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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31

TOTAL ECLIPsEs OF TEE sUn.-E7ery
year there must be two ecipses of the eup.
and there may be five. These are partial
eclipse, however, except In the compsia.
lively rars case In 8htch the moon passes
nearly centrally over the eun's di * a. d pro.
duces total obscusation of his light. Sin,
the inyentio0 of the spectrosccpe, In 1860.
there have baen barely score OF total
eclipees. aid a number of th,s, eo1.d 10. b. tb.
served becsuse the belt Of rotalIty fell at tie
esrth's polar regions or upcn h oceans Jhsbelt
OF totaIlty is narrow strlp-never more !, n nc
hundred acd seventy miles wids-.here tho
point OF the moons shadow fsls rpon tho esr:h.
Total eciIs SEES rarely reclr, therefore, 1T the sxme
point OF The esrlh at London. for cx,mple,
there 5 been no total eclipse since the year
ll4O except that of1715, and Ii re will be none
during the next century -Apil Century.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
ALEX a N DRIA. Y
THURSDAY EVENING. MACH 81.
According TO the newspaper scconots O.

According TO the newspaper scconots OF
the latest elaotrocntion /" ID NaW YoFE'
TIRE crusi.y end iohunanity OF that mcde OIL
infio.Iag tho death penalty have not Dee0
lsgserea By tie improvements tuegestea os
experience. Fiva separate ana oiS'lhc'
shook5 had TO be given to the poor WRETCH
and MS ssh YES 90 burned before Le was
dead taat steam nos oa!y rose from the
points touched by the poles OF the
electrical battery bu5 from his Whole
body. Il Is passing strange that when
al innocent man hsppsos TO touch live"
wire he is killed instantsneousiy snd With
oat suffering, while, when electricity Is az
ministered inteG tonaily to criminal II
should take SO long to effect the desired OBJ
TACT and iLf 1t such severe agony. The Oh
s,stsm of hanging is the bsss. 1t operates
more speedily and with the least physical
suffering. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
AGAINST suBs1D1Es.-The report Of tt

AGAINST sUBsIDIEs.-The report Of the
committee or merchant marine and fisherisp
recommending the repeal OF tle mail sub.
sldy act vas submit, tsd to the House yester-
isy By Mr.. EoIoe. It tikes the broad
ground OF dlasentfrom the policy of granting
subeidies to persons engaged In any char
sc;er Of pursuits whatever, which policy. 1t
ssserts, Is robbery under color OF law ard
less honorable than robbery 10 the teeth OF
Lag. 1.-THE principle of subsidy Is right it
should apply TO all. and the cotton planter
of tbs South has as much right to suosldy
or bouLty as the ship-ownere, sugar.p'a ant.
e,s and tree-t.appera who now receive 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
Richmond Terminal Affairs.

A. special meeiog OF the governing
90 nmtlse of the New York Stock Elk
Oh ,nee this afternoon to consider tae listing
of t1o temporary receipts Issued by the Csn-
trail Trust Company In exchange for the
& chm nd Terminal stock deposited under
what is known ss the O.cott reorgsnlz ,tion
plan, 1t was decided TO list the trust com.
psny receipts, tho per cent. consolidated
trust bonds, tle per cent. first mortgage
collateral trust gold bonds, and the prefer.
rad and common Stock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31

PRESIDENT HARRISON expreeae5 himself
AZ delighted with Lord Saliabnry'i gepliea
to hls latest notes ca the Beh;ing Sea sfair
and, necessarily with The ratification Of the
new 3 .l:iaa treaty. a dispa.oh from Ian
don says "Toe result o! tbs negotiations is
taken here F. be pronounced triumph fer
E,pilsh diplomacy" That tie afAis should
have beea settled SO satisfactorily to both
the Interested parties "a &c iasa surprising
shau agreeable. Bat, all tbs came, it seems
that English diplomacy did succeed. though
Il could have hardly been otherwise. SO the
po,ition Mr.. Harrison assumed was al.
ssrly unieosbls, according to international
law
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31

