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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

q, Il the New York custom.bonse ex-
isteu simply 10 provide potucsl lsz
Astonl n ON the va ious congressional n distriefs
WIN snug sinecure> as rewards for parIisan
s-fvices. 1.-THE collector VIII rig uly adh, re to
me plan ot referring the persons 10 the civil
service rules and 10 civll-service commission
newlll escape world OF future trouble. ON
'he ether hand II he ventura, upoa the ex-
perimentct making removals simply ioI the
purpose OF providing places for partisan
favort'es, withou' reference 10 the public In
tefesf, be viii, within niuety days. be apt TO
get into hotter water than he has ever been In
before. Ihere ara not wanting indie atoms
alreadv that he will Weld to the pressure and
enter upon the experiment. There a'e still a
good many clerks and persons who owe their
places 10 the Influence OF ex-senator Coak-
ing; and II ispretiy certain that these Will be
the trst 10 20.
Forty applicants for oflce called In person
upon collector Rober sou on Monday and
twenty to-day IA the Offices ara all filled
Win the old iuoumhents. the visitors de-
parted with shattered hopes. Theluew collec-
sor uiu contemplate establishing a life 10, 4
Ilenu close to himself hut to-day be said he
contenriates making no changes for the pres
en.' AS soon as the president Is able 10 trans
act business the collector will go to Washing
!on 10 consult him with reference To certain
improvements In the methods OF doing BUST
iess' which he desires To suggest.
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MurderOus uea ,,avits

ohicaso' August "a special from Sccorro,
New Mexico, says; Murderous red devils sre
now ravagirg this nei5hborhood aud killing
OF people by scores. Lsst night an encopptsr
occurred between them and MexIcsns nj
fharape, resulting in the death
OF twelve Mexicans and two Indians.
who were captured and burned alive, Re.
murders. A party is being hurfiedly raised
ana armed TO go to the res.
oues of the miners et Peublo
springs, waere they are sure unded and
In Imminent danger. Last evenipp
mtner and vile are supposed 10 have been
surprised by the savages rs they were reiu, n
ing TO their mine and were probably tor
tured. The band Is part OF
yietorias old band now LEFT,
his predecessor, Unless the lad ,ans turn their
alta, ks elsewhere, a general Indian war will
doubtless be the result
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Austin.
AUstl
Sneclal to the Herald.

Austin, August 5.-The Alamo Railroad
company the object OF which company is IN,
maintaining of street railroad in San Anto
MO, filed charter to-day, capital stock
sl2j, ,0C0
Ihe adjuant-general has Issued an order
looking W the reorganization of the frontier
battalion. Company commanders are eau
toned 10 enlist only unmarried mtn, OF good
moral character
The Niagara Insurance company. of New
York, with capital stock of million and "A
hal dollars. was granted permission to-day to
do business In Texas.
The commissioner of the land office, reply
ing TO a county surveyor who had decided 10
purchase section OF school land, but owing
to press Of business simply marked the section
en- his map, filed on tn. folowlr & day,
refused 10 receive written application
to purchase from another party, but
pending the decision thereon, recorded hls
own application. decides first, that the
teclsion for the purchasing by the surv- yor ard
the marking OF the sec ion FLED, conveyed no
right, O. d that the party who applied for the
land in legal form Is entitled to purchase,
Second, q surveyor as such has no right TO pur.
chase. The indi,idual who holds the office Of
surveyor may puIchpse, not as an agent, but
for himself, and must be governed by the
rules that apply to other individuals.
Two horses were stolen from Judge Hopkins.
United States district clerk last night,
The following veteran claims were TODAY
recommended: G W Jones, Cordel Ia Arm
strong, Nalhl Reed, Thomas Mcclure, Emily
Smith, + Smith, Followay Dean, Peter Roche
Daniel Iill, Osborne w Randall, Moses l. Pal.
ton, E G Rector, Rebecca Cloud and Hiram
Watts,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

