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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-12
A HEARTBKOKEN WOMAN.s ACT.
Mourning tho LOss of Husband and Child
A Bullet Through the Heart,

"A DullOC AHEOuSu INC HchEt'
At 1910 o'clock Monday morning, Dora
Weddell, twenty six years Of age commit
ted snicile al the residence of her mother.
Mrs. Limphocker, on the second floor OF
No. 53i Wabash avenne, Chicago, by
shooting herself through the heart. The
weapon used was self acting Remington
thirty calibre, death was instantaneous.
A year or moro ago, while in California,
her husband separated from her and short
ly afterward her only child died. The
heart broken mother returned to Chicago
where she has resided for tho pact two
months with her mother ut that place
where the dreadful tragedy was enacted.
During that time she has been almost con-
.antly in very low spirits. Monday was
her twcnty-sixth birthday, and hel
mother was dressing preparatory to going
out to procure her birthday present
when she heard the report of revolver.
She rushed to her daughters room and
found her lying dead on the floor with the
smoking weapon beside her. The con
slant brooding over her recent affiiction
it is supposed, led to temporary derange
ment which eliminated in the sad event
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-12
TOOK THEIR OWN LIVES.
THE SUICIDAL MANIA IN TIE WEST.
strong Drink Leads . Young Philadelphian
to End Hfs Life-A Heart-Broken
Woman'4 Act.

strong Drink Leads . Young Philadelphian
to End His Life-A Heart-Broken
woman's Act.
A suicide occurred at a high-toned
boarding house on Olive street, St. Louis,
the victim being a young Philadelphia
music teacher named L. Ney Mango, who,
with his brother. Mr.. d. Mango, the we'll
known wholesale purchasing agent of
drugs. of St. Louis, occupied rooms at the
house mentioned. Mr.. Mango had gone
to St. Louis . month ago, from Philadel-
phia, on a visit to his brother, who had
been advised by the family that he had
given himself up of late to habits of intox-
ication. His brother watched him closely
and did everything in his power to WOO
him from his passion, but to no purpose.
He was continually under the influence of
liquor, and Monday morning about II
O'Clock the sound of a pistol shot was
heard, seemingly coming from his room.
Upon the landlady and bcr daughter
rushing up stairs they found Mango lying
upon a rug in front Of the bureau in his
brothers. room, a pistol clutched In lis
right hand and the blood oozing slowly
from bullet wound in the back of his
head. He was still alive, but breathed
his last in \ few moments. His brother
states that the young man was an accom-
plished musician, and but twenty-five
years of age. His family reside in Phila-
dolphia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-12
Tbs Pay Car COinluy.

Tho pay Car of the Frederick division,
P. r. r., will DO here to morrow. The
employees Of the road between Frederick
and York were paid eff to day, and to-
morrow those between York and Perry
vile, on the Port Deposit road, will 10
paid. Columbia employees will he in
cludt 4 in this PAYMENT.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-12
from Our Regular Correspondent,

Tonight the following officers eleceti
TO fill uneSpired terms, will be installed at
the meeting of Putnam circle No. 113,
B.U. QI. F.) Of Pa, c. JOSEPH, Sh:rt.
zer; C. F Wayne Lightheiscr II. H., Z.
K. Getz. Nominations for tho regular
election OF officers will also he held to
NIGHT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

