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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-10

The excursion of the Union Bethel Sunday
school, OF this city, to Penryn Park which was
10 have taken place this morning, was post
poned until tomorrow morning on account OF
the threatening appearance OF the weather.
Since morning the weather has become clear,
ana the suh which began Ia shine will have the
effect of drying the grounds nicely, The special
train will leave the upper Reading depot at :
o'clock in the morning. Returning, II Will leave
fenryn at y. m. The tickets viii he good on
all trains. The rates for this excursion are very
low, and as this will be the opening picnic at
Penryn there should be "A large attendance
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I IMPORTANT.
Lancaster Business College.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STA
= uonery, Furniture, Fuel and other sup
plies, etc. NP
In compliance with the constitution and laws
OF the commonwealth OF Pennsylvania l here
mum rates hNcd in schedule To furnish sta
tiJnery, furniture, fuel and other supplies Tor
The several departments, aud Tor the di tTibu.
tiOn OF public documents for the wear endin,,
the hrst Monday OF June, A. ID. 1881.
separate proposals viii he received aud sepa-
rate contracts awarded Us announced in sain
schedules, All proposals must be accompanied
bya bond with approved security, cond toned
for the faithful performance OF the contract and
addressed and delivered 10 me before II O'Clock
"A. IN. of TU UEsDAl, the 29th day of June A ~
lssb Al which time the proposals will be opened
and contracts awarded, In the executive cham.
Der AT Harrisburg.
Blank bonds, and schedules containing all
necessary information can be obtained ON ap.
plication Mt my oiiiee.
W. :. sTENGER
Je7-lstd Secretary of the Commonwealth
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New Narh SHOCKS.

NV YoRh. June Io.-waIl street. l.so p m
Money easy at ~ per cent. Foreign eA-
change firm at 81 SS8l 20; Governments
steady Currency is, sl27's bid Is cOuPs slG6
bid AS tllls bid.
The stock market opened isGla per cent lower
than Yesterday closing out after the first call
ON a steady bidding up OF the clique, the de
cline was more than recovered, prices at noon
showing an advance oGb to per cent. since
then there has been some reaction
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-10
Walking wiiIB. Good.

\ minstrel and variety company iB being
organized I'm York to take the road. People
IN small towns should paste this war ming in
their hats.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-10

w. NJ "erhsrt solicitor OF patents, of this
GIty, mas obtained patent, No 343,3ge for
Isne,s,ar n'ndrer, Of New York, formerly of
for vehicles Ths novelty consists in IN ,tn' TaSeis
an elastic joint between the ends of the fa
ioes 10 bold them tightly in their nlanos 'Gi,
case OF their shrinkage from heat "r o,htr ~
causes and to allow for any expansion wbIch
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-10

Lsrd--July. " 10; Aug, IS l7iS; Sept,
A. y.
Ribs--July, s. iTH Aug o. 80; Sept, q 6lS
uLu~Ira.
whcat-June, 75Nsc; July, 7ifsc August, &c;
Sept, 76ssc.
torn-June, SiaAc; July, S7sc August
B7ssi31C; sept SIAC.
Oats-June, 27Ic; July, 2scg Aug, G6'.o 4;
Sept, CSC.
pork-June, - soi July. g. S!S; Aug
sSg2L Sept, sgOak.
Lard-J ine, q OS: July, slS; Aug, g. ~
Sept, g. 50
Ribs-June. s %; July, 8 S2'f; Aug,
Is s. Sept, g. S7L.
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DEA TisS

pEsN-In this city, June :, lss6 John Dean, In
the i9th year OF his age.
Notice of funeral hereafter
BAUMAN.-ln this city, on the glh inst katIe
Louisa, daughter OF Lewis ana Laura Bauman
aged weeks and days.
Funeral private from the residence OF her
parents, n 10. GB Manor street.
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New Era Lie A,.oo,.,,on sn,,,,,,,,.

