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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

u leeD Victoria mas appointed the Ear! or
DutfsrlD warden OF the Cipqus Porte.
The headlsss body of man entirely nude
was found 10 q cellar In the Rue CEasonne,
In Paris yesterday.
Mr.. Dillon spoke at Waterford yesterday
aud the police had to protect him against a
mob. There was considerable fighting.
Elk Preeident Hayes and Hon. ] L. NJ.
Curry, ex.Uo ited STATES minister to Spain,
were the guests Of The Augusta exposition
to-d.y.
A numbsr OF zsmstvos, or provincial as
semblies, propose to close all drink-sbops In
the famine districts In Russia, In order to
prevsnt peasants from spending relief
money for drinks.
a train conveying large number Of col
diels wss derailed at I7anaorod, seventy
eight miles southwest Of ct. Petersburg, yes
terdsy. Three of the soldiers were killed
and fifteen wounded.
Tsudo Sauzo, who gained worldwide
notoriesy through his attempt on the life Of
the OEsrewiteh at o gu, and who was SEN
tenoed to Imprisonment for life, died In pris-
on last week of pneumonia.
A French committee Is being organized to
sgitate for the maintenance inviolate of
papal guarantees and also to convene q
worlds Catholic congress to advance the
proposed restoration OF the Pope's temporal
power.
At the international Peace Congress yes
terdsy at Rome, on motion of German dele.
gates 1t was decided that the French Ian
euage should be spoken during The proceed
ings. The Irredentists Imbrlani and Pan.
dolf we're called to order for raising The
question Of uat,ona)isies by atsscking tie
Austrian occupation of Trieste.
A cipher dispatch received at Lisbon from
Bio Jsnero attributes the crisis 10 3. All 10
the action OF the B az liam Congress In psss-
Ing bill depriving the president of the right
OF veto. As BOOB es this sction Was made
known to Ds Fooseoa, the p: esideut. he be-
came very much excited and thereuoon dis
solved Congress. His decree to that effect was
made public on We lnesday. Martial law
has been proclaimed throughout Bio Jsne!ro
and the other States forming the confeder-
acy. What the upshot will be no one cs n
cay. The dissolution of Congress may re-.
suit In the choice OF another president. De-
Fouseca was not chosen by the people bat
oy Congress- ALI kilograms are subject to
strict censorship.
At an audience given by Pope Leo to
B:shop O'Dwyer, OF Limerick, yesterday,
the Pontiff asked many questions 80 to the
eituation 10 LELAND and Appeared affected
By the death of Parnel The Pope Ia said
to be losing strength. he shows symptoms
of partial paralysis, and In October he
caused bis temporal and spiritual wills TO be
prepared. He disoaims any personal feel
ing ss to the choices OF successor, and by
his temporal will his property is entrusted
10 four cardinals for certain specified pur.
poses. His property consists chiefly In de.
post In the Bank OF England and In free
hold and leasehold Investments made In
Great Britain as precsusion In the event
OF having to leave Rome.
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vIK9IEIa MRWs

The Court of Appeals Of Virginia met
| In Richmond this morning.
Two children OF Mr. 8, P Bsily, eyed
f,ur and six years, d'ed a. Markham ia the
last day or Two ofdiphtheria.
Tho tbid annual meeting If he Southern
Surgical ard genealogical Association will
be held in Richmond ON the 10 b, 11th, and
18th of November. and during this time
R,ohm ond Wll bs filed with members OF
| the medical profession.
The farmhouse OF Joseph B. OwIes, near
Bethel, Ia Clarke county, was burned on
Monday. The cause of the f-e was de-
tecsive fue. The tenants, Ssillman and
Bonn, lose about $1,000 In valus and the
house was incurred for $500.
At meeting of the standing committee
| of the EpiscoDsl diocese Of VirgiCiR On Mon
day. Joseph Bragg Dunn, Robert Saunders
Coupland snd John Baptlsle Maancebo, the
last named colored, were recommended as
candidates for holy ordsrs.
Mr. J. a. Bridwell, of Stafford county
bad b. en- TO railroad citation sndwas return.
| log with load OF furniture q few days since
when his horees ran off and threw him out,
after which he was never known 10 speak.
he died the next day. he left q wife aud
two children. one Of whom was to be mar.
ried on the 17Ih.
Mayor ]. T. Ellysop, Of Richmond, the
president of the Davis Monument Associa'
| ton. and other officers of that organization
called upon Mrs Jefferson Davis last nigh!
and talked over the question OF site 10.
the monument to the President of the C0n-
federaoy. Mrs. Davis expressed the desire
that her husbands body shall be Inferred In
Hollywood cemetery, where she will also be
buried. All other matters she prefers to
leave 10 the handa of the committee. She
is sverse to mausoleum or crypt
Wayman Sutton, who escaped from jail g.
Wythevllls while under sentence Of death
for murder. was arrested in the State OF
| Washington and has been returned to Viz
GINA. He was committed to jsii in Lynch
burg Sheriff Fish. OF Lincoln ooosty, ao'
oompauied the officers who brought Sutton.
He captured the fugitive and claims the
81 600 reward offered by vernon Lee.
| When Governor Mckinney came into office
| the reward for Sutton WAS reduced to $3.50
but Fish says the arrest was made under the
impression that ne Was to gel 81 900 reward
and he claims that amount. A mole on the
neck OF the escaped murderer led to his at
rest hy the sheriff of Lincoln eounty
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The attendance was small. In the FIVE fur
longs race Busted was 6tst, g.. Charles

