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The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-06

Woodberry and Vicinity. This Is abou,
the dulIest place for news In the State. and ye,
there Is more gossip among u than one can we'll
remember. bat !; Is generally of such nature
that no one likes 90 stand sponsor for IL.
Among the events of last week was the mar.
riage Of Mr.. Walter Ieil aud Mis-, Irene Appleby.
daughter Of Vim. Appleby. the well. known fore.
man Of Poole Hunts machine shops. Theeere.
mony took place at 81. Mary's T.. T.. church and
was performed by Rev. Mr. Maitland. assisian,
pastor. assisted by Rev. Mr. Herman. Of 81. Paul.
J.. Y. church, Baltimore.
Work on the new hall at this place has been
suspended. and some change taken place in the
directory, the trouble seems 20 be In the financial
arrangements. The president livery rightly in
my opinion) refusing 10 ask parties 10 sigl oil
their bills agains, the bailding 10 please . party
who was 10 make loan, but Nc hope something
may soon be done by which this building may be
finished. II Is a hns structure and u much need.
ell. and will pay handsome dividend to the in.
vest0rs.
Mr.. James O'Bryan. who was injured by his
horse taking fright from ZONE shooting crackers
a, this place. on Monday, l. still In very critical
condition at bis home. on Roland avenue.
Gmaen
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Mr. John Z. Owcns.-Oar feilos -eitiEsn,
a cement in Chicago. lie will. IL Is said. clos,
his connection With the Esmeralia Company the
hrs; of Jsne. although Ergei By the manager. &,
extend the engagement. Aner that tine he wiil
star again. having secured a neu play. which uiil
give him opportunity for robust acting and foi
humor aud pathos. The scene 10 laid ia Neu
Engiand andthe West, bot Mr.. Ossns has refasel
10 give the name of the aa,hor, who he says IL 4
we'll known individual.
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silver Spring Run Nuisance cases.-Oa
Friday &c last week Sheriff Richard c. Tracey
served the presentment made by The Grani Jar
against 4. Engspe cArmichasl and twelve oshsr
butehers fer maintainisg nnizanos 90 their prop
eSty. on Silver SpFiag ran. ani paIisainE fke
stream. The batshora wens hail fgF earh cfher fer
their appearaaee at eosrt- The buiehers AaEsre-
tAinsd 9. Hohn siingiuG. Esq-. aG sAsir eounsel.
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Difacuities OF q Telegraph Company.

On Wednesday of ias; seek the sheriff q Hartford
eouniy arrested ihirtsen employees q the Bsnksrs
and Merchants Telegraph Company iOE catering
property aud destroying trees belonsins 90 y.
Frank lianHay and Othsrs. Three or fgar u the
parties uere held 10 bail for coart, each In the
sum of 500, and the balance discharSed. The
people ef Iarfod determined to give this eor-
poration all the troubie possible.
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From oardenvillo. i2.h District.

From Gardenville, i2th District.-A CON.
miiiee Of the members Of Gaieh's VI. T.. church
met last week and gave the new tin roof aud the
doors. shutters, be- Of the building coat Of paint
The interior has already been repaintcd, and the
ircscoers are at work the ceiling giving il a
coat. Alterations have been made TO the pulpit
and altar. new stoves put In. &c, and on Sunday.
ii,h inst. there will be a re opening, 10 which all
are invited.
As Mr.. Henry Graber. living with Mr. George
Hoistetter at this place. In company with Mrs.
Gunther, was returning from the city recently.
the horse which he wasdriving took fright at some
hacks when near the engine house and started TO
run. Mrs. Gunther eaugh, one Of the lines aud
suddenly pulled the horse TO side. causing tho
wagon TO strike Telegraph pole throwing
both out. Mr.. Graber was badly bruisel and the
shafts anl springs Of the wagon broken.
NJ. John Yogi. living near Germantown. Belair
road, had his hand badly laeeratei few days ago
By vicious dog belonging to him. lIe had the
dog chained aud IL had not been loose for long
while. A new collar was needed and Mr. vogt
attempted 90 put il on when the dog caught him
By the hand and would not let 20. Mrs. vog,
eaine TO his assistance. but the dog had 10 be
killed with an axe before tho hold could be
l0osened.
