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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
YIR9IMTs EEWH

The republicans OF Richmond end Lam
caster counties have nominated T. &. Car
istt far the House of Delegates.
Thomas F. Buck, e noted buu!er, Of
Front Royal. Warren, county, wac Gus CT
Tuesday, and IS the result Of half davis
sport brought home wlth him six foe wild
turkeys, one each for each shot made.
Several booksellers In New York ond
Philadelphia have been swindied by young
Inan who represented himself to be Tbomss
Chancellor, Ct charlottesville, end who sold
each of them g pocket Bible which he de-
osred to have belonged to Gen. "Stene wsll''
Jackson.
Robert e. Downmen, CLERK of the County
Court of Fsuquier county, died Wednesday
after long illness OF heart dlsesse, aged SO
years Mr. a. r. BArtenstein has been ep-
pointed Clerk till the next regular election
In May 1893 to fill the vacancy ocossioDed
by the deaih OF Mr.. Downmao.
Fire b:oka cut last night In the large drv
goods and furniture house of Umstadter &
Co., Norfolk. The entire stock On tho sec
oud and third floors vas destroyed by
e smes nnd weter. Part of the Western
Union telegraph building YVES destroyed,
cut communication On their aites con-
tipued. The total loss snou0ts TO $50 000
Edward Daniel, aIias William HezsIaoo6,
ws3 arralgued in Roanoke yesterday for the
murder of Thomas G. Massis, prominent
real estate broker OF that city. Massis wss
assaulted on the night of December % Inst,
receivjag two blows. from which 10 died
ioug days later The affair was shrouded In
mystery, the detectives for long tims fill
ing to attain any o!ew.
a difficulty occurred yesterday evening
IN The read near Bnrnt Ohimpeys, in Henry
county, hetreen James Green and Jamea
HaDkiDs, both young fsrmere, Hsnkine
fred pistol at Green, but missed bis Gin.
Green then fred shotgun, lodging iesG
OF shot in RANKING face apd shoulder
HsnkiDs is In critical condition. The
difficulty was the renewal Of 81 old feud.
Governor Mckinney has appointed twsse
delegates from 1bis Stale 80 tha Georgia
Road Congress, which meets OF Atlanta, OC-
tobe, 90 Near!S ell the delegates ere ed!
tors Of town papers. Governor Northeo,
OF Georgia, Ia the president Of the body, and
It was as his instance that delegates were
appointed from this Stats. Among those
nresent we're Col Thomas Smith. Warren
ton, and Henry Fairfax, Loudoun.
The Trial Of Hupter Duvail, oolored,
charged with So attempted indecent assault
on lady 10 the grounds of the Uaivers5s
OF Virginia, ended g. Charlottesville ysster.
dag egering In verdict o'gnil.y, Nth
tweive years in tha p,ultentiery. Tns tas-
sinony was very conflicting, az! the pg5i.o
expected sn acguittal, or &C least jlDg
jury. The lady Ia question is Mrs. Arm,
strong, OF Dallas, Texas, who Is Visi;iug
Charlottesville,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
The Steamer DISPATCH Ashore.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10 The U. s. 8 Dig
patch went ashore laet night In beavg gale
on the Assataague Shoels, or the east coast
OF Virginia, about sixty niles northeast of
Cape Charlee. A. the shoals stretch out to
sea fer many miles and the ship struck on
the outside, It is not known exactly in how
greet peril Chs and her crew are at present.
Il is impossible to reach the chip from the
shore at present. Tbs Dspatch left New
York yesterday end was on her nay TO
Washington s7bsp che vent aground. The
Ysn,ic will be nurried down to the scene of
the accident, from ;be Brooklyn navy yard,
aa soon 80 ahe Gan be got under wey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
w jF s 0Gg.
E1Presiaent Cevelsud's baby will

