The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-30
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

! AGRIoULTURAL FAR.-The State Agricultural
Fair will be held this Fall near the city of Frede-
| rick, commencing on the 25th and ending on the
2Sth day of October. The grounds of the Frede-
rick County Agricultural Society have been en-
larged and fitted up for the accommodation of the
State Society, and the most ample and liberal ar
engagements have been made by the citizens of
Frederick to insure the success of the Fair The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has rendered the free
use OF their road for the transportation of stock
implements, &c, to and from the exhibition. The
olHerent railroad and steamboat lines leading to
this city have also agreed to carry articles intended
! Tor the exhibition free of charge.
Copies of the premium list and rules and regula-
tons can be had of the Secretary at the Society's
office, l28 Baltimore street, Baltimore and also of
Mr. Mahoney, Assistant Secretary, at Frederick
Membership tickets, price So, can be had of the
Treasurer, in this city, until the day of the opening
OF the show, or of Mr.. Mahoney, in Frederick. On
and after that day the Treasurer will be on the
| Show Grounds.
P. S.-The Annual Meeting of the State Agri-
cultural Society will be held in the city of Frede-
rick, on the evening of Monday, the oath October,
at o'clock.
DEATH IN THE JAIL.-Y Yesterday afternoon about
four O'Clock, man named Charles Antoine died in
the Jail from the effects of swallowing quantity of
ETHEREAL OIL 1t appears that yesterday morning he
was attacked with pain in his stomach and ali
ETHEREAL lamp being near him, he asked one of his
fellow prisoners to give it to him. as he thought
that if he would drink some of the fluid which was
in the lamp it would relieve him. There was not
more than gill of oil in the lamp which he drank
Soon after he got worse, and on one Of the Deputy
War dens visiting him he stated what he had done.
DIR. Thomas, the Jail physician was sent for, and
! administered medicine, but Antoine continued to
get worse, and at four O'Clock in the afternoon he
died. Coroner Greentree held an inquest over the
body, and verdict was rendered in accordance
with the above facts.
Antoine was imprisoned on the 10Th of August
last, on the charge of assaultng with intent to kill
capt Dawson OF the schooner Sea Nymph.
STABBING CAsE.-On Wednesday evening about
eight o'clock, young man named Herman Long,
living at No. 231 Dallas street, was stabbed by a
young man named Jas. Wilson, The affair occurred
on Canton avenue near Bond street. where two rival
clubs OF young men cOngregate nightly. Wilson
bantcred Long for fight, when the parties pulled
of their coats, but Wilson, instead of striking with
his fist, made thrust with a knife the blade en-
tered the arm of Long between the elbow and wrist
passing through the arm. DR.. Dashields dressed
the wound. A warrant has been issue for the ar
rest OF Wilson, but he has evaded the officers.
ANOTHER Mass MEETrNG.-Arrangements have
been completed for holding a meeting in Monument
square to express disapprobaton of the resolutions
adopted and speeches delivered at the late Reform
demonstration. This event, it is understood, will
take place on Tuesday afternoon next, at P. NJ.
1t is proposed that the opponents of Reform shall
meet in the different wards at that time and march
in procession to the square. Columbus 0'Donnell
Esq, has been spoken of as President of the meet
ing, which will be addressed by Mr.. William Schlev
anu otner gentlemen.
ACCIDENT. "A negro boy about years of age in
the employ of Mr.. Edward Keller, butcher No942
west Baltimore street, was run over by the cars on
the City Passenger Railway yesterday afternoon,
and had his foot and ankle crushed in a frightful
manner. He was riding the front platform,
when the cars came in contact with drove of cat
tie. The boy fearing that the cattle were about to
rush on the platform, jumped off, and hence the ac-
cident. He was taken into drug store near by
and the wounds were dressed by physician.
USEFUL ARTICLE FOR FAMGLIEs.-We received
few days ago from James S. Waters few bottles
of his Liquid Glue, which have subjected to pret-
ty severe tests and feel justified in saying is all that
is claimed for it in the advertisement appearing in
another place. great many things require to
be kept to the ''stcking place. besides our cour-
age, and we have no doubt bottle of this prepara-
ton will be found quite useful in such cases as
bottle of anything else has been deemed in the
one last mentioned.
RESULTED FATALLY.-Mention was made about a
week ago of boy having been run on the city
Passenger Railway, near Oregon street. He was
the son of Mr.. George W. Evans living on the cor
ner of Baltimore and Republican streets. The boy
continued to grow worse daily and died Yesterday
afternoon, modification having taken place. No
blame Is attached to the conductor, who repeatedly
warned the youth to keep away from the cars but
to no purpose.
DETAINED.-The new steamer GeOrgiana which
was to have started on her first trip to Richmond
yesterday afternoon, was detained in consequence
of the inspectors falling to make their appearance
and examine her, and pronounce on her fitness as
steamer. 1t is expected that they will discharge
their duty this morning, and the steamer start for
Richmond before noon.