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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-19
Southern Railroads.

Rumors we're current Ia New York ye:-
terday to the effect tha! reconstruction OF
the Richmond Terminal system wae pend
Ing, and caused heavy selling OF the CON
psny's eecnri,iss. There ives Gai6 to bs q
good desl OF uncertainty about the dividend
on Richmond aud Dsnvile, payable in jan
usry, and es this dividend is necessary to
provide for the peYmsns OF the dividend or
the Terminus; pTa;srrsG, that divid md yves
also stated ns doubtful. The ofiosrs of the
c3m psny sey theS Gho dividends have not
been discussed, aud vii! not be Until after
tbs election of the aew dirsctor9, which will
ccou. in ato0t three weeks.
The East Tonnes=ae, Virginia and Georss
stockholders met in Knoxgjl yesterday. Jbree
hundred and twelve thcussId Sna seventy-three
I'll r,a OF stock were represented. Mir. Inman
holding 81, 902 shsrss, mostly by proxy. The
only work dops was TO hear the presidents re-
port ard thea adjourn TO December 16, az i was
the wsh to meet sitter the Terminals meesiny, to
DO held at I ! ;hmond December 8.
This was 6one in order 10 allow the Terminal
g ockholders to nsme the dirtcsory if they saw
ft. President Inna1 says he knows OF no official
or oirac :ory chsnRes. He III nks tho Richmond
ar d D&nVille meeting clloi for December will
all be barren of directory election, aitirg the
outcome Of the 1erminsl election. Concerning
Mr.. Inman said the question OF dividend was not
discussed and was not likely to bs unit! the Gus
tomery time, about D scember l.
In an interview Mr.. Innsn said that the report
as to change management in he Est Tonnes
see, Virginia and Georgs's affairs WAS fclie.
The arnaal mseting Of the stockholders of the
Richmond, FIe1ei c'sourg and Potomac Rail1old
Company was Id In Richmond yesterday. and
the cd officers wero re olsc:ed. The vacancy in
tho directory caused by the death OF Mr A. s.
Biddlo OF Philadelphia, was fl.d by the election
Of Mr.. Ward, Of New York The annual report Of
shows: Gross receip's, 1855, 649.63; operating
expenses. $462, 1913; net. 1898, $50 so; sur.
plus, S52 O94.52; sxaendsd In betferms ts, $19,-
549 40; remainder, $32 .53612. The surplus OF
$52, o9452 has bsen Carried to profit aud 70 3,
thus showing for the first time since the isus by
order of III, Supreme Court Of Virgini. OF div.
dsnd obligations en- the guaranteed s.ok ba'-
anco to the c.eiis OF that account.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-19

The VIRGINIA DRBr COMMISSION The
members of the Virginia DEBT oommies on
and the oott oon mlstee we're il sassion In
Richmond fos several Eours yesterday even
Ing considering The oew plan proposed for
the settlement IF The State debt. Another
conference will be held 20 Day at which time
it Is thought some conclusion viii bs reach
ed. TIE gentleman who participated In the
meeting Sill maintain the etiiotest secrecy
as TO the status of The negotietions.r The
sub.o0m mlttee, 10 whom several features OF
the plan over which there Is disagreement
was referred, reported progress. and the four
gentlemen last night wers further consider
ing the questions they we're asked to pass
upon. Mr.. Dlbuey, ofthe commission, said
that he was very hopeful CT good results
from t, Ia conference. The othsr gentle
men also seem to entertain the came feeling.
Mr.. Bull returned to Nsw York last night
and General Gill to Baltimore. leaving only
Messra. O:cott, Garden and E lis as repre-
eentati7es of the Oioots committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-19
The Alliance and the Third PARTY

