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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13

A Tiny CRAFT. Captain Lewis Gelubafdt
Goldsmith has jus! had built by Boston ship
wright boat ia which ho proposes 10 sail
around the globe. Captain Goldsmith is a
Dauc, who has followed tho sea from boy b God.
His boat, Which is called the "UOcle Sam, " is
tiny craft just eq hteeu feet and one haifiocbes
over oil 10 length and about six feet three
inches beam. bsiog about oro foot shorter than
The craft 10 which Captain Crano, Of New
Bedford. crossed the A,lsDtic. The Uncs Sam is
rugged with an extra tall mast, aud has eytrem G.
ly largo sails for go small vessel Captai q
Go'd,miths vile will accompany him. The
start will be made next moth, the Unc!e Sam
hoping 10 pass through tho Su,Z canal about
September, and to do the cirounuaviga 10
about two years. Captain Goldsmith ia 40
years old sad bis wife %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13

Always keep them on hand, as delay Increases
SUFFERING; and If you feel SICKNESS coming upon
you, take dose of DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills.
They can do you DO harm, and may save you
from the sick room. Price only p cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13

A MURDER QUICKLY AVENGED. At Ole
o'clock Saturday morning Henry L1omis, q
respected citizen Of Sidney. Nsb., was MORALLY
wcuaded With colts revolver, 10 the handS
O; Chsr;es Reed, alias Douglass. The wounded
nan Was at onoc oonvescd to tho hospital st
tho barracks. where all possible was done 10
aIeri,e his 6ufferings. Tho ball passed through
bis thigh, which nrcessitated auputatiou, the
bono be5g broken. Notwithstanding the best
medical attendance the young man died at Two
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Reed escaped to tbs bluffs nor! of the town.
where. alter q vigorous search by Lumbtr OF
officers, no was captured aud iocaroerated 10
all. Public indignation was at its height add
serious threats were made OF lyDcbiog him.
Sheriff Il 1ietcl placed guard over HIN. bu.
to no purpose as Saturday night at eleven
O clock about four hundred people surrounded
tho Jail and demanded tho prlsoner.
The guards were overpoWered and the sheriff
compelled to surrender the keys of the Jail. Reed
was thee marched up to Front street and rope
placed around his neck. A ladder was procured
aud tn. rope thrown over tho telegraph pole 90
the sonth side Of tho up track aud uesriy OPP
posilc he lockwood House. Reed s,eppcd up
tho ladder bravely, AID when asked what he
had to say replied
Good By, gentlemen.
He at oncs jumped off the ladder into c.e;'
nifty. amid shouts of 'L3onis is avenged ~ aGd
the ti.iog of tcvOlVlra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13
Elections.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May Indications Ere that
Thomas L. Hargis is elected Appetite Judge
to succeed The late Judge John NJ. Eiolt.--
There is a considerable telling of 10 the demo-
cratic vote, the farmers net voting as largely as
u:uau. Holt the tbs republic ID candidate polls
the full vo.e Of tho party, and comfortable out
side support.
McRRIsTowN,N j. May l%.-Thc.cy clscIioo
held yesterday resulted in the election ct tn,
democratic candidate for Recorder. Alderman
aad thea councilnen. There were five tick
cts in tho fsll and g'cat dissatisfaction
existed among the rehupIioan voters. The
io:u,t viii nake change in tho Offices
of the Chief Of rJlic,, City CIeIS and street
commissioners, tho republicans having oD!g two
members 10 the council, The mayor and Gee
couocilmau.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13
Wife Tur;Ier asa nuiai,i..

PR0viUESCE, H. l., dag j.. Andrew Ma:
ming killed hi, T.le =. Eimviiu yesterday. "ii
then went to mill 20 Id, Nlll4 his pockets Wa
stones and browne. himself
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13

S. DEALHAM has as ;1.url,d lila E,~
York, ana has uow The iiacst AMI Elo; (" i'e.
stock of CLOTHING. Hans AID GtNTi lugH-
ISuINGs ever b.ioic brought 10 lhi= c;t} :: g.
funsnIrC low prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13
MARRIED..

