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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-16
Cnre Yourself.

Don't pay large doctors bills. The best
medical book published, 100 pages, ele-
CANT colored plates, will be sent you on
recent of three 2-cent stamps to pay post
age. Address A. p, 0rdway d Co., Bos-
ton, Mass. ."r ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-16
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment.

A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. 1t is cooling and soothing.
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
it after all other treatment had failed
It is put up in % and 80 cent boxes.
For Sale by f. D. Felt.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-16

For sore throat. ssturate flannel band,
age with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
hind il on the throat. 1t will cure any or.
dipary case in one nights time. For sale
hv II d. Felt 40
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-16
Koene N. II. July "a, 1891

Norman Lichty, ESQ, Des Moines' IA.
Dear Sir:-I enclose 30 cts. In stamps
for two boxes Of Krause's Headache Cap
sules, same as last. Work like magic
Send at once If possible, as | am out. Ke'
spectfully, As A. A. BRoNsDoN.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-16

Of the United States to appoint dele'
gates to the Nicaragua canal conven-
tion, which assem- bles at New Orleans
on the 3Oth OF November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-08
A Faithless Wifi TGzapped-

Richard Seaman went homo ia New York
Sunday night about 11:9O o'clock. and, be
alleges, found his wife In compromising
position with his own brother, Michael
acanlan, handsome man OF thirty i7a
geers.
A violent quarrel ensue5, end harsh
words followed, until rendered almost In
ssns, the husband enatohed lighted lamp
frcm table and hurled 1t at the head Of his
wife. Toe Temp struck her under the lefs
eye ard hooked the woman to the floor. In
momsnt che wEs blazing bundle. and re.
gaining her feet, ran shrleklng to the street,
where chs was caught and carried to 3
neiehboriDg house, the flames having been
exiinguiahed. She was horribly burned on
every part Of her body, and elk hours later
she died In terrible agony.
The husband was found three hours after
tie commission OF the deed, 10 hiding at t,s
place where he was employed ss baker.
To the police be acknowledged that he
threw the lamp which caused his wifes aw-
iul desth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-08
The Pugilists .

James J. Corbett yesterday put up for
fell. OF 81 900 In New York city and Issued q
challenge to John L. Sullivan to fight for
$4,000 eide and the largest purae that a
Cub will give. Corbstt will Sign articles tc
fight whenever 1t suits Sullivan best.
Charley Mitchell renews his challenge to
Sullivan and declares that he wants to fgh.
the big fellow. The president of the Oiym.
pic Club, New Orleans, ssys that the club
will bring Mitchell and Sullivan together II
1t can be accomplished and II there is any
fight in tie Elglishman.
Ted Psi.chard, of England, Is willing TO
box Fitz,inmons in either America or EGG.
land, for the mlddleweight championship OF
the world. within ten weeks from the sign.
ing OF articles, and will bet $4,000 on the
result.
There Is strong probability Of match be.
tween Austin Gibbons and Billy Myer,., Both
Gibbons AID Myer seem anxious for go"
The Gladstone Club OF Providence, B. l., yester-
day mado an offer OF $4,000 for George Godfrey,
colored of Baston and Joe Choynaki Of California,
for tho May meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-08
DR.. Baker Acquitted.

The second trial of Dr.. J. A. P. Baker, tos
the murder OF his w.fs by poisoning, wac
ended at Abingdon yesterday evening, tbs
Jury bringing in verdict Of mot guilty"
The o1urt.honse -,aa packed With Isnpla,
sud when the Jury came 10 at four O'Clock
after an absence OF 81 hour and half, and
toe clerk had reed the verdict, q most IN.
usual acane was enacted. Shouts CT "Hur.
rah for Dr.. Bsker-hu,rah for Batstour!,
we're sounded from hundreds of t1rosls Of
The best people In tbs county. There ls SO
indictment agaips. Dr.. Baker for poisoning
". 3. Gimer. This, 1t is believed, will be
dismissed.
Mr.. Baker seemed perfectly cool while
waiting for his fate to be announced. He
chatted With h;s brother and With fiisnds as
he was Ia the uit-room as q mere epecta.
tor.
Dr.. Baker was tried last August at Ab'ng.
don for numbering his wife By poison. l.
vas charged that conspiracy between him
and Mrs. Gilmer to murder by poison Mrs.
Baker and Mr.. Gllmer was discovered last
spring by package of love letters which
had passed between the two. Mrs. elmer,
when arrested, was admitted to ball Ia $780,
600. her husband becoming her surety DR..
Bakers trial began July 81. After fifteen
dave the verdict was murder 10 the first de-.
gree, and he was set tsnced tobe hanged No.
Vember 81 last. An appeal was taken to
the Circuit Court, and new trial granted
on the ground tsat incompetent witnesses
had been admitted. Hls seeond trial was
begun Fsbrnery 23, Mrs. Gilmer st the
ffst trial testified to TIE improper relations
between her and D.. Baker, and tcld OF the
alleged conspiracy to polson-she to kill her
aasoand and be bic wife. She was also on
.he stand In TIA second trial. and broke
down while falling the story. The trias
we're amorg tho most sensational ever
known In Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-08
Richmond Terminal Plans.

