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, 1880-12-31

Of tho taany m!uona In yu!ac thu d'atnona
have ylpl,lri, tho KfnbSsley AdrettI.er says tho
"Porter ltlkic. .!!atnnad stanls @ a!o4g 4. ". ~
Mlys. Thfs remarkable tllasntlad VIVA found uu
tGn l2sh uf Fel,rnury lust In pno Vi MI. Porter
llhlnlus' c;aiuis H. Kimberley AlinU, aI.d banded
t., him ty ono uf hts nyeraeers who Will TnuP
substantially tho rpwan! Ut hta fidelity. Nj.
ltn.lcs llsls kept his secret wcll nnt!! tno pass
week t,r two. when few persnllni friends wsro
hlbitIuK il In MD Ut thu {arnnryon ll0*ptal, anu.
although thu saenIluyy high sum 81 one saver,
w4s lottca lu ous day III Kimberley Rione for
, 1880-12-31
PERlSHEn FROM COLD.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. m-nenjamln Miller, OF
this city, nystesioua'y tisnpneared fn'u'
Enst 1T. Louis Inst 3io,lday, a.,d, no being
known to Aayu lind considerable nloney 0n
ills person. suspicious of robbery anll murder
were aroused, md tlle police made II vigorous
searrll fur him. To-day Ala .lcal body wls
found buried Ia tile SHOW In The outskirts Ut
Eas. st. Louis. circumstances Indicate that
lle got drunk H1d fFoze t0 death,
, 1880-12-31

Special nitpateh to Ihs ch!ea9o TrtbunA
NEw ypl,K. DEC, W.-rhe ytar's statistics
OF arrivals ut Custle iar.lo!l fr0nt otler 'aluls
yvlA,rtc.l to tho Commissioners Of Eln!gr1*
tEt,n arc iot yet complete. Tho totnl number
Ut Immigrants reported to llnt0 Ii 3l0. ISL, tali
tl,e arRest yenr bnf0ru this tlStll, tho !a,''lt-
9ratlo. reachr,i 3t9.sssszs The steamships
Nevada, Stato of Nebrask,h NcstplIalIa,
Elysiu, France, a,|a baltic aro all expected
bctore tho giose ot tlle yenr, with ut lcast
l,UjQ Immigrants, making u total Ut consider
ub!y above .s.o, tN0, tho lIost Ut whom will
become adopted citizens. urrat Interest
centres III tho statistics Ut
THE NATIONALITY Of THESE PEOPLE,
The records nlrtuly completed III this lrau:ll
, 1880-12-31
PANAMA CANAL.

r,..t,, 11ix,,,.h 4, r.. ftft,co 7rIhuus
S.,'" v.,nr no. an-A ,l,m,,nr nf rcn-
,,n. T., ,,nr''stJ w T., tba ponnr1n fonnl cam
,o": ,o", ',I to''l"v NJ ,ho riSti' a rnr,,o lin.
t' a',,,r,r ,,.,t,, av.s,,crntnrv of tha Navy
'rl,e,,,..,., ~ ~" n,,I.f ~ tho amcr,"nu Ill j
,.1.,',, ~ t,i. sront iutcrn,tfono, scl,uuc
~, ,fr"1 :rh,,un.nn aynr,ss"s n i,nnefrl yInw tf
H., ,,,,,,...n,,J,,,, I'M, ov,,iatna tl,o ,ositon
s i .',,',,,a" Il, H., r,,nmnv anil l,ia vta,vs
=. 's r',''a.' ~ t,,o Vin.r,,,,,o ,,ro1act: ~
n,1.',.',I ~ ~, ,,,o,,ooomo,,t nf rho american
.se,,n,, ss.a ~ @ tno rnmnanw " ha .oin ..not for
."'., 49,. ~. s'.s ~ "r'3t,r TIN r., nrnas;on
s,'s' uo .uo1o ,'or " ,,,at IT,, -, .,r. r ,vts1,nI
.p'oa" .,, ", IT. ,s,t'.o tas " orfonns f. favor
" ~ tun'n n,. ~ ~. a,',,trar,. n.ea.i";
~ t,v "n,n t1.a NJ 'Au ,sr,vo,', st;'4a,, .vn',I
a,", ,,',r,, 10 ~ noiit,cl ~ ntnr sir,iicanro
~ .,i, t.t,,,s h",,, +r", ,,,, n
m.eneu ~ IT, ~, n',. ~, .n,tt e f., ~
lask sou'ewlNt os tes's.1'. ny '1'a..' .I ~. ~.
uo taone' ~ se!'o o' sms Gm' ,, .'uue, ~
l.'lIS .hs ,'',,,'1ss.t's., """n Ill., ~. ="
o''eo W w nu" "4n"'m.ss, .,..,s,r .r.,' r"S
ls"u ~ .tue "44n ,., a'''.a. ,n..o .,, :, ;;,,s
r", Nv gsI"I ,, ~. .,,ot dn ,'"t ,.,'''ro,",,,
glvhS WIZ I,,,. aay i'm. ~ t,ot NV t,,n o%un,
Mif aa''eca "'''et ,..,i, ,"' IT, ,'m.l"-
Mhc" eunpi'U", 1.a,.,s nu ""aos
tne eohtEol u t1c!!lhnn"' ~. -.
, 1880-12-31