The case OF the state against the New Era
Life association, OF Philadelphia, an action In
compel The company TO show cause wby ia
charter should not be surrendered because
OF violation OF the Insurance laws, came To a
sudden termination Ia Harrisburg, on Wed.
nesdsy afternoon when the defense, seeing
that their case was hopeless, agreed 10 a dis
solution and asked Tor the appointment Of a
receiver.
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CnicagD Atark.,
lAuNnAnn 4

whoa whaso June y 10 a, m.-Marke, onenea.
Sept, 7e74c. '' ''tso Aug, 76lsei
as7e sS7Srnane sem aa &c July, a'1. 5c Aug, sc,.
sept, 25kc Ss' hue' Zesc
fork-juiy, ss TX aug, sss5; Sent. sm
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-10

The bulletin OF the Pennsylvania State
Teachers association, announcing the thirty
second annual meeting at Allentown, July
9th, 9TH and Sth, lSS6, has been received
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MiRRI.fGEN.

HuRFING-WEAvER-Jun 9, lSSb, at the parson.
mage OF the Second Evangelical church by
Eey. r. smith, Mr.. Benz ; HoIting and Miss
Emma Weaver both Of TeTTe Hill, Pa
WEAVER CLIME-At the same time aud place
hy the same Mi. Harvey l. Weaver "A nd Miss
Libbie CLINE, both of Terre IIill, Pa DAVIS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-10

Fred. George caught at Slackwater seven
fine bass weighing from T.. to - pounds,
among the finest that have been caught this
season.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-10

The cases of W. +. Hambright and Benia-
min L. Rowe, who are charged with cmbez-
element, WAS to have been heard before Al
derman Barr this morning, hut the hearings
were postponed owing to the absence of couu.
81
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No kiIle shnnIInE.

Owing to the disagreeable weather yester-
day the North End rifle club did not have
any shooting. Nine members were present.
however, and {. :. Wcnger was elected a
member of the club
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-10

Rev. Martin l. Ross was Installed ss pastor
of the Pequea church by the Presbytery OF
Westminster at an al iourned meeting in the
Pequea Presbyterian church, on Tuesday
afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-10

trum the Perry County Democrat
Twenty-Five shad were caught in the Ju-
niata river above Newport, one day last
week.
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A Pointer for mr. Blaine.

Prom the fhiIadelphia Times.
It has already become pretty well accepted
theory that those who most desperately seek
the presidency never attain II.
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Excursion to i.enryn tomorrow.

The W. Z. T. Union will hold devotional ser
vice from to 5o'clock on Friday afternoon in
the \ NJ. c. A. parlor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-10

iSTELL,aENCER orsiCE.
IJuBLIC SALE or VALUABLE MILL,

IDl BIlt SALE OF VALUABLE MILL
ihot tEnIN owned by the city OF Lancas.
Ter, ON SATURDAY, JUNE 10 lssS AT III,
county lioutr On Fast King street, will be sold
hl ihii certain tract ot lnud, situate at iutcrsoc-
uun oI tho tune-tugh and IiIu spring tuTnpik,
aud tonrsl"En Ctrck, in Lancaster aud Nest
lhWprlrr townships, Lancaster county, Pa
known a. the bld Factory property, containing
SvNCn Acres and one Hundred and Isn pVrrhps
The buildings uu these premises consist of the
remains ut th, Four-Stury stone FACTORY which
was destroyed by nrc nnumhCr nt Years Spo but
tn" walls remain standing N- trm IA at the tim,
ct the lrs aud can ho built upon again The
water power to nc obtained hcro Is second Ia
none IN the county The head and tail race
stand Intact Rs whom the mil was IN active op.
crntiun, and can hu turned bN a moderate outlay
into uut pt the best IIi-t Mills in the county.
This property b. not mUrc than mile from
Lancaster tity, with good turnpike running
into town, aud located ia the midst OF perhRps
the richest agricultural aud wheat growing dis
iTiviS IN tho world.
sale iu commence at ~ O'Clock y. IN.
tor further particulars call on
&. J. WHITE.
Chairman Property Committee,
Or JOEL T. nAINES,
Nu . Nurih Duke street, Lancaster. Pa.
NNNH ~HJuuHr. AuCt iei,ilO Il li,lb,lSd
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Quotations by Reed, McGrann \ Co. bankers,
Lancaster Pa.
NEW YORK LIsT HAN l2s 3 I'm
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Last night about 1880 o'clock, engine s43,
of the Pennsylvania railroad, struck a tramp
who was walking on the tracks, short
distance west of the Columbia dispatcher S
offices. The man gave his name as Samuel
Snow, and was hit about the breast His in
juries are supposed to be- internal. He was
sent To the Lancaster county hospital.
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@S><s:s$@
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISplTc,-
D1SaDPrOyeJ aav

