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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14
IEONMUNICATED.
yi.: asrsesuascri AZ tonveati0E.

G'al v2s.r5 wii! $500 b. ci;ied 90 10 s:sct
lei, gs;eS 10 tho Gi6arnatIriai C].7oali!n iaa:
Is to ASSEMBLE st Ricauoad o. the 4ih Of Au-
gas, there cver gas a period IL tho history
OF Virgins, Hh:n il wss important 10 serd
1crTeSa a;H!Sa uaeD 10 T. convention to give US
suitab,o ci:di3aie for GGvlru,r this is The time.
oar Of Jet TO Srest from the hands Of the spoil
er Of cur beloved State tho advantage he tnay
lave g.ined in The pss:, and prsv;D. any frrth
or aita1ps 10 blur cur fair namo as = State.
IL l0rkiaS rr2u0d for ol1Gdalra 10 The Coiven-
.ion, We Know Ct no Two gentlemen whom the
voters OF tic IN Ward could support with
ncro coBtiderc, for delegate Than j. Is.
Smoos sud l.. W. Reid. They would rsasot
credit up!n themselves aad the city. That
ttty possess ii 40 cmiieat degree talents of s
high CIDER vi need ouly re!lr 10 theiT couIso
in the Ciiy Ctuoci, the &C. as ehai.msn of the
Fiaauca Committee srd the ether IS chairman
OF tho Gas Light Communicative ct tho most
inporta1s committees 10 managing tho affairs
OF the City Tho ci'7 is 10 hes.hy coodllion
insEc,aIIy and tho Gas Works wero never 10 q
| moco prospectus o2ndiiion. We wauid r;sp,c;-
ia y suggest thst i: is nohiug moro lhsn cur
duty to pay them the con- plincut OF oontering
| tbo hopor ca them. a VOTER
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Murder and Robbery.

STATEsviLLE. N. G.. juno l4.-la tho cast
ern end OF Alexander county, iourcsn miles
from thii plsc., lived .tceolher On old man
named James Thompson sod bis daughter,
FiISd Caro!luc, maiden lady about fIrty yesr3
OF age ard delicate 10 health. James yhomp.
s2r, . sosa Of eighty yes5s, has been known
thrcughou. tie c)unty Ga uiscr possessed Of
large meaDs snd who left the greater part OF
liz money 10 the house, though 10 has some
loared' On Friday evening abcu; sunset 70.
tuEnlng from Tosk 10 O field at somo distance
from the house, he was shocked to fad his
daughter l!iGg dcnd in the yard, few feet
from the froot door Of tic house. Her skull
had been crushed 10 by tso blows et az axe spo
sho WAS covered with her own blood. The
murderer hid then possessed himself of the kty
to room in which WIS tho chest obtaining
the old name gnouoy, al .! wiich-coosis,ips
Tor the Tnnss psrt OK sil,er ard goli-had been
stolen. Upto this time there is no olev Ekely
to lead to The dc:eo ion Ct tho guilty party.
Tho crime was doubtless tho work of ouc tamil.
lar With the premises and with Tho cd r,au
Thompson's circumstances.
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Effects OF the sforr.,.

