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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

WIDOW LADY WOULD LIKE HOME; Is 4
n good Lousekeepcr; alto a seainstfess and dress-
maker salary no object Address NJ. w. B., Herald
Brooklyn Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT HIGH sTo0Igp
No. stlt ha rcnfet NV Z. GkEFFirHS,
"S"@ -" - Is5 West Forty ninth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

O00 EAST sSTH sr., TWO FLIGHTS uP.1A aH
gentiemens washing pulling and huting done BY hand {
ci tv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

re WEST FIFTY FIRST STREET HANDSOME
lO furnished rooms with or without Board Tor iami-
lies or gentlemen; prompt attendance and frsi class
table; reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27
cTy REAL ESTATE For SALE.


Central.
IN EXTRAORDINARY BARC AMMO. lls WEST
"A Thirty-rrst street, sixth avenue. 8, QUO cash.
balance $1,000 per arnum being sl5Jo less than the
win reut for; n commissions paid 70 brosers or
VI }. COLE, 5s6 sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27
wASrnD-FEmALEs.

Cooks, Ssc.
0Q1 WEST s5p STA RE sPECTABLE WOMAN TO
Ecl 90 the cooSins shing Aad ironing OF 4 mali
family where she can have littla gIrf with her.
CAN or address all wees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

IN THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE RESIDENCE IL
Great Jones street facins LAFAYETTE Phase on thru
floor, four Rooms ST 50: nrst floor, two Rooms, SO
Wine cellar AKA tor storage eAins or
ice cream saloon. W. DAUPHIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

i DIvERsTpg COTTAGES as MONTHLY-DIvIDBD
IL S2 70 Sl5 Crotou, aas rsnge Tor 2enteel families
| only: shaded grounds. river advantages; city with
country combined quer, retired healthy ocasion sS5
Il West Flfty-secn street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

Oe WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET. OPPOSITE
10 Fifth Avenue Hotel-Ln this large and elegant
house newly furnished, gentlemen families find
choice Rooms bath every floor with nrst class table
permanently transen.ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

81 EAST TWENTY.SECOSD SrREEr.-TO I.E1
oil with first class Board front Rooms 20 single ger
rlemen; southern exposure; splendld neighborhood
near Fifth Avenue Hotel: references
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

0On HENRY STREET NEAR STATE, ON THE
ZJO neights-Bxcellent Board private fainliyi
terms 80 81 dinner at haifpas SIX hve 70 ten mln-
from three ferries; references exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

DLooRS AND APARTMENTs-Two TO EIGHT
rooms, rents Sl2 to So at No Clinton place 10Y
20,h 49, Blocker, 3s las; houston r. y. GIBBONS
No. Clinton place eighth street, near broadway.
Office hours A. NJ to ! r. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

- IS AND 81 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.
Do. Newly and elegantly furnished Rooms, with OF
without Board, snte or singly, by day Or week
transient for summer months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27
Nurses. DC.

EOE so AVA RESPECTABLE WIDOW LADY
)S.D wishes take infant T. bring up on bottle
or one from 10 six yeats Cd Call on or address Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

i OVER PART EIGHT RooMs) TO LEr-NEWLY
neig6borhood; Americans preferred. Caii On Monday
at 81 FIRST street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

no LET--A GIN or A HOUSE. 10 Rooms, NEAR
a Gilsey House newly papefed and 2ainte1 rent
eT0 per YEAR viii sell Lease Carpets, shades, &C. an
extra good place for ades boarding. house, Aadtcss
CAhhIELa Herald Uptown Branch otbeas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27
General Homework. &

900 WEST 10Th STA SCOrCH GIEh 10 DO
ZCJ general homework IN small family refer
,ncc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

L,oR HoU<EKEEPIN0-ALL COW Enhances NEW
IL private brown stone house 2e9 last sixty ono
street. PsIior Floor md Kitchen $50 third Floor
Kitchen ga Gall at any time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

DRESsMAKgR LIVING ALONE HAS VERY
"A nica accommodations for two young ladies'
gJing the day coed reference required address
M l.. Herald oiiice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN
~ must be in healthy location and within honr's
reach o. City ho Address with particulars box io5s
New YORK Post office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

go EAST TnIRTy-TnIRD sTREEr.-TO LkT, With
90 Board large Rooms al summer prices. u genac-
man ami wie or nde gentlemen Rooms rented with
board. References.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

