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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

GEN. ADAM BADEAU has positively
declined the position of Charge d'Affaires at
Denmark. The President will withdraw the
mr. ni1aaf
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

MAYOR OvERsToLz has been renom-
mated by the st. Louis Democrats.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

Hon. CARL SCHURz is to be banquet
ed both in st. Louis and New York City.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

CAPT. JOHN S. WISE, son of the late
Ex-Governor Wise, has announced his in
tention Of accepting the nomination for Gov
ernor of Virginia at the hands of the Read
Justers. He says he fully indorses Ma
homes course in the Senate.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

PRINCE CHARLES has been pro-
claimed King of Roumania.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

A reporters notes may be passa-
bic, but they are not negotiable.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

The Treasury Department is about to
issue an official report on trichina and trich-
inosis, showing the absurdity of foreign ma
lions placing restrictions upon the importa-
ton of American pork, when, as will be con-
clusively shown, our hogs are generally
healthier than those of other countries, in
all of which trichina are indigenous.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07
NEWS AND NOTES.

A Summary of Important Events.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

White lying is pronounced generally
sinful by the Methodist, but it adds:
1.-The puzzle of moralists has been to
either justify or entirely condemn a
a class of such mendacities. For ex-
ample, what shall we do with the hope
full word of q physician who has no
hope?"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

GOVERNOR WALLACE, of New Mexico,
has ordered Adjutant- General Frost to pro-
coed to Rio Arriba County with sixty stand
of rifles and organize two militia compa-
MES as q posse for the Sheriff.
The desperadoes in that region are led by
the notorious Ike Stockton, whose head
quarters are on the Colorado line, at Duran
go, and have driven away fifty desirable set
tiers.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

THE alarming increase of German
emigration is being discussed in the Reich
stag. A Polish Deputy attributed it to the
culturkampf and excessive taxes, and in his
province to unjust treatment of the Polish
language. He said last year 1890 persons
left that province. A Socialist Deputy con-
tended popular discomfort was not so much
due to political as to an economic griev
aUce.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

The Mexican Southern Railroad Com
pany has been organized in New York. U.
s. Grant was chosen President, G. NJ. Dodge
Vice President, and Russell Sage Treasurer.
A resolution was adopted requesting Cen
eral Grant to proceed to Mexico to represent
the interests of the company. Ex-President
Diaz, General Mejia, and ex-Minister Ro-
nero are interested in the project.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

a SUDDEN rise IN the missouri mum
general evacuation Of houses and a stam-
pede of inhabitants to the bluffs. Many
buildings were moved from their founda-
tions. The damage was still greater at Fort
Pierre, where a number of buildings were
tioated off or crushed by the ice. No loss Of
life is reported.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

THE st. Louis Globe DeMocrat's
Washington correspondent states tkat SEN
ator Conkling, after due deliberatien and
consultation with his friends, has determined
to antagonize the appointment OF Judge
Robertson as Collector of the Port of New
York Judge Robertson is known as one of
the most active and pronounced enemies of
Senator Conkling. and the position to which
he is nominated is the most important in the
State, so far as respects political influence.
Secretary Blaine is credited with influencing
the appointment. The New York Times
Albany correspondent says it is understood
there that Senator Conkling will defeat Rob-
ertsou'S confirmation If possible.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

New Orleans has grand opera every
winter, not for only week or two, but
for a season of three to five months.
The singers are not of the first rank,
though the general average is good, and
the performances are satisfactory. The
support OF the enterprise comes almost
entirely from the French residents.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07

THE Earl of Caithness, a well-known
member of the British aristocracy, died sud-
denly In New York City on the Goth. He was
. devotee to mechanical sciences, and was
the inventor of steam traction engine tor
use on country roads. He also invented a
tape loom, which is in general use in Eng
land. His greatest contribution to the world
was the gravitating compass, which bears
his name and is used by most of the great
6feamshin cnmnanies.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-07


