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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20

4 $50. 900 900 MORTGAGE LosT.-The fsct
that the Penrs5l7sbis Company executed Q
mortgage fer S20,O0OCO0 beo.ne public yes.
te'day through The loas aud subsequent r.o;y,.
~ Of tic instrument itself. L L. Gilbert, G
pEoEloert lawyer CT Pitsturg, camo TO Chi
cigo on business connected With this mortgage,
but, While in The wash room of The Grsnd ia
cite Hoiel, acedsnlY dropped the document
Gu: CT bis pocket. L Vas swept up with the
waste paper ard thrown into an oily north OF
the hotel. Here i; gas picked up By an Italian
Fsg picker, in whose possession il vas found
yesterday. The mortgage was made on April
/, 1881, to Wisar Morris Ednuod Smith and
Samuel l.. Felscn, all CT Philadelphia, 90 trua-
ices OF the mortgages. The mortgage is to
secure twenty thousand inieras. bearing bonds
fer 81 900 each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20
ICoMMUNICATEI

Among tho many who sst in Christ Church
yesterday evening to witness tho celebration Of
the anniversary Of tho Sunday school OF tee
church was the writer Of these lines
Little children had brought their 3ht viso..
and their floral offerings 10 lay on tho altar; tia
elders came with memories of tho past associated
with days that ahsll never return. In the clan
eel Was chaste and lofty arch in which ever.
greens were mingled with roses and o.sc-
fowers
The writer heard the eloquent and symra.
theLic words of tho Rev. Mr. Su!er, msl
learned devoted to his trust and balovet. BE
saw how, gradually, on framework tbs. hai
been prepared tho fl overs that III , children hst
brought we're placed. uutil they assumed tae
shape OF symbol md sisn-the Star c.
Bethlehem, To her whose pioas fancy b.;
designed this suggestive and appropriate cor.
bination The teachers ard children after sarii
presented this beautiful evidence Of their zeal
And surely no token Of affection and esteem
was ever moro deserved for in litc GO in death,
this lady's kindly hand and resdJ, ganertui
sympathy are not invoked in vain By those who
know the sorrows Of life or have wep. ever ,h4
beloved dead. y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Proceedings Of the Senate 10. day.

