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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27
Not Jack the Ripper.

Inspector Byrnes announces that he has dscov-
cred v no it wss thai murdered and hoIrib mu
ti)ated Carrie Brown in Water street hotel, in
New York, On Friday night, and hopes to arrest
him soon. According to the Information the In
spector has gathered ths murderer is not the
Whisechapel hatcher, nor anything like him in
disboicai cunning snd secrecy, bat Only we'll
known frequepter of tie wretched resorts of Water
street and eom oanion of III, degraded Creatures
who live there. 1he police history OF tie muir
dered woman s.stes thst she appeared in NeE
YORK about ffseen years ago. Che was addicted
TO drink and WIS oftan under the influence OF
LIQUOR She was knowa as Shakespeare but her
real name was Brown Her maiden name WAS
Caroline Montgomery and she hsd lived 10 sa-
lem Msss. In inst place she married rich sea
cap,ain named James Brown, who dying, had
left her some money. Then Mrs. krown went to
New York ana spent her money freely. She has
two daughters, namod Ella and Annie Brown,
both of whom live in Salem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27
The Presidents Intentions.

FAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-Whea the
ness came that Ms. Elton, President Ha'
;iion's sister. was no. go seriously irjarsd IS
st frat thought the ?. es!dent was greatly
relieved. and stated that until deGaite nege
was received no change would be made in
his plans; but that If the news vas MOI
more ercjuragirg he would star; immedi
ete!y for tbs E,s'. Me-. E tons physiclss
says that While she is stiI in critical con
di,ion, be thinks her symp' ona much more
favorable, With stronger hope for recovery.
o. receipt OF 8 dlsptoh from Cincinnati q.
San Flancisco this morning c7nveyiog iu-
telligsnce OF Improvement Ia the condition
OF Mrs. r ,:op, the sister or President Rai-
rison, ii ives announced tbst tha progrs mme
of entertsp ment OF The President arranged
for to-day and the remainder OF tho week
would be observed unless less favorable
news oi M.s. Eatcn's condition should be re-
celVgd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27
rRLEaRAPHIG RREVITIEs.

Alsbsster, the gray stallion with record
o! 2 Is, died at Dayton. Ohio, this morning.
He was valued at $4,000.
There are no important Developments 10
New York 10 the Carrie Blown bn'chefy
CASE. The arrests have beer exceedingly
few ia number.
The weevers' strike, which has for long
time past caused many mills In ard about
London to be AZ etapdstlll, was ended to-
day. Tae weavers have all returned to
work.
The Cunard line steamer scythis, from
Boston for Liverpool, arrived at Queenstown
today. She reports that she passed steam.
er supposed to be the Denmark, OF the M 6
,icpal line, which sailed yesterday from
Liverpool TO, New York. lying at anchor
{ Fl Kinasle. in an apparently disabled con-
diiion.
Amidst the p!sudits of thousands of citi-
zsns. the blare Of trnmpete, the beating Of
drums, the booming of cannon, the melody
of children's voices and the elcquencs OF
orators, ground was broken to-uay LOT lhe
monument which Ia to be raised atthe tomb
at Riverside Park, New York, to General
Grant. Gen. Horace Porter was The orator.
The stakeholder refuses to divide the 81 600
purse between the com batsnts in the Grifan-Weir
fight, claiming that the money will not be earned
until tho men fight to finish.
Especially favorable weather is prevailing in
tho grain regions of the northwest, the tempera-
ture being the highest record for this season Of
tho year.
The dead body of well-dreseed womsr, who
had evidently been murdered, WAS found in q
gully near Lindman, Mo-, yesterday.
A terrific storm passed over Beda, Ky, satur-
day night Many buildings were demolished snd
great deal OF damage was done.
The Supreme Court Of Louisiana has decided the
lottery mandsmus case in favor Of the lottery
company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27
Won Mo.tke-s Remains