found Mrs. Nelson dead in her bed, and by
her side her daughter, insensible. The lat
ter died within few hours.
A DISPATCH from Las Vegas, N. NJ,
says James Currie, the murderer of Porter,
the actor, had been shot and killed at that
place. Currie, it appears, was on drunken
spree, and threatened to kill several people.
Among the persons threatened was the bar
tender of a saloon, who shot Currie in self
defense. A party of railroad hands, friends
OF the dead man, attempted to lynch the
bartender, but the Sheriff succeeded in get
ting him to jail. A Coroner's inquest was held
and the jury at once returned a verdict of
shooting in self defense.
Mrs. ADoLPH BARNHoLTZ, of 211
Washington Street, Hoboken, N. j., died re-
Gently of frichinosis, after several days OF
most intense agony. Her husband is SINH
larry affected and it was believed could not
recover. Both had been in the habit of eat
ing uncooked ham and sausage. A post
mortem examination OF the woman,s body
disclosed thousands of trichina.
JACK EMBREY, wife and two children,
an entire family, were killed BY a cyclone in
Randolph County, Ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-12
ICOMMUNIC.ATED
a "Reminiscences.

10 your local columns. yesterday, you had
au interesting sco;uat Of the reception Of tar
Marquis do Lafayette by our oi.iz,ns. 10 whch
tho proud bird Of irccdom' played c.u.
snicuous part. We ara told the said Bird
real mountaio oaQlo 90 "tho firing Of tho
first quo arread ts wings aad showed to m1c',
advantage" Tradition intlrus us that said
bird was animated to spread its niug1." 10,
being lnsiiRated thereto by ueodle or aw which
was put in spring, and e string loading down
tho column OF tho sloh was pulled At tho proper
time, and tho Aforesaid proud bird OF irce
dom v performed his part to tho admiration Of
the assembled crowd. y. s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

Herr krupp hiss contracted fer tho delivery
IN America Of 10 ecu tons moro Of steal rsiIs
-Four nihiists are now on trial st st. Peters.
burS. Tho public arc excluded from tho court.
room.
A companv has bneu formed in England with
capital CT clOoHu, to establish fisheries Oh tho
west cea5t CT Erlith Columbia.
Tho Marquis Of Goi.hr IN olon ycsier,sy in.
vested King alfonso with lnu Hs.ish Order Of
sho uxrter with great rcTt N my.
Tho trisl of sxinOn persona, Chi, 4 : wnrkmcn,
has commenced al l-cirslr !ur treason agsinit
Tho constitution sid iUlrnf omnEt CT tho soCislis.
law by smuggling into mo bsrrscks end other.
wise ciseEinatiDg revolutionary writings.
1t is reported that naW conspiracy against
the life Of tho Emporor OF Eussis hss been dis
covered, nihiists in tho ielegrsphic service
having on various occasions bctryed 10 tho con.
splratofs news concerning the kmp3ro.'s in.
tended journeys.
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lS8lsilllOrc'S etriolc.

