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IN ISHUmiyMorl1nn
Siashing the Estooi FROM Her
Daughters Es@ck--A Terrible Sto-
~ o. Cruelty ia Virginia.

Siashing the EsInoi from Her
Daughters EsccIl--A Terrible Sto-
~ o. Cruelty i.s Virginia.
RIcuHoND, Va March 10. -Iateli'eouce
recir,d here from Charlotte, n. g.. gives
the details If the brutal G.g4irg of q
mulatio pi.l By her mother with "a cow
hide The account h'oiee tlat the
piieous screma OF vwoman ia The Cali
fcrniu section Il That city uarlicd Ore
neighborhood about IL o'clock in the
morning. AS people ran TO THOR doors a
naked woman, bleeding r-um bier bail
To her stockings, iho Uuiy stitch which
was uu her body, rushed slj,liIg from
the door of the house. Sacru wuulY up
Inc railroad 10 the crossing, dashiI g across
this ttantically. Still screaming with
pain and terror fhe rGu down eu al.Dy
near by and broke masiy into house 100
yards from the street. 5. v.rli ,tis.ut
were passing tt the tiMa, some ladies
among The number. One or two m.i her
as she came up Vine railroad, ADD eI etru-
ped aside as IL - locomotive had been com
lng.
In about half an hour after this spec
tasle woman applied Go Justice neNmcb
i'i 20 III #II .I.N I'I a.I |I.N'...'s WHO. hN.
eaid, had torn her CiJjhu. from hu and
beaten her with cOwh.du. Slc removed
enough of her ClDlutug o. prove her qsscl-
ti0n lnnt NOT ain iuCu oi her body wac
ifoe from q bloody welt Sine was. che
said, Boy scIvarf ot e boarding house ou
IryoD aItlt she Won't bone Oh her
mother every fight, bus failed lsHt might
oo account Of tau weather. Tier mother
had met her on N.lt street ON her wav
home lhlt m0Tuup When they m. tbr
mother H,.d o asaYy TaWhId9 in her band
and ordered The Girl home "t1I tes,l
you, enc said, CHOW to- spend another
night in BUzzard's RoOst" The latter is a
place Of bad rcpute .n Charlotte The
girl, thoroughly afraid of her mother.
went The rest has been told She
could not endure the paiu Ut the rawh.de
upon Tire naked skin aud escaped from the
house, pursued by her igreas OF % mother
Tor o short aisiauco wish the recEing nido
uplitId.
ITJh1L FOR THIRTY DAYS.
The girls name De- Rcua lourr. and
That ot her mother be- Lizzie Young Tho
dau ~ handsome ard Ur.l. fn.
m"tuFr is ugly, black aud brutal ras
latter w1s SEN. OBJ j.i I.r uuy dash.
WH.n constable went ts arrest her
crowd uaI s..u.r.I around and tho *
cii.u.1t .a OBJ. vicinity U. great.
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Tlcia'm Dutch % considered oppio.
auous bg lhs Giua1s of thc present day.
p iHmore properly applicable TO Hollan-
las 'lan 20 citizens OF uic German En-.
Pic boz lg-a ibeo $50 years ago, when
E.u fomp ul,d the ocean 90 be- called
De,eam.n was esteemed IN honor.
Ihia vas 0nt more b.causc the Dutch
were gree. ia vpr than because the peo-
pa SO Holland were greet iu peace. In
los day One b1kers a .ale.dam con
'r.l.,i Toe da-1r.s Of She word. When
ptaaia'i11 drove dl.r-.r to- ruiu the
supremacy OF ihe s,a yas lost, and Hol-
"nf p.oaiIy sank 20 i'swescrt irsignia-
canoe }, tbo aGHrs Of tbs world. The
greatness OF Holland anl Trio weakness OF
the +srmlHs caused Che laftor 20 delight
iu calling themselves Da,chmon which
pr....a continued uugl tho time OF
Kaiser Wilhelm ilI and tao powerful
confederation under Bismarck The
n.me a.rmu' tH.o b...u re'ieved
'r." 'ao .d.um uaoys stactsd 10 IL
from 'e a.,1u#m O. ,hs ancient aavs.
end q ta. honor OF ths name German
has increased with M8 power Of tho
Empire, fo a.a1 tho oD,-ab,inm NJ
'Duchmau' h.s c,esDr.f, increased
With tbe decrease of power in the
Holland people. aud JHa mefamopboeia
i D1" so complete thaf Jg'chmau hpg
become q term of c,l,emp. 1l riti3D.
wife t.rmln. i- uo,o1 arc respected
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unrh on Priyn1c nnIzen

