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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-03

Reading Farm, Stock and Home.''
THIS TELLS The habitual, careful
,g,EEE CvODv reader of Farm, Stocli
AAA oA AON1' and Home, published
at Minneapolis. Mimi.
is happy; his animals and fowls, bred, fed
and cared for according to its plain, prac-
tical instructions, are sleek, thrifty and
delighted; and his fruits, grains and vegc-
tables, propagated according to the teach
ings of the same authority, testify to their
favor. size and abundance with smile, song
and dance.
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ing and instructive
the most practical
and broadcst-gauged agricultural paper
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IT'S EDITORS from the field, stable,
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and farm home. Farm, Stock and Home is
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Blooet tan erbolbes ueo at {enbe
$3.50 / 6orfuo for bette % usebla.
bet tillommen for e Nnr. @amle
Nbonnenter maa notu1ligpis fgIIf Sc,
tale bet 9omle, buis De itoar tilref
for noaet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-03
EDITORS

2ampolie ouer benoes 9e9eme. Ser
paa antenote ban 9lien. os BEN ulpt=
feliQe &uinoe brRnote tilbpoe, meoens
s @leQtnin9er iaa .paa. Wnnben
1a8be, at ban branble lite fin 6ufru
men QetSen. og of bun oiloe torluinbe
% eiennem @torfteaen. Sooleoes
lpoer Beretnin9erne til 9asspres}en.
Sc Fplb;ge Pe, loner orreiterebes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-03

@n Ruinbe peb geapn Sba @oob
blep ffuet libel / &etslofalet ! 6eleuo,
Montano, fife Dnsboe. 6un bar
ontta9et forot baue faianlet $140 fra
en- eugene 5tanlp. % unber Jorbb:
ret trat benne I'm &eboluer % fpreoe
tre 5fub poo benbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-03

Gefs 8anbitter foripate if. Telez
srom til 9aaspresien. at fanofe ct
Serntanetos / ben ipblise 9el af 4enz
tudp fiHe Dnsbas8morgeu. Sc fiji
intet @ulo. 3 af benz blep ibielifuote
af Eosperfsnalet. % be anbre tos
Glusten. Sorreiten bar oer flere
@apporter ON Erenrbperier fife
l19e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-03

tilreot. Ct be antoses at bile bb.
Mrs. Neliou fob op forat oarme
liot Melfpaa en- Olieoun, oe tenne
etsplooerebe. ct Tibet Born bleu
iaa irpstelis brenbt i &ouebet. at bet
antoees lite at tunne leue. 80 @ut,
ter pao Is os l6 Nar. oe iom loo i
anoen Gtage. bleu oafaa frpstelis
brenot. ioet Sloeu lgb op Erappeu,
ioa be life tunbe TONNE neo men
maatte uo aiennem ct @inoue. Den
elbfe antuses lite at funne leue.
Set beoer. at Nfelion bapbe fammen=
fparet abliillioe Benee, os at BON
baube benz bjemme bos fig, os nu
brenete be op.
- Slbebranb BbeldQbe @ienbom
for en- M,qion Dolors i Miltpautee,
@iscOniin. fife Dusbos.
= Mrs. @iQiam &eeues o9 ben<
beg un9e Batter bleu branote tilbpoe
/ fit 9iem ytortbport. 2ou9Sslonb.
5reoas. Mooeren bapbe rebbet Jig
uo af bet breaoeuoe 9us men iprans
tilboee forat rebbe lin 9atter. Set
bar bet fife, mon iaa benoe. iubtil
man / 9uiets &uiner tanot be for>
brenote eeunineer baaoe at Moberen
og Datteren. Sc leo ner b;nonoen.
- @n nnberfeselie ct 1at Gang
/ Stem Oorf fOrot finoe uo, buormeset
&etsbetiente og 9ommere berfebs
sibr tor ben 2gn. be faar. Set ct
ben 1amme Mr. @off, iom ct tienbt
fra 2erotD.& &omiteen, ber bar brast
sasen pao Sane. Senatets Subj.
ciar= Romite / 2eeisloturen bar fife
l19e til: 9te1u Sort forot foretaee I'M
berIe9elier | Nnlebnin8 al Belfplo'
ninserne. Mr. @oA paoitoar. at Der
er mause. ION itoar / 5orbinoelie
meo 9omnolene, % iom oppeberer
fore 2bnnin9er, men lite bar tient
@toten for en- Dollars @erbi.
- Scbn 8erner fanbtes bbo 2
Mil fra &ilbourn gitp, @isconfiu,
ben lite bs: ct @euer loo ueb bans
-@ibe. % ct Stub aienuem 9oueoet
bapbe euht hans SIP. Set er outaz
selig Selpmorb, iom forelig9er. Berz
ner Dor ontlaeetfor Morbbrano. men
ban foriuanot fro fit 9iem Daaen
fbr. ban ifuloe undertakes 5orbBr /
Baraboo.
- st @f8prelsz Cog blep fife 2grz
bassmorseu ftanoiet al 2 &euere 4
Mil noroenfor Sernbanetatio
@beotlano California. 2otomoz
tiufereren bleo tpun9en til Of aabne
@tspreisoosuen, men oa be ,tfe fanbt
uoset af @eroi cer. git be til &aaz
foseruosnene Os beepnbte at unoerz
iase &asiaSerne. @n Sheriff bar
paa 9oaet, % ban aobnene Slb paa
Epuene. ba be Tom inb g3b9efupeen.
6an ifisb libel ben enc, men blep ielp
Rubt Of ben anben. Sen Ruote &pz
per bar u9ret fienot unoer Mapnet
Mc@uire % bar peret Nsent for ct
Bicbcle<Girma. 9etettiperne tror,
at besse to fob @outbern &acife@
Banens 9ienefe, inbtit ben ftore
Jernbanefreif paabespnbtes forleoen
CONNER.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-03

