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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12
agws oE TIE Day.

There is growing belief 10 Washington
that Secretary Blaine will NOS return TO the
5lste Department.
Brooklyn democrats havs nominated Ds-
Vid a. Boody for mayor. The republican
nominee ia Henry a. Meyer.
Or. Christopher Johnson. the well known
physician aud surgeon, end the leaderi In his
profession in Baltimore, dled yesterday aged
SO years.
W. Bouske Cochran was ou Saturday
nominated for Congress by Tammeny 10 bill
the uuexpirsd term caused by tae death OF
Gen Spnole, Of New York
& trsmenoas eslo which blew along the
coast detained ali the transatlantic tiset out-
side, at New YogE yesterday, end CAUSED
the wreck of several small pleasure crafts
and loss Of iifs.
President Harrison has written e letter to
ex-senator Henry W. Blair accepting bis
resignation Of the appointment CT rnirtster
TO China, and etstiug that be has directed
the S:ata Department to protest TO the
Chinese government against the sufficiency
OF thu objections presented bY it 60 the ap-
pOintmenG.
Joseph Nswshoffsr, aac led the asaanit
en- the ccunsy isil at Omaha on Friday night
whioh resulted in the lynching of joe Coe,
this negro, mas beer arrested and will be
charged with murder, tie only Nebraska
statute covering iyncbing prescribing that
as tho charge. Several Of the cther msn
r, no engaged in the lynohing have also been
arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12

vile. both Of sgh n ara now M nbers OF the
Som bern Ne b. di=r Churca TIE members
OF the oou terence, after ADJOURNMENT tod 81,
cal.e,i in 8 body or thu Presi1sne.
Iate''gepca from Ohio hsee to-day Is TO
IN sffsas that IL vs.i' be nip and iuck in
Cncinnasi wen Campbell and MoKin.
lev. A. largo democratic detection Enere
.s expected, if this he go, sho democrats
will be on top. From Nav York. it is
learned, test ths ba5iiog there is as one
aunGeea 20 eighty 10 favor Oh Flower.
4 Virginia republican, hare to-day, says
IS there is 20 be little or no opposition so
The democratic candidates In Virginia this
fail, De does not SEQ why the democratic
committee OF his State is 60 very active
more Sd, indeed, than they were IN 'S9, whom
there WAS an active contest IN al! the coun-
lies. He says the real reason General Ma
noue abandoned the feG this year is tbs
fact thet he die not have his means 60 Coz
duct 2 campaign, and could not get them.
Secretary Eusk hos arranged TO have
weather eiguaie exhibited in eVery Town and
village OF the country, and alsc TO have loco
Eaotiqe engineers sound weather signals as
theg travel eloug their ROUTES.
A report published this morning to the effect
that a convention has baen concluded With Cor
many, by which the cereal products of the Usited
States are 10 be admitted free of duty, etc is not
true.
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CoWhided.

