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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-04-01
Winnefpta.

Die Sobnion. en- 8erion 5Doz
Mtnneapolts, er arreteret os mis-
tantt forat pere 5orpperen al en-
Men9oe 9puerier / 8pen.
- @n Tlpoer oeb 9eann gilbert
Gbomion. ouerfalbtes paa @aben
Minneapolis 1orleben Scat os frarpz
ueoes $50 os ct ubr. 9an erbolbt
ct ftD9t Saar oper bet bpire 9ie ef=
ter en- itorp @ieufanb, fom &6ueren
Go9 bam meo.
= Nuitin 27oe Marts. S ga.
gen mob 9ans &asmusion, alias
Sons 9anion, alias Greo &obinlon,
beitplot for 8i9ami, bleu San9en fun
ben fplois of 9ifrittsretten i9aar.
8esse @uitruer bar tiliteoe &ets=
fallen, Mo. 1 ifplse meo en- liben
9atter. 9}o. 2 er @atter al Mrs.
u. q. @iQiams, @ier al 8iQiams
6ou}e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-04-01
fom. &opteinen iprang / @pen meo
fin lille @ut bunoen fait til Jig, os
ban fom ilano lepenbe, men @utten
bar borte.

@aibinston 26oe STARTS. vEbe
@penins @tar" itriuer iaften fplaenbe
an9aaenoe @epublifanernes naite
Observation-Disclosures:
Mr. Mc@inlep fiemper tappert
forat blioe &reiioent 9arriions ST.
terfplser, meoens oenne iibae er Be-
|temt paa at efterfplse fig ielu. Sc
iaser bease efter 6eberen. @tatsz
manben fra 0bio fi9es at babe last
ub en- 6eltto9splau, iom ban tror ital
fpre bam til bet &uioe @us. Mcz
&tnleD ct iaa filter. iom nosen tan
bltpe | Scrueien, paa at blipe repuz
blitanit @uuernprtanoibat / D1io.
Sen Gag, Der fal lpfte bam op /
0bios @upernbritol o9 pibere frem
til &relioentoeroi9beoeu, ct ben
2ololop, Der berer bans Mapn. San
tror, at ban ct itert not os flor NOT,
os at ben Gag ct COB not til at oper>
pinoe al ben Moof ftanb, Der bar reilt
fig mob ben.
9arriion iises bog lite at pere bill
lig til at laoe Mc&inleD babe al &rez
bit for &olblousiunin9en ben 51oe
&on9res. 9an ptl labe &erben for
itaa, at Iominiitrationen to9 en- me-
get betpoelig Bel / Irbeioet, o9 at
bet esentli9 er ben, 1om bpr babe
@ren for, at benne Eololopsipning
blep muli9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-04-01
itaaet ueo Snb9aaellen al iioite &onz
trait meo &ompa9niet / 1889, at bette

itaaet ueo Snb9aaellen al itbite Som
tratt meo &ompasniet / 1889, at bette
eie6e Mafineriet, builfet - forat
BRUCE bans esne Orb: ~oar en- af be
Sing, ri af9ioroe for alle fommenoe
Eioer," os ban siento9 fit &ibnes>
bpro, efter ban b1ep minoet ON Sta=
tens &jeb af Maittneriet / 1881, og
at ban lom Nteolem at 8oaroet
1882 bauoe opfert Maitineriet paa
Snpentarieliten iom tilbprenbe Sta>
ten os af en- &eroi af ouer $50,0U0.
Set ct 9ootaiort, at 8oaroet aper=
terebe etter Sub paa 6ansearbeioet
om Soften 1889, men fit intet. &on,s
pa9niet 1nlteoe life at forupe &on=
tratten unotaeen paa pisie 8etinsel>
Ter. &omtteen er operbepit ON, at
bet belle &ontrattlpfem meo @epmour,
Sabin & 60. m. Il. bar fra 8e9bn>
bellen til @nben peret ct 5eil9reb o9
til Tab for Staten.
(Gortlattes.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-04-01
st. elaf, Mtn,,.

