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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-09
TO-DAY;S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Affairs in EpnEaEd.

New YORK, Nov. ga Lordou speci. to
the w .!d says 10 regard to the rumor cf the
Queens request for 90 application to Parliament
for an additional grant to be made 10 the PRICE
Of Wales 1T is DOW said that the Prize, has
himself determined 10 appeal to Parliament for
cid. aud that his friends 10 the House will ex-
plain to the satisfaction OF the country why the
government should b., generous to him if not
altogether ist to the people % this ccc.sion."
The samo correspondent has the following {:
u have seen an autograph letter from MIR.
Gladstone, 10 which be calls the historic OBJ
struction offered By successive British gcvaru-
ments TO land ref:rns 10 Ireland q mournful
and dl:creditablo record. ~
Delegates representing SO. 600 Golfers OF South
Wales aud Nomenclature met to day il the
ri;laSe of Poat-y- Piid. in G.amorgaoshirs.
ard resolved 10 call conferences Of all trades to
take ACTON with refereGce to foreign tariffs.
The Liverpool emigration returns for October
show that "A, 900 per5ors left the Mersey DUR
log the month, principally for the United States
snd British Americl.
LONDON, Nov. Cd. r. Charles, of Barrow,
has failed. His liabilities are placed at EGO 600.
Several Liverpool firms are somewhat involved.
The icsuguration of the Lord Mayor of Lon
don will tsko place to day. The route Of the
Lord m.yo.' q show is profusey decorated with
flags. Tho Wca'hor is iioe, but cold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-09

Amopg the most senseess circumstances OF
lhs late election is the abrso certain democrats
ara hcapiDg upon Mr.. John Kelly Of New
York. Mt. Kelly did all it was possible for
him to Go to s;c1r, the vote of bis State TOT
Harc:ck, bu; fortuns fsvors the side with the
heavies. money bags. ED that vas the radical
side. Tho result 10 New York vas probably
more surprsicg to MIR. Kelly than to any other
man 10 the entire country-as wonderful as was
the result. in Virginia to Con. Mahole. For
him there YVES all to lose and nothing to gain by
the defeat of Hancock, as has been proved.
lie stsked bis political txisteDc, on Hancock,
aud lost. ard is GO moro to blame tor the demo
cratic defeat than tho mos. unimportant demo-
cratic voter in tho country. There we're traitors
10 the ranks CT tho New York democracy. but
MIR Kelly wac not among them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-09

Nov that Virsioia has "repudiated her 70.
pudistors" and that the Industries Of the
o,uoiry ore s;cura Of protection for at least,
suolher term Of four yesrs. il the Northern
people exercise their provetbisl "smartnesf,
they will be deferred no logger from coming
hero ADD establishing fse:ories, engaging 10
foreign oomueroo and developing the mineral
rtslurcss of tho State. According to their as
sertionR, utcTts!niy upon the two points men.
tiooed hos s!ore prevented them from utilizing
the great advantages of Virginia. and now that
their doubts have been removed they will be
wise if they como and secure the fortunes that
await all who havs tho necessary capital aud
business qualifications. There is no s,rt of
Virginia Investment. If properly managed, that
will not pay better than goverGmen! bonds, 10
which so much capital is looked up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-09
Colonel Mosby's Position.

A letter has bien received from Colonel John
s. Mos6y, dated Hong Kong, September z0!b,
1880. in which hs says:
II write this in hope you Will will receive it q
few days before the election. I fael deaply IN.
terested in Gsrfeld's election. =
hope to see you in fsw months-thst much
think is certain If 7 live. If Garfield is elected
want to start hcme in time to be at the insu-
puratiol-if Hancoe is elected I shsll send in
my resignation, so IS to reach there by that
time. Hsr cock personally might bs willing :or
me to remain here; but he will be in The hands
CT his parry friends. If any of them demand
u dismissal, as they would have right to do
on party grounds, then Hancock would DO
bound 10 do il. If he does not do it, srd they
do not request t. then it would be eaid that my
remaining in office was due 10 their forbaarsnce.
l do net intend 10 be even that much their debt
or. don't intend to have anything by their
sutference. If have to 90 down, intend to
die likeLochiel, with my back to the field and my
feet to my foes This is my motto. ard want
you 10 let every one who takes any inseres! in
me know it. see that oam paigner in q speech
at Wsrrenton says all true Virsiaiens were for
Hancock So they we're for Greeley and Til den,
but mighty anxious to get q few crumbs from
Grant and hayes. But I don't intend 10 eat
hcmble pie"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-09

