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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-29
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Henry Cohen. clothier, of Richmond,
has made an assignment. Liabilities
about $4,000, assets unknown.
Hiss Lena Stuart Nelson and MIR.
Thomas q. Anderson were married at
Catlens, Fauquier county, on Wednes-
day.
Miss Eliza ]. Green died at the resi-
dence OF her brother Charles, on the
18th inst. in Warrenton, in the 65th
wear OF her age.
Bishop Whittle returned to his home
in Richmond Thursday night from
Clifton Springs, New York where he had
been for many weeks.
Samuel H. Parkins, of Fort Defiance,
Augusta county, and Miss Grace War
den. OF Clarke county, were married on
Wednesday at Clareuiont, the residence
of the brides father, J. Warden, near
Berryville.
Naval Constructor David Watson
Taylor. United States navy. and Miss
lmogen Maury Norris, only daughter
of Mrs. Wm. cambridge Hale. OF Grass
dale, Louisa county, were married OH
Wednesday.
The caseinvolving the title to the prop
crty in Spotsylvania county upon winch
stands the unfinished monument to the
mother of Washington will be decided
soon by the Court OF Appeals at Its
next session.
Dir. Jackson Compton, who lived on
the mountain near Flint Hill. Kappa
hammock county, was thrown from his
horse near Browntown last week aud
killed. His father, Mr.. Geo. Compton,
received the news and the shock was
so great that he died the same day.
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A New CURE FOR CHoLERA.-Our
special cable dispatch from Hamburg
Yesterday morning states that the re-
cent abatement in the mortality from
cholera in that city has been largely
due to the solution of crystals OF rerio-
date injected under the patients skin.
1t is claimed that in the first stages OF
cholera ninety-fve out of one hundred
persons, and in malignant cases seven
~ per cent. can be saved by this treat
ment.
1t is well known that iodine is an ex-
cellent microbicide. Its .antiseptic and
parasiticide virtues in ringworm are ia
miliar to ALL And it is not unreason-
able that when it is employed in at
lacking the comma bacilli in the hui
man system it may prove very destruct-
i've to the cholera germ and its poison
Gus products.-N. Y. Herald.
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No WONDER third party leaders in
the South are applying for federal SUI
peryision of elections in their States,
when Mr.. Davenport, of New York,
under republican Secretary of the
Treasury, is enabled to draw hundreds
of thousands of dollars for such super
vision in his State. Christmas is COM
ing, and FIVE dollars day for ten days
service as Deputy US. Marshal will be
mighty handy.
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Cornsc ON tho Cow-Catcher.

PITTsBURc, Pa, Oct. 29.-When the
Pan Handle express train from the
West pulled into the Fourth avenue
station yesterday evening, the people
gathered there had terrible fright.
Standing upright on the cow-catcher of
the engine was the corpse of a man i'm
paled on a piece of pipe. The body
was that of Frank Carmaux, of Shra-
den, four miles from this city. He had
been loading potatoes on truck near
his home. He was struck by the en-
CINE of west-bound freight train and
thrown onto the cow-catcher of the
east-bound train. where piece of pipe
connected with the air brake apparatus
ran into his back. His body was cold
long before reaching Pittsburg.
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AvENGING HER WRoNGs.-A sensational
trial has Just been concluded in a highly ro-
mantle manner at Caltanisetta, Sicily. Sig
norma ROsilie Cordova, niece of Senator
Cordova and of the late Cabinet Minister OF
the same name. WAS tried OH a charge of al
tempting to murder her lover, DOmenico Raj
otta. who had betrayed her under promise
of marriage, and then deserted her Made
desperate by her position Rosalie lay in wait
for her recrcant lover, and as he emerged
from theatre she fired, seriously wounding
him in the chest.
Domenico recovered and was forced to be a
witness against the woman whonT he had
wronged and driven to crime. His love Tor
Rosale seemed to have returned. and he was
a very reluctant witness. He declared that
he did not believe she had intended TO Kill or
even injure him. Upon being further ques-
toned. he broke down and protested that he
could not testify against the prisoner, because
he still loved her, and that she was justified IN
what she had done.
The scene was an affecting one the court
and audience being moved to tears. The jury
brought in a verdict of acquittal without leav-
ing their seats, and amid cheers the reunited
couple left the court room hand in hand. seek
ing priest 10 join them in wedlock.
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RAILROAD ExTENsIoS.-A gentle
man connected with the B. & 0. r. r.
says there is not the slightest doubt in
the world about work being commenced
on the line from Georgetown to Fairfax
Station as soon as spring opens, and
that it will then be pushed to compile
ton very rapidly. He says the right OF
way has been secured all along the line
by purchase or otherwise, and that the
only reason work is not commenced
now is that it would be impossible to
complete it before the bad weather of
winter would put stop to operations,
and as the interest on the outlay would
be considerable, business sagacity alone
suggests postponement of the work I'M
til early spring. The road is coming,
and don't you forget it.-Fai'Jar Her
aid.
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DIED.

