! GENTS fUH&
IsHINGs ever b.loic brcuyiit Ia this c:!j; At =
tou;shing low prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12

Said tho Nufgc to the Decor: "$Gre, ri,
only kuoW Of one medicine ior he hhby. ar'!
that ia DR.. Balls D.by Sy1ur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12
ID E.Gh.

It!E.Ih.
In Baltimore, on Sunday HaJr".lg, A!ay -.
LlXZlE H. second daughter Of TAG a." f:f'''
McVcixh.
In Portsmouth,. Va. Oh the 4ih ih2ts't, IN thr
18TH yesr of Tia age, LEONARD GiLVh@i
ADAMS, formerly ofthi5 city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12

The newfoundland seal fishery this year is
fair average catch. The number Of seals taken
will reach 500, 1000. while The proportion of old
seals is greater than usual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12
Ess!u;eiiSI.l.

PnnADrLpHh, PA May l2.-'Ihc l'rJts-
taut Episcopal Convention Of tie dloca.r q
Pennsy whc!! &C .urGti list F'iiay,
adopted canon pr0hik!i1c ilna2l:;3ns Of tha
Church ritual, with The intention thai II sh'ui
especially ap; to he ~: Ctcmoat's Prctcs-
,ant Episcopal Chuch 10 this CAY. The s:rv'
ccs 10 that church yrs!Crl27 were, how's"f.
conducted os heretofore, aad he R3v. Father
Prescott preached y :,rnion 10 which lie DE-
c!ared his intention - rtmlla h!ta 10 The S.hat
taken By bis chu!oa, and TO deiend tho post,an
asuncd. The v.s!ry A;so pissed resolutions
to tic same effect thc la:t oil which - a. 10!
lows:
Resolved. That tho rector &C! his associate
have entirely Confirmed to The wishes vi The
parish 10 tie maonCr 10 when the G'fs;c
have been coGdueted IL tits cdu'ch. and thal
re teudcr them cur hearty !hauks fJr the znal
aud devotion with wDic; iAey have del lad
them.
ROMANTIC mAERIAGE.- "Sccitts ia New
York il aei!a!td about a marriage that his
taken pace ulder scp.WEat Romantic cncuu!-
stances. The tliiegrotm is au clil.tr In the
British army, whose name an; 'lde ar ASSES
tant Coumis5ary General L;lty. He served
with distinction at tie battles ct tic AIml AID
Iukermauo acd is rapu;ed CriIca1 hrl'.
The bride is Miss Fcneiia hlsm3z .ds, tsu;h'
or OF the late Francis Crram.r Seriop.
IL would app al thai she W., sgrlhd aaa,
from her fathers n : deGc2 against the m)trcf
will, and tskcn 10 Tue resldtuca OF her uacI'
lite U. S. CousUl 10 Madagascar. The olh:a'
log Clergyman was the k-v. Nr. P~rtrlar',
rector OF CHl5t C Iurch, BrooElyu.
The mother Of the lady was absolutely orpU"ci
to the match, Tor sOme reason oT other, but
at the eleventh h0ut q reconciliation iOk
place and thi; afternoon the happy cJup'n louH
thei. departure in 1hn steamship Gamma ipr
Bermuds, whero Genera! L'llev Is A!,tlonC"
and where. it would appear. ho lfst male !&'
acau iintancn Q. IL lady who is row El! vii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12

ISpeClai % nc lItL-uu'la U q 'F'o''
WASHINGTON, May l2.-Tha Prctlic1t, t.
dav, sent to tho House cf Representatives The
4ollnuinn mnssapr.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21
HALFWAY DoIEs.n'

