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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15
FGREEGH .rElt'S.

Robert Uda!l 4 San, IN; r.hanIs Of Marches
ter. England, have failed. The Liabilities are
stated at elj. 900.
All tho members of the Orleans family met
10 Geneva on Saturday last. Tho Of &c; Of tho
meeting is not slated.
Il is denied that Rus;i. will take il lst R0ume'
Ii, as indemnify for her war claims against
Turkey. Nothing moro is heard about The
Khedivc.
L. is reaffirmcl that the Turc,maua. who
would oppose the Russian scheme Of diverinE
tho river Oxus ffcm its present coursc into the
Ural Into its old curse into tho Caspian SEA-,
are furnished With British riffs
The Paris France declares that the uOlted
States are ia favor OF @ Iriafy Of commerce
With Ffaadc, bus not CO the bss!s Of free trade.
In any Use 90 treaty will be made with the
Uoited States until that now under ocgolIalon
With Eog.and is concluded.
The Budget Committee ofthc Ftetch Cham
Der of Deputies ard Senatorial Committee
have prououuoed 10 favor of Fr.uoe taking &C.
tive part in operiog up Contra! Af!c,. A
commission to examine the rrij ct for uniting
Algeria and Senegal to the S2udaOby railroad
has been appointed. T. incloies NJ. D1L,ssefs,
various Senators aud DEPUTIES and Dunber
OF engineers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15
Shooting ARRAY.

NEW YORK. July S-A special dispatch from
Lake Providence, La, gives the particulars ct
tho terrible shooting atTray in that place OIL
Wednesday oVoaing last. in which ). l.. Austin,
- was killed outright, his son, the parish judge,
WAS mat:s!Iy wcunded, and an industrious col.
nrcI mgu, w. II Smith, was killed by stray
shot 1t scams That Squire Lusk, awoak, sickly
Old man. but said t. bc totally irsensble TO fear,
declined to speak 70 tho eldor Austin, man Is
years OF aga. and he threatened him with knife
upon which Lusk drew his revolver and shot
him dead. In tho meantime young Austin, who
is IS yesrs old, hesring that Lush: had killed his
father Immediately shot st him. Lush returned
aus!in's fire Laroe lines in quick succession, each
SHOT striking tho unfortunate young man who
rctrestcd behind the stable 10 reload his weapon,
and though fatally wounded returned to the
confc. and fred q. Lu;k again, shooting wild.
". /! WAS ono Of these wild shots ihst killed
tho cnorei msn who WAS crossing Lake street
1t the tn:o. Ten or eleven shots were fred dur
Ing tho encounter. Lu:k WAS Untouched. Ha
is now in prison clo:ely guarded. Young AUS
tin died on Saturday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15

Exciting news is scarce now but. as 90 other
sort attracts the large body Of American readers,
the newspapers arc called upon to evolve
tho rtq hired supply from their own inwardness,
and that They are fully eqaul 10 tho occasion
is proved by the r,c,nty reported outrage case
10 Baltimore. The statement that q sano ard
atlo bt died young woman could be approached
10 tho street BY an entire stranger ond ohio
reformed. agails; her will. aud then havc sui
fseot control over her actions to get on public
stree! car, behAv, herself SO properly as not to
attract attention, nod walk TO lonely wood,
where tho alleged orino vas committed, doesn't
b,sr tho semblanoc CT truth 10 those even
unfamiliar with tho administration and effects OF
al n Nhelias Tut tic chsrscer OF the reported
outrage and tho details OF lis particulars Oh
scured It's lick # reason to tho general reader
aud tulicsd to secure tho account OF it
large circulation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOwDBE.
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY Is, 1879.
The trial of Mr. Buford,i Kentucky, proves.