On Wednesday evening very enjoyable com
pany met nj Mr.. Titnmons' place, Heidelberg
faIm. Besides a large number Of invited guests,
both ministers Of Great Falls Circuit we're present
The house was handsomely decorated with ever.
greens and large table spread and loaded down
with all the sweet things 20 be had. lii unneees
sary to say that a most enjoyable time was had.
On Wednesday evening last District deputy
Joseph Hofsteiter. assisted by Past Grands John
". Herman aud Alex. Mccormick. Jr., in
stalled the officers elected for Garden Lodge. No.
III. !. o. .. r., for the ensuing term, via " q.
J. Henry IIerrtnan V. e.. J. carville Couueiirnan
Sec. J. Iiarman Sehone; T., }. Henry Schone /;
Chap. Alex. Mccormick. Jr.; Conductor, John 81.
Herman W.. Geo. Herman o. a.. VIM. J..
Burgan; I. o.. A. Ford Sick Committees and
Book Committees we're then appointed. This
Lodge is In very prosperous condition.
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Arrested for Drunkenness. Henry Wilder,
German laboTcr. arrested on Monday 10
TowtontoWB. BY Deputy Sheriff Geo. Tracey. for
drunkenness. lie was committed by Justice Phil
l.. Moore. and on Wednesday was released.
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A Mysterious Surveying Party.

AMysterious Surveying Party. y.-1he Bel
air Ti-s- C last seek says: .-Some days ago \
surveying party of fozs sen passed throagh liar-
ford. crossing Absut faun Grove and preoeeiius :
Slightly east 81 JaTestsviiis and % usfi q Upper
y Roads. thenee tOuard Baitinore. They ssre
very reticent about their basises the oaiy infer
nation they uould give bsing THAI ghey usre sur.
risburg. % Baltimore"
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Bee Cuiture.--from the Baltimore T,'LHs.
Ne copy the following: Mr.. Lalk's apiary !. 10
ca,el on the Taylor property. short d,tancc
south Of TowsontoNn Maryland exeels in Bee
Culture. a. the results of the Annual Exhibition
Of the State Agricultural Society u Virginia prove.
We have before "a the medal awarded 90 Mr.. Chas
II. Laake. Of Tousoniown. for his exhibit Of bees
honey. hive. AMI all the paTaphernalia apper;ain.
ing thereto. eorresponden; u Si,a.iHJs "a Bs,
Csiisrs. published In Medina. Ohio. thus refers 90
Mr. Laakcs display. We had our State Fair the
fret ol November there vas n large bee ten; pa,
W. By Mr. Lake. of Baltimore. in which he had
a large display e bees ani hives also some 30
lbs. Of comb honey FROM one hive u! hybfid.. lie
took the premium on lot Of button bush honey
iha; was the Whiie,t We ever saw. lie also shoE-
Ell the three of bees. ani imported Italian
tha; breed. bees With the white bands like the
called albino.; 80 it shovel tha; the albino, ;
ate not an American race.
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"A nan j. uiseF !or b. learning :. az iAe s.ru
er be learn. shat the only rrapcr Wy g. carr q
Cough or Cod. j. 60 L G IL. Hsi's C.ush SyFsi.
the he;;er be !. q.
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4. WILLIS. drugsi.;. Towsontswn. has secure /
the agency for Pgluona. the greatest kn1EE rem
ely for Cough. coiis Throat and Luas-. Free
from fnorphia. ifai5'r.ai viii cln any eae e
Il. efficacy. !; l. highly chlpF,ci Price iu reai-
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WALEER Boprs.-I: you van; Walker Boot.
call 90 Jane. Phipr'. boo; AMI .isc dealer. mex,
door 90 Po,islfce. ToUsontosn.
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Dulany's valley Turnpike-Elecsson OF

Dulany's Valley Turnpike Election OF
Oficers.-The sieckholdsss Of the Duiany . Val
ley and TOUsonieun Turnrike Company met AZ
Ady's Hoiei. in this town. On Monday last. aai
elected the following ofieers for the ensuing year:
Col. D. u. Ma;ihexs. president: Edu. 5. Psesce.
treasurer, and Dr. q. ". nasiey. Jshn q. Bassh.
