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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-08
baltimore Live Stock Market.
C%ALvER7oN STOCK YARDS,
" i}7 MONDAY. My 6.l
REMARKS.

Arrivals latt wOek $50
Arrivals one year ............ $3.50
REMARKS.
There Is rather a full Offering this week, The
number being only SEQ head less than last week.
The market Is somewhat weaker than 1t was last
week, values being Off about Hc. The quality
is rs good As Install. the demand being only mod.
crate. Quotations +54a4%n for rough sows and
.tags; 5a4aS1sc for nearby hogs, and &C for good;
Western extra 4 shade higher. ;rfl,, <IcN,i
or The receipts l,257 head came over the Dalti.
more 4 Ohio railroad and 1850 head over the
Peunsylvania Railroad sFEt TIN Izt9dlTS}E7
,jl3l CLARENoS7 LIVE Stock MARKET.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-08

b,z. {. RAILKoAp-central Time.
Eellslre 4 Zanesvillc Through Passenger leave.
hellaife At 1000 Il. ~, arrives At Dellaile At 2;s0
#oodsaeld Passenger leaves Boltairo 1t 4:1o y
~, artives ~ BeilAito at $50 4. IN.
NJ l2:0 p. H.. arrives at II 90 a. m. -'N"''''
STEAMER BELLAlRE.
Leave Wheeling. Daily Trip, CITY T%imc-G.,o
S:3J. l0:uo and Has II. III 200, 400, G:Ce n N,
Leave wheeling sundays, City 1jmo-S:OO. IN
NM ll:O0n M: 200. 400 and G.GA y IN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-08

Thorn crowned Ills head and Ills soul sorrow
striker oo'
Saving mems souls at such lnGpi,e cost,
Broken His heart for tho gtict OF tho nations:
1t ID His business snving the lostl -1
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07
LIrTLEBLAINE

Wesley Miller paid home folks
another visit = few days ago He
xaIkes: from POeaEOntus TO Blaine.
That shows how he respects his
parents, which ali young men
saght 10 do
Our Szblafh school Is progrO=s-
ing nicely, with z. H. Moore Is
Superintendent
There viii be = pie mite Al
MOorsis Chapel On the second Sat
urday evening in July Come one
come all
Born, to the wife Of E e. Ne
kInster, = boy
Base hall takes the lead every
Saturday evening
Mrs Andy HAYS i visiting her
daughter in Johnson
G-N- Moore preached his fare
we'll sermons At Spencer church on
9Th aad 9Th inst.
A H. Moore Is talking Of mOv-
ing near Adam n the fall
Gas Moore says il il does rain he
viii buy watches, shOtguhs or any
thing else
Lnsey Moore and John New
comb are talking Of staying west
in 4 short time
Wtsky Moore makes the meal on
Tuesday and Friday
Saeues to The NEWS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07
Dead Letter List.

The following isa list Of unciaiIn.
81 letters remaining in the LOaiss
post once July Isl, lsS1-
II not called fer before Aug lsl
they viii BE sent 10 the dead lettel
Office
Please say advertised when cal
ling for any Of these letters
John Adkins
Miss Louisa Rays
Geo T. BarnsIey
Aiken CapeltOn
\ COPIey 4 Bros
Z NJ Cochran
Mrs. Sarah Clark
Hiram Crabtree
Miss Lutte Drake
George Zines
e z Fink
Tom Fletter
H D. Gregory
Samuel Hughes
Scott HOlbrOok
Max HyMsOa
Mrs Ann Howard
Lizzie Justice
Mary Little
This L Moore
Geo- Maynard
W H. Mathews
D. A Nunoey
&C Maynard
Miss Marthz More
Mis- Virgie Pin5On
Wm- ParsO1
Watkins 4 SkAggs
4IIIIe a. Sso1ehrOn
ss.rk BrOs-
RAlsea SfalIArd
e. a SaImO1s
e H WALES
J. w Moods
John b Wallace
l. NJ Walter
~0ne cent due q each Ietfer-
II F-coNLEX, p NJ
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07

