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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10
TELRaRAPaIC HREVITIns.

John Steward, farmer residing nesr
Charlottesville. Ind, died horrible death
this morning from hydrophobia.
The strike OF the employees In the Penn.
sylyania B. B Co's.. shcps at IadapapolIs
seems likely TO affect tie entire syatem.
During the blizzard IL Cnicsgo yesterday
three story Building IL course Of erection
was blown down AID two wofkmen were
fatally irj lred.
Bcb Musgra7e, the famous If, insurnoe
swindler, has been sentenced 1t Teno
Haute, Ind, to ten yesss In tia per,ea.
tiary.
A bill will he offered 10 ihs Kentucky
House this aeek TO prohibit tbs plsyiog Of
Sunday bass bail, or evea throwing OF ball
wthic the So ts, on SnndeY.
Ex-Copg.es:mau Jadson G. Cementa CT
Gaorgis. who hss baen appointed Iaterttats
Commerce Commissioner, is In L5ulsylIle.
He says hs will accept.
Patrick Waah q dead snd Jannss Marcnay
is dging at Coif.z, lis, from he effects Of
d!iak taken lat might from bottle cup.
posed to oottsin whieky. 1t Ia not known
Whist tbs contents we're.
The Catholic Knights of America will be.
gln legal action against the DO; dsmen OF the
lata Supreme Treasurer N. J. O'Bsisn who
took funds Of the order to the extent OF
$4,000.
at the New York Hotel thls morning 1t
was reported that the condition OF MrP. Jsa.
g. Blaine. it,, who vas taken seriously Ill
yesterday. VEG slightly improved. She is
still 9 very sick woman.
Fed Stahly returned TO his home In
Monmouth, ILL.,, lsss fall efer "a absence
OF some gears 10 Ksnsae. Yesterday be
heard that two OF his former companions in
Kansas had been indicted for the murder Of
himself and at once started 10 90 as q Wit
mesa In heir iavor.
John F. Winslow, one OF the leading citi.
zsps OF Pougtkseps!s. NY died ths morn.
leg. he was one OF the leading iron max.
ers OF that State, and with E.assus Corning
and John a Griswcld, introduced tie man.
uiacture OF Beseemer e:eel into tots county
and at Troy made the first sesl rails In ;hIa
country. Mr.. Wnslow was the builder @!
the Monitor.
Grace Mckinney, an opera singer, end tho ReT.
W. 2. stea,ly We're married at Clevtald, o, les.
night. The bride was On sick bed at the time
of her marrisge and her death is momentsrily
expected.
George Golden shot and killed him.elt ta.dsy a.
San Diego, Cal. This makes the second suicide
as the result of tie fiuro of the Calitcms
National Bank.
President Frerzel OF tho Indiar apois street
csr lioo has refused every demand of the dissfcc.
cd employs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10

GENERAL ALaEs. who has announced
bimsslf q, a eandidsts for tls republican
Presidential nomination, says: II hsvs re-
oelved many letters from southern vspuhl''
caus asking me II am prepared to uae
money T., assist my candidacy. To all these
leltsrs have replied very emphatica!ly
hhat shall do nothing Of t?e kind" Every
body In the South knows that with but few
exceptions, soushern repu5!ioana are repub.
aicans for revenue only, but why should Gen
sral Alger give them away in the Norsh9
Then, too, according t, no less reliable re-
publican authority than that OF Senator
Sherman, the General did buy large num-
bsr of the southern delegates at the last
national republican convention snd II be
1ssd money then, why not noW9 Men OF
his age rarely change either theis manEsrsor
their morals Wise southern repubiicans
will not be deferred By what the General
says from Offering him their se,vices-ior
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10

The republican State convention Of Iniiana
met to-day at Indianapolis. W. 8. ssyre was made
chairman and In his speech ssid many pleasant
things about the President. As Dir. ssyre is az
appointee under President Harrison, there were
some smiles when he alluded to the high grade
Of the Presidents appointments. He spoke OF the
appointment of Judge Woods as one that should
be commended and was chsered when he sad this.
Ee asserted that the doctrine Of masking State
democratic by the legislature and not by the will
Of the people was wrong that must be righted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10

