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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23
Congress.


In the U. s. Senate on Saturday the Mica
ragos Canal DILL wsa considered and speeches
we're made by Messrs. Vest, Edmunds, Nor
gan and Grsy. hu. no action on the bill was
taken. Mr.. Vest, referring to an sljusion
of Mr.. Morgan 80 to 'raiirosd Influence
being bel I'd the opposition to toe bill, re-
pudlaisd lne in.iuueticD as the idle vapor
ings Of man who considered HE judgment
infal ihle." aid said it would never do to
lend 100000 600 to canal company and
refuse 10 lend the farmers money on their
zeal estate. Mr.. Morgan replied that he
81 dyed the Senator's contempt quite as
fuzzy as his good opinion, ADD Mr.. Veat re-
torted that he was welcome to it, and he
gave il to him with the greatest slacrity
The conference report to the navy apprc-
pristion bill was agreed c.
Ia the House the Senate bill fixing the
So aries OF United States district judges al
IS 900 per snnum was taken up and after q
brief di, custom passed. Mr.. Brigham, OF
Penney vania, called up the postoffice ap-
Precipitation bill. LIS consideration was op
posed by the democrats for while, but Il
nslly the bill was taken up in committee Of
tina whole and considered. During the ex
element, mentioned In the GAZETTE 90
Saturday. Mr.. Spinoe, of New York. put d
strip of paper On his shoulder ard turned it
defently toward the republicans He vac
called to order by the Speaker.
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Foreign News.

BUENos AYREs, Feb. 23.-Ths state oil
siege has been suspended during the pre-
gress Of the municipal elections. 30 soon as
the voting Ia com psted the state OF siege
will again be declared.
LONDON, F, ID. 23.-The frat OF a series OF
articles, published In the Graphic upon the
Canadian crisis aud written by the MAJ qnis
OF Lorne, appeared to-day. The Marquis
rdicules the idea that Canada desires to
barter her political Independence for "the
government of the stars and stripes."
ROME, Feb. 90 The Moniteur de Rome
publishes long eu,ogy of Archbishop Ire.
land, of 81. Paul, MINI, whom II considers
tbe dominant archbishop OF the U1ited
States.
BERLIN, Feb 2S Prince Bismarck has
declined thu eff ,r OF the town OF Hsrburg 10
nominate him for the Rsichs;ag.
EDINBURGH, Feb. GA noted Scotch
land agitator pamed Alexander Robertson
was committed to 40 insane asylum to-day
Robertson mmisted an unprovoked assault
upon Lord IneIls, president of the court Of
sessions.
PARIS, Feb 90 The Empress Frederick.
of Germany. took unch yesterday with the
Baron de TOUGHER. the Bavsrian Charge
daft airs, where she met Mr.Whiteaw Reid
the American Minister, and Lord Lytton, the
British Ambassador. The Project OF the
Ssne has informed the German Ambassador
in reply to communication In regard to
the possibly over-z,alous attention which
the Empress has received from the French
reporters that he, the Project, is unable to
interfere with these representatives of The
prea7. Upon receiving this notification
the officials OF the German Embassy de-
cided to supply the press with record of
the Eupress's movements during her stay
10 Paris. But this record, being OF q mesgre
and dry description. many reporters still
haunt the imperial visitor az she travels
about this city. Toe result ia that Empress
Frederick has rssorted to various expedlents
to avoid the reporters. There can be 10
doubt that the Enpres-'s visit to Paris has
been productive here Of an era OF much bet
ter feeling toward &c; many.
LONDON, Feb. GA dispatch from Paris
says that Lhe principal motive for the En-
presa Fred srok's visit to Paris Ia the settle
ment OF 50 COCOON hequ 20 had to her By the
Duchess CalIiera. This Legacy The EN-
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TIE new German loan has been subscribed
to io,ty lines over.
The recedne waters OF the Ohio river re-
yesl CD arraiiue sceue OF destruction.
MIR Q lay Is said to have cut loose ccm'
p'e;ely lzom The present administration.
Page, democrat. vas elected to Cpngresf
from The Second Rloda Island distric. dn
Saturday hy large N jority.
SIX persona n at death end thirty-iwo fan
Tiles " 70 rendered homeless in a tenement
house fire in Brooklyn on Saturday nignt.
Representative Wickhar. OF OHIO, on Sat.
nrday presented the report OF the House
cammitias ca ccicsgs against the free coiu'
age OF silver.
A mad cur created great cowmotior ct
P oe nix. Baltimore county, yesterday, aud
bit rs or 80 dogs which were atterward KILL
ed by thair owneis.
Frluk Holland. aged twenty one yesr7
shot and mortsly wounded his sister Laura
Two yssrs older, early yesterday morDiog in
Philedelphis, mistaking her for burglar.
Two hundred members OF The ex-Copfet,
erate A ssccia,ion of Missouri msrched il the
procession bicu followed G u. Sherman
remains &c the cemetery 81 ST. Louis Sasur-
day.
Miss Bsr.ha Phipps, he yoang lady Of
Aune Aru1del county. Md who was the
victim Of an assault hy Ernest Forbes, color
ed, last November. will bs married on We'd
neslay to Berj. f. Gsfi h.
Much sufT.riug has been csrssd by the
food 10 tbs Ooio Valley. Families in and
around Parkershnry, ", Va were huddled
in upper stories for four ds;s aud suffered
from wasn't Of food and cold
Dr.. William Pepper. proVoet of the Un!-
verei.y OF PeBnss lVsnia, Is ct the head OF g
movement for the formation ct q cnmmi :
sion who, beet isto examine The brains OF
great men after their death.
A terrific exclusion occurred on Saturday
at the German Powder Works at Spsndau.
Twenty cars Of powder just loaded for the
government arsansl Exploded, destroying an
immense amount Of property and itjuTipg
several workmeD.
AtSprine Hill coal mines, N6va Scotia,
an explosion on Saturday afternoon wreck
ed the whole interior of the mine and
caused the death Of Que hundred and seven
teen persons. Most Of the deaths are at
trbuted to the black damp which filed the
mine after the explosion.
The ship Elizabeth, of New York, went
ashore on the rocks at North Head near
San Francisco Saturday night, with twenty
six men on board-the captain. two males,
the COOK aud sixteen sailors; also, the cap
tsin's wife ard two children. Three sailors,
the captains wife and children got of in
small boat. The host caps zsd, and the occU-
pauts ware rescued by tug. The captain
snd seventeen sailors wsre drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23
A Duel with Knives

