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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-05-22

On account of the shortness OF the
time to the meeting of the commit
tee, called by Capt. James Jefries to
meet in New Orleans on the 18th in
slant, Judge Richardson. chairman
of our parish executive committee,
has appointed Mr.. 9. H. Mnmford to
represent Grant parish at the organi.
cation in New Orleans next Tuesday
The action OF Judge Richardson vii
doubtless meet the approval Of the
Democrats of this parish. who vii
feel perfectly satisfied to have Mr.
Mumford represent them.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-05-22

At the assembling of the Repub-
lican State convention. which met in
Chicago on the 10th inst, scene OF
the widest confusion was witnessed.
The Grant delegates, numbering
about seventy-6ve. withdrew and
proceeded to orgsnize . separate
convention.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-05-22

The second number of volume 2
of the Marksville Review, a new pa
per just started in Avoyelies parish.
is before u.s. 1t is published partly
in French, is Democratic in senti-
ment. neat in appearance. and spicy
and solid in its comments. It il
edited by A. NJ. Greminion. Sue
cess to him.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-05-22

ALEXANDRIA, La, May 3, 1880.
Editor Democrat:
: In the exercise of the authority
conferred upon me- by the late con-
vention of the Democratic Conserva-
tive party, l name the following gen.
tlemen as members of the State GEN.
trail committee of said party for the
State at large, viz:
Robert Richardson, of Ouachita.
s. NJ. Morrison, of Caddo.
J. Floyd King, Of Concordia-
F. F. Perodin, of st. Landry.
l. Massie Martin, of St. Landry.
Allen Thomas, of Ascension.
j. B. Enstis. of Orleans.
John Fitzpatrick, OF Orleans.
ID. Warren Brickell, of Orleans.
Augustus Reichard, of Orleans
J. Davidson Hill, of Orleans
D. II. A. Gauthreaux, of Orleans
Archibald Mitchell, of Orleans.
Joseph Collins, of Orleans.
w. B. Koontz, Of Orleaus
The attention OF the local party
authorities is called to the fact that
it lie the duty Of each parish in the
State, as we'll as each ward in the
city of New Orleans, to appoint a
member. of said committee. This
they are requested to do at once,
and all members Of the committee
are requested to be present at the
st. Charles Hotel in the city of New
Orleans. on Tuesday. the 18th day of
May, at IL m, for the purpose of or
ganizing JAMES JEFTRrEs,
President of late Convention.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-05-22

IN. 0. Oemocrat.1

~ -if-t' = 9~<~>s
IN. O. Democrat
Applications are daily made to the
Office of the Secretary of State by
justices of the peace throughout the
State for law books to enable them to
discharge the duties of their Offices.
Section 3508 of the Revised Stat
utes Of 1870 provides for the distri-
button Of one copy Of the Civil Code,
one copy OF the Code Of Practice.
one copy Of the Revised statutes to
The members Of the Legislature, to
each of the district courts OF the
United States in the State of Louisi-
ana, to the clerk OF the Supreme
Court, to each of the clerks OF the
district courts, to the recorder OF
mortgages, recorder Of conyeyapces,
the president Of the Board of Health
MAYORS of cities and towns. presi-
dents of the police juries, assessors
and State tax collectors. and each
Justice of the peace for each ward in
this State.
Act No. 40 of the regular session
of 1877 provides only for the distri
button of the acts OF the Legislature
| to the judges and clerks Of courts
and directs. the secretary OF State u
dispose of the acts ut price not Il
exceed 20 per cent advance on thu
original first cost Of the book.
For the information OF these Off
GERS we have been informed by th'
Secretary Of State that there is no
a single copy of either the Revise'
Statutes, Civil Code or Practice il
the State library, and that the act
of the Legislature cannot be deliver
ed to any officer. except to the jud
ges and clerks OF courts. unless pai'
for as required by act - Of 1877.
i Applications have also been mad
for copies Of the Louisiana Magii
trate, but the State did not subscrib
| to that work; it is one of private er
terprise and can he probably hsa
4 t;a atrfsr4t *ffl kft,rrs
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-05-22

