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The Newtown bee., 1891-03-13

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The Newtown bee., 1891-03-13

Manuel Current, we'll known here, died
at his home in Richmond, Va, Sunday
night, at an advanced age. He was
brother-in-law of Capt Edwin and Miss
Malvina Buckley and the remains were
brought here for burial in Oak Lawn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17

ODD FELLows.-Th Grand M1s'er o.
Odd Fellows of the State has announced
the following appointments: Grand Mar
shal, @. V. Grim stead. of Lexington /;
G and Conductor, A Banning, OF R 1anoke ;
Grand Guardisn, T. V. Turner, OF o O
Poiu.; Grand Herald, H. " Vail, Of Mo-
folk. The Graud Encampment of Dad Eel
lows, in session In Richmond Yesterday,
elected the following officers: r E. White
hurss, Safo k, Grand Patriarch James
Smith, 0 d Point. Grand High Priest; e.
Compton, Front Royal. Grand Senior War
doc J. A. Scherer, Marion, Grand Junior
Warden; VIM. w. Sherwood, Alexaudris,
Grand Scribe; Jas. T. Layton, Fredericks-
burg, Treasurer. A. B. Bowerng, Fred
ercksburg. Grand Recorder. After dispos
ing of much business. the grand eIcamp-
meDt adjourned to Facet next year in Rich
moDd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17
The President on his Travels

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 1.-THE train
bearing the Presidential party arrived here
this morning. when the train reached
BsllView, a station 7 mile. from this city, II
was boarded By committee of oltizsns from
Memphis, including number OF ladies'
Mayor Clapp received the President and
party on their arrival In the city and large
crowd. Doludiog the local militia were gath
cred at the station and cheered the Presi-
dent. The party were driven to the Mer-
chants Exchange, where the President held
q reception and made speech.
DnriDg his speech the President said :
"rhs government IL compact of people
to bs governed by majority, expressing It..
sef by lawful msthcd5. Everything In
this country is 10 be brought to the measure
OF the law. There must be no other
supremacy than that Of lawful msjorities.
Therefore, think, while realzs and sym
pathizs with your dHicu ltiea, we must all
come at last 10 lhi, conclusion that, the su-
premacy CT thu law is the one supremacy In
this country OF ours.
I am glad that The Confederate colder, con-
Tossing that defeat which has brought him
blessings that would have been impossible
otherwise, has been taken again into foil
participation In the administration of The
government, that no penalties, limitations
or other ipfl'ctions rect upon him. have
taken end can always take the hand Of q
brave Confederate soldier with confidence
and respect" Great cheering.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17
rELEGRAPHIC RREYITIEs.

William E. Decksr, who murdered his
mistress, Nellie Foster, was sentenced In
Emira, N. Y, to-day to imprisonment at
Auburn for life.
Mary Melzdotff, who vas convicted Of
murder in the second degree for poisoning
Miss Louisa Bfoadwaters, Was to-day ser :
fenced In Baltimore 10 IA years In the peni-
Tertiary
1t is reported In Paris that the F.ench
government will refuse the request of the
executors of the will of the late Prince Ma
poleon, to allow the body to be- inferred at
Ajaccio, the capital Corsica.
During a thunder storm that passed over
Philadelphia and vicinity last night, tho resi-
dsnce of Professor R M. Jamea, at Haver-
fora College Station. was struck by light
ming and totally destroyed by FIRE.
Mrs. John L. Sullivan Gays she has no In
tention of being baptized April &c. or any
other known date and says she does not con-
duct salvation army post. She Gays she
expects to accompany John L on his trip
to Australia.
Louis Billing, who had bsen sentenced to
hang at SaVannab, Mo-. to-day, and who
escaped from prison last week, has not
yet been captured. Russell Petty, who Yves
to have been executed ct Paducab, Ky., to-
day has been granted new trial.
William Denney,a preacher of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church. died at Soren-
to, H., from wounds received Tuesday night
al the hands OF BUD Thatcher during dis
ousson about balance which the latter
claimed Danny owed him for clearing some
land.
The first v hitc lepl b'ican meeting ever held in
South Carolina was held in Charleston last night
ana was attended by largo number OF leading
citizens who have heretofore associated with tie
aightout democratic party.
The London Chronicles Rome correspondent ssya
that Mr. Porter, the American Minister, is about
to depart from Rome on three months leave OF
absence, but the statement is officially denied in
Rome.
1t is deried that Mary Anderson Navarro has
bect me mother. 1t is cal she is living an IN
happy married life.
Every thing is quiet at Blsckfoot, 1daho and no
apprehension is felt of an Immediate outbreak by
tho indians
Over $2.1OO,O0O in gold have been ordered In
Now York this week for shipment to Europe to-
morrow.
So fa-, the recount of votes in Chicago l;sves
Wsshburn rep, for Mayor still in the lead.
Anarchists in Paris last night prevented num-
her OF workingmen from holding meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17
The I allan Affair.

