The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-03-05
THE EGXS.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY, MARCH 9TH, 1875.
THE NEWS.

The Ohio House of Delegates has passe
bill providing for compulsory educt
ton.
Both the principal hotels in Alexandri
have cancelled their licenses and closed, feal
ing trouble from the civil rights bill.
A disastrous freshet occurred last wecl
in the Tennessee river Bridges, mills, barn
and houses have been swept away.
General Butler has built house in Wash
inston and rents it to the government 70
$4,000 year, or IL per cent. interest on tn
Investment
Scar Faced Charley, Shacknasty jim
and some lesser Modoc braves are among TIL
attractions of an Indian show now trayellin!
in the West.
Brigham Young's wife Anne Eliza la
obtained divorce, and a decree ordering
Brigham to pay her $4,000 attorneys fee:
and $4,000 almony.
j. w. Thorne, member of the Nortl
Carolina Legislature, has been expelled fol
publishing pamphlet averring his non be
lief in the existence of God.
The Pennsylvania Legislature has pass
cd a law imposing $4,000 fine, and imprson
ment not exceeding twenty five years, fol
kidnapping children.
Tho Pennsylvania House of Representa-
tives, by a large majority, have repealed the
local option law of that State. 1t was pass.
ed TO run LOT three years
The Virginia Legislature has elected
State Senator Henry \. Thomas Lieutenant
Governor, 10 M the uneXplrea Term OF Lieut.
Gov. H. II. winners, united states senator
elect.
"A new constitution has been adopted in
France, which may place the Republic on a
D1.1 o,,l T.lo -
more soIi9 anu permanent pasis' ohuer IL
me rreslaent nous oilice lorseVen years. ana
may NC re-eIec'eo'
Cadet Engineer Gordon Claude, son of
DR.. Abram Claude, of Annapolis, has been
expelled from the Naval Academy for refus-
ing; from CONSCIENTIOUS mouFes' 10 fence
WIN coioreo caoet'
The settlement of the Virginius question
with Spain is not yet hXed fact after all.
The king of Spain is waiting the formal re.
cognition of his government by the United
states before ne VIII s'gn 'lle oocuniehls'
In New York little boy six years old
lost leg through the rolling of a log upon
him by the alleged carelessness OF some work
men. The boys father brought suit for
S2O,OO0 damages, but the jury gave him
Vefaice Oh Tooo.
Negroes in Richmond have already be-
gun to exercise their privileges under the
new Civil Rights Bill, by visiting barber
shops, restaurants, DC, and demanding to be
waited on. They were refused and ordered
OUT
On Monday the Democrats elected the
mayor, i'll Portland, Maine, by 43G majority,
agains' Republican majority last year of
5O7 Kennebank has gone Democratic by a
large majority for the first time in eighteen
years
The Pennsylvania Fish Commission en-
countered great difficulties in the construc
ton of fish ways in the Susquehanna, so as
TO allow fish to ascend the dams, but have at
last adopted one which they think will be
successful
"A Washington county (Md) lady, Mrs.
Col. Schnebley. has reached the ripe age of
one hundred and two. 1t is said that her
form is still erect, her mental powers Won
derfully retained, and she would easily pass
for matron of seventy.
Senator James W. Nye, while on his
way north fl, m Jacksonville, Fla, walked
off the cars at Richmond being in dazed
condition, and was found at the depot in his
night clothes. He was taken care of and his
friends notified of his whereabouts.
"A man in New York while cuttinr
wood laid his axe down, with the edge up
ward. Shortly afterwards he fell down at
that spot, when the back of his head struck
the sharp edge of the axe, inflicting wound
from which he died almost instantly.
"A unique rifle match is to take ploce on
the Goth ofJune between n New York and
California military company. Each COM
pany is to select its own ground, and the fir
ing to take place at the same time the result
Of the shots being transmitted by telegraph.
General Grant received very signi6-
cant and merited rebuke for his Arkansas
message. by the passage, in the House on
Tuesday. OF Jndpe Polapds resolution dison-
proving of Federal interference in the con
Germs Of that State The vote wos 147 tn OK
The extraordinary session of the Senate
winch VIII peSin on Friday, VIII not, 1t is
Vii hn IL sno,' .t'', ".'n .
Hawaiian and Belgian treaties, and action
on such nominations as tic President may
make.
III ocuy u NIP Dunp'r, Vi Lynn,
.i"eeI' vas iounu ieoc,!'J II. " Mooos near
'hc new hampshire INC, lying lace down,
WIZ. hci ,nIo"l GUY, anu ny her sue pocket
khlle WIN Mhlch the ACT was committed
Dcspohuehcy oyer me loss Oh property Is
supposed 10 nave LED 10 the DEED
ON Thursday evening of last week the
wall Ola house adjoining ST. Stephens Ro.
man Catholic Church, New York, was blown
over by the wind, and fell upon the roof of
the church, crushing it in, killing five and
wounding thirty persons. The scene Of pan.
&c that ensued was fearful.
NJ n
~, mi r Jung wing, OF canton, emma chel
nj Hartford was MARRIED on W edoesd, no ~
Miss Mary L. Kellogg, at the residence ofthe
brides father, b. s. Kellogg, in Avon, Conn.,
nc prlue wore DRESS OF "nile Grape, I'M
pOrleu expressly lOf tnlS occasion from China,