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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

one courty there. The matter wsa referred
to subcommittee with in:tIuc.lnns TO re.
port az econ az possible. Secretary Eikins
this afternoon directed the depot quarter,
master st st, Lonis to send iDme lately ouo
tents to the mayor of Columbus, mlse., LOT
the beusfs OF the eufsrers from the recens
hoods
New York democrats at the Capitol to Gay
esy tina democratic defeats a. come CT the
town elections In that State aod New Jaraey
Yesterday we're due to the Cleveland men,
who united with the republicans to beat
democratic capdidst.s known to be for Hill.
Toe House committee on claims has
favorably reDo,t,d bill to pay Msjor T. P.
Morgan, of this city, s. 1913 far work done
In the improvement of the hatbor OF Norfolk
ten yaara ego. The Msior Is native of
Alexandris.
AT the BAUM investigation to-day 1t vac
proved thai Rsum removed clerks In the
pension bureau because they had charge
young Ram with getting money from ctler
ce.ks for having them promoted.
The House Chicago fair committee this
morning heard more arguments in favor OF
sppropriating seven million dollars more to
thu. fair, and that. too, though 1t has bean
developed that $4,000 OF the sum already
appropriated has been spen. In giving sum
mer pleasure European trips to GrosVenor
al d other republican "srell binders"
SO opposed sre the Cleveland men In the
House to Senator Hill. that they are In favor
OF turning out Mr.. Rockwell, The sitting
democratic member from Mr.. Hill's OVID dis
trics, aud giving his seat to republican,
simply because the Senator, who lie demo-
c,et snd stands by his friends. hss Interest
ed himself 10 Mr.. Rookwel's behalf
A dispatch received here to-day says that
tbe democrats OF James City county, Vs.,
haye,elected Hill delegation to their State
| democratic convention.
Tha fourth annual convention It Safe
railroad commissioners met here to-day.
Among those presen. was Commissioners HUI
of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13
Congressional.

Ia the o. 8. Senate yesterday number o
pension bills was passed, inclcding one
removing the disability Of those who. haV
Ing participated In the rebellion, afterwards
enlisted Ia the army OF the q llted States
and became disabled" also bill for the re.
lief OF the heirs of john Howard Payne, az.
p.opriating $205.92, balance CT his ea!ary at
Tnnis.
Daring the debate 90 the resolut on pro-
yiciag for the election of ee ators By the
people Mr.. Palmer said tbst the reeson Mr.
Lincoln wee rot elec.ed Senator from Hi.
nois was because he Tss NIT 4 democrat and
that he, Palmer, did not vet. ior him.
Ia the House Mr.. Band made another
free silve' spe ca. TIE Horse passed The
urgent deficiency appropriation bill, and
vent IL to committee OF the whole on the
naval appropriation bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13
Mutiny in the Camp.

COAL CREEK. Tenn, April l3 Twelve
privates of the army Of Tennessee guarding
the convict s:cckade have formed ci!qre
csled The Dirty zap," with documen
drawn up, swearing to attempt to ovetDoW-
or the guards and hang two oft1e non-ccrn-
missioned officers who. 1t seem', had won
the dislike ct these rebels. One Of the men
weakened az confessed and now eleven of
the tEsl7e are In chains, under t.avy
guard, awaiting coult marital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, April IL.
SENATE