make speech upoa 1t no nhise!lon Will be
made, bnt that II bic object be TO take the
bill up for debate and Ia order to bring 1t TO
9 vote, 1t will not be taken up. MIR. morgan
threatened to precipitase debste upon 10
today but fsIied.
There is no truth in the report that the
State Department is negotiating Tor dam.
sees for the Italians killed by the rev vi.
iesns mob. lit bs determined that any CT
,he victims of thst mob we're subjects OF It.
.lv. Coppress vii! probably make repsrs-
dan To their heirs, but nothing has yet bsen
done Ia the matter.
TIE Houee committee on war claims
aes reootsd Ia favor Of the Maddox
claim, bat these is no possiole chance
OF the adoption Of that report
oy the House at this ss:eiou, nor of lis
adoption By the Senate while es.Senetar
Spconer's fepcrt upon II stands unrefu:ed.
Mr.. Speaker Crisp has acquired one OF the
practices adopted by Err. Rssd when ne pre-.
sidsa oVsr the House. rs to day looked
clear through Mr.. Watson, OF Georgia, who
wanted to catch his eye. and saw some one
else behind the Farmers Alliance leader.
It has been practically determined that
Mr.. Rockwell, the democratic Congressman
from Senator Hills district, will not be
tursed out of his seat to give IL to republi'
can, as recommended by mel GRITTY OF the
House elections committee, among whom ass
Two democrats.
Senator Daniel will start for New Orleans
90 Saturday evening and will address The
e1.Corfederate convention to be held there
on the n proximo.
In consequence of the continued illness Of
Senator Morrill,, who has some remarks to
make npon it, tne West Virginia direct tax
bill, t. 81 hch Senator ChaDdler's suggested
amendment providing tast the government
settle its claim against Virginia on tae same
ts,ms as those recently accepted by the 9TH
e. creditors OF that Safe. was aeein poet
poped to day, this time until ne4t. Tuesday
week.
Ths democrats ID Congress are deslrous OF
an eariy sGj urnment, bat the republicans
will oppose lt and will consume time ia try
ing to increase the appropriation cut down
by the House.
In the Senate today Mr.. Barbour presentt 8
petition from Franklin Grange No. 80 OF Wales
0ille Clarke county, Virginia, for vartu' sorts Of
congressioI al legislation.
The House agricultural committee to day agreed
upon anti option bill, not 30 stringent az any Of
those which had been referred to then.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
The Tipr esq Slain.

The iFgers' cen in The oaypiVora house al
Forepaugh's winter quarters IL Philadel
pbia WIS the scene OF q terrific battle yes
terdsy morning, and when The great roar
Ing, struggling brutes had been dragged
apart by the keepers the beautiful young
tiaress Princess lay dead and her royal con.
sort, India, stocd growing over her With
eyes sfame and ensshiDg jaws that dripped
with her life's blood. India is the largest
tiger In the mensgerIe and ls superb young
beast, about Eve years old. He is renown.
cd among circus men az the NEST wonderful
tiger ever bred In captivity, for he attained
eliza seldom seen by tie most experienced
hunters and his head has been The delight oil
many an artist.
Yesterday morning India was admitted to
he cage OF Princess and In an instant, with
a terrific rcsr, opened bis huge jaws, drove
bis great wbits upper fsDgs right through
her skull and into her brain. The tigrees
Uttered scream OF psin that was beard q
block sway snd fought msdly for her life,
bat It'd beid her head 10 bis vlsa.llke Jaws
and thrsshed her about es a terrier would
rat. The lions and panlhers and Loop
ards bounded wildly about In their denP,
rcsriDg and ener!ing with all their power.
aud score ofkeepers dashed into the long,
narrow room Ehfre the tumult was going
on, and several armed With long iron rods
enteavortd to separate the fighting tigers.
L. wac useless, however, and not until Prin-
Gees was dead did Iudia release her. Then
he stood on her body sid licked his bleed.
Ing chops With low growl ct satisfaction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
Foreign u eWs.

