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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
VIRGINIA NEWS.

a planter in G1oonvillo county has undsr
cultivation 6S5 acres of cotton.
Va last Sunday afternoon there was n scvsre
hail storm between Stauuton and Arbor JJIl
Inc ground, was covered with hails!ones Soma
OF them as large as marbles.
Shipments of strawberries arc made eyery dsv
from Petersburg to the Northern markets
INC berries are unusually ino this year and the
crop very large. wa "'N Wv
The Court of Appeals has Issued q writ Of
surpefsedeas 10 the case of Lis,lotou Hatohett.
o9i9@ted, who was convicted in the Circuit Cont
or brunswick c'unty some two or thres weeks
sgc. OF the murler Ct Moses Young, and sap-
tcGoad TO DO hu1g CO the 24:h dsy of June
otSs-s:ay'ng all further proceedings in the
case, until the court oau examine The reeord
ana decide whether or Tot tho prisoner shall
have new trial.
The following will be tha order of eYs,c;ves
~ the Sommelc :ment at Hampdep Sidney Col.
ieg{; bic,aIaurlst sermon by Rev. NJ. D Horo
y. D., Juoe -; meeliag of Board of T,nstsss,
oon S LII, p ~; Celebration Of Union Liter
aES Society June ii. p. a.; address heforo
u Literary Societies by Hon. J. R,nJolnh
Tucker on Wednesday. Juue Is, - M. caIes
Ptalion OF The Philsrthropio Literarz Soc H
yIne -. p. NJ; college commencement m
thursday, Juno l6, - N. VI"
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NEWS or The DAY.

The comptroller of Tennessee was yesterday
ebioined from fuodiDg the state debt at 100 5.
The funeral of Colonel Thomas A. Scott took
pao, at Woburu. near Philadelphia, yestcr-
day. Many prominent persons wero present.
Five men we're seriously il AIRED, ono OF them
perhaps fatally. by the fall OF portion Of the
new rcu1d-bouss 10 process of construction, ut
Bayviow Junction, on the p. w. & 3. II. II.
yesterday.
The Confederate Society of Maryland have
made arrangements to decorate the Confederate
soldiers graves OF Loudon Park. near Baltimore,
juno LIST, and 10 attend the unwilling of q
monument in Mount Olivct Cemetery, June "a.
Sergeant James Campbell, Of the Nav York
police, was arrested yesterday, charged with
having blinded Mrs. Fanny MOrdsunt. wife of
Frank MordauDt, the actor, with red Pepper
90 Monday night. lie was hold 10 $500 bail.
The New York papers Of yesterday afternoon
announce that Secretary Blaine is at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, in that city, and will 70 to
Albany, ii necessary, to assist Senator Robert
son 10 his fight against the 70. eli eion of Messrs.
Conkling and Plat.
President Garfield has promised to 20 to
Baltimore Friday, if bis wiio's health will per-
NIT, to attend reception 10 b. given by
Beauseant Com mandery to DeMo.y Command.
cry. of Bos!oo. and 81. Johns Comm audery,
ct Prov dance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
Fearful Disaster.

"A tl patch from Lorlan, Ont. says thai
yesterday cVeueg OF S o'clock the steamer VIC
lorla, with ever s,x hundred cxcuIsionis.s on
board. Was returning from Sprinsbank and
When uGar the Cove railssy bridge. ono mile
below tho ely, the boat suddenly collapsed like
en- egg shell ard became a total wreck, leve
with The water g edge. All tho passengers gere
Instantly plunged toto the sr.nm, moro than
hall OF them being underneath the debris. The
Inst news OF tho disaster which reached
tue oily was brought by survivors, who struggled
10 tho streets vet snd weary. The news fell like
tbundcf5oit, and stampede took place for
the spot. Arriving there horrible sight met
their view. Fifty or sixty bodies had already
been recovered aid were lying On tho bank
those arriving from the city from all directions
crowded around, anxious to sac if any relatives
vera en- board. About ono thousand families
were represented 90 the excursion, and The
wall OF anguish that arose at the sight of The
victims was hcartreuding. Fathers, mothers,
brothers and sisters rushed abou! panic stricken.
endeavorlng to identify friends. BY seven
clock a6cus eighty bodies were recovered from
under the wreck. Almost cv,ry minute some
victim was brought to the surit G, and convevcd
10 the bank, Tho steamer Princess Louise was
carly brought to the spot, and the victims were
placed on tho upper decks. Fires were lighted
Oh the bank overlooking the river, petroIeum
torches were brought. and tho search was
c'ntluued untl night. About $50 corpses wera
secured,
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The M arHKafs,

