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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-03
4 Fighting afprIf.

1hcie was IN exciting episode nj tho monthly
mGutri 6 ci tho City Council of Cumberland on
M"hdny "Vrning. Tn" report Of lhn Committee
on Accounts Was unln" caH, alteration when n r
hurley roso txcitcdIy snd, alter 0tjaGting tn
ore e Lhn vouchers f"c O. ci.i..1, ialimntcl that
thora bad rocn iUuGCnc.s in tho IranNglmnr. #
mo wster works. Sir. Butler, chairman Of thc
WISER works EomMiLtca, danGuncci tho slate
mGni ss i.!5o. The News, III It's reroi. CT tho
hasir, sag ia%I ~. Harley continued in \
rer!.s 81 rcmaI,.s rejecting on several mem.
bora. ITO iW CO spoke at iGCknss car.," which
hn w&s s"iI - wear" End which no gsid
should be Transferred {" Mr.. Brown and Mr..
'ohucN 40 referred in conLcmpluoUs terms To
Wha! hn c.'tod tie 'conClsv0" OF members
held previous Is tho Council mooLirp Amonr
"Lher references WAS one To tho city c!ork whom
he said received Si5 1or month moro than M yur
entitled 10. Clark McCsr!cll .han began TAKING
III" yeas and rags on tho molten, when M
Hurley claimed Lo had .hG floor, 10! king loudly
and gesticnIatinG violently. AS nc talked hn
moved from has desk 10 a point directly Cppc.
s,te Tho ccrk' dcsk. and II his gestures brought
down his list on tho desk Clerk McCarjall
made remark 20 Mr. Hurley requesting or
commanding HIN rot - in.crrupt the taking of
the vote. to wE;ch Mr.. Hurley replied in effect
That the clerk hsd no RICH, to intoir,re Un CON
tInued moving about near the dasl; talEina
loudly and c1citedly, and finally MIR. &cCsrdcti
rose from his seat, advanced about two ioet 10
the edge of the raised platform on which his
desk is placed and struck Mr Hurley violent
blow with his tst over Tho Ayn, knocking him
backward. but not telling HIM. Considerable
con fusion cDsuod Several members rush.,
forward and prevented any further collision.
MIR. Hurley called on The jsr ilor to ares. Mr.,
McCardGll, which the latter refused to do III.
nally Mr. Butlor moved that MI Hurley bo ar.
rested on The charge Of usir & intu!tn lang 90
TO members. No scton WAS. however. taken on
the motion. a large audience was present whom
the affair occurred and there was decided sen.
cation outside the railing.
In a note appended to lis report of the sdsir
the News adds: Mr.. McCardell at first thought
OF aIole g:zibg 70 tho Council for his part in The
scene, detailed above. but as several members
of that body told him such action Was not neces.
sary in view of the circumstances of the case.
ho did not do 40 Wv 'oi
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JGEr4~s OF T5yE MR.

The Toc!c, Delphos aud Burlington Railroad
Company undertook to lay track along Canal
avenue. Toledo, Ohio, yesterday. without legal
permission, when the cit rs turned out en-
maSso, men aud womcD, drove tho wolkuen
of with mud end stones, tore up tho track, bent
tho rails and pitched them in tho c,nal
A long Threatened suit for seduction against
Senator Ben Hill. of Georgia, was entered yes
ierday. Tho plaintiff is Miss Jessie Raymond,
u Young woman 23 yeats of age. She claims
$4,000 damages. 10 her declaration Miss
Raymond alleges that 10 November 1877, the
defendant committed tho ofFcnsc complained Of,
and tina result Of his visits to her was tho birth
OF child in August, 1878.
An attempt to blow up tho town of Bergen,
N. Y, was made early yesterday morning. The
authorities Of Rochester were tclcgraphed to
for aid. bu, before assisLarco could reach Bergen
twenty nine buildings wcro destroyed, includ.
lug the posthtfice and ovory business place *.
capt ono. The powder had been placed in O
bnru, and from it trail of explosives oonnt c.cd
with kegs Of tho same material in the buildings
destroyed. The powder bciug fired ut one place
exploded in thrco buildings and tho flames re-
sulting speedily spread through tho village.
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Scie8fsStr,,- 'E'rcue<lI

