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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-08-24

MANNER is one of the principal exter-
nal graces of character. 1t is the orna-
ment of action, and often makes the
commonest offices beautiful by the way
in which it performs them. 1t is hap
py way of doing things. adjoining eve3
the smallest details Of life
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-08-24

YALE is to have handsome new tele-
scope to be manufactured by Clark
Bros, of Cambridge. 1t will contain a
2s.inch glass and will cost $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-06

General Weaver, after achnowledg-
ing the welcome, expressed bis pleas
uro at speaklng.to an audience so large
ana Ia truly representative Of the bone
ana sinew o. Tie land the laborer the
only producer, and the victim Of the
oppressive laws Of class legislation.
The laborer is the only producer but
only In the period Of bis maturity IN
infancy and old ago the man IS mot
a producer but a consumer. Now IN
the limited Tina for accumulation II Is
not possible for anyone, unless favored
by monopolies beg0tten by class legs
lation, to accumulate the enormous ior-
tunes some have made IN thu. country.
And wealth Is still accommodating In the
hands Of few, and all the tremendous
profit OF labor IS diyeted from IL
proper conise by bad legislation, and
the laborer has no sucn aecumuiations
as have the favored few.
Well. these wrongs prompted ae'
sire 70 right them and 80 the wrongea
laborers began ~ talk TO one snolAer'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07
Conference

Rev John D. Ktrz,r Was yesterday elect.
ed president OF the Maryland annual confer.
enoe of the Methodist Protestant Church,
which met In Pocomoke City, Md, for Its
64.h session.
E1 President strayer submitted bis sn-
nua report OF the ohurch's work for the
past year. He again referred to the sdvlsa.
billy OF dividing the conference, and recon-.
meuded an Improvement In the plan
for tn, examination CT official character 30
that each pastor shall report In open confer
euce 10 answer to questions from the presi.
dent In conclusion. he alluded to the ne
cesslty for the establishment of fund, t, be
at the disposal OF the president. In carrying
out bis work, and recommended that o plan
be suggested for the organization of young
peoples societies. giving them legal reoogni-
ton in the church work, the plan to be re-
commended to the general conference for
adoption, and that the debt OF 1862 on the
presidents parsonage be assessed upon the
district and paid.
a series of resolutions were offered By
Revs. 8. B. Tredwsy and J. W. Trant pro-
resting against the opening Of the Worlds
Fair on Sunday and instrncling The dele.
gates to the general conference to urge that
body to take such steps as will array the
whole Methodist Protestant Church against
such Sabbath deseoration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07
The Rhode Island Election,

PROVIDENCE, B. 1, April 7.-Complete
returns from all parts OF the State show q
t,tal vote on the State ticket OF 50, 746. an In
crease OF 10. 600 over the largest ever polled
before. The rs tarns shows greatrepublics n
victory. Ga the State ticket BrowD, re-
publican, for governor, polled 81 466; WARDS
wall, democrat, 25 419; Gilbert, prohibition
let. 1880; Burton, peoples candidate, 1873,
and there were Is scattering votep. Tdese
figures show plurality Of 2,047 for Brown,
and msjari.y of 1856. Bull and Utter, re-.
publican candidates for Lieutenant Govern
-or snd Secretary Of State, are also elected
by small msjorltief; bat there is no election
sor attorney general and genera! treasurer.
The cities OF Providence, Newport and
Woonsocket went democratic on the State
ticket. The legislative returns show coed
republican majority in beth branches al.
ready With between Is ard 20 vacancies yet
to be filled, In the Senate the republicans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07
H9Ws OF TIE Day.