Milton Dance. John Ridgely sf n. and q. a. Msr.
rymAn. direessrs. A dividend ef fszrpe csnt uas
declared on the capital stock.
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HAxp-MApE sHoEs.-Aifred Phipp.. On Della
ware avenue. 10 rear - ADJ. hotel, Towsonioun.
makes 10 measure al kinds e lady. and geli',
shoes and boots. Correc; styles AMI G; guafan-
tesl. Repairing promptly done.
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10th and iith Districts Temperance ALI
nnCn. n.-Thn rrrnlnr mnnfhlN rnenfinx Of the Ali.

onco.-Ihe regular monthly meeting OF the All
ancc was held IN Chestnut Grove church, Satur-
day evening last. The attendance was large aud
grsA; interest was manifested In the local option
cause. Over orr hundred members have been re
ecivci and the work OF the Alliance il progrs ssin
finely. The exercises of Saturday evening were
exceedingly interesting. There were readings by
Miss Ida Baldwin. Mis- Jennie Connolly. Me..rs.
Joshua Jessop aud Charles Taylor. all of which
we're highly enjoyed. :. ". Anderson. Esq..
presiien; of the County Alliance. was present and
delivered an excellent address. Rev. u. L. Raih.
barn. Mr.. Geo. A. Carnes. Of Iiarford. ani others
made suitable remarks. The musical programme
was wor;hy of special mention. ani many thanks
iuc Miss Florence Rankin. or-aai,i. and the
other members of the choir. The mex, monthly
meeting will be held at FORK. On Saturday even
ing. January 27th. Extra meetings are announced
To- bo he'll 10 Salem church. Upper Fas, Saturday
evening. January 9Th and at Pho nix. Saturday
evening. January l3th.
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s-- tnder the pEoyi-iozs q tie local option
Law IN force IA Marylzni tie people n the unity
in hsh the state capital 3. located have decided.
By majority vote assin.; the granting g i-snse'
for the salc II iiquor This sii sitsihe ineinbeF'
Of tie Maryland LeEisia;ure chance 8 ;ake ;hsi'
oSn medicine. Il tie. are ut dilerslils eoEs;i-
iu;ei ffaiH tie generality 4 legislator II s.1
hard with ihetn.-Ns4 4i,ia tis.f .Ssrf'--'.
osrieEi'la;oisean easily tile over tbs din -u''y.
They uiil carry their 1s' g. innala'i. viih ;hsE.
,E.'-The ciaeiaEaii Ss--a, = Sc :h-t H.ac
there !, fa.h for ofies- ;ha; psy 500 ~ i.l'a
year. there are vaeaI; pulpit. in az ;Ac f'ir j.
pal ei;e' oserin- 80 9 5000 4isLout ;4ie-s.
We imagine the Ga- 70, !. wrong abos; tie r-eAs,
puipi,s. lie; !; maine .iEele csnrFr.a;ion Ger
ing a salary & 5. 900 With T., ;.kcr..
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st. Johns Mission.-prcaehinga at 81. John' :
Mission. York road, Tomorrow, Sunday at >
o'clock Z. M, by Rev. $. ". Perry, Of Ashland.
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Roads and Civil Service Reform.-Thc
Catonsvile Argue OF last week says "If the dc.
noralEaton Of the people Is reflected in their ap-
pointees TO Office. the returning good sense Of the
people Is soon reflected by the appointments L..
5tling from their chief officials.
F~sWe have before US two instances IN which our
community have and take n most lively interest.
The appointment of Mr.. Fowler ~ ono Of the su-
peryiso;s Of roads in the 18th district. simply
means the application o. the roads of that portion
Of his district Of the ability aud fidelity 90 the
public interest, of which Mr.. rowier's action in
connection with Edmondson avenue l. n sufficient
guarantee. The other instance IL in the propose l
ailo,ting 90 Mr.. q. W. Lurman the mana genen,
of n portion of the roads Immediately adjoining
Catonsville.
