Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-21


Leading boycotters, AL hotel keepers, for con
spir.cy TO ruin his business aad laying dam
ages al $50 900. IL is proposed to make this 4
test case. number vi other ooycotted bust.
ness men are waiting to sue persons who tried
20 iRjure their business.
A story with Just suggestion Of Romulu,
and Rsmu, ia il comes from Toulouse, where 4
Torkiag woman was in the habit Of leaving
ssr baby under = tree guarded by - f.tthfsi
dog. As days passed she tboaght the baby 4
appetite failed, but still 1t thrlved. One day
she found the deg standing over The iafant aud
calmly sucking 1t. The mother thought tbs
arrangement good one, aud 1t has gene on
the baby doing vel! snder the treatment.
The bark yideue, Capt. Sawyer, from C,.a.
fuegoes. which arrived al New York on Satur-
day reports. May 5. At | so A. NJ, in lati-
iuds 81. 10, longitads ~. {. weather noe, With
a sky nearly clear and wiad from The south
Wa. set on Gre ia the m4iuiop By = meteor
By prompt action the FIRE sss pat cut ia ave OF
SIX nlaatss. The meteor seemed like . 6r.
rocket, lightiag up the vessel throug bout, md
in less than leu seconds the masthead was in
full blaEs"
Rev. Peter A. Seguin appeared before tn,
Chicago Presbytery Monday to answer ehargrI
OF ''l.isg asi decspusn." Mr.. Ssguin is at
priest, III
Prssoytsri missionary work 10 Chicago, ic
which city be vent iIom New ork win lei,
tiers from several New York ministers. IL /.
charged that Ia had figured il the New York
Iceuru As drunk and disorderly." aud h4c
been csn6asd on Back~sll's is.ani.
The Police Department sf Chicago, has ju,
made lis Official rrpor, OF the s-ihrosIsg
affair, aad give. a complets list Of tue oiti,ers
n ~ 2.I
ful aisht A rec.pIul,tioa shows that sixty.
liz we're wounded, - ts have died add
leaving 6flS.
in. 4! !..!!!!! n! .: 2: If 6: !:
jacob Her,'ia.. builder, OF BrookI,a Y
Y. gas bltten on his right hand bvs New
lou siI.ni dog sa M,rcs .. AM Ia waom wee
developed unmist.ksne sYmptsms of hydro
phooi. on " -daestST moraIas, died Friday
morning al his residence IN tpat city. From
Wednesday sighG spssm. followed in rapid
succession. aud the paiieai somsti'n.s bec.n,
50 violent t6.t II required three 81 f.ag inca "a
bold him His mind remained vs.r II,
gradually osca ue exhausted sad half hoar
before bis de.ta DC relsPsed iato qui-laie.
Ia Chicago su Friday 40 sxpressmsn named
Bies, stiy ys,rs sid. hsagea himself ia th,
barn 10 The rear OF bis home. H.. .Ife f,u I'D
hin, and her screams Uroggh, 4 crsSd o.
asIgh oors to tue scene Out 40 aas Ini.rf,g-s
or attempted TO cat the sope, osIng 10 th-
frantic Efforts made h, The satgtd- . rsir4s,
himself BY throwlak bi, &. ID arm. ,p,-t
Crosds from tn street ,,1nr Ia a. VS. r..
sigh'. nut nsn. YEA u Ell - sit-ss,f q r-s...
FIn'il, ~ftrT iap.r = ga Br go -.IS4 -~,
policeman appeared .nl 81 tas .aaa io~u
He vas then dad.
In Cincinnati lev DAYS ago. Thsm.. COR
man .ork'sgn.a -ai an Old soldier kap,k-
ed down one Charles Miller who insisted that
the red dag shoaid wave over LABOR men
When Gsrssn WAS srraIgned before Judge
Fitzgerald for the assault. he cadet guiny 10
the assault, but ADDED that when Miller de-
clared fer the red fis, Il forgot sys.lt and
knocked him dosn; fought under the stars
aud stripes aud | cOuids't stand it," The
Jsdge promptly said: You c.a go: wish
that there had been loo Gorma.s al Bellows
on May s." The red-h.g prosecutor was thea
reprim ,nded aad both discharged
A cons,itsest Of. Western nemo-r of on
gress arrived n Washington = week or tso
ago, went to his member, told him bs s.,ted
Al Office, and he NEST hustle around quick aud
get MIN one. As The member commitment i.
good party worker. aud his good will OF
consequence, the member msde desperate e:.
fort, and anally, after several DAYS OF impor.
tuning sad pleading, he succeeded in prscur.
ing the dismissal OF Il republican Ia oee OF the
departments and th- designation OF his friend
10 the place. The constituent VAS informed Of
his go.d luck. and Vas requested 70 20 10 The
department and be sworn IN II. VEN. aus
when satisfied that il was all 50 and NO aoub-
about IT, said he did not waot any off e, buI
| L., 4 L. l.
influence at Washington"
Five socialists. while engaged 10 haranguips
y crowd, in Sas Francisco, Cal, were arrested
aad charged with a mis- isn-anor. The mos
prominent Of them is J p. Rudeizky, a Poll.
who 10 his speech advocated going to MOI
Hill and sacking the residences of Mes,rs. Stan
ford, Croker and Flooi and distributing wh.,
money and valuabies they tou among them
selves. On Rudelzkys person were found two
pamphlets written BY john Most. satitlsd 'Tn,
Beast Of Property" and Total Aauihils,ioq
Proposed as tbs Only Infalliols Rsmedy ,
The prisoners resisted arrest and the officer,
had TO use their clubs. Oae prisoner, A. J
Warres, was rescued frem the policemen bs
the mob, but was rscAptured.
The almost Incredible story recently printed
about the death of a boy near Grand Falls. Ne
from hemorrha!e caused by pulling from hi.
mouth live snake which had grown to hi.
flesh proves to be literally true. The lads
name was Gearge Murichson, aad bis age s
years. He was bright it'll. fellow, and lived
with his parents on II farm about four mile
from the town. Early last winter the boy be
gan to act strangely sick. He had a most vo-
racious appetite, and it was impossible for him
to get enough to eat. His iends got alarms
about him, and sent for physicians, who began
dosing him for worms AS the winter wore
On the boy grew worse and worse. One day
he felt something crawling up from his stom Oh
into his throat. He almost choksd to dea b,
for the crawling feature tried Intellectually to
come out by the nasal passage. In a short
time the snake flor such it was) forced his
way up the boys throat and stuck its head out
of his mouth. The lads sister, who WAS near
by, saw the head of the serpent just before it
drew back into the boys mouth. Very soon
the snake stuck his head out second time, and
bis little sister made a grab at it and pulled
from the boys mouth live snake fourteen
inches long. 1t had piece Of flesh attached
to its tail nearly AS large AS hens egg. The
boy lived q short time only after the snake was
taken from him, dying Of violent henorrhage
1t is supposed that the boy had gone to sleep in
some field, and that the snake had crawled
down his throat. The reptile has been pre-.
cor we'd in alcohol