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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
A MOTIVE


for working, for earning and for saw
ing, which IN time viii give him the
power 20 assist others, and thus move
onward and upward in the line Of
right, OF duty, power. greater oppor-
suufties, az we'll as possibilities.
IL he has not secured the respect of
sa MANKIND, which Is inpossi5s, he
viii st least have secured the sstisfac-
faction Of having done his manly duty
towards himself, his parents. his fam
ily and ms fsliow.beingS. Self-respect
vii be the resuit OF his honest sndeav-
ors. which alone is worth living for.
Capital of this nature VII fortifY hun
sgsiDs. the innumsrahle environments.
and the daily temptations afforded 70
enter into fictitious speeulatious.
Nothing il more safe for An invest
ment than improved realty.
Nothing IA likely u grow faster in
value, If bought on the true bass of
value.
Il IS stated bv good authority that
during the last hslf century over ninety
Ter cent. Of a. the merchants and
manufacturers have failed, and that
the same per cent. OF al the large cor
porations have been OBJ ged 20 60 out
Of business. Their bonds, their stock
ard thsir capital have been swept from
them, sons Of & gradually, during long
continued years IA business. and some
n sn evil hour. when least looked for
aad without q moments warning.
Some have hanging over their heads a
heavy deot, weighing them down II
years Of decline.
We can read these lessons from TIE
Pages q Grand Rapids history. We see
and read them evsr7vhers. and Z b.
noves eur vOu7g men 20 - thoughtful
and careful n Toe dixpo~nz of their
tine ard daily esyuirrs.
During the rast ftsy years al the
improved real ssra,e. take { as az arsr-
sZe. has pslt Is interest a-d tsxss. ard
tar mere tnau tcuhiad ~ walus
Il veunz uasn : Parents. friends. or
EPsr'ilans caH Tre h5r1 anvth ne -
stsrt = r. \ Efs. ne ~f d we - m
resN Z n real estate improve q. ard
ti'sia tef 2 ~ n vs.us. ~arn his honest
Avlng. aud ae W. 5e richer a tie
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
Young Man.

Il is always considered good business
tact to discount your own paper before
1t comes due. If the notes come little
too fast, after having acted in good
faith, you will have friends 10 help you
when they find that you are putting
your money where it can not be lost,
and where the property is taking care
of the interest. Following this line of
action. the honest, frugal Young man
will find, at no far distance, that he has
considerable investments. He will be-
come interested in it, save his earnings
TO meet his obligations, and he will
from the start come directly into con
siderable possession of property, and
scarcely realize how he came by it. He
will at least establish
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has a picture of our mill. None genuine
without it.
VALLEY CRY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
stats OF Oslo. CITY or TorEoo
r-rAs lnrrrrr -

IrCks COUNrY.
Frank J Cheney makes oath that he
sthe senior partner Of the firm OF F.
J. Cheney = Co. doing business IN the
city 0s Toledo. c0unty and State sfore-
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum Of One Hundred Dollars FOR each
and every case Of Cstarrh that can not
q cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FR1SK J. CHESET.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this Stu day Of De-
Cemhcr. A. n. 1855.
A. W. GrEksox,
sFtu Notary Public
Halls Cstsrrh Cure 8 taken inter
nailv and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
send for testi inlonials. free.
r. II CHvNEY 3 Co, Toledo, o.
RF Sold rs Druggists. . cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

The soft glow Of the tea rose is sc-
quired by ladies who use Pozzoni's Com
plexion Powder. Try IL.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

Every la3y in looking over her house
IN the srrng fnds many things she
wants washed. send them 10 as and
re T-.l wash them for yau.
1ff--y-re' II 4r~Vr7v.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

We are the origInators of low prices
in this city. Telephone us, 2S6, and
we Will call for your work.
MUNGER's LAUNDRY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

ArrHovsH The ph0nograph enables a
MAJ - preach his own funeral sermon.
ths really honest man VIII decline the
uriviieEe. Tor he knows himself too well
II = better 10 fee the psrson.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
orain, fesr. Feed

Wheat--NeN. Sc 2 hushel
CoFn-st5S1e y eushei.
Oats-NeN, 1S9 s5e y bUshsl
Corn Nsai-sl5 ten.
R4r-S5c , bustel
hsrley--si. .0oe j % v hundred.
Ground Feed -SlsSl5 4 tea
Hran-slz p ton
Middlings-*ls = ton.
TIsar-Lily White. s2loi Patent. s2so y hun
ared
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