Mr.. Dawes presented g petition which
represented that the Indians (oiher than the
clvllfzsd tribes living on reservations we're
lef: without the protection OF the ci1iIiz rg
and restraining II fleDcea OF Law. ard ear
uastly urged on Congress tia. Lev and tie
means OF enforcing 1t oe provided at the
present SESSION 70, Indians and Others living
on Indian reservations He said the repre-
santations referred to we're 30 Hide OF The
truth that he felt bound to contradict them.
Neither the executive nor Congress had LEFT
the Indisrs on ,e.erva ions without the pro-.
lection and civil Eng icfusnce of law.
Mr.. D olpb, from the committee on foreign
relations, reported back he House bill for
the absolute prohibition OF the coming OF
Chinese into the . aited States, with q sub.
stitu:e. He stated that the substitute was
the bill passed by the Senate to continue in
force for ten gears all laws nov in force pro
hibiting and regulating the coming OF Chi
nese pe!sous ard persons of Chinese descent
Il was the unanimous report OF the commit
tee except az to one member. who mad not
bean present but who would also assent to It..
The bill aitsr some debate waa pu. en- the
calendar.
Mr.. Stewards resolution calling for IT,
formation as to the purchase OF silver and
the coinage OF standard si.vsr dollars vas
here taken up and Mr.. Morgan made gen.
ersl argument In favor OF s!lVe. coinage.
HOUSE.
In the House this morning dose OF biz
own medicine was adminittae1 t. Mr..
Bailey. of Texas. who called up bill grant.
ing light OF way through the Iedian Ter
ritory to Tie Gainesville, Oklahoma and
Gulf Railroad Company. There was no op
position 10 the bill, but The members whose
/ measures have suffered from Mr.. Baiiey'e
/ stand, that quorum should be present TO
transact business, faw an opportunity to
strike back and they did 90.
The point Of no quorum was made and
Mr.. Bailey demanded the yeaa and nays.
| saying that he had no desire to have the
bill passed in tie absence Of quorum.
The ol,alI, which was on tie engross.
ment ard third reading Of the bill, resulted
yess 1856. nays g No quorum, and call Of
the House vas ordered.
Oae hundred and ninetysiour members
responded to their names aud further pro.
cesdiDgs having been dispensed Eiib, the
bill was passed. But, II the me OF tie
| House Is valuable, an hour ard 8 half oi
vaius D time was consumed before the end
| was accomplished.
Tee House taen wen! into Committee Of
toe Whole On the naval appropriation III l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13
A Serions Charge.

POET HURON, Mich. April ia pcs
mcr.em on the body OF Miss Nellie McQlay
ton, who died Suddenly few da5a ago, bal
developed the fac. that before desth Grim
insl operation was performed upon the girl
1t is now asserted tnat Ban Mackey vas the
csuas OF her ruin end gave her drug to gel
rid of her. So strong did the feeling be-
come that last night the sheriff bad 10 exer
clss great caution t. prevent the people
from taking the law IL to their hands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

last Novemte. OF Mrs. Cbss. D. Leonard
who was found cold ald It f IL one OF the
rooms of Ter hsu:e. Her skull had been
bst.e.ed Ia on both sides and piece Ct rope
was wornd tightly around her tbrost. Hsr'
rlott, who nsd been employed on the
Leonard farm, admitted upon his oroas e1-
animation thai he struck Mrs. Lsonard EeG.
ersl blows over the bead and then atrangled
her beta1se she made too much noise. The
murderer at, hearty bieskta:t q few hours
before be Was executed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

The PEOPLE OF Virginia are taxed to pal
q subsidy TO line OF stsamships from this
TO Sou.h American nountries. Oae OF the
potss on the line is Nawport's News, where
mall ia taken on and put off, and where, un
Gil recently, the sams has baen done witt
freight. But now the ships refuse to land
Brazilian c Zee there, because to do 80 would
interfere with thu trade aud diminish the
profits of the ooff.e importers in New York.
Aud vet nouually, this Is government
that allows equal opportunities to all and
grants special favors TO none. The subsidy
bill was passed By the republican billion
Congress-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13
PROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of tie Alexandria Gasesse
WAsHIgaroN. d. o.. April ID 1882.

