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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
silver bill on the 22,, 80 that the republicans

silver bill on the % !, 30 that the republicans
are as much to blame as the democrats, Inc
now concede that the Dill yin
pass the House and have removed easa.
fight to TIA Senate. It will pass that oauy
ale. but they hope that as some democrats
Senators will be In an awkward posi'lon
sbop,d that be the csse they nope 10 eo1
encueh democratic votes to defesI IL WIN
ali tbs republicans except the few from tne
silver States. They slso say that MI. hafl'
aon will do his best to have 1t killed 10 the
Sanatete. cave him the necessity OF Vetoibg
Il and thereby losing the votes OF the silver
sites In tae national republican oonyen.
The President to-day nominated Judson
q CIemeIts OF Georgia, to be IN interstate
commerce commissioner vice Walter L.
Bragg, deceased. and VIM. Lindsay, d.
cllned.
Il is reported here that the cults against
the broken private banks Ia Virginia that
have been commenced In tie Loudonr
county court will be stopped, and that g
compromise will be effected between t1e
bank officers aud the dspoaitors.
To the Senate to-day Mr.. Voorhees, TOOK
occasion to remark When bill vas up. TO
print the annual report of the civil ferVice
commission, that fez OF the governments re-
ports were worth printing, ard the one re-
ierred to less 30 than any of the etaets.
In the House today Mr. Meredith iutrn'
ducsd q bill to pay the claim OF Ers. Ksta
Bose, of King George county, Virginia,
amour ting to 81, 600, for supplies takea by
,hs Union army during the war between
ths States.
No matter how much war talk there may
be atthe White House, there Ia none at ell at
the Capitol, No member of either OF the for
eIgo affairs com mitiees OF both houses deem-
ing @ war with England on the Bsbring sea
question ss within the range even OF posi-.
b,lity. The President to-day sent TO the
Senate the correspondence In regard TO TIE
Bshrpg Sea question covering the. period
from April 20, 1891 to date.
Among tina visitors here to day ts Mr.. u.
E, Niool of Prince William county. Vir'
ainia. He thinks that representst tive Mere
dith Ia right when he Gays that Hill ia the
lsyorite Of large majority OF the demo-
gratis of hia county, and. So far as ne can
learn, of The whole State.
Senator Hill is considerably both cred
about hIs proposed southern trip. he mas
received 30 many pressing Invitations from
40 many cities 10 the South that he hardly
knows how BE can accept any without ac'
ceptipg oil, and 30 troubled is hs ebout the
matter that II be could be would re79ke hi
acceptance OF thoas to Welt jackson and b
! vanuah.
Secretary Blaine sud representative
Springer are both reported this morning te
be improving.
Represe1 talive Hatch has prepared res
| o!u;ion for the erection OF a monument q
the late Samuel J. RaDdal on one OF th'
squares In this city.
Senator Kyle to-day introduced bill providing
that postal fractional currency shall be issued II
denominations OF 5. 10, 25, 80 and 70 cents, ant
b. legal tender in the sum of 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
PROM WAsHlAuTOE.
fspscal Correpondes3 Of TIE Alexandria Gasssss'l
WASHINGTON. D. O.. March 8, 1892.

fspscal COyressondeso< Of TIE Alexandria Gaseste]
WASHINGTON. D. o.. March g. 1882.
Mr.. Daniel Doughelty has written letter
10 Senstor Bsice, chairman OF the national
democratic committee. saying he has seen In
the newspapers THAT an auditorium capable
of holding Is 600 people will be erected, at
great expense. for the national democratic
conception. He hopes the statement Ia not
true If $4,000 why not $4,000, or 100.-
600? But az. even II large enough to hold
the latter number, its capacity would not be
sufficient for all who would like to attend,
why have it any larger than would suffice
and enough spectators to exempt It from
ths impntaticn OF exclusivenese? he says
an immsnse crowd of spectators tends to in
fioenoe the delegates, who ehonld carefully
deIiberste upon the important matters be-.
fore them. and may 10 time lead TO disorder
and bloodshsd.
An exeminasion of the vote on the silver
resolution shows that all the republicans In
che House, except sixteen, voted With the
msjority Of the democrats to tske up the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

