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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-20
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-20
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Barcelona an. 9er, Stootprdieft uO cine
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Iona Sponien picocr su bctrcttn. SD
tcnnc Die VSiin 6c &ocelono'S. Non alien
meincn Siteln bin iN ON itplSclttn oul
! bcn eines @ro fen BON Barcelona.
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uno uuroc oui 0cm Guoi BON ben SeDDr=
Den Der @tuot unb elmer un9eDcurcn
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bcf flett cr6oIten.
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miro ON 9onncrltoN GicrDcr tpnlmcn.
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teitcn in pcnigcn Io9cn uieocr 0ulntD=
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07
MARYLAND INDEPENDE H7T--A

Disqualification Washington state that
defalca6ous among subordiuates have
occurred in the Baltimore Custom House
at various intervals from the administra-
ton Of President Buchanan down to the
second term Of President Grant. BY
special acts of Congress, Messrs j.
Thomson Mason, Edwin H Webster and
John l.. Thomas. Jr., Collectors Of the
Port, were relieved from responsibility
for the embezzlements of their subordin-
ates 4 bill was also pending for seye-
raj years to remove a similar RESPONSE
bility from Hon. II. W. Hoffman, who
who was Collector ofthe Port Of Baltimore
from 1861 TO 1865, under President lin
coin The adjournment of Congress on
the third Of March left this bill still I'M
acted on. Iu consequence of this orders
have been sent to Baltimore to press at
the present term ofthe United States Dis
trict Court in that City the suit of the
United States against Mr. Hoffman on
this account.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

An Indian agent writes to Washington
a doloroas narrative cf the difficulty he
meets with in endeayoling to remove the
Kiekapoo tribe from Mexico in Texas
As these are the Indians who murdered
and robbed along the border until
Colonel McKensie ehastised them into
peacefalness a few years ago and drove
them into Mexico, tits curious that there
should be any desire to bring them back
upon the territory of the United States,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

Hon james G.. Blaine delivered Fri
day night before a large Republican
meeting in New Haven, campaign
speech which he had very plainly pre-
pared with much care and deliberation
He does not want, he said, the Bepubli-
can party to surrender or disbaud its
organization before the legitimate ends
Of the great civil war have been fully
attained lie had no confidence in the
efforts or ;he intentions of the Democra-
tie party to pacify and harmonic the
South on tue basis Of submission to law
and order; he was no alarmist, and had
no desire to be sensational; but he ven
tured to say that it was a safer thing for
the people not to put the Democracy in
the way ofobtaining the control Of the
Government. He believed that the aim
Of the Democratic party now is to con-
solidate the South, and secure as much
Northern support as possible, and it was
most startling fact that with the
former slave States they need but frac-
ton Of the Northern vote to give them
the Government He believed the poll
cy Of the Democrats would be one of
reaction, wh;eA he though; #o,s!a lead
70 fresh troubles.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

John Piet, ESD, an old and respected
citizen Of Baltimore, died in that city on
Saturday last. lie was born on the 18th
of August, 1891, a, Jaemal Hayti.-
When but three years old his mother
brought him to this country. leaving
IIayti on account of its then disturbed
condition. He married in 1872 Miss
Susan MeSherry, daughter Of the late
Richard McSherry, of Virginia, and re-
moved to hat State IN 1925, where he
resided until 1867 lie then returned
to Baltimore, where he has remained an
honored and esteemed citizen ever since.
Mr.. Pict was one Of the Old Defend
ers of Baltimore having fought at the
battles of North Point and Bladensburg.
He was tn, father Of Mr. John B. Piet
Of the frm Of Kelly, Pet q Go. Mr..
John B Pet married a daughter Of Mrs,
Sarah Floyd who resides at Rose Hill,
near this place.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

