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OIL TRAINS COLLIDE.

Seven Train Hands Killed by the En-
suing Explosion.
Two railway trains laden with petroleum
came into collision at Olkusaz, Pola1 and
five train hands ware instantly killed. One
Of the engines was overturned and the fire
from its furnace ignitsl the petroleum,
woich exploded, killing two men who had
survived the shock OF the collision. The
train caught fire from the burning petro-
leum and was wholly consumed.
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|LYNCHED.
IChief Hen.
1 Orleans.
bling in the
Hanged.

nineteen Italians
bf Chief OF Police
led by lawyers and
wealth and high
hg that the suthori-
Resistance and sue
b the officers or the
5 and cheered the
s of those shot or
eca, Antonio Mar
d, Rocco Geracci,
comitez, Pietro Mon
Frank Romero, Man
(gnetto. .
Fore the jury brought
(ty against six Of the
as to the other
ton was heard. The
the verdict,
|ury had been bought.
already found indict-
tmen charged with
) jury, and other
kpected. The jurors
j the public SEN
tised at the public in
han, the foreman, e1-
had found its verdict
ks the State witnesses,
] hailed with derision.
b for the acquittal of
| Matrazo, the two
TO, and nine to three
pe Others
garded with suspicion
rora, and one OF them
that these jurors were
t the trial they e1.
to bring a verdict OF
ment over the verdict
night, and three or
r,ro hold fn consider
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Eghter at the Prison.

ned determined on quiet work.
tG>nd they started to-
b IL srS dog trot. 1t was
tk2nSchree carts In the
aber Of ladders to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09
>sg)gss.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreleu News.

LONDON, O3f. 9.-Dispatches from Annoy
riotiDg forty miles from the town. The rio,
vas caused by fiscal abuses and several
nandarins aud other officials were killed.
STUTTGART, O,i, 9.-Tns Emperor OF
Germany arrived hare to-day for the pur.
pose of attending the faueral OF the late
King OF Wurtembure, A. tbs Eailrosd de-
pot the emperor was INST by King William
IL, SUCCESSOR of tbs deceased, m embsrs of
the royal faulty snd numbar of distin.
,ushsd generals. The Grand Duke Michael
OF Russis, in view of the fac. that the wife
Of the late kiog wss daughter OF the En-
psror Nicholas, has arrival TO attend the
fanera &c 'hs represen alive of ina Gar.
LONDON. OJ5 9 Tho strikes of dock Ia
oorera and others employed abou5 the
wharvss at Weeping, Is showing decided
asns of collspsing. Tbs employers seem
to he obtaining a., icisns number OF free
man to carry on work 10 spite OF the efforts
o: the striking unionists.
C0BK. Oct. 9 Large, sensational posters
aays been pscardad on walls, isnces and
other places shroughou5 tbis city. These
posters hive deep mourning borders and
bear 10 their centre the wosds: Murdered
20 please E1g'ishmer." together with verses
dsuounolng the McCarihvitea and the
United Ireland articles declaring that Par
nell was murdered end imDloriug the peo-
pie to rsmein tranquil. Tna posters are
stirring up much excitement.
DUBLIN, Oot 9-The Freeman's Journal
end United Ireland both denounos the ser-
sttiona paoarding at Cork as an attempt
to inoite disorders and sag that the posters
are either 20 inotemant to murder or else
thas they are without meaning.
OTTAWA. Ont., Oct. $50 far the depart
mem Of customs has received no notice of
the yelzlre of the sealing schooner Otto by
the u s. men-of-war Mcclellan, In Bshring
$50, for an irvcgulsrity In her official pa
pers. Admiral Hotham appears to have
been dosling with the Case upon bis own
responsibility, ee P-4'nle @oN'cee e'S'e 'd@I
upon bis authority the cargo of sealskins on
bosrd of the Otto has boon released from
selznre, and 's being landed ct Victoria,
whore tho sch9oner stili remains under the
nurveilance ctth sa'horities.
LONDON. Oct. 8.--Tbe Kempson PARK
great breeders pro5uaa stakes OF 5000 sov-
ereIgas for two-yaar o!ds. 5 furiougs. was
won to day by tina Duks of St. Adams bay
fllly Gauntlet.
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agWs ng rpz :

