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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15
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The E7eai5g STR. Of g.. Luis, Haa sold at
aucon BY ordce i TIE c0c't Yesterday, and
realized 500.
A fire in lexington, Ky, lsst night, destroy
ed 5000, 900 worth of property, irciuiing the
Pic 1ix hotel, tic resiicGce CT Gca Leslie
Coombs aid other buildings.
The Episcopal Diocesan Convention Of Ala.
bama convened ct GFeelboro' yesterday
Bishop Wilmer presided. The attendance,
both clerical and lay. vas unu5ally large.
Four little girls, RAGING from three to ssvcn
years old, were 10 the Tombs Police Court, ct
New York, yesterday, and llaced 10 charge OF
the Sisters Of 81. DJmbiek Their parents
| are both at the island servicg terms OF imprl.
sonmeut for druokencss. The father claims the
name Of Fitzgerald.
The New York Graphic publishes list ci IS
| horses belou2iog TO Robert Bonncr, with the
| p'ices paid for them, showing 50 aggregate OIL
$34l,T00. 10 addition, ho osns q large Dun
Der Of brood mares. and several y5upg mare:
end geldio2s Of great speed that lie bought al
prices less than 81. 00l
The authorities Of lancaster, "a. haYap
resolved to enftr,e tho laT which prohibit:
trsias from passing through The city at .
speed greater thar five Die9 Gu hour, the city
solicitor has entered suits to the number Of oue
hundred ard sixty again:t the Penusy !Vabis
railroad FIR a violation Ct that o,GHaocc.
Two years apo Daniel E]nunds, Of Living
stou cou1!y, KY, lett hI5 family aad clopcc
TO Arkansas With ucighbot's daughter. \
short time ago he started back 10 lis iorne
homo With the young woman and her child
aud when near the Mississippi rIver killed and
buried both. Reaching his home lie took u:
again with his lawful wife. The bodies of TIT
murdered woman and child ou the Mississippi
we're found and ilcnul d and Tuesday ct
officer from Arkansas arrived ii the homo Q
thu murderer, arrested and t9a: him back tc
| the scana Of the tr,eciy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

a WHALE COLLIDES WITH y BARK. --Capt.
McL:au, Of the bark Chipampas, from Belfast
in ballast to Il. G. Ilayc:, which arrived a
Brooks Furoacs. Cauion, Ibis n5b;ne, report:
meeting with singular sccidlat Gu Tuesday
April 18th, ia org. Il degrees west, lat. 81
degrees north.
The bark was progressing uaCcr & picss oi
canvas with light favorable wind and u com.
paratvely smooth seq. About six o'clock II
the evening there came sudden shack which
lifted the vessels bow claGr ont OF the Water,
almost submergicg her stern and shaking hcr
hull from stem to .udier peat. IS Ihcugh she
bad rua high upon su1ken rock
Capt. McLasa YES 10 The cabiG ct the tine
and was kuGck.d ns iu fac: was evtrylsiDg
movable, ton4y-iusVy.. He ran On deck as
quick as possible, jrss as Inc vessel made PR
dueiou, forward iusch. which sent her tbpon
uoder waller.
Looking ovtr he side lie saw he watsr tingld
red, aoj, IS BIO had red clay ballast ir, lie tor a
moment thought he vesssl's side had been
opened By the fofc, IF the shock C1a that dis
colorallon OF the water was caused BY the BAL
last being washed from Tic hold.
He txpeoed nomentaI!iY TO sec the bank aud
all 90 bourd make suldcr descent to 'Davy j
L2cktr. WhcD bis leafs TCrt Partially relieved
By the appearance OF hugo whale rolling up
alongside the vessel. and the bloody c9!oliDg of
tho sea was ct onoo explained.
Tho Chinampas Was sailioe at tho rate OF
about six kuois 80 hour, when it is Supposed
tho LeviaLban struck her forward the kefl
headorenost, end '!itad Etr as il throwo u?
wards by an earthquakes.
The collision 10 al probability stunned the
I
tho vessels bottom, and after violent struggle
again rolled over, tiselosing terrible wouod
back Of the head, from which the blood was
pcuripg in A>od. /. maasurej, Capt. Mo
Lean asserts, not ls5 than eighty feet After
making Two CT three Wild movements it disap.
peared and was seen 10 nore.
Capt. McLoao tried the pump, txpae:ing to
fud his vessel leaking, but she escaped, sp0ar'
entity without iriury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

