The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-04-14
New. Of the Week.


chcese hctor;es
In Massachusetts rain fall ON o. of tho 2
| dnys in March
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Inc hey hifes Is the name OF ne" mill
'ary company OF tennessee colored men.
Captain Frederick Lahrbush died IN New
FORK on tuesday, at the reputed age OF III
years.
The Cumberland Valley railroad compan!
intends 70 put down steel rails the entire
length oil ITS line.
Large numbers Of French Canadians ar
reported to BIO emigrating from Ontario Il
the United States.
Emperor Wilhelm has refused to accepI
Prince Bismark' resignation, but has accord
ed him prolonged leave otabsence.
At recent funeral of a young lady in Al
ton, ILL.,, the pal. bearers we're young ladies
dressed in white and wearing Grape sashes.
Rats are coming down the Susquehanna il
great numbers, and the booms at Lock Hayet
and Williamsport are well filed with logs.
A railroad train broke through A bridg,
near Malvern, Ohio, on Monday, K illing III,
fireman and seriously iujuring the engineer
Tho stenmor Amerioue. after being strand
ed al Seabright for more tbnn thirteen weeks
was Aoated on Tuesday morning. and towed
to New York
The weayers Of Brussels tapest nv Mt IN,
reduction of WAGES. throwing two Rundre,
hands ont of empIoyment.
Tho to.o, Lo'so &c H., Nos,aob,sa,,s Ioa
;sn,mra ha. orJaseJ ~ ~ ''e ,b;rJ reoJ;n, NJ,
Iii rn.onao,;, ,ho oiS t;h;,orv Tomnr 90
II Is believed L will pass the Senate.
D,r;no ,bo ,bres month"; s,,Jed 2ist ,l,;n,
,bo nnrn1or of ;,,,iaran,s ,rr,;n,, a, ,b nor
NJ New Vol ,vas J5o which ,yes 7oGIes
Than dnr;ng Tho corrasnondng ner;od If ias
wear
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,,yen,y o"n,,;,,s H. A,b'rn Y Y pr;Snn
more tban half Of whom are unemnloyed. an,
tbersGnre s nm, entirely M tbe nnbii,
exncnse
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Mi o. laul, hlhl',i ui'pa'el says no'elno
Thy issued Ptoclanla'l1n SettIhg apar
tbransh2nt ~ sto,e for ,be "ynis;la,i" n
tbe srsssLonnor scouroe ,h;s scason
re. slll.. g 81 60 -, o..
Ine supreme CouIs o' Ine ulteu o'a'c'
uec.ueu on Mohuay IN. tnaG Ihe So1grcsslonia
appropriation OF Sl,oVU,Voo 10 the Nent e,
hNh.pition must pe pa'u oaek lnto !he Feas
nroG,s ~ ,ho s,ooIboiJay.s '''' '''''''''
inc EoSl'ouiee department T'li IN rev
uays 'nE'te Propos''s 'or ,ue man scr'lue o''
about SIX hundred routes toI from one 20 ioui
years; Dius VIII oe reGe'seu uIl'i' 'un ny t M
awards Waue oy OF neiore June a ~. NJ
routes Is embrace every H'a'e anu lerri'o'! u
wv "'o"'
ing oouy Oh MISS Ne't ~. ~ hussilihh wa
10 I0uhu III the river near inhl,, Oh'o' y.
thursday win marks upon II ihdicatlhg tha'
she hau been murdered Lester stone, her
lover was arrested on susplcioh' sue ha'ihg
stateu Wheh iast seen awe, that sue was going
10 meet Nun
The steamer Rusland, ashore at Long
Branch, was completely swept by the surf on
luesdayi breach formed IN her slde' abou'
loot IN width, ana she began TO settie III inc
sand II was thought, however that WIN
the setting IN OF hne weather the rest oil heI
cargo could be saved by divers
Rev. Dr. VIM. Augustus Muhlenberg, great
grandson of Henry Melchoir Muhlenberg the
founder of the German Lutheran Church in
America, died in New York, on Sunday even
last. lie was born IN fhlladeiphia, IA
september TO- l'Y9' ne was Tue autnor Vi
the hymn Il "ould not h'e AWAY
The pilgrimage Of American Catholics TO
Rome will start on the 2lst Of this month
The committee on arrangements have secured
the entire passenger accommodation Of the
steamship City Of Brussels. That vessel can
carry 40 persons, but the committee to avoid
the Inconvenience of too large a party, have
determined TO hmit the number TO loo'
A man giving the name of g, W. Thomp
sou was arrested in st. Louis on Tuesday on
the charge Of obtaining goods from variOu'
firms on false pretenses and making payment
by means Of counterfeit checks. While po'
llcemen were looking over his papers at
the station house, he drew a pocket knife and
cut his throat, making a severe wound, but
not severing the juguar vein.
The window glass blowers at GAINESVILLE
Ohio threaten to strike, unless their wages
are advanced. One firm, employing one hun
dred men, say they will "shut down. unless
compromise can be effected. They say thu
men can now make from So to IS dollars PEI
day, and that, in the present state of the mar
ket, higher prices cannot be paid. 1t is be
lieved in GAINESVILLE that the strike will ex
tend throughout the country.
Suit was brought in the U. s. Circuit Court
Mt San Francisco, on Tuesday, against DayiC
W. Cheeseman, ex. Assistant Treasurer at tn,
Mint to recover an alleged deficit OF Sl7, 200
in the internal revenue stamp account. The
defendant asserts that the quantities and val
ues of the stamps in the packages shipped to
him fell short Of the amount proporting to be
contained in them to the aggregate Of the al
legged deficiency.
A telegram from Boston saws the Injunction
To preyent the North Bridgewater Saving
bank from doing business was Immediately
due 10 discoveries made upon the death of il
treasurer. Edward Southworth. He was ,
leading church member, and of unblemisheC
reputation while living, but is now said tC
have squandered his own property and 500,
900 belonging to other people, in Western
speculatons. The extent OF the banks loss
es is not yet known.