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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30

Cough, Gold or sore Throat ebou!d
Us s!opped; Neglect frequently results in an
LION. u ROW N'H Is KON CUlAI,
lhyCHEs do not disorder the stomach like
cough sytups and bslssms. but act directly
on the in1lamed parts, allsyiay irrit.tion.
gG,Vereliet IN Asthma. BrOnchit is, Coughs,
Stn, and the rhrORt Troubles which
lect TO. For thirty years Browns Bronrbisl
atoches have boon recommended By physicisns,
ana always give perfec. Satisfaction. Having
oeen Tested oy wide and constant pse for ncsrjy
Al eat,re generation, they have attained we'll
t heia.so tsnk among the few staple remedies of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30

Honor is like the laws of the Modes and Per.
slams; it altereth not and knows no manner OF
changing; men may come and III IN may 70. bu.
II rolls on forever, unchanged and interchangeable.
And yet though only few years ago Gsnersl
bshone's candidate for Governor said the houor
of Virgins demsndcd the payment OF thirty
three millions Of dollars, he now says ths! ths!
same honor demands tho payment Of only twon
ty millions
"How strange tbs. things should cease to be
That once we thought unending?"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
masters.

Another change has oome over the spirit of
tho Richmond Wigs dreams. Bu: short
time ago. it was almos. daily Informing ito
people Of the North that settlers from thst c.
tion were socially aud politically osiraciz "a in
VUglil. but. presto. charg,! it now suys.
that men who c)me to cast their lot with us
have always been Welcome" But the Wig,
nevertheless does abuse Mr.. Parsons. Nurh-
ern gentleman. fox presumirg TO agree with il
now. and for contradicirg what i, as beoo
saying heretofore about the ostraoisu Of North.
crn settlers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30

CURIOUS PANIC IN a REsrAUEANr.-Sho
before o'clock 10 the afternoon, day or I've
ago. when tho tables 10 rsstsuran: on N ss;su
| street, oer.h of Ana, New York. w;r, crcsd. Il
With guss:s, nunb:ring DOT less than seventy
persons, an incident occurred which lSd to a
| general stampede from tho premises, Tbs
walters were rushing to and fro, aod there was
| a general ola!ttr AID rattIiGg of o:cck,ty@s:r.
Whom 1dec3 crash WAS heard 10 tia ras' ii
| the bulldog.
soepo Of tho widest ootIusioa tsl, cd.
Tho fearful crush al Tho door caused men =.
Wedge tightly in tho passage. they kecpiji
back those behind, who shouted Justify TO those
| 10 font. aud soma oven threatened to jlup
through tho windows. Many OF those who ss-
capped through the Goor taN oIed hehdong iuto
| tba street. those lush!ng hehiad ueirg TINS
| ttlpped up and Stumbling over them. While ~:
lew mad thelI c1at tails nesrly dragged ii.
Io add 10 the terror Of The situation the waiter
girls screamed so loudly a. to Convey sa III
preston to the orosd that Collected DC the
street that a fire was raging wlhiu or thst
sonebtd3 Was crushed or barned
10 the rush to tho door mou involuntary
dragged the table cloths 9Th them upse,tng
the dishes. cups. glass.s aud ovnrturuiny the
tables. Thereby stroWiug tho lj1r with al!
kinds Of food. and totnicg b4rricades that c!fsc;-
u.lIy retarded if they did not rraren. csresY.
Hardly anything Was lcf: standing % tho cue
ter or in the windows.
l.; Was only alter the gusts recovered their
equilibrium lh1t tho c,use cf the onmotitn
could be ascertained. 1t sDpearl tina. 10 tic
rear of tho restaurant divided cnIy 81 the The
asrn alley. building is being crscsed irou,iur
on Park rog. The men at work woro hoistipg
load of bricks and mant 90 40 elevator, ard
when The load had almost reached tho TIP Of :ko
bulldog the rope gave way, pr:ctpisalias ,hs
elevator on the temporary hoor below, with u
crash that vas heard two bccts distant md
which reverberated With loud nriso through,
ont the restaurant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
A Phenomenon.

