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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-21
FOREIGN NEW,S

Europe receives colby tho British proposal
10 enlc'c' by arms The Bariia oonercno, deci.
s;ou.
Is IS stated The Spanish government will
ahnrtiE dlsbaod fcurtoou thousand men of the
Cuban srOy.
Orders have been given by tho Porte for the
Immediate repair of the forts at tho Black sea
entrauco TO tho Bosphorus.
The Rounanian troop, havo annihIlsfed tw,
comreDics Of Bulga,i.n irsurgouls 10 the d..
bru0I', $50 hundred CT them being killed,
Scnor Emilio CASTELAR,. of Spin, has issusd :,
manifesto. asking his adborents to part;cinato
In tho elections to be held on September 5,
The Lyndon Timrs ridiculcs as paltrv Tim
!lhest'ica exploits of the Fonians 10 Ireland,
but regards the anti rent agitation $ serious
The floods 10 Prussia SIesia and Posen fall
upon the western edge of the great grain feId
OF Northern Europe, the vast plain Wing h.
tween the Oder and tho Vis!uIa, and wb;cb
used to be the main grauary from which West.
c'n Europe drew its supplies Much wheat 10
still shipped from this section, though reosnlIv
a. part OF tho land has been given no to the cnI.
iiVallon OF potatoes and of boots for sugar All.
Ing. e'' - IA
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Foreign Miscellany.

BERLIN, Aug. 2l.-The collective rejoinGer
of the Powers 10 the Porte's reply to their note
on the Greek question will be presented in day
or two, The unity of opinion among the Powers
is still perfect. France is ready TO follow where
the others are prepared to esd, but will not take
the Initiative
LONDON, Aug. q The meeting OF the master
cotton spinners' and and manufacturers associa-
ton of Northeast Lancashire at Manchester,
yesterday, refused the application OF the weav-
ers for 10 per cent. advance in their wages. ow.
ing to the state of trade.
EoME, Aug. 2l.-The Diritto, the ministerial
orgsr, announces that the King has placed the
roy villas of Cspodi Monte and Marochetti at
the disposal of Mr Gladstone 10 case that gentle.
man should come to Italy for the benefit of his
health,
LONDON, Aug. 2l.-Ths Daily Nows this
morning says: I'VE have reason to believe that
the conlinued i'll health Of Lord Koseberry will
prevent his accepting tho under socre.aryship of
state foc lucia in place of Lord Lsnsdowne, who
rosigntd"
LONDON. Aug GA Berlin dispatch to the
Times ssys that Cardinal Nina. the Papsl secre.
tsry OF stata has had an stack of fever, and will
probably have 10 court retirement and repoee for
considerable Tina
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VIRGINIA NEWS,

Tho season at Tho Watering places 10 tho Vir
GEL, Mountalaq has boon 40 yc,llcut one aaG
is row ct It's height.
Nearly every precint 10 Faroujer has q rom
lar Hancock ard English cub and fay. bui
not single 1,s has been rais,d by the road
iu.tcrs
The Piedmont Virsiciau saga that while tho
u a., 10 thn Congressional convention from
"oiiioSo, MaJlSon county. were not instructed,
they favor tho nomination of Mr.. Ncalc for
Congress-
40 excufsion train, with about $50 merchants
anu representative business men from Miss;s
slpr.l, Alabama. Tennessee and Georgia, arrived
81 Nor!oiS Yesterday over tho Atlantic, Missis-
sinp aui Oalo railroad. a puber left for Bali.
more aud Northern cities.
Ire eoitor OF tho Manassas Gaz,tto, who WIS
present at the meeting at Fairfax Court House,
last Monday, speaks in tho highest terms of
Mr. Mushbacb on that occasion, aud SAYS he
carried conVlcil1n to tho minds Of MANY read
Juastcrs who wero hcsitsing in their support OF
The tTo tickets.
at tho fruit cunning establis tment of II.
MocmaE, IN Boutetonrt county, thero had been
somo difficulty between Charles Farris, white
and souc women, childron of Peter Dapdridpe'
c;lorod, aged 10 years. and Dandridge appear,
CD oa the seeno to assist tho girls. A FIGHT en-
sued, and 10 tho melee, 10 which Dandrideo
and the co,ored women and Farris were all
engaged, the latter Gu! DandridQe on the breast
ana neck with spaIl pocket kuifa, from which
no died Instantly. Farriswas arrested and lodged
10 jail at Finoastlo. ''o
r, The Louisa correspondent Of tho Richmond
otste 10 mentioning the death of Mrs. Kent. "a.
ported in yesterdays Gsz,ttc, says: Sorrow and
goon, has been cast over this entire communi,v
by the saddcn death of Mrs. Saio G, Kent
wife OF H. NJ. Kent, esq Ct this place, Pare
ana lofty N character tender and true 10 all thu
relations Of life, sho has passed from lergo
NUMBER OF bcreaved ard sorrow stricken rols-
ives AID friends to that rest which rcmainolb
TO the people of God there to reo,iv, a crown
OF glory which fadeth not away.'"
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Mothers {!
MOtherS!! Mothery!ii

