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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20
Foreign EeWa.

ROME, Jan. 20.-The report that the Pope
was suffering from an attack Of iLfaerz, lie
pronounced to-day at the Vatican to be no
founded. The officials at the Vatican cay
that be Ia epi ,ying good health.
PARIS, Jan. 20-Ole of the oft 'omea OF
the diagrsoefnl scens In tina Chamber Of
Deputies yesterday was duel that was
fought today between NJ Dslpreh, repub-
lcan member, aud NJ. CastslIn, Boulsng.
est, and tas result was tina. N. Ds'preh wac
wounded in the arm.
PARIS. Jan. 20.-M. Henri Rochefort, tie
B,ulaugiss, in reply to the Inquiry tale.
graphed to him by III. Laur SO to whether
he should challenge N. Constance for strlk.
Ing him yesterday 10 t1e Chamber OF Dspu-
ties or whsther he should resort to prcssou.
lion has telegrsphed as follows: "Msn OF
honor do not fight with tbisves CT pimps.
Nor do they sue them in court where there
la no justice and t,s magistrates ara only
valets." To dsy's papers declare that the
conduit Of If. Constance in striking N.
Laur was perfectly excusable under t1s Cir.
eumataneea,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
1he Pope is gu ferieg from the grip.


Thousand OF people have viswed tho remain g
of Cardinal Manning. which have been lying in
state in his house at Westminster
Mtn,igner Fochi, WHO is hell responsible for
the finsrciel loses suttsined recently By the Va
tican has informed the pontiicisl author tss that
unleas tho curse Of action puriued against him,
hich he claims is persecution, is discontinued,
he will make public the causes Of the Losses, snd
thereby compromise several high persons ccRn c.
ed tho Vatican court.
row yesterday in the Chamber OF Deputies of
France growing ont Of insinustiops directed
t,wa: NJ. Constsns, member Of the cabinet, re.
suited 10 tina. official striking b. Ltur, Boulan-
giss deputy, in the fsce An uoroar followed,
during which one member cnffed ano.her's cars
tn1 jonsnslist attacked third party. The
flor had to be cleared. The result was the issu.
ing Of several challenges for duela
Bearch has been made for the remains of the
uufortur alta persons wio net their death in tie
tsrritls cata3.roJhs which occurred az Tilis in
the Caucasus on Monday. on the oocssion Of the
ceremony Of the blessing OF the waters OF the
river Kurs. The water hss been carefully
searched in the vicinity of the spot where the
struggling mass Of humsnity tum5ltd ino the
river when The temporary bridge over which the
procession was raising gave way, ard seventy.
ttr,s OF the bodies have been covered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20
LEGISLATIVE.