This gentleman. like Mr.. Fowler has already
made his own record. and the community wants
no better guarantee for the future. We can con
gfaiulaie the County Commissioncrs ia being able
to throw aside party trammel for the fur;herancv
of such important interests a. public roads. aud
We can congratulate the community upon the sue
cess Of such independence ON the part of their
County CommissiOncTs.
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To,sson,orn M r.. ChHrcL.-Preaehing to-mor-
row, (Sunday,) At n a. IN. Subject, "The Braren
Serpent" Sacrament after sermon. AZ night .
review Of that portion Of Mr.. Edwards lecture Je
iivered before the Towsontown Literary Society
relating TO the duties Of the pulpit. All invited
Rev. W. T. ID. CLgMN, Pastor.
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81. JoLa's =. e. Clareh, Kiagsritie.-serviees
every alternate Sunday morning, at u o'clock,
BY Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
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TriHiiy chHreh. Long GrseH.-Serviees by Rev.
A. J. Barrow. rector, every alternate Sunday, at
II o'clock. A. NJ.
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Death OF n Prom,nen. Long oraau Farm. |

Deatn OF q Prominent Long Green Farm
er.-Mr. Geo. jenkins, one Of the most highly
esteemed citizens Of Long Green, Baltimore county
died on Sunday last. Of cancer In the stomach
from which he had been suffering for about six
months. lie died In the room In which he was
born. Mr.. jenkins spent his early youth on the
homestead farm, and at al early age went 10 Bal
tUOre aud engaged In the tanning business with
bis cousin, Mark W. jenkins. lie afterwards
went 70 Jackson, Tenn, where he married Miss
Lidia N. Armour. who survives him. Mr.. Jen-
kins followed the tanning business In both Mem
his and jackson, Tenn. lie frequently expressed
wish 10 die on the old home place. Mr. jenkins
was devoted Catholic. lie leaves nine children,
three sons and six daughters. The funeral took
place At his late residence, Long Green, on Tues
day last, the interment was made at 81. Joscph's
church, At the head Of the valley, where high re-
QUEEN mass was celebrated by Rev. J. NJ. Jones,
1astor Of the church.
Mr.. jenkins died at the ago Of ~ years, In the
same room in which he was born, and. what Is
still more remarkable, his father, Capt. Josias
jenkins. also was born aud died In the same room.
Mr.. Jenkins irst ancestors in America were Ap.
jenkins, OF Wales, and Mary, daughter Of Thomas
Courtney, OF England, who arc said 10 have come
TO baltimore with the second Lord Baltimore in
1854. Deceased's grcatgrandfaiher was born In
-. Mary's county. Nd. In 1868. Because Of the
penal laws Of Sc. Mary's one branch of the family
emigrated, with the Spaidings, to Kentucky, and
about the same period. 1904, the ancestors Of dc.
ceased also LEFT 81. Mary's and came 10 Joppa,
near Long Green, which was then known as Bal.
timore County Forest, and in 1910 removed to
Long Green aud built the frame mansion in which
deceased died. The property has never gone out
Of the family. and the patent by Lord baltimore
Is now in the possession Of the widow of the de-
eeaeed. The following gentlemen acted as pall.
bearers WIN. j. Edelin. Samuel T.. George, J. 4.
Raphel. Park Wilson, Edward jenkins. Of Jas,
and Jno. W. jenkins. The remains of Mr.. Jen-
kins were deposited In the cemetery near the
church, In the old family lot, where some of his
relatives have reposei for upwards of a century
aud a-half.
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EEOpcFty 1Tuuotero IN 6alto. COunty.-
Deeds, Leases Mortgages, Bills Of Sale, etc. re-
eeivcl for record IN the Office Of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county;
BEEns.
Mary l.. Craig ct al. to Emily wifslcT.
L. W. Bremker, &c., TO Daniel Schwartz.
Vim. ;. Keeeh, trustee, to benjamin Hicks.
Isaac crowther 4 VT to barbara =. Fowble.
Andrew Bevans W. 10 Nathan T. Meade
Chas. T. Belt 4 W. 10 Nathan 7. Meads.