April E9!h, by Rev. John Wooll, 81 tbs Tasi-
dence Of the brdo's father, Mr.. +. I, ASHBY,
of Clark, to bliss MAGGIE MERCER, of Lou.
doun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13
CE.S.HERCIiE.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET May l%.-Tho nGtho;
continues 10 improve in t2no aTd r!ico' 10 day
aIe shade Lixhc:. t!.nr ia .!'ai, with !isL;
stocks on hard. tho receipts Ct Whcst AE.
Jsir, and 1900 bushels sold ~ Il5. 10 ani ~.
Germ il scarce hnd :,igh@:, aai 30 bCsEc's
brought Il and ~! Re N@:' ro2o..nl. srh a.
bushels u choice HSu so!i {. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13

MIR. Hayes 10 bis veto OF the bill prokioilioG
The preseuce Ct soldiers at election polls takes
the broad ground that tie doctrine that the
rights not granted by The Constitution to the
General Government and not denied ~ that
Instrument to the States are retained By The
States is a heresy; that elections for congress
men arc federal and not State elections, and
coust quentl7 ar, held under national ard oct
State authority, and that federal trooIs can be
used 10 any State, at aoy time, and for any pur'
pose The Pfc.ileot may thick f., Without tie
Intermediate ASTON { apy State authority. lie
qaali6s lis boldly avowcd osntralism By saying
that he vi | not u:e troops TO l1tsmdate eltc
lions, but lie assists hat bis right 10 so use them
shall not lie iairinsed. Now the txperiebca OF
tni5 country, DOT ouly Sioce but before the war,
i, not calculated TO in:pile Americans with ID
absorbing love for the existing form 0! govern
Leut, aud doubtless many Of the best and lruest
friends of the ccubliy would see that sorm
changed 10 20 iocoDsiderabe degree without q
)ang of regret, bat as long as The government
!etsios its present rame and shape. its irstitu
lions should remsia compatible with such u
system. but co reasonable AID prejId!csd
man will mainthia that an army 10 the unds
puted control Of President, to b., used OF any
time, fer any purpose, ard 10 any part Of the
country. as It's Wishes, or tho wishes Ct his
!;ioras may suggest. is consistent with the ex'
i;terc, Of such government as the trainers of
the American Constitution vainly glncd they
war, inatitni;np
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13
CANAL CDM MEkCE.

Ar,;9ed--Boa:s w II Lowe and K sun :.
mers 70 HaInp l. Bat Goal Co. Boa: u: -
Maryland Goat CO u r Mayer. 20 MsyA7'l g
uieston- ..
9 30 wilson, Il Loveridge, $ hency, j ,a'n:no'H
OF MAYER and Capt X l. Gro.s
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FIRES.


Four small buildings at Cape May we're d.,
stroyed yesterday.
Huyck's single mill, uear Little Rock, AK.
WAS burned yesterday. Loss SIS COO; Insurance
$1,000
Faller, Warren & Co.'S CIinton Stove Works
at Troy, New York, havo teon partially de-
btroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at from
$4,000 10 $4,000, covered BY insurance.
FIVE large bulldogs at Pictou, Oat., ircul'
log the Empire Hotel and AlIisoh's training
stables. containing seven valuable raco hofsss.
wero burned yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
a FIRE yesterday destroyed the Mineral
spripes ct Arcadia. Wis. The loss is estimated
st $25 900; Insured for $40 600. The fire was
Of iucendia,y origin.
Sunday night the porter and ale brewery OF
Sebastian Maggie. at Roxborougb, Pa, was com.
Iletely destroyed by fire. The loss en- stick aud
building will amount to about S23, 900, which is
fully covered by insurance.
A fire 10 East Saginaw, Michigan, yesterday,
destroyed largo steam salt block and two drill
houses, together with four thousand barrels Of
salt; also, frame boarding house and small
grocery ard dwelling scioioiog. LESS about
$4,000
An extensive oonhagrstiou occurred 90 SUI
day at Uaadills, Osego county, N. 7. The
flames spread rapidly destroying the greater
portion OF tho business section of tho toWG-
piue stores. three dwellings and four barns.
The loss exceeds the insurance BY $40. OCO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13

Oae CT the features of the new constitution
Of California is the Withholding OF the monthly
pay of judges CT the higher courts unless they
make afidsvits that they have SO cleared OF
their dockets thst no suit remains undecided
which hos been pending fer more than ninety
days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13