The trial of Mr.. Buford.i Kentucky. proves,
beyond doubt, that some, at least, OF the &C
tons Of the prisoners lilo could not have been
tho result OF the work of mind sound 10 ell
its parts, aud that the murder for which he is
nov being tried was urquestioDab'y crazy
freak. The question. however, that springs out
OF this trial. and that society is moro Interested
10 than in the particular fate Of MIR. BufoId. IS
what IL the proper course to b, pursued to
ward tie whole class ofpcoplo 10 which that un'
fortunate man belongs. and which cassiseVidcrt.
~ much larger than IS generally imagined.
10 most Of their Actions they are guided. appar-
only. by motives similar to those which Influence
their fellow men, ard resort to sensible means to
effect their Objects but in others their impulses
scom to be derived from, and be controlled by,
the very spirit Of unreason. 1t would certainly
DO hard that q rnsn seemingly able to take
care Of biuscf should DO killed or coLGaed for
life because few OF his actions exhibit symp-
toms of insanity, Tut it certainly is harder on
tho people daily exposed to the senscless VIC
lanco of such characters that men OF the class
to which Bufcrd belongs should DO allowed TO
go at largo and whole communities DO thereby
daily liable to suoh deplorsbls disasters as the
murder Of judge Elliott.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15
,I-Stt.S 0R TIE r.f Z,

Y. Il. Chandler Think Dlitbcr Grant acr
Sherman will b. nominated tui tha> Rla;E: or
4 .ch Cha1dI:r will.
No new cases Ct yellow fever ia tie Mss
sippi Valley, ADD one cl tic Memphis satlere's
is improving. Several death, is reported 90
slips from the West Indies, srd few cases arc
reported 10 quarantine ct New York.
Tbs fuGcr2 OF & Gov. William Allen took
pl:c; Yesterday mcroiug from Fruit Hill. CHI
cothe, Onio. Business throughout the c!iy
Sas suspended aud nany businets houses and
dwellings, were draped in mourning.
VIM. G. Lewis. a proninaut merchant AID
banker OF St. Louis aud largely Interested IN
Iioois coal minis, was overcome ~ heat Ut
CAro1dclet. six miles below st. Luis yesterday
and died in 90 minutes.
The Ceotra Pacfc Rail.oal Company is
bulldog morscr ferry boat 10 rly between
Martinez ard Bcu;c;a She is I24 feet lorg.
ani has four railroad tracks On her deck, With
roam TO transport IS lrcisht cars or 24 passtn
ger COACHES.
Iu tie u. S. Circuit Court at New York,
yesterday, Judge Wallace denied the mollcn
for new t,ial OF Jsncs A. Whalen against
Gap. Philip Sheridan, Tor $500, 900 for frespis:
onWha!en' plantation while Sheridan was com
manGlng The gull department., a6a Witch re-
suited in q verdict for Sheridan.
A terrible hail storm pessad over Weiss
River, w., and vicinity, yesterday evening
lasting fifteen minutes, followed by q ;hunntl
storm. Sope hslstonts were Two inches II
diameter. Crops and vegetation vera destroy
cd. Window glasses 10 ooc third OF tho houses
were sbivered. Large trees wero uprooed
bu!lipss unro0ttd. ard barn blown tv!r. 4
similar storm tore things to pitc:s around
Woodsvi!!e, n. II. All through New Eng!ant
during tho day the weather was intensely hot
but alter The siCrm the temperature was pleas
ant.
Du.ing the past week the girls employed il
L,riIIard's tobacco factory, 10 Jeissy City, have
been attacked by a mysterious disease, causing
great alarm and mgny exciting runcrs. Ihi
excitement has been heightened BY a ruhol
that the girls who wtro taken SEX had b2er
| working on scmc tobacco that had been sto!ct
| 10 New Orleans during thS prevalence Of thu
yellow fever last summer, and that tho Sickness
was cc,as;oncd by tho liberation of the germs o
| that disease, which had iupreensted tho t5-
becco. The physician 10 reauar attendance a
the factory attributes the sickn ness to tho warn
weather. imnGdcTatc use CT Ice water and cat
| iDg Improper food.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15
EDITORIAL .rO7Eg.

