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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14
a CHASTITY Discovery.

New York. May l4.-L,te last night the
body of woman was discovered lyiog among
some bushes near the Bergen Lice Boulevard.
between Gutenberg and Uaion HILL. 1t was
lying fac, downward, and when turned over q
CHASTITY spectacle met the gsz,. On the forc.
head. just over the right eye, vas dstp cash.
The nose Vas bruised and Oh tho blck of the
head was cut Of shout sig inches oug Tho
Toman's dress was torn 10 several places, show.
ing hat she must have had desperate struggle
With her murderer. Tho body was badly de.
oompos, d, About ten feet FROM where the
body was lying tho uen found two largo ones,
weighing about 80 pounds each. Tho stones
were covered with hair eod blood. 1t is sp.
pn'cot'y that OF German girl about IS years
Of rge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

"A Cough, Cold or sore Throat lhould
9e stopped. Neglect frequently reeul.s in Ell
LION. Is II d WINS s ONCIIlAG
IH0CHES do not disorder the stomach Se
cough syrups and bslssm,. bu. act directly
on The infiamed parts, sllaying irritation,
give relief in Asthma, BrOnchitts, Coughs.
Oatarrh, and the Throat Troubles Wnica
; GERS anu fublfc speakers are SUP,
lect to. For thirty years B,oyn's Bronchial
iroches have been recommended by physicis1s,
ana always give perfecs sstisf.c.ion. Having
oeen tested by wide and constant use fos nearly
an entire generation. they have attained well:
netNeo rsnk among the few staple rsmedieioi
the age. Sold 1t 25c. . box eyerYwhere. mhl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14
Heat and Thirst.

"IhcTo can DO little doubt" says tho London
StaIcatd correspondent. "tha. tho most for.
nldsb'o obstacles to b surmountcd ia The
EioEch Invasion of Tuns arc not tho nilitsry
force either of the kroumirs, Dachelc,es O,
Iunls!ars, but the tc.lcity Of water aud heat,
both arc terrible enemiee, against which disc.
plIIc Is almost poTerless. 1ndeed, when we'll
IS known to have been poisoned, thas frcnuant.
" happened 10 their expeditions against tho
rebel Arab tribes that real combat hiss tskfn
place between Tho guard placed to huder tho
troops from drinking end these latter. VIM
though they knew that to moisten their paroh.
cd Threats was to die, preferred to do 30 rather
than support logger tho raugs ofthirst. This
"as slriklnRly illustrated to-day. Our column.
which lett the Wild Foul Lake at four O'Clock
Ia Inc morhlog, sitter quitting the plains entered
ounla'n d!stIlc', aud at about nire A, H.,
crossed stream tt cnEy short distsrc, past
BoTacz Bcu kedlm, at about twelve miles
from the plaza of startirg. The sun lad been
scorchlOg, AID some Of tho men we're evidently
suuefI9g severely. l vas riding bg the:side Of
&C., 'iocendon at he head Of the column, when
We ietc9cd bridge sDsDuing q small stream.
oealnS tao stale OF his troops be posted O com.
pany CT the Ninety. siy.h OF tho Line on The
oaLhs ., the fl7uie! to prevent the men of th at
regiment from going down to drink. This was
no easy task' but it was accomplished, and The
regiment raised without a single man HAVING
i,otstoheo MS lips. It appears cruel but it was
~ H. iact 81 &C. Of humanity and good generashin.
~ ~ GENERAL having orders to give st The head
O. sao Column now rods OF, leaving an aide-de.
Gsnp TO transmit orders to tho Colonel Of the
osse!n OF the Lima that no man was TO bs 81.
iUHea 70 drink. When this regiment came up
.ae Coionei thought TT TO disregard the Gen.
e e otdsf, and the soldiers rushed down TO the
II t Wster and revelled in the immense luxury
9. IohE draug at. \ very few minutes after
80, !Est man had rssained tho road halt OF
Ion p MINUTES was sounded, General Vinceu.
I 10, 70 Wnon The Coioners disobedience hal
neeh reported, sent for him immediately. ana
ssSinS away his sword condemned him to fort.
n'SH. ssress II msy appear rather gevera
punHnmtat. especially as The Colonel protestsj
t's' ne hso not received the tommsud bafora
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14
Killed by ThunlerbOIt