Ia the course Of his reply to the interpel
la,ions 10 the Italian Chamber OF Deputies
yesterday u ention of which was made In the
GAZETTE, Premier Rudini said that On
learning OF the certainty that four Of the
IynchsG men were alisns, the Italian gov
ernment Immediately directed the attention
of the Unted States government to the mat
ter, and received from that government sat
istaciOry assurances, which were afterwards
person. = confirmed by Mr.. Porter, the
UniteG States minister. The premier then
read the telegram which President Harri-
son Gent to tbs Governor of Louisiana, on
March l6 and added that the Italian gov
ernmens, iige froti Isn't Harrison, demanded
thai the guilty. parties bs brought to justice,
and lba. iudemnity be granted to the fami-
lies of the victims As the action OF the
Unitad States, continued the Premier.
had not ccrfesponded with it's promises, the
Italian government Was constrained to de-
mand Il formal ASSURANCE that the guilty
parties should be denounced, and that the
title to indemnity should be admitted In
principle The Uoited States. however,
failed to give thia assurance. replying that
the Constitution of the Uaited States did not
permit the federal government to interfere
10 State sEfairH. The Premier then proceed
ed to give detailed account OF the negotia
lions between the Italian aud American gov
ernmeDts, ending with the order to Baron
Fnva to take his departure on leave Of alb
sence, seeing that he had proven the Inu'li-
ty of diplomatic action. Tie Marquis I'M
perieli ives Instructed to eta g that the Incl
dent would not te closed until the federal
government. had explicitly declared that le
gal proceedings against the lynchers would
he promptly begun.
Premier di RuGin declined to make q
statement regarding Secretary B'aine's note,
which, he said. he bad not yet received, IN
ill he had road the text Of the paper.
After the adjournment of the Chamber the
Marquis said. 10 substance, that the cab'ed
summaries of Mr. B sines reply, which had
been sent to Rome. and which he had seen
In the pub!ic press of that city, were too
brief and otherwise inadequate to enable
him to form definite opinion, much less
give an opinion for publication, even II he
felt justified in adopting the latter course of
action
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17
The Presidents Trip

The President and his party travelled
from Atlanta to Birmingham, Ala, yester-
day, AID after tour about Birmingham left
In the evening for Memphis, where they are
due this morning. The reception at Rir'
mDgham was the nolsest yet encounter
ed on the the tour. After leaving the ho-
tel the President held special reception
for colored neople at the Sixteenth Street
Methodist Episcopsl Church The Presi-
dent has aessnt,d to an arrangement for
% aetics with the PRECEDENT of Mexico during
his Welt to El Paeo. Texas, next week. En-
thusias;ic greetings were the invariaole rule
every where aioog the ronte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17


