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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-28
VIRGINIA NEWS.
y tobacco has appeared in the Lynch

New tobacco has appeared in the Lynch
burg market.
Three colored prisoners made their es-
cape from the Stanton Jail Tuesday night.
The planning mill of G. c. Lassener, q
number of small tenements and shops ana
,wo restaurants In Norfolk were burned last
night.
In consequence of prior engagement
of Gen. Thomas l.. Rosser, the date for the
reunion OF the Laurel" cavalry brigade At
Winchester has been changed from Septem-
Der II to Weauesday, October 1.
TIE scandal case Of q young Norfolk
CO, MY trucker and young lady OF Nor
folk city, which has been the weeks senss-
ton there, and which was set for nearing
Yesterday, vas settled by marriage agref-
meut.
A dey or two ago tree which Mr.. W. 81
Enbrey, near Wsrrenton, was cutting ieil
and lode ed in another tree. Mr.. E., climbed
IN to cut eff the branch which obstruc'e'
the fall of the tree when he wac brushed TO
the ground and had his arm and several
ribs broken.
Colored people from all parts OF tee
country will assemble in Richmond In large
numbers on the 18Th. 16;h and l7th' OF DC
tobcr to participate in the great jubilee az
tending the celebration of the twenty
seventh anniversary OF the emancipation
proclamation.
Mr.. h. Il. Radford. cattle dealer from
Culpeper county, while driving out of War
renton Sunday evening wss thrown out pS
his horse becoming frightened ct younf
man on hvcicle and received dangerou;
Injuries His eye was knocked from tht
socket and his head badly cut.
Valuable lead ore (galena) has been founc
10 ALTERNATE county about four miles IRON
North Garden. The ore has been esssyed
by several experts. By an essay made 5J
Messrs FrIstoe & Lawyer, of Washington
D. G, it was found TO contain AZ ounces
silver to the ton, 40 per cent Lead and l:
ounces of gold.
The Shenandoah Baptist Association
ccmprisine niueesn churches In Virgins
and West Virginia, met in its eighth annua
session at Charl, stown, yesterday. The as
ISOLATION was called to order by the presl
dent. Raw. Julian Broedus Rev. JuiiaI
Brondus was reelected president, }. N
Laws secretary, and It. d. Gold treasurer
The president then addressed the assoca
ton and welcomed the visiting delegates
The annual sermon was preached by Rev
". A. Pearson, of Front Royal.
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,.,s themselves as at all demeaned by

eYnreas themselves rs aG I'll ueWeaueu Wy
q saociation With such men.
Ssnatcr Davis to-iay introduced gu
amendment to thu tariff bill providing that
binding twiue manufactured in whole or in
part from is,lsor tsmpico fibre, jute, jute
butts, menilla, sisal grass or sunni, shall 10
90 mittaG free IF duty. .,,-;oh
TIE an ndments opposed by Senator aiui tSa
to the tariff bill to-day practically Ii'
du.e On sugar Tho pension Dlile WIZ
40 ls1gs deficit in the next years revenue .naO
the rsopb,icsn members of the finance committee
NJ III senate arc trying IS hard as they can 70
,,re,ant II from becoming any larger.
kmooe the bills favorsbiy reported In the sen, :,
.to ,o.dty was one to mako Margaret HetZel CT
F,irtsx county vi.ginis, beneficiary OF the acS
=, n restore pensions in certain cases." Mrs Het-
al il the widow of Col. Abner REVERE Hetzel !,
who wss Qnart, rmaster General under General
Winfield scott, e.so
Mr.. La Toilette. a republican member OF the
House Wars and Means Committee says that
tbourh the Senate has fixed the tobacco tax at
eight cents pound, whsn the tariff bill comes
ack TO toe House, the republicans OF that hody
will insist upon four c5nts, and that they must 40
so to fulfill their promise to the southern republi'
can memoers. Unforuuateiy, however, MIR. Ls
Toilette does not speak by authority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-28
The Strike

