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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-28
sHERIFF SALE.
1hn Wagoner vs.. John Halter, ct e.

John Wagner VS., John Halter, ct ex.
BY virtueof an order to sell, issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio and
to me directed will offer for sale public outcry
at the door of the court house in the city Of Canton
on
Saturday, the 2Oth day Of Nouember, 1875,
the following described real estate situate in said
county to VIII Part of fractional section dirty 500
township eleven III range nine o. and bounded
us follows Beginning lur the same at the south
east corner OF Christian Pits land, thence south
2l6o west 81 uerChes and links thencenOrth SSl3o
west II perChes thence north ~ east "a percheS
ana links, thence south SS1o east II perches TO
the place OF beginning, containing ten QO) acres.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. III. Terms
cash, WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
Oct2l-e
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IT is claimed that the Cherokee In
dians have produced during the past
season eight million bushels of wheat
The tribe consists of seventy thousand
people.
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F0R SALE
.G,RA kWliEAR M
F or Sale.

Located in Iafe township, Stark county, one
and half miles east of the village Of Greentown
and eight mllesnorth Of the cltyofCanton, and In
the midst of a limestone and coal district The
farm belonglngto the heirs Of Henry WeRnalei
deceased. Containing
100 ACRES OF BEST GRAIN LAND,
well watered with good spring water, convenien
to the house There are about 90 acres Of good
Chestnut, Oak and Hickory timber, about one half
of which has = very fine underground of young
timber. House, bank barn and all other neces-
sary out-buildings, also a large orchard
Private bids will be received ON the above
named premises 10 Dec. Ist 1875 For particulars
and terms. address U. II. WEARsTLER sharon
Center, Medina Co, Ohio, Agent for heirs, or to
solomon II. Weanter. Cairo, Stark Co., o..
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otis uot so deep as d we'll, nor so wide
as church-door, but It's enough
Shakespeare.
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"GRAss- WIDOW has been corrupted
from "Grace-widow," meaning divorc-
ed vile, or widow by grace of the law.
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SiIERIFF SALE.

W. G. Thompson, Assig. VS., George Geltz, ct al
By virtue ofan order TO sell issued from the court
Of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio. and to me
directed, will offer for sale at public outGry
at the door Of the court house In the city OF
Canton on i
Saturday, The 20h day Of Nouember, 1875,
the following described real estate situate In said
county, to wit, Lot number thirty-nine (o9) In
Thompsons addition 70 Canton.
Sale 10 commence at one O'clock D. M Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
OCt2l.e
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Executors Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as executor of the Estate of Jacob Cook
Ohio.
HENRY DECKER.
Octohar ond 1879 -I H..
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District Court.

In Trumbull county, on April 10.
In Portage county, on April I9.
In Lake county, on April "a,
In Geauga county, April 2S.
In Ashtabula county, on May 1.
In Mahoning county, on March 20.
In Columbiana county, on Sept. ID.
In Carroll county, on Sept II.
In Stark county, on September IS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-28
Court of Common Pleas.

In Carroll county, on January 10, May
s, October I6.
In Stark county, on January 10, May
s, August 2S.
In Columbiana county, on Jan. 81,
May 29, November I3.
In Mahoning county, on January 3,
May 1, S ptember 4.
In Trumbull county, on January II,
May 2o, October 80.
In Portage county on January 10, May
l, October 2.
In Lake county. on January 81, May
2o, November 6.
In Geauga county, on January g. May
5, October I6.
In Ashtabula county, on January 81,
May 22, October I6.
And having ascertained the probable amount Of
business in each County Of said Judicial District,
for the year 1876, we do hereby apportion the la
Dor of holding the Courts Of Common Pleas, in the
several COuntie, of said District for the year 1876,
equally between the Judges of said District, as
follows to,wit
The following terms, and parts of terms shall be
held by Judge Frease or his successor in office, viz;
Carroll, January term; CUlumbiana. January
term; stark, May term and August term, except
TWO weeks of August term.
The following terms and parts of terms shall be
held by the Judge to be elected in the fourth sub
division, or his successor in office, viz.
stark, January term Columbana, May and No
vember terms; Carroll, May and October terms
and two weeks Ol stark August term
The following terms, and parts Of terms shall be
held by Judge CUnant or his successor In office viz;
All the terms in Portage and all the terms in
Aahoning, except the parts thereof apportioned to
Judges Glidden and Lee.
The following terms and parts ofterms shall be
held by Judge Glidden or his successor in office,
viz:
All the terms In Trumbull and the first four
weeks Of the May and September terms of Ma
hOning
The following terms, and parts of terms shall be
held by Judge Woodbury. ior his successor in
office, viz
Al the terms in Ashtabula and the January
term IN Geauga.
The following terms and parts Of terms shall be
held by Judge Lee or his successor in Office viz;
All the terms in Lake, the May and October
termsi in deaugs, and the first four weeks of the
January term in Aahoning.
And we hereby designate and appoint Judge
Frease to supervise the execution Of the last fore
going order.
You will enter the foregoing orders on the
Journal OF the District Court and Court of Com
mon Pleas OF your County and cause the same u
be published according TO law, for three weeks.
Witness the signatures Of the Judges of said Dis
trict at Canton, OHIO, this 8th day of October A
d., 1875.
JOSEPH FREASR I
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TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS.
THE STATE OF OHIO. IS.