WAs8ING EoN, D. O.. April II, 1891
Now tha: the resignation of Treasurer
Huston bss been accepted, and his successor
been sppoirte6, ore of his intimate friends
says tina! in view of thu Acknowledged ser
vices he had rendered Mr.. Harrison 10 hls
Senatorial az weli ss Presidential campaign,
he YVES irritated st not being offered a cabi-
net position at first, provoked when bis wife
was not Invited 10 assist Mrs. Harrison, q
previously intimate friend, at her receptions
and rendered hiind mad when he was not
made Secretary WINDOWS successor. He
also Gays that though President Harrison
will probably DO Te-nominated, hle heart and
that of MIR. huston will never beat az one
hereafter.
An Ohio republican here to-day says all
lie not we'll with his party In his State. For
aker, he sGys, has control of the machine
there, and. in addition, has the support OF
che school book ring, whose ir huepce e1-
tends to every public school 10 the State,
and that il he Ell all succeed in securing the
nomination for Senator, of which there is
strong probabil.tr, the State will certainly go
democratic by large maj ority.
Nothing fresh from Italy had been re-
ceived at the State Department up to DooD
TO-DAY. Inere seems TO CO DO anxiety Wndt
ever at the capital Of the new, In respect
of intelligence from that Of the old world.
There IL, however, little curiosity coucSfn
Ing what course Bolivia will take In respect
of Mschscha, one of the Italians lynched In
tho New Orleans affair, who was at the time
of his murder the accredited consul Of b.
ivls ct the port OF New O;lsa;s
The argument in the Bshring Sea case, IT,
volving the right OF this government 10 pre-
hbit any other nation from catching seals In
the northern part OF the Pacific Ocean, has
bten postponed from next Monday until
Monday eek.
The report has been revived that Senator Q1ay
understands that his position as chairman of the
national republican committee is not in accord
ance with President Hsrrison's wishes, and that
he will resign it at an early date 1t is also sale
that Dud ey's recently announced retirement
from politics fake, and that he and Clark
son have also urged Quay to get out of tho wsy
and let them run the machine. 1t is said that
meeting OF the committee will DO held here mex
| Dec mber when Mr.. Qusy's successor will be Sc
lcctcd and that then it will be determined to hold
| the next national republican convention as early
ss May, 1872.
Senator Daniel left for his homo in Lyrchburl
yesterday, and will rot return for some time
Senator Barbour is in New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17

ONE OF The negro speakers at the eman-
cipation celebration in Washington yts.er-
day evening said "be had no hesitation 10
saying that there are great many negroes
in Washington who are un6t to be fret"
As. painting the moral OF his tale, be allud-
ed to the fact that while only twenty -four of
bis racs we're listening to him. Penney yanis
avenue. for two miles, had bsen packed with
negroes from ten O'Clock 10 she morning
until three in the afternoon. waiting for the
appearance of negro procession. But HE
point was Ambiguous. inasmuoh as silly ss
was the long waste OF time referred to,
mauy people would have deemed 1t even
more sllly to have listened to the speakers
remarks,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17
a New system

PARIs. April 17-Medcal circles in this
city are greatly interested In new system
OF treating tubercalous diseases. discovered
by Professor. GERMAN See. According to
Professor Sees plan, patients snffsring from
tuberculnais pass four or & 7s hours daily In
close chamber wherein the air is above
aorms pressure and s saturated with cree
soto eucalyptol The pressure Ia gradually
a mosphare and hs!f Excellent and per-
manent results, it is announced, have been
obtaiued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17
VIRGINIA HsWs.
Mr.. Blaine lie ut Virginia B Zach.


Wm. F. Keifoot. of Clarke county, clerk
In the office Of the Superintendent OF Public
destruction OF Richmond, died in that city
on Sunday iaet.
The Piedmont Convention of the Episco-
pal Church will hold its epripe session next
week, commencing on Tueaday, at St,
Stephens Church, Culpeper.
Mrs. E NJ Richards, wife of J. 3. Rich
ards, OF Riverton, died on Thureday OF last
week eyed about 6S years. She was q lady
universally beloved in the COMMUNITY III
which she lived.
The mission services which we're to have
been held at ST. james Episcops! Church,
LNeshurg, during The week, have been post
poped until next week owing 10 illness in
the family OF the missioner. Rsy. Henry
Wilson, of ST. George's Church, New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.