On the 4th of November last a general
order was issued by the Treasury Depart
ment to the various Assistant Treasur-
ers, and designated depositarios through
out the country, to give notice that all
United States interest coupons would be
paid at any time within ninety days be
fore their maturity, except when other
wise ordered, at rebate Of interest at
the rate fisk per cent. per anuum in
gold on presentation at the offices Of the
various Assistant Treasurers A Wash
ington dispatch states that this order is
still in force.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

The frsshets and ice foods that week
since threatened disaster to bridges and
riparian villages in Pennsylvania have
subsidized; but the advance Of spring
has set the ice III motion on the New
England rivers. and there have been
disasters Of more or less magnitude on
the Connecticut aud the Merrimae A
bridge over the Connecticut was swept
away which has interrupted railroad
transportation through the lioosac tunnel.
The Merrinlac is so swollen that some Of
the great cotton mills have been stopped
by the back water, and many operatives
have been thrown out Unemployment.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07
shad and Herring.

1t is gratifying 10 observe that in the
counties Of Maryland directly interested
III shad and herring fisheries there is ex-
cited considerable inquiry as TO the means
Of restoring the value Of now almost use
less fishing properties The Cecil Wing
says that thirty years AGO herring sold
on the Susguehauna for dollar a
barrel at fishing shores where now no
seines are hauled, aud tbat shad we're
caught at the same fisheries ands Old at
correspondmgly low prices Fifty years
ago shad were caught in Northeast and
Elk rivers in parts of those streams
which were fordablc when tbe tide was
oat, and were sold as low as four dollars
per hundred. And the same facts apply
to numerous other localities. while the
fisheries which are still worked and at a
profit have considerably fallen off in their
product. In order to remedy this conli-
tieu the Wing advises tn formation of
associations Of property owners on the
rivers to investigate the matter. point
out existing abuses and suggest remedies
therefor in the shape Of stringent legis-
lation It is understood that the State
fishery commission desires TO undertake
to restock the rivers with shal and her
ring. but has not means to procure the
requisite hasching arFara;ss- The next
Legislature should provide means for the
purpose, and thus essay to reyiyify this
languishing but highly important inter-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

The refusal Of Secretary Bristow to
receive the resiguationo of George b. Ne
Cartee, Esq, Chief Of the Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing, ofthe Treasu-
ry Department, is an honor that he has
not extended to other officials. lie has
heldthis importantand responsible posi-
tion for seven years and desired to re-
tire to attend to private business, but at
the earnest solicitation Of the Secretary
he has withdrawn his letter ofresiguation
and VIII remain at BIS post.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

A Texas paper asserts that sheep val
ued at seven million dollars are annually
destroyed by dogs in that State This
seems almost incredible, but it is certain
that the destruction Of sheep BY dogs III
the whole country involves an enormous
loss. Maryland and Virginia are both
great sufferers from this cause. The
destructive propansities Of the dog in
this respect more than counterbalancc
any services he renders. It is pleasant
to have the affection even Of a dog, but
his affection for sheep is often stronger
than for bis master. The agriculturistt
will have to choose between the souti-
mental estimation Of dogs and the value
Of mutton and wool
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

At the rate at which Don Carlos Off
GERS and soldiers are forsaking his cause
it seems impossible that bis standard
should be much longer kept waving over
Spanish territory The detection Of Gen.
Cabrera was the turning point Of the
tide, and since that occurred it has flown
steadily against the insurgents. More
than two hundred officers have followed
Cabrera's example, and it would not be
surprising at any moment to hear that
Don Carlos had soughtrefuge in another
country, and that the authority Of the
young King Alfonso was unquestioned
IN the length and breadth Of Spain.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

The case Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company VS.. the State Of
Maryland, involving the question Of the
liability Of the company % pay to lie
State one-ffth offs receipts for thetrans-
portation of passengers on the Washing
ton Branch Of its road, was taken up in
the Supreme Court on Thursday after
noon The payment is resisted under
the decision in the Nevada case several
years ago, that such tax is not lcgiti-
mately upon the business Of the compa-
ny, but it is in fact upon the passenger
for the privilege Of passing through the
State, and being such, unconstitutional
and void.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

