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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-13
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. IL

REVoLUTIoNIsTs IN URUGUAY There
vas serioua attempt ct revolution ct Mon
tevideo on Sunday evening. The members
OF Revolutionary club In the suburbs OF
that city ated upon the troops stationed
near at hsnd. The latter returned the yolley
With desd effect. Several peracns were
killed outright ard many wounded. Many
OF the ringlesders OF The assault, including 8
priest, have been apprehenGed. Attempts
we're made 10 ssssssiDsie President Obs
nnd to capture the members of thu junta,
nut they were unsuccssefu. subsequently,
the insurgents ware dispersed and the city
became quiet. Tne troons In the Deighbof-
hood humber abouo 5000 Tho outbreak
originated With the B aoco parry. Toe Tts-
ing seems to have extended erywhere
the coonirY dlsrcte, but was
speedily end effcctually suppressed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-13
The Storm.

4 heavy storm Is raging along the nosth-
ern New jersey coast number Of cuts
have been made In the blEGat Long Branch,
and the seas have swept over into ehrsws-
bury river. north of Seabright. Several big
cuts have been made by the heavy seas into
tho bescl So Asbury Park. Ocean Grove,
Bolmar and at other po!nts eouth The
heavy oeas swept nearly Eli day yesterday
over into the Shrewsbury river at Nofmsn-
dis-by-the Sea, and hove heavily washed
the old New Jersey Southern Railroad
traob
a. Ooasa City taagy northeast storm
set 10 earig yesterday morning and Ii raned
ipcsssantly all Gay. The Tide 10 tho even
ing was unususily high ard washed out the
railroad, stopping all traffic. The damage
On Ehe Sea Isle City Branch is much greater
and will take ct least ten days to repair.
Several boats in 'he bay broke their moor
lugs sud igi;te0 TO Bas.
As Caps May heavy northeast storm Is
prevailing. TIE high tides covered the
msedos0s yesterday eveaing and eross high
OF tbs beach. There &c fssy tha5 the hlgh
water may make iurtaey enagoaohmenis ct
Cape May Point. NJ Cansee Is anticipated
along tae besoh front OF the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-13
Temperance Convention.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
Rev. ]. B. Motfaat, of DanviiIe, editor of
tina only ten rsrsrce paper in Inc State, and
State lecturer fer the Good Tempiars, has
been In this city for the past week working
for the grand temperance convention, which
will 10 held in the hall Of the State Capitol
the third week In December. He has net
With great success. The movement lie IN
dorsed by soma OF the most prominent men
In the State, including the professors at
msns OF the universities spd high schools
and most of the minlstere, irrespective ofde'
nomination.
The convention will be the largest that has
been held anywhere, and it will comprise
dsleee es to the number Of 600, rep essnting
all shades of temperance seotimai in and
out Of oreaaizstions The movement has
been indoised by the Goysrnor. This con-
veution bas 10 visw the same !sw thai hss
bsen adopted bs the Georgia leglslsture--
the three-mi's iaw-proedin2 that no In
toxicau,s shall be sold within three miles Of
ary church or sohoolhousp. Speakers from
all over the U0ited States will be present
and address tbs body. Delsga' ea freD all
temperance organizations in Alexandria 5iil
be present.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-13
Failed 20 Agree.