In spite IF Ir,tec:ioo, the iroo aud steel 10,
terests tft the oouory hav, been steadily daoio-
Jog fer some years past. The New York Times
quotes !rJn the report Of Mr.. MorreIl, presl
Ient of tho American Iron ADD Steel Associa.
,iop, to tho effect that 100 export trado 10 the
einder, steel and iron products can be hoped
tor, and that even tho homo market clo only
be retained by tho aid Of vigorous protective
tariff" Not only is the decline 10 pric:s in
iuense. but moro than hsf the blast furnaces
10 the country ere IDLE. The BssSeu;r steel
industry has developed skiold 10 tho last six
years. but tho rcc.ut purchase by Vanderbilt
of steel rails ABROAD shows that cveO the most
prosperous branch Of the trade, 10 spite CT pro
lection, suffsrJ from foreign competition. Pro
lection Of the producer having failed to protect
it would now seem 10 order, says the Bali-
more Bulletin. to try the experiment Of pre-
tectiog tho pockets of tho American public By
sbolishing protection 80 called. altogether.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15
CO.Y.T ERCISL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. May l5.-Piices 10.
day declined, and the market for grain was q
shade weaker. Flour lie quiet and unchanged.
Whoa. ia n fair receipt, and f0l0 bushels sold
at ILL., 49, ll6. III, and ll5 and I'D. az to quail.
!y. Tho receipts OF Corn have somewhat il
creased, and today go bushels sold at A.
Nothing doing in Rye or Oata. Country pro.
duco quiet and u changed.
BALTIMORE, Nay l5-Vir2inia Ga deferred 81;
do consolidated 81; do ID sories.- past duo
coupons Sl1. Sugar firm; A soft 8,et Cotton
firm and unchanged. F!oar easier snd un-
changed. Whost-Southetn lower and eteady !;
Western lowor; Southern red ll5.llb; do am
Der N8sll9; No Penns red Iii No 2 Western
winter red spot, May ard June l15!sll4i; July
ll24all2s Aug llC4; Sept llC4. Corn-south-
ern firm; Western sIesdy; Southern white 5O !
do yellow 55.48; Western mixed spot. May and
June 433; July d37ad25; Aug d4sa4is steamer
4l1a4lI. Oats dull and unchanged. Bye quiet
BIT 5Sa60. Hay dull and unchanged. Coffee
quiet; Rio csrgoes lC3slG. WhiskeV dull hnd
unchanged.
NEW YORK, May l5.-S!ocks strong Money
2ts33. Flour steady. Hhsas active. Corn
uFmer,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

The southern people have not much to be
thankful for 10 tie shape Ct federal iodSes, but
there is an exception in the case Of Judge
Hughes, Ct Virginia. who has good sound sense
to back lis knowledge Of Law. A sensible man
may not be o good Judge, but good Judge
must be sensible map, and by such judge,
provided be be hooest, aod nobody questions
Judge Hughes honesty. justic' is sure 10 to
dispensed. Tho ofieper Judge Hughes cones
before toe public b. decision that is Of geno
ral interest the more eviden; become bis meris
as Judge, EEd The MGR, praise he receives
from those whose praise is worth anything. 10
the miscegeDation case at Richmond, yesterday,
he decided that United States cour;s hsvo DO
jurisdiction over questions OF marriage. What
u favorable CONTRAST he affords to Judge Rves,
whose vlsaries, if sustained, would give uoi,ed
States courts jurisdiction 10 all casos. and do
away With the necessity of State courts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15
American Cattle.

