The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-04-26
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BEL AIR, FRIDAY, APRIL 2G, 1873.
THE NEWS,

In the House on Monday, the Blair rest
luton from the Maryland Legislature was +,
ferred to the committee on the Judiciary.
Philip Badger, of New Orleans, aged Il
was killed on Saturday by his brother, age
II, with shotgun. They did not know
was loaded.
Sixteen thousand dollars in silver bullo
have been recovered by divers from the wrecl
of the steamer City Of San Francisco nea
that city. The wreck is a confused mass ant
the cargo ruined.
Lawrence Donnolly, a news agent, aget
fourteen years, was killed on Sunday on thu
Hudson River Railroad, near East Albany
He attempted to jump on the switch engine
and fell between the wheels.
-Rev DIR. Joseph Paul Dubreul Vica
General of the Archdiocese of Maryland ant
Superior of the Theological Seminary of ST
Suplice, died in Baltimore city, last Satur
day, in the Gath year of his age.
e. III. Curtiss, alias Edward Ray, has
been on trial this week the second time, fol
outraging the young girl Ella Tydings, whom
he enticcd from her home in Baltimore, on
pretence of giving her situation.
The ways and means committee has com.
pleted the income-taX schedule. The tax is
uniform, and all incomes above two thousand
government, Safe and municipal taxes are ex
empt.
"A heavy gale has prevailed along the
northern coast of Spain. Numerous fishing
vessels have been lost and about one hundred
Bermeo fishermen drowned. Fifty-six fish
ermen belonging to Santander have also been
drowned.
john Lees, well-known manufacturer
of Chester, Pa, was instantly killed Sunday
morning by his horses running away and
throwing him from his wagon against a tree
with such force that The top of his head ives
taken off.
AT South Bethlehem, Pa, on Saturday a
man named Bredy abused his wife, choking
and beating her. Her father, Henry Seip, 70
years old, interfered, and the son in-law threw
him from second story window, causing
severe injuries.
Last Saturday, at Taylorstown, Pa, a
few miles from Wheeling, w. Va, a COW
owned by Robert Hall, farmer, gave birth to
fifty calves, ranging in size from rats to
opossums. The COW died shortly after giving
birth 10 the calves. Doubtful.
AT Buffalo, N. Y, on Friday night, Jo-
Seph Bessman attempted to kill his wife by
beating her on the head with a fat-iron-
She lies in very critical condition. He is
thought to be insane, having attempted sui
eide some time since by cutting his throat.
Two girls in Philadelphia were burned
to death, last Thursday night, by the clothing
of ono of them taking fire from parlor
match upon which she accidentally trod-
Her companion, undertaking to put out the
flames, had her clothing set on fire also.
The barn of Emmanuel Sauble, near
Union Bridge, Carroll county, was struck by
lightning, early last Saturday morning, and
completely destroyed, together with horses,
l colt, ID COWS, 70 barrels of corn, $50 bushels
Of rye, straw, wheat and farming utensils.
Nine cars of a freight train on the Iron
Mountain Railroad were thrown down an
embankment near Hermatite Station, in Mis-
souri,, Monday. Seven tramps were stealing
ride, four went down with the cars. two
were killed and the others badly bruised.
The Hon. VIM. Orion, President of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, died
early Monday morning of apoplexy, with
which he was stricken during the previous
night. He was in the fifty fourth year of his
age, and leaves wife and eight children.
George and Catherine Hartman, man
and wife, who lived alone in Lancaster coun-
tv, Pa, were found dead in bed, last Thurs
day morning, having been poisoned by gas
When found they had been dead several days
AS party of men were engaged in cut
ting levee near the lower end Of Lake Boil
var, in Mississippi, to allow the heavy body
of water on the adjacent lands to escape into
the lake. they were caught in the sluice and
four of them were drowned. Captain Bris-
coe, who was engaged in the work, was res
cued after being an hour in the water.
DIR r. M. Palmer of Columbus, Ga, sued
Col. w. L. Salisbury proprietor ofthe Column
bus Sun, for $4,000 damages for libel and
the jury awarded him one cent. Last Sat
urday Salisbury was fatally shot in the back
while entering the train at Scale, Ala by
Palmer. The latter has fled. A reward of
$500 has been offered for his arrest.
One hundred and seventy-five colored
men, women and children, from the upper
portion of South Carolina and Georgia, were
unable to get passage in the steamer AZor
for Liberia, and are now in state of destitu-
ton. A plantation has been purchased, near
Charleston, where they will be colonized and
cared for until the return of the vessel, when
they will be sent to the promised land.
The herd of elephants belonging to John
Robinson's circus became belligerent while
crossing the South Anna river, Va. ON Sun
day. Bismark was thrown over the bridge
by Chief and would have been drowned but
for the assistance of the old elephant, Mary,
the circus employees and several citizens
The fight became general and several ele-
plants engaged in it, No persons were
hurt.
jackson Edwards. Westley Turner and
Alex Brown, all colored. were executed on
Monday at Franklin, La. Edwards and
Brown confessed their crimes on the scaffold,
but Turner asserted his innocence, and accus-
ed Basil Smith of having killed Mr.. Ehrhardt.
When the drop fell the knot in the rope
around the neck Of Brown became united
and the half strangled wretch fell to the
ground. He was carried into the Jail, the
gallows readjusted, and assisted by the deprr
ties he was swung off a second time.
-Vesuvius (the worlds great safety valve,
again threatens an eruption-always uncontroll
able by human effort. Eruptions of the physical
system, as Boils, Pimples, ETC., are natures safe
ty means to warn the sufferer that his blood
needs entire purifcation-most quickly and eff
fectually accomplished by using DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
Baltimore Cattle Markets.
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