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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-23
Sankey's Song.
THE NINETY AND NINE.

There were ninety and nine that safely lay
In the shelter of the fold,
But one was out on the hills away
Far off from the gates of gold
Away on the mountains wild and bare
Away from the tender Shepherds care.
Lord thou hast the ninety and nine,
Are they not enough for thee?
But the Shepherd made answer this of mine
Has wandered away from me,
And although the road be rough and steep
L go the desert to find my sheep.
But none of the ransomed ever knew,
How deep were the waters crossed,
Nor how dark the night that the Lord
passed through
Ere he found his sheep that was lost.
Out in the desert he heard its cry,
Sick and helpless and ready to die.
Lord, whence are those blood drops all the way
That mark out the mountains track?
They were she'd for one who had gone astray
Ere the Shepherd could bring him back.
Lord, whence are Thy hands so rent and torn
They are pierced tonight by many a thorn.
And all through the mountains thunder riven
And up from the rocky steep
There rose cry to the gate of heaven,
Rejoice, have found my sheep y
And the a. gels re-echo around the throne,
Rejoice, for the Lord brings back His own"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-23
BY j. T. HEADLEY,
Author of washington and his Generals" &c.
From the New York Observer.

Perhaps at the outset Of the strug-
gle, when everything was in an Uniform
ed state, there was no one man who
did better work or exerted a wider
and more benign influence on the
troops around Boston than Mr.. Avery.
Entering into the cause fthe colonies,
before hostilities commenced, with an
earnest and zeal that knew no abate-
ment, he so infused his spirit into his
people that they stood as one man on
the question that divided so many
other parishes. 1t had been arranged
that the announcement of open hostili-
ties should be made by a courier on
horseback, beating drum hung at the
saddle-b bow, as he rushed through the
street When the tap of that drum
broke on Mr.. Avery's ear his whole
strong nature was intensely aroused.
He was settled at Gaysboro at the
time, and had preached patriotism to
his people till they believed that to
fight for freedom was to fight for God
and now came the solemn question:
what was his duty in the momentous
crisis that has arrived? Men were few.
leaders were wanted, and great exam
Piles needed. He felt at once that
duty called him to the battlefield to
act in whatever capacity circumstances
Or Providence might direct He laid
his case befor God, in earnest, solemn
prayer, and after much calm deliberat-
ion, resolved to leave his parish at once.
The next Sabbath morning, after he
had finished his discourse, he told his
people it was his farewell sermon; that
he had sought the direction Of Him
whom it was his earnest endeavor to
serve faithfully, and whose will alone he
sought to obey. God would take care
of them, he said he himself must go
to the army. But he had no thought
of going alone After the services
were over, he stood on the steps of the
church and called around him his con-
gregation. saying that, having perform
ed the duties of the sanctuary, he now
wished to perform those Of a-patriot.
He then made stirring appeal to them
to accompany their pastor to the field
of battle. He spoke of the greatness
and sacredness of the cause, of their
duty to coming generations, the desper-
ate character of the struggle, and the
great need Of soldiers. In that little
parish twenty men Immediately rallied
around him and elected him their cap
tain. The news spread into the sur
rounding region, and the neighboring
ministers assembled: together and ag-
reed to take turns in supplying his pull
pit during his absence. He arrived,
with his little band, in Northampton
on Saturday night. His coming was
soon known by old and young, as was
also the fact that he would preach next
day. The entire town turned out to
hear him. His sermon was strong
appeal to the patriotism of his hearers,
and in the morning volunteers came
pouring in, spelling his little band
greatly. He then kept on his way,
arriving at Cambridge on Saturday,
the 29th of April. The news of his
coming had preceded him, and the
troops were assembled on parade to re-
ceive the reverend captain,' as he
was called, and his company. The
! next day from the top of rum hogshead
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-23

Daily except Sunday. Daily except Sat
urday. Supper. Breakfast HDinner.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-23
SLEEPING CARS
CONNECTIONS !.

