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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11
PUBLISHED DAILY q TRI-WEEkLY b
EDGAR SNOWDEM.
FRIDAY EVENING, Nog'R. Il, 1871.
The raca1t election in this State established

The racaat election in this State established
or tie fsli;cy Q! tha L.tia pro7arf, 7iz popuii,
vox dsi; 70: Tie v2ic, Of Cod icsohca tia. men
should pay what they owa, bu: TIE uesIc:9 CT
Vi;gibia, by thsi: solid vo;c. GatcTmiogd, sol
that thty Woaid refuse 10 pay their p3rti IL a
the State Gcbi-.ha. they should was pavec
pee c1-bu! tina: the Properly o80eIs CT tue
S:sle. tho PEOPLE rem whom tho tsx:s era col
Iioted, md Who wact to pay the State dob; ia
order to promote her, aad. consequently, III j,
o1o, welfare should not be allowed 10 d. 50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11

lho flo! OF the rcc,pt cco:isa in this S!stt
upon her securities is nbor! as follows Coas3l
have DEPRECATED a5tu s:vcr. ard lO-4)s sbou
live pr cart. Corso!s ate held chiefly cr
forelSn sceonDt, bat fe@ boirg held 10 Virginia
and should they &c forced on Inc mirkct 30!
tarth'r decline Will probably take place. }u
oo:h classes era he'd Iy s'r,rg parties. 81 h.
basiag :htir PURCHASES upon he ttc,soa C. ia
highes: ti'bun. iu ito lapd viii DC 10th to p1ri
with \. III At O iosg,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11

The maskes il dull and heavy. Bat little is
dliag in Flour. Cha oiletiugs Of Wheat t. lay
amounted 10 but llC0 bushels prices sreoa, snd
sales ware raadc &. lj0.l353 fer Fu!ts. l35 !c-
mixed aId Il ror fair Lancaster, there being 10
chcics ciit;et. Corn il shade higher, snd oLe
small &c. CT whi.o brought Is. No Eye reported
aa6 oac 70. O: Cats s3!d ct 81. Bacon is shade
weaker Cou1!ry produce is coz ing in slowly
Old seils quickly 81 quotations, Othe- articles
unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11

Ine American Newspaper" OF essay read
before the Social Science Association ct Ssr ato.,a
Springs September G. 1881. by Charles dudley
Warner, hiss been received from tha publishers,
James < Oasood s. Co, Boston. This i, 9
handy volume, VOL houad, and can DO carried
IN the Vost pocket. The easay abou1ds in prac-
cal tugses.i0ns 20 10 how Nowspspoy shguil
Do con dac!ed. and i- Warner sh?w3 tbs. ag
Possesses roElo.ksb.o Insight into cyo:y ia
partnlant of journalism. Ias c3ssy is ar in
valuable sdjunc: t. q newspaper eli. &c, sad
should ba read from the pTess room 70 ,h$
sanctuM.
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Railroad Accidents

ST. Louis, Nov. ia dispatch; lram 81.
Joseph, No., ssys: Ga The ilannt4ai aud s..
Jcseril Riil.osd last night. Hbou. ,sshs miles
from kanscs City, tTo freight t..lIs, b)uoa ia
opposite directions, c5liiipi liz ne Jarknt.s
A Eraktmin was XIII 1.
& s3eclsl frnm Csreecans EesN2, Gays: A 1o~
port ieachad hero last I;GhL that freiEh! t:a!n
OF tho International and Great Northern <. J;
ran into convict gang O. Eiv5rait!G, killing g
cony:c!s End wcu1diaR largo numrer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11
General Mshouc's homo crpan Says.