26be STARTS 1891.
ST. S. s. Sobnion, Npotbefer, Ser
gus 6alls, Minn.
St bet 1aa, at ct @obe bgr faa
&os o9 ct Onoe 9abbel? @r bette
lanot, iaa ton bet onpenoes paa ale
Tins ltse fra Menneltet. @taberens
Meierfptfe. li9etil BET minbfe men:
neifelise Hroouct. St &roouctet
9oot, iaa bpr ben, iom bar frembrost
bet, faa &os os Belpnuin9 for bet,
er bet oerimoo oaarltst, bpr bet saa
/ mooiat &etnin9.
Seq tom til at filolofere ooer oet=
te ueo at ielse al beres Mteoicin
y TamaraczBallam." 9a ieg life
funoe anbefale ben til 2ioenoe, bao
ie9 benz blot at prboe ben npe Meoi:
Gin; men oa oeR ferite 6lalte BAT
1olgt, iaa uoebleu bel1er itfe Nttester:
ne. &nbuer. ium bapoe fipbt af
vTamarac Ballam", anbefaleoe ben
til fine meolioenoe Brpore o9 Spltre,
os til mig bar be la9t, at bet par
pel anuenbte &en9e.
9@rbpoi9f,
Nlaf .. Oinie:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-04-01
HotbiaD.
Dlaf .. 0inie::

81 STARTS 1891.
&otbiaD Sarmers NQiance bapoe
ioas Mpoe, buor fe(senoe 8ellutnin=
ger bleo ta9ne.
1. @i opfororer uor @enotor %
bore &epreientanter til at mooarbeiz
be bet 2esislaturen fremiatte 2ouz
fori ilog, H. F. No. 1876. oer foran=
orer ben nuuerenoe @to!elop, laaat
ctbuert 9iltrift maa bolbe Z iltebet=
for M 5 Maaneoers @tole Maret
iorat pere beretti9et til Stotsbibras.
9ette pil nemli9 uoelutfe mango npe
o9 tpnbt befoltebe 9iitrifter, lom lite
er i1tano til at bolbe Stolen 9aoenoe
iaa lang Eio, at be fan erboloe neun=
te 8iorag, meoens ben nuu9renoe
Sou life er til Climber for, at et6pert
5toleoilfrift Tan faa iaa mesen @fole,
bet Dnfer.
2. &i opfororer oem til at unberz
fptte bet Torilas, oer beitemmer, at
Nsies1or fal itemple alle @ielosbes
piier, oa bet pil btora9e til en mere
1iselis Goroelius al stattebproerne.
3. 9iseiaa bet 2opforla9, Der Be-
itemmer, at Snote9terne al Galoor<
2icenie ltal inbbetales til County
&asIereren ifebetfor Tom MI til Bp=
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-04-01
Sdreriemtnari,tnt | Ter9>ts sSaus.

