Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-04-09
General News of the Day.

The senatorial excursion TO Mexico has beef
abandoned.
The frat direct mail TO Glasgow went on
from New York Saturday by steamer Utopia
Strikes are rife in all kinds Of bushes
throughout the country.
Monseigncur Roncelio and Count Morefos
chi bearers of tho cardinals cap for Arch
bishop McCloskey, arrived 10 New York OF
Tuesday
A Rome correspondent Of Paris newspaper
states that the Pope will take up his residence
in the United States il II should become i'm
possible for him TO remain in Rome
Prof f. W. Walker, the well-known scient
isi Of Brooklyn, n. ", died last Sunday
from an overdose Of fluid extract Of hemlocki
which he took incidentally.
Professor Pner, of the Spanish University
has been arrested and hanished to Fernando
Pc because he petitioned the King against The
recent reactionary educational decree.
On Friday last VIM. Orr. of Allegany coun'
iy. aged II years, was drowned. Three or fouf
DAYS before he was notified of legacy o.
$40, 600 from relative in England.
1t likely that we will get a truthful state
ment 10 the Beecher case now. The danger
Gus illness of Henry NJ Cleveland has made
IL necessary to take his evidence in the case al
his residence. The testimony is to be read in
court at the conclusion of Beecher's evidence.
/ Although an attachment has been issued for
| Chas. A. Dana, editor of the New York Sun,
/ 10 appear in the case Of the United States vs.
/ F. H. Snyder at Washington, he persists in the
/ refusal to appear, for the reason that he knows
1 nothing about it, and fears he would suffer
the fate of editor of the Tribune.
| John E. Brossiux, president, and Thomas s.
| Armsead cashier of the Dollar Savings Bank
at Richmond, Va, an institution which col
lapsed during the panic Of 1878, have lately
been arrested for the ENLIGHTENMENT of $4,000,
and making fraudulent entries to conceal the
same. Owing to their inability to give bail
they were committed 10 Jail FOR further hearing
SToNEwALL JACKS oN.--Gov. Kemper Of Vr-
gnia, has communicated to the Legislature Of
that State, Information conveyed by letter
from Hon Mr.. Hope, member of the British
Parliament for the University of Cambridge,
that bronze statue of heroic size of Stonewa
jackson, designed and executed by the late
| Mr.. J. II. Foley, r. A :, was offered as a trib
ute Of English admiration and sympathy fol
the acceptance of the Commonwealth. Gov
Kemper says:
"The statue is represented by competent
| judges to be a most imposing and beautiful
work Of art. 1t was procured through sub.
scriptions spontaneously organized among
/ friends of Virginia in the mother country who
admire the character and love the memory o
our dead hero. II remains for the State tt
accept this splendid gift, aud to guarantee il!
/ 10 xrit In
capitol grounds 1t revives no auImosiies o.
the past, il wounds the sensihiliies of no good
man of whatever party or section, TO honor
and revere the name of Jackson. All tn,
| world knows that the earth beneath which his
body lies covers the ashes Of patriot and
hero whose greatness sheds lustre on the age
in which he lived His example belongs tC
mankind, and his deeds and virtues will bt
cherished by all the coming generations oflht
great American republic as among the proud
est memorials of common glory"
THE NEW York Press on THE CoNNEcTIcU1
ELECTION. The New York Herald says .lht
result of the Connecticut election gives tht
democratic party no reason for discourage.
ment If its leaders will have the wisdom &c
ALLURE Bourhonisln once for all, and if heii
opponents shall persist in their allegiance to
/ Grant in spite OF his third term aspirations y
tivty and vigor of the democratic party o
| Connecticut, the boldness and prudence OF the
democratic State central committee, the per
feet record Of Gov. Ingersoil and the hard
money, free trade and home rule platform upon
which Senator Eaton and Mr. Wells united
| for the re establishment of the foundations oil
| a true democracy.
The Times says the republican leaders
made II mistake in asking the people to indorse
| IL l..
| the independent republicans may think of the
democratic party, they care willing 10 trust i,
far enough and long enough TO express in an
unmistakable manner their disapprobaion OF
| the present position OF some republican leaders
| In short, the people want peace, and they are
fully determined TO have it. =
The Tribune says tie first and most obvious
lesson of this election is that "the candidate
who thought it a good way to commend him
| self to favor to fire one hundred guns in hon
or of the Presidents interference with a State
| Legislature, will have little further occasion
to make an ass of himself in public. Mr..
| Greene is not elected Governor of Connecticut
The administration made the fight distinctly
as an administration fight, and the result is a
| little worse defeat than that Of last year"
| 0LD BENDER ARREsrED.--A telegram TO
| the San Diego California; Union from
| Florence, Arizona, gives the capture Of John
| Bender, the head of the family of Cherry Vale
| (Kansas) murderers, with whose fearful crimes
the public are familiar. In reply to an inter-
viewer the man under arrest at first said his
name was Henry Deutchmiler, born in Saxo-
| ny, Germany, in 1920; that he came to
! America in 1916, landing in New York; lived
| in York, Pa, three years moved to Bati-
more, Nd, in 1864 lived on Hanover street,
and worked with shoemaker by The name
| of Plntah Belknal moved TO Kansas in ls65,
where he claims to have lived until his re-
moval lately to Arizona. When pressed by
| his interviewer he confessed that he was
| known in Kansas as John Bender and thea
| admitted that the murders had been commit
ted by his son and daughter, John ana Katie.
| He said g The boy and girl never joined
the church, nor would they work or assist to
till the soil, but would lie in idleness constant.
! ly, studying deviish works; it was they that
| first suggested the idea oftaking life, and they
were the instigators OF all the crimes"
!
! WORKING OF THE TEMPERANCE Problem.
A curious ouigrowth OF the temperance cru.
SADIE in Ohio is law which passed the Legis-
ture of that State at its recent session. The
| local governments of the State are forbidden
by the constitution to license the sale Of liquor
! They may prohibit it entirely, but they
cannot license it, The bill Just passed
forbds the local government to prohibit th,
| sale of wine. cider and beer, thus making thu
perfectly Just distinction between spirituous
and fermented liquors. Thus, from an agta
ton in favor of total abstinence comes very
sensible law in favor of temperance, which i,
| likely TO do a much more lasting good
Baito Sun.
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