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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-02-06

The date of the compliment
tary benefit to be given Miss
Daisey Coz. has been changed from the
10th to the evening of Friday, the 18th
inst, at which time the Opera House
should be filed to overlooking. The
following ladies and gentlemen will
take part in the entertainment: Mrs.
Belle Grant Walker, Mrs. P. H. New
men, Mrs. Tom. Newman, Misses
Laura Pepper, Alma Scofield, Lucy
Hughes, Daisy Hughes, Mary Todd,
Nellie Cox, George Payne; Major H.
T. Stanton, Messrs. Will Mcclure,
Frank Hutchinson, Tom Brislan, j. T..
Hanley, Jake Cox, j. M. VanDerveer,
Frank d. Bull, E. w. Zoeller, Forster
Baird, w. H. VanWinkle, John B.
Williams, Walter Franklin, Master
George Thomson and the Johnson
Guards.
The price for general admission
will be fifty cents; seats reserved at
Barrett's, without extra charge.
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SHORTHAND

for publishing communication from
member of the Paris Christian
Church, in which the correspondent
says Moore was at one time an in
mate of the Lunatic Asylum, fixing
his damages at $4,000.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-02-06

Miss Bette Keenon gave delight
full euchre party at her fathers resi-
dence, on w ashington street, Monday
evening. The prizes were very
handsome and were won by Miss
Louisa Pepper and Mr.. Ed. Gaines.
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For Another Term.

Mrs. Mary Brown Day, of
this city, was unanimously nominal
ed by the Democratic Caucus, Tues
day evening, to succeed herself as
State Librarian.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-02-06

SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY.
A marvellous cure for Catarrh,
Diphtheria, Canker mouth and
Headache. With each bottle there
is an ingenious nasal Injector for the
more successful treatment Of these
complaints without extra charge.
Price SOC. Sold by j. w. GAYLE. 81
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-02-06
Glover Seed.

We have on hand about 400 bushels
of strictly prime clover seed, which
we will guarantee to sell at Louisville
quotations. Buy at home and save
freight. MAsTIN BROS.
21-tf
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-02-06

w. L. Coppersmith challenges com
parison in workmanship on any
repairs in his line. 234 st. Clail
street. 45-1y.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-02-06

was in the city on Saturday last
Mrs. Belle Walker is visiting Mrs. E
P. Bryan in Louisville this week.
Miss Mary Watts Brown is visiting
the Misses Startling, in Henderson.
Mr.. Richard Henry left Tuesday
morning for his home in Louisville.
Hon. Jas. w. Bryan, of Covington,
was in the city on Saturday last.
Mrs. VIM. Beckner, of Winchester,
was in the city on Thursday last.
Mr.. ]. P. Giltner, of Bourbon
county, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Kate Green will entertain the
Euchre Club next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Chas. E. Hoge left Tuesday for
Louisville on short business trip.
Hon. Phil. Thompson, ST., of Har-
rodsburg, was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Tom Define, of Louisville,
was in the city the first of the week.
Judge. B. G. Williams and Mr.. H.
T. Gaines were in Paris Wednesday.
Miss Una Marshall has returned
from a visit to her sister in George
town.
Miss Evelyn Brown has returned
from a visit to her brother at Lake
wood.
Miss Nellie Matthews, of Louis
vile, is the guest of Miss Annie
Headley.
Mrs. Asa Walker left Tuesday for
a short visit to Mrs. E. P. Bryan, in
Louisville.
Rev. George Darsie leaves Monday
for short visit in Wheeling and
Pittsburg.
Miss Sadie Tanner left Monday
afternoon for visit to friends in
Lexington.
Mr.. Earl Rogers has been very ill
at the residence of his parents on
Campbell street.
Mr.. Robert Hutchinson, editor of
the Corinth Independent, was in the
city Wednesday.
Miss Theodore Phillips, of Lexing-
ton, is visiting Miss Sallie Theobald,
on the South Side.
Mr.. Clarence Witherspoon and
wife. of Mexico, Missouri, were in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Swigert Taylor and Miss Mag
gle Taylor will entertain their lady
friends next week.
Misses Percy and Ellis Headley, of
Louisville, were in the city Tuesday
visiting their parents.
Mr.. Hardin Cutter has secured a
situation in Lexington and left
Saturday for that city.
Mr.. Frank DAVIS, of Louisville,
who has been visiting friends in this
city, has returned home.
Miss Mary O. Cromwell, Of Fayette
county, is visiting Mrs. George A.
Lewis at 421 Second street.
Miss Laura Kearns, of Covington,
who has been visiting Miss Maggie |
Dudley, has returned home.
Mr.. w. K. Utterback, of Frankfort,
spent Sunday with the family OF f.
M. Utterback. Shelby Neaos.
The Tuesday Eve Euchre Club will
meet at the home of Mr.. John Bris-
Ian on Tuesday evening next.
Col. R. P. Pepper, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Maria, were in Louisville
several days the first Of the week.
Miss Rosa CORN, who has been
visiting DR.. and Mrs. j. @. A. Stewart
has returned to her home in Louis
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Berry, Mrs.
Alice Orbison and Miss Nellie Orbi-
son leave next week for a trip to
Cuba.
Miss Anna Johnson, of Mt. Ster-
ling, who has been visiting the Misses
Holt, returned home Sunday after
noon.
Misses Emma and Minnie Wilson
left Tuesday for visit to their old
home in Hart county, but in short !
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-02-06

