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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-04
SENA TOR THURMAN.

"Crsy on" the Washington correspond
dent of the Detroit Free Press, writes as
follows:
at is generally conceded, of course,
that Mr.. Thurman is the Democratic
leader in the Senate. Able, honest, skill
full, man of the best judgment, and un-
failing discretion, clear-headed and ken
in perception, he is seldom overmatched
in debate on any subject He commands
strong, vigorous English, and likes the
good Saxon words. When speaking he
never beats about the bush or indulgcs in
a mass of irrelevancies like Conkling or
Howe, but goes right at the question.
His views are never beclouded in mist
of verbiage when he says anything you
know what he means. Mr. Thurman is
plain mana man of the old school; is
sixty-one years of age, medium height,
thick hair, and beard streaked with gray;
is an inveterate taker of snuff, and firm
adherent to the old bandana, In ad-
dressing the Senate, Mr.. Thurman usl :
ally speaks in tone little louder than
that styled the conversational; his enun-
citation is not very clear, as he is glvun
somewhat to what Hamlet would call
mouthing his words. Despite this de-
feet, his sincerity, earnestness and great
ability, united with the qualities already
mentioned, always secure for him marked
attention and consideration. He has a
keen sense of the ludicrous, is quick to
detect flaw in logic and is fond OF
bringing into ridicule the vulnerable az
sertions of an opponent, and in this he
is often strikingly successful, as, for in
stance, the other day, when Senator
West, of Louisiana, declared that 'assas-
sination was in the air not only in New
Orleans, but in Washington and New
York, Mr.. Thurman characterized he
charge as the airiest bubble ever found in
an empty head"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-04
LOST ON THE PLAINS.

No Newa as Yet of the Fate Of WtH Bro'cn'
Our readers will remember the sad
story of the mysterious loss on the plains
last spring of Will Brown, sen Of Cover
nor E. F. Brown, of the Soldiers Home
at Dayton, The various kilograms from
Dayton Tuesday night to the Cincinnati
morning papers, stating thata clew to the
whereabouts Of the young man had been
found proved to be false, We met Col
Brown on the streets yesterday and he
told us that the first intimation of the
kind he received was throagh the Clncln-
natl papers. He has rot heard the first
tidings of his missing son since the 18th
of last March, when the sad affair occur
red. Yet he has not abandoned all hope
that he may yet get tidings of his lost
Willie, although he acknowledge that it
seemed almost like hoping against hope
The young man left a wagon train on
the 29th of last March for the purpose OF
making q straight journey overland to
the camu whittier the train was going,
The route of the wagon train lay along
the banks of the Platte River. 1t was
twenty-five miles to Coles ranch (whence
it was bound) by the road, but only
twelve miles across the hills, when Brown
left it to take bee-Iine course home. lie
left the train to cut across the country,
since which time not the least tidlngs
have been heard of him. Immediately
after his disappearance Colonel Brown
went out and searched the whole section
of the country from Fort Laramie to the
Rocky Mountains, and from the Platte
River to the Union Pacific Railroad,
without success. He had forty men to
aid him in the search, which occupied
three weeks time. Mr. Browns theory
is that his son was captured by white
banditti and hopes that he may still be
among them alive, either as prisoner or
in condition of lunacy caused by his
being held prisoner. The reasons for
holding this belief are that there seemed
to be no chance to get lost. The Platte
River on the north, the Union Pacific
Road on the south, and the mountain
chain on thewest, ,hemmed himin on three
sides. The only extensive stretch OF
open country lay to the east, and It was
not probable that the young man became
confused and got turned about in his
course after he started westward. He
could not have perished nor have been
killed by Indians, else some trace of his
body, horse or equipments would have
been found. If he had suddenly sunk
into the earth he could not have disap-
peared more completely than he did. 1t
is certainly most mysterious affair
L Enquirer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-04
Auehg
THE. EMIGRAAT LASSLE.
BY JOHN STUART BLAcKIR,

