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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
Last of Victories Band,

ct. LOUIS. Dio. Is "A San An!oaio, Texas
spsoal says that news hiss baen received from
tho preside del uorte 90 The northern Rio
drands that Chief -Atrsz iii AID thirty of bis
trba btve beeo c,ptured by Mexican troops.
ihsse constitute the main rsneaot of Victories
desperate bard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARBRT. December l6.-The
market remsiEs stssdy snd l!m, There ia no
char &c TO mole in Flour. Tho receipts CT Whest
are larger, aid to-day 1856 bushels were offered
and sold ct l3S,139 for Fultz. l40. l4l and l49
for mixed and 1918 for Lancaster, Corn con.
tlnues firm, and about li0) tu,hels sold at "a for
new whi:o and T6 fer old. No Cats were report.
sd, and enc small let of Bye brought lG0. Coun.
try produce /, quiet st lsst quotations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

TERRIBLE DEATH OLA Young WIFE "A
distressing accident occurred CO Friday last
near B,wirg Creep. Caroline county, Va
MIR. VIM. Wright had feled large tree,
which had lodged sgairss another tree. At
this moment bis wife approached him with q
lunch. and he called to her to take cart; but
before shs ciuld get cut of The wsy the tree
tell and ought her beneath it, crushing her to
The earth. Htra she 10y &c 90 agony of pain
Thla her ho,rlted husband undertook to cut,
the Tree 10 Two again, end relieve the unfor-
tunste woman. who lay moaning and mauged
beneath Ii. He ,t.er long time sucoaeded in
exir eating her but she was unable to move,
snd the sgon;z,d husbsnd had to leave her
alona and 80 for help to remove her. Life was
slnost exucc. When he returned, and that
night death terminated her suf:ripg,, The
pair had been married less than yes,. She
Wss Miss Smoot, of Osrolns county,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

An fl OF existing wlhou, a cause is az i'm
possibility; tickling 10 the ttr>st, hu:kiuess
of the voic, violent coug5iog. etc are the #
fecs OF severe c9ld. DE-. Bulls Cough Syrup
cures the c,ld a! oro, and removes iIs serious
ffec:s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
lLOMMUNICATED.

MARKET H0UsE.-ls saems the City Coun-
Gil hsvs ordered the ''pcintns up Of The
brick work OF the bulldog. Surely the con-
mittce having i! 10 special charge do oct intend
to have that work done this TINA OF y,ir, When
almost any one knows The cement will not re-
msio in, the frost hroWiog it cut. May is the
time for that Wo.k. it the Couecil 1isb it 10
stacd O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

A Cough, Cold Or Soro Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results in sn
1neurable Lung Disease or Consump.
tion. IL e d w MS Is ONO III A 4.
THOCHES do not disorder the stomsch like
cough syrups and ba'ssms. but act directly
on the tnflamed parts, allaying irritation,
givereliefin AsthInu. ESronchitiH.C Coughs,
Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
singers and Public speakers arc sub.
lect to. For thirty yesrs Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physciaEs.
and always give perfect satisfaction Havina
been tested by wide and constant use for nearly
an entire generation. they have attained well
merltsd rank among ths fow staple reledies OF
the age Sold 1t 25c . box ersrywhqra mhl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
KOniuatiOnS

WASHINGTON, D. G. Do. l5.-Tte Pcs
dent sent the toIIoWino nominations to tho
Hens.e to-day: j. q. B,notoi. Davis. CT Nav
York. 10 be Assistant Secretary Of State, and
Clifford Statham, postmaster at L,nohfu,c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
DIED.

