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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-30
Old, Tried, and True.

Remember DIR. Guvsott's Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla il not a new,
untried compound. 1t has stood the
test of forty years use, and has proven
itself to be the best vegetable compound
ever discovered for curing scrofula,
syphilitic disorders, skin and blood
diseaser, liver complaints, urinary
troubles, etc. For sale by
v. w. LAKE,
MICHAEL & SON,
j. P. BROOKINS s. SON.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-30
Cincin. Eaton & Richmond r. R.
RAILWAY LINE.
Passenger Trains will run on this Road, leaving
the ss~eral Stations IS follows:
GOING NORTH.
GOING NORTH.
L. WILLIAMS, GenrSupt.
Notice of Appointment.

Estate of William Flora, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that the I'M
IN dersigned has been duly appoint
ed and qualified as Administrator of
the estate of William Flora, late of
Preble county, Ohio, deceased.
w. P. WEBB.
w. A. NEAL, Atty. [sep9-3
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-30
SHERIFF's
NATION !!

InUUlA MAllUN
To THE VOTERS OF PREBLE Co., o.:
1, w. ii. SNYDER, Sheriff of Preble
County, Ohio, do hereby notify the
qualified electors of said county to as
semble in their respective Townships,
OH the ~ r
Second Tuesday in Oct, 80,
(being the 18th day of said month"; at
their usual places of holding elections,
or such places as the Township Trus-
tees may direct, and then and there,
between the hours Of 6 o'clock a. IN.
and 8 O'Clock p. m, of said day, pro-
coed as the law directs, to elect s.
One Secretary of State,
One Judge Of, the Supreme Court,
One Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
One Member of the Board of Public
Works, .ufa 2atd son Ys7
One State Commissioner Of Schools,
One Member of State Board of Equal
ization, ans ple# =
One Congressman for the 4th Con-
gressional District Of Ohio, @
One Auditor, 3 ls #
One Sheriff, Et
One Recorder, e
One Commissioner, .s
One Infirmary Director,
One Coroner, for the County of Pre-
bic. so.
The Trustees of the several Town
ships are also notified that they shall
on said day, select of good judicious
persons, having the qualifications OF
electors, their apportiOnment Of per.
sons to serve rs @jurers, and to return a
list of the same as directed by law.
The apportionment as ordered by the
Court of Common Pleas, of Preble
county, Ohio, is rs follows, to-wit:
Gratis, o; Somcrs, II; Israel Z; Dix
on, 8; Casper, 4; Lanier, s; Twin, 9;
Washington, 20; jackson, 6; Jeffer
son, o; Monroe, 8; Harrison, u.
All of which notice is given pursu'
ant to law. w. H. SNYDER,
Sheriff of Preble Co., o.
Dated at Eaton this 23d dap of Sep
TENDER, 1889.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-30

New line Of passementarie trimmings,
just received at the original Eaton Cheap
Store.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-30

Gloves of all kinds-sheep, kid, buck,
cloth, &c., sixty or seventy different
at Jos, Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-30

The largest assortment of clothing,
hats, caps and gents furnishing goods
even shown in Preble county, at Jos.
W~oerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-30
MARRIAGES.

the
26th inst, by Rev. G. Baughman, Mr..
Geo. Hendrickson to Miss Elzina Cum
ing, both of this county.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-30

OCTOBER 6TH-AFTERNooN. ,,1
HoNs. J. F. FoLLETT AND GEO. w. HoUK.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-30
POLITICAL MEETINGS.

POLITICAL MEETINGS.
~~
The following assignments have been
made for Democratic meetings in Preble
county:
Eaton.
SEPTEMBER 30TH-EyENING.
Hon. E. F. PnLsBURY.
Lewisburg.
OCTOBER 1sT-EvENING.
Hon. J. A. MCMAHON AND ELIHU THoMP-
SON, ESQ.
Eaton.
OCTOBER 4TH-EvENNG.
j. w. Safer, ESQ.
Winchester.
OCTOBER 5TH-EvEN1NG.
J. w. safer, ESQ,
EIdoradO.
OCTOBER 6TH-EvENING.
j. w. Safer, ESQ.
New Paris.
IS OCTOBER 5TH-EvENNG.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-30
Eaton.

