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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30
WyleczOny hypnOtyzmem.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. 26 Marca-
DR.. r. Trippe uprawi} podziw lekar'
skie koaa swego miasta, wyleczywszy
hypnotyzmem cz}owieka, kt6rego
pokasa} wsciek}y pies. Rama by}a "a.
dana pred tygodniem, pacyent juz
okazywa} objawy wscieklizny.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30
Zfoto St. Ii. zagrozone ponownie.

Wynagrodzenie pieniezne, kt6re-
90 zada Japonia cd Chin, musi wpiy-
mac znacznie ma finanse St. III Je-
zeli Gala ogromna sumo 350,OOO,OOO
Chiny beda musis}y p}acic W
z}ocie, to w6wczas wielkie domy
bankierskie zaczna sciagac rezerwy
zlota, aby usluzyc Chinom "a odpo-
wiedniem wynagrodzeniem. Me u
lega watpliwosci, ze zaoto ze skarnu
st.Zjd.byaobyrowniez wycofane to W
W w,ekszej ilosci niz kiedykolwiek
dotychczas. Niekt6rzy spodziewa-
ja sic, ze Chiny wypiaca sw6j dug
srebrem; zapowiedz tego widza W
podnoszacej sic Genie srebra.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30
Cd WYDAWCY.

Pan X. Sawicki, byiy wydawca
"Ogniska Domowego," a obecnie
wsp6fpracownik "Ameryki," ko-
lektuje obecnie W Detroit, Mich,
"a "Ameryke''. Prosimy naszych
odbiorc6w i przyjacid goscin-
nose dla naszego reprezentanta.
Co kto moze niech zap}aci "a
"Ameryke."
A. A, PARYSKI.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30
DROBNE WIADOMOSCl.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo. w izbie posl6w
wniesiono bill o przymusowem szkol-
nictwie.
MILWAUKEE, WIs.-W nj, dziele
II marca spali4 sic duzy murowany
gmach Norris'a. Szkoda $4,000.
w New Orlean;e, LA: ogromny
pozar zniszczy& przedzalnie sk&ad
baweany. Szkody wynosza 100000.
Rabusie wyssdzili kase bezpie
czehstwa W Ensenads, Cal. zabrali
s13 600 W ziotych sztabach $4,000
W monecie.
AUGUSTA, ME.-Bil, dajacy ko-
bietom prawo g1osu, przeszed4 W iz-
bic nizszej wiekszosci 80 g&os6w
przeciwko so.
FORTH WORTH, TEx.-Eksplozya
kotla w tartakach, zabi{a 6ciu ludzi.
Odg}os wybuchn s.ychac bylo try
mile W oko1o.
w Dallas, Tex. nastapiao zetkuie-
Gle sic pociagu towarowego z
osobowym. Dwoch ze sauzby kolejo.
wei ponios}o smiert.
TERRE HAUTE, IND.-Nastapiio tu
rozbicie sic pociagu ekspresowego'
kilkunastu ludzi odniosio uszkodze
MIA, mkt ME zosta} zabity.
= w przedzalni H. N. Slatera W
Worchester, Mass, eksplodowa4o
pie6 kotaow parowych. 600 robot
nik6w straci}o prace ma dluzszy czas
HARRISBURG, Paw izbie niz
szej legislatury Stanu Pennsylvania
przeszao prawo zabranisjace nauczy
cielkom W szkoiach noszenia sukien
lub odznak religijnych.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, 81 Marca.-
Rano wybuchi tn pozar W srodkowe
czesci miasta poch}ona} kilka pier
wszorzeduych gmach6w wraz bi
blioteka publiczna. Straty wynosz'
przeszlo $1.OOO,0OO.
KANAs CITY, KAN. 25 Marca-
Ogromny pozar zniszczyi zezalni'
frmy Reid Packing Co. Ogieh trwa
cd 6. po poiudniu do II wiecz6r
Szkody W budynkach i bydle licz'
do $1.5OO,OOO.
BURLINGTON, Vr.-Ogromny po
Ear zniszczy} warsztaty stolsrskie J
R. Rooth'a, tsrtaki Pioneer Lumbe
j fabryki: Vermont Roller Shade
Baldwin Refrigerator Co. Szkody wy
nosza 100000.
w. L. M.llington 65cioletni str6,
spadl dachu do srodka gmachu OBJ
jetego psomieniami spali} sic. 81;
ludzi straci}o zaiecie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30

