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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
Registration In Montgomery Count

The Emporia papers claim that eighty
buildings are under course of construction
IN that CITY.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
Empcria.

The Osk aloosa Independent says that ap
pies are reasonably plenty in Jefferson
County.
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The CoHtt:uuotEtau,


Ss,d "a l,e the finest and best made shirt in
Am.rtsa 90 aud sce the advantages 10 boy
ing them They Ere also made 10 oIdef al
J Ohm Secklel's-
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Independence Courier, AZ
The city clerk tells US that only ..297 voters
have registered so far out ofabout SO in the
civ
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\. ]. Pyburn, Cowley; A. Il, Banks, Douglas
County; W. Hetheringion, Atchison; +. C.
Rus, ottawa; c. j. Corbin, Montgomery; E
L. Jewell, Rice; John Triplett, Ottawa; NJ
Barlow, Marshall; F. L. Hunt, Leavenworth
X. Adams, Leavenworth; II, II. Murray
Usage; +. II. Ridgeway, Johnson, b. +,
HaSne. j. Bunce, }. Brown, shawnee;
J. Edwards, Ellis; W II. Rice, Miami
c Shsfsr, Harvey; ID. Mayor, LeavenworIn
n. MuCauley, Harvey; ii. lines, Franki in.
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Three hundred pupils were enrolled in
the Hiawatha school in the 18th inst.
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KANSAS NEWS.

Winfield is organizing military con-
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4 -. District Court.

Topeka Commonwealth, Is.
The following named gentlemen were
drawn on Tuesday to serve as jurymen at the
next term of the District Court The jury
was drawn under the new law which prescri.
hes that a Commissioner whose politics shall
be opposite those OF the Clerk, shall b, ap-
pointed and act with the Clerk. Jacob
smith was appointed as such commissioner
and it Will be seen that a large proportion OF
the gentlemen are of Democratic complex
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25

5 g Boggs, a. W. Newell, Books; NJ. l.
wilson, NemalIa; l. + James, WydudGtte; q
L. Briukman, Barton; G.. l.. Young, shawnee
= = FITZGERALD, Marshall; y ID. settler, Re
public: ID. II. DanhaUeT, Usage; |. r. Collins
Nemaha; K F. Rob IT'S. PoItawatomie; J
D0nahue, AtchisOn; G. W. GreeveT, Wyan
dotle; j. RayuOr, Washington; J. N. Folks
sum- eI: W GTflsnStein, seswtck; l. Palmer
PotIawatomie; W Caruger. Shawnee; &. a
WoOdworthf AtchisOD; l.. + Finch, Usage
Capt Frayne, Harvey; D. J. Cole. Reno; Z
~chmelZsr, LeayenwUIth; t. j. +. Hanna
Salina.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25

Better Goods and more foT
Mustard, FOR iQt- ~ CENTS, half
Paris and Cement Any goods
turned at our expense and the
-vo-th free Of charge
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PXCKr.EA

Crosse 4 Biack~ell's. ..-. ~
Les q Perrin's Sauces. ard ksu's
TomSi>, ,O~,sup.
New SugaI Cued Ham. b On
SkoulGey and tr-akts<t Bzec
Choice kried Bsaf.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
SePnstt's Extracts War

luse In the state. Prepared
IL -. White Lime, Plaster
as represented can be re-
. delivered To sort Leeven
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Not Vet Satisfied.

an SKIN among the Ssz Perces of the In
dian rtrrifOrY.
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THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
Further Developments OF the Murder
the Murdered Man-WhO Did the

In conversation with a gentleman rom the
vicinity of Connors Station yesterday, a
ZINES reporter learned a few additional par
ticulars in regard TO the mysterious murder
near Connor's last Saturday night, which,
while In the main the same as given In HE
TIMES Tuesday morning, are rather fuller.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25

The Grand lodge of Kansas, l. o. q. I.
commences at Wichita, Otober7.
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WOI DEB ~ L
8 I'd a sss-g variety oi s4,--.i tubs
eEu.n Is. PiIe AID cedar ka.a-
kiaS, batter, tubs, sugar,


the money Ilsn any other b
gallon, - cen zone gallon tar
: bought ~ Us not being ~ go"
money will be refunded Good
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YEAST POWDERS

HarrOp's. ........I0. 2>at0
Tsosles -----..........-.. 10, 25VlS
los DxiyhIS Rakins Soda. %. 70
BASKETS.
rsr,ie7- feed. lAIkst, tsurrry.
Ea.ltTen's schocl md clothes
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tIytes SJ-ol
IFy.y.yU

Lzrysss assortment eve So
tee city. Of ths very ei.oicsss.
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C<syFEE.