I'VE trust tina: the ladies still remain faithful
enough 10 Daniel 10 send hiG: bouquet il
sol.ce him 10 his defeat"
Tho trust will Rot b, disappointed. ard tI,a
fIWors VII be spritkled With Tho tcars OF 81
the WAKE women Ct Virginia, vbo. Ike th,i,
t.'hera, husbands, brothers. Ind swcctiea-s
love their CID State, AID weep for the diaho:cs
pu! UPON her by 6 lew deserlers from tho deIc
ccta;io parry with the aid OF their Eervo
cihotts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11

Upon tina ides that legitimate scu.co o.!
qualification is found ia tho wors, condition o.
human h1!s, for tha -oason tat any sutse.
quans change mua! Do for thu be!!er, the people
OF Virginia sh 2uld no. be az those withou. hope,
for certainly no wCrso fats can bo!a'l than than
that OF lest Tuesday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11
Massacre OF HsaisicnS.

LcNDoN, Nov. 1l.-AGvices from Caro Ccas:
Castle. dated October Is, sts.o tEst Information
hss b6en received thero that tho Eirg o! Ash.
snteo has killed no hundred youns girls Tor tho
purposc OF usiEs ;hajr h.cod fer mixing Il5rtar
tor tho rop.!r ct ola Of tho l5tg:o huildu,s. The
re2crL Of tic ms2sscre w:s received from fefr =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11
Woman sSaatepEo sfcxts,

LOUISVILLE, Ay, Nov. II --hcu Noir;f, e
prostitute died at tho City Hospital yesterday
morning v5rS suddenly. Tho iGc!os, gpspec!ed
foul play and attempted 30 hold G. Pos uC-.4m
tn: ware prevented ty about thirty woaon who
drove them frcD, the hospital. rhs coro. CT ard
squad OF policemen w9go summoned and
norton which dev olopcd tho fac. thst emo had
been beaten 10 death. 1t wes ascertainei iha.
tho beating Hai done at woo d and Garden, Sur
day night, but no clus TO tho murdsr has becu
obtAinaN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11
For the Alexandra Gez lite.
Review OF tic Weather for Oct. 1891

Highest barometer, 30.l4; lowest. 90 25 !;
nlcsp. e9.II. llehssS hernomoier, %; los
cst, Sc mean, ca. Rsintall, $50 inohes
Prevailing wind, south. An article 10 lbs Gs-
z:ttc rte .ntiy assumed ttat Wa would have no
highly t;oted Autumn leaves this fall. Tho
couc.usloos sore premature. A survey Of tic
tcrcsts at this time will show ha. they arc net
mGch behind the average. W. G,
hccotiaE, Fe., Nov. 10, 1881,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11
Ein&NCaEl,

New YORK, Nov, 1.-The Posts fic.aaial
sr!lcle says: Tia Stock EEohange markets are
oil du'! to-day. u. 8. boada Gro higher t1r
tho As sSd As, aId e;asswi:o unchanged Il.
Il bonds aro generally higher. 10 the money
market Sc per Gen.. is the quotation FIR call
leans.
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"Don't Know kzalf fhci= Value,

They cured me of Ague, Biiousno:s snd
Kidney Complaint. ss recommended l had q
hslf bottle left which I pscd Ter my two little
glrlP, who the to,tcrs snd nc;shbors said could
not TO cured: would hsvo loat beth Of them
oae night II had not given thtm Hop Ei:ters
Ihey d!d them go much good ] continued thsi.
use until they were cured. That is wig ssy
you DO not Know half tho value OF Hop Bitter,
and do 20! recommend them high t."-B
Rochester, II. Y.-Ameriean Karat Homer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11

Now that the repudis.ors By she united sup-
port ofthe negroes and republicans. h.rc o.
tanned possession OF the Sta.o, "whst will hey
do with iI?' ID tho A5:o.5i2. question With
every tIuo Vi!& lian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11
Report frvm Baltimore Dugaisi,

| hhro s2!a al q tbo b;st Cough ;l:snci;ts
Tor tic les! Is years AID Aagn .4Eod I,uo to
approximate tho sxo,ca:rsl? i3rSo yai1 Of Or.
Balls Cough Syrup.
w. H. KELLER, Ger. PcsuA.h7c.& B;Gl!a s.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11
& XocNfIGT,

