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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22
Forelsl NeRa.

MELBOURNE, APP. % The tlial Of Fred.
eiick Bailey Deeming for the murder o,bi,
wife, Mrs. Williams. that beiag the pamo
Dseming assumed here. has been DOS p,rai
until tae % Inst.
VIENNA, April 22.-Dt. Dzsrowics a bioh
ecclesiastical d'gOitary, of Rohaiyn v,s
walking 10 the vicinity ST the towu yrstr.
terday when he was suddenly set upon he
two rufians armed with cudgala, who bra,
him severely. His assailents then carried
the doctor to the river and threw lin II
Fortunately scme paesars,oy heard b!s c,jf,
and rescued bin. The tvs men took n
their heels ar d made their escape.
PARIS, Ap!. 22-No, Hi:hstOndlug The
fact tina. lumber Of leading ansrchis,s are
In jail! apd others have been driven from
the couit;g, those at lberty are still &C.
tive and hold secret meetings. numbero
gendarmss dttAiled for the purpose msds a
deEcent upon the houses where thu Gnatch.
i-ts lived and captured torty.f0e man.
LONDON April 22-Lieu ensnt G.neral Sir
Lewis Pelly. z. c. B.. X. C. s. L, member OF the
House Of Commons for the north division Of
Hackney died to.dsy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

being surprised b5 Mrs. Nelson, Gu. h.,
throa. from ear to ear. Baker, In b,s ,.s',
mopy, ewore tina. Nelson had discova,od -.
Intimacy between bis vile and himss, .4a
In fl ofjsalous rage had a!aln hjs van
bride. bat series OF olrcum:t ,nce fss .eDss
the crime on the real murderer.
Daachsmp's crime vas the mu,do, :,
Juliet, tbs - year.old dausbt,r OF Jols,
Dlssch under circumstances too SHOCKING ~
be published 10 detail TIE case m.v ~
briefly described as one OF seduction ana
murder Ga the evening oiJanuary 80 1CSo
the aged murderer aud bis youthful yIc,ir
were found In Desctsmps' room. lvino 49,
the bed wholly nude. the Child dead ora
her murderer liz an apparently DYING co,a;
ton. Daschamps afterwards mads sr :.
tempt at self destruction by daring loo.
from the gallery Of the parish prison wboS
also proved fruitIess. He was trIed a.
found gui.t?.the evidence being OF fl.
most convincing and irdi putabe character
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22
Retributiye Justice.

BRISTOL, Tenn Ap;ii % -Syl Hsrvell,
vsry wsll.to.do farmer OF tha mounteia re-
ei,ns Of Kentucky, hsd been married about
three years ard had lived happily With lis
vie. a few days ago, however, be made
the startling discovery that hls vile was IT,
innate VITA 8 young man nsmad Alex.
Brady. Monday night Ms. HarveA
thoroughly saturated with ke;oseae the bid
on which her husband and infan. we're sleep.
Ing, and threw q f1ebrand thereon and
dashed ont the door. The building was soon
wrapped In flames. Mrs. Hervell, accom-.
panied by Brady, started across fsd and
we're both attacked By al Infatuated bull
ID des4h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22
HgWs OF TIE Day.

