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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The Buckeye Mutual Fire Insurance CO.,,
OF Shelby, Onio, has been ousted from its
charter.
Tae Iowa Columbisn Exposition commits
sion have decided to erect 500 600 Iowa
building at the Chicago Worlds Fair.
John c. Hull, San Francisco attorney,
who cisappropfist tad large suns of money
belonging to estst,s In hia care, has dsap-
peare1.
The ways AID means comm t ee, OF the
Worlds Fair has decided to ask the nezt
Congress to appropriate S.. 900 600 10 aid of
the Fair.
J. A. ShIpman, prominent lawyer OF
Kearney. Nab. has been arrested charged
with forging notes ard mortgages aggregsi-
ing $4,000.
The Iowa State Temperance Alliance is
closing up saloons 10 LEGAL cities where toe
authorities have neglected t. en:orce the
prohibi:ory Law.
The Waterville, Me-. poor hooHe was
burned this morning at one O'Clock. Oae
inua Q, girl OF To- was burned to dea' h.
Thirteen escaped.
A special dispatch ffom Oklahoma say
Later and cfi:ial returns Of Wednesday Is
oouoty elections shoW that thu democratic
lad alliance tickets have hsen victorious.
The Jury in the case of Wc,. II Crawford
charged ct Decatur, ILL.,, with the murder OF
Mrs. Lima Matthias, lass night brought in 8
verdict Of guilty. fixing the penalty as
death.
The American Powder Company, of Chi
csgo. has purchased the patent and exciu-
siVe right to manufacture the Enmons ex-
plos;vs or smokeless powder. The factory
ia located at Emmansi;e Pa.
A special from San Antonio, Texas, soy:
Tho largest and richest vein of tin ore
kuown to the mining Industry of the world
haze been discovered in the old DAblo mine
! shaft, As miles southwest of Durango, Mez
The keel OF the fret iron ship ever built
| in Maine was laid yesterday, that of Ctns.
sr No. s. at the Bath Iron Works. The kee!
fer Cruiser NJ was laid to-day and the
work OF GOES ruolion viii go rapidly fer
wsrd
Robert McE!roy's retail dry goods store in
Dstsoit was Quilted by fire laet evening
f mated loss $4,000. The fra caused
considerable commotion in the Gsswold
house adj ,iniug, where the guests were pre-
pared to move out, but the FIRE was got ne
DIR control before it spread beyond toe
building.
Attachments have been placed on tho orionta
mills, at Providence, B. l., amounting to 1857,
900, aud work has been stopped.
Tho Hosiery mill of Neilson & Co., st Mechan
iclyi!le, N. Y. wss badly damagei By fire to-day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05
Scalded to Death.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Feb. 5.-Janoie
Barth, who went crazy .dnring one of tina
mestiogs of Rsvivaliss McIatosh at Sprr
Lake, Mico., two weeks sgo, vas taken to
the K .lamsz 20 insane asylum. She wsa q
recalcirant patient and bad to be KEEP 10 q
boxed BED and fed wi h a force pump. Tue;.
day evening she was givsn e ce q by the :
PENDANTS. Toe wafer was des%n oh, Ies5.
ing hec still In the tu5. 10 soms wey bill
Ing water was turnei into the ;ub, and b
fore 1t could be- turnei off Of the womR4 r
novel she was go badly sc4lded that SD:
died shortly after ward 10 goat ag0Ay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05
The Illinois Senatorship.

spRISaFlELD. T., Feb. 5 -Wnea lie .e.
publican committee adjourned last nigat the
chairman was directed to notify the F. N
B. A. that the committee would be glad Ia
recslys one OF their representatives tc-isy
This will bs Moore AID he will bs r6q1e.
to state definitely the full coufss of tae pro.
positions which tbs farmers will submit sna
what assurances the republicans aye to have
that any maa whom they assist the F. n. b
A. to elect will vote with the repubtcs1
party upon certain national Issues IN tb-
United States Ssnate. The farmers vii
also be requested to name three othe; cau
promise delegates in addition to Suecta
Steele and Moore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05
Petitioned the Court to be Hanged