NEW York, May la private cable dig
patch ssy3 all Tho arrangements have bccI
completed ct Avo1mouth deck. Bristol, Eag
land, for receiving and sIaugteIiDg cattle under
tho cyisliug reeulglions Of the pIivy COUNCIL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

The Mississippi steamboat owners aud Off.
GERS contradict the stories that they have re-.
fused passage to colored eni0rants when they
had money to pay their passage. Officers Of
the boats say they were not hailed on the way
by negroes, and do not believe that there are
aUy such numbers on the banks as has been
stated The fsct is the desire to prevent ne,
yroes from leaving tbs South is changing, AID
planters do not nov s,em TO care whether they
leave or not. The excitement is dying out,
and would disappear altogether but for pre-.
rended philsnthropists and political asltaors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15
tarICd 10.

Tho Se1a!c, 10 executive session, yesterday
adopted resolution, submitted by Mr. Wh5te,
Of Md, authorizing the judiciary COMMITTEE
to send for persons and papers aud Administer
osths 10 lurtbsraeno of their Investigation oil
the charges which have been filed against Il.
Stockat Mathews for the purpose of defeating
bis confirmation as United Stats Distric!
jude for Maryland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15
Fatal ARRAY.

MEDINA, N. Y, May l5.-Asa Bro1ghtou
shot Levart Bancroft, killing him aIncs; iI-
ssanlly. at 1870 o'clock last night. Broughton
came to Bancrott's house. Just outside OF the
village. Bancroft eieo!od hm from The prem
isas. aud when they reached the sidewalk
Broughton fred twice. both shots takng effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15
KNIGHTS of Honor.

BOSTON. May l5,-At yesterday session Of
tn: Kogh.s Of Honor the constitution VAS
amended SO as to alow passed" members of
The Supfcmo Lodge seat 10 tho lodge, but
without voice. The event Of the day was a
complimentary banquet, given by Boston lodge,
No. l34. to tbs visiAng delegates of the So
promo Lodge. The festivities were kept up
till late hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

The lalc lecisioo Of Judge Dundy that tho
original pcssessors CT the country have some
rights which those vito liapos3ea:el them are
bound to respect, aud the consequent release CT
some lodiars who we're arrested when quietly
changing ,h,irplaco Of residence, he's rather sur
pvised the Iodan officials, who have gone to
work 10 fad law fer upsctting the decision re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15
ALEXANDRIA 11AZ E'IE'FLL: L L

tain as uurh silver IS COLA dciar will bug,
but the nan who has 70 recsiv, silver dollar
for bis dsy's work, and tic ehcp keeper who
has to take that silver dollar for the meat ard
bread be sc!ls, otjec!s, aud rightly, when that
dollar is worth oaIy eighty five cents. They
will not believe that painted mule is z'tra'
and, whats mora, they II express their u0be!lct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15
w a N T Z d .

LOGANSPORT, CRAWFORD5VILL and
SOUTH WESTERN Il, 4. BONDS.
CHICAGO and EASTERN ILLINOIS K. 4.
BONDS and STOCK.
CHICAGO, DANVILlIE and VINCEENEa
4. j. BONDS.
NORTHERN PACIFIC 3. r. BONDS and
STOCK.
MONTGOMERY ana EUFAULA RAIL.
ROAD BONDS
KANSAS and NEBRASKA P. Z. BONDS,
LAND SCRIP aud STOCK.
CENTRAL lOWA K. K. BONDS.
WEST WISCONSIN 3. Z. BONDS and
CERTIFICATES, aid other defsuted Z X.
Securities FRITZ LRWI2,
81 Second street. Baltimore, Md.
PsiereAcos-John D. Norris, Pres. Firs. Ma.
Bank Robert Mickle, Cashier Natl. Union
Bank. Baltimore my 15-ec2w
bklME CHEESE received to-day by
4 nye J. c. AlLBORN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

