Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-03

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Tho Presidents veto message was then a.
1920 taken from the Speakers table and read
By The clerk.
Tic reading taVirg bocn concluded. Mr.
Tucker, Ct Vs., moved that tho message be
prloted aad laid on the table tor future oonsid-
Grafton.
Mr.. Robson, CT N. j., moved to proceed to
tbs consideration Of the message INN sdlately.
Tnc yeas aud nays wero ordered on MIR.
fuckers moIiJo. 1t Was agreed to-yeas l3S.
nays 1850 tho message Was laid 90 The
Speakers table
Mr.. Cox, Of n. Y. me7ed TO suspend II o
rules ard psss 81 spportonmen: bill 90 the
basis Of SGT. THIS mectipg VITA opposition CO
tie republican side,
Mr.. Cex so amended his motion as 10 bring
up tor consideration the apportonmsnt bill and
to have votes taken Oh the numbers 500, $40,
SIS, 3O7. 322 WAS lejec:eG-vcas ll9, nays
1872, ard tho vote was taken Oh 3l9 which was
also rtjeced
ELoPlNG WITH FARM HAND.-Durirg
the past week the twon OF Newbrdgc,L l., has
b.en greatly excited over the alleged elope-
ment If Mrs. Mer.ha Williams with Adam
S:eiaEick, young German farm aborcr. Mrs.
Williams is about 50 years OF age, The wife of
Henry Williams, we'll to do farmer, and is the
mother Of three ot!drec. S:einsick 10 ebeut
% years # ago. Oae odd, bleak day 10 the
early part CT Dtcsmber, 1879. jult before dark,
there came 10 tic kitchen door of the Williams
mansloo stranger, who upon being admitted
asked tcr Ii al OF vicuaIs aod q lights odg
Cr. ssyiCg be would saw wood tho o, Z, day 10
nv far h,f 1a nrl Id
where to sleep. or 90 money. IL Was hitter
cold night, and. although not wishing TO KEEP
Strangers, Mr.. Williams felt lNath TO refuse,
end told him be would giva him supper AID
hrei ktast but that no must sleep IL the barn.
Tho wsIfarer gladly scoepted The Invitation
The following mornns, etsr breakfast, bio
sawed quantity Of wood, did other work about
the plscs, and 10 tac!, seemed 10 90 hurry to
lave, and iiaaly made himself so useful that
MIR. Williams decided TO have him remain dur
ing the winter.
S;ci1sick CONTINUED TO work about tho farm
tlIl last Werk. Mr. Wiilisus noticed several
iimcs that there was considerable Intimacy be-
tween his wife end StcitscS, but he paid 10
particular attcn i3n TO il until ono tveuiog las,
week, when he returned Eeuc from plarket to
hid that BIS VILE snd The man had g,no eff
together, leaViog tho chi I;cn a. home soce.
Iae wife had Left cote steiog that she had
Aono away with Adam. aad that it would be Of
20 use to lovk for her. She hoped hn would
forgive her and take good care cf the children,
|: IS Ihcught that tho guilty ra;r kave pono
West. where Stoit sick has relatives, Mr. Will
lsns says ho will ucyer search for his wife, aud
shgli never lske her hack. Seinsick, s;rco
bang with tic Williams family has iaIirn heir
10 oonssiira5Is property 10 the Old COUNTY,.
Tx Gov. WALKERS Views. - Ex-Gov.
Gilbert Z. Walker tal toen Interviewed OF
klDghampton on the political situation n New
I ork AID expresses COL fl icnoo 10 the future az
tho Democratic party. lilo SAYS: 1T is aud a.
ways bss been tho party Of aud for the people,
and to it nust they look for the maintenance Of
their Individual rights AID liberties IS citizens
against grasnlog monoDolies CT ell kinds end
characters, whether arising from organizations
Of capital ur ilst tariffs or corrupt political o,m,
toatiOEs. IL il tho party of honest govern
neDt, home rule, real economy, reform and
progress. L. is The champion OF free, unswed,
unbcught elections without Federal interference,
either By soldiers or deru'y msrshas Every
effort should DO made to show our young men
tie right way to political salvation, which is the
dencorat'o way, and then 10 urge thom to walk
therein"
10 reference to General Grant be said: III
know ro!hing Of General Grants plans, bu. if
they arc to split the republican party, he has
NY bes! wishes for complete SUCCESS, ard if he
succeeds it will be his most oommendable ect
s'tce The fist year Of bis presidency. That be
can obtain the democratic nomination 10 1884 is
the suprenest folly 10 suppose. The demo-
cratic parry will require works meet fer repeu-
fnFn nh 4 Il L
Who left the Iarty for place and pelf."
CRAzED BY LovE.-A sad aud romantic story
otresl life wss brought TO The attention of the
Commissioners Of Emigration in New York re.
Gently. Jacob Widmsn brought to Superin.
teDdent jackson his cousin, julia Weie; come.
~ brunette Of eighteen years. q Hungarian by
tl'th, who came to this country about months
ego 10 Join her relatives in this city, Shortly
sfLef JuIlss arrival she becsme acquainted with
q young man named Ludwig Hers. who lives
with his sister at First averus and Fiftieth
street. They Kept company together fer some
time, and it was supposed that they were to be
married, but as young Ludwig was only earning
9Z per week as on apprentice in q cigar store
Juilaa relatives would not listen 10 his suit, on
grounds of prudence. The girl wanted to marry
me young man snd the young man Wss
IS iavorsbly inclined but the interference of the
relatives separated The lovers. The refusal of
her family to permit the marriage 60 preyed on
me mind of the girl that she has become insane.
one Isles OF nothing tu. her lover and of the
POT ~ which she imsglnes they are separated.
her delusion is that another woman seeks to
wed her attisnced, and at times she ia quite vic.
tent; She will no. go 10 bad nor sleep and as
Ludwig has CEASED to visit her since her slaie-
I1C No The poor girl is said 10 be growing worse.
When she was brought before Superintendent
Jackson and questioned her answers were wan.
aerlng and irrational, sad che occasionally nut.
.etea son ething in her native tongue .bout the
plot 70 separate her from her sweetheart. 1hs
COUSIN made an affidavit setting forth the pirps
Gohoitlon, and she WAS sent 10 the Wards Island
tassne Asylum for exsniL alton rs 10 her mental
disorder. As the girl Is said to have eniovod
Periee: health until recentIv it is believed th,t
M H.