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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Contract Signed

New YORK, Sept. ga contract has been
signed to day between Il. w. Colo. president of
the East Tennessee, Virginia ard Gaoraia Rail
rosd Comraby's tSeney Cole rosd,l 400 miles
and &. II. Tylers. president OF the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company. aud /. s. Kim
ball, president oftha Shenandoah Valley, Rail-
road Compsty. embracing 100 miles. 10 all
= ]5S miles, and which uni.es permanently
these properties under the pame of tho Virgins,
Tennessee and Georgia air line, president Il.
W. Cole AID president L. J. kimball, co1s.i-
lu0g So tx:cu'i7o committee for tho whole
'iac, who hsv. appointed Henry Fink genera
manager. Tbs united liucs penetrate seven
States. to wi: Tennessee, Alabama. Missis-
sippi. Georgia, k9utuoky, North Carolina and
Virginia. with all rail routes to the east via Vir
eiala Midlaad. and from Norfolk to Memphis,
from Norfolk 10 Meridian. Miss, from Norfolk
vi, Rome. Atlanta hrd Macon 10 Brunswick,
Ca, on the Atlantic, and to Florida. to Lous
vile, aud Cicciaasli Wis tho Knoxville aud
Ohio, division OF the East Tennessee. Vr'
GINA aud Georgia II. r.. and toto North
CaroIio, BY another division of tho East Ten
neasco, Virginia and Georgia Il. L.
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KILLING the Wrong Man.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 2S Near Ofovillc,
Monday plight, James Andrews wss shot dead
chile uuhitchipg the horsos from tho buggy Of
}. Is Espty, with whom no had driven cut
troa town. The shot was fired By Il. r.
Sproul, who at otcs proceeded to Orovillo and
surrendered himself. % learning that no bad
killed AnGroHs be expressed great cmo!ion. and
made full statement to tho effect that ho had
inletded to kill E5peV. fer whom he had been
Woikipg AID who had scducod his wife. Two
barrels OF o shot eua were enpticd into
Andrews body. 1t appears Espey wac warned
OF Sprouts latent. and when some distance from
home a'isht,d. leavcg Andrews 10 tnko the
buggy 10 the house. lie Gains, however. that
no wsrntd Andrews ct the danger. bu! the
latter expressed no lssr Of SprouI shooting him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
EuSi Travelling,

