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POISONED 4 WHOLE FAMILY.
Robert Melross Thought - Have Put A,
senic II the Coaee.

Robert Aelr0ss Thought - Have Put Ar
senac II the Co1ee.
NASHVILLE, March 1a.-Mrs. R NJ Melrose
and four OF her children were poisoned last
night supposedly by drinking at supper coffee
In which arsenic had been placed. Mrs. Mel
rose. her son. David. and her daughters. Min
ME. Matte and Katie. were taken sick at the
sick until this morning, after his sister Min
ME had seen him IL the Kitchen drinking
Katie died. and an hour and half later Matte
died.
The police think that Robert put tho arsenic
morning in order to avert suspicion from him
self. He is now very sick. and Is watched by
Chief Clark. There is no apparent motive for
tho crime.
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GEN. sICKLEs IN ATLANTA.
He anA LonGstreet Embrace At . Dinusr ~,
Create Much Enthusiass.

Create Much Enthusiasm.
ATLANTA. March ia blue and gray re-
union set Atlanta ablaze with enthusiasm last
night. There was only one representative OF
each side. but both were worthy the honor.
At banquet given by tho Irish societies
Gen. Daniel Sickles was one specially invited
guest. The General was announced to re-
spond to the toast THE Empire State OF the
North" AS the old war horse arose on his
crutches the most thunderous applause greet
ed him.
The applause continued for some MON ents
He hoped that in the fulness Of years that
peace and good fortune would come to the
deepest gloom. "One word" said no
in conclusion. land am done. It is
great pleasure to meet tonight. and sit
opposite my. good friend: Gen. Lonestree ct
!ApBlause Hey Wv we'll We Ike fellow after
hn And q he osas
ne would that every soldier yhe fought In
the last war could have seen II" Gen. Long
around the erizzled veteran: As ono
ana ,eS ana 1e They m snsaf
be- forgotten. The two Generals stood With
their arms Ground each other. with every
cether. said Gen. Sickles. "but not
rs we met at Gettysburg. II Gen.
Longstreet's honor ever needs defending It
struck up Dixie" Three cheers for Sickles
were given with will. Every throat called for
LongStreet, and he again arose. He was deep
" affected. and pointing dramatically at the
Union flag sang the opening lines Of the Star
Spangled Banner" The audience went wild.
ring to tho battle Of Gettysburg where he met
Gen. Sickles. His few words created tho wild
Dixie"
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NINE OF HER RIBS WERE BROKEN
An In4uest to BIO Held In the Case OF Mrs.
Bridget Maektn.


The autopsy made by Deputy Coroner Wes-
ton yesterday in the case Of Bridget Mackin.
whom Ambulance Surgeon Cox refused to take
to Roosevelt Hospital after she had been run
over in Eighth avenue on Wednesday. showed
death to have been due tn shock and exhaus-
ton. nine OF her ribs having been broken. In
pr. Westons opinion. although the woman
been prolonged. by prompt treatment and she
would have been spared much suffering; The
Roosevelt Hospital. INVOLVING her transfer to
the distnnt Bellevue Hospital; was positively
"thcr instances OF neglect and bIundering on
the part OF ambulance surgeons have come.
VIII hold an inquest rd In the case on TUESDAY
the Police COMMISSIONERS relative to Surgeon
Cox's action. and the Commissioners decided
John ". Sheridan. the driver Of the wagon
which knocked Mrs. Mackin down. was re-
manded at Jefferson Market until to-day.
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THE RAPID TRANSIT QUESTION

A Secret Meeting Yesterday-The Com
sion to be Named by the Supreme Court.
The Rapid Transit Commissioners had a
meeting yesterday but they preserved secrecy
in regard 10 tho questions that were discussed.
Some OF them denied that they thought OF
changing the route from Madison to Park
avenue and giving the New York Central the
franchise for nm elevated railroad over the pres
ent Fourth avenue tunnel. or OF allowing the
Il pleased, under section 30 OF the Rnpd
Transit net. Mr. John NJ. Bowers said that tho
Go Com mission Is going right ahead, and expectod
missioners. who should examine into the pro-
posed system. and whose decision should be
final.
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4 SERVANT ARRESTED FOR CRUELTY:
Taken from Banker Cornelius II. 0oiA's
House at the Dinner Hour.