Ia the House. on Monday, Mr.. Gregory
lit oducad the following which was referred
Re8oIred That tie Committee fer School;
and Ccllegea ba reque, d to irq1iie into
the prcpriety OF 30 amending the statute e;
10 provide tat the tea hats of public echooli
shall be cleo ed By the patrons OF such
schools, and II dsemed advisable report q
bill providing therefor.
Mr. Daplsp Introduced bill to amend
the Code In regard to exemptions. The
amend msnt provides that wages owing 8
lsboring maD who Ia h useho!dar, If they
DO not exceed S25 per month, shall be e1-
emil froE distress, levy, or garnisbment.
The Senate bill was passed to smeDd the
act Incorporating t1e Falls Church and Pc.
t}mac Railway Company, IS amend id by an
act to amepd and re.enaos section IA OF an
40. Incorporating the Falls Church and Pc
tomac Rsilroad Company.
Among the Houfe bills passed vas al sc
t, p,et >ct the title of bona 6de purchaser
OF real est t, for value from the heir.at-laW
O. deeede:t against devieee of the sa!d
real estate Without rosics to euch purohaser
Mr.. Spencer, CT Buckingham. intrcducId
sa art to encourage and promote sheep
flrming In the ate of Virginia and thereby
add to thu RESOURCES OF the State. The bill
provides that Tax OF 81 per head per su-
mum shall be levied on every dog 10 the
State over three q oLt ls old on March l.
1892 The proceeds OF tbs t * email be used
for tle maintenance If ,oads in this State,
and shall be distributed pro rata to each
county ain The manner Ct the S t. school
fund. Tia constable 10 each maei,terial
district CT the valijus counties shall sse that
the tax is paid. II this Is MOI done he ehall
kill each dog for which no tax has been
psi1, and he shall receive one dollar for
each d g 80 killed.
Among the bills introduced In the Senate
On Monday were: by Mr.. Dunn, to provide
fer scholarships and fsllo wships By alumni
and othere in all incorporated 10 .u.ions
of learning 10 the State;by same, to amend
The Code 30 that the 5 per cent. penalty for
non. payment OF taxes prior to December
lat in each year will be repealed by Mr..
Walton, to amend the Code in relation o
treasusers making returns OF Delinquent
taxes.
a message wss received irc m TIE Govern.
or transmitting q communication from the
Governor Of West Virginia asking that car
tain original books and papers nov In pos-
session OF the Commonwealth oil Virginia be
delivered to the authorities Of his State.
These records embrace land books, original
surveys land grant, sheriff. reurus OF de-
liz uuelt taxes, 81. Governor Mckinney
adVists that these records be not given up,
but that the authorities OF the State OF West
Virginia be allowed TO copy them. The
nhole subject vas referred to the Commit.
tea on Courts OF Justice.
The Lagisls ture was not In aession yester-
dav
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIEs.

Gov. Fewer to-day seat the following
n ,nlnet ons +, the New York Senate: For
hsa!th officer OF Nea YORK. VIM. P. Jenkins;
for State railroad commissioner Ia place
OF VIM. E. Rogers. Samael F. Bsardsley, OF
Utica.
The mercury dropped to four degrees be-
low zero, e. Pistsbu:g, Pa, at s!z O'Clock
thls mornicg, the lowe,t point reached in
years. All trains ere delayed by the cold
and SNOW. The .harmoms.er a. Utica, n.
Y, this morning resi tered IS degrees be-
Low FARO.
S.. Thomas Catholic Church and parson.
eye. s1d the convent adjoining, ct Bridge
por', Coo1., was destroyed By fire last night.
Les $50 600 Some tuna since the pastor
OF the church had trouble with come Italian
member5 of the congregation and 1t is be-.
lisVed they Sc. Are u The church.
Tbs plans for the new hs'bor OF refuge
which i! is proposed to construct In Daa-
ware By hsve been forwarded to Washing.
ton. The new byeskwatsr which will form
the outer boundary or protection OF the
ha.bor will be located two miles north OF
and 80 mica out from the present break
water.
at Pittslurg, Pa, this morning with the aid OF
the police, the officials of the Pit.sburg, Allie
CHAM and Manchester electric llne were enabled
to open up their road, alter an almost complete
suspension OF traffic since lsss Friday. Ten cars
were star ID with armed Off, GERS on the front and
rear of each car. Along the route Of the vaii)us
lines extra police wera stationed to prevent
trouble whiie guards surroan led the CIR sheds
and kept the strikers eff the compsny's property.
There WAS considerable excitement in the lower
end OF Allegheny bat up to noon, no tro1ble bad
bsen reported. Tho company secured crews for
Is cus and yill put several more cars on this az
ternoon.
crowd OF ezcit:d Italians gathered this morn.
ing in front OF the Bsnca Itsllans in Newark,
N. J., which hiss been closed for sever.l dsys.
Guiasepe Nacbis, who runs the bank and a steam
ship passenger agency, has not been eecn for sew.
e!al days. The Italians fear that their savings
are lost al are iotsnaely excited.
All traios il eastern Iowa are badly delayed by
the extreme cod weather Tho thermometer
Indicated from % to 80 below, yssttrlsy, the
oldest In that vicinity for many years.
Her husband, 6 daughter, grard child and two
sisters OF Mrs. Jonstban Bare. OF Kennett, Pa.
have died OF the grio within the past two weeks.
Everything ia life and bastle st Cramps ahip
yard, near Philadelphia. In the diferen. shops
work is continued until 10 o'clock each night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20
VlReIEIA HRYs.

