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a Brilliant Wedding.

Mr.. Aorcton Frewen, of Leices.ersh;ro, Eag-
Land, and Wyoming Territory, was married
thursday 10 Miss Clara jerome at Grace
Church, Row York. the Rev. Or. Henry G.
folter otlicistirg The best man WIS tho Hor.
mr.. Wll!lsm Bagot, a. d. G. in waiting II tho
MAJ lls OF Lorne. Thera were only no bri les
nsos, mlss Leone Jerome and Miss Hcca
necAWi!n. ineir dresses we're CT white PeSla
ss'ln' striped and they had very large bouqls!,
Oh 0u'tercups and Iald dasies rhey wore tu
Veiis ana carried point l.cs ball fans, whica
we're presents from the bride. Their val, we
short aS COMPARED to ihs. worn bv ,ba bri!a
Ihe dress of The BRIDE. Who is q dsupht,r rt Nj
Leonard w. jerome. was OF satin. And WAS TO-
t!ecaple Tor absence Of trimming, esys roirt
u Aieccoo shawl which yelled tho fro,, U5n
corner OF ms shawl Was aeclrad By dismo:t
oroocn at the bottom OF the square Gu: co;s,c.
ana tne shsW was carried 10 ihs wais. on each
sioe, Wnere 1t Wss agsin occurred BIZ diAm)T!
tlns so laat It formed tablisr over tn. from: D
the areas. This shawl which WAS ysllog wr.h
age, was worn in New York thirty vea!s NO ~
M.E. Leonard Jerome It WAS OF ihem5:: ILL.
Gaze texture, and could not 30 duptic ,ted IN New
1orK. Inc brides bouquet was OF orange b,O;-
SONS snd stepheno!ia. her veil " IS secured with
orange blossoms and corsase bouquet o. orange
blossoms was Worr. AS Mr. snd Mrs. Frozen
"ero aocu. TO enter their carr.ge after tho care.
mony = congratula tory c.b.o dispatch was h.'.I,
co 20 MIS- Proven. Il had beaa sart by Lnf!
ana Lady Randolph Churchill, tho brnhar N.
law ana sister of the bride. When The br1e
nno bridegroom started from thu house Tor their
nome IN Wyoming Territory showers OF rico
we're thrown after them.
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NE IFS or TIE d. !.

4 street rsiI;oal o>a3a:y his b,c2 rssn ID
ct Ailauta.
The Pas ma railroad Les Ecan trau!erSad 10
the d. L2s;eps Canal Company.
Gfaut It'd o!hlr passengers By thc steamship
City OF Merida, tr! cc:aiDsd al qIsrloline be-.
lew n Il Oae.Da.
Tho rcCrganzsIion @! The Ttxls Western
Marrow Gauge Railway Goupsny WIS perfected
y,a;trisV, lnd &; Deral Geaut vas cI,c.td IT'S
ld.n..
Rnv. j. D. Leaohmau, enc Ct the most use.
IA Baptls. ministers 10 West Virginia. did
o few days ago, loa!iag vile and rice d.ush-
ters. lie vas chaplain il The Confederate
array.
Ben J AUes, negro, Was ha, gad ct Marion
Court House. South Carolina, yesterday. lie
Was convi,:ed lis. November of tho mu;dcl
Of David NJ. Howell, lr3mitea! citiz!n Ct
Marion,
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The MnrkefS.

