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Daily globe., 1882-09-19
MANITOBA FcR THE FREyCE.
The Scheme of the Governor General of
Canada to Prevent French Canadian EN-
iSFatiOn to the United States.
al To- IL, 1oLo
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

SPECIAL Telegram TO the Gl0be.
MONTREAL, Sept, 18.-Eelecteur, COM
menting on the French Canadian exodus
to the United States, and the desirability
of diverting It'll. possible to the Canadian
northwest, gives publicity to what it terms
happy idea of the governor general for the
purpose-an idea of which it appears his
excellency not long since communicated
to mayor Langelier in his sympathy for the
French Canadian element. In order to re-
move any misapprehension as to the price
of lands in the northwest, his
excellency undertakes to use
his influence with the government to have
set apart considerable tract for French
Canadian settlers, and to meet the expense
of transferring them, when in needy cir
cumstances 20 the northwest. He suggest
ed the establishment of a colonization So
ciety to be styled "La Societe de Colonial
tion st. Jean Baptiste," whose especial OBJ
ject will be to collect the moneys neces-
sary to that end. L'Electeur speaks in the
highest terms of praise of his excellency's
proposition. and calls upon its fellow
countryman and the press generally to as
sist the governor general and Mayor
Langel;er in their efforts for its realiza-
fiop
Daily globe., 1882-09-19

ATTRACTIONS GREATER THAN EVER.
September 18th and during the week: First
appearance of the Torbeys, premier gymnasts.
First appearance of the celebrated Walsh
Brothers. Engagement extraordinary of the
talented Eastern protean star, Mr.. j. W. Ran
sone in his picturesque sensational drama in
three acts, sAcross the Atlantic" Mr.. Ransone
appearing in four characters, introducing songs,
dances, etc., etc., supported by Miss Efie Johns
and Woods popular stock company.
Daily globe., 1882-09-19

evening large number
of the farmers and their hired men were
IN the village, the streets being lined with
their teams, yet not single man was to be
seen under the influence of liquor. On
Sunday, the only two saloons in the village,
were closed, and the whole appearance was
that of peace and plenty.
So much for the village of Warren. It
is beyond the power of leaden types to
give an adequate idea of
THE SURROUNDING COUNTRY
tributary to this point. Looking from the
top of the roof of the mill. the most ele-
vated point in the village, as far as the eve
could reach to the four points of the com
pass nothing c3u!d be seen but vast wheat
1elds- doted at very short intervals with
wheat stacks. The only relief to this mo-
notonous view was the serpentine windings
OF Snake river with heavy fringe of timber.
From this elevation could be seen the
Pembina farm OF 2,O0O acres in wheat
and 500 acres in other crops: J. w. Wood
wards farm Of 2,2O0 acres in wheat; w. 81.
Gilbert's farm of 1,50O acres, and those of
Mssers. Klein. Hardy. Franklin, Graham.
Dalquin, Rewnowitz, Kruger, Laken,
krausner, Slee. Johnson, Ross, Wallace,
Mosher and numberless others from 100 to
500 acres all under cultivation. With one
and all the harvest is ended and their
wheat and oats all stacked. Treshing has
commenced. and thus far by actual meas
lrement the yield is from 25 to 80 bushels
per acre, The yield Of oats ranges from
IS to so bushels pr acre. 1t should be
Daily globe., 1882-09-19
ASIA AND EUROPE.
INTERESTING NOTES ON THE PRO-
GRESS OFETEETS.

The Egyptians at Damietta Still Defyins
the British-Rumor that the Sultan has
Been Encouraging Arabi-Rebel Troops
Surrendering in Large Numbers-The
Austrian Bomb Fiend s-General News,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-25
SAF ashINGToM s OHlC EAILHrAl
WrNTGR ARRANGEMENT,

