Frostburg mining journal., 1883-07-28

A MARYLAND TEMPERANCE AD-
DRESS IN IREIAND-A copy of the
Galway (Ireland) Pilot of the l4tb
inst, received this week, contains a
temperance address delivered in that
city on the8th inst, by Robert Haydn,
the well-known journalist. Mr.
Haydn indulged in plain talk and
made many pungent hits at intemper.
ance. To this vice he ascribed Ire
lands weakness as against the en-
croachmsnts of tho British crown in
other words whisky was represented
as a greater enemy of Ireland than
the government of England, and the
audience responded you're right /
He paid high tributes to the Arch
bishop Of Baltimore and Hon. A. P
German, teetotallers, the one an Irish
man, the latter a son OF an Irishman.
Of Gov. Hamilton he spoke as "the
greatest governor my State ever had;'
of Mayor Whyte as "the greatest
damocrst in America" and of Hon
William Walsh as the leading law
yer of my State" Evidently Robert
scattered his compliments without re-
gard to faction.
DIED-On Tuesday evening, Oath
inst, FRANK S., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Laemmert. aged 20 years, 5
months and 5 days. Of an amiablp
disposition he was respected by all
who knew him. His remains were
inferred in the Gem etery at Eckharl
Thursday evening, Rev. DR.. Ruhl
officiating.
Friday, July 27, 1888, ANDREW
BA1LLIE PRICE, only son of DR.. A. B.
and Annie L. Price, aged 6 months.
The funeral will take place at 81 a. N.
to-day from residence of parents.
Friends of the family are invited to
attend.
In this place, Sunday, July 22d,
1888, Miss MARY BLAKE, aged
67 years. The funeral took place
Tuesday in st. Michasl's Church and
was largely attended.
RUNAWAY IN CUMBERLAND - A
Frostbmyer Injured. Me. srs. Thomas
G. D Hon and Mos5s Jandorf, of this
place. drove to Cumberland Monday
evening. At the residence of Mr..
John Fisher, on North Centre street,
Dillon alightei, leaving Jandorf in
the buggy, A passing baby carriage
alarmed the horse and, running away,
Jandorf was thrown out. He was
stunned by the fall and, on re-
covering found thai his head had been
gsshed. DR.. Brace rendered the
necessary surgical attention. The
buggy was wrecked.
TRANSFERS OF REAL Estate
John G. Wright to Georges Creek and
Cumberland railroad, part Of Ethiopia
and the Islea, $50.
Sally Smith and others to John G.
Wright, part of Ethiopia and the
Isles, $75.
Robert H. Gordon, trustee, to An.
drew ]. Willison, property in Eckhart,
$1,475.
George Henderson, jr., to Pennsyl-
vania railroad company in MARYLAND,
property within the county, $500.
TIE Cumberland Nt,Vs aud Oa9-
land Democrat have had an interest
ing dispute over the term, printed
manuscript" the former holding there
is no such thing, the latter that there
is. The JOURNAL ha. not been called
upon to decide the issue, but as it is
an authority in such matters, it feels
called upon to say that the Neacs is
primarily and naturally correct.
DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED Ma
TIVE OF ALLEaANY COUNTY Gen. E.
0. G. Ord, a retired officer Of the U.
S army, died Monday Ct yellow fever
at Havana, Cuba. He was about 65
years old. Gen. Ord was born near
Cresaptown, this county, and was
grandson of the famous Col. Oresap.
He won proud record for gallantry
and ability as soldier.
THE business Of Collector Bruce's
internal revenue Office, Cumberland,
will be transferred Wednesday next
to Collector Sellman's office, Balti-
mora Mr. Rrnne will he rafained az