New YORK. Msy 14.-WhiIe g gacs of
httern Italian laborers weyc engseedi 10 grading
the East Marine Railroad, at MAJ hal,su Beach,
U. L, Thursday evauing last. thunder storm
came ~. The ns.sy Wtro preparing to gait
wGIk. Whan there was s!scd fl ,sh OF lighting,
C. loud report, and simultaneously e thuuder5olt
tell among them. O1o Of their tunb.r was
Instantly killed. another Was seriously Injured,
bis hsir beiae burrdsd almost entirely of, ard
tho remainder Wero stuuncd for some timo,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

We said some simc aS0 when Geu. MatGn@
commenced having Republican postmaseIs IN
Virginia turned on Of elise aod !hai7 pi4cca
supplied with Democratic .uahoDi.cg, that such
course might b. o,c.9a:i5io ~i!h Ito great
political as:utcot5s "5.;bca 10 him by his fol
lovers, buL th0t such C)u.s0 DID oct SlIIo
men we'll vo-5cd ia human na!ur2 SO the wia.st
one he could pu.suo fox ni7 o5o Guoccss. SUB
aequeut developments Aavo not disappointed
natural cZpec:ali0ng. hlaI)r I0at, cuo Of TAG
leading Republicans ia Tic State, say:
20 Our rtrs.Dsi knowledge the sympathy
expressed fCs Gcu. tishoao ~ Republicans in
me9iately alter his c0atCst p.!h Hill eu1 Nocf.
hees. is ias. TGEiEE AID The probability G! rc'
publican support IN tho c0mGg clec:iol btcoGl-
iog mcrs slender every dag. Thrustcg |. d.
dlo5erger forward, in .he first place, was t. false
step. and this followed up by G rald upo;i tic
small postCthcas Of TIC State has !atOuslG.d G
sentiment ct rctcotmcnt wu!oh whi not &c
easily llsycd."
With the democrats uu!ted;y opposing iim.
and with 20 sympathy from tic repub!ic@9s,
upon whom be ciithy relied, bis support viii
be restricted 20 the fcw sca'awags who arc so
blinded by their hopes CT personal preiefalent
through bis iDfl1erc) that they cant sac that
that influence hes departed and his veto Ii <:
fall therefore, BIO even smaller than Tho li5ic-
ulous siz, to which it was reduNd Last Novcm~
hnr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14
Strung ufs 30 q Tree.

IALLADEGA, Msy l4.-At picnic held Dear
this laco Frdsy little daughter of MIR. an d
Mrs. TooIe s:Tsyed away end was caught By a
burly negro. who clicked her to death. 10
robbed her person ot her jeRel,y and was in the
act OF throwing the bady iato the rvtr when
detected by the father. The negro was osp!utcd
after desperate sirius q end hanged TO .roe
ny tho infu'lated men who wero at tho picnic.
Tho body vas left banging.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

a Virginia republican whiting to = Ns5;LsIu
journal says:
IL am in favor Of Coalition with tbs read
iusters, but | sm rot 10 favor OF sutrenderin {
my republioanisn sad 5ec9miog q reaGlaster.
Let one party have the Senator and the other
the Governor, and max, al equitable division
OF tho mioor Offices. aDd | think that tho repub
licsns will support tho ticket sOIij."
Bot what's to bcc)r2o cf the negroes all this
time? They constitute the whole effective
srongth of the repu5lic,cs, E5d CT the Mabo-
mites, too, for that mailer, and. 10 ell fairness
and justice, should c!staioiy hsyo their share Ct
the ofhc 8. But neither the Republicans 10,
the Mahonites will nominate negro fer eay
important Office. nor will they give thcm aoy
worth mentioning il tic Improbable cvcps Of
their success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14
The sisuat,Onin Russia

LONDON. Hay Ii Tho Berlin correspondent
CT tho Times says: Tho Czar's msnifesto has
caused great disappointment in 81. Petersburg.
The people begin to resign thsmselve, 10 the
regime OF rescion. approximations Of further
disaster arc ric. it is expected that the pbiIists
will PROMPTLY publish counter proclamation
and lssua be Joined. Nothing aoems to be known
In regard to tho prccess by which the Car
momenlcus declaration was generated bat it
hss taken every enc completely by surprise.
IN Inc ScuTfo Russian securities ara sensbly
depressed and fasucial jcurnsls advice holders
10 eel ont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14
Tho iiiclmo.o Wing ssYs;