The usual Sunday quist of Gainesville,
Ca, was disturbed yesterday morning by C
sc.ne in front of the postoffice. P. F. Jsn-
nipgs, proprietor CT the Qusttlehsum House,
was pub!ioy cownidsd o. Thomas A Bear
dan, a travelling salesman for Mesas5. J. B.
Brown s. Co, of Baltimore. The two trains
over tbs Richmond anc Dsnviile reaoh there
about 10:40 O. IN. and quite crowd Ia al
ways gathered OF the postoGios on Sunday
mornings. TIE bells ae5e ringing for
church services. Mr.: Jennings was stand
Ing in front OF ito po.tofice eoaversing witt
Msjor Molroe and Dr. Nance, who wers
ieciog him. Coming down the sLEeet by the
Arlington Hotel we're Mr. Besrbon ana
Captain Wright. When opposita Mr.. Jse,
niugs MIR. Beardon turned 20 the left, and,
drawing red cowhide yerd long from his
pants leg, be graaped the right lapel cf Jen-
nings coat With bis right hand, aud, without
saying word, began to apply the hide upon
the back over the shoulders Of jennings.
Not g Tord was spoken b. either during the
attack, and the surprise was go great that
twelve strokes were given before anyone H.
terfered.
Finally Policeman Lawe-g rushed 10 snd
pulled Beardou ssde. Someone In the
crowd asked
What did you do it 'or ?"
Beardon repiad He knows Thy / did
itn
Bsardon's family, wife end ons child,
little girl about twelve yoess cid, have oseD
spending The eummar 10 Gainesville. Bes,-
don sSys ehat iae: Friday, three weeks ego,
he tetearaphcd bis wife iEom Mscon 10 meet
him &C IndisD Springs on tins following Sat-
urdey night to spend SUNDAY with bin She
die 80, and on reaching the Servings shs told
6 n that eG the depGi Oh Saturday morning
she me- Jennings, wbo asked ner where she
was going. She tod him she had received
q telegram from Tom 10 meet him Ell Indian
Syringe Saturday nipht.
jennings asked her If cha nsdn'd rather 90
TO Ja!lush Falls. She answered:
Nc, sir Il Tom Esa here. o: oourse.
would 60"
Beardon Gays that Jennings mot her egoin
at the postotiice On Saturday morning last.
and asked when she exuscted Mr.. Bsardon
home. She replied "ro-night" Sac iook
wi,at was said On these coca lions az Insults,
and that "a Whes can6s9 the row
Jennings yesterday eaid thaf he had always
treated Mrs Beardon rs a lady, and he was great
j. surprise at the unwarrsnted attack.
He discsimcd any intention of insulting the
lady, and SAYS tho attack was unprovoked and
without the shadow ofjus.i6caton. Mr.. Besrdon
is over six feet tall and weighs over zoo pounds,
while Jennings is a few inches over five feet and
tips tho beam at $50 pounds. Besrdon will an
sger to the charge Of disorderly conduct before
the mayor this morning.
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Rain-Making.

GooDLAND. Kan, Ocs. u The contract
br which Frank Melbourne agrees to pro.
dues crop rains IL northwestern Ksnsas dur
ing June Juig and August Of 1892. hiss been
signed. A macs meeting Of ciiiz,ns was
called snd committee appointed 20 confer
with Melbourne. The rain-msker stood by
his first proposition to furnieh rain at 10
cents en acre. A seriea OF msetlpgs will he
neld in the various counties of this State for
the purpose of awakening public Interest
Melbourne will attempt to make similar
contract with twenty counties OF Colorado,
csimpE that he can easily water every
county in the State from one poiut. The
irrigation companies In Colorado will fght
the scheme cad 1t will probably be fought
In this Slate on the ground that the lrripa-
ton act does rot cover proposition suoh
% Mel5ccrGe has submitted
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To the Memory of Hattie v. Territt.

Cut off in the flower of her youth, she has left
many dear friends to mourn their loss Rome
know her but to love her. Always with kind and
cherry words to ali and with her charitable heart
her company was sought by ALL But, alas for
human hopss. Beloved Hattie. the true friend,
has left Us. she has gone to better world than
ours, and on her fair brow now rests the crown of
Immortality. Her death was q shock to all Who
knew her. She has left vacancy il the family
circle which never can b, filled.
Her gentle voice is hushed
Her warm, true heart is still;
And on ner young and innocent brow
Bests deaths chill.
der hands are cissped upon her breast
We nave kissed her lovely brow,
And in our aching hearts We know
We have no Hattie now.
ByM. b and s. 9. HEAD.
Washington papers please copy.l
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FOREIGN NEWS.

