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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-03-26

SPRING.-For several days past the
weather has been quite warm and pleasant,
and the average industrious citizens have
been improving the time in beautifying their
grounds and making gardens The usual
amount OF spring fever seems to prevail
among those subject to that complaint.
The ladies have displayed the usual amount
of dry goods, ribbons and new hornets,
and then gone home to bewail their freckles,
and the usual number of poems dedicated tc
spring have found their way to our waste
basket. Welcome spring
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-03-26
Use the Dana Stock Mark

rT,HE NEATEsT, CHEAPEST, BEST MARK FOR
i Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, ever invented Speci-
mems sent free, by mail. For full particulars,
Address W. B. CARTER, Agent.
GAYErrE Office Corvallis. OREGON.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-03-26

THE YAoUINA WAGON RoAD.-We learn
from Wallis Nash, ESQ.,, who has charge of
the proposed improvement of the Yaqulna
wagon road, that more than two hundred
days work has been already subscribed, in
addition to the appropriation made by the
County Court. This will put the road from
here to the Bay in good condition for travel
by the time pleasure seekers wish to visit
the bay.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-03-26

NoMINArED.-The Democrats of Polk
county assembled in convention last Satur-
day and nominated the following ticket
State Senator, r J. Grant Representatives,
John j. Daily, G. Hubbard and NJ. L. Pipes;
Clerk, M. NJ. Ellis; Sheriff, L. M. Hall /;
County Commissioners, r. F. Smith, 7. B.
Waite Assessor, M. Scrafford; Treasurer,
DIR. J. r. Sites Superintendent of Schools,
A c. Sweet; Surveyor, S. F. Bureh; Coro-
ner. DR.. T. j. Lee. The following persons
were elected Delegates to the State Conven-
tion: Fl Ellis, John Parker, B. F. Burch,
T. G. Richmond, T. B. Williams, r. Doty,
j. j. Williams, 7. j. Lee. The Convention
passed a resolution instructing delegates to
the State Convention to support Hon. Ben.
Hayden for Congress.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-03-26

To CoRvALLIs.-Mr. Andrew Kelly went
up to Corvallis Monday, tsking with him a
number of first-class buggies and hacks. 1t
is Mr.. Kelly's intention of introducing his
vehicles to the Benton county public and
establishing an agency at Corvallis. Kelly
& Underwood's reputation for building first.
class buggies is not surpassed in Oregon,
and we can assure our Benton county friends
that a bargain made with Mr.. Kelly will
never be regretted = Statesman.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-03-26

CHILD STEALING.-Three persons, who re-
side in Albany, and appear in society cloth
ed in female garb, and are supposed to pos
sess the common attributes of woman, made
short visit to our city last week. Not,
however, for the purpose of renewing
acquaintance, but to engage in the nefari-
GUS business of kidnapping Mr.. j. B.
Scrafford's little daughter, some 10 or IL
years of age. These female desperadoes sue
ceeded, by the aid of their two accomplices
here, in getting the child away from school
and across the Willamette river opposite
Corvallis, and would no doubt succeeded IN
carrying her away to Albany, had it not
been for the timely appearance of Mr.. Allen
who, hearing the childs screams, was at
tracted to the carriage, and Immediately de-
manded an explanation, which was not at
all satisfactory to him. He succeeded in
getting the child and returned her to her
home. We forbear mentioning names, but
if such thing occurs again we will give the
parties engaged in it a full sized benefit.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-03-26

DILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS MONTHLY
ID statements neatly printed at this Office
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-03-26

R. R. TO DALLAS The Oregon Railway
Company, limited, has determined to finish
its extension to Dallas Immediately, and
gave bond few days since to the citizens of
Dallas guaranteeing to complete the con-
nection to that city before the Goth of May
next, provided the right of way was pro-
cured from Smith6eld to Dallas Accord
ingly the company has advertised for ties,
and the engineer has been ordered to make
permanent location of the line and COM
plete it as fast as possible.
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ANOTHER MURDER IN LINN Co.-Last
Monday, at Lebanon, in Linn county. dur
ing an alteration between A. M. Ferrier
and Wiley F. Powell, the former drew a
pistol and shot the latter, killing him almost
Instantly. Immediately after the killing
Ferrier went to Albany and surrendered
himself to the authorities and was commit
ted to jail to await his examination, which
was to take place yesterday. The quarrel
grew out Of alleged improper intimacy with
Powelfs wife.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-03-26

