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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-08-29
The latest cherries are things of

OU1MErrE's is the favorite place fol
lady shoppers nowadays.
The season of " lent" has come
again-among umbrellas.
TUMwATER wants to be called 6
city. We have no objections to file
A NEAR estimate of the cost oil
Capt. Starts new steamer puts il
at SOS 900.
LoGGERs have been looking down,
and now they are beginning to look
up, for change.
SINCE the fire at The Dalles, the
people of that city have purchased
q new fire engine.
A NEW broom sweeps clean; Wood
ruff g. Van Epp's brooms sweep
clean whether new or old.
"LlFE in Bottle" is the name of
a new patent medicine. The name
alone will recommend it to many
people.
ZINC utensils arc hard to keep in
good condition, but oxalic acid dis
solved in a little water will clean
them.
The dried-up grass along our way
sides is beginning to look green
again since the warm invigorating
rains have fallen upon it.
PEOPLE who had dusty Lawton
blackberries growing along the street
front are busily engaged, between
showers, in gathering them.
Mr.. L. D. Durgin, an old time
Olympian, is still pursuing the busi-
ness of shipping forest seeds of
Washington to distant points.
The people of Olympia have en-
dured several weeks without foreign
amusement. What sis ~ths matter
with concert troups and theatricals I?
The express wagons and wood
wagons of Olympia seem to have
plenty of business to do; o pretty
good indication of the signs of the
times.
In some of the eastern counties of
this Territory, large fields of wheat
have rewarded their owners with an
average yield of fifty bushels to the
acre.
GEN. Milroy has just returned
from visit of inspection of the In
dians under his charge. He reports
the service to be in satisfactory
condition.
The Walla Walla papers give To-
mantle accounts of moonlight har-
vesting scenes IN that county. We
suppose Maud Muller was there with
her little rake.
GEORGE p. Rowell & Cos. news
paper directory says that 45O new
papers have been started in the
Uuited States during the first half
of the present year.
Mr.. Anderson has opened business
in his new store, and if neatness and
convenience are valuable elements of
success, his establishment bids fair
to be thronged with customers.
The springing up of the grass
along our streets, since the rains,
has had the tendency to keep way
ward COWS nearer at home and our
people get the benefit of their bell
music.
The steamer Harvest Queen brought
down four hundred tons of new
wheat from the upper country to
Portland, the other day, and still
the warehouses are filed to over.
flowing.
The "free trade" topic continues
to occupy large space in the lead.
ing journals of the Eastern States
and the discussion has awakened
the interest of a good many foreign
politicians.
Mr.. Huntington preached very
interesting sermon, last Sunday, il
the Congregational Church, on the
"The Divine Origin of the Bible. ;
The Sabbath School, which met i'm
mediately after the morning service
was we'll attended, and boasts of hav
ing had an unusually large Bible
class on that occasion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-08-29
WHOLE NO. 9H.

