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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11
f A FIENDIsH OUTRAGE.

CLEVELAND, O., July g. Two
butchers of Royalton, small vii
lage near Cleveland having grudge
against a farmer named Conrad
Schweitzer, living in Parma town
ship, seven miles from this city,
went to Schweitzer's house, last Sat.
urday where they found no one at
home except child about nine
years old, named Betty Walter, a
grand daughter Of Schweitzer. Seiz-
ing the child, they pourd coal oil on
her clothes and set them on fire.
The cries of the child brought the
grandmother to the house, but the
child was so badly burned that she
died in a few hours. Before hei
death, however, she told who the
fiends were who committed the ter
rible act. One man was arrested
for the crime, but the evidence not
being sufficient, he was discharged
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11
: oEEIclAI VOTES.

The official reports of the various
Democratic State Conventions show
that Of the 1872 delegates, only SIX
Delaware's share-were instructed
ed to insist on a straight ticket; 224
delegates were instructed for Gree
ley; rs instructed against any nom
ination; and 424 uninstructed. 1t is
well understood, however, that near
ly all the uninstructed delegates
will vote for Greeley. The "Blue
Hens Chicken" alone will raise its
feeble cackle for Democracy pure
and undefiled.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11
SHOulp lp'NI BE FORGOTTEN.

1t should not be forgotten that
the success of the Democratic party
in the ensuing campaign would
mean not only the triumph of the
corruptionists of the North and the
reactionists of the South, but also
the overthrow Of the policy of pro-
lection to our home industries, to
which the Republican party is pledg-
ed. A vote for the Democratic
ticket is a vote in favor of the des-
truction of our manufactures, and
of all the vast and varied interests
which are interlinked with them.
Let this important fact be fully re-
membered.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11
TWELVE CAGES OF WILD BEASTS
LET LOOSE.
New HAVEN, July 3.


John Robinson's circus met with
an almost irretrievable disaster on
the New York and New Haven
Railroad early this morning. The
cages containing the wild beasts,
the tents, and all the paraphernalia
had been shipped from Bridgeport
to this city on a freight train. A
passenger car for the accommoda-
ton of performers, drivers and at
tenants, was attached to the rear of
the train. d.
As the train was passing under a
road way bridge, two miles west of
the city, the bridge fell. The fall
ing timbers first struck the fiat cars
on which were the cages. Twelve
of the latter were smashed, and six
of the largest were swept off in an
instant, strewing the track for sew
eral hundred feet with their broken
fragments. ...
The Gagged brutes thus suddenly
freed from their Imprisonment broke
loose in every direction. The mon
keys were the first out, followed
quickly by two young lions and
wild cat. A valuable tiger, three
striped kangaroos, and several of
the animals were crushed and In
stantly killed. Most of the eagles,
of which there was a valuable col
lection, flew away, as also did sever
al of the smaller birds. %. ,o s.D.gr.
The train was promptly stopped.
and it was ascertained that four of
the circus drivers had sustained Sc
we're injuries. Mr.. G. N. Robinson
the treasurer of company, had a
narrow escape. He was asleep in
the ticket wagon, which was smash
ed into splinters, scattering the
money in every direction, but he es-
capped without a scratch. The loss
to the company is estimated at $780,
900. 81. -ra s0.
The rear car and its inmates es-
capped uninjured. The spectacle at
the instant of the overturning of
the cages was at once ludicrous and
alarming. The monkeys chattering
and screaming scampered up the
sides of the broken bridge, and
seemed to enjoy the fun!
The tigers, Blondln and Dick, af-
ter tapping up the blood of several
of their less fortunate companions
sprang across the ditch and disap-
peared. The bear crippled, limped
off up the track, soaring the engin-
eer and firemen nearly out of their
wits. The conductor, chased by a
hyena, saved his life by climbing
a telegraph pole at a critical mo-
ment. rr.f
The wolves dined off the smaller
members of the happy family, and
then disappeared in the same direc
tion as the tigers, and it is feared
after more prey. One of the large
rattlesnakes was cut in two, but his
companions, dangerous boa con-
strictor and two smaller snakes, were
last seen shooting off in the grass
toward this city.
AS it is known that several of the
most dangerous and blood thirsty
members of the menagerie are
loose the utmost CONSERVATION
reigns here. Tonight large party
armed with guns and revolvers, are
securing within a circuit of five
miles. of the scene of the accident
looking for the truants.-New York
Sun.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11
Legal Notice.