Weeping skies mako blusbiog rost s.-but
they won't weep.
Quito good DEAL is phrase now 10
vogue among the T. B. T.
Tho Inventive genius Of the nation seems to
b cxpendiUg itself at present on hy.trars.
Ashville, N. G., is becoming famous os re-
8 IT fer cousuuptives. Il is ueartr than Colo
RADIO.
The report Of Commissioner Pollard of crops,
stock, labor, reads, &C., in this State Tor juno,
has been received.
Some youog !? ladies were made uneasy q
f,w days ago by being told that there was
"nuch Sickness among the cbildrer.'
Fer the b.nefit Of those young persons who
thou GIT that Eiisoh's ha,icg been made &
"Ph. d." mespt that the great inventor was an
ackuowlt dyed fool. we refer them to Woic,s
te,'s Dictionary, which explains the quotation
to mean Doctor Of Philosophy.
An old lady Of on: acquaintance reccntly sebt
her married son ! set Of clothes suitable for
newborn inlaats, but as there was 10 baby in
tho house be could not sec the appropriateness
of tho donation. The snne old lady last Chr S.
mas D,y presented this son with apair Of wbitc
laeu pantaoons, with tho wish that he might
have merry Christmas and happy Now
Year. This is authentic.
While tho business OF tho world goes on
during the summer months it is difficult to uD.
derslaud Why all church work should lag or
stop. DSing does not seem to DO corGoed to
the months Of pleasant weather; sickness is not
banished becaus, Of III, heat. aud souls are as
woll worth winning and helping 10 July as 10
October. We might add that warm weather
docs rot seem to interfere with tho travels Of
The devil up and down tho world 10 trip up the
nnw;ry, aud 10 surprise s,iois that may be
nap2iog.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15
Fight Between White Men AID Re-
UrOpS

GREESGRIER. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va, July 14.-D2taii5 Fl slirE!or sceuaH
through which the people Of Hinton, W. Va,
havo passed have just been received here. tor
several days past the pegtoes about Hinton have
been gcssippiug ia q maGner derogatory to the
character Of young white lady, Who is the
afiauced Of Mr.. Louie Peck, popular cm-
rloye of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad at
Hiotop. Last Friday evening Peck overheard
three negro ueu using the ycuog adys name
lightly, AID he Immediately gave each OF them
a thorough cowhiGiog. Later ct night eight
negroes attacked Peek. dcclariog their drtcrmi.
nation to hang hin. Peek escaped them aud
was soou ioiucd by citizens AID railroad men TO
tho pumbtr Of seventy fTo.
This party commanded by Q. Mayhugh, ~
engineer of tho Chesapeake ard Ohio Road,
famous for his daricg mado raid on tbs DC.
gloes aud drove them ont OF town, several
harmless shots being fired. Saturday reports
were 10 circulation that tho negroes had gone
to New River, whcro largo forco of negroes
are employed BY government 10 removing OBJ.
structions from tho river, 10 obtain relnioEco'
mep.s, and the announcement Wss made that
they were coming back to hang Peck 10 rctaia-
liou for the banging Of Mart Lee at Coal VAL
ley some time since. and ALEC Tor Peck's whip.
picg the three mer. Wheu this report was
received the whites sent 10 Coal Failsy for so
white miners to come up and help them.
About dark Saturday glgh. band ct negroes,
one hundred Or more strong, came up from The
river, commanded by notorious desperate
called Captain Dick America. They marched
about town in regular military style, beiog oom
manded by Captain Dick 10 lJud tones. They
cursed, beloved and made hidcous ncisee like
8 band of savsges. and vowed they would hang
Peck before midnighi.
The miners, IS strong, whu lad been sept for
arrived on tho o'clock train from Coal Valley,
aud having j,iued Peck frieGdi at the depot in
Hutton marched upon the negroes who fad pic,
c;pitstcly .! the f;st and only vo!lsy. leu nc.
groes were caught, stripped cf their cio,hiog,
tied to trees aud were we'll tus not cluay whip
ped and then turned lccs,. Tho white men
made every effort to capture Capt. Dick Amcr.
ca, but failed. They openly avowed their To-
tention CT lyuohing him had &c been caught.
The miners remained 10 lln,on al! day yes.
to-day and until this morning. when. the no
groes makiog no further demonstrations. thew
returned to thoir work OF Coal Valley.-N. l.
Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15

A,hille,, doubtless, was mad when he remain.
cl 10 his tent, rejected the terms Of rcconcilia-
ton offered him by Agamonnou. ard allowed
the Greeks to mako their attack upon Troy
without his assistance and DO rcpulsed, but VIC
didu'5 wr;to 50 yesterday, 10 our article on
the political campaign 10 Ohio. We wrote that
no Vas mooelly mopiog, hut tho compostor,
who remembered tho cause Of the difficulty,
naturally supposed that a man whose sweet.
heart had hcen taken away from him would be
angry, ard SO made Us say be was madly
mining
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Greenkack Convention.