BALTIMORE, June 4--Virgini. Ga old -; Go
oelerfed 10; do consolidated SAL; do socond &c.
bid to-day. Cotton firm; middiing II, Flour
unchanged and firm Whs.t-Soatbo;n que.
una steady; Western stosdy, closing dun AID
weak South bern red 120.l2i; do fm Ser ROVE;
NC Maryland l25al2i; No2 Western wia.-.
req req spot l23sl2st; June 1229 h2s; .Iuly l2i:
t ua; august ll9all9s; Sept lt95all94 Ccr.-.
southern white co; do yellow ncmasIy s. ::
w western m,xed spot EST; Juno est; Julg ~.
o. Aug oots56t Oats s6sA1y aad moo activr
western white 43,49 do mixoi d. oinrl
nomins!ly l08all0. Hay uachanc e!. Coli,
atm; Mo c,reoes ordinsry 10 fair 9{,lli. Sug.r
urn a solt lUt. Whiskey dull ct SlC9.
;, NEW YORK.. June 4-Stocks fairly STEADY.
h mouey ossa. Flour dull nad hesvy. Whca
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DEATH OF A WELL-KNowN LAWYER. -
William II. Collins, esq, one Of B,liinlrc' 5
oldes. lawyer, Gicl Iss: Thursdsy tight, after
D lCrg i:losss. Mir. Collits was tora 10 DeG'
wsrc, Septenb:r2. 1901 His father and ma
terual ersnlla.te' were Presbyterian cergymcn
and gradua!cs # Princeton College. Naa Jer.
say. JoEa Coios. his father, Was native of
Somerset oounty, Md. He died whilo William
was qii!e youOg, Hi sncestry ca tie patcrnal
side were English. AID 90 the maerusl sido
from the Eorh of Icalsud aud ScotIaud Wi
liam II. Collins vas the sole survivor Of that
brerch of the Collins family, cod, therefore, tho
Oldest 10 that lice. He settled 10 Baltimore 10
Tho isii Ct 1926. and bc,me o member OF tic
Baltimore bar 5000 sfteraard. pad a!Sa7s main
tained his relation to IL IL, never hell epy
political eiica nor received any money for auy
selVca 90 any accGuat from ibe Uolted States,
or State Of Mary land, or he city OF Baltimore.
During The war be Vas &c urfrchiug Uoonist
Po.isicaly he was 81 old line Wing, and
great sdnirer OF Heoiy Clay aud DAIiel
Webster: lie married in Juy. 1854, 10 O:auRc
couoly. Va, Frames Cl!leiia, daughter OF ex
Coz. James Barbour, ct Virginia. fornerly
Secretary Of War under President Adams. hlt.
Co!iIos hiss occupied The residercs 10 Whioh be
died Tor almost forty gears. His vii" survives
him, but h, Leaves 60 chi,dfau. B1itinl9rc
american.
The VidoW Of Mr.. CJl.ios is the only sister
OF Hon. B. johnson Barbour.
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EHPEiEN MEIv,Y,

hdsia Booth Giaed With ihe Prince Of " aiea
Last nigh
Agitation Gla;n.t lilo plans Of i'riacc &!ezkn.
der OF Bulgaria grows in intensity.
Cns thousand stocking weeve's gro pr@parins
TO s5ats from CEcG:ri!Z. Germany, 10 I'm
eTiCa
Prince Milan cI Se1Vis c visiting Pesih. en-
route 10 FleIns and Berlin. propsrs!o'y 90 20.
euming kingy functions.
The Fre)i:h House Of Commons Yesterday
adjourned 10 tho OH instant 70: the Whitaun;ide
holidays.
The Gar sna CESrina arrived in ST. Peters
burg yesterday TO attend ma .s fo7 The repose
OF Tho sCui OF tEa lht5 Emperor.
4 hested 6i:cu:lion on Irish tiIsi7s occurred
in TIE British HouGs Of Commons yesterday.
Mr.: Ukellyr home ruler, WAS tu;pgndod 10, uI.
parliamentary cp!lhc.s
Lord Chancellor Se,b Wne expresses tbs
opinion that tho revived Testament canro. to
used in the chu!chas of the English Church uE.
til it Las hee1 fcct III minded by soma sufficient
pablo authority.
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Ee&Giy Assault.

