davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-08-23
Der 0tktatOr petxoto.
Die StaOt GiO SaneirO inter ltrenz
ger Wilitdrberrldaft.
Der bafen inter 8epahun9 pom
~Rrte9sihtfsb6ten.
gle 71rFHe eRtnnPlt.
SC ~ ODrf, %. Q(tq.

Spe3iaI6epeide Der rBorIb" bon G;o
SQneirp: Die Stabt ltebt inter WfllttGr7
berrl9aft, un6 9eigoto8 0e6eimpoli3ei lit
ouentbalben. 9o8 broIilianiide Rrie8sz
i6iff yGnnitant" lit bon ~lIruguap 5uriids
beOrbert, unb Der 6afen miro bon 8Oten
Der 8rtegSihiffe abpatrouilItrt; Die Staot
bat bo5 Nu5ieben zines WttIitGrlagerS, uno
geitern Wuroc Der &rtegSminiiter in 9rOBter
@tle gum 8rGitbenten g~erufen.
2(uf 8efebl 9eirotos 1T cine Qn3abI bon
@efangenen in 6rei6ett 8eieBt pOrben.
Die 8reiie wirb ftreng iiberlDa5t, un0 Der
8rdiiOent 8eirotO lGBt iib auf feline I'M
t%erreoungen Elm, in0em CT ia9t, oaB er in
Ben Ser. Staten uno in europa feline
etgenen Organe bat.
8eiroto's Treunbe iagen, 6aB fein grunb
5u irgenb pelcbcr Nufregung D~orbanOen
lit, u1rb crtI6ren, baB bic llnruben BON
8eirotO's Tetn6en abii6tIi9 in Scenc gez
Iebt muroer.
Die Gesterun9 ocrii6ert aus enti9iez
0enite, baB SaratDa, troB allen 8ebaup<
tungeu bonn @egentbeil, tobt lit. 9ie
lleberbleibiel Der 1tebeQen in 9tio 0ranbe
30 Sui flilc6ten ii6 iiber bic 9ren3e, OBJ
gleib man tpeiB, baB nob cine itarfe Q(bz
tbeiIung in Der gtG6e BON Solebab iteDt.
, 1894-08-23
uOtbleiOeuOe Streiker.
OieieIben meroen pom Ser Southern
pactfic 8ahn5eieuihaft ouf
oas hdrteite perfoI9t.
Die miIothGti9feit Ger Sir9er Don 10. Oafs
lano in 2niprub 9enommen.
Oatlanb, Sol, %. 9(ug

Grob nuer 8ebauptu10en bonn @e9enz
tbetl, fGbrt Bic Soutbern 8actfic 8abnz
geieuibaft 6ebarrli6 fort, bic 600 Berioz
nen in @elt OofIanb, pelcbe fiir5ltb
itreiften, 3u DerfOI9en. Wte3rcre Mtt9lie6er
Der q. 81, II. bericbten i6re Grfabrln8en,
aus Oenen 6crpOr8ebt, boB Die @iicrlbobn
ibre 9oltung ae9en Die Gtretfer nicbt MIR
NIGHT 9ednbert bat, iOnOcrn in ibrem
Sample gegen oieiel6en arcb erfolQrcic6 lit.
Der 3Dei8perein BET 8abnarbeiter in
0eit Oatlan0 lit oouitdnbi9 6emoraliiirt,
unO Die Wit9lieoer beiielben itn6 sur %lIuterz
itiibun9 tbrer 6amilicn auf bic MiIbtbati8z
felt Ser 8ilrgcr bon Ooflano angetpieleu,
pdbrenO ie iclbit Deriuhen, 8ei6aftigun0
3u finben. @intgen lit cS ~9elungen, 2lr6eit
Bel @ei6dftsleuten SIT ftnben, lpelc6e Don Der
8abngeieai6aft unabbGngig iinb, pGbreno
anOere, pelhe BEL Sirmen 8elbaftigung
fanben, tpeIbe nit Der Soutbern 9ocific
8abn 81 t1un baben, iofort ipieOer cntlaiicn
wurOen, ais Die 8abnperWattUug OaOon
&enntntB er6telt.
, 1894-08-23
DoIIenoun9 zines itolihen Giien,
babnnebes.
Die oa3u nod fehIenoen 8ahnen ouf Dem
We9e Der 5parosperiteiaeruuq err
morben.
81 10 9 prt, %. 9(ug.


