Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-08

met at Washington yesterday.
TIE Dampsey-Fi z'iumcHs piiza fight will
coma Of in Nv Orleans GU Wednesday,
next.
& woman vas found frozen to death in
one OF the most fregueSted !horoughfares in
London yesterday.
John N. Tliosd, OF the great frgl OF Park
4, Tiiford, died Ia New York se=terdsy il
bis 76.n year.
Il is expected that the bo3s OF Emma 40
bolt. who died in Salt Lake City or Monday,
will be brought 10 Pitisbatg to BE- csematec.
The Japanese murderer Jugiro, Who has
been sentenced to death by electricity IL
New York, was granted an appeal yesterday.
Bishops Paret, William Leonard, Abisi
Leonard and Dcdlsy took part in rnissioD-
Any meeting in Washington yesterday
evening
Tae t.iai Of R5v. Howard E. NO 1eary,
an Episcopal minister, at Canton, O9io,
for heray, YVES begun st Cleveland, ONO,
yesterday.
Seuetor A!ison, when asked yesterday If
be had any general appropriation bill ready
to follow the financial measure, when itshsh
have passed, replied 10 the Degstivs.
The sensa,ion ct Topeka, Kans-, is ;hs
publication Of lette. from Congressman =
]. Turner to Fraak McGratn, president OF
the Kansas Alliance, 10 which Tusuer ohe!s
s. coo to be elected Uaied States Seos;oE.
terrible saow-storul, accompanied oy
Winds of hurricane force, has been rs2ii G
siace Yesterday On the Gulf OF Trieste hno
along IT'S shores. The se7ere=t cold weather
known to the present generation DOW PFC
walls in .be olive-growing region OF liay.
The trisl CT NJ. Fouroux, mayor Of Tou-
lop, France, charged with beinga party 10 o
conspiri cg to procure criminal operation
upon his mi7tress, Nine. Jonquierss, wife OF
Capt. JoT qaiereF, OF the French na7S, sno
dsuchter-.a lew of Adnira! Jonqneies, ls in
progress at D:eguignan.
The Q. E. Senate spent most of yestei
DAVIS session in debate on the financial bill,
scnators Daniel snd Plumb advocated the
free Coinage 0! silver and Senator Hiscock
opposed it. Senator Daniels speech was 3
stTooe aud foroble one. TIE House spent
most CT the day considering the shipping
biz.
Senator Hear is being urged by his repub'
!jcau associatee, including john | Daver-
port and ]. ). Ciarssou, to make an Effort
&c Call ~ lie 7 OItc Va L pEoaI &c S~NA -
ia psndinz silver legislation is Disposed OF
TIE argument used is suggested By tht
nsr5v feeders in all the republican strong
b.l ls 10 the effect that the eight Senator
ghc 7oted with the democrats last M2uGay
gl1pid be given one more chance to vote OF
the force bill.
The Senate, the epti-Fvrce bill man Say,
will not take On the Force dill again ever
temporarily. Tee Frank reapporiiounsn.
! bi sreads favorebly reported 5y the cor
| sus committee, Is TO be brought forward In
psd;ate- sitter The fasrcls Dill shall law
oeen disposed Of. T. ia to be fjio9eG b,
lbe International copyright bill and the bill
| 10 relieve tie Supreme Court, and that by
the bankruptcy bill, If the appropriation
bills have roJ already claimed the attention
of the Senate. One thing ia certain, they
say, and that is hat Hoa. and SpooHer can
not resnrrect The Force bill.
Rev. J. Clark, colored, and bis second wife,
whose maiden name was Carrie Mos, V era
arrested ye1.eIdsy 10 Dayton, OIio, wbe (
| he ta-raer has Baptist church, charged
| 2Ti,n tina nu7de. Of Ciark's Il ct wife fooF
years eyc, and vers lodged in j-!l. Tha az
rest yyas uads rpon the confession 81 Etrs
Teylor, g white woman, who kii!ee naiser
on Morday hg taxing s.fycnoihs. I. sfe
vita was given aosEed parlor matches,
boiled dog tuttoa, rough Ga rats, $40, ihass
is;:ng, erseUic asd qeck-si!vet Ia g pie,
from which ina woman died. The b5d'
YES 40 swollen Tia. it N1s T7iit: difficulty sol
into colfia, but SO his husband wss minis-
ter 30 Suspicion was aToussd.
The copfersrce Of Irish leacersat Bocigne
vas concipdsd yesterday eysning. Mr..
O'Brisn Yves empowered TO ask M. NC.
CARLY to retire iron the cheirmanstip OF
the an,;-Psrueiiire section in tavor o. J3hr
Dillon. Mr.. OB:!ea can have the cnair-
unanship If he wants 1t. Air. O'B'ien aud
NJ. Mccarthy a,e 10 haye en- inte:vie1 e.
Boulocne today, when the foai settlement
Of the subject vii! be made. MF. Gladstone
Is understood to bsye secretly approved the
pan decided npoo, Gad tae Parueili;ies are
said to be pledged to abandon Mr.. PeFne!l
If he proves insiDce,e 10 the pledges given
III. John Dillon has called froUl NV Iots
his approval Ct Mr. Parnel's temporary re-
tiremeat IN feqor Of Me-. O'B;ien.