Abraham Melott, and
Lucy a. Melott, his wife, ,plnstS.
against ..-
William Trukenmiller, and In Court of
Ruth Trukenmiller, his wife, Common Pleas
- Perkins, ., Holmes coun-
Henrietta MeClaran, ty, Ohio.
Josephene McClaran,
LAURA McCiaran. and
Adoiphus McClaran. Dfts.
rNHE defendants who reside in Johnston
l. county, Missouri, will take notice that ON
the 9Th day OF June, A. ID. 1871, the Plaintiffs
filed their Petition in the Court OF Common
Pleas of Holmes county. Ohio. praying for the
correction OF u mistake in II deed executed by
William rruckenmiller rs guardian of the
minor heirs of Joseph McClaran, ON the end
day Of May, A. u. 1868, which correction 50
prayed for Is as follows, That said deed may
describe 80 feet from OF of the West side oil
Lot number (l9) nineteen, in the town of Nash
willie. of said county, instead of the West haii
oil Lot fifty -dve by mistake in said deed. said
defendants are required to answer on or before
the Slst day of August, 1872, aud said Petition
will stand for hearing at the September term
Of said Court, 1879.
STILwELLtS HOAGLAND,
Attorneys for Plh'ts.
June II, 1874 4iw7
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11
CAREIESSNESS.

The carelessness of the American
people is strikingly shown by the
fact that last year nearly three mill
ion letters were received at the Dead
Letter Office in Washington, and
among them were found letters con-
tanning money orders amounting to
100000. Of the letters upwards of
four hundred thousand were un-
and three thousand were
mailed with no direction at all.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11
Not less than 500 900 head of

Not less than 100000 head of
beef cattle were driven from the
mesquit grass ranges of Western
Texas during the last twelve
months. ..i
The New York World cores
pondent admires the regularity of
the habits of the Dorchester girl
who keels over in fit at 4 o'clock
every afternoon at the Jubilee.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11

Horace Greeley, returning from
the Boston Jubilee the other day,
stopped at Newport to call on Chief
Justice Chase. 1t was an unkind
thing in Horace, but we suppose he
was anxious to find out what Sal
mon knew about running for the
Presidency. Salmon willreturn the
call after the November election.
Liberal Republicans" are SO
called because they are anxious to
give themselves and what little OF
principle they have to the democ-
racy.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11

Out in Kansas, recently,a child
died from being bitten by a rattle
snake. The head of the snake,
with three or four inches of the
body, had been severed with an
AK, and was supposed TO be life
less, and the child happened to
stop near the severed head and
was bitten, and died in about
four hours. "Liberals" who are
fooling with the ''Lost Cause"
take notice accordingly.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11
A COMPARISON.

The public debt of Great Britain
reduced to- our currency at the
rate Of $500 to the pound sterling
according to the last statement OF
the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
amounted to $3,9l9,27O,0OO. Ac-
cording to the last statement of Sec
retary Boutwell, the public debt OF
the United States was $2,21O,32I,
600. The yearly interest charge on
the British debt is $194, 10000; on
the United States debt, $104, ,992, 900.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11
FROM ORvILLE.
ORRvILLE. July Sth. 70,

