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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-23

L'OR RENT-TW0 STORES; CORNER SIXTH
l. and Jackson: keys in drug store.
Tor RENT-OSE-HALFO OF STORE: CHOICE
Il location. Address r. p. Post ntelligencer.
L'oR RENT-sTORE AND STORE-ROOM;
Il Eureka building 80 Columbia street. Apply
to 40l and 403 Burke building
TOR RENT-sToREs UNDER BALDWIN
Il house, Yesler avenue. Inquire room g. up
stairs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-23

FLORENCE MARVIN, THE PROPHECIES
II who predicted Seat.le's fire tells mast nrssen,
and future. Rooms 1927 Douthlt block Take
elevator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17
A Fight With a Burglar

Albert F. HIIdsbrand, eon Of +. s. atlcs-
brand, of East Berlin, Pa. met with fright
full experience on Sunday. Between the
hours of two and three o'clock In the morn
ing Hidebrend heard STANCE noise 10
the house. Thinking 1t mouse ne arose to
irighteo 1t, when hs wss suddenly hit Ia the
neck By burglar. The blow was so heavy
that 1t dazad him and knocked him into &C.
other room. HIS hand Immediately fell
upon hie revolver The room was dark and
Ia his effort to get out Of the way the burglar
ran up sgsiust him. Hidebraud sezed toe
man end endesvored to down bin. The
roobsr tried to mBke h.s escape. when Hide
brand fred shot at him, the bell taking
effect The blood spnFied all oyer his face
and breast. He continued TO hoo Oh 10 bis
man unsil they reached The bottom Of be
s.airs, Hhen the burglar exclaimed "I'll
fix sou l' drew knife and made p hi ge at
Hildebrapd, striking him in the hana,
cut Jog one oil the Small Arteries The blade
struck against fender on bi5 eru., glanced
and hit him 10 the left side, cutting fear
fui gaeh below the heart. Had 10 noe hit
the fender ths blade would have been driv-
en through bis heart. The yoUDg maa hsld
on to hts victim until they reecbsd .sa din
log-rocm. where thag bad q scuflls CT lie.
The table wp' knocked over, and shis seps-
.stad the tRo msn. They each exchanged
shots. both missing. 8iIde5rsnd egain
sezsd hie woud-ha assassin, but the eur
glsr was too strong for hin and he was
dragged 70 the door. where, from loss Of
blood, he tainted The burglar then es
capped, leaving behind MIN the traces OF
much blood, wooh be bad lost from bis
wounds. The neighbors and friends OF The
young man by this time hsd heard the noise
and came to his rescue, when lhsy found
hin lying On the floor unconscious and the
blood flowing freely from the wound OF the
asaessinis hlada
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17
RgWs Os TIE Day.

The payment 3 OF Il 3 Treasury Depart ment
on account OF pensions during the month o!
Cpl eincsf cp 10 today aggregate S., 5OO,-
CO.
The republican State convention OF Mas
sachps5tjs at Boston yesterday. noniuateC
Chsries E. leo for Governor. aod william
.. Haiia Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The agents of the coal producing compa-
nice met in New York yesterday asd order.
ed prioes advenced sen 30 5wenbS-dye cents
per son on OcCooer lat. Broken is siVaneed
ten cents, egg apd etoye, 6itesn cents, and
CHESTNUT twenty-five cents.
Frank P. S.ayin, the Australian puginst,
offers to give John l.. Sullivan cooice OF
knuckles or gloves and fight him for s25, 600
o side, and the Championship of the world,
and will toss for choice es to whether the
battle ground shall be in America or Fog
land
DR.. Alexander Buchanan. of New York,
who it wss stated had eioped With Mrs.
Kate Foster. makes answer to his wife's
suit for divorce alleging that che hiss treat
ed him cruelty and ruined his practice. His
wife says that Mrs. Foster has hypnotizsd
him.
john J. Gorman, Sovereign Grand Com
rnander OF the Scottish Rite Mssons In the
United States, hss Issued from his office il
New York proclamation against an opDo-
sition grand lodge thet has bsen organized
10 Ohio, aad warning subordinate bodies
against IL.
Tbe Faime enc Laoors.s' convention ct
St Louis yisssrday adopted tbs Fort Worth
nIGtfnEm dieagpTnyiog of the eub-treasury
aud government laad loan schemes, which
vsc6 & part Of the Ooa!a declarations. The
resolu deDonncing Dr.. @. W. Macune
7ss also adopted. With two dissenting votes.
as wss q ec enc declaring that tho congen-
lien gFas noi cale.i 10 advocate division In
the Alliance, bus only to oppose the SUBJ
treasury scheme srd land loan enactment.
President Harrison to-day opponted
Ffancis Hendricks, OF Syracuse, to succeed
S;oet Faeg. SIT BIS collector o; customs at
NeS York city M7. Hendricks has been q
member OF lhe Stale Senate for number o!
yes.e, and is well known aa an active poili-
col worker. His appointment has been Wig
orously pressed by Senator Hiscock. ex-
Senator Platt, Collector Fassett, aud otheIe
L. ia understood that the President has fully
determined to put Attorney General Miller
on the bench, and to give the War Depart
ment to General Lew Wallace when Score.
tary Proctor shall send il his resignation.
The 33i degree Masone, In session In Bos'
ton, elected the following officers M. Z.
sovereign grand commander, Henry Il. Pal
mer: past grand lieutenant commander,
Charles Levi Woodbury.; grend minister of
S;ate, Samuai Ctocker Lawrence; gracd
treasurer general, Nsa ton u Arnold, Of
Plc7idsnce; grand secretary general, Gin
OF Freeman pstge grad master o! ar
oDiyss, Louts Il. Paige, grand mas.ar gen
ersl Of O., Robert Emulett Patterson grand
standard bearer. William B. HIgoy; grand
captain of guard, George Otis Tyler; grand
ASSISTANT secretary general, Albert P. Mo-
rarity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17
New York Democrats.