Tho special trsiu from Washington over tic
Baltimore and OaiH, p!tsbnrg and Lsko Erie
and New York. PENNSYLVANIA snd Ohio roads
which lett Washington 8: Friday right
arrived 10 Cleveland utx. mcrairg at twenty
minutes a';er tco. ihc journty was lomalk-
| nb!o one, Tor tbs very fast lime made, aud, but
tor tho terrible tate mat by rarly Of s, c:iou
men 90 the j. end l. II road. would hsys
been throughout mos enjoyable one.
Tho special train which T:s tcrdcrci By The
Baltimore and Ohio Raiosd to tho Wasting
ton correspondents OF tho leading journals of
tao country, owlag TO the liability 10 secure a
place upon tho funeral train. had TO be run at
en- exceedingly high rate of sneed, AS i. lett
Washington three hours altar tho funeral train.
and it WIS the Differentiation TO reach Cleye,
lard OF least three hours ahead Ct it. Attached
10 the press SPECIAL wero two psItc; cars c)n-
tsini1g tho Columbia ConmRndery OF WGshs
ingtou, Of which President Garhsll vas mem.
Der. The great desire CT tho M wsnapcr CORES
pondelts aud OF The c0mmandcIy vas 10 re ach
Cleveland go tAr ahead Of tic iuncral train
to be st TITO Euclid avauu, depot Wien the
Presidents !emaina Ee.o taken from the train.
This was promised Ivy the Baltimore and Ohio
aud to iii tho speed of tho special train lad
TO be maintained very high the euliro dstarca.
Every mesGs were employed t. make The rapid
run without delay or Lccldeut. and to this erd
the different ROADS ca tho rou.o were closely
watched and pi!o. trains went ahead of the spe
clal trsil. Both the funeral train on Tho Penn,
Syivania acd tho press special on the Bsllim1r e
aud Ohio arrived 10 PittstuFg at precisely tho
same III lment snd departed nj the ssmo mo-
ment, the press special !essi7g on the L. e. l..
Il. 10 charge 0! the en2ioe Of the press sneci4l
was the master CT machinery of the 2. t. J. l. !,
one Of the mes: capable nsn in tho couatrg.
The rilot trolu wns sort out twenty moutes
ahead, and Just at tbe approach to tho sixty feet
tresls bridge over Beaver crock. near Falls
town, saw. and warned party of nno track
men to lookout for The special train. The men
had previously b.en notified Of the GINNING of
the special. ard near by was qlics little crowd
OF women and children to SEQ the Irass train 70
By. Notwithstanding all this tho tracknen
lIlcd their hand car 90 the track aud attempt
cd to cross the tres: work ahead Of the special
They had hardly reach the oeo,rc of the bridse
before tho special struck them with ftigbtfu
results. Three were killed outright, fourth
was hurled upon tho pilot of the engine With
the hand car, and fifth sect flying through
spac, to the creek bed. sixty feet below; two
Others were MORALLY wounded, both of whom
have sire, died.
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EInRnciRl.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Tho Pos,'s fospoia
article says: Speculation at the Stock Ex.
change is tame. and the result ia general low.
erlog OF prices. the decline ranging frtm 4,l}
per cont ALTHOUGH at times the market mas boen
strong. U. s. bouds arc ! lower for tho A
TO 1l1s'! and lower for the extended ia
The ltc.l money market is 10 condition where
1t can be manipulated for high rates, and !. j.
80 manipulated. The fair rate, if loft TO itself
would probably be abou, per c,nt on stocks
Yesterday afternoon stock brokers were oom.
pell:d to pay as high as ! Of Der cent per dav,
and TO day Tor carrying stocks I.32,l.lG plug G
par o;nt per anpum has been paid. State bond.
are dull and steady. Railroad bonds are pens
orally lower. the dccluo rar giOg from tai DER
cent,
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WHDN KSDAY EVENING, SEPT. Is

Mkt Monday ue,k General Mahoue will
sand op 10 the Senate, and proclaim himself q
batter democrat than tho tcNp:ed lehd!rs Of
The democratic party, tut 10 the sam, breath
be will assert that he is neither dcmtc;st mol
leputin but resdiustcr. aud Immediately
thereafter no will vote Tor 90 insiue?ro aud par
ty b3und radical, Mr.. Anthony. for President Of
the S3Date, over the democratic oarcls nomI'
nee. MIR. H.yard. Southern man aud friend
IT the South. Tho most remarkable thing
ID ,ut sli this Is not Gencral Mshonr's nctiIr,
bn! tho fact thst there arc VlrginisDs who st p
por: him. That there can lie ary considerable
bIltY Of tclef
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28

The PRESIDENTS "BoDY GUARD. 1T is
stated by those who know tho President inli.
;ey, that no fears s,me attempted violence
upon himself. This would seem to be proved
not only by his declining to accompany tho re-.
mains Of the late President 10 Obio, bu. By the
fac: that ever since he took the oath of of6os
he has almost continually kept under coyer
Wenever he does 70 out bis body guard, En-,
gene I. Corvolzler, q stout FrcDchmsp, eepsu
rally knohn as "the mysterious Eugene" eocs
along also 1t is said that Eugene is at present
officiating as private detective; that be is al.
ways armed to tho teeth, end is conlinuav nm
the alert to shoot down the first person who
makes an attempt to modest the President
Eugene has become quite famous of late 10 can
sequence OF bis mysterious movements, though
nc ls ~ DO means u5knoWn. For dunbar Of
years lie held the position Of cabinet m sker in
the Senate wing of the Capitol. Later, tho
democrats entered ioto power. and Eugene
was removed. He then enlisted 10 the rec ular
service of the army. aud was detailed to clerical
duty 10 tho War OHioc. When Mr.. Arthur
was elected Vice President, however, be made
Eugene his confidential messenger, aud he has
peen hs confidential man ever since. 1t is said
that Eugene is 10 be appointed chief doorkeep.
tr at the White House, an ofiieo ht Id for msnv
J ears By Charlie Lotfsr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28

