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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-07-09
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PayS7e14p
eloquent Tribute to Senator Thurman
"In a venal age he has been pure; IN
a mercenary age he has been fee from
avarice in a time serving age he has
never swerved from his convictions m
the tempest Of war and passion, hike Car
not Of the Roman Soul he has stood un-
sihentaiunaEsa byH Observation-Disclosures
ny gam II ElGad e1in1EIo - n1N cav
tssf Let the DenOcrAcytof Ohio and ofthe
nation never forget thatlWhenl their hosts
II we're OH beaten discounted and about 70
/. suTranoerg the trnmpetstoned 5yoice Of
Thutmangnthsred them once mote onto
compact phalanxes, and cleathemftoaEic,
toryat All honor to- qhurman Eorthy-of
the manals Of our most ih~ustriousl Demo
eratic dead, RndWorthyt TO becalled Ohio'e
gpeabo and i~neorH1ptIble Senator 1.-THE
Rhlest Roman of them~alE''e ,dsiaE 70
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-07-09

"ramn
Ihave Just arrived from the Cheyenne
and Arrapahoe agencies on tho northern
fork of the Canadian rivers. Hostile Che
yennes, Comanehes and KioWAs made their
appearance in the vicinity of the agency
on the ID inst, and on the same day killed
and scalped VIM. Watkins, thirty miles
north Of the agency.
Hostile Indians had been seen at King
fishers rancho proceeding north. We
took all the men and stock to Lee and
Reynolds rancho on Turkey Creek, and on
the I'd inst. the Indians attacked this
rancho, but were repulsed, getting only
some horses. -Four miles north of Ba-
kers rznche, We found four men-PAt
Hennessey, George Fanj, Thos. Galloway,
and one whose name is unknown lying n
the road murdered. They had three Wag-
ons loaded with sugar and coffee for Agent
HoWarth, all of which was destroyed or
taken away. All the men were sealped.
Hennessey had been tied to his wagon and
burned. The fire was still burning.
The Indians VIII clean everything until
repulsed. This Is their proclamation.
(Signed) JOHN D. Mills,
Indian Agent.
TrOops viii be forwarded by t~hsgoVern-
ment. sr7ll7r
ST. LOUIS, July THE steamer Belle
Jefferson, about three miles from Jefferson
City last night, exploded her boilers and
is q total loss. a. A.. Hubbard, her Cap
tain, Alex. Stewart, pilot. and John +.
Kelly passenger, were scalded.
CLEVELAND, O., July z.-Peter Cahill
fell foom an ice wagon lastnight, on Han
over street, and was instantly killed, the
wheels Of the wagon crushing his head.
A little child, aged three .yesrs, the
daughter of Mrs. Ann Carroll, was run
ovef and killed at Superior street crossing
last night, BY passenger train on the G.
o. c. and / RailfoAd- mi Eoq1 bssesa
LITTLE Rock, AJAX July Ia con-
stable named Hu nphreystcolered1na per-
sonaI dimeulty near this city oa Saturday,
was shot and killed by another man,
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CARD.

A Clsrgyman, while residing in South America,
as missionary, discovered q safe and simple
remedy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, ear
" Decay, DiseaaO, Of the Urinary and Seminal
Ore41s. and the Rheie train OF dis orders brought
on by bsnefuf and vicious habits. Great num-
bers hAYe been cared by this noble remedy.
Prompted by = desire to beneht the afflicted and
~unfoUunate, I will send the receipt for preparing
and using this medicine, in q sealed envelope, TO
any one who needs IT, Free Of Charge. Address
OsEPE T. MAJ StatioD D Bible House,
York u ~ 5uly2 T4mosS~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-07-09


in he SrARKslcousR EDEMocRAr, the
Stark County Democratic Central Commit
tee net in a room in the Court House,
Saturday. June 81, 1874 wiiIisn9 A..
Lynch. Esq, in the chair. 5R3.
A full and free interchange of views
was had. and it was on motion:
ResoFpsd, That the ticket this year BE-
nominated by popular vote. and the day
for holding the primary msetihga, be on
the first Saturday in August next.
RsotVsd. Tho members composing The
present Committee meet on the Wedness
y-lsers The first Saturday in August, in
Wv Canton, and open aud count the returns
and declare the result, esTa-a5 @
On motion adjourned, is S.
nit w. A. Lynch, ChairmknsIH
r. G. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
.alsa-B The pIacesto hold PrimsryRs9iRgi will.
be hereafter designatedsiiasq sdt n44t.v
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-07-09