Several coa.ereuofe have recently been
held Ia New York of the various Richmond
Terminal interests for the purpose Of expe-
diling the Issue OF the Richmond Terminal
plan, and it Ia stated by parties interested In
the reorganization that the obstacles which
interiered with its Issue have bean removed.
One OF these was the inability to form syn
dioate OF $50, 600 900 to underwrite ths plan.
It i5 Cow proposed to reduce the amount to
be subscribed by the syndicate to about
$40 600 900, which, it Is claimed. can be essi-
ly seised, and the officers OF the company
state that this amount will be ample to in
sure the success OF the plan. The stock de-
cllned early on published reports that re-
caiger of the company would be asked fer.
but the securities of the company rallied
and advanced on official Genials OF the re-
potts.
Mr. Patrick Calhoun ssid yesterday: 1.-THE
Intins ton that Was directly or indirectly
! instrumental In placing tae Central Railroad
and BANKING Company OF Georgia In the
hands OF q receiver are absolutely and IN.
quali6edly false. Ths fist intimation l had
That receivsr bad bsen applied Tor was
about o'clock on Friday afternoon, through
a telegram from General Alexander to Mr.
john d. 4nlap, announcing tnat ms t0ea'
ersl Ale1sndef) had been appointed. do
not intend to permit the real rerp:t iator5
OF this proce1 dings to shift the responsibility
for their action to my shoulders"
Mr. John II. Inman Is quoted az eagine:
"We are NOS sgitated up here over the re-
Ownership, however the matter may be
looked upon 10 Georgia. had tslk to.dsy
with Mr.. Olcott. We have mads no plane
yet but we shall 60 on with our work."
(. Noihirg has been fixed about the prssi'
dent of the reorganiZsd Richmond Terminal
but it is ger orally understood that Colonel
Hayes is TO be the man. The choice Till be
made as soon as the plan 10 announced
which may De any day this week.
The New York Times Gays reports are
ourrect that the whole Richmond Terminal
system is to 60 into receivers hande, iba
proceedings for which will be institnted st
Richmond on papers preparedin New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-08
st will Pulverize Russia {"

A st. Petersburg dispatch to the STANDARD
relates this story as an echo Of Emperor
Williams fasaol.s B:andenburg epeech.
After the Emperor eat down as the close o.
his address guest asid to him jokingIy that
he had apparently forgotten that Russs
was always behind hin. The Emperor re.
tortsd: Twill pulvef;z, Russia.n
shpysloff upon hearing this remark made
oloss Inquiries concerning it, and then com.
c,unicated the details of the eczema and the
dialogue in question to NJ. de Gisrs, who
related them to the Car.
ct coaTt reception four or FIVE evenings
spo the Gear is eaid to have addressed Gen
Won SchweiDi!z rather abruptly 9Th the
words:
"Tell your Emperor that when hs wants
t, begin puloer!zn g us We Will throw bali 8
million soldiers over his frontier with the
greatest pleasure"
Gen. Won Schweinitz hes communicated this
message, 1t Is said, to Emperor William.
The story, while doutt'eaa exaggerated.
Is youched for by the Standard correspond.
emit as containing kernel OF truth. Rumors
of Williams sympathy With Poles has rem.
dered the Gar especially bitter against him
lately.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-08
A Desperate Bear,

In the past nine gears Abram Van Valken
turgh Of North Branch, N. j., his killed and
trapped thirty two bears, some of them very large
aud como OF them very ugly, but the one he baeged
q few days ago he describes as the biggest and ug
lest one he ever had hand in dealing with
Tho bear got into one OF his traps on tho Never.
sink Mountains, and trail in the snow showed
where it had walked of with the trap log, and
chain. Van Valkenbursh followed the trail for 8
MILE and then came mp with the BEAR The log had
caught fast between TWO trees each one foot
la diameter, and had stopped bruins flight. That
had 80 Infatuated the big bear that he had torn
the trunk Of the trees to spinters with his claws
and chewed the log half way in two when Van
Yalkenburgh arrived on the scene. When the
hear discovered his pursuer ne rushed forward,
and was only prevented from throwing himself
unon Van Vslkonburgh by the chain holding him
back. The bear did not weaken until Van Walk
enburgh had put three riffs balls in his body, and
IL REQUIRED the fourth TO finish him. The boar
weighed nearly 400 pounds, the skin measuring
8 by 61h feet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-08
pROM WAsHIHGTJH.

