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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16
Her Fifth Husband.

Miss Mary Lsvens. of EiGirs, or. accord
ing to the last of tia FIVE names which she
hes already epi ,yed or endured, MR. Me'y
Mason, nov % years OF ago, was at the Up-
lon Station In Pi.:sba-g, Pa, Wednesday
night en- route to Philadelphia, where she is
TO wed the fitta husband who has weed anc
won her siuce che was sweet sixteen. she
is com,lg German girl with fair locks ard
qnite z nod looking. When ehe was IL yesrs
cid she married be. Grst husband, J. w.
Coleman. Ticga nmoerman. They lad
oae child, AMI were getting along nicely.
Her husband dated his boards and ether
] ma;etia. 20 Pltteburg, but one day about
wear sitter they were married tree fell on
f: hin IN ths forest and killed him. Some
ina sfterus'd she married Samuel Book.
ru cGer IN Binghsmton, New York. His
obcsoue and general APPEARANCE gave
promise OF loog life, but a smel pnx
seaprge s;ruck the town, and the butcher
was one OF The Gcst to succumb. Mrs. Book
thcn b-ceme acquainted with Edward A.
ing, Of Bpfi!o, who kept hotel He
wanted vile and they wsrc married. THIS
made husband No 5, and Ere. Ai.ing was
Scarcely ont Of her teeue. They had not
lived together very long before NJ. Ailing
g.ns attacked with g malignant fever sno
died Jahn l. Mason, her last husband
appeared on The scsne. He waa gardner
| from Dapk;r&. -Four months altar they
were married Mr. Nilsson undertook &c
clean a vicious b0Jse. Tia animal kicked
him, aud bs never recovered couscionsness
Mrs Mason nov iotends 70 be married to
Joseph Armstrong, grocer on Greea street,
Phiadeiphs, a0d, sccom panied by hef
mother ard their household tff cts. she ha6
gone to be married Sac hes $50 children,
one ns her fret husband and the other By
| tHtr6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16

Mrs. Jefferson Davis eod her daughter,
Miss Winnie Davis, have osen invited to a.
tend the Association bali in Richmond, Jan
Diary 80.
Mrior a. b. Drew!y has beer elected
president Of the Virginia Agricultural snd
Mechapical Society. The sccisly will hold
fair re1t fall and an exposition year
later.
Mr.. George J. Llghtuer has discovered
On his farm liz the gold region 10 Stafford
rich vein of god. He has opened the Veic
about twenty feet and the ore taken out 10
said to be OF superior qlaiity. Samples havs
neen cent north to experts.
Asyndicate OF capitalists has purchased
from Col. ]. c. SbislGs. OF Staunton, SEQ
acres OF bis 700 acre tract OF land, sci oir-
ing .ns lands Of Bdene Vista for $4,000.
spd 500 aorsa of Mr.. { IL. Glasgow. also
adio!niug Bneua Vista for Sl00 600 There
are re!isbl3 iron oTe veiua on tbs Shields
property.
At the mse,ing OF tie State board Of agri-
culture in Z chmond yesterday Major +. ".
Gsines. OF Charlotte, offered resolution pro
posing 10 make tee reformation Of railroad
laws the iasuo 10 electinc members CT the
:slature next fail. The paper was so
SSVSftly CtillGlSeu W cFo'J bNI1So' "a wv
board, with tbs exception o! the author, az
being un wise, i'm practicable and inexpeGient.
| thst no gc:ioo whatever was taken upon 1t.
The beard decided to spend $500 in advsrtis
1g Virginia as home Tor immigrants in
papers publ!shf in England, 5000 in pa
pers published in the United States and TO
spend $50 per month win the Southern
Planter Tor papers to be diatributed in Eag
laud and Scotland TIE financial report
| shows that he department Of agriculture
lasi scar cost the State only 81,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16
Congressional Affairs.