Tho PROCESSION al sboaux 5st nipht Wal s
soeno Of rrro beauty md hriIIiaEcy. I'.c entire
route OF nearly ak miles flashed viii, calcium,
electric aud vrTieatcd lights. Rul,;mNrn street.
irom tho WosrrD 90 lhu eastern rni;ina Of tho
city. presented all The hnoa Ct TIC rsinbuw
The prOot S non WAS Witnessed by Thousands of
paaple. who occupied stanGs and b.Ccsrh tho
sidewalks. and &c ,cint streets. The French
guests occupied stand erected for icm at tho
intersection Of Baltimore and Howard streets.
The grand pagaat. composed Of Ebout thir y
Il rats. illustrated almost every branch CT science
luoudldg history. from tho hui ding OF the
pyramids TO tho present dsy. coHmc,c:, sung
mythology, W, The first flat presented
Europa, iypitcd by Crest Brliar. Ga tho
tfOHt wrro two figures bearing the "Nyal stnuit-
ard of Engla0d; On q chrome SGT Q1cCn Via
tofis. attcaded ty her maids Of ;:u1o7. COZ
iorrine the order Of tie Gsrtcr. This SID float
No. - wclc connected by the Atlantic Oo:sn.
upon which Was y bGa; iandng upcn tho sherce
CT England. The products Ct America. the
o2rsIo CAT. Was suGnountcd bY e i.crric fieusc
of thI "GcnH9 If America" ih3 Pecilig
Ocean connected thiS with c,r N3. :; iAsia, J
which YES represented by tho G1u.f ol G5ira
with itr Empe!nr upha ;hc lhTGna, Gurrpudcd
by his rgisris snI attcGinpts I'hr i!agtsi. c.,
waS attended ~ liu,ss!s, tho hmcFiasr rr c;n.
tinen5l GitclIr, snd ;ha Chinese by m:un:2d
msn!larl1H. ihr frcneh fiat, drav1 By c;Shi
borses, lid hy c,lNrcd arooHla. suitably cos
tuned. represented General Lafayette thanking
The ladies Of l'.uimoTo fer o,Olhirg ior his
destitute arry. The German stc'iot comrris Il
five cars, Hil Of 9hich wero beautiful specimens
OF dcsig0 snd workmanship, iIlus;raipy poetry,
so1g. aud comedy. The last Of this gfoup was
d representation of Fort Mcilenry as it ap.
peHred whom tho Tho Star SnsdsteI Banner"
Was written by Francis Scott Key. The Gale.
DOMAIN and Frelch societies were rcptesoted by
appropriate historical tatleaux. The colored
societies were 10 line with Two concert nyals, 90
which were fifty Jubilee singers. Tho mystic
section comprised twenty four cars. tho tebleaux
beginning with the tuiluIDg of the pprsnids and
concluding with Baltimore TO day." tho latter
illustrated By train of cars and telegraph iuo
the characters being an erginccr, fireman, tale
graph operator, and messenger
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-12
Killed the Wrong Man.

OwESsvnIE. Ky, Oot. -. 1851. This
community was shocked MoGduy evening" by
the killing Of Garrett Bailly, En- csimablo young
man residing in the county, who met kis doath
ct Tho hands Of Ben Sooing, also OF this ooun.
IS. SnonE and another young msn namtd
David DAegott had been drnkirs freely 10 tho
aliernonn, ind shio qusSrens with each
other, Daggctt produced knife ard made for
Soelllog, vino drew pistol ard fired. The ball
missed Darsett and penetrated tho hosrt Of
Badly, Whn WAS standing near. killing him ins
stsntis. HAilly WAS about twcaly years of ego
and tho Sin CT Robert EalllG. prominent nis-
lH1o. Smiling was arrested and placed in Jail
10 s%a't un examination, which is act down far
"a. dai.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-12
Ehe Elections.

Chicago Oct IA Times Cnunhns, o.,
fpecl.i SAYS: Tic temperance vote will roach
fifteen or sixteen Thousand moro than double
that OF any othnr eltc!icn. Thu vote is over
100000 shor! Of what it Was ono scar ago. Re.
turns have conlo in slowly on account OF local
complications and the vas: amount OF scratching
done, bat out OF z 232 procincLs in the Slate ono
fourth are automatically hoard from showing II
net doDrcrhtIc gain OF :'Il. This will not change
tho result much from that OF last October. Re
publicsns cl&m tho State for Foster by 16, COZ
and democrats concedo his election over Book.
walter by 10000. Republicans claim both
branches OF Tho Legislature by a close shsvo.
Tho result is better than tho republicans expected,
and is regarded AZ u final blow to temperance
politics in this State.
BURLINGTON, H., Oct. 12-Incomplato ra.
turns indicate that tho republican hava carried
this (Des Moines) county fer the State ticko! by
small majority. The democrats eloct their
legislative ticket and perhaps par. CT thoir coun-
~ ticket
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-12
GI.ite:iIi.

WASHINGTON, October T. MIR. Scoyile the
brother IN !sw and counsel o! Guiteau, WAS ia
Tho court room ofthe Criminal Court this morn.
ing and stated, in roply 20 questions asked him,
mat 10 mad no notice o: information az TO when
mo arralgr mont OF Guitenu would take place ::
that he htd not yet received any snswer from
General Butler ss 10 whether no would act az
counsel for the deiencs; that the statement al.
ready published as TO Mr.. Herrck expressing a
Willirgnesa TO argue the queation Of Jurisdiction
II raised. ia correct; that no has been advised BY
oistingulshed lawyers all over the country (in-
and make every point tia. can properly be made
on BE- hall OF his cient
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Nominations,

