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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

= Cine firsli9 i'm 6auie u~nierer @efebs
sebuns ifattsefunoene 4bitimmuns aeiste
lpieber beutlid, baB Die fanatiiden Iempes
rensIer BON ~unlerer bemofratiiden @eiesses
buns ni9ts su erlparten baben, rpdbreno ans
bererieitS ale pon ibnen beantra9ten 3pan9ss
mabreseln auf Der republifaniiden Settle be-
reituiaise rlnteritibuns finoen. gei Der
Beratbuns Der @eietiamra!uns iiber Yolt5ets
@eeuIationen beantragte nemIid Der Nepus
bIifaner 2essett, pom Carroll Gountp. Die
Strei1uns bes iosenannten Yearioni den
amendments, meldes uerfiSt, bab man einer
8irtb nidt auf Sdabeneriab perflasen fam,
ipenn man ibn nidt porber idriftlib Dor Der
8erabfoIsung non @etranfen an einen Ges
mobnbeitsiaufer s~eparnt bat. Dieier Mntrag,
Der bas aIte MbatrsGeIet pieoerberseitelt
hattie, ruurbe inbeIIen NIT Az sesen "a Stims
men perporfen. Inter b~enienisen. bic fur
ben 4ntras itiminten, ,paren 80 Nepubllfas
t,er unb bios 5 Demofraten, ruGbrenb 43 Dee
mofraten unb nur A &epublifaner basesen
ifimmten. 0on Gupabo9a Gountp, rpel1es
burd 4 8epubIifaner unb / Demofraten i'm
Sauie pertreten it, f~tinrtte bios Der Dernos
frat, ST.. Yoe, pom GIeueIanb, 8e9er ben Ans
traa, iuabrenb bic pier &epubIifaner, Gopert,
Denpcp, Softer unb Palmer, ii6 seorildt
batten, ais es our Mitimmuns fam. Sieie
Mbfimmuns benefit auf's Neue, bab uniere
perionIide Sreibeit unter Der Serridaft Der
Democratic fiber if, BEL einem We9iel aber
GROCER @efabr aus9eiett mare.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

8aufIi9e @%eiebseber. = Die penns
ipIpanii9en @eietsebunsen iinb i6on lansit
mesen ibrer corrupten 1lmtrtebe berii9ttst.
SHE oft bot ni6t bet alte Cameron Die Stims
men BON MiitsIiebern sefauft. Sebt 1T ptez
Der bic llnteriuduns elmer iebr uniauberen
@eididte i'm @anse. Soften Binter ia9te
bic srobe pennipluanii6e @iienbabn ein 9eies
burdSubrin9en, tpeldes e n'Staat perptIlds
ten iOute, Die san5e @nti9aoisuns fur bic
8erIulte su sablen, rueI9e iene Sabn lpdbreno
bes sroben giienbabnsS trites BET Yittsburs
e~rIitfen, uno es wirb iest %bebauptet, bab Die
8abn bic Stimmen pieIer Mit9lieoer bur9
geifeduns sepann. Der llnteriu9un8ss
4usiduB, peI6er NIT Der Brifuns bieier Bes
iduIoisuns beauftrast ruorben it, ma9t nette
gntbilunsen. SIS erbeat, bab cine 9an5e
MnsabI pom Witsliebern Der 2esislatur brr9
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

