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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19
POLITICAL.

George W. Fremont, colored, has an
nounced himself an independent Repobiican
candidate from this district.
The democratic State convention of Mas
sachusetts Yesterday nominated William +.
Russell, of Cambridge, for Governor.
The Tammany committee of twenty -four
has decided to vindicate Tammany and
Mayor Grant by nominating the mayor.
The republicans of the Ninth Virginia dis
trics Yesterday nominated Captain George L.
Mills fer Congress. He isa Pennsylvania.
AT the republican convention of she Sec
ond Congressional district for Mississippi,
Gen. James Chalmers WAS nominated for
Congress.
Gen. Wm. Mcmahon McKaig, mayor OF
Cumberland, was nominated for Congress
by the Sixth district democratic convention,
at Hagerstown yesterday.
Hon. John E. Massey regards the demo
cratic outlook as very hopeful in every dis
trjct except the Second, in which he thinks
the chances of the democracy are hopeless,
and thinks 1t ipjudicious to make nomine-
ton la that district.
After sharp contest. Miller and Webstsr
Yesterday captured the South Carolina
republican convention and made George
W. Murray, colored. permanent chairman.
Brayton was entirely ignored. Brsytons
friends have determined to put him In the
field as candidate for Congress against
Miller in the only republican district 10 the
State. the seventh. This will insure the
election of democrat and the return of Con-
gressmau Elliott. There is strong disposi-
ton to nominate State ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19
Suicide of an Old Soldier.

CHICAGO, Sept. 10 Col. Duze Baltic,
formerly of the regular army, but more re-
Gently an author, committed suicide last
nIgat ia bio room or State street. he
opened 50 artery 10 his leg and permitted
himself to bleed TO death The e1-,odier's
twelve year old boy slept in he same room
with him and awakeped to 6nd the father
in the agony of death. Col. Bailie Tss
mustered out of the ermy directly after tie
war and had been In receipt of a small pen
sion ever since.' He vas horribly dsfisured
from wounds received in battle. a bayore
thrust had carried away his nose; sabre
cut left long ugly scar across his cheek and
one foot had been taken off By shell.
Jagged scars on his breast indicated that
his face was toward the enemy when The
W uuds were inflicted. He had oeen ek-
ing out bare existence with bis little pen
sion aud what be was able to earn from
his writings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19
Train Wreckers.

TROY, n Y, Sep. l9-To-day the and
jury esented Indictments agains. Thomas
Can. Arthur Buet, and John Rsed for mi
placing sw!,ch on lbs Central & Hudson
Railroad The prisoners were arTsigned
aud pleaded no. guilty. Their Trial ~sa
set Tor Tea=d4s aexs. They confessed to
soiking the awi.ch t7o miles nor,h OF the
scope OF the wreck 10 Gfeenbush bo. deny
placing cbstTuc,ions on the track at tha
point where the express train was wrecked
The reason for their p.eeding not guilty
after teatifging as ab we is said to bs that i;
is desired to have them testify in cases in
AibaDy county before they plead guilty to
the indictments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19
The Laneston.Venable Case

The democrats 10 the House prevented
vote on the Langs.or Verabe case yester-
dey By finally forcing an Adjournment. a
caucus of republicans of the House held af
ter the adjournment decided to continue the
sff,rt 10 seat Langstoo, she colcred contest
snt. Several members proposed to pos
poue the Laugston case until next winter,
bnt /. was argued. In view of the coming
a,octions II would not do to abandon the
ooIo,ed contestants at this late day. L was
therefore concluded TO continue the nsht'
and In the meantime all aoseotees WIN oe
requested to return TO Washington az once
It was fourd that there are now IN w ASH
ing,on 145 republican members, Wnlon 10
81 less than quorum. Consequently snefe
are now IS republican absentees,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19
State School Money.

Under an act of the Gsneral Assembly,
passed at lis last session, an appropriation
of 5000 GOO 4as made 90 the public free
schools on account Of The arrearage que the
schools. The auditor of public accounts re-
ports that the amount applicable to the
schools out of the regular revenue assessed
for the year s 1867 Al IS Hence the State
gives 1857 All 9S toward the support OF ner
public school system for the school year
1S9O-91. State school funds are apportioned
by the department of public instruction
among the respective counties and cities OF
the State OH the baeis of the school popn'
latiou of escb. Last year the schools re-
ceived 1851 467 81 from the State funds. Inc
funds now ready for distribution for to this
year exceed that by about SIG GOO. Inc
law requires that census of the school
population of the State shall DC taken every
five years. This population, according 10
the census of 1885, was 6iO 81. The re-
turns of the census taken this year have
ceen received from ali the counties and
cities except seven. Leaving out the seven
counties the returns show thst there ars Az
26S more children ofschool age In the State
in 1890 than in 1855.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19
Foreign News

