Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-19
REws ev TRS Dag.
It is ssibIe that President Harrison may

It is possible that President Harrison may
abandon his California trip.
The German government mas removed
the embargo placed upon American cattle.
An unknown man Jumped into the Nigga
rs river yesterday afternoon and went over
the falls.
A dispatch fror Z,,z bar Gays Tippo lib
has been stricken with psrslysis, his right
arm and slds being affected
sayannah's cotton receipts for this season
reached 1000 900 bales yesterday. The
largest receipt for one season IN the history
OF Savannah as cotton port.
Several of he jurors ia the Henuessy muir
der Gaze In New O;leaus, have requested
that their conduct be investigated 10 ORDER
that they might acquit themselves.
gentleman in Washington, who is q
recoeD ID authority On international law,
seys the New Orleans sff.ir has no feature
about it that suggests an international race
question.
Louis Armand, 1ho prosecuted Caliior-
mia millioneire's daughter With love letters
and was put into an insane asylum, was de
clared sane by New York jury yesterday
and Get at liberty.
Eleven of the fourteen pstieots treated 81
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, for lupus have
been discharged much improved and those
treated fer tuberculosis have also sho~n
signs OF improvement.
Capt. Charles Fowler, scent of the Nor
gan Steamship Line, in Galveston, Texas,
died Tuesday right. he was widely Known
and during the late war occupied promi
nent position in the Confederate navy.
The Jury that tried the second case
against the bond of Stevenson Archer. ex-
! Treasurer of Maryland. yesterday brought
10 verdict of $l2 S57 IS for the State, the
full amount claimed. Trial on tbs third
bond. on which the State will claim the bal
ancs Of the dedication, went over uotll
May.
The Italian newspaper in New York, II
progresso, publishes the following telegram
fro1a Washington THE members OF the
diplomatic CORDS are unanimous IL their
sympathy, and sustain the protest OF Baron
Fsva. minister Of King Hambert, and bis
claims for satisfaction and idemnity for the
| families of the massacred."
| The extensive works of the Elizabeth
port Cnrdsse Company, at Eizaheb, n. J
we're burned yesterday. Loss 500. 600 ard
! 600 employees thrown out OF work. When
the ire broke ont there we're In the works
F! about six hundred operators, mostly girls.
aud great panic WIS caused. All escaped
without jury, cave one man who was burn-
ed to death.
The crevasse at The Cakes Ames plante-
| ton lust across the river from the upper
portion Of New O:leeus wss $50 feet wide
late yes terday afternoon srd % feet deep.
IL ia now certain that it will do immense
damage. ell efforts to close it having been
abandoned. The tracks of both the South
ern and Texas Pacific railroads are cub
merged, and 1t has been found impossible
to pet trains through.
The body of Fred Evans, CT Eng 'aod, "sbe
mysterious suicide, who killed himself In
the Astor House, New York, Yves finally
aud fully identified yesterday as that of
Wright, the supposed murderer OF Rutiln'
ger. The body was eXhumed about noon
| from Potter's Field. District Attorney
Fitzgerald, OF Staten Island, recogn z I'd the
face. At the morgus Mr.. Neu ana David
Hamilton and number Of others, Who
knew Wright in life. at once recognized The
body.
a public meeting was held IL Baltimore
last night TO diecuss the oyster interesis Of
Maryland. Addresses in fevor of private
ownership Of oyster grounds were made by
Prof W. K. Brooks. Mr. john X. CoWen,
Mr.. Marshall Macdonald snd Col. Thomas
s. Hodson. a protest against private own
ership was received from knights of Labor
Resolutions we're passed demanding bstter
laws. among them one to cell or lease q por-
ton of the oyster grounds to individuals
| uuder proper restrictions.