Ia tha Nsw YORK Safe democratic cor
ventlor. es Saratoga yesterday, T4mmany
Hail trina phed, resolution being Adopted
declaring the right of Tammapy Hall to
nominate ell the inspectors Of election, poll
clerks aud ballot Clerks to which the demo-
cratic party !s entitled in New York city.
The ticket nominated was published yes3er-
day. Ali the differences bstween the vsri-
Gus fictitious of the party having been healed.
the convention went through its work with
out any brsek ana nominated Mr.. Roswell
? Flower for Governor and the rest of the
ficks; with husrsh The ticket, 1t is said,
is the 0ne egteed upon between Governor
Hill ard the amocfatic lsadsrs.
After his nomination Mr.. Flower mailed
the following letter:
SARATOGA ePRINGs, Sept. 16.-Ron Frank
Rios, Secretary of State, Abany-Sir: l
hereby tender my Resignation So member
Of the Fifty-third Congress from the twelfth
district of the State of New York, to take
effect this day. Very respectfully,
BOSWELL P. FLOWER.
The Governor will Issue proclamation
ordering the election at the general election
ing November OF successor to Mr.. Flower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17
TIE Proposed BRIDeE-In ali probable


The Proposed BRIDGE.-In ali probable
ity the scheme to construed memorial
bridge nocoss the Potomac from Washing
ton to Arlington will be revived at the next
session OF Congress. The report cores
throug Mr.. T a. Clay. The architect OF a
large Clegeond. Ohio, bridge company, now
10 Washington. whose visit is announced to
be for shs purpose of lacking over the
gtound, preparing plans, and mskin9 esti-
mates 10 an unofficial capacity, go far ss HE
corporation is concerned. The place for the
north entrance is designed to be near the
naval observatory, and that of the south or
Virginia duties near the lower gates of Ar
lington. The pien not only oon.emplstes
nearer route to the national busyipg ground.
but Is to be part and parcel Of boulevard
system from The Capital to Mount Vernon,
giving national roadway to the lister
grounds The plan of completing boule-
ward to Mount Vernon will not be included
in the request for an spropViation, end the
Congressman fstEsring che question are said
to announce that the Ohio delegation will
favor that in body. The plan does not
differ materially from the one before Con-
2reus previously In the actual location o.
toe etructnre, out the srcbitect, who has
nesrly completed his examination. estimates
that the work would cost fully 5000. 600 less
than the sum called for by the drafts sub
mitted tc the House committee last session.
Those plans were prepared by Col. P. O.
Hams
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17
Sensational Divorce Suit.

CHICAGO, S.pt. II "A few days ago q
sensation was created in social circles here
By the announcement. that F. Lee Rust, a
son of the millionaire lumberman. OF Eau
Claire, Wis, bad been oIandestinely welded
to Miss Gertrude W. Potter, daughter Of
millionaire o. w. Potter, at Lake Geneva,
June 6. Another sensation was created this
morning when 1t was announced that the
petition of young Rust's father and
with the consent of the bride, and,
presumably with the concurrence Of the par
euts OF both OF the young people, Judge
Horton, of this city, sitting privately, had
entered decree declaring the marriage null
and void. The grounds on which the de-
cree was granted were that the groom was
minor and had contracted the alliance with.
out the knowledge or coneent OF bis parents
The young coupe recsn tly returned from
tip to Europe in company with the
BRIDES mother, though it ia claimed that
the fact OF their marriage WAS not known to
the parents OF either Miss Potter is heroine
of several romances. Two or three years
ego, according to Published statements, che
had 9 love affair with g newsboy named
Dunnlgant.
The boy WAS afterwards sent to tho State peni-
Tertiary Oh conviction for theft He claimed
that he was innocent and that his conviction was
the result of conspiracy to break his affair with
Miss Potter Subsequently the young lady en-
tered DIR .matc school snd, in due time, made
her appearance on the stage in abbreviated gar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17
yIRaINIA HEWs

