Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-03-22

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for the killing of John H. Bell
partial proceedings Of which we gave
n Cur last jssue-aftor a trial OF
DAVIS YES concluded last Saturday
the Jury rendering verdict Of Man
slaughter.
After disposing Of several petty case
tho remaining crimiua cases were SCI
for the second week i'll April. Conr
adjourned until Monday the 7th day
Of April-to which time all Witnesses
and tetit Jurors were discharged.
E,ei.ih OF "a Coed Man.
We were puined to hear, while II
Frederick on Thursday, Of the deatI
Of the venerable Dr.Daniel zachsrlas
for more shan 80 years Pastor OF th'
Reformed Church Of that city. Tie
died about noon, aged about IS years
DR.. Zacharias was an eminent cler
gyman, nat;va of Cleanprirg Dis
trict, Washington county, Maryland
He was highly esteemed for his Pu
ritv of heart, his varied learning ane
many amiable social qualities. III
was greatly beloved by bis congrega
ton and his death will leave a VOC
not easily filled. He leaves behlnc
him a reputation for christian zeal
benevolence and fsrvent pisty and al
the virtues which adorn human ma
turs, which will not soon b forgotten
JonN A. BURBANK. Esq, whose
father once taught school near th'
classic shades of Fiat Run, in sight o.
Dunmore Hole, on the Gettysburg
Road, and who married Miss Maria
Tro1ell, of Emmitsburg, has been ap-
pointed by President Grant, Governor
of Dakota. The Governor is brother
in law Of Senator Morton, Of Indiana,
Like his father he is said to be dis
cple Of Izaak Walter, fond Of ang-
ling for minni.s, fall fish and trout III
the pellucld streams Of the Rocky
Mountains.
March winds prevail. Be careful
Of Your fires.
va F'lttins begin to move. Nov
ing day is here,
After July next letter postage will
be reduced to two cents on each hall
ounce or fraction thereof.
Coal il get,in, scarce, but tho win
ter ~ ntaytv over.
Gardening la, now commenced
live Y ana N earnest. Plant your
seed.
Fatal AcclDIsT.--On Wedne'-
lay last the l1tl instant, whilst ths
hands employed in Renner's Ore Bank
near New Midway, Woodshoro D,,,
trict, wer. digging ore, the bank gave
wa, failing upon Georg. ". lIeliner
crushing hlm 10 the ground, breaking
his .ef, thigh, and the right leg, be
low the knee, AMI also lnjurIns his
spine, 10 such an extent that he died
from the injuries soon after. The su-
perIntend-nt, Mr., Eenuer, and sever
Al of hi, hand 8 made yery narrow
s.c,pe TIA. deceased was spok.n OF
AZ yerv excslleu, man having been
emploveI for two wears in the con-
Struc'ion OF '"s / FeoeTlch anu rem
'I""la l''I u, q, nc iT"'sS " "1le
ana al '"o sinai GI''1Ce"; piS' W. II
W"ha"r MIA ~ A "i','iiohN' ol
" o0us'0Fo "e'' "a "'''N"@'ce "Po"
+ Frederick Examiner
HousL Solr.-John Brown mas sold
his house and lot located OH Water
street IN tins town to Jacob Lidle foi
the SUM 0! }llUU.
-r, . H.,
~ no SP'''S l'oh' N"'e os ,l
week.
Tbo wild s,oes ,re u,L;,o +ha;r
,n,lmn, a;,,b, ;rar. ~ l,nIt'e ,L.
,',|,. ,,'7 b J., ,ha l,a,,,sntI ' H., va.
tIn VortH b;.;rI;ns, t'', ,,a hra.,.
;n,, M of co,d wsa+horanI ~. ar -, s"T ,
.r1p;v y. ~ ~, nantIa Snr;n ,' '"I ni;t
nn-,har ~, Iaa,,s no.I.I H." n,,. g. ,
n.t;tv l,,r;na Wa proso"+ WV, ,rat t'''' ~
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Last nUhH"y ana MONDAY were
stormy days lnth' Io'aIlty-ths 'tor,
mieSt of the season. Consid cradle
fencing wa, blown down and trees