Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12
NOTES..

by handsome m ,rity ned one Con-
gresham.
Pleuro pnenm monlA i = eva llug il tsper
and Clinton eountir*, int,ana 1t v >aid that
more than thous'n cat,e re afflicted with
the malndy.
The Ahbant L-sl>l,r'r. met Iuesdly For
the first tim IA wuIutn " ~ 'lrctc to clerical
position 10y the Les,-latu :, ll4s Weakly being
chosen enrolling II engcos- in ,rrk.
Eighteen thousand saln)a are said to have
been recently caught Ia ,'nget runi at one
haul ot Two SeInes an 1 :, loI at ti,h got away,
too, by the bursting u: one OF the Seines
Mond " night five m .sled men en- tered the
house OF George Smith, near Chrrry Tree. Pa,
and holding "A revolt !rr 10 his head forced him
TO produce 50, 900 III gold which he had CON
ceaied in the house. rhc robhrrs escaped.
In s Of The III counties in Missouri the
democrats plurality on The Sta uckrt is Al,
IIo. The Legislature Will >Itnl about fol-
lows: nate-Drmnciats ~ opposition 10 /;
House-nemocratS 90, opposition 20.
Edward Kelly, ;n employee "f an electric |
light company, in Cleveanh Ohio, was ia
Stantly Killed Sturdy nj. .ht at the Graud
Central Theatre while adjusting nn electric
lamp. His body came IN contact with the wires .
and the shock caused death.
At O'Clock Saturday morning As A. J
Vaughan, n mllkmau, Was drlying pair of
horses across The Cleveland and PIttshurg rail /.
way, he was run down by the Cincinnati -x-
press AID instantly killed, as was also his II. 1
yetr-od sen and both horses
The Grant relics hegu-ashsi hy the Van Ter. |
oi't estate 10 The Government, and ContAlurd !
In fifteen large boxes we're delivered Stlura.,
30 soon rs the relics nrr properly class lhcd |
uey Will he placed in cases, 20 be ma uufac- |.
tured especially for thrIr reception, tni tNhib- /
tied 10 the pubic.
The strike OF the siork-yari emp,oves at
Chicago WAS accompanied on NouIsy hy AS
saults on men Shn desired To work Several .
men were tadiy beaten The mIill, we're on /
duty AT the yards Tue packers have unani- /
mous!y resolved not 10 employ 10 the future /
any man belonging 10 - Labor organization.
\ plasterer uamed Shules, who conterup ated |
leaving Winnipeg, Man, tor the old country /
recently sold his wife and i've children to IA !
man named WI liams for $40 a regular legal
agreement vas drawn up between the two men |
and the property was formally transferred |
The police are Investigating the uailrr.
Farmer Shuman, near Santa Maria. Cal. |
saw bees going in and out OF "a crack of big !
pumpkin on bis farm. He opened the pump T!
KIN aud found eight pouGds Of excellent honey |
within. tie nox hrHEs more than ever of the /
glorious cattle Of Ciliforn,, where one can /
raise pumpkins and honey on The same VINE
light months ago George " Davis of Nor !
folk tell atout ten feet and iuilrei hIs spine !
tie went on with his work though SUFFERING /
much until SIX weeks ago when be became |
parNiy I'D. lie died On SATURDAY, and t-e post
moriem examination show-a that le had lived |
eight months with trok.n necF. the thar! /
cerTic.e sefteIrs being fractured
Mr. Jams T.. Tylar. a grandson Of President
Tyler, was sworn 10 on Tuesday ~ watch /
mas at the Interior Department at Washio.-
ton. He was IA the Confederate army during |
the Whole war, and since that tine has held o.
ice IN virginia There are several Other de- !
sceudan's OF d-ce sd Presidents MAJ aui fe- |
mae, IN ,iiice u Washington.
Two OF the w~tllhle>t ranchmen in SrayaI. !
county. TeNrs-, II ram T. .nu,it AMI J,ha Run. |
field, no had fallen out atoIt business mat |
tiers, met near BAr-,vIIle oa Frlt-y Of l,., |
week and Tough, duel With Winchester rides |
at loo yards stance. Bs.nett w,s kslsei and !