6. 9. Goi6cr, Der 8oritber Der u&i9z
mOnb terminal Reorganization, bat bel
einem 53mangsuerfauf bic OrfOr6 unO
G%larfSptue, unb bic GlarfSpile unb 0lort6z
GorOltna=8a6 fir ben Betra9 Der barauf
Iaitenben S6ulben g~etauft. l1nter Gbnz
li9cn ltmitGnben bat Sober au3 Die
g8eitern 9tortb Carolina, unb bic 9tortbs
i~peftern gtortb Garolinabobn an itcb gez
bradbt. 0fit bieien BerfGufeH lit Sic Cite
Ser .3pan9SOsrfdufe, pelbe gum 3tpede
Der Reorganization itattfanben, ab9ez
i6toiien, unO Oiele ieBt a%n9ctauften 8abs
men perben elm 3beiL beS Iiiblicben Gtien3
ba6nnebeS. Die 0eltern Nortb Carolina
8abn lit Sa5 Derbinbenbe @tieb 3pii9cn
Der Hicbmonb uno 0anpiue, unb Der Sat
Geuneiiee, 8ir8inia unb @eor8ta>8 abnen.
, 1894-08-23
Die Nbrednun9 itimmte niht.
Cine betr6btlihe Snmme fat in Sie County
fafe, in Ole et9ene Gaide 9eflofen.
Ranias Gtt0, %. Q(ug.

" >" - w. y 49," ~N"SS
Qout eincm gcitern bon Dem iaboerz
itGnOigen 8u96oIter Slater benz @ouutD9
gcridt por8elegten 8ericbte, febIen Dem
6riebensricbter 8oB IS. 2atibop in ieiner
N6rebnun9 nit Dem County So, O66. 90.
Gor ettpa einem Wonote macbte 2atibotp
cine Getie nacb europa, uno mabrenO
iciner Nbpeienbeit t0ucbten oQerlei 0e7
ru6te iber &ritmmbeiten, 6eren er itc6
lcbulOi9 9emacbt BADEN ioute, auf, 10 baB
iblieBli6 cine 1lnteriubun9 an9eOrbnct
puroe. QtuS Dem 9eitern BON benz Sacbz
D%eritGn6igen OOr8clegten 8ericbte gebt berz
Dor, 6aB er @etbiummen, pelcbe BON litbera
Iicben Srauen5immern alS Strafen be5abIt
lporben tparer, nibt ab9eliefert bate.
2atiba!D ielblt pei9ert iicb, Darilber ir9eno
ipeIcbe Mittbeilungen 81 macben.
, 1894-08-23
UelegraphiH&e Oepe1&en.
Die AuruBem lit Golunbiel1.
Die Re9terun9struppen nebmen Sen
Rebel4en etne Gaoun9 Munition
meg.
2gttentat anf oen prd7oenten pom Dene5ueIa.

