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, 1890-03-30

New York. March 29.-Mail advices
from Rio de Janeiro tell of the turmoil in
February caused by some one sending out
a telegram that Fonseca was imprisoned
and the emperor recalled. When this
was made public the people assembled in
large numbers and cried, Long live the
monarcy. Numbers of public officers
were gu the point of declaring their
allegiance to the monarchy when the news
reached them that they had been hoaxed.
The author of this hoax has not yet been
found.
1t is proposed TO open a subscription for
Dom Pedro, who is reported to be in
want. 1t is understood the goveramen,
will advance him on account of his prop.
erty 5000 at once and sic 900 per
month.
The contract for a cable between Brazil
and the United States has been forwarded
to French companies.
, 1890-03-30

WASHINGTON, March 29.-Thc senate
bill for the completi of the entrance to
Galveston harbor, appropriating Sc, 200,
600 in the aggregate, but the expendi-
lures in any one year not to exceed
81 SOC, 900, was passed.
The conference report on the urgency
deficiency, bill was agreed to.
On motion of Voorhees, the senate bill
apLropriating Sl4,67j for the purchase of
the Capron collection of Japanese works
of ant. now at the National museum, was
passed In the discussion Hale satirized
Voorhees, for his advocacy of the measure
as If it was on behalf of the farmers
whose depressed condition he pictured
last week. Adjourned.
, 1890-03-30
More Towns Heard From.

LOUISVILLE, March 90 Specials in
regard to the storm say that the new man
ufacturing town of Grand River. near
Paducah. was struck by the blast. A
dozen houses were blown down, two
killed "a woman and a boyl, and twenty
hurt. All the telegraph lines we're de
stroyed.
At Pennington much damage was done
to buildings, but no loss OF lite.
At Paducah little damage was done.
Telegraph wires are all down and il is
thought the storm throughout the section
not heard from may be one Of disaster.
London, KY. reports much damage to
property but no loss of life
Near Eminence. KY, the blast was very
severe. The house OF Joseph Kenny was
blown down and a 3.year old child and
Louis Maddox. his brother-in law, were
killed. Kenny was fatally burt and his
wife aud babe bruised.
, 1890-03-30

Professor Billroth, of Vienna, has
sent out another earnest warning
against the %imprudent use of carbolic
acid, which in many cases causes an
Insignificant wound to become gan.
grenous. He says: "The use of car
bolic acid is much more limited in
surgery than ever before. 1t may not
only cause inflammation and gan
creme; it may kill by blood poisoning.
l dissuade most emphatically the APP
plication of carbolic acid without the
prescription of a physician. Irecom-
mend as the best bandage for flesh
wounds acetate of lead. New York
Telegram.
, 1890-03-30

1t would be a good thing if the nam
ing of children could be postponed
long enough to give those who are to
name them the opportunity of learn
ing something of their character and
talents, But, alasl this can never be,
as children would then have to grow
sup nameless. So Cecilia detests music,
Lily is a brunette of the darkest type,
Helen is not beautiful, Sophia is not
wise, and often Mabel is not lovable.
And Cecil is not dimsighted, Clarence
is not illustrious, and Edwin is not a
gamer of property, Felix is not happy,
nor is Goddard pious, Rufus has not
red hair, nor is Solomon wise.-New
York Star.
, 1890-03-30
Robbed of Jewels and Money.

New York. March 29.-Mrs. Ed
ward Jordan of Pittsburg came over
from Jersey City on a ferry boat this
evening. She was richly dressed and had
a profuslon of diamonds. She displayed
a well filed purse and engaged a cab to
take her to Fifth avenue and Forty first
street. Late in the evening an officer
found her wandering about Twenty
fourth street near SEVENTEEN avenue. her
clothing torn and face and hands bloody.
She said the cab drove up a dark street
and the driver and another man forced
her to give up her purse, tore the rings
from her fingers and earrings from her
ears,
, 1890-03-30

/ have found out why the English
are such famous walkers. 1t is because
it costs them money to sit down. /
found this out the other day as l sat
on II bench in Hyde park. A man in
a uniform came along and demanded
twopence. What forip l asked. .SFor
occupying a seat" said he. I'VE are
authorized to collect t~u'pence from
everybody who sits down."-Eugene
Field.
, 1890-03-30

pillars and wrecked. The loss of stock
and other property in this district is esti-
mated at 81, 600, 900.
a dispatch from Marion, KY, says a
large portion of that town was DESTROYED
and eighteen lives lost. A family, consist
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. James Montague
and six daughters and the mother of Mrs.
Montague. living in the country eight
miles from Marion, were crushed to death
by the falling OF their dwelling. A boat
noored about five miles above the mouth
of Green river was dashed TO pieces
against a tree and a man named krazier
and his wife and sister were drowned.
, 1890-03-30

