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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

A bushel of corn buys more in this
year of grace, A. D. 1891, in Kansas.
than it ever did before in the history of
the state, and, the Troy Chief says,
what Is more to the point, there are
more bushels of corn. Such statements
Of facts SIS this are enough 10 bring "a
blush to the cheek of mule for its bray
ing-or any other creature with less cal
Gus Of sensibilitv.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15
Why he DON'T Howl.

From tbs Kansas City oazstts.
a Marshall county farmer has kept q
strict account of everything he sold for
the past twenty years. and finds that dur
ing that time the price OF wheat averaged
~ cents, corn "a cents. hogs ~ cents,
and butter lS4 cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

After devoting its best endeavors, and
for months, to make it appear that Mr.,
Cleveland is not worthy to be so much
as mentioned in connection with the i'm
maculate Hill, the Topeka Democrat
now virtually acknowledges failure and
that it has been in error, as witness this
little excerpt from its editorial columns:
"After the meeting in Cooper Union
Thursday evening, Mr.. Cleveland and
Governor Hill cordially shook hands
and said good night Yet there are
Democrats who claim that there is i'll
feeling or enm ty between the two great
leaders of Democracy" 1t will not be
long before the Democrat is the loudest-
mouthed of all the champions of Cleve-
landism. What has been apparent for
the past three years has become to be an
established and universally recognized
fact, and that is that Cleveland is the
logical and only candidate for president
the Democratic party has or dares to
consider.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15
He Got There. Notwithstanding.

De Got There, Notwithstanding.
From The Kansas City GsEet.a
During his last year in New York DIR.
William A. Hammond is credited with
having made over $3.50, 000-probablv
the largest medical income ever earned
In America. DIR. Hammond was one OF
the founders of Pawnee. the first capital
of Kansas. two miles east Of Fort Riley.
1t was free state town and was des-
troyed by order of jefferson Davis, then
secretary of war under Pierce.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15
Backs Up His Faith.

From the Abilene Reflector.
Melbourne, the rainmaker, has signed
n contract to make rain for the crops in
forty western Kansas counties next sum-
mer for 10000 The fellow evidently
has confidence in himself rs he receives
nothing if rain does not come.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

Will White, of the Kansas City Jour
nal, remarks that while Senator Plumb
is only 90 years old, he goes for the Al
lance like sixty,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

Ruth Cleveland in the first few DAYS
of her mortal existence received a pres
ent every hour. Was Ruth born great
or has she had greatness thrust upon her?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

An attempt is now being made to fix
the authorship of the Turner letter on j.
c. Stevenson, Washington correspond
ent. Mr.. McGrath has to be vindIcated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

A Mississippi young lady 81 years Of
age eloped with a minister the other day.
Her parents objected. This proves that
she must have been a worthy girl.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15
EXCHANGE SHOTS.


A songless wood stripped bare of glory
A sodden moor that Is bleak and brown;
The year has finished its last love story
Oh. let US away to the gay bright town.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

The Alliance dues have been raised 90
per cent The Republican party never
asked the farmers for anything mure
than their vote.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

The preachers at Lexington, KY, are
out against horse racing. and great is
the CONSERVATION of the Blue Grass
region
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

Of course the Kansas City papers are
Missouri papers, heart and soul, but
when they want editorial writers they
draw on Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

The sub-treasury may be a new idea,
but since the history of sunken ships, the
subterranean treasury has had its de-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

years. At the rate she has worked in the
past she will have them ell allotted before
midWfuter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

Oklahoma is no less beautiful than
wonderful. 1t has a future, which in
brilliancy Is dazzling.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

Melbourne and his rain lamentations
are a great humbug.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15
REPUBLICAN TICKET.


