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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-04-18
AN ALlENIST'S FEE.

One That Made DIR. Winslow as Mad as
Any of His Patients.
DR.. Forbes Winslow, the late we'll
known ''alienist," was some years ago
summoned by telegraph to pronounce
professionally on suspected lunatic
at Manchester. After travelling all
night he arrived very tired, and was
surprised to find no one to meet him at
the station. Hailing a cab he hurried
to the address mentioned in the tele-
gram, stopping the cabman twice on
the way to inquire. "Are you sure this
is right?" as he noticed the neighbor-
hood was deplorably humble. Hoping,
however, for better things. his thoughts
were arrested by the cab pulling up at
small shop, over which were the
words Builder and Contractor" .'How
thrifty. nay, how almost parsimonious,
are these Manchester contractorsr"
thought the distinguished Doctor, as
he was deferentially received by an
elderly Manchester mon" He saw
the patient. the builders wife, certi-
fed that she was a lunatic and was
conducted into the shop, where a guinea
was handed to him from the till.
my dear sip, Iwant my fee," gasped
DR.. Winslow. When wrote you six
months ago, sir, you answered your fee
were a guinea" was the Lancasterian's
argument. What" said DR.. Wins
low, from London to Manchester"
It's cost me f5 to get here" "You
told me your fee were a guinea; the
missus is worth no more, and 1 ha'n't
got it."
Forbes Wins!ow pocketed the guinea,
and turning to his impecunious patient,
said: my good man your .missus' is
harmless lunatic, you are a danger
Gus oneT and he galloped of to the
station and shook the coal dust of Man.
chester from his patent lestherA
-lPan Mall Gazette.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-04-18
THE HALSTEAD CASE.
A SANDER That Seriously Prejudicos tn
Cincinnati Editors Case.

a SANDER That Seriously Prejudices the
Cincinnati Editors Case.
Mr.. Halstead might we'll pray for
deliverance from his friends. Mr..
Richard Smith, his journalistic part
ner, in commenting upon Halstead's
rejection by the Senate for the Ger
man mission. charges that the Repub-
lican Senators who had voted against
the Payne Investigation did so because
their own election had been fraudu-
lent Such SANDER seriously preju-
dices the cause under advocacy. The
Senators thus DETAINED were Cameron,
of Pennsylvania; Chace. of Rhode ISL
and; Cullom and Logan, of Illinois;
Ingalls, and Plumb, of Kansas; Jones,
of Nevada; Miller, of New York;
Riddleberger, of Virginia; Sawyer, of
Wisconsin; Sewell. of New Jersey;
Stanford, of California; Teller, of Col
orada, and Van Wyck, of Nebraska
Six of these Senators are no longer
members, General Logan being the
only one of the fifteen who is not now
living COho VI bucIu are duQ oil dyS
have been poor men, and the charge is
a monstrous SANDER in each and every
case. General Logan had at that time
just passed through most memorable
Senatorial contest, but his bitterest
foe did not make any insinuations
against the honesty of his election
No doubt is entertained in circles of
political intelligence that great deal
of money was raised by friends of Payne
in the preliminary stages of the con-
fict, but vhen it came to the election
itself t~ere was no bribery charged
The Senators who voted against inves-
tigation did so on the ground that the
Senate mad no power to go beyond or
farther back than the election proper.
What may have been done in securing
the election of legislators or influence
ing certain members prior to the
caucus were matters, it was urged, for
the State authorities to investigate and
deal with. and not the Senate. No
precedent could be found for any other
view Of the case. OF cours here was
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for some tine -
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clans. was assf1e11
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-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