MEN AoRK. March 3.--A COLUMBIA, s. G..
special gives tho particulars o! a shocking CO.
me5tic tragedy, which occurred yesterday al,
teraoon, 4: the village OF Silver street, 10 New
berry c1uoT MIR. ". S7esrmaa, ic3ptc.s-
bic AID successful farmer, who iyca few II i C.:
Iron TIC village, entering his house accosted 8
Younger brother, who was uss rising from the
supper table. saying: IS want to speak to you
Brother and simultaneously drew out largo
sharp knife which he had concealed in his sleeve.
4ha uGsuspecting young man leaned over, when
ms brother made IL slash with the knife a. his
throat cutting terrible cash. and covering the
Jugular vein. Causing death in faw minutez.
The slayer then rushed into tho adjoining room
and seized his wife, cutting her throat from ear
to ear Ho then lifted tho bloody knife and do.
lborately cut his own throat. When assistance
came the two men were found dead in pools OF
blood and the unfortunate wife WAS breathing
her last Tho only rational suppostion as to the
cause of this remarkable trag ,dy is that the muir
deter was laborir 6 under temporary mental at
erration, fJr no Was known TO be sober. kind
hearted man, who was on the most aiTsctionate
terms with his wife and brother The al air has
caused the greatest excitement throughout New.
berry County,
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRIWEEKhY BY
HD%.A.El SNOW .GNs
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 3. Is

A cotton factory il to be erected at Norfolk.
Those interested IN il arc confident that it will
mako handsome return upon tho money in
vested in it. And there Is no rcaso1 why it
hhonlI mol; th6ngh the amount required to buy
tho lot. eject tho hniIdiue, and supply it with
machinery ha large, and though tho freight 90
tho fuel Il will Consume will ba heavy. There
- a largo aad thoroughly equipped cotton lac
;nry hc:c. 10 he iools If which TIE raw ms
trial en- BIS br. u IN by raiIoAd and tho full
~ cana', which roG be bought for mere song
conparo1 9th Ita ofIgicar c}st, aN,: yet ii las
hoc0 !lla ioc yc4go. Why don't somcioi2 take
held Of i AZ s. c.5c the !oruoe IL IL capable
Of n.kpg him?
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Mothers! Moihers!! Molhcrs,l:

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of vu.r
ro't by alck child suffering and crying with lbo
excrucisting pain of cutting teeth If 40. 20 st
once and get bottle of MRS. WINSLu ~
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve tho nor
little sufferer neutrality-suspicious. upon it,
tnere Is no mistake about it. There is not i
molner on earth who has ever used il who vii
not tell you ut once that il will regulate the
ooTo!s, and give res. TO tho mother, and roiic!
and health 10 tho child, operating like magic.
II ls perfectly safe TO uso in all cases, and plcnf
AMI TO the taste. and is tho prescription of one d
.he oldeet and beet female physicians and nurses
in the United States. Full directions for usiry
will accompany zach bottle. Mono genuine un-
Less tho fac-simile Of CURTIS s. PERKINS
IS on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty live cents u bottle. Beware ii
limitations,
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2.eitpp :reil2 Charlottesville.