CONNECTIONS:
AT Milwaukee with Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
At Plymouth with Sheboygan & Fond du Lac
Railway, for Fond du Lac and Sheboygan.
At Green Bay with Green Bay Il Minnesota
Railways for New London, and Chicago 6
Northwestern Railway. for points north
At Amherst Junction with Green Bay i Mime
sofa Railway. for Grand Rapids, and points
Vest.
At Junction City with Wisconsin Valley Rail-
way, for Wausau.
E, B, PHILLIPS, General Manager.
H, PRATT, Gen, 7, A, Mil.
E. BACON. Assistant.
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The Clergy of the Revolution.
No. TX

REV. DAVID AVERY : Ills PATRIOTISM:
BECOMES CAPTAIN OF A COMPANY ::
MARCHES TO BOSTON: PEAYs DURING
THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL ::
FIGHTS AT TRENTON: BECEIVES A
VOTE OF THANKS FROM THE STATE
OF VERMONT.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-23

There are strange footsteps that
draw near each of our dwellings,; but
some of us, when we hear them, 90
and shut the door.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-23

Trains run daily Sundays excepted.
Trains run on Chicago time, which is % min
utes faster than Winona time.
CONNECTIONS,
At Green Bay with G. II ". R'y for Oconto
Menomonee. Escanaba, Marquette, L'Anse
Appleton. Neenah & Menasha, Oshkosh, Fond
du Lac, Milwaukee and Chicago.
G. B. & VI. arrives at Green Bay Station at
c. N. w. leaves Green Bay Station at 6:45
with Wis Cenrtal r. R. for Milwaukee and
points on line of their road.
Also with Union Steamboat Co.'S Line of First
Class Freight and Passenger Boats for Detroit,
Cleveland and Buffalo; Erie R'y for Eastern
Cities. Through Tickets sold at Principal
Stations.
At Amherst Junction with ". C. R. R., for Wau-
paca, Weyauwega, Medina, Milwaukee and
Chicago.
At Plover with fast line of stages for Stevens
Point
At Grand Rapids with w. V R. R., for Tomah
and Vausau.
At Hatfield with Omnibus line for Neillsyille.
At Merriam with W. W. R. R., for Black River
Falls, Madison, Chicago, Eau Claire, Menom-
once, Hudson Saltwater, ST. Paul, Minneapo-
lis and Breckenridge.
At Winona with C. M. & st. P. R'y, for Lit
Crosse La Crescent, connecting with c. D. Il
Nj for Dubuque and Stations on their line,
Wabasha, Redwing, Hastings, ST. Paul and
Minneapolis
And with Winona & St. Peter R. R. for St.
Charles Rochester, Owatonna, Mankato, and
With keokuk Northern Line A. l. Packets for
all Mississippi River Points. Fare from Green
Bay to ST. Louis, via q. b. u NJ. and keokuk
Line, only $500, Berth and Stateroom in
ID. M- KELLY. Gen'l Manager,
S. B. KENRICK. Supt.,
R. W; NATHAN, -.
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p. POWERS,
l. "A w, L "A N d,
AND
TAX p AYiFS G a &C ENT,

GRAND hAflDo, W hAoNONoAN-
Having been engaged in the Land Agency bus
iness a number of years before Weed County was
formed and possessing superior facilities for de-
tecting trespassers on lands owned by nOn-resi-
dents feel assured in giving perfect satisfaction
10 ali who may see fit to employ me as agent to
attend to the prompt payment of Taxes, to the
investigation of Titles, to recording Deeds, to
procuring Patents on Lands, TO protection OF
Lands from trespassers in this and adjacent coun,
ties, and such other business as l may be called
upon to perform.
have constantly on hand good Farming Lands
and Village Lots, to sell in quantities and on
erms TO suit purchasers.
Lane Warrants bought and sold.
Partlcular attention given TO entering Govern
Eaent and State Lands II
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

Tee meeting II "a. t,mni,t~- 81 seventy
il New Dream. Adopted resolution. opposing
the acceptance u the Wheeler compromise.
ghich Was adopted by the House Of Represen.
and give. ile Legislature toths Conservatives.
Evidenilv these f-lipws don't want peace
90 Taesiay. the House oi Il RePresests.
tives adopted Jnige Polani's report a Arkan.
sss aaair- by vote u 10 n 81. This reeog.
air. Ca iaad. the iienoefstie -neanbent. aud
issses Brooks. the eanies;ant. out IN the cold.
Caagre.s has isse what the President desired
&, d. - h.f Proclamation decide the matter.
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General Nelrs.

