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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
MARKETS eY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NV yorx. December ia-cetton dun mid.
slipg axe. .ov midihng. 8 1915. good ordt-
nary. 4 Lie: pet roceipta sos bales; erosss
s6Oa bales: rpor,s-cosstsiss, lylo pe.es.
f,rwsrdei. $50 bales sales. tt bales, all 70
sulnners: stock, 6o.5Is bales Weekly net re-
ceipfs 2si bales: gros~, s. SOY bales esrofs
20 ,sres, Britain. s,Sts bsies, 70 mo Ccnunens
7,sis bales; forwarded, s.e3 bs.es; salss -.
Net receipts. s0.626 bsioe; eIpoft.-to 1oes
Britain. I9,g30 balos: 10 France, ~ nssss 70
sbe Conuneet, 9l,at bales stocs ,'S,vn oA.s~
Consolidated ne, receipts. Ta.so5 hslss. et-
ports-to crest britain. s5.slt bales. - Frsnce'
H.as5 bale.: TO The Continent S~Ii psls>
Totals since september lett Net receip = 49,.
ss) bales; etports-to crest Britain, i'soST'
bales: % France. ss.,qs7 bales; 10 ire .onu-
nent e525i5 bales: 10 the Channci, i,fss bs'es.
SOUTHERN n0Rr nrm and quiet Wheat dnii, ~
he up, aed nrm; No. rod. tLVossioot.
options stronger; No . red, December, tLot.
January, sLooN: Nay, sis's. corn hrexl-
Jar: No. , B3s63.c option very dun January.
81 May, 00ac. Oats stronger options dan bus
frJnef. December. ssAe.; January. ac@ hay'
5l.c.: No. = red. spot, t9s ahoac. mixed veet-
era, t7a50c. Hops easy and quiet. Cosoe-op-
ttons steady December, 81. SatifW. January.
fIG Nssl65o; MAY, fiAs,anaO. spot Mo rfin
and fairly scuye; tar cergoes W.
sue,r-has. cuiet aud steady. fair renoine,
4 aIec refined aaiet Molssses stesdy. Rice
steady aud quiet Petroleum irmer aud quiet:
refined. 7.3sc. Cosion-seed oil dun and sieaiy'
crude on crate, is.'s ~ a9r,a easy rarssstns
guiet AMI steaiier ~ 5iAsSac. WOOL easy
and dun Pork steady AMI QUIET beot
duiat and steady; teethsms duii
hut steAdy. rierced beef sIeaiy Ani
ouiet. Cu,.meats dull and weak; ptcelet BEL
lies, 50: shoulders, stb0 Miiiles dul bus
arm. Iari closed strong: western sioam, hW<:
city IS ~: January, $40 hid; February. ton
hi: March. IS 81. May. $500 oti renaei dulL
Continent s6O7ssfNSA Frcishts dun; cotton
s-ssd.: grain, 3D. asked.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. December ia-Cssh quotations.
Flour steady at slight CONCESSIONS Mo- aspnns
whes. alHc = No ? rel. 9aS asSs. No. georn,
SIZE No. 2 oats. axe. Aess-pork. s,stSl2A.
Lard. fa67S snort ribs, tLsoasA9A shoulders,
fL93slL3S. Short-closr, tAg0at0.5. Whiskey'
si.M ...
Iation tbis morning and the tone ~ cables ws
decidedly strong Tho market opened nriu ana
Laac better than yesterdays Close. Business
was dragging until ~ O'Clock, and there WAS Q
iark OF orterp from outside, hut those and locai
desltngs Increased later aud fairly active
trade Was done In the last hour of tue session.
Nav closed lc over the latest yesterday Tho
cora and oet pits were not very tnteresuns
Fluctuetous in the most active delivery were
confined 20 a range OF about 4c Provisions
fairly active.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
Shot in the Discharge Of His Duty

CHarrANooGA. Tenn, December l9.-At
10 o'clock tonight Policeman Musgroye
popular officer. was shot and killed in a
saloon in this city by negro whom he
was about TO arrest for stealing. The negro
made his escape. but IS followed by "A large
number OF armed men. who will make short
work OF him if captured. The officer read
the warrant, and was about 70 put his
hands on the negro when the latter stepped
back, pulled pistol. and began. firing.
The policeman was unprepared for the
attack. but managed To get his revolver
and fire twice wildly. lie then fell and
died IN twenty minutes.
Glue and colds both stick" but DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup at once removes the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
WE'VE MADE MANY.