Oflcer schultes Of the Gerry society. went to
Cornelius B. Colds homo at % West Thirty
fourth street yesterday afternoon. and ar
rested James Andrews. n servant, upon q
warrant issued by Justice Grady.
The house was thrown INTO uIroar by tho
Andrews. who is IS years old. has two chill
dren. whom he H. accused Of Ill treating
Andrews was locked up In the West Thirtieth
street station house.
banker Gold was greatly excited whom he
learned Of tho arrest. and he drove to tho sta
Club. and bniled Andrews out. Mr. Gold told
Acting Captain sheldon that the charge OF i'll
treatment against Andrews must have been
made under a Misrepresentation OF the facts
The two children are now In the Home for the
Frendless.
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WHY DOOLEY CAME BACK.
Sold HIS VIII and Cow for 0ae. but Want,
His share OF the Lot.

His Share OF the Lot
CHATTANOOGA. March 16.-John Quimby. .
Union soldier. was wounded in the battle Of
Chickamaugs in 1863 and was put In the hos
pital. where he met Mrs. Dooley. supposed
widow. In short time the two were married.
Twenty years later the woman's first hus-
band appeared. but surrendered his claim
to his wife and q cow he had left for $2a
Mr.. and Mrs. Quimby accumulated real es-
tate which Is now very valuable. Some time
ago Quimby decided to his wife O piece OF
heard that the transfer had been made he con-
suited an attorney, who advised him that Mrs.
Guimby vas s stu hls vile. according to the
the property. He has now come back to onter
q suit to gain possession Of It
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Republican e.rrym.ss.r 4. Ohio.

COLUMBUS. March 1s.-A plan for Congress
sional redistrlcting was agreed upon at .
caucus OF the House last night. The Re-
publicans arc to have sixteen Congressmen
and the Dem ocrats five. At present tho Dem
ocrats have fourteen. Congressmen Outh-
Gratis left in safe districts. The bill will DO
reported in the House next week.
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TEXAS SENATORIAL FIGBE
Cuibersou Has withdrawn aad Chiffon
VIII Follow suit.

AUSTIN. March 18-The Culberson caucus
last night decided to withdraw the name OF
Mr.. Culberson from the Senatorial race. This
action was taken because OF q telegram re-
ceived from Culberson saying that he Was
convinced q majority Of the members are. op-
not in the interest Of any other candidate. Il
Is believed that number, OF Culberson sup
than insure his election. 1t Is said that Chiffon
will como from WASHINGTON soon to withdraw.
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Was Not Dr.. Crawford.

KINGSTON. March 1a-The John Crawford
who fell from the steamboat David Kemps
while il WAS going from Jacksonville to May
rort. ia II resident Of Highland n-thN- Hudson.
He aud his brother James and several 9th IS
wrnr tn Florida on u shad fishing trim. His wife
died last spring. and he leaves Two small chill
dren, now ut Highland. unprovidcd for.
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"DOA'T sHOYE-JUST PUSH"

push Dem Clouds Along" the musical hit
at the Madison Square Theatre In Hoyt's "A
Trip to Chinatown" Words and music In to-
morrow's Nercurp-Adc.
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Senator Hsnsbrough's Brother Killed In .
nuarre'.

RosEBuRd, Or. March 1S-During n quarrel
yesterday A. Hansbrough. brother OF Senator
Hansbrough OF North Dakot was stabbed and
killed by Nicholas Jones. The latter gave him
self up and Is now In Jail.
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$4,000 for the Loss or . Foot.

