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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-22
Foreign News.

RoME. Jan. 22.-CondIc:iug reports con.
corning the health OF the Pope are
atil current. Tue LIBERAL papers state that
physlcians ramainsd for FIVE houra at the
Vatican Last night.
LONDON, Jan. pa widow named Cast.
ings, who hsd mliiner shop In Noting
hsu, murdered her two children today.
After killing be, children the woman COM
NIT ed suicide.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-Tne Times aas telc-
gram, from Sar ago stating that che reports
thai anlmosity is entertained in Cblli
again tie United Safes are utterly with.
out foundation.
PARIS. Jan. % French troops had an en-
gagement With the Sanory natives in the
Soudan on January II Tas natives grest t..
ly outnum5ered the French, and after GO.
we're fighting thu natives withdrew. Tae
F.each los5 was elk killed and 80 wounded
Tae nj tves left behind them ssvaral hun.
dre1 of tier number dead.
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Buried Under Tons of Rock.

P4RIs, Jan. pa most sad and peculiar
sccidsLt Ia reported from Dieppedalle
Near his. town is preclpice It ths foot OF
which ere number ofnouaes. Tnls mora
log without! moments warning the rock az
tie top OF the preeipice for distance Of 150
yards crashed down WITH laundering noise
upon two buildings used as laand;!es and
another house. completely burying them.
Everybody in the vicinity was terribly
startled by the noise, bot soon all Efforts
were directed to removing the tors of rock
which had fallen. l. Was thought that
every parson Ia the cruahed aud buried
buildings would be icund dead, bus the reg.
cuets hsd not worked long before they
heard means and sppsa.s for help and It IVES
at long thsrea!t,r before they bad taken
twenty persone, uen, women and children,
from the ruins. all OF whom were more CIR
less Injured. Two women were taken Gu:
dss5, their bcdies being ftightfull9 msuged
By the immense weight that had fallen upon
them. l. is thought that the breaking eff
osthe msss of rock vas caused by the fsesz
ing Of the water thst had perco!atad into
tns mary riffs and creVioes q! t2e top OF tie
pfecpice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-22
The Legislature,

The SeDate yesterday concurred IL the
House 2int resolution askiDg CongreSs to
cree: Oh the Rip Rips. Ia Hampton Beads.
monument in the shape Of ligL t1ouse to
tie memory of the la!e Matthew Fol- talne
MGuJy.
The Senate france commit ee was in
s.ructed 10 report tie propriety of the
Slate selling her n:srs t. in tls Rich.
moHd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road. This intereit comprises eo.k The
vaus of which exceeds 100000.
Mr.. Walker introduced bill authorize g
a justice OF the peace, upon complaint and
proof OF tle dangerous character OF dog,
t, order 1t to be killed.
Mr.. Maliett introduced q bill az ending
the ,ay in relation to cruelty t, animals. II
makes II an offence for any person having
any disabled animal in bis cut dy TO abap-
don 1t or isaye /. to die Ia any street or road
OF public place.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Hoge presented bill repeating
the law rtqaiTing ell execu lone t, bs pri.
vate. The dill provides that "sll executions
Of The death penalty shail be pablo and in
the county Whtre the crime whs committed"
Mr.. Stratton introduced bill ito prevent
the deception In the sale or use OF butter end
cheese and to preserve the public health"
Il prohibits the production or ssle of oleo
margarine or butterine.
To the House on Wednesday Mr.. Saun-
d.rs introduce the following.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of
Tirginia That the prote,c of all fnss COL
.ecteu Tor off .nces against the State and d.
rected by SECTION 7 Of Article VIII. OF the
Constitution Of Virginia be sst apart 80 3
part of the perpetual and permanent literary
fund, shall be paid and collected only 10
lawful money of the United States, and
shall be paid into the treasury t, the credit
OF the 1t ,rary fund and shall be used for DO
other purpose whatever.
Among the bills Introduced and referred
we're the following By Mr.. Baker, 10 per.
init The sab.sllIance Of the Farmers Alliance
organic \, lon of this Gate to use tie public
school.houses in The different couL as for
their met ngs, provided they do not Inter-
iers with The sohoos; BY Mr.. Berkeley, for
the relief of W. W. Kincteloe, late trsasur;r
of Prince William county two petition
from cItizsns of FsirfnX county t,tegulsts
the sale OF Intoxicating liquors Were pre-.
scented.
The House bill to extend the time tor
commencing the construction OF the Berlin
and Lovettesville bridge, was passed.
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Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday

Hill sear s. Commonwealth. From me
County Curt of Fauquier county. Affirm
ed, Judge Lswls delivering the opinion.
Boiler agalns. EHDge7. From ha Cir
cult Court of Rockingham courty. Affirm
ed, Judge Lacy delivering opinion Judge
FsuntIeroy disseniiug.
Roanoke Gas Company against the City
OF Roanoke, from the Hustluga Court OF
Roanoke City. Affirmed, Judge Richard
sou delivering the opinion. Judge Fanr tie
roy concurring 10 the result.
Walters aud others sgslutt Walters aud
others. Appeal allowed 10 deere of the
Circuit Court of Wy the county, pronounced
at September tenn, 1891.
Commonwealth against Baleptne, and
two other cas- s. and. Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company against NuunalIy. Petl-
t!ons to rehear fled.
Charley against City OF Richmond. Pc.
litlons to rehesr denied.
Richardson against Farrar. Judge. Argued
By Judge W. B. Staples for plain e and
". W. Henry. sTq., for defendant, and cub.
mitted.
Ilaacs, Taylor C Williams against C.t7 Of
Richmond. Justice against City Of Peters
burg, and Bison sgsinst Moon passed to
March term.
vOisht against Baby. Continued.
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The Bank Failure.


a meeting o: the committee OF the bark
creditors was held in thIs plaza On Friday
laas. An inspection Of the booka OF t1e firm
showfd that the bark Of Roser berger, Spin
die & Co., commenced buainees here, possi-
biz, on capital OF Eve thousand dollars.
Three Thousand Eve hundred OF which wss
used 10 pay Msesrs. Jeffties and Ke.tl,
leaving them fifteen hundr, d dollars to do
baking business 1It1, II they had five
tnongand Tie outset. The books s6ow
hs' the 50 SEQ was placed 10 The credit Of
Jeff.es end Ksth, aud not paid TO them
up'il the bznk here wss in operation.
In March Last tie bank Was seventeen
thousand dollars short. Then, or soon az
ter. II vas thst the tt1er plrtnerB cold out
10 G. " R,senberger. and a. &. Rosenberg
er, Mayors sad Spindle drew OCT four thou
ssnd dollars each, or twelve thousand elto-
get er. At the time there was only four
o: fse thousand dollars cash in the bank,
but they had four thousand dollars each
placed to their credit Ga the books, and
rev 1t out ss 1t was deposited, Abou. the
same time Q. W. Roasnberger drew the
same amount from the bank.
Between the fret of December aad the
day tire bank closed, Q. W. R3senbergsr
drew cut &c much as fifteen hundred DOL
! lars more, making about twenty two thou
saad loilars OF his account over d,eWo. He
hes given his notes fer twensy-one thou
sand dollars or thereabonts, which with o
little personally and few other worthless
notes form all the assets OF the bank. Mr.
Rosenberger has nothing and ns bis Gaming
capati;y ia small, his notes are probably
not voita ss much as the lux which stains
the paper. There wes only ten dollars aDd
cinety cenle in the bank when II closed. L.
vas 90. developed to what use Mr., @. W..
Ro.enterger put tie money which he got
out of the bank. 1 he bought property
with it It hes not been assigned to the cred
itors. The amount Of depoaits st the time
ofthe failure were $50 672 IA and tina de-
posi,s amounting t, 1895. $500 OF which was
.he long life savings OF our disabled toWn5-
man, Mr.. Robt. Fletcher.
It was determine at the meeting to en-
nloy counsel and prefer criminal charges
Unless something Ia tq7sezsd out Of our
Napoleons of finance IN this way. 1t ia not
thought that the creditors will realiza FIVE
cents on the do! ar. There is some talk Of
eeudlpg swAy to get counsel, but this
would certainly be unwse and additionally
expansive. ard will probably be abandoned.
WarrentonI Virginin.
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sRWs OF ?Eg DsY.