Not the least reason the democrats of New
York have for investigating the recsnt election
10 their State is afforded BY the fsc. that,
though according to all jlsliGable suppositioDs
New York was doubtful State. tho lead
Jog republicans wore certain Of carrying il
months before the election was held. Senator
Conkliog from the first has said that the result
of the election deperded upon New York, ard
that New York you'd 60 for Garfield; the New
York Commercial Advertiser. early 10 Oc.obcr,
instructed its readers how 10 bot % tho result.
aud the national republican Committee, ia New
York. when evan the members OF their o1n
party were in great doubt, ware SO confident Of
success 10 that State. ard consequently 10 the
Union that they otormsd the republicans in
this State that the vote of Virginia was not
necessary to eltcs Garfield. aud directed them
to vote the NJ .hons Hancock srd Reputation
ticket. There mus! have been some reason for
this confidence. ard that's what the democrats
should fad out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-09
Elle State Debt.
FAIRFAX G. f.. Va, November

10 The t,|itor ofMe Alexandria Ga=sNs::
While this State, in its recent election. has
been carried By ill.,, regular ticket cv.r The
combined opposition OF tho raa5ju5ter and re-
publican tickets. 10 the interest Of Al equitable
adjustment CT The sccacd Safe dsb!, this does
not, BY rny mans, signify that The people ara
going to submit. to aD7 increase of taxation over
the present rate; cor do SEQ that ratreuchment
Gao be carried any further than it has already
cont for instarc,, Judges of election hsvo to cit
from suorise to suLsst, without regular dinner
ard sway 10 the night, counting tho tickets AID
certifying the poll books. 3d., With much worry
AID trouble, II for one poor dollar as cenpsn'
salio1-in the line OF retrcr chueIt aud tcooo.
my in order to pay Norihtro boadholdsrs and
New Y ork syndic,tcs their demands, who. The
while, proclaim to the world that Southern
people arc net ft for self government 1t is the
last mite that breaks The cauel's back that
mite has been loaded Oh by Mr. Syndicate Nc
Cullcueb, learo. hays bean an advocate
f, doing sll W, could, ard even little mere,
to crafty The cry Of this irsatisblo, bus in fl.
turc, so far Gs sm c;rcarced. TO end bis c,sd
tutors must sko care Of thenseI7esss beat they
c,u. 4 TAXPAYER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-09
Murder and Suicide.