correspondence OF tho Alexandria Gazette
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Mach >. -YestsIs
day being County Court day H., sove1cigns
turned out 10 force, attracted TO the county
seat by various motives. Dealers in clover
seed snl other varieties Of rro5ur, vera quite
busy disptsng Of thtir stock
Judge H,z,kah T.. ylor, the reaGiusIcr Judge
cleo, entered upon his duties. delivering his
inaugural bcftr, tho bar, 10 an under tone, and
givirg the charge, prepared for The occasion.
to the grand jury. ..
After short session, the C .urt yielded for o
speech by the Rev. Jno H. Massic. State Au-
ditor, who entertained tho large aulienc, in a
kind of stlt-l ratulalorg aud lnudatory style for
| IN hour or two. lilo stated that it might ho
| thought by some Of his hearers that no was
| ehagrinned by Lis defeat. but Ihst he was not,
and the sum OF his reason scanned to DO That
he had been pretty vi |! paid for his defeat BY
| The Office Of Fils. Auditor. which wsa thrust
upon him, but not asked for. lie stated furth
| er no found but little money in the treasury,
but he had no trouble in raising any desired
| sum necessary 10 carry on the wants of the
State government. and that he Ind sent 40 CT
der or request for oil c>uniy lrcalu'era to pay
| in their collections monthly, and expressing o
confidence that he would make capital audi
| ,or, bting in category n0w with tho State oredi
| loIs. no ono being abl, by law TO make debt
out OF him no more than out Of the State and
statipg emphatic Lly that he was TOT going to
interfere ia any manner to aid the State cEtdi
tors. Ills was about the sum Of his speech,
delivered in plausible, self corlilcot style, ssd
with some deerFe of eusto, with those OF like
faith while with the sictliog, ard true it fell
upon sad hearts, to see these In power seeking
| TO drag The time honoied Old Doninion to a
Lowell Of financial dsholor aud dcmseogucism.
Paul, tho faithful. failed to nut io his appear
aLc.. an perhaps, Richmond could nos spare
| tTo such lights OF oncr.
| The passage Of The Riddicborgnr bill was not
uDexnic:ed. aud is regarded ~ p7e:nic ia
entlrc population Of the State Gcbt, il thi
power v;s!Cd in The Governor Goes not stay The
mad course o the rtadusicrE.
The s.int Of compulsory Increase Cl
wages for Iabo; colmioated yesterday lo Z con
siderable furry WITH the railroad isborcrs CO
the Dcw railroad north of our town. Tho ring
leaders were arrcatod and put in iil, anA work
will be resumed ia tho main by others who
wish employment.
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a PRINCE ON SENTRY DUTY. --lu Bavaria
quaint custom obtains. rendering IL Obligatory
upon every prilca Of The reiguiug House to
reform ut oast ono days active duty MS
private soldier in the ro5al army. Ga the m
Of last month Prize, Alphnoso, of Bavaria. Gc
cousin to the musical king, completed ts
eighteenth year and attained his mFiMiy
Greatly to the entertainment of tho Munich
public. which crowded the Maricnplaiz TO c)r-
template his performance. no celebrated hi,
birthday by doing duty az sentry 10 front OF the
principal guard house OF the capital. Although
ho had received bis lieutepanl's commission IN
tho morning, he took up his post as simple
sentinel. duly ereatcoaed aud armed with
sword bayonet and lifla, which latter no shoul'.
cred OF the correct anglo as he marched to aud
fro on his beat, or stood at case before hs
sentry box. giving tho prescribed salut.s in ell
their subtle nuanoes to every officer that passed
BY. Being an uncommoulY good looking youth
ho was gazsd at with admiration and approval
during his 'spcll'' on guard by great numbers
of Munich danes end damscls. who gave utter.
anoc to thoir feelings by plaudts when he WIS
relieved from bis post 10 tho usual manner, and
marched off to barracks. rifle on shoulder. with
tho relief party-London Iclegraph
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VIRGINIA. vEn~S

DR.. Christopher Tomrkius has been cI,cca
to the Chair OF Anatomy in tho Met;c, Col.
lego Of Vir1iAia. made vsclnt by tho rrsipnn
tion Of Professor l'farc. b. Cunningham.
In regard to Chic y:cago inlet, Major Craig.
hill, OF the u. S. Engineer Corps. submits CO
Inmates Tor channels OF different depths, vary
ing from SCI, $50 to $li3. $50.
Charles p Latham, Iaso cork Of tho u. S.
D,stIic. Court at bAnvilIc. had hi4 mead badly
wounded last Sunday by the occidental dis
charge Of u istol.
The contract for the cpna:rrc:ian Of 81 miles
OF tho extension CT tho g. 4 q. Knilway knoan
a, Tho Lexington and Big Sandy Road has
i'een awarded 10 Nasou 4 Ca. and will probably
hs clmphtGd in the next tWciva month";
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Fatally Shot.

