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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-18
PITTiBURG ACADEMY.

Academic, Normal, Commercial. Students
prepared for advanced GLASSES in the best
Ladies' Seminary Department. Fan term
opens Monday, September 7, 1891. Office days
Wednesdays and Saturdays. Hon. Thomas
NJ. Marshall, President Board of Trustees.
For catalogue address j. WARREN LYTLE,
Principal, No. z Fourth avenue.
jy9-SlTuThs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-18

OSTRICHES-A letter from the ostrich
farms of California in THE DISPATCH to-
morrow.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-18

WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY
w The next session opens September 16.
For catalogues or information apply to MISS
N. SHERRARD, Principal, or REV. JAS. 1.
BROWNSON, D. D., Pres. Board of Trustees,
Washington, Pa. jy43STus
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-18

There is a remarkable increase in the pro-
duction OF pig iron, almost up to the un-
precedented figures of last year. The sud-
den increase in production is not in all re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

F.fc 10 lbe Crawford House. at Boston,
last aight gu.ted the bui dug, ard csus;d e
ioss of severs. thoussod a, liars.
a fl occurred this morning Ia the fvs-
story bnrd ng. d 5loae strsss, Nsa York
occupied IS Offices, causing q damage o,
SIS Coo
q thief ente,e;l the stable Of H,9. J. j.
Nicol, near B.wliug Green, Kg, last Dshi,
and eioic the Noted stallion Dick Weekly
The ANNA! was valued q; 5000
The powder pool w5ich was organ Z d
aboot Is mooths ago by tbs principal povder
companies in the Uaiiel S!a'es tor the
purpose OF keeping up pr:css. has collapsed
JOHN Paison, book-keepsr a, tins south
Dakota peniteutisry at Sioux Falls for
ten years, is missing together with large
sum of mouey, whica was taken iiom
the SAFE.
Raven5a and Eniusuce. rival Kansas
towns, are bo:h cam ng Tue eouatry seat.
and Ell armed foscs la, hsen organized in
Ravenus to capius5 toe o-ulty rec ris now
at Eniuence.
Acticg Governor L.ushton of Washington
says thct rstaor than expend large aum
upou The States display ct Chicago, he
fevo,s toe use ofthe money In the obligations
growing out oltta newly acquired statehood.
81 Gresngilie, Oair, lest light Cbris.
Oeiscb!eger sttb9.d RS mo;her-in-!aw
twenty-ai5 tmes With a dirk, three times
through tie hear', because she refused TO
sigc dasd. O-lschiager vas arrested SD
gay bs lyl chsd.
R,iimsy telegraphera, aseats sad o:be.
en- pIoyees of the Chicago, Milwaukee and g..
Paul E.iiway Co.. who are members OF
the ORDER of Railway Telegraphsrs, have
been notified that they must leave the orgsni-
zation.
The morning session Of the Nebraska Leg
slsture Was wasted in wraOsliag OYER tie
minutes of the i2iut convention. Ali OF the
newly elected Safe officers are 10 possession
Of th=i, aff "a s1osps Cav. Boyd. who is kept
CTS - CIV, TAa5a, On ,ae gfornt that De Is
ice i2.bis.
E.-Pfss:d+rs Uevslaai will return to
Ne. 90. ,hI= afternoon from Phiisdelphi:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
Jackson Day Celebration

The YcuDg Mess ID Eocrssic Association
of Pniiade phia celebrated J4ckeon Day by
banquet lest night, at which ex President
Cleveland, Gov -slecs Robert E PaLtson,
ex-Secretary Thomas F. Baya,d aud other
distinguished democrats spoke.
The speech of the evening was that on
the "PrinciDles of True Democracy" By ez-
President Cleveland. J. wac scholarly
produc ion, clear. logica! aD6 concise. and
it's points were received With great applause.
In speaking OF the Force bill Mr.. Cleveland
said:
"When we SEQ our political adversaries
bent upon the passage of a federal law, wish
the scarcely denied pu.po.e OF peTpstustiog
partisan supremacy, which iovades the
States with election machinery designed to
promote federal interference with the rights
OF the people il the localities concerned, dis
creditng their honesty end fairness, ard
Justly arousing their jealousy of centralized
power, VS. viii stubborny resist euch dap
gerous and revolutionary scheme, 10 ohed;-
ence to our pledge for she support Of he
State governments in sill their rights
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
State Legislatures.

