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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07
Congressional Caucuses.

The democratic Congressional caucus
which met in the hall OF the House CT Rspre.
seatatiYes In Washing OF o'clock on Sat.
u.day evening, failed to nominate q Epeaker
after trying seventeen intffsosual ballots
and as midnight sdj1urped TO NICE. thIs
morning ct 10 O'clock. The vote on the
Last ballot etood: Criep 81. Mills 81, Spring
or II, McMillin 10. Hatch 5, and Sewers /.
On the fret ballot O'Ferral. Eimunas.
Epes, Lester, and Jones. OF Virginia. voted
for Crisp; Wise and Tucker for Mula, and
Lawson for Springer. Ga The second bello.
Lawson went ovar to Crisp, and stood wlth
cha majority Of his delegation right aloug.
The republican members OF the House
met In caucns In the room Of the house com.
mittee on the judiciary Saturday night st
7:3O O'Clock to decide 9ho should recslye
their complimentary votes for speaker an
officers of the comiuG houss. E1 Speaker
Reed and the cficers ci he last hcuss we're
rsnomiua.ed NJ 3 irr3va. o. Michigan, ia
brief address, nomiGa'ed Mr. Reed, to
which Mr.. Reed rap!e|. The csucua as,td
Only hell So hour.
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Foreign N ews.

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. IA q ost terrible
catastrophe has occurred IN coli!ery at
Nfks In Russian Poland. No details OF the
affair has as yet been received here, but 1t is
copjecured that the accident was the re-.
suit OF an explosion of fire damp. Hopes
are expressed that the loas OF lie, which the
first dispatch places at 100, is over.estimsted.
In addition to these $50 men Tho are said to
have lost their lives, forty hoEsss we're
killed.
BERLIN, Dao. IA nursemsid has been
arrested for poisoning thu child OF her
employer. She has confessed that shs sd-
ministered arsenic to the child as sn exper.
iment with the intention Ct committing sui.
eide.
LONDON, Dec. IL Is estimated that
13, coo persons were III with inhaerz, liz
Hamburg during the past week. The e!d-
eat son Of the Crown Prince OF Denmark Is So.
riously Ill with influenza In Copenhagen.
The Supreme Court In that city has bean
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LEGISLATIVE.

In the Senate on Saturday Mr. Loyenstein
introduced a bill 10 incorporate The Bali.
more, Richmond end Sou.hsrn Railway
Company. The object OF this company il. it
s said, to acquire the Richmond emo Chesa-
peake and the Virginia North Carolina
rosds. The bill provides for the construc.
tion OF road oumenclDg ct 20 point on the
Potomac rlver ia the ccunties OF Kiug
George, Westmorslrd. or Northumberland
to the city OF Richmond ard On to North
Carolina. The capital stock shall not be
less than $lO0, 600 nor moro than SIS 600 600,
With tho right to increase Il to SIS 600 900
A resolution was adopted, calling upon
tho Superintendent of Pablo Printing 10
furDieh. 10 tabulated form, the population
Of tho various cities aDd coun,iaa OF the
State, according to the csnsna OF 1890.
a resolution was adopted, referring to the
committee on elections go much CT the Gov
ernor's nessage as refe's to the reaper.
tiopment Of the State iDto congregational dis
tricts.
a dill tc emend the Law relating to the
exemption ef the Tegss OF s lsDoriDg man
from distress, levy Or garoiOhnent, wac re-
ierred. TIC amendment proposed eSempts
IEoG SuCu OiolB csc tu0 VOICES VI u loucEtpk
man unless the plaintiff makes oath thst
each wages exceed $50 per mouth.
Mr. Little introduced lette. to approve
and retify charter ofincorporation granted
By Congress, approved February IS, 1891,
entitled On act to incorporate the Washing.
ton ard Arlington Rsiiway Company, go far
as it relates to Its proposed railway line
within tho limits CT the State OF Virginia.
Among the BILLS o! interest introduced In
the Houss end referred was one TO provide
fer tie copying and the preservation of the
old records OF certain counties In the State.
Mr.. Kerfoot, of Clarke, introduced rsgc-
lution inqu!riDg into the e1pedienoy Of d.
vidlng the counties OF Clarke end Warren
into separate judicial districta aud report By
bill or otherwise.
Saturday was dull day IL the Legisla-
ture. most Of The time being taken up il
eectirg county judges nominated In the
democratic caucus Thursday night. Upon
motion of Senator Feirfex Che election Of
the county Judge OF Feuquier ives passed
for the present and the House notified of its
action.
It very probable that the alliance rail-
road commission bill, which IL the Kent
measure With notifications, will be intro.
duced In the House Tuesday or Wednesday.
Mr. Kent will no doubt be the patscn OF the
bill in the House.
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The r. G. D. R. R

