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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-20

Tie ezra session Of the Senate, convened
b. Inc President CT the 4sh of last March for
Tie sole purpose Ct confirming his nominations,
scd sb!cA. tu! for tho tfJrs of tho r.dc,'s.
a! first to delay c5ganiz.iiou Until vacancies
were f;l3ti &c tia! General Mehcrs' vote would
eiVa tkcu & raaioll!y, aod subsequently to
cotslrma:c their bargain Hi.h him, could
have b:ea bfaush. to coso withiu two weeks
frcm tia: date, will ia al probability ad.
iou;n this cyc1i!g |: has been most
unfortunate session 10 the republican par
IS. sui has III. an tf:cu,! quitus to
MahoIism While it hss doaa m3rs goad 10 tie
dcm5cra'l, rzr ,h.G aly session Si.hiu r;cent
glard Il HIS permanently lq1elched 5ir.
G5rha;a AID has otininsted M. Riddleberger
iron Fi7gi5il p }iitics.
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VIRGINIA NEW,Y

Jotu McDosalJ, OF Z .otou. N. s, vas f,.,,
d cad 10 bed at Norfolk last "Wednesday nistt
The Ministerial Assembly Of the "Chur,S y
the Disciples CT Christ" net ia Ncr!tlk vssI,u
day. So
Dr.. NJ. K. Ba!dUia died at lis hon,o ,,..
North Fork, in Loudoun county. oa SaIurJs",
last, of Bright's Diseass, from which be- ~
been great sufferer TO. the past lwo yea;s, -'
The Norwegian bark Eskcdad, with c.,,,
of 3.276 barrels of four, valued ct -, 2t ;s'
cleared at Richmond, yesterday, 70: Sartos'
Brazil.
Miss Lucelia Pickett! lady well ADD kirar
remembered By gaests in folm,r days Of -.
old Pickett House." 10 Leesburg, died a, har
brothers. residence, in Upporril!c, q few dars
:g,, OF consumption.
An Investigation into tho particulars Q! ho
death OF Mi. Charles NJ. Smith, ,o2k bic, ..
RappRhannock Academy las: TUESDAY. afcr
tho examination CT the Witnesses for .ho Com.
monwealtb. the Commonwealth A,torngv
stated that be wss satisfied that cas-. had m;
been made out, and en- his moti1n, the c,Sr
WAS dismissed.
Qate heavy Storm Ct Wind aod rair, q,
tended With thunder and lishtnirg, passed Over
a PORTION of Lancaster cluory last S,turt,g
eVenir 6, and during its prevaleoc, CIV sn}
five shsep, 90 the D ,tlsni farm, were killed l.,
lightning. Hail as lsrg> as tullsd Ws|aa: g.
30 Tel! 10 The northwestern 6:otioo Of Clarke
county last Friday dciog considerable dsm:gc
Hail storms 10 lever Stafford sad unnfr
SpotsylVaria few days s. did some Gsms.,,
At Traveller Rest tbs resderc. O. Mr., !
Bowio Gray, lslg, shed builirg filed with
farming implements was tlJwa dCHo eut :,
valuable mule, which had been tied 10 .hn 81 d
vas caught beneath the ;;mbe.s a1d kid
Tho thresher. reaper AID other Implements
we're more or loss damaged.
Tie closing exsrciEc3 Of tho Hsmp;or, "a
Normal School. for the education Of h. Air.
Gao and ludian faocs. took plsc, ,ts.crG:v, 8
Large Iu Ib,r Of visitors te.nS ptcsent h,;,.y
these wero bis Exc,eucy Governor Iloll!,y
of Virgins; Gen o. o. Howard. conrlarfl,,
st West Polnt; R.v. D.. Sirievy. presilaa: G:
tic American Mission Society. II New York;
Hon. John L. DsscnGor!, G|u. Geo. ". Cav
and others.
Monday large Lumhar Of Poles wea, II
Richmond Oh the wsy to North Carroll .s.Hi,r,
they were goiuE to s.ttla CO isrwa. Wh,s rA.y
rcsohed Rlchm,Id stmo one wsrned them rc,
to g. to North Csrolina. sayae TIA, ,lry
would be made to work on railroads alG be g.
privad of their rights. Sueh hss been the Ia L.
preston made upon them by these r3?o7;s IA,
they will not leave Ricomo nc, aud all ett,.:+ t.
get Them to Sit have baen SO far uoavaj'icr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-20
From albany.