S. DEALuAM hss Just GHtuInc;i iiCth fe"
YORK, auI has Do" The ine:t agh mo- h.'o'
stock of CLOTHING. HATS ard CENTS fuhA-
IsuISas ever b,irtc brcu2h: - las cHla 81 a.
toEistiug low prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15
ECnial,

LONDON, May IA dispatch from Bsrlo
to lhc Loldon Times says: A communication
from Washington, d. g., to the Postmaster
Gc1elal here, denies the ASSERTION made some
time ago 10 the Reichs.aS by Herr Leibkuecht
a Sccial Democrat, that the United States au-
thorites complained that letters from the u.
s. to Gelmaoy were broken open CT tampcred
with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

MANNED hOUNTA!N HDt.Ar. SC''H
jand GREEN .iHAS -acaiy.ti t9~i.y by
myl5 }. - Milo y ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

TIE NV York Ptolueo Exchange r,c.ive;
o. Monday from Americas. Ca, tho first bar
rel e h,ur from this SEASONS wheat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

Nobody objects to the Unlimited coinage aud
circulation of silver dollars, provided they COD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

Nervousness oud Ioie s;iica. iheae ga
afiiot,ons 9 aes::u::iv., oo!h 20 business ana
pleasure, arts, freq y n!o:bd coalition Q! me at
h1dy. which il relieved by ri ocoassd;aI cose oi
DR.. Balls Baltimore Pills. Iry shem' lhev
Will do YGu rOoG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15
The Late Duke of Medina.

MADRID. Spsio, May Is .-f'he crcumstacss Of
the death # the Duke CT Media. Cell. which
Vas announced yesterday, wsrc IS fojlo|9 -
Accompanied by Lis villa be Hss sh2otirg 90
his estate when his qua was accidental, dis
charged and the centeots lodged 10 :li3 shdo
men. He died in few hours
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

IT happened 10 Bath, cvtr system Of tele
phooes. 40 elderly psily, being stranger to
the pcvrl invention. and desiring to investigate
its merits. directed his voice irto the mouth
piece and hailed tho opposite ED. Halo -
exclaimed the elderly party. What isil?'
came the 1llck reply. do you know who
am 2" "Oh, YES" How did you recognize me,
by my voice mo" "HoS, then?' persist.
ed The elderly party. "By your BREATH" was
the prompt response. The elderly party
dropped The mouth piece ike as if it was sort
Of hot, aud went cut of the ofh,e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

CHASED 81 A BEAR -Lset week Mr., and
Mrs. MsEigsn, who reside below Strssburg,
near the mountain, we're returning from town
and while passing along quietly were startled
By the appearance of huge black bear tia. had
to attack the parties. They beat hasty retreat
Fortunately they were near the house Of Mr..
James II. Mcfarland, which they soon reached
and escaped from tho embraces CT their black
friend. A party was soon organized and pursuit
was made. but the bear succeeded in making
good his escape-ShenandosH Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

The Khedive Of Egypt Will not Tor tic TIt'
sent BIO disturbed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

DKlME CHEESE received to-day by
4 nye J. 9. AlLBORN,
, 1879-01-04
4 TISSUE OF FRAUD.