PRoFEssoR Swift's comet has no
tail.
CLOUDS of snipes and nobody to
shoot them.
PLUMs are now monopolizing the
fruit season.
SUMNER is beginning to pack up
her wardrobe.
Two days more and we can eat oys-
ters without any misgivings.
MOONLIGHT nights have come again.
to the Joy of innocent sentimental
lists.
A GOOD time TO burn up out-oE-
door rubbish while fires can be easily
controlled.
The rains have been very effective
in quencing the forest fires in this
neighborhood.
To all appearances, weeks rain
may be in store for this part of the
Sound country.
The sunny face of Miss Josie Num-
son once more fills this Office with
eorruscations of light.
The five letter carriers for Port
land have been appointed and their
names sent on to Washington for
approval.
THERE is good opening in this
town for a good machine shop, con-
Quoted by firm who knows how to
stick to business.
WATER PROOF clothing and UNI
brellas are among the numerous az
ticles hung. out, now, at the doors
of our merchants.
MT. Vesuvius is still lighting up
the south of Europe and bringing
thousands of tourists from all parts
of the continent to Naples.
"How we'll manage the old wom-
an, Iowa. z il m mama az : nsa pisss
of sheet music. If managed prop
erly, it may have large sale.
WHETHER the rain will injure the
grain crop more than it benefits pe-
tatoes and pasture lands, is the prob
lem that now interests farmers.
SINCE the alleys were covered with
gravel, people complain of little
boys throwing stones. 1t is very
naughty for little boys to throw
stones.
Rev. Acton Windeyer Silitoe is
the name of the newly appointed
Bishop for New Westminster, and
our exchanges are admiring the
name.
ACCORDING to late reseaches, abund-
ant moisture, purifying organic mat
ter and a high temperature are, the
three principal constituents of yell
low fever.
PRoF. Lee Chauvin, who failed to
get paying house, here, was adver-
tised to give an entertainment at
Seattle, the other night. He certainly
shows commendable energy.
The young ladies of Snohomish
have organized base ball club. and
are getting their uniforms made in
Seattle. They stand ready to play
with any of the clubs on the Sound.
AeAY young lady in Brussels late
ly beguiled into the meshes of we'd
lock rich Partisan nobleman, by
shooting love glances at him from
her glass eye. What will be the
next price of woman's strategy
ONE of the largest shoe firms in
Boston has lately concluded arrange
ments with the Peruvian Govern
ment to send thirty-five thousand
pairs of mems shoes to that coun-
try. Thus the products of American
industry are extending all over the
world while other countries are
spending their substance in warning
with each other.
Mr.. Coleman, Of Seattle Railroad
fame, is not to be disheartened into
inactivity by the recent loss OF his
mill. He has already completed the
piling for new sawmilt of large
capacity, near the railroad machine
shop. The main building will be 45
by 16O feet. 1t is intended to put
down the foundation, Immediately.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

While The democrats OF New York tr1 Gu.
dcavlros to senl, their difficulties, MIR. Noor'
hees is trying to iomcnt troubles 10: only among
tho dcmocr,ts Ct ladiaoa, but Of tho whole
country, by regulating the wise and iunda-
IacntaI democratic GCc:rin, Of sound money
md rr&iGg the continuanc, Of glconbnck cur
reccy. The redemption of which may be called
for w'ica thee i' no gold, ani q PERSISTENCE
10 the Coinage nf silver dnllsiS not worth as
mLcl as th,ir !a,o whrn th, people will not
rtc3iva ihoao already coined. The spirit Of
dlGc)rl has cvidan!ly possessed the democracy,
alI unless it 10 * pIciscd At n carly date, and
81 that thctn ~ not ,i,uch hope with ita rrfannt
lea lcrs Tho prospect Of :u;a,ss ct the next
presidential election viii 10 decidedly unia70r
able
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09
FEEEPEfGS .E'Esy'S,

Cattle plague hca broken cut o. the i:sad Of
Cyprus.
Tic Luxembourg Palace, in Paris has Ear
rowIy escaped destruction by fire.
Iguatieli' appointment! as Russian misiscr
TO Rome creates sensation in FlcEua.
There is we'll founded suspicion that one
of the principals concerned in the plot against
the Cars lille by tie explosion at Moscow las:
week is returned Convict from Siberia.
Viscount de Losseps. tho promoter Of tho
Panama ship canal scheme. has sailed from
Franc, for AspinWall. liz is accompanied by
bis wife. thTco children AID fifteen 0lEc: per-
sons
Qu;ea Victoria. yesterday, at Windsor Cas-
tie, received tic ofic,rs ADD mcn Hho dlsIIn-
gu!shed themselves il tho Zlu war. aud con.
ttrred the Victoria Cross and other decorations
on one corporal aud three prIv.tcs.
Pra Pooeha, son in-law OF Mr.. Thomas G..
KnoX, late British political agept and consul
general at Bangkok, has been bartartusiy be
headed at Psohm. Siam, aud Pra Pcccha 8
father ard brothers have been imprisoned,
NJ. Leon Chotteau had a private sudieuoo
| with President Grevy at Paris yesterday, End
presented petition from the Inhabitants OF
Nov Orleans in iavcr Of the establishment Of
llao Ct steamers between Ila"ro and New
Orleans.
AdVices received l;om St. Petersburg state
| that illl meeting of tho imperial council will
| be held to day to examine toto the international
situation OF Russia and determine upon a policy
| to be adopted. 1t is believed that tho decision
| will DO Of momcntou, Importance for Russia
and The whole Cf Europe.
A fire yesterday threatened thn total dcsiruc.
| ton Of Wesleyan ChaptI,in City Rad, London,
the main chapel being greatly irurcd and the
historic building. Wts'ey's Mtrlins Chapel.
Quilted. Wesley'a pulpit was saved. The
beautiful frcscocd ceiling is irrcplratIy injured.
and great doubts are entertained whether the
roof Of the structure can DO restored.
Much cXcitemout ATTENDED iho trial OF Brca.
nau, tho seditious hume ruler, at Cas!Icbnr
yesterday. Alter the evidence had beer con
| Guided, Brennan was committed for tlia!, and
| boil was accepted iJr his appearance to answer
Alter his release on bail Brennan addressed d
crowd from tho window Of his ho!l. lilo an
| nounctd that whatever ho said at BaIla he is
prepared to say again. His words we're IoulI,
| chcCrcd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