AnnArozrs March ;. 1852

ANsArozIs Naren Z. ius7s
Truly this nay u termed the Sc
Of change. II Ehs beginning and
down F. . week 40 Of tbs session.
Senator John II Bond III Calvert. LIS
zkrennoualv oopCsasl anv change ii tie
present mode 81 tobacco inspections.
but since tie appointments have been
made, this cenfIenan ms been con-
WINGED that 90 system i I'll wrong
and radically .. E remarked upon
the floor az Senate - other dav that
1t had been charged upon tbs door
that the tobacco ssarnhns1aes were hot
Is1 -. ~ - ,. s:s:, I. - ara -
was forced II aS,o;f sk's Il IL true :. ]
Nov. hue : ro.snsh 80, i lad ths hon
Or 81 IN insnrr;ew rsth TIE Senator.
and IL held rad;caIlv different views.
But onr eanatara have Awakened %
the imnnrsance s. : ehange. not onlv
IN the svnten 81 ;;nspecsffion. but !
change n the anr,s;ntina power also.
The Bin nov helsrs he senate. and
which has rassed nrsr III Amendments
20 t. third r.asS;nr nlaces the a.
pointing mover n lie hands of the
Board 81 Public WorAa and provides
tha4 tie Tnsrecf..rs ,vhen anrointed
shan nav = tha stats ten cents on ev-
erv In. insuerfad With the privi-
lece az emnlovi.e labor II anv man
ner thev nav dsssn best This bin
win evidentlw 80 tie Senate. and Il
gives earnesf j il will do IN the
House but i pitv 4 when II goes ..uD
stairs..
.swhen vice prevails ana impsOus men bear
sway.
The post Of honor becomes private station. "
The report made by the conference
committee appointed by Virginia and
Maryland Legislatures respectively
sadly fails to give satisfaction. The
canse Of this dissatisfaction ID in
the fact that the boundary line de-
termined BY the committee annuls
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

ra1 tie finest Losel Iii Scr. zern Mary-
land Iswas named s-r Judges Brent
and Ford. who were tha associates II
Judge Magruder o. The bench Mra
johnson. who Lad charge cfkhe hotel.
lost . great many thinqa Rev. J. III.
Chezlsy, rector Il St. Paurs 7. q.
parish. Who baardsd Il tbs hotel. lost
clothing and III entire library, raost
serious mishap % him. ~ lie cannot
replace Is without assistance. The
ether boarders. VIZ. II. 80mervills Sol
lera and wifs. Afias Sellers. Mrs. r. d.
Sellers and afr. JOHN 3. Gray, al
met with serious losses. II vas stated
that hrs. Scmerville Sellers had 81. :
600 in bonds burned Up with her ef-
fects. II was understood there vas
IN insurance Of 81 SEQ On the hotel.
but none On the ffaTniture. Measrs.
Wilson, Briscos and Gray lost very
valuable Law books and private pa
pers in the destruction Of their OFF,
ces. Mr. Briscoe estimates his loss
at VI COO in law books and Office, and
lie had $700 piano burned up in the
hotel, where be had boarded until re-
Gently.
There was an insurance Of $2T5 on
the Journal building, but none upon,
press. type, etc. Messrs. Parran a
Sellers. proprietors Of the Journal,
will ct once proceed 10 re-sstablish
the paper with new type and press,
and viii send out g quickly As posi-
bic, - they say, . better paper than
tho old one.
Messrs. j. w. ehemweIl & Bro. lost
their entire stock Of goods. but the
loss il covered by an insurance Of g.
600 In Montgomery county and in
q Baltimore Office. A dog much priced
by Mr. Shemwell ran back into the
burning store-house after being res
cued; and the animal was burned up.
The new Methodist Church cost
81 800, and it is said the insurance
had run out. The parsonage was in
sured for 81 800. TIE house occupied
BY Mr. King and owned by Judge
Magruder was valued &C $1,000. Mr..
Jos. A. Wilson loses $1,000. The Jail
made Q narrow escape from destruc-
ton. The only prisoner was liberated
and assisted the citizens at the fire.
Miss Edith Dowell. Postmistress. saved
the stamps and postal cards and a
sewing machine from the postofice.
1.-THE loss by the fire Is estimated at
$50. 600. and il acalamity from which
Prince Frederick will not emerge for
q long time to come.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

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1T. 90 = ry's &c = . Or
LeoxARDToWE, ~.
THURSDAY MCaalko, r.r.A o.. lsss.

