The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-12-05

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A Bardstown, KY letter in the Shelby
Cesrdnt says last Sunday night, a
Wild, raying-mad negro rushed into the
captn. Vnurch during services, and
,rlgn.enea the congregation into religion
py MS Wid eapers Inc women shrieked
ana Ia,nted' and the men seized the luna
'ic ahu the services ended The same
negro was again arrested last night, and Is
now ~ jan awaiting the action OF a jury
ae iuna'lco lnqulrenao'
A Nashville despatch contains letter
from ex-Congressnan Stokes written at
alexander, SIXTY miles east OF Nashville,
sa'nns .ns' an epidemic IKE the black
nuA, winch follows cholera, has broken
OUT .here, ana nYe apparently healthy peo-
PIE naa died IN one night, while Others
, wsre lying Inc place is small and the
'nnaO''ans are hylng terror stricken
;, necofuing 70 the SWISS Times, the
on,'eu STATES imported from Switzerland
curing 'he year 1910, articles OF the fol-
lowing g value na "ooiien ana cotton fab
rics, e3,ooz,V OO; embroidery, 81 ,Zo1 800;
cheeSe, sz,ioU,IzO silks, We, lo3,s6O;
straw gooas, Sz,z9o,OoO; clocks, watches
anu articies Tor their manufacture, 49,
o'o,ooV, ana musical boxes, Sloo,9zO.
The silyerware factory Of s. Brewer &
Son, at Albany, was robbed early Monday
morning OF silverware to the amount of
from $4,000 TO $4,000. The jewelry
establishment Of L. G. Burgess, in the
same building, was robbed of $4,000
worth OF valua6ies' The store OF James
maAweli, IN Albany was also robbed on
saturday night
The number Of destitute in the districts
OF Nebraska which were ravaged by the
grasshoppers, is estimated at nearly 5000.
Some OF them are within reach of help by
thelr more fortunate noo nsighbors' but 1t I"
Del,eseu mat l1'ooc VIII nave 70 DC sup
ported curing the WINTER and until another
crop ID grown
Thirty years rental Is the average value
OF land In England, but some land in
northumberland recently sold at the rate
VI SILKY years ~ reI'al. inc purchaser was
"eu'Woi'n Dlacke1t beaumont, rich
cTa, owner ana member Oh parliament,
"nose '"0oiie N Sa'u 70 NC over eooo'Voo
yrar' u i.
~ S on | C W n n, eA9us1'ee 0,
W Se IuP,ehe Oolr' .; ie p, oieu
sunday Lac, af,es .bor. ILL.," oh
ACC of7s Ho was The G.tbar of o. T
NJ Read Halted St.tes M;n;.,or 70
Greece who sa;led for Enron l..t ~
Thor. CO.. -. ''' 80
in Tho un;,od S,,,o. wbosc .ann.i asn"m
di,nres rsscb ,ho Ia 100 ann 80 ee 400 hoo
OF This amornt tbs Mstbod;s, S Cbnroh oo,
tribute. s70o ooo ,ha praShYtor;aa sa SV
600 and Tho Enisconal and 2onara1' viUU :,
Churches about $500 900 apiece. Q
Counsel for NJ, Rsoohor and NJ.
Tiltop have informed .Judga Nelson ,ha,
thew will be ready for tria1 on tho Oh of
Dacamhor 1, ~. 49,. 90 nh, o VI
Beecher. When Judge Nelson received
this notice he ordered that special panel
of l, 900 persons be summoned.
Al Nav Castle Dsl Wsdnssd,v morn
ing, the iury in the cas-. of Aaron X
Woodward, charged with the murder Of
the boy Lukens, rendered verdict of not
guilty. Woodward shot Luken, while the
latter was stealing chestnuts on his farm,
and the killing was not denied.
Two thirds Of Kansas City, an oil town,
in Butler county. Pa wero DESTROYED nv
fire Wednesday. About rs buildiugi
including two hotels, were burned. The
loss is estimated at 100000.
Hon. VIM. Walter Phelps, defeated
by four votes by Augustus Cutler for Con.
gress in the Fifth New jersey District
has written Mr.. Cutler letter congratula-
ting him on his election.
One foot of snow fell nj Port Colborne
Ontario, on Sunday night. The canal
there was frozen on Sunday night, but the