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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-24

Medical mer ofisn puIEle thsm.sits. over tn
large sals that lf Ball. B-by -yruy ENJOY, Il,
great Iopuiaf.iy 10 de- Gals O. the ,aaiitie. D.,
.ssss-i by a.. hsa.eh.li us-licius 3 cents.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-24

MxErisa % rH2 CouxTY ecHooL BoAnD.-The
Board of School Commissioners Of baltimore
county met on I'd. bdAy, Mr.. Isaac, president, In
the chair, and TIN. Q. Brun, secretary.
Edward y. GielEa: appointed TO n scholarship
In the Western M|'Fyiand College; Rozel Berry
man. David q. b tsrheid, W. @. Grifhth, Saliie
Hamilton, y. X. Ihitsford, sAiie y. Bussey and
Bertha Mccomasto scholarships In the State Nor
NAL School and 4. Albert Booth, son of Mr.. John
q. Booth, Of Dutny's Valley, and Michael Kilch-
enstein 10 scholsi ships In So. Johns College.
The following teachers were recommended 10
the State Board " Education Tor life certificates
as teachers; Is. Shaver. We. u. Morris, d.
p. Barnett and eorge y. Morris.
In the appoin/ brent of teachers for the ensuing
year seves ves4 dropped from the rolls. Me
change. tsing Efoliows:
Fis.i sisas rNo. :, Rachel Walker. vice
Mary y. Hahl 1T; No. s, Daniel y. llanley,
vice james }. Mtiey; No. 6. &. Eagenia Hanna,
vice Mary J. ff1lbrook No. >, Mary Y. Piai,.
Vice MoIlie sheridan No. ., Sailie %. Phillips,
promoted principal, with Mary X. Holden assist.
ant ; No. 10. Dora stieie, vice Annie Barrett ;
No. %. Olivia Harrison, vice A. Imhuelson.
!Sscssd Distrief-No. J, Charles A. Read, vice
Harry Miles.
Third Di.irief-No. J. Susie wyman, dropped /:
No. I. l.ouisa Casseli. vice Louisa Smith No. 8,
Ira =. Fallen, vice X. Z. Metiinn; No. 5, AIDE.
Iaide DougheFfy, vire l.. Sue Rutiedge; No. Z,
Silas Berryman, vice Temple Mason.
FoHrtl Disfrief-No. 5, Ida u. Parkinson, vice
n p.rkin.on. tran,f.rrei No X rh...h
l -. n r lame ''' ''-s"'
g;0k D;.,g;es-ya 4 Mani. A p,;.. 81.
Head e;a,.u.h No I, I.a,,i. "a. 80. 49,.
:. Price; No. =, &. Wesley Price, vice William g.
iiyson; No. ., james A. Zepp. vice Mamie A.
,S;g,k f,;., -;,,--No. A M.,v;. u.nd,i, Va.
wii.ou Hes, M q. Tr,npls w..oa W.. -.
D.,is.
yS.r,.,L Bi.,r;.a- No. I. J.m.,r o,..n ,,..
a.nir n. osa,x. ,r,n.fe,r.J NJ = VIM. n,
i,Irr. Vice LIs.ie whs,le, No. q, i..,.V Ia
~. ,ire u.,,i. l.nd,i, ,,.n.t....-l' r. "a
q ~ - So .. a. $3.50 -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-24

r+s-Ths Secretary q the Pallman Palace Car
Company 81 Chicago. ha' .iipPedo "a With sl?o. zoe
belonging To the company. III. name /. Angel
aud be bad heretofore borne an irreproAehabIe
character but NOS be - among the fallen Angels,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-24