Ex-senator Blsir's resignation "a minister
20 China has at least been accepted.
Lord Hawkes. EagliEb CRICKET team will
olsy the Baltimore Cricket Club at Noun;
Washington to-day.
A jury 10 Baltimore yesterday allowed
three persons damages for being carried a
mile beyond their station.
In the race between the steliions Allertcn
s1d Nelson. at Grand Rapids, Mich yester-
day fer $40 900 purse, che former was the
winner.
Bishop Wm. jones Boone. d. D OF the
Protestant Episcopal OhuIca, in charge OF
the missionary diocese of Shanghai, China,
is dead.
Jennie MillIgsn, aged 90, yesterday even
Ing left hsr home at Burlington. W. Va, an0
lay down on the track of the Cleveland end
Pttsbufg Railroad. The fast passenger train
Cut hsr 20 pieces.
The Indictment against D0minick O'Ms-
OF, the detective, who ob5anad such Doto
rete from his connection win the trial Of
he Italians accused of the murder of Ohief
OF Police Hennesaey, In New Orieanq was
abandoned by the STATE yesterday. the Dis.
triot Attorney entering nolis prosequi.
To5 General Conferences of tue EVanOeli.
cal Association, Ia session In Philadelphia,
reversed the verdict OF the TRIAL confereD &c
in the case of Bishop Dnbs, and restored
him TO all the functions Of bishop and a
minister. Bishops Bowman and Esther
were deposed and expelled from the church
On Sunday last all the Sisters belonging
to branch ofthe franciscan Osder in Arch
bishop Corrigsn's diocese In NaW York laid
aside the wells end habit which many Of
them hsd worn for ak Years, and resumed
the ordinary dress of womanklnd. The
chapel has bseu dsmanted, and the con
vaDt turued into home ior friendsss
women.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09

NOTWITHSTANDING the TACT that The re-
publican Senate aod the republican Presi-
dem are opposed TO free silver coinege,
thereby rendering the passage Of any bill
for that purpose impossible at the next ses-
sion OF Congress-, It is reported that certain
democratic members of tee House are 81
ready talking OF having the coinage com
mittee of that bods SO composed that 1t will
report free silver coinage bill. As no
such bill can become lsw during the next
Congress. why should the democratic party,
which is By no means g unit on the silver
question, be further dig'dsd-snd that toe
just before q Presidential and Congressional
election, by vain attempt to accomplish
ap irnpossibiiity =?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

The new Russian loan was qaotsd on the
Paris Bourse yesterday Ct premium OF 9.16
I is believed that the entire loan Wii Of
covered In Paris slons several times.
The mor1oria' servios IN honor Of the late
Right Hon. Wa. Henry Saith, frat lord Of
tho treasury and conservative leader in the
House of Oommons, vas hello to-day In
Westminster Abbey.
Rev. BARLEY Ellis, OF Wigao, EGG. yes
terdsy followed his daughter, who had
eoped with young man named Arthur
Mottrsm, aboard Write Star steamship
which was sbon5 to sail from Queenstown
fer New York and dragged the girl from her
companion TO the amusement OF the passen-
gers He took her sshore and was followed
by the detected lover.
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Hanged.

RUeK, Tex, Oct. 9.-Wsde aud John
Fielder, coored, Wers hanged here to-day
for the murder OF Yonoe T1ompson, also
oolored, or tbs nigh Of AuausS 17sh last by
dschargiug enns into the atser's house.
The prisoners Insisted that they did not In
tend to kill any person, but oaly intended 10
Tighten the inmates
OMAHA Mob, Oct. ed. Nosl was executed
here to-day for the murder on February 18th
1890, OF Allan and Dorothy Jones, whose remains
wero found in manure pile four miles south Of
Omahs. Both had been shot to death. Neal ia
an assumed name and all efforts to discover his
ideni.y have proved futile.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09
The Ecumenicsl methodist Council.


