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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-23
Hay For Sale.

have 500 tons Of excellent hay, all
kinds, for sale at my ranch on the John
Day, which will sell very cheap. Twill
take any kind OF stock to feed this win
ter. Address j. H. Parsons, Fossil, or
inquire at this Office. will pay cash
for about 800 head of calves.
L IL D,nnon-c.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-23
GRAND PICNIC BALL.

One Of the grandest picnic balls ever
held in this part of the country will be
given in Lost Valley on Friday evening,
October 7, 1892, on the large new plat
form, which is 24x44. The best of mu-
sic will be furnished by full orchestra.
Every accommodation can be had on the
ground. Managers, Geo. Angel and
Mike Dnkek.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-23
Pictures ENLARGED.

! wish to announce to the public that
am now prepared to enlarge photo
graphs in crayon. / invite you to call
at the drug store and inspect my sample
work. Satisfaction guaranteed or no
pay. My charges are very reasonable.
MARY L. WARD, Condor.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-23
Choicest Lots For sale.

During my absence, Herbert Halstead
will attend to the selling of the Thomas
property in Condor. This is the best
and cheapest property In town.
J. w. BLAKE.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-23
Take Notice.

DR.. Weldon, the dentist, expects to re-
turn to Condor in abont ono week,
and wants all who need work in his line
to wait for him.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-23
Settle up Notice.

All those knowing themselves indebted
to me are requested to settle at once, as
am building and must have what is
due me. Please do not delay.
+. f.. SMITH, Condor.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-23
Notlce to- Stockmen,

/ have appointed as my deputies, Geo,
Perry of Lone Rock, Fred Hale OF Pine
creek, Harry Clay of Olex, and Jno. Gun
ningham OF Arlington.
A. L. DuTHIE, Stock Inspector.
CoNDoN, Or, Sept. l, 1892.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-23
Last can, oentlemen.

/ thereby notify all persons who owe
me to settle Immediately, or costs will
be added. need money and must have
what is due me-. q. S. CLARK
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-23
For sale Chaap.

Hundreds Of deadened dry trees on my
Buckhorn Mountain Ranch. for wood,
at50c, 75c and VI per load. Pasture for
horses, 25c span, II, NJ. BRrrASs
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-23
0. f..

We will take any kind Of grain in ex-
change for huber, at Arlington prices,
at our saw mill. MILLlsil Il IiILI.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-23
NOTICE.

The yearly subscription 10 the GLOBE IL ~ 80
Invariably n ADVANCE No deviation from this I.
the time for which II Ii paid unless further or.
dered nnd paid for A blue pencil mark around
this notice indicates that your subscription has
should remit the amount as soon as possible.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-23
Treasurer 5 NotIce.

All county warrants registered prior
to June /, 1892, will be paid on present.
alton at my Office. Interest ceases on
and after this date.
HERBRRT HALaTEAD,
County Treasurer.
Dated July 81, 1892.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-15