chs Pops has Issued en- order stating that
II Ia his desire That DO further piigrimages
TO Rome be undertaken for the present.
The London Times publishes q 6ns' est.
mate Of the sla.o OF the osop5 lu Great B:i-
and OF iodiff9rsnt qusiis9.
The National League of Great Britain eos
issued msnifestc paying tribute TO Far
nell, had declaring t0st tho struggle for
Irish irs3Gom you'd BE- continued.
Emparo. Williams pet measure, tbs bill
TO rspross Drunkenness Ia Germany, was
presented isn5 Sesk ia the Bnudesrath, or
Legislative body representing ths individual
Saetes OF Germany. a majority Of tne mem-
Gers stated cn=s sh5sE gcgernmsAts ocuiG
not accept ths proisoS IN lie p:eaen5 form.
The Dill was referred To "a commission, Big
whom it viii be changed into mildly bene-
fceu5 bill for 5hs projection OF tAe drunk
ard.
The funeral Of Charles Stewart Psrnell
he Irish eNder, took place IN DG5iin yea
er6ay I gas tbe greatest eveut OF the
kind eysr wivessed in that city. Deloga
lions frcm ali pace Of Ireland attended.
F.:rsy thousand persona, VINO came in ia ter
ri6o doVGyOur OF !sie, weed tue ,amalus,
vGioh were lyiig 10 state 10 the city hal
The procession TO the CemsJers, five miles
from lns City, gas made up Of thousands
and thousands Of Mr.. PSrneIi'a followers.
The procession 1ss miles Ia ieagth, and al
tbs cemetery the enormous crowd closed
around tire grave, ami sbe ssrvioe was sew
erai times Interrupted Darkness came Oh
during 5ha 5erviGa. and the oyiss Of the We
men and children es they Were crushed abG
lost in tbs vssc crowd, rendered ineudble
the yaloss OF toe clergy. Tnere were nc
disturbance 5etweeu the Irish facilons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12
The Ecumenical methodist Council.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12-The ffsh day Of
she Eoumenioal Methodist Couucil opened
With Bishop j. ". Hood, Of tina African III
E Zion Ohagoh. Fayetteville, N. O.. in the
onsir. Bishop Gaines. OF the &. NJ. e
Church. delivered tha prayer, sod Rev. Dr.
0. E. PHILIPPE, of the a. Al. E Church, o'
Washington, read the scriptures, 30 that the
opening services Of the great council! were
conducted by three cclored men.
The business committee reported the re-
cs!pt OF memorial iyom tha Worlds We
mans Christian Temperance Union, con
taining az address to the governments Of
the world for the suppression Of the liquor
ratio
Tue topic for tho morning session was
"The Church and Her Agencies" and Bish
Up B. s. Foster. of Massachusetts,, proceed
I'd 10 address the ccuncil on 1.-THE response.
aiities and qualifications of the preacher"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12
Desnicable Burglars.

CHICAGO. OJs., 12.-Bars iars entered the
residence OF Thos Langsn. 8 miles west Of
,his city,whie the family were ell at church
yesterday, except daushsr, Lauta, aged 81
years. Tasy Knocked the young woman
DIVA after terrible struggle aad bound
bar with straps. Tns Outputs then ransack.
ed the house, taking everything they could
lay hands on, among other things sum Of
money. Mrs. LaDgan, who was the frse to
come from church, found her daughter In
the dining room on her back uoconaclcus
and terribly bruised about the body: Her
condition is precarious. a large armed
poase Ia searching FOR the robbers and they
will probably bs lynched II caught.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12

THE GAME LAw.-seo.ion 1919 Of se
Code of Virginia reads IS follows: II sas.
ba Unlawful for any person to XII or osp.a
or offsr Tor sale or huy enY partrid2es IS
quaile oatwsan che hrst dag of January acc
the 15;t day OF Oo;ob5F; or any gha<ssuss
or wild turEeSg 'etwcea tba Is {; day of
January and the Is b iay Of Ootoog sr 8.
aug time 70 ieks oz dsstloy 10 as or ~
cstch tham with natF or irspt." WoodcSeS
may be killed from Nov. l.. TO spill L.. Il
is unawfn g. eny time 70 Eiii the hozzsr,s,
or TO xiii or capture tho mock;ng bIr3. b. s0A
throsh. red bid, rotip. blue bird Or hea'd
GaTtiB, NJ 60 destroy heiT na5ts. The pen
ally In cash oaae Ia a fGe Of tsn doIEafs--obe
hali TO 80 70 the informer--eDd 70 he eos.
fneG In jail ILL sne fua be paid. act exceed
log 80 days"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12
VIReIaIA HgWs

