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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-17
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su uutcrlagen, 6olgli9 merben oud Die
barmber3i9en 5ducltern perbonnt. 9os
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treucn @emeinocn i'm Sure, 'pslde bon
Der 8erncr nGtaotsrcli9ion" nd)ts nil
len wpllen mill man INNER nod ourb
poli;eilibe @rccution miirbe MAIDEN. 80
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neil es bo feine Qlltfatb olifcn glbt> ;u
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in bas elterlide 9aus ein, fonoen ober
nur Die @6>pclter oes Prielters. Sn
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mons 9Heher> ,uuroc auf elmer Strobe
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| iiirltin puu 9e7en brin9t mnmebr Den
Ycrtrog in YoQSu9. Den Der pralumtlpe
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ent1oot uno bomit Der 9(nncrion 0es
&ur1 1toates notbtrd9lid 9cwillermobcn cl=
ncn le9olen sln1trid 9ibt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-17

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fam bic Sd)minolud)t cntitcbcn; ctuoS iolltc
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Ylittel geecn olc Nrautbe.tca Der Yunsc unb
Ncblc
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-17

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jeben, lpeil cies leidt ihren p(oblihen
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7 1torben, sd6lt ocs iiinDitc 6 Sobrc uno
1pieIt NIT lsinen &robcncfftn oui Dem
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fir bic Werbrcitung bes Gpan9eliums
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lid oui ben 0ie6 itobl BON 5il6er>pooren
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-29
A "pR1soN BIRD" on THE WING.
COURT CALENDARs-THrs DAY.

SuPRFmE CoURT-CHAMBBRs-leld by Judge Da-
vis-No5. 49 60 rs II, rs, 49, 100, l2l 12A III l7A
ia l76 $780, 1873 100 l9l 1ea 22l 225, 23l $50, 237
$780, 249 2j3 254, 2j6 25T.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERx.--Adjourned IN
til Wednesday.
SUPERIOR LouRT-sPFcTAL TgRM-hed by Judge
speir.-Law aud fact-Nos. ~ 20, 49, g. II, ~, so
81, IS, as, 81, -, 40. Demurrer-NO ..
COMMON PLRAs-TEIAL TERM-ParL 2-Held by
Judge J. +. Day.-Nus. 1905, l471. l44T, 1863.
COURT or GENERAL oEssIoNs--Held by Recorder
Hackett.-Ihe People vs.. James Wilson, burglary /;
Same vs. John Hughes, burglary; Same VS. Ed
ward 0'Donnel, burglary: Same VS.. Janio Arreso
1.-TWO cases., ie.onious assault ana battery; same
vs.. James Hogan, felOnous assault and Dat cry !;
same vs.. Mary Sheppard, grand larceny; same vs.
Charles Harm ton, grand larceny; same
Peter Kuhnen and David Franset. grand larceny I;
same vs.. Joseph Jerome and James SOTline, grand
larceny; same vs.. Thomas L. Mullln, grand lar
cenv; same vs. Thomas Berme8 petit larceny;
same W. George W. Pierce two casesl, petit lar-
ceny; same vs. john Byrns aud James Callahan,
pert larceny; same Va. Charles Bogle, petit lar
ceny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-29
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder HacEett
aRANn IApc-rNy


Charles Il. Mathews was yesterday tried ana
convicted OF grand larceny In stealing on the 4th
OF this month a horse, wagon and harness. valued
AZ 1900, which was 10 the custody OF Robert b..
Powell. TIE prisoner was found In Hoooken in
an intoxicated condition, and the property was
recovered. Mathews said he had been the in
mate OF an insane asylum az Boston. and ne was
remaadeu til Wednesday untll Lis moL1cr could
b. in attendance
JOha Mccormick, who was charged with steal
Tag two coats worth so, rom Aaron WolDerR, on
the lgtn OF THIS month, with force and vloe CO,
pleaded guilty 20 petit larceny from the person
lie vas sent 70 tae State Prison Tor ave years
Thomas Clark pleaded guilty 20 an Indictment
charging him win stealing, on the lTth inst a
horse ana wagon worta 5000 the property OF
Thomas winston The sentence Imposed wAs
imprisonment IN the state Prison for TOUR years
aud ak montns
Kichaal oiBnen pleaded guilty 20 burglary IA
the tAird degree. On the 10th or this month lie
broke into tue liquor store OF James Roche, No. n
James street, ana stole $40 wor h u cigaia ana
was tRe sentence imposed Dy tho Court.
Clarence Teller, a uuth, pleaded guilty to re-
burglary perpetrated NJ the premises or Rudolph
Richards, No. Al Fulton street. The burglary was
committed Wy stephen Gemelin, who pleaded guilty.
laSt week. and Was sent to the PenitenLIarv Tina
Arthur Hartman, wno was charged with en-
be2zilnG SEQ on no lsf OF this month nom ais en-.
plOyor, Frederick WOgram, pleaded guilty to an
attempt There were mitigating circumstances,
winch induced me COurt TO pass light sentence,
wnlcn was imprisonment ia tAe PenitenAary Tor
SIX months
charging him win keeping faro estaDhshnsnt
In brJad way, which waa "puiledn ny the police on
the 80tn or December. Tho proof was insufficient
20 snow that tne accused was the proprietor or
the place, and the JurT rendered verdict OF not
guLty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-29
DIED.

