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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-05-25
STRIKEIN THE ORPHAN GIRL,

A Six-Foot Vein of Quartz Uncovered at
Copper Rock.
BOULDER, Col, May 23.-News from
Copper Rock tonight tells of another
mineral discovery in the new camp.
This time it is the Orphan Girl, where q
six-foot vein of quartz, well filed with
iron pyrites was uncovered.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-05-25
Cholera Raging in Asia.

LONDON, May IA dispatch from
Teheran states that cholera is raging
along the Afghan-Peraian frontier for a
Gistarce Of 100 miles south Of Meskca.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-05-25

"AND why, Jennie. did you tell Willie
you wouldn't be his little wife ?"
''Tause he didn't asst me till he knowed
l had five cents. "-New York Herald.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-05-25
SEVEN STUDENTS DROWNED.
Fatal Boating Accident on Lake Zurich,

Switzerland.
BERNE, May 23.-Fifteen students in
the canton of st. Gall were boating on
Lake Zurich, when their boat was cap
sized and seven of them were drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16

The O. & o. CANAL AT $50 O'Clock
yesterday AFTERNOON Inc opening of t1e
Chesapeake and OHIO Canal for the oomlog
seasons business was ineugursted By the
departure from Cumberland OF enc boat
towed by stsiog OF four mules. 1t was the
Victor. owned By Captain 6. NJ Kelly, OF
that city. and he'd as cargo one hundred
aid Eve tons nineteen hundred weight OF
coal, consigned to Victor CashWa & Sons,
William5port, Md, and was loaded by the
Consolidation Coal Company. She glided
quiet y cut Of port without any ceremony,
and With not even fl e flying, This vas
the only bost to leave Yesterday. Five Left
Wliliamsport on Monday, and arrived at
Cumberland last night. They will at once
be loaded and started on return trip,
There are nearly fifty boats in the basin ct
Cumberland awaiting slight repairs. They
will shortly be ready for business. and will
be at once pressed into service. There are
ons hundred boats et dlffsreus points along
he canal awaiting orders to come to Cum
berland and load, and the sgait there Ia is.
suing orders TO them as rapidly as poseible.
Tnres boat yards are working large forces
of nsn there on ful! Tins, their object being
to bald another 1undrei !, aad to have them
on tde wstar By the closing of next season.
Every day two OF ttree are launched, and
they will be put into esr9iee G5 aoon as
6nishad. The canal vas opened earlier this
season thsn is uausl, on accent Of the
heavy shipment CT oonl at Cumberland
awaising transportation. a new boat yard
hos jus5 bosn starsed thers, sud the keels OF
three nev bosts have been laid. The pro6-
pepts for 8 busy season are brighter THAI
have been for the last twenty year,, and
the canal company Is making ample prepa.
rations for the business. The canal basin,
dams and locks have all been siren gshed,
sud the whole line ia nov in excellent con-
ditfou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16
YIESIEIA ERWs.

The State Board of Pharmacy meets
Wednesday ct 10 O'Clock 10 the House Of
Delegates in Riobnond.
In the Lou6oun County Court yesterday
Ii waa ordered that local option election
should be held in Jefferson district, now
dry" on the third Thursday In April.
TEE "Bower," well-kuown residence ir
Jeffs!son county. W. Va, Owned by MIS-
Isabella cambridge, was destroyed by fire
Sunday morning, together With the furni.
,ure and clothing. Total lose about sl5 ,OoO
The Governor hes received informs ton
thst PEI sons OF speculative turn are sand
lng out circulars giving msles ding informs
don about direct tsx elaine. These men sre
offering to buy ct ridiculously low figure
toe osime OF the Virginia holders.
The Virgiols Dug Clerks Association
will NEST in Rlobmoud next Thuradsy
night. This badly was organized at S'sunton
In October lost sud this will be the fist
nesting for the general trsnssotion Of bnsl
nesp. and 1t Ia hoped there will be large
attendance.
The Richmond board of public works ) ea,
ierdey determined to select 40 srchitec: be-
fore locating thu sits Of The new State library
bus!6luaa The structure will coat probably
about $3.50 900. aud will no doubt be placed
"a the Capt oil Square, at What point Will
he decided by the board after receiving the
henef. OF the architects views on the cub
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16
Richmond Terminal Affairs

