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The Rock Island district camp meeting
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day.
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by an immense practice at the Worlds Dispen-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11
GOi0reG Contention.

s Convention Of c0orcl people from Tho
cities and c.uoticg Of the nichmouG Compress.
iona dis:tics was hs!l ia tha; city yesterday II
the Interest CT TIE race. Religious, Doiu;.I
ard other suti.cs Terc discussed at l:uYtb
and last night tne convention arpain.cd CON.
mitteo Of li(teea to prepare a cal for Stata
convention, TO meet 10 Richmond ca tie third
Mon Jay in Msy, to consider matters cJrucctci
with their rights and privileges as citizens
Duriog the convention Coruelus l.. IIsr;.
said that there were $4,000 coored pe0r!e r.
this State. and 20 organization among tler
lie said that this state OF tbirgs Should Oct /.
passed by unDoticed by US, knowing as re IA
that the whites arc thoroughly Crgabiz.d jt-
their own political, fDaCcial, civil aud scc;sl
rights. Further, much 10 py regret aud 10 the
detr!ment OF Us as co0rcd people, many OF cur
pulrils ia the hands Of the clergy of our c5Ior
are being used BY some Of the whites who bear
aGtipahy to the liberal a1d acceptable teacEirg,
Of the Catholic Church, who do not dare a!,ack
| them themselves, but such who are SO stupid
as to 90 so, arc the instruments 10 their hands
L position they do not dare assume. We should
Gpurn such az iberal position. and ought Lot
to take stand shorter than bat. There is Coz
Place 10 the State | know Of, where men Cali
get their rights and that is The Catho.o
Church. Again, none should engage to bcccno
the people leaders upiess they are strictly pa
triotic. having G. heart 81! tic various Decc.si
tics that are SO much venting 10 order to mex
our people take their p'aces with The Other
pcopie in this, cur uativo Stat
Mr.. Derrick spoke very we'll Ct While FELIX.
and said the negroes !avo had too muoi. "
pollIica." lie thought that education was to
be the salvation CT the racc, AID t!iat parcsts
should remember that every Nan carUot BE-
lawyer or doctor; That sh0cclaic!;, md farm
ers and mechanics wero needed. He wlntcG
negroes to acquire lard and 60 make thcmse "a
homes They would, In large degree, be- -
spected for VIVA they orc worth. When lhyv
arc tax payers the community vii! Dot ~ d.
posed to overlook tiIcm. The day wculd cJur
when the mans skin woa!i not be looked At.
bur ncral aad Guanca position would be tha
bssis OF o:tmsta OF worth. TO- ss u rc2r,
minister" had much Of kindness 10 ssy Of The
white ministry, and, in reply to Mr.. Hstr,
something in defence Of the negro ministry. Il"
declared that the negroes are 20 yeas behind
the whites and this! they must elevate thomsclrc.
by education, ScCd dOmeaCO- md acnuirla<
proCcr;T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11

FROM LFADvILLE--AI Tho aud around
Leadville for miles has been siaked out and
prcspcctcd, and MAJ without money has 90
opportunity Ct dediDg anything 10 the mics Or
10 tho city. This spriag there will be 8 heavy
cmigratioa to Colorado, aud large fraction of
it will come to Loadviiie. Many Ct these DOW
comeIs will only have money enough to take
theu, bore, and when they reach the Edorado
they will tind thIt, 10 them, it is Poverty
Flat Of tho most naked type.
Everything will have been taken up, and DO
iug without means they will be il as miserable
condition as they would DO if pennilcss any.
where else. All this hey will blame upon the
State. Back 10 the East will be many others
waiting for favorable reports before they come
out. and tho disappointed adventures. who
arc 10 desperate straits beciuse miracle was
not performed 10 their favor. vii! write back
that Colorado is fraud. and there will DO so
macy Ct them writing this thar such an i'm
preston will get abroad to our Injury.
It WAS so in the case Of the Black Hills. and it
will be so in the case Of this State. Moneyless
people must be warned away, not from the State,
but from Leadviile. There are too many CT
Them here now, and there arc too many moro
crowding in this direction. 1t is TO the interest
of Colorado and of Lesdvile that tho latter
place be as much as possible saved from the dam
ger of a starving and desperate element.
A Lafayette. Ind, man writes home from
Lead7iIle, Col: Tell everybody not to come
here. This thiGg is ore:done. Every train is
bringing men here by line hIudsede There are
rot less than one Thousand mon out Of money
no work, and literally starving to death here in
Iesdvile The tnoun,ain faver has broken cut
also pneumonia and diphtheeia."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11
Baltimore Conference III. T.. Church
SOufi.

