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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-03
49, LYON 4 MCCORMACK, PAoLA, Ks.
Ten head Of chariot horses. .,-.t.
non nRn0Ma

-.g LYON 3 nccoRMAcK, PAoLA, Ks.
Ten head Of chariot horses. .,-t -.
BOB. GRooMs.
One roam msre. farm and draft. h'-'''-'S-
W. 4. HANCOCK. SALINE, COUNTY.
Blsckhawk. aged Jack. ,,.l .:. --.
Kentucky Bird, q beautiful yearling jack.
One jennet and sucking colt. -
One jsnnet and colt belonging to Charles
Leonard. of Cooper county,, g.. ...ts
Dexter. black saddle stallion. took second
premium in saddle ring.
sz-.s - N. J. DOUGLASS. sEDALIA. --- %
Fred Douglass. brown geldiug. aged, trotting
horse. .,.-... -l-. .-l..,
7i'''..'''s g. ?. GILMAN, sEDAL1A. 80
Mike Sheldon. sorrel, trottlng gslding.h g.
/ .t.,,.r LUTHER CULLIR, TIPToN. NO. all
One e3 and 2-ysar-old trotting mare. ri
Tramp and Lilly Harris, also trotters.
SAMUEL DRAKLEY. ATcHIsoN. ks. Ai'
Bay stallion. Dick, trotter. ,e-r
Don Juan, bay gelding. trotter. ...i.
Bay mare. jessie c., trotter.
Sorrel hlley, Minnie H.. runner.
Brown gelding. Wolf. runner.
Bay mare, Bell Stephens, runner.
SAMUEL PAINE, MARSHALL, MO-,
Saddle gelding. aged.
THOMAS HOGAN, MIAMI, NO.
Betsie Hogan, saddle mare. 3 years old.
s.B. WALKER, HIGGINsvILLE.
Telemachus, 3 years old. by st. Benoist. dam
by Prince Napoleon, Percheron Norman,
weighing l.soO pounds. gEo ss4se1,.s,. -
Il. TRAVIS. LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
Sir John Mccullough. by Champion, dam by
Young Eclipse. eaof ,, arr t,...,,.gr..sn
THRo. BATES, LAFArErTK COUNTY.
Chevsller, bull. Years Old 81 ,3sS. r. by 2ad
n As~l.. rl~S.f a
ChcvHller' LII, by Chevalier, 9.sss. r.. out o.
bride TX, calved Oct. %. 1880. .,.,.... .
Lucretia VII. by Chevalier, s,3ss, R.. out Of
Lucretia "; calved Oct. 80! 1880. Tf'
Bride. XIII. by Jay. imported. s.6O7, r.. out
of Bride vi, cslyed Dec. 7, 1873. 4,,
Bride XII, by 14ti Duke Of Goodness, ]. .4so.
r. out Of Bride TX, calved Aug. s, 1879. '"' Z
Mazurka, of Willow branch. by l4th Duke OF
Goodness as above. opt OF MazuEka Belle III
cslved July n, 1879.
Lucille VI. by He'd Jacket III. 4.ssl. R.. ou,
Of old Lacille, calyed May %. 1873 - Al .
Zuleim VII, by Red jacket III. 4 4.2sl. B., ou
OF Old Zuleim, calved Feb. II, 1874. This COW
weighs $50 pounds.
Hilps Duchess II, by Joe 'Alrdrie, 2, ,0s4, +.
out ofHattie IL, calved March o. 1876. u nua (
Royal Charmer X, by Grand Duke OF Thorn
dale II, al ,29s) out Of Royal Kent Char mef
calved March Is, 1879. 49, i
Mr.. Bates has expended many thousands q
dollars in building up herd Of short horns il
this county which is second TO none any where
His families are the best known and most pop
ular ones in the records his mating has been yer,
judiclous. his purchsses of the prime favorts
regardless Of cost. He deserves every. encour
agement at the hands Of the community.
COL. JAMES fRlcHARJsoN, RAHDonrH co6NrY
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-03
CRIME IN sAiNTED YANKEELAHD.

