Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-03
NEWS OF TIE DAY.

george BreuIey, tHC LIEU patieuo w 10 IL
ocuated With Koch's lymph 10 this country
died In Nsw Haven.
Bcsarquef, young EoGllshmsn, who vas
bitten by rsttlesnake in Daytopis, Fla,
died in great agony.
The new institute for the treatment of
patients By the Koch system was opened In
New York yesterday.
Al eff,rt Is being made In England to
compel Mormous either to abandon polyga-
my OF leave the country.
The contee. Over TIE vii OF the late Da1-
lei B. Fsyerwssther. who left several mil
lone to colleges, was begun In New York
yesterday.
Bsrlho!di, the ecu!ptor, says that owing
to the short time tefore the opening OF the
Worlds Fair. in Chlcsgo, be will not otfer
sn exhibit.
TIE American bsrkontiue Joae E More,
OF New York, laden with sugar from Glen
fugoa, CUBA, for Bilsimo:e, has boen Loaf Oh
the Colorado reefs.
The mama ex-senator Frye, OF Maine, Is be-
Ire talked about for the presidency of the
Senate, Ia place OF Senator Iugslls who has
just hsen defeated.
Mrs. Aons Wiz on was frightfully chew
ed and clowed by e pet tom cat 10 New
York yesterday. The Co: has long been a
terror and has bitten several people. 1t was
killed
Governor Pattison, of Psnsy lyania, has
vetoed the joint resolution Of the Legisla-
sure iasiruo ing the United States Senators
frcm Pennsylvania to support the federal
elections bill
George Dtmore and wife. an aged couple
living aaar chesapeake City, Cecil county,
| Md, were asgau'ted by robbsr In their
| houes OF Sunday eight, snd the formsr may
die ALFRED Stout. co!cred, Sas arrested on
suspiciou.
The discovery 10 NV York of musty old
will, just mede known, reveals remark
ana story Of he struggle for the property OF
George P. Gord1n. the millionaire printing
| p,e3s manufacturer eud inventor, twelve
,ea-s si;er the property Wss divided among
others than thnse for whom it was intended.
Emna F. s'er, young married woman.
f! WIS arrested shortly before midnight last
night in NV York. She had her two chil-
drsn With her, ard was about to jump OF
| tue Dove. street dock With tde children IN
/ b 81 arms She said she had nothing to live
/ FIR, ann wanted 10 put herself and her chit
dren out Of misery.
! Adycen fe5m Chilli state that after cat
lie lasting several hours the regular troops
| have reoccupsd Valparaiso. According to
these advice the insurgents lost heavily,
acc IL Is believed tire revolt will be speedily
suppressed. President Baimsceda has sent
600 troops to Aucud. on the Island of Chi
oe, cff which naval engagement was
fought recently.
At Barry, H.. yesterday, William Brad
icy. brakeman, was discharged on account
of drunkenese. He vent to see his sweet
beart, but in bis ipebriated condition she
would have nothing to do with him, and be
proceeded to her brothers. blacksmith shop,
heated al ircn re d-hot, fitted 1t 10 a wise
and then pressed sgain5tlt. The cleaning
weapon penet a.ed his body and he will
die.
Richard D. Youag, the perfumery mer-
chant OF New York and NJ. @. Rlctardt, his
oonfie al clerk, were arraigned for trial
yesterday 10 Patterson, N. ] uuder the iD-
d'c.ment for conspiracy to ruin the coed
mama of the perfumer's wife, Mrs. Emma B.
Young, found some time ago. Il s charged
that Young wse seeking TO get divorce
! from his wife and arranged with Richardt
to take her to hotel in Paterson, where,
with o companion named Theodore w. Tor
rey, he broke into the room where they we're.
Torrey was aso indicted, but has since
| died.