"A dEpatch to the Baltimore G.z.tto from
C'Ishe!", Md, da.td yesterday, Gays: The peo
plc Oh this c)unuaily wtr, greatly ty,itcd this
morning by The nn5Cunc: ment TINT + ii.h Stcr
ngs CT Cator, residing a Short distance ffou,
AsbuFy Chutch. had murdered h;s vito ara
severely wourdod lis tldcs. child. During last
night Sttrog. wlO tad fer eomo Tina mast
oeea o3nSidcrod dangerously insane became i,
VOWED IN religious alteration Ei,h his Eifc.
duriog which be claimed thas he WAS tho son Of
GOD. Mrs. Stoillog tried 10 aliet him and, in
order TO get cut Ct tho way. mtd, 90 excuse
tost she had to 20 Up stairs for or bed cloth.
i9g. va her return S:cr,irg met her at tho
loot OF The stairs sud bsgsn au assault On her
with hs:eh:t. Duricg the scufil! his cdes:
sou s,Grted 10 Iuo cut of Tbs house, which
caused the cr;z7 man TO leave bis bleeding wife
ord sttemn: the life Of his soc; ho ouiv slcesed.
&C, however, 10 itfOling Il ssh gouod en- his
atm before tue boy made good his cs,nnc. In
tGe e Meantime Mira Sterling had dragged her.
SCH ifom tEo hcuss and hidden 10 The bushes
SURROUNDING Il. Sterling seeming to have Of
las; SATISFIED his thirst tor blood returned 10 tho
n,oto0m aud set up most d;nouisoal yelling,
MT': Slcf!las sus,setod in dragging hersclf 70
ne'Shbot's, twenty i've yards off, s,d giving
INC alarm. On tXsmioslion by the doctor i,
vas found che YES wounded ly vs:y severe
and dangerous cash in the head abcu. the Ietf
eye. most horrible cash 10 the back Of Tho
utci, aad several ether Very severe wounds m
the body Tho dooIor dressed tho Eouod, hn,
expressed himself possessed Of it'll, hcnss n
rtc2Vary' Al last reports sbe was sad to Ia
dying. ''' Gu ~ u
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TCX3S Items

GALVESTON. TFXAs. June "A sp:c.I ,oft,
News from Dsllas, dated June3, ssys: TwoII.s
children of Jacob He.bolate of jamestown wa,
poisonei by eating berries from poisono u wests
The eldest csi!d 3yeaTs old il no. o1pcctot =,
live ~
harris jacobson. O ssiio:, ec&iTei g is,s, srr.
strcks while labofing on wh.rs here yas;e,lsv
a special 10 The News from Houston dr.
June says: ct Harrisburg tod.y Frsnk IN
le1, driver on one Of Unhue,res beer wa,gr'.
drove his team into bsyouto water them IT.,
horses lost heir footing snd ho.h Eulex AMI n,
animals were drowned.
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VIRGINIA NEEP,S

Eight sheep belonging 10 Mr.. Jetftics, living
nesr Manassas. were Killed by the Seu, bern
baud express ,selo % Moaday night.
Hen. j. r. Tuck.r is 10 icouro 10 Fiedelcks.
burg Ter Ito benefit CT the Ladies MemoIiel
Association OF that place.
The R:pl5iioaEs Of Anh,r3t quay kav,
sdlp.cd roSo'u;i,a cl.riog that i! 40 repub
loan candidates are 1ominaIed for eDverccr 90
llactc1act E09aTncr. they aiil not vo'o 10 ecy
election his yeal ALEC that they will have DC
Per: III lot with aoy party bat the srs gltcu,
rcI u5 ;csu psr.g AID vii! keep ioact their party
organ zmioa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-04
W. +. CAMERON, gho was nominated r,r