The Portland and Vancouver railroad ha.
been incorporated.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-03-26

THE GATES AJAR.-St Peter was caught
asleep, and an angel in disguise stole throgh
the heavenly portal and called at the resi-
dence of Rev. Dunning, day or two SINCE
and taking advantage of the circumstances
another cherub flew down the heavenly
stair case last Wednesday night and stopped
to rest its weary wings at DR.. F. A. Vim
cents.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-03-26

PATTERN CUTT1NG.-Mrs. E. K. Rinker
has returned to Corvallis for the purpose of
teaching the art of cutting patterns by Mrs.
Broomhawer's system. She desires to say
that her system is superior to the Star sys-
tenn now being introduced by Mr.. Beggs.
and that she is ready to prove this assertion
by a practical test, at any time. Office at
the Vincent House.
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NEW GooDs.-A. Cauthorn & Son have a
large and well selected stock Of merchandise
on the way from San Francisco They will
be open and ready for inspection next week.
All our patrons and the public generally
invited to call and examine our goods and
prices.
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e.ai3aT ar1isa lsirlsltsi,is.a.

Correspondence al IEH = inynn,iria iin::.,tLn |
klrHMnNp, VA, Fnhiuny ln5n, lSSu. -
~ The Ii an uarr (SI cItlcd) Gaun,ll 10 night
ill., e. sFa considerable wrangiing over this Rid.
d!cbtierr bill. Ii has srorG opponents in lie
rank%"i tia iaGiy so called. Thn chaGr0s nre,
however, shst the n5ncls viii, by inhiori,y
vote, Sustain thn hi, hnt there wl!I ho some
nkNWarmnrti among ammo nt Tho Turner
iHclnn IN supporting II. An has been said be.
fore tina II now fight bctecrn hlahono and
Nlas'Ir, and between thu iva let III hrn Alassin
WIn.
Tuesday waa The day ir.t srt upon to con
sldr7 the EIdAlrh,rgrr bill. then "Wednesday.
and from the present lookout | wOuld not bc
SURPRISED II the thug IL no! reached this week.
ljnicsi tina brenl, in tho ranks is healed, unless
Nlasso 5 friends allow themselves 10 b, bull
deed hy tho Malone gang, thun the party
| cannot 80 into tho two h0usrs IA n unit for tho
support oi tho BILL
Since Friday thcrn hava been rumora fl rat
| In Richmond to tic effect that Mr.. j. Il. Poin
dexter wond marry Miss CotrcIl bcioro he
went TO the IcntcnIlary. but so far no license
has been gotten for tho marriage. OF coulso
.o uhiel CAolCo tHuG'I lulCTCSt ID hlChmODu,
10 day it is said that it was intended that This
marriage should take place, but that uplockr i
Tor difficulties have bacD thrown in tho way 1t
| Is underalood that tho objection has boon made
TO issuing marriage liconso 10 Mr. Poindexter
upon tho ground that under tho law no such Ii
censo can DO issued it being argued that msrrsgo
IS contract, and that q convict being no citiZSn
cannot enter into contract If this report DO
true it will be novel question for tho courts to
decide. IL is aaid that this 10 the first timo in
tho history OF Virginia that such 2 question hiss
arisen III il has arison) and that it is inIocd al
most without precedent.
Tho Mrs. Jarloy's Wax Works Show" hold
tonight FOR tho benefit Of the Richmond Art AS
socation was one OF tho most successful of our
amateur exhibitions Hon. a. nj. Kelley was
Mrs. Jarloy," and his speeches wero brimful of
good things. Among other things. Mrs. Jarley
ssld that before she got mir. Stun" to wind M
tho iggors for hor this work WAS done by hor
cart driver. but whom she camo TO Virginia with
her groat show these readjusLors seiz ID her cart
driver and made judge out of him for ono of
tho counties. der cart driver VISA "li%zsrd"
man sho mentioned incidentally
ihoro Wss much excitement in tho 81. Jsmos
Hotel tonight about II o'clock by tho cries of
Ire on tho stroot. Fortunately the excitement
did not create panic, as thoro wero cool headed
poFsoEs prosont who soon assured tho quests
that there was no real danger. The fire proved
!" y" haSI W lac hotoi. STRoNGHOw
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fT&R1~S DE TEE U-gs.