'aSosa- Ses fellow tr.ee,ors, in holdin' 6r,h 4
doesn't quote no special verse for what ha
ssII2a saisa win be berry short, and DIS here an
' psisilway d0ins aint no count for dis worl
Dis woif dat we's Iibbn' in is like a cotton row
ssoery euiied gentlemen has got his lin
Ana ebery time lazy nigget stops to take
hap, 49, r. ~ sa"o
his crap. ~ 'aau9oer VI
When Moses led deiJsws acrost de waters oh d,
Dey had to keep goina as fas' as fas could be
10 you sp,ose dey spuid Aebor had succsedsd
And reached do Promised Land at lsst, II dcy
had stopped. TO fish ~
WY liss Iisaa ma ms10Sgas sardsp snce, whar Adam
to thieve; e' 'Vs
Anu eoery day was Christmas, and dey got DER
rations free, 't
And ebrytng belonged to dem excen nm ,r,la
tree. "PPAe
lou all know bout de story-how de snake
come snoodin' round
~ stump tail, rusty moccasin, a craw,in' ON do
GrOun.
How Eye and Adam ct de fruit, and went ard
hid deir face,
Till de angel obersccr he come nnl drovo or, ,,g
de place. -" ""
Now pose dat man and woman hadn tenn.
ted for to shirk,
hu' had gone about dcir gardening and tended
Dey wouldn't hab been loafn whore d.v h,,,
business to- ~ -N Nv
Aud de debble nsber'a got n v,,auvv ~ tell .cm
what to do
No halfway doil's, bredren Ten neber do
Go at your task, and finish it, an dcn's dc time
to play.
For cbcn if dc crap is good, de rain ill spilc de
bols,
Unless you keep pickcn' in dc garden oh your
souls;
Keep plowin, and hocin' and scrapin ob
de rows,
And when tho ginnin's obcr, you can pay up
what you owes
But if you quit workin' cherry time dc sun is
hot.
De sherif's gwine to leby upon eberyting
yous got.
Whateber tbs you's drivin' at be sure and dribc
il through,
And don't let muffin stop you, but do what you's
gwine to do;
For when you sees Niger foolin,' den as
surcs you're horn,
You gwinc TO see him comm out de small end
Oh dc horn
l thank you for the tcntion you has glib dis al
ternoon-
Sister Williams will oLlirc us bv n roisin nh y
tune.
l see dat Brud Ter Johnson's about to pass
around dc hat,
And don't let's hab no halfway doins when it
comes to dat
SCrtJJ.cys WonthIy
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

y Docs lMpLACABLE HATRED -
Among some "reminiscences Of dogs, given
by writer in forcst ond Stream. the fol.
lowing appears: In my early youth recall
dog owned by my grandfather who altor
dcd an instance Of n temper rcscntIul and
implacabc Marquis was half hound and
halt'mastiif, aswc believed, butwc only knew
hi,mothcr, and she was a flirtypc of the we'll
krcd southern hound. Hcgrcw larger, hc;v
icr and handsomcr than the average hound is
with US, and was so fierce that he had to be
chained during the day. Once a cousin
and | were amusing ourselves with our
bows and arrows about the yard, both Of us
about six or seven years old In fur 1 pro
posed to have a shot at Marquis, who was
chained about twenty yards off. Cousin
John was wiser than |, and would not
shoot but let hy an arrow, which only
grazcd, and surely did not hurt him. lie
flew at me, and breaking loose, would doubt.
less have handled me roughly had | not
dartcd up the piazza steps, and thus escaped
his rage. Months elapsed ere | saw this
dog again, and then it was at our summer
house, a seaside village twenty miles away
from where had shot at him. | tried in vain
to overcome his animosity to me by feeding
him twice a day. 1t was agreed in fact,
that no one else should feed him while |
remained lie would not attempt to mocst
mc till he had done his breakfast or dinner,
and then only the length Of his chain lmi,
ted his angry sp.ing at me. lie seemed to
love and respect my grandfather, father,
sister and cousin, and the butler and coach.
man; the other members Of the household,
white aud black, he tolerated but me he
hated to the bitter end. Six years after my
childish insult 10 him he would gladly have
torn me to pieces, If opportunity had oIorcl
When the ,idin,s of Marquis death we're
brought, believe Inc, rcjoiccd that be mad
been gathered to his fathers.
Now is the time to subscribe for the Tines
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

\ West Hill man invcutcd a fire cxtin
Suisher, but was unable to get a patent on
it. However, he changed the name of Lis
invention, and got patent on il as churn.
This answered his purpos" quite AS we'll and
It would amaze you to see how the county
rights are going off.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21
A Positive Notice.