TIE death of the Earl OF Leltrim occurred
In Eoglsnd yesterday.
l. Ia said that Vice President Morton will
accept q denomination II rendered him.
Jay Gould, at meeting held in Palestine,
Texss, yest -rday was elected president ofthe
International and Great Northern Railroad.
John Boyd. neQro. who wrecked R. &
D. train in North Carolina. and who escap-
ed from Jail at Charlotte, has been recap.
tured.
q. F. Myer, we'll known liveryman Of
Bucks county, Pa, was yesterday sezsd by
three masked men and robbed On public
highway.
The Senate yesterday took up the Iodian
appropriation bill, and by vote Of % to
% adopted the motion fer the detail Of army
officers as Indian agents. Mr.. German op-
posed the measure
Larraway Bennett. OF Martinsburg, W.
Va was yesterday shot and robbed by two
mssksd men on the North mountain. Lar
raway was found by some men passing
along, and Is now In 8 very serious condi.
ton.
There seems to be little prospect that the
Senate will pas, the Gsary Chinese exclusion
bill, bot IL Is probable that the bill now 10
operation will be extended another decade.
Many senators hold that the existing meas
ure operates for two yeara more.
Sir Julian Paunceio ia is anxious to com.
plete the details OF the Bshrlng Sac agree.
ment, as be vsoia +, go 10 Carlsbad In
June. Il Is understood Secretary Blaiae
and the Brtish minister have reached sat-
Isfac!orY conclusion in regard to modus
vIvepdi.
Ths supporters OF ex.Go1e!Dor McE0ery,
CT Louisiana. yesterday decided to continue
the f zht, and have again noni 1ated Mr.
McEnery for governor. This puts Ave full
State tickets 10 tae fsld. The republicans
are noy hopeful Of scoring victory at the
polls.
General E. W. Pierce, historian Of Eel
Riyer, Mess. on his SEVENTEEN bi today
married Ida Estsile Gardiner, aged twenty
seven gears. The groom vas weak and he
wss leading the bride to the dining table
when he fell IL ;a..nt and had 10 bs lifted
into bed.
a setting-hen has caused the death OF
Mrs. CatherIns Jones, wife Of Thomas
Jone, OF Bangor, Pa, The woman went to
the nest to aae how the hen was getting
along, when the hen spraDg at her and
pecked her on tn hand. The bill made
wound, blood-poiaaniDg aet In, and death
tolloWed;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07
MR, oARL1sLE's BIG FEE 1T developed

MR. CARL1sLE's BIG FEE--Is developed
recert fly. through gentleman in this city
on closest term OF intimacy with Senator
John G. Carlisle, that In the Prestcn-Beall
case, decided by the Court OF Appeals sst.
urdey, In which the heirs OF Robert Wick.
life won the suit involving more than 1920.
600. Mr.. Carlisle had q contract with Gen
eraI Draper, OF New Jersey. who married
one of the heirs, by which, II ths sqlt was
wop. Mr.. Carlisle was to receive S25 $50 to
represent the interests Of General Diapers
wife. M-. Carlisle. the intimate friend said.
did not even have to into On exhaustive
study of the case, bu. made bis argument
before the Court OF Appeals from the briefs
in the case filed By Judge Alexander Hum
phrsy and George Davie, attorneys for two
of the heirn, To do this required Mr.. Carlisle's
presence in Frankfort Eve days, at an earn
Ing of SIS 600 day.-Frank3ort Ky Special
in Neiu York Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07

CosEsDERATE MEMORIAL Veterans Of
the Army Of Northern Virginia, Army Of
Tennessee, Confederate Cavalry. Washing.
ton Artillery, and visiting ex.sold.srs, to
qether with friendly and sympatb!zlng dele
cations from tae Louisiana State militia,
Yesterday assembled 10 New Orleans to do
homage to the memory of their comrades
who fought 80 calamity on the side of the
al ,ost Ceuss.D Floral offerings In profusIon
adorned the grounds and entablatures OF the
tenbs of each veteran association. An sd-
Dress By Gonrade 7. ]. Dlmitry and benz
edictIon by Rsv. a. Gordon Bakwell were
among the features Of The ceremonies,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07
a Free Trade View.
The Editor ofthc Alexandria Gazette.

10 me EQtt0T OJthc ALeLdNuTW 6dSeUe:
thank you foT yonr cour.eoy in ,iving space
to my letter of the 28ih Of March. I have often
thous ht Of the unfsirness o, our tariff syst,m In
relations to the cotton producing s;a.es Theae
Safes have their natural customers IN Europe
especially n England. Tney send their cotton to
En- gland aud naturally wish to express their
gratitude to their friendly customers by Iat,o-
nizing them in return but no, FAY the manu-
facturers OF Massachusetts aud Pennsylvanis, you
are our own fellow countrymen and, therefore,
must leave your natural customers and come to
us and buy what your a,es to the English enable
you to procure. and pay d one. third more than
the English would have charged you. This will
tend to make ytu love us more, as re naturally
greatly prizs any thing costly."
This constant msddling By the federal govern.
ment with individual sffairs is destroying per.
sonal freedom, and orr only hope is the sdvsnce-
mens of true democracy which stands for indi-
vicpil rights, which orxalizsd national power
ia 60 prone to ignore aud suppress. Yours re.
specially, FREE TRADE
Wyomi g. Pa, April 4, 1892
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07

have thus fs. elected % o, sc members and
tae democrats 9. With to be elected, ano
In the House Sc Of ~ members; demo
crate 10, With II to be elected. This gives
them SO on joins ballet, ms 'ritg OF B. be-
eiies the vacancies yet t. be filled oy ssc'
oad eleo:iops The control OF the lesls'a-
ture by tbs republicans gives the choice OF
thelr candidats for attorney general ana
general treasurer, AID secures beyond a
doubt the reelection OF Nelson W. A'drlo5
to the o. 8. Senate.
The Journal says the stste is atill doubt
fal on the presidential question; that the In
dependent vote will turn 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07
A delicate Surgical Operation.