The Pope will create FIVE more Italian
cardinals.
france has decided t, make war on the
King OF Dahomey.
The population of tbs Stat, OF New York,
according to the State census. lie 1852.
During March the collections of PETERS
paDce FOX the Vatican ceeeded $50 600.
Heavy rains at Milan, Tenn yesterday
swept away small houses, and several ne
groes were drowned.
The rustIers we're whipped In an en-
counter with cowboys near Little Powder
river, South Dakota, yesterday.
Right Rsv. James William Williams, Pot
estsnt Episcopal bishop OF Q1obec, died yes
terday at the age Of sixty.eix years.
Charee Rosenield, the American diamond
merchant, whose winnipRs at Monte Carlo
made sensation recently, committed sui-
uide 10 Paris yesterday.
Mrs. Annie Margaret Montagu, OF Dublin,
who vas sentenced to one years. imprison.
ment for causing the death of her little
daughter, was taken to Londonderry prison
yesterdsy In delicate condition.
Bishop George Worthington, of Nebraska.
aud Miss Amelia Milton were married in
New York yesi erday. The Ceremony was
performed By Bishop Phillips Brooks, assist.
ed By the Rev. D. Parker Morgan.
James A. Palmer was arrested In New
York yesterday, charged with the larceny
of $50 600 from the firm of Tiffany & 90.
Ps.msr was captured at his warerooms, and
when he learned that bis misdeeds had been
found ont, he exclaimed: oh, God wish
had shot Eyself"
The New York EerGlds special corre-
spondent In Venezuela sends further details
Of the fighting near Polito, which resulted
in the repulse of the government forcea.
The fort at Puerto Cabello fred fourteen
shots ct the French transatlantic steamer
Canads, believing reyolutiopis's to be
aboard. The French consul protested and
received an apology.
In the 8. Senate yesterday the House
Chinese restriction bill was discussed by
Senator's Mitchell, Dolpb, Sherman, Felton
and otbers. Mr.. Sherman spoke earnestly
against 1t. he said the bill was agsiost the
spirit OF American civilization aud uuohli.-
tisn. The rgsnt deficiency bill! was reported
from the Senate appropriations oommittee
With little change as 1t came from the House.
The fact that the President has issued the
invitations for an international conference
on the larger use of silver has been 30 we'll
kept secret at the State Department that 1t
was not known yesterday among the closest
friends OF the administration In either the
Senate or the House. The invitations have
gone forth, however, and the conference
will take place early In the sammer II the
inv tltions are accepted IL the form In
Hhioh they have been Issued,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22
a Fiend

KANSAS CITY, Mo, April 22.-Mrs EelIl
Mills was struck down with hstchct By her hus.
band, Robart Mills. g sand dredger, in their cot
tage in Kansas City, Kan, t,day. Mills thou
cut an ugly ,sh in the right side of his neck bat
was prevented from killing himsclfby half broth
CT OF Mrs. Mills. Mrs. Nj Is will de. Mills m.l-
treated his wife most cruelty, causing the death
OF month old child, go Ms Mills ssil. She dis.
cove cd some time since that he was holding
criminal relations with her little 11-year old
daughter by former husband and after that no
WAS still more clusl. The child corroborsted her
mothers story. Mills was locked up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

SENATOR TELLER, whose repneicanlsm
no one doubts, says: The FS'ce Dill Wss
tba most infamous rnsaeuEe that over reach
ed the q. 6. Senate, and vas instigatsd oy
men who desired to prever t free expree'
ei,n of the will Of the vtt}rs at the poils.'
And vet President Harrison urged the pas
cage Of that bill, and spsaks favorably OF 1t
avian now. and il the nsxt Congress be re-
prb i,sn, it viii BE- pps:ed sud he will ap,
mend HE name to it With "ghtulish giee."
that is If he DO reelected. With thai 1aet
staring than Ia tue face there aEe come fof-
tunately net many, southern man, wno'
strange as it may seem, ara talking aoou'
leaving the democratic, and J'ining tne
silhir6 "pait7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22
q Desperate Encounter.

LA GRANGE. Tex, April 22.-There hts
been some feeling btt8een YIN. Nease, cor
stable Of this county, and the Mieohcr broth
err, CAUSED By the arrest OF enc of Mischief
laborers for carrying pistol. The parties
met IN front OF the court house yesterday
when Neese retrea'ed and was pureued by
Ffitz Misnher. Neese thenturned and fred
81 him, In Ioting fatal wound. The other
brothers made for Neese With knives when
be SHIT one dead and the other In the arm.
Both paities belong to tde best ofGeimsr
famlliaa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22
The Yokohama Affair.

The steamship Empress OF Japan, which srriv.
cd at Vancouver, B. c.. yesterday from Yoke.
hama, brought details of the trial of Lieut.. J. a.
Hetherington, Of the United States Navy. who
was acquitted of the murder of George Cover
Robinson, an Englishmsp, whom he killed Ia
Yokohama February l8, for EXCESSIVE attentions
to Mrs. Hethelingttn who is dsugher of " Il lam
F. Hughes, q lea itg cisizsn OF Whining on, Del
The matter is mainly a repetition Of what has
been heretofore p blishe1. Commander Bartlett,
Of tie United States steamer Marion, who was in
the confidence of Lieuteosnt Hetherington during
the troubles preceding the shooting, testified that
Rob nson violated all hs promises to Geese his at.
tentio.s to Mra. Hetbering on, and endeayored
to throw the b sme on Mira. Hetheringson by say
ing that she 70 lowed him. The verdict had not
b zen reached when the steamer left Yokahoms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22
An Execution and a ReprieYe.

