The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-02-23
MARYLAND Affairs.

Mrs. Jane Bowman, aged So, died in Belair,
on Tuesday.
Bridget Kearney, aged 9S, died in Balti-
more on Monday.
Gov. jackson has given $4,000 to Randolph
Macon College, Va.
Four prisoners escaped from the Montgom-
cry county Jail on Tuesday.
On March and the personal property on
the farms of the late Gov. Hamilton will be
sold.
Henry Haussman, aged Is, was instantly
killed by fall of coal in a mine at Lonaeon-
ing. on Monday.
Margaret S., widow of the late Rev. Chas.
B. Tippett, died in Baltimore, on the 18th
instant, in her seth year.
John +. Porter, formerly of Towson, com
mitted suicide in Baltimore on Saturday last by
suffoeating himself with gas.
Edward w. Warner, one of the best known
farmers in the vicinity of Reisterstowu, died
on Sunday, in his 18th year.
On Sunday morning a quarrel between
Barney Creegan and miner named-McGady,
took place near FroStburg, IN which the former
was killed.
Frank W Baden, a telegraph operator in
the employ OF the Baltimore and Ohio Com
pany. was thrown from train in Baltimore
Sunday and killed.
An incendiary FIRE on Monday night DIES.
troyed the residence of Josiah NJ. Porter, at
Eckart, Allegany county, the family escaped
in their night clothes
Nathan Robinson, celored, had both legs
and one arm cut off on Thursday at Hagers-
town by a train starting for Williamsport on
the Western Maryland Railroad.
4 gentleman of Pocomoke City, Worcester
county. has three daughters whose combined
weight is 62I pounds, Their weights are 2ll,
2l0 and 200 pounds respectively.
Frazier Estes. aged II, of Chestertown. in
Jumping on Saturday struck his stomach
against a pile Of bricks. He died on Monday
from rupture of the stomach after suffering
much pain.
Arthur Vosbury, aged 81, died in Havre de
Grace, on Monday. He was president of the
national bank, and was one of the foremost
IN everything looking to the advancement of
the interests of that city.
George ". Humphreys, aged 81, died in
Salisbury. on sunday Mrs Louisa Simpkns,
aged 81. died in Cumberland on the same day.
Mrs. Mary A. Burnham, widow Of the late
Capt Buruham, died ia Baltimore on Mon
day, aged 81.
died on the li,h instant, was Inferred on
Monday. He was 50 years OF age. and the
funeral was the largest ever held in East Bal
umore, over 80 hacks being in attendance,
aud the church was crowded.
Herman r. Kcidel. manager Of the Nm.
knabc piano warerooms, IN New York, com-
miued suicide in the rooms on Saturday night
by shooting himself through the head. tie
was about % years Of age aud had for some time
suffered from msiauchola- He was a native
Of Baltimore.
On Saturday The grand jury Of Frederick
county huished their NnTk aud asked 20 be
discharged. bus Judge NcSherry stated THAT
owing 10 the law,sssnrSs on the borders Of the
county barn barring be ~ould 10, discharge
them but sosid aliow them 10 adjourn. sab1cct
% GALL u needed.
Abua, O'Clock on Tuesday morning TIE
large stoue gris; miIl u George +. CoSson.
on The Bciair road, near Baltimore. was burn
Cd hy al inccnSagy. lie ghe miil werc loo
bushels Of wheat. 1850 bashels of corn and =
lot Of feed. Loss Sl0,o Insurance 5000
The mill wAs over - years Old.
+. Haaaa Calder and Miss Caihzune BeaIi,
of Hartford cGaaty, wery married on Sepseu-
Der >. lass [ 3 90 she time Of the marriage
Calder aIways sore female clughius, bas apOa
bciny married be pst on male aliise. Mock
planatsou wAs gwen she yoang lady ~ 70
shy be praferrrd fefaalo 20 male AsEire.
Ga Wednesday. ia Baltimore, Mrs AMAZE
Dorsey dscd aiser aa il.ncss Of IS inmates
She had iass returned fvem the funeral 81 hes
cous5n. GA The same day, ShFlsiian ttcai tcsi
desd vhiie dressing 30 ACT ~ psl BEARER for
q friend. and Mrs. Barbara SonaehlH fell
dead whsle iAlkinz 10 ;wa Of Der daughters
Toe barn q William Massec, near German
ioNa. Montgomery couHty, VAS hafncd 90
Thu..3Ay nsgtt. The loss Is probably g. ,0po.
pAr,ly insared in ibe Sandy Spfins Company
90 Montgomery County. The are Is supposed
60 be IF legendary ursS7u. IAis y the SECOND
taru baracd n that vicinity s5thin ten DAYS,
january 6. Os1, 600 bashcls u sofu hare been
exported over her docks. an iaeFeAss VI COO
pes ceas- over ysss. New York aad PhiA
ins Co jhe Commerce Commission ~ see Il
some oss ssH' violating che later staic law.
Much sickness snd distress prevails among
5he peer 10 the klsaeF settlement. AGAR Oak
.and, tiaFrrti county. uElug 70 the luelemcNt
weather lhcss peoF peoPle have bad =
usuler % cases q pneamantA, some heinE
fAiat TX Shcr5G Jamsun, the nearest farmer
"a tie settlement. has been engaged u.asiy
two sceks eustiue snd hauling feel aud other
wise providing for the SICK. aad bis site dar'
ing szsg seek baked Us ioavcS u brad frr
the aoedy nr NeComas shO Is rendering
medical aid, reports that on Sunday be visited
a family ahsre ibe mother and father wsre IA
q dying cosditiou- They bad four liiiie
Children and we're gtgarlv 4 stisuga.