SENATOR Frye, Of Meine, would hsvs this
government essay the vsin attempt to force
Great British to 60 to expense to increase
the profits of 40 American seal company, by
refusing the transportation of English goods
In bond through American territory. But
ahls ia only fair Sample OF the littlsness OF
republican stete5manshlp. Such action
would Of course provoke retaliation, which
would restrict the expectation of American
products to their best and largest market.
Such exports are composed almost entirely
of agricultural products, the price OF which
as low enough already, bus which would be
q great deal lower If excluded from Btitsh
markets. Suoh small fry policy Ill becomes
@ government which, at home at least. Ia
supposed to be great and prosperous Ee.
pubic,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10

FOE KILLING CATTLE.-An cot psssed
by the la'e Legislature Of Vifglnia, and
which is now Law, s.proVdes thai "Rheu
cattle ere killed or injured by railroad
trains the owner may forthwith call 10 one
neighbor, and the railroad authorities are
required 90 call In second. which two ap-
prai5srs can Immediately value toe animal
80 killed or Injured, aud their eetimsts. II
thsy agree, or that OF an umpire If they fsl
to agrae, shall fix prima fscis the amount Of
damages 30 sustained" Auxilisry to this
act another WAS passed giving Justices
through the county Jurisdiction In actions
for damages up to 500 Thus tbs farmers
are provided with speedy and sure rema-
dy for the recovery CT eDy damages grow
log out of the killing Or iliury OF their stick
on raj road tracks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10
virginia EEWh

Adjuten General Jamea Mcdonald has
been commissioned nader the new oct Of
the leg'slsinre regulating hs offi:e
During the past tgo waeks Senator Fair.
fsz, OF Laudoun, has had the misfortune 10
lose four M stchlens" yesriing colts, from
di,tsmper. BE bsd recently. 1t is under.
stood, refused an cffer Of $500 for one OF
them.
Mrp. Mary A Caafmau died at the home
o. her SOP, Mr.. E. g. Csuimsn. In LseshuTg
on Tuesday night, In the e'ehtY-six,h year
OF her sge, having been born in Carlisle, "a {,
10 1906.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10

Rsv. DE- RAINsFoRD objects to receiving
Mr.. Gould's contributions to church funds
until satisfied as to how that money was
made, IL this case the reverend gentleman
scouts the wisdom OF never looking In the
mouth of gitt horse. though he observes 1t
strictly 10 the matter of the money from
other rich men ont Of which hia own salary
as paid. Aud then, too, he broke the Law
OF his own State in another matter, and was
aned for doing so on his own testimony,
which, By the by, did not we'll comport with
his calling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10
Senator Hills Southern Trip,

Senator Hill in Washington last Ii sht gave cut
the following programmefor his Southern tour: II
will leave Washington Sunday right via the Novr
and proceed to Jackson, Miss, nhsre have g..
cepted an invitstion to address the Mississippi
legislature on next Tuesday, the 18Th. On my
return shall stop off for short time on the 18th
at Birmingham, Ala, which Is on the route.
shall not be able to go to Savannah, Ga, and
shall likewise he compel ed to decline al the
other inyitations have received. I regret this
yery much, but II would have taken too much
time to have accepted them all, and I do not like
to discriminate; so have deci Ted not to depart
from tho direct route from Washington 10 Jack.
aon and return.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10

OLD DOMINION LINERS COLLIDE Al
four o'clock ystteEday efterloon, during
he fcg, two atesmsbips OF the Cd D1mi1'
on staamship Lie ran Into eech other IN
New York harbor. The Seneca was go!ng
10 the direction of Sandy Hook, bound 'o'
Norfolk. The Roenoke was jast entericg
the bay, bringing twenty-tSo passspgeis
and cargo to New York. Both ateanafs
met head on. The Seneca'a engines Wei5
promptly reversed, but not before seVerai
of tae bow plates OF the Roanoke had 0eeo
badly strained and Ioosensd. There vas
great excitement, but no serious damage OF
loss of liie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10

