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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14
From Brazil.

VALPARAISO, Chilli, Nov. 14.-Ne1s has
bsen eceived heieI:o tha effsot that the re-.
volt against Fonseca In thu State Of RIO
Grsnds do Sui has been 30 far completely
successful. In fight In which FIVE thou
sand men Of ell arms were engaged 1t Ia re-
ported that the governments troops, under
General I:sdoro Gonziles, were defeated
and the insurgent cavalry started on move
toward the north. II is also reported that
Governor Csst.lho 1T Rio Grards do Snl has
decided to irin inc insurrectionary move.
ment. News comes from Rio Jausiro that
Fonsecs Is displaying great energy In his e!.
forts to crush ths revolt. BE ia msssiDg
troops sEd prep arlng his war ships for sn
early attack on the rsvo,u,ionisis. The re-
volt nov involves ell the towns OF the S.e!e
with the exception of Porto Allegro. Il all
probability there will DO cr!sii In thu al.
fairs IL Rio Grande do Sui before the end Of
next week, for 1t lie expected In Rio that the
forces cent there by the Dictator will reach
the borders OF the Safe by that time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14
wrg4IMIA WgWS.

Goddard & Moses, jewellers, of Rictm'pd,
made en assignment yesterday.
In Norfolk on Thursday the lowest prices
fcg c.t;on pince 1S4S.49 we're recorded.
d.. David e. Bass, o1e of the oldest and
most prominent physicians OF Lynchburg,
dropped dead last night from heart disease.
George Dyer. who murdered Mrs. Nc
Faddea nesr Cape ChosjeP, WEE Thursday
night convicted Of muFdsr III tie Hrst de.
gree.
The fve-fes:-od son CT g iwstd Pogell,
lviog near P.esaart V ew. B4Gf,rd county.
Geat cut TO gather wood Monday end has
not been heard o! since.
The Secretary OF Var has approved The
amended plsni for the location of the eiec-
trio railway through the Fort Monroe Mill.
tary reservation to Hampton.
Prof. Walter Power Sullivan, OF New
Fsmse Ias,i!uss. CT Winchester, died sud-
de0ig OF heart disease at his boarding house
kest night.
Miss u lu!e D4va last night attended
the meeting of Las Camp of Confederate
Veterans and was accorded cordial vel.
CONS There were auumber oiother ladies
present by spec!a! deviation ALEC.
Claude Thompsor. yaa.s old, was play.
ing yss erday on su empty barrel In the
yard OF bis home IL L3esburg with some
matches and piece OF candle. The barrel
had contsined roc6ng oil. he pus the light.
ed candle sud match near ths huug hoIe,
when On explosion occurred The head Of
the barrel wa6 b'own cut, and striking the
bay upon the head IL e c.ed severe and pain.
ful cuts and burts
TIE Culpeper correspondent Of the War
reuton Inder says: There is quite furry
In the matrimonial market this week over
the approaching marriage OF Miss Matte c.
Ashby, daughter OF The late Capt Samuel
Ashby, 60 General VILLAIN B!rney of Wash.
lngton, D. O. The bride elect Is lovely
brunette Of 26, and the groom Is handsome
veteran OF 20. Tbs marriage will take place
10 st. Stephens church on Saturday evening
at O'Clock. Cu!peper 10 remarkably Glow
in the matrimonial line and it usually savora
of romance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14
aGWe OF TIE Day.
A cottou-pIcking machine now On trial q
Augusta, Ga, does thu work OF 80 hands.