WASHINGTON, Oct 9-The third days
session OF the Ecunsnioal Msthodiss Ooun
oil opened with Rsv b T. Marshall OF the
Methodist nav connection, nSaud. oocu.
plying tbe presiding officers chair.
The usual devotional exercises wers held
Among the announcements made was
that BishopJ w. Hood. of The African M
e z,on church of Fayetteville, N. o., would
preside for tho first sss.lon, hith day.
The topic OF the morning session, Chris.
tian Unity" was taken up aod the essay
was delivered hy Rev. D.. T. g SeIhy, oil
the Wesleyan Meshodlat church, Grsenook,
Scotland
During the debqto Pcv Thomas Mitchell Of the
Primitive Methodist Church OF Hull England,
said that Christ did not desire absolute uniform
ity in the church, but unity. Uniformity had
boon the dream OF enthusiasts, unity that OF the
best and brighte t men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09
Virginia Medical Society.

At yesterdays gesston OF the Virginia
Medical Society in LynchburS the treas
nser's report wes submitted. showing q
most boelghy state Of finance. Scientific
questions were rescued aud papers on q
uumber Of sub 5ots wera read and discussed.
a committee wae appointed to take the
necessary steps TO bring before the Legisla-
ture the matte. OF establishing an inebrate
asylum. Afsr tho adjournment of the
nights session h. members Cf the society
repaired 80 Calistaenics Hail, where so els
gent hRr qlet wac served and the greater
part OF the night ~ss spent feastipg aud
tosst ms6icg. efer whioh the society ad-
icu7ned sine die
At Wednesday, session o! ihe socety DR..
Goorge W. Wiley, OF Abingdon. offered a
resolution ths5 r comrnittes OF five be sp-
pointed tc petition the Legislature Of Vir-
e;nia 10 epsos lev allowing sum not
less shnn S25 to every regular ptsoiiioner OF
medicine who may be summoned TO testify
10 an expert bafcre sny court in this State.
DIE Hugh Tay of Richmond; Apperson,
OF Marion; Pedigo. of Roanoke, snd DR..
Slaughter spoke briefly In advocacy OF the
resolution, aud 1t was adopted.
On motion $50 out of soy inappropriate
ia0ds was awarded Dr.. Riden, of Manassas,
to reimburse him for the prosecution Of q
"qneck" in that vicinity.
DE-. Slaughter introduced resolution from
the Fairfax Medical Society to the effect
thsS hereafter members shall be admitted
only upon the recommendation of county OF
city medical societies.; involving change
10 the constitution end bylaws, Il was laid
ovar undar ths raIs Until the uexS session.
D.. Slaughter ofsred resolution that the
Medical Society CT Virginia foster by every
mes cs tht .ncoursgeolenS o. local societies.
Tnis vas adopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09

THE PENITENTIARY,-Oos hundred and
three OF the conyiots who have been work
leg Oh The Warm Spring Valley railroad
have been returned to the penitentiary.
Nine of the men escaped. ecme time ego.
Three OF them were seosptured, two OF
RDom are now in custody n West Virginia.
After e5cspiDg from this State the runaway
committed burglary in West Virginia, aud
the suShori'ies there propose to hold them
for that crime. Tho contractors, who have
to psy heavy forfeit for every man VITO
gets away, have written to Governor Nc
Kinney asking him to make requisii1n
for the conVicts npou the Governor of West
Virginia.
Monday there aere 1,19S conYicts within
the peDitentiar5, the ages numter
ever Known. To acccmmc date hvse there
were just $50 cella. III some of which as
many ss twenty-five men srs locked. The
Board Of Directors are, however, using aii
efforts 10 their power to facilitate the cree.
ton Of 81 additional story to the building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09
TELEGRAPEIc BREvITIEs.