OCTOBER 5TH-EvENING. IN
Hons. ]. F. FoLLETT AND GEO. w. HoUK.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-30
NOTICE OF SALE
BONDS.

NOTICE is hereby given that there
IN will be sold at public cutlery, to
the highest and best bidder, on the
9th Day Of October, 1880,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-30
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R'Y.

@FoRMERLY-
LA BLOOMINGTON & MUNC1
AND LAKE ERIE & LOUISVILLE R'Y
The shortest and most direct routs, making i'm
mediate connection for passengers both
East and West.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-30
$40 7. Y. Kan as and Texas Special
Special Notice to Land
Hunters & migrants.

If you want q Land Exploring Ticket or reliable
Information about lands in the West, or ifyou
have bought a home there and want to move with
your family, household goods and stock, address
the undersigned and get our rates and maps.
JNo. w. BROWN, Gent Pass q TIKI Agt.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND
March /, 1877.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-30
New Paris.

OCTOBER ~6rH-EvENING.
j. w. SAFER, ESQ.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-30

..-. ....- -. --.l /. C.. R.. r. L.. ....L.... 49,.
6.50pmt 9.I1am -.Bloomington-...l 4.1apml I. 5Oam
7.00am I25pm -...-. DubuGe --. 6.3tam S.4Opm
e,46am ll-aOam --..sioux City, 2.lPm 6.Copm
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T&H.S ar THE H.7E,

Mi r BlgeloW. postmaster at Aunap0s, has
been arrested ut that place, charged with elicit
dealings 10 postage stamps. ana takcn 10 Bati.
moro for Trial.
L, a. Sawyer, cE secretary of tho State OF
Maine. yesterday refused to testify before the
legislative committee on the Stats seal, and was
committed for contempt.
A now railroad from Somerset to Jobnstowo.
"a, the charter and franchise Of which have
been bought by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Company. will DO constructed shortly.
10 the Sacramento city. CAL, election yasler.
day Republican candidates were elected by ma
lorltlcs rengiog from 300 to 500. with the *
ception CT the Chief of Poc., who was tltot, d
BY the Democrats and Wolkingmcu.
A bald robbery CT goll bui,u occurred at
tho Unlon Pscfo Station, 10 Sidocy, NIB,
yesterday. while tho railroad agent was at dir
ner. The amount taken Was about SI50.OOO
all OF tbs bullion, however, except $4,000
was afterwards recovered from uoder nile of
coal, where trackman had seen the robbers
hide it. ''''
MIR. Bayard introduced in the Senate yester.
day 40 amendment to section 2022 of tho Rs
Vissd Statutcs-lhc section which defines tho
duties of United States marshals at the polls
me proposed amendment changes the wording
OF the clause "Wilh or without process," to
,oni7 With due legal Process" and strikes out
the latter portion of the section which provides
that 20 person shall b. arrested for registration
or ELECTION otfenses not committed 10 the rres.
enoe ef marshas or supervisors of election.
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Browns Household Panacca