\ Dispatch f7cm BltosvilIr, O6io, giVtB GO
sec,unt OF most i!CrribIe tragedy reer tht
.Iacs. I, app;tTs iist Fax Bisdoi5auEh, c
"ea!;; s:aoe Gsrnap, Who three years go
n,aTr,;d :ho devstt:r OF ncigi5criCg farmer,
came homs la.c Saturday piaiit intoxicated snd
eaterirg Tho roo!1 wha,o lis wife sd Guild
Tore tlecling, assaulted them VITA Ga sxa His
~ife's skull was crushed By single blow, ond
then ie cat his sons throat with the edge Of tho
axe. He then went to 'Ls room where hlrs
Stephens, q vi;i!or. AID her chili ard ssr7a5t
gare sleeping. AID killed Mrs. Stephens aid
her oaild. Tic servant gill was awakened ard
spraug toward the door, hut WAS knocked scnao
less and lcf5 for dead. Upon recovering GU
scionsaess she gave toe alarm. sld tho Deigb.
bors came 10 the house. IL was not I'LL morn.
ipg that tbe murderer was iouod 10 the tobacco
house. With bis throat cat. be is not fatally
iujured. Jealousy. dunkennels and irsaDiy
are supposed TO have led tc tho commission of
the horrible cline.
A later dispatch says: Il is DOW ssotr:aued
that Biedenbaugh murdered his wife 10 pas
ture on Saturday night. where she bed gene to
mi COWS. B:cdeubsu2h WAS alba to tell this
hinsef when he Was found, ard be described
the plac, Ehsro she WAS afttrRard found. The
first to discover tbs orino was Biedenbsugh's
younger brother, who lived With the Murderer,
and who returned about midnight from corn
huskng. The girl. who vas daughter Of the
murdered Mrs. Stephens, is said TO be fatally
rjurod. Il is DOW reported that Biedenbaugh
died at II O'Clock Sunday. He was abou. 30
years of sgc, and bore good reputation. The
general impression is that be vas Insane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-09

There never was free speech at the South,
and there never will bs until the people of that
section admit tina. the nation is superior to the
State Hundreds of republicans voted the ticket
becsuse they regarded tho South as hostile to
free speech"
1.-THE state of affairs existent in the South is 6
reproach TO any p.ople. This n u,t be nation,
endowed with all the conservative power and
endured with all the vigor of nation. Sirca
the sword did 20. remove the question of ne
tion.lily beyond the realm of controversy, it
becomes tho duty of the republican party
throughout the country reassert the just AID
proper sovereignty flhe nstion, as against the
false and destructive doctrine ct paramount
State right"
''At the close of tho war the enormous armies
were Ill rapidly dhbsnded In view ofthat fact
there has been widespread suspicion at the
north and west thst the country had disarmsd
too soor, and that the remains of the rebellion
might take sdvant.ge of the exposed situation
TO make some new attempt st revolution and
usurpstion. If any such danger has really cx-
isted the pescaful display Of vast numbers of
we'll disciplined able bodied men in the republi-
can procet sIcns undo Stedly sctsd ssaWholesome
reminder of Whit might again hsppen In case OF
rebellion. In tt view of the case, the preaervs.
ton Of the organization known as the Grand
Army Ct the Republic, entirely composed Of
lated to inspire confidence at tie north as we'll as
respect st the soush."
TIE above ere samples of the Way in which
the radio ,s now talk of the South. As cure
Tor the imaginary state of sff.is described, the
ut,es among the radicals will eDdsavor to res
cue, the congregational representation from this
Of oiio-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-09

A FEW EXCEPTIONS. why" tburdcred
az impals stoned orator q. Temperance MISE
meeting, 10 only Gle year. 10 twelve short
months, the people CT tho UOitcd States drank
81 S66 OILS gallons Of beer AID 1855. zgl es!loua
Of Whisksy. How much cf that hidcous ag-
gregate did you drink?'' BIO shfieked. glsri0g
ar11rd ct tho resps cable vice pres dent on tie
platform. Ard il the impressive pause that
followed The corresponding SECRETARY arose and
said that with the exception OF the to1ic drops
she vas compelled to take before breakfast, AID
tho enli msl,riel bitters DR.. B)us presc.ib ID
fer her. and little palo sIo for her digestion,
end pint Of beer at mig bt which sho c:uIdn't
close Ter eyes 10 sleep without, and ma5bs 81
ccsssiopal Drop OF brandy for tho neuraigi,, she
had not tasted drop Of spiritual or Tremendous
liquids size, she btcIue member Of the
society. And great huSa fell upon the meet
irg ike the voice of q man who had Just been
asked for the loan of $40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