1t is denied that treaty nos been con.
cludaa between BslS IN aud Germany.
The northwestern s5uod o. tue reformed
church is In session e. Fcts Wayne. lad.
A. S. Mann & Co, ~ sao6s doe ers OF
Rochester, N. Y. beve ie! ST. for S1CO GOO.
Moffan's mills ii Dsihousie, n B.. with
100 600 feet OF lumbsr, wers t1rlsd last
uight, Ices $4,000
Ata fire = the 'rhros bald ng 149 ca
$50 street, New Yer ear!s ttis mornleg
9 horses persisted.
The democrats OF The Grand R.pids
Mich, congressional district have POM;
dated John 8. Lswreuoe for Cong .ess to suc
coed the late NJ. Il. Ford
The State farmers alliance ct Lausns.
Mich, yesterday euior.sd iAs Ocals pla
'orm and declared Ia fagor Of independent
political action 40 on iiaet a, the Clncia-
aati conference
Tbs large barn OF john 8. Cuttings, In The
.uburss Of Baltimore, 1d.. vas destroyed
b. tre this morn'ug. toge.ter 'Gi.h contents.
carriages, farm imp enc. Is, eta. Ire loss
10 estimated ri $4,000
"Tsd" P;;;ohart, the nusi'is, waa TO-DAY
sentenced in London 70 monia's impIieon
nsnt for a. cowsrdiy assal's upoa bsi.
keeper vho ordsrsd him 60 i,age he puh-
lie house ;r VII CT The os,keeper was ep-
oioyed.
a statement p-epsred W 'bs pension o.
ice saows ttas the toiei number Of zen
;ions granted during jhe n.7a' oi &. piem.
ber wss 81 64i on egh'oh he fir pawn nts
aggregated 81 072,476 Tta .vsrsge drsr
payment In each q was Sl4 1872
The Oliver and Roberts wife company 6
Pics5arg, Pa, oue o. ne largest concerre
OF is kini in the county. nade reques o
''s creditors to-Gey for sn sxtsnslon Thc
amount of its 'ndebtetne-e could MOI
learned ss the members OF tne firm reiue,
% give figures.
By an expo Ion In tn: mins # Keith al
Perry Goa! Mining CO, a. Rich Bill, Mo
ono D4n zss killed AID another serious,
wo1ldsd Hsifa = IN muios wers slso
killed and eeout 5000 dsmses done.
resouiDg party had close call. they being
overcome by choke domo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09

Elk PRESIDENT CLEVELAND presided at
ga immense Flower ratification meeting In
New York Last night. In DIS speech on TAX
lag the chair Mr. Cleveland said, Ia refer
enoe to the shameful sots Of the last Con-
gress:
I'VE say party planning to retain party
.aacsndency by throstlipg aud destroying she
freedom snd integrity OF The suffrage through
saa znoss radical and reckless legislation
:ye eaW waste snG ex5ravsgsnce rsidine the
oQ5lio treasury ead juauiad in official
places willie economy 10 government ex-
o snditurSs vas ridiou;ed 5g those who held
in cruso the peoples morey. we saw The
nasions{ assauo , age OF the peoples repre-
ssotsttyes 6fgusformed % the mere SEN
bssnoe Of 3 Legislative assembly by the brute
force of vioeuslg created majority and ny
Unprecedented arbitrary ru!ugs. wbile 1t
was eeriuely declared By these who usurp-
ed It's t1nctioos 20 be 20 longer a dslinsra-
tive body"
Nov, this is az cotroo description Of me
outrageous prooeseings OF gne last Congress
as corld be given. NJ. Cleveland evidently
looks at things now With the right glasses. 1t
ls hoped that II he DO renominsted and re-
sleoted he will use the same speotaclea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09
Fatal Balloon Ascension.

GREENUP, IL, Oo. 9.-Just SO balloon
was ascending from the fair grounds yester.
day afternoon Alex Gordon, a youth, be.
came entsngleG 10 the ropes attached to the
parachute and was carried up, head hang.
Ing downward. In his struggles he caught
the rope that releases the parachute and be
and the sreoneut were thrown to the ground
80 feet boloW. Tne bsloonist, VIM. Kisser
was killed AID Gordon was seriously injured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09
q j, Bx a N u r IA
FR!bAz EgENiE4, OCTOBER !.
=, ere anoaob ct tus grand demoo'st'c

