Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-09

PRISON TOT oslalhlnR money nuurr ialSe pre-
fences.
\ resident Of Rea linz. p, on July 9Th in
housing whelt acci Tent lily covered up II chick
Ell in the grain The chicken WAS taken out
on Mond " of last week and was found alive
after an Imprisonment of 10 days.
On 5 ,tur bay, Miss Eva Faulkner, daughter
Of W liz" Eau kner, of State Bridge n
r-mev"d rt- "nrn~r from re -, md
poured Ii .'.'P "nn ra's = % mr. nd I'D
should RS SIZE ihen set fire To herself She
HE'D Suni ~.
\ confident matrimo Mai agent of Dakota ad-
verll>-S ia ''nccnmmodnte 10 600 giIls with
husbands in Dakota on ninet, dass' notice y"
\ great r..Slern emigration is desired. esperi-
dll hr Fargo. " hich has only four unmarried
girls IN a population of 1000
Rev Timothy Thirleway testified before the
grand jury at Green River, Wyoming, on last
Monday that daring the recent riots ut Rock
/ Springs the Chinese set fire TO their n houses
10 prevent the white men from getting their
money, which was buried under the houses
The whites were charged with firing the houses
Col. Dom Piutt charges in q newspa per in
tersiew that there is no such thing AS honest
Jury service in Cincinnati lie SAYS that the
panehng of jary in Hamilton county is sim
ply packing jury and be adds that the heirs
| in the Kirby will case-Col. Piau being one
paid $50 GOO 10 get away from y packed
Jury.
A reunion was held at Indianapolis Monday
Of The survivors of the Indiana constitutional
convention OF 1880 Among the thirty three
survivors are Nicc-President Hendricks, W. II.
English secretary of the convention: W.
lo man, G-n. George Whte6eld Carr. pr-si-
dent Of the convention; Gen. VIM. Mckee
Dunn, of Washington; Judge Horace P Booe,
formerly OF the Supreme Court.
/ John l. Sullivan posed at a variety show
in Chicago Monday evening in attitudes copied
from famous statues. When Suivsn's mana
ger announced Ajax dsfyng the lightning"
a IN ii voice in the gallery piped: ''Wha-I?"
kap- quiet, We sckguard, answered a voice
IN another part OF the gallery. All sx refusin ;
drink. Can't We see at all? AjaI grinned,
but continued to pose.
i General Manager Hudson, of the Eas, Ten
Hessee Railroad system, has issued an OF der
which has caused considerable comment among
the employees the road. Tie general man
aysr IN his order, iorhlds any employees Of the
system from entering saloon hen on or off
/ duty. and any one reported a. having taken a
drink OF liquor will be Immediately dismissed
The order said 10 te The strICfest ever is-u-d
IN the South.
1 q
/ New York, cnt The arteries at her wrist and
qeck IN bed on last SUNDAY morning and died
She had suffered for years with an ia urahle
trouble She aroused her husband from see p
after making The luCIsinu., md con vers-i ten
derby and nationally with him gu,il strength
failed She had carefully lid out clean linen
/ in which 10 hs buried aud n. she was dvius
told her husband that II was te,ter to 20 TO
sleep forever thau TO suasr all through life
Ex-Gov ST. John is booming he pruhibi,
t'on cause Of Ohio In speech in Cincinnati
Monl,y evening" he predicted prohibition
vote Of 80 600 IN Ohio neat week aud declared
that in Other S,a'es thu cause vas gaining.
! Mr. -. John says the prohibition part, is The
hest organized party nov in the couutry, and
. that The cause $ touni 10 ~in sooner or Ia
ter John 3 Finch. Chairman o. The nation
a. executive prohibiJiaR committee. estimates
the prohibition vote next week in Ohio a.
IS, oo0,
/ Senator air, sao recently arrived 10 Wash
/ inEion. saws that h. sill re,ntrodacc The -iu.
caIioaal bill in the S-uRt. rsrIy ia the next
session and he thinks that Mr. Viii. aud olh.,
friends Of I : bill sill introduce it In she ilous.