ALTOONA. Pa, July l5.-Tho National
Grecnbsck labor party of this State held It's
convention bero to day. Thomas A. Arm.
strong, Of Allegheny county, was elected ten
porarY chairman by reclamation. Congress-
man Seth d. Yocunl of Penns., made speech.
in which he condemned beth tho republican and
democratic parties as the common foes Of ma.
tional welfare
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15

Go T. NEWPORT IoUNG MAN.--IIcr ramc
Is Mis- Lolita Brown, and she is wjrth rot less
than five millions. AID The fiony part of it is
that Two months ago she was poor g0velne:s
in CLi,1go family with os to do aud little
to get. She wss born i, The Wts, 10 1857,
and jus: one year af,er her birth her father,
who had been unfortunate 10 business, disaLI
psared and lcIt his wifi, and daughter without
meabs # support. lie never came back again,
aud bis vito mouraed him as dead, and so re-
corded t 10 her family Bible. I: vas supposed
thar he had been murdered. Years pas: ID on
aad Lrtta btcimc yOuog Wtmlu, and, to the
credit CT her mother and herself, sho became un
educated young ~omao; bcrson of reilemcnt
and culture. Hho taught in thu diatric! school
OF hor Wo.tern town Tor several years until her
mothei's death, AID then accepted the position
which sic was filing when the news csme to
her that she WAS no longer o poor woman. DO.
pendent on her daily labor for her daily b:c.d,
but that shn was n millionaire. lie father, it
appears, had Lot been murdered, but had msdo
his way TO South America, and had by fortunate
speculation accumulated torLuuo which WAS
hers to eajoy. This summer she proposes to
speEd g fow of her many dollrs ct Newport. and
predict that she will be the senss!ion Of the
eca;cn - On Com. Advertiser
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15
The Hull Murder.

new IcIK. July l5.-It is ststsd thst the
counsel for Christine Cox. indicted for tho muir.
dor Of Mis- Hull, will conduct his defence on
the ihtOiy that hi, assault was not fatal, and
that iir:. Hull was in stste Of coma when the
phyEiasns held thoic post mortem examination,
AID tina: they really murdered tho woman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15
Judaism.

NEW YORK. July 15-For two years move.
meni has been on foot among the Rabbies of
America 10 bring themselves into closer union
for the purpose Of mora efficient and harmonious
action in promoting the welfare of Judaism.
This movement eliminated here on Saturday
last in the organization of tho Rsbbinic.l Liter
ary Association of America. The President of
the Association is Dr.. N Lilienthsl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15
Fire.

NEW ORLEANS, July lj.-The bulldog Noa
IL 10 Is. Commercial! Pi.ce, Was hu.nad sea-
tcrdaY. Tie loss ~ estimated as so COO A
VI. il'ilH Ie6elry establishment was badly dan.
aged by water. which vas covered by insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15

A grand fetc was given 10 Paris yesterday
by the central committee in aid of the amnestlad
communists. Victor Hugo abd LOUIS Blanc
we're present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15
Observation-Disclosures.


