The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-11-17
THE RGZ2.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY, NOV. II, 1876.
THE NEWS.


THE NEWS.
The majority for Gov. Tiden on TIT
popular vote will reach nearly 100000.
In Boston, last Saturd. Y, Jules Briere, {
trenchman, hanged himself in his gPrret
because Tilden was elected President.
The steamer Franklin, with Boss Tweed
ON board, has arrived at ST. Thomas, and is
daily expected at New York.
1t is estimated that over S. O00,O were
staked i'll New York on the result OF the late
Presidential election.
President Grant has pardoned Avery
convicted at st. Loais of completely in the
whisky ring frauds against the revenue.
Cardinal Simcon, recently the papal
nuncio at Madrid, has been appointed to sue
coed the late Cardinal Anonclli as secretary
of state to the Pope.
Last Saturday morning John Taylor, a
carpenter at work on scaffOld at Arbeiter
Hall, Baltimore, fell to the ground, distance
of thirty feet, and was injured Sc seriously
that he died the next day
Rev. R. p. Robinson, pastor of Orchard
street Nj. L. Church (colored,) Baltimore, was
forcibly elected from his pulpit last Sunday
morning by his congregation, for voting the
Democratic ticket
The Cuban war seems to have broken
out afresh. Three thousand Spanish troops
and four generals have arrived at Havana,
and will at once take the field against the
Cuban insurgents.
The grand jury Of Baltimore city have
dismissed the charge against Dr. Buckler
Jones of having committed abortion on the
person Of Miss Matte Roberts,, thereby caus-
ing her death.
General Logan refused to be II c)mmis-
sioner to oversee the counting of the vote in
Louisiana, on the ground that he is a U. S.
Senator, and may be called upon in that
capacity to decide the question at issue.
Last Saturday night Ferdinant and Nc.
Kew was instantly killed and Daniel Hagerty
seriously wounded by the premature explo
sion of dynamite cartridge at the Gun
powder water works near Baltimore.
In Baltimore, last Sunday night, Annie
johnson, n colorcd woman, was burned near
ly to death by the explosion of a coal oil
lamp she was carrying in her hand as she
was going to bed
"A coored boy seven years old, living at
Annapolis, While his parents were absent
found seven shooter, and commenced firing
indiscriminately around the premises, one of
the balls striking his five year old sister in
the side and passing through her right lung.
Boss Shepherd, of Washington, has
faied He claims that his debts are 81 ,300-
600 while his assets are 81 10000 All signs
are said to presage Il crash among the ring
men, consequent upon the stoppage of their
profligale jobbery by the Democratic House.
w. T. j. Henry, of Elkton, Nd, died
on Thursday of last week, of consumption.
He was prominently known in political cir
Giles, and at the time OF his death held q
position at the cattle scales
Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina, was
shot and mortally wounded, last Friday by
the accidental discharge of a pistol in The
hands of her brother.
Maggie Gray an actress, attempted to
commit suicide, on Baltimore street, near
Franklin, Baltimore, Monday night, by shoot
ing herself with pistol. The wound is not
necessarily fatal. The attempted suicide, it
is stated, was prompted by jealousy.
AT Newlght, about twenty five miles
from Raleigh, Rufus Ferrell, coored Dem
ocrat of good character was missing from
his home on Monday before the election
On Wednesday his corpse was found hanging
in the barn of William Mangum, white
Republican of Newlght. Two negroes
have been arrested.
"A remarkable accident occurred to a
passenger train while running into Jersey
Guy, IN. d. l,lst sunday. Inc air brake broke
and the engine dashed beyond the end of the
track across sixty feet of pavement, through
building and into the river, the baggage
and smoking cars following. Some fifteen
or twenty persons escaped with Il ducking,
while a few received bruises.
"A dispatch from Calcutta to the London
Times says it is reported that twenty thous-
and persons persisted in the cyclone of Octo-
Der 3lst, and some estimates place the loss of
lives as high as forty thousand In the town
of Burrisha, 5000 houses were leveed with
the earth. Letters from Surinam report that
great wave nine feet deep swept over the
large island of Da Khun, Shakabozpore.
Suit has been Instituted in the court of
common pleas, Baltimore, by consent, for
Thomas G. Kearny, Of Detroit, Michigan,
against the Northern Central railroad COM
pany, tor forcible election from q train at
Calvert station. He had first-class ticket,
and was not permitted to enter the car ap
propriated to gentlemen accompanied by
ladies, but was told to go into the smoking
car. Being unable to stand tobacco smoke,
he returned to the other car but was forcibly
elected by the conductor.