Stem Oorf, %. &ug.
Bon Savanna piro burb cine Special
oepeibe 9emeloet, ouB ein Correspondent
in GjuapaqutL bic Ottttbeiluug mac6t, baB
Die peruantiben GcbelIen, tpeId6e iicb nadb
Der 0tiebcrIage BET GumbaS nab Ecuador
fliidteten, ii4 in Santa 9foia 8eiammelt
baben, un6 Inn 8eritdrtungen uuo &or>
rGtbe auSlen0cn.
Son 8uenaoentura Dtrb gemeloet, 6aB
Die unruben in Gancla6 unteroridt iino,
uno oaB 0ie columbii6en Gruppeu cine
fitr Die Rebeuen beitimmte 2abung W{Iniz
ton erbeutet baben.
Yon GrinibaO mirb bert9tet, baB iicb
BORT cine QLbtbeilung 9teboluttonGre eingez
ibitft bat, un it3 auf ben 6~liiiien Srinoco
Hno Ofeta mach @olOmbien SIT be9eben.
Gon Caracas, 8ene5uela, fommt Sic
W}ittbeilung, boB Elm Neriucb gema5t
nurbe, ben BrGiioenten Grespo pernittelit
elmer ODnamttbombe um5ubringen, 0oB
aber Der 3inber ben 9ienlt D%eria9te, unb
baB Der 2lttentdter in 9ait genOmmen
mur0e.
, 1894-08-23
DerIan9t before DermaItune.
Die mo0enperwoIter DER u1TTort9ase Grut
Co" 9rober uodIddi9feit beiduloiot.
81 e 10 81 +. %. 9[ud

SIN 8un6es>& retsgeribt pur6c geitern
cine 8ittiArift eingerei3t, 6amit Samuel
81. Sarpi5 un6 Rolano st. Gonfltn ibre3
2lntte5 ais WaiienDerpalter Der SaroiSs
@Ontlin'i6cn vWOrt9age Iruit &c." entz
boben tperben m0ge,
9ieier SAritt pur6e bon Ser Trau Glt=
iabetb @ornett peranlaBt; Oieielbe lit cine
Gn9LdnoeriE uno 8eltberiu bon ShuIoz
lcbeinen Der @eieuihaft, mcGcbe, ibrer 8e7
hauptun8 nab, BON ben Observation-Disclosures
in be0entIiditer QBeiie m%iBOerwaltet mirb.
, 1894-08-23
Oo0esfGue

wur6en beute 8Orwitto8 i'm 0eiuno6eit8s
amt iuic iol8t angcmclOet:
G6arle5 &oite3fa, / S. i Sc, Il Guan5
Court.
Morri5 q8a8ner, 10 81, 17O 9eaOpen
Ctr.
ella Do. Moeller, 8 Sc, 254 Sunicn
Q(pe.
Wiuie goDl5, 6, 0}., Il Bingham Ctr.
6enriette 2an8e, II Sage, 342 g8.
Wfonroe Str.
, 1894-08-23
2(ues ruhi9 in 211itteIamerifa,
flur Ole Stelun9 Ger 6eitIidfett in uicora=
qua 9iebt DeranIafung gu 8efirdz
tunoen.
g e N Nprf. %. Q[ua.

Bon San Sole, Gotta silica, mirO Der
gg8orlo" tele8ropbirt, OaB bic 8ericbte
uber 3erpirfntiie 3~milchen sofia Rlca
uno aroeren INSTRUMENTATION Staten,
neil biele benz &unoe ntcbt beitreten mol
len, aut llnmabrbeit beruben. lleber Die
S1euHn8 Der @ciilicbfett treffen aus Silica
ra9ua bernrubigenoe Nadr;6tsn elm.
, 1894-08-23
~6ufammeniturS elmer 0rube.
6ebn 4rbeiter perf6iittet, pier oerielben nm.
9efommerI.
0uranoD, W9er., %. Qua.

2luS benz 2amireno 8e5irf, ~iibtpeitlicb
bon Der Stabt, pirb ein 0rubenun9litd be-
ri6tet; in elmer ber 0rubeu bat Elm Gtnz
itur3 itattgefunoen, tpOOurb 3ebn 2lrbeiter
OericbIttet purben. SecbS berieLben uurs
ben Iebenb 6eraufgei6afft, abcr bic anberen
tparen tobt, alS tie au~fgeiun6en purOen.
Ser 8etriebsoirettor Der @rube tpuroe, pie
es bel ben b~ortigen 8cb0rben in iolden
6Guen @ebraucb lit, in 6aft genOmmen,
bis 6urb cine unteriubun9 bic llriabe 6es
l1ngliifS ermittelt ietn miro.
, 1894-08-23
Abnohme Ger 5orbeb0lser,
11ur nod fir flint Jobre porratb porhanoen.
90 ai6ington II, %. Qlug.