20 do With the selection OF The candidate, ss II
Ia generally conceded that the Vcte OF NeW
Yo;k liz necessary to the election CT Demo,
cratic President, So that when the oatlonai
convention shall NEE. the delegates from
the other States would naturally aEE lne
delegates from that S:a;e who is tnelf mos.
oonuier man? AMI that The ans1er trey re-
c.iye would set.le the matter at ooce. Ii tnss
answer be Hi!l some may sa7 that tne anu
Hiilman in NsR York Rould oppose nin'
tn.. esid the General, they have always
6oas eo.snd set re sl1aye carries the stare,
and did g, las. Novembe: By nearly nis7
thou.sDd mtjori.y.
The Virp!nie congressasn being asked &C.
dey wto, in their opi1ior, Wou'd oe Tee
most svaiIsble dam ;cratic Candidate for the
neg. Presidency, replied 10 the f'iio"ing ef'
Mr. B1ctsnap II Mr.. evelaad uasll be
deened The noa. available Candidate, ne
will be my favoiise.
Fir. E.munda: A considerable change has
ia 20 pace 10 my diatriot in respect OF ne
availability II Mr. Cleveland. ard l hinE &c
avoid all Gangs. If VIA. is termed" kn'h og'
In Nav York. IL w;uld be better TO go We4'
for cur candidate.
Mr. Eoe:: There are oue or two man "ht
I think are COILS de.ed more popular 10 ny
district .hsn Mr. Cleveland.
Mr. Joue:: I. is too snon for e1pEession'
on the su.i.c. GOV, for tls condi i'Ds e 81
change. II the democrats declare foe ire
silver OF rou.se Nj. Cleveland CT q d hardy
be non,ip, q. Idon't think, ho~eVsT, tna'
New York should dom!rt I all the | lei
States 10 the convention.
Mr.. Ne go I Il tIi-k Eli is-the mes
available usa. l am for lin, and !hins
| he wcu q sHeep the country.
Mr.. O'Fer.a |: Cleveland has m: de- gee
ard national Pees!d ant H IL M faVoEiie
IAN fer aay mar who cao win.
Sir. Wise: I an for the man who can DC
ele,t d, Cleyelsnd il s'ioog II ny ois!rlor
~. no. 50 s'rong now az ne ne WIS
.ink il you'd he aafsr to Sc man OF
81 lie ofNew Yolt, cpon whom bo;h lactioo'
Ia b ). S:e would uai.e.
Mr. Tucker: Al csn say Il that 1 nops
the cou4en:i4n may think Mr.. Cie7siHno
the mes: available nan.
The Two her democratic members OF Il
Housp. Nes.rs. Lspsor and Lister, ore ao
seot. being de'aintd 3. home 55 sioSoes'
A. I: is we'll known tbat neither Ct the VIZ
| e;oia Senators thinks Mr.. Cleveland to'
nost Available man. 1t was ceemed unuee!
ss,y to 1ropoond the position 10 hem.
| John I. Gooltioh o! Freda;ioksbur9 Virgins
has been appointed pise on the houss Size
the Caoi;o'.
ra-tt with delegation flon th,t citT &c set 8
es.o-t to Congr-s N IN OFerrsll, who VIII deug We
the acdre a.;lh LIE snnive' ssry - that CIT.
ncxt.u.d,y. They ard 4r. O'Fe rail- Will leay
te.e Sunday night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-15

MADg1D. Jan. l5-Tbs ues atoms te
tween Spain srd France fo' treaty Of coz.
n ,rce have failed OF rasu;i. After the ar:.
OF F. b:rars nelt tie naziSum tariff O.
each o3upt,y wiI be applied &c iupcsa
from Ia other.
ROME, Jsr. 15.-Ranoo'ph R5ee's. Inc
celebrated American sca p;or, whose se.i.
ou,i,ne,a WAS announced few 5sya ayo.
died DAY g. bis residence. il this ely.
He was born in Wa.etloo, n. Y, !oy s,
1925.
MADa1D, JAG. Is Las. uish. anotney
band ct anarchists. undeterred By TIE t.
ths I lad beta.lsn 60 msav Ct e!T tun9sr
IN tina recent attack on Y res, made aait.
tack upon Bornoa. They 6ere armed oay
wifi stones, bus 1t wss inpts IDLE for q
gendearma to diaperse them. Tee cavalry
vas sunmos std soon auccaeded il put.
og tee hand to fight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-15
The Late Prince Albert Ylctar.


LONDON, Jan. Is Thu I,ish newspapers
to-day all contain kindly articles upon the
death of the Duke Of Clarence and Avon
dale. The National Press says: "All idea Of
rossity disappeared bef,se the tragedy Ia
human life which will touch every man q
hssrt." The Freeman Journal Gays: "Tae
duke will be mourned By al kindly and
generous uen, with deep sympathy for hl.
parents" The Independent says: "Ths nj.
INST sympathy goes from tee heart Ct the
Irish people for the f;mily In their deep af
fc,lop."
CALCUTTA, Jan. 15.-The death OF the
Dake CT Clarence and A9ondale has caused
widespresd and deep sorrow through Iodla.
Businsas has been suspended as mark of
respect to the dead prince. All the pubic
games ard the rscea have been postponed
LONDON. J.n. 15-Apprehensien is felt re.
garding the CO. d tim Of III, Princess Of Wa,es.
VII, takes the death OF her son very nueh to
heart al refuses 10 be comf,rted. The Princess
Victoria Mary sorIo at the loss o. Ter bstro,l
husband seems to increase IS time tas.e.. She
is prostrsted ly the intensity OF her grief and
refuses to touch food. She stood beside the bed
side Of her rtysl lover and through her biz ding
tears watched him rs his life sbbsd away. When
the doctors alnounced that the Duke MAS ds.d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-15
TELEGEAPHIC BRHYITIEs.