r, ur. anaaob ct Lag gfand democratic
,oaa;,oo IN New York, last night. Governor
All exoosed ths outrageous iniquitiea OF
lbe Mckinley biz 80 plainly that s'i his
hearers could see them distinctly, For Ia
stance, ne said:
"The poor mans woolens are made J pay
20 Der cent. more, while the rich MANS
s,rosdcjoth peys only 10 per cent. more.
Tine duty Oh seelsklD jacques is Ee3nceu III
psr can't, while that 90 push saoqael' whluh
,he poor woman wears, is Increased 6O per
cent. The duty GU the worsted aha"is
.yhich the farmers and aoorer's vile wears
il raised from 62 to so per cent, and or
SyooIeu eha@is tee increase varies from 10
to 80 uer cent. On womsn's ard ohlidfeo's
.chfeyi dress goods the Increase IS nearly lVo
NOR rent. while op higher prlced 8oods tne
increase Is much less. The tex on Hsnoels
Sc increate6 ct least 90 per cent. The 10
crease. on reody nade clothing 10 ffou! 64 C.
so rer cent the inorea-e on hosiery is
from 40 lc so per cent. Oa cheap hlenkats
5ne increase is oyer 100 per cent. On the
cheapest wooden has tne increase is Ill per
cent. On cutlery he daty imposed is equiv
alien. TO over 100 per can't. On milk p6ns,
Sin Dsils, tin cans, coffee pots, Kettles, caps,
aud Other agt!oles Of tinEars the increase is
enormous."
Aud yet, though the yota'sarc beginning
10 learn ail this. The rspab!Icun speakers
aad writers persist ln their ridiculous asear-
tion that the Mckinley bill was passed for
the benefit Of che poor, and that toe, though
they cay at the sane time, a.oheap coat
makes cheap man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09
MinneRnta Grain

MINNEAPOLIS. MIon, Oct 9.-It la ssld
that wheat In shock Ia still in bad condition
bet not so badly damaged 40 In North Da.
kote. With good wea har aad plenty OIL
men and machines Ii Is thought that large
portion of the grain Can be- saved, although
tina grade viii be lowered The other &C.
rsslg, auch 90 oa.a, barley and rye, are DAM
agsd more Or les5, but not to SUCH an extent
"a tha vpheat
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a Card.
he AIsrnn,irin Gn-ette.

To the Editor ofthe Alexandria Gazette:
IL you will permit me, will add to the report
have read in the GAZETTE OF the convention
Yesterday to nomioate candidate for the House
of Delegates this fact: When Mr.. Bendheim was
escorted TO the platform after his nomination,
Messrs. May and Douglas were invited to seat
on the platform, and after Mr.. Bondheim's ad-
dress of thanks, SC, to the convention for the
honor conferred upon him, Mr.. w. W. Douglas, in
very appropriate speech, congratulated Mr..
Bendheim upon his success and promised he
would not only give him his vote in November,
but would do all he could TO secure his election.
Now 10 regard to what read in the report as to
the action OF the delegates from the county, can
only spesk for myself bat l have no doubt the
others felt az did, and that was, that had done
my duty when put in my vote, al all the others
did, to nominate Mr.. Bsndhein unanimously. l
say this WAS done rs duty, because it shows MIR.
Bendheim that he can count on all democrats tn
support him in November. In my opinion, all
good democrats will vote for the nominee OF q
democratic convention, snd for thiI reason Mr..
Bendheim ought to poll large vote. rs ne ought
to get ell of the votes that Mr. Hume had, as L
understand he voted for Mr.. Hume when that
gentleman was running as some kind OF cdnn
date, know not what, against the regular hoihi-
nee o. tho democratic convention hsid AZ Lees
burg; snd for this reaso did not act We an es-
cort to place Mr.. Bendheim before thu convention
held here yesterd =. Mr.. Vim. II May did vote
for General W. II F. Lse the nominee OF tho
Leasbnrg convention Respectfully,
rho GAZETTE did not Intentionally omit 20
Nc ks mention OF s;r. Douglass speech. Eo m2de
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09