E0I0lRu EoHss
MELBOURNE, Mar. 3l.-Ths publication
OF all The known dstsils OF the crimes
OF the notorious criminal Dsemiug
has caused q NEST bitter feeling here and
many suggestions are made that upon his
| arrival In Melbourne he Do lynched. The
authorities fear that the people will act upon
these suggestions, aid thsy have therefore
decided upca the adoption of measures to
prevent the murderer from filling Into the
hands Of the ezct ted porulace.
BERLIN, Mar. 31-The Rsiohsteg was
prorogued to-day. The speech olceiog the
session was delivered by Dr. Von Boe:tioher,
score tsfy OF the imperial homo efice and
representative OF The chancellor.
DUBLIN, Mar. 81. o sing 10 the spread OF
rabies the whole pack OF bouads OF the
Armagh Hunt Club have been de: t.oyed.
PARIS, March 81! Is believed that sev-
eral anarchist, who expected that the pc
lice would search their lodgings have
thrown into tbs Seine large quantities of
stolen dynamite ard number of Internal
machines. The bottom OF the river will be
thoroughly searched for explosives.
TIE examination OF RaVacho!, which was
held lsss night. revealed that he was 3
greater villain titan evan TIE police sup.
possd. He admitted that he was grave
robter and confessed that he murdered Oh
ola hermit OF Notrs Dame Dc Grace and ia
suspected OF the murder of his wife and SER
want. He cooily acknowledged that be be-
longed to q gang Of counterf.i ere. The
Echo to-day s.ases that Ravachol has ad-
mi.tsd that be was the author OF the B1cle-
ward 81. Garmain explosion. Ravachol is
watched in prison night and day by
deteotivap. He is the illegitimate son OF
German parents and was born in France.
At the Church of st. Nicholas last night the
preacher made illusions to tho social question
when some of his hearers obected 10 his remarks
aud made an attack upon the others Of the con-
gregstion who supported him. The latter after
lively fight succeeded in driving their at
ia ,kers from the church, WHEN ahsrp sc,immage
followed during which Several of the ccmbsants
were severely injured.
The p.l:ce to day arrest ted anarchist named
Delsnouy on the charge OF eIliIg dynamite
His description tslli, with that of the man who
was seen in the vicinity of No. 80 Rue Clichy on
Sunday morning after the explosion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
An Aged Sonora.

PHOENIX, A,iz Mar 81 Carmen Roder
Iqutz Mexican womsn, $50 years OLD,
died at TEcscp last night. She wes maid
of honor at the Ne ziean Vice. Regalio court
under Spanish domination. Later she was
attached to the household OF Ma1imillsn
and after the famous Olnco de Mayo. !ol.
lowed the fortunes Of Emperor Itarb,de.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, March 81.
ORNATE

In reply to 8 direct question proposed to
the committee on foreign relations, MI.
Sherman, chairman OF that committee, stat
ed that the wcsk of the Nicaragua canal
was progressing iavorably under private
corporation chartered By Congress- tbss
Congress hsd dons nothing whatever to aid
il that bill for that purpose was reported
last session, but was 20. acted on that tibet
bill Was nov under consideration.
MIR. Morgan hes introduced series Of
resolutions directing the committee en-
finance to inquire into the csnse OF depres-
zion in agriculture AID busuess and the Ell.
fecs OF the silver act OF 1890.
Mr.. Sherman sppeaiei to him to allow
the committee to make The iHqoiry before
The debate Ia had but Mr.. Morgan eaid he
intended to cali thu resolutions up tomo..
row tnd Discus them REGARDLESS of the feel
legs OF President Hsrrieou, the democratic
presidential nominee or any other person.
Mr. Mcrgsn'5 purpose was to avoid the
operation of the ;ule o! the Ssaate, which
would prevent snT debate When Mr. Stewart
makes his motion next Monday to take up
the silver bill. Ia seeks an opportunity TO
record his views and that Of ttler Senators
upon tds silver qoas i'm, without limitation
OF debate, which may be achieved trough
the discussion Of hls reeol. 7cs beginning
tomorrow.
TIE Senate has Re sctsd (geas 20, nsye "a. J
the amendments recommended by the az
propritt ons commit es to strike out OF tie
Iodisn appropriation ri tie provision for
! the assignment Of army officers to the duties
of Indian agents.
The resolution vas Aeally laid over until
to morrow On Mr.. Morsan's motion.
HOUSE.
Alter the traniaosIon OF soma routine bust.
ness lhs House went ict) Committee Of the
Whole.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31

