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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-05-09
EMMlTSnrEG, MD, April 20, 1874.

AZ. LIttU'.--
The advent Of your val
liable paper being more anxiously looked
for than ever by many of its numerous
readers because of the frequent appearance
of accounts of College Games OF base ball,
| have decid, d to crafty those interested
by few particulars of a game played TO-
day between the newly organized College
nine and nine picked from the remaining
ball players Of the house. The Collgc nine,
or Mountainecrs, made their first appear
anc, this $. 200 in their tasteful uniforms
which display the c'lcndd phys'1uo OF the
players to good alyA:.'"7e.
Though the training OF the boys has been
interrupted of late by uniavoFabie weather
the general playing showed marked I'M
provenent on former games.
The batting too, was more sclcntihc ana
safe. though Messick struck long n.y. iol
the sake of "nuld lang syne' anu mace Il
clean home run amid the plAndlts OF 'he
bows. Mantz, Gowen and Roche, rssayln9
the same feat, came to grief at the hands o
Maizena, LcMonnlcr and Larrctta WhG
cauubt the flies given them, i'll splendid
style. ,,,o,.,
with tho grace and pluck OF a native faf-
isian. -
Mr.. Gallighcr was equally effective and
agile at first base. Mr. Tcarnry az snort
seemed to have found vcritable ElDofaoT
~ his playing displayed all the renewed
ii or of youth. Bat TO do Justice to eaci,
plavcr would require more space than c"ul;'
y, il I've SHARED in Your esteemed "tlnN"h.
I,cncctorwurl, till Exhibition, the Moun'
:ailccrs will play practice games every
Thursday, aud should hey continue TO I'M
prove as rapidly rs of late they will be III
excellent condition for The match with tnt
Georgetown Club after Exhibition.
SPECTATOR.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-05-09
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and without t,ynr affection or n,rti,Iity
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determine whether tho rnbIic convenience
rro,lircs that the said Road sl.orld he or.
MI anI Il in ynnr n,,inin, tho n,,l;,
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Gas. J. Yingiing & Co., Of Westnin-
s,er, have Just received one of the largest
and best assortment OF Goods ever hrouSl,l
to Western Maryland. Their Stock n il'!
and complete. They sell VERY CHEAP tnl
CASH. If you want to save money give
them Il fair trial. You will never regret 1t
"There Will be grumblers till the end
of time" writes one who grumbier
because some one else has grulnlled
and does not please him. 50 it IS
But why complain of others complain
ing?
Give us Jersey for justice. y
colored teamster over in Jersey CITY
was fined $.25 last woel, for DRIVING
his horses at a gallop while his trucE
was heavily loaded.
Holman Hunt. the eminent Ing
Ii artist, is about to marry th'
sister of his deceased wife, TO dt
which he will have to leave lIugiand
60" TIC diminishing Railroad meeting
Akcs pace Oh the @3d inst.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-05-09

Lat week we had the annual re-
port that the peach crop was destroy
ed by the frost. The same news
comes every year. Later advices
assure US that it is safe. Let Us hope
for the best.
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TIE SCORE.

