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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10
The End of the Great Exhibition.

With to-day virtually ends the greatest eA-
position the world has ever witnessed, although
we believe admissions will be allowed till the
18th inst. To-Day will see the commence
ment of Stampede and degarnishment which
only those who have seen the closing of other
exhibitions can have any idea Of lnnumerablc
boxes and bales will cumher the earth, mag
nfcent inside structures, huge mirrors, show
cases, flags, and adoruments will disappear;
great bald spots viii spread over the place
where have stood grand, glittering fountains
of glass, rejecting their myraids of dazzling
cslots, gay temples, around which have stood
thousands of admiring men, women aud chill
dren and the grand notes OF mammouth organs
will be heard no more. Where for these many
months have been heard the gay laughter of
happy throngs OF women and men, the excla-
nations of delight from old and young ming
ling with the merry prattle of childhood will
now be heard harsh voices in notes of COM
mand, the heavy stroke of the hammer
mingling with the crash of falling timbers
making devastation and ruin all around.
Cold, wintry blasts will sweep through the
vacant halls, and cold comfort greet the
luckless pilgrim to the scene of the departed
glory.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10
William M. Tweed.


Morements Of the x-Boss after his mysterious
Depdrt,re from Ne,o York
Correspondence at the State Department
shows that William NJ Tweed escaped from
New York in a small schooner which an
chored off the Cuban coast and sent him
ashore in a small boat on the night Of the nth
of June. lie and the companion of his exile,
VIM Hunt, were landed within few miles of
the port of Santiago. Tweed wore a sack
coat Of black alpaca, heavy satinel pants thrust
into short legged boots, and a light-colored
tall felt hat, white tie, diamond studs in bis
shirt front. Both Tweed and Hunt carried
large valises and umbrellas They wandered
aimlessly along the beach. The older man
was nervous and anxious, while Hunt curled
upon the ground aud slept. Tweed wrapped
himself in thick, warm shawl, and, spread
ing his umbrella over his head TO protect him
from the heavy dew that was falling sat by
the side Of his sleeping companion In The
morning the exies halted fisherman S son,
and learned from him hat they were at Snldi-
nero, ten miles from Santiago By the aid Of
Il Spanish and English dictionary, Tweed
made the lad comprehend That he aud bis com
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10
or actual majorilies as follows:
ANorHeR FLKsn SuowEa.-The phenome

ANOTHER FLEsH SHOWER The phenomenon
Of flesh failing from cloudiess sky occurred
in CASTOR county, n. c.. last Saturday after
noon. The shower fell in cotton field be-
longing 10 JAMES Hannah, who lives uear
Gasionia. The iiesh-tor such, il certainly is
fell tor several minutes. descending some-
what IN the manner OF hail-Stones falling, aud
sprinkled space Of gtound equal to a square
rod. Mr.. Hannah, who saw The shower as il
FELL says it was perfectly clear al tie time,
and that there WAS nothing unusual NisIb.e in
the sky at the place Of the singular occurrence
Mr.. K. Frank Clark, of Cheser returned
from CASTOR equity last Monday aud brought a
specimen of the flesh with hun. microscopic
examination indicates thai il resembles The
flesh Of Gov, and gentleman in town, vino
had the temerity to taste il. SAYS the taste is
similar TO that VI beef EharlfsfoH N.us.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10

negro man WAS drowsed in the Guard
lock on the c. h O. canal on Monday last.
AT meeting of the Trustees OF the Aims
House on Thursday last, Mr. John P Council
was re-appoinled over-seer, DR.. A. H. Som.
mers physician and L S. Patterson clerk.
We return our thanks to Mr.. S. T. Mullican
for box of very fine oysters The bivalves
were nicely cooked and very savory aud
boxed up and picked almost as good as we
have served the fair, aspiring McComas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10

Now and then, as we sit in our sanctunI,
when the calm hush Of night has settled upon
us, inspiring us 10 sentiments grand upon the
recent Democratic victory throughout the
land, and naught is heard hut the sound Of
our gliding pen as it puts into words our feel
iugs Of gratitude n voice steals in upon us
from without, belched forth from the throat
of one Of our exuberant Democratic friends
in startling and sepulchral tones" Rah for
Tiden, Hendricks, and Walsh especially !"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10