The Chicago Nc,os in answer to
the question, "who is Private Dali
zell?" says: He is an editor in
Ohio who ia the laughing stock Of
The profession, an eg tisLical fellow
who believes bis chief end in life is
20 write letters and see his name in
print. He has not brains enough to
be insane nor sense enough to pre-
vent making himself constantly ri
.diculous.
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The Murder al Mount savage.


CUMBERLAND, March Il.-Tba
particulars oi the killing OF Jos.
Pratt by Alexander Thrasher, at
Mount Savage, mentioned In The
Gazette yesterday, are az follows.
On Sunday last while Joseph Pratt
Was e.e!t ning with some ladies,
Ibiasher threw SNOWFALL at Pratt.
which led to quarrel between
them. On Wednesday the. three
Pratt brothers We're returning home
IN their fathers wagon. When
Tbra, her Jaw the wagon approaching
he drew off Lis coat and called to
the Pratt eoys to cone out, saving
he was ready for them and could
thrash the three of ;nem. joseph
Pratt sIightel from the wagon aud
exchanged few blows with Thrash
en-, aud finally cInched with him.
Inrasher then broke away from
Pratt's grasp aud ret eating few
steps drew and opened bis pocket.
knife. When Pratt approached him
again Ilrasbsr made = back banded
sweep ~ him, cutting bimin The len
breast directly over the. hemt.
Frank Pratt y 10 came 10 the broth.
er.a q assistance, wac badly cut in
The SIDE, but bis wound is not dan
geroue. Alter being stabbed Jo-
afh Pratt grasreI toe railing of Tho
bridge, staggered aud lsIl, dying in
i've minutes, Pratt was 81 yeare
sld IHrssherIs I'D years VI sgs
Tile latter ls somewhat betv.er aid
larger iaan t.s victim. Ns Frs aaw
in lho Cumberland jail, The excite.
meo. over tle murder .s very great
40 Mount Savage.
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only sixteen Millions.

Oh the many acts Of which the
Democrats in Congress may well feel
proud, the passage Of the Funding
Bill stands ioremosti which, by a
reduction of interest, provided for a
seyins to the people Of this country
Of SIS 10000 annually. This was
an act oil Democratic economy.
The Republicans, we believe.
claim to be tie party OF economy
and sound >nsncia! views, and speak
loudly in public places regarding it
and spare 10 pans to deuounce what
they are pleased TO term "Democ-
cratic extlsyagance," yet they.
through the great fraud they placed
in the White House, vetoed the bin.
The people now, through RepubIi-
can ecouomy % have The pleasure Of
paying out nearly sixteen nil ions
Of clean cash.
OF course the Republicans Of
Preston viii justify this action and
stl'l cry out against the "extrava-
sarce OF a Democratic Congress,'-
Probably goods zed dose Of con
sistency would be a good thing for a
lew Of them to ,oka about THIS
time
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An Innocent Little -ri'IHOrrsbiy
Tortured BY q pair 81. Alleged
Doctor.
LL,adyille Democrat