DnaaSE - PArs--Dy aasiee Il csznssi ths
wilkins asense ci.ims, Which aaseans o. prsAbly
s.eea. wrifssa egini~a. has. A~-s sA=1 -
Nessss- McInis-h and siingiss. ossns<i O. ths
Beard. asi ais ~ Nes.r.. NsF.hsii ssl fi.hsr.
- Halsisasrs. bstA ssstaining IN. sctiea- Tk~
commissian.rs lssiei slS.eee O. I.ay tkess eiaias
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-24
Miscellaneous.
LUMBER, HARDWARE
Agricultural Implements,
SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, COAL,
Farmers and Builders Sup.
plies Generally,

plies Generally,
B. Mel. HARDISTY,
COCKEYsvILLE, BALTIC. COUNTY. Nh,
Offers 10 Farms., Builders and others, at the Low.
est City Prices,
Lumber-DaEnboa Cuttings. Siding. Floor.
ing, Joist and Scantling, Palings, Fencing
Shingles. I.aths. Finishing Boards, Clear STUFF
Doors, Sash, Mouldings, &C., &c.
IlardWare-Nails,Sp Spikes. Screws. Al es, saws
Files and Rasps, Iiaiehsis, Spades, Shovel
and Picks, Tool. and Handles, Trace Chains
IIorse Shoes aud Nails. Tire Iron, Nail and
Bar Iron, ciineh Nails, 4c, &c.
Neesls-Clover, Timothy aud all kinds Gras'
Secds. Also. Garden Seeds in variety.
Ferttlixers-The most approved brands oi
Phosphates. Bone Meal aud Bird GaAnos.
implements and ReApers, Plou'
and Castings. Guilty. aiors. Horse Rakes. Drills
Cradles, scythes, Hoes, Rakes, Scythe Stones
Ac., Ac.
Goal Family and Smiths Coal In qsan,i,is. 70
suit.
Sunsiries-P Paints. Oils. Window Glass. Putty
Tar, salt, Rope for Leading Lines, 4c., Rops
Yarn, Bricks, Hair. 4c.. ae.
Every Article needed for Field, House. Barn,
Stable. Corn Crib, Chicken House, Ice House
Hot Beds. 4e., IL not on hand will be immedi.
ately ordered. All goods sold at lowest price
for cash OF approved endorsed paper.
cc- Price. "yaaraaissF' a.. io~ az eiiy.
ID. MEL. HARDGkTY.
Feb. ?,'7s.-iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-24

caSEAS Fos A PArxST Cas- BnaEE-Mr.
Ibs@as u. cseksy. e Texas. this csanty. has
hied ease.i IN the patsnt 49, rsizting - N
improvement In Failroai car hrnkss. Tkis inrsn.
tea has hssn exnminsd BY . nsmbsr Il csmPs-
teni judges have Prunsanesd u e great valss.
Mr.. cecksy, althsugh ~ years e aee. is ae-
tirs a. . man Il &C. and y pssscrsea u eansider-
abe invsnlivs gsnius. We hePe hs nay raake .
success e his inrenfian.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-24

FTxs CotsrHS RssInssss hrsSEh-Tks e.sn.
Try resiasaes % The FrsFsrt. q The late Th-unas
krasett. aeNF the cay hmlts. The nssksss.n
rad. Destroyed ~ srs L<s~~sa ~ Asa "
eiela~k Wednesday nigkt The ass srixinaiel Ia
frame siAAs the Frssnisss. u % suTf~-si trssa
either . eansisss snalicisas tfsmp. Asd fr~aA
tksaes e~sa2.Ei.sssi 18th the kssss. 6sruinT A-ss
D. the gFasai. NJ. Charles J. csrrsshsrs soss-
Ffs'fvhs t-z-s asl .sc-sesed 10 Fsttinr III ~.
israifuFe sst. The lsss eli re.eA sie.ees. Is-
sarc1.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-24

re- Mr.. Moody, the evangelist. uili spend the
coming ~inisr IN Baltimore. lie has taken a
house % i.AnVals street AMI uiIi occspy It abou,
October lot. M sanksy all spend the -ihiss IA
England.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-24