Thomas u. Blackburn 10 George c. Benson.
HeGekiah Morrow 4 W. 10 Ge9. G. Fox.
WIN. $. kecen. trustee. to Henry Maglctt
X. II. Werthing,an 10 Grace wonbingtoB. &e.
A. d. Glen. ~. Jr.. 4e.. to I.eHis W. l.eichi.
neIekiah Morrow : W. to Chas. ". Morrow.
I. j. wilson, &c.. trustees. TO Jessie G. Johnson.
John r. Morris. attorney, to Richard 5. Ilornsby.
Joshua Johnson and wife 20 John Wye.
George W. Ward. trustee, TO Henry D. Riehe.
Milton Dance. executor. 10 r. Scott Dance.
Peoples Bldg. Loan Asso. o. Mary Z. westfieh.
7. n. kepncr and wife To Lewis y. foubIs.
v. V. Ward 20 John ". Ward, Jr.
l.. l.. Conrad. trustee. to John II. Millender
VIM. II. Aimony and wife to Sarah -. MeCann.
wm. u. Reid and ~iie to Levi z. Condor.
MORTGAGES.
u. Schwartz aud wife to j. II. sshnepfe. $1,000.
% Anna e. SehWatI, $4,000.
;. C. Hook. &c. TO Sycamore Permanent Bldg.
a Savings Society, $500.
Annie 70. kidgely. 4c.. to J. 7. d. PaFlett :, Zoo
Benz Hicks 4 wife to Martha l.. Curry, $500.
u. T.. foUbe. &C.. To Geo. w. Donneiiy, $3.50.
q. W. Fox and wife 10 Franklin Permanent Bldg.
Association. $3.50.
Henry Maglidt aud wife 10 Cha,. Knox. $3.50.
X. :. liornsby vi. TO J. u. Fenton. 81, 500.
j. VI. Bans, &e.. to Tenth German American
Bldg. Asso.. 1924.
T.. Scott Dance a vi. to Lydia A. Dance. 1864.
!. Whitehiil 10 Harrison Bldg. Asso. No. o. 200.
" l.. westrieh e; al, 20 T.. ". Merrym man. s., ,O00,
Margaret Smith, &c.. 90 Alex. Guthrie, 5000.
Philip johnson 90 Rachel Hopkins. =. 600.
jesse :. Lowell & vi. TO woodberry Bldg. As.o,
500.
Christian RigeBbroi, Jr.. and wife 20 James l..
IIolbrook, 81, 500.
J. II. Millendcr 4 VT. TO Chas. Hammer. e., $50.
Ezekiel Matthews A W. 90 J. VI. Andcrson, $500.
Conrad Robb 20 Randallsto~n Bldg. Asso, $500.
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Religious Notices.

Triaity r. n. CkHreA. Toe.onfora.-Preaehins
Sunday by the rector, Rev. W. II. II. Powers. Al
II q. IN. and u p. IN. Also Wednesday night SER
vices at "a o'clock.
There will be preaching at Lutherviile, BY Rev.
W. II. II. Powers, in the Public Hall, every sun.
day afternoon, at .! o'clock.
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Towsoutown Boys In Beiair.-Tke Belair
D,=oersi Of Last veek, ssys On Christmas day .
party of young msn iron Towsontown, while ddv-
log ssross the trsek q ths Maryland Central Rail-
road, near Beiair, al more rapid rate than
safety allows, we're siruck, not by . passing
trAin, but By tie mad in the bottom q ths exca-
Mscshs. asd fhsir horses separated from the car
rage. E3ving IN Towsentoun and accustomed 10
the railroad u was rsasoaabiy iofssFei they we're
familiar With FAiIseaa crossings aad weuld drive
aesordingiy. A. they dld no, 10 probably due 10
their sisf that the Railroad has - reached Rar-
ford soil.
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From Death 70 Lifo ana ,hon 70 death

=
Again.-The Baltimore American Of Saturday
last relates the following singular case: "The
funeral of Ethel NJ. daughter of l.. q. and ". l..
