The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-10

This week there were several Disgusting exhibit
iions In our streets. when the most proianc lan-
guage was used. but no officer was around 60
force the law. IL our town oficrr-if We have one
would do his duty he would see that such yio-
latons would not 90 unpunishcd. Let US have
the Law enforced by all means aud preserve the
good name Of our town for peace aud quiet.
| The driving mare belonging to Mr.. l.. n.
Urban. Of this place. which was missed on Tues
day night % last week aud which was supposed
Co have been stolen. was found on the Reistcrs-
town road the next morning by Mr.. John feIer.
proprietor of the $. Mile House. who. on Sunday
returned her TO her owner. She was bought from
Mr.. John Morrow near OWING Mills, about three
years ago aud Il il thought she was looking for
her old home. Mr.. e. v. Chcrbonnicr's horse.
which strayed from Bowen's stable. has also been
| recovered.
a census enumcsator for one of the upper
districts Of this county found one man-and
Democrat at that--who did not know there
To he u Presidential election this fall. Ito found
another. Who. when asked IL his daughter could
read and write replied that she was going To-
school bu, could do neither. aad said he did not
see any use IN Il anyhow. The father said he had
I gone to school short time hut did not learn I"
read and write. This man is native of Htii-
more county. where ignorance - bliss Us folly
I e. be wise"
---pr. J. :. baldwin aud Mr. l.. :. rr"s..
census cnumcTstcrs fcr the 9th district. made u
pleasant, Ni,i, on Wednesday. The nr.. who Is
staunch Democrat L. a native Vf Virginia but
has resided IA this county. near Mon Meeting
House for the past six Ncats. lie l. avery clever
gentleman anii. much thought Of. Our friend
/ Cross u also jo,ial fellow, aud in addition e.
! being a farmer Is also somewhat OF literary char
AFTER. poet aud musician. IL IL said he guides
! the pillow and leads the choir With equal grace
and ability.
The Haeeas Corpus Law Constitutional.
I The Court vt Appeals has taken prompt action
in the case Of the State Of Maryland w. Margaret
. Tha q Ill ~ h..
I released FROM the House of Correction under a
/ writ OF habcas corpus BY Judge Icllott whp rem
dctvl an elaborate opinion DENYING the cvustiiu
tvuAltN VI the act Of So limiting the issue vt the
writ Vi ha6eas corpus - Judge OF CircGii Courts
u g. iheir own jurisdiction. 81. The decision j.
rendered un Ter brivi submitted hy Attorney
f General GNinn for the STATE The opinion ui the
+ Court " Appeal. - a. follows
In the matter Of the habsAs corpus case Of
Margaret Glenn. decided hy Judge Ncilott. the
Judges II the Cuar, vi Appeals. after conirrrius
upon the several question. Involved, have comc t.
he combustion
81. rha; the tairl section al the act ii i>>o.
chapter g. p-n,iius tor the ,sau.iui.,iau 90 tbs.
Court 90 the papers IN ca.cs coming Within o..
p provision. and making IL this duty vt thu. Count
Go gre %. g mon ui'. Ease. prevented g..
s'l;lt. n-' that iAi, ceu-i hAs jurisdiction @, rn
icrtItu tlis tAsc. o. lec ir the question. paced
upea by the Juise q the Cirya,, Court aud that
the - iuirn AMI decision q thi, Ccitt there,
haze tGc same force AMI effect. final ivti,. II
% such questions. .. 10 ihc same we're rendered
up"n cI.c coming regularly before thi, Court "a
Al ippeAi ;-om 4 aisucn, " an inferior court
e.. That the ~ II assrmb'. under Which the
petitioner 10 'h. ci.r Nls convicted AMI sentenced
{ BY Justice r, the peace :. vAi and cou.iita
I .vnAi. AMI the J4Ise 10; the Circuit Count wa. ~
error 10 ii'chAr.in ~: the petitioner.
~ e = nor practicable no" :" prepare AMI HE
an eNirn led opinion n the ease. she tHu't has
ievnct g pfuvsr g. announce Nlthaut iy.AA their
euurI4.IuWs h~ rsHf - / fu .rt
exfeBIei opinion Nii De- d,cI hereafter.