Mr.. John Wise, the son Of his father, who
has no moro regard for tho credit and hnnor of
his State than to Try TO have her branded as o
fern5istnr Of her i1st debs, aud TO induao her
I"op'o TO offer their poilio,l ilaacncc for sAIo
10 tho hightcs! bidder. awaited himself Of the
orp rTtunily afforded by the memorial services
for The lat, President 10 War.ortop, last Mon
day, to mako Malone spacch thGr., ic wLi,h,
ho aired hia NAY llgina uoilJts brfuta small
crowd OF cIti0us hearcis. Mr.. Wiss affords
bu. a1other example Of the td.ge c)tc,rr;og
Tho tx:rtm. darth 10 which EiteiliaIs descand
whom thy lslI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
bility Of tclief

The mos uoot oconatl3 thing about tic
recent change in tho Administration ia tho pro,
posed txnulsion OF tho present Cabinet. Mr.
BIaln, should never have had plse, Ia il; lis
repn alton. IN tho minds Of oil NOR. judiotd
hi q, should h-vo x,luded him. aud tho olar
nc.tri5ic deco p.ou he has prsc!ic,d since. de-
lnanjs his Immediate removal; and tho fact
that the sleek cxodusscr, Mr.. Window, and the
civil service re'ormer, Mr.. James. have turned
their departments into esctioaeeIiog booths for
General Mshono. Hh;re volcls arc b.ibed Hi,h
Govornm mt ofbc %. show, plainly enough that
Ito s0oucr they are removed The better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
The Markets.

bALTIHohE Sept. 28.-Virgini, 6s old -; DE-
deferred -; do consolidated 81; do p se
RES 81; past due coup 9fs new 10 4Os Sc! bid
to-day. Cotton dull; middling liz. Flour stead y
howard street and Western super OOlS5 10
DO extra 25aS7 90; do family 25sss 90; cir,
mills super 5L0l$6 rs; do extra 6 25.S6 Is: dc
1Ss Ia e1.Ss Is; do Rio brands 75.SsO
rAsspsco family IS 81. Wheat-Southern high.
or and firm; Western spot steady. futures easie,
closing weak; Southern red l4GllIS; do amber
loSalts; No. Maryland l54,l544; No. West
,rn winter red epot and Sept l4sial4S7: Oct lds3s
1873; Nov l52gsl53; Dec l5tslltGl. Corn
Sou!hern easier Western easier and inactive ;
southern white $500; do yellow wholly noui.
nal; Western mixed spot and Sept Is bid Oct
l5sa16l; Nov 71iaf7s; Dec 8C4. Oats steady
Southern 51s53; Western white 5la63; do
mixed 1880; Penn 5ls62. Rye higher at l lOs
II hay firm. prin e 10 choice Penn and Md
NaS27. Coffee firm Rio cargoes ordinary 10
tsit ssal2. Sugar strong, A soft let Whiskey
quie. at l9A$l l93.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S-Stocks lover Money
4A6 Flour firm and quiet Wheat sctivs
speculative trading. Corn fairly active and /,
&c lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
The Democrats Moving In Fairfax

Correspondence Of tho Alexandria Gazette
FALLS CHURCH. S3pt. IS A mcn,ioz OF
our Daniel Barbecue and Mokinay Club was
held last night, nnl new members rtroIrd.
George Mason. csq cur Efficient ccualy can
vssicr addressed tho meeting at length and
exposed tho Infamous public record Of General
Malone IN manner thst gavo great saiisiac-
to1 10 tho audience. llo also exposed tho
political changes Of Cameron. tho 'Foroa bin
votes OF Lewis. and tho Blair otlot.; ,hon
closed his splendid speech by al Sruesl To tic
democrats "a work onnstanlS SO as 10 ntufo the
overwhelming defeat OF Farr AID the utc:ion Ct
Chichester. A unanimous vote ct thanks was
returned to Mr.. Mason by tho maoting, in ap
prcciainu oi Ills alihE speech
RAIL ROAD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
DR.. HamiltOn'S Report.