HOW 0LQHlOUb p8hQEHAFN flEEUAtE4 ANN
uA1dRD IN souTH cAKot1kAs
ap*cdal ksspascA tn TAs Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. C., Jan. 8.-Tl1s notice Of
tbs contest Of Col. Mackey, the unsuccessful
candidate goe Congress from Charleston, 3. e.,
lae arrived here. II coutalua forty-alght dis
ttpct accusations Of fraud. The statement IL
OF the most striking character, aud tho
pamts Ut witnesses ara given to sustain tho
charges. The excels Of ballots found III
SONS ot tho boxeA over tbs number OF tho
uau,es On tho poll.l!sta in Charleston County.
outside Of thu city, were l., follows, ths oxccss
being caused by thu 4sulliug Of tho boxes with
Democratic tissue ballots. In many caSca tue
excess VIA
MAp1 TO DISAPPEAR
by tho fraudulent addition Of naines To tho poll
Lists:
Mount Pleasant, bt8 excess; $50 Republican
ballota drawn out, causing \ loas ~ tho kepub-
ltcans OF 100 majority.
Tnirty-two- Milo House, si1 excess; $50 TO-
publican ballots drawn out; loss to Republicans,
673 majority.
1t. Stephens Depot. 100 excess; 30 Republic-
IN baliots drawn out; loss to lscpub!caaa. laJ.
Coopcs's store, l33 cxeess; 81 Republican bal
lots drawn out; Republican loss. l7d.
Tweuty-two-All!e House, 2U exceas; l8l Re-
publican ballots drawn out; Republican loss,
81
And 20 Col. Macksy goes through the county
specifying the number Of DalnocFattc ttssue.
ballots found In each box. kad the number Of
Republican ballots drawn OUT making
L MORN sTARrLlao AxrosuA1
OF fraud even than that contained ID biz letter
written iuat after the election.
Tbs plau WAS ~ follows: From 100 to 800
ANAL tissue ballots waEo surrpptttIously placed
, 1879-01-04
NEW PU8LeCATION8.
50, Tho Alliance. So.

interior, - ko;. Advance -. Chttf.tan uefon =,
1in.Ftstd ChrIst,an westiT - 1os fndtpendens f1s
yt. ony ew shuscrosrs TO Lit Abve i1clndcd Ia our
offer. :. .,...&,. 81, r.,...p. g, r.-...ss -,
rfsnf <s il,!straesd Hr*1 g.; for1,s. sstsnss
= worx H. Any snbses1bera 10 thesc telHdsd IN our
ufrF. Il. .,trt vrr ~. ,.t.. ~ .,x ,rn ~ ~ =
.torr and fri will ftCetvf that and tttd ALLIANCE. in
nn noltpaid, TOT ttto munsy. II thus eosss you nd
mors M bntn n peri than for one alone.
purrose Of introduction q neE Feadats i yD1 deasEa
III nnSer Of A9Rane not III to tboro st write to q
for ttxTtai club Tates specimen eopetof tho Atf'
1HCE tent On agplc.t!nr l!sere! tefma e 1a9xenm
IN tssss,n, y TGHsxy f.ct s.nT9 n se{
s%tnx. d. Thof,ss Or. kvesta nr. Lorisntr+ and 9th:
sn 1. tss T1.oas n III
rsdiea. erap8sleel hHs unaectaElsn = z Esloon!
81 ejfeaI,ten il evss variety Of contehts + mn Q,
fieh thoosh I'd rs6SaSts @ = sTe y IT,; 4 ShssS
"''' uI1DS eHEPA1tD l.upssahess.
i57 Dt4rborn'at, Chicago.
Ten. tats ont tor rettrenee.l e.l-,
, 1879-01-04
4HHU NNAN&t
Hperi4t nis71tA to 1Ae 1t1ttRa

Nxw Yoxx. jan. Sat i O'Clock this after
noon Madame Anderson. in Mozart Hall, BROOK
lyu. Was eonplrt!u: tLa l.7ootb quarter tnlla Ut
her 2, 700 tluastrt-n!iu walk.
New YokK, Jan. 3-M!1Dfght.--At TO O'clock
AIaau,,le Anderson haI completed the l, ,13itll
uuatte1-u4Iu .. Avs wl1x IL brooklyn.
, 1879-01-04

LAND SURVEYS.
A flnKAT SCHEME.

