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9rieasoepartements in Waibington,
lit in ieiner Office BON 6. 0tcDos
nalo, einem glerf oes Shabamts=
beparteinentS, eriboiien tporoen.
iuorauf Qebterer fih bic 8eble burh.
Ihnitt. Beibe itanriten aus Obio.
WcDonalb foil ourh 2runt ieinen
Weritano eineebiibt baben.
= Tas Staatsoepartement bat ben
pom Senat angenomuenen Sap'
8auncefote>= Ganal= =Yertraa erbalteu
unb nab lonbpn aeidlidt.
~ Srlegsiefretdr Moot bat Dor
oem Senats 9umite fir Wtilitdr=Gn
aeleaenbeiten bic Rotbmeuoigfe;t Der
iofurtiaen Grb6bung Der BrdienSs
itdrfe Der Nrinee uno Die Veibebals
tuna Der 9antine beflrrportet.
= Sn WinneiDta 1T Der erhe
Blissaro aufaetreten. Das spetter
iit bitter=talt.
- Yeter Gurran, Der WorliBenoe
uet VeIeIul OuUttultuit W. ~toef
ter. unionen in Gnglano, bat nun
ebenfalls in Chicago ertldrt, oaB er
eesen Streifs ilt uno eaB fib oas
Nrbeitsproblem nitbt ourb brutale
8raft l6iea laiie. Die Grbeiter miBs
ten cuf bic @eiebsebung tuirfen, nm
su ibrem Redte 5u aelangeu.
~ Nm u. December baben y
Gfiisiere uno 800 Wanu dprt Slpz
cum, q. D.. perlaMen, nm auf benz
2anomeee iiber Gan 5rancisco bic
8eiie nab Wanila anaetreten.
= auS 8aibinatrn oerlautet ae'
riih1peiie. baB Der Genius>Director
Grs@uu. Werriam nah benz 4. MdrS
einen Buiten i'm Cabinet bss Yrdiis
benten Wc8inlep erbalten tueroe.
- Die BON Nem Yorter Bldttern
berid,tete Wieloung uun benz anseb-
| lid, beuuritebenoen &iidtritt oes ame-
rifaniifen Boti6afters ebpate In
2onoon. 'ipIrb iest dlif Betreiben oea
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lebteren als nDllig unbeeriinoet in
Nbreoe geiteat.
NuSf

lebteren als pDlltg llnbeariin0et IN
Gbreoe geitelIt,
Nusl lamb.
- Die lebte Tplfssdblllne i'm
beutiben &eibe ereiebt, oaB CO oa-
lelblt iebt 80 St1bte aibt, ipelbe
inebr als 100, 900 ginuobner boben.
Sbre @e1ammtbepDlferune betrdet
9,077, ,034 poer 1,151, ,8S2 mebr OILS
i'm Sabre 1895. Die .3dblunes=
reiulote tperoen 10 ibnea Ieitaeitellt,
neil eleftriife 9abellier=Maibinen
aneetpanot tperoen.
- @raf Waloeriee bat an ben
Stabtbirectur BON Sannpper. Serrn
9ramm. aus Hefing cine gnlidtss
poftfarte eelanbt, auf Der er nalle Die
lieben 5reunoe in Sannoper" berg.
lih ariiBen ldbt. Gr banft Ierner
fir ale 2iebeseaben, bic aus Der
6eimatb in China eineetroffen iino.
- Ius Berlin miro berihtet: Die
;sibrer Der Gentrums 45artei un0
Nerarier baben nit Dem 6eihsfanSs
Ter, 8raien 8iilotu. oas llebereins
tummen eetroffeu. oaB oer 3oa auf
Wais i'm neuen 3arif INN 6 bic Z
Mart pro Ooppelciltner erbDbt pers
ben iou.
= Nus @ien tpirb beribtet: Gin
0iterreihilder Sngenieur. gtamens
Wilbelm 8reB, bat Elm 3uftihiff err
funoen, tpelhes nod beiier ais oas
oes @raien 3eppelin iein ipa. 9ai.
fer 5rans Sulepb, beiien Nuimerfs
lamteit auF bic neue grfinoung ee-
lenft tpurbe. irtereiiirt iih iebr boz
fir llnb bat bic Gniidt ausseiprps
1en. oaB iie Grfuls baben tueroe.
Da areB uift @elb senus bat. elm
eroBeS 2uftid)iff 81 bauen. bat Der
8aiier ertldrt, er tpolle bies ihon
ins Heine brineen. uno $1,000 aus
ieiner 9aihe beiaelteuert. @iele
Nnbere Iolgten oem Beilpiele oeS
3aiiers uub 10 tuiro 3reB bas 2uft.
ihiff bauen fDnnen.
- Sn ct. Yetersburg lit bic Sn'
fluenaa epibemiih aufsetreten.
- Jelomarihall BON 8lumentbal
lit in Nuellenoorf, Nnbalt, seitur-
itorben.
= gmile 3ola bat an ben Hrdii.
oenten 2Dubet einen Dffenen Brief
aeridtet, in tpeldem er aui bic @ies
oererDffnung oeS Oreifus Sales
brinet unb ociien 8ebabilitiruns be-
fiirtportet.
= Der gsar bat bic 2eitung Der
8eaierun9Sgeihdite pieoer iiber=
uonmen, bleibt aber bis Wlitte Sos
nuar in 9ipaoia,
~ Der beutibe Oeianote in Con.
itantinppel bat bageeen pruteitirt.
baB bic tiirtiidbe Heeieruna cine Nn'
8abluna BON 100000 bel ben
Cramps in 9bilaoelpbia fir elm
neues 8rieesihiff niabt, beuor Die
5urberlins &rupp's in Giien begli=
ben lit.
- Die 8euDlferune 8erlins nit
ben 0pritdoten 1T 9, ,449, ,676 Seelen
eeaen 2,076, 946 i'm Sabre 1890,
= Der aaiier bat benz @raien
Diilow bic Sniianien oes Sdwaraen
Noler0roens iibcrreiht.
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Staatc ctio soloo.
Nnrn q n IL Il In "A