Gum foruoen no9,e imoa uosifter.
Ser Ct besuoen inoiamlet os uooelt
en- bel Sci &leoer o9 5ooeparer.
Sen omfottenoe &opport. buori oer
er opoipet 9eopnene paa Que, iom
Bot iamlet @enee til be Branblibte,
finbes i Minneopolis ueeb1ab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-03

.. Ba@ / Mabel, minneiote, bar
taaet 9sateut paa en- Dpfiubeife til at
iframme Maiiinremn1e meb, % S.
Berntfen / Nlbert Sea bar faaet ga.
tent poa ct Ripleen<Rabinet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-03

lISHteI u OVl9e UU3eU QI III tYtI
&ibu.
- Sra 2ittle Sails teleeraferes,
at Bpraaost oerfeos bar ontoset en-
Befemmelie ont, at Gutter unber Is
Mor lite maa pere uoe paa @aberne
efter &loffen 9 ON Mftenen. @aa
tilieuss @utter!
= BrofesIor 8. s. Smenion fra
QIlbert Sea ct al @upernBr @lousb
ubnepnt til Meblem Of 9irrftionen
tor Stat8un,ueri iitetet.
= Epue 9iorbe Subbruo Mor>
9ren=BrgbreneS 8utit 9asiel ON
Morsenen ben 27oe Marts % to9 be
8eu9e, tom fanbtes, 1amt en- bel 9el
@uloz og @pluloser.
= M. g. Mo,lius, en- 60 War
9ammel Manb. iom nor obmt til 10
Dases Tansfel / Minneapolis for
9poeri. fanotes bpb / fin @eQe
Eors6assmorsen. 6an bauoe beust
fig meb fine 8utieIeler.
- Sra @abaiba berettes, at Sobn
@arliou. en- uns usift Mono &epiu
&ounibip. forip9te at be9aa Seluz
morb 2groas. 6an 9ap fig noS1e
fpese @aar @alfen os BrpRet.
men ban uil fomme fig.
- 9ena Dliou. iom for ct 8ar
l1ser iioen arreferebes for Barne>
moro ct. &aul, oar oppe for @et~
ten Eorsoas. 9et Iaa ub til, at
bun lite foritob Betponinaen of fin
5orbrnoel1e; tbi bun fab itiue o9
taalmobis meb folbeoe &enber, flyer
ct Blob ct. 8aul. 6enoes Sag
uil oienoptases ienere. Sun er an,
tlaeet for Morb / fsrfe @rab.
- Die Inberion fra @anbfoue,
Bine County, bro9tes til @tillmater
itite Dnsba9 forat boloes Sitterbeb,
itriuer ct Blab ct. Soul. unoer
en- Erette ON en- Brpnb melIem Mnz
;berion os en- 6usb @leun forriee
Manba9 bleo fiftnapnte ibielHaaet
of Guoerion. Der fnufe fuloitanbia
fin Moofonoers 9oueb. 6an bar
ner blepeu Ipu@et.
- Genslelsbeitprelien 5tillmaz
ter bar giort Nrransement forat fiDbe
3mtnemalfineri for hard fiber, og
mon tror, at bet npe MaRineri nil
rere iitano til lite Noi. Der er
beuilset $4,000 for ben npe MaHi>
ne, builtet er tilitretteligt, raaar mon
benptter SIS. 900, ion MI er 5enss
ielsfonbet. Set Malfineri, iom nu
eri 5ausilet. ct ben eueFe soft
fiber plant 5oreuebe @tater.
- @n Monb, outoseli9 @tanbi<
nau. ber netop rar anfommen til
Minneapolis fra Stosen nor 9int.
leg, fanbtes 2proas nso i ct berpstet
9uS / Minneapolis. Man trcr, at
ban er bleuen iiientet Bebppelies.
mioler. for at mon funoe ftiele :&er<
gene fra bam, o9 at @iften bar brebt
bam. @osle mistentte &erioner
arreierebes, % en- of bisle bar til.
ftaaet. at mon gao Manben Bebbuel>
iesmibler. Den Qfbbbes 9eaun Ct
Hnoretu 9onlen.
= Den ioenFe grea u. $. @an.
eabl blep fife Dnsbas ofiat iom
@ref of Nusuitana=Spnoben Ser
bar fire Nnfloser imoo bam, % ben
Romite, ION nebiattes al Ausufana.
Spnooens fife Narsmpbe forot un.
oerisse oisie. fanbt bam Eplbis / tire.
Der uar blot en- Ranb. 9ommer
6olt ira Minneapolis, iom tolte til
&anbabls 5oripar. &anbabl felp
ertlerebe fer Romiteeu. at tnn bapbe
banblet iom en- Rrifeu. JorIaeet
ON at atiette bam blep enaemmie
anta9et.
- Den FanbinapiRe 6intlepto.
mite bar MI ropporteret % siort
@ebe for fit Grbeioe. Ser er os{aa
en- &epifonsfomite, befaaenbe al
2utb. Saser. Sobn .. 5ielo %
Sobn 8olmbers, iom bar inbsipet
en- tilfrebsfi4enoe &apport. 9es,
uben er ber offentlissiort 2 Brepe
paa engelF. ct fra @bas. u. @iQs-
burb. @refbent for Statens 9ielpez
forenius, % ct fra 4ennetb gtart,
:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-03