1t is fhaorder OF SID Commissioners tn At said
costs ~dsxpansh 81 On or before October
Isl, 1874. They also fixed Friday the 24th day OF
July, 1874, as the time when thsy will meet at the
County, o. % hear ~eLeeptions TO said apporion-
ment. Ed. A. LEE,
SITS Auditor Stark Co.
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CoMMEaTTaa ON the n~djOurnment Of
Congress, the New York Herald, which Is
.nosedB6r it, sptness IN discsrning All APP
preaching changes in politics, says sThe
tidesofpohtios are.rnshingsO furionsly in.
ali diTsotioasyso many new elements are
entsrisg into the plans and calculations Of
the future. that when, The second session
assenbles al the conditions of political
action NAY sbss1chsngsds The Republic
cans are nos a5mhahE but thsifdominion
-mensced BY internal confnsiop, misun-
,dsnanding and dismay essG Gan. Grant
heidi hisEpoEa bya d~isciplinee based on.
tsrroian and tomorrow iB may explode,
as power based on such conditions 50 fre.
q~uently e1plodes. Upon the great ques-
,tionsofbhe succession orsWhsthsr there
Wllhbscalo succession nothing has been
done Congress Las made no impression
on political public opinion, ThewaioEity
which has gone home, will seAresl5mees
- . majority in NovsmbsF5srH thsE Wes-
.ta1n, msn are inaearhest about faances
there. mast comes rapturs ana dvi-
sion On this question would mean q rsyo-
lufion in an political cOnditiOnS ssmarked
DEua aasaWhsn Mr.. lincoln
WAS chosen President in 1860 over Doug
las Brecknridgs and BsIlS - {
~ a-A-aA-0. ~ AAAN - A.EA.N
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t1' - n
nishtl4rfrk adf % cCnlL 90 !,
We adVerted iast week to- the fact thai
the Ehirligig of time had somewhat shap-
sdhuman thought as wss twenty-6vsto
.ffty years ago. and IN that connection we
mentioned that now as then, in Canton
are the two printing establishments of the
DxMoeEATo and leReP0sitozy and these
alone. The great fundamental issues. too
are substaptially.t the same, involving Gem
eral Government legislation to faver GER
tain inteFests, in fact, & system o~fgeneral
pEunder: OF, Democratic policy having q
careful regard to econOmys justiee and the
Constitution % b5gEauc5 -ia9 ~
Bet not 5hOnest laboring men, and sttug
Cling business men suffer themselves to be
dsIudsdby the glitter Of hollow promises.
Uuprincipled Ealsrs, in this way deceive
the unwary andlegislate millions to them
selves and then special friends, The only
hone for as is to get back4o the honest
reqnsrsmenta of the o. s. Constitution
to che wzysao Of honesty and economy. In
these alone lies the way to thrift and pros
perity.
nthis connection 1t may be remember-
ed that however men may change Prnci-
pies nszsFschange. The golden rule of
morality is quite as applicable to human
conduct now. 81 when The Savior Of men
announoedit over 1890 ysars sgoI A VII
oionsHystsm5 of public policy a. Do bad
ha~6ltstnmen, produce hadtesufts. Such
is the no escape individually or COL
lectlvelg Eve cannot DO sSlrand secure
good nssnlts>-no Egathering grapes from
thotns or 6gs rom thistles :, S re- .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-07-09

L.aHnmLL 10 u. 4
~ THE following Is comparative state-
meht of recent appropriations made by
Congress. 1t shows quite a-Esd1stion
from lastyearAbut the Deficiency Bnl Of
next winter Is not yet reported Con-
gressmHn are 70 be elected tAissyeaFsand
"a httle reduction and reform must Be ext
shibitsd. "a Credit MobiIiern eOH and
1shetr organs viii no doubt harp much On
their reforms. Before the late ADJOURN
.uasnt, Mr.. Garfield of the Honss. and 6ne
of the distinguishedACsea Mobiliertesl
SIMILAR to that other 2 Christian eentle-
mans" seApylsr colfat gave shss follow
-ing,in speech: bsdstaiaib Ioa bsslsD
fadf bogigoTu lid bsotLasl year. -HoIhlsyeAE.
tl61t00o0
a1Sixcurg-I1,- l,E59,6o0sd t31556o
Eq.EaPraoas-.v-e--,--- $500 snses1coo
118les-v s~SSo5g I3SSSo9o
Dahcieney-s4s@ss-S@--S 1~ts27aoOos5q i4oo4oso
siaWo alESya have snchSrSpoTtsd Fedde-
Ytsisd uEipg the year shsa ~eorgreamehh
are slsed The only dtsE-bsok Is that
aE tha NEXT session they pass q dsfcienGy
-hillmofe than sWall0vis th6hEnp3 eTals
ddekN6fthSpsSsent Congress m ths sm-
Bssze rOmyis an ore
ssv1sssfs a. hsissas % Anda tIaq OF 5Adf
vsrom 90 So $40 nsEsi a yInasoII cd
d~i9w ass9 = 81 aids bEs .sEa. "a sSz1sm
hsfamtsa -ago 81 Vibzsd rae
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-07-09

Teachers Examination.
A 8 the time for holding the July examination
~ Of teachers falls on the Fourth, the exainin-
alton for that month will be held on Saturday,
July nth. Regular examination on the first
Saturday Of every month thereafter
By order Of Examiners,
DANIEL WoRLEY, Clerk.
Canton. June rs. ls7A- f.lfk
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INSURANCE..