:, WASHINGTON, u. G., April 20.-The Vic,
President laid before the Ssnate the unfinished
business bsog tie resolution for the election
OF Senate officers.
Mr. DaTcs, 10 sliudipg to The statement made
ey hlm some daS5.Ggo as to the persecution Of
Ma:sichusst!S man in Mississippi. said that
the story ct that ,nlsmsn WAS to day printed
IN Massachusetts pspers That story corrobo-
rated bis statement in every particular, except
IS to the l:c,llty. The incidents had happened
10 the parlsn ct Coldwel 10 L,uisiana and not
10 Mississippi as BIO had stated. The Gentleman s
nams yes Uhslles Heath. He, Dawes. asked
lhst the gentleman's statement es published in
the papers sboull ba printed in the R:cMd.
Mr.. Jonas demanded the reading Of TIC arti.
Gu. srd i. was read by the Clerk. 1t relates to
Ito prosecutions to which Mr.. Heath states
that be was subjected 10 louisiana beosuse he
was Yankee, and gives accounts of various
murders committed there to slow the condition
| of society in tina. State.
Dir, Jonas said tia: the Senator from Mssss.
ohuse:s had transferred tie sc,1o Of Ills cock
| uud bull sorry iron Mississippi to Louisiana.
WbeD it vas oont!adiosed IN that locality it
| wou!d probably BIO translated to Texas or
| Georgia. lie heard of these sll' g,d p :rsaou-
| tons nov for the first TINA. There vas nothing
| 10 the articles which showed that Hca,h had
! becn Prosecuted en- account of his political cpin.
i9ps. lie Ga I'D alton i'm to the fact that the
| curagts sliu led to had baeu Committed piue
years ego lie would make s,mo remarks up
on tbs sui jsc; when he could g,t soma intorma.
ton flcm The l.caity. He sect to III, Clerk 8
desk and had re:d. tor tho purpose of showing
| that Gu;dsrs and robSeIi0s wole not coth aed
TO tho Southtro States. &C account OF tho kill
| irg ct ono of tho Foster brothers 10 Mss;aohu.
sets Whi!o committing burglary.
| Dir. Frye ssid that, berg theyoungcs; nom.
ber OF thu Sens!e. perhaps reasonable dtg zee
| OF modessy sAoa'd have kept Tim silent, and he
had fully intended to keep silencs and act az a
locker or ia Venice" bn! be found that, On.
eZpectadIy, DC would be oblig:d to leave on
Saturday for pro.rso!sd sbssaca, aud there
were s,me things which yet ramaiGed 10 be
said. MIR. Frys said it was brave act on the
part Of the Senator from Georgi, when he, 10
open Senate, edmitt:d that he bad been re-
publican 10 the State of Goorgis; thai bis life
had beea 10 peril; tha. 10 had then bccome o
democrat and that from thai day be had ems
ayed parftc! safely.
Mr. Blown: saii no su.is thios.
| NJ. Fryo understood the Senator 10 say
thGt ttc;c ws5 d,rga, Then no was O republi-
| GIN.
Mr.. B;ova replied that be had said that,
thoash at the c.ose Of the WAT ri, life might at
ono tins haze been 10 peril. that period had
ceased Two years before 10 led rcuoied with
the demporac7. His return to demtc;eo7 had
EoIhiny to DO with bis safety.
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is stated thu! tho ambassadors have sss,d t5o;,
gcvernments for additional overs for Ina c,n
clusion of convection relative to tho ter.itc.r
coded to Greecs, aod THY propose tbst in c.ss
Turkey and Greco, arc uuall. to asrce pno T,
the portion of tho Ottoman debt to be assrm sd
by Greco, aud other details, the sus:c. sSrnI1
bs referred to q tribunal Of arbitration"
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Affairs in ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 20.-Tho Duchess Of Mari.
borough has JUS! completed arrangements f.,
tha en'lre oul6: Of fifteen Irish families WIN
s!il TO provided With free passage to Manitoba
and located there in neatly furnished fsrmstasSU
a thousand delegates from loca branohea 81
the land League ere expeo!cd TO be nrosnnt " ".
The conVsntion Of the league which viii oman
ct .; the Ao'uuds, 10 D1bio, CO THURSDAY, Tho
2l3t iostant, Iuc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20

A Mr.. Heath has at last cons to S:ostoE
Dawes support. and Gays be IS tia gray
haired man" whose suiEer!aes waro SO Rraph!c
ally narrated ty the Massachusetts, o.oaor.
But, unfortunately iUr It's truth OF Dir. Dawes
sto:y. that of Mr. Heath agtGas With j. aslthcr
10 time nor place, i0r. whereas the ec:a4 OF the
former was in Mississippi AID its dA:H 4 week
or Two sirco, thu. CT the latter Has IN Louisiana
and its time nine years oGc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20

The Richmond S;a:o il as musih mi5.Gken
When i! terms our hope i2r tao ex.GV:!>p aid
SUCCESS Of Tie Midland E2i!:oad in which
Alexandra is so muoa Interested IAN nGirIebi
ly stab ip the dark frtm those who's, first Gut7
is to their own S:atc ani clpi:o: civ 81 it is
whsn it ca!Ia that good sId true osiaooraric
Senator from Nv J:rsoy. Mr. MePaerso1, -
republican"
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Mothers! Mothers Mothers!!!

Are you disturbed st night sld broken O. Jour
rest BY sick child suffering sn1 crying with
the e1cruciatina pain of cutting teaih? Il 50,
60 at olos and get bottle of Mrs.. WINSTON :
SOOTHlNI s? RUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer acknowledgement upon i;
there is no mistake abcu; it. There is 10:
mother on earth who hes ever used it WHO will
not tell you ct once that it will .esulste the bow
els, and give les: to The mother, ,n1 relief s1t
health 10 the Child, operating Ike magic. |. i.
perfectly safe 10 use 10 all cases, and pleasant to
oldest and beat fsmse physicians snd nurses in
bottle. mhsi
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D, tho msre readily coodo0GG.