The body of tho late Coant v,n Moitko Wa:
viewed by the publ: in Berlin yesterday from noon
until o'clock in the afternoon. Tho bier, which
is placed in the ball rot III of the staff hiding is
dressed with white silk, embroi!ered with silver,
AMI coverlet, designed by the decessei for the
pu pose covers the body ss Ter rs tho breast. The
rcmaius have bsen embslmod. Tho En- sror h,s
ordered the army to go into mourning for eight
days. The deceased Counts eva regiment will
mourn FOR t~elve fourteen days. Emperor
vi ism. IN his order insti ucting the a my to 60
into mourning for the lste General Won Moltkc
says: "a friend and ccur sellor has bsen removed
from my side mott deeply mourn this irrepar.
able Il SIS to myself to the army snd to the father.
land TO his last hour the dec ased enjoyed I'M.
preccdented renown by reason of bis military
achievements aud his services for the welfare OF
the faith 5rlSnd, whose gratitude will mover Gio."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27
In Memoriam.

The expected death of Mrs J. BRADSHAW
BEVERLY, which was l,tely reported for The
GAZETTE excited the NOS Profound forrow in
,hs c. nmunity. Only brief interval had &C.
CUR ed since ihis lady bad parted from tho pa
rental root in South Carol!n, for union with a
family in Virginia conspicuous in the annsls Of
the state from its early sett ement. Here she ~
Won tie love and admra ion OF all avcred with
her SEQ aiDtaucs. Though reared amid wealth
sn / ref cement srd belonging TO soc e5Y d5tn-
gushei foE in diligence and cultnre, her feminine
grace and Christian character nc or stopped to win
favor or sdmiraron. During her illness, borne
unmprmcripgly, the best madical skill aud talent
we're invoked in vain for her relief, and imp,rta
nate pra5tr day ~ d night went q . f. nj h, low
ing besrts Of Cons pecp for her rel f; int He,
wao mskes no III stakes sppoir It'd it otherwis'
and thus YES added another gem to her Bedeem
ers crown. For While to borrowing hssrts
spring time, with its f1wers and soft n sic OF
the songs of o:ri fit embltms Of youthful joy
will have lost is chain sud for years it msy be;
the III ,s..cat oaks ard palms of the beloved ones
home in III South viii TO bereaved o1ts there be
the drapsry IF sadness ard Of gloom Yet to them,
as to many at the tm5, should c. me- the question
why esest tn u? I ssceLd to my Father ard
your Fa ha.." did rot our heart barn within
rs while he opened to US the scripture ?" and
Ny peace give unto yon. And sNon TOR then
also, If Christisus they vii rsaiize-
"Then sad 10 part from loved leg gone hef1re,
Tae mn.c OF taer lives
Is no wi sc ss;iled, blt b'eu 'ci 81 with Songs
Around tho lhrono OF Col rhs, ctr poor cars
No longer hsar it y Il
MARSHALL, April %, 1891.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27
Cashier and Money Gone

sT. LOUIS. April 27.-Capf. II. ". Gov
iugton, cashier of the Fermers and Traders
Bank of Montgomery City, Mo-, has dies 2
peared. and the citizsrs OF that town are
puzz ing tteir mipds ss to whether he ls re.
aponsible for the mysterious shortage OF
50 800 in the banks ecconats or whether ths
loss of The money bes &C pTeyed upon liz
that Il has unbalsrced his mind. Last
Thursday Capt. Coviogton and his nephew
licked the bank and went TO dinner. When
they returned they noticed nothing out OF the
way, bu5 at closing hour when The cash was
balanced up, 80 800 ~es found missine. An
investigation disclosed the fact ,has the
bank window had been broken open aud TIE
vault door was scratched % though 1t bsd
heen tamper. d With, but the locs had not
beea brokeo. Capt. Coy:ngton VAS nearly
distracted, and came 10 g.. Ionic, where be
reported thu robbery to the police. Ate!
telling al! be knew he departed and has not
bstn seen since.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27