Ser amerifoniicbe GonluG gSiuiams i'll
San Sole, sofia Silica, beribtet an 0aS
StaatSoepartement, baB in SOIge Der
Nusfubr BON Tarbeb0l5ern -
$4,000 bis 10000 3cnnen iGbrltcb bas
idmmtliche brauhbare 6ol3 iunerbalb Der
nGcbitcn finf Sabre abgei6lasen ietn tpirb.
IS gtebt i'm Snneren nocb groBe Gorratbe
aber oaliclbe fam Der boben Grams
pOrtfoiten we9en ntbt forlgsibafft tperbcn.
Die Jtegierung bat tir5li6 einen 9usfubrz
3ou bon einem Dollar Die Come altf 9elbz
DDls uno an6ere Tarbeb0I5er gele9t.
, 1894-08-23
Oiebn1drft.

2(uf benz Dieiigen &iebmarft betrug Sic
Dcutiae 3nTHDr: 10000 Sc1Deine, 10000
Stiif &iHOOieb UnO 5000 Scbofe. Der
S6mcinemortt mar 6clebt; 8reiic be6aups
tetcn lib, ScblOere S9wsiue bracbtcn
5,25@5.90, l9hDere uuO lcicbte ourdbeinz
moer 5.l5l@3.75, lejcbte 5.l595.7O, iogez
nonnte pYig9" 3.50(05.15. Wtorgen err
parIct man cine 3ufubr pon 10000 Gtii6.
&inboteb palsfclt unp SAafe Oe8gIejdbeu.
, 1894-08-23
8eabfhti9te Gonferen5 Ger Streifer
uno 5obrifanten.
rpie cs hei6t, wollen ii4 Ole Gebteren nidt
oaran betheiIi9en.
q 10 8e6forb, M}oI1., 23. @ug.

81 10 8e6f Or6, W{aII., %. Plug.
Ser 8~iir9ermeilter 8rotpneu bat Die
W}itglie6er 6e5 neutrality-suspicious. cinge7
LADEN, beute Nbeno Der GonfererS Der
Strejfer un0 6abrtfanten bej3umobnen.
Die 2(rbeitcrlefretGre baben bei6loiien, iicb
etn5ufinoen. Die 6abrifanten %perDcn, mic
beiBt, Die GinIabung nicbt beriiditcbtigen.
SIS Djrb bericbtet, baB Die NIfieber in Der
8cnnett & Columbia 6obrif Den 8efcbl err
balten BADEN, lid am O}ontag Mor9cn
gum 9tcnit 81 mcl0en, obcr Die 8eamten
tOeigern lidb, Die Nabribt 3u belt&tjgcn,
, 1894-08-23
Der oemofrotifd9e Staats=G onpent,
Don oen rew potfer Dertretern erh6It
GammanY 6a4 5wet Drittel.
sc 10 q prf, %. Q(uq.

@s berLautete 9eitern Qben6, 6aB Gamz
manp 6au nit Ser Staatsbemofratie iiber
Die @ertrctung anf 6em bemofratii6en
GonDent, mclber am 25. Septelnber in
Saratoga itottfinbet, gu elmer 8ereinbaruns
9etommen lei. 9uno6 iou GommanD BON
ben n~eut3i9 0elegaten bon Stem yorf spei
Orittel erbatten. Sebe Sette mGblt Die
ooue .3abl, un6 bon. bieler iolen 3tpei
9rittel GammanD ur6 Elm 9rittel Die
StaQtSoemofratie pertreten.
, 1894-08-23
0efdoh ibm red1t.
Gtne fdeu6Iide mIOrothot fdnea eerddt.
Qouiiiaua, O2o., %. 9(uo.