Mit SO sesen % Stimmen pailirts am
Gomitaa bsr; Genot bsS Gon8refes be Sauss
SID, meltss6te DerspenSun8 Der Truppen BET
MohIen perbietet. Bon bemofrati59er Seite
wurbe oehoKf unO Don Der reputIitanif9en
befar6tets 6ob Der 8r6tbent eieie Blu unters
aeidwen rperos, ba bel Der Mbfalluns oerlels
BEN ,auf bic Ginmanoe beB Yrdlbenten IN
5einer :eriten DetosB otfdaft @ldf4t senoms
men worsen mar. Statt aber ben 9aber
Surd feline llnterSdrift 81 beieitisen uno Dem
2anbe ben 6rieben 81 9eben, 1T QopeS aber:
malls ben @eboten Der 6ibrer ietner Yartei
aefoIat unb bat aud biefe Bill NIT ieinem
Beta beIest. Sn ieiner HetosBoti9aft bic
am Routae I'M 6auie bes GonsreRes einl!ef,
bebauert er, tob ct bic Blu nidt unterjetb'
men tonne, ba he einerleits unn0tbis fei uno
onbererfeits cine 9efdbrIide Mbrpei1uns uon
Idnait fe59eitelten conititutioneaen YrinSi.
p;ei1 umfafe. @ieberbolt periidert Ct, baf
e. bie. 9epoIt, Irrppen Bel Mablen ~ uers
rpenben, niemoIs n,i6braudt babe nnb oies
aud ludbrenb ieineS &mtsterutins nidt 81
tbun eebente. Die Mrsumente oSer Dor.
mdnbs in ieiner 8oti9aft bat Der Nrdfoent
oifenbar Der Neoe oes Senators gomunos'
entnpmmen. 3uei 9auptpunfte iinb IS be-
ionbers, ouf Sic er feline ginmanoe flst
eritens, neil bic Blu an allen Wabltasen in
ben peri9iebenen Staaten bic 9eiete auBer
Rrof fete, welde benz Yrdiioenten oas He9i
seben, Bic Arrnee unb bic TIotte CUR Durds
fibrung Der @eiete unb 3ur Debauptun9 oes
Srieoens ju perpenoen. VI fiibrt ots Nenn'
fpIuanier WbisfpsN ebeuion, Burr'S Nerratb,
bic Sd6.@aro!ina Qualification nno bic lebte
8roBe Nepolutton an. iueldbe ote Sertpefoun9
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

Sberman boft, baB Der 3insfub in ben
Ser. Staaten auf brei Yro3ent fallen tpirb.
st baIt ntitbin einen nosli9it niecrtsen 3tnss
fub fur einen Sesen. Wenn nun aber uirfs
lid elm niebriser j3insfub elm !3eiden oes
@obIftanbes Der Wahen mare, bann miibte
DeutfdIanb bas slidli9ite 2ano fur bic ars
beitenben aIaHen fem. 1lno bod 1T 8erabe
bas @esentbeil Der SAL. SIN Deuti4lano
mar Dor $50 Sabren @elb in 9iiae uno
Sane gu 81 Bis 4 BroSent gu baben, tudbreno
man bier inn Weften 8 bis 10 9roSent be3ablz
tie. Sn 9eutIdIanb barbte bas Bolt bel benz
niebrisen ,3insfube bier berri@te Woblitano
unb 1leberflub BET benz boben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15
superintendent Site por Der 8eforn

superintendent Cite pon Der &eformz
Sarm BET 2ancaiter bat auf 8erlansen Der
Sruitees reiisnirt. nebrisens foa bic ans
itaIt unter Site gut sefiibrt ruorben ietn. aber
es braden in Der Iesten 3eit drserIi6e gifers
iidteIeien unb &eibereien unter ben Seams
ten aus. 3uerit wurbe Srau Site aIs Nfas
trone sur 4~bbunfuns s~e3uunsen. SHen ses
iast, mir betradten bic b~duisen @eorSaniias
thatiasn gnitaItsm aIs einen idaOIidsn
Mibsrif. SIR bas 0fentIi6e 8obl unb fur
bic Bartei ieIbit ware es better, rpern man
bieie GnitaIten ueniser forte uno iOI6e 8es
amten, bic iid oils tiidtis bemabrten, bellies
bieIte, 10 LANCE ie ii6 itrens an tire Pfidten
balten unb ii9 ni6ts gu S9uIoen fomn,en
laien. @obItbdtise MnftaIten iolten ni9t
gum SpieIbale Der Barteien setna6t weroen.
8is iebt bat nod feline Bartei our9 bic baus
fisen &eorsaniiationen etpas %sewonnen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