REJEcTxD.--The refusal of Gov.
Hamilton 70 appoint Mr. Cecil mag
iatrats il one Of the lover districts Of
0ur county il the teeth Of the recon-
mendation e the Democratie Central
Committee. (ths only organized pow
o. IN the absence Of any democratic
representation 1t Annapolis author
ized to speak for the democratic par
~ that be vas q proper man for the
place. vas 8 sufficient surprise to the
party here. but the recent action Of
che Senate in refusing TO- confirm
Measrs. Hammett and Smith a. mar
istratea, the former for the 8th and the
latter for the lst district. after they
had been recommended by the Cen
trail Committee and appointed BY the
Governor. il even greater one. II is
not pretended that these gentlemen
we're not competent for the positions
70 which the Governor had appointsd
them, nor has anything been publicly
alleged against their characters. wheth-
or in their private or official relations.
They are both good democrats. have
long been members Of that party.
earnestly supported the democratic
nominated ticket last Fall, and are in
good standing with that party to-day.
How comes it then that they have
been turned down by the Senate. a
majority of whom are democrats like
themselves, in The absence of any
democratic protest against their con-
frmation? II there was such a
protest. what n its purport, when
was il made and who are its au-
thors? We can find bat one ex-
PLANTATION. The Senate hasacted upon
some misapprshensiOn. and for the par
ty's sake and the integrity Of its or
ganisation in the county, We hope they
will consent to revise their late action,
ct least to the extent Of supplying
Messrs. Hammett and Smith with the
charges. il any. which have been made
against them and giving them an OPP
PoFtunity TO be heard in their own
defence.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09


81 she States II arreesed II he same
time. when al aIAall - taken befors
the authorities of tie State t. which
sneh citizens belong. That il shall
b lawful 10 collect q take oysters
Or any lawful purpose il the Potomac
River and that part Fl Poeomoke -
fore described from the first day Of Oc-
kober TO the first day Of May, and
that it shall b lawful 10 take oys-
terra in said Wakers for the purpose
q planting or bedding only. and thai
they may Be planted and bedded
IN The waters cf either of said States
up to and including Nay 18th and
during I'll the month Of Septem-
Der, and that the collecting and taking
Of oysters whether bedded or NOT, II
any o. said waters for any purpose
whatever shall be unlawful from Hay
18th to September LIST, provided that
nothing in this act shall be construed
to prohibit the collection or taking az
oysters in any Of said waters at any
time to be eaten wInhin or opposite TO
the county when taken. IF any per-
son shall take or catch oysters with
dredges or instruments othar. than
oyster t0nqs within the waEsEs des-
cribed in this act, upon conviction.
shall b punished according to rhe
Law IN the State where convicted. In
no case shall the punishment be less
than one nor more than three years
Imprisonment ia such place a. may BE-
By the Law e said State OF commeh-
wealth provided. Any forfeiture Of the
vessel or craft, its tackle, furniture
and apparel, TO be disposed Of as may
be provided by the laws Of said State
or commonwealth. That if any per-
son shall violate the laws Of said State
respectively with regard to catching
or taking oysters with tongs in the
waters described in this act, shall be
punished according to the laws of the
State where convicted.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

~ ]. n. Laroque's Aasi-Bilious Bitasrs.
Of yoa feel dali, drowsy, Jebiiitated, have
frequent headache, mouth tastes badly, and
tongue coated. you are suffering from torpid
liver or hilliousness, aud nothing will cure
yOu 50 speedily or permanently, as J. u. La
roque's anti bilious bitfers. Is CENTS pa
per. or Oh bottle. For sale By w. 3. Thorn
ten, sole proprietor, Baltimore, and Harrison
street, B aisimore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

IL rapidly transplant hin from one Iossg emi-
nnaee = shAl = tie next higher. aad shonsh
haEk ssto lhs csomds. ssneaxn she nAss degrees
~ mhieh Id Cd zseend. = agd TITS loae -
II crest Ia = tneasnrn IL wllieh he u TIC a1m@
zsafsr. ysE Il &c unworthy nacrnasas ahonsA IL
aruosnaed, asad . lishomss4 Beard Ct Comnlis-
s;ouess ssnnsd ha elected who woula appr0ve
) mcxshleas hona. khe snzneial aNaiss d lie
connfv. sno4igh appArenfly prosperous, Weight
rebnnna mlfh such crash - would emtmIi -
rinns Gnanrial in;ary, and foEcibly remind -
a ghe srnRhsnlness q the maxim thai IL u
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

- Halls Vegetable SieiIian Hair Renew
r. j. The most remarkable article in slse for re-
storing gray hair 70 is original cDl0g and
rroasoiing IL growth.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

tos 10 purpose Of organising a association
20 better ne condition Of hose who are ;ust.
" entitled 70 the merit 81 saving he Union.
u = . - hoped tlsaf al sneh persons viii
sire ne mmtaeg due consideration and that
sea District u aheecnnty win - reprssensed.
reksoas having he trae pFintiples II he cid
hspnoaseAn party ~ hsart ara also cordially
invised = aSiend.
Feb IN. lesz--sa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