Gen. Garibaldi aud fsnilj have lef: Milan for
Genoa.
M. Felix Pgat hiss left Paris and COMO to
Brussels to avoid i'm, 1i,orntnt.
The local btsrch OF the Irish Land L.sGus q!
Montreal has issued 81 address calling fer SUBJ
scriptions for PsInel's de!eose.
Prince Gor!chakoffis at Bucharest aud be,is
as well as can be expected, considering his sd.
vauoed s2c. This corrects the report from Ber'
lin % Sunday Of the Princes serious illress.
A dispatch frem Tehcrsn says tho America
missionaries arc sheltcriug and feeding 50U
Mussulmsn and Christian fugiiVes 10 the mis-
sion bulldog outside OF Urumiah.
The political trials which have been proceed
iog at Kbsrkof, Russia, fer the last Elk days
wero co1cluded yesterday. Ihrco OF tho &c
cused have beea txi!ed, and four sentenced to
various terms Of uprisoDmcnt
Tho French Cs5inct discussed On Saturday
tho declaration to be nido Ct the opeaing oil
the Chambers. The Iro9rsnme ls expected
10 be recrgsbized ministry, reform Of the la7s
relative to the press, and The righ, Interpretation
of the educa!ion laws.
Several mcctioos Of The L21d League we're
held ct Cork y. Sunday, and tie prosecutions Of
Irish ag!tetors were upsDarlDgly denounced.
At Shargsrry serious fight occurred b,t0con
members of the league s1d mob beaded By en
ex mt m5tr, who finally succeeded in dispensing
the meeHDg.
The returns Of The board Of lrado Ct Lordon
for the month Of October shows O decrease oil
"a SSl, 600 10 the value Of Imports in tho Uo-
ted kiogd0E as compared with the same month
las; year. aud an increase Of COST 600 10 the
Valuo Of exports as compared With tho same
month last year
10 accordarc, with the rtqlcs. of The Greek
government the Creek committee at Buchares!
has discontinued tho dispatch of volunteers, @:
16 600 have already been enrolled 10 Greece.
The sutscripticas 10 aid Of Greece, which arc
Increasing, will b. applied to ormame1!s and to
the folm siicn OF an ambuIatc; corps.
A dispatch from ST. Petersburg says: "At
the trial before tie military tribunal all tn.
Nihiis, prisopsrs acknowledged belonpiog to
the revolutionary party. One named Sheraieff
admitted that be participated 10 tie pfcpsra
ton Of the mire under tho railway ct Mosc3T
10 December, 1879, and two others reoountod
tho proceedings il c>nuec.icn With lie mine CD
The SIM heropo! Railway
The monastery Ct S.. A2lkaEy il Wales is
ovcrvun BY pilgrims who, with the superior,
Father lgnalius. believe that tho m,nos;cry is
visited by the Vireia Miry FAthcc Ign,lius
claims 10 have eceo tho aprarition twice. end
asserts tia: cripple Hbo for thirty seven years
had been unable 10 use his iimbs, vas ics.aoily
and entirely cured By tho Application Of some
leaves Ekioh Tslc toucded by the mysterious
visitor,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-09
BE Honest.

Young Dan just commencing lils's tur Du Lett
career, in whatever pursuit, whether n tho free,
msniy industry Of tue farm and tn workshop
in the professional, or.the moro hazardous and
wearing mercantile uadertsking2-.et nee sag to
you, be honaEt You hsVa doubtless been told
thia in print and by word since your earliest 70
collection. But have you realized tho fall i'm
port of itS meaIing-of what vital Importance it
is to your whole future caEcer2 In brief, i!
amounts TO just this: If you wish 10 succeed, to
be happy and respected, then be honest freely
ead heartily, for pri1 ciplo's ind honesty's sake
If you wish to 20 down to ruio. shame ard dis
honor. then BIO dishonest, untruth III. tricky. and
Sour wishes will be speedily G ,rried into effect.
You msy eco times when the temporary success
Of urprlnciplod undertakings may alluro, bu.
do not DO deceived. BE firm ss q rock for truth
and right, and you will find ycu,se.f on the ria.
ing road TO fortune and TO fame. when their Io.-
ton structures are topping to destruction. II
you are intrusted by others with their iD.ercsts
aad businoss. prove worthy Of the trus! in every
particular. Yo. will have hard battles to fight,
but keep up yonr courage and sick to principles
of right Let Eot the hell gilded sl!uremeHts CT
those who epeud more money uselessly each
week than their wages amount TO. ever lead GU
from firm determination TO be honest and man
II, 62d you cannot help but succeed. You mey
find yourself of..entimes spurned, neglected and
those less worthy promoted over ycu but let
this not swerve you In time your succ ess, youF
upward career, will be sil the speedier, all the
moro glorious. Never miarepTe.ent 10 make
sale. Never Advertise e tumbug. falsehood or
colorado statement. Eo flank. geItienenly
and honest, and charge for your labor aud your
products ell they are worth, just what you can
afford to take, and you will End plainly ID sp.
precato. plenty to patron:=,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-09
To show the great regard for honesty sid fer