Levy, who reside on Catonsville avenue, 4 shor,
distance from Relay Station, on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. took place on Thursday from the
Presbyterian church at that place. In the latter
part % 1879 the child was taken sick. and after
brief illness she was thought to be dead. The
body Was cold and the muscles rigid. All signs
Of life ed aud the physician pronounced that life
was extinct, giving At the same time the cause Of
death. The parents mourned over their child, and
the undertaken was ordered TO arrange for the 10.
neral, aud every preparation 10 that end was made
The eofka was prepared, and friends visited the
house IN mourning 10 take last look upon the
ehild's face. while the body was lying upon the
couch = movement vas visible, and In q
few moments the body sgain moved. A physi.
clan vas summoned. and medical appliances used,
aud In short time showed evident signs of life
The eyes opened and the child vas soon feeling
much better. There was naturally great JOY IN
the household, aud after the child had become
eonvaiescent the joy Of the parents increased.
for had u remained In . trance several hours
longer. Il might have been buried. Not long
since the child vas again taken iii and died Of
pneumonia on Sunday last. The parents having
had such peculiar experience at the previous
illness, made All provisions to prove that the child
vas really dead befese burying her. The body
vas, therefore. kept until Thursday, when Il was
burisd from the little church et the Relay"
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-21

SNOW fell a. Argentine Pass. COL. >
TOW days ago.
REcESr Hong Kong dispatches said
that the Chinese were erecting dc:cnses be-
tween Canton and the mouth ~ che river.
Tho question was not "Nill there BE-
wary but "When and where will the war
bexinw
The conservation IL the Russian
chapel took place az Copenhagen on the
9TH. The Car and Cxarinn Of Russia. kim
and Queen Of Greece, Princess u Wales
family were present.
AT the close Of the week ending the
sth the condition Of the National Treasury
was: Gold coin aud bullion. $2oi. 66i .0io;
silver dollars aud bullion, <ilo,osa. so3;
fractional silver coin. $2,.slo.l.{; United
States notes. 81 .Si5 lri; total <to4, aSi. o2S.
Certificates outstanding: Gold, >5A,sa, l6);
silver. S75.9 .25l; currency. $il,.W.poo.
The bonds redeemed 70 date under the l2lst
call are SIS. 2D.5so.
SEVERE frosts were general through
ont the Northwest the night 81 the SIN and
morning Of the ath.
SEVERAL earthquake shocks were felt
at 81. Thomas. West Indies. August =.
The recent frost nipped bnckwheat
and tobacco in the East quite severely.
ANOTHER $50 miles Of the Atlantic
& Pacific Railroad has been offered for
Government inspection.
Ir Is reported that the recen. Spanish
outbreak was arranged 70 take place sim
UNANIMOUSLY with = rising in Cuba
COTToN returns for September to tho
Department ~ Agriculture are less lavora-
bic than those for August.
The Internal Revenue Commissioner
has been pctitioned.by the National Vine
gar Association for the privilege Of trimming
low wines Is high as twenty-nine per cent.
proof.
The Canadian Government contem-
plates allowing sum 81 money for each
child brought into the country through Car
dinal Mannins's immigration schemes.
THERE were five dca;hs and one new
case Of yellow fever on the pth and 10th at
the Pensacola Navy Yard. No new eases
on the 10th. The city continued healthy.
More earthquake shocks were felt
on the Island Or Ischia on the 10Th.
FoR the week ending September 5
the issue or standard silver dollars was
<521 ,99S against $iio,5oo for the corresponds
ing period Of last year.
THERE were continued reports on tho
10th or the damage 70 unmatured crops by
frost throughout the Northwest. The East
ern States also suffered 70 a considerable
extent.
OK the 10th the employees Of the
Manchester Iron and Steel Company Of
Pittsburgh, Pa. numbering - men. quit
work because the assignees who have
charge az the works discharged Superin-
tendent Anthony Kloman-
AN cnterpr;sing woman with an alias
for every city she visited has been victim
| king citizens or Easton. Pa; indianapolis,
Ind. Covington, KY, and lately Wheeling,
w. Va. she pretended 70 establish 4
| Mosaic Art class. collecting money Ia nd
vance and then leaving for fresh fields.