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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-25
THE BLACK REPUBLICS.
Peace I'm DOmInIca-DisOrd In
HaYII.

sANTo DOMINGO, July 24.-Gen. Ulysses
Henreux has been elected President by an
overwhelming majority. The Republic is
quiet. The tobacco crop promises to be
superior, both in quantity and quality.
Eagerness to purchase lands fol
sugar estates is unabated. Affairs
in Hayti continue unsettled and wretched.
At Cape Haytien, on the 5th instant, a seri-
Gus affray occurred between an Aux Caves
regiment stationed there and local regi-
ments, which was with difficulty quelled by
their officers.
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weather indications.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OBSERVER, WASH
IEGToN, d. G., July "a Indications for
Tuesday:
In. the Middle Atlantic States, slightly
warmer, fair weather, variable winds, mostly
southwesterlY, and stationary pressure.
In the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather, with occasional rain, winds
mostly northeasterly, stationary or higher
temperature, and stationary pressure
In the Gulf States, partly cloudy wealth
er, local rains, winds mostly easterly, and
stationary temperature.
In Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer fair weather, variable winds, gene
rally shifting to southerly, and stationary or
lower pressure.
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A Crash on the Rails.

CINCINNATI, July pa collision oc-
Cured on the Little Miami Railroad yester-
day, near Fosters crossing, between a
freight and an express train. Nobody was
killed, but one engineer and several passen-
gers were injured, among the latter E. h.
McCaleb, of New Orleans, Judge Advocate
General OF Louisiana
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5bt urHIHg gews.
C9ITAKER STREET,
No > -. Jrws BUILDINGl


DESCRIPTIONS
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Is ElyAH.- BY NAIL.
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Lar-' -,.arrr.siN insertions, Sl5 81
tl- s5Ing Notices double above rates.
L-.i- ---ss "a ou large advertisements.
suecla- - I- ,lsyarrIsements 81 so per square.
ABUSED. I-s-fisemeuts, Marriages, Funerals,
ll-.---. ---.'---s and Special Notices 81 per square
sall. l..-----I.sments Of Ordinaries, Sheriffs
- -4sr officials Inserted at the rate pre-
selT -.irg. For Rent, Lost and Found, 10
hilN line 30 advertisement inserted
er- -....-. headings for less than 80 cents.
--r = can 0e made by POST Of1ce Order,
i---.--s s-sl Letter or Express, at our risk.
d. insure the Insertion OF any adver-
Nta ri In any specified day or days, nor
-..5r- tue number OF insertions with
% -5ms required by the advertiser.
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rr. money paid for the omitted in
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.l..------s should be addressed.
Al J. -. ESTILL,
Savannah, Ga.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July PA fire at Fres-
no, California, last night, destroyed about
fifty buildings, mostly business houses, In
cluding five hotels and bank. The loss is
estimated at 5000, 900. The insurance is
very light
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R..a R.,IVes.erdav.

A.-Philsdelphiss l, Metro
politans 2; Athletics Is, Merritts z.
TRoY.-Troys 10, Bostons 0.
PITTsBURG. G.-Cincinnatis 5, 5,Alleghanevs O.
PRovIDENCE.-ProvIden 10, Worces-
ters g.
CHIoAGo.-Chicagos 35, Clevelands 4.
DETROIT. .-Detroits Is, Bufalos /.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-25

CHICAGO, July M-An accident occurred
yesterday to freight train on the Chicago
and Alton Railroad, near Bloomington. One
brakeman was killed. A number of freight
cars were thrown from the track, caught
fire and were destroyed. Loss $65, 900.
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SAVANNAH. e.. Lnne hal 1as

have been suffering for two years with
dyspepsia, which generally impaired nv
health. l used several bottles of "Dr. Kur-
nitzki's Wire Grass Tonic" and / am now
perfectly cured. THOs. WEsT,
Cor. Broughton and jefferson streets.
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a Virnrnna Growth

of the hair is often promoted by using Par
ker's Hair Balsam. 1t always restores the
youthful color and lustre to gray hair, gives
1t new life and removes all irritation and
dapdruff
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Home for Drunxara.

