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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08
FOR REGISTER or WILLS.

Msssrs. Editors .--PIesse announce JOHN " /.
ABELL, Esq, ~ a candidate for the position Of
Register Of Wills for So. mary county ~ the
election In 1879 and say that he viii be warmly
supported BY the peoplsof the county, generally.
Sept q, 1915 The People
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!. MEXICAN
Mustang Linimeut,
YOR HAN AND zxAsT.

nAssnninasaawsEya aaura1y oEassna1sdf Am@S
e. where Nature pFUxtdes On har iaborm1UEy n1eA
suFprining mmff0cess fog ths mmaadins q her eh1-
dren- Iks fame has bean apEeadfzg for ~ yeaE&
umfll now q eneircles the habtEah1s gaooA
Ths Mexiesn Mustang KAnimsna % ma1ohiam
rumedy fuwalz amaaFuna mzimemssoE msn mm6 beas&
10 stock cwnnEs END 1mxmsEB u - inwa1naAlaA
A aimgis bostis ofEna saves . hnmnn hfs or -
neorss the nnrealnnas q % axDslasna hggsss oxs
cow. or shnan
n euree fooseu&. hooeeH. hollow bern. grub.
UcRew.w0gm. GhomlAeFsFOts manga ehe b1ses ana
sings Of poisonous reptiles and fnsecss. and every
sneh dEnwback 90 stoek hEseding and bush life.
70 cures every external troubas % hoEsaas sucA
as lameness. scratches. swinny. spratna. HoundeRs
wind.gA1i, ring bone. etc, ste.
Ths Mexican Mustang I1nfment is TIE qniekese
cure a the world for accidents occurring IN thS
family, IN ths abssaee % . physician, sach -
haEas, scalds. spsa1ns. cafs. etc. and for Rhsama
tism and stiffness engsndsEea ~ exposure. Pa.
eisu1aFIy valnabls % Miners.
n n TIE cheapest remedy IN ths word. Tor -
paneeEafos the musele 60 the boae. and . alnsb
Application a generally sueaeisns toesra.
0Hsxiean Mustang I1nimeat h put up IN taEoo
sizss q bottles. shs large 0nas being pFUpog1nD
uonI @asA tAs ehsapesG soa6 sveEywhsrA
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Fire | Fire !! Fire (!
EHG II TTC It EEC :
nWRLLINGS, Furniture Barns,
- Out-houses, Farm Produce. &C.,
&C., insured on che Mutual Plan b. the
STATE OPMARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
OFes No. IL SoutA Street,
b. g. HARRIS. President.

UKkhCTO&es
s. II. Canahy, Of Noah walkers Co.
]. /. Langley. Com Merchant, BALTIC.
7. ID. Anderson, Of Anderson q Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hon. George Brent, Court OF Appeals.
George p. jenkins, Charles county.
J. I. Ballengef, St. Eaxy's county.
b. @. Harris, Baltimore.
This is q Home Company, gotten up
expressly in the interest Of the citizens
of Southern Maryland, TO enable them
to overcome the difficulties they expe-
rienced in procuring Insurance IN the
ordinary Insurance Companies, with q
nsaioritE Of lis Directors well known in
that community.
It has been In business now over four
years. All losses accrued, and they have
been UNUSUALLY large, hare been faifh fully
aud promptly paid, which is our best
guarantee for the future.
The plan adopted is the safest and
cheapest known in Insurance, and af-
fords TO all Insurance at It's exact cost,
and ought to be encouraged By oil who
wish to protect themselves against loss
or damage by FIRE.
If those interested will get it their
patronage and interest themselves IN
the increase of its business, in . few
years it will rank among the largest In
surance corporations in Maryland, q
credit and n benefit to all, and an honor
10 the State.
June 20. 1S73-tf.n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