Frederick, EiD.. Nov. ll.-te!x Muaai@:,
convicted CT tho mu!der Ct Bis cGas:a J2fnas T.
Well i, n:sr En0ittaourg il ;hi3 county en-
tho Is h OF August, 1870 VS. hevSad iii inc
laIl ysid 3; tbs pace at II 0'G'tck iG-asy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11

HE Chinese students withdrawn from liner.
lea arc already turning their knowledge &C,
CURED here TO good account II il announced
thu! they are to be employed Ga Lhs telegram
line being built between Ticn-Tsin snl s;hang.
hal. Chils, which. i. is expected, will Be- finished
By the end C the yanr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11

White Virginisns are amused with .ha i;ee
that at the next session Of the U. :. Senate, The
bloody shirt rsdicaIs Of lh,t body will ms.ch
under the command cfa "rtbe bfisad:aT,' ed
keep stop to tie tune Of Dixie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11

y F1Gnr BETWEEN Two SNAKES il &c
sc7ibcd Ia letter to contemporary hy O laGv
Vic has ld.aTesod h2Taaii il ssuHy;pg !,oc6l
said 10 bo r1isoa aa:do:os. Vito waikiki: ia
the Goo?s Oa st. johns Island. S. q, s:a
hesra tkc snfjsg Of rat,csrs ko sad, iu.lii e
ic look t9r him, saa lin crgaseI in Gsrcc
c'mbas Filth hGnisam, black easks Of the
noG-Vonomou9 satc!:a Tho Esh: was G:,cc,
and tho back snake wa7 struaI, twic, By his
vcutmous catmy, Eich tia;o 10 .nl7catcd 10
tho bushes, In. rat1ru:d ia loa moments 10
rolcT tbn cGcou0ter. 81 tta third attack the
black Sa' k ssIz.d The !stll.fnsko by illa back
OF the reck, aad, as The latter il4a: h;aSc!: Cu,
10 An ttflrt to shake of BIS cacniy, the blseL
sake coil: Il srGuod him With 8 rzrid.y ;h,t
dazz;td her, acGi ;hcn he sEsiusHs drew limsei:
IN hight c,ll GO eui djwn, ua,il 10 vas c5iled
about Tho nccs n1d upper ps,t Of Tho ,nt!l,-
anssc. hor 'aotncnt hs rcs!a:s thas, then,
ik3 fissh Of light ho stretched hims:u OUT. in
no &C, literally tosTieg Lis yaacmcui euany f.
pisc:s. The fight must ha7a lasted t8cctv
mlau;ts perhaps logger; tut tho black snake
was the complete Vio!or, ord the LADY Eas nf-
suted IS HID who was much il he woods
end bad Witnessed similar BATHS, THAI il aI7,oS.
all csse5 The ro1-veGomous Haa corquarGr over
The vencG:cu5 oae.-Ncy Tcyi; Christian
UraM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11

Ias vel! kooTa druggist efAndalusia, ILL.,,
Mr.. Rob's Ros5 sonds us tbs following: Sine,
b3ngat the slere Of h1r. Thompsou, (decess-
CO. ] have introduced the st. Jacobs oil and
i: il remarkable how many thoour b On az il
has produced. | myself have trisd IL AID in
!hTce days l Wss relieved of tho Oh ECU q
r;.sutae.io pains. Have rstsh d five dozen Of
s.. Jaooag Oil in lwo g eks. ED ths village ia
not LARGE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11

A dispatch frcm Washington esJs OF 'io CT
gsnIzation of thu HOUSE Of Representatives
There is no doubt that The rssdiusser menbsrs
will vote with the republicans, aid tho inde-
pendent New Yorker will follow slit. thus Issv
log The factions 10 tisht over tho sronn5sckers,
who will very Likely hcli Gu: as condition the
election OF judge ksIls or cue Of their number
SPEAKER"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11
AcEs.riHyi0fn