OkhfiLLE, July OH, 'z.
EDS. REPUBLIcAN:-The glorious
Fourth received no special recogni-
ton in this place, in fact it was dull
ler than any other day in the week.
The farmers displayed good sense
in remaining in their hay fields pre-
vious to the rain on that day, in
preference to going away to to some
town to spend their money for gin
ger bread and pop, or m ,re villain
GUS stuff. The railroad fever over
caps our patriotism at presentwhile
the country is at peace, as demon
strated at the Boston hullabaloo.
On Saturday evening the Mar
shallville band visited our place and
gave US a specimen of what they
have accomplished in the musical
line during the past few months.
The band has been organized only
a few months, however it discourses
music in manner equal to older
organizations. The citizens take
great pride in its welfare and have
given the boys good financial en-
couragement.
The Doncaster House has been
well cleaned up and furnished with
new furniture, beds DC, and is now
for rent. Several parties are after
it but the owner wants a good man
or none.
Orrville ought to be a cleanly
place now that it has received its
second application of soft soap this
season. The last infictien (about
as bad as the smallpox was in the
shape of a travelling historian (?)
who has a stereotyped form of ex-
preston in saying that each dealer
is far better than all the rest, only
changing the name of the firm and
style of business as the occasion
requires. He reads his fattering
production to each of his customers,
receives his pay and lights out in
advance Of publication. For our
extra greenbacks he speaks of hon
esty, worldly riches DC, which no
true business man would allow to
be inserted as his own advertise
ment.
Our farmers will be in the grain
fields in full force this week. Most
Of the fields present gratifying
prospect.
Not single Republican in this
region has yet signifed his inten-
ton of deserting the man who
whipped the rebels, and take passage
in the same boat with jeff Davis,
Boss Tweed and the Ku-Klux. In
deed it is difficult to understand
how any honest man, Democrat or
Republican, can be caught in such
questionable company. Our Wayne
county Democracy are in a sorry
plight. Greeley, who has always
classed the horse thieves and the
scums of society in the party they
have supported in days gone by, is
an extremely bitter pill to swallow,
and scores of them swear they will
not support him if endorsed at Bal
timore. They will be whipped
around into the traces by election
time however.
Harry Beidler has been GONZALES
ent during the past week but has
received slight backset to-day. In
my last your typo dropped out sew
eral words thus destroying what lit
tie sense few items originally con-
tanned. Mistakes will happen, but
don't let it occur again, as the pro-
fessor said to one of his married
students who was kept from his col
lege duties one day on account of
an addition to the poulation of his
family. WAYNE.
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The domestic"
SEWING MACHINE
Is the Best of All.
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New Advertisements.
Lodi Academy!

The attention of the public is called to the
many advantages of this school. t;
Its rapid growth is scarcely equaled by any
in the West
The beauty and convenience of the Building.
The healthy location.
The extent of the course of study.
Its excellent Liteary Societies, Library, Ap-
paratus.-all go to make up q first-class
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11

In Court of
Common Pleas
Holmes couu-
ty, Ohio.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
II have no ticket" tti
1Whe ere are you going ~
u..a,Aox VIRTUALLY ABOLISHED =

MARRIAGE VIRTUALLY ABOLISHED The dici-
,,on yendered in Illinois few years ago, and
since confirmed IN New orr and elsewhere. that
sny woman who lives with man has right to
M same interest in his estate, for herself and
children, as II they married, has removed all pc.
euniaty Inducements to women to put themseivc-
under the penal law OF marriage Let us sho"
them the danger aud misery " such course. nnd
in a very few years We may make the accurs-d
j Institution as odous as 1t now is popular, and
With the aid Of this new and admirable feature OF
the common law secure the repeal OF all special
legislation on the subject, and put the relations
Of persons who still choose to go through the mat
rimoilal pen-word on precisely the same footing
u natural Justice as those OF all other persons.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07

The latest Western wonder is the appearance
Of phantom trains on the Madison division OF
the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad. The
visionary cars are said to have been see n by the
conductor, engineer, brakemen, and passengers
Of the evening express, moving at a moderate
rate Of speed short distance ahead Of the ex-
press train. the supersttious are inclined 10
connect the appearance Of this phantom trait
with the killing Of Il man a few nights prev io,,s
by the evening express near the very place
where the vision Was first seen, while cnth usi-
as,ic Liberals Of the neighborhood aver tina,
the phantom train was on its way to Salt Greek
depot, ,freigh,ed with the vanishing hopes Of the
illinois o&ceholders. Y. SUN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
nvu<,6 " Reaioo.

