The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-07-16
The Egis and Intelligencer.
BEL AIR, Md, JULY 10, 1880
Condensed News.

"A maiden lady aged So, near Tappan, N. Y
was outraged and murdered.
Mrs. Hancock is a regular attendant Of til
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Farrell of New York, in fit of insan
ity, committed suicide on Monday by taking
Paris green.
Thomas Benedict, an old and well-to-do citi
zen of Pittston, Pa, drowned himself Sunda.
while temporarily insane.
Colonel Shannon, recently killed ina due
by Colonel Cash, is proven innocent OF TIT
charge which led to the duel
Col. Samuel Ross retired army officer 81
years of age, was drowned in Osceola Lake, neal
Peekskill, on Sunday, while taking bath.
Eugene j. Higgins, prominent wholesale
liquor-dealer of Norfolk, Va, died Saturday
morning from an overdose Of laudauum admin
istered by himself.
"A drunken driver overturned a carriage
coming down Mount Washington on Monday
killing lady aud wounding six excursionists.-
He was fatally wounded himself.
"A Chicago man, arrested while attempting
to kill himself with razor tore himself away
from the policeman and jumped from high
bridge, thus accomplishing suicide.
Edward Hartman, German, of Baltimore,
was arrested on Monday for throwing vitTiol in
in the eyes of his Wife, while she was asleep
One of her eyes is said to be destroyed. His
excuse was that he disliked her.
DIR. Tanner, of New York, who has under.
no,, ~ dA 80. s due p ha 10y,
SdiItho IN fnU,toon az oma hos ,eron'n ,,er
weak hut is ctill able 10 walk about
MIR. j. Brown George, a wholesale shoe mer-
chant of Baltimore, was almost instantly killed,
story window of his wnrehouse 70 The navement
below.
Tho nrotrootod droroht hos rordered tho
woter in The resoryoir or Patorshprg Va ipsnf.
fcien+ 70 srnnIy mora tbon one bolf The city
and water has heen tnrnnd in from the canal to
meet The datciencv
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in due, i in aontb Tar, Inm short ,ima "on
bas haan aprssted Tha Anti 'nnaIiina Socisty
;ntend 70 nrossonte him ond ther.hv nid in mi
ing a ston. to'the borharous custom f''
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,vhorf NJ HnnSi,mcr a,,d Miss RAINS "a Wa
a~ai S,', INV sa ,,i.a toonhnA ro,,,od
fnr nStnon ninutes and Miss RoIlins ,vos drown.
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a swind3w tn gat his bonks On cnminp ont he
window sosh Ell down m him He was fonnd
three hours oftarword snsnnndod from tho win.
dow NV the necl, dead
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s,oi ming y, thc p"e''' u, Mns nv
;j}nmination NJ MONT Tos most hriIliani The
fnct that Jesnits are seeking ncrmanent homes
outside of France is thoupht n concession that
thn recont dacrnes n re legal
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-Charies oker, coioreo OF lhe DenIon heigh-
poihooa, leli rom u i9au Oh nay ON wednesday
fori any ono tno entoraa he ohddmom ard anotha
his r;oht InnD He died in less than nm honr
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MIS-. Margaret ferry, OF new orleans, whose
husband aiea lour hohths ago, gave oirla 10
!Ilpiets, TWO ooss aIiu slrl, .nG uuy On wiilch
the Clnclnnati convention reached homhatlon,
e ana cai'eo INC trio h"hcoch' English anu Amer
w"
-kachel turner, OF Midalelord, SUSSEX, Is
proven by .he census 10 pe .he oaest person . on
lhe fenlhsuia; She Is coioreu woman III the
possession OF her iacuitles' her agels lloyears,
lhe youngest OF her twehty-ohe chlidreh Dclhg
3D.
Thomas Boothroyd, wealthy farmer, of
Howard Township, Ont, was attacked last Sat
urday by boar, which threw him down, bit him
III lle siuc anu tnloa., coihpletsS ecNcil.S INC
Jugulaf VEN, causing MS dcath III hltech
minutes
Prof. Earlcs success in Matching Spanish
mackerel in the Chesapeake bay will probably
have important results. More than one hun
bred millions of young fish have been "turned
out" thus far, and large annual addition to the
supply can doubtless be secured by artificial
means.
The bodv of an unknowp white man SIM
pnsnl to In vn hann mi W. fnuud rnp
~ On Rnsbmorc's farm, Prnrn GEORGES conn
~ Va f;yc miIes from Petrrshurr A rome
Was tied tightly aronnd his neck, Deceased was
fnnnd in rude hoy which had cyidcntlv bcrn
thrown into The ditch and left there nnburied
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Lisn'nH,ns On ounuay u'u " conS S uaii
gTsc near Mun sone'y, ~. - Inc h1 Just VI
Inoilias oterrett was slIuck u iaise oarn oi
lsaae smith was burned WIN one iiorse, se'ela,
caves, ahu al lne crops Jusl narNesleo' unu
aiio,ner large oaIn TWO my HOUSES nnu otner
punuisss, pcionsins " EiueoR onii'n' "c'c
ouiheu' Win "heu., ye' h"s' w.
"A boy named William Fetter while playing
with number of boys in his fathers saw mill, at
Lancaster, Pa, on Monday, fell or was pushed
against circular saw, which entered his right
side, cutting cash seven or eight inches deep
and penetrating the lobe of the lung The fright
arm was completely severed above the elbow and
the left arm was also badly cut. Ills recovery
is doubttul.
Three lads of West Chester, Pa, by the per-
,,,;co;o,, eli, ,t,,,,l %, ~
on A pedestrian tour TO Niopara Falls They
..n, muuu i o,i ~ e"aS ~ So1u spis'
,hough tney hau Deen on the ROAD zen Gays, nav
They carry with them cooking and camping
route.
"A gravel train on the Long Island railroad,
containing 35 Italian laborers Wednesday ran
under heavy wire rope by which q derrick near