PORTLAND. he, NoE. IL: C meeting Of
the ropu bl!can Stats committee last night the
resignation OF thu hon. JAMES &, B.siao as
chairnsa and cle:nber IVES nccepted, AID j. =.
Manley, csq., appointed in his pl.cU.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11
Threatened with EaraFss!s,

DUBLIN. Nov. lit il slated :a&: M.
Kettle il Threatened Tiih PARALYSIS, ari ihat
Mr.. B1glon has lest the sight Of cue cig,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11
GHE Washington correspondent. OF III, Bali.

She Washington correspondent OF III, B=lli.
mc:a Sun says:
"i'o gccd o, evil cGcr Gomez unnixcd. and
ii !ha Vir2iaim election OF Tuesday ia the initial
ro"a@ens. rs many assert, Of the breaking up
OF tho solid South, it csn De just sc certsiny held
tha' it will be tho forerunner OF the disinteRrs.
ton CT tho soii1 North. Those who imstioe
that tic csrts Ing Of Virginia o. Of half q DEAN
ether Sou!harn States By ths opponents OF the
&; mccFs,c party impsrils tho eIistence of Inst
party rs 8 nstonsl organization know very little
whereof they sneekn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11
RAISING HAIR BY THE CEop.-Thous.rt:

RAISING HAIR By THE RoP.-Thous.eGs
OF girls IN Sutherland. Germaey AID NarSsy
d3T0c themselves to the cultivation of ttei:
hair cs rcso!uioIy IS q farmer does his Drops.
Oaca z Year tho merchant, veiy often on old
pcIgn, Strives 10 thu village, and O brisk trade
Is carried ON. The Swiss girls msko the most,
a5 0Gtrro has bestowed on them On abundant
crop Ct the blonde cllor. which is hardest OF
Gil 10 Ch;aip, ard tho climate ia evidently pro-
piiious tc ita gyowth. Tho prics obtained do
re1ds upon the length Of the rc3ucdsDt trcsses,
:,sic eight ilohes long is worth 2j csnts
20 cu5oa, shie that thrty-six inches Iorg will
h:!pg tao Fortunate posaessor SIS "a ounce, and
IN caSca OF exceptional beauty and thickness
even $225 no ouEcs may be rcalizcd,-Farts
(GxLion Lcttrr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11

Are yoa disturbed st night and broken OF 7cur
rcas By .!cG child suffering snd crying with
The excrGc!s:ing paio of cutting tosih7 # so,
goat oncs and get 8 bottle OF MIRA. HINSLOW'S
SOOTElH i} SYEUP. Il will relieve tho poor
lille .suferer ncdstely depend upon i.
there ia no mistske sbou| it, There ia not
mother on earth who has evsr uaei it who will
not tell you g. once ths! i: will :e.u!e:e the how.
els. ahd give res: to The mother, and relief snd
health 10 the ctiid, Operating l:i:o magic. !: il
perfectly aafe 10 nae "a ri cases, and piezEart 10
the Taste aad IS The prescription OF ono of tho
oldest and beg. female physicians and nnrsas IN
The United States. Sold everywhere rs csnts
bottle. ,nSy
"BlACX-DRAUGHT" cures Ivsnor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11

