Four Lines For Two Cents Pubished Under This Head
A brief notice states four lines or less are published under a heading for two cents, indicating a small classified or notice item in the newspaper.
24 Aug 1885
Page 1
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1885
Page
1
A brief notice states four lines or less are published under a heading for two cents, indicating a small classified or notice item in the newspaper.
The passage presents a chaotic courtroom outburst with metaphoric vengeance and judge’s orders, followed by shifting snippets on local politics and social mores. It references Middletown matters, 19th century race and labor notes, a political meeting, a hotel pool table venture, and a Vinegar PS health advertisement.
A Marquis and two companions fled into the woods for shelter after a threat to his return. They fired a shot, killing a cowboy. the shooter is unnamed and Marquis DeMores was arrested, given a hearing, and discharged. Marquis DeMores is the son in law of Baron Von Hoffman of Wall Street New York.
About one o clock Sunday morning in St Louis two young mechanics Nicholas Gerst and Louis Hass fought over a trivial matter in an alley on the east side of Ninth street between Allen avenue and Shenandoah street. Hass stabbed Gerst in the neck, killing him instantly. Hass was arrested. Horace Maginnis, 21, was shot and killed at a social club picnic about midnight Saturday near Schuetzen Park after returning to the bar where he had been refused a drink. A mother aged twelve is reported as the mother of a Chinaman.
Strikers on the Suesez and Rio Grande road attempted to wreck a train on Saturday by placing dynamite on the track. The discovery was made in time to prevent the destruction of the Salt Lake Express.
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