Ser am Salt Hiper pobnenoe Sarmer
OStor 8urgban bat ben Subrmonn Sobn
Srbb eribolien. SrbD fam in 8urgbon's
Nbpeienbeit in 6elien Wobnung, lamb feline
Trau oIIetn i'm ISauie, un6 nit Dorgebal>
tener Yiitole 3pang er iie, iib ieinen 2Iiten
81 er9eben. Qtls Bur9ban bie.S hanbt6at
erfubr, lu0 ct ictn @etDebr unb lucbte SrbD
auf; CT 1raf i'm auf Der Cambridge unb
itre6te i'm burcb einen ScbuB to6t nie0er.
9arauf iteute er ii6 iOfOrt ben 8ebOr6sn.
, 1894-08-23
Stretferunrubeu.
Der 5abrer mo Ole Grgfen S9reter perhaftet.
~, %. @ne.

Sn 8crbin6ung nit benz &obIengraberz
Streif baben ernitlibe l1nruben ltatt8efunz
BEN ltnO mebrere @ruben iino bon Den
Streifern icblper beibdOi9t >pOrOen.
9onalbion, Der Silbrer Der Streifer, ltn6
flint anoere 8eri0nen. tpelcbe itb bel ben
ltnruGen b~elonoerS 0erOortbaten, iinO Der
baftet tporber.
, 1894-08-23
Drummer Steuereinnehmer.
Die 8Irsen weroen oen 5ehIbetra9 eriebcr
miiIien.
@anaufte, 8. s., %. Qtug.

Ser Steuereinnebmer Der Ortlhaft
TtatIan6s, Sreberid QS. Gunfen, bat es
berobiGumt, benz Superpilor 9tp6er oie
Summe bon $1,000 ab3ultefern, lDelcbe ct
fouectirt bate unb Die 6oI9e mar, OaB cine
G(Qge eingeleitet ipurOe, I'M bic 8iirgcn
beS Stcuerbeomten, 0cnrD uub German
2cbmon, 81 3pin9en, ben TebIbetrag gu er@
leken.
, 1894-08-23
0efahren oes 5wetrd0es.
Gin iun9er ularn ourA oos 8erfen ser
Pnenmatifben Raoihiene fetues 6peis
races erbIinoet.
Seller Sn6,,
%. Q(uduit. {

0Dmon Starts, Ser 8tpan3igid6rigc So6n
bcs Or. SloQh G6OmaS, be5 DIRECTORS be5
iitOli6en a3ucbtbauie5 bon Sno;ana, err
bIinoete geitern in 6otge OeS 8eriten3 Der
Observation-Disclosures "ietnes .3pcirabeS.
Starts befano iicb auf Dem Bege nacb Dem
20 WEellen %entfernten Gorboon, ais pl0Bz
ltb Der &uftbebdl1cr ieiucS 8o6cS erpIoz
bi~te; lacbocm ct etnen nelen 8ebQlter orz
gebracbt un0 0n8efangen bate, bcnleLbeu
auf5ublalel1, plaBte qucb 6ieier, unO Stidc
Der Jtaolcbtene flOgen ibm in beioe 2lugelt.
Die SoI9e oaoOn tDar, oaB er g6n3ltc6 err
DItnbete.
, 1894-08-23
Sbwer perlekt.
Gin 8Iterer mann oas Opfer Our69ehenoer
Pierce.
Roffpr6. @Q.. 23. 9Ino.

s. O. Miup aus Oregon, Der 8ater bes
S~taatSanmalteS IS. 6. 2tIoD in Gbicago,
puroe bel Dem 9urc98eDen ictneS Sc
lpanne5 aus benz Wagen 9eiuoricn. gS
nur6cn ibm 6urcb ben Stur5 brei &jppen
ge6rocben unb ouBer0em tru9 ct mb innere
GerleBun9en oopon, 9tlap befinOet iib in
Dor9criiGtcm glitter unb iejn 3ultano lit elm
lc9r be0enflider.
, 1894-08-23
Der Republic freunOIid 9eiinnt.
Oabin fpridt fi9 Ger popft in eiren S9rei=
ben ans.
Bari8, %. Q(uq.