The Richmond and DsnviIIe pamphlet
report for the yesr ending jane 30 b shows:
Tbs ave,sga mileage operated was Z. 1882, an
increase OF &c. Richmond and DanVile it.
self earned 81, 095 .S87 above charges; leased
lines, except Georgia Pacific, made 1928 ,223;
totel, 81 3A Ill, al increase OF $159 1856.
There was epent on these inas for better
ments S613 737, decrease of $78 SOL. Geor.
improvements and hetterments OF 81 500 .53l.
The loss after fixed charges was $3.50 1896.
This left deficit for the year of the entire
system of $1S5 APO. The gross earnings of
tho system increased over 1889 81 585 1858.
or % per cent, and netincressed 1912 .6S6,
or 242 per cent. 10 the year the company
issued 1869 400 bonds. but only sold S145.-
COO, 60 that with bonds retired the net In
crease in the bonded debt was only ST. 400.
The company, eince the close of the year,
has handed over to Richmond Terminal
s630.C00 equipment bonds for money ad-
vanCed, and $155 040 more have been sod
By the company.
Georgia Pacific has euthor!Z I'D the issUe OF
$1,000 600 per cent. equipment bonds and
Richmond Terminal has advanced $3.50, coo
and Richmond and Danvillc SAP 600, but the
bonds have not been sold. The sum spent
on the property for improvements and bet
termcnts was 81, 66S $780, of which 81 GAO, $50
was charged TO capital account and the
balauce TO operating expenses. The addi-
lions to eqalpmene were thlrty.sever en-.
gises, tWenty-four passenger cars and 1.3l5
freight cara.
r chmond and Daoville geos, floating
deot on June 30;h was SIS 926, 1884, end the
net floating debt So .295, 073. an increase OF
about 81 600. 0c0 in the year.
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a LEX a N u RIA v e
MONDAY Evening. DECEMBER 7.
TIE FEST session OF the 52l Coastes

TIE FEST session OF the 52l Congress
commenced to.dsy. Tbs democratic niS'
;o,,tv In the Houss Is large-so large es 20
badapeerous to Itself Therefore the shorter
the tessiop, Tho better for thu Democratic
no-,v The House should put Itself on
record as bslrg willing to reduoe the talln
~ rav material and the necessarias OF lie
II the republican Senate end President wou'o
a,,ov il 70 40 SO. L should also declare 10
tavor o; o silver dollar which if by accident
ahan be melted cen be exchanged at the
iswe,ers' shops f5r G gold dollar. Ii snou''
also Dass repsraso bills fer renewing me
6p.v On salt. tja, fuel epd wco', aad como
of tho other nece6es,iss OF He, WITH tne
hone that .hers may be enough rsPcnioSns
IN tha sspa,e. wbsss vo.ee. at6ed To these O.
al, thai. dsuocyaaic coils eguer, wocid secure
the osssa,e of such bills l. uhonid rsze a
thorough iayes gallon sid fxaou c 81 TEE
orooked tysnanoiions Of the ceasua ald pen
sion bureaus. I. should thea pass tie nee
esssry appropriation bills, radeced 70 inc
lowest coss.b liga!t, sid tneG ecI 'uEn. IL
vou,d do the County aud tbs party gaoa
ifis won!d :mpose or incozae tss End 'oaee!
the civil service bill. Int theIe ere 100 nany
muevuuns ara wesk kueod danocrats
among lis soent er0 10 hore fer tee adoption
OF any such wise and popular rofa;ufec, get
awhile at least.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Catholic m s:io1a:ios have not abar
doned thar p:sts IN ChiDs az reported.