itor's table and. speaking with great emu
ton, aaid: "My Lord. as aad my nusoanu
ars thu chief sufsre,s --' Inc luoso
ints-posed, ssyine: II ion'i tnlnk Gan ii''
ten to you"
Mrs. Hargreaves, however, WAS NOV
daurtsa 5y this rebuff She persisted IN
snlsbing what she had to ssy and COZ tnuin9
saie: II am going 10 plead for mercy
for the accused. 1 am perfectly convinced
taat Mrs. Osborne was not in her right min'
when she took the jewels. l beg CT you 70
deal as lenlsnty as possible with her. l
have known and loved the prisoner all EeF
life.n
During Mrs. Hargreave's remarks nFs'
Osborne showed the deep 81 emotion. eno
wept bitterly and her sobs we're audible n
every part OF the court room. E7eryoooy
ip the court was much affected. Many Oh
the women were crying, and tbs scene was
most painful t, vsrybody.
The painful scene was added to when the eisrh
OF the court turning TO the prisoner asked: "fioE-
once Osborne, have You anything to say "hy the
court should not a,s judgment on your
MIS-. Osborne sotbing violently. replied IN
whisper: Nothing" The judge then pracet dec
to sentence the prisoner, He recited all the facts
in the case az made no attempt to gloss over any
incident of her conduct. BE eaid: you stole
these goods from your friends when visiting them
You converted the jewels into money which you
appropriated for your own use. When you wese
suspected OF the theft you commenced an action
and sat at the side Of your counsel for days
suggesting to than that your friends were Gull
pitts. Had you succeeded by your Siltal perjury
the Hargreaves would have left the court with an
indeliblo stain upon them" Mira. Osborne wa
seated in the dock while the judge was sentencing
her, snd upon the conclusion OF his remarks SIZE
would have fallen from her seat but for the war
dsrs who raised hor gently, each taking her by
an arm and led her away to cell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
Richmond Terminal Affairs.

There has been radical change In the
situation in New York of the Richmond
Terminal reorganization, and 1t Ia now like
ly that tbs plan adopted By ths committee
will be quickly Issued. Since the present
committee assumed the task OF reorganzlng
she system thsrs has been q good deal OF
JEALOUSY created among the interests which
believed they were Ignored, smong them be-
ing the party represented By John q. Inmsp,
who, apparently, felt hurt ct being get aside.
after making the arrangements with Eek.
stein Norton and othere, who we're appoints
ed to act as q reorganization committee ea
the annual stockholders nesting. The Oh.
colt committee has had iis plan ready 2fr
over week ard would have issued it On
March 1st bus for delay In formlng Syr.di-
cate to uoderwrite the plan. This york was
undertaken by Halgarten & Co.. who were
understood to have agreed to raise synd!.
cate Of S35 600. 900.
The committee made no effort to form the
syndicate, but expected it TO be rea6.y go that
al announcement of Its formation could be
made simultaneously with the igsue Of the
plan. The syndicate was not formed by
March 1st, however, and the bInkers since
then have apparently made Nc further pro
g,ess. as result, seVerl! conferences
we're held, and the various Interests indentl.
| fed with taa system have been broueh!
closer tcgsthsr than they we're at any pfe
vous time 10 the history OF the company.
The bankers have been relieved from thei-
tack and the committee itself has arTaDg-
cd to form g syndicate to underwrite the
plan.
Ths syndicate to be formed by the oom.
mlttee will have capital Of SIS 600. 600 OF
500 900 coo, and directors Of the ooupanystate
that they will be able to raise either amount
Within a hours. Tnis makes the work Of
the committee now an easy matter. snd SIS
all the various Interests have joined hands II
ia believed the reot anization under the pro-
pofed plan will econ be completed.
The Post says: "There has bsen praoti'
OIL compromise reached between parties il
the Terminal management, between whom
there hiss been some friction, end some
chsDges in the Intentions of the organizers
ere understood to have retu It'd from this
chspgo in the attitude Of important inter-
es,s. Il ia under;tood tibet tae mott i'm.
portant change s the substitution OF com.
nittee as underwriters for the syndicate.
iusteed of having that work performed
by single banking firm for commits
! sion,n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
TELEaRAPErC BREvIT1Es

At Chicago this morning Joe Krievar, an IsI
ian, shot and instantly killed his wife in drupk,r
and jeslous rage. he then shot himself In III.
head with the came revolver and with l,r,o
knife gashed and hacked his throat in ho,,ibIo
manner Both died in a few miantes
J.T. Ronald, democrat, wss elected Mavor n,
Seattle. WASH, yesterday by eight hundred mo,
jority. The democrats elect nearly all o. tbe;r
officers. at tho la,t State election Seattle e,vs
1,SCO republican majority.
Sarah Althee Terrs's old nurse states that .bo
has no longer any doubts Of Mrs. Teriy's io.an,,r,
and has decided to commit her to sn asylum.
six-atory building on Michigan street, OH.
csgo, was d,stroyed by fire this mo! ming, cau,j,a
8 loss of 1926 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
EXPECTED AN AcQU1TrAL.-Dr. W. q