Especial Correspondence Of tse alexandria Gasst'e.l
WASHINGTON. D. o.. April l3 1882.
The truth O! modern history is again de.
MED. Senator Hoar Of Massachusetts In
sormed REPRESENTATIVE Jones OF Virginia,
who hss interested himself 10 trying t. get
an appropriation for improvements at
wakefield, Westmoreland CO.. Vs.,to day thai
he last week received letter from Rev.
Edward Everett Hale, who has made dill
gent researches Ia tae matter. 10 which 1t Is
stated that, contrary to Rll histories ana Dl-
.oersphies OF General Washington, even
those written during bis own lifetime, the
General was not born at Wakefield, but near
the Little Falls OF the Potomac. about ten
miles above Alexandria.
The whole new rear portion Of the Star
building, corner OF ll;h stteat and Penpsyi-
vsnis avenue, was d,stroyed b5 FIRE this
morning. The fines originated In the
boiler room and rapidly ascending coon In
waded the competing room. which was en-.
t,ralv ruined, The whole IRE department
was ont. end the fire was soon e1Sipgnisneo.
The paper will be issued this evening 81
usuai, bus from the Tribune office.
For The next two or three weeks tde
House will be chiefly engaged Oh the regu-
lar appropriation biilp, so as TO close tlem
up and get them out Of the way, and then
be ready to devote ss much or as little time
to tariff and other mstters as shall suit the
convenience OF the democratic msj GRITTY.
Senator Bries OF Ohio, chairman of the ma.
elonal democratic committee, said to-day
that IL the national democratic conVe otion,
with The fact staring them In the face thst
CIsye!spd could not bs elected, shonid nom.
snsfe him. he, Brics, would be disposed to
lake tf,n to Europe. Il Ia only natural to
euppoae thst man holding Mr.. Srics's po.
eitlon In the Gemocrstic party should know
what Is going Oh N that party.
The House appropriations committee to-
aay heard representative ALIEN OF Mississip-
D. argue In favor OF an appropriation CT
$50 900 and the loan of l.OOo tents Tor the
sufferers by the food In hls State. de said
one hundred people had been drowned In
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

TIE MEN out5.da OF Wall stree! Who fol'
low ths advice CT that st.ses in respect Of
the Presidential nomination 10 be made Of
Chicago are rot WIS.,. AL Wise men knoW
thst the iaYo,its OF Wall street for that nom
ination cannot carrg Naw York and that no
democratic nominee can be elected without
the vote Of thot State. Wall street Is iook'
Ing after it's own Interests, not those OF tie
poor people 10 Virginia or In any other
State. Mr.. Harrison is az much Ito iaVoIite
as Dir. Cleveland, and If theae gentlemen be
opposiug candidates, its happnsas would be
uonplet., for its interests woud ba sub
served by t1e election OF either. and II
wouldn't care fig who would be successful
To the ave,sg,, reasonable democrat, Wall
street Is as OF sotonRble as mugWnmps aud
kickers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

THE GAZETTE hos alluded severai Times
to the long delay oil the democratic foreigO
affairs committee OF the democratic U. 3
House of Representatives in acliDg on Mr.
Breckinridgs's resolution calling fir ail the
correspondence in the recent Gillian ahalr.
TIE excuse now efarsd for such delay lie
that alton on the resolution would NIT &c
oourteous, srd would be embarrassing to
the sdmlnistra i'm. OF cousae the CORES
pondence would make ptt Mt the ALREADY
known fact thst Mr.. Harriaon'a message 10
Congress, containing his threatening ana
baildoz,ng Instructions ia respect Of Inc
affair referred to, wSs written with t1e
knowledge that Chill bad previously s1-
pressed Willingness to % everything re-
ouired. That mish. be embarrassing to Mr
Har.i.oD, bat there would ben discourtesY
ab3u 1t; aDd ahy republican President
should be shield, d rom embarrassment 'o'
his Improper no;ion By democratic branch
OF Congresa, OF y certain memb1s oil that
hrannh Cap tell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

Jhere is a very + .ir demsrd toT FI9ar and p !'cs
are steady. The Wheat markets contilua iIyegu.
lar with considerable fuctustiors In futures, tu:
we note that all good and pine mill slmp'es
sell readily the range :o-dsy was from s. t. go
no choice lor ebery or xed were offered. Corn
Is easy at 40 t, 4S; Rye 20 to 81 Eggs IA to
10 and 10 liberal receipts. Bu ter is wanted It
Is TO 25 Po:stoes ere dali P>u,try Oniors,
Apes, Driei Fruits aid ether prcduce tIi-g
quOtstiois 5. Millfeed, Hsy and Straw s.e with.
Gu: charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13
Pennsy lvania Democrats.