A Rangoon. Burmah. dispatch, I'M
der date of April 18th. says that
seven hundred men, women, girls,
priests and foreigners were buried
alive under the towers Of the city
walls, as sacrifice for the restora-
ton Of the kings health. The panic
st MaDdelay is frightful aud hun
dreds are leaving the city, The i'll
ness of the Burlnah king is said t.
be leprosy. les
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-05-22
mo. %.
TITLES OF ACTS
And Joint Resolutions Passed by the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State Of Louisi-
ana at the Regular Session
of 1880.

(Cowtinsed from Last Heek.j
80. 10 regulate the duties OF the
minute clerks of the court of appeals
and of the civil and criminal courts
Of the parish of Orleans.
81, Prescribing the manner of
changing parish lines and of remov-
ing parish seats.
80, To regulate the practice of
dentistry in the State Of Louisians.
8S, To carry into effect article 1873
of the constitution, and to impose
penalty on the officers failing to COM
ply with the same.
"a, Concurrent Resolution in
structing the Attorney General to
investigate the charter and affairs of
the Carondelet Canal and Navigation
Company.
35, TO provide for the trial of
offenses where the penalty is not
necessarily imprisonment at hard
labor or death.
So, To amend and re-enact section
997 of the Revised Statutes Of 1870.
in regard to challenges of jurors in
trials of Criminal cases.
81. Relative to police juries and the
appointment of police jurors until
the next general election.
SO, To regulate judicial advertise
ments in the French language in the
parish of Orleans, under the provi-
sions of article 154 Of the constitu-
ton.
80, To amend and re-enact section
1891, Revised Statutes Of Louisiana.
40. Providing causes Of recusation
of the district judges. and for the
trial of recused cases in the district
courts, the parish Of Orleans excepted.
Al, To create Bureau Of Agricul-
ture and immigration.
AZ. To require police juries to
make provisions for the support OF
all infirm, sick and disable paupers
residing in their respective parishes.
43, Joint Resolution requesting
our members OF Congress to use
their influence to obtain the passage
of bin to secure from loss the de-
Ipositors in the Freedmen's Saving
Bank
A, Defining certain misdemeanors
arising out OF cruelty to domestic or
domesticated animals and prescrib-
| ing the punishment therefor.
As, To organize the city courts in
the city of New Orleans.
! 46, For the relief Of securities on
official bonds in all cases where good
and sufficient cause is shown, and
authorizing courts to require new
bonds.
/ Al, To provide for the payment
lof the salaries of the deputy and
minute clerks, shorthand reporters
and other employees Of the Civil and
Criminal District Courts and Court
of Appeals for the parish Of Orleans
48, To prescribe the amount and
character Of the bonds and quali6ca-
tions of the sureties to be furnished
Iby the clerks OF the Civil and Crimi-
. nal District Courts for the parish Of
Orleans.
a. Ordering and recurring parish
mr. mnnicipal CORPORATION in the State
tn receive for taxes or licenses due
any Parish or municipal corporation
prior to January /. 1879. all valid
warrants. scrip or evidences of in.
debtedness Of said parish or munici
pal corporation.
so. TO provide for the payment Il
I III Coscroye. printer of the Consti
!. tutional Convention Of 1879, OF tn
balance due him for work done TO
. the Convention prior to and ate
the adjournment Of the same.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-05-22

The parish seat seems to be troub-
ling the citizens of Grant PARISH
Baton Rouge Advocate.
1t isn't the seat so much as it is to
find good place to locate it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-15
Heavy lint.l Norm,