Tbs FIRST public movement 10 the Rlch'
moDd Terminal reo,ganz ton was taken in
New York, yesterday, when the directors o.
the Richmond Terminal, East Tenns5aee
snd Richmond and Danville roads INST.
The principal business transacted was tbs
resignation Of Gen. Samuel Thomas as chair
maa of the board OF directors Of the East
Tennessee, Mr.. W. G O,kmsn being elect.
sd his successor. Mr Oakman represents
the old Danv'le patty, or the First NatioL-
81 Bank party, as 1t is generally called, and
1;s election is The 6rst step By that party to-
ward assuming complete control OF the en-.
tire Richmond Tsrmina! sgstam. There was
40 cthsr announcement made OF any
changes, and thu directors OF the three com
aspies adjourned until to dey, when the res.
igna,ion of the Luman party will probably
be receivsd. The psu OF reorganization,
whioh wss expected to DO given out last
night, was again postponed, but is expected
TO be Issued to. might. General Thomas re-
mains Ia the directory Of the East Tennes-
see CorppSpy.
The Post ssys: 1.-THE new party which assumes
control of Richmond T,rmiDal makes the intert ats
Of the company with that Of the Residing con-
bine seem ve1y oltse. Measrs. eker and Fshne-
5LOck are lOoHeV upUu 40 acouIus iuteIc5tS III LEG
combination which ca Fled through the Readir G
deal, and John g. Moore. who has been active in
Terminal affairs lately, wss also interested in the
movements in Reading since the dissolution Of
tie Philsdelphie syndicate. The plan at first
proposed to effect the reorg snlz stion of the COM
pany, known as the FIVE hundred million dollar
plan, has been definitely abandoned by the COM
mittee. ard the scheme to organize syndicate
with $34 100000 has also been dropped. In
nlsce of the old plan IL is stated by the stockhod
ers that new company with capitalization of
@ will ba formed s ine G%d Go sie5
ferred stock, and S11O, 900 900 common stock.
No issue Of inccms bonds is provided or in the
new plan. The plan will be undsrwritten with
Sic, OOo Oo0"
kilograms from the South STATE that outside
stockholders of tho Georgia Central have "a lei
meeting to petition the court to remove the re-
csiver and contiru, the lease. It is also an.
ncunctd that the directors OF Georgia Centr.l all
but two of whom are local directors, held meet.
ing on saturday ara passed resolution directing
their COUNSEL TO remove the receiver and continue
the lease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16
Sent 70 .Iail.

F.August Nelker. the man who on Saturday
morning last, at London Park Cemotsry, Balsi-
more, pointed revolver at the ccffin in which
lay all that wss mortal Of his wife, and who vas
hustlsd out of the cemete ia hack. an account
of which was published in the GAZETTE of Mon
day. WAS yesterday sent to jail in default of bail.
1T the hesIing yesterday. tho charge against
Nelker wss threatening bodily harm to his son,
j. Fred .rick Nelker. The soa, who msde the
charge, stated to the Justice that his father had
threatened his life, ID that he was In fear Of
bodily harm.
=. August Nclker, in his own detence. said
"For twenty yesrs had happy home Ths
irouble began when my son Chris was married.
He WIS tailor, AMI after he was married he went
to Washington. I took his wife home with me,
and did lot charge her any board. Nothing would
do but that her father should come to live with
Us Then began tho trouble. I had no peace
from that moment ] am now done with them
all. They are dead to me. ! will paddle my own
canos, and they can do the sams There is lot
more to tell, bu. it would do no coed now"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16
PnraIgn EaEs.