Scr ct neppe bele georbpeften ct
mere pasienoe @teo for ben paotentz
te Stole eno 5ersus Sails. Ds1aa
8DenS Snopaanere - fanlte poa faa
unoto9elier omtotter @toletan=
ten meb &arme. Ser oil blipe 9iort,
bpoo eipres Tan forat faa @tolen berz
til, ba frritanotse 5olt let Tan inbie,
at paa famine Eio, iom 9ooe Gfoler
er en- &rDb for en- Bp, pil en- STOLE
lom ben ber ombanoleoe o9laa oere
til fort @apn for oenne 3d.. Dette
inoler ale fornuftiae - bapoe ner
lo9t ffitfelise 6olf os iier 5orret<
ninssmenb. Men mon life be ON.
lissenoe 2anboiftritter oil BABE fulot
1aame9en 6oroel at at Stolen opret>
tes / 6er9us Sals? Gelp ON hi fer
bort fra ben Goroel, iom bort Gam
funo piloe baue oerpeo, at Sfolen
blep benla9t til ct ioa centralt Steb,
meo let Sernbaneforbinoelie, ica er
oer Gariaser NOT tilbage for De mans
sc. Meni9beber runbtomfring til at
omfatte oenne Gag meo Snteres1e.
Gent Blot oper, bpilten ubereeneliq
5oroel bet er at faa ienbe fine Bbrn
til en- friiteli9 Stole lise Nerbeoeu,
boor man poo mango Maaoer tan
itette oa FIRE 9ilfpn meb benz. Seq
bebpper oilt lite at ofre mango Orb
paa oenne Sag. &uu ct ltal jes sip=
re opmerfiom paa. CAB bet pi1e
fig / gambling, at ri pil babe ben
"foreneoe &irtes" 2erer1eminarium
ber 6ereus 5olls. @ipr, buao S
tan, S mango Menisbeoer oe &re:
iter, lerli9 / Dor &reos. 6olb Mp=
Der / @oers Meniebeoer, tai sasen
Der, pelg &omiteer, lom fan lamle
@ubltrtption, o9 naor fac Marsmg=
bet tommer, loo oS oa pile, at ri me:
ner bet oluorli9 meb Dor @tole, laa>
bel peb al l1gge ct trafti9t Oro inb
for ben iom o9iaa peo at itptte ben meb
bore Biora9. Ser Bpen pil frafz
ti9e Gnltren9elier 9jpres, lab os for.
enes bert baaoe paa 2ano o9 BD.
4ereus Sails ben 3lte Starts 1891,
q. @olb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-04-01
Norit 8arf forliit.

Sra Morfolf, &irsinin, meooeles,
at ben norife Bart n9ictator", Sap,
tein Sbrsenien, fra &eniacola, s5lo:
ribu, til @eft 6artlepool, @nslanb,
meo Trelaf, itranbe6e Greoa9 to
Mile noro for &ir9inia &ea9 @otel.
&eiret bar 1aa tDtt, at TartBiet faces
lite, f9r bet bar ! Mil fra @tranoen
% Tom bribenbe tno mob Brenoin=
serne, inotil bet fob fait paa en- &ep=
le. st &ar &eoninesfationers
Manofaber par itrafs tilfebe paa
Gtranben o9 forlp9te at Fpoe en- Sine
ub til @fibet. Men @anonen bar
lite itanb til at Fpoe 9iuen lao lan9t,
at ben naaebe Stibet. Set lptteoes
enbeli9 for Manbltabet at faa iitano
Sorbinbelle meo 5tranoen peb at
biuoe en- Sine fait til en- Gpnoe, lom
be faIteoe uo og bleo barren ilanb al
Brenoin9erne. @n Sla9s &eb:
ntn9sbpie bleu itrots fret uo efter
2inen, men bet to9 lang Tio, fpr SOL
tene omboro foritoo 8ruseu af ben.
SIT Mgrfet fa1ot paa, par bog s
Mano brast ilanb. &apteinen bpn>
falbt fin un9e 6uitru ON at labe Jig
brin9e i(ano / Bpien, men FUN ai1os
beitemt at forlaoe @fibe:, iaalense
&apteinen o9 beres lille @ut bar i9ien
omboro. B1ien tl1nbe lite tase mere
eno en- ao @ansen. Sfibet bleu en-
belis fnuit at ben polbiomme 8renz
bing, og ce Z Manb af 8eIatninsen.
iom par i9ien paa Stibet FAINT &ap=
teinens @uitru os oeres lille @nt omz
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-04-01
@st 900 Stoenoe.

s5or Golt / l1noermoob o9 Ome9n:
st soot l1ouals af olle @la9s Yas
rer, iom olminoelis ialses ct gene
raj store, bapes altio paa 6aano.
Jeroisejorte &leoer en- @pecializ
tet. Seq bat jut mootoget ct fort
Oplas of @ommertlaber, o9 6olt Be-
bpper lite at reile anoettebs forat
fipbe &leoer billiet. Seq bar siort
iaaoanne Snbtipb, at ieg er forbez
rebt paa at mpoe builfeniombelit %onz
furance. Som o9 operbepis eoer pm
Sanbbeoen beraf.
@mbr os 9@9 ta9es altib / Spite
efter Dasens bpieite &ris.
@oers forbunbne
.. s. 2pletb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-04-01
uoIanoet.

