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The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-08
W|LDES.
EVERYTHING in SUMMER
GOODS to be closed
out CHEAP.

Read This Array of Bargains.
IL l &c. Outings for &c.
IL lac. GiDghams for and IOc.
Il &c Pongees for lOc.
lOc. Chambrays for &C.
75c. Dress Goods for 6Oc.
soc. 'E g 4Oc
1000 yards Blue Plaid Drilling for Mems
Shirts for &c.
36 in. Junior Cloths never sold less than
IL l-2c., only Sc.
36 in. Lockwood Cottons, length from
to 20 yds., SC.
40 in. Lockwood Cotton, length from l
to 20 yds., &c
Lace Curtains from 81 I-2c. a window up.
A Special bargain in new Fall Dress
Goods for 25c.
The best of Bargains in Black Dress
Goods and Black Silks.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-08

Vermont goes Republican, as usual,
''by large majority" An increase
over 1890 but hardly up to lSss.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-08
DIED.

Madison-Aug. 30 Irwin, infant of Mr..
and Mrs II. II. Steward. Aged % days.
Solon-Aug 29 Mrs. A. NJ. Holden. Aged 26
years. II months and days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12
The Anarchists

Madrid, Feb. ia dispatch from Xeres SAY,
that the execution Of sra:ciiits which took
place there Wednesd,y has ret had the fleet Of
putting stop 10 the agitst n o, put in
stoo to Il cir hisvish pro;e sitiea seve al b.
Of anarchists have been mar III ng in the country
close to Xe.e', but yesterday attachments Of,
gendsIms wero cent sitter ttom whereupon tie
,nemy took to fighs. From cadz to day, comts
the Intelligence that TIE Police Of thai city have
crested three anarchists. armct with daggers
They had in their pcsessi N au;.ty of do.u.
nents csllins uroa tho PEI pie to svecge the
ieaths OF the four executed snarcai-ts Sc
LISBON, Feb. IA short.li7e1 Ia: IT mold-
,us sensstion was csus d in this city to day By
The 1plosion ola dynamite bomb 10 trout OF tn,
spanish consulate here. Tho noise was terrific
but no damage beyond the smssling Of the
windows in few houses, was dono. The cu..
rage i, supL osed to have been the work OF scme
sympat. izsr with the anarchists ox.cuted st
Xares, in Spin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12
VIRGINIA EEws.

II is reported that hr. Albert Fink Will
become president Of the rsorgsnzsd R ch.
uond Terminal company.
Mr.. ]. B. Dutton, of Waterford, Loudour
county, died ~ his home tc-iay of pneu
moois, 10 the 76.h year Of nis age.
Mrs. Sarah Davis. widow OF the lats Vim
DAVE, Of Prince Wiliism Gut t., died sui.
denly on 81 tarday last Rhi;s sitting In her
ohair-sged 81 scars.
a Few postofice has been established at
Welcome. King George county. The new
Office is two miles east OF Hndibrss, and
Wm. b. King Will be postmast u.
Mr. Joseph s. Chewing, one of the Oldest
aud most respected oitiz,ns Of Spotsylvania,
died at hIs residence near Mattsponi, last
Tuesday, In the list year Of his age.
Sheriff Baker arrived at Suffolk yesterday
having Ia ca; ,dy the negro Royster, chsrg.
ed with the murder Of young EppsB. mans
ger of the Western Union Telegraph office
Ia Suffolk, last GUNNER. He was captured
at OF near Hemllton. N. G.
The case OF Rylsnd J. Malbourne. charged
with criminal sssau on Miss Eva Butt,
came up 10 the Corporation Court In Nor.
folk yesterday. Malbo1rne keeps grocery
and bar, and was to bave married young
lady 10 Norfolk COUNT when arrested or
this charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12
The Enti-Ga bling Bill

Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette,]
RICHMOND. Va, Feb. 12.-s.nator Mush-
bach's bill to iii Virginia efi.s Monte Carlo
-, "a 'ixs in.q1itles was to-day laid over by
the House Committee un,l. - -n"ssaa7 next
to allow mr. Bspdheim to submit certain
am .ndneDss understood to relate to deal
ings IL grain and produce futures, etc. The
committee decided to tike faal action on
that day. The impression prevails that the
bill will be reported fayorsbly, notwitt.
standing the open opposition OF the pool
sellers and the covert designs Of the Greeks
Eho came bearing gifts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12
Letter from Richmond.
iELLET Hull AICuUVUU
Special Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
RICHMOND, Vs., Fsb. II, 1892

spscisl Correspondence Of the Alexandra Gazette.
RICHMOND, Vs., Feb. II, 1892
Es.state Senators Abe Fo!kersou and w.
F. Rhea, OF Washington county, were ct the
CAPITOL vest ,rday afternoon. Mr.. Fulkefscn
was accorded very warm reception by So
perintendent Of Public distraction Massey.
These two ger t'emen were staunoa friends
in politics as far back 60 1879 when tn ? vera
leaders In the rea3jus,er movement Mr..
Fakerson hes not been playing wth poll.
tics for several yesrs, tu' has been making
money praclicinG laW. he says things are
quiet In the South 4est now. The bonn is
taking rest, getting ready for another start
this year.
It is thought that ex. Senator Samuel G.
Wullama. OF B md, will be appointed to the
vacant judgesoip 10 the B ard circuit made
vacant oS the resignation Ct Judge Bolen, of
Carroll. Mr.. Wlnams is willing to give up
splendid legal practice TO accept this
judseehip. He is ra.ed pretty hIsh In the
financial world for aVrgipia lawyer aod can
manage t., get along now vi the smsi!
salary Of circuit judge.
Tie bill 10 ipoorno,ata the Richmond,
Chesterfield and P. ,s5ura Railroad wes
passed In the HOUSE yesterday and is ex-
pected to ras5 iha Sex as tbls Gesk. l. lis
road is bulis t Til bs parallel line With
The Rlcamcpd end Peters5utg road Sumo
think that the Norfolk SAD Yves ern road
will tt;zs this charter Al present the
N ,r.ols and Wes:eTn end Richmond end
P. t,rtb irg roads are cid 10 BE- ou very good
farms, nnd q doubt Is evoressed IS 70 Wheth-
er The N Irfak ind W. n Ia simiug TO ee.
cure liGe OF is own io.o Richmond.
Tns inves;iss in CT tho manage msat CT
tbs 8 sczshcrs Agrirui'nrs sni Else ami.
Cal Coliege. wblch - oegcn yese!daS eff
ternoon by ;he jclnt mmi tie On schools
- col5ges, excl 20 cuDrl6eretls liz eest
Tbs meeting Was hsld il t Sc ais C5sm-
Der 81 d there wah very I "a ndanCe.
The req ing Of the charges md g answer
thereto were isened 20 s,iih marked atten
tlon Mr. McGilv'ay, clerk n tie of1ios Of
the Board 81 Edac, y, eau the aps2eg Esd
be read some pr of il with euch decided
EN- phasis thar lis .mD 10 spurss were g
81 jscs OF comment The ves.igaiiou
promises to div alce soma in .eresting f.cts.
o. the hocs Of tie Senate Senator Food, of
Appomatiox. In opposing the passage Of ,hs
hill making the Superintendent Of Pob io
I1e.suot on meEo her * { HID of the B osyd
OF Visitors Ct the U .ivrIs!ty OF Virginia, re-
ferred q tenn OF expepse o! tie Beard OF
Visitors in uhoh Supsrntei dent Mseses
charges 5000 1T when the oheE mambsFs
charged only S72 Mr. Massey was dogn
South oourling aud was sammoned by tele-
graoh here to attend mesisg OF be Board
OF Visitors CT Backsburg College. Hs came
here and then ven. back South. In re-
ferting to the charge ra1e by Senator Flood
Mr.. Massey says, l, came upon me- like
clap OF thunder IN q coudless sky" There
will be an invelt cation Of this ma t,r to.
dey,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12
Will Lavender Lynehed

ROANOKE, Va, Feb.-Will Lavender. the
colorcG man who tempted t., asaanlt Alice
Perry, white girl Monday night, was
taken from officers about one O'Clock th's
morning snd bargsd to tree. He was
captured near the city about three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon and taken to the sta
ton house. he vas removed from there to
policemsD's house about eight O'Clock.
He confessed that 10 was the man who
commit ed the assault. A mob numbering
one hundred snd 6hy people searched thu
city over and fnally located the man. He
was guarded By three ofic;rs who would
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12
22a9l@z@55 zE
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, Feb IL
y0USE