sT. PAUL, Minn.. juno IA special dis
patch to the Pioneer Press from Wells Mieu.,
eivts Tie io!l.wing details of he damage BY
the s;crD The barn OF q. p Probert was its
ed from is foundation sni carried so feet,
then dashed to pieces. Tho house and
all GU bulldogs wsra ulrooied anil all
the tklaga scattered beyond recovery. TSo
hsr7ts.rts we're hiicA ioto tho cir and
then dashed to the 2rouad aad ruined
DIR. Prob;rt's little girl who was in tho barn was
u1huit al also %erc his h1rsts. The dwellings, oil
Geo. Hco1ioE and man named Greedy of this
iowa were destroy Cd, The storm then passed
!oto Bn' county. La Tho town OF DAnvls the
house ii one H. jones was rolled over severa
times, and he cad his wife icing 10 it, the
Woman Tss severely Gu: 10 tho neck aud face
Tho large hasn co tho fs!m Gf Mr.. Cu:li5 was
entirely destroyed. Tue shsnty of MIR. Ax.el
was pickrd up like q faaihc. and torn to pieces
The house OF Mr. s, +. Ambio wsa conpletely
wrecked. The house If john Vstc.
was lif,cd bodily nnd csrrir d over the
tops o. high r:os AID then laid ID.
side d0wEwssds. Mrs. Yanco, her b,olh
OF AID another lady were in Ina housa and es
eapud almost without hnrt. Tho storm seemed
10 hsgo sponl It's fury by that time SIS iur.b CT
serious damage "a reported Tho damage 10 the
crops ID not great IA there was but li!to nsl.
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VIRG{HT,i NEWS

Mrs. Ann Norvaii diad il ncauo5d ycsLtr.
dty 10 The 90:h y3ar OF Ger asc.
Tho sales Of leaf tcbleco 10 L;nci,iurp for
the prascut year 81 gr gate IS 297 307 pcu2Gs.
The revenue collections for tho Lyschburg
district last week aggregated about S3l 900.
The blsst mill AID iron furnace Ct L5nchburp
COW gives regular employment to nearly 800
hards. ard ID !unoiGg night ard dsy.
at the ls!e term Ct tho grand jlry Ct Spot
sylVanla C)pIty twenty eight odic mems warc
found, many Of them becg fer sc!lif uGor on
Sunday aDd to minors.
The liberal invcsnout OF capital 10 he 2icc
works and coal Developments at Mariia's Sta
ton, 10 Pulaski county, is attracting buubti
OF skilled cad Industrious m;ntri, mccaabic:
aud laborers. snd fas. building up furnishing
town at the point named.
Steps will SOON DC tako1 to build branch O.
narrow gauge railroad from C1Iroper G. H., Il
| some poln! on the l0o Of the FfeieticksburI
| and Orange narrow gauge rotd The road viii
bs about twenty-five miles long, and can b
built for the ctr; tor lesi than 100000.
Near Shu;z.own, RockirQhan county las
Thursday attcroccD. Mis5 Elizabeth Schultz
| about nineteen years OF age, gave birth to ful
grown malo child, which wac found by her sid
dead, with Wounds upon lis parsoo, which lef
20 doubt upon the 2ry Of inqusst chat lis dcstl
had been caused By lis unna.ural mother.
Tha UOittd States Circui; Court at NerfoIk
allowed tho counsel tjr tho b:n 1holdos Of tnt
Atlantic, Mississippi ard Ohio Railroad twt
per ceof. on the saouDt Tor Hhioh The road SOLE
as their fees. This gives Messrs Shipman
Mac!arlsnd and Choa'c $40 GEO, cut Of whicl
the have TO pay tho masters compensation
The masters rapor: in the case will bo SUB.
mlttcd ct tho mex; term ofthC court.
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EsilaIsClhs.

NEW lOaK. Juno lt-Tho PyS,'s G:r-
cal article soys: The stock exchange va.
Scss arc moro ac.iv. thsn yesterday L. :.
bonds arc higher fer III, ,x;tn led 8. winch
bavo sold o. 1893, aud o!acreise ARE w..
changed. Application Tor thr ty!pa,ian 81.
tho c2upon S per ,n's arc steadily .,irg ivr.
ward to Washington. ard thos: v3apa;,r .
lu lRo lnicllEeniiy, tyorts' the npialon l..,
probably all will be extended except rcrhaEs
from Is to p uil!ors which cannot bo reaches,
and will b, paid principal and Interest 10 O..
State bonds arc w,h3u. ;mportaat c:aa.t.
Il. booGs while irregular are ntray !.l.;,.,; r
advance ranging from to pr ccoi. In rha
stock ma,kst prices oil TO Iasjius sp.c;a:i.s
advanced uttil about nnoG, soce which t!r,s
DArt OF tho Iisa has hcrn iesr. l'he,c is NJ
change ia tho money marker, there hinc an
aoundarcj OF loansbla iurda. at hhou. ) i,r
oou; ca stscss. aud 2s2! on u. s. bends.
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attempt 10 Shoot u Priest.