&IDNI0HT aLALM.-John Tapaora eA! !,;s
WIFE, who keep saloon in Cia cinsn!i wcso
aroused from thor sluTabsrs Inc ctner night ty
VIVA! seemed TO ha An apthentic announcement
thss the world was coming to an aad a:;.nter.
ahe floor sank and their bed gavo way, u weird
and raeGgthly Shrek resopIdad IL their cara +.
oeI began to toll solamll3 jua. behind tho fcat :
Doafd. hugovolume Of smoke and s;esn rolled
over them. q miscellaneous din tortured their
ear drums, and the whole situation indicated
nothlng loss appalling than tho crack of doom
AFTER waiting moment for their own par!cu
ar summons, they gained couTsge 10 Ret 40 snd
investigate. when they found that freight err
gine hst lun off tina track and iaio thsir saloon
Where Il WA st that moment sixudins, very
much III net d Of refte.hmsE:s, with it, tnoke
SLACK shntaele:sly THU. UP through tho ceiling
into tho proprieor's bed room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11

Thomas Il. Donald, indi,cd for tha murder
Q: jackson Eastman, Norfo K merchant, in
. une last, vas tried 10 thu Corporation Court
OF that city yesterday ard acquitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11

thu elevator in the Baviioro Hotel, Eiph.
teanth street and Fourth svonRe, New York,
fell yesterday afternoon from the fifth story to
tho basement. the hosting rope having given
aUsy. Blk persons we're 10 the car and va,s all
more OF less Injured. The rope thst fsiled Vas
made Of twisted steel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11
4 JEWISH COLONY IN PAL1srIHEi is about to

- JEWISH COLONY IN PALESTINE i5 about 10
be settled, The I22don Record SAYS: ~
uailcd JcHisa celery is to be Ecgmed in tic
distlo: OF Gilcad aud Niqa5. The Sultan 0!
Turkey tayiag GTsr::1 oG~ r:iii3a ed 8 hsI:
aotcs Ct !aad for t&is iuiposa, il coosiilGa:;31
OF large anoaa: Of Eionsy to bc aisarscd by
jewish capitals ., TIC rGg c3l25F il 10 be
suti:ci to i ptiuco og jewish race aaa .a;i.icn;
though t,ibu!aTg - The Ptra. !; hgs t1cr:
also affirmed tbs: wi:hi0 IN a9t ioy ytcra g
wealthy Jov has laht so:rio thir;y mii2- Do
lars 10 she Turkish soveramsn: CT tho stc2r.-
;g CT tho land OF P4iatiAe, 50 .i:as there il
reason TO coac:uda that tho Sh2la {! tho Prem
lssd L1Ed nPy ere long ggaia 60 rec.Gu;z d S.
the rlghtiul rropcry O: the jows, oa; ropuit-
ted by thea The Turkish Sulau. /! iyssid,
hss issued itapera,iyo iri!cra 10 tic I'arki:! i
gc7eraor ii J@iu;aem 10 c3Gla,ntc3 at rsc,;hs
work CT olesrira tho si;o ct Ha!oD>a's Tc!nil.,
d:eccra!cd Ter 81 manr e:n;ufl,a by tbs Mc
lea religion rEi1 IS sta,Gt il b, Il d;ieo: rs
sui ct the Representations r;ai0 iy ;l!a !ciEr-
ing lDpsrlsl Aul.i:a fs;.I7. tic aiHs Ct
The pilgrims eTci in iaiu72 t. IL aHtiai 10 ,hs
clearing OF tho EScucG u?tu hlou5t hleriah,
sad this msy DO tskcn IS al iGficsi3h OF iha
earnest iatentiG15 Of the Suhilr,a Porte il Tho
msttCr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11