HOUSE.
When the Speaker called the House to
order at neon tie attendance Of members
was no larger than 1t wac at the same hot
yesterday. A majority CT tie seats vas vs.
cant.
Mr.. Ricba, dson, tf Tennessee, from tb'
CON mittee en- Irin.ipa. repc! ted (srd ilt
House adol td) reto!ulIon for pill t'ri
5000 ccpies Of the Pretidents Gillian mes
ssge.
Mr.. Cultivate, OF Ohio, asked uni nInouf
consent to withdraw The demand for the
yess snd nays on tie motion to lin debs'e
on the last paragraph Of tie military acsd'
euy bill t, ere minute and to move to fl
the limit g! EEL ty ninutea.
Mr.. Walker. CT Massachusetts, objected
Ths motion t limit debate 10 ore mint t
vas agreed 10, and tie Hcuee vent into
committee CT re whole upon tie bill.
Mr CFosby, CT Massachusetts, memter
cfthe military committee. defended lie bill.
Ths committee, he sa!d, had beer aozi' d
to 9 economical and had cut c ff spprorI q.
sioDs, which at any other melt would hs' e
be wise TO make.
Mr.. Wheeler. OF Aabams, en- behalf o
the commi tie, withdrew his motion
strike ous the approprist OF Of SIS GOO 'o'
improving t2e drainage OF the barracks foI
calls ed mer hut it was immetiate!y re.
neRed by mr. Holman. OF Indiana, and vas
carried by VI Of l0S to &c.
The committee then roae and repoi {: ID the
bill to the House.
Mr.. Bowers, # California. demanded the
the yeas and nsys on an amendment. On s
standing vote the republicans were uDsbls
to muster sufficient tt:erttl 10 second The
demand, bot on vote by ,llers tteir ranks
were reinforced by stre ggiers who had been
ohaltiog in the cloak ICONS or upon the
sofas IN the rear 1.-THE hall, and So, memtert
were secured, enough t, enforce the demand
They atteui to eecure the yeas end nays
on another amendment, bit tleir strength
had vaniebed. and they we're unable 10 az
complish their cbj2cs.
Mr.. Walker, of Massachusetts, moved an
adjournment, but he could obtain only 9
supporters. and his point OF DO quorum be-
ing net With the prompt decision Of the
Speaker that no quorum was necessary on
me!!en to adjourn, Fsssmta ms ss:.: amid
democratic laughter.
The bill (the first of the regular approprl-
stlon bills) was then passed and tie private
calendar was taken up
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12
Intense Cold and Terrible Suffering

LONDON. Feb IA diapat,h from Pen
"a, 10 what Is known "a great Russia, Esgs
tae thermometer regi t,rs IS degrees below
zsro and tbtt there is terrible suf,rIn,
among the peasants. a number OF mer
have been fre gan 10 death on the high roads
aud SO !ntensly cold Is it that birds dro'
dead from the trees In which they hsvl
sought shelt,-. Nons OF .ne children 10
Perza are allowed to 60 school. & quantity
OF grain fer tae famine suff ,rers has arrived,
bur 1t Ia impossible - distribute 1t. owing to
the faeS that yearly ell ths horses have beer
killed for food or sod to procure money
with which to buy The necessaries CT life
Typhus fever, smallpox and diphthsria g
decimatlng the inbab t,ns. Ia the govern .
ment, of Samara, Sarstov and Mai Novgo-
rod, the conditions, 1t is said, are !as worse
than la PerZ,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12
Mrs Osborne Committed

LONDON, Feb. 12.-M.s florence OJborn
was this morning brought from Holows!
jail t. tbs Bow stees police court, wber
she vas srraigned to answer the charge o
peiiary made against her in connettlo,
the libel suit she had brought agalns. tb'
o1s time friend, Mrs. Hargreavas. who hac
charged her with the theft o; quantity o
valuable jswslry. The police court room
was literally packed with friends OF the o..
bornes and Hargrsaves and others. Mrs
O.borne was brought from the ai! by eff
oer', bot che was attended By her husband
She presented q most pitiful appearance
Cap. Osborne stood beside her outside tn.
dock, and held one OF her hands 10 his own
Mrs. Herg,eaves repeated the evidence sh
had given On the occasion Of the trial OF t.
libel euit, The magistrate aeked Mrs. o
borne II she hal any thing 10 say concornin,
ho charges against her She In yer
70 ut voice ensversd, M" The prisoner
wss than formally committed for trial. 1t
was developed to-day that the treasur,
prosecution Of Mrs.. Osborne ia based on o
charge OF Larceny as we'll as perjury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