In the U. s. senate yesterday LIZ. EVarts
spoke fer tiger three hours IN advocacy Of
the pas aga Of me election bill. Hs said be
did uct ctjsct 10 the length nj discussion
which bad already been bad. No more ira-
poEtsnt Gcbate, 10 respect to pending inter
ests hsd ever taken place 10 the Scnsie
than that which had occupied The attention
of tho Ssoate and the country since the 1St
OF D scsnbsr lest A parliament, congress
vas thu p;scs. primarily. OF debate. II was
ihere thai were 10 be assembled, ip authentic
representation, the opiuiona Q! al! rcrtion5 OF
tbs country At the conclusion OF his speech
MIR. Paaco oh:aued the f3or. ard the oili
vas laid asite informally Nj Hear gave
notice that to-day he should ass tbs Senate
10 remain 10 session put!i TIE BIZ Wss hc-
i5ted.
The democrats still hope to mske an az
rapgemeut ~ which thu forco Bill will he
laid nsdn &c make way TO. pecesssry ieSisla-
sion. Several pIeDs wera suggested yester-
dag. There ere six Republicans ready to
vote against the bill, but ;t seems difficult
to get one mere vote on tie other side OF
the chamber. @hich is required to si3etrack
the pending bill in favor OF some other piece
OF Legislation. In cerfain contingencies the
republican Ssoascrs may be lett without q
quorum on the bill.
In the House his conference reports Oh
public building bills wac agreed tc.
The silver bill. which came from the Se5-
ate, YVES referred to the committee On coinage.
weights and measures, of which Mr.. Wick
ham. of Ohio, is chairman. he aanouOoes
his opposition to free coinage, in the light OF
recon. developments. bn, friends of free ooln.
ege are hopeful OF getting their measure
through the House.
Speaker Rsed announced the special COM
mit;ee to inves eete the "silver pool" ques-
ton. 1 ia compoiel of Measrs Dingley,
Payne. Bowel and Peel. Mr. Dockery has
been excused frcm serving.
The House further considered the District
of Columbia appropriation bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16
Senator INGALLS, Chances

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. Is. The adoption OF
The new caucus rule by ihs Alliance mem-
be,s oftae gie'ature, whereby no Senatorial
candidate will be considered as the caucus
nominee until eighty hree Legislators, or a
j 'int ballot usj 1.ity, unite on him, nae, 10 a
measure, restored the confidence Of the re-
publican leaders, and greatly improved Mr..
Ingalls' chances I is now believed that
toe alousies existing between the sena
toFiai sspirsnts before the peoples party
will prevent ony one of them from securing
the requisite pint ballot majority, and tia
deadlock will ensue, which will probably
result in the election ola republican unless
shs CAUCUS rule be broken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16
7, Elk A N DRIA. W
FaIDAY EgENIao, JANUARY 16.

ALL WHO have any regard 70, the reru.a-
ton of Richmond. both on account of liz be-
lug the capital OF Virginia and having peen
that Of the Confederate States, will be gao
TO know that the report to the effect that Is
ex-President Cleveland and bis wife hao
been invited to The grand ball to be hei'
the-e, it had been deemed b5 the managers
in view of Mr.. Cleveland's refusal to allow
his wife to meet Miss Winnie Davis IN Rca'
mond or former occasion, tnadv'saole to
send Invitations to ths widow and daughter
O! the President cf the late Confederate
Strtss, is not correct, and that If sucn an
omission was ever contemplated, it has been
abandoned, and that both the distinguished
ladies referred to will be invited. Ioey
have beeu bsreft OF their natural protector,
bui every true hearted southern man regaEds
then as the objects of his especial care, anc
they evoke the chevalrlc instinct Of every
such maa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16