eALrIMoRE, May 25.--Virginia Is old 81; do
deferred -; do consolidated IS !; do Second B..
rles =; past due coupons - new l0lis ~;
DID TO day Cotton moro stesd7 and quiet;
middling lCsal0i. Flour active and ii m; dow
ard st and Western super 3 50sSl; do extra q
al5; DO family 25aSG So; City Mills super ~
s$3; do extra 60s$5; do Rib brands Ii t2!s
- 10 Patapsco family 81 25 Mhes. -Soulhc;W
steady and quiet; Western active ocular AM
higher, closing weak Southern red Is .l2S: o.
amber l3O!l35i Mo- Western Water red spot
lN3a1E6; Nay 1867 1925: Juno I25sl:j!; july
l2ls .l2ls; August 119sllS4 Corn-souths'n
steady for white and easy for yellow; Western
dull for spot aud trmer fer futures; Southern
white t9i; Go yellow CO; do Western mi1c!
spot and May SO bid; June5 I a6t5; July s. b1.
Oats shade irmer; Western whito 45'1"; Co
mixed 47i.dS Rye dull at ll2,ll5 HAY dull e.;
prime to choice pennn and Maryland 2la.-j.
Coilsa in more demand and i,mer; Rio csrSocs
S3.ll2. Sugar firm and higher; A SOFT lc!.
Whiskey quiet and nominalIy ST o.
NEW YORK, May 25-Stocks firm Mono3
S531; Flour firm and in fair demand. Whe,;
lta2!c higher and active and fsvsrish Corn y
shade stronger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25

Many yesrs aso they pav,d an sIey, in the
rear OF the barracks where oadei0rsly. 1t res
bat halt dose at first, aud 10 vain protested,
that good w0tk shcu'd be paid for by all inter-
lstcd. / o. wiling 10 DO what is right, but il
committee will first take sight, CT that same
siley, which 10 ncR worse than before; then l
sm su:c, they can ask 70 psy ut this late dGg,
Tor work that Wss not worth e dsfn. Fcrg
rtsnecs!uy, r. l.. Carne.
This communication, CO motion Of Mr.. Rc',
vent toths street committee in g tr'c,.
Soma papers from Aldermen were returned,
ard Council having concurred, adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25

II is tho generally accepted opinion that
Secretary Blaine. ia Washington parlance,
"ruos" the present Administration. 1t may
be 30. but if 30. either he or the President, or
probably both. have lost mono of the merdaci!y
that has eharaoteriz, ID them 10 each and all oil
the cases in which their action has beer the
sol jeot Of Investigation. We speak ty the
book whom W. say that tho President has re.
gently informed straightout republicans of Vir-
ginis that be intends throwing the whole in
fuonoo of the Administration in favor Of the
Malone movement, and to do all that is posi-
bio for him to do TO Induce the Virginia repub-
!ioans to adopt the Malone platform and ticket.
And yet it is DO whit less truo that Secretary
Blaine. few days subsequently,, told prominent
Virginia democrats that tho policy Of the Ad
ministrstIou would be to support tho straight
out republican organization 10 Virginia. and to
let M4huoe take care of himself. Now, if the
Secretary runs the Administration. what an
uDo,rs,opsbls DreVa;icator tho President 10 st
BIZ and if tho President tells the truth the SEQ
rotary not Only doesn't run" the Admiuis!ra-
tioo. but tells fasehood with Gs little compu1c
ton DOW as ho did when BIO foIsRore himself
to Mullisan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
Presbyterian Assembly,