HARRISBURG, Apl. 13-Tne democratic
State convention met here to day when
Congressman Betz1oo1er wes mada TEN
porsry chairman. Il bis speech be de-
uounced the billion dollar Congress, opposed
free silver, favored tariff reform and eulo
p'z.d Cleveland. Pattison and German.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

USwARRANTHD K1LLIsG.-se7eral days ago
WI Inn Bou ding, OF Patrick county, was robbed
of Ger ain articles Of clothing. He went across
tina line into North Carolina, captured man sus.
pected of thu theft, and IN rched him back to the
County seat He took his prisoner to the sherif's
hou e, bat he ran { #, followed by Roulding, who
shot tho III hive ard killed him. The wife Of
the deceased went to the county ssst yesterday and
identified him az Chsrles EeEton, Of Richmoad,
formerly sailor Ee had been marli d but E re
days. Boulding lad no Wal rant for the arres; OF
Newton, and popular feeling is agsinst him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

resc:ionarz temper TO the trading. The oxen.
Jog wss uaie generally at snail fret onsl g.ir,
o7er las. nights p,i;e ard rule tg,lh,, in.
p.oyement was msde during the hour 1t II
O'Clock the market vas quiet to dull and sss5,
10 firm generally st small f'sc.ion, b,.ter ,b,r
the openiI figure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13
Elnn6s.

MOBILE, Ala April 13-The Tombigbee
river Is rising at the rate OF six inches an
hour and grtal areas OF low lands planted
with corn and ctt;on are under wstar.
West Point, Miss , Ia surrounded by water
and is practically on an Island. Every
railroad ard bridge is washed out and much
s.ock has been Loot,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

Edsar T. Wilscp, OF the New York Mail
and Express. was to have taken his dagrse
last eYrolrg as Master Mason in se!wsn
Grove Lodge at the Masonic Temple. His
father, st.phen B. Wilson. an iuHrm man OF
go years, came over from Newark to witness
tae ceremonies, but vac taken sick and died
just te'ore the ledge assembled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13
D1sAppsAYEp.-Haden Penn, prominent Law

D1sAPpEARED.-Haden Penn, prominent law
yer OF Fin;ss.le, Va, went to Clifton Forge On
Monday in an intoxicated condition snd regis.
tered at the Wickham Hcuse. During the nigh;
he was taken with dtlirium tremens ard before
any one cou.d stop him or even learn mis- intent
ran from the house, cl, only IN his night Cloth
ing. and continued his mai fl ght across the river
bridg, Diligent search wss a. once made, tHs he
has never BEEN seen or heard Of since, and it Il
believed that he plunged into the river and was
drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

Frank a. Herbert. democrat. was chosen
mayor of New Cate. Da.. lsss night by 8
major'ty If 67 votes. Mayor james q.
Manning and the entire democrstc ticket
ct Albany, N. Y, we're elected yesterday y
5000 msj ,rity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13
CIDsWALKs AND ALLEYS.