Az Accomplished Touug lsdy of Pc
soskev has pbt twenty cords Of WOOD
and piled e up for summer use, snd
any nian "a feel 20 20 outside Of Mlch-
lran 20 look FER q vie.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
Iiiy White -lour,
Lily White Flour

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is family favorite. Try II.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

The elegant line Of parlor goods shown
by the Star Furniture Co., l09 South
Division-st., merits an inspection.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

Carckso has fenced IN her fast trans
Al save her citzeus. It hasn't struck
A.. windy City zee that Der Fast trans
would Be sun safsE ( they were tied
fat.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

EEvtRE oF FakrDs-Be sure you get
the genuine Dr. Thomas Electrr OIL.
It cures Colds. Group, Asthma, Deaf
ness and Rheumatism.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

Cures all kinds of sore eyes, such as
granular lids, wild hairs, scrofuia in
eyes, failing sight or cataracts. For
sale at Peck's drug store, 90 cents per
bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

We are prompt in getting out work.
We aim to please the public.
MUSGER's LAUNDRY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
=. VI q. Association.

sunday afternoon-Younz mems Meeting NJ
tgcieck Al vouRx men are welcome.
Jualor depsrtment-Mseting for boys only
VI - held st o'glsck. Al boys ars welcome.
~ qt--,}aspel meetlag aud song service will
oe heid IN the Uui0a depot nc 8s30 ?. N, at
whloh everybody IL welcome
lhsrsday eYenfng-Neefiry for men only
vi b he'd Thursday eveulnE NJ o'clock
IounG men are cordially invited
Jal services 1t t2.l5 Q. n- opsq onlJ to those
Who "a % take part Ia the meeting.
The Coming Weeks TEN pcranc- WORK.
~ q 7. T.. meetings n Good T-ulpssrs Hall
corner south Division and Lsland-sfS Central
buion meefing. Thursd avs. ~ a. .. N; "a
nieetir :. THURSDAY. : ~ .. m Jnisn of Unions
hrss fhFrstsy % eaeh meath; sirIs sewing
sch eei. Saturday. 80 .. m
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

csrckso e having deal Of trouble
w,.h ,is gambling houses, but Chicago
-.sldnft ee Chicago without them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

Trr zee plant VII - IN Ersst d.
.ard Ia domestic ccnSrvatores as
esascr.
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y.bbsrs' Prices

Appies-S2. .2l,s2-h0 . barrel,
Beans-sl -S3S2.D y sushei.
Fxgs-lss,l loe y dozen.
Bufter-lssa 4e y pounds
POtatOcs-4lic D bushel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

rAsoa - AZ tae bat, rsadY n -rsks =
ss-sks Msx l. Wa it msse homs
suns
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

4 az nasts kre4 Gces
Bufter-~los -nc , POG14-
Eszs-l5c , eosce.
P9fzters---s-sssgS . Dastel
(al,ha1e-<- u hundred
TSlrrTi-s ga O. = 0usheJ
Beets -,aic . eusbei
fsr,n ps-sl,a-e5l . basAei.
Goians- .SsS &. IS > Euaeei.
kpaieS asrsst : bashel.
IeituSs--l5.ss0 s0e . psuaa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

er~~n-Sss S4tSe psaas.
Pars cuFSe--tsS ssane.
i II cured :, 49, . kaoaa.
Irs-4 ss5es poulc
al skius-sS y ' poQAe.
Ea~eg - ins-l2ssl5le cscA-
IsIisN-os &c PSaES-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-13
Foreign News.