Tne weekly revi-E Of trade 0.
Dun & Co says ThrOuehOut he
country, uhiIe collections are slOu
and EsIIures nun,eIO.ls. the eOndi
tor Of legitimate business i rs-
s.r1ed a hastily, and hops sre
entertained that the worst has
Hsssa The bapes are basei
mainly on the belief thai The silver
Isu uilI Be- repealed =Hd th.t the
ceEi.infy olits rspeal ulII eneOur-
see Eoreign Investments b=reH
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07
sopestone Ford Of crawfish
Crick-

Mr. editor i'm = regler reeder oV
ure paper an not seein enythins
lfrum .his neck Of the woods take
mi pen in had IN tell YOU an ths
Eeeders of the Muse that Ee'rs
all we'll an 4 DUN selI-
Sally ee-==.. 80 Sic PennybakeI
vent 10 iother fork Of the eIick last
ueak tO see Iher ant Polly Jones
She's got sumpihin the matter on
? Ov her io1e an she had = iuih
PuIed ,
ZedeEur WOOten 1ent too - his
best gel = Sunday 1 believe thai
thayI giI msryd-
Jim Johnson an John Smith
went TO The pOstefiee a Friday an
fOleh the male down 10 Al Of the ma
bor=.
Jane Cox an Ike Mnsick sEaped
horses = Wednesday az i believe
Ike got eheelrd, he had the PuIii-
est iron gray fly ye ever seed an
he suOPed fur = old yaller mare
moi worth morn ~ dOIiars-
Theirs talk Of 10 DObs an SteIlie
5hanks agiiin married He's got
= big lot Of dirt, iEPect IFS uurth 6
or : hundred dollars an shsl dn
vel TO git In
Tom SkIles an Jack Ravens
made \ living visit over u Jacks
fork Yesterday an Sunday.
Unkei Jim DAYS an his wife an
3 gals went over 10 tOiher forck Of
the eriek to useeiin- Tha SD
BruIher Taps preached awful sur
meni He przaebes over thar ever
4 Eeaks-
i how'd l eudehf Tite . long let
ter lik sum Nv em writes but /
haynt bin akin abOHt the FOXES \
gOin = VisiIiTs an cOrtin an sOfOrth.
Iii IN TO gel better posied by then
| ST;:s agia sOtslI be able 20 give
more muse like sum NV the other
koresPObdsnls-
Theirs , or 4 nv the boys eOrt-
in the gals bon: here. II git BET
les pasted an then IL tell you
sumpihin abontiL
l see frum your paper that VI
don't want nuihin but muse 90 II
look ont fur that in my lelter. /
nos she yung foxes As go = Visitin
an = eOriin like tn se dhir names in
PRINT an u rederz like nusy pa
per
Tom posters = gOin TO Jas fork
TO work next weak. he's : hGsler.
YoWx JOHNTTHEN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07
ULYSSES. ~

Born on the Is uIt TO thu wife Of
I'd Boyd, a Il pound boy I'd
says he Is going 70 name him Jay
A Logan
William and Samantha DebOrd
came over from White House last
Saturday TO stay till after t.1s 9Th
w Hatfield went TO LOuisA
Sunday.
IT,. Dalton has returned from
IrontOn, Ohio
Daniel Kayzee Is talking OF go
ing TO Kansas this fall
Born, on the 7sih 1If- to the wife
Of Andy LyaBds = bouncing boy
Miss MarandA Stephenson went
10 CafIeitsburg Monday
Vera Bsriers Is on the sick list ;
also Earna, q little boy Of Ira BOr-
ders-
Born, q uIt to the wife Of NIiren
esAAS bnr StLI-
Ira BOniers made = flying trip to
Louisa last week
Mrs. Elizabeth Ward, Of Myrtle.
Is visiting friends and relatives al
this place now
Sam Debori, who cut his foot
last week Is improving slowly
Died, at LowmansyiIIe, near this
place, Martha Green the wife VI
Jas Green She Was \ daughter Of
Arch Brown, one Of Johnson conn
Tvs leading Democrats She Was
about - years Of age and has been
afIiieied for several years
Pas BAD Boy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07

During The Izss f-~ days through
chi ihe United Sl.res there we've
ssa baziness fsllurss- For the
quarter ending I-ss night there
usre Bis i.IIare=. sEainst 2,Ils
for The same period Of 1852 For
he first SIX .n0nihs Of ISse Ihere
vers Gal erzzb-s as compared
Nth 55Os the corresponding line
hzt yeaE- Br=dsEEsesis review
gives t1e IiabiEts=- 80 far this yesr
10 Be sI71OOO0O0 EhIIe lie in
e1szzs af liabilities av-r lhe FIRST
nsIf Of lazs year : Egured 70 be
seI4Ol0NCO mn.e lhan Dun & Cos
rsekoning
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07

