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That Guatama1a Road.

CHICAGO, February 2Sth.-A. NJ. Ban
mister, civil engineer for the construction
of the railroad ct Guatemala, which it
is said is 10 be carried across the
country from ocean to ocean. said to-
day that he had received reliable
advices that it had been purchased by a
syndicate Of wealthy American capitalists
believed to be the owners of the Southern
Pacific Company.
He thinks that the Southern Pacific Com
pany is really the purchaser. 1t is under
stood that the work of completing the road
ecross the country is to commence at once
Bannister's informant is of the opinion
that c. P. Huntington suggested and ar
ranged for the transfer OF the property.
More Foreign Capital.
INDIANAPOLIS. February 2Sth-A New
York and Amsterla lam. Holland, syndicate,
headed by Baron E. J. Jearmanowski, has
purchased the Indianapolis Gas-Light Com
pany. the Citizens Gas Company and the
Indianapolis Natural Gas Company of this
city. The consideration was 81 000000.
The new organization will be known as TIE
Indianapolis Gas Company, and bonds call
ing for 81 100000 have been placed on the
market, each 5000 purchase carrying q
bonus OF % per cent. stock in the new
company. The purchase includes the Elec-
trie Lighting and Gas Heating Company,
the rights OF which were held by the old
gas company but never placed in operation.
The Pacific Limited.
CHICAGO, February 2Sth.-The general
readjustment of time by the Chicago, I'm
ion Pacific and Northwestern line, will be-
come effective on March ID, embodying the
following important improvements in the
through passenger service: A Pacific lin
sted. solid vestibuled train, with through
dining car service, will leave Chicago daily
at Ii P. NJ, carrying passengers without
change, and will reach Salt Lake in fifty
two hours; Portland, eighty-two hours,
and San Francisco in eighty-five hours.
The Denver express will leave Chicago
daily at 500 P. NJ, and reach Denver in
thirty-eight and one-half hours.
Redistricting Maryland.
ANNAPOLIS (Md), February 2Sth.-The
Governor has approved the Act redistrict-
ing the State 10 five of the six Congress
sional Districts now conceded to the DEM
ocrats.
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PROPHET DRURY DEAD.
He Was weather Clerk of no Mean
Ability.

SPR1SeFIELD t0.), February 2sth.-Jonas
Drury, weather prophet of State celebrity
and pioneer patriarch of this city, died
Wednesday at the age Of 80. He hiss kept
continuous record of the weather for
sixty. i've years past, taking observations
daily and records of the rainfall and sky.
Twiss, Kenton, Tice and others. He was
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The President of the western Union Has
His say.

WASHINGTON, February 2sth.-A number
of persons interested in postal telegrsphy
assembled in room of the House Post
Office Committee this morning to listen 10
Dr. Norvin Green, President Of the West
eru Union Company. Postmaster-General
Wanamaker. with his Assistant Attorney
General Tyner, Gardner Hubbard and rep
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AIatsada Sorakichi, the japanese wrestler,
and d. H. Cameron, who is said to hail
from San Francisco, wrestled al Tacoma
Friday night. The Jap won.
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Two Australian sporting men offer TO
back Slavin against Sullivan up to $4,000
a side to fight for the worlds champion
ship. The same offer is made to Jackson
if Sullivan defeats Slayin.
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Joseph Litsch Dead.