Saratoga, N. Y, August Din the frat
race, three'quarters of mile Turca, frat;
Vampire, seconds Bayado, third. Time,
llsa.
In the second race, mile and quarter, Get
Away. won; Goldbug, second; Fair Count,
third. Time, 2:07A.
In the third race, mile and half, Hindoo
won; Chickmore, second; Bonlft. third
Time, 2:88.
In the fourth race, mile and half, Post
Guard won; Disturbance, second; Franklin.
third. Time, 3;0lh.
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Vs,Iveston.
Sn aplhl To tha n arald

Galveston, August S.--The Journal OF this
evening says tue result OF the conference
between the Austin and Galveston commit
tees on the medical department OF the stat
university, wac Inst Austin world
express no preference for the locs-
tion of the me1ical department, but would
Riint tickets with both Galve ton and Hous
ton on them. MIR, Green wall lessee ofthe pro-
posed Pavilion theatre. has abandoned the
enterprise. owing to inability TO enlist sufficient
capital to!dt the building up as q th. atrs The
Governor Roberts says he cannot issIe A
requlsltion f,r Gardner, charged with rohbine
Albert Schoandt OF 1000 marks In berl n, az
the Off nee was not committed in the state
Three thousand four hundrei dollars in
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Fort Worth.

Fort Worth, August "a heavy wind
storm visited IA to-day, followed by flne
rain, which will do the farmers an amount of
good. II was pretty general In the adjoining 2
sheriff Maddox to-day arrested a negro who
stole horse In Weatherford come days 20
The horse was recovered and the negro
Jailed. e''
non given by the young men OF this city is
in full blast to.nigot ut the I'll Pnso hotel n
Is given In honor of the visiting young
ladies'
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Marshall


special 10 the Herald.
Marshall, August IA Cohn, popular and
widely koowu wholesale liauor merchant n,
this city, died this morning, aft-r a long in.
ness. lie was buried this Afternoon at Jtiler-
son, the remains having been accom- oar led to
the grave by the knights of Honor, Free Ma.
mard-r Fire Company, OF which he was a
member. y"
h. 4 Connolly. engineer In chief Of the sa
blne Pass Texas No thern railway, has taken
an onine In Marshall and with Instantly proc, ed
10 survey the line anu locate the road. having
been personally over the gcound once. lie il
pretty thoroughly acquainted with the trsek
70 ne followed. The company IL strong and
Will build Mt once.
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Mississippi Democratic Conveu,,o,

New Orleans, August 1.-THE Democrat a
jackson. Mississippi, special says up to op.
m. no nomination had been made
Dy the democratic convention. The twenty.
ninth bal VI stood Stone llU, Barksdalo vs
featherstone 2o After this ballOt the Barks.
Ing TO the convention the names Of Bark, ,dai.
anu featnerst0ue were with irawn and
,Liowerys was called amid uproarious al plause.
Inc Stone delegates then went INTO caucus.
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The New Yorl, .us,on ,.ou..

New York, August 5.-Ths new collector,
Mr. Robertson, 10 already beset W th appli.
conts ior onloe, and this. too, notwithstanding
the popular oatcry against 'tho spoils
system" The truth is. once-beggng was
never more rampant than II is at ,his moment.
Tbo Applications come net only from this
city, but from most all parts OF the country.
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.axahachic.


Waxshachie, August 5.-County c,urt IA
still In session, Special Judge S. c. McCor-
mick presiding Many cases have bean dis
posed OF, and several are yet pending. In the
case OF the state va Robert WinIs' chm eeI
with an aggravated as ault on girl fourteen
years Ola, me Jury returned verdict this even
ing ssse, sing fine of lve hundred dollars ana
defendnnt. '' "e"'"o'
The flrt bale OF this years crop of cotton
Ter buying IT, N''
The corn crop will be light. Cotton will
make atout ou0-third Of a bale per acre.
Judge Lang VS. heath is qaite feeble,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

New York, Augusta 5.-The stock market ha
been extremely dull up to this hour, and spec-
uialion has been rather. heavy In tone. Changes
In prices, however, were extremely slight. fluc
tuation being confined within very narrow
range. New Jersey Central, Wabash. Psoiflc.
Western Union, Denver 4 kio Grande. Dela
Paul were the most active,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06
CathoIic Total Abstinence Unton