FOOLED PETTY WIDow.-A dispatch from
Birmingham, Ala yesterday, says Mrs. Ledet,
a handsome yourg widow, who keeps fashionable
DO riding house there,y es.crdsyswore cut warrant
for the arrest of Louis lambert and Joseph Gard
on a charge of the larceny of $4,000. The case
is 8 peculiar and mysterious one. Two weeks $50
Carbon and Lambert engaged rooms at Mrs Led
cts CARGO spoke oaly French, and Lambert, VT o
spoke French and English, was in his eu ploy rs
travelling attend Mt. To Mrs Ledet, who is a
French woman, Gard IN explained that his faith
er, antoine Garden, recently died at Denver,
Col, l. ayng him iaige estate. He said he wss
travelling TO see the courtry. The two men spent
money lavshiy. a fsw daJs ago Carbon made
Ms Ledet pro ,Osal of marriage When she
doubted his sincersy he gsved her 81 1000. She
then agreed TO marry him AMI the wedding was 10
have taken place today. Mrs Ledet coacealed
the money in her room, and Wednesday night
some one stole it. Lambors and Carbon were both
missing Carbon is ssid to have had dismouds
valued at 81 1903.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
WASHINGTON. u. c.. Jan. IL, 1850
Senator Hoar said to-day that at the usua!
hour OF adjournment this evening he would
move 10 take recess uu,il eight O'Clock TO-
night and to continue the session nG.ii tbs
Force bill should be disposed of. Hs ssid
nothing would deer him irom pushing the
bill to de6ai:e and decisive issue. Whesh-
er he would succeed or not he did not knC Y.
He did know, hoTevsr, he esi6, t6at no re-
rublican Ssuetor ,gould move to lay the bill
aside III order TO take up another, but be
did not know thai if democratic Senator
should nake such move enough repnbli-
Gao Senators would not vote go ss to carry
that motion. The republican msjority, he
said, was email, only one. and that one the
Vice President, bat that was enough. He
also sed there was quorum OF republican
Senators IL the city if they would only al
tend. Sapaeor s eWart baing asked about
the fate OF the bill, said he did not see how
II could possibly DC passed, and that those
who were attempting 10 pass ,t were ruin
igg the republican party.
Congressman Oates, who defeated the d.
rsot land tax bill in a former Congress by
producing dead lock, says be doesn't think
Mr. Reed will allow tnat BIZ! TO come before
the House, though be favored 1t before but
that should il come up, he. Oates. would not
oppose t if he be allowed q vote on his
amendment providing for the return of the
cotton tax.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Kenna irtrc-
duced bill allowing the Norfolk and West.
ern Railroad to construct railroad bridge
across the Big Sandy River. The Senate
District IF Columbia committee to day au
thorizsd Mr. Barbour to report favorsbly
The bill giving the Norfolk and Western
Railroad IN entra2ce ia,o this CITY, and
changing tha nems Of tho Washington eod
Western Ra;Irosd to the Nosfo!s aud Weet-
.srn. Tha House d strict of Columbia com
mittee is now considering this same bill. |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16
TFLEnRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Toe board OF trade aud the faEmafs 81
isncs OF Ps!ousa, VEGA, have sent q car
load OF hjur to tie destitute farmers in
Nebraska.
A ssvere shock OF earthquake was ie;t in
PepperelI, N. H.. and adiousoins towns last
night. The pusalions listed few secords.
causing an alarming sensation.
The owners OF SEALING vessels at S.r
Feanc;sco sre making preparstioUs for HE
coming season. a now departure ~!l be
the INTRODUCTION Of steam lsuoches in the
business.
Capt. q ,bede Hsrper, keeper of the Hod-
er's Straits light house, Nj, fer the past ten
years, died suddenly yesterday If heart fai-
ure. He vas alone at the-tu1e, TIC assis
an; having gone ashore.
The American Brewery Association, Of
San Francisco, started in opposition to the
Eoglish syndicate, Was orzan zed yee eFdgy
with Adolphus Basch Of 81. luis, Pfesdaut.
Between two and three million ls'e vii
be expended in tie plant.
Tue Commissioner Of Iodian Affairs fs
| cslved to-day q dl patch fcm Elaine Good.
ale, supervieo- Of ducatiou at Pine Rtdee,
stating that fo.t,-icur women and eighffea
| children were killed ct the fsh, ca WouaC-
cd Kn ee Creek.
At Towson, Nd, lc-izy, the jury in the
Archer bond case returned 2 varc!ca sgelrs
the sureties for sky taon.sn4 doilssa. AZ
cher was the defsu.iay sac T.easuFer
He Ia cow serving santenca of five yesr-
in the State prison, pleading guilty to
charge of emhtZ III emer'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16
Text of the Silver Bill.