(EIalf minutes walk from the Postofice.)
PRACTICE LIMITED TO PRIVATE AND
CONFIDENTIAL DISEASES.
TAR. WORTHINGTON may beconsulied upon
- all confidential diseases which tend 20 en-
bitter life and shorten It's duration, including
Nervous Debility, causing indigestion, pain In
the back and lOins, weakness, headache, imp0g-
teney, impaired sight, loss Of memory, eruption
on the face and body, bashfnlness &c, making
Married life unhappy and Single Life miserable.
The Doctor guarantees that No case placed In his
treatment shall leave his care til thoroughly res
t0Fed 10 SQUAD and vigorous health, without the
use Of Mercury In any form, his treatment being
purely Vegetable.
NOTICE TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.
Parties living at any distance from the Hospi-
tai can be successfully treated by sending symp.
toms Of their disease. The Doctor will forward
10 any address in the United Stairs, free from OBJ
seFvation, printed list Of questions, thereby
enabling the patient 20 give q minute description
Of their case, which be requires 10 effect quick
and speedy and sure cure.
Ali letters directed 20 DR.. WORTHIHGT0H,
Lock Hospital, Baltimore, Nd, will receive
prompt attention. DR.. Worthington was e stu
dent Of Prof N. II. Smith and Is a graduate Of
Md. University
Office hours from In the morning ill 10 at
night. Sundays, ill ~ O'Clock noon.
Separate Consulting RO0msfor Ladies, to..whom
the DR.. Pays special attention.
March Q, Is7s-ly.
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CHAMPIONS
IMPERIAL SOAP
Is THE BEST.

Crampton'sImperial Soap "a the Etst.
CramptOn's Imperial Soap 10 che Best.
CramptDh's Imperial Soap Il the Beet.
CramptOn's Imperial Soap ID The Best.
CrnmpsOa's ImPsfialsOapls tAs Best.
CrAmPsOn'sImPerial Soap Is he Bssts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

PIE welI-known store, with lot attached,
} known as SANDY BOTTOM STORE, On the
Three-N0tched Road, I'm the PatHxenf dIstTieS.
For terms, apply 81 once 20
ID. HARRIS CAVALIER,
Atty. at Law, LeOnardtowB, Nd.
April II 1s7S-R.
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MRS. On. PAGE EDMUEDs will accom-
IN1 mOdate permanent and transient bOaFders
at No. A HANO YER ST., four doors from
Lombard, west side. The travelling public are
respectfully requested 10 give her call.
Nay 3, IsT7-tE
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NOTICE.

TRANSPORTATION & ENTERTAINMENT
4 reasonable rates can be bad by parties ~
tyaasit 10 and from Baltimore 81 Forrest EhaT
per Patuxenfstamers By calling on
jobs ~. BUCKLERs
Noy. ., 1eTG-n Forests wharf I'D
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The People.

IT can make make money faster Al work for %
than at esything else; Capital not required; we
Twill start you. So per day AZ home made
wanted everywhere 70 work for a.. Now Il the
fine. Costly outfit and terms free. Address
THUE & Co., Augusta, Maine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-08

This Soap Il manufactured from PuFe nateFial9F
and ~ iteotitaihs large percentages ofVegs
etabie Oil, Is warranted fally equal 10
The best imported CASTLE soap, and
at the same Gma contains all
The washing and cleansing
properties Of the csle-
brated German
and
French
Laundry Soaps.
IL "a therefore recon-
mendcd for use In the IAnm-
dry, Kitchen and Bath Room,
and Cor general household purposes;
also for Printers, Painters, Engineers, A
Maehinisss, ~ Il viii Fea0ve spots Of ink,
Grease, Tar, Oil, Paint, ETC., from the hands
Daily globe., 1878-02-08
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
Subscriptions to date on the four per cel