W. +. CAMERON. Who was nominated fer
Governor by The R:adjus!cr oonTentiou
Eas horn 10 Petersburg November % b, 1872,
Has father Wss Wa XIX Anderson Cameron, of
tina! pi.co. lie il c)noccoi With and ac,ctnd
cd from somo Of the Oldest families 10 virginia.
90 his p:t:tnsl side hia erss: iY.nd father was
Dlolcl Can. CT l,Icbncrd, famous member Of
the Der in t.s day. GA his matc.osl side, Col,
William b};t, oil Wcc:oVar, uame W Ill known
throuatou! The Sale. he is the Mayer Of
PttQrsburs BY three uoos:i7c d,c ions, in III !.
last OF Which &c received lalg, proportion 1T
the vote 0! boih parties nnd both rso 8. IL
has botn prjmlcCn. 10 p9'iac iioHi Tho b,e,o,
hlog Ct TIC pot wsr period DGrlog tEe war,
which TO eatered When mcIc ytu:h az p5i.
vata Ia 40 lntantr7 con2say trcm Petersburg,
he arose 10 be nojata1t general CT The brigade
nth which M2hono laid the f,uada,ion of HE
military reputation. Ia 1917, hon Mshonc made
MS n'Is. Tor the soVtracrihip against thc
Conservative pr y. CJl. Csmeroa wes chosen
as tho manager OF the'caIvsss. SINE The GAG.
vass CT 1897 COL Cameron has boau the staunch
freud Of G:a. Mahcne, with who's, 6nArc;aI
theories he IS 10 Iu accud His position en-
tue cc6i question Is embraced il til, Riddle
berger bill. Col. Cantroo il aln scul!cnap
81 lit;rary etsiameuta, sod has il his car, or
nlled The p3si.ioa If r.porier, correspondent
ard editor OF the nIeGs. lie il els, ,ho su,hor
CT soTa Poems which hsvc attracted a,tea,i,n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-04
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE q, 1881.
The Malone Convantion made its romins-

The Malone Convanton made its romins-
tons so late yes!er,s7 tina. wo supposed the
GaZ,te would have 10 20 to press Eithcu.
them. and had written paragraph to the ell
feet thst the Convention wss visiting good
deal Of time and taking good deal OF trouble
tor nothing, when the Telegraph boy arrived
with them. That paragraph, of course, had to
bs suppressed. but i: might jas: as we'll have
been inserted, for titks! cJu!d not possibly
be composed of elements moro certain to &C.
cure its own defeat Mr.. Cameron is rom the
"black" scc:ion. and having recently been one
of the most ultra democrats in tho State, aud
an active partisan. has necessarily autsgop'z q
all the popular republican leaders of that SEC :
tiop. and therefore either perpetu,ted their op'
position or rendered lukeTarm s0y support
they may be compelled to givo him. Then,
toe. if the nomination was reward fer psst
services, not Mr.. Cameron, but Nlc. Massie
should have re,aiged it, FIR he is the original
Mahooite, the father end the braits of the or
whom the people woro deceived ioto giving it
temporary support TIC years ag,. MIR. Lewis
to WHOM the secoud p!ac, he's been giGo0, is the
map to whom Virginia. il he! extremity, a5d
when unable y ied!raI Testrio:ilps to avail her
self Of tho strv;c:s Of h.: r5!o SECS, oooi,rply
entrusted her interests IN the IT, s. Saosta
but who when thcr. iurleG up,n h2r aud he!
s:c.ion and beolm1 as p.ooounc>d lsd,s! as
an0 hthn- mnmbGr ne .hn hhSr o. AR nl.:r
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William Penn's Remains.

LONDON. Juoe 4.--Mr. Il. L.uleooy f
Newport Pagoell, BuckiushaGaA:e. viii "A
the Times as follow: Tho inlimaion ia ycur
correspondence from the Uait, d S:a.ss r,i,,;t
to the removal of the bones IF YIN. peon .,o;n
their resting place az Jorisus, 10 B1chirrtau-
shire TO America, takes ne by eureris.. Asa
trustee OF tho burial ground, may say hattie
trustees have received &c appioa,ou IN H..
subject, and it mace it Teui? n. u cot,r,si,ci
Trusting that this may = o:vs publicity 10 yea;
c.lumus, | AN respectfully.
r, IIlTLLElY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-04

