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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

Inhammatory rheumatism is greatly
aggravated by outward applications Of
liniments. The parts afflicted should be
wrapped in oil silk, and medicine to al
lay the pain and to produce perspira-
ton taken internally. Some cases of
rheumatism require an alkak treatment;
others are benefited by the use of acids.
| have seen the last-named rheumatism
perfectly cured by the use of lemon
juice, when almost every known remedy
had failed to relieve.
Begin the use of lemons by taking the
juice of one lemon day, and increase
one lemon each day, until you have ia
ken the Juice Of eleven lemons in day.
Have the juice of the lemon squeezed
out with lemon squeezer into goblet
and drink it without admixture of any
sort about ii a. M, each day. After Ia
king the juice of the eleven, stop for
week then if you still feel any symp-
toms of the disease, begin again with
the juice Of one lemon, and increase to
eleven, as before, and stop. Use the
thin-skinned lemons, as they are more
juicy and acid. The system will expert
ence no inconvenience from the increas-
ed dose.
Battle in tepid water each day i'm which
a teaspoOnful of soda has been dissolv-
cd; and the use of soft soap, made Of
wood ashes, is said to be excellent. At
ter bathing, rub Thoroughly dry with a
Turkish bath-towel, and wear flannel
underclothes next to the person. At
night, before retiring, use flesh brush
freely. The narrow brush, about half a
yard long, is the best kind and most con-
venient to use. DO not sleep in the
clothes that you wore during the day,
but have either flannel or canton-fan-
mel night dress, and as many other
clothes as you may desire, but use moth
ing that you wore during the day. Hang
up your day clothes and air them during
the night, and air your night clothes
through the day. Do not eat pastry,
cake, or sweets of any kind; eat meat
only at dinner, and not use milk. Take
a walk in the open air every day, if able
TO go out. Citrate of lithia in three
grain doses one and half hours after
meals is also an excellent remedy for
rheumatism; but do not use it when Ia
king acids, as the two ncutralize each
ether.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20
Clean Hands.

A gentleman playing whist with an
intimate friend, who seemed, as far Al
hands were concerned, to hold the Mo-
hammedan doctrine of ablution in su.
preme contempt, said to him, in corn-
tenance ..more in sorrow than in an
ger?''
my good fellow, if dirt were trumps
what q hand YOU would have"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

In connect OH with the following list
we b I'VE for sale Several tracts OF land,
ranging from to ~ acres, adjacent TO
the city, suitable for suburban resi-
dences, and choice residence lots In all
parts Of the city. We also have the ex-
elusive agency of several Of the best
business lots in the business center OF
he city. Call at our office for infor-
matlon as to price and location.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20
The counties of

Aippa
ranging
all sisuus mpad temp b o
on0 ale Oaed ad.
thS md IA
- lied % for money
Send to Steele Levy for Circular Price List Of Lands.
STEELE LEVY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16

husband. II r friends advise her 10 ihat effect,
while her husocud is eGVers, to G div 'Ice and
will take 20 steps 10 that direction. II! acts Cd
the defensive aud csc Ct bis csucsslora safes
explicitly thst he viii be guided 10 his praceed-
ings by the opposing side. Ths Governor IT,
dguaion is less against his wfo than against
her advisers, notably, Mr.. Co5klirr. The
latter demanded to be considered Mr..
Sprague's enemy, and he has governed hn'
s.lf accordingly. It is supposed that h.
may have had some pretext Tor staying at
tho house of his enemy. bus COED excuse
has not yet been given, and ay Gov. Sprsgue's
fit of passion is at least expicsble He continues
to be highly indignant at Senator Conking's
uDcslled for intrusion. A we'll authenticated
report has it that Mrs Sprsgue is not considered
in her right mind by her husbands friends 1t
is at present. a triangular charge. in which the
friends of Senator Conkling are the most sggras.
sive, while Mrs Sprsgue's are the least active
and the Governors tho most confident Tho OK
Governor, however, has to besr the brun! Of tbs
hot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16
FERE}GS .JEW'S-

