Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-24

peepls aF5aiened The liquor traffic as llse
greatest eHIipf this county Among esnef
tlsinga be said
sIf has caused more ihen six-sevenths
81 lie paupefism and fsurhffhs OF the
ssinae of this naiipn. Il Is the nursery ot
vie and ihe hot bed Of anarchy. II Is the
parent 81 pSolaniiy and blasphenay -
bears 81 iii head tie downfall u latheis,
HE nloar. 1T furnishing mothers, ana the
ra1s aud i9norlnce Of innocent children.
I'll has ruiacsi faent. wrecked homes, scat
cred VICTIMS u every quarter Of the eaTlA,
Il has brought ihe blush OF shame 10 IN
offending IL afives and friends, aud brought
down aray hairs III sorrow 10 ihe grave.
1t grows rich upon lie poverty 81 It's pa
irons. It1iycs on Lie downfall OF She masses.
Ia path Il paved with skulls and stfewn
with skeletons Its history through the
aces ID stained withthe red blood Of crime
and the tears 81 broken hearts. II takes
away money and health and responsibility
and enlf orinent and the happiness Of the
home. II. takes tile coat of the fathers
back, lie shoes of the mothers feet, and
the bfeed out If Tho mouths Of the little
ones. It isna aha shingles Oh the roof
ard Tie Foundation from under Che wall
aud sends thc inhabitants adfift on world
h0inelfea, houseless, sheicFless, pennies
II fills peniieniarlea, iails, poor houses
asylalns. grayes, he'll ltf0unteracts the
work Of school and church and legislature.
"A Fl e running sore on tic body polite Of
tie nalion Il saps all social and civil IN
stiinioDs. II soils votes at the ballot bog
and bnys votes at The capitol. Il hribes,
i cerIppts, II les, i perluies.
The Judge lil~a Il called the attention
Of fheIars 10 alleged irregularities claim
al d have occurred II the late election held
n TIC county, ana hargCd i 70 'uycs'i
"a shem nna Lining % punishment the Of.
fender ifauy saerebe.
5I'lie appe.asnee, appeal and tlial docketa
were silcr ealleJ md Judgments entered
III plain nnd aneontesied cases. Aiter tho
GU ofthe ogabance docket The Court
adiorraed until tomorrow morning At 10
O'clock. shortly aaer lbe Court net bis
Honor Chief Judge John +. Bfiseoe came
uron the bench. Notwithstanding the IL.
mes impasahie condition 81 tie roads,
tsestY two ogihe Grand rrsand twenty.
thsee Of Tie Poiit Jnfo answered Il their
name II tae cell of the roll. The seiec-
ton q John +. Baiiepger, Eaqr., BY the
Cont, II farem d the Grand Jury was
aa adalilssblo one Mr. B4llenger Is an
energetic gentleman 81 business methods
and habi'a, and tie p,eple of s.. Marg's
county my reat u as,d hat the session d
the Grana Jury viii rot be prolonged one
single day longer than the eSigencies d
Tho public seryies reqube,
Taesday, Match 22 The neremp,ory
coli 81 ihe sppeA docket was proceeded
with today and elifhe cases sheie1a de.
poael of - .0ilows: Mes !, 9, and 4
were continued. No o was ltied BY the
Court al follows Jno. w, Graves vi.
Chas II Grave appeal from Justice Bailey.
Held sub curia. No 9, was eabmiiicd 70
the Court Sc f9llows A.Uoursney Hayden
-Ys James j Cough, aamr Appeal from
Orphans Court Qrtier d Orphans Court
reversed and cause reminded Or rev
trial. The peemplorY call n the trial
docket was neat made and aIl the cases
thereon disposed d except 30. 10 which
psaa ses t ria tomorrow. The Court 81
~ o'elaes Is, ta9s fcees and n 8 o'aioos,
ulinnfned iof tia day
Wea,Hs March sa.-T'hc eaae No
ib tfilis was .llea asa rial proceeded
wish before DE Jurg u i5,lIows IsFaes r.
Rycaana wiIe Vi J9husan r IIisss, excfs
John Il Meiea etel Record From Orphans.
g8ait taeeas d The wlIl ~ John II.
Wcleh. ra Combs aui camalier RI
caveatsF aaa aammest, Key and Ghing ips
cayeltee IIia case occupied thc entire
session If ,he Court today