Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-03-19
General News of the Day.

A man died of small pox in Washington
few days ago.
Minister Schenck is expected TO resign his
position.
Another one of the Baltimore quartetle has
departed this ife-making two.
Frederick Citizen enters upon its 54lh vol
ume with the last issue. Fores fortuna juvat.
Washington city promises more interest in
base bail the coming season than for several
years past.
The Circuit Court for Cecil county began
on Monday. Prohibition under the license
meets numerous supporters in that county.
Mary Angela Bell. nun, died al Richmond,
on The 18Th inst. She was the daughter of
Gen. j. Warren Bell of Washington. D. G.
Several outbuiIdinqs, two cows and calf,
belonging to Miss jesse Fraser of Bel Air
Hartford county, on Thursday, were consumed
by fire.
severe storm, this week, passed over The
town of Rienzi, in Mississippi, killing and in
juring many people, also partially destroying
the town.
United States detectives arrested the firm
of Jacob Laysey & Co, distillers 10 Cleveland,
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eminent by making false returns.
The American Turner says the most prolific
bearer, monstrons in size very mealy aud
wholesome for the table, one that will resist
the Colorado Bug, is the g Siberian Red Po-
tato'
The New York Legislature having passed
bill to enable additional snts TO be brought
against the old ring. proceedings will at once
. no ins tnd In Tvype1 md oil of
their plnnder.
A Blow At TRADES UNIONS The Pennsyl-
vania Senate, by vote OF FIVE to one, has
passed a bill declaring all the combinations
unlawful which prevent and discourage the
apprenticing of minors to trade.
Puss Oakley, alias Sarah Parker, Kidnapped
baby, about six weeks old, Of Mrs. John II
Beck with, of Georgetown. D. g., on Wednes-
day the 10th instant and succeeded in getting
us tar as Baltimore, where she apprehend-
ed by the detectives returned to Washington
and there confined in Jail to await her trial.
John v Dempser, the man who innited
wounds upon himself and Lotter Warren, died
the latter part of last week. At the lime OF
the shooting his woond was thought to be
very slight but after lingering several weeks
gangrene set in, which terminated fatally. Her
recovery impossible, hut she continues 10 grow
better. His remains were removed from Wash
ingion TO Philadelphia at the request o: his
brother and sister.
Count de Limonade, John Hepburn. col
ored, of Alexandria. Va, died OF serious burns
received at the late destructive fires ut Port an
Prince, Hayti Many years ago he figured AS
contectioner in the former place Under the
Soulouque he became a magnate of Hayti I'M
der the appropriate title, considering his
Alexandria occupation, Of the Count dc lii
monade.
NoTIcE IN AN ATLANTA (GA SALOON -Ow-
ing TO circumstances which need not recount
shall be forced to adopt in the future the fol
lowing rates Beer, By the glass $40; whisky
loddy, Sl5; brandy straight, So, aud so on
in proportion To regular customers | will
make liberal discount.
G. j. WEINMEIsTEE.
Do you suppose that Mr.. Beecher was en-
deavoriug to propitiate his Catholic friends
on the jury engaged in considering his case
when he said ! would rather see any young
man or woman go over TO my brethren
in the Roman Catholic church; if he or she
could there be made to understand God. II
il can he done there by pictures, or statues,
or anything else-no matter how il is done
let ii be done. 1t is more important that h,
be Matched than that any particular bird
matches him .BoStoa Herald.
On the 18th of the present month"; two
thousand colored laborers marched in process.
sion to the Executive Mansion for the purpose
of making complaint that certain money aprro
priated by Congress for the use of the Dis
trict Government had been paid to contractors
instead of laborers employed by them. The
spokesman entered the portico inquired for
the President, and shortly received a mes
sage: "The President desires to be excused
The crowd then adjourned TO Judiciary Square
and there held mass meeting.