The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-13
THE N GZS.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY, OCT. 10, 1876.
THE NEWS.

The citizens of Baltimore have contri-
buted over $4,000 to the Georgia sufferers.
"A considerable quantity Of snow fell in
western and northern Ontario last Thursday
AT sale of short horned cattle at
Chicago, last week, six cows were soio III
prices ranging from 81 600 to $1,125.
The New Orleans Times says there is
restaurant in that city where one may get
breakfast, dinner or supper Tor I'VE CENTS
The Cherokee and other civilized In,
dams are greatly excited over the proposed
removal Of the Sioux into the Indian terri
tory
e. A. Claybaugh's Maryland horse
Piccoo won the mile and three quarter race
at Jerome Park, New York, last Saturday
Time 3;lG4.
"A fash of lightning revealed the identity
of man in the act of committing an out
rageous assault in Notaway, Va, and cost
him twenty years in the penitentiary.
The evangeists Moody and Sanky are
holding revival meetings in Chicago, the
wickedest city of America. Last Sunday
5000 persons attended their services
Over 100000 worth of property was
destroyed by fire in Cleveland, Ohio, Monday
morning, including the Second Presbyterian
Church, on which the loss was 10000, but
Insured.
Further returns of the election in Georgia
indicate majority for Colquitt, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, of $4,000
The Legislature is overwhelmingly Demo-
cratic.
The travel to the Centennial appears TO
increase as the time of closing APPROACHES
On Monday over 1000 persons were trans.
ported hther from Baltimore, over the p,
W. and g. railroad.
Several persons in Union County, n. j.,
were poisoned lately, by eating toad stools,
which they mistook for mushrooms. One
of the party, Miss Emma Baker, died and
two others are dangerously i'll.
The recent success of the Seliyans. after
having met with so many severses at the
hands of the Turks, is said to be attributable
10 large number of Russian officers and
soldiers who have secretly joined their ranks
While the sections assistants were cover
ing the coffin Of Miss Josephine Brocht at
New York recently, the mourners were
startled by the report of n pistol, and Jacob
Lout, the young girls lover, fell MORALLY
wounded only few PAGES from the half-fille
grave.
An unknown man was standing leaning
against stationary freight engine, ut Locust
L
lating engine approached and struck the car,
and in endeavoring TO get out of the way
the man stumbled and fell on the track, the
engine passing over his head, crushing it in
n horrible manner, and causing instant death,
Joseph Bolton, aged ten years. died in
New York on Thursday night from the
effects of injuries inflicted by a man named
Beslin in August last Young Bolton and n
son Of Beslin were playing together, and
quarrelled, when the father of Beslin caught
hold of Bottoms car, nearly pulling il off his
head, and causing the fatal injuries. Beslin
has been arrested.
"A small one-story building at Locust
Point, Baltimore, was burned early last
Sunday morning, and Immediately after the
fire the body of the occupant, Miles Philbn,
was discovered in one corner of q back
room, burned to a crisp. 1t is supposed that
he was sutfocated by the explosion of a coal
oil lamp, and was unable TO escape or give
an alarm.
"A fire broke out in the hold of the Ger
man bark Europa, at New York, last Satur
day. seriously damaging the vessel, and burn
ing up five men at work in the hold. The
fire originated from a ship carpenter throw
ing lighted match on the floor close to
pile of oakum, which ignited, and spread
almost instantly throughout the entire hold.