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Connecticut western news., 1882-10-11
"AIl Ought to Know .''

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Connecticut western news., 1882-10-11

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 Q day is the best EOS. sible preparative for
 encountering a mala-
 rious atmosphere,
 regulating the liver,
 and invigorating the stomach. For sale by
 all Druggists and
 Dealers generally.
Connecticut western news., 1882-10-11
MARKET NOTES.

Truth is tough. It will not break, like a bubble, at & touch; it will be round and full at evening, o, w, Holmes,
Connecticut western news., 1882-10-11

THERE is but one happiness duty. There is but one consolation-work. There is but one enjoyment-the beautiful.
Connecticut western news., 1882-10-11

PURE COD LIVER OIL, from selected flyers, on the seashore, by Caswell, Hazard & Co.,, N. Y. Absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have once taken it prefer it to all others. Physicians declare it SuneriOr to all other oils
Connecticut western news., 1882-10-11

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Connecticut western news., 1882-10-11

nR E. O. VESTS NERVE & BRAIN TREATMENT. U guaranteed specific for Hystera, Dizziness, Con vusions, Fits Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous Prostraon caused by the use of alcohol or tobacoo Wakefulness Mental Depression, softening oi the decay and death, Premature Old Age of Power in either Each box contains one monthe treatment One dollar box six boxes for $6 sent by mail prepaid receipt of price We guarantee SIX boxes cure any case With each order by us for six boxes aceompanied by B. we wii S send n the purchaser written tee to refund the money if the treatment does not effect cure. Guaranteees issued only by w. E. HASTEN, Druggist, Albanys to whom all orders should be addressed.
Connecticut western news., 1882-10-11

THE man that dares lraduce because he can
 With safety to himself is not a man.-Cowper.
Connecticut western news., 1882-10-11

The Dublin police profess to have discovered the murderers of Lord Cav endish, but say it will be impossible to convict them without the aid of an in- former.
 The arrangements for the trial of Arabi Boy and his comrades have been completed.
 A great fire has occurred at Smyrna, involving loss of e25, ,000.
 Cholera is epidemic in Kotta-R Radio, orneo, and in Atcheen, Sumatra.
 The Greek troops on the Thessalian border are to be reinforced in view of trouble with Turkey.
 The Danish exploring vessels are reported ice-bound eighty miles east of Vaigatz Island.
 Officers of Indian regiments in Egypt are to proceed to England so that the Queen may present them with war medals.
 A large quantity of dynamite has been discovered in railway trucks at Kief. It is believed that it was shipped bs Nihilists.
Connecticut western news., 1882-10-11
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-14
Tribute of Rcspecf,

At regular meeting of Capitol Division No
~ 6rothefhood Locomotive Engineers, held a
their hall, Februsry5, 1882. the following reaolu
| lions CT respect to the memory of our late Bro
JONI i. Mlnton, we've unanimously adopted
" hersI 1t has plersed our Heavenly "a her,
In HIS infinite wisdom, to remove from cur midst,
suddenly, by accident our esteemed and beloved
brotnef, mus reminding Us of the uncertainty
OF NE and tho necessity of being prepared fol
that life which is to come; therefore, bait
resolved, That while We bow in hum bic sub.
mission to the will of Dsvine Provi1ence we
deeply deplore the loss snd shall ever fo1dly
cneflsn the me m Dry of our departed Brother,
Resolved, 1has in the death Of Brother Min.
ton, Division No. 160 has lost one of its hes,
members, lhs Virginia Midland Company g
faithful aud compliant angineer, and his $50.
ciates trm friend, his sf csed wife and children,
10 whom we tender our most heartfelt 81 m pa,hy,
devoted husband and sfFscticnate father.
hesolVe1. Tnas as msrk OF respect 10 the
MI m Dry of our deceased Brother, our hall and
charter DO dfapea in mourning for the sp,ce OF
thirty days. T~So -
:, Resolved, That these resolutions bs entered on
the records OF the Division. COPY be transmft-
teo TO hIs sorroVing wife and children, and that
!!ney De published in the Engineers journal and
IN the Alexard,is Gs ~ ate.
resolved. That a vots of thanks be te.dsred TO
conductor eligs, engineer W. G. Bremen, big.
10 tescuing Brother Minton from thaWrock: also
20 the officers OF the road for the pecunisry as,is
lance farniehed; also to DIR. Smith, of Amherst
court House, ". also to Patrick Calhoun, A.
Iotasy 81 iaw' Atlanta. Ca; and TO the D, sen
gers lot their hbsrsl contribution of Sl1O 70,
66retaer Minton's family. aud $50 for Harry
6ran1' the nrenan, who yrs not sariously hurt,
y JOYCE
John WATKINS. fConmit.es.
! J0HH BRUCE
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia, Advertiser