We sagEt=t that ~ Republicans
calTy : Iin can and mar = Sherm-
nan 6fty-ssven CENT dollar badge
during he campaignIhssEalI- The
most transparent fraud they are
non trying TO palm on on the per
PIE i IL charge ii.st the Demo
cratic parry s responsible for The
present. fnanelaI c.-1dItion Of The
country The Prsz=at condition l.
Tie insVIisbse result Of The Shsrm-
An hill Ii i uond-rfal that the
F<nE administration hiss besh
sn.bIed TO STEM the tide and come
ouE As EeII as Il ha=-POrtsmOuih
1Im4z
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07

The Kentueky Geaerzl Assem-.
bly, accomplished the m0zI graceful
and cOnnendable action in its his
tory yesterday, when IL adjourneSi
Al noon The bsdy convened De.
o-mber -, ISL, and wa- in actual
session Al legislative days The
adIOurnment Ieft tHeniy -four bills
and resoIuTiOas on fhe Governors
table NOD YET signed OF approved,
The EdncatiOaal, ChariIable Ins1i-
Iat5Oas hills and the resoIatiOa prO-
vkdIng for the cOiifiez15Oa q the
sEz1sss being Inrloded in this num-
ber- misrepresentation Of thsse
Vii ullinaiely be signed, The Cox
ernOr's signature heing xIiheId b.
cause he has nj yet kad the time
- consider -COarier JOarn-
Al
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07
1Hs WIVES of celgnarTlEs.


" L4I ADIIIm |ImUuM Mes Have .MIL lANALA
Their Better Halves
The vile Of Thomas cAriyle livcd
life Of abnegation- weSiied % = Ea-
who. By reason Of an exceedingly Er-s-
] ous temperament and shattered healtAL
was perhaps irresponsible for bis efrsti-.
mods. she bore Hith ev-ry Whifa pa
tiently and uneomplainiagiy. mr. u-.s
h. insenSible In her worth. md al E.---
death no woman was ever u. srs sin-1Es-
ly mourned In one % his lsllfF. -
Emerson after his WIFI dsata IL ssg---
.-Isy the calamity Of l.ast April iqsf
my little all in this VOL AMI have r.
soul left who can max any corarr q
this ysOrld into hOase for me EloEl,
Bright. heroic. tender. true. and nasists-
Sas that lost tnrasar.e Of my heal
who faithfully aeeomI=anied mr. in al
the raeky ways and tliDbirgss as
fOrrEer POOF without her
A familiar visitor At the hf.m= q,
William Cullen Bryant deSeribes ths
home life - rarely b.-zntifnl Attsr
fsIrty-fiEe years of SanShine together
the uife. = gentle minister. living
wholly for her husband the husband
At seventy = lover still. the darkness
fell. AMI he was left alone OF this he
wrote Bitter as the separation i.
give thanks that she has brsn spared
10 me - long. AMI that for nearly =
half century i have had the bsnefit 81
he counsel and her examPle--
An amusing story i Related Of Edi-
son. the inventor. A friend passing ~
HI l. fa.-vr l.ta ~ uzsrhf rrnS srr-
prise.4 10 SO i brilliantly illuminated,
and entering. fOnnd the inventor %
deeply absoerh-ed in experiments As %
lre unconscious o. intrusio1-
We'll. Ton. he rem1rEest- 1t -
after tuel+e of..lock. are Won gong
home to-nightz-
Twelve 0'elo-;E7 By George, must
90 home. sure e .Oagh; I uas married
this morning.-
NosuiihStana: y this IittIe epsS.aie.
Mr. Edison is sal tOhxVs l-een HaieI
husband. and a. were = mist devoted
eOuple-
Among the mssi known TO fame WIN
married diSe0ui in = noble wife yEas
DRYDEN Whn<= v.fe Ire.ldsa him solely
for the hsnor shss f,oSitioa uoaii soslfer
uE-ia hei. TlsIr tate. uas not happy
ssrse H. thSazhts were in thu elsssAls.
Unlike hers Wer- 81 the earth. earthly.
Ezzisiar it inI.-.sibie for then 10 Ee~t
0E IKE ; ne plane -Oa one G-ucasi0u
she iald hIm thzt she wished 10 he a
bozsi. that Sic nigh. - favarr,f With
n..fs- q hss e.ssnHaay His reply Vas
Il; an als.EAna-- thea. my dear, that
= .-t--,.t . - t...-.. :. ,-...-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07