We have The reprint Of the April number f
The London Qua,tslly Review from the Leonard
SCOTT publishing Co., New Yo,k. The l,sdiag
article is 90 The Speakers Commentary 90
he OldTcs.ancut." 10 which the SUI j lots chief
" considered are tho doctrine of a irture state,
the Interpretation Of tn, leading miraculous
narratives, and this Inspiration and authority OF
,be Oh Testament. The article "Biugsch's
History Of Egypt" pivcs valuable information
10 the progress Of Hieroelspbio ind Cuoei!orm
Interpretation, and the light thereby thrown on
early Egyptian history, especially in is counoc-
ton With the narratives 10 Genesis and Ego5u'.
The other articles arc Michael Angelo AMI
his Age" "Agra,ian Distress and Dlsoouteet
ID Indis;" Ppm and Shaltesburt: two Punish
Plots" Secret correspondence OF Louis AV.ii"
"E.rIy Ecelish History: Professors Stubs and
Bright Lord Csroarvobs Aeamemoou aud
General Sohombers's Odyssey" The South
African Problem"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13
5'0TeSt Fires.

Il dispatch Fem Frederick, Nd, says that
the fires which originated abou. t9n days ego
n the vicinity Of Csoo.in furnaces, % The
eastsra slope Of tho Cat5c:ia mouotaio, sill
conlnu, to rage with u1abalcd trrJ, aud so
far have BIZ Had all efforts to ex!oguish them.
they have spread across thu ige toto Mid.
dlttoTn valley aud oge: 10 South Mountain,
buruiGg over an area CT probably mere than
tbrco thousand acres Ct wCoGa1d aud Extend
ing 10 the vicinity of Black Rock, in Washing
| ton couoty Tho terrible but beautiful sight
presents thu appearance Of slow burnlog vo.'
canos, and has been Witnessed almost nightly
| by largo plumbers Of people.
On Saturday it vas generally believed that
| the fires had been subdued by the strenuous
ctfcrts put t ,rth iJr that puEpos,, hundrtds Of
men bsiog employed for days previous epdeaV
oring 10 oheck the flames and save properly,
bat last night the smoudeiing fires ogao broke
fJuh, even nearer the city than before. and
! burnt Uv: r. section about one milo acd ball
| louq By half mile wide, and destroying large
quantity of ord wood, rails, posts. 81. AT
nooa Yesterday another tite originated 90 TOP
OF the mountaio, between Frederick and Mid
| dIctoS0, Just north OF where the Nallona
turnpike crosses the Caiocia range. Ii Is sill
burning, aGd the txteo. OF l1ss and damage
cannot yet no accurately estimated.
The torelt fires are still spreading and dc
siraying a vast amount Of timber 10 tho north
west pirs of p k, county, Pa. o. last Satur:-
day ri<ht the fro penetrated the Dleedicg pal
of The Bioouiog Grove Park Association, ait
before tho flames could b, fought back BY {
Isrlc forco Of l.borers over fifty acres wtr
burued ever, aud several deer persisted in the
flames The weather continues dry, with 7erS
httie prospect tf rain. Several thcusaSd acrt:
Of forest have already been burned oTcr 10 tht
Ca.ski!l Mountains, New York.
Tchyhanpp, Monroe c3unty. Pa. issuffcuad
ed by fire. but By desperate fishtiog the cll
z,us have driven it back from the village. Az
,xtoosiva area of timber on Pocaoo mounac
is in ashes.
PlrTsroN. Pa May 1.-The mountain fac
arc still raging 10 this vicinity. y large clear
ing has been made nrouod the lihIu poWdc
mills AID it is said no danger is now aprrc'
hendcd. At hI0osc the tlimes Ire uodtr con
troll. Tho weather contiouss dry and tbs wood
are RAPIDLY di5appearrg under the fierce wfail
ct tue fiery clcncot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13