PARIS March 16.-The excitement caused
by the explosion at the Loubsu Barracks
yesterday has not yet worn eff. Extreme
measures will be adopted to suppress the
anerchi. t., and the most severe punishment
will follow detection. Within very short
time four exploeions lave occurred In Paris
and in net a slngle iDttauce have the Io-
lice found the m!screente Who caused them.
With their facilities fer gaining knowledge
of he movements Of lswlees characters the
police have found nothing that would lesd
to arrests Of the scoun6rels. There is a
general feeling OF uneas'ness among al
classes of eocisty, as no one can form an
idea es to where the anarchists will make
their next attempt
VIENNA, March 1G-The Emperor has
confirmed the sentence of death passed
upon F,anz Schneider whose crime of de-
co5iog eerysnt girls to bis home in the eut-
nrbs OF Vienna, and then with the aid of his
vile, Resale, cusraging and numbering them,
caused such sensation In this city recently.
The Emperor, who has strong dislike to
capital punishment, not woman having
been executed in the empire since 1908. fol-
lowed his usual custom 10 this caae and
COMMITTED Mrs. Schneider's sentence 10
penal servtude Tor lie. Schneider will be
banged tomorrow.
BERLIN, March 15.-Empsror William has
recovered sufficiently from ha indIaposilioD
10 allow his again leaving the palace. In
company with the Empress he weot for
drive this afternoon In closed carriage.
VIENNA. MIR. 16.-A dispatch from Wioliczka,
in Ca ics states that conflict occurred there TO-.
day between 8 number o. Austrian and Russian
soldiers, and that two Of the Russiana were killed
Tho affair has created the most intense excite
ment among the Russian frontier guards ard they
threaten to take revenge for the death of their
countryman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16
Forced Emigration.

sL1DELL, Ls., Mar. 16 Last Saturday 6
paper vas circulated among ihs employees
of Salmon e Bros.'s mills. located in thii
city, the purpose OF which wsa to force al
non-resdents OF the S:sts 10 leave here, CIV
Ing them until to-day to get away. These
mills furnish employment TO about 200 men
large Dumhe Of whom are natives OF Missis.
sippi and Alabama. All Saturday night and
Sunday the neg.o portion of these non-resi.
dents were emigraiing but the white have
decided to remain. They have AIMED them
selves and trouble may occur during thee day
mr. to.nioht.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16
FRoM WASHINGTON.

Fspsoisl Correspondence Of sae AlszGsssia Gascts]
WASHINGTON. d. o.. March Is. 1892.
The book makers at Monte Carlo are now
carving on operations without shy intsr-
fsrencs Whass7er from the Virginia anthori-
tiss. IudeeG, thsy base taken cut license
to do 60 f.ou the negro cona miseioner OF rev.
enue for Alexandra county. They sGy shey
will assist this county uficials to the extent
Of their poWes to break up The sweat. shall
and crap gsmes, and ell other sorts of open
gambling, bat that to tt1D pFsvats gambling
and liquor drinking Ia what neither they
nor any body else can do, no mater what
laws may bs passed. Tosir own business,
they say, is legitimate, or elsa 1t would not
he licensed.
Gan. Mshone, chairman CT the Virginia
State republican committee, has issued call
for nesting OF that Committee, to be held
al Chamber!in'e, in this city. on Tuo.day
next. The committee ls composed OF five
members fcom eaca OF the taa congressional
districts OF ths Ssate0 the most OF Wnom,
however, II is expsctsd, will De represented
oy proxy, Gen. Malone acting In That ca.
pacity for many OF thea. The Object OF the
msstlpg is to fix q tims and place ior tae
State republican convention TO nominate
delegates to the Minneapolis convention.
IL The House to-day Mr.. Meredith intro
duced bill 20 increase the pension OF w.
T. Snddoth OF Fsuquier county, Va; also to
nay ths seslrv of Pohick Church, Fairfax
county, Va. 5000 70. damages done to that
church by federal soldiers during the war.
10 the Senate to-day bill appzoprlating
$4,000 60 pay for dcu,sges done to the build
inss of William and May College, Virginia,
Nv federal soldiers during the war batween
the States, was favorably reported without
amendment.
The House committee on Merchant Ma
vIne to-day agreed to make favorable re-
port On tue fres ship bill. that is bill to al
low tie people OF this country to buy YES.
sells wherever they choose to do 80, and to
sail them under the American hag.
The friends Of Senator German, and there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16
THOSE srooKlsH souNDs.-siranee and