Mr.. Don Cameron nalo a1olher futile at
tempt in the Senate yesterday 10 imprc7e Ills
standing il that bodS aGd b,;ora .Lo c5uu!1y.
Ia the course Of i: 10 made tbs s:!ar2a az
nouocemept that q .nso WIS cs.rtc.scG 10 R;c5.
mold solely bccaus, he wss Msr5!ardcr. & h;
only Conceivable grounds uson Hh:cl this sss.r'
ton could have Dtea mado wero the c9astGu. at
ttcks that wero ma!c upon Geoeral L. ]. Dan
ston. when a resident Of Richmond, ~ The
Wing OF that city. General Mehou9'a 6, II.
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I he EoGern Mania.

ni Se.sDENIowN n. j April 1o.-Obsries Ed
c msiIs; aseo ~ ilslfE st Tenant, Monmouth
hanging, hinselfin barn. The young man man Wy ~
well 10 DO snd no c.use ia assigned for the rs.h
NEW Brunswick, Il. j., April 2O,-Gaoroe
Gsines aged co, shoemaker, residing At s.
Church street, committed suicide vhiIa NO.
Gated with opium last night "'o 'n'oAi'
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Methodist Ecumenical Conference,

:, CINCINNATI. O., April 20.-The Executive
COMMITTEE OF ths Western section Of the
Eclnenlcal Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Chu!cl 10 meet il London 10 Sep-
tember Iezt, had session here yesterday, with
tour nsnbers present, namely, Bishop Simp.
son, Rev. a. G. George, Bishop MoTyeire and
Rev. D. 3. B5cls, This section embraces all
brarctes of the Methodist Church 10 America.
The eli 'cs otthe meeting was to assign 10 spes k.
ere and the slme Cunber of essayists. That
work "as done, but the list will not bs mad,
pubic uolll The acceptauces are received, Iii,
understood :ha! Bishop Simpson will make the
opening address,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20
URHINjj NEWS

The ounbsr of deaths ir Rchm9-;i las!
week WAS 4G.
i coloreG b3otb'6ck has been a!rts,a1 il
R:ehmo1d tor iVg:rY.
Bss'cn acd proTilcoc, Knights Tenn a!er arc
70 V:=it H!a1m oad in May.
a new Baptist Church is to DC bull: 10
Petersburg.
AZ esgc, measuring sky seven inches from
tip TO tip, WAS caught noar Tappabscptck re.
GETTY b. c.l3red mln.
He production Of iron 10 this S.st9 in,roeaed
from 81 S36 tons in 1870 10 IS, 10 tors IN 1850,
or Al per csn!.
The Easter cff.ri1g to S.: fia!k's Cau.cl,
Richmond, ty the members of thn congregation
Tas sufficient 10 Pay eff lho church debt.
The Supervisors OF Caurb,l! county have
ueterniotG to rU!os tho pcii!io1 Of dQtre
ho6la McDabIel for al Increase ct salary.
The foreclosure sale of th, Potcrbu-e rail-
fosSa which wa5 to ha7o tskeu plac, under Q
decree oil the Uo!ed S!ates Circuit Court to day
| at Petersburg has been postponed iy an order
| ttcm tho Same court, to the 10Th OF May next.
! Capt, q. Cunningham Boycott, ct IrcIscd,
"ho recently fgared SO prominently 10 tho land
troubles, WIS 10 Richmond Su2day and Moo
! day, AID visited p!sc,s Of interest 10 the city.
The u. S. District Court adz &c Robert W.
| IrS ies-w.s engaged yes:e.dly 10 Richmond
| !1 loo ttinl OF *, E. Herndon, Ct Stafford e.,
chaiga 9th Illicit Gis:ilicg.
| 20 effort is berg maio by tbs people O!
| Fredericksburg to have Tho Getmlnis bridge,
over Tho hapidsn river, betSeeo Spo.tsylvapi.
eud CuIpepcr couoies rebuilt.
Tho meeticg Of tho American Modicli Asso.
ola'ioa 10 R!chmo1d Msy 3 ! is lot K ID forward
| to With great interest by the doctors. From
eight huadred to ope thousand delegates sra
| expected 10 be PRESENT on the cclsior.
Tho Commodore Gold Miupg Company,
| composed OF New Iclk capitalists, snd formc
| Tor The purpose OF doing general mining bust.
ness IL Fuvanua aud Goochllrd counti55, has
lled articles of Incorporation 10 New York ctr.
The oap:al stock OF the company is $3.50. 900,
a party Of ladies' and gentlemen Of Peters
burg city went doan to City Point Monday
norllcg 10 barge. on pleasure trip-rcturn'
Jog in The afteruooo. While tina pgry wss
| coming up The river one CT the gentemen-
| Maj. ). B. Bosrdcy-wss partially stunned by
a lightning stroke. and fell from his sea. over
board into the water. lilo vas fortunately
| rctcasd aud subsequently, recovered from the
shcck be bad received
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20
Nominations,