Scr 9apit bat Gurquet, Dem frIbercn
ltnterItaatS iefretdr, elm S6reiben 8ugeben
laIieu, i'll tpelcbem ct feline NnbdngLi6fett
an 6ie fransoiiicbe ~0tepWbIit auSipri4t.
, 1894-08-23
6ro6es K~oblenla9er.
DaReIbe 1T nur flint meiIen pom Ger Stoot
e%ntfernt.
O9 0 II NJ o +, Su., %. Q(ug.

Die Gntbedung zines iteb3cbn SUB md69
ti9en 8obtenIagers bat bier cine gemoltige
A~ufregun9 berDorgerufen. 0aS SOblenz
lager befinOct iib filnf Wfeilen iiOOitli6
BON Der Stabt auf benz @runobeltB zines
WtonneS 9tam;enS 8romn.
, 1894-08-23
Stdoti1des,
Oas Wetter.

Spttter &tetue, rs @ai6ington Str,
beribtet fir Gbicago Ote fol8enoen 8aroz
meter un6 G6ermometeritGnDe:
I'm 8 l1br Wtorg. n Or, nm 9 u6r "A
ST., nm 10 ll6r "A @r., um II lGbr rs
@r.,,um II l1br rs 0r. 8arometeritan6
UNI 8 ubr Mfor9. 29.45, II ltbr 29.40.
, 1894-08-23
Shifsnddrtbten
Sn DER 1Iocbt qemeloet:

~ Vet ~tuuQI SeIIeloeI'
gteopel-o lfefor" BON Stem gorf,
8remen- r98eier" bon Stem Yorf.
southampton - 8eunlano" bon SEEM
gorf, OPoriS" BON g}elp yOrf.
Qonoon-v Otaliabuietta~ Don NepOorf.
MISREPRESENTATION" bon 8oIton.
9amburg-pStbeQO bon Stem gOrf.
Peute 9emeIoet.
Stem gorf-r2mer" bon Bremen.
8OtterOam: o&OtlerOom BON Stem
gOrf,
Stem yOrf.
SOut9ampton: columbia" BON
g iperpoOl: rSnOtona" BON 8uItiz
more.
~@enua: r@erro" bon Stem gort.
8remen y2abn" bon Stem gorf.
, 1894-08-23

ng~ Sir SAmoper, Sri. Sop Tronf5,
@uitoo S9cibner, Sttilie Scmler, Trie6z
rib @rOte, geb. in Mcdlcnburg, uno fir
&Oetin9 lte9en 8riefe ouf ser Sffice b. 81.
, 1894-08-23
I(od1 Dem Krie9sfhaupIate,

Im ndafen monto9 iollen neun Krie9sffife
pou Rroritoot naf Dem Stiaen O5ean
ob9eheu.
8erltn, %. 2tug.
IS Spiro berjc6tet, baB am q. 2luguit
nelln rrlitl9e &rie85icbiife BON 3ronitaot
nah benz StiQen O3ean abgeDen werben.
, 1894-08-23
Nebmeu pullman 1T Sdub,
1nehrere 5eu9eu MAIDEN 9initi9e
Qusfa9en fir oen pqlaftwa9en=
R6nto.

Die benti9e sibuno Der streif=G ommifiion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-19
FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
WASHINGTON, Mar. 10, 1894.