Suduns In Sahen Der @eoIosii9en Grfori6s
una oes StaateS ab. DARN ia9t es, baB es
ben Tim iibsrpieienen Tbeil Der @Ouuers
ieursbotfdaft IN G~rpasuns se3osen nnb bic
Wit8Iieber Der 8ermeiI un9ssG ommiiiio pers
bort babe. Das Committee ipri9t bic Ins
ii6t aus, baB bic 9lrbeiten ipar5am uno fdbi9
oeleitet wurben unb benz Staat our gbre ses
reihen uno bittet, pom t~petterer Grlua9un9
Der Mn9eIe8enbeit entbunben iu weroen. Das
bur9 mtrb Profeiior Remberrn Der sesen ibn
erbobenen 8eiduIbisunsen %entbunpep.
SamtaG ben 10. Nai.
Ser Senat paifirte 8aine's 5au8bia
betrefs Der G%rnennun9 BON Iruitees fur @rs
siebun9sanitalten. Warib unterbreitete ben
8eri1t bes Committees fur 1nterIudung ber
8lasen sesen Die Serpaltuns bes 9onspiew
Srrenbauies. Sn benz 8eridte ruurben Die
8earten bes Srrenbaules BON aIler S9ulo
freiseipro6en. Sorret unb 2orb srifen ben
8eribt an unb ~iiritten segen Warib. Nad
beftieer Debatte tpuroe Der 8eribt auf ben
Sid seIest uno Der Senat pertaste ii9.
SIN Saufe entitanb eine beftige Debate
iiber Seifert's 8eidIuB, baB Der Gonsreb er.
Iu9t perbe, bic geteranen bes merifaniI9en
&rieses gu penlioniren. Ra9 lanserem
Streite wurbe Der 8eidlub auf ben Slid ses
lest.
Montas, ben IL. Stat.
SIM Senat seidab beute ni9ts BON 8i6'
tisteit.
SIN Sauie mar bas SauptSei9aft Die
Grrpd9uns ber cobif5irten MitiSbia, pel6e
babin amenoirt wurbe, bab Die 3abI Der Sn'
fanteriesG ompasnien BON $50 auf 100, Die
3abl Der 8atterien uon IL auf 5, unb bic Der
@apaQerie : @ompasnien BON 6 auf 3 rebu3iri
wurbe. Die Bia entbdIt au6 8eiimmun8er
betrefs ber 8erpflesuns ber WtiliI pdbrenf
bieielbe elm Eager be5oSen. Der 0ori9la9,
ben Gbl9nitt gu itrei9en, ruonad bic Wiuni'
cipaIresierunsen sebaIten werben, cine grer'
sierbaae gu ~liefern, purbe abselebnt. Sle
Bill ,purbe idliebli9 paiiirt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

Ser Senat %unierer Geiebsebuns pafs
iirte am Donnerftas bic Trampbil, welde es
gu einem 8erseben madt penn Elm Tramp
Elm Saus ober einen Sof betritt, ooer auf
elmer 2anbltrabe ober auf benz Sanoe, obne
GrIaubnib bes gisentbumers, eth Seuer ans
madt, rpenn ct uerbotene Wafen trast ober
gerionen ober gisentbum bebrobt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

fie fid baten, biele G9wa6en ans 2i6t tree
ten sa Iafen, poer ibnen 6emalt etn3urals
men, uiro hire DerpenSbarfeit, Gidti9feit
unb Observation-Disclosures our6als nidt bes
eintradtiet. go bitten mir aud Serr1
aiobIe eai,s serne feline SOrtiOn @eipeniters
slauben sesonnt, wenn er nur MOT ole
Sdmade beIeflen bate, ibn ais 9etlslebre
Der WeIt 3u ~perfinoen."
@iner BON SEEM Yorf eintrefenoen Dope.
ide sufoIse bat Der bortise S~r5iebnnssratb
bei1lofIen, baB elm gini4reiten leinerietts
sesen Ben ybo6sebiloeten 9etter" uO,1 5000
6ffentliden 2ebrern uno 10000 IN ben of
femtIiden 9dulen erSosenen 8inOern ni9t
n~ethpenbia lei.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

8enfon's giu, peIde beftimmt, baB
ale Sinridtunsen i'm Staate Sbio fdnftis
I'M Staats3udtbauie pon3osen meroen iolen,
1T I'M Sauie burdsefalen. Die Counties
molen ii9 bas ge9t p~orbebalten, ibre 8ers
BREEDER ielbit binridten 81 Iafen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