CINCINNATI, o., Juoc l5.-Thc heaviest
rain storm kaowu for long time visited tbs
city between and II o'cltcl< last nisht. la
three hours the rain fail was. > 80 inches Sine
then onCusht has fallen TO make tho total more
than irchcs. All the telegraph wr,s TO Iir
North ard E.st went dowo except ooo, show II /:
that heavy storm pass sd north ci the ~. l.
is reported that tho depot at Hamilton. Bu l,r
couuty, o.. was struck by lightning and b1rnc!
With the facs CT tho wires bling down arG ii |
tho traits delszcl 20 particulars can be cal hcr,i
A sprc;al dispatch to the Glz Ito from II
komn, lod., says tho cSclcoc visited roln.
near Frankfort aud &c ro il that equity, d.
strtying buildings; several ptrsnnals were re-
ported killed and wounded; but the wires hcing
down 20 names coul DO obtained.
Adv;c,s from the head waters of the Ohin
indicate considerable rise to b, comi1s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-15
FSEEFG% TE,l.S

Burglars kayo again stolen largo sum from
tho old Palace OF Stuttgart.
Tom Taylor. the distng uishod dramatic su.
thor, Is seriously Ill OF paralylic affection.
Trade in India is in very depressed condi.
Ton, and financial crash is thought TO DO at band.
Honri Rocheftrt has completely recovered
from the wound received in the recent duel with
III. kOechlin.
commo!cisl crisis Is feared in Bucnos Ayres.
A state of siege hes been declared. Cola is Al
20 per ctn', premium.
Tho English commanders in Afshsnistan have
lost faith IN hbdurrshm&n Khan, and Dcgolis.
tloEs are again ct gtandstlil.
At Havana twenty-five deaths occurred from
yellow lever, and fourteen from small pox, dur
ing the week ending Friday last.
Tho dead lock il tho Morocco conroro1 c, 70.
! suited in it! adjournment sine did, England has
new and moro llborsl plans TO propose in tho
| matter.
Tho tx-kmprcss Eugenio on tho Cd instant
lett tho spot Whero the Prince Imperial was hill
cd, and Is now returning 10 Durham. She is in
good health.
=, An effort il making to bring before tho British
Housot Comm ns the question whether the
existing regulations regarding tho importation
OF foreign attic are Necessary and Justify the
statetics Of the trade.
Paris special, on authority Of an Alex
andria, Egypt cores pondent gives the follow
ltg: Minister MsYnsrd, in pronouncng the
tnal judgment in the MilzIn so day, de-
ciarcd tina. Miriam was guilty Of murder, and
sentenced him 10 be hanged ut AlexsnG ia on
the first Of next October"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-15
EllIIutfnlet5e,1fY

CHICAGO; Iuoe ia special to The Timcs
if'm Grand Rapids, Wis. says: For sovera
day past the Wisconsin river at this point ha.
teen rising very rapidly unnl DOW the wtole
blsiIcss portion OF the city is under water A
Gnrtlon otIt has been swept away aud what re.
mains Is in great danger OF being carried off. A
portion OF the hardware store of M-ssrs Bruo
dag " Ferguson and . part OF SpotfOrd & Coles
general store fl ,ated eff on Sunday morning
Many other stores have fallen down. Tho dam
age 10 the business firms ADD property owutr;
clnnot at present be estimated. TIE damage
to h, city corporation by tho sashiog away oil
may OF tho streets and sidewalks is estimated
at s. 900.
The Green Bay and Minnesota Railroad Com
pa'y bridge and the Wood county bridge, both
a[r''s the Wisconsin river are 10 great dagger
1t h''hg swept away. Ga Sunday morning OF
5 c 'ck while Mcssrs. Bruodsge & Ferguson
were engaged in saving goods from one end Of
thsIr hardware store portion of the store was
carried away 30 suddenly that Ferguson was
sw pt away with it and drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-15