Don't-If dealer offers you bot
tie of Salvation Oil without wrapper
or labels, or in a mutilated condition,
don't touch it-dOnt buy 1t at any price,
there is something wrong-it may be
a dangerous or worthless counterfeit.
Insist upon getting perfect, I'M
broken, genuine package.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-02-06

Connections made at Lumber Point with
steamer for Beattyville. Elkatawa Is nearesti
station to Jackson, Ky. Trains between Three
Forks and Lexington run daily, between Three
Forks and Ekatawa daily. Sundays excepted.
j. L. MURPHY.
General Passenger Agent
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Two Houses and Lots
For Sale.

ONE TwO-STORY FRAME RESIDENCE OF
" eight rooms, located on the corner OF Third
and Main streets, and one frame cottage OF four
rooms on Main street, South Frankfort. are offer
cd for sale. For terms apply to
VIM MCEWAN,
Corner Third and Main Streets.
Jan. soft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-18
RROn &AsAIaGruN.

ye,aas, Correspondence Of :he Alexandria Garsstt
WASHINGTON. q. c.. Jan. Is. 1852.
Senator Hill brought before the Senate
Comm. ee on Postt tfices to-day Mr.. F'o. q.
Che Elmiss postmaster whom the Pfesdelt
PROPOSES 10 replace by ,hs appointment OF
Mr. Ratloun. The Senator entered wig
o,ous profess against Mr.. .Rsthbaa's coHfir-
NATION. He did act objeoS to Rathbun psr-
aonaljy, bns msds strong srSumsnt TO
show Why justice and expediency S. we'll rs
a 6ae regard Tor the wishes Of the citizens OF
E,mirs rtcul,ed Floods retention.
A small delegation Of citizsns Of Lynch.
nare. Vs.. heaoea by Col. Parsons OF Nat.
1rai Bftdse, " no ere opposed to the confii-
,nsIiou OF James NJ. MoLauehlsn as post
master at Lynchburg, appeared befors the
ssnste committee On postoftices and post
roads this morniog and stated their grounds
NJ obiso.ion 60 McLaugh!in's confirmation.
t. IL upders.ood the objections were based
-. a,on ohsrees to the tsot that Mclaughlin
x1sa not sound republican that he was
hsrksepsr; Catholic; and that ne hso
sa.led 20 account for come campaign money
oven to him In 1882. The committee post
Sonad action on the case, but there Is little
or or no doubt that Mclaughlin WILL pc con-
Armed finally.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Jan. 18.-The arrangement
made for a military procession through
London to escort the remalns CT the Duke
Of Clarence and AvondsIe TO the railroad
station have been changed in consequence
of the general epidemic oiirfGerza prevail
Ing harc. Tho troops having to stand iG-
movable fer long time they would, 1t is
thought, be chilled through, which would
probably result In O general attack of In
fuerza. The Prince OF Wales Immediately
gave orders that the projected military
funeral be abandoned. It is deemed that
the health OF Prince George lie not sufti-
oiently robust to allow Of his exposing him.
self In any way and the Prince OF Wales
has decided that he will not be allowed 10
attend his brolhei's funeral.
VIENNA, Jan. 19.-The Archduke Charles Sal
ystor, brother OF Grand Duke Ferdinand Nv, OF
Tuscany, VIII, was tufsring from an attack OF in
fluerza, died today. He was Fisld.Msrshal Of
tho Austrian army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-18