Are you disturbed at night and broken or vou,
rost BY. sick child suffering and CRYING WITH tn,
excrucietiDg pain of cutting toetn? II so. COST
o1ea ana get bottle OF MRS. WINSIO WIS
SOOTdlNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve tho Door
nv! little sufferer immediately depend uoon i;
mere is no mistake about it. There is nc! a
not tell you at once th6. it will regulate tGn
bowels, and give rest TO tho mo.hor, and RELIEF
ana health to the child, operating like magic.
1t ID perfectly safe to use in all cases and plea
ant TO the taste. and is tho prescription of ono Of
the oldest and beat female physicians and nurse,
will accompany each bottle. Mono g,nuino nm,
LESS the facsimile Of CURTIS C fERKInS
Is on tho outside wrapper. Sold By all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty-Five cents bottle. 5ews.. of
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DAILY & TRl-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR PRESIDENT,

FOR PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK, OF PENN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM II. ENGLISH, OF INDIANA.
ELECTORS AT LARGE,
John Echola, of Augusta.
K. w. Mckinney, of Prince Edward.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
First District Thomas Croxton, OF Essex.
Second District, l.. Il. Watts, OF Portsmouth.
Third District Hill Garter, Of Hanover.
Fourth District 8. F. Coleman, OF Cumborpd.
Fifth District, James 8. Rodd, Of Henry.
Sixth District. Samuel GrltIin of Bedford.
SeVonth District r. Ri. Mcmillan, of Greono.
Eighth District. j. Y. Menifec, of Kappa NIX.
Ninth district. K. K. Horny, OF Tsz,well.
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REUNION OF A pISUNITED PAIR.-A ,ouug
MIN. moriag liz select circles Of Philadelphia,
| about tgo years size, became Involved in diff.
cultcs growing out OF spt citations ia wool and
Jacksonville Railroad stock, AID to add to his
trouble, rcsortcd to dissipation. Tho young
vile, Riicr unComp lelningIy bearing her trou-
blCs, b c.uo d last Disguised. aud Nth her
young child fl ID to her fathers home, 10 tho
vicinity Of tho city. Tho husband disappeared
at the samo tmc, end oas generally supposed
to jc travelling in Europe. This. how
ever, Was not 80, Tor ho was seen 10 New Y ork.
Boston nad Worcester, Mass, apparently sink
ing deeper and deeper from the effects Of pro
logged spree. Eirly in the year ho was re-
ported as having memded his ways, and it is
DOW said that he b,osm, Interested in the pool
10 which Ger. Grants son was so successful 10
Wall strcst. and that his winnings amounted to
100000 The deserted wfJ. with her child.
accompanied her parents to their outage in
Atlanta City. Ooc afternoon recently she was
at ono OF the hotel lawn concerts, her child
now three years od-iIisking about with
the other children gathered by tho music.
Tho Child suddenly exclaimed, "Ohl mann
ma, here's papa The mother turned
10 time 10 SEQ her husband suddenly
oavicg tho spot where he had been seated
alone. Telling her child that she he'd made
mistake, which tho ittlo one stouly denied,
they returned to the cottage. After supper,
without saying anything to her parents about
the reIeonlro, she started. with her daughter,
for tho Rial!o, as the board walk is termed, The
old folks remained OF homo. and about dark
were surprise d to sec their daughter returning
with gentleman who had their grsndchild
10 his arms, implintirg frequent kisses 90 its
lips. When the party reached The house tho
surprilo of tho old lady and gentleman wss
turned into JOY whom they recognized in the
stranger their derect son.in.lsw. The story
was soon tnlG-how he had come 10 Atlantic
City for e f,w days, had mo. his wife end child
at the concert and had boon 80 overcome with
emotion that he had TO suddenly leave. and now,
meeting them again on the board walk, he could
no longer restrain himself, and the barrier of
pride WAS broken by zach simultaneously, and,
falling into each others ar ms they were reunited.
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ICOAIMuNIChTEn