LONDON, Sept. 19-Advices from Hiogo,
Japan. state that the Turkish man-oi-wsr
Ertogroul has foundered at sea, end that
five hundred of her crew we're drowned
Osmar Pachs end ali Pacha, ENJOYS of the
Sultan to the Emperor of Japan, were
among those lost.
BERLIN, Sept 10 "A FIRE broke out last
night 10 The house occupied by wealthy
merchant named Frichs, and his two daugh-
ters, aged 16 ana IA years, their governess
and maid were burned to death.
BERLIN, Sept 19.--Count Scbleini'z, who
had been ruined by gambling, commit
ted suicide by shooting himself With re-
volVer yesterday.
VIENNA, Sept. 19.-The Fremdenblatt has
saa;hiug article on American egotism is
desiring to exclude European products
while preserving European markets. L. Is
runorod that Chancellor Won Caprivi and
Count K anoky are discussing aint reprisa's.
PAB1s. Sept. 19.-The Courier Francois
saws that President Carnot ia expected 10
visit Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle next
spring.
PARIS, Sep. 10 -Ffance has entered in-
to contract to supply the Russsn Govern
ment with an euormou, number Of rifles
According TO the terms OF the contract 5OO,-
600 of the weapons will be delivered within
eighteen months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19
ADVERTISERS A.. :

might be, it was desirable that NO mistake
be made in the count. Not"ishsianoiog
what might be thought By thu House alo
the couotry OF the acts which caused IL 10
be done, he would order tellers.
Mr.. Mckinley and Mr. Crisp were ap-
coin 81 tellera . .aaa 'f'e House.
a tsta amazing in;iiden' occurred 90 the
tel'eea took tneie t,lace'
Mr.. H,!uao, OF Indiana, @as about 70
leave the hall sAeu hs was spied By tie
Speaker, who in loud tone directed the
tellerssto count the gentle from lndlsna.
Mr., Holman then turned and amid leuen
fer and applause passed batween the tellers.
After waiting quarter of 90 hour, the 'e1-
lers announced the presence Of 164 members.
Mr.. Crisp MADE the point of order, that
notwithstanding the four vacancies existing
In the membership OF the House. l64 M :
bers did aot copsii uts quorum.
Mr.. Eous, of Tennessee, referring to the
deser,ion of the democratic sidel said 1t was
familiar repetition of secession.
MIR. Crisp said that he would not go mo
he question Of secession With the gentle
man from Tennessee Thet was long wey
bebod bin.
Mr.. Houk re!or,ed lbat he was referring
to tDe present secession.
Mr.. Cdsp thought that it was sufficient to
reply that The absent N mbrrs believed that
when the IN ajoTity had given notice that 1t
was goiog 60 unseat an elected member that
maiDrity mus: have quorum.
Tee Speaker said he would therefore ad-
hers 10 the ,uIe tina. 166 members constt
tuled quorum.
a csl cf tbs house WIS therefore ordered
! aud 80 few democrats entered the CHAIN
bsr, the pfe3sncs of 10 members was dis
clos d. TIE question REQUIRED on ordering
the previous que ,tion On tea Laugston-
| Venab!e case The democrats then retired,
only Mcssrs. O'FertaIi, Crisp, Reilly, Hol-
m n End Parrets remaining in their eeats.
The previous question was ordered-yees
147. pays The cle'k noilns quorum.
Mr.. Cheadls, OF Johanna and Mr.. Cole
mae, Of Louisiana (repu5!icsns), voted in
! the regatiys.
After long and well contested fight be-
tween Myssts Crisp and O'Fsrral 90 one
eide aud .ho republicans, assisted By their
partisan SPEAKER, oD the other, the minoTi-
ty resolution of the elections committee'
declaring Mr.. Venable elected was defeated The
vote was then called on the majority resolution
declaring Laugston elected, on which the repub'
icans at half past four O'Clock are striving to OBJ
tain quorum.
Being unable to get quorum the House sd-
journed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19

