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Tho Hlarl.stt Mnraler ,rrinl In Ulooln-
l14.rif1l4.

THO HItAr1ntt Mnraler 'Trinl in UlO0ln-
isaw&1A,.
sscafas Dfsp7t:a tn The Chicago TFtaane.
CLousttSaros, ILL.,, Feb. 2I.--Aftor a number
Of honrs. 4 Jury wns procnrod at neon to-day IN
tllo h,11os caHo thought by q change OF venue
from LivinBatun Uounty to tliig CircHit
JornI-sni Dnrrett. and Thomas Bl1annon tho
rrtHouc:s, hro 1risllnon, a:cl cach about 2N
yuatB. On tho 31st Of AugtRt last Il dnuca was
to be held nbuut miles from AIinouls to fol-
low II plnwing- match. Tho nlallutt brothers
woro fitIdlerH, and ongngod to furnish tho ,u,,slc
Auulhu: Gaaco wag to tako rl0co In n,,uthor
ioighxTsood, ana they ignored tlleir first CTR
GaSein:rt and played fur tho othor parties,
JoAcph Mud Honor Marlast hid re.urncd homo
nntl rosirel, when thoy wore cul1oa out bv
Il crowi. Barrett and Bnannon among tho num-
bcr. aoseph mndo Ills appearances, was Brucb
by Rosno ono, nnd instantly kloI. Homer hoas-
inE thu ruMpls, camc ollt, md WAS nlao struck
nensolcsH. aud tho rnrty riding over lsn Oh their
llorses left lin, as they supposed, dead. hIra.
hfarlaH, who ssas present. ilgd to the corn-leld,
and remained the balance Of tho night, tearing
tho Influence Of liquor, nnd, in retaliation for
tlo AIar1atta going baclt on their engagement.
proposed to go tho homo Of Homer aud kill him
for disappointing thon,. Tho murder was com-
mitte1 III Low Point township, Livingston
County.
Tho prosecution was carried on by County
Attorneys Qnualt, Of Livingston County, aud
Iifor. Of this county; aud the dofenBo by O'Dricn
j. Harmon, Of poora, md Stevenson g.
IughoH. Of this city. Tho examination Of wit
1scsHes for tho prosecution Ina alrnnly begun,
aud the courtroom Ia crowded to ita fullest
capacity. "
, 1874-02-25
DEATHS,


,DoYLE-1n hts city Feb. g. Mrs, urtdRct Doyle, in
tAa 9th yosr Ut hor ege. Of IAralyss;,o
Funeral tlnn sr lae res!l0ne0 l99 East Dlvsouat,,
Fob. 81. at II 'uluok. by carriages to Calvary.
HOuCtlANl lin this city, Fab: e. NEs. Mnrgsret
year Of hor nRs.
Fun sal fso tho residence of hor son, Edward l}puc
ard, la Uunn IN Wednesday, Foh. w. ut nj,
by carriages II calvary.
'cH- Aluntsa Il Frunoh rarors p1oaso copy.
DE1IhASI.11a Denver, ,,,, no, IT. % on Monday atsos
William aad larry nollhant, of thls city.
Naco Ut IL Mural hereafter.
llOIDN In this pty. Feb a. Ellen, beloved uito Of
AnaEaw ieod IN. aged 81 yoars,
Funeral Wa slAGsday at II o'clock.
0,NE!I.I,1n Il i, t ths ety. sHdaealy Fob = John
Funeral trM s.., h!s late reshono2. Ml Kts!u-ss:
OsweGs, NJ Y, aud oosk. lsotand. rapars plSAso
soa IT tiylvnnts anu Sarah u. Mnssoy. " ee"0 '4''
Fnn3fa! ~ Hfsday ut " a. MI, ht 1898 Wabasl.av
.AnAms-1t ti: ey, attey short 'noss Feb. y, a
IlupE&l natl ~ 4egua$tsk,
, 1874-02-25
THE FLOODS,

