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FACTS AND GOSSIP.

New YonK, March 23.-Thc President Of the
Juvenile Guardian Hoclety las writ On a toto to
tho lsoy. Mr. Halliday, tho pastoral helpor OF
plymouth Church, In Drooliyn, In which ho saya
TINT tho Characterization Of tho Guardian Socln-
", in 1It. iialltdays testimony, last weok, In tho
great acanaat trial, "was malicious c41ort to
damage our reputation. It IL an inadequate
roparAtlon. after wrong has boon dous4 to saY
that you did not intend 1t. We shalt protect
our good nane by all the loeal meauI In our
p0Nor."
TIE MAN VITO LooKs IlgE nxEcuEs.
NEG lIork sim,
Ills cAoeks arc ru11y aud fat, Lin hair is long
and turning gray, AIs atep ia elastic, Rntt ho
wesrH . heavy cape, and sometimes y slouoh
5 M LIZ sna.sss t sso s sseESd 's d .a To-, ps
outh pastor, and ho WA called ON to doeido tho
wsgat. Ifo was In Chtttendeu, H., In tho Eddy
excitement, and persone thoro thought that 1Ir,
Hoocaor Asd loft tho Twin-Mountaln House to
zee tlle spirttua,ats porforn,; lilo attends tho
tue sauo seat every time. Az l4o pasacs ia and
cut OF tho Cours-lIouso tho corridor tllzong
stretch Their neckH snI say "TtleIe goes Ueeo1l-
o." and bolieSe II until they aso sr. and Mrs.
William Il. Ttcc, aud ho lives At No. 838 Bcl4er-
merhoru stroos, ,nd is q retired jsweler. 1Ia
goes to Talmag0'a Tahornaclo on Sunday, and
oshor placcH OF amusement on tho week daya.
iie mover dead heads, and PASSES alternately for
Ms. Ueect!ct aud for John Bwiuson. Having
heard every wor4l Of testimony 10 far, ho ex~
pects to boar 1t 10 tho 0n1.
uEEcuEn's PR2r1Eo nAND.
.stla TURK sun.
There aro nearly q, coo members III plymouth
Church, but Of tilosa not more than dozen arc
ever callod Oh In the Friday uigilt prayer-mcot-
ings to pray, and for year In tho inootiug tho
lpastor las not ol,ohen = member out OF thls
doxen 10 pray. Al tho mcnbera OF tho church
ring, but tho habitual pt asera aro few. Tho 1ey.
Edward Deccher " called most often, aud prsyB
Halliday prays somotimes; rrof. los Raymond
occasionally; Thomas q. Hhearmsn once In a
whiIs aud Deacon Garbutt, DR.. White. hlr.
Hutchinson, Brother Hawkins Drother I'LL, not
t 10 lawyer, and Usothor Morton make up tho
d ,xop. Regular attendants can count upou two
y 1yesa out of tho dozen every week. Henry VI.
b,gv, IL. u. C!alliu, i. Y. Whlte. Wallace oald-
, 1875-03-24
NOTES AND NEWS.

sptetut In,,,ateh ia Ths chttaeo Tr;bur.
w.s,,Saroy ~ D. a. s,nrch 1,:ts oa.Tre,,nt7 e,r ot
"..' ~. - ~ '.a.Iu 1'.Isa'a't ~, w.
Aeas a'ato thas 9ao opeFauona OF tho aoH .ee
renc1 act Hliow constantfy-incroaslns conhae
tion Of The currency, aud that tho pFopoEsep''
81, sas.snos a, y "a,.a .a,.aa, ''''
"aoes 1uo 10" VIII nesor aRa'h DO fe''suea'
WILL NOT 1zs1aN.
There tB no truth In tho rumor that 8ecseti,
Dristp,y iptcnds to INN adiato|y lander Lis re.s
naaon. he ~ times hea tnought OF .es'ssma
Ills oll'co but hls roaiguatton has 'eycF oeea'ea
Gered, and 1t ts not thought probable At psssee'
, 1875-03-24

