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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-23
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-23

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itreiften 2awns 1T bebeuteno, melden mir
5u iebr mibisen Yreien pertaufsn.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
sufftaes. Fatal N istake, and Murder.

New York, My l0.-Freley W. Rogers,
clerk 10 the employ of l.. Schepp l. Co.. of
Ounce street., shot himself through the head
this morning. d5iOg soon after. He vas 81
ycs,s old aud married man.
James Hanlon, aged At, committed suicide
this morcing 10 West 52i street. by swallowing
large quantity Of laudanum. Hsnlon was a
shoemaker, unmarried ard hard dritksr.
Tho result of prolonged debsuoh. it is be-
iaved. vas the Cause CT his determination to
take his life.
Thos 4. Costello, aged a. srestsuraut keeper
% Tenth avenue, died to day from poisoning.
Dr.. j. Harris Dew reported that he had been
called essly yesterday morning to treat Costello
for sore throat aud prescribed solution OF
ohlorsso OF 20 ash f5r garele and some sooth-
ing med clue for internal use. Several hours
later the Dccl0r found him suffering from ohio
rate @! potash poisoning. Ho had swallowed
| the garcia ard used the other medicine for bis
throat. Rastoratives were employed and other
physicians called 10 bu. tho patient died 10 the
aittrcooo.
jams Il Goldman, oolored w,i!tr former
IL il tic emtloy of Nlrs. DR.. Hull who Was
murdered by Chastine Cox. was atraigned to
| day 10 Jetferaon Market Court, charged with
stealing caskct containing $500 worth Of
jewels from Mrs. A. G. Brsnard, of East l5tt
street, on or about tho 30;h Of les. month. The
! prisoner WAS committed fer trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10
Republican C&ucEs

Tho republican Senatorial caucus yssterlsv
evening" Tsa prolonged till after Go clSck, wbcp
1t sGJ luracd without reashiog the point Of acr
hon on ho subject under consideration. At On
early stage OF the proceedings resolution was
submitted proposing 10 declare, as tho sense of
the caucus, that it is inexpedient for the Senate
to tax actoa at this session upon ary confessed
nomination 10 fill 40 ofios not DOW vsc,nt
This gaVa rise TO very long AID not esp. cisllv
ioteresltns debate a. to tbs general rights and
duties OF tho Senate ADD Of the President. tho
contention being 90 tho ono hand that the Sen
a:c ls bound TO give respectful consideration 10
all nominations sent 10 by the President, AID 10
&c; upon them promptly aud on tho other
that The S,na!e !s fairly entil.d to exercise its
GWa discretion 10 regard 10 the time when atv
nonlnallon should DO o,usdsrcd. About .
O'Clock Mir. Conkliog took the flor and prCcaed
ed to make speech which occupied the ro-
mslnder OF the ciuo1s session. |. was devoted
10 history CT the nomination OF judge ROB-
crIaou fer the New York ootclorship, and n
comprehensive statement Of the reasors whp
TINS nom'nstlon was particularly Objectionable
AID offensive to him. Ia the course of his re-
marks he entered extensively into the subitc.
OF New York State politics and Judge R1bert.
sons connection With thcm-parlculsrly at the
Ch'oaso CooVen;ion--1nd he also gays detail
Cd recital OF bis conferences nnd understandings
with the President 10 regard to New York
noni1atoos, etc. at vsrous times antccedant
10 the nomination OF Robertson; from sll of
Thlch circumstances 10 argued that be and
the party which be and his colleague represent.
Cd 10 New York had boon dealt With 10 bad
laith s1d treated most iIjuriousIy. 1t is also
reported that Dir. CQuk!!ng. 10 rarraliug what
Geeasfad at Chicago, informed the caucus that
Judge Robertson. among other exhibitions of
pstsohal hostility then made by bin. went 60
LAT Is 70 declare tina. he would not support tIen
stl1ue Il nominated fr Vic, Precedent Az
.ae e.oae OF NJ. ;Conkliugs speech the csucus
adjourned until 10 day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10

a Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped Neglect frequently results in Oil
Incurable Lung disease or COnsumD,
ton. Il kO WINS Is IL ONCItaAL
TkuCHSs do not disorder the stomach Id
cough syrups aud balsai,l3. but act directly
on the tnfianed parts, Nllaying frrls!:oR.
give relief in Asthma. lsronchitis.CO Coughs,
Catarrb, and the Throat Troubles which
ject TO. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Iroches have been recommended by physicie3s
snd always give peIfec. sstii!.ctfoN Havn,.
been tested by wide and constant use for nos,jY
an entire generation, they have attained well.
merlted rank among the few staple remedies CT
the age. Sold at Csc. box everywhere milo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10

fer uioe Consecutive years SID is nov engaged
il rapai:i5s tho Mys'!o's boiler.
Ia Icf:1euo, to the tu:s. boiler, MIR. DakIn
was, as ais al mechanics. very briet, yet equsl'
~ cmpbs,io. lie said the boiler did not rave
stays or !ricas enough. Tho boiler is only
sic b iron. Instead Of 80 it should rave had
l2O braces aDd stays The outside showed 100
stays ard brscca, bat tho Inside only shows 50.
If The Inspector mad gone up in the seam drum
be would have discovered thu dagger and saved
tho life OF tho engineer. aud not endangered
tho lives Of all o. board. Tho iron OF this boiler
is foe box Tango iroD but The whole accident Is
duo to The lack CT h.Dees on tho inside. aud the
inspectors if they hsd performed their duly
| would have discovered Ii.
With the opinion of the cantain Of the boat
and master mechanic the Gazstte's cores
| pondort leaves !he question of who is RESPONSE
| bic tor the Mystic explosion. Ii is for the SEC
1etGry of the Treasury to decide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10

TIE EUR0PEAN WAR CLoUD.-Tha. mighty
commissions among the diaeren! European toun.
tries is Inevitable sooner OF later, is recognized
fac. by all whose curiosity lends them 10 keep
posted in the political eveuis Of tho ola world,
and no recent occurrence gives moro atztlf
among the peacemskers Ct Ru,ope than The in.
vssion of Tunis by tho French regardless cf
Ottoman protests; and whist is still more serious
Turkish men Of war have been warned e. keep
away from what the world has fer centuries re.
garded as part Of tho Sultsn's dorninions. Tho
Porte in the meantime, like tho Pagsn gian: Of
the Pilgrims Progress, i; compelled 10 si. sill
too irtrm 10 drive away tho eagles which ere
impstientiy awaiting the decesso Of th1 rsmou,
'sick man, The announce mont g few weeks $50
of tho settlement" Of the annoying Greek :ren
tier question was received with di,tru:t by eve.
~ thinking person, IS tbs: question will nevcr
be settled satisfactorily until the Turf; is forced
to the Asistic sido of tho Bospho7ua; sni with
the unsatisiied Eellenia!s in Erropa 10 coEiell
with and tho French beat on realizing TIC life-
long dream of conquest in the East. the Sultan.
head must naturally lie uneasily indeed. Now
whether he will be forced by French eAcroach'
ments en- his cominiCns in Africa 10 undertake
to check thti' career, and thus afford Greece ~
opportunity of helping herself 10 his cno!ts!,
territory in Rutcpo or whether whiio C rteCt'
ing for his own againtt French arm, by gt'.
concerted plan tho o.her continsn oil nations 10
not have feast on his helpless carcss. end tus
forever obliserste politically VIVA. ta' go long
been known as Turkey in EUROPE, ira evcTIs
-hich can only be determined by tho future;
and in Tho division oil the spoil, WAC cs.. IT,.
but that every nation in Europe may not rila
ole egsius! snothcr2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10
The Star Route Frauds.