yspssssI Correspondence of tie AlsSaSdria Gazette
WAsH1KaroN. q. O.. March s. 1882.
The meeting OF the Cabinet to-day waa
devoted almost entirely to the consideration
of the Behring Sea question, With view Of
deciding on plan of sction In case Great
Britain sdheres to Ito refusal to renew for
rhe present season. pending arbitration, the
modus vlvendi OF last year. There was 0
smaller attendance than usual, owing to the
gIlnsss of Secretary Blaire and the absence
from the city Of Secretaries Noble and Eos.
ter. 1t is, understood that no definite pan
of action was determined upon. As one of
the results of tins Cabinet meeting to-day,
&he President has sent to the Senate the
Behring SEA- arbitration treaty.
This morning, as Gen. sohods!d was dri7.
ing to the War Department. his carriage was
run into By an cypress wagon and overtnrn-
ed. It was found necessary to remove the
General through tho window. he wss not
The naval appropriation bill, % completed
end ordered 70 be reported, authorizes the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-08
The Late Judge Smith.

The judges of TIC Superior Court CONVEX cd
10 heno Ia Les Angsie', CAL, Thursday, Feb
&c q. Ali of the judges except Judge CLARK
were present He gas represented by Judge
Torreucf, Of Gan Diego. The courtroom was
alled vita members If tle bar. The assem-
blaee wss called to order by Judge Walter
8. Van Dyke.
Judge D. ] Hstcn moved aud the motion
YVES adopted thst the chair appoint COM
mitt 10 OF si< 70 draft resolutions TO be pre-
sent,d ID the several depaJtmaltl of ths
Superior Court The following morning. The
specIal commit 70 delegated &c prepare this
memorial. presented the following which
was adopted:
Henry N. Smith WAS for many years citizen
Of Los angeles county, and member OF this bar
and he was also for some time 90 OF this court.
He died in the primo Of life, and whi!o pursuing
successful professional csraer. as lawyer his
abilities and qualifications wero best known to
his rro 'essioaa asso dates. He WAS fortunate in
the pos session of lib raj and Thorough educstiop
which enabled him to effectively utilize lis re-
maJkabls nstu al resourcos. he was not fond Of
display. Indeed he was unconscious OF his cow
ers and a.;ainmenls. His cleaners OF thought aud
EXPRESSION, his accurate and legal Judgment, were
often disclosed to his brethren through his briefs
and oral presentation of legsi questions. He was
logician. He did not spend any portion Of his
time in seeking subtle distinctions, but declared
himself tsrsely and plainly His law was COM
mon sense. We know him as judge
The characteristics That msdo hi great law.
yer assured success on the bench. The sblest
Numbers of tho bar seldom entertained great hopes
Of victory in the appellate court, il an adverse
decision was rendered By Judge Smith. He was
always abe to grasp the talent issue, and never
permitted an adjuoicsi) IN to RESI- upon collat-
eral dispute or purely Technical view.
He va, particularly impastia. Judges have
sometimes been unccnsciously, and hence, hon
court to forget individuality and follow principle
with unsweIving faithtulness Vitaizsd by tho
pulsings Of heart than which none was ever
more kind, he did not hesitate to perform the
atern, st snd most painful u 5icsl duties. His in
tegrity was above reproach. No defeated litigant
ever sec. sed him OF wrongful act. Poll ical
turmoil never brought forth suggestion against
his moral worth. When the Creator was pleased
in His omnisc!ent wisdom to call henry M. Smith
from cur midst, there passed. ffom us an able
lawyer, an hon st man, a sincere friend who will
not be forgotten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-08
Congressional.

To the y. 8. Senate yesterday the pure
food bill was further discussed and Mr..
Coke's amendment to strike cut sections re.
quiripg persons manufacturing CT selling
drugs or articles of food to furnish samplea
TO agents OF the Secretary OF Agriculture for
Analysis and providing penalties fer refusal,
was adopted.
AS stated 10 the GAZETTE the Houae
adopted TIE resolution t., take up and con-
slider the Bland free coinage bill on the % !
inst. The republicans joined with the sll.
yer men IL fixing the date for the consldera.
ton OF tho bill. The Speaker announced
the result and immediately added: The
clerk will read toe Journal oil yesterdays
proceedings" Laughter
A few executive communications we're
leid before the House, which then took up
the Pension Appropriation bill. Mr.. Grout
moved to recomm't with Instructions to
increase tho aggregate from 1888 100000 to
$144 800. 006.
Tnis motion was defeated and the bill
passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-08
ERIE OF TIE Dag.