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-About 60, e,'
met at Muellsr's Hail on North as'a'a
night to express their disapproys,' ss ''s
verdict in the late anarchists trial VI rs
collect money for the defence fund "" N. 4
Lange, momber oftho North Side" "a,
of socialists presided. HsIfa ;lozan s'oap'
were made in German, aua the c, "s.s'F'
read series of resolutions wb;. "''"'
adopted. The substance was tina. ~ Wee
bad exeTted an uniue influence on NV NV p''s
that the conviction was thc resul, NJ w VA;
dlce and not based or the evidence ,S y,.'
appeals to passion, an imnressi, NC
created tina: the property oyniur c,.' NJ
manded the conviction Of the Defend,
that the influence eSertel BY the nras ''.'
criminal trials was crime asa;as, If. W
liberty; that the meeting pledged i,s.,: s'
DO all in It's power TO secure n recors;, "
ton of the case AMI push it to tbs ~,
tribunal; that it was untrue that tina vs ,,,,'
was satisfactory to the people it WA :,
Iy to the capitalistic class anil their su,n ,'
tors; that they asked the support Of al i' !:
minded men in raising tho funds peca,s,
to prosecute the trial to the higher cor..!
Ninety-three dollars was collected bat,
the crowd went hons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01

ROYAL ARCH MAsoS5.-Yesterlsy's ses.
sioE OF the General Grand Chan.er in Wash
lnston Ta1 q long one, ana good deal 81
business OF q private character was trsusac.
ted. The Grand Chapter refused 10 racoa.
MIA the Mark Lodge OF Canada because if
had invaded the Jurisdiction of the Grand
Chapter OF Quebec b5 establishing Mark
lodges IN that jurisdiction. TIE application
Of the Royal Arch Mssors of Australia for
representation in the General Chapter wac
refused. it being decided that DO cbanters
under the American system should he es-
tahished n that jurisdiction. The follow.
officers were elected: Noble D. Larnsr
washington, general grand high priest,
David +. Day, Buffalo, \. Y, deputy gen,
eral grand high priest; Joseph 2. HoFner.
Neg \, Orleans, general grand king; George
NJ M1,cCahan. Baltimore, general grand scribe
Inc remainder of the officers will be elected
to. day, the election yesterday having been
INTERRUPTED by the necessity of adjourning
IL order to take the trip to Mount Vernon,
IS arraiSned By the local committee. AT TO.
Gays session the place Of meeting for the
next session will also be determined. The
chapter in body went to Mount Vernon
yesterday afternoon. 80
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eight hours, but Do little mare than talk G.
think of expected removal. So Injurious
was this to the business cf tie Office that il
had to be stopped, and for that purpose o
circular letter has been sent to eacl, one Of
those who remain telling Them that their
places are secure.
Old people here familiar with the affairs
Of the Alexandria canal company say the
position assumed By the directors Of that
canal in refusing TO allow its lcssees to sell
it to the Government and poke: all tie
purchase money is justified by every princi-
pie OF Law as well Us equity, that tho ii:ec,
tors have tho matter in their owa hands and
that il they resist until the 23l OF December
they can make their own terms. Il is an
anomily that General Wells, Gle of tbs
leasees Of the canal, should ne employed bv
the Governments Ii, enforce It's sale for his
! oTH 1rOlis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01
A Slight Shock.