EXPECTED AN AcQUITTAL.-Dr. W. e.
TAYLOR, coroner OF Richmond, aid etate
chemist, was witness at each trial OF d.. J
A. P, Baker, who Was acquitted 10 Ablng-
don on Monday OF tie charge OF wife mur-
der. Dr.. Taylor seaId eli tie evidence pro-
duoed on both occasions and yesterday when
he was seen By a reporter said the eequistnl
wss no eurprlse to him. II expected it,
be remarked, "beoanse the evidence was
not atrong enough to Justify conviction.
Had l bssn on the jury would have voted
for acquista!. The Jury had TO cse;de &c;
oordIpg to the Law and the evidence, and
they cannot convict man of murder be-
cause they may think be Is guilty. The
faot must be proved 60 s5 to remove every
reasonable doubt"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
Three Assassins LYnched.

MEMPHIS. Mar 9.-Abcut 3 o'clock this
morning rs meE, all wearing mssks, appear
| I'd suddenly In front of Tho jail and knock
| sd at the QUITE. gate. In response to the
watchman's inquiry what was wsnted, a
voice replied, II have o prisoner. With
that the gate was unlocked, when the
crowd pushed 10, eezad end bound the
gstohman and in minate were In the cell
rooom of The negro department Three
men we're selected. dragged from their cells
and hustled out OF the jail. Turning toward
the Mississippi river the mob passed through
the Yards Of the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
road Co., snd taking TIE negroes up the
Wolf river, near ths cid water works. shot
them to doath. The crime for which this
summary vengeance vas wreaked upon
them wss the amhushing and shooting GOWN
on Saturday night last OF four deputies In
oIacs known as 'The Curve" while the Of
ficers were fulfilling sheir dulles By looking
for a negro for whose srrest they had war.
rant. AS the gags were removed from the
negroes mouths one OF them said:" II you are
going to kill us, turn cur faces to the Wess.'
Scarcely had ne uttered the words when the
crack OF q revolver was heard, aud ball
crashed through his check. This WAS the
signal for the work. a terrible vol!ey was
poured In upon the shiverlng negroes, who
instantly fell in their tracks. The men
turned about, having completed their terrible
work, and came toward town. At The first
crossing they scattered and all disappeared.
Not trace OF any OF them can be found'
The bodies of the dead negroes were brought
70 Walsh's undertaking establishment. In
less than Is minutes the place was sur
rounded by about 200 negroes. All were
afraid to talk, however, on account OF the
near proximity OF the whites. but on the
edges of the crowd we're heard many NUT
terIngs and cursep. At 1915 word reached
the city that the negroes we're assembling 10
large numbsrs at the Curve. Judge Ducose
Immediately equipped $50 men with vim
ohesteEs and they have left for the locality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
Mrs. Osborne's Sentence.

LONDON, March 9.-Mrs. Florence Os
borne was arraigsG tos tr!el to-day on true
.'' Cor larceny and perjury 10 CONNIE esior
LA.
With the Hargreaees diamSna theft case
She pleaded guilty to The charges against hel
and was sentenced to uine months lmpriaon
mant at hard labor, tia court adding, how
ever. that the labor YOU'D be such as the
prison doctor shou'd permit.
Lord Mayor Evans and the sheriffs of The
City OF London we're present. M.. Falson,
Who with Mr.. Gill, appeared to prosecute
the Gaze FOR the treasury, srose amid pro.
found silence and said he would reo:e the
circumstances Of the case.
Justice Smith intsrposed saying he had
read all the depositions and was fully alive
to all the facts Of the case. Mr.. Fulton then
said he only wished to explain that perjury
was the charge which induced the treasury
to prosecute, for II larceny alone vas con.
cerned the prosecution would have besn
left to private persons.
Sir Chas. Russell, counssl for Mrs. o.
borne. then In a snbdued and emotion al
ycics addressed the court In mitigation OF
the sentence. He suggested that there had
been no motive for theft. which must hsve
occurred While Mrs. Osborne vas lsboring
under temporary alteration OF mind.
During Dir Charles Russsli's remarks Mrs.
arose from her teat at the sole.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
VIRGINIA NRWg.