WASHINGTON. o.. l2.-rho President ssnt
tao iOllo~log. among other nominations, to tho
Senate to day:
Vim. ". Dudley. Of lndians. to b. Commits
sloncr CT Pensions; Gus L. G. Clarke Of
Rhode Island, to DO FIRST Deputy Commissioner
ct Pensions; Q. b. Walker. CT Indiana, to lie
DEPUTY Comtnisscn@r ct Pensions; Noah q.
Mcfarland, Of Kansas, Commis.ioner General
Lsnd OfiM; CHss II. Howard OF Illinois. to
no lad!nn lasni cto.; Addison Brown. OF Naw
York, to be u. 5. Dlsric! Judge Southern
D'strlcs ct New York; Robi. s. Foster, of Ia.
d!aos,, TO be Marshal CT United States. District
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-12
NERS or The DAi,.

Ii Is crtiasted that at least 10 900 s'rsns r!
sl.;'cd The fair at st. l.Gu,5 las. Wock
Mis-. Alice Hawthcrao hIudl, CT Lani.giIie
is = candidate fer tho Ollie, at Ststn lbrsrisu o.
kentucky. She usnir3l 10 the ssin. ci!ica ,,zc
Yeas ago, bu: Wss defeated.
Tie ta!:l exports OF gain irom the FORT Ct
New \ o!k Tor tho month OF September sgp,o
gated j,9I Isl bushels. decrease of oyu
G.UCO,0O i.ush9s impaired with tho same
month lsst ystr.
Ex.ucv. Mou's, of South Usroli1a, who is
charged With swindlDg Maj. VIM. li,l!, was
stralEoad 10 tho Gcuefal Sessions Court, 10
New York city, Yesterday, and. pleadiog not
gully, Tes romsndsd for trial.
There wss falling IF 10 tho vote in Ohio
yesterday. Foster il pIob.bly elected Ly 49,
600 si1riy. Iowa elected State officers yes.
terdsy. The vote wss light. Ths republican
ticket is probably elected, though thore are re-
ported democratic gains.
Assistant. Unitad States District Attorney
Wsl!acc in New York yesterday comm, need a
mes ec.ion against HcIry w. Howsatc, late
chief c! signal service, fer the recovery OF S25,.
600. and obtained no order from Judge Browr,
III tic Unisd States Distric; Court, to attach
certain sbsr;s OF Western Uu5ion stock held By
t!owg":o, STD tlsa further order to serve tho
Papers 90 il!m 10 Washington.
Supervising loIp2c;cr General Of Steamboats,
i,uIinnt ms decided thst no steamer can sur.
icudcr . certificate Of auy kind and take out
annthcr du'iDe Tho Year ler which such csrtif.
cate may hbVa bccn granted unless tho owner
elects Is 'is7e T'Suias inspection. paying tho
N. !,HS OF !,r ~ -. A.
ael snsg. hoHe",r, bo changed from passenger
to freight uron proper endorsement By tho loo
cal inspectors Of the certificate.
By tho burning of the Fourth avenue car,
stables and Morrill, warehouse. in New York,
90 Monday night ef tho Is. 600 persons said to
hava had goods en- storags at the latter estab
lsshment not ohe will over receive back any of
his property. A lsrao number OF private safes
containing valuable isweIry wsro psced away Oh
tho dltfercrt fl 'cra. Gen. Robert Anderson
lnscs futnlluro nui paintings valued at $l5 OOO
1t ia now believed that 300 horses were burned
to death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-12
New York; Democrats

ALBANY. n. L.. Oct. II -Ehc 1aunsny
d"iHGailou gill leave lex Nte York L. o'clcck
llFtu'a'a have o9en distributed oppas;sg GUY
c2U2femSo ~isE isG.u.0y. and srsuios that
tioit eXeIusloI sill e.icusih ec ra' her than week
en- The Democratic parry Of New York.
Tho c3n7en:io1 was called TO order st 1872.
Lao e0ianittes On crcdeutiais reported the
cllseSt5 Enlca had been considered snd tho de-.
c'S;on CT tho o1maiittCc. which wss adopted.
The 5smo CT Esssu' Brooko for pa.asncrt
caal'mao was received With applause. Tue se.
poi' "h9 atoDlci %!;hau. dissent, sad Mr..
Brooks. 90 oclns escorted to tho char. address
Cd th9 cohTeG!loD at considerable length,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-12
TO.DAY'S} TELEGRAPH NEWS
Proceedings oi Gne ". s. Senate.