Ramaeid wounded The dead mtn was worth I.
about quarter OF a milton OF dollars.
Patrick Newman. - years 81 residing in |
East New York was found dead s'aaa.ag Of
right IN cI>fvrn nesr his h"Gs, S4acas raoru. :
ing. Nssmtu and his sife qaarie ed Saturday .
might ana the ior,acr chased hts Siie out - IN .
a club, aai, IN doing so. tell into the G srru.
Ills " + and daughter heard TIE cFIes al thu .
d'o"nInE msH. bat Paid no attention To tb-n .
aud ouy uo'i6ei the police uf the ocrurr,g.cr /
Sunday merHIHg.
Aivlrr, from ,prn and Thin, ~ '-r amer |
Ctif Of SStaeF, wNt-h srrtV~i on N,nI,y. !
state that fhom's Stevens Nh Sc rnur around /
h" world On bicycle rs m ti- hIu ftmaas I
sFffgpl 81 if.snsr -
permitted to craS, A'ghtuis.aa -ut i..,,k a /
siram"T from Csicata 10 Hon H,ug when - /
be ~tli on his bicycle 10 C.uion. 4a F.! ta- - /
t. SHsnghsi, where br ~iI tak- stc,un-r fsr 4
Japan.
The Grst Confederate mounHu-at sscr erected .
on the Gettysburg baltIrheii arrived sni ~.
put IN position Saturday. !, - of Richmond .
granite aud marks lh- position OF i1r Second /
Maryland .aiantry, formerly FIRST Maryland |
Battalion. which stationed at the loot OF /
Culps H.l' the Confederate lett. aud which |
also participated n the short ont bloody charge
mad oa The Fed raj troops stat ~ncl on Calp's
I'LL on the evening" OF Jais ? 1855. Tn. Inoa /
ument viii DC dedicate! on November 10
The IRE in the STANDARD coal mines. at 1
Mount Pleasant, Pa, i, still. burning Acre.
Of coal are nov on hre. and the flames are max
ing their was toward abanionet eel 10 wh CD 4
the coal hts been exhausted These cells arc
h'led with fire damp, aud the hre l. sowiv
bat surely working that way. a txrrie. gas
explosion thai may destToT N immense amount
OF properis il feared. Toe siopptge of the
mines throws 500 men, WHO earn $40 GOO per
month, out OF employ ment
F Zirkle a wealthy marble contractor asI
tomhstone-mak-r, OF Joliet, H., died yers sad
denly Monday. HIS will directed thst he
should have no funeral ceremonies that no.
body should he spprisei OF his death that
only his daughter aud wife should follow has
corpse 10 the grave that they oniy should be /,
permitted To see his corpse that the four sous
of the sexton of the cemetery should be his !
bearers, aud that no announcement be-
fore or after his burial, should be made in the /
newspapers.
Jonathan Bass OF Csmbri., y. Y , is a solid
man In ls4s bis joints began TO stitf-n and |
grow into solid bene; in 1887 he took 10 hi 4
bed, aad there be lies now perfectly stiff. every
joint solid unable to stir, unable TO masticate I
food, and blind. Yet he eats the heartiest
fjod by sucking il into his mouth and swsl-
lowing it whole. His constitutional health is
good, be keeps himself informed on current
topics, aud is likely to live many years yet |
He is now ST years old, aud weighs but 10
pounds.
AT Sheliman, Ga. Saturday, coored girl
named Frances Coleman, became offended at
S m thing said by the son OF George Oliver,
he postmaster, aud her brothers fatally stab
bed the young man. They pursued by
Jesse Oliver and his brothers When the ne
groes arrived At home their mother ran out
vi b a musket which she handed 70 of her
sons, telling him to shoot. He obeyed. shoot
ing Jesse Oliver through the arm. One OF the
Negroes was killed by the Oliver brothers, and
he other fed to tie woods. A third negro
man, the girl and b r mother were arrested
A dastardiy attempt made TO assassinate
William Carr and family, of Union county,