The Jury In the Gaze OF Ashley Y. Howell.
Cd trial at Wsrlen'on, Ca. for the murder
OF Capt. W. J. McGEeth, yesterday failed to
agree, and the prisoner will be tried sgaln
In Jsnuary. TIE juIy stood FIVE for aoqnit-
tel spd seven for conviction. he vii be
kent In Werrentoa count iaiI Until the next
irisl.
On = r7sy toe trial toog most eansa
tionsl iurH. Letters were produced which
showed thai Mrs Howsll had deceived her
husband before and since her marriage
Dnriug toe reading 81 tLese letters Howell
broke doWE end sept like child. He
begged leave 10 address the jury, end made
to them o pititul appeal II have listened"
he said, 'to the reading Of these letters
with great surprise and modification. 1t
s ihe first have known OF them They
shog on their faces thst they were kept
secret from me l. requires much evil
dence to mike man doubt bis wife.
These letters seem TO be in tho handwriting Of
my wife. sm wholly deceived in her. seem
now abandoned by her. "She continued the de-
ception she visited me st tho iail III Augusta
several times, as often she could she was 81
ways affcctonato and loving. When star ed
from the Jail TO the courthouse to stand my tri.l,
sh was with me. She kissed me good-hy at tho
d. OF of the stairway and wished mo we'll. AS the
evidence was of such character that she did not
wish to hear it she did not como up there. Then
she came il sunday with my listers AID acted the
part of "a noble wife. AS such believed her to
be Il scems sha hes deceived Mo. l loved Julia
more thar loved my life. l acted the geatc.
meu in good faith TO protect her. am now sbsn-
doned even by my wife, and I ask this jury to
show me the mercy that is due 70 one who has
acted in gocd faith but who has been wilfully =
ceived ard ininred than it possible to njure
man. Gentlemen. whether yon convict me
not am already il nred most 10 hopelessoess.
My heart is overcome and my SORROW complete"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-13
The DISPATCH

WASHINGTON, Ocy. 13.-The Acipg Secretary
of the Navy, received tho following telegram this
morning from Lieutenant Wadsworth, Inspector
o / ifo Saving Service, dated Anateague Va.
'Disa,tch is broken un forward Of engines; up
per gol Ks ire washed off But little material 10
coming sahore here, Officers and crew arc well
snd being utdo comfortable at station. Will re-
ma until wm,ther abates. Ysntic was off station
sunday night blt has not been sem since. Thick
westher heavy gale, very high surf"
1t is said at the Light House Board that it is
unfair to say that tho loss of the Q. s. g. Dispatch
is in anyway due to the absence of the regular
light.ship at winter quarter shosl for needed ro-
reperJ, for the reason that relief ship, showing
the same kind OF light has been stationed there
ever since ample notice OF the change having
been given six weeks ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-13
PROM WAsEINGT0a.
special Correspondence Of the Ae1a"drra ease'seJ
WAsHIuaroN. D, o.. Ocs 10, 1891

Special CORRESPONDENTS of the Alez0"dr-a 9asetse
WAsHruaros. D, o.. Oot. 13. 1891.
All the servicesble boats on the Cnesa,
neake and OHIO Canal are now o use, ana
there ia business for greet many more. 40
snnnlv the trade, oid boats are being rs9sir-
ed az sspidiy ss possible, and sorae new ONES
are being built at Cumberland: =.
No agreement to that effect has yet oeen
made witt Germany, bat it is oonhdsneiy
heiieyed hero that one will bs.by WEicn free
trode with that country will be approx
mated not by tbs legislative oIancn
Of the government, as 1t shouid De-
INT bv the executive branch, as 1t should
not be. :.
Among the strangers 10 the city to-day iE
Judge Witt OF Richmond. rs says thst
IRON wnat he sees sGd hears ne Is disposed
TO think the democrats Of his State will have
little or no trouble in electing eli OR nearly
sll their candidates foc the Legislature, aGc
that though n any issE4ors alliance men are
among those candid c., JLey will &c elected
as democrats and viii act as democrats Ia
that body.
The published statement that Secretary
Blaine will come back here by the cad ol
the current month is not credited 81 TIC
White House Indeed the impression Enete
IL that he will Esver come back again, as 10
DO &C would necessarily expose his present
unfortanete ooodltion.
TIE following Is the Only Change ID the
Ali class postotfices If Virginia that was
maGs to-day OheIEisson. Northampton
coansy, G. b. Taylor appointed postmaster
WIGS II. w. COiman, resigned.
Senator Barbour has gone to New York
and will be absent day or two.
Az Alexsndris county man, here to day,
ssye be fears there will be no improvement
Ia che roa.ls there this year, and that if tho
rosd tex Whioh has been increased FROM 10
to 80 gents be expended on dir Instead Of
tae rock or gravel 1t will be just so much
tarown away, ADD that cons quentiy the
legislature will De asked to repes the bill
ailos7lf & that Increase to be nlGae
Nj john Amber SniSh says 10 attended
mee5iog Of he executive committee OF the
one hundred appointed by the recent
Roanoke a0i Malone republican cor
vsn,ion OF Virginia, last night, at the
Eabitt House, ct which the chairman
Of that oommitse, ex-senator Lewis.
and Meaert. Hines, Patio. D B. Lewis,
Brown aDd Parsons were present. he sage
the cotn gnit,ee has M intention Of Sighting
Gsn. Mshans or any body elae, hut deter
mined to reorg0nizs ali tb- county commit.
toes, asking she present Mshone chsirmen
to preside ovsT the meetings 20 b? hed fer
the, DnEposs Gud tn rut q msnq
republican candidates FOR the legislature in the
field Gs possible, and to prosecute an active cana
paiRn he says he has seen letter from Collector
Brsdy stating thst he is in f-vor of such course
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-13
The New York CAMPAIGN.