Js tho most effective Pain poitroyer in tho worl'
Will most surely quicken the blood whether
taken internally or applied externally, snl
thereby moro certainly RELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute, than any other lair
aleviator and it is warranted double the strength
Of any similar preparation.
II cures Pain in tho Side. Rack or Bowc.,
Sore Throat Rheums.sm. Toothacho and ALL,
ACHES, and is The Great IeeIieycr of
Pain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA-
CEA" ehould be in every family. A teaspoon
full of the Psnsces in tumbler of hot wslrr
(sweetened. if preferred), taken at bedtime, vi
BREA Il. UP a COLD. rs cents a bottle
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During The recent meeting Of the ,loIci
Methodist Conference in Washington. about
two Hundred and fifty OF tho members, the
whole Conference, ohaoeroncd by Bishop Peek,
called upon the President, who wclc0nad them
cordially, and heard several Of them "spcsk
their pieces" This however, did not satisfy
toe Bishop. aad he asked to present each nom !,
b3r OF tho conicrcrc, Individually. To this
Nj. Hayes catered an immediate and emphatic
protest. aud the couiororce and it's ebashed
Bishop retired. Bishop Peck is as fond Of tho
nOtOrioty utilization with tho colorod raos beings
rs ~as tho late Bishop Haven. and for that
reason is lot satisfied with tho civil and politi
cal equality Of that raco, but wants that tauaEiy
Extended TO tho social relations of life.
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what could be doro to obtain pardon or ct
least mitigation Of his sons sentence
Representatives lliscock, Of Now York, and
Ilorr. of Michigan, who represent salt produo-
ing districts, made arguments before The House
Committee on Ways and Means this morDipg
10 opposition to the bill now before that CON-
mittee Tor the removal Of the duty on salt.
The Appropriations Committee Of tho House
have agreed toamand tho de6ciGncyb by appro.
prIatinp 100000 for tho payment Ct Uuited
States Marshals. This is the appropriation, it
will be remembered, that caused the extra ses-
sion of this Congress.
The House Committee on T. 1idemic Diseases
agreed this moruog to report resolution for
the meeting OF an internalloua! sanitary con-
ference at Washington also, to report favtr
ably the Senate bill TO itcreaso tho efficiency Of
the National Board of Health.
Mr.. Withers, who has been absent t;T several
daYs, has returned, the cause of that ABSENCE
his wife iIrcss at MISUNDERSTANDING been
removed. End vas 10 his seat in the Sennto to-
day. lie presented the resolutions of the Viz
pioia General Assembly aod generously
signed memorial OF the ci,izlns of that Slate
To- the appointment CT O commission to investi-
gate Infectious cattle discases.
The House Committee on tho District of
Columbia agreed to day to report bill making
decree fer alimory a lien on tho husband s
estate.
10 the Uousa to day Mir Kelly, of PcnDsy.
Vabia, Using to lefsonaI explanation, had
read An x;rsct from tho Philadelphia Evening
Bulletin, giving 40 ;cl0uut Of q difficulty that
had taken place between himself md q Phia-
dclpbla lobbyist named Mckay. in the sugar
Interest. liz said Tor The first lime in tho pluc,
teen years he had been member Ct Congress
he had been c0lunly approached, and that he
bad informed the lobt yl5t no would kick The
man who 20 a9I reached him AS ho would dog,
and that If tic dog attempted 10 resent tho
kick. hr would show him that thtugh sixty years
| OF age he wbs still q man.
Governor Holiday. Ct Vireioia was on lha
ll)or Of the Senate 10 day. Though hc docsn'
say 10, it is pretty well understood by his in
Innate lrionls that Abou: tho very last thing he
thinks II Is calling on extra session Of tbc
Eirpiuis General Assembly.
hessrs. RiddleE;rgor. Mathews, ind Thur
man, members OF tho Virginia State Senate,
wCro in the gallery Of tho Seuate 10 day.
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I.OcNl Onion.

1T a mooting of Golden Light Lodge ut !. q
G. T., No. a3I, held March S.h. 1850, tho Iii.
lowing resolution (f3r the & ,od Of tho ord, WA
passed:
Owing to tha Misrepresentation of the press ~.
our action in tho local option question.
we are placed in an unonvisbo light in the cyo<
OF our sister lodges in tho State. also that If lha
Grand Lodge wo, therefore, feel it our duty !,
give the names OF the trainers Of that pcti.ioa,
which are Kevs. l.. ii. l'csrce and w. x B,y,c,
they sending it TO us through Mr.. Lewis NJ :.
kenzie for adoption, which va did, and We pes.
lively deny over having rescinded tho Same ~
any succeeding meeting. We hold ~ tho rp,q
ion that q man cannot DO {, Good Templsr !,
heart and give his support to tho traffic OF lh-,
which ia the most deadly enemy to its aucccs
By order OF tho Lodge:
j. Q. SMITH SccratarS
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
ED9 E1 RNowDpN.
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH II. 1850

