Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-08
To-DkY's TELEGRapu1c NEWS

TO-Dh1'S TELEGRAPA1C NEWS.
Mary White, aged 107, died in Camden,
n. j.. yesterday.
|, Philadelphis papers fear leprosy will be
imported into that city.
McGloin, and Malone will, it is said Ger.
tainly be hanged in New York tomorrow
Two hundred girls left Limerick TO-DAY
for New Hampshire.
Wells & Co.'S. iron works of Shored,.b
Eng, have failed. Liabilities s250 900.
The natives Madag ascar are preparing To
resist the French invasion.
1t is said in Dublin that several Irish
members of Parliament will be implicated
in the murder conspiracy.
Joseph B. LOOMS was banged at Snrr..
tiel'l, Mass, to-day for the murder OF Dav
| Levett.
The heaviest gale experienced for twenty
years prevailed at St Johns, n. T., ms,
night.
Governor Crittcnden, Of Missouri. has bar
doned Clarence Hite, one OF the convicted
James gang.
dispatch from Boston SAYS The town hall
at Hyde Park was destroyed by fire TO-DAY
1t cost originally $4,000
tons between Russia and the Vatican hay,
so far progressed that twelve vacant Polish
sees will be filled on the 18th inst.
1t has been twcnty-six years since The.
East India revolt. but anot her is said to be
inevitable, notwithstanding the fact tina,
the leaders of the last were blown from In.
lannon's mouth.
samuel llum, after having served twenty
nine years in the Michigan State prison, In,
been liberated, it having been ascertained
that he was innocent of the murder with
which he was charged.
Edward Schnell is suing his uncle Freder.
lex Blohm, for $4,000 damages in the Su-
preme Court OF Kings county. y. v, claim.
ing that the latter has stolen the affections
ofhis wife
The body Of Henry Scybert, wealthy
citizen of Philadelphia, was cremated at
Washington, Pa, yesterday. This is the
seventeenth body which has been reduced to
ashes at that place.
The dwelling Of Simon Cronise, we'll
known farmer in the vicinity of New
Market, near Frederick, Md, was consumed
by lire last night. His wife, the mother Of
eight children, together with daughter
and an old man residing with them, per-
ished in the flames
Forty men boarded train on the Little
Rock and Fort Smith Railroad last night.
and after fatally shooting the conductor at
tempted TO rob the passengers The engin-
eer, however, started his engine at full
speed and the robbers were compelled to
jump from the train without accomplishing
their object
The Signal Corps Station at Chincoteague
Va, reports as follows: Life Saving Grew
NO. left ut ) n. m. and brought ashore
eight men, the remainder OF the Wolver-
tons crew. The vessel is bilged and full of
water, probably total loss The cargo con-
sists OF nine hundred and five hogsheads of
sugar.
The Stephens memorial services began al
10 o'clock to-day in Atlanta, Ga. The at
tendance was overwhelming and not one
twentieth of the people who desired TO do
30 could get into the hall Of the House
OF Representatives, where the exercises oc-
CURED. Many delegations Of citizens and
military men were there from different parts
of the State. Speeches were made by Hon
Martin J. Crawford, Gen. Robert Toombs
Gen. Henry 4. Jackson, Senator joseph Z,
Brown, Col: e. c. Jones, Attorney General
Anderson, DR.. II. Y. McMiler, and ex-Gov.
James NJ Smith. The funeral occurred at
3 p. N. DR.. Talmage made one of the
prayers.