Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-03-04

uaie, .slPeu known physician, swore on
WaP.se against Foster for obtainin,
money aiiler false pretences. the ne,.
r tQrmsAe icing dubbed q complete swim
.Ie; slr escaped by the night trail
70 ~ Dlrg. o
! lhs 4 port oi the sale of a contlollin,
lhteress y the Philadelphia. Wilminotoyy
ana bay more Railroad to Mr. RnIo,a
Garrelf end other capitalists is fullv CON.
The slisyille Courier Journal sov,
VT MI. H2 Rugby colony is about Il
MlgraN WIN Tennessee to Nlippaeoto
IL IS 81. that the Tennessee land Is moi
az an luctiye; water is not to be had
without eaing $50 feet, and altogether
the Location IS very different from what
II was rsrresented to be.
=. ~ ~ 7.lsetlag Aail Association
~ fiIss''rS I va 'anfmously decided
,,,, 70 adsA9,e e tie 3Ii,.y nails to 3 dollars
Inc earn rate has been 2.S5 dollars.
b. ! A.iloreman, the colored post,,as-
Ter q harleston, S. G., who was ap.
pointertav President Grant. and reoi,.
PoinItf1 President Hayes, and is
Inc nf,S lvania Senatorial contest
Wa5 ~ " the election of John +
N ~ ssli pstbhcans.
- eas 5t sAaan csivea la,a !,
!. x 2 ct East liverpool. g)bio
"a "a y SilS BaSsd q e sjsst asatS. persons S
IntA TTnce has been received of flo
destfn' sof the greater portion of tbe
business <'t Of Edenton, n. G.. tooetbar
with se'fal Of the best residences M M
establishments Of J. r. Dillon. Col u
Mitchell Brinkley, NorAeet Ho,roii D.
McCarda. Coke, Norcum and Do"is az, ~ 81,
Mehaoitu rs as among the number.
A goss and silver mine has been dis.
eoYered u the township of Hambnrob
neara5tiialo, n. T., on the farm Of NIra
H. A; Daliks. 1t has been excavated 70
the depth Of six feet. The ouart1 yio1,I,,
30 ounces Of silver and 40 o,,nona 80 -
gold to TIE ton. i0 '''- ounces OF .
Nordnelmer's Hall, Montreal ono oe
the finest public halls in thai III. olie @ ~ ~
III ire Vh9e performance was in procress
Inc audience was dispersed without
pahle, N, shd the hall was entirely consnn
ed, me loss amounted TO "a O0o III
lars. Several tiremen were badly ini,,,ol1
bY pelng burned and frostbittan ~
below zero. w 6reeS
News mas been received at ST. Paul
Nilnn,' that the Crow Indians have d.
'lared war Of determination aosins4 +
me Ilathead and Pigeon-foot tribes ana :
IRE making active preparations to cono ',li'' :
nence hostilies. '''' ~ 'oi''-
A Reeting Of the Executive Com e
The proposed international cot L
on ~ SxI5esis5ait. ct Augusta, Ga, suffice
s'ssfe la.A1e House OF I2epreseiltati ,s.,...i g q
expelled lhomas b. Swan, the Fusion s
member, Who has been detected in
operations
The North Carolina Senate has voted
against gaming an appropriation for the
state ailfia to attend the Yorktown cen
ennid celebration.
Work has been commenced on the eX-
ension of the Chesapeake and Ono
Railroad from Richmond to Newport
News.
Senator Matthew H. Carpenter OF
Wisconsin, died at his residence in
Washington, of Bright's disease OF the
kidneys.
Bv direction of the President a gen
eral order has been issued by the Wan
Department prohibiting the sale OF IN
toxicating liquors at military posts and
stations.
Col. Cash, who has been on trial at
Darlington, S. c., for killing his antag-
onist in duel, was liberated on 5000
dollars bail, the jury failing to agree.
Faustine Gautero, implicated in the
murder of Col. Potter, in New Mexico,
was hanged by vigilants in the same
place where his accomplices were hanged
some time since.
Gen. Malone, as president of the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ono Railroad,
which was taken out Of his hands four
years ago and placed in charge OF re-
ceivlss. nublishes in the Richmond
VIII, v.zs.sl.a.ss. full and interesting report
OF tit pna ezpEess Iull '.0nndition of.tAs
road Gfe,ssfssssss as a Virginia road in the
10 " TVS new owners and rnanaere,.ss
A despatch from Little Rock saws
Bernhard Hoover died at Murfreesboro',
Pike county, Ark, of hydrophobia, after
twelve hours of agony, arising from the
bite of a dog last November.
The opera festival of the Cincinnati
College of Music has been closed. The
total attendance at the performances wa
$4,000, and the receipts were 10000 dol
lars.
The postoffice safe at Railway, n. j.,
was blown open by burglars, and the
contents, valued at several hundred dol
lars, were stolen.
An appeal has been made to holders OF
tennessee State bonds to send then
names, present address, and amount OF
bonds now held by them, to the Secretary
OF The Committee of Bondholders, which
are now engaged in an effort to effect a
favorable settlement of the State debt
ana, as they say, with good prospects Of
A despatch from Ashtabula, O., an
1ouhees the death of Hon. p. W. Stra.
1sl' ex.member of Congress from the
i -, = N't'eAlOts anu formerly connect
ep WIN the Little Miami Railroad.
/ Intelligence reached Norfolk of a yer,
'lastrous fire at Franklin. Southamptof
asnty' : Va, caused by the explosion 0.
; { amp IN kitchen. All the busines.
lls.,.; g.aon Of the town was burned with the
a. sei','es1 a,s1 q d store or two The post
e s 9e ana telegraph ONCE eO. 1ere ali also DE de
geato goJed, and BY the greatest % eSertion @ the the
s-oJ s1e1ouses Sc, of the railroad COMPANY M Were
! ~ SIga The Office of the Blackwate1
I r,eo,8,t @l8atlon Company went with othe.
doi}py ddpTi}perty. The loss will reach 1875 0OC
50oaG 1aLs' and the insurance foots up abou
,,d Inc heaviest snow storm of the winte
Pflg5!alled ley: throughout Wisconsin. Illinois
nauai fr'iana and Michigan. A general sus
suoioA oi railroad traffic was occasioned
Moy Sam, a Chinaman. was denie,
tbat ~, tt'ITalization at Chicago, on the grounC
IIa 1Ia' he was Mongalian, and not eliei
oie tor citizenship.
Inc me coinage for February at the Uni
tea states Mint at Philadelphia amounted