=
The 70 lowing law OF the city OF Alexar dria Il
pcb shei for the benefit Of all concerned and
notice given that its provisions WILL DO rigidIy
enforced. HENRY STRAUSS, Mayor
An act in relation to paving sidewsltss alloys.
1. Be it ordained by the City Council OF Alex
sndIis, That whenever any CT the sid VS. ks or
alleys shall need psy ng or rep iting it shsll bo
the duty OF the Superintendent of Police to )tify,
10 writing the owners or occupants OF the prop
erty ironing or bordering thereon to cause said
paving or repairing TO be INSIDE within ten days
after service OF said notice.
2. And II such owner or occupant shs fail 10
have such paving or ,epsirlng done sitter ha'l :
received ten days notes 60 TO dc, the person 80
falling shall bs LIABLE in sd iii1n 10 the co ts Of
Masking such paving or repairing, 10 fine Of Fl 20
dollars >or each days failure ssid fine to be re-
coversb,e before the Mayor OF the ii y Of Alex.
andii7.
g. That whenever such owner or occu; ant shsll
neglect or refuse to Rave tie lar ng done, as
above sptci d. it shall be the duty Of tho Super
intendent of Police to report sucb person or per.
sous to tho Mayer of the city o. begaud a
4. After the expiration OF twenty dsyI, in the
Gaze sid sidewalks alleys are not ra-ed or 70.
ptire1 By ths owners or occupants a'ort said, 1t
shall be the duty Of tho superln tendent OF Police
10 cauee the pavirg or rep, ling to be made st
the expense of the taid owners or occupants, ard
shall fl e the amount OF saii expenses With the
ERIK Of the Common Council. Who shall forth.
with make out and deliver t, the proper collector
OF taxes o. collection according to law, bills
against every such owner or ctcnIant for the
SIN uut Of said expenses ao13 1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday.
Brown against Satphin. Writ Of error
and supsrsadeas awarded to q ju5gmen,
rendered By The Circuit Court OF Roanoke
county at it's O,.ober term, 1891
Claiborne against Holland. Further ar.
gued and submitted.
Norris against Woods and otbers. Farther
argued and submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

Mr.. VIM. Sou,bstd. who resided at Hama
brough's mill, In Stafford county, was
found dead In hia bed last Sunday week.
Mr.. 8. lived alone, end vas about 80 yeara
old,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK, April 13.-1hs stock market was
still dull this morning tu! the activity Ia few
stocks caused by the special pressure to cell gave
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

A you.g Richmond bank clerk, recently IN. 7.
lied, WIN misappcopristed ST. 400 OF the banks
money, has left that city. His father male &c. d
the Lose,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

u Secolo Of R ,me reaHfrma the statement
that Archbishop Ireland, Of 81 Paul, Rim
haa bean appointed cardinal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13
Execution of a Murderer.

FREEHOLD N j., Aprn 13.-Louis Harriost
was executed here to-day Tor the murder
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. April 12-Cattle-
market stesdy good to choice s'e.rs s3.70s4 90.
COWS 81 90a2 so per 100 lbs. Eogs-market
stesdy rough ard ,ommon SD so. mixed ard
packers 81 6024 20, prime heavy ard butche =
| weights S4.75s4 50 psr 100 It's Shetp-market
steady nstives so Westerns So 20 %,
wethers 5000 per 100 lis. Lambs IS 25s
S7lh pr 100 l,g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. 4 pril / . -Beevcs
no trade feeling dull. Calves market etesdy;
veals S4s6 per 100 b.. Sheep and Lsmb;-msr-
ket steady; sheep Sc 25i rs, lambs 81 25ss per
100 bi. Hogs III ,rket nominal y finn at 81 60
&c. 25 per leo lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

EoR sALE-A VALUABLE CORNER PROP
l. ERTY, near Chr'et Church. For full partic-
u'ar Inquire of ALEX ,NDER eUTER, with
Wash. DanenhoHer, 134.h and s'reets. n. ",
Wa'hi g.on. D. G. sp13 3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13
BALTIMORE. April l3-virginia conscls =
do 10. 40s, =; do 81, Il ha72A.

