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cline ano LUSS OF MANHOOD, from Whatever
cause produced. IL enrches and purifes the Blood,
strengthens the Nerves. Brain, Muscles, Digestion,
Reproductive Organs and Physical and Mental
Faculties. It stops any unnatural de5ilitating
drain upon the system, preventing involuntary
losses, facilitating dreams, etc., so destructive
to mind and body 1t is sure elini-
nator OF all KIDNEY AND BLADDER CON-
PLANTS. To those suffering from the evil effects
of youthful indiseretions exeesses, speedy,
thorough, and permanent CURE is ISGUARANTEED.
Price Sc so per bottle. or five bottles in case with
full directions and advice, Sia. Sent secure from
observation to any address upon receipt Of pr1ce,
or c. O. D. To be had only direct Of
DIR. salfeld, 2l6 Kearny street.
San Francisco, Cal. Consultations strictly conh-
Dental letter or at Office. FREE. To iasure perfect
secrecy, / have adopted private address, under
which all packages sre forwarded.
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his Gre a {
|Streng 9Th enfn g
Remedy ana Nerve
TONIC Is the legiti-
maze result Of over 20
years Of practical ex-
perience, and CURES
WITH UNFAILING
CERTAINTY Nervous
and Physical Debility.
Seminal Weakness,
Speimattorhea, I'm
potency, Exhausted
Vitality, Premature De-
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A. N. TOwNE General Supertn, endent
I. II. GOODMAN. .Genl Pass'r and Ticket Agent
ia9-4ptf
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Letter from Rappal,ennocss.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.
WooDy1LLE. RAPP., Co.. Va, July 49,
Low Iranstory srs tho glories of tho world
Ambition will lesd man to the highest peak
OF human exaltation, even through blood and
dlshonor, and in an instant tho bubble bursts
and lchabod is written agsinst his name; the
word rolls on and he is soon forgottcn. How
true is this 10 political seust2 Early lest
5plng the whole country wss 10 suspense ls to
the vote OF one man in tho Uri!od States Senate.
This little man in few wooks grew to colossal
magnitude and even retarded the wheels of
government. The scientific, mercantile, literary,
and social world left of it's accustomed work
and stood With bated breath to oatch the faint.
est word that should ISSUE from the lips Of this
political wonder. The Gus. was allowed to real,
upon the book OF the student; rust collected
telescope swept not the tky. The air vas filed
with the name Of this little man; even the ships
upon the sea we're "ss idle ss painted ship
upon painted OCEAN," Tho poor littls comet
that had not been here sinoe 1907 caught a
gmrs, ct TIE senatorial pisny and turned
back 10 It's orbit. The quecpiy moon fol. his
angus! niueuc, and hid her royal f.c, 10 the
shadow OF great eciicsa. Even tho ooura.
geous potato bug I'D bttoro tho ndvarc7 of
this "iDss Dlxit. Tho ms estio Duke OF New
York bowed bis head and bis locks wera 'Pla!
ted Jumping Ca,arr! what more DOES o
man WaDp Is that not honor enough for a
man who weighs not mora than HUNDRED
p0uud? But be has falen; his glory has fsded;
another star has collapsed bis brilliant spark;
like the lost Plead. he has vanished from hu-
man ker. Sircs the shot Of Guitesu's pistol
broke upon the July air this meteorc po!it-
nomius umbrs. A Senator'S glory has been
ec'ipSed by 40 assassin's dss.ardly attemp'!
What did it cost this man to become 80 etoa,?
Abb there's tho rutl 1t cost him tho respect
of every true VireiniaD, the political support
necessary 10 Virginia to be eryoode; and, me,
thinks 1t will be the ghost st tv1ry f,as, to
tauat him with traitors memory sud
traitors doom. 10 the future men will
scratch bis namo in history aud point to it
90 one belonging TO man who struck The breast
of tho noble old mother that nursed him, aud
licked the hand that smote him to the dus |!
But what hes become Of him. Has no gaoe 10
Luray and been lost 10 her Cavern? Was he
blOwo up when that threshing mscrine burst
in Maryland last Teek2 Or hiss The Warm
wavo melted him and the Comet caught up his
o1aporated existence, and is he nov wbirpg
along at tine rate of ten Thousand miles an
hour? 1T 80, be is bappyl Farewell Malone,
We bid thee loug but shore farewell
RAppAEANEOCK
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andria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
q feg instances will BE- noted, and ,housb hav.