Primary Glass, Silver Medal for greatest improve
mcut, Miss Mary Power.
Premiums in Writing, Miss Daisy Washington
and Ada Cogan.
For Obedience to Teachers, Premium, Miss h
Ficklin.
For Multiplication table, Premium, Miss Fannie
Schwarz
Observation-Disclosures 10 Misses j Cowling, Kate
Bauer, V, Power, E. Schwarz, l.. Ghecn and A.
Bauer
Prose composition, penmanship and map.drawing
Premium TO Miss Studs
Book-kcepins-lst Premium, Miss McGahey
md Premium, Miss Sherwood. ;,rd Premium,
Miss Maggie Breen.
Pcnmanship--S Silver Medal 10 Miss Hannah Pail
Silver Medal for great improvement to Miss Ella
Brown. Premiums to Misses Ella Smith, Florence
baggctt, Lulu House, Jennie Henderson, Viah
baggctt, Molic Burroughs, Emma Watkins, Linda
Henderson and Mamie GrlllboZer
Epistolary Coursc-Prcmums 10 Misses Kate
Kelly, Fiah Baggctt and Carrie Price
Neutrality-suspicious. TO Misses j. Henderson,
Bessie Braser, Minnie Brenglc, Lena Heller, Ell
Schwar2, Lena Bauer and Fannie Mankin.
Observance of Rules-Prcmums to Misses Nc
Gahcy and Studs. md Premiums Misses W.
Brown, Jessie Burroughs, Il. Sherwood, F. Norriss,
r. smith, r. Bsggctt, NJ. Burroughs, NJ Brecn, NJ
Watkins, K. Price aud X Bauer.
Punctual MISUNDERSTANDING to Misses b.
liraScr, IL. Pail, E. Smith aud r. Sherwood
The Graduates Misses II. Strauss and Il. Dnflty,
III we'll written yaledctores, babe an afrtclional IL
aucn 10 their Teachers and sChOolmatcs, in who's
society, they had pasSad SO many happy hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-15
Household Pnnacea

Will most surely quicken the blood whether
taken internally or applied externally, and
thereby moro certainly RELlKVE rAl&.
whether chronic or acute than any ether rsil
alleviItor, and tits warranted double the strength
of any similar preparation
1t cures Pain in the Side. Bscl; or Bowu'
Sore Throat, Rheumatism. Too.hacha. and ALI.
ACHES, and is The Great RcIicvcr OF
Pain. "BkOWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANa-
CEA" should be in every family. A. teaspoon
full Of the Psnscea in tumbler of hot ws,rr
lsweetened. il preferred), taken a: bedtime, vii
BHEAh UP a COLD. - cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-15
; .gHAs-S GE THE E.F1-

The locds 10 the Upper Mississpli rcsion
lave u5td less OF over 81 coo 900.
a notorious cou0terlti;er named Harrison
has be arrested 10 ct asa. He has bee1 10
the business about thirty yeas
Tie wheat crop Ct the Pacific Stttss il s.
large ID premise thst arXiey is itlt rs TO a pos.
slbIe scarcity Of tonnage 10 move it.
The Selma, Rome aud D,ton rslrcsd WIS
sold yesterday iJr 81 SOB .0C0. and was bouph,
by tic Eas. Teur cssce and Getrzic road.
The ti,loe upon the American schooncrs T.
l.. NeUc)nb and F. A. Merritt, ly a Spapish
cruiser. is to be ifqlired into by the Stete D.
por mint.
John Bi:hpp, Waslingtoa barber, con-
miu'd suicide yesterday by cuuiog his lhroat
NleEel depression caused By iln So prGu p cd
the ac'.
terrific Fioim lased over p.ris Of Penreyl
vanla. NcS jersey y. Nnw York and New +
land SUNDAY. t.. Ing great dan.ago to crri $
dwellings. &c
CiSpa'th from .tksor. Miss says: al
| Is supposed that G.v.rI or l. own i:f-Irom Iii
horse in fl! Of aropx Ky. The remains vert
taken TO jackson oDd y in state 10 The Capl,o
unnl yesterday morlirg. whcu tho funeral tot |
| place, uu!ir2 which al luslDCsS was SuspC Gded
The Court Ct Common Pleas, at Phlade!phie
npcn application e he Attoruty Cereal. yes
icrday granted a writ Ct 1an wbrranto neains
tho offers and trustees Ct the PHILADELPHIA
University 0! MldioDo an Surgery to show By
Whet authority they txaiciso tho duties, irlo
c',;a2s sad lri7i!eges O! tuoh c;rporaticu.
THO army H1FDs arn working much dettruo
lien ii Ha!Es cruaty, ~. A lwcpIy a,ro Fl Id
| 81 iyC Lear Wcolcisc!otl sas destroyed! By them
- is:Dty !oor hru's. They wtio yesterday
ioss!'0; On a co,n ti:ld GEAR By, cuiica i; dcwr
! as they wcEt a;olG. Tho i2.,oors vil! of otc
o1pmeuco cutting glass; ttr L;y fer fear thot
they raay lose 81.
10 the Senate yesterday the House bill! rela
two 10 the tax on leaf tobacco was passed, s.
Tcra LulH,r Ct pcrsion bills Spccches
on tho Lcero 'x1duS wtro made by Mtss;s
Wild I'm and Lunar. 10 the House Ct Repre-
ScDtetlvcs The further consideration of the cleo
!ora count Till was postponed until tho frs
| Monday 10 December mex. The bill to ctlorci
the eight hour law was passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-15