DEATH OF CARDINAL ASToNELLI.-The death
Of Cardinal Autoneli, which has been autici-
pated for some time, on account of his failing
health, occurred at Rome on Monday last His
prominent Identification with all the import
art temporal affairs that have occurred in con-
necton with the administration of Plus TX
rendered him one of the most noted men of his
papal chair relations analogous to those which
are supposed to exist between Bismarck and
Emperor William o. Germany. OF late years
Cardinal Antonelli has been resolu,e advo-
cate Of wha, is commonly called a reactionary
policy, and he resisted with great energy all
the movements which finally eliminated in the
abolition Of the temporal power Of the pope.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10

FATAL ACCIDENT A fatal cunning accident
occurred near Hopewell Station, in the lower
part of Somerset county, Md, on Thursday
afternoon last. Jack Evans, a lad Q wears OF
age, and Wngate Sterling were out Cunning;
Wingate broke his ramrod and Evans took his
gun to load it, resting his own gun, which
was cooked, against his left breast, the muzze
of which reached the left side OF his face and
jaw In rammng the gun of Wiugaie the
motion caused the hammer of the other TO fall
and the load passed from left TO right through
Evans head and scattered the brains Of the
unfortunate man over Wingate. Evans died
without a struggle
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10
M ARRTAGES

MARRIED. on The 2Iih oit., 6y The Rev. &.
T. Cociicl in Pleasant Grove Methodist Pro
teslant Church, CHARLES LAYTON o.
this county. to Miss FLORENCE LENTul
COME, Of Frederick county.
MARRIED, at the " f.. Church South, 10
Clarksburg, Wednesday November LIST 1876.
by Rev Charles 7 Wcede, JAdES Z KING
to ADDlE G. HURLEY, all OF this county.
MARRIED on the 3lst OF October 1876 ny
Rev. 3 Averiti ri the home of the bride
NJ Silver Spring, Mr. CHAS. b. GRAVES 10
Miss MARY FIpLER
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10
The Result in this STATE

The indications are that the majority in
Maryl land for Tlden will be above Is, O00
The official returns for the city of Baltimore
place Tiiden's majority at . ,999. The couu-
lies that have gone Republican are Allegany,
Calvert, Frederick, ST. Mary's and Talbot.
The county of Charles, heretofore largely Re-
publican, gives Democratic msjority for
President.
All the congressional districts have been
carried by democratic candidates by estimated
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10
Maryland state $. s. Convention

All pastors and Sunday School superinten-
dents in the State expecting to attend the Con-
vention at dhgerstown are requested to notify
the chairman of the committee by November
18th, that homes may be provided for them
The B & o. r. r. and the Western Maryland
delegates who pay full fare in going TO the
convention upon the certificate of the Secre-
tary of the Convention. The fare from Bal
timore to Hagerstown is So so. The cars on
the B. & o. Railroad will leave Baltimore for
Hagersiown on Wednesday morbng, Novem-
Der 22d, at O'Clock and on the W. NJ. at
TAO A. NJ.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10
LATER

The latest news received before going to
press announces that Florida and Louisiana
have gone for Tiden, which addition
gives him 1876 electoral votes-ll more than is
necessary 10 his election.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10

