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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-22

STATE SENATE.
A, R. HAINES, of Carroll county.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
HI. VOGELGESANG, of Canton.
WIN. E. OBERLIN, Of TusCarawas.
JOHNSON SHERRICK, of Canton.
R. G. WILLIAMS, of Alliance.
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
PETER CHANCE, Of Canton.
S. S. GEIB, of Lake.
FOR TREASURER
GEORGE FESSLER, Of Canton.
PoR AUDITOR.
JOHN HAMMER, of Jackson.
GEO. w. HENNING, of Canton.
JOHN 7. HAYS, of Canton.
JAMES B, ESTEP. of Massillon.
JAS. P. SOURBECK, of Alliance.
JOHN SHIMP, Of Canton.
FOR SHERIFF.
JOHN P. RAUCH, of Paris.
GEORGE FRANK, Of Lake. y
SAMUEL BEATTY, of Jackson.
]. E. MENTZER, of Navarro.
+ -KjAt t
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
JOHN c. STALLCUP, of Alliance.
A. L. JONES, of Alliance.
R. S. SHIELDS, of Canton.
FOR COMMISSIONER.
JOHN CARSON, of Paris.
LAWRENCE BECHEL, Of Canton.
DAVID BYERS, of Washington.
JACOB BAUGHMAN, o. NimisnilleI
FOR INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-22

10 aay man oaersf yoo, q ave dollar bDl On
he aia zatiOnEi bank Of Canton. IllinoiH, Just
Ill AIn yoa Eusn not u may be al rishl b., y0a
aun1 sAa, X tss tqons ~ eoSRNTisfE @s-'''''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-22

A young man in looking Of the drop curtain in
the Opera House one night remArked: "it was
painted By scenic Ar,Iss for an 0hscenio artAgt;
water work Of at ltis anyhow"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-22
NEW YORK Sta rE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

A walking match ofsxty miles, for 500 side
IL earnestly talked ofbetween two young men Of
this vicinity the walk TO be accomplished between
sunrise and dark, in one day.
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SUBSCRIBE for the Stark County DENocRAs-
Jorts cents til Novemberla. Nee SSoscrtoTs pap
insVs viii get tho campaign tthree moF1ss) FREE.
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SUBSCRIBE for the STARK COUNTY DEMocRAr--
Jortv eeRts tn November iS. HeW sH6seribers pay
inn s2Oo viii get the campaign Ahree months),
PEEE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-22

At Dayton on the 10th, while the pro.
prietOr and hands ofs jewelry establish
ment were looking at Barnrm's show
passing, thief entered ut the back door
and took eight fine gold watches and fity
dollars in cash.
Several hundred Mormons landed At
New York last week ON their wRC ia
Utah. Most we're English.
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announcements.

Subject to the decision of the Democratic
Primary Meetings to be held on Saturday,
August 9TH, 1875.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-22

Joseph Guynn TO X. stIllwell, Lot I6 in shahet's
addition to Alliance u SD.
H. Laughlin to u. T. Miner, tVo lots in Alli-
Gnce, oBO0.
L. II. Miner TO Mary f. Miner, nine lots in Al
lance IS O0O. =
FLA. Clark % VAit, DeU,y a Co., two lots in AL
lance, $685.
NEW YORK STA TX TEACHERS ASSOCEA TTON
To The Teachers Of Ohio GrecEn0:
For the first time in It's history. the New York
State Teachers Association viii meet near the
borders Of your State. Its Thirtieth Anniversary
will be held a. FredOniA New York, July 9th, 2s
and Goth, 1876.
There will be Addresses, reports and papers
from some Of the best educators in the country.
You are most cordially invited to attend and
participate in the exercises
Go by Lake Shore railroad to Dunkirk where
Street cars will be in waiting to convey passengers
to Fredonia, where oil will be welcome.
iours, fraiernally.
H.R SANFORD, President
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-22

yACoB PITBs's house, On souh hashes ereSs
va arock byliShtnSDs sAsriaay ~ b Saa slight
iy dAmaeea. 1.- .f.Irrg
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PoR tales, sketches and general variety
~ Inside
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-22
Governor Allen !