ALBANY, N. Y. Aug. IS The State board
Of arbitration has notified third Vice-Pres!-
dan. Webb OF tho Central railroad, and the
NJ asssr Workman of assembly 246, Knights
of Labor, that on Tuesday next the board
will inquire into the causes of the contrc-
versy between the New York Central and
certain OF It's employees, and requests that
the parties to the controversy to be prepar.
ed With their evidence.
CHICAGO Aug. IS Twenty-seven s@itchmen
of the Lake Shore Road went out CT o
strike last night completely tying up all the
business OF the road as far as Chicago ia
concerned. The switchmsn afterwards ap-
pointed committee to wait on the mana
ger of the road, and 1t Is now thought that
the difficulty will be adjusted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-28
POLITICAL.

Hon. R O. Mile, of Texas, was Yesterday
re-nominated for Congress By reclamation.
Yesterday the democrats of the Seventh
Indiana district renominated Congressman
W. D. Bynum for the fourth time by acciL-
nation.
The democratic Congressional convention
for the Second district of West Virginia. ct
Keyser, yesterday, reaom!nated Hon. Wm'
l. Wilson by accamsIion.
Yesterday YES democratic day at Will
liams Grove, Pa and 10000 persons visite d
the fair to hear speeches by Hon. Chauncey
F Black, Senator Faulkner and others. 10.
day was republican dag there.
1! Is said that ,ha difference between the
s raehcut and Tilmen wings OF the Sjutb
Carolina democracy have heen adjusted by
Senator Butler, and the darge- OF split hes
passed Tilmsn will be tie next governor.
The democratic State convention of Wis
coussn met yesterday ut Milwaukee. Geo.
w. Peck, the bumorist, nov Mayor OF Mil
gaukee, was nominated for Governor. This
platform denounces the Mckinley tariff
bill, The fcrca bill and Speaker Rseo q
usurpation of power in the House.
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ALEXANDRIA VA.
THURSDAY EvENiA2, AUGUST %.
TIE FACT that republican Senator fro"

TIE FACT that republican sens'o'' '''"
a reoublcap State, made speech yesterday
IN favor of the removal oftbe tarif from d
necessary article used by the farmers OF dis
State and recommending the policy OF q
tree exchange of the products OF this sno
other countries, shows that the new gospei
of "free trade and farmers rights" Is spread
ing and making telling lnroads upon the re-
publican party. Mr.. Davis, OF ME-
ne.o.s, the Senator referred to- sa'o /,
Toe Americans could not forever i've anu
grow rich OF one another. The home mar
ket was SO completely possessed that IN Inc
cor fl ct of interests the very principle OF pro-
tso.,on had been in many instances sell
tbwartipg and contradictory. Americans
were now prepared to engage In foreign
trade which would be greater than all tney
had before the war, when they were the
foremost maritime nation OF the world
The truth of this ia recognized by evsry III
tellIeent man, and no republican need doubt
IT, for it was uttered by one whose repuo'i'
canism ia upquestioneo.
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The Strike.

Tho striking switchmon in the Chicago tt'ck
yards now state that the railroad companies have
C ,mbinod to down tho Federation of Railroad
Unions. B. & O. sWitchmen in the Chicago tock
yards have quit work. The New York Central
Railroad ofics are laughing at the boasts OF the
Knights of Labor thst they have tied up enc roan;
Chief Arthur. of tho Locomotive Engineers, viii
not assist the Knights he says: My advice to
the Brotherhood Of Engineers when men employ
ed in other branches OF railroad service have been
on strike was to mind their own business and
not do anything that did not properly belong to
them Rs engineers He farther says the Knights
took the places of his mon during the trouble On
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy.
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Whv the Knights Never Win.