= In 10y b=s. 30 CCSss :
*" Nc {; D. L. tass,.----
4" MOI .lO-s-- ......-s...
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The following Is the programme OF sNer'
cises laid down tor the soldiers reunion a
Troy:
EFpr 81
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Last Nieht'a Lecture.

CHEwJacsson's Best sweet Navy 7,
!anld aU
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Mr. Fritche ssIu ne wouIa appear 10 tie
| Council from his decision.
Mr. Wilson endeavored to speak, when the
| Mayor called him 20 order sharply, stating
that there was no question before the house.
Mr.. Wilson said that he would speak. The
Mayor Led him to order. Mr.. Wilson said
he would let the Mayor know that the Council
had some rights which the Mayor was bound
TO respect. Notwithstanding the Mayor re-
/ minded Mr.. Wilson tt at he was not entitled
i 70 the privilege of the floor, Mr.. wilson
continued speaking in support of the resolu.
tons.
Mr., walsh thought, after the Mayors re.
marks as reported above, that there was nc
occasion for these resolutions; that Mayor
Fortescue had done too much for the city ane
vas doing too mucn now for anything @
this kind to be done. Messrs. Baer and Lat
Ia also gave such as their belief.
MIR, Combs, while this scene was going oa
sat quietly in his seat Tor q while and thei
/. arose, walked gently to where his hat wa
. hanging, passed out the door aud Was seen N
more that evening.
The conspirato-s began to clamor for tn
question upon the adoption OF the resolution
| and Mr.. Aichael was about TO put II, whe
the Mayor reminded him that he-the Mayo
WAS the presiding officer Of that body.
, About this time Nj. Latta Whispered to NJ
Baer to make q motion to adjourn. He di
a, which was put and declared carried
the Mayor, who at once vacated his seat.
!. Mr.. Michael sprang into the seat vacste'
{ by the Mayor, seized the gavel and. exclain
:, ing: 1.-THE Council w:n please keep the
t seats" raped sharply upon the table. onl
a two of the Conncil-Mr. Fritche and Mr.. Wi
g .on-had Remained In their seats, 30 that, NJ
e having q quorum, nothing could be don
d and the discounted conspirators dispersed.
|. We publish the foregoing scandaious pI
{, ceedines Of the City Council with regret. b.
3 At the same time with profound oonvictio
: that 1t II time for that body Of prejudice
y oouceit and Ignorance to be written mp Il
9 the beneat Of their constituents
Z The fAct That Fred n. epaldtng vas dfinl
ing hard snd gambling, 80 eating Vtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-16
krGH az an Indicator.