Berlin meobeles, at oer 9aar &p9;
ter ON, at &eiler @ilbelm er blepen
forionet meo 8ismard, % at bet 1tte
er uianolDnlist, at ben samle @tatsz
manb paa nD pil TONNE til Ma9ten.
- 2onbon 26be Marts. 9a r2e
Mase" ipiQebes isoaraftes / &aris,
blep Operobulet forbunoet meo 2on>
bon peo Gelefou, o9 Muliten tunoe
tDbeli9 bpres ber.
- @albiu9ton 27oe Marts. Set
liaes ber, at Storbritonien oil ta9e
Sa9en ansaaenoe Tuiiten ON Gel
fan9iten / 8erin9sbauet ttlba3e fra
6oreneoe @toters 9pieiteret os lite
labe ben paaobmmes Der. Set anta=
ses MI for iitfert, at ben ltal af9ipres
ueo &ol69ift.
= &aris 27be @art&. @n pat=
ter en9elf &uinoe, oer talber fig
@peline Seal, er bleuen arreferet bet
/ Bpen for @iftermaalsipig. 9un
baobe faaet 43 Menb til at 9ifte fig
meb benoe peo at apettere fig 1om en-
rig @nte. @enoes iioite Offer oar en-
&icomte, oer neiten ruinereoe fig peb
Spil.
- @ien 27oe Ma1ts. Ee(e9ram=
mer fra @ofia meobeler, at Buleari=
ems 5inantsminiiter Sc. Belt@eff f
isaaraftes bleu itubt al Sut9moroez
re. sc. @tambloff, &remierminifez
rem, par nerperenoe men tom lite
tilfaoe. Set antases, at bet bar
benne, iom @ni9moroeren bapoe til
9enfist at orebe, oa ban oar 1oet
for ct bpoeli9t Sab al tet rusiife
&arti, iom faar @tplben for @nisz
mprbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-04-01

Sra ST.. &aitcr g. $ei6er9 9pdwooo
peo Ncfioto, 90 Mile ipo fpr @pcfane SAILS,
bat ri mpota9et ct 8rec, Der inoeboloer ct
bebrppel'st Suoifa6. $'eiGere fit fig meo
fort 8eipdr bpsset ct '9us paa fin Gienoom
iioite 9git, % Ban bapre fun bpet Der npsle
Maaneoer. gu itaar ban biemles meb en-
flor Sanilie; tbi Natten til rem lite STARTS
fortdreoe be 9raooi9e 2uer bans &us, en- Del
al bans 8rbare, FAINT en- Men5oe pdroifulbe
Bs9er. (Spofane Taus G6p).
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-04-01

@n &onsres beitaaenoe af &epre>
1entanter fra ale &epubliter / @er>
ben pil iamles / @aibinston nQlte
Iar. @aabanne Menb iom emilio
be @aftelar, ben ipanfe Cicero, oe
Souls &osiutb fra 9urin, Stalien,
pil oeltase / &ou9resleu, Der loper
at blioe en- of be betDbeliafe 6or=
1amlin9er ben columbionIte sSeftti3.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-04-01

Quis Sir Sobn Mcoonalo faar
raaoe, oil ban oriue Canada ino be
Goreneoe Stater; ; 9pbet of 10 Mar.
@anS Ernoiel ON at laoe ier brittle
&esimenter ooste paa r@oniptrato,
rerne" (Ealsmenoene for &eciproci<
tet og Snolemmel1e be 5oreneoe
@tater) berprer @ahaoierne paa ct
pmt @teo. Sc laoer fig lite true til
at op9ioe fin @elpbefemmellesr
(rMinneapolis Sournal".)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-04-01
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

tasiereren, foroi ben nuperenbe 8bi=
2icenlez2op ct uretferbi9, ibet BDer=
ne faar Gengene, mems @fatteboerne
maa bore no9ifterne for 2opoperz
treberne.
In9aaenoeN9er bru9sreofaber blep
lite noaet pioere foreta9et paa bette
Wpoe, ba be fete, bpao @aama1tiner
ansaar, oiloe BRUCE fine 9amle
&roaocat Seebers.
2oaef .. @rgn1etb, Gormo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