6. R. Melion er ubnernt til
@oifmetter gbiparb &oiabus. 0tter=
tail @ountb etter ge. 9. Olien, iom
bar taeet NfReb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-03

Nrs. @. $. 2onbeene / @lbo,p
Safe, 9atter til o. 8. 2nnbbers
iammeftebs. afeit oeb Dbben forriee
2brbagsaften. 9un por omtrin9 20
Aar gammel % b1ep gift ifior. 9bn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-03


Sfaoen anlaaes til 100000. Ser
uar mango 5attisfoit, iom bleu biemz
Life.
= Sra 9omespilIe. &entudp. BE-
rettes ON @toobranoe, fo:: bar polot
itor Sfaoe. @n &rofesior ueb Maun
6. so. Bruner blep brenbt tilopoe /
8ranben.
- @n Manb peo Nauu Muguit
Smanfon / 2pons. s}o,pa, mproeee
lit Z Nar eamle Barn fite 2brbas I
ct Nnfalb Of @inbsforuirrins. 9au
efterIb9es M oi &olitiet.
Ser ct ubteot Snobpoelie til
ben nefe aarli9e Convention of bet
republifanRe gtotionalforbuno. Sen
Ral afboloes @leuelanb, Dbio, os
be9pnber ben lobe SUM-.
= @n &orporation er oanuet /
Chicago meo bet Gormaol at iette
i @ans en- elettriit Sernbane fra Stem
Sort til Sti(lebopstpfen. Set beber,
at ben bar iucorporeret meo en- &api=
tal af $20,00O.000.
& GbicaQo p9 paa entelte 5te=
ber / Soma oor bet parmere fife 5re~
bag, enb bet nosenfinbe fpr bar peret
paa ben Tib af Naret. iaapiot mon
tan minoes. s @bicaso uiite 9ber<
mometret 80 @raber oper Mul. /
Mariboutotpu, Soma 8S os / Ottumtua
Som,, 80 @raoer.
= Sobu g. Sobulor, 8icpclebel.
ten fra Miuneapolis. bieu arreiteret
/ Sprccuie, Stem Oors, tor &outraftz
bruo meo noale BicuclesTabritanter.
Sobnion bar iuit beiluttet at bIiue en-
professional 8icpclepRptter forat
fuune 9aa i'll 6rontrise torat fop1pbe
meo en- ois 9oubin, og bette er t@trib
meo &ontraften, iom BON bar opret>
ter meo6abritauterne. 9an 1bslobes
mob en- &aution paa $4,000.
= Sra Niblaub, @isconfin beret.
tes, at mon fanbt en- li0en 4 Nar gam.
mel Gut / Sto9en ner Bpen Eors,
bag. 6au raobte poa fin @ooer, os
olt, ban er iftano til at fortel1e. ct, at
bans Maun ct gobie. Man tror. at
ban ueo en- liben @tation ner NIb.
lamb er bleuen fo,laot at fin Mober.
3on Ct MI / Bolitiets @areteet.
- Mrs. &ei@. en- iuermeriR
&uinbe, iom flere Nar bar boet i
Dibtoib. @isconfir, bsbe forleoen.
&un bleu 100 Nar sammel. Ser
met etsentriRe al benbes beipnberli>
se &aner par, at bun buer 9eat lop /
en- 2t9tiite. 5or 20 Nar fiben tipbte
bun ben, % fioen bar bun brust ben
fom Sena. @tter 0nfe blep bnn
oeiaa beeropet ben.
s. Seansuille, &ennipluania,
iaebe en- fpa nlptte fife 2groas for=
oariaset berueo, at Bremien paa en-
elettrif Sporposn lite uiloe orbeibe.
Sporposnen tos Gart neboper en- for
9bi, % oa &asiasererne forRoo, at
Ronbutt9ren os Motormonben for
oiepes fdete at ftanoie 5arten, blep
be FratEasne % b0ppeoe af @osnen,
meoens ben git meo en- raienbe 6art.
Ere of Dem flog fig libel poa @tebet.
os 10 bleu iueitebe.
- Gn @tueipirerinbe fra Miu=