The Rericuu of Reuiews for March has been re-
celved from it's publishers 10 Now York. Its con-
fonts sre Charles Haddon Sturgeon, The Prog
ress of the World, Record of Current Events,
Current History in Caricature, Shall We Adopt q
sixteenth Amendment? Wi:consin's School of
Economics and Politics, Leveleye or Democratic
Governmental Further Note on the POLL" Excur.
sions, Three Eminent Englishmen. Leaking Arti.
cles of tie Month, The Periodicals Reviewed,
Poetry and Art, The New Books, and Contents Of
Magazines and Reviews. The illustrations ara
numerous and excellent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10

Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday
Berkeley & Harrison against Tinsley. Further
argued by 3. y. Peatross for plaintiffs and SUBJ
mitted.
Porter against Porter. Continued.
Issacs, L, & n illiams against city Of Richmond.
Continued.
Justice against city OF Petersburg. Submitted.
Barbour, receiver against Stewart. Continued.
Prics's administrator against Davis. Argued
by A. &. Blakey, esq, for appellant and General
James g, Field for appellee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10

IT Is patent that the republican psrty,
from President Harrison down sse 10 favor Ct
ans Force bill, and would pass 1t and exc
cute ite provisions vigorously we're 1t In tassF
powe. lo Go ao. 1t Is 40 less patent t3aa the
democratic party Ia 10 fayor OF the fres s!l-
YER bill, strange as that may ha for that par.
sy is the poor mans party. and tne-e Is no
reason why poor men should be taxed 10
give silver owners one dollar for every sev.
enty cents worth of silver they can send to
tbs mint, and even less that they should be
paid their wages In deprecated money.
And then, too, free silver Is against the
business interests Of the country, sod Ia,
shersfo.e, opposed by business men. Bat,
however muca the business interests may
suffer f.om tres silver. thsy would suffer a
great deal more from the Force bill, which
would paralszs ell business 10 one hslf Of
che country, and Consequently cripple seri.
ously that Of the othsr. 30, 40 matter how
injurious free silver may prove to be, 1t
would certainly .be less 30 than the Force
bill, and SO wlsa men always choose the
lesser of two evlls, and as business men are
usually wise. they will probsbly yeta next,
"a they did lat November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 10.
As FIRsr stated in the GAzETTE's WASH

As FIRST stated in the dAZEIlhe Heou
sneson correspondence Of yesterdays oate'
Mr.. Daniel Doughsrty has written letter
60 the chairman of the national democratic
oomm:s.es, al elsine the abandonment OF the
idea CT the asac.ion, at gress expense, OF
hal! il Chicago for the accommodation OF
che immense number OF people who vii cer'
sainly desire to Witness the proceedings CT
she national dem oaratio convection. For
the good CT She democratic party and OF the
country It ia hoped taat Mr.. DougheEsy's
wiss sdyics mag be- adopted. The delegates
10 ths convention should consider the i'm
Dorssnt questions that will 30 before them
as calmly and deliberately, END With as mucn
1rsed,m. ea in committee room, and cer-
asiuly SHOULD ba exempt from the almost
necessary infuapoo OF 81 Immense and In
tenss!y excited crows OF spectators. Ina
applause OF this popu!sce Is swess to the
demagogue and slluring to thu seltseeSeF'
and 1t requires no little nSral oouraes to
slant, I'D against 1t and attempt to stop 6
tide that has commenced to set in-tno
much to expect OF the avorage delegate. g.
hall for tho accommodation OF the delegates
and the reporters will be largo enough. and
there are plenty of them in Chicago, aud the
lsrgs sue, of Gonsy the proposed auditorium
would coss, can readily be placed where 1t
will do great deal more good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10
Land Values.
To the editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
In the GAZETTE OF March 7th saw q rel

Ia the GAZETTE OF March 7th saw ref.
er:nce to greLt eft action OF land specula.
tars by tae low pfices OF land near your
city. Would 1t net bs g good thing to
keep these prices down 30 az to attract set
tiers and not Speculation? Population makes
wealth. Speculation is mere gambling, or
rather 10 cass Of land speculation it Ia levy
iug blatkmsil upon prediction. What we
want Is TO keep lsnd low In selling price in
order that home seekers, net speculaso,s,
may be attracted. This can be done by
putting as high tax as possible under cur
present t.x System on the land values. espa-
clalIy as these values are made BY the gen.
era public and not BY individuals. Tag
natural opportunities DO as to lightsn tde
burden upon the producer a. W.
WYOMING, Pa March g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10
Trouble in a Seminary.