Tho Internal Revenue receipts for the month
Of February were sI2,6OOOOO
Tho only mandatory OF tin plate ia the
United States is located at wellsvillc, Ohio.
On Tuesday last tine Arkansas Legislature
passed an act aPproPriatng 5000 to tho Cen
tcnnial Exhibition.
Tho amount Of indemnity furnished BY
Spain TO the United States in the settlement Of
the virsinius affair is $50 900.
Alexander T. Stewart, tho Merchant Prince
Of the United States. is about building another
large retail store In New York
The bill to repeal tho local option law Il
Sennsylvania passed the House finally IN
Tuesday last by a vote Of IeitniI
The Legislature Of Ohio has passed JOIN,
resolution requesting Congress to reduce the
Presidents salary TO i?joOO a year
Up 10 this time the Triton Bcechcr trial has
been N progress eight weeks and the ond Is
no, yet. II will probably last a. much Longer.
band OF McNican War ve,sras, number
ing nearly two hundred called upon rresilcnt
Grant at the White H.u.e. ~ rucslay Of last
week
while cu thu, ,iir the Rocky Mountain. tA.,
ha, been one ct th" c,ll.,i wlu,crs ever cvpe
rienced. on the other 4. h,, b.rn rem,rha
bly, mild
Under new uscineut "a tae Lrvslic
Department. the 'l,rcAscref, .uI sauser,wdi
be changed around tr'm re.n, 2, pr.ut eve y
sixty day.
Horse racing u,N pattot ,he .aa,eneut
81 baFnum' uiPp,dr.me Y s ou saturday
night last horse tfssiei nG. as.aad the
AaMfwm -.
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Letter from, Rnifin,n,...


like lamb Let US with all our hearts hone
So Monday We had snow, yesterday a mildrr
atmosphere with plenty OF mud To-day ,hora
has been rain, snow and sleei with a cold ehiliv
condition OF the elements and the ground coyr,si
two or more inches with a perfect slush. accom-.
panied with rain. II is intensely disagteeabIe
and business very generally suspended tn,
truth Is people could scarcely pedesiripa,e or 90
out with any degree Of satisfaction The pa,srS.
ger railway and other cars have been srriousIy
impcdcd.
We have reports Of n considerable food in the
SusquehanHa river and serious apprehension NJ
Port de POST. llavre de Grace aad elsewhere az
an apptehended, destructive freshst, ice.gorr,s
etc good deal Of damage has been done On
different streams throughout our State in copse
qnence OF ice Hoods II warm weather shonll
supervene ia a day or two destructive conse
quences may follow
Quite number Of our citizens have gone over
20 Washington to be present At the adioutanen,
Of Congress which will, possibly, not ncrar nm.
al twelve o'clock, OF noon, tomorrow The
civil Rights and Force Bills have bec1nc ltws
Though no, satisfactory even 20 many l,r.ubli.
cans, We, the bcs, thing IL TO give them a test
aud u found injurious urge their repeal S, b.
u alss with the Louisiana comptoni5r mc,sarr
which has been agreed 10 by both parties % thu
state aud approved b. CoRgtsss Csu-srauves
on all sides appear 10 h. satisfied with t oh
serve 'ha' 'hr New orean, e,-Igs.- a. organ
Of thc White League aud the Drmograey also
pto'sslns Conservatism approves the mcsssir
80 ''4.'', 's ''si'is 10 '.'eli th' SITUATION.
" Ns'e 'ui 1e' '''A'''ns anu sf.tr tpt peace
"'' 'H'"N u 'uiihenu' WIS., hH' Slde iA
loH,''""' must ueti = 'nl'fe iced IA TON g..
"".a' - 'N''n % 'hs' '"r' eau hi.eHl 70 l'sih
MAJ u4''"' = 'ni a. T. 'sih'is ~ Hair -
1'u"l'r' 90 "an 'hs' iohs ~" Tong 4
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Condition Of the Northern (en,,cI
RHilh.nH (lo.n,,n,,..