BAMBER-0n MONDAY, May ST. 1875. At Fair.
mount Kansas, ELLEN, beloved wife OF Urban
Woodro1e Bsmoer, Ia her 10th year, deeply re-
sxSFiELD.-on saturday, June %. SARAH A.,
wiaow o. the late REGARD J. Banheid, aged -
Ine relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited 10 attend tie funeral, from her late resi-
dence No Az East I22d rect Harlem, on Tues
day, 29th inst, az two O'Clock Y. NJ.
BAKRY.-On sunday night, June ~ Mrs. BRIDGET
BARRY. vile OF Kcnar1 Barry, native " the
county Galway, Ireland, ia ths ootA year 81 her
Funeral this tuesday afternoon. attvo O'Clock,
from her ATE residence, Sl5 East Ihirt -sevent a
street. Relatives ana lriends Of the lamily are re-
spectuly invited.
BRoPHY.-On saturday. June 70, rev. PATRICK J.
BEOPHY, IN tue $50 year ol his age.
TIE reverend clergy Of the archdiocese and his
reatives end friends are invited 80 attend the
funeral o6sequleS at the Church Of the Trans
fgurafOn. MSJt ST., this Tuesday morning At
hali-past ten O'Clock. HIS remains Will pc Inferred
Ia CaiYary Cemetery.
CoCKs.-As Cornwall Orange county, on sun.
day jane 81 GRACE NJ, infant daughter Oh Jacob
7. 2ua LYDIA .. COCKS.
Relatives and friends or the family are respect
FULLY Invited 70 attend the funeral, from the resi-
deuce Of her father, at Cornwall, On wednesday
Iuue 80, at TWO O'Clock T. n.
CoLLINs.-On sunday morning, June a. CArHA-
RiNE C0LLINs, aged 70 years ana months.
FRIENDS OF the family and OF her son, Y. O. Col
Inns are Invited 10 attend tue funeral. rom her
lats residence, AZ Marion street. Brooklyn, on
Wednesday, June 70, At three O'Clock Z. Al.
New orleans papers-please copy.
CoNWAY.--On sunday, June ~, MARY ANNE, BE-
loved daughter of John and Bridget conway, agra
~ years, mUatns and n DAYS.
TIE relatives and trends are respectfully in
yited 70 attend she funeral. from her late rest
dence, I04 Sixteenth street. Gowanus, on Tuesday,
28tn INST, al two O'Clock; tnterment IN CALVARY
CosrA.-On Sunday evening, June ~. JOSEPH
ANyoNo, eldest son Of yacinto ana ISABEL Costa, 81
'.Ihe Lord giveth and The Lore taketh away
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
full Invited 70 attena tina lnnsrAL rem D. Jo-
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the defence wss encIied. JaMes q. spencer
private Waterman, zorro Grated Detectives Porfer
and Dlummondis testimony about Mank's agree
ing 20 sci Porter quantity o. counterfeit money
aud about Mauk giving him packet OIL The
'dueer.n It Is commended, for the prosecution,
away IN his transaction wlrh Porter ana mat ne
threw away the $500 OF good money when the
directive gave him Tor 81 500 Of the "queer.p In
support OF rails theory tGey produced a witness
VINO found $500 In rreenbacks near the epOt OF
Mank's arrest and on the night OF bis arrest. The
caqa il sun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIEn.