At tho missionary meeting of the Convention
in session in Steu1toG on Monday hight. Dr..
Pryor. chairman Of the Committee on Foreigt
Missions. presented his report. Tne receipts
for the year hsvs been $50 1000. 90 increase OIL
$4,000 soce lss: year. The general work OIL
the missionary service mas been Satisfactory, and
it's condition is promising. Tho principal re.
commendstioos of the committee were in dbe
rercs TO the present constitution of foreign mis-
son9, and the establishment of mission il
Africa. fieId cow upoccupied by the Pfesbyte
lien Church.
ln the assembly yesterday The report Of The
theo|oa'c,l seminary at Columbia. 8. G., was
read.
R.v }. A. Qusrles, Of Missouri, continued
The debate 90 reform, making 40 able argument
10 favor Of the prOposed change.
Dr.. Philip Schsf. of Uniou Seminary, New
York. member of tho Committee of Revision
Of the Bible, delivered an Interesting address
on the revised New Testament. He explained
tho changes made in the tex; by the revision,
and said that The committee now at work ca
the Cd Testament would not complete its Ia :
bOrs Tor three or four years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
FOREIGN NEVIS.

Tho examining commission Mt !lavro, Franco,
continue To report the rrcseno ct Irich! e in
pork.
A rich land ouncr in Roumelia has baon car.
turcd by brigsnds, W0o demand &c 900 for his
runslm.
The preliminary examination of Midhat Pa
sha. accused OF completely in the murder OF
Abdul AzZ. has been commeLc: ID at COnstao
tinoplo.
Th,ro i, m2cr depression 10 Russia 10 tho
ootor, ci>Gh aud iIoo trades. Most OF tho
sm Ill manuian'orcs will soon close, and mary
capitalists 'h'nk OF Omisra.ing to Eogsud.
At meeting Of tho LAID L,ssu, 10 Dubliu
yesterday. general strike against the payment
of rcnt vas advised sad the sr,st # Brsnuan
dcnouccsd.
Tho oily OF Pu.k, Russia, has bcen nearly
destroyed by fra. ! no Gar ha, iutormld a
Jewish Geputa'ion hat he makes 70 dislioo.
ticn tc!wnou his faithful subjects 10 matters o!
race or religion.
In the British House OF Commons yesterday,
the Chief Secretary for Ireland said he had re.
Trained from entering upon tho particulars oil
MIR. DlOn's arrest, because ho feared it night
cndanger:the safely Of certain Individuals.
Eul Granville told population of the An
g'o jewish Asset .lion yesterday that he did
not thick it expedient to make an official reps
resentation 10 Russia 10 regard 10 her treat.
ment of The Jews.
The Duko and Duchess of Edinburgh mar
rowly escaped drowning yesterday at Sidmouth,
q seaport town on tho coast of Devon. They
iuoauliousy ventured Gu: TO q point Of land,
and. the lido changing, were cut off from the
shore They we're rescued ty lie boat from
a ssiltg vessel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25

Every democrat 10 the city should real.zo
thst the so'ca ID temperance ticket is radical
ticket 10 disguise; that its chief supporters arc
radicals and their allies. tho Mahopites, aud
that so f.r IS the temperate, cause can b. i'd
vauoed by the SUCCESS of municipal ticket, its
Er gtes, will be promoted as much ty the cleo.
ton OF tho regular democratic ti,ket as by tha.
tho combined oIp)nsnts of the democrats.
Realizing oil this, and to do 80 they have only
to ooLsult ther Own reason, all those who have
not paid their capitation tax should do so this
evening, and vote the straight democratic ticket
tomorrow. Throughout oil the other poi ton,
of the State Alexandra is considered democrat
10 10 the core. II is to be hoped that her repr:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
Financial.

