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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26
HERs Or /" DsY.

Ps.s. Fete-. q Cr=a5rszTilEe, NJ BE-
es-e sz56ss5y trsass ysE@esy AID s-icsd
g 0aa;. esr.
ss..p- s.s,zsa dzszasss 9r. Blsile=
data. Of sny iafsosioo o. accepting Preei-
oe-:saI rocirssoa.
Prutreas Miil= asn, Ii i ess5. VIZ insss
q sss iEro5es-soa 0: : zoe.sl ssZiE Essi-
are Z iae E3oe q 2spressatas5Tes-
Darrz o7srrsl in Tor Goald'= notoEi.
q. o5c- Z Ns- Fc,k. yesterday. Jcsspa
Sslzcz soos al killed Ico=. NoEs1, ne
ooo-e. Il fts paacs-
L5szfsoans Araauy, resirad o5e, 9!
ste Ers1 s-Er, taE besa arrested % ne
c.srxe .. ssa@rsfars The Si-o1as Dalls,d
Il 2sE5=, ez t.s - i.ss-
d4szlirz Il PI.S5zg WEE bloEo to
a5ocs II 81 eIploEoo c: rat1rsl gas yssis.
ds7. Tce Auiis coaas1irg q ssTsc p6opss
e.cz5sd Eish Il a.iss ao1e d Which ars a
ia.
3, Ss-:eIls VS. stricken with spa.
oC- Il Cooeo,d, =. f. 1a1Hdsy night
s-d lid ~: Co,ring. h Eza under seo'
szcee q dessa ~ lhe Eurds7 Of hs bso.ss'i
Hiram sa~i=l-a.
TIE irsa,io, @. hoy TrioisE CssaoEc
! C.orca, PEusdslphLs, Eas oufasd oai yes
,e:dsy oF lanes soss broke eat ron =oHe
1rEaov- csCss :ozs gtfer The Eornins ser
F:eE I'D o=e- eoceiCd5d- i Tss IL III:
c1E-c-! ard thsE sasPoen Gisard'= eo=oy !sy
Il. GBoy yasfs, AID il Z ssid tnas the eng.
III .! LcnztslloE= ETa1gs1Ie Tss oar15d
t1e;e.
Ire 7oicseo o. CoEus, IN Mexico, L il .
ssase :: 7iole1: eruption, throwing ous ne
1sr5cz= ToluEss 0. law, hzhas and 5oeke,
vile re oo1csry u, uiies around Il uiu-
-f-zted o. she asCss which 5urEi froo ihs
c.a.s.z. # With soe.e s,e two. Asnss a'e
asy.ed distance Of 30 miles BY sieoos
vida. La. Wednesday ths sruption Sa.
czYffe1:stIy Tioieni, sid FaS secon psuied
.. cocEs Of earthquake which caussd re
Collapse Q. r1cber q hoo5ss IN TIE CITY OF
Colins. Earthquake Ehock= we're sL=o te't
;. a. z.ess di=3aros 81 Jah5co sod Aea-
paieo
E==u people vera killed IN collision
-e;Eaec sh= .zsi s: Louis eIprsss scd TIE
Niagara express OF the New York Csntrsi
Railroad gre nile nor,r o. Hsssiuga Thurs-
osJ u1gat. The terrible disaster wa= due to
sre earelss.ess= q brakeman d the Bui.
flo express. which was lying E!ill below
Hs=,ingz. h S=d and bsa TO; yet been
.oucd He Iefr bi= unif7ru in the train AID
put On bi= cis:z:r'a clo;bes- TIE !ocou olive
Of the s.. Loai= exp,esa train crashed into
the rsar each Of the Niagara express aod
zeTersi csrs, uos.iy sIeepefs, Eere badly
wrecked. To sdd 20 The hoTor OF the wreck
ne locomotive o. the g. Louis express ex.
pso5ed a1d ,be eseapiug stean did deadly
work among the uufcftunstea Tho were IL
toe wrecked csrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26