CARBoNDALE, Pa, Juno II Patrick RELY.
OF SneketoWu. portion OF the town of ON.
phHnf, 90 lh9 lice Of the Delaware aud Hudson
Canal Comrary's reiltOad, created tho w;ldes,
eIollsmeut OF tina! plcc, on Sunday morning Nv
an attempt to asssssilate Rev, Father O'Ronke
Cufins the Celebration of 1assl. RielIv retnrned
home ffon the Dlsvi!lo Insane Asylum a few
III oEits SGD aud has been frantic at times sipoa
thea. Ga Suadsy morning he narcaed tbrouoh
the rl,lpsl streets 10 the ctutot Carrying load
cd repeating rifle. Upon resching the ohnrob he
passed Up the centre also to the altar and himed
bis qua OF tho pIiss!. Several men c.usbt him
before no cud fro and forced him fttm The
cbu;c1, ''i1 'n'
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Letter from SEa-rent0r

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.
iYARRZNToN. juno l3.-Sccal life ia our
i1Si is awakening into gsyeIy. |! usesl'y does
abcr. this TIM. Ihcush pat,i.s arc less fco.
GG@n. than th:y were soml three or four years
age. still does the SEASON brig tho samo THRILL
to ytuac hcar!s-now that III, cod, dsspito
Vta1o7 "3arn" HIM has 1i7cn p.Cl 10 h,
iV1 c,rs:siog bratz!s Of summer, anG Weber
hcs s,iroj Us win his nclaiiou, s,rads. hh.
IL is p'casIu 2D sure yGn vii agree
10 tuTn Gus ulInGs irIoG tie heated cou.eu;icus.
esss Of polite. fi3m tho temporary fail 0; Il s
&C; ftoai tho blt'o. rapidly jjininr, between
tuaderia;n aud reaGiustment, to The sen!l:r OBJ
J C Ct life: 10 pretty dresses, b!oomiv 6 oaolks,
oec.li: t5ts aed dapcirg foot.
4 Gcimiu ia rozu Hall Fri3sy right. Web.
er vas there. AID though cur bellies were rot
Oh: III tu'i force, lho beauty fer which cur towo
- famed, vas not u1rtp;c3ente5. Sitting ia
the gallery, orc Thoughts tripping 10 the music
OF bYgolc dty', /. was iaiced ssaet {, lock
doWo at tho happy sous. Who waro thfy :?
ADogS then We noticed Mis-, Manic Sacp-
pnE6, whose r9ccnt Tctun from Florida, has
Enlightened Gus s3cia'y l!ka a sunbeam. Cos
iumtd II b.ua sa;ir, With q Echuo CT white
laca acd pix rOses, sho was pletliaess ITSELF,
Ard then thoro Rero Miss Payne, Miss Hattie
Wsr5, Miss Msd;ux, Miss Lrcy Ch!lon, Miss
Day and Others worthy Werrenoa's most
blocmicg past. Bu! stop. wc iii: our ty:s from
the flor to the Rail.ry soi 10 around Us are
starr, whose veIy beauty i5G.icciv:l3 make
them prefer llGc.s aesris Heaven. And from.
iaaut au,org them. Mis- Lucy NogbY. Miss
Nsuplo uilse!y. Miss Adams, Miss MoIthsr?
and Miss Sa!!io Chiffon, shine cut
Sunday vas Memorial Day. C.ps Gaines
o5mp.uy. ":Ec Rih.s,' were ia attendance,
sad ~ doubt whether any company 10 tho
State, ooDsidIrirg thtic shcrt trciriog, p:;s,nt
cd moro s,ldiery appearance. They arc il.
decd ms5ly SD hare ame baud. and are
ctedl. aEd al ornament TO cut PLACE, and Can,
uai1cs il wall W1ttHy to &c a! their hrad.
EAn1r
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COMMUNICATED,