On TUESDAY gorge Birn. AMI Tho,na. Martin.
committed - 'he House Il Correction for ~
months each by ;iy magistrate f1r being habi;
ual'y ii-urirry. we're bruus before Jufgc Nc.
i''t gnic- ~-it' i labea. 'orpu'. certified copies
q a.. She eri :nAi Taper. "a both case. were pr,
ilcc'l To- lencr. AMI hl. Honor decided that
tley we're .il'y acicetiyc. inl.much a. tssy lid
+ at shON tht; tine pIy;.c. Lat ed Jary trial
before The mag stratcs. beside. Hther defect. an
irresuariti.. % r.. important -hl ictcr Refer
j cure having been made Co. ;nc late decision e ;he
. CHu-t g Appeals. 20 ~ made g. appear that the
ac~ hLoeas corpus lAN provided 10 section that
a. Judge salui issue srit af ka6ca. corpus 20
Act outside Of ai- circuit section 81 the same
article provided ;ha; 5gi sc prpuognciu. any 'lw
Unconstitutional should send the paper. - the
Cuurt II Appeal. wiihin ate lay,. Judge leot;
tsciied both these unconstitutional ia the we'll
SnoSn Mary Glenn ease and furthermore. that
tue At of Assembly siying magistrate. the ght
90 convict aai ssnl % the House u Correction
vas also unconstitutional The decision u the
T Court II Appeals as given above that Judge
lellott vas srIng On the a.t two points. but they
said nothing % the dr.t hence acting under the
positions taken by him in the former ease he fret
ls.uei the Nriis II habeas corpu. Nhcn applied
for. aud Afterwards discharged "a. prisoners
the ground u the defective eOgait=ent'
The Census Mr.. John W. Hasluy csn.a,
enumeratur flr all that part of the 81 election di
10 Baltimore lvtu.s - If Ae
Old Court r1ai. starting a; Wouistock station AMI
running Hor;aea.; Il ''reen lanc % Old Church
rlai. thence east ~ sall road 20 the Ith district
line. has written .e,isr % zen. Francis 4
Walker Superintendent; u the Census. Washing
ton. :r9m saich We extract the following:
PIWuArAN. BALrY Co.. Nm.
GEV. FRANrts 4. WALkER-Dea Sir .-illv
ns finished the enumeration IL my district. via.
~. 20. q my 40: he cut q place 20 make ieS
! rrmaFs. from general experience. / visited $50
houses, a, many families and -. farms. Of the
80 farms found but .iT raising sheep. -Four
pH, u the six ssal growers had lost % sheep dur
I ing the census year, they having been killed by
logs According 20 the best Of my judxmsn, the
$50 families u ny district sill average three dogs
20 stch, making "a all 40 Iog.. The valu. 4
the f,pi consumed ani sheep killed by these worth.
Joe. would Il applied in a different direction.
b" sgicien; "a feed al the paapers an inmates Of
the county Jail ani aims house. Al sho raise
sheep we're disposed to complain aud ,hought,hsm
Improbable.
a regard. agriculture { hni that nearly all per.
sons are disposed 20 uni-rra's the value of their
farms especially the Ignorant class. who though,
only u tsxes.
81 poultry found bu, three por.on. who hal
kept book account. shieh shpsei an average Of
81 egg. per hen Tor the year 1879. Mo-, ether
per.ans we're disposed - unierrate in thi. matter
Mt thinking that 80 hens. averaging three dozen
egg. per hen would amount 70 isO dozen per year
About 500 acres of my iistric, bordering on the
Pitsp.cr are Owned by the warihingtnn. AMI are
occupied for the most par; by few struggling
renters. Here found indications Il copper and
asbestps. ~ these have several .pecinens
which picked up on the surface.
Prom the best estimate could obtain from the
farmers. about 1000 hu.hel. 81 wheat ia -, we're
destroyed ny hail storm shch about half a
mile ia width ani Shich passed over The northern
par, of the district. Very truly Jour.
J. ". Ha'lup.
Assaulted and Robbed. SanI Kone.
young stone cutter ~ baltimore, was assaulted
and robbed 10 Druid Hill Park on Friday night
Of last week. lie had been 10 woodbeFry spend
ing the evening with lady friend named Mo
Donald. and staIied, % Estslh aboe, u o'clock.
advanced upon him from behind some trees and
fired three shot. At him from revolver. two Of
which took effect in his neck and he fell 10 the
ground stunned and almost senseless While in
that position the assassin rled his pockets. taking
thereffom 500 and n watch, and then fed leay
ing his victim Tor dead. Aner a time, however.
hone Tegainei eohscir u.ness, aud though very
weak, began 10 walk back towards Woodberry.
hoping D. reach the house of hi brother. Daniel
kone, but u short distance from the place where
he was shot, he sank down upDn the ,ioorsteps Of
dwelling, and called for assistance. but before u
could be rendered he got up again and walked
slowly On until he reached tho house 81 the lady
whom hs hal been visiting. Once there, he Tell
exhausted at the gate. The noise attracted the