Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-03
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Ice Is thIck enough II b ar ,eimS; ia Ctlifor.
MA grapes are neinI gtlh,rtl, aud Mti1s i.
st've"ing under several 'n,.nes If saw.
A Sonnma, CD, IN .rs,S .'eer ulder a
sm III n d -ora "r 2DO y,ri 'avtv lie hre
ari m ID ne Il .r~, at hit ii. tree ahou' six
:nrte, above the an.rll'S sad X ootkp of 4,
splinter o ." inches m, "a, IN X the dee 8
1t al ml,h ST. n jp~.e 5 20 pen-,r tie thes al
and c,uSe -. ant ttuh.
The : o,s cArniaIs Of iIr Elwtri Co"ri!an' 5
racing stable ;or the N just closed a!gFe-
gael S4S 563 So with So Abb .ai ont ie en-
trance moneys The MT etraings of the sable
amounted To S42 100 81. The l-aiins Winners
for the stable Mere were: jennie Tracv o.
100 ; Irish Put So 745 No I-sty. 81 265 P,.rl
Jennings, s. 24D; Lizzie D vyer, S3, 225.
! George II tzert and Mss ode Allen, of h,f
falo, n. Y, went thron n t,e RAPIDS and he
whirlpool Of NIAGARA Falls Sunday aFte, mon
in the lorpeia III 'ped tarrel used by fI+zLtt
end Pott last summer. They were in the TAD
-, ids and whirl pool i've minutes and were take
out of tho eddy on the G IN tdian side, Just te
low the whirlpool, three quarters of An h,.r
later in good condition Miss Allen is n re
spectacle girl, Is years old, petite bruneue
and rather pr.tty.
An engine making a trial trip, which LETT
|
of Ed ward Drohan, an old and experienced en-
giueer. collided at Anderson's Station with a
north-bound freight Drohsn had IN the cst
his two sons and I years and also John Ma
her aged 5. H. threw the three children
through the cab window and saved AT his post,
being killed in the collision. J,hn Maher was
also xii ed, and Fraak Lock ooi. eugnaer-o
the north bound freight. badly injured.
| John Doane of Wag.n Wheel, Idaho, died
recently. and his mother, widow. and hi:
two urnarried sisters went 10 the town TO at
tend lte funeral. and remained TO look after
MS property. They were the only unmarried
women in the place, and before the flowers h I'd
withered on Johns grave the widow had been
married to the Mavor of the town, the elder
sister to the Sheriff and the younger to a pro.
minsnt citzeu. The three weddings were held
at the same time, and all Of the town attended
TIE R.v. D.. A B. Leonard. prohibitions
candid ue 70! Cove ros Of Ohio in 1885, in an
sae' II Question as 10 the probable prob hi
t;o1 candidate ser the presidency said ia Ciu
ciaaar o. Monday: Clinton B Fisk, OF New
j. ,ev. j. 10 Ga Idlaaie for p .es dent N lsSs
J lie is ,1- s,rC ,gess mn ID ,hs C9dni-y. and :.
TO ronI'sr with TIE oolored p-ope Of ~.
South Than any man living He will beyond
a DOUBT be our candidate Tor President, with =
get biz vote too
! Judge Scott, of the Illinois Court Of Appea's
'anted the snpersedess in the anarchists case
FRIDAY morning The effect of ihe order for
the supersedeas will be To stay he execution a
ile4s, sa,il the full bench Of the supreme Goa
has passed upon the questions raised for = new
ttsl. II is estimated that ia the ordi,+ =
course of procedure hetri-g aud decision ca .
rot be reached for SIX or eight weeks. and ths
even though The lover court is sustained. -,
sentence caanOi he carried oli unit! sore re
iia March or April.
John C. Lynch OF NV York acct Tor tn,
Hazard Powder Compaut arrived in q dives
ton. Texas, on Monday of last week. and s.,
urdsy superiuteuied the removal Of some 20 9
de- troE the magazine of the Brown Hsrdw n,
COMPANY 10 that OF Wood aud Sohs. NiueIesr
damaged kegs were left in Browns magazine
until Saturday, wien be took th-m out snc
piling them up, kicked 10 the heads OF three o.
four kefsand applied match TO the DOSE pow
de-. lie wss thrown high 10 the air, sad "
dead ben be reat he'd the grouad.