A special train carrying The Andrews
Opera Company sss dersiled resr B:sinerd
MINI, On the Northern Pacf, road early
this morning. The s!esp:a eanghs f.e and
two members ofthe company vera burGcd
TO death.
While the forces OF Uacle Sam think
they have Ga,za rocrdsdup ennng tie foot
hilIa of the lower Bio G,snda tta:indisidual
is believed TO be more than 700 miles away
from the scene OF operations Isis balie7ei
tha. ne Is now in Pfesidia county aud viii
soon bob up ssrenelg.
John L Su.liv,n, who hiss signed The pledge,
last night nsde speech rem the stage at Ia
coaa, Wash with Francis Nu-pty, the temper
srce orator.
Is night two children % Tn. Allen. IT,. OF
Millbrook, Mich, overturned i h;ei lamp OF
themselves ard we're horribly burned, dyirg in
short time. Orc wsa 8 5ears old and The other {.
Shortly after m:dbisht les; nigh. fi:e broke
out in the Toedo, o, CO. and Wriule: fac:o.y
which WIS entirely destroyed. Estimated loss o.
the building machinery and stock is $4,000.
The collier San Ms.eo hiss baen Chartered at
San Francisco u take c:sl rom Nansino 10 CHI,
aud IL order to :ush her cargo through &c rsp.
idly as possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-15
VIRaIsIA EEWs.

Col. a. 6. Buford, president Of The aeri-
cutorsl socety Wss reelected pTesiost
ye,ierdsy. notwithstanding bis resignation
Mr.. Jesss q. Mckay died at his hone 10
Warren On Wednesday OF lest week, snd
h!s wife died The Tneads7 following.
Gove,nor Mckinney has ra!u:ed to com
mute tie punishment of Msrgsle. Lasbiey,
colored, ubdsr san'ence o; death for tie
murder of har husband, in DAnville.
Mr.. Mary B McCarty. widow OF the
Hon. William Mason MtCs:ty, o! Fairfax
couuty. moiher Of Captain PsSe Nc,
Oarty, d.. d q. her residence in Hchmopo
yesterday.
Mia Emma Clerkson Harris, dauehter o.
Hoo. John T. Hari., AID the Rsv: Howard
N Q eary we're married g, HarrisoneuIg
enr.d.y. Ths ceremony was performed
h. Rev. Charles E. Wooden, rector OF tue
Eoi=cope' CBurth Ut Ffaokiin, AID cousin
OF the groom.
The express messengers o. the Z & D.
&. & went on strike yesterday aod the
express car pssssd over that road without
N .g.enser and seale1. 1; Ia stated that the
messengers on the Richmond end DAnVil e
System have TO grievance OF their own, But
have ,iued In the strike owing TO go o. q 81
emsnstlng frem The association OF which
thew are members. Last nieht their places
sere filed by new men, ard everything is
working smoothly.
The subcommittee from the j:int com.
mittee On privileges and eleclints appointt q
to draft bill reapportioning tie STATE tor
members of Cong,eas. he's been incresssd
from seven 10 ten from each diairlct. l. !s
understood that several members OF the
lesislt ture are urgioR radical change from
The present apporiionmett Capt. Ham
Sheppard on Wednesday appeared before
the House committee en- privileges and
ele,t ons AID urged that the Australian esi'
lot s,s.em be adopted 10 this t te.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-15
HgWs uz TIE Day.

The DIXIE of Clarence. who dad yes.er-
day, was 7ei y.eent ) cara Old Ia Friday,
having been born January 1864.
Senator Hui, OF Nav York, was on the
foos OF the House OF representatives VS.
tsrdsy and held quite lsvee.
The vvell-knowa % TN fin OF Joseph b.
Goa es & Co.. o. PhiladeDhie. "a Ined yes-
telday. Labil 90, over 81 000.00
The lIabl i,iss Of tae banking firm OF J. ].
Nicholson s. Sons, of Baltimore, which
f.'si We, ;rdaY. a'e $500. 900 with a:ssts OF
$3.50 600
The New Y.rk Senate ye,terdsy parsed
the enumeration bill. Most of the repabd
cans refused to vote ard Senators Erwin
and o Connor were sd 1dged guilty OF con
tempt for 40 doing.
An attack is to be made In the present
Congress upon tie psnsion laws With the
hope of reducing the snuual expenditures
In lbs direction from s138 0C0. 900 TO S3S.'
100000.
The London Times has Santiago dis.
patch Stating that the last Ba' macedist ref
ugee at the American Legation has escaped
from Santiago by night train, accompa'
MED By NJ Mister Egan.
Ia order to render available for immedi-
ate service rgsIost Chill, If necessary, all
ihs soldiers y no sided the Confederate
st tea il the lsts war. Mr.. Herbert yester-
day introduced bill In the House repeal.
Ing lay that forbids their appointment as
army cf65ers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-15
Pgoa WAsHiNaTOH.
rspsc.sl Correspondents Of tie AleSe"drio Gase't
WAsgIgaFOR, L. O., Jan. 10, 1872