As THE e1 democratic managers of the
republican party in this congressional dis
trict have decided that the republicans Of
the district, who polled such large vote al
the last election, shall have 90 candidate Of
their own at the one to be held next Novem-
Der, the republican voters are fancy Tree to
cast their ballots for whom they please, and
as two of them, ex-Mayor Berkeley and MIR
Green, the republican candidate for the leg
!slature last fall. of this citys say, many
themselves among the number. will vote foi
Gen. Lee, the regularly nominated demo
cratic candidate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence of the Alexandria Gdaette]
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Sept. 10. 1890.
1T the caucus of the republicans of the
House, held yesterday evening, Mr.. McKin-
lev said the party had been hurt in the home
of It's friends, the North, by the delay In the
passage of the tariff bill, and that the dead
lock in the House was hurting 1t more by
prolongipg that delay, as the members OF
the conference committee, to which the bill
had been referred, had their deliberations
constantly interrupted by calls to the House
to make quorum. After the caucus the
Speaker sent kilograms to all the absent re-
publicans, ordering them back under pain OF
having their pay locked.
During the first hour of to-day's session of
the House Mr.. Speaker Reed was guilty OF
three separate and distinct acts, which, II
the msjority of that body were composed OF
men fit for the high positions they hold,
would have, without delay, created va
cancy in the chair he occupies. He had the
journal read by counting in quorum when
not sufficient number of members were
present to make one he refused to have
the journal corrected 90 as to record his own
decision, because that decision was unparli-
amentary, and he counted in quorum to
vote on motion, declaring that his count
was right and that 166 members were pre-
sent, aud though Mr.. Crisp protested and
asked for teliers to decide upon the correct
ness of his count, at first refused to grant
the REQUEST, and would have persisted in do
ing so if Mr.. Mckinley had not endorsed
Mr.. Crisp's request, and said that in so i'm.
portant case as deprlving member OF ais
seat there should be no doubt. When the
members had passed through the teliers 1t
was found that quorum was not present.
Mr. Waddill, the republican member OF
the House from the Richmond district, Gays
he believes the copferrees on the tariff bill
will agree to reduce the tobacco tax, but that
If they shall not, he will make speech when
their report shall be presented. opposing
it and asking for its recommitment, and that
the other southern republicans in the House
tell him they will stand by bin, aud that
If the democrats will also assist, DO will sue.
coed, and the bill be defeated, unless the
proposed reduction BE- made. a northern
republican member, to whom this remark of
Mr. Waddill's was repeated, said no redus-
ton III the tobacco tax would be made, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19
TELEGRAPBIC BREyITIEs.

o., Georea r. D via waa today chosen
Director General Ct he Words Fair ever
General Hasiirss
Johu w. Dunn. one gf the large bri (
manufacturers CT Chicago, HIS disappeared.
An anxious vile and some anxious creditors
sre in STATE OF wondsrment as to what has
bscoms ofhim.
a freight train Ga the Santa Fs r. r
was thrown cff the track near Carrollton
Mo yesterday, and of We tram ps who were
stealing ride two we're killed and two
others badly Injured.
a dispatch from Denver, says: Il Is learn
ed that the Santa, Fe has not only bought
/ the Midland but ha' also secured an option
on the Rio Grsnds Wes.eru. Tae sum in.
VOWED In the deal in S33 900 600.
At Springfield, Ohio, Chas Drum, proprietor of
8 wine house last evening in fl of rage occa.
stoned By ja,Ou'y shot his wife and then with
the same weapon ended his own life. Both died
instantly. Both victims were shout 30 yesrs old.
Two small children survive.
The President to day issued Proclamation
extending till the 1st of November the time for
the removal of live stock from the Cherokee strip.
The President to-day also signed the river and
hsrbor aud the snti.'ottery bills.
Rev. Mr.. FIeund, Of Hoboken, n. j., was axak-
ened early this morning by some one in his room
He grappled with tho man, whom he found to be
his son, but the thief escaped with $500 worth of
diamonds
stray bslloon to which WIS alta he'd rope and
beg of sand WAS captured by farmers about five
es north Of Uaics, N. Y. last evening The
rope looked though ths basket had been Gu. Il.
The mail steamer Musashi Matu has been lost
off Cochi, and al OF her crew with the exc. ptiop
OF one japanese were drowned
A cyclone visited Msnning Is, last night Two
persons were killed and number Injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19

that when Mr.. Waddill's name shall be called
on the passage of the bill, he would vote with
his party In the affirmative, aud that all the
other southern repub!icsus wonl1 90 tbs
same.
The only two democrats ~ho tafaso to
help their party to defeat the radical rfpub-
lican attempt to deprive . f.ir'9 elecirf COL
league Of his seat, by remailirg il the
House today, were Messss Riley CT Penna.,
and Holman OF Indiana This feet should
bs rememhere at the democratic congress
ional conventions to bs held IN their dis
tricts.
1t Is uude, stooa that the greatest obstruction to
an agreement OF the coDfep on III. tariff bill Il
the ms tsl schedule, tho House republican confer
rees insisting upon higher duty than is $ g reea-
able O their sensloria! colleagues
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19