S1'ecluf Nauatth 10 Thu Ghftf.go Tribune,
MEteAlH, Feb. 24,-Ilc tlanaso to tic aoycr-
al railroads loading from the city by tho Into
hoayy ra!i'a waa moro serious than first oxpoct.
Cd. all OF them hay,ng suffered by tho wast,ng
away OF brdgeH md culyortH. On tho Uarlcs-
trostlo 400 feot long Inns boon entirely ewgnt nway
near Middleton, besides otl.or smallor bridges
mud troetloH in several di1rorout places, Tho
Ionneseo hoad has nlao lost several bridges.
lsepai,s Will not 10 completed OIL tho Cherlonton
Road until SUNDAY. The wators, however, aro
subsidlng rapidly.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Fol,. 2t.-Ila!n Inns boen
very heavy along Tho louisville l. Nashville
latlroad, hut no ssrlo1'a ianlaso las bcon done,
oxcept tie washing aSay nf nue short .roBtlo.
work on the Lebanon Dtauoh which wuB ro-
coming into thlH city Tonight hayo boon delayed
several houra. A light SNOW IL nov failing,
, 1874-02-25

On Monday evening, Capt. L. n. Havorsticlt,
editor and proprietor Of tlo Rock Island Union,
WAS cowhidetl BY J. p. Croppor for alleged in
suits to Mrs. Croppor.
John North ot Delhi Townahip, Mioh.. waH
fout.d lcad IN Ills barl-yard last evenings it III
supposed from honrt disease. liz wAh GG yoasH
Of ngc, mn old resident, alld much respected.
IIe ieuyua wifo mud three children.
"A tosrl in clsal.cery boiu8 thought legal by
la.go afority Of the Washtenaw County (Alich.)
Bar, which met yesterday to consider tho matter,
Judge Crane decided tU open 1t In place of tho
term Of Circuit Court on Monday deelarol
illegal. Tbe dooEot IL worry tull. aud will ocoupy
all tho timo np to tho next regular session Of tho
Circuit Court III April.
Tho iirst goloral meeting Of tho Washtennw
County (alioli.) ploncora was held yostorday in
tho Methodist Church at Ann Arbor. Nearly
1000 porsonB were present. Qon. Clark, of Aun
krbor, presided. Speeches wero ma.o by tha
representatives FROM eight towns, after which q
banquet was acryod Largo auautitoa Of pro-
yIpquu woro subsequently given to tue poor,
, 1874-02-25
A Busy Day in the Wisconsin
Legislature.
Passage Of The New Excise Law by
the Assembly.
important Railroad Legislation in the
Minnesota Legislature.
The Maine Legislature Refuses to Abol"
ish the DEATH Penalty.

WISCONSIN.
s1,te3at )i.,7tch to Tie Chica0o Tribune.
GETTING READY FOR ADJOURNMENT.
u.,,uo,, via Fe1,. 24.-9ono monbcrs nro
MAp1soa' nls' rou, ~, "as t,,ro,n,, ~ lin
snx'one 10 Bot "nefo ''os Ia,t 'os s..,,.,ts,,
emil OF tho session. In the sonato 1oSolasou ~,
was oifored instracttng Committees 70 loPota aA
hiil. IN their hnnds Of, or before tho 2sth inst;
s,'1 .,,o A Asaomh,v ef.or souo talk. directed ali
n'.t npu s'u sa,,t t,,.o or 1,lc;erv aud
committoes, oxcopt snoao On '"uo'sy "au
Claims, to report all bl1ls III sher Posheooiol Va
or before Saturday noxt
mur 1.1ouon LAW,
m ,.,,., ,,,.aod hv , voto NJ 49 tn M.
Ino A6hsnp's P"eseo' - ,.,u -
Its bill to Wipo out the tf"u"'a t1"l"o. ~" "
our State relating to oxoise and tho sale ot III
toxicat,ur ]iouors, Tic Seuato referred tho
bill to tho Juiiciary Committoo
"''' - ' SENATE.
resolution was offered directing tho Judici-
a1y COMMITTEES to report 4 Llil substituting for
tho nrosont tnx on rnilroad groBs earnings
iltrect tax on valuation of their property, to bo
nsBoseod by tho State Board at tho Eatle por-
centago as on other property, ioca! thxes III
ciudcd, tho tax to bo paid into tho State
Treasury. ..-.
A resolution waH adonted Tor the sale Or Bllper-
f,,ous military property belonging to tho State,
and tho snfe Keeping OF battle tlaga.
An Assembly bill to appropriate eco, 900 to tho
Northern Hospital for the Insane was col1-
Cured in.
RAILROAD LEalsLAT1oN.,,
Several Senate bills relating to railroad tnriffa
and taxation were oonsidcrod in Committee OF
the Whpio aud reported back to tho Senate as
, 1874-02-25