WASHINGTON, D. o., April so.-Amo1g the
nominations the Presiden. sent to tie Senate
to-day were Richard A. Elmer. of New York,
to be Second Assistant Postmaster General ard
w. A. NJ. Grier. of Pennsylvania, to be Tart
Assistant Postmaster General, vice a. D. H,zea
appointed Assistant Attorney General 70: The
Postofice Department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20

Hecket's Self.Raisirg Fou.; lis advantages
g.; saving oftiue; certainty of results; can b,
baked i'm Immediately; 20 sal; or yeast powder, 90.
Iya little .rater needed; will keep good logger
than any other; Will not turn sour: yields l6 ger
c,pt more bread than other a,ui; will mako
any kind of Bread Biscuits or Cakes; pu. up
10 3 pound and pound packages, With full Ga
rtcao1s for use. For sale only BIZ
GEO MCRUPEEy e. SOy
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Sultan Of The So0loo Islands is dad
a setrat press has bAoa discovered at kteil.
aud three persons have b3cn arrested u COG
nectlon with ii.
DerVsh Pasha, tho Turkish commander 10
Albarla. asks for endorsements 10 coe!co tho
klbarisns.
The new Go7eraog Ct Csadahar. Mohsuad
Hassim kha1. is youth Of ~ years. shan
suddIa Khan, tic &c iac.o Go7clua7 IS an in-
telligent mco OF - years.
Ssoor Costello. Of Spa:o, has i.sasd ~ So
dress 70 bis ccDsti.u:n:s sGGouteiog :nst ID The
coming e!ecscrsl campaign III vii aot sIy, ihe
supper; Ct the advanced republican and de:ao
caic parties.
The International Tn,aetsr7 c3nftrcGc, ms:
10 Paris yesterday. u. hlaguia, French aia;i'
ter OF hnncce. was chosen president. Fifteen
governments were enaGurcci SIS t. k.nS part Ia
the conferences, iac.niing Eosla1d anG l:Glg,
whose delegates had GOT arrived.
FOLLOWED BY FLAMES. -Surd,y ias; Miss
Kate CIsxsoD, the actress. arrived ST Ua1?sr,
Ool., and stopped 81 TIC Gtsrd Central Hotel.
Immediately fears OF tho destruction OF The
house ty fire weie prascat IL oil minds, end
extra precautions We,a taken against ii. De-
spite these precautions. however. fire did c..
cur 10 the hotel few hours after Miss Cl1xIoo' $
arrival. Il broke on: IL room Gj1ini1s tho
one assigned to Miss Cl:x.cu. fiiios tho entire
bouss with volume OF smcka ord creating tI.
traordinnry excitement. rna Gre brigade Of
the hotel wIro quickly on ,hp sp9'. sid extin
guished tho incipieut oouil igrr,,o4 beioie apy
great damage had been done. and Tho panic wss
sllsyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20

Mr.. Nelson Cutler. Foremsp Ashton Waive
Co., Boston, Mass, writer: Oae OF Gu. me1
vas very badly j,muej; but by The uso O! 81.
jacobs 0 be was entirely cured. AuolEtr
man 10 cur employ vas CURED Of Neuralsis hy
tho use ct the Great German Remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20

at tina residence Of The brides mother-in. law,
April 10, 1881. By Kcv. A. T. Sharp. JOHN ID.
MERCkB, of Baltimore, Md . 30 Mrs. MARIA
s. ATKINSON, Of this city, Baltimore and
Washington papers please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20