OF tho statistics for tho first teii months Of
tho ycnr viii Indicate with sufficient 'car-
ness tine gel,tthl composition: Eng1n'M', No.
Isl: ireland, ~ 1Gs; other parts Of the British
Isles nake tntal nf 1oi.03i; t;etnnny. ss,-
0$l: Ars,rin, :lu:,: Hungary, b,b0f: Sweden,
Tl,:sl; l)c',nark, 6loi; E'ra,ee, :t,Mt; llnly,
G,GTs; tho Netherlands, 3ot0; Russia. o,74o.
All Europe outside vt thu Drtttsl. Isles g'svo
us 1ss,7 ,7so: all Asia, :.s; Africa, 10; mud tic
Wnst tnittc3 LEM.
, 1880-12-31

Tho Earl Of Forth and Metfort, dsrcganltng
thu fu1niiy tnuttu Ut lung W4rily," has pHssta
Into bgEkruptey, with debts El4,000; usxula lulle.
10 q hereiiary Tnane q Lsn,oS = WIZ sreat.
fo1tlotcst chnliuu or Il nrunsnONt! evor hcitIK
stljnot To tho sont4rI. After rcs!!'t1'F ehat thu
Rtjpu OF iUO years ago, and a,sn O.o 10 Mcltort,
Iopltu do L,ss,r. at,l Huron te Valt'se, IN
Fr1..lee, It eau,l,1s au,ul tu lcsEtt ilAt ha was
Mltur ii, tho Mh!tllesex Volunteers, tue rcK!Mout
or Wellington d9 iisluts.
, 1880-12-31

aol,nt record with my own. and dcmnnd from
yu.. sll,stautlntion Of tho cl,nrKe implied In
your cownr'l!y Irsnuatiun at tho recent secret
Tnmmnny meeting. shnli nwhit yonr reply
reasonable ionBth Of time. 1rcn,nlt, rcspeotfnl-
iy yours, MICHAEL TuoAkY'
, 1880-12-31

ffNFi'AlsT0s

l'onoSTo, Dac. :U,-pisnasclics from tho
Northwestern porlion Ut Ontarlo tn.Ttgl,t
rrport Il severe snow-storm to-day. .fmius
are luucA delayed.
, 1880-12-31

MONTREAL, Dec. W.--IlIe extrunlo cold OF
tle past two days ltas alado good lcc"roa4s
aeross tl,t st. Lawrence lIcar ta,ls city,
, 1880-12-31

OYSTER FEOrLE IN \ STEW.
WAsMiSaroS, D. e., ncc. D.--Atlyicss
from tito 1.uwer Potomac nll1 Chesapeake,
buy nre that tho Heyuu, weather f,us almost
entirely stopped the oyster dredgcs, aud lhut
I'LL oyster fallI,lu it,ay be expected.
, 1880-12-31