There arrived al the port Of New York dur
Ing The month OF January $3.50 Immigrants.
Rev. Henry Clement, OF tho Virginia Confer
ence NJ. IL. Church, died early yesterday morn
ing, in Baltimore.
Frarcis ID. Moulton waa elected president of
tho International Dairy Fair Association yes
tcrday in New York.
The thermometer ylBtcrdaY morning at lIart'
ford. Conn, Indicated 10 hcecccI below zfro :;
in West Hartford - below, md in Bristol Is
below.
john Rice, who participated IN pcrry's vic.
tory on Lake Eric, ard tho ouIy survivor Of
that famous fight, died yesterday at hia homo
in Shelby, Ohio.
| Three hundred and twcoy five cases of whi.o
| Manchester goods, valued at 100000 wcro
SOLD at auction at New York yesterday, and
brought their full market value.
Rev. Edward Uowlcy, on nial for starving
aud Ill trnaling the children under his charge
in New York, in tho Shophtr i's Fold, was yes.
tcrday admitted to bal! i'll The sum Of $500
MIR. John Alou. u we'll known Baltimore
merchant, resident naiagCr Of tho New York
firm Of David Dows t. Co., and director IN the
Corn and Flour Exchange, has lnystcriousy
disappeared from that city
II is announced that Mr.. Jnmes c. Fair, who
is millionaire resident Of San francisco. will
contest Mr.. Sharons return from Nevada to
the United States Senate. hlr. Fair is to bo
run by the Democrats.
iissnru WAS discovered in tho ceiling
o! tho assembly chamber of The new Capitol OF
Albany, N. Y, which coat $l2 600, 900, en-
Monday, winch was supposed to have resulted
| rom The settling Of tie foundation. 10 oan.
tuned 10 iictraa"d to such degree that sixty
tons ol stone wcro placed M the rooi to prevent
lurihcr scparat,or.
Tho will of the leiu hlolrh T.. Borr, of
lhilafelrhla, civss all lis properly to hia wife,
lor HE, viii. iuwer to usn ~ much OF tho p,in
clpal as She desires, and ID lisa0ao Of the resi-
due by her last vii. la default cl' such dis
position he dl,rn-rH IT such reSirln. as follows:
After suhdIy lr&arlH T. pGla,Hai friends and
relatives, anunntihH III the aggregate to 81 600
and iicndine therein Is legacy 10 General II. s.
dfhhl 81 so ~'". ha inakoa numerous requests
to charitable Institutions, ranging from SIS OGu
to ! 600 each.
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FDKEfST EEIES-