n SiIAErER on ms TRAVELS "A young man
named WhilChurh aged q years, from Pclors-
burg. Va. has been in Baltimore victimizing
merchants by means Of forged checks bearing
the ramo oil his father. j. M. Whilchurst, TO,
snectsbla merchant of Petersburg. Young
Whitehurst want To- Eckhardt Bros, Sharp and
Baltimore streets. Isst Tuesday, and purchased
goods amounting to Sl5i o., which ho ordered
Ia be sent to his father. Flo gsvo a chocl, for
$lf0, purporting TO be signed by the former, and
received S6 " cash in change from Horny &.
Emerson, salesman, who knew Whitohurst
Mr. VIM. Eckhard!, however, su.pcc.ing all
was not right. though the signiLurn Was perfect,
and instead Of dep0siting tho check sent i. for
collection to tho Bank of Petersburg, Gn which
IT Was drawn. The bank paid H. but Mr.. While.
hurst, Or, declared it forgery. though OK coed
,Egly we'll executed, and wrote TO Eckhardt
Brts., IL that effect before tho firm hal shipped
Tic goods. lie also wrote that checks of tho
same character wo:o coming in from all over The
cGnths where tho young man had praclced tho
ehme game. IoWnor. Lsndstroot & Co, of this
city, were victimi2ed to tho cxtont of abOu, $40
and even sent tho goods So Petersburg White
hurst tricd tho same thing on Schneider s. Fuchs,
hit WAS prevented from making $50 out of the
firm by one of the members being away. He
afterwald loft for Now York. and II was under
stood last night that Ee had he0n arrested in that
!y.-Bdlto Ga2'tfc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

Tac rHadjnsIcrs and their republican N!lcs
mot in aiucrI4 lost night and nominated c,rd
dates icr all tho State offices in RchrGoad
ov:,y ono 1t whom viii he elected. Among
thos, to he drr,acd are tho auditor. Mr.. Tay.
l)r, AMI the iroasufcr, lx-U. s. Senator H.
NJ. I. lldntcr. who'o positions arc to be tiilad
by Nj. Massey and MIR. Reynolds. The re
aiiuJtcr9 havo taken the bit in their mouths
AMI arc GCias whitltrsocCer they please. That
they Will ho brought M eventually with rnuod
!urn VIC Ect only horo hui believe, but until
that timo cIlna7 il wlud be well for tho coz
9;lvltiv(s to Ec as wise as serpcntI and as
HARMLESS a. dova3. in orl,r that tho damage to
tho State AID to the national democratic party
my lie a. s'irit az possible
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

