The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-11-01
TIE EGZN.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY, NOV. 1, 1873. =
Condensed News.


The President will fix November 2Sth q!
Thanksgiving Day.
Harry Bassett the famous race horse, died
at Princeton, N j., on Saturday.
1T is proposed to build branch railroad
from the Western Maryland road to Pmlico
Along the Atlantic coast from rs to 100
lives We're lost by the great storm of last
week.
Daniel Lee, well-known citizen of Tow.
sontown, died on Tuesday, in thel70th year OF
his age
"A dispatch from Norfolk. says the Phil
adelphia steamer Everman, lost three men
overheard during the cyclone.
james McGoan beat his wife with n
broomstck in New York, Sunday, and then
set fire to the bed on which she lay.
Near Beverly, West Va, last Friday, a
man named Hill accidentally shot and killed
his son, with whom he was cunning.
Jacob Damon, proprietor of the st. James
Hotel, Omaha, who was shot by Edward
Kreissman, Thursday, died Saturday night
Frost and ice in the South have diminish
ed the yellow fever. Up TO October Goth,
1902 cases were reported at New Orleans,
and 1904 deaths.
Mr. Joe Etheridge, of East Saginaw,
Mich, lost his pocketbook, containing $4,000.
An honest man found it, and hence Etheridge
recovered his fortune.
Two ruffians attempted to outrage Mrs.,
Connolly in Kentucky, but she put both to
flight after nearly cutting off one mans arm
with meat cleaver.
Mrs Beva A. Lockwood, q female attor-
ney of Washington, ID. c., has been refused
admission to practice at the bar of Prince
Georges county, Nd, by Judge Magruder
Maggie Phillips, aged seventeen years,
while sitting on a bed in a house in North
Vernon, Indiana took pistofrom the pocket
of man beside her and shot herself dead.
John G. May and James Hippensteel, both
being under the influence of liquor, QUARREL
ed at ball at Fairview, near Harrisburg, Pa,
last Friday night, and May shot and fatally
wounded Hppenstee.
-Ambre J. Fayes, barber in Newtown,
Massachusetts, committed suicide on Monday
morning, by throwing himself in front of
railroad train. His head was severed from
his body, and one arm and both legs were cut
off
Some boys built bonfire near the door
of August Cables house, at Shenandoah, Pa.
Mr.. Cables little child, three years old, at
tracted by the flames, walked to the door and
falling headong into the fire was roasted
alive.
Eddie Biery, boy twelve years old, hanged
himself, at Weunersville, Pa, last Saturday.
A short time previous some one had put
arsenic in food which was being prepared for
the family, and it is supposed the suicide of
the lad may prove sequel to the attempted
poisoning.
Three tramps who were refused food at
the farm of Thomas Lennon, near Parkers
burg, West Virginia, on Monday, beat the
farmers wife and daughter and plundered the
house of all that could be of use to them
They were pursued, but succeeded in escaping
into Ohio.
"A benzine still of the United Oil Compa-
ny, at Canton, Baltimore, exploded on Tues
day, instantly killing Robert Dinsmore and
VIM. Smith, whose bodies were burned to a
crisp. Stephen LIE Brun, the engineer, was |
also fatally burned and died Tuesday night |
The buildings were almost totally destroyed. |
Mr. John Merryman, of Hayfields, Bati- |
more county, recently sold at Kearney's sta
bles, Baltimore, through F. w. Bennett & |
Co., auctioneers, 45 head of Southdown,
Shropshire and Hampshire ewes, bucks and |
lambs. The bucks sold at from $24 to S27.50, |
pair of ewes at $15 each, and the other ewes
and eve lambs at 81 to $40 each.
The excess of exports over imports for
the nine months ending with September
amounts to more than two hundred and nine
million dollars, which is an increase of one
hundred and fifty-fvc million and a.half on
the same period of last year. During nine
months of last year the excess of exports
over imports of gold and silver amounted to
nearly twenty-five millions, but the present
year there has been an excess of imports over
exports of gold and silver of 1921 800