CHICAGO, Feb. ga duel was Tough.
yesterday In the village of Washington
Heights. The principals were Henry Gurlt
butcher, and an unknown man. Gurta /.
nov in the police station, severely cut about
the head and face. The unknown man IL
supposed to be fatally Injured, but so fa the
police have been unable to Cad him. The
men became involved 10 quarrel oy5 the
hand OF a village belle and decided TO dsbt
In cut yith knives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

TIED TO TREE TO BoAsT.--A most atrocious
outrage was perpetrated on Friday on William
Ferguson near Troy. Ohio. He WAS walking along
the Dayton and Michigan Railroad track that
morning when he WAS overtskCn by four tramps
who set upon him, beat him dreadiuly and robb
him of everything including his clothing. He
was rggcd cut in some OF his ASSISTANTS old gar
menls and after b,ng gagged WAS taken into the
woods adjoining and securely tied to tree. Be,
tore departing tho trsmps built large Are so
close to Ferguson as to thresten his life AS it
was no, was dangerously burned by the intense
heat. He iued bourd to tho tree for thirty
hours before found aud released.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

East Elkfort, village Of 400 inhabitants
In Clayton county, lowe, was SWEPT ~
disastrous fire yesterday.
Col. W. D. Crockett, died last evening a;
dis residence Ia Waukegan, Ills In the 70 d
yea OF his age. He was Inca descerdsn.
OF Davy Crockett.
IL lie stated that the Church of thu Piov.
ince OF Qlebec is opposed to greater inter
course bstween the Ulited States and Cana
da as it fears dim;nn.ion OF its power frcm
! such an arrangement.
John 8. Doeber, an eI-profssaonel pedef-
TRAN and Chicago letter carrier, aud wlo
has been carrying away everything that 81
traet:d bis attention ia the sores where he
lie mail, bss been sdjnds,d insane.
The Brooke Ircu Coz. rolling mill ara
nail factory at Birds5oro, Pa. resumed c.
eraliors to-day, as resat Of the acceptance
by the pudd es Of reduction from IS 70 10
50 so per ton. Over 425 meu went TO worG.
Fire broke ,uj in the Peoples O.cfs
Hous, at Evansville, lad at ak c'clccl
destroyed that building and canteate a'so
q ealoon and fiitares on the ground hjo.
The Journal printing office, ati .lnin5, sas
badly damaged by fire and 1ate also q
tall, ring eetab!iehmen. No lives we're os..
At Texarkanp, Ark John A William 5.
| the leader in the notorious c5ttol belt l-siG
robb .Fv perpetrated at Spur Switch 10 joe
last, and who has beea 90 trisl at Lodea,
Caes county, Texas, since Thursday, vs.
convicted SIS sunday night ADD given 80 yea
in the pepi.entiary. Napoleon McDa1iais,
one OF his partuers, who was given a similar
sentence last Septemos- snd afterwards G
capped, is still at largr.
1t is said that eve'y quarter section of tic Cher.
okae strip for fifteen miles 8 nth OF the Ksnss
border ia occupied At III, lowest estimate 10,
600 settlers have gone in
Washington's birthdty was celebrated in ma
of tho cities Of the unity to day.
The body of Prot. Bancroft WIS found in poni
| near Providence, r., l., to-day.
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On Entire Family prowned

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. % -FreGe,;ck
Warner, fisherman. lived or the bsuk Of
the Missouri river with bis wita aud child.
rem in q small house Saturday night the com.
bined rain and high Eater caused the house
to be undermined and it was thrown inlo
the river with the whole family. The h3dies
of Mrs. Warner and two OF the children
were recovered about mile below the plsce