Effort ls the parent OF success. II VIC hadn't
TRIED-and kept persistentIy az Two couldn't
haves he elegant line OF OyERcoArs We are
showing to-day mems, Boys. and Chiliren'sl.
Reforms must grow-an1 this Is an overthrow OF
tho old condition Of aFsirs. Under our tender
nursing tho experiment has matured 70
healthy certainty. Now. when q fine OVER
CoATis wanted, you don't 80 TO q tailor-his
price Is too high. You don't go 70 our brother
merchants-they haven't them. You COME
HERE. Your satisfaction nnds responses In tho
RICH QUALITIEs-the TRUE FASHIONS, and
the LOW PRICES. We've EVERY STYLE and
EVERY SIZE needed-from childhood to old
age.
Such arc OUR oygRCOATs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF The WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stochs Graia'
Tobacco. Cotton, &c.. and In Con-
pection Thsrewith the Wes-
Their Indications
(By telegraph 10 the Dispach.i

=, WASHINGTON, December ia.-Foro-
ram lc.st FOR Virginia; Fair westher, east
fhlh erly winds: slight changes In tempera-
Eturc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
TO BE WITHDRAWN.
ShermRn's Hawaiian Resolution - The
Tariff Fetich Must Not BE Disturbed.
~ ,o,o,raph IN tina Dfspatchl

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch'l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., December l9.-ft is
understood that after q consultation be-
tween Senator Sherman and Representa-
five Mckinley on the subject the former
has determined 10 withdraw the resolution
introduced by him to so construe the tariff
law as TO maintain the Hawaiianreeiprocity
treaty in operation. The probability Of
amendments being offered which might, re-
open the entire tariff question is under
stood to have caused this decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear aud pleasant and slightly warmer, with q
slight fall In temperature at night
Range Of Thermometer st the front door OF
e., D,sngf.h office yeSterdhy:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

uonestl You can buy that hrst-cisss
iniment. Salvation Oh, for tweh1y-nve
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
DEcExBsR 10, iss0.
OFFERINGS.
WHBAT.-f29 bushols.
CoRN-72i bushels.
OArs--;,000 bushels.
kYZ.-75 bushels.
SALES.
WHglr--?2 bushels.
CoKS.-67g bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
WHEAr.-Lonzberry, $50. atl %; mixed, Sgc. o
ti.o2: shoTtbsrry. Ole. atL0i.
CoBs.-White, 57a59c. mixed, 5sa5Sc.
OATs.-NiIed. i5A5Qc.
RYL-75a1Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
FLOUR.

FLOUR.
We quote Fine. t2.5oaS2 IS: supsrnns, - 75a
g. 25: extrs, f3.S0atA75; family, tiatlS0; pat
ent family, country, tl76ss5la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

Noon setA......- l.io ENoulnk =. 80.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 10. 1900
ARRIVED.
steanship Wyanoks, Boaz, New York, NOR
chandise snd passengers, George W. Allen s.
c., agents.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers l. b. Tatum, vice. president.
Steamship Wyanoks, Boaz, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers; George ". Allen 3
Co, agents.
PohT OF NEWPORT NEWS, DsczaBEs 10, lss1
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Schooner j. NJ Brown. New York.
Schooner II. b. ogden, New YORK.
SAILED.
Schooner A. H. Howe. New York. coal.
schooner Eva l. Ferris. New Haven, coal
PORT oR WEST POINT, DscssBkB Is is9o.
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Allegheny, Parker, Providence,
merchandise.
steamship DanvilIs, Bulups, Baltirg z, mer:
chsndlse aud passengers
Steamship Allegheny. Parker. Norfolk. NOR
steamer Elm City. Eaton. waikerton. NOR
steamship Danvil,s. Biliups. Baltimore. ner.
chandise sad nassoascrh
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

lRepOrtei for the Dispasch-I
DsossBsH l9-Nsrret steady. Prime. D.
extra prime. sGc. fancy. s4c Spanish, -
exc. factory hand picked, 34s4Ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
Id lNcnrAsE RAcK nATRED.