Philadelphia pspo:s speak Of the rja tFado
as "Do2Gicg,' Boon is bad vcrl ia
politics, hut coed Que is business. The pub.
lie ear is Gurivi,cd with "boom5" 10 thciatcrest
Of this or th.s candidate fox cGic2, and turrs
With positive relief to authentic reports CT a
"boou" il ic0n or ang ether manufactured
a,!ic;e which hes suffered fcon, ,ho long de-
psc3sl)o. People have been 80 often deceived
IS nrcma:u,a aaaou3eas1eu!7oG .atu.a;ag pros
aeIity that thty Dew leao 10 tie sid, Of s!:cati
csn when tu,A stories a:c tia th:m. Fer
weeks pat the returns from tho irGa districts
have sao"a &7ea: ACTIVITY in all tho tur1sGos
ard mills, accompanied By sharp advances 10
the price CT iIcD a1d all its pTnduca. This is
g scrG Of Cviderco that should coav:neo tho
mo9s dou5tGG. There IL 60 coMiag arcurl
| the fac: that NJ. American pig Ess adyareod
a55u: s. ton sicc, las: aaHary. This is not
! the Tesuis OF pool CT c5mGiog!iaa such a; the
CA! conpslias ere t7yiGg . r2ueT among
themselves. The furnace r,3u ha73 aa7ar at
tempted to regulate plioe3 il that way. Had
they doao &c they would have iaicJ. The
great improvement c tho prices o! iron is G.
GatuTsi end hea,tbfGi eifec! Ct rrof5und Causes
over w!i!ch the co5oir7 has every r:a32n to re-
loic?. Iron has g1ac rp 50 Z ton because The
tlinc5 &c tetct!uG Ia a!l Ic=Nscts, because cur
| CROPS cI1 u7pItCattntcdy tncrmou:, because
or eElccs trade il 5:ca3Stuti5 AID other pro.
duco shoEa al asto2;s2iag iio.aaso ir!m week
| to week, because dry goods ere lively, because
leather, drugs, cod chemicals, aad al tho rest
OF the lis! arc E!m:T and moving more freely.
Every department oil tEado feels TIC q1ickerirg
lilo oil lmpr0TcuaG! IN every ether They ell
tskc sonc share IN 81 uplifting which ia gcacr
a.! Bu: iron Is peculiarly sympathetic with
elevations and dspiessi0ns in cv2ry branch Of
business. No ether sDelo article Gao DO mcu-
tl0ned which 80 fully serves rs an iod;cator CT
the ebbs aEd flows of tho business tide. While
les use Is uutitold, it Is specially d?maaicd OF
this time toI Observation-Disclosures Tor build
lcg purposes AID for railroads. The orders
ifom the farmers, the builders, aad the railroad
comna1iss alone suffice to make The booming"
winch IS such plea s2t music to the iron foua.
derE. Therefore it il that too iron mills
aud lec;o!!es 10 the land arc 1ax:d TO their Ut
most capacity CT production, and the Federal
Government las 10 wait for the completion of
that huge builiicg CT the allied departments
ESTIMATED cast. $40, 900 000) which is now &C.
Irg up at Washington. Therefore it is that
20, COO tens OF iron rails have been lately bought
10 South Wales for the Uoited States, 10 ill
orders lor which cut rcag mills Gre not equal
at the present tue. Ttcre is no mistsk,pg
these aud other signs of recovery They sire
genuine, and not SUCH Inventions 90 have some
times filed bro2ds!dcJ Of cur Contemporaries
Whtn they we're aCXau5 TO crafty the general
visa and desire By making re.uv5cg Prosperity
to appear where there was really mona. In his
lroa "booGn' there is d iusion.--Nr,g TorL:
J0mTol Of Commerce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-16
General Sherman,

New York. Sept. ia spiciai from
Salisbury, N. g., gives tho reply CT General
Sherman to an invitation to attend the pro.
posed grand reunion of the survivors Ct The
Federal and Confederate arnics, 10 take place
there 90 the 23l Of October. General Sher.
msu says: Tic timo is too remote for me TO
mako promise. but | assure you that il
would be most agreeable NE personally and
socially TO meet ycu Oh any suitable occ ,sion
There Is GO use 10 my niccug tclma Wher.
ever std Whenever the honcat men Of North
Carolina meet to alIey sectional rud party ami
mostly, TO cultivate feelings Ct fraternity and
lesptcs ter lhsir fellow cit'z,us, i. will be to
me mc 8, tempting 20 c)mc. would far prefer
therefore to come sohe than as before, with
vast army, leaving dosoaion behind. But I
must not be construed rs asscniiog 10 the prop
osition that Confederate men and Union meo
were alike worthy Of celebration fer the ter
rlble history CT lSGl5. | would much prefer
to cone on somo civic cccasoc, when all are
absolutely equal, alike interested 10 the pras
ent and future glory CT cur common couutry,
when We nay all meet 90 cammcn around in
North Carolina to celebrate sema revoutioaaro
event, or 10 encourage some modera rntcrp1iaa.
It will give INC great pleasure 10 come 10 Sails
bury, to Ra!oigb. TO Gul!orA Courthouse, or
10 any other place in the old North State,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-16
F0HEFG% VIEWS.