The Hlieeiz Steel Company, Of
Chicago, hiss contracted with ;
number Of eaaI scmpsnies opersi-
ing in the West yIrgihia coal field
fsr their entire output during tL+
az months commencing uiIh July
l. The cOnIrars Is regarded Is
essiea victory for the Wet VirEi-
MA coke over the COnnslszYilIe Pa.
e....rsni.S
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07
The Best Eootbath-
soopes to the NEWS

The SOOisOre Eaai.rsr through
Ihe Worlds FairbuiIiingz viii find
sOIaee in /. EoOibaih Of hol alum vat
er every night before going to bid
With The best Of care The Eeet are
sPt TO BE tender and Troublesome
IN the warm mouths. and this sim
pc Treatment iii Be then found
most effseseiOus
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07
FRIDAY. JULY. Issa

TEss ns.ss...ly z..iement shoss :
nj deerease Of sI.2I625s in tn
national debt during June, and an
increase Of sSs7 ,1S6 in the cash in
the Treasury The net cash bal
snee i s76s76S-7 and The gold re-
s-rve IS. 4S54I3.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07

An analysis u the statistics d
the United States fOr the iaza SIX
nOarhs By the Chsranooga Trsde=-
mAn dEsclOses the fsrt that the
SO11hern S1a1ss have wilhstOOa
ne Enan-zal eIi-is bet1er than any
oshsr ssct5oa q the ooaafry-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07

The communication irnn Pre=i-
dent W. H DuIaEey. Of the Kec-
tneky Worlds Fair Commission
in response TO = request from The
Legislature Is published in full
elsewhere in this Issne- Il shnuS
that only s52ess - 81 the $4,000
appropriation has b-en expended
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07

laOIln
Nl1tN1 l1|1 ~ I1I.|Na rlnvk> lnIi
nno>, ~ s1> 1,iFgon
p'hee'.'.' nv. ' .''.' :'''' ~ S.';,s
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07
h Y: L, I'd 4 ~:


The gsnias whO inventesl The
-FInsen- Puzzle. -I.iEs in cIovsr-
and many oth~rs has invsnled =
bran new ene. uhIch / Enins 10 -
the greatest % rsrtri- Thrrs =
fun, in,sruefion and eHtsrtAInnsnt
in H. Ths cid and learned uilI ard
A. nateA iay=tery N Il A. III ysung
and anssFhi-tieafo.i- This great
PuzEl- i the property of ths Nee
York Press tIuh. for xhom Il u.s
invested by samuel Lloyd. tl.s great
PaErlisi 70 ~ SID for the bsnsntof
the Hovs1u-Es To erect . great
hons for pevsIaper workers il
New Yark- t..hsruus THREADS have
given
S25. 600 in Prizes
f..r ih- ~ucu-ssfni Paxzls saIvsrs.
TIN GEMS sat 10 -Psess CInb
EaiIiing and Charity Fand, : Tsna-
ps- CoaFt. New York cry AN ~
yaa the n-~ mystery BY r.turn
uaaii-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-07