The Indisna legislature met yesterday,
end tie officers chosen By the democratic
carces lss. Eight were sworn 10 il each
House.
The Minnesota House managed to sleci
Speaker yes.e:day. Immediately after
thu Secretary OF State called tc order, a. u.
Stiverf, the democratic candidate, got the
fl lor, and withdrew in the interests OF peace
I'd IN ia, o. OF E T. Casmpiio, tbs Alliance
candidate. a talloJ was than taken. re-
sui,ing in 70 votes for Cnemplin to IL for
Seerle. Er. CnGmpiin wss at once called 20
| The chair.
The Connec lieut. Senate yesterday al
ionroed until next Tuesday without swear
ng IL the democratic S ate officers. as ru;oct
osd 1t. Tho House has taken recess until
J mary 20 TIE democratic Caucus on Sen
ator will cot Geet till nuary 10. Inc
present situation OF ehaits IL that the SENATE
| has declared tie democratic State othcars
| elected tue House has set about al irq1ify
as to whether aay one wss elected, acf
masughie the old Stale officers, republ!-
cane, ho.G heir Offices, although Lieutenant
Gove.no. Ne win he's no; appeared in The
Ssuare. nnd tie body Is presidec oyez oy its
own president pro ten.
| Ar scccoot Of the row IL the n sb'asKa
Legislature sae given 10 the GAZETTE yes
terdag. La or he Supreme Court Issued q
writ cf mGndsnops directing tee Speaker OF
| che House to eRnvsss the returns. Tbs sneT-
| ff. WITH depu;iea end Osi!if5 Of The Supreme
! Court, burst in the doors OF the House and
| !ouyht Ills way through the crowd OF SILL
auce men guarding ;he entrance, and the
writ ysae served on the Speaker. Lieuten-
| AIT 9Ve:1or MsiSa john went OFT IN The
corrd r st TWO o'clock and the doo-keepers re-
| fused to .oadmi. HIN. The lieutenant governor
appe led 20 Governor Ihtyer, ard the governor
| ordered that unless Meiziejohu vas admitted the
militia rouid take him III at TIRE point Of tbs Day
oret Mek!tjr ha was then admitted and Govern
or Royd wss saotn in as govern OF al noon bJ
Chief justice :3szwe!l, of the Supreme Court.
This morning be took the oath OF cfhcs before Z
notary public IS did aso eli the republicans elect
ed a. $40 The 81 ker finished the canvass and
form ,lly de;.aiei tbas Jam55 E. Boyd has been
duly elected governor. This declaration wss also
made IN references 70 the republican State ticket
below governor Then an alliance member IN
trocuced reso ution TO the effect that the cleo.
tioa was void and refusing 10 recognize any OF
the officers a. eli, cted, al censuTng the supreme
court be rcso usion was adopted by strics
party vote-70 10 80, he republicans ana demo-
Gratis voting no. re JOINT session then a6J ouIn-
ed. Matters were further complicated last night
st eigh. o'clccz Governor.eIect Boyd called On
Governor Thayer and was Informed that the iaJ-
ter would got ev- 10 the Office On tho ground thai
Boyd was not tiZ o. the United states, and
was Ii erefore not elig,ba. Governor ThGyer
ing DC with police aud company OF militia on
ri
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
AZ ulee y. W. ORerg.

