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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-30

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Small Consolation.

Omaha Republican
Now that there is wrangle about the
advancement of the Jchnstown rehef
finds. perhaps Omaha viii console itself
for not contributing more
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Mr.. Voorhees, speech, as it appeared
in the Sentinel, was an expurgated edi-
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In the light of recent events this, from
the Louisville Courier-Journal, is refresh


In the light of recent events this, from
the Louisville Courier-Journal is refresh
ing to say thel least:
Under twenty years of Democratic administra-
ton kentucky has steered clear of the extremes
which have driven many other communities
to cut loose from the old m0orings of moral truth
a aG he
preserved her distinction undimmed and her
tradltions intact has maintained her credit with
out either serious loss or scandal, and Is to-day
in line with the most wholesome progress Of the
country and the best thought of the time.
While Uncle Dick Tate was carrying off
everything in the State treasury but the
safe. Kentucky, under Democratic admin
istration. was maintaining her credit with
out either serious loss or scandal" and
while the murderous Craig Tolliver gang,
the bloody Mccoy Hatfield vendetta, and
killings and lynchings too numerous to
mention. have been making the State no
torious the world over for lawlessness,
Kentucky has. under a Democratic admin
istration, been keeping Tin line with the
most wholesome progress of the country
and the best thought of the time"
The Memphis Avalanche. with charming
frankness, admits a truth which all the rest
of the Southern press and the Southern
politicians have been endeavoring to hide
for years. 1t says:
The Democrats of the South, that is to say the
whole people, have large and varied assert
ment of ideas on the tariff, as on every other
public question. They do not all think alike
any OF them, hOwever-except One-the negro
question. As long as they think they do on
that subject, which will be as long as the negro
Is factor in politics; just SO long win they be
obliged to hold together and vote solid.
That is to say, "the whole people" of the
South will let all other political questions
of Importance 60 in order to oppose the
Republican party. so long as that party
holds to its doctrine of equal rights.
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He's Usually in Clover.

Iowa state Register.
The case of young minister, unmarried,
is one that calls for congratulations and
pity in about equal measure.
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avn Hope Not Abandoned.

Texas siftipgs-
Puget sound has had some drawbacks.
but we expect to see Puget there al the
same
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ord where it is made to shoulder the blame
of whole half column of mistaken editor
ial opinion. The Omaha Republican says:
BY reason Of a typographical error in the issue
or the Republican OF yesterday, there was half
column article in favor of Washington for the
great exposition of 1892. The Republican is en-
so understood. No long winded typographical
errors in the editorial columns defect it from
its course
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itor Of tbe Indianapolis Journal.

To the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal:
Is there any provision made by the govern
ment for paying the last sickness and burial ex-
penses OF deceased pensioners SUBSCRIBER.
GREENCASTLE, Ind.
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The people must rise.
They will rise, and they
will storm and capture
those bastiles, and they
will bear out the heads
of those devils-thOse
capitaiists-On the tops
of pikestaffs.
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Mrs. Parsons at Chicago,

Mrs. Parsons at Chicago.
We have q free gov
eminent; they have a
free government in
France; yet we are
slaves. There must be
another revolution-a
revolution against the
"bastiles" of labor.
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I say there will be a
revolution. / say You
men are brave enough
to rise and put down the
tyrants. There will be
slaves in the bastile of
labor no longer; you
will do with tyrants, and
put out the bosses.
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You must march. arm
I'm arm, and shoulder to
shoulder, against these
"bastiles" of labor. You
must not march in the
street, TO he moved
down, but you must get
within the walls, and
victory. sweet victory,
is yours.
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1t would be hard to say which of the
speeches was the more mischievous and
incendiary.
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If I had nay way with
men like the Carnegies,
that preyed upon the
land, and sucked peo-
pies blood like leeches,
II would hang them.
They are public enemies;
worse than the Torres
were during the Revo-
LUTON.
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BLOOMFIELD.
A government which
takes from one portion
of its citizens in order
to enrich another class
don't deserve to exist
on the face of the earth,
and will not long exist
unless the people con-
sent TO become slaves.
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Why, I think the ii me
will come when YOU
would rather-a good
d al rather-take q
lpitchfork and pitch Re-
publican politicians out
of your way than to
pitch hay in yeur
meadow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05
White Caps Fired On.