SHASTA, February 2Sth.-Joseph Litsch
son OF Supervisor Litsch, and a native of
Shasta died at his home in this place about
o'clock last evening of heart disease, at
the age of twenty-three years. He had
only been Ill a few days. For the past
three years he had been agent for Wells,
Fargo g. Co, here, having recently resigned
that position The funeral will take place
on Sunday next, under the auspices of the
Native Sons of the Golden West, of which
order he was a prominent member.
The Tank Toppled.
WALLA WALLA fWash), February 2Sth.
This morning while William 0'Donnell
and William Haskins were hauling water
in q tank to water their horses. on the
Kimball ranch, four miles from Riverside,
the tank was overturned, catching both
men beneath, and seriously injuring them,
one being crushed about the hips, besides
receiving internal injuries. Physicians
were telegraphed for, VINO Immediately de-
parted for the scene of the accident.
Irrigation Interests.
ORLAND, February 2sth.-The Superior
Court of Colusa county rendered two decis-
ions affecting the Orland South Side and
Krsf, Irrigation districts. The collector OF
the former was enjoined from selling land
ceetiings were dismissed upon motion OF de-
PENDANTS attorney, In the Kraft district,
the Court examined, approved and con-
firmed the proceeding had for the organi-
cation and issue OF bonds.
Accident at Tehama.
TEHAMA. February 2slh.-As the south
bound freight train was switching here
this morning, and when ON the main track
,,-,clf fr,o,. soma eu1ntV 4cars II sfruck COW
throwing three cars off the track and badly
dsmsgins them, but luckily no one was
hurt The trains were delayed about an
hour. wrscker train is now at work
clearing up the debris.
An Unusual Accident.
PORTLAND t0r). February 2sth.-Thi.
afternoon, while testing a new Clapp &
Jones engine, the nozzle got away from s
pipeman. the water striking Fred Wagner
a member of the FIRE department, with tre
meudous force on the left side OF the head
crushing his skull. The injuries are fatal
Wagner is a married man, and leaves
child.
FuesSE tOr.). February 2sth.-Four mes
went 10 search for G. B. Hatch, wb,
stated December 29lh for Cherry Dale
cabin in the Blue river mines, Cascae'
mountains. They found Dale all right Il
his cabin and have returned without find
irr Hatch. He never reached the cabin
and must have perished in the snow.
siicott Again.
PoRrLAsD tOr.l February 2Sth.-It is re
ported here that Silcott has been captures
at Toledo, Wash, and is now on his wa.
to Chehslis IN company with the Sheriff.
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The production of aluminium by the
Maussier process is coming to the front in
France.
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An Unusual Accident.


PoRTLAsD lOr.), February 2Sth.-It is re-
ported here that Silcott has been captured
at Toledo. Wash, and is now on his way
to Chehslis in company with the Sheriff.
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The Pacific Limited.
Redistricting AIarylana.

ANNAPOLIS (Md), February 2Sth.-The
Governor has approved the Act redistrict-
ing the State 10 five of the six Congress
sional Districts now conceded to the DEM
ocrats.
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Australia and Canada.

0rTAwA, February 2sth.-Correspond-
ence has been passing between Canada
and Australian Governments in refer
ence to proposed conference on the SUBJ
ject OF closer trade relations and improved
means of steamship and cable communica-
lion. The Dominion has expressed its
willingness to send g delegation to
Australia when the colonies are ready to.
receive it,
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tive parties on State snd national i +
fairs. The Formers Alliance e5ss
much further Il proposes ID bold
the balance Of power between lhe two
great political PARTIES and d demand
such 3 representation Of the aeticul.
Htursl interests II Congress - win
make III II iIaencs fsli. It's becom-
ing thoroughly imbuea with The prin.
cirle Of tariff reform, and the repab-
liean members Of the alliance are be-
ginning to repudiated their old lead.
era. In Indiana the ALTAR ce il aasuin-
ing such large proportions that: both
parties are getting alarmed lest il
should become consolidated into an
Independent movement. "The Iowa
farmers, II il said, 1are after Senator
Allison with very sharp etick. ID
Kansas it is predicted by the farmers
Of that State that Senator ingalls,
senatorial days are numbered. aThey
CLAIM to have perfected plans for lbe
election 81 eighty three members II
the next Legislators. Their purpose. I
said an officer Of the Farmers Ali.
aoce nov u to end bis political ca
reer, His successor has NOT yet been
determined upon except 40 faf AZ res
lates to the kind Ct man one who
/ vii aid the farner All snthasiasl
tic trade review, Published II Detroit,
sounds the trumpet as loudly as Ro-
land blew bis famous horn at the bat
tie Of Ronacevalles. and not like Ro.
land in desperate call for help. but
triumphanlly az foretaste q veto
~. An agricultural pyramid. Gays
the Detroit writer lis forming ia
base Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Mime.
sofa lie centre Wisconsin, Illinois,
Indiana, Michigan; its apex Ohio /:
its right fsnk supported bY a solid
South. This pyramid, which By
come Western triek q legsrdemaiu is
fret converted into an avalanche and
next into 4 Good, Is 10 sweep east
ward and spill over into New England,
New York and Pennsylvania leaving
the Farmers Alliance masters of the
political field and diciators 81 the
next presidency" Making every al
lowanca for the incongroitieso 81 West
ern speech, there is much matter for
reflection in this Simultaneous move.
ment Of farmers ii the West.
ern States and also Of some 81 the
Southern States, bot ID istoo early
yet to offer 40 opinion Sc 70 what will
ha lhe ouicome Of if,~-Sun.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06