INDIANAPOLIS, tnd.: Nv l9-The point
a. Iest nleh,'s ssssiou OF the Alliance was
he crmwi tai OF he supreme council 10 the
h'rd party movement. This was effected
through the adoption of a resolution af,red
by ,rry Simpson ins.ructing alliance mem
b -rs CT Congress not to enter the party ecu
cus,es Dol. Livingstone, OF Georgia, pro-
tested against its adoption, eaylng that he
was elected as dem ocrst. and proposed to
act With that patty whether the alliance
liked It or not.
A series OF resolutions presented yesterday and
said to be aimed at 1r. Livn zstonr caused q
heatet debate an were referred. They d. clsred
that largo number o; nj N had been elected to
Congress by allia:c votes aud demanded that
thsy support no man for Speaker who wo aid not
first declare for the alliance Uniform. They fur.
Their declared II the sense Of tho b,dy that these
con gresham should nomi nate one Of their own
numbsr 70, the speakership land sick to him
They further admonished alliance men thro u Oh
out the co1n.ry to beware Of committing thrm-
selves to suy party in such NAME as to inter-
tere with their freedom of political action or Of
taking any go i.ion in favor Of men OF p,rtics
not Ia symrashy with alliance principles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-19
FOREIGN NEWs.

TIE German war Office has ordered that q
iargs number of tents be manufactured for
the eastern army corps for use In the event
OF war with Russia.
The Russian government. will probably
employ thousands of peasants In the fam.
lac stricken districts on the Siberian reil.
road now in COURSE OF construction.
The announcement that the Czsr had is.
sued decree prohibiting the export OF
wheat from Russia was premature. the ts-
suing ofthe decree having been postponed
until December.
The London Chronicles Vienna cores
pendent says that the Ro,hschild banking.
house has declined to relieve the French
syndicate which undertook to fost the last
Russian loan. The Both schilds cffsr to take
G5 COO, 900 worth of the upsod scrip.
A number of the striking compositions of
Brenslau have been sentenced to pEy VAIL
Gus penalties for breach Of contreot In Stop
ping work. The magistrates of several
towns have given notice that strikers mens-
cling non-strikers or visiting their housez,
will be punished With the utmost severity of
the Law.
From dispatches received ct Bio JaEelro,
Brazil, yesterday. 1t Is learned that the ia
surgents are fortlfsing the city of Rio
Grande and are making preparations for re-.
polling any advances made on the place by
the forces OF President da Fonssca. The
government has ordered force of troops TO
proceed to the city CT Dssserro. capital Of
the province Of SAINTS Catharlna. This city
is 460 miles southwest of Rio Janelro. i
contains the palace of the president OF the
province and an arsenal and is defended BY
several forts. Later advlcss from Bio
Grande do Sui say that additional towns
In that State have gone over to the side Of
the Provisional Junrs. The enlistment of
infantry and cavalry among the people of
Porto Allegro, Is actively carried on Five
of the government fact are reported to
have given their adhesion to the Junts,
which had adopted as It's flag white and
red globe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-19
NEWS OF TIE Day.

The Methodist General Missionary com.
mIttes flashed Its work at Cleveland, Ohio,
the total appropriations amounting to 81.
222 600.
Smallpox ls prsvaiensl 10 sevsral New Jar
sey towns and tie health authorities have
adopted vigorous Measures to prevent an
epidemic.
The United Siates grand jury ct Charles.
TOP, W. Va, las returned an indictment
against the PRECEDENT aud other eff ,eys Ct
toe Louisiana Lottery Company.
Rev. DR.. Julius E Grammer. rector of 81
Peters Protestant Episcopal Church. Ba!ti-
more, for many yeare. he's resigned Gu &C.
count Of III health. TIE ves.ry accepted the
resignation.
J. B Bosrmao. Of Washington, was az
sailed by highwaymen in Montgomery
county, hid yesterday. He had e consider
ehle sum Of money, with which he escaped,
but left the hcrae and buggy with the high
wsymen.
The coolest place In the Uoted satss
from which telegram we're received yesier-
day was Red Lake Fais, MINI, where tbs
mercury registered 230 below zero. Many
cattle and sheep ware frcz,n 10 Minnesota
and the Dakotss.
Dr.. W. H. st. 1hn Rose was arrested at
Frankfort, Ind, yesterday, on the charge of
bigany by Mrs.. Rose, whom ne married at
Fort Wayne two years ago, and who says
he hss another vile at KslsmsZ 10, Mich.
Hs is Ii Ill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-19
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10.