LOUISVILLE, March 29.-Jeffersonville
while not officially seeking assistance can
find many places where it will be OF the
utmost benefit. Many are rendered
homeless and penniless. Some are thrown
from comfort to povery. but the people
are not discouraged. They have gone to
work and timers and masons were at
work on numbers of house tops. The
damage to houses. furniture, etc, is
large. Not less than 200 houses are
wrecked.
, 1890-03-30

WASHINGTON. March 90 "A full
meeting of the executive committee of the
National Association of Democrats Clubs
was held to-day. Representative Wilson
of West Virginia was elected chairman
of the executive committee and Law
renee Gardner of Washington secretary
Of the National Association.
, 1890-03-30

The annual consumption of quinine
in the United States is about As, OOO,-
600 grains, and the trade here and
abroad is almost entirely in the hands
of a monopoly, whose great factory is
in Mannheim, Germany
, 1890-03-30

FAULKToN, S. D., March 29-E. Fix
hart, living fifteen miles northwest of
here, stabbed his two sons and cut his
wife's throat yesterday. He was under
bonds to 5 to the charge OF attempt
to kill a neighbor a week ago. His family
testified against him at the preliminary
examination. The injured are still alive
, 1890-03-30

New York, March pa local paper
says that the Chinese gamblers have ma lie
a contract with two highbinders to pay
$1,000 for the murder OF any spy who
furnishes evidence to the police. Jusing
and Hule Kin, Christianized Mongols,
who have been trying to break up gamb
ling, say that they are aware of this con
tract but are not afraid,
, 1890-03-30

In the cathedral of Perugia is still
shown a ring said to have been the
wedding circlet of Mary, the mother
of Jesus. The remarkable cures at,
tributed to this wonderful little tails.
man were the subject of a book print
ed in the latter part of the Seventeenth
centpry.-S Louis Republic.
, 1890-03-30

A large English railway company
has increased its pay roll between nine
and ten thousand pounds per year be-
cause it believed that the increased
traffic of the line justified the pay
ment of higher wages to the men.
, 1890-03-30

A suit in London to recover the
amount of a loan ($75) developed the
fact that the borrower haG been pay
ing interest at the rate of 100 per cent.
per year for six years.
, 1890-03-30

William Barnes, of Charleston, Ind,
has invented a little machine which il
operated by clock work, and marks,
automatically, ON lass, 80, 0o0 lines
on the space of an l.Ich.
, 1890-03-30

1t pays to plodl Don't make guam
tity more important than quality. The
best work is work that takes time, and
nowadays the best work is the work
that is wanted.
, 1890-03-30

The Union Pacific, The Overland
Route" that taking effect to-
day the following low rates offered to the
points named. will be in force until further
notice:
To Chicago first class, limited, $500.
To Chicago second class, limited, $500.
To st Louis FIRST class, limited, $50
To Missouri river and Intermediate
points, $1,000.
No change of cars of any class be-
tween Cheyenne and Chicago, st. Louis
or Council Bluffs and Kansas City. Free
reclining chair cars on all trains. Dining
cars through to Chicago on fast limited.
For any information desired requiring
time of trains and rates to far eastern
points call on G. W. SWEET,
Agent.
, 1890-03-30

Perhaps the most powerful electric
light in the world is in use in the
Houstholm lighthouse on the coast of
Jutland. 1t is of 1900, 900 candle
power, and is visible forty miles,
Chatter.
, 1890-03-30

I lie largest stock OF fine brandies, old
WHISTLES, choice tiqueurs and superfne
cigars at GEORGE Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
, 1890-03-30
Violent Storm IN Virginia.

DANvILLE, Va, March GA violent
wind storm ragged in Patrick county yes
terday and seven houses was blown down.
At Stella a tree crushed a school house,
but all escaped with slight injuries.
, 1890-03-30

Job Printing neatly executed at the
Leader Job Printing Rooms.
, 1890-03-30
TEETH EXTRACTED AND FILLED
WITHOUT PAIN.
What the People of Cheyenne Say.