The attendance was small. In the FIVE fur
longs race Busted was fist, b. Chsfies
second, and Wsttersop third.
Mr. Curtis, tas king Of the mugWuups'
who worked for Fsasett though me ls,ter
was annotated coilsc;or OF the pert OF NV
York to mske The customs nous9 there d
mart of tae republican machine, Tor refusing
fo do which his Republican predecessor was
ranooed. has written letter to S-cieiar
Tracy onnprat uis,ipg him upon the appii-
cation OF he civil erVice law 20 tue nsvy
yards. by which many Ut the Odd demociaac
emr,.oyss there nave besl minated.
President de iure V,cuns OF Oniii il here
to.dsy. having a. has been stated, euoc as
tnlIv escaped ae siu ches OF ths Junts. He
mas doubis about the stabl ity 4 any gov-
ernmeut the reso ut.onistB may establish.
The State D par 10 snt Is In reosipt OF noso-
ing new FROM Chill, except what IL Re's
from the newsrep ,rs, Minister Esgau rarsly
sending anything
The Depart nsUt OF Sa.e this morning re-
osived dispatch from D {. Minister Con.
ger confirming the report of the dissolution
OF the BrsziIisn Congress and declaration
of martial Law in thai country, and to she
effect that thsra i5 strong feeling In that
country In favor of the restoration of the
lately deposed mouarchical government.
Some q. 8. ships may be sent TO Broz!l TO
protect American inte tests there.
1t is the Coast Line. and not the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, that Is 20 erect large ouiio
ing st the northwest corner OF PonEsyivauls
avenue and 9th street in this city. The line re-
ferred to owns the route from Qusntico to ga
vsnnsh. 1t is understood that its main office
will be located here, where its present two offices
one at Richmond and the other at Wilmington
sill bo combined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05
TIE NoawooD's FAST MILE-NOrman L.

The NoRwooD's FAST MILE,-Norman L.
Mo 1ro's steam launch. Norwood, .ds remark
able time yesterday on her first trial tip since
her machioery has been repsired. mile had
been measured with copper wire SIRE ched be-
tween the American dock and the Wreckipg Com
nany's dock on Staten Island. but tug came
along snd broke tho wire before tie boat was
ready to start. The stance being determined
however, the trial VS. made over the course
named with the following results: In the first
1ri.l. with the tide the mile WAS covered in I'm
l.5s; the second snd last miie against the tide,
in Pm. 35s. Tho persona on board were En-
gineers Maxou srd Riley. Captain Nicholas Dsud
and Fireman Wheeler. TIE Norwood is to give
a public exhibition OF her sp ed in q few days
over mile course off he Atlantic Yacht Clubs
house at Bsy Ridge-N. Y. World
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05
TELEaRApgIc BREyITIEs.

