The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

a very heavy wind storm accompanied by
hail and rain. passed over Freeiands, n. q. u. r.,
J on Saturday afternoon last. The corn was blow n
down and badly riddled by the hail. while fences
and trees we're damaged by the wind. The roads
were also badly washed in places. The storm
Travelled 10 aa easioTIy direction.
when the new railroad reaches Touson-
town do Ous people intend To celebrate the even,
We think We ougs: to have big elbow out" on
AN occasion iFought with so much interest 60 all
Of Us. Lets get up something that will throw
baltimore city's "Oriole business all in the shade
IL won't do for Towsontown to be behind.
The question being frequently asked dur
ing President GarEeld's critical condition, "what
Is the normal condition Of . mans respiration,
temperature and pulse ?" we would state for the
benefit Of readers that the natural respiration
is 10 to Is per minute, pulse 60 10 IS beats per
minute, aud the ordinary temperature Of the body
PSI.
a pardon has been received at the Clerks
Office. TowsOntown, for Frederick d. Lindenberg,
who Was convicted 81 the December term, 1879,
Of granddaughter In the killing Of Lemuel d. Bew-
ley. In the ls district Of this county, near Elli-
colt City. lie was sentenced December 18th,
1879. 10 tao years and four months confinement
IN the penitcntiary, and his term Of imprison-
ment would have expired April 18th. IsS?.
lame u. Hoffman, aged 10 years. son Of
Mr.. Charles 7. Hoffman, formerly Of this place,
had both legs cut Oh ut Mount Clare Junction,
baltimore Ohio railroad, near baltimore. on
EatuEuay hItcfuoou last, anu uleu IN q lew hours
afterwards. lie was stealing . ride y train
and tried TO jump Of while IL in motion. fall
ing beneath the wheels. lie was the only son of
Mr.. Hoffman and was a very bright and promis
ing lad.
Hooper Emory Berry. son Of Mr.. Jasper
VI. Berry, who died at Lutheryille the 9th
inst. was \ member Of the Ancient Order Of Uni
ted workmen, lodge Of which Order was estab-
lshed few months ago In Towsontown. The
Order pays $1,000 upon the death Of n member aud
Mr.. Berry's family will receive that amount. lie
had probably not been q member over q years.
the Order is new in this state-during which time
his assessments amounted to perhaps less than
$50, proving eonelusiveiy that this IL very cheap
as well as safe mode Of insurance.
-SOme one has suggested-and We think the
suggestion good One-that nj 4 stated hour dur.
ing each day Of county fair, all the horses aud
cattle upon the grounds should be exhibited for
one hour upon the driving track. Hundreds Of
persons who attend the fairs do not feel equal 90
the task OF walking around 20 every stall 20 look
at the stock. and even if they did many of the
horse stalls closed the greater part of the time
aud the animals cannot be seen. This plan would
give all an opportunity 81 seeing the animals TO
better advantage and would, We think, be y pleas
ant feature Of the fair.
Last Sundays Baltimore Hrrah had n
half column article headed County Journaii.m-
How IL Is Run in Maryland" We proceeded TO
read the article. thinking IL might contain some
valuable suggestions. when to our utter surprise
we found il treated entirely Of the numerous
shooting galleries TO be found about the street. of
the city. What connection County journalism
has with shooting galleries were unable 10 see
and we came 20 the very reasonable conclusion
tina, the reporter who wrote the article had been
visiting other places besides shooting galleries
and in doing 90 got slightly "mixed.''
The colored camp meeting which hal been
in progress at this place for upwards oftwo weeks
closed At : o'clock Monday morning last. The
attendance on Sunday quite large and in the
afternoon Rev. J. II. Manley preacher In charge
of tlr camp, preached very effective sermon
which was listened TO at,entivsiy by all present
and was favorably commented upon. Mr.. Man
ley Is young man of much more than ordinary
ability and il il doubtful whether better sermon
was ever preached upon the grounds. Through
out the camp was \ success. spiritually and hnan.
cially. and much credit IL due the mana cement,
especially to SIR. Maniey, who was untiring in his
efforts for good. There was no disturbances on
the ground during the progress Of the meeting
In fact not single case Of violation Of Law was
reported. This Is also most creditabie.