A cottoo.pIcking machine now On trial at
Augusta, Ga, does thu work OF 80 hands.
Jadge Thurmsn passed tbs IS a1riVer
ssry OF his birth quietly at his n me In Co.
lumbus, O., yesterday.
TIE President has issued proclamation
appointing Thursday, Nov. 26 h as day OF
Thanksgiving and prayer.
A family of four persons we're barned to
death 10 Columbus. Ohio, yesterday, ~ the
destruction CT heir house bs fire.
At the knigh.s OF labor convention at It.
leio yesterday proposition was made for
the knights and federation 10 combine and
form one body.
IL Nay Yo:k lsst night George Hynee.
while in q jealous rage, threw mnriatio Gcd
ia the face OF pretty Ella Garrison, binding
one of her eyes and marking her for life.
Misa Henrietta Crowell, daughter OF the
late Stephen Crowsll, of Brooklyn. rich
and beautiful young woman, has been mar.
ried TO Henry Nl5er, q Lakewood MOTEL ser
want, and has disappeared with him.
Il s learned ct the Department Of State
that there has been no correspondence with
the Italian government upon the SUI sot OF
the killing of the Italians In New Orleans
since last spring, snd consequently any state.
ment that the United States government has
acknowledged liability for the affair end has
agreed to pay indemnity is not borne out by
the facts
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

a tremendous eeneation hiss been created
10 Canada by the publication of q statement
as to the payment of $115 0C0. made by q
contractor to ministers and others with q
view to getting claim against lhe govern
ment settled.
Gillian papers just received give the de.
tails OF the atrocities parpelrated there dur
log the resent civil war. ard OF ths killing
ot large plumber of young men who bad
formed themselves into body to aid The
constitutional army as soon az 1t should ar.
rive at Valparaiso.
At Montreal last night number OF etu-
dents went to Catholic church to mob q
priest named Gregoire, cut the latter had
arranged to have the church guarded by
ununliormed policemen, and when the Stu
dents began their demonstrations they we're
throEn from the church.
An explosion caused By epon.aneoua com
bustion took place THE morning at the
works of the American Sowing Me- chine Co.,
in Philadelphia, and was followed by FIRE
which damaged the works to the extent Of
$4,000 During thu fire au explosion OF
varnish took place, blowing out one of the
walls, and lrjuring three firsmen
Marie Z. strelinger, the vito OF N. B. Curtis
the actor, has ci.po,ed Ct the Peralta Park Fo-e
property at North Berkeley, Cal, for $l2, 900.
This money Will be used by Mrs Strelinger in the
defense Of her husband, Who /, charged with
the murder Of policeman.
Suits have been filed against Judge 8. Cl1ton
Hastings OF San Francisco, BY his daughter who
alleges that her father has had her illeg:l!y ds-
clared insane in order to obtain rosassion OF her
property.
strike is threatened on tho entire system OF
railroads from Now Crleans to San Frsnciseo.
shou strike bo ordered tle entire System
would b, tied up. The men demsni material
in rease in pay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14
Virginia Baptist Association.


II the Stale Baptist Association ST. Nor
folk yesterday the report OF the education
board was resd. Sixty-four young men
have been assisted at the Southern Theoog-
ical semipary, and forty-seven at Richmond
College. The amount exnended on these
young men lsst year was S.. 2l5.
Rev. DR.. ] a Frost, secrstery Of the SUM-
day School and Bible 30 ,rd of the Sou hern
Baptist Convention. said there we're II 000
Baptist churches Ia tbs bounds OF the South
erp association that have no Sunday schools
church "a hout q Sunday tcsool is dead
church This year re wanted to ir NJ the
100 I0n0 b pti,t people OF tho South in st. oog
touch a two p,ints, the centennial and the Sun
day ool work
DR.. j. w. Pitcher, general Superintendent OF
the Sunday school aud i5le Bead o. Virgins,
read an Int, resting r,Iors If work done in Yir-
ginia
resolution WAS adopted authorizing the ed
ca,iona bo ard to appoint eight delel a.es to the
next meeting OF the American Baptist Educ tito
Society. Tho chair appointed five delegates TO
the temperance convention which assemblies IN
Richmond on the 17h
The nj i.tr' relief fund report was read
petition was offered for the signatures OF all
OF III members requesting ths apo ntment o. 9
III sle h siCi 81 for the female wards OF insane
ssSlums scorss OF aigntt1res Wcro Iu5 TO the
p,ti ion.
Ths asso :iation adjourned tine die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14
Pohick Items
Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gszott