Tine effect Of the bill, in his opinion,
vouldbeto cause even still more bitter race
hatred. He suggested that the petitioners
required under II would become marked
mon, a. would also the supervisors, ana
from the roports OF investigating commit
tees and all the knowledge obtained during
tho mast twenty wears Il was plain what
their fate would be unless Congress was
disposed 20 proceed TO the remedy under the
Clnstitution--that Of DENYING representa-
uon on account Of exclusion of the fran
chisc. The only remedy that existed was
IA he enforcement Of the laws already on
the statu.e-books. and in the assurance
that no pressure from the outside would
10 exercised.
THg SOLID SOUTH FURTHER soLfDiFIED.
In his Judgment the solid South was
maintained by reason Of It's leaders use OF
the cry that u was intended on the part OF
those who controlled the General Govern
mont 10 interfere with their local affairs.
The moment such cry was enectuaiiy
proven 10 be without foundation the south
could not no longer be kept SOLID. Inc
sectional party there would DIVIDE in,o
actions IL had already begun 10 dlsinte-
crate That disintegration must neces-
saf.ly bring about protection To the negro
vote. The organization low irresistible IN
folne States IN suppressing that vote would
be among the earliest to bid for IT'S power
when they found il necessary for Their own
existence. The colored man needed ecu,
cation. The white man down South needed
the same.
Ponca NOT no BE JUSTIFIED.
II an oligarehy existed in any OF these
States il was the duty Of the United States
Government 10 suppress IT. Under inc
Constitution the General Government was
required to maintain republican form OF
Government ia each Of the States
d the Union. IL such state
of things did not exist then
force could not be justified. This country
sas governed by public sentiment. Pub
hc sentiment would not tolerate such q
slate of affairs. The general opinion Of
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Market steady

COTTON.
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS..
MIDDLNG. %.
Low MIpDLIs1, shc-
Good ORDINARY, sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-23
COMMUNICATED
Governor Hill and Mr. Cleveland.

To the editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
Ex-Secretary Eodicott is reported as hsv-
ing made the assertion on recent occasion,
that Mr.. Cleveland was sacrificed in the last
Presidential contest By Governor Hill, in or
der to secure his election as Governor o.
New York. Respect due the high official
position once heiG by the ex-Secretary In
duces the hope that he gave utterance to
no such remark, as nothi0g could be mors
preposterous;y absurd. There existed every
possibls motive on thu part OF Governor
Hill for desiring the reelection of Mr..
Cleveland, and not single one for wishing
his defeat. So far as political preferment
was concerned, Governor Hill had every
thing to risk without anything to gain by
Mr.. CisvelauG's fsiiura to be elected. Mr..
Cleveland elected for the second term would
have sheiyed him even Ii he had been liz
Goyesnot's Hills way, and lef5 an open
6s!d to the Governor for the succession 10
1892. Surely Mr. EJdicott could not have
been guilty of pespe;ratipg SO stupid an alb
sur6itv as that attributed to hiu. But
If be did, The patent fslJity of the charge Is
forever exploded by an authority that CAN
not be questioned, in speech made at q
dinner given Hen A p Fitch at DelmcGi-
co.'s. ia Nav York. isst week, by Mr.. VIM.
S.e.nway, The memher f;he pationai den-
ocrntic committee from the State OF NV
Yofk. But even hsc Mr., Seinway never
spoken, nor had aoy other witness appeared
to refute this s;iIy charge, Gov. Hill would
not have requ'r,d defsnse. His whole
politics: life is living vindlcation sgaiast
such charge. His democracy has never
been of doubtful character. 10 no contest
has IL ever been questioned. 10 every great
political Col fict through which the country
has ysssed since he entered public life, he
hes sought the thickest of the fight,
rsslaiDg with mastery activity the sword
O a ed IN hewing the way to victory.
K,,.sv.ncibe leadership inspired his fol.
!oSers with dauntless resolution
that planted the banner OF de-
mocsacy tEinnphsntly ever the for
trossss Of every battlefield. Nor has he
ever teen called by mis- party to lead
a forlorn hope thai he did NOT respond. Ia
the Presidential contest of 1883, he lost sight
of biroseif in his Efforts to save the nationa!
ticket. 10 ihe recent Congressional cleo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-23
The Indians