= ! ET2IE1EINEVs
BAN FnASc1sco, Feb. 24.--Judgo Stanley, OF
tho Coruty Court. to-day aun'noued the Grand
Jury to tho courtroom, to givo t]1om q special
Treasurer Hubert l'al deposited over 5000, 900 in
tho Gank Ut California, cuEt1nry to tho express
provision of tho lar Of tlo State making such
act q felony, aud whether Mayor Otis conniyod
at tho act. Tho charge wny very severe, md Lilo
matter han ca1,Ecd much excitomcnt already
Tho County Judge is ono OF the parties required
by law to examine tho 1roasurcrB accounts and
n Ills charge SAYS tho faots rccitcd by him indi-
cato the possession by tho Mayor Of moral por-
ceplions 10 utterly at variance with his own con-
sictionH Of right and wrong, that ho cannot safe-
" intrust bis reputation III the Mayors Keeping,
or s1has vii h him tho responsibility Iinl,s,sod BY
law. The Grand jury will mako a etrict inquiry
into tho mai ter,
, 1874-02-25

Business Over tho Union Pacific by
way of the Baltimore T. Ohio 1sond~-
Union Pacific Earnings.
Special Nspatch to Ths Ch1eaqo Tribune.
OMAHA, Nob., Feb. 24.-Mr. Viniug, General
Freight Agent OF tho Union Pacific, to-day in
formed your correspondent that tho southern
outlet, by way Of tho Baltimore d Ohio. is work.
Ing finely. When asked 1t tho st. Joe road had
demanded local rates. OIL through freight, 1lo sail
lc had not heard OF such thing, or only very
Indirectly. The freight earnings Of the Union
Pacific during tho first twentY-threo days 1T
February this year are 350,510 In oxcous Of tho
eanlo days lust year,
, 1874-02-25
0ETN

CohuMnus. O., Fob 24.-In tllo Senate this
afternoon, tho contested election case OF
Woimcr against Wclch was taken up. Aftor
Home rcmarks by counsel i'll roferonco to dopo-
counsel fer contesteo, tllod mutton raising tho
aucstion Of Jurisdiction Of tho Senate to try
the case. Mr.. Kunoy, of counsel for tho con-
trstor, nrgnod that tho Sonato could decide tho
question Of Jurisdiction. The President rro
tenn Of tue Senate concurrcd III their view. The
cuse WAS postponed until tomorrow to allow
counsel for contestor to prepare for argument
0u tho question Of jurisdiction.
, 1874-02-25

6UeclNI UiaDaleh q Tie Chicago 9f'bNNc.
BATTLE CHEER, alich., Fob. 2i.-The special
election on Monday resulted in n victory OF the
Peoples Reform ticket, Willln1n r. Hewitt ro-
ceiytng % majority. Tie Republican majority
in this district for tho past eight yoars, whom
full vote was pollca, has been from 500 to
2ooo; and T. thia change i'll te political status of
cradillo.
, 1874-02-25

HDtcidl Dl81MtsH 70 TIC Chicago ITl5Hte.
Fonr WAYNE, lnu Feb. 24.-Quito sensation
waa crnatod to.dny by report in reference to
tito doialcaton OF tho lato City Treasuror John
A. Droegomcyor. 1t viii bo remembered 10
proved dofaultor iu October last to the amount
Of abcut $4,000. Subsequently developments
haYo shown Lis deficiency to DO considerable
more than sic, 900. Suit will probably hc brought
Oh his drat bond, which was for $3.50, 600. Tho
last bo,,d wns forged.
, 1874-02-25