BzAHZo Els WIFE H-u FLA--Izos-A
horrible murder took Place 8. Lowell, A2zz.,
Ttu:sis: nisas, though i. wsa TWO O'clock yes
.@1dsy norD;rz bstore the crime Tss repo-tsd 20
he papers The ns-1erer is Frank L Hollion,
dis=ipa, barber, VITO beas oat ,he brains OF his
~ife,4lus Z. Noulton. with dA.-i-on- lie appears
% have ben Ole; az fhe time OF committing ihe
crime. A. 4o9i.on E=ll: .he Say, .hiE quarrel
bsgau il I'D oscs-ss his vile would 10: give hin
,ooa encegb sLa alsppe3 lis fsce, AID re ;Eied
20 ch.ks nez. Tneyth sro=e, pay1isliy dressed,
and went 8. i sg1in, when he got 1.:-iror. sli
after askinz her il Ehe would give ~, 20 1bica
she Es;6 10, ne =sy=: i Ie. her hare ste E.:-
irou tnree Zines Sc ha,d s. eoalc hit-" The SrE.
blow telisd heI, and asr face AID head IA pounded
OF O. E.spe- Ore ear L severed, and the skull
fractured. Mention Eays: u did the job snd
i.s q ID good one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26

Tgoss wzo &c! ayea Cafissmaz with md
e,atiou, tel soe be;ser f., /. to-dsy; those
WHO prodoced Wi, eniogueot to ezoess
sse! tce were. Tnere Ebou.d De moderation
In I'll thicgs, out in nooe more than ia
shose having relation 70 Chris:nas. II ap-
pie eide, ard cinrsuor beer had been the
only beverages conzuue1 yesterday. sone
appstitez would have been cstEer a. TIL;
nornlpg'a beeaktsat. and there would nave
BEEN fewer headaches. However, Christ
uas comes bus once year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26
Murdered 5ya Eolld-bs-Ba6sgroon.

Murdered 5y Wolld-bs-Bo6egrooo-
B8NGaLN. Ala Dac. SS-TiIlisu
R=ese s1d Sadie B.oSn we're 20 have be=n
ua,ried 20 day and ye=.erday =be nade nia
= Cari=tnza pf=s=nt CT revolver. Tai.
aosciug Is called 5. he, bone 10. ,he Eec.
ding. bof ior E7aa csuse Sadie waited 10
bark oui. They w=,s 10 roou bg ttea-
-elv5z and high To.d= were hss,d oss=esa
.aan- TIE EEK; .atng sas pistol .sos
r. had killed ne 9oasn WIN az, Ch;i.-
nae pr :enl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26
10. Do 90

TE zz2CSIICAs msrnoerz OF TIE fst7,'
e-s' AlEacos II Ksrsze iafes'e7 % vote .oe
REPUBLICAN tleze. hs;eates unlez tos
dsmoe.s.lc menberz % sce of2auizaSioo IL
tas =ootn .. tbeF e3ruzry usssiDg, promise
e we ar ihid party candidates. Il lie
,eouo!icza usnoers If 1hs Alliaoce il Oa.o
detss.sd Gs7sruor C.upb=ii ias. fall oy de-
seriog ioe t1ird pa'zy AID voting ios
gqzi2ot rspoo lcza tieks;, while al tts
denoe.asic ne@be,= o. tts Alliance Tefs
ioo.. Il o5ga o aad . tass orzao zs'lor
azd yo.ed ~ and parfy siek=s, the iarez,
relsrted . wzs uoasoes-sK7. Sc every bods
zpo1. &c republican Ailsnce uen vo:e ne
reoso ie1a tsexsE x1eos7e, and ~hefsTsf Is
il p3=.lD-e 81 t-zi .sckss % DC else'ed. Ins
4 .aa9e dsu1era.- II .oe soaih are ~sa
azzfs q ;nA=; I'D os=ides, scey KEW trai
NV, VIII sae osael tofsai Of tue Passsge
Of toe Eorce III .inzlpz IL sreit s4t=, il 10
Grs tor s2e Tern salse peop.e 20 Dc "a kin
OF s7sc lliakisz u di7i9ing On auy soties.s.
IL. alous II soca :. gogsrnueot paTnsacps
ard ccsap UoEsy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26
TIE D7se P1szs.-It has been subject

TIE DYING PNEs-It has been subject
Of comment for come time that the great
masa Of the young pine trees are dying
ScientiEte have been investigating the
causes, and, as IL usual with scientists, their
explanations have been confusing.
sinev the late fall the evidence of decay
Ing vitality Ia greatly increased. Acres OF
young trees in this Vicinity that were green
and hourieh.ng the whole GUNNER long are
nov az brown aa II they had been through
e hts, end are very clearly past all surgery
OF nature and returning spring. The trees
herea0outs are commonly 7sluelees az tim.
Der, co their decay is no great loss to any.
hody.-GordorscilIs Gazette
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26
Communicated.