It is reported here that ex-senator Lewis,
who vas lately sick here, but who recovered
sufficiently to enable him to go to bis hcme
In Rockingham county, Va, has had q re-
lapse and Is now very III again.
4 large nnmher of sporting men are here
to-day, attracted by the races which CON-
mence tomorrow. Should the weather
prove Favorable most successful meeting is
excectea.
TIE U. s. Supreme Court to-day post
pcned the Behriog Sea and the Louisiana
lottery cases until next October, sud qua-bed
the Indictment 10 the csse Of john q. Bali
and Robert E. Boutwell,, convicted OF the
murder OF ". z. Box, In the U. s. court for
The eastern district of Texas, because OF
faulty Indictment.
Ez-Congreesman and e1-Assist ant Secre-
tary Of the Interior, Muidrow, OF Mississippi,
| is here to-day. He says the Farmers A.
isnce have everything their own way 10 his
State, bat that 1t is so democratic that there
is not, nor vii! be any third party there.
Il Ia thought possible here that the acct
| dent to the Presidents sister may induce
him to abandon the remaining part OF his
trip and return at once.
Mr.. ]. Fl. McGill of this city has cargo
OF enams sd brick laying OF the wharf here.
Ia imported 1t for use in the new Congress
slons Library, but 1t has been rejected as
Imperfect by tue architect Of that building.
He therefore ia unwilling to pay the high
duty Imposed on enamaled brick, and TO
have it admitted as fire brick, but the Treas
ury Department will exact tue payment OF
tbs full tariff
&C. Johnson was appointed postmaster
at Shelton, Melon county, Virginia, to-day,
vice ". s. Roberto, removed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
WAsrYs;Irua ID 81 Anril 81 1861

Special Correspondence of the alexandria Gazette.
WAsHIM6roN. ID. o.. April 81, 1851
A northern gentleman who had recently
gone to Mi. Vernon on the steamer that
rams from here 10 that place, went 10 Alex
andria iase Saturday. He tcl1 the Ca
zETTE's correspondent to-day thst he was
most eerseably disappointed at the appear.
snce OF that place, as be had been led 60 be.
!ieve, by the description of the city ae given
by the msE employed By the steam boat
owners 10 describe the points or interest on
the route 10 Mt. Vernon, that Aiexaudris
was CITY Of the past, the site thereof being
occupied by 0iispidated houses partislly in
habited by old aristocrats. impoverished by
the war, and who take no interest ia modern
etfairs, " nsress he found The city la better
condition than naus Of the older cities In
his section OF the country.
Mr.. C;srsson has srrved here. His
ticket for ;92 is Blaine aud Ager. on plat
form for more silver, reciprocity and pen
sion reform.
Attorney General Miller hss followed the
practice OF nearly all the other prominent
republicans inih' gu positions, and has had bis
son appointed chief of division IA the War
Department.
Secretary Proctor. as Secretsry Blaine has
done in the New Orleans effair, has deter
mined to await more definite Information
from the military authorities at Wails Walla
before taking any steps Ia the case of the
lynching OF gambler by The soldiers 10 the
Csrrison sc that place.
The negro woman susanna Nelson, who
died ners last vsek st the reputed sge of
l2S, is Supposed to have come out of the e.
tate OF Thomss Pratt or John P. Ye.hy, near
Fredericksburg, We.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27
BATTLEFIELD AssoclAT1oN.-Judge

Bernard, of the Corporation Court of Peters
burg, granted charter on Saturday, TO tie
UuiIed States Battlefield Association. The
capitol stock isto be SlOO. 900 The president is
SAM. 8. Burdett, of Aiexaudris county. The
object for 81 hich the association is formed If
the preservation OF the forts and breasts orks
il front of Petersburg, tie u,asting by ap-
rr3priata monuneufs sad sign boards Of
pcsi,ions occupied by Different bodies Of
troops, deral and Comic dsrste. The buy
lng sal selling Of lands, end tina establish
mens OF soldiera home for disabled Fedel-
al ard Confederate soldiers Of hororable
record during the civil Har:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27

