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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-09
FOREIGN NEWS

Two slight ear tbquakes in France " steroay were
felt at Gan Reno. Ths shocks caused 10 damage
It is 1umored that reconciliation may be Of.
footed botween Emperor William and Prince Bis
mark.
The ministerial crisis 10 Itsly IL causing con-
sidera' le anxiety in Germany lest the defeat OF
premier Di Rudini has idetrimentrl effect upon
ltaly'a position in the triple alliance.
NJ Pres7cuae the foreign editor OF the Paris
Temps says Franco wants modification OF the
MeAiney law. and will sgree to an international
monetary conference to settle thu oliver ques-
ton.
The residence of district notary named Pspp,
in Versec, Hungary, was wrecked by a dynamite
explosion yesterday, the roof Of the dwelling bs.
ing blown into the air. The motive Of the per-
petrsto. is supposed to be revenge.
Z,ls, the French novelist speaks lightly Of tha
anarchist movement in bis country, and intimates
that II the anarchists continue much longer the
people will resort to lynch law, which he says
won oeedily silencs the advocates OF anarchy
in Paris.
Costa Rics is reported to b, dissatisfied with
tho reel procity treaty between 1t and the United
States. 1t lie believed that Mauro Fernandez, one
of the foremost statesmen Of Costa Eica, will call
shortly for New York to go to Washington and
ask for an amendment CT thu treaty.
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DisorderlY Miners.

LONDON, May ga eerious riot occurred
So utdsy ct he Caatleden colilery ncor
Hsrtlepoo!. The trouble grew ont OF en-
ployment Ct noD.urionis; named Stock.
dale. The union man attacked him Satur-
day evening" and would no doubt have
seriously IL jured him had 1t not been FOR the
interference OF the police. The rioters then
turned their attention to t5e lat er ard
number OF policemen were badly Injured.
The mob thea smashed the ergne.bcuse TO
pieces. Then procuring bags AID baskets
they made descent upou tie piles OF coal,
and lugged IF hundred tens. Finally the
crowd attacked Stookdsle's house, and in a
very short time 1t was totally wrecked. An.
other house, In which resided an official OF
the mine, was set on FIRE. Yesterday the
mob gathered again and Threatened to wreck
81 the upper works OF the coliiery, wbep,
upon pr.mss TO discharge s:ockdale. the
miners vera induced 70 suspend host!l;ies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-09
Virginia Republicans

At the SIT, republican convention In
Roanoke early on Friday morning Last Ger.
Malone, In opposing the resolution direct
Ing Its delegates to the national convention
to vote for Pres,den. Harrieon, declared
most emphatloally that he would not go az
delegate bound to eng msn by inst; nc
tions II he were to vots for the resolution
he would fe ell that he vas frss-cisss funk
ey. Nobody expects Vlrginis to cast an
electoral vote In thu next presidential con-
test, said be, and tina choice of candidate
should be left to the States that could and
would eject him.
The committee or resolutions submitted
thu following repost
Delegetss ct large-Gen. VIM. Malone.
g. Brown Allen, A w. Harris, Hon. Henry
Bowen. Acknowledgement ]. s. Brown"
ing, B. A. Paul. NJ. G Cardcz,, ]. W. Sim.
mons.
Eeotors at larga-Hon. A. T. Mooklar.
Robert ]. Walker.
District eectors-Firtt joseph A. Bristce;
second, H. B. Nichols; bird. Patrick Kee.
mar; foult E P. MeLaar; 9Th. George D
Gre rely; sixto, g. E1e.ait Sprou'; saventb,
Rev a. p Fuukhuuser; s!ghth, Al Dodge;
ninth, Stuart F. L.D1fs!; tenth, w. Z.
| franklin.
The committee recommended Slate
committee to be composed OF chairman,
clio. of the party sad five mem5ers OF
each congressional district, to be chosen by
the respective delege tonp, ard that the e1.
ocutive comm ttse be composed OF the
chairman OF the State committee and two
others, to be eleoied By the State committee
The following were appointed the coC-
mittee for ths, the s b, district: r B. FAIR,
, Fairfax county IT, w. 0orbett, Alexandria
city; J. A B:otka. Oupepsr; ]. B. Vale,
Louisa county; J. B. MoCabe, Laudoun
county.
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Horrible Murder.