IOU3IMUNICATED.
The rescjastets CAIN that poor Virginia i:
not abo 10 pay any moro taxes; that is thci,
Plea, ard yet The two most prominent roadiuss
ers 10 this cju6tg are judge Sangster and r.
Il. Far, ADD these two readjustcrs say we want
They. DOT the people) tho Court House reoon.
struosed, aud assess tex OF about $1,000 to
pay Ter this building. They don't talk about
consulting tho people upon that suit C: whether
they are sb!e or not. and these two parties are
tne very ones who arc at the head OF tho work.
Judge Sapgster ordered it to be done, r. r,
farr IL tho boss Ct the job. Now ara they not
very considetate reaousters arguing We the
people are 20: able to pay an honorable debt,
out assess Us for an unne coSsary one. J. p.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, August 2O:b,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-21

IHE CHARLOTTESVILLE REPUBLICAN Con-
VENTIoN, it seems, was 60 execution to tho
general rule govtroiog like political bodies in
thI, State. The colorcd element. as rsaal,
was tumultuous and determined to rule or
ruin. Tho Charlottesville Chronicle gives the
following account of som, Of the proceedings {:
About 10 O'Clock Wednesday night OK
Senator Lewis sick Of tbs scene. retired from
the convention, turning tho chair over TO j.
w. Porter. The speakers on either side con-
tlnued to express their viows, in speeches CT
ten minutes, for several hou!s, amid confusion
ana disorder That was 1t times uproarious, and
frequently threatening general row, Whou,
noaily, motion Was mado 10 adjourn sine die.
This was voted down. but az attempt was made
TO upset tho vota by chursiug bib Try Ga the
delegate who had cast tho vote Of FIuyanna
end Gooohland agairs. aGiourament. This the
delegate Indignantly dopied, and CLAYTON Eos
ter, who made the charge. was called on for the
proof The chsirmau sid if BODY had 90
onpted brlbo he ought to be huug as hieh cs
Hsman, and if the charge WAS proved en- the
eentlt man from FLU :" tho votes of tho ooun
Ties represented by him should BIO stricken off.
Then cnsued statements and couutcr sta. cm ,nts,
and hoally Dr. Points ADMITTED, Oh we are 10
formed. that he had offered tho delegate S35,
10 lieu OF $50 that he bad demanded. Both
Points and Foster said they did not Gro if
their votes were thrown out. since the Fiuvna.
pa delegate had 81, Flu" perss led 10 his
denial. alleplog that attempts TO briba him had
beon made by the opponents of nomination,
which no had pcrslstcotly declined Durine
this discussion of the charge asuinst the delo-
gate from Fiuvana. Elliott. a S:aunton dele.
gate, charged that DR.. Points bad himself be %
an asplraut for Congress, and solicited tho 10.
tiaencc a1d aid of the Stsuntou delegation, and
attributed his curse in the convention to Ola.
grin because he could not get nomination
himself Hubtud ersued. and DO d, ci ion was
FETCHED as to the guilt or Innocence OF the par
y' and hnally the chairman picked up his hat
a0d lett This ccc1rred abous 3 o'clock On
Thursday moroiug. Mr.. Porter subsequently,
resumed the chair. and declared the copven.
ton scjourneu sioo die ADD Senator Lewis again
made his appearance and also declared the con.
!venton adjourned sine die. The dominant ma
lotl'y refusing to recognize tho adjourpmedt cali,
cd >. W. Fisher TO the chair wnen, on motion
OF A. &. Parker, Mi. S. NJ. Yost, of Staun.
ton, was nominated ny reclamation as the 70.
pubclu candidate for Congress, after which
the convention adjourned.
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Eastern Affairs.