A dispatch from Detroit, dated Tuesday
says:
Tom Barry was once power in labor
circles and at one time member OF the
Executive Board of the knights, with Pow
derly and hers. No one ever accused
Barry of being dis looe5t Or crooked. Asked
of the outlook in the present strike, ne ssid
this atris @ WIS failure from the start.
Powderly did not take the 1eld at the gu :
SGT and ma shall HI, forces "a good genera
but Instead of making game tight epent
the time In writing long newspaper artioes
campaigning Of everything and EVERYBODY,
and laying The blema on others instead u
on bimself. Mr.. Barry was ssked now IL
was that Knights of Labor strikes all.o
the country failed. He paused long time
and then said:
"It YOU want ne to tell you what is the
reason that The Knigh:s OF Labor are back
number. why, here it is: Did you ever hear
| of an officer in an organization trying to
bleed the members for a!l there Was in III
Yes. perhaps you have. Let me to you
something. Do you remember the great
Southwestern strike? We'll. l waa right In
the midst of that quarrel. The stocks of the
railroad fell right out of sight. W hiie TINS
strife was on l was approached by wall
greet broker, for l was member OF the
Executive Bosra then, and offered SlOo.OOO
| in cold each to tell in advance when the
strike was to be settled. Did take 1t Or
course not, or would be wearing sight
better clothes than 1 have on me to day. L
told the broker was not in 1t that way.
and he accepted nv declaration as truth. Il
refused that 500 600. but as member of
the Board laid the proposition before the
others. OF course, they rejected it with
scorn; but twenty-fonr hours later MIR. Pow
DERBY was in Ne1 York negotiating With
the very broker whom slghted. Ooe day
later the strike was declared cit. II get
ANYTHING out of 1t I have not received IL.
Perhaps Powderly knows better" MIR. Bar
ry evidently knew more of this transaction
than he told, but would say no more.
Relative to the charge, Mr.. Powderly
saws: "Mr. Barry Is an unmiligated liar.
Mr.. Barry was himself discharged from the
order because be was crooked 10 money
transactions. and because he misappropri-
ated funds. I, is proof sufficient as to the
falsity of bis assertions when it is well
known that I was not in the southwest
during the strike in 1856 do not believe
he ever had an offer Of 800 COD. Men
like Barry usually are willing 20 accept
money offers, and are usually purchased OF
their prics-a drink of whiskey."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-28
Telegraphic Rreyitics.

Judge Phillips was lasi.oight nominated
for Congress by the republicans Of The second
Kansas district, defeating John A. Anderson.
the incumbent.
Toe Sscre airy of.he Interior has informed
Gov. Welhey of Arizona, that the Preslden!
requires his resignation Immediately and
that refusal will cause summary removal.
The revenue cutter Rush is rot making
an seizures bns is simply ordering the seal
ers out OF Behring sea under threat O.
seizure. In every such csse the se2ers have
left.
dispatch from E Peso, Tex, SAYS fl Cd.
Visited Plaz, OF Juar,z Tuesday, destroyin.
Fifty five adobe hou:es aad rendei ing sever
ty families homeless The loss viii reach
SO, 600
new slaughter end packing hols3 cen :
pany with capital Of 81 COO 900, has esn
formed in Chicago ali the meals for exoo,t
across ths Atlantic will be slaust cred jo
New Jersey.
William F'amels last night during a
drunken quarrel With Wm. Ntspp, HE Ltot
her-ir-.aw. in Bsyonue, n. J drew dagger
andp,unged it twice in Vfepp's groin, cous.
ing almost instant death.
While the schooner Palmer was proceed-
ing down the river nile below Gocdspeed
Conn, yesterday afternoon, the is yea DID
daughter of Capt. Thurber fell overheard.
The captain jumped to save her AID both
we're drowned.
E. C. Hssli, who failed yasterd'y, has resigned
the presidency OF tho Baltimore Corn and Flou
Exchange and vice president Blanchard Rs.dal
is acting president.
1t is reported that the Guaomal. n fo:cO' on the
frontier yesterday shclIci position occupied BY
the Salvsdorians aftor tho polcc treaty had been
signcl
1t is ssid that Fx Vice Pro ilent Moya o. ST
Domingo, who is in tais country, is Plotting to
! overthrow the government of Sc. Domingo
The democrats of Indiana to-day nominated
Claude Matthews for Secretary OF State and ]. G..
! Henderson for Auditor and adopted q ringing
democratic Platform.
President Harrison left Cape May this morning
for Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-28