LADY HAVING SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE
n wout let Rooms % respectable parties on Parlor or
second floor Apply at "a West Forty seventh street.
near BT0adRAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

0l1 BROADWAY-A FIRST GLASS DRESSl
l.LOI maker has held positions 10 years IN the
leading establishments OF Eurone; an elnGl Nv Guuerl
ntier and designer desires similar Position or 10 go
m families OF make the most stylish silk dresses AZ
home cash, sI5; cutting ana basng DONE city reier-
cnce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

LIRST CLASS COUNTRY BOARD AT WHITE
Plans in q beautifully located suburban residence
only five minutes walk from depot; terms. 81 81 pei
week adults; liberal deduction tor ehlIdren else
ations tor horses II desired. Address Mrs
NEILSON. White Plains N. Y.l Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

INDOORS WILL BE LET CHEAP TO DEsIRAB BILE
L families, four rooms each: newly panied aud kaL
somined; modern improve menis; closets III perfect
L. BAILEY, a3l Hudson street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

no INvt sFOaS-I WILL SELL AT A GREAT BAR
L gain 6h0O acres splendid Coal, Timber AMI Graz
ina Lanls. / need money fortune address
FORTUNE, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27

RIO LEP-IN A PRIVATE HOUSR, FARLOR FLOOR
i and Basemen mt, containing eight rooms. al improve
mems, rent STa No 80 Seventh street
, 1875-02-22
Or. M't<klC.

Ito rrcne1cs His Farewell Sermon.
Tho nov. Or. v. W. alciiaig pronched hi,
farewell sermon yesterday morning to tho con.
grcgation Of the Ninth Presbyterian Church.
Contrary 10 expectation, ho abata.ncd from AM
rerercnco to tho difficulties which Aays sur.
rounded him during hls pho:t ministry ut thai
church. to which he ca,ne t1ntler tho nloet un.
favorable circumstances. Ho ee.ed wisoly, nnd
In htH wisdom l,as made many friends.
III advance Ut lis entering upon tho charge,
ho WEB assaIlcQ by ontRtiora. wlo, 1t IL catmed,
wcro largely hctunted through 5ealoney.
The assault hsa leen continued, participated
III Ivy many from whom betsef thnxs wero or
Eocted.. Grace Church. ~. oasgso;stl OF tue
Tin prcAbytery, ut c,riAin members OF 1t. l,ayo
also contributed to tls strife. by losing no op-
1,ottnnity to oEcn tho lais OF wrath ispon him.
!ho pFcabyterya ni!enso =. sau!o do1bslcss. 0! us
itere, which wau aggravated by la subsequent
lc,pti,al tr in0tsefcot pulpit o@prcas!oEs. Why
lo nhonIs har" becn hoaudca AZ Ao has, and
trn'!urel bs tLoao trota w49n. ho SHOULD have
j. j: ,"s Sass".'sis sotntss!anus i E d. 'sshss ssss
aslyorao conditions. however l,o INIT tho pulpit
of III" S'ut'' Church yesterday. loaylug; Lcl'iud
not feel ashamed. Whllo he leaYcs faw enc-
u'lcu. llo lcayea moro warm frlcn!I aud earnest
udu,ircEs. ue owea whatever enemies ho has to
hH persistent traducorI, who weTo ia tho church
in u1yance Of him. These arc frbo to recoeulya
Ills utility Al a preacher md lllu character as
RAN, but nt tho snmo time, forgetting to do unto
othe.B AZ ,tI.oy would bo dono by. bayo ,wsgea
ngntnHt lin q mcaniugleHs, uisncrciful, and
causcess War. in which there has baen lsfa dis
play Ut Christian charity than anything else.
Mr.. Nuinig tloaa uot propose solaaya Chicago
ut onco. III thu language Of Que Of his friends.
"Ile wil not bs driven away BY TIC lsssbyteEy.
ticntio,s Of that bt,dy. aud, again quoting. "Ds.
3icfaig can do tho a4ne .hlng."' In fact, :
,nnyo IL OIL foot alroAtly to establish III iAdepon.
sieut church in tho cc,strul or southern part OF
lilo city for him aud ltis trlonta hare voluntar-
ity como forward and pledged him
support. Just where tho Church viii
copt ts uastolats OF not. IL not yet deoidsd, nor
Nlil tt be for some TINA to come. 1t such .
church wese established with McKsi9 II Ito
Aead, II could scarcely fail Of suooess, especially
, 1875-02-22
WHAT DO uNtrARlANs BELIEVE?

