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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-11

Our STIR Sc UI.vG .N.4CHAvE is unsurpassed.
We sell it for less than One Half the usual price Of other
htsh-srade nsacktnes.
1910, 21.k0. GSd aS.ka
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07
Yesterdays Storm,


The storm which passed over this city and
section yesterday evening was more severe
In other localities. Il broke with fory over
Gett1 sburg. Pa, unrooaug the Central Ho-
tel and The 81. O. Picking House, adjoining.
Fences and ohimneys we're blown down all
over town. a bolt of lightning struck Ju-
ius Kuppreon. who was driving along the
road to bis home In Norwood, Pa, killing
hin and bis horse instantly. In Washing
ton the storm, though Of ehort duration, was
severe, unroo6ng several houses end pros
tra.iug trees. The steeple OF the Hamline
Church, In the northern part Of the city,
was blown off. and In falling crushed an adj
i,ining drugstore. No lives were lost, but
the damage to property throughout the city
will reach $4,000 or 1900. Balm etorms
without parallel In recent years have pre-.
vailed throughout the western country for
the past two days, and the amount OF dam.
ago done Ia enormous. At Joliet. IL. hum
dreds OF Families had to quit their homes
and 20 to the bluff, fearful that the dam
would 90 out, In which case the middle of
the city would be placed under water. The
factories have from one to nine feet OF wa.
ter in them. In Chicago and In Ottumwa,
Ia, houses have bsen flooded and much
damage icfIc.ed by incesssnt rains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07
Foreign News.

DUBLIN, May 7.-E iwsrd O'BfIeD, the
Invlneible, who was recently released irem
Mount Joy prison, is dead.
BERLIN, May IA sensation has bsen
caused here by ths sultide OF Victor Jaeger
strom, member Of noted commission firm,
and the ATTEMPTED suicide OF his brother.
They left home together on Thursday, and
last night were found in the Thiergai ten.
Victor was dead, having shot himself with
a revolver. His brother had attempted to
hang himself, but the rope, part OF which
was attached to the limb of tree, had
broken. He was partly unoors :ious, end
his condition i, critical. No reason FIR the
act. of the brothers Is known.
VIENNA. May IA snow storm set 10
yesterday morning In Hungary and the
TyroI and continued through the day and
aIght. Enormous damage has been done t.,
che orchards where the trees we're all In bud.
LONDON, May 7.-Ths story t,ld By Amy
Falconer, the dressmaker, who wes found
yesterday 10 terribly injured condition be-.
side the railway near Leeds, and who SAID
che had baen assaulted by man in the com.
partment of railway carriage and then
thrown out, Ia without truth. She Jumped
from the train.
The ra:i6ca.ious Of tie BshslDg Sea arbl.
traton agreement aud modus vysndi CON.
vsnsion were exchanged between Great
Britain and the United States to-day.
BONE, May TAT the request OF Archbishop
Ireland the Rev. Father Caillet, administrator Ct
St. Pau, Mimi, has been nominated Domestic
Prelate at the Vatican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07

party made prisoners of the Eve and set ont
to scour the bushes for the missing man.
After some search they fouad him. he had
the lad with him and vas app.ehended in
the very act OF com uniting 9 namaless crime
upon ths child Ha was taken iato custody
aud given sound thrashing. Ths Il 1 men
ware then lodged in all at Olsj tan. During
the night ali six disappeared, the calsb,cse
door being star d ng wide open this morn.
Ing. 1t Ia thought they we're taken ont du;.
Ing the night, severely cas,lgatad, and then
set adrf. I; is minated that the scoundrsl
who waa caught in the brush vas even mora
summary dealt with AID that HE carcass
is now swinging from limb someghsrs
near the scene OF his crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07
Richmond Terminal Affairs.

The met ting of the reorganization COM
mittae OF the Richmond Terminal In
New York yesterday evening failed to re-
suit In either an abandonment Of the plan or
cotton which would encourage the hope OF
final success of the reorganization. The
exhibit CT deposited securities was extremely
meager a5 regards Via nndsri ying securities.
and 1t is now believed that modification OF
the plan In the future cannot be avoided.
All OF The members of the commi tee were
present, except Oliver II Payne, who Ia Ia
Europe. The chairman. F; ederck P. colt,
presided for the first time In many weeks,
his absence having been caused by Illness.
The commit es simply decided to extend
the time for the deposit of Richmond and
Terminal securities. uader q penalty OF two
per cent. In coat. to May 16. The time for
the deposits OF underlying securities is e1-
tended to the same date without penalty.
At the meet ting IF the committee yester.
Gay 1t Ia understood that two different
COURSES were open for discussion. One vas
to have the dissenting members of the COM
mit.ee retire, to bs succeeded by General
Thomas and his friends. aud the other to
extend the time In which securities msy be
deposited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07
aSl@zS5 5zs51
.ssocTATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings Of Congress.
WASHINGTON, May z.
HOUSE.