PINE RIDGE AGENCY, s. D., Dec. % II
police have arrested the messiah down il
Rad Cl7ud's camp. Wasn they pulled ths
white blanket off they found an intelligent
but harmless crauk, NJ. c. Hopkins by nam7.
from Nashua, Iowa. He cia,msd ne wss
there In Inc 10 erssr CT peace. Some G! ths
Iadisns were indignant cv4T bis err
while others laughed and said hs was )
crazy fool. Rsl Cloud cane up 20 him and
said "You 90 home. You are 40 500 Of
God"
An Indlan scout has just returned from u
Visit TO Indian cemn il Bad Llnds. and SAT-
thu apirl: of hostility sill prevsila there.
The Indians said they had been raaly To-
meet the soldiers fer month, hus the Ia tsr
ware towards and afraid to come Gu, a.
fight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-23

The PROPOSAL for the fourth attempted
settlement of the State debt seems to be
fouaded upon common sense. 1t Is hoped
therefore, fer the good OF Virginia, of oil her
residents, aud of every body having the least
interest In her welfare, that the proposition
may be accepted as soon as possible, and
the poor old d;smembered and outragedSsate
be thereby restored to the proud position
she once held among her sisterhood. The
vast m rty of her people are farmers, aud
therefore, by reason of federal Legislation,
are not prosperous, bat they want the stain
ofrepudation removed from their State, ard
would do anything in reason to accomplish
such desirsble and audabe OH aCt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-23
Congress.