For Judge Of the 18th Judicial District,
c. REED.
For Sheriff,
ISAAC 7. AULT.
For Treasurer,
JOHN a. DORIAN.
For County Clerk,
II. a. CARVIN.
For Register of Deeds,
S. i. BARRETT.
For Surveyor,
T. A. BAILEY.
For Coroner.
NJ. NJ. MCALISTER.
For Commissioner-Secon District,
J. NJ. ALLEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
The Gnzer-,nr m His Mettle.

Governor Mckinney admits that bs re
fused 70 recogaize Governor HIli'a re4uisI-
ton =; Tho daiivsry ci.ne man Mer7in,
who iE chsfged With breaking into the house
Of Allsuson Rand, Il o esq. New York, apo
b:u ally assaal.iog tina: gent enan and his
vile TIE accused ed 20 Bsiasld 10 this
Ssae. where 5e vas srrest d Sheriff Nor ey
Of Q esn, weat 10 Eicauond vi;s Governor
Eit'. requiaicu. HnicnIne Virginia eZecu.
i've refused 20 honor bscelsa 1sr@in had
not b5eu irdic.ed. Governor HlI. is seems.
declined 20 sucrsoder fBein9e asked for
By governor Mckinney on the same grounds
some time sgo. TIE Virginia executive
determined to get even With Governor Hill
in this Gaze. speakiue OF ibis matter yes.
'erdsy, Governor Mckinney said. well,
I'll tell sen ho5 Is saa, Some time ago
sent r. aulsiIioD papers 70 Governor Hill for
man IN New York esnssd in Virgins
Governor Hill refused 10 give up the n az
because tie reQqi=iiiol was accompanied
simply b; warrant aud not By 50 ipdc;.
msut. aa5out Eeek or so laIer the sheriff
cane 10 TIE With reoui=iiioa the ssme So
had sent-tnat is, with ~s,rsot aad cot
al Indie ment. told The Mes York oficer
tha: would not give up The mao. l. ls M
dispos. ton, l tod him, to be courteous 10
every bods, but If Governor Hill did not
take of nia tss 10 mel did not propose to
pall nine 4 10 him. Virginia. told him
was Safe, the ssue as New York, and
Thile I 20 cot CAIN aug more Tor her than
for New York, do CAIN eQdsl riehss."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
An Awful Country

Governor Mckinney, speasiug Of Tai
Hal, tbs man who vas recently AIKEN from
Tennessee TO Wise county for trial, and who
/. threatened by the people With lsrching,
ssys it il 80 swfu couo;ry down there. Like
ali border counties, .de Governor Gays iha;
section il Wild snd iaw.s=s AlIudicg TO this
yesterday, the Go7ernor recalled an Incl
den: Of the lsEies:nes= OF The sou hwestern
eeciion hs. came under bia observation dur
iog his campaign for Governor The Gov
error and Mr.. W 3. Alexander, of Win
chester, were speaking 90 the night in ques-
tiou in little o2hoase ussd both for scncol
and church. Il lad finished spes king"
continued his ExcelleucY, and Alexander
VS.: slmoss through, when heard rapid
tusilade outside, We started to 60 out, bat
the man 10 the reou formed 8 ring sbous us
and told O. not to 'ihss il would oe over
In few seconds A LITTLE later We went
out Three men we're lyipg Ga the ground
They pointed ca. 80 old msn 81 being the
worst wounded Of the !os and siuo=t sure 10
die. he was shot directly through the body
1 went up to him aud, tsking up his hand,
which was covered win blood, told him tina,
l was sorry to zee hin 10 s1cn bad GI. BE
looked up in my face. saying: Ca, thst'4
sll right, Governor. The radical does no,
live who esp keep me- from voting Tor you
This was OF Saturday, and understand tina.
be did vote tie following Tuesday"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
RHs OF HE DAY.