:! he democrats OF New York SIRE now making it
uncomicrtably active for their opponents. Thurs
day evening Tammany Hall will have grand
ratification meeting, 70 be addressed by number
of demcc ats of national reputation, including
United States Senator John E. Kenna, of West
Iirginis To-mor ow evening the mocra.s OF
Brooklyn will rstify the State aud city nomina-
lions st meeting over which OK President Cleve-
lsud is announced to preside, and 81 mich Hon
i5er Esyner, OF Bal imore. is expected to be ono
of the principal speskers Throughout the inte-
ror Of New York Numerous democratic meetings
will be held dsily from now uutil election dsy in
order that the rank and file may DC enthusei for
the coming battle OF ballots.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-13
zvArDRIA.. V a
Teg BrREAu o. sta!is,ios,a national offio

TOR puREAU of sta!islics,s national ONCE
like ell the others, has been prOstitused TO me
attainment OF partisan euds. 1t has just
,saned 3 report the object of which is to sus'
tain the Mckinley tariff bill by showing
that eveu the import trade OF this country
has been increased by ihat bill. The whole
republican policy eesm5 to rest upon Inc
assumption Of the ignorance Of the people,
and. unfortunately ,tnat assumption IN many
cases Ia too we'll founded, o. course Inc
imports during TIE last year were increased'
I'm, solely in conrequenoe OF tbe desire OF
the importers to set as large STOCK on nsno
az rossible before the bill referred to, WEIGH
Increased the tariff from forty-seven to sixty
tSo ner cent. went into operation, 80 that
thew might add that increase TO their prca'a.
The olsjority OF he people either don't Fes'
at al. or else don't understand what they co
read. II .hey understood the tariff the re-
publican passy would cot live dag longer
And sbe way to make them understand Ii
l. 10 have il explained TO then intelligl0iS
NJ attractive apoekers The raoaip's from
cus;olas et New York during the first 'en
dsys of this month, we've less by four ana 3
million than they were during the came
period last ysal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-13
Set Fire to the Jail,

CASPER, Wyoming, Oct 13 DE-. Joseph
Benson, confined in the cpUnty jail last night
far drunkenness, set fire to the building and
sas burned TO death. Benson claimed 10
have been ordained Catholic priesti 10 Bos
ION years ago, but WAS s!lenoed because Of
drink. When intoxicated he claimed that
his right mama was Joseph P. Riey, AID
that he had killed msn near Pennington,
Masa., for which ne vas se,,trno ID 10 the
penitenLiary for fifteen years, but escaped
in bakers wagon through the assistance
of bis brother. He was we'll known In the
Test and fer several years bad been army
surgeon At Fo;l Rcbinson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-13
Scene IN Court.