ttIlS IH1ft IUF I[G 3GNTt Ntltl tIlt HkBltBAlV VI
nil parts Of tho United Statcs for tho snlne
time:
Foreign lnorchnut.tsc. Including coin
md 1nl1!en, imported i'to tho port ~, ~, no
lS%s sta,cs' ~. -" ... y. aAs o' scaesase
Sns M'qt y 1!Ss' Ss% SSbor'e from tha' ,s,oso
statcs.. 1o,4s,.E'l
81 Nsw york @ s " w @ ss, ,4o,xS
satus. =. ..... ...... 74t,9oi,s25
o..sa. '"o p... " ~" 16s1s37as
Eseess Il ,,,ns:o exports ii tio ''''
| pnJtnf Now wftrk.................. ...........
s,ates. r.... ~ w loq
Giss1 ii ti,c i,ort of New Ynrk.... uass:o :.4
States. @ .............. CSC
statcs. 49,. s,.....,,. 4l1,0os,oe
The following statement exhibits tho
ynlue OF 1ocrchnMtsise nlih Of coin n,,d bullion
Imported Into a1nt UNportetl from tle port Of
New lork by American antl foreigl. yesse!s
entltnE June 10, lssU:
Imports brought III American yes. ~ -, o-o
II fetsiF stst!!
Domestle EXPORTS shippcd IN Aiacrli. .ss ~.
eAn sessHth. .........'.. ..'....'.
f0rUEu Ecssst'a. a..".......".-".s.,., 1i7fHs.l1i
Resxporss shipped ii X;nsr,san vss. ~,
ecs ,.st...-s:..... ...........s....., ihNE:,.FSs
F0ItitH sfssels.. ls....t..............s..u s.Mfs5MI
Wi TStni vaac ior isio md i9so: ''''' ~
AH1Hfenn vcssala.......... ..+..... $EI,tuIs ~
FurGlNH vessels. cl8........................ vi.
laho 'calo1cs''..''.....''' 4,l+p''au
, 1880-12-31

i,rc tostcti II overy known WY. md 4 t. t{s1'. t
vo whitoonoss. wjthus,t Il pnr,iofo oI sleoly hiAo.
psnkEsh, OF my t'nRo or talnt ofany Color wha''
Bocver.
WISCONSIN INSANE HOSPITAL.
Al}cuod rKisrsnssnEcstacsttn nNd Atfocttlcs
-SuuaotIatsaw for tito Attention of the
Legislative Investigating CoFnftittco'
IT, the Editor of Tia Chicago 1rtbtlae+
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. s.-sineo Or: 1,ou1h-
ton becanio Superintendent OF tho Wisconsin
stato Itospttnt for tho Insane. soryctl long rs
nm nttontl.nt thereiu.a and Ind nnplo opportunity
for observing tho workings OF that Institution.
1 found uIt the officers kind md EentieManly'
a.says laborlnR ns best thoy could for tho hchtth
an,l Rood Of the pntisnts. md entertain fiotn.
Ing but respect and kind feelings to~afae
Dr.. Uouguton and his nss1atnnts; but, Tor
tho good Of tho patients, and that right
and Justice may prevail. 1 am prompted to pro-
aent II, n condensed manner sotne facts resnl'n9
to tho lnjl,stIco. atrocities, md H,latnanaRc-
fnet,t Of sall hotpttnl.
Whilst Or. uouKhton Is held Responsible Tor |
nil tint trausrtres In sad institution. he'ef.no.
less ho knows but very little Of tho wrongs tnht
trnnsptrc therein. Why7 1}ecause no and hls
assistants uro limited IN their observations OF
wurtt-lfe. The Superintendent vis'fs every
ward Rcnornlly once week tsomcffnea nofo
than onco), unl tho Assistant Superintendent
visits each warl gencrlly thrce t!tnos onoh aay:
each lnspeeaon or vlst ucls run a,an mo s;.s ne
ward Us his duties demand, But, during
tho absence OF tho pil!corst tho attendants
hnve tholr own way. And, dtBoboylag ih-
structions, many oruoltles nro porpetsatoa
upon tho dofcnsclcss, unfortunate pn-
tiouts; knd theso atrocities arc gpnefa''y
successfully conccalch from tho surerItl.
tcntcnt. Sofne Of tho attendants nse kind at all
sm% mi md lint the poop1o may learn
sou,ehux in ro'at!o9 to tho , w'sksa
ATROCITIES Of sata Iosp'tal' Will enansf.s.o l.
ss a, oaS peef owoa my pas roy
70 seo w"ss what saa was .s aoua on onu S
of Malc Warti No. :, I saw Mr. Cummings.
III md takc some food from the taole "a. and com. sa
c,ul cuinlnss. s il Ss sayaso 81 @ anner wat aro yo,!
u sS fofz 0Sns c|osf ot Into IL Go hn n
he dd not tnoyp fast enough q t9 siit "
%tos 'f fe, Sr. Caii1sa;n9., was suddenly foored
over % tho liaiy record. It roat; "To-tlay slf:
Sa3'm1pFs Esa''aFsa stsaekod tho "ttendant' anu "a'
xiii ,6is ean,o ATTENDANT oftop. at lneaftmes,
eutfcd tho cars-tlrat one, then tho othor-ot
poor old nin Mn na SfSr H tmsss ~ ~
hoayy blows wero very paiiiful, cMuslng tho old
nun 10 cry o,lt contlnually III enr!,cst picadtns
fur tho cruel attendants to refrain from their
| tyranny,
Il have scon other patients often severely
erifei fur Incidentally and nntvnldAhly letting
dighrs drop WHEN wipIng tho sumo Iii tho 0inlnis-
rum.
! X patient in tho First Ward, for d 9ll8htu Of
tense. Wis scizcti, thrown down, ami, dangerously
| cn,hel, then haracuued, then kicked 4own 0H
" tuu ttVot INV n.s c.,I rnr ,,nnr tn,s .iur
f!plt nne.t ts'.e ~ III. NV, IL ",,yo
tho patleiL Egu ut otG,sM t ~ ty.an =
l were 9&NltlIl Abl AfDt AAo Ht1H .
, 1880-12-31
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AluE cured for nifty cents.
ThoEe II not remedial agent III this world thnE
will eurc Fever md AKuo and " othor Matarl.
fevurs ull.lel BY NAl,WAY.s PlL1S> 30 quickly
As 8KApWAY'H READY RELIEF.
FIFTY GENTS PER uOIT1E.
, 1880-12-31