HAVE n large amount upon my books due by
i number of pcrSons--some of which has
been standing q long time, and | must make
collections to enable me TO carry on my business.
| am tired Of seeing those accounts unsettled,
particularly as am so hardly pressed for money,
and now notify all who owe Inc that intend to
collect. 1t will not be pleasant to me to collect
through an officer, but positively assure those
who do not make payment to me soon will have
to pay their accounts u u Trial Justice, with
costs Of suit added. | am i'll dead earnest about
it. WM. ELLER.
Oct II AZ 3ms
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

RARUS BEATS III S BEST TIME-Some
interest has been excited in sporting circles
by the statement that Rarus has just beaten
his fastest record. An attachc of Mr. Bon
ncr's Office states that on Saturday last John
Murphy drove Rarus one mile over Mr..
B"nncrs Tarrytown track in 2.11! The
first thrcc.quarters were trottcl each in
thirtytircc seconds; the last quarter in
thiltytwo and one half seconds.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

Just ten years ago the American board
of missions sent their missionaries to Japan
Now there are LOO missionaries there, $500
converts, fine body of native preachers,
Christian schools and literature. Two hun.
drcd thousand copies of the New Testament
have been circulated there.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

What is heavens best gift to man p
asked IA young lady on Sunday night, smil-
ing swcctly on her male companion. "a
boss" replied the young man, with pru-
dcncc.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

A pig born in May does not turn into
mayhosany way you fix it.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

Skirts arc to DC gathered to the waist
this winter says the fashion journals
ilcvinss. are we going to have mud wais,
deep
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

You never know that the country is OF
the verge Of ruin until it becomes ncccssar,
to choose new officers
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

Going out with tIfe tied a wedding par.
ty leaving the church
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

a gentleman goes to an armorcr's and
asks for revolver.
"lIerc's real nice family weapon" says
the clerk.
"Family weapon %
eyes, family wcapon-just the thing for
domestic tragedies; six-shootcr, YOU sec sir
two bullets for your wife, two bullets for
the destroyer Of your happiness, two for
yourself All the go, sir Sell hundreds
Of EN- for bridal presents, sir.'
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

Frogs are infationists, croakcr and green
hackers.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

A Woman who begun life in Lcadville
rs washcrwoman now has an income of 81, :.
900 a month, and has refused $4,000 for
pieco- OF her property Here is an exam
pie for our idle young men who stand on
the street corners and mourn the scarcity
Of grcenbacks. Let them go out to Lead
vile and begin life as washerwomcn. Most
of the Lcahvilians wear one shirt four
weeks without \ change, so it may be read.
lily inferred that the woman had to work
hard TO earn her money.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

A good lass is she who, upon finishing a
lunch in company with her owncst own,
turns her ruby liYs'to him and says: Now
let us have tic dessert.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

THE CLEMENT ATTACnMENT.-Thc at
lanta Constitution of Tuesday last says: /:
To-day party of gentlemen will leave
for Westminster, S. c., whore they go to
sec the practical workings of the Clement
attachment operated there. 1t is sort
OF investigating committee, composed of
practical mon, who are going to look ut the
invention fairly, and deliberately determine
on its merits. They will take with them a
practical machinist, who will test its me-
chanical worth. The results of the obscr-
vations made on this visit will DC Of real
value to the public"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21
10,OOOlbs. Dry Hides Wanted,

LNOR which the highest market price will be
i, paid, 10y j. ii. RODGEs.
July 20 so If
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21
Wagons Wag Ons!! WagOns!!!
To the Ladies'

Old Papers for sale.
ESeUlRE at this Office
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

WHERE WILL A DrsrArSu " FIND HIM?
The most perploxed man p the country
is the chairman of late Republican meet
ing in Chicago. Zach. Chaadlcr, in con-
cluding speech there two Or three days
before his death, told tho chairman to go
to work, aud on the 4th instant to send
him a dispatch that Chicago had gone over
whclmingIy Republican. Where and how
to seud the dispatch y thaperplexing ques-
,ion. The chairman don't want to.sthe it
in one direction, and the communication
between Chicago and the other place is very
infrequcnt and unreliable
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

20, 1850, ss ges' sSa, her aas sen.
: = I:ss's, St.! 8 &!
Nms% sa asSSSswas epap,aed Of
SNtvsss, IA i pen, or often TWEEN.
on SyslIaSt = i,u.@3ore than inditfcrent
"a some so3 obSNS are ridiculous and
lous to hergelr - Sessstthen was, is ridlcu'
e her destiny tb..a as IA . q5ff a worthy OBJ
;"", clhavc kcS& end *At twenty five, if
or.s o"a. 'Iz-.lAa1 An Knows aud estimates herself
ST. Shn "iEss liable to emotional or mental
lakes she is far surer of her future, bc-
cause she feels that her f!4e is, to certain
extent, within her own hands Not only is
she more lovely and more. lovablc, broader
and stronger than she has been; but her
welded happiness and power of endurance
are i'll manner guaranteed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-13