GILLIAN iFFAIgs-Def alto instructions were
on Saturday cabled Minister Pedro Noatt at
Warrington from Chill directing the withdrawsl
Of the matta's offensive note 1t wss presnmsl
that thu had baen tone be oIe bat it is now
known that the withdrawal had los bean made.
Commander Evans, o; the Yorktown has sent
dispatch from Vslps,is, to secretary Tracy, say
ing that the Chilisn Ninister of F,raisn Afaiiq
his dee ded that The Bslmacedi't 10 ugees on the
Yorktown may be tsken off OF any merchant veg
sci touching at q h liam p 1t By .cal au hol:y.
Arrangements hal beea made for a. OF HON to
snil on Saturday, bit this change o; b,sc on the
part If tho Gillian Minister IF Fortign sGaiIa
has compelled Commander Evans 10 keep them
o. his YSEse -
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TELEeRApErC BREvITIEs.

The mercury al Boone, Ia, last night dIopp-d
to % degrees below zero.
The Qaay-starr criminal libel suit began st
Beaver, Pa, to-day.
BENZ. Scott, FelloS Of tho Astronomical Society
and Chamberlain OF London, died to-day.
A human body was found yesterday in the ice
gorge in front of st. Louis. 1t WAS identlhsd %
tt at Of W. @. sproule, a salesman.
Tho entire business portion OF Orleans, + eo.'
was destroyed by fire yesterday. Many citizens
ard fire men were badly frozin. The less VII
amount to $4,000.
COL John F. Williams, one OF thu most promi-
nent lawyers, sId, in quiet wsy, politicians In
that State, died at Macon, no, yesterday. de
was boz n in Iyncatu:g, Va, 1928, but vent to
Missouri in 1885.
Co.. Charles Dorrsnce dad OF his homestead IN
Oorrancetown, Pa, this morning sged 81 years.
Ee was direct descendant OF victim OF the
Wyoming massacre, his grandfather having been
taken pli.ioner in that bstte and shot ~ his
c4ptors.
Masked robbers entered tho house OF sged Ed
ward Brophy md wife ST III dens, Pa, last night
and compelled the old couple, who were kncWn to
bs prejudiccd against banks to give up all their
savings for year, Brophy and wife will go to the
aims house.
At Madison, Ind, the river is rising rapidly
and is full of heavy drift. Two young men went
to the hand ferry at Carrollton last night, and
finding no enc in charge, drove their horse and
buggy aboard and attempted to man the bost.
They were so ntexicasd that it dIifted away with
| them and nothing hss been heard OF than snco.
In their house on the lonely rosd sar Ware,
/ Mass, lGst night, Herbar5 G. Gates, the 81 year
! old ION Of Jonah Gates, became violently insane
while suffering from the grip, and sfie1 struggle
| with his mother occurred sun and, rush ng into
| this yerd, shetland killed himssl. Tho father was
! lying danger ously i'll ana tho distressed woman
| blew horn aud shouted in vain for assistance.
On Saturday last John Hammer accompanied
| by negro left Tuscullussa Ala, in sklf TO
hunt up cattle on tho Warrior river. Noihirg
WAS head from them snd yesterday searching
party went down Tho rivor in ekif. Banners
dog wa, found cutlod up On log almost fiozen
to death. Near by was tho skif and farther on
was Hammers dead body in kneeling attitude.
1t was party devoured by wood rats. Near By
the negro's btdJ was also found They had cyl
IDENTIFY boon frozen to death.
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sRWs or a'as DaY.