~ AOliI<dkOSi MAJ III to"f'
1t is given out that more pressure,
Senatorial as well as Representative, is
being brought to bear upon the Presi.
dent in favor of the seigniorage bill
than he was ever before subjected to-
Whether this statement is made to pre-.
pare the public for its approval or to
stimulate the efforts of its opponents is
unknown.
The Senate finance committee agreed
to-day to have their amended tariff bill
printed tonight and to report it to the
Senate tomorrow. AS amended there
will be some change in the sugar SEIZED
ule. but a western democratic Senator
said to-day that when the bill snail be-
come law, if ever that shall be, all
sugar will be on the free list.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Hutton in
troduced petition for the relief of Mrs.
A. T. Blick of Dinwiddie county, Va; al
so an amendment to the sundry civil bill
appropriating S1040 to pay Theodore
iced for loss sustained by the purchase
of a confiscated house and lot in Alex
andria during the war.
In the House to-day Mr.. Bankhead
gave notice that at the earliest oppor-
tunity he would ask the House to take
up and pass the bill for the purchase OF
lot for the proposed new government
printing office.
AS regularly as the years roll around
charges against the coast survey and
against Mr. Colonna, one of the chief
officers thereof, are made and brought
to the attention of Congress, but just as
regularly are they found to have NO
substantial foundation. Mr.. Colonna
halls from Accomack county, Virginia.
The famous Judge Riley, who is from
the same county, says he has known
him all his life and his name in Cullony.
Congressman Meredith called at the
White House to-day to see when del
egation from Fredericksburg to invite
the President to visit their town on the
occasion of the dedication of the Mary
Washington monument would be re-
ceived. He was informed that Satur-
day next at one o'clock would be as
good time as any other.
The sub committee of the House mil
itary committee agreed to-day to report
favorably two bills granting a right OF
way so feet in width to the Washing
ton, Alexandria and Mt. Vernon Elec-
trio Railway Company and the Poto-
mac and Great Falls Railway Company
through the Arlington reservation.
Among the nominations the Presi-
dent to-day sent to the Senate were the
following: George r. Nixon to be post
master at Ashland, and Frank J.. Nor
ris at Leesburg, Virginia, and Chas. M
Busbee, Raleigh, North Carolina.
Race horse people here say that no agree
ment was reached here last Saturday. i'll re
spect of the race track near Alexandria. aud
that there will be no general racing on tina
track before next fall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-19
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Millionaire II. B. Ives, of New Ha-
we'd Conn, who recently became insane,
died to-day
Commodore William d. Whiting, re-
tired, Of the United States navy, died
this morning ut his residence in New
York, aged 20 years.
Admiral Da CANA and about seventy
Of his officers left Rio yesterday on
board two Portuguese warships 1t is
believed that they will be put ashore at
Montcdideo.
During performance in theatre at
Iucca, Italy, last evening, gentleman
upon entering his box found in the door
way bomb with a lighted fuse. He
seized the burning fuse and by crushing
it in his hand put out the fire.
The five-story brick building at Pala-
thorpe and Huntingdon streets, Phila-
delphia, occupied by four textile manu-
facturers was destroyed by fire this
morning. The loss aggregates 125,0OO
dollars, of which $4,000 is on the
building.
The most disastrous cyclone in the
history of that section of the Indian
Territory swept over the Choctaw
Nation yesterday morning. Telegraphic
wires were blown down in every direc-
ton and it is known that some lives
have been lost and number Of resi-
dences wrecked.
Just as church services were about to begin
at Ottawa Ills, yesterday, a bolt Of lightning
struck the spire of ST. Columbia Roman Catho-
lie Church, tearing away hundreds Of states
and shingles, and splitting the brickwork. A
stampede followed, but no one was hurt.
The jury in the Ratcliii-Jackson killing
case ut Kosciusko, Miss, broughtin verdict
this morning that Ratcifi' is not gully.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

