The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-23
News of The Weok.

There are $1,000 Good Templars in Penn.
vania,
Moody and Sankcy are coming TO Balti,
u ore in September.
In Boston lately two hundred European
NAL we're let loose.
New York has several artificial butter fac.
bries in full blast
There were 20 deaths from cholera infantum
Baltimore last week.
Sitting Bull has gone over into Canada and
ttled there, to grow up with the country.
THE Court Journal announces that the
Hbeen has invited General and Mrs. Grant to
indsor.
Tho tax levy of AIlegauy county, Md, for
is year is IS cents ON the 800. Last year
was ~.
Senator Conkling of New York smiled for
Hbrope on Saturday last also, Daniel L.
ekles.
There are two hundred silk manufactures
the United States, employing 10000
aIeratiyes. e
President Hayes has taken cottage at
bite Sulphur Springs for the latter part Of
1ly and the month Of August,
Ihusday last was ''Mollie Maguire' day in
Hlnnsyyania. Six were hung at Poltsyille
Fifteen thousand bushels Of new western
skeat have been sold in Baltimore for Au.
b delivery at 81 90 per bpshel. &.
An employee at The Kutztown, Pa, fur.
t., in washing his hands, found Il gold
m bar in the piece Of soap which he used
fhe reeeut General Presbyterian Assem-.
E. II. in Chicago, voted against the use of un.
mented wine in communion,
II
III Tdbiei, was married on Saturday to
) l., ST. John Ezekiel, daughter of Maria
nk.
Flora Temple" still lives in the enjoy.
nt of "a green old age and is the prop.
Of Mr. wech, Chestnut Hill, Phiiadel.
IA b. She is 30.
Nocking birds are becoming rarer in
prgia by reason of their capture by pro.
i6nal catchers, who sell them in the
fthcru markets,
C. Mosby, mail carrier, was arrested
IL Richmond, Va, on Monday evening, for
Hing money from registered letters. He
committed in default of $1,000 bail.
hi. Edward wilkins, collector of the port
baltimore, owns 100000 peach trees, aud
she largest grower in the State, The
ch season commences about the goth Of
he Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti.
Ia Railroad has declared II sem.annual
M4dond Of four per cent. on the capital
X Of the company, payable on or after
,.
Macon, Georgia, despatch says that
thes are going forward freely from that
\ - Three carloads from the Southwest
- shipped 10 Northern and Western cities
III lesday.
ONE five or six hundred Of the silk manu-
f@Dry operatives at Paterson, n. j., are out
I ~ be strike there. The greatest excitement
. $feyailing and the police have been called
- protect the hands who are a, work.
d be New York Sun wants Americans to
III a lesson from Germany, substitute lager
~ for whiskey, and take their families along
eA b they 60 ont to get drink. We should
tE to hear from Mira President Hayes upon
M matter.
b be mayor of Pittsburg, Pa, has scanda.
H1 the whole town by sending to the work
ah w b. for ninety days lot of young roughs
IN belonged to the first families. They had
IN Of money to pay fines but filming such
I ~ ws Is no punishment,
We vessels clenred at Baltimore Saturday
~ petroleum, three for Germany one each
=, M Denmark and Sweden, with a total of
~ barrels, or l,074, gallons. Six
~ vessels will be put ON the route this
to load oil for Europe.
official statement in relation to Tweed
r III his confessions is at last published, but
W. es are suppressed II is enough TO know
NtFeseut, perhaps, that Tweed is willing to
h witness to his own iniqpty and to the
Vi <'EGedness Of his companions in crime.
be case of james X. Hawkins, eolored in.
~ ID by the grand jury of Baltimore county,
W ~ for perpetrating on outrage on Miss Ida
eA leier, on the 2lst Of April last, near the
~ House, Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad,
l. een removed from Towsontown to Eli.
al ~ City.
s6e b Chappaqua farm remains in the Gree
AZ 81 iamily, but would be sold If satisfactory
HHs III could be obtained. Colonel Smith aud
efH pie formerly Ida Greeley are there for
- W hummer, and their tirstbo child was
ves 'zed at the Greedy mansion few days
NJ #eretary Sherman has directed the Treas
"N Of the United States to issue such an
MT Of silver coin as, with the Sl3, 1885,,
N|S ~ fractional currency Outstanding on
gg ID Of May last, will make the total
y n, nni OF fractional currency outstanding
ht- 100000.
Az disastrous FIRE occurred in St. Johns,
Wednesday All the public buildings,
AZ t principal hotels and ali the newspaper
are burnt. About three.four Of the
IA destroyed. Thirty lives are reported
AT least $4,000 people are homeless,
Veh many OF them nearly in state of starra'
- Loss about S2O,O0O,O0o.
% A. I. Stewart the widow Of the mil.
Pc merchant of New York, has made
Eey gilt to the Episcopal Church Of Long
emso 1t is TO take the form Of a cathedral
saI.l III NOV building) at Garden City, Long
ouMu see house and chapter house, and
mFala table endowment for their permanent
W. 'ehance. The building, when completed
pen ding to the plans now agreed upon, will
g ~ =, Pm about Sl,50o,000.
aa6sJ iesPatch was received in San Francisco
H., r. f1nday, from Lieutenant Wilkinson, at
a, al va, IN Washington Territory, stating
) L.uh ne Indians were on the warpath and
ii, n enng the whites at Mount Idaho, sixty
.:Ssih IRON Lewiston. Another despatch was
4. j,i received stating that several settlers on
nWood Creek had been murdered by the
pR hs General Howard, who is near
's,ar, Wallai has ordered all the available
- ~ that place and San Francisco to be
the scene Of hostiities.
aais elegram from Fort Clark to the Calves
srs says that on the llth instant de-
enp ent OF Mexican troops crossed the Rio
iie' y twenty miesfrom that point, to avoid
NO. 1871 ud with revolutionary body OF troops
of ri ane night the reyolutionists pursued the
aims Is nment troops across the river, and after
a6rnst and woundng several, returned 10 the
q an aaHde, The Government detachment
o,;dels enng forty men, including one Colonel,
/, vsss lieutenant Colonies, and FIVE Captains,
slore N arrested by the u s, military authori
,wspsyd violation OF neutrality, but were re-