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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-25
Tragedy.

New YoRn, Aug. 25.--Dlnnis kellty and
John Higgins married sisters 10 U;aoge N. D.,
and began 10 dwell in lhc Same house, but
fought like cats and dogs, tho sisters siding
each With her husband. On Tuesday they went
to law. This only added flael TO the flame. and
st night they got into ba.,l,, aud Higgins
threatened to brrin Kelly viii al axe. Before
hs :could DO. however. kel!ev seized q ten
paund weight and hurled il at Higgins. tiig-
dips dropped as if he was shot. lie il likely Ia
gio. Kelly has been arrested.
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Fire.

WHKEsRARRE,pa., Aug % a fire broke cut
Ct nidtisht in the i'm ner s, Saw mill OF Davis.
M,Murttio & Co., at Bridgeport, uoar White
Haven. The films spread rapidly, and the
entire structure was cpvcopei in q short time.
The Gro then communicated With tho vast
amount Of lumbar in tho yards, ard burned
isrcsly unil o'clock this MGR ing. Nothing
remains Of the unber or tic nill. Tho loss il
estimate ct $50 600
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Outrageous Wunianssn,,

PARIS. Ky, Arg, 25-Ou Monday tfter-
noon Jsmes f. Ofutt was killed by William II.
Current, Tear the lattcr's residence, at E@'l'S
Cross Roads. O4utt WIS perhaps tho mcs'
'sw, hsyiog married abcu. ye,r since. Some
weeks sgo an alteration between Current and
Ofutt caused desire 90 tho part of the latter
tor tho lie OF The former Armed With shot
gun Ofutt went 10 Currents house, and BY
threats Of killing her husband 50 excited Mrs.
Current hat sho Was thrown into spasme, aid
from the ffecs OF these. coupled with sickness
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Sudden Death.

New York. Aug. 25.-In jersey City. al
Provost GEd Tth sls.. gcuilorlsn fell to the
sidewalk yesterday afternoon. at about 5 q clock.
He Was picked up dead and iskeu 10 Tho near
est nolico sssiiop. Papers on tho body showed
that the man was Rev. DR.. Jfmss Clark, who
Ess on his way from Pansm, to Chicago. lie
had como in the Pacific Nltil steamship, and it
seemed from GARD 10 bia peck that he hsd
osll d on Mayor Grsc,. 10 Nav YOik. lilo had
$92 10 bis pockets, two watches and Chilean
passport. Il was about co yeats Of sge
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The Alliance.

W,AsHiNdroN, d. G. August 25.--Ccumap.
dor Wadlelch hns rcpnr,cd TO ;he NAVY Da.
parlmont tho arrival, Jaly oh, Of tho u. s. s,
hliahce ut HamUcliest, N1rwsy. Iip Ind
Sp,a'oad supplies Sni pi!os Rod would sail
jug 2Sth Tor sil z3crceu. Tho ic, was repcrt.
60 very feaVy 10 ,ha northEatd. asd several vcs.
stls naa returned reporting that they wore : a.
able TO gat through TO SIi!zbs1ger,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-25
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST IS

Ths receipts at the Treasury yesterday from
c1stoms alone amounted to nearly eleven un-
dred thousand dollars. More than million
day exacted from the people OF the country by
o protective tariff in order that thu bank a.
cunts of few rich monopols.s may Wax sill
larger. The farmers Of Virgiris. who constitute
an immense majority OF her people, not only
have their tobacco heavily taxed by the inter
nal reveoue system, but their c>rD, wheat and
rye Also for the price Of all these articles ia af
ilc.ed by the tax 90 whiskey, ard even the pro-
ducts of their orchards and vineylrds. and, 10
addition, alc folc,d, By the existing tariff, to
pay double for almost everything they buy, Tor
the sole benefit of Northern manufacturers. who
dsuounco and revilo them upon all eccssiobH.
and yet, with whose representatives. 10 Cone.ei >
General Malone votes evory time. The Trees
urY is so surcharged with money that Mr.. Win.
dom is paying bondholdors their interest from
now until October TO take it away; and yet, poor
Virginians arc taxed on every nt c ,sssry of ic,
and their request for the return Of tho money
their Site advanced the Government la 1872,
when its credit was loo low to borrow soy,
soornfully refused by Inc Northern bloody shirt
waivers, for whose selfish and insinosre social
and political friendship General Mahono has
renounc,d that of the people of bis own Slate
and section and becom, an ap estate to the faith,
traditions and sentiments, aud an enemy to tho
material Interests of those amorg whom he was
born an aised. Gen. Malone will oonliuuol Ii
support ct high tariff and internal revonu0. but
the State he misreprssen!s in the Senate will
next fall. reIu 1iate him 60 cmphiticslly that his
hopes Of retaining politcs! prominence by re-
pudisting Vir9inia's just debts will ba forever
hianallcd
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The Way they do them in phtIoaaI
Dhtu.