KINGSTON, N. Y, Mar. lO-Prof. Balses.
ley, principal OF the Dslaware Uoai t. ssnI.
cary, was recently charged ay several cftts
Students With oordact unbecomlDg tsscs.
or end citizen with one Of the women tescb.
ers. An investigation yes hsd and TIE
board decided that The CHARGE we're not sinh.
stantieted, whereupon Dr.. Churchill sp,.
pended tia four siCdente who brooeht tho
charges. This sDgercG the other staden,s
and is young man and 4 young ladles left
school. The seminary hsa 27S. pupils and #
Is feared that many othsr students will Leave
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10

NOTHING MORE is required to justify the
demand for the repeal Of The civil service
law shan the testimony of the Secretary OF
Che Interior and his tSo assistants, as taken
by the congressional committee now inves.
sigsting the charges of fraud and corruption
against Mr.. Raun, commissioner Of pen.
siouss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10

TREASURY DRpr., Washington. D O.
I take ereat pleasure In certifying t., the
efficacy Of d.. Balls Cough Syrup, In use
in nv faulty ss a specific for colds of child.
rem or adults, and I have found it 10 be a
cure almosi immediate snd always perma
nent THos. B. PRICE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10
Of Interest to Insurance Associate,

BLOOMINGTON, March 10 "A decision "a,
rendered here yesterday In the caee Of Ira
Maggie Bs'cham vs.. the Gran1 Lodge NJ
Ancient Order OF United Workmen. Mrs
BaloSam's husband carried life policy for
50 600 In this CIDER far twelve years bat vas
expelled few months before MS death fo,
drup ksnnesg. The claim was made By Mrs.
Belcham that when be was expelled her
husband wss insane. TIE verdict rendered
gives Mrs Belcham judgment for 50 lis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10

The Pacific Mall Compapy's steamer
UhIps will be Withdrawn after April trip, as
she is q British ship; 30 the company will
have 30 either sell hsr or Icy her up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10

.ivittes Will be held st the castle. Tho
Prince and Primers of Wales, With tbel,
family, are staying at Compton Plscs. tbo
Eassbo.ne residence OF the Duke otDsyor.
shire,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10

NTHEATEEA, said to be the most perteo.
w Health Food in the world. received to,dsy
feb24 By ]. C. MILBUEN.-
OoOD QUALITY BLENDED TEA 45 CENTS
VI Best Bleached Zoe. at
jan20 &c. MILBURNs'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-10

Sufferers from soalds. burns, &C.,. Saliva.
ton Oil will cure yon speedily. OaIy Is
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-03

be independent, fixity Of employment,
so that he may defy the employer and
say to him, "My tenure depends mot on
my vote, but my tenure depends on my
good behavior, upon my fidelity, my
honesty, my industry, and not upon my
vote"
II some solution is not found In that
direction, this army Of employees will be
controlled by the employers, and there
Will be established an arigtocracy more
terrible than exists In any free country,
and this nobility will become our govern
ors..
We have stood upon this volcano and
now we perceive the eruption, and It
will occur constantly.
You may call out the militia Of the
state Of Pennsylvania and you may ex-
terminate all the inhabitants Of that
beautiful and thrifty village, and what
is done? Human life has again been
sacrificed In one Of these struggles for
human rights. Do you establish the
right of these large establishments to
control their buslnessH On the contrary,
the laborlng men Of this country, so con-
gcious Of the existence Of this right
which ! assert, the right to continue In
during good behavior, will
continue TO resist, and this social war
will be upon you, and It becomes the
duty OF Christian statesmen, republican
statesmen, to find some road out Of the
difficulty.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-03

Please remember 10 mention THE ADVOCATE
Whsn doing buElnsss WIN our AdVWtiSoEs.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-03
WHAT rs WRONG ABOUT THIsG