HFYESNE March p. lSgO.-I have had five
teeth extracted by Dr.GrHy's painless method.
without pain. MRs.J. Il. LE~ATHERMAS.
| have Just had twenty-tour teeth extracted
nv Dr. ID. IL Gmy in less than two minutes.
Can truthmlly say did not feel a single tooth
extracted, and felt just as well afterward as
before. Miss SELMA LUNDISS.
, 1890-03-30

cal Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
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nasty fttfttt tHf3uHtt lug IVY ptfltss@ ~
Philips branch. Il il supposed that 1 col
oroa man whom he had arrested for steal
ling oysters did the shooting. The man
was tried and convicted. A few hours boz
fore the officer was 70 start for town with
him he succeeded in making his escape
through window
Capt. John Davis, Of Tick Neck, caught
white weasel IN hare.box recently, IL
tail was tipped with few ies hairs,
The advice of Pittucus, know youflop.
portunIty.s i being followed BY the farm
err Of The district, and ploughing Is being
done every favorable day.
Gardens Of St Inigo's Neck are forsoosh
little ahead 81 the times. Their green
peas are ii bioom and Mr.. Leo Edwards
has parsnip which hrs bloomed and ma
tured seed since Dec. 80.
Maria Cough. an exemplary colored
maiden, died suddenly 18th instant
The schooner Father & Son, commanded
BY Capt BENZ. Foxwell, sailed from Jut-
land Cove. goth instant, loaded with wheat.
Bohbic I.olsor. 81 yonr village, was aboard
and seemed 10 enjoy Tho baimy saltwater
breeze exceedingly well
ia Grippe has become epidemic. and
the only thing which alleviatos thc pain
FIJI muscular seneaiions, Is heavy dosee u
quinine and rye whisissy The ardent ad-
v5cates of Local Option sud High License
uuhesiiatinely admit thai she last men-
toned ingredient i indispensable. They
use it.-fa reason
Every neighborhood no doub, j. cursed
with pcrrona who care paught iorthe rights
Of others, Menm q tuum Is not even a
secondary consideration with them. They
have chicken on the brain; and although
the contcntso Bull Dog pisiolsand smooth
bored muskeis are sent after them, they
viii persist n following their nocturnal
nciarious work.
The grass locks beautifully green, ard
the English sparrow L multiplying
The hooking bird an "auld acqnains.
anee is gradually disappearing.
RAIy1T.
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A Sound rsuai Opinion.

T. Bainbndgc Munday, ESQ, County
Atty, Clay CO.. Texas. says @isavc used
Electric Blttea with most happy results.
My brother also was very low with MafA.
rial Fever and Janndice, but was cared by
timely use Of this medicine Am satisfied
Electric Bisters saved his life
Mr. d I, Wilcoxson, of Horse Gave, XIV,
adds like testimony, saying; He poi.
lively believes he would have died, had II
not been for Electric Bltiere.
This great remedy will ward OF. az we'll
aa cure alt Malarial Diseases ami for aiI
Kidney, Liver and Stomach Observation-Disclosures
,uneqnaled Price 50c and 4 at Edelcas'
Etofn-Ba
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/ with the assembIag6 and IL doines
| sPeach trees Id he orchard of Nj anias
\ III. Bailey. ~ MlIestown district, are IN
bloom and that gentleman last week
brought rs some well-deyeloped blossoms,
Tho recent conference Of Southern Ma
ryland Deliberate IL Annapolis was large.
" attended aud Is described as having been
,quIte enthusiastic. May much good result
'rona Ii
On the Inst down sTip oftlae TygeFt Capt
Rcicham made good shot with d ride,
killing . Wild goose. The Captain se-
cured hia trophy and was evidently quite
proud orit.
Many of the recommendations pf The
soushcin Maryland conference committees
are in Inc with reforms advocated By
Mr. Ballcnecr, President Of our Board u
County Commissioners
Mr.. William Hilton, Of snow HUI, who
for more than month hes been very III d
the typhoid fever il con yaIaccnt and his
many friends hope that be viii scon 70.
gain bis health. Dr. Thomas Lynch astsn.
ded him.
Senator Wilkinson has introduced bill
70 pay Dr. Charles Combs, of this town,
twenty-five dollars for surgical attention
rendered ,he two dredger who Iaat ocso-
Der we're ahos from the Kaiie Hines III tie
ss 0lemepts Bay engagement
The Calvert Journal reports chat he
Oyster Police sIosp Louiaa Whyic 4 loo
light 20 stand lhc discharge d her cannon
and dat ina mcent engagement nvc shots
area from Il sent Do Whysc % . shipyara
for repairs aud ihe drcdge boaiA escaped
without damage
There will be bus ono Mass n st Al0ys
sins Church. I.eonapasown, Dext Sunday
morning Il viii begin AZ Z o'clock TIE
Reversed pastor viii celebrate Mas Il
Medley's Neck Church a. 1880. This Ter
vices ID roth Churches win begin puneli.
aily ii the hours named.
The Hon, Mr.. Mndd can have poor II.
borm discharged frnm tha Washington
nayY.yard because rs years ago DE said
! labaser cent John Wilkes p0osh acFos tie
Potomac, bns The honorable gentlemen
| does not accm b be able 10 giye bis g.
Marys constituency tle same mail iarlli.
ties they had twenty-five l2sl years back,
The public road near Lewis Collins
between IInI Top and MIlemown. Is IL
such miserable condition that Il ID danger.
Gus 10 drive over Il. Messrs. Frank Row.
ling. Frank Matangly and Bernard Long
have broken vehicles In attempting 70 pas
oyeris, and recently DR. N. nlnasay, 81 Al.
lexandria, got his horse stuck IN the quag.
tnire and had to secure assistance IA order
q release the animal Mr.. Recder'n iami
liy. which recently moved 70 Blakiasones
had also muddy experiences 10 thc same
hole We are told that some u che above
mentioned parties have sued the county for
damages.
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Quite a serious misbap occurred yestcr-
day afternoon 70 M oyst9r dredge boat.
The chains attached to the dredge became
entangled ard consequently would not
work. All kinds Of grease were applied,
but to no effect until Capt Jenkins signal
Cd 10 the men aboard 10 send up to SpAhD-
ING & CLEMENTS for some Of their Old
Virginia Whlskcy, which was Immediate
~ done, and in lesN time than il takes to
relate ii the chains worked as smooth and
nicely IA ever This Is only one case oat
az hundreds where Spalding q Clements
goods gave inetant relief Call at the fIALV
Way HoUsE, where you can get Whistles
brondies, gins, " ines, cigars, etc, OYSTER
served III any shape and 1t all hours An
carly call is solicited Very respectfully, ID
s. SpAIDINo, q. J CLEMEETs adv,
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TcoMnrErcArEp