Sr. @uibo Marr pom IoIebo 1T als
rep%ubl;faniider es@ouuernenrsseanosoat
aenannt iporbem. ST bebanft fi9 aber FUR
Bic Gre unb BARN bat Ct poQfommen rett.
Wie aewaItis miirben bic republltan'leben
TemperensIer sesen bic G%rnennun9 etnes
Weins unb Qiquors@ robbanolers fur e1n
Gtaatsamt proteitiren unb beulsn!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

= Sdabiecretar SHERMAN fam niat etlpa
su poIitifden 3meden mad Ohio = bewabre
ST fam bios, UNI mad ieiner Sarm 3a ieben
unb bic Sen;en aus;ube1ern. Wer's ni9t
aIaubt, Der 1T fein gutter 9atriot.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

Die Contribution pom Californian 1T
nod ben n~eueiten Nadridten pom golfe ans
senommen rporben. San SranciSeo CAB
cine Mtebrbeit bagesen, aber bas 9anopolt
itimmte in Wafe bafir. Das Ma9perf TT
Elm buntes Semitic BON suten uno i4leds
ten 8eIfimmunsen; Der 2ommunisrnuS lauft
rpie Elm f9mar3er 6aoen binour9. Den
Gbinefen rperben aae &edte ueriaSt. Sas
3irdeneigentbum rpirb beiteaert. 9rOBe
2anbertreden merben 10 idwer beitenert. oaB
bic @isentbamer, welae oaintt ipetal,ren
poaen, s~espunsen iinb, bieielben iefort gu
perfaufen. Sine ginfommenfteuer rpiro etn'
qeflbrt, ebenfo a1ttinbise ArbeitsSeit an
ofentIiden Bauten. Gin @ouperneur II
nidt aIs Bunbesienator uablbar. Dttlp'
Gompasnien bdrfen feline anoere SABINE fhb'
rem, ais bic Der Ser. Staaten poer bic eal.'
forniide. Sen giIenbabnen 9ebt Die neue
Contribution i9arf 30 2eibe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

bic nnterrebunssfunit unb bic warmen 9aas
bebride Der BEL Der SADIE Sntereffirten be'
ruoeen ruoroen rpar, benz @eiete ibre Sttn.iise
au seben. $500 bate man burdldnittls9
fur cine Stimme nebit &ebe 81 8uniten Der
Bia beaabIt. Ginise Nitslieoer batten ihren
8reis Bis $3.50 nnb $1,000 binauf9etrieben.
Sin Serr Siluertborne aus grie County, Der
bic 8effedunssiumnae aussei9lasen batte,
bradte bas Treiben an baS 2i1t.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

Die Mei3enernte in ben 8~ereintss
ten Staatem mirb, ME mon nod ben
ilno5fen Nesen ermarten gu fOnnen meint, in
6ieiem Sabre nod reider ausfaaen, oils int
porisen. SIN Iebten Sabre mar bieielbe fait
uiermaI 70 sroB aIs por Is Sabren, ia alein
meftIid pom Milfilippi ma bic seerntete
Weiaenmense betrddtlider, als bic seiammte
BeiSenernte bes Sabres 1849. DanaaI6 baute
man meitIid pom Miififppi nur 5 prosent
Der @efammternte I; beute iber CO.. Sine
eisentblmIi4e gri9einuns 1T es, oaB bort,
mo bic Meniden ii6 iebr bidt unseiieoelt bas
Ben, bic ueridiebenen @attunsen SeIofriidte
ben Weisenbau perbrdnsen, 70 bab ieine Snl.
tur benz Gtrome Der ACKNOWLEDGING mad ben.
Meiten nadfolgt. Sine 5olse bapon u, Sabh
in ben atlantiI1en Staaten, Die bis 1858 nod
bic 6aIfte Der @eiammtproouftlon an We5en
berporbradten, beute MIR nod Elm Siebentsl
beGelben sebaut piro.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15
Gin s6aragter6iro Der moSernen ameri-
eanif6en Sausfraa.