The rebels in the northern ps:t of China
have bsen again defeated By the govern
ment troops.
The funeral of DIN Pedro, In Paris, was
an imposing affar, the French government
paying high honois to the dead ex-ruler Of
Brazil.
The residents Of Hamburg have become
almost panic stricken ct the side preva-
Iencs OF iuf1erza. The epidemic shere is
particularly viruisnt in it's nature.
Earl Russell has determined not to allow
his wife auy money for her support until she
apologies to him for the charges she made
against him and adults that che doss not
believe them.
At o banquet 10 81. Petersburg, Tuesday,
in honor CT the Feast of 81. George, the Gar
delivered q sho:t speech, In which he de-
clared that he was greatly pleased to state
that the situation II Europe had become en-
tirey pacific.
Il Ia claimed that during the trouble grow
ing ous of the action OF Fonseca In assuming
the dictatorship of ByszI 10 FreDchmen
we're killed in Rio Janeiro by agents OF Fon-
cesca. The French consul at Bio Janelro
hes been Instructed to demand repatriation
for the killing of these men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10
LEGAL.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office Of the Corpc-
v ration Court Of the city Of Alexandria on tho
18th day of November, 1891.
Foataine Naury and Lizzie " Meury, his wife,
and vi Ii IN B. Caperton ard George Caperton,
hi, wife, vg. F. Sidney Blackjack, Hida
Pl.cklocS and Thomas Marshall.
Memo The object of this suit is to obtain dc.
cree for the ese of the lot of ground on the east
side of Fairfax street, between Franklin and JEFF
ferson Streets in the city of Ale1andrs, Va. con-
veyed to F. g. Blscklock, D. 3. Blackjack and
Thomas Marshall By George W. Brent trustee By
deed dated the 9th day Of March. 1859, and re-
corded in liber-T, No. 3, rage 594, Of the lind
records of the city OF Alexandria Va, and the
distribution Of the proceeds amongst those entitled
thereto.
The defendants, F. sidney Blackjack and
Hilda Blackjack, not having entered their az
pearance and given security, according to the
act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and
1t appearing by affidavit that they are not
residents of this State 1t is ordered that the
said defendants appear here within fifteen days af
ter due publication of this order, and do what IS
necessary to protect their interests in this suit
that copy of this order be- forthwith inserted in
the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, newspaper published
in the city Of Alexandria once week for four sue
cessive weeks and posted at the front door OF the
Court House of this city. a copy-teste:
JOHN s, BEACH, Clerk.
A. ". Armstrong, P. q, noy1f WAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10
YIRaIEIA NEWS.