Correspondence OF the Alexandria Gazottc.I
Mr. Jtf G:in7!ey. youug m,n Of e5ops
90 years OF age, the GOA OF Mr.. Thomas
Grlmsiey,is 80 low With nnsumoa!a TIA ha +.
not expected to live.
Colds sre very prevalent IN tha connul.
ty. Some Ct the peraone { I'll cted thiuk lhs,
la grippe hiss returned.
Las: Sunday there vas little excltemsn.
In Pohlck CAurca Gu7!ng sargice. Oae ~
the church wsIdsus. Mr.. i. z. ChapmsU
noticed m>ke is3uing fcom beu,eta he
zinc under cne of lhe oTss. Water wa
Immediately brought and The s'ove REMOVED
The floor vas just he2!n0ipg 10 Char ssi
would have Fooa 5Sru7 - n'sz. was
fortunate that toe tac;c ecl fire was disco.
cred during chGrch t;ms, otherwise old Pr.
hiok would have besa -mokicg ruin.
Mr.. q. O Lands rect has baea evav i.fr
home for week snassnmmcued to The
bedside Of biz h other, The Sev. J In Land.
street, at Mar i.stprs, * V, 81 30 is ROT
expected 10 l7e
Mr.. JOHN Lnndsjteot d Dean visiting hls
father ;Wr 4. c. Lerdstrecf, for the past
mcn n. He ls pow resI5ens OF Fort PAYNE
AIS. We ira lie will make up bis mind
to ey IL i Fsiiisx. Mrs. Charles Lard.
stlet, OF For Psync. ia =poc I'd here to-day
hi,s. Ricbafd Il Nevi.t s visI;in2 D..
Newt IN Accotiuk :he Gee or 10 very
bus7 It biz ,Te
Miss Alice Baser hiss o'ur1ed 10 Acc.
,iuk Station f,om Is ,st4D, Maze. Hsrfiec6s
are glad to sfe her rome again.
Miss Lucy D !sey. OF 3 tinose and Mr-.
Eiger Dlawid6le OF Alexandra have been
visiting friends IN POh,k.
TIE Accotipk hi Is were entirely e tod
duriUg tbs eummer ii d machinery f,r Tie
roll er PROCESS putin NJ. Gstrge Hsins, Their
euterpri7inG cSner. Is low making coed
brand OF fl aver, TO tue mi.ls will doubtless
enter upon new reason OF plenty
No trace 80 far has baen discovered the
burglars she eatercd The house CT Mr.. as
Dsnty etcui ten dsys $50.
Err. Weedor, f,m the o ivet rtiehtor-
hood, hes ten.ed hr- Am B. S:Gymsket's
faro, near Acoatiuk Srs5lou. Ha expsc.s 10
| remove there in few woeks.
Judge Norton, Of Aiexau6Iis, is noi'drg
a houae on his farm is Msaon's necE
Great improvements Ere progressing N
Inc Gunstcn esiete Urdeg the rew owrers,
Mr.. speok, 81 &c Loai' ard DE-. BoEard
TIE scb0ol-hruaes 10 Mount Vernon d.
trlt gre b}'og taoa!aisd, and look very
esel il tseir neg ~!n'er c1ets.
Mr. John ". Hu Il, o. Aezsn3lis, ard
Miss Mary Lee w5.e a. Moprt Vernon en-
Tbnreday
TIE Vice regeuta of tho association will
meet al MouGt Vsrnon daring lis month
to eject q !eGeua ss eucGesscr 10 Tie ATE
Mrs. Macaes or Laueh;on, OF p nDsyIyaris,
whose death is universally regretted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