EGBERr-MEsiER-At Graniteville, l. l., on
Wednesday, Jane Id az tas residence Of tue
brides grandfather, Peter Mersereau, ESQ, by tue
Rev. James BrOwnlec JOSEPH h. EGBERr, 81 Brook
lyn. TO SARAH X. ME5IER, uauIater OF the lao
James w. Mesler, oil staten leland
hISKLEY-CRAwFORD.-On saturday, June %,
1879 by tue Rev. Thomas II. Stl, CHARLES X HINR-
LEY 10 Matte Y CRAWFORD, both Of montgomery,
Orange county.
Orange county papers please CODY.
kENr--MOREAU.-At The south reformed church,
June - Oy The Rev. Dr. u. +. Rogers, JOHN A.
KKST and FANNIE MoREAU,
WALKER ErMAN.-On thursday, June n, at
The res dence OF TIE BRIDES parents D. rev 10
Totes GrenelL ~ PHILLIP Waikiki 10 hiss JOSH =.
YkThkN, AL Ol thia city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-29
TRIAL on CUSTOM HOUSE INSPECTOR
MANK

The trial or exclusion House IN pscicr General
W. q Msnk, on an indictment charging dim with
dealing IN counterfeit money, was resumed yes
terday, in tie United states Circuit Cou I, before
Judge Benedict. There was tedious examna-
ton OF witnesses but nothing Of importance 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-29
FIFTY SEYENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge KIloreth.
ORPHANS IN COURT.


the superintendent OF the Hebrew Orphan
Asylum, in Seventy-seventh street, brought into
court about forty male ana female orphans OF that
institution waom he asked the court to comnlt
as required b. recent act Of the Legl5at ure
The object 81 committing children DY wholesale 10
an INSTITUTION Wlerc many OF them have already
been Tor years vas not very Clear 10 the MINI or
ton might be TO make the city responsible In part
Tor the support OF these children. judge kibre n
directed the 5uperln tendeni 70 take the children
back and maze out q separate GMdaYtt In each
case, wnen lie would give them al tue nOss
serious attention.
s'PRIsoN BIRD" on THE WING.
Daniel Calagnan, VINO says his real name Is
George Wilson, was arraigned by Detective WOOL
sey on charge Of breaking into and roooing the
butcher shop a. No 092 Second avenue. coat
and vest tnat he stole from there were found on
bail lie has been down from the Penitentlary
only three or four days, where he WAC sent Tor
grand larceny. He has also distinguished himself
as a rescuer OF prisoners nom she ISLAND.
A BURGLAR TAKEN IN THE ACT.
man describing himself Charles Daniels
aged twenty-five. a macainist, residing at No. lis
Spring street. was, at two O'Clock Yesterday
morning, found BY OGcer Gillespie, or the Eign.
teenth precinct, while engaged IA Orcing WIN
dow for the parpose or erccting an entrance to
the resiaence or Or. John q. Honeyard, No. lO2
East Fifteenth street. he Was committed Tor trtal
In default Of 81, COZ BAH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-29
CgATRAL PARK GARDEN To-sIoHE.
" TukOuoGs THOMAS

uNRIyaLLED sUMAER NIGHTS CONCERTS
TIL Ms TUESDAY EVENING, June % at 5 OclocE,
Overture. "Aphonso e. ksreila"
WALTZ Dreams oi Love- ..:... -: l.ahhef
Ba let Music "Nomeo and Julidtn. GouuoJ
Cuus Amman "Stabat Mater Rossint
AolOhhdon ~NenusnH
Overture, "Lenore NO 2n.... Beethoven
finnte symphony Dramauque .Rubensein,
Sclsetons-First act 'Lohenrrnr arneg
Overture. "hunyadi LarZo ................ .ErxeI
Duet for goinct, II Wish that Ny Love-. Menaelssnha
Waltz "konigsleider
March "Mszeppan ............. LLsxt
Admission, % cents; boxes 81 and 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-29

w I'LL 0IvR FOR so SfANO rHE EQUITY ~
w Plot OF Lots n bv KS eet boulevard ~ hrook.
Ira Aaarss4 ntOA,1X. - lenarson sIeet. bEoQAuA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-29

GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW A - SECONDHAND
VI Pianos IL be very hest quality, low Tor sash 80
" ChEh IS ana IS aos1 rwensy-eiSnsa street near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-29

DtANOFORrEs TO RKNF-oF OUR Owr MANU-
tActurc also second hand finncA " thorough
order tor sale nt low pricCs ~ ChlC&EIlN0 a S9k%
II Eas Foart5enth airaeS between Broadway and FIN
avenue
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23
A2oGfifsl
THE CAMPAIGN.
RATTLING SPEECH BY A. c, BUELL..
What a Washington Correspondent
Knows about RepubllCanism'
SOME GOOD READING For THE
PUBLIC At LARGE.