He'll Breaks Loose in Connecti-
cut Town.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-03
BURDEN & SON.

a TTORNEYS COUNSELLORS ATLAW
"A Lexington, Mo. Office front room over y
d. Royle's book store in krenn's new ~ ~
State and Federal courts. PROMPT aa1e aMenuol ~
given 70 ~ MIsipeaa. 3s2A.x4-
IN. uNoPHoN RYLAND,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July l3.-Viraiais Is old =; 90
deferred l5i do consolidated SS4: do 81 SO.
ries Al; past due coupon 9li; new 10 40s 66i bid
to day. Cotton steady; middling llsll'i. Flour
steady and rslher more active; Howard st and
Western super 59aS4 .5 do extra 50i$5 IS;
do family 6 5Oa&6 50: City Mills super 50a
81 80; DO extra 75as5 so; do family 75,$7;
do Rio brands = 60aS6 81; Pa.spsco family
81 25. Wheat-Scuthern steady; Western high.
er and firm; Southern red llYsl2i; do amber
li34l27; Mo- Western winter red spot 124i
July 1924; Aug l2l8.l22; Sept 1929 ,l223 Oct
l22Ssl2i. Corn-Southern nom al ia aosence
of receipts; Western steady aud qaol; Southern
white and yellow e.; Western mixed spot and
July G4is55; August 55I bid; Sept u asked; ;
steamer 43i. 0ets iImsr; Western white 81.
81; do mixed 25l36. Kye noninslly S)As2 lay
dull +; rim, 10 choice Penns and Marylsnd ID.
sl6. Coffee firm Rio csrgoes ordinary 10 fs;r
9!a1I!. Sugar firm; A soft II. WhisRey fra
q. 12a$l 12!.
NEW YORK. July B.-Stocks G,mer. Money
S,Sa. Flour stssdy and quiet. Whet t,sc
better. Corn quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Williamson & Routh's tobacco factory aud The
cooper shop connected Herewith. ct Petersburg.
were destroyed by fro last tight. LJss
Ssh 900; Insurance $23 600.
Mr. Warner T. Taliaferro. A. Nj, $50 Of
Gen. w. Is. Taiaferro. Of Glouches!cr onunty.
has been elecled pricoipal Of BeIisr Academy,
Maryl land.
The Richmond correspondent Of lhs Poers.
burg lnd,x.Appeal says that he heard QUO Of
tho bis! Informed aud csares! headed Conscr.
VatlVes 10 Richmond predict fsw daya ogo
that Dir. Johu Goode. of Norfolk. will receive
tho Democratic domination for Governor.
A s:o)nd attempt vas IN. d, 10 wsyIsy The
mai! carrier from Ffarklin Courthouse to Dan
vile By higtwsyman on Monday. A pistol
shot fired by the latter struck he mail carrier s
hand. larceratiug it badly AID disabling him.
but he put bis horse ct foil speed AID escaped
with tho mail, which he safely delivered. Tho
Posto fioa Department has offered 500 reward
fer the apprehension OF tho hiphwa5msn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13

DGARRHGl IN FoWLs.-Rsoens scientific
researches have proved that this disease is
csu' ~ mlc!a' c,pic organism which ia de-.
veloped 10 be intesIines pc sizes into The blood,
snd mu!lplirs itself there with extraordinary
rApidlty. Tho parasite is 'jected from the
bowels. and may be taken By birds who pick
about among tho Guog-hesp or eat the
Rrslos that have been smiled by oootact
with IL. Ii q fowl d;ts. and there is spy c.uso
to believe that oisrrl G, la. caused lis
death, the bids Should BIZ Immediately taken
out OF he poultry yard aod isolated. The poul.
Try yard snd poultry bouss should be We |
cIaabssd, tho dang removed. aid tie wills,
p.rches and soil washed with plenty of water,
Ibe wst'r Led shtu'd contsia FIVE grammes
per lItre If "a Dhuric scii. and stiff broom or
brush should b. employed. When ten DAYS
have passed Without deptb occurring, the
birds Deed 90 longer remain isolated, excepting
those which show sigr OF prostration, depression
or sleepiness. These simple meas will be found
sufficient to stop the PROCESS of the contseion,
and to prevent its return. If they arc employ.
ed as scoa IS tue disenss makes its appearance,
they will reduce the lcsscs 10 an Insignificant
6gure.-L Acclimatation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13