SALEM, ROANOKE Co., Va, March To-
Every conceivable kind of conveyance ia:
brought into requisition to bring pooplo 10 town
yesterday, and st an carly hour Of tho day the
streets were thronSed with vehicles and visitors
Rov. Bishop Wishtmsn preached to dcnsely
crowded house at the Methodist Church. from
tho Sth chapter and 24th worse Of the Acts
And some beloved the things which were
spoken. and some believed not"
w. H. Woolf f. NJ. Strother r. s. Cunning.
ham. q. o. Eomsa, j. g. Graichin, J. G. Jonos,
W. p. Hamnell, A. T. Bsllentine snd j. w
JasIot weru ordained descops.
Rev DR.. W. 2. Harrison Chaplain to Con-
eress preached 70 large congregation at the
Lutheran Church at II o'clock.
Rev. Or. McEeriin, sgen. Of tho Publishing
House at Nashville. Tenn, pres.hed ct the
Methodist Church ut night.
The session will probably adjourn Tuesday
night or "Wednesday morning.
8 Sunday school mass meeting wSs held al the
Presbyterian Church ct three o'clock, and ad-
dressed by Rev. DR.. McFernin and +. j. Ma
rruder, esq.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11
An Evopen,ent from. yassar.

| At the beginning CT The term one year ago.
| Miss Nlcrihn shepherd Mcdonald, Of New
| York city, entered the freshman GLASS ST Vas
! saE College. She ws' then sixteen years old
Of pelto io:m. brawa hair. fair complexion aad
regular features.
Miss hE.Do0a!1 had entered the institution
ubGcr peculiar circumstance. ii&r father had
endowed scholarship there Ct 2 cost OF IS COO,
eud she WAS the frat 10 share l:a benefits. just
| nrevous to the last holiday week Miss Nc
Donald was fund in open relation cgai3st the
authorities. Sac expressed 4 determination to
accompany y Young lady student 10 40 latter S
homo in the West to spend the holidays. The
head Of tho Institution protested "i;n cmpba
sig, tut his words were uaheedei. " hen the
tno arrived Miss Mcdonald a.ar,nd oa her
proposed trip, and returned in due liue aud
| resumed her studies.
In the meantime Miss Mcdonald several
times bad met Dir. j. &. Spencer, IT,, son
Of aer fathers partner iu New York.
% Friday, February 81, Miss McDoDaid
| was nissiog. With the assistance Of two OF her
companions she had quickly packed her ward
robe, snd as quietly stolen away to Pous keep
sie. Young Spencer, Who is only SyoaTs CID,
had carriage ia waiting ior her, and ca her
arrival thew proceeded TO the residence Of the
the Rev. Dr.. ElneDdorf, OF the Seaopd Re.
formed Church, ia Poughkcorsie, end were
married. They then went to.thc Nelson House.
where they remained uoti Saturday afternoon
and then they departed for New York.
Tho two young women VINO assisted Miss Nc.
Donald in making her escape from the college
have been expelled from Vasssr College and
sent home. In justice 10 Mr.. Elmendorf it
should be said that ne would not have perform.
ed the ceremony had j. lot been for the presence
of Christian gentleman OF high standing in
Poughkeepso who accompanied the pair and
vouched for their reputation and tbs regularity
Of The preceding
The heads Of the families Of the BRIDE end
groom arc we'll known in New York Trey
compose the firm Of Mcdonald s. Co., 53l
Washington stroat. New York, the company
being J. 9. Spencer, the father Of the groom.
Mr. Mcdonald is the proprietor Of tho Vinegar
Bittcrs. and is very wealthy. 1! may be remer-
bered that his done:Lic affairs were before tho
courts in Ne% York for d long lime after he had
applied for an absolute divorce from his wife.
1t is said that the parents Of the newly married
couple havo become 1cconcilcd 10 their new re-
lations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11
New Way to Collect De5fs.