2AIT1xoHr April 49, Flour steady and IN.
changed. Whest frmer; No Bred, spo: and pril
No 2 red 81 asked; Southern q1iet; Faitz 80 IS I;
Longberry 93s1OO Corn frmer mix ed spot and
April 47las47a4 May 465s ,46a4 jane 451bs
45aa July 45%.s46; steamer mixed 1875 bid
Southern frmer white 46s47a. yellow 47a4~.
Oata fl m: No p white Western SO 3S1a No .
mixed do "a l4s35. Eye quiet and steady No >
97has9 Hay firm; good to choice Timothy
$I4 50a15 so. Provisions steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

CHICAGO. Ap,i' 13.-10.50 m-Wheat- Nsy
SIS: Jniy Sl1ssS14. Co,n-@sy 403s s4O&. {;
July 3s7s Osts-May 2Sas; July 20. Pork
May $40 10; July $40 22A. LaId-Msy SIS 5s
Sc l 74R: July So 271a. Short ,ibs-Msy So SO; ;
July IS GIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-13

NEW YoRK, April 13.-Cotton -; uplsnds -
Orleans; fDturee steady. -Four insciise arc
etsy. Wheat active and firm. Corn quiet and
finn. Pork q1iet and 1T, sdy at 50 50aS11 so
Lsrd dull and essy a. ST 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-18

Republicans In Contrrep &c In Philadelphia
Talk tic Matter Over.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. ia conference OF
leading Republicans Of this city and State.
who are opposed 10 the return OF Matthew
Stanley Quay to the United States Senate.
was held to-day at the law office Of J. Levcrin:
Jones in the DreXel Building.
Besides Mr.. Jones. there were present
Charles Emory Smith. Representative Samuel
Iasch Of Schuyikiil county. Representative
John c, Cessna OF bedford. and Congressman
John Nai2a!i Of Pittsburgh. 1t Is understood
that jam"- McMnnes Of this city was to have
attended the conference but was prevent ed
from / eiuC present 10y reason Of illness.
IN. ~ en- discussed the Senatorial situation
thorougls. and it was decided t. take stops
Gs soon rs possible TO carry out the object OF
the conference and endeavor to persuade the
II the Legislature. that some
other man should be chosen to succeed Mr.
Quay.
to adopt Is not yet quite clear. 1t is under
stood that they will make no EFFORT TO prevent
the endorsement Of the Senator by the caucus
OF Philadelphia members Of tho lower House.
which is to DO held tomorrow. and IL Is we'll
known that any attempt in this direction
would meet with absolute failure
There is scarcely n doubt that all the NOM
bers from this city will 1T his meeting. with
perhaps one exception. pledge themselves to
vote for QUAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-18

He Had been Accused Of the Ruin OF u Ser.
xnnt Girl In HE Employ.

MogRrsTowN. Nov. 1.-THE trial OF the Rev.
Edwin c. Weeks. n Baptist minister. on
charge OF having caused the ruin OF Lena on
derdonk, was concluded this afternoon in the
Morris County Court. before Judge Chids
Tho girl accused Mr. Weeks OF being tho
father Of her child. which was born in May
last Mr. Weeks was pastor OF the Baptist
church In Butler W to last spring, when he
left there to take chaT-s OF church at Port
Monmouth.
Lena Onisrdonk was formerly domestic In
Mr.. Weekss cn.pIoy.
Mr.. Weeks sent his wifi nd three children to
Nav York on a visit. and on that day he H.
vted her to cal! at Tho parsonage In the
He wrote her note in which lie told her to
enter ihs parsonage By Il" rear gate and TO
come before wa G5r''S% scks When she ar ar
door for her aud told herto accompany him to
"a 2d,o inl this was bedroom, and Miss on
dcrionk alleged MAT i was in this room that
Mr. Weeks ACCOMPLISHED her ruin. although
she resisted him.
Uominis Weeks mad" genera denial to the
his family at IL. Aone" Il the Rev, Mr., Hard
ing Of h3r' % ,Gs II hrsos y; III.
Eronklyu Bapti,t Church cprrohoratcd Sir.
WceEs as to his beng Ia Brooklyn Al. that
II offset this the u. ,arptior called as wit
nessss Fdwar.t ara !, !. Bali pr1pr!etors o! IL
livery stable m fu'I"r
nssnul. phevsa Wr. Wcck- 20 10 tio railroad
station aud place his vile and children on
board Train, and 'hsn r"'Hrn ~ ). narson-
rag- at their stable 70 convey his family to
III. case was glYcn 70 the, iury, Last evening.
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