Instead Of being backed BY q ma
jority o. the country, Speaker Reed 3
party in the House represents the
vote which seated Harrison when
Cleveland had a plurality Of over
ninety thousand votes Heisrunning
tae House with votes showipg less
than majority Of the members eleci-
ca. aud his plurality 10 the yeas aud
nays was obtained BY such gerrymsn-
dering as that which gives the r.
publican Congressman from Ohio 40
average Of only $4,000 votes each,
while the Democratic Congressman
from the State have 70 represent over
eeyenty-niue thousand each. Pot
Dispatch.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06

II our party friends in Annapolis
are wise, when the School Commits.
aioners Bill il reported from The Con-
miitee, they will promptly pass il.
The great majority Of he party in
this county demand che passage ofthe
bill, and If their demands are ignored
by the Democratic Legislature the
party's Congressional candidate will,
the coming Fail, lose many vote BE-.
cause Of stay at.homes who wall pay
back the party 10 the same coin It's
representatives, have psssed On them
Deaf ears TO The present appeal Of 81.
Mays Democrats will begel next Fall
deaf cara to appeals 70 turn ont and
save the Congressional candidate from
defeat. To the votes and work Of st,
Mays Democrats ia due the fact that
to-day Mr. Mudd is put to the trou-
lie Of coptesting the seat IN Congress
occupied BY NJ, Compton.
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AEWs n 8aIEF
lisNsl ia ll.llll@rs Sal.
FnipAg Fsb 2esh.

ibid Maryland ssnalo the feRis-
|ssagieh 1ll elspsion billa were laid
ever a Tuesday next.
Fsili " wac presented against
lsaAnN y assAas pubic laBda for oys.
iex plalsi6nR
Bile we're iutfodueedt u consolidate
lhs Kent County and Smyrna Rail
road
Making appropriations Tor palienla
and Tree scholarships Ii the Baltimore
tlAsvssslty School u Msdioina.
Amending the charsar Of the Yves.
tin Maryland TsdewAter Railroad
CospfanY
Nslavofhble report was made on
eoHsl ltaisonAl amen amonls ia rela.
lion e tlse Judiciary and taxsfien.
Senste bills we're passed for Che
rrfsslvatEoe q thu public bsalth.
kaducing the number 81 trustees Of
yAA Agricultural College from is 10
ia
Ampndiug he law ior false preten.
~
4o paulsh FOR sba frsu1ulans use n
klks "a sud oshar eeeipta
Aasoglng ihs laN REQUESTING sea
~ less AMI anfh0fIxinR ~ build
iNg ~ nsw palica sloop III place 81
sbt ffi@ Ffanklia.
gNse hIlls we're passed amending
Az hHsira iieu la@
nsndiog TIE law ia relation is
hnsnss and i0d9nensa
tehlbssipe liquor salss III urbana
ags llAMs9Ille. Ffessfick county.
Kae b.li lncefpol Atlae tbs Btyvsew
MabiI occurring abd Milling Cosnp4ay
we Vetoed
Inv Senate confirmed Dr.. Tsackle
81 FAoeiaa agant And the evil Iieie Tor
Anne Arundel X ant. ChsrIss Hew
f Queen Annes md Allfgany
eaNatlaA
rAs House 81 Deifesle, read Ia
CIV mprc " bili tsle secau,i simp
81 4 inade il lhe special oFder ar aus
e4k spday, uhea Il sill ome ~
" 81 pas
aDslpA y strike ous the suactsng
esMAe and bus kill he bill WA II.
fasiAd ~ vote 81 ayes "a NAYS bs.
Nnendment offered BY hfs. l4r.
ia providing that tbs hill shall aas
III lEeef uniil approved b reso
filliNu u Tic mayor and city conbeil
n Baltimore. was defeated ~ 4 vote
II 4feA 81 Maya 45.
A 9enflaent was adopted limit.
ipp snslse ffsnehise 10 i 5 years
lasleAa "a 10 years. ~ the bill pro
pos
nsla wefe introduced 10 ipcorpo.
rets epll aei5e The powers ii Us II
psf hsetR*l oystaE plAnaing company.
eurlsk additional iafl dieiioa o.
sills Y The pesce % BALTIMORE
N6nsSe
4 III khe per diesn 81 jurors 10
she slies u
rs esAl the lew Eof Stale ship
AlI0negn. aud making osheF
4a scs The crew 81 oyster yea.
~ he pfresFsilfes III r..
aasd M lAsling she bill waving he
Il & ..o Ifa rff connected
With fls AR Ieu|tnfAl ssoeiatieii " IA
espanA md slle bill placed ia ~
tiIuaiI q a bs leoonsldered.
UnI IsRfsble reports WIS made Oh
bill 10 I&y easns of employees 81 State
tobacco AsahonAe No. 2
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06