JEFFERSON, o., Jan. "a few nights $50
three or four men visited the homes Of j. h.
Stone and Clark Silvers. living on Glade
R1n, about FIVE miles from here, and stoned
the houses, leaving a White Cap notice.
Thursday night they appeared at Silvers's
and reused him by throwing stones against
his house. Siivers had procured a double
barreled shot gun, and had it loaded for
them. When they appeared Silvers fred
both barrels into the crowd at short range.
The loads took effect on one or more iudg
ing from the noise made by the men while
fleeing from Sivera's place. Yesterday
morning considerable blood was found on
the ground and search is being made for
wounded White Caps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05
Alexandria Gazette.

The Alexandria GAZETTE has entered
upon its pinetieth year We like the GA
ZETTE. We read it. We sometimes won
der what makes it's editor so hard TO please
MAY the GAZETTE continue 10 Fl ,ur!sh.-
Richmond Dispatch.
The Alexandra GAZETTE entered upon
its niuetieth volume on New Years Gay.
With the wisdom OF old eye it combines tho
spriehtliness and vigor OF youth, and is in
every respect valuable and welcome visi-
tor wherever it appesrs. May its days he
yet many and prosperous Petersburg IN
der appeal.
The Alexar dria GAZETTE on the lst inst
entered upon its uinetieth volume. We ex'
tend to our brother knight of the quill our
heartiest congratulations and with uncov.
cred brow say amen to all he claims, and
hope for a continuance OF his good work.
We regard the GAZETTE as one of our most
valuable exchanges Fredericksburg Lance
The Alexandria GAZETTE on the first day
of January, 1889, eutered upon its ninetieth
volume. We sometimes think the GAZETTE
gets little off, but it seems to be inspired
with the courage of its convictions" aud
commands respect by the firmness with
which it defends them. The GAZETTE is
now in the hands of the third generation,
md in lis old age is rs vigorous as youth
of sixteen = LOudoUn Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05
Claims his Wife.

MONTREAL, Jan. ga man named Char
es. went 10 California IS years ago to
GEEK his fortune. After some time news
reached his wife that he was dead. She
married again, but her second husband was
killed BIZ falling of bridge and she married
a third husband A short time since her
first husband appeared with $33 900 and
wished to live with his wife. She, however,
declines. The case is now likely to cone
before the courts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05
MAHoNE's CHANoEs.-At the confsrene