PHILADELrHIA August 25- Bridget Cnrtis wao
arrested yesterday by 40 officer Of tbs Scojslv 70
Pfotdot Children from Cruelty for neplectinS a,
two children. Her husband il under stmn y :,
at tho Aims House for protrac!ed di.s;na,ior -
She vas sont to the House of Correc ,iop and
tho children were taken 10 charge by the so-
cicIy. ''0 ''-
margsrat Armstrong was arrested On ths s,,,o
charge. Sac had sold everything bu. stoes
aud at the timo of her arrest was neoot;.t.,,
Tor the sale of that for money with wb;ob "
buy rum. She has lhroe ohildren. Tho 49,. "
was sent to the House of Corrtc,ion .,G ~
Children wcso Committed to tho oh.res Of ths s
society. - 'hs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-25

a WIFE S,LD FoI DoLLAR.-A. Lsutsn
rev Yorker of somo mcsna charged his vita
With being too intim ito with Ferdinand Jausen
builder in the presence Of the lsitor, where.
upon The irrate Mrs. Lsuton Challenged her
husband to make good his prefer 10 sell her to
Jansen ior ono dollar. Lautsn executed tho
SALE with written agreement, and Jansen Maid
me dollar: The next day Mrs. Lauten removed
ner 'rappings. ana made here home with her
new purchaser. NOW Lau!en has begun suit for
an absolute divorce from his wife ana she re 70.
sspoIds by instituting suit for divorce from hsr
husband. In the long run, il is probabla that
D ansen will Tad out that he has the WORT nsrt
OF Inc bargain in this complicated ense pun
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FOOlhardy Adventurous

LoND2N' Aug. 25.-Tho Daily TELEGRAPH
ssys: me dory. Bath City, which has arrived at
nasnoush' joat her only compass overheard a
W. Mee ,S ngo. me crew have not had dry clothes
W .heA since they lel! America. Tuee boat ia
very cranh, but lhsy iulond to 40 10 M.mh"ro
and rectoss the Atlantic ia her.
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KILLED bIs Enfhc-

y BLOOMFIELD, llaho. August o5.-Hifsm
ntntsoAS' aged Is sho: ard killed his father 81
r'orls 10 Davis ocus!y, last sialt. Thu
elder eli Brooks Sa5 beating his vito with q cIuh
nc bay iaterfsrcd ard tlo father trracd on him
with the o!u lbr:a;cuioy. his Iiio. Tho bow
ie:Fetied 10 The wall sud then shot tho cid man
10 tho lift temple with fatal results.
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Suicide OF n british Sen s,a,,a,,

D PHILADELPHIA, Aug 25.-Csptsp John
1 pese' mts.tr OF tho British steamship Acacia
ti5loe opposite Couston street, Camden. Was
round 70 dyIcg on Tuesday afternoon in The cabin
OF hlS vessel. with an empty laudanum pbia
and brandy bottle near him. la had nam.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-25
Italian and usirfan AIIfnu.a

LONDON. Aug. 25.-A dispatch from Rome
to the Daily News says that II. Gambotia T bso
Written letter to some leading statesmen of iho
ielt party IN the Chamber of Deputies dcpreos.
a0g aa ltslisn alliance With Germany md
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Probable Hurricane

o. nlu Hid uFFIcs. WAsn!NaroN. u. G., Aug.
morning, very high sout hesst swaI no. hn 'uS
ported 1 VII along the North Carolina Coast A.
nsHeras the Signal Service observer states tho
sea mas risen to an enormous height, and ,bn,o
Is every indie alton that the predicted hurrirsno
ls coming in all it's fury. ''"no
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EscaIpe,I.