Although the House does not imitats the
example OF tha Senate by adjournlug from
Friday until Monday, Saturday is usually q
dull day. An early adjournment is always
expected, and consequently many members
devote thst day to the transaction OF their
departmeI tai business. Bot the prospect OF
fual vote on the river and hsrbor bill had
the effect OF Bringing together ON unusually
large Saturday attendance.
Several requests Tor unanimous consent
we're denied but Delegate Harvey. OF Ok
lahoma, was fortunate. he secured ths ras-
sage of q bill donating to Oklahoma City,
for school purposes. the military reservation
at that point.
The House then went ipto committee OF
the whole on the river and hsrbor bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07
The Methodists.

OMAHA. Nso.. May 7.-B shop Fowler, Of
San Francisco, presided at t1e Methodist
conference this morning. Ths Devotional
exercises Wero led By Rev. W. McD5ns'd
co!ortd, OF Mississippi. Amos Shlrkie was
pct on tho committee on rovvals Di
NseIey, OF Philadelphia, read the report
from the committee On rules Of order, which
was ordered to be printed. D.. Bristol, Of
Chicago. called for the order Of the dsy
which was the report OF Bishop Taylor. Of
Africa. The special o;dsr Of the dag was
taken up.
Bi'h,p Tsylor spoke of the necessity OF pu,
chasing or rsdeeming the young African girls be,
fore they could be gotten away from their parent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07
HRRs nr TER nAy

It Ia reported that Enin Pasha died OF
smallpox In Central Africa recently.
The Archer bondsmen have settled with
the State according to the provisions OF the
act OF the Maryland Assembly.
At the Methodist Episcopal General
Council at Omaha yesterday President Har
rlaon was scored for signing the Chinese e1-
olusion bill.
The Pennsylvania convention OF the Prot.
estant Episcopal Church adopted an amend
ment excluding members OF religious orders
from seats In the convention.
The sash, door and blind manufacturers
formed q permanent organization tomsiu tain
tae ten-hour day with no reduction in pay
for ~hich the mill employees are striking.
IT Is understood that the grand jury Ct
the District OF Columbia will return several
indictments for perjury and subordinatior
defense In the Schneider murder trial.
The Association of superintendent o.
American Inesne Asylums In session IL
Washington adjourned yesterday t, meet
next Juue inChicago and adopted the title Of
American Medical Peg Geological Associa'
tton."
Dir William Vernon Haroourt. the e..
gllsh liberal leader, states that tie Orange
lodges 10 Ireland are privately subscribing
money for the purchase OF arms to carry
ont the threat, to rebel rather than to sub
NIT to an Irish parliament.
The southern Baptist convention met lie
Atlanta, Ca, yesterday. Fifteen hundred
delegates are In attendance. Judge iona
than Harralson. OF Selma. Als., YVES re elect
ed president. DR.. Hawthorne welcomed
the convention to Atlanta and Gov. North
en- to the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07
YIKnIHIA NEWa.