beginning October l5 1881.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washirg'o1
q 8 70 g. M. and Alexandra At 925 a. .,
daily. except Sunday; pass Leesbury, .goiEl
Westward, at II 80 A. n, and arrive Is Ho1.S
Hill al II Is IL Leave Round Hill At |! y; ~
p. NJ; pass Leesburg, gong eastward & "
p. "a, and arrive at Alex sndrIa at Tsp. L.
snH ~ Washington st 3 20 p. n.
The AGO TRAIN will Ie'',
Washing ton at 4 ~ D. u. and Aie1sndils -
2b 2. 20, daily, except sunday and arrive el -
Leeaourg at 40 p, n Leave Leesburg Ho"
m, and arrive ct ALI xandrla at 8 ID B. IL
and Washington at o.. %.
@ Passengers from " ashIsgton vii! W.
she Washington and Ohio cars 1t toe Bsl;lno =
u Potomac Railroad station at9 20 6. N. arc T."
D. r.. snd go through without cnanze q cns
Tae 9.25 An. trsinfro,D alexandra ana l.,I;
.. n. trsin from Ronad Hill connectst houIt
Hill with GOSHEaT'S Daily Line . "
Cooches tor SnickersvilIe Berryville snd We ..
Chester; also Rsdmnn's Line Of C0sc hes WIZ JI..
,,esTa Lseeourg daily for Aldie and A!aa''
burg.
Both trains, westward make close connoc;yj. .,;
81 Vienns. with Sisson's Line Of 5tsgss toi f'"'
FIX Court House. al.
CSsnm on tickets, 2! cts Per la'''
azHueE Tickets, $40.
+ b HA7ENER,
ocl4-sf General Ticket hseL-
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1852 eExAe 1882
PEN NSYLVANIA ROUTE
70 TGS NORTH, WEST B. SOUTEWES
DHNRI,E TkANE


PEN NSYLVANIA ROUTE
70 Tas NORTH, WEST & SOUTEWESY
DOUBLE ThAUK.
STEEL &AILS, SPLEEDID JOENsSy,
AAGNIEIOENT sQUIpMKEi.
In Eject January % 1882.
| rTairs leave Washington, trt III station, ceir;
of sixth end ttr-' t., as fol!uws:
For ?ntsbuIa end the West chicago Lm:e!
A7pre.s Of Pullman Hotel anc S esping Un!
al 80 q NJ. daily; Fart Lac 9 80 a u,
| daily, with Gle"oing Oars from Harrisburg 10
Cincinnati. Western Express I 80 p.m t.ly
with Palace Cars to Pit: burg and u, cinDsi
NJ sil EIaross 81 9 80 y. M, daily fur Plll5u;s
and The West.
Baltimore end Potomac Railroad
For OansndaiRus, Rochester, Buffalo, i.i,gyA
st 9tO H. caily. excep! Saturday, witt Ps
ace Cars to Csuandaigu..
eor WiIliamsport, Lock Haven aad E!mirs n
81 3. 10 dAily eIcep! Sunday.
For Ne" Yofs aud the East, 10 q. NJ, 10 MS
m. So 60 and 10 p. 10. On cuursy
io0, 8 81 snd IL 70 p. d. Limited express Of
Pull n!an Psrlos Cars. 9 so a. c.. daily, except
Sunday.
For Brooklyn. N Y. all throus b trains c,arsci
st jersey City With bUsts If 8roohlyu lTuet
affordipg direct transfer 10 Fulton stei,
avoiding double fefrisge across New IGi
City,
For rhil.delphis. SO 3. M, 20 80 .. m, 10,
8 a., $50. and 10 ~ p. ID. On Surdsy 80,
s 40. 8 81. and 1920 y. m. L miLed EIp.eI,
80 Ii. daily except Sunday
For Baltimore, 6 30, s on, 9 80 1887 . m ,E!
100. TO- 440, 8 az, 7 80. go uud 10 lOp m'
IN Sunday. 8C0 $ ~ 3. M, / 81, 8 10 i@
SG0 and 10 20 p m.
For PopL's Greek Line, so 8. NJ and Dp L.
daily. except sunday.
For Annapolis ~ q. N. apd.4 ~ D. m daily,
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FRIDEYIOKSBURG
kAlLWhf Y. AND ALEX An DKIA Anu
WASh!NGTQN RAlLnUAD
Eos E.lexnadria $50. 100. $40, II % All
II rs :. M, 70. 5, i %, 90 AID II 81 p u
On sunday ST 81, 9 20, II 20 and II p T.
and Oh D. N.
For Richmond snd the South, so sud II %
m: daily, and 90 . m. daily, exccp. outd'!i
Trains le.vs Aic1~rirle Tor W.snins.o.. -,
se, 81, and ~ =. L.; 240. 3. $. / 81.
~ p, n. sHd IL midnight. On Sunday d
10, S53, and lpa. e.; 100 md 1925 D. H.,
Tickets anc Information 1.-THE Cfnce, nor!n,M
corner of 18th and Pennsylvania avenue End 81
the station. whore orders can Do LETT for !te
CHECKING Of baggage TO destination from hNei
and resldencos. j. X. WOOD
General Passenger Agent
Fra NIX THOMSON,
General Ma1o0er. isrI
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Up sntrg and CiOsins O. the Esaf;s