DR.. 3 Tasker Mitchell died suddsnly last
Friday st Mltohell's Station.
John NJ. Langston, oolored, will speak
tor the republicans in Ohio and Massachu
setts
James W. Marshall, OF Craig. has been
oomins5ed oy the democratic for State SEN
ator from Roanoke, Craig and Montgomery
counties.
John MASH. of Virginia, sentenced to two
mooshs' Imprisonment for violation OF .. s..
internal revenue laws mas been pardoned by
the President.
The monument OF the Sedgwiok Memorial
Association, erected to the memory OF Gen.
D. a. Russell, of Winchester, IL TO be died.
cstsd Saturday.
The man arrested iE Mississippi as the
Suffolk, mss been Identified as Rev. John
Rogster, colored.
John Smith has been arrested in Prince
William county charged With setting fire to
the house OF Mr.. David Huuphries, near
Bristersourg, Fsuquier county, several
weeks since.
Mr. John F. Eastwood, of the Richmond
and Dsnville claim Office, Ia Richmond, and
Miss Lucy P. Young, popular and accom-
pllshed yonng lady Of BerrY7ills, were mar
Red yesterday.
Mrs. Mary w. Tuley died suddenly at the
OLD bomeetasd, "Tuleyries," near Boyos,
Clarke county. on Friday, where formerly
for many pears she dispensed en- elegant
and graceful hospitality.
The Culpeper democratic committee have
dacidsd to hold primaries October II to elect
delegates o the county convention to be held
October 10 to nominate candidate for the
Legislature. Dol. ]. Q. Gibson. and Mr..
J. r Brother are the most prominent csn-
0idesee.
Hunter Duvali, the oolored youth accused
OF attempt cd assault ON lsdg on the
arcunds of the University of Virgins. al
Charlottesville, wss given hearing before
u magistrate yesterday and his case went TO
;he grand jury, For fear OF violence, he
aas take 60 S'auntCD.
THE DONKEY AND THE RAM.-The small
est donkey ever seen In Baltimore is one of
he Sandman species now on board the
British steamship Cape Colonna, Captain
Alistop, which arrived there there yester.
dar from Girgenti, Italy. This diminutive
animal is only thirty inches high, but mas
the strength of an OK. 1t was purchased at
Savona, Italy, together with a handsome
phaetou and set of patenf leather harness.
The 6.nkey has companion in prize South
down nun. The donkey and the ram had set-to
yesterday afternoon in which 70. midable butt
from the heecy fighter knocked tho donkey sew
ernl lengths. Regainlng his pins the donkey be-
came guilty Of may hem, and tho ram bleated for
morcy. They are affectionste to each other when
not tempted by the chief officer to measure points
Both animals have boon brought to Baltimore as
speculations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17
THURSDAY EvENlBa, SEPTEMBER II.
TIE Fsrmers' Alliance in Missouri is d.

TIE Farmers Alliance In Missouri Is oi'
vided. The more reasonable part met IL
8. ~nis yesterday and wisely declafaa
a9ainas =. :.-,ssury. the land losn' ano
sbs -eoye,nmsis s'S o7Rnershlp OF railroads.
stssmboass and telegraphs schemes and call
ed upon those of their order throughout the
country to follow their example. Lign9 lS
slowly hut surely breaking 10 upon she Al
lance, and either better men will soon Do a'
it, head or 1t will wither and fade away
Ths5 the latter fate is not outside the
bounds Of probability Ia made evident DS
the fact that the Woodsids Alliance, OF Az
bama. hes just disbandsd, for the reason' as
set forth, "tbst selfish demagogues ana nun
orv Office seekers have diverted the oreahi-
cation from its original purpose and pros'i-
tuted IL to their own personal agsrand'zs-
ment and to satisfy their political aspiFe-
lions"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17