THIS morning, ht 81 o'clock after q short i'll.
Goss. MARIA. wife Of JAS. H. Love, esq., Com.
monWeaiths Ait)rney of Fairfax CO. %Fu.
Getal at Fairfax Court House at u m. Friday,
Decambsr 16,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
The Lost Balloon

:, LYNDON. Deer. ia telegram ftom the
Postnasier at Alderrey states that 4 balloon
Was seen there yetsrday morning A punboat
VIII proceed to Attorney to make an inyestiss.
ton,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

Among tho county RupeIiatcndcsts oil tchnolJ
rejected by The Etate Sana,o wsro Messrs. Geo.
K. Adam5. Of Alexandra county J. A. HoI z.
Of Culpep,r; w. L Baker, of Kirg 1ocrss
l.. M. Shumate, OF I,oudcup, AID Heriy Tur.
ner, Of Rsppahunnock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
TDiunctfOn Dissolved.

fRoyIDRRCs 4 l.. Dec. Is -1hs Supreme
Conft this morning dissolved the Injunction re-.
asrining the sale Of the sprsaue estates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

Divide tie white people and there ara one
hundred thousand negroes from whom 10 draw
any majority we want" SO spoke General Ma
hone and hs never spoho truer words. By no!
needing them the democrats Lsvo lost Virginia.
BY needing them the democrats Of the other
Southern States will preserve their people from
manv dangers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
Richmond and DanvllIe Railroad.

The annual meeting Of tho stl ckbo!ders Of
the Richmond aud D,nsiIie railroad vas CALLED
for yesterday at R;cbmoGa
Col. BlFcrd sisted ,h.t az tho Boarl Of D.
rectors had some important matters which
could have to DO brought b,tots the STOCK
holders 30 ifjrt was made to have gu Itum
After readiug his report, Col. BafOrd sid thst
as 90 action could be tekep, hb would move nn
adjournment to the IS n OF Ja,uarY. Hs said
the MISTER wbish the directors had 10 hand.
and which thy wished TO lay bs!ore The stock
holders. ctu,d not be put 10 shape before ABOUT
that date. The matter alluded TO, be said,
concerned tho Virginia Midlat how The conl-
psuy would utiliz, i.s !rteres 10 ito secur
tiles.
The meeting tlen sdj .u'ued I'LL January -
The gross earnings or the diferSnt branches
cf The Richmond and DAbville svslem were 81
| follows: Tool esrnirg', Sl,575 7e9 81 tx-
nenses of maintenance iao'ndirg bsttormeu's,
| ST29 039 10; net csrnrga, $G4G. T59 IS.
| Northwestern North CarolInu Road Total
e,rairps. $685. 80; total not csrpicgS
$55. 1851. Nar,h Carolina R.ilrosd-rnbl
earoicgs. STAT. S0559; total net esrlites
of tho North Corolius road, $2S2, 1888 SO.
Concerning the West Point Terminal Ciu
| psoy, President Butold rcpor's'h hat 10 ;c,cl-
dauo, with the authority vested ID them tho
Board of Directors ~ Oh tho sabsotip,iops to
The capital stock of this c>mpsry to b. ic-
| creased to 81 $40 900. which have b.en ms1o
and certificates ia!u,d therefor. The iernlioal
| company, he says. he's secured tho direction
aud controlling interest 10 too Virgin, Mid.
laud, which brings ii ioto satisfactory oi-:psra-
ton with tie maio liIts OF this syslE 10 tie
Seuh.
He calls etieuiion to Tia T. 0: thst sGos tho
acqairtmeut OF tho York River liAo lyte
Danvillo Company its business hEs showo
material increase, which will BE- further o
creased and mapni d by The enarged wbatvep,
warehouses aud co!tcn presses st West Pailt.
He core udes the report by saying thai the fl
suits of tho operations ct the DsnvilIe sjsttm
during lbe year have b on 10 The highest d..
groe encouraging.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
was paid yesterday on the overdue stes:aer Bath
City, from Bris!ol to New York. She is cup
posed 10 have fouldered durirG lho lao gsle!.
Fire.

SIR JouN's RUN, w, Va, Dec Is The
Berkeley Springs hotel took fire last night about
10 O'Clock. The Ere WAS confined TO the ceutra
OF The east wing. Tho building wss damaged
but little
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

The U. ). Supreme Court will adjourn
On the 22i ilss. TO the Alb ptoy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
Missing steamer.