la order that our numerous republican sub
'3'locfs my acc what The Valley Virsiuiau,
Which, mil recently. waa the rtooetiz,d trSsn
CT tho republican party in The State, Says VI
The proposed coalition between the Matoui!es
aud he republicans, we publish, occasional 3,
rac's from that paper on tho SUI j.c. r,f.r
led TO- TIC Truth contained 10 tho following
one viii DC rccogniz ID at npcs, and Cu2ht nor
10 lie without. its proper { fec:
They tho Mahonites) havo bceu our bi,
teftAt rovIiets, 10 tho pgs! the mos. cara. At
ohh1npion' OF tho * reWtst wfoig, i!,y u"s
propose 10 oorrec, when il was nupui:r Ia b,
81 Hut DOW when they are helpless without
i'putl can votes they como to the irGut By the
most eXtravagaot admirers OF a liberalism
VII CT they have ever opposed and of guslan-
tecd rights wh!ci they have been foremost i,
deDying and violating"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
The Presidents Condition.
(Ohcisl Bu'le!io,|

(O[hcisl Bue!io.}
EXECUTIVE MANSION. July -. $50 6. u.
Tho President is doing vel TIL norDlrg
Fuse 90 temperature 9S S. respiration 20. HIS
grsCuh progress towards recovery 10 manifest.
ani thus far without ssfioI' complica.ion.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July Is, 10 a. %.
Col. CorbiD, who just visited the PfesileEt's
ohasber, ssy5 he is satisfied that tho fever
resched the maximum on Monday evening and
lha. the ps.icn. is very much improved TO day,
"Hs oomnerces to day." said lho Colonel.
"uoder more favorable circumstances than he
his any previous day"
(Uoofhcial Blu leia.)
EXECUTIVE MANSION. July Is. l p. H.
Ths Presidents condition continues favorable.
Pulse "a, temperature 100 6. respiration p.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. July l3.-rho fol-
loving Telegram was sect By tho Attending sur
goons to tho consul,icg surgeon S this AFTERNOON ::
'EXtCOTlVE MANSION. uiy l3-l p. m.
$40 Drs. Frank II. Hamilton and D. Il.
Agne1::
line f:bile rise jester lsg efeIDoon vas less
| marked, and occurred at later hour than 90
| the previous day. and TO day. for the first time.
tie Presidents morriog Temperature tell to the
| normal pcl1t. The geseral progress CT bis
| symptoms appesrs more favorable ,han hitler
10 curing tue last II nOtr'. lie mas teken -
OUNCES OF milk and cutoo Of M This morn
i,g he eat ulso slios of mix toast, sDd chew.
ed the brea'! OF woodctcil. but did oct eale
to sVtl ON the meat. Ho bad last tight enc
qlasttr Of a grain OF su'pbsto OF morphine hypo.
dsrmicsl!Y 10 no "a hours during he p g, week
has be received more thaa siogls dose OF this
| q7antit}l aad sept we'll curing the night. This
morning be- received ten eraius of the bi sol
phatc CT qu'nia. Yesterday as p. m. Lis
pulse WAS lC4. Temperature l02 i, respiration
"a. To- day at 30 o. m. pulse 90. tempera'
ture 90 5. respiration 20. At r. N. pulse
81, Temperature 100 6, respiration %.
| WASHINGTON, d. e.. July Is Secretary
! Blsine sent The following BY cable this morning
Lowall, Minister, London: 7 be Pre'idon's con
dition THU morning is much better than at any
lime eince he WAS wouucodi Temperatures normal
pulse % Psin in feet and legs greatly dimin.
ithed. Weather very warm. but Tresidenri
room kept BY coal as desired.
| (:igIed BLAINE.
| Secrtlery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
FOREICN NEWS.