THAT GENERAL MALONE, who has re-
ceived such scans courtesy, let alone favor
from the national republican administration
should desire to resent that treatment, and
at the came time manifest his influence with
the republican party Ia Virginia by de
moralizing and disorganizlng the republican
orsaniz alton in the State, is only natural to
men like himself; but that Collector Brady,
q man OF the same sort, and once bis most
trusted adviser, though now his most In
yeterate enemy, to whom the administra-
ton has given the most profitable office in
Virginia, should also work for email re-
pubicsn vote in this State next November,
by urging the repub lean coDgressional con-
yentior in tais district 20 make no DoUina.
ton, sho xs that In him the crime of ingrat;-
tude has baen developed 10 ts most mos =
s!rous proportions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19

EXPLOSION IN THE STREET A ii Qrl4t
explosion, causing considerable excite N IT,
occurred on Bond street. Brooklyn, ye-'e. :
dag Men employed by the departmsr Of
city works were engaged in blasting The
rock was ia close proximity to the ga. m n
of the Brooklyn Gaslight Company. end
either the conclusion or piece f tbe rock
broke the msin aud caused tsrrf: tx.
plosion. Cobbie- ,tones and earth were
thrown nearly to the top OF the bul ~.
and sheet Of fl tme forty feet high shot up
into be air and act fire to the front OF The
house. The fl mes were extinguished, al d
the gas sbut on at The top of the main 4
number Of children on their way TO school
mario ely {, sped Injury. An investigation
later loWed that the exclusion was caused
by tee rupture of The gas main by the blast
and mo broken rock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19
Steamer Burned.

CHESTER, Pa, Sept. 19.-rhe passenger
s,eauboe, Norwood, was burned 81 an eafly
boue this morning. There was no ooe
aboard except the captain and his crew, all
Of whom escaped uoirjured. The boa, was
very old, was formerly knowo ss the Sarah
<. Tsgers and for several years has had no
regular route. The cause of the hreis not
known. The vessel was worth sbou. So 900
and ia we'll covered with insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19

WHEN Mr.. Speaker Reeds attention was
called yesterday to the fact that he had
made an supplementary suggestion, and
suoh an one as never had been made bsto'e,
his reply was, sit is high time such sus-
gestiop should be made" But the Constilu-
ton, laws and rules are OF minor Importance
with the man who "doWned" MIR. Blaine,
to the promptings of his own selfish and
malicious desires, which he calls higher
lewN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19
I,ExANDRIA. VA
FRIDAY EvENINe SEPTEMBER 10.
TIE REpuBL1cAN convention at Manassa

THE REPUBLICAN convention at Manassas
yesterday adopted a resolution, In which 1t
is stated that "a free and fair expression OF
the popular will cannot be erjoyed by the
republicans of this district" This is the
statement the republican convention cent
yesterday to the newspapers throughout the
North; and yet the same convention, snd at
the came time, refused. by an overwhelming
vote. to endorse the Force bill, which, It's
supporters say, is intended to secure tree
and fair elections in the district, IneIe
were arreets 10 some ofthe Virginia districts
for alleged offapses committed at the last
congressional election, but not one la this
district. in which an active and vigorous
campaign was conducted By beth parties.
The republicans have the U. 8. judges, dis
trict attorneys, marshas and COMMISSIONER
some of whom are strong partissns, and II
the republican voters were denied 8 free and
fair expression of their will at that election,
that some of them would have complained,
and come of the ofIspders been arrested,
goes without saying. But recklessness is
characteristic of republican assertions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19

Mr. SPEAKER REED evidently imsgines
that he is monarch of sill he surveys, certain
~ within the ball of the body over which he
presides. He treats the other members OF
that body az school master treats the boys
under his charge-has the doors locked to
keep them in. But the men in that body
are boys no longer and have put away child
ish things
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19
yaSl9s55
A ISOLATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Sept. 10
SENATE.