NEW ORLEANS, Ls., Apl. % Philip
Baker was hanged In the prison yard here
to-day for murder. E:ienne Deechamps,
who was to have been executed at tbe
same time WAS sespited by the Governor.
Baker. who was q clerk In the grocery
store Of Neil Nelson, on the night OF March
6, 1890. while bis employer was counting
his money, walked into the room and With
a bag Of shot iellsd Nelson to the floor, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22
FROM WASHINGTON.
lspsossl Correspondence Of tie Alexandria Gasess''

lspecIsI Correspondence Of tie Alexandria Gasesse
WAsHrNaroK. D. O.. April %. 1852.
Col. Mcdonald, q. 8. 6sh commissioner.
was at the Capitol to-day in the interest Oh
the bill to prohibit fishing In the waters OF
the District Of Columbia so as to sftord the
few shad and herring that now manage to
find their way through the traps. nets AID
eeines that beset the Potomac. up this
far. 8 limited spawning ground. The House
fisheries committee promised TO give him q
hearing next Wednesday. Congressman
Zones. OF the 1st Virginia district, win fight
She bill iavorably reported from the com.
ruittee referred tc. allowing northern finer
men to fish In the waters CT Virginis, ire
spac.iye Of the leSs of that State.
The House commerce committee today
Instructed its chairman, Mr.. Wise. to Walt
npou che Pos master General and ind out
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL %.
-, ,-.,b,aeory o, the civil service law

Tur hurabpgsery OF the civil service law
"a cn,v ecualed by that OF the chlel Oh 'n'
oyvil service commission, Mr.. h'os'seis'
usk,ows better than any one else no"
h 49, ,hs latter and spirit of the law referred
- VIVA heen either ignored or contemp.u'
su.Ig trapesrsssed by President harrison !;
49,, . snspsnded action In the case OF the
VIRGINIA republican league until that case
hacsme Laughing stock, and how even MIS-
p ooaevelt,s. cwu charges against the BALL
more postmaster, have been pigeon'holed so
LONG that Congress has been compelled TO
take them up; and yet he hiss the oare-iaceo
a,sursncs to stand up before an audience Oh
Boston republicans, however, and iaud Inc
p.a,,dent ss fearless and conscientious en-
x,,oor NJ al, the Ia rs of the land, including,
=, oonrse the civil service law. II the dem
ocrats In the q. 8. House OF Representatives s.
,,.saad NJ amending almost an entire week
., ,rc,oc to Dust fairly elected democratic
,nenober Of that body, bsoause o. 8. sena-
tor one Of his constituents, spoke Woro 10
h,s favor. would take time TO pass bill re-
pssling the civil service lew, thereby necss'
ssrlly abolishing The civil ssT7.ce ccmmis'
ohm and TINS legisaling Mr.. Roosevelt out
of office. they would not only halp their
marty. but conduce materially to thei' own
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

A CHINAMAN's DsFA1CATIoN -Meegre
details OF a big defscstion In Hong Kong
reached New YORK yesterday and we're cor.
roborated by a. M. Townsend, the New
York agent OF the Hong Kong and Shang-
bal Banking Corporation. The eomprador
of the bank, q trusted Chinaman, who had
been In the banks aervlce many years, was
said In the press dispatches to be default
or for 5000 900, Int Err. ToWnssnd says that
aia Geographic adVices pus The amount at
about $3.50, 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22
Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday


Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday.
The Court OF Appeals 10 Richmond yes
terday adhered to Its former declsicn In the
case OF Mary Mlllsr, about which there has
been go much discussion.
It will be remembered that In this case
the court decided that persons charged vii, b
certain offences heretofore decided by jus-
tlces CT the peace are entitled to trial by
jury.
The matter was much discussed by the
newspapers and by members OF the le9iss'
ture while that body was in session. Final
ly the Attorney. General Of the State asked
for new hearing OF the case, which was
granted. It was thoroughly reargued, and
yesterday Judge Faunt!eroy rendered the
following opinion:
"Thi, case was decided nv this court on
the 14th day OF January, 1892, after elabor.
ate argument and grave consideration, and
the opinion delivered by L'Wis. presldeu',
Ia not yet reported bat ia pub ished IN
ths Virginia Law Journal OF January 2lst,
1892, page 80. Upon @ rehearing, granted
TO the petition of the Attorney General for
he Commonwealth, the case he's been again
thoroughly and exhaustingiy argued and,
upon mature confederation OF the arguments
and Authorities submitted, we adhere TO the
former opinion and Judgment OF this court
for the reason therein stated, reversing the
action of the trial court, and ordering the
plaintiff In error to be discharged from cus-
tody."
Judge Lacy submitted dissenting opln
iop.
The effsct OF this declslo,, So stated at the
time 1t was originally made, is that Justices
OF the peace have no power TO punieh per-
sons charged with petit larceny and similar
other email offences, they being entitled TO
trial by jury.
The other cases decided yesterday were
these:
Claiborne against Holland. From the
Circuit Cour. OF Danville. Affirmed, Judge
LAWS delivering OF ioion.
Marshall sga!us, Biyne5. From the Cir.
cut Court OF DsDvile. Reversed, Judge
Lacy delivering opinion.
Robinson against Robinson. From Chan
Gerry CURT Of city of Redmond. Reversed,
Judge Faunteroy delivering ooinion.
Wright against Wood. From Circuit
Court of Cnlpeper. Affirmed, Judge Lloy
delivering opinion.
Portar against Porter. Further argued
by Melor R. Taylor Scott. for appellant, and
sub itted.
Hildret1 against Turner. Pot on prlVl-
ege docket for November term
Foster eg sinst city Of Manchester. Ar
gued and continued.
The Court did not decide the Bette Thom-
az Lewis cise yesterday. Itwas understood
that the opiIion had been prepared, but
Judge Richardson, on account OF sickness,
had not examined 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22
TELEGRAPEIC BREyITIEs.


Large orders for gold for expert were
made 10 New York to-day.
At the Urion depot 1t Nashyi Ie, Tenn,
lea night, J Boeese, travelling seleaman Tor
New York jswsIry house, was robbed Of c
valIse containing diamonds valued at 50 0CO
or more which he had but mcmer. before
placed on pile Of baggage.
a severe storm with heavy rain prevailing
along the Mobile and New O.lesna division
Of tae Louisville and Nashville railroed re.
sulted In much deiey Of trslna. a big ~agh.
out OF track is reported near o .esu spslnga,
M'sl. All wires are DOM between New
OIsara and Mobile.
gigantic trust Of trunk manufacturers inclui-
ing establishment in Milwaukee, Racine, Chi.
cago, Oshkosh, Cleveland St. Louis, Cincinnati
Detroit, Louisville and other cities in all port ons
Of the United States has becn effected within The
past four dsys.
At Sioux City Judge Foley has decided the test
csse involving the right OF the Rapid Transit
Com 2any to run street cars on Sunday, declaring
that street cars are necessity.
A glass manufacturer o; Anderson, Ind, claims
to have discovered the lost ait o. casting glsss
tubs, which is known to have been practiced b
the Egyptians.
Considerable uneasinefs has been cauaed in
Paris By rumor that the Dehomeyan have cap
tured Porto Novo.
hs the rsault Of qusrrell.st rsght in syrscuse,
N.Y., Ernest Rspp shot his wife and child snd
then shot himself
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

Why THE dem oorstic, the peoples party.
In this country, should bother Itself about
ohesp or dear silver dollaTs. Is one OF the
MANY things which no sensible fellow CAD
find out, ss no matter how many or how few
of such dollars may be coiued, 30 poor man
would get sing!e one except for labor or
for something he may have to sell. But 1t
can readily be seen why the democratic par
ty should strive to have the tariff lowered OF
removed, because it increases the price OF
nearly every thing the poor mau has to bug
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

SINCE the recent rise in the price oisugar,
the republicans have ,ined the democrats
In the demand for the removal OF the duty
ON refined sugar, 80 as to kill the augar trust
But before that rise, the republicans said the
tariff did not promote trusts. But hind
eieh are better than no sigh.s at all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

The NRw YoRK World comedies t1ae the
vote oil New York ty next November Will
bs decisive OF the Presidential election. Ano
vet the same newspaper oppo;es the nomi'
nation OF the msu who is supported b5 the
only effective democratic organization In
that citv. ard upon whose action and unani-
NOUS support depends suoh m'j 'rity In
che city as will ofsst the republican msl d.
sty outside OF l.. and allow The electoral 70 6
Of the State t, bs cast for the democratic
candidate. Bat consistency has ceased to be
a notentisl factor 10 Dodern politics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

FILL ADVISED democrats who fo!low
the muswupps in the iattet's attempt 10
have Mr. Cleveland renominased fo' Pfesi-
dent ipoiute among their reasons for doifg
80 the strength Er. Cleveland seems to have
In the New England sitt:s. They should
observe Dsvy Crocke.ps vie advice, BE
sure you're right beiore you go ahead"
i, would, OF course, be miracle II
MIR. Cleveland BE- more popular 10
New England now than he was in 1883
"a he has doae nothing since to make
himself &c, and IS then 10 had the whole
federal power 10 these Ssates to reinforce
him. How strong he was then is made g'ar'
ingly apparent by the result otthe State and
national slectioua held in them that yesr
In tae six New E gle0d SITES Mr.. OIave'
Iapd's vote In 1883 was l5,449 less than that
fer the Safe democratic tickets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22
An Assassin Lynched.