The venerable Rev. q. q. Barkg, OF the
Baptist denomination, died at his home in
Norfolk Saturday.
The snpaa meeting of tbs Army OF
Northern Virginia will ba held 10 the hsil OF
TIA House Of Delegates, Richmond, CD Tues
day DghE, October 81. Gen. W. b. Payne
is president OF mat body. TIE orator fer
tnis occasion mss not been selected.
e destructive fire occurred at Lynchou.g
about O'clock yesterday norniUg, entirely
destroying Hseid's bark nil! ano Singers
carytes mill. the mills employ cd 200 work-
men, all of whom will oe thrown out of
work. Loss $3.50 900; insurance $4,000
8. w. Lucketr, cashier for the Baltimore
United Oil Company IN Lynchburg has ae-
sccldec with about $1,000 OF ms cumpany's
monay. Il appears that Inc company gave
aim power OF attorney TO eien checks and
no abused the privilege. Luokett's where
abouts Is unknown.
Urited States Circuits judge Bond passed
ap ordsr In Baltimore on Saturday reqnir-
!pg Sheriff John q. Wise, Of Acoomac coup-
~ 10 show cause Wig /. writ Of habeas cof-
pas should uot be granted IL bsdaf Of Capt.
Wm. Marsh, of Somerset ccanty, Mo-, ar
rested tor dredging oysteTs ~ Virginia
waters.
A warrant was sworn out on Saturday by
cltizsns of Berkeley for the srrest of white
mau named Reuben Smith, ~ao is suspected
of being the murderer OF Dr. J. ?. Lock-
wood, who wss found stranglsd TO death
back OF Berkeley few days ago. Lock
woods house was robbed the night of the
murder, but mono of the missing artoes
were found on Smiths premises, in Norfolk,
when searched by the officers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12
The Despatch.

WASHINGTON, d, c., Oot u. Lieutenant
Oowles commanding the U 8. s Despatch
hss telegrsphed to the Secretary of the Navy
from Asaatesgue Life Saving Station that
ell the officers and crew of the vessel are
safe or shore and they have saved all their
clothing and all the beats except one cut
ter. The YaDtlc has arrived at the scene
OF the wreck. but he's 6een unable 30 far to
render any assistance and it ia now believed
the Despatch will BIS total loss. No par
ticulsrs of the accident have been received
at tbs Department as yet, When Lienter-
ant Comles mskeo hia official report OF the
csse, the Department vii appoint court CT
Inquiry TO determine the responsibility FOR
uoe accident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12

Night switohmen at the she eastern Min.
uesota yards at We, Superior, Wis, struck
Yesterday because ct tns paremptory dis.
Charge Of fifteen oftneir aumbsr, and threst.
eued to lie up ell business il TIE yards q
that road until tbs men are reins;a; I'D.
Ocean steamers wgca arrived g. Nsw
York to-day report heavy weather. lIspy
passengers were iDjursd By being throw
about the steamers % the high sess d7,ipo
the latter part of their vcsage. Many q;
the steamers we're sligdsly damsged.
The tug Rattler, o: Ne~ York. bound
from Boston to Philed phIn, with crew Of
ten5 men. went aahole at four O'Clock this
morning on Cape Hsn!cp-n, roer the He
saving station there. tbs ;ug broke lcoss
from tie chip a. ? Cberog. All on boa,d
we're saved.
The zine city hanks CT West Superior.
Wis.,, have agreed tic joru q trne. aud here
after maximum tate Of two per cent. in
eres: is TO be psid on city funds. The Civ
Q rnciI viii divide the ueds p.c porticus,l-
Iy among tbs banks according % the capital
the institution.
The British steamor PhIdiss, whica az
rived at Liverpool 10 az &, ~ New York
aad on beard the crew OF fhs Da;on bark
Ncoe,te, Capt. JorSepsea. !.om QnsD.c
september 81 for G.senocI,, wo;co vas
abandoned ON October Z n E Ell ilg concl-
ton. When tie crew leis 5h- Nloolette +
sails we're set aud cha WIS heading north
ward. a tremendous So use luonire at
the ,ima
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The D1spatch.


