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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
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Rsess sfeaNS sksrssrSes- IN MINI sh- BATTLE Of LEX
nN1TCH t-Sesz Esila TrvUpss unn1Oieaed ard unPrc-
~ scay, Ia rno aApnnaz manner fired upon and
EEs % Of Ger ecatncrs s-n roS6ed them Of ther pro-
~ cIes pionSerd and hrnr shci- houfes could the
Sea 81 rss6 vOe3, f0ns AZ whom ee IN the pains Of cAid-
k - 5es Of h babes prayers Ct old acc, connd
hesssf cxae acpeze the;rr1 iss blood Ter divert tena
Coco asss DESIGN Of MURDER zrG ROHEERYf
pa ruizzE Of tis asrin vii, cs5by IN
CON pobEscd ~ authority, CaErsee q the Pro-
Cor cyrls have xrn a7soia,-d to make zia enquiry AID 10
Ne oofsieu On oath, Of och knowing ts
II. rivae, ss1J Ehs -xptz1a O. feace hsyr
tSO whois vsraciy = unEaSaiocss tha ssinS &C.
~ y, beorr ,Es Sas.l., sss Crr1ser sa -b.1nfasry
.t all drafted frns the feys-aI fseE-ns IL Boon,
re lur the command Of c<sf, aa4r~4s o5fved tha-
s ransous ard other bostsr PIT together, and Sized
czri1s. Ja vc RI. fufpccn lhzs
r able erpedoa in--ndst b. nc ot=y, bur What
s-r aabizn,s -ecsd detcznne-Aow-ge-, the
Bottom, Chai.eRUxn o,dsFrdvo ook
at- ' sr&usP-e- About, 70 oxock dc nighr Of the
s. The txdoVs aoor covsze5 70 Be the
Is nanOcr, md IL uss nusa they s5r7g in
aat d they gvasy h<susar the piscs n Gle evniosl
s. u c the Common e=psTs Il OF Immediately
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o ~ rode on nnsia h. cane E9t l wh.n s,-pg CT
.aasr ~ ra''e thre han - kssng & FFsssnes ofl boz!
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hi % ans ce-. @lae besy 1t toe trors q ~ mean tr,
~ Sorarsi e Lieut. Ccioss3 Slrh I'd cror1 the river.
ss ~ - Phc2c farm Thy Immediately re nun5c7 *
gas saes - Lc.ngeors nn be5v Concord, with zzr
.Fe c7z-y e raiE-vcf about g r7-ay~ rausss rear
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f m frrrro ~ rua, haooiug as5 hsr rai1s md co.t-
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TT nc Confirmation 81. toe peopieFcS C&bkf-
town. Whehspue Enemies ws,s senIsdpS ,bx
\ own, sts ,oexpt iibis ; the Ttcup, bsss,S brA
khaysd tcieisbiy eivl, tsnd tht People hsss. aoss
neatiy all left The Tcao.4s . TX y - - 80
Ihes foiloSing 10 = Liz Of rise .pfpvineisis ala
~ we're Killed and 9pnnded.. - S's:...:4
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19