LosDos. Dec. l5-Eighsy suiusas pssniu 60
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

The New York Journal Of Commerce is Alter
MI Bu'chsrd. the director of the Mint with a
sharp slick. not only for striking differences in
his reports OF the same thing, sad remarkable
discrepancies between the amount of the profits
OF The mint te says he turned into the treasury
and The amount he actually turned in, but also
for pa ming off boG US report upon the Secre.a.
~ Of the Treasury and inducing him to incor.
porate 1t into his AMI u.l report.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
CANAL COMMERCE..

Arrived Eo.ts G 3 Young, J Il S,icknev and
G P Lloyd, 10 American Coal Co; Lille &
May, TO Georges Creek Coal and Iron Co; T
Sinclair, 10 A II Brandt.
Eep.rsed-Boats g l. Youtg, S,;ckaty,
u Lloyd, Lille & Msy and + Sinclair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
VIRGINIA NEWS.

A yju!h nsmed Evans vas SHOT ,rd killed
10 Nilsson c3ua'y few days tgo By c,!ored
boy.
Coi. Joho II IiubctItke, proniEtnt cii
Zc of Alb .marle county, Has thrown from bis
ho!ss Saturday night AID killed,
At Peter: burg, Monday, James Stanley was
Sentenced to tie po5itentiary for burglary.
This being Biz third c)nvcon, By sw he goes
for life.
Rosa Jackson has bsca srsnied divorce
from Henry II. Jackson, BY J1siics Wylie, 10
Washington, and eiVeu permission to resume
her nsiten name. Rose Carter. This couple
were msIred il Fredericksburg. December u,
Before they had been married wsek she
charged That be struck her 6 blow in the face,
Knocking her against the bed.
Thomas Valentine. while. bsrbsr, YVES al
| rested 10 Riohmord yesterday by Constable
Harris. ct Elizabeth Cry county. on warrant
charging him Hith having been ore Of party
of men Who laRt week took William Al!ep,
coored. from the Warwick county Jail apd
murder ct William Slater. whom hs stabbed to
lloo kept 6 bsrbsr shop 10 Hampton at tho
time of The killing Of Slater. Tia viii bs taken
to the Elizabeth City county Jail.
The stock holders of the Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake Railroad ia their nl
1ual meeting at Richmond Tuesday. ratified
aud Confirmed the Lease made to the Richmond
ard Danvilla Railrcsd Company 10 July last for
the term OF 500 yehrp, tho latter COMPANY 10
assume the bonded Indebtedness nod guarantee
to tho stockholders per cent. annually 90 tho
cipital stock. Thomas Clydo was elected pres
ldcnt. Tbs annual meeting Of! tho stockholders
Of tho Richmond ADD Aeghany Railroad Com
parry was also held TueEd.y. The reports Of
President T. 0. French nnd General Manager
aytcll wero submitted, shcNiog the prosperous
condition of the road. clio. Among Tho d.
reo:ors is Hoo. W. II. Barnum, Of Couneoi,ut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
PORT or ALEXANDRIA.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC DEC Is 1881.
siin rases..."...,. 7 8 Sun sets-.......... 4 AZ
LhRISAD
Sir Excel,ior, Norfolk. 10 = B Hooe
schr Bessie Mcrria Philadelphia, TO J.La
q gnew s. 90.
SAILED
Sts Excelsior, Norfolk, BY h Hooe.
Str hsltsno. loW0r Pc"c by } Brodels l. Go.
Str Arrowsmith. loWor Potomac, by 70.
tomsc Ferry Company.
PASSED D0WS.
Schr IL Thomas. from Georgetown.
MnNoRAhDA.
Echr Vraie. iroaO Georgetown for Bridgeport,
passed through He'll Gate 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