THE U s. LEGATION at Rome, il conse-
o,snca Of tho ill.feellpg against the people
Of this country ncw prevailing in Italy, and
the current violent attacks made by the
Itsliau press upon the United States, hae
heeu compelled to refnse assurance OF cnm'
plete safety srd protection TO Americans
coptemp ? q Ing visit 20 Italy. Well. a.
American tou ,ts are proverbial for the
lavish expenditure OF money. Italy will be
tia chief sutlarer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK. April 27--1 he stock market oporo,
strong and from y to p per coat higher than !,
closed on Saturday, bat the do ire to r,aiz. p,oa
the advances of the last few days WAS again vo,.
apparent, and the pressure to sell in tho earl.
dealings resulted in tho general loss crthe e.,I.
advances and in many cases of fractions in al.
ditior. The stubborn resi- tipce given tho II ~.
for decline st;mulsted now den aud in soma .,
the inactive stocks. and at II O'Clock n.
market was again active and strcr G, generally -.
small fractions sb We first prices.
PA11INopE, April % -Vi,rinia conc $ -.
do I;,-40s 80: do IS Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27
Health is W ealth |

DR. E. c. VESTS EKRvE AND BRAIN TREAT
NENT, guaranteed specific for Hys:orla, DiM.-
oess, Corvu sions, Fits, Nervous Neur.ig ,, Head
sche, Nervous Pr s:ration caused * 'he u.e o.
alcohol or tobacco. %skefulnes MerL1 De2ress-
ion, sottcning Of tbs p ain resulting n INSANITY
and leading to misery, decay snt des,h Preras-
sure Old bge, Barrenncss los II Power
In either SIX, involuntary loses sna Spermstor-
rhcea C used by 6ycr.esctti.n # ma brsin cell
abuse or oves.indplgence. Eqch hex contains one
months treatment. 81 90 box, or SIX boxes zoe
$500. seut by mail o eraid receipt Of nrlee,
WE GUARANTEE SIX bebEES
70 cure any case. With esch order received OF os
for six boxes accompanied with Y2.Qo, NE viii
send the purchscer or written gDsiso'ee to re-
mud the money IL the treatment fcs, rot effect a
cure Guarar tees s-ued My By
CHARLES s: LEGION.
DRUG 1ist, GOA King st,een
General Agent. .lexsndris VI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27

MORGAN STILL III VIRGINIA.. letter
from Charlottesville 10 tho Richmond Dis
patch says: 'It seems as If the suTmise that
F. O. Morgan, The Easlisbman recently dis
charged from the peni,entiarv, came to Al
bemarle county is correct, al d that be Is at or
near Warren, visiting the family OF Mr. John
Alezar dsr aud oshers While ne was incar
cerated 10 the county Ill In this City for The
shooting OF Mr.. Coe-, young lady to
whom. 1t is snid, he ie engaged. frequently
visited tim and the snppositon Is that ne ie
now visiting the same young lady, who nss
Dever wavered ia her attachment. TO. him.
The statements pabshed In Richmond pa
per that Morgan left numerous unpaid cred
itors 10 this county Ia denied ny prominent
E1glishmsG of this city, who says that Moi
eau is considered perfect gentleman, 81
though impulsive and very qaick tempered =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27
a Safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfac-
tory results, or in case Of failure return of pur
chase price. On this safe plan you can buy from
our advertised druggist bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. 1t is guaranteed to
bring relief in every case when nsed for any at
lection of the throat, lungs chest, such con-
sumption, Inflammation Of the lungs, bronchitis,
asthma whooping cough, Group, ETC., etc. 1t is
pleasant and agreeable the TASTE perfectly safe
and can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at E. s. Lesdbeater Bro q.
1ruo atore
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27

A COPY OF the annual report CT the Attor-
nsy General Of Virginia. Major K. 7. Scott,
lost received, shows the Majors office has
oeep b. no maans siaecure during his in
cumb ,pcy, and also that It's business has
nsen conducted in most netho6ical and
Efficient manner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27
A BABY's Lone VOYAGE "A curious sto-