San FRANCISCO. May l0.-A dispatch from
Portland. Osn., says: Tho kilograms from
Denver, COL. which hava been published Civ
log information that lsga! proceedings had been
ccmnc:caa agains: eX Senator Dorsey, of
AK. now Secretary of The National Republican
Committc, fer services rendered 10 obtain 60
increase Of mail service ADD got additional psy
therefor on tho star routes 10 Oregon. attracted
mu,h attention here, moro so from tho fact that
it WAS stated that Tho papers on which tho suit
had been Instituted at DsLvsr had been re-
ocived there from a we'll known attorney OF
Portland. aud that the claimant Was well
known politician hero. Tbs O:cgonian set CO
foo: an isqliIy to day, aud cot 10 The bottom Of
tho transaction. and tho history Of it fully
Identifies sx Senator DJrsa7 With the star route
business. Tho claimant 10 the suit is Fralk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10
The Stanley Matthews Case, sc.

WASHINGTON. May l0.-The Stanley Mat
thess c,so vas not takca up to day, but will
probably be considered TO morroE.
The nomination of Michael j. Cfauer. now
charge de aff.irea to Denmark, to b. charge
do sffsires to S&iIZer!and. was reported favor
ab!y from the Foreign Relations Committee
during tho executive session this afternoon
Tho judiciary Committee reached the noni
patton of W. i. Chandler. as solicitor general, al
their meeting TO day. but laid it aside for con
slderatoa ct another special meeting to DO held
probably, 10 MORROW.
Tho Scnste 10 dsy rto:ivtd from The PreSi
dsnt his message (which was too late To-
delivery yesterday Withdrawing tho nomination
of W. A. NJ. Grier as 81 assistant postnaste
gorcrsl. The message states that the nomina'
ton il Withdrawn at Mr.. Grer's rtqu:s!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10
The M arkets.

BALTIMORE. May 1O-Virpipi, Ga ala =,
deferred Is; do consolidated sd do secon5 ~.
RE res -; past due coupons -; new To- 4iIs 5 20,
ola 70 day; 10 1O5 coup -. Cotton dnI and
mldding lol Flour firm and active bu ut' u aIa
e GU: ensngo Wheat-sou.hern easier; Western
Der i!sIsi cul SS0athsrn rod l2isl2!; do sm.
l23s May l22s23s June i20lsl2s e. SpT. 17ss
slles; Aug ll2isll2s. Corn Sonshe Sy r nios
snu steady Western femer, closing stesd d,s.
S no. Ee5 white and yplbw 59 Wostsrn mi-sd
Sp1s Sssso:t hsy 57as57z; June 5Ess55l. IuIu
osaoos; August 55ia55s; steamer ga Jsiy
cd 4Ss4 anu H Nm Western white 4sa5O do mix.
Coo stesdyy Si no s, a. 1 Hay
~ nta sugar firm; o. sof: 81 Whiske1 i All 11
4 new YORK.. Nay lO.-S.ocks st,one. Mana,
-; Flour dull and unchanged. Whest mo oae
"'e'S tc!'ve. Corn moderately sc,iva nooet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10

Truly IS the present split 10 tic republlcnr
party g complicated affair, and liz improbable
settlement surrounded with many difficulties.
Among the latter got the l3ss: apparent is the
Malone p:ob!on; lo., th2ygi the Pscs:den.
ha8 avoHed hiJ Intention Ct giving the 1nolc
influence OF bis administration % tha Mahc1u
movement 10 Virginia, tvan to tho cxtcu: 81
f0yclrg the repuoiicaa party in this S!a:c 10
subordinate themselves 10 tho Msho0iteH. !wj
of tho Generals s;aunchcst newspaper support
ers. tho Washington Republican anl the New
York Herald, arc the b2ldest of Mr.. Conkirg's
friends, and arc open aud deisrt 10 thci: d.
nuncistioc. not Only Ct tho courso tho P:asi-
dent has thought proper 10 pursue ID the casc
referred to, bat of himself IS Z nan and Ct his
PAST history. Both wigs CT tho sad,cal psry
have promised TIE General tLci. supper, but
it would re beyond the bounds Of crcGul!i9 Il
believe that ra3iol! c@,u:o would a!low TIA;
wing against which tho Gcpc:a! nay decide
to ac. in the present fight to bo particularly
sol.citous about his success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10
EiNDncial-