Ez-Pfeeiden1 Cleysland's baby vii! be
ne 1asd Ruth.
Another tea thousand barrel nil eusieF
wse struck IN the Mcdonald field, near
Pit!sbur2, yesterday. Tue new yell is
fully half mile from the celebrated Green
lee aud Forst well, which IL row doing clcse
to 1900 berrels day.
The President yesterday detailed District
Commissioner Col. Henry NJ. Roberts, Uni-
led States engineers. tcE gerving eisewhete
sban on the beard of commissioners of the
DISTRICT of Columbia aud put Capt. VIM. l..
Rossall Ia his plaza.
It Ia reported that President Mayer. OF
the Baltimore and Ohio, ard President Bs-
con, OF the Baltimore aud Onio Southwest
ern, have negotiated deei in LopGcn oy
which the Baltimore sn6 Ohio will gain COD
troi Of the Ohio and Mississippi.
Yesterday, near Forsyth, Ga. J. 0. Gas
sett had q dispute With four Thomas broth
ers ebont stool, depre datioDs. ThomeH gent
10 Gassett's Thursday evening TO whip him.
Gaesett'B daughter, Lizzie, coming to her
fathers defense, was shot TO death.
R. O. Vaughan. wsil-kDown business
maa oil Fremont, Nab, committed suicide
yesterday ng lying un6er freight car, with
his neck soross the track, SO tia. when ,ha
train stertsd bis head was cut off. Ibe
weywardness OF COZ, who is wanted for
burglary, is supposed TO have driven
Vaughan !usapo.
II is expected tba5 there viii be @ post
ponemen5 CT sill tia very important cases
before the Supreme Court which was ex-
pected 10 come up at the beginning CT the
October term, which opens ou Monday. The
SayWerd caee, tbA oases invog ing the valid
ily CT the Mckinley tetiH act, the lottery
cGEes and others which are OF sufficient i'm
pcrance to require that they should 90 con-
eiGered by the full court. or re least By SUBJ
eisntiaiiy fill court, will probsb!y so over
rptii sle IN November. The reason given
for Ibis is thai tbere will be at least two OF
the jasiioea absent, and possibly !hEss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
i1rrEN BY sNAKE.-Last Friday afternoon,

Is1TrEN BY A sNAKE.-Lsst Friday afternoon,
while Mr.. A. B. Bowel, of Leesburg, was with
some lsdies gathering wild ferns in tho vicinity
of Round Hill, he was bitten on the middle finger
of the right hand by anake supposed to hsvo
been of tho copper head species. AS soon as no
was bitten Mr. Dowell with commendablo pres
cnce OF mind wrapped his handkerchief tightly
around the finger above the wound and drove
quickly TO Round Hill. There DIR. Copeland was
called in and everything necessary WAS done for
his relief; In little while sitter tho handkerchief
WAS removed the hand and arm began to swell,
and soon, clear to the shoulder, became three
times the usual Sis, while tho foger was much
oi,colored. DR.. Copeland however, faithfully
piled the remedies ard succeeded in srresting the
progress of tho poison and afeer a few houts Dir.
Dnwell WAS considered out Ct danger, though for
"a to SO hours he sHffered GOOD deal OF pain.
AT last accounts he was getting along all right,
thong tho hnnd and arm were still much swollen
II was pretty close call and but for his prompt
action might have had micro serious result =
Mirror,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
Foreign News.

LONDON. Oos 10.-Rioaard O. Jebb, the
famous Greek professor Of Cambridge Uni
versity. wes to-day elected TO Parliament by
tae Cambridge University constituency to
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF the
b. Hon. Henry Rsikes, late Postmaster
General.
LONDON, Oct. 1O-Tae body OF the late
Right bon. YIN. Henry Smith, IaIe conaet.
ystiva leader in the Honss of Commons,
vas removed this morning from Wslmer
Castle Denr DIAL, eDrouto 20 Hambledoo.
near Heney-on-Thsnes, Ozfotdshire, where
lt will hp inferred. Is accordance with The
dasire, dn'iog llfa Of !he dead man. there
was en- entire absence Of dicp!ay ct his fnne-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
Parnell's Funeral.