A commercial treaty has been effected be-
tween Germany and Italy.
The Austrian government will shortly
abolish the prohibition Of the importation OF
American pork into Auatria ard Hungary.
The International Peace Congress In
me adopted resolutions favoring az In
ternstonal tribunal Of arbitration.
Sercr Irrare ,bal and Walker-Martinez
have decided to retain their portfolios In the
Cabinet OF Provisional President Mont, of
Chill, In consequence of CONCESSIONS which
have been made.
It Is reported in Shanghai, iChins, that the
q. 8. cruiser Charleston has been ordered to
the Hawaiian Islands and her commander,
Capt. George O. Remey, instructed by his
government to sslzs the islands In case OF q
political complication there.
A banker of Oharlottsnburg, named Mass,
has given himself up to the German author
tiles and confessed the misrepresentation CT
large sums, including the mem orial fund for
the erection of q church to the memory Of
the late Empress Augusta, and the fund for
the Prince Frederick Charles Institute. A
number OF poor people Gre also among the
Victims.
Toe government of Spain has requested
the United States &c be- represented ct the
ceremonies to take place at Madrid In oom
memoretion OF the 400.h anniversary Of the
discovery of America by Christopher Co.
lumbus. Mr.. E. Burd Grub, the minister
Of the United States to Spain, has accord
ingly been instructed 10 represent this gov.
eminent on the occasion referred to.
An official telegram received at Bio JaneI-
no yesterday from Porto Allegro says that
Senior Castillo, the Governor Of Rio Grande
do Sui, has been deposed from Office and
that provisional government is admins
terlng the affairs Of that province. Ssnator
Castillo has always remained loyal to Gen.
Ds Fonseca and few days ago the die
tator dispatched number of gunboats and
transports filed with troops to his sselst-
anca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14
FRoB WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of the alexandria Gasetse]
WAsYIEGyOg, D. O., Nov. Il, 1881.


WAsgINGVoa. D. o.. Nov. Il, 1881.
Mr.. Meredith, OF Prince William county,
Virginia, was here last night after the cleo
tion of delegates to the democratic congress.
sionsl convention had been held 10 Alexan.
dris. he says he will go into the conven.
ton with cold delegations from Alexan.
dria city and county, Prince William, Fau-
uuler, Faiifsx and Stafford, which will give
him me orlty OF the members of that body.
The Navy Department denies the story
published this morning to the effect that the
u. 8. ship Charleston had been ordered from
China to the Sandwich Islands to take pos
session of those islands. and says there Is
nothing to warrant 1t. Sugar from the
islands has Of late years been imported into
this country free, and new that the tax on
thst from other countries has aso been re.
moved, the islanders say they can't COM
pete with the latter, aud ask that the boup.
ty paid to Louisiana planters be given to
them also, or else, say they must look for
fayors elsewhere. But 1t Is said at the De.
partment that nc matter what is done, no
ships will be sent from this country to take
possession Of the islands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14
Virginia Methodists.

At the Virginia Conference, Methodist
Episcopal church South, In Petersburg yes
terday, the financial plan of the conference
offered by Rav. a. g. Brown yesterday Vas
adopted.
a resolution to the effect that the prepid.
Ing elders OF the conference set apart one
day during their several district conferences
for the consideration OF the subject Of mis-.
sious was adopted.
Rev. Dr.. Hayes. of the Paine Institute,
Georgia. addressed the conference Ia the in.
terest of the institute and several handsome
subscriptions were made to aid In its sup
port.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14

A BIG HAUL. -Ths tenant CT the farm in
Stafford belonging to Dr.. Gnstavus ". WAL
lace known as "Crows' Nest" lying between
Accoteek and Potomac creeks, set number
OF traps last Monday. Tuesday morning the
t:apper caught seven o1ons, Eve opossums
and ten cid hares. After emptying the traps
he fred into flock OF mallard ducks, kill
Ing Eve OF these toothsome fowls. Tuesday
was not considered 6rst.ciass day for trap.
ping game but then. as we have ALWAYS
said, Stafford beats the world for rare and
bounliful oduc.e.-Fredericksb Lance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14
CAPTAIN Raw Released.

OMAHA, NIB. 14.-Captaln P. Il. Ray, ct
present In charge Of company Of In
dams at Fort Washakie, who was placed
under arrest about two weeks sgo by order
OF Major Kellogg, charged with iusubord.-
nation and conduct unbecoming an officer,
has been released from arrest by command
of General Brooke. II is understood that
the Captain has preferred charges against
Maior z ii 'gz, [Oa2t. Ray is we'll known
In this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14
Pronounced HeIpIess. Yes Sawed.

