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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-10
The Grecnback convention

CHICAGO. June l0-Thc uatiu al c1r,::,,,
labor coLvcnl)n rtas3hb'cd at 10 o'coak /, =,
mortiag, when tho oharman, ll,n &. u, Ia
Matyr. stated that the commiticc % cr.i.n.
ilas was still no, repaired to rryor', aaI III,
time was Will aRa7 with c.mDaru and p?.r
ct C socrs sni listening 10 II speech Is Nv
MIR. Anderson, o offered i'c'tSa.o from I,...
'iaut', tod who ga! that be llnrrci !fot!
c,!orcd delegates lacy IL Uric,.a tia; IL
freoehack labor parry was Yapi3ly crossing II
the South. AT the conclusion q ilr H,n,?
SOD S speech the C .mui.tce co cr,icniill- Ia a,r
a report. -Four delegates from Vi;.;G... ;:ro u
ltlcGdsr1c.
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Who will mourn for Logan now

The Summer number Of EhIicbs' Fashion
Quarterly presents its ronders with chrome.
lithcgrsph lcture, ilnG.rativo OF the fashions Of
the scGsop, and tX 3cutod il the Eacst style. Be.
stallneIt Of good things for the lades,.-illus'
trs!ions aid descriptions Of suits for ladies,
misc; End children, Of hair goods, tourists ar
tic.cs, summer sports ard psstimes, and hun
Greds Of othCr tens in every department! Of
household economy. Published by Hnr:ch
Brothers, Few Yo1E at 50 cents per year O. l;
cents c cory
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Gen. Garfield tn Cleveland

CLEVELAND, o., Juno l0.-Un striving n
this city last nigh. thousands Of ciLi:ans grrc,I
General field. tho city b2ing sbsap W u ~
thusiasm. Geld WAS convey cd to tho Egn
nard llo:.soss quickly sspo,slb:c, wher"spcc:My<
tor. Gcncr"l Id. 8. Meyer sid .!Gheo J. !.
fourg General Gel Gold sal -
"Folow citZIns Of my ra!va county ar,! -
my State: thank yen for this remsrkabln - e..
ohstrstion Of your coed will snh cnthll-ias,n .,
this occasion. ] cannot slthis ,imn addru.- You
in speech other than to say that | know that a .
this dt MOI s.rstion mu.ns Your Hi,drrss ri lhr
unity and hsrmony and good feeling Of tie .rrr'
polit C 4. party, md in pait ycnr good !ori,t :.
toward n n'Ighbur and m OLD lrnni. Yer ~
these things ! thank you and To-! y,u NJ rr'A
M uh -
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REWARD OF CoSsTANGY.-About Two years
ago tHo grandchildren of the veneraSl. William
Il Dodges, ST., OF this city, ran away from the
home CT The Rev. D. Stuart Dodso, ct Rex.
borough. nesr Philadelphia, with tho horc If
cettlog married. They wcro mcra children thc
boy, Arson G. Phelps Dodsc. j., bc;py univ
s,y.nteeo, fad the girl, Eda Phelps nodsc
ooly sixteen years of ago. Tue family OF ctcd
10 the union on account Of tic txremo you.h IF
cae young people. and also ca acc. uot Of I'M
arSt c'uslnshlp which existed. But tho yrnns
lolk we're determined 10 DO married. 81 in
September. 1878. they left Mr.. Dodpe's bfm,
Tita inc hfst intention Of going 10 Canada bot
nay r, Tcnt to Washington, Instead, WHERE. IT
Wv, W HoOl't liLuse, they registered as 81, G.,
! o9og and Mary A. Young" While youor
Doogs was out looking for license friend Of
JUS g'IIs fouod her out. and When the boy 70
turned With the marriage c'nse lie found his
sweetheart couslo with detective. Who had
taken charge OF the affair Youcg Dodge &C.
qulc:ccd pleasantly IN the situation, std when
the Rev. MIR. Dodge arrived there was no
route st All. and the party returned 10 paila.
dclphla l,ung D1dge q cred Harvard Col
'ege few weeks after their eseapadc, and until
:''J ~ LAG ueeu liuieliy uc!ollDE himself
10 LIS studies. Some time since the Rev. MIR.
Dodge went to Syria 90 missionary service, aud
his daughter accompanied him. a little while
ago young Mr.. Dodge w,nt to Europe, and
1lntd his uncle aud c'u.io 10 Il gIsud. Salur
DAY morning It the Church Of St. p. ncrss.
London. Mr. Ansou Q. PpeIns D5Jge, IT,, was
married to Miss Ada Phelps Dodge by Tbs Rev.
canon Donald NJ. SpuG,. And this is The Sc.
auel to The romantic .lormcnt OF Iv, years ago.
Inc marriage serVic, performed with the con-
sent of tho family. The young c.upe will
spend the summer in continental travel with
some older friends. who have CONC to noet
them.-N. y Sun
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FORE5GT %Es.-S
Parole was defeated u! a; yea.ari.y
Thirty thousand en!granls lei. L.;c,,.. ..
A ~ l. - .,