Joha Carlyle, younger brother CT Thomas
Carlyle, the es=a5ist and historian, is dead.
Sensational reports arc circulated at Vienna
Alexander Ter stock jobbiDg Operations.
The report that Franco in!eoded to seed
Count 81. Vailiar to greet the Emperor VIII
liam during his approaching visit to AIsac; :
Lorraine is denied
NJ. OLIVER, B)Iapar,ist, has bccn esc:cd
member CT the Ffccch Chamber CT Deputies
for Guitzlmp. r.. AchaGd. who was elected
at Bordeaux, defeating NJ. BIarqai, is q Kadi
cal who was cZicd tuIiog The empire
a telegram from Bu;noa AyTcs announces
rhs c!cipo from prison IF tn, Dotorious insur-
gent leader Doo Lopez } ardoD. He has reschcd
Eotre Rios and raised the standard Of revolt.
Toe value oithe currency Ct Buenos Ares has
deprecated, ard the political situation is grave.
Mr.. j. Lorillard's six years Old brown geld
ing Parole WAS ytscrdey largely backed at 20
TO ] a2arst bin for the race for the Cesar
witch stakes. which will take plac, ct the New
market, secord October ueeling, en- Tuesday
the iii Of Ootobcr.
Popular ds!rass 10 ECgaud il Increasing,
AID the Mayor o! marlborough has auuoutc
I'd that the government nus help TO feed the
starving people 10 that district. len THOUSAND
operatives are On q strike at Ashton. and 000
havo just struck 10 tie Scotch furnaces.
A disp,ich from Santiago dc Cuba ANNOUNCES
that Of SO Insurgents belong to the party headed
by the brother of General Mscoo, ca have sur.
rendered. The governor Of the province Of
Santiago DO Cuba has published Q prcclant :
tioo Offering pardon TO all insurgents who sur
render
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-16
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR 3NOwDEN:
TUESDAY EVEG., SEPTEMBER l6, 1879

The eyten! CT the relief experienced BY The
people Of New Orleans from the outrageous
burdens and sis2rac:lul expressions OF The
Kellogg regime. may be approximately appre.
cia.ed from the fact that the anniversary of the
day cn "hich That horribly arotesqus trsvesty
co republican liberty uo3cr free government
ceased, is celebrated by them as a publ,
holiday. kellogg, i! is true, still retains his
fraudulent seat 10 the u. s. Senate, bus Louis
iara scorns and regulates him, aad does cot
recognize him as Der representative; and when
bis ttrn shall expire, 5eiog ashamed to look 10
the lace the people he has robbed and insuted,
lie, too will Ii, back to the North, like ex' G ov.
Chamberlain, and ali the other carpet. bapgers,
anI add his v5ic, to the chorus abou! southern
osirac.sn aud prescription. when tho truth
would be tina: 10 would sink to his proper Level,
aud b. so Insignificant thai % Loui5ianian
would care fi2 whelh.r be remained in the
State or went away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-16

A man named Granville McCopville was rug
over and killed by train at tho Union depot
10 l7nchburg last night.
Ga Sunday afternoon Mrs Lucy Barton, wife
OF VIM. Burtcp, Of Petersburg. attem1tad
.uicidc by ,akirg large dose of laudaum,
Physlcs5s wtrs called 10 who administered tic
usual anlldotes 10 such cases. but she is reported
10 be 10 8 very critical condition. The cause Ct
his rash act is SAID to bo domestic troubles.
Messrs. Howard Bsyne and Peytou Hoge,
who /. Richmond 90 the 4.h CT July to walk
over the Siate, arrived 10 Richmond Saturday
night. Both gentlemen wcro brotzad by ex-
posur1 to the sue, but they were pictures OF
good health. Since the 4:h CT July they have
walked over nearly the whole State. They had
pleasant ITO al the way through. and were
everywhere welcomed.
The first colored political meeting for tho
discussion OF the State debt was held 10 Peters.
burg last night. The meeliog was presided
over by }. l.. Thompson. and was addressed by
John Hill and tho ch,irmaD, who spoke 10
favor of adjustment, and by John Chessel
apd Others, wno advocated the McCucci bill.
o. Yesterday morning frederick Gibson, color
ed. was before the Pole, curt of Richmopd on
the charge OF btlcg of tho If, year of Ctas.
Browo. Brown appeared in curt with about
fourth Of bis car gone. From the evidetc,
1t seems that Brown vas waking dcwo the
rect aid accidentally 's!led against Gibson.
This caused words. aou from words they went
10 blo1s. aud IL the fight that followed
Gibson bi! eft the ear OF Brown. Gibson VIC 6
cent 90 10 the grand j1ry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-16
Eflc Afghan Revolt.