Pablo Piiutey ale ezuslles:. ettsrga 10 ssy-
ard il is unpsec danted 10 the history cf the
ilshore pary-no candidate hss spr1oe up far
Msjol WsIksr's plso, Of Superintendent Of
Pa5c Printing. M man is 70: al work for
the p!sc..
Cornelius H.,ris, q wsTknoHo coIored Rioh.
moad politician, leit tt-,sy Tor Washiugtco,
Whsre BIZ goes to Try biz luck in connection
With tho p!sco CT United St,tes Minister to
Libelis, mAdo vac.us by The des.h Of Raw.
Henry Highland Gsrnet.. Harris thinks be
! will c:rtaioIy gee it because be las stood By
| Mshobe, tut the fast is be hiss 20 educll
ard stan is no casrc, of getting the plac,. BE
ses justice Of the peace here fyr jackson
Ward fer soue time. end bis spe!liog and
writing of such War:aa.s IS were issued b. hin
subjected him to much comment and trouble.
| Toe eosored brother has about gotten sll he will
Get. sTRONGB0W.
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Gn Eseire 50 Tr,unnH.,a

PlTTSEURG. Pa, March 14.--In the Uai!ed
States District Court yesterday an cider was is
tusd 10 thu Will known Linton cise. t. will bs
rseo!lSoea thas SD Ensiisbn1au CT that name
married rich American ei.l sad tu.d her
guardian 10 obtain possession Of her estate
which antults to Iearlg Sl,000,0O0. end VII Ct
va. Inherited from her grandfather. Mis- Lin
ton's guardian, retu0,d to iu'n over to bel
some dividends on the grouad that her bu,
band wanted to gel hold Of thsm. c;ucsal slst
alleging that Linton was only so assumed nems
Judge Ateheson decides that sho is entitled &
tho Us, and eui,ynlsut CT the dividends on tht
bank stock 10 quesion without ths Intervention
OF her guardian. Tns bank IS directed to pt,
ths same 10 her on her individual CHI OK
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a Cough, Cold or Sore Thsos: ,,.,,
be stopped Neglect frequently results ~ y. 4.
Incurable Lung Disease or ConSnn,,ss.
tson. B go N's 0NCf5Iap
TkV CHES do not disorder the stomach 1h l.
cough syrups and bslssms, bu. act diree,,,.ss
Oh the 1nHamed parts, allsyine irri,,.;a!!
give reliefin Asthma, BrOnchftis,C on"hss
Cetarrh, and the Throat Troubles sSi,s
singers ana Public speakers arc srf
iect to- For thirty years 5rown's BrorSSSs.s.
Troches have been recommended BY rhy.;c;suaA.
and always give perfect satisfaction Hsr s:'
been tested by wide and constant use for ra,,.
An entire generation. they have s..sinci va
merited rank among the few s!unto rc2st;.,l
she sge Sold at CSC. box everywhere r.s%,
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The EGrEesa.