Nova maszyna do ustawiania
czcionek zosta}a wynaleziona przez
zakonnika Calendoni, W Sycylii.
Szybkost jej ma przewyzszad wszyst.
kie dotychczasowe wynalazkl, obli-
czono, re moze z'ozyc $4,000 liter ma
godzine a to W ten sposob, il zecer
obejmuje odrazu wszystkie litery je-
dnego wyrazu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30
Szesciu tramp6w aresztowanych ,
&,ufh Hand

Szesciu tramp6w aresztowanych W
South Bend.
W Llttleton osmiu tramp6w do.
pusci}o sic rabunku; gdy policya
chciala ich aresztowat, dosz}o dc
b6jki. Dwoch uciek}o, reszte
przyprowadzono do South Bend
Ind. gdzie zostali stawieni pod kau,
cya $500 kazdy.
Ujeci So: L. Cooper, F. Prior, J
Boil, VIM. Lewis, Oh. Wilson D.
Hamilton.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30

DrObne wiadOm0Sci Zagraniczne.
Murzyni na wyspie kubie buntu.
ja sic.
Japonia chce pozyczyt Korei So,
OOO,OOO.
1000 osob poleg&o W potyczce
pod Lima W Peru.
Cesarz niemiecki zamkna& rade
pahstwa diuAsza NOVA.
Nova Zelandya ma wziast udzia'
W konferencyi monetarnej.
Niepokoje W Peru skohczyiy sic
ustanowieniem tymczasowego rzadu
Wies Bo}tara we W}oszech zawa-
lila sic skutek usuniecia sic ziemi.
Baron DIR Won Riedel, bawsrski
minister oswiaty, umarf W Mona
chium.
Ma wyspach Fil1plhskich dcszfo do
stare miedzy rzadem hiszpahskim a
krajowcami.
Liege, Belgia. - Strajk wybuchl
wiedzy p6rnikami. Dosz&o do kilku
utarczek z policya.
Rad wyspy Jamaica zamierza
podwyzszyt c}o cd towardw, impor.
towanych re Stan6w Zjd.
w Miskolczu ma Wegrzeoh uto
ne{o szescioro dzieci wskutek za}a-
mania sic lodu ma stawie.
Sultan kaza} uwolnic wszystkich
duchownych, uwiezionych W Arme-
nil "a przestepstwa polityczne.
Rad rosyjski postanowii zbudo.
wac W Liwadyi wielki port wojenny
imienia cara Aleksandra III-go.
w Titel, W po&udniowych We.
grzech, usuneia sic ziemia zasypa}a
hotel. Dotad wydobyto II trupow.
Ma wystawie paryzkiej 1900 ma
sic znajdowac osobny dzisl, poswie
cony historyi i sztuce katolicyzmu.
w angielskiej Izbie gmin
przeszed} W drugiem czytaniu
bill przywilejach dla n'iast W Irlan-
dyi.
Gwa1towna burza zatopi}a kilka
statk6w rybackich ma jeziorze Kum-
merow W Pomeranli. 27 rybak6w u
tone}o.
Republika argentyhska zamierza
wypowiedziec Chill wojne. Peru,
Bolivia Ecuador stana po stronie
Argentyny.
Japohczycy atakuja wyspy Pesca-
doris miedzy Formoza sta}ym la-
dem. Sfery wojskowe W Japonii ME
chca poAoju.
General gubernator wilehski Or
zewskij, "a wiedza ktorego spe}nio-
no REF W Kr6zach, ostatecznie po-
da} sic do dymisyi.
z Berlina telegrsfuja, ze ksiaze
Radolihski, niemiecki ambassador W
Korstantynopolu, ma zostac am mbasa-
dorem " Petersburgu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30

Do portu W New Yorku przybyso
1877 szli6erzy dyamentow. IS mich
wyladowano inni beda odestani dc
Europy, gdyz zdo}ano i'm udowodnit
IL przybyli "a kontraktem, Ma wy
ladowauych ciazy toz samo podejrze
ME.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30

Socyalisci W Paterson N. J. pote.
pill przymusowy sad polubowny mic
dzy pracodawca robotnikiem, ma
tel zasadzie, il kapitalista potrafi
zawsze zjedna6 sobie Rad tylko do
ucisku bezprawnego dolaczy ucisk
prawny.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30
KazdegO dnia.