That tramp who passed through here week
or so ago aud who tried to dupe GU: citizens
by Offering for sale some humbug for purify
ing coal Oil sirimized Young lady OF Grace
ham To- the tune OF a gold watch fter meet
ing with poor success in this place he took in
the latter and WAS granted nights lodging
in the house of Mr.. Michael Grouse Bur
before leaving in the morning he laid violent
hands on gold watch belonging to Miss Til
lie. which was not missed by her until last
Saturday evening. Any of our exchanges
who have seen or known of the Whereabouts
of said tramp will confer favor by commn-
nicaling with Mr.. c. The tramp was engaged
in selling stuff for rendering coal oil nuu-ex-
plosive, also some liquid for cleaning silver.
= Cdtoctoa Clarion.
A tramp ofraiher stout build, but short in
height, with forid complexion, aud selling
this same preventive, lodged in our Jail on
Saturday night last lie stated that he was
on his way home TO Trenton, N j., to vote
Doubtless he is the same thief.-Ed. Sentinel |
A remarkable incident is snid TO have oc-
Cured al Brown Il Hail saw mill, in Acton,
while pine log was being sawed up into
lumber The outside slab and one board had
been cut of, aud while the workmen were
turning over the log they were surprised to
see u large toad poke his head ont OF hole in
which he was imbedded, and where he had
barely escaped heing cut by the saw. How
the stranger got there Was a mystery, as he
was completely incased IA the wood, with no
possible means OF ineress or egress. As the
log was the fourth or 9th from the butt OF the
tree. his position must have been at least fifty
or sixty feet from The ground, and he had no
doubt grown up with il from infancy, being
probably hundreds OF years old The animal
was quite llat, aud nearly as large as mans
hand He was perfectly blind, but when
taken from his bed he made use of his limbs
TO crawl away. The tree was perfectly sound
with the exception of deeayed spot OF about
foot in length below the hollow place in
which he was imhedded How did be get
there, and what did he live on?
In his Confessions of a Drunkard," Chas.
Lamb SAYS: is there no middle way hetwixt
total abstinence and the excess which kills
YOU For your sake, gealle reader, and that
sou may never attain 10 my experience, with
pain must inter the dreadful truth that there
is noue-none that can find"
In Salem, n. j., Weeden. Goodwin, Collyer,
have been found guilty of manslaughter by
aiding in the killing of the prize fighter Walk
er, and sentenced TO the peuiteniiary for six
years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10

a WASHINGTON TRAGEDY About CSC
o'clock Tuesday evening los Bchings, a stair
builder employed NJ the Corcorau building,
corner Of Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, while engaged in quarrel with
Thomas Pilchlynn about a woman in house
No GIT Maryland avenue, was shot by Pitch
lynn, which inflicted wounds 10 such an ex-
teut that his life is despaired Of Behring'S is
native Of New York Pitchlynn ar
rested. Behlinge received three wounds, two
in the abdomen and one IN the breast
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10
~ 6 w gs1 S HOP.
JOHN W. BAKER,
Carriage and W agon Builder,
BR0OKEVILLE, Mp.

Z WOULD respectfully inform the public
L that will continue the above bushes, at
the old stand, and J am prepared to build
Carriages Buggies, Wagons and Jaggers.
Va Repairing Painting and Trimming
neatly executed on the most reasonable terms.
FARM WORK, such MS Broad and Narrow
Tread Wagons, Plows, Cultivators, Harrows,
&c made to order.
Old Work taken in part pay for new. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed, and prices to suit the
times. Estimates for work furnished on ap-
plicaiion
SHOP in Brookeviile. at the terminus of
the Washington and Brookeville pike.
nov 1T
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10
Arrest of a Desperate.

The Washington Star of Monday says;-
John Curran, the outlaw, with three other
hiahwaymen, about one year ago attempted
TO rob Mr. Benjamin Fawcctt, treasurer of the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, about four miles
this side Of Cumberland, and fred several
shots al him, while he was on ,our to pay
of the canal labOreTs. Curran was convicted
ia the Cumberland court of the attempt TO as
sassinate and rob. and was sentenced TO ten
years in the Maryland peniientiary. Pending
motion for new trial the prisoner broke
jHil aud escaped Since then the motion has
been heard and denied.
Since Currans escape he has been skulking
about this District II will be remembered
thai Sergeant Dinsmore came across him sew
eral nights ago in the neighborhOod of the
City Hall, and in his attempt 10 take him
Curran drew revolver and discharged il al
the officer, and again made his escape. On
Saturday afternoon, however he was rear
rested by two policemen under Detective
Coomes, and locked up in the Sth precinct
station. Major Richards, learning of his
Whereabouts, detailed our men 10 take him,
and, knowing his desperate haracter, instruct
ed them not TO risk their lives but TO shoot
him if he offered resistance. The arrest was
made in East Washington, where Curran WAS
lurking, IT is supposed, 10 connect with his
brother William, who is serving term in the
wOrkhonse. The arrest was surprise When
pHlcer Slater seized Cnrtan, the fugitive AT
felt for his revolver in his oreasl pocket,
but at that instant another officer jackson.
who was near by, dressed in citzeu's clothes,
knocked him over the head with wash
board, which he carried as blind. Curran
was taken 10 the eighth precinct station, aud
Major Richards sent dispatch 10 Sheriff
Bauer, Of Cumberland informing him Of the
arrest. The sheriff replied promptly that be
would take the first train for his city, and he
arrived here about mid day yesterday and re-
turned with his prisoner last night. Currnn
will AT once be removed to the penitentiary in
Baltimore 10 serve ont his time. His brother
Tom, burglar, is serving out time in the
Albany peniientiatY for burglary, and shoot
ing an officer William Curran, another
brother, is serving out ninety days in Ike
woIkhouse as "A vagrant. They are rntives Of
Alexandria, Va The Oldest brother Of these
Currans is Edward, an honest hard working
mechanic in this city, who has the hearty
sympathy Of all who know him
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10