A BABY's Lone VOYAGE "A curious sto-
rs was tod ct Enuis, Texas, few days ego
BY enc John Sellers, representing himself IS
iviyg in the Triniy bo toms ebout IA miles
cas-. of Ennis. He es'd that last We6ae'-
dsv q coiored woman living along the river
bank lost ber two 7ea.-lld child. q boy j lst
able TO walk, and search was mede, tua uI-
successfully. and the mother gave 1t up for
lost. Furt3er, that come fishermen wti'e
"a u,rina from an excursion found the babe,
alive and well, perched on eoG1e drif,wood
drifting riacidly toward tie gulf. abont 20
nilea down he river that it took the Fl h
ermsn two days to discover the mo Der sr c
restore the bsbs to 's homo,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27
VIRGINIA: In the Clerks office OF tho Corpo
ration Count of tie city of Alexandria or

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks office OF tho Corpo
ration Court of tie city of Alexandria or
the 22d day of Anil, 1891.
Louis s. Fiske, Frank II Keen and John Dotson
t,ading Louis 8. Fiske and Company, VS.
Msud T. Baxter Cooke, trsding az Arctic Wool.
Gu Mills. d. F. Coobe, her husband, and the
Alex,ndria II su :.nce Company.
Memo The object Of this salt Is to recover OF
the defendant Maad =. Baxter Cooke, trading az
Arc ic Wooen Mills 81 056 55, with interest on
1927 SO, part thereof from April 9th, 1891, and
S % OF, the residue thereof, from April 18Th,
ls9l, uOt paid, and to Alta and subject to the
ts5 ment thereof the d, b. due TO sad Maud T.
5sxtc- Cooke, trading Arctic Wooden Mills, ty
the alexandria Insura Company, and also any
other estate OF the said Maud T. Baxter Cooke in
the city oil Alexandra, Virginia.
The defendants, Jsu1 q. Baxter Cooke,
Ii: ng as Arctic Wcoien Mills and L, F.
Coose her hu b,nd, not having entered their
appearance, and given security, according to the
act of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and
it appearing by affidavit that they are not
residents of this State: 1t is ordered that the
said defendants appear here within fifteen days af-
ter due publication of this order. and do what is
necessary to protect their interests p this suit
that copy of this order be forthwith inherited in
the ALEXANDRA GAZETTE newspaper published
in the city of Alexandria, once week for four sue
cessve weeks, and posted at the front door OF the
Court House of this city. A cOpy-teste:
JOHN s. BEACH, Clerk.
IyJ T. CALLAHAN. u. G.
Mushbaeh, and MatuTy, Armstrong, P. q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27

PHILADELPHIA. Anril 25-Beof cattle-the
increased receipts NJ with a good 5mand,
but phi ,es declined fraction on all grades clos.
ing about 1sc lower; the quotations we're as fol-
lows: Fxtr. 6ssc; good ca. medium 5's'
SIS; fair 5Asohc: common 4%.a5c: cuts 4a
4lsc, ,nd fat cows Bad R.c por II. Mich Cows
request'snd firmer wool Sheen 5.6tac clippfd
do 4s5T.c wool Lambs 51as7a.c clipped do i
6lhc per Id; spring L,m's S,a6 heal Hogs
ware in good demand at FAC per III for good
Western, and 71ha73sc for CHER grad $.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27

SPECIAL TRAINS TO BENNIEGs Fer the
ooommoca!oa CT persons desifiag 10 atterd
the races at Baunipgs TRACK. near Washing.
tor, Atrl IS to Msy S h, euaday except
ed, The Pennsylvania Railroad viii run
spscial t.sioa having SIKH street selior,
Washington. at 2:l5 and $50 D m, retnrt-
ing immmedia;aly after the races Trains
leaving Alexandra at l:20 aud 2:c6 p. N.
connect with special trains from Washing
ton. Fare from Washington and reterc 25
oaDte
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27
Recinre ity.