CLOSING.
Washington, L. c., and Ec:thaastern Gsils s
.. nl.. II n. .pd and 8 Is o. Ia.
Western malls 80 and B Is p. IL.
Southern nails, yis Richmond, Va, 10 81 &,
NJ. and 80 and - >. n.
South and Southwestern meils, viz LyncE-
burg, Virgins, WY md through nsils. OF ..
N. end 8 " p. n.
MANASSAS EIyiscn tkia. m
Alexandra. to Bound Fill Va, 8 co s. IL;
OPENING,
Northsrn and Western mails. via Wsshiae.
scn. D. g., 3 80 b. NJ II n. AID = al p. II.
Southern mails, Wis Richmond, Va. s 80 s. II
and z 80 T.. II.
South western n,si!s vis GyIchourg. Virginia
Ghrough mAiisl including way mails OF idi1len5
Railroad, 30 a. q.
Manaosas Division Sc p. n. for lock beI only
Round Hill to alexandria, Va, 8 81 y. II.
Office Aours-OGce olena St 80 q. H., snI
closes OF 7 00 p. E.
Sunday Kours-OEice opars at s IL q. H., and
2'oses nj Q 30 =. n.
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South Bound.
North Bound.

asa;l. Soutavs connects st Chsr!o,,Osv;,.
With Chez. e Ohio &. e., East ant West !,
Lynetburg, connects With Norfolk s W.,
ern 4. f., through South west Virsini, W" =.
Nashville: New Orie.n5 Memphis, Li;tls No..
and Te1as--snd at Oerville With Eichmond.
Danvilie H. e., to South snd Southwest,
Express trains connect ct Charlottesville viz,
Ches. Il Ohio Trains for toe West srd with
6 d. X X, at Dsnville for sll points in Srn,h
South Hast, Scuihwest and Eset
EIprrss trains north ward make cc5rpc,;,, =.
CDs1lot,es7i:!e FIR Hich mend.
EIXHD TRAINS fer Msin line le.vs 4,
arandria daily, ezcert Sunday, zoos. m, ari
GO p. H., and returning a.rive u. AicI,,i.,
3 o. p. n. rad II Is 2 m
! 10 q. N. .nd Alexandra 7 Is 6. n ds;S
except Sunday. arrive e: S;fssburs p n nm
connecting witt the Valley EOsd gsst ,-i
West. 81 8. kiver with s. v.R X for Ipnv
aud Wsynesboro. Leave S.rssburg 50 n.
arriving .; Alexandra. e. s SIS .. m.
MIXED TRAIN FOB MANASSAS DIV.
iS1OE leaves Alexsndria daily. a4ce,, SIM,
day, 1t % >. To-. arriving =: Strsshur,
ps M, and returning leaves S.r,shurg 6, S.;
4. m, arriving in AieEsndeia at 5 lC o. m.
For Stdc!eou7g, daily (oIcept Suai,y) o.,
naction at p:n:!" station.
Fer Uprcrr;lie, regular connection a. Dcl,.
plano,
For Washington, Rspp. hsnnock, daily CO...
neclion, 81 cept Sunday, d. Oupepa-
All trains connect. t. and from WARREN.
TON.
all tEs;na make good connections, q, W.s,
ins.on. to and fTeEl NORTH and West
fuiluRa Slesoers bs.naan New York N1
Atlanta on mai! Lrsas IL each direction witbcr:
change; ool5 one c1sngo .. cas- between Ne.
Yori; sud New Orleans.
New Orleans slespers leave Wsshngscr 4,
7 10 b. d., -uco!ng through without cnsnss,
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Wsstins,c,
| aud Cha:loston =. q. without change, oa 10!
2. m. trsln.
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro Ei
auCuss.. Gs, on 7 l0s nc. connection
Marks diustahle CHAIR Oar. .rs run on Nirt;
| trains between Washington snd D.nvle.
ThroIsb tickets st loves! rates to ali inuc,.
AIT points 10 the Uii it'd States,
n all Trains in both directions usks close COZ.
nectlon at FrsnkiIn junction 10 AID from al
points on Franklin Division.
NJ tsrCEk Sl,A UERTER O. A.
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The steamers Of this COMPANY make connec-
t'oLs ct Norfolk :o7 Boston and ali points East :.
~ hc" OH with sll Points w eat and North,
SSe: snd Il Ala1sndrix with Virgins Midland
Ma.ifosd Ind Washington and Ohio Railroad.
:G5oaaE rsles sivon End freight handled csre.
fully and promptly. For further inforr,s.cp
sfF!s 70 So q. REED, agent,
WEI. TdCM eSoE, Presideny,
lslG stfesi,
ss2 80: Washington, q q.
..::ty,. CLYDk'S STEAM LINE WRRK
;t,4:s;.5s IL TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER. PROVE.
DESCE AMI BOSTON.
APPOINTED smiling Gays froa alexandria EV
%sS ~ ~ - sac from Phila0elpkis EV.
ER Y SAT USpAY. :"
led line coanocIs at Alexandria With .n,;:
=. . ID. and W s. 0. Z. Rs, and st Pbilece,.
poia with u!Jde's regular Steanships for Fs,l
ntVe1, providence snd Boston.
SratIn! forwarded with prora n.aess ard c.,n
ts&o Of commissions. - ''-'
30 Charge fox transfer IN philade,pbj,, s,d
% ss5 Senr.s5o n boston. Quick time. Frequent
asH1;STraa Through rates and iLSouvh Bills
u lsdiEg given. Insurance st the iowsst ratss
Agents
r 4. REED, Alexandria.
wa: OF VIZ s. CO., philsdelnh;s
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash. = GoorCt'n
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EGsES hEsv FGRR.
/: TE-gTu q EEsS z. @. Kyvka ur 1nu,
Gk3SDyF
)! ~ ~ FRIDAY, and returning ]esye New
= I3fE. IrcEa ricz ii, Rsst river, RY2EY SAT.
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THE STEAMER
q E . RGE TT A ID

