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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19
County Notes

Special services were held In all the
churches in the county on Easter Sunday,
and ell we're largely attended. The Pfeeby.
terlans have made arrangements for an ad.
dit on aud extensive improvements to their
church ed!foe at BalIston Spring and will
commence the work 10 fsw daye. There
being no Catholic or Episcopal church 10
the colty, and many tamil 9, memte OF
these churches, having lately moved Into
the county. there i, considerable talk Of
building both an Episcopal and Catholic
church at Bal.ton aud en- Episcopal church
OF Cariin Springs, and for this purpose q
subsor otion has been started and already
considerable sumo have been subscribed.
The county school board will meet next
Saturday at The county court house. TIE
su bisot OF graded schools for the county, or
'ha proprit ty OF having at least two teach
era ln each school, will be diecus sed. 1t Is
claimed that the schools Of thu county are
becoming 30 crowded tiot one teacher can.
not teach all the scholars, ard all the siudiee,
primary and advanced, successfully, and
that division of the work between two
teachers wcu'd greatly advance the pupls.
The colcred people who have resided on
the Arlington estate since the war. many OF
whom built homes aud planted trees with
the ides that they could some day buy the
land from the United STATES at nominal
price, are nov being rapidly moved IF by
the Secretary Of War. They are, however.
being paid sma | sum for their trees and
improvements Itis understood that Seore-
ta,y Of Wa Eiklns, under who's, control
thls estate lie, intends TO convert THE estate
from the dilspidated village Of freedmen's
sbanties into handsome military park, and
in this commendsble work he has the good
wishes OF ell good cit;z ma OF the county.
The county people are also hopeful that
bridge will be built from Washington to Ar
liogton, and that the bill for Its construction
will be passed by Congress this session, and
TO Tat end Representative Meredith has
bsen strongly petitioued by he people Of
Fairfax and A:exandrIs countlse. II Is esti
mated thst bridge TO Arllpg on coming, as
IL would. trcm near the ceutre of the nation.
al capital would bring into Virginia new
propartz end improvements amounting to
over S. COO 900 In less than FIVE yeara, aud
would be the c,mp snce nent OF the Mount
Vernon Avenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

TRE NRw moduS Uiuendi. under tae pro-
visions Of Which the seal fisheries will be
conducted this gear, provides thst in case the
arbltratoys to whom the Bshring Sea sff'i'
has bees referred. ehsll decide against thit
Gouutry, the English sea,era whose opera.
lions shall bs interfeired with by the
Germs OF the modu8 uiuendt shall be
entitled to damages frcm this ooun'
try. AS the whole Behring Sea stfair rests
upon the question as to whether or not tina
sea is a part OF tbs North Pacific ocean, and
SIS that question 10 already decided in the
minds Of all geographers. Secretary Foster
may as we'll be preparing for thepaymenso Of
large claims for damages. Bat Mr.. Harrison
has avoided trouble with England withou!
q too apparent backdown, and the tears o.
the people of this country don't burn bis
phesks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19
EEws OF TEE DAY.

The Louisisna State election takes place
to-day. There are Eve tickets In tho held.
Tammspy held its suuusl election In New
York Yesterday and the present manage
ment was continued without opposition.
The Czsr has iesued orders that any per-
son tetraying saerets In connection With
Russian army affairs shall be e1iled to 81
IBERIA for life.
Ten thousand non union miners OF Du,-
ham, England, who we're forced out OF EN-.
ploymenE By the st.ike OF the union coal
miners, resumed work to-day.
Rev. Dr.. Julius E. Grsmmer has been re-
elected by the rector snd vestry OF Christ
Episcopal Church of Baltimore city to ss.
sist in the ministry CT that church.
a cyclone yesterday swept over the west
ern portion Of the Creek Nation, destroying
over dozen houses aud killing three pac-
ple and number OF horses and CATTLE
Owing to the ssoppsPe of furnaces and
other works through the Durham strike, be-
tween. Is 900 ard 600 men, women and
children VINO are e OF parties to the dispute
were deprived ofths means OF earning their
livelihood, and, as consequence, there is
deeD and widespread distress at Darlington,
Stockton, MIDI eboroulA, Hartlepool and
the surrounding district
The handsome passenger depot Of the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company at Jersey
City. tho main building OF which Ia 1873 feet
5 inches long, was opened yesterday. No
attemp. has been made at display but the
interior presents very beautiful appear
aucs. Ia the wsiting.roon is long char.
deer, containing SIS electric lights. Al In.
tervsls are smaller chandeliers with electric
lights.
A wall-1resssd stranger called ct the
house OF NJ. Carvalho, ex.Mnister of F :
nance, in Liebon yesterday stsrnoon, and
DIRE uing revolver from bis pocket demand
ed 500 milreis (s540) M. Carvalho emp.
tied his purse cf $50 miIreis-aIl ne had.
The stranger put the money in bis pocket
and said he wou d return fol- the rest. BE
was subsequently arrested, but he had made
way with most all the money.
a man whose well-worn clothes indicate d
that be had been 10 bard LUCK, was seen
lettering on the promenade of the Brooklyn
bidge last night. Tee train that Left the
New York side at midnight was only
bout twenty-five feat away from where the
man stood above Wstar street when be
climbed over he railing and jumped down on
the track. He was struck almost before he
! touched The sleepers and killed instantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