VIENNA: Dec. l3-Tne police here hsva
dissolved the d3m ,osa,io ass ociation, ons
Of The d ,o.s OF whiou was to agitats In
favor G! universal sGa sse.
LONDON, Ds1 13.-The Star publishes an
a .iole d9nyiag that Ireland has declare d
TO PANEL, it saJs: Iceland will In time
exercise Paf1eh ani vodicate her right OF
.stf-eogernment wAh5ut con6ding Ter des,
tioy TO che gres. personality"
Moscow, De. IS -Mad.me Ks'tsof
70 9la5 s. OF he lnoss e.is:ocrs;ic circles 10
r lss a, was fouad deal IN her resdsncs il
Ia city to-lay. A;lthe esd 1ucs points to
cluGder, a1d it is 5siseed sh.t the crime
ooc,n ttod by NihIlis'F. Madame
K4:sscG w,g immaasely wealthy, but Doth
Ing was scion from her residence.
PAgIs. Daa. l3--r1s anarchist DaiG-
buyer has written q Letter TO the newspa-
p, pe, lie Clair. 10 wAi,h he states that be
assisted Paaawai:y, tbs murderer Of General
s,li7e,skcG to make his escNps. Re saj s
Padawsgg, mads hi5 way to Trieste, whence
L e syiied f3- 5 lu:h America.
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The Force Bill

4 Waeniogton dispatch to the PhilaGei-
phia Record says: The silver republicans,
seaipg mat they hsve The whp-h0nd in the
Senate. are crow6ing Hoar and the other
Force bill mourners T1ey ioss5 that the
Force bill must be bnried 90 Tuesday next,
snd that is the republican caucus OF Mon
day right does rot order the funeral for the
nsxe Gay they wi!i go aoead Independently
and move TO ael the Force bill aside. Teller
spoke right oct to day, saying openly
that he believed, with the other silver re-
pubiicans, that Hoas aud the otter Eastern
republicans wers keeping the Force bill be-
fore the eauete for the purpose of making
silver legislation Impossible. He said that
he himself would move to set the Force bill
aside next week, if 40 ons else did, and that
he knew there wers enough republican
votes to carry tbs motion with the aid OF the
democrats. Harrison is igh'ing against free
silver just IS hard as he is fighting for the
Force bill. ard this makes the Western re-
nublcaps fercer and more difficult to deal
with .hsn they would o!hsrwise be.
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A Fight with the Sioux

R.pID CITY, 5 D., Dec, ia sqaaR-
can brought tha report that there had been
5lsoGy encounter yesterday four miles
nogta OF Plua r dse Agency between the
Uaited States tfoops and 'ous hundred H.
di4ne un2er Kicking Bear, and that nom-
bar had been killed ca both sidea. The It.
ans wsre put to rouC and large number
captured, aliag Kicking Bear. A cour'
ier trop, F.euch Creek says that large
par;g ofI,lians attacked eighteen men four
m;!ss 5alcv tae esesk yes erday afternoon.
Several Iadisno wars wounded. and three
killed. An engagement is expected
with The hostiss .a.s morning near Battle
Creek.
PINE RIDGs AeGNcY, S. D., Dec, 49,
Reports Of ae fight bstwcen the Indians In
The Bal Lands are conf med. Two Sirike
ID his 9er were victorious and left The
Bad Larda fer Pine & 3as Agency, camp
ing or Whi.e Earth river.
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qTE9E9TA NEWS

Col r Il Du'eay sbipped f:om Esoto,-
towu q. Il 6Gaesdsy FIVE loads o. hne cattle
TO ba & 7or.ad 20 Europe.
Tae osig sass before the Court Of Appsale
Yesterday e&= nat OF Fry vs. Leslie, which
wae argued eGd submitted.
TIE aser gaze sales OF tbs Salem ln-
and YES afday amounted TO S2O1. 72o
Dr.. Z u. Ci6rkson, surgeon in the .. E.
Revenue Marina Ssrvice, stationed So Fart.
ress Monvoe. is at Ills hoEaenedr Hagns:kef,
or leavs Of aasenca, ogipg 10 i'll nealth.
TLs U. 8. Gut Of Claims hss disclosed
the case az Enerzar J. Conrad end others
ssttilug ~ c!pirns for property destroyed in
Lord lun corntg. during the var, by the
order Of Gsusral Sheridan, aggregattng
$40 600.
TIE meeting IF Richmond Terminal d.
.eo,o,s was hela in Na0 Yak yesterday
for organ!za ion. The cid officers wsre re-
elsced. Bssi3se other important business
which was transacted, the regular dig n!
of % per cooj. &C tbs pictured stock vas
declared.
l. Is rumored tAas Huntington ia en-.
aeayoriag to get the Rchmcnd sud Dan-
Vile to make n sport Nsws the termicus
of that roed. Mr.. Huntington ts qnotef as
hsvi, said that ne uld cay 5000 600 to
reimburse the RGhmond and DauViile
for the ICES ;ucucrsd il abandoning West
Point.
Capt. JAMES q. Robinson, o layer and
proriiosnt citiz3u Of Portsmouth,, cied yee-
tsrdsy. He held various local offices, and
represented his city several terms in the
Legislature, ard wss subsequently Clerk
there for several sessiona. During the war
he wss gallant officer Of the Ninth Virginia
regiment.
At tha U1ivarslty of Virginia, We6nes-
day night, thief broke into the rooms Of
some Of The students aud stole very vaiu
able gold watch from Mr. Vim. 6. Stuart
and another gold watch End an overcost
from Mr. George G. Btyan. The thief left
for WAshiogton WITH his pllndar, valued 81
5000, ou The next mornings train.
Ths Jury in the case of Carleton b. Marks.
who has been on trisl 10 the County Court
of Greenvile fer the psst two weeks for the
murder of n NJ Bain, yesterday found tina
accused guilty. and tiSsd bis punishment at
ten yeors and eight months 10 the peniten-
tiarv. Marks ia the con of Sergeant David
Marks, of The Fairfax R A.s, 18th Virginia
regiment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-13