TACOMA, Wash, April 27.-Psemier John
Robson. of B iiish Columbia. ic conversation
with reporter to-day said "As next door
neighbors we Waut reciprocity, bat no unre-
stsiote6 reciprocity. We want 1t IS regards
raw materials. We are opposed to uare-
stric.ed reciprocity and commercial union !;
the latter ga believe will lead to political
upiop, W nich we empbatically oppose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27

Ex-AssIsrANr POSTMASTER GENERAL
CLARKsoN, 10 n vary commonplace article
in ,he Mag number of the North american
Rcrie,c, Gags: "If tho rngwump Is right pc
N.ical parties In America ought to disband."
Bat, DO matter how trite and piatitudinous
the rest of the er.ici", shat the quoted sen
te0cs oil it, old as the idea it expresses may
b., is rock ribbed truth. is as we'll known to
all people familiar with politics as sny thing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27

M. d. N. RICHARDSON, of the Davenport
Iowa, Democrat, ssys: Cleveland is the
democrsoy's only hope in 1892. He is The
only ps.ional democrat" List falls cleo
ton proved that the number OF national
democrats in the country exceeded that o.
tina republicans to the extent of millions
Is, as Mr. Richardson eays, Mr.. Cleveland Is
"she only national democrat" ell tee re-
naining millions must he sorry os.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27

a FAD ANNIVERSARY Fort Washington,
Pa, while Mrs. john CoDard and two dspghters,
sged fourteen and two yosra, wsre sitting around
a centre table Saturday night ismp which WAS
suspended from the ceiling fill and exploded, en-
veloping Mrs. Conard and the two children il
burning oil. The baby died a. midnight and
Mrs. Conard expired next morning. The eldest
daughter is considers bly, burned. 1t was the ff-
teonth anniversary OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Conards uar.
risge
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27

SENATOR REAGAN is u very good and set-
sible Cd gentleman, but it is no lees true
that toe da,noers,ic side OF toe U. s. Senate
will not be the loser by his resignation and by
the appointment of Mr.. Chiffon as his cue
cssscr. The Interstate commerce bill. Of
which Mr.. Reagan ia the father, does not e1-
bi5is the highest degree, either OF natural or
acquired sense.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27

ACCORDING TO Col. Charles Chailie-Long'
the iste Gsuersl Gordon's Chief OF o'Sn'
NJ Stanley, of Darkest Africa" fame lie
M halter pow thar be wss when he DESERT
od the Confederate agmys end ia inst such a
MON in mstuyed ses as deserter during
es,lv life world naturally turn out to be.
IA the twig f. bent the tree is inclined.
Stanley, il at al humorous, must be hiso'S
amused at the SUCCESS he achieved in hum
hrpcipg the people of this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27

The democrats of this city will, in their
own way Tomorrow. select their ticket for
the approaching municipal election. Every
man who sba'l take port in the primary will,
of course, be In honor bound TO support each
end every one Of tha nominees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27
fer Congress

TIE Farmers Alliance In Illinois mas
,,=ssd resolutions to tbs effect that the
farmers Of that State shall combine and re-
oA;ve nc less than 1925 8 bushel for theiF
wheat crop o. this year. AS the price OF liz
lI,ois wheat ia fixed by the London market
tho action of the Alliance referred to is by
m msans wise. The price of wheat In the
I.,raon market is established by the supply
ofthas article fcom all parts Of the world
end In that market small reliance is placed
imam the supply received from Illinois.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-27
lex A N DIR IA. " A
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 81.
Mr. JOHN WISE made speech 10 Boaton

MFR JOHN WISE made speech 10 Boaton
,s.s s, tlrday night, In which ne said "Ihe
republican,, is the only party having real
existence. The democratic party is simply
$ Gathering OF all the elements Of opposition
snd utterly without prcgresp." Something
30 the matter With Mr.. Wise. The republic
can party has no existence 10 one.half oil the
Union; Mr.. Wiae's father wac democrat
ard Mr.. Wise himself was one nntil the
democrats of Richmond. who thoroughly
understood him, refused to nominate him
fer Congress