y CHICAGO. Auz. 25-Bng. Gaucral Ina,
rope leIeGraphsd from Fort Garland, Colorado
10 zen. Sheridan . headquarters horo ycs,cr'
Gay that tho last daspalc les froa Col, Hstch
inoioate tho csc,po Of the remnant of thu In.
dian raiders into Mcxic, With tho troons iollov-
Ing eight hours behind, '''''' wow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-25
President Reported De.a

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is -Teleor,ms ,ecs;,od
mere a. quarter before three o'clock, oyar wiras
ieasea oy TWO of the leading bankers st.ts ,hst
IL Is announced on thu bulletin boari At the
s!osK exchange in New York that lbs President
ia dead, Such ia not the case '1'''"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-25

The Mahoniles Want the whipping posL ,bol.
ished IN Virgins, but so staulch q republican
newspaper as the Boston Advertiser wants it 70.
established in Massachusetts. The Boston man
wants his people to regain the sense they have
Loaf; General Malone wants his to loss the ao,,so
they have gained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-25
RmnnpI No nAaIh.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 25.-Roae Miller. a
young woman. living at No, 2405 Harold street,
in North Penn Village, and employed in fac.
;ef leaving the f.ct6ry she proc eied hcme 10
prepare hupoer; and taking her greasy drass IN
III: the hot Kettle from the stovr, the inf tmms.
PIE . stuu imms diately iguted wrapping tho pir
ward. ~ "'s"'-
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IDIEJ)-

Of "a t1Is CITY, Yesterday evening, August 9th
a. ~ ~ o neIock, attcr sudden illness, LYDIA Il.
im aSo ~, widow Of Levi Hurdle. 1rHer
Tuer 1a VIII! take place from her lsle residence
o,ciocS w hntlng street, Tomorrow evening q. 4
g. ocR. The friends and acqusin,ances Of tho
lsml!y arc respectfully invited to sttand
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ReSigneL.

ill LEW YORK. August 25.-Ar. w. B. Sonar.
VILE VINO for two years past has nsnavod tho
business relations of tho Western Union TeIa.
graph 10. with the newspaper preas of The conn.
w, mas resigned bis petition 10 re- enter unnn
The work Of journalism 9pou
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A minister's wife Hangs He,so,c

y DETROIT, MICH, Aug. 25.-The wife \,
heV. 3. NJ. Morrist. OF Co1water, 10 this S,,,s
committed suicide By banging herself yestord =
morning in TT of Insanity. 'o'""s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-25

The Coal TRADE.-The shipments from tho
mines ofthe Cumberland coal region for ths
week ending Saturday, August 20, were 44154
tons, and for tbs year to that date 1910 251 toua
decrease OF 26, 036 tons - compared with The
corresponding period of $780, The shipments TO
tne chesapeake snd Ohio canal were, for the
week 1886 tons; for the year. 2s5 Ol9 tons, de-.
crease OF 49, 5O4 tons ss compared with last year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-25

The September number of st. Nicholas full,
IS niuaI, OF attractive and instructive reading
10! ola ss we'll as young children. has boon IA.
S reived from its publishers, the Century Pub.
h6hlng Company, New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-25
atithsaiOuG's Water Famine