IAumoEsvILLE. ian 20, 1889.
Messra. Fdiios:--I noticed some time
ago that the biography Of the Democratic
members from the county % conference
in Baltimore on The 18th Of December last
was published il the Enterprise. and they
are aIl styled "ofiice-holders or ofllce-seelS-
ers." Now, win admit the truth ofihe
assertion as for as 1t relates to some, and
for argument sake admit il for all,and now
would like 0 ask how much do the Edi-
tors Of and the Eatefprisc get ont offhe
public crib and what ratio doesit bear
when compared with tho whole number Of
The of1ice.holders and ofliee.seekers which
represented the county at the conference
above referred tos
EEQuInRR
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rAIaud Items.


AAttEHf ~" JFf tt- tT'fN,ttp
The Russian rnalady, .La Grippe which
Fhas been very prevalent here is now cub
siding. The form Of the disease, however,
has been very slight and the services Of y
physician have not been necessary save ID
few cases.
Weather, The mildest known within the
recollection Of the oldest inhabttant has
characterized the months Of December and
january The vegetable creation Begin
ing 10 array itself in its vesture Of green,
the beautiful and many colored butterflies
iiitdug under The influence Of a January
sun and the unwelcome hum 81 the mos
quito, serve to cause Us to wonder IL The
upheavals Of volcanoes and the shock Of
earthquakes have have not thrown Us from
orr true position on the globe andparliaily
placed us under the dominion Of TROPICAL
sun.
Mrs. Walter Crowder has, 10 her varied
collection 81 flowers, rose bush that nn-
der the warm weather has blooned The
bush stands, in the open air and Is curl
osity for the season.
Wesre under the impression that Capt.
Robrecht's visIs 70 Annapolis for the pur-
pose Of soliciting protection has not been
without good results. The Gov Thomas
paid visit to our waters recently and sue
ceoded in arresting the bugeye Annie
May The captain Of which was taken hc-
fore Justice shudrick who quickly ;mposed
fine. II.
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IEoNAnprowN. IN. %. d

LEoNARDTows, Jan 20, 1890
Messrs. Ediiors;--In CHANGING over The
BEAcoN q the 18Th instant, l notice that
tie Commissioners Court viii meet again
on the 2sh instant for the purpose q
aelearing the fles Of road billsn olao
observe with pleasure tbat the Prei.
dent Of the Board declares that eno effort
viii he spared q reduce ezpenpesf Such
declaration coming from man like M.
J. T. Ballenger gives US hope that an hon-
est effort will be made % relieve laxpay-
en-. did not vote for Mr. Ballenger " ]
am democrat and felt that II would be
10 the interest Of the county to elect DOM
ocratic Board Of Commissioners; yet, know
ing him to be worthy gentleman. and be-
lieving him to be an honest man, ! feel as
eured, If he does moi fulail the promise
which he has made, il will not be his fault
Therefore, sincerely trust that majority
n least Of his colleagues win co operate
with him and accomplish the object So
much desired The very faet fits being
necessary 10 have another meeting % clear
the files shows that there Is something
wrong. II the the number ofroad snper.
visora in each district could be reduced 70
one or two, we would have better roads
more money to spend on them and fe'csr
5igls on ne calendaf II ne end II aie year, ana
consequently feper mileaqes Of he Commls-
ssoners. agree with Mr Bsin regard e
reducing the number of Commissioners
and expenses in county offices. Let The
good work 60 on.
Respectfully yours,
A PLoUGHMAN.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.