From Di. Hanilton's report, which is to ap.
pear in the Oo!cb9r 5amocr Of tho Medic4
Gszsttc. the following, il reply to tho sugees-
TORS after made that the ball should have been
removed from the President BODY. is tsk,t:
'Siccs it has been thought by some that il
was the duy Of the surgeons to tsvs ascer,ai.-
cd positively the ccursa ard location of tho ball,
it IS proper to consider whether either the one
or the other wero prsc.ic.bla. As to deter
mining the curse OF the ball by probe, eyery
anstomist will see that it was i'm possible, if no
will consider the very tortuouS course which the
ball must have taken TO reach its final destius-
ton; tina! it pass,d through tho scl;d structure
OF the vertebrs, ard tina. no ms!a.ic Instrument
sufficiently firm to give Indications of The course
and direction which it took within the body
could ever have resched the ball; nor would
any surgeon of experience, familiar With Run
SHOT wounds Of o'bellg, in the absen,, Of any
satisfactory or conclusive cVidetc, as to what
courso the ball had tskeu, venture to intro
duoe O probe into tho abdominal cavity fer
the purpose Of exploring the supposed track,
nor indeed if he bad evidence as to tho course
| and situation CT the bsl could he have bseu
justified 10 such az exploration. No point is
better settled 10 surgery than that iaterfereuco
Of this sort 10 gunshot wouods of the belly is
meddlesome, useless and dangerous, and had i:
been done AID tstsl pcritonlis 10 coust quauoo
baeu set up the surgeon doing it would have
been justly held responsible for tho fatal result.
| AS 10 the possibility OF the extraction Of the bali
safely it would have required largo togumcul-
sry and muscular icciiion as meaos of az
proach to tho spinal ooIuup; the ac:us
removal Of tho whole of tho twelfth lumbar
vertebra 10 order to furnish sufficient chsnpel
through which too bold surgeon should advaucs
with bis Instrument for extraction. snd. after
emerging from the cavity thus made 10 thu
spinal c,lumu. be would have to penetrate or
grope his way cautiously between the gan-
glionic System Of nerves and arteries, veirs.
| Iymphatics. including tho thorscc duct. ell ut
| which arc vital structures almost iuextrioablY
joined TO each other on the font aud sides Ct
the spinal column. and the lesion of soy ons of
which mus: have proved inevitably fatal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
The Socialists.

LONDON. Sept. 2S.-Tho Moscow Telegraph
says the representatives of Russia. Germany,
and Austria OF Berno have addressed note Ia
the Swiss government asking it to forbid tho
holdirg ct the universal congress of socialists al
Barnc. Masuwhile Us q oouuttr stroke tho so
cialists seem to have circulated 4 report that
the ooGgrebs will not take plsc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28