,v;,, Carving the Q. y. MsiiJ
XIX .e1ve hsr Th;, foot of Prince street. On
DaIs - 5so dio y nsDAss and sATuB-
fineN FONT snG Point Lookou! g5ipe ane 20.
t a r.ia hetn;ning leaves Nortoik on WRn
c :, 10 q !, H. FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS at 4
fALh AID WRITER ARRANGEMENT
Eeginnipg October |. - - = -
FIRST class fs1e to Fortress Hor,oo
i1'k. - 6o; Second claes, each wsr. sim. a.,
G 81 lars to Einey Point and P0int Lookont
81 ce; S7c9nc: cisss, each way, rs cts.
S"Iascts AZ Noliolk with steamers for Hicb
"a % ?ha, Fe" York: snd with the Mech ants .nd
AlGeis LiGe for Boston. H'S anu
:. I. hn0B. agent. n robSG
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grit "-"GtiL" iv Very c:mpIchc naive
word. Wheo eppiisd 10 msn, 1T mesns the
opposite of so!t1ess. mud a!iil il does NJ; uetn
hArdn;a;; i: Is tno opposite of fear 81 d taio;-
hesrt.dor,s. We kncv.tf man of ''gtit'
that il be is 10 6ght h. usy b. o7e,c,zae, be
my perish, LII: lie wi! re7cr vo.ua;sfIy SGT.
render.
d. may FIJI, be- i: viii be Eitb tis f G, 10 tue
foe. H nei,hrr sur:arde his oWo, DOR thai,
IF suoner which hiss b,sn entrusted to bis
keeping. He holds hfc. however dear 10 1t
salt, ctesp 10 cluptr!sor with h;aiEy aud
honor. "GI." is msDy qIalty.
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ga 4 r. GgAH.,
ALWAYS READY
0ysterS-- Milk Confectionery.

|E.fR y E&E.TGLE, 100 Kl/Y6 ST.,
IL scfGln% daily the most DELICIOUS and sppetiz
Ing fries rossts ond stews OF his
LADIES' OYSTER PARLOHS
and IT. his Oyster Rooms for Gentlemen, Patrons
lnny. rely upon picked Oysters and The best
cookery in sl styles
10 IL d aid CR EAM fresh ard pure from th
c'u' trJ' always for sale. Try it for your family
Brer Slu's ice Cresm Pies for d-ss.,t nv Innch
$40 pure Csndies are specialties in which lie has
never o5an excslled. Cakes Of al! kinds OF the
pest material cheaper than they can be m .de at
D. mo he caters OF the best for fami.i.s, par.
AsS, osIis fsIts and entertain rents
l. nc.s I'D runs Tarts and Patty of oil kinds;
Fruit sugsr.d and p!sin; Csromels Nuts and
&onieot oneres Of sl kinds
Cal, ses, buy snd bs satisfied. isn12
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SAAED 6 SEABohBD CGasT1NG ~