1t Ia showing to-day 10 Charlottesville.
J Va. he earliest for yeas
Il ie sepofted he tsie es 5eer f,
ing in the streets Of Rio JAnelro, but the re.
port cannot be YER Fl d.
A new trial has been gran ed in the case
of Carrie E Vaadersritt. OF Burlington, n.
J.. who Is under conviction fog poisonirp
her son By pnfting csoscr oil Is his food
Ia Hartford, Conu., JncGe fainter has de-.
cded that wholesale liquor dealers located
outside of the SAFE cannot sell liquor in
tnis State without taking out license in
each county where the liquor is to be sold.
A horrible case came to the attention OF
he coroner In Buffalo. n. Y. to-day. An
old woman named Barbara Lubec, aged 81
died in the house OF her daughter, Mrs
MocheI, August 81. Tue daughter, who is
insane, had kept the body 10 the house ever
since. II presented g dried, mummifs I'd ap.
pearanoe.
The cases OF the United STATES against the
Chiiiar steamer Itata end her cargo have
been finally submitted By counsel 10 the
Uoited States OourS IN Los Angeles, Gala.
No points we're lased .has we're not De.
olded iu the decision Of Judse Ross Tues.
day. The COUNSEL for ehe government were
given twenty dayS 10 Which to de bflef
with the list OF authorities
The discovery of plot to IS assiuate Colonel
Cantocreated great excitement in Valparaiso yes
terdsy. Canto led the forces o, tho Juuta which
landed at QlinteIo3 Bay, and which, after a series
of fights, captured Valparaiso and led to the
downfall of Balmeceda
Hon Redield Proctor arrived at Burlington,
VT, last night ffom Washington. Before leaving
Washington he placed his resignation as Secretary
OF War in the hands of President Harrison. No
tim, stated in the letter for The resignation
to take effect
Examiner Ever reports that there is now
So, 500, GOO In cash in the Maverick Bank vaults,
| in Boston, and collections still coming in. Much
Of the paper in tho assets will provo available ard
! marketable.
Charles A. Durgin attempted to commit suicide
at Kansas City, Mo-, yesterday by taking strych-
nine BE said he had b,en made respondent by
the constant reading Of Bu wer Lyttons works.
At meeting OF the directors of the Western
Maryland Railroad Co.. yesterday. Mr.J. NJ. HoId
was reelected president and general manager.
The Gan Francisco Chronicle says tina. there will
probably be g lock ont OF browors affecting four
Thousand men in short time.
Mr.. Elisha Dyer, Of New York. and Mrs. Sidney
Turner Swan, of Baltimore, were married In
Newport, Bhode Island, 10 dsy
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From Chill.

VALPARAISO. Nov AS has been en-
nounoad the Liberal party won q sweeping
victory In the recent elections. The presi
dantia electors met yesterday and cleo ed
as president OF the republic for the mex; FIVE
YEARS Admiral Jorge Mont. The Inaugural
tlon ceremonies will lake place on Dscem-
Der 26h L. is generally believed that with
the institution of a Constitutional govern
msnt the q1ostious now at issue between
Ohili and the Ualted Ssstsa will be more
olm y dacusssd and that the outcome will
b. satisfactory to both nations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05
TWENTY D1sED OFF ONE PorAro Mr.. Geor

TWENTY D1NED OFF ONE PorAro Mr.. George
W. Scott has brought into the Telephone Office a
half dozsn of the largest sweet potatoes ever
raised, perhaps, in the couatry They are new
issues" and the siI weighed fifty pounds. The
largest one was given BY the editor TO fsniy in
which there were ieh cen members-the hus
bind and wife and sixteen childr-n-all Of Who n
were great lovers of potatoes. Sunday they de-
cided to have it for oinoer. 1t was fried-a part
of it, sc lesst--snd was amply enough for all of
the fsmily, besides married daughter and her
husband, who were spending the day there. The
remainder OF this mommoth potato was made up
into potato pone and furnished dessrt enough for
the whole crowd and to spare,-FrOm the sy'raais
Ielephoas,
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sRnm WAsEIEnTuE

Tspscsai Correspondence Of he Alexandria Gasssta.
wAsRISe gor, .. G.. Nov. 5 1891
The Washington and Arlington Electric
Railroad, tbs rails On which now extend
from the Long Bsidgs to Fort Myer, will, IL
Is understood, raise the money requisite 10
complete and equip Itself by the issue OF
bonds. When tbs road Is completed to Ar
lington, it Is said SIMILAR road will be built
from Falls Church to connec. with Ii.
Mr. Parsons chief OF she anti-Mahone wing
OF the republican psrty in Virginia, is here
to-day. He says those who stood with him
had their fun and excitement, paid their
own bills, elected no candidates, and are al.
together as happy as big sunfowers. He
SAYS General Malone kniied such candi-
dates ae they had In the field, aud lover d
the flag before blow had been struok.
When asked what his followers would do
at the next election, be replied to the ef-
feet that 1t would be useless for
them to do anything, as General Malone
had not only dsorgauzed but disbauded the
republican party in Virginia, and that II
would probably remsin go for the next four
or five years, or until democratic rule Shall
become unbeaEabie, when the people In the
western part OF the State, in which republic
canism is rapidly spreading, would step In,
and with their friends, east Of the mountains,
take possession OF the State government. he
said that while he vas not repeating private
conversations. he could state positively that
General Malone would not hsve control of
the Virginia delegation In the next national
republican convention.
The races here go on ell the same In
cloudy as in fair weather, and will, Ii Is said
TO day, continue to do 30 Tor a week longer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05