Another n,cotiny will DO held IN arny, md 1t IN
MISC proposed to hold Stao nootlng Hunio limo
during tlo yoar.
Tho voters Of the City md Township OF LII
sallo, ILL.,. hold n HpoolNi olectlon yestotday TO
vote upon tlo qunKslon Ut bonding tho township
s'G5,o3o. oyor The ll'iY Nyor ut Sil:ppil,gHport,
nuilth Of tl,nt city. Five hundred mud thirty
vntcA weso cast III layor Ut tue proposition, nnd
Il ngninsG It.
, 1874-02-25
Tho Stuck Exchange Eaoux.

New YORK, Fob. 24.-McCay, who gayo his
Testimony bcfo1,, the Governing Committee Of
tho Stock Exe.hango, relative to tho forged
documents of e'lo Western Union and Toledo,
Wabash l. WeB ern Companies, has boon ar
rested.
NEW YORK. Fob. 24.--At the Tombs polfco
Court this afteraoon, Edward D. g. McCay was
held in S. 600 bail to answer the charge Of being
implicated in til forged letters which caused
such furry in Wall stroot on Tuesday last.
, 1874-02-25
Tho iowa Anti-Raonupcfistss Sentc
C0savcMtisll--Arrlvul of Delegates.

Snfctal Dispatch to The Chfca1o Tribune,
DEs MONIES, H., Feb. M.--A largo number Of
delegates to tlo State Autobiography Conyon-
tion haYo arrived. Tho hotclH aro arow,led, Il
IL generally conceded tllat a new Central Com
mittee will bo electod. and quito struggle IL OK
poctctt OIL tho platform. Among the delegates,
prominent in politics heretofore nro tho Hon. j
,, orillnell, ex-Goy. Stone, tho Hon. John i.
1risi,, aud Edward Campbell. Among tho farn,or
portion Of tue delegates, and tho young men,
old party leaders. A prominent far,nor will il,-
troduce resolution iii tho carly part Of tho t1ny
demanding that tho former leaders Of both par
tics must retire,
, 1874-02-25

Spee1al iIiapa;th to thc Ch,ruga 1f7buue.
DuDUQuE, H., Feb. 2l.-The Osa;e counter
fettcrs, Hart Rt,tl Crai5. were brought bsore tho
United States Commissioners tais afternoon,
and aftsr preliminary examination, bound
orof to appoar for tral at tho next term Of the
District Court Hart tried to put nll tho blnmo
On Craig, but it WIS proved that ho was tho
principal man Of tho two, and ho was bound
over III tho sum Of $4,000, and Craig in $1,000.
, 1874-02-25

Tho Political Situation In Cof1rn1O.-
:i'he H1cC0ol1 App0intlnent.