IGro!e was 0elealeu ~ sc y yCsL 7rt.y
Thirty thousand enigranls lei. i.!;c,,,.,
America list month. -
Tie London Daily News "a,:crs..s&s ii..s
bsrtle Frero's salary IS kigh cor,njs.;3r'N,.,
the Cape Of Good Hope will be paid 20 sIn,,., -
end OF the present month, and then 81 rI.;'"
payments on that account will ceas.. '''''
A duel with swords hes been fDueb, o., =.
Belgian frontier between ri. Lcpellelinr - -! '-'
Paris Mot dOrdre, and Nj. Vilar, tcsmeI;r ~.
tho Paris Gsulois. The latter Was war;, -
twice in the forearm and in tho shou.de-. '''"'''
1t is understood that Mr.. Gladstone will.
day ask the House OF Commons 10 90 into Cc.n.
mittee OF Ways and Means 10 Consider ra,,.".
financial resolutions involving tho imNos;,;tsts 2
new taxation on account Of tho exccssiva ~, ~
penditure in the Afghan wsr. "
The French government hes dcc,cod ,,,,
the S0th instant the "Co npsny of jesus r,,'.,
ovacuste the establishments they now o,,"nr
For teaching establishments however trr
spite is prolonged till the 3lst of Aucus, ~.
other unauthorized orders will raceiva hot.
the 3Oth insts1t Official summons 10 frc,..,
| whether they iclend submitting TO Tho ,,a,-g,,
The funeral solomnites cvsr the rnmo:r, q
| the Empress of Russia were celebrated :, .,
Petropsulovsk fortress yesterday. ct 10 a'c,o,r
in the morning all the grand dukes, duchess.
princes and tuuCtiolaries assembled y ina TO-,
tress church, where tho Emperor wss r9cc,,,
5y the metropolitan with holy water Mass TO-
the dead Empress was then said. Thu Emn,-..
then placed the imperial erm;ne h,Sit, -.
corpse, Gfses which the coliiu WAS closed 49,
horne to tho vault by The Emperor and pr.r
dukes. TIE troops of tho forts and tho civ hn!..
| gave parting salute. Whie the coiiio was -,
iGg lowered the Emperor a1d grand dukes cs,:
| threw three haEds!ul of earth upon IT,.
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VIRGINIA. JEWS.