SIMLA, Aug. 2l.-Gab Stewart hcatqaar.
terd have b,en established at Jslalabsd. All is
well with his c mmaud, and tho couot7y is
quiet. Axe 'rtins to information brought by
natives GSa. Roberts. 90 his way to tic reiei
OF Uabd shar, has passed Gnuz j uoopposad.
Mahomcd Jan and Hssbim Khan wero hover
log on his IL Iuks 1t is stated that tho tribes
mco. being impatient, Ayoob Khan has 70
solved to make al assault on Candahar before
rellet can arrive. Goa. Phayro has started
for khoisk to arrange for 40 carly advarc,
from the south to succor Candahar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-21

TX Governor Hoffman, of New York, COW
Ii Europe. IN recent talk about affairs in this
country, said tho sold South doesn't frightcn
Northern men when it is s,Iid for UoioD
soldier" Now, whotncr tho cx Governor be
light or wrong is not for US to say, but, consid-
etiog tho causes that usually produce the emo.
lion OF fesr, wo naturally suppose ho is right,
ss 1t wonlda't DO reasonable for mCp 10 fear
thos, wh) are assisting thou in ccc!iug Pres.
ident whom they know to ba their friend.
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Examination Farther POSTPONED

NEW YORK. Aug, 90 The case of l.. Allieer,
the iosuranco broker, accused of negotiating o
81. OCO :tllca Hannibal & S.. Joseph bond was
before pcl!cc Justice Smith this morning tor &
animation. ThoTo wss large attendance otWal
Street brokers. Quite sensation was caused
hy polio, Inspector Byfnos prcitrring another
charge against the accused.
ihcJustIcs stated after rprclimin.ry tXsmina,
'loa that as the presence of other witnesses
you'd TO necessary to establish tho new charge
he wGu Il adjourn the examination uutilMondsy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-21

General 3. L. Butler has declared hia intcn-
lion OF supporting Hancock. Now with all
the Generars numerous falings, thore is 10
doubt about bis political disarmament. end his
avowed determination Of assisting the demo.
Gratis 10 their rcXt contest with the radicals is
therefore strongly indicative of how the cat is
going to Jump 10 tho old Bay State. Indeed
from present appearances it s,cws not unlikely
that political tidal wave will roll over tho
country next November and sweep radicaliSru
from i!s most entropched posiliors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-21

On the l2.h Of January 1868 hardly Six
weeks after General Hancock issued his order
subordinatipg military to civil authority in tho
South. and solely in Consequence, Of that order,
MIR. Garfield offered a resolution to punish him
therefor by di:chsrgiug him from the military
sorVlc, of tho country. This shows that even
that early DIR. Garfield thought "te saw a
stronger government approx ching and was glad
OF it, The question i5 whether or not the
people of the country arc as eoamored of strong
government as MIR. Garfield is. and they will
decide it next November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-21

a BLIND GIRL READs.-At the conclusion Of
the service st the (Old school) Baptist Church,
IN this place, on last Sunday. Mis- Elizs J,
Palntor blind gill, daughter of Mr.. Abrsm
Painter Of this county. at the request of the pss
TOR, Mr.. Menefee, read portion Of Scripture, 10
the delight and curiosity of the congregation,
Miss F. is pupil at the institute, at Stauuton,
!5r inc education OF the blind, and, by the use OF
the raised prints, reads we'll; in fact, much bet.
ter than many who are blessed with sight She
read the 18th chapter of St. Mathew, and elected
high commendaiion from all who heard her
Page Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-21

