Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-03-22

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county prior to the last electisn by renoy-
ing to Washington.
Il Is ;hauglitthat the conference commit
Tee 10 consider the tariff bin wiz be mate
rally increased because the measure i tn
important 70 trust TO half dozen men.
The steamer weslmorclar.d. of tie
weems Line, brought the frs, coDsign-
Inent of sprinE lambs to Balliir ore yester
day. They came from 81. Mary's county.
Maryland
The Maryland Court or Appeals net in
Annapolis and handed down decisions IN
nineteen ,.ases. The Court Of Appeals adj
journei put nf respect 10 the memory Of
DIR. Charles ]. N. Gwinn.
la the trial at. Washington Of Miss Mad
s.iineV. I'ollard's suit against Cong eastman
WIN. c. r. Breckiurdge for $4,000 for
alleged lreach If promise of marriage,
Judge Bradley announced that he would
take 10 Judicial no.;ceoi the personal con-
/ fiict Se,~ees counsel, which occurred out
side the curt room door on Monday.
Judge Bradley called attention 10 the Law
againx The carrying Of concealed weapons,
and ANNOUNCED that he had been flfsrmed
that scm,sof the counsel a.. Colonel Brock
inridge were armed. Each Of the counsel
arose and said that he carried no weapons.
The judge ruled out certain dispositions
ojected to by Colonel Breckinridge's coun.
sci and admitted one by DIR. Mary Logan
10 which objection had been made by Col.
breckenridge Mrs. Logan's testimony was
read. 1t related to the birth OF a child in
Cincipnati in 1884 by young girl who
gave the name of Monica Burgoyne. Sis
. ter Cecilia testified concerning patient in
the Catholic Convent in Norwood, Ohio.
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
In the House of Delegates the assessment
bill was reported from the committee with.
out recommendation. The bill was placed
ON the second reading file and made the
special order for O'clock Thursday.
The visit Of Congressman Compton to
Annapolis was unfavorably commented
upon by the most pronounced Of the reg.
ulars"
In the Senate the bill for the consolida
ton of the Washington City and Point
Lookout and the Washington and Potomac
Railroad Companies was ordered to be
engrossed
In the House, after debate, an order was
! ado ,ed Tor the reference of the free book
bill 10 the committee ON ways and means.
Mr Scott introduced bill authorizing
Washington county to raise money and
build a local insane asylum
! Elk senator Geo. 4. Pearre is to be re.
imbursed for the 5000 forfeited bail paid
for his brother, James Graham Pearre.
Senator johnson says Mr.. Legg's oyster
bill will create a. deficiency in the oyster
fund
The Frederick county democrats have
served notice upon the Montgomery people
that action must be taken on the res )lu.
ton extending Judge Wilson'S term. Sem
ator Bennett will introduce an entirely
new assessment bill not later than Thurs.
day.
/ Thursday, March Is, 1894.
MIR. John I. Ford, the veteran theatrical
manager, is dead.
A miAiona re baby is being raised in an
incubator in New York.
A wild man with red whiskers is said 10
roam about Washington county, Md.
Returns from the Congressional election
in South Carolina show that James +. IL.
lar, Cleveland democrat, de'ested j. Viii
liam Stoke, populist democrat
The Roman Catholic Sisters of Charity
have Withdrawn from the Riverside public
schools IN Pittsburg, Pa. and will make no
further attempt TO teach in the public schools
until the question of their right TO wear the
garb of their religious order i<eettled by
the courts.
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
A bill will be introduced in the Legisla-
ture chartering company 20 establish q
manufacturing town at the mouth of the
Patnxent river, in st Mary's county. A
bill to change the county seat of Charles
county from Port Tobacco will be intro
duced by Senator Carrico. The Senate Is
working body, and the files are clear. Ii
is expected the House will pass the bill,
which has already passed TIE Senate, au.
thoiizing the board of public works TO pur-.
chase Mr. Frank B. Mayors painting of the
landing Of the Maryland colonists at st.
Clements Island. Ia the Senate Mr. sloan's
bill for new method of distributing the
free schol fund was indefinitely postponed.
The iSciIala ado7tei an uniavorAtle report
on Mr.. Bfuce's bill to make voting COM
pulsedy.
In the House bin was introduced by
Mr. Carter for the establishment of an elet-
trio ligh' plant To be owned by the city.
Mr.. Carter also intrsd6ced bill providing
for the appointment Of commissioners 10
promote uniformity of legislation 10 the
United States Mr. Legg's local option bin
was discussed at some length IN the House
and then recommitted. A petition was cir
culate1 ia the Senate asking Gov. Brown
10 pardon Elk State Treasurer Archer. The
first pe'i'ion for the extension of the term
OF Judge Henry w. Hoffm IN was present.
cd in the Senate