Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-01-16
LATE NEWS NOTES.
CLEANED FROM ALL SOURCES.

has arrived. She was 4S hours overdue, hays
ing had stormy voyage
Saloon keepers at Chattanooga, ayainst
whom the Sunday law is being rigidly en-,
forced, have swez out nearly 100 warrants
against those engaged in all the trades and
professions who do business on Sunday The
whisky men say they have been Disseminated
against, and propose to test the law to its
full scope. The warrants include newspaper
publishers, iverymen and street CO npany Of
fcials.
The number Of commissions issued to fourth
is 49, 1926.
Thomas W. Keene. the actor, stricken at
Kansas City with paralysis continues in
dangerous condition,
Lillian Conway (Mrs Charles Cambl y,
agreed with her husband, in PHILADELPHIA, to
separate after married life of 10 years.
The fight against the new prohibition law
was waged in legal way in two courts at
Atlanta, Ga. Decision was reserved in each
case
Frank Bone, who killed Henry Brindley at
Bush Run, O., has been indited for murder
in the second degree.
Charles Eberesz, a prominent farmer and
business man Of Wellsboro, was drow. n
Pine Creek while hunting deer.
There was 21s divorces granted in the COM
mon pleas courts of Philadelphia during the
past year, or as compared with 241 in 1884,
The circumstances surrounding the death
Of Charles Il. Curtis, who W IS found drowned
in the lake at Chicago, on Sunday, ara such
that the police are in doubt Whistler his
death is attributed to accident, suicide or
foul play. His family, however, are of the
opinion That he walked out on the pier, and
being seizsd by spell Of dizziness to which
he was subject-fell into the water and was
drowned. He was proni tent business man,
and at one time was quite wealthy.
Eve prisoners escaped from the county Jail
at Charleston, W. Va, Sunday night Their
names are George and Richard Jeffrey,
brother, VINO killed William Douglass
George Bearsley, who killed Henry Moore
and Louis Douglass, who killed Tom Teal
last Christmas evening, all white. Luther
Smith, negro, who had been convicted and
sen enced for three years to the penitentiary
for grand larceny, also escaped A heavy
reward is offered by Sheriff Ewart
The President sent to the senate commu-
nication Withdrawing the name of Jchl g.
Lee, of Pennsylvania, who was recently NOM
mated as secretary of the legation at Con-
tantinople. Il is understood that the with>
drawal was made at the request of Mr.. Lee
A startling sensation has developed in Nor
gan county, Tenn, over an alleged discovery
that the leading county officials sr de fau!ters
to amo,nts varying from 50 600 to $4,000.
Galleries in the vicinity OF Scrantol sus-
pended operations for fear that they might
be flooded.
The fight between Patsy Cardiff and James
Brady, at Fargo, was declarel a draw after
the iyhth round. Tho e to meet again.
DR.. Leonard Woolsey Bacon, of Phiade,-
phia, says be is sound Presbyterian, not
wthstandin5 the fact that he has been sub
stantially disfelowshipped, and the further
fact that he is of Congregational origin.
AtOHego, N. Y, the Erie railroad bridge
has been carried away by the fl oils, and the
trains are being run oyer tho tracks OF the
Delaware, Leckawanua & Western, between
Owego and Elmira. The Tioga branch of tie
Erie road has baen abandoned. Considera-
BILE damage is reported also on the Northern
Central railroad bridge having been car
ried away at Trout Run.
Richard Magoon; living near G ,ena, IL.
was committed to Jail, Saturday last, at D n.
in2ton, Wis, on the charge of having forced
he Ho l. Henry S. Magoon, ex>Cong ressman
of ii e third Wisconsin dis riot, at the point
Ct pistol, to sign notes payable to the order
of the former for $4,000 Magoon claims a
portion of the es ate belongs to him, s the
son of the ex-CongreSsman by second wife.
Articles for the Incorporation of the Zanes>
vile, Mount Vernon and Marion Railway, to
extend from Z.nesville to Marion, O., a dis
lance Of 81 miles, have been filed with the
Secretary of State at Columbus, 1t is X
pected the survey will show route 40 miles
than any present line. Correction will be
made with the Chicago AMI Atlantic at Mar.
ion, thence by the way of that line tc
Chicsgo.
George Mangold, the hostler in Valkmore's
livery stable Mass Ion o., who decamped
with horse saddle Birdie, two silver
watches 8 dollers in money and other prep,
ert was arrested at his home near Cana
Dover, and nearly all the stolen property
| recovered.
| A table of receiversh ps during 1885 show
that Al railway companies, having S,2s
miles of lines with DO lded debt of S19S, 1852,
$50, and representing capital sock amount
ing to 1877, ECO dollars, or an aggregat' ar
parent investment Of nearly 3s5, 500, 00o, have
failed to meet their obligations and have
been taken possession of by the C, urts for the
benefit of their creditors
1t is reported that a student of Harvard
! College has been stricken with smallpox, but
the authorities of the institution say it is only
a case of malignant scarlet fever.
A Mad Musician.