The railroad conflict absorbs much ~ ,,hl;,
interest in this portion Of the world. Large sales
Of tickets to points in the Yves, have been made
BY the Baltimore and Ohio Company In eonse.
qusnce Of reduced rates Of fare Ills the opiniop
Of mos, folks tina, the fSh, cannot be continued
much longer, while everybody Is Of the opinion
that the public cannot fail 70 Dc benefited by the
feEceness Of the sonnic,
In tue nids, Of this war cores The report Of
Col Thos \ Scott rrcsideu, OF the Northern
Central road 20 the stockholders. in a very graf.
iying shape !; shows tia, the revenue. q the
road from all sources ior the year ending nc,tm.
b. 1874 aggregated Sl.-t. 200 a. and that
TIE total eAPCascs fcs The same petioa were -
80 - Is thus ,eAvBs IL, ae; earnings o. ,sc
road s.,-.!,.., - There WAS e dcrt,a., 81
- - -, Per csa,-.u the t,ceiv'. a4} D,
decrease .. 50. =. sic -, i,s ,,a. ..a
,ac sGsn,us eArsas,s rais shows al ia..,isy
a Toe ss' tAfa,ass 81 sst...t.. = 81
iAe expense Nas e>sfTed f.g .heru.,hl.s.'
rails. Il IS pA,u 10 :, s,sa ma, ,h,.r +, Aa3...t
goaa besides lhc BA.amS.s aal pt,c .l.t ...
n the snlcgcs. 81 ,as s.S>Aae'iets Tile Asses
P.ias that decrease Oh, oa.syc, .,gs.s.s m..,
than The egrFeal scyenlcs aye 3.,.e,sel 3, elk.
ieFses'.sa e isads s rSmuer !.t asa ..,a..
Wel Tor 'aoss NaS sufOrcs a. l.ss4unh..
a.s1s. q tat.s UmS5 y scar ,y - ,,ssr and
4.A-,l = n,aty aud bgsi-ts.
ras .-... a4nes, q r's..rss.s .,....I b. .s.
.-a4 l-.as 'se s.s. "ts ~a et.
AZ, -.ssAs ss-
.....saf q
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The Pacific Mali Subsi,,,,.

ny carrying the mails between San Francisco and
China, for which service the million was given as
compensation. Early in the present session Of
Congress there was grea, m nor raised that
'heFe had been corruption and fraud perpe,rAted
BY some OF the parties cssnse,ea with the matter
and particularly did this rumor poia, TO members
o. congress. In consequence OF these things the
House ordered an Investigation Of the AFFAIR
IAA' investigation has been concluded as far IS
practicable, and that conclusion reported by the
committee. The chief objec, OF incur, giving
''se TO 'He 'n'ssusa,ion was whether money
was used coFFur,ly by any person to procure the
passage by Congress of the act providing for
Steamship mail service
re report sAt that \. u stock veil was elect.
E" f.'.d sni 81 tie Company IN November. 4 u.
$50 Ah! VITA him new Board ~ Directors -
ia January, 1872, S,oeAweu employed Il II
.'".a. q ~ lo'A az the Company agent. TO
l-otlt' through tonstcss the subsidy &C, n.
,lsa secuted '-c adoption % a resolution /, the
'oA.l 6 t-se.5t'. a4'kouG.uS The rrcs,lent IN
a.s 4.rs..usa 81 employ counsel aud incur such
r.st..' N expense A. may /, uss,ssary Ia eonnvv-
So. ws- sic MEASURES 'os a4ltuouAl Subsidy
a-N go = te',v C1usitss rhts authority
Nss. ..a.A,i lyon tie rAftss. promise 'tom
~tssNt ..tt l.e rSpeu,. sAss.i a9i eIcssi ten
thousand 4o.lA,.- Il vas 20 b. used "a employ,
% counsel collecting statistics aad other legii-
ma'. 8, ases Irwin "a smp.'sSi ~ihss,
,.. 81. = -. N.r...fs
AJ4 lal u4nt,.s ~esv assd
d.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