Joseph Adam. gu lrou MERCHANT aud byt ker,
OF Glasgow has failed. Hls .ishilaes ale heavy
A collision hass0cruTr'd OH tho ArgeE,ab and
Granville Iallsay, Ia IIahe". Four persons
were killed and thirty ii jur,d.
The celebration Of The Napolecnic late Of the
l5;h Of Aulul5, 10 Pala. WAS omitted yrstor
day Tor the fits: time In 90 gears.
PRICE Jerome NaDoi@ou is expected at Moo,
Caiieli, where The p.tnas IS C!oulde resides. lie
will also visit the ktnt Ct lialy at Mosza.
The Emperor William has returned 10 Pots
dam. Looking otroog aud healthy. lie 6as en-
Enthusiastically received along h. route.
tits stated CountAndtassy greatly regrets tia
Emperor acceptance Of his resit ralup, as Nc
really wished 10 remain in oti9e.
James McHenrg, q we'll known l. ludor
hoancicr. has tailrd, With liabilities amUuutns
to s. 900, 600. The assets ate beli,v.d to bt
poor.
A woman named Baptislua Philip has beer
sentenced at AK, Franco, to penal servi,ude
Tor life tJr posohiig her husband i uncle and
his mistress.
Sir Garnet Wellesley toepraphs rom pieter
m zburg that he hos reason 10 buiieve thst
tho messengers from Ueicwayo who are making
Inquiries cUDncTulUG Tue ttTus tHEt VIII Uu
offered the kiog If he ,urrenders arc ouy spies
sopt 10 to ascertain the movements Of tho British
A dispatch from VcnDa says that q person
OF undeulable authority. writes az follows -
From the reocDt meetipg Of the Emperors Ct
Germany and Austria will da!o the oommeuoe
mept Of clear aud decided policy Of Austria
10 the East. aiming at the attaumcot Of o
strong ioothold in Turkey"
Rye, which is the principal bread material OF
Germany, will yield at the highest estimate
only three iourtbs Of The calculated average.
whereas wheat, if the weather continues fine,
as seems probable, will yield full harvest.
Barley promises about the same yield as rye,
and oats better. Potatoes arc good, Though
some disease has appeared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOwDElN.
SATURDAY EvRN1Ne, AUGUST 49, 1879.
The Maryland republicans are firm support

The Maryland republicans are firm support
ers Of the movement set on foot by the taz
paying democrats of that State fer retreDcb-
meet and reform in local government, and say
that to divorce partisan politics from loca
government is the fist great step to be taken
towards securing complete loca! reform" Iti:
snoticeable fact that the republicans are never SC
anxious 10 divorce politics from local govern
ment as they are when the democrats have q
majority. Tho true way to I. # :ot retrenobmen,
and reform is for The party having the requisite
majority, not 10 disregard principles and look only
to men 10 the selection of It's candidates, but to
nominate for all elective Offices men as sound in
political principles as in personal honor and
integrity; and This would not BIO such q herc
task as is generally imagined. However. al
successful candidates are almost invariably fai,
representatives Of thoss who elect them, oul
hope of improvement 10 this respect ere by nc
means bright.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16
EDITORIAL NOTES.