Srei mad benz GnsIti3en Der cincinnati Simes"
pon 9rebiser 6. &obI.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

Inter ben bieisen repubIitanii6en YO=
~litifern berriden ~ausenbIidIid itarfe gifers
iadteIeien. Das fommt oaber, oab @olums
bus su uieIe sroBe Wanner befitt. Bios bre'
bieise NepubIifaner berperben iid nm Stats
Aemfer. 6. 8. Naib Mil @eneraIsMnpalt
weroen Or. Babbitt min Staatss sluoitor
werben nno S. g. gotts modte serne Wiit=
9Iieb Der Beborbe Der 6fentliden Werte ,per.
ben. Da, aber lnur Elm Golumbuier ernanni
werben fam, 10 miiHen notbwenoisermeile
swei burbfallen. @iel fommt es auf bic De1
legation an, bic Sranflin Gountp our repa'
blifanilden Staatssg Convention naa Ginein'
natl 5diden wiro. Die SreunSe Rabbits
beiduloigen Naib, baB er ben republication
Stub Der 8ierten 8aro gu ieinem 3pede be-
nubt, rpabrenb Naib's Sreunoe Babbitt an
fIosen, bab er bic Yartei ;u ybulooien" Iu9t.
potts' Sreunoe ieben Dem @anss Der Oinse
rubis gu unb bofen, bab ii6 gabbitt UNI
Naib sesenieitis Die !5aIie abidneiOen rDer'
ben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

fIeimeren ginbri@en. St 1T elm fleiner,
babi9 sefIeioeter Nann pom uiersis Sabren,
Der auf ben eriten Mnblid ben Ginorud zines
rei6en Ybiliiters ma9t. On Oer Stirne bat
CT cine tiefe Narbe pom einem NeTerfti9 ooer
elmer RugeI. @uf feline @rsreifuns rparen
ueri6iebene 8elobnunsen ausseiebt, me9en
bes Ginbru9s bel &i9ter emmett olein
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27
TROUBLE IN ALASKA.

The English have their Zulu coun'
try. We have our Alaska, which We
bought few years ago. just after
the English got their bad news of de.
feat in Zulu we got decidedly bad
news from our Alaska. Reports from
Sitka, the chief settlement, up to the
10th Of February, indicate a general
rising Of the indians against the small
white population. A white man mad
been killed while asleep in his cabin,
and his body hacked to lleces and
thrown into the ocean. 'rhis caused
a terrible panic, but the whites have
since organized for general Defence
A British man of war fortunately ar.
rived soon after and gave feeling Of
greater security. Our government
has not yet established any military
or other show Of authority in Alaska,
but will have to do so without further
DELAY.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27
LAST " EEK.

A cable despatch from Calcutta
on the Goth, says the King Of Bur.
nah, has murdered all the Roya1
family IN order to get despotic lower
A threshing engine blew up al
Stockton, California, on Saturday
and the body Of the engine wa.
thrown into a crowd of two hundret
people. The dead lay PROSTATE ii
every direction. Ten or twelve lay
in one heap. The heads Of some wore
blown off and others dashed to tn.
ground with such sorce as to breal;
all their bones. Twenty six were
wounded and fifteen killed.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27
A RISING MAN.

An extraordinary political career
is that Of Judge Russell, who comes
into Congress from the Wilmington
district, North Carolina. He com.
menced az a captain in the Codfeder-
ate army at seventeen years of age
a member Of the Legislature at nine
tsen again elected legislator at
twenty; Judge of the Supreme
Court at twenty-five; member Of a
Constitutional Convention Az twenty
eight; declined several nominations
for Congress and one for Lieutenant
Governor before lie was thirty a
Presidential elector in 1876 and final
" elected to Congress at thirty-three
years Of age. He is a greeubacker
with tendency to communism, and
is elected from a district always
strongly democratic. No knowing but
he may be elected Speaker.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27