Steanols o. tkiR line will run O. .ollov,,
FSB EehEvE.K,
Connecting With Ne-chao.s, and s.;,
tof BcSsC0, s:esrns, 1iiic
LAB = 0y TIES z.sEs
EVERY MGHDAY. WEDNESDAY,
f%iE :, At 90 o. clock PAM; rstnrninr la.ra
.0 or On alternate dsys q. AGO D. m.
nis Htalhca lFon sissner has ;ues been p.in..
ca saro1ahcYs s!aterooms bewly furnisSe ed sno
Isl peAsn, ana IS Inc nsndsonest ss weii us the
asS, hnc Is ire only steamer making close Con.
7oeiIon with the New York and boston sts Svr
s.s; also ;, connects with Richmond steamers snd
.nd pn iInSs 9ath; Steps at PIREY POINT
For tn: fsll end Sinter, COMMENCING Oct ist
rat. OF faro will BIS an follows: wv" 49,
81, t'Is; el1as fare 10 Fortress onros and Nor
49, ~ ~ second eiess 81 90; first class f.ra to
c!sss Zoe. - w eeooio
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5Isb'is e. So i t. -
u TIE CITY OF louisville. OF
FkiUAY, MACH 81. lNs2.

IL s5e CITY OF louisville, OF
~ FRIDAY, MARCH 81. 1882.
There drawings occur monthly ($unds9s es.
cepted) UNDER provisions Of 81 &c. OF tho Gem
erG Assembly Of Kentucky
The United States Circuit Ccu,s On G*rch &;
rendered zoe following decisions:
esa-Thai the tU!a Sn u e.sIdts Eyss.
eribGtaOn Company IL legal.
2S-ldS dFn T1niss are tsir.
The Company bas now on Eano II large reaarys
fund. Head Carefully the list CT orizes Cor tho
MARCH, DRAWING.
ss-..S3O,OO0 100 prizes SlCJ esch g11 90
! price,. logo 2sl price So esch sn.GnG
pciso..-- 5,GtJ 60 prizes I'D aact i2.CG
LOCO prizes IL each IG,MN
10 prizes 81, 0G each SlnGUN
10 prizes ECO each 10000
SSpriEes $CG esea. Approx. prizes ...... s. s., ~;
9 prizes go esrE, II" - ~.
9prizes ito each " ss,
-------
1880 prlzss. SIi2, al.
Whole tickets S2i hall ticketa 81; Il tickets
$50; So tickets SlfQ.
Remit Money or Bank praf. in Let,n- Or ssrc
By E1press GOS' + SEND BY EEGISTts
ED LE1THE or FO.TuFFlCE UkDEB
Orders OF So and upward, By Express, Can be-
sent It our exreEea Address Ill orders to *.
Il. S@ss Esth9l ~, Couriar..I ou-an Bri,1.
n2, Louisville. Ky. W 3la Broadway Ny
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STEAME BS,
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.
fi.IAlTEiil

(LlMlIEii
B2s!s between WAoHirGrjN and ALEX
IN DElA will run prom;ty as follows, viz: a
LesTe Seventh stree. v h.rf at7;0 $50 $50
~ So nnn II 81 NJ, AMI II 80 SO, 80, 8 80
80, 20. & 81 and I'd N.
Lsav@ Alexandria at 90. Z 80, s 20 9 sc, 10 so
30 aud 80 o. N.
FcF0.E.7C Eis'Es LANDINGS.
Ibe steamer Ak2OWSaITa ,e.veo -, .,
VIII ~ Washington, 8. a n ard Alexs"ttis
"a and SATURDAY for ali rive, 1onS;nn.
IN Eoro.ys as far rs Nomini Ferry: on Tins
"sg romlui and Curriomsn; on saturday Unr.
,lomhn snd Leonsrd!own; conneeIs ~ sSsn.
hs;ds With 3. q O. Z. Il, 90 oAe''
Gan. Jro v VI a.nt a. Con. Msnago7.
-; y -: =. W GOD. 1T = Pass kgt lno15
s@'u8 soHFoIK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
LESS MOERDn ANN nuroo1,r-
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FoTo.naC E.1s.E,a a5.vDs,S-Gs

TESS MONROE AND TIE sou~u
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Alexandria Gazette Virginia Advertiser
CeMn sasEoN ssEEssSzaHr=

