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The Cecil Whig., 1886-01-02
SHOT By HIS ROOM NATE.
Two Cadets Play Buffalo Bill" at the
Oxford Academy.
q. Reinhard the IIrtiIn-Stu lrnis GIhr
Were Permitted to 4 trsy Firearms.

a Supposed Empty rist"! I'scd ,.ichnri
q. Reinhard the I,rtim-Stu lrnis Who
Were Permitted to Ctrry Firearms.
A tragedy, winch resulted from The
careless handing of firearms waa en-
acted al the Military Academy iu ok
ford Sunday morning. Richard o. Rcin-
hard, one of the c,drts WIS aceiden-
tally shot and almost Instantly killed by
Patrick Gavagin. HI; room mate. The
two boys were at play in their room,
and among other forms of amusemen.
were initiating Buffalo Bi!l's "Wiid
West" Reinhard was striking at Gava-
gan with pillow, ana the latter had a
3S-caliber British bulldog pistol, from
which he had removed, as he thought.
all the shells. Pointing it playfuiIy at
his young companion, he snapped it sew
eral times until the hammer descended
on shell. The pistol was discharged,
and tie ball entered Rainhard'S throat.
Just above the breast bone, and peuc
trated to the spinal column. The boy
staggered and fell to the il ,or, spoke a
few words inc III rently An in five min
uteS was dead.
Dir. Alexander Matthews, the aclElcmy
surgeon, was sent for at once. hut be
fore he had reached the scene Relnhard
was de"d Justice B F. WalmSley sum
moned the following jury OF irquest
William G. Fosbenner. foreman. VIM
Ii Seth, Edwin Sinclair, Seymour Smith
E. f Sweet, John Bat 5, Charles r..
Hickey. II. n. Beail, Edward J. Lani-
more. Il. G. kinnemOn, Joseph Harrison
and Eijah Marshall.
Gavagan was So much affected that he
could hardly give his testimony. which
was III brief that he had borrowed the
pistol from a fellow cadet for the pur
pose of playing The ''Wiid West" in his
room, and that lie thought that all the
shells had been extracted. 1t was also
brought out in the examination of d!f
terent witnesses that the discipline lad
not been very strict IL regard u ti.e-
arms, and that a number of the students
were in the habit of carrying them. The
cadet from whom Gavagau borrowed
the pistol, is said TO be il loung man
named Valentine, from Texas. and he is
said to have stated in his testimony that
he rarried it because he had been in
suited by number Of people in town.
Justice WalmSley reprimduded him Sc
verely, coupled with the warning that il
he ever knew of his doing so again he
would send him to Easton jail for 80
days and there keep him until some one
had paid the expenses. The jury brought
IN verdict of accidental death from u
revolver in the hands of Patrick Gava-
gan. and exonerated Gavagan, but cen
sured the academy authorities for their
great laxity. On Christmas night one
OF the cadets had narrow escape from
death by he accidental discharge of d,
pistol in the hauds of one of the licuten-
ants. Ioaug Reinhard was Il years Of
age and the only son of Judge ReinhaId,
OF Indiana. and Gavagou is from Michi
gan AMI is l. Years of age. y telegram
was sent TO Judge Reinhard telling him
of his sons sad death and the remains
will be forwarded for burial
The Cecil Whig., 1886-01-02
SHE SAIL 1T WAS THE CAT.
\ Neither Cuts Her ChIid's Throat and
C..ar.es the Fell ie with the Deed.

\ M"thcr Cuts Her ChIid's Throat and
C..araes the Fell ie WITH the Deed.
Mrs. A. Glskins, Of li2 West York St.
Fl Ila,, S under arrest char, ed with the
murder of her iifant child 10 months old.
VI, day morning about ! o'c.ock Mrs.
GaSkiuS says that she arose, and in doing
so frightened the huge black CIT which
belongs to the family, aud it ran out of
tie room. llaatening to the bedside of
her ciIid, she AYERS that she found the
il,iIc oi.e dead with an ugly wound in It's
threat. w'Cie The cat had torn it with its
claws Ia her cXcltent ut and distress,
size 81, : she undresSed and washed the
baby, Ut put hen hluod-stained clothes
III u bucket OF water She did not tell
tul one Tor several houis, aud then in
formed her visitor, who Informed the
police. An Investigation confirms the
suspicion that TIE mother murdered the
child. No bio I'd Was found on the bed
clothes, but the floor of the out house
was found to be spotted with the fluid.
\ bloody butcher knife was found Sc
creted there. The childs throat appears
as if cut, rather than lacerated.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-01-02
EAGIN, THE HERO, IN TO n.
The Soy Who Saved Eight Lives From n
Natery Grave on Nacstion.