Tho proposed c)aiiticn of tho Virginia ropuU.
l!clus with the Maho1ises or rather TIC subor-
dination of tho former to the later, or, still
more corrsc y, the absorption of The rcpuhli-
cans by the Mshontcs, ana the entire annihls,
ton and tbi!eraton. of the folm,r, continue
to be as oli:cionsb,c to The Valley Vireipiap.
the organ Of the Virginia republicans. ss they
vera when first proposed. and it il BY no Ill .aus
probable tina. tho OH ections 10 them will ba
lessened 90 the campaign now commeEcod a.;
proaobes lis end. On tie c3atraly, there is
every reason TO believe that as the election
draws nearer tho limo of dcmatcation botweec
the republicans and the Mahonites will become
more and mora distinct. 10 iIs l.s. issno Tho
Virginisn says:
The indications from every portion Ct Viz
GINA eneourge the belief that the republicans
are becoming fully awakened to the impoltarc
of maintaining strlci parry oreapIZ alton. TEe
danger which has confronted them for tho psss
few months Of bciog deceived into 90 abandon
ment of their poll zeal Identity ard the sur
render Of their party oneucss is fss! disappear
Jog. and the old time vigor and courage OF those
who have stood by republican principles 10
the hercest ard bltterest or political contest,
once more beiog asserted. There was never
time in the history of the republican psrly
10 Virginia, when the necessity was moro
pressing for distinc. announcement Of repub-
i!can principles and adhercrcs to republican
organization. Tie Indications point to a re-
vival of the interests of the republican party
in Virginia. The specious promises end de.
c,ptive methods which hsvs been employ cd te
disintegrsto and dcnoralizs cur forcas, have
been exposed ty the very greed that has mark.
ed the announcement. Each recurring day
will only the more fully develop the
motive at the bottom of all this newborn
federalism, and demonstrate that it IS with
the republican organization alone that the great
ends of its mission can be accomplished. The
clouds are dspersing -thc msts and fogs which
have obscUred the pathway Of safety and tvan-
tual success are dissojviog. and soon the clear
light of duy will dirtc: and govtro all the move
ments cfthe party"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-04
a Cough, Cold or Sore Ti,roo, ,,,u,

a cough, Cold or Sore Throat sbop,d
Us e!opped; Neglect frequently results in an
lion. Is SsOW E's BIsO Ntfsi
4 hECa Is do not disorder the stomach like
coush syrups and b.ls.m,. bat act dIreciIV
on ane inlinined parts, allsying irritation
iSerelletl In Asthma, Il ron chftis, Cou~hs'
= S t, aud the Throat Troubles which
iect 10. For thirty years Brown's R.orohioI
teocnes have boon recommended by pbv.iciaas
sao always giva perf.c: satisf ,c.ion H.vinr
Ceen Tested By wide aCd constant use for nesriSs
"a eaiite ssoeration. they have .t.sioed vol.
the sse Soia S ~ eng the few s!spe ranotes OF
.0 aye o''o o. Ioc oox.everywh27a mhl9
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH Npvo
From AlI,auy.

ALBANY, n, Y, June .i.--rre 10 a; c1,y,,
ton rea,senbisd al II N. Tie lotiosius Is Il .
result OF tho ffs; vote TO d,'y, i!r sue, Sc
to Hon. Roscoe Co1k'ios: For Mr. Jsco5s +,
Uo1Ellug %: Whsel=r l3. roFnel Is, R,ser!'
l5. BRADLEY l, Cronie7 .. aad L1p5an :,
choice.
The iol3Siog is the r:s1;s Of h., f., a.,
to day for asuoc,ss'r to Thomas Z. pa.
koruan 81. PIatt &c Dap:E % Coro.Iy :
L,pham g Crowley 5, FoIgcr 3, Dl cIEr >
Miller S, Tremsina >. Fsnc>:: l. Whee'ct !
Fen!on l. y
Both branches of Lh, Legislature have d..
ioa!nsd until Monday.
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The Presiden: said las! Heek that the curse
of the Adm nI.trs!ion toward tho Mshonitcs
would be determine BY lie platform they
adopted and Ii, ticket thty rcmi1a!cd OF their
convention. As they have made repudis!ion
one of the chief psnks 10 their platform, aId
nominated O man for Attorney Geuerl who is
not satisfied With np1diatir s micro tEan third
of the State debt, but wants TO repudiato the
s,me proportion Of The pation:l debt also; sad
besides, as they bavo nomi1sted man fer
Governor who snys he is good democrat, the
policy 20 bo sdoptcd by the Adm iosratiou to-
ward the M.hO.i;os bEs tioa probably been
definitely determined, sud that that deterni.
nation has been upfavorablc 10 item most PEGS
pie believe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-04

