Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-28
ArrAIRs IN EALrlMoE COUNTY.

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WIN. WILSON, Of Baltimore, props sc to erect
and put into operation a telegraph between
this place and that city. The estimated cost
is 81 900, to be raised in 100 shares of stock
at $40 each. Persons wishing to invest in
this enterprise, may leave their names in this
office
ACCIDENT. On Wednesday afternoon, .hc
Goth instant, Mr.. W. W. Spence and lady
who reside % miles from Baltimore, on the
York road, and who where enjoying tic pleas
ure Of an evening ride in buggy wagon,
were suddenly upset and thrown icariuIly
some distance, but fortunately received NJ
serious injury, as We supposed at the time
7 e accident happened at Queenstown and
was caused by the horse becoming frightened
at some men rolling Wagon wheels on the
turnpike the horse suddenly turning around.
which caused the upset, and throwing the
horse with such violence as to break lis necl;
and iugular vein--consequently he blcl to
,lcatd in few moments The horse had been
recently purhaSc1 by Mr.. Spence at cost o.
$500; the Wagon received no great injury.
On Friday list, hors, attached TO Il
Wagon load Of furniture, e., belonging to
Mrs. Green, near Cockeysville, ran away
from Mr. Eur lIorst's, in this place, ard COM
ing in contact with q tree, smashed up the
wagon, AID liz co.tcu-s GENERALLY Iloacci-
dent was caused l,y the boy undertaking t.
wagon. having taken o'I the Bride We men
ton this as a warning to those who Iuay be
addicted to that careless practice.
CAMr MEEvIyGs.--Thc Baltimore Camp
Meeting, will be held as usual, this summer,
on Waters C,np Ground, near the Reistcrs-
town Road, commencing ON Wednesday, the
10th day Of August to close; on Thursday
morning, August 18th.
We have also learned that there is to he
a Camp Meeting this summer on the old Camp
Chapel Ground, but have not bern Informed
of Il" time.
WE,TEHH MARYLAND EAlLRoAp.-We
understand that passenger cars commenced
on Tuesday last, 10 run regularly on the Wes-
tern Maryland Railroad, rs far rs Green
Springs.
OATS Observation-Disclosures have nqw COM
mcLcci harvesting oats, and the prospect Of
a good yield is fllttering ,- .iarOcdte.
WAsurxGTox COUNTY ArFAIGs.--From
the Herald and Torch we copy the following
A CASE OF SoMNAMpuLisM--A little girl
about seven years, daughter Of +. \. Garn-
ger, Esq, of this town, one night last week
arose from her bed willie asleep. and walked
out widow which had been left open in her
bedroom in the second story of Mr.. Gs dwell
ling. She was prcciptated distance Of
twenty feet upon hard ground below. and
when found by her parents, who were awaken
ed By the noise Of her fall, she was in recum-
bent posture, resting upon her hau,ls and feet
in state Of utter Inconsistencies. She was
taken up, and DR.. John C Dorsey sent for.
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revived, and strange to relate she had escaped
without breaking bone or sustaining any
other injury, save few bruises and severe
shock of her nervous system.
COMMITTED FOR TmEFT-0fficer j. d.
Price, on Friday last brought man named
John Diland to the Washington jail, commit
ted on the charsoof having stolen the sum of
niue dollars from Jacob holland. Di!!and is
said to be citizen Of Frederick County.