KANSAS Cry. Mo-, Oct. 13 Hardly he'd
the foreman OF the jury In the Criminal
Court here yesterday pronounced the words
"Tsn years in the pautentiary" as The pun
lshment assessed against Frank Rowland, a
wsyWatd young man Of good paren.sge,
convicted Of forgery, when the defendant
sprsrg to his his feet In front of the judge.
drew 8 pistol, put ]. - hls left side aud
fred. A ecene OF Fsii6 confusion followed
during which Judge White fsiuted. The
bullet did not strike ths heart, but passed
through the nodg jaai ABOVE 1t. There ie
but Sight chance. however, for rsoovsry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-13
Killed By a Doctor

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 13 Near O~enton Sat-
urday DR.. ]. l.. Maasie shot and killed Jesse
Hanover, q welI-tQ-do farmer. Msasie heard
that Hanover had bean talking about him
and armiDg himself went to Hanover's and
asked fog hin. Mira Hanover said he was
sway, but was expsctsd coon TO return.
well, madame, you have seen him alive
the lass time" said the doctor rs he rode
q gay. Not far off 40 mst Hanover and his
trother-in-iav. He asked Hanover why he
had been lying, and Hanover said he had
stated nothing he could not prove. There.
upon Massie shot him. Massie has not been
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-13
Explosion.

BIRMINGHAM, Ale, Oot 13.-At EaeIey
City lsst night car fxsd up az sleeping
apartment fer laborers was standing on the
aide track. In tbs car were six negroes and
some blasting powder which they had been
using at their work. A spark from g pass
Ing Locomotive fell into the Car and into the
powder which exploded with terrific force,
sb,tteriog the Car and naaging all the ne-
groea except one, who escaped with ssIsht
burn. Oue ofthem will csrteioly die, and
The othere arc 10 daoger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-13
The Ecumenicel Methodist Council

WASHINGTON. Oat. 13.-Bshop B. H
H4reTove O! the NJ. E. Church South, o.
Nashville, Tenn, presided at che opening o.
the six dsys' aes5ion OF the Ecumenics
Methodist Council to-day
The business committee reported the re.
ceipt of s motion to send deputation to
ha 2an.PTesbyte Counci at Toronto In
1892.
The resolution reisrred to the committee
concerning joint action OF Methodist mis-
sionsry bodies working In the same fields
Vas reported back favorably and commit
tee was appointed to consider the aubjeot.
This oounci then proceeded to tina order
OF ths day, the subject "Thn Church and Her
Agencies" being the same as that discussed
yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-13

THE s!x and s.haif million dollars appro
prieted for the census Of 1890 are gone. How
or whers, she pubic does noE no9 know
But ooas o! them will ever be recovered
So far az the peoples treasury is concerned,
thev ara o!ean gone forever. But SIS sheT'
ia 90 need tina. any more should go The same
way, espeoisllg as the census reports a'e III
complete aud utterly unreliable, the reqn'-
sition Of Mr.. Proctor for shree million add
tionsl should Dc aisal!owsd, sod the censne
borssu Dc closed, aud aa ;nves,igs ion Of tae
manner n whlca Us sf,ts have bean CDR
a1otsi bs oomnsuoed 81 soon as she oexs
session OF Congress shaii begin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-13
JUDGES WITH SHORT H.1R-Itis we'll known

JUDGES WITH SHORT HAIR.-It is we'll known
tfa judges wear their hair very short. A judge
who is still CD the be, oh relates ar using Incl
dent which happened t. himself when he was or
circuit In the south of England. In company
with smother administrator of tho law ne went
for WAX in the country, aud being thirsty their
l6-dships entered slralinp, III the rear Of which
they found two iaborers playing ekittics They
decided 10 Join in the game, and each taking one
of tho men as s partner they played in real earn
est Getting hot, MIR. Justice = took off his
coat becoming hotter, he removed his hst. His
lordship's partner immediately stopped paying.
Go on" exclaimed the distinguished judge; bat
Dodge remrne1 motonless. Whist are you
stopping FOR p ssked Dir. Justice, all In patienc
10 Ierew the eame. ~ don't moiud beiu' neigh
borly,' replied the mzu. looking up st the judges
closely cropped hesG, E" bat L 7, darned il i be a
goin' 10 ul-y sixties win tickeg.o'lesf man
london FIGARO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-13

