Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-04-30

a gardener in the village of Albrs.
chtshsld. Germany, murdered his
wife and four children with Ratchet
and then hanged himself.
In . dispute over trivial business
matter Mr. ID. D. Primrose shot aud
severely injured his son, James Prim-
rose, IN Queen Anne's county.
Paul Bshrend, aged twenty-five,
and . girl named E. Dannheimer,
who loved each other, committed
suicide in New York by inhaling goa.
The natives Of Portuguese Guinea.
west coast Of Africa having massacred
all the Portuguese officers and soldiers
on the Island of Bessao, have hoisted
the French flag.
The barn At Oliver P. Hsndrickson,
near Battle Run tannery, Allegany
county, was lately destroyed by fire.
with its contents, which were valuable.
The fire il supposed to have been the
WorK Oh an incendiary.
The British forces in Manipur.
province Of Assam. India, defeated
the insurgent forces Monday morning.
The Manipuris lost $50 killed and a
number wounded. One Englishman
was killed and four wounded
Charles Evans, aged ffty-two years,
fell between the huge rollers which
crush the coal at breaker No. 4 of
the Kingston Coal Company. near
Wilkesbarre, Pa. yesterday, and his
body was ground into email pieces.
Lucy Long, one Of Gen. r. Z. Lees
riding horses, the one presented him
by j. Z. B. Stuart, died few days
ago. She received all the honors of
decent burial on the farm, three
miles from Lexington, where she has
been kept at the expence of the State.
She was thiEty-two years old.
THURSDAY, April %.
Fire destroyed $4,000 worth of
property at Rome. n. Y, yesterday.
George FL. PARROTS barn, Still
Pond, Kent county. has been burned.
Thos. C. Nesbitt, q farmer, fell
dead in Cecil County while following
his pillow.
A general inspection of the Mary
land oyster navy wall take place May
8 at Oxford.
Capital punishment is practically
suspended in New York owing to the
failure to enforce the electrocution
Jaw.
NJ. Jacob France. who was found
with cash across his throat at his
home, 20l3 East Baltimore street.
died from the wound.
Fire in The furniture factory OF
Wullweder & Co., Chicago, yesterday
did damage estimated at nearly $780,
900. Manly Semple, one of the EN-.
ployes, was badly burned.
Sylvester Triado and Francisco
Olives fought a duel Tuesday at
Cantua Canyua eighty miles from
Fresno, Cal. Olives was killed. Tria-
do has been arrested and taxed to
Fresno.
G. L. Gross, an old and well-known
planter, living near Brinkley, Ark,
was shot and killed instantly by Dep
uty Sheriff Hines, who was attempt
ing to evict Cross from tract of land
that was in litigation.
A dispatch from Pittsburg states
that in a hustle belonging to Miss
Margaret Schutt, aged IS, who re-
Gently died at Derry, Pa, the sum of
$9, 1000 in bank notes and gold and
silver coin was found concealed.
Max Hunger, aged thirty-five years,
a German. shot his former sweetheart,
Martha HarawskY, and himself last
night in the dining room of w. NJ.
Littell's residence, ia Thirteenth
street, Newark, N. j., where Martha
was employed.
Ex Governor Foraker's speech at
the republican gathering in Cincinnati
ia not well received by the friends of
President Harrison Ex-Congressman
Bayne, of Pittsburg, does not believe
that Mr.. Blaine could be tempted to
become presidential candidate again.
The tobacco factories of Marburg
Brothers and G.. w. Gail & AK, Of
Baltimore, have been bought by the
American Tobacco Company Of New
York, and will hereafter be operated
by that corporation. |
Mrs. Mary Sullivan, aged sixty.fvs
years, residing in the western section
of Pittsburg, Pa, arose at 80 o'clock
yesterday morning and began cutting
her husband with a carving knife.
She inflicted q bad cash on his left
side, almost severed his hand from the
wrist and made a deep cut in his
throat. Sullivan took the knife away
from his wife and called for help.
Mrs. Sullivan went upstairs and cut
her own throat with razor.
AHungarisn girl was killed and
several persons were wounded yester.
day in a battle in the Pennsylvania
coke region. The FaYette county
officers made two attempts at evictions
at Adelaide. The officers were over
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