The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-03-27

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preme Court Of the tJn;ted states
On Mondav morning an evnios;o, oco,rrad
in n charcoal fornaee NJ Carrick ErantI;r
coun,y. Pa. The cause Of which IL a mvstery
The concussi1n was ga severe that il was felt
thirty miles away in the state of MARYLAND
Strange 10 saw. no ono was injured
The striking cigarmakers Of Cincinnati re.
sumed work Monday morning. having accent.
ed the eompromise offered by The mannlac.
tarers. IL & estimated that he loss 10 mann.
fac,urers. men and interval revenue by Inc
five weeks lock. ont Is over $500 600.
have increased vary rapidly. and. according
to the Tribune of that city, the mills have 2si
acres Of flooring. all covered with expensiye
machinery, having daily capacity Of IA. 275
barrels. last seasons product reached
/, 55I ,7sD barrels.
Immense coal fields were recently discover.
ed in China, and are being deveIoped SLOWLY.
owing 10 tho sunersitions If the neonle. In
one locality ion heds NJ coal have lee, dis.
covered living only 100 feet below the s,,rfnce.
and AT least 900 900 tons of anthracite have
been exposed
Putnam, Abel and Joshua Ewing, three
brothers, gf Creepsburr. Ind. we're born ON
The sth Of September, iss3. and ara ali now
living and In good health. Their father and
mother, who are also still living. have had rs
children. IS OF whom are now living and
have passed their majority
A fire in Troy, n. Y, on Saturday morn.
ing Of last week. DESTROYED building owned
BY Adolph Hermann, and occupied by George
b. Cluett, Brother 4 Co., shirt aud collar
manufacturers, and Herman Aukam 4 Co.
felt skirt manufacturers. The total loss is
about 5000
The trial Of Frank Brogden, colored. for
the murder Of Susan Lawrence, also colored
in Baltimore. resulted on Saturday in A ver
dict of murder in the first degree The iurv
were olt since Thursday, and reported on
Friday that they could not agree. but The
Court insisted on an agreement.
Daring the prevalence Of high wind at
Parkersburg. West Virginia. on Tuesday. a
fire broke out in q large building ON Kanawha
street, used as an oil store. The building.
owned By r. A. Little aud occupied by Harry
Thomas, six small frame dwelling houses and
A. d. Cole 4 Bro. Is machine shops were de-.
s,royed. Loss $4,000
Heartrending reports come from famine.
stricken districts OF Armenia. In Van alo.e
fifty.two persons, 1T is said, have already died
Of starvation. Thousands Of peasants are
endeayoring to emigrale to neighboring Per.
sian provinces; but, as the roa;is are covered
with deep snow, many perish from cold and
exhaustion on the journey.
Thirty years ago there was but one pottery
IN TINS country making white aud yellow ware,
and not mill TO grind material, All the
flint and stone required was imported from
Great Britain. Now there are 500 potteries
in the United States, representing a total cap.
ital OF over $4,000, 600. The pottery craze
Of the last two or three years resulted in the
erection Of 80 new kinsin 1879.
Michael Doran, John Stevens and George
Thompson, laborers, we're on a spree Satar.
day al Mays Landing, N. j. On Sunday Dor.
an and Stevens called on Justice and said
Thompson attempted to rob them, aud they
beat him until he was ''quietn search was
made, and Tbompson's body was found, hor.
ribly rnutilated, with thirty five stabs in the
face alone. The prisoners we're committed.
James Brown, colored, was followed into
the woods last Friday as usual by Willie Hi.
lard, the son Of his employer, near Honey.
vile, Page county, Va, lad becoming pro
yoked at the child. who was only Iopr vsars
old he threw him to the ground and crushed
his skull with stones. The negro fed, but
the body Of his little victim was soon found,
and be was captured and lynched the same
day.
A large meeting of Catholic citizens was
held in st. Paul, Mimi, Sunday, in respouse
to a letter from Father Nngent, Of Iiyefpool.
asking assistance ia removing families from
Ireland TO some Catholic colony ia the United