The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-01-18
THE sEGZS.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY, JAN. is, 1873.
THE NEWS.

Senator Blaine has returned from til
West thoroughly restored in health AM
strength.
Mrs. Mary May, of Philadelphia, wa
J choked to death, recently, by piece o
chicken she was eating at supper.
"A German named Joseph Pare, was ruI
over and killed, by the cars of the Baltimor,
and Ohio Railroad, near Cumberland, oil
Monday.
Three hundred CATTLE worth $40 head
were burned to death, on Sunday, by fire
which broke out in Farbanks's stock yards
at Terre Haute, Ind
On Saturday the widow and child OF
! Bernard Waling, who was killed bya hill
adelphia street car, obtained n verdict for
S2,870 against the company.
MIR. Sargent, of California, has introduced
joint resolution in the U. s, Senate, propOs.
ing constitutional amendment giving
women the right to vote
john A. Robb has been reelected City
Register Of Baltimore, by the City Councils.
Mr.. Robb is an efficient, faithful officer, and
popular with those having business at his
office.
Judge M. Wood, of Henry county, Mo,
has been indicted for arson, in burning II
store belonging to he Henry County Grange,
about month ago. Judge Wood had Charge
of the s ore
Hon. George HI. Pendeton has been
elected to the United States Senate from
Ohio. He was the Democratic candidate for
Vice-President in 1864, when Gen. Mcclellan
ran for President.
"A horse and buggy belonging TO Benja.
min Campbell were stolen from the streets
in Elkton, last Saturday night. The thieves
were captured at Wilmington and the stolen
property recovered.
President Hayes has nominated Arch
ibald Stirling, Jr., for United States District
Attorney for Maryland. Mr.. Stirling has
held the same position ever since the begin
ming of Gen. Grants first term.
Thousands of Turkish fugitives are dai-
ly arriving in Constantinople from the thea.
tire of war, in the most destitute and misera-
Bile condition, and an appeal is being made in
England for funds for their relief
Rev. DR.. Eccleston, rector of Trinity
Episcopal Church, Newark, N. j., has for
warded letter to Rev. DR.. Meade, of the
standing committee of the diocese of West
Virginia, stating that he cannot accept the
bishopric to which that diocese had elected
him.
William Wrench, an employee at McCabe
" Bros section of the permanent water sup
ply, was killed ON Monday morning by the
explosion of dynamite cartridge. He had
lit the fuses, and finding that one of them
failed to ignite, returned to relight il, when it
exploded, blowing one side of his head off.
A tramp entered the basement Of Furni-
walls bagging factory in Brooklyn, n. Y,
last Friday, and was ordered out. When
going out he struck a match against bag of
1utn md in t,tyos in No
building was burned, and 1870 girls, who were
at work in an upper story, escaped with diff
ticulty.
Last Saturday near Savannah, Geo.,
Walter S. Harley, and Robert Fishburne,
fought u duel at ten paccs with Colts revol-
vers. Harley fired his pistol in the air, and
fell mortally wounded by his antagonists bull
let. The parties were brothers-in-l law, hay
ing married sisters, and the quarrel was
about local politics.
The fishing schooner Little Kate, before
reported as wrecked off Duxbury, Mass, had
n crew of thirteen men of South Boston, all
of whom persisted in the gale of Thursday
evening ofast week. John'A, Hines was cap.
tain, four of the crew were blood relatives,
and the whole number were related either by
blood or marriage. This disaster leaves
seven widows and twenty-one futherless
children deprived of the bread-winners
Safe, reliable, harmless and cheap. is DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price only 25 cents.