The Union depot at Denver, Col, was
totally destroyed by fire yesterday
morning, the loss being 100000.
A murder and suicide occurred YES.
terday in the Church OF the Immaculate
Conception at Oakland, Cal, while the
congregation was present. John Brady.
house painter, shot and killed his
wife, Mary, while she was telling her
beads in front of the altar Then be
turn ed the revolver on himself and put
bullet in his brain. The murdered
woman had just been divorced from
him because of his dissolute habits.
Six children are left. Brady had fire..
quently threatened to take her life
since she had obtained divorce.
In Washington yesterday there was
rumor current which brings into
prominence in the Breckenridge trial
another party, quiet woman who has
been suffering in silence through it all,
and sympathy is freely expressed for
the wife, who, it is said, contemplate
bringing suit for divorce after these
pending matters arc settled. Attention
is called to the fact that while the secret
marriage with Mrs. Wing occurred on
April 90, 1893, the relations between
Miss Pollard and Colonel Breckenridge
continued, according to testimony al
ready before the court, until May L.,
nearly three weeks after that secret
marriage.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The widow CT Peyton Moore died in
Loudoun county last week, in the Goth
year OF her age.
The Governor has appointed e. P.
Keerfoot, of Martinsville, member of
the State Board of Pharmacy to sue
coed c. B. Fleet, whose term had ex-
pired.
The contract for building the new
courthouse for Loudoun county was
on Saturday awarded to Norris Broth
ers, of Leesburg. There were many
bidders.
The Court of Appeals will not con-
slider the application tor writ of man
damus of the local optionists of Staun-
ton until their sess ion at Staunton in
September.
Mr.. John T. Coakley, former resi-
dent of Fredericksburg, died in Phila-
delphia on Friday. He was gallant
Confederate soldier, serving in Compa-
ny A, Both Va. Regiment
Several of the oldest conductors on
passenger trains of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway have been dismissed, it is
alleged, for carrying passengers without
tickets. They were detected by spot
tiers, it is said.
Mr. Harrison Osburn died at his
home, near Purcellville, Loudoun coun-
ty, on Saturday. He was in the sixty
fifth year of his age, prominent farm
er and owner of large tracts of lands.
His disease was pneumonia. He leaves
a wife, but no children.
Capt. John Tayloe died at his resi-
dence Friday night in Baltimore, aged
about 50 years. He was gallant
member of the Ninth Virginia Cavalry,
and brave soldier. He was a native
of King George county, and leaves a
wife and two children. The funeral
took place from st. Georges Church,
Fredericksburg, to-day.
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thing / cannot explain
Miss Pollard then told of how she and
Col. Breckenridge walked around Gin
cinnati and how they came TO 60 to Lex
ington, of which she had told on Friday
She told of the bogus telegram to her
at the college, purportiug to be from
her mother, telling Miss Pollard to
come home. This had been sent, she
presumed, by Col. Breckenridge. They
went to Lexington on the train togeth-
er, she under the pretense that she was
going home to Frankfort. When they
arrived at Lexington they went to
Sarah Cess designation house, and re-
NAMED there that night, when Col.
Breckenridge accomplished his purpose.
When Col. Breckenridge had secured
his desire, he asked her (said Miss
Pollard) why she had refused him the
day before.
"Did you know you were at an assig-
nation house ?" asked Mr.. Butter
worth.
"Mr. Butterworth," was the answer,
Il never heard that word before-I did
not know what it meant until Mr..
Breckenridge accomplished his purpose,
Then he told me of it and great many
other things l did not know"
At this point Judge Bradley ordered
recess until l:l5.
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MONDAY EVENING. MAR 10, 1894.

"THE YEARS that have sped with
their doubts and their truth since the
war between the States have sadly
married the memory of a correspondent
in another column. That war was
fought, by the South, for constitutional
rights, the principles taught by the text
books used by General Longstreet when
q student at West Point for home rule
and to repel invasion. In respect of
slavery, ii would still be in existence
so far as the L. :. A., Mr.. Lincoln and
the then republican party are concern
ed. if the South had made IL the condl-
ton of surrender at any time during
the possibility of success. The war
abolished slavery, but it did not obllt-
crate the love of home rule and the
natural feelings engendered by kinshp
old associations and mutual suherings.
Nor did it induce, of all who wore the
gray. more than score, ifso many, TO
ioin the party that made ignorant
negroes the political, and that tried to
make them the social equals of their
old masters That destroyed the gov
ernments of the States of the South,
and made those States military districts;
that drove State Legislators out of their
State houses at the point Of the bayonet;
that held elections in the South super
vised by federal officers andin the pres
ence of {. s. troops that ten years
after the war stole the votes of southern
States in order 10 retain control of the
government. and that only a year or
two ago tried TO reinilict upon the
South the horrors of reconstruction by
the Force bill. General Eonstreet,
though an old man now, has not the
honor. love, obedience and hosts Of
friends" that we'll spent life would
have secured. but he would have been
allo.eed 10 rest ia his scar and yellow
leat, II he had no6 gone out of his way
10 speak disparagingly of General Early
when he heard Of the latter's recent
death