RoMs, April 1.-THE Messagero to-day
says that Mr.. Blaine's reply to the Marquis
81 RudIni's last note evinces :he great desire
OF Mr.. Blaine to elude the demands OF the
Italian government, to escape from iudem-
nifying the families OF the man lynohed at
New O,leaus, and to refrain from scoedipg
to the Italian governments right to inter.
vene In the New Orleans affair. The POpolo
Romano says that In view OF the tenor OF Mr..
Blaine's answer to the Marquis di Rudni's
note, 1t Ia difficult to form any idea as to
how or where the matter will end.
MADRID April 1.-THE draft of the new
commercial treaty between Spain and the
United States looking toward partial reci-
procity of trade with Cuba was concluded
to- lay. 1t is understood that the treaty
fixes very low duties on -four and her ar
ticIes imported from the United States into
the Antilles. Hon. John W. Foater, who
has negotiated the new treaty, will leave for
home tomorrow.
BENAREs. April 1.-THE excitement In
this city originating from the demolition OF
temple In order to provide site for lew
water works increases every hour. The
natives In the city aud district are gathering
In large crowds and serious riots have al
ready occurred. la spite of the efforts Of
the police and the military the natives, who
we're In state OF semi-revolt, cut the tele-
graph wires. looted the railway station and
pIu 1dered the railway treasury chest Of
about 5000 rupees. The local authorities
aum noned large numbsr Of volunteers to
! their assistance and have succeeded 10 ar
| resting hundred of the most violent of the
1 rioters. These arrests have resulted 10
quoting the disturbances for the present, at
| least.
ROME. April II The fall text of Mr.
Blsiues reply reached this city to-day. U.
| 8. Minister Hon. A. G.. Porter and other
persons holding positions which would ena-
| BILE them to exprts, valuable opinions upon
the New Orleans dispute, say the coutro-
Ve, sy is in course OF adjust meut and that 30
far as the future negotiations ara concerned,
the diplomats geek chiefly to establish
aud maintain tho correct construction of the
various points Of international law which
bear directly or Indirectly upon the sub.
jeot.
LIsB IN, April 1.-THE troubles which
brought about crisis 10 the Portuguese cab
met aud which resultt d In the cabinet ten
derirg their reslguatlons. have been salts
factorily arranged All the ministers re-
tain their posts except the Minister Of Pub
lie Works.
PARIS, April 17.-Adviccs from Chilli state that
President Balm aceds has ordered the CHILEAN port
oil :ias to avoid any complications with the own
ers and officers Of foreign vessels
BUENos AYREs. April 1.-THE outlook to-day
pc itical and financial, is no brighter than it was
yesterday. Tho army and navy are at variance
In regard to General Rocas candidacy for the Office
of President. There is great uaeasneSs prevail
ing everywhere.
OTTAWA, April lit is stated that the bound
airy between Alaska and the Domii ion will be one
O. the points of discussion at the October confer
ence in Was ngton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17
r a NDRIA. V a
FRIDAY svgNINe. APRIL IT.
IRIS noticeable fact that the President

IRIS 3 Doticesble fact that the President,
Ia the speeches he makes during the soutn-
ern part of bis Swing around the circle"
f most Invariably lugs 10 something about
Tie necessity for "the rule Of the majority,
and Of the absolute equality of all men be-
fore The law" No man in the South denies
the legal rights of spy body else, and WIN
Montana, New Hampshire and Connec'icu'
before his eyes, how Mr.. Harrison can &c
occurring the men of the South on the nee
essity for the rule of the maj orty, Ia Wnat
ppzzIes unsophislicated people. Why, the
!ete republican Congress turned out southern
white r,en, fairly and legally elected Dy
immense :pajorities, and gave their sests 70
ueerct 10 n 40 wore not elected either faifly
or uufairly, legally or illegally. with tha'
fact still fresh In their memory. does Mr..
Harrison imagine that his hypocritical piati'
tudes about the benefcence OF mpjority rule
arc commended By reasonable and To-
tsIlieent southern men On the contrary,
his should know that such men either resent
the ir,putation upon their intelligence, or
else ridicue his protef que effrontery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17

SENATOR ALDRICH OF Rhode Island says
The tariff will he the leading issue in
1892 If tho Senator were as right on the
subject OF the tariff as he Is on the fact that
i, will be the chief issue OF the next Pfest-
dentisl campeign, he would be an all around
RICH. man. Y5s, low tariff Is In the air, and
even those who don't cow cry for 1t want
to hayo it discussed. 80 that they may be
educated on the sui jsct and be able to de-
termine undsrstsndingls whetherto vote for
IL or not. The increase in the price OF the
uecessa,ies Of life immediately following the
passage OF the Mckinley bin, which raised
the dntg on those articles, and the fall IN the
price Of quinine snd sugar, caused by The re-
,noval of the duty on them, were patent o.
jact Lessons, tus the people went them eluci-
dated. 1.-THE democrats be wise they will
make support OF low tariff end opposition to
the Force bill tie chief plsnks 10 their next
national platform. Ga such platform they
would have . walk over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17
Hanged.

OMAHA, Neb., April l7-Wiliam Hsuen-
slime was executed here to-day for the MUIR
der of two men named Roten and Ashley,
who had discovered number of stolen ar
ricles, secreled In Hsuenstine's house.
TAHLEoUAH, I T, April II George and
Fred Dunnwas were hanged here to-day for
the murder CT Wash. Lee, near this place.
In September last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17
Court of Appeals Yesterday.