Nzw Yoax, March 23.-Arriyed, ateamshps
Wisconsin, from Liverpool; Bsato Of Georgia,
from Glasgow.
Lospos, March 23.-Bteamshlp Denmark, from
Now York, has arrived OF the Lixan..
NEW Yonx, March 23.-AEEivod, steamers CAM
bra aud uolHatia, from Hamburg.
SOUTHAMPTON, March 23.-Htoamer Weser,
from New York, has arrtvpd.
Nxw Yonx, March 23.-AzrlSed-gteams
Spain, from Liverpool
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BLOOMINGTON.

special Dispasoh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
Dloou.xa1oS, ILL.,, March aa.-For some time
past case resembling tho Doccher-Titon suit
las been In progress in tho Mclean Circuit
Court, whorcin A. 8. nuttcdgo cues man named
Cgoao for Tho seduction OF his wifo. To-day tho
Jury rendered verdict agninst Croso for 81, sou.
l. motion wan onterel for o now trial.
, 1875-03-24
SCANDAL.
Continuation Of the Cross
Examination Of Miss
Bessie Turner.
Her Memory Proves to Be Short
OF the Proverbial Re-
quirements.
a Number of Important Broach-
os Mode in Hor Friday's
Narration.
Fullerton t7nhorscs Tracy In tho Reg
ufar Legal Jonst.
A More than Usually I'm
amiable Crowd in the
Corridors.
The Recent Pendery-Hensley Shoot
ing Affair ut Leavenworth,
Pendery's Intrigue and Correspondence
with Nensley's Widowed
Daughter.
The Most Absurd Of This Seasons Boun-
teous Crop Of Scandals.
A Bloomington Ti1ton Gets q Vcr-
diet OF III, 800 Damages.
BROOKLYN.
Pendery's Intrigue and Correspondence
with nensley's Widowed
Daughter.
The Most Absurd Of This Seasons Boun-
teous Crop Of Scandals.
A Bloomington Ti1ton Gets q Ecr-
diet Of $1,000 Damages.
DlsOOKLIN.
OBSERVATIONS.

