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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-16

colored men, two of women by their
husbands, and of The remainder some
by parties unknown-all of which
could be scarcely attributable to or
der No. 40. If the reports received
since the issue of order No. 40 arc
correct, they exhibit no increase Of
homicides in my time, if you are cor
rect that one hundred has occurred
in the past twelve months. 80
That there has not been a perfect
administration of justice in Texas I
am not prepared to deny.
That there has been no such wan
ton disregard of duty on the part of
officials rs you allege, I am we'll sat-
isfied. A very little while ago, you
regarded the present officials in Tex
as the only who could be safely
trusted with power. Now you pro-
nounce them worthless, and would
cast them aside.
l have found little else in your
letter but indications OF temper,
lashed into excitement by causes
which l deem mostly imaginary, a
great confidence in the accuracy of
your own opinions. and an intoler-
ance OF the opinions Of others, a de.
sire to punish the thoughts and feel
ings Of those who differ from you,
and an impatience which magnifies
the shortcomings Of officials who are
perhaps as earnest and conscientious
in the discharge OF their duties as
yourself, and most unsound con-
clusion that while any persons are
to be found wanting in affection or
respect for government, or yielding
in obedience from motives which you
do not approve, war, aud not peace,
is the status, and all such persons
are the proper subjects for military
penal jurisdiction.
If have written anything to dis
abuse your mind of 80 grave an er-
ror, shall be gratified.
am, sir, very respectfully, your
obedient servant.
W. s. HANCOCK,
Maj General Commanding.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-16
Nothing Left to HOller For.

An hour or 90 ~ftor the latest and
last from Chicago yesterday after
foen. o policeman on Randolph
street halted at the door of saloon
and asked the proprietor how he
liked the domination.
"I doan' care for politics any
more" was the reply.
Why, what's the matter? You
were greatly excited yesterday"
elf l vhas den l vhas a fool.
Fhen dot first ballot vhas taken I
set up the beer for the Grant crowd,
for likes to stand we'll NIT der
boys"
eyes"
"Den pig crowdt rushes in here
und yells out dot Jim Plaine vhas
der coming man, und hand out the
cigars, for mein poy WANTS q blace
in der Ghustom House oof Jim
Plaine vhas president"
eyes, l see"
"Vhell, pooty soon comes mein
brudder in und says I vhas fool,
for dot fellow Sherman would git
all der votes pooty queek. 1 links
off Sherman gifts it mein poy haf a
place in der Postoffics sure, und I
calls in der poys und dells 'em to
trink to my candidate"
"Just So"
II feels goot when I goes to bedt,
but early in der morning some alder
men comes around here und says:
Shake tont pc fool. Edmunds
ish der man who Will knock 'em
all to bieces.' Und l opens fresh
keg of lager und dells efery pody I
vhas an Edmunds man, und pet
ten dollars he vhas voted in. Dis
forenoon mein poy vhas for Grant.
mein brudder vhas for Sherman.
und vhas for Plaine, und where pc
dose five kegs of lager dot l hadt
dis morning? When goes home
mein vrow she saidt l vhas zwei
fools, and locks up der saloon and
goes to bedt."
"Well have you heard who was
nominated?'
"Nine."
ait was Garfield"
"Garfeel? Py Sheorge! I dreats
away seven kegs of lager md two
poxes of cigars, und it vhas Garfeelt
Vhell, dot ends me oop. If I efor
have some more to do nit politics
den 1 am as crazy as bedt-buss.
Garfeel! Vhell, Well. What fool
| vhas DOT l save not mein peer und
makes suro blace for mein poy NIT
Garfeel." Free Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-16

Cremation appears to be making
rapid progress in Germany. Fiji
teen cremations were performed last
year at Gotha, and forty-eight bodies
have been burned in Milan during
the past three years.
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New Tacoma has population Of
7S0 and Tacoma of asa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
A1exu,y1riY Ouzette
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY

Sonnet,
The rain falls softly on the window caves,
And whispers lowly TO the rus.iiDg grass,
And loads the winds dusk pnions IS they pass,
To shake the glittering moHture on the leaves
The rain sweeps whore Tho great ses swells and
heayes.
And dim pies all tho locked lakes living glass;
The rain sobs round tho homo whose light she
wss,
As with tho hearts left desoae it grieves.
And listening 20 its nurmur all alone,
set its cadence 10 my yes.nng sorrow.
And loves mute yesrning for the darling gore
From natures wal! seems strength renewed 10
borrow,
Till can hear tho dull plash on the clay
OF that dear new.made grave, broad lesgues
away.
-[All the Year Round.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
BY Green u Wise, Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL PROPERTY-By virtue OF
decree OF the Corporation Court for the city OF
hle1eEd1is Va, rendered at It's Juno term,
1918 IN the suit Of Allen end others vs. Nc.
Ve'gn, the undersigned, commissioners therein
named, will sell by public suc,irl en- ,ATUR.
Day, June 9Th, 1850, a. Il o'clock n in front
OF the entrance to the Court room, On Fairfax
street, IN the city of Alexandra, Va, the fol.
lowing property, to wit:
No. ]. Tho large and valuable BRICK
DWELLING and LOT OF GROUND. situs-
ted On tho n. e. corner Of st. Assph and Cam
eron streets.
No 2. The valuable TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLiNG al dining No. N the est
Ih' SO lots above described are particularly we'll
located for res iences, being in tho centre of the
city and convenient 10 railroads, bosts market
&c, &c.
Terms otSsle As much cash ss will psy the
costs Of sui: snd as!e and the residue in three
equal lnstslments in !, , and 3 yesrs; the neco-
liable notes OF the puI chasers with inte.est fr m
day o. sale, TO be taken fer the deferred pay
msnts. ard the title 10 he retained Until the
whole Of the purchase money is paid.
g. w. WAITLES, Commits
H. 0. CLAUGET0N, ! OF Sale.
my3 cots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
JOHN s. BARBOUR
mh1l.w2m Commissioner of Sale

ENRUSTFE'S SALE-By virtue of deed of
l. trust from Evelire Hopper, dated the 4lh
day OF May, 1861, and recorded in liber No. 2.
page 33l. lard records of Alexandria city, Va,
the undersigned, trustee. therein named, and by
direction If the beneficiary in said trust, will
sell for cssh, to the highest bidder, on SATUK
DAY, the s.h day Of May. 1850, at Il o'clock
street. tho property conveyed by said trust be-
ing LOT OF GROUND, improved by COM
modious FRAME DWELLING, situated on
Duke street, in the city of Alexandria, and
bounded as follows: Beginning on The south
sloe OF EnEo street - ieet west of point mid
way between Columbus and alfred streets and
running west on Duke street ~ feet; Their CO
SCUM and parallel with Alfred street So feet to a
IL feet alley: thence east and parallel WITH Duke
street, ~ teet thence north and parallel with AL
fred street to the beginning.
ap26-ts e. BEACH. Trustea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
FsSE. SALE OK SlENT.

ETOk RgNT-The THREE STORY BRICK
A. HOUSE, No 60 north Fsir(ax ST. HES all
tho modern improvements, including bathroom,
gas, coohlng range and parlor ho,ter.
feb lit r. K. COR8ETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

EADBEATER'S LUBRICATING LINZ
EnI, tor Rheumatism. Sprains, &C., and
LEADBEATERS COUGH SYKfJP botf
and for sale by 'p'' %
NH ii ES LEADREATER AppO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

STEEL and IRON DOUBLE and SINGLE
~ PLOW PLATES, finished aud unanished
]9ss received and for sale al SO King st., corner
OF ROYAL. Call and see.
apl4 J. T. CREIGHTON g. SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

RUGGY and LIGHT WAGON WHERLS.
- just received and for sale cheap at SO King
street corner Of Royal, a lot of arat class nlain
WHEELS. of Virginia manufacture Osl
NH l6 r n nppr0umpHY aoo>,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
kEeIAh HoTHCEA.

EASSIUS r. LEE, surviving partner Of
~ Cazenove & Co. vs.. johnson aud ether;
and Gunnelps sdm'x.. Sc, vs.. James Fossrlt
IT ais. Consolidated.
Extract from decree rendered in tho above
entitled cause by the Corporation Court Of tho
city of Alexandria, April 7, 1850
The Court doth sdjudge, order and decree
that this cause be referred TO George A. Mu,h-
bach, Commissioner Of this Court, 10 ascer,sln
and report the estate. real. peraonal and mixed
loft by the late James Fossett; the annual AID
lee simple value of any real estate belonging to
him. all the valid debts duo and owing by him
at the time OF his death, all the liens upon such
real estats, the amount of money belonging to
said FcsseLps eslsta in the hands Of the c.mmis-
sioners OF salo in this cause and all other mat.
ters and things he may deem pertinent, and
which any party Interested may request ihs
said commissioner to ascertain an report. No
lice by publication shall be deemed equivalent
TO personal service upon the parties for tho pur-
poses Of this reference
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05

RI HITCHCOCK LAMP5l
- HITCHCOCK LAhPSI
We have Just received lot of the Hitchcock
Hous, Lamps. Call and examine.
MCLEAN 81 UHLER,
apls ~ King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-05
FsSE1 DEALERS.
FISH |

