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The New York herald., 1875-10-30
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 20, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer Celtic (BD Kiddle Liverpool via QueenstownR
Cortis.
Steamer Colombo tBD, Burltt Hull E-Chas L Wright
Co.
VILE de Paris r, sanecr, Havre-George Mac
kenzie.
Steamer Alps Br Williams, kingston &c-Pim Forwood
Co
Steamer Cuba, Mcintosh Havana-F Alexandra h Sons
Steamer q 4 Ulyhant Adams, Jacksonville
Gardner
Steamer Richmond Kelly, Norolk-old Dominion Steam
ship Co
steamer yineland Bower Batmore-wm Dalzel
Steamer Mayiower. DAVIDSON Philadelphia-Jas Hand
Ship VIM Tapscott, Morgan Liverpool-Tap'eott Bros
Co.
Bark Gehon dtaD, Modan Newport E-J Seager
Bark Victoria Ger Sessnow, Cork Falmouth for
ders-Funch. Edge 4 co.
Bark Imperator NOR, jensen Waterford IFunch, Edyc
Bark Schiller Ger Goistcin Bremen-charlcs LulIng
Co
Bark S Besrse sweetser yalparaiso-Fabbrl Chaun-
Bark W L Anderson Brandt Matanzas-James L Ward
Co
Brig Ruby Neal. Port Spain Trinldad)-D Trowbrdge
Co
Brig Florence. Rathburn Mobile-E Hurlaut 4 Co.
Sehr Matilda NJ tBp, Merriam Kingston, &c-Mddeton
4 Co.
schr Ricardo Barros Newton, St Pierre Mart-BJ Wen
berg.
Schr Osseo C3r) Gorhan ST Johns NF-Ieney Parker.
schr Annie A Hoton, Smith, Corpus Christi-B Wen
berg.
schr Nettie Langdon Collins, Darlcn, Call W Loud
Co
schr Clara L Bergen, Dayton savannsh-Evans, Ball
Co.
Schr Isaac Rich. Studley Boston-wm Baker.
Schr Artist. Forester Warren. RI-Ferguson X Wood.
Schr Burton, Bnrley stamiord-stamiord Manufac
turing Co
sloop I'D Crons, Jarvis. South Amboy-I b Gregg
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AYR Oct 2ssailed schr Lizzie Dewey. Davis, United
States.
ANTWERP, Oct 2s-Arrived. bark President Daae CNor,
Nielsen, Philadelphia.
sailed 2sth, ship Souvenir tBr), Perry, Now York
BRISTOL, Oct 29-Arrived brig Tramore (Br), Tuthill
Charleston.
BELFAST Oct 2o--Arrived, bark Mlncrva Thomas, New
York.
Sailed 2sb, barks Romano Aus scopinich, United
States; Garbadi tItaD, Tassni. do
CErTr Oct 2s-Arlyed bark Elliot Ritchic Hutchinson
New Orleans
DEAL oct % 10 AM-oG, steamer Denmark CBr, win.
Jams, from New York for London.
Arrived ia the Channel goth. bark 81 Mathaus Ger ,
Wicbe. Philadelphia for konigsberg
FALNoUrH. Oct 20-Arrived, ship Bertha Pote Lobos
HrLvoET, Oct 2s-Arnved steamer w scholten CDutch)
JanEcn Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 29-Arrived, steamer GuiIlormo Csp,
Echsvarria. New Orleans.
Also arrived 10th, ship John Gladstone , Locke, st
John NIB
sailed 2sh ship Patterdac (3r Gunson Francisco;
bars Harriet Upham Br. Putnam North America, ophir
Br), Murray, United states; 29th pm. steamer Illinois
Shacklord, Philadelphia.
Also sailed 18th bark Flora () Townsend Philadelphia
LONDON Oct 2S-Cleared bark somerville (Br), Baker
United States.
LISBON Sailed Gyda, for New York
NEWCASTLE Il, Oct 29-Arrived. brig Don Quixote, Nun
roe Gottenburg,
MALES Oct 23-Arrived bark Sole ItaD veryona, New
York.
PLYxoUTn Oct 2s-sallsd bark Nile CBD, Gibbs, United
States.
ogEEEsrowE Oct 2sArrivsd ship Ctr Of Brussels lBrl
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GAZE
BOUND SOUTH.