4 feW in:tances will be- noted, and though hays
ing special reference 10 tho bondsmen OF that
time, ore equally applicable TO the e1gencies of
our day. In Erh. vi. 7-9. such sre told to be
obedient, 70 do. everything from The hsa,t IS TO
The Lord and cot unto men, and promises of Q
future reward follow the divine admon!ion. Il
il useless to undertake to specify what beni6cent
reeults would acc.re from the practice OF such 8
precept. Again. in lst Tim, vi, !, it is written
"Let az many servants ss are under the yoke
cOun! their own masters worthy OF sll honor,
tina. the name of God and his doctrine be not
b!asphemcd." That Onesimus, fugitive slave
scted on Christian principles when he returned
to Philemon, his master, after the conversion o.
the former, is evident 10 any Bible reader. In
stead, therefore, OF blszoniog forth texts lbou
rich and poor-for i! needs be this. there should
be both classes in tho word--When sfllictions
real or imaG iasry, come. it would he much belt,
to tako for motto the beautiful sentiment OK
pressed by Haser when suffering from the crue
treatment OF her miEtress Sarsi-"Thou Coz
ssest me" Gen. xvi, l3.
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DeUraVitT and Misery.

New YORK, July 20.-Onn of tho worst
casoS OF druokenness, death ard privalioa tina.
have ever como undcr the noiiao of the Brook
y1 polio, WAS discovered on tho sacord floor
of tho tensment house No. IS John street early
yesterday Morning. There Bernard MoCIsucy
and his vile Aon were found on the floor of
their apartment almost helplessy drunk.
Scattered ab2ut the room. which was 10 most
filthy condition, were Eve ct their children,
white the sixth and youngest was olasped in
lis father arus. Tho children, the Oldest of
whom is tu! twelve pears of age. we're ragged,
dirty end hsd starved, Wild lock. Tho officer
tound that tho child 10 its fathers arms was 10
dying coalition, but MoCIanoy was too much
under the influence Of rquor to realize that
TACT. Alter arousing ole Of tho neiehtors tho
officers hss:eued to tn, station hous, for tho
puTDCsa of obtaining assistance. A neiehbor,
10 the meantime he'd secured light ard entered
McClancy's apartment. The sight presented
to his gsz, was terrible. The parents were
stretched upo1 the hocr. supc6cd by the
llqu1r th3y had swallowed, whiIo the Oldest
child, boy, vas walking about The room with
tho baby 10 his arms. Ho said it was sleeping,
hu! ths noighbor upon taking i. fourd that the
little one had been dead for some Tina. 1t had
evidently died of starvation. Several ofic RS
s3ou arrived. aud McClarc7 aad his wife, with
several IT thu children, were removed to the
station house. The remainder we're kindly
cared for By neietbors. The father and mother
Wara SAINT 10 Raymond street Jail on the charge
OF iu.cXjclton, and the Charity Commissioners
cared for The little ones,
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FOREIGN NEWS,

DON Carlos, recently expelled from France.
has arrived 10 London.
Father Ls Rue, Catholic priest, was burncd
to death at Boxton Falls. Quebec. Monday
night.
Az l.i5hmsn named Hickie has bcoo arrested
in London for threatening to kill Chief Sec:e-
terry Forster.
Sunmorses have been issued against the
London water companies on sc,ouns OF short
supply during the heated term.
The last audible words of Dean Stanley were:
VI have labored amidst many frailtes ard
| much weakness to make Westminster Abbey
tia crest centre Of religious and national life il
a truly liberal spirit"
The reports Of the approaching marriage o
Lord Collin Campbell, son Of he Duke Of AT.
g9lo. ard daughter ftho American ndvenu
ress, Victoria Woodruff. arc wholly erroneous
| Tho lady 10 whom Lord Campbell is to be mar
tled is the daughter of Mr.. Edward Blood
gentleman of large wealth and high s!aadiug il
| English society.
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& ssa.lanls Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA July 20.-Tho Wilmington
polio, atre sted four tramps at noon yesterday
on the charge OF baing concerned in the assault
rpon Lura McGrath, Tho victim of the OUT
ra2o Is 1T ptosent too much Frustrated to bear
much questioning on the subject. Her story,
as gs'he;ed Oy her father. il the fo'l,wioe: Ga
tue 2 OF July. without t1e knowledge of the
family, she went cut to the Park. There she
met her betrtysr, whom she had never seen
before. BY the promise of marriage heinduc ID
her to 90 with him to Wilmington, and the
two took train at Broad and Prime streets,
They reached tier destination about noon and
proceeded to Shsrp's Hotel, corner of Front
and Market streets. ard, representing them
selves TO 90 man and wife, we're given what is
known as tbs bridal chamber. On Sunday
noraing Malouay took bis companion to 8
grove Oh Tbs Brardywns. where shortly after-
ward ho abandoned her. o. Monday afternoon
she was found aud assaulted by four tromps.
Tho meu compelled her TO remain 10 their com
paoy until Saturday afternoon. when she was
!ou1d by tho poco snd taken to the City Hall.
She Was brought to Philadelphia by her father
al l O'Clock 90 Monday night. Whio resist,
leg The trsmp5 she recsiyed an ugly wound on
tho head,
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Financial.