CAMDEN, n J., May GA horrible mur.
der was brought t, light this morning by
the discovery of the body Of LYdIs Aan
New By. oolored, lying on the hjo; OF
room In her home In this city. The head
was crashed Ia and evide 1ons OF terrible
struggle were visible liz she room.
bloody hs:ohet was found near the house.
James B. Moulton, also coored, With whom
the woman had b1en living, has besn ar
rested 90 suspicion Of being tho murderer.
Police justio3 Paul reosived affirmation
this afternoon, which Is t. the effect that
Mouton had contracted With parties 10
Philadelphia to sell tina body OF TIA woman.
Alter making all arrangements I'D to tbe
prics to be paid for the oarpse, method OF
delivery, eta, the fead Is said to have De,
lberately mashed in the skuIl OF hls vic
tim with hetohet.
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Communicated.
Colored Industrial Fair.


At the late coored conve1 .oD held tu this
city at BsrIie's II on Chap;i, q resolution
was adopted to hold co.cred detfics fair
In this city daring September nazt. A ten.
porary committed Vas appointed to draft
bylaws, etc. This oommit.es mel last Sat-
urday and orgaozsG permansotly By elect
ing the following Officers: Prof. e. D.
Home, OF T aug1ier, preeiden; Rev. T. M.
Wsiton, of Alexandria, vios-ptesideni; Mag
nus l.. Robinson. secretary snd general
manager; Raw. Welt. B. Robinson, treas-
a,er. Commissioners. B. F. Cbrisholun. oil
Lonlsia Courthouse, Emma ]. Wilmington,
OF Philadelphia, Ps.. Rev II. Fl. Warning,
VIM. A Ca,tsr, ]. w. Coles, of Washington,
Rsv.F. NJ. Weltoo ,end fifty others. The pro.
spectus ssts thst forth the Offset of the fair Ia
to show the genersl progress Of the colored
ledge of which fact, however. is not possess
will bebeld in this city commencing Septem.
ber 221 next and Co, tiuue three days. 1t
invites all mechanics, Artisans. farmers, NO.
men tkilIed In needle work, cookery and eli
branches OF home industry. to contribute
exhibits. D plomas will be granted to the
best exhibits. The fair will be naug Gratis
By grest industrial street parade, which
will include the benevolent societies, and
military companies from sdi,Inipg cities.
The last day will be baby show. The
managers 10 assuming the responsibility.
have found that an Absolute outlay of money
will be necessary to carry such al enter:
prise to SUCCESS. The secretary has baen gu.
thor'Z d to Issue Invitations and sign SUBJ
scriotion pepera for aid. Rev. Welton re.
ported the frs. suescsiD tion.
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Storms and Floods

CHEYENNE, Wyo. May 9-Tts enow
storm which began here last Friday is caus-
Ing much apprehension emorg tt1ckmen.
The /. jury to range stock is appalling.
BRUNSWICK Mo-, May 9-For several
days the waters of the G aud and Mieeouri
rivers have bsen rising 30 rapidly tcat 1t was
feared the bar south of this place would be
flooded. The c,lals came yesterday and all
day wss spent Ia rescuing the inhabitants
and tber stock. Last night tle terryboat
was broken from Its cable by duff while
loaded with people ard went f,st'ug down
tbs river end has rot been heard from.
D.zers of homes are destroyed ard hun.
dreds Of acres of good Iard arc covered by
the q rods.
g sHEN. lad, Nay 9-The big dam
south OF the ct7 has gons cut, f ,oding the
country as fAr as E khsrt.
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TELEaRhPEIC BREyITIRs.