john IL sgen, the yolns man wko
saved the lives of eight boys who broke
through the ice on the Schuylkill in
February, 1881, W 5 on the floor of
Common Council at Philadelphia Mon
day, and was i;.truGuced TO &c er.l
Gwen and others 10y Chief Ne sengrr
Johnson. Hagen, who was frlendless
orphan, was placed at an academy in
Mattawan, Monmouth county, n. j.,
soon after his heroic act was known, the
money for the purpose having b, ell raised
by popular subscription though the
newspapers in that city. II is now .3
years OF age and and during the twenty
two mcnths he has been at school he has
never had monthly average o. less than
80. His department has been the best.
Hagen term at school vii expire in
June and he is now on vacation until J an
nary Il. j. is not known yet what bust
css he viii enter then, but there are a
humber of merchants III the city anxious
to secure the services # such lad. :.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-01-02

ance and vice which foated nn from
the streets and cutters to his ears and
which urged him to found an insti-
tuition than which none could be bet
ter for the suppression of such crimes
as results from lack of education and
intellectual entertainment.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-01-02
ssYHE+WHIGS:

re-eminentiy raluabie for its Local as rel as Gen
sraI Intelligence, NetcS Communications are respect
fully solicited from all sections Of the County, in
addition TO the reekty contributions Of its regular
.'OfpS Of correspondents. anonymous communied,
tons tciH rsceire no attention, the name Of the
rrte' being required in oil cases as guarantee Of
good taiM
The Cecil Whig., 1886-01-02
ELKTON, JANUARY ,, 1875
OLD AND NEW.

In constant flow the stream of time
Sweeps on through day and night unseel
And winter with its frosty rime
Hides in the lonesome evergreen.
Across the cycled centuries waste
The moan of something dying swells,
And from the spectral steeples haste
The anthems of the new year bells.
Beyond the marge of space and SKY
A white-robed angel host appears,
And passeth all the fair earth by
Lade with the forms of vanished years
No frosty rime, nor wintry blight
Can stay the solemn march OF death,
The old year walketh forth tonight,
The new year feels his passing breath.
The hoary head and draperied form
Are laid the Angel arms upon,
And so the old year passeth on
The labor of his life we'll done.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-01-02
Health, Wealth and Happiness

Are more intim ttely connected with sound
stomach nd good condition, Of the blood
than most people suppose. Thin blood
means weakness, languor and misery. A
dyspeptc stomach means all the horrors
You can think of. Browns Iron Bitters
means enriched blood, good digestion,
healthy appetite, sweet sleep and vigorous
sfreugth. Mr. Henry Hlllan, Sputh l1th
street st. LDdis, says, "Browus Iron Bit
ters rrieevd me of dyspepsia, puritiri my
bloc d, and gay, mean appetite. ThOuS-
ands o. others testify III the same way.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-01-02

DIR. II. II. Mitchell, the Druggist, W ho is
always looking after the interest ot his Gus
toners has now secured the sale of Dr.
BoSanko'S Cough and Lung Syrup Il rem
edy that never fails to cure Coughs. Colds,
Pains in the Chest and all Lung Atlectious
Price 30 cents and 81. Samples free. >,
The Cecil Whig., 1886-01-02

The greatest consolation to one growing
old, is The improved surroundings which
come with age experience and wisdom.
We are reminded of this fact by the ap.
pearance of new Seed Animal of il. NJ.
Ferry & Co, the celebrated SerGsmen OF
Detroit, Mich. (rhey enjoy the enviahle
reputation of being the widest and hest
known firm, in any business in the United
States.) Millions of people, gardening both
for profit and pleasure, have found ever in
crea>ing satisfaction and delight in using
their seeds. Every one desiring seeds of the
highest type and hest quality, shouad Sc.
cure their Annual. II is sent free on appli-
cation.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-01-02
Chronic Catarrli.

was troubled with chronic cattrih and gath
erin" in head was deaf at times ha,! DISCHARGES
from ears. unable To breathe through nose. Be
fore the second hutti" OF Ely'S Cream Balm was
exhausted was curcd.-C. ! Curu. ~; Chest
mt street. Ihilnlclnhin.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-01-02