snnolnted pcs.msaser vice ". W. OHen9.
res cred Gargstie, hccomscs County, 4.
] Mason vice z ". Barnes, removed
O hinton New Kant county, ". B Morgan
vice W. D. Gardner, remo7ed.
The prevailing impression en- The srolsct
at tire Capitol today Is that when the SILVER
bill stai bavs heeD passed oy the Senate
next week, Sene'or Hoar, notwithstanding
his attempted deceiVipg talk to the De"s2a-
Fer correspondents from his own State, will
eyeir cali ~ the Force bill and attempt TO
rash IL through TIA Ssnate by soma ttiaR
which h. AMI his colleagues E3muuds, Chan
der ard Spcone:, sud their cor hieDtia ao-
wiser, Supervisor Davenport, have devised.
They are under the impression that all ina
republican Senator's except MessrE. Teller,
Walcost, Washbu.n and Stewart Will sup
port them. The democrats are on their
guard against sasp i,es, and, while anxious,
say that the consplrstors against the pesce
and welfare If the country are deceived 10
the estimate OF their strength, and that there
are more wise and neutrality-suspicious. Sens
tors than they suppose. Ii is we'll known
fact. however, that President Harrison has
brought all the weight of the administration
upor the kicking republican Senators, snd
has told them that uoless the bill be paesed
10 republican candidate for the next Presl-
dency. himself nor auy body else. cen posi-
big be elected and that come Of these who
are conscieutiously opposed to the bill will
be unable to withstand that pressure.
SeBstor Daniel this evening succeeded, after
much previous trouble, in having the bill for the
Washington and Arlington Railroad passed i'll the
body of which ne ia membsr. The same bill has
been fsvcrably reported to the House and is on
the calendar of that body. The road referred to
wi cornmence a. the Centre Market House and
cross tho Potomac on p bridge of its own al the
Three Sisters, above Georgetown, and theace to
Arlington TIE svowed intention Of the incorpo-
| rstors being to produce it to Mount Vernon,
through Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
Court of Appeals.

Fly against Leslie From he Circuit
Court of Loudoun. Amended and at
Gsaed, Jadge Lswis daiiVeting he opinion.
County OF Priace George against A. n.
ard 0. r B. Company. From The Circuit
Court OF Pe:eraburf. Reversed. Judge Lacy
delivering tho opinion.
Heron 6 Holiaad against Dibrell Bros.
From the Corporation Court of Danvie.
Affirmed, Judge Fauntleroy delivering the
opinion.
cut, Court of Page county. Affirmed. Judge
Hinton delivering the opioion, Judge Lacy
coucurrng ia the result.
Seeeker against Sgee!er's administrators.
From the Circeit Court of Highland county.
Affirmed, Judge F4untisrcy delivering the
op!uior.
shack;ett sgsiust Western Lpnatic Asy-
lum. From the Eustipgs Court of S.aGn-
ton. Dismissed as impeoviGertly awarded,
Judge Fapn'l4roy delivering the opinion.
Boiling againet Boiling. Argued by George
Mason. eFg for anpellent.
R9che against Jones. Submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
Foreign News.


Paris. Jar. 9.-Firs yesterday d :stroy'd
portions OF thu general Offices OF the PaEis,
Lyons & Mediterranean Railway a. Lgo1s,
causing loss CT 80 600 francs.
The Steele to-iay .sa'as that TIA agree
ment practically concluded between Esq
land aud Parsagal yelstigs to territory in
Africa, s entirely favorable to thu latter
c untry.
Tee committee Of F,euoh oayeiciGns ab-
pointed 10 ;uqai,e intc the Koch system OF
inocu!atica Cd q cure for consumption re-
por.ed 50 dag thai injurious afecta some
times follow the adoption OF K ,caiam. This
thsy Claim, shows thai caution is needed in
ts use. They Id the. the remedy is be-
wild9riuz to the cleverest physicians and
thai, perhaps, it would be bstter to swsi,
fut.hsr peffeoling of the Koch sya;em be-
fore Generosity adopting it.
BERLIN, j.. 9.-Dr William DaSan'
TIE American consu 2.;ve pa,ieai, WHO
has been uoG5r tres msat at BeE!a by the
X jch System. acl wac is in charge o: Dir
William q. Ta.vaii OF Nea ick, is as wei
aa couli bs expected and is detained o.
Antwsr?. owing to the ice il tas river.
LONDON. jan. 9.-D.a2a.ohss Eacaiged
rom Chill. make 40 mention of any Tevoiu-
son in tbs. country and say tnas I'll is cute,
here.
GIBRALTAR, Jer. 9. Z ls.ae @ood ard
petroleum warehouse, situated in dangerous
p-cxiuifs 10 enc the pcsGsr magszne
is 10 flames. The 6remsn end troops are
doing everything possible TO prevent SHAT
my prove to 10 terrible dssster
PARIS, jan. "a large piano-foEte ~ars-
house wss destroyed by f:e last night ard
several people were irjared. TIE loss is
estimated st one million francs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
Gninp TO Meet His Death

