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The Portland daily press., 1891-02-05
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4 1891 Cotton market
holders pressing sales; middline at Sd sales 1000
bales speculation and export 300 bales, receipts
14,0 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4, 1891 Quotations
ter Wheat at rs I'd; Spring Wneat rs 71ad; Cali
fornia average at rs 12da7s Id. Mixed American
Corn IS bAu.
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,.u,,c or OCEAN sTEAMshlps.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

WEDNESDAY, Feb 4.
Arrived.
,, sen Lucy Russell. Wilson. Baltimore-coal to
g. Sch a George Berry. CHM. Amboy-coal to Il
ps Sca balano. Sawyer. Perth Amboy-coal to
70 S Snr AGA shorthand, Mcintyre, Amboy-coal
Randall & McAllister.
Cleared.
Coyle. o. Wv"
Sch Edward Stewart, Linnell, Port Spain-T
Stewart.
SAILED-Sch Edw Stewart, Falmouth, Robt G
Dun. Bessie Creighton. Willie Higgins Hattie
! Aug. Dicky Bird, Alfred Keen, j s Beacham,
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PORTLAND and BOoTH8aY STEAMBOAT co.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
STEAMER ENTERPRISE after November 10,
y will leave Portland every SATURDAY at 8 a. m.
for BO0thbay, South Bristol ana East BOotnbay;
every WEDNESDAY, at a. m. for Pemaquid and
all above landings; returning leave East Booth
bay every MONDAY at 7.30 a. m. for Portland aud
leave Pemaqud for Portland and intermediate
landings, connecting with Boston boats no freight
received after 7.45 a. m. on day Of sailing.
nO7dt ALFRED RACE. Manager.
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lAppies.
Railroad Receipts.

PORT OF SPAIN Schr Edw Stewart-a21 tins
Ice o bbls cabba- es 2 do vegetables 1882 feet
lumber 1025 TBS butter 20, 51d0 hay and mis- go
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA

On and after MONDAY, 0ct. ~, $3.50.
trains will run as fsilowsi
DEPARTURRs.
FOR Auburn and Lewiston, TAO a. M, and
12.45 ana 81 p. m. For tssrsan, 100 a. m,
1.S0 and 6.12 p. IN. For W entreai aud Chi.
cnxo, TOO q. m. and 1.30 y. m. For Quebec,
l.3u p. M. For Buckaeld and Canton,
TOO m, and l.30 p. m.
ARRIVALS
Frsns Lewiston and Aubura, S.25 a. Nd.
8.25 a. M, I2.16 and S. AZ D. m. From
Chicago and Moasreal, 1915 and b.42 y. m
From Quebec, 1915 p. IN. From tsirnd
Pond, Mixed TOO p. m
Pailman Palace sleeping Cars ON nigh
train, and Parlor cars on day train between fort
land and Montreal
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TlCHET OFFICE.
so Exchange ST., and Dspcl Foot Of India She%

Lowest fares from Portland, Yarmouth June.
tion and Danville junction as follows: To Chicago
500 and $40; Detroit s16.75 and Sl6; Kansas
CITY s29.b0 and s2S.76i Sc: Paul 500 and s26;
via Chicago $3.50 and s24.80; San Francisco
California, sS0.25 and $50. These rates are sub,
'''' l. /. j. SERGEANT, General Manager.
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The new fouI-masted schr Stella Kaplan, of
Orient. NY, will be launched from the ward Of the
New England Co, Bath, to-day. (5th)
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Glasgow 10 Boston Va Loudoudem and eaIvav.

uidSgoH 10 boston va Londonderry and galway.
The most direct route from scotland ana Ire
land 70 the New England States. intermediate,
$50 ;Steerage, S19. Accommodations unsurpassed.
For passage apply To III. Il A. ALLAN, General
PASSENGER Agents, 80 State St., Boston; +. p.
MCGOWAN, AZ Congress St., or for passage or
freight 10 IL. & A. ALLAN, No. 1 India St., Port
land. nOv26df
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