Tho Londoo Times says thas tie rcoperiu g
OF the war ID Aigh1ui3tan hes checked trade
and created ga Uncertain iu;uro. Tho British
iorcas arc waiting tor ats2orta!ion eDl com
mlssaTlat supplies 10 arr:v3 ha!nre moving AID
It ls considered hardly doubtful! shat the Amear,
1skoob khaD, IS with the iasurccc'a, ard the
whole c2uotiy S rising 10 rapel III, British
lue.
CameIS have bic)mc practically extinct il
the kI:am Valley, because c! the great n 1r-
tally among them. The Additional regiments
Whica Genert Roberts tcIcg,aphod Tor from
Ali kheGl arc to Strengthen his iino Ct cjm.
nuaicGtl0Cs, as tie tribes. though rot hes
lille, sboT gfea! ty,itcmtn;, iae ioIca whiah
IL to advarcI on Catu, will o2r:st Ct 300
Eu!opcsrs, AID > go lal;vcs. Tia attention
OF the comnlssaria: il almost exclusively de-
voted to supplying this icr;e. fhc other
oolunpG will DC ho!d 10 r:Sa:vo Tor tho rr.5ent
IEeTe Is large p:optr,i0n sick a,10ag the Tia.
rcpean troops On the frontier. cZC}p: those reg
lneDt5 Ttlci arc ~ = particularly healthy sit.
ustio2.
LONDON, Sept. lG.-.Ihc military cosTcspon,
deaf OF the Tines soys ut is difficult 10 the
face CT the overwhelming evidence 10 tie oon-
trnIy to believe that Isko1b kban has played
CD honorable part 10 the rccent shameful, deed
at Catul. 1t is significant that isj. Cavagua1i'
pIit cpal native assistant IS believed to hsve
died shcrt time b:iofe tho outbreak uadtY
somewhat suspicious circumstances Being an
Afghan and we'll acquainted with The workings
Of an Oriental Court. his presc,co iu tie
British res!dct c. was dangerous 10 these who
were plotting the outbreak"
The Times further says: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
controversy which is now slsruiag Europe ia
! the supposed misunderstanding batweeo Prize,
Gor chakotf snd Prince Bismarck shows what
dangerous stuff is all around us. A riog Of
Interested spectators in confusion seems to
have half succeeded 10 persuadpe tho one if
not the Two Iustrious statesmen that the great.
ness of ore mighty empire is incompatible With
the greatness Ct sDothcr. For tic Russian and
German nations at present tho difficulty sp-
pears to BE- to manufacture reasons for flying at
| each Others throsts. Their interest orc 10 20
respect opposed. Nj her OWES territory covet.
cd by the ether, yet the press CO both sides is
taking 1t Tor granted that soo5er or later The
| sword will have to bo drgsp. We believe that
much Of this f5uiiShicg OF words viii be ftusd
to BIO merely exercises Of the fcrcinS SCHOOL,,
but it is true that tho masters should come for
word and reasSuro mistrustiul Europe"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-16

Every Eirgnisn will DO glad to learn that Tho
ioregn trade Of her pritcpa shipping port,
Norfolk, has itcraas,d to su,h CO cz.cn: as to
laGu;, company to establish liac OF steamers
between that city and Liverpool, obo of which
viii have Norfolk a: the expiration Of every
ten days. Norfolk has a. Gao port as any city
Oh the Atlantic coast, and, with her railroad
oonueci0cs with the Southwest, has faciiitic s
10: te,omiog the largest c>tIon shipping port
in Tue couoIty. With the commsrc, Of her
cities revi7iDg her Agriculture increasing and
her mineral wealth rapio'y devtl)pipg,
Fireiois, -slRsSs providing that her State d:bt
be satt!Gd-Riil sooI be - far 90 the road to
permanent improvement taat the rcaiiusters
will be heartily ashamed of the par. they are
NOW takioQ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-16
massachusetts ProhibitIonisfs.