phe following lines contain the simple unadorr
statement of factin the experience OF irlen
who is fond of wandering in the Highland glens
As came wandering down Glen Spean,
Where the braes are green and grassy,
With my llghtstep | overlook
A weary-to0ted lassle,
She had one bundle on her back,
Another In her hand
And she walked aso one who was full loath
To travel from the land.
Nuoth /; "My bonnie lass for she
Had hair of flowing gold,
And dark brown eyes and dainty limbs,
Right pleasant to behold
my bonnie lass, what aileth thee,
On this bright summer day;
10 travel sad and shoeess thus,
Upon the stony Way2
"pm fresh and strong, and stoutly shod,
And thou art burdened so;
March lightly now, and let me bear
The bundles as we CO."
mo, no p she said, that may nit be;
What's minei is mine to bear,
0fgood or i'll, as God may will,
Itake my portioned share"
"But you have two and have none;
One burden give to me;
I'll take that bundle from thy back
That heavier seems to be-"
mo. no p she said, 'thisif you will,
That holds-no hand but mine
May bear its weight from dear Glen Spean
Gross the Atlantic brineW
"Well. well but tell me what may be
Within that precious load,
Which thou dOst bear with such fine care
Along the dusty road2
Belize ii is some present rare
From friend in parting hour;
Perhaps, as prudent maldent wont,
Thou TAX st with thee thy dover?
She dropped her head, and with her hand,
She gave mournful wave;
"Oh, do not jest dear sir!-it is
Turf itom my mothers grave,
| spoke no word we sat and wept,
By the roadside together;
No purer dew on that bright day
Was dropt upon the heather.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-04
AMERICAN HOTEL,
DENTISTS.
JOSEPH CRAIG,

DENTAL SURGEON, NC. 9, cassidy BLOCK,
IL Canton, Ohio. All operations performed in
the most approved and satisfactory manner.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-04
CORY TIMES IN JACKSON.

4 Nan Shot By his ParamOur-He Shoots
and MangleS Her-A Bloody Business.
The Vesuvian blood Of Italy, on last
Saturday morning, gave a taste OF its
eruptive quality to the community oi
Jackson, Canaan township this county
twelve miles north of Wooster, in which
man and woman of the reputed sunny
land shot each otherand had desperate
time. and may result in the death of the
former. Both are from thirty-fve to
forty years old.
The affair has created quite sensation
in the neighborhood of Jackson. AS far
as we were able to obtain, the particulars
are that Mrs. Mary Grande came to live
in Jackson about two weeks ago. Her
former residence was at Navarro, Stark
county. where her husband now resides,
but who drove her from home when she
had child about a mouth ago, he claim
ing that the child, which is now living
and with it's mother, belonged tOanother
Italian named Michael Mercio. On ar
riving in jackson she and this Michael
Mercio went to living together in the old
house they rented, and in which the
shooting affair took place.
His statement is that at about l O'Clock
Saturday morning he went to bed, taking
off his clothes and using his pants as a
pillow. After having been some time in
bed and asleep, Mrs. Grande shot him
with a revolver, the ball entering the
right side of his head below the ear, and
lodging in the root of his tongue. The
shot stunned him, making him unable to
rise or resist, the blood spurted from the
wound on the pants and pillow, and ran
down in pools into the bed.
After shooting him, Mrs. Grande ran
out of the house, but presently returned
and in the darkness asked him, mike
who shot youW
He was still lying on the bed in q
kind of stupor, but managed to give hel
some kind of a reply Discovering that
he was not dead, as she evidently sup.
posed, she Immediately fired second
Shot at him, whicn took effect in the
middle of his forehead, cutting the flesh
but not penetrating the skull. This shot
is supposed to have crazed Mercio, as he
says he remembers but little of what fol-
lowed. Itis very evident, however, that
he got up at once and that fierce strug
gle for life ensued between the man and
woman, in which she was shot, as she
says, through the right hand by Mercio
who also bit or chewed her right forearm
verv severely, blacked her eye and
bruised her body generally.
Mercio finally ran out of the house
bedaubing the door-sill and snow in the
vicinity with his blood. The house
looked like slaughter-pen There were
neighbors near, but not knowing what he
was doing he took the road to Pike Sta
ton, a mile and a half distant, and raj
the whole way there naked, except hi
scanty shirt, the steps of his flight tracet
all the way by dripping blood on th'
frosty snow. He reached the house OF {
friend in Pike Station, where he wa
kindly cared for, and to whom he sub
stantially told the above story as to how
he came by his hun s. When last hearC
f.om (Mondayl his lie was considered il
danger.
After Mercio left the house in jackson
Mrs. Grande went to the house of MI
Smith, a neighbor, where she gave re
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-04
ROWELL & cos AGENCY.

Or IN N1l) per day. Agents wanted. All clas-
% lU 0LU ses of working people Of both sexes
young and old, make more money at work for u.s.
In their own localities, during their spare mo-
ments or all the time, than at anything else. We
offer employment that will pay handsomely for
every hours work. Full particulars, terms, &c.
sent free Send us your address at once. Don't
delay, Now Is the time, Don't look for work or
business elsewhere. until you have learned what
we offer. G.. SIIEsoE & o., Portland Maine.
janlf75-y1.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-04
DEUBLE & BROTHER
BANKERS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

]. B. IMRIE,
CONTRACTOR, P. o. BOX 221, CANTON. O.
v Railroad City and County Work speciality.
Estimates furnished, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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