Jas. g. Fair, j., eldest son of ez Senator
Fair. died suddenly this morning a. Gan
francisco, aged 20 years.
BIB sizomorc, well-to.do tisizen OF Clsy
county, Ky., was shot and instantly killed few
days ago in tht with three men. siz,moIc
stepped from his house and fred on three men is
they were passing. The compliment wss quickly
returned ar d sizomcre was killed. The cause OF
the trouble is not stated.
Ten more cssss of tyrhus fever wsre discovered
this morning amoog the Russian Aob ew immi
grants who Ian lei at New York, from the steamer
Ma.si,lie, on January so Ii last. The total NUN.
Der of persons known to bs suffering f.on the
plague at 10 o'clock to-day WAS 81
Temperance people Of Toronto, Ohio, h2va
arted war of determination on the ,locpg 4
saloon Will had been III, object OF especial ha.
tired Of the temperance reoplo hiss been burned
own, and the act has stirred up crest deal OF
b lied.
Wm. Z. Caul young mau OF good social sand
ing a. Greensburg, Pa, Was place on trial yeater-
lay, Cor the Burning Of his mothers elegant resi-.
ience and farm buildings for the insurance of
$4,000
b. A. Br1n5, president of tbs failed Merchants
'ans, at Moorhesd, Mnn., hiss been ar s.ed on
che charge OF d,ha1ding the deposi.or. out Of
100000
The forecast sn,w storm ever exps, ieLced for
years set ia st Halifax, N. g., LIST night. The
furious gale caused veritablo blizzard.
The exoitem' n. over town lot, at Ell Fcno has
almost subsided,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12

AN ANTI GOKMAN u.s. u 40 "ss 'e'e""'
introduced In she Maryland legisiature'prS'
,,csllc recommead!ng Mr.. Cleveland fht t''
mex. Preald neg Toe wise dsmocf't' O.
that body yesterday amended it by deoias
iae "st at the Dstioual House of kspfe' 9 4 g.
t,vas should got upon the tariff question Ii
ns,monv tb the brood lines marked ou'
IN p,eeiapnt Cleveland's message OF 1881
and tbs Mills bill. Mr.. Cleveland is e"'
neatl7 right on the tariff, silver and pensions
onestionF. and except for the impossiollitI
Of carrying His own State. the vess OF "h'of
Ia necessary fer the election OF democrssi'
P,e.idelt be would uoques'ionably be re
n,mnsted. Bot that impossloility Is W
pstelt to be igpoie1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY IL.
NM JAMES &. BLousr ciGeorgia Is chair

W a
man ~ the com nittse On foreign affairs Of
,bsr : House OF Representatives. some
weeks AGO Mr.. Breckinsldge OF Kentucky,
Ike many other people. believing that 'ns,e
WA some,hirg 10 the Gillian correspond.
amos with this government that nao ossh
concealed, but which the Teople OF this oouh'
t-y not only desired, bat had the right 10
INV Introduced a resolution In Congress
oalIiog upop lac Secretary o! State for all
-. ocrresnopdsnce referred TO. The imms'
a;ete ,dontion CT that resolution was OPP
no.ed unanimously By the republicans anu
hv some democrats among them Mr. biount'
and WAS referred TO the committee CT @hicp
sba latter ia chairman, slnce which time 1t
hos neyer been heara Of Mr.. Bount 10
oo.spicuous member Of that class OF con
grsssmeu who have q much greater opinion
Of themselves than any body else has, aDo
vbo ara therefore harmless; bnt tna' oou
dnion will be changed In bis cese II nis Re
GARD for the interesis of Mr. Harrison aoo
the republican psriy shall be aiioWed a'e
logger to suppress resolution 'ns' ~0u''
roafsr,sllv neip bis own psrty IN the ap'
nrosch;og Pr-si ten 'tal 90" p an.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12
Mr.. Masse , Arraiened.