WHEELING. w. Va, Fac. 5 Toe Comfy
Curt Of Preston comfy was sstoaished the
other day when ,mss Carroll, a prominent
although iliterste farmer. presented petit
ton, signed By $50 Of his scqasintsnces and
friends, praying ihsS be be hanged and that
the Court speedily appoint day for the
event Il turned cut after an investigation
that Carroll was road surveyor and de-
sired 10 rasige. Hs ssktd Dr. James A. Cox
TO draw up paper to that tf,cf. c.. Ia q
wlg. eod knowing thas C,rroil coald not
read be drew ps;i-i2n asking that hs b.
hanged, and awaited cu:oas to sac how
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

nricta and intended fc- Catholic church.
Congressman Mckinley says be is dis
posed to think the reciprocity treaty with
BraZl will DO ratified aid that it will be ad-
vautagecu3 to the country.
A delegation OF the officers Of the Farmers
Alliance waited upon the House coinage
committee to-day 10 urge the passage of the
silver bill. Tue conmittea adjourned with.
out Coming to any conclusion aud have de-
termipsd 10 make 40 report on tbs BILL
The aeu,ocra;ic members Of the Virginia
congressional delegation, at the ins,snce OF
tee ladies' association organized for the pur-
pose of presenting to France statue OF
Washington, of which association Mrs. Jus
tica Field and Mrs General W. q. F. Lee
ara members have urted in request to
Governor Mckinney of their State, to allow
ths artist, whose rvices have been engaged,
10 take plaster cast of Houdon's statue 10
the Capitol ct Richmond to be used SO his
model.
Mr.. Iaea'ls said iu the Senste to-day that
while be VIE sud is opposed to the gag rule
and did not like Some CT the cumbrous lea
lures OF tbs Force bill, be was and Is 10 favor
OF the alleged OF .ct of that bill. Mr.. Ia
gals hes been defeated now and has no
more favors 10 expect from democra
| AS quorum WAS prescub dt Iuo iaap 20
meeting Of the directors of the Virginia Midland
Railroad Company in this city, another meeting
was called to day, fer the purpose of confirming
some land PURCHASES recently made here ny Inc
company.
A delegation from Norfolk yesterday evening
argued before the Virginia democratic mem beers
of the House III favor of the subsidy shipping bill.
| As anticipated in this correspondence they were
| in formed that no democratic congressman could
vote for a1y such bill. When the congressman,
acco mpsnied by tho delegation arrived at the
room OF tho House committee on accounts,
in which it was supposed the arguments would be
| heard a member of that committee opened the
door with his private key and, stepping back, in
vited the others to enter. They did 50, but to
their grea SURPRISE saw five congressman sitting
at the table playing poker: Tho latter were as
much surprised as they were but, aftor mutual
| explanations, the Vi;ginians retired and went to
| another committee room.
| Representative ca non the man with tho
mouto is now spoken OF MS possible sot rotary OF
| the Treasury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

RECIPROCITY The Governor General of
Canada has announced in message that
the gcve7nmant-thst is the conservatives
tss proposed reciprocity to the United Sat, s
upon lae following terms: Renewal Of the
reciprocity hea.y OF 1854, with modiics-
tlobe; reconsideration OF the lrestg Of 1888
with The sim of aecatng fres admission into
the Uaited States OF Canadian ashery pre-
ducts in return FOR facilities tc be granted to
Quilted State. i4nefmer; protection of the
mackerel and other fisheries OF tha Atlantic
Ocean aud ia inland water; relaxation OF
tie coastDg l.wf; mutual savage snd saw
ing of wrecked vessas: arransementa for
settling the boundary bs,weeu Canada and
Aiseks. 70 Any sucb treaty IS this Seere
tary Blaine is understood 10 be uoelierably
cpuosed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05
Overdue Steamships