I IN time o seca-- action upon tt be ore the end
Of the s.ssian. He believes that all the R-pqb-
/ liCan members Of the House and ne4ri, our-
half the S0a'hcrn Democrats will support The
Z
! 10 lhe Hos.- LIST session only BY preventing
CONSIDERATION, aud that il comXrD up,
por, OF .boa; ;so-lhifis Of the -
/ The reception to Cen Fix I.nc. a, Nrw Nc rue
! Pulaski co Va Monday last. the sao,t
remarkable political demonstrations -v~F vat
/ Il .ssea 10 'h,t s.stiaa. tie ~as .s-ariei luio
+ the own b, coo mounted men, IN igiiug /.
{ artillery conP.nv. IN LIZ DIVISIONS under ih-
eomn<G,i Of Gca James A Walker In
grow halt = mile from TIE cgurih ous. FtlE
F Lee. = ". Mckinney and J ,u-s \ Va Aer
spoke 10 over HUu people barbecue va.
one Of the features The !ahrs were to-4sd
"ilh beef, mp''oa. .hoat. turkeys chirSr-s,
runs psrs & The amount y; rac.t cooked
u estimated ~ oo5 pounds.
Johu Wisc, L publican candidate for GOV.
.raur Of NirgiHtS. addressed on rhursi4y night
7 Of last ~-,k. IN .ai eure 81 A.exsmdrs The
late ir-Ia brought considerable de,e:sison
from W.sAIus'on. TN the Washington tr.in
approaching Al-x.ndriA, The Hon Jobn An
bier Smith, 900 -ia-l,s ex-senator John
+ Lewis ani NJ. Wts- hti cus,ror.rsr a.
to how Mr. L-wis and f,mtiv would vote. Mr.
Hi.e said they would V"t- for him. Words
grew warm aud Smith c,leF Wise = liar.
nhersupou Me struta Smith IN the i.ce
Bh.tan.!-rs iHiprfrr-i and TO olt-r blows pass
I'd During his speech n AK lndrI4, Nr
nouueei WISE "a coward ami cur r." Mr.
Smith vii demand satisfaction.
Will Mr. Michael k-ysrr proprietor Of
saloon near Union, Baltimore county Nd
was hunting on SATURDAY last he shot. flicker
The bird. With was very beautiful. was oniv
slightly injured on one Of its WINS, anl Nj
keys,r DECIDED 10 take i, home aud Keep IL IN
a cage lie tied the bird aud attached The
striaG to his wrist. Tie then psf il in his pock.
and took position behind tree to s,rch
for more game party of b1ss. who were
hunting. >pied the bird. Which had cot 1T If
Mr.. keysers pO, Sst, aud Was iurieriug around
on the ground. One Of them fired and the
bird fell over dead Mr. keyser also received
a portion of the load in his arm and legs, caus-
ing seseral p,in'al hut rot dangerous ar,h
wounds. Mr. k-ys,r was on Suni-y in aver,
weak condition, owing to loss OF blood.
\ singular suicide occurred in Wllkesbirre.
Pa, on THURSDAY morning of last week c.
II. Clark n conductor on The i.ehigh Vale,
Railroad aud wild twer WAS engaged To be
married to Miss Annie Keller OF that cts
The ceremony was to have taken place ed
nesday night Clark tri,d to ,rrGw some
money 10 pay The expenses but tailed Becnm
ing desperate he reso' we'd to take his hir aud
ms cad Of going 10 the home Of Mss k-.I-r
" here she was awaiting hrm wrih all the pre-
parations or the wedding, he went to drug
store and bought ten grains III morphine Then
he weht home and retired. II four o clock on
| Thursday merning he was discovered in a dy-
ing condition, with the paper that had contain
ed the morphine wing on the bed He died a;
I o'clock He was formerly proprietor OF
large drug store At Wlkesharre and prosper
Gus man, hu his business wss ruined by his
habits OF dissipation, and Tor the last live years
he has been on the railroad.
A Of one of the prof sssrs At Co'uphi,
University AT Washington died suddenly last
week after short detention in his room So
sudden was the attack that A party Of young
men who had been invited by the deceased To
call upon him and play whist kept their en-
gageme ut only to find their friend \ corpse |,
was learned that The deceased. who was en-