The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-09-07

Robert H. Mallinowski. Rabbi OF the Hebrew syn
agogue in Trenton New Jersey, lefttown last week
aud has since written that he viii notreturn. Meth
er his congregation nor his wife know Of his where
abouts.
It Is reported from Wayne county Kentucky. that
a negro who had felouiously assaulted the young
daughter Of a prominent farmer named Oats was
caught by lynchers in the woods and burned 10
death at a stake.
Joseph NJ, Quest. formerly employed in Beaver
Falls. Pa, as post1a messenger. was arrested in
san Francisco on charge Of stealing from the mails
$50 last January between the postohicc and train.
He will be tried at Beaver Falls
The Pratt Lumber Company, Of Malvern, near
Little Rock went into the hands of L. " Mccoy a.
receiver as s result Of a di5eciors wranEle. The
liabilities are s7ooa0 the assets SlS1un1 Eve mills
lumber and 500 acres Of timber.
A prairie re in Minnesota is reported 81 b sweep
ing the bottom lands around Big stone city and
threatening that town. Hundreds Of farmers have
lost sll their hay aud stock The 6rc started by
party Of hunters few days ago.
Alfred Rrood. Formerly treasurer o. the s,ecle
Packing and Fruyisioa Company Of Grand Rapids
Michigan has been arrested Of a charge o. emhez-
element Il Is claimed thal his s.eslinrs VIII ran
from 5000 70 spn0o. lie denies ,he charge,
wm C. Welsh a isttcr carrier 81 che rostoaicc,
PhiiaieIphia, Pa. held IN 81 i'' hail on Sasur
day by e. 5. Commissioner Eimuu3s for fUrther
hearing on charges Of stealing letters eivea ha av
delivery. and also Letters from she cass Of oihcs
carrier.
The Cisscas' Baak. la Prairie C.y. Iowa. has
fsiled Liabilities estimated At from $500 h s.ts'
bat and the assets arc ssii o. exceed hat SUM. The
oaicers say that Il they svc allowed i.!tc .,rc they
viii Ray all debts in suil and rsame OuSpe~s lu a
few days.
The entire property Of the RcmiuEt0u Paper Com
pauA a. watertowa \ y aAs tccn SOLD e. syudi-
cate % GcTaasa capitalists iar siso0so ne trans
fer Is 70 D. esplssei BY the arss % January next
The propssy consists SIX paper ans PuiP u!.ls "a
and near Wstcg,0Ha.
Il Is estimated al he Treasury rgPaggaaens that.
owing to The large pension payments. nearly slzh-
teen millions cosaiaE on tsP ofoss larso payments
in iaiy The deby statement viii show thatthe Fubiie
debs has Increased Eesi sliii5n and hAIf sursuz
TIC m2ath Of August
Serious Goods prevAis a. TampiCa. Ncxic1 snd IL
the rarroauang districts. The waies e hiFhes tasn
,iuflaz The a0a3s las year Many Amiltss ~ Tbs
river have akeu resaEe on ths hiEh srpGad. ihrLf
hot.sss hrsax aaodesi Tslexr4phie usssngnscaslea
is ernsrAlly saisrfapse3.
msn xiviaS the uszac - West HerCtosd Bros Q.
uh1 tor tuo yezss past has acted 5sF1sy shcFsa
81 Gcfcsd CAlifornla. has serEvndcFoi hfa-r3f b
the sashasiuss s.zsiaE .hsi Be siiri 'asn aAzled
jim HAS IN Mississippi IN is-s. ard Boo wittsa b
- scnt bzck sof trial
Bers wsalaHas ssea & ycAss dic1 he hasE..lai l1
Fin,llRy oasa. on Saturday ihs y.ctirs q fash
eafsas- lie had tniRfgd onr % his irss ehas p.AJ-
iax hsli and asesgs sllsghci % the nanad. Tas
sslicass anre rpzave,i - Ise EAisA case fP3e &a4
NE boy wzs pssgsss ayes ~ thesu unal rsarrene ~
Ia. uilh at1i sssull
Lsroy TFsesi4ss, wanted So raaasEzisag ssi''a
lfun the Ssw Ya-k. Fessusy3ya Aui cato Rad.
rad Congany. ~ corr. IA sAt q Fs2asaes "a ihe
Ycrkvilss rolies CaaEs So Nrs Hork eu RuEuss fsll
ne expressed willingness - resaru Elhesi Tvsat-
s!iaa p&Fcsa, bat ~as Fvsasnaei zusil ne Fsaasyi
vAatz suihsFislsz sew Bqslaed.