es- The State Prohibition Convention met
.; Columbus, Ohio. on the 2jth e February.
and dominated a full iicks, Tor State officers.
IL passed resolutions endorsing compulsory
education aud eondemae'i Congress Tor a., un.
dersianding the southern difficulties. Taey
also call upon the farmers aud wsuea to SUE
tain them 10 their sI,Fi 70 suppress the liquor
uafie
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PROPOSALS.
Ro"S Ne. u. MoRsr BtItpiNs. y NJ.
fANErtE 81. Rat1tetrt
DRoposALS will BE- received Il ih.. pas,e
Il until - o'clock VI. gu
Nosdag. Mar So. i>-
for Grading aud Constructing
EDMONpsoN AVENIL
from the Western Limits q: Balt rass, elt, tsa
point where said avenue iuieTscct. SO 80
Frederick road.
A Plat Of the avenue. Pfealc 81 grade. SO
eiheations for masonry aud surerstruetrre si
Bridges can be seen and Particulaf- eht. ned
BY applying at this Offce. from
10 o'clock A. NJ. u o'cicck T. "
on Monday, Thursday esi S1fa~fes
81 each week. until March "a.
GEORGE H. CARMAN
LEWIS LEHMAN.
JOHN COLE.
street Commissioners having IN charge the
matter Of Bdncndscn Avenue.
Feb. 3s.-sd.
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SANrEL. "a. WILSON.

SANrEL q. WILSON.
- ticHNsnn ArcuaNHHa.
TOWSONTOWN. M
Pr api attsution given q sale 81 Real p
tate sni Personal Property, ia anv F,Art II ths
csaniy- A dare ~ patronage seissiisA
Ne S~sf
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Ess-IIon. a. u. stephens has excited the .Fs
Of his associates b. voting with the Repaid
eans 10 suspend the rules 20 adopt the vince
e. report "a Louisiana aasirs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

ES- The new Revenue bill tina, came from
the lands Of the Ways aud Means Committee
AMI was Passei by ;fe House. was passed by
the senate On Tuesday Of this week aud has
become the Law % the land. Several amend
meats were offered bu, all Of them failed on
the FINAL iesi. President Grant aud Secretary
Bris,ow were al the Senate Chamber urgiag
the passage Of the bill.
e ten J. u. iIawley 'aade a speech in Con
grcss. opposing the passage Of the force bill. =
ia which he appealed 10 the Southern Demo.
Gratis IL use their influence TO preserve good
order IN the south, aud make every man 80
cure in bis PerscR aud property IL they would
ward 81 that Capitalization ihev ~ much
dread.
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70 The senate b.. r,s'-.l the C,yil n ght.
Biii ~ y;e - = = g. several Republican,
voting .-a.u.t ii. among whom ve-e Cspen,sr.
Ferry - ',nn"c,ieu'. IIamilton. Of Texas
sp-a-l" aud Tip'or. President Grant ha,
sigrsI the bill which makes ii law
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

~ The reduction 81 the Pab'e deb, during
tLe ,aorii 81 February was ss.sse.Is1.i: Here
is a reduction II nearly seven millions in the
.hor, mptth q February. Il this can be KEEP,
up ii vii certainly he gratifying % all who de
are Z. ~. the i.ht finally wlIei out.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

r1- The Washington "ip,iai ,ussc.ts the
best thing the Granger can d. !. 20 give /, the
Dem pcraiic party The nomination 81 John ".
Garrett f,r Fre.idsn, IA Is7s Mr.. Garrett b.
very sueecssiui a. railway man but the man
asemcn. oi the Democratic party Is more
difical, undertaking than running three rail
Says would b. Aud the Democratic party
would likely fnd Mr. Jarrett a. uniaauage.
able a. he would fad u
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