THOSE saooKIsH eoUNDs.-6lrange and
uuaocounsable noises still continue at Nc.
14O5 Linden avenue The hells connectt d
With the bedrooms, and the door.gong, kept
MP their occasional DECENTRALIZATION yester-
day. The chandelier would, at iimes, sway
to an fro, and tin bucket In the Kitchen
repessed Its former performance OF falling
to the f,or. TIE occupants OF the house.
are, naturally, much stirred up. 4 gentle
man, from the Western Union Telegraph
Company. With galVanometer, two stu.
dents OF psychology, (the odio theory hav
ing been suggestedj FROM the Johns Hopkins
University, and two other persone of eztsn-
s!ye scientific knowledge, went to the house
last night to investigate, but were refused
sdmissioo. The whole affair Ia still shroud.
cd in mystsry, although excessive msgnet-
ism In some member Of the household has
been suggested as the solution Of the mat
ter.-Baltimors american.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16
2aSl@zg55 f.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, March 1t.
SENATE

Mr.. WaIcott. in presenting batch OF
grange pc ttions, on variety Of subieot', re-.
marked that they were ell in stereotypsd
foim-signed to order and thst he had
doubts whether they we're really memorials
within the meaning of tue constitution.
Amcng o lot OF such petitions csne orc
from Montana praying foE GA investigation
Of the ''siums of large clties."
The House amendment to Senate bill to
puuish the unlawial appropriation of the
property OF another In the District o. Coium.
ola. wes eoncurrsd IL. The bill now goes 10
the President.
Mr.. Pe:,igrew, from the Qoodrc. Centaa-
NAL committee. reported an amendment 10
the sundry civil appropriation bill appropri-
ating 100000 ior expenses incurred In eau
neoton with the Chicago fair.
Mr.. Hsle, from the committee on naval
affaire, reported bill for ,ho construction
10y cor t-act) OF three battle chips, TWO ar
mored coast deieaos vesssls, Eve gun.boats
and eight 6rst-class torpedo boats.
Mr. PETER introduced bill creating a
fund for the payment OF pensions and fer
ssttlng the army OF Idle lsborers st work en-
extensive public Improvements for the re-
moval CT the 1t ongest incentive to crime
among the poor snd to vice among the rich
for protecting the American from the fax
OF undue alien competition, and fox other
purposes" (Tae fund contemplated In The
bill is &c be furnished By tax On incomes
and real cststel.
A bill vas introduced t, rea!ore to active
service army officers on tee retired lis. who
have recovered from their disabilities.
Tue calendar was taken up and after
passing several unimportant bills the Seq
went into executive session.
HOUSE.
Tbs 8 tsrdanoe ia the Eouas this Morn
ing was larger than might have been eI-
pecsed when the state OF the weather
was taken Into consideration, and when
the prospect was that the entire day would
be consumed 10 speeches upon the tariff.
Nssrly three quarters of an hour was con-
sumsd In the discussion Of resolution re-
ported from the committee On accounts au-
thoriz:ng the appointment OF Is additional
folders in the folding room Of the House.
Mr. Fithisn, OF ILL.,, said that II thi, DEM
ooiatic House kept On creating additional Of
fees 1t would build up another billion dol
lar Congress.
The resolution was fually adopted.
Bills for the admission OF New Mexico
snd Arizona az States Of the union were ia
vo.ably reported.
An adverse report WAS made aud agreed
to upon the resolution preferring charges
against Andrew P. Mccormick, US Distric.
Judge for the northern district OF Texss.
The House then went into committee on
the ires wool bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16