sAN FRANCJsCO, Apl IA. Baehn,
patient at the city hospital, was ttfi.csed
with an sbscsss, which had formed In the
pleural cavity ard attacked the Left lung
almost completely collapsiDg 1t. An endo'
scope, or electric light, was thrust into the
thosaclo cavity, and In the Illuminated the
action of the heart aud lungs Was plainly
visible. This Ia the fttt case On the Pacific
coast where the endescope has been USED
with beneficial results.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07
VIRGINIA Agws.
, bouIeyerd from thu Ha, - tba

The boulevard from tha 10, to the Va.
Syringe will be flushed next 1eek. u
B AXE Is Ter, prominent citizen 9, We.
moreland. died yes e;dsy.
TIE bridge across Goes creek at Beo,,,.
Ford, near Middlebutg, he. been COMMA.
and is now ready for travel. ''''u
Tbs Hill men Ia Richmond will b.,,
meeting tonight and oresnzs olrt
Judge Waller Z. Staples viii probsbv -.
made is preside, Oe
Six years sgo the total regua! inc,ns =,
the city government OF Stsnuton was sSor.
$50 600 per year. At present g ia sb.n,
$50 000 showing &c iac-saee Of 62l per csn.
Miss Mary BoEcack. daughter If n.
Charles s. Bowcock. Of II, Fourcten n.
msrle coul IL, vas married on Toasd.v <.
Mr.. Conway R SANDS, OF Richmond. y
Mr.. Harmon Hayaaner died on Tuesd.r
after faw dave i!lneas, at b!a homa y
Broad Run district. Loudouu couu!y, n
about the Sc b gear Of his age. :
The Governor hiss received tae bop3 >,
John B. Moon, sppoi, ID Commissioners NJ.
derth direct tax act Messrs. Thomss :
Martin and J. B Pace sra eecu..tes in N.
euGl Of $1,000
Ga March 10 b a eve OF Mr.. I'm SAM.
ders, OF Lsnah, Lnudoun couutg. gave h,,'h
to lamt; on the Sd inssa;t, lust twantr.
two days from tbs event named, she csIo
birth t. twins. AL thea lambs ere !.yhV,
Among the men killed oy the explosion ;.
the Sterling dynamite works at Bsssene,
Ala las. week, was Walter S!dcey Lac
oldest son Of Thomas ". Like, Ct Lam.
douu.
Mr. Reubes Barae!s, the oldes. rssidept
OF Augusta county, did in S:suato0 m
Tuesday at the age Of 50 years. He grsnd.
children and great-gEandchlldren nuubpr
nearly 100.
TIE Gogarnor has psrdorsd Vao Cappbell
convicted In CulpepeT c3utty IN SEPTEMBER
1890, OF unlawful shooting sentenced IA
three yeara in the peniienta!y. The man
was pardoned on account OF III health.
Within the year ending Msrcd 81, The re-.
caiDs OF the Roanoke pottofhce were over
$40 COO. which by Law makea Rosgoke
fret csss of1ice, the fourth 10 the Safe
Richmond. Norfolk ard L5lchbugg teIrg
the other three.
The strawberry fields on The truck fatus
around Norfolk are now 10 blossom aud
oking very promising The ltiah pots.
toes, where they did net rot, are traskiup
through the ground ard gEosicg yigo,.
ously.
The democratic primary in Il chmord Gu
TUESDAY resulted in the pomirstcu,
among others, of the fcllosipp: Commor.
wealth's attorney, Il NJ smitl IT, over
NJ. d Spottswood By Sc msiCrty; c t. set.
gespt. Charles q. Eppes, over J. Q. Smith
By 1885, eheriff. John T. Hughes over D..
T. Gates aud P. g. Winston By ever 400.
When the federal troops took possession
of the Capitol building 10 Richmond immt.
diateIy after the evacuation OF tie Gig by
the confederate authorities, theg s,ole about
$4,000 of registered Virginia honda
standing In the name OF the commissioner
OF the sinking fund. Some Of these bonds
have now turned up 10 Seattle, Wa.h., but
they are worthless.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07