,, MANSION lloU5E-F NJ Fletcher aud LADY
uEp,r8Ilc; John y. Worthinrtou, FauquieI
lt'v j NJ Whiitle, Richmond; Robert Neville
Loud9un; " IL Mostly, Lylohbure; John /
lowing, New York; Stcuhou Bowling, New
iofk; a LMaco, Walton N Y; II Moore, Wal
- LoNTINE-W II Wortonbnkcr, WASHINGTON,
y u d II Kotos0n, Saratoga. N Y; Thcs Il
brent, Balto. Md; TGwasoud Frasier, Vo; Gro
nfasor, DO; ltoht Z Florouoo. Fauquicr, Va; r
Is Sanders, do; il W Lake. do; Robt Neville,
houdouo. Va; J W Taylor, llillsbdrough VI;
= A Hibback, Gaint saio, We; l. f Woodward.
!K!e,e,tottoSn: Va; VIM Csump. Fauquier Va:
. IL Hes,. Loudoun. Va; WilloughbY Newton,
v,s; ~ Doyle, q Il o K l.; Robt B Sanders,
New Baltimore. W.; r c EIororcs. DE-; w Ii
Ragorr, Loudoun, Va; w CShort, BALTIC, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
HDGA AR SNOwDENs
TUESDAY EvENG.. DECEMBER 9, 1879.
Ii We had 70: long zee exper.e1c:d real

Ii We had 70: long :i1ce eZper.eIc:d real
iZlrg scBse 4 the silIiue:s and unproftableDess
Of aljwog ourselves to be irritatcd by any Of
the modes by which the vsgaries tf politics
manifest themselves, il is probable We
should be Ir3ytked at the tulacity With
which many OF cur radical exchanges dentu2c2
Virginia for rcrudia!ing her debt, aud, at the
SAME lime, SD 10 tie Same issue, fclicitale
then selves sad The country upon Tie split 10
the democratic parry Of Virginia, and praise the
republicans for so acting as to effect the obi lot Of
the boltcr5, the very reputation which the radl-
Gals dcn0uuc>. As Wo have often said, The
editors Of the journals 10 which VIC rtf,r must
be deficient in tho Il 5; essential element of
their protessior-eood sets,, or must, and,
irom the Influence they exert, apparently with
good reason, attribute that failing TO their
rA,l,rl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09
NEiLHs k;E E,ESE IT.

Arinovr Mon. formerly japauc.c charge
daffairas at Washington, has been arpalOtci
minister to E0gla1d.
The Merchants National Bank Of Kansas
City commenced tusocsa there yet rdsy, with
40 authorized capital Of 81 eco GOO; Paid ur
quarter Of q milcn.
The statement sent from Boston that arrange
ments had been made for q reunion OF the CHI
cago aud Alton and the Atchi5ou, Topeka sod
Saute Ee Roads is now cobtfadlcted
Twenty eight cobvcts were received at the
penitentiary at R:I.igh, n. G., last week. As
fast az received, they are sent down ca the lice
Of the Oxford and Henderson Ii. i.
Bucknsr's Bank RCservc bill it is said will
contract tho currency considerable, as 1t pre-.
yilcs fer reserve for circulation as well as de
posts. ind it vii! probably he altered to meet
| iuhitlon views.
The Secoud annual international dairy iali
was ftrmall9 opened at the American Institute
in New York yesterday evening. The display
of ctc:s, and butt:r irCm various s;c;loIs o!
| the country is excellent.
The Court Of Appeals at Frankfort, Ky, has
rendered lis decision in the case CT BntOrd,
convicted ct the murder Of Judge Elliott. The
decision Of the lower cturt is reversed, aud
Buford is granted new trial.
Accounts from Grayson, Ky, states tfat on
Saturday last 500 Elliot c5uDly Regulators
visited Cft7 Creek settlement, where they
captured four petty thieves, charged with barr
| burning. Ono Was shot, and the others mercl
lessly whipped.
G. w. Bl aBchard, general maaager Of the
Erie railroad. 10 company with several mem
bers OF the Now York Legislature. arrived il
Richmond yesterday. They called upon The Gov
ernor ard the railroad commissioner, visited al
important railroad poiDtsin tho CITY, and, after
a consultation with leading railroad mco, lcf
for Washington at 5 p. m. The oticci Of thcil
visit is supposed TO be in c7nuccIIcn with lint
| from the Seabomd 10 the West.
The mass meeting OF ST. Louis last nj ght tt
consider the condition Of ireland and devise
| meas 10 aid tho sHilrricE Icasantry Of tia
| country il reported 10 have been an immense
affair. and was attended by citZ,na Of eli ne
| iloualilics. SrGtch(s wrro made by leading
citiZ rs, and resolutions wcrc passed expressing
sympathy, iavOIing peasant proprietary il
ireland, and severely coCdrmping the Rrltis!
government
A b i has been introduced in Tho Senate ky
Mr.. Bailey, Of Tennessee, ''tn aid ia the c,luca
ton o! the cclorcd race" Il rciitas in PIE
annie that sllO, mO have recently been ever
cd hGck in .he United States Treasury from
appropriations Ter the pay and h0un!ie1 OF aalcl
ed folders. Which rnma!n' unclaimed after
seven yoara. owing to tho lmpogsihiity of dis
c0y(ring claimants, unu asserts thet under tho
circumstances tho cOlorJl people should have
the benefit Of snld money iJr their education
improvement and elevation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