States senate, July 9TH.
maintain, according to the law OF the
land, notaS the law is generally under
stood, but according to tho principles Of
tho law which must hereafter be applied
to the solution of these troubles, that
those men (the BtrikerS) had right 70
be there. That makes it necessary foV
me 10 assert that these mem had right
to employment there, they had earned
the right 10 live there, and these large
manufacturing establishments and there
iS no other road out Of the question
must hereafter be understood to be public
establishments in the modified sense
which I will explain in q moment, In
which the public is deeply interested,
and the owners Of these properties must
hereafter be regarded as holding their
property subject TO the cOrrelatiye rights
of those without whose services the
property would be utterly valueless.
I maintain, furthermore, that these la
borers having been In that service, hav-
ing been engaged there, having spent
their lives in this service, have the right
to insist upon the perm0nency Of their
employment, and they haze the right to iN-
siSt, too, upon reasonable compensation
for their ssrVices.
We talk about the civil service law as
applicable to government employment.
/ assert that there is law wider and
broader than that, which gives to these
men who have been bred In these special
pursuits, as, for example, in the service
of railroads or of vast manufacturing eS-
tabllshments, right to demand employ
ment, right which can only be defeated
by misconduct on their part.
Within my lifetime / have seen mar
velOus changes. There was time when
indivldualism was the universal rule and
men lived alone almost, because they
could support themselves; bat matters
haze changed. To-day the world is prac-
tlcally divided between employers and
employees.
How do you adjust ltY You cannot do
It by asserting, what l admit to be true,
that every man has the right to the con-
troll Of his own property In his own way;
il he does not like to go to wo. k for the
Carneglss he may 60 to work for some
body else. You cannot settle 1t In that
way. You cannot settle 1t by saying that
Mr.. Carnegie has a right to employ
whomsoever he pleases. Those are old
trNSsms Uhich hare no application to
this changed condition chen organized
capital furnishes as all that zoe hGUe;
it furnishes all our food; 1t Furnishes all
our clothing; it furnishes oar physi-
clans; beliepe 1t is nOtU furnishing oar
lawyers; and 1t Is said that Gt has fur
nished our legislators sometimes, al
though that 10 alAnder Wnlcn am NOT
disposed to endorse That being the
case you have got to find some road out.
You cannot admit the absolute right OF
capital; you cannot admit the absolute
right of labor; you have got TO ADJUST
their rights upon some basis. What ls
ltS That the manufacturing estGbIish-
memt 70 public institution, as tho rail.
roads are held to be--pWbIio because hey
vOrE for the public; public because they
employ the public; public because men in
their employ become unfit for Other SER
Vicss; and public because there are hoWs-
Sads dependent upon them for food and
nurture
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-03

THE NEWS is the only great daily newspaper
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The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-03
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-03
TRUSTEES SALES.

JNRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF a DIED
Il of trust executed 10 me by ID F. KefanTer
ana Il. 3: Wiliams on the Bird day OF March, 1890,
ana recorded In the clerks office OF the Hustinos
court OF the city of Roanoke, Virginia, to secure
70 j. Is. Winston the payment OF the sum of 1850
evldenced by one interest bearing negotiable note
In the aum OF $3.50, dated March 3, 1890 and nav.
aole TWO years from date with legal interest. and
wheroas default has been made in the payment of
tho said note OF $780, and having been requested
80 TO do by the beneficiary in The said decd of
trust VIII offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder AT the front door OF the court-
house OF the city OF Roanoke Va, ON SATiJR.
DAY, THE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1Sg2
AT 10 NJ the following property, to wit: That
CERTAIN lot or land situated In the city OF Roanoke
10 Wit "''
Beginning at point on the cast side OF Com.
meros street ~ feet from the southeast corner OF
Pino street; thence In an eastcrly direction 14O
rect 70 an alley; thence with said alley south 80
Icot to point on same; thence west 40 feet 10
commerce street; thence north with Commerce
street 70 feet to the place of the beginning
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray the costs OF
executing this trust including trustees com.
mission OF per cent. and the past due note of
$4S9 with interest from the 3rd day OF March.
1890. to day OF sae; the balance, II any, PAYABLE
IN ono and two years from date, in two equal In
stalmcnts. evidenced by interest bearing ncgo
erty. i LEW W
IL ths Trustee.