neapo1is ueb Mauu Ntmee TbiQ blep
mprbet Eorsbae / Ntetp Sort af e3.
Sobn Bigelo,u, en- Romeoieipiaer.
Sc bar besse aoen 8eFiettiselfe.
Man tror, at ban bar friet til Himee
% bar faaet Niilos. % at ban ba i ct
Nufalb af Siubsiuasbeb bar Vubt
benbe. Da ban bapbe offpret bet
bbbbrinsenoe Stub mob Nimee, fipb
ban osfaa fig fe1u. % mon fanbt benz
besse ltssenoe obbe / en- 8lobpsl.
Nimee EbiQ bar 20 &ar .gammel %
bar npli9 bespuot at optrebe poa
Gcenen.
- @n ftor u(ptfe rammeoe en- 8.
s.. 9eelion @ef Superior, 8is.,
Rl. 3 ON Mor9enen ben 27be @arts,
ioet bans &aaniussbus nebbrenbte,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-03

Nfb6p=Quiien beretter, at &nute
2crion berfeb8 b6oe torr,9e Qeroag.
9an bleu be9rauet / @rbabl.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-03
GtFa,ss 9alls Ageblaa
uotomn1er tDer On8bag.
u. Solem, l1ogtber.
subftrtptton8prt8 $1.25 for 1 Mar. betalt
tTDrifub, eaers $l.5O.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ In
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-03
Jnblanbtt.

@n Sloebrano / ct. WusuRine,
Jloriou, poelasoe ~ 9ulei ben norb.
ueitlise Del af Bpen fife 2orsbog.
5feben anlaaes til 100000. Ser
uar mango Jattisfoit, iom bleo biem=
tnep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-07-13
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

A letter from President Cleveland.
in which he speaks of his married life
as lone grand, sweet song," has been
brought to light by the news of the re-
cent domestic event at Gray Gables.
Heavy rains throughout the vicinity of
Little Rock have caused an unprecedented
rise in the Arkansas river, and news from
Fort Smith last night said the water is nearly
mp to the danger line at that point. An over
flow will utterly ruin thousands of acres Of
inc cotton and com along tho course and
leave hundreds of people homeless.
The entertainment of the members of the
Peabody Normal School at the south Alfred
colored Baptist Church last night was sue
cessful affair, and pleasant evening WAS
spent. An interesting programme of exer.
cises was rendered. Interesting papers on
t.High Schools, "COlored Farmers" &c, were
read.
Ex-President Harrison arrived in Albany,
N. Y. this morning from Saratoga accom-
panied by his grandson and private secretary
and they left for Fulton chain OF lakes in
the Adirondacks, where the ex-President
says he will spend the month of August.
The Mercantile Trust Company, of New
York, announces that sufficient deposits Of
securities have been made to render operative
the plan of reorgauizs ton of the Central
Railroad and Banking Company of Georgia.
in the yacht races at Hunters Quay, Scot
land, to-day the Britannia beat the Ailsa and
in the small IA ers race the Niagara beat her
English competitors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-07-13
PRINCE WILLIAM NOTES.