A LoUDoUN FARMER SwfNDLED Our OF
s2Oo.-W. +. Norman. q young farmer of
LoudouD couoty, Va. went TO Washington
d.y or two $50 AID disposed of some cattle for
800 After receiving the money be pr, c ,eded
20 take little stroll down Pennsylvsnis ave-
tue, aud when near Second street WAS scc,sted
toy an Individual named James King, we'll
knoWn to thu authorities. who tapped The uu-
susDeclug stranger on the back and represent
ed himself IS untc lu,in,ed with Washipgtop.
a second party soon arrived add az friend of
Kings residing here escorted ,he rio of
strangers to The arsenal grounds to show than
the tree up,n which Mis. Surs.t Was hanged.
While thefe third ops of the ''skiIled"
came up and explained how he had lost his
money playing littIs three card game, of
which he then thought himself master Ths
gentleman from Virginia kew be could pick
upT6s Winning card nod les: 500 note in the
Effort. 40 impostsr policeman at this aoc-
tore surprised the par ?, which proceeded 20
scamper of 10 all direo.ioos. ons If the monte
gang not neg'tc.ing to snatch NormaLd's sac
opd 800 note from him. King was arcs ed,
snd yesterday morniog the casa vas sent 10 the
Gsaad Jury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

Disorders continue in Ireland.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24

THE cable brings the news of the as
sassination of the ear of Russia. He
was riding in close carriage with the
Grand Duke Michael, when a bomb
was thrown, tearing out the back part
of the vehicle. The car and his broth
er sprang out, when a second bomb
from the opposite side of the street fell
near him. SCATTERING both legs. tearing
his left eye from the socket, and mutt
lating him in terrible manner. Sew
eral cossacks who were attending him
as body guard were killed outright, but
his brother escaped with slight injury.
He was Mt once taken to the winter
palace. where the sacrament was adj
ministered, surviving his injuries but
an hour and half His sssassins had
placed themselves on either side of the
roadway, disguised as peasants. Both
were Immediately captured, one being
so roughly handled that he has since
died. The other gave the name of
Roussakopf. Secretary Blaine, on re-
ceiving intelligence of the death of the
czar cabled TO the American minister
ut st. Petersburg to express to the roy
al family the sympathy of the United
States. Similar messages were sent
from every court in Europe.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