THAT protective tariffs do not increase
wages, Ia we'll known to every body at all
familiar with the subject, and Is demon.
strated by the fact that the wages OF labor
in the unprotected industries in this coun.
Cry are great deal higher than in those
that are protected but why Gov. McKin.
ley, the foremost apostle of protection,
should now concede that fsos, and thereby
deny ali bis previous assertions to the con.
ersry, and give away the whole theory Of
protection, Is q little strange, to say the
Least,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07
TELEeRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

The Arkansas republican State oonVen-
ton met at Lit e Book, to-day. The presi.
dental preferences seem strongly In favor OF
Harrison.
A terrific cloudburst occurred Saturday
night at Wlnona. Mo. A branch OF the
Gulf road is swept away and Is miles OF the
Grandln branch ere gone. The bottom
lands have been left with two feet OF
sand covering them. Outhouaes and miles
upon miles Of fences are carried eff. The
water was feet In residences In Wlnona.
There is no loss of life.
The Gaze of Mary McElrath against the Ely ton
Land Company, being suit by the heirs OF one
lennon 70. leo acres OF land in tina corporate
limits of Birmingham, ALE, was decided there TO-
day. The vetdict AWARDS III, heirs forty acl,s,
lying near the base of Bed Mountain and contain
ing somo OF the handsomest private residences in
the city It ia valued at $216, 800 aid accrued
rentals Of SIS GOO. An appeal wi b, taken.
Cora vano1a, of Allegheny, Pa. eyed 13, was
coming down the stsirs list Friday carrying her
little baby sister, months old when she slipped
and fell. The bsby's skull was ir,cture1 and it
died. Several Of her little friends told tcr she
would be hanged for killing her little sister. Thia
SO worried the girl that she has lost her reason.
dis, oh from Cairo says Italy is supporting
very strongly the Ens lish resistance to the &C.
ceptance of the sultsn's frman. The Situation
continues to be very strained. The British squsd-
ron 10 the Bed Sea has been reinforced by several
yc:se's from the Esss Indi. Stain.
The maple sugar season is practic .lly over in
Vermont Good judges estimate that but one
quarter Of an average crop has been produced. If
this is correct it means III, loss this year s fully
100000 to the farmers.
Market Hall, building $50 by $50 feet and
three stories in height, at altman, Ill.,, wss TO-
tally destroyed by fire this morning. Loss about
$50 600. An overturned pan OF hot grease cauted
the fire.
Vim. G. Miller, one Of the moonshiners who
murdered old man Hccks:etler, for giving the CO.
crets of the gang away to the Unittd States rev.
enue Off e,s has baen captured ard is now safe
ly Lodged in the Jail st Somerset Pa.
Captain (h,is Rath who hanged Mrs. surratt
and other Lincoln conspirators in Was ington,
was suddenly bereft Of reason yesterday on the
ruo to Jackson, Mich, with the mall train. he
has been mail agent for twenty Yeas.
The negro inhabitants OF Clark county, Ark,
are planning for an exodus to Africa, where, IS
they alege they shall all stand equal footing,
aid no lynchings or burnings shsll ava them
The southern Illinois N. E. Conference has aus
pended from its ministry Rev. ]. W. Phillips
for taking liberties with certain female members
OF his 1Jck.
Judge McEn,ry has been prevailed upon to
continue tho contest fer the goveInorshp of
louisiana.
Yesterday ho house Of Nat Willisms near St.
Louis. was burled and three of his children aged |
twelve nine and eight, persisted in The flames
Rev. Love Il. Jameson, vell.known Christian
minister, died In Indianapolis last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07

The democrats OF Virginia never, or rare.
~, instruct their delegates to national CON.
vsntions. To do 80 would be to stultify
themselves, as 1t would imply that they
were fools enough to appoint delegates who
could not be relied upon. They. OF course,
will not do 80 now. The delegates should
be conservative men, who, when they meet
the delegates from other States, will be wise
enough to determine who will be the most
available candidate, and unpreiudiced
enough to cast their votes accordingly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07
A Little Girls Experience in ii
Lighthouse.