fOR OUr-DOoE ~ona"H VT "b'~"'''
Tanc-.Gsra-.
Rsn cath tall spreading trees.
A. veil as Temples dome
on Father lends a gracious ear.
Apd will our praises own.
nj. cheerful breath Of Spring.
Tie sun with glowing ray. -.t
D1clars Thy Ssodness TO the earth.
O, each revolving day. ...Y. r-
All nature smiles around
with every opening flower. ".
youchssfs Thy blessing now ON ".
And guard Us by Thy power.
or youthful ninds instruct.
Apd mould " BY Thy will. ...l. ..'.
TLas whsn lifsa busy pAth W trsad.
We sAa the WAY fulAu. ~,-.,,1.4-.-,n....
wuxtxorox. Nay %. 1872. K.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07


4 0oop SroaY.-We do not know whether
!. -. Ills Mr.. Pinkef:on, or not, Of whom it j.
~ .e,d \ thst recently. having occasion 10 make a
.S~,t ;ourney by rail,he started without ticket
.u% :;,hou, any money, trusting in the Lord to
s.;rs h;m safely on his why. Amer passing tn.
a.. .,ation, the conductor came through the
ar and the following cosversAtiou in substance
ensued 5...a....t
"Ticket~ l.s l.... .......l
II have no ticket" .i.1. ..l.
aWhere are yon goins?'
ITO -." .f.- .,-.a,..
swell, IN take your fare, them" 81
"I have no money"
"HoH do yon expect 10 get to ----, without
,icket and without any money? ?"
sWsll, I am going on the Lords business
and expect the Lord to take me there"
Tho conductor paused, and replied,
ut IA nv opinion that The Lord will not take
vou any further than the next station"
Accordingly, at the next station the reverend
yentleusn was I'ut of the train.
Singing hymn upon the platform. in loud
voice, be started across the country on foot.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
DbILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON = BALI,
L MUkE kAkLRlAU

On and sftsr WEDNESDAY. Oclob sr, lssh. ls7l
q PASSENGER oar wiz BE- attached To tue tfsjsht
train lesving PhilaAsiphUi Il 40 ,. a.. iSr VII
Uington. 5.tz az = II = :
The train will atop st Stations % follovA. sb~u
stenailsd Grsy's Ferry. 9.l2 y. N. LAsaretto ~
p N; Chester. 9Al p. .; Lxnehia 8. - D. -: hu.
r. m Elerslie. ols p. .: arrive Mllntnet ton, 10 =,
pm. octD! n. n. KINNEY ,up't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
WILMINGTON AND READING & q

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07

Ths people Of Wyoming. Pa, don't know
whsthef to call their female judge Justices of
III peace OF justice Of the pescess.
lin 80 thirsty" said boy at work in the
con6eld; "well work away" said his father,
"yoa know the prophet says Hoe every one
A couple In East Rochester, n H., saw and
loved Tuesday married on Wednesfay, hoEey.
mooned till Saturday. quarreled on Sunday
and on Monday parted forever.
An Iowa paper recommends man TO Office
because, 1t says, 'be takes an open drink
without clasptng oil four Of his fingers about
the glass" That man lsa curiosity in Iowa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
hot Gun, Ktne &'PiStol MannfactOry
NATHANIEL MELClsOIR,

Successor 10 the inteef H-rtiuR. No n, King
a!ses. sbpye a.. Wnminston. bel : respsS,iuii!
informs his friends and Short iuen gen erally. tha,
he will ronti"ue the manufacture of Shot 1uns
Miles and Pisinls. Al the old stand, No. PA King
street. and has for sale Large aud beautiful STOCK
OF Fire Arms. among shich ara ST
a Double Barre Guns FEM ~ to 3t21.
Single Barrel du,.~ from IS u $50 -#.E
All kinis of Pistols. Colts, Sharpes en- apc
Smiths 4 We.tpn's kevoivsrs with CARTRIDGES, kc..
sS,mpl.se. Alsn Ely'.hs.t ioub.e wttsr ,root Per
cnf..en csps. every sIIe ball and shot. Game Bsx.
snaMuen.ns, appa,a 3 W seosfnly fishins Tackle
retail n, the lowest cash prices
- Particular attention paid "a Bell Hanxin
snd l.ock smithtus AS herefafors. Bevta "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
MICHAEL NcGEARY