8ptefdt hspdtth to j@e 1F|hrak.
WAsntxoros, D. C.. Jan; a-The salient
points of tho secret attack u1'o4 tho value Of
sl,s sccuracJ at surrera OF thr General l,and
Oftsca befors' thu House Conm!ttfo on Appro.
psfatfonA are gradually coming to ii2tit. The
Bub-C Committee has been at work over tho tnat-
ter for the past two dnys. md has been mich
impressed with tho statements made. and tho
Indications seem to bc that thosc seeking Tor
purposes Of their own IN enttsely change
tho character Of ali nationsl suEvcys will sue
csed, 10 far ~ thls COMMITTEES IA concerned. II
II e.avety maintained before THEM that, taken
IN who's and In part. the survovs Of tile General
1snd Ot1ee throughout Ill the States aud Terri
tories 10 far u mata t
ARR iHAocuRArA
and valuelesa. In fact, no onc holding under
anY Of these surveys has : perfect title. Tic
sections and minor divisions % flfel In tho
Office, and by which lands llavo been bought and
sold, arc utterly worthless, and that tho ku4-
divisions Of these extensive survcys throughout
the States aud Territories arc NIT Legal uv!dcnee
Of boundaries OF tho lnnd they pretend To ill.,
close. In Short ntl tho talk and argument Of
those epgaged In secrstIy pushing fur the
adoption Of this new systsm Of gcodesy
shows that # coussmplates IN the end a
su!,stttutton Of nav surveys under Z new sys-
ten. for al III made In tho country. This pur-
- 49, u oAnRr C1Lr coxcxAnsp
ia ri bit, md publicly repudlated, hut for nj
!tt4t,' ihls very purpose e1lsts. by tho new bill
tho survey Of publia lauds Il PLACED Ia the hands
ot the Coast Survey, and the. Commissioner Of
tho Land Office Ia only to dtsposc Of tue 1andt.
II HI wanta to know euythlnR Of certain tfnet,
OF desires additional lands survived. lie calls on
tho Cont Surrey. which proceeds to make
Typographical axamEnattou. md report; and. 10
cass ol now surveys, perfo*aa them. on the
0eodctin syslenn, thai Il. tahes The cuEvnsure
Of tho eaEth !nto account: 1fthH Cou,'nlss!o !one'
dsstzes 10 know thu geological character OF AMI
tract 10 wtikcs ~ smother bf4hch Of this new
survey md Eeceirrs this Information fro'n
them.
Tho expectation Of thu moyers In TIL. scheme
which, eau only lead to cnd!cas confusion III iand
titles, and to unsett1tnR the Affairs OF cvcrYco
nuntty IL that 1t can bu bfourllt out Of tn.
| Committee attached 70 au approximation bill am
| 'be furred through tnoro seadily because tut
time for discussion Is limited.
, 1879-01-04

NEW Yong. Jan. 8.-At Buffalo henvy snow
storm agniu blocks the railroads. Tho wtud il
blowing at the rats Of forty miles IN hour, an1
tl,e thermometer IL 3 deR. above zero.
TITS Sieuul-Servico nureuu a. Washington fe-
ports that au asca Of high pressure, with very
cold northwest winds, has cout!oued, extending
southwark over tue cni!ro country between the
Rocky Mountains and tho AlleRheu!es, sud 10
now apparently central Ia tho Lower Missouri
Valley. Clouds aud snow ara reported from
postlun Of tic Lower Lake region aud Northern
New England, but elsewhere clear wcatnsr pre-
yails
An area Of unusually low pressure has .noyed
slowly northwar1t, sn1 IL now central ncar East
port, where the pressure Is lower than Il has
ever ,ut been rccnr Jed at tho sgnhl serTlee
staiiuis-
Westerly yhtcs hasa prevailed throughout the
middle and East Atlantic coasts and lako region.
The watrr.tocomotlrcA Of the elevated ra!.
ronl wrre frozen last night, and the startling OF
tratns Was atlayed un hour th!s morning.
, 1879-01-04
THE STORM AT BUFFALO,.
Yotrfuf R48i,dtcA 10 1As Tf{4HRA

