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, 1881-10-11

WyTitEsILLc. Va. Oct. t0+-1icnry Crockett
wis shot t!cnd tut1ny by Charles Jones. Erockett
presumed upon did acquaintance. and addressed
Mrs. Jones' fatnlItarly. She informed her bus
band, and tho shooting followed.
, 1881-10-11

HuiuftfHE lIlht
1tE Mt:Ann A MAN WENT ro r1iUMAs' 1loCsE
to vet him % attend funeral. It was t, tho
avealns. and aon,Y yaans peoplo were PIP p!ay9
car,l, i, Tho rMrlor; The nian wnitnd ~ TIC
car!. .playi''a. Ths n',,ii i i@i iuoa iraine,i i
MothA,st, w, ~ ,he pfrtu.l!cc. aEain.t .Mr'.
saW a' isft wi"s s"nkInx XIII 's kw " his si:
II'ss, md went f9r ni!lthor minister. Ain'?susu
nskcd tho defendant II these things could be
ttE nErtiED THAT THEY coUt1,,
y tho, rart!ca would testify as reported. Tho.
.irsenfAht. knew Ambrose for live ynars, aud
tS!r 5ssI0ps hs s1ss not sns1 a e y 5
Amurnse Ut Lake iyti.f. but neser know him T.
" reporter farA paper n chlsaHn. nll't ,lnt
Mttiei0s c0npaincsf Ut. lint AiatirNse hth nny
tiuwsDaIhrr u.lnttcctt1n A1mo time hftcr tho de-
wro;u lilo Interview il, II tho ap pnpcr RI referr. IT,
thul9h ut tt,s tltnr hp Ind not seen tho Mrtcsn.
Tho ilcfc,l.aMt suist IN had 10 idcu tho co.,yrr
sutiUN WtAllu u! published, hecnust hu reRn,ucd
1t ns strictly prtsittc.
THE ATTENTION nT rftE DEFENDANT
wns next etltc'l I" tho Plumb aiti,laylt. ai he
ts.'''et tl.t nv nn no sseo!lsst!Sn of yng
s!ss ~ ss 's ,!u ,fi los ss sns ;'s'ss tSssa
aba;s Es'y: haired .noshors.', hs Sskci ths 'lc:
lcn!ant the rcas' tnr saytrg y. Thu .!.fs,IdMt,t
dull Plumb beinR In tuari,9, aud ietnlihnt rt,-
puntud In substance tho GtIfvursnt tIi hNtl with
AulDr1,sr, hut he thought Htrt btluliy. Tho
defendant wns usked hy SOME one II he was not
severe IN Thofi,nH. Jocosely ho reptHl. "Fhat
r wSS e. S snyxst III s rspss Re- ' a Eys ry oS ty
with Thoh'ns louK enonxh." Tho uolenAant
thUll
1ll:rLfED tn THE TURNER AFF1DAviT,
and sa!l that. substantially. It was q rc,,rouc-
r1lu defendnnt vent to Turner's Utilize tho night
Mttor reading thn paraar1ph In tue paper, d and
!ictnmens letter. ctu,n next. and tho do
fendnnt stalcd that, a few days
Ss sa1scr 'aG yos s se q o ho ihs otnas sxs
~ E!gln md asked to hc authorized to coltr'-
diet this statement. lie answered no. Tho yonnE
delIed having authorized the publication. mud
asked II it w9re true. The dcfondaut answered
'hst + xs ss!a'sy ~ g. e.: raouasrhe DE-
wny run Lake l,l,ltf e Evanston, and bslcyel
icndunt declined TO glvo tho natno of tho third
party In tho conversation at ctark streot
Objected to, and objection sustained. ....
The tscfeG!Ant anld tho pmrty WIN called at
Or. Tho!nns hause nbout funeral wa not thu
party who told tho 8t0ry nbout tho catu.p!hyfls2.
1ln declined t., stly who did. ...-.I.
Question objected to: aud ob1couon SUSTAINED,
tho Gt,uHsGl for tho dptnhsg UlAsnituE thnt thu
issue was tic nn!.nus oI iho defendant, aud
NOT THE THGrtt OF THE 4ALLEnArIUSs.
Tho cDl1,,se1 ubleetc,l to tho nucstion whether
defendant unucrstotNl ttlAt tho prosecutor wt1,t
"prSsI 1n u II II t sho a abstst oScc'ion W ss
tsltncd.
Dr. Thbnns thought It 1lu h1rni t0 IN tHtn ret-
durcnInnt .lMl not say to Ambroso tlat Dr.
na9m"s lo S sa Ss %rtiss va. t s aSot 'Ss 19x ews n
paper paltf i1 tho conversation. The defends;tIt
h" nneS :. calioi AbTosv a 9onGM III I'll ~ lid
wnnt bohemian mount. {l.HnKhtBr.j Plumb
, 1881-10-11
YII,aL RESI'ORAIITIc.
nlgppDs VITAL RESTORATIVE
Restores Nervotls aud thystuat Debility, etc.
uo1us of " pills, st,ao; lu4 ~; ~ ~


