The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-08-30
THE II CTS.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY, AUGUST 80, 1873.
Condensed News.


"A fire at Kennett Square, Pa, Monday
morning, destroyed two large stores with al
their contents. Loss $4,000.
"A tramp named Dennis Belor was lynch
ed, near Shebyville, Tenn, for an outrage
on the wife of VIM. Martin, farmer
The shoemakers' strike at Chicago has
been amicably settled, and it is said to be the
purpose of the manufacturers TO put on q
double force.
Thirteen officers and trustees Of the Teu
tonia Savings Bank, New York, have been
arrested for malpractice in relation to the
affairs of the institution.
The President, Mrs. Hayes and family
will leave Washington on Friday, fora West,
ern trip including Fremont, Ohio, and ex-
tending as far as Bismark, Dakota.
The Democrats of the Fourth Congress
session and taking $40 ballots, adjourned on
Saturday to meet again in September.
A woman of Steele county, Mimi, had
her husband and son killed by lightning five
years ago She married again, and her sec
-Rarus is now king of the turf. At Hart
ford, Conn, last Friday, he trotted three
heats without a break. in 2.15, 9, 13!, 213a-
trottcd.
The Greek Archbishop of Adrianople
reports to the British Consul there details of
the most terrible atrocities committed by the
Bulgarians on the Mussulman population in
Bulgaria.
Dennis Mulcahy and Christopher Highly,
two drunken men, were wrestling on wharf
in Philadelphia, last Sunday morning, when
nh WOO thrown
er and drowned.
Two refugees from Vicksburg Miss,
who arrived in Philadelphia last Saturday,
were shortly afterwards taken with yellow
fever. There is believed to be no danger of
its spreading through the city.
john E. Leet, who became insane under
the inqusition of the Potter Committee is
still in the Bloomingdale Asylum, and though
he refuses to take any nourishment, the doc
tors think he will recover.
Walter J. Griffith, in Kent county, Md,
had his right foot cut off by reaper, one
day last week He was driving four horses
to it, and one of the horses being stung by
bee, the whole team ran OH.
-Lazzaretti, the fanatic of Grosseto, in It.
ally, who proclaimed himself prophet and
king, was killed at the head of three thous-
and deluded followers, who first fired upon
the gendarmerie, after being ordered to dis
perse.
Saturday morning William Haynes,
wealthy farmer twenty-five miles east of
Bloomington, Ills, shot himself with revol-
yer, and died instantly. Three years ago he
tried to kill himself by hanging. Cause men
tai disease.
The body of white man was found
Saturday morning in field between Hamp-
ton and Old Point, Va. The skull was
beaten in and other signs of violence were
found on the body. The remains have not
yet been identified.
In San Francisco on Monday, Adeline
Grey aged 10, was fatally wounded by Will
liam Baker, rejected sutton. The assassin
approached his victim in the street and fired
II pistol at her back. He is restaurant
waiter, aged about 25.
Miss Rosanna Grow, of Moundsvlc w.
Va, for some unexplained reason went out
into the woods, climbed up Il large oak tree,
tied one end of a rope around her neck and
fastened the other end of it TO stout limb
jumped off and broke her neck.
Mrs. Mary Willing, the beautiful young
wife of William Willing, of New York, com.
mtted suicide at her fathers house. near
Bedford station, on Saturday, by hanging
herself with clothes line. A verdict of
temporary insanity was rendered.
AT Rocheslerville, n suburb of Ottawa,
Ont, forty young men went TO Mrs. Pellc
tiers house for dance. The arrangements
being imperfect they tore the plaster off the
walls, smashed the furniture and doors and
hurled five pound rock at her, 1t did not
strike her, but she fell dead of fright.
w. E. Cunningham has been committed
to the Jail of Cecil county, charged with will
fully and fcloniously shooting at Miss Eugenie
Brown. Cunningham was an admirer of the
young lady, and the alleged attempted shoot
ing grew out of difficulty about n ring
Cunningham denies the shooting.
Louisa Edell, aged ten, on Saturday fell
from window over her fathers store, in
Morrisania, New York. with her baby sister
in her arms Both struck on their heads
and are thought to be fatally injured The
distance was - feet. There is no hope of
their recovery.
1t is wise child that knows its own
chickens Albert Cook, of Alegan, Mich,
did not and lodged ninety-two buckshot in
his fathers bowels At Francesvle Ind,
William Raider mistook Joseph Engel for a
woodcock aud shot out both his eyes.
"A regular skirmish took place on Friday
between the illicit dstillers, headed by Camp
bell Morgan, and twelve revenue officers,
near Cookeville, in Overton county, Tennes-
see Three of the officers were wounded.
and one named Phillips will probably die
Eighteen armed men have been sent to rein
force the officers
Mr., Geddings, of Grenada, Miss, threshed
his wife with plough line till her back was
cut and SCARED. He was arrested, but she
refused TO testify against him, and as there
was no other witness he was released To
show his gratitude as soon as they got home
he clapped red hot biscuit to her face and
held it there till her cheek was badly burned
Christopher Wilkinson, of Elizabeth, N
j. went home drunk last Sunday night, and
because his wife would not leave her bed to
get him something to eat, he threw lighted
coal oil lamp at her. Her clothing took fire
and when some neighbors arrived the brute
was holding her down on the floor. She was
severely burned about the upper part of hel
body.
DR. J. w. Weldon died at Saratoga on
Sunday evening, after a months illness
The doctor was well known on nearly every
race track in this country as an able and in
telligent trainer of horses. He believed thor
oughly in the old school of horses and train
ing. He was also writer of much ability or
the subject, and had book in press on thi'
subject.
One night last week several young mel
visited the grapery of Bishop McCloskey
near Louisville, KY, and whilst filling theil
baskets with grapes were fired upon by thu
Waterman, and enc of them, Phillip Haag
received wounds from which he died in
few hours. The Waterman claims that Haal
attempted TO take his gun away from him
and it was discharged in the struggle.
The conservation of the Rev. John
Keane, of Washington, as the fifth Bishop o