NEW YoRK, Feb. 5.-The DUt,h stesm.
ship Rotterdam, from Rotterdam, eighteen
days out, about which there was some snx g.
ETY., arrived at quarantine this morning.
She experienced succession OF gsles with
terrific high seas every day throughout The
passage. but no damage vas done to the
ship OF her passenger. The Rotterdam re.
po,ts that on February l. leti.Gds 70, 30
,ortb, lorii.ude. Sc As vest sae passed
the disabled s.esmar Denmark now twent
Qua DAYS out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of The alexandria Ga=ete.
WASHING TON. ID. c.. Feb 1890.

Especial Correspondence Of the alexandria Ga=ette
WAsEINGro TON. ID. G.. Feb 1890.
As anticipated 10 this correspondence,
Senator SteIart yesterday evening offered
tue silver bill ss en- amendment to the rsgu-
lar pensions bill. 1t Is stated to-day that he
will withdraw that amendment and pre-
poses to add t 10 one OF the other appfopri-
alton bills. T5is, it is said, will be done for
two reasons, frat, becsn5e the democrats may
not be- go keen set on 1t If incorporated 10
&be epormou US pensions bill, to which many OF
them are opposed ; aUd secord. because The
silver Republicans gro afraid of the soldier
vote If the President should make that
amendment !hs excuse for vetoiDg the per-
aions bill.
Congressman Tucker OF Virginia Gays that
6uring g recent trip to the Danville district
of bis State hs rode for time alongside of
an old gentlemen who told him he was q
Primitive Baptist, and asked him if he kuew
Posey Lsste,? ''OH, yes" replied Mr.
Tacker. 'i:e sits close by me ia Congress
aid / know hra ultimately" WE'LL" rs
D led the old g4rt!,msu, ri you vote as
P,seY does you'll always vote right" Mr.
L,ster is preacher in the Primitive B.p-
tist Church snd represents the D.nVilia
district in Congress.
TIE following changes In the h c'ass
postmassere OF Vitgiua we're made 10 day !:
Border, Shenandoah county, l. a. u tiki ap-
pointed posimsster vice W. G. Mof4tt. re.
signed Curtis. Bedford county, w. 81. Log
wood, vice c. E. B.yan, resigned Pearch,
Bedford county, J. 4 Feassns. vice E. L..
8 read, resigned.
La the Senate yesterday evening the bill
TO pubic building at E ,snoke was refer
re to a committee o. conference.
The bill TO paw the awards OF tbs Court Of
Claims IN the French spoiistion ossas has
been reported in the House end is now be-
fo7e the claims committee CT the Senate. It's
friends hope that that committee will no,
only report Il but ask that 1t he included in
the deficiency bill. The bill to refund the
money collected under the direct lsnd tex
lsY has ps q the Senate and been favo.a.
bly, reported 10 the House. LIE friends soy
that when the appropriation bills are out OF
the way 1t will be called up. Toe friends of
she bill TO settle with Virginia for money sd-
vsrced in the war OF 1912, hope that bill
wilt be inoladed in the Indian appro-
priation bill. Tbs bill for the return
of the money advanced By Virginia
to erect the original public buildings in this
city have abandoned all hope its passage
81 this session. Kaowioe copgressmen sey
the ssras may as veil hs done IN respect Of
the other three.
TIE Treasury Department today denied
an application for the free entry of Stations
of the Cross" made Ct wood and photographic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

AND NOW another Farmers Alliance store
keeper has gore wrong, the ono at Spar
tsrstu'g, s. G. According to accounts, he
supplied private store with goods belong
lag TO The Alliance store. leaving the latter
Ia the u,ch to tae amount of about thirty
thousand dollars. Better let regular mer.
chaots keep stcrss on their own cspital
Na.ugal competition will make them cell
goods ss cheapy "a possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