Congress adjourned yesterday Till Monday.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad has made G
sharp Gu. in coal prices.
II ia proposed 70 bulld TWO more bridges
between Brooklyn and New YORK..
Mr. JuEtice Bradley, OF the United States
Supreme Court, IL extremely i'll at hia home
In Washing an.
IL the republican dist:ies conventions in
Indisna yesterday to select State central
committeeman the Harrison people won.
Jack McAuif and William Myer have
renewed tbeir agreement to fight before the
olympic GLIB Of New Orleans FOX $40, 0CO
p1vsF.
TIE execution Of VIM. D. Cro:s, under
sentencs of death in Washington for the
murder of biz wife, has been postponed I'M
til June 10.
Frank Coroor, Nav York Ealcon keep.
er, was yesterday horribly burned By vi;r:ol
thrown In bic face by Kate CoEgroVe, who
wished to sTenge wroDga at hla hands.
secFetsry CT State Blaine hsa instructed
Minister Lincoln to confer with the Ecgttsh
government On the question OF an interna.
tional conference on the ailver question.
Thirty-'onr valuable horEes we're suff;-
Dated in SIT COO 6,e In DARBY g stable. NeT
York, yesterday. Some OF he fremen we're
aishtly aho,B ed by electric wires while
working on the FIRE.
Grip OF a dangerous form is prevailing to
such an alarming exsett 10 Paris and the
hospitals are 30 crowded thst 1t will te pee.
eEsary to use military barracks on the cut
skirts OF tie city IS iei.maries.
The national mtcIs committee which
N IT Washington yesterday, On tbs 10 b
ballo. selected Chicago as the place fer the
aaiional democratic coDver I on, and fixed
Tuesday, Jare 81 as the DATE. The time lie
two weeks later than the republican ne.
tlonal convention. which will NEE. at Min.
uespolis June Z.
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yIEaIgIs WgWs.

A fire In Norfolk yesterday deft :oyed the
cotton warehouses Of Jones, Lee & Caid, and
J. B. Farrell g. Brother; loae Estimated OF
s85 600.
The Military committee OF the House have
decided to report adversely upon the meas
ure to muster into the State service the VEr-
gsnia uaveF, OF Lynohburg.
David J. Lee, wsll-known cltlz,n Of
Leesburg, dad on Wednesday. The funeral
services ye t,rdey we're conducted by Elder
E. V. White, of the Baptist Church, his old
commander duriug the war.
John Ellis, about folty years Of sge. In
Richmond Yesterday EcorD,ug made an at
empt to kill bimaelf by cut Ing his throat
He stood before looking. glssa and backed
himself With raz,F. The wound Ia con-
sdered dangerous.
Enos Payne. Nathan Corder, DR.. ]. G..
Cook and Miss Frances Graham, all old and
respected residents OF FAuqulsr, have died
within tie past few days. Hannibal Bell
aud Moses Nelson, OF end well-kpoYn coll
ored men OF Wsrrenton, died recently.
Thomas II. Wis,n, a well.known mer-
chant sud prominent citizen of Norfolk,
died Wednesday, night. eyed six.y-pine
years. He wss educated at William and
Mary College, and after his gre d1st'on prac.
tiosd law In Lo1doun and Fsuquler as
partner OF Beverly Douglas.
Delegates from Dsnvllle and Roanoke
city were before the House committee Oh
roads in Rlcbmond yesterday and heard on
the Kent railroad eommiss!oo bill. Thoss
composing the Roanoke delegation made
vigorous opposition to that measure, and
those from DsnVilie favored 1t.
The sub committee of the Committees on
Privileges aud Elections of the two houses
OF the legislature who are working on the
reapportonmeut OF the State for members
Of Congress held another session Wednes-
day aftesaepn, bat reached no defnits con-
olusIon. The opinion still prevails, that
there vii! be but few changes 10 the dis
.glots.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-22