And we are still firm in the faith and
SaAlOus in the cause. The country needs
h6nest and capable men to manage our
publiC affairs. No political party is wor-
4 Ay Of confidence that will not denounce
public robbery and repudiate public rob
hers. .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-22

The DEMOCRAT was one of the
''unterrifed" organs that advocated two
years ago the election Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-22

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
JOHN G. STALLCUP, of Alliance.
A. L. JONES, of Alliance.
r. s. SHIELDS, of Canton.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
PETER CHANCE, Of Canton.
S. S. GEIB, of Lake.
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II Advertisers reslllng ruiisd states
pay r their cards hy enclosing Grcrnhaek Gated States
Postage Stamps for each they wssh psy ana their
cards pSr above tAhr r thc time paid for
u Business Cards, whez rEAp,
EOSed discount tV these rats, shoh are fsr transient
advertisements whsa paid charged quarterly.
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Take the Papers.
~ -. willis

HYS. =. WILLIS
WnY dou't you take the papersf
They're ths His % ny d.izht,
EKeepg abouf eiection lime,
And thsn rad Or spite
sgbsesihcs you esnnot iose q cent
Why shsuid you be zfrtidf
For cash thus paid 10 money lent
At interest flur-loLi paid
Ga. then. and take the papers,
Azd pay to-day. NOR pay delay,
And ny word for lt is Inferred.
YouT I've untn you're gray.
An Old nsiEhbar Of nias,
Whne dying of a cough.
Desired % hear the latest news
WINE hs vas going oG
I took ths pagers and read
% soms new pills in sores5
He bouEhf a boH-and is he dead7
N0-hearty a. q horse-
knew two men, ~ much alike
A e'sr you saE two stumps.
And 70 phrenologist could Gnd
A difference In their bumps
One tlkea the papers, a1d HIS hie
l. happier than a kings,
His children all can read and write,
And taIk Of men and things
The other took no paper, and,
While stroling through the woods,
A tire fell down and broke his crown
And killed him-'fvery good"
Has he been reading of the news
At home like neighbor Jim,
IN BET q ceut that accident
Would not have happened him.
Why don't you take the paperss
Nor from the printer sneak,
Becaussd you borrow from HIS boy
pap-r every week.
For he Eho takes the paper,
And pays his bin when due.
Can live In peace with God and man,
And with tae printer too.
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RusiHfss Garns.

WING CHONG TAI g. CO.,
HONOLULU BAKERY. CORNER OF
IN sss EnE and Maanakea Streets l.
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furtiun SAbtrtistmtnts.

& DoxAi.p MAclEAr,
Z Eaxnlna MAcLsAr,
I Portiand, O.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-16

lir'y sud its highest interest. / have,
r. sge'o >, no ressrfis 10 express or apol-
Ipsio, 70 make .c- my casting vote for
l'he bounty bill. The act or 1865. by
which more Ian SEE, ,ooO, 900 " ere paid,
not dollar Of which, excepting tneir
'ees, went Into the hands ofclaim . s ents.
provided that the willows n.nora ard
parents IF deceased 80 diers shoa'd re-
csivc the bounty. The bill istely passed
i'd Not Include ths pa enls, " bile mxr y
,ot .ce widows have been remarked
nd many minors have become OF age.
had II passed it could not have been
fully carried out In less than seven or
eiglt years, and the amount ii makes
necessary could not exceed the sum re-
quIred BY the act Of 1866.
BY no possibility could II have
taken from toe treasury more than s lO,-
O,C.0OO or $12,00O,0OO in the next tw o
years. The soldiers could not have sold
their claims; claim agents could not
have bought them. The money would
have been paid by the pay department,
just ne the money granted by tie act Of
1856 was paid, directly to the owner ;
only his fee going to the claim agent.
Some officers OF the government &pd
some editors may now, as they did con-
corning the act OF 1866, wildly estima.s
that ii must cos: all the way from $780,
ooO.o0 TO $500, 10000. They were as
greatly mistaken then IA they would
have been now. This act would have
settled the bounty question forever on
the basis of $s4 per month to all honor
ably discharged soldiers. 1t could not
have taken from the treasury more than
did the act Of 1856. hor more than sea-
10000. Ii conld not have affected the
credit Of the government while thous-
an6s whose vs,or saved the nation W would
feel that the nation they saved had been
ust and generous too. Honest, honor
able, and intelligent men NAV differ in
regard 10 this bill as they did in rcgsrd
10 the act Of 1865. That the president
and his constitutional advisers acted
according to their sense OF public duty
do not entertain q doubt: but for N.Y.
self, | am Tor doing jgs,.ce To the com
rvs defenders, b. eqaslizing the bour-
ties Of those Who made the greatest sa-
crifices. as an for keeping full faith
with those who. with like nobility,
came forward with their means 10 sas-
tain the national carse both 10 me are
sacred. though do not forget ;hat when
The nation promised the solder his
bounty currency was al nar. Uui whcn
L was paid 1t was vort less than so
,ents on the dollar. vile buads bought
VIA This money are nov worth more
han iheir face value in coin.
HENRY WILSON.
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For h, Jaspsr Courier.
Loyed and UnlOvcd.

