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Omaha daily bee., 1880-06-15

Diseases peculiar to females speedily cured
without TIE taking Of nausous medicines by the
new ard wonderful remedy, Prof. Gui.metts's
French Kidney Pad.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-06-15

WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRH Cure, a Constitutional
Antidote for this terrible mala-
dy, by Absorption. The most
Important Discovery since Vac
cination. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh, this cures at
any stage before Consumption
sets in.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-06-15

This standard article is compounded with the
greatest care.
Its effects re as wondsaul and satisfactory as
ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to its youthful
color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching and dandrun;
clean.
By its tonic properties It restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, preventing bald.
ness, and making the hair grow thick and
strong.
As a dressing nothing has been found 20 efiec-
tual or desirable.
DR.. A. A. Hayes, State Assayer Of Massachusetts,,
says of it: 81 consider it the best preparation
for its intended purposes"
Omaha daily bee., 1880-06-15
=. IL. BEEMER,
MERCHANT
orr AHA.

Wholesale Dealer in Foreign snd Domest
Fruit, Butter, Eggs, Peu,.-ry, Game. Hams, b
con, Lard, Fresn Fish, saR Ageat ter OoIAs
OYSTERS. ~ uov2-Sm I
Omaha daily bee., 1880-06-15
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT:
JAMES a. GARFIELD,
of Ohio.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
of New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27
VIRGINIA NEWS.

John 8. Wise publishes card explaining
how be was defeated in big reoeot contest With
George d. Wise. for Congress, and eCnouuclos
that he hes no intention whatever OF copteStlng
the latter seat.
Hawley, who IVES burg at Salem, Roanoke
county, yesterday, as noticed in the Gszstte,
claimed that he died tor q crime which he felt
justified in Committing, be believing thst had
he not killed Hayes that Hayes would have
killed him.
The Grand Comnaudery KsiRhts Touplar
Ct Virginia, met at Fort Monroe Thursday and
completed its session yesterday. John &. Reg
nault waa elected commander; Peyton 8. Coles.
deputy; John L. Roper, generallissimo; Frarc;S
A. Reed. c,ptsiu.generaI; e. W. Dame. pre-
late; VIZ. Fl. Fl. Lynne, senior warden; James
G. Blanks, jucior warden; Jsmes Evans. treas.
urer, aud WIN. 3. 1saacs, secretary for tho Gu"
sui0g ycsr.
Charles RutIedse Whipple, died st Nashville
November 23d, of typhoid fever. The dec,ase
Vas born 10 Roekbridge cOuu'y, Dnd Was about
twenty five years of ago. Ho graduated With
Obstruction from Washington and Lee UoVerSlty
and afterwards studied law OF the University
of Virgoia. He removed from Il oamond to
Louisville moro than q year 500 aud accepted
a position 90 tho editorial staff Of the Louisville
Commercial, aud at tho time of bis dea!h Wss
located at Nashville as tho correspondent OF
that paper. He was 9 journalist OF no ordinary
ability, and wherever BIZ went be attracted at.
tepion by the brilliancy of his pen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27

Couous-"Bro,ons Bronchial Iroches" are
used with advantage to alleviate CoUdus, SORE
THROAT, HoARsENEss and BRoNca1AL AFFEo-
TONS For thirty years these Troches have
been in use, with annually increasing favor
They are not new and untried, but, having bean
tested by wide and constant use for nearly an en-.
tire generation, they have attained well merited
rank among the few staple remedies of the age.
ZEE THEoAT.-"Bro,On' Bronchial TToches'
act directly on the organs Of the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect in al disorders OF the
Throat and Lsrynx. restoring healthy tone
when relaxed, either from cold or over e1ertion
of the voice, and produce clear and di,tinc
enuuclation. Speakers and singers find tn
Troches useful.
A CoUoH, COLD. CATARRH Oh SoRE IHHoAT
REQUIRES Immediate attention. as neglec: Of
tentimes results in soma incursble Lung Dis.
ease. ''Bro,on's Bronchial 1Toehes' will sl-
most Invariably give relief limitations are of.
fered for sale, many of which are in urious. The
genuine "Brown's Bronchial Iro:hcs" are sold
ou[y in bones
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Tie Sinking Of the GncIe 5oseph.