France has decided to take soisc ueasu,ss
to preserve order 10 Algeria
Some casos IF Siberian pl gu, HAYS appear
cd 10 the euvrons OF s.. Petersburg.
Extensive preparations ara b.iog mad1 ut
Psrls Tor celebrating on Ihutsllr, July II. Tie
anliVenary Of tbs taking Of tho = -sile.
The great andslip near Serris cell SSi!z,r-
land, Is moving toward LAX, Thurn at ha rate
OF three netrts day.
The Italian Senate has passed ball to pre-.
vent tbs tpresd CT tho phylIox'ta ard to nj.
tempt tho tccllm,Ezrijn 1T thn Amcrc,n
vine.
General CIaldin;, the Italian misid,r 10
Frsro,. has presented his letters 81 il
ffarc' and lfaly, lis snoss,s,r will DOT ha s;-
pointed ST seut.
There are noa 200 peis,ps imClise1sd 10
Ireland under the coercion &c, lucIudlag oda
member Of pa,liamsot. ops p,Ls.. on, III ,sls.
'rstn, seVcaal 10 gn coulcilors and mai y paor.sw
gualGitns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13

IMPORTANT DEcGsIoN-- tho case tfCfiov
40 Watkins ". Lee, sergeant. &c., Judge
CIrs decided 10 the Hastings Ccurt bis
morLlng three very important qaestiors-lsf
That the salary Of a deputy sergeaot duo by
mis- principal Was stls 10 DO garuisheed for
debts due By tho deputy; "a, That deputy
sergeant vas Dot "iabosink man. within The
meaning OF scc:ion Of chapter ISL of ths Code,
aud =, That the lien of the writ Of fisri f.,iss
tx ended to all properly that cams iplo eziat-
anoe during the currency or life OF the writ sod
That when gsrnlsbee answered. ne answered
Tor whatever he Tas Indebted at the time of
The answer. where tho return day of the gar.
rlshee was within the Iifetme of the fieri ia
cIss; but whea il was not he answered f, what.
ever be vas Indebted TO the judgment debtor
up to the return day Or the feri taoiss.
10 the case of Cfenshas w. rerr,l. hs also
decided that clerk or salssmau 10 dry goods
store was not "!aborirgI mac, and olnse.
quently not entitled TO the kemp ious allowed
laborlug men under section of charter lS4 0,
the Code.-Richmond State.
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RLAISR.
Secretary.
From Albany.

ALBANY, N. Y. July Ex-senator AcCsttby
Of the Senate caucus committee 1T an early hour
this nlor1 ilg sent reply to the assent bly, cat
Gus committee declining TO Join with ham in a
call for caucus aut roterriug to his ioimer let.
ter for the reasons.
The joint convention 10 day voted for q. s
Senator for The short term vacancy with the fol-
loving result:
L.Lhamt % Co1kiing -. Woodford l. Potter
81, Fish Necessary to choice IS. The chair
declared at no choice had been Inada. and the
convention proceeded to vota oa the long term
vacancy with III, following result:
Miller II. Herman 81, Wheeler ., Daniel 3.
Fish 2, Chapman kvirta l. Ad,ml |, Stariu
]. Necessary to a choice p.
Ihs chair declared that no choice hti bseu
made. On motion Of Senator Jacobs The con
veElioa adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
Homeopathic Convention.