A--2sfas p EferE4gf . -sigtnan Hgffbers
e
PRsaAHiT fHE OLBEsT Max ~ rHE USfrsn
-rtTE---A reliable gesfienAa 10 IN, tssn IN
faruls - tha; William >esf;. eslsrei. fof many
year- = resident e this easE;y. b., ns- living "a
Baltimore. !, r. doubt the sLi@.i mAn IN th.
Y Hiisi Siaiss. Il the prof. whirh be holis are
cgrr~e;. AL oar infsrnAnf b~iisses fkey are lie
claims o. b. iso year. e age. lie says he rcnsm-
h~r. wa.hihgt@n'. father sell. and b., nsmsry
t~ns s;iil uninlsairssi b. - abe u recszEi -ifh
tiri4ness ihsideuis uhieh eoeurrei spuarl. e =
r-risry az. oar Informant says that 10 ia. he
knes >estf sell. lie thea lived IA a .nail hsa-s
"a -ha; !. nos the Highland PARA property. AMI
af that tine be sas issksl ap.n - the Oldest
MAJ Ia the e'ssnfuahi;y. -csi; j. is-ai preacher
AMI pF..ea; At the hFss ". l.. Csnser~nos
ever ksid "a MARYLAND. AZ ELiek sis.~ - -
sitssi % ;Aks seat On the platform bs.ias the
prrsilins oaoer q the Canfsr.nee. II the story
- this I'D fnah j. e.ff-ei-and ss have ~ rsa.
q disb.lieve ii-ke - o-rfsiniy al sKtrasrii-
nary per-on Ani an eHfenAsi sketeh e III. life
essii ~; help bet prove inter.-sing A. sossa q.
ue isAra BIZ place q resiaesee IN the city shall
call sT.aa Aim snd sxamine the ds~amehts in hi.
I.ss.e..isn BY uhich he eiaims "a ke able - e.
tAhiish his age ssysni question:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-24

SrorEs.rtL TEiaLs 90 CHsEis a. FtFE ESsI.n.
Ca Tusssiay Aitefnson last NJ. ChAflss 7 Hsi
ipsay. 4 Baltimore. bfougbt tss Il kis chemical
sFs esgas- - Tou.outs~n g., the Fsry,sss q si,.
iHs them trial IN the pf.ssacs q The Cssnty
Caiumissisner,. Ons & the sngins- - = large a
fair. irass - to heFsss All having tso ffty
gallon retsfts fss hoi4sng the uaisS ar ehsmica.
~hiir the athsf one y suall hand - glus having
two u t~sniy ave gallon. each. The piare
.eisris-i - the TRIAL the tAennt Ia near the
jail All - half past three o'sieck there -ers -
l.as; to- tsn4fud peapis % The gfound eisAi z
The Cesnig Cammissiesss. snd sas.si & osf yfuin
ineni eiisssns all AuHisa. g. -ifnss. the display
several uagsu load. q barrels hal .e-a 80
cared. al 4 shteh SER stacked ~ Ani saiasais-i
uith coai eii The torch ~as thea applet all
aftsE the ~ho% usAss bal L@sa e.pmpls,siy enysl
ais,i IN Sane. and burnhs farossly. .irsAm fraui
the largs soEae ~as turbei % ani ia fort, Sc
ss-ur q ffpus The tine The SSH sifark ths aamss
ths -has -As bat = stsamins nae. the sfs AasiHg
e-~r sniifsif srtnsaishei The barrel. -sfs
AgAin ngh:ei and more al -as thrsun . an1 q
to- its srv 80 eel HH1ef -ay stream fra. the
had snxiEs ga tanned "a and n tainsis d.
ass -as PCT At.
AMER ihsss tests. -Airh gave srva; .s,i.fseiius
g. al EFsssnt tAs sngins. SER bright % - thu
ts-n ahi 81 ~ ihs tsnts = the lsfss ~ 90,
f~-harssl ia ffsui q W. waitin. rrstAurant
Tie haak asi ladder tfark 4 the Ts-san.ssn
fir- Cemtsa, hrosrhi Get ana b. mean. =
enc g The adler. The TOP q NJ. wa;siB. kesss
~ reashsi The hos. -srs thea Fan ~ = the
r,-af An1 even ., that slsTAiisn Abosi - fss;
frusn the grasni Asi double tbs 4siAncs fruta ihs
sngins-a stssng strsAza -As thFa-n ais;Aare q
any .ttiF fes; and this issi. Lac the sFsi. 80
FFunaanesi sscsess
Al ~he az the uAehins. "a opposed al
isfsrfiaH ~ tie fe.sl; AL -AFtnis sslup.ilasnis
NJ Heiissay - bis ssccss.. We have 3asts
The Ceuniy csuuis.ion~rs ill AVFtvss thsss
ehinss and that s.sy -in h. s3episi s.r The 80
sral tasns areaua the city. asE inristsi
-h'rh az Ne preparing "a Fressei tsra-sl's'
against SIRE
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-24