Spccial Dispatch 10 The Chieago Tribune.
DEayEl', Col, Feb. 24.-Ex-G Gov. AlcCoo]s, of
Colorado, having recently appeared before the
Senate Committee on Territories, nud requested
TINT tho most searohing Investigation he 1uado
largo delegation Of prominent citizens started
from Denver yostertlay evening for Washington,
to cnlghton tho authorities there regarding;
Colorado politics. Some rich developments nn.y
bo anticipated. Gov, Ebort, Postmaster Ben-
nett, nnt several other oftlcins md cx-oliclals
Of Colorado vii, start for the sa1no place carly
this morning, vim tllo KnnBaa Pacilo Railway.
Tho political excitement In Colorado is growing
moro intense.
, 1874-02-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
RELIEF hill.
The bill for tho lollef Of Matthias Whitehead
WAS passod.
NEW DlLIA.
Under call Of States bills were introduced and
referred: .-...
by Mr. wooDsrAN IN. Y.)-ro regulate tho
aeryico OF tlo collection OF customs ALSO to
regulate dutlos gu imported wincH.
ties Of iausala to effect q permanent settlement
OIL public lnltl.
by Mr.. sMlrH (ya.)-To abolah tho otllcoa
Of Commissioner Of Internal Noyenuo aud Com
missioner OF Customs.
l3y Mr. PAOKARD-Yiclding to tho State Of
Indiana lands coyoled by Wolf Luke md Lako
George.
l}y hIr. FIELD-To incrcaao tho currency,
and to provide for ln ntor.c conversion with Gov
orl,no,.t bonds, mud to uboliell tic sinking fund
Dy Mr. DA1tKER-Io abollHh capital i,lniuA-
ncnt.
CUBTO.IS DRAWBACKS,
Ar. MERRIAM usked unanimous conGcnt to
0llcr mid lave nuilun Oh u resolution buspcudiug
Thu power Of Tho Secretary Of tho Treasury Il,
refund my moneys collected III customs duties,
I1o suited that Tie Secretary waH now mixing
out from Sl0, QUO to 2o, ,3oO duy for tl.at pur-
pose.
alr. WOOD thought Tint such resolution
Hloull first To oonBidoled by tho Committee OF
Nays aud Means, Gutt 1t MAS rclo,rea to that
Committee.
EXPLOITATION or Hpln1TB.
Mr., BUnGlIAllD Gill;, from the Committee
of Ways aud Moalla reported q bill to facilitate
tho expectation Of l[stillal spirits. Tho hill
amends tho existing regulation IN this regard.
, 1874-02-25

S1claE UsspNafh 70 TIC Ehicay0 1F(JNNc.
srEn1Sso, ILL.,, Feb. 2l.--An liis!lnlau by tho
namo Of Jerry Carr WIS playing billiards with Il
Mr. Lahoy, q fow evenings Hiuco in Robbins
Haloon. Some words pasHcd between thcm about
tho game. when Carr struck Lahey oyor tic head
with the butt OF n cue. ITo foil insousihle, aud
WAS ronlpvcd to his home i'll prophotRtown
wileso ho Aas since diol. Az yet no arrest has
bccn natto,
, 1874-02-25

.pn1LADELP1l1A, Fob. 24.-Last night two con-
yiota escaped rom tho Montgomery, County Jail
tlo buildng, thon sc scaling itt tho vail iuolosing
tho yard and jumping from its top.
, 1874-02-25

tobn cd by Haigltsynymcn.
CINCINNATI, Fob. 24.-Wiam Neit, Oinoln-
lati business 'nan. returning to College Hill lust
uight WAS robbed OF gold match and money on
tho pike by hglwaymen.
, 1874-02-25

Nth tho tniu, Of sho c,il".l fc: ,sss1ni:c, II
County.
Thu Jury rctnrnad q yrrliu. Il: riEHa rcr'r';,
lHl,,ar Il Lt,. ror Tho roc:,ynrr uf St.;s TIN
cnao will probably he n.pcr!ol to tho Sn;:otio
fiH1irt
, 1874-02-25

AUGUSTA. No., Feb. 24.-Tho Houso Of Rop-
rcuentntivcs to-day refused to pass tho bil nbol-
isling tho death penaty by vote OF 81 to IS.
, 1874-02-25

Tho fsoat0n school Committee AEnirs
vote AGilifiat Admitting Women
Members.
BosroS, Feb. 2i.-Tlo School Co,inmittco thus
evening again discussed tho question OF per-
mittlng women to occupy ReatH.. Notwitistand-
ing tho decision of the Supreme Court, they
voted by AZ to 10 not to reconsider their former
action. An opinion ia nov nskol from the City
Solicitor as to whether thoro In anything In tho
city cllarter to proYeut women from serving on
tho School Board.
, 1874-02-25

To nil possons suffering
fronl rheumatism, Ne,,+
ralgia. Cramps In t,lo
Limbs or slnmhoh, D:!.
l!nsis Catic, Pain In t.,
Hack, Dnwols, or Bids, va
sso',lll ray, T'nK lIouek
HOLD pAHAcEA md FA1,-
1ItY 1.lsIMENT ia Of f,,l
oIlicss thu remedy ycu
,:nnt far informal aud o..
tcrnat usc. It has cusrl
tho ab1so complaints II
thousantis nj cnsos. Thoro
Is M mistake nhout II. Try
H.. Said l,y at Drur9lst. , .
, 1874-02-25
Wita,-l3 IlrSicr III Eluyto19. @.