ALBANY N. Y. May 2O.-The Coukiiug
Hirg 0! the republican party seems strengthen
Ing 10 spirits this morDi1g. The change is at
trbuted to the action of tie President yesItr.
day. They COW say ciucus will be held next
we, k aad that every republican must attend it
and abide by lis decision or suffer reputation
at homo. L; is also stated thst Messrs. Conk.
ling ODD Plat will BE- Candidates before the eau
Gus Whst,v3r the result. may b.. Their friends
declare tia. 10 ignore them will be to read them
out Ct Tie party, which will no; be PERMITTED.
ga the other hand. the Gn6a!d men stand
stsoag in their determination against tho re.
election OF The eX.Seuators, and still Insist tina!
they E.l Tot atteud auy caucus.
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riEIf.S Of THE BAl

Miss \ yt!ie Si:Il shot apa XII "a ilisa Alpha,
E2t'a i:Y At N.de:la0d, C5Itr!do. las. Monday.
jag Caoka as5 &; last paid all his creditors 10
iuii. SID hiss c9m;ts'aol, forluGo IcI:. lie
ha: lst rfIu:chescd Bis usg 1iiieeot couG!ry.
stat .! "OSooz." Daar P1ilade' phia.
AK. M:Pac:ets she! and Ii d his eito std
her sister, GT9d ct but missed lis mothcr ia
I-W. ana i;en killed himself, il Honey Crock
toEnsLip, lOdiaaa, yesterday.
Iho inaira o. human btitg 10 o trunk
w,gc found % board If c steamer at Nov York
yCs cId,3. Ii was ascartsiqed that they bcs
!on2td 10 4 medical s,uGent.
q The Nag York Senate, Yesterday, q c,u-
nulcatG1 w2a r.c.lY1d ii0n tho Governor
notifying that body OF The r2sig6a.ious OF u. s.
Senator Colk.ing aad PIait.
J!y Gspld explained his connection sith tho
American Uaion ItlesIaah Company in the
suit ct Wil!am s. Williams agsinst tho Western
U1ioa Coup:ny, IL Nca York, yesterday.
.Nr. Hawiey offered a resolution in the u. 8.
Scne'c yesterday which was laid over for future
ac;lcp, suspeutiog for tho remainder of the
rro:cns sa:s.3D SO TU,h ctlus - as provides
the: tic Eanl Gu !s:ion Of advising end ,nscnt
lce to aomiua;:ops shall rot b. lu: on tho same
&c? c.! !lca lLCS arc rtc.iyGd orEeported from
c:mnit.eta.
Hac Protestant Episoopsl Convention Of tho
D,3c,s3 OF Maryland co1sinu:d lis session yes
to-day sEd adopted certain oheCees in Sumo Of
Tue 2locHs. An CID s.rugel, as 10 tho right CT
tho s;ac1:ug com uittcc TO report sil their pro
oa1diGss vas reviewed tu. the committee was
su:taicei is its present mett0i aud the Ir after
Wss laid oyic iadeiaiieIr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-20
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEkLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY y, 1851.