LONDON. July l3.-The first meeting of The
International Homeops Uopvsniioo oflSSl,
vas held yesterday 10 London. Dr.. Hughes,
president OF the convention, said it WIS b, b
thing tor men to make 40 sppointment to meet
again 10 fos years. as they did 10 PhlIsdsphia
10 1876. D.. Hushts made several prao. cal
SUGGESTIONS. the most important b,iog ,ha,
there should lie 600 Lomconatli 10 pharmsco.
loa Tor all c,uo!rics. A discussion followed
upon the CONDITION sod prospects Of homeo.
pathy 10 which Drs. Talbot and Dsetrsdorff Of
Boston. Mass. and Df. James, Of Pai'a islphia.
rsrtiCiDatea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
NEVIS OF TIE Day,

Griscom concluded bis forty. Eve days fast oil
Chicago yesterday, and then ate hearty meal.
Mr.. William S.iEliDq. of the late firm OF
Stirling l. Ahreus, CT Baltimore. died yss!er.
day.
Tho mate Of The bark St. L.wreno,. which
reached Baltimore yesterday, reports having
seen at sea two distinct comets in tic sky.
rebigpstions of Vice. Presidents King and
keyser, ct the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, will DO handed 10 to day. Mr..
King, it Is stated. will slso resign the receiver.
ship Of the Marietta aud Cincinnati Railroad.
A communication from Annapolis. published
10 the Washington STIR, stating that the first
ball fred by Guiteau struck the medal which
The writer Wole, and that he hal it in bis pcs.
SESSION, turns out to have been signed by o
man non compos menti5.
The amount received yesterday towards the
| Garfield benefit fund was $ll S74 which makes
the total amount now If The fund $l34 620.-
Mr.. Cirrus w. Field says tho money being
| raised is fJr Mrs. Garfield and her Children
It is to DO invested 10 Government bonds, and
the Interest will be for her benefit during life.
| When sho dies the capital will he divided be-
tween the Surviving children Of James A. Gar
| field.
Benjamin Crossman. a draw tender 90 Hodg
don's Island, Shcepscot river, Maine. left home
| Morday with bis wife to 20 to Wiscasset 10 ,
do,y. Early yesterday morning bo was iouuG
in an Intoxicated condition on Bartcr's Island
and, being qu'stitn,d as to bis wife, replied
IL have cJnmi ted horrible crime. AID wan
to DO hung" The dory WAS picked up in tn,
river and tould to be besmeared With blood
from end to end, the iofereoce being that lh
woman had been literally chopped 10 pieces ant
thrown overheard. Crossman is pesceab
man when not 10 Equor, aDd is about 40 ytai
OF ago. lie WAS sent to Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
The Land Bill.

LONDON. July l3.-ln con- mittse f ,ha House
OF Com m ons On tho Lnnd bill last nIeht MI.
UDonuell (home ruler). member for Dungir-
van dec aimed against tho proposal to depopI-
late the already under populated country aid
pledged the Irith members not only to oostruct
the emigration clause. but 10 make Vt ridiculous
and inopefstive if pssse1.
Mr.. Richard Power, (home ruler), nembe. for
Waterford city slid the Irish members would
uss every form III lha house 10 prevent Ms intro.
duction into the bill.
Mr.. Psrnoll a-I .tLv, mum cars appealed 10
'an government to withdraw the clauae.
Eir Ststford Northcote said he hoped the gov.
eminent would Tot give up the clause, which he
regarded ss u valuable portion OF the bill,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
Mothers molhers!! Mothers!!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken o. your
rest by sick Child suffering sni crying with
the e1crucistng pain of cutting teeth? II 30,
20 q, or ca and gets bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'si
SOUTHiNG SYRUP. 1t will roieve the poor
little sufferer imnedistely--dap' nd upon it
there is no mittske sbou; it. There Is no.
mother on Garth who has ever u,ei it who will
mol tell you a. once thst j. will esulste tho bow
els, snd give rest to the mothor, an1 relief slid
health 10 tho cnild, opnrating'liso magic, II is
perfectly safe 10 use in all Cages An pheasant to
tho taete, and is tbs prescription OF unb of tho
oldest aud best fem Ale physicians and hu,sts IN
the United etatss. Sold everywhere. Is cents
o bottle. mh2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
ElnAmNlal