ALL THE evils which have btll ctcd or 90
now ,fll CT this country have he'd tneh
origin in New Eoglapd. Divorce Ia not the
least Of them, su6. ike ali the others, It Is
spree dog saa making Its WY South. There
were 3333 spplica,ione for divorce 10 BATH
more last 5 ea., OF which ITO were granted
fortunately for the S1uth, Virginia stands
en- her nortbstn border, and, as against other
evils from the same direction in tie past.
will be her shield and huckler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

ACCORDING TO moderate estm ates ;he
s. o. the .ecsnt Sioux scare vas nearly
$50 million dollars. As the hunter oi
& Citing Sioux is only few Thousand. ii
would hsye baen much cheaper and less
cr1a to have avoided all dagger of tbs scare
by giving them little more beef and few
oys red blankets Indian scsres are cost
y entertainments unGe. the Iadisn bureau
as at present conducted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

IT Is reported that reciprocity treaty
has been negotiated with Brszl and WIZ
s,on be proclaimed. Brtz now imports
FROM this country about one-tenth as much
as Canada does. Efreciprocity would be sd'
vantsgeous with Brasil why wouldn't it be
ZEN times more go gth Canada? 1odeed,tn
view of the Gloss communication, Hhy
wouldn't 1t be twenty times more &C? II
Nj. Blaine caa toll, he can do more than any
hcGy else.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

THE FACT that the ratio OF mortgages to
deeds in the West, as shown by the census
RETURNS ia as seven 10 one. is by no means
as indicative of the prosperity of that, The
moet growing section Of the country, as
o.ae OF the people of that section would
have il supposed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

How 10 make nonas 10 Wal! Street ia
what troubles he acreage Nse Yorke-. W.
ware troubled hpge3a- wi:o os'srra until
Old Sau.'s CT ,rch Cuse oerod rs. Sold for
% cents
Nothiny stupstgiag oT Gensssa;s. n7lsaj
anum or opIcD. enters into hs o2m position
of that famed r4msde. D.. Bulls Baby Syr-
nd. Price IS cent?.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. o., Feb. 5.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Ga motion CT Mr.. E1muDds the ReV.
Phillips Brooks, of Boston, was admitted
to the privileges of the floor OF the Senate
during hls stay of three or four days In
Washington.
Among the bills reported was one increas-
ing the pension of General Clusters widow
to 800 month.
NJ. Ingalls, rising to personal statement
said that he had bsen absent from the ses.
5ions of the Senate during the past two
weeks in which interval action had been
taken on the closure and on the election
bill. His attitude on both those questions
has been the subject of comment and cen
rangement. agreement or understanding,
express or implied. direct or indirect, re-
mote or contingent, to have his vote count
ed against the passage Of the election bill.
He was as ready now as he had always been
| to PR cead with it's consideration and with
notifications which he had always believed
essentially to support 1t 10 the end. he had
hsen republican since the party WAS born,
and had voted "withous vsriableness or
sh sdow Of turning" Tor every republican
candidate. H. was related that the. streets
OF jerusalem had been kept clean by every
N IN sweeping before his own door, snd he
Commended to the seif-ccnslituted guardians
OF the consciences OF their associates Tout
slis of the Senate chsmber) that they
! guarded husbandry of their disapprobaton'
Those leaders who had conducted the most
! powerful political organization known 10
American history to the most stupendous
and overwhelming disaster recorded In lie
annals might we'll pardon those who we're
! disposed to doubt the infallibility of their
Judgment. If they we're wise, they would
| be less pro5crlp;iVe aud more tolerant OF
differences OF opinion among their sssc-
clAtes, on questions OF opinion on which dit-
fsrenoss might be allowed, especially among
tl0ae whose devotion to human liberty had
never been questioned and whose constancy
end fotti!uie had been exposed to tests as
severe, a. least. as any which they had ever
kno@n.
Tas pension appropriation bill was then
taken up. II appropristos Tor pensions for
the year slSS. l7S,OS5.
HOUSE,
By unanimous coaeeut it was ordered that
darlog the remainder of tbs session the
Honses sheli.. nss: at II o'clock AN.
Mf. oothman, Of o aio, from the commit
tee on accounts. reported resolution for the
priatiag OF digast OF the election cases :
eli lad By tae SIS; Congress.
NJ. Rogers, OF Arkansas, in suggesting
tass the resolution should not De adopted,
said tea, say gentleman who 10 the future
lould refer t. these caaes as law, equity or
precedent, ought to be put in the peuitenli-
ary for the rest of his existence.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. .O'Naill, of Pa. presented for reference
resolution of the Philadelphia Maritime
Exchange, esslug against the passage of
tina silver free coinage bill.
The H 1use then want toto committee Of
the Whole 90 the "a i-y civil appropriation
bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