Mr.. B air introduced on behalf of the w.
c.. T. U a bill to prohibls the manufacture
or sale Of sriritous liquors in tho territories.
Mr.. Plumb's resolution 10 recommiT the
bankrupty bill TO The judiciary committee
with Instructions to amend t by making 1t
apply to voluntary bankruptcy only, was
placed on the calendar with the understand
ing that it will not be called up this session.
MIR. Plumb said ne was utterly opposed to
the principle of involuntary bankruptcy.
He understood that an association of whole
sale dealers bad spent good dsal of money
in efforts to have bankruptcy bill passed ;
and that fac. indicated that the bill was Lot
in the interest of the people, but ID the In
terest Of class of psreons whom it would
enable to put clutch on ,he throat of all
the business Of email kind carried on IL
United States.
Mr. Voorhees, introduced Joint res,iu-
ton for go immediate increase Of silver
money.
The Senate then went into executive
session.
When the doors were re-opened the house
bill to discontinue the coinage of the IS AID
81 gold pieces and the three-cent nickle
piece was passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19

seustor Aldrich's rec procity scheme of
the iarif bill has been approved by the con.
ferees committee A mi 1rity OF the con-
ference have also declared in favor Of eI
terdir- ,be bonded period 10 February !.
and word to that effect was sent to New
York yesterday to quiet the markets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19

Our ual Friday Remnant Sale will
attract those who have children to pre-.
pare for school next week.
1t means Odds and ends, but not in.
fsrior & obs.
ODD BANDKERCHIEFS g Ladies'
All.liner Colored Embroidered Hem
stitched II .ndkerchicfs, 1Sc each. Re-
duced to Tor SOC.
4 Ladies AIl-linen White Embroidered
Hcms;itched Hsndkerche;s Reduced to
1Sc escn, 3 for soc.
3 Ladies' All-linen Coored Fmbroiler-
cd i,ca.oped edge Hardkcrchiuis Re
duced to soc each.
5 Ladies Al.linen White Embroidered
Scsllop sd.edge Handkerchief Leduced
10 SOC each.
First Aoorl
ODD BLAEKETS-3 pairs 10 1 Fine
Vol Blankets. Rciucsd to$3.50 pr pair
2 pairs LA Fine wool Blankets. Re.
doced to 81 per pair.
2 pairs Id Fine Wool Blankets. Re-
ducod to s. per pair
pair Ii Fine Wool Blankets. Re-
duced 10 So
Fourth floor
oDDJACK ETS AND NEWMARKET.
/ Atwood Black Corkscrew jacket, nice.
" bound with mohsir b aid Siza a.
Reduced b. 50.
l Tan Cloth JACKIE. vest front, with
broad stitched edges. Siz} IL. Reduced
to -,
j Light Brown Cloth Jacket, with Tan
vest front aad pearl buttons. oize 40. Be-
duced to s..
/ Atwood Black Norfolk Walking
Jacket. trimmed with silk stitched braid
Size 40. Reduced to 1913.
! Atwood Black Jacket, with loose
front and richly trimmed in Black Size
Sc. Reduced to So 10
/ Extra Fine Fnll.length Seal Plush
Noamarkot siz> 36. Reiucel to $50
Third hoor)
ODD SIZES IN BOYS CLoTHING-2
Toys Atwood Dask plaid Chevlot Suits.
winter wei ut eze- nd IL year. He-
duced TO So 20 per suit
3 Dark.stIipei Choviot School sui's,
fal weight. Kaduced to 50 per =uit
2 Medium weight Dark str ped Cheviot
Suits, aited Jackets. Sizes ana & years.
Reduced t. 81 per suit
l odd CofkscEcR Getaway G a. and
Vest. sizs 10 year. Reduced T. % 8
6 Odd Jackets in Norfolk ard itei
styles. Szes 7. 9, II, II and Il yes,s L.
Reduced to 81 DO, % and 81 tac1 Lis
10 less than nslf price for this lot
30 pairs of Boys odd igtt we :
Pants all sizes. Reduced to Toe o,
2All-wool Mixed Cheviot Cap, over
coats. siz9 6-ycsrs be- uceito - e,ch.
= Navy Blue Chinchills geefsr Jackets
siz and ! . years Reduced 10 s. - c
= velvet KilJ -kirs size 2ia year
Black ard Navy Blue. Reduced 10 81
Navy B'uo Flaunel Blou'e Wi
sjzss . md II years Reeuced t. 81 each
6 Navy Blue Jersey Blouse ssi
Waists, ttimmed with iancy Bfsid' sizs'
Is and years. Reiuce1 TO sl.50 each.
Cardinal Jersey Blouse Waists. Sizes
3 and Is ye9rs Reduc-d 20 81 each.
(Thi.d noor.l
81. Goods delivered in Ale2
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19

The Parpelites say that Dillon and
O'Bfien wsre arrested yesterday to pre-.
ven: their contemplated Walt TO the United
States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-19
DRY GOODS.
OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LoTHRoP, J
CORNER 18th and Z sTRsETs N. W,
WASHINGTON d. C. J
Friday, Sept. 10, 1890.

s@ open each evening IN.
til 6 o'clock.