NEW York, Jaly 20.-TAa Pests fiasueisl
srl9la says: l. is potable ihs: tbs tluak lin,
stocks &r; still sustsiocd ty purchases wl:io!r
aro very imDortsn: 10 aiAcuai; Rti!J Iumota
ave pInati!ul from tir!o to lima ths. thc:o
Trunk lins shares ar ebou. TO hlcsk. vot they Do
DOT break, and. bua outside OF TIE Trunk lico
stocks there i, nothing 10 iu5ic.tc ,ha! any CT
Tho capitalist spectators arc doirg anything to
stem tho Onward cuiren! Of prio:s shiloh is
running naialg fron the ior.e OF srl7ilor active
spectators in tho eZc:aog, oiled "sc,lpers'
aud which is ia metora,c extent sided By tho
sales OF long stock bS outsiders. Oa tho other
hand many outsiders of nnsns ere quietly
plsklag Up tie batter class Ct dividacd stocks
end taking them away. The noney markc,
ooutinusa cay OF 9! LAB! PER coat i2r call louna
The dscne in tho PIC ci tie seeks ao.ivtI7
specuie!ed 10 has ia the last three weeks
ranged from i've TO twcHty paints and
the money needed to carry these s:os.4
ha been reduced in the s.me properties.
Other moro asssilab!o D2iass in tho maIkat ST,
attacked trtm dap to dey with scc;essGui ru-
suits. As :teady said. the market is thorough
ly dnmoral I'D. 1t may or pat 30 tia. various
stocks arc weSke1oa in order 10 buy t1uuk line
shares 1t certainly look; 4 Ike th!l yesterday
AID thu Day before quito as nuoh as to day.
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Tssc rsAr!.esS.

BALriMoas. July 20 --virSinia ia old - do
deferred -; do consolidated So; do ~ &c.
ries d; past dus coupon Oh; ns9 10 4Os 6Cs bid
70 day. Cotton firm; midd!iGx ia Flour
steady; Howard st and Western. super 3 t0s
"a %; do extra 25eS5 q; do family 50asi 81;
City Mills super t0.Si so; 60 extra 75aS5 g;
90 family 75aS7; do Kio br4nIs 51aSG g.
Patapsco family & IS. Whest-sonthern fi,h-
er and active; Wo::aTn higher sud strnMg:
Southern rel l2lsl27; Go .n!ler l27si31; No |
Maryland l2S; Mo z Western winter red epu:
and July l2Itsl2is: Aug l2Gi.iHC;; Sept l2S;
Oc! 1873. Corn-SouIbera ecs,e. and firm
Western Ligher snd strong; South. IN whilo 81.
vi DO yellow rs; Western tnized sput md July
90; Aug 5G3s5GS Sent So; steamer 1a!. Ua;s
quiet Blu: firm; Western White 41az3 , mixed
S9a4o. Rye dali nov SO. Hay dun prime to
CHOICE Pen3G aud hlar5 land lS4SlG to!l-n
steady; Rio cargoes ordinary TO fair ctallt.
sugar quiet; A sci! e. Whi:key finn at l IL!
sSl II.
New YORK July W---&tocks Irregular. s,ol.-
e2 3.24. flour firm and fsi!ly acslva. Vince.
sctive AID 3sls; higher, Com active ana tai:
higher.
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The Winchester Times appears this week 6
On illustrated and illuminated psper,
NEWS OF The DAP,

