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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10
Foreign News.

VIENNA, D. @. 10.-Iehusrz, Ia epidemic
10 upper Austria and an immense number
OF people are prostrated. The horses, too,
have been attacked and many deaths Of val
liable animals are reported.
Rio JANEIRo, D.c. 10-The government
epsars to have put eff liz apathy and is taxi
ing measures to prevent an emu.e In the
city. There are signs If disquiet on every
side, but there has not bsen. as yet, any overt
ect on the part Of the msloontents against
the Psixotto government. A corfct oo-
Cured a. Campcs on Tuesday between the
government troops and body ofinsurgents
and len men we're killed and thirty wound.
ed.
MADRID, Dec. 10-When the train bear
ing the remains OF the ex-Eupsror OF Bra.
iii from Paris to their 6oal resting place In
lisbon entered Spanish territory, soldiers
we're arrayed along the platforms ct the dit-
farsnt stations and as the train rushed past
they presented arms. and Gags were DIP
ped,
PARIS. Dec. 10-A most disgraosful acene
occurred at the cemetery In which large
number OF the victims OF the disaster at the
St. EIenne Colllery we're Inferred on Tues
day. Mr. D,uvreleur, vice chairman OF the
colllery company, aud M. Girodet, Mayor
Of st. E.isnne, becama involved In die.
puts which resulted In challenge to agh.
duel.
LONDON, Dec. 1o.-Tho Globe commenting on
the Presidents message says 1t is traced on catch
vote lines. In come passages nervous yankees
are assured thst the government knows how to
climb down-as in the cases Of Chilli and the Bob
ring Sea disputes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10
Storm In England.

LONDON, Dec 1o.-The gale which set In
last night has already done an immsnse
amount OF damage, and has been attended
with humble. OF fatalities. The storm Ia
fully equal In violence to the two gales
which have recently prevailed along the
English Channel and over Great Britain
and Ireland, and its effects have been SO
widespread and disastrous that 1t will take
long time for the people to recover from
them. The dsmage to shipping has been
extremely heavy. II fact tie Losses incur
red through wreck and otter maritime dig
asssrs ta7e been 80 extraordinary great
that many underwriters have not been able
to stand the pecunIary strain.
The gale at 1:3O p. m. showed not the least aign
of abatement; en- tho contra:yit seems to grow
in violence. From every direction kilograms are
pouring in describing the great damage already
wrought by tho storm. a large number Of casea
are reported where persons have been killed and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10
ERwa oY rHR nay.

Mayer Grant reached New York y eEterday,
after months absence abroad.
Isia said that the new European CONNER.
cial coalition is directed sGaiust France and
Russia.
spripedold. Cambridge sna tthsr tcwns
in Messerbusettf, yesterday voted 'or
ios,s,.
At Port Matilda. ueay Belisf,ote, Ps., yes.
terdey. he homo of George Awnermsn was
burned to tpe gtouud, npd bis two chi dfen
pe.isbed.
John Y. McKane, the C,ney Island lead
er who left the democrats apd want over 10
the republicans, heu returned TO the demo-
cratic fold.
VIM. ]. ODair, New York asse mbly-
map, who was expected to vote with the se-
pubicane, has announced thet be Intends to
support Democratic measures.
Another corner Ia corn is being worked at
Chicago, and the Indications are that come
Of the operators who engineered the Novem.
Der fquetza will be caught this time.
Tie 't.ee f:es which occurred In Louis-
vile, Ky, Tuesday night and yesterday
morning, involved 8 oss of eleven li7se and
naat!g headquarters of & million dollars.
The FIRE cracker house OF Masten & Wellp,
fireworks manufacturers, Boston, was blown
up shortly before o'clock yesterday aftsr-
neon Ole person vas killed and four in-
jured. Three buildings were burned. Mag
ten G. Wel!e' loss is $4,000
The Supreme Court of New Hsmpshire
has denied the motion OF Isaac B. Sawtelle
f,r new s!ial. The accused was convict
ed OF murder ia the frat degree In killing
his brother. He applied to the Supreme
Court FOR new trial on b. ground that he
commit. the murder In Maine. The gen.
teEoe of execution by hanging will now be
carried ou..
Talon Hall, one OF The most notorious
desperadoes OF the Kentucky and West Vir.
GINA borders, was captured at Memphis,
Tenn. yesterday. Tee plisoner claims,
single and In pcss,e. to have slain niuty-nine
men. Il is ssid ne killed his present wife's
fist husband, in order to get him out OF the
way that he might marry her. He will be
brouzh. to Virginia.
The eesnirg car Arlgnon that left New
Orleans Tuesday morning jumped the track
when rounding curve at Coatopa. Ala. 10
the csr were Verona Jsrbesu, the actress.
and her company. The sleeper turned en-
tirely over down 10.foos embspkment.
Men, women end children were extricated
from the windows In their nightclothes. The
car caught fire, but the hlmss were quick
" extinguished. ne one was seriously In
ired
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10
The Richmond Tern inal.
A dispatch from New York saya