On October Doth. GEORGE w. IEEKs
the 32d year Of his age The funeral 81
take place on Monday, the 31st instant 81
o'clock p m, from the residence of his faiAs
in-law, III south Royal street. Friends ~
acquaintance are invited.
On October %, at 3:15 p. M, RoBEh
LEE HOY, infant son of Robert l.. and ~. :.
gie 7. Hoy, aged ID months. Notice o. !.
neral hereafter Washington paper pc
rony
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In Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
and in fact all over the West. republi-
can judges, ex-Congressmen, former
members of the State legislatures and
lifelong supporters of the republican
party, are declaring for Cleveland and
giving most excellent reasons for so
doing. Already there are indications
that these defections may cause STAN
pede which will wipe the republican
party out of existence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-29

Formerly physicians confom'
rheumatism with govt; but they
now known to be distinct sdisP
Rheumatism attacks every age
only adults. But whether yo
have to cope with the one or the
Salvation Oil will be found eilica
1t is by all odds the best liniment 4
has yet been put upon the mark
Only % cents.
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BLIND TONS MoTIER.-A recent is
SUE of the Columbus, Ga, Ledger con-
tains an interview with Charity Wig
gins. the mother of the blind negro mu-
sician. She will he remembered for her
connection with the suit which result
ed in the removal of Blind Tom from
the guardianship of Gen. Bcthune, and
his transfer to the control of man
and woman from the city of New
York. According to Charity's story,
which is authenticated by information
from other sources, these New York
people had no sooner gained possession
of Tom than they abandoned her to
her fate. Left without means in a
strange country the old woman has
been little else than an object of charity.
Appeals were made to the family Of
Gen. Bethune and TO their friends, for
pecuniary assistance to reach her old
home. When she was whecdled away
from Georgia eight years ago, she was
residing free of rent on farm belong
ing to the Bethnnes, and was iii regu-
lar receipt of an annual allowance OF
money, clothing and provisions amply
sufficient for herself and her numerous
progeny. She has now gone back, ut
terly destitute, at the age of eighty
two, to end her days near the comfort
able home fromwhich she was decoyed s
years ago, and is seeking the bounty of
benefactors whom she bad been
led by unprincipled wretches to injure
and villify. She says she has not seen
Tom in years and has no idea where he
is. She entered suit in a New York
court for recovery of possession of her
son, but nothing has come of THAR
rentOn Under.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-29

Gen. James G. Field, the third party
candidate for Vice-President. addressed
an audience of about 80 people in Rich
mond last night. Those present were
chiefly democrats who attended through
curiosity, while here and there col
ored voter was visible.
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He pronounces it wonderful rene
dy. Mr.. P T. Early. the Postmaster
of Mana, \. c., writes Il am glad to
inform you that have use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup in my family with the
best results. l never allow myself to
be without it. 1t is wonderful rem
edy.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-29

Daniel Webster Tyler and Anna
Eliza Fairfax, both of Fairfax county,
were married at Accotink, October 20
by Rev. S. ?. Shipman.
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How are Your Eyes
DR.. S. D. HICKS,

of 471 Penna. avenue, Washington. y. 80
SPECIALIST on THE EY +. .o.
Has arranged TO be at Van Auken IN n
store, King street, every Wednesday' 40, !.
make no charge to determine u 1r.ris
NAV be improved. SATlSFACI!ON w..
ANTEED. octl 1i.-,----
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The Synod of Virginia

PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. 2s.-The vir-
ginia Synod met in fifth days session
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Accident to the Presidents Train.

hCCiUtIIt % SfIO 4 y ''''''
NEWARK DEPOT. Ohio, Oct. %
lust one mile east of Bellaire tha train
bearing President Harrison ana party
returning from indianapolis struck
some heavy object, the character Of
which is unknown, breaking several
Stats in the coaches and also breaking
ons of the drawheads between the
compartment car and the dining room
car. The break caused a delay OLA
half an hour for repairs. The train
passed through all right at l O'Clock.
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TELEGRAPIIIC BREyITIES.