0rr-boa9 PESssaSEEs. The fslis-ihs s4Ii-
,ional Isnsian~rs hsi their nAsus. Ai3e4 O. the
eat ds-sr Tsasion hst this .esk
LEI I,s.'rsss- MAry Ga,flsa aal Mara Hal.
- f,.sfsisf-john Muiisn. kseAsi Nri'nnisi Ani
and Margzsrs brssks.
- fs..frssf-Abssi-m iiugiing.
"a D.ssrsrs-M.ssh. A-= nzzs..ss .s.; ianis
E.faE.
7fk H,ssrsss-karhei bsiley-snA >assn Leo.
sfa b.ssss,f-l.suisa Davis. AlssAia wsrasli.
sarah simpssh. AibsFt Hssk And Jsbs Ceansiiy
llfk f,ssriss-sarsk o.. fsssitt-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-08-24

fR0H GARBESvILLE, l2Iu DISrRIcr.--l De.
igkyai Sabbath Seho"f Pie Nir-A Visit a. Clair.
'aoai NHTscriss- BHddiHg Psarh Trees ~ WhoIs.
sate-Largs Crops II OHioss and T.s'afss.-
GrasskoPpers.-A picnic aud festival was held on
Tuesday Afternoon and evening Of last week, NJ
Gaich's N. 4. church, by the Sunday school,
which proved y decided success. The school as.
sembled at the church at u o'clock. Al ; o'clock
the children called into the church aud the cx-
ercises opened by singing an appropriate hymn,
followed by prayer by RcV. Mr.. Murphy. Tbs
scholars were then presented with tickets emitting
each 20 IS cents worth of confectionery aud ice.
cream. There were about 900 persons present.
supper commenced at o'clock, lasting until 10,
and 81 which about 900 PaTtook. aud for which
% cents was charged. Mrs. Cole and Misses May
and Rachel Herman, Mrs. Fuller aud Mrs. Muir
ply had charge 81 the supper. Contribution.
were sent in by the members of the Lutheran
church, the ". D.. church south, Hiss aud other
appointments. Mr.. Weber. Of baltimore. furnish.
ei the iec'cream aud kindly came out aud ser, Ell
u. In quality u was the finest. The proceeds 81
the confectionery table amounted 10 over si0o.
The Gar'lcnvie band vas present and discourscd
choice music. four-horse omnibus. heavily
loaded. came out from the west end of the city aud
two wagon loads from east Baltimore.
One of the most interesting features vas the
voting by ballot at Ave cents each for tWo large
pound cakes, o. be given 60 the lady receiving
the highest number of votes. aud the other TO q
gentleman. $50 chances we're obtained aud the
prizes were won by Miss Mary Bevan aud Mr.. J.
y. Langi"n. Rev. Thc'. Gcrsueh aud A. Meteor.
mick. Jr.. are superintendAnts of the school.
paid visit % Mr.. Corse'. Clairmont Nursery
last week and was shown the uork Of budding
peach trees. There 6o.ooo trees to be- busidc,i
thi. season. all being planted in aud careful
" labelled 80 that anyone purchasing can get the
variety of fruit desired The trees frum which the
buds taken all raised in the narscry.
Mr.. Corsc showed me also piece of ground.
about one acre in extent, from which be raised $50
bushels af onion. for which he obtained % cents
per bushel. lie has 60 .oe0 Tomatoes planted aud
!. nov picking seine days leo bushels per day
lie has about acres of pickles in full bearing
Grasshoppers are becoming Gerry numerous in
some sections Destroying the early crop % turnps
Some have had g. SOW two OF three times. Mr..
frank Corse sow,i pounds Of secl. putting It In
with a drill. which. he says. will bring a larger
crop than by any other mode q sowing.
NJ
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A. iS-ods~r IsAsr.--On Wednesday afisrno.ss
lat ifAmv ,asns q tAs hss.s Z NJ wiuiaH
EuoFy. IN ;his ts-n. Ani askei fsF sansthiug g.
s.t. shiel given him. lie thea asks-i fef
sotas seses. shieh sas Fsfssei kiEs. shea b. gFs-
insoieai and inpsrtiEsni. NJ. Emsry hAppsu~i
g. - Nesst the bose ~ the aa4 k-sFins ths
f.iio~s iAnr~aEs approached Aiis Aad ordered Aia
oct lie seat asisF little IAIiy iAg bot saek
an fss minsss. All siaplsi IN is-ai q the hsu.s
usirg insaliing lAnrsAgeis Mr. u sri a ths sAns
tiaas Ptskins - . stone AM aAkiEg threat a. g.
that he -sa4 d. NJ Eaefy seat -; O. hin
again aaA at thea sahcsf. bre-A An4 wki',is
eams alaag ssi - -As hAAiei ever O. thea and
t.ksa before Jastios Gallagher. -ha ooSumiitsi
han g. jail IN dsfash q secsriy O. kesP the lescs
Ne gave h. nAas - Jatas. leuug AL bars ali. "
him very inssisni AR ~hicA l. sAi4 % have Assn
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FHos C1hEuLIrD~. lu Di.rsicr-A Rsg
Trs--i. o.. @ Ma. Ear-Tis c..-afs H.-sd.-
piss.-,-' ~ va Y-.- T...' NJ ,;sorss
HannstHau. living on the Fr~isfi-k faai f.
DAYS 49, laii dssn o. tAks nsp ani -hiis .ls,i
ins. bag. eamm1niy knosn BY The name =
'-thoasaBi lss 90 aeraant - 10 great number
q prsFsiisrs. rrsulei iutu one - hi- ear. IL
.a-erei great pain fsr some time sh~n a phyri
rian called 10 art sxtraciyi the beg sivins
hin relief
NJ >isifcl. our Csun;y Cammis.iansr. - taking
great tea 4 Interest the csauiy rad. q thu
sertiou. AL people -hs 49, them laiiy srsak "a
the 81 gh~.i term. & thsif excellence. shi-h 81.
maniy lae O. NJ -teifsi uho box. after The ~
psfvis'rs All sscs ihat they perform their daiie.
Ir4s.iy.
An eEraF.ioa party. composed q the choir =
-. Jshn'. Lu'herAn ChuTch ani ffieni. sent q
Ferry Fain' Curii. Greek. % W~ln~..iay q la.;