TIE HAPPY PAST. When The South bends
over The graves Of her dead soldiers che pays
reverence to the memory OF more than the
mca who lie buried there. She stasds at the
grave ci tho suporbest civilization tho world
ever saW--her heart made tcDderer by the TACT
that she has buried it iJrever. Despite the
sucErs ct the envious and the slauders OF The
malignant, Garth never saw o moro splendid
social system than that over which the southern
PLANTER presided. Never ci0ilZ !tl0n 10 which
honor was held moro daar-in which methods
we're moro nohl, or impulses moro gcnerou'-
10 which the men were more chVarous or the
women moro iliu5tIi0u3-in which the laborerj
Rarh bsppitr, the masses more cOotented or
Gcorruplible, the gentry moro hcsptable
Sinco the paFiarchal days this earth has not
seen happier picture than was furnished 10
the old time southern plantation, with It's broad
acres. it's MANSION, with open doors, lts doVot
cd aud careless Ga,kics. lis lavish ways aOd
its rloccly wealth. But these are oil gone. AS
tho palaces 10 Bagdad vanished when Aladdin
sold his lamp to the pedd!cr, 50 these lair PIC
lures faded when Leo surrendered hls sword at
Appomattc1. Oar armies fJught for flag end
principle, and FOR more-for O clVllZ iuon.-
Vhru cno vas surrendered, oil was gsyea UP.
The chilling Winds Of defeat stirred our sluggish
blood. The old princaly ways were forgotten.
The p!eutcr became the farmer--the merchant
prince tho hucksler--he College man the mo.
chsuic--Eith dauntltss hearts nnd strong arms,
aul ole.r eyes, our people have met their
changed fortunes aud are compelling success
from failure. Little 10 be blamed Il, they,
therefore. if once 10 while they throw sc,t-
tered regrets and tenderness upon the grave
where lies buried the best aud rarest fabric ever
created By men or mads lustrous by woueD.-
.IHtnm Constitution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13

THE LATE ADMIRAL PARROT --Isssr al
nira Eooch G. Parrot, who died suddenly
in New York last Saturday of heart disease,
was born 10 Portsmouth,, N. H., November 21,
1915. AID when irepeen years old was ap'
pointed midshipmau 10 the bavy. Ga Sep,cm.
Der 5, 1871, he was commissioned lieutenant,
and 10 1913, 10 command Of the sioop Sa rato-
20, was engaged in the attacks on Bsraly cod
other towos on the west coast Of Alliol. From
1916 TO 1913 he served 10 the Mexican wer 90
the Congress, and accompanied Gen. fremont
on tic famous expedition from Monterey to lIo5
Angeles Ho WAS appointed to the rank OF
COMMANDER 10 Aplii, 1861, hDd was prominent
in the late war. While in command Of the
steamer Augusta, from 1851 to 1861, ho was
gagged 10 the battle of Port Royal, aud was
upder fir. Of the Confederate batteries in Chst
lesion harder when atlackicg The Confederate
rams. In 1861 he commanded tie monit0f
Capobi.us, and took part 10 Two engagements
With unWlctt's battery aud tho iron cllds On the
James river. 10 JsLuary, 1865, Oh tho moDl
Tor Monadncck, 30 took part 10 the Fort Fl,l'
or fiaht, aud was rresent st the surrender Of
Charleston to the UGion forces. lie was otm
missioned ns cIptan in July, 1866. as commo-
dore in 1870, and us rear sdmiralin Noqembar,
1873 ie has seen tweniT-ono years aud Sly
mouths sea s;rvice, thirteen years ard seven
months shore duty. and eleven years end Ten
months unemployed. He was cousin OF the
inventor CT the Parrott Gun, and leaves sister
ADD brother. He has been in POOR health for
several years, and was retired from active SET
vice April 4. 1874.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13
T7oALI, WH0M IT Gay CoAcHkH.

This is t. eiga EoLise ,hs:, as owhrr 0! ll'
following boats. will no! be rs'?oas'n., TO- To-
any supple, o: ti!!a TIA! rnsy fc con'''N'i d!
captains OF crows. -,
+. MERTHE3, Cumba;'aat, NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13

PAT ON TIE ROAD.-Au Irshnao driven tc
desperation by the stringercy Of the money
market and the high price Of provisions, pro-
cured pistol and took tie load. Nltctirg a
traveller, he stopped him with :
Your money or your life j.
Seeing Pat Was green at sha busln!s. the
traveller said
iii tell you what LII d.. LII give al my
money for that pistol.
agreed -
Pat receiving the uoteY, handed rp%r tho
!istn
Now" said tho traveller. hand back lhst
m5psy or I'll bloR your brains out
"Bsz, away, my hearty, said Pat, "niVl'r a
dhrsp ct powder il there 10 il.
A d=!seston Ct Narthern Cheyenne indians.
uadsr Little Chief. have aniVsd al 81. L9uis
fsom the Southern Cheyenne agency ca route
tor Washington to urge the President to allow
shcm to return to thcir n0rtbern h6ms5.
Tie Commu1sI eleoi5Es lhraugh9u: Span
largely favor thu Govcrnneot. Ssnor Msruntz,
!aader Ct the CeDraIi5ts haz announced bis in-
lection to support the Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13