VIRGINIA MARBLE The Census Office
has issued o bulletin upon the subject Ct
marble production 10 the Uaited Statee.
There are twelve States In which merble is
produced, but Vermont furnishes more than
sll the other States combined. 1t is stated
Ia the bulletin that within he past few years
marble quarry he's been oper ed ct Mounts
vile, Loudoun county, Va, u miles south
Of Leesburg, by tie Virginia Marble Com
pany. Although consdersb ole meEcbsntabie
stone has bsen qusrried practically none has
baen sold, as it he's been found iwpracsicable
TO transport the produc! ever the bad roads
witch connect the qusrfies with Leesbnig,
tbs nearest point On the railroad. There
are prospects that branch rosd ccnnec:ine
With the Washington and Oho nav be built
10 the q1arlies ba5 untii this is done TIE
product Cannot be considered on tho market.
The product of this quarry shows variety
of colors-white, green, creamy white, and
green and white mixed 10 slreGks and spots,
the green ehsding into very dark 6 zen and
chocolate Far interior decoration md fer
furniture tcps Il uoald uedoubtedlY b. very
handsome. rhe company nwns 90 acres Of
land, all of which is beisged to be quarry
property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-13

BRUTAL NURDER.-At Kansas City. Mo-.
yesterday U. s. Msrahal Tracy msde public
the fact that Detuty r. II. Roper had been
murdered ip Texas county, Missouri, during
the past week By body of men known IS
homestead intlmidatora, who ere 10 reality
a lot of illicit d!stillers. Roper had heea
after theee men fer ne time, and l.st
week hs went to the portion of the county
knowa to te thair resort, ord nothing furth-
er was heard OF the deputy untii yes erosy,
when boy rode into R1lia and said that
Ropsr'e body had been found 10 o tie camp
with he head cut eff With All axe. A party
81 once weut TO the scene of the Ill ling end
found the bo7y as indicated.
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A RAD MAN.-w &. Ca.l. who 90.

a BAD MAN.-W. s. Ca,i, who ~2s
whipped By personal eremiss near Bad :
burg, KY, last aeek. is SILT hardly abs 70
be about. Tie nlen we're abor. te ha;g
him, bus upon Liz pies fo' TIC be Of his
children, contented tbemle'Vef viii testn2
him until lie was eeding fron bcsvy welo
from bis shoulders 20 his &neee. Wben CT
stable Massey, with the wsFran', called o
Thomas Burgess, 10 auewer :he oasree
beatiog Ceri Burgess answered: Not by &
ID sight" aud, taking his shotgun, Z
fred through The door Nile O. The saota
took edect. Teen he went 10 The wirdoe
aud fred the ether barrel. Tee charge Ell
tered the bowels OF John F5o'e, aud he ic'i
to the ground dead. Daring the exeter sui
created by the shooting OF Seote, Bprgea=
escaped Through q rear window, aud L ~
large, Blu gees oaW0 recently from 6arF'-
son county, Indiana, where re aai XII! cd 4
man,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-13