FISH rlss, FISH
Having completed cue arrsngom ants for the
season Of 1880 we are now prepared to fill all
orders al tho shortest notice for FRESH and
Sailed POTOMAC FISH.
To dealers we would say that our brand has
always stood No. 10 our market, and We in
tend to maintain our former reputation. We
ship fsh packed in ice 80 that persons ordering
can depend on getting them fresh. Ali orders
entrusted to us will receive prompt attention.
Our fish house is No. l Corporation fish wharf
and stalls Nos. 2, 5 and City Market.
Mr.. w. H. SMITH is now engaged with US,
and will attend to all orders entrusted to him.
sp7-2m GEO. Z. PRICE s. GU.
n oT1oE'
have just resumed my
FISH PACKING BUSINESS
At N 10. ~ CORPORATION FISHWHARF,
where will be prepsted to furnish all kinds Of
POTOMAC FISH,
fresh or salt, at the shortest notice solicit
your patronage. especially my old customers.
and guarantee that my past reputation shall be
fully sustained.
All orders from the country promptly attend
cd to- and on ss good terms IS if the parties
present Respectfully yours.
ap5.d&tw,tf s, REED.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-04

OFFICE OF COUNTY NO
~ TICE Under Act of the Legislature II the
at Nevada, approved March the 9th, 1860 notice IL
her h .Gu that the Assessment Roll for 1879 has this
lay he, ,c, placed in my possession by the County
Auditor the state and County taxes are now die
aI,; payable che becoming delinquent the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, le79.), and that
thc regard 10 their collection will be strictly Ell
fefcd. NJ L. YAfiER,
County Treasurer a,d eN-0ieao Tax Receiver.
Carson C'ty oc,"-t - 80 g...-. .:. .z.z.s
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-04

The BEST Spring Medicine and
8eantifer of the Complexion in use
Cures Pimples, Boils, Blotches, Neu-
ralgia, scrofula, Gout, Rheumatic
and IIercurial Pains, and all Dis
eases arising from Disordered state
of the Blood or Liver.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
n,i2or,3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-04
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-11-04
SUED BY HER ESCORT.
The Custodian OF ~;sJO.Ue0 " Orth OF
Diamonds Get IA Verdict for ~ 200.

In the summer of 1873 Charles Dean,
while in San Francisco, met Mrs,
Theresa P. Bell, by whom he was EN-
ployed to travel with her as an escort.
The result of this employment was a
suit which was brought by Dean in the
supreme court of this district The
trial was begun on Monday last, the
plaintiff testifying that under Mrs Bells
instructions he passed" for her broth
er; that his employer provided him
with three suits of clothing, watch
and a ring, with which to make an APP
pearance rs respectable Us her own, and
that he had been paid only $50 for his
services, while he was obliged to take
personal charge of S250,000 worth of
diamands and jewelry. Mrs. Belltesti-
fled that at the time She engaged Dean
he was hanger-on mt her residence
and that she told him if he would attend
her and make himself useful she would
pay his expenses.
She further said that while in Paris
She discharged Dean, paying his pass
age to New York. On arriving here
he brought suit in Kings County
He obtained an attachment against her
property, by which she was detained
in this city at a weekly expense of $500.
This she set up as Il counter claim, but
the jury yesterday gave Dean a yerdit
for 81 200 Notwithstanding.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-11-04
A FRNAIE POISONER.
singular Situation OF the Case of the
Sender OF Poisoned Candy In Con-
nectfcut.