ROCHESTER,. March 1S.-The jury In the case
Of Frances Connolly against tho Buffalo Roch-
ester and Pittsburgh Railroad Company this
morning brought in u verdict of ,si2WO
for the plaintiff. The plaintiff lost her lett
foot in an accident ut Maple street crossing in
June, 1880.
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Average. 2pA'. Average on March IL. 1891. 3DIto.
wAsnSGros FORECAST SATURDAY.
For New England, threatening weather. with rain
snow. clearing In southern portions: northeAstsriy
gales shifting to westerly; colder In southeast portion
of Massachusetts and IN Rhode Island.
Ior ,,t,Sn NeH iok, tonight followed bp
fr r,l'h~ ia r,uthr,u portion Saturday Nigh 1es<rv
rfrGs Ad'iondrv Dmperutur,.
For New Jersey fair on Saturday with northwsstsrly
WINDS slight rise in temperature In the interior.
For western New York, local SHOWS wsstssly vtnAsl
] . sliSht rss n tsDpsystlyls
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Lysehea While Going 10 . Place or ssSs
Keeping.

ALEXANDRIA. March lS.-Hefflin and Dye.
who were convicted OF murder some time
ago In Fauauier county. were taken from
the hands Of the sheriff and his posse
hanged. They were being brought to Alsxan-
dra for safe keeping and to avoid lynching.
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The Irish Frsss
Ast1Syisdss mat the New York at the
hsaa s1ths ssnwsys Of The vsra.-AAs. 4
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There 10 Coonsaicsties
IRON JosspA Howard In this weeks As~s ks1 sad
0g-rIA .....,,.--.....,,.,. ..
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A virginian. now resident Of this city. who
says he has fought SO many, duels that the
ness. said that In HE opinion tho way to settle
such cases - the Drayton.B orTows case was
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-05-05

% Wednesday and the Republican
State Convention III Frederick On
the sarae day.
There ID 10 amendment pending
In the 4. 3. House, which will pro-
isabIy bo adopted, which will e1fec-
tually stop aIay such future appIica-
ton Of the contingent fund - fhs*
in the Italian indemnity case.
The emigration Of Prussian Poles
chiefly to the United States Il ran
idly growing heavier. This aug
mentation Is attributed not only 10
the agricultural depression, but TO
the general fear that war between
Prussia aud Russia il inevitable
sooner or later.
More than 120, 700 signatures OF
staunch Democrats have been OBJ
tanned to the roll in favor Of the
May convention In New York, and
it Is expected that by the time the
convention meets the list will foot
up 200, 900 names. The local lead
ers are said to be considering .
jump to Cleveland.
Tuesday, May 8.
The Governor will make no more
appointments until the fall.
The Clerk of the Court of APP
peals has appointed as deputy A.
w. Neale, Of Charles county, vice
j. r. Bays.
The United States government
has set on foot proceedings in the
District Court Of Philadelphia TO
break the recent deal of the Sugar
Trust.
Frederick Bailey Dseming, the
supposed "Jack the Ripper, was
found guilty OF the murder of his
second wife, in Melbourne, Austria
lia.
About 400 union carpenters of
Baltimore struck for the eight-hour
workday, and the Master Builders
Association decided to make stand
for the nine-hour day.
II is said to be purposed to elect
thirty-two delegates TO Chicago,
each with half q vote. Gov. Jack
sons friends say he is not candi-
date for delegate at large. but if
elected he win accept.
In the United States Senate Mr..
Vest made some pointed remarks
about Worlds Fair expenditures,
which he regarded rs reckless. A
number of bills were taken from
the calendar and passed.
The House passed q bill to pen
sion survivors of the BLACK Hawk,
Cherokee, Greek and Seminole wars.
The House suspended the rules and
passed the free binding. Irvine bill
by o vote of 1873 to AZ. The House
also passed bill admitting to reg
istry foreign-built vessels of not
less than 5000 tons.
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From The Baltimore Sua.

TOWNSEND TANGLED IN HIS
STATEMENTs.-"Gath,' or other.
wise "Mr. George Alfred Town.
send," has one of his screeds in the
New York San, in which he char
acteristically refers to this city, with
errors of facts, opinion and judg.
ment, to wit:
Henames Robert Winter Davis
as q gallant intellect, but not above
letting The native American element
set forth, says, No man has
been produced bnt German for
thirty years, who has been blessed
because he was o friend of Lincoln, -
and that Gin 1884 Reverdy John
sons house was burnt" etc.
Now, as Davis was named
"Henry," not ssRobert, !" and Cor
mans love for Lincoln is another
queer historical revelation, and %
Reverdys Johnson's house was not
burned in "a, or in any other year,
Cath should not be surprised il
his usual inaccurancy, as well as his
Eighty judgment, lacks the conf
dence and respect of the people Of
Maryland, even when he interviews
a Senator and writes it out for pub
lication.
A MARyIANnrp
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G0RMAN FOR PRESIDENT.