| A dispatch from Rev York says:
speaking CT the Richmo2d Tenn rai
meeting OF Tuesday 81 the propos, Gem
mittee to investigate the affairs CT The com
pany, General Sam Thomas said 10 sn IN.
tervieW Tuesday slte!noon: The monkey
aud parrot time @i.l coma when that COM
tee makea i.s reporte snd recommends
lions. The committee named djes not rep.
resent the msjoyity CT The stockholders, mt n
like the A.tors who own large blocks OF
the stock, although the committee no doubt
are In symp.thy With Mr. Inman. The ma
orlty of the stcckh .ders do not want any
outsiders to come In and tell them how O
run their business, and therefore, when hat
committee makes tts report ard recommen-
datiors the large stock holders will no doubt
exercise their righte a. such, ard decide fer
| themselves how they wat the company's
affairs managed, regardless CT what the
committee may say or do. That Is when
there viii! be monkey and parrot Time
probably"
Tbs Richmond Terminal reorgapiz .tion
committee met In Nsw York yesterday. bu5
nothing def ait, could b. learned 10 regard
to its action.
10 Wall street the opinion vas generally
expressed tbatlwhatever course the commit
tee recommended Wonld In ell probability be
adopted.
John b Inuan sid:
"The appointment By the o;khoidera OF the
committee o. the able fnanti ,rs to aid the COM
psny In perfecting the best plsn for permanent
adjustment OF its sfsi 70 docs not Incl ate shy be-
lief that the Terminal Company is ovcrwhem-
irgly involved. The real embarrassment arises
from the fact that thu railroads have not been
able to sell securities at satisfactory prices to meet
their en- sagem nti. There is no disgusting the
fact that tho prices OF our securities indicate
great want of confidence in the .ituation- l can
readily unders' and that those who hoped 10 gee
the system di,ntegrated feel disgrun;lsd By tho
appointment of the committee, but those who's,
object is to put IL en- a so1nd financial footing
should lock with ll,ssure on the cooperation Of
such men,"
General Thomas, who Is believed 10 req
resent the fac ion in favor OF diaintegratiou,
said: "rhers may be troub when the re-
lief committee makes its report two weeks
hence. A email essessment on the stock
might tids ne over. Sons reoTgan zition II
Georgia Central may be necessary. AID
Georgia Pacific would be relieved by loan
OF $3.50 GEO."
Mr.. john Bloodgood said What the
comp.ny needs is honest and Efficient rnan-
agement. Pat In new SET OF managers
and restore pubic corfieuce and the prop
erty will be all right. There are enough
securities In the treasury now to pay II all
the indebtedness aud leave handsome sur
plus"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

Some mugwump newspapers avail them
selves OF the annual report OF the civil SER
vice commission, recently published, as the
means OF extolllpe the work OF that commits
sion, and OF prasiug In the highest degree
the effects thereof, and OF recommending
the extension OF ils operations. O;her peo'
pie, less blind, or less interested, or lees pre-
iudiced, only see In the civil service law, as
executed, way by which favorteism Ia
glozed over aud negroes appointed to office,
while the grosgest violations thereof are
either ignored or whi.ewashed, as In the
case Ct the parties iudicted therefor 10
Washington aud In that OF The postmaster at
Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10
A IExAN DIR a. " a
THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 10.
$4,000 uAns1soN. Ia hls annusl

pev=1DxNr HARRISON, In bis annual
m ,sssge sent to Congress yesterday regrets
the failure OF the Force bill In the last C'n-
p,ess. speaks Of that bill as ian attempt TO
bring to bsar the constitutional powers Oh
the general government fos the corsec''oh
of frauds against the suffrage" and seems
20 think that those who Opposed 1t, .oo'
j.ct to any proposition to give to the cleo
ton laws of the United States adequacy 20
the correction OF grave and acknowledged
evils" Mr.. Harrison was never more mis-
taken in all his life. Tbs Force Dill was d
barefaoed attempt to aa:ablish negro rule IL
the South by pattipg elections n1dsF tue
control OF federal eli oeis, who would nave
forced the negroes to vote whether thss DE-
sired to do 60 or no.; and these who opposed
It did 30 upon The we'll established fac,a that
there were no election eVlla to complain CT.
and that the negroes as woll &c tho white
people of the South vote Or re.u3a to vote as
they think proper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