Erassus wisa4a. tsc vel ka0~n Canadian dasn
sssr estimates thAs within ycAT over s1o1ssa u
Eaxilsh capita. has txsn Invested 10 AFspsiazH b.
aasszrs The steady lreai q British capital. says
Nj wImAa. ia ihs asreeslan - sls gaiied stales q
uamiiAkalle. ue says thas A. ioHss s-aaoeioe 81
EnElish moHey has bsen iaycssed .a Aaefir=a
hrrsersts-
The manager q sas Texas p1aiapatGEy claims =
havc not osly sazIr tbs cpavicu uuisr BIS ear stt
ssppeiing hei % have tafaul iago ghc stsie Frual
4-4e4 kaae 81 aatAa sssAA-
and gloshinx. o. So elg raea eoavics eEarAoysst
The result va largely osiaias4 under exceptionally
favorable cen.ilsoas ia rzisiax sugar cans ana ~
anias 10 lasoe
Tbs annual eoaven,soa IL the TERRAIN ResaGn
Catholic soesssy sxaa IN Cigvcl&sd, OHIO, Monday
sever hundred delegates ucso prszeat rvpsrsesEi1s
n States ard - orgsaizatioas NtIn = SO saaalters
The haAReis FvpoEt showa tia. dunns The last year
s32f SIS exyende,l ia ssck bcucal' ssis ssgss
deaths and sliso Rsr SICK benefits fsUn ihe sia9ss
and orphans fand
a petition sigssed By $50 brzkemea ami esAes
has been % TIE InIsf-stais Csnaa,rce Csaaais-
ton EskinE the CazatHlsslnn o bsing about he
adoption 81 automatic brakes and cnup,cfs FclEhl
car on The railroads throughout the Cnitei states
The petitioner szy tAat such brakes and opapless
ar practicable and many lives aud limts suEld b.
saved ~ their adoption
Holrhey black Bari. the notorious stage FubheF.
whose --latest crime Ma She robbery " the Gogeb!e
stage coach and the shooting oftw0 passengers one
fatally was captured ia Republic, Wisconsin, on
Saturday morning lie made a full confession and
the stolen isvelry found In his fDsaeslon- Hal
shey was turned over 50 the sheriff o. G0ehie ooaaiy
and lodged in jail al Marquette
While wen Vas being dug three miles from
Rome, Ca on August S9th and when The men had
reached depth 81 . feet. the bottom tell out drop
ping them ten feet into e cave. The latter ex-
plored and found % be miles iu length with cham
bors OF various szes here and there. Finally, The
cave dividing into different passages, the party re-
turned. The exploration will BE- resumed.
Darwin A. Henry, Superintendent OF Construction
for the East River Electric Light Company. st New
York was killed on Monday. al the company's
works by receiving shock from 1 doeyolt current
Henry had gone to the switchboard and mounted a
ladder 10 fix some wires that were out order. lie
incautiously placed his hand on live wire and fell
10 the ground dead. He was only y years Of age
While an iI-year-old daughter OF Byron welsh. Of
Albany New York was carrying in her arms her
infant sister, II months old. sunday the little
one cried for q drink Of water. The girl picked up
q bowl containing embalming fluid, which stood
beside the corpse Of another child Of the family and
allowed the baby TO drink Of the oisonous mixture
A physician was summoned, but the child died soon
afterward.
The colored men who served in the Confederate
army in various capacities had Confederate re
union at Birmingham, Alabama, on saturday. The
day was celebrated with barbecue, speeches and
base ball. At night they had debate on the ques-
ton Of whether the Democratic or the Republican
party was the best friend 10 the negro, the Demo-
cratic side being necessarily represented by Repub
lieans. Great good humor prevailed throughout
Dr.. J. H. Hazen died Saturday night at Marshall,
H. He was born at North Hero, Vermont, in 1893.
He went TO Ohio early in 1918 and fell in with Perrys
shipbuilders joined them and went aboard the Law
renee. He was one Of those who accompanied Perry
in his perilous passage from the disabled flagship
Lawrence to the Niagara in an open boat He was
severely wounded in the Niagara, and carried the
bali in his body the remainder of his life.
The town Of Gardiner. on the edge of the Yellow
stone National Park, was entirely destroyed by fire
saturday Only one house was saved out of about
thirty The troops and other government employees
in the Yellowstone National Park had been engaged
all last week in fighting the fres in the park.
prairie fire ten miles wide IS sweeping the Minnesota
bottom lands, and the town Of Big Stone City IS
threatened. Black Pine, in Deer Lodge county
Montana, was destroyed by fire.
The third bridge across the Ohio river at Cinein-
natl was opened on Monday for public travel. The
first was the suspension bridge to Covington, the
second the Newport railroad bridge leading to New
port The third is a part of the new bridge built
for the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and runs from
Third and Smith streets, Cincinnati, to Covington.
Its approaches on both sides of the river are high
above the river front streets making the bridge the
most accessible of the three for teams The length
is 200 feet.