Boston, Mass, August 5.-The members of
tue National Catholic Total Abstlnsp CO
Union, by invitation Of the mayor and men-
ber' of the city government visited the pub
lio lslti'utions and the harbor tnis evening.
Inc procession was formed and escorted 10
faneuil Hall, where speech OF wei come was
made BY the governor. Interesting addresses
were also delivered by prominent members of
the convention.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06
COrsiCUnR.


special 10 the Herald.
Cors'cana, August 5.In the report tcle.
graphed yesterday of the proceedings of the
reunion of Parsons brigade, the name, of
Alex II rw' d, o. Dallas, was omttei. He
was elected one OF the Weep esdents for the
ensuing year. The next annual meeting conn 90
on ON the first Wednesday In august next. In
Dallas county, at Ten Mile Wagon Yard, old
Ande' son springs. The opera house ball went
ch smoothly, Lieut.. John Wilson, company ID :,
l9th regiment, was made chairman of the ON
mlttee of arrangements for the grounds etc,
for next years reunion.
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Special TO the Herald .

0FVVIt'I W tHV IIVThIT.
Houston, August j,-N.r. L. G Uoyle was
buried to-day. HE remains were kept await.
ing the arrival - a. fron, ~
north. The body Was Nsl. uy l... ,ns oCIc. o'd
chemicals In safe OF perfect preseTyation
The funefal was largely attenutd
:, Alter one of the hottest days OF summer. re-
rain-storm. " """
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DentOn,
Special TO the Herald.

opbUIHI 10 IHt TItlaIU,
Denton, Augusta 3. The llrst bale of cotton
OF the season was brought hers this morn ing
by MT Maury, of Long Prairie, near Lou g.
ville, In this county, aud tod at auction at
fifteen ce IL per pound. II was bought by
Mr. II. j Rich.
Quite n number Of citizens go to Roanoke
this morn ng to picnic NJ barbecue.
LOngview Democrat and viii probably re-
move it to Denton,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06
A wife Murderer Hanged

Syracuse, N. Y, August 5.-Nathan Orlando
Greenfield was executed here this morning
for the murder " his wife at oswell. o,wepo
county, In 1875 There were two ibousa I'D
persons pre.ent. The victim protested his
cy upon himself ana his on smies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

uuehcox bayou and sidewalk Improvement
bonds We're banded ia yssterd.v
/, De refunded Ia per cent, bonds.
Inc Nashl gton guards competitive dim
and festival at the Pavilion tonight was
attended by few visiting milraty from
hous'oh,sl b enham, A wind AMI rain storm
came ~ abou O'Clock. The electro lirht
failed IN the midst OF the storm, but prompt
attention so resuscitatsd It and the evening
passed v ry pleasantly, The entertain |, ent
was Tor the beaedt fuod to purchase uniforms
Tor membership of abo t elghty-nve
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Prohibition Defeated i'm North
Carolina.

Raleigh, N. g., August 5.--Reports from
seventeen counties give majority against
prohibition OF 2l7is. Other counties will
prooabls run up the majority 10 900 or 20 900
which shows that the negroes d,d OF yotn FOR
but voted against the proposed measure,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06
The Presidents Condition.

washington, d. c., August 5.-oGclal bul.
leiip, Executive Mansion, $3.50 a. m. The
president continues TO improve. lie slept
wen wei uurlng tne night ana this morning looks
Lislact0ry day Is anticipated. At present bis
gulse Is ~; temperature. 9s a; respiration Is
The next bnlle.ln Will be issued this evening,
pensed with. '''
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ID. W. BLIsa.
j. X. BARNES.
J.J. WOODWARD.
RnnHur RuynnuNy

The president has had anotner good dav
Ihe APPEARANCE of the wound and character
and amount of diacharge Of pus continues sat-
iSiactOrV. lie hab taken an adequate 0nanti-
ty OF nourishment and had several pleasant
was rs; temperature, 9S; expiration is. AI,er
pm. ms temperature began to rise MS usual.
but moderated to u considerable degree. and
Without pc ceptible dryness of skin. AT pres
ent his pulse Is lO0; Temperature, lVO; Iesplra-
ID. W. Bliss,
J. j. WOODWARD,
j. X. BARNES,
ROBERT REYBURN,
ID. III. AaNEw,
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INTERESTING ITEMS.