The NEW YORK Mail and Express. the
recognized organ OF the ultra south-hatlDg,
wing Of the republican party In that city,
eays: no Catholic can be true, patriotic
citizen. Every Roman Catholic must, in po-
litloal as well as In other questions, obey
the DEGREES and instructions OF the Church
Of Rome. No Roman Catholic Is free man,
and Americans are free men," There ia
hardly any doubt that if the faction OF the
republicans referred 10 ehould get control OF
their whole party. the lot Of the Catholics in
this country would not be happy one. But
for all that, there are Catholics either 80 ILL
informed o. SO preiudioed that shey vote the
republican ticket as regularly s5 elections
recur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10
&aSlzSz5 $50
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings Of Congress.
SENATE

SENATE
Among the documents laid before tie
Senate to-day were the following:
Resolutions of the New York Presbytery
urging the ratification CT the Brussels treaty
Resolutions of st. Georges Church, Phila'
delphls, opposing the opening OF the Co.
lumbar exposition on Sundays.
Many other mem orials ssklng legislation
for the closing Of tbs Worlds Fair on Sen
days we're presented by Senators.
By Mr. Stewart: To provide Tor the free
coinage Of COLO ord silver bullion. (Tti;
bill waa laid on the table, 80 that Mr.. Stew.
art can cell /, up at any Iine); to authorize
the sole OF mineral lards to sliena, and to
su.ho.iz, the cor ssrucsion If rsilrosd In
Aa;ks.
By Mr.. Gray: To transfer tie revenue
cutter service to the Navy Department.
BY Mr.. PAsoce: To punish cffi:ers foi
sumnoniog Jurors with reference to thelr
political or religions utilization.
By Mr.. Cnllom: To Suspend tie coming
OF Chinese lsborers to the Uoited States
as, 10 reduce letter postage to one cent.
By Mr.. Chandler: Providing for Consular
certificates for immigrants, and to arnul
leave Of abeeuoe to per diem employees OF
the Navy Department.
By Mr. Gibson: Providing for an income
tax to pay pensions.
b. Mr.. Manderson: To increase the rste
of pensions, end to establish postal savings
banks.
BY Mr.. morrill,: To establish hospital
and home for ine5riatel and dipsomaniacs
Ia the District Of Columbia.
By Mr.. Sherman: To establish depart
ment of public health.
By Mr.. Davis To increase the rate OF
pensions.
By Mr.. Turpie: To amend the oonstisu-
tIon 30 as to provide for the election Of seu-
a.ors by the people.
By Mr.. PETER: To amend the immlgra.
ton and natural cation lava, ard to grant
service pensions with additional amounts to
prisoners Of war.
By Mr.. Hiscock: To abolish pension
agencies ard to Lessen the expenses ofe1-
aiming boards.
By Mr.. GalIInger: To increase pensions.
By Mr.. Paddock /: Providing p's:-oftice
buildings In towns where the postal revenue
amounts to IS COO year, also for perma.
nent teriff comulseion.
By Mr.. Call: To authorize Tie President to
open negotiations with Spain az to the L.
lard Of Cuba.
By. Mr.. West: To prohibit monopoly In
the transportation CT cattle to foreign ooun-
tries; for the compulsory education OF In.
dian children; to amend the interstate
commerce act In reference to the export
trade in cattle.
By Mr.. Plumb: For customs commits
sion; also to provide for the retirement OF
national bank notes, the fres ctinage OF ell
YER, and lhs promotion OF international free
coinage of silver.
By Mr. Mitchell: To reduce letter post
age to one cent per ounce.
The Senate, after q short executive ses-
sion, sdjourned till Monday.
The House vas not In session today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

TBs PRESIDENT fellolates hiEsa;f uptn
the alleged great bsnefs that las bSea con-
f,rred anon the fsrmers of ihs country by
the removal of what he calls restrictions
upon the ezportaticp of American meat.
The restrictions t. which he refers are SOLE
ly and entirely of q sanitary character. Inc
chisf restriction upoa the expectation oil
American meat is the high duty foreign
governments impose on such msat 10 re-
taliation for the prohibitofy duties imposed
by this country OF their products, and 30
far from that restriction being removed, 1t
has actually been increased. MIR. Blaine
was entirely right when be said the McAin'
ley bill would not add single barrel to the
exports of American pork.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