The GILLIAN AFFAIR While there +.
still ,k OF var between til. couolry s.d
Chill tasre is every fea5onable assurances Of
a peecefol eet cement OF the STAR. lis
said that suggestion has bse0 made b.;
Chill. through her ninia!er at Washing On,
for Mr. Esan's recall. Il We done, i: l. IL.
ported, aa pr iminery step / uora
speedy aud satisfactory edjas;meu, Ct e
pendicg controversy, bit, It il eaid, lat
under d circumstances Will n. E4ean
be recalled while thu relations be.
tween tie Uai:ed States and Cali aye
trained as et present, II indeed be will be
recalled while Mr. Harrison rensias 81 tha
bead Of tie government There a'e various
snrmises ever he delay OF the President 10
tendi2g t Congress his mes.age on 6
Cnllian ironble.
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s1McN Z. 8. sHEEe1N, sec'y.
Hanged,

DANv1LLa. Va, Jan. % Jim LyIes ard
Margaret Lash!ey, both colored. we're hanged
here to-day for tie murder of George Lash.
ley, husband OF Margaret Lashley, In o..
tober, 1890 o. Saturday night, Ootobsr 20.
1890. Marzare', after returning from frolic
with Lylea and others, was upbraided by her
husband. and the lait,r, on going into this
yard, was shot and killed. Lylea and liar.
gaset we're convicted of murder 10 the first
degree and ssrt ,uoed to be hanged in May,
bu. en- appeal Vas taken and the execution
was d1f,rred. Ths ooars # Appeals, how.
ever, sustained tbs deoieion OF the lover
court and they were r..-ensenced b bs
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sSlgS551s@szSaa f.
ASSOCIATED ?ssss DISPATCHES.
Terrible Loss Of Life.

INDIANAPOLIS, jan. % -Oas Of tie Eos
appalling ffes In the history of 1odisnspo-
lis occurred lat hight. The national au'gi-
eel institute, one Of the most famous in7ti-
tu.iona OF liz character 10 the United ssasea,
waa burned to the ground. Smoke wEa
discovered before midnight Issuing from the
adve.ii.iog room OF the building. The or
gin is clsimed to have been from spon-
tsneons combustion OF some chemicals and
circulars and papers bouttheroon, sud coon
the building Wss sblsze. shrieks fox help
WeI up az the inmates reaz:d their ter
rible situation. Macy ofthe patients vera
taken from the upper & oors by neana o! the
ladders and carried TO places of safety. 10
t1e halls and en- the s.airWsya before the
fire had communicated TO tie main bull ding
lnmasss, Wrapped il tei clothing, era 7ed
and helped themselves along from one isnd-
ing to the ether, aud great anxiety was felt,
for it seem.d improbable thst everybody
could have got en- oct o! ths burning MACS
alive. Three bodies have been taken out Of
ne room OF t1e ruins, and six more bodies
ara believed to be In this room aod an un-
unknown nuubsv In other part, OF the
building. Daring tls fire several men and
women Jumped from the windows and were
badly Injured. Two bab!ss which ware
throwa Gu. we're caugd: and saved By t1e
fireman. at laas. 125 psrsons were taken
from the freme1 AID carried to adjoining
ssorea and placed upon improviaed beds.
Spread on the table we're little children
moaning and crying. tle!r threats raaped
with the smoke the5 had inhaled. There
sra undoubtedly large number OF bodies
still 10 the ruins, bu. a. this hour the mum.
her cseno. ba estimated. The work o!
re:cue is going 90 steadily and it bids fair
to b. tie g.eltat catastrophe le city has
ever suffered. The iaiarad will probably
nu nbe; 80 TIE dead are COW knoRn II
number 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-22
Democratic Committee.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-Ths national
democratic committee to day taaued this
call: The national democratic committee, ct
meeting held This day In tina city Of Wash.
inston, D. c., hes appointed Tuesday, the
21st day Of June. 1892, as the time, end
Oh osen the city Of Chicago as the place for
holding the national democratic convention.
E,ch State is entitled to a representation
t1srsiu equal to double the number of the
representation to which 1t is entitled 10 the
nsxs electoral college, aud each Territory
and the District OF Columbia shall have two
delegateP.
All demourt tic conservative citlz,us In the
Un't,d Sttt,s, irrespective of patt political
assooli t ons and differences who can unite
W.tl us in the effoit for pure, economical
and constitutional government, are cordially
invited to Join us in sending delegates to
tina convention.
CALVIN 9. BR1CE, Chairman.
sIMcN E. 3. SHEEeIN, sec'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-22