Doubtless most readers of the news
papers have forgotten all about the
case of Mrs. Anna Stiles, of South
Windsor, who, in February, 1871, was
arre"ted and tried for an attempt to
murder two families, her neighbors
by poison. The case has now become,
for reasons which we shall presently re-
late, very peculiar and interesting
one. On Friday, Feb. II, 1871, Mrs.
stiles (evidently twas she sent through
the mail poisoned package of candy
to each fthe two families of Evelyn
X. Pitkin and Lester Dewey, of South
Windsor. The package came from
Windsor Locks, on the opposite Tor
west) side of the Connecticut river.
The postoffice clerk here testified that
on that day woman and boy drove
up in sleigh to mail the two pack
ages which were sent toMrs. Pitkin and
Mrs. Dewey, in South Windsor. 1t be-
came plain, on the subsequent ex-
animation, that the woman was Mrs.
arsenic. Mrs. Dewey gave it to her
two children, and she and her husband
also ate some of it, and all were made
deathly sick and suffered agony, but
saved their lives by emetics Mrs. Pit
kin and her seven children were all
fearfully poisoned, and both houses
were turned into hospitals: but we be-
heve no death resulted. Circumstances
pointed to Mrs Stiles rs the guilty per-
son. She was said to be of jealous and
bad disposition. Mrs Dewey had once
kept house for her, when Mrs. Stiles
was sick What cause of disliked ex-
listed, if any, to make Mrs. Stiles hate
her and her other neighbor, Mrs. Pitkin
was not made known; but Mrs. Stiles
was arrested Feb. u, and after full
hearing before a justice was bound over
for trial at the March term of the SUI
preme court. At that term Judge
Granger assigned the trial for the July
term. At the July term thejury found
true bill for assault with attempt to
murder" Judge Elisha Johnson, the
counsel for the prisoner claimed that
she was insane; and it appearing to the
court that she was somewhat insane,
Judge Pardee directed that the pris-
oner be taken to the state hospital for
the insane at Middletown, and kept
there till she recovered Mrs Stiles
was TeiIlONcu 10 MluultlOWIl, DuI re-
manned, we believe, in the Hartford
Jail in custody of the sheriff till the win
ter of 1879, when she was taken to the
asylum. A few days ago notice was
sent to the judge and sheriff by DR..
Shew, the superintendent of the Middle
town asylum, that Mrs. Stiles was en-
tirely restored to sanity, and asking
that she be removed from the asylum
A consultation here of judge and sheriff
has resulted in the conclusion by Judge
Pardee that the only legal course now
is to bring the woman back to Hartford
Jail preparatory to the assignment of
her case for new trial. Sheriff
Seymour on Thursday went down to
Middletown to get her, but Mrs Stiles
declined to be taken out. 1t was been
decided to let her remain in the asylum
till the December term of the court
when the judge will direct what. shall
be done.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-11-04

ing his hand in friendly way ION the
| passengers arm.
! | did so but not one of the stolen
articles could be found.
| He must have got rid Of them in the
coach, !" the gay gentleman suggested
and Immediately offered to go and
! search.
''Stopl" Numbered the Quaker, tight
ening his grasp.
The man turned pale and struggled
to release his arm. In an instant one
of the derringers was leveled at his
head.
Stir a hand or foot and you are a
dead mani"
The Quaker must have been awfully
excited, so completely as to forget both
the language and principles of his pro-
fession.
Placing the other pistol in my hand,
with directions to fire on the first of
the two men that made a suspicious
movement, he went to work on the
Lothario, from whose pockets, in less
time than it takes to tell it, he produc-
ed every item of the missing property,
to the utter amazement of the ladies'
who had begun in no measured terms
to demonstrate against the shameful
treatment that the gentleman was ~e-
ceiving.
The Quaker | need scarcely add, was
no Quaker at all but a shrewd detective
who had been set ON the track OF a
gang of desperadoes, Of whom our
middle-aged friends who didn't look
near so middle-aged when his wig was
| otf--was the chief The robbery had
been most adroitly planned. The lead
er Of the gang had taken passage in the
coach, and after learning as he sup
posed our defenseless condition, had
given the signal TO his companions, by
throwing out a scrap of paper already
mentioned After the unexpected
capture of the first robber, it was at
tempted to save the booty by secretely
passing it to the accomplice-still be
lieved to be misrepresentation count
ed on being able to make off with it at
the next stopping place. The result
was that both for season did the
state some work.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-11-04
Typographical Errors.
philadeiphia North Americ0

It's about time appther bunch Of
queer typographical lerrdrA was spsiiel
lished. Most Of these are from london,
where a newspaper. in an editorial on
the Premier, said: In the same speech
Mr.. Gladstone dwelt on the right which
England had earned by expenditure of
blood and treasure to interfere in Tur-
klsh provinces, but now, with a leopard
and hound, he has formulated s plan
for making the Christian provinces
practically autonomous The editor
had written "a leap and a bound. An
other paragraph says: "The Christian
religion stristly enjoins mahogany"
(monogamy), and criticism of +. A
Freaman's political theories calls him
zone who has gained real distinction
as barbarian" when the world his
torian is evidently meant. Another
London editor says: 1T is almost in
credible that the ex-Premier should
have ventured to tell even az noisy
snob what the aim of the government
is" 1t was a mob that was noisy
not snob. One of Gladstones adj
mirers is made by the types to call
him 1.-THE spout of the liberal party
instead of its spirit Another newspa-
per says: 'The civilization of the
nineteenth century is country organ
development" when the editor wrote
"a purely Aryan development" The
following is equally as good; The
danger of installing the poisonous
forms of mushrooms for those which
are not only edible, but wholesome and
nutritious, stands in the way of q more
general acceptance of the fingers fun
,rlls) rs an article offood."