THE New York republicans are In bad
luck. They had no sooner stolen seat In
the Legislature Of their State, and thereby
made the political complexion of that body
more uncertain, than member who was
elected by republican aud antl.Tammany
votes came out boldly and says he lisa DEM
ocrat, and will go into the democratic eau.
cue. 1t Is now pretty sure, as Gov. Hill.
from the first, said would be the case, that
both branches OF the New York Legislature
will be democratic, not only de jare, but de
facto, and the day CT republican rule In that
State be over and gene.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

THERE WAS not the elightest doubt If Mr.
Meredith's election, bat why the day of his
election was put of 30 as to exclude hin
from taking auy part 10 tie organization OF
the branch of Congress Of which he is g
member, is olouded In obscurity pene.rab'e
By nobody except Governor Mckinney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

Mr. McALLIsrER # the Farmers ALI
ancs Gays that even Pfesijent Polk ia now
convicted CT Dr.. Gacuoe's ssscai;y. sod
thst tie latter will not only be 5cuaced
from the office he holds 10 tbs AliaLcs. but
even from his Membership of ne organ zs.
ton. TheAlliancs is s,ricu'S hsnd capped,
no. only by same { f It's princip 81 ard pill
cies, but as, By the men it baa es!ec'ed fer
Its leaders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

IT is reported that Mr.. Blaine has requested
President Harrison TO appoint Mr.. Stephen B.
Elkins Secretary OF War, and Mr.. Blaine's
friends say that II Mr. Elkins gets the war port
folio it will be co3ely followed by publ; an
nouncement OF Mr.. Rlline of his retirement from
the Presidential race in 1872. 1t is said that MIR.
Blaine in conversation with 6 friend within the
last week distinctly stated that he was not now
and would not be candidate for nomination at
Minneapolis next june
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

THE RECEIPTS OF the government for the
year 1891 were FIVE and q half million dol
lars less than for the year before, but the
increase In ordinary expenditures was more
than fifty. seven and half million. and that
too even, under tho additional tax upon the
necessar.es OF life imposed by the Mckinley
bill. When receipts are decreasing and e1-
pendltures are increasing additional taxs-
ticn is In foil view; but the YES, majority OF
the people can ill-afford to besr any more.
It looks now az, Mr.. Mills's income tax will
have to be resorted to In order to raise
enough money to carry en- the government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

Horses that are compelled to perform
hard service should not recsive fixed al.
lowance of food, but given all the hay they
can eat, with an extra mess of oats ct night
They should also be protected from flies and
insects In order to rest we'll and be In better
condition tor servlos the next day, and lit
tie 8 onebraker's Horse and Cattle Powder
in their food will improve their appetite, di
gestion and prevent diseases.
sToNBBRAKER CHEMICAL Co.,
Sole Proprietors, Baltimore, Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

DURING THE year tbe price CT silver bul.
lion has varied as much e5 twenty-five
cents az ounce. II there had bsen free si.-
YER coinage, how much would those money
brokers have made who bought silver When
it was low sndcoined 1t when 1t was high :?
Bat even with this fact before their eyes.
there are SONS people who still aey the pre-
sant Congress should pass free oliver coin
age bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

The BALTIMORE Sun taya it i7 she rom
partisan zoe that the democrats heve to
depend upon for succe:s al the next Pres
deni;a' election. If that be 30 the demo
cratic cato. K !s very nnavoreb'e. for 1t was
upon nat very IDEA that they made their
coa,est in 1883 The American psople Ike
men Ct pronounce; opinions, end experience
proves that mugwnmps ilj1,e ap9 ps!ty to
which they attach themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

II Ia highly important that effec!io1s oil
the throat. lungs or bronchial tahea, should
be checked at once, and for this purpose,
nothing equals D.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price Is csnts.
Salvation Oil la above all competitors and
challenges competition. E7eryHhere foT
25 c,s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

s1NCE Loppy, thu wifi, murderer 10 New
York, YVES "electrocuted" last Monday, 1t
has leaked out that his torture wss Pro.
longe6, and that h!s ssh was horribly burn.
ed. The sooner the New Workers. get back
to the good and tried old custom OF hanging.
the batter for them and for ths murderere
they have among them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10
DIED.