Henry NJ. Cutting, of New York,
well known in the financial world and
in New York society, died very unex-
pectedly at Francis Barracks, st. Au-
gustine, Fla, late last night.
The fire on the Blue Mountains has
now extended from Schuykill county,
Pa. to the Berks side and last night the
line of flame was over three miles long
and driving in all directions. Over leo
farmers are out.
The gale of last night caused consid-
cradle damage to shipping at Clevc-
land, Ohio. Many vessels have been
blown ashore and several have found
cred. a terrific gale from the north
west has prevailed since last evening.
Major Isaac J. Wooten, democratic
registrar for the eastern election dis
trict Of Little Creek Hundred. Sussex
county, Del, publishes a story of al
legged attempted corruption in which
he duplicates United States Senator
Higgins personally.
Gallery Junction, 20 miles from Pitts
burg, on the Pittsburg and Western
railway, was practically wiped oat by
fire this morning. The fire started in
the restaurant of Patrick Murphy on
Main street at ) o'clock and spread in
all directions. The wind was blowing
gale and there was a scarcity ofwater
In less than two hours II houses had
been destroyed. Only a few houses re-
main in the village.
A freight wreck at the western APP
proach to the upper Schuylkill river
bridge in Philadelphia last night com
pletely blocked all traffic on the New
York division of the Pennsylvania rail
road Passengers TO and from New
York and Philadelphia were transfer
red to other trains on either side of the
wreck which they were obliged to walk
around. The accident was caused by
broken coupling. The damage is
heavy.
a BLAZE IN A DoME.-Thc first fire
of note in Jackson Park, Chicago, since
the Worlds Fair buildings were begun
started last night in the main dome Of
the large machinery hall. 1t was
caused by live Goals from timers fur
mace, which had been left upon the
roof. The heavy wind prevailing blew
the Goals from the furnace to the root
and the blaze was started. Severa.
alarms were turned in, and finally n city
alarm brought out half of the fire de.
partment The fire burned for over al
hour, but because of the small amount
of woodwork on the building the dam
age was not as great as it might have
been under other circumstances By
the heroic work of the fremen tie
blaze was confined to the roof Of ma
chinery hail. r, +
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.oorninn NJ $50 O'Clock

this morning at $50 O'Clock. 1t was
opened with devotional services. Rec
ords from various presbyteries were re-
ceived and approved. The subject of
establishing Presbyterian schools with
in the bounds of the Synod was dis
cussed at length. The consideration Of
this subject was passed by to hear me-
MORALS on deceased ministers. Memo
rails were read on the death of Rev ".
W. Staples, D. D., Rev Robert l.. Me-
Murran, D. D., Rev. J. F. Lattimer,
D. D., and Rev. Charles White, D. D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13
A BIG DEMONSTRATION.
OVER THE RESULT OF THE MA
TioNAL ELECTION.
TO DO Had al Waco on Next Tuesday Game
Near Losing His Lilo Sentenced for
aurglay-0lher Waco Matters.

,,,
Waco, Tex, Nov 2.-(Special l-ihe
Cleveland and Clark Democratic elnp
met IN the district court room last night,
pr Thomas Moore presiding ME-
Wallace REVERE was elected secretary
pro tom, After considerable speech max
ing aud rejoicing over the national VIC
tory, the club settled down TO business.
On motion II was decided 60 have big
demonstration ON next TUESDAY night.
Upon the motion of Prof. Arthur Love,
Judge Nj. ID. Herring, b. Nj, Wander
hurst Of the Day, aud George Byrne, OF
the Globe, We're appointed a committee
on resolutions,
ON lnyituton-T, A. Garfield Rob
M0bley and Bart Moore were appoint-
ed.
Programme-Lnke Moore, j. W. Taplor
Judge Herring, In short address,
urged the maintaining. Of the organiza-
ton ind the keeping alive of the princi-
pies OF Democracy which Il had adyo-
cntcd.
Some of the best speakers In the state
will be present Tuesday night and the
event will be a notable one.
City Marshal Ncill is In receipt of a
communication from Franklin, stating
the death there of Il. NJ. Smith, of Waco.
No one here knows the man, although
he stated before his death that he had
relatives here. The mNn died In good
circumstances, with good attention, and
had plenty Of money. IL his relatives
should see this they can communicate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13