$50 eChaI re- otICGs

1a5- d. F. OWENS, Druggist, has largely
Increased his stock and will hereafter keep a
full lire Of all goods found in u well appointed
Drug Store
va Physicians Prescriptions Family Re-
cipeS carefully compounded and orders prompt
Is filled
Va. Prices as low rs the lowest
ROCKVILLE, Mn, june I'd, 1876.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10

Governor Carroll will issue his proclnma-
SION this week appointing November 30lh as
day of thanksgiving aud Drawer IN Mary
land in accordance with the recommendation
of the President of The United States.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10
II. l.. Moore'S
Half &c Aalfs

In Offering the above well-kuown Fertilizer
for the eiglfk year have only to say il shall
be as good this year as it always has been
Price $50 per ton. Trug25-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10
Glad News For All.

One cnnnot be TO careful when troubled
with a Cough or Cold We would earnestly
ad wise all so afflicted to obtain Dr. Schley's
Family Cough Syrup for 25 CTS md rcjnice
in certain cure. This is the rery best Rene
dy in The market. An admirable article for
All Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Phlhi,ie and
Pulmonary alliclions. 1t is guaranteed to
give relief. Use none other Do not hesitate
10 get H. For sale hy the trade and by
s SCuLEY & BRO, Sole Proptetors,
oct 27--tfn Frederick, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10
Mn. soorr FLYING MACHINE The inven-

Mn. SooTr FLYING MACHINE The inyen-
tor OF the flyiug machine, Mr.. Ralph Scott,
who didn't fy from Dover to Calais AS he SAID
he would is in Berlin showing his invention
10 Bismarck and Won Moltke. The whole ar
rangement consists OF a small, rather deep
wooden sonioa in the middle Of which the
machinery is fixed, which is 10 6e put in mo-
lion by means of - wheel similar 10 IA ships
steering wheel The pressure OF the spring,
when he wheel is in motion, is to be like 3, coo
pounds in an upward, and equal to l 800
pounds ina downward direction. a each
end Of the gondola is seat for II passenger,
and AZ one end second wheel for steering
the apparatus, which altogether weighs 800
pounds. Mr. Scott asserts that with this ma
chine he will travel through the air at the rate
Of seventy miles an hour in clear weather, and
in a storm and against head wind forty miles
He says that he has himself already made
trial trips on a small scale with it, and. that
for upward, downward and forward motion
as well as standing still in mid-air, and in all
weaihers he has found the machine a
thorough success The principle may be ap-
piled, he says, with the effect to mach mes Of
any size or strength,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10

To the Ladies.-The success of the
Sanitary Corset, advertised in another column.
has induced Mr.. Chas. Baum TO reduce the
price thereof TO So. Ladies wishing the par
tieuars should write for circulars. The SAM
tary Corset has been sold to over 90 900
ladies, and most of the medical men of the
country have recommended it specially for
married ladies.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10

Mrs Burnham of Atlanta, ca visited the
centennial exhibition, and there met man
who said that he was Col. belong. of Boston,
and very wealthy On The second day Of their
acquaintance they were married and on the
third day the bride was looking for her hOs-
hand aud 5 300 which had disappeared with
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10
NOTICE.