There are geo guests at the White Sulphur,
Profane sWearers in Capo Pamas, Liberia,
are foed 81 an oath.
John B. Cough will not leave Great Britain
until October.
The Bishop of London has two houses and a
salary Of $4,000 year.
Hon. W. nj. EVarts has his eye on the gu
bernatorsl chair OF New York.
There are 725, 0G0 I.utheraps in tho United
States.
Prayers for fair weather arc now offered 10
the churches 10 England.
Gen. Grant thinks the missionaries to India
are doing good service. especially 10 40 educ,
tonsl way.
The Order of Widows is o new society start.
ed 10 EoglaDd. The members will PROMISE not
to marry seain.
Mr.. Tiden is not becoming popular rapidly.
The people have not forgotten his obstinate
silence when they crsved word of counsel.
nor bis want Of backbone when courage was
demanded.
The deaths by suicide are on the increase.
nsoy 40 uohappy creature Is 10 disguised and
Wea:isd with lIfa that be plunges despairingly
luto The unknown future, OILY bsnt upon esv-
ing tha Ills he Knows of. and which he is uu.
willing logger to bear. The desire for change
is so intense that tho prom ptiDgs of fear arc
stifsd, and the teachings of religion set aside
aud despsed. as tho split Starts forth Oh ncw
experience.
SeVoD years ago there was not Protestant
church organization 10 japan; low there are
ttrty three. with meu bership of l, 500. There
are, 10 addition, 40 preaching places, 80 beard
ltg and day schools. 81 Sunday schools with
1000 scholars, and theological schools, With
lis students, while the number of missionaries
is 81, the number Of native assistant preachers
95, add the number of native ordained pas
toys 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16
VIEWS or TEE B.1F.

-Four persops w3re burncd to death By the
6re atthe Locust Grcv. [ | hotel last night.
G idelia won the fist race at Saratoga to day
and Franklin the secoud.
D. W. Bushyhcad, member of apd leader
in the Liberal progressive parry. OF the Cherokee
uetion, has been elected chl,t OF that NATION.
The Philadelphia board Ct revision Of ux!s
in their return OF the taxable property 10 that
city sthie that the total valuation IS $3.50 Co..,
S34 an decreased of s. 900 900 over last year.
George W. Benson. former prominent
Massachusetts ab1litioList, and brother IN law
of the late Wm. Lloyd Garrison. died 10 Lsw
renca, Kansas, yesterday.
Morgan Thompson and Isaac keesecker were
shot and badly wounded 10 Berkeley county,
W. w.. Thursday night of les: week by Mr..
David II EDGES. while in the act CT breaking L.
to Mr.. Hedges store.
A pew Photographic counterfeit one dollar
bill, on the N.lioDal Eigle Blnk Of Boston,
Mass, was die jvercd OF the Treasury, 10 Wash
ioqtop, Thursday morning. This is the fri
imitation OF that denomination Of the Natlont
currency that has ever appeared.
The war Of rsc;s" 10 Quebec. Cauada be
tween the Frerca Canadian aud the Irish labor
ers, was reUpeucd yesterday, aud, 10 COL II Of
| on The street, y CT IL men received pistol sbor
w1uods, two or more were killed aud Others
We're badly beaten. Ro'iog Was rcnewed later,
and the end of he aft r s :cms to have btc,ne
matter Of grave uncertainty. All remained
quiet 10 the city durog the night, except that
10 some streets pistol shots were occasionally
fired at random. The troops are still 10
their barracks. At noon the fsn. was resumed
by he French attacking Ch,p Iaiu street iroul
the heights. The attacking party is said to BIZ
in large numbers aud lilo we'll armed.
joseph f. Frye, AGED about 40 years, deal
er IN hides aud leather, was founded iunrds reC
yesterday morli0g al his residence 10 B ,slon
A letter carrier setlog His door II, entered
and found Mr.. Frye lying in front of tho opet
| safe with bullet throush his b., ad. The salt
had beeo robbed OF It's coutenls. An autopsy
of tue body shows that Dir. Eye Was not only
shot through Tho heart, but .hat be rcueVcd a
least do u stahs 10 the oack aud Uumert u
bruises on the body. The Indication 5 sic tina
ne had terrible struggle wnh bis asssilants
bis watch was Missing. and his pockets mac
been rfl-d. The full \ eut OF the robbery Il
cot ye, koowa. MI Fr.c had as proteer
young Italian, WAC aas lnrima,c with several o
his couutIymer. aud lWJ Of ihcso are under ar.
| rest uuder suspicuu OF haslug cOgnzAuca Ct til,
murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16
kFRGF.FY.l .N-EaI.S.