THE STATE OF OHIO, IS.
To the Clerk Of The Court Of Common Pleas and Dis.
trict Court Of The County Of Stark:
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, That the several terms
Of the District, and Court Of Common Pleas, for
the year 1876 shall be held in the several counties
composing the Ninth Judicial District OF the State
| of Ohio commencing as follows lo-Wit:
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NEW ADKERTlsEMENEs.


30 nearly perfect are the recipes Of these won
derful pain.soothing and healing Centaur Linz
ments that we can conhdes tly say they VIII ale
yiate any pain arising from flesh bone or muscle
derahgementN We do not pretend that they VIII
mend broken leg OF exterminate boils, but even
In such cases they will reduce the inflammation
and stop the pain, Nor can we guarantee the
proper results where the body s poisoned by
whiskey. Temperance IL as necessary TO proper
physical, as mental condition.
The White Centaur Liniment Is particularly
adapted TO all cases Of Rheumatism, LumbaBo
Neuralgia Erysipelas, Itch, Sprains, Chillblains
Cuts, Brulses Stings, Pois0ns sCalds, Sciatica,
Weak Back, Pains IN the side Wounds, Weeping
Sinews, Burus Frosted Feet, Palsy, var ache
Tooth-0che, Head ache. Ulcers, Old Sores, Broken
Breasts, Sore Nipples Soar Throat, Group, Diph-
liberia etc The most ofthese complaints the Cen
taur Liniment will cure; al Of them II will bsne,
ht It will extract the poison from bites and
stings, and will cure burns and scalds without
scar The following is but sample OF thousand
similar testimonials
"ANTIocH, ILL.,, Dec. / 1874.
"My wife has. for long time been terrible
sufferer from Rheumatism. She has tried many
physicians and many remedies The only thing
which has given her relief Is Centaur Liniment-
| am rejoiCed TO say this has cured her.
W.. RING, Postmaster"
II is an indisputable fact that the Centaur Lini.
ments are performing cures never before effected
by any preparation in exlstence,-like Chronic
Rheumatism of thirty years standing straighten-
ing fingers and joints which had been stiff for six
years, taking the soreness from burns, &c.
One dollar, or even tlty cents invested in Cen
taur Liniment will be within reach when an aCci.
dent occurs and will do more good than any
amount of money paid for medical attendance
When physicians are called they frequently use
this Liniment and of course charge several prices
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Valuable Property for Sale.

A Fine Farm, containing about 108 acres, on the
with Is acres of good Oak and Chestnut Timben;
good Dwelling House and Bank Barn; acres Of
Apple Orchard with an abundance of Pear, Peach
and Cherry trees; good wells of water. The
whole in good repair and first.class farming con-
diton win be sold at private sale, at low price
and on reasonable terms.
Also, a good Warehouse, at Louisville, Stark Co.,
Ohio. All the property Of John Warner, late Of
Stark County, deceased.
For terms, prices &C., apply TO
HIRAM H. HOUSED, Agt,
Middlebranch, Stark Co., o.
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WALES is off for India. Be yirtuous
and you'll be happy, your Royal High
ness Boston Post.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-28

