The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-12-15
THE RGZS.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY, DEC. Is, 1876.
THE NEWS,

In view OF the preset unforeseen com
plications, John Mouissey has declared of
all pets on the Presidency held by him.
Mexico is in blaze of civil war again
and has at this time no less Than three Prcsi
dents, each of whom is supported by troops
-Ansonia papers report The running ovel
OF deal man by near sighted woman
driving Blind horse. Hospital in order?
In pamphlet by DR.. Carter Blake il i,
stated that the lakes in the northeast Of
Iceland are surrounded by primrose colored
mountains of pure sulphur.
The number of bodies recovered from
The ruins Of the Booklyn Theatre is 999.-
The search was suspended on Saturday on
account Of the danger to the cnlcinrd walls
from the high wind
An incendary fire in Burlington, N. j.,
destroyed about twenty six buildings caus.
ing loss of S150,000 More than fifty fam
lilies are homeless. A lady named Rogers
was frightened to death by the fire.
On the 18th of Oct last Mr. John Shriner,
living near Taneytown, Carroll county, was
bitten in the hand by q dog, and on Wednes-
day night of last week he died of hydropho-
bla, after the most intense suffering
Two Misses Campbe ], Miss Choate and
James Gregory were drowned in mill pond,
O'A''StNoNb W. iIbuJ HlSlllj Nv lUC
sinking of canoe in which they with six
other persons were proceeding TO a dance
Hon George A Trenholm, an eminent
merchant of Charleston, S. c., and Secretary
of the Treasury of the late Conf derate gov
eminent, died in that city on Sunday aged
20.
"A foolish lad living with the family of
John Moulton, butcher, in Gorham, Me-, was
left to take care of an infant, and imitating
what he had seen in the butchers shop, xiii.
ed the child, skinned the body, cut and hung
it up.
"A salute of one hundred and four guns
was fired from Federal Hill Monday after.
noon by order of the Democratic Executive
committee of Baltimore, in honor of the mum.
Der OF votes honestly obtained by Tden and
Hendricks.
AT Petrolia, Pa, Sunday afternoon, n
wagon load of nitro glyccline-about 600
pounds-eXploded, tearing wagon and horses
to 'shreds," and killing two men named
Smith and Humphreys, who were unloading
the wagon.
The bodies of many of the persons who
persisted by the burning of the BROOKLYN |
theatre last week were charred beyond recog. |
milton. They will have to be buried without |
identification, and the friends of the lost will
know, only by their not returning that they |
are gone from life.
The hurricane Friday night caused great !
damage at Baltimore and in Chesapeake BAY.
Houses were unrooied wooden structures
blown over and trees uprooted in the city. On
The water small vessels dragged their anchors,
Others were dismantled and traffic steamers
suffered damage and delay Captain John
Oliver and two seamen of the oyster punry
Ann Eliza were frozen to death before daV.
break of Saturday.
"A furious snow storm prevented signals
from being seen at Dale Station, on the
Attica (N y branch of the Erie railroad
Saturday morning, and one train ran into
another which had been displaced from the
track at switch. A baggage car smoking
car and one Pullman car took fire and were
burned. A man who had escaped, but who
went back into one of the cars for some for
gotten article was burned to death.
1t is reported that number of negroes
murdered q white man named Allen, ut
Loundcsvile, S. c., and were disvss'ayed. to
be in plot to murder the whit& f'7llr
negroes were arrested and while& 49,
veyed by strong guard to Jail at u
were seized by Georgians and lypcT sa
and positive information,
that the murderers Vi .A
ported. The prisor&
Loundesville to AndR ~
removed thence tel Is A NJ "a N e
rs precaution III sS sjss y 4
threats made bJ
discloses that II >4A-rr 14rrr.s II
was "N0TTTfs+fs which ororeod