HORSE ISLAND. Feb 4-sld, barque Stew.
art, Blake, for Washington.
~ CLARK'S COVE, Feb 3-Cld, sch Ann Krapz.
Torental, Norfolk. -
COLUMBIA FALLS, Feb cid, sch Josephine
to load lumber for Cuba
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SOME OF OUR NEWEST BOOKS.
SONGS, OF IRELAND. $780, Choice,
revised collection OF very favorite songs. Sc
songs, LA pages
rPorTsR's RESPONSES AND SEN;
many choirs. More than SO short pieces, with a
number Of Glorias Chants, sc.
lard. A good and easy cantata for a Choir or
Chorus. 30 centsi $3.50 per dozen.
MASONIC ODE. Fithian. A new, most
convenient book OF easy aud good music, per ect-
cts. So doz.
.,C0M!C AND MINSTREL SONGS.
time pass cheerfully.
Banner FOLIO. Violin and Piano. Win
ner. Large number Of Popular melodies skilfully
$1.C0.
uMANpollN- AND PIANO DUETS.
Piano. $l.00.
Any book mailed, postpaid, for retail price
OLIVER DlTSON COMPANY, Boston.
ian26 T,S&T&wtf
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International Steamship Co.

FOR -
Easpot, Calais. ST. John, n. g., Halifax. MS,
and all parts Of New Brunswick, Nova SEQ
tiv, Prince Edwards Island, and Cape
h eten. The favorlte route to Campobeilo
al 81. Andrews, N. ID.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
On and after Jan. 10th, and until further notice,
the steamers OF this line leave Railroad Wharf,
Portland, MONDAY at 300 p. m. for PASSPORT
and St. John, with above connections; returning,
leave st. John and Passport, Thursday.
Through tickets issued and baggage checked to
destination. EY-Freight received up to 4. 90 p NJ.
For Tickets and Staterooms, apply at the Union
Ticket Office, 40 Exchange st., or for other infor-
nation at C0mpany's ONCE, Railroad Wharf, foot
OF State street. j. b. COYLE,
marlodu Gen' Manager.
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new rors ~,n,pa stocks.

tBy Telegraph.
NEW YORK. Feb. 4, lssl-The following ara
to-day's closing quotations of mining stocIs.
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-05

Ar at Melbourne prior to Sd inst, ship C C Chap.
man, Hichborn, San Francisco.
New York.
~ Ar az Singapore Jan 81, ship Ice Berg, Treat,
New York.
Sid I'm Calcutta Jan IL, ship Mary Stone Car
yer New York.
Sid I'm Aleppy Sd inst, barque Martha Davis,
Pendleton, New York.
Ar at La Brea Jan 20, brig Mary Gibbs, Moore.
Port Spain, TO load for North of Hatteras
- CID az MIX River. ia, Jan IT, sch Fabens
Howes. Philadelphia.
;, AT at Port spain Jan ID, sch Albert S;earns
Kelley, Mobile.
Memoranda.
Lewes, Del, Feb 2-Brig Stacy Clark, Bowers
from Charleston for Baltimore which arrived al
Delaware Breakwater 2Sth leaking. has taken
extra men and proceeded to Baltimore in tow
San Francisco. Jan 28-A boat while bringing
OFF nine of the crew of ship Reuce. capsized and
three men were drowned. The remainder were
picked up by a boat fro.n 5 steamer Albatross.
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Jan 25, lat 81 80, no Ion, barque Jose d Bueno
Robertson from New York for st Jago.
No date, lat 2 y, Ion 20 w, barque Mary Has.
brouck, from New York for Brisbane.
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fish.

Cot. Or qti-
Large shores Is IS GO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-26
YERaInIA nxws

Leu,eDapt Joho s. PARK, IT,, U4it
States 0rmyr has hesn dstacaea rs profess
Of military scieuoe and tacttcs 81 the Vlst,
ia Military Instisuse, Lexington.
NJ G. Dunlap. OF Niagara Falls, n
has purchased for $40 geo shs Mclean bou.
in Appomattox county, rendered historic ~
ths fact that General Les surrendered there
Ga Saturday the jay at W oodeacck ia Il.
case of ihe Counouweslth agcinst jain
Ny ere, charged with onDcoing Philip Ki0 e.
an aged farmer, rendered verdict OF gpliT
and fixsd his puciehment at six years in lbf
penitentiary.
Some time past David Gaorga obtained d
verdict In Ffaak In county against the Rich
monh aad DAnvi!!e Railroad Compeog foI
IS eco and the company having decinei t.
pay the amount aud failing 30 obtain s
supersedeas, City Sergeant ?. f. Bo!sseau
of Dauyille, on Saturday. leviec on an en-
CINE ADD other property of the company &c
aIisfy the judgment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-26