Fenson Hampton, prosperous far1 Ter o
the upper part OF Loudopp, died ~ Gently
aged 65 years.
A DO. 1fics has he:n established al Bat
tap, Lcudoun county, With Ellen o. Egg
lish as postmaster.
Tbs Governor has par 1oned Bsrianir
Williem7, coiored, who was convicted IL
the County Court of Cdlpeper county OF 81
outrageous assault o. colored womsD IL
1889 aud sentenced to ID years Is. the peni
t.ntiary.
Colonel and Mis-. Erasmus Taylor, o
Henderson. \. c.. forDarly of OraDgs. hsvs
isensd csrds for the Earrisge OF t1e!r dauga
ter, Mica Bessie Reveley, 10 Mr.. Alexander
Boyd Cayce, son o. Mr. Milton Cayce, o.
Richmond The ceremony will take plscs
January &c. in Henderson.
1. lie believed by come OF The members Of
the Legislature that modified foru CT the
Australian ballot plan will be adopted al
this asssion of the legislature. Oae OF tie
aronges. reasons tba. Is telng urged for this
new departure is that 1t will get rid Of tie
vs5. expense low Incident to exciting poiit-
icsl campaigns.
II IL report I'd on what seemed t be good
authority that ihe Norfolk and Western
Railroad had secured Lease CT The Lynch
burg a I'D Durham, but the terms of the lease
could ros be learned. The Lynchbnrg and
D1rham ia ia miles long, extending from
Lynchburg to Dlrham. n. Q. Il vas com.
pleted iu September, 1890, ana is largely
oWned and controlled By Phllsdalphlans.
movement is on foot to get the Attor.
ney.Genersl to uove for rehesring By the
Court OF Appeals OF the case Of Miller w.
the Commonwealth. The effect OF the de-
cislon IL TO greatly Increase the criminal e1
penaes Of the State, In that 1t forces the
change Ct j1r5 upon the Commonwealth in
cases where it IL optional with the ACCUSED
WHISTLER he pnt the State to that expenes OF
not.
I Ia expec!ed that the special Joint com
mittee appointed by the Legislature to con-
cider and report on the Governors deb
meeasge and the report of the dabt commits
sion will meet Thursday or Friday. Il i;
also expected that the subcommittee on re
spportlonmeDt OF the State for members o.
Congress will have their report ready by the
cad cf this week or The f at OF mex. week.
! The advocates OF q railroad commission
wi,h moderate powers have succeeded il
getting one very important amendment Il
| .he bill that lie now before the Houfe ccm
| ni;tee Gu roads. Mr.. Brown, IF Bedford
| one OF the Farmers Alliance members TIT
/ House, is the author Of the amendment
/ which tskss away from the commission tb'
power to originate rates. II provides tina
the railroads sball formulate their schedule
cf rates and submit them to the commission
who can MAKE any changes they sea fit
M,. Kent, the author Ct the bill. has sgreet
to Rccep. this amendment, which, while no
meeting the views of tbose who want To
commission with limited powers. indicate
that no radical law can be passed. 1t Is be
ieved, however, by some, that the Ken
railroad commission bill even es modified b.
the amendments accepted By lite author can
cot pass the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20
a r,gx A ND RIA. v q
WEDNESDAY EvKanse. JANuAaY2o.
TIE aDrroR If tbs Southern Planter D.