sutas U eou IN, IS.
JrantS. Gbeneu bsihmort. oab CT Der d..
iere gariuer Der firma J. J. 9benep& 6 o.
in ipeIhe vcihiiie in Der Siaot 2aleoo. in obens
eenanniem Gountp uno S.aats. tbui.uno oaB bes
faatt fyisma Die Summe Don / n hunotrt
9otfars ilr ieoen jail pou Ratarrb telablen
uiro. Der ourtb ben esebTau6 pOn 9atli 10.
tarrb saur n6i eebsilt ipftosn tann
6tant J. Ghtusp
---i eslmDorea Dor mir uno unterlhuebsn
Sisasl In mener 0eesnwart am G. Sepiem'
t-~) Der u. .. SO.
u u. q ia II. oiisniiitsr Notnr
6al's aaiarrb Rur wiro innsrih eenommen,
uno pirtt o,reit nui oas glui uno bic ihleimieeH
Cbsrhd6cn bes SDfems. East Gut 5euantbe
irti wihlden.
y. J. b.n.p s Go. 3oleoo. Chic.
80 gegfauii pom alien apoibeierH. Yreis 70
Gents bic fsiaidt.
oau's 9amiiien piuen iiHe bic bef'R
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SaIie fir bic gfOtbleioenoen /
Gjaluejton.