a COT tlIct of authority has Resulted bulHean
Mayor Carrluetou aid he Richmond aid AIlo.
ehaGp Raroal. in coasr luocco Of tina &c ion q
the iotmar. 10 baVi2e tho water !urnsd fran
the canal hb1sc thc rI!y toto tie risar, SD ss to
IL q Ea"Suru supply Iil d.n vixen feeds tho
CITY Watsr@crk7. Y,scrd,y ct ECON Gootr.l
Walker, superintendent # tho railroad, ordered
inc aection master 10 PIC ,ed With his ontire
! iofcs 10 husheIfiri's mill, Whtr5 t6o water has
pecn TUNED toto the river, sud cioso the
gstos opeocd by order CT tho Mayor. lie farther
Instructed thc sec lJu master il interterrad
win 10 tho execution ct the order, to obi sio
Rsrrnn's from lho corniy eu,hmi.ies for TIM
arFcst OF parties 81 interfering. TIE Mayor.
upon hcerIcg 81 this. ordtred tho cEi,f of DO
lice 10 !ako poi'os iCrIo to tho Sc me punt and
prevent any Gbc from closing or othtrHs, inter
ieTlug with The gates. Upon the arrival of tho
poiIo' at Ru: herlufu's mill i. was fund
that Inc Wa;cr lad not bonn turu i iurn
the :i"rr there hui hat it had been done nt The
"atcI gates h.li Il milo above, nod beyoud the
luflsuIcn1n OF tic city ro;c,. The gnles 1bidb
hsd h3an c'hied ty tho railroad nsn were rs-
opened, aud imue Giutely thereafter tho ON.
plycts ut the railroad company Proceeded to
o0ttIn Earrtn. of arrest ftou tina oiuntv
magistrate. Central Wslk4r cy 5resses prrlcc,
IlllInGnts' 10 iur1 the water into tho csDaI at
B!sherd dam. about ninu miles above tho oiI7
winch course, he thinks. would vivo lho needed
reIief Tia Is tfdtnt. however, that Y turo
!tg 1t l6ta The river at Rutherford's mill cato
u Would not help tho CITY. as tho waltr would |
90 diluscd over the surftc, rt the Cry riy;r bod
aud do no good.
While Meyer Calrogtcu Was being rovcd in
q smsI boht up the causl TO The sccns of sctiop.
the boat ospslz,d end he was thrown into thp |
Waltr, tut was rescued by policeman,
AT q special meeting of the common o3nsoil
iast hiRht resolution Wss passed npproprialiog
SeV O00 ftr tho purchase OF steum pump and
eoRlnes with capacity Of Elk million gallons
every tHeny-lour hours. the sano to ba pIacod
10 "olkihg order in SIX weeks from tho ljmo
the coh'tso: is signed. The matter now poes to
tDe board OF niderMeo. The othor h,nrci OF ths
cou, c.l, for its so!ion.
The course adopted BY the Mayor 10 diyartirp
water from the canal intn the pumphousc prom.
ses to tttlrd partial relief and giye tho oitv
ABOUT ooo-half ratiOn7 OF water six out Of TWEEN.
y four hou.s
The Kchnond and Allegheny Railroad Com.
oaoy c!alm that they sre compelled, under
heir charter. to furnish tho Tredsear iron
works. GsIlego foufng mills AID ali other es,
ADJUSTMENTS dependent upon that water course
or motive poRcE With water. Tho action Of
nat company In shutting down the gates was
or the purpfs, OF protecting these parties in
hoir rights. No c'rfo! ofautbority nor troutls ;
re sppreheodrd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-25

Tiz., tho Huras;iao s!cn:oE, has officially
warmed tho provincial authorities 10 guard
agsirs: secret Pan S!svc agitation N Hungary,
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NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-The Posts Go,bo;, al
article says: The Stock Exchange markets ara
generally lover than yesterday. Respecting tbc
president 1t Is c)ming to be settled opinion
mat as soon as L; is Certainty either that the
rresldont will recover or the reverse, his coodi-
ZION Will cease to haveapy oommereisl icfn-
encs. U. 8. bonds are lower for the and !!
lower for the As sDd extended 50. Stbte bonds
ara doll and steady. Railroad bonds are irreeu,
lsr. Cut generally lower. The general decline
i from tai per cent. 10 the money mar
call loans. a'0''''oo9 luz
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II IS announced that the State debt Of Nevada
pears ,: per cent, interest; the State GOV
eroment Is an expensive AID unnecessary bur-
deD the population is stationary tbs mines
are exhausted. and other resources tba S,.ts
has none. Hence there is talk of retnrOina '' ~
territorial condition or annexation 70 ri ~
iornIa. AS s'ste Navada ia evidently not s a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-25

Ihe Republican City Central Committee beld
q meeting 10 Richmood On Tuesday EVENING
tion. 0"'0' o'n'en-
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marriage Licenses were Issued in WASHINGTON
yeitsfdsy to Marshall Carter and Roberta HuJ.
naiI, pom OF Wsrrenton. Va; aud Henry
i Ise.s ana Charlty A. Finley. both OF Prince
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FinRnCial.