In tho British House of Commons last nigh,
the debate in reference to Irish relief was con-
tlnuGt! and the amendment TO tho addross reject
OIL by p vote OF ZIG to Cj Tho address was then
adopted, as was tho seod potato bill, end that
aulh0rl%ng All investigation into tim csl,so OF
tho distress
The VesrIscho Zoitupg says tho danger to Ku-
rropcan pohco is no longer from France. but
rom knssia. Germany and Austria must wstc
nor and compel her To abide by tho treaty OF
Berlin. We
ono woman aid shvon men warn killed and
lhlttehn persons seriously injured by tho hnrn-
ing OF tho Dublin Theatre Royal.
:, Lord acncoEsisld denies that England has "a.
loved t"rsIs from har treaty AS to Hn,a,.
lho police have suiZnd quantity OF srms in n
iarmet,H house near lrGnghraa, county GALWAY.
ireland.
Iaioln IS first lavnrita in tho betting for Tho
race Tor lhn LIncolnehra handicap, which will
taEa place NJ tho Lincoln snring meeting on
eli aRdRy, March 18th
Nj lfan Adolpha Chnnioy, Republican hla
SSonaltr III France, who had bnen ALTERING from
bronchitis, diHd last night y. tho ago Of ST
Tho hmporor will not npnn tha Herman Ia
iiameht III peraon. nut will he represented by
ffinca Rismsrrk
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'SICClct jV:3t5. gN1@Hc5 y tie -Ai"st. E'~titf
WAsuiGGr0N. = G., Esh. / |, l;SH.
Gau. Russl. 5, ot Virginia. was b:IOrc The
Senate COMMITTEES 81 Agriculture this morning.
and explained Lia plans for producing artillc al
rain ty tho explosion. 10 the clouds, OF balloons
losdcd with dynamitr The c)mmiltee re-
questcd the General TO write out his views at
length, for lubl:c.tion by tie congressional
printer, md informed him that they would
then read them and gi9a them their earliest
c)n. Iteration
There ale Two minority reports en- tho bill to
rciastaic Fr& ohm Porter. Tho QUO Ct Cen.
Burnside aas presented this morning. Ills
principal reason Tor crpcs ~ tho bill Is tho
dangerous rr. codnnt, he says, it will establish
for congressional nttrlcrelc c. with tho decision s
OF courts martial. Mr.. Raudolph tried to pct
up this bill TO day, s. az TO eiVn his views on
| it, but Mr.. L7gan otjro:cd, and it had to so
| over.
| MIR. Eaton, 10 the Senate this IiorDing, offered
q resolution calling upon tho President for
| all the correspondence tina! has occurred on the
| sutiCcs Of an interoceGnic canal.
| The li0us1 Tor considerable time to dsy
was occupied with the consideration OF tho bill
for the removal CT cases from State 10 Federal
| courts.
MIR. Bcale. OF Tie House Committco on Man
utacurCs, who has tho bill Tor the prevention
OF tho aduttrltIUu of lucd and drtk in charge,
is 10 receipt OF numerous letters from all parts
Of tho cjugtry, urging him t. push bis bill
through as RAPIDLY "a possible.
| An application is u0~ btiore Tie House
Committee On Commerce from Il steamboat
| FAR hn Ah,,ri n Tho oh
nj bcIwcrn NrarkIin and Chineoteaguo Island.
in Acc,mae county. w.. but TIC owners Of lar d
| niOrg that channel oppose il upon Ihu ground
that such Improvements would damage their
oyster crop.
lh"r" IL uuw Dylnr die: about tho passage vi
| Nj. Bales hill Tor incIudirg West Point in
! tho klchmuuu customs district. Mr.. BcaiC
Attempted To get il through yesterday, hut was
pir vented ~ The cill for tho regular order. and
it Is nov undcrSiOud thlt Mr. HOrdo's coGsitu
EMS ASS opposed TO il, aad that consequently
that gan;!enin will hav3 to oproau it,
The House Committee on ltxIcudiutra In
thu State Department have mot az Yet consult
ed Mr.. Evait, with tcirrr,r, 10 tbs Mosby
Contemporaries. nui considered That ciIrraron
,ieIr'. GnI, Loan lr,s,nj Ipr,.uIaLc - It scrl.S
| d1ubI1ul Whcthr tiIry will do either. MIR.
| Clyinvt, the CHAIRMAN nl the cnmlni!;Gr, in
iurmsd yaut rJricsl;"tnttni tl,4 mnrrinr that
u waa auiriIGnai /. whether the rJlniuit !tr
would BIZ In4iiii";: ~ crnSId rinL :; matter NhGni
! winch cvriFttdy iT:a sat fled. The corruption
al pt"i,h9 g. ,h iiIt 'rT: iiioTrd III rtsiru their
pdslI"iin. an / that 'I'S r'italniy wonli moi t'
jn1tIhtd l'' ia tI"v ,hr t,iiitIfy Ia th: Expense
"l Tlj,nu0 NJ go 400 ia summnnns witnesses
oil ill., way l!On thH:a t., t.,nl n l,at that
was universally i&kn59 edged
| t,,..l al, -. Tenant m, .
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'ahc Hscleer Er.lyEpr aais:i~itits