SUICIDE OF LovERs.-John T. Pinkhard, the
son of q well-.o do farmer Of franklin county,
Va, was engaged to be married to Mis- Della
Nicholas an attractive young lady of tie came
community. Miss Delia's parents objected to the
mitch snd guarded against every opportunity Of
eIopemeut. The young lady procured a rope
"Wednesday morning and proceeded to the woods
near her home, md, after msking two attem2 pts,
was successful in hanging herself to tree. A
younger sister, who missed her from the hoaae.
went in search and di.c5TeItd her before lfe as
extinct. bat rot in time to save her, Young
Pinkbard 5000 heard of b ssweethes; Ia untimely
taking q and proceeded at cnce to take dose OF
arsenic, from which he soon died. The bodies Of
both uniostanasss we're buried yesteIdsyi
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rDRIA. Z
Yg1nAy EYEp1Bs. JANUARY %.
No " yi,ginlaoa who have sa1 fl ID Ct

No. II yl,glnlana Who hz7e sat III "a on
fbismo,tsl coli coa!d rey.ais the g'impses
The mo.n they wonld not recognize 10 tn ~
ne ea. people Of tie State thsf Own sn'
eprIng. II there wac ore thing 'ne ol1
time Virginia. aohorted more than anoins'
IN yoverp mental affairs Il Waa pasefnsii'"'
and -. now. th.t idea aeems to have been
sdon,ed a. the rule ofthe State's poicy' ano
slmost daily there iz "a manifestation OF 1t
in the Legislature. The State must consioi
the.,agjrosd. aud s'esmboat5, ana express
aud telegraph; TIE ate must Inspect the
brsiness of private barka; the st'ss must
probibi, the manufacture Ct cert in cheap
bit vhoieeous articles Of food; iudeed tle
old AID proved order OF t!iDgs nuss DC
yevsrsed. and the Sat must take charge Ct
The people, and not me people OF t1e State
However, such Thugs have become 60 c'm'
mon now, that though they overcome ns
IKE aummer cloud, they cause 10 spsc'al
wonder. and then, tco, vaIi,t ia the spice Of
life, ard 10y. will be boye, ard tie s'a'e
nog IL eoeg Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-22

THE GENTLEMEN WHO insIst that Mr..
Cleveland shs! De tie nomioee OF the next
na,i,ral democratic convention. Irrespective
of .he feeling OF 'hs New York delegation
on The subjscs, ara highly els:ed at M re
cult of tbs .eosus election Of Cleveland del
epases to the convention 10 PsunsyiVania
They seem to fo.get thas Penos7iVania nss
never cas-. a democratic Peeaidantiai vote
slncs tina war between tns Ssates, aud ffem
p,assa. INDICATIONS, never VIII. III Mf'
Cleveland were az s:roog 10 democratic Ne"
York 81 ha ls 10 republican Peunsyivs'is'
thsre would bs 40 trouble In either nom'
mating or eleollDg him; but tia. ne ID no'' IL
plain to be seen. Unfortunately for him. De
ia s.yong where tbs democrats are weak, ana
weak WHARF they are atrong. The istuea Oh
sha next campaign ere 60 important to the
democrats tba. they Cannot afford to ailo"
saptimsnt or perscnalieu TO irf1ence them
success Is wha. they mus. have, to bs saved,
and they know that that can only be secureo
by herd practical politics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-22

TIE RICHMOND Dispatch. which advoca-
ted the Riddlebsrger bill because 1t said the
state WE too poor to pay any mora OF her
DAFT than The sum ns I'd In that repud tt
ing meesure, now advocates an approptia-
tion for the Chicago fair, and says the STATE
can "sel sfcrd' 10 make 1t. II Virginia
ehall appropriate one cent fer any sucn pur'
pose es that referred to she will not only re-
ceive, but deserve general condemnation, for
she would be like man who eays he Is 'o'
moor TO pay his honeit debts, and yet giVee
champagne ard terrapln srppers. Ii VIZ
yinia have any money 10 spare after the ol'
@, t. aet,len 81 of her dsbt, which, the Gov
ernor says, is even lees favorable to her
creditors than the R'ddleberger bill, let her
give 1t to the home that has been establish
ed for The men who lcst their health and
limbs In defending her soil during the war
bit Eeen tne Ststee.
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1ELEeRAPBIC BRgVITIEs.