ELECTRICITY INSTEAD OF THE RATTAN.-At
the Newark City Home at Verona N. j., new
use has been discovered for the electric battery
and wire. The superintendent OF that ins.itu-
ton employs electricity upon the boys and girls
instead o. the lssh or the cat o. nine tails. The
doctor in oh .rge is to be credited with originate
ing this method Of furnishing children. The most
brutal feature Of the System s that the eectr ,des
are there spoied TO the base OF tho skull, which,
as all electricians know, causes mora pain in
small dos,s than when they are applied to the ey
tremisies 1hs boys in IN. Institution ere tn.
victims Of the new style of punishment, which ia
considered toe severe for the girle,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
FIR. CHAuNoEY DBPGw delivered Ion

MR. CHAUNoEy DBPaw delivered Ions
address In Albany, night before last, st
the memorial services In honor OF the late
General Sherman, bot it is Observable that
though he mentioned many strange things
10 the Generals history, he made 10 allusion
10 what some people think was the st angest
OF al, which is, that though the General an
nouoced g. iaregell bsuquet in New
Orleans, just before the commencement OF
the war between the S:stes, that he would
never draw his sRord against the people OF
The South, who had frosted him with such
hospitality, ne ,Das fighting sgaintt than
less than two months thereafter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
Train Robbery.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. March 81 The
Georgia Pacific train which left here OF 11:3O
last night for Atlanta was held uD at Weems
Station by gang who shot the Aagman end
went through the mall car, taking ali The
re gstered paokageE. containing Sc 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31

Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday.
Raub sg.inst Otterbsck. Fuurthar argued by
q. o. CIaughton for plsintif and W. ". vii.
loughby and r. E. Davis for defenca ants AMI sub.
mitted.
Hodges agains. Commonwealth. Submitted.
Berkeley against Commonwealth. Argued and
continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
DIED.

This mo1niog at 1920, JAMES EDWARD.
oldest son OF Louis and Margaret shumsn, in the
22d year Of bi4 Funeral from st. Msry's Church
Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Wash
ington, Baltimore and Richmond papers please
copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31

The Bsliord Pl0msniog Company OF New
York presents iise.f In anything else than q
favorable light by Its st eraps to blk Mrs.
Jefferson Davis Gu. OF the royalty on her
book, containing the history Of her husbands
lifs. Ths contract was decidedly In favor
of the publishers, and Mrs. Davis is In nsed
of the money. 1t Is hoped that speedy JUS
slce may be awarded her by the courts
Nav York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31

Eli ttering Endorsements OF Salvation Oh
,oniipns to crowd In on lha propretors.
One epfsFer diiotes ss follows: Il suffered
!ntente pain from neuralgia hesGsche. A
leg rubbiDgs OF Salvation Oh bsuished it.
N, better pain expeller"
Tune up your voice." and stop coughing
oy takir d.. BulPs Cough Syrup. P.ice rs
oen.e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
Ala BaltImors St.. Baltic.

Ala ". Baltimore ST., Balto., Nd.
A methodist preacher hibtad that 1t would
bs nice to 90 to Europe, as his throat trou-
ole vas getting worse, but the good descons
Gent for bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough syr-
up, ard consequently now enjoy good SER
mon,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31

II am one Of the oldest horse-shoers In the
town, snd have used your Salvat on Oil
for crscked heels. mango aud sand cracks
With horses, 1t gives perfect satisfaction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31

For garget, NAV bound, blosting and feYers
MILK fever and abortion provontiv lust received
md for Gale By
fah2a W.. CREIGHTON eco
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31

A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF Mems Lawn Tennis
q Shirts for Spring and summer,
msr3O At AMOS B. SUMMARIZES
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-11-26
Hotel to Rent.