AS THE consensus of opinion of New YORK
democrats in the matter OF their nomi
nee for Governor had beer anticipated for
weeks by people well Informed on that sub
ject, the nomination of Congressman Flower
Is the cause of no surprise except to the few
who were go Ill informed that they really
believed Gov Hill would stand for another
term Mr. Flower Ia true-blue, simon
pure, Jacksonisn democrat, who believes
that to be successful parties must be con-
trolled by partissns, and who withal Is q
man of excellent plain, common sense.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17

COL WRIGHT, of the bureau OF the IKE
bellion" records, says he can find no evil
oencs that the Confederate army contained
more than seven hundred thousand men.
Tue Colonel conld hardly do So as the al
ia,anr general OF that army, Gen. Cooper,
from the time the war for States rights com
nenced until it ended. could never find that
the names of quite six hundred thousand
men had ever been inscribed upon its mus
ter rolls. On the other hand, the names oil
two million eight hundred Thousand men
can be found on the rolls of the federal
army. But even with such enormous ODDS
against them, unless their opponents had
been aided by their navy of two hundred
thousand more, they would have been sue
cssyiuI. "a vas proved at Malvern Hill, at
Ooflnth, New Orleans and other points.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17

THE DEMOCRATS of New York, in their
State convention yesterday, hit the nall
plump on the head when they declared that
thew are "asainst tho coinage Of any dollar
which is not of the intrinsic vslue Of every
other dollar Of the United States" Of ali
the people in the world, those who ehould
he more solicltous for the preservation OF
the standard dollar Gre those who work for
wages. for they are the first to suffer from
bad. snd the last TO be benefited by good
oojn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17

AS A federal Judge has decided that Chi
nsmen who reach the United Stssss through
Canada, can, under the lay, ae sent back
only to that country, the northern China
phoblsts see great dagger OF a tidal wave Of
Chinese immigration and the entire snbver'
slon of both the white and black races in
this country, ss Ohnamsn sent back across
the border at one point would only have 50
go short distance in order TO recross it at
another. IL the mean time, however, Cana
ds would ne waxing rich, az every one Of
the anticipated deIuge of "heathens" would
have to put fifty dollars into her treasury
before he could leave bis Junk to set foot
npon her soil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17
O'Brien's DefaIcatior

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept l7-Lste
last night the expert conc nded the cxsmip.
stIon OF the books Of NJ. J O'Brien. The alb
sOonding treasurer OF the Catholic Knights
Of America. His dedication reaches few
hundred dollars In excess OF ST. 900. From
the books 1t wss learned that O'Bden has
been misspplying funds for some time The
most rigid search here fails to give any cIew
to the missing tressurer's whereabouts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17
Fatal ARRAY Between Editors

81. LOUIS, Sept. IA dispatch from snI.
phur Springs. Texas, says that E NJ Tsta
and Everett Moore, respectively editors =,
The Hopkins County Echo end the .4llianc,
Vindicator, who have neen vigorously AZ.
lacking each other for some time, met n
toe street and began fist fight, which tor,
Minated In both drawing pistols. Moore 70
ceived FIVE bullet wounds and lived mt
few hours. Tate received but one s)IOh,
wound end Ia under arrest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17
Court of Anpeals.

Graybill We. Brigg. From Wytheville. Appeal
allowed.
Chase vs. Miller Order Of continuance set
aside and the csse removed to Richmond and
placed ON the privilege docket.
Hl!se, administrator, vs.. Rudisel. Appeal a.
lowed and removed to Richmond
Tyler, receiver of the shenandoah Valley rail-
road vs.. SHES. Argued by General John Boiler
for sppeiees. At the conclusion of General Ro-
ler's argument the President Of the court stated
that the court was OF the opinion that the case
WIS in favor of Tyler, receiver and need not hear
further argument from that side.
Sellers vs. Reed. From Twelfth Circuit. Ar.
gued and submitted.
Maddux vs. Orkney Springs. Petition to re.
co sider the case refused, bat both sides wore
allowed sixty days to file briefs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17
Oklahoma Boomers.

GUTHRIE, o T., Sept 17.-An effort is
being made to induce President Harrison to
delay the issuing of the proclamation open
ing the lands east OF this city. Thousands
of boomers are arriving here and going into
camp In anticipation Of the proclamation
opening the reservation. The rush bid,
fair to exceed that OF the opening OF Okla.
houe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17
Levied on by a Bank

ROCHESTER,, N Y, pit. 1.-THE Flour
CITY Bank this morning levied on the prop
erty o, the James Wick (seedsmeD) corpora
ton on chsttel mortgage for $S5 600 held
az collateral security. An application for q
receiver will be made this afternoon and the
corporation will be dissolved. The liabili-
ties will amount to between sl75. 900 and
S20O, 600. and the assets, II an advantageous
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17
Col. Folks Tribulations