WASHINGTON, J.. c.. Oc! I2.-Attcr tho
reading ct tho i,ulpa!, BIZ. Kellogg offered q
rts.!utcn, calling cn the Secretary Of State
ter al papers on Gls 10 his department relating
~ lie SECURE OF ems VirosIZo he5tllc, au ltal.
lar IN The cit} Of Me- Ofiesrs. 10 June, 1881.
By QUE James Mooney. aud also ell papers re-.
-'lag To the subsequent exiradlIon Ut said
NIEcsi ~ ltebelo.
Mr.. E,1mondh asked that Tho resolution lie
oVsf Tor Ule day uGdar the rule. 1t should. he
thought ba addressed 10 the President az it
might include 10 liz piavlsl1os some diplomatic
papafR hetWaOU The two governmental. Tho
rssHlusinn VAS laid oycr.
hir. Edmun4s !hgu osl Cd up his resoia.ian,
oonunuog Tor tic prescott sesjioa, tho standing
Committees OF tho Senate as constituted st the
aBl session.
Mr.. Garland hoped that The resolulion would
not be passed Until srmo oommuu!csllon should
Esvo DecB received from this President. There
Was no nro, 54iy inr appointing stl the COMMIT
tees. rs thc"e would hu 0utning for hslf Of them
| 70 d.. aad tncq c2ut Gully live LuIiog tie
l;!cHmo OF iIN SESSION lie wds utterly iu
tl!itrcn e. Il wha!hcr the clulmit;crs were
divide. or n3t, tu: ho thoush: that Tor The
purposes OF this session ohi9 suIh oImmi,tocs
| ah"ud hH epp1uted "a thera WAS E0lk ior.
hlr. EimuHds stated ,hst i, was the iuva.iso!o
rrscl!cn to bring 10 q Iesolu ion similar to tho
one no bad submitted
lie was not nnnndlul OF the iaci tSsS SOW
tho political Strength OF his body was in the
| ns'gnbornood Of nn tquipolsc -:ncrc or there's
shouts-but 10 Thought Inst for tho purpose OF
diaposlng 81 The executive busiuoss (snd lie
hoped 1t olu'd be disposed of ~ Saturday or
Monday 10 so into tho question uftbc reorgsI.
izitiuu If the committees on nu equality So to
chnirGianships would be trivial work, How.
ever no would not press his resolution at
paesont.
Tho Senate then on motion Of Mr. Eimuuds
went into executive session
The doors were rcopenetl at l2:I0 when Sena-
Tor Anthony announced tho doatn Of his COL
| league Geo. Burnside. and said on future
occasion when the house Was in session. he
would ssk day be set aside for the usual
| eulogt5ic services. lilo asked that as o
marx Of respect to tho memory of tho DE-
ceased Senator, The Senate do now adjourn
The motion Wes agreed tc, and At l2:l5 D.
H.. The Senate adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-12
lCOMMENtC.ATsD.

l-SlISSl.-LafAyet!o was three limos on
tertained al public dinners by the citiZons IT
hleIEnGris. viz: in 1884, 1924 and in 1925 His
heira and representatives ara now in this roun.
try-lnsNy OF them FOR tho frat time--snd if his
honor tho Mayor would call Council together
and extend thnm an invitation they could hr
shown moro matters Of intarest in tho csrsrr ut
the great Lafayette than can bn Seen in Any
othor city in the country. Lot them DO invited
10 stop At AlezanGli. on tho day thoy visit MI,
Vernon. and let tho invitation BIZ extended by
tho Mayor and n committe app, 1tel by C,un.
Gil. We could give thtm n handsome escos.,
heaiei by tho Ligh! lniantty. st. Johns Ca.
diets and Old Dominion Commandery. X. 4.
Last IL keep up with tho tmls CID 1IMKS
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IoI,.crs! soth.rs!, y1otbers,,,