Nominations by the C.nssryatiye
Democratic Convention of Wiz.
sinta- president .@arG.Id con.
Times 10 Improve -Psohibt.
uen Defeated In North
CHroiinA - New York
stock Market, Etc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-22
suicide Of Il FOnn~ WIZ,

- NEW YORK, August 22.-Mrs. Daisy Oaks
Dudley, wife of Mr.. Francis IL. Dadlay, and
daughter of ex Judge, W. a. Fuller of the Law
urn OF Fuller 4 ALBEIT. Broad 8ay and Bar
clay street. this city, CON nitted suicide on Sat-
urdsy evening at her houio oo tho summit of
Orange Mountain, N Y. $50 shot herself
about i've o'clock through the brain, aud diod
about halt past twelve o click tho s,no night.
From the time of tho shooting untl her death
Mrs. Dudley was unconscious Tho circ1n.
stsrces attending tho shocking affair, 80 gath.
cred at the Some yesterday. ato Of o very dis,
tresslng character. tho Immediate oaus, of the
dtoat!ul act being young married c,uplc' .
quarrel over most triaiog matter, question
whether husband and vile should drive in
basket paaetoo or a covered bug1v.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-22

Postmaster General James says his Constant
eitJrt slDC> he hes beea al the head Of the
P,s Chc, Department has been to improve tho
rrDubic n parry 10 Virginia ty improving II @
rust fioe cfhcas III the State. For be it from
La 10 deny that suoh has boon the desire Of MIR
jam 3, but that he has signaly failed is no less
apparent 10 all observers than was expected.
for b.d As were tho republicans he has removed
'hcy were ioioitey better and more rtspt ctt d
thnn The Mabotitss ha has put 10 their places
The disease which affoos republicans in Vir
slDla IL stieVJus 10 BE- sure, but it is decidedly
prvi,rablo to tho rOmedy MIR. James would
apply to it-M.ho lrism. and the atlolnpt 10
improve rcpubhcaas by making them subodl4
nate TO MahonItcs is gratultCus iIsult ia Tho
iuimor, AID Il ero:csQao trAves y ot tho ilna #
phi ic,l Improvement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-22
VIRGINIA. NEW,E.
E'l", ne VDg'ois tsc" horse, hss been sold
~ Mr. HuiCr. VI Nos York. lnr il $50

E'l", 'hc VDgIois tsca horse, hss been SOLD
to Mr. HuHcr, Of NcE YORK, Ter it $50
fnc ezra -.ou:' oi 81 f .ceps Churol at
hfanhr Hta too ~, i"Ii wa hl,Slpic ctre
&!a3.s as r,ur-d.,
ANTIQUE Su lngIn. who ~, ccrascd 10 DIST.
lag 10 il sc il L1udvu1 uiiy las: i9ai L. was
Killed ~ !uH ,t-hco
A. II. DikuaoH, Of Spat sy|g4iia, has bean
appoi"!od u dtmncfatio oancosstF r lie Is b
S-natCiihl iisuio
over t~o huudrd carptnirrs anI other Me
oAanIcs arrived ct Newport News 90 Frid.y last
from New ok to work Oh tho rsilfcat scd
the buildings II the town.
Up 10 last FiiLy over $4,000 rouuds Of
grapes had bean shipped from Charlottesville to
Na'thurn markets lEiS SEASON.. The pricpe r..
ceiVed for thrm have been sa;id,cory
The Ntihormtiur farm. six miles from Nor
tClk, oontslnlug 5000 acres. with front OF TWO
and hall miles on Chesapeake bay has been
sold 10 j. N. Wing, of Castillo, N. Y, aud DIR,
>. Is. Killer, Of Girard. Pa, for $50 0CO.
There was q jill delivery q. Grays)o Court
House 600 hight las: week. Among tho es
capped ptidoDtIs was Henry Crite, ths negro
murderer, who was aoateDccd 10 b, burg bu.
recenily grated a new heariag BY the Cuurt CT
Appeals.
EIdtr, the Richmond artis., IL engaged 10
palntlog portrait of Governor Holiday, which
Will be finished before that g,ntlcmnn rslres
toto private life. The Governor purposes start
lng 90 trip to California md other States on
The Pacific cast, rs 5000 as his official career
is closed.
II. j.. Sauodel's beer garden, Portsmouth,
ADD two adjacent bui!diuea-ouo double brick
store belonging 10 j. l. f. Mahaney, and tho
other framed dwelling belonging to Mrs.
Earnest NlcCoy, Of Savannah, Gs.-wore totally
destroyed BY 40 iucendisry fire on Sa u.dsy.
All tho properly w;s fully Insured,
Richmord is again without water, and man
b1ast arc suffering from The famine. The city
authorities arc being roundly sulcd for per-
mlt'ng the state OF affairs. Tho Dispatch
says: ut is crying shame tha. The gr5git 9
city of Richmond. that has spcrt 80 nlucn
to secu'o an adj late supply of water, should
now have to depeni upon condemned wells aud
abandoned springs OF Uncertain cleanliness ss
NRkeStifs"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-22