In Baltimore city, on the 18th Of February.
alt. by the Rev j. T. LasselI, JOHN s.
GUYTHER, Of this county. to MARY II.
OLIVER, Of Baltimore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09

~. persons In the cgunty who served in,
II the Army o. Nary of I've O.. s., daring.
me iaie Ciyil War. 10 meet al The Court House.
in LeonaFdsewn, OF
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-09
NOTICE.

1VO 4 hOGs
OlEice Connty Commissioners,
Leonardsown. Nd. Feb. ~, 1852.
THE County Commissioners Of St. Mary's
county will meet ~ their Office, In the
Court House, Cor the purpose Of noting
TRANSFERS,
ADDITIONS,
AND ABATENEETS,
during the March Term Of the Circnit Court.
Persons Interested will be heard only At this
time.
By order,
FRANK N. HOLMES,
Clerk TO County Commissioners.
Feb %, lss2 It'd.
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-23

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Representative
Blacks condition is improved.
The counsel for Sergeant Mason has pre-
sented to Judge Wiley, of the district SUI
preme court, petition for writ of habeas
corpus for their client, alleging want Of ju-
risdiction of the court-martial in time of
peace, and that If that court had iurisdic-
ton TO try the case, it exceeded its lurisdic-
ton in the excessive sentence passed. Ma
son was started for Albany penitentiary
to-day, hand-cufled, with guard Of sol
diers.
The lighthouse board gives notice that
continued encroachments Of the sea have
so far endangered the safety Of the light
house lower at Cape San Bias, Florida, that
il is impossible TO maintain the light in IL
when the sea is heavy. Mariners are there
fore cautioned not to rely on this light dur
ing rough weather.
The president has been notified by Judge
Samuel BiatchfOrd Of New York, of his ac-
ceptance of the Office of associate justice OF
the supreme court.
No official report has yet been received at
the treasury department from the special
agent investigating the affairs Of the twelfth
lighthouse district. IL is already known
that the defalcation of James X. Best, en-
eTneer clerk at San Francisco, Is upward
Of 500.
J1cUD Il. .CncputFl dlptaINA AN-Ahl Rt-
fore the house committee on, foreign rela-
tons, but as he had brought with him none
Of the correspondence called for by the com
mittee and explained that there had not
been time enough given him to make copies,
he was excused until Saturday. The only
progress made BY the. committee was 10 eI-
plain to Shepherd the scope Of the proposed
inquiry into his affairs. He was required 10
produce before the committee copies Of
ali correspondence lie may have bad with
United States officials Of every degree upon
the subject Of the Peruvian company. He
was entirely self-pOssessed and deliberate
in his replies to the committee His atti-
tude there and his interviews with local q
porters indicate that 10 viii not become
communicative % any further e4tent than
be is compelled 70 be, though pr0fessedly
W1sBrvsTor. March lG.-The caucus of
republican representatives last night
sd0uted a resolution that any legislation At
present looking % q reduction q internal
revenue taxes upon whisky. tobacco and
cigars IL unrrise and intemperate but that
some relief should Be accorded b. ertend-
ing the time during which whisky may re-
main in bond without payment q tax
Representative Blacks condition "a stll
unchanged
Al biii- arnendato-y 70 the posi-ofics ap-
ryropriation I'm was reported IN the senefs
fo-dav. aufh0ririnr the postnaste1 renernl
70 c1nfracf f1r ocean neI service ur1n
steamships Of American build and owner-
sf.ip. Itprovides for the expenditure 81
81 500000 annually f1r The purIcses
rarned IN the bill
Tbs bouss r1Ts and ssEns oonmitiss
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-23
The Strikers.