CINCINNATI, March 1l.-On Saturday nigh
party of fifteen masked men called at tao
residence OF VIM. Moore, brother CT Cfc1.
Groomc, the cattle king of Winchester, Ky.
and told him that unless be made immediate
settlement of bis debts. he must leave the
country. Moore procured shot gun and fired
into tho crowd. The latter fred q vo!lcy 10
return, three shots taking efftcs 10 Moore $
body. infictipg severe wounds, aud two mcD.
who were suspected Of being implicated in the
sffair wore afterwards arrested and lodged iu
jail. Yesterday their conederatcs overpo3er'
ed tho guard and liberated them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11
Eyen,Dipl from Tax,

WASHINGTON, March .--ASss ant Seer =
iary Ct the Treasury French r1sp3nts 10 IT,
charges made sometime Ego that the Appni
linaIis "atcr WG3 40 a:i!tici.l production and,
therefore, III i.c: to impcri duties, b; az Cfii
ca letter, s.alrg that vo.uUin0us evidence 10
possession OF tie department su,tain5 TIC /,
). consul at CoiosaG, n his report, after :
careful and pair aking iavesli9qiCD. tEa' r;'
"Arp0linars Spfials. 81 exported the Il. )
IS hcyora question raura mineral W,trt.
and ~ ''catiict! to exemption from GulY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11
DIED.

Last night. q. his reaideace in this city, ai!e:
long and painful illness, which he bore viii
Christian fortitgds end forDearance, SANFORD
BROWN, in the G5.b year OF his ego. lie Leaves
d wifi AID four chi dren 10 mourn their los
EH-Tho fIneral, which tae frienja snd ucqasE;;
snces of tho family bra invited to attend, WEI
take psoo from thu n Z Church tomorrow
evening, 1t 0 clock
On the OH Inst Hrs Sally Il CAWU0D,
in the 6lsL yesr OF her $50.
On Saturday evening, M51ch 81, a. Ware
land, Rich mond county. Ut dIrthers LU
BEADLES HRUCKESHHOUGn. w1t, o.
Captain William y. Sfockcnbrou2h. IN Ia"
25th year Of her 60.
Departed this lirs. on tho 9th OF Match, IL
Baltimore, JOHN LYONS, aged II yeaEE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11

Mr.. Hayes nothingncss, except what bis
Office makes him, becomes moro aud more ap.
parent. When he entered upon his duties as
President h. asserted. and has frequently repeat.
Cd it, and up to this tine, apparently at least, bis
acts have sustained his words, that ho would
not attempt to irhusncc congressional lceis'a.
ton even 10 favor Of measures be knew would
be Conducive to The bost interests Of his ccun.
try, and yet row he reveIses the course be has
tursued during the two first years Of bis adm
nistratiop. and not only attempts TO ilaaeCcc
Congress, bu! even threatens it with veto,
aId ell, TOO. merely 10 advance the interests cf
The political party to which BIO belongs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11

Yesterday vas the day fer The Senate of
Virginia to reasonable, but no quorum was
present. The House Of Delegates WAS to have
reasssnbled to Day, but it i; probable that it
TOO was without quorum. The legislators
have secured their salary, if not their mileage,
fer an entire extra session, and what do they
caro- how tho affairs CT tho State suffer from
their insttention 10 their duties? Legislation
is grand thiog when carried on 10 the Ameri-
can style, and in no part Of tho country is it
grander than it has been lately 10 Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11
Election.