Tue BFoaNEs's sEsxoS-Th= Harhs.tzn
Fo1atain, 10. 157 0: shs olde. Of True Eeso-a
era, VIII ha-e special seruou psesched before
than reIE sc13sy eTeuiug. g tae 3rd Es5ii5.
Church tco.ored)- Invitations have beec sers 20
ne seversl Foontsins 70 d present. ReT. z E
Port :, pastor OF the church, will preach the SCI
non. he haz %. lsseiy taken charge o. .his
church, and oy his energy las suoeeeied in bank
ing one Thousand dollars FOR baii3iaz fund, 20
eEec. new chareh- EeT. Porte. Is one OF The
.o-enos. coiored Bsptiss preachers in this lo1al-
iry. He ssys uoney srd educsSon, And ~
righ: deg oEtuen: viii soive II. FerrleIsd res 70
problem. and sdcs b. al means, he mas. fr.s
sex and e. gcoi reliEien.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26
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seii1g -. 80 - 20 5,-.-ir.-.:-,7
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,s.S-y@d 20 = cntI Cal1fs4. gil 53cc % cl=-
;-s..s6 ssd ~, tts ds.roetz.ic m7Icn 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26

PRECEDENT GARFIELD made show OF
hts aged mother when ne waa inaugurated,
and now, according 70 bill that hae beer
Introduced in the Q. 8. Senate, President
Harrison paradez his wife before the public,
By proposing that The enlargement Of the
White House shall be in accordance with
"the architectural design Of Caroline scolt
Harrison" But there ig No accounting fer
taatA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26

TEE FEoEIDA ORANGE CRoP.-Mr. Max.
hall q. Counsliy, an expert statis..ciau on
the Florida orange crop, estimates this
year's crop at from three and a-quarter to
three and a-hsli million boxes. Mr. Con-
Dally says the crop ia about tTo-fiths
marketed. Prices rule lower this year than
Last, the average gross price being sly per
box at the MARKET The growers are get
ting s6out 81 ocx on.y. LIS years crop
ia 750, 000 boxes larger than lset year'5.
Tbs hult is smaller, put iGily ss foe In
favor. There mas been no frost TO hurs yet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26
CzlEtaEdc.

Tsas7oS, y J.. Dc. @-7o-dsy i.ths
I5:a Anniversary OF shs rs7o.u:loasry bat.
tle Of Trsnsoa, aud i: F4s asde noszole o.
M lasirg Q. Ine c2rae, ssooe Of uoau.
nea. % sae memory Of Ws=a:ageo. sd ,og
coa:irea..l troop=. Go7=,oor Ab3e.t laid
sh= s.oae at soou while saluse Va. fred
from The Dsieho5,irs halzh.a o7e,lookirg
ths old BATTLEFIELD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26

BANK UsDER TIE CARPET. Lest No
venber, John Hammond, a farmer, living
near Franklin, KY, sold his farm aud after
Ssrd became 20 dissatisfied and Respondent
that IS Hanged himself. Ga Tdursday.
VIM lis vile Uss removing an old Carpet
i.os4 lie h,9r, preparatory 70 LEAVING the
p.ece, og sad O &. Ell bzcks aas found
-ecura.y aicosl untee tge carpet. rns
money was counted AID ioaud 20 amount TO
S15, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26
Bob Sims's Gang.