efissua llgYta. lila' lses.osatyo .na euanasa lt*
ialuoatpv IN q. Louis. ca!lsnK l!u,suIf iy uxunt
las sUl4 fAud tho guoAe sui IN tu uIagkut dan
assa tss.s.n!saot ny iables a,!a t!aaa;aafk: 4a4
yuaE druxRls asx hi14 Tor written GuaraIlleu ihIt
the ARTICLE hu4 1san tuIutlAss4 un9Ct 1ruu s,e, "
fuM behHACk, St0Yu1le1tb u.
y. Il. SllEaNuSE. ". D.. s0i9 tFap.
tThe genuine 4sln bo AAl 0t tia1s i H!oakk l'ungt
liuvse. thteaHu. uud Al druggists. VAN bCllAAEk.
bFEY kSsOS ~. v anl u Laku+at. WHOLESALE
u. HLsssnus.l aNruse IL fortplt eu fur any fall
4r ~ cure with tticsds Vital lt*atusn<u tunQHs
ils apVe.a nasGu). fur anyt tlApurN " lnluFl.
uus In ii, Over ull III tAs IHLtul aLutaS 4uas
1xvu Llun vuattsl Sltain taa last nSs tesrs,
, 1881-10-11

AT ALLENTOWN, IA.
ALLENrUwH, Pill, Oct. 11.-The tanucry OF
Mosaar & Keuk, in this city, burnud. LOSS, S3o.-
wv; insured.
, 1881-10-11
AT BATTLE CREEK, MICH.

Svteial Dlspatth 70 Tic tAltaoo TFIL4Hs.
nATrIE Ci,EEK, Mich, Oct. 10.-T. ", nurkc'a
grocery store burned tuday. Loss TIL stuck,
xl,b0U; loss I'll building, which wAs uwned by J.
EchiIlluR, q, 4,UU: insuret. lor $l,UUp Mrs. 81. 4.
tiMtes Il tcIAut III the 9ocz.Ilu stury, lust SUI.
anu bareIy escaped With her life.
, 1881-10-11


Qu1:nEc. Oct. ln.--Tho carf1 0f tho steamer
Curcnh. nuw Ill tue r,cks. II hefng taken to tho
city. About :eO cntlte nrr Tn baard.
, 1881-10-11

IL &JH1NFV 1As 1IkE9V5Ns
FHtLAbEklTtiA, l'tL. tlct. 10.-Er, John flu
chNnlln wis today sentenced 10 yGnr's fu,pris
on.nent and flHc ut st,000 FOR selling bogu
medical dip0mas.
, 1881-10-11

\ FATAL EXPLOSION.
pHtLApEtrli1A, Oct. 1U.-Tnolnas Grul!y'A dye
wurlss hurnt hfter Hi explosion Of the h.,llcr.
Tho engineer WIS killed. Two others were aeri-
Uuyty Injured,
, 1881-10-11
KILLED WITH 4 NECKTOKE.
dpfetst DispattA ia Tat CIht<<eo IribnMs.

OMAHA, Mob, tsct. l0.-laAes Lucas. aged n.
llvl OIL q Sioux City FacIt!c trAtn tuday, near
Wispcr, Neb.. " he was teluy confcted to htE
hosnu III Fremont County. Iowa. Aa bud heeu
, 1881-10-11

e13arunlHt4r E1frtt:Bd titr temperature uuYhAon,
utit INSTRUMENTAL urfor.
hluuM bnr,IlnutDr. 3I.lat.
Mean thcrEHGE1t1t. 5!-t.
MUM humidity, ij.I.
AIN tttllNn temperature. .stA
1tIuIsl ttlnuDFaturU. NV. ...-
uESkHAI, OuSEstvATIOSH
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23