By HEERY wADswoRTH LoNGFELLow
Listen, my ca fdreDl and you snan hear
OF the midnight ride o. Paul Revere,
on the egntc. nth d April, In Seventy-nve;
Hardly man is nov alive
Who remembers that famous day and year.
He said 70 his nerd. III the British march
BY land or sea rom the town tonight
Hang q lantern aiofI 10 the bery arch
or the NORTH CDr'rch tower as o signal light
one n by land. two, n ny sea;
And on the opposite shore Will be
Ready TO ride ana spread the alarm
Through every kAidiesex village and farm,
For the countryside 10 be up and arm.n
Then ne said sCdod nightp and with munled oar
Silently rowed torbe Charlestown shore.
Just as the moor rose over the bay,
Where swinging vide at her moorings, lay
the Somerset. Rtrlsh man-of-wa;
phantom snip Win eacn mast and spar
Across the moor IKE prison bar,
And a huge black mix, that was magnined
BY It's own renectIon IN the tide.
Meanwhile, his n end. through alley and street.
wanders AMI watches with eager ears,
TIL in the siien9 around ne hears
The muster OF menat the oarrack door,
The sound OF ards ana the tramp or ieet,
And the meas ped tread or the grenadiers
Marching NJ 70 taeir boat on the shore.
men he climbed inc tower OF the ola North Church
BY the wooden stairs. with steaItny tread.
TO the berry c. snpsr overhead,
And startled tie be,eons rom their perch.
on the sombre ral4rs, that round him MAKE
Masses anu MOVING shapes OF shade
BY the trembling adder steep aud rail-,
10 the hignes. winlo IN the wall.
where ne pausedrb listen and look down
moment on the ioos Of the town,
Ana the moonilghtnovlng over all.
Beneath, In the cnircnyard ay the dead.
In their night cncanpmsnt on the NIL,
wrapped in slIenct 50 deep and sin
That he could heal, like the senrineps tread,
The watchiuI nielt Wind as u went
creeping along inn tent % tent.
And seeming 70 Whisper. IAN is wellp
A mOmeat only kofees the spell
ofthe place aud 10 hour, and the secret dread
oftne lonely beliri and tho dead;
Pcr suddenly al 10 though arc bent
on a shadowy som thing far away,
where the river wdens to meet the bay
A line oi black tnas bends ana Goats
On the rising tide, Re bridge Of boata
Meanwhile, impstsn 10 mount ana ride.
Booted ADD spur -. WIN ! heavy stride
On the opposite shpre walked Paul Revere.
Now he patted f;gnorsg's side,
Now lie razedat tie landscape FAR and near.
Tnen, Impetuous, ltam5ei the EARN,
AMI turned and ttateaea ms horses grin;
Eur mostly he va ned with eager search
Tue seiiry tower ne Old NORTH Charcn.
As rose above J. graves On me hin
Lonely and spcctrelApd soaore anu s,iH:
and 70 - NJ loofs. "a ths Uclfrys height
glmmer ami M y team otHght
Ne SPRINGS ID t. sride ne BRIDE ne turns
Eut fingers aao I'll l.ll l5I On his sight
second lsinp IN ~ bAlct burns
A nu-ry oy boofn Il III vlIayn srroo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19

Kai1f0z0a, s44trfI 90, HI775..s1s ~ -. :.
II RES aerserngp bssa maze se,~een General
nc and the nhstaEs Of the Of Bottom, for the
es,c, n r pfcns and sae fuhaof he inhaSaos q the
rBoDn, may pofsd excepting rheis fire stn .nd
afs,-.s ;nu0she ccurt-v.e- $500 IS 81 s. Fss r -
70 1sac a5y tie Inhabitants Of this ocy, s6
sar ino the of Boon WIKI their eee Fire.
no nustiuhs excepted, have srzt0n for thar rur?oe
sfta h p.o-Stsd oyr am I- and nlOls ~hos'ss ~
@ "a L 60 EoaGn.aa I5sr his Trolve &c nredlzsy poa
aasge. ~.
p pfe -peosarsA fo The giving fsF cas- bosr
re ~ At 61znf the Suazt chasisaoyr Snosa &C
tr- ss Z 1fr. Eo1 Ssreay1r, jnas AZ taxhUEy.se -
fcSEPE5 WARREN, P5rsdsnsz TT, Ttsssfs
- 6eexuaa FEN be mirutss, 4. a Il II - 80.
SaMBEz FAR NAM Sccresay.Prc ems
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% nYINcIAL .scOsNGER.E,s:ss

PR pTsIN:CItAL, .eCOsNGsRssEsSSs
s+Hsisy.crm, 4lo,sl rs - II 4
II 1851 aEAS this conrs6. she scay Of iDaans
~ hsa,sppOr,ed sommissee for eh county, TO- receive
Il ~ yuttes Of corsfpordencs fuch Counties Fate Of
fthesuSns and diftTiS, with rcpet 10 having
Eootnena and Prvvnsia, meafusss for the prefcee-
ssf s oUnu, Eon fyerJ and whsrcaa rhe difrerd Sir
Tie colony may probably rendsrts very nsgrus
Il 6surn6er # msn6ess Aeuid DC astea from the Con.
tfaest ftp asgds7 Of My pex the day rasnu9nsd f0s
-.6t tre,so,, .s<~.-c
RI sotysr =, That, the FIT meeting OF Eid COM
oincnes oSs fsEyR Yeda.@9r 40 as'e oneh and
ended 20 the vc1a committees Of orrrpoaGenes,
s rae Of the cune7a Of the,r REFLECTIVE towns and d
TO- fad fourth Wsdnsf3sy Of May arssrdiosiy, and ef
sy iesa % their oossHeing provincial rsss any thing
sls die sorms sefove Of this Cons.s tfsgins
s-pf ~ mgr I. 49,. ~ /. -'''y'r
49, X exraa from The minutes,
SAMUEL KEENAN,. Sezefssy, Pfo-y Tenn
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FAC-SIMILE OF THE "GAZETTE'S" ACCOUNT OF
THE BATTLE--Section of page, natural size.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19