A. DAY or two ago, when the trenon
Chamber Of D spusies decided to impose .
dutv OF two cents pound on American
pork. s,mo Uniformed republican neWspa.
nara told their readers to the contrary. ard
said that instead OF practical prohibition Of
American pork from France, which the de-
o,slon referred TO really lie, il removed the
restrictions that had previously been I'M
posed upon the Importation OF that article
into France. Now these same papers, nav
ing at this ste day seen their error, say that
France must reduce tbs high tax she has
imposed on American pork, in order that her
people may have cheap meat. Why, OF course
che mus; but in saying this these papers give
themselves sway, f,r II the removal OF the
tariff tex on meat imported into France
would make meat cheap in that oountry,Wn
wouldn't the removal Of the tax on ARTICLES
Imported into this country mske such ar
ticles cheap here? That 1t would is made
plsringly apparent by the great fall In the
price OF sugar and qulnlns that has taken
plaza In this country az the direct and I'M
mediate effect OF the removal Of the tariff on
those eytclef.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-19
TELEGRAPHIg BREyITIEs.

Yesterday fire destroyed the entire tu.l.
ness portion OF Edgestov, No. causing q
loss of $4,000.
a. Hart. dry goods. nation aud mjli.n r,
merchant, of ssaunton, w., assigned res.
terday. Liabilities $4,000
The North German steamer EGer about
which some anxiety was felt has arrived st
Southampton, England, with her machinery
disabled.
g. Henry stEatton, one Of The dozen men
who outissted all the otharr at fasting con.
test In New York MUSEUM. G.el thla matp.
Ing from exhaustion
An aged couple. JA1cs E lis ard wife
we're found dead Ia their home last nigh. ST
Troy, OAio, from accidentally lnheliog uat.
ura gas and their three children were Ut.
conscious IN ma. I've.
Iaasmuch sc paIacas ica a!oa ,de rest Of
the world ihs inIFiyse!on that S Pau ia
the oolds,s p'ate c. earth, it has been Dc.
oided to hava i & f rem csla'fa ion Of the
city's Cite anniversary.
The murder Of Mr. Wm. n b2h, aged -
years. aud tas prosa,'e fatal IL ring Of her
husband, eyed 70. q I'9uoo, P4 ye,.sr.
dsy. threw thst har,let lao 6 81 Of great
excitement. I'm < ck, qu,rfymaa, lgs
been arrss ed. c5a's, i via 'ha oim9
The ooroues's jury il Dah!in whch bss
been invss igstlhg tho case Of Rev Samuel
g. Cotton. who wss charged ai.h having
caused the death CT an nwaie Of tbs Caycgh
Orphsnage, to-day returned verdict de-
claring that The y feelh wss ceu.ed by
Ill ire ,tueut ct The hands OF O9ton and
that Cotton vas guilty o insnslsuRbter.
Hundreds OF men hava Ietur. c, to Minnesota
from North Dskote, hero they have been assist
ing at tn eshing. ] hey ~ that ct least ono.thrd
of the wheat is ttiil unthreshed, but that they
could not rem&ia hc.e with the temperature
hove ing about the z,ro point.
Early this morning a trsin o. the Parnsylvani.
railroad killed two Poles WHO wero crossing the
track at Dorm Lane, N. j.
The chief of III Montreal fra partmeat hiss
beea arrested for turning in a fSs alum while in
jol mood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-19
PsNs1oN FOB Mas JEFrsRsoa D.v1,-