VIRGINIA DENTAL AssoCIATIoN.-The
State Dental Association, in session ct Ro.
noske Vn., elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, E L Nordis.
Charlottesville, Va frss vce-president, D.
D. Lester, Chfi-,iansourg, Va; second VICE
pr sident, W. O. Wood. suffolk; third vic :
president, Prof. ]. o Hodgkiu. Wsrrentou ;
corresponding secretary, ]. Hail Moore,
Richmond treasurer, James e. Thompson,
Fredericksburg. The next meeting will bs
held at Old Point. The following members
were recommended 10 the Governor as the
State examining board: E. L. Nordts, James
Johnston, d. D. Lester, g E Mercer.
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A MYSTERIOUS AFFA1R.-As stated 10 th

A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.-As stated 10 the
GAzKTTE Stephen Beck, German, who was
bound from his Illinois home to Hamburg,
jumped to his death from Pennsylvania
Railroad train near Holmesburg Junction,
and his little daughter, who followed after
him. narrowly escaped with her life. The
tragic act is wrapped In some mystery, it
being question whether the man intended
to die or merely tried to leap from the train
and leave bis child. It would appear from
nsDers on his person that he was a fugitive
from Justice, having recently been released
on bail on the charge of having committed
an outrage on woman. Another paper
showed that the deceased had by agreement
senerated from his wife one month ago, and
paid to her 81 .05O. retaining possession OF
the child Lsns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-28

FLOOD Noble county ALL, was visited
Wi h the heaviest rsio Thursday afternoon
ever known there, At East Union, on the east
fork of Duck Creek, several houses were
washed away. Oie bridge strack dwell
ng-house. and Rev. Stephen w. Archer.
Dias Kirkbride, his wife and cnild, Mrs. Ball
Dsch and David Moore's child were drowned.
The bodies have not been recovered. Many
creeks are two and half feet higher then
ever before. Many bridges are gone and
roads and bottom norn ruined. Traius are
stopped on the q. & NJ. aud B. u 81 G. rail-
roads,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-28

In THE good old times when plantation
manners were observed By southern mem
bers OF Congress in the halle OF that oody' nc
LADY, who witnessed their exhibition had tne
s,,ohtest reason to blush or to desire to leave
the gallery. But 1t is different now when
members of the North exhibit the manners
to which they are accustomed. The liaoili-
to to be grossly insulted by such speeches
SO that made year or two ago by MT
But,erworth of Ohio, and that made yestef
6av bv Mr.. Cannon of Illinois, should deter
ladies from listening to congressional de-
hates,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-28

ArA recent republican meeting in North
Carolina, Congressman Brewer, republican
attempted to speak, bat the negroes, who
there, as every where else in the South. COM
pose almost the entire voting strength OF the
republican party, refused to hear him, as all
the time of the meeting had been devoted
to speakers of their own race. They were
right. and Mr.. Brewer liz another one of the
many men who have been taught Lessons by
tahas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-28