CHARLESTON, 8. c., Oct. 1.-There was
q slight shock hsss about l O'Clock this
morning but SO slight 1t was not felt by
tho majority of ps ople. There were
slight shocks Mt Summe,ville last night but
mono of them have bsen more percep,ibe
than the trenors felt almost every dsy
since August 3lst. All reports Of heavy
shocks and tidsl waves are untrue. The
weather to-day 10 bright and pleasant. The
city is full Of workmon ADD everything is a:
quiet and confident O. could be wished
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01

The North american Rcvic,U fer October has
been received from its publishers in New
York. ILs contents are: Arbitration, BY
Prof. Richard I. Ely An American Queen
By Gail Hamilton ; Silver and the Savings
Banks, hy Willis S. Paine, LII. D. Gre
nation and Christianity, by Allen Gilman
Bigelow Labor in Pennsylvania, By Henry
George Woman Suffrage, by Mira Mary A
LlVernore; Prohibition, by Petroleum v
Nasty Mr.. Blaine on tina Tariff, by Prof
W. g. Sumner; Earthquake Probabilities
by Prof. Richard 4. Proctor; Send back the
Obelisk, by Col. G. Chaille Long; Mistakes
Of Rear Admiral Taylor, by Gea. Beaure-
gard ; and Progress of Colorado, by c. S.
Thomas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01
NEWS OF VHE DAY.

Gen. Cassius M. Clay, of Kentucky, is
about to re-enter politics.
DR.. ]. G. Gravatt, of Port Royal, died at
his home on Thursday last.
Cardinal Jacobiui, the papa! secretary of
State, has recovered from the effects of his
recent illness.
John e. Bo1en has bsen sentenced at
Romney, ". Va, TO tho penitsntisry for life
for the murder Of Frank HeasTsie.
The Canadian government hns ordered
Virgins to attend to bis Office duties and let
weather predictions slons or resign.
The refusal Of tho republicans to unite
with the democrats In tho nomination of a
Candidate for judge Of the Court Of Appeals
OF New York is attributed to feslirg that
such action would interfere With the slsc.
ton ofs republican SO United STATES Senstor.
Andrew Lucas, colorcd, died at Bradford,
Olt., yesterday. There we're no records of
his age, but it is generally believed ho was
/ IS ysnrs old. he Tas corn in slavery in
Tennessee, ard Was Gen. Jacsaon's servant.
he WAS probably we'll acquainted st Mount
Vernon
On Thursday night a colored woman
named Taylor, living assr McLocds Store
back of Rsrklcy, opposits Norfolk, went to
"i2cT lea7ing n kerouene lamp burning st
her bedsde. During the night the lamp
Tyes accidentally overturned, ssttlng fire to
the hcd,cloth!ng and burning the woman
II; e horrible manner.
Wednesday afternoon the last spike in the
Shortcut Railway, branch of the Will.
mingtoD :nd Weldon Railway, waa driven
hy the chief engineer Of construction. This
line IL u milea 10 length. extending from
Wilson, on the Wilmington and Weldon
Road, to Fayetteville. It is an important
road, as It Ia understood that it Ii to be made
direct limo frnm Weldon, N. O., to Flor
ence, S. c., "a part OF the Atlantic Coest
Inns. The ne~ road will be opened for traf-
tic to Eorvov.
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Congressional N0min,,;or.

DALLAS. Tex, Oct. l.-The rep15vrv.
ottne 9th Congressional dis,ric:: yestr,,,,
nominated Judge A. Is. Norton f,r w.
gress.
MANCHESTER, n. H., Oct. Rev D.r;,
G. Knowles, of Tilton, was yesterday NOM,
mated for representative in Congress By II,
prohibitionists OF the lst dist.ic..
ST. LOUIS, No., Oct. 1.-The prohibition,
lists Of this city have made the followir,
nominations for Coagrssa Sth district lame
Il. Harris; 9th district, William c. WiI.o,
10Th district, Emerson Il. Grant,
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SIyZrr:-.S