sermon by tho Rcy. Charles w. WenAte.
Tho Rev DR.. Weuate, pAstor OF the Fourth
Unitarian Church, ,:e.shed tho following
interesting and rud!cal scsnon yoatezday morn
Ing.
Se desrs to 1,c,r ot Thee what Thou thinkcss for
as CONCERNING sh1a sgt w Know at everywhere it Ia
'p"nsn ", "!.'u's s - ,i,o T",rs - no L.. No.,
.ao ".os ~, r'a ~ Ia .,a';a.s,s " -, sa ~.
~ u'aus' ~ - ,,'a 1rsss,. .psa 49, @ ~ .o .,'o
osa'taua t,.n..,. ~. s"e ass ~, ''As Wv
chs'5 N"t'os'aa, ~. =, a sua. S"nc.o NJ
afo ntoaE" Asa'' ,.,oa.s s.'asa su!1 Gan'os'
!p6 1a"os wv ,o,.A =. o'6o'sa opFoS'"ol a""
not5 Aosl's uaae aso 10Y ~ nv W. w.. u.'-
ne!lotns' unsp''4."o'. a'a SoE'u'5 p'oP'1' oaI
!l1'lo oo'tst ta"s, 4nuos' s''o eFoae asas lpuio
dangerous to tao GhFl6''ao eanso' 4hla Iow
opinion " our uoc,stnes ana tno''Vo eeno'a"s
springs ifom "t'a1 'Sno3anoe aa1 nloa P.oJ"'
dico. II would DO thanhleas taali, therefore,
to attempt 10 change It by argument or dfspruuf.
The bcst course for uY to nursuo la to 70 our
or,, .oy , ,,,,r,ah,1~ ~ a,,a.;t.,, :. ,ro ror
o"a w. 49,. ~ up..hutN 1ua ou4,aus =" y" .
anu 70 te''s' tnas sesae a1a better ae'laah'anee
will correct nll such ungeuerous and nataken
on.,onu about us.
mt avon wben thta nrotnatco linn l,ecp nodi-
, 1875-02-22


"GoI2NyM PIP, M ,yIEL1sLo1ATED. sI. rRosrEnous.
L. sFEVEks. Agent. IL; souta a ulssksss IT, 1tooin t. t.
4 FEW LADIES' AND GltNTa GOl.D WATCHES
0fF1gE. ~ Clark.1t. 1toom ). up ttAira.
A DVERTIsEIsS WHO Di:si KE n, KEN0if COUN-
IL t!y Fcssts do 70 In tbs bes. and
Z a:s pp; = s:s.e' f. r. II SJG d.sf.
RIO THE HT1UKilOLDEllH Ob THE uii1UAGO.
burlington : tlu!ney aIl1oAd Uomi,any.-Tln nnttes.
FHned have. Within few dAYs btcolno aaase of ctrtaia
tash eoAnsatsd rt tho DubaquS ro.,.. whlo IN thur
.s;pssieat Ito 4siosins II. ss
tot olsctn At TITO nleet tho eth nst., Uhlcago
;i.@os Il s' II M.lks. GhsafH M ,Th.{g. 1ia:'on.
i's; tSsat s!essss fHt|s NJ: a; istot.
VIII q Without III .dd.,cn of she aads dsr:lsnsl
nELLx UO., Ksr Yoft. aud q ths pnde1sianed. . 4.
hAss atrcady hesn e1tonsLtsly calle Tho In
totcst Of ,is lrs.sut 4osrd ,oa nsltnd, it ya
.[S1es, , r ls,s: .t..: carefully xtne..od.
nanal re1y H. fos cn1enlsnce Anneand. whiolt II viii
ts!saea} tss!!aaea i 5ossN. l. 1N2en!ifts 4. !GiftsiswoLp.
ftps s;.skhol.r T. II. sar,patoa Hataey
attorney. with po"oso: snbs fnlon fur -: MID il
fSr ~ sajs +
pis.sas hsrsoy sYsaT u D1Sss;
ntAS*s-ilAnu and seal.
~ ing Hne Of Haugh Soo's phll.!rlphia i,ano aa
@ fss 'nls M plsssa sdazsss b. care ulssY SELsuN
, 1875-02-22
tsientd)