WIToHITA. Kas., Sep. 17-Col + T.
Polk, president OF tbs National Fsrme,s,
Alliance, denies the stories of his ipbn.
msnity to Uoion soi Hers and saws he
never held rank above third lleutenspov
and could not. therefore have been in author.
ity at any post. A score Of so of sid sodisrs
got together and perfected plans Tor spnlv.
Ing tar and feathers to Polk before he should
leave town, but the police took steps to pre
vent the projected ssaault.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17

MIR. POLK, president of the National
Farmers Alliance. made speech In Kan
sac. last Monday, in which he said be was
n strong Uaion man, but was compelled TO
;oia the rebel army, and that he took COM
mission In that army only in order to help
the opposite cause" Can it be possible that
any Virginia democrat even oontemp'ates
the ides of leaving his old party ct the COM
mand of such man. Why, the Union vet
Grams who heard the speech were disguised,
and said they respect the men who were
honorable, open enemies, contepding for
whst thew believed was right, but have only
contempt FOR one who confeeses that he had
attempted to betrsy his comrades, and
thereby brands himself traitor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17

THE RICHMOND TEAMINAL-Thele was ru-
NOR yesterday that the Richmond Terminal sys-
tenn had been split up and that Jay Gould Is to
have az interest in tho system by means of con.
necton between the Georgia Central and bis Mis-
souri, Pacific. The rumor WAS put forth In hesi-
taLing way, and President John H. Inman, of the
Richmond Terminal, when asked concerning its
truth, said -"Reports that there are to be many
changes in the three properties in the Terminal
arc premature, as dis usson is going on evory
day now, and no conclusion has been arrived st "
Mem York Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17
A Persistent Claimant.

MANKATo. Miun. Sept II -Tnomss Glow
ha7 laid claim to large portion OF this city.
Two weeks ago suit Of ejeotment from bic
own was decided against him and bis house
hold goods we're set upon the street. Dir.
Glow who went 10 Washington and return, q
to-day. says he bse secured title not only
to bis home but to 200 acres of city land be.
Sides
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17

GENERAL MALONE, In his latest pronun-
cismsnto, flicitates bis now disorgan'zsd
and ineffective psrty upon the fact that he,
when it was potential, aod when he YVES 10
supreme and uDdisputed command of 1t,
abolished the whipping post. He did, un-
questionaby. but when he did 30, next to
his attempted reputation of the State debt,
he inflicted The greatest injury Virginia ever
received. morally es well as pecupiarily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17
MYSTERIOUS Death.

HALIFAX N. $. Sept. 17.-Oliver Cummings, =
prominent wholesale merchant of Truro, and a
member of one OF tho veal hiest firms in Nova
Frotis, was found dead near tho Intercoonial rsil
WY track at Salt Spring Station Ho is supposed
Co have been stepping from the plato. IN to
train when he missed his step and was struck by
the moving cars, though there were no mark, on
the BODY when fouud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17

Gov. Mckinney has been informed By
Commander Joseph B. Seth, of the Mary
land oyster navy, that the Governor of that
State will meet Virginia's Executive at
CrisEeld next Tuesday evening to go with
aim on tour of insp ection Of the oyster
heis OF ths Ewe s,ates !; the date enits Gov.
Mckinney Tn ir'tsr vii! make hls ar-
"a gernents 10 ~ ct inat tirie. He will De
acoon panied ty the committee on che
Chesapeake and lis tributaries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17
Torrid Weather.

ST PAUL, Mimi, Sept II Reports from al
parts of Minnes"t a and tho Dakotas indicate that
yesterday WAS the hottest September lay in the
history of the Signal Service Tho register at
Redfeld, Webster and Aberdeen, South Dakota
WAS 100 deg, ees in tho shade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17

sale of the valuable real estate owned nv ~.
firm is made, will BIS more than sufficien, -
cover liabilities. The concern has bean T..
embarrassed circumstance for years h,,
has managed to tide over emergencies until
the present crisis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17

The TENNESSEE Legislature has defeated
the bill 10 abolish the convict lease system
after he expiration of the present lesee. As
shere Is n 20 other way in Tennessee for en-
ployiDg convlcts, and as they must be en-
ploy ed, the defeat OF the bill referred to was
only what, under the circumstances, might
naturally have been axpeoted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-17

No MAN can be twice put In jeopardy OF
his life for the same offsnse. bat 1t goes
without saying that young Haius is very
lucky man, and that il his trial were to 90
over sgsin. baiore any bus the same raen
who acquitted bin. he verdict would be
different.