Miss Susan Holtzclaw, OF Aroole. died
last Sunday.
Msj,r J Il. Erwin died few days ego at
Brdgewater.
Raw. 8. F. Sanger set ont 5000 peach
trees in his orohsrd near Winchester lest
week.
The democrat, of Winchester yes tsrda5
Instructed TIE delegt tas to the Sla;e oonven-
ton 10 favor Of Cleveland.
The wheat crop In Shenandoah Ia very
promising. II has passed the winter with
out any Injury. The fruit trees are now In
full bloom.
A dwelling near Biandiord. Prince Viii
liam county. Owned by a. F. Koonz. and oc-
oupied by Mrs. Cox, Was burned last Sun
day.
q young southern physician OF brilliant
promise and soion OF q noted Virginia
family, Dr.. Rutson Maury, died in New
York on Thursday.
Mr.. &. r Dunawsy. q very highly esteem.
ed oitzen Of White Stone, Lancaster county,
committed suicide yesterday by shooting
himself with pistol
at the Roanoke republican convert lop,
early yesterday morning, General Malone
was unanimously Reelected chairman o!the
State committee.
Dr.. Dinwlddle Phillip, native OF War.
renton. and ex-snrgeon of tho U. 8. Navy,
died at his home at Madison Rur, Orange
coub ty, on the Sd Inst.
The name of the "Hote Ketoctin,n OF
Lsesburg, recently purchased By Colonel
e. V. While for syndicate, Of which hs is
a member, has been changed to Lsesburg
Inn."
VIM. Montgomery, .colored. one night last
week broke open and entered the sto Q.
house Of Hardwick Bros. at Kinssle, taking
$40 10 cash from the postt flee, and about
$175 worth OF clothing and ether articles
from the store He was subsequently esp
tured.
The Loudoun Enterprise says: "Ssversl
ger tiemen are spoken Of by tbl il friends In
this county for lace on the State deega.
ton to the national convention. Messrs.
Ryan, Fairfax, and McCabs are being urged
By their friepds. The last nsmtd is also
spoken Of as an eector on the State ticket"
The democrats OF Norfolk county have
gotten through with their six district NETT
logs, and 1t Is said full anti. Cleveland dele.
ga'ion has been elected, many CT whom are
out,poken Hill men. King and Queen
county appointed solid anti.Clevalsnd
delegation to the Richmond convention sea.
terday. Fredericksburg elected an unit
struoted delegst IN. as did elso Boydton,
10 Meckleuburg county. Warwick in.
ssrloted for Cleveland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07
Justly Punished.

NEVADA, Nc, May Last summer siz
tramps who had terrorized the town for
some tine were severely punished By the
citlzepe, ard as they left town swore thew
would return and take revenge ont of the
Inhabitants. Wednesday afternoon thew
appeared near the town and captured q 13
year old boy. A party OF men made search
and found the tramps near Clayton. There
were fse OF them. The sixth man and the
boy we're not to be found. The SEARCHING
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07

Mr.. WARNER, Of New YORK. In hisspesoh
to the Cleveland people 10 Richmond nigh,
before last. said there isno dissenton among
the New York democrats, and that he had
never seen them 30 united. enthusiastic and
Aggressive as they are at present. Now,
this ssrees precisely with the averments oil
Senator Hill and his friends. They say that
the entire strength OF the kIckets and mug.
wumps is composed of mouthings, and that
their abuse Of Senator Hill ls really bsnea.
cIsl t., him, as it provokes all good and true
democrats, and inctss them to more siren.
nous efforts In his bshRlf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07
BURNT WITH BENzINE.-Mlss Minnie

BURNT WITH BENzGNE.-Miss Minnie
He'll, young lady Of Baltimore, met with
peculiar and almost fatal burning accident
yesterday morning. She had on each hand
o long kid glove. extending almost to the
elbow, and was In tae act OF cleaning them
With beuzlne, or gasoline, when che stepped
too near the gas jet, the fame OF which In
etautly ignited the combuslibe oil. Before
assistance could reach her or the gloves
begotten of. Miss He'll was terribly burned
on both hauds aud arms. and about the up
PEI part of her body. Dr.. Louis O. Horn
was sent for, and dressed her Injuries. She
was better last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07
Hanged

CANON Cry, Col May Z. -Thos Layton
vas hanged Inside the psnientisry was
a. 10 20 O'CLOCK lat nigh. there bslng pres,
ent only those persons allowed by the law.
The crime for which Lswton was executed
was the killing OF John Hemmiog, m.t1r.
man on street Ca. LzHt,n, which, by the
way, is an assumed name, was "a years Of
ege, and came from Missouri TIE name Of
the town. however. he would 10: dlvuIge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07

MR. WILLIAMS, the Boston mugwump
who goes to Richmond to praise the man
who, ss President. refused to issue Mexican
war pensions to soldiers entitled to them by
law, because thsy had been In the Oonfsd.
crate service, and to oriticzs Senators Bar.
bour and Daniel because they. like most all
the other wise men Of their party, doubt Mr..
Oleveland's availability ss democratic
Presidential candidate, Is the same identical
Individual who went into caucus with the
democrats Of the q. 8. House of Represent
stiyes to nominate Speaker for that body,
and then, because his favosise was not &c.
leced, refused to vote for he nominee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07