!sy.efat D;.po,ca 10 IN, CH1aay Tribune.
UuooxnYx, Neroh 23.-rAo nttenaancu d. tho
great t1ial dailv iucrcagee. Whether or not
there turks ,u ,lIc public mind suspicion that
Dccchor ia mora and moro likely Will, tho pas
anna of eyory hour to taAo the Btanl tho crowd
vhicl, delights TO catch cold In tho lobhieB md
to 10 porhtstontly robuirod by tso police WAS
denHor than oyer, At half-,ast ID tl,oro was
"stnndino. room, ouly. n 1uasnlcl, as "ntan.lug-
room" ia q uoucnstty III these proceedings by
yirtuo OF .he Judges order nobody MAS allowed
entrance aftor tho early tr.!s had takon thc!r
pcrchcs, Tho consequence was that tho rejected
caudIlntcs for ntIntsnion--n motley gathering
filled the corridors with thor complaining
aua.nst tho wscat Of nlI His 1louor'u rulings.
WITHIN TIE counr
t1,o most nosat}o fosture OF tho attouianoo was
ti,e largc,y.iucrcased uuu,bor Of laos, Of whom
there ucre soyou present. Ono OF ttium was 4
really boautiful brunette WHO sat iu front OF
Mrs, Tilton and pald close attention IL tho ovi-
,1cnrc. Right behind hcr mt Mrs. Triton In tho
rea shnwl. Sbo hold paIr Of gold oyo-slassos
botwoon tho f,pcotY Of ller right hand, through
which, from tin,o to titnc, ets took prolonged
obsoryatious of tho witpcey,
TIE hrArr.
At lilo tho jury had been called, aud Ills
1,onor, who In yory III. badp Miss Bessie Turnor
tnko TIM stand. Caldwell again ofllc,atcl as
os,or, anil lad l,or to tbe chuir, FULLERTON
Una os ,,}ond M ayor. lila kind. boan,p0 faco
aloro viii, uort Of boptrnnut interest en- tho
x,tuona M II shc warn A waywarl daurhtor with
whom lo preferred to deal tondery Tho cross
examination, though yolyosy had claws In 1t,
and tl,ev stuck into some kind OF losh whom
St,sn ,'.,a~ ,,,,,;n, tost,nnJ ,x,tI, ,rtor +,,,+
+.., ~, n. - ~. ,.., -,
o,' | ,.a,,t,. III. H.. ,,a,a n n.a
iva uao ~, ,..!5. % 1aa,..a, ,h,. s,a 1enaa aal,
t"o' ".u 4.S'a ~, .e,',a... .,. a ~o'a
neset lo'sa1 sno 'asAa .s..., a... ~ "uso' "na
saaae"H passeu'ou W. A.. otDau raA,., 4opU.' ~
VI no1 'ses'Ao''y os. s... % III s...Ia.s Io, - ="
"'''ea 1s..Io", ouo o.a -" ..'a 1,,r. ~
u.'u11t.n'' a.a e. a
uoaef'p'1ou y. wv es w W.. Aou
a,se.oa"aes li0"'eoA '''S'' 1'"A'@'" 'As~' "l'o"
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In giving lis voto, Mr.. Robertson taid IL,
would vote for tho rceoIutf1n because II appros,{
Of tho action of tho prcsdont In suprie,,n,
domestic violence. but in voting for 1t 10 did ID
commit himself to tho legality Of tho s3ta.o I;or
erulnent III Louisiana.
alessrB. Hntntiu, Conover, Og1oaby, and Can.
orun {Pa.), who would hayc voted In tin atdjm.
tire, worn pattud with Mcssra. Morrlmon, John.
aton, Mcdonald, aud llausotn, who Moull hs1t
votoa In the negative.
Tho question then being on adopting tue ,eso
l',to Of ,.f; nrolspghysen rs a,nol,le' By Il.
nays, 81.
THE nEsnLUT1oH.
Tho resolution rs passed reals ~ follows:
Etso!rtd, That tic action Of tho President In rspttd
Ing ths Government In Louisiana, of wh!cl. " r. I'll
loKl ts tho Executive, anu tho people Of that ST.
tho United stnses In that Btato IL approved.
COMMITTEE wonK.
Committees on Public Buildings md 1ronn3l
Contingent E1ponaes uf tho Ennate, and pIin.
iuE. wore authorized to BIT during tho recess
tla Senate.
Tho Senato tllon proceeded to tho conss.n
tlon Of executive brsiuoss. After short aats:a
tho Senate adjourned.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
Tho aenate, in executive session. .confrmedse
following nominations, Tostmastels, J. Il
ClendonlnF. ". Smith, Arkansaa; II. Dsi:hl
Cutler, Saltwater, Miun.
THE pA1tpEE NOMINATION..
The Senate then resumed consideration ot II
nomination Of Don a. paruco Us United .S.s:a
District Judge for Louisiana. Mr. Conklirss
onnfca the remainder OF tho session In atesa
Of moro than All hours length In oppofitiea Il
Ills confirmation. The indications .nro th,tlt
votc upon this nomination will be very clo,c
It in tito con(dont expectation that tho Nenia
will Rdjourn alne die tomorrow.
, 1875-03-24
A M0BItE FAILURE.

New Yoax, March pa Mobile ta.u a'',.1a
patch SAYS; Tho failure Of Preston oI =, ~
tho Mobile branch OF Doaton hsm' s,.,t
pouucta, TaeIr liabilities Ass t2so,e9 ''''
not stated.
, 1875-03-24