BALTIMORE, Mar. IA -Virgiria G's deferred
- DO consolidated 81; do I'd series 81; pns,
due counous 81; new 10 40s bid today.
Cotton firm; middliBgs II 1916. Flour un.
changed and very firm. Wheat-Sou.hern
stead ~ Western Inactive and higher; Southern
rad lSsel33; do amber 13S.143; No West.
winter red spot 132sal93; MAr 1924 bid April
1899 slS4; May l3iB.l35; June 13lsll3!5; July
l2Ot,l2o4 Corn-Southern higher; Western
inactive and frmer; Southern white so .s3; do
yellow 72s73; Western mixed spot 72s724; MsI
72s asked; April 72sa7Gs; June 74a74s Oats
steady and quiet; Southern 52aE5; Western
white t3st5; do mixed 53s54 Penna 53s55
Rye quiet at 95,9S Bay unchanged and dun.
Coffee strong; Rio csrgoes ordinary to fair 9slO
Sugar firm; Il soft %, Wh ako7 f;m at II,
81 IS.
NEW YcRK ksr, II Stocks active and lover
cotton steady; uplsnds II I-i6 Orleans y SIG
Flour dull end unchanged. Wheat opened j. ac
lower but subsequently became atrons and 10.
civared. Corn fairly active and shade easier.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
hINIATURs ALMANAC, MAR II Is.
SNn rises 6 l. &1:o, s.t1-.-.........
SEElYlD

~----.NN-,.r. 800. - : .yl.. % -, "
tEE1YlD
Str Geo Ieary, Norfolk. 10 z Hooo.
Str ArfoSsm!th. lover Posor'ac. % T.
tcm.c Ferry 60.
schr Isssc Csm2b,!l. Boo!h Bay, - /
Reed.
Str Norfolk, Pkiladelp hia, By F > Bee!
S!r George Lesry, Norfolk, BY 3 Rcoe u,
ST. &a!tsao, lower Potc. By J Broae's& T.
xIHoEAEDA.
Schr Dora II French, for Gocrgo.2w2 "
coarsd from Now York 18th.
S:hr IS Aar!in, for Richmond, cleared 10"
Boston 1lth.
S3hr Hattie Baker, from Richmond s. B,,'oa
lltt.
scar " q Kenzsl, 70. Richmond, c,s.::
from Baltimore llth.
schE Cottis Ackerly, ftr Fichmo1d, c.e''''
from CoossW S;h.
Schr Sarah l. Simmons, for Eichmoc1. cas't-
from Fall River 10Th.
sctr VIM McGss. from Bichmsla E. Sa''
eerne. N q, oh.
- schr Frediie Walter, from Portland 20: RE-
mond, clssred from NeWpo,. 1l.h -.
Schr Dsnisi Gih'Jrd, fer hichmos3, fi''
from Providsnce l!,h
Schr Calvia q Her:is. t.em 2ichD721' "
Providence ll!h.
C;LLIsI?E
ScArs Cbstiea Il Richards and Dan:: L: o.
liaed eff Hollzrds Island. Chesspaazs Esn
March S. Tn=y bota received dam ,ges smou''
Ing TO SEQ.
NOTICE To MARINERS.
No!ics Is given by the Lighthouse Bha a., W. =,
on and after April ], 1882. rad panels VII, VIII.
placed in hoopets Straits and Cl.5 Island ! ..-:
HOUSES. The southern. outlines of the req L.,
form Ell thare5y iEts,st C! e,ch other at bisav; .
heaa booy. Vesse!s entering EocpeTs eWTS;
from Chesapeake Esy will ksopin tho "Si.a s MS
Ct Hcoper's Straits lighthouse until tnfy . u
thence ruspirg in ths white ligat Of thu l.sji.
uotil the rcd ,s3 OF cooper Straits .tr.
pissed. 1b,eha1k Fin Shoal csu then Do GU
I'd with fact of w.ter.
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NEWS or The DAY.