From letter written by Mr5 Ada e Hurd OF
Groton. g. D.. SO quote ~ as tqkon with bad
cold which settled on my Lanss cough set in
and finally terminated in Coueum 5tion. Four
doctors gave me up ssyin. caud not live but a
short tina l g.vo myself UP to my Saviour. de-
termined if l could not stsy W til my friends on
earth, would meet my absent ones above. My
husband was advised to got lr King New Dis
corory foT Corruption Coughs snd Colds l
eeye it q trial took in I'll eight bottles; it has
cured mo and tn ,nv God ao' now well and
hearty womsn" Trial batties bottles FREQ at E.
g. I.esdbeater s: Bros rgstore, regular sizc SOC
and 81 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14
T,Hv a NDRIA. "
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IA.
Tyvnr aeana TO be nothing the average

THERE sesms to be nothing the average
American newspaper relies upon Win n0fe
abaoyute conviction OF truth than the fo'
,nors Of war, either between foreign nations'
or such netions and this country, that are
constantly started. tut by whom nobody can
definitely tell. Governments make war,
and no matter how foolisb the heads OF gov
ernmenss may be. most OF them have sense
enough to avoid Its dangers IL possible, foF
even to the victors it is terrible, while TO
the vauqu,shed 1t Ia trebled woe. Inc IN
ternational combinations nov are sucn that
a war between any two European countries
would almost nece; sarily Involve nearly ali
the others, and the result no man could tell
beforehand. Then, too, there are such large
classes of dissatisfied people In every one
OF these oountrleg. that the respective gov
erpments thereof dread war, lest those classes,
after the example Of the same classes Ia oid
Rome, demand concessions as the price Of
theie allegiance That would be ruinous to
grant. As long as human nature shall Coz
time, nations will go TO var With eacn otner'
bat, under existing circumstances, not one
Of them will Go so If IL can by any creditable
means syoid tLa impossible to be foreSssn
dsngors thereof. Therefore the rumors OF
war With Rbich American newspapers are
now almost constantly fI!eG need not dis
tuvb the sweet sumbers OF tboss Uho are
peacefully disposed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14

In VIEW of the friendly relations that
have always harstofore existed between this
country and Italy, 1t would be graceful act
of international courtesy for the incoming
Congress to appropriate voluntarily small
sum for the indemnity OF the families OF the
Italians murdered by the New Orleans mob.
No mercy was granted the Victims. but gen.
crosby would not be ont OF placs to their
depsndent families.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14
VIRGINIA: In ito Clerks offc, Of he Corpc.
~ in Conrt q. thn RI nI . " ~ RIO liz

NTIRGINIA: In TIC Clerks ofic, OF 'he Corpc-
v aion Court o. the ii OF A!cEgUdria OF the
14sh dn OF Nov m5er 1891.
Annie Toombs by her next fri'n' rulhrol 7.
crssby, vs.. Char cs Toomb9 In chancery.
Memo. Tho oh &C o. this vi 10 to Oh ain dc.
cree OF cigorco vn Ii o m trimolii.
The d. endsrt rles " = 90 bs, rot having
entered his appearance and given security &C.
cording to the act Of Assembly and tho
rules of this court, and it appearing by af.
fldavit that he is not resident of this State.
vt is ordered, that tho said defendant
appear hero within fifteen days after due
publication of this order, and do what is neces-
sary to protect mis- interest in this suit, and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, a newspaper published
in the city of Alexandria, once a week for four
successive weeks, and posted at the front door Of
the Court House of this ty. A copy: test:
JOHN 8. BEACH, Clerk.
K. KempeI, p q nov14 w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14