Bring out vice ofiron strong,
With screw Of fraud and a lever OF wrong
Ror the people suffering much and long,
As slaves to every faction;
Wen squeeze the fools in spite OF their shrek
Till the tears roll down their pallid cheeks
And their agony every fibre speaks,
And wen call the thing" -"Contracuon"
Put down the everl turn the screw
Do they owe us dollar? Put them through
scheme To make that dollar two,
Nor let their struggles save EN-;
Rag money is thing accurst-
We made the bubble--well make 1t burst
But well get EN- in hot water first,
And then, by Joye Wen shave EN-.
What matter ifthe grimy slaves
For the profit OF money-getting knayes
Are daily hurried to wretchedgrayes
By woe and need and famine
What matter ifwages shrink each day
While four and beef att the old price stay
so long us the rich their pockets may
Additional plunder cram in?
To live on what they do not earn
IL the wisdom bankers and krokers learn
20 give the screw another turn,
And squeeze the people through
II the famished toiler lack for bread,
Wen give him stone or two instead;
II he have no roof to cover his head
Confound him let him borrow
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MARBLE WORKS.

THE weather-"fr frosty but kindly"
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SHERIFF SALE.
Joseph G. Keith ct al vs. John Flshe

Joseph q, Keith CT AI vs. JONI FIsntT Ct aI
By virtue of an order TO sell issued from the
court of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio and
to me directed, will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door of the court house in the city Of
Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-28
,Snturdav the 30th dan of Oct 1875.

the following described real estate situate in
said county to-wit Lot number two (2) in
Keith 4 Shott's addition to the city of Canton,
Sale to commence at one o'clock p, IN, Terms,
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
sep30.e
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pn1telhy!5I.
CONTRACTION"

A quaint writer in the New York Mer-
curry, who styles himself Avery Drycuss,
L. L. D., drops into poetical mood and
describes the objects and effects of the
machine called contraction" and how in
the old Judean days, the divine Nazarene
sOourged from the temple, with a whip
of seven small cords, the money chang
ers and spectators who desecrated its
holy prcciencts. And, in the Roman
days, Brutus, embodyiug the wrongs of
his countryman, lashed with his heavy
whip Of patriotism the shrinking backs
of the tyrants who walkedin high places
with proud disdain of the people, The
time is upon US when the people, em-
bOdying the justice of the Divine and
the Brutus fervor, will place the Right
above the Wrong.
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October 2nd 1875 d
, 1875-12-02

~. SO. Hg It ie b"gnratIsl hl4 nutlrr c,tala.
20 '''d4e in irns. for TIN hu p IT " l,a III ','r
in-]Aw, Mrs Ma = How. nuu in her tHE ycsr
fof tho Cd on u, ~ tt nj tu- A.Iaps'..!
dairher Eva, Ilttln x,r! Of Huue 10 su uislsr..
anl asher minor anJ ,!eA SUIT Il ttlri usr. tru.t.
ins 1t Al. - ho extFo-eca II. 70 The TIT NJ s4,,,,
d cleti.n. anil Honse Of ,igLt Of Alr. Coolidge.
lIe Alsp constituted Mr.. e.. Lis executor. drcc:-
inE TINT M bondt be eluircd ri Inn. elthes IA
siou and ca ry,nz through tue p,, =, nf the ,h,rI
aud In. Volume ot his ' 1fia,ory OF the lse and
Fail of the slave Power /, America" :" lett aea!lv
conrlo Cd. It In e1pucted that It Will be attaodod
to os tha Rev. Samuel Hunt. lifelong friend
md aaa lc1a:e, his frtnor pastor for reven years
biz ptlsato kccretary, aud who moro thsn ait
others ias antis.cd him III the preparation of tbs
work.
, 1875-12-02