Tortured BY q pair 81. Alleged
Doctors.
IL,sdville Democrat
4 horrible story Of medical malpractice
IA this ciiy was related 70 a Democrat
reporter Yesterday, and the Information
comes through. such source that there ia
no reason 20 douot lis reliability. Nr.
VIM, vs.. Hickman. toe. boss carpenter a,
the Morning Stgr mine, has a little cirli4
yer. of So, Who, 4 few weeks ago, was
troubled Wilh t00ihsche. The tooth was
pulled and ueurs'gla;set in. MIR. Hick-
man being unfamiliar with the doctors in
the amp, ZEN, for ,ha fret ono be heard
VI, Who Was one OF those 2reienders with
'inpueercc and yilianiny enough toy 20
wherever dee Was called, AID take charge
~ auy COS, 10 matter how difficult. He
examined ne liills giyl, said she would ba
all right in few days under his treat
mem, and prescribed large doses Of
morphine, arsenic, mercury, quinine aud
iodine ~ potassium. The child took this
slug for several days, until her system
was tLod with poison and she was
brought 10 the point of death - The
quack then suggested that another pbysi-
clan be called ia for consultation, recon-
menuing msn wtll-kuown IN Leadyille
IS a mis-rly bachelor, too stitgy 10 mar
~ and mean enough 20 sneak into saloons
aud take ell d. drinks alone. Quack No.
sad tha, q1gck No . was a Physician
81 The h.shes. standing, called into all
difficult cases 5y his medical brethren.
On This representation Mr.. Hickman
consented ta.t The follow be called in.
lie wos Us hlIe 90 The qlack who called
BIN ~, sua IN q short time tho poor
Innocent Victim If their wretchcd quack-
list ivory tooth 10 her head, and the
mtl.gnaat poison prescribed for her had
entirely d,vopr,i her gums and almost
completely destroyed her lower Jaw.
The ut'e giu WAS Va terrible condition
.ni ber father. sc,irg how no had been
imposed upon, sent tor "A reputable pby-
stefan % see what could bee done. That
phyacian is Low rcmcyii the decayed
parts % tae lower jsv and thiaks that he
may be ab'c 10 ears some part OF the inv.
Olc oi Ia. qIschs has lett the ci'y, but
'he Other sni remains 90 practice his in
q1rles upon uusu-pacjug people. A
D-mucrst reporter oxamiacd the mouth
OF the poor tortured child, and left with
he firm conviction that the men who
brought her 10 That condi,ion.shouId be
'ANen "nt and hG'g- without the benefit of
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a msr bY Che name Of WbUo.r. who
BIAS f1- manv yeav oseu v.ea,ar both
ri .he m.r.l aad civil Jaws, located lm
s,If FOO C,.se county, Tom, mean three
yaar- since. ueerra li.T oa tao h..x of
French Broad RIVER o few miles below
Newport Under bio log dwelling Doc dug
o cellar end furnace, connecting .he auc
with The chimney OF bis dwelling. On
hjs furnace Dc ha1 a large pot, sufficient
% make run of about ten gallons from
'i.r aHtUuY yas srUeh Leading cG to
the river, which So uscI 10 run she e'oD
and water from lhs interior Oariufofm-
ant states tla, everything around tho Euf
looked perfectly innocent, sud gave no
more room for usp .oa than ODE ordinary
country cs5ie. Tds underground llr
n.lerY ua1 operated for more U1n tuo
ycaf. and would perhaps Iu1 several
years more bad 20 not been Chat Romeo
became angry atHs fs.d,r. the operator.
end rep rrd lu 20 George r. Iarzu.
revenue ma,rof Uambaa county. rto
rested Whrook aud tried him before
lle United suta C.urf, % Rockville.
found. bm uly 1ad sent h.m ,o me
Morr-town JlI, rloro be- u.ll remr'n %
short time
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Canphtnn Rig one.