"Co!. Beverly (:Iill renbar of tho fundos
State cCTu.i.toc} gopotlol ia 1879. sftsc sn ex.
justsGs %o:i; ua: cary single county"
!;a. then Tie Wig IN 1850. viii corro:po1-
dents il lyo!y coun:5 in the state reported that
the isloai.@s you'd carry tho State By thirty
thousand mi oii.y, End yo. " al kCoa where
tn! - 1fi!y web.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

The Ricim md Whis reads through gas:
darkly when, in abiding to Senator Brown
amcDdmtn: to Mr.. kellogg resolution, callir {;
for the color as veil as the asmo AID resiiccce
Of tho clerks 10 The departments at WasGiog-
ton, it says:
This is BOSE. Ct 0ec:s., who attacked
Gee. Glshoue s. i.sts!y. What do cur white
w-t'5 goverpweut Bouibors thiik OF that =?
Suppnsv Gen. Malone had offered the amend,
men:? Hos you would howl! Bot il is all
rsi,t from BsoEn. Nee mar, Brosn u
Mr. Browns oij:cs ii oifescs his amend
ment was to shoa that, U&ia The republicans
were indebted to the negroes for lhsir retention
of the government. they give them scant con.
sideratiQn 10 tho distribution Of tho offices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14
Ghe 81 arkofs.

,, BALTIMosE. May II -Virsini. IS old -: %
res 42 psss Cue coupons 9es I1I4 S1s s se;
90 p to;day. Cotton dull; middlinr iCs,, "a
tlo9s nrm AID unchanged. WhestsSon,hau,,n,
s aa; put quiet; Wessarn easier, closing srm
S TsIsn req l2islz7; do amber 12ssl3i; No
i25ssls5s ~; NO Wesssrn winter red SPOT
July l5s ,1i sssy i233al;2Ss; Jane 12Oaal2Os
s Shite os!; do yellow COZ; Western miTad .snt
SGsa.oo; May So; June 55t.554; july 53s. ssS'
oi.s quiss but firm; Western white 52,53. a.
Tn ,4eo a9s5O Rye dull a. ll5. Hsy uncbsone 10
SUnee Gull Elo csrgoes ordinary 10 fair s1sI IL
0uSaf n;m a soft o. Whskey dull at 81 10 10
tive SsT M 90Hk' May lt.7stocks firm and &C.
Wheat 4aac lower. CORN quiet Ic lover nSnEeo'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14
Republican aIeetInp

DAyEEPoRT, Iowa. May ID "A largely at.
tended meeting Of tho republican citizens Vss
held at The German Theatre lsst night a series
Of strong resolutions were adopted urging upon
S 5oo Senate The propfiety of immediately con.
Itming the nomination Of Judge Robertson as
Collector of New York and expressing the de-.
sire that the Senators from Iowa will vote for
his confirmation, WV AVA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

We aro pleased to tbjcrVo tha. OF late all cur
Washington city contemporaries daily dovote g
portion OF their sosco to the affairs of this city.
We alc glad this is SO, aud sro disposed to look
upon il as an Indication Of tue Brp:oach of the
tino Hhca large numbers OF tho poopla who's,
Dusiao:s is in WGshicgtou will mako AIeXan-
dria i:Icif hCln,, lot olly Gs q measure OF g,Ls
t9cI aad co;a!ottabis economy, bu; because Of
the other superior eGy4ltsgcs possessed By AL
cyapG!i. d. G: piss; 10 which to rear families.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

il w)u!i aeeIa that though there has been q
great tctr2.s:io the suppig tf fresh fish ro.
c3ivcd st Ills c.ig as compared with that of
EroVi0uj y,a:s, III, domaad has decreased in
tue .atae ra.1,tlr rNe ely hiss i: b:en, in oompar
,a!iyciy retcat tl.les, lh. shaj AMI herlitg
ha7o bForg!, llslr p.iJss taa1 h,y have this
s"5sa;,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14
VIRGINIA's MINERAL INTERgsTs.-The dc