In disqnisition upon politics The
Baltimore Sunday HeraSd concludes
~ followe notice Of Mr.. Johnson,
The new Republican postmaster d
Baltimore City
Later on the same day Hiram
Watty, Of The Sixteenth ward, the
well.known colored politician. who
got up delegation Of representative
coIored voters to 40 TO Washington 10
plead for Mr.. Johpscn's appointment,
called. The object Of Watty's visit
was to get some good colored man
appointed to a position above that Of
acrubber Or mental. He toll Mr..
johnson that he would give him the
name Of good man, who could give
amy amount of bond required, If be
would only give bim come subordi-
Late place in the stamp or registry
department, Or any. hing above tbe
position Of servant. Mr.. Johnson
looked over paper, supposed to be
The civil list. aud, il is reported, re,
piled
''We will not give any eueh places
70 colored people.
No colored delegation has called
since"
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TITS nay. Msrsh

II ihe Maty AID seaate ts Iail
amending TIE lsW te9Bl 800 tA z
N Ieriiitssrs was repo N svoga9ly
and lad ovsr lntarmAllg
Tie House h.li wsa asaed q psy
ior lhe destruction of puaey by the
Stale steamer Gov MeLane
senate bills were parsed stQniriag
railroad companies 70 ppersle tsi4.
gsArh cr ts.sphanaSiinea along thsir
entire route 10 this STATE
Autbosizing the Westefn M4ry ad
Railroad 10 lease. peisa4@ b cou.
meet with other lipss. Mad amending
the charter 0f lhe Western Maryland
Tidewater Railroad Company
The House bin iaposiug $50 icanss
% cigarette dealers failea gcr lsck ei
: constitutional majority bit II v Il
w Auother chance
In tho House Of Delezst num-
ber Of local and personal bis weraio.
troduced.
Senate bill waa reported iavorably
for sbe removal of BE county seat ol
Charles from Port Tobacco "a u pia-
"a a minority report was also
made against the bib
Senate bin wss passed anshorizi 4
Cumberland 70 issue $1,000 water
bonds
House bills vera paaa to feuaw
and extend the chaflsr 81 ia BAiflt
more Warehepae CsmpAny ana mena.
ing tbs CHARTER Of HAgFe ~ Grace
Judge Alvey hrs appoinsei Rich.
ard y johnson, III Cnmberland ia.
eeph y. Baker, "a Frederick, aud Ro-
bert Brl5gea of Hancock, receive ~
for the Chesapeaks and Ohio eaaal.
ghomaa j Worrick WHO we shat
At Port Deposit By S +. 81 liz, died
from The wound.
Congressman MeComas propose
federal Legislation % nnlgify tbe NJ.
ryland and other fadia setting bsIls
and prevent gerrymandera II iii.
ture.
Al Interesting debate il expected
when ths Mudd Compton contest comes
up il the House Of Representatives.
Michael Ready of Washington, de-
feated William Collins. Of Whining
ton, in i prize fight on the Potomac
river
The Kings county democratic have
declared for Gov Hill aud bis ballot
reform painoiples
A philadelphia bigamist killed him-
self on account Of plurality Of wives.
John Welsh. uolaa democratic
politician and pfeafiap 81 Die Sixth
National BAak Il Phllaae Aia, died
on Saturday aged W years.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06