ErnMoNp. ElEmNtA. February u. I>So. -.
A tclCgraphr,l ytsItr!ay iAa ii,i d
Mcssrs. ". ". Archer, r,r:nr H. Harrison
and James \. frn'2ar, ~" p,:!ia w!,A Sirr
arrested Yesterday, growing ou; ii The dl'rII,'
OF the Capitol ioek place n I'niiaa lir.,,;qHar.
tors and resulted in GainT Mr. Aicisr nn,i
hiding thai c7n!l,n.an and Nj. T.: &i;.r orec
to keep the priaa in lie snm oi :; 600 yaa;,
Daring tho trial Captain Mur.a Spntsy.,ri.
counsel Ter Mr.. Harrison s!,d That H. ,!ua!,i-
STOOD that the piiic pals in THIS affair s3rra ri
aoncrs OF tho House Of Delegates, an ,gclr naw
under loads to appear iclOtc tlcn 10 answer
Tor contempt, and speaking Ter his Client. asked
that further procedures 10 rrsiponci rnii!
their case had bean aclIlcd hy lho t!oGsc. That
if they wcro tiled and lunsl:rJ IiY lv carrI
they would thea he tried hy tha i!ousa iog lie
Same Offence, ard tho lava OF NirginiS forbid
persons being punished tgic, iGr tho same OF :
fence.
Col. Gibson, chaIrmaH Of the c1iniiiit:2a an
pointed by the llOus, 10 Investigate the mat.
ter vas or tho samo opiLiJh as Capt. Sp0taToc,l.
This question WIS argued fer Some tiaic. Capt.
Geo. u. Wise took TIA ground thai ;ha ac,ni-
ed we're charged with violating the !;.23 ui tho
commonwealth, ant were prnp3Iy iiH !"l 'On
cIs OF the curt.
Justic, Cru'chicli enid that tito raits5 wcro
now ia tho custody Of tho court aud were his
prisoners, md that he would ovtrEulc TIC lao
ton to postpone the investigation nd .rjc,cd
with tho case until il was concluded.
Tho Sergeant ut AIMS cf The House cario III
to court and informed the Justice that Eiossrs
Anchor aid llGrrison were lis prisoners, ahd
requested that they DO delivered up to him.
Justice CIutobiell: | refused to do ST.
They arc my prisoners, AID 10 msttcr wIa.
your orders arc, sir, refuse to obey them
This provoked another long discussion a, 10
tho question Of jurisdioicp. which was brought
to cioso by tho Jusiic, announcing shat he
had dec dtd tho question. aud thai ii anytii:E
moro was taid about it, be it member OF tho
Legislature, chairman oil lilo cjmmittcc, or epy
QUO else, ho would commit tho ratiy 10 vi irr
contempt.
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kcurIlry.

New YoRI. Feb. ia San i'ragcitco
special says Denuis kearucy, On Sunday. 10
his tiyss sand lot" speech, sipoo lis return
from tho East, said "Parncll told mo that he
came to America not to beg money t. buy food
for tho distressed. but to get moncv to kcrp up
tho agitation and remove the CAUSE, bus when
ho landed in New York The nouar1liss cltd,
Plenty Of money Tor grnb bnt nonn fer 2ah. ,
Let the Irish Of Ireland wake up and show 10
tho world that they arc not bcrgsls but mcn
who must and shall BIO lrcc--Ict them Fay that
they arc determined to have either Tho land
which is thtir God gwen right or lie lana-
robbers blood, or bath. | wans 10 arc alt
moneys collected in this couniry hsucA oyct
to The Irish Land l. ,arna. oi whc!, AZ. Par
nell IL PRESIDENT but it wI have 10 )rla to .sia
cntlog OF the thrnats Of the landIAri!s. nnd
When ha throat emitting n,Gmrnraa an uith
them
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&;sf.,.'12 :t=3 4.ETt;E..!5, g.sesgrEEfz.--,2s
WAsil!HG TON. F.b. II, 1880
SENATE