one. The legislature is Democratic and
win elect senator
NEVADA.
gone with il. They got everything anu
will doubtless return Stewart 70 the
senate az free silver man, with no
party affiliations though inclined 70 the
Democrats and favorable TO free trade.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Harrison has 42,l19 against 33,s22
for Cleveland IN New Hampshire. Inc
governor and legislature are Republican.
No senator will be elected this time.
NEW JERSEY.
Cleveland has about 1000 majority,
and Wertz, Democrat for governor,
about 1000 Five Democratic congress-
men are certain and one h In doubt
Two are certainly Republican. The leg
islnture Is overwhelmingly Democratic
and will elect a senator.
TEXAS.
Texas still holds the banner as the
leading Democratic state, though Cleve-
lands majority Is doubtless the Smallest
ever given him In the state
VERMONT.
Vermont Is Republican again and will
elect senator. They got everything as
usual.
VIRGINIA.
Virginia gives an increased Democratic
majority for the national and state
tickets and win elect n senator.
OREGON.
Republicans carried the state with pos
sibly one exception on the electoral
ticket, who viii he a fusionist The leg
islature does not elect n senator.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pennsylvania goes the same old seven
and eight. There Is no change Of any
kind in the state. The legislature elects
successor TO Senator Quay, and he will
probably 80 back ensily. IlHrrisOn's
majority was O5,OO0.
RHODE ISLAND.
Republicans have the electoral vote,
the state officers, the legislature and
the congressman. and will elect a sena-
tor In Rhode Island.
DELAWARE.
Little Delaware pulled through all
right and never lost feather She will
elect senator this winter and he will
be Democrat.
FLORIDA.
Cleveland gets 10000 majority In
Florida, and everything Is Democratic.
The legislature elects senator.
KENTUCKY.
Latest returns indicate that the plu-
rality for the national ticket IN Kent Icl.y
will reach 30.50O, Il was only guess
ION Of how much majority In Kentucky
anyway. They elect no senator this rear
Her congressional delegation Is solid
LOUISIANA.
Louisiana maintains her prestige rs
n sOlidy Democratic state and the Dem
ocrats have everything. The state cleo
ton was held Hometue ago and the
present legislature will elect senuto-.
The Populists and Republicans attempt
ed fusion but the negroes would not
support it.
MAINE.
Republicans have everything in Mnlno
and win elect n senator.
UTAH.
The Democrats have proven th,m-
selves In the majority in Utah and the
territory viii doubtless be admitted 10
statehood this winter.
ALASKA.
There are no indications that the Dem
ocrnts have carried Alaska and II Will
probably be several months yet before
the returns are received, The Repub-
LEANS are welcome to that territory
however and It's proximity to the North
Pole will be very convenient to thcn.
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San Antonio, Tex, NOV. I2-tspa-
cial. l--Dr. Max Urwitz Of yorktown,
one Of the leaders OF tho Lily White
Republicans snys that faction viii ~
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and attempt To give il more prestige
leadership Of Quincy Dr. Urwitz said
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Republican In the senate. The Hepub-
licans also get congressman but the Dem
ocrata got the entire state ticket except
| secretary OF state.
ARIZONA.
This territory elects a Democratic del
cgatc to congress by about 100 major
ity. This proves her eligibility TO state
hood.
MISSISSIPPI
The Australian ballot and the re;,tric-
ton put upon the suffrage nave
worked like n charm in Mississippi. Inc
violence at all. Both Of her next semi
| tors have already been elected anu are,
Of course, Democratic.
MISSOURI
Cleveland has about 10000 majority
! and Stone. Democrat, for governor about
| 10000 Democrats elect nll but two
congressman and the legislature Is safe:
II does not elect a senator. The city OF
St. Louis gave Harrison over 1000
| majority and Warner for governor over
5000.
MONTANA.
Republicans get everything in Mon
| tana. electors, governor, congressman and
| legislature are all Republican by good
| maiorities. Harrison had n lead Of
| D 800 In one county. This insures n Re
| publican senator TO succeed Republican
| aud may give son Russ show. lie went
there to be senator and maybe he viii
/ succeed.
The official count will be necessary 10
| determine the effect Of the land slide IN
! Ohio with four counties TO hear from
/ the leading man on the Republican ticket,
| TAYLOR, for secretary Of state, has
plurality Of only 762 by Republican zig
urcs. and the Democrats cluim the cleo
ton of at least one possibly the other
electors, Except for bungling work In max
ing out the ballots the entire ELECTORAL
ticket would probably have been saved.
Democrats have eleven congressman in
GLIDING one from Mchinley's old district
and the Republicans ten. The complex
ion Of the legislature Is not Indicated by
any Of the dispatches but it does not elect
senator They did not vote upon a
governor.
KANSAS.
Latest returns from Kansas give Wed
yer tile electoral vote Of the state by
5000 to 10000 plurality. There is n
Populist majority Of nine upon joint
ballot In the legislature and senator
Perkins will he succeeded by q new man
In sympathy with PETER. Funston is
beaten for reelection 10 congress and
the Populists have five other congress
men. Jerry Simpson IL. reelected and
Harris, the congressman at large. is an
eX-COufcderate soldier The iayhawkcrs
have certainly had their day Ia Kansas.
They did not vote for II governor.
NEBRASKA.
Sixty out OF ninety counties give IIar-
risOn n plurality Of 5000 and the Re
publican state ticket 1900 Later re-
turns Indicate SO close u vote that the
official count will be necessary TO deter
mine the result. The remote western
pgMUVtnu uTfnnnNal "a ltn uIWnnan IA.
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Harrison electoral ticket won IA North
Dakota By a small plurality aud the
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The Democrats viii certainly have
majority on Joint ballot IN the leo ,la-
hre Of Montana and will roire senator
Sanders. 1t will also lill Son Russ
lnclpieni ambition to 10 to the senate
They also got the attorney general and
chief justice but los ihc electoral uctet,
congressman aud hahlace Of tho state
ticket.