where the accident occurred, but Warner
and the youngest Child were not found.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence of The Alexandria Ga-ette

Especial Correspondence of tho Alexandria Ga-ette
WASHING TON. d. O.. Feb. 90 1890
A gentlemen from Central America. here
To-day, says the passage OF the last silver
bill was q godsend 10 the people of that
country, "a they sent their Silver coin here
by the million snd made thirty per cent. on
1t, and that they are prayicg for the passage
of the proposed one. He says before the
passage of the last bill be used to get do!-
lar aud sixty coats for his gold doll .rs in
Panama, but after wards only got dollar
and twenty.
A Virglniau here tl-day who had read The
GAZETTE's interview with Judge Sener last
Saturday, in which he propbesied the re-
nomGnstion of President Harrison, said the
Judge he'd we'll earned reputation as po-
Iitical prophet, as he had prophesied the
nomination and election OF Congressman
elect Jones of the Fredericksburg district,
The nomination of Cos. Mckinney when
most of the democratic politicians thought
Mr.. Vsnabe would be nominated, and the
appointment of Secretary Foster.
A vote Ia the House to-day showed that
the republicans lacked sixteen OF quorum,
but 1t is sscer.ained that they have quo
rum 10 the city and can produce it whenever
necessary. The democrats recognize this
and will nake no further dilatory motions,
except to the passage OF outrageous N ess-
ures. hoping thereby to get through with all
the regular appropriation bills in time to
avoid the pecessity of an extra session. No
objection WAS made TO- day to the approval
of the Journal. and st an early hour the
House took up one OF tbs bills referred to
with the intention of completing it before
adjournment.
General Lee received note to day ftom
Judge Miller, of the Police Court of this
city, informing him that one-legged man
giving his name ss Martin Hall. and repre-
senting himself as an ex-Confederate who
would be admitted to ths Confederate Ssh
diers' Home at Richmond If he could get
there, had been arrested here as vsgrsnt,
and asking what must bs done with BIN.
If any body In Alexandria knows any thing
about him Gen. Lse would like to be go in.
f,rmed.
One of the uoorpoTstoIs OF the Washing.
ton and Arlington Railroad told the GA
zErrs's correspondent to-day hat the mon
ey for Inc construction OF that road Is all
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

press Intends to app'g TO the refn-ni.blrg
and to the decoration OF Caste o, Eoncr.
stein. Toe Emptsss's visit TO the F.epcb
capital is he'd to be proof ofhe Complete
reconciliation with the Emperor William
PARIS Feb. % Louis Dsrzg, OF NeV
York, died of apoIl'xy at the Casino q,
Monte Carlo. His widow, who was STAYING
at Nice, has GAINED the remains, which II
be taken to the United States for bursl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

SKIN GRATING DID Nor SAVE HIM The
sacr tics of the $50 members of ST. Bernard Com
maudery, Knights Tsmpsr, who marched to the
Emergency Hospital, Chicago, and surrendered
under tho surgeons knife portions o. their cutic!e
or he benefit of J q. Dickenson, recorder of the
msndery, who hai cancerous on the
hip upon which the skin refused to grow. will
probably Prove futile. Dfcsensons stom, oh be-
came 80 weak on Sunday in consequence OF the
largo quantities. Of chlor0form taken that he has
been unable to est any thing, aad is slowly starry
ing to death Tho doctors can do nothing for him.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. o., Feb. %.
SENATE.