The text of the silver Oil passed by the
Senate on Wednesday ni9t! Is IS follows:
"Au act to provide for the free coinage o.
g Did and silver bullion anc for other psT-
poses.
"Thst from and afer date OF the passage
of this act the unit Of valua IN the Uoitet
States sha,l be the dollar. and The ssm mDy
be consd Of 4i2 CRANE Of standard c lger,
or OF 25 $40 sraiaa o: s.sud .r:i gold, and tho
said coins sDal he legal teDcpr FOR all deb's
putljc apd private.
"Sec |. That hereafter suy 0Enor II si.vaf
o. gold bullion nlsy deposit The same st auy
mint ofihe Uiirei States. 20 Cs Termed into
standard dollars, or bars, for tis heu: hi ana
without charge but il ees! be sRfcl 10 "a
fuse any depot; Of lees va u, than Que bua
dred dollars or aDJ ca,io3 50 base as TO
bs uoestimsba for he opera,icLa OF The
mint
Sac .. That the provision OF SECTION q
AN act 10 suthot he iaege af The stsGJ
ard silver dollr hu6 20 estc'e is egs-.eu
der diameter which oecame 4 law Februs-
~ 2S. 1878, is hereby ,Daje Applicable to he
coinsge in this &c; prcvied for.
"lec. 3 Thai the ceri;icste provided fer
in the second section of this Gcj si1.ll be Of
denominations OF not less han Que CT moro
tbsn SlUO, ana sucD cer.iHC-ie- suaii DC II
deemnhe In coin CT standard value. SUI.
icient san 10 carry cut the provisions q
this eel is hereby appropriated out OF say
money in the treasury not uther"ise apnre-
prIsted That 40 much Of the Get OF Jug
IA, 1890, entitled An &c, directing tbs pul-
chase OF silver bullion and the iesue Of treee-
DRY note5 and for o'har pUrposea' rs rt9ntes
the purchase of 100000 ounces of silver
bullion per month os, aad the SAFE is here
by, repealed.
'Sec 4 That the certificates provided FOR
in this act ard ell silver and gold certificates
already i-susd shall ba receivable for all
taxes and DUES TO the UGle} States o; every
description, AID shal be legal tender fof
the payment of all dehts, pub is and private.
'Ssc. 5 Tue owners Of buil;on deposited
for coinage shall have the option to receive
coin or its equivalent in the cert feates pro-
vided for 10 THE set, snd such bullion shall
be subsequently cuired."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16
MEDICINAL
Health is W ealth

Dr. f. q. VESTS NERVE AGD BRAIN TREAT.
MENT, a guaranteed specific for HystsIIa vi
nets, Commissions, FITS Nervous Neuralgia, Head
ache, Nervous Pre- ssration caused by the use OF
Alcohol or Tobacco, Wakafulness, Mental Depress-
ion, softeniog OF the Brain resulting in insanity
and leading to misery, decay and death Proma
tuIe Old Age, BarIenncss, Los Of Tower
Ihps caused by oyer.exerti,n # IN, brsip, elf
abuse or over Indulgence E.ch hex cont.ias one
months treatment $1oo bcx, or six boxes .oc
$500. sent by mail p.epaid on rec 'ipt of price.
WE GUARANTY SIX 8OXES
to cure any case. With each order received by us
for Six boxes, accompanied with $500, we vii
send the purchaser oar wIitten gaaiantee foIe-
III nd ihs money ii the treatment docs not elf O. q
cure. GisraLt"es issued emily by
CHARLES ~ LIE ANON,
General Agent, alexsndris, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16
Court of Appeals.

Thornton against Gaar and others. From
the Circuit Court of Greene country. Rs
versed. ut the coat OF appellant, Judge Lewis
delivering the opinion.
Whitlcck sgainst Johnson. From .be
CbaDcery G prt OF the city Of Richmond.
Affirmed, Judge Hinton delivering the opr-
ion.
Redmond and Dapvills Railroad Com.
pany against r ions Administrative. Fro N
the Circuit Court of Aibermarie county. Re-
versed, Judge Lacy delivering the opiniou.
Judge Lewis dissenting, Judge Hinton not
sitting.
Richmond and Dsoyllle Railroad Company
sgsinst Ysaman's administrator. R.hesr
lug refused.
Hall against Farmer. Further argued By
NJ. NJ. Gillian. esq for appellant, sad
Maj John ". Rely tor appellee, and snb-
mitted
Eiichal Bailicn Company against Co.
umbis Cold MiGips Company. Passed to
March term.
Ludlow against the city Of Norfolk.
From the Corporation Court of the city Of
Norfolk. Writ of error "a improviden,isiiy
awarded, Judge Lacy delivering the opin-
icn
Tyler. receiver. aginst Rioamore. Ar.
eued by ". 81. Trsvers esq fer plaintiff 10
error.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16
New Cnnsnmntion Cure.