Mv,ckER's THEATRE.
" Tho Qamester droW large and fashion
abla audience 10 5lcVicker's Theatre last night.
Why It ltd 40 il moi clear. I4o play tas not
been given In Chicago for ten ycarH. and 1t was
nos at Iaat accounts considered popular. Its
somoEe tome iu which the.e IL little or no te-
]sx1tlou. and tho fact that it teachea Ieasou
the uoed Of which il no longer fell. have com
blaed tu ketp It ftom tde buards. rer.ars the
tho SUCCESS OF Mr. sn'llyap's previous pr1folm.
Ances. lis mostts have been uo,sel kb. us.l,
and tae people bayc learned that the ot,,u tn
nifty Of seeing Inn il moro valuable than they
supposed. The play as glvou calls for no rx.
tended comnont. Mr. sull,san'a 1ondos4ug oe
Nere'ty IN gspcsalr tue, at tines showing sUnae-
thing Vt thr diamond In the rough, aud again
AlllntnE With perfect lustfe. His yotco IL un-
doubtedly VOL D. aud lacks both compass and tie1!
hlity bnt hs dafects III thls sespeot a. far !ess
noticeable lu Beverly tbAn Ia Richard OF Rich
flieu. bilns CaEr0tI, who played Mrs.. Berrrty,
deRervss credit both for very beautiful rcaj;ug
aud for her bravo mastery Of q pioyoking cuu-
tro,emps. not dovn IN tho bills. tbs accdont
spoiled shs u,oss strikius 4cene In tho pay, but
It won good deal of sympathy for st.As Carroll.
Il is understood that Mrs. Murdoch wRs ser4ous-
1Y III, both Tnesasy ulght and last night. AMI
her performances, on both occasions should
therefore bo regarded with soms Indulgence.
"MchRsd ILL.," which was given by Als. sul-
Ivan Tuesday, vii! be repeated Saturday night,
Il IN In many respects mastar!y porfo,m.
ance, and calls for more extended notice
than eau 1t pzeaeut bo giyon to II.
II should be sAId, however tbst
the stock company appears to better advantage
ip Richard thsn IN any tragedy which it las at
tempted this eeLson. Mr. Waldron ~ the RH,J
and Miss tsrroli - the QUEEN: aequis themselves
with decided credit. Mr, HulllyAn's Richard IL
b1acker taan tbs blacklist Aeretofore gwen, be-
CAUSE drawn In cleaes outline. II is bot III
olhsr lospects very different from tho traditional
character of the stage. Tbsfe IL at t!nea a
trace Of low comedy III il, aud It ID not remark
abls for thai variety Of tntonatIon which laA
given reputation to other ceIebrasel acIGra. 1t
has tie merits Of good conception. ea'cful om-
pl,a4is, Aud ingenious stage business. Tho
famous tsnt soen. ~ especially nuieesbia In this
last respect. Tho oad.Hord combat belwesn
Richard (ME. 8ulii.an) snd htehWond Dir.
tstbca1t) IL the most wonderful thug Of its kind
tha. hss bsou seen Oh the Chicago stage Tor
many Years. Il IL n exhibition Of real fencing,
not shau-b&t!4s,
, 1875-12-02

lilo Explains 1ats C0ntinneti Absence
from Plymouth Church, nn,i ssntes
Esis Views on tito subject or ths A'ro-
posel COunells
Ngw Yonx, Dec 1.--Tno follo5ng litter was
addressed to-day bv Deacon Tcpt 10 the IN ..r-
bers nf Plymouth Church:
NEW YONG. Dec. Ito ths Members NJ Plymouth
Church. LFtolfRn-DEAn BRETHREN: thank yu,s
fur 80 II rosnr tncss md unaniny rrconsio.rina
tho vote by With NY ina *ns drnrIed from the roll
Of tIs Church. At tho r:a'rs: Of tue :r,iuing on,
nitto arro before tAeft th!s nutntfH and stsc
tle reuons for my n,sei!ce from ths church. Watle
they y.vo me no ad,1c, In tie cetfaI tens. Of that
word nNttrstoo flom them sat thes thought |: 10
c NV duty to either withdraw from the lrtl ur III
future TO attend ats services do 1ut IN rua
T. III ac Csss sto S,1F not us a
fur ller ecmnnnlcAttnn directly to the chur Ii, Will
now ,Ss x,n. s.:ts t, yon rne;s'p aia.s tr.n
trono4s piau u vhcl thnk III difficulties sns e.
II tesw q! u may 10 settled. In tue tr't rlaee
n.de fos eoplets snd rsgn.s vets .t.on of 1 lbs
s:Adil %L!h bas 10 long troubled The I.eaco OF
Ghur.h. uat ,eis,s, nsssoysr th,, e !. stn ny
tBtlou, IT. It To iossilr, by huy fur and Immoral II
maans. TAerosofo cannot eertent 10 yoluut,riy
still opoH for tie l,erform Of tns duty.
H. reg rds lny attend Al tie eorN aud
ss sni .f ~ tue Church. s1n o Ers. VIII,
that, eennos tonac!enttonsly attend them
sntl regular M and impartial inSesugaton Of IN
Elh LIZ u IAslQE RHAll QG
mattA' BY properly conttislttel eouu: .;nL III H.
vestgse:h IT ths rreseut tine IL sodal, crhtivc.
DO uuse OUT Church IL unanimous ID la eef III
Tho ,nnocents of our paatr md tLs feeling of deutt
ami aprteh8n7ien % shared by Thousands of ChrIAnn
men md womau thronghont tho lanl. Therefore, ill.,
asnuch ~ chareA Of s'uiery aud perjury hays tecu
,uldo " inat our Tastcr and III in my GpHou req
,Ilr investigation Il necessary for ha vlscssio If
e. s s e as Ss1 s1 % %n'y y
ID calling mutual council. to nAlcn shall be submit
ted Tho following questions:
Fy.t-Is ths lev II. ". Iecccr guilty OF hlultery7
bdtend-Is thu Aev. II. ". peeehrr guilty Of per.
Jut57
make this pronaa!tion With tho hope taat It may he
tia means Of yndiratIug the character Of paat7r.
and, should this 10 tue result, no one vi" Eojo!cs terc
Ut more heartily thAM !.
! hope tEat The Church will meet ms frankly
and aHectionnsey, In tAe sriHt y which fpproscn
them. and will uhtsa With p the reference Of this
whole nll.Jcct 10 council which will be Able u
1Yss tue differences that exist among III. Aaths
matter Ia Of such great i'm ortan o. bocit mmpd ITO
action the part o the Church. and that uo may
be !ost beside sending this letter to ihe Clerk. shall
cause ropy Of 1t 10 Ike published In the morning ra-
rsrs, in osdar that 1t may sooner reach the msmbes
ut lie Church. Yours fratetna!Iy.
WILLIAM I. WEsT.
, 1875-12-02
NOTES AND NEWS.
eTATE OF THE POOLS.