" his ~ arc ho: fer p :osrecivo blooms"
OF various descriptions to b. devil p:d here.
Lei Us aot overlook ;iC6j Which W. new have,
bu! rather, by cEc;u:sGemcG:, stimulate them
to greater usc{u ress Perhaps there is no ore
institution which ia iacrc deserving OF crclur.
agemeDs han The 'Al,x.odris Musical Assoc
ciall2n," m institution which Fl III want lor e
i,l:-tAat Of irrnishiug good music up?n ell
cc,3a,ocs whsn music is needed. aod thus, keep
inE ~ hem: money gLieh heretofore bss been
eypeadSd ia Wa=!.iGgon ijr such PURPOSES.
all who were present g! The ootc.rt given st
tic Postcfic last oyeui7g gc;o delighted with
The beautiful music w!i,h ''cuc boys bina"
rendered, ard. as tues, musical ir;ats arc CO.
lir@!g g'stui.cEs. i! is 10 be hoped that the g,n
crous iI'ris of The association t. ll,ase our
c;iSoas will be scknoWl, i :cd by liberal pat
fonarc OF ihs moonlight ex.rreioa to bs eiV;u
Oh NlA.d'r evening mex. fcG Tie baoefs Ut the
hana. e SHARP.
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IRON IN THE SUM- is not generally known
Tint as esrly Sc 1861 Sir Der smin Brotis hald
ths opinion that the so-csllad elem sntarY sub.
stance ofthe earth would in ali PROBABILITY o1ist
under iadepepdanI forms in the atmosphere Of
the sun. This ides Was an anticipation Of Mr.
Norman Lockyers conclusion srriyCd ri in Isl
that dissccstion of the terrestrial elements would
taSo place in tho sun. The rccaE! researches OF
this accomplished solsr physiust 20 TO provo
tEis conclusion by spcctroscopc observations.
Tho proaercs of iron has beon surmised in the
sun from the similarity Of wave io22ths ard in.
tensity existing between The frsueuhofar lines
of the solar spectrum end tbs bright lines Ct
iron; but Mr.. Locky6r. Star mcs! ps rs. !akug
investigation, is led to conclude ths. there is no
iron in the nuclsus of the sun, but only lis con-
stituents and tha: these exist q. different levels
in The solar sim Jsphera sEd produce more com.
plex forms by condensation. This result is, of
course in ss'eemeut with the general theory CT
MIR. Plou! and Ar. Lockyer that sll the "ele.
mentsry" bodies are in reality clusters Of the
sinelo elementary substance which have been
determined by loss of hest.
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democrats,

Tie Germans now pouring into this county
AID peacefully acquiring homes, exceed in III u
bsrs the armed bands from tho Fatherland.
who w!cstsd Enelsni from tho Bfitons s1d
tho trtuoo noR txs,itg between the Pop: and
the Irish clergy, roviVes in tho mind of the
STUDENT Of history recoIlcoiors of The troubles
that prevailed between the Roman arc the
Irish chiefs in The early days of highlands life.
before those armed bands had ceased to land ca
the Eagsh coss:, when King O:wilI, at the
CourcA Of Whitby, decided 10 favor Of tho
former.
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KexaS Items,

DALLAS; juno l3.h.-G. w. Grsy, brake
mao ca tho Tsxls aud Pacific Railroad, Wa
iu' over aud killed OF Gordon to day.
- Young msu named Estes, wbio balhirg in thf
len Mile Crock, got beyond bis depth. when
man named Globe swan to the rescue, and A.
G G was sinking for tho third time he caupbl
disoe around tho body and both we're drowned
"A man was shot and killed in a ehootina
sctape 10 chu;ch at HustriDg, ELI, county,
n Eons Ff'ok, chancellor, wag fatally shot ut
;ie'ioc, near Trinity river, Sunday. 10 a shoot.
log sc:ape With two young men named SnIswo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