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mI.s.,a. ,,o.sM''nc which You are to rem,
&'r on "r'i."pnH"y. evenings >''H '".l.
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Tr,y,1 Is ;,r,aa.:nt on The Western.
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pleasing COIlnlclltHCc tlaJ VIC Ibu''So 'N'y
who sings the sweetest and performs the
best at the 'Oratorio," will be the recipient
of quart Of rich, ripe, luscious straWper-
ries all smotherrd in cream.
Cornelius Koontz, of Bruccvillc, near
Double Pipe creek, shot wild goose Jew
days ago that measured over five feet
across the wings.
E4 A writer in the New York HcT"(d,
now visiting lIagerstown, says the prettl-
est woman in the United States, does not
reside quarter Of mile from where he
dates his letter Hurra for Washington
county!
ly- The white and red roseSwil wave
and be cntwined on CarrolfStrcct next
week
"TnE ORAToRIo of ESTHER, TIE BEAU,
T1FUL QUEEN" under the direction OF
Prof J. Mark Oslcr, is being improvised,
and will be performed by the Mechanics
town Musical Socicty,at the Engine ll3use,
near Emnl;tsbury street and the western
Nh. Hotel on Whit Monday evening, Goth
instant. Some % or 30 of the handsomrst
young ladies of the village have been
placed on the roll as singers and artists,
and they are bending their aNertlons to
make it one of the most elegant musical
entertainments that has ever occurred i'll
the place. The amateur performers will be
dressed in appropriate costume
We attended the practice and Rehearsal!
of the Society the other evening, and from.
wInt We Witnessed I'VE nre pcrsuadel it
viii he nm r,rnanl antr,toinrcut and rralll
success
-,
~ Oar near nrlEhhor, hf. 'co' w.
! e ckSlair, has IlsHt pot his carroll S,rtt'
uansion tlaciy p@pclcd III IAN. iiai''r
best siy,e 0i paper hang!nG' lEerc h"H'
be something in the W!nd.
szg- Tloro vo,,nr man in Cincinnati
,N,,,n,, tL,t t.. v,il ,nt .,,n,,,ro,e nm an
,'', 'u ''1 ~, w.,iI v,Ir, gnnl n,,tc
t,r NO ,!,,1, ,rhn r:Tir1 When She Heard
~, n,r.,.I ;r,,l,
'''N '''''>>' - 'N'''
B2autiiy the streets and yards, by r'ttil.'
ing trees and tloNrrs.
.e,r..,,s,,,,,, Ir.,us Tic cIoitrrinr
marin lirl. fran l,,r Snl,L have made
,r;r n',' ,,is ni,r,. hnt nm,or-
t,,nn,,,',t t'n,. ,.,ln,', hnl, il, dwell ~
Mr. 'u,I h,nr,, hos n,encl \ Com
dictionary ,tDI" in the house which MI r.
( y. pupAorn formerly oGcupi+IL PLEASE cal!
and see his anr'cS.
Slnct he streets nave been paved th@fr
Is hUt ii!tIr mud.
tive moyr here. .LoriIv.
TIT, npIn cat. have DESTROYED a naMlrr
oi.Gcg@s in Mr., H. ". SS;>'1,.s, enc" VI coop
in thi, town I'M, season,
'Tyo Du,, were rc.rDlIy,,,l in this place
10, NJ. II hrougAt $l,5 and lot No, L.,
SIts.
GH- The fiHr hous" and lot located on
%'LI "I "I ;J " "',, !, ",' ,r ,..,,y
cy Of George F'Mu,t & Soa. is offered for
I y r o" ~ ,r , "' ''' ''''''' = "'''''
'''
~ The "I>aA'''@ N''s' property, a"'!
-r''' >a'l farms @"IoI'i u 'A U" ~,
~ y! .5 ia 9h I' .taHt Gy o~.cA Bios.
.lonsagep. This is q li4c property. See
Col. VIZ. 3. TAnLGa, lie Sheriff q,
hi, county. AMI Formerly proprIrtyl.ut the
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-05-09

M- a fail line Of PLAIN end
PLAID WHITE DRESSES, goo,,.
Of the latest design, a5
J. Ying'jng & Co. $,
May Git Westminster.
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For Burgess
JOHN HOPP. ............... II
For Commissioners:
PETER HOKE, ............ lO3
7. S. AMMAN, 500. 500. 70
JAS. A. ELDER, ............ SO
MARTIN SWEENEY, ..... IS
DAVID AGNEW, ............ p
JACOB LANTZER. ......... Is
President Of Fire Company:
ROBERT II. GELWICKS. ...75
Vice President Of Fire Company:
VIM. +. LANsINGER. ..... IS
lst Engineer Fire Company:
N. ROWE. Observation-Disclosures. 70
81 Engineer Fire Company.
ED. J. ADAMS. ............ -
Secretary:
VIM. s. GUTHRIE. ........ -
Co. The "Oid Fogy Ticket was &c
'H0trd:
For Bnt.rss:
y. G. Ade'shcrgcr .....,...... 81
For Commissioners:
John Witicrow, ................ ~
Isaac Iiydcr 30
ID. Geek, -. ...., ..... y
! < CtI.;cl;s " %
Bennett Tyson, ....,,..,.......- %
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-05-09

gt.s~ FjftT.three persons we're re-
Gently Ni,irl by an explosion "a a co"I
mine at Lancashire. England.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-05-09