The Senate commit 90 on public instruc
tiona IN Richmond yesterday syea!ng hsgsn
an Investigation OF the charges preferred
sgainss Eoo. John e. Massey on Wednes-
day by Senator Flood, of Appcmattox.
| The commit 20 nesting vas largely attend
ed by nemb.rs OF the Legislature, p.oni-
nsns Stato talc!als and ,tlers. Senator
Flood ~as present. and reDeated the charges
mace by him upon tho hoor CT the Senate
| Wednesday. Taese, ia brief, are tlst Mr.
Massey improperly charged to The Virgiois
AgricuItur aud Mechanical College. OF
| B acksbu.g, the board Of visitors OF which
be is msmber, STA So for trip to and
from the State OF Alabama In the year
| 1890. The other allegation OF misconduft
consisted 10 charging SIS for mileage and
other travelling expenses 10 attending
was held In Me Mssssy's Office In R!ch.
| mond. The superintendent OF public To-
st,uction appeared and made strong
speech Ia bis OWE defense. He admitted
that these two charges for expenses bad
been rendered and paid. As t, the Ala
bama trip, be vent down there Ia the
month OF September, 1890. to wed the lady
who Ia now bis wife While there and b.
IJf6 tD6 WeOQiDS ne YVES suM uOuSu W VIZ
glnis to attend az important meeting Of The
executive commit SO OF ack5burg C0;le.e.
he considered that it was bat 80 Gq0itsble
aud perfectly fair demand to be REIN.
hu,sed The money expended in the trip
After he aransaoii1n OF The business OF the
comm ,e mse;tug the superb ndent @!
public iustrutt On retU ned to Alabama and
married. AS to he SIS charge, NJ Massey
did not clearly Eeoaiii 1t. but fe't certain be
was euE.noned to Rionmsnd from Aome die
tans par. OF he State, and that smauus rep
resented expenses IneHrTei In making The
trip 10 his remarks Err. Massey admitted
thss be had railroad passes snd inst ne
used then, He oaile' Mr. Floods at,n-
ton to The isst boz ali. or neatly ell, Of the
members o. the G 'aerei assembly. includ-
ing the ssna,or nj 'e.f, had me came ia
vors. Not only tist, bu5 Mr. Massey as
sers hat the oiscui' judges cIsck of the t@o
houses and indeed many u;net state ffi la
bad free railroad pssses. He did not sup
p5se. DO es!d, thss THE prevented any OF
thsse gentleman from accepting tEa mileage
allowed them By law Ia travelling on 6icla
business.
Mr.. Food spoke strongly 10 deanncia.
ton of the superin eG5eut foE charging for
hls Alabama "trip and the other Que OF SIS.
After hearing come o'hef important VIII.
nesses the case was closed. The committee
will meet to.5cy and pass upon 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12
Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday

Court OF Appeals Ii Richmond Yesterday
Cropp gs. Cropp From the Circuit Court
of Fauquler county: Affirmed, Judge Lewis
delivering opinior
Eehmcnd and D .nvlI!e Rlilrosd Cam.
-anS vs.. Hohett From Ct cult Court Of
o.,n,o oon,. Reversed, Jadge Lacy dc.
liveripg opinion.
Richardson and others va. Farfar, judge,
&o. Upon petition for writ Of mandamua.
Parempsory mandsm1s awarded. Judge
Fauntlefoy delivering opinion Judge Lscy
delivering dissenting opinion Jadse Hin
ton also dissenting.
Harris. admir-, W. Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company. From Circuit Court CT
Bs6ford county. Affirmed, judge Richard.
son delivering opinion.
Norfolk and Western Rsilroad Company
vs Copsnhaven's Administrative. Appeal
allowed and supersedess awarded to decree
oil the Circuit Court Of Wythe county.
Meade vs. Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company. Appeal allowed and aupersedeas
awarded to decree Of Circuit Court of Ru.-
sell county.
Robinson and others w. Robirson and
others. Further argued and submitted.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
papy va. Vaughan. Argued and continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12
Foreign News.

