Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-01
aEws OF TIE DAY.

Supreme Regent living. OF the Royal
Arcanum, died In Bctt ,n last week.
The Salvation Army 81 EssIbourne, z 49,,
vss sQsia attacked ye troey OF mob and
t,eir flag tern into sbreds.
The territories OF UtAh. Arizona, New
Mexico aad Oklahoma hope 10 be admitted
to Statehood By this Congress-.
a memorlsl tsbletto Lieutenant belong,
Of t1e Arctic steamer Jeanette, hiss been
ereo;ed In the chapel OF tho Naval Academy
at Annapolis.
Next Friday the House of Representa-
tives will pay tributes to the late General
W. q. F. Lse. and Eve or elk cfthe Virginia
members will speak.
John Hoey, ex.presIdent Of tle Adams
Express Company, has formed new e1-
press company, and 1t is repoi t I'd has etfsot.
cd deal with the Pennsylvania Railroad
for i,s express brei0ees, though the later
report Is denied.
The crew OF The tug Edwin Webster,
which was blown out to sss by the gale on
| Monday, sea On Saturday clicked up by the
achconer Everett Wsns!e-. twenty-five
mi es eff The New Jersey Highlands, and
taken 10 Vineyard e gin. Scow No. 6
18th two men aboard, is ;te only one OF the
fleet sill missing,
1t is not denied Ia Mexico that Gaia has
bsgSed 'oE pardon from Preaidens Dlsz, Of
feriDg TO hetrsy his followers. II IL stated
that CARA Will be In the City OF Mexico
shortly with the intention Of arranging the
matter. Several Of Ga!zA's lieutsnents ere
petit oniEg for pardon.
a democratic house caucus met Saturday
evening. Mr.. Holman, Of Indiana, was
elected chairman, snd Mr.. Anderson, OF
West Virginia, and Mr.. Robertson, of
Louisiana, sscre tarles. TIE calc2s then
proceeded the discussion o, the proposed
rules ard adjourned after deciding By vote
of 80 10 6 10 stsrd By them.
TIE British bark FernGa.e, Which went
ashore ten miles north CT The entrance to
Grsy's He.bor, Washington. Friday, IL now
total wreck atoua ono nile off ehcre, and
of her crew Of twenty-t5ree men ell bus
three sailors aya drowned. e terrific gale
and exceptionally higa tide prevailed ct
the lime. The sea rae higher than was
ever before kDoWn there.
Miiburn, n. J., q little tom nine mlles
| from NsWark, was startled yesterday morn
| ing by the discovery of q shocking murder.
Mrs. Elizabeth Senior, sevenSg-thyes years
old and Of feeble health, was the victim.
Apparently che had been killed to prevent
tde detection OF 3 burglar, for the house in
| which shs wss found had bssn rsnsacked
and all ths money in 1t had been taken.
A railroad objective, Mr.. F. 4. Tesgue,
| connected aith the Richucpd snd Dsnvil!e
Railroad Conpsny, aLtemlt,d Saturday
night 10 Washington t, aue,t re2ro
named Mosby Johnson, who Is charged
with thelt, 10 Richmond. Johnson resisted
nrreet, stabbed the detective near the heart
and escaped. M. league, whose wound is
quite serious, was cent the Providence Hos
pisal,
a gang OF tramps yesterday took posses
sion OF freight train on the Lake f ie and
Western Railroad. and attacked ne train
men, nearly beating Tom Weldon to death
The conductor dropped note SO the train
sped by station, aekng me agent to tel.
egraph the next tt,tlon for assistance.
When the train arrived there t1e tramps
took to the woods after scrlmmags with
the posae.