IF NIB. PoRTER'5 census returns be cor
rect, and the republicans say they are, the
profits OF the capital invested ia manuiac.
tlrlng industries in Massachusetts amounl
t, 3S per cent; while those on that Invested
In agricultural industries 10 the itch soil o.
Illinois are only per cent. Tae farmers o.
Virginia would be satisfied with or lesa, Il
they could make both ends meet at the end
of the gear. And yet there are white farm
ers In Virginia. not cns of whose product'
Is protected, who vote foT the party which
maintains tariff inst not only imposes
tax on nearly every thing they have to buy
but that restricts the foseisn market FOL
their products, and therefore lssseDs the de-
man6 for and the price thereof.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19
TELKGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

Roswell Smith, the president OF the Cen
tury publishing company Of New York, died
this morning tt hls home in that city.
The Thermometer at Dsnison, Tex, yes
terdsy was 80 in the shade. The weather
was sitting.
The Western Mutual B M g. Association,
OF San Francisco, has collapsed und t7e
manager has h.d the city with $4,000 OF
TIE associations fund.
Bob Fo'd, the killer OF Jesse James, md Jack
Palmer wto has b en- very intimate with Ford
were driven from Jimtown, Col, yese W and
instructed not to return itih9y cared for their
lives. Ford and Palmer at once let for Denver.
Sunday nigh. the two men created panic and
endsrg ered the lives OF many citizens by walking
up and down the streets firing their revolgers in
dlscr nit ately The police were afraid to arrest
them, and yesterday morning the In mess men
took the matter in their own hands with the
above result.
desperate fight between United Sta es author.
ities AID band of moon sinners took place this
morning near Big Bay, Ark in which one of thu
moonshiners was killed AID quantity Of beer
and Nhiskey captured.
Much alarm and indignation has been aroused
at San Antonio, Tex, by the p:e7ailifg ircendisr
ism which resulted in three disastrous ares Sat.
uId.y right, ard numerous eforts to FIRE build.
ings in different parts Of the city
The excise bill has passed the New York Senate
By vote Of ayes IT, nays IA party vote, and
now gee, to tie Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

The MOST amusing tbiog that has recently
incurred In the amusing politics OF tnis
amuaing country, il the organization OF q
"white" republican party Ia Texas. Inc ia'
mons act of the three tallors OF Tooley street
Ia not q clrcumt lance to it. Why. re-
publican party In the South, without the
negroes, would be like the frame OF Cd om-
brells without the covering, So COED q
republican as Mr.. John s. Wise Ia on record
az saving, tat the republican party In Inc
South Is composed of negroes end q lew car
petbaggers end scslswags, the latter apos'
ystes for tae prics ofthei' spoetaoy." Take
tie negroes away from The Eepub loan parry
iosny routbern State, and IL would be az
inpotent as burst balloon. A white southern
republican party would be like, ard as To-
eGeotive in pc i.lcal, as general snd sthff'
without an army, would be In a military
csmpalea. But, ali the same, there should
he "white" republican patty in all the
States Of the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19
Iisgusted Home Seekers.