4 Jury q. White Plsina n Z, yesterday
deeided snas Edward Field ia insane.
To-day the Baltimore corn and four e1-
change Will ADJOURN until next Monday.
Little short OF SOC, 600 pouads of csndy
are consumed az Christmas time by Pnila.
de!phians.
Terrific ~inds.orm= prevail along the Pa.
cifc coast, and il Is feared thst humber OF
Ysses have been lost.
The Polish historian, Visdisla7 Suoiesky.
vas yesterday arrested as Warsaw, charged
win plotting against the Car.
E1Unised States Senator Frank Hereford
dice 8. his home, Union, Monroe county,
". Va, OF pneunonis, yesterday.
DR.. &. 4. Kinloeb, al eminent surgeon
SAD dean Of the South Carolina Medical COL
lee. died in Charleston yesterday.
Congressman J. J. Hemphi!l. OF South
Csroiins, and Miss Elizabeth 5. Henry, Of
Cambridge. Nd. we're married in Washins.
too yesterday evening.
TIE total number Of postcffees in the
United Stales Is s.. or. the higneas number
ever known. About three thousand Of
shese are presidential Offices,
During fire in Sacramento, Cal, yester-
dsy, million gun cartridges and qusnsi-
II Of gunpowder exploded. wrecking a
5uiidirs and iniaring several freuen.
II Lathe lane, aoibu,n, London. yester-
day, s families, numbering 10 persons IN
all were evicted in cold, tcsgy Testher.s and
their goods aud chattels piled in the street.
The Cbiliaa government is taking great
precautions &c prevent rumored ousbresk
Of Bslmacedists and plot 10 kill President
Mouts on December 26 The Chilisu Con-
a'ess yesterday iormaliy proclaimed Mont
Bainsceds'= =aeecSs-or.
The activity IL the Var sud Navy De-
psunents, such as the ordering Of new
guns. sending recruits to the Pacific coast
.e=.iu2 range r.d-s, etc., has revived the
; VS., talk 10 ssmy AID navy circles IN co.,
uec.iou with Cali President Montt, in 80
interview gi.n IN Associated Press CORE
=gocdert, expressed the hope that sll Diff
chi ties Ecnid &c sDicsos :estied.
Some unknown person entered the ma.
chiners roops Of the Peoples 1ce Factory
Company, 81 Powderly, Ala, on Tuesday,
and placed dynamite cartridge in the
midst OF the machinery. When the me-
ehirers Sa. started aD explosion occurred,
which tore 4 tie roc! ofshe bnildirg. SID
damaged the machinery 10 the extent OF
several thousand dollars. No one vss
hur. There IL DO clue to the perpetrator OF
the deed.
Supervisor Thomas J. WEIGH, OF Syracuse,
IN. Y, vas ined $3.50 OF Wednesday and
sentenced to the penitensissy ior thirty days
| for contempt OF court. he is the man who
took the shird ward returns TO Albany when
1e saoud have given them to the Inspectors
Tor correction. He was taken TO the pep!-
Tertiary, 9beuce ne VS. released 8. mid
right Oh pardon from Governor Hill. Al
order has psen granted Of Judge May ham,
10 extra 2rdi arr session of the Supreme
Court, Of New YORK, to compel the Safe
BOARD Of cauvassers 20 show cause Why ttey
snoold GOT coout the "Aylod return" in the
D9tchess county csse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

LOCKED BIs WIS OUT-Boccsccio has
found tatal!sl 10 Oh cps 'de tbs; occurred
at Atlanta, GA, which hss set every tonsue
TO wsgeiug. Two Eesse sgo henry G.
Kuehrt the lesdipg tobsccorist OF Atlantis
had business 10 Cireioreti Soon sf.erwsrds
Mrs. Lillian Cs!deeo:s, wife Of 4 weIl-ksoEn
business man Of Atlantis, lefi the city and
found her way TO Cincinnati. Koebrt
and the woman went to q hotel az man and
wife. but Mrs. CslGecoit grew weary and
rsturped to Atlantis. She went to her home
long before daylight Monday norriog.
who is there ?p demanded the husband.
az is /, LlIisp," replied The wife.
"If you come in here" anaE cred the nus
band, II will GLOW your brsius OUT
She could not come in and the police later
on got hold of the case. and husband and
wife we're called TO account. Bot the fun
has ONLY begun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
So z
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
Fight With Garzas.

