The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-05
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l,9'Qe B9yd, aged 10 years WAS burasd 10
usesn ~ Shes'eri fa', or Monday night by
'hs me- explosion OF coal OIL lamp
= lhe Kansas Paelhc Railroad dep9tatB eloit,
KANSAS hansas, was broken into on Friday night OF |
ias -, MeeS, anu lhe sale was robbed Of S9oOO.
gVtet sioV'VVo has been raised 10 the North 4
ior 'ne construction Of me new oioey mills IN
augusta, 'a., ANA the remaining S2OO,OOO Is
PROMISED.
the hrst new wheat OF the season received |
AZ o. Ioula was from eNas on oalarday, IL
vas, we o9'u ny auchoh on change ior 9l'o[2 per
ou1hsi
"onh Eaby' OF Salisbury, ~ Lancaster
eoull.y, "a, was klllea On sunday nighl by
magoh ~ Sh'eh he was driving gong down an
n ''S1ien~
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I' 4 N altsfnoon, blowing a9wh seVernl
WI 'n ,ni1s ohe hnn was khlel anoe man
'''a 4, "ouian we're seriously lhJureu' =,
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| Niagara FsIls on ,ho cana5;a,, ~ 49, IL
/ new Snsnensiop Bridga on Monday William
was killed, but Richard, though badly injured =,
may recover.
! The alst animal Cnnvant;on Of the A,,s-;-
| can Medical Associatiop began H. sessio.a
Tuesday ia New York. Over 1900 delegate
from every State in the Union we're present
| DR., Lewis A. Sayre. the President. delivered
the annual address.
The captains Of the bicycle clubs assembled
! in Newport, H. l., held a business meeting
| Monday morning. thirty elohs being repre,
sented. In the afternoon there was a grand
parade of bieyclists on BELLEVUE avenue, over
$50 riders being in line.
Burlingame, the man who reported that
hostile Indians we're depredaiine in North
Park, Colorado, and that they had killed hi
partners Carr and Dow, has disappeared
lie is nov suspected Of having murdered hi.
partners aud started the story to conceal tn,
crime.
The engine and twelve cars OF n freigh
train on the Great Western Railroad wer,
thrown down an embankment 10y misplaced
switch, near Sineoe, Ont, on Sunday, ant
the wreck was consumed by fire. The eagi
neer was killed, and the fireman and brake
man were injured.
The town Of Savoy, on the Texas Pacific
Railroad, IN Texas, was destroyed by a cy
clone on Friday night Of last week. Nine
teen stores, depot and twenty Dwelling
were demolished, only five houses esespinJ
damage. Nine persons were killed aud siH
ty injured some Of them fatally.
IS, 0s3 emiqrants landed at Castle Garden
New York, during the month Of May. Thi
) is the heaviest on record, the highest preyiou
mouth being May, 1878, when 81, l0T landed
Six million immigrants have arrived at Ne,
York since May list, lS47, Germany and Ire
land sending over two million each.
Colonel John X. David, one OF the wealth
lest citizens OF Burlington, Iowa, shot him
sell dead at his residence on Saturday after
: noon. He was 81 years Of age. Some tim
q ago his investments threatened failure, an
. he voluntarily entered IN asylum for time
! acknowledging that his mind was affected.
Ten companies OF cavalry and infantry wi
be sent from the Department. OF Missouri I
+, New Mexico, to reinforce General Hatch
| who having lost his horses, is compelled {
{ pursue Victoria's Indians on foot. Hatch
command cannot be remounted until the Al
: preparation for the next fiscal year become
+, available.
Application has been made to the Depar
! ment OF Justice in Washington to have III
: famous sale burglary cases Of 1874, j
j which District Attorney Harrington aad ON,
officials we're indicted, dismissed. Some
r the complaining witnesses unite in the appl
c cation, but, as all do not, 1t is said the appl
; cation will be refused.
= Sunday night, during the absence Of NJ
G Nelsc from his home, near Premier, La, q,
I, Wilson, colored labored, entered the hons
Il knocked Mrs. Nelse and her molher-in-l 10
c senseless with Ratchet, stole $3.50, and lei
, Nelsa returned Tuesday, finding the wome
e in a helpless and almost dying condition
Their recovery is doubtful.
, The mail IRON Fort keogh, due at Ri
u marek, Dakota, on the 10Th ult., was capture
+ by Indians near Little Missouri, on the 27tl
e The courier and Que other man were kille'
U Later adyices show that Lake Beaver an
5 Little Missouri stations, on the same ma
e roate, have been captured by Indians, aud tn
< two mails, twenty seven head OF stock an
s seyea men are missing.
$ George Shade, man employed at the Il
e ey Furnace, near Pittsbarg, was crashed I
s death on Monday. He was at point whei
two tracks came together, and was caugl
= between two cars on the different track
+ His body was turned round and round as u
}. ears came closer together, and crushed into
? mass OF broken bones ana uesh. lie died
= about tea minutes. leaving a wife aud fou
y children,
!, In the Chrisiiaucy divorce case, 10 Wasi
+ ingtou, Tuesday, Judge Hagner fixed Ii
r amount OF alimony at $50 per month, con
c mencing with May LIST, TO be paid within /
!. days. and ordered the plaintiff TO pay deiens
ant counsel $500 within twenty days. Il
said that the plaintiff counsel are consider
a ing the propriety Of dismiszing the bill for d
/. vorce rather then pay the amount OF alimou
K ordered by the court.
:. In the eases of Johnson and others, charge
n with firing cotton on the ship Iron Gross Z
g New Orleans, bail was fixed Tuesday
Q SO. 900 each. Johnson's bail was about be
: ing arranged, when an affidavit was present
r ed, charging him with having fired the cotto
e on the American ship Hectagoua, on Januar
d 3lst He was then taken before the Record
It er ahd committed without bail until the 10,
inst, when the examination will take plac,
;. In the parish Of Simonds, near St. Johr
IS n. b., on Sunday night, John Drury, a
st elderly man who was deaf and dumb, shot an
7. killed bis brother Edward, and dangerousl
= wounded his brother Chapman. He thea 3,
Il fire to the outhousss, and blew out his braiul