To show the great regard for honesty srd fer
the binding obligation Of pecuDiary contracts
entertained by tho nigh moral and strictly
houest' rsrub!ic,c party, we select from large
batch Of illustrations the Two following, aud II
they don't prove that the assumption OF proplt3
aud Integrity by the republican party is a gro
tesq1e atsurdily, evidence is no louger factor
10 the establishment Of truth
"The wish therefor of tho national repIbl.
c,u committee is, that Every proper effort shall
be made by all true republicans 10 secure the
success of the reaeiuster electoral ticket ana
the candidates of that party for Cooeres5 10
all the districts save the Fad ADD 4.h districts.
TO this eud the undersigned ask that you put
yourself to w3rk, ard By proper explanstlon TO
the Republicans within your reach. and dlllsens
effort. caet every vote that can be TOR tho read'
faster ticket in your district. We send you by
the bearer the tickets we desire voted in your
district aud beg that yoa will accordingly DIS
tribute them"
This is an extrac. addressed 10 Col. Brady,
Collector OF Petersburg, by the two agents sent
BY the national republican committee to Rich
mond to induce The republicans Of Virginia to
u aite With the meu who want to repudiato the
lust debt of the State. The following is an ex
tract from letter 10 tho Same gentleman from
Mr.. JOAN Cessna, Of Pennsylvania
"Ycu may say to our friends in Virginia thst
we have carefully Diseased and considered the
various questions and sutj,ct matter committed
to you, Charge We sra decidedly OF opinion
that the best thing for our friends to do is 10
support tho ticket headed BY General Malone
and bis friends"
And yet, according 10 all The republican ora
tors and writer's during the political c1np,ign
last over, the dem ,crsts Of the South were re-
pu3iators who regarded ncither State nor iudi-
vidual Indebtedness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-09
pUfeua.

REApJUSIMENT IN TURKEY-Tte lmpsrial
legation of Turkey officially Informs the bond
holders # the O.toEso pubic debt that the
Satline Porte is DESTROYS Of coming, witbou!
further delay. TO di,cc: understanding With
them, std 10 visw Of agreeing upon the nodo
OF 40 eq1tsble ord p-acica5l, selaton for the
raeuupuoo OF too payment OF the Interest and
for The luadirg Of tho said Debt. invtea the
bClter5 to select among Themselves certain
number CT delegates who, duly invested With
full po1trs. stsll IS 5oon So possible 90 70 Cen
slsnlioop!o for the purpose Of placing them.
selves ID direct Communication with the imperial
government, 10 CLEO. tie arrangement above
referred &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-09
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER

There appears 10 be some anxiety 10 the
South about the prescription and other harsh
measures recommended by the ultra radicals 'o'
adoption by the new administration toward the
people or this s:c!icn. We do not think there
is any ground fer this feeling MIR. Garfield is
q sensible man at least. 90 matter what may be
his other defects aod having secured his cleo
ton i. would certainly not be the part OF Wis
dom to make lis ofii,ial term uncomfortable by
the discontent such course as that referred to
would produc, 10 ooo half the country. nor to
give tis enemies such hardls for opposlog
his election to s:cord term, to which he 10
already looking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-09
TIE JAPANESE Gop.EMr.R1R-,n