WAsase7os, Dec. d Gen. Stanley hss
forwards d 10 .he Var Department the fo!-
loving telegram from Capt. B5afke, dated
For, Ringgold, Texas. Dec. p: "Hs7e had
two brushes with Gaiz,'s command with Is
infantry and cavalry, being every available
man lefs in the pos. 1 made oight march
20 LaGfuelle ranch. when We took trail
through cnapparel tog Ave miles, striking
Ga.z,'a camp 3. 1920 O'Clock shia morning.
We're challenged By their pickets who i,ed
upon ~ before ne returned With volley.
Fired kneeling which scattered them.
Could not pufaue in darkness through
chsppareI. Moved rapidly to La GrueiIe.
crossing there. We had been informed boats
ware to be in readiness but found 10 signe.
Then pursued back to the Rssamal
Springs where had found them and We zen,
out sso reconuoitesing parties which sefe
attacked By the enemy 10 .ofoe. We had
O5spora Ejsaon killed and 21dLieu.enans
Hayes wounded slightly, alter which Gu,
main body cana up sad the CARA oa e.:
broke for the bru b. scattering in every d.
rscsiou. We dad no possible means o! pur-
suit" Ger. s:sules sl=o seleeraphed under
date of San An!oaio, Texas, Deceuasr 80,
that be will send tRo troosa of cavalry from
gor. Eous:os by rail to Fort McIososh as
soon a. possible, one troop to march stenca
0 Rirgsold. He ad1s that GsrzA's hanctss
will be tried for murder,
St. IoUIs, VI, Dec PA special ds.sd 23d
from Bio Grarde City. Texas, says: "Tae bss,le
beween Capt. Bourk's forces and the band Of
revolutienis.s az Retsn.l Springs, seems 10 have
sc.ssered tie thoroughly denor.lis4i AeIiesn
agirstors gsth.ud in the viGaisy. FrouAisr comes
lepor. TIA: N the Mexican side :sere have been
three battles between SEE Gaiz. forces 81 4e1i
cin troops. The loses are 10: known. Mexican
troops are nav sesr. hing for Cara
IAsEDo, Tex, Dec. 24-RePortz have been re-
eeive. II this city from Carrie, ia S,psss coun.
y, 70 the efec. tha. there IS no do7ht Whatever
bat What Garxs hss crossed 800 men into Mexico
81 points between that city aad Brownsville. Il
it also stated thai G.z,s men NE. the Ye1ican
s,co s. Is: To.illa,.s, ab,as 20 miles frcla tie
border. and defeated the latter, And that there
ware about 70 men killed Oh both sIdes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
LEGISLATIVE

The two houses OF the General Assembly
held special sessions yesterday.
IL the Senate eight or niue members we're
10 their seats. After few local oilis were
sd7spced to the calendar the Senate I'D.
journed TO Jan. 5 b.
4 dcz:n or fifteen delegates were in the
ball of tha House. No business was sranE-
acted, ana the House adjourned for the
Christmas recess.
Tee Governor yesterday morning signed
the spportior msnt bill, which Is now IaT.
The changes made 10 the legislative districts
vii! largely increase the democratic ms 5ritS
in both non5es. The Legislature yesterday
adjourned over until Jan. 8.
The Legislature met on Dec. ID, snd has
consequently oeen in session three weeks.
During hat zine great deal Of important
WORK nss been done. ALI OF the State OFF,
cera, the Ulited States Senator. the county
judges, and ole circoi! judge have bean
elected snd the House superintendent pssa-
ed. In addition 70 this many bills of local
Importance have been inside lava.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
A Lnndnn Fno.