LONDON, Oct. I0-Au enormous con-
Course of people surrounded Walsinghsm
Terrace this morning when the cssket con-
tanning the remains of tho late Mr.. Parnell
was taken from tho house. Tns body wss
placed In go open hearss and ct 1915
O'Clock, p. M, the oortege started for the
railroad station amid 8 terrific dovnpour OF
raiD Immediately following the hesrse In
mourning cosohsa YVES the committee Of
Mr.. Parnell's colleagues in Parliament who
bad bean selected to eacort the body to
Holyhesd. The route to the railroad eta.
tlon vas lined with masses OF people.
az the station the remains we're placed on
the funeral oar and started for Wiliesden
Junoiion. The -emsins will not pass through
LoBdon, as at azst proposed. Mrs. Peruell
!s unable TO accompany the remains 20 Dab
lin. Bho is too Ill to undertake the journey.
Ii Is understood tbet the late Mr. Pr.
neii's family ara opposed 80 having his &C.
mains ipisgrad In Glasneyen foT the reason
that it is Catholic cemetery. The dead
leadsr's Drothes-ia-lag. Mr.. MoDarmots,
teesrspded sa 'o:lows 80 Mrs. Parnell:
"Chsrie's f..ter is buried iu the family
vault at Mount Jerome, where Charles
should also he buried. Wire If may insist
upon thls."
To the ABOVE message Mrs. Paruell sent
this answer:
Many thsnks; arrangements completed"
Mr.. MoDsrmo5t also asegraphed to MIR.
Pierce Mahcny, member Of Parliament for
North Meath. ons Of the parliamentary
committee attending to the funoral arrange.
nen;s al Brighton. making suggestions sim-
liar TO those he had msde TO Mrs. ParDeil,
Mr.. Mahony replied
'Mrs. Parnell considers that the strong
Wish ofthe people should prevail"
Mr, MoDsrmott !s not only relative Of
ths dead ,asp 6uS he Is aso the family 3d.
!icjtor.
DUBLIN. Oct. 1O.-Tha Freeman's journal
to-day announces "1ita the mose acute
PAIN" that Msssra. Diion, Sexton, and 9th
ers will be forced TO absent themselves from
tho Parnell funeral tomorrow. The Jour
nal AIDA: "Itihess ii any violence the Irish
people will hold United Ireland reponsi-
ble fog 1t
James Stephens, the e1-eader Of the
Fsuisn Brotherhood, has been assigned
special position 10 the parade whloh, with
out doubt, will be moa5 remarkable turn.
| ag out of the znhssss OF the Itish people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
Railroad & ccidents

La GRANGE, Iud Oct l0-A had wrect
is reported al KsrsllvlIle. this morning, a
che junction TIE Lake Shore and Graui
RepIds railways. Several poop lie werehurs
and great desl OF O. mage 29as done to cara
and freight. al trainq avs Delayed Il wss
collision CT passenger ana freight trslrs
PoUGHKEEPsIE. N Y, Ooa, 1O-Ear!g
this morning 8 heavy freight train 81 go ce
on tia Hudson River soad broke In two
uesr Hyde Park aud 8 loca! freight trsln
Dashed into the rear end Of The broken
train. Two men we're killed. several il.
jureG snd the engine an;l sig cas- wrecked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
The Abingdon Murder Case

ut Abingdon yesterday morning Hon.
John a Buchanan mode 5ae closing argn-
men5 Ia DR.. J. a. T. Bakers Dshslf on the
raotion fer uow trial. He discussed the
entire proceedings fFom thu time DR.. Baker
Ras arrested and carried befcrs s justice up
20 tho time OF his conviction, anG poiosec
cub what he clsimed Was en error IL the
court below, boGn In allowing te6ti-
roony 20 be Introduced inst should aot have
been and the refusal to admit testimony that
shoDiG have been aGmiated to snow Dr..
Bakers Innocence. The secret nsnner o;
sxhuning Mr.. Bakers body wes argued ST
laDSIh IN connection gith Ghs experts test!-
mony. A strong point Wss u,ade By show
ing ths5 the conspiracy cialmed 30 have
been entered into between Mrs. G!imer snd
DE-. Baker to Kill Wynd aan Giimer wac not
concsiVad for months e!tsr the death ii DIR.
Bakers wife. Also che failure OF she Com
monwsslah 20 introduce any one 1ho at
tended tha deata-bed OF MrF. Baker
wss akliul.g banded, and the fact
brought ous by the Common Weal5h that
Dr. Baker had invited Miss Rowcna B,aty to his
houss the evening before his wife died, and that
she had remained until 10 oclock the day OF the
death, and left Mrs. Baker sitting up IN the bed,
WAS used with greas force TO rebuilt the confession
detailed by Mrs Gilmer that Mrs. Baker was
psralyzed The day preceding her death. Extracts
from the letters were resd showing that DR.. Bsk-
or never replied 10 one OF them, even if received
By hun.
Inc circuit judge will not probably render his
opinion before next week. as the record is an ex-
ceedngly lengthy one. and q large number Of
authorities have boon cited on both sides.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10