An attempt 1ss made last night to 90! fire
to the State Houee In Boston.
Martin Seaman, well-known hotel man
of Scranton, Pa, was killed By his wife with
hammer during quarrel at noon to-day.
His skull was crushed In.
Nearly the entire plant OF the Bntters AID
Peters big salt and Lumber Company,
near Ludine ton, Mich. was wiped cut by
fire yesterday the loss will reach $175. 600.
a collision between tae police and 200
striking iron workers from the Chicago
Worlds Fair grounds supported by crowds
OF sympattizers, occurred to-day. a score
or tHo Of scalp wounds were Inflicted and
two OF the lesde.s Of the strikers we're ar.
rested.
At the Metbodltt General Conference in
Omaha to-day d.. J. NJ. King, Of New
York, offered resolution for proposed
amendment to the constitution OF the
Uoited States. Il relates to the protection
OF the public schools In TIE Uo.tsd States
against religious encroaohmeut, aud TO de-
fee the altitude o! the churches with rela-
lions to the schools. The resolution YVES
adopted.
At meeting OF Confederate veterans in New
Orleans yesterday, notice vas given that they
will II sist upon the passage by hs legislature OF
pension law giving sll Confederate veterans
ircaprcitated of supporting themselves, pension
Of from sc to $12 month.
VIM e. Hilteb.isel, farmer. aged 80 years,
living near Collegeville, Pa, called his wife into
a room where he was seated in a chair last night
and then in hsr presence drew a butcher krits
acre ss his throat he dio1 coon aft, rwards.
4 jury at Helens, Mont, has givon John T.
Reese, travelling man, verdict OF $4,000
d.msges against the Union Pacific Railway, for
Injuries sustained while boarding trsin, the in.
jures resulting in the amputstion of one arm.
Abel Smith. colore farm lsborer, % years of
age, who worked fos q farmer In Flatsnds, l.. l.,
murdered his wife, Miranda, at their home in
Canarse last night and the committed go eide by
throwing himselfin front of train.
mes Groudie, who built the frat boat to cross
the Atlantic by Steam power alone, The Royal
william, which made the trip from Pictou. N. g.,
to Gravesebd in 1888, died in Chicago yesterday.
Tho PAYERS strike is on. 1900 men in New
York and Brooklyn went cut this morning. Two
hundred men are out in Baltimore, 300 in Phila.
delphis, 100 in Boston, $50 in albany, &c.
Juo Fox fell from bridge at Pottsville, Pa.
to day, distancs'tf fifty feet and struck on his
head, but was not much hurt.
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No MATTER how indlsputable the proof OF
Commiasloner Rsun's rasoality msy be,
thara il no doubt of the fact that In the
oua,tioa OF yersclty raised between himself
and Secretary Noble. In reference to certain
oo,respoudencs concerning removals from
tina mansion Office, the evidence is altogether
on his side. The Secretary naturally In
ducsd him, By what he said, to make the
statement he made to the investigating COM
mittse, but fearing the consequences, ne re-
pudlstes Ills responsibility for Raum's state
msnt, aud relies upon the latter's bad repu'
tstlon to sustain the truth Of hls own false
xastimopY,
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the we. t and az u:hwess Wers said 10 be the
heaviest yet, with g DDS In Illinois Mis-.
souri,, Iowa, Arkansas and Kansas. shc5.
er, were general cver Nebraska, TIE
northwest was at!li cad enough foe winter.
Advlcss from North Dlk {, end northern
Minnesota. reiat!ys to seedIog. continued
very dacourssing end predic.iaus were
made that thu wheat acreage Of North Da.
kota would not exceed 80 per cent. of last
years to.sl. a telegram from Grand
Forks said is was raining there TO-DAY
In wheat the offerings wero ez.rso.dics,ily light
Notwithstanding the Continued upwari bopnd r.
the quotations. July got 10 S4as on the first
rush. Trade was very large without anybody
being couspi, uous. li7epoOl was reported dull
N arkets steady. July here opened 3, higher
than the close Saturday, first sales being st S3l,,
Tho prics went to $40 back 20 S3& a937s. then
up to "a 1s and esstd of to 1875 sfterward goi.g
to S41s. The viaabe wal expected to show de.
crosse of million or IT., The alarm Of shorts in
corr was oven greater thin IA wheat because tho
weekly ofical State bulletins 81 talked o. = re.
duce1 area Lemon aud Liverpool reported
firm feeling Receipts hire We're 244 carloads
of which 10 We graded contract The estimate
had been for $50 cars. Juy opened at 43 Il, ina
Ia higher than the final quot ito, Saturday The
price Immediately jumped to A. reacted to 43ss.
went up quickly to a ~, ana soon ba,k to 45l9.
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MEWs OF THR DAY.