Failure readers OF the history Of this pei i'd
this goscrnmInt presumed 10 assert its right TO
possess ard coLtroi' tho property Of private
c;'iz,ns in foreign c)untry with which it VAS
st peace, and will only account for the acqal.
.c'nce CT tht Sc private ctiz IDS in this assump.
li,n upon the groubd OF their desire to obtsin
:noscr alioD5 to their stock ia this country, and
their willingness to agree to any terms ia order
- secure suc1 sub captions. Having secured
!aem. the right 10 possess and c,ntrol' will
assume an entirely different phase, md tho
uDItcd S.ates of Colombia, in whose territory
chs property Ct the intor-oceanc canal will lie,
Will do all tho POI s. s5ing and controlling. and
will bc backed by tho whole civilized world, cx-
c2pt tho Uoited States Of America, 10 defend
inG its riahtiul authority to do So, shou d that
right be assale1 With tho country begeiog
Tor relii from the protected monopolists. with
threatened anarchy in California. with prob
able change 10 the form ct government next
March from tho Want of law d,fining def
ni ely the mode Of c)uLting tho presidential cleo
toral vote, and with hundreds Of other measures
Of which tho couutry stands sadly in need, the
Congress and The President arc ilitieripg away
precious time on proposed canal within the
territory OF foreign government, with whose
affairs they have as little right TO interfere as
they have with those of any other country on
the face Of the globe
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members was rad, and it vas decided that
memorial services should BIO held TO MORROW.
The President submitted his annual report.
showing that ho had visited IS charges, travel
Jog G.C0O miies. Reports from As charges
showed sn increase 10 membership of 200.
Twenty five thousand dollars have been secured
to cudow the Western Maryland College.
DR.. Murray. as chairman of tho standing
district committee, reported that lhtro were
charges against the official character of the
President, aud upon motion OF Rev. DR.. David
Wilson, tho matter was referred to the standing
distric; committee for investigation.
The President stated that he coul! convince
the committee of the correGtEess OF lis s:andipg.
a discussion arose as to whether the Prcti-
dent Should continue 10 presi'e PENDING the TO-
ves!igatioD, but tto point was stuffed By the
President himself, who rtq lcsted Dr. Murray
to take the chair.
The Committees ", r, ADJ outcet, Mr.. Gra-
ham bling on that oil Supplies AID Mr.. Gator
on that Of Literature.
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A Hairs Ina San Francisco.

NEW YORK, March ia San Francisco
special TO the Hora!d says: Notwithstanding a
press denial to the contrary, nothing in this api-
tstlon IL moro certain than that q socislistic,
cert with the agitators and forming an Important
portion OF their programme. Inc European
element of discontenti is not fcLion. The OBJ.
Ject OF snch mon could only be pillsge With
GU lhis can cay without revealing details that
Ssn Francisco is not going 10 be laid in ashea.
Every arrangement is made to meet the first act
of violence, and if it comes to this the relrjbution
will be terrlblon
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rGB-H ss-.TSskFSvG Ft..v.

Special Correspondence n Tie Ah1a. Gdlrite
WASH!NGToN. ID. G., March II, 1850.
hn'oag ihc appointments confirmed ly the
Senate yesterday WAS that Of &. T.. Bsilcy, Of
Falls Church, Va, IS receiver Of public ulorty
al Fioronco, Arizona. w. w. Ecdd was ap-
pointed postmaster Mt i1rna Mills King William
county. W.. to-day vice j. l. Stevens, rs.
signed
Tho sub c,mm,ttcn Ct tho Ways and Meats
Conmittro q tho IIous,, 10 whom was re-.
fcrrcd MIR. O'GonDors bill for rcfuuding 10 tho
depositors 10 tho lrccdmcn's Bank tho money
they were sWindlcd ont e by reason IF their
faith in tho sccurty the Govcrument afforded
thot Institution. hsyo agrIc l TO report that bill
iavorably to the Wboio committee, by whom it
will probably be adopted next week and re
ported 10 the House and put Oh the calendar.
Whou the Senate opened this morning the
secretary rcsd note from the Vco President
stating that he would be absent TO day, aud
designating MIR. Edmunds, as tho presiding
officer OF tho Serato uotil he returned.
MIR. Sharon made one Of his soni occasional
appearances 10 tho Senate to day, and availed
himself CT tho occasion to say that his pro-
tractcd absences were neoessltated by the wants
OF bis cons iua5ts. who had his resignation in
iheit haude, and that he was ready to vac ste his
scat as soon Us they sienifcd a disposition 10
accept it.
Tho vcory of Senator Gordon 10 Tic census
committee yesterday 10 procprug an uniavor-
able report upon tho nomination of Mr.. Sim
mons as supervisor of cersus for ono of the
Georgia districts. over tho combined influence of
MesSrs. Hill. Stephens and FELTON,, is very graft.
Tying 10 that senator and to his lriendr.
The consideration of tho appointment of Mr..
Upton as collector of customs at Tappah annock
was again postponed this merning by Tho Senate
Commerce Committee at tho insta1c, of the
Virginia Senator's.
Judge Treadgay, of Pittsslvania county, Va,
whose son, an officer in the internal revenue
service, has been tried and convicted for crook.
edness, is here, and. with Senator Johnston,
called upon the Attorney General to-day to see
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SThe Salvation Armyo