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Tresoott are keepers Of tho
Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach,. Mich, and arc
blessed with daughter, four years old. Last
April she was taken down with Measles, followed
with dreadful Cough and turning into Fever.
Doctors at home and at Detroit treated her, but in
vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she mere
handful Of bones."-Then she tried DR.. Kings
New Discovery and after the use OF two and S
half bottles, was completely cured. They cay T.
Kings New Discovery is worth its VIC ight in gold,
yet you may get trial bottle free at c. 6. Len.
nons drug store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07

O,aar Dreamer, an innocent looking nine
teen year.old boy, employed temporarily as
bookkeeper in the banking house Of Dix &
Phyfe, st New York. has SYSTEM tioally rob-
bed that finn Of $50. 1900, $50 0C6 of which
has been recovered. He said; Ferdinand
Ward stole 81 600 600 and got only six
years. I'll follow his example, and If I can
ttsal $4,000 am willing to spend ten ,ears
In isil.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07

THE TALK about nominating MIR. Cleve-
land In the national democratic convention
beiors the State OF New York be called. Ia
gahble. bat is no less so than much OF the
other talk on the same line. It will require
six hundred votes to nominate candidate
in that convention, and sii the votes of all
the States In alphabetical order before New
York will not amount to more to four hun
fIred and twenty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07

WITH $50 mel ,rily, the democrats In the
q. s. House OF 3 representatives allow The
email republican minority in that body to
chock t,e wheels Of legislation whenever
they choo;s to do 30, because Of their oWn
apparent inability to have aq1osua present
II attendaucs at tie ae1siona CT the Hoase
be disagreeable to democratic Congressmen,
they sa1ud resign their sea.s.sc thst others,
who will deem 1t t9eir bounden dotY to.be
present all the time, may be elected to III
them. There are plenty OF such men in
every district 10 :he country, and who, be-
sides, arc jcss 80 ebie es any of the dslin.
ousnts referred to. Sick absen,ess are, Of
course, excusab'e. but every Congressman In
good health should be in h!a scat evsry day.
Pairing wont do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07
Bloody Afray.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April Tn Rockfeld, Ky
on last Monday, Bud Price, a white man, killed
Bud Malone, colored, in quarrel. ]. b. c.
France went en- Tuesday 10 arrest Price at his
home. Price and his brother in-law Tom Pre-
tor, attacked France with pocket knives and he
shot BOZ Ii ssssilants dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07

Ssvsn days remain before the committee
on reorganization Of the Richmond Termi.
nal Company will have to decide whether
the plan haa become operative or not. In
the meantime the plan will not be mod
lied. All reports that the plan is about 10
be Withdrawn arc, 10 soy the least, prems.
t0re,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07

TIE RECENT democratic convention OF the
State of Rhode I.land declared for Oleve.
asnd. The republicans carried that State at
the election held there yesterday. The Pres.
Sdential NOMINEES OF the democratic party, TO
TIE elected, should be the favorite Of demo.
cratic, not Of republican states.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07
A Lovers Desperate Deed.

HANGING Rock. O.. Apl. Daniel Nc
Daniels, widowsr, 40 years old, proposed
t, Minnie Hayes, aged is. and she refused
him. he exclaimed: Die Their !" sid
s:suck her with a hatohet, crushing he'
skull 30 that hsr recovery ls impossible
He nsxt cut bis own throat with rszor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07

UNDER THE lat administration the fact
that government tic!ai took any part In
politics except to cast c ballot was deemed
sufficient cause for removal. Under tee
present one even ministers to foreign cour-
tries ccms back home to boom the renomi.
nation of the man who appointed them.
That they should abandon tier posts Ia by
NO means strange, as tie duties thereof are
only nominal, but that &C administration,
professedly devoted to civil service reform
should call taem back to take active paris
in pernicious psrtlsanism, does seem little
remarkable, even 10 .ha sonhstica.ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07

The DEMOCRATIC convention of Henrico
county, the county in which Richmond is
located, yesterday elected a soid Hill dele.
CATION to the Safe democratic convention
to be held On the 26 h proxlmo. Tae Hen
rico democrats are In favor Of the most avail
able candidate. being assured that Hill &c n
carry New York, as he has done bsfore,
when the opposition to him in that Stale
was just as strong as it is now. They dis.
like mugwumps and kckers. and are natur.
ally drawn toward the man most abused BY
che enemies OF their osr'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07

This was the day fixed for the Guillotining OF
Lieut.. Louis Ansstsy. who killed the Baroness
Delard and almost killed Delphine Hourte in
Paris last December.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-07

Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday
Whitelaws administrator sgsnst Sims AIgued
and cub L ted.
Slaughter agsinst Denmes'. Argued and coa
timed