FIRGINIA's MINERAL INTERgsTs.-Th de,
Vclopueu: Of the mineral Interests of Virgins
will receive 50 additional impetus from The
maeiicg Of tho American Institute of Mining
Engineers. which meet 10 Sfsuntor, commerc-
iug May 80. Hon. Alexander Il. Stuart has
been selected to deliver the cpericg address.
1t is mentioned as significant fact that in
Allegheny county over 81 CC0. 900 Of cipital
have been invested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

=, MIR. Haverly knight, OF the extensive G. rpo:
House OF Reeve l.. knight & Co., Phi!adei-
pnls, fa., reports tho case Of friend whose
nano was absolutely def,rmed by Rheumatism OF
seven Years standing. who was cured by tho
use o,lhtee bottles of S.. jacobs Oil, and rem
dereG abe to use his hand perfectly,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14
ATTEMPTED Suicide.

=, LONDON. May IA dispatch from Psris 10
tne Standard says: A painful suppression has
geen cauted among the American colony in
young painter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14
Alexandra, Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

.aary of his men had already rushed down 10
Tho stream srd drank, bu! ii rcsii.s i. wss not
81, for tho poor young man OF whom [ have al
ready spoken as in critical condition fell do wn
in the most intense suffering almost IS soon rs
tho General had pronounced sentence"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14
Strike.

NEW York. May l4.-The Gfcmoa on the
bermuda line OF steamships struck work this
morning, The men have been receiving $50
per month, aad NOW demand an increase Of
| fiyo dollars ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14
Fatal Accident.

WORCESTER. Msss.. May II II. s. Moses,
a contractor snd builder Of Spencer, in this
State, was killed there this morning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

NosVT POWDER-Bed Bug po.ons OF
=: - various kinds and tn, 0est knowa article !cf
Tie prevention OF moths arc sold nv
myl4 E. s. LEAUBEATE2 & ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

y REMARKABLE TREE-Io the yeGr 1874
when Polk and Dallas fAuted sa candidates Of
the democratic party for President and Vice
President, W. w. Wartsr, democrat, SC
ova,i Dyed at taeir cltc.ioD, topped large and
lofy pop'sr tr3o a. Tho fork Of the road al
Nv siren = old shop, 10 Halifax ccu,ty. From
tho top Of the said tree 10 then suspended g
4 6 ni:h suitable expressions CT qualification @;
tbs suocMs OF lis fayorites Afterwards at.
ter.p;s Ecrc mad3 70 tIast iho tree vi b powder:
thee iints siaos this vansrabIe monarch of the
forest has been struck by ightniog texplodinc
the l;:ea entertained By some that !ipbtpog oply
sirikls oboo ou the ss;ae spot.) aud is still
living 70 ma.k the lines Of Eve different .rao.s
Of !arG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

No better occupied field for manufacturing es'
tsbshEcats is 20 be iourd III the Uolted Steles
than this city. Cheap ia5cr. cheap trsusporla
ton, plenty Of cspia!-the thee REQUISITES
ere here ON bleed. Extensive iron works will
probable DC established here ct oLca. 20 be run
By new prace=:, which, il il believed, will
rcvoln'onG, tie entire reG tIaia Of this co1n-
try. Tha c2mpaty ia question is 90 extremely
slrorE orc, /: u the Company which has been
rrospCc Ing no3g Cur Alex. rdria ntiehbo,s
|, il reliably stated that strong Inducements
have beGn held out By cur Virginia friends to
sscuro tho lC9a!!00 OF this important ENTERPRISE
10 !htir rnitst, tu; sc faI Washington has offered
better Inducements.
TIE above is ca: from the National R.ru5Ii-
cap, Was;inatoa CITY. On: ne;ghbor5 acrosa
the wa.!r have Macy pretcu!ioas, but this. We
| think, sota tc5C3d al Others adVarc,d. b.
| what wild prccsa OF reEa0niDG it can be said
| tia: Washington is Gbe to tif.r better i1duce-
meats FOX lueuu!ac!u:i9S purposes than Alex
GId;ia To &c unable TO comprehend. Wash.
ineto9 is EcaE lh5 head OF nasisaticD, with Q
| saash chsauel and 60 river iro1t to acoommo
date aiy r.l3 Other than fishing Gmscks, smal
| coal vss3eS, aud steamboats,. In front O.
A!tEanl:iA the Po;onsc spreads out If
msgniicenco with tread and deep channel
The Uli;ed Stats ships Of war anchored lately
il iIoI. q u. ard Tie cay possible reason thai
! they Gil ros proceed TO Washington was the
walti i. naturally too low 10 the fat basin il
font OF that city FIR ship navigation. The iror
orc from Ito gich mincs CT FifRiois mcy b
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