seek ant .F-h, very pi~ssan; iay ih true -
ne .iyi~. They retained 10 the es,niax hishiy
Plsassl. s'srything having paced o. The su'ifs
.aii-fac;isn & all
To indisiisais- rich ahi the other poor
met iu .sisau the Frederick rad .ns Iay
la; ~eek. uhen one q them .uegrsts.l that thes
take = glt.s u beer together The sarg~.i.an
rarriel ut aheh The po,r Inan tfof,s.~i the
falisuing -t"ast- which came near creating an
~unpi-asAntucss
The usril i supfasel q b. Foani a. shsel.
And Death !. tEins that ~ must feel
II Life 81 q tang uhirh sn"ney eeujd bay.
The rieh uouii live AMI the poof -suid die.
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cossrAhLE ArTOISTrp.--The County Commits.
sioners have appointed Robert Lloyd constable
for the sth district for two years.
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NAAet u4'it % HHNiue
VI. 4. II.
FRoN SrENNEEs RrS. l?fH DisrRicr.- hail.
'sg iiaysr. Ms.lsd asd Aaspsfa,.,i-
Hay.s Drap. D.ad-Irss.'.- Baek Ri,sr Rridy.
-Ft.A .lr.--on "wednesday 81 iast week the fam.
n.y. u Mr.. J. Wesley jacobs. living on the Phila
dclphia road. near the 9milr stofie. attended the
tournament At Hardwood PARK. leaving ~ one At
home but Mr.. Buck AMI cuipfei boy. Afer
they hai been away some time the Lads heard a
noise ia one u the upper rooms and % going 20
learn the cause the coloFed boy leaving tn.
house over 'hei roof. ~ith Mr.. Jacob, gun ia 81.
hand. she called ." hsishbuf living near b
ant the to- followed the l-py. sha rc,r,atei hast
ily aero.- a corr acid. They hai no, gone far be
tore they found -, ersi large bundle. Il ciuthing
the thief hal carried from the house aud len them
smous the corn O. be taken 20 after be hal pro
eury,l the gun. They iii r.; give chs.e aud the
by ha. managed g. ,lulc arrest ~ Z. thu. time.
Mr.. J. Ger. a reward q so for b.. capture.
About ten day az George Dyer. living on the
Phiia. r,al AZ the = mile stone. uhiis Nofkins
abou; q thrc.hius machine. hal his rish, hand
caught 30 the cog.. crushing the fingers terribly
i.r Mae sent far AMI amrufafed the front
ansef. Hycr paid hiiir attention. g. the sound
anI Z, since found ne,e.-ars g. ampu,atc both
b.. .ecunl and third hassf. also
~ Monday ia.i vhil. Jane. Wa-il. -. -
gasvi 20 thr,.hins fsf Elia. Eabin.uu one Z D..
horse. dropped ieai IN tie machine -ithou, any
apparent cagss NJ " hal only bDaght The
horse iso iays before.
IN sunday La; Jonas and John scott. colof,,i.
living near k1.eiale fos'ochcr. committed an AZ
grss a,sl assault their father The oii nan had
issued fur their arrest AMI they uefs cap
turei ~ 1sicsf. 2 stuart ant taken before Ju.
tee kestsr 81 rrl~as.l them rach 90 : na se-uf
iiy o kvef the peace.
paute the heavy faius q Ia; seek the aiiins
srasHl the a1utmsnt. 4 The Bark rsrf hfidgy
Ws.h~i A-ay ami fpr a time the bridge -. i'm
passAti~- The damage Ia hs~ been Temporarily
repaired. The rvanty gstnmi..iot.f. arr tnakin.
PREF araiions ." exirnA ths mt. - ths tfiirs 80
as g. ah' ate thi. iisieaisy 10 The fai4F.
Pea afr very .carrs 10 sur satsr. js.; nov and
noas q any Accent teins rasxht. Tha.v
be-; pu.;-i .ay there all h. rl,n'y . sh ty the
niiiis g september
Fifteen hsnlr-i emfiayes. q the =. " 4 T..
rAilraai bah an etraf.ian q Harcsoll Fafs IN
Saturday last. the r..tH fauy furnishins tfan.frta
uau ani reffs.hnents free Eo-sylltE
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PisHIxa .PARrY.--About o'clock on wcdnes-
day morning last a party Of young ladies and gen
tlemen, Gao In NUMBER from Towsontown, Wood.
berry aud waverly, lcft the residences s Mr.. BSkel
In large omnibus for Elephants fishing shore, on
Bear Greek, arriving there at o'clock. The par.
~ vas accompanied by good band Of music and
having taken along any quantity of the good
things Of life breakfast d for kings was soon
prepared and was rapidly disposed of. the ride
down in the crisp morning air having sharpenei
the appe,ites u all. After breakfast various
amusements. such No dancing. boating. fishing,
grabbing, &c., were INDUCED In until o'clock,
when dinner was announced and . sumptuous re.
past this proved 70 be. The hours sped rapidly
until ~ o'clock when all again took their seats In
the "bas" and started on the homcward journey,
arriving at the starting point in good time, all
well and charmed with the pleasures d the day.
The prime movers in this affair were Messrs. Gus.
Bokel, Phil. Iiavey and Alex. Chapman, who lie.
serve much credit for their faithful mana cement.
ARRTSr voR iioRsE STEALiSG.-AaroE brown,
colorei, was arrested by officers white and
Brown on Wednesday, charged with stealing a
horse belonging to d. ". Ogden. Of Baltimore.
Justice Gallagher committed him to Jail for the
action Of the Grand Jury.
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i.hn Meal % Georxs Brshm.
Jarns. G. Taylor q John " wrxh;.
Michael Lihk q >.iissaan HrrSberT
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-02-21
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ELECTION OF A NEW POPE.

