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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13
VIRGINIA NEWS.

II Ia reported that the Baltimore and O1io
Railroad is erdeavoring to get to Norfolk.
The bonded Indebtedness OF Virginia
counties according to the census il Sl.i4l-
633
The sale of the lots at Goshen on the 8 b
and 10th instant aggregated $425 600, which
breaks the record in Virginia enterprise.
The Count of Paris and party attended
mass yesterday in Richmond and then Welt
ed the Crater" the scene OF Grants niue
explosion at Petersburg.
James N. Sinclair, brother of the late
Judge Charles E Sinclair snd hiehly-Fe'
spe cited citizen OF Manassas, died there en-
Saturday night of paralysis.
Commodore John Page, of the Argentine
navy, died recently near the Bolivian from
tier. He was native of Virginia and hed
served in the United States ard Confederate
States nsVes.
Ex-Attorney General Ayres thinks the
prospects for settlement of the Virginia
debt are very good, and that the terms Of
settlement will not differ materially from
the Riddleberger plan.
Complete returns of assessments OF prop
er:v values In all the counties in the State
have been received at the State Auditors o.
Zee. The aggregate of these show an H.
crease Of sd, 49,, S52 over the assess ment o.
1880
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13

BIG FEEs-Io The United States circuit
court in Norfolk ca Saturday, Judge Robt.
". Hughes entered decree ordering Will
liam 81. Peters, trus,ee, to pay out of any
moneys in his hands $4,000 10 fees to the
counsel employed By the trustees In defend
ing the suit Of Ps:e-s, trustee. assaiiine the
validity of the deed of assignment OF Balm
B,oe., bankers doing business In portsmouth,
and who went uadcr with the Exchange
National Bank, OF Norfolk, which failed 10
1855. $50
The three lawyers who sill retain SlO.-
600 each of this allowance by the court are
Messrs. Leigh R. Psgs and James Alfred
Jones. OF Riehmcnd auG Richard Wake, OF
Norfolk. George M. Baiu, jr.. who Was
one Of the firm of BAN BIOS, and was elso
cashier ia thu Exchange National Bank OF
Norfolk, was sentoncsd to serve q term OF
five vears Ia the Albany penitentiary Tor
mis- connection with the failure o! the
latter bank. bat wes pardoned, and MS
brother, r K Balm smother of The firm OF
Balm B-os., sad director in the Exchange
National Bank, is now seroiug term OF
i've gears in Albany for his connection with
the same bank
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13
Another Cable.

LONDON, Oct. 13 The steamer Silver
town, belonging to the India Rubber, Gutta
Percha and Telegraph Works Company,
limited, of London, bsvlng on board l,75O
miles Of cable for tbs Central and Sonth
American Telegraph Company OF New
York, passed Dover at 5 p. N. on the llh
inst. en- route for Valparaiso. Tdis cable is
to be laid between Cborrllos, Peru, and Val
psralso, Chill, touching at Iqniqne,as an ex-
tension of the American line via Galveston
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13

A FATHERS CRIME.-Io little hut about
nine miles north of Ozick Ala. lived the
family of Clayton Lloyd, consisting of his
wife and four children. Lloyd for some
Zine has not provided for his family, and
has lived with q woman of III repute, whom
he had claudestinely married. Last We'd
pesday night he returned to his own home,
and after tenderly embracing his family
went 10 The meal barrel and. as subsequent
facts would show, emptied into 1t vial OF
arsenic. He then babe tbsm fond farewell
and went to Donaldson vile, Ga, where he
was employed. Ia the meantime the family
prepared their tugal meal, using the COZ
tents of the poisoned barrel. Before they
finished their repast. however, the arsenic
bad got in its deadly WORK, and they were
attacked with terrible paios. Medical aid
was at once summoned and everything done
to save their lives. Two of the children
have already died. and the mother and
9th children cannot recover. Lloyd he's
i,een arrested. but denies all knowledge OF
the crmes protesting his innocence with Ve.
hemence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13
NEWS OF TEE DkT.

