The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-04-26

In the Supreme Lodge OF the Knights
of Pythias, on Saturday, the Pennsylvania
question was reeonsidered, and 1t was or.
dered that Pennsylvania be furnished with
new rituals, and that her representatives
be restored to seats in the Supreme Lodge.
By a unanimous vote, the Grand Lodge of
Pennsylvania was then restored to its
proper standing. The question Of subordi-
nate lodges demanding the ampliied ritual
coming up, it was decided by the Supreme
Chancellor that such lodges had the I'M
qualified right to select for themselves,
according to direct legislation Of the
Supreme Lodge. The Supreme Lodge
adjourned on Saturday night, to meet at
Pittsburg on the 3D. Of April, 1874.
The United States Frontier Commission
arrived at San Antonio, Texas, on Monday
having examined over 1000 miles Of the
upper Rio Grande Valley on the journey
from Laredo to III Paso, and taken a
large amount Of Testimony relative to Mexi
can and Indian raids During their march
they had skirmish with band of
Indians, who were driven off by their
-. Tho, uill have an ax,,.ial ~.
esoor'. s $3.50 ' IL ~ eN. |, go
s sloa and lOoy" ca W..S;n his o'e =;
June
4 strip of sand, now part of the land on
which Trenton. n. J.. is built was though,
10 he of 40 little value. in 1908 that i,s
owner in selling out his property, did not
,b;nL 4 worth while 10 mention Il In ,ba
deed As Trenton grew. this sandy strin
was covered with buildings and Tho beirf
If the original owner now claim possession
with 40 fair prospect of pettiug Il that
Ghorol ofray has been made IN Inv ,La;.
claim The land which wos v,lucloss l.,
1sO5 is now valued Mt 81 600 600
p,oe,ssor Ro;rd II P;sh c.,u,;
- ~. .on, Sa,I, O.. FL e:l.s
o. 80 aaans,a % % hoo;n III Ls."L:'
~ '';, h 800 70 ros,ootIna ,ha ,na.s ' :
WV san,horn and Wos,osn So ~ ""''iS o VI
.Ss so"snn closes IN Geor1,;a O., -' ,',,,
u. o s nor,bward s,ock;oa ,bo 80 W." ~
sdy.nces until bc reaches Wosh;n 49, ~
While stocking the rivers nj each ste,;on
he will also send part Of the Young fish by
rail to adjacent waters ON tho Atlantic
slope and in the MiSissippi Valley.
Thoro u . sor;ors aood - IL. 9,
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as,ho loo onnos;,o tho o;,v :, 5",S
.,,aot il srhmerweJ IN m.nv n,,oas -"
pa;n, :, Chorlss tho noo1ld han, ~ Las ~
aomnolled 10 talo 70 hoa,s and 80 90"
,IoIa ,ba J,cb;no rood ,ho 60. u.s.
flooded to the depth of three and four feet
and in some places eight feet. Serious
damage is feared unless the river sbould
soon subside.
One section of an oil train ran into nm.
other section of the same train. at Hadley
Station, near Cleveland. Ohio, on FRIDAY
night An engine was demolished. and IL
oil cars, the caboosc. and wagon road
bridge were DESTROYED by fire. The bridge
was half a mile distant from the spot but
WINS consumed by the flaming oil that
loated down the stream. The conductor
of the train was slightly injured.
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baIP.i.o, O. e.. b uouni,, VA S S.ies'eu
nyo ~" ,.ar S' ~ p' b. Com'u;ss ss
ROGERS on tho 10Th inst cbsrced with onan.
ing : letter containing hank notes Nc He
was brongbt n Ral,;more and taken IN the
mi5dle district stat;on.bonse on SATURDAY
10 avail, bo,r;ng hcsorc tho comm;.
sioner
According to the official report of the
Superintendent of the Chamber of Com
merce of Cincinnati, published on the 18th
the whole number of hogs packed In the
United States from November |. 1872. To