1utES way never NCEC auSl lSiOus time lCr
Thorough reorganization Of the democratic
party thar the r!osca:. With breach in Tie
ranks Of the Opposition tlat is Tx, 10 widen
under cx!sIug c..cumS.alc2:; with rccord
q Ids O the Svoatc u )Qu walsh lA5 democrats
csn 20 before the c.u1:Ty a.h ca assusaree Of
endcrsemen; with the stselnp: ct bl-&ein and
corruption between repu1iaiioa AID ridiosiis.u
smashed to atoms, aitaa: Is Ceed.d is that the
democrats shouI1 c.oae u ;l,it ranks. choose
leaders OF sou.G discretion. ability, ed, above
al, With c-uIa.c and back boao" az so fCr-
W:gd. 10 ensure viccrj IA 1882, SD g:aud
triumph il 1881. Tic ptosn2o, VS. rcv!r
brighter, t2d Win Gu i2n aad cl2uary ttro.
sl4h; there IS nothing 70 srcv2at tins iiu lion OF
tho Irost saai uoo hopes CT ;hCs2 Who SIZE sill
sEivlne f0r the nGiaigInslc; ot ;Iu} re, u oc2o
iEsiltu l1as r-.!2ia llusr necessarily be an
iaporlaa; facts: 10 tbs co1SuuDa.ioa CT this
most deslratie rcsu,:. sud ia order to aivo 10
lie cause ali the vel; b: possible i; is essential
that ic the ranks ct The democratic psr'y 10 this
State there should 10 &C C:is;ccsi31s or cu.anc
lag alliances, tu', with their Ioiaa aiIdad ~,
they should mach r sole; phaoIx 10 ncst ata
oveiWHe'.n thur oJpoaGa the cUCm!cs OF
ITO best and tlusst i0ecCa'5 If her people aaa
l6ose II tne "ho.O c>uos!G, Tho ie&d2is 81
~hi'h TO ptrpetuAo thet p5No- a3d ss!
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, WI; I3r>v:r k:ep ~ perpetual
S,cI0ca' Goa Ttc' S5:ii2. Asa Hoa 20 die:
ihls g.aad Of "a, 70 susan p>ac: AID !ran-
'l"'' aIe ~ "&slo ZIG II IN. hlAG5 o!
''A'e'ps te'H''o'S 'o' 2soG.9 0; H'i a,c!2as o!
ms cjuh'ty' ist LIE C@@.-c'A's D23I1 10 2!ep2.c
tor sAc Ill caIpElS6 80 hs: the crsauz siion
NY % ''f1eo aaa a. . poai1Hlrg let toe party
anu I'll "Oo "Sui i''a WIN fncm II g2Lu:5c
'e'0'"' suO" th7'f l}i'h " TIER Wc!S5 al TIE
s'Ir0As-iSH nay .t'-ci oas' ~ gCioE 70 The
all pefs,nas IrJa1!c:9, 7o.o s1Idy for The
democratic aon!nats. IhoTa ere su: !T1 pGT;i 8,
90 BAUER u1d>: WAC; "r's1 :sGi:I"sm bids
's h'a'ouS 'f0h'' 2@u - ,;.Ai 1o1';'is2lon l! ats
Io"o' A"o "'S'ef' 's'10' D. ser7eci II Is
u'wo''a'y VI i'u'c'.'sa'' anu ANY oin9r Issue
sa 1889 ooe'--a ce'lce OF tho.cEeoy tc cnt;ap
Tue un"af5-caooSe &C. thtre!oEo, Under which
~ VIII serve Att9uip'S "I!! be made to triag
IN oil sof'S q !!ic!eT.rt Questions, III, para
mount 10 ely shst Can &c Ganlcd II tie silva
tloo OF inc ots'o I'm me hauds Ct th2s3 1ho,
ao'ua!eu s'Iei9 ~ desire icr p!Ec; and sGois,
WOULD a. ID dl5;snS Dag rcUsra the old Ctn.
mon"esith to sho coadli'oo Il District NJ. H.
FROM suca lac X ljtbo GUY OF III, fcnociE!s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-20
General assembly Of TIE Presbyte.
riau Church

