Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-12-05


now The sqaabbling q e. r. has
begun
Brooklyn veterans 90 n1ns shat
any democrats arc rssaInez 1cml Of
fices.
Ernest L. Arthur. zzzisza< 1ster At
Sycamore. PiffsYIsania CO. =. was
arrested On charge a ~ f1c mall
and released On bond y p a.
swer.
In the Waller az VirRinf1, nufnx 10 the
continuous rains, the corn y Rating IN the
fields and farming operslell1 axe q
standstill.
FRIpAr
Arguments for the dciense l2ro deliver
ed in the Navassa murder Ul
Omer Gallop White W 1f1csfsd on .
charge OF stealing diamond rE1Ig = WASH
ington.
The eighth ward, Balsimore city, pre-
scented their banner 20 the socoad Haru Tor
giving the largest democIn1le mojority In
the late campaign
An ORGANIZED effort win probably be
made 20 induce the large ehoe manDfacfur-
ers Of Lynn, Mas, WHOSE plants were
burned TO locate It RichmonI Va.
John McGoff and John Carroll were
drowned ut Benwood. M.
Jacob Miller, brakesuian, vas killed
on the Atlantic and D1nvIII Railroad
A freight train on the Cast Line was
wrecked in Petersburg, ent4iIing consider
able loss.
The climate Il having q bad effect on
Cleopafra's needle, In New York causing
exfoliation and disinfegr1ti0n q 20 stone.
A fire broke out at &C. q yester.
day In Boston and ragged "a ~ Died fs,l
six hours. burning over two acres Of mag
nificent business buildings and causing Q
oss OF about %, 100000.
SATURDAY.
Martin Farquhar Tupper, the English
poet and prose writer Is dead.
Henry Miller, convicted Of manslaugh-
ter, was fined $50 by Judge Phelps
Frank Brown was reelected President
of the Maryland Agricultural Association
John Duggan, b. and o. emp.oye. was
run over by tram and killed.
Gov. Jackson says ne viii be conserva.
tive in the Hog Island controversy with
| Virginia, but will see that Maryland's
rights are maintained. Two pungies were
arrested by Virginia authorities and releas
ed.
Pugilist Kilrain will leave Baltimore to.
day for Purvis, Miss, 10 stand trial for
fighting Sullivan.
w. Scott Stamford WINS found guilty al
Belair, Md, Of Manslaughter. In killing his
stepson, Edward Spencer.
Joseph Hall, ex-judge Of the Orphans
Court of Calvert county, Is dead, aged 20
Reeds forces continuelunhroken in the
contest for speakership.
The President has completed his mes
sage, which will be sent to Congress in
manuscript
Ex-President Cleveland has refused 9
handsome offer for his Ok View property
near Washington, and says he expects &c
return there some day to i've.
The proposition to create large national
Park near Washington will be pushed be
| fore Congress.
Owing to lack of quorum the demo
cratic House caucus adjourned until Mon
day.
The - can government has dismissed
/ two of its American army ofiicers-ool
Cummins and Major Lee.
An English company has puEchased, fol
something over $4,000. the Laird farm o.
$50 acres, near Buena Vista, Rockbridg'
county.
Matthew Banks, colored. 10 years ofage
was hanged at Elizabeth City, N. g., for Z
criminal assault on white girl.
Four little girl children Of Hugh Dunn
were killed by the explosion of a key .
| powder in an abandoned coal mine at I'll
iiottville, w. Va.
Congressman e. r. Meade died in New
York in the insane asylum.
Two murderers are sentenced TO be exc
cuted in New York next week, and Tho
electrical death viii Le tried at Sing Sing
the following week.
The entire plant of the Hartford Carpe
Company, at Thompsonville. Conn, wa
burned yesterday; loss $lS0, 900, insurance
$175,O00.
The Casper Haehnle brewery, at Jack
| son, Mich, valued at 100000, was destroy
ed by fire; insurance only 10000.
SIMULTANEOUSLY.
II is thought the new cruiser Baltimore
may be sent 70 the South Atlantic.
The National Association of Wool Grow.
ers meets in Washington to-day.
Frank Macarthur. son of ex-Judge Mac.