NEW YORK. Jolly Is The PISS financial
srloc SAYS: The Stock Ezchar G ma, k ,ls have
oeeD comparatively quist thus Tor 10 IS. Gov,
mt bon5s we're per cent. lower. R,iI.
rad bonds We're dull aud PHO gen. rsiv,h, u
dec l.e OF t 10 u per o.. Sale bond. ". "a
quiet aud S,sady Inc stock market ensnsS
WAX ard pics declined TO 2 per .ut', bnt
TIE Iressurs TO eel 5000 apsttd and a Of ne,.,
'a7'"s ffoe'd. some socks s~lltg above lhs
oHsnt qI'taticns vi yes.trday. Money hrs
oeru 10 abundant supply at 3l34 Ter cent. on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
New Steamer.

LONDON. July l3 The new steamship l,sk,
OF The Guioa line, ia 10 be launched tt-tsy ON
the Clyde. Her Dimensions ARC as follows
Length CLIO feet, breadth 50 feet, depth 60 feet,
Her gross tonnage is 6S0J tons, and effective
horse power ll.lCQ. Sho ID fitted up for SO
saloon and CD second class passengers, all on
main deck. The saloon, which is forward and
modern convenience, and the Alasks will in
every respect e1 eel her sister shiT, the famous
Ar!z,na. II j, expected lha. ihs will be road v
for service in October next
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13

HORSES KILLED BY During
the storm last Thursday evening Mr.. Robert
Beverley. OF Loudouu couniy. bad two foe
horses killed by lightning. A severe storm of
WED. rain ard bail. accompanied ty sssere
lightning. passed over Mlddlebu.g and the sur.
rounding couatry Mooday evening last. duIiog
which horse, belonging to timer of Mid
dlebufg. was struck by lightring and INSTANTLY
killed. Considerable dsmsg, vas done to frui!
irats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13

The tuub r of LitttlI's LIVING Axe, dsted
Ju'y - and July 0 b, contain articles IN Some
National Chsraeielistlcs OF European Society, A
Last Wort on Disrsoi', and Boycott " Sir
Henry Taylor On Csrly!os 'Reminiscepcsp, ="
Tho Vlslors of Sane P,ls,rs. Mstte. tho Hia-
,ory OF an Evening, The Wit and Humor of
L'rd Bssoous6ed spd The REVISION OF tue
New Tes'aGe,t. A japanese Btido aud
phSiin,ee 10 Cyprus 10 1895 G. The Sbu; 10
Houses. Wits az ius!Glneut OF TIE Frero',"
b7 Mrs Aley'rd.r, sod the usual amount of
poetry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13

Considering the present abundance oil nunry
aud ths various wild cat schemes ia Which il ls
beng iue,scd. wonder is that the !ani oa.
tScca this city ani Washington should sell IT
'hs low prica it bring whoncvcr sold tS auc
ti0u IL il rolling W Il waicrSd aud iitu's ia
q falroa /. aal y,la TO. al! lwJ % ar q
days ago, ooy brought eighteen dollars sc hc!f
Why truck farms should not be made Ct i: at
this price, and is oVncIs rapidly accumulate
mon'y by selling their produce i, Iii AID
the Washington markets, where there Tsu'd
always be ready sale Tor il. is hard TO c,nlpro
proved at minimum cost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
The French in africa .