WEs1FlELD. Massachusetts,, March |.
The Butler democracy made q clear
sweep 10 the cltcioo, ecc;iag ;heil
full ticket for selcc:men by large msjorit!es
They also elected two cut of three q
the school commissioners. Rev. Thls. SmY!h
Catholic. baing defeated A fall board Of az
SCISSORS, and all but one ofthe constabcs were
elected on the Butler ticket. The election VS.:
run By the Butterflies, uadar the head Of ia
depen1eot Reform" A heavy vcte waa poed
and there vas great excitement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11
Killed.

ST. LOUIS. No., March ll.-H. Fl. Viekery,
sheriff Of Douglass county, 10 this State, went
last Saturday with posse to the house Of 8.
Il. Al:op. to arrest him. Alsop resisted the
process and fired number Of shots at the sher-
if party, one Of which killed the sheriff. AL.
SOP aud his little girl, five gears old, were then
killed by the sheriff. posse, and two other per.
sons wounded. The chid's death Of course
was not designed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11

METHODIST PROTESTANT CONFERENCE
The Maryland Conference of tho Methods!
Protestant Church met this morning at Centre
vile. Queen Anne's csuaty. The body is com
posed of 10 itinerant minister's aud az equal
number Of lay representatives, presided over
by Rev. D. ". Bates. Its work covers Mary.
land. Delaware and the District ct Columbia.
1t hasstatioDs in Alexandra, Norfolk, LyGch'
burg, Vs., aud Newark, N. j., and supplies
the pulpits of st. Johns Indepenicot Church
burg, Pa.
The current church year has been ooo Of
general prosperity. a number of churches
have been built and extensive revivas have
prevailed at various points. notably az Newark,
N. j., ard Cumberland, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11
FIRE.--The handsome brick dwelling house

FIRE.-Tbe handsome brick dwelling house
ef Mr.. II. G. Rowland near Edge Hill,
King George county. was destroyed by fire
last Friday. The flames we're discovered in
time to have saved the house, but as it was
known that key Of powder and barrel of coal
oil we're 10 the cellar. everybody in the house
ran swsy from it, and no ono could be induced
to 20 near it. aid 50 it and its entire contents
were consumed. Mr.. q. and soDs were not ut
home at the time Of the fire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11
Arrested.

CHICAGO, March la soecisl to the Tribune
from Omaha says: An important arrest was
made here Of d. z. Holland charged with be-
ing sn express robbe- in the ts! ot 1875. He
was sn engineer OF tho North Missouri railroad,
snd with a confederate entered en- 81 press car as
The train wss approaching St. Louis, ovsrpow-
cred the messenger, locked him up, riaed tho
ssfes of about So. 00J, and got away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11
COMMONWEALTH DISSEMINATION C0upaNY

COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION Company.
Add nov coues the S.h, on March 3l.t,
these Drawings arc now conceded TO be The
standard cnes of the Day. Endorsements and
expressions of confidence como from all Of the
coun!ry. Prizes from $4,000 down to $40
will be distributed on the 3lst ioss Even 90
approximate prizes 50 will pay $40. Now is
the time 10 invest; the rush for tickets is no
prccedented; they cost only 81, 90 receipt Of
which amount they will be forwarded with
Dispatch. Address orders to
T. j. CoMMERToRD. Sec'y..
Courier Journal Bulldog, Louisville, Ky.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11