ROME, Feb 20-Cardinal Giarchi Pecci, the
pontical camerengo, has been elected pope
Cardinal Pecci takes the name of Leo XIII.
Cardinal Pecci Is an Italian.
Cardinal Pecci was chosen on the third bal
lot. The moderates hesitated between Cardi-
mails Franchi and Pecci, but the conflicting ell
ements became harmoniZed and the result
was the election of the latter. Announcement
to the people was made with prescribed for
malites and ceremonies from the Vatican, in
dictated intense excitement, although it had
been accepted as a foregone conclusion that
an Italian cardinal would be the choice of the
conclave.
Pecci is tall, with fine head high forehead
narrowing at the temples, long face, straight
features. He has large mouth and promi-
large, well shaped ears. His face reminds
VII He has a fine sonorous voice, greatdig-
nifty, even austerity of manners in public life,
but privately is atfectionatc, unassuming. So
ciable and witty. As camerlengo he has been
the head of that party which, without for
mally renouncing the right of the Holy See
acknowledges the wisdom of the DEGREES of
Providence, accepting what he calls irrevoca-
bly, accomplished facts The general opinion
is that for learning tact, energy, dignity, anna
bility real moral worth and sincere pety, the
sacred college could not find Il more desery-
ing Pope than Cardinal Pecci Cardinal Peccs
private life at all periods is above reproach.
He has considerable literary talent and has
written poetry. He never has had intercourse
with the functionaries of the present italian
Government, but is esteemed by them all, and
those with whom the necessity of duty bring
him into contact, are perfectly charmed with
him
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OREGON.