DR.. Corney, of Washington, who re-
Gently purchased Mr.. JOS. B. Reeds
farm on Cedar Run, is preparing to de-
velop his brown stone quarries with
which the property abounds.
We have just learned that there is a
strong movement in Fairfax county,
which will most probably extend
throughout the district, urging Mr.. Jos.
Willard to consent to the use of his
name before the next senatorial conven-
ton and to press Mr.. 8. r. Donohoe for
the House of Delegates.
Mr.. John Clark has bought the Tan
sill "home place. containing 271 acres,
and the Tansill lot, containing 5 acres,
the whole at 1925 per acre. Mr.. ]. B.
Norman has bought the ''poor house
farm" containing 226 acres, and Mrs.
Repa Tansill the undivided half-interest
in the 1913 acre tract.
Judge Nicol heard in vacation last
Wednesday, at his Office in Manassas, a
motion by Charles 8. Henchman and
others to dissolve an injunction hereto
fore awarded by him. The complain
ants were the Alexandria Railway and
Improvement Company and were rep
resented by R. Walton Moore and Chas.
P. Janney, and the defend ants by Col.
F. L. Smith.-Maaassas Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-07-13
COMMUNICATED.

THE Potomac BED BIRDCLUB was organized
last night. Oficers-"Mick," j. M. Hill,
president; "Pa Pa" J. D. Weber, vice presi.
dent; "Mac," NJ C. Thompson, Secretary !;
"Karl." Charles Fleischmann. Treasurer;
"Scabby," s. G. Swain, sergeant at arms.
Membership" J. N. Kirk; capt." Page
McCarty; Buck C. M. Cuviliier; Tomb
stones" Charles F. Neale: "Dick." Capt. Rich
ard Latham mick" j. N. BILL; J. c.
Carr, Champion Crab Eater OF Jer-
sey";; "Mac," II. c. Thompson; Baby"
viii Grief; Spa Pa" John D. Weber; "Sit
t,r," Chas. ]. strang; Novelist" Henry
Schultze, .ir; "Rarl." Charles Fleischmann;
Fatty" Harry Fleischmann. Novelist
schultze, jr., has been joking the "Karl2 10
regard to the number of crabs he could con-
sumo if he could only get them. On last
evening surprise was in store for schuitze as
the Hon. Karl F was prepared and flashed an
entire barrel of Potomac Red Birds on him.
The result was he had to call for assistance,
hence the formation of the above club. They
were equal to the occasion and bravely tack
led the lob of picking the noble red bird.
The Hon MI. s. NJ. Stillwell, secretary of the
VIRGINIA Jockey Club, and Mr.. Matt Sharpe,
tho official announcer of results, woro elected
members of the above club or account of their
we'll known ability and capacity for fishing
up the largest quantity Of "Hackensack Red
Birds" we'll known variety from the State
of New jersey,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-07-13
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1895.

The MANY friends of Mayor John T..
Bcckham will regret to learn that that
gentleman's physical condition is ct
such a nature that he has deemed it ad-
visable to resign the position to which
he was elected by so fattening vote
last May. Mr. Beckham has been living
this community for about quarter
of a century, and by his courtesy and
gentlemanly department has won
many friends. The above announce
ment will therefore be read with regret,
and all sincerely wish he may soon be
restored to his normal state OF health,
Mr.. Beckham has been indispoed since
the latter part of April and last month
he went to Europe in the hope that the
trip would prove beneficial. His con
dition, however, was not materially I'M
proved, and fearing the city's interests
might suffer through his indisposition,
he concluded to relinquish the trust his
fellow citizens conided to him, and has
taken the step against his own inclina-
tons and the advice of mis- friends, sole
". he thinks, for the city's interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-07-13

The SCATTERING reports furnished
from the Auditors Office to the Rich
mond papers vary. Here and there
there is an increase, but the aggregate
is always decrease, sometimes slight,
sometimes far from slight. Some of
papers speak of these reports as a "good
showing" They do not seem to under
stand the situation. Compared with
their expectations it may be good
showing, but compared with the 6nan-
cial status of the State it is bad show
lug. The State has spent more money
than it has collected; it has gone heavi-
ly into its treasury nest egg. There
are three ways to remedy this; there
must be an increase, not decrease, from
The new assessment; an increase of the
rate of taxation, or there must be de-
crease of the expenses of the State.
That is the way the financial question
in Virginia stands to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-07-13