The longshoremen's strike at Piers
. and 10 North river, New Yorkcon-
tinues to the great Inconvenience Of
shipping interests.
Oliver Furgerson, school teacher
in Westmoreland county, Pa, WAS
murdered on Thursday by "a blow
from poker in the hands of a schol-
ar whom he had discharged.
An infant of Mrs. Godelfrev, Of
Philadelphia, was on Tuesday last
Sun othered by the bed cfothes,S while
the mother went down stairs;to pre-
pare breakfast. j. ,r.. r.
Arthur Chambers, John Clark and
John King. well known pngilists,
were acquitted in Philadelphia Friday
of the charge Of trying to get up a
prize fight.
feter Bnrk, tramp in Indiana,
was found on the roadside nearly fro
zen to death. While intoxicated he
pulled off his boots and lay down to
sleep. Both legs will aaye to be am
putated. .. ...,, .:... .::n.. :. ..
Mrs, Willis, from the, North, COM
mitted suicide last week at. Crockett,
Texas, because her husband would not
return with her to tire north. :.
The holesale grocery store Of
Messrs. Vim. Boyd & Co., Pa, was
robbed by a stowaway thief Friday
night of 81 900 in silver coin and $50
in cotes.
Two centenaran females, Sarah Gal
lagher and Mary Bruce, died Friday
last, at the Home for the Aged, N. Y.
The former was lO5 years old, the lat
ter l02.
At meeting Of The Board Of Di.
rectors OF the Md. House Of correc
ton last week, Mr.. Stephen Gambrill
was unanln )usv elected superin-
tendent of the House of Correction,
vice Jas, A. Bruce, resigned. No
other candidates were voted for. Mr..
Gambrill will enter upon his duties
in few days. Tie salary is $1,000
n year and the use Of the residence
attache'' to the institution.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27
Oh FOLKS DEATHS.

The old fashioned stock Of people,
who don't think any thing of rough
ing it through life century, have
found this winter rather severe upon
their health. The reports Of death
among the centennarians have been
verv frequent lately. Annie McClus-
ken, an inmate Of the house for the
aged, in New York, died on the 10th,
aged lOS. Hugh McCracken died in
Pittsburg last week, aged lOS, having
ben born in Ireland in III. Jacob
G ifton, color ed man, died in Town
send, Pa, last week. Jacob had an
idea that he was born soon after the
great food of which he had heard in
the Bible, but there are documents to
slow that he was at least iO3. Sarah
Armstrong, a colored woman, died in
Newark, n. j., last Sunday, who was
known to be about lO5 years DID,
George Murphy died in Bradford CO.,
Pa, last week, aged l0l. Jacob Hem
Straugbt, one Of Iong-lived family,
died in Campville, N. Y, a few days
ago, at the age Of l03, leaving a
daughter of y years. His father
lived to 81, his grandfather to 9S,and
lie had an uncle who did not die until
he had 100 years enjoyment Of life
Meantime our modern kind Of people
who lead fast lives, rush into debt,
trouble, intemperance and other evils,
are filling the newspapers with &C
counts Of suicides. Frank n. Hop
kins, of Baltimore, 81 years old, shot
himself last week on account Of bust.
ness troubles, leaving young widow
TO struggle with the trouble all alone.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27

NOTICE is hereby given, that the SUBJ
~ scrbcr has obtained from the Or.
phans' Court of Frederick County, le ters
Testamentary upon the estate OF
JACOB LONG,
late of Frederick county. deceased. All
persons having claims against said dcccas
ell, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof legally autlcn-
tca:ed to the subscriber, on or before the
eth. Of July next; they may other.
wise, by law, be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. Those indebted are request
ed to make immediate payment.
JOHN Il. LONG,
ian2O-4t .!. Administrator.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27
FOR PATAGONIA.