Ohio democrats e1Dress themselves as
confdant of defeating Mr.. Mckinley.
The democrats are ssr gline of electing
Patlison Governor OF Pennsy ivania sgain.
Grand Doke Nicholas of Russia hiss gone
violently insane, with no hope OF recovery.
Burglars blew open the safe 10 John siier's
store 10 Baltimore Saturday night ard stole
government bonds to the value OF So OOO.
Five persons we're drowned 10 the river
near the Sluice and the Knicke'bocker
ice houses at Kinkora, N. j.. yesterday.
The ACCOMPLISHMENT of the Empress Of Ger
mapy is expected in February. Many pre-
iscted court festivities will be abandoned.
Burglars carried away eeveral thousand
dollars worth of Jew elry from the store OF
Frauk Hoffs, 400 Seventh street northwest
Washington D. q. yesterday morning.
Walter O. Kerpochar, aged &c. million
aire snd the pos3essor OF high social posi-
ton, committed suicide early yesterday
morning in his room at the Delta Phi Clao
New York.
Inspector Byrnes' detectives in New
York Saturday arrested women who gave
gave their names as Mrs. Corneia e. "
Miller and Mrs. Priscilla Field. Tney are
said to be wives of American advertureri
who recently swindled English investors Of
large sums. and TO have brought to this
country about 5000 600 of the booty. Elk
tradition proceedings have been begun.
Andrew Carnegie, the wel!-known iror
and steel manufacturer, has geined ccntro
of the newly found manganese mines, locat
ed on the south side Ct Cuba 10 the vicinity
OF Santiago dc Cuba, and is now laoorlng
through his agents to establish nne
of 6rsi-class steamers to carry the produc
from Slntiago de Cuba to Philadel phia iol
shipment to Pitt;turg and other points where
his large plants are located.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13
Fire in a Hotel.

81 a fire which broke out 10 the Putnam
European Hotel, in Chicago, early yesterday
morning, four lives were lost and score OF
persons had narrow escapes. The fire was
caused by the explosion of kerosene lamp
which had been left burning In one OF the
Railways The burning oil set fire to the
stairway, cutting of escape that way. IL
tine hallway, struggling aud blinded by the
smoke, were several women. A Mira. Rob.
inson. with her child, was among them. she
became crsz,d with fright, and, rushing to
the window, she leaped TO the pavement
with her child in her arms Her body YVES
frigatfully mangled, and she was )aet awe
when the patrol wagon took her to the hos
pital Daring her fearful flight throug o the
air she held Gu to the baby, and. wonderful
TO relate. the little one was entirely unir-
jured. When the mother fell her body ac,-
ed as cushion TO break the fall for the child.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13

A Boa CONSTRUCTOR AT LARGE.-The
residents Of Piueville, Pa, do not stir out al
nights at present, and those who are com
PEELED to 90 around even in daylight wish
they bad eyes in the back oftheir head as wei
az those in front. On Thursday last
ten foot boa constructor escaped from its
cage in Lees circus, which was exhibit
ing there, and as nothing has been seen Of
il since it's escape the Inhabitants are In
dreadful uncertainty as to just where BIZ
snakeship has taken up his residence. q
searching party Yves insugurated as soon a.
the snakes escape was discovered, but no
trace of it could be found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13
FROM WASHINGTON.
Csuecial Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Oct. 13. 1881.

Especial Correspondence " uso hle~oi'"' :" N'
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Oct. 10. 1890.
Talk of an extra session of Congress lie
still heard here, but it receives little atten-
ton and less oredence, for the reason thae
were the President 10 Issue bis call for one'
i, would show that his party was reduced 10
6ssoe, ste s,rsits to pass the Force OIL, snu
thereby Drevent free vote and fair count
az The only uesns by which to retain posses'
sion OF the government.
The regular fall term of the U. Supreme
Court commenced to-day, but adjourned uu-
Ill Tomorrow without doing any thing else
than sdmit,ipg about dozen lawyers from
different paits OF the country to practice,
upon the payment By each OF the sum OF ten
dlllars At one o'clock it was said in the
Office OF the Cslk of the Court that the con
diion of Justice Miller was unchanged.
II is stated at the rooms Of the democratic
congressional campaign committee III Unis
CITY that owing TO the Force bill, the GUST
ing of white msu from Congress and giving
their seats 20 nsgroes, and the secllonal tarin
bill. fewer republican congressman iroh .ne
South will be elected next month tnan ever
! before.
TIE following ls tina only change that was
nude in the the b class postothces OF VIZ
pinia to-day Narrows, Giles county, MTg
Y. O. Fitzer, appointed postmaster, vice a.
&. FnZsr, deceased. a..
Ii is reported here that suicide was the
cause OF the death of the late General Be-
knep. that he had attempted to live do"n
the disg,sce brought upon him either
By himself or others. bat that af.er mary
wears spent In vain Efforts to effect
that unsuccessful object, he had be-
como tired. and sblndoned it and bis lie ct
the same time. Most OF his acquaintance
felt sorry for him aud treated him Kindly
but some, who are worse men than ne We J,
and who ouca felt honored by his recogni-
ton. allowed him to pass by unnoticed.,
The denial of the recently detected a.
tempt to go manipulate the census returns
rs 10 increase tie congressional representa-
tion of northern republican. ard decrease
that of southern democratic States, Is not
credited, and ia generally supposed to De
oply transparent effort to conceal TACT
that has long been we'll known to many peo
| pie.
Msior ]. NJ. Love Of Fairfax Court Hou:e
Vireio;a. The Msjor is we'll aware OF the
| political situetiou in his county and district
He SAYS Gen. Lac will receive the usual
dam ocrstic majority in his county, and s.
far as he ia credibly Informed, that CT tne
Whole district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13
MONETARY AND coMMERClAL.

