The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

lie took fourth wife the other day.
Illinois has S,326 miles OF railroad, or $3.50
more than any other State in the Union.
-"Don't put in no muskeeter ne,iin' for me-
said Aunt Hannah; II don't want 10 breathe no
strained air.
The 500 converted Dakota Indians. with their
ten pastors, contribute an average Of one dollar a
month for each Individual; . total for the whole,
yearly, Of 50, coo.
The irrepressible American crank has sue.
eeeded in raising monument at Batavia, v. Y,
ain memory Of Capt. wm. Morgan, expO'er Ofihe
secrets Of Masonry"
A eurate once asked little girl in Sunday
school: who made your vile body" "Mother
made the body" quickly re,ortei the child i; ~
only made the skirt
Miss Jennie s. Tweed, the youngest daugh.
ter Of the late William VI. Tweed, died q few days
ago al the residence Of her brother. Gen. W. NJ.
Tweed, at Litchheid. conn. She was twenty
years Of age. She had been an invalid nearly all
her life.
The largest individual sheep.ouner In Texas
il woman, known all over The State ~ the
"widow Callahan" Her sheep, more than 50,-
900 In number. wander over the ranges Of Uvalde
and Bandsra Counties, in the southwestern part
Of the State.
plating the aPpoiasmsat Of D. II. Mn. Jr. 20 al
the unexpirea term Of his father In the United
States Senate. Mr.. Hill has written = letter 20
the Governor declining the prospective appoint.
meat. lie says the Office is beyond his aspirations.
William Young. aged %, won . wrestling
match and ran mile in Eve minutes at an I'LL
nois fair. II is charged tha, the other wrestler
vas bribei. and the timekeeper for the race 10
also accused of eorrupti0n but al agree, inelud-
Ing Young himself, that Young Is . wonderful old
man.
Chicago psliee justices are accused Of pro.
tseting eriminals BY changing heeharges against
them from somesAing serious 70 something CON.
pAratively trivial, 60 inaiet light sentences
and thereby save them from jury trials. In one
day, three men were arraigned before a. many
justices, one Tor horse stealing, one for highway
robbery, and one for forgery. and In each the
accusation was changed 10 disordsry eonduet, in
voiving merely fne Of sS 10 $50.
The prohib.tory liquor Law IL still openly vio-
lated in nearly all the cities Of Kansas, though
pretty strictly enforced In the rural districts.
Lsavenuorth has liz barrooms, In which busi.
ness IL not interfered with, and the owners pay
che old city license. just - they did before the
Law vas passed. Topeka has l0t public bars and
Atehison 20. The largest place where liquor IL
sold only cot Of sight IL Emporia, with 5000 In
hahitants.
Sid Master Jones, s'New ne mus, 20
Without delay TO the dsspo."
Laughed sweet Miss Joass, 81 should say 90;
Lets start at enes for the dAypo."
snilsd nrs. Jssss. "In quisk step, oh,
Wen al run dovn 10 the deppo."
dreamed Mr.. Jones, ats mighty hot
To drive you al 10 the depot"
These eonale,s Of pronuneistion
woald not Be II they called Il "siation.'
LA slavery days, the chimes Of Sc. Michaefs
Church, Charleston, were Fung 81 !. p. m. In win
Ger and 10 Summer - . signal 20 negroes that
their bedtime was nigh, and again IN hosr later
70 warn them 10 disappear FROM the streets. after
which al blacks found abroad wsrs arrested. The
custom vas esutinued until . few days ago,
though nobody has ebeysa The bells since the var.
The Mayer has nov cut % the salary Of the ringer
and the Get Il exciting considerable discussion
among The ed rssldsnta.