Three non,hs aga Bob Sim=, the lssder
of q company Of religioais,s in Chocsaw
county, Ala, WISE arrested for running Sd
Illicit diatilIery. Two of hia brothers. Eel.
believers, rescued him, killing bF-
Islander and wounding the deputy in charge.
One OF the brothers ~ss ki!ied. Sims and
the other brother escaped, and have eeen
hunted vigorously ever sioee. Monday
night sims and his gang reappss.ed near
Homack Hill aud attacked the hcuas Of
John MCMILLAN, who had been member Of
the pursulpg posse. They sc. fire 70 the
house, and IS Mcmillan snd the oshe, in
mstes rushed out the gang fred upon them.
John Mcmillan, John Kennedy, and sege-
raj other persoue were wounded. Nine OF
sima's gang were injured and have gone
Wet. The whoie5als slaughter OF the Nc
MILAN family has srooaed both ire clizsns
and the authorities 10 action. Troops and
armed men are hocking 10 the SINS home
stead, where the desperate ard he associates
are Gagged and surrounded o5 sheriff :
posse. The Governor has ordered the Fifsi
Regiment OF g. ste troops to the aid OF the
sheriff, and they left Tuesday night for the
scene Of action. The troops will have wiki
them field piece for bonDsrdment, IS Il il
believed Sius and his meu viii make dec
perate resistance.
a special from Mobile, Ala, ssya: "a
telegram received this morning gives news
Of the surrender Of Bob Sims Christmas
afternoon to the shsrif's pose, the sheriff
having Obtained q Canon from Baden
springs snd trained il :upoD Sims's house."
At hslf.past four they laid down their arns srd
Bob sius, Thomas Savage snd young savage, Bob
Sims's wife ard shree daughters came ous o. the
house when they we're PuE in irons and the 1ou-
an under guard and al OF them Etar.ed 70 Butler,
the county seat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26

When great preparations were being made
in L1ndon for the celebration of the Great
Queens jubilee, loyal ci!izans anxious to
participate, were rapidly curing ali their
aches and pains beforehand, by generous
use CT Starvation Oil
Give Ii to the cnlidren. Phgsicisns pre-
scrlve il. Thousands nae It. God by all
dealers. Dr. Bull's Coush Syrup. Price
% cent?.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26

The beas 70, the money, saivs.ion Oh
Only 25 cents bossle. Sold every where.
L is great pity 20 zee how many people
allow 3 cough or cold 20 90 uunosiced, and
thus pave .he way 20 an untiueIy grave
from tae efscts CT consumption. 4 pIsss-
snt. safe, reliable and cheap remedy is Dr..
Bull's Cough Syrup. % ca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26
WOODWARD & LQTaaoP.
ooRsR lie IND sTzE
voEre-oy. D
AUCTION Sails.
rR go 1900.
CogMsIosER's SALE q v4LUagl

ClOENI5sIOSEB' Sale CO y4LTL2LE
" CITY PgO7EgIT
By T.ue Q, ctc-ee= -er5s->,5 .! - Cox. -
s.on Coz. ot zee esry q 4 ezIz5-.z -. g re
Is day Of Jui! AZ re 15.z 6! g. D-scszt...
1891 IN sae c1Aucs-y es-5e l.e:eiz -Sr5 u.
wherein she C.ti-a1s' !Ssj2E2. St-S q 5A1,5-
more, ss-JLi-i- l.. cscas.iez-f, sd Geozss = .
VI le;Eh, '-s1irE sEt 6silg s-zcess ---e. =
u rxne sd E.yie c: 4s.Issi g 70. = este-d.
az, ths C,te-z gce., Wa ~zs y is= So : c,sss
Appointed sP%c;sl tccois:io-e- q. IA. s.--
-sosa vi! OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

AUASDzlA aAszEr. Dec 25.-The nH-
kess 20 dsy were extremely quis:, and there is 10
change TO report in prices. Flour moves slsvly,
bat Is firmly ID By nille-s- Thes: ranges f,on
1o 20 SIS. Com IS 70 so. Oats 20 TO II Bye
20 70 s.. BITTER Is 10 % snd in good supply.
Eggs % 70 p. Poultry, Potatoes. Apples, Veal
Calves, Onions and other produce sell 81 IN.
changed figures Hay Is steady. Straw il dull
Millteed and Co..onseed Neal are active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-26