My husband had drunken habits he could
not overcome until Parker's Ginger Tonic
took away his thirst for stimulants, re-
stored his old energy Of mind and nerves,
and gave him strength to attend to busi-
ness.-A Cincinnati Lady.
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ARAB TO GLADSTONE.
THE BOLD REBELS DEFIANCE.

Atrocities RIVaIed - A
Brush with Ihe InsurgenIs-AFabI
Organizes n Ministry of His own
Fuss and FeaIhers-An Emissary
of the Pan IsIsmIc Committee
Seized-The British Vote OF Credit
"A Fleet of Transports Secured
NtchOlsOB's BIspaIeheE-Gladst
States His Future and Defends Hts
Past Policy.
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4 summer Dar,s ExcursIon.

The day spent in the woods with happy
party and well filed lunch bsskets is joy
long to be remembered, provided there are
no infelicities or accidents to mar the les
tiyity. But people will sometimes make a
mistake in eating, and they may happen 70
through and through. People who fall
overheard should be dried and then rubbed
with PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, which
viii protect them against cold and rhe1ma-
tlsm. Mr.. HOratio NJ Price, of Burling-
ton, Vermont, says as to the other troubles,
81 have been attacked with cramps In my
stomach and with cholera morbus. / tried
a good many other remedies which failed,
but PAIN KILLER cured me. have never
found a remedy so efficient"
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Cotton FutureaID New Vork

NEW YORK, July M-The Posts cotton
report says: Futures closed easy. July and
August 1OOc. lower than on Saturday, the
balance 100c. to 2-1C0c. lower"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-25

sudden Death of Minister Marsh.
ROME, July 24.-United States Minister
George P. Marsh died suddenly to-day,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-25

Not an experiment or cheap patent medi-
cine is Browns Iron Bitters. 1t is prepared
by one OF the Oldest and most reliable
chemical firms, and will do all that is
claimed for e.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-25

DIR. BleckeD, of Minneapolis, SAYS: ga
case OF dropsy here was cured by Hunts
remedy Win perfect success. The patient
remains well. l shall use HUNTS Remedy Remedy
In dropsy and kidney disease hereafter.u
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-25

--..-.fat tie Post O6ioe in Savannah
.--f ta.s Nad Matter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-25

Pain, Irritation, Retention, Incontinence,
Deposits, Gravel, etc., cured by "Buchu-
paiba." 81.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-25

From the Washington Star: Strangers.
accustomed st home to refined elegance and
the quiet Of a well-sppointed home, find in
the Buckingham Hotel ,on the Fifth avenue,
New York, all these things, at the lowest
charges consistent with so perfect appoint
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-25

The only iron preparation that does not
color the teeth, and will not cause head
ache or constipation, IS other iron prepara-
tions win, Is Browns Iron Bittere.
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AmniI Rohher Canuht.

ST. LOUIS, July 24-J. E. Rudd, substi-
tute route agent at Little Rock, was arrest
ed last night for robbing the mails, and has
confessed his crime.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-25

1t is not probable that there will be any
immediate change in the office of Superin-
tendent OF the New Orleans Mint. The
present incumbent, whose resignation has
been called for, is now away on
leave of absence, and the chief
clerk is in charge of the office. A strong
effort is being made for the retention Of the
present superintendent, and the Secretary
OF the Treasury has decided to take no fur
ther action in the matter at present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23
NEWS OF TEE Day.