i 9lus @alueltun eebt Der nssreie
Yreiie fir 9eras" oas nahitehenoe,
iid ielbit erflarenoe Shreiben 81:
@alpeitpn. .. II. Dec. 1900.
Sebr seebrter 6err &ollege.
! llnlere oeutihen 9anoslelite ba=
ben nibt Die gieeuibaft. lih oursus
ordneen nn0 10 Iino audi Siele Der
tuirflih 9tptbleioenoen bel Der Ser
tbeiluna Der 2iebesgaben. Die man
ben Motbleioenoen Der sroBen ,Slutb
iiberall geipenoet bat, 81 fnr5 ge'
fommen.
Gs eiebt aber geraoe inter unle-
rem 2anosleuten piele Sanilien, Die
man su ben perihdlnten Irneu rebs
men oarf. 9ielen 4eliteu au belfen
beoarf man nift Der Waihinerie
GROCER SiilIs 9pmltes. bic all ibr
9buu OH Die aroBe @lude bdngen,
lpnoern Der aarten 5rauenbano. bic
auf miloe uno title geile 81 belfen
ipeiB. Der grlte Deutibe Srauen=
Wobltbdtisteits Werein. BON ben
8iunieren oes 0eutihtbums. bier.
lelbit. Dor mebr ais % Sabren ge-
ariinoet, fDniite bier am beiten bel
fen. Oieier Ierein aber beoorf Der
n6tbigen Wiittel uno mDbte ib Sic,
tpertber 6err 9pueae. eriuben. ourf
Sbr gelbdbtes glatt iolde fir oies
len betpdbrten Serein bel oeutlben
Bereineh uno Sbren 2eiern 81 lam'
meln uno an Srau u. grbaro.
BrdIioentin. $50. 1721 glue &. @als
ueIton, 1eras, e1nsuieuheu. Auf
oieie Weiie ipiiroe Die nniern oelits
ihen 2anosleuten Sugeoabte Siilfe
in oeren Odnoe eelangen, nno Die
tpubltbdtigen Stifter m6gen iib per-
iibert balten, baB nur wirflid Be
oiiritise, Die es neroienen. nit @as
ben beoad)t tperben,
Sn Der 6offnuna, auf Sbre Wtits
biilIe rebnen su oiirien. seihnet
0uhabtunesuoa Sbr ergebener,
VI. 8. @pientbal,
Rebatteur Der rIeras Hoit"
Yesnanebmeno bierauf erflaren
mir mns germ bereit. iolbe 8aben
entaeaennebmen 81 tuollen, INN lie
an Die ansesebene Noreiie tpeiter gu
befDroern.
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- Ter beiiiihe aanotaa bat ben
Antraa anaeuommen. ben gunoess
roth az eriuben, er m0ee Elm inter-
natipnalea Shiebseeriht 81 benz
8pede einberuIen. nm Die iiioafrita'
niihen 9iiierenseu beiaulesen.
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a-iolgRommene GeCuno6eit.

5alten Si. 9brsn 20rper burd osu
Srlc5entIidsr @sbraud pOn 1u!t's s''
bsrpiusn pOllitdnOis in SrSnung. Sle
requiem ben Garmtanat uab ,r;.u3sn
Gin'a hrdftiSsu edrpr.
9opfidmsrjtn, Wataria. GoGsalsiosn.
geritcpfuns nnO dbnlide Sran,asi.ss
wubsn roIIitdneis iur'rt ourd
9utt's 2eber gillc.,
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- Grbte W' alle,rer. Gaale YaBs
unb Nutb l,ltsSpblen 5u ben bill
ligiten Marttpreiien bel Der
Suniet g8uoo Go.
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Office l23 slpe 6. Specialiit fir slu.
aerl, Ebren, Wnie uno 8eb[e. 5preh'
itunoen pon 9 bis u llbr 8urmiitaaS
unb opn 2 bia 5 llbr Rahmittaas,
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&esiihnt.
Roman oon Joa 9ofer.
eraer e6eif.
(6prtiebulial

.@ortrefflid l-9lus bem W6roer
gum Siebe aetuorben-es III melt nit
Gir gefommen, GuIiap Wensel! Sa,
men Der 9euiel NAL in ben GraIlen
aebalten. ben IdBt er ni6t mebr los.
Sod-bielleidt, perniilhiia betradtet,
IN oieie @enouns Ger Sinse nidt gum
6daben. Gas lentt oen 0eroadt In
unaeidbrlide gabnen. Gsnn natiirIi4
i1's aui einsn Raub abaeieben ge.
iueIsn, uno Ger @durer III nit Der geute
sntlauIen. Sic blsibi mir iebt, iuohl
ober libel, cenn mis ic.l itt lie lostuer-
ben, obue @eroadt 81 erreaen? Bel
nabe udr's Elm memento mort 9eiuors
ben, uer ipeiB, uuau Der Mahner icnif
nod gut iein tann.
gr 0fTnete ein 9jsbeimfab ieines
Gdrsibtiides. In ueldem lid nur nod
Gin pilioIenidhdsn tsianb. unb legte
bic ubr binein.
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- 8erfeblen ibre @irtung ne,
MATS: = ndmlid "Cheatham S
Laxative Tablets. Seilen Or
t6ttuna auaenblidlid. sSiibrt lie
tiiimer bel Gudl. Simmer gum 8e'
braud, iertis. 8eroeu 9arantirt,
8reis, % Geuts,
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Tim Urfaltuns In einem 1aae sm

bsilen. n.tm, man .eaTaiips SrOmo CuiniRs.
3ablsts' Nle 9rounlitn etbeu bas c3,lo Inrld.
rptun i.in. 6eiluna trfoIat q. VI 8rsss's llntsrs
ihriit aui ,otr Shahtd 2j Gents
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- @onate 8ebamolmtt8
= Chtte 8eaahl1ttta.