The Foucault house is offered for
lease on reasonable terms. 1t has %
rooms, many of them large enough for
two beds each, and every convenience
for large boarding house or hotel.
Enquire Of
1G--ti. PnILIP FoucAULT.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-11-26

Agent Roach. of Mes torii, took in
the dance here Thursday evening
For school looks, tablets, pencils,
states, etc, call at S. L. Harris & Cos
| This has been very quiet week in
town. No excitement to speak of.
Rev. J. Il. Knodell, of Lake Linden,
will mold services here Sunday, The 9th
at IL n. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Nestcr and Miss
Kate Currie spent Thanksgiving in
Hancock.
Quite number OF Turkeys were
raffled at the several saloons Wednes-
day evening.
The Pequaming saw mill whistle is
heard no moro, the mill having closed
for the season.
The morning freight due here at s a.
IN. jumped the track ana delayed the
passenger train about two hou 5,
Milwaukee seems to have its share Of
fires lately. There have been several
heavy ones recently with large losses.
The recent heavy fall Of snow makes
it rather bad for lumbermen AS they
were not expecting it at this season Of
the year.
Mrs. S. ID. Davenport and Miss
Hattie returned Thursday evening
from q visit with Jackson friends and
relatives.
Thanksgiving passed off very quietly
here, there being little or no excite
ment except the turkey shooting in the
afternoon.
Lots of snow and the wagons are put
away until spring. This promises to
be long winter from present APP
pearances.
Mr.. j. Col.ier and wife returned from
Champion Saturday evening. Mr.. Col
lier was in charge of saw mill which
has closed down for the season.
Thcrearc two young men carrying
their hands i'll sings now-Joo II.
Peters and John Cosgrove. Both had
their fingers too near the saw.
EsTRAY NOTICE -Strayed into my en-
closure a bull which the owner can
have upon proving property and paying
charges.
l.. ". GIDD1NGs.
Wm. Coach and Charles Hake left
for Houghton Sunday evening with
about dozen river drivers to attend
court where they are wanted MS witness
es in suit between M. M. Morale, j.
II. Gorden and VIM. Coach.
II is stated that Grover Cleveland is
,deluged with letters from applicants for
Office and that in order to get relief he
left New York last Tuesday. Letters
relating to appointments TO Office will
not be noticed until after the 4th
of March.
The Thanksgiving ball given by the
Baraga tent, X. o. Il. NJ.
was up to high water mark in ex-
cellency in every respect. The
attendance was large, there being
quite number of knights and their
ladies from L'Anse and Pequaming
present, and all enjoyed the occasion
very much. The music furnished by
Crim's orchestra needs no words of
commentator from us, and the sup
per at the Chappell house was all the
most fastidicus epicure could ask for.
Altogether the affair was credit to the
Baraga knights and to the committee of
arrangements.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-11-26

FoR SALE A good dwelling house
in Baraga. Enquire of,
JOSEPH THEosoLD, ST.,
Baraga, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-11-26
10 YOU wAyT TO ADOPT ABADYy

MaySe you think this Is new. busncss,
sending oar bal! on application; u has been
furnished been 80 near tho original sampleu5
this one. Everyone viii c1cialm. !" Well
that's the sweetest baby ever sGw!' THIS
4 tie bl1Ck-unl-white engraving can give
you buta fuiut idea CT the exquisite original,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-11-26
J. STRAW HATS g.
BARAGA.

NoTICE.-Thc Baraga department Of the
L'ANSE SENTINEL j. under the care ana
municatonS and Local notices. INTENDED for
publication on that page should be addressed
To him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
"RoMANcE."

The April number of ROMANCE" is out today. 1t
contains
SEVENTEEN COMPLETE STORIES.
Of the highest character and lveliest interest The list
Of writer's includes many OF the most famous authors Of
several nations, among them EMILE lola, CHARLES
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FEVRE, PAUL ARENE ERCKMANN-CHATRIAN,
EMILIA PARDO BAzAN and GRANT ALLEN Catch
ing Cooie is thrilling story OF adventure in the East by
Lieutenant j. II. SCOTT U. S. f. NJ
ROMANCE" appeals to all who love stories. No
other magazine in world publishes many and such
good
For sale at all newss0nds Single copies. 20 cents ;
subscription price $3.50 year.
ROMANCE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
CLINTON HALL. ASTOR PLACE. NETWORK.
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