| A compromise has finally been reached
between the two hostile democratic factions
in Louisiana. They will come together and
send one delegation to the Chicago conven
| tiop.
Sacks of money are now lying idle add
unremunsra.e In the banks and truet com.
psnies Of New York and In much larger
volume In tne corresponding London instl'
tu.ions.
President Harrisop's friends claim that be
! will be renomipated On tho Fl ct ballot, hu'
| 1t is said that Senator @ lay, ex-senator 7.
g. Piatt and others are still trying to pre-
| vent hs denomination.
Hon. Alexander R Bo'eler. who was 9
member of the U 8 Congress st the bresk-
Ing ont OF the war g, d after Ssrd member
OF the Confederate Congress, disd at his reel
dencs in ShephetdslowD. W. Va, yesterday,
sgsd n years.
Jsnkins & Co.'s blipd ord sash factory,
adj dining Earle's no o., New York Zig, was
burned early Sunday morning. AMI the
guest, OF the hotsl were all awakened and
made preparations to leave tie house, but
the bui ding wss only damaged by smoke.
Representative Pierce, OF Tennessee, a
strong free coinage man. claims ID have &C..
cured the signatures CT 105 democratic Rep
resentatives to q requett for a oloture rule
on the Band silver bill, leaving but eight
more to be secured for the required msj osity
ills reported that at a recent Cabinet
nesting the President said THAT II bis
nomination depended upon the southern
votes be will net accept It," Should the
Pre- ident sdheFt t, his decision he cannot
be made the republican candidate. Mr..
Harrison must recognize the fact that not
one OF the southern States will elect repub-
lean members of the electoral college II he
heads the ii kat.
Col.W. Capers Bird dropped dead 10 drug
store at Monticello, Fla, on Saturday, from
paralysis of the hears, aged fity-fVe years.
He had an extensive tobacco plantation and
pear grove, and was one of the most promi.
neut democrats 10 florida, He served in
the Confederate army, end was U. 5. mar.
shel for the norhsrn district OF florida IN
der Cievelsnd's administration.
The House of Representatives on Saturday
was Ia committee OF the whole en- The river
and hsrbor BILL The amendme tssrlking out
the appropriation for tPenty.one foot chip
ohsnnel on the lakes. between Chicago, Da.
luth aud Bnfslo was re soted. The Mis-
souri, river appropriation was iooresssd TO
800 000 and Colorado river receives $40 600
An amendment authorizing the Secretary OF
War to complets work was carried, and the
bill adopted ard reported to the House.
Dllatory tactics were then begun by mem.
bers obi sotir g to the til. and without soIfon
on the bill toe House ar burned.
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TAG R1czMoND THRM1NAL.-Is develop.

TIE RICHMOND TERMINAL.-It develop
ed on Saturday that SUI committee, oon-
sistips of F. D. Happen, J. Kennedy Todd,
and Il. @. Badge were appointed st Friday
session of the Richmond Terminal reorgan.
z.tion committee ostensibly for the pur-
pose Of taking energetic steps to induce tae
holders of underlying bonds to deposit their
securities under the present plan. but 1t Ia
generally understood that the suo-commis-
tee was really appointed for the purpose of
drawing up new plan which will provide
for the levying OF 40 assessment on the
stock and the funding of interest on the
Terminal collateral bonds.
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She Cut Their Tongues Out