tsoee.l Correspondence of tie Alexandria Gazette
WAsaIaaFoE. L. O.. Jan. 10. 1872
Teo ,mnortsn, pos,ofice controversies for
Virginia w.rses led by nomination OF ste
President yesterdsy-tncse OF + atmsiAe al
B.dfcrd Ciiy. The GkzsTTEs Correspond
sut has known fJr nearly week pact that
ez.Congreeeman Hoopsr's Gs.l-efo!heT, ar
George Richardson, would De Ai7en Farm
Vile, and as to the other appointment, II
was stated eeversl days ego 10 this corfes'
ponderce that Mosoy would be the ep'
pointee for Bedford city. The tarmVille
fight has witnessed as many ionny scenee'
stiuaticns. trantf, ,mations, etc, as are sup
ni;ed hv any OF the travelling burletqae COM
NAMES CT the day. l. has been rich Ia tua-
nense. gn,p;i!s, confusion and di:appoint-
meut. a democrat io local, State and Con-
pressicnal politics. and republican tn
Presidential CONTEST only, won 1t over all
competitors, and won, 100, with the endorse
meot OF both II ahoL and Lsngston, given TO
him at the last moment, against both oil
whom be had corf:ssedly vo,ed, ooce
AGAINST tbs fjrmer for Governor aud twice
against The alter for Corgresa. To pat the
matter in o nutshell it can be stated snst
Gen. Malone yielded to the personal appear
of Hoopsr, and tho negro surrendered 20
bota. topiDg, dcubt!eee, that by STOPPING 10
dis white colleagues ( e q ght receive come
c3mpeusa,iop, most likely In the form Il q
Virginia endorsement to ths President tor
iudeeatio either IL the De riot OF Co!umo
or one OF the Territories l. 10 we'll kuoWn
that Langston has aspirations f)r JUDICIAL
houore. and that bis late sutsess:s.oy hae
cer,sin aims of selfish character Ia view,
nardiy admits OF q reascuapie dopos. AS 70
Mosby, hs is the brother Ct Col. John 8.
Mcs0y. sud was warmly endorsed by Gel.
Br,dv. ez.Ccngressnsn Fo6dea, Collector
MoOsuI and many other republicans. AL
thonah net recommended By Gen. Malone,
It Is not thought the General will feel biz
snpoirtnent 80 6 slight personal to himself.
I: is kaown that Col. Mosby relied ior nls
protter'g spcoeas mcle on Brady IMAM On
any o;hsr republican IL the state.
Among 70 strangers In the { t. '-oay
IL Ex-Governor FIJI Lee, OF Virginia. He
ia on his wsy to New YORK on private busi-
nte.. ard stopped ia AlexaLdsia last night
70 sac his venetkb:e mother who 10 liVli 8
there. The General says BE has NJ; oes1
In Aleaand,ia before for several years. and
IA erstlfsd ss be evident improvement las
mas laken place there during at ne.
Aln the tf1Y bis friends Will make T.
.,te MIN SECOND term &c Governor, be SAID
she eler t On is two gears eff, and 1t 10 TOO
soon 10 pe t,!k,pg about q tliag so fa' 10
tbs trtlae. &c would cay. however, ths
s ne would be- proud Of and gts fol for
ana honor OF q Ieu. m!r a,iop, be wou!a GER.
is;nly mske 80 6g1t tor is. 10 respect OF
the feeling in bis 81, t, regarcitg the mos!
ava,;ab;e 4. mocIatlc caGdiIate for the next
Presidency, the General said he didn't llnk
Tbs Zee " referred to would have any thing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-15
Letter from Richmond.
Special Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.
RICHMOND. Va. Jan. Ii 1892