Jackson Moore - aeres Of land
adjoining lAoc Carter On Dry Ridge
Tor The year ISL
Belle Hubbard - aereS 81 land
adjoining Sarilaa Carter On CherO-
Ace for the year Of ISL
Richard sparks - aeres Of land
adjoining Henry Hicks On Gaines
creek for the Years lSSl-ss
Henry Hicks IS aerss II land
adioiaing Walr Edwards On Gaines
Greek, for the year lSsss r
Lewis jackson I scee Of land
adlOining MARTHA Perkins on Cher
Okee for the veas af lSSa-
Robert Il. Hunt - ACRES Of land
adjoining J. II Dean On Dry Ridge
for The year ls-t
Al Wsas-sS, :. Lie
By J. W. SHANNON, n ;.
Iaaisa Adkins lSe acnss acl0in-
ias John lOWerS, fur l>esS.
lsxrriSuAa Adkins ~ Scrs-S adjain-
sGg Ietf NcekS, for l>ae.
Thomas 4. Burton. cnc town lot
III the Iowa. II FSll>hnr.s. Tor -.
l<rrmcsss glassisey heirs. ~ ScCS
" lard ss ], NJ ltiiis, Adm'r, Ior
thc year lSSs.
Richard jordan, OAc town lot IN
the town ot f.asiss,aFs;, Tor ~.
HlisAlclh i.oNeloy ~ ScrcS adj
lOlaing lien kNrchcll log ~,
RACHEL l.aNclVv, lSl acf.,S adj
Joining Th0s, hranham fNr ~.
las. NcNNle ~ NcfcS adjoining
Frank RuFl0n, lOF l>s,s.
\ llcNFN Wlls0N, 0nc hNase aud III
adlQlntWs Mlls Dalton, lSas,
A IWllsm sheriff hyrwilseN y )
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-07
Telegraphic BreYities.

The Signal Service officials predict that
Chicago and the Northwest are In for al
other spell OF hot weather which ls likely to
surpass the one OF few days ago in dura-
ton and intensity.
A general uprising of all the Contra
American republics is threatened. owing to
the proposed union between Costa Rica,
Honduras, Nicaragua, San Salvador and
Guatemala. The officials favor 1t while the
people ere oppoeed to it.
Several cars of an excursion train Coz
tslning members Of the Knights Of Pythiss
from Southern Illinois. on their way to a.
tend the oonclave at Milwaukee, were de-
rallied near Mateno. H., to-day and 1t is
feared several persons were Injured.
While W. E. Wetherbee was at church.
st West Ridge, N, H., on Sunday, his house
took ire by the overturuing of an oil stove.
The only occupants at the time were Mra.
Huse and Mr.. Wetherbee's youngest child.
The flames ignited the child's dress and it
was burned to death. In attempting to
save the child Mira. Huse was SO severely
burned that she died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-07
Treasurer Archer Sentenced.

BALTIMORE, July 7.-Ex-State Treasurer
Archer came into court to-day, plead guilty
to charge of embe zzement of the funds of
the State and was sentenced to FIVE years in
the penitentiary. This sudden aud Cne1
pected ending of the case caused considers-
bic commotion Ia all circles. The trial was
set for tc morrow and q large number Of
witnesses had been summoned. NJ. Archer
however, decided not to stand trial, but to
plead guilty and throw himself upon the
mercy of the court. Mr.. Archer, in the
court room, seemed bowed down hy feoIi
za!ion of his terrible position ; he looked ex.
tremely careworn and haggard. Archer adj
mitted tba. he was guilty OF the ollpase
charged, but denied that any part of Toe
States money or securities was ever used
by him In gambling, stock speculation, or for
political purposes, or that at this tiGe he
had one dollar OF 1t left Immediately afte
sentence, Archer was driven to thepep.-
tentiary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-07
Terrible Explosion.

A key containing fifty pounds of powder eX-
plodod in grocery store at Industry, near Scott
Haven, Pa, Saturday evening, completely wreck
ing tho building and injuring seven children, four
OF them fatally. The explosion was caused by
sparks from a Jackson cracker, which exploded
prematurcly in the hands of August Smith, jr.,
aged fourteen years. The store was resort for
children and ut the time of the accident a large
number was present firing crackers. The powder
xplodod with terrible force lifting the building,
which two-story structure, from its founda-
tions, and wrccking it completely. Young Smith S
body was burned to q ciisr and he was otherwise
terribly mangtd. John Branner, aged ton years,
had the soes of both feet torn oil, was frightfuly
burned about tho body and both eyes were blown
out George Kohler, aged eight years, was badly
burned about the body and the flesh WIS torn
from his limbs Willie KOhlor six years old, was
burned about the head, breast and stomach. En-
ma Smith, aged nine yeats; Mary Smith, nineteen
months and Charles Shout, eight years were all
b.ily turned but will recover Tho ruins took fire,
but ere extiuguished before the flames had gain
cd much Roadway. Several kegs OF powder were
stored in the cellar and more horrible calamity
was avcrted by the prompt and heroic work OF tho
ncghbor, in cxtngushing the fro. The father
OF young Brennan is crazed with grief, and Satur
day night tried to kill Smith, the owner of the
building where the powder was stored. Yesterday
morning he wandered away and was found seven
miles from Industry. A close watch is now being
kept over him. Four of the victims were buried
yesterday, and Willie Kohler WAS buried today
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-07
ATTEMPTED Wife Murder and Suicide