Spfetal N,pasth Ia The f.Aifd1o Tfibans
NEW Yhl,k, Der, T.-A,lyal,ce s'leels oil
tho forthcoming repurt Of tho Chamber OF
ctmlnerruglvca summary of the foreign con-
mcrce Of Ills port aud tho United States for
tho year cf,ttng .1nne 10, 1880 TIM following
are the values 1T tho lentIng articles Of lier-
cl1a'tdise Imported Into and exported from
this pott for tho ycar, nn1 thu uggrpgato Of
nil parts Of tho United Statcs for tho snlne
, 1880-12-31
lRADNAK,S READY itIILfER.
DR., RADWAt(7S
SARSAP PARlLLIAN \
RESOLVEN!E.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
Changes rs Seen and Felt, ~
they Daily Occur, Aft
er Using 1t Few
Dn1R9.

I. Good spirits, .d,sappeAranco Of wenkncss,
lanHaor. 'nelai,choly. inercase aud har,lIncss Ut
i, Strength increases, appetite inproyea rri-
!. for tood ~ innra SOUR ernoa,'a,,s @ q wAtaf
sleep, awaken (rcAh md vigorous.
= D!sapPeat taies q apota, Glotches' lplmp!cs:
esoEe e ssr fa x' III ssf tufu sa aud eay 'e
10 alesr cherry " ar,ber colur; wHtor W. E pn:ses
Sy fron en- the he rag, elGer nS 81 10 1e
~ pan MarEcd 9anaaiou of qunntlty a,ia trc.
dfG.H ~ "iiiIclSd ID tsat way viii corsnty psf.
mnncnt cure. Increased strcilgth e1hloite1 ID
s'S'g Yciiow IL t,ngo on he wfto or tho eyes and
shsny ths swo g eear iroH ysyp hsatSy
luxs tuereles w;1l rszs Krea, ba!,e,t u
fuis run sho ianss air csis, tfcnshl .r wi,lplpc:
throet Or hoa!; dt1ntnsh!ng the frequently. u
tno sy:tea': stoppaso of night sweats md iii.s
and feelings OF woakt,css ar2nnd tho a,k!ei
s sS ssgeF osS & socten &c.; ss1a sS
as te ,6sornt's. ak XII thesS dtstressins symptoms
sf?xx * xy ~ nteq s'tSy ayy sagg9Hfa5A g fa5ArAnf1l1Ax
taken new signs Of returning health will appear:
soase ss en @ ansS 4 Ill P96y forssn
deposits. notles, tunors, eancers: hard lu!nns, n
s q rs rGxia eahY: coTs foVor soTcs chron
Akin diseases, Kradua!ly disappear. -. u.,,.
y r 1Ss eS exsif e. eefn
in tho bones, 1oints, ETC.. catslnE cartes 81 the
sAFaisiLLiXN viii resolvo away thoso leposita
md oxtermtnate tho virus OF tho disease 1fom
o. .. II those who are taking these medicines { tos
na s9 Of s saT bo c
better" and ind theEr gonofal health Improving
, 1880-12-31
CONSUMPTION