We are not done with the champ
ons yet. The champion traveller is
the last. He is an English nan
named Tudor, who landed last week
at New York. He did not mean to
stop, he said, in this country. His
destination was Patagonia in South
America. Our recollection of That
section from our youthful geography
lessons does not recall lovely scenrey,
fertile soil, beautiful ladies or any
thing else attractive. But. probably
to Mr.. Tudor distance lends enchant.
ment to the view. He is bound for
Patagonia and means to reach it on
horseback. He only stopped long
enough in New York for supplies. -
His Patigoaian expedition is made up
Of three horses carrying tents, bag
gage, bags Of eatabes, arms and am
munition. A small boy goes along to
W.T.. cook anl keep Mr.. Tuior from
{ ,..ias lonely. l'uo chalrpiou pre-
sents formidable appearance in a
poncho rubber oyercoat AMI panta
looms with rife slung over his shout
Iers. He reached Philadelphia in
two days ride from New York. He
registers at frstclass hotels but
makes his bed at night in the stable
with the horses. If he reaches Patti
gonia he will certainly be the A No
champion.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Tho horse disease is spreading in
Ontario.
Six prisoners escaped from the
Winchester Jail, Ind, on Friday NOR,
nlnI.
The Atlantic Knitting Mil.s,at Ko-
hoes, N. Y, were burnt down on
Thursday night.
The Opera House block at Colum,
bus, Indiana, Was entira Y burned Oh
Thursday night. Los, estimated Il:
So, 900.
Elk. Mayor Westervelt, whose death
has been expected for some time, died
in New York Saturday mornng, aged
IS.
The Grst stone Of the luiding for
the International Exhibition at Mel.
bourne, Australia, was laid last Wed.
nesday.
Dr. Fisher, president of st. Law
sence University, died Friday morn
ing in fit, while on his way to the
verslty.
Austin Henry Layari will not re-
turn to Constantnopie as British Am
oassador. Lord Napier is mentioned
as his probable successor.
On Thursday night the house of
Martin Reddington, Bloomington, Ill
was destroyed by fire. The owner
and his wife were burned to death.
A prize fight between Mike Coburn
and Spring Heel Dick, that vas TO,
come of in New York, on Thursday
night was indefinitely postp ned by
the intervention Of the police.
On Thursday night last, David
O'neil, foreman Of the Northwestern
Railroad yards, was shot in Chicago,
by Theodore Ellis, and is in a dying!
condition. Ellis had been discharged
from the road and blamed O'neil,
The British steamship Z,rzibar,
which left New York On the 18th uIt
wit b general cargo and complement
of tiirty.six officers and men. has not
been heard Of since her departure
Most serious appreLensions are awak-
encd for her safety.
Krebbs, who with HIS accomplces,
entered the house Of the Rev. Mr.
England, of Montague, Texas, in 1876
and shot down the aged preacher, his
wife son and daughter, has been
tried in Cook county and sentenced
to death.
The latest organization for mutual
protection is that Of the farmers Of
Georgia aud North and South Caro-
lima, who have combined to resist the
exaelions of dealers in fertilizers.
L. NJ. Greenfield, of Nashville Ten
nessee. WAS found dead in the back
court If .he st. Cloud Hotel. He
had fallen during the night from Il
third story window. -.
The coatract for building & ros-
trum at Aatietam National Cemetery
has been awarded to Jonathan Late,
of Hagerstown, bis bid being S9l5.
The rostrum il TO be of brick, with
stone steps and iron balustrades. The
work is to be completed BY the latter
part Of May.
The 23rd annual meeting OF the
Nd. Sunday school Union was held
on Tuesday afternoon in Baltimore.
Mr.. VIA A. Baker, State superir-
tendent. made his report. The total
number of Sunday schools in Balti-
more is 237, with Sill teachers aed
62,6l5 scholars. Mr.. H. l.. Norris,
of this city, was elected one Of the
Vice President.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

IN the Orphans Court for Frederick
County.
DECEMBER Tern, 1873.
Jesse II. Nusscar, Executor of Charles
Werlich, deceased.
DRDERED by the Judges of the Or,
~ phan's Court OF Frederick County,
this 2lsl day of january, A ID, 1879. that the
sale of the real estate of Charles Werlich,
late of Frederick county, deceased, report
ed by lis Executor and fled this day be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary he shown ON or before the 24lh
day of February 1879, provided u copy of
this order he published in some newspaper
printed and published in Frederick county
for three successive weeks previous to SAID
day.
The Executor report the sale of n farm,
situate in Frederick county, Md, for the
gross sum of eight thousand dollars ($S0O0)
WIN. J. BLACK,
JOHN IIIGlITMAN,
TlIOS. NJ. HOLBRUNER,
Judges.
True copy-Tpst:
JOHN r. ROUZER.
,ian3O 81 Register OF Wills.