The year now closing will be mem
orable in the history of our Govern
ment. A crime which appalled, the
American people and shocked the civil
lied world was committed upon the
person of the Nations Chief Magistrate.
The profound grief occasioned by his
sufferings and death still exist among
all classes of our citizens. Yet it is a
source of pride and thankfulness that,
throughout the intense excitement at
tending the attack upon the late Presi-
dent, his long and heroic struggle for
life, his death, and the consequent
change of administration, law and order
have reigned supreme. This evidence
of governmental strength is matter of
especial graduation. While the citi-
zens of Nevada have not been favored
with exceptional business prosperity,
marked improvement is manifest, and
the outlook for the coming year is
bright. AS people we have cause for
thankfulness.
Wherefore, in accordance with the
of the President of the
United States, I, John H. Kinkead,
Governor of the State of Nevada, do
hereby appoint and designate Thurs
day, the oath days Of November, A. d.
1881, as day of Thanksgiving to the
Supreme Ruler for the manifest bless
ings we enjoy, and urge upon the peo-
pie of this commonwealth hearty
union in its appropriate observance.
JOHN II. KINKEAD,
Governor of Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23
Gufteau.
WASHINGTON, November 9th

| WASHINGTON, November 9th,
prison van in which Guiteau was con
veyed to the court this morning wa
escorted by six mounted policemen, ir
addition to the two officers who rode
! upon the van. After reaching the
prisoners room Guiteau partook of q
hearty breakfast and expressed himself
satisfied with the police arrangements
to insure safety. John Guiteau was in
court soon after o'clock and obtained
subpenas for six additional witnesses.
1t is understood that Scoville expects
to secure the services of Trude of Chi
cagO later in the week. Several lnedi-
cal experts summoned by the defense
are in attendance this morning, among
them DIR. Rice of Wisconsin, who has
long known the prisoner, and who, it is
said, advised his commitment to the
insane asylum four years ago on the
ground of emotional insanity. Guiteau
was brought into the courtroom shortly
after 10 o'clock and Scoville resumed
his argument. He called the attention
of the jury to the plea set up by the
defense of insanity and discussed at
great length the growth and changes of
public opinion upon the subject of in
sanity and its treatment by courts when
set up as defense in criminal cases.
He cited numerous rulings in several
noted cases and claimed that as the
plea of insanity had been set up by the
defense, the burden of the proof rests
with the prosecution.
Why" said Sceville, even Presi-
dent Garfield said, why did this man
do it ? He must be insane Blaine
must have believed Guiteau insane"
Corkhill here arose, and with much
emphasis said: off you will allow me,
Mr.. Scoville, President Garfield never
said he thought Guiteau was insane.
He thought him sane all the time.
6lalne never thought MIN insane. He
las said, under oath, that he believes
him sane"
Scoville explained that he spoke |
rom information derived from the
newspapers and would not take issue
N the statement He then took up
he history of the Guiteau family, who
we're of Husuenot extraction and who
lad, he said, retained to the present
lay as their marked characteristic the
turdy adherence to religious convic-
ions which caused the expatriation of
he Huguenots. He asserts that in
anity was hereditary in the family.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23

A curious case has just been decided
in the California courts. Nicholas
Sepulveda and Francisco Salazar were
jointly indicted for the crime of grand
larceny, and tried together in the Santa
Clara County Court. The jury rendered
verdict in these words: We, the
jury, find the defendences guilty as
charged in the indictment" The
clerk, in recording the verdict, correct
ed photography, and wrote the word de-
PENDANT for defendences. Upon appeal
to the Supreme Court by Sepulveda, it
was determined that the record Of the
clerk must be taken as the verdict rem
dered, and as there are two defendants
on trial, verdict finding the defendant
guilty, without specifying which one of
the two defendants, was void for I'M
certainty. A motion was then made
in the Superior Court on the part of Sc
pulveda that he was discharged upon the
grounds, first, that he was in jeopardy
by the former trial, and as the discharge
of the jury was unauthorized and illegal,
he was released thereby; second, that
verdict end construction of it by the
Supreme Court, one of the defendants
was acquitted, and as it could not be
made to appear which was acquitted,
either was entitled to the benefit of the
presumption of acquittal. Superior
Judge Beldeen has just decided that he
sees no escape from the conclusion that
the defendant is entitled to his dis
charge under the verdict in the case,
and consequently Sepulveda has been
set at liberty.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23

the devil is to pay in the Indiana
University. The reckless students have
invited Bob Ingersoll to deliver a COM
mencement grafton. The Mortified IA
Guilty is trying to cancel the engage
ment, but the students will not con-
sent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23

The failures repor ted for last week
number 1913 against 147 week before
last. OF these the Middle States con-
tribute "a, the Western States 80, the
Southern States 81, the Eastern States
%, and the Pacific Coast States 8.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23
PERSONAL.