Ws5hif on's Biith3ny was osl, b:atei ~
tia Amtr'caD rcsidsns Of Berlin yesterday.
Col. Gustsvs A. Sobwi!znan, O vell-kaogn
deImat- Am:r:cao citizen CT Bakincre died
yesterday.
Nj. Stephen Brosdbent. we'll kuoas ei!:-
z,o OF bs.tImors. Vas killed yesterday on tho
Northern Central R.ilEay track 10 th.t city.
kev. Mr.. Ryder. Protestant clergyman,
VAS shot at, but H!hou; eff.c., near Clifton,
irelfcd, yestsId;y. He Wls formerly Cathc-
lie pries'.
The Blackfse: sud olE:r Ioiisns il tho
'ic'tly OF Rsddeer river nro committing NUN.
ereus depredaioaa, AID diving eff End killing
cattle.
Mir. Charlss BradIsGgh who Was expelled
| from the House CT Commons yesterday. vii
| proceed to Northampton at OF &C. aud enter h:
con!ts! fer tho.s nzd3 vscent by bis expu
STOP.
| The New Y ok Stale Committee Of tho M.
!iorn Grcerback-Labar marty M: 10 Nsa
| YORK yesterday. A res l1!iou was adopted
ievorlnc the passage by Congress CT tbs
$40 000. 900 fractional cu:rero7 bill.
NJ. Rouz.uj. Nine. Missions husband, uhc
| btc'me Insane during the excitement attending
the recent faarcisl crisis in Paris. died yesse!
day 10 the lunstic asylum 10 hat c:;y in which
| nc bad basn placed.
There is samo turpliso at Hnrlin b:c:use Of
tho peg'ecs on tho part of the United States tc
appoint su:ossiur to ex-Ministcr White. and
| it ia reported that in consequence Bismarck vii
rdstiaitoy delay the eppoio.nent o! su,cssso,
| to Mic!Eer Foa Sc5lczer.
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Letter From Lonisa County

Ucris poDdencs of ths Alexandra G.sstte. ]
SILVER SPRING, LoUIsACo , Feb. 22.-Tbe
following notics hes bOen given by order eftbe
B,ard Of Supervisors of Louisa County:
no pay these expenses Ismil.-p,xI tho
Board of Supervisors Of Louisa County is at
thorIzsd by law to borrow tho sum of So 900 ss
q whole. or IL parts. of such pe:soos as gay de-
tIre to lead The same ct SIX per GEN.. payable
| annually, the principal 10 bs payable 10 Jaru-
a.y, 1884; bat the couotV hss the right to
| pay the ssns after q ysar, from the limo oil
! lending. Bonds will b. issued tor the money
losned. Loans solicited"
l 6on't knoS whether tie m,rey dss.rsd by
the cauny FOR dtfrsying the small peX txpeL.
see, which. as noticed above. are quite heavy
| for tina o,uuty. hes been obtained.
Mr.. +. w. Jones, who has taken up his resi-.
dence ! Richmond, was hers last weex looEir 6
hale and teaIty for man Of his age. He ha.
lived 60 long in Louisa lnet tho plsc, don't look
natural without in. lie has just b,en on 8
visit to Georgia. hr. Jones is the father of Kew.
j. VIM. Jones. OF RichmcHd. His other son,
Ccu.t HouGe, is in Ksusas City doing we'll, !
balieve. and thus OUT friends leave US for other
countries aud other chimes. but thoy generally
write il tEcY do not ctms back and tell Us verb.
ally that af!sr s, ola Virginia is the best place,
and they love her all the better for HAVING for
saken her O while.
Rsin, rein. raini who ever saw tho like of
IL? The p:e:ent winter from which Wa are lust
emerging will BIZ renemb sred for its rains jus.
IS last winter is r(n ,mbered for its SHOWS. The
weather has been mild es the vernsl sesson
Yeaterd: y about nooa We had thunder storm,
after which the sun shone cut. To-day i. is cles,
and colder than it has been.
ThtrG will b. meeting at The Court Rouse on
~ organ;Z .tiol. Members of the whilom
Izir g voluntary company are Invited to attend
| the meeting Saturday ct which time officers will
| be elected.
An old citizen Of The county, Bartlett A. Zen.
SOD, il dead Robert Trice. another aged gen.
tleman, is siiing Ths wife OF Senator Murray
| has gone to Richmond 10 consul. an eminent
physician there. 1! is feared she has cancer.
Gus Affection. CT late years, there has bsen
| much stillction IN Cur midi. Death the great
reaper has piled bis sickle some Of our falrest
sweetest 10 weIs, and left our hearts all cold and
| de,olale. It will b, but month Saturday aince
/ be entered our own household AID took from me
ny Loving mfho-, Jennie Louise Boiling.
| Ny 5 If 81 only Child, God knows my heart 10
| not only broken, but sll ths springs OF harpi.
| ness have dried Up within my heart for each
day Of her pura, spoil 5, lite was as q lew born
| lily.leaf shedding its sweet tlestisl cerfume
around our hearts. But
''lhero is no death. Tie stars 60 down
70 1iso upon TN fa;rer shore
SIa bright 10 Ieaven's jew.!led CIVIL
Ihey shine foTeVor m)rer
-V1NcyNT
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The Markets..

