Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-09-11

in his possession any partridge. woedeOck
or pheasant between the times within
which the killing ofsuch birds is fosbid-
den. shall pay fne Of s. for each offence
The 6nes in both eases are 10 be recover
ed befarea ;, jasiise Of the peace. and paid
over to The county commissioners for the
use Of the common school fund.
Registration Notices will be found in our
advertising columns indicating the time
and place ofmecting Of the Registers in the
several districts. Full instructions are Civ
en- in the published notices for the Sept.
sitting. The candidates and their friends
should see TO it thai the name Of every man
Who is or will be entitled 10 voe in Ncvem.
Der is placed upon the Registers books
Those who have changed their residence
since tae last election should see to il that
certificates are procured and their names
transferred to the district in which they
now live.
Tho Minnesota Farmers are the FIRST to
nominate State ticket. They have placed
full list Of candidates in the Geld and
framed platform for them. OF course
the most prominent feature of it is the
RICH, Of the State to legislaie the railroads
into proper tariffs. The nominees are not
men whose names are known outside oil
their own State; nevertheless. if oil the
farmers in Minnesota were to drop other
parties and support this ticket it would
stand fair chance of success.
The State election in California took
place day before yesterday. Last year
Grant carried the State by between twelve
and thirteen thousand majority. And
now. after a short interval of ten months,
the Administration party. has been decis-
lively beaten after vigorous contest. To
be sure, the issue was different, but tbs
defeat Of the Grant party is none the less
significant on that account. The fact that
successful new issues can so easily be
made is one Of the strongest proofs tina,
the old Republican issues have lost their
vitality. In California it was q railroad
issue-the Ceatral Pacific Ring agaius,
the people. The Federal ofice-holders
were on the side Of the Ring. Monopoly
and Rcpublicanism were Frustrated to.
gcther.
The Annual Catalogue ofthe Maryland
Agricultural College shows a continued
prosperity in every department of tina,
excellent institution, and it now presents
claims for public patronage inferior to nc
college in the State. The Faculty has
been reorganized and strengthened. and
substantial improvements have been inau-
gurated in every branch of the course.
For Catalogues containing full particulars,
&c, address the College at Hyattsyille.
Nd.
The steamer 1ronsides, formerly Of the
Lower Potomac Steam Liue, Davis Cap
tain. and lately running between Balti-
more and Wilmington, N. c., went
ashore on Hog Island during an easterly
gale last Friday night. and has since gone
to pieces. Her crew are safe. The Iron
sides was side wheel steamer, of about
1000 tons burden. aud was built at Will
mingsou, Del, in 1866.
Wind, weather and other circumstances
permitting. the great air-ship will start on
her first and likely her last trip across the
Atlantic Ocean to-day from the Capotoline
Grounds. Brooklyn. Two nronauts, Wise
and Donaldson. with newspaper report
or and sailor. make the crew. The trip,
if successful, is expected to be accom-
plished under forty eight hours.
II. Vaudersord. Esq. formerly editor
of the Cecil Democrat, and now of the
Westminster Carroll county, Adeocate.
has been nominated for the House of Del.
cgates BY the Democrats of that county.
Mr.. Vanderford resided for some time in
st. Mary's. where he has still many warm
friends and admirers, who will rejoice at
the advancement CD Of a gentleman SO
deserving and accomplished.
""ot calling kettle black" is illustrated
in the case Of the steamer Wawaset.-
Government Inspectors declare the officers
of the boat are responsible for the disas-
ter. and the latter retort upon the former
BY proving that the Inspectors neglected
their duty.
Gold. for the FIRST time in long while.
Is down below lis. Let. us hope i. will
keep on going. going, going in the same
direction. t@