Los OJ0s. N. M May 8 -I,abels Mari
ano melted on. awful revenge upon her faith
less lover, jose Pedro, ard his Eaw.fcund
bride. Augslica Monz.u. Isabella and Pc.
dro were to have been married two weeks
ago. but on the day est for thu weddir g the
groom failed to appear. He had fad with
Mics Mon.zsn. Yesterday the disappointed
girl stole into the house where Pedro aud
his bride were sleeping ard cut their
tongues ont. She then seriously wounded
the City M.rstsl when he tried to arrest
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MATCH FOB TEE ENGLISH SPARROW
The robin Is the only bird 10 the air and on
the ground, In bush or on the limits OF a
tree that Ia match for thu Eoglish sparrow.
The wrep, the pe-wee, the blue bird.
the orIole and the bunting family, a
helpless variety of very little birds,
ere no match for the sparrow, sven the
touse marin. much stouter bird than
the English invader, shuns him. Robin Bed
Breast hss learned to sht, aud when aroused to
resistance, makes teri b Of is sharp bill az
strong neck in attack on and repeling assaults Of
tho sparrow There is every realon to believe
tbst the robin is the destined extermnstor of the
snarroW
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PLUNGED INTO a FURNACE -Ohss Tame.
tin, stevedore, plunged into the furnace OF
the tug Governor Irwin at San Francisco
Yesterday evening and roasted himself to
death. Tsnetin tried to jump into the bay
from the dock, bat IVES restrained. Then
he asked permission to go into the Twins
fire- room and warm himself. Be ore the ca
eIneer could catch him his body was crack.
ling on the bed OF red.hot Goals. With the
fornace topgs the auiclde's body was drawn
out. He was still alive, but horribly burn
ed, and 10 few minutes he was dead. No
CAUSE for the suicide is known, except that
be was drunk and Respondent.
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HOUSE.
Forelgn NaWs.