oc' Cs0onss sss osfIcd 70 sOufter The D. eunses with
which 10 With ceani DOW ,nvoisr. 49,
bm ~s eanaes ecnsinuec soGns ~hosi rgs, so4
PssDenr. We Gall 81 ~ - Dir risvs lnsi-s n. ~.
ss.s % ~ .o 90 isssscs isss Year. Ssis s<y
msks imr.sisfr Psymsu,
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beit botte> biele interelan Same 5u be-
lu3en, er5dblt: Isle tpobnt I'M orittcn
@todperte bcs M}ontae'l9en 9oules.
@ie lab, 9an5 weib 9etleiOet, ouf eincm
2eocriopbo. gBeber lire @altung mod
ibre PbDlio9nomie lie ben bas boDe Otter
errotben. San YerIauf fe eincs oreipier=
| telitiinoi9cn @elprd6es er5dblte bic oltc
Trau> bab lie i'm Sabre 1857 in Mien
geboren woroen 1ei in friibeiter Sugcnb
bic Gltern perloren Dabe uno 1obann
lommt ibrer @9>pefer bon elmer @rdfin
gBeibenfels, pel@e @ofoame Set &ailerin
W}arta Sberclio MAR on9enomn1en mor=
Sen lei. Die alte Same lpra@ immcr
nit Der. freunoli6iten Miene, unb menn
lie 1T Der @r5ablun9 ibrer Grlebnile,
Die freili9 mit,lnter et,pas per,porren por=
gcbra9t >puroen, auf beitere Gpilooen
fam, fpnnte lie rcdt lout uno BON Ser
5en laden. Qln unangenebmc Greignilie
l6eint lie li6 ni9t 5u erinnern, ooer lie
fat mod 10 picl Selb ftbebcrr1 6unG hob
iie oielelben Dem ncu9ieri9cn Belu6cr
per16mei9t. @ie nar 5pei M}al perDei=
ratbet, uno mit @tol5 lpri9t fe bon IT.;
rem Mdnnern, pelde bei0e t. t. Obcr1t 1te
maren; Der crfe mar Ober1t Siirlc, ber
5pcite Oberit b. 9ill ltein, 1ie lelbjt lit
cine 9eborene @6ubai. Die 0ame fat
ni6t piel 8eoiirfniile; ols Ntitglieo ei=
ner unter oer Sal lerin Mario Sbere5ta
'betono oenen Moels9c1eql6oft bdlt lic ii@
fiir 1ebr rei6 uno per16ndbt trpb ibrcr
Mru1utb alle ibr in Torm BON Nln1oIen
bor9cbra9ten Sc l6ente. 9ieie humber
bare alte Same miro bon einem cbenfalls
l9on bejobrten Traulein felt 16 Sobrcn
be0ient lpel6cr 5ur Beitreitlng ocr
BeoiirfniIc> feline onoere &eliourcer,
als Gin 9erin9er @naOengebalt uno oas
Grtrd9nib oer ,peni9 Re lu6tcn Sabatbuoc
5ur @erfii9un9 itebt. Sic 9rei1e 0ber=
tin 1T ber fe item l1eberScugung, bob 1ie
np9 pielc Sabre leben uno am SoIefi-
tage, an luel6em lie GUT Welt gefommen,
ou9 ltefben tperoe. sic lit cine grpbe
Blumenlieb6obertn uno Elm l9wor5er al
ter pinl3er leiitet ibr in ibrer Giniom=
felt @elcul@aft.
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q nfQabe GO. "a.