FELL DEAD WHILE DANCING. Dat
came In az abrupt AID shocking manner
early yesterday rGoraHs 10 and t5s weddr 3
festivities just es they were q: their height,
il honor OF the marriage OF Joseph Mills.
and Miss Bertha Faith, OF Astoria, l.. /.
Oce OF tbe merrymskars, Miss Lizzie Plgctt.
Of Nav York, was stricken down, without
warning, while dancing, and topped over
dead Ia her partrsr's s.ms. Tho young
men unable to sustain tbs weight of Ter
budy, fell to the q cor With the corpee clasp
cd In hi5 embrace. II was several mic
utss fra the assembled :neFrymakeis
we're azure that death had sudden
~ Qisited the baj-oo@. They continued
toe dance, thinking taag Only a slight mis-.
hap had occurred. This misrepresentation
was abruptly tsrnina,ed when the yonng
u,sn struggled to HE feet sad uttered cry
that vas heard above the din Of tie orches-
ira, sac Is dead - Tne naso suddenly
ceased. the waI,z4rs stepped dancing and
the whole appearance of tina bnlroom
changed az II by magic. Tha body of he
young ~cn,n was tenderly lifted up and
carried to 90 iuner room Ia the hopas that
ehe had only swoonsd. messengers were dis
patched for physcans, aad !esCoraiives we're
applied, hut oil to DO purpose. d.. Mullner
was the fist to arrive, bat be cnu do MOTH
ing. The ycuog woman had fallen victim
80 heart disease
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-26
Are The e Ghosts /?

The question Are there ghoats?' i5 asked
in all seriousness, and answered in the a.
irmative, by no less man OF science than
Alfred Russell Wallace, In the last number oi
the arena Ordinarily, the deliberate con
ditions of man CT Mr.. Wsllacs'a experience
and training ara uct to be touched lightly
But il the ma 81 OF gbcs;s, even the co.,
cluslons of "a authoritative man Of scienca
must show bstter crsdeEtials than Mr.. Wal
lace's ghost c8srs.
Il Is largely ftom thu Da.eiia! gathered By
the Eoglish Society for Psyohioa Research
t9at III. Wallace fashions ais ghost. & GER
tain number of persons CAIN 10 lave Gel
Iec,ively seen tEa sene SEPARATION. Odt OF
this Mr. Wallace iormsa portion Of hls
ghost A cartsn pumher of other person s
tell of thu effects ola phantom on an anin1s /.
This gives iitie more material for the
specter. O.her persons say that something
opened a door to them. Or blew out lamp.
or playfuIiy .oyed with their bed curtains
Th!s sivaa Mr.. Wallace still more material.
But the very head aud front OF Mr..
Waslsce's GhosS is made up Of peculiar
ringing of nalls in an English house il
1871, AID 'fp;ris photcgra ply, Pin which ap'
pasitione not visible to The eye appear oo 2
negative, ail OF which is sworn to by another
ouuber f persona.
Tnua it appears that this goblin is mater
alizad through human evidence, we'll
meauirg BIZ; no.oriousiy fA!inle source, the
fslIibil!Cy OF WHICH evsu CONS members OF
this verg psychical sociaty have on recant
oocaaion bten compelled to sdmit. MI.
Wallace does not take refuge In illusion TO
explain bis facts, but jumps too easily TO the
supernatural explanation.
Assays this is true-.ha. it requires per-
son familiar With all the possibilities OF de-
cep'iou, and with practical and expert
encsd sense Of the felibiiity of human test!-
mony, to reach 8 jlst conclusion OF an &C.
! ceptable conclusion respecting things that
saem to lie beyond the operation of familiar
laws. In other words, Prof. Herrmsnn.
whose business is the deception OF the senses
aud mind, Is more ompetent to Interpret the
evidence woich Mr.. Wallace offers tEao any
| man Of scie1c that ever lived.-MitWaukee
| Sentinel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-26
The Storm.