The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in tbo Uai!cd States, conmoDly known
as tie Ptssbytetiau Church Scu:b, met al the
Fret Cauvob, in Ssunton. We. yesterday, at
lls. Il. R:v. Wm E Baktr, pastor of the
c.u:ch, easo tina The venerable body cordial
welcome ca behalf Of The Presbyterian ccm.
nunity, ADD ltacd that though Lexington
pte5bytely antcdated tho organization OF the
Uaited Sal,s government, this was the first
time that Geueral Assembly had ever met
within its bounds.
After the whole body had joined with spirit
singing Rack of ages, c,cft fer me, Rev. j.
4. Hoyt, the moderator CT the las. assembly,
preached an eleq1ept discourse. He oue of the
ables. nld most popular ninlslers ia the South,
and has figured prominently in other spheres.
Ho presided ever the New York Gold Board,
cf which be was president, on the famous
BLACK Ftiday."
Iamedi,ttIy alter The sermon Dr.. Hoyt
cilIcd the church curt 10 order, and Dr.. VIM,
BroWn. the permanent clerk, called the roll,
all tho Pfes5ytcries being represented except
four or five, which, it is expected, report
10 day. Ih, body consists Of lG0 ministers and
elders. ameng whom arc some of the most
dis;in. ujshcd divints and laSmen 10 he Sou b,
representing 6S Presbyt rles. DR.. Fartis was
elected moderator by acolanalion.
Rsv. G. a. Trenholm, of Bethel. S. g., was
eI;c:ed readng clerk by exclamation.
The committee 90 loreig1 missions reported
40 expenditure o! SIS. 2l5, ty which 95 persons
were supported 10 the mission work. Atrca
vas recommended as o suitable f!ld fer the
chu;cl 10 operate 10 NIX.
Tle Committee on eduohijn stated that
eighty atudeuts had been enrolled from thirty
0svsn Prosbytetias dufieg tho year, and seven
ty seven students aided to the amount OF SIS. TAO,
Receipts from the churches $9l5,ll3 from 9th.
CT stu.oaa Sis $50 total 81 033 500. ES-
pcusc' CT thu ooumi!teo $ll0,SS5; Duubor Of
chu.uncs contributing SIS. There had been IS
old nations aud l9 deaths during the yesr. The
senicsr2 fer co!ortd students at Tuscaloosa,
ALI, reported % on the roll, and the outlook
ve.y en39uraeipg
Dr.. Pssor, Tbs As;emb'y's corresponding
delegate to tho Geuersl S;ucd Of tho Reform
cd CGurct 10 America at its last session in
Brocklyc, N. Y, rsvo az interesting accouct
OF his visi: to that body aid the fra,esoal re-
capii0n snd entertainment he had INST With.
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III? revised eai;ioa of TIC BILL, cr5tred

Ill, revised ed;ioa Of thc Bill, cr5tred
dsyea y2ara ego b. b:th touses CT ccr7ccasion
OF Cs0te!tu:5, Rsa i::u:a to toe public to.
deg. M :Iiy tic words tu: The ideas Of the
cdiiiou ui:h Wish TIE w2rl1 is nov familiar
have barn caavGei in msD2 c.ses. sud though
po:sitl! thc rc1 bcck may be ~ Improvement
upar tic oI3, paI!oa2ica!Iy, We doub. if, as
meaIg 20 tie end fox which it is lr.1tcd, it DO
not & stEltu3 drawback. Faith 10 tie Bible is
b. 20 c1cals ss itd,sDutsbie ts i: used to be,
a1d the c2arg3s 10 which ne aude will not
tc1d 10 itc:easc that fsi!h, cut rathe, to dimias
!sh it, Lecau they will .uggts! tho idea Of
further chaGgls by other trars!atcrs, and thus
be likely 10 prc2uce ca impression Of dcub. aud
uncertainty respecting its reliability as correct
versio1; and doab. is ss fatal to religion as i! is
to bCnor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-20

Tic .i2i!cat. ~ sppoa,ifg Cen. KiIp.t-
Kick M:.ls!oI to Chi and hlr. Wtio y. S.
AttoT4o> Tor Wsstiaston Tsriory, has given
tas ccuatry another Translation Of tina. portion q
his l&srsu'a address roIstitg to civil service re-
form. Ga. kllgs;r:ck's conduct whsn Mins.
ter t. CHI! before IVES 80 ou;rsg ,ous that be
he'd 70 be gcca Led, aud il il By 10 means i'm.
probable tho CLi;isns s:l: r:fos, 10 receive him
aad Mr., White Is oa7 knosn ouisid, OF hlsine
taHrgt lis connection with the b:boy, CT at.
tempted bribery, Of the legislature Of tas. State
Iwo 3Osts asp So f.r SIS civil se.vic, reforin i:
co2c2:a;d tic impression tJ-,,s itself upon
rs thht h Pt:s;ient il RS eras! haphus a:
h;r. Ua"Cs.
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protestant Ep,scopal Council.