Toe ses!dsnce of Cap'sin Gordon MoCabe
of Petersburg, was considerably damaged by
fire 90 Taesday.
Mrs. Jeter, widow of he late John Jater,
6isd at her residsuce 10 King George county
last Thursdsy, eyed Is ysare.
| a large meeting of cItizsrs OF Winches er
yesterday irdorsed Judge ". L Clarke for
reelection ss iddge Of the Corporation
Court
J. B2rs.n Simpson, postmaster at nca5'
| tie, was arrested yesterday on charge oil
shortage in his accounts and was released en-
81 600 bill.
q monument Ia honor OF tie Confederate
dead was unveiled at Newport News Tues
dsy. Rev. Dc. 2. f. Goodwin, OF Rioh.
mond, and Mij,g B.ksr P. Lac delivered
addresses.
Miss Belle Langhcroe, daughter Of Col.
Maurice L. Langhorrr, of Lynchburg, and
Dr.. ". a. mckinney, rising young ply
s!olal OF P0oahontee, HeIe marrled In Lynch.
burg yesterday.
VIM. O. Pratt, one of the wealthiest citi.
zsns of Caroline county, died Monday, aged
eighty-three years. he vas the fsther-in.,
law Of Rev. ]. B. Fnrs:ep, former rector Of
Suilbb GpleCopai ScuiouI lsiChInSnos
Mr.. Lyons a. Kersns, brother-in.law Of
State Treasurer Harmap, died in Staunton
yesterday. he was distinguished officer
in the British srmv, and fought through all
the battles 10 the Egyptian campaign and in
the Soudar.
John Ml5csll, bsktr of Norfolk, was
on Tuesday night made the proud posses
sor OF the ninth consecutive Pair OF healthy
and strong twins, boy and girl. Mrs. Mis-.
CAL hes never given birth to ore child at a
time since her marriage. Fourteen OF the
twins are living.
Mrs. @. L Scott. OF Uppervile, was most
fatally burned few days since by the ex-
ploaion OF some rock powder which she
threw in & stove thinking 1t was some old
stuff which former occupant had left In
her stors. The explosion Jared half the
houses in thai part of the village. Mr.. Scott
in trying to save his wife got his bands bad
ly burned,
a special from MlddeEex county reports
the killing of Camden sadler In that county
on Monday. He, 10 company with James
BroWnley, went to the house OF Richard
Parks, where they demanded admlttanoe.
and, being refused Sader battered the door
10 and dragged Park out. While SadleE
was In the act of striking him with stick
Parks shot him In the abdomen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-10
Letter from Richmond.
sbecisl Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 8, 1891.

sbscial Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 8, 1891.
The resolutions of respect to the memory
Of the late Senator Henry Heston, of LoC'
doup, came up In tbs Senate this afternoon
as special order, and eulogislio spaschss
we're made By San .tors Hurst, Lovensteip,
Little, Marshall, J'pes ed Fairfax. The
gem of tbs occasion vas the speech o! Sen.
ator William Little. OF Fredericksburg, who
was werm personal frierd and an euthusi.
astic admirer OF the lamented HeEtop. Ser
ator Lttle's speech brought tesr5 to the
eyes OF many and wss pronounced on all
sides as being one OF the best that has bee /
delivered In the Senate for some years. It
vas euoh splendid thing, go correct, SO
touching and so eloquent thRtthe eenator
from Fredericksburg was bes!cged By FIVE
reporters from FIVE different. pepars asking
for bis manuscript. This he did not have
and the reporters failed to secure lis re.
marks verbatim.
ills understood that Ssna o Flood, # Ap.
pomettox, will be requested 20 secure the
passage of a bill giving women the right to
practice law In this State. Mrs. AErie
Smith, OF Dlnville, who has been trying for
several years to secure The passage Of such a
law will renew her efforts 81 this sei sion oftbe
General Assembly, AMI Senator Fiold has
been suggested 40 the legislator most likely
to get the bill through. Up In Appomattoz
county, according to Senator Blackstone, OF
Accomac, who hes talked with Senator
Flood In regard to this bill, The lswyers ali
are of opinion that IL Is not only gross ic-
justice to the fsir sex c, pravont them from
praoticlng law bus that 1t is denying them
privilege guaranteed 10 the fundamental
principles OF our constitution. Wbether this
Is true or not Senator Flood Is preparing q
speech which hs will make ia advocacy OF
Wcmans rights when the bill referred to
comes up, and Rsger hss betn made hat
the speech will immortaizs the hsrdsoma
bachelor Senator fro m The classic shsdes oil
Appomattox.
The oyster gar will again be resumed in
week and as usual wi probably be kept
mp I'LL the adjournment of the Gsneral As
semby. Governor Mckinney msy be
sharpening bis knife preparatory for takiCg
a sclsp or TWO like he did at the last session
OF the General Assembly when he made 8
number Of Tidewater legislators very mad.
Only two or three ills have been passed
In the House thus far and they we're local
bills The committee clerks are hard at
work and In few days the House calendar
will be crowded with eDgrossed blls ready
to come up on their paarage. There are no
bills yet pending 10 which Alexandria is
specially Interested. Delegate Bendheim
has bill for the relief of company In his
district, but be has not yet introduced II.
Among the visitors ct the Capitol to-day
Is Dr.. NJ. @. Holt, Of Isle OF Wight. BE is
prominent alliance man aod end it Is
whispered that he would like 10 be rail-
road commissioner. There ere twenty. five
or thirty others who lave dsaIre In the
came direction.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Correspondence Of he Alesandria Gascsse.]
WASHINGTON. .. O.. Dec. 10. 1881.