steamer Electra Young Providence Tor New York
schr llbbard tBrl, Merrnan. Marthas Bay for New
York
scir Nulato Ball 81 John NB for New York
Seir Mauua I.ua Snuhprn, Machns for New
Srhr II ~ Perry Perry Boston l,ir New YnYk
Schr Hannibal Boston Tor New YORK.
Sclr Vim CApes, Kelly Boston Tor New York
schr u Nahnamo, Douglas New Haven Tor New York
Schr Ida l.. Boston Tor New York.
schrJ } Barrett. sicktrs0n, Boston for New York
Selr Ida Babcuck Bnhclek, Boston Tor New York.
sehr John Brown Inrry Boston tor New lors.
seir Nm II Bowen, Dill Providence for New York
Schr Mary Matt, Matt. New LONDON lur Ntw York
sarah ltuyt, Lranrner, New Haven New York
Schr Carroll. Providence 0r New York
Schr pHutheA. Allen. Npw Haven - Ne York
Srhr Minnie ~ Garrison. Portland lpr Nav Ynyk
Sehr Bella Peck, Ayery, New London tor New York.
York.
schr D g Foster. Providence for New York
schr Kate Newman, Newman. Lynn tOr New York
schr Pearl, Goldsmith Snco lOr sew York.
sehr John Mou4ht, Wckson, Fan Riyor ior New York.
schr Warren Gates, smith. Milestone Point or New York
Schr J X Atwood atwood, Bristol Tor New York
Schr Merwin, Bunce. ran River tor New York
schr kawlcy, Rpwlcy, salem ter New York.
sciir Fannie Warner, Dickinson Mddetown Phila-
delphia.
schr Heading RI 81 80 Adams stamford ior New York
Schr Nm u feck, Bunce, Hartford Tor New YORK.
schr Monitor, Davis, Providence tor New York
Schr J II Young. barrett Pas atucket ur New York
sehr samuel Dodwin. Williams. stamford New York
BOUND EAST
Schr steadman spear Philadelphia for Boston
sChr \ Anderson. johnson. Auhuy for Nrwpurt
Schr B sherman Alien, liuhasen Or Boston
Schr Ecauing XIX NJ ~ Iiue Amboy or Hartford
schr Emma 4 Porter. Chapman, New York for New Ia.
schr chas Dennis Por, Johnron FOR Boston
star, Ray, Port johnson ipr Portland.
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Kennedy San Francisco; barks syaneu DAM sorensen,
Baltimore via New London Brdsow Br. Williams, Three
Sisters, rs; Mattea Aus Premuda, New fork
Also arrived 18th noon, steamer Bohnia lBr, Noodle
New York for Liverpool tand proceeded
Sailed Goth, City Of Richmond d3r, MeCheny
and Baltic tBrl Gleadel rom Liverpool New York-the
latter al > PM.
Philadelphia
SoUrn AMProN Oct 29-Arrived. steamer Leipzig Ger.
Hoffman, Baltimore for Bremen tand proceeded.
TRIESTE, Oct 23-Arrved, bark Dorna Aus. Velcich,
New York; brig chas Purves Small Philadelphia.
sailed about 23d bark Canada tir) Wood United States
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AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