LAWRENCE, MASS, March 1.-THE strike
of the ring spinners in the Pacific mills is
increasing. To-day, after they had re-
ceived their pay, thirty-fve of those en-
ployed in the lower Pacific mills left the
mills, stopping eighty-seven frames. They
al!ege az the cause that the Pacific authori-
ties ordered boarding house. keepers not to
Board the strikers from the upper mill.
Matters are az fever heat. A general strike
is feared in other departments. The entire
spinning force of the Central Pacific mills
has struck, stopping $500 spindles. A
meeting of the strikers, held ~ the city
nail, was addressed by Hector Mccoy,
editor OF the Catholic Herald. Great ex-
citement nreyails
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-23

LounynIE, March 1s.-The large stern
wheel steamer, Montana, was blown over
O'Clock and now lies in a precarious condi-
ton with every probability Of breaking in
two. The accident was caused by the
blockade 81 coal barges at the entrance ofthe
canal. The Montana IL a / lotion boat anu
was on her way from pitisburg 10 81. Louis
with a large miscellaneous cargo. A barge
is az the steamer and n large gang Of men
are removing her freight. The steamer has
q portion Of her hull broken and is hogged
badly Just under her boilers. IL is expected
she can be released before dark. II viii be
necessary 20 dock her before she can pro-
ceed on Der voyage.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-23
Comparative Cotton statement.

New YoRK, March E.-Comparative
statement Of cotton for the week endiny to-
day: Net receipts at all United states
ports during week, 81 go; same time last
year, l07, ass. Total receipts TO this date,
4, 1877 40 total 10 same date last year, $780,
SIS. Exports for the week, S4,7sO; same
week last year, 1880. Total exports TO
this date, 2,5l6,Ol2 same date last year,
3. 2O2, 75l. Stock at ell United States ports,
92s, "a; same time last year, Si3, $50. Stock
at all interior towns, III ,5lS; same time last
year, 163,070. Stock at Liverpool. 157 600;
same time last year, 7sG,O 900. Stock Of Ameri-
can ahoat for Great Britain, ~, go. same
time last year go 600
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-23

81. JosErH, No, March 17.-Yesierdsy a
party Of boys, aged from 3 10 II years. all
belonging 30 vellt0-do families, % anuse
Themselves dug a tanned in hillside on
the Oufskirts 81 the city. They worked in
relief FIVE wert lef BY their c1rnuanions ct
3 O'Clock: when the others returned at 5
O'Clock the tunnel was found 20 have cared
IN on the workers and the whole Eve were
dead when ertricated. The tunnel had
been ding ten feet into TIE hin. was several
ieet VIDE, and had no supports ior over
head.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-23
"Let's Have Peace"

LONDON, March 15.-The Berlin corre-
spondent of the st, James Gazette says the
Russian representatives at the ~
courts have been instructed to teY
respective governments to viii,
accredited demonstrative assuf
the car is firmly resolved to retail
relations with Germany.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE Crosse Gazette
says the interview between Emperor Will
liam and Prince Bismarck, ON Sunday, was
for the purpose of discussing the Russian
questionable Skobeleff affair. 1t says it is
regarded as settled, but great watchfulness
is required. Prince Bismarck has long
since arranged the European combination
for every event.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-23

NV ToEK. Marrh Is.-Ths Posts fnnn-
cal articles say. Fsilurs q T. o. Desnares
vas this evening aunuurcei and the sfock
~ The Denver A RIO Grarde, Certrnl sod
the Missouri Fncific we're hcuF1i ir. r1fer
The rule, f1r his arruuris. NJ. IIesurres
wns nd large trader tui = one ~ tts fIrsi
tlrn I'm
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-23

CHIcAeo, Mar-h 1s.-Repressntatives o
the various railroads and fast-freieht lines.
north Of the Ohio river. leading from
Chicago TO Peoria and 81. Louis 70 points
south Of the Ohio. held an adjourned
meeting yesterday and established arbitrary
into effect March 9th. They agreed ur0n
the division OF southern territory. This
acton places roads north Of the river In an
fudeuendeut situation, where theif
bushes wf1l no longer BE- -
feeted b. differences betWeen sDuihsrn
rrfluars and stearnelir ass1ciatiuns. and
the Cineinuati Southern and other neU -
soeiatinn rueds and lines n1rth n The rirel
-rf1 r'hrrre fheir rIro rEtes on al ttruurh
l-nviress. and hs.-saiter Al cuts III hart n
- hrrne ~ southern lnes. Eerreserta.
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