LONDON, Msy 9-Scotts oyster bar, ir
Coventry street. WAS burned last night
Four corpses have been taken from tht
ruins, and 1t Is fesred there ere more uudel
the debris. The bodies we're those of visit
era who we're sleeping on the top floor
Their shrleks for help could be heard OF
the street, but 1t was beyond human power
to s.d them as the lower part CT the resiau'
rant WAS roaring, seething mass of flames
and no ore could approach the building be.
cause OF the intanse heat.
MELBOURNE, May 9.-Tbe execution OF
Frederick Bsiley Deem ming for The murder
of his wife at Windsor, suburb OF this
city, has been Axsd for Nay %
BRUSSELS, May 9-The day ehlit we're
entering the Trieusian colliery at Glliy to-
day and the cage YVES crowded with miners
who were being lowered Into the mine
when suddenly the chain broke snd the
cage aad its occupants were preoipitstsd to
the bottom OF the pit. Five OF the miners
were instantly killed, and seme Of the
others badly Injured.
ST. PETERSBURG, May GA decree, per-
uniting the export OF oats and corn, will
be published on Friday next and decree,
permitting ths export Of wheat, will be
published three or four days later.
LONDON May ga special to the Times
from Shanghai says that the military tn.
dent, at Shrinking have taken forcible
measures to e1pel the British missionaries
from t1at city.
LONDON, May 3 Lord BFamwell Is dead.
He wss bora June II, 1903 and wss called
to tue bar Ia 1888. From 1875 to 1881 be
was ia,tce Of appeals and a judge OF the
supreme court ofjudiciature.
PAR1s, May The funeral OF Hamonode,
the printer who dled Saturday at the ST
Louis hospital from the fleets of the irjur-
les be received In the explosion at the res.
taurant OF M. Very In the Boulevard Msgen.
to, took place to-day. The expenses OF the
funeral we're borne by the State. The
routs from the hospital to the cemetery of
Pere La Chsise where tle remains were In.
tered was lined With speo.stors. a largo
number OF olt.z,ns followed the body to the
grove. The president Of the municipal
council delivered sn address to the specta-
tors at the grave, In which he denounced
the ruthless and vlllainoua acts OF the anar-
chists.
SAN FRANCISCO, May s.-Advlces from
Hong Kong regarding the recent earth
quake at Manila chow that there was con-
damage done through The island.
Ia some towns all the churches and colleges
we're destroyed. a number of people were
killed.
ST.. PETERSBURG. May ga sensation was
cauied to-day by the sudden illness OF NJ. Grssser
Project Of the city, who is dying from the effect
Of poison adminered to him by s,me person at
present unknown. The police IRE hunting for
thn n ,isnnar
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Attempted Lynching BY Negroes.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 9.-An at.
tempt vas a'e 10 lynch man named
Sam Cummings By band OF negroes In
this city yesterday as the result OF q
game OF "crsp." He shot at a crowd
with whom be was engaged 10 a gen.
eral fight, wounding threa men. He was
chased by mob Tor mile and half when
he was arrested by officers who prevented O
lynching. When brought t. the all large
crowd OF negroes surrounded the oficara
and at ons tims seiz,d him. bus prompt &C.
tlon preve, It'd farther trouble.
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AMONG the Presidents callers last week
vas editor Watterson. Mr. Wstterson hav'
ipg failed to induce either Mr.. Cleveland OF
Mr. Hill to retire from the Presidential con.
test. may now be exersing his efforts In the
ssms direction upon Mr.. Harrison. But Mr..
Wstterson hiss been 60 profase with both bis
nan and his mouth that his influence has
hsen entirely disslpated, and he has now be.
corns az ineffective as the famous one hun
tsred thousand unsvmsd men he advised
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WHEN PRESIDENT, Mr.. Cleveland thousnl
Fred. Douglass and his white vile gooo
enough to associate on terms OF social equal
,,v With The wives aud daughters OF the
sousherr Senators and Representatives who
attenied his receptions, but he refused 60
take his wife to Richmond when he founo
chat sbe would be compelled to meet, at the
Governor's mansion thare, the daughter OF
She distinguished man who had been ffes''
dent Of the Confederate States. Judging
from the expressions OF some people In R'cn'
moud. Mr. Cleveland was right In both
gases. Bat thsre is even leas accounting for
e,ste now than there used TO be.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, May ga soare Of the lIviiest
sort prevailed In every pit on change to-day.
Corn bulged q In half an hour. Wheat
went up nearly two oents. Fluctuations
vera repd and severe. Apparently the
widespread trepidalion among ahorts was
all a matt,r of weather. The west and
southwest were 30 vet that the corn crowd
we're wild t, buy corn, and the northwest
was 80 cold that the wheat crowd went
crazy to buy wheat. The raips throughout
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a Bold Diamond Robbery

SALT LAKE CITY, U,ah. May 9.-While
Mra. E1zanberger and friend, the vile OF g
wealthy wool grover, were sitting 10 their
room, three masked man entered aud with
revoIvers In hand demanded their valuablea.
Mrs. Elzsnbergsr held ten stones and her
friend FIVE, all worth 5000. Two purses,
containing about s175. we're also taken.
There Is no trace of the thieves or plunder.
Two girls were drowned by the ca1azing OF
pleeture boat at Wootsdale Island thirty milea
n rth OF Cincinnati yesterday.
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Professor Alvord says: Looking over my
records, I find that VITA COWS Of like age
ard breeding, those which calved In Sep.
TENDER end October gave from 800 t. 1000
pounds of milk more per year than thoee
that were fresh In the spring. By adding q
little Stonebraker's Horse and Gait Pow
der to the feed. cows aoon increase 10 milk
and flesh also. Price 25 cite.
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should be brought to Washington to eest N
Tilden by their moral weight.

TIE WORST thing sbout the recent OlsVs-
land nesting In Richmond Ia the faeI tnas
in all the crowd, among whom was VIZ
gina Congrf ssman, there was no1 one nan
VII enough Virginia spirit to oppose SIN
gle obi cotton to the imputstionS caat upon
Vrsinia's, distinguished representatives. In
ths US Senate by two northern mug "umpa'
Who got into Congress bS scratch, ana Fno
will never get there sgain. Such thing
vould have been an Impossibiiisy In the
Richmond OF the oldan time.