Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-17
ggWs GY TEE DAY.

Frank ChelmeusKi, Washington tailor,
committed suicide early on Saturday even.
ing while in mood of dependency.
The will of Archduke John of Austria
who is missing, leaves his entire fortune
to Mile Stubel, bis morgenatic wife.
A French maid was arrested Saturday
for stealing Mrs. Bateman's diamond brace :
lie 5 in New York, and they we're afterwards
found in the house.
The cost of the recent elections to the gov
eminent will be greater than ever before, as
deputy msrshals and supervisors we're en-
ploy led to the very limit of the Law.
There are some fears of an Indian cut
break, extending from Dakota to Arizona,
due to the religious excitement over the re-
ported advent of tie Indian Messiah.
Mr.. Henry Willard, who is about to re-
turn to the United States from Germany,
cabled 1925 900 last Monday 10 his brokers
in this city Just too late to save them from
failing.
Albert H. Smith. junior par ner OF the
brokerage firm of Miller, Robeson d Smith,
has been arrested in New York, charged
with seventy iorgeries, by raising the figures
Oh stock certificates aggregating sou OoO.
A cat jumped out of the trunk Of an immi.
grant who landed 10 New York on Satur.
day that had been locked in in Liverpool
seventeen days ago and not since opened.
The feline seemed none the worse for It's
long fast.
An Indiana politician who used to be on
terms OF Intimacy with President harrison,
SAYS that the President is getting to be jealous
of his Secretary of State, and 1t would not
be surprieirg If there should bea rupture be-
tween them at any time.
I. Sidney Kerngood, aged twenty years,
died early Sunday morning in Baltimore,
rom Injuries caused by jumping OUT OF
window. A detective was after him on
charge OF theft. Kerpgood left |, sitter ex-
planning his moral downfall.
The embarrassment OF Barring Brothers,
mentioned on Saturday, caused immense e1
element in London, aud but for the timely
Interference of the B INK of Eoglard and the
Rothsohids crisis would have occurred
which would have shaken the financial
world to its centre.
Pretty Mary Nunevili. the 17-year-old
wife of an Italian, Amedia Nunevilli. oil
iGermantowp, Pa, who was almost cut to
piecss by rsz)r In the hands of her hus'
band, on Thursday, was cold to him by her
father in Italy elk months ego for fifty dol
lars.
The general missionary committee of the
Methodist Episcopal Church concluded the
work CT making appropriations at B'ston
Saturday. Japan was awarded 500 200
Cgrea SIS 924, Lower California s.. 600
pbe entire amount appropriated for foreign
countries was $40 9O7.
a satche containing several thousand DOL
lars 10 currency, and clearinghouse check
vas lost from carriage By bank m essen
ger while driving through the streets o
Chicsgo on Saturday, but the satche was
found and returned by tailor's errend bog
VINO was handsomely rewarded for his hon
esty.
One of the topics OF interest at the semi
monthly dinner of the Southern Society II
New York On Saturday evening was the sr
nouUcement that Mr.. James r. Worth. o
Richmond, had presented the society witt
Vslentine's bust OF the late Commodore
Msury. The bust is one of the most besuu
full pieces Of art from the hands of that noteo
southern sculptor.