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 7.-Danel Nj.
SON, colored, attempted to kill his vile So
rah this morning, by shooting q 3SJalibre
bullet into her and then blew his own brains
out. The woman was taken to the hospital
where /. was found that her wound WAS not
q serious one. The ball struck her in the
shoulder, making only flesh wound
Mason married his wife four years ago at
Alexandria, Va, and he has always been
insanely jealous of her aud has frequently
threatened to kill her. They have been liz
ing with Mason'5 aunt, and this morning
when the woman wished to go out to looS
for work, Mason oil jected, aud when the in
sisted he shot her in the shoulder and then
blew his own brains out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-07
A Cyclone DESTROYS a Town

Sr. PAUL, Mimi, July IA report is cur
rent here that the town OF Fargo, n. d.
was completely swept away by cyclone
this morning, and that Moorhead which
lies in Minnesota east of Fargo, was aiso
slightly damaged. OF couse if the report
is true there must have been great less Of
life st Fargo, aud all indications tend to
confirm the reports. A railroad man who
arrived from that vicinity this moILinG
SAYS a terrific wind storm prevailed this
morning and that several trains were blown
from the tracks. All wires TIC Fargo are
down. The last reports received by the sig
nal service from Fargo were at Z p. m. sur
day, and they showed low barometer, TEN
perature of so degrees, wind with u velocity
of miles an hour with the conditions good
for storm.
A later dispatch says train was blown
from the track at Fargo, the roof was bowu
eff the depot at Map!eton and Two or three
elevators were damaged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-07
VIRGINIA NEWS.

DR.. Craghead Cabell, young physician
son of DR.. Roy Cabell and nephew OF Hon.
Geo. c. Cabell, died at Dauville on Saturday
of typhoid fever.
MIR. c. G. Holland, leading ciliZ.n OF
Dsnvile, was knocked down by runaway
team Saturday and received internal ill.,
jures which. Vt ia feared may prove serious.
Itis probable Major S. 8. Turner, of War
rem county, will not be candidate for the
democratic nomination against Col. OFFER
rail-, as it has all aiona been understood that
he would be- Dir. w. r. Alexander, ot
Winchester, is now talked of as a candidate
and Major Woods, of Charlottesville, is
bsing urged by his friends.
Secretary James r. Fisher, of the State
democratic committee, is busy with the pre-
ll:ainary campaign work mapped out oy
Chairman Eiyeou. The work now consists
chic fl Y of communicating with party lead
era In different parts OF the State 10 asee!
tain the state of afsire. The hea0quartois
will be opened in Richmond about August l
The county Farmers Alliance of Prince
William had big time ct Manassas on Fri
day. A large crowd was present, and Gol.
Thomas Whitehead, commissioner OF agr-
culture, made an address. The democratic
members of the al lance had meeting and
endorsed MIR. E. E. Meredith, of that cour
~, for Congress, against Gen. w. Il. +. Lee.
The farmers are being advised by their lead
ers to 20 into the primaries and conventions
a vote their full strength.
The ut:-Mahone republican element in
the Norfolk section are considering the mat
ter of calling district convection al VIZ
gipia Beach OF Ocean View sometime socn
to formulate piapa for the fall campaign
ard to oppose the denomination OF Cougrsss-
man Bowden. Mr.. Bowden is strongly OF
posed throughout the district, but he has
thoroughly organized bis forces, aud with
the navy yard, custom houseand lighthouse
departments at his back he expects to win.
A sensation WIS created in Mstison town
ship, Amherst county, across the river ffom
Lynchburg on Saturday morning by the
arrest of three white women, named Mamie
Rogers, Sarah Rlankensh!p, and Victoria
Lawless, on the charge of numbering John
Y. Frederickson. su eccentric Engliahman,
who was found burned to death 10 hia own
house in 1887. The women we're charged
with the crime by white man named Jas
Rogers, who claimed to have heard the
women plotting against the life CT Ffedel
ickson. They were tried by justice Of the
peace ard acquitted MS there was no evil
dence against them.