DERRY & BROTHER. PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. Garner Ninth street. are now ey-
bibitino FINEST and MOST EXTENSIVE
stock of FALL and WINTER MATERIALS
TO be fonnd in The div. and AT The VERY
LOWEST. PRICES viz.
PLAIN COLORED SILKS.
In Evening and Street Shades silk and Vel
YET Broeadqs Black silks an the popnlnr
makes Black and Colored all silk ana SIN
and Wooden Dnmasse ana M,ueIasse
LYONS
BLACK CLOAKING VELyETS
COLORED YELVETS.
Qualities suitable for trimming cn, on the
bias. .Jacquard Cashmercs. 3" Nerinos. Ser
oeg. Ctshmeres &c &C.. in alt The fashion,
ahle shades Bupjn's celebrated Black Goods
HOSIERY and UNDERG ARMENTS of
every description. for Ladies. Gentlemen and
Children
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

nURlNG the months of Angus and Sep
~ lember will attend at the following
places on the days named in each week:
On MONDAYS at DARNESToWN;
On TUESDA S at ROCKVILLE;
On THURSDAYS at DARCEY'S STORE;
On SATURDAYS at OFFUTT'S CROSS
ROADS.
WIN G. C0NNELL,
aug ls-tf Collector 4ih District
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10

A NUMEROUS MAGICIAN .-Y esterday morn
ing SAY the Baltimore Gdzete Of the nh inst
detective Freeburger arrived in this city from
Lynchburg Va, having in custody Joseph b
Hughes alias RS an aims Hinton diidS st
Leno, the magician, who some weeks ago
murdered named Joseph B Hughes,
and cut the throat of man named Richard
S. Hook on Solomon Island, Calvert county :.
St. Leno, who is travelling magician, was
on Solomon S Island with Dung man named
Davenport. The latter took a Young lady out
siiling, and on returning to the island became
involved in a difficulty with the girls lover
and st. Leno went to his assistance After
the fracas he accosted Mr. Hook and asked
him why be had assisted him in the Fl -ht
Hook replied thai he thought st. Reno in the
wrong in engaging in the fight, and ought 10
have been ihrashed ST. Leno immediately
assaulted Hook and while graphing with him
he plunged the blade of knife into Hook S
abdomen, and with the same knife he cut Hill
severely in the throat Hook died from bis
wound. and the murderer escaped Governor
Carroll offered reward for his capture, but
for some time he WAS not heard of though
Marshal Gray made every effort to discover his
whereabouts. man was arrested in Eden
ton, N c.. on suspicion of being ST Leno but
on being brought to this city it was ascer-
tanned that he was not the man, aud he was
discharged from custody. The Baltimore po-
lice Authorities ascerfained that 81 Leno's
wife lived near Lrnchburg, Va and informed
the police OF thu, city Of The fact This led 10
his capture on October &c in that city He
will lie sent to Prince Frederick Calvert
| county. He acknow lodges his identity and
claims Justification for his crime. The prs.
oncr has been engaged for long lime in the
show business in Southern Maryland and on
The Peninsula, and has a bad record, lie has
had several encounters of desperate chaiac-
ter, and has been considered n dangerous nun
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10

properly conducted printing Office is as
much secret society MS is a Masonic Lodge
The printers are not under oath OF secrecy.
bur always feel themselves as truly in honor
bound to keep secrets as though tn y bad
been pat through triple oaths An employee
in printing Office who willingly disreQards
the printing Office secrets. would not only tie
scorned by his brethren Of the craft bat would
lose his position in the Office at once We
make this statement because il sometimes hap
pens that a communication appears ~ news
paper under IN assumed signature which ex-
cites comment, and various rartirs try to find
out who is the author. Let all be saved The
! trouble of questioning the employee or attaches
of the printing Office. They are 'know
noihings'' on snch points as these On such
matters they have eyes and ears but no
mouth, and if they fail 10 observe this rule,
let hem be put down as dishonored members.
Err.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS
ROCKVILLE AFLAME.
GlOrificatioh Monday Night.
HON WIN WALSH AND OTHER SPEAK
Frs TO BE PRESENT.

Hon. VIM Walsh will be here on next
Monday night 10 meet his friends, and our
citizens intend giving him a bumper Bon
fires, illumination and general jollifcalion
will greet him