NEW YORK, Jao. &c The terrific SEQ
storm that1eged lie Weaichester coult2 early
Sunday morning broke the telegraph ~irss
and telephone connec ions bst"ean ths Sta
tions q oog thu Hudson river and New Yors
PERKsKMLE. N. Y JAZZ. &c. The t'Trfc
storm yesterday moroing csnaeGs serious
collision on The NV York Cert.al epi
Hudson RIVER 4. H., near Rcd Hcot, 95ich
fortunately resulted without Injury c: loss
of life.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa jan &c All wire
leading t, the Delaware Breskwster AID
New Castle station OF the Masi!iuia ES-
change are In trouble owing to toe STERN Of
Saturday night.
The violent wind and STOW storm in this
city proved one of the most disastrous to
telegraph, telephone and electric light wires.
The f,e alarm and telephone service hava
been rendered nearly useless, ard the police
have been instructed that, when fire &C.
curs, they are to &C ct once to tho nearest
engine house and report the earaa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-26
The Kansas legislature

TOPEKA. Kansas, Jan. 26 The Farmers,
Alliance caucus vas busy all day yesterday.
Every man was needed at the csucusss and
each was on hand. The important action
resulting was 3 decision to uusest two repub-
iican representatives. and give their vaean-
c!es to Alliance supporters. Ground for
unseating "a alleged ffaai. Tue programme Is
to do tho uassating the FIST thing at TO-
days session and seat the contestants in
tiue to give them vote on the senatoIial
qaestiou. This acliou will increase the vote
OF tbs Alliance 10 juint ballot to Ga and viii
reduce the republican vote to 81. It re9ui, es
SO votes or j,ins ballot to elect. The Al
lisnce men are col fl lent they will elect az
Alliance man on Ia. first ballot to succeed
Senator Ingalls,.
SPEAKER Elder said to-day that by no
possible means could Iog.lls be re-sle, tad.
Ninety -ona IN am'e.s had signed an agree
ment, he eaid. to vose to the Last against
Iagalls. All vas activity st Ingalls, head.
quarters to-day. His friends say ne will
succeed himself
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husband on Saturday The Frfzl l. GO
from Granbury, ia ;his Stats. Soua weeSa
apo Mrs FfzzsIl, With her mother AID
sister. came to C.msnohe. Ste bad seemed
her divorce before coming. Fr'zz'e ia See
son Of Baptist preacher, and he cane 20
Comauche Friday nigh. EAry Saturday,
morning he went to tho place where Mrs,
Fr;zzell lived. Sac refua d TO have any
thing t, do With hin. He wns hard to
say: "If you wont live With me yon shan,
live ct ALL" ana then he began to shoe;
The woman ran out of doors at tAs tiFss
shot. At tho secoud she fell on beg knets
and put up her hande, begsing fer heF iiis,
Again she struggled to Scr feet and tried to
escape. Fr'zz Il still Fu aasd and con;;na
firing. Eaca of the :vuf cartridges lefs L.
bis revolver struck her, and she fell sbOus
fifty fee. from the house. The shooting was
witnessed By g number of meo, bat more @as
near enough to seze F,izzsll, who was ~
rested and locked %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-26
She Weeps Glass

FINDLAY. o a!c, jan. 26. The physicians
and ocuis:s Of tals city are greatly pnzz ed
over the case of Jennie Sutton. From .he
right eye OF the girl f'ty-foaT pieces CT
broken slas waFs taken By D.. z. G. Ffitoh.
These piecsa OF g!asa have been coming tr0m
the eye of this girl fo- the last month, AMI
only dag before yesterday Dr.. Fitch :
moved every egilo1oe Of glass ia the eye
aud announced that ali we:e taken ou .
Yesterday sbe osme hack aud had ifty-fOr:
more pieces removed. Tha girl is dome
Ito In tao family Of ex-3oua:y Surveyo-
String'eioR. qhoss @to has been ,akiog
particles OF glass ftom tha GIRLS ego fyr Il
month past. L il eiiima.ei that over oae
hundred pie2aa OF s'ass have bsea taken
FROM the eye sioce she case first s.trscted a.
tention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-26
Gov HI Is Nephew Dead