as stated In ina GAZETTE the u s. s.
DiBpstoh 5gent lahore on Asaateasue Island
CT Saturday morning, since which time ale
hes gone to wreck. Fer back i8 broken and
sbe is listed eff shore twsnty.to thirty de-
Rraes. The wreck is full o! water and is
fact breaking CD. The life saving station
sgoaied yesterday that no assistance could
ba rendered. Her crew are all safe at AS
sat.gue life station. The Dispatch left the
New York nsvy-ya.d on Friday, aGd was on
her wag 90 Washington city, where she was
to teke Oh beard the President, Secretary
Tracy Grd some officers of the navy and
convey them 70 the naval proving grounds
down the Potomac TO witness experiments in
testing some OF the armor-piate for use in
the armament of the uew vessels. She was
expected TO arrive a. Washington to-day.
and after taking the Presideot down she
river was to hRge been probably placed out
of oomEissep, as she was old and IN much
need of repaire. Sbe wes In command o.
Lieut.. Oowles and Past Aasistant surget n
Gatewood YVES among her officers.
Tne Dispatch was not buil5 by me govern
ment. but was huis il 1873 for II. @ Smith,
the New York broker, a. oos5 of 5000 600
Smiths otdera to George SSeers The builder,
were for the Largest and handsomest
ysohf." Smith owned the vessel about
thres yeara, Then be had reverse5. The
vessel was sold ar sgotion snG vas bought
by the government Tor 100000. BAD bas Tor
son9 aims bsea known ns tbs Psesdent's
bost.
Asaatesgue Island is o long, narrow ig-
lanc wish reefs around IL. of the east coast
OF Accomsc county. Virginia, up nesr the
Maryland Boundary.
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FROH wASHJNaT9a
[spsoiol Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
sNAeNiNe roe. D. @, Dot. u. 1901

[Spaiol Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
@AsAigero D. G., Dot. II, 1891,
TIE Suprems Court of the United S5ptes
met for the October term to-day. Three of
tie Justices were absent from tho court.
Chef Justice F0iler is asil il Chicago where
his daughter is very IL, aud Justices Brad
ley anu Gray nave BON been III bIT are row
recovering. The space reserved for the bar
was we'll filed with prominent lawyers
Attorney-GeneFal Miller, Solicitor General
Taft aud ex-Attorney- General Garland we're
also present. The only business transacted
wss the admission OF applicants to practice
before the court, md an ENCOURAGEMENT by
Justice Field that the most in p0rtanG
of the cases advanced Tor argument
next Monday will be postponed Until
the second Monday i'll November. This
step is taken Tor the reason that it is
desired that tasy shall be heard by 6 full
bench, and tue probability 10 that all the
Justices will rot be present Monday next.
The list includes Che Sa9warG cEae, which
involves the question of the jarisd ,otion Of
tne United S.ases over tbs zeal fisheries liz
Behrine See, tbs antl-otiery csses, the Gle.
vator case, end the cases Involving the ques-
ton OF the constitatoneI.ty OF the MeKln-
lev tariff got. TIE Court adj burned a lew
minutes sitter u O'Clock snd went In body
10 Dsy its reepacts to the President.
me fact tnat Ms. Elkins, Secretary
BIaine's most intimate personal triend, dined
Yesterday with the President, is said here to
indicate that Mr. Binioe is Dot candidate
for tbs nomination of the next national re-
publican convention, and that Mr.. Hssfisoo
is as sell aware of that fact sany body slice.
The following changes in the 4th claes
postoffices of Virgins were made to Gay:
Qorsan, Carroll county, J. @. Russell sp-
pointed postmaster vice G W. Fack!in. re-
signed James Store, Gloucester county, 6.
I. Oaulhorn, vice D. ?. Saunders, resigned
Merry Point, LsboasteE county, G. 0. New
comb. Vice B. E. Norris. resigned Smyeh.
ere, Cerro! county. N J Snythers, vice T.
NJ. C1uison, res gned Way. Amherst couu-
IS, S. D. Kuiebt. stce G. E Cunningham,
resigns0.
B shop hood, Mississippi negro, preeided
opsr ths Methodist ecumenical conference
hsya ,pis nofoing. and promptly called
,ina OH h., several speakers. Tbs white
5outhern deleea les accepted the situation
as harsn - I'D be3a accus omei to il
all ,hs.r lies. A-no- thoae QFeseac at to-
days sessou Of ths ccaiarsacs e'e.e JuaEics
Lamar of tne U. S. Supl dtnt ClurG AID Lis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12