Malone, who misrOpresenia the
people Of Virginia in tho United
States Senate, has very suddenly
cast his fortunes with the Republi-
can side of that body. Just how
much he got, when he sold himself
out, is not yet definitely known in
Washington but it is generally
believed that he caught a preti y
big ish.
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money under .his ac, shall report to the
Court the amount OF money in ri. hands
arising from tic tax ON dogs, and from
dtos imposed under this act, and for
which ne is accountable, and pay tho
s3mo into ITO county treasury tho
county court shall then, or as soon
thereafter ass practicable. audit the
claims reported 20 tho court under this
act ana allow 90 much OF each claim as
to the court seems just and right. and
alter auditing such claims ass shall Doc
paid out Of said fIuu, irit is sufficient o.
pay the Whole thereof, shall give orders
thereon o. tho persons entitled tLerclo
which ,ha be promptly pail by tho
sheriI out Of said funds. Blu. ~ 10 Shall
appear that there IS not sufficient funds
In tho hands Of the sheriff to paw The
amount Of claims audited, the court shall
give such order. as will divide tie fund
pro rutl amongst those entitled, which
shall De in full OF such claims.
7. That appraises to be appointed uu~
der section five shall not certify any
appraiscmcnt TO the court unless 80 be
proved 90 their satisfaction that tho per-
son claiming such damages has made
prone, return TO .he assessor OF tho doc
ownei or Kept by him.
s.. T1atall dogs On which taxes ara
paid arc hereby declared TO b. as much
Che subject Of larceny as personal props
crty.
@. That If any person shall hermit any
dog to he kept or remain about hi, on
her promises that is not returned hv
Linn or h,r to tho prsper assessor for tax
alton. or ON wi ich The taxes levied under
this act shall not Lo paid on or icforo tho
LIST day of March OF the voar uc.t after
an assessment is or should have been
m de. such person shall no liable 10 pay
o fine OF five dollars Ton each and every
dog 50 kept or permitted 10 remain.
which zine or fines shall ho recovered
by suit in the namo OF the state before
JUSTICE. as debts OF like amount gro bv
law recoverable. oua-ha thereof 10 be TO
the iniormer and Uie otler half t. be
paid into tho county treasury 90 Tie
credit OF tho fund above mou,..u. a
P,optle1 That ma. COS, or such nra,a.l.
ing shall be 2.ia out OF tGg county irons.
ury.
10. Bat th.s ace. shall not t,ke effect or
he al force i'm citEgr of tho r.lloyyiitr
,.,,,l c..rFrs t,-,r,t. t-.,,...l,
W Fi'' ID '"''',' i'.''C"'"' N"'o-i' "-''Il'
mason " e'@ei' "c"a'e', Nohph-ula.
Mcdowell, Wyoming, Mercer. Gilmcr
Braxtcn. Fayette. Nichols. PCrdloton
poc.b,rtos Preston II.p,n,,biro Min
49,, -, -.
r'''' '','''s'' Ivy OP~'"'' N'"''"'h'
D""undEo ana hardy uhtt tho same be
adopted bv vote of the people Of such
county iu tho manner provided for i'm the
next section.
q, ,r,..,,,,,,.,..,,..,..
0"'''J ,'"'' " any Que or
'""'' Oh INC counties meh'lohcd III the
next preceding section shall, upon the
petition of one hundred voters OF such
county. BEING i'm surh c1u,+ tr., d.
,.I.o go, -, ~
"P'" '"' I"''.i'"' "iN
n'r N"eh vote to DO ieNen at the next
s""ceedmg general or school election, To-
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noes .isDHurEP.
FaS'"1a ono gor tI,o Protection es
the other.

'he other.
\ bill for the protection of sheen. and
Imposing a tax On dogs and reDealiug
chapter 81 of tho acts of 1875.
BE 70 cH0ttcd by the Legisyufyre of Hest
I"gbtia.
!. That it shall be tho duty of every
assessor annually TO list all dogs over
four weeks old owned or kept within
his district, particularly noting the NUM-
Der owned or kept about any one huuse.
giving such description of each as he can
conveniently obtain. distinguislir, lac.
tween males and females And for ui.
pIrpose he may examine on oath any
person found i'm his district. The fact
that any dog is kept or allowed 10 ror,,ip
aoout aUy house shall Je deemed sun.
ciont tidsncc to authorize tho assessor
to return tho persons iuhabitiu1 said
house a, tho owner Of such dor.
Two copies of such list for each mac
istcrial district shall be returned nv fine
assessor to the clerk Of The county court
ofhis county ON or before the time fixed
for laying the county levy in each year.
?. Tho county court stall ANNUALLY
levy a license tax on every dog so listed
of fifty couts on males, and one dollar ON
females. Any court may discriminate
"a to each owner cf moIo than ono dog
by increasing the amount IF tax on each
additional dog. And the tax so levied
shall be paid by tho persons respectively
in whose name the dogs shall be Ii ted
3. The clerk shall, within ono month
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snl Grand Duke Alexis. have left London
for St. Petersburg.