FIRST DAY OF THE EXTRA AUTUMN RACES AT
JEROME PARK-PooL SELLING LAST EVEN
ING.
This i the hrst day Of the extra autumn at
Jerome Park and thero eve events the card.
The lrst Of these is Tree handicap sweepstakes Of $50
each, il declared out, with $500 added Of which
sl25 the second horse three.quarters Of mile Then
another handicap sweepstakes Of SIS each, with
$3.50 added, Of which $3.50 TO the second horse; one
mile and half The third race Is a selling sweepstakes
$40 each with $500 added Of winch sl25 TO the
ond horse the winner be sold at auction mile
and an eighth Then follows free handicap sweep
stakes Of $40 each with $500 added Of which S125 to
the second horse mile Thc days amusement
VIII Wind up with a handicap stecpiechasc, purse of
81 900. OF which 5000 to the second and 500 to the
third horse; the usual stecpechase Pools
sold these events Inst night at the several marts
the following being average
A MILE
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmaers informed
that by tcegraphng the uERALD London Bureau. nd
dressing Bennett No 80 Fleet street. London" tbs
Paris office. addressing Bennett u Avenue lie ropera.
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
ports Of American aud all foreign vessels trading
with the United States same will be this
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
aud peditious Tor telcgraphing
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pS- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NlGHT.-The NEw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal Tor
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the coor red green red changing TO the other
succession be several miles distant Cap
tains OF vessels upon seeing this signal will oblge by
pairing any they have Tor the ship News
Department OF the HERALD.
D9-Persons desrous of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York BY addressing such vessels
OF HERALD yacht pier No East River, New York.
from all parts the world and promptly do
hvered. Duplicates required.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. ~, Oct 25Saiied bars Blanco (I,r) Foster
Cork u Bcsse, Tor Hong Kong; 2sth ship McNcar Gar
Queenstown
ALEXANDRIA, Oct 2S-Arriyed schrs Northumberland
Oclore repaired sunk below ,r repairs Fooks Wash
ngtuu. y VI Leonard. -- Tor do
Saiicd-irR Josie DevercuN. Boston; scrs n Ardiorne
DO 1eitySbutg ilaboken. u Bunhatn, Portland.
BOSlON, bet Gl-Afriycd. steamers Oriental. Matthews
Savannah Harrisburg Ward Philadelphia: SAXON snow
do; brgs Anglo t3r Barbados. Ioclel (BrD Ham, -
JaRo; Hoviand l.akeman surinum.
Also arrived steamer Nereus Berry New York; schrs
Maraeaibo, Hilton, Labrador; Adriana, Merrill, HalOwel
for Albany -
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PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS,