Geo. h. Bowdeu, deputy collector. has been
appointed collector OF the port of Norfolk.
The Tredegar Iron Works, of Richmond,
have large contract for building cars.
The mex term Of the SuJr3me Court of Apr
ptals, OF Stauutop, will b.giu on the 10Th oil
Septeu Der.
Col. Lewis Il. Harvo declines to be u o,ndi
date fer re elccOu &c tho legislature IrJm Anne
lie county.
DiDiel b. Davis, highly respected ciiiz 40
of Manassas, died 90 Tuesday last. lie had been
III feeble health for solne time.
VIM. Towncs, tf Mecklcnbure equity, died
on Tuesday, aged SO years. For many years
he was leuditg member Of the legislature.
A sou O! Mr.. Jobu Stephenson, Of Frederick
county, whilst hGhdlng gun, last wdek. acc
dentsy discharged il, the load entering hi:
hip, making vsry serious wound.
Mr. Robert Beverley, OF Fauquier county, is
pamed IN connection with lnu nomination for
Congress next fall, but the probabilities are
that S. q. Noa!e, esq, e this city. should be
consent to ruu, will be the candidate of the
Conservative party.
The schooner Alice. having on beard uum
Der OF students t!om the University OF Psou-
sylsanll, 10 charge Of Prot. }. l. Ro'hrGck, oil
that institution, arrived ut Norfolk yesterday
morning. The psrtY is e.gfgsd 10 collecting
specimens fer the ornithoIoplaal and z9JlvpicsI
departments oi the uoisrrsity.
A disiuIbarc, wss crested last Saturday
night at the c4up meeting 81 The NJ. f..
Church South. petr MIilRood Clarke comfy,
by plrty of young ueo. y Justice { The
peace being present went out 10 quret Toe row.
when be was knt ckGd down by cue Of the crowd
naned Raj dolpb. Randolph was subsequently,
arrested, III d. coOVicrcd, tiued 5000 mud sen
teDced to Six months 10 Al.
We learn from tho WaTrsntou Iodtx that
James Wskemsn, By birth o Pcousy lgauisn,
died in that place rem asuhiXia last Monday
he bad been employed 10 clean ont we'll, 10
which be worked without aisctmt TT Oh Salur-
day. and went down agsiu On Monday He
bad not been at lbe bottom Two minutes whoo
BIO got 10 the bucket and Was hauled up. O.,
coming TO the surface he was found to b. dead.
All Ell, s to resusclia:e him failed. lie was
about % gears old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16

Tho death o! General Grants daughter vii
be regretted throughout the entire country. A:
the daughter Of General aud President Grant
she bad 40 unusually large a,quaiotalcs, TO al
Of whom she bad endeared herself by her sion
pie AID uuassumiog manners and her sweet
cheerful and af.ctionate disposition. No MAJ.
ter what people may think Of the ez President
all will synpathiz, with tn, sorrow Of the bs.
reaVed and sh1 cied father.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16

Senator Logan. When asked bis opinion CT
the SpIaaue Conking a fair, replied. 1T would
moi become me to speak Of that matter. am
not out of The 6ed set. you know. and | might
need little charity SONS day myself You
understand Considering tho fact that the
Illinois Senator was threatened with ejectment
FROM sleeping car going out of w sshingtoD. o
year or two ago, for grossly Insulting a young
lsds passenger, the pIuleEoe Ct lis retoeroe is
hY 10 means copsurahlA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16

Now that poor old Mr.. Wendell Phillips, III
order to avoid oblivion while vet alive, has de
serted the party ne way mainly Instrumental ir
creating. aud joined the greenbacksrs, thereby
giving himself an opportunity for writing pub
io letters aud denouncing Mr.. Sherman and
others Of his old political associates, tho radica
press says he flags superauous on the stage
and advises him to die quietly. Such is politica
pIsiiLuue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16