DsTso1T, Jan. 16.-D7. E l.. Sturdy, al
this oity, wao r2csn,ly anp4uacsd BIS DIS
coyery of cure for consumption, e1pai.a
that his remedy is chloride Of sodian, aca
is unlike Dr.. KOCH, IN thet i: contains 50 o.
gauic matter, but is entirely composed Ct
chemicals. As4uG,ipg that both remedies srz
capable Of curing consumption, DR.. Shullsy
decides That bis possesses the advantage, as
an organic irjsctiou is got so certain
as a chemical QUE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16

tn THE Post and the Star CT Washios-
top. criticize adversely the managers of the
Rlchmooe ball for not sanding invitations to
Pfesiisut Eartizou and Secretary Blaipe
As neither Of tho gentlemen referred to has
ever manifested any interest either in the
otisct of tbs ball or in The welfare OF it.
managers, and es the fotE,er is nov, ane the
latter until recently was, South-ha!e7, Mr.
Harriscu evsn favoripg the Force bill and
thanking G2d he was not born In the S'u;h,
way tney should have been Invited ia what
30 body cen tel except an Independent neHs-
paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16

SENATOR CBANDLER's grepes have tarI-
ed sour. Ee stole the legislature CT h!s
Safe sn0 subvsrted the will of the people
OF New Hampshire az expressed at Novem-
bet'5 election, tux the fruit OF bis theft Is
Ike that Of the Dead Sea, as Cheney, bic
friend, hes been detected for the o. S. Sep-
a. e, and Gslllrger, bis eneSy. been elected.
/. is hoped ard believed that two years
hepcs Mr. Chsndie. himself will fit from the
ssnata chamber.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16
such maa.

TIE FACT that the cusioms receipts con-
tisue TO be as large, If lot larger, than they
were before the Mckinley bill went into
effect, shows that the republican assertion
that that bill would diminish foreign com-
pstitior, and therefore increase home pro
duo.ioo, apo give more employ ment to
American Iebos, was as untrue as aimos'
every other statement they made prior 20
tina November election. But with Mr.. Nor
ron in the U. S. Senate aud Mr.. Reed in The
Us. House Of ReDresen aliyes to set aside
TIE expressed vii! Of the people, foreigners
tiad it diGcll. tc understand why tue e.ac'
ton referred t. was ever held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16

G4inesvile a., says Andy Mitchell, of Appc
valey,who was bitten By a 10 tlesn&ke last week,
hss had his hand sm ,,utsted at the wrist Mitch
ell was desc hiding into old well and placed his
taud on step VIII oh MS foot had just occupied He
felt IN scate sting and withdrew his hand with =
rstt.esn.ke hanging to it, thu fangs imp anted
deeply in he flesh. 1t was necessary to shsko his
hand vigorously before tho snake would let On.
The reptile fell to the bottom OF the we'll which
was one mass of tangewood. On flashing ght
into the we'll living mas of snakes Was revealed.
4 torch wss thrown in, ieniting the rubbish, and
the reptiles was cremste5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16
Deadly duel With Knives,