DAYTON, D., Fob. 24.-At about ha1f-past 1
this afternoon, at tho southern side or the city,
Christopher .A1ourza. Frencllmar, nhot H wife
both wcre eating. He suddenly got angry,
when eho lefa tho tabto Ho followed her into
tho Ai.elon mud shot her. Ho MAS porfect-
y aober. 1t is supposed tliat he
is iuaano. Ho showed intenao grief
when conscioua Of tllo shocking result
Of his fury. a daughter Of yoars md baby
Of II mouths wero tho only other persons in the
house. Three other children wero absent. The
murderer seemed afflicted with various dolusioua
about hiH wife. among them tho falto ono that
sllo waa unfaisjiiul. IIo made no effort to es-
cnpe nrfoHt h1: continually cried, II llayo killed.
my wife, II ELL rn.ned." TheY waro laboring
people, Tho III, Aho about 10 years old.
, 1874-02-25

NEW YonK, Fob. 2i.-Superintendont Of Po-
licc Matsoll, whom Bpokon to for information
about tic shooting Of AloNamara, raid: IT
know little about it. Tho torriblo condition Of
President Smith, tho Police Commissioner. has
80 excited mo that have not given it much at
tcntiun. Tho officers had right to go to tho
house, and had n right to smash tho doors If
they thought tl.eir man was in any Of tho roouH.
Lahoy was evfd emily 10 nervous and cxcitod that
ho fired his pisl ol In tho absence Of something
should havo b,on in his hands. Besides, tho
oaloors forgot to wear their Shields and that's
worry wrong" :lle row originated at tho opou-
Jug Of new hquor-saloon on sarur day night
lAAt.
, 1874-02-25

Shocmn11crs' Strife in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 24.-LastorH iu tho ul,oe-
making trade here a:o oil strke. They demand
n return to the prices paid before the pnuip. At
d mcoting Of the Sloomakors Union, held to-
night, it vas decided to extend to the fastore tho
sanction aud support Of tho Union during the
continuance Of their strike.
, 1874-02-25

E1M1nA, n. r, Feb. 2l.-Ihe strike Of freight
brnken,cn on tlo Eric Hallway continues. No
froight-trainB nre running west Of Susquollnnna
tonight, ard nll tho passougo -tranB lavo bccu
stopped Mt 1IornelBvilie, mud nothing il alsowod
to proceed except the engine with tho fnail-car.
4 largo numtor OF nlotl arc congrogatod ut Hor-
nolsyillo. Tho mon remain ilrn1, atld the COM
pany show no Higns OF acccling to their de-
minds.
, 1874-02-25
WASHINGTON.