The February number Of the Virginia Lew
Journal has beon received from its publishers.
Randolph s. English, Richmond. Among It's
contents are: Uncommunicsted Threats; The
Virginia Married Womsn's Act; Orvisvs Pow
ell, Supreme Court of U. S.; Harshberger's Ad.
ministrator and ais. va. Alger and Wife and ais,
Supreme Court Of Appeals of Va; Trevilisn's
Ex'ors vs. Guerrants Tx ors. do; Noble and
Wife vs.. City of Richmond, do; Kings Ex'o rs
do; Young and ais. vs.. Devries and ais, do;
Moss and ais. vs. Davis and ais, do; Jones vs.
The Commonwealth, do; Stovsll Trustee, &C.,
va. Hardy and others, Special Court CT Appeals
ton. Trustee. &c, Supreme Court of Appeals of
West Va; Holmes. Lafferty and Co. vs. the Ger
MN Security Bank, Sup Court Of Pennsylvania,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11

The protective tariff in operation in this coun.
try, which makes the government ROB and bears
lightly upon the wealthy, but which makes the
poor man poorer, is naturally provoking rotalia
ton. Foreign governments are considering the
policy of adopting it. The proposed tariff for
Canada will be so heavy 90 the farm products Of
the United States as to practically prohibit their
Gin that country. And yet there are some
people 10 Virginia who are opposed to FREQ
trade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11

That General Grant will DO tho republican
nominee fo. the Dext Presidency seems to DO q
foregone conclusion, but unless there be change
10 tho basis of representation il the convention
that will select tho ticket, tho nomination will
be mado by the southern States. not one OF
which will cas-; its vote for tho nominee. 10
other words the radicals of tho North, who
really prefer Baiae, Sherman. Conkling, or
some other natural hater Of the South. vii!
bs compelled by the unreasonable rules of the
convention TO nominate q man who is not their
choice, and who is only biased III their favor by
selfish motives; and who by nativity. education.
association and disposition is predisposed to
favor the people they will not allow to BIO their
friends, whose repeated offers Of reconciliation
they oontinuo to reject, and whom they persist
10 maligniog aud insulting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11

THE S1TKA TROUBLES. -Collector Shannon
is 10 receipt Of letter from Collector Ball, Of
Sitka, cxplainirg the Cause Of tho trouble With
the Ko!osh Indians. Two or three of tho tribe
some time ago shipped on the barge San Diego
as con mon seamen. Tho vessel was wrecked
aud all bu! ono Of the Indians were drowned.
The survivor vas brought to this port, and
thinking himself entitled to wages for the full
tern OF service for which he enlisted ho en-.
pIoyed az attorney to help him to collect them.
lilo gained bis suit, but the lawyer took all the
wages as fse The Iodian was afterwardsick
10 tho hospital for long time, and then sent
back to Alaska on the steamer, pass having
been procured for him by Mr.. Shannon. Hay
ing reached home he enlisted the synpalhies
of his tribe, and they now demand the money
which he ncver earned 90 the San Diego. DOL
lector Ball calls tho demand "b!acknal." He
thinks, however, that the amount should be
advanced by the Citizans of San francisco and
given to the koloshes to prevent disturbance.
How great The dagger is he does not say, bat
he intimatls that il is serious. Tho Wolcott
has. of course, by this time arrived there, and
will henceforth afford ample protection.
Francisco Chronicle, March l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11
SIlIJIt'Sa

ST LOUIS March ll-ThO coroner: ifGTc.
over tho bodies found in tho rnas 81 tho -.
Louis fra or Sunday, progressed yesterday, b..
wss not concluded ma will bn resumed tocMy.
1t seems to DO tho pretty general opIAion M,
there WAS conspiracy 10 burn Mrs H.usch't
properly for the double purpose 81 revenge M.
10 obtain insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11

To mining districts where men have been
burned or bruised by carclesspess, k,Ilcr'f 10
man Liclncpt has been used for years |: IS
now sold By all druggists at 80 cents q hollIc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11
Ice.

PITTsToN. Pa, March 1.-The ice in tho
Susquehanna river here commenced to move
last night, and Is now passing quietly down the
river. ALI fears kre now removed,