Orphans Court ofSs Mary's County, Set:
November IL, 1850.
Or1iefci ~ the Court, rIiat Robert 4.
Bufcl. administrator 0f THOMAS n.
BlRCB. late Of 81 Mary's county, Nd, de-
ceasesl, give The notice required BY law 70
the drccased's creditors 10 exhibit their
claims and that the same 10 published
once week for sx successive weeks. In
the 81 Mafyle BEAcon.
Test JANIS r. NJ. RAIEr,
Register Wills for 81. Marys county.
NOTICE
In pursuance on The above order. / here
hg give notice that have obtained nom
the Orphans Court Of s. Marysa county,
Maryland, letters IL administration on the
personal estate OF srIaf1S. n BlitpII, late
~ Aald county dtepaeed. All pefs0na
aa2lli4 flaIma against he said deceased
ere htfebF notified % exhibit The same
with lhe pspper vouchers attached thereto
~ lhe subscriber. on On before tie f2th day
o. May 1890, they will otherwise iay law
be excluded From the benefits 81 the said
essnto. All persons indebted 10 Tie de-
ceased are requested 10 make immediate
Payment 70 the subscriber,
ROBERT r. BURCH,
AdpAnistrator.
Nov i4-ow.
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The Charles county rapcr repof; thas
the I.oihair maii route project s fallure,
8eaton; Tie railroad viii not establish .
station at the above mentioned point II
Il hinted that Mr. Sam Cox prevented Tie
scheme from going through. In the mean
time our mails are c day hehindhand, A
rich man interests will be served, and, IL
the words Of celebrated ilnancief, the
public be d----," especially the S. MafYA
publlc.--BEAcoN Jan. 9th, 1890.
We cheerfallY give place 70 the follow
ing letter Of Mr. Cox. commenting upon
Tho above. The informant upon whose
dictum he item was written Is thorough
gentleman aud one whom, we know.
believed that the information he gave
was absolutely correct Neither be nor
the BEAcoN had then nor have they now
the slightes, desire 70 do Mr.cox any In
Justice;
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three, which Gays saturdays Baltimore
Morning Herald, oceasioned uprorous
laughter
Ordered, That the Hon. Josie Fl. Ching
be excused from to.day's session because
Of nervous prostration. superinduced by
his attentions 10 the yonng ladies at the
Executive Mansion at the Governors re-
ception held last evening.
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Real Estate Agency.

EREssRs HERBERT r. MOORE, 81
HI Leonardtown, and 4. j MOORE, 81
"A Washington, D. q, have entered into
co.partneFship for The sale Of real estate,
If parties having lands for sale will send
full. description and the lowest price they
win take, we viii liberally advertise their
lands free Of charge aud make every posi-.
Bile effort to make speedy saless
HERBERT r. MOORE,
r. JACKSON MOORE,
LeonaFdtown, Nd.
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N0TTflE.
COX 80.

A small farm, miles South 81 Chaptico,
Al Cross Roads Two milcs from steam.
beat wharf " acres Common Improve.
menia Good stand Tor husiness-- fnercan-
lilo o. mechanical Suitable for fruit.
Price, 500 Terms eaay.
Small lraci Of land 90 tributary 81 81
Clements Bay Good dwelling. About
3 acres. Good for tracking Price, $3.50.
Terms cary,
10. r. MORGAN.
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ENQuInRR.
hNt want building

Needing o tonic, or children that want building
up, should take
BROWNS IRON BiyTERB.
1t Is pleasant TO take. cures Malaria, Indiges
ton. and Biliousness. All dealers keepit
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ZOE sALg.

A desirable farm, one mile from Leon
aFdiown, and containing about 200 acres.
Il has fine baEidingf and i well adapted
% 81 tlG staple cfopa 81 he section, and
particularly q fruits and vegetables
we'll walcfed For sbrms and PARTICULARS,
apply ID CHARLES W aEAYfEN,
Sept 9J--tge LeonAnIiswn. Md