Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-02-06
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. 'sh'ngton correspondent sug- 4
he United States 10 have national II
like Westminster Abbey b.
n which The Professionalism ba hurled L
md statues Of them erected i'
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1ne 81 Pou'ldIns industry in Maine "
IS rep'i'qu 70 be rcmarkabIydepressed u
Inc coming year SAYS a prominent g
pf the hardest known 10 men of that {
business in this state for half a P
century, u
y
The Philadelphia Pie,s AYERS that I
the city of Mexico has five railroads a I
splendid stree,-car system. telegraph {
wires to all the world, a telephone ser
vice with ZOO subscribers, Six daily
newspapers. electric lights and the best
bath-houses in America.
ders which NAV well h. called wonders
of the world being whether natural
or artificial, without anv rivals any
where. They are the Yosemite \ alley.
Niagara Falls. Natural Bridge. Nam
moth Cave. New York and BROOKLYN
Bridge and Washington Monument.
"a WooaenWaTe mandatory started
in San FRANCISCO three years ago IS
stu tne only factory OF It's N'nd on ''e
Pacific Coast but it has managed to al,
most wholly smut of the importation OF
wooden ware from the aa't. i makes
FOR Alaekq and bq. iafaiy bprun send
lor Ai"sA' "a i mas i".e'5 07s''i 'g''.'
ing syrup Kegs anu ou'Oer nous 20
tha East a large increase ~ 'i7
working iorce ior inc coming year -
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Sir WI .am Thomson in a recent
lecture IN baltimore held that the
tbeorv If tbo gooIouistg that the inter
ior of the World is liouid whether fire
or otheru,;s ie not true and the other
theory that Tho earth has been iahabit-
ed for mix avn millions Of wears, was
contrary N snown nhvsical laws. The
inter;or 81 the earth he thinks, is
nrobablv !, rtaraJ rocks with limited
snaees of lionid matter and earth
onakoq a ,robabIv due to the falling
of tbo 70 - their occurrence he
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A trial for so-caIled bIasnhemv ro-
mipding one of tbe RELIGIONS nerso-
place at Odessa The criminal court
has sentenced a peasant a member Of
the Bible-reading sect known as Stud.
dists to Imprisonment for three voare
and nine months and loss of bia nar.
sonal rights, for having preached
against the image worship Of the
Russian Church The trial was held
with closed doors; and altbouoh the
majority of the witnesses swore that
the accused had not used the words
imputed to him, the iurv composed Of
four intelligent men and eight ignorant
peasants, found him guilty Another
strange feature of the trial was his
beingdefended by Jewish advocate.
whereas, Russian law forbids Jews to
hold briefs in cases of heresv or bias
phemy committed by Christians.
The state department at WASHINGTON
furnishes the following statement With
regard to a swindle. originating in.
Soain, which still finds victim, n +ho