EMXIT5BURa CORPORATE ELECTION.
The Election for Corporate officers
in Emmitsburg last Monday, resulted
as follows. The Improvement Ticket
was elected
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CHANGE OF CIR TINI.
On sul after Monday urNi, the arriva
and Dnpa,%ure of Cars al Mcchans>toNn
v a. Nc as follows
Morning Train for Baltimore S;|3
Nynn Train tor Wi!lihnsport llHo
-Atternoen train for Baltimore sos
Evening ,tlss.p Cor WilliamHpoit 100
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-05-09

REDucrIoE or FARE.--Thc Western
MI Railroad has reduced its fare l"r l.,-
sew rer travel From Mcchauicsi"wn
To R,,lt;,nore =
1. M.,u,iuu.,r .. 50
Willanspagt ...........'.'.''i'" W
IIarcrNuWn ................ ~
Other points in i,roporlion
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0n the 23d ulto., in Baltimore, MAu DE
NAY BELLE, youngest child Oh Isabel T.
and the late Edward a. Barker.
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CHANGE OF CAR TIME.

,iecAan;cStown, May ., 1874.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-17
The Ashantee War

DISPATCHES have at last arrived from tho
gold coast, fully confirming previous reports Of
victory, and dispelling the fears which were
entertained for the safely of the expedition.
The Ashantee king finally surrendered himself
into the hands Of the British troops, and was a
prisoner at Gen. Woseley's headquarters.
London dispatch from Wolseley, says
Coomassio has been captured and burnt
The king has fed The British troops have
commenced their home march unhndered 4
dispatch dated the 9th says: The Ashantee
messengers, just arrived, request treaty Of
peace. l will remain here with my troops UNI
til the 18th or llth to allow time for negotia-
tons"
Upon the fall Of Coomassie, Gen wolseley
issued an order to his troops England is
proud Of such men, and am proud Of the
honor Of commanding them"
DISPATCHES received at the war Office from
General Wolseley says that no means were
left untried to effect peaceable solution Of the
campaign. The Kings palace was not touched
till the last hour and the troops left Coomassi,
without an article of plumber OF "a officer,
first sent 10 organize the expedition four wer,
killed, three died of fever, and seven wer,
wounded Rains have commenced and tn,
streams and marshes are swollen, impeding
/ the homeward march Of the troops
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-17
Labor troubles.

The carpenters, painters, track-hands and
freight-house employees of the Erie Railroad
we're on a strike on March 9th to compel the
company to pay alleged back wages due, it ii
said. since January lst The machinists and
blacksmiths were not engaged in tho strike
The New York Post says the wages for January
were only paid on March 2. The wipcrs' in
the engine house Of this company we're cut
down from Sl36 to 81 per day.
Tue weayers in the Camden, n J., woolcn
mills have agreed not to return to work until
they receive the prices paid before tho panic.
The striking employees Of the Philadelphia
cotton and wooden mills resolve 10 hold out for
the advance demanded
FULL time has been resumed at the Union
Pacific shops at Omaha
The strike ON the Lehigh Railroad continues
Il was instituted for the purpose Of getting
an advance Of ten cent per day over the wages
paid before the panic. No trains are running
Mail cars viii not run, the company refusing
to run them, unless trains can go with them
All sidings between Wayerly and SayTe, ars
filled with cars, brakes set wheels taken of,
and switches spiked.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-17
Washington.

THE aggregate amount Of internal revenue
collected from September Is, 1862, when the
internal revenue laws first went into effect, up
to February %, 1874 last month, estimated, is
Il, 792, $50 900. OF this amount there is due
from the late Collector, s2,525, l99, for the re-
eovery of which suits have been begun,
The President has recently again defined his
position with regard to financial legislation. II
fayors free banking, and would go in thi
direction farther than most Eastern Congress-
men. But he insists that any measure for free
banking should BIO safely guarded as to redemp-
ton that it should contain provisions looking
to speedy resumption, 1t is not unlikely that
the President might veto any bill which did not
contain these latter safeguards.
INTELLIGENCE has reached the Department
Of State that on the 10th inst. the act of the
Canadian Parliament will go into operation
prohibiting the transportation of goods or pas
sengers by water from one port to another
except in British ships, and imposing heavy
penalties if any goods or passengers are car.
ried contrary to the provisions Of the act.
The recall of Mr.. Van Buren,, Minister t
Austria, is probable.
Tue President has appointed the following
government directors of the Union Pacifi,
Railroad James I. Wilson, Iowa; l. II. Willard
Nebraska John G. S. Harrison, Indiana JOIN
| A. Tlbbets, Connecticut; and Francis b. Brew
er. New ycrk-au FOR one year from March IL
/ 1874
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-17
Foreign.