The fret new whest of the season offered on
charge 10 Rchm:nd brough. IFS 1t was Of
tho Ful'z variety.
The one hundred II Anniversary Ct tho First
Blptiit ChuIca Of Richmond was celebrated Oh
Tuesday.
Daring the eight mootbs e1del May 81.
| 5 81 900 pounds OF tobacco ". r, sold 10 the
LyLchturS warehouses.
The Central Lutheran EVaueei,al Church OF
S!aunton has voted to Withdraw from toe Vir-
GiDla synod.
Mi VI Jed. lIoicikiss. Of Stauuton, has been
appQ,uted by the superintendent of census for
tie PR paraton Of miuiCg statistics of Virginia
and West Virginia.
Harvesting has commenced il lbe Valley,
and tho most cautious farmers say that the
| straw is abundant aud the heads large, and ul.
/ less the grains tu'n out to be unusually small
tic crop will he far eb,Ve Gu average one.
Tho Virginia Advtc,te is the pamo of {
weekly newspaper, the publication of which ha.
been cum ncnced at Charlottesville. The Ad
vceto favo,s forcible resfj1stment, and il
edited BY Nj. John II. " artmsr, formerly
editoE CT tie Register. usrriscnbrrg.
Mr. Hor,y Miller. venerable ci.iz,n 0
Rlc)nond, was mari d on Mouday, at the ag
10. TO Mrs. Lucy Henry Wood. Tho brida
pslr, with Mss Aloe Wood, the daughter @
the tIldr, will sail from New York on Saur.
day and embark Tor an extended tour through
Frsrc,, Germany and Italy.
The graves Of The Confederate dead 10 B!ant
ford Cemetery, Petersburg, wero decorated yes
to-day, the Petersburg Grays and Artillery an,
tho Guar! Of the Commonwealth Of Ricbmoni
thklrs TaTt 10 tic ceremonies. About 500
pe7sous Eero present. The sixteenth aoniver
saE7 OF the battle of Rives' farm, 10 Prirc
GeoIS, c-uuty, was also celebrated.
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cess GsESsIGyv.fL PROCEEDINGS
WASHINGTON, u. C., june 10. 1880.
SENATE

SENATE.
Bills we're passed auti o1;ziGg Tho change Ct
1am;s Of tho sloop yachts "AueEca' 10 "kc'.
pie, and Alice" to "P.i,cess."
MI. Mcdonald, from the Committee On the
judiciary, reported adversely ca the Senate
bill directing tho Court OF Claims to Investigate
tic claims Ct B!rj amin We'll and Ii Abra
mining companies IoceGnittly postponed.
Mr.. Keroap, from the Committee on Finance,
reported fsvorsby en- thr House bill puticg
specific duty Of % cents per bushel co barley
malt 10 place of on ad va!orcm GUY. Pic ID
on the calendar.
The report of tho c}Dlorerco Committee 90
the river AID barber appropriation bill wOs PR.
scnttd and adopted.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Reagan, OF Tex, submitted report an
nourc:ng that the conference Committee on The
river aud barber appropriation bill had como to
| 40 agreement thereon. The report vas agreed to.
o. motion of Mr.. Morse, of Mass. o iJint
| rcsclu i)n was passed authorirg the Secretary
| Of the Treasury to loan fars AID tuatiag to the
city Of Boston, Mss
Mr.. fucker. Ct Va introduced bill, which
was referred to tha Cumnltee cn Ways and
Meaus, dirtc log the Secretary CT tho Treasury
to clrs, to be levied cu!y ct So per cent. ad-
| va0rcm on cotton i;s which shall be shown TO
| have been ordered utdsr b2na fidc and absolute
contrccs entered into prior 10 the 81 Of May.
| 1850, ADD which shall be imported prior to Jan
usry lst, 1881, and su.horing the re!uoding of
tho amount Of duties 10 CXc,ss of So per cent.
ndva!orcm COLL cted s!Lcc tic 9th eli May,
| 1850. on suoh a:tlcl>s
| The Speaker then proceed . 70 call comwit-
Ices for reports hu: tho orly bill reported Wac
o1c frou the Committee OF Mines ard Mining
| for the survey and Gisposa! OF the mineral lands
of the United S:atce. Ii wss referred to the
Com mittce OF the Whcl'.
"a Eo]on OF Nj. Mehcrr, OF Tx "a bill sa'
passed creating the nnEthera il .icisI ci; riot Of
Texas
Mr.. Tu:kr, Of Va, thea roycd that the
llluso resolve itself ioto committee fer tho
purpose Of oon!idHiag tho tariff bills
The republicans refused to vote, thus lcavir G
the Htuse without q1orun aud
Mr.. Tucker stating that he did not desire 70
obsttuct The publ C business withdrew his mo-
tlo1 tor the prts!nt.
Mr.. Harris, of Va, moved to proceed 10
busioess 90 the Speakers table.
! Ga vote by teIlcrs mt 'rity Ct tho reuub
ca1s refused TO vote s'a!iog that ,hay did not
want to take up the Electoral couol" bill
Mr.. Hlw'cY, Gf Conn.,. however, stated that
DO was not wiling to do0C3 that bill but wsufd
it taken up for consideration end sc:icn. liz
voted IN tho sflrmatlvo and his example Wss
fO!loWtd hy several other republicans.
The pailt If 40 qu,rum' being rai>cl the
yeas aud nay S Wcrc ordered and the mo ioa was
agreed to-ysa7, l43; nays, 2S; go tho Ilou4t
prt -edcd to the consideration CT business Q!
the Sneakers table.
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Maryland adds her boom to Mr.. B!ysvd
We should not be surprised if B,yardd vote
at Clncinpatl exceeds that of any of his nurcr
Gus rivals. Those who prefer some other can
dldate for the nomination persist 10 asserting
that his peace speech at the commencement Of
tho var will render him unavailable. That
Mr.. B'ya!d himself and his supporters don't
think 81, however. is made apparent by tho
iact that they have had that SINE speech re-
printed sod scattered broadcast over the Nor.h
Hs an clcctioncering document. Nor do nc we'll
see how else they can look upon il. IS no ono
Will deny that had the ADVICE contained in hat
speech been adopted the war and all it's terrible
results would have been avoided.
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TIE CHICAGO NoMIyaT1oy-TboW.