Tho iitc If Thomas J. CluTerius, charged!
With the llurt,2g Of Fannia Lillian Madison
Is !;naiy sealed. Is stated in the GAZETTE;
tue Supreme Court at Stanton yesterday
denied tie petition for rohsariag of tie
case. This remauGs the case 10 the Iug.
ticga Court of Richmond by which the time
will be i:xes' for the death penalty by hang
Jig, unless executive clemcncy :utcrDo:es
l.: Is lot believed that Gov. Lee has tho
slightest idea CT pardoniag him. The case
attracted great attention fTnm nil parts Of
the country, tho conviction having been on
purely crcumstantal evidence. Siace his
conviction the condemned young man hns
been spcnGing his time in the CITY iai cult
waiting flowers ard reading. He has never
exhibited any signs OF ::neasiness during
the entire COURSE Of his trial, and only once
has ne wept, and that wes bitterl1 when.
by change OF rar:ies ;n the recent nunic;.
pa; election, his jailer lost !,is Office. Then
CinVe.ius sobbea like q child, and s:ih be
bad lost his best friend.
the decision Of the court Vas announced
to E:u3 yesterday morning by cue Of his
COUNSEL. He received it calmly, not even
exhibiting surprise His counsel ,ola him
that every means WIS exhausted, 50 far rs
the coG7!s were concerned. ana the only
hope rested in the Governor. When two
reooriers shortly after entered bis cell tha
prisoner Jumped from lis seat and said
pleasantly:
Walk III, gentlemen, am happy TO see
you." Gne Of the writers said:
Oh 10 ret seem Cast down end tbs
priSone: rasrGnGeli:
No, feel very veil:
hat hope have you now?"
i Gec'ioe 10 say anything liz reference 70
the case. lily COUNSEL have not decided
Wnat steps will he taken, and until that il
decided tll!n;z I had better kaep quiet"
DO you intend 10 make statement ?o
les, sir, when the proper time arrives I
intend 10 make statement which will sr
feet Others besides myself"
"Of course, you will tell where you were
on the night of the murder? 81
YES, and I will" Here the prisoner
suddealy stopped md remarked: II am
talking too fast; think had better hold
up" 0'o
As soon as the order of the Supreme Court
IS received Cluverius will be resentenced nv
the Hastings Court, Of Richmond,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01

The Century Magazine for October has
been received from Its publishers, the Cen
tury Company, New York. Its contents
are: Gloucester Fishers, A Summer Mood,
A Career, Hand. Graft and Rede. Craft, The
Last Goodbye, A Norwegian Poets Home,
American Explorers in Assoc, Gods Judg-
ment, Nocturn, The BiographerB of Lincoln,
To john Burroughs, Once with Daphue,
The Casting Away of Mrs. Leeks and Mrs.
Ae'hine, The Minister'S Charge. Common
SCHOOLS Abroad, a Madrisal, Europe on
Nothing Certain Year, The Ursu!ines OF
Quebec, IA Soldier OF the Empire" Notes
OF Professional Exile, Each Day, Corinth,
Stonewall Jacsson's Lsst Battle, Personal
"Reminiscences of Stonewsll Jackson, Mem.
oranda Of the Civil War; Topics of the
Time, Open Letters, and Rric.A. Brsc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01