Ran ihide fein Gelo. neeen Sic Der 8eife[Iuns
thnfsehn SGents Sriefmarfen bel fur 9prte.
eteuermdrieu, Berpaduns etc. agir ienoeu Sbnen
fofort einen upnfdnoisen breimpnatIihen Bors
roth Der unibertreffIihen ,,Nen=i>to &ombinatpns.
Rur" per Bon portufrei. Shnen sefattenb olIe
RitteI cine befimmte 8eit lang 5u 9ebraudheu unb
Sic pcnRdnbie furiren, be5ablen Se uns ben serins
gen Spe3iaIpreis pou $4f0 fur bic bone 3=monat-
Tide 8ebdubInne. anbernfaus ididen Sic ben nidt
ssidtt Scfir berednen. wir uertrausn eiufaS ami
bic Seltraft Der 0tenri=tp Rebisnen unb ouf Stre
9hrlfffeit.
nean Iepe ber HeheIuus Is snebgents griefmarien
BEL unb abbrefire
ST. CLAIR MED. INSTITUTE,
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Glarfe @rimting Gpmpamb.

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@eibdfts= =9rudiaben no Offite'
Sd)reibmaaren. 8rompte Veoienlllt9
lino nieorige Breile.
| 713 {. Houston-Street, San Antonio, IeI
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QlQeN(Qtttter

trbaifen unter foIeenben h6dft liberaen Bebiuouns
gen oas peItberlhmte uuo ein5g pUitiue Raturneils
MtteI Rens=to, garantirt sur Seiluug bon sefIedts
Iidhen kranfheiten perIorener Raunesfraft Rerpens
f@udde H. T. ~ Wir ieubeu
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8esusnebmenb bierauf ertlaren
mir uns germ bereit. iolbe 8aben
entgegennebmen 81 ipulen, um lie
an Die ansegebene sloreiie tpeiter gu
befDroern.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-09
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The twelfth annual meeting OF the
Virginia State Bar Association will be
held q. the Hotel Chsmberlin, Oid
Point, on July IL, is and 10.
The Baptist churches at Richmond
are deeply stirred up over the tight
made to exclude from membership ell
persons engaged in the liquor traffic.
Aaron Evans, OF Edenburg, was in
stantly killed Saturday afternoon by
an esstbound extra freight train. He
had been drinking and was walking
alongside the track. After the engine
passed he fell under the train and was
horribly msngled. He was hard work.
ing man, and leavesja widow and seven
children.
There II now talk OF trying to unite
the warning factions OF the republican
party in the Norfolk district by the
withdrawal oil DR.. K. A. Wise and the
nomination of man who ia popular In
both factions. The man who 10 sug'
gested for the nomination ia Hon.
Harry Libby, who has already repre-.
scented the district in the House OF
Representatives for two terms.
Old Blandford Church, Petersburg,
is to converted into q Confederate
memorial chapel. There are in the old
church IL large windows. which will be
set aside for the II Confederate States
to be used as memorial windows, each
State furnishing its own window. In
addition there are three small windows
which will be assigned for the same
purpose to Maryland, Kentucky and
Missouri.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-09
DAMAGE nv Storms

Buffalo, N. Y, July 9.-The stormy
weather of Saturday wrought much
damage along the water front. Be-
tween midnight aud one o'clock Sun
day mornir g when the wind was at lite
0eight nine boats OF the club feet broke
or dragged their moorings end were
driven ashore. Mary spsrs were brok-
en- and boats disabled. The Ariel, q
five ton cutter OF the Buffalo Yacht
Club, went ashore on Bay Beach, in the
storm of Saturday. A tug will be re.
CURED to dislodge her. The West
Wings, commodore John G.. Sweeney,
took the storm st the outlet pier and
after several hours in the midst of it,
was compelled to take shelter in the
lee OF Pointo Abino. She was bound
from Buffalo~to Port Colborne, Ont,
with a crew and passengers numbering
10. She is 44-footer and suffered bad
ly from the storm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-09
Startled Funeral Crowds.