RoMs Nov. 27.-Tbe fret mate of the otean,
or Otusla, Whica sank the Onc!e Jcs:p5 states
that seeing sigosl masthead light abou; 8
kilcnette head he deemed il tie light of a
me caaolmsn ond ordered tho Ortoia's helm
10 be ported, eZpec,iog tho merchantmen to do
the sane, but the Oncs Joseph slarboarded
her helm un'i she saw tie Oriigia beariug
down upon her when she ported describing a
semi circle and eypt sing her flank. The mato
OF the Onigis then ordered her engines to be
reversed, but it was too late aud the Ortigia' 8
PROV drove inside the Ooce Joseph. Few of
the s!eepers aboard the Ooce Joseph bad
Tina 10 rush OF deck before the vessel sstk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27
Railroad accident.

PnT-BUnG. Nov. 27.-loteIgero, hsa just
been received Eere of sn accident CD The Ba!tl-
more sDd Ohio Railroad at Bo8maD's station
I.ss right about - o'c'ock to Baltimore exnres;
No. 3. which left this city st sos p. N. Upon
ucsriog Bownen's station, which is 80 miles
west OF Cumberland, tho train encountered a
broken rail and Inc eoeirc with tho entire train
went over SD embsnknent and landed upon its
side. Fireman Roulh was instantly killed, and
tho ergioeer. whose name could not be nscer.
tained, was badly seaIded. The passengers es.
capped without iri1ry, though they were badly
shaken up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27
nj nrine Disasters.

QUEBgc. November 27-J. NJ. Gregory. tho
lsst night received he following dispatch
from Dir. Pope, keeper of the Southwest Point
hnticcsti lighthouse: THE messenger has ar
rived from Becbscie liver and reports that toe
British bsrk Bristolisn went ashore there last
Monday night; four Of the crew are dead and
the remainder. including the captain and mate,
are badly trtZ,n. The messenger also reports
the brigantin. Psmlico. Of Quebec, Ashore at
LOuse Aux Frsi:e. tu! that the crew wore
saved.
The schooner Wasp. OF Gsspe. is ashore in r.!
Lis Bay. The crew and passengers were saved.
Send steamer ct once as tie csso ia very ur'
gent"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27
The Journalist of the Age.

The Plialepbia American ;reoantly oon
tain,d loag article 90 tho modern journalist,
few extracts from which arc giVer:
"He must be, ind generally is. ready. if
necessary, to write q Leading editorial, which
shall b, compressed, clear aRd comprehensive,
upon tho causes of the downfall OF the Polish
Empire, ct half past tao 10 the morning, and at
the Same time lissen to the melis of the Boss
Amaz,n Troupe" as they are laid down BY its
advance agent who pufs vilo tobacco snt K, and
smells Of lager beer. Hs must stand ready to
write halt column obituary" Of General lg-
natieff, though be may never have heard Of
him before, and he must be ready to cut that
10 order to help the ught editor in padding an
important Telegram from the scat of war 10 tie
Southwest. 10 memory, be must be sblc to
carry 10 bis head anything that BIZ been in the
paper within week, 30 that old news may not
be reiustatcd, and be must remember what has
recently been said or written on any given SUBJ
ieot within given time. Ho must slso be o
oousummate actor, atle to hear startling pitc,
Of news without changing ecuotenarca, aud atle
to got as il he knew nothing Of q suit cot. while
be knows oil. in order 10 got person to tell
what he kooWs. 10 the art OF putting leadiDg
u1estions be must be at least as expert as an
ordinary criminal lawyer. In conversation. be
must be able to hold hi, own on the subj cot
which bis listener is most o9nVersant with.
He must be able to 60 through hundred or
more Exchanges" and cut the erticles which
will be of interest to his paper, aud 10 boil them
down or expand them by rewriting Of per-
,pective in treating of subject he must have
good idea, especially of the Importance Of local
news, and this knowledge of journalistic per.
spective is also one of the most valuable OF his
requirements. he n u,t be familiar with proof
rendIng, know how many words 20 10 line in
type from agate to BREWER; how many lines
makes ''stick," ands how many stick make
column, 60 that he can literally writ, to order
by the inch. He must be able to SUMMARY. the
news, and to write head lines which Is one Of the
hardest knscks to acquire satisfactorily, simple
IS it may seem. Outside OF the office be must
be able to write in the baggage car of fast train
or on his nat, or anywhere that pencil and pa
Der can be held and used, and his writing must
be intelligent and picturesque in description,
so far as possible"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27
Snow Slide.