TIVE gDrToa If tba Southern Planter, b.
..,a Eesn,v alive to the interest OF TIE
,srrays Of virginia, is opposed, ss all other
r...,nab,s sud disiuterested people VINO
40 read it. are, to the railroad bill now BE-
fors,bs legislature, aud saya that bill .nol
on,v qoss beyond what the necessities Oh ns
case call for, bt t that anna OF iss PROVISIONS
sre msp,,ss.ly arj1st" Railt1a1s oeins
nnn,io highways should NIT, OF course De-
bevopd Is supervision and the lave OF 'e
s.ste bat. to persons capable OF rationa!
y,aga o, thir g, the statement that OIL oas
hsen introduced 10 the Virginia iesiai' i'e'
10, e,one discussad and considered iherein'
annov,nc three oneo, probably farmers VIII
ga little knowledge CT railroad business ss
.bov have of the solar p!exus, to az the rate
~ nassenpsr and freight echedulee Oh elitne
,ailroads in the State, and making snoh
scbeaales conclusive evlisDce 10 all the
ate c0or,s Of tae reas7nablenesa OF the
charges therein, lie SO giaTiDel7 aosurd tha'
lint for the unimpeechab's truth Thereon
vonld not be- credited. The debt.qu:stion
has sadly ma.red Vireinis's reputation lo'
honor the bill to pc: the iosaoe females G.
the s ste In charge OF cranky New England
vonen doctors, and the railroad bill referred
Il. will 20 far to destroy her reputation io'
conmon senss
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aSl@gz5*s
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
SENATE

When tie Senate met to day The spects'
errs liz the galleries we're more numerous
than usual-the women sufts2ists, who bad
been having hearing before their special
committee. oeiog largely represented.
The teo re-s.ecsed aississippi Senators
received congratulations from their fellow
Senators OF both branches. There were no
floral exhibits (ss is generally thu CASEY on
tee desks OF either Mr.. George or Mr.. Ws-
thall.
Among tie bills introduced and referred
were the following:
BIZ Mr.. Faulkner To defoe the rort' Of
the B. & o. r. B. In the Dis.ric. of Coiuu-
ola.
To amend the act fixing ths route of the
Anacost!a Stree, B. B. Co.
BE- mr. Platt: To enable New Mexico t,
be admitted into the Uoon as stste.
The seDst, then took mp the calendar.
After passing several bills for public buildings.
ths Senate resumed the consid grafton CT the HeA'
lean award bill.
RoUsE.
Mr.. O'Naill presented the protest OF Phil
edalphla people against closing the Chicago
fair on he Sabbath.
Mr. Cog, OF Tennessee, Introduced bill
to Increase tbs circulating sasdiuu aad to
make the same uniform.
mir. snodsrass, Of Tennessee. introduced
bill 70 make the bonds the U oted States
payable 10 Any currency cftbe United States.
Mr.. Clover, of Kansas. Intro ducea OIL
directing the Secretary CT the Treasury TO
call 10 st once and cover into the Treasury
all monays now deposited With national
banks and drawing no interest.
Mr.. Cam mlngs. CT New York. chairman
of the committee on library. reported back
the Senate joint resolution for the appoint
mant OF VIM. P. Johnston, of Louisiana ;
John B. Henderson, of the District of &c.
lumbis, end Henry Coppee, OF Pernsslvania,
to fill vacancies In the Board of Regents OF
the Smithsonian Ins:it1tion. Pasaed.
Mr.. Springer. Of Illinois, introduced hie
fres wool bill, and 1t was referred to the
committee on ways and means.
The HOUSE then, having no business to
transac', gdj ,urred.
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Egws oR THg DAP.
fspec:4l Correspondence Of tie Alexandria daseskJ
WAsHIEsfoa. D. O.. Jan. 20. 1872