At1:20 o'clock this morning, BERYLE HARD
ING, daughter of W. A. and q. Ii. Harding, aged
years and months. The funeral will take
place tomorrow evening at 3 o'clock from the
residence of her parents, No. 800 north Colum.
bus street. Friends and acquaintance Of the
family are invited to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

The CRY COUNCIL oi Richmond Is con-
STEERING proposition to present the Widow
OF President Davis With home In that city,
II residence there would be agreeable to her.
Since TIE war Riohmoad has done several
things that were apy thug else thsn crm'
merdabe, bet shculd !. sdops The PROPOSE
tiou rtfsrrcd to it will no: CRY do Itself
great credit, tat ri vet honor uaoo the late
nation # xhioh lt was thn csn q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

have used Dr.. Ball'a Cough Syrup and
found it the best cough remedy ever tried.
W. P. CLARKE, 920 Walnns streer, Phil
adelphls, Pa.
It sells all the year round and always
cures.. Salvation Oh the great remedy Tor
pains. Is cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

THREE DEMOCRATIC members of the U. s.
House of Representatives refused to vote for
the democratic nominee for Speaker of that
body. They went into the House caucus,
and tried to secure the nomination of their
fayorise, bat. ling TO do so,deliberately re-.
fused to abide by the decision of the caucus.
II their subsequent action in the House
shall be 10 accordance With that referred to,
the democrats will HAYS little or no reason
for oonerstuIation upon their victory In
Massachusetts last gear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

LEARNING from the missionaries In CANA
that converts are made in that country by
sEppIying them with food, an association
has bsaen organized in New York for giving
free breakfasts every Sunday morning to
all who wiiR assemble in their hall and lis-
ten to sermons, for three hours afterwards.
The success of tins schems Is said to be en-.
tirely satisfactory, tine attendance being
large, and growing larger every succeeding
Sunday. The field for missionaries is de.
oidedly more fruitful, at rome than abroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday.
Wells against Hughes. Argued and SUBJ
mitted.
Blnns against Richmond and DauvllIe
Railroad Company. Argued and continued
until to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10

injured by being struck by falling tricks ard
tiles or by being caught By the gallo and bling
dashed agsinst barbed wire fences mi ether cb
structions.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-12-09

. ! ! !. 4 \


IsN postnads are 1 Glover, Dickey
county, N. Da., har Q. A. Olsen bllfvit
namd.
StorG pGatier hUete N. Dakota 8ro
annu icke tr6skade. Arbetarne Jenna
staten massevis, pa grund ar den pl6,s-
ligt intra fade k5lden, ehuru de- erbjudas
hog dagl6n. Orsaken skall vara, att far
marne icke kunna hysa de manga arbetar-
ne. Att tilbringa natterna iadorna, ar
i6ga inbjudande.
Sta'Sd med en- bj0rss. Farmaren
John Olsen, bosatt sex mil norr ON Fargo,
N. D., blef hai ON dagen 6fverlallen at en-
stor bj0rn. En- hatg strid uppstod,
hvarvid Osson fick sina klader s6nderrif.
ma och dessutom aera sar. SlutIigen lyc-
kades han "a fatt sin revolver, hvarmed
han sande en- kula genom bj6rnens bjerta,
och blef pa "a satt raddad.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-12-09
nusTAvus ADoLPHus COLLEGE

Alter har en- skoltermin tillandalupit.
Blott en- studiedag aterstar, da dessa ra-
der traffa aSKAFFARENs lasare. Underli--
gen har Herren huipit oss ALT hartill.
Ingn sjukdomar eller svarare mo,gangar
hafva hems6kt oss, istallet hafva vi fatt
ROMA framgang och atnjuta halsa och
friskt mod. En- AMMAN vecka och det ar
tomt och 6dsligt pa college Hill" och de
studerande spridda vida omkring f6r att
bland vanner tillDrlnga den stundands
h0gtiden.
Examina bUrja nasta fredag och fort
sstta till fredag attadagar.
Prof. j. s. Carlson ar ater hemma f3r
en- kort It'd och har mott sina KAISER som
yanligt Insamlingen Dir dock langt ifran
0fysrstanden, men en- god b6rjan ar g1ord
ooh matte fortsattningen och fullandnin-
gen blifva battie.
Tillaten oss CORA on liten rattslse med
afsesnde pa past. 6andels kallelss till dem
na plats. vi sade att den var enhallig,
hvilket ssnars underrsttslser omf6rmala sj
var fallst Kallelssn utiardades med iva
rediedelars majoritet. Saken ar kanske
mIndrc yigtig. men det ar in b6st Mt saga
som det ar, och VI hsppas pa 6fysrsende
Gustaviana zr nH tryck. DEN utkon1-
ner litet st6rrs upplaga donna gang