In Maine Yesterday the democrats elected
mayors Ia Portland. Westbrook, Lewiston,
Saco, etc.
Rev. T. Bailey, editor Of tha Biblical Re-
corder, a Baptist paper &C Raleigh, N. o.,
was pata'yz,d jaat after preaching ser
mon Sunday.
Mrs. Annie E seumss. wIdos of the late
Admiral Raphael Ssmme7, commander o!
the Confederate cruiser Alabama. died at
her homo in Mobils, Ala, yesterday, in her
geysnts fourth year.
The immense tunnel extending ont four
miles under Lake Michigan and large
enoueh to driya team Of horses through,
butt for tbs purpose OF increasing Col.
cago water supply. mas been pronounced
failure. owing to dsiset Ia the wells.
Howard j. Schneider vas before toe
Criminal Court OF Washington yesterday to
be tried on an indictment fer the murder OF
his vile. Counsel foy the defense applied for
pDstponemsuu OF the trial. The sppica-
tiou was overEuled and an exception WAS
taken.
The Bsronness Margaret de Stuers, cou.
sia OF the lsse John Jacob As.or, vas grant
ed divorce from her husband, Baron AL
pbonso Eugene Lsmbcr! De Stuers, mini ter
of the Netherlands to EIa3ce, By Judge AK
ene ct Sioux FALL, South Dakota. yester-
day. a licenee was ct once oht ,ined for her
m arriage TO Eiliott Z,borowski, 8 wealthy
Nav Yorker.
Mira Aunie Margaret Mont,gu, OF Coler-
slDe, Londonderry, Ireland, daughter To-
law OF Lord Mcntseu, who is charged With
manslsughter, groViog cat cfshs dseth CT
Der thrse-year.oid daughter who was lound
ohoked TO 6esth, GAS secured charge OF
venue on the ground OF public feeling In
the provlce OF Uistsr, end ths case hes
beer transferred to the Dab!ln A:size5 for
trial.
Representative John W. Kendall, OF Keo-
lucky, who was stricken with paralysis In
Washing TIN, yesterday morning st two
O'CLOCK, died last Dighs. His coaiition COZ
tiuued to grow worse fron The tine he wss
stricken rn il death came. He was uncon-
ecious ut tho TINA. and ezptiei Without q
strugeia. His wife, o4e OF bis sons. snc
ttler friends, ware with him when he died.
TIE remains Will be taksp t, West L'5erty.
KY, bis former home, whsre tae interment
will be mads.
The Untsd States Carpet Lining Oompa,
ny's works, st jersey City. N. j., were
ACh hASh Hoo
boys were ct work near the packing ma.
/ chine, when the hot shaft set fire 30 some
jute. Ia fash the machine and the room
were In flames. The boys about the ma
chico had their hands. eFms anil faces burn
/ ed. Everybody m sde their escape, jump.
/ leg through Wipdowa, dropping down the
ha.ch1ay snd us!ng every Other available
No cans of exit. Tae loss is estimated ct S12
600. FULLY Insured.
The widow of President Jefferson Davis
has begun suit In the United States Court,
New York, against the Bedford Publishing
Company, alleging breach CT contract. On
March 4. 1890. sha contracted with Robert
Bedford for ths ssie CT the memoirs Of har
husband. Royalties 10 The amount Of ST.
600 were due her 10 September last, out
were not paid. Notwithstanding. tie Bel
ford Company continued tle sale Of her
book, and decided to transfer tho rights CT
3uahSiiusGio3 ID TIE . ai.ed E.,-ascyss Book Com.
| naly,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-08