The libel suit OF Ssnator Q1ay resulted 10
victory for the Senator at Beaver, Pa,
yesterday.
In the Maryland Legislature yesterday
af.er the realization Ct Senator German the
| vote for SeoGt ,r from tue Eastern Shore
| wss scattered among number OF oanoi-
dates, and there was no choice.
The fret state dinner of the season given
! last night at the White House Ia honor OF
the Cabinet was marked by the usual ele.
CANT appointments in the matter OF h)ral
decors t; oDs for the room and table.
Tbs operation of enrsftng piece of Gu
ticle from e,o Oh OF nine men in an unbealed
wound Of William Balsnty ne. an employee
of the South Baltimore Car Works, was auc-
! cessfullp performed at the Maryland U oil
versity Hospital.
10 the House Of Representatives, yes.er.
dsV TIE printing bill was further discussed. .
and finally oy decided 7ote was laid on
hs table, which disposes Of it. The ms
jority members o! the House Sules commit.
Tee have flashed their work.
Ia the trial in NeS York yesterday OF
Carlyle W. Hsrris for numbering his school
girl vile, Helen Nelson Potts. Misses Day,
Carson and Cooksten described thu g.r's
death. aud Mrs. Cynthia B Potts told OF
Harrts's Intimacy with her daughter and bis
Aippsnt comments on their secret marriage.
Oaa taolion of the Louisiana republican
State convention met In Nav Orleans yes
terday and adopted resolutions recommend
! log le denomination Of President Harrison,
eenouDcing the lottery, and reading out OF
the party any republican who shall vote for
Samuel D. McEoery. A. e. Leonard was
nominated for governors
Both houses Of the Mississippi Lsgisla.
.urs voted for q oted State Ssnst,rs yester.
day az follows: Houss-Gsorgs, II; Banks.
dale, z6; Aloorn. 1; Walthsll, So; Clarke
LsWis, IS; Booker. 2, senste-Georgs, %;
Barksdale, Is; WsIthali. 80; Lewis, 8;
Hooker, l Messrs. George aud Wa.thsll
were to-day declared elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20

The CYsrER QUEsr1oN.-In the aarylan1 Sen
ate en- Frid,y last Mr.. Wilkinson presented 8
message proposing the appointment of joint
special committee of three on thu part OF the Sem
ale and four on the part OF the House visit the
Vi7gini. legislature, to confer with that body on
the oyster laws of the Potomac 1iv,r. Mr.. Wiki
inson said "they had suffered for long time in
the Potomac river in consequence Of tbs differ
ence in the oyster laws Of tbs two States. There
is always great ficulty in enforcing our laws
Our culltng Law can't be enforced In the Potomac
river and its tributaries. Tn, Virginia leti,la-
ture adjourns esrly, ard We should not delay this
matter, The Law Of 1884 was delayed for two
years becsuse the Virgins legislature had I'D.
iourned when our committee arrived there"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20
Terrible sleiehing Accident.

ct. LouIs. Jan. 2o.-A little bcfsre S o'clock
last everiog psrty of % members of the Cover
loaf Fishing Clab s.arte1 out fot drive in
four to,ae sleigh. 1t the satah st:est crossing
the tender o, train struck between tn, pole
hors. and the sleish killing tT; OF the horses and
throwing the occupants ont OF the ei1h in every
direction. s, great was III, shock that two OF tie
injured wer, afterwards found o. top OF the cab.
OF the % in tn, party bu. two escaped uahurt,
niae are dead and II badly hurt. Two Of the
later are dying and others may did,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20
The Alexandria Gazette.

Our excellent cotemporsry, the ALEXANDRIA
GAZETTE venerable in years but, vigorous and
progressive in sliti5, Oh the LIST o. January en-
tered pom the SD year OF its existence. May II
live thr. h another century and prospar.-Log.
doun Mirror.
The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE entered its uircty.
third yer on January LIST. The snovdena We
believe. founded h's paper, aud by snowdens 1t
is still conducted From father to sen the busi-
nes taa descended q mcss worthy inner itance,
inspiring into Its editora commendable ambition
10 keep their Transmission as the faithful and in
telGgent chrenicler Of passing events.-C Mpeper
ExD0nept
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Ezz Yoaz Jsn. 2o.-Ths stick market sios.
ed few aisnI Of yesterdays weakness this morr-
lag snd als. prices we're generally fEon Is to u
pr c>nt higher than las: nights figures. Tae
m,rke. lacked the exreme activity which nerke3
the Transactions during tie g:cst.r pori o. yes
serday tu. there was largo baain:ss done. The
general lit showsd great strengtb, and most
Of the active shares roso large factions. in tie
lste dealings prices yielded slightly in conc d.
rect;ons but the mako. at II O'Clock vas .,ill
sc.iye ard ss1ong at tie highest p;.ces reached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20

s.me OF our most prominent citissns have
bsen cured OF chronic rheumatism By that
wonderful Observation-Disclosures Oh.
Price Is oants.
"Why, Jones' what ho(altse sen heve
10 your throat ~ eyes. l rsiaed 1t from o
col(t) 10 my head. I've too much live
stock" "Wel, Ike cures like; Dr.. B1'ls
Cough Syrup will cure you. The Bull will
quickly scare the hpls),aa away
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20