BuFYALo. \, r, Jan, 4-lie great 1{0tIn of
cnrt..,nns ycek has bocn I'll pplc,ncpted by op-
otl,pr which surnastes It iu intense cold and
,]tsa,.ro,;a efF,cts oil raiIroal lratllc. All INV
,hr wlnj In. hr.t, blortne ut n velocity ut oycr
fo,, y,twn rt1r. mn hour. Al,out tsu inchth nf
.nnw onlv ha, fallen. bu. this Inns been drif,cd
IT., h,,,. i,.nr. wh,, ,rokc ,1o.t NJ tbc r.,at,.
'"'v 10y. oA' 49," ."'.,,.' s......,.,
WAYS on INC OUTSKIRTS o1 tno to"h 1"'passaoe'
Thursday hight thc thermometer tonehcd d.
rrees obpyo zero, but has rlscu gradually un:iI,
nj IN .u.uipb,. II wo. II aunyu. Thu barometer
t,,a,..,a. ~ ,n,,c,,,,t, .1,onv, tn lin
'n'1a'cs -" t"t'eoo Wv
weather. KailFoat leafel has pcen pfae-
tlcally kuspsnde,i Ut this rnd 0f the
Ntatc, No freight Or live stock whatever (s
,,avi-,. I,v ,t.. t-st ,Iu. In ys,ra ,I,, New
, 1879-01-04

Sp<ttai Lttu4ica ~ fAs Jrthua3.
WAsnlxoToX, j. u, Jan. a-'rhe weather
has bepu unp1eceientsIly cold hGru last ufxhI
and to~t.4y. Thu only day VI late .cass which
, 1879-01-04

PrrTsBuHo, Pa.t Jan. 3-fhs Signal Service
roports tho iouest thermometer during It's psst~
tweuty-fous hours u degrees below zero. In
thu exposed parts Ut the citY the temperature
fell to u degrees below FARO. Great detsntlon
Of travel on railroads, espce{a1iYoa the Pennsrl.
yauja Central, from aeytrx wexthsr. THO tratn
bearing the remains uf ths Hon. 4 ". nacks5.
expected here thio iuorainx. h laid out, but Will
rrach here xoluo tiup this afternoon.
, 1879-01-04

Fytetlf p4spafeA 10 ~ 1rdounA
EuIx, Fa-, Dec. a-Tho Lake Shore Road
between Buffalo aud Cleveland Is hlockalsd.
Nv trains hare A1Ettc4l from ths East aines lass
, 1879-01-04

oesesa! D'1po's~ " u ~: m,.,n.
"Asa'aoAt -, ~, ~. ,..,. :. "t..sn '.st s.sn
&iepcp. A"o't"1 " .'a.'n ~, u"-
R''n& suo ssseA~" 4N'' ~ :, e1' ..t.,s
ao"' a"o ~" teeo"meau m ~ yas'o ,..s.,., :. va"
esM aneno"ea"' : ~ ~, IT,, ~ =. .sn. sa@a,.
'lst .omo saea 'oE'".aou, n.". ~ ~ ssIa,n..
"'tu @.e moa. s]'t"k..' a.k .. ossso 1..n wasn.s
to regulate {nttr. State commerce. I1te hcaRan
bill does not propose to regulate, rates that can
he done by tho Btatea, and il tic Reagan bill
nrovt,,., ooain,t df.cr;mInattoA. ..1rsvbayks, or
p'"'uss A*A'o'' u'ss4 ,,.' ~,
fsbates on lntes'state commehe,. LUZ "at,oha'
Law, working With ct11clcot State !hws, VII! re-
suit in equitable tariffs. Alr: French finds ono
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