There ere indic .tioos that The osndi,io1 oil
affairs in lrelsGd is improving.
Tho Emperor cni En:res If Austria, With
| the Leading minister's. will visit King Hunb.rl
OF Rcmo On Mayo
Right Hon. Hugh Z. Cbil6prs states The
cIH; ct tho British army fer 1852 will be el5.-
500,0C0 70, .995 NOR.
The soa.v:r3aty OF the dssth of the Gar
Alexander scar ago was celebrated at 81.
Petersburg yesterday By solemn services at
tbs Cathedral of st. Peter srd St. Paul.
Queen V;ctori:, in a 'cuciirg lsttr to Sir
Wlilism Hsrtourt, expresses h,r grautuie to
ner loyal sUtjscls and sll others who sent her
words ct eft c:lon Snd sTmpstby after her fol-
tupato escape from ASSASSINATION.
Mr.. jackson. tic correspondent of the New
York Hsrild. s'srted ncrth fem I,kusk on
Sunday TO ss0fch for tdc survivors CT the joan
Detts. Lieutenant DavsohoHor is expected to
s:tri for St. FaseSbrrg to-day.
Tao most bT;liaa. reception ever held 10 thai!
oily took .aco ct The rssidsrc, of ex-Gcv.
Eegish ct Ne7 E.vsr. c., lsst night, the &C.
casou bsicg the seven,i.th sccivorssr7 of his
birth.
L. Q. Sotcdo, indicted for ehooliug his
brother std fer assault with ioteut 20 kill
C!srarcs. IL. Barton, Wss s.raieed 10 the Grim
lbs! Court. Washington. yesterday moruiog and
pleaded no: gully. His ocuosel gave notice of
motion to q1Ash tbs Indictment fer mrrier.
The President vii bod eight receptions be-
lora tho ssssol ccsee. -Four will be for the
pubic generally and four fer bis friends,
Thoy will b. held on Tueedsy evening of each
week siter the Gosh inst, which date will mark
the expiration Of ,hs six moa!hs' mourning for
Prasidsat Garfield.
The lesttr5 written BY Mr.. Corkling AID Mr..
E lmusd' to Peesidsn! A1!har, .dscliuirg The
ottc, of Associate us,:c, cf tho Supreme Uourt,
which bias besn of red to eeca Of them in succes-
sloa. Esse bsen made public The only reasons
Rivsn for refusing the honor are sach as relate
exclusively to ths personal convenience of the
distinguished gentlemen whom the President
thought worthy Of the place.
R:v. D.. Sprigg. OF Richmond. formerly Of
this city. IS out sgain after painfol illness.
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It is understood that the re.djusters have s:ma
difficulty in fading not ; comp e!ent N An for
the idea OF competency is 10! q factor in iheir
distribution of Offices. but one of their own
party, who evea knows how to look through O
telescope, for the place Of Astronone; at the
University of Virginia In their perplexi!y it
Is suggested ihat.hev give the posii IN 10 Mr..
Elliott, who if neither good on fore nor hir d
sights, has suca capacity of vision that WIT n
PRECEDENT pro tom. OF the Senate he saw how
10 dtc'd de- the tame parism ,ntRry QUESTION two
different ways
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Letter from Richmond.

| Correspondence of the Alexandria Gszotto |
| RICHMOND, Va, March l3.-Ssiurisy cver-
Ing readj aster WAS talking tbout tie newly
sppolotsd eu,rds o. the peni!enti.ry urd s,i 1
they wsrs aorg 70 be the bes. guards tha!
ever Tsre koown there. Hs wound up biz
enthusiastic etconiun with The remark Ihst
the; never csud BE- caught asleep. Last night
tW> con7Ic:s climbed ever tho pco!cuiiary
wall ard walked away, pss: the suarG- house, to
| Iibsr'y. Tha white guslds, who Wero turned
OF BY the M:hoEeics to mako room fer these
| co!ored neo, wto cevcr elcs,d thar eyes, H;re
| SONS Of thoss g.llsnt ex Conederats s5ItisIs
who hsd stood guard nIsy Eight whsn The
| CAMP t!'ts Of Ina enemy ware cleaning 1csr
b., SOD som. tf lh:m were frjm Inc AK
aodtls district. Tie white and coIored coz
Vlc!s at tue psni.entia!y hsvs Several times
lately made tao CT their sable custsdisns, l.
Is WsE-ssown isc: that the c3lored man is q
sleepy animal at risht. and will drzs eff The
moment be is se:lltd ia ssa:. L, Is, taert-
fore hard for tim to ass accustomed to The
duties OF a GUARD, etssdiog still st midnight or
resting 10 bis gusft-hous,. Tie old-!iue
habit will creep over bin and be will sleep.
burglar.
Tho Lseisla.ura will scarcely get to wax b..
fore Eek! Mon5sy. The rctara Of the men
bsls is looked fJiwsrd 10 Rith .sona Interest
and no little irepiii!i0n on ito pstt OF s3ms cf
the members Ct the party Of progress, fc. they
Know that the peoll, OF large hsve fou.d arcb
to diep!ease them 10 the course PURSUED ~ The
party this Tin!er.
GlvsEoorocF Camaren'd house will j. "a ey.
Dec;cd, be ready for his occupancy ia .bou.
two weeks. Tho Gubetnstorial Mansion nrI-
seDts /. decidedly moro attrsc!i7o .pposTsuos
DOW thsn q: sny time sinco too war. The
EOuss. though cld-fashionsd, ia ooa OF tbs.
uoss delightfully."- situated 10 The city, sod
duriog The boz Summer nights is among the
coolest places 10 Richmond. Lis sustiou is
particularly fortunate for Governor Cameron fSr
DO CAD Climb from bis yard let: tbs widow Of
the Wing brildise. AID from The p.riov can
easily swap gl;nccs With tho Boss vheo thu:
august ruler osles the Caoi,ol spd is surround
logs from bis spre. 40 t
Maj r. B. No!ktr rcciiv=i r. euaicragiog
ntWs tom Washlogioo t,-tay, snd s.s:s tia.
be thinks bis ch..cas 81 gs:,iug the position OF
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Robbery and Attempted Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, March II -Irs. night o
steamer passing up The Delaware discovered o
N n .tvuEgllDg in the water eff the city
front Ee wss recovered, and stated ,hst his
nsmo Wa Cha. Leishler; thst he was. stran.
GO: in the city; that he had requested msn to
direct him to lUth and marke. streets, AID th,t
in'tead of doing so the strar gar took him in The
opposite direc ion, to the docks. knocked him
doWn, Eroboed him f S83 and w.tch, snd ,hen
delibera ely threw him overheard
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EieNdiSh Band.