Lyman D. Davis, DepheS OF Gov. HI
of New York, died in Newark, II. J F, on
Saturday. He Was an electrician ana was
rs gears OF age CIV Hill visited him on
Friday, aud on Saturday the Governor tele-
graphed to bsve tbs body sert on 10 E mira
Mr. Davis was brought toto public notice in
April Of last scar through the successful
msohinatjoas OF kis august uncle, Gov. Hill,
to prevent bis marriage. DAvie was the
Governors orlg relative, put saw yer5 little
of his uncle and supported himaeif. He COG
sideeed his means largo enough to support q
wife, also, and De secured the coGsec5 OF Miss
Belle Snyder. of z mira, whom he net at he
Emira cademy some yeers before,t to become
Mrs. Davis. The wed ting was Sc: for April
l6, and among The Invitations set out wss
one to Governor Hill. When that gentle
man learned that the hriGe-.o-1e had
been forced to work as clerk in severa! FL
mira stores to support hersslf and her wld.
owed mother. bis pride rose in arms st auce,
and be sent one Of his benchnen, Mr.. Az
Hitchcock, to break off the match. "a /"
with the acumeu gained By many years ex-
perience az Is professional political mental,
found way, and the wedding was inde-
6ni.e!y postponed at the last Goment. Much
sympathy was expresst d for Miss Soyder,
who was girl CT i1teproachsble ohsr 'cter,
good education and ref iad tat 8. Davis
felt his disappointment and the Ggmilil On
following 1t keepiy, and his death is be-
isved 10 have been hasished on account Of it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-26
Foreign News.

PARIS, Jan. 26 Peter VadiuirCff, q
sch Russian, has baeu convicted of The
murder OF his psrsmour, Madame Oarmine
Frey ciuet, at Villa d'Avray, Ocscbsr laat
Owing to sx:snua.ing circumstances attend.
ing the crime Viaciml,off mas been sentenced
o twanty years peaal sarvltude, and with
tbs additional p.naty that he will not be
| allowed to reside 10 France for ten years
after the expiration of hs sentence, without
special permission from too authorities.
The murdered womsn WAS hsndaome
widow, the mother of tao children.
GUENos AYREs, Jan. 26. The LATEST In
te'ligenns from CLii says that portion o.
lte troops, who have heretofore been faith
tu to President Baimacedo, have joined
The revo t. Chilian Government newapapere
,eeeived hers contioue to be 6 led with the
reports CT jefes suffered By the insurgents.
ROME, jan 26-Vclcanio disturbances in
the SIS bstweon Cocoa and Spezzis cul
minated today In submarine volcanic
eruption.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 26.-Tbe Gar
has opened the session OF the Finnish Lind
tag in peraon, making formal speech on the
occasion.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 26.-Ths court goes into
mourning for Prince B,udoun for three
months. 1 Is g ated that the real cause OF
the P.ince's desth was internal vssios, q
1900 fxoo ~ 1;,o,e, oh,errad b,,a IataI-
TIE Kiug bas ordered that tho fact Of the
Princes death be coDcealed from his aunt.
Princess Csrlo.ta, the ex E npress OF
Mexico.
LONDON, Jan. &c The railway strikers
8. Greenock becans riooG1 last right, and
between mdoight and 2 O'Clock this morn
log several Golf cts occurred between the
strikers and the police. Several officers
ware il jared. There were slighter disord-
era at Ps.th, wh3Te several arrests were
made.
BUENos AYaEs, Jan ga dispatch from
Chill says That thu rebels have bombarded
C5ronel and that se7erai persona were kill
ed and wounded. The government troops
are trying to surround the insurgents In the
Cq1imbo district.
BRUSSELS, Jar. ga thaw has set in
here and Aooda have resulted. The river
Same has overt owed Its backs for miles
aad the owlying suburbs OF Brussels are
n }oded 10 depth of FIVE feet. foundations
are reported at many other towns and cities
ell attended With immense damage to prop
erty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-26
92gS55sS zz6 &
ssCCIATFp PPgss DIspATCHGs.
DEFEAT OF THE FORCE BILL.
SENATE.