WACO, Tex, April 22-Tho sesscbers for tho
two negroes who ss;assinated postmas or Ksut
man, found one OF tn, m atr the Limestone county
limo. After satisfying themselves OF his guilt
the mob strung the fellow up and left tho body
dangling from the tree limb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

THE DEMOCRATIC convention Of Iud'ane
Endorsed Cleveland or Grsy, but the
most suggestive things 1t did were to put
Senator Voorhees,, pronounced aps!-Cleve'
land man, at the head CT the delegation te
Chicago, snd to defeat Mr.. sbanklin, the
CIeyeIa6d leader in their State. for their 60
bernatorial nomination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22
DIED.

Little WILLIE, son OF James E. and jamie G.
Merchant, died at the residence Of his parents in
the town of Branchville, South Carolina, April
10, 1892, at 5:35 in the morning, Of congestion,
sged years, 4 months, and "a days. Wash
iDgson and Msnassas papers please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22
MARRIED.

At Summer Vale, the residence of the brides
father Mr.. 4. Martin, in Fairfax county, ve.,
April 81, 1892, By Rsv. ]. b. Butler. of Ale1sn-
dria. GEORGE F. AULD, of Washington, D. c.,
to Miss ELIZABET G. MARTIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

Yesterday the wife of Robert staffo, d. during
quarrel shot snd Instantly killed the latter at
Fort Worth, Texts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

Jaeger. the deisulting cashier CT the Roth
ohilds, st Frankfort, lost LOO 900 marks
spaculstipg In fruit and corn,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22
VIRGINIA EEWs.

Rev. Luther Dog9e.t apd Miss Fannie
Hinton we're married IN Petersburg yes.er-
day.
q. L. Carter. we'll known So the proprietor
of Carter's Hotel. at Chatham, PittEylyania
county, Is deau.
The Hotel Ketoctin, in Laeeburp, Yves sold
at private ssle on Wednesday to Col. 2. v.
White for $4,000.
Hope MufrsV, brother OF E. O. Murray.
editor Of the Norfolk Landmark, was killed
In railroad accldtni In Texas on Wednes.
day.
The democrats Of Fairfax will meet in
mass-meeling on Monday, May l6 (court
day. to elsct delegates to the Richmond
convention.
At the democratic primary in Lynchburg
yesterday solid Hill delegation YVES elect
ed to The State convention. II had been
proclaimed that the Cleveland men would
have walkover.
The physicians of Norfolk have held q
meeting aud appointed COMMITTEES TO me.
uorializ, the City Councils requesting re-
scnding of the license imposed upon them
under the new tex bill.
Col. Wm. a. Msrye hss been ordered to
the command OF the Fort Monroe arsenal 10
place OF Mtjor John R. McGinoess, who has
been assigned to the command OF the Kan
nebec arsenal, Augusta, Me.
Representative Lawson, OF Virginis, in
! trcducsd q bill in tae House yesterday CIV
ing permission to tee Norfolk and Ocean
View Hotel Company t, construct rail-
1sy across the government reservation st
WilloUghby Spit, subject to the approval OF
| the Secretary OF War.
Tbs State Board of Medical Examiners Is
| 10 session in Richmond and II applicants for
license to practice medicine and surgery In
| Virginia are busy preparing their examine.
ton pspsrs. In the nupbsr the University
Of Virginia. the Medical College OF Virginia,
the Baltimore and several other northern
colleges are represented. Two of tie sppli.
cante are bonoeopathsts.
George Lsscelett, who on Wednesday
opened place in Richmond for the snle OF
poo 9 en- commission, was before the police
yesterday court, charged With violation OF
| the Mu,hbaoh anti pcol.salling law. The
] Justice declared his determination to carry
out the law whenever g person s arraigned
before him charged with lts violation. Lss'
/ cslett will probably discontinue operations