Chsrles &. Aldrch, of Chicago, has been
appointed collector. general o. the United
States.
Mr. Cleveland has gone on bunting tfip
In Louisiana With Joseph Jefferson, the
actor.
The German authorities expsot crisis In
tue trouble bstWeen Seryia and 8aigerla
that may lead to War.
a plot against the Sultan OF Turkey has
been discovered, and three EuGdred persons
have been arrested.
a remarkable story comes from Peter
borough. O1t., OF the discovery OF cave.
the oei;ng aud walls Of which ere studded
With silver.
Elk Senator W. + ssveIl, of New Jersey,
hss basE appointed vice president Of the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad CcmpeDy.
His headquarters will BIS q. the station, IN
Washington,
Robbers, Oh Saturday night, broke into
the Philadelphia, Wilmington ard Balti-
more station at Stemmsr's Bun, getting
aSay With $575 In money snd postage
stEups.
L. is stated 10 New York that S. 0C0 600
Baltimore AMI Ohio common STOCK has Dsen
sold to syndicate OF New York and London
bankers at about part.
Tee Gaia revolution Is beloved at Lsre
do, Texas, to be st an end, far tho present,
at Iesss. The armed men repc. 1 ID 10 bs
moving through the country sre suI posed
t be Ga:ss'l forces goiag back home.
The main sten of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad was ockaded yesterday by g big
freight wreck at Hsrper's Ferry and trsins
on that road were sent around by the way
of Hsgertt,wn via the Shenandoah Valley
road.
Bridget Trodden, copsly IrIsh girl
abou. seventeen gears old, has begun an &C.
ton in New York TO recover $40 dam.
ages from CHARLES Broadway Rouss, the
proprietor of the large auction and dry
goods house In that city. She charges him
With having assaulted her. Mr. Rouss, VINO
lie native of Virginia, does not deny hia
relations with Bridget. he charaoterizss
the emit, however, as blackmaiIing scheme.
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24SlgzS55 Szz06
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
SENATE

Ia the course of bic supplication the chap
lein expressed the hope that wars might
oeaso and that men would follow in the foot
steps OF the Prince of Peace
Mr.. Platt presented a memorial and PIT ti-
ton signed by John Jey, president, and ott-
or officers OF the national League for the pro-
teciion Of Ameriosn.- Institutions, for az
amendment to the constitution 10 prevent
the union OF church and State, and to forbid
the appropriation CT public money to any
societies. under eectarian control.
Among The bills reported and placed en-
the calendar we're the following:
To pay to the Slate Of Wess Virginia her
proportion OF the amount collected under
the direct z.
To puaiah the selling or carrying OF dead
y weapons 10 the District Of Columbia
Fer the preservation of the public peace
10 the District of Columbia.
Mr.. PETER introduced bill proposing al
amendment to the constitution 30 as to elect
President and Vice President OF the United
States by direct vote OF the people.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill for the ole 8.
s;fication of clerks and other employees o.
first and second cass poetofises and to fz
their ealaries.
Mr. Culiom introduced bill TO extend
thu right Of pensions 10 steamboat men and
others acting under orders from United
States officers.
Mr.. Platt introduced one to prevent the
manufactured and sale OF spirltcus liquoi
10 The District of Columbia.
; The Senate then took up the calendar, the
, first bill upon Ii being the enc relating q
i the distribution of awards.
HOUSE.
! A resoll ton Yves adopted calling on the
! Eecrstsry of the Treasury for information AZ
what amount of money has been appropri.
ased for the Chicago exposition and wh
amount has boon expended, with az Rem
lied BE tsnens showing t, wacm 1t he's baeH
paid ard for what puip'ee.
Mr.. DurnsroW, OF Illinois, aeked for tie
immediate consideration of resolutions ar'
t,o,izlug the printing OF documents relative
10 he fair.
MIR, Oates, of Alabama, objected.
Aitsr the Introduction OF large Dumbei
of bills the House tlsn proceeded t, tas
considers ON OF 10 bills relt ting t. public
printing,
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Three rougbs, maddsred With rom. yec