| Eight hundred and ninely-six Immigrants
We're landed a. Castle Gsrdco, New York, yes
| terday.
Several parties bavo been arrested 10 Pills.
dolphin, charged With swpdiing. 10 Connection
With star Eou!o conir.c.s.
Another death from lockiaw, CONSEQUENT
upou would from toy pistol Was repvrted
| 10 Baltimore yesterday.
The steamer City Of Winnipeg was burned
yesterday morong st DuInih. All the psssen.
gers were saved, hut fyur of her crsW arc
| missing.
1t is nov said that tho missing bullet fred at
| ihs fts.dont has been found 10 possession of q
travelling g!sz or, whose box it struck ia The
msln passenger rooon OF the Baltimore and
Potomac depot.
=, A CITY ordinance has lust goce into effect 10
New I otk which publishes By fae of one TO
ten dollars tho throwing OF banana skins, water.
on the sidewalks or crosswalks.
Six persons who escaped death 10 tho New
U!m, Mlnu., disaster, have become iugaue. The
death Is: is co arged through new reports
from the couotry aud death of tao Wcuudtd d,
Rebuilding is rapidly progressing.
Mrs. Sarah CrozsII has obtained O verdict 10
Washington for $50 and c>sts against the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad for trunk
aud contents damaged while beipg handled by
employees OF the road.
Yesterday Colonel l. Mott, of Columbus,
Ga., while standing 10 Union depot at Allan
to. Ca, vas struck by traio and Instantly
killed. His body nud limbs were friehtiuIIy
mapg'ed. He Wes 81 yoars old.
Arrangements ara being made by tho Mer.
chaDts' and Manufacturers Association, with
the corporation of business boards and lead
irg ciiizsns Of Baltimore, for grand fete 10
that CITY in October neX., something after the
style OF tho Mardi Grss.
Mr.. Carl Sohulz is scsuscd tt refusing 10
make poitica speech Of Utie,. tho homo Of
Saostcr Cooking. during tho campaign IF
1916. until ho was pyid $3.50 for it, and
rather than dsepp0lut tn, expectant repubi.
cans. Mr. Cooking paid the money out of his
own pocket.
District Attoroty CorkhiIl yesterday ordered
the transfer o! Gulteau from Ills cell TO another
moro removed frrn 0thcr prisoners, and di.
rtc'e1 that ho be excluded from rto3iviug or
sending suy coma uoic s,iou except those de-
liTerod or received by bis (tho District Atsor-
Dey's) authority.
A mass meeting cf tho otiz,us Of Dallas,
Texas wGs held last night. az which resoiu
loo was passed condtmnng the dispatch sent
~ Governor Roberts 10 Governor Foster, of
Ohio, in relation to a dsy of thanksgiving for
tho recovery Of President GsrieId and calling
ca tho peoule of Texas to observe the dpy fixed
~ tho Governor5 OF the other States.
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The midsummer holiday number q Scribner'a
Magazine has been received from its publi,hers,
the Century Company. New York. Among its
contents arc the Isle of Peace Aquidneck upon
which stands the town Of Newport; The Daush.
ter OF Henry Sage Rt!enhouse; by tho Ses in
Normandy Ico Waiting on the Hudson; Poetry
in America; a Li!:lo World--oue of the Rive
ISLANDS extending from the mouth OF the Teche
to Atchafalays Bay; Robert Fullton's Expert
meuts; The Peoples PIoblem-s Peoples gov
ernmert; Peter the Great; Queen Ttanis; A
Day with Uncle Eemus; the Village Convict,
ana full editorial department.
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Outrage in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE. July 20. "A special dispsioh
tfcm MsgsVlle 10 The Courier ournnl says
lbs Big Sandy r. r. 60. now CONSTRUCTING
their lnn through Carter county are having
trouble with au organization known as INA
tives." Contractors nnd their operatives have
been threatened for some time past and last
week ono Of tho men was robbed and sfterward
sbo. to prevent his appearing as o witness
agAlust his nssailants. o. Monday sn a,tero pt
was mhd, On Sitkipg Greek to wreck q oou.
structon train and the men building bridges
were driven sff from their work. The coua.y
authorities seem poHerless to restrain these
ouirsges and the State is asked to remedy the
matter. The road ia rapidly approaching DOM :
plc'ion ard cars would bo running throue b
lscm Inc Ohio river 10 lew weeks if the
builders Tero allowed 10 90 on With The work
paacesbly.
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Letter from Hamilton,

