The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16
News Of the Week.

I u mas iOunu tue TOSS hoy.
Over one hundred aud twenty-five thousand
barrels of American apples were sent to Eng
land last year.
Mr.. John NJ. McClintock has been APP
pointed by Mr.. Hayes marshal Of the district
of Maryland.
There is a hitch in the Nicaragua inter.
oceanic canal business. Nicaragua wants to
build forts along the line of the canal, and to
this the United States objects.
Jeremiah D. Peabody, brother of the phi
lanthropist, George Peabody, OF London,
Eng, died last week in GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
where he had lived for forty years
A freight train on the Mississippi Central
Railroad ran into wash out Culyert near
Hickory Valley on Saturday. The engineer,
brakeman, aud another train hand were
killed.
The Secretary of State is informed by the
United States officials in New Orleans, that
there is no foundation for the rnmor that an
expedition is fitting out in aid Of the Cuban
insurgents.
The commencement exercises of the Mary.
land Agricultural College will be ON Sunday,
June u, on which day Bishop Pnkney will
deliver the Baccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class,
The one hundred and second anniversary
de,ce was celeLraied at Charlotte n e..
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aJJrosSas al ntLor corem5nias
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State War md Nav Denartmcnts viii save
the Government nearly 500 600 Annually.
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nrosan, occ,,nieJ bv tbesn benortmen,s
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.o'i'ey gcnTsra, 9' view /. orh nus Ieu.ueu nos
still untriea, and 10 90 on with the nrosecntion
of the remaining indictments AGAINST him.
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Inc Rev. >. II. Mcuhee' pastor OF the
Chrstlan Church oil Ashton ilr was on
wednesday, i0una galIty oil poisoning nus wlie'
ana the perlod OF nus Imprisonment hXed NJ
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terrific ha,l storm swept over Mclean
county, Illinois, Monday. The ground was
several inches deep with hail stones as large
as pigeon eggs anu great damage was done
To corn ana fruit' In some places trees were
stripped almost bare OF foliage ana lrl!t' Inc
lu,u'I ra',I anu yo.I os tng nsi iv" unyS
o'ei' uo'''s ''''"'e' =. IN N''''-1 VI
An otiiclal communication to the State
Department reports that the Suez Canal, up
TO the close o! last year, cost the Egyptian
Government, IN addition to the amount oil
shares sold TO England over Sh,OoO,0Oo,
about hall OF thus sum beng interest ms
includes the cost OF the fresh water canal
from Cairo to lsmailea and thence To Suez,
and also the stations on the route
In the New Hampshire House OF Represen'
huves on Monday, u resolution was introdu-
ced declaring 1t improbable that the state will
be able to meet the payment OF the bonds OF
1913 from present resources, ana providing
Tor the appointment by the Speaker OF com
mittee OF one from each county to consider
thc matter and report what reductions can
be made IN the expenditures and increase IN
the revenue OF the State.
The hat factory of Glover Sanford 4 Son,
IN bridgeport, Conn, was destroyed by fire
on thursday week. While men were engaged
IN removing goods from the oihce Mt one cor.
ner OF the building, the walls fell and buried
them IN the runs VI twelve men IN the
once, only one escaped the rest beng Killed.
All the bodies have been recovered, The
loss on the properly Is SZoO,oOO. Inc supply
oil water was entirely inadequate.
The consumption of coffee in this country
has nearly doubled in ten years. In 1866 we
imported lSl 800 200 pounds, costing us TWEEN.
" and a half millions OF dollars. In 1876 we
pouE r ~ 'Tst ol
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Demoeraec delegations from all parts OF
the state OF lndiana assembled on FRIDAY OF
last week at indianapolis to bid farewell to
Ex-Governor Hendricks on the occasion of his
departure Tor three months soJourn in Eu'
rope. lie lett that city the same evening for
New York. on wednesday he left that port
on the Scythia' OF the Cunard line, bound for
Liverpool Inc good wishes not only OF the
people OF Indiana, pnt OF those OF the coun-
Try generally, viii go with him.
In the Cabinet meeting on the sth inst, it
was agreed that the United States authorities
IN Utah should proceed firmly in the prose-
cutions OF those charged with completely in
the Mountain Meadows Massacre, and that
should the Mormons attempt to prevent the