sul Grand Duke Alexis. have left London
for st. Petersburg.
THE SEws AT wAsHIyGroH.
NEW YORK, March l3.-The Tribune's
Washington dispatch says ,hst the news
of :he death Of the Car Of R1syia by the
explosion Of an incendiary bomb reaches
there early ia The afternoon and created
some excitement IN the hotel lobbiss and
among the Cflcc-seckers. The information
came in special cable dispatch from
Minister Foster, at s.. Petersburg, % Sec
rotary Blaine ard, was by him submitted
TO the President The records Of the
State Department contain some very carr
est expressions of syma,by on the part OF
the Russian government at the
ASSASSINATION or ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
and it is a remarkaba5lo coincidout q SINH
lar dispatch wss to- day added rendering
the sympathy Of our Government 10 the
Russian Imperial family because the CHIEF
of The nation has fallen by the assaesiu's
hand. The Ru sian Minister called AZ "a,
residence Of Secretary Blaine in tbe after
noon aud received The hrst Information a
the tragedy
DOCTORS BULLETIN.
ST. PETEUsBUuG, Iarch I8.-Tho doc
tors bulletin, published at 3 O'clock ia the
afternoon, stated that both leg, were
broken below The knee, the lower paft oil
the body seriously ipjlred and the left
eye torn from The socket. Grand Duke
Michel was not burt. The assaesius were
disguised as peasaats. one report state.
that one Of them was SD roughly handled
that be has since died an the army Of
hccrs have boea ordered to remeia in tn
barracks.
The Council Of tho Empire, under The
Presidency of the Czarwitcb, was ETH
sitting at midnight. The manifesto will
be published Monday. Service viii b,
held at the Winter Palace Monday after
noon. The new Emperor viii receive Nh,
homoge Of The officers of state. Wher
Col Dorjoky fret askcd the assassin hi,
real name be replied, 8ouasaukon.
SHrCE 10 KtIsFR WIIuPT,.
BERuE, March 13.-The news Of Tho
death OF the CIR was fearful shock e
Emperor William.
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Preston County, the Dog Law, and
SsHefOrme

In another column we publish the
dog law as passed by the Legisla-
ture.
1t ia, in our opinion, the best en-.
actmsnt upon the subject that we
have yet seen, avoiding, as it does,
the defects of the law Of 1875. 1t
authorizes the officer to levy on
property for the collection of the
dog tax, and even offers a reward Of
one dollar, besides he tax assessed
for every dog killed by the officer,
on which the tax is not paid.
a further, and we may say very
wise provision, is that which pro-
Vidss that before person shall lie
eatitled to any damages, for sheep
that are killed, out of the sheep
fund, he shall prove, to the satisiac-
ton Of the appraisers, that he has
made a proper return TO the Asses
sor Of the dogs owned or kept by
him.
Bat while we have 80 good law,
we are sorry, and 80 will all the
the people who have tie prosperity
Of the county at heart, be, TO know
that this Law is not in force either IN
Preston or Monoagalia county.
Two clsaseI Of men figured in the
Lsgislature-oue Of progressive
sdeas who preferred the welfare Of
she State, and the DEVELOPMENT Of
sheep culture, to the society Of the
messbacks ard The votes Of the doc
owners. They we're 30 favor Of th:s
Law, and that it should app.y to tbe
whole State by force Of ths ler.Is-
turs ensctmsnt Tie o,ier class
preferred The society Of tls NOSE
backs and the votes Of Che dog own
ere, to the welfare Of our State ana
the development Of sheep culture
We are sorry to be c9rs'rsiucI DO
say that The Senators alI Rsrressn-
taiives representing Preston snl
Monougalia counties sssmeI 10 have
belonged TO The latter class II
must be very gratifying 10 Hon.
Geo. @. StUrgiss, and other reform
ers' who predicted The downfall Of
the State on account Of Bourbon
rule 10 zee Preston and Monobqs
liza, the banner Republican counties
OF the State-the only counties in
the State having a soHJ Republican
representation in Tho Leg.slslure-
placed, in point Of progress along
with the counties Of Boone. Ne
Dowell, Webster and Logan. while
Tucker, Randolph, and other back
counties, bound forward ahead of
sAe sixth county ib the State. Yet
all this is by the express dos.re Of
this solid Republican delegation.
Had John W. Gdsemsn Represented
,bs county 10 The Senate 10 would
lave been otherwise
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SINCE the bill, regulating the
practice Of physicians in this State
has been passed by the Legislature,
several physicians, to our knowledge
are mSkldg preparation to attend
college and earn the diploma re-
duired.
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The authorities Of the Method let
Episcopal church are appointing
delegates to the Eucumenical Con-
ference to he held in the City Roads
Chapel, London, England, the first
week in next September. We no
tice that Hon. J. c. McGlew, Of cur
town, has been appointed as dele
ega.e.
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1T Is the expressed opinion e Gen.
Grant that the Worlds Fair Com
mitlee will not be able to make sat
isiactory arrangements for show
IN 1888
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THE NIHILISTS WERE -tTLAsrSrc-
CESsFTL.