SENATOR BAwLEY's FEAEs Tho re pub ,sn
stale convention OF hhods Is and met o; Pro'l'
dence yesterday and nominated d. Russell Brown
opposes free coir ze ofailvef approves reciprocity
and the new tariff and indorse President Harri'
con. Senator Joseph B. Hawley, OF Connecticut
addressed the convention. He ssid I'VE hs'
four majority in the United States Ser g.
Now. suppose it be possible for David Hill TO
be elected President, which God forbid, and you
would have a Bouse to correspond There IS
danger OF losing a sepator somewhere. There IS
some ip Connecticut and q little over there ~
Rhode Island, Study what tina government would
be with Hill az President and ademocrssic senate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16
SENATOR HILL INVITED TO SPEAK IA

SENATOR HILL INVITED TO SPEAK AT
the regular meeting of the Washington Lit
erary Society Of the U University OF Yrginie
held on Monday. q committee was appoint
ed t, confer with the Jefferson Society With
a view O! uniting with thu committee from
that societg In inviting Senator D. B. Hill
to deliver On address before the two socle.
ties on April 18th (Jefferson's birthday
The mmi.tes from the Jefsrson Society.
who went to Washington lss. week for the
purpose OF inviting the Senator to speak at
the universitv, reported that Senator Hill
intsmated altar he learned that there we're
two societies at tie university. tnst b.
would deliver this address ii the Invitation
came from beta bodies. eDd that letter to
that effsos would be all that was neoessary
to induce him to como. II 1t is possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16
An Alleged Conspiracy.

fresno. Cal. March 16.-A email sats IN
Sarah A thea Terry's house here was blown
open yesterday By her frierdr, end peps,s
and ltt;era secured which bsar 90 the sbsr.
ron cese and the alleged ccnspi.acy to uu,.
der Judge Terry, One ot TIE lie t,ls stated
that the writer, who was formerly sheriff Of,
one OF ths countIss efthis State, was offered
$4,000 by certain parties, whose nameo +
coald net then reveal, t. Kill Judge Terry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16

PosTMAsTBE GENERAL WANAMAKER sage
he has al,eal5 nsds contra t. fur mail suo-
side, that vii, coat thu people CT this
country Sc 900, 900 during ten years, and
that be contemplate increasing that amount
to $4,000 900 What With Subsidies to sugar
makers. and subaid:e3 to ship owners, and
tariff, which are practical subsidies to
manufacturer, the lot OF oil the o!her peo-
pie of the country, for whom no subsidies
sre provided, bus who ara taxed TO supply
chose referred to, is by 10 means particu
larlY happy one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16
Radistricting the State.

JEFFERSON CITY, No.. March 16.-The
lower house yesterday passed the congress.
eional reiistriet1g bill as 1t came to 1t from
the jaint democratic caucus. L. will be
passed in the Eame shape by the Senate,
probably within 4S houre, end hen 90 to
tae governor for bis signature. The Til.
provides fox Il democratic and one ,epnbli.
can district,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16
a Card from Mr Corbin.