NEW YORK, March 11.-Amonz the em.-
grants who arrived at Castle Garden yesterdev
from Liverpool WAS tho advance guard of what
hiss boen known in England for some time "a
The Salvation Army" that is a band of law
preachers, dissenters from tho Church of Enp-
land. Their dreHs is peculiar, one noticeable
feature being the name of the organic ,.ion in
la1Ss gilt letters on the bands Of their CABS. The
order numbers one hundred thousand,
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Strikes.

WILMINGTON, Del, March 1.-the train
men OF the Delaware and Dorchester Railway
struck for higher wages at Sesford yosterdav
and the trains have ceased running.
READING. PA, March 1l.-One hundred and
ltty moulders employed by the Reading Hard.
ware Company went on strike this mornib for
an advance oil 25 per cont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-11

Old and young, rich ani poor, all unto 10
testifSirg to the true merit Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. For over quarter Of c,ntury it has
proven itself true, triei aud trusted friend.
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Tho tc;ion of the rcadiuster 10 the mooing
OF tho conservative cebtral committee yeslcr-
day shows that that party not only refuses 10
atc,pt any terms Of compromise That may be-
proposed by the conservatives. by which ubi
ted vote can be cast for tho nominee Of tho
Cnc!nDaii convention next November, but also
That their avowod cLjtc. is to trcak up The coz
sotvatiVe organization 10 the State and the dem
ocraiic organ .,ion in the country, and allow the
nomioee Ct tie republican n,tional coLvoniinD
10 be elected PftsjdeGt This being 20, to b.
pslavlring with them any Logger would be on
"a par with other dcu, crstic aiIliness. HAVING
deliberately made their beds 10 tho miro, the
leaders OF tho resdiasters should be allowed TO
waos with the swine, especially as no appeals
or Cor c,E5ions Gao nGuc, them TO act other wise
Thy osn't iaduco many of those who voted
with them last November 10 follow them into
the republican fold. TO Which they az. journey
10y randy.
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MuOh Sickness.

Undoubtedly with children. attributed TO Other
causes, is occssioned by Worms. BROWNS
VERM lFUGE C0MFITS, or Worm Lczengot,
although etfectual in destroying worms. Can l."
no possible injury TO the most delicate chld.
This valuable combination has been success, fully
used by physicians, and found TO be absolutely
sure in Graduating worms, 80 hurtful to children.
rs cents box
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Arrest OfKearney.

SAN FRANCISCO. March u.-Dennis Kesrnez
was arrested by the police at his residence thi,
morning on two charges of msdemeanor, based
on remarks ut the meeting Tuesday nj Obi. H.
furnished bail and was released from cnstodv
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FCREEGT SE ks-E.

