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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19

AGAINST LIQUoR DEALERs.-The
New York Press to-day says Mgr. Sa-
TOLL, the apostolic delegate, has just
rendered decision condemning the
liquor traffic. He approves Of the ex-
pul-on Of liquor dealers from Catholic
societies
This remarkable decision was called
forth by an appeal from the ruling Of
Bishop Watterson, OF Columbus. Ohio.
During the last Lenten season Bishop
Natterson addressed letter to the
clergy and laity OF his diocese, dealing
wholly with the temperance problem
Bishop Watterson said:
Il hereby withdraw my appreciation
from any and every Catholic society in
this diocese that has liquor dealer or
a saloon keeper at its head or anywhere
among is officers and suspend every such
society itself from the rank ana privileges as
= Catholic SOCIETY until 1t coasts % be 50 Of
iiccred No one who is engaged either as
principal or agent in the manufacture or sale
OF Intoxicating liquors should be admitted 10
mt III 3er-hip."
one Of the societies laid the matter for
mally before Mgr SstoIli To this appeal the
apostolic delegate has Just responded. He
sustains the position Of Bishop Watteron,
| aud says
".The liquor traffic, especially rs conducted
here in the United States, IS the source OF
much evil. hence the bishop was acting with.
in his rights in seeking to restrict it. There
fore, the apostolic delegate sustains Bishop
Wattersons action and approves Of his circu
lar and regulation concerning saloons and the
expulsion of saloon keepers from membership
in Catholic societies"
Rev. Alexander P Doyle of the Paulist
Fathers and general secretary OF the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union Of America said that
the declaration Of the Apostolic delegate is the
most important ever pronounced by the
church in this country. and he thought its
elect would be far-reacnlpg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19
FOREIGN News

RoME. Jaly i4-Tae .rial Of lie =
archis.. Paul L@gs. :or attempting -
Kill Premier C.iSpi g NJ WIS rid;n-
carriage On rs VIZ 70 TIE CaG--e-
Q: Deputies Of June Ism. t@=11 q
day. The pri=oue. upon b@ias 2--z:-z-
81 SAID that he wzs animated il = =.
tempt upon Signor C-ispi's lie much -
by hatred Of Crisp personally ,a-- --
was BY desire 70 strike a. the ca.7.
powerful society. II I failed 70
hin ne said. with laugh. " va-a.
ny fault" The prisoner made : -.
o.ou= defense OF anarchy and oonc-ri=.
his speech by saving: i aoT aws.:
your vsrdic:. II you give c-s.:s.
sentence there i always sore oae
ready 70 avenge his b.eth-en-.7
France or America.
LONDON. July l9.-Tae Emnsr3r d:
Germany having expressed des.-= %
see me |. :. cruiser Chicago. tae &i1i-
ral,y have sent 81 Invitation 70 Adm
ri Ber1an 70 De present with rs -?
On ne occasion OF ne Coves .eca..a.
hich ihe Kaiser vii attend.
Eo-SBUgGE. July 19-Tne cog-: L..
granted 3 divorce separating Nj C.aei
Alexander from his wife. L2dy D.4aa
Alexander. daughter Q: the Ear Q: e
liag.9n. The decree was granted %
tie husband on Jae ground Q: L.Sv.:es
iLddel!ty.
LONDON. July ia di=p4;ca :.gm
Washington 70 news agency here
s:ates that PreSiden: Cleveland has q.
tered 10 mediate between CANA All
japan in the Korean question.
LONDON. July ia peculiar expo
sou occurred OF board 9 eoye-1meat
vessel engaged in blowing up 81 Ga
wreck in the Solent this morning. ST.
Ing seven men and injuring several 9TH
ers.
BzEL.S. July "a woman who 4-..Te,
here f:on s.. Petersburg was seized ME-
@.iechole'a yesterday.
PA2t> July ID ,Io,v4ql says tbs.
cor Bonghi. member OF the italian Chs
oi Deputies recently mad an interview 4i
Presiaen; ca>imi.-Pe:iev aud has reported
me President =: SAYING that ne wou,a
c ne . reconciliation between I;a,y
france. especially IS !, Is possible ~;
Triple s'lianee viii 10: be renewed ovias.'
the PEACEFUL condition OF Eq5op4
PAEiS Jane 19--The anai int@rnea: ot..e
BODY 9th late President CaTnor took
this morning at the Pantheon, where j: 81
5@en r-stins. temporary. in 5 vault: Thetoiy
" s plscedbeside taa. of the la.e P.,>ide.
grandfather. Lazare Garnet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19