Bangor, Me-, July 9-Several hun.
dred people gathered in the Bangor
chapel yesterday to attend the funeral
Of Miss Addie Paul. The Womsu's Re-
lief Corps, of which Miss Paul was o
member, was present 10 body, and
brought large floral crescent. Two
minutes before the services began Miss
Paul walked down the isle with the
mourners, and then the Woman's Re-
lief Corps members learned that it was
Miss Paul's brother that was in the cas-
ket. Many, however did not learn of
the mistake until they viewed the re-
mains, while still others wondered at
the clergyman's references to "this
man." Miss Paul was Familiarity called
"Ad" by her intimate friends, and her
brother was known as ed" In receiv.
ing the telephone message for death
notice the local undertaken misunder.
stood and had the wrong person dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-09
NEWS Or TIE DAY.

Governor General c. II. Allen, OF
Porto Rico. returned to New York on
Saturday.
Eleven Americans were killed and
sixteen wounded in one week scouting
in the Philippines.
The st. Louis grand jury declared
that the police were much to blame for
The lawlessness that prevailed during
the strike.
Charles A. Towne has decided to
urge the fusion populisis to accept his
withdrawal and put up no other csndi-
date for vice president.
Sixteen hundred men have been
thrown cut Of employment by the bank
ng of fire furnaces Of the Lackawanna
Iron and Steel Company.
Mrs. Alice knight, feeling remorse
for having run away from her husband
with man who deserted her, commit.
ted suicide 10 New York Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Festmau has applied
for divorce in Orange, N. j., her first
husband having turned up after long
absence. She does not want either now.
Charles A. Towne and William ].
Bryan had long conference In Lincoln,
Yesterday. Mr.. Towne will withdraw
from the populist ticket if the populists
will indorse Stevenson.
The angle ironsmith shop of the vii.
liam Cramps Sons Ship and Engine
Building Compsu OF Philadelphia was
badly damaged by FIRE at an early hour
yesterday morning, causing q loss of
$4,000.
In the month ended July 5, British
losses 10 South Africa were 5000. 1900
of whom were killed. Lord Roberts
reports that the Beers have released
500 prisoners and put them over the
Natal border.
Two electric cars on The Scranton
Pa, Railway Compsny's Duryea line
collided head on yesterday at Old
Forge, killing one person and ipiurinp
ten Others. Mischeyous boys, 1t Is sun,
posed, tempered with the switch signal
and both cars got into the same block.
Theodore Plsusse, years old, while
playing with matches at Webster,
Mass, yesterday set fire to his clothing.
His aged grandfather, who was 10 the
house with the child is a iaith-curist
and i stead of attempting to extinguish
the flames fell on his kDess and prayed.
The child will die.
2In sudden storm Saturday after
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-09
The War Africa.

London, July 9.-Lord Roberts tels-
graphs from Pretoria under date of
July s, that President Steyn left Beth
lehem the night of July 4 for Fouries-
burg with De Wet, several other com
manders and 5000 men.
General Mahon Oh July 5 drove off
8 0C0 Beers with elk guns who were
menacing his right flank. The British
casualties we're four officers and 90 men
wounded and two missing.
The Beers attacked the British gar
rison at Rostenburg, west of Pretoria,
on July z, but we're repulsed with heavy
loss.
Mr.. Broderick said that he believed
further fighting was imminent at Ten
tsin, but the government thought the
allies would be able to defend their pc.
sitiop. The British Indian troops he
said, would begin to arrive at Tsku the
, nd OF the week. The Ysngtse Valley,
said Mr.. Broderick, was quiet but
further naval forces were being
moved up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-09
Beat RnII with Pitchfork.

Willismsport, Pa, July S.-Elmer
Lamont, sged nine years, the son OF 9
farmer living at Cadogan station, this
county, Saturday saved his seven-year-
old brother John from death on the
horns OF vicious bull. Johnnie was 10
the barnyard with a red handkerchief
around his neck. The bull, with bead
down, started after the little fellow,
who had his back to the animal. The
next instant the boy went flying up 10
the air, and as be landed on the ground
the maddened animal trampled him
With its fore feet, and then again hurl.
ed him into the air. Elmer grabbed o
pitchfork and hurried TO the spot where
the bull and his unconscious brother
were. The proDgs of the fork were sunk
into the BULLS headquarters by Elmer,
and several more tnrusts compelled the
animal to momeDtarily desert Johnnie,
Elmer got hold OF his brothers. hand,
and as he dragged him to the fence the
bull made several rushes, but was re
pulsed with the fork. Johnnie regain
ed consciousness at the fence and Was
pushed through the rails by his brother,
who, at the first opportunity, got out
of the bsrnyard and escaped the bull,
Johnnie's condition is serious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-09
To Confer on Campaign Plans

