The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-09-20
Correspondence Baltimore County Union.
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.
More Mulligan misunderstanding from
Summer Trips-Death of DR.. Taylor
Other Matters Of Interest.
RA1rIMoRr Sentember Ia. 1854

BALTIMORE, September 17t5, 1884.
Messrs. Editors Another or second batch Of
Blaine. Mulligan letters have again been paraded
in portion of the public press-generally Dem
ocratic-designed, Of course, for damaging effect
against him. l have perused these documents
and find nothing in them that is in the slightest
injurious, but on the other hand benefcent-po-
litical and otherwse-to Mr.. Blaine They
solely and entirely of private character, relating
to business, which might attach to any one
am only surprised sensible men would give to the
world such stuff trying to in ure when, If fully I'M
derstood, it has directly the contrary effect. If
something better than these and other letters Of
the same stamp, besides the stupendous falschoods
certain persons are eliminating against the Re-
publican candidate for President cannot be found,
he is certain Of being elected by an overwhelming
majority. 1t is merely the game to which sink
ing cause resorts in its desperation Libeiers may
try as much as they please but they never can
make the great masses of the people believe Mr..
Blaine to be anything other than great and able
man, thoroughly honest, in every way fit to be
President of these United States which he will be.
1t looks now very much as if the equinox-or
sun crossing the line on the 2lst inst.-was rapid
~ approaching. The heavens are partially over
clouded and we have every appearance OF rain
and wind storm very soon to last a few days.
Persons on land and water should be on the look
out We are at present much in need OF rain. 1t
Is very dry ana dusty. Inc VIM Is 'eeTlnS
round to the southeast.
Our citizens away to the watering-places, noun
tains-even to Europe-for the summer, are be-
ginning to return home. Among these l may
notice my own relative, Judge David Wills, OF
Gettysburg, Pa, who has been travelling this
summer in different parts of Europe, embracing
England, Ireland, Scotland, Switzerland, Ger
many and other sections Of the Old World. As
he is much interested as president and otherwise
in OF ha infn ham WI on
abroad and gave many valuable ideas on the sub
ject to Mr.. Hood, president and superintendent of
our own Western Maryland railroad, which he
conducts ably.
Hon. S. Teacke Wallis, distinguished lawyer
of Baltimore, is still in Europe-now Switzerland
and enjoying excellent health. He exI ects to
be home soon.
1t is with much pain that notice the recent
sudden DEATH from diphtheria, Of your esteemed
and we'll known citizen, DR.. Melville Taylor, of
near Govanstown, Baltimore county. He only a
few days ago was in the full enjoyment of health
and youthful manhood. He enjoyed fine prac-
tice and had very bright prospects ahead. had
the pleasure of knowing him. He was loved and
esteemed by all who enjoyed his acquaintance
learn be contracted the fatal disease whilst at
tending the children af Mr.. Bull, in the county,
who are now dead. His physicians performed the
painful operation Of tracheotomy upon him, but
he felt confident from the first that the disease
would prove fatal His place Is hard to fili
great convenience and improvement will be
the new handsome city market house, about being
built on Fes Point, near Canton.
Judge Phelps has done very excellent thing
by ordering all persons, except lawyers and those
having actual business there, from occupying
seats and room inside the inner bar of the Crimi
nal Court. This will give room and place to those
entitled thereto and exclude goodly number of
loafers and others who should be elsewhere.
continue to learn that your Baltimore county
agricultural show this year gives promise of being
very large, excellent and attractive, more pros
porous in every way than it hitherto has been
If the weather proves fair the attendance daily
throughout the week will be very large. Many
are going from Baltimore. Too much encourage
ment cannot be given to such most excellent and
useful institutions and assemblages in all the
counties. They really belong to the farmers their
ladies and those who delight in giving them en-
couragement. They also afford our citizens OPP
portunities of seeing what cannot fail in giving
them instruction and real pleasure. NEsroR.