Ii the Mahoni:es supposed they could attract
tho repub lean vote By nominating republican
for the Insignificant Office of Lieutcntsnt Gov.
ernor, they should not have u ,do the mistake of
cooierring that booor ~ upon U. s. Marshal
Lewis. but SHOULD have bestowed it upon soma
less favored republican,. for the ex Senator has
beooD1s notorious FOX tic fat ofices he aud bis
numerous family have obtsioed f:om the gov.
ernment, and the absorption Of many cfices By
one family is 10 moro Conducive to popularity
among republicans than among democrats CT
the members of any other party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-04
The Greek boundary. sc.

ATHENS. Juue 4.-rhs representatives hs,,
ofths powers yesterday noliisd pfemisr Ccum
noundour,s that com nissio1ess hiva bcco a..
pointed to supetvis, the * :c1on OF the fran.
tier line convention.
Private letters state ;hst Turkish troors
altar an engagement 10 SIGH! Of S.lruica, am
bilated a band of 81 brjgards AID brousAt lhc,
heads into the town.
CoNsTANTINoPLs, june 4--Sbick Ab!uVah
the Kurdish chief, has Givea the Pore cu.rar,
tees against renewal OF raids toto Persia. 4,
will c)ne to CoIstau,inople shorty.
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Financial.

NETWORK, June 3.-Tho Pos. 8 iiseaciLse
;,c'o ssy,; The Stock Ezchsgs markets ar
htm Tor U. s. bonds. SAFE binds sod rsllro,i
ponds, but IT,; speculative share lis. is all lover,
tho deciOo rar 6 ng from ~ per ceat. 10 the
mooey market 2s3 par cent. il the quotation io;
call leans.
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SiabbinT Afirny.

New York, Juo, i.-Dsuiei C~-a,, ct
England, fireman ca the s!e2m, " California a.
the Archor Line, had di:pua with FL ,u,s
Gntiln, lirsuisa Gu ons OF the steamers Of Il,
Savannah loo last night ia regard 10 thc steam.
ship tl:enco's srks il tn coursa ct wn'ea
Gtithn drew 2 kuio ald s!sbhal Caarna. ilAr.
ing what Is thought will prev. f4t.i w-r.d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-04

Ths Baltimore Americans opinion that ''tbe
platform of tho Mahoutes psec'udcs any hou-
est republican from j,icirg forces with them
seems to be cotrtc! so fsr So oil Tho rcputab!:
republicans of this city arc Concerned. AS all
the republicans profess to be honest. md as be
Mabonites, alter the General sold out to the
radicals. abandoned all hope Of democratic
telo, wne1c, they look for support, is what 90
they cnp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-04
Wife Shooting and suicide

tulcAao. III. Jaue IA sr,,isl ,!i.p,taa
from tiontceiio, Iowa. say. tha: on "Wednesday
night James Hogsn sno: hi; Giro;cal vito sis
times. lr chg ajuriss it,l 10 provo t.,sl. sad
Then with oae shot Filled hIuasslt. She h,d Oh
ia!ned divorce bac.usa he VA, lislurs: s7i
hs had threatened ~ Kill h.r 0s.ause shafc'a,ci
10 rema'ry him.
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Killed by LIGHTNING,