LONDON, July ia dispatch iftm Tuss
10 the Times sly: Osios TO HE mausctg
st,i,rd, ct tie arabs 8. Cabs Ihsmis. ito
Europeans tbtre have tsksn rciuao On bsa,d
the slipping 10 per-. Gsbss is one CT The
towrs which the Fcerth pyo5sb!y intend c
occupy. Tho Arabs 6ec:sre tina. they will
re sst its occupation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
The Coming Walking Match

oHDoE, July 13.-The entries have been is-
sued for tho Championship athletic sports al The
Aston Lower grounds Birmingham on SATURDAY.
next. l! il uncertain whether Mr. Merrill Of The
Union Athletic Club OF Boston, will start 10 ths
mile champion will not meet Mr.. l.. <. Myers
Of The Manhattan Athletic Club, of New York.
IN single event thereby Iobbing The meeting
OF much interest. Mr.. Myers ia entered for the
lCO ysrds, quarter mile and $50 yards races,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13

AN ITALIAN BRlGAND. GUS ppe E.posilo
arrived at New Yotk yesterday from New Or
leans, whero he was arrcstl d at tue its'sro, Of
tho Italian coasul. lie will be sent to I.aly 10
DO fried fer his many ctim:s. Ii was The chief
OF bald Ct brigsnds who itf.sted the Island
of Sicily aud Wcr5 III, terror of travellers.
Whco thy CAP ufed man who had rcl rels-
.iors lhty he'd him until his friends paid bis
ransom. 10 ono If their highway raids they
happened to get hold Of au English clergyman,
and cut eff his cars 10 trder TO impres, bis
iilends with lha urgency OF tho demand for
ransom mooey. Tho bOrbariiy of this Gaze
stirred the Brui-h government to action, sud
suoh representations were made to tho Italian
government. as compelled it 10 ,u1sus tho
trlgauds iuto their mcuotain las.uessea and
bill all that c-ud be reached. Giuseppe EsDo.
1lto made hs escape to he United States, hpd
has been liViog 10 Nov Orleans for SIM, years,
There il lore list { t charges sgainst him, ia
Voiviug highaay robbery and murder, bpd
here IS not much Probability Of bis uoted
brEand ever rsturoiDy TO the U6ied Statts
sitter his r,dtioD. E,positn vas engaged 10
the f:ut trade New OtlcsBs. H, purchased q
echconer With mooey which BIO brought f;om
ltaIy, spd did busiress uirh he town aIorg The
lower Mississippi. Il dars not arpesr thai he
hss Committed ary lswIess act since ha came TO
Amerc,. There will be hearing before Uoited
State Commissioner Osborn 10 tho * ridirion
Dfoese djros
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
The Rombardment ofsf..

LONDON. July ia dispatch from Turi.,
dated last evening, ssys: The bomb.rjmsnt oi
Slax c2nn'lnu 8. A landing Of loops has not yet
b.en # .oted. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
G0nrf Martial

sAN FRANCISCO. July l3-The court marital
10 Try Master H,lssy convened ct the Marc Is
land Navy Yard yesterday. The charges Of
dtunksrness and scaudalouso o,nduct Involved
Inc nec ssIty OF delaying The sailing of the Arc
TIC rolet steamer Rodgers on The eve of her d >.
pariufe Tor the north. The 6odiugs will not be
mads public until they have baeu submitted to
the 3; c.etbr2 of tho Nsyv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13

Tho iaots iha: the ditf,renc3 betwecu ils X
por's and tho Imports OF tho Uated a;,s is
diminishing, aud tha. millions OF American
money urs being Invested 10 railroads that ,un
through d s,r!s both ia this country and
M'xico. lnduc, com, pacp'o nearcr homo than
those 10 london to anticipate another fast al
crisis DC this side Ct the Atlantic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
Fatal AccIdcnt-Ncgro Cut.

LEADvILLE, COL, July l3-John D. Jcnea.
miner, yesterday, lei! into shaft 200 feet deep
10 a D;nver City mine, aud was Instantly killed.
A colorel man named Lewis. whiln intCx:cst.
cd, yesterday, WAS fatally Gu. by kato Ar1l.
stedf, en- sbsrd,ned colored wonaD.