M,a. z izlba:h Esiog. Y sea,s Cd, dl.d
q. her home In PollsdeIphia. LAT eveoIr,
after shors ilInssa and her Husband Bs1
kast Ewing, wss arrested to-day o. tae sp,.
p.cion OF having cauted h!= vife's dss,a he
BRUTAL treatment. EHiog ia bit 20 iss.
old and. i. Il. said. fteq1eaily q1a,,sasd
With the womsn fot the pass,saion Of be,
earnings amounting to isT hundred d..
Iers. In7es igstiona disclosed nuube, A.
bruises OF her bods. a postmo.tem viii
determine the cause OF death.
a burglar was de.e:.sd las. nigh. piyilg 81,
shutter at the academy kt4..on o:tte Ptus5.I.
phi., Wilmington ard Baltimore Rail.o,d. rs,,
Philadelphia. Citizsns gave chase ard n!!oxA3
him to Darby Creek. The burglss ra1 upon III.
ice which broke, and he DISAPPEARED II .oe r.,e,
which La about fifteen feet deep. Tbs uorrip,
the creek was dragged AMI The toiy rec97srss
It is that o. veil dressei maa 5 fee: !c,5t.
high and having dark n1s:scbe ard ia, 70,
been Identified.
A vessel which WIS feen in MID -ocean a.. S..
urdsy en7elop5d IA asmss is suppcs.a 70 hl7,
been tae steamer Allegheny Fl n Sew Yo,k 70.
Marscilles with ergo Of Gil. Enolm.1. .e.;
were running and her c,ex Of 81 men axe .1pro:.
ed to be lost
JuluI Smith. who feUgi. FOR the in3epor5cs,.
OF Texas, las Gi covered that be is elt!.lsd ia
back pension from 1885, amounting 70 o7e. 5 TO-,
ooo which has been lying in the United state
T,ess1ry awaiting 81 ownar.
Fire last night destroyed the round bo1se us
chine sho2 and contents Of the New OIL ans su5
sou.hein Rail1osd. Loss is estimated ct $4,000
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eR.nn WAsHIRGTON.

Especial CcYrespoa6eses Of ts Alexandria GGsesssJ
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Jan. %. 1852
Justice Bradley of the q. 8. Supreme
Court died here this morning In the eighth
eth wear OF bis age. Private funeral services
will bs held at bis late residence In this City
next Sunday evening, afier which the re.
mains vii! be taken TO his home In Newark,
n ]. The Judge will be chiefly remember
ed by reason CT the fact that he cast the de-
cldlng vote 10 the Presidential electoral com.
,nittes of 1876. Chief Justice Fuller, 10
ANNOUNCING his death 10 the o. g. Court this
morning, said: "s,noe the adjournment
verv heavy loss has befsllen che country
and this Court, and great sorrow oeen vie
lied upon u.s." he then adjourned the
cougt until next Tuesday. Justice Bradley
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-22

FAT CATTLE are now telling in FLOYD
county, Virginia, at two and half cents 3
pound, for the reason that they are 30 far
from q railroad on which they can be chip
ned to market. Should the railroad bill nov
before the Legislature be passed, cattle raising
Will continue to be az Improbable In Floyd as
1t Ia now, for no sane man is foolish enough to
nut his money In railroad tho freight
charges CT which shall be regulated by o
oommissIon OF sntae onistic farmers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-22

"Ls5 thy sweet hand 10 mne," he said,
but she only remarked that she had reu.
rsles and nuss hold her head. He gaze
her Salvation Oil aud now be holds hsr
sweet hands By the hour.
From almost every section CT the State
come reports of q general improvement Of
the heath OF our people, due no doub. to
the Influence OF DE- Bulls Cough S5rup
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