NEW York. May 25.-Tho Posts Gnabcia]
article says: At tho Seek Exchange, where
there was yesterday 40 irregular and heI,ipp
speculation, there is TO day uniform strength
aud ,buoynnoy, With tho single exception of the
market for State bonds, and 10 this Tennessee
81 old arc down per oont to 70 on the moyo.
mant 10 the State to upset the refuodiDg scheme.
u :. bonds ore unchanged 10 prices, bu: the
entire list is slroug. The net result Of the fuc.
luations to day at tho stock market is 40 sd
v,1oo OF 4a3ss. The special features have been
Nh. l. 81. Paul, North. Pac., W. u. Tel,
lex. Il Pae., Lake Shoro Uoion Pao., Canada
South. & Mich. Con. The money market con
tnuts easy at 2l39 per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
Attempted suscide-Riood Poisoning

NEW YORK. HAY 25.--Conrsd Stressed, asod
80 German, superintendent of Is low lodging
house at lGl Second street. shot himself thrGus h
the temple this morning with an old rusty pistol
ihll3ting what will prove fatal wound. He
refused TO give any Ioasun for thu aL,ompt on his
life.
Charles ii. O. ON oats Al years OLD. waiter,
died Ibis morning from blood poisoning, lie
WAS c!DaLing sllverware on Saturday last whoa
somo preparation 10 was using came in contact
with sore en- Lis elbow and his blood became
uOlsOGrj,
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women Never Think -

GO III ~ inc grabbed old bachelor who uttered tb;o
dean o,n5 coula bu. witness the Intense thought
msa s.aay and thorough Investigation Of sn.
tae;, e. uG,teimloIng the best medicines to ksen
citv ana ra%lles well and would note their ssasoI.
S S"s, anu WISDOM IN selecting Hop Biterg as the
i Gvs'' aug demonstrating it by keeping their
s ss,ss 10 perpetual health, at mere nomis.I
thst Snob ne would be forced to ackno sedse
I Rla vuoe sentiments are bassesa sad false
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
~A UARD-A reoo,t bss han ill.,,

@ OARD.-A report has bssn ci,culs.ed
70 the effect, that " had elected from s cousa
t tor which was agent: during nigh: Ice! wiz.
: .ss. family consisting OF q man, his wife hnd
snIee Small children" did not hear this ra-
NOR until late yesterday evening. Its circuls)a
on lhe eve OF an election is obvious. have
Jailed 10 find the author CT this most m .liciou5
lie' no one will father it, and The tenant himself
says the statement is false, and he does no!
sIow who first made it" itake it, the people OF
Aie1snotia Will agree with me, in declining t.
be made the subject OF wrong and slander in ihs
same case. JouE II. HILL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25

Tho festival for tho benefit t the Al,x,nd,ia
Light lntabtr7 deserves tho encouragement OF
our cIIizeDs generally. and We hcps that the
ladies will be seconded 10 their endeavor to adj
vance the Interests Of company that should
be tho pride Of the city. Lit the festival be
cofacd to night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25

LONDON, Oat, Msy 25, 500 A. M.-The
&c! Of recovering bodies at tho sccuo Of yes
tcrdaS > disaster is still going CO c lively. Up
10 IBIS time lI0 have boon found eld most of
them were brought to this city. All the uoder-
takers chops arc besiegcd and coifia5 are going
out by the sc>r1. Tho crowds at The iiger
bank and OF the steamers landing horc arc cot
diminished. The excitement seems to decrease
as the night advances. A largo number Of
bodies remain 10 tho grounds at the Sulphur
SCR ny baths awaiting claimants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
ElIlurG OF 81 Rank