THE NEw YORK republican newspapers
are assigning various reasoos Tor the re-
duced mBi ority by which Mr.. Flower carried
that oily lss. Tuesday. All OF them look at
this object from too short distance. Tnelr
vision is consequently blurred. To people
who view 1t with the right focus, the whole
thing is as plain ss dag light. The demo-
cratic msjority was reduced simply and
solely by the immense number OF votes
bought by the republicans at from 81 apiece
upwards, the purchases being made openly
In the streets, near the polls, as Ia sttested
nv numerous reliable witnesses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05
a Fathers Price for His Daughter.

dispatch from Victoria, B. c., says: The case
Of the Queen vs.. J. P Hay den, alias Harrington,
which opened in the Police Court yesterday
promises to be the most sensational ever tried in
this province. Hayden, who is a Well-lo do
wholesale grocer of Fairhaven, waa arrested on
Thursdsy night charged with the abduction OF
Nellie Walsh, the seventeen-yesr-oId daughter Of
Patrick Walsh, contractor and builder, ana g
girl OF uncommon beauty, education and refine
msnt Walsh formerly lived in Fairhsven, and
Mrs Nellie wss the organist of the church o.
which Hayden VS. u prominent member. She
Was also frequent visitor at the hospital Of
which he was one OF the directors, and thus in re-
ieious and charitable works they were thrown
much together. She conceived b ind infatuation
for I'm, tough he is old enough to be her father
and N personal appearance IL far from ap Apollo
Her passion Was rtcprocsted, aud Hayden forgot
loving wife in his pursuit Of the young CIR .
One eay last week he telegraphed her to meet
him in Port Townsend, and she wired back for
him TO come TO Victoria He did go, and she left
her home and quietly Joined him at q hotel,
where they registered as I. D. Harrington and
wife. Her fathers suspicion being aroused, he
obtained police assistance, located Hayden and
had him arrested. Afterwards he broached a
compromise, and Hayden said hs would divorce
his wife marry the girl and pay Ter father $500.
The father asked 81 ,000 Patine his PROPOSE.
ton IN business form, no said you go to Cal
ifornia and get divorce from your wife and
come bsck then give me 81 90, and you
have Nellie" This Gaze to the ears of the police
Judge, and the chances are the father will be in
dicted for compounoing felony and Hayden will
be sent up for abduction. The girl, On oath, says
that she and Hayden had never overst.pped the
bounds CT friendship. she msnifests strong
Determination TO stand by HIM, and while she
may be charged with per ury. public sympathy is
with her. She admits that Hayden promised to
marry her as soon he could get rid or his wife.
The case is attracting general attention, and the
court loom had to be cleared twice during the ex.
animation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05
Train Held Tn

OMAHA. Nov. 5 "A train 90 the Missouri
Pacific road which left here at 1880 last
night, was ''held 10" st West 8 de. a sub
Urn, at II O'Clock. Fur masked men took
charge of the train When 1t stopped ct the
station, Que covering ,hs engineer and fire.
man Wi,h rifs while the others proceeded
to piuodsr the train with drawn revolvers
T. ia said tbss largo Gums from Kansas City
and st. Louis banks were secured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05
SWALLOWED A BUrroN-HooK Eight.

SWALLOWED A BUTToN-HooK Eight
yesr-od Tommg, son OF J 8. Mock, of Johns-
town, Pa, IL trying through he medium"
ship OF botton-hook nearly four ZACH es
long aud one inch vide at Inc ring end to
determine waa.bar mors OF .ime or very
esrly lease Of eternity sbal BE- his. he
swallowed this big ous'oa-hook two days
ago. d.. Walters has located 1t in the ads
stomach, but csn's remove it Tha physi-
clan fears it wil nevsr 60 through the
boys bowels without puncturina them snd
killing him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05

THERE Is an amusing feature OF every
thing. That of the result of the recent cleo
ton Ia the assumed qualification 1t affords to
both the republicans and the Farmers ALI
ance, though the latter we're routed
wherever they exp ,oted success, and were
heard OF no where else, and slough the
former were defeated by ten thousand plu-
rality 10 Iowa and by seven thousand in
Massachusetts, both Of which States they
looked upoo 81 their cwn, and By nearly fifty
thousand III New York, which has thirty
ak electoral votss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05
FOE oyga FIFTYYEARS.