CoNFL!cT or AUTHORITY, a oosfiio: t! su-
:hor!Y h:g oc:urrad 10 Norfolk, g;osrg Gu.
CT tho elections, Yesterday A. j. DatoD,
sheriff Ct The city, appeared before Jusic, Geo.
Il. Njillar ED nado forn,! conpl.in! CT the
voa!iona Of tho crdu=poa corc,raiog eltc lens
~ M5yor Lamb, il that no !nterterad 9i,h tho
b.riosdes around the polls erected by Tho
committee 90 public buildings. 81 Interference
with !!h;ch is fcr6iddcu under p?raIty OF 800
ieg each cfs2o,. Tho warrant vas given to
C&uataS'a Pauline, SID tho case will oe tried
10 6gy.
Las: Wednesday night row occurred 90
Msia street, AMI Sheriff Dalton hsd OMoer
j0ha Hsls.F, CT tho n2'icc fo:oe. arrested aud
'ock2a ~, sud satisfactorily Mayor Lamb had
To sheriff and Mcssrs. Thonss FaIrow acd
ChErlss Es!aua arrested for Interfering with al
ciFce. ia nc disohsrga CT his Cu,P. Tia pc-
l:c'nsn wEs reessed Gu a writ Of habess
ear2as by Jndgo Goodwin, ard ba!ed, and
SheniF DAt:en erd patty were baitsd ior Mon
I:-
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Tho GEE!peper Election.

CULPEpsR Vs., Nov. 1l.-Esg5crn'j us-
io.ity is PAT. Blair CO. C:msror SIS, sla Bar
bour II. These ere all etEc!.! figures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11
"BlACX-DRAUGHT"

STA, indigestion and hear tburn.
Fots'le by E. 2. Lead bsatsr & BIO,
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SWINE OF CARDUIn makes rosy
aso,hers! methcrs!Y s.o,,,ers,,

cheeks and clear compilations.
For skle By R. 8. LeadEeAss7 4 Bio.
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Eiao Valley Esa:Lwnut5.

Tie a1:u'I m2oi2g Of ia, a.cck;;"l!tTa o:
tho VALLEY Esitrosel vas aa!l il !itsuaicu
Wednesday,.
President Speocer'a rcpof3 -.,"s,ui .aa.
tbs gross carli5as inr ito var cr5c;,
September 80 we're So .jj7 20; EXPENSES SIS,
$40. 5l-lcayiDc e net ba,src, OF $Il 1856, -,
ogaIrs! net b2'snca for 1850 Of $l0.37S, 81.
Ito road Ct pc!at iw3 miles rc,.h c! lIcxiug-
tcu will dive!se from ia oEigira! locaiioa aad
connie: With tho Ricbman6 sud Allegheny a
milo btlCW Ilax!2gton. III: track @! tho Eich-
mond aud Allegheny Eona Wi! then ba uses! 10
the toWn, sDd The Valley Read wiii c., rca: 40
extension TO o'n;iaI poa: u t!o Corporate
limits. Work between S.a4at.a sd l.. xipe,
tcn. ccm@cccins sin ih0 heavier s&c,ioap,
will be besna at coo:.
Judge Sbctf,y ro:icaiat: tIt. Sper,cr
Tor. re.slcction &c the Dieafcocy. lad
spoke 10 high terms Z! Inc z3al and
o5y With @tieh he asa a&El!ais:crsd the
affairs OF ihc oamnany ,i;,iiag ;lc BRIT i;ao cf
bis presaercj. Mr.. SDGac;r wag n1aa IL ,sslg
elected, e5 waEe q II, memte7s oT ito Cd
board, and tbs osti: s Gdi;us-eG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11

RICHMOND MARKET, ROY. IG.-Tho msrkes i
quiet. Flour steady, bu. unchanged. Offering
CT Whost light. with Ea!ss of white ct 1873, Lsl
caster ST l25.li9, iyed ct Ids, s1d Fulz at IN
sl:G. Sn!es CT Corn st 70a7l for old aud new
Nothing doi.S in Rya or Oats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11

FHEDERicHsDuRa MARKET, Nov. lO-Ths
market Ia quiet and Thou. change in gu osAtione
Ct any Importance. Flour ia still quo.sd at 4 so
ssS 80. IS 70 brand. Hhoat in light receip.;
fuliZ l3oall ~, nnd Lancaster l37sliG Tor good
20 prime. Corn is quoted ~. r0i7a. Ryo oGa95.
and Oats CO.'S
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-22
A serious Accident.