A Cough, Cold Or Sore Throat should
90 stopped: Neg'ec. frequently resu!ts in 81
1ncurabIe Lung hfsease or COuSuup,
Ton. Is k d w Ms e Il 81 NCEla :.
IhGCHE5 do not disorder tho stomach Ike
cough syrups and bslssms but act directly
on The 1ntaEled parts, allsying irritation,
give relief in Asthma, EsrOnchttis.C Coughs,
singers and Public spcalSers ara sub.
]ect 70. For thirty years Browns BronrhrsI
Irocnes have been recommended by physCiaTs,
ana always give peifsc: satisfaction. Having
oeen tested by wide and constant use for no,r
an entlro generation. thcy have at.sincd Wei
mefited rank among tho few staple remedies Of
tne age. Sold at 25c. q box everywhere mhlg
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cattle Thieves.

p oALVEsToN.. Tex, juno II Tho NoE,'
D DC. nam sHcell! sa5s: Information from De.
VI Slst cIuaty - to tbe tEtc. kat parties from
uopz.ies aad Dewitt Counties have been or
Tpa "a Tor sonc 1iue in driving off cattle 10 the
MO oraIdc. Several wc.ks siccs a party Of
o'Ilz n5 crgsn'z,d aud proceeded ges:, When
aeas Fort ERe! tboy wcro Er:d ppoo and nm
OF the party, Eamcd Mccoy, WAS XIII, d hfnr
oaf5las McCoy, they proceeded home, recrysn.
~, ,z:o very largo force, aud arc now cproute to
.ne sc!na OF tho xii log fully desctuiocd to rnt
al cod to tie dcprsd atons. ~ 'u'
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The Ei,lriIc7S,

BALTIMORE, June l5,-VireiniA lie Oh: -, 'o
deferred Ii; do consolidated 81; do sccoUa s..
ries d!a past due cou pons -; now Ii i0s g. hl
TO- day. Cotton dull: mlddling IL. Flour Il ~.
or and fairly active; Howard s. and Wrs.tru
super L0AS4 rs; DO extra % sS5 25; do l.nay
3 50aS6 80; City Hills super 3 50lSi - do "a
ire t0.35 25; Go family 75AS7 do Rio brsHI.
+ 62ssG IS; Fatspsco family 81 g. Waaat-
southern easier; Weetern easier; Southern r.!
il0al:Gi do smber Us .l3l No 9 Western WIZ.
ter red snot ard June llG3slZtY July l.Gal:o;
Aug 1879 aga; Sept 1881 asked; Oct 1;6 Com
-Soulhotn steady; Western 4 shade ho.tor wi
tImi Southern white Gj; do yellow SIS 81;
Western mixed sDot 57S Juna 57a57t; jay
o6S sskol; Aug 57is5S Oats firm; HouhcrG
iei Western Shi!e 47atS; do mixed d4.ij; pA
Al. Rye dull ct lO6ilGS. Hay dull znd IN
CHANGED. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary 10
Isl: 91all3. Sugar q list a Rott ltS "hI:S,y
dull at 81 Go.
New York, June II -Stocbs!t'oEs Monty
oaat. Flour qGiet and steady. Wheat actN 9
unsettled. Corn dull.
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Death from GEYIr0pi,oh:n