TIE CHICAGO NoMINATIoN.-Th Wa.!;-s.
ton correspondents, CT tao New York Herald
tells sono secrets iu regard to how Blaine e..
Shcrn.L friends w.rt &c GMf?lt il ,::e c.
cs9o convection in order 10 defeat Grsp, ora
th:ratermsn. instaHd Of goiagto EdmunGs -
Washburno The FAC! i; thst H!s;uc aat >n...
man hsva been from tho Gr.t in ox07.b,y orpo-..
to the third term movement: hrsr. from s.,
patriotic motives ac!uating them, this was rY.,.
natural sincn ny oonscni!ng 10 L. ttty pruaa,.r
would destroy forever tho chances OF either
= nomination Accordingly they detcrm,.,d
If it was Necessary, to ii eld their cwa imnrs,
aspirations in favor Of some third person IN ,r.
der TO defeat Grant Eus in selecting this Co.,
didsts they wanted, iE .dtit:on. IT, rCbuGo IL,
third term and its supporters, snt qua l.S.r,
stigma upon such n VIC s.inn Cf the traditions ,
tina republic. Hence they fixed uooa G.rEo.l
known sympath'z'r with their views and Is
carded both EdmunGs and Washbu-Ha. the lat
ter OF whom had expressed q wish To eco G:s,
elected, whilo the former was understood 60 h a.,
no OH ct ons to the principles Of tho third larrn
OR Sunday, when he began to have d'uhs Il
bis nomination, Rlaina approached An in:i....
friend OF Sherman end talked the rlattrr uyr,
freely with him. it w"s decided lha. Grsn;',
nomination would not profit him and would ~ -
tho pslty. Bisino Was willing 10 sscriicn n
aEi Dillon IN order to prevent thil, and ha VA
assured that 81 crmsn's views woro IN acarr
ance with his. Dat of this conference yrrv
all tho subsequent movements WI ca result.
in The cel,at Of Grant the discartng Of Wns,.
bufLe and EdmunGs. GS representatives. # a.
third term principle, and tho noniaa.i,u
Garfield. II was agreed thst Siberian II "
try TO get Tally 20 hs supoor:. bur, 70. in s,..l
| way as to increase Grnrt's chances .ri a.
peril the anti third term EGvonont. ~! iii
final action of those or osai t. Gr-nt pruccc :,
cut Ct this co.. f5rcnca III which !S!ri,,n :n.v d.
truly Sail t" have made by lar III" greater s'rrl
flea
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B.u,o got Digit Votes for Wac President. If
he had fo.icn CROUCH to nominate him lie
would net have betn nc.ed, even though it
were othclw S, with Tic uau at tho head Of tie
ticket. for the wli;o republicans would have
Scratched bin, IS thiy Invariably DO all c1ortd
men 90 lh:ir tickets
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Browns household Tar.ac,