Tho recent communication sent by Secretary
Sherman TO the Senate Oh the subject of war
expenses shows that Mr.. Sherman is goirg to
do all that BIO can in the way of partisan trick.
CRY 10 entite himself to MIR. GalGe!d's favor 10
the improbable event of tho latter's SUCCESS.
Ills communication has been critically examined
and been found to be grossly and Intentionally
incorrect. and that, too. for no other purpcss
than tho low one Of making party c,pita1. Ac
cording to it the annual expenses of tho Gov
eromcnt, other than those resulting from the
war arc rldlcu'ousIy smaIi-lcss even than they
were Tor mary years before the war. If Mr..
Sherman doesn't destroy all tho evidences Of
lis crookedness as Secretary of The Treasury
before be leaves that offic, next March, bis sue
oessor will strike itch mino of official corrup-
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-15

N. p. Caticti, cashier Ct the Augusta IA.
tlonsl BaLk, died at his !c:i!cGcc il S.auutoo
o. Surday night.
The county Of BucAirghem has v0tci sui
soriplion OF 500. 0t0 to The ciptsl stick C! The
Richmond and Southwestern RlircsA Cam-
psty.
The United States Cour! has directed tie r,
ceiVer5 OF the Atlantic. Mississippi aui Cha
Railroad to pay forthwith 81 OF iotercst CD each
coupon of tho consolidated hordJ.
Col. John r. Popham, editor Of III, Eish
moud Southern lntel!isc, r, vas r laased .,or,
tho jail of tia: city Saturday, cvcrirg, the ter,
fir which he was scatcrc2d having expired.
The republican State conmiLsc has d,ci.e.l
to put publican cud dates il tho fll Ia
every congressional disIrc. AID ,o keep tie
party scpsrue, 80 tAr ss rtss;h| from tie re-
q justCrs.
o. So urdaY last ut the 'u.roueh pit, ia
Chesterfield County. Mr. Dole", tie foreman.
aid james Hall, workman. in cx. l,ring old
drifts in tho liz Wrrc badly turaed by m tx.
p!cs;ou Of la'.
Mess $. Clarke & g.. III B s>nu. tho sar4
OF the pcLit"utaly shoe shop. srn kag y
large bu1ibcr ct faIts in that i'c orr. Al Of
tho 9ork is Brought rcm th"ir bttn isc,or?,
cut u! aud ready fer soleinr.
The statement to the tff,c. thai Mr.. E.am
dsclaiDed the authorship If the editorial il he
! Riohmood Willy, which lei % Tho rsccnt Lu, |
| is mjtsk'. MIR. ELAN says COW, as lie h-s
always enphaIicay said that ho dix write the
offensive article.
| There La recently b1Cn 4 slide cr aHoa,
eighteen or tSecty thousaUd yards ct ccg,h n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-15