Uunf ormc 2eutc, bic lan9c ouf bet 9}ciie
iuaren unb fein @elo mebr, abcr groben Sun>
get batten, baten cincn Mann, bcr ibnen auf
Der 2onoitrabe be9esnete, I'm Elm Iln'olcn. Ser
quite Mann tbe,lte iein @elo unter fie, CAB ei>
,,cm 10 biel ipe bem anoern uno fa9te: IS
tDut mir lcio, bab i@ nidt mebr @clo bel mir
babe; iucnn id nod 20 @ents mebr BET mir
battc, 10 bottc id) jcbem BON cud) Is Gents &C.
ben to1ncu. gSic uicl @clo Dotte CT bci iid)?
limb ipic nicl erb0lt icoer Nrn,c?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-20

rem : le trQTtt9cf nun DER 0etl1 III, Ell
beIto 9rDberes D}aaB ppn &rd ften 5,eb
ct in 1einen 9ienlt. 8eitdnoe nun elm
9leide 8ertbeilung bes Derm69ens> Il
ipiiroe Ser frdftige @eiit ni6t oas n0=
tbi9e Maab bet Nlittel fit icine Wirt:
| lomfcit baben Der ni6t 10 frdftige @eil
Ddtte einen ueberi idub an Gi9entbum
bos unbeniibt bliebc ooer no6 peroerben(
auf i'm 5uriitfipirten miirOe. ~ SCI
Gpmmunismus wiberl ltreitet ber politi:
|10en Notur bes W}en16cn. 9cnn oa=
bur0> boB uos 8erm09en an Die Wen:
| 51cn perl1ieben pertbeilt 1T, miro cir
en9erer Nerbono oer @toatsgenolcn ucr=
mittelt> es fcben 1i6 elbititdnbi9fei1
unb 9lb6dngi9feit yegenilbcr; Giner be-
oorf bcs Q(nbern; oiele geiltige uno mo-
terielle Wc9lelbcbiirf ftigteit lit bos feiteit'
Bono oer men1 19li6en @5elelll l6aft: 1it
9riinbet eine Tiile cn9crer 8erbdnoe, &C.
feltet auf oiele 9e9enleiti9e 9iilfebeoiirf=
ti9feit. g8uroe jeber Men16 I'M @taat
iiber eincn 9enii9enoen Mnt9eil am Gr=
bengut perfiigen 0 luiiroen lt6 oit
Menl 6en in unobbdn9i9teit unb @elblt=
,ltdnoiefeit ob@onoern uno pereinieln es
entitdnoe Elm ppliti19er @eporatismus
81 Ser Gpmmunismus >uioerl ltreitet oc1
re1tli6en Natur bes Menl9en. Sebc1
Mcnl6, ser our9 ieine 9rbeit @i9entbum
cr>pirbt, lc9t bnr6 Den oieler GrlperbunQ
sugc>ponoten TleiB> Der bic Nnl ltren9unQ
}einer YerIon 1T feline Perl0nli9feit
@clb1t in bas BON iDm crtuorbcne Gigen=
tbum. ,@ona6 uiiroe Ourd bic 8erle=
bune bes @igentbums bie Yeri ri0nli6teit
un0 ibr Gedt 1elbi # perlett lueroen. Wiir=
ben nun Die Be1ibtbiimer BET Gin5elnen
ols Die Trii9te ser Mni itren9ung oerlel=
ben in eiue >Niolle 5ulammen 9emorfcn
unb 9lei9beitlid pertbeilt> 10 miiroe oo=
bur9 Die Bere6ti9un9 Der ertuerbenben
Yer56nli6teit miBa6tet.. g. Ser Gpm=
munismus ,pioeri ritreitet ber 6conpmi1 19en
@crfol1ung Der @elelllAaft. Ga bier
scr @runol lab 9elten muB: oer 9rDberen
8efdbigung unO Nnltren9uns 9ebiiDrt
audi Gin grbBerer Nntbeil an Oeren Gr=
run9en1 9oft, 10 >piirOe bic 8erlcbung
Bic cles @runblokes> ,peG6e in elmer 9lei=
9en Nertbeilun9 bes @i9entbums ld9e,
ben @porn gut 9(rbeit unpern1eiblid)
ob1 b1t>mpfen. .0ur9 Bertpirfli9un9
beS @pten1s bes Gonmunismus ent=
ltdnoe cine g(us9lei9un9 pber 9}iuelirun9
ni9t bes Yerm0gens> lDnbern ber 9iotb.
Gin @Ditenl, bos NUN 10 ollcn TorOerun=
Der men16li6cn 9totur lpiocrl rltreitet, lit
tbepretil 6 eben 10 unDolthor, ols prof=
tilb unourdfiibrbor. Gs fam oobcr
ni9t aus Der gclunbcn Gntpicflung
mcni0liUcr uno 1tootlibcr 3ul ltQnbc,
1o1ocrn nur olls Der Gcrfc1run9 bcrl cl=
fen uno Bins al: pprilberge9cn0e Sri 9ci=
1'nn9 ent tltcbcn.
Gpmpab, bos 9Scrf5ell9> luel6cs un=
ter 8erikun9 Der Gi9enlbaft ocs be-
pe9li@en N}a9netcs> li9 iets no@ 9}or=
ben gu pcn0en, bo5u bicnt, 1id 1T ben
9inmelsri9tllngcn 81 oricntire11, mo-
n1cntli0 obcr ouf Dem Ocean p0cr untcr
Ger Groe in Ser9wcrfen 1id) Surebt 5u
iinoen. 9o5 mclentlibe Gticf jcOes
Gompo0cs It Bic ouf einem @tifte frci
lpiclcnbe Mognctnaoel, ocrcn zines Gnbc
no6 9forocn> oos onoere no0 9lloen
5ci9t.
- Cine gHienerin ppn IL s
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Silbcn : Ndtbicl.