MAHoNE's CHANoEs.-At the conference
of some of the republican anti Malone Stete
Committee in Petersburg Thursday night,
Chairman Houston expressed the opinion
thst there was not possible chance OF Ma
homes getting into the cabinet, and assert
ed that Malone will have but little to DO
with the patronage of the State. IF Vir-
einian ia selected said the chairman, Tor
place in the cabinet am in favor OF Juoge
r w. Hughes, of the United States circuit
court. The President will, in my opinion
follow the course outlined in his speech to
lbe Birmingham delegation. DE VIII not
admit that there is any such thing rs
Southern question, but will treat all acc
tons alike"
The conference resolved that instead oil
sending delegation to wait upon the Pfes'
iIent-slect written statement OF the con
dillon of political affairs in Virginia DC
forwarded him. This statement Will De
prepared by Ex-Governor Cameron. The
conference also determined to continue ana
perfect the organization formed at the Ill
brary Hall convention in May last, OF which
Hon. d. F. Houston is chairman.
1t is said that Gen, Malone Is having
some kind of an address prepared, but tpe
| nature of it is not known. 1t is also alleged
| Malone is having paper signed by the re-
publican members of the State Legislature
| ndorsng his political course.
To bring himself prominently before the
public Malone has written to well known
ex-Confederate officers and soldiers ell over
the country asking them to be present IL
Washington on March 4 and take part il
the inaugural ceremonies. 1t is asserted
that Malone has already received replies
from many of these old ex.confederates de
clining to comply with his suggestions
Some of these responses are quite tart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Petersburg Iader appeal boasts that
it is a paper without delinquent subscriber
on lis list.
The cu;bnilding of the residence of Rev.
Fl. II. Wyer at Warrenton, was burned on
Thursday.
Gov. Lee has accepted an invitation to
sreak at tho ANIMAL dinner of the Southern
Society of New York on the ODD of February
in New York city.
The lost opinion rendered by Judge At
kius, of the Husiipgs Court of Richmond,
before he left the bench was one deciding
the pedler's license tax bill illegal.
Alexander Gaines, colored, charged with
felonioua!y stealing $3.50, the money OF
Charity Lodge, colored Masons, was before
magistrate 10 Richmond yesterday.
Isaac G.. Treat has been arrested in Man.
assas for 81 assault upon the daughter OF
neighbor and is in Jail, awaiting the action
OF the grand jury Treat is brother in-law
of Mayor Burdge Of Manassas.
Rev. D. F. Sprag has sold an interest in
the Southern ChurchmGa to Prof 5. D. Da-
yies, of Richmond MIR. W. 3. Wilieme,
business manager, and Rev. DR.. Melville
Jackson will retire from their positions
Elk Judge Edmund Waddili, who is con-
testing the seat in the next House of Rep
resentatives of Hon. George D. Wise, OF the
Richmond district, claims to be confident OF
being successful in his contest before that
body.
A citizen OF Rock bridge county named
Cbatterbuck, appeared suddenly before his
wife one night during Christmas week with
false face and club. She was immedi-
ately thrown into spasms and died the next
day.
Mr.. D. A. Ledbstter, of Townvlle, S. c.,
will enclose the monument erected near
Gainesville to the memory Of his father,
COL D. a. LeGbetter. with substantial iron
railing. Col. Ledbetter commanded South
Carolina regiment and was killed at the
second battle Of Manassas.
Mr.. J. L. Tay lor, general passenger agent
of the Richmond and Danville railroad, is
engaged in exposing the plans of one l. G.
Bead, OF San Francisco, in swind!ing the
negroes of the South. Bead's scheme Is TO or.
tain money from them by representing that
he wonld take them out TO California for
IS Is each, children under fifteen years of
age free.
Hon. ]. L NJ. Curry, late American Mir
lister to Spain, spoke in Richmond last night
at house warming gwen by the Powhe'an
club Abiding to the public debt he said
he hoped the people of Virginia would 60
something to pull the State GU OF th9 back
food of Reputation into which she ha5
fnil. n, so thst her people may be spared lie
humiliation of being sncered at by peopls Of
oih,r States and countries
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05

AWFUL DEATH IN 4 WILD BEAST Gags
The shocking death OF female tanner OF % d
beasts is reported from Hohen mu'b, in b
hemia. Sae wss gis 26 years Old, Lem d
Bertha Baumgarjcer DdriuG q puhi-pf
formance in s'rcling neungeie s5e ~
tered al empty cage. aud ,he door Of an 3D.
Joining cage was ,hen opened 20 let BOA
and 8 Bengal tigsr enter The len ~slked
in quietly, but the tiger, feroeiars b ast
which had three times wounded lie keepers,
crouched in the doorwag ari showed leu-
per. The girl lost her nerve, cried for her,
snd slipped As she did SO the tiger psde
spring. bit her on the shoulder, then in he
throat. and literally rent her to pieces aud
tossed her body about. Half The audience
ran TO the doors 10 hoFror, while the attend
ants tried to beat of the tiger by pokirg
hot irons into the cage. Bat the girl Wa
dead long before the ANNA! was driven
away. The lion seems 10 have been ss much
frightened as the human spectators, for he
took no part in the carnage. The prcpti :
tor ofthe show haa siGce admitted that tn
same tiger had already killed two peep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05