Subscriptions to date on the four per cent.
bonds are nearly three millions.
w. G. Snapp, one of the leading dry goods
merchants of Mount Vernon, Ohio, made
an assignment this morning. Assets esti-
mated at $l2 900; liabilities unknown.
j. H. Batchelder has been arrested at Mid
dlebury, Vermont, and held in bail to answer
to the charge of raising note from $4,000
to $36, 600 and securing the money.
Augustus M. Turner, the defaulting paying
teller of the Bank of North America, New
York, was this morning committed to await
action of the grand jury, bail not being asked
for.
G. j. Fell & Bros, dealers in spices, etc.,
l2O South Frank street, Philadelphia, are
suspended. The liabilities are believed to
be heavy. The suspension is due to the
general depression.
VIM. G. Binney, prominent resident and
churchman of Amesburg, Massachusetts,, is
missing, and his name is mentioned in con-
nection with irregularities in managing
funds entrusted to his charge.
The case Of the State of New York against
the widow of Henry Starkweather for $685.,
1882, for illegal fees obtained by Stark
weather, as collector of assessment in New
York city in 1868 and 1870, has been settled
by the people receiving $23,866, being al
the assets of the estate, except Mrs. Stark
weather's dover interest.
The print works, madden dye house, stand
ing, folding and steaming rooms of tn
Pacific mills, Lawrence, Mass, together will
the contents, burned this morning. Th
loss is roughly estimated at $125,O00; full.
insured. Henry Ham, J. w. Morse ant
Charles ii. Heath, iremen. and VIM. A
Page, foreman Of the paint works, wer
severely injured by falling walls. Thre
hundred operatives are out of employment
The remainder Of the mill started as usua
Daily globe., 1878-02-08
NJ IS Anthony's Lecture.

A very large audience greeted Miss Susan
B. Anthony at the Opera Houfe last night,
md the listeners were we'll entertained. Miss
Anthony is upwards of fifty years of age,
and has not the attraction of beauty which
goes far TO entertain an audience, but she
interests her hearers by her force and ear
nestness. She speaks with great ease and
rapidity, and in her two hours lecture last
night must have talked at least five columns
of THE GLOBE. Her lecture was an ear
nest and forcible appeal for the adoption of
a sixteenth amendment to the constitution
giving suffrage to woman. She contrasted
the degradation of the colored race previous
to the adoption of negro suffrage with their
present condition, and claimed that women
could never obtain fair compensation fol
her laber or equality with man before the
lawuntil the ballot was placed in their hands
1t was her mission to educate the women o.
the country up to securing this great right
Her references to both the Democratic ant
, Republican parties were the reverse of com
phmentary, and she expressed especial con
| tempt for Carl SchurZ.
Daily globe., 1878-02-08
MiSceEInne0lls

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE Senate COM
mittee on post Offices and post roads will
take up for consideration Monday next, the
nomination of Alex. Reed to be postmaster
at Toledo,
The Senate committee on commerce has
decided to report adversely on the nomina-
ton of George Williamson as collector at
New Orleans. The committee agreed to
recommend the confirmation of Geo. w. F.
Vernon to be surveyor of customs at Balti-
more.
The Senate committee on railroads to-day
began the hearing of arguments in regard
to the various pending propositions for legis-
lation on the subject Of southern trans
continental railroad. The committee has
agreed to hear three persons on the side of
the Texas Pacific company, and three repre-
sentatiyes of the Southern Pacific railroad
company.
The President has approved the joint res
olution extending the thanks of Congress to
Henry M. Stanley and the act for the re-
moval of Instructions from the Mississippi,
Missouri, Arkansas and Red rivers.
The Senate subcommittee on appropria-
tons, investigating the management of the
Freedmen's hospital, heard testimony from
Drs. Palmer, Purvis and Manning, which
tended to show that the institution is useful
and is economically managed. With refer
ence to the charges concerning keeping idiots
and lunatics in the institution, it was testi-
fed they had been kept there from lis foun-
dation Witnesses also testified that the
generality of patients were content and speak
well of the institution, and only few bring
charges about their food, &c. The commit
tee state their intention to probe the charges
! to the bottom.
Senator Harris, of Tennessee, who has
been confined to his room several days, by
severe sickness, is much improved.
Hon. Casey Young (Tennessee) was taken
seriously ill yesterday at the House of Rep
resentatives, and is now confined to his room
by threatened attack of meningitis.
The Senate was in executive session three and
one-half hours, nearly all the time being de-
voted to a discussion of the nomination OF
Henry w. Hilliard {Georgia) to be United
States Minister to Brazil. The nomination
was confirmed.
Daily globe., 1878-02-08
WINONA.
Druggists Fined for Selling Liquor With
out License--A Hotel Bootblack Drowned.