Peter Bennett, who lives on a ranch on the
east side Of Steptoe VALLEY, met with an acci-
dent on the l4th instant by which one Of his
thighs was broken. lie was driving a team
near his house, and the horses, becoming
frightened at soue object. ran away. Mr..
Bennett was crushed against atree. and sus-
I .inod a fracture of the thigh, a little above
the knee. lie was brought to~town on tho
following day. and DIR. TuEofd set the broken
bone. Though not dangerous, the wound is
very painful. and it will be several months
before he will be able to be Ground again.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-22
STATE AND COAST NEWS.

The population of California, ex-
elusive of Chinese and japanese, Is
7s0,557.
The Tnscarorans are taking advan-
tage of the absence of MAJOR Dennis
to build a new meeting house.
A project Is on foot to have all Cal
ifornia Odd Fellows meet in San Jose
on he 18th of April.
By the destruction of the Hale d
Norcro-s wo Ks last week at Virginia
City, properly to the amount Of $780,
600 was destroyed. No insurance.
Frank Perkins shot James Mansell
at Reno last Sunday i'm sel~f-defense.
Mansell attacked Perkins after q
quarrel between the two over a game
of cards. Mansell was shot in the
head, aud Is not expected to live.
Jack Gilmer arrived i'm Bristol last
Monday night Tor The purpose of ex-
aiming the property of the Hillside
Company there, preparatory 70 put
tingup, to relieve the company Rom
its present pecuniary difficult fess 1t
Is reported that j. n. Curtis left San
Francisco Tuesday morning. aud was
ex expected to reach Bristol FridaS wight.
A petition relating tothe removal
of Judge Flack, signed by nearly 3Ov
Ia payers of Elko county, has been
forwarded 10 Carson, and will be- laid
before the Legislature. Copies of the
petition are being circulated in other
portions of the county. The names
signed to the petition already sent
down were procured in Elko, Tusca-
rora and Lamoille.
Dispatches from Tucson and DEM
ing, Arizona, report that the stage
from Mesilla, New Mexico, 10 Fort
Cummings Was attacked by Indians
Fri lay evening about fourteen miles
from Fort Cummings. The todles OF
the dri yer aud three men and one
woman, pa ,seneers, were found mt
tilated and burned. The troops are
in pursuit. The Indians are sup
posed 10 have numbered about forty.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-22

A Consultation Of sberins.

A number of Sheriffs met in Carson last
Monday TO discuss questions o. Importance to
them in their official capacity. The new Sal
ary Bill has upset the general routine of the
Sherih's office. and a consultation was
deemed necessary. Five counties were rep
rcsented-0rmsby, Washoe. Eureka, Esmcl-
aida and Storey. 1hs only definite conclusion
reached was that they. us Sherifs, would de-
mand that fees in cases wherein their re-
s~pectiye counties were parties to suits shoald
b. paid in advance, just the anne Us if out
side parties were tho litigants. After careful
consideration of tho question, 1t was decided
that Sheriffs had no other coarse Tor self
protection. The Virginia Chronicle says this
will have a direct effect upon the serving Of
the papers in the suit against Calsick'e
bondsmon. Tho papers have not yet been
served, and sheriff Hanks viii decline to
serve Thorn unless tho county pays the fees in
advan.e.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-22

The Eureka Sentinel Of a recent date has
this item Of good news for The people of this
section: "a daily mail from Wells Station
on the Central Pacific Railroad 10 Cherry
Creek vill be establi he'd without n doubt at
an early date. Tbs present carriers have
sent ON a long list Of petitioners names, and
the people need the accommodation" We
hope the Sentinel speaks On good authority
A dsily mail from Wells 10 Cherry Creek Is a
want that has long been felt. and our recently
increased population makos the enlargement
Of our mail facilities more urgent than
ever. The i'ostofice Department cannot act
too soon in this matter. as tho business inter
ests Of our citizens will be greatly facilitated
by the change.