THE undersigned, Assignee Of the arm OF
IL Buckius Bro. 4 Co. Will sell at their store
room, North Market street, Canton, Ohio, At cost,
more than 100 stoves Of all kinds, latest and best
cooking stsVes and heaters, e horses, one two
horse spring wagon, 2 sets OF harness, refrigerE-
tArs, tin ware. copper kettles. sheet Iron, zinc
knives and forks, Spoons.I nre proof safes com
plets set Of timers tools, one counter, and 9
great Va<iety Of other things usually kept In
q frst-elasa tin store, which mnst all be sold for
eash, or approved security, on reasonable terms,
immediately. @. J. GEIGER,
Canton, March 5, "a Assignee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-07-09

The business Of the late frrn, as BOOKSELLERS,
Stationers, Wall Paper and Window Shade Deal
elrs will be continued At the old stand No. 4 OPP
era BLOCK Canton 0l1os py hm- b Eerklns
Co. who will use eveV endeavcr to sustain the
reputation OF the old firm, hoping not only TO
retain all the old customers but 70 MAKE many
new. VIM. B. PERKINS & CO..
Thanking my friends and the public generally
for their liberal patronage In the past, l would
solicit its continuance Tor my old partner and
the new hrn, VIM. 3. Perkins 4 Go.
7 Gator. ohto. Mayer n isasis Va
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LEGAL.
a. D. Witsaman Dftch Notice.

THE Commissioners of Stark and Portage
lcounties met, in Joint Sc ssion, in accordance
with public notice, a. the house Of d. Kahler. in
Lake township, Stark county, Ohio, on May %,
and established said Ditch, then adjourned until
June ~, At which time they made the following
ton Of the Ditch Law In their estimation having
haan nnmnliad MiAhl-- -
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Notice to sportsmen.
DissoIltioI Notice.

THE co~-partnership heretofore existing under
II the name a style OF Perkins 4 Weston is this
day dissolved BY mutual consent, Mr. Weston
retiring on account Of III health.
W. u. PERKINS.
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tsr.g-9 The pIacesto hold primeryRsSting
be hereafter designRtsdsiiasq sa3 matt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-07-09

The great bridge across the Mississippi
at St Louis, was formally opened on July
4th. The bridge from shore to shore has
three spans, Of respectively 49,, 5l5 and
4e7 feet. The upper part is g roadway
and for foot passengers and is 80 feet in
width; the railway l. below, and is Is feet
high, with spaces Of 133 feet clear for each
track. The cost Of the entire structure is
estimated at$1l, 100000. The opening was
celebrated by a large procession and grand
display Of fireworks on the bridge. Gov.
BoVeredge of Illinois, Mayor Brow, Of
st. Louis, Hon B. Gratz Brown and
governor Woodson Of Mo-, were among
the speakers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-07-09

An efortis masking TO have the Grand
Jury indiet Mayor Havemeyer of New
York. he is accused Of appointing con-
Yicted nan TO Office. 49, 1910 -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-07-09

WAsaINeToN, July The Commits
missioner of Indian Affairs received the
following Important telegram to-day.
Usage gIrT, KANSAS, July z.
Hon. E. P .nSmith, Commissioner at
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LITTLE Rock AJAX JniY IA con.
stable naEned Hunphrsystcolered)ina per-
sonaI di6eulty near this cityoAeaturdsy,
wal shot and killed by another man,
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On motion adjourned.

~ = ". A. LYNCH. Chairms
r. q WrrnrAus Secratarv 92aI
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WkPAKoNErA, o., July 5.-Chas. Cor
ris, a gambler, was found dead in the
woods, within a short distance of town,
this afternoon. The verdict of the Jury
was, Death frnm afalL2-Itappears that
a warrant had been issued for his arrest
ior- gambling, yesterday afternoon, when
that IN his flight he sought the woods for
protection. Night coming on he climbed
into a tree for sleep and fell.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-07-09