>, MILWAUKEE. May pa special to tho
it'l uolo,n from Food du Llc states that there
Is sr;at czcl' cment thcro over the f.luro of IL.
A. Bakers bank. TITO loss will bo over
s5OO. 0lO: Several deposiofs cndcavor.d TO
shoot Bakcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
Buried Alive

JERSEY CITY. May 24.--rni4 morning,
as largo number Ct workmcu were ougaped
at the embankments in tho South side of The
Dew cut 90 the Pennsylvania X. Il at Summit
ave., It c.vcd in buryipg five Of the labcrers.
I@o Ci The men we're dead when taken out
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25

The poc.ic report CT tbs proceedings Of tie
Common Council, last night, by Mr.. William
+. Csruc, will be read With interest and pleas.
ure. and is evidence of the vois ,;le talent OF
that gentleman, who is Cno Of the most accom-
plishad newspaper meu in tits couttry, beirg
equally at homo in all the departments thai
60 to mako up daily j3uroal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY %, 1881
A gentleman has been arrested 10 Loudour

A gentleman has BEEN arrested in Loudour
county. 10 this State, brought here. and sub
i-cted 10 lha trouble the Inconvenience and the
expense Of the trip and trial. because he wrote
90 postal card what hs had probably said fifty
timts before, Irrespective of his hearers. which
was.in effsot. that General Malone belonged to
the canine species. and was doomed to eternn
Observation-Disclosures that means non end
ing duration" Of suffering must be left to the
revisors of the Nav Testament to determine.
Now thu history of tho human rsc:
proves that men are worse than dogs
and everybody knows that whom a dogs
hunger has bean appeased no will let
weaker dogs eat. while men will put away
what they have left and let beggar 50 hun.
erg from their doors. Mans inferiority to the
dog is generally acknowledged. and many mep,
SO far from Directing to the imputntion Of tquai.
~ with their four footed associates, rather like
il. and imsgine themselves compimented when
termed 'fu:ky dogs or fascinating dogs
though. strange to say, Wo never heard Of orc
who liked being called hound or tho sen Of
dog. bus why. wo cannot un lersta1d. for
surely the 500 Of dog is no worse
!han bis fisher, AID houbd Las
many admirable attributes aud as to
baing consigned b. fate to the everlasting
companionship Of the teeth goaahing contra
teruiy, that is the doom of all the uDrcgeue-
rated. 1t would seep, therefore. that in MIR.
Carmohaers case great deal of fuss has baen
mads about very little matter. but h:s case
suggests an Inquiry the solution OF which may
be important. and that is. if the term used by
Mr.. Carmichael legitimately subjects biz, tc
his PRESENT annoyance and excludes his posta
card from the mails, how csn tho tdtor5 who
apply infuiteIy harsler terms 10 General Ma
hone be exempt !rJm similar annoyance. ;1d
how do their papers pass through tho mails mol
only uoobsrGcted but at much cheaper rate Of
pts'sge2
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ID email.

Co&srANrINorLE. May 2j.-Count Colti, tho
Italian Ambassador TO this Court positively 10.
MICS tho st.LemcnL Of the London Standard that
among tho unpublished correspondence on tho
TuLi:Gn question Is tho record of conversation
between NJ. Waddington, Count Corli and Lord
SAILS barry Of The purpUrt that Italy might il she
chose take Trpoi IS compensation for tho
French absorption CT Tunis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
pt sage I