Three rougbs, maddsred With rom, ves-
;ercag, attacked aetsot!Ve on Nsg vjIk
Centiai Railroad train, juos after leaving
Albany, aud ere OF them tried to murder
the officer, who, with the assistance Of the
passengers, secured tho three men after q
terrible struggle. At Poughkeel ole to.aay
chs roughs were cent 10 tie peni!entlary
for one year esca.
Henry 8. Dowd. crank, who has been
cu:!ing the threats OF dr1uken pea 10 the
lower eection OF Nsw York city recently,
and earned for himself the pane OF "Jsce
The s asher," vas arrested yesterday, and
confessed to having murdered John Carson.
the Baltimore lawyer. who was found In
New York last Thursday With bis throas
cut. a. Musler, the last 7ie;im Of the
"5!asher," who was cut yesterday, Is doiog
we'll and Will recover. DoHd was taken to
the Tombs court this morniug. He aad
that be cut Mueller Ia self.dsisnge aud fna5
be did 70. have hand In the mary cutting
caees teas have recently mgstifed th'
police. He vac held for further e4amina
ton,
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VIRGINIA BEWg.

Mrs. Margaret a. Jackson, widow Of the
late Samuel O. Jackson, died In Leeaburg On
Friday at good old age:
A hog bitten by rabld deg near Comorp,
King Gsorge county, last week, was seizsd
with hydrophobla and had to be killed.
The Baltimore and Olio railroad ia CON-
templa.ing az extension Of the Valley
branch south to connect With the Roanoke
Southern.
Fsreerson & Huttor. large dealers 10 car
riages. buggies, hay, feed, ETC., 10 Lvnoh
burg, failed on Saturday liabilities, $35, 600
assets unknown.
Sam. Manning, perhaps the Oldest colored
person In King George county, died lsss ga.
nrday week. So correct wes his long lie
that bis funeral was attended by number
OF white psople.
Hundreds OF people Of Kiag George coun'
~ ere eIok with the g,p. i4ast week q
whole family OF G!aVatts. about eight mieS
s,uth of Comorn. on the R,ppahannock
river, died of the grip, which developed into
pneumonia.
Ezra. Fannie Plaster died Oh Saturday at
Snickersville, aged more than hundred
years. She was born in Fauquier and went
60 Loudouu county, where she married
Henry Plaster, who died In 1883.
There are several bills before the leg!sla
lure to extend the Jurisdiction Ct magls-
trstes, bn5 if they pass, saa3rd!pg to the de-
cisien rendered by the Court Of Appeals Ga
Thursday, they will Be unconstitutional /;
and In stead Of the criminal expenses OF the
State being decreased 1t looks llks they will
be very largely increased until the OonssiIu.
tion Ia amended.
Mrs. Taos. Williams was burned TO death
at her home In Nottowsy county laat Tues-
dey night. She was ct home with asr three
children, the oldest Of which was only four
years old. Her clothing caught, from the
fire In the erete, When the accident was
discovered Mrs. Williams was dead, Fer
body being burned most shcckingIy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-18
Warlike Prepa rations