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Iucc 4 -Thursa.y srtcrso,r
IS Mr. acd Mrs, llerrY Msrtian were GrvI.
hono, ntar DIS Places. untrr tn, sEelte7 O,
40 umbrella during . hesvy thu.d:r .tl;m.
they were boil stru;k by iiehinirg AID k..,!'
Tbs horse a't,cbcd 20 their buggy w.s as, xii
cd. When tGu3d they were beth seated u,rj,I
IN toe buggy. Mrs, ilerrian's dress 10 ,sk I
ire ant burned reary I'll. There VIZ no
marks oo theft rer:ons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-04

Acc riding to ex-senator Plat. tho Washing on
Republican, and other stalmsrts. the deposition
of Secretary Blaine ard The Impeachment OF
the President for robbne the Government Gre
By DO mans improbable That suoh aud worse
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-04

In referring 10 the nomination Of Co.. Came
ron for Governor by the Mahono resdjusters
Tie Richmond Sts;o. alter paying deserved
tribute 10 that gent;emsh's personal woth and
character. says:
Tho bu1then Ct the coming defeat ard caam-
lily TO tho faction which 4kho2e made and OWES
has teen osa. upon his shoulder, ind 10 mus.
basr it A Curtius WAS needed 10 FL the gulf
and what better or IN orc beautiful Cur!ius in old
Virgins than Whine Csmeronl He has taken
ibo oap into Tie cham, and rs bis friends crowd
en- thc blink, ard SEQ Inc daIl; waters close over
him. tney can but TeaIet the useless sscr!ti &C. IS
:icy mourn he uLlmey iste Ct inc HG5!o
Tt,;lft ~
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RrukRE Assault.

LONDON, June 4.-Yesterday party of men
bru.slly assaulted servant of the fam ,r Demr-
sey who was murderous!y attacked in County
Galway recently. Two farmers have been ar
rested charged with being implicated in the as
ssuit.
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LIST OF JETTekS

i E lSoaoTlng is list of the letters REMAINING
pa al me Ale3andris, Virgins, pos!otce lima 4
v ver,so ealing for letters will say they nrs
r. Sertsed end give the date OF the list. ':''
sent to the doaS T sttd. thirty days they will be
Ashton, Thos Kew porrs S"'ns'on'
Cbsnm',n .n' s,,,;. Mchsoney. Ado phus
Cheshire, Jas w Tsyio,- 80 IN,
E:a,risol, Miss Ssllis Wsri e. Il
Fisher, GaTeh w. uuoo'glo
LEWIS MCKENZIE, = NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-04

shouli be tho punishment inf c.td rpcu The
parties named, 30 oco fAa isr With heir
character cbtcrtsiEs dou5t, ard the late Lour
at which this consciousness as broken upon
the minds Of the s!awart radicals oDy sui :cts
them 10 tho ridicule of all tight thiukiug men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-04

As the succ, SIS CT Col. Cameron necessarily
Implies tho political daash q Mes:rs. Jargenscn
and Dtz.nGorf. tie leaders OF the republican, 10
the BLACK" section Of tho State. their su2pcr.
of the Malone iicsct cannot bo relied upon
confidently. Mshono cannot depend u pom their
promises, nor they upon Lis. Their relations
with each other hsv, been of such character
that they o,b1ot irus: him ner he them, tDi 10
matter hcS tie exigalcis q The c:wneisu may
force thcn, is!o apparent c)a'itOp thty u.d:r-
stand csch other thoroughly. ard il the Makoue
ticket receives a5y support thst either Dir.
Jorgen5cD or Mr.. D.z;DdOrf clu yrivent gorg
to him i: will b. mr., thar lie tr aaybcdy else
cXptcF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-04
Execution,

IEHERAN. Jon, 4 j llst Agra M,AGi The
nl1cipal iustiea;or Of tn, M.andlsb mq>9.
ore durlog tue Kurdish iovl,i,l Of p,r,I,, ~;
b'oEn from tic mouth of n,.non 81 r.olc z
To DAY
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Kentucky Centaaluu.;rond.

CINCINEATI, o., June 4-klbart No.!3r, -
broker, yesterday closed negotiations by wht,
syndIcala Of eastern ana OHIO capitals,
bought tho controlling into:cs. in tho Kentucsy
Central Rsiiroat.