as ANrIcIP TED by 81 acquainted With
+ he rue con-, lau Of affairs il Ireland. the
death OF Mr. parnei has not tended to effect
reunion OF the different factions of the
I:lsb party. Judging tho future by the past,
the people OF Ireland will never be united.
Another thing sbont Ireland. Americans
who have been Ia every part Of ihst ooun-
try recently, sag people there seemed to
them to 10 getting along just as veil ns
they do here OF eny whore else.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12

ONE OF the most groteeqoe!y RIDICULOUS
things Of the present political campaign Is
the fact that Mr.. George William Curtis,
the king OF the mugwumps and civil service
seformers, should oppose for Governor of his
State man vino is not member OF Tam
many and against whom nobody has ever
brought the charge OF "pern;o'e15 partisan
!sm," ard support ona who is known to be
the tool Of the most notorious partisan in
the county. snd who was appointed col
lector of the port of New York 10 order 70
make that Office part OF g political ma
chine, which bic Predecessor, though re-
publican, had refused to do. The mug
Wumps and civil service reformers tend to
lower, instead Of to raise, the standard OF
federal oficehcidere, By disgusting every
sensible man With their hypocriticai and
partisan attempis TO achieve what they ere
pleased TO call reformation" and improve
nGnt."
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Earthquake.

NApA, CAL. Oct I2.-rhe heaviest earthquake
shock ever felt hero was experienced ut 1924
o'clock last night. People rushed into the streets
in night clothes in great excitement, caimneys
toppled over; several buildings were shattered and
badly shaken up. The Masonic Temple, a fine
bnilding was shattered. at the State insane
asylum great excitement prevailed, the patients
being uncontrollsble. 1t is reported that the
building cracked and that other damage was done
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12

THE CONSTITUTION provides tbss there
shall be 20 restraint upon free speech. And
yet republican federal jcdge In Texes has
refused 20 uaturaiizc man In that 6 s;e, b.
cause, 10 answer 10 question, he avovsc
himsslf socialist II speech be free, Ger
tslniy 5hough: is even more so. But what
else could be expected Of q republican judge
when republican Congress puts restrsiot
on the freedom Of religion, and ooDG5cstes
the legally purchased property of & large
and organized Christian denomEpsiion. The
original republicans said the Constitution
was league with hell and covenant with
death. Thoea Of the present day treat it as
a cdbweb to be broken when aod where TO
co 50 shall > ease their own sweet wil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12

TEE REPUBLICAN campaign COMMITTEES OF
Nav York axe flooding that STATE With
printed copies of tbs affidavit of the chaplain
OF G, A. B. post in that State, to tbs effect
that Mr.. Flower Vas the "meanest copper
head he koew curing ths waT between the
5tates, 80 mean that Though oaunla before,
he has never spoken 10 him slnoe." Vir-
eiuia democrats sInos che war hays eleoied
q northern Governor and msny ex- Union
executive aud as well as legislative officers.
Whether Mr.. Flower we or was not op-
posed 10 an interoeoine var thirty years
age, no body down THE wag knows, but that
he hes been national and patriotic man land
invarlaoly loyal TO his own State, ever since
he was first sent 10 Congress, ia we'll known
to the whole country. But the some cannot
be sad of his republican opponent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12

WASHINGTON rae no mocra,ic newspa-
par now. Ooe Of tbs 80 called independent,
ous really republican, papers Of thsa city,
says: 1.-The honest purpose of the McKiu-
ley tariff trainers WAS to make Amo:!osn
manufactures, as far ss possible, sufficient
in quslity and supply to meet the deu1suJa
OF home consumption" o., no. The real
purpose Of the trainers Of The Mckinley bin
"a 10 benefits hs proDriators of lbe pro-
tee 90 indpat ies ;as; hey would, IN os, urei
Tor eact. heoeG -nppy he moaey
g qu'-it= 70. ,he purchase 0 the Presidency
10 1892, SIS thao did in 1883.