her husband carrying pillow in llor arms.
Whon LOFT tho thlr1~story bodtoom they wore
Just preparing to 20 to bcl. ITO finally wont to
bed III tho room adjoining 1ntno, In tho uocontl
story.
Oh closo croHs- examination tho witnoss cor
rcctod horbo1t, sayiMg he hal a!ent In all tile beds
In tho houAu. bho hatl Ae did nut ateop In tho
front bedroom OH that occasion. In tho morn
I remember when
llt. TiLToN RENAMED OUT ALL NIGHT.
can,iot reinember TIM year, but It waa boforo
lfttls pau!'s death. I do not remember HIN tell
,laty Ut Tcsseulen. remember upeaktng Of
Tie occasion when he ropsoyed 1tra. Tilton for
botlorlnK him about tho servants. think lo
controlled tho af1aira OF the household In = cor
tain way. lte used to talk to tho servants, aud
II tl,ey did not pIense him, Ae caused Mrs. l4ton
to discharge the.u. cannot think OF any ill.,
stalaca Of thIs kind. Tie occurrences of Mr.
Yiisuu looking Ills wifo in room took place In
tho years 1867. 1868, aud 1909.
Tue witncsa WAS aased If she wns sure these
1853. and It was about year alsor noticed TIL
ton's unkindncss 10 h!s wifo.
Ir. FULLERTON repoated tho question, aud asked
for direct answer.
sci for tho prosecution Of insulting the Witness,
Afcssrs. Leach and Fullerton naiyely Ils-
clalmed hny. idea of auch thing. Tho lsAs
question aud auswer wc1o then road by direction
OF tn6 EQuSI+ WHICH fhleu Luak ttle !1stef Eel1s
tenoe OF enawef should bo atrickon out.
Tho witness then continued: III, euro Of
thoso three years. do not know the OCCASION
Of bis locking the door tho tlrst time. hsyo
tuowa h!m lock her In room over = dozen
When lie locked her up on these occaa!ons h0
WAS nlwayBIiu the ro0m. Recess.
After tho recess, BeAsio 1u1uor continued 1,
Wlslt to correct statement about little Panl'a
dcntla l Buid iu July It occurred but It was OH
tho 10th OF August, 1868. Airs. Tiltou WAS ouly
locked up in tho second story bedroom, for two
or three hou1a think shiR was III 1867, posst-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-30

THE indianapolis Journal says the
"times are hard and business depressed
1t admits that;
"The consequences of the panic are
still felt in many burdensome ways.
Trade lunguishes and the wheels of
commerce move slowly. These are hard
facts, and being SO it is the disposition
of human nature to hold somebody re-
sponsible and to about for relief. What
more natural for unthinking men than
to hold, the Republican party respousi-
ble2"
tits not onlylnatural for "unthinking
men" to hold the Republican party re-
sponsible for this state of affairs, but it
is still more natural" for thinking men.
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A RADICAL FAILURE.
SALEM, Ohio, September Q, 1875


EcitOr Of The Post; M .,rviA
General Hayes addressed,a good sized
audience in Concert Hall on Monday eve
ningg The DEMOCRATS turned out in full
force to hear what'he had to say on the
financial ISSUE As usual with all Repub-
lican stump orators, he entered grand
TRADE against the Geghan bill and the
Catholic Church, and ignored the finances
only to prove an untruth thatthe Supreme
Courts held all issues of paper. money as
illegal, The speech did no,gpod 30 far as
influencing those still in doubt on the
main and vital isspeTthe financial one.i
Hon. Henry Carey Baird, of Philadel-
phia, the greatest living political econo-
mist in America, followed him lasteve
ming in a long and excellent speech on
the finances alone, MrSBaifd elaborated
on the theory of imitation, conclusively
showing by history, ancient and modern,
that this is the only possible way for the
American nation to raise itself from its
present commercial prostration and in
dustrial paralysis,
This is the only place in Ohio Mr.,
Baird speaks. He had a large audience,
composed ofTanners and workihgmen.-
He was enthusiastically receiyed.01VB, G
Pits. Post. Asi ~ salsI. As'4iv- b
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nrdraaklrs health IS not 81. GOOD as

1.-THE DEVILS health is not so good as it
was", surely. Governor Ames, of Missis'
sippi dispatched to President Grant for a
few federal bayonets to use in that state
and Grant sends to Attorney General
Pierrepont saying: l"the whole public are
tired out with these annual autumnal
outbreaks in the South, and the great ma
jOrity are ready now TO condemn any inter
ference an The part Of the Government" At
torney.General PIERREPoINT made baste
to transcribeI these instructive words, and
sent them TO Governor AMEs with a,let-
ter of his own, not less instructive, and
in its way hardly less astonishing. when
we consider Arkansas and Louisiana.
The late elections may have worked q
change for the better. 8 ''The devil was
sick the devil q monk would be-"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-30
CANTON WATER PIPE.