A dispatch from Bayonne contains the fol-
lowing intelligence, obtained from Carlist
sources Don Carlos has announced that it
is not his intention to impose a contribution on
the population of Bilboa when that place is
taken On his entrance into the city he will
proceed to the Cathedral and be crowned king
Of spain. He will swear to support the hber-
ties of the people, and will constitute govern
ment with Gen. Elio ss President of the Coun-
cil, An appeal will be made to foreign powerr
to recognize the belligerency Of the Carlists
lie wiz declare Spaniards exempt from allie.
glance to any other government than his own
He will draw $4,000, 600 As the nfst INSTALL
ment Of the loan previously contracted"
DISPATCHES from Calcutta report that the
distress among the famine-stricken people in
Eastern Fishost is increasing In one village
alone there have been eighteen deaths from
starvation in four days. The number OF appli-
cauts has increased from 5000 to $4,000 with
IN a week
TIE new British Parliament assembled on
March 5th and elected Harry RouvieTie brand
Speaker Of tho House of Peers
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-17
Crimes and casualtles.

A NoLLE thosQUt has been entered At Yauk.
ton, d. T. la the case Of r. r. Wmtennute
for killing General McCook, ON the ground Of
legaLty ia the Indictment and he was baled
TO await the action Of the next Grand jury.
IHE criminal suit for libel of Luther c. Han
against Woodhul, her sister Clatlin. and her
husband Blood, was hrough. to trial in the
New York Court Of Sessions On march 9Th. 4
plea for delay BY defendant counsel was de-
med, and the cmpanehng jury began The
defendants are without bail. their bondsmen
having surrendered them TO the hands Of The
sheriff, and they must 60 TO Ludlow street iail
unless new snrctesa are obtained, which is uulik
y.
TUE loss Of the French brig Sidi and gtho
American bark Chrs. Mitchell. ON the Pacific
coast, are announced Three lives were lost
from the latter
HgSRY ID. kINDiG was Instantly killed at
Pekin, H., by falling down coal shaft. dis
lance l76 feet Tie was q miner. and was de-
scending 10y a rope when his foothold slipped.
DURING thunderstorm ON March ith. while
William Neshtt, who resides six miles west Of
hokomo, Ind, was going home in two-horse
wagon, with his wife and two children. he was
killed by stroke Of lightning, as was one Of
the horses, his vito and children thrown
from the wagon, and lis wife was struck blind
oN the 18TH Of last month four men rode To
the house Of a half breed named John Glass
~ the Indian nation, called Him to The door
and as he stepped out, each emptiod the con.
tents OF their guns into his body. killing him
instantly. They then beat the body 70 a jelly
with their gums, aftcrward escaping.
REv. " BALKAN, d. D., prominent clergy
man and professor At Lewiston. Me, was
thrown from his horse and killed last week
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-17
At Large.

THE California Assembly has passed bill
making women eligible TO educational offices.
Mr.. JOSEPH LoSGwoRrH, of Cincinnati, has
donated $4,000 in government bonds for endow-
nent Of the art department Of the Cincinnati
University.
RECENT heavy rains have caused the over
flow Of the Mississippi river at number Of
places below Cairo aud above Memphis, and
some sections Of the country are covered for
miles by water Below the latter city the sit
nation il still worse, az the water is only two
feet below the great aood Of seven years ago,
aud Il is feared some Of the leyees will break,
in which case the destruction of property
would DO immense, and should crevasse oc-
cur below Chicot, Ark, or ON the Mississippi
side, the entire valley would be flooded to
yicksburg, and even below there. All the
streams in Arkansas are bank full, and the
White river bottom is under water.
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Inc Game in FLORIDA.

