Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-08
FREDERICK CITY AND COUNTY.
The Official Count-Sad Accident
Sporting Noses-Sscial Life.
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EnrrerpoDdencc OF WV FVTSISG STtV.
FRTDERIcx. MD. November Z.
A summary OF the result of the election in
this county based upon the figures of the full
returns shows that Wellington. the republican
candidate FOR state controller. had plurality
c.: Otha ]. Gaver. democratic candidate for
sheriff. a plurality of 81; that the republicans
elected Norwood. kaufman and Morsell to the
house Of delegates. the two democrats being
Thomas and Minnick; that the democrats elected
Derr. Englar and Fisher members of the board
Of county commissioners, the two republicans
being Jones and EngIar, and that the demo-
Gratis elected Vim. II. Hilleary surveyor. The
board of return judges met at the court house
here today and announced the official count.
Isabella. daughter of Mr.. Jerome Pampel OF
Frederick. stuck the points OF a pair Of scissors
into her lett eye yesterday, destroying the
sight.
MARY l.. Guthrie yesterday sold to Charles
c. Kretzer lot in diminishing, this county,
for Il 100.
A Junior council of the United American
Mechanics was organized here last night with a
large membership.
WIN. Arnold. father Of Mrs Christian A.
Busbey of this city. is dead. He was seventy
four years old and at one time conducted bust
ness III Alexandria, Ya.-llr. Charles U.
Feigley died yesterday at EllicOtt City, aged
ffty-one years. He was formerly hotel man
IN this city.
The remains Of a large number of Union
veterans have been removed from the grave
yard at Montevue hospital TO the national GENE
terry at Antletam.
A large golden eagle was shot near Weston a
few days ago. 1t measured seven feet two
inches between the tips OF the wings and
weighed ~ pounds.
Inc gate receipts of the recent fair were
$1,000. in addition to which the society viii re-
ceive a large sum from the railroads in ex-
change for coupons.
dwelling on the farm of John T. Williams
at Evansville. this county. occupied by Zebulon
Fuller and family, was burned to the ground
with all Its contents last night. The roof of the
dwelling had burned off before the IRE was
discovered by the family
The store of Garner 4 Mayer at Taneytown
was broken into by thieves last night and
robbed OF watches. jewelry and a large sum of
III y. The thieves escaped.
- :. ;. J.. and Miss Sallie Byrn of Washing
ton are the guests of Mrs. ByrI's mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Lewis of near Frederick.--Mr-
Geo Bowman anu family of Washington are
here on a yisit.--Mr. "a. L. c. Green and son
of Washington are visiting friends here.--Mr.
Alton b. Carly and family have moved to Wash
ington.-Mr. Geo. W. Cramer, secretary of
the Frederick County agricultural society. is
visiting IN WashlngtOn.--Mrs. Clementine
Hsne Of Washington Is visiting Mrs. Oliver
Mussetter. this city.-Mr. W. W. Elliott of
Washington Is visiting friends in Berlin. F.M
Prom the Baltimore sun
At the Monumental theater. last night, Robt
Franklin, formerly OF Wilmington, Del, but
now a Baltimore pugilist, set-to with Muldoon's
novice. The first round was well contested
but the novice pounded Franklin after that
NuldoOn and George Delmars. better known as
Greek George, wrestled. After about five min
utes' work Muldoon lost his temper, and. after
throwing his opponent around the stage for
four inmates, he got him IN chancery and
held HIM there for minute and twenty Sec
onds. though the Greek begged 10 be let loose
and said he would go down If allowed. The
spectators. who thought MuldoOn's anger was
caused by his inability to throw Delmars,
Kissed loudly. In their dreSslng-rOom the
Greek admitted to Muldoon that he was not
trying to wreste, but to delay the fall to get
the - he was offered for each minute he pre-
vented fall. The Greeks arm was hurt
badly. The fall took ten minutes.
Trust Clause in Tilden's Will Illegal.
Justice Lawrence's decision in which he up
held the trust clause in the Will of the late
Samuel J. Tilden was yesterday reversed By
the general term OF the New York supreme
court. That clause provided for the establish
ment of libraries in New York city and other
places, but. according to the ruling of the
court. this bequcst. by reason of legal techni-
c.tiItIes, Is yOid. Dir. TideE. IN the disputed
clause. directed the formation of a corporation
To be known as the Tilden trust and gave his
residuLry estate for that purpose. Should the
trust not be incorporated during the lifetime of
two of his nicccs. whom he named. the residue
was by the executors to be applied Ito such
educational and charitable purposes as in their
Judgment would render the widest and most
substantial benefit TO the interests of mankind"
Geo. II. Hidden. nephew. attacked the validity
OF this section and the general term looks with
favor on this contest.