Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-21
NEWS OF THE Dag.

The noted Edwards estate In New York.
claimants to which crop up now ard then ID
different parts of the country, Ia thought to
be myth,
Mss. Della T. s. Parnell, mother Charles
Stewart Parnell, was yesterday bitten by
dog thought to be mad a. BordentoTn, N
J. The wound vas cauter'zed.
Ere isrjck B. McGinnisa. colored, CT Balti.
son Davis. mas resolved cane which TIES
bequeathed to him by Mr.. Davlu.
Ex.Pfeeident Cleveland las promised Gov.
Campbell TO make sx speeches;n OHIO. One
will be made In Dayton, ona IN Cincinnati,
bat the other four are not decided on yet.
MsIor Mckinley denies having stated that
Governor Campbell was the weakeat candi'
datee the democrats could have collected,
and that Mr.. Blaine's condition Tas serious.
a Washington Dispatch states positively
that Secretary Blsine has Bright's disease,
and quotes q phys.c'ao who ssys be tasls
hie statement upon careful e8anina loE Of
the fluid from the patients bladder.
Architect n. E Bali, superintendent OF
contradiction OF t5e government Buildings ct
Chicago, has received an appointment fror1
Secretary Foster, placing him In charge OF the
construction OF the Fedora! Worlds Fa!r
Exhibit building.
Political circles In Ohio are excited over
what Is rega ded as sn open rupture BIS
tween Sherman and Foraker. The latter is
quoted as having denounced the conduct OF
the Senator's friends as impertlnent, aud !s
known TO have sent very pointed message
to the Senator himself
Frank c. Amy, the fugitive murderer OF
Christis Warden at Hanover Nh has made
terrific ef1rt TO eecnpe the posse Of pur
srsrs who are on his track. and 1t Is proba-
bic that he has already crossed the Cana
dian border. Amy Ia we'll armed, and ne is
expected TO make desperate fight With the
officers. The general belief Is that he will
not bs taken alive.
TIE Tennessee militia cent to BriceVtlle,
ia that State, to protect the conVicts in the
mines there from the miners, we're Compel
ed yesterday by the miners to leave Brtce.
vile with the copvicts. The troops we're
largely outnumbered aud resistance would
have been euioidal. The Governor has Or
dered other troops to the mines. No blood
shed is anticipated, and the miners will pro-
badly remain quiet until the troops are re-
moved.
Ole explanation OF Senator Q1ay's desire
to retire from the chalrmanship OF tie re-
publican national committee Ia hls unwilling
ness to lead In che next campaign what 1t Ia
feared may be forlorn hope. Mr.. ]. g.
Ciarksop, who will be Senator Quay's suo'
cessor In the Craftsmanship, con6rms Mr.
Qlay's statement that he desired to retire
immediately after the election of Mr. Harr!'
sop, and Mr.. Olarksou also speaks in the
highest terms OF Mr.. Qlay.
During the debate on the Irish estimate;
In the H7use of Commons yesterday Mr.
Bafour, the chief sscEe' airy for Ireland, Init
matf d that local government bill TO- Ire.
land. based broadly on the same lines as The
EngIeh and Scotch sots, vii DO introduced
at the next session. Heasked whether such
bill would have the support OF the Irish
members, adding that he doubted 1t. T. III
Healy. interpreting, aaid that such bill Ger.
tAinly would have the support of the Irish
members.