The Catholic m s;ioaa.ios have not abar.
doned thsir p:sts IN Chins az reported.
Over eeTenty mlnerq pariahed In fire.
damp explosion Ia the French ocsl fields
yesterday.
TIE E7angells.io Synod of Germsny has
protested against licensing houses of ill.re.
forbid tue euplog ment Of women In the
beer sdops.
Crest anxiety Ia expressed In Berlin over
The recent deepotio utteranoss OF the En-.
rator to the recruits ct Potsdem, in which
he declared that the soldiers belonged to
him. hody snd sonl.
Prince Albert Victor, Dake of Clarence,
the eldest son of the Primes Of Wales, on
Friday proposed 20 ard was accepted by
Princess Victoria Mary, the only daughter
OF the Doke of Teck, at L1ton Hall, where
both have been staging lately With large
party.
Gable dispatches from Rio Janeiro say
that the neWs of the death of Dom Pedro
met With no Official recognition in the Bra.
lillian capital. A number OF merchants and
shopkeepers In Rio Janeiro closed their
places of business for the day but otherwise
the death Of the former ruler of Brszil
wss marked by 90 denomination of any
kind.
In the Ialian Senate on Saturday signor
Crispinl, speaking on The subject of the Dsei.
buad treaty, sid that Italy must defend
herssl? on her ogn resources, concluding
with the declaration "It va: breaks out, Ii
will be- universal, and wos to those who are
unprepared." The Premier, the Marquis
Dl Rudini, 10 reply to this warning said e. at
it wss impossible to doubt that Italy was
perfectly able to protect hRrself.
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HRnN waaBfNsTaN

fsueossl Correspondence Of IL. Alcs1:Sra Gaa<ttel
WAsE1RGTOl. ! 81. Dec. z, 1851.
The democratic CAUCUS Of the HOUSE re-
assembled st 10 O'Clock this morning In the
hall Of that hcuse, but long before that hour
the hall and the corridors thereof we're
crowded with people more or less interest
ed In the result OF the ballosiDg which YVES
proceeded with SO soon aa the floor was
cleared. The 6r5t ballot showed that the
situation WAS practically unchanged since
Saturday night, Crisp receiving 81 and
Mills 90 votes. aud tEe other candidates
shout SIS Saturday, night, On the next BAL
lot ELLIS mau wnc aus Absent at the pre-
Vicu5 one appeared aud brcu2nt up the
Mills vote to 81, 5 behind Crisp. TIE eau
Gus then adjourned uutil 2 o'clock this sf-
ternoon in order that the Hcnss might az
semble. The galleries were then thrown
open and we're Immediately filed by the
crowd which, Notwithstanding toe incle-
ment weather. had thronged the corridors
for hours before, and most of whom
were women. When the members of
the House took their sests 1t was OBJ
served that there were so many more
democrats them republicans that they
Occupied not only all tbs chairs on
their OWE side, bat at least hslf of those on
the republican eide, crowd,Dg the repubii.
can members to the back seats even on their
own eide. Among those go forced back was
ex-Speaker Reed. Many of the members
desks wers ornamented With magnificent
floral offerings. especially those of Messrs.
Tim Campbell OF New York end McAlear of
Philadelphia. MIR. Mills also had flower
chair large enough to seat himself 10 on his
desk. The Clerk of the last House called
the roll of members, sfter which the House
adjourned until to morrow. All the Virgin
Ia members were present except Mr.. Buch.
anan, WHO ia at home sick. Almost as large
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-,,o,t .. ,he Sonata vben ifs