The Governor has appointed Mr. John b
Moon. OF Albsmarle, as agent and commits
sioner for Virginia under the direct toy act
He Will supeyintend tina oopyisg OF the re-
ooros In Washington of persona from THE
stAte who paid thu noneg reesntly refunded.
Friends of ex President Cleveland last
night appeared before the R!ohmoad demo-
n, ssio committee and urged that the dels'
pstes 1.oua that city to the State convention
shonjd be chosen at The municipal primary
on April S. After considerable discussion
tina proposition VAS tabled ny decided vote
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
The ssonebraksr Chem. 90.

palVIHUEt, U1Us
Gentlemen :-Iu my honest opinion be.
;ja0s the aenuine Stonebraker's L!nimsnt (oi
which the Stoneb.aker Chemical %. are
seIe proprietore) Is undoubtedly the be, t
main oure la the world. have used other
nrspnrs.ions that we're recommended to ne,
some OF which produced temporary relief,
hut never In all my life used remedy 60
sure, 80 positive, go zoo. hing and penet,at
ing "a Soc ebrsker's Lniment. I have ussd
It or both human and horse fesh, with the
most f4lteripg results. May its Gales con-
tiDus t. Increase until every suffering cres-
ture 10 the world Is healed b3 lts wonderful
curative properties, is the sincere wish Of
Yours respectfully, J, n. MURPHY,
So Fl st, N. E., Washington, D. @.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
Minneapolis, Mimi, is now In tht

Minneapolis, MINI, is now In the
storm centre Of the worst blizzard that has
been seen 10 the northwest in q years. 4
cold wlsd that blows from the west at tbs
rate Of 40 miles an hour is combined with 8
foe dry snow that penetrates everywhere.
A man walking on the street to-day sac
lifted from his feet and thrown to the
ground, his ncse being broken and shoulder
dislocated. The eisctrlo car system OF The
Two cltles lie fighting desperately to keep ils
CARS moving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

The FEw opponents OF eenatoE Hill IN
Cohpes, New York, are SD aggressive ana
ancisivs in thsir opposition, that they Droke
unto the democratic newspaper Office there
a night or two sgo, and scattered thu type
all over tae floor. Words would net Sufioo
them. Pi was etampei upon their brow,
and revsDge their battle'osy. Yes, the "a
aionsl democracy love Hill for the enemies
h a has made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

A portion of the Mission Church OF the
Rsdemptoriss Fathers in Roxbury. Mass
was burned this morning. The fire was
confaed to one wing containing apart.
meats, many nlled with costly Vestments
vases. etc. The wing was guttsd aud all
s sSs va'uabies ruined. The loss is estimated
at $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

a REPUBLICAN newspaper says the GEM
ocrstio majority in the q. s. House OF Rep.
vesenta!i7es ia merely killing time ana
spending money" Il ia, OF course, Killing
time. and that ia the best thing it could pos
slbly be doing; but That it spending money,
no man familiar With lis proceedings and
having The slightest regard fcr veIaoity will
assert. The fact that it Ia not spendiDg
money Is what most displeasss the republl'
nsuB.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

PENNSYLVANIA gives eighty thousand
Republican majority, supports the Force bill,
and denounoes the southern people for their
refusal to allow social equality to the ne
groes. And yet large number OF negroes
who went from Reading to Pottsvile to st
tend literary meeting last Monday even
Ing. were compelled to walk the streets all
night because none of the hotels there would
afford them accommodation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

From Ger tsunlsl Haadquarters.-"I fnd
D.. Balls Cough SSrnp excellent, having a
ready sale and rendering more satisfaction
than any cough syrup have ever sold."-A.
B. Maloney. n. D.
18Th & Carpenter Sts., Philadelphia, Pc.
An srsIole based Oh true and honest pfln-
ciplss Ia Salvation o.. Prics only % oents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

FEEL it my duty to say few words 10 regard
to Ely's Cresm m, and do 80 entirely with
Gu: solicitation. have used it more or less half
a yesI, and have found i. to be most admirable.
have suffered from cstszrh Of the worse Kind
ever since was little bog and never hoped for
cure, but Cream Balm Seems to do even that
Many of my acquaintances have used it with ex.
cellent resulta-Oscar 0ssrum, 46 Warren Ave,
Chicago, ",
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK. Mar. 9.-Ihe imp Ovemcnt In vsl.
ues in the stock msrket at the closo las. eyepin,
Was continued this morning and most stocks wsrs
from 4 to q per cent. better than lat evening
the general list making further msterisl proyre..
in the lister trading The market developed no
other feature OF interest ard st IL o'c,o it va.
active and strong at the best prizes reached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
DIED.