PENSION FOB Mrs JEFFEBsoN DAvI,-
MIS- J. ffsrsoD Davis aDd Der daughter, Mias
Winnie, Left Richmond yesterday for Mem.
phie, Tenn. The Richmond Dispatch 10 day
in 40 editorial on Mrs. Davis sa,s: "Tte
Southern States ought to vote peneion to
Ma. jeff Oh Davis, and Virginia ehcuId
lead the uovsmsns. Il lie 20. hing but fair
and proper that We shou put her upon the
same footing tba. che Uni ed States govern
ment places the widows Of its presidents.
The duty dsvolves upon the States that
composed the coniederacy, ss the eonieder-
ac2 ia thing Of the past. IL cannot bs
very costly precedent for us, inasmnoh es
there never will be another eonfsderaoy,
aud, therefore, reVsr another widow Of
Confederate president"
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wEpp1Ne.-Miss nne c. mbe! Core daugh

t,r CT Mrs. Loag as Gordon, one of the most a.
trsc:ivo women in B4lsimOrc society, snI Pay.
master John D;ntmsn Lowell, of iho United Sia.es
Navy, weo msr,i9d lsst evening, at hslf.pss5
seven o'clock n the residence OF the BRIDES
mother. in Bslam re, by Bishop Randolph,
OF Virgins. The presents ware magnificent. The
b.ilo's mother gave Ii r silver tea.sct and her
bgother Sr. Bs ciord n, OF Rappahai
county Va gs7a her s.ver d act. Her
two ter hrs. D,Corrsey III n ri d Mrs. Trip.
lett Hsxall, each ssye hsr liver Iit,hcr made
after the pattern o. ii oil f-''iy sive. Tie
groom is nDtive of sJchez, Miss. and grand
con OF GIN. Qiit mn wh) 70 gallsntry at tho
stosming OF Caapul erac. W., ap2olntet tho drst
go 7erI o. OF tho City OF NIX co. nud WIS sfta-
ward chosen governor Of Mississippi
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
The Episcopal Church Congress.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-The shird day g
session Of the Episcopal Congress began at
1920 O'Clock this morning 10 the Armory of
the National Riflaa, Bishop Dudley, Of Ken
lucky, presiding.
Rev. DR.. G. W. Shinp, of Newton. Mass,
read the first essay OF the session on the
general subject OF NEW and Old Parochisl
Methods" he said all methods Of parish
work may be grouped into four classes:
l. Those who aim at thu religious cduca-
ton OF young persons and the ignorant !;
2, those seeking 10 care fer the poor, the
sick aud the disabled; 3, thosa for reaching
strangers and others who are out lf the
way; 4. those who promote Christian f,l.
lowship. Toere have been periodic, he said,
when laymen end laywomen had not bsen
welcomed SO helpsrs, but that day had
gone, although there is not ses in thls
church as large aud general use made o! lsy
people as there should bs. What work
needs dolngs low can il beat be done {?
Who 10 there tc do it9
Rev. d.. r. a. Bradley, OF B ,ooklSn. fol-
loved with al essay on the ssms SUBJECT.
He said at present the church in America
had only trssmentsry financial system.
The clergy and lalty indulge in all sorts Ct
schemes to raIse the necessary funds for the
support OF the churoh fairs and the like.
It is terribly deficient Ia respect 20 money
matters. It was false idea idea, he
thought, end misiake, 10 try and
make the services OF the church entertaining.
By and by the resources OF our church
proper to entertain their congregations will
have become exhausted. This will natural.
!ly lead to the opening OF theatres on Sun
day. Tnis vii! bs this logical consequences
of thu great and growing entertainmsnt
feature of our churches. The church, be
declared. could ooly WIN the world to Christ
by fgating. 1. never could be won BY coax
ing. II we fall Rome or Satan must occupy
the and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-19
XII ed BY Wolves.

