The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-07-05

BEL AIR, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1873.
THE NEWS.

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The Rev. Mother Salome, Superior OF
Of the Sisters of the Order of st. Joseph, in
Baltimore, died on Monday, aged GO years.
john williamson policeman of Mid
dletown, N. Y, shot and killed himself on
Monday, to avoid arrest for confessed arson
Gen. John G. Fremont took leave of the
President and Secretary of State Saturday
prior to his departure for Arizona to assume
his duties as Governor.
Patrick Halligan died in Baltimore, last
Saturday, at the advanced age of 101 years.
He was a native of Ireland and distinctly re-
membered the revolution of '98.
The Temperance Convention in Balti-
more, on Monday night, nominated William
Daniel for Mayor. Mr.. Daniel is President
of the State Temperance Alliance.
Mrs. Nancy Stockett, aged rs years, at
tempted to commit suicide. in Baltimore, last
Saturday, by cutting her throat with razor.
She was in an insane state of mind.
In York county, Pa, on Friday, Rev.
George Dellinger, an evangelical preacher, fell
dead, it is supposed ofapoplexy, while assist
ing his brother in blowing corn. He was G7
years of age.
"A few days ago in Philadelphia, man
named Stiles shot his wife and cut the throat
of his little daughter, years old. Mrs. Stiles
is re covering from her wound, but the child
died at once.
The New York Midland Railway on
Monday began running special train on the
Ellenville branch to carry whortleberries, the
crop of which this season is estimated to
be worth $4,000.
Mrs. Phoebe Jane Cross, wife of James
NJ. Cross, and the eldest daughter of the late
Commodore Vanderbilt, under whose will
she received a legacy of 100000, died on
Saturday, in New York.
Mrs. d. A. Fairbanks, wife of well-to-
do farmer in the town of Southport, Che
mung county, N. Y, was accidentally drown.
ed on Sunday afternoon in q pool in which
she had been in the habit of bathing alone.
On Sunday morning, in Baltimore, John
Mccormick, shoemaker, was stabbed and
killed with a shoemaker's knife, by John
Fleming, fellow workmen and fellow board
er They had quarrelled the night before,
while on drunken spree.
An old man named Richard Green was
fatally stabbed in Petersburg, Va, on Saturday
by Hugh Sykes, who recently served term
in the penitentiary for stealing. Both were
under the influence of liquor at the time of
the ARRAY.
Samuel Hubbard, the husband of the
woman who was mysteriously poisoned at
Gravesend, N. Y, last week by drinking lager
beer, has been arrested on suspicion ofhaving
committed the deed. Their married life is
said to have been unhappy.
Since the recognition of the Daz govern
ment by the United States the business of
raiding into Texas has revived. Consequent
ly the order authorizing military pursuit into
Mexican territory will be more vigorously en-
forced, irrespective of Mexican protests.
Pablo Paras, a Mexican, was hanged at
Corpus Clint, last Friday, for the murder of
DIR. Newman, in December, 1870. The MUIR
der was for the purpose of robbery. He was
dragged to death with q asso and then cut
to pieces with knife. He died protesting
his innocence, and concluded his address
with "Viva Mexico" "Viva Mexicanos."
One of the principal burglars who rob-
bed the jewelry store of Simon l. Rodberg
in Baltimore, some months since, of $4,000
worth of goods, is in Auburn prison, New
York. He is known by several names, but
Familiarity as "Sheeny Dave" He was ar
rested in New York for another burglary
but learning that requisition was out for
his return to Maryland, he pleaded guilty of
the New York crime and was sent TO Au.
burn for one year. When his time expires
he will be brought to Baltimore for trial.
"A Timely Friend is the american Agricul
turia for July LIST; its varied matter is as inter-
esting at the noon resting hour, as in less busy
seasons the Hints about Work in field, garden,
and orchard, are useful to the veteran, as well
as to young farmers and amateurs. The "Basket"
is a regular knowledge box, packed with facts
and suggestions for every farmer from Maine to
Texas. In the Humbug line, it shows up many
swindles, quack-medicines, etc In its farm
science it Is well up with the times. strong
feature of this journal is the great variety of in.
genious devices of laborsavng contrivances,
small buildings on the farm, etc. The articles on
new plants, methods of work in the garden, and
fruit culture, are of value and interest. The
House Department considers Morphine Dosing,
Care of Chidrens Eyes, Putting up Fruit and
Vegetables teaches, Lye and Soap, and various
about the parasite that preys ON the potato.
beetle, how to mount Objects the Telephone,
etc. The IS illustrations are varied, instructive,
and many of them beautiful. Orange Judd Com
pany, publishers, New York; for sale by News
dealers generally.