The le,,nd days soss;oa OF The Virginia
L .Ji:eop.l Cturcl was oporel in Dlrvio. yes
trasy ~ the roedirg Of Bishop Whites re-
po:!, 2rIc:eGting highly faverlblo c>sdition
Of h! CIuroh. Thsro arc l36 mibistels AID
23l churches. and last year there were S37 cor.
tirm2tl0Os. The proposed amendments to the
ciDoJs VETO then taken up aud debated with
mu,a sJilit. The Two principal changes give
he bishop large authority 10 matters OF tho
f!ual. and !x!uia rourd daucers and others
iIom c?mmuoion. TX Senator Rohs. L. With.
trs headed the opposition, while Jad2e Hugh
". Sleff.y, Rev. DE-. MinnaeerOde and others
supported them At / o'clock the c.uDcil
wen. loto Committee Of tho whole and discussed
dice SAP ~ ssio1s a: length, witbou.sc ion.
Ia the afternoon the c.uoOs were resu 1ed,
aud the first amendment. on tho election Of
vsstrymeu vas defeated by large majority,
which is thought to iodiolto tho defeat Of all.
A, n'occk Rev. r Fl. Mckiu, rtc:or of the
Church Of the Holy Trinity, Nov York city,
addressed the cou1cil 90 temperance, and q
diocesan society was organized, with Bisbcp
WhistIo as president
Toere are two c,orcd Clergyman amopg the
delegates. on tho samo fooliog in all rtspec.s as
tho others, aud the council has shown lively
interest 10 the CAUSE OF colored missions and
the education of colored ministers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-20
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Proceedings Of the Senate To-day.

WASHINGTON, d. G.. May 2O.-Mr. Bsyard,
of Tho committee appoiated 10 wait upon the
PfssilaH, to esoartain whether ho had any
further coGnuai.stions to mako to The Senate,
reported that the counlttee bad performed it's
Guy and that tie President had stated that be
had no further communications TO make.
ThercGpan Mr. PeDdson offered o rasou.
lion declaring that when the Senate sdiouru TO-.
day it shsl stsrd adjourned sine die
Mr.. logslls oil osed 10 the present oonsidera~
ton of the resolution, and it was laid aside for
the time being. liable. however, to be called up
at aoy mCGcnt.
The Senate then. ct 1910. wen! into execu.
tivo aofsDc.
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Arrest of IL Murderer.

Nav YORK, May 20 Martin k3ukowsky,
The alledged murderer tt Nina Schmidt, whom
he had but lev hours previously married,
WAS arrested last night, and is low ssfs in the
lock u. Regina HeattiuldcF, German ti:l,
appealed at the preliminary hearing AID tesli
Gad that koukcwssy eoIioed her (Heartfulder)
a few duys ego into house in this city and
their our,gcd her,
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1Anothsr Eispatch. !
MichaeI L. ESoyfou.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-Tae President to-
dsy transmitted TO the Senate report of tho
Secretary OF STATE oon the ae OF Michael 2.
BoG,co, stating that the case is not ooe which
would warrant the interlerenoa ct tho Uuited
States go7er1ment. tu! dco!s.iog tha; should
1t be The sarso OF the Senate, ho woa|d COUNSEL
the President 10 appeal to the bencvolenc, OF
the British government 10 Boyon's behalf.
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Supposed Murder.

GALVESTON. Tex, May 60. The News has
tho ioIIoTiog special from San Antonio: A
msn supposed to be Patrick Ly,as, @ railroad
la5arer hiss b,cn touod dead malt mile weet
of the Iaterpe!iot al sid Great Northsrn Il, r.
depot. lie had been shot 10 the lett breast.
Two men have beep arrested ca suspicion Ct
murderipg him
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So dOn'l want that stuT."