10 the Senate yesterday Mr.. Higeiaa, ci
Dsla ware. spoke in favor OF the election bill
and Mr. Voorhees,, IF Indiana. against it
10 his speaoh Mr.. Voorhees, said ia The
force bill designed TO purify electionsf lis
an ADMINISTRATION measure, advocated by
the President in his as5 messy, on the
around that 1t is. Il is advocated by repuf-
licsn Senator's an; Representatives en- The
plea that 1t is needed 70 make cur elections
honest expressions Of the peoples will. J"
Yet Senator voorhees, showed ha', sooD at
Ter tha ssidertiai election, scheme in
which tae President appeared 10 be Involved
was set on font 10 colon u Indiana Tor 1892
vi b 5000 North CaToina negroes. The
Lin,,aa7 letters show that persoss very close
to the President were privy to the scheme.
TIE point of The letters was that the demo
cratic rasiorities in Indiana, Wert Virginia
and Connecticut might be overcome by ju-
dioiors importation of negro voters at the
orcDar time Il Goes rot appear that the
foroe bill provides fer this class of cssee.
After MIR. yoorhees' speech Mr.. Hosr. SIS
stated in the GAZETTE he ~ond DO, crl ed
for vote for an evening sessicn. which re-
suited, seas 90, nays mo qlcrun) AID The
Senate a. j5urnsd
Thu Il ,or wsa accorded to the Committee
Oh the District CT Columbia. Three or four
measures of pn.5ly LEGAL nature were dis
posed of, aud than az extended discussion
arose upon bill Incorporating the George
tom and Arlington Railroad Company
Il aulha5;zss tina CONSTRUCTION OF street
rail 4av So follows: Beginning st SeVenth
and B streets northwest, along B street to Viz
ginia avenue, thence to Twenty-ai1th street
thence on Twenty sixth to NJ street, along I'll
street and Canal Road to 8 point on the
Potomac River opposite the Three sisters.
with authority to BALD and maintain
bridge over the Pctom &c to the line OF the
District on ,he Virginia side ard thence to tho
north western entrance to Arlington Cemetery
The District Commissioners approved the road
sud tho District committee unanimously recon-
monded that tho bill pass. An monument was
offered by Mr. Atkinson p:oviding y at The road
shall NOT lay its tracks on tie Lqucducs Bridge.
Tb;s was agreed to- aud after several other an and
ments had been offered the bill was recommitted
and the House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-23
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The banking bouss OF D. F. Kagey q Co.,
of Lnray, closed It's doors yesterday.
1t is understood that Rev. G. 2. Bryau, Of
Bsrrqvlle, Clarke county, will he called 30
the Episcopal church ct D.uvile as sFso-
ciate rector TO Rsy. DE-. @. w. Dame, whose
age and inli m;tias are fast fitting him for
active serYice.
Thomas @. Massey, prominent real cs-
tate agent, wss followed By t@o uen on his
way home in R,an2ke Sunday evening. and
assaulted Sith a slupgshot. He wss dsst
two terrific blows on the head, which knocs-
cd him senseleas. R9bbery 8a3 the ohio :.
Ia New o leaIs yesterday VIM. 2. Bstls
brought suit against the Rlcbmond ard
Danp!ls Railroad Company for $1,000 fer
ejsc;ing him FROM train 81 Charlottesville.
scsnss his ticket had not neen counter
signed, as repaired by the rules ei The o2m-
pguy.
a conference OF i4aJi5a dam ,ctais mar--
beis OF tho Legislature wi! probably be Se'd
10 Rohmood SOON to a!scl5s ihe les.ion OF
an extra session Of tho two houses. Gov.
Mckinney sill holds tbst there Is YET no
reason fer sn extra session. Ii the Ocott
committee suGlnitS plan OF settlement Of
tbs debt favorable to the State ha5is, WIN
in the limits Of tbs Rsdjiaterger bill), it Is
said the Governor will call its memheEs TO-
gether. Ooe OF the most prominent dcn9-
Gratis 10 the State sad yesterday If the debt
onaa be disposed of it gould be- worth NIL
lions ut dollars to Virg mia in capital that
vou seek investmeuo be,e. This debt, he
pent on to say, is not understood outside OF
Virgins. even emong Zoe b.s5 business rl'n
In N.w YORK They have nsye- realized
that it is . political matter in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-23

AN .CoNFsDERATE vino went North,
turned republican got federal office. End
now supports the party that would subject
the people of his own section to all the nee
easary horrors o. negro rule, is being ex-
amined on the charge of having, when a
"resel," been cruel to Union prisoners. The
charge. of course, is not true, for no Corfed-
crate soldier, even II be had desired to be
cruel TO prisoners, which would have been
unnatural and COW ardly, would have been
permitted to be go by his officers. Bat all
the same, few would grieye If the msu who
would subject his old comrades and their
kith and kin to negro rule shall lose his
Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-23
TELEGRApHIC BREVITIEs.

Tas resdepc, Of V.cior Rodgers at Jesse
Vile, Mich, burned lest evening, and his two
children, aged three snd tee gears, persisted.
Tae mammoth chair factory OF @. H.
Boulwar & Brother, at Hillsboro, Vt, IVES
entirely Destroyed by fce last night. Losa
$50 600.
Hon. P. q. Collins states. that his zesigns-
ton of the Craftsmanship OF the democratic
State committee, of Massachusetts,, means
hla permsosnt retirement from politics.
John Gallagher sni Joha Johnson. two
miners, FAYE bean hell up near Sallds, Col ,
aud robbed o; $4,000 in gold, which they
had just secured from prospects near by.
The largest frs that Rutherford, n. j.,
has ever known occurred shortly before mid
night last night. Ths entire block OF build
ings opposite tho dapot was burned to tie
ground.
Masked robbers ents:sd the houae of LIZ
land McE roy, living neee Hannibal, Nc,
last night, aud holding him at bag with re-
volvets weat through the house, securing
81 600 il money.
The Chicago, Milas1kee ana ST. Paul
Railway Company has commenced seystem
of retrerchment By reducing the wages paid
to clerks, photographers, ssatioa-ase ard
some section mon in amounts ranging from
50 to S25 PSF mouth.
The report CT mortality IL New OfleaDs
shows 236 daa;h', tbs lsggeot number during
| shy ono week ever recorded there asys
when yellow fever prevailed twelve gears
ago. The largo das.h rate is due to the
prevalence of the grippe.
In Eewark las. night woman followed another
woman into a hallway, and c'usching her by
the throat with one hsnd, ri1sd her victims
pockets with the other, and succeeded in escap.
lag, after taking a roll of bills amcuatiogto So
The sugar. house..of COPYRIGHT Eustis, Flu ilcr
plsntaJon near New Orleans, burned this morn
/ ing Loss S Oo, 900 irfurance $4,000.
Fire at az carly hour this morning in London
destroyed eight largo shops and damaged other
property, eau, lag heavy loss
/ BY tho fall OF ono of Armonr's old packing
boascs in Chicago to-day, two mon were killed
! and seyer,l Others injured.
I Dr. Brennan has been aprointod Catholic Rish-
! op of Dallas, Ttxss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-23
The Parnellites Beaten