LNRIEND L.. RECEIVED LETTERS | AN SICK
abed at Room IA, Central House, the Postotice
c street, Virginia L
no2O-lu
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23

The fellows who are too bashfal to
look at girl are just the ones to strike
friend for the loan of So with all the
gail Of government mule.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23

Moncure D. Conway, tho well-known
correspondent and magazine writer, is
an advanced Liberal and breaches in
London. An American recently re-
turned from Europe was asked if he
heard Conway. "Oh, yes" he said.
4" Were there many there ?" "Oh, no.
Only three persons and no God"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23

The New York building inspector
says 800 buildings are in process Of
erection and 800 undergoing repair,
while he has only I6 examiners to
watch them, as we'll as to Investigate
complaints. There has been SIS, OOO,-
600 more spent this year than ever be-
fore in the history Of the city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23

aaan2s EUe.Ea p fa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23

This hotel the most pleasantly and centrally located
the city being the principal business and the
State Capitol =
The Culinary Department is under the management Of
experienced beads and expense will be spared in sup
plying the table with the best the market affords.
J. W. SHARP formerly Of the Revere House Naps
California; Manager.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23
the oRM SPY HOUSE

Is the headquarters for al the stage lines leaving Carson
TRANSIENT Rates. ", " SO and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23

Tickets admitting Gent. and LADIES', Sc 90
p6- The Best OF Music will be in Attendance. 16a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-17
NEWS OF TIE DAP,

Ihs Oaio Republican Assc culon OF WISH
l,S;oo save RECEPTION 10 Speakss Keifsr list
night.
The total values of the txptrs of domestic
bresdsiDtls dutoV the mYo.h OF Nogsnbar,
1881, wee SIS. 025 $50.
Marshal Brown, so Old and prominent Cit
z,u OF WsstioQtor, died las: tight, alter 40
illness of SEVERAL weeke.
Msi IF Il. Fl. Glass. Of Lfuehb1rg, has &C
eepted the position Of Virgioia editor Of the
Baltimore Times.
Tie tota! nunbsr Of o.sts OF smallpox 10
Baltimore size, November !. ss reported yes
terday, vas twenly-eisht of whom rina ded.
DAVIS gho killed Tripett. OF O.sau, Fauo aier
c2uoty, a., and then made his escape,is still at
| large. A reward for his srte5! has been
offered.
The firm Of X. w. l. Rasin L. Co., extensive
| manufacturers ard dealers 10 ierliiEags, in Bal.
Inore, have made so assignment Tor Inc bni
Il! Of tteir creditors.
The gentleman 10 Vienna who gavs SCI 800
10 alleviate the sutfarpgs Of the families of he
victims of the Ring street Theatre ire is Ia.
sd AnctIosD, named Goettel
The nomination of Bet iimin Harris Brew
! S'S'' va Soict " 10 &AttOluey OCucIa
vas made By tho President yesterday, sud ir
the executive session Of tho Seuate tho pomi-
nal'n WAS referred TO the Judiciary Committee.
| MIR. Blaine states tia! Mr.. Ohrisiaucy never
bad al obstruction 10 rsoogniz, the Caldsron
government except upon certain o3ndiioos, the
fuIfilGeot of which By Peru was left 10 De de-
sermned By MIR. Ctristiancg.
| 10 the House Ct Representatives yesterday
Mr. Cox, Of New York, introduced bill max.
ing 40 appointment OF representatives in Con
eIess under the leoth GENUS. The death oil
Representative O'Coaper Of South Carolina
ives snrcuuced, ard the Housa. Gu! Of respsoi
to his memory. sdsurncd.
Ga Monday last litllt -.b,ca yes. Did a0n O
CaIhriao Maoncy, who is 10 ,ha empty O
Mr.. James Beckham. tICulreper @. H., Va.
was 80 badly burnt that he lived only feS
| hours ettfr the accident. The mother left tht
child sl.ne in room Rpd when she returned
ttu:d that its clothes had taken fro and burned
enllrey eff. The skin was also burnt off fior
the ankle to the mouth.
A difficulty occurred 90 Wednesday sss OF
the Eastern Shore in Caroline County, Md
between two iarm.ri uamad James j.. Payne
and Ioho Bsnoh. which resulted 10 The death
OF Btanch. who was tenant OF Payne. Tne
difficulty sr0se froE: Tie noe psgmfu! Ct rent
Ihe reporS states that PtyNs was seriously
hur:. The men fought with clubs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-17
TO.DAY''S TELEGRAPH NEWS
The London Times OH mr.. Blaint's
Dispatches.