The water pipes now in use through
the streets of Canton are about good for
nothing: though completed some, years
ago at cost of nearly 100000, they
will have to be thoroughly relaid with
new iron pipe, before they can be depen-
ded on. During a slight fire few days
ago, these shoddy pipes burst badly in
several places, at pressure ranging from
fifty to seventy-fve pounds. In the
emergency of a big fire, property will be
in great danger, as we have no other wa
ter supply and cannot rely on this to any
extent.--QeOelapd Herald Canton Cor. q,
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INSTITUTE NOTICE.

The institute of the STARK COUNTY TEACH.
ERs' ASSOCIATION will be held in the Hall Of
commencing on TUESDAY. October 18th, at 1880 z
NJ and will close on SATURDAY, Oct, 10TH 1875
The instructors will be the Hon. 4, +. WHITE,
Of Columbus, Ohio; Prof W. G, WILLIAMS. of
Delaware College. and Prof. DANIEL WORLEY.
OF Canton. A number of essays on appropriate
subjects Will be read. 1t is hoped that there viii
be full attendance OF the teachers Of the county
and all who are interested In the school work
By order Of the Executive Committee,
- JOHN II. LEHMAN, Secretary.
Canton, Ohio, Sept 2Qnd IS7b.d
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SHERIFF. SALE.

Singers Manufg Co. VS.. susan Reed,
By virtue Of an alias order osel issued from the
court Of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio and
20 ME directed will offer for sale at public outcry
at the door Of the court house in the city Of Canton
On Saturday. ne 18th day Of Sept, 1875,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to witt, Lot number two ~ in the town
u sale ale 70 commence at one O'clock pm. Terms
cash, WILLIAM BAXTER Sheriff.
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THENeperable, Leslie Coombs, Of Ken
lucky, sends greeting to Governor
William, Allen in. the following path
etlc style: ,"I have read with much
pleasure of the excellent state of your
health in the arduOus, canvass you are
now making. Go ahead and fear not,
Never surrender to the New York Shy
locks, You, are Ontbe side eoithspeOple,
and you win come out victorious. The
country may yet bs saved from the
hands Of the money power. - ,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-30

TERRIBLE DESTRUCTION OF LIFE
AND PROPERTY in INDl4NoLA
BHHIN BHHINAf5r NAS5trI., stbtl I'll ASppstlhteqqgs4t
CloweW lof the Western Union Iele5
graph Company communicates 10 ueher-
al Superintendent Anson Stager as iol,
lows Morgan steamship Just arrived
at Galveston. reports the town OF Indian; !,
Ola, Texas, almost entirely destroyed.
Light houses, Nharfs and nearly every
house swept v away, ahd1 one hum
dred and fifty lives lost. The ateamer
could find no place to load her cargo.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the office Of
the Superintendent of Water Works in Canton
until noon on the oath day Of September, 1875 for
cleaning out the Water Works Dam, and remOv-
ing therefrom all trees, stumps, roots, brush and
other obnoxious matter.
For further particulars enquire Of the Trustees.
or Superintendent.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
5L.L t9 G, W. ALTHOUSE,
Sept lst 1875. Supt. Water Works.
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eAN CARY swore before an audience at
Kenton, Saturday that he had never own.
cd aGovernmenabohd. Last winter be-
fore the Auditor Of Hamilton County he
swore that he owned $25,5OO worth o
them,--Gazette. K tga o roiv-r1
And the editor Of the Gazette, when he
wrote the above paragraph, penned q
gillful lie. SAM CARY never syore that
he owned bonds, and the Auditor of
Hamilton County never said so. Eng
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LEGAL
SHERIFF SALE.
Leonard Smith vs.. Jacob schener, ct TX