Lincoln, Neb., July 9.-The leaders
OF the national committee arrived last
night, to confer with Mr.. Bryan rela-
tive to the management of the cam
palgn. Those who came We're Senator
Jones, OF Arkansas, chairman; VIM. ].
Stone, OF Missouri; Daniel J. Csmpau,
OF Michigan; ]. G. Johnson, Of Kansas;
George F. Williams, OF Massachusetts,
and Jos. DANIELS. of North Carolina.
They declare that special plank favor
ing an Income tax was left out of the
platform by accident 10 the rush oil
preparation of the document. Another
story is told to the effect that this plank
was displeasing to Hill and for this
reason was omitted.
A large ratification meeting will be
held here tomorrow. The speakers. 10
addition to Col. Bryan. will be Adlai
E. Stevenson, Charles E. Towne and
G. F. Williams. Bryan's utterances
will not BIO regarded as the opening
slogan of the campaign. That will
come later. The national committee
has littls hope OF carrying any OF the
Pacific coast States. The heaviest as
sault will be made IN New York and
the States of the mid lie West.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-09
Trial of Alleged Assassins.

Georgetown, KY, July 9.-The trial
OF the men accused of Goebel's assas-
sination, which was brought here on
a change of of venue, from Frankfort,
filled the town with people today. Two
deputies who stood at the head OF the
main staircase aud searched every one
who entered the court room, for con-
cealed weapons, was evidence that Ken
lucky etiquette was to be observed.
When Judge Csntrill asked Sheriff
Snuff to call the court to order, shortly
before ten o'clock, the room was well
filed. At Judge Cantrill's left sat Col.
David r. Murray. The case OF Caleb
Powers Yves the first set for trial, and
after reading the dockets of the last
term and swearing 10 deputies the work
of empanelliDg the jury began. Judge
Can,rill called the case of the Common
wealth against Caleb Powers end the
former republican secretary ofstate was
brought into the court room.
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Foreign News.

Liverpool July 9.--Fire broke out late
Yesterday on the Fiber DeEoster DOCKS
here and caused great alarm because Oh
the recent terrible confsRration In Ho-
bokep. The steamers Benguels and
Benny Oteon caught fire but were tow
ed to a place OF safety after being seri'
ously damaged. The sheds adjoining
the docks are still blazing.
Berlin, July 9.-Prof. Max Kroner,
the we'll known painter, is dead.
Oporto July 9.-Seversl new cases OF
bubooic plague have appeared here.
Sr. Petersburg July 9.-The Czarins
ia i'll and the Car will probably post
20 me his travels.
Brussels, July 9.-The Chief General
d'Armee of the Assize Court has been
brought before the Correctional Trihu-
nal charged with allowing Sipido, the
boy who tried to kill the Prince OF
Wales, to leave the country without an
order from the advocate General. Sipi-
do is now at large.
Sydney, n. S. W., July 9.-Au un-
usually early winter with foods OF un'
precedepted severity are causing great
loss drought this colony, Telegrsphic
communication ia interrupted, train
loads of passengers are snow bound and
freight traffic is paralyzed. In many
parts OF the country snow stands eight
feet deep,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
,rrespoDdence Of the Alexandria Gazette. j

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette. ]
Washington, July 8.
The State Department has received
no information over Sunday confirming
the dispatch from Consul Goodnow
Saturday. A cause Of uneasiness is the
friction which appears to have develop
ed be ween Germany, Russia and
Japan. Japan Is anxious to push her
troops into Chinese territory and has
already begun the movement with
10 600 soldiers, but she feels that If she
does the work she should receive the
reward. In her former war with China
aha was baked In her desire for terri
torial indemnity. Officials at the de-
nsrsmeuts feel that Tientsin is the dan
Ger poiut. As explained this morning
hv a recently retired naval officer,
Tientsin is 60 miles up the Pei DO
river and the country between it and
Y'onohu Is a vast slluvial plain capable
of being quickly flooded with water
rom the grand canal and its branches.
The water is higher than the surface oil
tbs plaiu. This, it 10 believed, has been
done and nication between Iien-
tain and Tongku for troops merchlng
overland cus of. Meantime the CHI
nese hold either bank OF the Pei no:
Minister WI this morning is inclined