Druggists Fined for Selling Liquor With
out License--A Hotel Bootblack Drowned.
Especial telegram to The GLOBE.
W1NoNA, Minn., Feb. -Four prominent
druggists of this city were arrested this
afternoon at the instance of the regular
liquor dealers, on the charge of selling liquor
without the city license. The defendants
pleaded guilty, and each paid $40 and costs.
man named John English, employed for
the last five years at the Jewell House, this
city, as bootblack, went down to the river
Wednesday afternoon, and has not been seen
since. It isssupposed he broke through the
.ce aid was drowned.
Daily globe., 1878-02-08
RETRIBUTION.
PUN1sH1se a MoxsrnoUs CRIME
Conviction of Returning Board Anderson
lone of the Thieves Who Stole the Pres
idency to be Punished--Mad. Wells Begs
for Mercy.
New ORLEANS, Feb. Judge Whitaker
opened court this morning and took recess
to prepare his charge to the jury.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 7.-Judge Whitaker
opened court this morning and took a recess
to prepare his charge to the jury.
At 9:2O p. m. Judge Whitaker finished the
reading of his charge to the jury and they
retired. The court room was cleared, and
even the attorneys for the defense had left,
nobody expecting a verdict; almost every
body believing that the result would be a
mis-. trial. At 1910 p. m. aloud knock came
from the jury room, which was promptly
answered by deputy sheriff who went at
once to the jury room, and returning quickly
startled the Judge, who with some gentlemen
and reporters was in his private Office, with
the news that the jury had agreed upon a
verdict
of the the defense having arrived, court was
opened again at 1O:4O p. M, and the jury
brought down and called. About forty per-
sons were present. Judge Whitaker asked
the foreman the usual questions, when the
verdict was given to the clerk. Gen. Ander-
son was deathy pale, twisting nervously the
head of his cane between his fingers. Then
the verdict was read as follows:
New ORLEANS, Jan. 7, 1878.-We find
Thomas G. Anderson guilty, and recommend
him to the mercy of the court.
Signed W. p. CONVERSE,
Foreman of Jury.
The defense asked for the polling of the
jury. Each juror, after his name being
called, was asked, SIS this your verdict
guilty, and recommendation to the mere
of the court" They all answered in tht
affirmative. The jury was then discharged
and the prisoner remanded to await thu
sentence of the law. A few of Anderson.
friends at once surrounded him and saw hin
off to Jail.
MAD. WELLS.
Before recess the court referred to an arti
Gle in this mornings paper which stated tina
| Wells had said he could give any amount o
bail, but had not made up his mind yet
The conrt stated that if that was true i
would raise the bonds up to $4,000 again
The sheriff was instructed to see Mr.. Well
about the remarks said to have been in
dulged in by him.
Ex-Governor Wells explains matters a
follows:
New ORLEANS, parish prison, Feb. 7, '78
Mr.. H. G. Castellanos
Dear Sir.-I have just learned with SUI
prise that am reported as saying that
could give bail in the sum originally fxe6
but that my object in not doing for th
purpose of forcing the state to trial durin
this month. This is not true, and am nc
accountable for unauthorized publication
have entrusted my case with you and asse
ciates, and have been guided only by you
advice. My health is impaired. l hope 20
will continue your efforts to release me fro1
further confinement
With high regard, your obedient servan
[signed] J. MADISON WELLS.
Daily globe., 1878-02-08
Wisconsin Legislature.
[snecial telegram to THE GLOBE. |