The radicals are doing all they cau to induce
Mississippi 10 elect Mr.. Jefferson Davis to tho
U. s. Senate, but though it seems hard for
some of the people Of that State to refrs, the
most unreasonable requests Of their enemies in
the North. as recently exhibited by the Yazoo
stfair, 10 which they played directly into the
hands of the radicals. we caunot think that
even their conplaisanco will extend to the point
referred to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16

As an evidence Of the profitable effect Of
cheap fares on lines of travel, it may be men
toned that whereas formerly one boat, with the
oil high fares, WAS barely sustained Oh the line
between Washington and Norfolk, three boats.
under the cheap fare system. 81 for tho round
tip, arc DOW so we'll palronizad that state rooms
havo to be engaged week ahead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16
Prize Fight,

NEW YORK, Aug. ia San FssScisao spe.
clai says: There is nuch excitement is sporting
circles here over The pgiz, fight between Mike
Donovan, of Philadelphia aod Prof. William
Z. McCueo. Of New York, whi.h takes place
to dsy. The men are to fight with light gloves
for purse of 81 900 and the middle weight
champiopsbio. Borh puplis,s ere 10 plsndld
condition. 10 the betting here Donovan is the
fsvorite at 500 to $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16
Not Drowned.

CLEVELAND. o., August 1G-It appeared
that five persons reported as drowoed, near
Rocky river, yesterday, wsre not drowned as re-
ported, but landed 90 small beach and escaped
without serious injury. From the fsut ,hs,
their boat went to pieces and no trpcs OF them
could be found by the tug or the lifs boat il
was supposed they we're lost
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16

L. is said that King Alooso will marry the
Austrian al cbduehess Nuvem Der IS the Kise' S
birthday. The Kiog and the arcnduohe.s win
have an interview the oomirg month. Seoor
Mauuell Siuels, Minister Of the Interior, will
be appointed Ambassador extraordinary 10 ac-
company the arcbduohess IRON Vienna to
Madrid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16
Deatn of sRrs. sartOris.

Dispatches By cable snnouuce the desLh in
England yesterday OF Mrs Nellie Ssrtoria
daughter of ex President Grant Hra. Ssriori:
WAS the only daughter of General Grant, Ind
married NJ. Algelnon >srto1i. or the 2l.t o.
May 1874, at the Presid entail mansion shede.
parted Immediately with her husband 70. hel
new home in England, but visited Amefic. again
about 5esr afterwsrd. giving birth 10 her fr.1
ctild at the Executive Msnsion. siace that TINT
she has resided in tho Sou:h Of England. he
Gently she gave birth to her second chid-s
daughter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16

my brethr m " j hon va have tie sheen"
these who havetreatrd these my brethren,n the
Jewish messengers of tbs gospel, kindly; thu
goats" these who have Gjsptetully use tbem ::
and these my breibran,' s:e tho Jews, those
saved out of Jacobs trouble and now the breth-
rem Of the Messiah. w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16
Attempted s,fe Murder.

PROVIDENCE. t. /, Aux. lG Ia Obey
vile tins murnioH Vim Poae.s shot his Wits
Amelia because If her refusal to live with him.
The ball struck nc.r ter IriC tcmulo ADD glanced
CT lthIcting no serious it, jury. Both are young
ard bad been separated about week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16
Fire.

ST. JOHN n. B.. Ang. l6 There Was
d.s,rucilQo fire Ut St. Pierre, N.qaoloD. last
nlsh. |: is surr oseh t. have coiamerc.d 10 a
bake hou,s. AID it travelled to wiud yard Dad
lse~ard os rs; IS lightning. The nov govero
ment bulldogs are gene ard a d;Z.n stores
aDd as many private houses The loss Is heavy,
but 1t fOrlunstely inc udps 40 lv,s,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16
YELLOW FEg'EE.