| lCofrespondence of the Ale1sndria Gazette ]
HAMILTON. L0UDoUN COUNTY, Va, July
l9.-Tho approaching primaries haze prolrc!d
ripple Of czciIement at lss.. and tho friends
OF tho different candidates orc fairly &C Two.
We think the retult Of cur county convention
will show thst our people ar, fully a'iVo 10 he
situation. Gu: o.rdilst ere Foiag 10 be men
who's, records gro sbo7o roproaob. There il
not much stir or loud tslkitg, bu! va sro pre-
pairing f,r q desperate engagement. aid expect
to meet and corqler ths combined fatc.S CT
Malone and rsdiuaIisu.
We understand that Will Brown a.d bis
friends arc still sure he will got ths c!lsclor.
ship for this district. OF curse, W. DO not
known what encouragement they have r. ceiyal.
One lhing we can truthfuY say. that il there
| is one republican 10 this county who deserves
well OF the present Administration that ooe is
VIII Brown. lie is an ac!ve. earnest vorkor
snd wlthal hist rate fellow barring lis poll
tics, and VIC would rather SOC him get tho ofhco
than almos! any man wa know of 10 his party.
One thing ve regret, aud wo think no aud his
friends overlooked the matter Enthusiastically
The L1udoun Valley Farmers Cl1b," at ono
OF their meetings. gsva Mr.. 3. o hearty and,
lOr the
position he socks; and they failed to moet and
pass resolutions of sympathy for and ,ndouns
lion of the attempted assisassioatioa of th,
President Perhaps it is not too late yet to
rem sdy this mistake.
There is much complaint among tho farmers
who have threshed at the yield of wheat, it boz
log not nearly so we'll filled a. at frs. supposed.
The ooru. considering tho difficulty exptrier ed
10 getting an early stand is looking wj, and
With continued growing weather, will be fair
crop. ln this neighborhood the crops of oats
and grass are very coed.
There is now living uear Hamilton depot g
colorsd woman who may bo truly called ceu-
tennarian. she having reached the advanced age
OF LOG years. She is still active, going on foot
about the neighborhood, and looks as though
she is good for quarter of century YET.
Our village is uuusualy foil of summer visi-
tors, and presents very lively and attractive
appearance IN consequence thereof. JABEE,
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Affairs in England,

LONDON, July CO. In The Houss of Com.
mons last night, in committee 90 the lard bin,
tia amned nen's Of r.. Hon. Hugh Law, At.
t:rneY General for ireland. ensbliug the Lsrd
Court to qussh ell lsasos concluded since 1870
which it finds TO contaio uutsit terms aud to
have bsca f,rocd % tho tenants by threats ct
oEisioa or bg uuduo Inference, wss carried ~ 3
VOC OF POI 10 100.
Wheat harvesting has begun 10 Sussex, aud
1t will be general throughout Eo9laud 10 fort.
night The weather is sultry, bu. the temper.
sturo hos moderated. 1t is cloudy and storm
is brewing.
LONDON, July 20.-It is reported thai al.
vcrca suit will shortly ba begun 10 London ia
which favorte actress and ono or more well
kEo#n gentlemen will be respondent snd 90
teSnoniNnla
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From ALBANY,

ALBANY. July 2).--The j,in: c,avcu!iou
nct at noon and proceed to vote, with tho fell
loving result L:pham -, Potter 40, Ccnk-
lIrg 2S and Woodtorl /. Necessary to q
choice rs.
Speaker Sharp, 10 voting, noticed tic nsws.
paper statement tina! he he'd been or G. :a.etul ia
Mr.. ConkIiug, aud said that hu hsd uevcr held
any ofhce by tho sssist,rca Of ary one who ha:
bean candidate for U. 8. Ssuator he:s, OF
thlt If any QUO else.
The chsir declared that no ohoic, hal bean
made. ard auothor vote was taken, with the
following result: Lapham Y, Potter ~, Coax
llng. % snd WcodForl l. NccHsry to a
choice &c.
The chair dee,E ed Tia, no o'laio, had b CO
made.
Senator Stratsn n:vcd m tcj,ar5nc1f
which was uriod.
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Shot by q Woman.