IL WHAT some northern people cay be
true, the avcwed intention o; the negroes to
aoaeut themse.ves as race from the ChicR-
&c fair unless 6 miracle be performed ard
tbe dead and buried Force bill be resurrect-
ed and passed, will. if carried out, mnke
that iy much more abrasive 10 The white
people OF the North than IL otherwise
" mid be-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

Senator Carlisle says tle Treaanry will q! .
deficit of about fount een millions next J.
ly, and be predicts that a yssr from N
time the felt will hsve increased to m
lining like eighty four millions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05
ALEX A N u r I "A. " A
THURSDAY svENINa, FEBRUARY 5.

BEFORE the Mckinley bill went into op-
Grafton the ptotecsionists said It's necessary
effect would be to increase the wages OF Ia
Dor. Well, 1t has now been in operation
four monls. That 1t he's not Increased the
Wages of labor one cent ia known of all la
borers that it has decreased them 10 pain
fuily apparent to the laborers in the Mower
ard Reaper works at Akron, Ohio, tie pro-
duets of which are among those most pro-
tscted, who have jast been notified that tnes
must work longer hours or else have lheif
wages reduced proportionstely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

many people would sga ii w!'hout kroF.
Ing what they ware doing, Abou! $50 sfro.
ed the paper wi,houf residing it, The 70.
mainds, Caught Gu" and allowed .be psre,
to 90 it's rounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

SAM JoSEs's vERs1oN.-1he following tele.
gram WAS sent yesterd.y by Rev. Sam Jones, who
is st Palestine, Texas:
The one ga lus Mayor Of Paestice tried to cane
your Crc,e jones this nlo:li9g III tue depo5. /
wrerShed tbs cane from him AMI L rs bim olt l
am little disieurad, tut still il the ring.
criticised nis olical career last November. 1t
needed c;i,i ;ism SASH ?. JONES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

Prof Koch hes arrived q. Coastaalin pI.
on his tour OF the east.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

Since Mrs. Brown has taken to Using D
Bulls Cough Syrup sne hes saved an ir,:e-
pendent fortune In doctors bills. You CT
do the same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

All our city fathers say use Salvation 0 J
the greatest cure on earth for pain" 1t CO. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05
DIED.

On Monday, Eel rusry ID, 1891, near Gail G
Vile, Prince Will an county. WIN. W. MEAEE
son Of the late R. K. Meade, of Lucky Hi,
Clarke county, Va, in the 6Sth year OF his age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

A MOTHER SUPPLY CT P0ToHAC. FL05
"A received to-day By
decH j G. MILBTRN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05
Sold by crocers everywhere.
W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass.

ROCHESTER LAMPS and PEAPL.ToP CT I!
liz MES. Sole agents.
dec1O Ell MILLER & sou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-05

The Buckeye Mutual Fire Insurance CO.,
OF Shelby. Onio, has been ousted from its
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