The Chester brought up II sacks of letter
and l03 sacks Of paper mail.
A man recently lost $1,000 in one nights
struggle with the tiger in Portland.
AtGrants Pass a father congratulates him
self upon the birth OF his nineteenth enid.
There is still over 10000 bushels OF wheat
in the granaries in the south famhill section.
C,ptain Parker is raising a subscription at
Coos BAY for building jetty at the mouth OF
Coquille to contne the channel
Farmers around Milton. Umatilla county,
have broken eight or ten thousand acres of
new land and sOwn ii with wheat; reach
trees are budding. and it is feared they will
get nipped-
Several gentlemen residing near Palmer x
McWhirters mill, in Uaion county, the other
day killed a mountain lion Of sufficient size
to be a rather formidable foe. He stood three
feet high and six and half feet in length.
His lionship showed fight, but there were too
many adversarics
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-02-21
EUROPEAN NEWS.

The Thessaian insurgents took Platona on
the 10th.
Orders have been sent to the Russian head
quarters not to occupy Gallipoli.
The British fleet has withdrawn to INDIANA
Bay, 40 miles from Constantlnople.
All the powers, including Russia, have as
scented to congress at Baden Baden.
Two ron-clads from the French squadron
have gone to the entrance of the Dardanelles.
The General Assembly of Crete has re-
newed its declaration of annexation to Greece.
Admiral Hornby has been ordered to seize
the Turkish fleet, if necessary, to prevent its
surrender to Russia.
Russia has represented to England that the
United States should be represented in the
Congress of the powers.
The Sultan has received dispatch from the
Gar, stating that his troops would occupy
the neighborhood of Constantinople.
Advices from Athens indicate that the Greek
Government is likely to ally itself to England
in event of war between the latter and Rus
STA.
The Russians say the British fleet entered
the Dardanelles in spite of the Sultan's pro-
test, and is, consequently, violating the treaty
of Paris.
Russians have withdrawn from the Satildie
redoubt of the Constantinople line ofdefences
occupied on Friday. Orders to the Russian
troops are not TO cross the lines of demarca-
ton fixed by the armistice.
According to the latest information, Eng
land and Russia will maintain their respec-
tive military and naval positions during the
session Of the Congress No other power
will enter the Dardanelles, lest 1t should in
crease the complications.