II We read Alright the signs OF the
times, the boom Of Senator Arthur
p. German, Of Maryland, for the
Democratic Presidential nomina-
ton il on the increase and his show
to be chosen ~ the Democratic
standard-bearer in The coming con-
test il growing brighter and bright
cr. We believe Mr.. German to be
worthy Of the high honor. He has
been tried in high positions and
has neyes been found wanting; his
capacity il known OF all men, and
there is no faint of mugwumpissa
on his Democracy.
There are, Of course, other great
aspirants for the Democratic nomi-
nation bu. none OF them appeal 20
strongly to the hearts Of Democrat
ic veterans ~ does Senator German.
Ills achievements in the Senate are
Of too recent date TO need comment.
Democrats oil over the Union know
and appreciate them. A. . Mary
land man he ID entitled to the sup
port of Marylanders. III there be
show, and we believe there il, for
our State to obtain for one OF its
sons the honorable distinction of q
Presidential nomination, we hope
our delegation to the Convention
viii be in position to profit by it.
We want o candidate to win. We
think Mr.. German can. We adj
mire Mr.. Cleveland. We believe
in his greatness, but doubt his
availability. And il, as seems pro-
bable, she Convention should share
the doubt Mr.. Gorman's chance for
success would be excellent. We
hope Maryland viii send an un-
pledged delegation to Chicago, but
one which will spare no effort TO Sc
cure Mr.. Germans nomination
if there be any show for him.
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[CcHnUNrcArRD.

BALTIMORE, MD.-Messrs. Edi-
tors.-I read some weeks ago the
admirable article Of your corSfsnps-
dent T.. on the presidential outlook
and fully agree with oil he says in
praise of Mr.. Cleveland and his
great services 20 hts county; but
have grave doubts as to his availa-
bIlity under existing circumstances.
As L. truly says; cit is useless to
attempt to disguise the fact that the
bright prospects of democratic sue
cess in the presidential election to
come oil this fall have been materi-
ally clonded by recent events. /"
Those events, to my mind, develop
the fart of very strong opposition
to Mr.. Cleveland in his own State,
an opposition sc strong as to make
democratic success in that State ex-
tremely doubtful, in case of his
nomination. With New York A.
gainst us, / think the most sanguine
must admit that our prospects would
be anything but encouraging. In
this state of the case, / think it is
the duty of all democrats who wish
their party success to try to send to
the Chicago convention gentlemen
who will favor the nomination of
the strongest candidate possible, be
he who he may. III the Democratic
party would be true to it's traditions
and redeem its pledges to the peo-
pie, it must FIRST get possession of
the government, before il can hope
to lift from their shoulders the
enormous burdens of thirty years of
Republican misrule. To find the
best man for this purpose should be
the solemn duty of the Chicago
convention; and to nominate him
when found will be the noblest
service they can do their county.
IL we may believe the reports of the
press, many of the leading demo-
Gratis Of the country are turning
their eyes towards our own dis
tinguished statesman, Senator Au-
thor Pue German rs probably the
strongest and best equipped candi-
date the convention could name.
They know of his great strength
and popularity with both factions
in the empire State" With him
as our standard bearer, the SO elec-
toral votes would be sure, as well a
those of all the democratic states Of
the West and South where he il the
idol of al who love constitutional
government, which he has done 40
much to uphold. He has q oonserya-
tiverecord on all national issues that
would make him acceptable to all
sections, and his great achievements
in politics and statesmanship are
known to the utmost confines Cf the
great country he has served 30 well.
The duty OF Maryland democrats.
i think, is plain. They should
send delegation to Chicago favor
able to his nomination. No demo-
crat should be afraid that Mr.
German viii not cast the vote Of
the State for whomsoever may be
found to be the strongest man, and
viii do as much as any one to elect
him afterwards. Maryland in hon
oring him will honor herself. Then
let rs send q German delegation and
trust 70 his great leader ship for the
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FOR RENT.