LAREDO, Texas, jan Genera: Rlis
Saadoya sad his followers erfi7ed yes.er
dag to hold conference. SuudoVaI was
tried sod acquitted only q short time ago of
the Charge CT organizing 3 revolutionary
movemsnt against MezIco and the cfice'B
here will take 10 steps towards :hs rest o;
be conspitators but allow then to mature
their plans and let then cross to Mexico
where they gill be captured and isillcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

The COMMENCEMENT of anotbe. begtra Of
pegroes froun other parts OF the country 10
tina new territory OF Oklahoma is reported.
Taergh rot stimulated by southern people
zach movement, If general, would be ia nc
wIse psticdIcial to the South. for nothing "a
batter known than Inc fact that the great
number of negroes In this section is se,i
ors obstacle to the immigration of indus
trious white people from the North. White
AMI black labor cannot get a!oDg we'll to-
gether, on terms Of equality. White labor
ia more reliable than black, and labor, nex'
10 capital, is Thst the South ia most 10 Deeo
a. nnM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

CHARGES AGAINST A Preacher IN response
TO tho demand Of tie Methoists some Of the pro-
ceedings Of the trial of Boz. J. T. Riley, promi-
nent Methodist Episcopal clergymen, which has
been in pro ,ress, in Pijtsburg, Pa. .iace Monday
were made public to-day. The charges are: First
Imprudent aud pnnins Serial conduc. md unbe-
coming familarities with women second-Im-
morality. This charge is bSssd on thu alleged fact
that Mr.. Riley's impiu1ent attentions to Mrs.
tiiliam Minnick, OF Braddock, srb1ted to the
strained relations existing between her and Mr..
Minuick, which ca Eliminated in their divorces after
AR Minnick had been unla~fully confined in the
Dizmont Asy!lm for the Insane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
FROM WASHINGTON.

Ispec;al Correspondence Of the Alexandria Ga=ette
WASHING roR. d. O.. Jan. 9, 1890.
District Attorney Craig and Internal Rev
enue Collector McCaull of Virginia, VINO
have been here for several days past in the
interest of Mr.. Mclaughlin, an applicant
for the postc flee IN Stsunton, have retursed
&c their homes under the impression that
Mr. Mclaughlin will be appointed.
The HOUSE to-day was on the private cal
eudar, the only bill on which Of the slight
est local interest 10 Alexandria that may
possibly be reached being that for the bsne.
ii: of Mr.. BasSby, formerly jaiior Of that
city. for provisions supplied federal soidArs
CO, haeG In the Alexandria jail during the
wsr between the States.
The prevailing opinion about the 6psncia
bill now before The senate is that it will paee,
and that then Mr.. Harrison will! be between
the devil and the deep see, that ia lose The
support of the silver men If he shall veto II,
and that of the anti-slver men If he shall
sign i5.
The House District Of Columbia conn..i-
tee to-isy agreed TO report favorab!y the
bill TO incorporate national conservatory
of music in this city, The similar commit
tee of tbs Senate had under consideration
the bill giving the Norfolk and Western
Railroad an euterance into this city, but 1t
went over until neg. Friday without definite
action.
1t Is common talk this morning that the
war betWee0 the administration sno the
Psnnsyiyanis Senators is ops0, and that
hereafter no recommendations of either of
the latter will have the slightest weight at
any of the federal departments. The Presi-
deuo never hiss had sny love for Mr.. Came
400, aud hiss beeE suspicious of MIR. Quay
ever since he eide-traoked the Force bill. at
the last session of Congress, but now he is
reported as saying that Q1sy led him to be-
lieve ne vas opposed to Mr. Cameron, but
that instead OF being so,when the time came
he threw his whole strength in favor OF his re-
nomination., though he could have defeated
il if he rad been so disposed.
Among the Strangers in the city to dav Is
Mr. George NJ. harrison of Ssaunton. Vir-
einis, whose name is frequently mentioned
Ia connection With y seat on the Supreme
Court of Appeals, of his State, which court
viii be reorganizsd by the legislature to be
elected next Noverbsr.
Hon. Joseph F. Eoes, congressman elect
ffon the Petersburg c:strics Of V rginie, IL
among tho guests .! tbs 4s.ropoii.an. Hotel
here.
possefices OF Virginia were made 20 day
D. dc, King George county, J. a. Arnold
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