CERTAIN PUBLISHERS In Poiisdelphis,
ms Of taem REPUBLICANS, yesterday 90
pesred before III lseislssivs committee IN
vagsl2stiue 1bs charges ofeo'rupttop sssioSi
BsH, the republican ex-tteesuyer OF that city,
and testified that they had paid him Gem
missions for city sdvertifire. 1t lie also
stated that the sndiior end present trsaeor-
or and many OF the republican magistrates
aud cons!ahlss oi t!a5 city haze been pund-
erlng the State ond city treasury to their
hearts content. But, for all this. the repub'
licap Senate OF Pennsylvania Is doing aii IL
Gan to stave of en- investigation until after
next months election.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign Il sWs.

BUDA PEsTH, Oot 3.-Fesoe-Nadar, 9
avge eud furnishing village of Ttansyl
vsnis, has bsen completely destroyed by
fire and the Inhabitants have practically lost
all they possessed. The utmost distress
prevails. Relief ia being sent to the suffer.
ers from adjacen5 towns.
PARIS, Oct. 13.-It is announced to-dsy
that the daughter CT the late General Bou.
LANCER will ooatess four Of the clauses of bis
will. It Is expected that the legal proceed
sngs will result In the development OF some
interesting evidence regarding the dead
mans inner ao!itical aud privese sff;i;s.
DUBLIN, OoS. 13 The Freemans Journal
to-csy Geplores Inc announced Intention OF
tine members or Parliament who represent
the Parnellite party to nurture the faction
feud which has existed between themselves
and the party acknowledged Mr.. Jnatip
Mccarthy as its leader. The JournaJ sdls
"Unending strife Is In prospect II they place
bafore the country the programme thus Of.
fered co lt. Il is the greatest act OF cruel
and useless treachery ever perpetrsted upon
the Irish nslinn."
The National Press (organ OF the McOar-
ths'tee) alac, commenting upon the mani
Issto of the Parneiite party, remarks: The
ParDeliites, as is we'll known, are now mere
puppsts OF the secret societies"
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Murderers Arrested,

CoLoPAeo SPRINGS, COL, Dot. 13 Alfred
Russell and Thomas Lswton are under ar
rest charged With the murder CT John
Eem!Dg 90 the night OF August z last. and
both have made partial confession Of the
deed. a con versaiion overheard between
the two met led to the arrest. Esch man
claims that the o.hsr shot Heming and
forced him to participate IN the deed. The
assassins waited money to go to the oircu-
and agreed to hold up any one they might
% eet. Lawton Ia 10 gears old and Russell is
"a There wss q reward Of 5000 offered foE
thair srrest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-13
cossKcrrcur's SMALLEST BABY. "A cir

CoNNKcTIcUr's SMALLEST BABY. "A girl
bs57, two months old and weighing less
than one pcu5d, il the otjso. of much inter
eat TO the residents Of NofgaIk, Conn The
Child, at birth, weighed nine ounces. II lie
nerfectly form and seemingly es strong ss
babies sre at that age. The father Is go
italian shoemaker and the mother 81 INTEL
iipenu and comeIy Irish girl Tne child
measures twelve inches from the crown OF
the head 10 tbs sole OF liz feet. Tue head
would you'd not fill an ordinary tea cup
and Gnger ring can be passed over the
foot and up the leg ID tbs body. The mid
Q ct sleeps moEt cf the time and ia fed at in.
fsrvals f.w drops of milk from teaspoon.
Il Is in fair health and likely to live.