Special DispascA T. TAs CAteaao tribune.
WAsu1SoToN. D. g.. Dec. lit was to be
expected tLat the Bourbon Houao would intro
duoo gambling into nssiopsl poslslcs. Pools on
ths epeakorsbp were opened here Tonight.
Randall sold very much ahead. although Kerr
xas In the Hsld. John horrlassy to-day oreuIy
offered 10 bot $4,000 cn RaudalPa election.
Tie Baltimore Ga1e!le, one Of the loading Demo-
cratic papers In this vicinity. which han been
bitterly oppoaed 10 Randall. has cassed it, oppe-
sluon.
AyERy'8 HCcCEssO1.
Nj. A. z. Wilson, Of Louisville. has beon ap-
polluted Chief Clerk Of the Treasury *Dspart-
mont. liz II tho junior member Of The former
, 1875-12-02
THE CUBAN QUESTION:.
Nx1AlI. ARD sourM AMERICAN REruBLfCB iYDt,
KANT At RPANIAU pENIdna.


Panama Stair and Herald,
Ibs uens that the Spanish Government hxd
@1hortzed tho Count Of ra!nAaetla, In Havaua,
asnt In its pame au Envoy 10 The Government
duateuala to demand explanations, and re-
9osst thEt tho decree recognizing tho indopend-
ma Of Cubs DO revoked, has excited in tho
southern republics Of the Pacific coast very
a'alJ sensation, not 10 sAy Indignation. The
Fsss Of peru and Chilli arc unanimous in tho
'epnloQ that Guatemala Will raudor itsolf
aanshle II 1t tccedoe one ssep In the pas.,
'saopted BY the spanish-AmesIcan nationals
w. There H. ou'y ono NAY, thsy say. by
sash 0uatomalA = can come honorably out OF
'sasa : dilemma, and that IL that ehe should
%afst Absolutely aud iErovocably In asse,t ting
W W nfhta Of sovereignty aud independence reo-
SSsuuea by Spain herself. Quatemata has not
ss ssoe nor does apl thing more than to follow tho
H. Ns', o. the oti'es Lstino,AmeIlcan topu1cs
th.9 IT, Will renembet aud viudtcato tho HISTORY Of
s1 origin. At tho .furtllest the must thnt 81 ain
~ 90 u 10 suspend I'll dip!ouatio ieIations with
snn.e! sxnaa.*na!a. Il, hon over, she adopts smother
~ aae Aad heekB sAtls4.actioH or teVcuge by re-
~. % hoHtllttles. aho will At least only prove
ts tEtn :hs want Of good asnse which has cAatsc:
a. .L heF political liatorY s,n CO the beginning
rn,.s Me Present century. In this caso no other
~ a M! bo lett than union at all the Eopun~
~. spanish origin in holy ar to Eevindl..
Nh *stAk9 VI A4N4P{tsaAAGRkA% tAtV4N000A
~ a. contempt And annu!a&ou In G,uatemela.
h, HssattmAla, aAv AL the papers to the south OF
- not 10 yield one iota. nor toleEate sucti
ine% %.uit % oer sovereignty. 1nstsasd OF send
ni,s ninaay ny arrangement OF \ question which ad
k.n. " 70 middle Way bot~oen tho aba .olate e1-
,.ns.s se q honos OF diahonor, uautons,'A. they
IT,. y. ooS1t 70 insist with the sAme tena lcits Is
H. s ~ au spAalsh America On her sida. In.
a H.. 81 lending Minister to spaln, she night
Mbi;Ip Mbipatch Commissioners to all her slstef lte-
ms"s s"os; II In thus matter Gsutsmsla IL da'in.
y ~, ~, Colombia, yenszusla, Salvador, ETC., 4 Il
:, ~ se@ M hhve recognized Cuba sither n beilta-
~ ~ W form adopted by Spain In this matter
sesni usaaooaF did uos oome drsot from .hs
nesaa rta ~ b14 txou Cuba, aud aeut BY colousi
ssn .aon =. We bslisxa W. Ats quite Justified iu
1sssts. that Colombia shares Ia tie aame opia-
, 1875-12-02