LONDON, Dec 24.-The fog which settled
owe, London and vicinity Tuesday grew
thicker yesterday and is equally So dense
today. The loss TO the merchants, who
nsd counted much Oh the Christmas trade,
ts incalculsbie, as no ooe ventures into the
streess unless absolutely compelled. Damp.
nes. permeasea house. sad numerous deaths
from luDg troubles are reported. Pedse.
TRANS can see but few inches ahead OF
them and d,ivera ind il impossible to zee
sheir borses; hence outdoor business is at.
tended BY extreme danger. The same Coz
di,ions. it is said, prevails oyer all England.
Il Leeds number Of people who bad lost
their way fell into the canal and were
drowned. Like fatal accidents have occur.
red mere, nun oers having walked into the
Thames. Several accidents, the reauls CT
be fog, have occurred on railroads here
a5ou.s. The fog Il pronounced the heaviest
shat has settled over London for many
ceer-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
Resipued.

The election OF General ". B. Tsliaterro
to the judsesbip OF Gloucester county in &C
cordsnce with the nomination by the eau
Gus will in all probability have q sequel in
the House OF Delegates after the holidays.
Mr. John Newstesd Tabb, wao represents
that county in the lower BRANCH OF The
General Assembly, has been ccn6aed to
MS home by sickness during the Pact two
weeks snd on account Of his absence the
election OF the judge il that county had
baep postponed until the very last moment.
Mr.. Tsoo vas opposed to General Tsiiafer.
ro's candidacy, and advocated the election
OF Mr.. S. HaiIsIon Seawell. When INFORM
ed of the aeiion OF the General Assembly In
eIectipg Gen. Taiafarro Mr.. Tsob became
very indignant and forwarded 70 Senator
Siuooa his resignation as member OF The
House OF Delegates, with the request to
napd i, TO Speaker Cardveli a. the epsning
OF yesterdays session, 1: is understood,
however, snat the Senator withheld the
re.igoatlon unsil after tbs holidays IN order
10 give Mr.. Tsob sn opportunity eventually
10 reconsider bis action and he Subsequently
Obtained Mr.. Tsbo's consent 70 his sction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
VReIE& ERWs

Tie barn of c. B. Aahby. nesr Orlean.
vas burned last FridsS night by an incer-
diary.
John Msrioz, Ct sorry county. committed
suicide Yesterday oy biowlng The top Of bis
head eff.
Rev. Dr.. Cornelius Tyre, fa.ior OF toe
Baptist Church al Salem Rosnose county,
died OF pneunon'a yesterday.
Capt. J. 7. Lassiier did 10 Norfolk yes
.erdsy of Bright's disessa. Captain Lassi-
ter vas one OF tie best known men in the
railroad connection 10 that section from his
long service 10 the employ Of the Norfolk
and Western Railroad.
"A soon az full information Is received
from the Oleott committee bill sill De pre-
pared carrying ous the terms OF the settle
nens sgresd TO by the debt commission and
the committee. Thia vii! be submitted to
ne Legislature when il reas5emoies after
The holidsGa aud passed,
NEs. Smoky Ordinary, in BsunsSick
equity. little four.yesr-old daughter Of 3
citizen Of Petersburg, who il visiting frierds
Ia the county, vent ous for short walk.
4 negro named John Jones attempted to
commit criminal assault On her. He was
arrested sid committed 70 the jail 81 Las
reoceville. He made full confession OF
his guilt. An attempt was made 70 take
the negro frou jail and lynch him, and in
order 10 protect bin from the mob guard
Of dttg men had to be placed around the
Jail. The feeling sgaips. the prlsone. Is
very bitter,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
THUNDAY EvEHIEe, DtcERBah "a.
AsorEEs Christmas ha. come. The mol