VIII lf property Of stalls ebAVss @|.ss-
r. ipssspoz IS she town e iona
coming
t. pay certain ezpeases seQIt
Coast 10. q s. BanainoIe Guy
senate bills were afEa a4naing
the law ff laling 10 ctae| / q a1iaals.
Amending tie liquor IaW # Somsr-
get county
The House Of Dsleg " passea I've
ga monopoly hlll-~yaas IA nays rs.
Bills were introduced al1sndi0g tha
charter 81 Ce reville
10 repeal the prohibition ol;lianor
within one apd.ashali mllss u Mt.
ST. Mary'a College Frederick county
For the appointment o. State
railroad eommissIon.
70 increasS he number 81 pupils in
The State Normal School
To send vioIators 81 the Harford
county liquor law 70 the House 81
Correction
Amending she fishery lsas u H ~
ford county.
10 regulate railroad crossing "A
highways u this State
~ prohibit The aale b "a Of ~
Partition, Baltimore county
The Honee adopled ee paIe tes
oulion to ptsssi.l te ttsno3ia gold
chfonomstet To Commando Mullap.
*
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The RspubIican House q Rspreaer

The Republican House Of Represen.
tatiyes have added another TO their
majority BY nnseat;ng Mr. Pendleton,
Democrat, from the FIRST West Virgin
ia district. The vote was l62 mot q
quorum--and the Gaze will Sc taken
TO the Supreme Court 10 ascertain
wheihsr the Speaker has power 10
count quorum as present when the
yea and nay vote does not disclose it.
Mr.. Compton's turn will likely come
about Tuesday next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06

THE FARMERS ALLIANCE The
Association known at the West and
South as "The Farmers Alliance
may do much Or little, according to
The men At the head Of it or the soil
darity Of The movement To GER
tain extent II i do offshoot of The
granger Clubs Mt The West and Il
low includes ard absorba that ele-
rent The object Of the Western.
efapgera, apart from iIs social aspect
vas limited q The reduction Of rail-.
fisd rstss ~ ne transportation I
Western r osuc's Aaa politieal force
the granger continuation, made np ST
members Of both political parties had
but one purpose. Outside II this They
hsoac ii HI aud 10 md tLeir rsspeo
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JAZZ X. slockstt was Knocked 40
conscious Saturday and robbrd IL bis
store a Pumphrsy's, Amaze Aruadel
conniy.
Thomas Worriek MAS sbci At Psr
Deposit. nd. BY s. r. Cg#ig aid u.
tally wounded
Rev. CbarleA A Reid, wsil bown
minister 81 she NJ E CnnMk, aisd
suddenly at Weslminstef yesterday,
aged 10.
Mlm Lillian Moore 81 Washieg
ton. wac shot 81 her way iesm S u
day SCHOOL By Harry 1 Fs&nklsn6 i
rejected sutton
Chsrls + Kusaid htx
Congressman Tasibss WIZ d.
has bveg fsieaed 30 hAil festse
Il nptoYiag
Ihectiofs GFeve. of IN ai 1tea.
shot hsa.Ml d ne Abdo SIS y tapH
STREETS
WlilSam 8 Yss F 4t-iis n TF'T3si9g u
from besng sapsi by gas4s III 3.
sfd.
a coHsltble NAMED Bglu4ef Aas
shot sna killed IL Bram " VA,
By Charles Dabnsy. celOfed.
Dsl.0oble0n olA hoe II npr
ssreel Nsw York, IA being ser dos 4.
Some cf ihe building msssfl4i q i
was imported from to- rnins y Posa
ren ii 1854
A moaumant % poat 1890 600 will
b erected 10 pniiad ptsa u the
msmorY 81 Washington - ths Ie.
" " sha Clnonnal
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06

Among The proposed amendments
TO The Constitution Of our State, now
on their passage through the Senate,
Is ole extending the terms Of County
Commissioners 70 six years. After
10th branches Of the Legislature have
passed upon the proposed amendment
the people viii either ratify Or reject
it at The polls.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06

Governor Jackson has signed the
Congressional redistricting bill, ana
it the same time Congressman Stock
bridge Congressional death werrapt.
The indications Al point 70 the nom;
ination Of tx Congressman Isidor Ray.
ner next fail, and IS the Fourth dis.
triot haa been made heavily Democrat
ic there viii be practically no doubt
about the election. Sunday Herald,
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