FORT WORTH, Texss. March IA r,guItr
organized band of train wrecksrs is operating
10 this State. Lss.evouiog rail vas removed
from BE Gulf, Colorado aud Santa Fe trick, so
miles south Of this place, on high bsrk, aud
M express train made miraculous escape.
Going at The rate 25 miles per hour. it passed
over tho lies. striking the track all right in
front OF tho removed rail. The woul2-5e
WreekeEs attempted to wreck train on the
xas Central read Gear Palmer last Thursday.
Eli irts sro m.kipg to dstoot them.
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DANGEROUS Strikers.

- PlrTsBURd, Pa. Mar. II The ei:u ..i,A Al:
HON stead il sg.io critical. Tits poruia.
ab)us six o'clock Henry Haley, q rot -loiao
m1u. was fouod lying Cd the track badly tee!co
OHlcsrs Batch Had Me!c!t s,sr;d for ihr
po>r tsrm and while on their "? wtrY fired
upoD ~ soma persons hidden bshiad tcx oars
The shots took effect ia the bodis of both nsn
but Eeither was fatally bust.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH IA.
NsVs from Washington is to the effect that
all is not wall With the rea6iuser Senator from

N,7s from Washington is to the effect that
all is not we'll With the readiuster Senator from
Virginia that the Administration does not
pay him him as muc1 honor snd give him as
much patronage IS he expected. and that he
feels hs has been slighted though BIO does not
say 50. Facts 6, 10 sustain this news. tor there
is no dcubs that up to this tinc, at last, Gen.
Mabone's reoompesss his b,en exceedingly
msagre, considering the service DC has rendere
the republican party by ei0iog /: !hs control OF
the Senate ard el,sDi nsiorltg 10 The House
Of Representatives. Bat wers tho slight, re-
fsrrsd to. ten times as great az 1t is. II would
not bo opcnlg resented. 20 matter how moElliS-
ing it might be-. General Malone has gone too
far toward republicsnsm, done too much fer
the republican party. has dipped his hand too
deep 10 the sop Nth blocd5-sairs republicans
for him to hep; f5r sEilstlon with auy other
party; 80 that hsviGz 60 WAe!o ciso to 81. be
would r,ms;r vita tham cvcn if their Sights
were turoed ioto dave right sIu5tlngs. lie
cannot afford to break with tho republicans. 40
matter how they traas him, for The entire
strength of his party d!poa8s upon tie support
OF tho illustration. We,e that absolutely
AID empha.icllIy wl!hd.awo, Mstonsism would
collapse like s1sgged balloon.
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Shot imam A,nlsEsessse