CINCINNATI, o., March "a special dis.
patch from S!aughte1Ville. Ky.. to the Gazette
says: Towo Marshal Brown on Monday last,
shot Edward Critic in The abdomen from which
no died yesterday. Griffin had just returned
from TWO years setv.c> 10 the peniteniary for
an outrage on womap and Ind threatened to
set even With Brown who had been instru-
mental 10 his coDVlctioo. Lie attacked Brown
Whilo drunk with the above result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-03
Lynch law In soufl, Caro.ipn.

CHARLESTON, March 2.-On Satmd. g last Il
onc armed negro named l.oniS Kiader, COM
mittcd an outrageous assault upon whito wo.
man mined Byrd, residing near Georges Sta
ton, Cocton county, about fifty miles from
this city. A hunt was orgauizad, and The vii
liaD captured Sunday morning by mixed white
aud black pose. lilo wGs taken TO the scene of
tho outrage aud identified by hia victim. A
vote oil the posse vas taken, and it IVES decided
not 10 lynch him. but allow tho law to tako its
course. Kinder was then taken to George )
Station and PLACID in tho guard house under q
srong guard.
On Mondny morning. ho was sent TO Waiter
boro to jail, still strongly guarded. % their
way to WATERFORD the guard were oyerpowcrcd
By an armed foror, consisting, it is said, largely
of the relatives Of tho outraged lady, aud the
prisoner was conveyed to q secluded spot in
tho woods, whero no was kept until night
About O'clock last night he was again c)n-
irontod with tho lady whom he had outraged
and agnn identified. lie was again taken to
tho woods, whero Preparations wcro made to
hang him. At tho last moment ho confessed
the crime, and also confessed to similar out
rage upon colorcd woman in Ncwborry six
years ago. Ito further acknowledged tho killing
Of q colorcd girl noar King s Trco. last April,
and confessed to four burelarics and innumcr
abo thclts. At 1880 O'Clock no was hanged,
and. otter firing q Vocy Of pistol shots into tho
body, tho crowd quietly Dispersed Kinder Was
dangerous outlaw, Who for over n year had
been the terror of the nciGhhorhood on which
he prayed, and tho nc'icn Of tho vigilants is
heartily endorsed by both the whites and tho
o3lortd residents of the vicinity
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H'8rnelI.

PEORIA, ILL.,, March 3.-Paruell arrived
here at noon yesterday and was mct at tho depot
by an enthusiastic crowd OF 1900 people. In the
evening large meeting was held at Rouse s
ball. The total amount raised was about 81 900.
Last week Peoria forwarded 50, 500 to the Irish
Land League, the proc seds of fair which was
held hero for that purpose.
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! bSagfFrS,

Ia The &. 5. @oneto yesterday aTS1;H>i.t 10
The ljiz John Porter CSC vas c,atnu,d i,y
Senator logan.
flc. White ttoi, ~ sad haA rass. / Tho
itouac oil a1aroHrIstlng $3.50 0JO Tor The rur
chase OF u Ter q nastcticI and other gov.
crrmont buildings in Baltimore. The bill! Dew
goes to the rrcsilanL Tor hts &c ION.
10 the House, tho revised ru'os az aiDGnaed,
passed, and vii 90 Into effect on Moadgv next.
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States Rights.