n SA7URDAY NlunT WEDDING Il Tic ETH
Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York, va:
on Saturday evening Ihrongcl by Abanl thou
SAID lhVlted eu 'sls. to witncalol tho marriage
OF Miss limcliuo Hartman 10 William Ear
Dodge, WHOSE father and grandfather ar, ocn
nrc'ed With tho firm Of Phelps, D,lpo & Co
The ceremony vas performed by tho Rev ,Jno
Hall, ID. ID. The brido' toilet wac verv ,irb
and artistic, designed by Consboy, Of Paris
Alter tho cremcny reception was given nj the
mansion Of tho BRIDES father. Two young Girls
dressed 10 white strcWed blossoms beneath tina
feet OF tho bride and gIo,H as they cnternd the
parlor. '"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

The cl,a;ilahIy disposed people Of Washirg-
ton Wien called upon to contribute to the
durt,G negroes br6uEht to TIA city Oh their
Way 10 Indiana will DO we'll to rcooIcc: that
the s.. I.ou,s National Tribune. oRnci and
edited hg c}I,rsd men, charges that the fumes
seat them 10, iha r,ct oi c5lorri arnigrecls
have been wasted aud tqulodcycd By the St.
LOUIS ic!t h5sr', and that the board voted
huadrcdj tt dollam Of lho contributions 5eUt
them, TO themselves add their families. while
The poor rciagGs ere starVlrg aud baked
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09
ThC State Officers.

!opeclai Dispatch to lLo Alexandra Gsz,lto
RICHMOND, Dec. 9-4:30 p. nth, tra
Houses Of the Legislature have bosD vofoa ~" ~
day Tor basement cfEc.rs, but W to this hou,
Massey Tor Auditor aod Fauntleroy fur Ssc
rotary OF tho Commonwealth, have cpIv boo,
elected. Sl
The other officers have not yet been reached
but tho nominees of the Readjustels will al +,
elected. STRo.nrow y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

The iconc Of the country brJ likely ic wit.
nls5 st 20 very distant day the greatest Indian
fare! thai has get been enacted. wien h. 10.
dams CT gagged ID the 10 d bloodcd massacre ct
White hlqCr will be brought to Washington,
tried. acquitted. made lions Of AMI seut BIZ ok
ID tier homes re- 1iciug. But how tEcy can be
TIED 10 Washington, when tie crime was CON-,
mitted 10 tic State 0! Colorado is more than
To can easily COT prchlnd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

Mr.. Hayes has lcc.lied Bailey, Cyn:ul G;n.
traI at Sbatchai agai0st whom Col. Mosby
preferred charges. |: he viii now rc,all ST.
wSr}, MjIljtci TO China, agai1s! wlom tho
Coopcl has also brought charges. ard have
them both imp2achcd as soon {: 5 they get back.
40 idea may enter the minds Of sou pacp'e
that he is real y in earnest with regard to what
nc says about civil service reform.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

Senator Bayaid should take advantage Of Tie
discontinue OF tho republicans to urge tho
democracy to got back upon its old good money
platform ~ soon as possible, utterly irrcspec-
two Of what the western democrats Sly tr DE-,
as they will be cnriicIV impolcnt in tho next
presidential election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