BALTIMORE Feb. 23.-Va. s'xss. cousolids-
ted. 81; past duo coupons 60; new 10 4Os. s9s
bid to-day. Cotton lower; uidding H.
Flour quiet and without change. Wheat
Southern steady; do. Western eesier; Southern
red l30al35; do. amber l36al4O; No. 2 West.
ern winter red sDot l2Ssal29; March 129sl292;
April l32Sal32aa; May I335ll344; June 13lsa.
1921; July l209.l2l. Corn-Stu.hern firm;
do. Western dull; Southern White rs; do. yell
low 6S; Western mixed, spot 65s662; Feb. 664
tsked; March &C 669; April 67!s6S3; May
692s69aa: juno 70 bid; steamer GO. Oats firm
er; Southern &c .49; Western white 47s4S; do.
mixed 46; Penna. 47s5O. Rye dull at 1886.
Hay unchanged and dull. Coffee firm; Rio
osrgoes ordinary to fair 9,l0. Sugar quiet; A
sett 9S,. Whiskey dull at 1.19.$l. 20.
NEW York, Feb. 23.-Ssocks weak and IT.
regular. Money s. Cotton dull; uplands II !;
Orleans III, Flour dali and heavy. Wheat
heavy and 4lo lower. Corn quiet and 4,S;
lower
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------a-
Letter from Richmond

Correspondents of tho Alex ,odris Gszsste
RICHMOND. w.. Febiu1rg 22.-1'he d.sirs
to have . great central Democratic organ al
Richmond is still up3:rnosE il tbs minds Of q
small humber of tho menbns o! that psrty.-
Several Of the newspaper boy s.ss George Wilde
calls them, ,ro ready TO hail such vjntur:
aud lcok forward to gstiiog enough money tc
Iuo them for six or eight mon!hS. 81 mG3J
of these party organs have been s.sr:ea 10 ili
city since the var AID have, as ia the case viii
oil party ORGANS failed after s few months ex
istencs. that ia 80 business veniuiers they taY;
been failures. 1t is said BIZ lhcso who are il
favor of the scheme That The y oao raiss $50, 600
Nit. A. M. K iley. late editor Of the Cooserva
tive Demo cfss. and Dr.. George w. Bsgby srs
mentioned in come c.ion With The editorial COL
troll Of tho proposed creao.
10 this city, this week, two persons did vic
had reached the edvaooad sgs Of one hundred
and six yeais.
Before this letter rsich:s AL .ndlia SsLs,
tor Hsls will have mads up bis mind exactly
what be means to do. He spoke today IS i!
be Intended 10 vote again with the "b;g four
tomorrow. lis considered that be bad been
impts:d op By the Mahontes
There ls 90 6ocssslts for ooccaslirg the fact
that this middle is giving Mshono O feeling
akin to sgoby of mind. Ths history of Boss
ism is history Of sudden rises aid almost ss
sudden colapses. This, has been the ruls in
the United Ststfs'snd Virginia c,n scarcely be
an exception. Tweed fell ADD Msboue will
fall. REIMBURSEMENT is ore thiE 6 and Bossism
is another. Mssssy's Auaitorial days are hog-
ever, numbered.
Il is said that Mr.. Henry T. Wiush son
OF General W. G. Wickham. will bs The choice
IF the Rssdjuster caucus for tho position of
Jadg, ofthe Husticgs Court. Mr.. Wickham
Is also spoken of 10 ooonec leo with the ofics
Of District Athrley to suco,,d Mr.. l.. l..
Lewis, who VIII be gu. upon The Supreme
Bench. 1t seems foTosly c5eGitab!e that MIR.
Wickham. WHO has beeo such an Gu. and cut
D.b.-Psyer glli sc,ept any teoder Ct efics
from suoh sourcs,, aDd therefore those who
know him best do Dot bslievs the report true.
10 faos the Wbig oulY few days since opened
iaav,ry lively msonar upon GeB Wickhan.
The Governor has returned to The Legisla.
turs railroad bill Incorporating the Virginia
and North Cirolin. Railroad Co. The bill was
passed By both houses of the Legislature and
had gone to the Governor fJr his Signature
when suddenly stroDg opposition spriuging up
agaiost The bill from the friends of the Rict-
msnd & DaIv:llc Railroad Company and resp
iu;ion was passed by tho Raadjlssers 10 both
houses requesting the Governor to return the
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a Cough, Cold Or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
lncura5le Lung Disease or COnsumD.
ton. B IL q " MS Is ssNCHaAs q,
TBUCHES do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrupe and balsams, but act directly
on the tnfiamed parts, sllsyins irritation,
give reliefin Asthma, SrOnchitfs, Coughs,
Gstarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
singers and Public Speakers are sub.
iect to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches hs7o bsen recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisfaction. Hsyip 2
been tested by wide and constant use for nesry
an entire generation. they have attained we'll.
rnerited rank among the few staple remedies of
the age. Sold at 26c Q box eYerYwhora uhl9
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Wanted q Coffin,