SECOND FALL TRoTTING MEETING-MUSIC AND
HARRY GILBERT WIN THE TEAM RACE-THE
2:3S PURSE POSTPONED AFTER SIX HEATS.
There was very iair attendance at the Prospect
Park Fair grounds yesterday afternoon Two events
the programme these being purse Of $500 for
horses that beat 23s, and purse OF $500 for
teams or fifteen entries in the former there
were but four that came for the work These
were John Trouts bay Florence, H. &. Dob
sons sorrel mare Martha Washington, r. M. Wether-
bees bay geding Langdcn, and J. II. Phillips bay
gcding Bay Jack Martha Washington the FIRST
heat IN 2:33s Bay Jack the second in h Langden
the third and fourth in 2:35ls and 23214 Bay Jack
the ath in :341s and Martha Washington the sixth
23714. At this time the postponed until to-
day at ten \ NJ Before the sixth heat Bay Jack in
the pools sold against the Held The contest
bay Hartford Belle and W. c. Trlmbe's chestnut
Music and sorrel gelding Henry Gilbert The
latter the iavortes $50 TO S27 They distanced
the others in the first heat
SUMMARY
PEosPHcr PARK FAIR GROUNDS, GRAyEsESD. L. T..
Oct 20, 1S75.-FOURTH DAY Or THE FALL TROTTNG
MEETISG-Purse No. :, Of $500 for horses that
beat S mile heats three in five, in harness. $3.50 to
the st 500 to the second and $50 to the third horse
Entrance ten per cent Of purse, which closed with
fifteen entries
J. II. Phillips b. z. Bay Jack. ........2 . 2 2
r. NJ. Wetherbee's b. e Langden. 49,. 3
ii. g. Dobson's :. Martha Wash
lngtoh. .:...'.;;. .;;................
John Trouts D. m. Florence. ......... I 4To
John j. ingalls, gr. ). Otego Chief, John MuTphys
ch m. Jennie r., A. Z. Whitsons br. & J. H., G. H.
McDonslds gr. Brewster Maid. W. w. Cumme's b.
&. Banauo W. :. Thoms' : m. Elsie, +. SIMPSONS b.
Modesto, e. ;. Green's b. T. John Mingo, Griggs
Ross gr /. Henry, W. F. Weeks b. i. W. H. Beede
and T. Van Ness br. Compeer were Withdrawn
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NOrE-POstponed alter sixth heat until 3Oth inst at
hall past ten A. W.
SAME DAY-SECoSD RAcE.-Purse $500, for all teams
mile heats three in i've s275 to the rst, $3.50 to the
second and go 70 the third.
STARTERS.
W. Q. Trimble's ch. m. Music and g. z. Harry Gil.
OcFt.
W. H. Woosey's b. IN Princess and b. IN. Hartford
TIME.
Qaarter HdIE Nile
First theat............... 4lk 1.20L 2.36
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF
~ ierent legal everywhere:
no publicity required charge until divorce graned al
Vice Tree. W. HOUSE, Attorney. 1874 Broadway
(tHROSIC CArARRH, DEAFNESS. DISCOVERY
~ aud treatments instantaneous relief;
at distance cured Trial free.
Dr sIopDAkD No. West Fourteenth street, New YofA
THOMAS ~ AGNEW. THE GREAT NEW YORK.
Grocer Tea COlec and Flour Dealer. All New Yorkors
ami everybody else should call and got bargns 80 Ysag
~
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived Fayal Sept 16 Iadey Cleveland, OF NIB. and
landed A. bbls OIL 20 be sent homes 9th Emma Jones'
Potter do aud landed AZ bbs OIL TO be sent home
Also arrived Sept ~ John Carver Dean. OF NIB and
landed 90 bbls o 22d Sea Hamblin Of NIB having
board $50 bbls do: oath. Wave. Briggs, of NIB and
funded $50 bbs do 25th Gibbs. smell o. NIB; and landed
40 bbs do 2Gth Norris Winslow of Nh having board
landed 2sth Gazelle, Mosher, Of NIB
landed 22o bbs do 2eth Kathleen Howland Of NIB, and
landed 100 bbls do Sarah Hale slocun, Of NIB. and
ed N liz an oil
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALl
wHTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
is, Jarvis. South Amboy-I b Gregg.

wmTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Arragon Do Syinons Bristol I6 days, with
mdse and 81 passengers to Morgan strong and
NV winds The entire Bas.ase ,o. r.,. c,
Oct - ya Lane 10th, with mdse and passengers to
steamer Daren Br, shaw Taganrog 20 days with mdse
To Wood, Payson Colgate.
steamer wyanoke Couch Richmond city Point and Nor.
ok with mdse and passengers 70 Old Dominion steamship
Ship Magellan Henry Boston, days ballast to mas
Bark Marie ItaD Trapan Gloucester 81 days with
BARK Pag9y lSoui Frolleh fog,ey u days with china
BARK Maria Luigia dtab. Lemide, Amsterdam u days,
Bark orsoia tnD cadero Naples 81 days in ballast to
order Passed Gibraltar sept 2O Oct - lat 80 %, Ion
with siars stnnding aud ali sails gone "
Brig Tuia Miller. Belize Hon. a days with TO VIM
Brig Martimqueise Fr Mangere, St Pierre, Mart 10 days.
Brig Nellie Hustled, Iewkesbuy, Havana IL days with
sugar t9 order: vessel to Brett Son Go.
sel TO IL Ewell Cu Oct 2s lat 81 lon 10 encountered
shifted carro 2oln lat r. o. ion q spoke sehr Leona,
Vim Ilater from Boston for Port Royal. - days out.
Thomas 9tS With sugar &e 70 ii swan Son oe St rs IS
had heavy sw gale lost jbboom aud oreopmast sprung
81 - 70 90 spoke sclr Eyina hence Martinique
Schr Rdgcwood johnson. Gcorgctowns G, days with
naval Doner, Potter Co; vessel to L d Hur
schr Ridgwood, johnson. Georgetown c. with naval
Schr Albert Mason. Rase. Georgetown, DC.
Schr Il & Paige. Grace. baltimore.
schr Emma Bacon tof Barnstabiel Bearsc from Maiden
Washington Dc put into this port distress having
the 27th s:O Pm, OF Little Egg arbor been in COLI.
with the brig Frontier from Philadelphia Portland
before repored lost fore aud anmaSt aud stove bul.
warks: 2sth AN spoken aud taken III tow BY the
pilot boat Charlotte Webb No p and subsequently By
senator Nike Norton who towcd her the city.
nsy~stcamcr Canada tjr, which 2sth reports =
n lat I3 70 Ion ~ o. Denmark tBr)
hence for London 22d lat - ~ lon ~ ~ an American
ship showing signals llDNS which steering stated
r3y.BArk Gustaf Adolph tswcl which arrived aud an.
chOred sandy Hook. came ~ ~ the city 2th, AN.
brig Monarco del Mare, from Constnntinope which
arrived 2sth u consigned john scagcr mot before
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SPOKEN.

Ship Frank Pcndleton Nichols from Gene for Melbourne
Sept 20, lat - n. Ion ~ W
Ship Constantine Crecvy from New YORK for London Oct
% lat AZ - Ion 81 -.
Bark Andriette swel odman from Bremen for wllmipg
ton. Nc. Oct IL, lat ~ 20, Ion 30 f.
Schr Day Star. from - Tor 81 John, NIB, Oct %, 20
miles L from Banegat
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sAILED.

Barks Ammonia DO for Bermuda; Iiz1e Wright tHrl
london Paul Gen, Amsterdam. brig Irennlor tNor)
lork. sclr Mo,lic, Cape hHyuen.
Wind ~ sunset, NV
Barometer at sunset, 30Ol
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YACHTING NOTE.

The yacht vesta, Mr.. G N. Mills NY.YC, from
New York. passed Whitestone yesterday en- route for
New York
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
S,iS Dca,aa'ioaI

DATES or DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK PoR THE MONTHS
OF OCTOBER AND NoyEhBEp.
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. ozark took the lead a. the START Busy Bee second
FAIRY Queen third, Nette Norton fourth Caroline
nth, Galway sixth, GayO seventh There WE
change 70 the quarter pole except that Caroline
Into third place. At the halt milo pole ozark led
Busy Bee second, Caroline third Nottc Norton fourth
Fairy Queen nth, Galway sixth Goyo seventh When
the horses camo around 10 tue stand after i sharp
tusscl up the h0mcstrctch, Ozark passod under no
wire first by head, winning the hrst money Caroline
second, Nette Norton third, Busy Bcp loultG taI
way hlh, Fairy Queen sixth, Gay0 pracUcally
out of The race Time, / 58 Gone aruun.
the upper turn the iucscy ~ OnrE took
pull on him and Coraliue dgHAei nNI1 n tdtiNtp
four lengths, then Seltc N0rluu logan II Aiogu ul
when ozark was let loose asu.n- Nhcn ~ came tl
lhe stand az The end 0i the sceunu inIu Was leading
three lengths Nettie Morton setuna, Caroline thra
galway fourth, FAIRY Queen hlih, Busy Dec sixth
sayo now here, lie baying been pulca ep The time 81
he two miles was :45. Gong around the turn Aetue
SortOn moved up to lake tile lead, but Ozark
tept ia 'front.' and had two lengths the best o i
u the quarter pole still running under strong pull
Eettio was six lengths away from Caroline Galway
ourth Busy Bee nth, Fairy Queen sixth The race
Aad At this time become simply match between Ozark
and Netle Norton all the others being practically out
IL When The third mile was finished. ozark
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-03
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY EVENING, Nav 81, 1875