Silbcn 9tdtb1cl+
/. OoS Grite fribt,
0as 3mcite ibt,
0oS Srtte niro gcfrclcr,
DoS @onae miro gegehcn.
9. GNcin @riteS lit nidt ipcni9,
Nlcin 3luciteS lit nibt id)iuer,
Ncin @an;eS aibt Soffnuna,
0od trau' nidt ;u ieDr.
3. 0as Grt blcnocno mcib unb rein,
Scrab bonn Simmel ficl
9aS 3pcitc, runo uno bunt uub flciu,
9cS Anabcn 9icblin9sipicl
W(cin @onscs nennt oct @1rtcn 3icr.
Sic 8liitbe eincs 8oumcS bir.
Mufl6iuue Der Iufea5c Slp. 90.
Scbcu Gog 100 0lal9en.
Slufl6 ilin9 oct Muf9abc Mp. 81.
Scr Weiitcr betommt $6; Oer @cIeQc $4 unb
ber QcDrlins $3.
Mufl1iun9 bcS 9idtbicls in So. 127.
Mein-Ncin- 8cil- fciu- nriu - Gtciu-
-fciu-3cir-oc -g9ciu-n,cin.
Scanttrprtl1n9 Der NdtDiclfra9cu.
l. Scr Sd)ottcu
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3. &ferbcDaore.
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5. &rumme Singer.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-17
Singular Accident.

a singular accident is recorded in New
York. II appears that q vacant lot of
made land Is occupied as a storage ground,
upon which are discharged cargoes Of soda
ash, Imported from Europe, packed in
boxes aud barrels. The recent heavy
rains soaked through many Of the barrels,
and a large pool Of water, about nine
inches deep, highly impregnated with the
soda ash and forming strong I've, covered
the centre Of the lot On the day after
the rain a driver with team Of horses
drove into this lot, and after obtaining his
load turned to 90. The nearest way to
the road lay directly through the before
mentioned pool of I've, and the driver,
ignorant of its character, allowed his hor-
SEES to wade into it, Either the animals
stumbled as their feet touched the liquid
or the burning nature Of the latter caused
them to become excited, and they both
fell in the middle Of the pool A few
moments Of struggling and splashing and
they regained their feet, but appeared to
be wild with pain, jumping, rearing aud
shoItihS hh u lnBtehtagOhy' ihe uIhef'
much astonished at their antics, jumped
from his seat to investigate aud in so
doing alighted in some of the I've which
spurted on his face and hands. In few
moments the skin commenced TO burn, and
to obtain relief he was compelled to leave
the suffering brutes, whose rage became
more intense as their agony increased
The drivers injuries were dressed, but
nothing could be done for the horses, as
their burns extended all over their legs
and the under portions Of their bodies.
The President Of the Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty to Animals was prompt
ly notified of the strange accident aud sent
his deputies to the scene, who killed the
animals to put them out of agony.
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Lots of Land.