Is VIA! q LADY OF Boston ssid TO bey baaN,a!
when he brought hcme soma medicine 10 cl;,
her of SICK headache ADD neura|gis whi,a Nai
made her miserable for fourteen ycs:s. A.,.e
6rss attack thereafter, it IVES adiniri:scft +,
her with sucs coed results that she c,nurac4
its use until cured, and IN ,do 50 en!tus ss1 ID
i!s praise that sic icducsd twenly-.wn ct he
best families 10 her circl, to 1dop! i, >. the.
regular fsmil0 medicine. That stuff is li9g
Bitters. "-Standara.
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Nominations.

WASHINGTON, My 2O.-Tho President sent
the following nomiualous 10 the Senste to day:
Willard B. Wells, CT Michigan. to be u. s.
Consul at Rotterdam.
NJ. B. Wharton. Of GeorRi,, to be Consul at
Sonnebcrg aud James D. Watson 10 b. Post.
master ct Sparta, LIE.
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The Monetary Conference

PARIS May 20-Several delegates 10 tho
monetary conference suggested leaving the date
for its Resembling to BE- fixed BY France and
Emesics but this was objected 10 as likely to
create The impression tina. the adjournment vss
intended to be indihuite. The resolution to sd-
lourn until the Both OF June was adopted ua.1-
imCuslY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-20
fGeportea French Defeat,

IoED5N, Msy ga dispatch from Tunis
datea thursday the 10Th says: In tho fighting
on Wednesday b'tween the troops under the
French General B,esrd and the tribes asaem-
bIed TO defend Msteur it is reported that Gen
ersl BIcaEd's force was completely defeated.
[AIothsr Dispatch.l
Paris. May E0-Oficial kilograms from Tulis
announce tbst the rumo. that General Beard
was defeated by the Arabs at Maleur is untrue.
Tho French have entered As!eur The loss OF
TIE French III tie engagement preceding ,htir
AID ID SIS soon as tho artillery opened fire
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-WlNE Of CARDUI" cures irregular.
PAINFUL or difficult mensruation,
For talo hy E. 8. Les 1bea.er g. Fro
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers,,,

are you disturbed at night and b,okon -. ro,.
resi- oy sick child suffering End nrv;ne Ss,h
s ao .edefucia;inG pain Of cutting tesih? 1fso
sS 0fea sad geta bottle of Mrs. WINsrGw1s
Hi ,t,o G SYRUP. It will relieve the nro2
tbs s,v :; suae'eF imuodiatey-dsptnd upon i
mother on Go es M's wSo Ioeu; it There is not
o aO' zen you at once that i. will ihn ~ WIZ
5,s ana give res 10 Inc mother End psi;ef W.
neassn 70 inc csild, operating Ike mae;c tIa
perfectly safe 10 use in all csses and II Is
Oldest and Hb bes sas Of Of the
H bo;tI h,'so 0'ssea' Sold everywhere. 25esnts
mill
o,- M.NE Of cARDUI" makes rosv
cheeks and clear comPle1iopg
For Gale BIZ e g Teoal
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EUtCilp.

itfRISGF1ELD. Masa., 2O-hrs Cooley, a
widow about 81 years of age who had been in
ini' city only week, committed euicido early
tnis morning by throwing herself from third
story window. She was instantly killed.
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Col Th0a. a Scott

PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-lt is reported that
CoI. Itos. A. Seott, Tho has OF late been con.
Valesciog, has suffered relapse nnd is now 10
Very critical condl,on.
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SUSPENDED.