Of the Lungs and Tubereulons rh!hiata. scrofrf-
la-syphi'old Diseases, Wasting. Degeneration 3. m
page OF Water Instantaneous rclicf afforded
whcre cntheters hnyo been, used. thus doing
Instrumental. d!esolviug Stone in tho bladder
and In all cases Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

FIX u. s. Senator, but now u. S. Marshal.
Lewis, Of tho Western District OF Virginia, says
he feels coutiien: his party. the republicans.
will galo scVera! congressman 10 Virginia and
secure the vote Of tao State for Garfield. This
feeling. that is if he really entertains it, is, Of
course, clused by the attempt of the Mahonites
to split the democratic party both on the con-
grcsslonal and presidential tickets. but NO have
too mach faith in lho party fcaIty, State rrid,
and Common sense Of the Virginia demo
10 beicVe that there is anything like a sufi
Gent number Of them to effect the result Mr..
Lewis says he anticipates; for. should Hancic'i
be defeated or the democratic mi 3rity 10 the
u. S. House of Representatives b, los. by their
action, the coDdtmoat they will rtc,ve will
he no less severe than well mertod.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

MIR. Jewell, chairman of the republican ls-
tional executive committee. says he is positive
that many Of the Southern States will, at the
November election. give republican majoities.
lie also says the Northern States will c!s! a
solid republican vote. If his knowledge of the
political feeling 10 bis own section be no moro
exact than what be says of the South shows it
to bo CT that in this, he will be woiuly dissp-
pointed man when the returns Of the election
come iu-that is, supposiog him to mean what
no says, which DO we'll informed man believes.
The South is democratic unit, and will be
forced to continue so BY the radicals as long as
they retain possession Ct the government.
"b0u tho DENT Gratis como toto power aud e)n.
duct the government upon national instead
of sectional principles. and endeavor to
restore amicable relations between the PEG
pie Of the North and tho South, instead of *.
ertiog their utmos: efforts. as the radicals have
done and are doing, to keep aivo tho old and
tomont new enmity betHoen them, then and
not till then will the Southern people thi1k It
either safe or desirable to dissolve their solidity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
At(cmpt 10 Wreck s.rntn.

NAayIII.E. w., Aug. @-Last Wednesday,
night the track @! the Piedmont Railroad Was
DISTRACTED by crcsa tia9 listened uDon it Tor the
pnrpCs, CT Hrecking the trsin Ut an exceedingly
dangerous pGint knowa as The State Lilac Trcstle,
seven miles south Of Darvi!io. The northWard
bouod mail traio crowded with passengers made
narvelous escape ircnl destruction. Tho rail
road authorities employed detectives to ferret
ont tho eu!lry wrctchcs add yesterday detective
Wreo, Il Richmond, arrested two negroes en-
p!oyed az farm iaEoreis near the scene, hut
who we're formerly section fG1is 90 the rail-
road The evidences 3gaiOst them is said to be
coLcluslQe. Their motive is believed to b, 70
veuge against abe section master for disenareirg
them irOm their railroad employment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

The rcurns from thu elections held 10 Ala
bana yesterday, in which the democrats had
to contend against republicans. greenbsckcrs,
Independents, soreheads. and al other elements
OF opposition combined, show that the former
swept everything before them. 10 Kentucky,
where elections were also held, the result was
the same. Soft will BIO throughout tho South.
including Virginia. The people of this section
thick 10 their brai1s and feel 10 their bones that
the supreme effort now 10 progress TO make the
government Dationa! instead Of sectional will
succeed, and they arc not silly enough to throw
obstacles in the way of contamination SO de-
voutIy desired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Blowing ..D Of a Steamer.