DENVER, Col. NV 26.-The Lsadsi!le
Chronicle says: Sixty aborers we're buried IN
SOW slide yesterday near Chalk Creek, on
the Kokomo extension of the Denver and Rio
Graude road. About IL e. N. they noticed the
pine trees trembling and in an instant slide
oane with loud roar. tta.ing up the track for
distaccs of 8 quarter of mile, and turSiDg
sixty men. Jonn Dine was killed. Ninteeu
men were badly Injured and eleven others
slightly. The Glide usrried the track over the
heuds of the men, and most of the wounds were
pro btb.y c,rssd by the iren striking them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27

What States rights men the radicals arc
when occasion suits them! The laws OF The
United States provide for the election and sp-
pointment of United States Senators. tut ash
will be to tie advantage Of the radicals to have
two Senators present a! the organization OF the
mex! Senate, they boldly assert that the Legs.
l,ture of O5io has the power, irrespective OF
the national laws on the subject. to fill vacancy
10 the Senate before one has occurred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27

CAPTAIN McKAY's ApoLoGY.-Oaptain
John Mckay. mas,e. Of the British steamship
Sandrius ham, whose reported iosCli TO the
American navy. while his vessel was being
taken into ths United Stat.s dry deck at Nor
folk On Monday, makes the fol'iug disclaimer: :
MY remark upon tho occasion of the entrance
of the British steamship Ssndringham into the
dry dock at the Uoitcd States navy yard did
not iu any Way apply to the United States navy
or its officers, saw pile driver or some sroh
apparatus in the entrance of tho deck as my
vessel was going ip, aud having Just previously
been in collision With schooner. and fearing
other damage. /, perhaps. 10 the excitement
of the moment, may have used rough language,
which, however, Gid not in any way apply to
the United States navy or to its officers. When
on the following morDlog my attention was
called to the matter, and l found that my re.
marks we're considered IS spplylog. to the CHI
GERS, I Immediately spologlztd IN person TO
Commodore Hughes, aud subsequently, apelo.
eized in writing. which apologies were indlg-
nsutly rejected, and was Informed that no
apology would be rcc:iVed, aud that 1 must
Immediately take the ship out of the dock;
Commodore Hug hes. of the Nolfolk Navy
Secretary Of the Navy approving his course.
and ordering him 10 put the vessei oot OF me
dock at once, if she Is not In danger or elnRlnR,
and if she is, only to make such repairs as Moul9
enable her to reach private docsysrd. FaVal
Constructor Webb examined the chip ana re-
ported to the Commodore that she win % aIle
to reach Baltimore without any danger OF HnK.
ing. Upon the receipt OF Liz, We6S tepoi.
Commander Mullin Was Immediately dispsteheo
to order the weasel ont Of the dock,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27
Bank statement.

New York, Nov. 27-The weekly stale
mont of the Associated Banks issued fiom the
clearing house TO day shows the following
changes: Loaos, decrease, $l.S09, 100; specie,
decrease, 1862 100; legal tenders. increase.
$40 300; deposits, d. crease, Sc, 344 SEQ; clrou-
lstiop, decrease, $64 200; reserve. daoresse.
81 .047, 325. Tho banks nov hold sos GI5 less
than the legal requirement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27
Preliminary Hearing.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, November 27.-The
attending ply stefan has some hope that Edson
fuller, of Hardiville. VT, the man murderous-
~ assaulted By Horny William on Wednesday,
msy survive. although the compound irao.uro
of the skull is against any encouraging prospect,
he being still unconscious. Wi!ham wss arrest
ed and preliminary hearing resulted in hold
ing him TO await the result oftbe wounded man
nophi,ion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27