IL The lost effective Pain Dc,troyo.in Laa xpf:.'
Viii most surely quicken the blood vhntac,
taken internally or applied cxLerrslIy, AMI
thereby more certainly EELlETE rhiA,
whether chronic OF scu!o, thsn aay other ,sia
aileVistor, srdi: is ws-rsn:ct doutl2 the s.rcfgl.
of any sinalsr -. 49,, .ra!ioQ.
=. cures Pain in the Side. Back CT BDwc.,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism. 1'oo!hachn, and III
ACHES, and is The Great KcIieYer ei
lipin. "BROWN'S UOUS EnOLD RAN a.
YEA" should be in every family. a teaspoon
iul of the Panaces in a lumber of hot wsl"r
IsWeetened: it prefarrcd), taken ut bedtime vii
BREAK UP Il COLI. = cents bottle.
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Mr.. Edmunds has such an exalted ides of
his own mental powers that bis self cor6depos
is unbouuded, and &C, sf.er shtr: talk with
Whitaker. he has arrived at tho sage coocIu,
sion that the witnesses and experts 10 the cas-,
we're all liars. and tho United States District
Attorney and the members of the court of in-
quiry either bribed by pr. adice CT two foolish
to draw correct differences. for that tho negro
cadet is ounocent.
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Men change with the times A few yosrs
North in bfz, of patriotic fsrvor and walt tho
hero Of that place to the highest nicne 10 popu.
lar Is lmation. but any other namo has now
swseter sound. Mr.. Conkliug. with melo-dra
matte air. made his nominee hail fom lhat
famous field, but the effect could have been no
worse had he represented him as baiIiog from
Ball Ran.
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memory Of their soiie,ipgs, aud tyreclti0g them
to do all they IN toward rOy!vire old Oh kindlite
ncw auimosity asaiasS the recI'ic IN the Scul0,
who naturally afIiiiutc politically with thcae 10
the North who want The Var to be over 10 TACT
"a il il in name
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-10

itsccms that the republican campaign under
Graut would have beco Just as sectional as it
promises to be under his miro successful rvs',
notwithstanding the ooncilistory speeches he
made during his r,c;nt trip through the South.
The General is the chairman CT The Boys n
l':uc. from whose headquarters was is1ed Just
before the Chicago convention met and when
everybody thought Grant would BIO the nominee,
circular which states that "thc rebel dcmtc-
r:cY, urrcpeutant, uncnIiehtcDcd aud pora ssnt
c'ntlnues 10 force its old IDEAS upon the country,
with the aid OF its ncrccnary allies OF the North,
who 60 not even assume q rriociplc. |: re-
CARDS the result OF the War Of tho Rebellion as
only check, and moves on trcIessly, ,l,iog tho
t'rrors Of social and commercial ostrac:sm fer
ono class and tho ,lfl,.c!ub and shotgun for Tho
Other. 10 the capture O. he government and tho
establishment Of State Sovereignty. THIS means
eventual var We want rcac,; AMI wo will
have 1t. So the South. Mt any rate. kaI 10. [
ro,hlng by the Grant collapse.
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Fight with sSnnora

NnkTnDRANCH, n j.. Juae 0.--h 81
oEed dance st ll,edsvie, co,ca up in r,;ji.,'
ton CT thu Chicago nominees, Gait cD,aod
When r;z)rs were drawn and an i'di.criuioa;r
cuttlrg ard slashing took llsc.. Oac m.n vs.
seriously cut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-10

Now that the republicans hava lost both
hrar chos Of Congress. with no hopes of speedily
r'galnlng control Of them again. they arc OPP
posed to all grants Of land or money TO railroads,
simpson for any other CDR csivab!o purposc-tbat
le, they say so in the platform they adopted st
Chicago. When they had possession OF Con-
gross and could do with the land aud money OF
the country as they pleased. millions Of acres Of
the public domain and millions of dollars of the
public money were granted to schemes that
would benefit the North; bat DOW, when there
is possibility that few acres or few dollars
may be given to Southern projects. tho repatr
Loans suddenly cisc3ver that the whole system
is faulty and liable to rroduc, more harm then
good,
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Much Sickness.