JUDGE MILLER, of Washington, had
before him yesterday man named
Isaacs, an engineer on the B. & 0. rail-
road, charged with wife beating, and
after the wife had testified to her hus-
bands brutality, even saying that he
had struck her when she had her dy-
ing child in her arms, the Judge said ::
81 certainly wish there was whip
ping post in this city. If these wife
heaters are sentenced to Jail or are
fined, the wife for the time is deprived
of support in most cases, and the pun
ishment is really greater upon her than
upon the man who has injured her.
~uppose if I commit you to Jail
=. Will lose your place and your wife
will get the worst of it after ell. But
there is no way out of it. You will
have to go to jail for three months,
and by the time you come out l hope
YOU will have learned lesson. If we
had a whipping post here you might be
taught what it is to be beaten in the
way this woman has BEEN"
1t seems that the sentiment in favor
of the whipping post is extending.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-07-13
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The Rothsechilds are expected to
complete negotiations next week Tor
the issue of Brazilian loan of 96,OO0,-
600 in per cent. bonds at S5.
Mr.. Francis L. Pettus, president OF
the Maryland State Senate, has decided
to enter the gubernatorial race in that
State on the free coinage of silver plat
form.
Mrs. Kathryn Campbell, daughter of
Congressman G. B. Smith, was yester-
day at Parkersburg, W. Va, granted q
divorce from George Campbell, with
$500 alimony.
George r. List fell against circular
saw at the Mount Vernon shops of the
Northern Central Railway, in Balti-
more, yesterday, and had half of his
head nearly cut off, killing him in-
stantly
Near Murphy, N. c., yesterday Louis
Jennyss, prominent citizen and poll
tician, shot and killed his wife in at
tempting to shoot Will Wilkinson,
whom Jennyss had warned against pay
ing attentions to Mrs. Jennyss.
Sir William Harcourt and wife, while
returning from political meeting in a
carrisge yesterday were vigorously
pelted with cabbage stalks and rubbish
while passing through rough suburb
of Derby. The two were hit, but were
not Injured.
The New York Nail and Express has
started popular subscription fund for
Elizabeth Key, granddaughter of Fran
els Scott Key, author of the "Star
Spangled Banner" who recently lost
her place in the pension bureau, and
who is in needy circumstances.
A bold attempt was made to rob pas
sengers on train on the Tunnelton,
Kingwood and Fairmont Railroad in
West Virginia yesterday evening. Just
af or the train left Tunnelton al 4 p. M,
two rough-looking men entered the
ladies' coach, the only occupants OF
which were Judge ]. T. Hoke and DIR.
J. II. Manown, and commanded them
to throw up their hands. DR.. Manown
put up his hands promptly, but Judge
Hoke declined to comply, and made q
gesture to draw revolver, when the
men ran out of the car and jumped of
at Kingwood Station when the train
slowed down, escaping in the crowd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-07-13
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Foreign News.

LONDON, July 1S.-The London sea-
son will close with a great State ball at
Buckingham palace on Monday. The
Princess OF Wales and her daughters,
the Princesses Victoria and Maud, will
be present on the occasion. The COM
ing ball will be much less exclusive
than such affairs usually are.
PARIS, July 13.-The Politique CO.
loaiaEe, announces that the French and
Brazilian governments have decided
that the disputed territory on the from
tier of French Guiana mean shall be
placed under dual control.
LONDON. July 13.-The Prince of Wales
this morning inspected tho ships of the Italian
squadron now visiting England and later in
the day received the admirals and captains OF
the foreign vessels on board tho royal yacht
Osborne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-07-13
The Manitoba school ouestion.

VICTORIA, B. c., July 13.-The largest
demonstration of Orangemen ever seen
in this province was held here yester-
day, lodges and A. P. A. from the
American side helping to swell the
ranks ofthe procession. Speeches were
made by Grand Master Sparkling and
other prominent Orangemen, including
several clergymen, condemning the
Dominion government for the stand
they have taken on the Manitoba
school question, and urging Mani
toba to stand firm against the
separate school system, which is q
scheme of the Roman Catholics to
split the Protestant denominations and
so gain the ascendency. The proceed
ings were most orderly, and no un-
pleasant incident occurred to mar the
general harmony.