The radicals now appeal to the Iisb,ncn for
support upon the remarkable ground that tho
doubtful States CT the North aro the worry
States 10 which Know Nothioaism was so pow
oltul. strangely forgetting that by abiding to
Know Nottingham they Icvivc 10 tho
memory Of Gil Irishmcn recolleciens Of
The gallant and successful dofonco of
them msde by tho democrats of tho South
under the lead Of Virsila. who sr, low fight.
log for their oWn liberty aad tqlaliy under
General HaIc,ck. Tho Irish arc a gcnerors
race, and Remembering Tho good turn dono
them by the Southern democrats in the days Of
Know NothinRism they will DO disposed to re-
clprccate tho favor now when it is in their
power to do SO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-21
Fatal Disturbance.

MoERISToWN, Tenn, Aug. ola general
GlSlurb2uco occurred hero lost evening between
soCie d'urken nlcn vito wcro attending circus
and ihn tltlc,rs OF tho law. Town Marshal
,'anos I. Morris and Barj. Il. Richardson wero
Killed outright anl sheriff L,op WAS danger.
ous!y woundad.
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Swimming 1Iatch.

STLANTic City. N. j., August 2l.-Boyton
aHd Fearn started in theinternatonsl swimming
match to day the former TO swim two miles and
hali, and latter two miles. They entered the
wat9r M LUZ p. m and Boyton at onco took tho
lead. There is "a slif breeze blowing and tina sea
is haavy y" WV
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Potomac Academy.
(Formerly Ala1andria Roa,a;,o Gu

(Formerly Alexandria Boarding Shool)
Estsbllshed by Benjamin Halowel in 1921.
a BOARDING and bay SCH0OI. for Rows
A complete English. Mathematical and Glass.
i I;t course taught. Also French and German.
Inc I'm Annual Session will open SEPTEM-
BEN 10Th. For Catalogue, giving full parlicu
J. s. BLACKBURN, Principal,
aug ll-WStSI5. Alexandria, Va.
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SCSSCI SIInE.

bAnFAx AugusL 2l.-A dispatch was 70.
eSlved hero .yesterdy stating tina. the brigantino
Garonl swain, OF and from Lockport was sunk
during hurricane Ut Jamaica on Thursday The
vessel and cargo will probably DO total loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-21
SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUST 81.

MIR. Garfield says "thc United States do
not lceislatc for other countries. but for them
tel0cs.' And vet largo portion Ct the last
session OF Congress- vas taken up with legisla
ting for tho ctizons Of tho United States of
Colombia, to sag uo,hirs Of that for tho Chris
tians Ia MorGcc), the Jews in Roumclia
and R1ssla. and for the people of ireland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-21

ANOTHER "CvTRAGE' KEPoRTED In Au-
gutts' Ga, colored girl ten years DID, that
had been inhumanoly treated, was tehon away
from her grandmother. After beating the Door
GIRL she would put her in salt sack ard hang
ner up The Chimney. In the winter tho old wo.
man has been known TO throw cold water over
her, and !hen keep her out Of doors until her
clothing WAS frozen.
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Interesting TO Travellers.

MONTREAL, August 2l.-All passengers and
baggage for tho United States will be examined
al the depot here by American custom officers,
instead tf nj Island pond and will DO tskon
through in bond withc Il! further examination,
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!Deaal.