The KN1eHT1NG CEREMONY When an
Engiishmsp Is about 20 be knighted ne re-
csiyes notification to that efsot, accompa-
MED by slip OF psper, which affords him
full instruction az 30 the manner Of his be.
haVior when IN the royal presence, with a
foot note telling him tbs time that the train
by ghich be is supposed 10 trsvel starts for
Osborne or Windsor, ss the case mag be.
Esch oaa of sbe knights designated enters
the royas presence sing!y, and the sword in
its ecscbsfd-yery mnoh resembling an old
cavalry weapons placed upon the shoul-
der Of each by the scve-e'rr when this
hss heen done the newly nle,ie kGie bs Kisses
the queens band, bscks out, is entertained
at lnooheon, and, befors lac7lng, siens his
meme il the q7ean's nifft. hook.-Chdtter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10

GRASS FOB A MoIsT MEADOW "A moist
mesdow msy be made very productive
without drslniog, II tSs right klnd Of grasses
are sown on it. Il dspends on The condi-
ton OF moissness. however. Iftbis is vet
pess, and water stands On the sutfsce fer
any length Of time, the ceae Is different and
DO coed variety OF goes will co we'll unit!
the stsgnans water is removed. Sow ten
pounds of timothy, twenty pounds OF red
tops, and twelve pounds OF Alsike clover
pef ecre.-Me1D York Times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10

s. NEGRO wss lynohed III Nebraska ss;seE-
day. rot in spsrsely settled country asigh-
borhcod, bnt in the popul0us city Of Oma-
ha, from the jail of which he was taken By q
mob, despite tho efforts Off large police force
and the protect OF the Governor of tbs
State. Some crimes that deserve ips.snt
deeth receive that punishment in the North
as we'll as In the South, bet 1t is only when
such Is the csse in the latter that 1t is point
ed TO IN the North ss evidence Of "a low
store o. civilization"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
s 7, ExA N DIR I A " a
SATURDAY EVENT., ocToBER 10.
I,-,-,cr T,AmAR. Of the o. s. Supreme

IrrsTTCE LAMAR. OF tnS U. g SupAN'No
Court. when s U s, Senator, said TIE o0u'n
bod io,o s,oes ceased 10 ezpeot fair repre-
sanitation in the North. II realiy does seem
jmpossibIe for northern peopie to obtain cor
yecs information about the condition OF al
fsirs in the South. As proof OF this, II is
only necessary to cal attention TO the TACT
that the New York Tribune, which has the
men and the money, sad, it is supposed, the
inclination, to get correct intelligence se
iesss about It's own party In the Son'h, tel's
its renders throughout tbs North, thes 'iS
:oc,,s now re IF republican nominations
would be made In every county IL 9irR'nia'
and the party organization everywhere
brought to their support; that the late ho-
spoke convention has taught Gen. MsnoDe
thss he cannot soil the republican party, sno
thss the men wno met ct Roanoke ably ois-
CHARGED duty which places republicans
uenerallv under obligation to !hem for say
inr tas party honor" Now, nothing is BET
Ter known throughout Virginia, among men
nj I'll nsrtles and factions, then the facts
thst the recsnt meeting of the kickers 81
Roanoke amourted to nothing, that not
dozen counties were represented In 1t, snd
that The republicans even OF those sepndiate
,s: that there will rot be dozen republican
csndldases for the Legislature in the whole
State next month, and thatGen. Mahoneis the
acknowledged hesd and front OF the Virgin
ia republicans, cad is even supported as such
by republicans who concede that the party
would be stronger IL he would retire from
it's leadership. The Tribune should not de-
osiye It's readers, especially when the means
Of giving them correct information can be 30
easily obtained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10