A STEAMER SUNK The Anchor Line
stesoer City Of Baton Rouge, running be-
tween New O,eco3 aad St. Lonis, st three
o'clock yesterday evening. ct Hermitage,
three miles above Pert Hudson, ssraok 3
snag sud surk in tha Mississippi in les
than fifteen minutes, her cabin snd HURT
cane roof parting from her hull. which broke
In two. Two deck passengers and eight
cabin passengers we're drowned. Tie
steamer had very valuable cargo, which
vii prove total iosa. She WAS built by
the Howards, 10 1881 valued at $3.50 0O0.
and was uninsured.
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S9lgg55ss q
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Dec. IS.
SENATE.


Among the bills introduced were The fol-
loving Fixing compensation Of assistant
attorneys in the Department of Justice de-
lending suits against the United States in
the Court of Claims; to establish record
and pension cfiiee in the War Department /;
TO establish msrine board for the advance
nent Of the interest of the merchant marine.
Mr.. Casey offered 8 resolution calling on
the Secretary of Agriculture for information
as to the progress made in the Investigation
for irrigation purposes upon which there
vas a long debate aad it was agreed to.
The resolution heretofore oTsred by Mr.
Dolph SO to the denial or abridguent Of SUI
frase in certain States was taken up, but in
tbs absence OF Mr. DoIph, it went ever again
withoGt action.
Tao Senate at 1:i0 resumed The considera-
t:on Of The election bill, and Mr.. Jones, Of
Arkansas. mais an argument ia opposition
to It. BE yieldsd TO Mr.. Daniel who ofered
resolution, which wa5 adopted, calling on
the Secretary OF the Treasury for in;orma-
ton IS to the SUMS OF money, with interest
t, date, advanced by the States of Virginia
All Maryland to the United States to be
lpied towards ersc'ing public buildings
at tbs seat OF Government on the banks OF
the Potomac
Mr.. jones than resumed. he character
led the bill ss en- sttempt to deprive the
psop'e o; the control OF their own elections'
HOUSE.
The House pissed the Ssuate bill prcvid-
ing that in opsn steam launches of 10 tons
or under one person may act in the double
capacity CT pilot aad engineer.
Mr.. Baker, OF New York. oalsd up the
Senate bill For the inspection Of cattle and
hog. and-the products and carcassas Thereof,
which sFe subj ct TO interstate commerce.
Mr.. Mills, o; Texas. opposed its passage.
IA said 1t was proposition that the gov
eroulent should tAke absolute control of the
wlcie Interstate conmercs as far IS it re-
lated to meats.
The bill! was finally referred to the CON-
m;ttee on ag.ical ure.
The House than Ben5 into Committee of
the Whole on bills reported from the con-
nittee on private land Claims.
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working majority and will insure tbs siec-
ton OF Hiram TattIe SIS Governor SID Z s.
Ger etor

FASTER THAN A MILE MINUTE -Ebe
Vanderbilt party, who passed through Bal
talo, N Y. on WednesdaS, or the North
Shore Limited, en- rca.s ior Caiosgo, 5r9kg
the record iot e2eeJ Of all previous f,s: II S
on ths Michigan Csu::s'. IL Doing witch
there we're coma startling spusis % ;he Ceu-
ada division. A special lesil was m4da gr
at Suspension Bridge consisting of the ~ :
vate cars OF Cornsliui Vanderbilt, President
Depsw, Vice President Welb, President VI.
5. Webb Of the Wagner Co., and Presi1en.
Lsdysrd of the Michisan Central, and s
baggage car. All the officials named Were
on hoard. The special Isft Clifton, Dat. et
5:3S q. N. From there 10 Datroit is 227
m,les, Erd this diatsuco was covered IN I
hours snd &c minutes. D-6uctipg 56 mr-
utts for s,oppeRes the actual tunaiug tim
ives hours. a. d fsren. times a!o1g tus
route the recorder resieteted speed of!roa,
80 to 70 mEloa al heur, and tho average f +.
the who!a distance Travelled was 81 q ute'
per hour. The special reached Caiosgo 10
minutts shead Of time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-13