DESPERATE GRAsp.-rhc Tro, Press
says: "Oa Tuesday evening John Giyno II
whitehall, took the Delaware and IIud.oo train
f~r Visit 90 this city. Ii was dark whoa ,he
cars arrived at Mechanic,vi!c, mud Giyun, who
wished to SEQ frlond near the depot, a.ked
the conductor how long the irain would sion.
Balng ,uld that il would visit five minutes and
perhaps more. Glynn went of and interviewed
his friend. but on returning 10 the d., p,t saw
tina rnln was under hesdEsy. By slnro nm
he SUCCEEDED IN c'utohinr tho r,inv f the
Car steps next TO the 1usr car, and tried TO
splog % the steps. but his loot clipped and
tho man wss lett ciDgiDg by tho arms. By
tins limo the tresewoik brdg, was r, cSed
aud TO lot 20 hls hold WAS almost suro death.
and 1t was almost as certain acnihiaton 10
hold 90. 10 this way tho unfortunate man
o'unr. hls fect striking hosviIy on tho ties in
the bridge and along tho rosd below. The
tram was Ecc,ersing its speed at cyery in
oan,. aUd Gym was lust debating which
would b. tho easiest deslh to hold on or 10
ls 10 80. At this juGclure q man passed from
INC Inc rear car to tho one 10 font and saw
Hiyhn oirgInR to the car. lie told tho ON
oussor That man hsd been ruu over,
Anu tne !rain was stopped as socn AZ
rTS'oF' AS inc train Stacked, however.
9Syon. ~ q q desperate muscular effort, of
nlS arms, rSisou himself SO as 10 get opo knee
90 inc STEP and the rsst was easy. Az tho Of
fcials of the train went back with l,n,a.. "
See the man they bad run over, GIyon ;o;nod "
The search so as TO escape notorieIy. Alta, q
Time the !rnin proceeded. and GlVnp roda -
Waterford, where he stopped to have DC O. ssarv
repsirs made to his wardrobe, and WHARF h.
discovered that n the rough pounding on Tho
railroad tics the soles of his boots were psrti,lIv
torn off
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
The Enrthauake I'm the Abruzzi.

LONDON, Sept pa dispatch from Rome TO
tue Times says tho destruction caused by the
earthquake in tho AbruG ii far exceeds anything
indicated by tho fret reports. Tho Archbishop
CT Chleli appeals piteously for help. he says
the disaster il only comparable 10 that OF CASA.
mlcciola. Over 1000 houses are uninhabitable,
and Tire remainder arc more or loss fssured.
+. u: liflhs Of tho population sre shelterless.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28

Messrs. Blaine Window and Kirk "ood *.
perienca G sad res!H ,tion Of the muiabilty OF
human affairs. Each ofthem had long term "a
serve in The Senate, but tho glitter Of personal
patronage as heads of departments nllurei them
from that legislative hall only 10 enjoy few
brief minutes Of IN oervised authority and then
be RELOCATED TO tba. political retirement from
which they should nevsr have emerged. and
20 rcenter which is tho most miserable fate that
in their estimation could possibly befal them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
BEAUTIFUL DOMESTIC INC1DENr.-"Oomt

BEAUTIFUL DOMESTIC INCIDENr-"Oome
here, Reginald. Can't you kiss the lady That's
q good bow" said New Haven mother. as she
coAxsd her pet 10 stop for moment tho process
of phrboiling his thumb in his mouth my,
what dirty face that boy has," WAS the e1cla
nation Of the frank caller. "Yes. l know; but
you 500 BY the time get through washing faces
for eight children tho first one wkshed gets dirty
sgain. "lts gres! deal OF cara you know"
80 it is. como TO think. III we're you I'd hire
horse cart 10 stop horo every half hour ana
rinse 'em of Hydrostatic GOODNESS now exists
between these lsdies.-Me.o Haren Register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
strike Avoided.

PlTTsnUaa. Pa, Sap. :S.-A threatened
s!nho of coal miners in This district for an ad
Vance OF b cents per bushel for mining if retail
operators persisted in char ing consumers eleven
cents per bushel, has been avoided by tho miners
withdrawing thDir demands for An increase I'm .
der iha threat Of tha dealers to advance the
nfiID to II CsI,ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
Ask 20 be Relieved,

LONDON, Sept IS. "A dispatch TO tho D,iIz
telegraph irom VIENNA says that Mr.. William
Waller Phelps. United States Miois!er at
Vienna has sskeG 10 90 relieved of his lucc
lions rs saoD NJ sacc.ss9r ESQ c,cverienlly
resch Niecpa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28

There are comparatively 30 lev lteliiSant
negroes 10 Nirgilia that no well Informed man
eypec.s ls,g, split among them at next falls
split will BE- larger then than ev,r bo(oro. The
more s,nstlt aud reputable men among thom,
and those who respac: themselves will etcloH
Mahonei.r:; thu others, ss is ural, will give
it their support.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
Final SHOOTING Affair