10 his dissenting opinion read 10 tho Supreme
Court yesterday by Judge Fiold, in the case o.
tho Commonwealth of Virginia. upon petition
ior mandamus to compel tho restoration Of tho
Reynolds prisoners to the State authorities, the
Judge maintains that tho act authorizing the
removal beioro trial to tho Federal courts of a
criminal prosecution for an otfonse against law
! OIL State is unconstitutional and void. Tho
otlenso With whiUh the prisoners 10 this case are
charged Is against the authority and laws of the
State, and sho a!ono has right to inquire into
| liz commission and to punish the offender. An
oilcnse within tho limits of State, except
where jurisdiction has been csded to tho Uoited
States, is rs much beyond the Jurisdiction OF
tho Federal courts AS though it had been com
mitica on another continent. Tho prosecution
OF Tho otfense IN such case does not, therefore,
arse under the constitution and laws of tho
United States, and the act of Congress which
ATTEMPTED TO give the Federal courts iurislic
ton OF 1t, ~ ia Justice Folds opinion. clear
iniraGllon OF the constitution. which defines and
limits the judicial power of tho Federal govern
ment. L. Is difficult TO hnlievc that tho wiso
men who sa! 10 the convention which framed tho
constitution ever contemplated the possibility
q State bong required to assert its authority
over offenders agal0st ita laws in other tribunals
than those Of It's creation, and leaat of OIL in nm
ioicil0r tribunal OF the new government. Had
1t been supposed that power so dangerous to tho
!rdepnndoncn OF tho States and 70 calculated TO
huulllnln and degrade them lurkcd 10 anv Of
the provisions OF the constitution that instru.
ment would never have been adopted. There
arc many difficulties in maintaing tho position
OF the Circuit Court. 1t criminal prosecution
Of On oii40dcr against tho laws of State oan
DO trant lerrcd 10 Federal court, what officer
10 to prose cute the CASA? Is the attorney Of tho
Commonwealth to follow tho case from his
county. or will tho United States district attor
noy tako charge Of il? Who ia to summon
witnesses aud provide for their fees? In whose
name ii Judgment to DO pronounced? If the
accused Is convicted and ordered to be sentenced
who IS to enforce tho sentence? Ifho is deemed
worthy oil executive clomency, who is to exercise
1t, tho Governor Of tho State or the President
OF the United States? These and other DUES.
tons which might be asked show the moon
g'u'.y and absurdiy Of tho attempted proceed.
ing, Undoubtedly if in tho trial Of a case in
tho State courts Federal question arise, The
courts decision thereof may be reviewed By the
Federal judiciary. Provision for such revision
Was mads in the 18th section of tho Judiciary
acs OF 1859. by that &C. harmony between the
Federal and State courts is secured, the rights
OF to:h Federal and State governments main-
tsload, and every privilege and immunity which
inc accused could assert under either, can be
enforced. Justice Clifford concurs 10 Justice
Fields opinion.
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ElODenacnt.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Dr. j. Hunt, ono of
the lest known physicians of Hoboken, and q
prominent member eft the Methodist church. has
eloped with young lady who has been visiting
The family. His wife received a note yesterday
turn and told her to sell the furniture in his
home, keep the proceeds and 90 homo to her
father,
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UOTEl. ARRIVALS.

TONTINE.-G S BallccI, Wash; Jndso ".
b G Sbumats. Fauquier &c; } r Iaymau.
Balto; l. Ill Powers. Clarke COL w Grubh,
Clarke Co; J w ShccSare, Baltic; Judge }
Sauestcr, Fairfax &c; j Nj Cutl.tt, jr, Fauquicr
20; W & Gatowood. Fauquicr &c; b W CLARK,
HerndoD; Il Z Florence. F4uquiar Go: NJ Mad
GnX, Stauatau; DR. W ID McWhorter. FairIav
Z Ii; j w Graham. Fairfax q H.; d Monroe,
Kappahanuock Go; G Browning, ! fauge &c;
w II Taliaferro. Orange &c; T .F"Bakor. ILL.,.
nos; q W Saunders, Wash; X Ware. Was!;
Wm Ayro. Fairlar CC L A A3re. Fairfax Co.;
w Fleming, Baltic.
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DIED.