Correspondents CT the Atxindtia GaE:ttc
UEwLETrs, July l2-Ths has been most
unusual aud damaging drought. The sardels
and pis uiaj baVc suffered mts', aud coOSt-
qu:rtly tiers Is scarcity IF vegetables, mix
and butter, not common 70 the season. Indeed
The cattle lock woIsc than hav. ever seen
lhcu; So carly, or late, if you please, 10 the
year Last evening sluggish ard suisy Looking
cIculs began to gather along the D0rth and
west, aud abou. o'clock an ccoasi0la! g!im'
mcr OF iightuirg followed By deep toned distant
thuoIc7 we're seen md heard. 10 short timo
the wiads in hurried ftfuI gales swept by, and
dsIl, ua9ses OF angry clouds rolled UP tho uorth
Western hcavens, accompanied with shGets oil
limiGg lightning. which would hang and lin-
:;er Tor thirty degrees along tho hoZ)D like
curtains of living light. Then for an hour the
Winds blew 4 tempest, the hghtnlugs flashed
in ccasclGss c)ruscatlol5 AID the thuntcrs
burst aud rolled away IL msssvo dctonatlons
Suddcny tho tempest slept, ctd the ram began
to fall 10 gentle showers, bu. the clouds we're
nearly ell scattered add the dust was sclrcclP
laid.
The reports Of tho yield Of wheat ara very
conflicting. Thc general impression Is that
neither in quality or quantity Is i! tqull 10
good crop. The oats have dried without fully
maturing, anl the corn is late and greatly 10
jurcd, in places, by the worm. There is mod
crate stand Il tobacco, which stands the drought
better Than other crops.
The Eu!gItr. Johnson, mentioned 10 y0ur
rcwS Gotcs few days osc, robbed Il Store OF
this place. would have menlioucd it before
tu. feared i. might otstruct his arrest. llegot
Md. . Ia l,, ahao lrnF In
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15
ILUNIIJ NIUAIEU,
Our VERY Clean Gown.

TIC writer remembers only t0o well with Whl
supreme contempt tic mCG 10 the itenchus aud
works ar1u1d Richmond sud Petersburg locked
dove upon the eocgrtsi wasting .inc upon
hlg when 20 ali hun.3n seeming the days o!
that Gag were NUMBERED. lie tcara tut Cliy
Council is laying iis,If cpep 10 The SAM
rcproacb. II ever proup. ac:ion WIS ncct,u
it is now.
The Mayor ard Board OF Health carcts:iy
ask aeIloO and Council a5j 0uTbs w,!heuti,. Oac
member fifty cou!iad:tcd the health officer,
sly1g the town is very clap, a5d agitation
of the matter vi drive trade away
Should an cpidcni. put ia i:s Appearance trad
crs as we'll as trade, nigh. tind i: convenient 10
DO driven ct. The writer does Z little business
10 and Gu. Of Al.x1adTia, is tax pager, is co
alarmiSt, docs not Thick thee is great prCaa-
bility Of yellow fever, tut docs kooa I'll, 20 il
possibility, for it has been here before, and hat
it ia only common prudence not 10 invite it.
The statemr NJ Of the lle,!th Board is rot too
highly colortd, as is paten. 20 every ooo Who
uses his eycs-and bis uose. The writer is pr
suaded that the ptop'e-lnc tax paycrs-wart
The city Thoroughly c'esnEcd, u promptly as
may be, will pot bcgrude the money and are
utterly dss ,tistied with the non aston OF couu.
Gil. The $500 or 400 is light w.iyht in the
bslatcc with the ciry's health.
ito &c called every day" but if the Mayor will
at otc, convene Ike TWO boards Tor aci1n 10 the
matter, lie viii have he hearty arp.usa! OF the
people. ClvIs.
~. ,l,,i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15

s. DEALnAM has JUS: returned from New
York, end has COZ the tiUrrt and ninft s,ct
stock Of CLrIHIHG. Hats an4 GENTS FURs-
IsmINGs ever before brought to this city: At as
tonishing low prices,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15

Tic best FLANNEL SUITS at s., IS. SO ar,i
$l2. you will find at s. DEALuAM's. e. King
ST.. cnreer Of Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15

CAll'ideSs, dizziness, pains in the SIDE and
back. set p;rtsl. lI7!css.css-Iu word, gen.
cral torp0r Of iha aSs.cm--alI these c'euriv in
dictate Liver Dis:as;. Use DR.. Bulls Bati-
mere Pills ia time and be- cured. Pfico ONLY
25 CENTS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15
Prince NaDOlpOn.