o crowd was present at the Senate WDen liz
eessiop convened. Both the Virginia Sena-
tors we're in their saats, Mr.. Barbour wear
Ing on the lapel CT his coat REG rose, pre-
sented By bis colleague. OF whose desA
ieree tuuch of then had hesn eid Dy an eo'
n!rer. RIO oiisci!on yes made 10 tae
eIesf.re In OF sry Of tie neT members s1-
csrt Maeere. Gall OF Florida euc Dlbo,s OF
Idaho. Mr. Harris Chi .ctirg 10 ire seating
n, tho former and Mr.. Hale 10 tass OF too
lat.sr. Wden M R-Ics'f ueua vac called
Mr.. Sherman saiG 10 OH c.ion wcuid De
made nov. bu. that there might be heEeef'
ter. at enc o'olcck the Senate afj :u!ned.
Among tee strangers e5 tho Capitol te-
dsv YVES State seuascr Robert Washington
Of Yes rnoreland ccunty, We. Fir. Wash.
ington Is here to try TO iaducs Congressman
Jenes, foEa his district. 10 advise bis father
GO vi;hdrnw from ,hs CONTEST for Tbs Judge.
siip O: The district composed ct Westmore-
land scd RioA ord caun.i's. as toe H' H.
.v OF The people 81 tEoss Counties want MF.
Bsaie Fl thei: Judge.
A prominent New Yorker az the Capitol
to.dey ssys .ha democracy OF his S'ate En7e
chee:fuily put themselves In .he bolioT Il
Governor H;l.'d hard. and chat tie deiese-
ticn ircra Na1 York 10 tte ns'iooa! Geuc-
cratic ccuven,Ion Wiil cast solid vote fer
Hill. Tie Governor, though U 8. seea-
tor, wes not ia the 6spate today, rGT have
bic cEe5en ias kean aa YET nfcstn sd to that
body.
Al iwo 90. CT, this eys,ice. ahaa he
demccre IL caucus of ths Hoa-s .'s#sssna'
bed. il ssss rUmcreG tGst the S?ft1gSr io:ce
you'd 70: hoid together much l,ueor. snd
that the bulk oftt would GO 10 Mills. There
seems to be sn impression that the cne1iioD
hss essumed Presidential aspect, ard lhAt
ualess Mills be pnminatcd Cleveland sill
not be ain it.n On the 22ad ballot, this
evering, Mills wss on!y 2 votes behind
Crisp, the vote being, Crisp So. Miils SO
The q. 8. Supreme Court to-day set a:ide ver-
dict for dsmsges to passenger who had been
shot by railroad conductor, because the Judge OF
the court which rendered it refused 10 instruct
tho jury that this shooting was justiaabls if the
passengers words and attitude were sufficient SO
Induce the conductor to think his oTn life was in
danger.
Secretary Fosters sickness ba1 assumed low
STAGE and he is now regarded as an i'll man.
as the House can not now be orgsni2ed until
to. morrow, the Presidents message will not be
sent in until Wednesday, until that body be Or
gan:zs1 aad ready TO accept it.
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,loged on accouns of Illness of judges.

closed on eccCune OF ilinesB OF JUDGES.
LONDON, Dsc. 1.-THE number OF people
who are anxious to listen to the revelations
in che st. John divorces cass has become 30
large that 1t was found necessary this
N orning to adopt measures to prevent the
unprivileged from entering the court room.
sAN FEANcIsoo, Dec. 7--The oorrespon-
dent of the Hyago News writes to Yokohama
respecting the recent earthquake at Ogakt
''Close to che river bank are the remains OF
tina earth Nongansi temple. In the latter
at an esrly hour on the fatal morning 30O
people had oongregatsd st q special service
in connection with the harvest. The huge
edi6ee crushed down and killed all of the
devoted worshippers whose corpses were
aite,Hard calclned by oorf,gration."
Rio JANE1Ro, Disc. 7.-Pfesident Peixotto
to-day formerly received the various repre-
sentatiyes Of foreign governments sceredit-
ed 10 Brez snd &c slso received tte Bra
zllen and other usral officers whose vessels
s.e a. present ct Rio Janeiro. The Preai-
dent has issued manifesto Ia which he de-
cares tia. the members of Dictator Forss.
ci's government ere traitors TO tbs conati.u.
tior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