In Washington, or Tuesday, March 2nd, of
pneumonia, in tho SD year of her sye, Mrr.
ANNA MARIA DAVIDGE. widow of Fran
CTS d. Davidge, esq, and mother of w. d. Ds-
Vidge, OF the District bar. She was widely
Known IN Washington and in Mary land, where
she was born, being The daughter OF C.oncrt
Dorsey, esq.
In De Soto, Mex. Feb. e. 1880, EDWARD,
infant son of Alfred S. a:d $. Virginia Bouch-
ard, aged days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-03

An Insane man, who was being conveyed 10
the asylum at Hopkiosvi!le, KY, CO Friday
night, attacked Colonel Garrigus, fellow pas,
scngcr 90 tho traia. The Colonel was asleep
at the time, and was awakened by the maniac
making two thrusts with penknile. The knife
cut bis Clothing, but failed to wound him. The
crazy man was disarmed and secured 10 the
baggage car.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-03

Tho symptoms 81 Liver Complaint are bit
ter or bad lasto in Tho mouth; gaia ia the b.cH
eidea, or Joints; sour stom, ch; loss OF appetite
Headache. loss OF memory, debility low ppirii-
aud thick, yoloWish appearance Of the ekin
and eyes, A remedy, which gives permanent
relief. is Lartqne's Anti Bilious Bt,crs. s,L
everywhere. &c. n package. or 81 n bottle.
". Il. THORNTON. Proprietor.
Baltmcr,, Nil
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WrtE Gcrcr:} Grant, the s!7org mGn, -
President, ADD inc present majority Of tho &u.
"reton Court 70 sustain him. even the myth Of
States rights, about III of That doctrine thst
EoH romans, wall bs eliminated from American
p hey.
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StamN Fighting for their Reservation
HstChIS

.IANKroN. DAKOTA, March o.-The survey.
ing party Ct tho CHI lso Gid Northwestern
Railway Company have ias entered upon or
attempt IN run its line across tho Sioux rtser-
walton and up Bad river. ftom Fort Piarre.
They trlod It from Fort Bennett up tho Choy
cune river, md wern hcaAo: off By InLiaus un
der the leadership Of Red Shirt, who told thom
the attempt to carry On q lutreY would bring
crtaln death to the pnrty. Again. from For,
George the surveyors started line, but White
4h"st, with n GLOWING of Brulu Sioux, WAS on
tho grCund. and forced thom to abandon tho Of
fort The Bsi river road runs through tho ru.
serVatl"n, and thu Indians hsTa access to it from
threo agencies. II s doubtful whethnr the par-
ty will succeed in making any survey through
that country. Tho indians are opposed to all
such movements, and have announced that they
will hight for their rights.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-03

My WIFE SUFFERED With prolapsus utterug
haor albus, complicated with other female from.
n Oh Her life was miserable. Rev. Guy s,
tfazay, OF the Methodist Church, advised me
to try Giles Llnimont Iodide Ammonia, he tel
ling NE OF tho wonders it had performed On bis
Vile, VINO was martyr to such troubles, aud il
now well. | obtained the Liuiment, and nv
wife is cured. N ~
CHAs. r. JONES, Editor Observer,
en-, Charlotte, N. G.
Write 10 Dr.. Giles, 100 West Broadway.
n. T., who will cure without charge. Giles
PIllS cure Gout. Sold by all druggists. Trial
bottle 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-03

This will certify that have used Warren {,
En9ilsh Condition Powders on several horsc9
suffering from colds aud discmper, and ~
every case they have done my slcct a gtcnt
deal OF good. lSigped II. b. Carter, board
and sale ssablos, 10, IL. ard II south Paca st.
Baltimore. Md. 81
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Attempted Assassination.

ct. PETERSBURG. March -Gen. Melkoff
was Tired at to-day IS he was alghting from his
carriage by youth, who WAS Immediately A.
rested by cosssck.
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MINE REsUMrTIoN.-Tho Cumberland Nows
says: Tho American Coal Company resumed
work yesterday in their jackson mino At Is cents
per ton. All the important mines in the region
are now working at that rate
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EOIInG Dead.

WILMGNsToN, Del, March 3.-Henry Pepper,
the law partner of senator Bsyard. was found
dead IN bed hero this morning. 1t is believed
that no died from apoplexy during tho night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-03

A member OF tho British Pallamcut has
been arrested for charging coGlmil;,c viii
corruption.