LONDON, F,b. ia dis. a.ch receiv,d here
rom Montevideo states that the report that the
srocps in tina. city had revo ted is Wit cut foun.
daiion.
PARIS, Feb. 12.-A rumor is prevalent to-day
that III , Iu,.ian General Ven Hefsord who, it
1ss sal yesterday, had th,t bi9ssf th,o Ugh tn }
ned with revolver In The Hotel Louvre, hsd
incurred the emily Of nihilists. Yesterday the
opportunity came and he WAS assGssinated by q
man who has been watching his movements for
somo time ass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12
T cad Bodie S Found.

Ell PAso. Tex, Feb u AT polut :
miles north Of here, Mexican named liar.
rlano tt,ple a. an old sdobs building to
eat, anu in looking inside beheld tae dssd
,ad!es OF Two Americans The bodies ge,e
Aked and coyerid wiih blood. Toe core.
er and county cfi aesa have left for the
Gene. sono believs he murder to have
,sen do1e By renees lie Ind al who ara
eoorted # tie Ne. o,'leFo reservation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12

a remarkably handsome woman Is said to
d TIE novIrg spirio In philau;hroplcal
novt meat In Russia 10 supply the poor OF
t,at couair3 with DE-. Ball's Cough Syrup.
Ia chronic and Stubborn cases OF neural.
gis, govt, aud rheumatism use Salvation Oil.
l. Is the greatest psin-destroyer OF lhs sge,
Pfos only Is caus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12

MR.. MASSEY 3 preacher, but, inasmuoh
az he Acknowledges that be did charge the
State for expenses naver incurred. and es.
ssys thu vsin task OF exoulpsling himself by
ohsrpipg others with the same ofeose Of
which he Is guilty, It would be better for bis
party, and for the State, If he would resign
his Office Of Stats Superintendent OF Educa.
zion. snd do so as soon as possible. Mr.
Massey was one Of the leaders Of the Eead'
jgstes party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12

AND NOW one OF t ,ose who profess to cure
Drunkenness By IT, citing solution Of G7e
biohIc,ide ct gold into t. arm es q taa dsuck'
ard ia 10 be eue1 By tie t,o father f one Ct bile
lat, PATIENTS Tor murder. Ever sincs men
were barn they have been az aesiFoas Oh
heinz CHEATED es t, cheat. The experience
OF all tins proves II a there is on!y one cure
for Drunkenness, whethsr thtt be caiied'
will, common aenee, or the grace OF goa.
There ia no other remedy under the sun
But toe gold cure,s will continue oil the
same t. h5e.e their dupes, and that to-
enough the new pratt ce Of III scting foreign
subst,pcss into the veinsi, t!s most dan-
werous that has beso conceived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12

ONE OF Mr. Earslsoa's competitors foT
chs acmiaaton OF the national republican
couvsnticn, Mr.. A'ger, he's been practically
removed, for, as much money as he may
hsys-and hs he'd enough to buy nearly al
%; Mr.. SheYmau's southern delegates at the
lsss c,nvea.ion-it Is hardly. possible that
tue republicans will aelect for their leader q
man whom Gen. Sheridan recommended
should be dehonorably discharged from the
service. and who ccnfesses that he was dis
charged. Thst Mr.. Alger has enemies 10
che administration lie proved by the fact that
the War Department allowed its f'es to be
searched in order that hi5 var record might
be fourd and printed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12

PRECEDENT HARRISON sses the haDdwrit-
ing on the wall, aud dreadiug De eff C Of
shs result of the congressional investigation
thai has bsen ordered OF the census bureau.
ma has directed 81 examination If the si.
seged crookeduess Of that onresu on hlao"-
account, go that he may discount the efstt
referred to and o,tMn tbs credit OF teing
eIys to the interests Ct the people. But IL
this ne will not s1cceed-he is too ls,e. Had
he ordered tbs Investigation when the
charges we're first made, IL might have oeen
otherwise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-12

IT Is stated In Ibis mornings papers thst
the old vain effort t i, form white republican
party il the South lie to be reatiempted In
South Carolina. as tie ealy effective force
of the republican pa.ty 10 South Carolina, or
In any ct sou hssu State, is that supplied
by the negroes, any TT smpt to organzs g
white republican party In any suoh State
must, Of necessity, be as absurd SO the
play of Hamlet with the part Of hamlet left
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