tie 19.h dsr q Jsaos~ 1872

s5e L.. oA- 0. .sz ia. 1-sZ,
n hons Of sse respective PaIee-s C real es.s:e
heIeinaf.e- described Al { S. re bcz.s .e-eir.f-
&. s.ased, sell s. rColic Gzcsioz :zb.ecs 30 :Ae
couti2se1. Iizt. Ct 6oEel o. ee vie of re sad
George ". 4eCleis. t1= & lloE5-s 6as-55es5 ~
estate, ET1s.s = ne ely q 4i=z.oc-.s Virxl--S
or 20 much .ee1eo: Gs Esy = -eczss1-y 20 sz.;sey
srt pa! u f-l t-E E-1 O sEo I-C-ss-5 5Te
hrndred do.ls-s, Wiz ia;<.eg: i1e.slc trc- i.e
IN day 81 Febrox-y, 1881, EoseiLsg viz re
ecStE OF suit A-d OF SAFE:
Ps,oei Ne l, 20 ,. sd 3, 10 COX s. =
Icts3.E. Jac-s-y I9, 1882: ALI IE4T 1T
OF GSOCSO = re mid tifr o. 4lezxucris- Va
bounded s-t 6esc-:b=,- AZ q .aEz: = ~. Ess...
ring O. Ire We! EsGs Q. Cc-c- : sse - -:
2 rzches sc1ia CO P-Llcs ssrees. sE41 sc-l- W.
Ur;cl street. - fees irea 70 re so-f.sG.. l3--
-s- Of s o.ick so-se s-L-cirg zcsa sad lcz iasr
yes. with me sc1 fscs G: ;ze sczto VII q s,ss
haze 80 i5es l !1ch - pssi-cs-ca Q. SO ~ !:
Fheo so1t1 parallel 20 C-;o- s.lez5 5rc.Az 20
.oe cn3 o. sad u-oisc1io1 ten ~es rS--.i-- 20
Price .sre<. =lAh ste soz.s tN.s q - s,1fa
vxll OF sid hoase so fee. .-ch 70 s.s 5s-z.
where sid Wal < Eez y srciks- "a i-ea
so:tt Vim re ess. face q 80 ls.i Eezssr-sd
VAL ard pA,sl.I 20 Uriou s..sei IS .se: irc1ss
% The end Of sid Va thea Eess ,ss-S Z, 10
Price z--ees 90 :ees o IEc5es % ths z6tle q
Ihe square between U1io1 sd Lee .ho-ussiy
"aleEl stress; ,hez -oz.h 7s-Alie, 20 Uu:ea
stree. 50 fee. ircass: shs-ce % sad &.e-S ,he
rorih tscs of ne rorth VAL OF Z hC-se SD
parable 20 Prince sErees Is fee: 20 re bsz.1rg
to1 which grocrd there Are isree-sgo5T a-icE
house aId osher b1i-dlEgz rcszGy used s. piss
5er sad gr;s. Fill
Psiesl No. ?, 20 te sod 81 II o'csoek $
Tuesday, Jszusry 19sh, 1892; 20 VII: III rs.
BEIGE TENEMENT and LOT CT 6EOCSD N
The cit! OF AeIa-dtis. and Sszie o. yi-sszls 81
usse OF the so7ih SIDE OF Dase s.cee., te.=eeu
10y 81 ara Fairfax streets. 6oz16e: B. fot-ozz-
VIZ: Beginning on ne south sioe Of D7ke s4res-
81 point Il zee. inches e2s. O, EeyzI street;
snd running thence soaIa parallel - EoyAi ..-se.
- street.; Ihsree west psrsHe. 80 Duks street II
feet inches 20 RoySl street; tcesce .or-h with
6oysl street "a fest Inches ihe2ee eSss parallel
20 OAK e strdes 10 tee= inches: thence ro-.h
parallel 20 Eoyal street 81 fee. 10 izchts 20 Dale
street., and thence east with Duke stree: - Zee.
20 the point OF beginning.
Terms of sale: One third OF the purchase moray
80 De paid IN cash, SID the reEidle II th-ee eous
instAluenrs S. sr, twelve and eighteen noaihs
from the day OF sSle; the credit ailments car
ryirg interest from she dsy q sac sd the pat-
cnssers giving Their negotiable roses 10, .he cred
Is nssalments The Tile o; The pro perry 20 be re-
.ained until the paIehkse money is psid and $
conveyance directed by the Court CONVEX Arcirc
a. the cost OF the purchasers
FRANCIS L SMITH.
Commissioner OF Sale
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CommiHioneI OF sale

hereby certify thAs Francis L Smith, cora.
n szioner Of sale above named, hss e-ec1.ed bend
with approved 5ecuriIy, scoring 20 lhe terms Of
the decree IN above entitled cause IL the pkral!y
Of $, OCO, condiiiotei according 10 lsw.
JOHN s BEACH,
Clerk Of the Cooperation Court Of the ely Of
Alexardris, Va d,e21 w5w
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INEVITABLY afcer - sing
and hurrying Of The las, NO r==zs
before Chriztnzs there's Z %. o:
things thai arg dusy, nrs=d, I'm
bled, soiled, Clipped or o,h=r~;s9
dafaeed, together WITH Odds al
Ends &c Our sa-es peoP-= ~srz
instructed 70 l4y aide IL sch
goods rather thaa pain th=n O
II me turmoil as Pertac
We prefer TO sci them :, Rem
nants, regardless OF valu=-h=aoe
have marked them q. greas sac-
rice.
We are TOO busy al this wiring
to enter into details, bu; assure you
it viii be Bargain Feast IL
deed, as nearly every department
viii be represented.
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A FAN AND A GLASS ICE CREAM SODA
a ior DC st
ie22 ERNEST L. ALIENS.
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New Years, leave you order al once
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ASDEIA