SEgAToR DoLPH is another enc OF tue
macy northern republicans who can see
.noges Ia other peoples eyes bat not beams
in their OWE. He wants congressional REP
resenie!iCn from Mississippi reduced BE-
cause The nsw Constitution Of that State i'm
posos q oapitaiion tax and 81 educational
qualifications upon Suffrage, though Mssss-
cause:ts @nl ether northern States ha7e bsen
dciae 50 foT i century, withoat any Reduction
ca tyat account In the uun6er of nnen they
s.nd to Congress Aad he "a SO shocked
81 The outrage upon tbs poor Mississippi nc
gross. Eho will net be allowed 10 vote IA
les Trey csn read the nsmes 90 the ballots
and have paid their cspitetion tez, that he
filled to gemem Der, until reminded ofityes-
terday by Sauatcr Vast, that, By the as's OF
his owr State, tie poor negro is prohibited,
not from v9ting, for which be Cures nothing,
hus from earuiog an housst living bS the
sweat of his facs, ia lebor On the pubic
works Of that 8 ate--those laws expressly
providing that white labor only shall De eu
p!oyed On such work. The right to earn
one's meat and bread by honest labor is
lapca dsarer thar the privilege Of casting
ballot without knowing what names are CD
1t and without paying a capitation tax, but
such noythera republicans as Senator DoiPe
,3cp't think 80.
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Railroad Accidents

Les ANGELES. Cal, Dec. 13.-Thursdsy
moraing the w=sthoaad passenger train or
tao Atlantic sa1 Pacific road crashed into
f:eigh5 tiaia near the n ssdies. The f'eman
OF the pas ,enggr sfs!n and two unknown
men we're killed aEd fae passengers were
fatally injured.
WALLA WALLs, Wash, Dec. 1.-Two
freight trains on the U1ioa Pacific co!lided
Yesterday ncar Coyote station. a brake
man was lnetantly killed End the engineer
and fireman were seriously Injured. Both
engines were completely teiescoped end the
track torn up for nearly d mile.
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Tres.

PorrsrowN, Pa., Dc. ia disastrous
f,e occurred hare a. two O'Clock this morn.
log. & high wind prevailed. and the
a.mas which originated from an over
hsa!ed stoys, spread With wonderful rap
iaity AID burned ous half dozsn business
frus and their bull iings. Tae loss will ag.
gregste bstweea Sl25 coo and $4,000.
CARLISLE, Pa, Dec. 13 Tho large blacksmith
shops of the Carliale woyks, woe destroyed by
ire this morning The los, is estimated a.
So O0O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-13

SENTENCE PASSED Ia tho County Court
Of SpottslvanIa yesterday, Judge Waller
asaed sentence upon John Lewis, VINO had
been tried srd found guilty by 3 jury for
seduction and sentenced 10 two years IN
ths penitent!ary. After Tbs passing f!ha
eentepce be wa taken il charge Of hg
Sheriff Harris and committed to jaii. Ths
Case will now be carried To- the Supreme
Court The young lady, Miss LA Dapnswsy
in the case positively refused 10 have tn
case set q by marrisge, which he~is'f!ie
a1GeaYoret 10 do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-13

sSHALL cur daughters have dowrist?' liz
& question that is discussed at length in tie
current N onth's number OF the North amer
ican ReUiew. Z decided y more important
question is, Shall, 20. cnly our daughters,
but our entire families, bsve bread and
meat? Under the present republican posi-
cy, all the noney ofihe country is being con
cen,rated 10 the hendg CT few people, leav-
ing little or noue in those of all the others,
thus making the rich richer and tie poor
Doorer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-13
ZOE ErARY AaD coaMASClAL.

Esw FoEE. Dec 13-The news OF the failure
OF an il fuentisl operator in London who was
largo!y interested in Amorican stocks, and es?e.
cially Uncn Pacific ard ST. Paul, cast p shade
upon tho marke; for securities this morning, and
first prices all ovcr the list wcro lover than the
figures Of last evening, generally by amal! free
tions Tho strength of this market was immo
diatcly deronitrated, w,ver, as the rally Was
sharp and decided in the early trading. The
prices we:e 20 fu IL maintained, but tho reaction
was slight. These movements, were ompsni5d
by considcrablo.activity in the market, but later
extreme dullness marked the dealings while
prices continued to chsdo off slowly, and at eleven
o'clock the market was dull and heavy but still
generally at slight fractions bctor than tho open
ing prices.