This is the last week for saving the per
cent. discount Oh city tax bills.
The water mains of the city were ceansed
on Saturday night by the opening OF the
fire plugs.
One of the prettiest and most comfortably
arranged houses in the CITY ia that recently
erected by Mr.. Henry Bladder. On King
street. near Fairfax.
number of persons visited the residence
of MIR. Winfield Watkins, in West Fad. last
night tc zee beautiful specimen OF Inc
night blooming cereus.
The tuiidiues, etc Of the canne!y were
sold at auction Today, TO eatisfY the claims
of snndry craditorN TIE building was put
chsssd by hlr. NJ. b. Harlow.
The Catholc University buildings, near
Washington. will be completed by the mid
de of Oc,cher. The dedication exercises
November IS, have been arranged
Yesterday .Sas quiet Sunday Inc
churches had small congregations In the
morning, but al night they were more large
" attended Tbs iempera was delight
full and many ciiizans et pyed Walk
through the suburbs and in the country.
While party of young people were VISIT
lag the buildings of the Theological SEMI
nary one day last week. one OF the mum Der
Young lady from Loudouu, who is now on
visit to friends in this city, leaned over
ha!uster aud, losing her balance, fell to the
Fl ,or about twelve feet below. Strange TO
saw, she was not injured, bat only ffghten
cd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-26

ONE FARMER KILLS ANOTHER William
Hooper was shot and killed by j. W. Shaw,
near Highland, Frederick. county Md, Sat
urday night. They were farmers, and their
property adj Iiued. The other day Shaw
discovered g bee hive on tree on line
between his ard Hooper's farms. He began
taking the honey away, when Hooper csnne
up and claimed that he had discovered the
hive two days before and said the honey
was his. Saturday evening the quarrel vac
renewed at Shaw's house. Hooper drew
a pistol and aimed at Shaw, but it missed
fire. Shaw then rem toto the house and got
bis shot gun and discharged load of buck
shot into the back OF Hooper's head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-26

REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE The commit
tee of this district selected by the Norfolk
convention is as follows: Park Agnew,
Alexandria r. r Farr. Fairfax; w. C..
Elan, Louisa Sampson P BAyly, jr., ia J.
quier, and Tucker Brooke, of Culpepsr.
II was reported to-day that the above FAMED
committee would meet in this city in a
short time aud that the first business they
would transact would be to remove MIR.
Charles Dearborn from the craftsmanship oil
the city committee. This report comes from
the "kckars" who say that Messrs. Wind
sor and Dearborn ara to have nothing more
to do with republican politics in this city
Notwithstanding this report the two above
named are going right along 10 the ever
tenor of their ways and their friends smile
at such reported removals. for they say that
Messfs. Windsor and Dearborn are the
closest and best frien e Gen. Malone has IN
this city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-26
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Henry c. Sener, OF Virginia. has bean ap
painted to clerksh:p of 81 900 in The Post
Office department in Washington.
.i,r Jim A St!den, Of Richmond, died
Saturday of paralysis. He served during
the war 10 the Confederate ccmmiasary DE-
pertinent.
John Jett, residing nesr Chancel o:svilie,
was torn to pieces Friday evening by right
ming while watching the destruction cf his
barns aud contents by the storm.
The monument at Gloucester Court
House to the Confederates from Gloucester
who lost their lives in the war will be IN.
yelled on the Is of September. Colonel
Randolph Harrison sill deliver the GRAFTON.
On Friday. curing Que of ths most severe
storms that has visited Caroline for num-
her of years, NIrs. j. jones, an old and
respected citizen Of that county. was struck
by lightning and instantly killed.
Several days ago negro went to the
houee CT Delaware Kellsm, in Northamp
ton county. while all were sosent except
Mrs Kellam, end demanded something to
eat. On being refused he went TO the stove
and began to help himself, wherenpon Mrs.
Keilam ordered him to Lave. Instead OF
doing 80 he drew rrZrr and s!ashed at
Mrs. Kellam several timea, cutting her
clothes, but not il Turing her person. Mrs
Kellam ran out and scresmed for help, and
The Deero took to the woods and has not
since been eeen.
John S Coles, wealthy farmer living
near Scottsville, Albemarle county, was
shot and Instantly killed or Saturday morn
ing by an Ene!ishmhn nrmed Morgan
Coles had previously ordered Morgan TO
keep of his premises Morgan was again
caug bit riding through Coles farm, and was
asked by Coles to keep off bic premises
when quarrel ensued. After abusing each
other for some Tina Morgan ierked switch
from Coles hand and struck him blow;
whereupon Coles drew revolver and fired
at Morgan, who Immediately drew pistol
and returned the fire. The ball struck
Coles over the left eye, killing him instanly.
Morgan fad at once, going towards North
Gnrdeo, and is being holly pursued by The
sheriff and bis posse.