F1S4Htl1I 6FATKMEHT.
Aftcr roalipg the foregoing communications,
bE. Ely 0afd that, In orlor to correct tho erEone
ous ideas TINT might ha7o been dosiyad from
btntementH Eocoutly mado BY tbs press tn regard
to tho financial condition OF tho church, lie
wisilod to read tho following statement obtained
by Inn from tho Becrotar5 and Treasurer:
, 1875-02-22

Employment Agents.
WAfrED-rArILlf:H IN WANT OF
y kap1 Scandinavian and Herman hop CAN be tupp1tsd
It htrk lIUNk tfS nfce nnA lhun!ltT. e M!!M.M1hx
, 1875-02-22

ron BALE -F0RrY ACRES ON TlIK RIDGE At
ake residence wcrsh xahG1 10 $3S6 6a. Adtlspss SNY
Dssl. hEE II Nixon building northeast coenes Meu-
and l4ASa1lu-8th.
E.OH SALE-AGRK LOTS. e37s., X CASH, HAI--
aace to suit purchaser; south nj tbs cy conrsnlent
q. ". lItII- Isl Esst Madt.un-st.
TioK sALE--On ExqilA AN0E.-SEYERAL F1Nls
Il improved fnrnt, t1nntui ffbn n 10 xU aaeh.
Cali s,i in!e.!YsIc. O. .. En!EE1N IL Madison -.
, 1875-02-22

ionkkcepor5. Clorka. 6zcs
y3TANTED-Fy A RAILROAD nFF1CE. CLERK
w who haA l.h 1prrfnce: o,1.s hn ysuuE man
, 1875-02-22

IyTANTED-h LONG STRAW AND hHf30RT.RFEhW
W nlAt.bakers. BMIrii uUNGAN. III and l1
LATEST.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14
ANYTHING TO GIT WORK.

Hon. b. +. Butler has written letter
under date of September 3Oth, to Eugene
Bebee, Secretary of the Legal Tender
Club of New York City. In allusion tC
the decline in the value of property O.
nearly all kinds, he says it is the result
of Legislation voted for in Congress by
over sixty bank directors voting in theft
own interests under ruling of parlia'
mentary law made by another bank di.
rector"
He then turns to the troubles at Fall
River. 1t has been stated in the Asso-
ciated Press dispatches that "the courage
is all taken out of the operatives they
will submit. to anything for work" This
brief sentence comes with hundred
others, but stop, what does it mean? 1t
must awaken spark of humanity in the
bosom of every one whose heart is not of
stone. The letter continues;
You have been writing me and have
been replying upon the subject of the
reduction of values of property by this
system ofcontraction; but what shall we
say of the reduction Of men into slaves
by this system of contraction? Men
free, white and twenty.one-crushed
down in spirit until they "will submit to
anything" simply to get work. An op-
portunity to "earn their bread by the
sweat of the brow" not right to par
take Of the blessings of God to his crea-
lures OH earth-"to submit to anything"
for the privilege only to enjoy the prime
val curse. How long, 0 Lord, how long
shall such things be The end must
sooner or later surely come, and in this
that the workingmen and women will be
obliged to call for their wages invested in
Savings Banks, and the amounts greater
than the capital of the National Banks,
although it enjoys none Of the fifteen per
cent dividends of the latter institutions;
and when that call comes the money
lender ut usury must stand from under,
and may find himself as much broken in
spirit as the workingman is now, and
ready to submit to anything to get work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14
THE SIZE OF COUNTRIES.