Ceny ekskursyjne do Virginii
Floridy, P61n. Po4dn. Karoliny,
Mexyku, Kalifornii i ma poludnie ma
wszystkich liniach kolei Ohio Gen.
tral. Zgsaszajoie sic do agentow
kolei Ohio Central.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30

New Castle, Pa.-Przedst ta wiciele
1000 g6rnik6w W Beaver Valley ze-
brali sic tu W celu powziecia UGH
wal jak maja sic, zachowac W obeo
znizenia p}acy. Postanowiono straj'
kowac, jezeli kompanie ME podwyz-
sza zap}ate cd tony SOC. i 6Oc. ma
6Oc. zoe.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30
ChrZanOWski aresZtOWany.

Angielskie gazety donosza, 70
Zygmunt Chrzanowski, wydawca
Gazety PittsburgskieJ, zosta} aresz-
towany 25 Marca, wskutek skargi
Stanis}awa Kszmierskiego Chrza-
nowsxi cd d}uzszego czasu uzywa1
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 25 Marca-Gor-
nicy miel, tn swoja konwencye W &C.
lu raradzenia sic, jak postapit W O.
bee projektowanego znizenia p}acy
we wszystkich kopalniach okregu'
Postanowionio ME pracowat "a p}ace 6
mniejsza niz obecna.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30

New YoRK.-Robotnicy pracuja'
cy prey elektrycznosci zyskali strsj
klein tylko tyle, IL 8 milo godzinny
dzieh dla Mich zacznie sic Msja "a
miast 15go,
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30

Syndykat, ziozony z kapitalist6w
amerykahskich, pod przewodnic
TWEEN PuIlmana, dosts} koncesye ns
budowe kolei zelaznej cd pol weglo
wych W Barotheran do portu Tampi,
co, W Meksyku.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30

w Chicago murzyni, pracujacy W
zawodzie drukarskim dziennikar-
skim, utworzyli organlzacya, ktora
objesa pomn,ejsze unie wschodu "a
chodu. Do tego stowarzyszenia ko.
biety naleza ma rowni mezczyznami.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30

Manitowoc, Wis.-Robotnicy W
dokach linii F. & P. M. zastraj kowa
Ii W celu otrzymania wyzszej p&acy'
Obecnie straj k sic skohczy} zwyciest-
wem robotnikow. Bra6 beda 20 c.
ma gudzine.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30

w legislature stanu Ill. pose3
Wsllock przedsozy} bill, domagajacy
sic opodatkowania kawsle row.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30

Jest pewne prawdopodobiehstwo,
ze Najwyzszy Sad uzna podatek do
chodowy "a niekonstytucyjny.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30
Czlonkowie legislatury ST. Indiana po.
bill sic.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.-W legisla-
turze stanu przysz}o do gwa}towne.
go staroia, grozono sobie rewolwera
mi; " bojce brali udzia& prawie
wszyscy pr=edstawiciele. Myron
King, sekretarz gubernatora, chcia}
weisc do sail waznem doniesieniem
dla przewodniczacego. Spodziewajac
sic czegos niedobrego, Republikanie
xamkneli przed MIN drzwi. King
wowczas zawolal; "Otw6rzcie! nio,
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30

Stronnicy podatku gruntowego "
New Yorku i Brooklynie agituja
miedzy zorganizowanymi robotnika-
mi "a w{adaniem kolei ulicznych
przez miasto.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30

DULUTH, MlNN.,-To miasto ma
r6wniez p6jsc "a prayk1adem Detroit
i oddac swe puste Lofty wraz z ofer-
tami prywatnemi pod uprawe karto-
fiji, cebuli t. p. ma rzecz biednycb.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30
4 DETROIT.