Inc march and April numbe1s Of the Masonic
Rcleclic have been received
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! tfaoKEr CORN, for s.io bv
aul5 Nos, ~ 80 t' 70 s; "k',
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PAn.SiaVlc ApItpfion

VIENNA, Aug. 25.-I! is reported ,hs, NJ
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a sale vas msaaia Nav Ys.k las. week #
ao'coo dcrt7 Il waai!!an'. situated ia III,
mtuatains OF Georgia, 30 {. us,,y # Eno,;.a
oaIltaIlsf, Tor 500 600 rEa buyers o, ,hr,rnn
crty are now 10 New Yo!k for ,hc r,,rn,sa 10y
pu!chaAcg $50 Geo err; OF THIS, I.ufn
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j, Inc pF3,srsmme fer dspls7 1r fri werL, n
Echncnd during the Yorktown ccntonn; ~
mas b'cn aeEaca unon. There will ho .a,"n
pEee5' uaa Of which vii be 10 cmhIemat Go
oeore pleoe, Consisting # 40 iiiu inhaled sb;o,d
surmtun'et by tho nailou.I ool;rs Of Fr.rc,'
slu the Urlted States, with "Ya!ktoyr, 1TSI ~
batWNcn them, '' ''ol,
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MIR: joseph L'bt'rop. scsi5ipg st scvartb
a1d Chwch s;rhc:s, Wilmington. Del, sa,s
that 40 had very severe attack Of rbeumsi;.n,
10 ths hip. lie suffered 50 much ILas ha
sc'ic,ly could Walk. iIsviog Purchased a bois
TO OF st. Jacobs OIL, before rotiriog be b,,hea
his hips ard repeated tho &C upon arising ,i,a
next motnloe, and in day or two ho w,a 81
well IS ho ever had te.p,, "'' W
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Inc Board of fa:tign Missions f tho son.b.
eTn bapllas Convention baTo appointed Rsv
n. w. Haloomb. of Missouri, misgiopaJv n
IuaG. Chow, CAiaa. la uiIl l.sg, for his i,d
o. labor on tho 18th Of OIsoher. i, eomn.ns
with Rav ". K. Il. Crews AID oli,.ra
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DEATH or Mr.. GEORGE w. RIdds.-AB
announced 10 The G.z,tte, Mr.. Goo. w. Riggs,
tho banker, Gicd in Washington yesterday.
Two weeks sgo no IVES attacked Hilh hemot-
rhsges Of Inc stomach. which, nrns!ralcd him.
Scrlcuay i'll for several
Gays, his physcisuG vera hopeful or bis rcooy.
cry. a1d on Tuesday declared him virtually out
of danger. Iha iieniosrhBgts returned Wed,
oosuaS, aud ut midnight he sank into c,ma-
soSo state. from wh:cl he never rallied. Mr.
kigsa was born in G"crsc.osn, D. G., in 1873
His father. Elisha Rsss, vas ior t. lour TINA
leaoiog rle;ch sn ~ that rlace, having uuo G.,
,no largest Ury goods Businesses 10 thil gco,iob.
lilo also carried 90 'la sama hr s"sss at IN,
samo !lma ID Naw Io:k lie entered on hi,
sGiva tuslorts Ii: uiji, kia brother T. i:hs. a1h
w. W. Corc2ri0, as C1fa3tan l. Rjegs, in 1876.
Ia " aS!lisEton, ald thcy conducted O suooess,
I'M bu.lI+s5 from Ina conmCEc: mebt. Tho
ilrm rendered cssGG,ia! sid 10 the poycrpmsnt
10 It's Wtr with Mexico. in 1916, By taking Tho
cnifo loan OF lSlI, $tl 900 600, ost Of which
thcy made e largo poit. When tie Iran ng
1913. Sl4l 600 0OO more, was put 20 tho NAL
ket, C1icorau u Riggs obi:in.G ,ha ahul,, BIZ,
On Tho lst OF July CT that year Mr.. Gscrp. w.
RisRs retired trorl The iiral 20 p!iva:o lie. s1d
MI Cnic?rsn associated with him + iaha Rig.
Mr. George ". Rigs half bioil:ar hiu. ..t =;
r'o3nt decc&5Gj s, tho tho ifra IL 10. .,,,s,
Y Hiegs cJn'rn:G uaiI Isl April. 49, 49,.
Doth f!F. EoEca:.n aid Elisha Rigs rsti,.I
and Mr. G2Gfro ". Riggs. rnrurr od ~ hn.;,
ness ne he head OF the p.cs2n. frr, g; H;es',r
Comp:ny w ,t'SSs,&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-25