Greece IS about the size of Vermont.
Palestine is one-iourth the size of New
York. .. ,ta
Hindostan is more than o hundred
times as large as Palestine.
The grand desert Of Africa has nearly
the present dimensions of the United
States.
The Red Sea would reach from Wash.
Sngton to Colorado. and it is three times
as wide as Lake Ontario.
The English channel is nearly as large
large as the Sea of Agov.
The Mediterranean, If placed across
North America would make sea naviga-
tion from. San Diego to Baltimore.
The CasI ian Sea would stretch from
New York to ST.. Augustine, and is as
wide as from New York TO Baltimore.
Great Britain and Ireland Is about as
large as New Mexico, but not as large as
iowa and Nebraska, They are less than
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Madagascar is as large as'New Hamp
sliire, Massachusetts,, Vermont, Connect.
icut, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jer.
sey, Virginia, North Carolina all put to-
gether sd ,.rl
The Gulf of Mexico is about ten times
ihe size Of Lake Superior, and about as
large as the Sea Of Kamschatka, Bay Of
b Bengal, China Sea, 0khotsk Sea or Japan
Sea. Lake Ontario would 60 in either oi
them more than fifty times,
The following bodies of water are near
ly equal in size: German Ocean, Black
Sea, Yellow Sea. Hudson's Bay is rath.
er largert than the Baltic, Adriatic half
Prussian Gulf and Egean Sea about hal
IS large, and somewhat lar ;er than LAX;
Superior.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14
TIE INEVITABLE BR01HER.iN-
LAW


The New York TRIBUNE concludes an
editoriYl on the dlsgraeeiu Developments
attending tie transfer Of the Eoyerlmeit
fscal agency from the 'BOrings 10 Cle%s,
as follows: f'
Itappears from letter produced AZ the
examination on Wednesday TINT there
were other persons associated with
Cheevcr in this enterprise, and when he
asked for thernames he mentioned only
one--Judge Lewis Dent, the Presidents
brolher-in. law. There is something
queer about Judge Dents connection
with the case. He does not seam toIdve
rendered any oStensibe service 10 the
firm, but he was 10 receive one-eghth Of
the profits, and, slran-c TO say, II Is not
clear rom whose share that portion was
to come. AZ one time according 10 the
witness, il was the understanding that
Dent was to have u half of Chcever's
quarter, but hegives the impression that
his arrangement was allerw al d modified;
Clews came to Washington and met
Dent, and what arrangements they made
then ! don't know. And Van Bufcn
Nobody seems to know anything about
him. Cheever does not know where he
lives, and cannot tell how his name came
to be inserted in the partnership agree
ment. No one has been discovered who
ever saw him Mr.. Cews offers 10 eX-
planation, and the public is settlingdown
to the conviction that he is n myth.
Now that the Presidents brother in law
is discovered bargaining for a clmmis-
sion of twelve and halfper cent on the
profits of a Government appointment, It
becomes important TO know who sands
behind the name of James Van Buren,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

Good,by, Governor CASTOR. Lightning
never strikes twice in the same place, -
Rochester Democrat Governor Gastot
wasn't elected by lightning. He wa'
elected, by thunder. .-Bosion Post.
A good motto in political campaign
and one always appropriate, is "wh"n
the churches 20 into politics they should
be treated with no more consideration
than politicians. Detroit Free Press,
As though Massachusetts politics, with
four parties in the field, were not sufli
ciently complex, the Woman Sutlragists
have concluded to participate. A com
mittee, with Mrs. Julia Ward Howe at its
head, has been appointed to wait upon
the various candidates and give them
support or opposition according as they
favor or oppose the "subjection of wo'
man."
The Chicago Inter. Ocean has suddenly
become virtuous since one of its editors
was dismissed from the Office of Apprais
er at Chicago, and the sins of the Treas
ury Department are being shown up now
by'one Of the administration own or
gans. The most serious charge it has yet
brought against Bristow is that he has
had new Administer carpet put down
in his room, and pier glass costing $500
erected where it was not needed.
One by one the States are coming to
adopt the same date, or nearly the same,
for holding their Gubernatorial elections,
Among the results of the election in Con
necticut on Monday was the adoption OF
a constitutional amendment making the
State election occur in November and
extending the term of Office of the Gov
ernor to two years. This will greatly
lessen the importance of the elections
for, occurring hereafter as they will at
the same time with other and larger
States, their political significance will be
almost lost.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14