ARCHBISHOP IRELAND AGAIN Tho eccleaias.
tcal authorities, in New York, received adispatch
fom Rome yesterday which stated that the car
dinals Of the Congregs alton of the Inquisidou
who had been examining the com promise pss OF
parochia and public schools favored at Faribault,
Mimi, by Archbishop Ireland have ronounced
against il. The cahlegtam says: "gsribsult sys-
tenn condemned. Special care tolerstsd.n This,
they cont nd, is virtual settlement OF the whole
question in the negative. The reported decision
from Rome gives great satisfaction to Archbishop
Corrigau and the Jesuits, who have all along op-
posed the Faribsult scheme.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07

IT Is new SAID t1at the OF ect of Secretary
Tracy, Senator Frye, Representative Bou.
,elle, aad other prominent republicans, In
Gavosing the democratic bill to give Ameri-
can registers to two British ships that rus
TO and from the port Of New York, was not
to promote the Idea Of free ships, So some
democrats supposed. but solely for the pur.
pose OF enabling the owners of those ships to
pnt their hands also in the Teeasury's grab
bag and draw their shsre OF subsidy money
There is always cause OF suspicion when the
republicans In Congress make no opposition
to measures introduced by thei. democratic
colleagues.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07
The Schneider Case.

WASHINGTON, May I'm tue case OF
Howard J. Schneider, who was recently
convicsd OF the murder of his wife on jan.
81 last, Judge Bradley, OF the Criminal
court, to-day dsDied motion for new
tylal, and sentenced sohneider TO be hsng-
Ell on jap. 20. 1895. Judge Wilson, counsel
for the prisoner, submitted written argu.
ment In support o! bis motion, but stated to
the coait that there vera no new grounds
for bis motion other than those already
passed upon by the court during the pro-
gress of the trial. he, however, moved an
arrest OF judgment pending bis appeal CT
the case to the court In general term. This
mt ton was briefly argued By Judge Wilson
end Mr.. Cole. the district attorney. At Its
conclusion Judge Bradley stated that Ii was
the practice of the court to pass sentence
Immediately upon denial for motion for
6 new trial. Schneider's appearance in
court this morning was In strong contrast
to his jaunty and unconcerred demeauor
during the progress OF the trial. His face
was unehsvep. his eyes sunken and haggard,
and bis clothing and general aspect vas
that OF man vino was without hope. When
the court ordered him to stand up and re-
celVe bis sentence schneider becams frantic.
He broke away from thu bsilifs, and fling
Ing his arms wildly about, made rush to-
ward the door. He was quickly overpow-
cred ard brought back to his seat. when tie
Judge ordered that he be hsndcuffsd, stat
ing that when no had rsgained his compo-
sure the manscles might bs removed and he
won.d then pass sentence. Schneider was
greatly excited and exhausted from his
struggle with the officers, and when be had
bsoome moro calm be was too weak to
stand alone. When he was again ordered
to stsnd up he was forced from sheer weak
ness to lean heavily upon hla keepers. IL
response to the usual question as to whether
he had anything to say why the sentence of
the court should not be pronounced upon
him, be made an almost lnaudibe ejacula-
tlon which the bailiffs interpreted as "God
damn you" Judge Bradley then quoting
tbs words OF the prisoner made few re.
marks. In the course OF which he said that
Schneides'a conduct this morning was con.
sstent with the hellisa design with which
he had taken the life bis wife. speaking
directly to Schneider said that "there
was never csss 10 this community or In
thiy country where more hepdIah and ma
lIgusnt spirit was shown than In yours
Your insanity Ia all sham and 1t Is sppa,-
emit that your weakness is ruse when 1t
took two powerful men to overcome you"
He then sentenced the prisoner t, be
hanged In the District jail January 20. 1898.
Judge Wilson gave notice OF an appeal and
asked that he be given 80 days Within which
to prepars the Gaze. This request was
granted and Schdoider WAS hurried from
the room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07

The FREE SHIP BILL.-1he report that the In.
man line will build two ships in America is caus-
ing considerable discussion in English circles As
the first effect of the passage of the FIthan bill,
according to English opinion, the Eaflis tramp
steamers will, In measure replace the wooden
edewheel steamers now engaged in thu American
costing trade snbst quent result will be that
some of the large Atlantic ines will be put under
the United sts tea e z. Clyde builders hold that
building vessels in America will add one-fourth to
the cost,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07