NEW YORK. May 1O.-Tbe Posts financial
artlo,o says: at the stock exchange u. 8. AZ
gre up to ll6aallGs and The AS to lltisll5s.
ststo bonds arc dull and steady. Rsilroad bonds
are u strong and to per cent higher. The STOCK
b,ressr but generally higher The
Terte hiute, Wabash. Milwaukee g. St.!PsnI
PpoftsaWest, Lake Shore and Western, Northern
racine and Louisville s. Nashville. The weslt.
ef stocks have been the elevated shares, the cosl
s stocs ana a Memphis & Charleston Telegraph
erhl market is below the highest. '' 'D' seu'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10
CONfirlnHff0nS.

tive session to day confirmed tho following nom
nations:
James Lo1gsLrect. United States Marshal :or
Georgia
Ab.alom Blythe, United States Marsha! for
South Carolina
Samuel W. Melton, United States Attorney
for South Carolina
Philip Il. ErameTEun, Associate Ju:tico SUI
promo Court, Utsh.
Albert Woodcock, Collector Internal Revenue
Third District Illinois
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10
Probable Marine Disaster

LONDON Msy 10-A box containing patent
log and two life buoys all marked "Bucantsur''
have landed at Sclly. A largo mast and buoy
also marked "Bucsnteur" have core ashore on
the vest side of the Lizard. II fosred that The
British steamer Bucentaur, Capt. Hunter, which
passed the Lizard bound westward on the G:h
INST csmo ia collision with tho schooner Al;cis.
of Abory s:wi!h a medicine chest 90 marked
has been picked up and lluded al Scily by a
pll0t buat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10
Not Guilty,

Fo1T5vn.LE, Pa, May lO.-This uornius
the jury in the css, Of Samuel Gair,tt, S,pio,
Commissioner Of SohuJ.ki oo.nty, charged
with embi zz'cmeot Of tho iurds ef the o>u lty,
fa'utned Vatdlp' OF not guilty, the c5uuty 10
pay Tho oass
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10
Republican Caucus.

WASHINGTON. D. G., May 1o.-Immeiiately
alter the &C ,urnment Of the Senate, the re-
puolioio Senator's assembled in CAUCUS for the
purpose ct contipuing Yesterdays discussion in
regard to tho contested * cuiivo business. 1t
Htxreotcd that decision % tho matter in
uIntrogerly will {, reached sono tmo during
tho afteroooe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10
Proceedings of the Senate TO. day.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. May l0-The Woo
fr!sldent laid b ,foro Tho Senate he unfinished
business, belcg the resolution for the election
Of Stra!e officers.
Mr. Pendie.on moved to 10 toto executive
ss'A3n. ".:lch lnoiio Was. at 1910 agreed TO-.
When so dooss Vas rcGpcCea ct i2 80, tho
Senate eci'urned uaIii to morrow,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10
Ranch Attacked.