---. - $500
for I;1c ~ H:s: rr:.iri:mcNt Ter crr:tal fEcrren
1 tin hti In tlrn"r 10 Gny'r s1lch trlnH MI itlAy
bo rcl,il. Il: .i.c t,;'o .. i5' rts,:,;c.
rra,oyAi. Dr ?1iE NAyv.yAnu.
x movement, 'acE.d ly p!rglntnise. in on foot
10 rccrro tl'c REMOVAL VI ito Nnyyynrt| rr,m tlu
city IT, A:l3nne'lle.
G,,NanEEesAy WILLIAM II. a;cnE1s0H,
Of 1liuoip, who nnt tccE :c .ntsn IT. III cctvcri.s
,n jIv. nn,l exrccs IN rctttl1 ili4 rent III tho
House lit tho co;,.uc 1T II wco:i Or ton t1ays.
rHAununATioN DAY,
a r:.iian WIN ii eHcnt cd To tito Sonnte to-tn".
riyi,ct rjnciWliy hy tt.1"onn Of tho Dinria:,
askuS Lint Inauguration Day ba not in Mny,
c1..i Tint the time Or tho Presidential clta.on DO
changed .rcm iuytnbor tu Co .:,fnr.
BfECiA1. 1:;piAH COMMISSIONING.
Disilcp Halo, Mr.. IiltnRli, Gr Come cticut, and
II. Flank II. Smith, MI oittcnl phonograrllpr Of
tho 1IoHHo i,aro bocn appointed Bpeclai Inlnu
Eo1ntnia.fonera, 10 visit tho 1lcd Cloud mud
Spotted Tail Sioux Agencies, to Investigate tin
recent disturbances OF tho peace by thoso bands
Of Indians.
t1o TIC 1Rseciattd Frfss,1
EAyAL ACADEMY COURSE,
WASHINGTON, ID. T., lob. 2l.-Ihe President
has nlEnctl thu nct providing that t1lo couseo Of
l1lBtrcton Mt tho Nnynl Aendonly for ratlot ougi-
ncers ullall bo four ycasB fnstead Of two.
NOMINATIONS.
THO President acnt Tho following nominations
to tlie eonato to-dny II. II. Lindsay, United
States Attorney Tor nevada. fostmnBtcrs--
Jamea Ferrcr, Jeifersonvillo, Ind; Samuo! +.
Baldridge. Jackson, O.; John 7. T'ns!or, La-
cygtlo. Ann.; Il. Carpenter, Hamilton, Ncv.
IEuAL-TENDEnH.
Outstanding logaI-ton<ors, $381, ,330.327.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-08-06
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all classes Of the community that Il Is now deemed
| indispensable as Tonic medicine. T. +. KUN
KEEL Sole Proprietor, No. 80 North Ninth street.
below Vine, Philadelphia, Pa
Ask for Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron, and take
no other.
II Is sold only in 81 bottles with the photograph
Of ths piorietor on each wrapper all other Is eoun
/ terieit
Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF hon "a put up only IN
one dollar bottles aud has yellow wrapper
nicely put ON the outside, with the prOprietOrl
photograph on the wrapper Of each bottle. Away
look for the photograph ON the outside, and yol
will always be sure OF the genuine article Sold II
Canton BY W, b. Foye, and all Druggists.
aprlT73-yl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-08-06

CtRROLLTON

Mfr. and Mrs. Josiah Hartzell were in town n few
DAYS this week, the guests of Mrs. S. A. Atkinson
MI. II. Is the late editor of the Canton Rep q Rep,
and since his retirement has been travelling more
or less. and looks considerably brighter, so 70
sneak by the change. He was digmhed ana
able editor, and Is a man among men.-ChrOh'ce'
our esteemed friend A. Il, Halnes, with his III,
tie daughter, were in town Wednesday, ana
stppped nj the Chronicle moment Always glad
10 see our friends Mr.. Haines says that the vote
on the New Constitution Is beginning 70 enlist az
tenton, and so fur as he learns his nelghDors IN
Brown win vote pretty much one way-'Agalnst
the New Constitution" ."-CUOntcle
The storm Of Sunday night, 26th ult., deluged
Carrollton and vicinity doing considerable dam-
ape. 1t5 sheep drowned for W. Z. scott, SIX hOgs
for John Maple corn and potatoes washed out
&c In the town the water backed up, nlllllB GER
lars and business houses, and one nsl0nce COM
pelling Il family to hoist themselves
God bless the man who first invented narrow
gauge railroads. Chronicle
Henry Mentzer, who had been confined in tho
Carroll county jail since June 1lth for attempting
to outrage the person of little girl, escaped OIL
last Friday, while the Sheriff and his family wer'
absent. Nothing had been heard of him mp t
Wednesday.
Cars are now running on the new narrow gaug
nlilroad from Oneida to CaTollton. They are ex
pected to run from the latter place to Minerva b.
| October 1st