Especial telegram to THE GLOBE.
MADISON, WIS.,, Feb. IA vote of thanks
was passed unanimously to Hon. A. J. Tur-
ner retlring, Chief Clerk. Chas. E. Bross was
sworn as his successor, and assumed the
discharge and the duties of the Chief Clerk.
Bills were presented for more effectual OBJ
tanning of reports from institutions; au-
thorizing the Governor to execute quit
claim deeds in certain cases.
In the assembly resolution was introduc-
ed for biennial session of the Legislature:
relative to the government of the Wisconsin
Insane Asylum. and relative to court terms
of the 18th and 9Th Judicial circuit; bills
we're passed, fixing terms of court of 18th Ju-
dicial circuit.
Daily globe., 1878-02-08
Old Virginia Trying to be Honest.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. IA bill for the re.
adjustment of the public debt. under discus
sion in the Senate nearly month, passed
to-day, 81 to Is. The action of the Senate
is death blow to the forcible readjusters,
who are in a majority in the House, which
body is now considering tax bill, which,
if adopted, would leave but small margin
for the payment of any debt or interest.
The differences between the two Houses will
probably be settled by COMPROMISE.
Daily globe., 1878-02-08
Ought to Le Repealed.
Harrington Press.l

Our legislators, as usual, are spending most
of their time in undoing what was done be-
fore. The simple method of foreclosure by
advertisement, as formerly, instead of so
much humbugging court machinery, is likely
to be restored. Tne law of last year is found
to be more expensive as well as more bother
some and ve1atious.
Daily globe., 1878-02-08

be one of non-interference if not indiffer-
ence.
A Rome correspondent of the Times says
report is in circulation that
CARDINAL DI PIETRo
has been elected pope by acclamption, but it
is not believed. The cardinal is young and
highly thought of, liberal and conciliatory,
but unlikely to have many votes.
Daily globe., 1878-02-08
The COdifcatiO1a Fraud.
lFarihanlt Renublican.l

A bill has been introduced into the Legis-
lature asking that body to authorize another
codihcation and compilation of the statutes
of the State. The bill provides that this
shall be done without expense to the State
This proyiso makes the bill look very inno-
cent, but, nevertheless, there is good reason
to suspect there is a cat under the meal.
Should the work be authorized, a strong on
slaught will be made on the next Legislature
to buy the work at round figures. If the
law book men propose that the State shall be
at no expense in the matter, where is the
necessity of asking legislative authority for
making the compilation?
Daily globe., 1878-02-08

Demonstration Fraud and Remonetiza-
ton Necessity---But 1t Should be of
Equal Value of Gold---senator Johnston
Asks it for the South, Especially the Col
ored People---Wigginton Seated in the
House---Hayes Approved the River Snag
Bill---Paris Commissioners.
Daily globe., 1878-02-08
The Mission of the "Globe."

People would hardly know how they had
suffered were it not for the st. Paul GLOBE,
as witness the following, which is the kew
note of its song:
The people of the United States have lived
for the last fifteen years under the most abso-
lutte despotism the world ever saw.
Daily globe., 1878-02-08

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy has
been filed by the Wyandotte Rolling Mil
company, of Detroit, Mich. Secured habil-
It es, $s60,OOO; unsecured, $65, 1000. Nomi-
nal assets 100000. CAPITAL stock, $s24,-
600.
Daily globe., 1878-02-08
His Fraudulcncy and Montgomery Blair.