When Baby was sick, We gave her CASTORIA
When she was a Child. she cried for CASTORIA
When she became Miss, she chung to CASTORIA a
When she had Children she gave them CAS1'A
The Cecil Whig., 1886-01-02
ADVERTISING RAIE.S:

Local matter Ten Cents a line for SINGLE ansff
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Four cents u line for erery additional insertion.
One inch Of space counted as 1tceire haeS. one
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The circulation Of The Wig being among the mos
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ESprOprietOr cOaHdenHy recommends TO Business
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family Journal no ofensire or objectionable ddrei
fiSemtRtS triH BE- admitted al GRF price.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-01-02
r. c.. LEWIS.
Order Of Publication.
ELIZABETH BEERBROWER. Plaintiff.
W.
JOHN ". BEERBROWER. Defendant.


Ia the Circuit Court for Cecil County. No. 1926
Equity.
'sNIE object of this bill is to procure a
4 divorce Il rilfgI0 aGtrim0HH of the plaintiff
from the defendant.
The bill lal!r%eS that the plaintiff and defendant
were rHrricj "n the 3lst day OF October, 1859:
that they resided together until the Goth day of
March. lsN-; that the defendant is nonresident
OF the State OF Maryland: that the plaintiff s con-
duct has been proper and above reproach: that
the defendant without any Just cause, abandon
ed the plaintiff that such abandonment has con
tHuci HuIntrrruItedly Tor more than three wears
aud i deliberate aud final: that the separation of
the parties i hcy0nd any reasonable expectation
ni reconciliation. and that no children were born
I" The pl"irtlii and defendant by said marriage.
1t = tnercupuu ordered by the Court. this 2lst
day "i November lHS5. that the plaintiff cause Il
cory of thi~ order. together with the object and
SUi'SHr" e." the bill. Ia he inserted in some news
paTe2. Published in Cecil county atGreSaiu. once
a Wc.E lor four successive weeks before the 18th
day Z" December next. giving notice to the de
cndaut IN said hill and warming him to appear
IN IhGs Court in person or by solicitor. or be-
tore the 18th day OF March next. to show cause if
any hc haswt.y decree shall not pass IA prayed.
JAMES A. DAVIS. Clerk.
true tuPy-TeSt:
Ney. - It JAMES A. DAVIS, Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-01-02

No family can have good bread unless
they use Drew s Yeast Powder.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-01-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE
Stockholders Of The Cecil CO. Agricultural

Tuesday, the 18th OF january,
at II o'clock, when an election will hc held Tor
Managers Ia serve for tie rn-u uiUr yeIF and such
other business transacted may come before
them. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
Jan 1T Secretary,
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MEDICAL.


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MEDICAL.

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nj ,es fast color GlpghamS, yards Tor ~ rln-
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PEGPLE WE ALL KNOW.

Our Daily Chronicle of the Movements
OF Individuals.
L h Smith OF Cumberland is at the
Stamm:
joseph Hall, Of Steu5envilIe, is at the
Mcclure.
s ReinheimeI, of Cameron, ia at the
Mcclure.
T. h Gregory, of Flushing, O., is at the
Mcclure.
F. c. Busher OF New MartinsyilIe. ia at
the Stamm.
". L. Wi!aon, Of Warren, Pa ia quar-.
tered st the Mcclure.
Joseph &. Close, Of 81 ClsirsVille, is
registered at the Mcclure.
George Brown, Esq leading ieveler
of St. CIairsviile. Ohio VOC ia the city yee-
terdsy.
Wa. Kincaid, prominent oil man Of
the Washington field, is at the Howell
House.
VIM. J. Smith, of Pittaburs, President
of the National Flint Glass Workers
Uricn. VAS down yesterday.
Mr. II c Woodmsn, business agent Of
Dillon Il Stedeman's "Esmerslda" Com
pany, is at the St. James.
Mr.. Joe. It,ssen, Of New York, one Of
the lnost popular merchant travellers on
the road was in the city yesterday.
J. Il. Irwin, Of Boston, has been in the
city fer several days past He il one of the
best checker players of the country, and
has parelyzed several OF our local artists
David Rogers Of West Alexander, Geo
W. Freshwater and soD, Of Wellsburg
Squire A. l.. PellY Of Benwood, Walter
Senior, Of Warrington, s. E. Dorsey, Of
Marshall county, n. MsrtiD, Of Golfers
J. F. Luke, Of Marshall county, and Ralph
Coorst, one of Parkersburg's mort promi.
nent citisens, are stopping at the Howell
House.