The credentials of Senator Platt Of Con-
nectcut, for his new term we're presented.
Among the papers presented were reso-
lutious of the State Senate OF Texas favor
ing an amendme Mt to the constitution limit
ing the tenure of all federal offices to rea-
sonsble term of years. Also letter from
the Secretary Of State of Idaho to the Gov
ernor "in regard to signing and atti1ing the
great seal of the State to the credentials OF
William Il. Ciagge.t. as United States Sen
stor."
proposition for printing one hundred
thousand copies of the report OF toe
Agricultural Department on ''diseases
Of the holss," provoked discussion. In the
course of which Mr.. German invsighed
against the extravaganza In the way OF pub
lie printing, and said he was convinced that
there was not farmer in Maryland or Wis
consin who did not know more about the
hose than did the men who got up that
book.
MIR. Cackrell in replying to remark OF
Mr.. Gorman's as to public documents being
on sale at all the second hand book ssoree,
intimated that that could not be the case
without the conniyance OF Senators and
Representatives.
Mr.. Berry.-Does the Senator Intend to
sa.e that any Senator ever disposes OF
books ISSUED to him for his constituents to
second hand book stores2
Mr.. Cockrell-I am not making that
charge. But these books came from the
quotas of Senators and representatives, and
they cannot come from any other place.
Mr.. Bsrry.-If tho Senator knows OF any
Senator or representative who does this,
an vestiestion.. should be made and such
Senator or representative should be ex-
oelled The charge ls very serious one,
aad If The S,nato from Missouri knows any
facts of toe kind. the country ought to know
them.
Mr.. d .lph agreed with Mr.. Berry and
would offer q resolution of Inquiry If be was
sure that second hand book dealers were not
Of that privileged clss, That would decline
answering the questions of committee AN
allusion to the correspondents who refused
to say where they got reports OF doings In
executive SESSION.
Finally ON amendment offered By MIR.
Harris fixing the number of copies at 5000
was agreed to.
The oonf,fea report on the bill provid-
ing for tho allotment Of lands 10 severalty to
Indiaos was presented ard agreed to.
Mr.. Morgan made q personal statement
In come .ion with Washington dispatch
TO g.. Louis paper commencing Mr. Vests
speech 10 regard to the Nicaragua cansl
BILL and stating sat 1t was difficult to zee
how any reasonably sane and reasonably
honest mau could support the measure.
HOUSE
Tue democrats this N Or 1ing made no de-
maud for the readiog of the journal In full,
and 1t was approved without objection.
Mr.. Perkins, OF Kansas, presented, and
the House adopted, the conference report
on the bill amending the act providing for
the allotment of lands in severalty to In
dians.
The House then wen. into committee OF
the MISUNDERSTANDING tbe..sntseo
of the members OF the committee on the Dis
trict of Columbs-nn the deficiency sppro-
priation bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

A Wonder Worker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, p young man Of Burl.ag
ton, Ohio, states that he had been under the ear
oftwo prominent physicians, and n OF their II a,
ment until he was not able TO get around. 1hy
PRONOUNCED 8 case to be Consumption and n'
durable He was persuaded to try DIR. Kmg
New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs md
Colds and at that time WIS not able to walk oss
the street Wi bout resting. He found, before he
had used half ola dollar bottle, that he wss much
better; he continued to use it and, is to day en-.
jrylng gooj health If you We any ThI5s.,
Lung or Cbo.t Trouble Iv it, We guarantee SIT
Is faction. Trial bottle fr,e at E. = Lead bestcf g
Bros drugstore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