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. lS-The Call this
morn!pg states that the cruiser Baltimore
has reoeivsd orders to leave on Wednesday
for the South. She will go direct to Aca-
puoo or Cslao, without stop. Capt.Schey
and his officers, whose cruise has expired,
have asked to be ressslgusd TO thu ship on
the understanding that trouble will occur
With Chilli. Nearly ell the Intercepted
sailors OF Inc Baltimore have also re enlist.
ed Oh a similar understanding. Ii ia a!so
stated that the Mohioau has been ordered
to leave 10 day or two for Panama.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-18

EVERY TIME there is talk of war between
ehls and 8 foyeiga country there ere north
era men who express themselves IL favor OF
the repssl Of the statute prohibiting ceEtsin
ex.Coafedsrats officer from holding COM
missions In tbs U. 9. army. Ia case CT such
q war. thu statute referred 10 you'd certain
" be repealed, for thu services OF the e1
Oonfederatss would b In urgent demand
but how humilIating to the North would
the repsa! be If eff4cfed hg euca q conolslon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-18

TIE democratic iegislasure, having Vlnai-
osted Gen. Malone In the matter OF the
State debt, is now trying to justly MS old
eumi.y to the Norfolk and Western Railroad
beoause be was removed ftom the ptesl-
dency thereof by passing bill intended to
cr,nnle eli the railroads in the State. But
znbere suff;age Ia free, representatives. ss
1eusrsl thing, fairly represent the people
xyho elect them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-18

THIRTY MILLION dolIars OF last Sesf' "a sp-
propyiations have not yet been paid. Iney
have seen withheld to help Secretary Foster
make 10 the anide surplus. which, accord
ing to his monthly reports, still exists in the
Treasury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-18

JUDGE L1ND3EY of Kentucky, by deo!lo-
icg ths Interstate commerce oommissioner'
ship, with lts 81 500 salary, offered him by
the President, shows that he, too, Ike Jadge
Cooley, who resigned his place on the com
mission, thinks the interstate commerce law
a sham. and it's execution delus.on. Tat
thew are right In their opinion is patenS to
avarv man at all familiar with tina su5jsCs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-18

THE MOST unhappy-looking people IL
washington now are the professional lob5g-
,ats The old customary smile on ther faces
has besu chilled By the dread that ncne but
reopislte aud necessary appropriations will
be made by the present Congress, which has
ALREADY sat out 10 make record for econo-
nv. The !obbyists' harvest time was dur
,og the rspubliosn billion Oongrees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-18
Terrible Explosion.

EIRMINGHAM, Ala. Jan. 1S-A terrib explc-
sion Of locomotive boiler occurred yesto.tay
pear ozmo9r. The cpgineer and frenAn were
blown into thousand pieces, tho track vas
torn up and great hole dog in tho ground. The
had Of the dead engineer wal found q Gu rstr Of
L lie away: People in that vicinity though. an
earthquake HAD occurred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-18

Fishermen along the Potomac are very
much excited ever the proposed Law to re-
qairs license oil $50 from esoh fisherman Of
q s.ake.net, seine, &c,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-18

The Alabama river rose to euch height
yesterday as to Sod the city Of Mont
gomsry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-18

A CHILD disd ir New York lsss wses
from tina fleets of vaccination. lta parents
wers oppos. d to having The dissolved feao
from the srm OF somebody If whose heai' d
they knew nothing, sent Into the Tien' oil
their own healthy little one, and only SUP
mjtted to it because their child could not
otherwise be admitted to t1e public school,
Twas taken sick next day, and died after a
protracted and painful iiiness' Ire pnssi'
clan himself n.trl5uting its daath to vacoi
ns.iou There ara thousands Of other siml
lsr cssea, buS this che. we'll authenticated
a, it's, is sufficient OF tlsli alone to sustsln
the opinion OF those who deny the beneficial
effects Of vaccination. for enc positive PROOF
IL more convincing than thousands OF SUCH
az are. end, from the nature Of she case, can
only be. negstive.