THE Northwestern fence-works, at Min
neapolis, valued at $4,000 has been des-
troyed by fire.
THE elevators of Barnes & Magill, at
Mapleton, Mimi. and of Pillsbury 4 Hull
bert at Big Lake, have been burned.
AN infant son of Thomas Hamlin, of
and was drowned before assistance could
reach it.
THE little daughter of James Connolly,
living near Fort Dodge, Iowa, lost her
way in snowstorm while going to school,
and was found frozen to death.
/, The residence of DIR. H. B. Buck, at
Springfield, ILL.,. was struck by lightning
and destroyed by fire, the loss being
5000
FRANK BRADFORD, colored, was instant
ly killed by Panhandle yard engine at
Newark, o. He was standing on the
track, and being deaf and dumb did not
hear the engine. He was badly mangled.
Tony BALDWIN, of Shullsburg, Wis,
and Frank Thompson, of Hazel Green,
while gambling at the latter place, be-
came engaged in a quarrel ending in
Thompson's shooting Baldwin dead.
THE brigatine Isabel, one of the finest
ships engaged in the trade between Bra
zil and New Foundland, was wrecked
among the reefs at Gull Island, and all on
board lost.
The residence of David Walters, four
teen miles southeast of Lancaster, o., was
consumed by fire, together with furniture,
tobacco crop, corn crib. and outbuildings.
The family barely escaped. Loss about
$1,000.
THE body of Samuel Esquenebesquest, a
Young Indian, of East Saginaw, Mich,
was found lying by the fence near the city
limits. Frozen to death was the verdict
of the coroner's jury.
A SHORT distance from Milton, Ind, a
man was found in a field dead. From all
appearance he had lain there three or four
weeks. Part of the face was frozen off,
ana in had state of decomposition, so az
3 nder recognition impossible. lie was
FIVE feet ten inches high, and about 10
years old, with red beard.
HARRY EDWARDS, two-year-old child
of colored woman, living near the Lake
Shore depot, at Jackson, Mich, was fatally
burned The mother went washing, leav-
ing her two children at home. Sometime
during the afternoon the elder went away.
Soon the neighbors heard cries, and going
to the house they found the child Harry
in flames. He died soon afterward.
A LARGE boiler which was being tested
in the Phoenix boiler works, in Buffalo,
exploded with terrific force, leveling the
establishment, killing six men and wound
ing seven Mr.. Patterson, one of the pro-
prietors, was among the killed. Frag-
menis of the boiler were thrown dis
tance of half mile.
OK an Alton train. within fifteen miles
of Joliet, a convict from Virginia, ILL.,,
named Capper Shaw. suddenly threw of a
handcufi. kicked the shackles from his
feet, and leaped head first through the
window of car which was moving at a
good rate of speed. His postofiice address
is earnestly desired by Deputy Sheriff
Direen.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat Unsettled and lower: No. 2
Chicago spring, l.O71 for seller cash; 1.021s a
May and June; No. 3, Chicago spring 909
95h. Con-Active but lower; IS y $40 for seller
cash; 3s%043A for seller May; rejected, 80.
Oats-Fair demand at lower rates; 80 for sell
Ter cash; 5014 for seller April; 3434 for seller
May. Rye-Steady and unchanged Barley
Easier at 1.Oial LOS. Pork-Easier; 1850 for
seller cash. 15.52h01555 for seller April;
l5.674@l57O for seller May; 1892 @15.S5 for
seller June. Lard-Fair demand at lower rates;
10.62h @10.64 for seller cash; 10 1a@l0.70
for seller April; lO.SO91O.S2h for seller May;
1929 a 1895 for seller June. Bulk meats
Steady and unchanged. Whisky-Stei.dy and
unchanged at LOS. Cal-W heat-Easier and
regular; 1.0214 for seller April; l.072s for seller
May. Corn-Generally unchanged; sales rather
higher; 80 asked for April, S2n943 for seller
May. Oats Easier; not quotably low. Pork
Easier; 1855 for seller May, 15.S5915.S7h for
selDr June. Lard-Easer; l0.6O9 1865 for sell
err March; 1865 for seller April. Receipts-Four,
10000; wheat, 81 900: corn, 81 goo; oats 1000;
rye, 81 900; barley, 10000. Shipments Flour,
II 600; wheat 5000; corn, l46 900; oats 10000;
rye, $500; barley, 10000. The Growers Jour
nal' reports: Hogs-Re -epts, $4,000; ship
ments, 5000; demand very good; easy and lower;
mixed packing, 56O@5.70; light, 57095.9O;
choice heavy, 6.I006.3j; Baltimore, 6.00u6.20;
all sold. Receipts, $500; shipments,
$500, very active, 10 higher; many good l5a2O
higher; common to fair shipping, 4.2544.7O;
good to choice 1909 $40; exports, 5.50a5.0O;
butchers scarce at 2.40a4.2O; stockers' and
feeders, very active; all sold at higher rates,
3.OOa425 Sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments,
300; demand fair but weak; fair to good 46Oaj.3O;
good to choice, 5.5OQ5SO; common to med
ium, dull.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24
"'Jes' Habin' Leetle Fun, Jedge."
From the n Y. Telegram

Annie Robinson and Harriet Long,
dusky and saucy residents OF the by
ways of the eighth ward, were to-day
risoners at the bar of the Jefferson
Market Police Court. When arrested
they were engaged in fierce combat
Annie was cut on the forehead and
charged Harriet with stabbing her with
knife.
"What was the trouble between you
women !" asked His Honor.
Muffin only leetle skylarkin'. We
didn't mean muffin; ies' habbin' a
leetle fun, ledge" said Hattie.
GLOW did you get that cat on your
forehead. Annie Robinson" asked the
Court.
Dunno 'xactly. Guess l mus hab
scratched myself wifi pin. OATS all
right l amt got no complaint to
make" said Annie.
Didn't you charge Harriet Long
with stabbing you ~ asked His Honor.
II les said so fo' fun. 'Twasn' her
had de knife. l guess it war Sally. y
said Annie.
"Who is Sally?" asked the Court.
"Dunno her oder name" said Annie,
laughing.
Have you no complaint to make,
Harriet" asked the Court.
"No, sab. Her an me is ole fren's,
ledge, and wouldn't say muffin agin
her for nobody" said Harriet.
"Well, | will fine you each $40, and
commit you to the workhouse for one
month, in default of $500 bail for your
good behavior" said the Court.
II wish I'd knowed dat befo; said
Annie, as she followed Harriet into the
prison. i hab yo' in de calaboose by
yo'self fo' cuttin' me, you brack
fraud"
"Bo keahful what yo' say, Missy, o
III strech fo' yo' right hyah an make
yo brack carcass look like yo' war
cotched in stawm oh railroad iron.
G'long now, an doan yo' open ye' mont
to me again, replied Hattie, as Annie
led the way into the Jail.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24
A Happy Bird Family.