AsoTEEs Christmas has come. Ane no''
IL branch and the uistletoe bougn are again
on the walls, and the spirit OF the seaSoo'
peace on earth and good will toward nen'
Ia rife throughout the land. l. Il wen .oAs
Il should be 80. Christmas comes but once
s year, and the wiaa make the moas OF L.
soms who we're here last Cnfiatmss are
gone. snd soue who are here Dow Will DOT
be here at the pexs ore. So true phiioso-
phy. vhi:h IL only common sense, seaenes
the Eisdorn of enjoying such pleasure a5 Il
within reach. Few flowers are cast IN the
path Of even the luckies. uortai7, and ne IL
lacking in understanding who doesn't pick
I'D such az lie in bis way, without thinking
of the thorns that the future hs9 in store ios
him. Therefore let joy be uueoDhneo 10
this, the gIadde=t and nsrrisss season OF aii
the year, and Vrginis'a chief holiday. Inc
GAzsrTI wi=hes sill is= many readers mar
~ Christmas, and trusts tha; they may not
forget the poor in their respective neisnoor'
hooda
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
Frightened Doctors

A rather blood chlliioe sdveatsre, which
D.. Louis Eoss and D.. Arthur suyIie, Of
Williamsburg \. 7. hsd il lie spaumar.
OF Peter Rsiss, saloon Seepet, vac ororght
20 light yesterday through civil SIT for
professional services which D. Hose nsti-
tated assirss R-iss in he Civil Court,
B:ooklyn. Mrs. Reiss vas scS three @eeke
sgo, and Reiss keps The pb! sicisus impris-
ooed In Der bedroo q 81 the poirt Ct 8 load
ed gue aud thresleued them KiIh death II
she died under their treatment. When
Reiss fell asleep iu chair sbie guarding
the door the doctors made heir escape. 1,
appears that while the doc,oIs operated Oh
his eif. Rsiss ssood by with losded sho.-
gun aid said. Save her, or both c! you
dle,n and be meant Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
Went one Kiss Better.

Asbsma has at presen. novel campaign.
l. starred out early in the fall Sc mud
alioging contest, but soon changed TO one
which ia more pleasing. 4 Governor is to
De elected in August nexs and Governor
Jones and Captain Reuben F Kaibe are the
Only Candidates for the democratic DomIua-
ton The campaign was opened In JetfeE-
in tie State and has given the largest demo
cratic msjorities. Katbe had been stump
ing the county, sndGo7ernor Jones's friends
prevailed on MIN 10 do likewise. An en-.
gagenens vas made fer him to speak s; Ad-
gers. email mining camp % miles out from
Birmingham. Af.er the speaking dance
70 lead it with Mira Johns, the beautiful
wife OF the superintendent. OF the mines. The
Governor could not refuse, and he entered at
once into the spirit Of she amusement.
al the ciose OF the dance, not content with
his success IS dancer, BE leaned forward
and inptiosed one OF his s~eetes. kisses 90
Mrs. johns ruby iips. Tnst pleased the au-
dieDce, and round OF applause went up
from the tnrosts OF the miners. l: was the
most pleasant incident OF the day and since
then the contest has bean called the osouls-
tory campaign. so well pleased we're the
people with that incident that Capt. Kaioe
at hia very next appointment, which, By The
Ssy. 9ss ST Adgefs, thought to Guido the
gallant Governor and be imprinted two
kisses on the cheeks OF Mrs. Hiilhouss, the
charming wife OF the mining bose. Nov
every political meeting L. transformed into
dance or germsp, aud whichever candi-
dieste Is present is forced to lead Of WIKI
the most popular lady present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

DIED From HIS IsJURIzs.-Oa Sunday
last as John Shpe, blacksmith, and James
Holmes, carpenter, we're returning home
TO Linden, in company With colored man,
the TWO white men supposed to be more
or less under the influence OF liquor, it is
c!simed oy Holmes that lie stopped to cut
hole In his su=psnder when Snipe stag.
geEeo Up against him and the bleds of s
kniie entered his abiouen accidentally.
Mr.. snipe died on Tuesday, q far IS We can
learn without making sia.ement, and she
coiofed man reOsin. reticens. Both men
have large families. No arrest has been
made. Wasrezton TirgisiGn.