NEW Yos1. October 13-The dealings in the
stock market this morning presented few features
of interest, the business done being comp arative
~ small and the fluctuations strictly in accord
ancc. The opening still showed the ef.cts OF the
bank statement OF satu day and first prices, on q
moderate volume oftuiiness, were generally small
fractions below those of Saturdays close. The
trading in railroad lis howsver, however, davel.
oped q steady to firm tone and the small move.
meuts of the hour were quite irregular, but gen
orally in tho upward direction. Toward the end
of the hour almost everything traded in was
brought down below the opening figures and at
Il o'clock the market was qliet and heavy to
weak at small fractions under first prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13

MR.. HUSTON, treasurer of the Un'ted
8 a.es, one of the parties to the recently de-
teosed plot to colopzs close northern States
with southern negroes for the next Presi'
Dental election, says Attorney General
Mi ler, the mau with whom and President
H,r;lson his discovered letters say he
was to C insult In reference to the best means
b7 which to secure the success OF that plot
"has never taken much interest In practical
po'i'ics" Wsi, perhaps not, but If 90, then
1nsn's deeds "a we'll as their words have
.ased TO be evidences OF their real nten'
tinna
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13
Released and Rearrested

Nlw YORK. Oct. IS The case O. NJ 8.
Caroline e. V. Miller and Mrs. Field was
brought before Judge Barrett tc-dey On
writ of habcas corpus. Both were ds-
casrged. TIE charge against the women was
that of receiving stolen funds from The bank
ire firm of Messrs. J H. Field & Co. Iume-
diately after the discharge OF The etcaaed,
q. S. Msrehal Bernha:dt arrested Mrs. MI
Ter upon g warrant issued by Commissioner
Shields, who held Mrs. Miller for exawinS-
linn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13
TEIEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

President Harrison and his party left L.
diarapolis, lad this morning on their re-
turn to Washington, D. c.
Chas. F. Bates, OF Newport, B is
charged with having horse covered With
alcohol and set OF fire to cure it of balki-
ness.
Daaiel F Beatty, formerly Mayor ct
Washington, n j., was indicted to-day by
the grand jury for oTsrlng organs at ridicu-
lously low prices and after receiving the
money refusing to gil the order.
A fatal collision occurred last night At
Como. near St. Paul, Micn. a train loaded
with live stock colided with freight train.
0 ,e man va; killed, one fatally injured and
four seriously wounded forty. cad ofoattle
were killed ard as many more injured.
George Brand, a colored man, was found
dead yesterday il the yard of his sisters
residence Ia Cleveland & red mark about
his neck showed that he had been strang-
led, and from Projecting scantling was
piece of Clothes line. The affiir is sbro@ dad
in mystery.
A Clsrksburg. ". Va special says that
several hundred volunteers have respond
ed to Mayor Richards's call for seachers for
Mrs. Brannan, the St. Louis woman. who
In Fl of insanity jumped from train at
that poict and took TO the hills, leaving
seven small children on the train. -Four
deys have psts sisce she disappeared.
The Injuries of Daniel Harkios, the Du-
oont workman who was blown frcu the
pgrcn of;he pcwder press mill, near Will
m ingtop. Do, resulted fatally this morn-
ing. HarIiDgs vas over 70 years old The
remainder of the injured are al cut OF dan
g.r with the exception of Patrick Giisey /,
whoae condition is still critical.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13
a LEX A N DRIA. " A
MONDAY GvGNlNs. OCTOBER 1s.
TIE FACT that john Langston, the negro

TgEFAcr that john Lsngs.on, the negro
wrom,kes suca incendiary speeches that
even republicans of the stamp OF Genera
Malone and Messra. Van Auken and Hoop
err. at the last election, feared he Wouio
bring on race war. has received request
from the clerk of the q. s. district court LOT
the eastern district OF Virginia who RECON-
m ended the passage fthe Force bii') to name
the federal supervisors OF election 10 his ois'
trio, shows that the national republican ao-
mipistration recognizes negro asthe neao oil
the republican party in Virginia, No wonder
til white members Of that party are leaving
it ay scores and joining the party wnicn
vhstever may ba its sins of omission or com
mission, still, at least, believes with such g
psououpced republican as Seaator jones
OF Nevada, that this is "a white mans coup-
t-yn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13