NEW YohK, June IA lad rsrsl o.
Recigsn. aged thirteen yen1a, !slcly Of No :5
Chorrg street, dad last night a. EsI}eyna ~ ..v
pitsl from Whist is believed 10 havo boeo ~
phobis. Abou. two months ago he was 6;.. o.
By street cur on the upper lip. Tic sh9zo,;' 81
symptoms of the dresd Gi:ease until last f-;ia.'
except that no refused TO take ncurishmort ~,
Sunday last, when he was removed 10 Re-. VI
Hospital, he barksd libe dog and ve- .G ~. Ii
spasms at the sight of water. From tbs. az, ;.o
until his death he manifested every s7rn,on, 'g
hydrophotia '''N' .
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from ALBANY

no ALBANY, n. Y. June 1.-THE blot o,n.
S We me. at noon to-day. president mo tam
% oc IN lhe chair and proceeded 10 Vote
ro Hchs.o' 70 I'LL tho vacancy caused by the
; Inc combined vote war "a fo,,ou, a..
R Mnee.et IS Conkling 81 Jacobs 60 Corneli O
MMo a -, Laphan S. Foleer 2 BrsdIsv q
n Tha = Itemsioc 3, Crowley mo choiSs =
sanot, cenSehtion then proceeded to vote for
on of r Sb III Inc vacancy caused By the resigns.
, Fer Danew IS, Kernsu 81. gls,. 9c iaS result:
cornell 10. Crowley 4. Laphsm 2~no c SSGser
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Z u BLISHED DAILY u TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
EVENING, JUNE IA, 1881.
TITO Philadelphia Press ono of Gen. Ma

TIC FElIadeIptla PIts5, ono OF Gen. Ea
homes radical supporters, says the debt q1es-
ton has very little 70 d. With the division CT
parties 10 Virginia. Geo. Malone himself say:
tbs debt question is act q primary issu, IN the
coming moaigo. Thon the primary issue
mus: be either the practical abolition IF the
eali:a!Iou tax. which gees to the support of the
free schools. or tho ohlierstion Of race distito.
tons. including misoegcnston and mixed
schools. OF tho seizure and control If tho Offices
of tho State by the Generals followers and theil
negro allies, as these and the debt question ere
tho only iisu:s involved 10 the approaching
election on which the Mahonitea differ with The
democrats,
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English Faces.

LONDON. Juco ii. -Iroquois Wa II r,;,,,
Of Wales stakes at Ascot TO d.y. ''''
The race for the gold vlsn, distance tso nil,
came eff, aud was won by Lsrd Falrcub'.
4 years old b. +. Am5asssdress. TIC tcrSas >
place was secured By II. f. B,dairptos,
3 years cl1 b. G. Monsrch, Sir Jobu AsIas,,
5.yesrs old oh. h. Peter Coming ia las. OsIS
tho hrao named rap,
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Tho comparatively Insignificant decrease 10
the assessed vauo Of her rcal estate, the increase
IN tho value Of her personal property, tho Cap
itsl ard immigration now pouring ioto her
several parlP. and tho advancing thrift ard
prosperity evargWhelo apparent. all 20 to shos
that Virginia is fully able to pay au Interest
satisfactory 10 her creditors. on all her legal
ipGcbtcdrtss
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General Johnston is neither Senator ucr q
member Of the House. es the POST ard R5pub.
Lem. It Washington. respectively designate
him. He IVES nembar OF tho House of Rep.
rescnLa'lVcs Of tho 46h Congress. tu. declined
denomination.
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Marine NiSasfn.a

HALIFAX, n. s., Jupe II -Tno 49,.
inc Bureau Veritss has u.t DubIi.bo91 teet!on o.
ins statistics Of ms,i.,me disas,fr, A so ,oao"
HHa.sng inc month OF April 1881 eoocern opoi'e1
- g. Esulrg vssses reported Loaf 20 pnnS; al!
~. SeEEnsn, II French. 6 American + iNGauish'
sueee a a..t,sn. Danish, EaIiAn, Pa,tp.
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ihc nsppy oscer Of THE Spepasr Phn,m,.
o.. SpeuceF, Mass, Mr. D. Wea,herbee.
"rl'fs: M5 customers speak ve,y highly of the
e!ta; Germs j remedy. s.. Jac,bs Oil, it bav.
,.e always given Satisfaction. Orc of Them
or: Henry }5Ioho7. It's baeo gtoa,y benefit, 4
ny hs Use 10 case oF,ssveie rheumatism snd 10
refers to 1t il terms of highest praise,
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Tho MGhone plr'y is not harmonious on the
sui G. o. este, for Will i o organ. the Rich
mood Wig, denources all class dstir iors.
ono OF the reasons ulg,d for the nomination of
its candidate fer Lieutenant. Governor was bis
noble BIRTH. -
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Congregation of Cardinals.