~ GOODS DELTvssED I, ALzx-
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To have your cards engraved Tor
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ING SIZE

INEVITABLY after - sling
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DRY GOODS

Decen5W 2G. 1861
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.V, nra=d IN
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deed, as nearly every department
viii be represented.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-12-19
A Mammoth Moose.

The head of monster bull moose was
exhibited at Carbon, Me-, recently.
There were nine prongs on one norm
and eight on the other, the spread Of
the antlers measuring five feet. The
moose, which must have weighed fifteen
hundred pounds at least, was shot by a
Frenchman on the American side of the
St. John river. The hunter, with a
companion, was asleep by camp fire
in the woods, when he was awakened
in the middle of the night by the moose
smelling over him. He soon got his
rife and with one shot dropped the ami
NAL to his knees, finishing him with
the other bullet. It was fortunate for
the sleeping Frenchman that he escaped
alive, for the bull moose is an ugly Gus
toner, especially under such condi-
tons as those stated. The hunters were
so far away from the settlements that
it was impossible for them to bring in
more than the head and hide of the
moose, which was probably the largest
ever killed in Maine.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-12-19
DEATH ON CATS.
A. MastiR That Destroys Felines and
Then Submits to Punish ment.

A. MastiR That Destroys Eelines and
Then Submits to Punishment.
A Massachusetts gentleman has a
large dog, cross between an English
mastiff and a St. Bernard, which is
very fond of killing cats, says the
Youths Companion. Indeed, it is prac-
tically impossible to keep cat at the
stable, so fond is Karl of destroying
them. He has been whipped and
chained up, but though in general he is
we'll behaved he cannot in this respect
be brought to reason.
Whenever Karl kills a cat, which hap
pens every week or two, the groom is
in the habit of digging a grave, and
then making the dog bring the body Of
poor puss to the spot. Karl takes the
body of his victim to the place, which
has now become quite populous GENE
terry, and while the grave is being dug
he lies beside it, licking the cat all over,
as if preparing her for burial.
When the grave is ready, he invaria-
bly, gives puss a vigorous nip on the
spine, as if to make sure that she is
really finished, and then taking her by
the back of the neck, he gravely drops
her into the hole prepared for her.
When all this is over, he follows the
groom to the stable to be whipped. He
knows what is coming, and evidently
accepts it as a necessary part of the
process of killing cat; but it does not
in the least prevent him from disposing
of the next pussy which is brought to
the stables
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-12-19
Mons Dress in Kansas.

According to a local authority Kan.
sas man to be in style must wear soft
hat and sack hat for business and a
Prince Albert coat for full dress occa-
sions. This authority estimates that
perhaps dozen men in Emporia wear
full dress suits on proper occasions
twenty or thirty in Wichita, ten OF
twelve in Abilene, seventy-fve to a
hundred in Topeka, fifteen to twenty
in Lawrence, one hundred and thirty in
Atchison, eight or cen in Salina, and
more than anywhere else in Leaven'
worth.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-12-19
Delaware's Fighters.

Everybody knows that natives of Del
aware are called ''Ihe Blue Hens
Chickens" but not one in hundred
can tell you why they are so called
The epithet is said to have had it's origin
in the following: One of De]aware's
most gallant fighters in the war OF the
revolution was Capt. Caldwell, who
was notorious for his fondness for cock
fighting. He drilled his men admira-
bly,, they being known throughout the
army as "Caldwell's game cocks . This
same Caldwell held to the peculiar
theory that no cock was really game
unless it's mother was blue hen. AS
the months wore away Caldwell's men
became known as THE Blue Hens
Chickens title which only increased
their respect for the old game-cock cap
tain. The nickname became famous,
and after the close of the war was ap.
piled Unfortunately to all natives OF
the Diamond state.