TIE JArANEsE GoD .EMrsR1R in his re-
cent work on Japan, Sir Edward j. Reed tells
Us tba. in t-e palace o. Kioto. the old capital,
unit. lstely the goi.empetor dwslt; here he was
enth-onsd, here married, here lived, here died.
laid before linn IS he stopped to keep his food
from touching earth, and when he left hem, IS
he rarely did. be was conveyed in a large car
risge closed in by tcreens, and So he passed
along The poopo stopped and worahipped. Any
eye that saw mis- sacred form would. the people
believed, be blinded by the sight Sue1. it ap.
posrs, vas the state of thing thirteen years ago
only. and now the Mikado drives about the
streets Of Yedo in an open carriage, dressed ia
c.plol.a.ic Uniform.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-09

STARVING TO DEATH AT Ill YEARS OF
AaE.-Margaret Dempsey, said to be Ill yesrs
old. vas found dead in but on the nouD.aDs
near E'lerville. N. Y, last wsek, by party Of
kualers The following note, written in peIcil,
was found by her bedside: Il am dying by
inches Of hunger. Nv money will be found
-" There is a tradition that Mrs. Dempsey
when srl ran away from home to marry q
lover who soon desrted her. She came to Ellen
plie mary sears ago aud hos lived hermt's
life since. 1t is supposed that she became
toe tceeha to Use from her bed and slowly starved
10 DEATH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-09
Sunday last was 6el day With the political
parsona of Nav York and the Wsy thew tors up

Sunday las! was q 6el I day With the poiitica
parsons of New York, and the way they tors W
"rebels," democrats. and rq1or liceOse
men and Catholics. AID praised aIhe'
ism, was wonderful 10 lear. Rev. DIR
Fulton, for instance, tho man who refuse
to hold Christian fellowship with Rev. DR.
Sampson. formerly CT Columbian College
Washington. because the latter had friends il
the South aud did not encourage the idea q
e1terminali1g them. while pouring tho walls Of
wrath upon ell who opposed the election Of
Garfield. spoke in the most favorable terms Of
the Cinnamon and of Iogersoll. tho soofer ct
oil things religious, saying:
'Ingersoll has been of late going with US. he
has fought to uphold the flag which means lib
erty to the downtrodden. Christ is in this WORK;
10 is the Church. Coloael Ingeraoll favors edu.
cation so does the Church. he advocates ten
perance and moral honesty; so does the Church.
Why vas Ingersoll employed in this late cam
paign? We had to 90 10 the multitude, and in
this the nation initiated Christ "
The Rev. Joseph Bradford Cleaver said:
"a ferce clsmor has been raised over the
meek.eyed Chinaman, and statesmen of the
Denis Kearney stripe have declared as their ul.
timRtum that the 'Chlnaman must goP But
should we abrogate tho Burlingsme treaty to
please demsgogues and hoodlums? Chinamen
do not Hi our penitentaries, they are not street
brswlers, they do not claim charity. There are
other CLASSES Of immigrants that we could better
shut out from our midst than the inofensive
Ohinaman. The spes ksr enumerated among the
duties Of the republican party the necessity" for
stopping the bulldozing of voters. The repub.
liosn party must RENE mber that this is not
PapL country. The Papscy and Christianity
are not identical. They differ in chronology, in
aims, and the distance CT the poles lies between
the spirit Of them
Rev. DR.. Tying said "tbe dream Of Rome can
never be realized 10 true republic
And so they went on. dtzsns of them for
getting or ignoring tho holy service Of their
Master in order to psnder to the partisan pre-
JUDGES Of their hearers. and that they might
succeed the better. hesitatiog not to extol
the man who hiss accumulated large for.
tune by holding that Master up to public ridi-
Guile. Such is radical Christianity. That the
South is solid against its introduction into her
borders is blessing to all her people.