Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-26

over FORTY years OF age has , lev pr,cIire Of
nearly $50, 400 per annum.
Representative Thomas ,me,. o. R ,oi ). ph
county, IN. aged 81 wears J., ch ,rg~i sirh AZ
tempted outrage upon Mamie James - I've
year old girl, page in the IIlsnps. legislature.
c II Anderson. tobacco planter o. Pitl.
sysyanis county, Va. soIi in Daavs..e. " a
few DAYS ago, 3,D31 pounds Of 80 .oH.eoo for
Si,2l4 II. an average Of SO % per oue hua-
bred gounis
Al Thomsss Store Campbell CO. Va .arly
SUNDAY morning, while party Of negroes
were returning rom dane quarrel .ssa-i
tetweea I'm Atkins md Peter Gillian about
a womAa. igrju- which Atkins 60; Gsjlia,n 4
throat with table knife, csgs.a. death in Z
few minutes. G,lliams head VS. marty SET,
cred from his body. 1t Is reported that ,heri
VAS sotne talk Of is nching the Murderer. - he
was brought 10 Lynchburg and lodged in jail,
In pursuance Of III. policy adopted by S,rrs<
tsry Manning % cutting down .Xpeas~s in ~
various bureaus OF the Treasury Department
wherever possible without detrim~u 20 ne.
'rsnsAcsios OF public business, 3aa persons Id
ployrd as siorekeepers. gss-ers a.. il
internal revenue service have ben reg
since March 2s The aversg- per ..islSi
;hess EMPLOYEES vas 81 The whole al
70 a rrtHrrtuH o >r--7'1 pr ISV-
The brakes roof .'on~ % n. w,.hsp,t =
monument MAS PLACED - position on Frtitv
without difficulty Rpp~s we're stretched auns'
the top ~ the rnanaa-ai, AMI ~ irarfn- a ei-
g-s between r-sn and the sa3,i m-t1aTs md
geuUY tApp'aE he bt0k"R s'ona 9TH meat
&. was pressed into place .ni 69'si nicr.s
That afternoon 'hrrr holes Scr- trfijsi thFaaEh
'hs broksa piece, ADD II Nss a-mIr nal"d N
pjar. The u-S -l~ciri-i apparatus arrived
in Washington on Naa5ss aet 'hs sni.re work
Of repair IS comp'e; NsIu~sias.
California j. sun. ny considerably from the
rsvagrs uf gr-ssh'pp-rs ana - lgn~Ws ~ l'se
ius,c, have te~n s.nr from s.'es,t parts of the
State 20 Professor R-1scv. IL hIf. hem IN tr
the u~lauapl4s d-vasts'yr ant the E4'ng'sr4s
d.grren'I.ifs The asst ntr-i "a rslu .oa to
al part. Il The lsui aud Sc Aam proves vsry
destructive while She other - peculiar % IRE
Pacific sIope. .uI Is probably tnjus be p-rss n
work Of DISTRACTION Tie recommended The
as o. coal o.! pans found - g.sfu' aEsjas' he
Eastern species
Thomas Knot. a stone cutter no lives a.
Dayton, XIV, Sh.n oB the middle Of The Nr~.
port anA Cincinnati RAILWAY bridge. late Moo
day afternoon, sud i~uly jsmpei from the
bridge TO the river los feet brlav. lie 80.
unhurI, aud commenced Al one 20 swim flr
life Some bo.tm~a to.k him up AVID took bia,
ashore He says he Vas not attempting 'ui.
eide bat janped from sudden impulse lie
w.s perfectly sober and w.s r-turuinE from
Cincinnati, where he hid sought ia vain Tor
work.
Frank Wbitney and Charles Daniels. con
vicisi burglars were arr ,ignci in the Crinni
nal Cour, in Indianapolis 90 F-idsy When
Judge Norton asked Whitney II he hid an
/ thing to saY why sentence should not lie pro
uouuced, the prisoner sprtng 10 hi fr-t abused
the court with a wolfe. of profanity and hurled
= pair Of handouts a, the jad,e THE n,jssj {
passed over the judges head sha''erug q
heavy plate glass, Whituey turned drrr-l,
before he Vas suhiuri. His friends in IN,
courtroom pressed into the prisoner, n"x
and the officers were hnalI, compelled {, ir. -
their rpvolvers The two men were hsuicufsrj
and taken to The Michigan City prison.
\ sever. cyclone passed. oyer Shrrhrooke
Oak. late on last SATURDAY night Ever,
building in the tnHn Has t}uwu tpwn rNr"p'
the county buila.n.. which VS. held cn r..
foundations ht the ight Of hrzv, SAFE Tn,
cour.s OF the tornado rs almost dG- south
and il reached the northern hu-d.rs OF Tex.
before its force was spent. good draI o
damage was done to farms and forests in X ,n
sss and Missouri. Specials from st Joseph
WsrreIsburg. Independence, Cameron Cal Ii
corhe Berier, Missouri City, Mlrsh4I} Slate
and Glasgow, all Missouri towns. ali tell ct
serious damage. At Glasgow. Mr., J c VII
son, of Peoria, travelling nan, lost his lite
and the hn,iuess portipa of the town was a
most destroyed.
A terrible accident happened on the P-nn,yl
vania Railroad at North Bend, sharp cu~,.
just below Christina, Pa, by which Tine
track repair men lost their lives at 40 o clock
Monday morning. tn. rrackmeu were at work
repairing the spn,h trock when an extra freis hi
going west passed, AM the noise made by rh-
passing train prevented them from he ring the
approach ola mud train" which shot around
/ the curve and could not be stopped in time
/ but ran into the group OF wOrkmen. Three OF
4 them uere struck and Instant, killed. being
crushed and mangIed horribly They were
. Harry Kennedy. n young man, who leaves =
wife and one child J 'seph Mulvanev, aged Is
years and Unmarried. and Wm Gonorrr, a
young married man. Tney all lived at or uear
Atglen.
/ Friday afternoon a m'st frighful accident
occurred at the circus grounds in Charleston
. W. just prior to the opening perform g
of Richards and Leon s circus. Among other
outdoor attractions WAS balloon ascension.
anu just as Tue ropes noldihg Tue ohIIoon were
cast off the accident occurred by the overlurn-
ing Of a hot-ar stove used in inf ting the bal
loon causing il to catch fire. The burning
/ balloon shot up into the mir at very rapid
rate, with William Patterson, 9ronnut, in the
I basket. When a short distance up, the crowd
yelled ''Jumpl' but he did not heed the ad-
vice and after going several hundred feet up
the balloon collapsed and Patterson fell to The
earth, bis body being crushed beyond recogni-
ton. Patterson was % years DID, and resided
at Wellsvile, Ohio where he leaves n wife and
family 1t was his first ascension. The bal
loos was totally consumed by fire.