At the Austrian seaport of Trieste on
Saturday, in full view Of the Adriatic,
and not far from the castle where his
insane consort spent some years Of her
darkened life, a monument to the pafor-
tunate Maximillian was unveiled with
appropriate ceremonies. The event re-
calls the sacrifice Of the yonng Arch
dukes life to the ambitious attempt Of
Napoleon toestablish an empire in Mexi-
co and the closing incident Of that dis
astrous movement, when on the plain Of
Queretaro Maxinilion faced the Mexican
maskets and died with poor Carlotta'
on his lips,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

The State Department viii, it is said,
at an early date, call the attention Of the
Mexican Government to the euormity Of
the oaeuses lately committed on the Texas
border and demanding rcparation.
Another view Of the state Of the case
has been giycn, which will proba-
big form the basis at least of the answer
Of Mexico 1t is claimed that the ex-
citement has been encouraged by resi-
dents Of the American border from .
desire to involve the two countries in a
warrior purposes Of annexation. Many Of
the guilty parties, it is eontended, live
alternately and exeieise political rights on
both sides Of the frontier.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07


The Grand Jury ofGarrett county adj
jourued last week. and acting under the
same law in force in this county in re-
gard 70 granting licenses, recommended
fifteen persons to the clerk for that pur-
pose In their report they say;
I'VE have refused all against whom
charges have teen made thereby sup
pressing many places which were a nui-
sauce to the pbblis, and destruction Of
the youth Of the county in their immedi-
ate vicinity
The Hartforl Iutelligenccr Of last
week says;
Mr. Louis Cahan of this place, made
application short time since to the
Clerk ofthe Circuit Court for this coun-
ty, Captain 4. L. jarrett, for a retail
liquors license, for the ensuing year,
commencing the lst of May next The
Grand jury having failed to recommend
any one to the Clerk for license he re-
fused to issue the same under the Act
Of Assembly Of 1871, Mr. Cahan then
filed a petition for writ Of maudamus,
by which the Clerk of our Court was
ordered to show cause on the 10Th OF
March, why the writ should not pass az
prayed Captain Jarrett's answer 10
this petition was fled on that day
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

There are certain tribes who bury theil
dead by exposing them on the branches
Of trees. 4 few mornings ago, in Paris,
some soldiers discovered a package hang
ing from tree, aud apparently cnvelop-
ed in toy balloons; on further examina-
ton the parcel was found to contain the
dead body of a new born child Later in
the day the body Of women was found
in the Seine on calling where she lived
the police discovered the poor woman
kept toy bazaar, her looks related she
had Just attached the child to a balloon,
hoping it would be able to join its father
in Heaven.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

The municipal election at Annapolis
Monday, resulted in victory for the
Democrats The city has heretofore been
Republican, but the Democrats elected
their ticket for Councilmen BY an average
majority of IS. Almost disgraeeful riot
occurred III the Third Ward, in which
one negro was killed and some four Or
FIVE negroes and two white men were
wounded.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

John E. Bossieuz. President, and
Thomas s. Armstead, Cashier, Of the
Dollar Savings Bank. an institution which
c5iiaPsgd during the pane ~ September,
1873, were arrested in Richmond, Yir-
ginia on Saturday, on warrants charging
them with enlbozzling fourteen thousand
dollars of the funds of the bank and with
making fraudulent entries to conceal the
gau,n
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

The report published lately that the
Emperor Of Brazil intended to abdicat
his throne in favor of the Countess d Flu
and after making the tour Of Europe
establish his residence in the United
States, has, tits stated grown out of !,
fact known in diplomatic circles, that
should his Majesty leave Brazil for
an extended tour, the Countess, who is
heiress to the throne, would act as Re
reut
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