CvE 0uLD respsntiully inform hi. friends and the
j W Ipat9e that be e2ptinues,a "a keen on hand the
egeSt and pest Assortment OF Gent men g. Ladies
and BOYS
NeSv aMd Seconsl.hand ClOahinE
q tths bSst quality. at M. jI9 Catnasl street
AlsQ. his large stock OF Boots. Shoes and Ladies
aitess OF the best style ia worthy OF attetian be
fore purchasing elsewhere. A large assortment Of
BED Ciottfius. birnkets, Sheets ami Spreads spn.
stsnt4y an hand tie tsels h.ieut that he j. all,
70 sell .Epols lowe. than any othar person In thi,
city. GIVE him cali before purchasing elsew here
q he Will give satisfaction to all who may favo,
him With their patronars ~
- hsstessh PriceepAial Rags Iron, Bras.
sboNf elem. link. Load an4 al sonds IN his line
n. Ms0EA&i.
aDS-U TatAaue WilmingtSn. Del.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-16
THE LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate, February o, nothing Of
any public interest Is reported. L
In tho House, sane date, Mr.. Barr, from
the Committee on the Judiciary, reported
that It was inexpcdient to legislate on the
resolution Of the inquiry as 10 the expedi.
ency Of providing that records Of appeal
cases might be printed under the superin.
tendenCe Of the clerk Of the court below.
Adopted.
RESOLUTIONS! were introduced rs follows:
By Mr. McKcnnan, that the Judiciary
Committee inquire into the expediency Of
requiring incorporated companies tomakc
q list Of stockholders and the amount Of
stock held by them, and deliver the same
to the assessors. D.. .-. ...r...., .....'
BY MIR. McCown, House Joint resOlu.
ton authorizing the Governor 10 forward
all unpaid military claims growing out Of
the late war, 10 our Congressman, re-
questing them 10 use their influence to
secure an appropriation TO pay the same,
MIR. Elliott presented tho petition OI
Daniel Basel, &C., Of Harrison county
asking repeal Of chapter 1871, acts Of
1871,
Bills were introduced: I.r u
BY Mr.. Laugltt, for the relief Of g. T.
Hamilton, OF Richie county.
BY Mr.. Enoch, to incorporate the Land
and Improvement Company of West Va
by Mr.. Rollyson, for the further con.
struction of the Hospital for tho Insane
and for other purposes. ..-H
by same, authorizing q sale OF public
stocks. ..... ,'1r.
The Senate joint resolution concerning
the water privileges sold by the United
States 70 +. Q. Adams, at Harper's Ferry,
was adopted.
Bills passed.: ....s . r... .....
Senate Bill, appropriating $4,000 fol
payment of expenses soi Constitutions
Convention. III ..... .r..I
House Bill No. 40: A Bill to amend
and re.enactsection second Of an act pass.
ed February 81, 1871, entitled "An act In
relation to the sale OF liquors in Ohio
county" r...-y.
n House Bill repeating chapter one hun.
dred and thirty.three Of the acts Of 1871
entitled ian act providing for the collec
tion OF uncollected taERS remaining in the
hands OF the late Township Treasurers.'
House Bill No, 70, a bill to amend ar
act entitled IAN act to incorporate the
Brooke county Cemetery Company
passed December 14th, 1867. Ill
House Bill. No. 04, a bill 10 legalizG
marriages heretofore celebrated between
first cousins, and to exempt the parties
thereto from the penalties incurred by rea'
son Of such marriages. ,.
House Bill No. 104; bill to provide
for the payment of u claim to DR.. John
9. Hupp, late State Vaccine Agent.
House Bill No. 1O5; q bill to amend
and reenact the LIST section of an acI
entitled, "an act to provide Free Schools
for the town Of MoundsVille."
House Bill No. 115; q bill to prohibit
dealings with students at certain institu
tons within this State, and to provide q
penalty therefor. 81. rsur,-
The afternoon was taken up with
debate on the House Bill proposing to
reenact the old usury law, ar.I> -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-16
DIED.

MAYEs-Atw West Alexandria, Pa. on Thurs.
day afternoon, Feb. Is, 1874, ats O'clock, Cas-
sANDRA R., wife Of J. F. Maycs, Esq.