ONA DRsERr ISLAND The schooner E.
len has arrived st San Diego Cal, bringing
Larry TiIison. Wm. Rsedy end Eve others
who, since November 80 b, have been living
90 Grsdaoupe Island. off the const OF
Lower California, sub;isting only OF such
fish. Wild goats or carbon birds as they
could cstoh ~ baud or with primitive traps.
The men have been employed 10 killing
wild goats and preparing akios, which were
taken to market by Oscar Bartei 10 small
sloop TIE men aiiege that 10 November
Barfelle disposed CT cargo Of ekins valued
at 500 After again loading the vessel be
ssreec 60 make division Of the profits, ir-
stesd of Shich be put TO sea at night, leav-
irg them almost entirsly without provisions
and ammunition. The men sre reduced to
mere skeletons. They were taken to the
hospits', and Reddy is not expected to live.
The Whereabouts of Bartelle ia not known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

JAMES R. GILMORE, th5 man wio woai
from Washington to Richmond with peace
proposals to President DAvis, delivered CT
address 10 Baltimore last week, in which ne
confessed that hs mission was not sincsre,
but was deIusion and snare to which
President Liocolu was party, and was q
scheme devised, not to bring about the close
of ths war a1d the cessation of the expendi-
iuye of blood aud treasure, buS simply ard
solely to kill the peace party at the North
end to secure Mr.. L'ncoln's denomination.
The republican party vac conceived 10 fraud
and born In iDiquity, aud from present indi-
cations It ~ die under the same conditions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23
ForMalaria, Liver Trou-
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Oh. What a Couch

Will you heed the warning. The signal ror-
baps of the sure approach of that moro terrible
disease Consumption, Ask yourselves if you
afford for the sake OF saving SOC, to run the NIX
snd do nothing for it. We know from experctce
that Shjlohs Cure will cure your cough it
never fails. This explains why more tina 3
Million Bottles were sold the past year. 1t re-
lieves Group and whooping cough at orco.
Mothers, do not he without it. For larae b ok
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

Dr.. James @. Am strong. once prcmi-
dent minister In the Presbyterian aud Ept-
copsl churches, died suddenly in Atlanta
Yesterday from spop'ezy. For several year.
he was rector of st. Philips Church at Atlanta,
of which the late Rev. u. NJ. Funston was rector
At the time Of his death last week. DR.. Armstrong
Was at one che time Iecto tfMoaumental Church
in chmond. He had an unfortunate eseapade
Iii Cincinnati q few cars since and was suspended
Tom the mirist.Y. For tue past few years he
has blen lec.ur;ng &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

"Whet ia home without motbe.?" Whs
it Ia about es Comfort esq az a msnteipiece In
winter time without bottle Of D.. BuD's
Cough Syrup.
Tic douIoureux or neuralgia can be Der-
msnently cured by the use OF 5aivstion Oil,
Price 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

A MEMBER of the Uoited Pfeeby teriaa
Church has withdrawn from the Farmers
Alliance ~ Pennsylvania because, afterjoin
Ing it, be found that it was secret orgsni-
zstien, aud therefore sgaias. tho ordinances
of his church. In free country evsry man
hes the right to prefer politics to religion, or
the reverse, If it shall please him to do go,
out euch country is certainly no place for
a secret political orgep;z ,tion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

It Ia not always perfectly safe to sooihe
the baby with opium preparations. but you
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

iFA citizen of monsrchicsl government
had witnessed the proceedings of the U. :.
House of Representatives last Friday ind
Sa'u,day, and seen the Speakerof that booy
c,unt quoruma By enumeratng as present.
members who ware mile away. apd refus
ing to eucmi, questions to an aye aod no
vote GA the demand OF opeifth of those
present. as provided By the Constitution bis
previously conceived ideas of free iosiic-
Ei,ni would have baen knocked into cock
I'd hat, and the question that would have
ns..reily suggested itse!fto him, would have
been whether the arbitrary rule OF The Car
of Russia, which being perpetual has every
reason to be i1st and none to be otherwise
would rot lie better than that OF q msn
whose power vii! cease at the expiration OF
eight daye, and whose party was defeated
by nearly o million majority OF the voters oil
the country, snd nearly three million OF
that OF the white voters, IN y three months
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

There is much in good blood bnt II I'll
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only remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

For an unpopular President, the rem aaY
is the ballot; but Tor impure Bloca A. b u
Alternative.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

Peasant 10 the taste and readily takfa !:
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

Drunkenness and the craving for iG1nT
banisbed by dose OF Simmons Liver IT,
Iator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

Qle dollar a year Will cover ysu doc OF
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-23

No harm ever done by the use Of simu Us
Liver Regulator.