The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-12-25

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fnoiorious colored horse
he Fairfax county, Va.
Ter on Monday, WHOM
II killed him
York, Pa, on Sunday last
Inc inches. On the same
so eight inches of snow on
erland, Md.
ss has not yet been found The
Iedger has strong grounds fol
the boy is still alive and will
ED 10 his parents.
4 fdict of the coroner's jury in the
~ burglars, Mosier and Douglass, re.
~, Fed on Long Island, was iustifuble
brtion Of the city wall of Constant
r. Jas thrown down and 200 persons kill.
3he explosion of IL powder magazine
q }nday, caused by Il stroke of lightning.
FOL. Chapman Bllingslcy, late State
tor from st. Mary's county Md, died n
Sydays ago, of typhoid pneumonia His
with creates vacancy TO be filled ut the
; neral election next year.
~ The white students of the high school at
Hew Orleans rebcllrd against the admission
}of colored pupils, and the latter left the school.
1T is believed that n separate high school will
be established for them
The Pacific mail steamship Japap, from
San Francisco for Hong Kong, China, was
burnt on Thursday of last week, in the Pa
enc ocean Only mcagre account has been
received but it is believed that there has been
terrible loss of life She had on board about
400 Chinese steerage passengers and four cab
in passengers for Hong Kong.
The Virginia Senate has passed bill to
suppress games of chance, which is, perhaps,
the most sweeping one of its kind on the
ltai'ffes Of thisIca9antry. Under il every
eius lottery, gift enterprise or rattle is for.
hidden, and even the ladies are lebarred from
rafting articles of their handiwork at the
fairs.
President Grant sent to the Senate on
Monday the name of eX.Gov Bradford, for
appraiser of merchandise at the port of Bal.
timore, in place of Col. f. +. Anderson, and
the name of VIM. ]. |. Linlhicum, to be rs.
sisant appraiser, in pnce of Gen. Adam F..
King, promoted Ia I've naval officer some time
since.
President Grant issued proclamation on
Monday commanding all turbulent and dis
orderly persons in Warren county, Mississp-
pi, to dsperse within five days from date.
ms proclamation is directed especially,
against the people of Vicksburg, which is in
Warren county. No account Of any disturb.
ances have come from that quarter for some
time, and the Presidents proclamation there
seems ilftimed and unnecessary The Demo.
cratic and Conservative members of the Leg
islature have issued protest denying the
charges of disturbances, as alleged by the
President. Grant has over-eaten himscfand
has had bad dreams that is all
"A decision under the Civil Rights Act
has been rendered in Ohio. A negro bought
n dress-circle ticket to a Cleveland theatre,
but the ushers refused to show him to a seat
in that part OF the house. offering to refund
to him the purchase money. He left and
brought suit against the manager The Jury
decided in favor of the defendant, the Judge,
i'll his charge, saying that an the conduct of
ones own business II man is not bound to
consult the tate or feelings of others. He
has no right to injurc their persons, or char
acter, or property. So long as he does not
do them wrong or commit nuisance, he may
conduct his own business in Just such aman-
ner and on just such rules as he secs fit" If
he saw fit he could establish II rule that no
white person could enter the dress circle or
any other portion If the house, and they
would be excluded