HE fA11n CT TIE ZUNI JEDIINs II san
FRANCISCO correspondent writes as follows CT
.beso remarkable Indians:
Inc Luni lndisns Of Arizona ha:o beo:; ub-
!ects OF interest to our people for rcany yoars.
iney are civilized, industrious, Intelligent, pUro
ana rellglous. Missionaries have in win tried
10 ponetrats their traditions. Their moral law,
derived from nature 10 far distant antiquity,
seems 10 diHsr i'll nothing essential from ours
But practically it has superior effects worthy Of
note. They are honest, whilo we arc not. Their
Dcily is vlslbly present, and their worship is
9aily ard earnestly addressed. at last to a re-.
;,siousiy ihcllned proprietor, sort OF prophet
10 ono OF their villages has plsiniy revealed
lheir tradition regarding the creation Of man. IL
marks the relationship between tho lines nj
tnouHh' OK all peoples strsining conception to
sCcount ior msn's first appearing on earth. Tho
gums nave no cosmogony But after tho concpit
oi Darwin their tradition declares that in tho
uegihnlnK race Of beings sprung from tho
ground as plants do now. These covered The
EARN Tor long ages and finally bocumo o1tinc.
IN process oil development, heaven Uho SUM sent
eeiesllsl maiden to repoopo tho world She
%hs haaed Arizona. which means Msidon
Queen. She dwot long on the earth Ti:hcu.
conlpanionshlp of her kind, undergoing neces-
shhiy preparation Tor tho great work of pooplins
INC earth. This change required spes. Al nst
came the fitting time. She had mover known
sleep. A drop Of celestial dow descended upon
nor ana o bright elugence enc0mpassod hor
ana Enc slopt. Then, having become invested
win humanity, sho brought forth twins, mslo
anu female, and they became prognnilors of ali
living. From them came, first tho Xubi neonIo
In limo thoy spread over tho earth, and climatic
lnnucncoS produced tho various ckangns in mon,
but ali was degenerate. We, the Ennis, ara tho
only pure descendants from heavnu cent atiy,,
nar Maiden Queen from tho Sun"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

Mr.. Chss. i. McCsbo. who is out for Grant
and Hughes" is not, wo arc Informed, csndi-
date for IndRo ot Loudoua county. 1t is his
son who desires 90 illumine tho bar cr that coun-
". but who has not announced his Presidential
preferences as yet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09
ANOTHER PoRKopoLIS -A rfoani nv,

ANOTHER PoRKoPoLIS. recent numb,r
OF tho Wheeling Intelligebocr says that tina
pork pscking business il that city is rapidlv
becoming oro Of her important branches r.
trade, and that "WhceIiug as hos market j.
becoming more prctentlous each year" Three
large establishments are now actively engaged
ID TINS !ntossry, many Thousands o! hogs arn
ANNUALLY slaughtered. and their prndlas Dis
ttlbuted ovir several states.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09
Schooner Sunk

CHESTER. Pa. Dee. 9.-The schooner Goor, q
u. Broom. CT Blidgeton, N. j., was run mi,
and sunk IN i've fathoms of wster in front Of tii
10 day line. "'ADso'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09
Collision.

CHESTER, Pa, Dec, Ga freiel. ono;n,
into passenger train this mor1;nr ~ Ea AL
stone, Just above this city. on the delaware rirs.
pfancG OF the Reading railroad. Both one;ro.
anc passenger car were badly wrecked, bn, Nv
person WEE injured, s"' Nv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

CAPTURE CT RUNAWAY CouPLE-.John
Lo1ry and Mary Worth, each married, eIoped
TO Philadelphia from lancaster, Pa, ho dosert.
ing his lawful wife and she hor lawful husband.
Tho woman shipped EGr furniture 10 phiadol .
phlS, but left behind hor year old infant in lis
cradle. Tho husband tolegraphsl to the police
authorities in Philadelphia, ahd tho runawsys
were arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

Tho Cuban slavery question IS Tic critical
top'o IN Madrid. Tsu Intellectual attempts
have been made to fern now Cabinet,