LONDON. Dec. 1.-The Times 10 lis leading
article this morning On Mr. Blaue' dispatches.
already q1oad from, after saying, The letter
OF The law ia on the side Of England" continues
as follows: The c;untrg waich seeks to sat il
aside may be fairly asked to propose seme
equivalent. If ioternslionsl good faith is to
coun' for uohins, with what show of reason
ean E1Rlssd bs required 10 allow the highway
between iso cossns 10 b. piscd updsr Aneri-
GAO control. auG in war AID peace alike to be
commanded By American guus2 Mr.. B aine
must remember that !rtedou of passage be-
tween the tHo oceans oan 10 no ros:lbe evant
beoone sd exclusively American risht. The
W5cle world has 40 iateress in the maintenance
OF the free use Of great highways"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-17
letter from Richmond.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gsz,lte. |
RICHMOND. Va, December lG.-A pile OF
applications for leaves of absence were granted
to-day, evidenciog The fsot that the members
oil The Leafs allure ara getting ready to retL 70
hons lo7 their Christmas holiday. The work
will 70; b, commenced until after the lecosl--
thai Is, III, great work of rtfoIm which is TO
cut down expenses AID to make model GOV
crnnen! of this CID hulk of State. you know,
Il seems that there are still some ftals 10 tho
teadluser ranks that the example stt BY Mi.
Falssko Walden. of New Kant, of speaking out
sgalnst ring rule und bossism, will be followed
b7 some other crriDg brother, and threats of
Xoom muolcslon are m de 10 suca terms as 10
Indicate that The sinners ooptemr la!ipg such
mlVe bad better beware. Suspicion seems 10
rest upon some member Of the Party of Pro
gress. but his name hiss not yet come out.
A well-knowu rasdjs5ter remarked TODAY.
when asked who were candidates for the circuit
iudgeship 10 bis district, Every readjus.er
lawyer in the district" The fact is, there
we're moro sudden conversions to establishment
ldat before election day among lawsers than
ATTY other class OF citz,ns. Ii must have been
the teachlog OF their times that bad conveyed
the idea that tho REIMBURSEMENT party rroper
bad but Dcagre number Of good lawyers 10
its racks. while there was large lumbar OF
iudgeshirs to DO filled. So they CANA ever,
aud it is understood that more than ono of
these latter lay saints 10 the tabernacle OF the
law will set good place, while the humble
devotee OF t@o year., cour!ship at the Malone
shrine s,cs thst which be thought was bis own
sip, into the grip Of another, and be bitterly
Comments. bow justice can be s.er It can
be satisfy said that three tourths Of The nan
who vi | be elected 10 adgssbip, did not vote
with the resd iuster party, sud, what is better
test, 90: with the rcsdius!er party Two years
sgA
Genator Berry. Of Amherst and Nelson has
introduced , bill Of great inlele eat to lawyers,
It is short and simply ,rovides that answers 70
bills and petitions IN chancery shall be consider
ed ss plead!ngs only, and shall have no weight
or effect az evidence on behalf of respondent,
The bill ia now being considered by the Com.
nit!ee for Courts of Justice.
1t is generally understood that Mr Marshall
Hanger, the gentlemen Of most pari AID entsry
the democrats as their :elder The leadership
Of the other sids is between Mcssrs. Cro.s. of
Eabssmond Frazier, Of Rock bridge, and FAR.
Of Fairfax. Mr.. Frazier is the Oldest in leeisla.
tive experience and while of course he has not
yet spp Jared upon the aoor it is understood that
he will be recognized as one of the prominent
members Of his side It is said that Mr.. Fsrr
has concluded TO retain Professor Holland, Dr.
Huffner's chief clerk IN the eame Capacity with
him when he enters upon his duties az Superin.
tendent of Public Instruction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-17
PUBLISHED DAILY q TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, DECR. Il, 1881.
General Mahone'a htm, organ s,ys:

I'VE trust that tho Established Church OF
Virginia will really be disestablishsd ~ the til
umph o! rad astment."
The established church of Virginia is the
holy Catholic Church. LIS ministers open the
daily proceedings of The General Assembly
With prayer. and. by tho most binding lsS.
that Of prescription are respected and venerat.
I'd throughout the limits Of the Commonwealth.
LIS authority is recognized by the statutory laws
It the State. and its property is exempt from
s.xhion. Under its iraasnc, the children Of
thu State are reared according to the prinoit es
Of morl!ity ADD 10 tho faith of the Gospel,
Which, MIR. Iogeraoli to the con- ary. any RET :
soaable man must SEQ is better than 20 faith at
all Bot. notwithstanding all this. i: is to be
olaesabished by the readus!ors. Well. toe TIC
tH General Mshones aid be had the church to
oiptond with 10 bis recent Contest. and as the
csuIch ws5 defeated it must suffer tho woe Of
The coIqusred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-17

Fer the first tims tie solid resdjuste. vote h.s
been split. The Job wss ACCOMPLISHED 10 dag
upon the motion Of Dir Cross to amend the reso.
luton for Christmas recess go IS 10 pro.
vide that the Legislature shall assemble on the
I'd Of January instead OF the 4th IS sgrsed to by
the Senate Mr.. Cross gave o reason for his
mendment that the new Governor would be
iD.tAl!ed then ard his thought il would be az act
Of courtesy if the members were here 10 receive
him On that dag. His fellow res5iussers, how.
ever, could no. see it in tha. light ard voted
it down. The average member enjoys his Christ.
mas recess and it was beautiful 10 see how the
two parties united 10 this matter.
STRnNGR1W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-17
1 IL z, 4

On the In ,tning. of Saturday, Dec H. h, lssl,
Mrs. MAkGAhsT WHITTlNGTON,i in IN.
18Th year of her a2e. ~ Hex funeral viii
take plsco from The reeidence Of her n.ia.Aw,
James s. Douglas, on Gem ,rpn street. NJ ondsq
Dec. 10, 1881, 1T IL ococa q. IN
Thursday evening. December Is. 1851, JOuE
COW LING, Jr., aged IS years @- Funeral
FRI IN his late residence, tomorrow {5unda, al
2p. IN. Relatives aad friends arc invited to
attend.
On Friday evening. December 10Th, OF water
on the braiD, WlLuELMlAA. daughter of ID.
McC.r,y and Louise L. RAMSEY, sged 10 ontps
and l2 days. EES- Funeral Sunday, a: ~ q. to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-17
The n arkefs.

BATIMoRs, Dec. l7.-virginis Ga old -; do
u o fn ~; DO consolidated 74i do 81 ie.
To- day. Cotton quiet; middlings liz Flour
qall and unchanged. Wheat-Southern steady:
western lower; Southern red l33al40; do an.
Der l4Oal46; No Md ls4 bid: No 2 Western
winter req spot and Dec S6islS63; Jan 1879 il3Ts;
5 fe1 lals,l4Cs; Mar laSisl4's. Corn-Sou.hern
Gun ana lower; Western lower and dull ;
Southern white CT; do yellow 674.t8; We,tern
III mi1e 20 spot and Dec 6GaGGi; Jan 67a.67a; Feb
tssa6S7 Mar y asked. Oats very dun; south .
eTn 1902; Peona 1852. Bye dun at lOOAlO2.
a'y dull and unchanged Coffee firm; Bio
ostg 61 ordinary to fair to l0l Sugar dull A
sois -. Wh'skey ssandy at ST. IL
NEW YORK. Dec l7.-stocks Give and nrices
irregular Money 6 Cotton no miosl uplands
IL; Orleans IL sic. Flour duh and declining.
wheat u and ! :: lower. Go! dull and lac
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-17
: The Vienna Disaster.

VIENNA. Dec. 1.-The fl ,al repor. of the
Board Of Works on the Ring Theatre disaster
says: The Chief < lgneer asked two policemen
al! tha main entrance Of the Rug Theatre wheth.
or there was al ybody within and received the
reply that the whole audience had left safely
This statement wss apparently contlrmad by The
tact that no persons we're seen at the entrances
OF the building. The men OF the fire brigade
subsequently, made ;heir way 10 the galleries.
but tbs air Was suffoca:ing, it wss impossible to
penetrate the passages rs the torches went out
Tor want OF oxygen and the ilremel were unable
TO breathe. The report expresses tho 20 lvic
ton that the audience died speedily from euffocs.
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