JUDGE GRESHAM says: "If public opinion
canuot be honestly expressed in authorized
ways our elections will become expensive
and useless mockeries, and free government
will exist only in name" This shows that
che Judge does not approve Of the pnrchsse
of voters in "biooks o; five" That he does not
have the snppors M. Dudley and his pal,
Mr.. ClarssoD, and that, therefore, he sill
have 10 cnance ct the next naliona! reppb-
linsn oonyertson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
Destitution in Russia.

ST PETERSBURG, oot 1O-I, is estimated
that no fever than 'afTty.two millions OF
peasants in Russia a:a aow destitute, and
must be provided I27 toy the next ten
months. Prince Kcraakotf, the head Of q
great family. lives o. Koosewofs bread ae
on example FOR bis aa9vanta end others to
follow during She cAsl al ri ilo.ior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
DIAMONDS IN A BEDS R1LL.-The moe

DIAMONDS IN A BEDS BILL.-The most
novel scheme to deirand Uncle San out OF
a high tariff dnty yes brought TO light 10
Chicago Yesterday when Ii was learned that
q Nee Yancey, OF New York, hac been im-
porting diamonds 10 the hsak OF a large pell-
can. She had bssn hired to get $50. 0C0
worth of the stones for fra in Chicago,
she TO have snug share of tho duty that
was not paid. The bird, for some resaop,
delivered up the jsweIs IN q Nsw York
nnaoh. and tie sehsms leaked out. Mrs.
Yancey. alias hall dozsr nsmes, has made
many Ike trips before across the Atlantic
with her gray bird.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
A Sad Accident.

BANGOR. Me., ool. lO.-Iohn Young, Of
Garfield, to p!assa Ills lGtle {, q geeterdey ST.
lowed tbs BOY 10 plaos . sun s7soss q SUB fa
She yard aad pull tao trigger. Ip4t Ct Ills
monens . yougg daughter % ~ Young ran
before the gun ard tho oba-ea struck her
killing hsr instantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
ELIXIR

PLEA9ANI J1MUN DBINh'
For billiousnola and constipation, take Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, tsko lemon
Elixir
FOR sick and nezvous headaches, take Lemon
Elixir.
For slooplessness and nervousness, take Lemon
Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility, take lemon
Elixir.
For fovers, chilli and malaria, take Lemon
Elixir.
Dr.. Mozely's Lemon Elixir viii not fail you in
any Of tho above named diseases, alt Of which
arise from torpid or diseased liver, stomach kid
neys or bowels
Prepared ooly by DR.. H. sTozLEY, Atlanta Ga.
60c and 81 90 per bottle ut druggists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
Keeping Up the Strife

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 10.-At the en-
nusl reunion OF New England survivors Of
rebel prisons yesterday, committee was
appointed to frame resolutions denyiog the
Published statement OF The Late Jeffsrson
Davis that Dofthorn prisoners in southern
prisons were treated no Sosse than the ex;-
gencies of war demanded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
Reduced Rates to the Woman's Christian
Iemperance Union, Richmond. Va.

Fer above occasion the Richmond and
Canville Rsilroad will cell ro1nd-trp tick.
ers 70 Richmond, Va, and return, at the
following RATES from points named below.
Texas ca sale &C. her 10 10 %. Inclusive,
- returning uuji October 81 n. 1891 !:
Bu,scVla.,, 50 Go; Danville. SIS As; South
Boston. IS 40; Uinrkesgilie, SIS 80; Lynch
burg, s. 80. BATES from intermediate points
70 same proportion,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10