New IoRK, Feb. 23.-John D. Rhodes, q
respectable locking, middle sgad sud inselligen:
Engllshnan, who arrived in this couu-
Try last sunmer. OF the Jefferson Market
Pollcs Court yesterday presented himself to
Justica Patterson and g:aveIy m ade application
to be Dr5Vidsd With OtffIn. Hs said no bad
been g'!ng about for several days 10 search of
an undertaken to bury him. tus could not fud
ono. Hehad several friends prepared to act 90
psllbetrrs and to attend the funeral, bu. a.
though notified Of tho mcr;ua,y cersmopy,
The urdsrtSker had filled to pu! 10 on appear
ence or to furnish oasket. He Wss sent to The
Tolb1 fer examination ss to bis sanity.
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The Floods.

VANDALIA, Ills, Feb. 23.-Ths foods
have done great dau,gs to railroads and pri-
vate paoperty about this plaza. Two miles
south of here args pieos Of road bed Oh the
Vandslis railway gave way, precips.iug az
engine aud c.boose ioto the river. John Dun
uingan. c,lored, and E n. Thompson, brake
man, were drowned. Their bodies were not
recovered.
Mt. VERNON. Ills. Fab. 2S.-Ths ever
flow Of Silver Creek, near Wascoutsb, caused
stoppags Of trains on the Louisville and
Nashville Rsiroad. No g. Louis mails baye
been recaiVsd for two DAYS,
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Jewish, Colonization.

NEW York. Feb. 23. "A special cable from
LoIdoa says: "a! an Influential meeting OF
tbs Executive Committee o. the Mansion House
fond for tho relief Of TIE Russo-J Jewish refugees
under the pre- sidsucy cf Cardinal Manning, Sir
A. L. Gall vas present. snd SUI committee
was appointed to sell C: PLACES for the formation
OF agricultural settlements. attention being
specially directed to Palestine. Ten Thousand
pounds were placed q. the disposal Of the sub
ann milan -
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Allen Elected Auditor.