btedly with children, attributed to Other
causes, is oecasioned By Worms BROWNS
vERMl FUGk UOMfITS, or Worm Loze.re,
although elfoctusl in destroying worms, csn Go
no possiole Injury TO the most delicate child.
ms valuable combustion has been successfully
used By physicians, and found to be absolutely
sure In Graduating worms, 30 hurLlul 10 chidron,
rs cents box. wv
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The Virginia delegates to tho Chicago con.
Venllon were instructed to vote for Grant fi;s
last and all tho time. They wero appointed for
that purpose, accepted their appointment with
that understanding, and would mover havo been
appointed had there been any doubt that They
would so vote. Subsequent to their appoint
ment United STATES District Attorney Lewis
published letter. in which he said tho honor Of
the delegates was at stake and that there was
not man among them who would not rather
lose his right arm than vote against Grant.
We arc not blood thirsty by nature, and ere
rather pleased that portion Of the delegation
did what they could 10 defeat Grant and nnmi
nato weaker man, but for oil that there is no
doubt that strict justc, would demand that
six operations no performed at once.
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From ES.,fy, En,p.i,..v

LONDON. June J0.-Tclograms r.cljvcA =;
Liverpool. dated Bucnss Ayres, jus. S.h, rr
port that that port is closed, Te!asrsm, racey
ed by mercantile houses from Valparaiso to *?
announce that the Chilsns have r-...:.. Arc.
Peru, .-~'c' ''''> =
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Blaioe's defeat aud the union Of the ereeL-
hackers s5d democrats CT Maiue will 10 oil rrob'
ability give that S ste to the democrats rext
Nourmhn-
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As prelude to The republican campaign the
members G! The republican party who we're
c,nined in any Of the Southern Prisons dur
Jog the war are holding reunions to revive the
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOW ID EN-.
THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE TO- 1880.
With a7oscd aud blatant infdcIs. such as

With a7owcd aud blatant infdcs, such as
Mr.. Irgersoil, Is managing spirits in the re"
publican convention, conspiriug to defeat the
iavolite leader of their party AID giving the
presidential n0mioatioD to an unpopular msr-
With this, we say, and with blasphemy tbo rro.
vaijing spirit CT the national arcenbsck oCn7en'
ton. We suppose not only the Christian tu: the
moral and we'll behaved people Of the c,urtry-
thosc who are Interested 10 tho welfare end
happine!s Of the homes Of the peoplc-Hil
flock to tic support Of the man who will at least
have some rsspcc: fer tho God-f.sring scuti-
mcnt Of tie vast majority Of American
c,,z ns-tho 1oni5cc CT the Cincinnati
convention. whoever ho may b.. At Il c
grecnbsch convention 10 which W, rtt:r
Rev. Mr. lcgalIs, 10 delivering the opening
prayer, yesterday, referred to tho fact that
prayer had tcen offered at New York for The
two great national conventions at Chicago AID
Crc!unat, omittiDg any reference 10 the national
grecpblck convention, and saying, "Wo come
10 Thee, o Lord, Oh cur eva hook" His
prayer was interrupted by applause and cries
OF Hear, hear" aud Amen"
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1t ia a Singular cairciderc, that whenever
there is pigeon shoot or n hors, tfot 10 tho
vicinity the notices on the doors Indicate that
all the lawyers arc Ont Of Town trying cases. or
else iu the Superior Court library. -NeD Hdren
RegiSisr.
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Fient1.

New YORK Juno 10 John Cintc!l, Ger
man iresco painter, whose wife keeps boarding
house for men at 10 Delaney street. beat his wife
this morning until he thought her dead, then
Sung her Gu! upon tho stars. boted his bed
room door, net the house on fire. and Gu, his own
throst from ear to ear The iremen found him
on the bed enveloped in flames, and dragged
him into the street, where he died 7 he womsu's
skull is fractured and her death is expected.
The cause of tho terrib!s crime is unprovoked
Jealousy on the part Of the husband
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-10

Mcssrs BlaiDc and Sherman, by oonspirtc5.
killed Grant, tut tia! they killed each Other OF
The Same time is kaosn 10 everybody but them
o'ups
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-10


FXECUTOKS NUTICE-Notics is bc,ebo
- given that have qAliaeI AS Executor ol
9EO. McCLlESH, decd. and I request all
persons having clsims against tho estate Of the
dececent 10 present taem Without delay FOR pay
ment and all persons indebted u asid estate scn
hereby requested 10 make immedi,te settlement.
GkCr w. McCLIESH. Executor
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LCHDON SPRING STEEL HAND SAWS.
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