DENVER, COL, May GA telegram received
by the Governor states that on The 5!b, 10 Ii
o. lat. Haust7. ranch was attacked and i40 fest
ct cattle rua off, and three rancpmsn s ,,"a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, May O.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows
Ocss DeoVe s......... ..........u 10 I Gu
generally rated first quality..-........6 IS 81
"a nealum or good fair quality.........4 IS a ) -
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows2 90 80
extreme range of prices ...............3 90 8 90
Most of the sales were from. % . 50
Receipts for the week 1l43 head sales GIG.
The market this waek wss quite active through.
OUT, and the stock offered was closed out at 81
earller hour even than last week. Prices were
July tc higher. The qualify of the offerings
were somewhat better than last week, more Of
inc beeVes selling at and near our TOP quotstors'
sheep and Lambs-With an increased number
OF arrivals there ia On improved demand on tho
part OF our home butchers. and no outsi te de
mand to report. Tho quality Of tho offerings IS
fully as good as lsss week We quote clipped
sheep at 4at3 cents, wool do at 6iet3 cents Will
lew ot:rlng, and Lambs as 7,9 cenls per 10
groas. Sheep active and Lambs dull. Arrivals
this week f9i7 head.
dogs-The run is largely increased this week
over lsat weeks offerings, and the quality IS
ABOUT the same as it Vas thea. But. though 10.
increase 10 go marked. it is very little, if any 4,
excess OF the demand. and the supply is col;i'
oefed only as being fair in view OF the nlodciI
stely active demand. We quote at 73ass cent,
per 10 net, there being y few more common
Hogs IN the market than laat week. Arrivals
this week $3.50 head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1881.
Confusion, excitement. anxiety aud distress

Confusion, excitement, anxiety aud distress
beiog the cooaitiOhs most favorable ter tho 10
terests Of tho selfish densgogu,, and the Irish
Land Bill biog OF least Conducive 10 the ahate'
ment of those Conditions in Ireland, MIR. Par
nell, Of course opnoaaa ts passage, thou III it's
conceded that lis tendencies at lesst will Go
toward smo3iCrA!i;g tic snGT.riUss Of the unior
tupsIa people Of tia! country. Ia opposing !!
MIR. FARRELL leaves the better men oil the Home
Rulers-shc mcn who kaow that such evils as
they complain OF euG 8hica hro Of 50 long sand
log eau no. be cJrrscsad ct once. aDd who src
willing 10 allow such ticoGs IS they have II
Eag!und chanco to test the measures OF rc!lct
they adopt !or thtm-ald j ias the Tories. Tho
don't profess to have aoy lose for lnshmcn,
and whose only respocs3 10 their appeals Tor
relief is. III you dou't ike things as you find
them 10 ireland. emicratc." Suoh acton on
Mr.. Psrnelrs par EOEoyer, surprises 20 obc
st sll acquainted with his character or tha5 o!
any other dlmsgoglc, fo., il history teaches
anything, it is That such people arc the wois:
enemies Of tho country whose interests they
profess to hsve SO nuchsat n,sTt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10

Every certificate W. publish rcgsrdSg Dr..
Eclfs Cough Syrup is genuine, and &c 9iIl rev
a reward Of $lG3O TO srg oup proving III
contrary 10 single osse. ", g,lsr, M,yas q
Co., Baltimore, Md,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Tunisiaus havs evacuated Side Abdsah,
and the French occupied 1t.
Franco has notified Turkey that any et;smr
on her part to send men of War to Tuuls vii:
be regarded as casus belii.
lord Salisbury vas yesterday formally ohosoa
leader of the cors valves in the British House
of Lords.
The Queen of thu Be'siaus aud Pliaasss
Stephaula made formal entry into Vienna US.
terday, Vast crowds witnessed the grand Pro.
cesslon.
The catls'cor sruc:ion steamer Fa.adsy,
which has started to lay the shore ends OF the
now cable, has passed the Lizard, going west
Wa.d.
Ii now stated that there is 20 chance Of On
arrangement between the rival Atlantic cable
companies and the prospec:is that there will be
competition a! shilling per wcra tariff.
Five steamship companies 10 England DEFY
the possibility Of such horrors on board % euu
graft steamer as alleged by Miss Charlotte
O Bsien 10 the Pail Nal! GsZo!tc.
An address moved by MIR. Gladstone. pray
! irg the Crown to provide monument in West
minister Abbey to Lord Basconsicd, via
| adopted 10 both Branches Of Parliament ysster-
day.
Amercaa machinery, which under the oil
FroDch tariff paid from IS to Sc francs
duty, will now pay francs, the same as L if~
| lsh machinery. A large quantity is waitin. ::
Havre to DO entered under the new tariff.
Letters from Algeria stale that the remnants
of Colonel FIatter's Saharal expedition was
6naly driven to take refuge in cave. where
they were starving, aud ro:ofied 10 caInibsllSin
Fifteen were eaten, ircludio9 sub.oIKc2g
named Pobeguin.
| 1t is understood tba! altar Gisuussor. th,
International Monetary Copfer:rc. will acjjufn
Tor on inde6aite period, to ei7a time for d,rGe;
negotiations between the various states. tbs
basis Of tho cor 'usions reached by the confer
| ence.
1t is now evident that tho man object II the
Inquiry at tho palsco into the death of thu Sui
tan Abdul Aziz WAS to pCo9cnt aey lu!ura con-
binalion of the men who deposed Abdul Az
AID not to establish tho truth regarding the
manner Of bis death. Numerous arrests among
the military have bacn made. Ih, battalion
which assisted to depaso Abdul Aziz has been
broken up ard the officers SAINT 10 distant posa
1t 10 believed that there will be no public trial
of tho accused. but that they vii! be quietly
exiled. 1t is reported that MsEmoul DlG4i
Pssba has alrecdy baen cent away On IA, o
war which left the Bozphorus nader ssc-ei 81
dets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10
we Can't HaInIt