a specisl dispatch from Whest!and, lows, OIL
the 18th instant saya:
This plsce aud all the surrounding Country
have had occasion 10 witness q sight tonight
that will not soon be forgotten. Sundsy night,
about ten O'CLOCK, thero csmo up 0 terrible rain
shower, wtl:n WAS accompanied by terrific
bursts OF thunder aud flashes Of lightning a IN ost
binding. It lasted abou. three hours and then
subsidized, although it remained dark and lower
ing sll Gag to.dsy. About six o'clock this ever =
ing the storm broke GU: again, and, increasing
ia fury. soon blew almo,t hurricane. The
thunder Wa; The mos! appalling ever heard.
and the lightning fierce and ince:ssut. The wind
blew tbs water along in grea. sheet, and SO
much rain fell that by eight o'clock the ground
was Hooded. At this time occurred one of the
n ost peculiar phenomena l have ever hesrd or
resd Of. I no darkness wss intense, made so By
tho thick clouds which hung over the earth and
the night cs we'll. All CT sudden q broad
bright w.ve of lish. shot up from ths south.
western horizon. and sooner than l Lell it the
whole hoeVens, from cas-! 10 west and north and
soutb, were ono blszl Of glory, in color sOme.
thing between . fame and violet shade Of light /;
as far IS lha eye could see everything We; vitiblo
as in the brosdest MONDAY light. Tho esr!h and
wstor took on a tswny. tsry cast. and phot-
pbore:cent light seemed ~ be on everything
Faces looked blue and ghastly, while the ii3ht
wss SO intensely perfect that g pin lying upon
the ground was clearly visible to standing per-
son. This light lasted fully twenty niuutes
and gradually faded, until the skies were OF a
blush red hue, and 80 they remained until nine
O'clock or about forty minutes. During this
TINA great balls of fro would shoot athwsrt the
northern heavens from e.st to west q! uncertain
intervals One came out the sky, and seemed
to stand for full second moIionegs. snd then
ssnt out from every aide and in Sc many differ.
ent directions fully thirty zigzsg bolts of light
mig, which covered tho whole northern heavens
for sn instant with web ct brilliant light. Al
Together i: WAS the mo.. brilliant spectacle
ever have or over expec! to witness, and feg, if
any, who were observers will care for its repe!i.
lion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30

Cardinal McCIotkey received severe fall 90
the incoming train on the Hudson River Rail-
road, at the Grand Central Depot, 10 New Yolk
on Monday evening. The locomotive as usual bad
been been detached. but the train came along
at high speed. and struck the bumper viii
such force as to throw such of the passengers
az had lett their seats on their backs. The car
dioa was Knocked down outright. and, owing
TO bis advanced yetrs and feeble health. serious
oonst quences were feared, but Tuesday he wss
reported as being comfortsb bic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30

Col Brady, of Petersburg. and humorous
other republican tfico holders, are 10 tho city
and sDxiously watching the proceedings of tho
committee. Bredy is su solive Malone man
tn1 hrs Fpont mes: of the day at the Exchargo
Deer the room 10 which The committee is IN
aaession:--Riclmon1 Correspondence Fttcrs
6urg Index.
Aud yot less than Two yeaIs ago, Commis-
sioner Raun threatened Van Auksn. one Of
Brady's deputies. with the loss of bis offcs
merely because be wss suspected OF tavcripg
Tho MahoDo movement. aud less than FIVE
monihs ago the President said the civil service
should be conducted 10 the interests of the poo
pie and uol Of parties. ard that ofiics holders
were thu servants Of the people aid not their
masters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
The EHrketS,

EALrlsoRs, Juna 50 -Virainis "a old -; 10
deferred II; do Consolidated SEQ do q So.
rios -; past duo coupon 924; new 10 DDS bIs bid
to-day. Cotton qaet; mitdliug II Ill. Flour
steady, With fsr iobbing tralu demsr,i.
Whest-Southern steady, with wids range 10.
fancy lots Of new; Western easier. closing dui;
Southern red 1lOsl3J; do aulbar l2Sa132; NJ
WESTERN wintsr rcd epot and june 12l4;lGl !;
July 1881 bid; Au9ust l2lS il32; Sept iZ!al2L:
CorI- southern easier; Western stasdy x1d
trm; Southern whits 50 {; DO yoiov 5Ta53;
Western mixed spos Juno aad July 5B; Au.:
53as5S; Sept 55.5Gl. Oats stosdy; WESTERN
white SSaSa; do mixed 81 Rye duh st 9Os9&
Hay unchanged. Otfse quiet; Rio carsoes or
ainnry 10 JAR 9ialii Sugar stosaY 4 soft l0!.
Whiskey firm at 81 IL.
New YoRK. juno 3O--S.ocks firm. Monty
3s33. Flour unchanged ana quiet. Wheat
cash 3tlt better. O1rn-cssh dull and heavy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
Financial.