SOME PEOPLE in Virginia speak with
"ehoulish eee" of the fact that the holders
of Virginia bonds lost sixty thousand dol
lars hy the depreciation in the value OF the
coupons of those bonds caused by recent
judicial decision in Petersburg, which repu-
dated such coupons as were detached from
The bonda. But if the bondholders lost SIX
tv Thousand dollars by the decision referred
TO- h,w much did the State lose by it?
Leaving cut of view all other considerations
there isn't a piece of property in the State
that is for sale, The value of which has not
been deprecated by hat decision, for few
strangers want to buy property in state
hat sepudst,s her debts. Experience
proyes that mans credit and honor are
worth more to bin than his purse, and
what is true of one man is equally true OF
community Of men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05

If THERE shall be an extra session CT the
leei.lature-from which misfortune all wise
Virginia democrats should pray that their
psr;y be 81 ar .d-the best thing the members
cculd do would be to eschew sednlously all
Sac matters. aad devote all their lime to
tho consideration of national affairs, aud to
instruct!pg the Virginia Senators and re
oYestipg the Virginia Representatives IN
Congress concerning their votes in thai
body. That was their chief occupation dur
irg the last session, and though, as it was
then. it would be UNDECIDED and ridicued
II would at least be innoxuous, which is al
that The most optimistic could expect of ar
extra session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05
Railroad Accident.

CARBON, Wyo., Jan. 5.-Eastbound IN
ion Pacific freight train No % crashed into
the rear Of train No yesterday at Medicire
Bow Creek. The caboose and two box cars
were ditched and burned. The wood en-
bridge, sixty feet long, on which the train
had stopped to cool hot box also burned.
A telegrapher who was riding on the ca
boose was killed. the engineer badly cut
about the head, and brakeman had leg
hrokan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05
TeIceraDhic Briefs.

Aepinwalps coeoanut oil factory in British H..
dia has been burned, loss 100000.
The members OF the Scrvian Ministry h,ye ton
dered their resgnstions to King Milan.
1t is denied at Los Angeles Cal. tina. ex-Ciay
Sheldon was the author Of the famous Ma.ehisoa
letter.
The weather was SO fine at Watertown, y. Y
to day that an excursion was given or the ST.
Lawrence river.
The Car to-day granted "a audience to jedee
Lambert Tree the American Ministe : VIII PIE
scutcd his credentials.
Vice Presideet.clect Morton is expected n
Washington soon snd the Senate his amended is
rules. on his account, allowing Prtsi tents an
Vice Presidentselect the pivi eses Of che floor Of
that body.
Vim. Mason and A. E. Conc have been arr stei
at Seattle, w. T., for smuggling opium from Cans.
da. Extensive smuggling operatlons have en-
going on there for some lime and 100000 worth
is brought in yearly in sloops from Victoria, b C..
O'Donovsn Ross. has sued tho Catholic Mem OF
New York, for 100000 for defamation of eLsr-
scter The article referring to RcSsa Is $ fellows
The man who wouli inci:c & gang oi Euti Is u
desecrate his first wfpl grave out of spt'e fer .o
respectable relatives; the man who dared $50.
lect sn Insurance Icy on the life Of his eto
wife. the msn who refused his starvin- sau ;,a
cents-asked for God 5 sake To buy ssndw
ana WHO allowed that son to die in charity he.-
pital and lie buried in pOtters' II Id, Is a sp.etd
specimen OF tho Irishman, and of Course h 50
for Harrison and protection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05
COMMUNICATED

THE SCHOOL BoARD.-The result of the
election by the City School Board for teach
ers for our public schools demonstrates clear
~ the fact that come oil the members of the
board do not consider the qualification or
merit of candidates for such On important
position. One of the young ladies who had
taken course at the State Normal School
and passed successful examinations and re.
ceived second class certificate while the
other two ladies who were elected received
onfy third class certifcates) naturally feels
that Injustice has been done her.
A CITIZEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05
Hanged Five Times and E.et Go.