SENATE.
MI. Cccktcl!, lfjll the CGn,iui;tcu OH ti4i.ls
reported adversely Oh tho bill grautiug a pee.
s'or 10 tho widow Ct the late General Gus cr
At tic request Of Mr.. Ferry it was plsced on
the Calendar.
hlT. Garland, from the Committed on the
,juGiaiary, reported bill TO amend s;ction
s. 352 revised statutes in reIerclcs to bigamy and
poIygamy. Placed on tho Calendar.
At 1880 p. m. MIR. Randolph moved 10 take
up the bill for the relief OF Filz } ohm Porter.
Mr.. Logan desired That when tho bill should
be taken up it might be outside Of the morning
hour 30 that the discussion would not b9 broken
up by tho expiration OF the hour.
Mr. R1ndol ph then asked that the bill DO
! made special order for Monday ntXt, after
/ the morning hour, which was agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. E,ton. tho Scra!o took
up and passed the resolution offered by him
December 4th requesting the President 10 trans
nit to tho Senate copies OF all correspondence
| between this and foreign governments and their
representatives in relation to an Inter oceanic
canal.
| The Senate then proceeded TO consider tho
| Calendar.
The bill authorizing and dirocliDg tho Post
master General TO roatiust tho salaries OF CIR
tain postmastera in tc:ordar CO with the rrovi
slons OF section s Of the act OF Juno l2th 1866
was passed.
| Tho morning hour having expired. tho Sen
ato resumed the consideration Of tho bill au
| thOtzug asccrtalnmcut of The amount of lard
located on military warrants 49,, AID Mr.. ED
munds coninucd his remarks
| MIR. EimuDds argued that The per c.nt
referred to in tho enabling acts Of tho States
| named 10 tho bill! was per cent Ct clsh rcve
nue. from sales Of public lands.
| HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MIR. O'Conncr, Of S. e., from the Cummittot
on Civil Service Reform. reported back tn,
bill providing for the judicial n ccrtaiumcni @
tho claims against th9 u. s, which was urlcr
cd to be printed and r, ,muittcd
On motion OF Mr.. Buckncr. OF Mo-, the les
timoDy taken by tho Committee on Baukin,
aud Cunorc7 relative to the Ocean NalioDa
Bank OF Ntw York, Was ordered to ha printed
MIR. Filcc.cl lona submitted the report Of TIT
saine committee upon the affairs OF Tho Gcruni
National Hank 81 Ctirsgn. Tie report wa
ordered {" hr printed aud aii on the tnbr.
Mr. Warner. OF Ohio, from tha C0nflitto,
"n Coinage. Weights anu Measures, reported
hLr. iEu ti HinonoInr .!rnir6n ijtii oi the 70
Nllhi statutes. "hri VA uldrirA il ptintcl
| aud r,clnmit!rL.
Tho lluero then resumed The Characterization
Of tho 'cIurt removal bin. which went Owe
| without action
| The COMMITTEES; oil thu Mis- inpi lAV1tI
was unsuccessful IN lis attempt to obtain iura
die Ion over cub; relating 81 The imprnvo-
meat Ul Tho Mi-,lsHiDp river and Tia Gnhita
llr:. me Committee OF the whole deciding bp
r. IA Al.
no ov'r tho enhrct Of tho l,vtoa at thu klis sis
| airpj.
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T0m.clic in Ismtqs County.

MlLLbJR9, VA, Fol-. il.--SSn0n s:i.,th, n
Tanner At Warm Springs. was shot aud instantly
Sitleh yesterday by man Ismed John Camp.
Del'' shoemaker, snid t., be from Page ct unity.
Tho tToahis grew ont Of y misunderstanding
about the hIrn at Smiths wagon. Campbell WAS
arrest"f and lodged in jail. saith leaves "a large
family in destitute circumstances. having r.
Gently had his housn burned, with all ita con-
lentH. Hr.r .Irhnlhg's Cap. Considerable ndig-
halion - inlt by thu clilz"ns ca account Of lha
unCSl ed. for murder
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Geaeral Giant has oaiy d,nc wha. ,v.rv-
body who hnuwa hin, kGrw hn w"nIi il #
there Was r'u,iInn q, -. com, ,inHn from his
ills anil nosno1 lodged lis intention Of fighting
for the republican nomination Ter the nj Xt
presidency bike tko olIrr nsrrants FIR that
nomination. hit IN will win it there Ia hardly
any d0nbt, hui after that the rub
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Found abG;;iJ.

PtiILADEl piIlA, Frb. lI.-Jsnnin Moore,
alas Tyson. n,Or:d, aged - yeais, va ionpd
dead IN hngrl, III Alaska street tais morniur.
With all The rViena;,a ri having been kicked to
death. Hank i'.sni:, ::iso Il, Ioitl. w4a .Gbs,-
qunntly arTraIld Tor tiu G iIn". liza Il, iri,bnrs
having hoard Iiaao nmi the snnt6h iiihiing
during he night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-11

&Et'- NOTWITHSTANDING tho very Great ad.
V*f'co ia thn irirc Of Iosthor and COS! Of Roots
aud Sh"cs, Wa will sell our ontiro stock OF Fall
ana Ninicr iGDTS and SHOHS At email sd.
Vance rs"f cat. in order Ia reduce our stock,
Al {" want val saVn loog.ny hy calling on us
he'"'' r;'rr,.airH Va hhvna largo stock of
ii.'!',' "na G'hiiani,t,'t ttnu BooLs ani 4hoos,
WHICH """h"t h" snfrnss"d IN Sivla, durability
r"i rec
'"h Il; w. Il. NADDEY, liO King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-11
Burning OG,s Church

Few Y"RK, Feb. ll.--Trinity Epiacopal
Church, cornor G! Fonfth avenue and l2olh
street. was totally destroyed by fra this morning