The Democrats of Hamilton county
opened the political canvass in very
auspicious manner on Monday evening,
September 18th, at RobinsQn's Opera
House, Cincinnati, the orator of the even
ing being the famous young newspaper
correspondent, A. C. Buell., one of the
first victims Of the Poland Gag Law and
Zach Chandler's wrath. Mr.. Buell. is a
young man of about twenty-eight, of very
pleasing appearance and fine address.
His style of delivery is peculiar, and in
keeping with the keen satire and cutting
sarcasm in which he indulges SO largely.
His experience at Washington has given
him vast n. ,zine of richness to draw
from, and the originality Of his style and
the substance of his remarks held the
attention of his auditors from the OPEN
ing to the close of his long and able ad-
dress, his auditors alternating between
laughterand applause. His effort was a
decided success, and bis speech one
which every citizen who longs to see the
Republic return to- the good old days Of
honest government should read.--Eaq.
SPEECH OF AdC. BUELL.. u"
Fell0w- Citizens: Theicanyass in which
the two political parties of the nation are
now engaged in the State of Ohio has not
been surpassed in significance by any in
the history of this country. You have
been told by various able gentlemen that
but two questions, properly speaking, are
now before you; that two elements of
the situation so completely take prece-
dence of all others as 10 practically re-
solve the campaign into contest upon
those issues; in plain terms, that the
only real; live issues claiming the atten-
ton andIawaiting the decision of the
people of Ohio are those involved in the
economic questions of the finances and
in manufactured sentimental question
of religionism. The situation has been
thus defined 10 you by the writers and
orators of the Republican party with
yehemence and a9unanimity which, il
seems to me, must suggest that the wish
is father to the thought; that there is a
desire on the part of the managers Of the
party in this campaign to
riyet your attention uponthese points,
for the epurpose ofdiverting yourscrutiny
from other points, rather than from an
honest and sincere belief that these two
actually aud practically absorbtal the
gravity of the occasion.
Aeto the question Of religionism, which
The Radicals have invented, 1t is too far
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23