Hanged Five Times and E.ef Go.
OMAHA, Jan. "a C. Roberts, of Genoa,
recently entered the rooms of two respecta-
bic woman and nsulted them. He was ar
rested and locked up. That night masked
men took him from the Jail, tied a rope
around his neck and drew him up five times
Being still alive after the fifth time, he was
laid out on the ground with note pinned
10 bis coat ordering him to leave the coun-
try as soon as he regained consciousness.
II has not been seen since.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05
Electric Sugar Re Gnins Company.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 5 Shares OF the Electric
Sugar Reiioing Company have fallen to so
shillings. Warrants have been issued for
the apprehension of Mrs. Friend and her
step father, w. E. Howard, who was d.
rector of the company and had charge of
affairs at The factory in Brooklyn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05

Don'tl-If dealer offers you bottle of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup without wrappers or
labels, or in mutilaled condition, don't
torch it-dOnt 6uy IL at arg price, there is
something wrong--it may be dangerous
or worthless counterfeit. Insist upon get
ting nerfeci Nnbr0ken. genuine package.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05
Posfonice Robbed.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich Jan. The postof,
fce in This city was robbed astnight of about
$500 worth of stamps and box containing
number OF registered letters by thief
who entered the Office through window
and helped himself
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05

GENERAL MALONE, of Virginia, should
now follow the example of General Agnu'.
of Maryland, and decline place in Mr. Har
rison's cabinet. Tie latter had about IS
much chance for cabinet position as the
former, and neither one had any. The
declination by General Agnus cfa place that
had never been offered him, is of itself suti-
Gent evidence of the f.ct that he could not
have filed it properly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05
A DEATH SONG IN A MOTHERS EARs.

A DEATH Song IN A MOTHERS EARS
Mrs Jacob Greenup OF Bonne Terre, Mo-.
thought she heard her eldest sou, q man Of
81, singing a fayorite song in bis bedroom.
She knew he must be at work at saw mill,
and feeling nervous. started out to see him.
As she stepped through the front door men
were carrying the lifeless remains OF the son
into the yard. He had been killed by the
bursting Of saw.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05

Adam the coolest man Of men since
born.n still could not be called exactly en-
viabie, for when he titled the ground in the
dewy twilight and caught sharp touch ct
rheumatism, he had no Salvation Oil for his
cure. and no twenty five cents to try it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05
ReipNSoI.

BERLIN, Jan. 5.-Prof. Gefcken. who has
been held in custody on the charge of being
RESPONSE ole f,r the publication in the Deutche
Rundschau OF the diary Of the late Emperor
Frederick, has been released, the prosecu-
t!oD having been abah6o1ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05

Unjust he confessed that the reputation
of the country, in an international point OF
view has not improved during the last four
years. The eecapsdes of Mexican ENJOYS
snd ministers, the dismissal, for political eft
feet, of the Enelish minister, and the bull
% zinp treatment of the weak and distract
ed negro government of Hayti, have done
Anything elsc han add to the standing OF
the Unitod States among the other nationa
of The wor d. In respect of the Hayti affair
j, may be said mat be boy who DULLES his
weaker but cringes TO his stronger echot ]
mate, hasn't high standing in his schoo';
md mon are but boys Of older gtowth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05

The Emperor Francis Joseph has accept.
ed an image of the Virgin, in mosaic, pre-
scented to HIN as a jubilee gif; by the Pope
| was made nj the Vatican expressly for
the purpose and COS, $4,000. 1t is SAID to
me The cnIy jubilee present the Emperor has
accepted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05
Village Burned.

BERNE, Jan. 5.-The greater part OF the
village of Bisncon, In switzerland, has bsen
destroyed By fire. Many people were burned
to death. The fire was ignited By mad
man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-05

As WAS natural, and therefore what could
only have been expected, Tho late renewed
effort to unite the Northern and Southern
Assemblies of the Presbyterian Church has
failed, simply and solely on account of the
color question, the Northern Assembly insist
ing upon union OF white and colored
churches, the Southern, upon separate white
and colored churches. Nature is but the
expression of God, and what God has put
asnndsr 70 man can join together.