IBDUcTED.-on tia charge OF abductng Genie
Noherer, the 12-yesr old daughter of John No.
herer, Of Pistsburg, John I.ascs was arrested in
New York yesterday. A warrant wal ais Issued
for Salem Nsmi, who WAS Isaacs' accomplice and
it is expscttd that he will also be safe in sil be
fore lorg all the Syrian colony is sgog with
excitement over tie sudden and complete dissp.
pearance OF the girl who, although but IL years
OF age looks to be 90 and is said to be the pref
tiest girl of her race in The city. Robbery Was no
doubt the motive for the girl was known to have
ab nut $1,000 in her possession, and Thereby hangs
q fale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07

MR DBPHw now says be is for Harrison.
He alao prefers Mr. Cleveland for the demo-
cratic nomination. Leaving out OF view
himself, In whose behalf he is most inter-
ested, Mr.. Depew would be sasI. fad with
either Hartison or Cleveland, for his inter.
terests lie In Wall street. ard he knows that
the interests of that street would be looked
after as we'll by Mr.. Cleveland "a By Mr.
Harrison,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07

IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN.-Tne Great
Council Of Virginia will meet 10 annual seq
sion 10 Richmond on Wednesday morning
next at 9 O'Clock. o ceola Teibe. OF tile
city. will be represented by Mr.. ] p. Lssh.
Past Great Iocohonee Chas. G. ConIey, of
Philadelphia, is expected to be present at
the session. The year iusc closing has been
very prosperous one for the order In this
Stat, aud throughout the country. New
laws will be adopted Ell tho coming meeting,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07
The Flood in Indiana

GOSHEN, lad May THE E khsrt river
is higher then ever before known ard Ia
still rising, and gtsVe fears are entertained.
The railroad bridge was moved By the va.
and all the factories are shut down on
account CT high water. The flaming coun,
try In the ne!ghborhood OF the Little Calu-
met river is also under water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07

TIE RESULT OF elections In Illinois and
Pennsylvania is always decided by the ne.
gro vote In those States. 10 both Of them
the negroes asked to have at least one OF
their race in each appointed as delegates to
the national ri publican convention; bat In
neither was that moderate request granted.
Northern republicans love negroes; but only
such as live away from them-in the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07
ZOE oKER FIFTY YEARS.

Az OLD AED WELL-TRIED REMEDY-Mrs
Winslows Soothing Syrup hac boen used for over
Fifty Years By Altsoss OF Mothers for their CEil.
drsn WAiLe Tee!Hs, with Perfect Success. II Soothes
the CHILD, Sefteas the Gun, Alays sll Pain Cures
Wind Colo and is the best remedy for Diarrhoa.
Bold by Druggists in every part of the world. 1t
value is incslcuisbia. Be sure and ask for Mrs,
W;nslo,9's Soothing esTGD end take no othar kind.
Twenty I've eants bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07

CONGRESSMAN O'FERRALL should be
grateful to tbs people OF his district that
their opposition to his reelection Ia not
more ger eral than 1t seems to be-. 1t Ia not
easy for the men who suffered from the 10.
jurIes OF the war, and their sons. to continue
Co support for Congress one OF themselves,
WHO, In an election case between a demo
c,as and republican, took part against
eight Of the nina democratic members OF the
House judiciary committee. against elk OF
the nine democratic members Of the cleo.
lions committee, and against all but thirty
eight OF the entire democratic membership
OF the House, especially as the republican he
favored commanded negro regiment dur
ing the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07

bringing home with them more than Sl0o
worth of fareiga made clothing, shall become
laws, the WOO growers, the WOODEN manu-
facturere, the tailors and the consumers Will
all be benefited. Experience proves that
the price of raw wool in this country nas
always been higher during the existence OF
low, than high tariff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-07
THE BANK OAsEs.-The May term Of tn

IHE bANR OAshS.-1us Aay toIm VI tut
Loudoun County Court, Judge Tebbs, be-
gins In Leesburg on Monday next. Il Ia al
together probable, indeed almost oerta!p
that the Warrenton bank cases will be
heard at this term, they having been act 10.
Tuesday. the second day.-Lees6urg Mirror
All witnesses here have besu ruled to 80.
pear and will go there unless they have 9
valid excuse. Messrs Mccormick aud
Hunton will doubtless be on hand to repre-.
sent the defence. Jas P. Jeffdies will ss.
slst the prosecution. @. M. White will at
tend az witness, ard r B. Campbell merely
az spectator. Warrenton Virginian.