A CAUTION ABOUT SHor IN G.rg
London Lancet publishes tho fol!ovi2p 49,.
being the season WheG game killed T. ~. .,
ard probably containing The pellets, is ,s..n ' :,
may be worth while to caution thoss vb, 49,. =
sumo the flesh CT birds With avIdi.y, ;b.. ~ =
proportion of il s:sIcis in which sh3; j. S.n V,
is probably small in comparison With tho ~"
Der OF cases in which the pellets A., 49, =.
Willingly swallowed. 1t is q n,,,,.
speculation ho1 much mi$chif ~ y
may do, when it is passed toto tho io;e,,:..".
Eu! the fsct that anomalous G;s3.s heTnI'.S
set up by the rresezce Of very su,U 80
which have been cntsrglei IL the tel. :, 49, =.
mucu5us mem brsne renders !! dseira5 -. =. =:
the public on their guard. O.clson.:y y.
most disastrous results have folio sd sv,5 -. =.
causes. We have in recollection ta. Cas- ,' ~.
physician who Cied after prolonged sal
planned suderings from the in pacuca e So:
small nail which had found lis way IL, 49,
ding, and was Inadvertently sWhiloSe,, J - 49,
care will avoid THU contingency Lu: ;cr 49,.
beriDg the bird had been shot. some nairs O., -
certainly to 30 taken to avoid saallogizr So
missile -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27

The Leonard Scot. Publishing Cos reprint Of
the Westminster RsvieW. for October, has been
received. It is most readable ruuber, con
tanning articles on the sinilsrliies aud differ.
erces of Paul and Senecs: Mr.. Bradaugh's
Oath Case; William " aud Caroline Lnsioger;
Plato and bis Time; Chastity. lis Develop
neat aud Maintenance, vito other Interesting
orioles. AID its ussa! able review Of oontempors-
~ literature
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27

A SEMI. BARBARoU5 RACE. la liz nv,
taics back from Cornwall Land!Gg o. ID. Ga
son :iver, aDd wiitia oao huadr.G mis- On,
city Of New York, thero dwalls = rzc2 Of So,
barbsroas people csllad The B.b.ok: or.
ing bus tha! cog or d clt Euu!i a,9., .,
cup7 lang. TteSe sr, a59u, s'xy. =. ,a
men, Woman AMI cbi d71a. gid th:y !,s...
to the residents. Marriage il u4ku2Ea -
them. not oBo of them cGo ci!fc. rad a!gt
tho eking Of sDl,ot Baskets is ell y,
they Go; they cultivate 30 !aai, al! 10 .-
summer aud fall live Oh too wild fruits u ! q .
depending upou hslb2r du,!og Winter Is p.
poor houses End ais. They i.icc tn IT,.
corn and rob hen rocsts. III: seem lt2.9.l
more excessive rctb.rics or cl3ra s..-
crimes. Though they ba'c dScIl IN thr q q.
tsiDs for SKI co !c4rs, &c III rs taY. h..
made TO ciVlIiz, these peep, CT lo,nI ia'c b..
any religious principles. Fey hcve - H.
gion, and when one OF their Hu.Ht.f pE..a.
from starvation or cold, they SC 'aHn tl.s
the frtz,n grouoG. End thar: is IL i'q!iya..
as to the cause Of death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27
Narrow Escapes.

NEW York, Nov. 27.-DuIiag fire 10 the
boartiog bouso al l54 Grand street this morn
Jog Mary Hawkes. threw her Diue year old child
out Of the second story widow aud then sprang
after it. The child was caught By fireman.
and the mother received only slight Injuries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27
Thc Fleeing Landlords.