Cup Foa EACH @ cMMUNICANT.-A novel
feature In communion services was inaugu-
rated In the Seoville Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, Cleveland, Ohio, on Sun
day morning. It has bsen customary In the
Methodist church to serve communion
wine to oil psrtskers from one cup. Rsv.
q. Webb held that 1t vas es much vulgar
lem to do SO as to require tea party to drink
from the same tea cup, and en- the ground
OF deoency, good taste aud politeEesa, he
furnished each member who attended the
service with 3 separate cup There were
seventy-two in oil and thu cups yesterday
morning would not 20 around, so scme OF
them had TO be washed Some of the con.
servatlys members are inclined 10 grum-
bic o. the departure from orthodoxy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

Tbe employees Of tie Crane Iron Works
at Catasauqua, Pa, numbering 250 msu,
have atruck fer an Increase CT 10per cent.
10 their wagea.
IA explcsIon OK gss IL D furnace at the
maryland steel Company's works. Spal-
row's Poiat, Baltimore. early this morning,
ki!ed one man and Injured six others.
The new steamer Nicaragua, Of the Pa
ci6o Mail Line. struck on reef below Acsjut-
an On the coast of OF Salvador Friday
light and Wes wrecked. Eli on board were
saved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

TIE FEW reprbl!oan zneE'bora Ct the pres
ens q. s. House OF Representatives, met last
Saturday night, nominated Mr. Reed f'r the
speako,sbip cfshat bod7, and heard Mf'
Burrows make tpasoh endcrsing The eS-
pulsion If democratic members OF the Last
House in order 10 MATS republican work.
Ing nj; ,,ity, reareitIeg the failure OF the
9snate to concur with that Houzc in the
passage Of tho Force bill, end expressing the
hone that the time will soon cone when
that bill can be made law to every word
Of which they gave hearty and unrestricted
approval. Aad yet thare ere white people
living In tha South who vote the republican
ticket every yesr. aad who thereby do all in
thei, power tc speed the arrival OF the time
referred to, which, should 1t eyer come,
wou.d ba the precursor Of tie rrln of every
moral aaa msterisl interest in sbia soction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

There's not joy the earth can give, like
the sudden slrcease OF violent aud terrible
pain. Il Ia like the rest at the gsres OF Para.
disc, but how can Ii be found ? It s the
simplest matter In the world. Buy bottle
o; Salvation Oil and rub 1t in.
stylish.-A seal skin jacket Is, no doubt,
very stylish. but 1t Ia perfect trap for
catching cold. We would advise all ladies
wearing the same to kesp Dr.. Bulbs Cough
Syrup handy. Price % oss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

The REPUBLIoANs sre in favor of tree
trade With the Sandwich Islanda. Ia that
they arc perfectly tight. But what is true
of o part Ia true o! whole. II fee trade
with the Sandwich Isleadp, the trade BE-
tween which and this oouhtry Ia small,
would he heusfcial to this oou2tvy, Why
wouldn't Il .be more SO Il applied to those
countries With which the trade o. the United
States Ia large?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

TOE paiu KLINE end the beating p.oce;
lies 10 Salvation o.! are ESQ theme OF every
tongue When f=low receives wound
OF apy kiDd roE-a-deye, in-t' al OF ruaplpe
fcr doctor, BIO quietly app.lze 'c the dealer
for Salvation Oh. 25 c's
Wtisperings oflove.-Your ha55 : iif,ls In
danger whenever II Ia troubled wi h cout
or cold. Give D.. Balls Coued Syrup.
Price 25 cts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

THERE IS no evil si.hout It's conpensat.
Ing good. The South was impoverished by
the war, end Is still very peer; hut fer that
very reason no dynamitsr, nihilist OF cora-
nuuist is going to blow up shy body In this
section, for 20 body down here has enough
money to render himself tae Of acs If any
such attempt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

