The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-07-26

they will encamp for week
4 7. Stuart before leaving for Europ,
made his will, disposing, it is said, of prop
orty to the value of slOO,OOO,OO0.
aBill Arp the Georgia humorist, will
write a series of letters TO the Augusts
Chwm;cle during his trip North.
II is estimated that the entire peach
crop of the Peninsula win not exceed /,
100000 baskets,
The Kansas wheat crop has all beer
received and shows better yield than al
first anticipated.
A severe fire at Montreal Sunday even
ing destroyed about twenty buildings, and
caused loss of Sl50,OOO Seventy eight
families were rendered homeless.
The Yale Exploring party left Cheyenne
for Fort Bridger Saturday. They will
spend six weeks investigating the geologi
cal formation of the Wasatch Mountains
DIR. Edward Warren, of Baltimore, who
may be remembered in connection with
the Wharton poisoning case, is now sur.
geon ON the staff of the Egyptian army
The wheat crop of 1872, grown in Cali
fornia, was valued at S25, 600, 900. There
were exported from the State during the
year ending June 80, 1873, -four and wheat
to the amount of $40 ,252 900.
An important arson case has been tried
at Galveston, Texas, in which an arrested
incendiary has made confession, impli.
eating several members of the city police
and fire department.
There were S95 deaths in New York
last week, an increase of POS over the pre-.
vious week For the same period in Bal
timore there were 205 deaths, of which
number 100 were children between ono
and two years old.
A destructive fire occurred on Sunday
in jackson, Tennessee, causing loss esti-
mated from $4,000 to 100000, and
burning among other buildings the post
Office and the building of the Wing aud
Tribune newspaper.
In recent case Of assault with intent
to kill in Indiana, it was shown that the
aifray came about from father insisting
on remaining in the room with his daugh-
ter and her beau. The sympathetic jury
acquitted the young man.
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In Baltimore, on Monday afternoon, the
list instant, child named Jacob Wies,
threw a lighted match on playmate,
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Inc newspapers published ~ North MS
sisslppl, West tennessee ana western Men
lucky are IN favor OF the formation OF
new State out OF these portions OF territory
A convention IL to be held at jackson, Miss
on the 18th inst. when delegates are to be
present from every city, town and civil
district WITHIN the limits OF the proposed
new state. ine general sentiment is rep
iesen'eu 70 W III ia'or Vi 'nc n'oVe'icn''
uDVanni uilone, an itaiian, mas peen
arrested nj New Haven Tor holding Italian
children ID servitude, and supporting MIN
sell on Their earnings as street musicians
and bootblacks lie Is prosecuted by the
District Attorney OF new Haven under
the connecticut Personal Liperty act, the
Itaiian residents OF the cry taking great
interest IN Dehalf OF the chlidfen. Gilone
has been held IN siooo bail Tor trial.
The Brooklyn Trust Company suspended
on Saturday, in consequence of the dis
covery of deficit in the accounts of the
late President, Mr.. Ethelbert S. Mills, who
was drowned on Tuesday last. The deficit
is stated at 100000, which is 100000
in excess of the bank s capital of $500, 900,
and Its surplus OF eioo,ooV; The state.
ment Is made that Mr' Mills committed
suicide. subsequently TO the suspension
OF tho bank further detalcatlon Of $50,
900 was discovered m tho accounts OF the
Secretary OF the Trust Company, ID
Chauncey, the acting President was on
Saturday appointed Receiver.
In the Cos murder case the indications
are that the mystery is unravellcd. The
latest information received at Baltimore is