New YORK. Jny Oh tha SHADOW Of the
Mechanics cud Traders bank building on tho
neEthass: ocrrer OF Boaerq erd Btoome street
there s!ood 1t t.W micu:cs TO eleven O'clock
last eight young T0U.n nud ESQ. The latter
Gos slcu C few lnicutes bsote leaVi,g Harry
Miner SsTiosy thes.re. and upoo re:caing tho
corner he vas MET by tho Ronsa, with whom
he had but few words. when people 10 the
nelsh borhood wore startled by tho loud report
oil pistol. lumsdiltely after the man tusaed
a1d ran Up Tie B0WatS toward the theatre. AT
tho s:m3 moment the woman tur1ad spd walk,
ed sGsy. Mid"iy on tho block in Christie
street, totwecu Grand ard Broome, poo,.
man Vas approached by tho same woman, who
politely requested him to take her to the uear-
eat station house. which be did, where aho said
sho hsd shot man usmad George w. Coles,
90 a.ac':e CT Nla,r's Thes!re When
q1cs'cGa shs described herself So m7s.
E!'z.b.th Coleman, Of No. 81 Catherine
street; said Ehe ~aa tia mo,her OF four
ohildron and the vito Of soafarirg man.
When taken before Gales no positively identiD
fed Mrs. Coleman q his sssaiaDt sud ;qlcsted
The detectives 10 take her a%ag. as he did not de-
sire to see her sgain. De her wsy to abd fsom
tho hospital Mrs. Colanisn irea!y taxed With
the clhc3rs about the Case. She said, 10 sub
stance, tbat six years ego, when only twau:y.
one years old, che vas married. Hsr hu:baod
WIGS seefasing man and for years she lived
happily With BIN. When he was evsY on his
voyage sho accidentally made tho acquaintance
OF Cclcs. snt, nev:r for o moment suspectipg
big intentiona. ono night racun:y shs acc, M.
panied MIN 10 an uptown hotel. There she
clslus she was Rivan dfug2ed drinks ard while
ia tina: couIi!ior Coles accomplished his de-
signs. S;no, then 10 has darsed Der from
place to paoo, ald in tho coutso eff timo her
husbands Suspicious wore aroused by the tcln
DIAL which was freely TAXED about by tho nsigh.
bors. Then tho pleasant home w.s a!nost
broken up, and ss tho result Of it all her has
band yesterday ez!eTt i suit for divorce .eaiost
Der on The ground of adultery. When the pa
pcr5 Ecra slr7od ca her LAST evening she PRO
ceeded forthwith 10 sserge herssI! ca Coles,
who, /! Is said, is moray wounard.
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PitifuI Scene ut tho Corones,s.

PHILADELPHIA, Jaly 20.-The coronar's
jury yesterday fouod that consumption Vas hN
cause of tho death Of ksse Losnu, ag,d &C
years. risdiag at No. 462 Ncrh Front street.
just IS tie virdici WIS anpcuoc8d man s;ep.
ped forward end o:rated considerable tx,ito.
meht j sasing: "ln tha father of Kate
Hogan sod kaoR abs did u, oia Of nn>um p.i.n.
Her husband sbu:ed end kicked her, and
wouldn't give hor enough TO eat. Sho often
came TO my house for protection, and just bsfore
nor lost child was burried-a couple OF week
ago-sho complained to mo OF q HEX in Tho side,
from which che thought ste would never 70.
coVe:, ma so the man ran on, telling tbs
story O. a lfs of domestic unhappiness,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-20
From Tuufs

PARIS. July 20-A dispatch fraru Tuois Ia
tho Havas Agony says: TIE Boys trocps
are deter!iog him by kuad7cds. The Acou,-
duct will be garded by a French regiment, as
attempts have already been 1sdo to deslroy j..
A dispatch from Tunis to tbs Temps asys
a number Of iuteri1r tribea ,ined the reteIliou.
The I!ipcIlau tlbies which s1ruslIy migrate
to Iuuis at this tmo Of tho ycsr kave i5iuod
tho lrsnrgents and rated within twenty miIes
OF the capital. Spios raport that tho rebels
declare they latccd to fight. Bo.h they and
the French p!uattr and mss,ao.o the Christians
by wholesale