Browns VALLEY, Mimi, april 19.-Dsz-
ems Of persons who succeeded In locating
claims In the sisseton agency are returning.
They claim that the land is not worth pay
ing tsxes on. a high official recer ty said ::
81 don't blame the government for giving
thls land sway. Ios'ead OF placing troops
here to keep the people Of OF it they should
have directed the soldiers to use every hor-
EFT effort to push them on it."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

is WELL for .he people of Washington
that smsll.sizsd riot took place there yes
ssrdav, the parties to which were the police
OF that city and some Of the negroes who
ware oslebr ating Emancipation Day, as ns
1t the fsos was developed that visiting ne'
gro military company irom Baltimore came
there With loaded muskets and full cart
ridge boxes. Fortunately. no damage wac
done yesterday, but the probability OF great
iciary has been rendered 80 apparent tba
dsnge,s Of the sama Fort will be
aysrted In tho future, or csc thoss having
charge of such matters will bs greatly to
blame. When WAS it ever heard OF that
white volunteer military company, With
loaded muskets and fu!l cartridge boxes,
rosrcaed in civic procession? The dan
gar that would result, to iancoent spectators
from an excited and angry negro military
company, armed With loaded musksts, 10
appalling to contemplate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19
Destructive Fire.

KENOsBA, Wis, April ia destructive
Ere occurred 10 this city this morning. The
confsgrt ton ragged with great fury and aft
er burning four squares wss finally brought
urder control. Soma OF the largest business
houses in the city were destroyed and but
for assistance rendered by Milwaukee and
Raclne more terrible catastrophe would
have resulted. The loss Is est mated at be-.
tween 5000 600 and $500 GOO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19
The 3. 60 2 2.

BALTIMORE, APP. LIT may be taken
for certainty nov that he board
Of direc o-s Ct the B,to. and OHIO R. r.
Co. at their regular meeting tomorrow W II
declare caah dividend on the common
stock, and 1t is regarded today 10 be even
more than likely that President Mayer will
make the announcement st the same time
OF the ability of the road to earn and pay
dividends regularly hereafter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

New York yesterday granted an order continuing
the injunction sgainst Robert BelfoTd and the
Bedford Company and also tho United States Book
Company, resti a mag them from transferring or
assigning their interests in the Jetfer5on Davis
Memors by Mrs. Vsrina Jefferson Davis unless
the defendants agree to furnish security for
$1,000 and fle q monthly statement OF sales.
Leave is granted the plaintiff to increase the
amount o. security when the amount of sal 90
makes 1t necessarY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19
The Louisiana Election

NEW ORLEANS. Api 10 The general cleo.
ton, Sac and municipal, is progressing
q1ie:ly In this city and throughout the State
as far IS heard from. heavy vote Ia be-
ing pollsd and every precaulion taken to
preserve the peace. The weather Ia cloudy
and warm. In this city Gil drinking saloons
are closed az the law directe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

IT Is STATED ia the newspapers that Com
missioner Roosevelt. of the civil service com'
mission. ia now in Chicago Investigating
charges against certain members Of the ns-
tlopal republican committee of soliciting
political contributions from persons In tn.
olyil service. What boshi Mr.. Roosevelt
formulated and sustained similar charges
against federal employees in Baltimore, and
had men indicted for the game ofsnse IL
Washington and If his charges and indict.
meuls amount to nothing, of what avail car
his Investigations be?.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19
Foreign News,

BREMEN, April 19-The tt,amsr Elder
which stranded eff the Isle Of Wight, and
which was aubse quently hauled of, was go
badly damaged that her owners have de.
cided to sell her.
MADRID, April 10 The arrest OF Felipe
Munez, the anarchist who was betrayed to-
to tie hands Of the police By y ,!boche, y no
informed The authorities that Munez vas
tae prime mover among the anarchists anG
supplied him and others with bombs, prom
isss t, result in the extirpstIon OF t,st dan
gerous class In Spain. Muntz has already
made confessions that havs caused the ar
resi- OF number Of the accomplices, and !,
is thought that before the police are through
with him all the leading anarchist, In Spain
will be under arrest or else will have sought
safety In fight. A sensation was created
to-day by making pualic further COMES.
sion made by Munez Nun told an ofi-
cal thai at recent secret anarchist meet
lug lois we're cast to decide who Of the mem.
bsra should kill tae boy klog Of Spain.
SctbI al VI luo U lhICuloI5 uuuoE hTIcel nave
confessed that 90 t.mp. was to be made
to blow up the royal palace.
LONDON. April 19-Tne Hon. Patrick
Greville Nugent, brother Of Lord GreviIe
Was to day arraigned In police court Oh
the charge OF having icdecst y assaulted g
young lady named Price. The offence Is a.
legged to have been committed last night iD
compartment of traio running to Lon
don from Brighton: The prisoner WAS re
manded 10 bail OF e4O0.
LONDON, April l9.-Mr. G'ad.t,ne hss
wri tan pamphlet on the question Of fe-
male auftage. Ia this pamphlet Mr. Glad
stone gives his reasons for opposing the en-.
Establishment OF Wcmeu. he considers
that the question ought t, be further die
ousaad By the presa and on The 'a:form
and that the time is net yet ripe for leg.
is'stive interference.
MADR1D ApI 19.-The authorities at Cadiz
have M d, further discovery Of secreted dyna.
mite there and much alarm prevails among the
inhabitants
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, april 1s.-1he stock market this
morning MES sti fairly active with re Their wide
distribution OF business but considerable irregu.
lsrity in the movements The pIcsuro 10 sell in
tho early dealings opened the market generally
small fractions lower than last mis- hts fglres ard
prices subsequently advanced all along the line
small fractions At IL O'Clock III, market was
the opening prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19
Explosion of a Bomb