III there 10 enc crowniug g'ory ~
worGsn's life il 10 to know that soc !
loved, that one true heart tiroSs quicte
at tho sound OF her yelcs. ghat one ey'
bri2h'uas = her approach. just let
, vof<n know il.t sie sways the scepte
oi .ose over one true heart, aid IL serve
to elevate her in her own opinion. ant
she will strive to become w.,r. sh'
thiEks he would have her he. His in
scrests are her interests, his pursuit.
'hers, nuiiI every idea will blend togetb
er in perfect harmony.
Let her but know that he looks upoI
her and feels and knows that in her fo
cisty he shall find that peace and res
that follows after toll, and 10 sacrifice
will be too great for her TO make, nc
burden too heavy fof her TO bare for hi.
sake. Let her but know that he trust,
her aud she will make herself worthy
Of his trust, and would suifor martyr
dom rather than deceive him. The t, Ne
woman does not ask for him she loves
the applause of the world, ihe pomp OF
fame, or that his deeds should be the
pride of q nation, or that his name
should ever be upon the lips Of mes
~
she wants him to herself.
But she must ieel and know his powei
over her, must feel that he can be what
earth's heroes are, with hand both
firm and strong, yet gentle In its guild
ance. A hand 10 shield her from ali
danger. to trust, to lay her own within,
to stake her very life upon. a hand that
might have fought with Hercules, YET
would not harm the worm in his path.
She must know bis heart 70 be tender
and true. heart that pities anil be-
friends earth's suffering childrsn, and
knowing all this she will trust him Mt
tcrly, and will feel very child before
his goodness and his power. will feoi y
sweet unspoken language in his touch
and as in fair Judea when the word
was Young, she can say as Sarah said
with reverance to Abraham. MY lips
shall call him Lord :"
But sn the other hand. let her know
that there il no ono IN all this wide
beautiful world that truly loves her, tha'
all her good intentions are misconstruec
all her tender impulses checked b. O
doubt of their sincerity. and she grow s
cold and bitter, and h.rdens her heart
toward ner kind, and doubt IL met will
doubt till she has no tfls. IA anything
aid she feels that she could pass from
e1jste ice and there would be no one a.
r. ise heart mourning for b-r or s,ren
flowers upon her grave. Surely God
has iniuite pity uroa the woman thai
must go through this i'e without the
blessings OF human love 10 brighten
the way, Tor il is her naturs to long fol
human love aud sympathy, and without
il this world must ever appear = descr.
waste. A M. y.
Jasper, April lltb, 1875.
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For the Jasper co.r.si
PLEASANTVILLE ITEMS.
April 10Th, 1875.


Mr.. EEIroR The winter winds have
cea-ca their bowling bissts, and the gen.
lie freezes ci spring are calmly foeling
over our bill tops 40 though il nas.calm-
ing what the winter wind. had trou blcd.
And The beautiful birds Of tie Spring,
" i,h iovful nDies are chirping their
praises 10 the Father of light. Nature
seems to be vasing os; Of long winter
,na ~ycrytb.ng seems 10 enjoy
tae pleasant fun Jeans on Spring noru-
ing nsr, with joyful heart. 2oes forth
to nis daily isbo preparing his fields
Tor crops OF the coming season.
Wheat crops are looking much better
since we have Spring. Drilled wheat is
better tiian that sowp brosdoast.
--Thors Is noi iarch gardening dene
In this neigLborhood ys., the ground
being 20 wet.
Large crops Of tobacco are talked Of
being raised here this summer.
The peach crop will be short on nc
count of the hard winter.
--Mr. Alexander Beatty is making
for burning q large brick
kiln this Summer near Pleasantviiie.
-Pleassntville is n small though bus
iness little town. There are two dry
good stores, two large tobacco hsuscs,
one blacksmith shop, one shoe shop, one
tailor shop, one drug store, ono bar-room
aud barber shop.
There has been right smart Of to-
bacco delivered here this season, there
being two merchants, /. b. Fowler and
Johu j. Fleener.
The Patrons Of Husband ndry are aim
ing on shipping their tobacco, without
the prices get better than they are At
the present time.
There il not much oats being sown
here this Spring. Seed 10 scarce on ac-
count of failure last Summer.
Corn is worth SO cents per bushel.
Oats are worth 90 cents per bu.hel.
Tobacco is worth from 50 10 SIC
per hundred.
Il will send yeu more items during
the Summer. G..
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For the Issger Courier.
Stealing Little Things.
UrkflNGprkG. April IO. lo7