The PLAGUE IN CHISA.-Repor;s
have been received at the Marine Hospi-
tai Bureau in Washington from the
consuls at Hong Kong and Canton re-
garding the prevalence OF the plague in
those cities. Consul Seymour writes
from Canton that the deaths from May
lst to June 9th in Hong Kong were
more than one thousand, including two
or three foreigners, while Consul HUT.
of Hong Kong, gives them at 81 for
three weeks ending June 9th. The
deaths in Canton during the prevalence
OF the plague since the last Of February
are reported at 10000, and all victims
were natives. Hong Kong and Can
ton are both treated as infected ports
The following telegram has been re
ceived from Assistant Surgeon Mckone.
at Tacoma, in response to directions to
investigate reports brought By the
Victoria of cholera in Canton Vie
toria officials say reports about Can
ton unfounded. Plague exists at Hong
Kong; death rate forty-three per day
Reports of cholera false
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19

Mr. PrLL@AS'7 striking employees
are now begging that gentleman TO
take them back at the same wages they
we're receiving when they voluntarily
abandoned their work But the man
vino ordered the sympathetic" rail
road strike in their behalf, by which
many lives and millions Of property
were lost, issues orders from cell in a
jail to the effect thatthe sympathetic"
strike must continue, which, though
"JH. and a thing Of the past, he still
savs. 'is bound to succeed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19

iErAH, practically has been, and Ari-
IONA and New Mexico will be, admitted
10 statehood, but that Oklahoma should
not be, IS provclby the fact that while
the labor disturbances and outrages are
over or nearly 20 everywhere else, they
seem to be increasing there. People who
permit such condition ofafIairs are GER
,ainly not Il to participate in the legis-
lttion Of the whole country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19
The Recent Strike.

Meszr= De5=. Howard. Rodgers aud
Keli1er were TAKEN from the county jail
in Chicago at three o;cloci; yesterday
afternoon 70 Commissioner Hoyne's
ot1c. 81 United States Marshal Arnold
:or tne purp5=e of consulting with their
attorneys, VINO again insisted Oh their
giving bail, but the prisoners declined.
Dsbz' wife and sister called in 70 see
he prisoners. Ia conversation Nr.
Deb= said Eve are getting along very
nicely, and ike it because We meet %
many people Of diferen. classes o.
society. ! think the strike viii ulti-
mately have 4 very beneficial etec; up-
On the country. Because Of ny situa-
ton now. do no: wish 70 discuss the
OUTLOOK Of the strike. have received
several letters Of congratulstion and
contribution. one containinga check for
500.
In Chiczgo Il eight o'cio4s last night, Gen
e;al Niles appended Ms -.zlztr:e % The gea-
ga! orde: removing :ece!~l tToop= tr0ul CHI
c.go. The intzr,ry vi. take trains FOR ,hei:
:..p-sct.Te p5a,- whiic lie cz-z.r: and z-til-
ley Nil march % For Sheridan ami remain
there mt. such tine - General Me: ta.nEs
Il oest ths. they be sen: 70 their postE.
The statement made b. George y. Howard
sice- president oi the American Reil"2y
Union. that most ~ the fr~!gh:-car burning
il Chizgo duIiA2 tae st-ke va done ~ two
men il the employ Of the General Managers
As5Jci4tiDn, L 10. credited
The shops 1t Pullman w!li probably open II
len l.ys
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19
RaideG by Dcsneradncs