Last evening Rcod Williams shot bjm.s,
through The heart In the presence &, IT,
wife ct their home In Chicago. Ia t.s
been victim Of melaucholla Until last niob.
when ne was almost rayipg maniac.
a disastrous wreck occurred on the Pom,
sylvania Railroad nsSr Cca.esvillo, Ps LAT
night s;xtssn f.eigAt cars were te.esoon.s
ard amashed, and David Movery, a prat.
map. YES badly injured.
The King Of Sweden has written lot,..
in;imatiug ihst he may visit the Wc,,d,.
fair st Chicago IL pe,sor. 1.-The come. 49,
King will preside over ao,na !i.s.ary or 60,
critic coEgress.
suit for damages will be iod in the H.,
States Court against the city OF New Orlears ~
week by the families of the unnatural "a H.,
ians, who were iynched there last year II.
CT. inns will vsry from $4,000 to $4,000 .ns
the total will amount to between Sl5Oo90 81
100000 Failure of the authorizes to DIV,
proper pole, protection forms the bssi, OF tba
cults, which ars purely ptrsonsl the Italian so-.
eminent having no hand in them.
Charles Wall was hanged in the Wvo,,:.
county, Pa, Jail Tunkhsnnock this mo,pino 10
the murder Ct bis wife. Never in the history of
executions in thia county did humsn b.ipg 30.
death on the scaffold with mo.e disregard o. ,bo.
awful surrounding In his cell all the mo,rir'.
Wall laughed and joked, and for over two bc1,,
before the execution he INDUCED in piot.ro >,
marks, he gave no sigrs whsteyer OF sor,os, a.
repentance, caiuins all the time that he was T..
nccent and knew rothing OF the crime.
A party CT armed Albanans, who sore escortir,
wedding procession near Kol,schia, met pur,.
Der OF Montenegrlns when one CT the weapon. va,
accidentally discharged wouncing oae OF III,
Montenegrins. His comrades without hesitation
poured volley into tho wedding party, killing
and wounding 80 OF them.
All the officers of the Louisiana lottery wt-.
arras ned in few Orlesns yesterday oh ,rg,d with
vio!aiog the sntilottery pcs!al lsw under sr
Indictment found in Trenton, N. ]. Ghiimsk.,
the fourteenth Indictment which they haye bo,p
called on 10 answer in as many different stacL
The steamship Rossi, which arrived a: New
York this morning from Santos, Brszi, wa, 90.
tsined at quarantine. Yellow fever broke ont
among the crow whiio at Santos, and the frs.
mate, engineer and one OF the amen died
Lieutenant HetherinGton will ba tried By The
American Consul at Yokahoma FxMsyor
Heh:riI gon, of Dubuque, Iowa, says he heart.
lily approves his sons course in Shooting BIZ;
wife's sed1cer, ard is confd mt OF his scQuit,sl.
The negro who beat two white women N
Hardin county, Tenn, was caught noar Fl3rcrcc,
Ala, and taken to the vi;tims house for lienii.
fcaiiou. He proved to DO The man and the On.
ragged citiz;ns hung him at once.
Four OF the eight destitute INN grants Who vcr.
detained on the Hamburg American stesus 70
Gothia, at Faiimore, escaped from that vessel AID
have rot bsen captured.
The Baltimore Boa, d OF Trade has adopted res.
oiuticnd roque:tirg the Maryland R,p;eseuts.
tives in Congress to oppose the free cOinasO bill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-08
Mr Snringer's Place

Mr.. springer's lmpc,tan cbairmanehip o.
the ways and means committee Is practical.
ly st en- end. Dr.. VlnosLt. who came to
Washington frcm Springfield to take charge
of Mr.. sprIrgsr's case, eaId yesterday that
eysn should his patient begin to rally at
once, and continue to improve from this time
on, 1t would not be possible for him to attend
to any business tor the next two months.
Dr.. Vincent says that under the moot favor.
able circun stances Mr.. Springer could not
leave bis house within the nextthree weeks.
After that the doctor will lnsllt that Mr..
Springer go to Fortress Monroe or come
other health rescrt for stay OF four or Ave
Seaks. Mr.McMiIlin is,la rea!lty,the chair
ain Of tbs committee. and daring the com
Jog weeks of Struggle over the tariff ques-
tion, McMilin will be the conspicuous head
CT the tariff reform.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-08

THE NEW YORK Tribune says: "Among
all the ioreigh-born communities OF Amerl-
can cit;zsns. the Irish alone vote solldly On
one side" Not all by sny meane; bat why
any Irishmau who desires home rule for Ire
gsnd should vote the republican ticket in
this country can not be easily explained ex
cept upon the general principle. that
applies to the people CT all other nations, as
yell as to the Irieh, which Is that they are
anauenced by Ignorance and prejudice. IN.
less, as liz the cass OF Mr. EigaD, 1t be "for
geyenue"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-08

IF ANY msmbsr OF Congress from Virginia
shall vots for the bill appropristiDg Sc. ESQ.,.
900 more than Congress has already given
to the Chicago fair, his poor constituents,
who will be taxed to pay their full share OF
shat immense SUM, should make Ii their es-
Decisl business TO SEQ that be hhsll never
again have an opportunity of giving his as
sistanoe 20 those who would tax thsm for
sny such unnecessary purpose.