A store near Piney Point, together with
six acres of land adjoining, situated on the
Sc. Georges river, formerly occupied by r.
III. Cole. Also q Billiard table for sale.
For further particulars address.
II. j. MARSHALL.
Real Estate Agent,
1901 Penn. Ave,
May 5 '92sp. Washington, ID. G.
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a seine SO fathoms in length and wilt
fish 10 feet In back and feet on wings
will be sold cheap. The seine Is three
years old and il In first class order
Apply at this Office or TO
j. BENZ. DRURY,
Abelrs Wharf
May 5 '92-mps
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aEws IN saIsf.
From as Baltimore Ssn.

A MARYLANDER.

The Naval Academy practice yes-
sci Bancroft viii be launched at
Elizabethport to-day.
The special election upon remo-
val of the Charles county court
house, May 4, viii not DO held un-
der the Australian law.
The result of the New York Re-
publican Convention is generally
regarded by Congressman a. o de-
cided setback for President Har-
rison.
Tie steamship Ayona cleared with
the largest cargo ever sent from
baltimore, namely, 100, 1856 bush
els of corn.
Four of the c0lored fellows who
we're put in Chestertown jaih on
suspicion OF having murdered DR..
Hill, of Millington, Kent county,
were brought to Baltimore Friday
and put in the city Jail, a. it was
thought they would be lynched il
they were kept at Chestertown.
Confessions of two Of the prison
ers show that the right persons were
arrested.
Monday, May 2.
1t is announced that Miss Ruth
Barnett. after whom Baby Ruth
Cleveland was named, viii enter .
convent.
Judge Roberts rendered decis-
ion Saturday adverse TO the new
license law for Carroll county.
The editors OF the Cumberland
Times and Homecoming Star have
been indicted for criminal libel.
Tho Democratic State central
committee sill meet in Baltimore
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FOR SALE.

A. No. Farquhar thresher, and six
horse engine. Terms easy.
For further information address.
GILES r. DYER,
Leonardtown, Md.
Agent for A. b. Farquhar.
May '02@
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BOARDING.

First class permanent and transient
boarding 1t
i. w. MATTINGLY.
No. 32f NJ. Charles Street.
Terms moderate. Baltimore. Nd.
May 5'92-6ms
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A. s. BENvILLE & CO.,
DRy GOODS, M GENERAL
~ GROCERIES, ulERCHANDISE,
BOOTS and SHOES.

RmGR, Nd, April Is. 1892.
After che excitement of our Assessment
Bill and the criticism OF the same Ii over.
the next matter Of importance Is where we
we can get our Spring and Summer Miili-
merry, Dress Goods, Clothing for our fami-
lies. You will solve the problem by call
ing at the popular house of
A. 8. BENVILLE & CO.,
where you can select from stock Of goods
purchased with care and with the expert
ence Of years and &c such reasonable flg-
lures that all can be served from the cheap
ct % the finest dress goods.
The same may be said Of the Millinery
Department Also, Ladies' and ChiIdrenss
Shoes specially.
Our large stock cannot be enumerated,
but suffice il to say all our patrons can
come and they win find the goods and
prices 30 suit, notwithstanding our Assess
menf bill il failure
With kind regards 10 all cur patrons, we
are fSte Store for f5ae PEOPLE.
a. s. BENVILLE & co.
~. b. Ladies Hats trimmed
free Of charge.
April =, is92-tf
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At The residence Of her husband In the
Second district, on Nay 2. 1899. JENNIE,
beloved wife Of Thomas w. Aud, aged
about y years. May she rest In peace
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LEO ". ,. GRAVES,
CONTRACTOR AND BuIlpER.

respectfully calls the attention of the pub
hc q 81. Mays and adjoining counties
thet be has associated himself with a Ar
chitect LihFnry and fnrnIshed with the Ia
teef designs, that be il prepared 70 execute
al orders entrusted 10 his care under the
noatest designs OF workmanship. Salts
faction guaranteed and and terms easy.
Orders solicited and will receive PROMPT
and personal attention. Drafting and este
mates free Of charge. post0fIice address
Holly wood, s.. Mary's county, Md.
June 1o-ffT