pURSUANT to an order of the Orphans
a Court Of Carroll county, and the proyis.
ions of the Testator's will, the undersigned.
as Executors of David w. Honck, late OF
Carroll county, deceased, will offer at public
sale, on the premises, at Houcksyille, Hamp.
stead District Carroll county, Maryland, on
Saturday, the g8th day Of July, 1875,
at I O'Clock, p. m. the following parcels Of
land, part Of the real estate Of said deceased,
as follows, to wit: FN
Lot No. !, containing II Acres, 10 perches
Of cleared land, more or less.
Lot No. 2, containing IL Acres, ! Rood
and perches Of land, more or less, one-half
in timber, improved with good two-story
frame house, stable and good orchard.
Lot No. 3, containing I S Acres of Land,
more or less, one-half in timber, with good
u story frame house.
Lot No. 4, containing rs Acres and 8
Foods Of Land, more or less about half oft
!. Lot No. 5, containing Roods and 80 Perch.
es Of Land, more or less, woodland
Lot No. O, containing IL Acres, Foods
and "a Perches Of Land, more or less, about
one-half woodland.
Lot No. 7, containing - Acres, and 10
Perches of Cleared Land, more or less.
Lot No. 8, containing 10 Acres, 8 Roods
and . Perches Of Land, more or less, part
woodland.
The above lots adioin lands Of Jacob Rich
ards, B. Brown, A. Hammer and q. Ebaugh,
also land willed by testator to f. 7. Houck.
They are advantageously laid of, and will be
shown by plat on the day Of sale. They are
under good fencing, Of good quality Of land,
in good order, well watered, and offer 6ne
inducenenta IN r,urchaeara Rnscasa,fs, .x.xa,,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-17
Daring Attempt at Robbery.

At midnight, on Thursday of last week
u desperate attempt was made to rob an
Adams car on the Vandalia Railroad, near
Longpoint, Ill When the passenger train
bound east, stopped at the watcr.tank, two
men boarded the engine and ordered the
engineer, Milo Ames, to start it. He
obeyed, and was then shot dead by the
robbers, one Of them remarking that they
would run the thing themselves" The
fireman ran to the rear to alarm the train
men, and while he was doing SO confed-
crate Of the robbers detached the express
car from the cars in the rear After run
ming the train to distance of about two
miles from the station the gang stopped it,
and demanded admittanee to the express
car. The express messenger, Burke, told
them she was ready for them, and if they
entered they would be dead men," They
responded by pouring volleys of pistol shots
into the car, the firing, according to the
messenger, being as if done by dozen
men, as the shots "came from all sides :"
He barricaded himself in the car, however,
and held his ground until the train-men,
having found two soldiers armed with car
bines, arrived on the spot, and the robbers
disappeared in the darkness The body
ofthe murdered engineer, Ames, was found
in the cab. A freight engineer happened
to be on the train, the engine was run back
and the train taken to Terre Haute. The
express car, which the robbers failed to
force, was very strongly built and had no
windows A hammer, used to knock out
the coupling pin, was found and may serve
as a clue. Several suspected persons have
been arrested, and should the murderers
Of Ames be caught, sit is generally believ-
ed their prosecution will not cost the State
anything.
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A meeting was held in Washington on
Monday night to take steps towards the
establishment of weekly paper, to be
managed exclusively by colored people and
devoted to the interests of their race.
Frederick Douglass, Professors Langston
and Wilson, Rev. George Williams, of
Boston, and other prominent colored men,
were present, aud declared the enterprise
absolutely necessary, Gas the white man
no longer took an interest in the black
man. Various sums were subscribed to
start the new Journal.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-17

The VALUE OF 0uR FRUIT CULTURE
F. X. Elliott, writer on agriculture
has been collecting certain data in regard
TO fruit culture, and gives the total market
value Of the crop of the entire country at
SAT 100000. New York leads all the
States in amount with s7,000,0O0. Cali
fornia's figures are largest in proportion to
population, being $4,000, 900, this sum
probably including the yield from vine
yards The total sum for the New Eng
land States is put at $4,000, 900, the in
dividual States not being itemized. In
commenting on these figures the San
Francisco Bulletin, which already claims
that California is the leading wheat grow
ing State, thinks that it will speedy stand
in the front as the greatest producer of
fruit, and holds that so far from being
overdone there the fruit business is but in
It's infancy.