~
BERLIN, June 13.-Ths Emperor and
Empress were enthusiastically chssrsd
by dense crowds as they passed at the
head OF q magnificent procession OF
Princes yesterday from the palace 10
Castle Chapel. A salute Of 101 guns
were fred at the conclusion Of the csrs.
monies at the chapel. On their return
to the palace the Emperor appeared
three times on the balcony in response
to continuous cheering Of the crowd.
The city was splsndidly illuminated last
night. even in the remotest quarters.
In consequence Of the WA in South
America, the Government has resolved
to send the gunbost Nintilus and several
vessels from the Asiatic squadron to
South American waters.
Moro than GOO pardons have already
been granted by the Emperor in the
celebration Of his golden wedding, prin-
cipally to persons imprisoned for Of.
lenses against himself.
Emperor William has given 10, 900
marks $4,000 to the poor Of Berlin.
The Emperor yesterday appeared to
walk with pain aud showed weakness in
all his movements.
NAPLES, June lathe eruption OF
vesuvius has commenced. Il has 80 far
been slight, but is gradually increasing.
CAPE Town, May 23.-Two chiefs and
three hundred Of their followers. from
Basutoland, have been captured. A force
Of cavalry visited Isandula on the 2lst
Of May, and buried the soldiers who fell
in battle on the 22d Of January. Forty
wagons were recovered.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Prince of Or
ange, heir apparent to the throne OF the
Netherlands. died here at II o'clock this
morning.
LONDON. June 12.-The gold cup at
Ascot to-day was won by Isonomy, In.
sulaire second. Touchet third.
Rio JANrIRo. June IA Commits
sioner has started for London to open
negotiations with the Chinese Embassy
for q treaty relative to the importation OF
coolies into Brazil.
WELLASp, Ont, June 12.-To-day
Charles Garrett, Of Drummondville,
while walking in the street, was fatally
shot by William Alexander. The cause
Of the shooting was that Garrett had
ssduoed o lady friend OF Alexander's.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-13

San FRANcIsco, juno 13.-Ths lady
walkers, La Chappelle and Edwards, at
Platt's Hall. show no sign Of fatigue or
exhaustion. but on the contrary were
never freshsr. never healthier. never had
better sppetitss and never had a more
sincerely vicious dislike for each other
than at this moment. They have not
oven an interesting pallor. and as for
their step. it has lost none OF its slas-
ITCHY. and their eyes have the FIRE Of
rigid determination. The attendance Is
ss m~ultitudinous as ever. The intel.
lectual vigor Of the city is represented
daily and nightly within the magic
circle.
The win Of Isaac G. Bateman is filed
for probate. The estate Is valued ct
$3.50, 900 in stocks Of various kinds, and
Is left to his wife and son, with legaciss
to his two nisces.
In the Ease OF Lawrence Otis Hall, the
SAoeAAbb houoo VIVA VI buo 4OuuOu huu
San Francisco Bank, who ran away to
Yokohama on the 18th OF December last,
leaving his accounts S23. 900 behind,
the jury. after an absence OF fifteen
minutes, returned q verdict OF guilty,
recommending the defendant to mercy.
Sentence will DO passed upon him TO.
morrow.
A wheatland dispatch says Ida Dunn
and Cora Hezlep are in about the same
condition as last night, unconscious, but
there are slight hopes OF their recovery.
The affair Is still shrouded in mystery.
no clue whatever having been obtained
to base a certain inquiry on.
Strenuous efforts are being made to
obtain bail for Joseph G. Duncan, which
aggregates Sis, 000. Bonds have been
drawn and signed by several well.known
citizens. including A. A. Cohen and
Delos Lake.
The Vanderbilt Consolidated Mining
Company has incorporated 10 operate In
Nevada. Capital stock, 1000, 900.
Direciors-F. w. Silliman, II. s. Tay.
Tor. g. W. Ststson, D. II. Allen and G.
II. Silliman.