To the Editor 0fthe Alexandria Gazette:
FARLEY VALE, King George Co., Va, Msrch
14.-Will you kindly coric:. statemen. made In
your issue ofaarch 11th, in the apecisl cores.
Dondence from Washington, viz: "Mr. Wexford
Coibin, of the Virginia Farmers Alliance, IVES
here yesterday. He says the alliance in his State
will support Lieut.. Tyler for the re1t Gov.
crror." The statement is without warrant
made no such remark. 1t would DO arrogant IS.
SUMPTION on my part, or on tho part OF any ono
else, to say who tho alliance Of Virginia will snp-
port for Governor. might with like proprisiy
ssy that the Bsptists or Mathodst5 o. Virgins
will OFT any special candidate Lieut. SOY.
Tyler has May inn Supporters in tie ranks OF
the slispcs and afInsrs will rally 70 h g standard
By tho shcu:a; d. Ia my o. aion the wno
deserves TO be- and will DO tho next Governor Of
Virgins, Is the Hon. Charles T. OFFER. I'll, and
am not as lonesome in this opinion IS wss year
ago, when L en- listed under rhs banner OF thst
Napoleon in pr ticg, hon. David B Bill, o! NJ"
York, who, hope, will be oar next Pretitent.
6. WELLFoED CoRBIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16
nation.

AT THE recent Congressional election iu
Japan about twenty people were killed std
hundred and ia.ty wounded, and fraud.
Intimidation and bribery were prevalent
And all thia, too. sn country upon whose
people the bane Of suffrage has only recent
ly heen imposed. But sucb thiags naturally
inhere in suffrage, and SIS many crimes
are perpesEated in the name Of liberty now
as In iha DAYS OF Madam Roland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16

a MANS military repasa,cu is In sorry
plight when be attempts to otf3et his COM
mander's recommendation for dlshonorsbIs
discharge. In the face of the enemy. with
complimentary letters from other people.
But tina. Ia General Alges's condition to-day
and, strange as Il may seem outside of the
limits CT this country, such man is car.
didate for the republican Presidential nomi-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16
The Fight Assured

Naw ORLEANS. La, Mar l6 The Own.
pIo Club Will accept lhs FIR Tor tho Sail.
vsn.Corbe't fight to ;aks place mex, San.
tsmber. the puree to be $1,000 Ths c!pb
bas also wired jim Hall offsriog s. Geo f,r
match between him and Chogni:k! 70 tske
plaoe in Nav.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16

FOB TIE first tine In thu history OF The
c:u1tty, the President today imposed stsx.
and ords.ed that hereafter heavy duty
shall bs lid OF all suger, mca'ses, coff;e,
tea and hides imported ftom Columbia, Hey
ti and Vsnszuaia. OF coursa thu peaDle @!
the coun >viea referred to will not experience
the slightest loss By Mr. Hsrrison's order,
as thero ID 9 demand every where for 81! Of
the mentioned srtlcleF; but can the asme be
said logs OF hie own country, who must
have them, cut, or no duty2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16

At no othar season of he year ara coughs
and colds so prevalent ss at tbs present
time, and eysry Sufferer ehould check hia
complaint Ct orce By the nee OF DR.. Blu l's
Cough Syrup, and tbaa pfeVentit from lead
log to serious lung affec.ions.
Ahead Of all Gem Desitors Ia Salvation Oil.
Sold evers where. Price only rs cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16

THE AMOUNT of new business written last
yesr by the Equitable Life Assurances 3d.
cciety Of New York was $3.50. 600 600, being
far more than That OF any other company In
the world. They hold surplus OF over
s26. 900 600 and it Ia the strongest. safest and
psst ins.itut!on OF lis kind 10 existence to.
day. Their Free Tontine policies are very
popular and are the very hest policies ever
offered to the public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16

Years have not seen and time ahall noi
see," the people cit down On ely to SUI 4
pain. when enterprise can ford suca
panacea as Salvation Oil.
Tle old saying "eppoait'ou | the lie +
ausipss.n has not bean sustaioed Oh Z
stsnco at least. Since the in!roduct 0 ct
D.. Bulls Cough Syrup all other cough r n.
dies have been dead stoCks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-16

4 noted desperate name Jim Carr did near
Meri6i.h, Mich yesterday. For more than 10
years his criminal exploits had made him thu ter.
TOE Of that section Of the State.