Nr. Hayes, It "a sid, has already !j'cd e
private lie, sud serj7 oog3 ior she excitement
of public tfi2,. TIC Rnberna;oF;a! c5ai7 81
Oaio, according 10 sc-o ot tie DaSs?sHeEs il
the ctisc: uroa which &c has set hja aiFe>tlous
lie fl:d it Gee, AID iiloc2a lis delights " -
By 10 nasp7 10 Aa Compared m;&i! .ho=v O ;ha
executive CHAIR 0: Tho nation, As t.o !4i:ac
can never mite 10 tasted, aoa IS ;il9 !27m:E
far tZoelied those Of that 10 lis eva .:cG.o az
Fremont. h, ho2ca alter them sg2in. scA ho@as
to attain them o. Inc :ezrerafc; ticka;, ard ;'y
protesting thai l., b1s bc:n corsst3ut maEl.
Der of tho Mrs. +. i. N.9ss tce;otai 2t,liuebco
society, aud his. .Ga: famous society wa5 DOT a
delusiop ard a.src. Wei. i tie people Of
Ohio want him Ior thei. Governor. thoso & nc
other State Should 81 C. and il b waad ca;y
tell the true story OF the fraud, tho r.,t he
tool 10 il, ucT tat it i; cq,c a.! gl!:a. @iuId
b, tho n4ere readily condooGd.
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6reece and TurLav

r. LONDON, April 20.-A dispatch to Reuters
Telegram Cc. from Oons.sptinople srys:-"It
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MURDERED BY MooNsIGNERs. Commits
sion Raum has rtesived 30 etScial report Of the
rtceo! killing Of D.pu:y U litcd States MARSHALL
Henry S,a;r.ve5 Gu he S.h ias.. Saasraves
lief; Lsfa5ette. Tetn,, lhuGsisy, tie 7,h Josh.
and want to Sene!Tio where ho in,elded 10
COLLECT m1aey Oh somo Executions. A yourg
maa, Samuel UtX, WIS With bin. They went
to n:w d!slIler9 co that tusioess. Ia The
evening thty stopped at the house of M!.
"sa!heFt5rd, between Eulis and CoststoHO.
abIu. half mile from the Sumner county lice.
After supper they got ready to starr. Going 10
the barn 10 get their htrjes they heard c.uple
CT shots nesr the house of colored man who
lv5d about 100 yards from the b,rD, on the CD.
nOsite side of the road. They sertcd in the
direction Of the 6tiug, Mr.. Westherford bsing
with item. When within few yards OF tho
house SssgraVss asked who was there. lie Was
asked who he vas. He told them. Tee psrly
fled and killed him instantly. After shouting
and "hoopiDg over the dead body awhile they
rlt:c In pockets OF the dead, t,ki5g the FIRE.
arcs. papers. watch AID money. They then de-
parted, EV,r} attempt is bsing mad to ferret
Gu: The mu;dereEs.
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
lsrc7 vs.. TaIisfsrro AID als. Appeal allowed
trcm decree Of tie Circuit Court OF Rockius-
ham c;uaty.
Lssk.'s executor vs. Laska end as. and
Lsske esd els, 1s LAX, nod as. Causes
pac;d 90 privilege docket
Cppcaheincr ~. Hai!hc,cka SD ais. Dis,
missed agreed
Piedmont RId A,!;ostou Life Iasurstc Com
naty ". Mau'y. Argued ty Msi. Robert
Silks Tor appellan! a.d Gel. Il. L Msury aud
Judge R3bert Oa!d Tor sppsl!ees, aud Continued
uat;! t, dsy.
The LATE LORD BEAcoSsFrELo. - Lord Be.-
coE:fsld's will divides the properly OF the &C.
ceased between Rs'ph Disrseli and Lord Bow.
ton. Joseph Boshu, tie sculptor, has taken
successful cast Of Lord Reaco1sfeld's fsce. It
is understood tina. Dean Stsnley visited Lord
Besconstsld's residence yesterday to cfer
tomb in Westminster Abbey for the remains.
The Court Circular publishes the following:
The Qceen has receive ed with feelings of tho
deepest sorrow ths news Of the des:h OF Lord
6esconsheld. III when her m,je2tJ .csos nost
valued and devoted friend and conselor AID the
nation one of its most distinguished stste!msn.
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ElARRIED.