ST. PAUL, MINI Nov. 10 Wolves killed
three children Of Andrsw Gnlick, yesterday,
near New Brighton. Mimi, 10 mile5 north
Of this city. A drove of 125 wolves we're
saen together In tha. vicinity Monday. The
Gulick children wandered from home into
the woods and were attacked AID devcured
By the beasts. twenty-five men with
hounds started out sfter the wolves and
surrounded them In swamp and killed
eleven Of them. An effort will be made to
exterminate the brutes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-19

TEE REPUBLICAN managers in Dauphin
county, Pennsylvania, In order to make the
negroes In That county s1id for theis ticket
at the late election, put one OF them On that
ticket, but, as it invariably bsppensin all such
csse,, Though ell the other candidates on
the ticket ws.o elso.sd, TIA negro was de-
ieatea By Iargs msiority. But the poor
ignorant negroes will continue to be caught
By Just such flesh salt all the days Of their
lives. l. ia heir nature to te 60 caught. and
nature cannot be changed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-19
TEE FAuoUIER TRAGEDY. The case of

TEE FAuoUIER TRAGEDY. = Tie case of
the Common wealth against Lee HsAln, no.
thing has been developed since our last is
sue. Mr.. J. P. Jsfries is hard at work on
the case, bus has nothing which he wishes
made public OF this time Ht1in does not
lo5k capable OF the crime with which be Ia
charged. Tbs people for whom he has
worked speak With kindness OF him and
give him good oharater No;wlthstsnd-
ipg!all this the circumstances age strongly
ayaust the theory Of his innocence. A
warrant ia out for Hef n's arrest for an az
aau,t on his father and his mother is also un.
der srfess. The coat which Hehin had Oh
the day ofthe murder has never been found,
nor have the overala, which be- is known to
have worn. His shoes bear signs of having
Eacsntly bssn washed. It Is probable that
oher arrests will be made In day or two
of pa,tl supposed to know more about the
affair than they are willing to tell Warren
ton Tir9iniar
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FROM WAsHINGTON.
Especial Correspondents Of tho Alexandria Ca.

Especial Correspondence Of tho Alexandria Gasetse
WASHING roa. D. O.. Nov. 10. 1891.
Col. John 8. Mosby has arrived here from
California to argue case before the U. b.
Supreme Court. The Colonel Is little
stouter and his hair Ia little whittier, but In
all other respects, apparently at least, be is as
he was when he was here before. He Is o
republican, but is by no means dead Ia love
with President Harrison.
a republican from the Alexandria Con-
gressional district here to-day says he uu.
derstands that 8. P. Bsyy, jr., OF Fauquier
county, will be nominated for Congress by
the republican convention Of that district.
he also Gays that If she republicans shall
poll the vote they did Ia the election of 1873
1t will require only ak hundred democratic
votes to carry the district, and that number
they expect to get from the Farmers ALL
ance. ALI the other intelligence received here
from the district referred to is to the effect
that Mr.. Meredith will be nominated By the
democratic convention ca the first ballot and
will be elected without serious opposition,
as at least half the republicans 10 the dis.
trict would not vote even IL their party have
q candidate, ID consequence CT General Ms.
homes ORDER, and Of, If The Farmers' ALL
anos run candidate. the democratic msm-
uSIb VI bune Va edulEatlCn WOuiu QOG support
him agsinst the democratic nominee, as
they have sense enough to know that thisis
no time to bs sowing seeds of dissension In
the only party that stands between them
and the Force bill.
Gov. Jackson of Maryland to day orally
rendered to ex-RepEesentstive Chas. b. Glib
SOP, in this city, bis appointment to be o.
S. Senator from Maryland until the Lsgisla.
ture fills the vacancy caused By the death OF
Senator Ephraim z. Wilson. Col. Gibson
accepted the offer snd bis formal appoint.
ment is expected in due course. Mr.. Gihson
is a candidate for Clerk of the Eouee.
Surgeon Generai Wymsn of the Marine
Hospital Service, received telegram this
morning from Surgeon J. 81. White, who
was sent to take charge OF the smallpox
epidemic ct Harris Neck, Ga. He says !:
Total cases So; deaths IS; eonvaleacent
80; AZ still activs. Probsbly more vet to
be found. Fiftsen houses known to ia Ia.
feoted. So far 10 css,s in one two.rooa
house. There Is awful overcrowding and
destitution; saw three families, ten persons
each, almost starving. Population Of In
ieoted district between 600 and 900.
From Ohio 1t Is learned to-day that tina
fight between the Sherman and tbs Foraker
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Foreign News.