CHARLESTON. s. g.. Sop. 2S.-About .
o'clock Motd.y nlttrJoon. at tho Waverley
House, in this city. james d. Turner was shot
and almOst Instantly killed by James L. Walsh.
Walsh surrendered himself Turner pulled his
pistol on Walsh, who fired 10 self deltnos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
Germany and the Nnfican

=, LONDON; Sept. 70 "A Berlin dispstch TO the
Morning Post says ths! tho negotiations between
gel many and The Vatican have further resulted
10 an agreement that Or. kopp shall shortly BIO
installed rs Bishop OF Ryldtsheim, in Hanover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
To be forewsrnsd is to be forearmed.

TORNADO IN RICHMOND CouNTY.-A tornado
swept over small section of Richmond county
on the 18th. The stoutess trees were torn up By
the roots or broken off and whired through The
sir like feathers. Houses were demolished corn
tsds swept clean and fodder stacks blown no
one knows where. On the farm of the ate Sam.
uel hcKoaney, dwelling out houses and crops
We're swept away. NO lives wero lost as far as
known. Fortunately the track of tbs tornado
was through thinly ssttled district
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28

The opponent. Of capital punishment have
suffered sGd weakening OF their forces by Gui.
taHu's crime. ss tic only man opposed 10 such
uIishment in that Gssessin'a casa basas his op-
position upon tho grcuhd that using is too
good for him. If the pcrfec. sanity Ct Guitoau
be established he merits desth. slough the resul,
of The post morton czaminstion makes i. L.
tremely doubtful whether no can ho hanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28

T,O GOOD FARMERS, wishing 10 seed
Il Wheat and who do not care 10 buy Fuii.
w :rs, l offer to furnish TWO HUNDREU
AND TWEhTY.FIVE POUNDS OF a No
l FERTILIZER per acre, for one half of ,ho
Rross product Of Wheat grown, deliverable free
OF cnarRo IN AleIand1ls before lst August, 1892.
Address T. q. Box 22), Ale1nndris. Va,
snn9e-,f ~
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BeAutifierS.

Ladies' you cannot make fair skin. rosy checks
snd sparkling eyos with all tho cormetics "
France. or beautihers tf tho world. whlla Ia
poo: hoAlIh. and nothing will give you .uch
a. Hop Filters. a trial ia certain proof.-Tc!c.
crank
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
Cardinal DyiDp.

ROME. Sept. 2S.-CardinaI Edward Bar
romeo, who WAS raised to the Cardioslate
march 18Th. 1868. is reported TO bo dying.
Cardlns Vlncsnt Moratts. who vas created
Cardinal June 22]. 1877, is also seriously III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
Aggressive France,

LoSnoN, Sept. ga Dispatch from Paris
o the Times tays: There il 90 impression
iha! Fra1c, desires TO toroo treaty on the
hlng Of Isiquin aud that there will b, repo-
| 'ltlcn OF the Tuns affair there. Such course
you'd be very Likely to invoke rupture with
China.
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MA KILLED,

Ga Tuesday, tho 9th instant. at tho Methods,
Episcopal Church South, Salem, Va. by Ruv
u. ID. Lylcs, MAVERICK ENTWISIE, cr
SELL Of Salem,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28

From Little Orleans Md. Mr. Peter Olsm.
eos writes: Hamburg Drops have made me
healthy, stroog man otoe NOR. Ny appetite
hss returned; and although seventy six years
old, feel as if | were but twenty,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-28
NanifeStO 10 be ignored.

~ LONDON. Sept. .S.-A dispatch to tho Dsily
Telegraph says Cabinet council has decided to
ignore the manifesto otthe e1,rculo loft. adverse
10 tho War in Aftics
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Fire.

bAAY!LLE. vs., Sept. 20 This morning ST
day break Q tire broke out in s. H. Holl.nd' 8
of'ck building, on Union street. which entirely
consumed TIC building and contents.