Eight miles from Morganton, n G., 0oe oil
the blcodiest duols to the death that has
ever been fought with kaves took place
yesterday afternoon. For some time past
Joo Harris. young man of some promi-
nence has suspso.ei that John Aiken WAS
t,o intimate with his wife, and on several!
ocoasons Harris begged Aiken TO keep away
from mis- home, aud told Aiken that he &as
robbiDg t!m of his wife's love. Harris, seq
ing that Aiken Gid not hsed his warning
grew desperate. Aiken was warned OF
Harris. Intention 10 kill him, and 10 to yes
tefday has been successful in evsdiDg bis
would-be slayer. Yesterday AFTERNOON the
rnsn met In the public road near Morgan
ton, both armed for the fight. H-rris in-
formed Aiken that one or tue other bad TO
die. Aiken pleaded that ne might have Ia
fair chew aud tried TO expisin that the inti
macy ssid to exist was nothing more than
gossip. This explanation was not salts
factory to Harris, and be insisted that
blood Wa' what be wanted, and be must
have i. Harris told Aiken to prepare; that
be did not want 10 take his lie and give
him no chance to protect himself. Aiken,
after snort deli Iteration, told Harris thet he
was "a near ready as be you'd ever he, and
il nothing bat blood you'd salty hul,
thai be was ready 30 besd. Harris drew
long. bladed kaife and nude lunge a.
Aiken's hears, bnS Aiken gas equsl TO
the occasion, and before Harris could mske
The aecoud tff,rt Aiken th,u't his knife
up to tbe hit in Hsrria's heart. HaF-
ris fell to the ground with the knife
still! in his boaom. Harris must have died
instantly, for he wac 10: cold when
found. & searching patty is Hunting the
murderer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16

eNApPRD BIS FINGERS AT TIE jury
The Jury OF the trial Of D,ueberty. the
murderer of DIR. Lord, returned verdict
In the Kings County N Y CouT; sss
plight of murder 10 Inc second degree, with
a stropg Recommendation TO mercy because
of the msn's condiiou. TIE prisoner took
the veydict very coo'y, scd laughed end
suepped nis Gagers a: the jarg. BE will be
sentenced on Monday aext. mes M.
D ,ugbarty. the convicted man, shot, in cold
blood. D. Loyd a. islbush Asylum some
"a opths ago He was Sd undoGb:ed crank In
the ices that he 9as lover of Nary Andet-
son. bat te knew the difference between
right ard wrong.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16
TaE WAg ovEK-Dispatches from Gen.

The WAa OVER Dispatches FROM Gen.
Niles were received by Cen. SchsGeld last
night announcing the enc OF tie Iudisn
treubies in the West. The hostile Iddiens
cs me il 10 Pine Ridge agency end turned
in their arms. Gen. Miles says: Poe entire
camp of Eudisns came into The ageocy yes
:erdsy morning. They moved in three CAL
umns while passing under the guns OF the
commando He says he las directed the
chiefs to have l1e Off rent bands gather ZIP
their arms and turn them in, which they are
nov doing Gen. Mites thinks it fiir to es-
innate their lumber at not less than 1000
people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16

MR. EvARrs, in bis epeech in tie U. s.
Senate yesterday. attempted to explain his
eyoss Inconsistency in protesting against the
use Of troops at toe polls 10 Louisiana in
1876. aud in advocating the placing Of g bay
onet bshitd every ballot il the whole South
In 1891, but made an absurd failure. Mr..
Evsrts's ideas are not as broad es his aen-
fences ere long.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16

The General states tbat he never Intended
to abandon the Gull law. and that he PIC
noses 10 impress it. Siacs it Vas given cut
that no srrests would Dc made f5r violation
OF this law. Chop.ank oystetmen have been
catching and bringing TO thie market AID
ssI;pe to boa the I'm .iies. oysters ever lesa
here. and thousands Of bashel5 Of ia
marketable oystars have been destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16

TIE republican Senators who are in favor
Of he Force bill believe. with MIR. Hosr,
that States have no right ID instruct their
Senators how to vote in other words, that
the government is not of, for, and by the
people, but of. for, and by small oligarchy
OF milliouaires
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16

TIE DEFEAT of MIR. B cir for reelection
to tbs q. s. Senate viii be incurred by the
woman suHsgists, prohi0iiionistp, Blair
billists, social equalityists, eud all tbs other
lists and crsrks in tbs country. Poor Mr.
3 air II not q jester himssif, except on rare
occasions. he shorded it finite jest to other
Oaupla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16

Nothing but supsr'stiys merit can account
for the pbenominal reputation achieved bg
Salvation OIL. Il kila paio. Price 25.cts.
The Derwi:Iar theory pa.Diezsl tne mu'-
titude. They effect re desccr1enis fToa
monkeye Bat not even baby objects to
DR.. Bulls Cocgh Syrup.