LONDON. Aug 2l.-The celebrated actress.
hGs. Charles kosn, formerly Miss Ellen Tree
vine retired from the stage on the death of her
husband, il dosd.
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NEWS OF TIE DAY,

Cubs is preparing 10 import Chinese labor
crs.
Dr.. Tanners teeth have ell bscn drawn, aud
sat OF false teeth inserted.
A slight eartt q lsko was felt yesterday
mornlng at Matel, Cuba, lasting for three SO.
ouds.
Pesci shipments for the season over The
Delaware railroad Up to Thursday evening ag-
gregate 1882 car loads.
Joshua Dunu, of Portland. Me-, q veteran of
1912. and postmaster uuder President Fillmore,
died yesterday. aged IS.
The movement Of specie TO this country from
Europe continues, sDge steamer which left
Hamburg on Wednesday for New York bring
ing With her 81, 524 900.
After Oco5tr lst the ncstage rate on vows
papers to nations of the Uoversal Postal u aion
will Do ono cent Oh each Two quito 70 or less, 10.
stead OF two ceDts 90 each four OUNCES CT less.
The chief OF tho bureau of sa.i.tics reports
that the total values of the ports of domestic
provisions and ia!l)w from tie United States
during the month of July, 1880 were $l2,-
S04. 776
There is loud demand for an examination
OF tho bank examiner, Lougworthy, appointed
by Comptroller knox, who reported on the
First Natiooal B,Dk OF Newark, N. j. recently,
just before i. failed.
The Mark L,nc Express says that Amali
cans have dono moro to improve tho rank and
| hl5 OF thtlr comm1n native breeds of oattl, 10
tho last five years than English farmers have
dono III twenty years.
Unioss some of tho shipments Of gold from
Europe during tho last week have been dupli-
Gated 10 the reports published, it is to DO *.
peoted that fully $1,000 900 Of gcll oon will
arrive during the coming wock.
| WIN. PeRrim. the coIorsd Baptist preacher
who was sccoDd 10 Hart 10 tho O'Loary belt
contest at New York. is tho mEn who has chal
euGed Rowo for Contest for The Ashley belt.
Lilo leaves New York mex: week for Loudoa.
Monroe Robinson vas hanged at Grccnvlio
Doke oouoty, Ohio. yesterday. Tor the murder
or Wiley Coulter, his Wifo's brother. last O,to-
Der: lie mado brief rambling speech on tho
galoEs' Closing by shoutirg ''good-by" 10 the
sheriff.
The VII Of David d. Field. writtca BIZ him
seIt, has bocn offered for probate in New York.
lie siVas the daughter CT his sister, Mrs. Mus.
grave, $4,000; to VIM. Ashburucr, of San
tranclsoo. hn brquaatEs his gold watch. add Eli
me rest OF his cs,a:o to his wife, Sarah .ldeT
Field.
The Philadelphia chief Of polica yesterday
received notification from detective at Pitts
burg, Pa, that DR.. John Buchauan tho bogus
medical diploma man, who was supposed TO
havo drowned himself from ferryboat toR
cvcniogs ago, is now hiding near Pittsburg,
and the detective offers to produce bin ia
ieW hours if assured Of q reward of $500.
Mr.. Sam. Ward. tia noted lobbvist and
Confidential friend Of MIR. JAS Il. Kecue, tho
great sp culGtor. says the lcsses of the latter 10
| his attempted wheat corner wcr, about 81 eco.
600. This WIS only sid, speculation" how,
ever. according to Mr. Ward. and did not hurt
| MIR. keone much, as bis profits last year, priu .
clp5l'y % railroad stocks. arc stated by tho
Same authority to hsvo amounted to nearly
| nine millions OF dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-21

1t is reported that many Heratees and tribe.
men have deserted Ayoob Khan because they
wished to attack Candahsr Immediately, where.
as Ayoob refused 90 the ground that BIO had
not enough scaling ladders,
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Small POX.

NEW YORK. August 2l.-Tho Herald says
thst small poS is increasing TO an alarming eI-
tent at Camden, N. J. Tho number Of csses 70.
ported yesterday is l57.
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Peace 10 tho Family" You can enjoy
gooa nleh rest and retain peace in the family
BY keeping Or. Dnlfs Baby Syrup 10 the house.