The plEO0tC days nave come,
Tie SiCkCSt Otthe year, ...
The lime fr idle Jacks and veterinary qu1Cks,
And maShes, balls aud AeamS, aud hores on
the bier,
The coming tramp: Jack Frost.
"C1unt your Indians beror. issuing an
Buites.' A very good idea.
The American Womans Congress"
assembled at Syracuse, New York on
Wednesday.
Chcstnuts are beginning to throw of
their fail suits and to come up close 10
the fire.
Civil rights. A Texas ncgress has Civ
en- birth 10 twins, one black and the 9th
erwNite.
Oregon wheat exports direct to Great
Britain promise to approximate 100000
tons the present harvest year.
Something like business. A st. Louis
clothing firm advertiscs that "a small
man tan buy as cheap as large boy"
The color2d Odd Fellows of the United
States and Canada have just held their
thirl, enth annual convention at Louis
Vile.
There is an onion on exhibition at In-
dianapolis which weighs fifteen pounds.
1t perfumes the entire central part Of the
State,
Warren Hastings elephant, which ip
q hundred years old, is being fed up TO
be ridden by the Prince Of Wales
when he visits Lucknow.
.lfconsonant with the will of the Iudi-
ana Legislature, Mr.. Canghavanghutan-
ger, of that State, has made an avowal
that hewill change his name,
An Englishman has just performed the
feat of riding bicycle from Tnnbridge to
Liverpool 234 miles in eighteen hours
and thirty-dyc minutes.
'lfall the gold in the world were weld
Ell into one solid, cubic block one side of
the block would measure only twenty
three feet" Give us an inch.
The sale of American patent medicines
has been forbidden in Austria, because
somebody took au overdose and was un-
eble to tel what the effect was
The question whether club which
buys liquors at wholesale and sells to its
members upon the presentation of tick
cts is liable to the Federal license tax, is
oil trial at Boston.
The thirteenth census of Iowa, just
completed, shows population in Janua.
" last of 1851 ,4S8 people, an increase
since 1873 of 00,l05, and since 1870 OF
l474lS. The increase in ten years is
696,73O.
"Murder will out" A man named
Alexander, sixty-fve years of agc, blind
and in6rm,. has just been convicted Of
murder in the first degree, for killinga
man in Red river county, La, twenty
iwoyears ago
They are getting their winter frewood
out at Eidorado, Iowa, out of tamarack
forest thirty feet below the surface of the
groundI The wood, branches and bark
are as fresh as though the trees had just
beer buried.
Great snakes Down in Arkansas they
recently killed rattlesnake twenty feet
long, twenty. four inches around tn
girth, three or four inches between the
eyes and which made track OF eight
and three fourth inches.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14
LYNCHING IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Oct. "a special to the Jour
nal from Peoria says that about one
o'clock this morning nearly dozen men,
SUPPOSED to be from Forest City, Mason
c,unty, Illinois, succeeded in getting
William Pemberton, the escaped convict,
away from a constable. They fred sew
eral loads of shot into his body and not
succeeding in killing him in this way,
dragged him to a tree and hung him.
The constable made desperate fight for
his prisoner, mortally wounding one OF
the mob. PembertOn cut one OF the
iynchers terribly. He was under arrest
for horse stealingl Great excitement
prevails. & b. ~ l.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-14
NIX SWINDLHNG.

Quebec, Oct. "a man named H. F.
Adams, of New York, was arrested yes
terday while endeavoring to pass q
forged draft for $1,000 on the Bank of
British North America. Since his ar
rest he has confessed that be is one of
an organized gang of swindlers who had
decided upon making simultaneous pre-
santations of letters of credit wherever
slch paper was accepted.
Halifax, N. S.. Oct. 9.-The Bank Of
British North America was yesterday
swindled out of $1,000 by man who reg
istered his name at a hotel as B. A Bell,
of New York, on forged letter of credit
purporting to have been issued at the
New York agency. The man is supposed
to he the same party who was arrested
to-day in New Brunswick for an attempt
to obtain money on the same forged let
ters.