His Fraudulency and Montgomery Blair.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Feb. 7.-Tne committee
on federal relations in the House of Dele
gates to which was referred the memorial of
Hon. Montgomery Blair, calling upon Con-
gress to reopen the electoral question, re-
ported to-day unfavorably on the memorial,
Blair being absent, the report was made tie
special order for Thursday next.
Daily globe., 1878-02-08

WASHINGTON, FEB. I.-lmmedlately after
the reading of the journal, the House re-
sumed consideration of the contested cleo
ton case Of Wigginton VS.. Pacheco, from the
fourth district of California.
After a long debate, the House proceeded
to vote on the pending propositions. The
first vote on an amendment reported by the
minority of the committee on elections, de-
claring Pacheco, the sitting member, entitled
to the seat. The amendment was rejected
by party vote, yeas 176, nays 1877.
The next vote was on MIR. Leonard's sub
stitute, declaring that neither Pacheco nor
Wigginton were entitled to the seat. Re-
jected without division.
The resolution reported by the majority of
the committee, declaring Mr.. Wigginton the
contestant, entitled to the seat, was adopt-
ed; yeas 1856, nays l25.
In the report of the committee major
ity of five was figured up for Wigginton,
while the minority of the committee fig
ured up majority of six for Pacheco. The
secretary of state of California had testified
to a majority of one for Pacheco. In the
votes in the House party lines were strictly
| observed, not a single deviation being re-
| corded.
The result of the vote having been an
nounced, the oath of Office was administered
to the new member, Peter D. Wigginton.
Mr.. Durham made an Intellectual effort tc
go into committee of the whole on the
military academy bill, but the House pre-
ferred to adjourn, and did so.
Daily globe., 1878-02-08
A High Tarif Exuression.

HARRISBURG, Feb. 1.-THE Senate adopted
resolution declaring the tariff bill now un-
der consideration in proposing to levy duties
upon crude or new materials not produced
in this country and admitting free of duty
articles manufactured from the same, is ia
tai blow to the manufacturing industries Of
the nation.
Daily globe., 1878-02-08

fering and did not propose to undergo
the journey again. If they had
no better motive for upholding the national
honor than that of self-interest, they would
not do anything to bring discredit upon the
government. The people of the South
knew that their condition was indissolubly
mixed up with those of the North. and they
must uphold the honor and credit of the
government All were in the same Ship
and the Southern people did not propose
to scuttle or wreck that vessel. So far as
they were concerned they proposed she
should have prosperous voyage.
he urged that silver was one of the pro-
ducts of the country, and it was the duty of
Congress to see that it was not injured.
There was great popular demand for re-
monetization. They believed it was demone-
tized by fraud. They believed the act which
demonetized it was smuggled through and
should be repealed. 1t was not the part of
craftsmanship to be blind to the popular de-
mand.
He denied that reconciliation of silver
would drive gold out of the country, and
spoke at length of necessity Of metallic
currency. Referring to the demonetization
of silver by Germany, he said all knew that
the German empire to-day, notwithstanding
t4c 1dISo iuutlul1ty received 1fOm france.
was i'll the throes of financial distress. This
did not speak we'll of the practical effect of
demonetizing silver.
He then spoke of the value of silver to the
colored people of the South, and said they
didn't know anything about the value of
gold and did not appreciate paper. Re
monetize silver and much of it would be alb
sorbed by them. Those who had freed the
negro ought to consider what they should dc
for his practical benefit. Give the colored
people of the South the money they want
and that would make them better citizens
They would have something to work for
and it would encourage industry.
Senator Hill then took the floor. but be-
fore proceeding with his remarks, yielded te
Morgan, upon whose motion the Senate
Went into executive session. When tn,
doors were re-opened, the Senate adjour ned
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-16

The vote on Constitution in this
county resulted in 459 votes for and
118 against, a majority of BAL. Sep
arate Article No. l received 1872 af-
firmative and 1856 negative votes, q
majority of only three against the
proposition; and on Article No. 2,
the vote stood 1T to 172. So the
people of Thurston county are will
Ing for women to hold Office, and
almost consent to let them vote.
The third Article local option-was
carried by fair majority, the vote
standing 220 for and 14S against
majority of ~.
THERE were 794 votes polled in
this county at the late election, OF
which Olympia cast Ala, Tumwater
"a, Black River II, Grand Mound
36, Coal Bank 81, Yelm 80, Cham
bers ~, Union %, and Mud Bay 8.