BALTIMORE. Apl. 10 Toe explosion Of
bomb th!s morning liz frott OF l774 HsrIi.
son street wrecked The windows and doors
ard broke the glses OF the windows OF sew
ers houses on The opposite eide OF the
street. The police are searching for the
criminal CT for the practical joker as the
case may ce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

TIED Hrs WIFE TO MAD Cow -Ancth-
or horrible act crecitsd to Albert Zitmap,
who was locked up for ll.treatng his child
rem. came to light at Johns'own. Pa, few
days since. II lie esid to punish his wife Ut
man one day tied rope around vicious
cows horn and the ther end be tied to hs
wife's body. He whipped the COW and she
dragged the woman through brush and
woods, breaking her leg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19
Light.

The night has thou and eyes,
And the day but che;
Yet the light Of the bright world dies
With the dying sun.
Ihs mind has Thousand eyes,
And the heart but one;
Yet tt light of the whole life dies
When love is done.
FRANCIS w. BoURDILLoN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

John Cr ch Gam pr, an anarchist Of tn, mast
pronounced type, shot ard fatally wounded his
wife, Theresa. lsst night in Williamsburg, N. Y.
For the PAST nine months he has been supported
by his daughters, who are dreslmskers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19
MARRIED.

On Mondsy, April 18th. by Rsv MI. Carson,
L. 8. KIRBY, Of Middletown, Conn, ard MARY
". GREENWOOD, Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. April 1s.-ca tie
higher; naive sseeIs 81 10a4.76, bills
and Cows S2s3 40 per 100 lbs. Cal7ts market
lower; veals $4a5.5 so per 100 ib4 Sheep and
Lamb--msrket hrmer; uushorn sheep IS 25a
7.2O, do. lamb $725aS 10 per 100 lbl Hogs
IN lrket firm az s. 8O.5 % per 100 lbs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. April 19-The mar.
ket is quiet. Wbea. is shade lover, but Corn lie
rather Armer. We qaote: Wheat S5a98; Corn
47G51; Bye 7Oas0 and Oats 36a3s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

Frederick Martin Bodepstedt, the well-known
C. lman writer, died at Berlin to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

BALTIMORE, April 19.-virginia conrols :
do 1O.40s, :; do 81, 72A asked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

DULL REaULAR.MADE ENGLISH HALF
T. HOSE, unbleached and colored, two pai1s for
% cents at i
feb13 AMOS B. sLAYNAKEs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

BALTIMORE. APRIL -Swine-The receipts of
hogs are Chilly less than Last week. but seem to
be nearly equsl to tho demand which is only
moderate. Some dealers report the market IS q
little stronger than last week. but rather slow.
The quality is genera ly satisfactory We quote
hs range at 6a611c net with few more ut t. 9
latter figure than last eek nearby hogs sail at
6.6Eac, good to best Westerns 6lha6Ac per Id net,
rough hogs, soWs and stays at 5a5 lsc net.
Receipts Of Sheep and Lambs 1883 head, with
sales OF wool sh ep at $4.50a65O, and Of clipped
Sheep at S. 371a per 100 lbs, and Lambs 6ai2c
per ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