Rome, Nov 1.-THE Pops has fixed the
date of the next papel ooneistory for De-
osmber IA
PARIS, Nov IN. Patenotre, The new.
~ appointed minister of France to the
United States, who will shortly depart for
his post, was rendered farewell bar quet
last evening. NJ Bartholdi, the well.known
sculptor, presided.
The itf1srz, has reappeared in many
place In the southwestern part Ct France.
and large number of deaths have resulted
from it.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Lancet, the Brit.
ign medical j,urnal ssys Prince George Ia
suffering from typhoid fever, and that COM
plicstion may rice In the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-19
a Corner in Black Cats.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10 James Ward.
err, OF The consolidated Back Oat company
is here as stakeholder Ct novel comps ny
iast organized on Puget Sound, for the prop.
agation of black cats. An Island Ia to be
purchased SO that the cats cannot mingle
with the other cats Of surrounding regions,
ard there the black cat breed Ia to be per.
perusted. The animals ere TO be raised for
thsir for.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-19

ACCORDING TIC .ne annual report OF the CON-
missioner CT labor, just isau'd, The coat OF
rent, fuel, clothing. feed, Insurance. physlc,
indssd the whole end entire cost CT liv-
ing to the !abo.ers OF frse trade England, is
great dea, lsss than to those of protective
America. Bat fog ell Thu, there are lsborers
Ia the North, and, stranger still, In the
South, too, though not mary In the Latter,
who continue 50 ycto the republican ticket,
though the. licka. means high iasi8, to in
o,eass the prof.s 0; thu rich mine and foe
torv owpers OF The North by tax on all the
articles la5orers have to ooneume i, order
to live.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-19

THE STATE o. Sou:h Dakota, admitted
into the Union, 1t must never be forgotten,
BY the vote Of democratic q. B. House CT
Representatives, cast $4,000 ballots at the
late eleoior; no more than are cast at some
of the Congressional districts of this State.
But South Dakota will cast three republi-
can votes In the next Presidential electoral
college, and, If the election be thrown Into
the U. 8. House OF Representatives., her vote
will bs as potential as that OF New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-19

MARRIED III q HURR1CAN8.-A rem sniic
welding has JIM. curad at o dtoEu. Md.
Ga Tus'dsy. in big saos e.o'm, Miss
L9dis e Oa,dse and Mr. James VIM Wa
snn, boh ef Weas Viraiois, were welded By
Rev. 3 Kok, Of PSwpew, ". VS.. The
ceremony vas performed on an islard in
the PctoD 20. Eear 0 down. The ind was
bio Bine perfect hurricane. and the snow
fell thick and tas:. TIE bride wore white
cloth oostums, WIKI bonnet and gloves to
match
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LMY TESTIMONY. Flank G. + lmy, charged

with the matd,r o Miss Christie Ward N. test-
fed in his owl def mo st tho trial in Plymouth,
N. e., yesterday. lie ci&med Il a ho loved Miss
Wsr len. who reciprocatet his attachment; that
he pro ided himself with rsvo7ers as part Of an
outfit to 20 to Tcxal; that he expected to SEQ
Christie at church on the day OF the tragedy. bit
va, disappointed (; that WHOM no met her with her
mother and sister ho wss half starved. aad that
their opposition caused IN accountable turn of
lis mind in which he committed tn crime.
verdict OF guilty of mud, In tic first d.
gree wss rendered .o-day and sentence to TO
hanged on tho frs tuesday il December 1897,
was handed down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-19

THE GOVERNOR OF Ohio has refused to
comply with req7isition from the Govern
or OF Virginia for the resu.n OF fugitive
from justice. There is provision OF the
Constitution which reads So f,llowa: Full
faith and credit phnll be given In each State
to the public acsa OF every Other State" Ii
an Official reqa;ait:o1 f,r the lesurn OF an
alleged offender in order that he may be
tried be nat "publio act" what Is l.? But
the Constitution bas long eince ceased to be
the supreme lsw of the land.