Hon. William Latchford Of Prince
Georges county an ex-member Of the
Legislature, died on Friday last Of con-
sumption, aged thirty-four Up to the
time of his death he was member ofthe
Grand Consistory Of Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite Masons, and also Of
Baltimore Commandery Of Knights lem
mar. No. ..
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

News has been received al the japan
zee Legation Washington, that 4 Mort.
formerly Minister to the United States.
was lately married in Yoddo, aeeor1ia-
TO American ceremony and with Ameri-
can demonstrations. There was a large
attendance of Japanese and foreigners,
and the event was much talked about and
extensively noticed in the Napau press
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

rs
oHige'S'
Tr's"'ew.--liGgh Mitchell.
t'cs ITeSiaeHf .-William +. Dement,.
S-ere'arg.-W. Z. ". Rowe.
1reaSarir. Joseph Price.
lIHs hcPer.-A. ". Neale.
EIeemiee C9Rsmjfce.-pr. Peter W. Haw-
/ kins, Or. Iius. &. trlce and John Il Mitchell.
The Council adopted proposition having
G,- he obio,, tho hold;,,. ~ a., ,,,r;.,,r,,,.'i
f'lr lh TINS county this ran. We nope an
having the welfare old Charles at heart will
co-onerate in this move.
base baN.
The ]ugeaile Base BAH Club Of -tiis
place was re-organized On the first instant by
,be .lo..,;,,, or H.. t..,1...,.;.,.. ,.a;..-s
-, 's'i "a ,.
i's''a,N II u besWeii-
75,''g'H'g'- -; II. Lacey
1t 's',s',.' ~ W ~; - - D'sPgs-
I.5..t -, *, ,e. y M M. 7nloot.
Pun 'N''"' -'H'e'-7 M D'Iics-
We would suggest to our young friends the
pr0priety Of choosing more suitable place for
nra,ticjno thso trs +. .llis s5,,aro
Our Fifth District Letter.
.Hsssrs. EA'ors The struggle Of balmy
e--i,,.. .., f-.. i.,-.,r 70 a. -. -. e
~. ,'" "a
WINTER yet continues, though Tor weeks the
whistle of numerous steamers, the chirp of blue
b;-5s tbo s,.ollir,.. t,l,,. t,,,,ts h,,.a ,.,.,
siuId' names ana hopeiui hearts 10 nerve them
selves once more for labor active battle.
The dckle elements urce unon Ms n,tapce
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07
DIVINE Service.

There will be Divine Service az ST. Charles
Church. Cornwallis Neck on Thursday end
Friday April tie 8th and 9th, snch as are
preparing FOR Confirmation will be instructed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-29

Final action has been taken by the Lngs'a-
ture on the matter Of the new constitutional
amendments to be submitted to the people.
They comprise two amendments lone reqnir-
ing pre-. payment of the poll tax, al requisite
to voting; and adding conviction Of petit lar.
osny as disfranchisement the other estab-
fishing biennial sessions of the Legislature
and limiting the size OF the House OF Delegates
10 not less than nlnety nor more than one hun
dred-aud the siz, Of the Senate to not less
than thirty three uor more than forty-the pay
of legislators to be fixed by salary aud not by
a nor diem
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-29
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINiA.
MONDAY, MARCH %, 1875.


Geo. W. Graham. Radical member of the
State Senate from Notaway county, was ex-
PEELED from that body on Saturday for compi-
city 10 the Schoolcraft naval cadetship bribery
case The report, proposing expulsion was
adopted ayes "a, noes 9. The question was
then raised, whether it did not require the
votes of two-thirds Of the Senators elected to
expel Senator, but the President an.
bounced that two-thirds of the Senators pre-
sent having voted in the affirmative on the
adoption Of the report of the Committee OF
Privileges and Elections. relative to the charges
against Senator George w. Graham, that the
said report had been adopted. The Chair said
in conclusion Therefore, however painful
tho duty may be, is incumbent upon the Chair
to pronounce that George w. Graham is ex-
PEELED from the Senate OF Virginia, and is no
longer a member thereof. "