ARLINGTON CATTLE MARKET, April ls.-15
attic were offered and sold as follows: Best & II
4aAc; good 4a4cA; medium 3As3Ac common
2 81; Some few Sheep and Lambs were offered
spring lambs 1Os13c. wool sheep 5a61ac, sheer
clipp 4a6c, Lambs 5AS, and Calves SAG Ac
8 Cows apd Calves brought S20a45. Market
g,ol.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

NEW YORK, April 19.-Cotton =; uplands =
Orleans; futures quiet and firm. Flour Q1ie
and weak. Wheat active and unsettled Corn
q Met and Fl m. Pork Gull and steady at SO 90!
$11 so. Lard qpist and firm a. So So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

Opening of the Public Lands.
KINeFIsHER. Okio., Apl. 10 The surplus
lands In this tsrrltory we're opened to se..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-19

gALTIAoRz, april IS Flour steady and IN.
charged. Wheat frmer; No 2, red sDos 96lh
April 95As; Msy 927ss931s; June 92ss asked
steamer No 2 rad So; southern firm; Fultz Goa
81; Longberry 93s98 Corn frmer mixed
spot 4Saa $40; April 49Aa4e1h; May 464as6R
June 45lbs45aA July as (; ateamer mixed AIN
a471a Southern easier; white 46lss47 y; yellow
48at9 Oats steady: No 2 Western white 3Ss
3SHa No mixed do "a As35. Bye quiet No 2
e6 asked. Hay firm; good to choice timothy
$14 50a15 80. Provisions o.eady and qulst.
CHICAGO. April 19.-110O m-Whost-Msy
81 July 907s Corn-Msy Al p !: July SO Oats
May 1885, July 27A. Pork-Msy So 77la;
July SO 95. Lard-Msy S. 20; Juy Sc 271a
Short Iibs-Msy $5 521h; July So 671a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-01
N. C. l., II: Colby. II.

PirTsFirLp, May 3l.-(Special. Poor
Colby. For time yesterday it looked as if
the Waterville boys would break their nn-
varying record of defea, for the season. for
they gained what to any team almost would
have have been safe lead in the game
with the NJ. C. Is. But, alas. it was not
to be.
The Institute team was in a somewhat
demoralized condition. Pusher. one of the
best players, couldn't play. and Burrill, the
twirer. who has been invincible against
the Colbys and other teams heretofore, had
a lame arm and could pitch only
a part of the game. Young came in to
pitch and made good showing with a wet
ball.
The ninth inning proved to be one of
great excitement. When the NJ. G.. Is.
came in for their last half the scene was II
to 10 in favor of the Colby's. Then the
boys began to bat. Single and double fol-
lowed each other in rapid succession, and
the home team crossed the plate one after
another. Finally the score stood | : to Il,
with one man out one man on bases and a
strong man at bat. Then the Colbys began
to plead darkness, and actually prevailed
upon the umpire, Colby man, to call the
game under these conditions. To be sure
it was nearly seven O'Clock, but not too dark
to play ball. For at least twenty minutes
longer the game might have continued so
far as darkness was concerned, and any
team who had honorable intentions would
have finished the game under such circum-
stances. The large crowd was highly in
dignant.
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-01
ALL OUT
The Granite Cutters Go Out at
Concord, N. H.,
The Bill Of Prices Having Expired--.
The Whistle Will Blow


CoSsogp, \. H., Nav 81 All employes
Of the New England Granite Works. 400 in
number went oat tonight, the bill of prices
signed May 81, 1891, having expired. The
lockout committee of employees notified the
chairman Of the manufacturers committee
that unless satisfactory arrangements were
entered into before June l, 1899, between
the manufacturers of Concord and the Con-
cord Branch of the Granite Cutters National
Union. every union man requires that he
be paid June 2, 1892, in full for all work
done prior TO June /, 1892, the existing
agreement terminating May 81, 1889
The Manufacturers Association replied
that they could not accept this notice chang
ing pay day, for ii is not in accordance
with the existing agreements nor in good
faith; that ii is out of the ordinary course
of business and coupled with conditions
not contemplated by the agreement: that
the present situation is forced by existing
and threatened strikes, not by II lockout, a
change in wages or anything else. The
association stated that il is willing to renew
the old agreement until January LIST, 1898
or 1884 more than that il could not do
The associations communication was
read AT meeting of the Granite Cutters
Branch tonight, but no action taken there
on. Chairman PATTERSON states tonight
that the whistle at his works viii be blown
as usual in the morning. The only men
who will report for duty will be the appren-
tees and all the others will remain out.