The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-06-28
THE sgEXS.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY, JUNE 2s, 1873.
THE NEWS.

r. b. Hayes is candidate for constable
in Mcclellan county, Texas.
Mrs. Titon has been formally excom.
municated from Plymouth church.
AN election for Mayor will take place in
Baltimore city on Thursday, July 11lh.
james Jarney, while intoxicated, was run
over and killed by the cars, near Mcintyre,
Pa, last Saturday night.
The dwelling of John Rouleau, at
Beauharnos, Que, was burned last Saturday
morning. -Four of his children persisted in
the flames.
Miss Jeanette Bennett. sister of James
Gordon Bennett, of the New York HeraId, is
to be married to Lord Rossmore, an Irish
nobleman.
On Sunday Moses A. Wheeock, for 20
years past an officer Of the New York Stock
Exchange, committed suicide in his room,
with pistol.
AT New Milford, Conn, Sunday, Edwin
Hoyt fatally stabbed lis father. 1t is sup
posed that money troubles and liquor were
the incentives.
John ID. Patton, Of Georgetown, aged II
years and Il clerk in the Patent Office fell dead
in st. Johns Church, Washington, last Sun
day morning
Charles Matthews, the distinguished ac-
tor, died in Manchester, England, on Monday.
He was the son of the celebrated actor of the
same name, who died in 1885.
B X. Bruce, the colored United States
senator, of Mississippi, recently married Miss
Wilson, a beautiful octoroon, of Cleveland,
Ohio, and has gone TO Europe with his bride.
Samuel A. Chase, the defaulting treasur-
er of the Union Mill Company, of Fall River,
Mass, has been sentenced to the penitcntiary
for twelve years. His sealings are estimated
at half million dollars.
The barn of VIM. ii. Hoffman, in the
9th district, Baltimore county, was recently
destroyed by fire. Three mules, a horse,
wagon, harness, &c, were burned, involving,
altogether, a loss of $4,000.
During quarrel in Philadelphia, last
Saturday night, Marion Johnson, an old col
ored woman, was knocked down and beaten
by colorcd man named VIM. Cooper, from
the effects Of which beating she died shortly
afterwards
-Scventy-five armed men broke open the
Jail at Springfield, Tenn, one day last week,
and took theretrom and hanged two men,
named Sadler and Pearson, who were charg-
ed with having outraged an estimable lady
named Groves, on the 10Th of last May.
-leffl5le transforms prevailed IN South
western Kansas, last week The whole coun-
try was flooded, stock was drowned, bridges
and fences were carried away and great dam
age done to crops. Tho children ofMr. Frue
a farmer on Beaver Creek, and Mr.. Bell, liv-
ing on Badger creek, were also drowned.
1t proposed to place memorial window
in the Protestant Episcopal church, at New.
town, Md, to the memory of the late Rev.
John Crosdale, ID. d., for many years rector
OF the church. No solicitation will be used
to raise the necessary funds beyond simply
presenting the matter to the many friends of
DIR. Crosdale, throughout the State.
AT Princeton, N. j., on the Goth inst, Hon
Thomas Swami. of Maryland, was married to
Mrs. John r. Thompson, handsome widow
OF SO summers. Mr.. Swami is 70 years of
age. The same day. at York, Pa, Mrs. Re
beCca Skunk, the brilliant and beautiful
daughter of Judge Jere S. Black, was married
to j. ii. Honesty, II wealthy bachelor mer-
chant, of Louisville, KY
Gen. Mackenzie with his troops has
returned TO Galveston, Texas. They pene-
trated Mexico about 45 miles, in pursuit of a
raiding party oflndans, and were confronted
by force ofarmed MeXicans, who undertook
TO resist the advance of the American troops.
The latter manifested determination to pro
coed, when the Mexicans, thinking discretion
the better part of valor, withdrew,