NEW YoRK. jane 30.-Tbe Posts iaanci,E
arll,!e says: While tho Stock EScbaure mr.
kets are rather quies TO dav they arc g,uer.iis
slroag. u. 8. bords sic higher fox tho / $.
State bonds TT, higher whers ohaagcd tic
sdVatc, 10 railroad bonds ranges from ! IL.
The stock market opauod higher except for tar
elevated railroad stocks. which wsrn week I'll /
lower. Tho whole III ,rkot has siaca bsco silsa.
aud the elevated railroad shares hsve ais 81
vaccad. The clll loan rate is 3lS@ per caa'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
Elcc.

fANAMA, June 2l.-On The night of the l7,b
INST tho main csr shop of the Panama railroad
company at Aspinwall and some smaller hn;Id.
loRs we're destroyed by fire. The loss n Tho
company is probably under s25 900, vhilo Tho
Inconvenience which the disaster has oco, sionod
Is very great. locsndiarism is supposed to
have caused the fire. ''0 "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30

O2lrg TO modera discoveries and recent iu-
p ovCmonts. i. is almost certain that this cou1-
Try 10 order to keep apRce with others. must
have, and tina! speedily. an entirely new navy.
and that both it's navy and its army must be
supplied with new ordnance. In view of this
psttn. fact, tho establishment Of the proposed
iron works here will be an important fsc:or in
any estimate that msy be made of the city )
future growth and business Advancement. for
as the ir5n and steel manufactured by the new
process 10 be adopted 10 the proposed works
are said to b superior TO similar articles mado
by any other process. it is only natural to sup
pos, that tho iumouss quantities of such m, .
terlAl that will be required at the Washington
navy yard will BIO obtained here, end the labor
necessary 10 fill this requirement alouo will
give steady employment to largo numhc: Of
haEds. and it is such employment. nbovc oil
other meaus, that looalizss Improvements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
Four Children Killed

HARRIsBURG, Pa. Juae SO.-At Lswistowp.
ABOUT hty miles west OF this city, Yesterday a
baggage truck was carried about 6fty yl,ds
ana dashed to pieces by storm. A numbar of
buildings were Injured near Chambersburr. a
parer mill was partially destroyed and lightning
struck house. abou. four miles from tho tuwn'
killing four children of Mr.. Mish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
Railroad Around Chicago.

CHICAGO. June 30.-Tha proposed belt
railroad around Chcsgo mentioned 10 dis.
patches from here sometime ago vas orsari.
zsd yesterday By Elijah Smith OF B1s!on in
col junction with the principal officers Of tho
Chicago and Northwestern: Michigan Central,
Chicago, Burlington and Qliocy snd Llinois
Central Railroads. Tho capital seek wss
fixsd S. 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
Grinding Sean,on

a., LoSDoN' June 3O.-The L,ndop corrts nm.
gent 1 OF tao LiverpoolPost sass: RiSht 01Uu
oi9STrp1 chamberlain. president of tho R,.. u;
y. ifsae - considcrin: tho possibilitv E o..
,ssoslnS Convention Hih Amstics I, obeol.
tae prao!o, OF Grim pire SEAMAN. w 0ueoA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
Disturbance

LONDON. Juae 3O-A dispatch from P,apss
to Reuters Telegraph COMPANY s,vs. A fso';u
GSatherlog CT German Stu iants was disturbod no
Cz,chs aod an stf.sy easucd du,ins sh;o ~ W
esat ternars were severely wounded Tho
no6em'ao popnlsc, sgaio attacked the Germ w
stabbed pe[soo5 were
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
Highway Robbery in New Yo.k.

New YoRK. Juro 3O.-Mstuel Origs &
SSosnisrd. whose father il said 10 BIZ awell t.
~ general IN the MeSC1o army, who sent lii
SOD here to b, eduaatad at Clsveraak College
Columbia equity, N. Y. wss robbed by rsn
and woman while walkiog down SIKH avenue
at 2 O'clock yesterday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
Suicide.