After a short illness, on Tuesdsy, M,rcb
S:b, at TAO p a., AMANDA 2, vic OF G tS'a
E. HEPBURN and daughter of Ferdinand Kniobt
aged 80 yesrs. Funeral from No. ia sur
BOY 81 street, Eli Jay evening, March 1lth' p, q
O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

THE OPPOSITION OF the people t, ssTlb
whIch doubles the price OF many Of tbs
meceaBssies OF life, and to restrictions upoa
sheir personal liberty. is so great that lit haa
xesolutioaizsd the political complexion
aysu OF Portland, Maine, the home OF e1-
Sneaker Rsed. which city. for the frat time
in many years. elected democratic mayor
zast Monday, and that. too, by large ma
inrifY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

If SOME people could learn what they
must have often read. they would save
themselves the trouble OF preparing among
xnous articles for the GAZETTE, because they
xyould know that the first thing the editor
6oes with communication is to lock at its
signature, and that II there be none, 1t goes
Into thu waste basket without further loss Of
A{roo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
Catarrh in New England.

Ely's Cream Balm gives satisfaction to every
one using it for catarrhal troubles.-G. Z. Mellor
Draggist, Worcester, Mass.
believe Ely's Cream Balm IL the b-st article
for cstsrrh ever offered the public.-Bush & Co,
Druggists Worcester, Mass.
An article Of real merit.-C. P. Alden, Druggist,
Springfield Mass.
Thoee who use 1t speak highly of it.-Geo. A.
Hill. Druggist. Springfield, Mass
Cresn Balm has given satisfactory resulk.-W.
P. Draper, Druggist, Springfield, Mass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

BHcAUsE Eaglaad declines to assia5 'ne
Tosted States Ia securing to an American
monopo!y all the seals in the North Fao'no'
IA no reason why people should lie awake o.
nights in dread OF war With that country
Great Britain doesn't want war, because
that would mean the loss Of her immense
srs5s With this courtty, and the United
States Ia certainly In no condition now to go
60 war With country having such power
5pl navy as that OF England. War talk no"
ss TO cover deficits In thu Treasury and to
HELM the denomination aId reelection OF
President Harrison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

Court Of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday.
Hts against Commonwealth. Further
argued and submitted.
Roadeap against Commonwealth. sut-
United.
Hedges against Commonwealth and DSe
against Commonwealth. Sat for the S0:h of
Berkeley & Harrison against Tinsley. Ar
gued and continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
ALEX a N DIR Ia. V :
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 8.
~ rAcr That Dntohess county, New

TIE FACT tina. Dntohess county' new
York. elected republican msJ 'fity o. eouN-
e. supsrglaors Ct the last election tnefe' was
tres.sd by sha mugwumps Win aco'ame'
siona Of ioy, and proclaimed by them 90 8
nst,oL illustration Of the peoples condemua-
sIon ~ "Hulisu." Well, it turns out that
until ssnaso. Hill assumed control OF the
democracy In Duchess, thas county went re-
publican by large majority, and tnat 81
the election referred to change CT taree
yot,s In q few of the districts, and OF thirty
rsvep In the entire county, the democrats
would hays carried 1t, and that. too' no9'
w,thstsndiug the immense sum Ct money
list was spsnt there in tae purchase OIL
votss for the republican ticket. The thirty
s.ven votes show the strength OF the mug
zyumps In Duchess. There are sixty ooun'
flea In New York. Giving the mugWampS
AN equal number in eacb OF the others, ielf
allowance, taes have 1920 votes In the
whole ststs But Senator Hill could well
affo,d to Lose that many, as ne nso MY
sboussno me iority last November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

SOME OF the New York mugwumps are
30 psejudioed against Senator Hill shas TO
defsst his nomination for President they
would sacrifice every other son CT their own
state. aud they now ssy the nominee must
either bs Gov. Rusae!l OF MassachuseHs or D
wests,n man. Fortunately, however, their
strepcth ia email aud Is confined entirely 10
sheir words. They have bsen Senator hiiis
ensmies fcr seven years, during ell OF "n''n
cline his majority has been incresaing' and
"a their opposition amounts to little or NOM
anp, hs passes them by, humning sne 10
f,aip "shoo, fy. don't bothor me-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

Samuel Degsn, prisoner In The Baltimore city
is /, committed sui:ide last night By hanging In
his cell