RED FORK. I. T., July l9.-Last night
Bill Cook and his gang OF six despe.a-
does entered the express Office mere,
ans after ordering the agent 10 throw
up his hands. went through the ex-
press packages. The robbers ihrn
mounted southbound train AMI rode
short distance OUT. where they con-
PEELED the engineer 10 stop the train.
The express messenger was made
prisoner and the robbers, after sorting
over the valuables in the car, escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19

612G ofthe Dest and most respected
saen WHO eger lived IL this town were
l.4aor dealer, and 70 Il i with al the
otaer oder towns in the country. And
", Mgr. S4tolli, sent here against the
wi.hes Of the American Catholic ME
r4rchy, declare that al Liquor dealers
are improper men aad nust be e1-
PEELED from Catholic societies. It L
rot the use, but the abuse Of liquor
that i censurable. And it should not
be forgotten that the diminution in the
consumption Of liquor has been accom-
panied By an increase in the consump-
9ion Of ztimulaa,s infinitely more in
furious
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19
DIED.

At hcr-sesidence, corner Washington aud
Wolfe streets. Wednesday, July 18th, 994,
Mrs MARY MURPHY. widow of the late
Miles Murphy. Funeral from st. Mary s
Church, Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Friends OF the family are invited TO attend
washington and Lynchburg papers ple.se
copy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19

Impatient at the delays of Congress
in coming to some decision on the
tariff question, prominent business men
Of Chicago have united in appeal that
some definite action be taken at once.
The burden of the appeal IS. "we don't
care how you settle the question, but
we want you to settle it in some way at
once. Until you do the times will con-
tinuc hard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19

ONE Of Mr. Debs's wordy supporters,
now free, teleeraphs to that gentleman,
now behind prison bars, to stand pat. >
That's well enough for the sender of
the dispatch, who is in the epjoymel t
of liberty; but its vastly different with
The receiver thereof, who is locked up
in iail
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19
FlgTT-F THIRD CONGRESS.
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- coz:e--ses On :h- tariff bill report
their disagreement. +. shall be in order
70 move tia, the HOUSE insist upon it
disagreement, 10 ,1s senate amendEnenc
in gross. tia, motion shall BE- discussed
,wo 5o1r. when viraou: intervening
notion. the ~o,e shall be taken. I.
,be motion shall be agreed 10. the
speaker snaA name the coa'e:Fee7 Oh
the part ofthe House. and me bill shall
'nen, 'o' me 'lHs 0e-4s' "a -'0l- -ls
cohsios.a'ioa o. ne 7ol9e
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man from ono coaSen, 70 an amend
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19

Herbert Spencer, the English philos
opher, predicts that bad times are com
ing for people in America.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-21
ULTIMOS CABI.EGRAMAS
(viA SANTIAGO DE- CUBA