In Ithaca, n. Y, there lives a lady
who has as many as one hundred can
airy birds in one room. The floor of
the room is covered with nice clean
sawdust; and there are two pretty trees
in the boughs of which the birds swing
and sing, and sing and swing, until one
might suppose that their little heads
would become dizzy or their musical
little throats wear out. " hat is very
interesting is that ninety-eight of the
birds are the children or grandchildren
ofone pair. And such children! Some
of them are as yellow as ball of yell
low zephyr, others are green, many
black, a few nearly white, and almost
yariegated. Mrs. Ellis knows every bird
in the room, for every one ofthem has a
name, Rob, Chick, Queet, Che-we, or
some such name,-and she can tell the
exact age to day of every bird. The
only door opening into the room has a
wire screen in the place of glass, so
that the little fellows may have plenty
of air. All around the room are little
boxes or cages, with doors open and
covers off; and in these the members
of the family sleep with heads under
wing, all night Perhaps Mrs. Ellis has
the largest bird-cage in the United
States ii lu9lce
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24

upon comfortable lodgings and hotel fare
az novelty.
THE Russian czarowitz has assembled the
throne, taking the title Of Alexander ILL.,,
and issued manifesto TO his subjects.
Russakoff, who threw the first bonb, has
for two years been student at the mining
academy. The physicians summoned to
the wounded car found his legs held 10
his body only by the flesh. his right hand
greatly lacerated, and his marriage ring
broken to pieces and driven into the flesh
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24
CRIME

Tux bitter fued existing in Padua town.
ship. near Bloomington, Ill, has led to
the destruction of the residence of John
Dee by an incendiary fire.
RoBBERs secured 81 500 and = silver
watch from passenger in = sleeping-oar
on the Alton road, near Lexington, ILL.,,
on Saturday night.
FRANK ROSE. WHO recently robbed the
Union Express office ut Louisville of
50 7O4. was sentenced TO four years in the
penitentiary, on plea Of guilty:
WRIBoRNE CoLQUITT, a clerk In the
postofice department in Washington; A.
L McBEE, another government employe,
and John H. Martin. law student, en-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24

In the late walking match at New
York, O'Leary made $50 miles, ami
Vaughn 4G1l, O'Leary being on the
track 9S5 hours, and Vaughn 94}, out
of the 142. Rowell withdrew in the
middle of the race to preserve his
strength for the Ashley belt contest,
which comes off in New York in about
v.aalyc
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24
MiIwauKee Market.

MnwAUKEE, March 9.-Flour-N Ominally
firm. Wheat-Opened unsettled; closed unsettled;
No. /, hard nominal; No. /, nominal; No. 2
hard, nominal; No. 2, L0l; l.Ol for seller
March; l.0lsS for seller April; l.O6s4 for
seller May; 1913 for seller June; No. B.
90; No. T. nominal; rejected, nominal. Corn
Stronger No. 2, 1915. 0ats-Lower; No. 2
80. Rye--Quiet and unchanged Barley
and heavy; No. 2. IS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24
WorkiBgmen.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after winter OF relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strengthen
ing to prevent an attack of Ague. Bill
ious or Spring Fever, or some other
Spring sickness that will unfit you for
a seasons work. You viii save time,
much sickness and great expense If
you will use one bottle of Hop Bitters
IN your family this month. Don't
watt Burlington Haipkeye.