The NEGRO EXODUS -1h9 negro oEolus
from the South 10 Kansas is working lis logical
result. Tho present evil from the novemen: is
two fold-lrst, in endsng oring the growing crops
in the south and, second, 10 masking nine.tenth5
OF tho deluded colored emigrants suffering psu-
pers for months to come. The planters CT tho
reaions in the South whore the negroes have
abandoned their homes are already arranging
for Chinese to take The place Of the colored 10.
boTers, and no grsver peril could be presented
10 the freedmen. If Chinese lsbor shall once
get footing on The cotton Idsuaar plantations
Chinese laborer is active quick Witted, indus
trious and frugal Ee can DO as much work as
two average negroes in tho cotton rice o: sugar
fields OF the South; he wastes nothing, spends
nothing and can live on next to nothing, and il
be is once employed in tho South he will stay,
and he will 1.-Two where tho negro, with sq1sl OPP
portunities, will be ragged and hungry. The
no1theIn parishes of Louisiana have already en-
gaged Cinnamon TO take the place Of the mi.
grazing negroes, and tho Now Urleans erioorat
announced that they ''can be supplied ct rate
much lower Than that now paid the negro" aud
thsL there is mo limit 10 the number Of HANDS
which could be shipped on short notice" Be-
tween the chrome and circular Gel porteuIs of
Eorthern aritnlo!s and tho fo7 brutal spirils of
the South, the freedmen hayo had no peace; bu.
as The Chinese gro not votera, political sgiLators
AID tummers will let thom alone TO attend 10
their work. In this negro exodus, az in tho ctber
Disturbances Of every kind in the South, it is The
negro that suffers most but tho greatest Calamity
that can happen tho freedmen would b conf,
petition with cooiis labor on the plantations Of
the cotton States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13

FAUoUiER IrEMs.-A letter from Warren
ton says:
Joho Williams and Wi1er Payne, sentenced
to be executed OF WBrreatoD, respectively or
the 3Oth day Of May and 4th day Of July, vii
ho rcspitej until july | !, tho o0Irt having TO-
advertently selected ;Wo holidays upon which
they should be hung, VIZ : Emancipation dny
and IujeDen3enoo day.
The wi, Of John Luuas. oolorad, since the
fsli cIec,oIs Of 1877 has rltused to rec,enizo
hin as her Euitaod. His offence is that at
that election he voted the democratic tick
ct. For tie sano offaro,, at the same time,
the vile Ct Charles Ball, coored, severely
chasised him
james Thomas Armstrong. charged with tho
murder of The tramp Boyle, lsst August, has
been released ca 81 900 ball. physicians certify.
log that The c0caition Of his heal;h required
his release.
Bail has been refused ~. Z Ball, who stabbed
y6u5g Cses lev days ago, near HcpeWell, In
this county.
The Silver State, Nevads newspaper, pab'
fishes the following lively card
My husband, Jim Barney, the ugIiest mso
that ever !ivid, has left ny bed and board
without EDy jusi6abls cause. | used to do all
| c}u'd to mike him pretty comfortable, aud in
spite Of ali ny wishes he would cut up like the
devil sod ruo alter womsD. Now, want all
the women 10 notice this &c! of mine. | Won't
pay darued cent of his debts, and l hope no
Gno wilt return him 10 me, cos I don't want
him. Maria Barney. Big Meadows"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-13

The official vote Of the city Of Saa EIarc:sco
shows majority O! .5i2 against tho new c'r'
,tiirIinn
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Schrs Suuliph. and Ira y S.urRe3 sailed iro".
Gardiner for Washington ll!h.
Schr Paul z KenHe- c!ehral iroa' Juca=''!i
yilio fer Washington 5tI.
rchr Clara L Simpson, Us7rscltwn, s.! foit
lard 18th.
Schr Earl ! 81 ason cleared ca fro":iao"
for GeorRc!oWn l0.h.
.3chr Attic Gs7wood, Ge0rE,t3"a, st %"lnsF=e'
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than would do we'll to call cad cy5n.!Gs Oci2.o
purchaaing elsewhere
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nh Is 81 King street,
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