ROME. Jue 1.-the Dretto states TIA, tho
Pope has summoned special congregation
cardira's 10 pronounce upon Fs,Ler Cur,
new book enti.lcd Nav Italy and Oh X,sa,."
ard its b:ns placed 90 the index txYur.a,..
ious is Considered certain.
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EARLE,
ACCORDING to paper by d.. Haviland,

ACCORDING to paper by d.. Uavland,
Rad bstoFo the L2udon Madioal Associatoo,
th:r, is often 10 be found 10 Inhabited valleys
nu,h rhcunatism which ffequaptly r,.ul:s il
heart disease. The cause CT This in lis upioian
ls. that vscya do GOT get Iuficlcpt fresh air,
which Is 50 essential to vIgorJua If. The
Winds, IN tect. blos over them srd ros tarou:h
them. AID consequently emaualioDs ilonl The
sell ramain Instead OF bsirg dispersed. AS o
rule" remarks DR.. Hsvlaad, ''the cottsgcs Of
tho poor aud the msusiors of the itch are fauDd
10 those troughs of GIsesse-val!cys. If The
lands la The valleys were properly drsacd. these
eDalstlons from the S Ill Rcuid 10 c great i;aca.
sure cesse to exist, ant the valleys would al
mos! eQu,l tho hills in freedom rom disea:e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

In an editorial in yerterdsy's Gazstlo in ref
trerce to Gen. Mahone's speech on the abolish.
mept IF race Obstruction The word ''immigrs.
ton was improy erly put for nisceginsliou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

A. gentleman just from a trip through the
Valley, and whose opportunities fer asccrthiDirg
the s!nllment OF the people ero unsurpassed.
Informs US that Mahcnism in that section of the
Slate is deaf ard to revive it would be inpos-
sih'a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

4 PETRIFIED WoMAN-At the town of ida.
viile. sixteen miles west on the State Line tivi-
sion OF the Panhandle read. farmer named
Samuel Wilson was engaged day or two ego
IN removing the remains of his wife and wife
father to another epot in the cemetery. when it
WAS found that the Woman's trunk had turned
into stone of tlnty hsrdnesa. The limbs had
turned 10 dust. The trunk weighed about 800
pounds, while the woman during life weighed
40 pounds. OF the fathers remains nothing
wRs.left except the bones. The two bodies had
been buried within less than two feet of each
other. The woman once resided in Harrison
township, this county. and it WAS there she mar
led Mr.. Wilson.-L Chicago Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

Ii General Grant is to be believed-an i'm
possibility, sc,Ordirg to President Johnson and
Senator Srmnei-ths republicans Will have
either to leo! ex-senator Cooking or TO suffer
the loss of the State of New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14
Death from Small G'0x.

QUEENSTOWN. juno II "A fitemau I,aa.l
hetc from tho steamer Wi:oonsn on The ia
inst, uhe1 outward bound .rom I.iva7pocl f.,
New Yo,k, has died of small pcX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14
lutheran Church synads

ALTOONA. Pa, Juao l4.-Io tho Gene.
SYncd of the Lutheran Church this N ,rn;,n
it Was resolved to raisa s25 600 annually f,r
home missicrs sud Sl5 600 for church cz.ro
sion to be aprcr!ionsd aIo12 TIC disrr
synods,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

a Nav York dollar soro" was fobJct 8 I
nights ago Of eleven gold bracelets. SIX w,ch.,.
three diamond pias, ioust2ca go!d broechls s.!
hfy four 6uRer rings. Tho lass is csimq.,l.t
two dollars and .8eoty cents.