The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-08-28

"A dog is on the police force Of Allegheny,
| Pa. He went TO the police station "a q lodeer
last winter, and has lived there ever since. He
| goes the rounds with an officer, and aasfsts IN
Capturing the ra, cIls, seizlng them whenever
the policemahs strength proves inefictonk He
s0metmes travels alone and when he meets an
"A trace Of the missing mronaut Donaldson
| WINS found at Port Hope, Mich. Tuesday morn.
ing, IN the shape Of bottle contain ng the fol-
| lOwing IN well presei we'd writing: !" Over Lake
Michigan. at 8 p. M. Of the evening OF starting,
about thirty miles mon Chicago. about 2o0O feet
nigh gale COMING from the northeast bal.
loon Is getting out Of older gna rsoaping fast
can't remain up much 10 ger win surely land
In the lake 4; fenriul storm DONALDSON"
The track Of the Delaware and Lack kwanna
Railroad. near Port Morris, ". j.. was blocked
for severai hours on Monday night by a ooIi.
sion between an engine and coal traln. Tues
aay morning, tetnp.rnry switch, AZ the same
place got ont Of or der and threw q number Of
C. a. cars of the track. naain bloc King the Io3l
A few hours afterwards, collision, caused by
using SINGLE track while repaicS were gong
on, occurred IN tue same bD1tbY which two en-
glnes were smashed and fireman was killed.
The road was again opened Tuesd ny evening
Twelve fame houses in Bloomfield, N. J..
loss Is 5000. Incendiarism Is suspected.
PROF. Joel Parker. the EN- nent jutist. died
at his residence in Cambridge, Mass. on tho
l7th inst. He was DO! n at Jaffrey, N. H, Jau.
unry 25th 1895, and WIS graduated from Dart
mouth Col eye in the Class Of 1911 After prac.
tisin0 law at keene. N. H. for seventeen wears,
during which ne served two terms in the State
Legislature he was appointed Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court of the state In 1888 and
Chief Justice five years later. His mature
years were devoted to labors IN scientific and
theoretical jurisprudence more than TO the nc.
a COMMITTEES to revise the laws @ Of New lew Msmp.
shire was. for ton years, from i8H to 1857 prof
essor OF medical Jurisprudence in Dartmouth
Royal professor OF law in Harvard University.
MIRA Mary Killerhouse. a centarian, died ct
Kinderhoox on Friday last, aged one hundred
maiden name was Lick, and sshe was born in
the town OF Kinderho0k June nth. 1890 Sho
had been married Iour times first at the age Of
last husband has been lead several years. she
was very intelligent aud had q retenttve mem.
Of good health, and Iied without any npparent
bodily disease. she leaves many descendants
scattered over the country.
The centenary Of the birth Of Mrs. Mary
Locxet. Of Bradford, Clearfield county, pa, was
celebrated few days ago. Mrs. Locket has
Two children living, sixty-six and sixty eight
years old respectively and sister In her eighty
honor OF Mrs. Locket Dv her neighbors who
partook of several dishes cooked by herself
"A serious accident befell nIr Edwin Booth
the tragedan, on the 18th inst He was driving
a span OF horses down hill near Stamford,
Conn when the head stall OF one Of the horses
oroSe; Cn, ane team % ran away and MT: Booth and
HIS friend was slightly injured, but Mr. Booths
arm apd two Of his RIBS were broken.
Montreal (Canada) is In imminent danger OF
mob ascepdency. When this occurs In q French
population we know what to expect. Tho
scenes OF 1908 and 1871 in Paris may be enacted
over aeain. The late ant-vaccination riot
which dictated to the City Council and f1ually
routed 1t from the Council Chamber, is to be
followed, as matter Of course. by the arrest.
trial and punishment Of all persons actively on
gaged in It against whom evidence can be OBJ.
tanned. but threats Of bloody vengeance are
uttered II arrests are made. There 10 no mill.
tary force in Montreal except some volunteer
militia, and the police are weak and wort hlees
in fight, There Is, therefore. danger OF the
asceDdency OF mob Of ignorant, violent per.
sons. led on by few reckless demagoguss. Ths
Commune has some strength In Montreal, aud
has already threatened to burn factories.