Special Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. ID 1892
The bill introduced In the Hcuse today
By Mr. Ryan, of L3udoun, to emaDd au act
to Incorporate the Bariin and Scottaville
Bsidge Company extends the time within
which the company shall be required to cou-
s.ruc. the proposed bridge.
Senator Mushbsch preaidsd over the Gen.
ate to-day for awhile. He makes most ex.
cslIeDt presiding officer and when he re-
samsd ha seat at his desk brother Senator
rem ,rksd, why not make Mushbach our
eek. leutenant-Governor. He would make
good one" While 10 the chair teddy MIR.
Mushoach hsd the pleasure If hearing fe.
vorab.e report upon the bill introduced By
dim granting franchises to French cable
company. The Senator from Alexandra
has kosck OF getting The bills he In
trodoces rapidly advanced upon the caler
oar.
The legislative frlerds Of Senator Little.
oil Fredericksburg, are CsIiiog him Congress
man Little, and predict that before many
more yesrs roll around be will be prom.
inea. %; N Der OF tie H5u:e oil B psesenta.
tives.
b. the way, 10 refer ng o 5al or Lit
l,'s splendid seuatorlel career, recalls al
amusing incident which occurred q f.w days
ago when 20 YVES makiog ons of his best eff
iorts. sargaant-at.arm5 Weaver !s the au.
shorl.y for the story. This is how he .elis
IL: "senasor Little ives getting 10 his hes!
l!cks upon measure that gave him vide
scope to display Ills oratorisl ability aud Ills
rich a,w OF language he tcok occasion to
refer to the gofies the past and the sor.
rows that came With The late war
The occasion was soiemn and the language
more 80. a friend e mine from the good
old county OF Giles was In the Senate a. the
time, and when Little wsa getting In his
osrora:ion l thought noticed tesrs trick.
ling down the cheeks Of ny friend from
Giea. a short while a'ter Little conc.uded
sald to him: "Littls that va. very touch
log aud tender tpseeh Yon made joat now.
[. ess one tie hest have evsr heard in tie
5ana.e." And than l add as draw my
friend from Giies ologer 10 us: you made
his mans cheeks vet nj tears while you
we're Ia kipg.n This remark stened to
oighly please S.nator Little, but the
pleasure OF The moment soon vanished when
my Glss county fried. who was brufque
matter OF fac; Eouuts, ear, ezois in.d.
Them want tears, Weaver, 'twas swea'."
The No folk ferry bill passed lhe Senate
without any discussion to-day. TIE only
Senators votog against 1t we're Senators
Liwless and Berry. The former made q
gallant fight against this bill last session
and won by one vote. This session the
Norfolk people we're Wall organized and
Son without suy trouble.
AmoGg the vislsors at the capitol to-day
vas NJ. Albaugh. enc o.! the largest oyster
planters on the York river. Ee eays the
oyster business this seseon has been very
dull that the demand for oysters hiss been
extraordinarily light. Thus far he has sold
only four thousand bushels. Soma sea1ops
he cells fifty thousand bushels. He ia here
30 take hand in ossier legislation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-15
Supposed Suicide.

New YoEK, jan. l5.-Tne bod7 Of J in
Carson, IN egent f3r Scribner's Mdgg-iae
was found lying 10 .'ont Of 8 ataoe GA Chs.
tie street. at 40 O'Clock his morning with
the ,hroa. GU frou ear TO car. Tea police
are undecided whether i. Is murder CT SUI.
eide. N,kniie osrezor vas fouod uss' Tie
body. Carson Was oace 2 well-,c-do lawyer
In Baltimore. Several years ego be los: q
large eum OF money In al electrical schsme.
l. IL cad be came f,om good fsmig ard
has wealthy relatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-15
The Revolt supnressai.

DsM1Se. n H., JAP. 10 "a cou;ler ffou
Ascension, Mexico, reporta tia. OF Tae:day
the stone mill occupied By the rebaIs vs.:
surrounded by troops and after feeble ye.
sis.snce thu beleaguersd fo;ca retd:'ei
AID were PLACID uuder arrest. The total
number O! capli7es Il 107. Ia: the leader,
sa!s, desarted ii, band at the Critical nc.
meut and es,apei to.she N 'un:ain, ieaTIrg
them TO their fac. The cap:ives sill be
tried al oucs ED tia principal onea viii
undoubtedly be shot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-15