OlO Of The Chinese empress r:sen!s, kaoRr
S. the Easter Emrrcss, is dead.
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PUBLISHED DAILY Il TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1881.
TIE New Iclk Herald. in speaking tf the
bargain By which az npo;!a:c democrat pa: the

bargain By Which az apos!G:c democrat ~: the
republicans 10 possession q the S:na!o, S,i!:
IL our jaizuco, j: woaIa ha7o been better
70. Gea. MshcDe. when he resolved 70 &C! Hi:h
the republicans, 10 have declined tho cta7 OF
the republican cauCl3 10 nominate Uuc OF his
friends for oiEGa. !: the same tiDo We should
regard as W,rhy apy iatimstion that his &C.
ton in accepting that OFF, was lmpropcT. Il
i, more lik, the netdts3cts3 of mat ua7' -
politics and u7c1nsoicus CT tho ag.ic, subtle,
quick Ti;ted i1hu meas in public lite, tv;r SUI
peeling wrong and eager to discover and expose
II. a shraHd poll!ic!ao Tou'd Doa have maaa
such bI1ndo1."
Tia Herald irooy is mere er1s! than any
word ever uttered - either !iiiI or FooEhCet'
The "oGer Of the republican caucus" the
headIe:suess OF HIan 0er to politics" saokoa
Ct. AID the a4se;,:1u TIA: "a shrclcd politician
would DC. have made such blan9er, 70 Viz.
giniars. 1ho knew tie General, exceed in Bit
leroess OF 1il!cu,e a27thi0g ever attempted
against him By the West Ct debtpay2:s in their
whole, STATE. NJ kew tbs. Toe Gaao!at $
Northern alice 1cu,d turn against lin ettar
be hal identified them 20 ice cx:cnt o. lis
power, III! W. had 10 :d.a they Sopid ;ilrn s.,
1909, Il be SO eating in heir biso i3g;c:!:2ja.
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4 d;speiato s!tenpt TO break io;l Vas msds
LAST eight n tbc Cti,aso jail. Several prise.
GERS had procured ravc7eEs ir,m cus:d, ps.-
ties, ard en- tfF3rt vas made t. 5ioT Gu. thc
wall OF tie prison. & large foe, CT police
queIled tic not. bat 20! u1nl sivsrsl prisoner!
had been EoFo OF asi ss7sr:Iy wounded BY pi:.
tA shhlS
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TIC Johnaon Sr:es Methods! E2;s:opal
Chaic5. il b!o2klyc, is ID opcn rcbsliion
si7e them It's psatos CT their choice, Rev.
Mr.. EsrgraVc. Tie :rasets ere determine to
havo Mr. HsTg;s7c. even il ii il DHe.ss!r1 to
is Determined to told Gu. against tie bishops
s7uta:lc, SD TO !eIuss tc pey lin auy s:l.rg.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1881-06-10
TEST CASES.

-Four test cases under the new
liquor law were decided in the dis
trict court ut tcavenWorth. Holmes,
a druggist, sold bay rum for the tCi-
lot, tincurc Of gentian compound
for medicinal purposes, McClean's
cordial for medicinal purposes, and
essence of lemon for culinary pur-
poses, without Q. license from tbs
probate Judge. judge Crozier held
that the law Is unconstitutional, in.
asmuch as it undertakes to prohibit
he sale of articles which, under the
amendment, it could only regulate
and that the act is in further con
PREVENTION Of the constitution il
that i undertakes to confer iudici
AIRY powers OF the probate court
The gist of it all is that the article:
cited are prohibited, but that tn,
law itself Is uncon8titutional.-Kan
sas City Journal.