Tho LyNchbutg Vrelulso adVoostaa the to-
turn TO the House Of Delegates Of r. A. Cox.
bill. cd. OF Amh6Est o1uory. and pays that
g:u'lemau deserved com DIimout for his sbity,
his Legislative experience. cx,oodiDg through
nearly O SCORE OF consecutive years. his rcmsrk
abe political foresight, and his souud judgmeu
and soys truly that "Virsi1is c.unot stfJtd to
loose such meg from her ooutcils at this crisis 10
hcr history" ltis men like Mr.. Ccgbill that viii
be wanted at Richmond ntxi winter, and We
unite with the News in hopirg that be will b.
returned to the House of Delegates whore Le
has 80 long and so faithfully served not OF ly
his Owe county but his State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-22
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2!

The attempt General Malone ia makiSg to
obtain posse ssion Of Virginia by uniting all tie
oegrocs 10 The State with his Insignificant band
OF s,al,waas cannot src,eed. The laws OF No
turo ara sgsinst it. When his candidate for
Governor said he meant to carry Africa into
the war, that is to orgsuizo the negroes and
lead them against the white people Of tho
State. tho fate of Mahcnism IVES scaled. 1t
uevcr had cbarc, Of success before, but thet
remark gaVo it tho death stroke. Blood is
thicker than Wattr. and the white race shows
It's superiority whenever and wherever o
contest ia made. Tho effort to subordinate
the white people tf Virgin, to negro rule
for the "ib.ralism'' Of the Mahopc
movement wi b, myth uoless it gives
tho negroes. who give it all it's strength
at least halt tho Gffic >s-HilI be opposed by
Whlto Virglnans wheln:r OF Northern or ftrs
nSn birth or to tho manner born, tni a. they
haVo largo majority OF the voters of the State,
their opposition mus. DO successful. Tnu at
tempt has been mado several times before uu-
DIR more favorable circumstances, but hes inva
raby coded in i9nomioious defeat and such
Will again be It's fate next November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-22
NEHS Or The UAr

There wero JOG deaths il Blllm +! lis
week.
Tho will ct thu widow CT thu lo:o oz-PIcsi-
dent Fillmore ms kes rublic btq1csts to tho
amount Of nearly $4,000.
"A, pine o'cl(cS last nigh comet 9 VS. Wis.
hl5 to the naked eye at Cincinnati Ii il 10
uIst N! llr, about two.y, egrees baIoR tho bot.
tom oi The bowl Of the dippor. and IS tho upper
tno OF pair OF faint STARS Through 40 Cp;ra
glass the tail IS plainly vistl,.
Ripper, the ucgro uOitcd Stat 5 sruy cNicar,
who wrote The Ctlorcd Cadet" giving his
exp rIttc' at West Ptiat, has ho2n arr, SEED ct
81 fort DAVIS, charged with delsauding the
Ru7 rnurn'.uut VI - uuu rHppTr Ets uuu,
mlssary OF Subsistence ut tho trH, where hi.
Company (C) ID Stationed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-22
SGcialiSlic Warming,