Four r,.'s ago Rachel Ta.lo-. th.7 si-h
yer = cd. s,tru,ed to eros the t-sfT o ~
oe'svS:e sai Hudson RAJ. cad 10 ; l'o1
Pa, roi ta.eerllrc.o>-'ny- STews, cargn
hvs nssss gee 49, aud the rrpLfs iol o
HeE WV rfFftsa-t. SdN- vas DfO Ishi
year ago for SIS QUO dam.G,s TIE cas-, &c
aot result fs,orablr. scd re malt vas car
red TO tie Supreme Court, where he decision
WAS reversed. II wss again called for tr,l OF
W ei uestsv o. last week. spd the jury % Tees
DAY evening las, rendered ve,dict ia fsror o
the plainliF for :, 900 --.
A singular claim was put up byav Ter o
/ Wat-rIos7. y Y. al he recent election +
/ E. Carer q prominent citizen. Who yo:er
earle il the morning. appeared ct the pol
Hate IN the dsv sud desired TO cast a ballot FOL
| a candidate for an Office " hon he had omitted
voting FOR Several put 10 IN ,ohjNctioa, md
! Attorney General o Bri-n stated that P4rson
had right TO cas-, bis hsllo; 4, any tim. from
sunrise TO sunset on election dsr, and. IL n,
wished, might est Judiciary ticket al o II
time ard a county ticket at another. Mr.. Car
| ter was allowed TO vote on the tickle, which h
had omitted on his irs, visit to the polls
| disustch from Havsnsrille, snail ,osc
10 Jackson couniy, So miles vest Of LeVe'
worth. Kan tells Of a revol,iog crims com ri;
ted near that place last wednesday night. A
Young farre rsmed Rhodes Clements. ~hii'
going home rom PRAYER meeting ~i,t anotse
farmer by he n.m. OF Samuel Gordon. sudienly
| became los zoe md killed the latter 9th club
| Not re. urlins home = search Was commenced
| for Clen-n,5 s7d he Was found some dis's nc'
| from the road sitiioE beside the body o: The
man he hid murdered. eating his heart HI
had cot Cd the head from Gorton's bo1v ard
had torn out the heart. lungs aud liver I'D
Was devourar them. Clements was secured
aud is nov in jail raving maniac.
/ Off .ers Of the secret servic. recently seized
-simle painting of SIS Unrted States not
i IS being a visitation OF The laws against couu
'erieitiug. The painting vas on woodeI
block. and was so veil d1ne that il looked 81
though the note WAS living or the wood sn'
could easily he removed The chief OF the se
sret service division thought that the Pointing
should be destroyed. The artist, however
protes ed against this as unjust. he repre-
scented that the painting was work Of art
and was worth about $500 Some OF The treas
urv officials are OF opinion that the artist /
right The question has been referred to III
solicitor of the treasury. 1t i. understood tia
y number Of these paintings are in existence.
While a herd Of Texan steers wer. he n
driven through New Yock last Friday mig ht o.
their way to a slsug ter house on the Fast rive
they were frightened by an elevated train aut
J siampeded. There were forty steers in tn
herd. The herd started in a mad gallop throug
The streets despite all efforts TO stop them.
crowd Of passengers coming out OF the Gran
Central depot was scattered like shrrA Th
steers gored several horses and ch-ssd< atk
pedestrians. A lady in getting ost of a stag
on Fifth avenue was knocked down. but no
seriously hurt. boy was tossed into n -st
barrel. The drove kept on to the North river
where they were stopped by the water. The
then started back for the f 'st river, rannin.
wildly through the streets. goring horses ant
upset,ing pedestrians Four of The steers yer
shot by the police, and the rest finally corr.let
and driven 10 the s aug hitter house.
Twenty years ago in Cherokee county, Al.
oama, Calvin McFee and Joseph b. Hsrdwirl
lquarreled over tract of land, and tn. latte
vas killed by the former McFee fed TIE coun
try, and until few days ago nothing wa
| known OF his whereabouts. Immediately afte
McFee's disappearance a brother Of the murder
ed Hardwick started in pursuit. and has spen
twenty years in searching for the murderer
He obtained traces of McFes at various places
but was unable to locate him until recently