Tie Senate met at noon In continuation
of the legislative day of Thursday last, the
pending question being the resolution to
amend the rules By providing method Of
closing debate.
Mr.. Morgan resumed The foor and cen
:inued his argument, began on Saturday. In
opposition to the proposed rule and to the
elections bill, both of which measures ne
claimed la tho authority OF the New YORK
Tines to be for the advancement of MI
HA-risoa's prcjecs for reelection.
At 1:2O Mr.. Morgan yielded for motion
by Mr.. Wcloott to proceed to the considera-
lion OF the superintendent bill.
Err, Dolph moved to lag that motion on
.he tsb!e, and the motion was rejected amid
much appleusc-yeas 81 mays 35.
Senators Cameron, Jones, of Nevada,
Stewart, Teller, WashouEn aud Wacott
voted MOI with the democrats. and Mr.
Ingalls, was paired With Mr.. Sanders.
BoJss.
After the reading of the ,urnal Mr.. Mc'
Kin!er. amid mach noise AID confusion, de-
mauded the previous question on the naVal
appropriation bill. The yeas and nays were
ordered, aad the Clerk had called bat few
Games when Messrs. Mansur and Heard. OF
Missouri. returning from the Senate side,
spoke few words to their democratic COL
leagues whereupon
Mr.. Rogers, OF Arkansas, rose and utter
yupting the call, informed the House that
the "iorce bill" had been defeated. Then the
democratic side gave cheer after cheer, the
speakers gavel bsing Intellectual for some
moments to check the democratic enthusi'
asr.
Another Ball Run" calculated Mr..
Brewer. of Michigan.
Mr.. Hatch, OF Missouri, suggested the Pro-
/ priety OF dispensing with the further calling
OF the roll There vas no longer any neces
sity for roll call.
The vote was then taken on Mr.. Wolcott's
motion TO take up the superintendent bill;
snd Ii was carried b. tho same Vi t.; yeas 80;
mass 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-26

sToRM-A heavy storm. which was felt 10
this city Saturday night, brought heavy
dcwufal of rs;n, sof5 hail sed wet snow
along the coast. The telegraph lines IN
every direction we're Frustrated and north
OF Baliim ire communice,ion was about cot
eff and 40 remained till to-day. The chip
ping In Chesapeake bay suffer- but to @at
extent Is rot yet Known, The s!o1E 10 tie
north Of BAIticaere wsB moro severe, eDd
the damsgs in Naw YORK, Wilmington and
other cities was considerable. Hundreds OF
Telegraph poles in all sections of New Eoi K
city were crokeE AID thrown acr9ss tie
streets by the ssisnt of sncw storm. Mary
thcroul h!Sres were impossible f;om the
poles and wires, aad ths electric light wires
Were CIT eff This state OF sff.irs prevailed
In many Of the other cities ia Nav York,
Penney iyaaia ant New Jersey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-26

NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that Wood
the nan who, with Foraker snd Halstead,
got up and printed a forgery just before the
last State election in Ohio. intended to pre-.
vent Forsker's anticipated defeat, conf, ssed
his guilt and revealed the names OF bis pals,
BIO has been discharged By al OHIO Judge,
upon the remarkable ground that it was In
possible to obtain testimony TO convict him,
end that it was the desire of interested par
ties to let him so. The judge referred to
evidently agrees With Senator Sherman and
Repres eutatiye Grosvenor, of bis own State,
that election frauds must be punished orly
In toe South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-26

FREAKS OF AN INSANE KING.-Tba pro-
Dosed deposition of the insane King O.to of
Blysria, In favor Of his u1cie and heir, the
regent WIiipo,d meets with general approval
10 Germany. Osto Is nearly msnao. His
fsyor::e amuEement is TO stand al window
of his csst prison under watch ofan atterd-
ant and shoot at pessants-not pheassnts-
With quo which hs supposes to be loaded
With oall, but which, of ooutse, is not. Peas.
ents rs Kept order regular Fay to he shat 81.
Toey coma within gnn shof, the king G.-s
aud at the SQUAD they fall, pretend;ng to be
killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-26
A PARROT WITH A Bishops NAME.

A PARROT WITH a BIsgoP's MANGA
short time ego lady living in Sm!thGsId,
Vs., bought OF e bird feacjer in Bslimore,
ramed Bishop, parrot. II had nsye- been
taught TO talk. but unknown TO ito
owaer, had learned tbs ns ms OF Bishop; and,
bsicg carried to SnitG6a!d en- ono OF tho
Bay Line steamers, commanded k5 Captain
Whittie, that Sentleman's naE:e also made
lodsem Mt 10 its bird mind. When it
,sched It's Roma in sm!thfsld it, new owr-
e-s were trying to decide upoa pame for
il. Several were proposed, when the bird
cut the matter short by saying in croskiDg
vo'cs, Bishop Waffle" L; now BEARS tho
name aud lille CT The Bishop CT Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-26

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