NASHVILLE. Tena., March l4.-Captaio
James M. Dsvis, Deputy Uoi;ed St,tes Rev
euue Collector SEd celebrated raider o. MOOT
sinners, IVES Waylaid srd kill yesterday afttl-
noon, about three miles from McMliotv,lIe,
Tecn. Ills assssslos.were c!ucsaled behind q
pile OF logs. Covered With freshly cus c,dsr
boughs. sod were armed with shoigurs srd
pistols. Davis brains were sios GU aud there
zero cvas thirty bullet holes in his b,dg.
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Now that tho competent and efi,iea! SUPER.
intendeuts and pbysisisns Of the Insane asyuns
havs beeu removed. i: will not ba lorg before
the able and distinguished professors of tie
University and tho Virginia Military Institute
will also bsv, to raitqush their positions to
parties protesting the readjus;er fa:h. Blacks
burg College has already beer ruined, and tho
other State Colleges will soou follow 10 its
wake. Terrib'e is the sway of The road j1stsra.
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DEATH OF FATHER Boyle Rev. Francis
4. Boyle. pastor Of St. Matthews Catholic
Otutcb. Washington. died at ProvidsEc, Hos
pital 10 that city. yesterday. of spoplexy. aged
SIS years. a successful operation for the re-
mova of store from the bnddAr bad lust been
performed upon him by Di. Eliot, in tho prs-
sencs of other physicians. Tbs sufferer bad
been. at bis urgent request. PLACID uoder the
iofusnes Of ether. The stone had been crushed.
and the particles we're b,iue removed. and
while tho doctors Ware c,ngrstu'sting them
selves upon tho SUCCESS of the cpsrslon, the
patient suddenly. without so exclamation,
threw back bis head. bis faos became bue the
veins swollen. aud before spything could be
done to relieve him. be vas dead. Father
Boyle va, 90 esrnsst worker, consistent add
popular pastor. and q gentleman of prominent
social qualities.
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Nominations,

WASHINGTON. March l4.-Tho Pres!dar:
stDt ias following Nominations to tbs Sara:e
today:
It. Colonel Ri[ui Ssx'oc. D:lr!s Qastttr-
master Camera: 10 DO CJ!aaei md Assistant
q lsrmaster G.oc1.l.
Msior Richard H. B.:aat;i<!, QlsT:sfmss.
ter to b, Liaussn,nt CGioas! AID Daputj
QaarteGnss:er Gao.
- Alexander G. Boikn. Marshal Of U. s.
:; rfi.,rY ct Montana,
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Killed by Cars.

MoNcToN, N. B.. March II -hr.!ut G:i-
ham, With his wife aod two oh,d1ea. wcro cscis-
ing the railroad track at Gibson ia sIcsh tnst
night, when the sleigh vas run into By t;,n
Graham was instantly killed. His s:iia End chill.
drea Jumped out sud Ware s,VtG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-14
Carolina Central RR

KALE1GH, N. G., Msr l4.-The directors Of
tie Carolina Central RAILROAD Company at their
meeting St Wilmington, on Wednesday last,
made Major John Q. Windsr, general manager
of tho line from Weldon to Wilmington and
Shelby, including tho Raleigh & CASTOR.
Raleigh & Augusta and Carolina Central Rail.
roadz. Cspt w w. Chamberlain, OF Norfolk.
Va. wss made faancial q gent for the same three
-SS
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Importing Butter,

PHILADELPHIA, March lathe American
Steamship Company has been bringing in large
quantities of potatoes. cabbage end sourcront.
The --latest article shippsd from Liver ool ia but.
80, = large consignment Of Holstein butter hsviDR
eoen sent to parties in this city, who claim they
Will make large profit on the transaction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-14
SkObeleE,

LONDON, Ma.ob 14.-The Bsr!in CORRESPOND
en- Of ths Daily Nav, says: The Emperor
William spoke long sine with Prncs Bisusrk
on Sunday last respecting general Skabsleff,
Ii IS reported that General Skob,leff has paeu
arrested aud is confined in the fortress at Wild.