Norwich, N. Y, Junc 3.-Ftsak T..
Dlmmick, Gu years OF ego. o we'll known c,iaen
OF Chenango county, jus!ic, Of tho pesco iOr
three cons:cu'iVe years. committed suicide OF
Smyrna last evoainz tg shooting hi nself in the
h..d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET juno 3o-The mr.
1es continues quiet with light offsrings of yrsin
19efe !. no change TO note in Fiour. Fancy
mneat ID 81 ade higher, bu: lower grade, arc
ouu; we note sales to-day of 6Oo Bushels OF Ian.
cs II a. iao About SEQ bushels of wbI.s Ora
Country produce is quiet At las. gu ,ls!ions
GRoRdEToWN CATTLE MARKET, June D.
SSas!ie-At DeoVers' Kest this weak some l25
ueAa were onered prices ruled ss follows: 4aGIc
20. 10. some 1000 Sheep and Lambs were CT
seieu. Win sale1 OF Sheep st 4.5ic. and Lamb.
at 20a<40 each, ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
appointment.

WASHINGTON. D. G., June 30.-Thc presi-
deDt to day appointed Il 3. Foster u. s. Mar.
sbal Tor the dis,ric: of Indaaa vico VIM. W.
Dudley appointed Conmi7sioaer of Pensions,
and Robert T. Holey. of Vermont, U. S. Con-
sal at Barbados, vice Woodbury. ii. Pocys
susnan6ed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
The French In Asr,o.

.hs IT'S IT'S June SO-A dispatch from T,ni, %
inc inc TTe%ps ,ays French fgate is 10
the purross Troops f from Gabs 10 z.rzss for
sss and wscb iss:0i hss r, GdHr tSs
FRANCO .lasss that there il an idss ""a''ef. -
AsSS' oemonstra.ion in the waters OF T,;n,l incn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
Collision.

LONDON. June 3O.-The Norwegian bsrk Cap,
q. @ 1ers!own from New York, had her stero
considerably damaged 10 collision with the
steamer Eric. which sailed from Liverpool yes
terdsy for New York. The Eric proceeded
to QaeDs:own to-day. having sustained no
damage
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
Collector Robertson,

New York, Jcns 30.-Au Albany spec;sI
to the Evening Post says: This oroug Sans.
Tor Robertson said tha, ho will not assume Tia
du les of tho oollectosship to morrow cor iur
somo time. if th, present deadlock here coE.
tinuis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30

A terrible Cyclone, attended by hal !, visited
portions of Eas. and West Rockingham
county on Saturday afternoon last Ia tie
region Of Port Republic the clrcui; Of the ter
n,do Tss mic aud hall wide asd GVs miles
long. oVeriurri,g htu 'cs 10 lis track. literally
destroying whole 6elas Of whest and corn. tear
ing up gs,dens root ard branch and destroying
fencss for miles. Il vas: am5uat of valuable
timber was u terly destroyed. A woman and
two children made o pairoT csc,ps from the
house in whion they tad resided. il! being car
ried eft few m ,1nnts after they lett, ooa chIld
beirg badly iliartd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
lCOMMUNICATED.
Tickle ne. Dick; tickle M. do;
You tickle ma and IN iictls ponp,

We'll, it is some comfort to koow, drripg this
toffid weather. that The Mutual Admiration
Society," which met st the market house
building on Tuesday night, will defer, it is
hoped, their nexs soft soap invention to about
tdIs time two years heIc. mo moro of that,
Hal az thou lowest me-" Cans lows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30
p UBLISHED DAILY Il TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 80, 1881

To dapy that change Of heat !s possible
would b, 10 reuounc, the faith in Which We
were reared. Thst would be impossible. Bat,
nevertheless, il is rarely wi5o TO LII. implicit
trust 10 old slnDels. We nevtr had sny ccLGs
denoe 10 Mr.. Blaine'5 assertion that ho was
opposed 10 Mahouisu, al that Malone had re.
caived sill the support tho Administration ID
tended to give hiu. Therefore We are ty 20
means surprised thss he now says Mahonism
deserves support and will receive ell The Ad
miuis!ra!ion has at ts disposal Mr.. Knott
Chairman Of the committee who Investigated
o1e of Mr.. Blsine's numerous lapses from grace.
was induced ty the deveopmen cots Of tia! in.
vestigation, to remark that the disregard The
then member fro u Maine paid the biblical COM
msndm,nt entitled him to future quarters With
thcs, who weep AID wall and gns5h lh:ir teeth,
though the kentuckan did not eXprcs, this idea
10 such mild maD1erod terms as no have en-
poyed. A maa capable of the psrts Mr. 3 ,aine
playsd in the Muigan, Caldwell, aud brain fax
affairs is opal to any requirement that tho
eXlgencies of the Msbone caso msy demaDd.
Tha: hs did. durlog the recent session Of the
Senate, tell reliable gentlemen the Admiois:rs
ton would do aothiug moro for Malone. is 40
less tr.e than tina! be did tell Senator Blair. T.
day or Two ago, the Admins ration would Do
oil it coud to help Maheno And OF such is the
Secretary Of Sta;e-a fitting premier Tor tho
administration Of President convicted Ct tho
Credit Mobier and De Gol9er frauds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-30