MONDAY EVENING, May 81. 1878.
Present-Underhill President; Biechele, Barlet,
Cobaugh, Cassidy Campbell and Reisnider
Minutes of last meeting read and approved,
Petition of Frank GaSser, asking for compensa-
used by the city in grading Referred to Com
mttee on Streets and Alleys.
Mr.. T. c. Nighman asked permission to use the
hydrant on North Market street for sprnkling pur
poses.
Street Commissioner instructed to lay plank
over gutter at Mr. Nighmans expense
Committee on Gas Mr. Cassidy, chairman re.
ported that the arrangement for burning light in
city clock all night would be fixed at the mex
meeting of County Commissioners.
Committee OH Streets and Alleys reported in the
matter of accepting Myers addition; that prop
erty owners along the extension Of Fifth street
asked large prices for land, and wished further
time. Granted
Committee on city property reported in favor of
allowing $50.
Mr.. Eauman, for title to property occupied by
Fourth Ward Hose House. Agreed to-
bill to amend ordinance concerning auc.
LOheeTsi Iehu heCOHu ulnc, anu Dlll W pTOVlue
pavements for North Plum street, read second
time.
Weighmaster Fields reported amount taken for
weighing, s3i 70. Reyort accepted and agreed TO-
Bill of Health Officer, for the removal of nui.
sanCes, amounting to s3T 5O was allowed.
Committee on Gas was instructed to procure six
new lamps to replace broken ones
Adinnrned
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-03
MAssILLoN CORRESPONDENCE.

The schools of this city will close on
the 10Th.
Some rutiian has been disfguring DR..
Watson's fence OH Prospect street.
MassillOn is to have new station house.
We learn that Mr.. John Vog has the con-
tract for building Il new station house of
stone from the quarry on the west side.
The building will be 10 feet long q feet
wide of one story of l6 feet, with fine
dome in the center. The business end of
the building is to be on Mill street. Much
credit is due to P Il. Albright, Esq, for
the building of such station house and
its location on Mill street.
Saturday was observed as decoration
day. A large crowd, elegant music, and
the strewing Of the soldiers graves was
the ceremony. In the evening Damon
and Pythias was played to u large audi
ence at the Opera House, he proceeds of
which went TO aid in the building Of Il
soldiers monument.
DR.. f. Chidester and wife have gone to
Western Iowa on visit to their friends,
to be gone month.
Gen'l Knapp, Ms. and Miss McLain
and Miss Hill started on Saturday on
board the "Brittanic" of the White Star
liIe for Europe.
The usual number of drunks were OBJ
servable on the streets ofthis city on Sun
day last.
On Saturday while Mr.. Kaspar Wenzel,
On Saturday while Mr.. Kaspar Wenzel,
of this city was standing between two
cars on the track ofthe P. Ft. w. & Cry,
looking at the large procession moving
down Erie street, an engineer having in
charge an engine and section of freight
train backed up against one Of the cars,
driving it against the Jther and crushing
Wenzel 80 that he fell on the track and
four cars passed over him, severing both
legs at the knees. Neither the engineer
nor any other person knew of his being
there until he was seen to FIJI upon the
track. He lived but a short time. His
age mas 81, and he leaves wife and eight
sons ane daughters to lament his death.
Mr.. Wenzel was a much respected and
chanic, and for years has been in the Rus
sell shop. His funeral was largely at
tended on Monday, The Russell estab-
lishment was stopped to enable the work
men to attend the burial.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-03