The Floridans are learning 20 play
tricks on travellers A letter written by
a soiourner there says:
They enter into combination, and
when the Yankee swarm begins ~ ar
rive, about the lst of January, every.
thing advances. Livery proprietors
double their carriage rates and advance
their keep Of horses 30 per cent. Butch
ers advance their price of meat and
game ten cents a pound, and everything
in proportion. A sick Yankee pays s.
and 81 a hundred for good oranges
which, previous 60 his arrival sold for
p. so and 81 hooking birds worth Al
other times So and 81, are priced n
from $50 "a $50. and alligator teeth.
heron wings and other curiosities com.
mandfahulous prices
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-17

rose, the Speaker announced Messrs Bass, McDou.
gall and Sayler a committee 30 attend the funeral
ct ex-President Fillmore.
Senate.
WEDNESDAY,, March 11.-Immedlate-
" sitel tue opening prayer, announcement was
ipaoe Of the DIVING condition Of Senator Sumner
ana tue Senate adjourned
House.
concurrent resolutions were adopted. reciting
'nA' aneeed that grave abuses exist in the gov
eminent printing office, and the abolition Of the
ranking privilege will largely reduce the public
printing, and requiring the Joint committee on
printing TO report whether the yna,t ,;,,
Office cannot be discountenanced ana ~ ~ I
sums OF money cannot be saved by a chsnso a., r.
manner of doing public printing with $500 ~
send for persons and papers.--BiIs were nass.S
tn amend the act of the 14th of Februar, Is9I ~,
ing pensions to certain soldiers aud sailors ~ th
war Of 1872 and to restore TO the pension ron ths
persons whose names were struck thersfrom IN c,,T
sequence Of disloyalty granting $50 for artincis,
Dyes to soldiers who have lost an eve and proyiIna
that in case OF death remarriage Of soldiersi
widows having pension, or the death Of soldiers
orphan children, the pension shall revert 20 tbs de-
pendent father, mother, other relative Of the sol.
der, from tht date Of such death or remarriage.-
The House spout some time in COMMITTEES OF the
whole on the legislative appropriation BILL and ad-
iourned receipt Of the news OF the death Of Sena.
tor Sumner.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-17
Indian Affairs,

TnI new Indian appropriation bin appro-
PIRATES 81 39l no, against IS, Sal il9 last year.
INDIAN AGENT sAylILE writes from the Red
Cloud agency that many Indians have left
some with the unconceaed intention Of joining
the war party. Crazy Horse is on the war path
lie thinks two thousand Indians could be con
contracted there in a short time regiment
once inside the stockade could defend i against
any force they could raise, but the difficulty i.
to get there, The Indians have sentiuels all
over the country, and keep line along tile
hills Of the Platte, 80 that force starting from
The fort would be precedod BY The LndIans.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-17
Somewhere.

How can cease to pray for thee? Somewhere
In Gods great universe thou art to-day,
Can He not reach thee with His tender carer
Can He not hear me when for thee pray?
what matters il 70 Him who holds within
The hollow Of His hand all worlds all space,
That thou art done with earthly pain and sin;
Somewhere within His ken thou hast place.
Somewhere thou livest, aud hast need Of Him,
Somewhere thy soul sees higher heights to climb
And somewhere still, there may be valleys dim
That thou must pace 10 reach the hills sublime.
Then all the more, because thou eanst not hear.
poor. humble words Of blessing viii pray,
b truth, brave heart God bless thee, wheresoe'er
InHis great universe thev art to-day.
julia &. r. DoTr in Scribner's
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-17
The East.

In II reported at Boston that Postmaster
Burt Is to retire. and that State Senator Bale,
is 10 be rendered the office
Az attempt wa made 10 rob the the Bank Of
Fottsdam, Penn, few DAYS since. but wa.
discovered, and the burglars Aod
GEN. ScnENJE, United States Minister Ia
England and ex-senator Cattcll. representing
The Treasury Department in Europe. have an.
rived in New York and Caleb Gushing sailed ~
Spain
a MAS named John Anderson, rcgeaih d.
charged from the railroad shops m Wallbgfari
Conn, entered there and aftor sroahiue /
few words angtiiy fred twelve shots At the
men, two u whom Horauo Hail and FREDERICK
Newton, were fatally wounded Anderson then
rushed from the building and tut ms own
throat
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-17
Tho Weat.

\ BbrNr a baltimore drummer. was shot IN
HOUSE oi il-famc at Dayton, and fatally IN.
jurcd while trying 90 stop a quarrel between
two Of the female inmates.
MrnchANnisE arriving az Detroit destined
tor British Columbia, via san Francisco viii
be allowed 90 go forward under the combined
entry Tor transportation and expectation
TIM board u Irish immigration. a. provided
for by thc Irish Catholic Benevolent uniop #
The United states, ami which win operate II
connection with the national hoard II bst
union has been appointed