The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-20

CircuitJ Judge OF Texas.
Cut nails heated red hot, and dropped
INTO cold water will clinch As well as
The Cincinnati Commercial raises
e1fa voice against legislation to coerce
people Into total abstinence.
Henry McCloud. Of Granger,
Medina county. few days ago, took
himself out OF the world with the aid
OF rope ull IS ua93 I.a.a-
Edward Gage, an employer on the
Lake Shore, road, was knocked be-
meath 3 coal train at W6keman and
killed., on Thursday.
The bill repeating the Tenure Of
once act will be taken up IN the
Senate on Monday, 25th. Its passage
3 considered doubtful.
~ =. N. Palmer, the Governor OF uli-
enOis Just inaugurated, put to much
cShate Rights into his message to suit
the1Badicals. IL.
- sEeudelIsn Kuhn, OF Tifan, Ohio,
will be thankful to receive Information
0fthe whereabouts of his son, Frank
uAsAKuhn. q boy ten years old.
The Northwest hopes that touE
Legislature Will not be caught plaV ing
into the hands of n few money sharks"
BY increasing the legal rate Of in
terest.
A subscriber OF the Seneca Adver-
tiser paid his subcription in gold last
week, claiming that the editor should
be paid In gold as well as the bond
holders.
To- Corcoran, the Washington banker,
has been allowed $iI 900 by the Gov
eminent for the use Of his park as
~--AF-- --nU2Ia Aurfnr tho uvnr
2 Rather a big sum- ,zs.
eti feCongressmen Bingham, Carey,
Clarke, Eckisy, MNR0ea, Plants
Voted for the repeal Of the Tenure Of
once Act and Beatty, auckland, De-
lano, Garfield, Schenck, Shellabarger
andsWaJker voted against its repeal,
while Ashley, Eggleston and Law
renee did not vote. These members
constitute the Ohio delegation In the
House. .a aya p'-+f1
The Plain Dealer says that an order
has been received from Judge Swayne
directing the naturalization cases now
pending IN the United States Circuit
Court for this district to be continued
until after the decision blythe Supreme
Court Of the questions raised 10 the
New York naturalization cases that
were carried up on writ of error.
sThe same legal question will arise IN
the Ohio cases.
Names O'Conner, night Waterman,
at Seville o. was killed on the 10th
on q bridge near that station, while
attempting to do his duties. His
body was horribly mangled, almost
beyond recognition, he leaves q
small family.
During the year 1868. the Probate
Judge OF Columbiana county issued
two hundred and eight Marriage
License, being hfty seven less than
wen Issued the previous year.
80 The Hon. Thomas NJ. Key, formerly
IudgeAdvoeate on GeneralMeC lelan's
staff, and for several years q member
aOfthe Ohio Legislature, died at his
rresideLce at Lebanon, Ohio OF h
9TH Of the pulmonary consumption.
nWI In Z baggage OF q woman, arrested
at Davenport, Iowa, on "Wednesday,
for passing counterfeit money, over
four thousand dollars OF spurious
currency was found. She was agent
ifora gang oil eastern counterfeiters.
AT the Republican caucus In st.
Paul Minnesota, Ramsey was nomi-
mated for reelection as United States
Senator for Minnesota.
Major General St. Clair Mnlholland,
q distinguished Irish American officer
of the late war, has been appointed
Chief Of Police OF Philadelphia.
1890 General Eaton was on Sunday
lseateneed to death I'm Philadelphia,
fof the murder Of Keenan,, hHlt
George Weathers, the brute who
partly roasted his child = few day s
since IN Louisville, was committed
70 prison on Saturday morntng Ia de-
FAULT OF $1,000 bail.
rsyAlr. 7. Garden. Of Marion, William
Wonac0unty, Illinois, was shot and
ckillcdf on Saturday morning, by
Samuel Cover, Of the same place, An
-loInthe Georgia House on Saturday,
u hnotion2to rescind the act unseatine
athe eoforedlmembers, and that they
be feseated, was lost by a large major
sityl13m-u PHI ntf1l 1rtI ~
The President semi to the Senate
Friday the nominations OF VIM a.
Ewing, Postmaster at Seymour, In
dian ; Hockey p. Earhart, agent fol
Indians of the Grand RoDde Agency
Oregon ; w. E. Reynolds, Assessor
of Internal Revenue tor Kansas, vice
Thoss J.. Steinberg 10 be dismissed
and ]. B. Abbott, Postmaster at Cedal
Falls Iowa, ~sdi4V sff
The air in Washington Is getting
very foul. Too many buzzards about
The other day two mulattoes werl
found dead In their beds, and on tbs
18Th an old gentleman fell dead In the
Senate while Howard was pressing
Something must be done to put Q stoI
TO this fatal work.
england has coined 40, 900, 900 gold
~sovereigns and Sl3, 000, 600 gold hal
-~sOvereigns during the past ten year
about S225. 90, 600,
San Diego County, Califofnia. pro
,duces tin. The first bar has Just beer
turned out at Temascal and California
now expects o % to drive the foreign
article from the Market y.N Io.rfI
zsiThetown of Wells, Vermont, has
seitizenI who married at seventeen
LHisshrst child was a daughter, who
married at thirteen. and eighteeI
months afteTward made her father {
grandfather, at the early ageof thirty
one and a half years. -
The association for the Propagation
of Gamein Pennsylvania reports tina
the collection Of birds TO be set free In
The spring is accumulatiDg very fast
EIfteen hundred birds have been con
frHcted for. and viii be ready for dis
.rihution at the proper time. ,l,ur.
-sfFtfteen years ago q gentleman sole
= lot OF hand In Des MOInes, Iowa, for
Eve hundred dollars A week age
he bought back the same lot from the
same personto TO whom he sold it. anC
paid twenty-seven thousand. 1t is
unimprovedexeept by the growth o.
the city.
"A steer OF elephautine proportional
owned by StockwelI 4 Hadley, o
Ray County. Missouri. He Is clever
feet four inches long from top of heat
10 root Of tail. twelve foot around tn,
chest. and twenTy-one hands higl
fforn hoof 10 center OF wfthers. Hi
age Is Ave years aid weighs $500
pounds ri