An OLD AID WKLL-IRIED REMEDY-Mrs
Winslow's Soothing syrup ms been used for over
Fifty Years by Ail54ss OF Mothers for their Chill
dren While 7eetatS,a with Perfect Success II SoOies
the Cb;ld, SOtteSs the Sum- ALays all Pain Cures
Wind Col;c And is the best renedy for DiarrhGa
Sold by Drrggisto in ayery part Of the world. It's
value is incalculabe. Be sure and ssk for Mrs
Winsloto's Soothing ssrup, and take no other kind
twenty hva csnca bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05
The Released Copvicts.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Nov 5.-Telegrams
received by the Governor report the cap
ture 10 kentucky and Tennessee OF about
ninety escaped convicts. The captors will
be paid S25 for each. There were several
murderers among the conviots released by
the mob at Coal Creek and Oliver Springs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05
LEX A NJ DRTA-. va
THURSDAY EVENING, NovEMBER 5.
Tup pgpnR11oANs last Tuesday used all

The REPUBLICANS last Tuesday useo al
of their available strength OF every oonosiv'
able character to secure success in the States
of Iowa, Nav York and Massachusetts
The whole weight Of the administration was
tb,owo In their favor, because 1t was gener-
ally supposed that Tuesday's hght would
decide the battle OF next year. The efforts
thew exerted last Tuesday can hardly be e1-
osedsd next November. nor can the scope
O; the means at their command be we'll e1'
tended, as The Force bill will not DO In oper-
alton. Unless tbs democratic branch OF
Congress- shsll-make signal failure IN It's
high calling, and tbs national democrAllc
convention make a grave mistake In the SEE
lection ofiss nominee. the democrats VIII
yin the next Presidency hands down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05

To SHOW how reckless'y northern repuD-
lican newspapers. even thoae which pre-
tend to be repu able, are, i; lie only neoessa-
nv to call attention TO the fact that one OF
them, of this mornings date speaking OF the
late election 10 Oaio says: III was square
fight, as free from local Issues or e1traneous
complications OF any sort as State cam
psign can possibly be, end there waa no
personal prejudice eeeinst either OF the
oandds,es." Nothing is bet known than
the fact that personal pr jad,tN was one OF
the chief causes OF Governor Cam osll'a de-
feat. He autagonizsd the political work
ers" in his own parry, aud they "knifed"
him, as they sad they would do even before
he was nominated.
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LYnched

BAsTRoP, La, Nov. 5 w. 8 FELTON, and
J Smith were taken from jill last night by
8 hundred determined men end conducted
three miles east of town and hanged to O
tree. Tbeae nsrties were accused Of having
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figure,

The ENrIRR rout of Line Farmers ALI
ance In Ksnsis thsir stronghold, last Tues
day, and the weakness they developed 10
every other State Ia which election5 were
held that day, are by no means indicative oil
their asserted ability to dictate the nomi-
nses OF tie next national convent ions, or
fc elect man Of their own In case their de-
nands ere refused.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05

To SHOW The ut;er insignifoaEce of the
ParsnDs-Lewis, Or aptl-Mahons republican,
or "kokers" movement. 1t is only necessary
to say that in R ,okoridge, liz which county
Mr. Parsons llves, aud in Rockingham, the
home of Mr.. Lswls, the "kickers'" ticket
received little, Il aay. more support than 1t
did In any Of the other coautie'. and In
none of the latter did Ii cue any sort Of q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05
Railroad Accident.

HARRISBURG Pa, Nov. ga broken wheel on
an eastbound freight train on the Pennsylvania
road piled up IT loaded freight cars at Long
fellow, about miles west of LIE vision, near IL
O'Clock last night and delayed travel several
hours. Brakeman Yost of this city, had leg
broken. Various Iumors concerning the accident
were afoat this morning to the effect that q west
bound passenger train had been wrecked and a
number of people killed and injured, but all
were without foundation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05

A coogh UNITS one for business, socIety or
anything else, except melancholy rshsc-
tiona. D. Bul's Cough Syrup cures coughs,
colds, ETC., thus sustaining ones usefulnees.
pics % cents.
Stiffness In the limbs can bs cared by a
few applications of Salvation Oil. Peice 25
cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05

The FsEE silver plank In the platform OF
the Ohio democracy hurt Governor Camp
bell the snti-fres silver plank In the plat
forms of the democracy of New York and
Massachusetts helped Governor Flower In
the former and Governor Russell In the lat.
Ter, The Lesson Is plain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-05

How sou brndder Ben ?" "Mep Lor sis.
ter Charity, poorly sore's you boru,I is,
Wild de rheumatis creeping all about same
as tame anske" "Ohile. buy Salvation
OIL dey cure sartin."
The shorter the tunnel the sweeter the
kiss, but The older the cold, the harder the
cure. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup has broken
many stubborn coushe.