w poniedziafek W komitecie mia
stowym komunikacyi za}atwiono osta
tecznie formalnosci W sprawie prze
prowadzenia novel sieci komanika
cyl elektrycznych tramwaj6w; kom-
pania juz W przysz}ym tygodniu przy
stapi do robot, ktore maja bye e
nergicznie prowadzone. Prawdopodo
bnie ME jeden naszych braci znaj-
die przy tel robocie zatrudnienie
powinni czuwat i starac sic o to.
siec projektowanycl, dr6g jest bar
dzo obszerna- obejmuje ca4e miasto
r6wniez niektore czesci W polskich
dzielnicach. Pr6cz nowych rownole'
g4ych linii do dawniejszych dr6g
przeprowadzone beda nowe poprzecz-
he linie re wschodu ma zachod i t.p.
Zesz@ego tygodnia DIVA razy prze.
mawiaf W naszem miescie s}awny
niemiecki anarchista Most, ma obcho.
die Komuny paryskiej W Turner
Hall, W niedziele W Arbeiter Hall
ma mityngu robotniczym. Przem6wie.
MIA jego byiy spokojne, zacheca} ro.
botnik6w do ogolnych straJkow i wy.
zwolenia sic pod jarzma kapi-
talist6w.
Dawniejszy organista przy koscie.
lie Najs. Maryi Fanny, A. Koscihski
wytoczy} parafii process $3.50.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30

w Detroit i Saginaw centralne
Unie otworzy}y czytelnie biblioteki.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30
PRACA | KAPITAk.
GDZIEI JAK ROBOTNICY WALCZA
0 swe sfuszne prawa-WynsIazki | p0
step-ChciwOSc kapitalis,0w.

w St. Louis trwa strajk 600 robot
nik6w pray wyrobach zelaznych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-30

TAME FARMY W Lucas okolicz
nych powiatacb, po 10 do 100 ARROW
kazda; zam:eniam je ma posia-
diosci W miescie.
JAMES RAYMER & Co. ,418 ADAMS ST.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-04-12
COY. MckINLEl'S PALACES.

In his speech at Hartford, Conn, Tues
dav. saws the Baltimore Sun, Gov. Mckin-
ley distorted wel-known facts in his usual
manner. but to an unusual extent. Point
ing to the circumstances that in 1891, I'M
der the new tariff law, internalrevcnue
receipts were Sl55, 600, 0O0 while customs
receipts were but S13l 100000, he drew
the moral that taxes are now laid more ON
our own people than formerly and less up
on the imported goods of foreign countries.
He omitted to call attention to the fact
shown in recent official report that both
internal and tariff taxes per capita were
lighter in 1894 than under the Mckinley
tariff law In 1890 and 1891 the per capita
internal tax was 50 %: in 1892 $2.35, and
in 1898, S241, whereas in 1894 the burden
upon the people per capita for internal
taxes was but So 10 The democratic law
has accordingly benefited the people even
cites as Il democratic instrument of oppreS-
sion.
As respects tariff taxes, the relief per
capita was much greater The burden Of
tariff taxes per capita in 1892, under the
Mckinley tariff was 1896, and in 1893 it
was Sa.91, while in 1894. under the demo
cratic tariff. it was but $3.50 per capita,
showing that the people have been appre
Gladly relieved of their burdens.
In another part of his speech Governor
Mckinley makes the astonishing and Who'll
" untruthful statement that the Harrison
administration in March. 1898 turned over
to the Cleveland administration Il surplus
of 1924 OO0. 900 The fact is that there was
10 surplus of available cash turned over,
apart from the gold reserve, and that was
being so much diminished that Secretary
Foster gave orders for the preparation of
plates from which to print bonds to be
sold for gold What the Harrison admin
Stration really left to its successor was
bankruptcy, caused by the unwise repeal
of the revenue tax on sugar and the ex-
travagant dependent pension act and other
like reckless legislation. Besides this evil
heritage Mr. Mckinley had the honor of
helping to provide for the country the
panic of 1898. which was caused chiefly by
the Sherman silver act passed through the
House under Mr.. McKinley'S leadership
He forgetS these things conveniently now
and promises the country re-enactment
of the Mckinley tariff if his party succeeds
in 1896 But the people have better mem
Dries.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-04-12
Tue LAW TO BE FURTHER TESTED.