ACCORD NC TO toe northern Sou!h-hsters,
the negroes in the South have DO rights
which their white neighbors are bound 10
respect. And yet democratic judge 10 the
dt mocratio Capital of the late Confederate
States has just deprived the southern white
heire, OF southern white man, of what, BE-
fore the var, would have been their legal
inheritaBoe. AID awarded H. an estate va
ued st two hundred thousand dollars, to his
il legitimate negro child.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
vIEGfNIA NEWa

Lewis Porter. well knows *! m ar q Fac-
qaier county, died Oh Saiu' day.
The President yesterday nominated
Thompson S. Blown to be poslmastc: at
Wsyos=ho,o'
D.. W. Keeling of Portamuo.h, stumbled
ard fell al his home yesterday, reesiving IL
iarias which caused his death
Miss Ada G. Tabb and III G. HnHgins,
both Of whom ere just is elopsd iron Pits
mouth yesterday aud went 10 H4iitex, n.
c., where they W re married.
Rev Dr.. ]. 3 Taylor, PASTOR OF tne Bap
tis5 Church 81 Lexington, has declined the
position OF SAFER an6eat 81 the Baptist
Ofphanage Of Virginia, waioh is to De To-
Gated 1T Salem.
VIM Alkins. the son Of Col w Y. Alkins.
of the Governors s.aff, Who was about Is
wears OF sge. waiie huatiDg yesterday near
Chase City jumped from his horse on pine
stump, was impaled, and died from the el-
fects.
A company Of asaithy capitalists is form
ing to purchase snA op gate The mar! beds
on the James aud Psmnlkoy rivers. While
Vi,gician is e"giuesliog tbis enterprise,
most Of the persons Interested arc New
Workers. Among them are several Iaiiiino-
aires, two OF whom srs noted yairUad preei.
dentS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

A Red EGADED SUPERSTITION There
is said 10 be superstition among scotcb
peopIe that Il RED hesded iJdividusl FIRST
aatsFs h9uss on the openicg DAY OF the
year there viii 10 nothing but bad luck in
sore ios tbs household Till its last hours.
nave kuown mv isthsr aud mother, says a
6ccichmAn of My York, who has al in
.e1sei3 rsd head, to seld a dark haired
servant girl out OF the bAecweut of the
aouse directly after rnidnight on more than
one New Years Day, aud then admit her at
the.front COP, % IS 20 DO sure to head ne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

Rev. 7. HOWARD McQUEARY OF the E9is-
oopsl Gnu, CD in the diocese CT Oslo ia now
81 trial before g tribunal CT his chuEch
90 ihe charge of denying :be inspiration o'
,hs Bible sod the divinity and bodily result
roction Of Jesus Christ. As it is understood
tbs truth of The charge is acknowledged,
Why there should be q trial many people
can'; tell nor car they tel! how man, in his
proper sensss, w5o dsa:ss the foundation
upon which alone the Christian religion
pa ida, should desire to be preacher 10 the
Episcopal, OF In any other Christian chur' D.
Me. McQ aeary should not visit for dismissal
from the Episcopal Church, but should long
ago have j3ined Gel. Rsbert Inge'solFs
church,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

FATAL AcCIDENT-rhe Fasfaz Herald
gives the FLOWING account of tie shooting
Of : coiored girl 10 tbet county, mention Of
waica wss na3o In yesterday Is GAZETTE
On Monday mornias last near Leigh P. O., a
sad acciisnt occurred which should be another
wsrane to th Sc thoughtlsss people who take de
pie just for ION" a yonng man. Mr. brmstead
Jenkins, went to Ms. Thos. Reeds house to get a
gun. After securing it be WIS asked by Maggie
Williams. yeung colored woman, if ii was load
cd. To 4mphssz3 his assertion that it was lot, he
einted it NJ her, pulled tho trigger, aud in an in
staut she vas corpse, the load hsvin tered h r
right eye, and passed entirely through Der head
4 little chi1 of Mr.J Davidson Farr, that was in
Ihe girls lap at ths time, narrowly escaped death,
It's ear hacing been ched b. the discharge. An
iAque.t was held By sq1ire John b. Coleman aud
vosdict rendered thar the shooting was ACCIDENT
al sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