Tho Monetary Conerecco will resume its sit.
lings 10 Paris to day.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-27
Protecting The Morals of His Flock.

NC" HdfffV'U HHtoEPTfse'
NEw YORK, April 27th-A. M.-The Trib-
une has the following: An American COM
pany has been formed to build line of
railroad in Mexico, to be called the Sinaloa
and durango Railroad. 1t is to extend from
Aitata, on the Gulf of California, 100 miles
north of Mazatlan, to Durango, in the State
of the same name, 30 miles in length. At
Durango it will connect with the Mexican
Central Railroad. which will extend from the
City of Mexico to the American frontier at
~
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-27
n.oULLoU4H III LONDON.

John Mccullough appears to have taken
the Londoners quite by storm, if we may
Judge from the telegraphic account of his
appearance as Nirginius at Drury Lane. 1t
was the fate Of "genial John, - like many
other men OF genius, to be somewhat I'M
derestimsted where he gave his first ener-
gies. In California he was regarded as a
good stock actor, but nothing more. He
was always popular here, but very few per-
sons gave him credit for being dramatic
star of the first magnitude, and the major
ity thought him but of middling capaci-
ties. The farther from home he has gone,
however, the greater he has become. He
grew considerably in Chicago At New
York he was quite giant. And now in
London he seems to have been recognized
as a perfect Colossus. We are very glad 10
hear of MIR. McCullough's success. We
have no doubt that he deserves it rs well
as any man, # hard work is the gauge CT
merit But whether his early or his later
critics are most nearly right about his abil-
tiles IS question which will still be an
swered differently by different people,
though VIC have no doubt that if he should
return With the imprimatur of Dury Lane,
many who previously refused to recognize
his talent would alter their minds.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-27

so suddenly were exhumed, and in nearly
every case it was found that the corpses
appeared fresh and full of blood, and with
out any marks OF decomposition. The
authorities, having inspected the bodies,
ordered stakes to be driven through their
hearts, and in one case while this was
being done the supposed dead man opened
his eyes and uttered a groan. The testi-
mony in support of the above recited
facts is too voluminous and precise TO rem
der skepticism as to the occurrences posi-
BILE. The only rational explanation of the
matter. is doubtless that given by DR..
Mayo in his work on popular auperatitions,
namely, that the epidemic was one of death
trance, and that all these unfortunate
people were in fact buried alive. It is less
common now for horrors of this kind to
occur, but it remains the fact that the or
binary symptoms of death are by no means
always reliable, and that when burial is
speedy it is quite possible even at present
to inter the living. Had poor Guyembere
lived a century since no doubt he would
have been buried month ago, and had he
lived two centuries ago he might have been
transformed by the popular belief into a
Vampire. By the way, we wonder if Pro-
lessor Denton believes in Vsnpyrism :?
He ought to, to be consistent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-27
UNDssIRABLs IMMIGRANTS.

Judging from the conduct of the Russian
and Polish immigrants who arrived at New
York on the Victoria the other day, their
addition to the population of the United
States viii not materially increase the
aggregate o. national intelligence. These
foreigners were called upon to submit to
vaccination, some cases of smallpox hav-
ing occurred during the passage; but
when they were informed OF the situation
they refused to obey the health officers
and after making violent resistance it was
found necessary TO put them in quarantine
by force. No doubt the majority of these
ignorant creatures will remain in New
York. Il a popularity of the least in
telIigent classes of emigrsnts that they
always seek to remain where they have
first landed And in the course of few
years, OF perhaps only few months if
an election is at hand, they viii be found
voting regularly, and their views on sani-
tary questions will be az influential as
those of the most highly educated citizens
OF New York. 1t is by the votes OF such
people that the ring in New York are
enabled to defy public opinion, and to sub
iect the people of that city to all the evils
OF pestilence, for the sake of keeping the
distribution of the spoils in their own
hands.