Tnere were fourteen Few cskes Of yellow lever
reported at Memphis yesterday, and seven in.
| terments. five of the latter being white. The
! prominent sick are reported SIS progressing ia.
vorably.
The fever is known 10 exist at Msyasvile,
Mississippi and Memphis. and it has been do
clded to continue pertec,ing the system of the
| isolation of Memphis under The rules of the
National Board Of health; to use every possible
means to induce negroes to move into camps an1
thus deprive the fever of material to work on,
and 10 secure the isolation Of Gases aud Effected
houses blocks md districts. 1t has been srrsn y
ed to SEND q reserve supply oftahts. disinfeclants
i .. TO Cairo and to smother points further south
to meet en- ergencios
The National Board Of Health has advicrs
from RsVsns thst several merican vessels there
| are IL fected and will soon leave for tie United
States.
LATER
New YORK Aug. 1G Tho Suns Memphis
special thinss it may be safe 10 assumed that tho
back bone of the fever 10 broken 80 for AS the
whites are concerned, owing To the exodus To
Camps and the system OF iaolstion snd dislafec.
ton bAirg established and carried cut
MEMPHIS. Aug 16-But one new ca:e Of sell
low lever mas bean reported to tho Bard of
Health up to noon 10 day, inst OF Earnest p
Leske. Seven deaths hsve occOr,ed since lost
nght-Charles Edasr Rsiues, AIRS Ellen Gun
Ilnghsm. Andrew Shoiton William Murray,
George GeZ Fritz Astmann, Gua. Atkinson
(colcr,dl. she W. her continucs chilly.
BAiTIMoRE Aug Is -Aos Cell, sailor on
the Spshlsh steamer ELrique, from Havan. who
WIS Ill With yellow tov,r AUG tsgen To the & Inr
sutine b osl ii. died yesterday sfterncon No
new Cases have deVeoned on the Enri1ue but
She Is still detained at quar-nt!.Ie. There is no
case Of yellow fever ~ the Q lar-nline Hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-16

New YORK, Aug. l6--Thc Times special
from Narrsgansett Pier. Gays: Mrs Sprasue'y
RECEIPT statement vas published ty advice of her
f'lerds AID has had o marked tfcot on pnblio
oplulon not favorable 10 MS. Sprasue. Gov.
SDfaeuo he's decided to make 10 auswer to her
S atemsnt. lie Coz sl!ers Inns, 10 law entitled
70 bis children aud he beeaes that lrsSpragua's
rtoper place is at Capvuchot. H. has PROMISE
h9r prIteciop. Comfort and peace, and unless
hlrs.S2rague decides TO return 10 Der previous I'd
Vscrs IRON whom she is now cur fl TO certaio
extent, II IS probable that peace vii. continue al
Uanonohet.
ibis TACT | have trlm oue Of Mr. Spragues
must intimate friends. The uusayory rumors
about Mrs. Sprasue c1nnot be prubed 10 tbe
bottom. limo wsy establish her innoce, zee,
The Governor is sad to DO 10 doubt 10 Ibis mat.
ter, tu! he talks aud ACTS IS If b. believed his
VILE entirely uadeserV'ng Of the dreadful ibueu
does published iu Washington and Chcsso
paper aud Indignantly resents them.
his correspondence also says that bo gun with
which, the German teacher Was threatened Vas
really takcn up against Oopklipe between whom
and oprague teud has existed siucs the latter
was IN the Senate. aud which grow cut of
Spragus sretusal to grant the NswY ork Ssoator
certaln political iaVors. Mrs. Sp1ague, though
knoWipg OF the enmty which followed, en-
pioged Senator Conkling as her counsel, LotsbIy
when she Wisht d to DO relieved OF paying taxes
90 kigeWOod, her fathers btquest TO bis
daughters. Mis-. Sprogue Was alsu socially ia,
innate with Senator Gonkliug. This the *
governor resented. Reports are current that
Mrs Sprague desires separation from her