The train from the Connecticut River
for New Haven ran of the track below
Stony Greek Monday. Superintendent
W. M Wilcox jumped froA the train and
was killed bya car falling on him. The
baggage car and i've passenger cars went
of thetraek. About 100 persons were
iniureds5n6IJ ed BEG ,s3Ila lr-5 10 %
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Dna eAAsa t@lAp VA
Wv Il doiEW . 1ol 5.1sa Joh -
.roI niutsd EslisaE tsm 5
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About two O'Clock Wednesday morning
q FIRE broke out in ths works of the Roch-
ester Tumbler Company, situated at Roch-
ester, Pa The flames made rapid head
way and soon the whole building was en-
veloped in a sheet of fire, baH ing all at
tempts to extinguish them and driving
back all persons ~endeayoring to ave any
of the contents Of the building. The COM
pany is composed chiefly Of Pittsburghers.
and they claim that their works were the
largest in the world employed at mGnufac-
turing tumblers. They turned out eighty
thousand dozen tumblersper week prsvious
to the fire. Eighty-fVe men viii be
thrown out of employment until tho
cumpany can rebuild their works which
they intend to do, Loss not known. 5u
LASc1srER, O., July The dwelling
house of Charles Lamb, in the village Of
Bremen, was totally destroyed by fire yes
terday morning, Cause, 2 detective fue.
Lose, 1000
FoRr WAYNE, July IA fire at o
to-day burned the planning mill of Tobias
Reitz on Fairfield avenue. The building
was an old frame structure Of little value.
The loss on lumber, tools and machinery
was 5000. No insurance.
AbOutte ten o'clock Wednesday night q
man named John O. Slope, residing at No.
707 Penn avenue, Pittsburgh, fell out of
q third story window to the pavement be-.
low and was instantly killed. He had
arisen from sleep and ndhis confusion
walked ont is Eer3 no ~T1El4-In9T n
e. ~ Ire -rci13ss bias a. Gll1
al aaiuaEgo .lsb,g0lq El5l5dt 1-f
81 .-1iss aa1a 20 Hss-Zs IS ynTTHd ea1
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Ernest 0rtwein, who was convicted OF
the murder of the Hamnet family, near
Pittsburg, WA sentenced on July Sd to be
hanged By Judge Stowe. OrtWein seemed
perfectly Indifferent, manifesting no signs
of emotion. -a-i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-07-09

The Monarchists [egitimists) in the
French Assembly are trying hard to get
back to old Bourbenism rzs sd5 b
The Spanish government does not seem
to be in q settled condition. e
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-07-09

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SUGAR & MOLASSES.
WAILUKU PLANTATION.

NV CROP ECW C0NIyF ~ Foz sALE
y s111-z-5ls 8 F1s- rz-zt1fs-E. y
Esszn C. EEEHEE CO. Art-sE-
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|WHOLE NO. 5Ol.
FOREIGN NOTICES.
DIR. J. COILS BROWNIES
Q III h0 n CD YIN II
Is TEE ORIGINAL AND ONLY aEEuIxE


rDHI PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the anfounds& statements fregasnfiy made s.that
The eonPeSitson ef CHLRoDNNE Il kaoun % Chon-
ists and the Medical profession" ne fact is CAlo
rciyne vas discovered aaa invented ~ pr. =. coli
LIS BROWNE tex Array Medical Staal. aad 90
named BY hiua and It has basa all attempts AZ anal
ysis ~ TIE Srs, chenis,s ol ne day. TAe methed
aud secrs; Of the preparation have nsvcr been rah
lishcd II Is vavcus Therefore. that anytAin< sold
under TIE nsric. save nr. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHLoRoD1NE. is = sparioss imitation.
cAUTEaN se-Chaneeiier Sir W. p. Wood stated
tAst Dr. Cells Browne vas uriouhtcdly the inrsnter
RENEpIAL usES AND ACTION.
TAs iavairahc remedy rsssuc,s qui,l rclsshnx slce
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Es7'a-'r- has gEvr -is sa-lsilr -nlrzry sz-slsiE-
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ar lssI-ilr .i,f stase. Tls Ina Is a-lu says Elr
r's li,rsunal laIss'sa-l aisiis In F1ary sss-r
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INA mrs ssurg1ssI- rr-4zasiisr IN 4iu FIsz a ann
EIu sgzzlsu. IA liHl AZ Ilei-l.-uas =-lEsi s-a
lua zual ulEa a, lls-isr AMI .i-zk ~ sgs-y l lf
razrstr e. Sc 5luarE
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ErmHs -iihfrs ara ILvuTs ElHlinr 1-HH sura
lsasr Cur MINIS A. srI lf van alif sss-lrs wilma
~ anna sr EEz- -lslse1le liiss-a-ssn =lrla le
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= EiiI zaiiHsiuzdg z-zeIE naar AZ E1H- --alhIrz-
SIS E-siillr IcfiiIr- sun =ia sllHFn- slr;Iirf
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a lsal- Haiira suHE slm Es-4-iu q -uzis zinsul--
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sai zus ssau sas IN ia a,ll-iaE-l sauissTsr III l1a
aa.f II Iunarssii q Iiza-vu ia aaanluuiaa VIA
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