b. a .. COuGh' Cold or Sore Throat sbon,,s
Inc c,upp9ui neglect frequently results 10 M
to-, =, :, E,umg 9t1seaSe Or COnsumn.
-, Lon: brow EHON
o l. nIClaEs do not diaordsr the stomach IIka
cough eyrups and balssms. but nc: .iira., IKE
o ,';no INC Unnamed parts, @layag irrit,to"
S Gs1nnn., IN asthma, BronchItis.Co Coughs.
SSia'nrrn, and the Throat Troubles u,h;nr
singers and Public sDeni,srs 80 Sa men
lscs 70. For thirty yoars Browns Bronc I%oI
ns9cuss hsva boon recommended BY nh vsic;ans
anu always give posroc. Satisfaction. Hsv;nr,
os'n LISTED by wide and constant use for nesTls.
NJ Gnt,o generation. they have stssinod we'll.
the aga. sold at 25c = box eyerywbero nb,a Oh
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STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR G,yEEEoR,
JOHN w. DANIEL, OF LYNCHBUR".
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES BARBOUR, OF CULPEPRk.
FOR ATTORNEY GENxBAL,
P,W. MCKINNEY, OF FARMVILLE
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NEKS OF TIE Day,

ueavy forest Tres clu;od by the winerbcrry
pickors arc devastating tho lum5er region OF
Carbon county, PENNSYLVANIA.
The Baltimoro AID Drum Point Raj mad
Company have purchased for depot sc ti;c
blocks Of g;cuud lie South Baltimore.
State Gtecub:ck conventions wero held 10
New York. M:s;echuJo;ts and Mississippi yes
terdiy. ia tickets were placed 10 no.nlss-
ton ia Nav York aui Massachusetts,, and in
Mississippi rGninati2n i;r Governor Wss
made.
Reliable information Ia; batn received that
vessels Oh which cases Of yellow fever have re-
canlly occurred, gro constantly leaving the port
of HAVANA and Othor inleo.ed ports, tor ports
10 tho United States wiihout tho bill OF health
required by The statute. 1t is known, toe, thst
small p0x exists in epidemic form nt maay ot
tho ports now iaicctcd with yellow fever.
1t is DOW noa,ly te7o months Eirce rain has
fallen ia Bardsosn. kY. Many farmers nrc
compelled to Dive thrir sock thee or four
mice 10 watcr. Tho iisilrrs throughout tho
cau1iy arc htsitaing md undecided wis ther rr
moi to 20 into active operations during the com
ing season. The stTarco III ccra, tho dull mar"
ket for whisky and tho largo Gpsuli,lts in
boId arc The rrs:crs a,ieal ID fer their lnGo-
cisi2n,
Col William l., A. Coax. Ct Washiusion.
special ntto1nov fer the Gav2rrmcui, has. it,
behalf Of tho Unl:cd States ontclcd n civil suE
against Captain Henry ". E0RSatc, to recover
SOL 22iS 0S. Wrjs OF attachment were issu;d
aod placed 10 tho marihai's hands. AID his dep
ulics s,iz ell tho real end pr;ons properly
belonging 10 tho defendant. The suit 10 based
upon affi1ayiis fred ia tao c1u2o ty A. b.
NcWcomb ard Louis Y. CazisFc.
The third annual session Of tho Sup:cm:
Court Of thu American Legion ct Honor w."
held at Boston ca Tuesday. Ii appeared irpu
| the snnus reports that q. t!c last Rahusl Coz
venton 26 subordinate ooucci!s aud member
ship of 10000 Nos reported, situated 10 su'rn
States snd the District TT Colnm5i': slnee
which time thtr, tavs bsoa ipa!intrd grand
and l39 subordinate :ci's, and tho present
membership is ever %l.00o, There aeo now
COL subordinate couro:!s in good siandlnr.
| There kavs bscn received on ten asaesfmtR's
$23S S57.9l Thctn wrre II banthts pn,d,
amounting TO 1896 500. Tho balanoo on head
is $IST 0lS