ion. he this ~ It mar; tic fact In that nna.o-
1naia has atnt Nina or to Madrid, IN tho rel
sou Of 1)t. f.ur*uzo hlon.nflr, to dhscua the
4Geat'm IL MalrId. DIR. Mnututar Is man OF
coHshicrabl0 talent Anl wn! III, in tbs io.I: re-
1nircd for such arguments; bit 1t Ia vn.y doubt
fu1 II lio rfI prove hl,nsof rro1f nehinst thu
hlandi.hn!ents OF which Sparihh diplomacy
kHD~a so wall when tt Ia no:ensarJ tu conceal
pyort aotH and Intentions.
, 1875-12-02

SfxsrMl DIS. a.:a II l.ic GAte.!cu Tribune,
hN7ouL. ILL.,. Dec. LIN Compromise Town
ship, su thIs equity. farmer n&nod Eveypon
hid boarding with him = fasm-hAn1, A. Kln!i-
leart, Nlo bad Botne trouble With Eve1son's snn.
At the request Of Evetson, K,ukleurs. being
sick, vent 10 boarl xii. relative Of Eyer-oo,
"lia:e he tnoE aeary ooae Ut Htiyrhnne. nup-
posed by him to bc q,iinine. II MAS purchased
by yaans Evcrron. ILL., death was ket secret,
and be "as buried secl ctlv III .icd Examlua-
ton iB bsIng til 'do INTO tho tsnth Of the case.
Strong suspicious are us.erol that As was poi-
Hpuod
, 1875-12-02
EDITORS AnResTE;. FOR coNrsHnT,

stsea hAMtch tn 7ht talta"n Ir.bllre.
1sD1AH4l oL1s. Dec. 1.-The ostirpls Ut tho Sen-
fsHe1 G. H1hny were to-day takan tu Bartholomew
County IN an attachment for contempt Of csur.
committed by she publication Of al aitlclo bey-
asal day. aga rejecting very seriously upon tho
character tt Alien ". r1a'hrr whom Judge
James i. Hester hatt n,ponteI to pruaido or.
tenn. and in pl thug "1ous motives to tue J,tI;e
II a,lng The np]'uiutlnent. 1hay were nil dis
charged rayo l.. u. Mattheaa, manager Of tho
npes who wah held uu.li Pr.dRv for dlsrrsi-
ton Of lla cls'. lottI gontle,nau will Institute
suita Tar d1magos fos libel.
, 1875-12-02

ASooL., 1nd., Dec. 1.-The Pierce murder
trial opened in tho Circus Court hero yesterday.
Pierce is Indicted for numbering mAu uanled
3tycEa 1t Fremont III tlis county last Augut. 4
Jury vas impane!ed from \ pp"cial yanire nj
forts n1an. and tie OF euirg statements of tho
counsal have ho1u made. There il mich inter-
cht n:anlfontrd III tho TIM, public opuiua b+i,g
ab"ut orrnIy d;7ided ~ to tue gull Or ,auocsuee
Of ths accused.