ASu 7ou disturbed at nigh. and broken OF YOUR
te;. by sick child suffering and CRYING with
tho e1cruciating pain of cutting tnsth II go,
60 5! oGce and get bottle OF Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SCHIHiNE S4 RUp: i! will relieve tie poor
little sufferer ilnmcdissey-dspcnd uDop II
thoro is no mistake about it. There is not
mothor on Garth who has evor use,! it who win
not tell you st onco thst it will e3ulato tie bow.
nls. ard give rost to tho mother, and relief ind
health 10 .he child, operating like msgic. Ii is
perfectly safe 10 usu in all cases, and pieaaant TO
tho taste, and is the prescription of one of tho
o!dent and beat female physicians and nurses in
tho United States. Sold everywhere u cents
u bottle. mh9I
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ehOnplng Off u Mans Ear.

NEW YORK. Oc>. IA young wcmaD,
who rn'a the namc Of Mary Sm.th. pleaded
guilty la tho Cont OF Hon"rnl Sessions yca.ar-
dsy to The charge OF iclaniors!Y asseulieR
ihomas Davis 'Glth hachet and outing his
ear eli. Tho Stoosed was scot to tho puui,sn
tisry for Que ysar snd six months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-12
tho 18Th.

Mr.. torhE:n ia too staiWsT too I.Euh Affected
by the star route sa.hGlos and too S.oss in his
personal stu+e Of Southern Senators to find IA.
N"i even IN tho eyes ii all tho republican Soma
tjfsi but Gcnersl Malone clings TO Ii III With
hooks Of steel. or II moro valuable metal. and
says he ~ 70: "Hcorgn' before al other men in
tae world Tor Secretary ti tho ScrAlo Nhcu
tiu Hnncrsl turned ,rhitor to his :tsie, his party
Fad i'ls section, ard wC!t oyer 10 the 2n6my he
went 'flr kuGps 4"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-12

The firm OF Washington Bnichfr's Sons,
Wholesale provision dealers. Philadelphia failed
yesterday, and it WAS officially stated that the
Liabilities from the present esimate, would
reach tho sum of 81 900 900. The firm, lt il
reported, has been engaged 10 largo sp5cuIa.
tlOns 10 grsiu. and it is understood lad orr
outstanding account in tho Chicago market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-12

MIR. J"rconscn says inst General II rh"Hu's
voto 'o7 Mr. Anthony for President q! tho Sen.
hto IL a. Gooi evidence IS ha wants Il tho ;Ie;.
erals tpuh!Canism and IA. therefore no viii
oppose hum no longer. And yit there .ro men
"a Virginia either ignorant or audariuua or ough
u asser. that in voting for General Malone
they will support de iu6crat
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owing IL the bgIdaEslln, and uIiEst, hiss.
mash NJ they bear uEcQuslT upon tho poor,
taf.i ard informal !cvhnua laws. tho treasury
viu!t4 Ara o"rTiin%la&. .nh hr. Window las
Da,n "nmh."d 90 rHy tho holders oi iro u:iiIinne
OF bones, bought with L2preciatLi tut5ency,
no. only thor lace value in gold, bu;, IN adj.
l.bG, ;hc i:;@TcSt .ha! would have aCyruo! Lr II
u, M ~ 81 the .i.h C( nnxt Nrcnn. hi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-12
Death from HydrODhohi.

PHILADELPHIA. Oot. l2.-L.wis ZRuifcI.
the l'st!o bov who was attscScd with by dropho.
bis, caused by tho bic OF Spilz dog Two
months ago, died carly yesterday morning.
The dog that did the fatal biting was owed by
oX-A'derman BoIsal, who Ivoa ut Sixth
ami Dickinson streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-12
NcrOlSnl Recognized.

NEWPORT. Z. l. Oct l2-An ntsrsz,ino
event took place st tho Custom House yesterdnn
in tho presence OF many Of tho Loading residonis
0! The Stale. who ma! there upoa Invitation OF
Collector CcEzofst 10 Uitpess the presentation ri
. medal to Mrs Ida LOWS Wieon, tho 20
Darling Of America"