~ LONDON, Aug. q Special dispatches from
GENEVA report that the Socialists hsys Addressed
threatening letter to the federal tribunal in re-
caro- to thar appeal from the decisiou of tho
Grand Council OF Zlrich prohib biting the Social.
lst Congress there in September. Toe leltar
warns The judges Of the tribunal that they will
Do the hrst blown up. and states that tho social
lsts have enough dynamite to blow up h.lf of
Switzerland. and that 1t is at Swift ,rland that
conn sgration will beRin, tbs: will burn up the
world
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-22
FOREiGty HEV,y

BIcossi7a rains hAvo damaged the !,iv":t IN
soIno places in Austria.
Mr. PsrEell's mo.inn ia tho EvG,s OF Com
mons Tor the raleasa Of III. nGYi.t was d.lc,.vd
by vote oi e. Ia 10.
The elections in Madrid yoSterlny resulted
inVorA0y TO tho libarns. Tho conanrvai,:s ,rn
Charged with organizing IN o,t)n,ivo chrc.:, Of
repoa!iag."
AT the elections fnr members o: tho Portugal
Chamber OF DeIu.irs ye,lerdsy for III srni.,
ohIy ADO Il. - were obtained ty lhG vAt,Otl; sh.-
des Of the Opposition
-, Inc returns from tho elections for ine Ffulch
Chambors OF Deputies yesterday are rngagrp. il
Fails tbs rnpubhcaLs OF v-r.:.ll4 :hn les c.rr,,d
most OF The districts. Il, GAmb.tt. was ro.u:n4d
by n bsre msiur.iy.
Ina Arsb ihnsi:c who 'raa :. nuc;" iiru,.yh
mo stt col. vi Sussa On Saturday. ,ur I5an 5.
cailii On tina Arabs L. jim Hit: III d noiv Wat
WAS brought nslGro tao Boy Of T;.;,is GA ia, g0:h
inst. who had lin h.:..cl :o;jawi.u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-22
Tragedy.

New YORK. Aug. ga Sad Story e m
tnmDerapo: CANE fIim The upper part IF ihe
city last eVaaiog. bsi.g ,ha: Ct Two neigi bors,
apparently tho h,at CT iiienGs, wac ,iIsrr,cG,
csus 10 tioSs s0G we're STABBED. cue IN the sb.
GEM II aali IL. o.ncr IN th- occk Iha victim
is iohn h.ciy att, iY sd: ailsnr Clas Wiz ker.
NAG O,,o ct too wounds 10 l.,sfolt's sbdos
zen 10 sea il0S,. 5 in iepii, aud from it the
iOtenlu,s pronudr. l. wia thought that no
GJuld no; live uuli; morning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-22
Missing Woman.

OTTAWA, Dat, August 22.-hlrs. Baocaet
Vile OF MIR. BIas chot. Of the Pos.oHics D ,part,
me0t 10 this city, Ieft her sisters bousa. in
Prescott on Friday, 10 take train for O;taws
Nothiag hss bsso seco of h:r eioee and il 10
ioarcd that shs has b,en kidaarpcd by trsmns
desperate gang OF whom have l4tely h 'an
Ct Prescott. - '"' ''o'b'sy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-22
Possibly Trossm cut of u Window.

NEW fcEE. AuE. -. - Bridget Msnsfeld
twenty. -four ears ot sgs rtsiding III Cor.i.n,::,
.vehna, Was found iaSt evening Oh the sidewalk
in front OF hor resid snce in On insonsiba conti.
lion Gttar an alleged gu ,Irrl hat~eon hcrself ant
hor husband. /. wns a:c:ria!ned that she VS.
suffering from severe intaTnAl Injuries. Her
husband denies having thrown her from tho
window. tu. WAS locked up to sw.:. tho result of
his W:fh' i,illriss