NOTHING RESDEgs the d'ference between
tbs present srd the Last T. s Eolse ol KIP
,sasDta.ivea moEe apparent than The pro
ceedipes ,hegeof during vote taken IN !os'
bcdy Thare is uow no couoiDs In Ct 40
runs. no soua5bli5g AID fshtirg, no closiDg
o, doors sEi cals CT the House, nor any
tbiog to mar tho qa!st acd orderly con
dncs Of bus;nsss. The democratic maj osits
is 50 isrgs that TO oppose 1t is like resisiinR
the Inevitable, bat lie pcHer Ia exercised as
softly 80 that of the falling sno7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-15

CoYGBEss.-A bill vas passed app'opriat-
ing $500 900 10 bay ground and erect On 1t In
Wasblng;on building to be ustd az hall
of records II the q use four hours we're
spens duscu.sipg Mr.. Holman's resolution
Ia opposition to the government granting
bounties ard subsidies, after which the ma.
ter went over until to-day at the suggestion
tie author CT the resolution. The feature
of the dsy vas be speech CT CONGRESSMAN
I.ivingato D, the Farmers Alliance champion
from Georgia. He made abort talk In be-.
bali Of the farmers, aud favored the resolu-
ton So step In tbs direction OF removing
The tu,deoa OF taxation ffom the fArmers Of
the caQntry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-15

The GREAT sympathy es ksd not only
Throughout the Bri;iah empire, bat IN repuo-
lican AmerIc,, ard, lodeed, ID all other civil
!zsd countries, By The death efihe grandson
ofO ,een Victoria, tie son OF Prince Albert
and the hei, pIe=umptive OF the British
crown. elbows chat, after ell, there ia eood
dssl more human nature in respect for blood
than como people would have the world De-
lieve.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-15
Robbers put to Flight.

NARFA, ex, Jsp. 15-W' dae.day light ar
attempt was msde b. an armed bo;y o. Aex'cans
to rob The Cililo silver mines az SKATER. TIE
robbers were surprised by detachment Of Texas
rsngerl, resisted stuahoIn ', 81 we're only pat
to flight alter three OF their nuGbsr had been
killed. No rangers were hurt The surviving
outlaws fled toward the Rio Grn'e, pursued By
the Stste trooos
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-15
Tgs FACTS tia. nsny democratic mem

TgEpAcrs tia. usny democratic mem
be,s Of the Us House Of Representatives
7e.:srday opposed Mr.. Holman's resolution
asain.s subsdic, and 10 favor Of economy,
and that ", Holman modia,d 1t to avoid
t thai q ,.:lon, do 40, tena to place 81 h.r
the o.j core OF III. Holman 10 be'tsI isas
b.f,,s the people who elected them wi:h the
e1,rss, understanding :aas they ahoaio
st,iv. to { f C. both c: the purposes CT the
ra,,lu.lon referred to. 1udsel, they show
thas no9, IS al~asa has been the case since
The v.r, tia democrats in Congress are LACE.
,nc in tbs essential quality of the leaders Of
a suc,.ss nj pariy-ggis, sand or backbone
esit Is ya,lou.!y dsnouira'ed. Tee fact
,bst Mr.. Cleveland posseasas that q1aiisy 10
Chat yi7es hin such q hold IS Be has upon
The affections Of 60 many gotsrH In his
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THERE MAY, and doubtless Sili De teVo' u
tious 10 Mexico, bat there is juat so'u1 Is
much, and 10 more, real cause for anaefpa'
ing one fror the raids OF tee outla" GAIA
az there would have beeu to nave cup
nosed that Sitting Balls ezplclta In Ine
Northwest would have produced one 10 'nls
counsr7, Tbs Americas newspapers Whico
m,guify Garz,'s raids to the proportions OF
rsvo ui3n, i: ony If them are ever read
sn Mexico, mat be The zuii c:a OF great rio
icule in that country.
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pirty.

Tbs NV YORK World seys he den, 'cIa.'
ic nsj,ri.5 In The New York legia azure
"shon!d unses. no nem5sr OF that oeo'
exo.o. upon tbs olssteat proof OF fiEna 10
b,s election.n As tie democrats In the iee-
,s!asuye have ss Sc: unaffected 20 oesne
mo, Intention @; removing any member e1
cant mon the cleares. legal ereunds, WY
tina World sdqlce seems straDge, a. iess1 10
neo,Ie outside Of New Yo,k. Now II the
Nav YORK. republican newspapers haa telo'
cred such advice to the republican M lofi's
in he lass Congress. the reason 1nefs''i
von,a have been patent to svery body.