Il
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Dec. TO- 1881.
Mr.. Mills told the GAzETTE's correspond
cut to-day that the talk about his resigniog
was "all rot" and that "he had not seid 8
| single word to any one as to what his inten
| lions were."
In the q. s. Supreme Court yesterday Mr..
Edgar Allen, formerly CT Richmond, deliv-
cred On able argument concerning the terri.
torial jurisdiction OF large body OF land
included within the boundary lines OF Texas.
He represented ths Uoited Statee, and e1-
Attorney General Garland. the State Ct
Texse.
As there is nothing doing in the Senate
day or two on business. EX-OoDgressman
Browne OF Virginia was here yesterday.
Unless they are as slow at Richmond
about giving Mr.. Meredith hls credentials, az
they were in ordering the day of his cleo
tlon, he will be sworn In az the Congress-
man from the Alexandria district before the
Christmas recets.
The Attorney General In hls annual re-.
port recommends that authority be given
the new Circuit Court of Appeals to appoint
deputy clerks in all the seversl cities In
which 1t may meet.
The expense OF the fab commission last
year wss 1927 1872.
Ooe of the irst subj ects to be considered
by the House committee on foreign efairs
will, 1t is said, be the treatment Russia &C.
cords the Hebrews in that country.
The cost up to date of the new Congress
sional library, only two stories OF which have
been erected, is 81 .639, 4S4
President Harrison to-day sent to the
Senate list OF Is appointments made dur.
ing the recess Of Congress, which require
confirmation BY the Senate.
The following changes 10 the 4ih class
postofices OF Virginia were made to-day !:
Perrons Campbell county, 0. Baldock ap.
pointed postmaster, yioe 3. ]. Landlord,
resigned: Way. Amherst county, B. p.
Knight, vice G. E. Cunningham, resigned.
The cotton returns OF December to the de-
partment of Agriculture relate to average
prices on plantations. The complaint OF
unremunerative values ia general, and the
declaration frequent that the crop does not
return cost of production. a feeling of dis
couragemsnt pervades che report and dis
position to reduce area is expressed.
Ex-Congressman John Amber Smith ssys
he feels deeply grieved and Inundated at
yesterday'a signal defeat OF his cousin, Mr..
Brooke, In the Alexandria congressional
district, and that If Mr.. Brooke had come to
this city or Alexandria and conducted his
campaign from either. he would have been
elected, as be then would have had the game
In his own hands.
The House was not In session to-day, but
Speaker Crisp was In his. private room at
the Capitol in consultation With the demo-
cratic leaders for several hours. The only
Virginia members In the House we're Messrs.
Jones and O'Ferrsll.
The national bsr association which met
here yesterday was also in session to-day.
at the election of officers to-day Mr.. James
G. Garter of New York, was chosen preai-
dent. The Virginia vice president is Mr.. G.
M. Blanchard. The association determined
to hold all its annual meetings 10 this oily.
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Railroad Accident.

MARQUETTE. Mich, Dec. 1O.-Early yes.
terday morning freight train heavily load.
ed, when three miles out from Marquette
parted, and the rear section came thunder.
Ing toward the city. One car Jumped the
track and crashed into John CroWl's house.
The HOUSE, was badly wrecked and Mr. and
Mrs. Orowl were thrown out OF bed and Sc.
verely bruised. They thought terrible
cyclone had struck the city. A second car
and the cabooss were all afame when the
train jumped the track. They brought up
In heap against the house of Alex. Elmer.
son and set 1t and the adjoining residence
on Ere. The inmates Of both dwellings
barely escaped With their lives.