d, msss rs .. +. AgoeW & Co., bsva received
Iand oG : 4no week ending 10 day, from Oumber-
'aoa' l''oQ tons OF co,. and shipped ], 500 iona
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14
HIrs, GarfteItl,s Condit,ou
Financial.

:. WASHINGTON, Msy l4.-Mrs. Garfield was
slightly improved at o'clock this efternoon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14
.fraasiy Eic9sisisI.

&baa! TAO Weekg aEo The newspapers pu blilh b.
Oh accounts OF tic suicide CT noRly- married
young wum=u near Philadelphia by lcaping
rom 1. bridge IL the river" &i.lr the recovery
OF ter todS it was Clearly p.0Ton before Tho coz
oncis jury .La. The unfortunate bile, bii1S de-
jcc.c1 il sni:it3 over Tie rocen. tiocosso Of her
s:s,2r, had The ..:sa &C: Iugso.:ad By innumsra-
bio pictures Of young Grl about 20 jump from
q bridg0 i:.to tiu wafer. which had been posted
sboH: c3nspCuously 70 announce tho beginning
q Some ncW soiia! story. While similar pic
!,re5 IL aay book. ar paper might hayo caused
lie saa:o rczTit, tLaro cen 10 TO doubt Ina. nil
l:ons q people $40, intellectually, doing violence
- themselves dSiiy ~ allowing lhair minds 10
become cDErossod il Oily and improbable ato.
I!e5. Cases hro frequently reported OF boys hsT-
Ing their mi1ds so iItiamed and Gebiuched by
rcsdi.G b?Ck2 Which mako q l9lco Eirsto the
he.. 1920 OF Eoaa. tia. they have stolen away
in parties oil G.G'ng smackJ, with toy pistols in
thej: bails determined 10 sdop! the life Of buck
..ncoEs. !. . otcn the boss! OF enLhutias.s II ST
this is tho intellectual sgo, and it doubtless is,
LI. nov !nuch moro mental ac.ipity could DO
Displayed if the raasst5 would coLfne themselves
moro 10 i1gitim 10 readins2 And whom we ssy
Legitimate reading W. moan 20 Include specially
under thu: head tho modern daily newspaper,
whiCa should DO the real sine qua non Of every
well ordered household. Any head Ct family
who al!o ~s its members to remain in ignorance
Of Il cvents Of The day ia 10 DO locked upon, TO
say tha least rs Il thoughtcss person. The daily
paper shoG.d not Only be read in Tho family, bu!
tho Leading OK clrrences f the day discussed TO-
fore sid explained to the Children, Who will
by thoso means grow up ported with tho timef.
1t is no eEssgeTs!ion 20 ssy that thsro are multi.
tudos who haTo road enough literary trash to fill
auy ordinary wheelbarrow. who havo never
heard CT the killing Of tho Gar, and if told Of it
would be lost TO know whether or not Russia was
6 par. Of New ,alaad, or whether Vim. Penn
and PyLhago,as were co!empoysneous or wheth-
or Judas Maccabeus was one of the original
cigh! preserved in NoaL's Lrk. 4 notable in
stance Ct such ignorance may be citod a men
exhibited copy Of London newspaper 10 en-
Gcqusintancc-s confirmed reader Of weekly
story papa!s--Who turIel it over and over aud
finally expressed his surprise lhsL they used The
same language in that city as this country!
Now the sooaer people eachsW empty reading
and sdopt tho bona ii 10 daily journal, the better
il will be for them End those whom Providence
has placed them over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

The Mont Gents tunnel is completely blockad
by lard slide,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-05

