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

4 tne NeW 1ork uelegatiOnr lnuuenc-
ed by Tammany, may, it is thought,
defer to the sentiment of the conn-
try for Cleveland.
LEaIsrzrrvE-
Senator Joseph r. ,ralbesl. Il
oslsssf e1spI - skEly
Tobacco Leaf Association of Balti-
more to put their objections to the
misunderstanding bill in writing.
The Maryland Legislature reas-
sembled last night. There was no
quorum in the Senate, and the at
tendance in the House was slim.
The assessment bill, which last
week underwent some notifications,
will undergo still farther changes
before it is reported.
The Governor has vetoed the bill
enlarging the powers of the Glyndon
Baltimore County Permanent Build
ing Association and the bill to in
corporate the Home for the Aged
in Frederick City.
1t is said the Eastern Shore re-
presentatiyes in the Legislature will
De a unit in opposition to incorpor-
ating Cecil county into the first
congressional district.
Thursday, February a5, 1892.
Fire destroyed the store of Cliff
ton Cramor, near Woodboro', Fred
erick county.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Harrison was re-
elected president of the Continen-
tai Congress of the Daughters of
the American Revolution.
The President in a message to
Congress fayors such furth, and
reasonable support of the Colum-
bian Exposition as may be deemed
proper.
Congressman Springer has aban-
doned ex-President Cleveland and
pronounced for Senator Palmer, of
Illinois as the democratic presiden-
H., candidate.
The case of Alfred Stout. color
ed, convicted Of numbering George
Ditmar in Cecil county, Nd, will
be taken to the Court Of Appeals if
new trial is refused.
Hon. Frank Hurd announces au-
thoritively that Mr.. Cleveland is a
candidate for the presidency, and
that he will place the ex- Presidents
name before the Chicago conven-
tion.
AS one OF the trains on .he Penn
sylvania Railroad bearing the Con-
gressmen from Chicago to Wash
ington passed through Salem, Ohio,
Tuesday night, some one fred q
bullet through a car window. No
one was injured.
George ID. Kelly, a member of
the well-gnown iron firm of Pierce,
Kelly & Co., of Sharpsville, Pa,
committed suicide yesterday by
shooting himself. Mr.. Kelly has
been prominent in the iron bust.
ness for twenty-five years. He was
fifty years old, and leaves a widow
and three children.
LEGISLATIVE.
There was a full attendance in
both branches of the Legislature
yesterday.
The House sustained Governors
Browns second veto.
Mr.. Leonard has introduced a
bill to promote and encourage ag-
riculture by fostering fairs.
Mr.. Cornthwaite has introduced
bill TO pay George r. Carter s1s,-
936 for outage on tobacco stored in
State tobacco warehouse.
Mr.. Fuld has introduced bill
providing for an appropriation of
$50, 900 to the Baltimore Universe
ty Hospital,
Mr.. Brennan's weekly pay bill is
strongly advocated. Amendments
have been offered excepting railroad
employees and farmers from its pro-
visions.
A delegation from Charles coun-
ty advocated the removal Of the
county seat from Port Tobacco to
La Plata.
The committee on the Chesapeake
bay and its tributaries considered
the two culling bills, but could
agree on neither, and appointed q
subcommittee to draft a bill en-
bodying the features of both meas-
ures,
A reply has been received from
the Virginia legislative committee
to the request of the Maryland Leg