Tho City CounciI last night took 40 Dion
whatever relative 10 81, ubn1xiCui Sunday
laws. aod only in the Board of Aldermen was
the subject Incidentally alluded to, although
they have been the theme Of disc lssion all over
the oily since their enactment. and, especially,
sinoo their enforcement 90 Sunday lest. 10 the
Board of Aldermen, Col. Rsid. whose tiuoerily
and putty Of motive mono who know him ail
for moment, question, c:siyed to uphold tho
laws and vindicate the action of Council in
passing them, but with due det,rsnc', W, SUBJ
nit that the Colonel will hardly b, able 10 con.
VINCE tho people that such laws were at all nc
oDssay. or, if so, that ho or the Couacil even
intended that they should be SO sweeping in
their provisions. lie objects to their be' 8
termed blue laws" and yet, in many particuD
lars. they are equally ss stringent, and, oopso-
quentlg, equally distastefu to the people. With
she intention of Council We have nothing to do,
but with the practical working Of the laws it is
that VIC have to deal. AID there is but ono
opinion 10 reference to their rightly and An al
most unanimous desire for amendment if not
repeal. The Mayor has but performed his duly
10 executing oil the provisions OF these laws.
however hard they msy Doar upon the com
munity. Individually or collectively. and il
tho present Coutc.l refuses to take some steps
to lessen the burden, the new Council will be
qaick 10 repeating or 80 amending the laws as to
remove The obnoxious features. In tho mean
time tho question will b, brought before the
court, and it is tho opinion of many. earDcd 10
the law. that tho whole thiog will be declared
null and void.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
vessel Released.

LONDON. May PA dispaicl iron, Tunia
20 Tho f'a!' say The crgo OF lhu f. elist
'clHG"cr Nhlch WAS searched ty 40 flioer from
a Frcnch mln rt var who accompanied her TO
oi'X' ~Hs afterwards discharged at thai place
~ tie Ertsancc Ut the British authorities. No
gnn powder or sims were found on board,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
Carl SClilIrx.

NEW YORK. Msy 25 Tho Evtpiog Post
has pi sied under tho onuirol of Mr.. Gail Schulz,
Mr.. Horace White aud MIR. h H. G,dkip, wEo
yesterday completed tho purchase OF largo
MI J2rlty CT liz stock. 10 morrow Mr.. Sclu,z
VIII assume the ediofinl dircctcn Of the Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
The Turco.Greek Convention

ATHENS. May 25.-Tbe Opposition papers
sAack the Tusco.Glesk convention as 8 national
disEracr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25

The visiting Knights Templar at Richmond
arc baVicg fee lime, being toasted and feted
to their hears content. Tho people of the
good city on the hills krow how to entertain,
and We doubt not that their hospitality will be
apprcclstld.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25

Rev. Dr. PICK, d minister of Troy, n. Y,
reIatea ti5 expeliorce thus: / take pleasure
10, ADDING to your uany testimonials, that last
Thursday. lfhsrkseisiog Day, not bang able to
r'esch on aecouat of rheumatic pats in The
shoulders, | bought bottle of s.. Jacobs Oh
~hlcn or using several times. relieved ms
TollriulII.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25

S. Nicholas for Juno has born received from
ia publishers. Scrbncr & Co.. Now York.
For Instructive and attractive chidrou's reading
the contents of this magsziuc CAMEO. be eXcalIed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
Death of "Commodore. Nut.

NEw YORK, Msy 25.-"Commodore" Geor &c
washington Morrison Mutt died early hi.
morning at the Anthony Houae OF Brighls d.
sense. To was 81 years old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25
Fast Time.

OTTAWA. Oot., May 25.-John R.in,, of
this city, rem milo in minutes and Is 81 conds
Yesterday, tho fastest time on record 10
America.
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Explosive Mandatory Canfured.

PARIS, May 2j.-The Evenement states that
mandatory OF explosives and bombs has bevp
discoVerod .! Montrouge. in tie Department of
The Seine, and that two persons hsve been or.
ros!cd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25

Let 20 one fail to deposit his ballot to NOR
row for the regular Dominsted titk of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25

There Will be combined effort to morrow on
the part of whito and black radicals, Mahoni!es
ard all other discordan: elements to defeat the
regular democratic ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25

1t is tho duty of every democrat 10 vote to-
morrow and to vote the straight ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-25

Lot no democrat DO sedocod from his ale
eianoo to bis prrty 10 morrow by tho disguised
appeals Of the radicals.