RAN AWAY TU SEA.
a~=-==H
BY II. Y0UNG&

A ttoacherous spirit came up from the sea,
And passing inland found boy wherehe
LAY underneath the green roof Of a tree
In the golden summer weather
And 10 the boy II whispered soitSnd low
Oemel lei US leave this weary land and 60
over tho seas where the free breezes blow
In the golden summer weather
know green isles in far OF sunny seas
Where grow great cocoa.palms and orange trees
Aud smey odors perfume every breeze, .}
Ii the golden summer weather
qher, underneath the ever rglowing skies
Clay parrokcets aud birds Of paradise .'
Make bright rhe woods win plpmeS Of gorgeous
dyes .su fH w 'i"F D.
la the golden summer weather, r.H'
Aud intlllt land happy people stay 81
No hateful books perpleK them night nor day .
No cares Of business fret their lives away
Iathe golden summer weA'her9 ..lN1
But aulddy long they wander where they please,
r9uckihg delicious ffuie that tonthe trees 81.
i'""s ''''S"' ,,s,,, H. ,sr.tbcr U N ~
'''' $500 'TiT HVD, ,Il& ~ '9'...
~, ~, o'',.'"o , 'y' ,sr,' ratad lr lg
Orwithahe paid In manly conflict cope
In the golden summer weather '"'
And in those islands troops ofmOidens are, y, q
Whose lovely shapes no foolish fashions mar; .
"''' J,F,h ~ ,,,n 'sn' s,,,vaor ' w. ,tr'sbc, '
'' '''' s''''0' g. ,......
,-, &, .,,o,,s ~, Il .,, oihor,i,orn. g,
,,,,., D., S,,, i.,ly hair
W. i,'.'., Ia Inns ara
''"' III II, he Golden summerV r.her
H H- "N
,rp,p,d n,s, nv sweetv as A happy dream:
rbo vro,,. ike davs the DAYS iike minutes seem,
In ,ba golden SIMMER weather.
t.rG .-H.u 81. ~u.t
,ghe clouds sail seward and Tomorrow we N
pov 600 me. billows dancing on the sea, uaI.'
ln'the golden summer weather I7'
luqyaiuyl t.,"
4 thousand birds sang round the boy, but he
Heard nothing but the spirit from the sea, 70
In the golden summer weather q .,.
J.g.,.y..,l l,lnt d..
He seemed to hear that treaclerous spirit say
Come, let US seek those islands far away .,
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ATTORNEYS.
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A A TToRNEY AT LAw, CANTON, OHIO.
"A lmar2b'72--ttl
PETER CHANCE,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW. oFFIcE IN CAssiLLY's
N new block, East Tiiscarawas street, Canton,
Ohio. Notary Public Collections attended to
promptly. lnoy96H-u
I WI. Fl J. C, sTALIGUP,
A TToRNEY, AT LAW, ALLIANCE, OHIO.
n Office Merchants Block decS7t-St
p. s. sowERs.
A TToRNEY AT LAw-OFFICE IN NATIONAL
n Bank Building, up stairs. vilnb-M
O. F. PERKINS,
A TTORNEY AT LAW-AGENTT FOR THE
"A Sale and Leasing Of Real Bstate--0flice in
Eagle Block. feb2l73,
]: W. uNDERiiILI, lllJ JOHN IAHM,
IN Y .UNDERHILL ~ lAHMF II
A TToRNEYs hTlIAW- OFFICE IEiTRuMP5
"A Building OPPOSITE 81 Cloud H9is s%Is,Ss Canton d;
WILLIAM A. LYNCH. WILLIAM R, DAY.
LYNCH Il DAY,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW-OFFlCE IN CASs LILY
N Block Public Square Canton, Ohio,
Y may47Otoct2fI " Ia 49, Al-------
'ERArHIA ArfD4 MEYER & son, y TIC MEYER
A TToRNEYs AT LAW, CANTON, OFFICE
n In Dannemiler's new building, near Public
Square noyS6g-yl
GEORGE L. BALDWIN,
A TToRNBY AT LAW -OFFJCE IN RICH
"A ards Block, west side Public Square, Canton,
Ohio, F -n 1917" apr2SH
A. D, DRADEN, WA. REEVES.
al.d BRADEN REEVES, .
A TToRNEYs AT LAW-Oflice in Eagle Block
"A over kits store, Canton, o. noySC7S-yl
r. s. SHIELDS,
A TTORNEY AT LAW-OHice In Eagle Block
N opposite the Court House. In litigated cases
associated with Joseph G. llance, Esq, of New
Philadelphia, o. l 'fF novlS73
1 w, d A, MCKINLEY, ..'
A TTORNEYS AT LAW--Otlice in NcKinley's
~ Block, corner Seventh and Market streets,
Canton Ohio. jun2667
.~i OH M. g. MCGREGOR, '.
A TTOREEY AT LBW AND GENERAL col
"A lecting Agent, Carthage, Jasper county, Ms
souri,. .N3'I. oct2l-u
HARVEY LAUGHLN,
A TTORNEI AT LAW AND NOTARY PVBblC,
"A Alliance Ohio. &-u
LOUIS sCHEFER,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW, Canton, Stark County
"A ONO JuueI ~
HENRY w. GARNETT,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, NO. 2 COLUMBIAN
n building Fifth street between q T. Wash
tngton City. Please TO refer TO L. SchRfer, At
iorney, Canton Ohio. decl57O
L. NJ. JONES,
L A. TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n Commercial Block, Canton, o. marl2H..
ASsoN PEAsE ED &, MEYER 4 HESRY A. WISE
MassillOn, o. H.. Canton, O..
u PEAsE, MEYER & WISE,
A TTORNEYs AT LAW--oFFcE, over Stark
~ County Bank. ljan2l'6-u
A. l.. JONES. ,.g. s. A. JONES,
Alliance, Ohio. Canton, Ohio
gu glU "A. L. & s. A. JONES,
A rTTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFGcE-second floor,
N corner room in Trump's block, opposite st.
Cloud Hotel Canton o. Tfebl175-H
JOB ABBOTT. II. II. DOUBLEDAY.
p g. sowER, r.' q Washington, ID. q
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