no matter the souIo, or; cause, y, bal,
growing, ADD recommend herewith tho remedy
use 81. Jacobs Oil and laugh at pain. Il viii
do the work every time, vi"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10

lno republicans of Sussex oouuty in nub,;o
a, e.us assaulted, 90 Thur:day adonted rssoO
u'ons opposing aoy sliatcs with Ihs ;ra,os
party. ' 'oo 'eu JuSsef
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10
NEWS Or TIE DAY.

Burglarics arc becoming frequent in Bait,
more.
There was thunder storm in Chicago yes"
terday, and tho thermometer fell from 81 TO 50
degrees within few hours.
Near Homer Ls.. party Of fly iucu. rlast
ly cOlored, shot 10 death negro boy Of is, vino
confessed having outraged and murdered col
ored girl of eieh. years.
According to the csI6u3 raturas ihcro Gro
962 d,ily journals published 10 ths Uni,ed
States, wltii en- aggregate circulation CT . 5Si
ISL.
Col. Thomas A. ScJt!. late president OF tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. is very i'll at
his Philadeip hls residence. having bad several
shocks OF paralysis Hltbin tic past two Ggya
He is not expected to live.
1t is slated thst Dsu:hcr YES recently xii.
ed 10 Jackson county, Florida, measuring four.
teen feet IN length. and Weighing l25 pounds
Twelve hogs feet we're fouad in it's stomach.
The Spartanburg Is. c. and Uoion Railroad
has been leased By tho DlnVi'Io Company e. .
reported yearly rental Of $50 900. The Charles.
ton News and CouEIsr says tho Sparlsaburg
and Ashevllle. with the Knoxville and Cincin-
ns.i connections, will usturalIy 60 next.
An old foud bntwoeu S. N. g. johnson.
county attorney OF Gray cJuniy, Kansas ard
A. >. Shumate, deputy sheriff, terminated in S
shooting atray yesterday of CImarron, Kansas
johnson wa1 instantly killed. Shunsto was
srresed.
The Jury 10 the case of B!yalt VS. Archer &
Bruce, which has been under consideration in
the Richmond Circuit Court were yesterday
discharged. being uuabie 10 agree. Tbs SUI:
was for $13 900 claimed by Bryant. bog. for
ipjuries sustained by him 10 the mandatory Of
Archer & Bruce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-10
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. May l0.-Ths MAJ.
ket today is firm aud prices for grain have ed
vanced. Flour il steady at las: quotations. The
receipts C Wheat have somewhat increased and
sales were made to-day at liz for comhon Fults
and l25, lz9 and $50 for fair 10 choice Lancaster.
But little corn was offered which sold at IS per
buahel. No Rye or Oats reported. Country
produce is uuchan ged