PICKED OUT A CHILD's EYE.-A few days
ago a man named Martin Burke, OF Chicago
caught q young crane, which be brought to
his home on Burling street and placed In 6
box in the repr of the yard. a email oper
ing. no larger than mans hand, was left at
the bottom OF the cage and that evening the
7.year-old daughter of ex-alderman John
Raich, wanting to see the strange bird
stopped down and looked in the oFenirg.
Like hash TIE bird struck the child in the
face with Ills bill, completely piucking out
enc of her eyes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13
A Remarkable Case

CHICAGO, ols. 13.-rha condition OF St.
John. the Ffencnman was shos through the
brain Tuesday night las by saloon Keeper,
ia favorable for recovery. His case is the
subject of much comment By the medical
faculty. Doctor MCNAMARA saga he thinks
there are two bullets IN the mans brain !;
that ST. John lost CREST deal of genuine
brain substance bu. ga he had some to spare
tbs loss did not materially affect his case
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13

AND NOW The French Chamber Of Depu-
ties i considering proposition to exclude
ths agricultural products Of this country
from France, in retaliation for the prohioi-
tory duty imposed by the new tariff bill
upon French products. Rich people 10 this
cou1try will continue to buy. French goocs
High or low tariffs are ell the same 10 snen
Bus Is is vastly different with the poor farm
e-s. the sale of W hose products will be re-
ssrio.ed to the glutted markets OF the Uoiteo
s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13

If OF tie twenty seven million Virginia
bonds outstanding, twenty three million
have. as reported, already been deposited
with the Oicott commission for settlement
aylng rem s!nder of only four milhon,it Is
only natural to suppose that that small re,
raoinder, if not los, will soon join the rest'ano
that thus at least one of the essential steps
f,r The settlement OF the debt wilt have oeeh
taken. With an increased valuation OF
nearly twenty-five million dollars In ene
ssats's taxable property, az shown by tne
assessors reports, there ought not TO os
mach trouble in efr,cting settlement upon
tsrms satisfactory to the creditors, ana
therefore honorable to the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13

Gov. BoIEs in his address OF welcome tc
the President at o .tumwa, referred to TIE
people OF the United States as "su ]sc's.
The ides of personal and ore man govern
ment is spreading rapidly throughout the
republican party. But, bad as such gov
eminent would be, it would be Infinitely
better than what this government nae now
become, putoc-scy, government Of by
and for few rich men, at the expense Ct all
the other people of the country. Yes, the
paopIs who used to be yellow ciiizens" 81
their temporary chief magistrate, are now
beginning to be looked upon as bis sub
i.c!sD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13

q FERocIoUs PANTHER.-An enormous
panther is said to be prowing about In the
mountains near Piedmont Springs, N. @.
Numbers of hogs and sheep have been killed
by the beast, and Henry Bear, jr., was al
tackled by it on horseback, but escaped un-
hurt. Professor Cisywell says he has never
seen the monster himself, but that 1t has
created good deal OF excitement and alarm
among the Upper Creek aud Wilson's Creek
people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13

A KANSAS jury has decided that burglar
who has stolen nothing except whisSey 10
guiltlees of any crime. and, if arrested, must
be act free. Kansas juri.s used to dsclde
that negro stealing was not crime, though
negro property was recognized by the Con-
ssi,uiou. Kansas ia still capable of many
more John Browns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13
LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Drink

a Pleasant Lemon UrlnK
For biliousncss and constipation, take Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take Lemon
Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches take Lemon
Elixir.
For seoplessness and nervousness, take Lemon
Elixir.
For losa of appetite and debility, take Lemon
Elixir.
For fovors, chills and malaria, take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any OF the
shove diseases. ali of which arise from torpid OF
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys, bowels or blood
Prepared only by DR.. a. MOTLEY. Atlanta, Ga
Soc and 81 rer bottle. Sold by druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13

This is important to nine out Of ten pee
pie; Old Sau,s Catarrh Cure is easily sp-
piled and will cure the worst cases CT c.
tarrh.
Mothers, If your baby suffers pain and is
restless, do not stupefy 1t by administering
ooiates but soothe 1t with reliable
remedy, such ss Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Price ONLY 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13
Dead.