explosion resulted Ia his death
The following telegrams were received:
ST. PETsRsBURo, March 10.
TO j. q. B,a6C, Secretary Of .Stgto, Was&~
iagioa
The Emperor was wounded in his car
riage to-day by bomb. The extent Of
the injury is not yet known.
LS'gncol FOSTER.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 10.
10 j. q. Bia6,e. Sccrctaiy oC suite, Wosl>
ing'0R:
The Emperor is dead.
LS'gnedl FOSTER.
Upon receipt Of the second dispatch
from Dir. Foster that the Emperor was
dead, Secretary Blaine cabled as follows
Roster, AmeicoJt Minister, A.. Pc,orsJi,rq:
Express 20 the Minister Of Foreign Ar
fairs The sentiments OF sorry with which
the President and people Of the United
| States have heard of the terrible crime OF
which The Emperor has bee a victim aud
their profound sympatby with the Impc-
rial family and the Russian people in their
great 'tiiciion. BLAINE,
Secretary
49, -'i'', ~ l' -A' 'nC I'm
u;a,.,HI.- 80 -'-5 .'0"i p"'o"0 u
50 GU W. 0'o0A % 'nooy
'., w. l1o W.. d ooiND was 'n'o"h ana eX-
F''''u ""'''' VIC N""' Carriage cong
considerable damage 10 the carriage The
% ~ 'i.'N''' D''' " S70OuO Oon'O
o' ~ N'' '''''
,, S'iN '''''I" boIr LLo5
-',y, ''o Nlie'' a"' ''-'i' 0''"H "'h'' ''t
.o'g ~ I',,s' nc y ~ was ''''n'o'"'C'y
W., ~ - o." ''0"l's0'''oS ''A'e 10 'Ao
N'N"' IaIace' "n're ne died At 4:oo This
- - ''g ,.i,, ~" .,''o''a "''' concerned
-. '',,,' o''' "'.''" was 'e'H-o ''lHe
''''''J, '"o ~ P'o3''iI ''oo Ni''eu an on
''' 'i'U Two O''oAcN7' many policemen
anu o'"els were injured
n' 'iH''"' i'eSSs''se' iA'h's Tie ioI-
io"lUs announcement w
goa VIII. mas Doen dona AT 3;25
C'ooN 'h,S N'"nu@' a'IeIhooh inc Al
80 o-'',u nc l-'n '''Gr 10 himself
~" --'Uu''' ,''|,e us u'A'h the Am-
P' 49,. -1os'' -, 'n0 ,'''' ',h'n'
1870. a Ut. .c'SouTg
nav '"u Ihp'''"'
i''so ""s a''"c~eu on lhe Ekaternoi-
SKY cau"' opposite 'he Imperial stables,
WINE 'he Emperor was returning with
0Fanu poSe Michel from Michel palace IN
o,'Seu Ca'''age' escorted 10y eight Cos
"' nv JON" itI' near inc car
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

CnT C0UNcL.-An edaucuc3 mastiag Of
the tI'y GouG2iI sill DO hold TO night for the
p1ipoao G E;ccivio: the report OF tie spacial
roua!!:2o apD2ia'ci i'c.si43 niphs las. to
c;as4-f, !" c.: j. c 10, NH iuo Sinking Fa1d
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