WORCESTER, MASS, Sept. l6.-The COL
venlion was called to order o. ll:l5 by Hon.
E5sn f. Stone, chairman of the State central
Garrison, of Worcester, to offer prayer.
% motion Hon. Eben f. Stone was elected
temporary chairman of tho convention.
Mr.. Edward Il. Haskell vas elected tempo.
! rary secretary.
motion prevailed for the appointment of q
| committee OF one from each Congressional dis.
trlct to nominate list of officers; also for q
committee OF one from caoh Congressional dis.
trlct upon credentials. This was followed by
the appointment of a committee on resolutions
to consist OF eight members at large and one
trom each Congressional district.
MT. Elijah ID. Morse presented resolution
offered, ne said By the immortal Henry Wilson
twenty-five years ago, viz: That the probibi.
ton By law OF tho sale of Intoxicating LIQUORS az
q beverage is right and duty OF the people.
The resolution TGs referred to the committee
% resolutions.
The committee on permanent organization
reported list Of officers, which was accepted
srd adopted.
Alez h. Bullock, CT Worcester, was then
named Tor President and the usual Dumber Of
rlca presidents.
% motion OF DR.. Jas. WalIock, of Boston
Highlands, the following resolution was read
! and referred:
Resolved, That tho welfare Of the nation,
Which is the welfare Of every individual State
a1d cltlzap, is dependent upou the productive
,abar OF lis cl,izan.; that the Commonwealth of
hlassschusctta should lead the reform 10 tho
great issue Of the rightiog Of labor Shish now
presses itself Inevitably upon the country; that
1t shoG'd recognize the fact tina: the wealth Ct
s;ste which is product of ita free, honest,
aud happy labor, b,orgs to and should benefit
thcsc who produce it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-16

Tie STRlKE.-lofornaioa from Cumber-
land stats that The miners of lho Hampshire
m!uo have stopped work, the company not be-
I0g Justified Ia working with the small mum.
Der Ct enpl0yes obtainab!o 1t is rumorcd that
delegation las gone from the Georges Creek
region 10 confer with tho CiearGsld miners.
Ii Is believed that as soon IS the miners def,
uitey ascertain that there will be no strike in
the CeaIlield reeio0 i: will have az effect in
breskiog up the sandcut 10 The Cumberland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-16
Death Of an EX.Jud~c,

ELi2AEET1, N. j., September lG.-Gec. w.
Farnhsm, ex.Judge of tho Common Pleas Court,
and formerly president of the Now York Ger
ersl Society Of Mechsnics and Tradesmea, died
This morning, aged II, OF gastric fever He was
ono OF our prominent citizens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-16
Speaking at GG!Depcr &, 81.

Correspondence OF tho Alexandria Gsz,.tc.
CULrErEE G. T., Sept. lj.-Geno-el HurtoD,
Msjor stringfelow. Of Petersburg. and C2lonel
Catlett Gibson, Of Culpeper. Addressed very
largo meeting OF citizars Of this and adjoining
counties today in HIPS ;;sil, principally upon
the ce5t question, and s;l throc gentlemen &C.
quilted themselves in the sbIeat Ind mes. con.
Vincing msnner; snd VIC are GIsd 20 be able 10
venture the opinion tbs! many who heard the
several addresses in favor CT tho McCuiloch bill,
who camo there rosdjusters, went away fully
convinced that ihs. settlement was thc bes. hst
could be had under the circumstances, and will
support Gibson ftr The House CT Delegates and
GElus!eg for The Senate. XAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-16

The I.ou!s7llle Courier Journal states that
On Friday last George Underwood, OF Carter
c,urty, ny, aDd the father and chieftsin Of
The UncerSood outlaws. when stepping out
the door OF bis house. was literally Tiddled With
nhs balls, sixteen shots bsiog fred at him from
ambush. Ooe ball pierced his heart, soo.hsr
bis head, tearing eff q portion OF bis skull, aud
hers elsewhere.