Bosros, Oct. IS Themes P. Murphy, of
North Conway, N. H., who 20 years ago
was organist in the house OF the Earl of
Gaineborougb, snd who cisode5tinely mar
ried the Earis eldest daughter. died yes,er.
day in the Carney Hospital. His wife died
eight years ago and her remains were taken
to England,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13
Foreign News.

PRAGUE, Oct. 1S.-Another of the CO.
umus supporting the celebrated Caris bridge,
which srans the Moldsu river here and
which was damaged by the recent fl 'ods,
has collapsed. Six persons we're severely
injured by the accident.
LONDON, Oct. Is Fire broke out at 10
o'clock this morning in the work shops Oh
Middle street and Clothfair. The spread of
hs fire was 80 rapid that some of the en-
nloyees Jumped to the ground. Five women
were killed by jumping from the windows
HALIFAX. N. S, Oct. 13-The New
FoundIand fishing schooner L'zz'e B'nnet
lost three of her crew in the recent storm oil
Sydney. G. 3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13
A Prominent minister Writes

After ten years of great suffering from indiges'
ton. with great nervous prostrstion blliousness,
disordored kidneys and constipation, have been
cured by DR.. Motley Lemon Elixir, and am now
we'll man.
Rev. G. C. DAVIS, Ed NJ. E. Church South,
No % Tatnall ST., Atlanta, Ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13

TWO SPECIALS IN TABLEs,-we
have placed on sale in our upholstery De-
psrtment 100 Tripod Tables, with square
or octagora! tops and bamboo legs, at the
low price Of soc each.
Also 100 Tr;rol Tables, with imitation
mahogany tops and brass covered legs
Price 81 each Reiuced from 81 90
(Fourth floor)
SATIN RUSSE.-The line OF lors is
sg,in complete in the 50-inch Satin Bus
at 42hc per yd. The colors are Cardinal,
Light and Dark Blue, Terra Gotta, and
Olive. Better grades Furniture Cover-
inss, 75c, 81, $1.25 to 1915 per yard.
All so inches wide.
CRUSHED PLUsH.-lrusncd Plush in
all the populsr shades 75c per yard.
Extra quality Crushed Push. 81 .25 per
yard.
(Folrth hoor.)
HANDKERCHIEFS.- All-lnen
Colored aud White Embroidered Hem.
stitched and Black. Corncred Handker-
chiefs. 25c each.
Ladies' All-liRen Embroidered Seal
!oped-edged Hsndkerchicfs, in White,
Black, and Colorg. 25c each.
Mems All-linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, with 1 and inch hem. is, each;
3 for soc.
First loor.l
INFANTS GoODs.-we have in our
Infants Department all the latest Paris
ian Novelties in Childrsns' Goats, with
hats and csps to match.
Black Moire Silk Coats, with hald-
some fur trimmings.
Black Silk Coats, with fancy stitching
and combined with velvet.
Black Silk Coats in boyish sty'e, with
HANDS ,mc braid trimmings and smoke
buttons.
Tsm-o'. shsntcr csp, in dsn'y shape
to match.
Other sy'cs in Broaiclolhs, Cam,Pa
Hair Cloths, and Fancy Stripes and
Checks in Light and Heavy. weight Cloths,
with handsome fur, braid, and astrschan
trimmings.
full line ofInfants White Fist Short
Goats, in large variety of styles.
Second Il :or.)
o. Goods delivered in Alex
ndria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13

Both Child and Mother Were Killed.
BERLIN, Oct. ia terrible accident hep
peDed yesterday in tee Ffiesenstrssse.
Ftau Muller, who lived in lhet street, wss
suddenly seized with very severe hem
orrhage while every one was absent from tins
house but her little fout-yearold daughter.
The latter tried to call FIR help from tbs
window and leaned far out for the purpose.
Suddenly she lost her balance and fel', and
her mother attempting to save her, also fell
to the pavement forty feet below. The
child = skull was crushed, and she died in
mediatev, aud her mother, observing tbs,
had another bemorrhage and died by the
babV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13
Attempted Murder on the High Seas.

Attempted MURDER Oh tHe UISH 0eds'
SAN Francisco, Oes. 13.-The steanerSsn
Juan has arrived from Panama with two men
in irons. Oae of these is coal passer who
attempted to brain Engineer Duncan while
in his berth. The otner prisoner ia the sec
oud cook. who attacked the third cook with
a ciesyer, irfiotlng two terrible sounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-13

Frederick Rowe, young white man li7-
ing at Ill Tenth street northwest, Washing
tou, committed suicide yesterday afternoon
by taking poisop. He IL thought to have
been insane.