Since tie delivery of the incomc-taX de
ci>lon attorneys and others interested i'll
overthrowing the tax have been taken
steps to test various parts of the law in
further proceedings. Attacks will be made
both on those portions that were >us-
tanned by Il tie vote and on some fresh
points not passed upon in the particular
cases decided Tuesday Attorney J. VI.
Wilson, Of ShclIabargcr x Wilson, who
represent John G. Moore in the Court Of
Appeals Ill the recent cases, said Wcdnc<-
day morning that further proceedings
would he taken Immediately. Several
parts of the law Will be attacked. said he.
the principal one being the exemption
from Ia nation of incomes under 81 900 an
nual. This will be attacked as an unjust
discrimination. cannot say Just vet who
the complainants or what the titles of the
suits will be, but they will be instituted
very soon, probably within a few DAYS.
and be pushed as rapidly as possible
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-04-12
DEAR BEEF AND CHEAP WHEAT.

Everybody connected with the beef bust
ness, whether aS cattle growers wholesale
or retail butchers. agree in having the re-
cent advance in beef prices to somebody
else The three or four firms composing
has made fat cattle scarce. The retailers
say the Trust has put up the prices because
it controls both cattle and markets Mean
while beef is aS high az it was in 1879.
when silver was demonetiZcd and every
body made poor, according to the state
mentS of the free coinage cranks
We suspect that the high price of beef
and the low price of wheat are both due
to other causes than the demonstration
of silver, but we suggest that if the farm
crs would convert some of their cheap
wheat into fat cattle they would get more
would get cheaper beef, and all parties
would be benefited by the operation. This,
of course, is upon the suppoSition that the
advance in beef is caused by scarcity of
fat cattle and not by Il corner got up for
he sole benefit of the beef trust
Meanwhile the best way to compel re
luction in the price of beef is for consum-
ers, for the time being, to use more of the
products of cheap wheat and other cereals
and less high-priccd beef The vegetable
diet will be quite as nutriciouS for most
people, and little popular abstinence on
this score will bring down the price of
beef whatever the cause of its advance
The beef producers and dealers whole
sale and retail grow and handle beef to
sell, and if people won't pay cNorbitant
prices they will eventually get ii ut their
own price. The rise in beef has hardly
come to stay, certainly not if beef consum-
crs display a little common business pru-
dcncc
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-04-12
THE INCOME-TAX DECISION,

The New York Tribune saws: The
by its failure to decide as to the constitu-
tonalitv of the income tax, and vet has
practically taken the life out of that
offensive law. By deciding that incomes
derived from bonds of States and munich
palitics cannot be taxed, and that incomes
derived from rents of real estate can
not be taxed, it has not only thrown the
whole machinery for enforcing the law
into confusion when, with only week
remaining for the filing of statements, it
will be practically impossible to get the
work required by the law done within the
prescribed time but has deprived govern
ment of large part of the revenue eN-
pected, and the advocates of the law of
their greatest reason for desiring it, Then
by failing to reach any decision on the
main question as to the conStitutionalitv
of the act it has practically invited Il de
lu"c of suits To resist the enforcement OF
the law Il whole or to test particular
provisions of ii, and has left the lower
courts to render any number of conflict
inc decisions on these points
The New York Times SAWS: The
Supreme Court has performed the trad-
tional feat of driving u coacl-and->iX
through the income-taN law There is
very little left of it effective provisions
even in its present condition, and there
will be still less when the lawyers of the
land have accepted what is practically the
invitation of the court to submit the I'M
decided questions to a full bench. So far
as the decisions of the court declares null
the portions of the law that express the
chief purpose of Con"rcss-namrly, the
taxation of the richer citizens as Il class
it is a matter of conyratulation, because
that was not 4 fair patriotic or wise pur
pose 1t is further gratifying because it
is evidence that the court a. at present
constituted is capable Of resisting the
influence of popular clamor and of partisan
prejudice which made itscf felt in the two
later decisions on the lcgal-tcndcr acts
The Philadelphia Press says: Those
who have resisted this tax have succeeded
on two important points and divided the
court equally on the remaining points
raised. 1t is not in human nature that they
should consider the question settled until
Justice jackson or his successor, should
he resign. shall be heard from on the va
lilitv of this law.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-04-12