LONDON. Nov. 27.--Lord L,nsdowae has
just teen obliged to fs, to England from bis
Ker.y estates bsoiuso be felt his life to be In
jeopardy there The Immediate cause OF Lord
Ls1sdowne' Il ght has not yet been announced,
but no doubt il WAS hostencd by the recent OF
Threatening letters, which seem to b. l9log
nyar Ireland 10 all directions lust NOW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARX ct. November y. ],
The market to-day is dull end prices arc "a
ing. There is 10 change 10 noLe n +.
Wheat is off contidersblyi bu! little wl' j.
and we note sales Of lE0) bushels t. III, IL
11s for Ful;z, and l2) ard rs t' L".c':
l15O bushels Of Corn sold st 81 ard D +
white, s. for old yellow, and II for old w.
One small lot of Rye brought s. No u:
ported. County rroduca is lower, o. Sc
OF tho milder weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27

Robert Jennings, fireman on the Richmond
and York River Railroad. leaned out from bis
place on the engine as the train was entering the
depot at Richmond. Oh Thursday, and bad his
head crushed between the cab and the side OF
he depot, causing instant death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27

Judge Hughes is orc OF the few native VII
giuia republicans who merits and rlc'lVes tie
respect Of bis fellow.citizsns, but he, toe, must
allow his political pr 1dices TO have an undue
i.Auspce over him. when be deliberately writes,
that "a free vote. so honest cunt of ballots and
fair c,rti6cation of results have been strange
10 Virginia for years pas"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27
Fatal shooting.

PSagRcKE, Ky., November 27.-Col. II. D..
Brown. we'll known citizen of tbis place, and a
mem Der CT the last legislature of Kentuc ky was
shot and instantly killed last night by Cass Will
kins. CLERK in livery stable. The shooting
Nss the result Of a quarrel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27

D.vid Nicholson. Tor many years the most
extensive whole sale and retail dealer 10 groceries
10 tho IVES: died at his res,detce 10 st. Louis
las. night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27

EN nEcrt.u al tcci',Cn hrs b eu r-I....
jude Wallace. 10 tito Circuit Car. &.
United Stats for IT.. N9!AtIn Gi.fT2
New York. in suit brought b7 thu Ns,r
Exchange Bal Of Al5sny sga!Itl t. r."
Of taxee Of that CITY 10 reslcalu tDe coll ca
taxes imposed on the shares of the bsn2 =,
year 1879 The court decides in fevr o
bank on the ground that tho act OF 1866 i: ~
id and furnishes 10 authority 20 the Hssc'i''
assess the bank shares. The banks in Rev
have insligs,ed proceedings IN the II. :.
so ss " secure the tnll benoas o' MS q. q.
The amount Of taxes imposed or barr So.
New York city is more than ST. ECO 60
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27

L1rTELL's LIVING AGE FOR 1881. 10 1881
The Living Age enters upon its thiriy-eighth
year of continuous publication. and it steadily
increases 10 value With its years. Its frequent
issus and Wall filled pages render it satisfac-
torily fresh and complete compilation of an
indispensable current lterature-a literature
which grows richer and more abundant every
year in the work of tho most eminent writer's
upon oil topics of interest. 10 no other way
can 80 much of the best OF this literature be OBJ
tsiued 30 conveniently and oheaply as through
the columns of this standard weekly magazine.
It's value to every American reader is therefore
obvious. Il supplies the place of many maya
zines. reviews and papers. and alone enables
the reader, at small expenditure of time and
money. to keep we'll abreast with the best
thought and literature of the day. Littel &
TO-, Boston, are the publishers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27
LIST OF LETTEES.

The following is list of the letters rem.
in the AIe5sndris. Virginia, postotiico h,Y
Persons calling for letters will say they nlr
vertised and give tho date of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, thcy ".
sent to the dead letter Office, il W@s";"s'
Allen, Mrs Ellen Gcess, y Z
Brown, Willie Patterson. MS !
Chsmneee, Z NJ Sni.h. Petdr
Crcson, Mrs Luveai. Smltc, :.
Dodson. Marth, stc~s;t Ch;E
Dixon. JO Sonb5, Elberl
Gibsop, Miss Lizzi, rinms. hos3t
b actin, Isasc Wsshingtou,S Il
Kelly, Mrs Mary a Wilmer VIM
It LEWIS MCKENZIE, =. :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27