The republican psr!y CT the country sent
delegates to Chicago to dominate either Grant,
Blame, CT Sherman, and would have beon con.
tent with either. These delegates, however,
touting and scouting tho wishes of The
people WHO elected thrm, selected o man
whom nobody wanted nominated, aud
tho independent and conscientious MON
b'rs h tho ptry arc therefore saying that
b!tween q ha,d money drmocrat, with q
'poiirs9 Lame, such "a H.yard, and the man
With snch 4 besmilchci reputation as Mr.. Gar
ito d, thNv will properly let tliasa taxa iheir
,oirsc wi;hcut interference 90 their part.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-15
Much Sickness.

Undoubtedly with Children, attributed to other
causes, Is occssioned by Worms BROWNS
VEHMlF UGE COM FITS or Worm uozengos,
although enectual in Destroying worms, can 30
no possible injury TO tho most doicats child.
Ihls valuable combination has been success fully
used by physicians, and found TO bn absolutely
sure in eradlcstng worms, 80 hurlful to children.
Us Conts box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-15
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TKI-WEEKLY GY
EDO II SNOW ID EN-.
TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE Is. 1880

The love Of The republicans for peso, AID
order c5u'd MT be exhibited moro plainly than
by heir defeat Of the bill for preserving the
cunt Of tho next presidential electoral vote
from the dangers thnt cbVroned the lsst GBT.
The bill provided fer contingencies made prob
hb!c by the outrageous fuul by which Mr..
Hayes was inauluI .,I aud made the COUNT
Irg ct The electoral votes l,n aud sur. end
removed any ambiguity hat may DOW exist re-
7peciirg 1t. But the rc1ublicars don't Eaat
this desired Certainty about process in which
they arc SO much interested. Certainty aud
regularity about tho election OF the ntXf Prisi.
dent will DOT &c Conducive 10 their ends, az they
koo" that al election, al the forms Of Hhich
are conducted 10 an trleIl9 and prescribed
manner, will sweep hem from their positions Vl
ilIeeidmsto place aud fraudulent power. With
uucertsinty, confusion and disorder attending The
election and with he Cow rnmeut By tho HANDS
OF man lnauguratel partially by The aid Of
such means, and who. with good reason, they be
lIeVc will assist them with all the force at his
oommatd, they hope for another and perhaps
perpetual term Ct office, cmolumeDt and
power. Fortunately, however, the indications
are that tho mti;rity the democrats will rcctiVs
next November will bo so largo that any fort
to deprive them Ct is legitimate effects will be
too iooiharjy to DO Attempted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-15

p3omi; - cilz'n Of f-riax and an I'd
AID Vs'uA1 rI,oi ald Subscriber 90 tho G.z,t. .,
WIGS:
conf dirk sc republicans ike Their
h"G'rsf'on, anl hop" ihr rinciaoatl Gonvcc-
'I"a vii no. commit III" folly TO nominain n
hk 'nan. and then all can rally to his supper.
"rd "l"c' him. For Congress either Nes!e Or
Harbour is my ticket. hope there may b,
!" rect harmony wncn the tiIcc for action ls Ut
- "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-15
Death OF u Cicruymnm.

PHILADELPHIA, June II. --llcory ApguSlus
Boardma1, DID, tho we'll kooHn clergyman,
aud for forty years The pastor OF tho Tenth
Presbyterian Church, died this morning. at his
lite residence,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-15
HaIlrllCrCfs.

GALVESTON. TIN June IA .paci.l 10 the
News from Dallas says: ION Saturday night,
two mlloj and half south of Richardson, msn
named He&some was murdered by one rfupts
while sleeping in The ssme room with Lin. Tho
murderer escaped: The rur;er is tho result Of
previous quarrel"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-15
Fatal Accident.

OTTAWA. June ia man named Wilson
WAS instantly killed 8! Marlborough Yesterday
while attending saving machine, through the
bursting of a fly wheel.