Nueya ork, Julio 4-Segdn las noticias
de Chicago los huelguistas han apedreado
aver a las tropas que protegen los trabajos
dc la extraction de escombros de los dltimos Y
incendios. Los tropas dispararon sus ar
mas, Y muchos huelguistas resultaron he
ridos.
Idem, idem idem-Dicen de Washington
que el presidente Cleveland ha publicado
un decreto ordenando la Immediate disper-
sion de los huelguistas de Chicago, y que
de 10 contrario seran considerados y jux.
gados como enemigos de la naci5n J del
reposo plblico.
Londres, idem 5-En San Petersburgo .
hubo e sabado' trece casos fatales de c6-
lera. s'i
Dicese que la epidemic ha invadido tam
bien Moscou. ~
Madrid, idem 7--I.os sehores Romero
Robledo Sanchiz ampliando sus declara-
cioues sobre la situaci6n de Cuba, manifes-
taron que era alarmante.
| El peri6dico FL Nacionoi, 6rgano Dc los
conseryadores en- esta corte sc, hace eco de
las declaraciones del senior Romero Roble-
do, pide el Immediate relcyo del general
Calleja.
Idem, iden sSegdn dicen de Mclilla,
entire las kabilas fronterizas aquel campo
reina gran agitaci6n, habiendo ocurrido Va
algunos des6rdenes, causa de haber drs-
conocido algunas kabilasS Ia autoridad de
I'm coronel de askaris enviado por el nuevo
Sultan. En- una de estas refriegas sali6
hcrido All el Rubio.
En- la plaza de Melila, reina alguna in
quietud, temiendose que las kabilas ataquen
d los fuertes. Las tropas estan preparadas
para rechazar en- un momento dado DUAL
quier agresi6n de los ritfehos as
lem, idem idenEn el ferrocanil de
Bilbao Lezama ha ocurrido una horroro-
"a catastrofe, cuyos pormenores, que a1n
Sc desconoceh, Sc dicen ser horribles i con- /
movedores.
Idem, idem ideln--un periodico de Bar.
ceona asegura que don Jaime, el hijo del
presidente, ha salido dltimamente de Zero
ma para Francia despues d. haber viaja-
do algdn tempo por Espaha sir ser reco-
nocido mas que por las personals con quien
tuvo que ponerse en- contacto
ldem, dem Sci senior Sagasta tiepcs
el prop6sito de cerrar inmediatamente las
cortes tan pronto como adyierta hoy en- el
Congreso la obstruction de los carlistas
los republicanos.
Idem, idem l0-Contestando 4 ciertas
alusiones que le hzo el seior Sanchiz, I'll
senior Perojo Sc declare autonomsta mo-
narqnico.
ldem, idem idem--En Ia session de aver
del Congreso Sc promovi6 un animado de-
bate sobre la situaci6n politica de Cuba,
respecto de certos hecbos ocurridos ALI
reciertemente, tales comos II meeting de
Rio Blanco y las manifestations en- obse-
quio del general Calleja,
FL senior Carvajal dijo que en- Rio Blan-
co. despues de un almuerzo copioso, los
concurrentes aclamaron general al diputa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-21
Viva la Repdblica!
viva Casimir Perier!

Viva Casimir Perier
La comitiva partio en- seguida por 81 ca
mino de Sevres hasta el puente del mismo
nombre, y al llegar ALI atraves6 81 b osqQe
Gle Bolona hasta el Arco del Triunfo.
En- los boulevares, en- los cafes, en- los
teatros, en- todas parties, Sc disputan los ex.
traordlnarios de los peri6dicos en- que Sc da
la noticia de la election y en- que &c comen-
ta su resultado.
Los comentarios de los peri6dicos son
nluy diversos, tanto como Ia opinion de ca
da uno do ellos.
Atacan vioentamente q Peri er los peri6.
dicos monarquicos y los socialistas, defen-
diendole todosIlos republicanos.
Los socialistas estan tan indignados con
el triunfo de Perier, 4 quien ,llaman el Del.
fin, que parece han acordado publican un
Manifesto protestando contra la election,
que suponcn debida I'm complot Y coali-
ci6n de los clericales, reselados capitalis-
tas, con la que peligra, q su entepder, gra.
vemente Ia Repdblica.
| En- cambio, la opinion republicans GU
bernamental aplaude la election, recordan-
do la Erase de Thiers La Repdblica
sera conservadora no sera."
Aun entire estas opiniones, que son favo-
rabies Perier, hay la yariante de Greer al
gunos que elnornbramiento de aquel es una
esperanza menos para el Gobierno de Ia
Repdblica.
Puede, sin embargo, asegularse que Pc
riei, al ser elegido, cuenta con mayor MI
nero de smpatias que contaba Carnot al
ser elegido. Por 10 menos, nadie pregun-
| tAba quien es.