IUkirNGBUkG, April ~. 1875.
A Gaze OF petty thieviny occurred in
Huatingburg last week, at Rot'ger'I
hotel. 1t apsesr, that one Mr.. Cslvi:
was st0ppihg ct the hotel, and had in
ais vslise soMe oranges. On Wednes-
day last Mr.. Il. Brown. representing
himself AZ an agent Of the -Ftns irsu-
rance Co. with woman he called his
v ife. Al q snlsll hey. .ocl- lodgings fSr
ss n.gnt. The rsSt noriinS Mr. Cal
v.a discovered the; his valise had been
rripercd with, and made complaint to
Nj. ROtt:er, sho instituted an enquiry
into the matter. Thc Browns tried 10
play tie innocent, but IL was No 20. On
searching Browns vslise the following
property Of Mrs. RS was found: One
biars silk shawl worth SIS, one pair OF
kid gloves q. lot Of ribbon and on,
window curtain. Brown says he live.
in Louisville. They had three larg,
trunks. besides their valises, suppose I
to be filed with stolen goods.
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The Danbury Boy Has Fun.

Robert Collyer saws the children must
have less study and more fun. lie 10
right. There is tho boy In tho family
across the way. Last THURSDAY alter
noon he nut dead mouss in bis moth
er's work basket, attached split stick 10
the tail Of the Dex;-door cat, eet the
vinegar faucet up in business. palm him
self of as a ghost ON the hired girl when
she went down cellar after the butter,
fbesmeared his fathers choice bantam
rooster with blue ink, and finally wound
up the entertainment by tyisg the boiler
10 strange dogs tail. and slipping down
in the slush and hurting his back. His
father hardly knows which
10 hunt up fret The strange dog with
the boiler or Robert Collyer.
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Por the Jasper Courier.
KANSAS ITEMS.

Every farmer in Kansas Is preparing
for large crop Of oats.
During the Saturday night anI
Sunday meeting Mrs. Catherine Smsll
and Mss Betty Cheathim became the
disciples OF Christ. On Monday the
baptizing took place, dividing The water
A. is the division between TWO high
waves Of the briny deep.
Brexd-stuff will be cheap next year
Good crops are goiug TO be made.
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A gentleman who has travelled exten-
sively through Tennessee, Kentucky,
West Virginia. Maryland, Indians, Ohio
and Southern Illinois. informs ua that
the winter whe., crop now In the
ground Is In excellent condition. Some
farmers supposed 'ho broadcast sowing
would prove a railu.e in such states ss
n su,ucky, vuginia and Maryland,
where the SNOW did not 'ay lonS on tho
ground, but ~xsrlination of the plant
proyss the reverse. Not only u tho
srowins wheat in c-celiea. condition
fn these states. bu. ths area pat 10 is
large. Il ST. Lo.is Democrat, cath.
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Eor the -as,-r g q.
Oh VEIL fTEn1.