LONDON, July lj.-Ths Morning Pos! Dub-
lishas the following
"Oo Saturday tho * EDpress Eugene cent
ms ssa2c to Pike, Napoleon seyipg she would
receive him, also his Nv, s)ns, tbs Prices
Victor aud L1uis, AID tho Princess Matbilde,
at the corc'usiou Ct the luaeral service at Saint
Mary's Church. Upoa leaving the church the
Price was seen 10 enter into az animated dis
cussloo with the Princess Mathi'do. The latter
at its termination p!cc :ed!G to Camden place,
While tho Prince hurried into carriage, saying
q L0ndrcs! taking lis scni with him. His
ressoa t3r thus refusing 10 obsy tho Empress
wishes is difficult TO imagine"
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whi:a nave Jus. been mentioned and which when
carried 10 excess sro never falling sources OF dis.
uue.uls tc tho public mind s2d pregnant CT
I.iscbisrcu. consequence to this couGtry-Inder
tbe:o impressions so tally dis!a.ed.
ITEM give ard bcqueath il pe!pslui!y tic
pany (undsr the storesaid Acts of the Logsls'
iuro OF Virxinis) towards tho endowment of q
University to DO established 1ith1 tho limits OF
the District OF Columbia under tho auspices OF
the Genera! Government, il that Govern ment
should iac'iue 20 extend fostering hsnd towards
it-sad until such seminary is established. and
tho funGs srisiLg on these shares shall be reqlr-
oil for its support, my further will and desire IS
that tho pref! sccruing therefron shall when
svtr tho dividends arc made, be lsli out IN pur-
chasing stock in the Bank OF Columbia or somo
other Bank nj tho discretion Of my Executors,
or by The Treasurer of the United STATS Tor tho
time Being under the direction Of Congress. pre-
yded that Honorable body should patroni=s the
measure. And tho dividends proceeding from
tho puIchasa Of such Stock is to DO vested IN
Inoru stock snd SD on until sum adequate to
Ice Ipli;hment Of the object is ob!slned, OF
@hici: have not the sma' lest doub. before many
years pi sscs away. even if no aid or encouraged
u given by Legislative authority o: from any
other sOuiCU.
Unfortunately the proposed MEASURE was re-
j .c:cd By Congress, aud tbs james liver paVi-
galioo sttch reverted back to th& S!a.o OF Viz
sicia.
Tho fret cxtla session Of the FCrih-:iXth
Congress, iraugIt with iucorsstcLcts ani err
rors, OF vaealon and tragaai:c!o, d d obe
patriotic set in making an appropriation 10 mark
this tic bi:th place Of Washington. Three thou
sand doila;s WAS the sum specified. and though
SIN II the amount, yet tablet OF scmo kind
eau b,rc be rlic1d and The birthspOt Ct our
unse!fi.h PARROT roted. Let it, like Mcunt
Foruou, Tho home of his na;urer years, be the
Niece. oil cur people; aud w,ther mil the CLASSIC
shades By lis ashes or by the lon,y plateau at
WiksGed. let the honest, lure, and u1selIiih
patriotism there orc1 breathing be TO Us given,
and the prayer ever a:c:od to heaven, May
God Saw. tho Republic I'LL 5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-15

''Pcaca 10 the Family" You en- cli,y 4
good Dight's rest aud retain peace 10 the family
by keeping Dr.. Balls Baby Syrup 10 .bc hons,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05
THE END.

The new Continental Alliance is be-
lieved by the Pail Mall Gazette to be a
military union on the basis of broad,
exclusive customs union; and IN all like
lihood it will presently be discovered
that the customs union 80 established is
not complete in itself-is by no means
thought to suffice in itself. A grand nu-
cleus it is-to be added to. What if
other States, small States in the North of
Europe, small States in Southeastern Eu-
rope, are pressed into this customs union,
still to the exclusion of others? In those
cases the military union might not be
mentioned much at first; but soon it
would be found that by natural process
of gravitation and assimilation, the union
would take both characters throughout,
as it does in Germany and Austria al
ready. And what will be seen in that
case? Practically. one great power ex-
tending through Europe from the north
ern seas down to the Adriatic and the
Egean, with the confidence Of united
strength and the command Of an i'm
mense military host.