Corbin against Planters National Bank Of
| Richmond. From the Corporation Court Of
DanvilIe. Reversed, Judge Lewis deliver
| ing opinion. This case involved the re
| spopsibiity OF the holder OF note to give
| the indoraer thereon notice of failure of the
principal to psy. The court held. Judge
Lewis delivering the opinion, that the no.
tice oiprotest 70 ust be served on the indorstr
| of the note or other eimilar negotiable evil
| dence of deo: the next bu'iDess day follow-
ing that on which the same goes to protest.
The refuli of the discussion 10 the case
causes the holder Of the nots to loss the
amount of his claim
Campbell against Shpman. From the
| Circuit Court Of the city ofAiexsndris. Al
6smed. Judge Lacy delivering opinion, con-
Cured 10 by Judges Lewis and Fauntlaroy,
Judge Hinton not sitting and Judge r CHI
ardson dissenting.
Terry against the Commonwealth. From
the County Court of Campbell county. Re-
versed, Judge Fauntleroy delivering opir-
ion.
billiard and ais against Turner's admin
traitor. From the Circuit Court OF Amherst
county. Affirmed, Judge Hinton delivering
opinion.
Roller against Ell ,gsr Removed to
Staunton.
Tyler. receiver, against Sites. administra-
tor. Writ of error and sunsrsedeas award
ed to judgment rendered by Circuit Court
of Shenandoah county on the 2lst If DC
tober, 1890
Goodman. 81, against Haskins. Writ OF
refused to iaogment rendered by the Circuit
Court OF Powhatan county on 18;h April.
1890.
Thomas against Sellman. Argued by
B. 7. CrGmp, eeq, for appellant and SUBJ
mitted.
Wbitelsw against Sine; Dspisl seainss
Wharton; Marshall against Palmer; Kinch-
Zoe against Lake. Continued.
ChsikleV ngains, city OF Richmond. Ar.
gusd by F. d. Mcclure, esq, for plaintiff in
error.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17

retsrv Blaine's latest note on the New o.
leans affair. Bot as the people of his own
country are pleased with it. what those OF
Italy may think ON the subj twill give the
Secretary 20 especial concern. Mr. Blaine's
letters are for homs consumption, ss be
wants all the products of his country to Re.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17
The Australian Ballot

sT PAUL. Mion., April 17.-Lest night
che house of representatives. concurred In
the Senate amendments to the elections bill
aud 1t was passed. The act extends the
Australian ballot systen to the whole Stale,
aud the amendments were TO require voting
for individual candidates and to forbid
punching OF candidates IN voting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17

THE Valley Jirginian. the most inhaen
tial republican newspaper in the S ale, eays
''The republicans of Virginia. regardless
Of districts, will never be- united under Gen.
ersl Malone T~o-thirds Of the intelligent
republicans of the State have no confidence
In his repuhiicsnism, aud so far az the bar
gain and sale contract recently entere into
between him and Lsnaston is concerned,
they have the utmost contempt for It,"
From this it sppears that the true inward
ness of the famous reconciliation between
General Malone and the negro Langstop,
whom be defeated for Congress last fall, lie
as transparent to reputable Virginia republi
cans as 1t is to everybody else, and also, that
1t is vain and will not accomplish Its de-
sired oil jsct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17
Destructive Fire

Nhw YORK. Aprii 17.-Fre broke out in
:hseix story Ross building en- Hudson street,
ut half-past twelve tbis morning, II burned
With great 6ercepels and all the fire engines
that could be- spared we're called to the
scene. The B ,ss building was totally de.
stroyed. aud Taggar' storage warehouse
a. .:ni.y Is eso in rum. It Ia estimated
thai tbs lo.s will amouat &c ever half mil
lion doiafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17
In HIS recent speech at Knoxville, Presi

In HIS recent speech at Knoxville. Presi-
dent Harrison said
What IL 1t that has stirred the pulses OF
this great region, that hos kipd!ed these FUR
race firss, chat has converto these retired
and isolated farms into centres Of trade and
mechanical pursuits bringing q market ciose
TO the door Of the farmer and bringing pros
psr,y into every home II is that we have
nc iae Of division between the States, 1t Is
that these iU,E u sas of freedom and enter
prise, oncs limited in their operations, are
now common to all the States"
The President told the truth; and II free
trade batween the respective States OF the
Union have prs daced such patent bene6cent
results, why wouldn't the removal of re
strcions upon trade with Canada on the
North. and Mexico or the South, and with
all other foreign countries, make the beDe6-
cial results OF fee trade still more apparent?
Whet IL true of part Is true OF the whole.