A NEGRO convention ia Alabama has
memorial zsd Congress to lend every negro
applicant therefor one thousand dollars f,r
the purchase of a farm, on which the govern
ment shall hold mortgage not to be fort-
clos I'd for twenty years. But bow can the
poo., ignorant black creatures who make
this request BIS rldicu.ed, when their more
intelligent white neighbors memoria'ize
Congress for the establishment of country
nawn shops for farmers produots2
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
WASHING ron. d. O.. Aug. IS. 1890.
Congressman Buchanan CT the b, or Alb
ippdon, Virginia, district who has just been
rspominated unanimously, Gays the section
al and high tariff measures proposed by the
present Congress have made all the demo-
Gratis in that district solid, and entirely re-
moved all the differences that once existt q
among them. He anticipates Largely To-
creased ms ,rity.
Senator Allison told friend this morning
that be thought Congress would be ready to
adj ourn by the Goth proximo. Senator Cor
man says he thinks the adjournment will
hardly take place before the first Of October.
The following changes in the 4.h class
postofices OF Virginia we're made to-day ::
Cherriton, Northampton county, d. w.
Coloona MAS appointed postmaster, vice W.
M. Upshur. resigned; Locust Creek, Louisa
county, Q. r. BsgbS, vice Mary Il. bsepy,
deceased.
The House committee on agriculture TO-
day agreed to report bill requiring the
Secretary of Agriculture to establish stand
ard for classifying and grading grains, and,
according to such standard, to determine
and give such classification and grading OF
wheas, corn, rye, oats aud other grains as
the usages OF trade warrant and permit.
The disgraceful scenes In the House yes
terdsy afford the chief topic of conversation
at the Capitol to-day. The democratic
members OF the House feel that they are
disgrsced by being colleagues OF men guilty
of such outrageous behavior, but the guilty
parties don't seem to think they have done
anything out of the wsy, and, what's
worse for the country, but few of the other
mamhars who cit on their side of the House
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NIOTICE-Tho folio wing depostois of the Alex
IN andria Savings Institution, upon presenta-
tion OF pass books. will be paid the balance due
them at my offic,, No. 400 Prince stl eet, Alexan-
James D. Bryan. Mildred Brown, Joseph G.
Carr Virginia Cogan, Olivia J. Calvert, c. q. Cal
vert, Omer P. Cram, Malvinis Davis, Edward
Finn, VIM. +. Gardner, Peter Z. Hoffman, Mary
A. Harper French c. Lugenbeel, Mary +. Lusen-
boel, Eliza D. Massc, ]. Hills Massey, Caroline
&. Massie, Moses Rustcn, Virginia hfg.rs and
Martha Washington.
aug1s JOHN N. JOHNSON, Attorney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-28

THE 1MMUrABLE. rock-riDoed and ever
lasting truth expressed by the Latin phrase
yor populi, ror Del is demonstrated to the
most stupid understanding By the men the
'sweet people" send to Congress. why
carlainlu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-28
Foreign News.

GLASGOW, Aug. ga collision occurred
today between goods train and passen-
ger train near this oity. Twenty persons
ware injured.
Mons. Aug. 2S.-The total number of coal
miners ON strike 10 the Barinage district
is 16 500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-28

THE ELECTION for congressman In Maine
will be held next month. 30 far as heard OF
neither the national nor the congressional
democratic committee has taken any steps,
either by sending speakers or documents 10
that State, toward assisting the local de-
uocrscy In their Efforts to elect their candi-
dates or to reduce the republican majority.
Republican successes every where in this
country are secured by hard work and effec'
tive management; those of the democrats,
by main strength and swkwardness.
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DRY GOODS.

OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP, J
CORNER 18th and f STRsETs N. w,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Thursday, Aug. %, 1890.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-28

TNTHE U. s. House of Representatives a
d.y or two ago Mr.. Vaux, an old time DEM.
oorat from Philadelphia, said the right OF
the sectional and partisan maj 'rity in that
body to impute motives would not be recog-
Mad by the national minority until the
coming of the empire" Well. from the
wsy things are going en- now, old az Mr..
yaux lie, he may yet live to see the Gay ne
refers to. That it must come, Is proved, not
oply BY the history of all ra:iona, but by the
u ,tent occurrences of daily life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-28

Dist atches ftom San Salvador sta'e that
8 protocol of peace was signed yes erday.
Similar advices haze been received from
Guatemala.
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OPECIAL ELECTION.

Pursuant to resolution OF tho Common Coun
ell of the city of Alexandria, passed July Sth,
SECOND ward on WEDNESDAY, September 10Th,
1890 for the election of MEMBER OF THE
COMMON COUNCIL to fill the vacancy OCCASION
cd by the resignation of Leonard Msrbury. The
polls will be opened at sunrise and close at sum
down The judges and clerks of the regular cleo.
ton will be the judges and clerks of this special
election. JNO. T. JOHNSON,
aug25 To Clerk Common Council.
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D Store closes this
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Saturdays at 1 p. rua.

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