KILKENNY, Dec. 90 The result OF III
election hsld yesterday to fl the seat fos
North Kilkenny In the House OF Common-,
made vacant by the death of Mr. Maruw
WAS announced ct noon tc-iGy. The pol
ing resulted in victory far the ant
Prr ellities, their candidate, Sir JohG Pop
Eenueaey, being returned The rcsiif q
he election YVES ga follows: Henuf=a,
> 527; Sculiyl 1856; majority for Heanesag
M c1llision tock PLACES between 10
opposing parties.
Sir vircont scall h IS lolgoi petition protest
ing sgainst tho election CT Sir John Pope Hence
soy on the ground of il husnce on the psrt If 5h'
priests
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-23
Foreign News.

BUENos AYEgs, De. 23-Tha rumor to
the etfscs thas plot 90 oyer.hyo1 tho
government existed, aud that aagera per
sons had been arrested for complIcitq ia
the conspiracy Mss bean confirmed.
GLASGOW, Dec 2S.-!'hs railroad st,ise
has extended 10 Edinbltsa. AID II is faxed
the limit of IN trolo = mas DOT te4a REACHED
PARIS Dc. 90 --Toa Ga,Goi ANNOUNCES
today that Emperor William has cide,i
to visit Paris. The Emperor, IL is aaii, WI |
travel 10 strict inooenlto and sill cot lako
up bis rssideacs at the German embassy.
LONDON, Dsc. % --A1Sices from Mada
gaacar state tha. body oi Eovas, pall b.
the Malsgasy Premier, have pillaged ;ba
Catholic rnisslonar;e,' r N ses at Aatana
Narigo. Father Moutsnt was wounded
while doing his utmost 10 Gsoisot the pro.
perty OF the missionary e,e.icn. Ia &C.
dition to this outrage tina Eovas attacked
the house of the French vica-pFesiisn,, a.a
other prominent buildings. These attacks
were repn!sed by he occupants Of The bo2d.
ings referred 60. tbs P,a.ea:aa: m'sa.t
was not moiested b. tAs Hoyas.
PARIS. Dac. 23-As the result .! qaa--
rel yesterday in the Hoei Dc Vile between
NJ. Dnmsy, member Of tbs Chamber Of D
pu;ies snd NJ. Broussc, vice chairman c: iha
Municipal Council, in which ~ Damsg
was struck N the faca, a duel w.5h pis c.s
at twenty five PAGES has bean arrange
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-23
A Family Row. .

MOUNT VERNON, Ky, Dsc. 23.-At Bash
Creek, nine miles .sast OF this place, on
Friday evening, fl 1s persons were wounded
in a general row. jack Baker received a
bal in the left bresss; Andy Mason had
his wrist shattered from ball; con OF
Mason got turrow plowed aoross his head
iu,t over the LETT ear; John Angling re-
oeiysa 9 similar wound, and his wife was
shos in the back. a the participants are
rsleted By marriage 70 each o,hs'.