M1sssEoE ssEEsGEzAHTs.
1 MAS. s. TAYLOR. JF,
WHOLESALE AID sETaZL FEED
DEALER AND
CoAMIseiON &.KCEkar
Cotton Seed deal Bslal by. CatH.v. HON
my Chcp, Mlidli"g. unt HEAVY aud I iSh. 3fan
speci.lLies
tromp. attention given to I'll crders.
I o. II aud % HINI ,TRH&r,
mE!O hiazanGris. rs.
e. judE5uiS & CO.
WHOLESALE a:;C.3ETsS
CEN ElsAh CON laHl0E MERCHANTS,
Ard Eeoisrs ia
Sill KINDS OF LIC!IuHS
siaVe OF hand uIHHUls &I XXT yyVX
md PUaE OLD RYE. Old iJASINET
snd MONOGRAM ;NHISKIH3: $50 3AT.
Ek'E END I q ID ? SOM E:TEa ETE
~ HtSKt SS. to which they invita- iis attention.
c: The trade
Orders from the cuuit.p Cor ~n..rcaanGise, :.-u
receive promp. attention
Uonsignments OF Flor. Grain and County,
Produce collected. 10, which shs- gua7an sse the
tl&aess Market Prizes ard yrcu 81 returns.
soEsfe:s" corner CO Cameron @rG Kpeal ety.,
.,-o-.-1c.s. w. s"Dl1
Isao&ss fAA:sX,
GENERAL COMMISSION AEsCsauT
HEALsG - FL1UR, FISH, 5AI.T, AND
FERTIAIz as.
Elsn hgcai for
WATTS Gll2. 1sE}1a D CAST sad Ca:LLgD
fLGWs
isbla-tf AIExaNpRIz W
= B. risnEE. e.wG. FISHER.
S5'inHEs x BROS,
Successor 90 Fisher, Ecse & Co..
GhoCSRo. LIQUOR AHN UulmtS&IDN
S.IiiiGLETS,
No. 10 Cameron s.-soS, Alexandra, Va
special at'euIiou 9iVun " the sale OF county
o's9ucn p:'r:tTE &c ;arlt-tf
( RaUUSitt..: l. &c.
Wholesale itsaicrs md :cSAurs il
GECCEEiES, PROVISIONS, EMCUT.
SAT- ANp sISH,
full l,1s ofcs'ot.a.a3 pure, ola Tsshh!sss:ay:,
3r.1d:os, Gin, Run, g.. Mssssy 6 Co's Fhiis.
dellhia and G.aget.s Gs!,1I ore hiss. ard Pa
Esr G Engel'S I.aEc! sac:, in :sgss o, 5c:riss,
Asents for James S. Malck Sesi Ter.i;r
Flour, JeniaR s. E:rs & Cos Standard Soar
Dupont Z Cos Sporting ard blasIi.ss sun
powder, md Baltimore rad Foscracc lR;ge
5inHIneTs.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-25
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-01
A Handy Pistol.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon an
other fatal accident occurred at 206 Court
street, near the Charleston depot. The VIC
tim was colored married woman named
Jennie Graham, whose age is about twenty
four years. A trif1ipg negro, Charles Viii
liams, sged twt nty years, knowing the family
very well, has been in the habit OF lounging
about the house without restraint. Yester-
day morning he was there and happened to
see a pistol, which he began playing with
and trying to brighten everyb body with 1t
was finally taken away from him and laid
aside. In the afternoon he again came to
The house and went into room, in which
were Jennie Graham, two children and a
daughter of Henry Bunch, the old colored
man who was killed last fall by Robert
Ross. Williams had again gotten posses
sion of the pistol in some way and he be-
gan pointing it frst at Bunch's daughter
She thrust it aside and told him che would
kill somebody if he did not mind out" As
she said that he pointed the pistol at Jennie
Graham and it went of, the ball striking
just above her right breast and killing her
Immediately. She was sewing at the time
she was shot.
Seeing the fatal character of the fun he
had been having, the negro turned around
and fed. He threw the pistol over into a
tin shop near by and hurried off. He was
heard to say that he hadn't shot any one
The news soon spread and half an hour after
the killing, Captain O'Haver and Sergeant
Kuhnholz started after him. They hunted
all the afternoon in the suburbs and con-
sumed part of the night, but could find
nothing of him.
An inquest was held by Esquire J. S. Gal
loway. The people in the house agreed in
their statements that the shooting was acci-
dental, and a verdict to that effect was
brought in. Wyatt Graham, the husband
of the dead woman, was sean by an APPEAL
reporter last night. He says that Williams
frequently makes pretense of cutting the
children with knife.