Leonard Smlth vs.. jacob Schener, OF uX. z ?
By virtue Of, an order TO sellJissued from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed will offer for sale at public out
Canton, on
Saturday, he I'd day Of October, 1875,
the following described real estate situate in said
and eight S feet front and rear off of the east end
Of lot number thirysix 1857 in the Massillen Roll
ing MIR Companys alteration, and subdivision
of various lots in the city of Massllon as record
ed in the records Of Stark County June 3rd, lS49,
In vol 80. pages go and 231, both together being
sixty-fOu go feet front on fremont street, and
fifty (50) feet deep.
Sale to commence at one o'clock. Terms cash.
WILLIAM BAXTER Sheriff.
augls7o, ht2e { \ I'D .t,
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rSohiOthere are eiehtyleIght countic

and in round numbers l,7OOyoHhg pre-
Cincts. Five stay-at-home Democrats in
each precinct would aggregate s, 800 in
the State. There are few precincts
where more than five Democratic votes
are not lost every election. See that
every vote is enumerated on your pre-
cinct lists before the day, and then bring
every voter to the poll. Five is, a small
number, but LOO fves makes . formid-
allie aggregate. -------------
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aru1M1GnMav
PITTSBURGH. PA.

For upwards Of twenty years the leading busi-
ness College of the United States, affords une
qualled advantages for the thorough, practical
education Of young and middle aged men. Stud
ents admitted at any time. 80 For circulars
address J. c. SMITH, A. NJ.
Principal
90 The IRON CITY COLLEGE is the only
institution Of the kind in this city, that we rec
ommend 70 the public patronage" Presbyterian
Banner, PHtsburgh, Pa, sep16 3m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ROWELL q CO.'S AGENCY.

hUWELL Dc GUS AUENCT,
OF IN N0n per day Agents wanted. All clas-
0J III WLU ses of working people of both sexes,
young and old, make more money at work for US,
In their own localities, during their spare mo.
ments, or all the time, than at anything else. We
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. SIINsoN Il o., Portland, Maine.
, janl475-y1.
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SHERIFF SALE.
q. ". Levisys. s. s. Fluke ct al,

BY virtue of Sd order to sell issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Stark county Ohio and
to me directed win offer for sale at public out
cry at the door of the Court House in the city Of
Canton, on
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Snlllrdn,l hLel2 dnu Of Octoher. 1S76.

the following described real estate situate in said
county, Ohio, to wit: Lot number seventy-one
(71) in j. b. Miners second addition to the town
Of Alliance.
Sale 10 commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
Cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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MISSIONS Milsloths Ms 1oths slohs MTsloh.

STATE iCoMIsss ROAD. TOWNSHIP! SCHOOL. TOTAL,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-27
Escapes From Siberia.

u appears from official statistics
that between the years 1922 and
1879 no less than 100000 per.
persons have been banished to Siberia;
yet there has been scarcely any percep-
as fifty years ago, there is not one in.
habitant per square verst.
The reason OF this Is that the number
Of persons who make their escape from
Siberia continues to be very great. The
great number OF criminals and escaped
conyicts in the country prevents
it's development, and the Minister OF
Communications urges that the time
has arrived to place Siberia on the road
to progress, and relieve 1t of the disgrace
OF being the home Of criminals. This
view finds many advocates In the Rus.
sian press, and it is said that the CON-
mission appointed to draw up the new
criminal code is of a similar opinion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-27
Court Cuttings.

In the Keller-Dones condemnation suil
The jury found for the appellants in the
sum Of $2,46S.
Ex-parte Anna Farrell, arrested for
nm alleged theft of $3.50 from a man by
the name of Cbilds, the Court discharged
her under habeas corpus on the ground
n defect In the warrant. The consta.
BE procured another warrant and ar
sssted her upon leaving the Courtroom.
VIM. q. Locke was appointed executor
under the will OF Mary Locke, deceased.
Personally, 81, 900; realty, 5000.
Ezra Bailey was appointed admins
traitor Of Joseph Morten, deceased. Es-
late, 81, 100 In personally.
Kane VS.. INSTRUMENTATION in er-
tm. Judgment will be reversed. with
coats.
Josiah G. Gates vs.. Home Mutual Life
Insurance Company. The case came up
BY reservation Of motion for a new
trial by plaintiff. New trial granted.
The Merchants National Bank VS..
John 8. Taylor-Error to reverse judg-
9ent in favor of the defendant in error.
Judge OConnor affirmed the decision of
che Court below.
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