When will the average oitzsn stop spend.
ing his hard earninee on cigars and tobacco?
Give 1t up? Well, when hs fiods he can do
@ithout tobacco and olgare, but not without
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Salvation Oil. the greatest pain-cure on
earth, "a compounded OF pursss drugs. 1t is
guaranteed to contain nothing OF polsoL'
eRg character, 0aly % cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20

TIE PEOPLE OF D.nuiddie county have
taken the ball by the horns 10 the matter
of tbs improvement OF their roads, which is
ALWAYS tbs best way in every matter, ana
d,,eruined t, tax themselves for making
the de.ired Improvement. Ifthoss Of all the
et1er countIes shsll follow tieir wise exam
pls the roads Of Virginia will soon be IS
wood as those In the N ,re northern States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20

A BILL ia now before tbs Legislature Tor
allowing women tc practice Law In all the
courts OF the State. Well. If the boards OF
visitors of sill the insane asyIums In the tate
are to b, compelled to appoint female phy'
slcisus for those asylums, there can be no
reasor why the bill referred t, should nt
be passed II there be female phyeician'
there should be female lawyers. But to be
IN accord With the new Virginia idess the
bill referred to should b. amended 80 as 10
provide that the stst shall appoint female
lawyers to prosecute t4msie criminals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20
An Excellent Calendar.

One o. ths very best calen ara We have sesu
com 8 from N. ": Aver & stn dvertisiDg Agents,
very plain, while it is hsndacu ely printed. The
calendar Is sent By them, POSTPAID, for 25 esas,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20

IT Is repot,d shat Mr.. Henry Stanley
tatends to write his biography. Ii the re-
po,t ee trua, it ls safe t, asy that one co.,
epicuous !uoldeat Ia the lie OF the su' J set
will be omitiea-thas relating t, his deser.
elon o, the Confederate army when things
heoan 20 look Bloc 10 the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20

Parties in New York AID Chicsgo are in New
Orleans for the purpose 1t Is said, o. purchasing
the rice mills of that city, somo fourteen In NUM-
Der, and forming rice tr1st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20

IF THE legislature would spare little a
the tius It ocn:umss on bills to put the poot
female inmates Of Inc iasane saylams In
charge off.mals cranks from the North, to
nut the railroads in charge OF farmers, to
change the ballot systen, to appoint exam
iners for private banks. and other5 equally
as silly, for ore to prevent ths pI6siug OF The
Vireinis side Of Chesapeake bag to the en-
trance of chad and herring by staked nets,
which extend from The shore to pcinsa miles
ont. 1t would cave Itself from much adverse
criticism, revivs dying industry. and re'
duce the price of fab to all the people In the
State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20

Now THAT Congressman Mills has returned to
Washing ton, it appears that he has not bean iuk-
ing in his tent like Achillsa foF sae loss OF she
prize that rightly belonged to him, bus that he
has hsd the grip"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20

A dispatch from Cairo says that the Khe'
dive refused to accept the resignation OF sne
sid ministry,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Jan. 19-Cattie-
nsrket steady top p SO 50a4 So no extra
s'eers on sale. others SO 25s4 80, atockera 81 25s
275, COWS $t.4O 2 60 re- 100 lbs. Ho s-msr.
ket and atrong and higher rlufh and omuon $4a
4 so mixed snd psck err 81 1r,4 40, prime heavy
"a. % per 100 lbs. Sheep market steady owes
81 so IS o. w,thers $3.50, ana Westerns
Si.55a5.5O per 100 lbs Lambs si.2545 rs per
100 h.