The applicant must either make oath
as heretofore, before the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of the county where he is en-
gagged in business, of the amount of goods
kept on hand, at the principal season of
sale; or the oath may be administered by
Il Justice of the Peace, when the person
wanting the licenses, applies through an
agent,
LICENSE To ORDINARIES AND TAVERN
KEEPER>.-The license to ordinaries and
tavern keepers to sell spirituous or fer
mented liquors or lager beer, in quantities
less than pint, at any one time, are as
follows: Provided, that the applicant
shall first be recommended to the Clerk
by five respectable frccholders of his i'm
mediate vicinity, and shall make oath be-
fore said Clerk that he has bona fide and
without intending to evade the require
nlents of this article, provided and eN-
poets to maintain six good beds, with suf
ticient covering thercfor-and three rooms
more than sufficient for the private uses
of said ordinary keeper, with stabling and
prOvender for five horses at least.
The said applicant is also to make oath
before the Clerk as to the rate of rent or
annual value of the house at or in which
the business to he be authorized by the Ii
cense may he done, or intended to be
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-04-12
SHERlrrs LICENSE Nor1cE
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS. TRADERS
AND OTHERS.

A LII PERSONS and bodies corporate
n or polite in Prince Georges county
who are or shall be exercising or pursuing
any business, or shall do any act or thing
or shall be in the occupation of any house
or place for any purpose, for which a Ii
cense is made necessary by the laws of
Maryland, are hereby forwarned to obtain
!; License, or renew the same on or before
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-04-12
MARYLAND MATTERS.

MARYLAND MATTERS.
Cyrus &. HrifcnStn died in Frederick
city.
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drcd
Elk1on is considering the sewer prob
lem
~.
Two town councilmcn were elected in
Elkton.
=:
Vance Sharp, colored. was acquitted of
manSlauyhtcr at Denton.
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\ new depot will he built at Smilhburg
Washington county.
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4 clothing store was broken into and
robbed at Cumberland.
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Edward p HumrichouSe died in HagcrS-
town, aged fifty eight years.
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An old grave ward in Frederick is being
converted into huildin" lots.
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The public school teachers of Allegany
held an institute at FroSthurg.
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The naval veteran, John II. Knowles. is
seriously i'll at his home in Annapolis.
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1t is reported that two large caves have
been discovered in Washington county.
~
The funeral of Hon. Benz g. Harris
took place Saturday in ST. Mary'S county.
#*#
Cost, the burglar in Westminster Jail, is
uuaking on account of the long sentence
Wells received
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Somerset oyster planters are bringing
James river tNa> oysters into Wicomico
river for planting.
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The grand jury of Caroline county has
indicted two old tax collectors for alleged
utIaull III payments.
~:
At the recent town election in Pocomokc
the people voted against Il proposed re-
assessment of property
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Six colored families, including twenty
three persons, are afflicted with smallpox
in one locality of Charles comfy.
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\ large party of Western farmers is cN-
pected to visit Worchestcr county this
week to look at cheap lands
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An attempt was made to recapturc a
contiScated oyster-dredging vessel from
its legal custodianS in Somerset
1t is thought Il special session of the
Caroline Court will be held in May to try
Price for the murder of Miss Dean
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The commissioners for AlIegany county
have been petitioncd for a correction and
revision of the county assessment lists.
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y statue to the memory of deceased
soldiers buried in Rose Hill Cemetery,
Cumberland, will be dedicated Nav Both
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1t is thought in Hartford that Congress
man VIM. B. Baker will not resign his
office of State Senator until after next cleo
ton.
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Judge Boyd charged the grand jury of
Allegany county to give their attention
particularly to the breaking up of disorder
~ houses.
=.
\ verdict was rendered in Hagerstown
for $4,000 DANA geS to Alexander B. Bat
tingly in his case against the city of Cum
berand
~
The inventory of the personal estate of
Mrs. Sarah Stewart, widow of General
David Stewart, of Detroit. a-grcgating
S11, 1866, was passed by the Orphans
Court at Annapolis
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Ulysses Grant Cochran was released
from the Baltimore city Jail soon after
o clock Wednesday afternoon 1t was a
complete surprise to him, and as soon as
he heard it his eyes filled up with tears
1T has turned out as l expected" he said,
although it has been very hard for me to
stay here these few days. | am innocent
of any connection with Salle Deans muir
der, and felt sure that my innocence could
be established
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-04-12
The First Day Of MAY.

Ensuing under the penalties prescribed
by said laws for the infraction thereof
Those interested are notified of the fol
lowing requirements of the License Law:
TRADERS LICENsE-The amount to be
paid by traders for license (the amount of
stock at the principal season of sale to be
given under OATH is as follows: If the APP
plicant's stock in trade does not exceed