PANAMA, july II The Chiii=n transport
Loa, purchased at the c0umGrcemont CT the
present war, is the steamer which Tas blown up
by torpedo 10 Calao Bay on the 81 iostan'.
The affiir caused great excitement IN L'm2 a0o
much sIottcasion among the Pernviats. Inc
plau adopted was the fJll19iug, as Ieistnd by
correspondent Of the Star and Herald: A
Peruvian ofic,. took 90 ordiaary fruit boat, put
q torpedo ia the bottom and over this he PLACID
tsiso bottom resting on sori1gs, kept down BIZ
Tie weight CT tie cargo. lie then loaded i;
with 9 very choico assortment o! cluotes,y ucas,
chirimasas, QraDdajiila5, fowls, turkeys, green
vegetables. 3d., &c., and towing it out towards
the blockadiDg iqladro1 before daylight. set 1t
adrfi. Al! day long that launch ilOatcd about
but the Chiaus could not see it until about 5
o'clock 10 the evening, and fearing that it would
fall into Dcu.ral hands boat was sent out to
br,Ds ii back The Loa vas doing duly, and
secirg the boat from shore making towards the
reu!ra! vessels, caught sight ct the launch end
at ouce turned towsrdsi;. Seeing this the boat
from shore beat Q hasiy retreat. The Loa low
cred two boats to fetch il the prz, and it Was
brought alongside and its discharge at once
commenced. As tbe weight in the launch was
diminished the machinery 10 connection with
the torpedOes were SGT Tree. and 10 moment
800 pounds Of dynamite Wcro exploded, and
the Los YES almost lifted out of tho water
Tie :ct as described by these who we're
watching the operation with brcath!ess iDtorts;
fcom the shore was awful 10 the extreme. Every
house IN Cellao was shaken 10 its Foundation,
and every ship in the bay sh!yercd es though
tcstiul earthquake had spent its fury beneath
them. The !stcd ship appeared aB developed
10 enc nGss OF fame which resolved itself into
dcase clouds Of biael; snake. When this clear.
ed awa2 she seemed net TO have suffered, but
suddenly che WIS observed TO SILK az tho stern
while her bow went high 10 he air, and the
Lea disappeared iorefcr.
While all this Was g0i0g On the Danco Ea-
caada and the uusscai were 10 their sccustom.
ed positions, some eight miles distant. too far
of TO render any assistance TO their unhappy
comrades or such OF them as were left Struggling
10 the water. The beats of the Thcis, Pen.
auic, alaska, DecIcs. aud Garitalli were
quickly lowered lowered and proceeded to the
scerc OF the terrible. event. The Two first
named ships succeeded 10 pckioc up thirty, the
Alaska one, the Dlc:cs tEr1e or four, end the
Garibaldi SIX makiGe about forty in all, of
GERS saved arc the second commander (Wounded)
whom it is probable many will die. Atlcast orc
hundred aId fifty men persisted. The only off,
the doctor and one coginctr. Tho explosion
occurred very close TO tho anchorage of tho
Neutral spuadroI GLd The disaster night very
easily haze kapDcued TO enc Of them. TITO
boat rcs:mb!cd tho ordinary l:u;ters which
might accidentally have broken altitt and got
out to sea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
NEVIS or TIE DAY.

The ststement issued yesterday shows The De.
crc1sc OF the public debt duri0s the m2nta Of
July to be IS, 57G,05S. H.
Mrs. John 6. SAKE, wife Of TIC po,s, died al
her homo in Brooklyn. Saturday hight, Of
bronchitis. She was sixty years DID,
During quarrel over game Of cards yes
tetday between Deputy Sheriff Weaver and W.
Is. Hammond OF Tuscarrri. Nevada. Ham
mond was Killed end Weaver MORALLY wounded
Deputy Marshal Frey, of B lltimore, has SC
cured from Go7ctnor Cornell, of New York
the ezsradl!ion papers for Bell. the check forger
but tho Albany authorities have refused to sur
render Cieary.
A c3lored man who voted tho democratic
ticket was stabbed BY colored republican yes
terday at Lexington, Ky. Ia attempting t
make an arcs. the marshal was assaulted, auc
q general melee eDsued, 10 which two c3lorec
men were SHOT and several seriously cut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
Fatally Shot.