4 Oi"hii'i IND, Aprli ctn- y
I The Spring fever is y giny in Ring
Bone 1t this ..He. Ne have not he IL
OF any cases provioc fatal yet.
-One OF tha young gents Of Duaois
icing too impatient u vsit Tor nature
TO furnish him q sufficient s,uospt of
beard to give him 4 formidable sppesf-
srce. dressed lis face with q coat OF
lfn.sc benri an Trers !, ~ church--we
suppose in orIsr ihh; ne may excite the
admiration OF tLa eaies. q, cone now,
that trick is a little too green icr =
young man Of your rauk.
Some Of the youths of Otvell Ia
relating circumstance, use 40 m,.y
modifying words "a 70 destroy the
meaning of the whole senterce. Boys
when you undertake 10 tell any thing
don'i uhe more "cussv words than nec-
essary TO express your thoughts.
-sThe city marshal has resigned on
account OF his health. According to
the constitution of Ring Bone, the dep
uty 10 bis rigbtful successor. Ed made
an excellent deputy duriLg the siege ol
the Aodocs. We hope that lie may
prove as faithful in his new calling
Bob is thinking OF mstrim oay NOR.
than anything else. TIE thought or
some inouring reader May be. how DO
tried to rent that hsuse o..po,.;e lA-
church.
Mace has another dog. This dog
has a stump tail sud cropped fars.
Mace is mighty man Tor dogs ald
guns.
The tombstone mrn has beco me
partner in the stopauga hlsts-su'i'h
shop We never thought ~ 4a. j..
beeO ming SIoiih.
Perry Harggsve has gone 10 sfsal
the Summer N.th Governor Craig. or
tbe plain, or san Domingo. Ma, 80
hav. pleasant season y hi.e eojovfiiiay
with lie cnief magistrate of tJat tea
ritory.
Ono Of our citizen, says II re hrt
the power ne woald b,uish i-s -pep.r
corrcspondeuts .uA vhiskv shops fri-
Pike coun,v y: stoes! have more
pst'snce with The correspondents than
TO DO he like OF thai.
CORONER KirT.g's ,N.SEsr.
Notice IS hereby given that aninque.t
MAS held on April Is;, 1876, Dy lhe a.
Jurors. duly sunIloned by
the Cororer If Ring Bone territory. to
hold an inquest ON the body ~ an IN
stitution found in the midst Of r.ng
isone territory, and we make toe 20 icw-
ing rerort: The na.ae o. tie insi,u-
lion was Prof. Abel's dancing sehUo.
The yniuables found in possession of
.e deceased were " few old fiddles, sup
possd TO belong 10 Prof. Phillips, asd
cne nair of dancing slippers supposed
to boiong to Prot. Abe. We nnu that
the death OF The decaasrd was CAUSED 5y
the proclamation OF Gov. league.
W herein be- declared that Prof. Abel
should no, use thu hall after Easter.
signed the IL. day OF April. 1873.
N. h. Palmer, Lee Taylor.
Milton Abels, Benjamin Weldon,
Ldwsrd williams. Christopher Fret.
A ,rue copy. w. v. Ritter, 9. X. B. +.
A TINS is the Ceronsr's first attempt
hs b-gs Nc 10 ask you TO pardon ell mis-
takes. SPECTATOR.
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TThe New Harmony Register says
The question OF docs farming pay n
being every day discussed, We give be-
low tho result OF Mr.. ID. "a. Dixou's
crop for 1874, on zoo acres Of land in
Bethel township:
Corn sold o 40 is
wheat sold 900 q
Pork sold las >,
waieraslsns so'd 40 %
Total value Of crop es,ns s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-16

8yThe greatest friend OF truth il
timo her greatest enemy Is prsjudics I;
and her csnvtant companion 10 humility.
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n3-A grave digger in Preston, Eng
land, vas engnied and su othc rcd to
death whi'c excavating . tomb, thus
literally digging bic own grave.
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crJosh Bil'inSs and Petroleum v.
Nasby probably fee, ,Nit ,ais spel' "
mania Is o pcs.on.d r.dsstisu on both
OF thsn.
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ssrle Subscriptions, for sty Nos, 81 8
Yer siy EeHlhs,
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,ostlsasD EiEtr FRIDAY, AT Ihkrff'
Dcsess COUNTY, INDIANA sY
CLEMENT IDAsT.

er~!cr. w Csvrina BUILDING o..
yrsr kAIs STgrsT.
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lArEs Oh ArvKRTJsEIro.
s.r sausrc. 10 lines ar less, l week. 81 oG
Isrh Subsequent insertion, s5 cts.
Longer I'D yertisc0,euts at the came rate,
A traction over even square or squares,
e,upicd ss square. These are the term
Tor TRANSIENT advertisements; 3 reasona-
ia deduction will be made TO regular
advertisers.
Notices Of sppsiutnent Of admins
traitors and legal notices Of like character
20 be paid 10 advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
Fer Township Officers, each el0o
Yer Csusty 3.5o
Fer District. Circuit, or State, 500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-22
GENERAL NEEIS.

William NJ. Tweed still remains in the Pentcn~
tiary.
Japan will have six comm ssoners at the Phila-
dclphia Centennial.
General Sherman visited Concord on invitation
of Judge Hoar Friday, and made speech to the
citizens
The number of trees planted in the avenues and
boulevards of Paris last season is estimated at
$4,000.
Miss Anna L. Dickinson has decided to appear
on the stage, and will soon make her debut at San
Francisco.
The King of Sweden has personally conferred
the order Of the Seraph, the highest in Sweden,
upon Prince Bismark.
The last way of using kerosene is to set plate
of food on the top of lamp chimney to warm it.
A grand explosion is inevitable.
A private letter received in Washington says the
Asatc cholera appeared on the United States
steamer saco, on the Asiatic station Out of five
csses four terminated fatally. 1t is believed how
ever, that the progress of the disease has been
arrested.
-Four million dollars worth Of suspended claims
are now on file in the Third Auditors office,
among the State war claims for reimbursement on
account Of expenditures incurred by the different
States in equipping volunteers for the late war.
Frenchmsn, NJ. Paraf, claims TO have dis