A DREADED APPARITIoN.-Pnlla Philadelphia is
greatly excited at present over ghost. 1t wears
e cloak aud has ha! owe, lie face aod fftq1arts
Fifty sixth street. As near as en- DO learned
tho first discoverer of the mysterious individual
was Ftark Seuilt, who lives at tho coroer ef
Fifty seventh street and Havslfyrl road, Seuitt
was oct at bona yesterday, bui his vile tod
tho story. 1t Was this:
About three Eoeks age, between Line and lea
@ olock st plight, Sonltt vas c3mlng up oregon
street to bis house. Whoa near Fifty SIKH tho
6suro of what seemed 10 be tail woman sp-
rrosebed him. /. was dressed 10 long cloak.
Win ds,k hood, which WIS drawn close abou:
IN. face. and baueath this c oak was gray
skirt 1t moved 10 light, rather cautious
manner, which, together with its large siz',
attracted Seui.t's attention. Coming up close
to him the figure, in woman'5 voice, asked
him if be could dlreo. it to the camp ground
a clunp of woods about mile sWy. so named
b.c,uss of the SELLERS eLc3mpm mt thtrs dur
ing the Centennial
Seuitt, thinking it was woman. al o.co re
nlied in the affirmative and proceeded to point
out the direction across the ialds, the hgure
standing clts, beside hiu. When be had flo
isbed the stranger, still 10 W0man's voice,
asking him if ho would haVo any objections TO
going with her q portion OF the Way. Senltt
eallautly assented aud they walked tegatfeT Tor
the dstsucs CT alb u: e ia lore, when the sup
posed woman spoke 10 him 10 dlsllrct man S
yoics, Sepitt cast o hasty lock toto its Ease,
but could see DothiCg Oh account ct The hood
except pair OF eyes. :,
"Ycu'rs not a Eouan," he ss;d, junpiog
svsy and beating hssty retreat AS he dis
appeared he says he heard dis.ircs "Ha he!
hs /" from tie 6Auce, which vaoished down
the road
A number Of other persons have eeen the
Ghost, and factory girls passing tina! way have
been SCARED uear.y out Of their wits.
Vsrious theories are advanced in explanation
of the strange apparition. Ooo theory is that
he is person who has escaped from kirkbtide
Insane Asylum. which is closely adioiuios; an
other is that he is resident Of The ne!2hbors
hood, who hes sweetheart who works 10 tho
factory. and that ont of revenge Tor having
tilted him be is trying TO shoot her.
Another idaa is that the mysterious odlVl.
dual is uotbiDg more DOR less ttsu resident Of
the neighborhood who. having suspicious as to
the faithfulness of bis wife. ard being near
sighted, has tsksn this plan Of detecting her,
bis nea. sigbtedre,s ntc.s,itasirg close IN
speciou of every woman who passes. This is
the theory entertained By several OF the police
officers and others Of tho neighborhocd. 10 say
that ,h G people Of tho ueighboIhood are exclt
ed about it bat feebly conveys sn idea CT the
state of their feelings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27

The treesarers and clerks of the counties,
towns and cities Of the co nmonwealth have COR
rect lists Of all the voters 10 the State who paid
their capitation tex to them. The whole num-
Der of votes cas-! 10 Virginia at the recent cleo
ton is known. The difference between that
number and the number on the books of the
treasurels and the clerks show the number Ct
those who either did pay or should have paid,
their cspitalioo tax to Mr.. Massey's COLLECTORS
add the amount Of capitaton tax due from them
should be exacted Of Mr.. Massey's bondsmen.
This is putting the question 10 rutshelI, but
every fair and reasonable man must tckuoHl-
edge that tie compass is not too small.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-27
The War Against the Jess.

LONDON, NV. GA dispatch from Berlin
TO the Daily News says: a great atteupt is
being made to excite tho Indignation ct students
against the Jews By The Slo.cker party. This
is already beginning 10 have an etfsct at Lslpsic
where stormy m aetiugs are being held.