This morniag his host, L. Clarke Davis.
rendered Mr.. Cleveland breakfast, al
which ware present ex-Secretary bayard'
Goy-=leot Pattison. and others. Mrs. CieVe-
land will not return With her husband, ous
viii remaiu in Philadelphia until tomorrow.
This aiterpoon she will &c given recsption
by her hostess, Mrs D.vis Tt-oigbt she
will dine With Geo. W. Childs, aud alter
yards attend private ball to BE given III
the Academy OF Music.
an abor.ivc attempt was made Wednesday
night TO rob the Southern Pacific express between
Flatonia aud Welldoe-, Tex. The U. 8. marshall
had received icforml alton of the proposed robbery
and With posse boarded the train. When the
robbers signs!ei to the engineer to stop the posse
fired. Only one man could be seen ON the tTack'
bat it is thought several wsro hidden IN tne
bush.
a difpatoh from Genos saya: Another death has
occurred resulting from the explosion of stesm
pipe ia nary 9TH on board the new steel torpedo
ram Ye.uVius ct the time Of the disaster 1t was
announced that two engineers and five stokers had
been Injured. On January 7th four of the Injured
men died Tho total number OF deaths is low hve.
church 20 occurred, a. Marietta, Ind, We'd
ncsday, cauaed by Vim. Baggerly entering the
church while intoxicated aud stepping on toes OF
worshppcr Eagerly waa knocked down, another
man vas stabbed several times. and several other
men were injured T 10 of the men are in critical
condition end not expected to live.
sevonty-fiye members of st. Bernard Command.
cry Knights Temp!ar, of Chicago, will submit to
the cutting eff of portions skin of their bodies to
be grafel upon the naked flesh of a brother mason
ia order to save his lie.
Col. Robt II. Crockett one OF the leading poll.
ticians of Arkansas, and the only surviving grand
aon { tho famous Dsyy Crockett, died at Stuff
CART Ark, yesterday.
Mr.. OBrien denis tho report that he intends
returning to England and serving out his term @
imprisonment, also all the reports about the re-
cent Irish Conferences
There were 70 kilograms sent from Gen. Miles
to the War Department this morning, and the
IDEA prevailed that the situation was unchanged
at Pine Ridge
) By an explosion at the powder VIC at Pownine
station, Cal, last night, Chin sman was literal
" blown to pieces, and two white men were fatal
: IS brrnod.
a fire at Mount Vernon, Mo, yesterday de-
stroyad two newspaper Offices, tho Mount Vernon
/ BANK and fifteen dwsltns houses. Los $50, 1000
Al Salem. Mass., last night f,c damaged the
Man k.ago clothing conpiuy's stock $ o,O0o
Z hoasy snow storm is raging ct ST. Louis and
railroad travel is being irtcrfoFrei with.
Joe Mctulile, the pugilist, arrived in New
York tc-;ay fram Liverpool.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09
The Indians

GUTHRIE. o. z, Jin 9.-Much excite
msnt prevails here regarding the pressnt Ia
dian outlook. Grave apprehension is felt
and trouble is expected az soon as the di5srrl
ing OF the Indians ia begun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

TIRES C's-Taere srs three o's that seize
the children and carry them eff. The three
c's aye cnds, coughs. and Group. Mothers .
Dr.. Pul's Cough Syrup saves tbs little ones'
lives!
Ii laen srs suffering TO- tGree w;tt !coga-
acre, lie: s;cpld nos try emil 6 and Look
CSC: ead kandsome. How muc1 wiser 70
esse the pa,u With bottle of Sc vatio: Oh.
Price % ceats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-09

Mother says the baby is fretful, ba. if the
baby could talk, it would say it had
pain. DR.. Bulps Bsby Syrup Is 81 Innocent
hut sffsctuai remedy.
No one can be good. great CT happy, ex>
cept through rhe efforts OF his own." Hence
ahan suffering from nessl cstaTrh use that
soothing and certain physician, Old seut's
CatarSt Care.