WHEN the proposition came up IN the
Senate at Harrisburg, yesterday, to fund
ten millions of the state debt at four per
cent, the Democrats, headed by Craig
and Gordon, and aided by Kaufman,
Everhart and Lee, favored reduction
of the rate to three and half, and car
ried the amendment by majority of
one. Cooper made violent speech
against the Democrats, charging them
with determination to embarrass the
state authorities and stop the wheels of
government. He was sorry to see that
some of the Republicans were weak and
foolish enough to vote with the Demo-
Gratis, enabling the latter to carry out
their purpose to prevent the state ad-
ministration from carrying out its finan-
cial measures Newmyer and Norris
endorsed these remarks, and tool in
the chair as president pro tenn. even
wanted to deny Mr.. Gordon the right to
call yeas and nays. make motions or do
anything else in the exercise Of his con-
stitutiond and parliamentary rights.
The violence and spirit Of bull-dozing
exhibited by the senatorial roosters
could not have been more intense had
they had their arrangements completed
to steal for their ::party campaign fund
the 1850, 600 annual interest which the |
Democrats and Reformers were trying |
10 save the state.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-05

Wild Western ways.
Tho Stockton gang of desparadoes have
left Durango for good, and it is thought
have left the state of Colorado to avoid
arrests on requisition from tho governor Of
New Mexico.
In the Lincoln, Neb. Jail William Ben-
ney, alias 1" Billy the Kid pleasantly ap-
preached one Of his keepers, named Bell,
suddenly jumped at him with the swift
ness of a wildcat hitting him ON the head
and fracturing his skull. He then snatched
Bells pistol and shot him in the breast.
Bell ran down the steps and fell at the
foot a corpse. The Kid kicked open the
door. procured a hatchet and knocked off
his shackles. He also broke open the door
of the armOry and took possession of sew
eral guns and pistols. Bob Alinger, hear
ing the shot. left his supper and ran
toward the Jail. When entering small
gate leading through the Jail fence, the
Kid, who was up stairs, shot him with a
gun loaded with buckshot, killing him i'll
stantly. The town of Lincoln seemed ter
ror stricken. and nobody thought of Op.
posing the Kid. He stole horse and rode
of, armed with four revolvers and Win
chester rifle, after killing the owner of the
horse and his companion. He is now gun
ming for Gov. Wallace, who had signed his
death warrant the very day he escaped.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-05
In tho Saprsmo Court.

The following is the Lancaster county
list heard in the supreme court yesterday
Harnish VS.. Herr. Argument resumed.
D. G. Eshleman in reply concluded.
Hershey ct al VS.. Gohn. w. B. Given
for plaintiffs in error. H. N. North for
defendants in error.
Welchans VS.. Com'th. j. Hay Brown
for plaintiff in error. Charles l. Lands
and D. G.. Eshleman for defendant in er-
ror. w. Augustus Atlee in reply.
Brubaker's appeal. II. C. Brubaker for
appellant. s. p. Eby for appellees. A. ].
Eberly in reply.
Longs appeal. D. G. Eshleman for ap-
pellant. P.D. Baker for appellee.
The following attorneys have been ad-
mitted to practice in the supreme court
J. W. B. Bausman, Charles l. Lands, s.
w. Shade, George A. Lane, William D.
Weaver, Lancaster.
Immediately after the formal opening of
the court, F. Carroll Brewster, esq, stat
ing that he was interested in the appeal of
Kraber, ct al. York county, asked per-
mission to make q motion in that case.
Permission being accordingly given, Mr..
Brewster, after some: e::further explanatory
remarks, said his motion was to refer Ger
tain important information and af6davits
recently como to light back to the auditor,
thus taking back with them the whole
case. Il: N. North, esq.,, from Columbia,
IN behalf OF the appellees, opposed the mo-
lion at some length. Tho court took the
paper and reserved its decision.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-05

DULLER and more difficult reading
than Dawes's very muddy speech in the
Senate yesterday itwould be hard to find.
What led him to such pitiful exhibition
of imbecilfty is not inexplicable, in
view of his late performances but why
the associated press agents at Washing
ton and Philadelphia should have given
it general circulation is something that
nobody can find out, and which every
body will wonder at except newspaper
editors, to whom the incapacity of the
associated press agents to know what is
news is no longer novelty. We daily
look fO7 them to furnish the press with
the multiplication table and " Beautiful
Snow"