Especial Dispatch to the Alexandra Gezatte.
RICHMOND. Feb. 2S.-Io sccordaros with
the Joint order fof tho election Of s ate officers,
tbs Legislature today proceeded 10 cbooso GO
Auditor Ct Pablo Accounts. and 8. Brawo
Aleo, Of CT Augusta county, the regular nonI-
nee of the rssdjuster CAUCUS. was elected on the
li,st ballot. The vots beiae: Fer Allen. 10;
Franklin L. Brcck,tt, of Alexsndris, regular
democratic nominee, 40. ard for John E. Maj
sey, present Incumbent, 6.
MI. Massey got four votes ia Tho Senate aud
two 10 The Hcu,e All OF the big four socd
By Massey 10 the LAST.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
RICHMOND. Feb, 1880 p. m.-Ths deed
| lock ended to-day. At one o'clock. the tine
fol- tbs execution of the joiat order, Nj. New
berry moved to adjourn. Mr.. Halo voted
With hiE. In! Mr. Wiasdsld voted With
tho Mahonities. So the motion vas lest
Nominations zero then proceeded With. Mr..
Smith nomipated Ftankia l.. Btockest, oil
Alexandfis. Dir. Riddleberger nominated Il.
Brown Allen. CT Augusta. Mr.. Newbsrry
nominated John f. Massey. Mr.. Newberry
made spsech, and said after struggle Of
forty days FIR tho ossr rights of the people. be
stood now il thc last di!ch. ba! was prepared
to 60 Iowa With c,lors flying, defending The
rights Of bis Stale, fer no w,s persuaded
that The brave are always braVs 10 defeat
He s!cGd to nominate a man whose came is
know1 10 every household of the commonwealth
aud is familiar to every s,hool child; who found
its Sac Treasury bankrupt end leaves il with
six or stv,n hundred thousand dollars 10 it,
Ha hsd 10 idea Of el.c:iog aim, for be know il
had b zen declared By King GAUGES that b.
shall bs crucif,d .bu!thsy weull lad the ra1eE
Of four Hbo hav, stood up AID baItled FOL
the dsa!est principals Of tie Safe. The
decree had goae fourth that they should
be cru!hsd ard g'ausd into Gus; and
nsR cam, sick cloth snG ashes --:hey have
20 terror fsr mo. He regretted to SEQ The CID
Comnorw laIth dr:gssd DIVA like dsad Hector
at tho fcsstfa CAUCUS. John E. Nasty wss
known all tv.r the C,mmo wealth as the father
ofresiiustnent; to-day hal crucifed because he
don't so down on his knees 10 theI one man
power. AS 10 himself he claimed TO b. a read.
jus:er. Mr.. Hale explained how ha had beer
deceived. The vo.s bsiDg taken. the "big feur''
vo.e1 for Massey. thu democrats f11 Bfockett,
and the Maaonites for Allen-Young and
Vaughan being the only two members VINO voted
for As:eey. The remainder of the joint order
wa then proceeded with. STRoNGBow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23
Death Of a PROMINENT Mason.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 23.-Ssmuel q. O sens.
Pas. Grand Master Of the Masons:c Grand
Lodge Of this State. the present Grand High
Priest of the Grand Chapter of the Royal Aroh
Masons and Grand Treasurer of the Ancient
Order Of Uoled Workmen Of Missouri, died
in q is oity last night after brief illness.
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Explosion.

PITTsBURa. Pa. Feb. 23.-Abcus 81 q. m.
tt-3sy che Of battery of three boilers in thu
Rolling Mill Of A. NJ. Beers & O.. on the South
Side exploded With lou report, scattering its
debris 10 all direc ions, ipuripg three men and
completely d.moishiDg the boiler shed. =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23
Brought Gut Perfectly,

LOUISVILLE. KY, March 80, 1881.
Ii. Il. WARNER & Co.: SrS Il had been c
great sufferer from acute kidney disease,
which my physicians cauId nc! cue, bus G short
trial Of gcur S,fe kidney and Liver Cure
brought tue QUITO perfect health.
CHARLES T., GERHARD,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23
Fire-Burned to Death,

oCoALVILLE, Pa. Feb. 23.-By the explosion
OF lamp in the Roksly papsr mills OF J. B.
Braone'i, abcut mi!ss from this place. about
81 clcck this morning. the mill and 40 adjoining
d@eilicg wsre destroyed By Ere. Ellwocd HiI-
ten cue OF The employees. who vas sleeping 10
co upper story, was buraed TO death,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23

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world We knaw Of no greater necessity to bs
relieved, tbaa stubborn cold, cod We kaow of
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