DECORATION or Memorial Day is now
observed more with feelings honorable
10 humanity than few years ago. 1t
was the hatred then entertained and
manifested that induced Senator Sum-
ner's protest against any ceremonial
Oommemoration of the lamented dead of
the Civil war. Long previous to this the
same distinguished man decaimed
against 4th.of July celebrations. 1t will
be remembered the Legislative Censure
was abrogated few days before his
death. 1t is an impulse honorable to hui
manity to remember and cherish in the
heart the brave and gallant dead who
perished in defence ofcountry or great
cause. Honorable motives were theirs
aid they proved their faith by their sacri-
Acel This is equally true of Union and
Confederate dead.
The softening hand of time in allaying
passion, strangling, as it were, the efforts
of narrow minded and small men to per-
petuate sectional hate is manifest. The
manly and honorable submission of the
South has had its effect upon the high
minded generous people of the North.
Within the past year, an exConfederate
officer residing abroad, restored to Mas
nachusetts, a battle-hag honorably won
Such incidents are calculated to help on
the era of good feeling-when people
South and North will decorate all the
graves of the gallant dead of both sec
tions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-03
THE calamity at Holyoke, Massachu

TIE calamity at HoIyoke, Massachu
sets calls public attention to nearly al
public halls, lecture rooms and churches.
There are few ofthese constructed with Il
view to rapid and easy exit in case of
fire. Most people know the situation
and often think of the danger, and when
such an accident as that at Holyoke oc-
ours, they are ready to say, Il knew it
would be So" Theatres are peculiarly
liable to such accidents, being at times
lavish with unguarded lights and combus-
tible draperies. We have law i'll Ohio
for the condemnation of publ halls OF
properly constructed and arranged, but
the law is sseldom enforced.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-03
PENNSYLVANIA DEITSH
BREEF FUN SAMMY SCHNITZLEl
DUNNER'sBARRICK, June der !, 1875.

DUNNER'sBARRICK, June der !, 1875.
Mister Drucker:
De letsht woch war ich on der grose
Republican convention in Lenkeshter,-
De Fanny is derhame gehlivva. We ich
fun hame OBJ g'shtart bin hob ich my
mind Of g'mauCht de proceedings fun der
convention roporta for's in eier DEMO
CRATni publisha. Es war full fun denna
Tzeitungs reporters on der convention,
un Sc sin all uf der same opinion dos in
Lancaster wssa Sc we mer lager beer
maucht. bort drinka de olty un de yum
gy lett lager beer-de websleit un de
monsleit-de grossy un de kleany-de
shwartzy un de weisy-de Irishy un de
deitshe-de gooty un de schlechty-all
mitnonner sin happy wann Sc yusht era
lager beer hen. Wann Lancaster bub-
belly ON tzawna is, don gebt de mommy
'em kea sootingsirrup un nix-a-so, aver
yusht lager beer. Un so aw wann de
Lancaster viewer era kinner OBJ g'wana-
Sc dumas NIT lager I'm so fun kint uf
larna de lett lager beer tzu usa yusht so
noddeerich os 81 con. I'm we g'sawt, de
reporters sin all gsatisfed dos de Lenk.
eshter lett wissa wass goOt is.
Aver ich muss der sawga fun der con-
vention. ICh hob mer anes fun den
excursion tickets kawft un bin aw on de
Republican convention wo ON letzhta
mitwoch in Lancaster war.
We ich i'm car g'kuchd war hob ich
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-03

THE DEMOCRAT thinks it makes point
by stating that in olden times democratic
Presidents got only $4,000 per year, and
now Grant gets $4,000.
We will state another fact. Gov.
Chase and Governor Dennison only re-
ceived 81 300 per year, salary, as Cover
nor of Ohio. Gov. Allen now gets ST. 900
per year Here is theory and practice.
Will the DEMOCRAT put this in the pipe
and smoke it?-Repository.
Why, whose "pipe" came it out Off
Who should swallow the smoker" Why
not state what party increased the salary?
What Party made the Presidents salary
$4,000 year2 Didn Governor Noyes,
Aliens predecessor, get his $4,000?