Lord Salisbury went out yesterday fo, tpa@.,,
time since his recent illnoss.
There ia no truth in thu reports tia. 81, Far.
has resigned the French Ministry OF the Inlntiai!
II is still feared ths! Irish relief funds will -,
BIZ sufficient 10 avert great suilericg and fsminUo'
In the Spanish Senate Gen. Campos bss !,
clsred himself An adversary Of Premier Csncrs,
del Castillo.
Mr.. Grissel, who WAS recently commiu,1 T.,
New g. ate on the vote Of the House of Cornmn,,
will be released as soon as Parliament HIS Esq.,,
dissolved '"
A great fire occurred on Monday at tho was-
ing works in Moscow. The entire hldnv wa
destroyed. Twenty. -four persons were bnrrhrS -
death and twenty nine injured.
II is estimated that tho expenditures Ct H.,
parliamentary candidates in tho comr }, eNsc,irs
in Great Britain will aggregate L! TOO UUA, we.rS
will be mostly drawn from London STD sen, n
the provinces.
A dispatch ffom Tcheran says: "Gen M,ur.
viod AmCursk's cavalry havo surprised and H..
fested a iorse Of 4CJ Tokke-Iurcomsns Nos.
Dousouloum. killing thirty of them N,na
thousand Tekke.Tnreoa!a.sa are Concentrated s;
kiZil-Arvat."
Three. fouIths Of Nevesinjs. Eolz gowns w.s
destroyed by fro yesterday, including the RESI-
dence OF the commandment and tho post and te'..
graph offices. Many persons Wero renderei
homeless but no lir2a were lost. Tho ftc orr.
mated accidentally.
Tho Liberal and Homo Hulo leaders Of Per.
Lament have issued manifastoes 10 thor sew,
constituencies. They denounco IN strong term;
Besc foreign policy and his nsslcr, q,
home interests and disrt s ri for ireland In,
Conservatives 60 not expect from the rev eIrr.
lion a msjority CT more than - or % III. lat.
erals are confdon! of Yictcry.
COURT OF AprEALs, YESTERDAY. -Csa.
mnnwaalth w .Inhnsnn mi MIS- ncrn-.I =
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1t is reported that the young lady 80 grossly
aid bsrbarously outraged 10 Washington o
abort time ago is recovering and viii soon be
ablo to appear in court and testify against her
brutal assallapt. She should not be subject 10
suoh 40 indignity. which. to refined and SEN
siivo young lady, must DO horror inferior iu
degree only to that she recently underwent.
Tho forms Of law should DO observed 10 tho
trial Of ou!ragers as 10 that of other criminals,
but there should BIO change 10 them by which
the unfortunate victims shall not DO compelled
to go through tho terrible ordeal of on tx.mi-
nation in open court Itmay DO that tho desire
10 prevent this suffering is tho motive that
prompts their male relatives to try lynch law.
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BALTIMORE, Mar. ll.-Vir1inis sixos al -
do def de4 do consolidated 5i1 do III serio, -
asked; p: d. COUP S33 now lUiOi 4ls Cu!,n
weak; middlirg Isl. Flour dull and uEchsLccl
Wheat-Southorn steady; Western closed fr,o
with An upward tendency Southern red h.,
40; do amoer l42,l45 No Maryland 10; Ne
Western winter red snot and March li&!; Ar
l4ialddt; May 1l3i,liI; June 1891 4l39; July
l93; Corn-Southsrn easier for white yrll"S
ae4dy; Western ii:m aud higher; Southern
white IS 40; Go Yollow 81; Western mixnd spot,
6t!; Mar 55s e6Et; April j5is53s; May g. ~.
etnamer 6l.561. OATS firm; Southern lS..u
Western white 4ialSi do mixed 1Ga1T; rcnns
4Ss5J. Rye dull nj 93.45. Hay un2hsng~l.
Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary To far J., :.
ldA: Sugar slesag; n scra9! Whaknv in!i
1t l0iA$l IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-11

=, Charles Walker, colored. was arrested at
petersburg, Va, yesterday. for dealing in IN.
stamped tobacco. and held 10 81, 900 bonds for
trial. - ''-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-11

1t is mentioned 10 somo ct the aceouni5 Of
the recent session OF TIC Central Assembly, that
100 death occurred in that body" Ard Tor a
very good reason:
The good die young.
But those whose hearts arc drg a. sucmel dust
Burn 10 the socket"