', PARIS; May 2l.-rne suspension of The Angle
french Unlon Bank: Qimited) having sixteen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-20

hEs GEORGE Po1TEE, Of Utica, New York,
was recently relieved ofa !osd, swallowed four
years $50 while taking drink OF water, It had
grown TO f1it size in her stomach, causing her to
nsVe An Unsuitable appetite and ,fllictinv he,
WIN us End spoplectlc symptoms. oha at last
ne: VIII decor who accepted her theory, and
giving aer medicines calculated to dcstrov mi.
ma; HE, ihe movements ths: hid csused bar
Immediate ro!ief. w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-20

We have koowa psops who had not stirred
ION I their beds fer six weeks, on occ,unt of
- In 'clHatciy Rheumatism, 20 be cur, in q o.,
Iaao chs Week By st. Jsc .b's Oil-,svs N1sv
T Haanslsi'r, esq, Wall, Ws!lr, Washipg;tn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-20

HUgl Nixio. woo it was bought had escsn.
"a "a I'on the penitcoiiaty, has be en- found, H.
hea secfsted himself uuder che of the floors Of
tie building. Wv no''0 VI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-20

CONFERENCE.-THE Senate 10 executive
session yesterday confirmed the following nom.
loatlon': BIarche \ B'uco. Of Mississippi, Reg
latss ct Treasury; George 3. Loliog, CT Mas
sscbusoits. Commissioner OF AgrIcul,ure, n
taxe etsect June so, 1881 Francis H Peirpcnt,
collector of internal revenue, sec,rd distric, of
West Virginia; jeremiah Nj. Rusk, charge
{ G1 analros OF United States fer Paraguay and
Ucl;ed States at Brazil: Horsc, TAYLOR, copsu,
OF the Uoted States at Marsailles, France
George Manly. minister resident TO United
Ssstess,t Coonb!a; Lewis Wallace, of Irdisoa.
70 os Unl'ed States uinister resident o. Turk.y:
StepheD ID. Hurihert, of llioois, Minister to
rtefu; Jadsoo Fitzpatrick. Of N.w jersey,
hlelster 70 Chill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-20

IMMIGRATION TO THE SoUTH.-Wm. A.
Pope, tho general passenger aud transportation
agent OF The associated railways of Virginia and
the Csroiiass, seems to b, n:etiog With SUCCESS
ia turning German Immigration towards the
Stub. He ha9 organized bureau of immi-
gtson and ss0t go agent to Earopc. AS re
suit within tho past thirty days he has brought
into the country 500 Immigrants. which pun.
Der Will be decreased to 1000 by the end Of the
pregeot month. lie is locating these imm-
grants a!org tho lines of tho railways With
which he is conutce ed wherever thev oan find
employment CT comfortable bones Up 10 the
p:ts,nt tlmo 22O of these Immigrants have
boen landed 81 Salisbury. N. G.. as central
point, where th.y gro locked at,cr by the State
immigration bureau uoil they have secured
employment or selected homes for themselves,
10 which they have fcuad GO trouble az yet,
being promptly employed and welcomed By lbc
farmers 10 ahom they ssem to give cutire sat-
isfsci0n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-20

SLAVERY IN VERMoNT.-L replying to the
somewhat acrinonious speech OF Mr.. Frye o
Southern Senator aEs,rtcd that slavery had once
existed in gil NV England States. This state.
ment was shsrply o:nbatcd 10 Norshero
newspapers. and the provision CT The frs. CEN
slltunon OF Vermont prohibiting slavery was
c;cd IS CONCLUSIVE evldcLc, that no tavs had
ever breathcd the free air Of Vermont. In
noInt ct fac, however. slavery did exist 10
Vermont even after the State was admitted
loto the Uaioo. Settlers from New Hampshire
aud Connecticut moved io:o Vernon and took
slaves with them, which they ,n'iuu ID to hold.
although there was 90 warrant of Law for euoh
sarvl!ulo either b3forc or efter the orsauiz,ti5n
OF the State. Vermont was admitted into tho
y olon IN 1871, and az advertisement for q ,un.
a"ay save was published 10 Burlington ne rs.
paper as late as 1904.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-20

A small colony of Mormuns have arrived at
5an Francisco from Aust. lis. en route for Salt
Lake.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-20

TUST RgCEIVgD-Nev P,r.sols, sun Ua'
y brellaa, FAM, Japanese Psraso!s, taa3sJmo
Foulard SiiKa, Persian Lswns, Linen q zen.
eous, &c. Stock full il ali 3epe:.ment'; NV NV
goods received dsily; popular prices ,ni gHi'o
Attention. [myl9l !, e TAGS S!I.