1t is announced that the Farmers Alliance of
Minnesota viii build million bushel wheat ele-
vator st West Superior. Tho elevstor will be
built by stock company composed wholly Of
grain growers. The capital stock 100000, ls
70 be divided into shares of $40 eacn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10

said II cannot believe that any democrat
can be guilty of lukewsrmpess." With the
Force bill staring him In the face, the DE-
mocracy of 8 man who is useWerm In the
coming election nay we'll be questioned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

&kw yoas. Oct. 10-rho stock market this
morning betrayed no change in its temper from.
that OF the preceding few daya. but remained
quiet and with dealings of an most purely pro-
fcssonal nature. There was, however, p fair dc
gree Of strength exhibited and sftor firm open
ing fractional gains were made I'll over tho Iist.
The late dealings we're entirely devoid OF feature
OF any Kind and at IL o'clock the market, while
steady to firm, was very dull at insignificant sd-
vsnces over first prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10

ME. BUTLER, president of tbs Farmers'
Alliance OF North Carolina, ssys: I'VE in-
tend to stand by the subtreasury plan If 1t
splits the democratic party of the South
wide open" Well, il the dsmocrstic party
of the South shall allow itself TO be split
omen By such mcusher as Mr.. Butter. the
wider the split the better. Indeed COM
plete ev!soerstion would not De too savere
fats Tor party that would permit every
material interest OF Its section to be destroy
81 by ouch men as Mr.. Butler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10

Despite TIE very tesE attention bestowed
upon the baby, 1t will grow s!ck and
troublesome by reason Of colo, diarrbes,
teetbing etc. Do NOS fell, then, to nee DR..
Bun's Baby syrup Price 25c,
a had cese cs:ar- j. - f1anZa will al.
ways yted 10 "a, nli!d - 80; qc,ities of
Old saul's C,.5sfrh Cure. P.Ics onls 25
certe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
Marine Disaster

OTTAWA, Oct. 1o.-1he Marine Department
has been notified OF tho tos! wreck ten miles
from Mopcton, N. B., of tho schooner winora.
TIVE men lost their lives At the time the vessel
went ashore. The captain snd surviving mem
bers OF tho crew are entirely destitute. There is
no insurance on the schooner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10
DIED.

Suddenly on Friday October 9th, at 3 2. N
JESoI 4 NAY, daughter of Jessie aud May Penn,
aged ono year and four months
A precions ono from ua has gene
voice We loved is stilled.
A place is vsc5nt in orr home
Which never can be flied.
funeral to. morrow Sunday at p. M. from
the residence of her grandparents, 423 Queen
street. Friends and scquantances arc invited to
attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10

Oar readers are requested to use SILVA
ton OIL for all paine. It is cure cure. Prizes
25 cents.
"For forms Of government let fools con-
te-t.n Fer ordinary lIfs II ia enough TO
know that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup cures
coughs and colds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10

THE republican campaign in Ohio seens
10 be carried On chiefly by meaps OF the
spids system. Spurious tiu medals, ecun-
terfei5 preseutmepts of Che silver bill, end
deceptive explanations o.! thc Mckinley bill,
and ite effects, are the staples of which aif
employed in that canlpsign make theiT am
mon;t!on for discussion and debate. And
no7q, to cap the olimsx, the republican,
bsve engaged the services of che most no.
so.ious li,eTsry orlhber of the age, e1-sen'
ator ingalls,, to help tbsm in their hour Of
axt-ennity
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-10

THE FAMOUS George Francis Train made
a speech In New York or the 1st Inst, in
which he said:
"Two adveHturers sre dead. the third,
Psrnell, has run his course snd Will oe oeau
within week. The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
psyobic,oahle brings the news. Inc Wooi .
tporId Is a conductor and sna the key," and
ranjdjy Swapping bis fngers he wound mp
wisb. "BopIsngsr, bosster Bamscada, ban:
dis. and Parnsl. poltoon, all dead, atop OF
.he smoking heaps .! the ambitious Of toe
nhiyelry OF three gallant nasioneiitiee-Cni-
iens. Freuchmsn and Irishmen."
On the 9Th met. Mr., Parnel died. as the
sneeob referred to IS attegted by reliable
hearers. Mr.. Treir has demonstrated HE
skiI "a e proohst, srd should set up as
fortune teller.