1horo Ii no change TO report from me flour
markets, tho receipts are lib raj and tho demand
about equally distributed as to grades. Wheas is
qust tho offerings sell as to condition ofth' sam
pies, from S5 to leo por b1she no longberry
was sold to dag. Corn il easy and lower a. 4o 70
66. Rye 70 to So Oats 40 to 43. Eggs 81 20
%. Ru ter 10 to %. later FOR print Creamery.
Potatoes 40 to so AMI dull. Applos 100 to 1t0
for homo grown and Maryland fIut. Poultry,
Pork, Beef, Mutton, a1d Game of all KIN Is are in
good supply at current prices Millfsed ia active.
Hay and Straw arc steady. Cotton Seod Meal is
again higher.
NEW YoRK, Zee Cotton worry stoady up.
lands JIG; Orleans TIC; futures dull aid
STEADY. Flour dull and heavy. Wheat quiet and
and fro. Corn quiet and 1rm. Pork quiet and
ssoady at 80 5oa10 rs. Lard quist and firm at
Sc 40
BALr1noE., December T.. Flour Gull. Wheat
strong Corn rtrong. Oats firm. Rye dull aud
easy. Hsy qui t but strong. Provisions firm
and unchanged.
Ola May 977s. Corn-Dec 47A; May 1915.
Oats-Dec 32bs MAJ 33. Pork-Dec So 30; Jau
S11 12ha15 Lard-January 5 5 15; May So 80.
Short ribs-Jan IS so; May $5 S71ha5 80.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 5.-Beef Cattle-The de-
msrd wa, only fairly active, and although
drovers paid more FIR their stock West prices did
not advance except on the choice butcheri1g
steers. which were 1sc higher, good 1850, nd
ium 4asa4Ssc, fair za4Ac, common 3as3%ac.
culls 34Ac, fat c,ws 2s3c. sheep wero in good
request for the good grades, while the common
grades were neglected and lowcr; extrs 6Aa5 &c
good AZ. s5c, INDIAN 4As4hc, common 34.s4c
Gull. 1aa3c; lsrObs 3lhs6lhc Hogs were in COED
request; coed Western 51b.52.c, other Westerns
6As5 hc. Fat COWS were III st 2a3c, thin cow
| were hard to sell oven at $500 Mich cows sid
we'll at S3O.5O. Mich caves were ac!i 70 and pc
higher at 51aa71hc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

THERE is little or no consistency 10 poll
sicians. Most oi the Virginia members OF the
Us. House CT Representatives oppose Mi.
Mills for speaker Of chat body, though in
the last Congress- ne preferred tho removal
of the tax On the necesgariss of lifs rather
than thai On to5acoo aud whisky, ond
vet the ssne men ers supporters If Mr.
Cleveland, wbc WAS raere opposed to there
moyal Of tha internal revenue tax than Mr.
Ellis was.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

NOTICE.-I will, und,r deed of trust from
lS George W. beavers to secure James McCren
ct ais certain Indebtedness dated and executed
on ,ha 4th day Of December, 1891, expose at pub
lie auction, at 10 O'Clock OF the morning OF the
18th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1891. all the
GOODS and CHATTELS contained in the bar
room No. 1 King atreet. Terms of sale: Cash to
purchasers. !, @. O'NEAL.
dee7 ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

The December number of tho Reriev of Reo;eu.
has been received from the publishers in New
York. That portion of it devoted to the Progress
of the World s especially attractive. It contains
excellent portrsits Of Messrs. Crisp. Mills Spring
or and McMiIlin, and Of many other prominent
persons in various other parts Of the world, in.
Guiding those Of Chilli and Ireland. regular
reader Of this monthly will keep fully abreast
with current events In all quarters OF the Garth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

In CHICAGO last Saturday taenty-;ix d.
vorce cases vera heard in one court in two
hcuss and twenty minutos. And yet the re-
publican newspapers OF Ohlcsgo oppose the
admission of Utsh Into the Union as State,
because, according TO the Mormon religion,
polygamy, which wee prscticed By the patri-
srahs. Ia nos sin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

The most disastrous fire In years visited
Amigo, Wis.,, yesterday causing loss Of
about $4,000.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

XIV Yozx. Dec. THE stock mtrzet opened
The new week this morning viii moderate vol.
ume Of business and at pr.css generally slightly
higher than the flusls OF list week. Consid,ratl,
pressure to eel, however, developed ia III, early
dealings and rr'ces recovered in nearly every.
thing, but the late dealings developed no feature
of interest and ct II O'Clock the market was q1ie.
to dull and fairly steady at insigniGc ant casnscs
from the opening figures.
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