ssa- The Legislature q renRsyivaaia has
passed an ae, runishins tie kidnapping q
children By ine Of ten thousand dollars ssd
imprisonment not exceeding twenty. Eve years.
The Governor 4 the state has sisrei the Law
aud the Mayer of Philadelphia has issued a
proclamation IN compliance with the spirit 81
the Law. Those persons who are harboring or
eoucealins little Charlie Ross or any other
child can escape the penalty by deliverin ihe
child 90 the nearest magistrate.
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r.nera %, hear,

r"-Th- ,arI'n .''se ol 2 4.. ara Afa p.
the Ii.4'a,i H,pre.s at-'.s,s. reeatniaeEis 4 the
Legislature pfrven'ri firm tAsiag tier seat.
~ the soldiers on Jan. al, aui that Kellogg
Do recognized o. th- legal Governor Of the State
unt.i the expiration q bis term u I..!. The
drs, Prsp...,ion was adopted uaAnitn aasly. aud
The secoBei by vote q 10 u -. a few Eepub-
Leans voting against it. Hon 4 II stephens.
late Vice President 4 the Con;eioraey. voted
70 act upon the matter. aud MS vote secured
the requisite two-thirds vote Cor that purpose.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

lxTsRK,Ii>G Nuic,tC,p TIL Reading Elgi,
.a's Nf MUrm llrfbinc aged 81 Years. Of
Bern ioNuship whii. waking osi in the fields
wl.s prckel 90 'hs hand d, a ihofn some tNruiy
months ago The iujlrs was 80 slight that he
hardly concerned hims. Il about it mere than to
have b.. wound "a - and give II such a,ieu.
lion as seemed necessary At the time. The
sound. havesef. ss.um,i malignan, character,
which led hin 10 apply Tor medical aid lie
vas told iht' d vas 90 canccfous stature. aud
he was sndyr treatment At different times By nu.
meTous phy siti,us VIII make this subject spe-
cialiy in their calling. lie received no benefit
whaitvsf, but on the o'hsr hand the wound be-
came aggravated aud bee suffered intense pain
for mAny mcnths Three days ago be weni 10
philadelphia aad applied to Dr. Gross Of Jeeer.
sou college. Hbo advised an immediate ahpuia
ton Ir thea called on Drs u l. beaver aud
J. N Hoffman. Who yss'.-day successfully pre-
formed the operation. taking the hand on two
inches abO,e the Wrisi The patient was anxi.
COS a. hate The haud ampstaicd and 10 doing
well ever since This case 10 mos, interest
inc from the fact Of is seemingly insignificant
origin and subselueni virulsnt nature.
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y! 500 .oop 18th s-ns-aI Hsh .fy - $500. It
-" TA~ nrsuvs r-sp-.t, F., ,.'i.I -
ps8.oao
. terrible I'...'.' -.e4'r-i ID S.s iofa ,t
Thur'isy evening ~ la.t week e.a,~i ., the
falling - five 't,-y val up,u ',. t..' 49,
Anir~ws CathrlIr rhp'r'. corner 81 blane
stree, ani city H. III =. crush %, .. th,r -
Of iha, sl,li,ng i4 whl-A a lag. s.usre..
ton "a, assembled a. v-sr--s A.i ,au.,u. ,a~
death Of Eve rer..'. sni the wasri.rs 81
twenty "a "th.rs
A. i've minu'~' past ts~lve ,ciocs - Non
day morning la., Ei~ari rsy.,n West ahi J
u. Judd. Of New York. co'smencei their wax
ing race q, BarRum'. HiPp,irame They are
- walk .iK consecutive days. sui judd wa al
loved q start of thirty.6ve mil~s The man
who walks the greatest number Of ,nites ia the
time specified will b. entitled 2, receivr The
purse offered by Mr.. Barnum.
The mining disturbances in th~ coal reg .nns
u pennsylvAnia are assuming serious char
aeter aud grave AppreheRsions are entertain
ei. The miners have been gathering IN num-
bers from one hundred u three hundred. with
various kinds ofhrearms. They have destroy
ed aud burned property. driven some 'aen
from their work. aud beaten or sbot others. IA
some cases 50 injuring theta tina, they ar NJ,
expected 10 1--we.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

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