Sweet roposa Is eJj cd By those who take
Dr.. Bul's Ccugh Sytur. soolbes disturb
ed feelings brorGbt 90 By cough or cold.
% cents
Salvation Oh ,h1ud be Kept in the wcrk
chop and 10 tie factory Scercely day
passes, where there ere many hands ct work,
that there Ia not call for this infallible cur-
alive Fsr cure of cute, bruises, burus,
s,alda end oaiihlai9s Il Is indispensable.
Price 25 cents,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14

LONDON. Nov. 14.-The election to fl the
vacancy in the House Of Commons for the south
division Of Devonfh.re WAS held yesterday, and
resulted in victory for the liberal candidate.
Mr.. Geo .ge Lambert, over the candidate OF the
liberal.unionis.s aad conservatives, Mr.. Charles
W. Butler. The return Ola Glsdstonian to q |
the seat previously occupied by unionist has
caused fr,st rejoicing among the supporters of
Mr.. Gladstone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14

All our city fathers say ''use Salvation O l..
the greatest cure on earth for pain" 1t
costs Only 25 cts.
Since Mrs Brown has taken to using D..
Buli's Cough Syrup she has saved al iDde-
pendent fortune 10 doctors b;ls. You can
do the came.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14

INTELLIGENCE FROM Iowa is to the effect
that the anti.railrosd feeling among the
farmers there helped to increase the demo-
cratic msjor.ty Ia that State at the lase cleo
ton, as 1t induced all the railroad employees
In the State to vote the democratic ticket In
order to prevent legislation an!agoniatio to
iheir interests. So it seems that agaia there
are wheels within wheels, and that anti-rail.
road laws are verltabls boomerang.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14
Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday

Davis against Commonwealth. Writ o. error
refused to Judgment OF Circuit Court of Prince
William county, rendered May IL, 1891.
Simmons against Kramer. Submitted.
Bonssck Machine Company against Woodrum.
Argued for aIpslles.
Kaaey against Parsons. Removed to Wythe-
Vile
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14

EX-SENATOR PAYNE OF Oaio, who never
said or did any thing in the Senate that re-
Asctei cradi5 upon himself. his State or his
party, now says "the Mckinley ta'iff bill is
aot such bad bill after ALL" l. is By send
ing such men to tie Q. 8. Seuste that the
democrats deserve such defeats az they re-
Gently mat with in Olio. A cardlnsl prln-
olple OF democracy is tariff for revenue
only. Even the late Mr.. Randall said tar
If only FIR protection was unconstitutional.
The Mckinley bill is not f,r revenue, tor,
under 1t, the revenue Ia decreasing. but for
the protection OF the rich mine and factory
owners OF the North-no! for that OF their
laborers. For democrats to send man to
the Senate who say5 the Mckinley bill Ia
not bad Law Is SO Inconsistent and Illogical
as 1t would be for Pfssbyterians to send
Catholic to represent them ia synod. The
representatives Of democrats in every branch
OF the governments service should be true.
blus democrats, and when they are not, the
democratic party invariably suffsrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14

GENERAL PALMER OF the G. A. r.. In
speech he made IL Washington yesterday,
said he hoped the organization referred TO
would still retsin The confidence and re-
spect "of evecy loyal oitizsn Of Washing
ton." Well, this necessarily implies that
there are some disioyal citizens Of Washing
ton. Who are they? The loyal residents OF
that city should demand that the dlsloyal
ones bs desgnated, lest strangers attach the
odlum to them that should fall upon others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14

Ex-PREsIDENT CLEVELAND Gays "all OF
Mr.. Parneli's aims and purposes vera de.
rived from patriotism and unselfSh love for
his onuntryuep, and that the Influence OF
his example surely ought not 20 be lost upon
those who took up bis work" A large msjor-
lily OF Mr.. Ps.nell's own countrEmen differ
with Mr.. Cleveland entirely In re1pect ofthe
source OF Mr. Parnell'a aims and purposes ;
and, for tbs sake OF the Irish cause, OF the
conservative Catholic reli2lor, and OF the
morality OF the world at large, 1t Is hoped
that Mr.. Parnell's example may not be fol-
lowed.