COURT OF APPEALS AT STAUNToN YES
TERnAf.-Tho following decisions were ren.
dcred:
Virginia Fro and Marine Insurance Company
rs. Aiken. Affirmed, Justice Richardson dissent.
ing
Merritt VS.. Swnley Affirmed.
Church vs. Mcmulon & Richmond Reversed.
lIladray vs. McCormick's cyeeutors Reversed
Rinksr vs.. Union Bank Of Winchester Petition
frr rchearirg denied.
Ogden VS. Brown. New bond orlerrd with
new security.
Potts ct als. rs Hon. w. s. Barton, Of King
George, ct ais. Petition for writ of prohibition
set for the 14th of October
E1ller vs.. Jordan. Petition for msndamus
Rulo awarded.
kcancrly rs. Swartz. Renstated and CONT nucd
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The Weather.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct 1.-The baron.
e1er is lowest over Nova Scotia and i:
highest in western Missouri. Raius have
fallen in Aichicsn, Ohio aud western New
York ; elsewhere the weather has been gen.
orally f-ir. The temperature has fallen from
10 to 200 i'll Michigan Illinois, Missouri, lows
Minnesota aud southern Wisconsin else
where 1t has remained nearly stationary.
trosts arc reported ia Wisconsin Illinois
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas aad Nebraska.
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BrnacL Railroad Company.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 1.-The Wilson
and Fayetteville branch of tho Wilmington
and Weldon railroad, a miles in length, is
completed, and was opened through to
Fayetteville for freight and passenger tra(.
dc to-day. This is what is known as the
snort cut, which, when completed through
to Florence S. c., will shorten the time by
the Atlantic Coast Line several hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01
ALEX -AND.RT A.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER I.

TIE LETTER Of Hon. Jefferson Davis, in
reply to the charges made st different times
by Gen. ". i. Sherman against Mr.. Davis,
Gcn Albert Sidney Johnston and Gen. Wade
Hampton, synopsis OF which is given else
where will be read with interest, ard formsa
valuable addition to history. MIR. Davis has
already denied Gen. Sherman's statement
that he Mr. Davis ned written letter
during the war in which ne stated that
he would turn Lees army against any
State that might attempt to secade from: the
Southern GoDfederacy, aud challenged
Gen. Sherman to produce TITO letter. This
Gen. Sherman failed to do, but reiterated
the charge in Il GO called "hs! oricai state
ment," which was fled at the War Depart
ment and which the republican majority in
the Senate ordered to be transmitted to
that body, thus giving il official proEni-
neDce. Because Of this action on the part
Of tho Senate Mr.. Davis now notices
General Sherman's "statemsnt,n which
he characte!zes as picturesque preyarica-
tion," unsupported by proof aud contradict
ed by Weil-kuoWn acts. Mr.. Davis corrects,
in detail, the various m;sstatements Of Gen
Sherman and his brother the Senator, quotes
Hon. Alexander II. Stephena in rindication
of hia course ~ President, explains the sus.
pension CT the writ Of habeas corpus in the
Confederate States end contrasts the use Of
tie power thus conferred with it's gross
abuse by the federal authorities, defends
Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston from the
charge Of dislcya! conduct in California, re-
fers to Gen. Shermans dunicity towards
Gen. Grant and Guotea Sherman's confess
sion OF the talsty OF bis charge against Gen.
Wade Hampton With reference to the burn
ing Of Columbia, S. c., as showing him to be
unworthy OF belief. Mr.. Davis concludes
his exposure Of Gen. Shermar's obliquity by
saying that he was compelled, in vindica.
ton not oaly Of himself but of .he people
who houoTod him with tho highest official
position in their gift, to "g-oup together in
stances Of repeated falsehoodE deliberately
spoken and written by Gen. Sherman"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01
''The Cars Ten Comn,aod,,,,,.

Sofia, Oct. 1.-Gensral KauIbar, h.,
addressed nots to this Bulgarian govern.
ment complaining OF the treatment received
by distributors of his circular YESTERDAY
The government, in reply, said tina. the law
would punish all persous guilty of violence:
that the government could not be held re-.
sponsible for the effect of 80 inllamma,orv
document. The circular has been nick.
named the "Czsr's ten commandments .
The authorities of Philippopolis have refused
to placard Gen. Kaulbars' telegram ecu.
tanning the Russian demands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-01
Almost LyncIfcsl.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA mob surrounded the
JAIL at Steelville, Mo, last night. forced the
building and took from ona of the calls Wal
lace, the alleged murderer Of the Logan
family, and tied him up to tree. Failing
to force him to eliminate him self they f.
nally relented and turned the accused over
to the sheriff, who locked him up