CHICAGO, ILL. Aug. ga dispatch from
ST. Paul says: "a fatal shooting ote lrr1l hers
last night. James g. Green. of Saltwater.
Mnu, aud Albert g. Savage, OF 81. Paul. had
been drinking together early 10 the evening.
and meeting lstcr Green asked Savage to drink
with him. Tho Invitation vas refused, ard
Green, after repeating you wont drink with
me p several times, drew revolver aod GFtd
four sho:s at Savage, oGo taking ttfec: 10
had his stomach. Then keeping the crowd that
collected at bay viii his revolver, he Inquired
his way 10 the Jail AID walked there, sitting 90
the STEPS o. tho Station house ua!ii polic,-
man arrested him -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

The lsto French elections resulted in favor of
the Republicans.
Sir Bartle Frere has been recalled rs Govern.
or OF the Cape of Good Hope.
Russia has ordered ono hundred moro kiupp
field guns.
The river Nile is rising well, bu! tho yield OF
Egyptian cotton will be smaller than in 1879.
A committee has been formed to promote the
holding of an International exhibition in Rome
in 1855.
Commune alton with Cabul is Interrupted.
The telegraph wire has been cut between Peg
wan and Lsttaband.
The Greek government, acting under advice
of the powers, will postpone publication of the
ordinances for the mobilization Of the army.
Large tracts of grain in Great Britain have
been laid and twisted By the rain. and mildew
which had appeared smong the whos!, is in
creasing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
VIRGINIA. NEWS.

Capt. John s. Tucker, recently Mayor of
Norfolk. and eiitor of the Norfolk Virginisu,
has BEEN appointed permanent secretary 10 the
Y orktown centennial commission.
A Lyuchburg tobacco manufacturing firm
gavo their $50 employees, nearly all colored, an
excursion on the railroad few days ago. and
supplemented 1t With an abundant dinner, sup.
per. etc.. The excurslonists were provided with
q brass bald.
The new land assessors appointed by the ro-
aduster Judge of Henrco county soy that the
valuation of land 10 that county, Oh the sub
urbs OF Richmond will fall below the last assess
ment by 50 per cent, ard 10 the interior of the
county very much lower.
The Trcdegar Works at Richmond are work.
ing larger force of hands DOW than ct any
time within their history. The bulk Of tho
work is 10 bridges and freight cars for the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad, and for other
roads further South.
The numerous friends Of General w. Il.
Payne, OF Wsrrenton. will learn with pleasure
that the lljurles he received on Saturday last,
BY jumping from his buggy. while the horse
was running awsy. though severe, we're not
dangerous. and that With the reception of scme
bruises. he has recovered.
A dispatch from Wytheville says: Saturday
evening. 10 quarrel over domestic difficulty
David ~. Jam, S. prominent citizen and iron
manufac urer. shot and fatally wounded John
L)Veless. young millwrieht. There is little
hope OF his recovery. Considerable excitement
prevails at the Wytte Furnaces where the trag>
edy occurred"
Susie Madeline. 40 Iodian girl, who was CAP.
tured from Victoria's band Two years ago 10
ATlz,na. is now with tho family Of Di. Reed
10 Warrenton. She being nearly frozen, was
placed 10 pen made of Blankets 10 which
hro was built by the soldiers. During the alb
sonce OF the soldiers she was severely burned,
aud not belcg 10 q condition to be returned to
the reservation with the other capiives. was
taken 10 charge fy Dr. Reed under a bond to
the lntetIor Department to return her when
called for.
A special grand jury 10 the CORPORATION
Court ct Danville, yesterday. returned true
bill OF indictment against James Il. Dearnette
for the murder of bis sister, Mollic ID: arnette
last month. Dtisrnette, who is 10 iail. on Sat.
urday attempted TO commit suicide by taking
laudsnum. but failed The case was to have
been called Tor trial to day. Jai!er Edwards
procured a warrant for The woman who carried
the audsnum to Deiarnette and she was exam.
ined by 9 justice, but the evidence, however,
acqultliog her Of any evil intent che was dis
charged. Her name is Sarah Hsmlin, and it
is stated that she was not previously acquainted
with Dejaroette and was induced by him to
procure the Iaudanum for him by bis represent.
alton that be was permitted by the authorities
have anything be wished.