WHENEVER northern republican Is de-
teoted In shy rasc lily. bis whole party at
tempts to palate his crime on the ridiculous
ground thst during the var between the
States, "his heart beat warm for his coun-
try's cause" MIR. Wsds~orth, republican
Congressman from New York, having been
detected In q gross vi1lstion Of the civil
eervica law. tho legal peralty Of which la
fue and imprisonment, hia party rallies to
his defense as one tnac, act sass young
Jim Wadsworsu wac ieadi.s his regiment
10 battle for his century when his critics
were eating mush at honse" But the war
closed more thar twaoty-six years ago, and
what MIR. Wadsworth did then has no con-
ceivsble bearing o. the oriua he committed
last week and it is gro.esquely aoaurd &c say
that it has,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09

THz NEGRO delegates to the Methodist
aoumenicel conference now il session at
Washington complain of ne refusal of tbe
white hotel keepers OF thst city TO accom-
mediate them, md their complaints sre en-
dorsed BY some Of the white delegates. But
SO the negro delegates referred to sre also
excludes from Wormley's, first class house
kept by negro, why their oensure should
fall only OF the white hotel keepers is hesrd
20 tell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09

The ghost at The White Hou.e is said to
walk hat OF every uignt. but he could do
double that amount OF Tosk il be wasn't
afraid OF the morning air, snd knew that
DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup cures sill kinds OF
troublesome coughs and colds.
She stood at the gate in the late fall
twilight, and ~hen 81 81, goodbye, she
felt neuralgia AiF5 ber rne, =eE ont ahs
only smilsc. j., he ead Saee!:ioo ti', sns
greatest cure el earth for pain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09

No one can complain OF the price OF Old
Saut's Catsrrh Cure, it is within the reach
OF all. Sod everywhere at Is cents.
Parents carnot always carry the baby On
trip, for the recovery at lis health. But
they can keep Dr.. Bulls BABY Syrup In the
house. and it will compensate Tor the trip by
its prompt relief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09
The Nashville Election

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 9.-The reform
democratic ticket was elected 10 the city
election Yesterday over tie regular organ
izsd democratic ticket By msj 'rities rang
ING frtm 1000 TO 500. ThsIe was no repub-
itnan Einkat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09

Tho Ohio executive democratic committee
have solicited eight more joint debates between
Campbell aud Mex nley after the one at Ads yes
to-day Tho republican executive committee
have declined. 1t 10 surmised tina, tho N ain req
son was that Major Mckinley did not want his
silver record on The short dollar drawn upon him
In tho pIesencc of 20 many republicans who. q
c)urso, would attend all such meetings
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09

The reputable liquor dealers OF New
York, as anticipated, have not only repudi-
ated the uttersnces of their newspaper or
gan in opposition to Mr.. Flower because he
drinks wstsr instead of vine at dinner In
his own house. and because he has family
prayerP, but have also dsposed the editor
and got one with bstter sense In his place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09

Ths validity 'he new constitution OF
Ken ucxy is 60 DC contested ON ths ground
that numerous changes were made after the
instrument was ratified by The people,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09

The October number of chs Metropolitan,
an illussrsted mont5y magazine edited by
Joha Rrisbsn Waikar has been received
froc1 he publishers il New YORK. Among
its contents is the new noYel According to
ST, John, by AmelIe RiVes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09
DIED

On thursday at 1880 p N, OUDER infant
son OF On or sid Lon Garter, AGED months.
Is ihare a sorrow seen greater thsn tbis?
Knowing tc-isy we press our last kiss.
Bear away gently orr darling son 70 rest,
To Join his brothor 10 heaven with so.e blcst
BY HIS FABEETe
Funeral from no parent residence, 312 SOUTH
Horny street, to morrow Saturday. evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09

The VALUE of the census bulletin on iron
ore. ipst issued is considerably reduced by
che fsilurs OF these who prepared Is to re-
ocsnizs tie unconstitutional sensra.in. Of
West Vrginis tran tes s ate of V!cg,nis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-09

The penitentiary at Buffalo, N. Y, is 10 be used
for the Imprisonment of District OF Columbis con-