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New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fTor other ship Ysigs see Third Page. J
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rFor other ship yercs see Third Pag,.I
Steamship Ashland InsIsaan savannah Nov. 20. with
srea@Sp EeaDoa Johnson Portland with mdse and pass
eam 0d dominion wskeE & Richmond cay PSnt and
steamship Reading. Coburn Ptilsdelphis an, ma. m
steamship AIbemse cibbr Lewes with mdse to Old DO.
snip pGieep singh Lveroo) LLOYD, Calcutta July Co.
Bars Condor Sor chrstisnsen. Newcastle Eng, 10 days
BARK Annie Burri tof Yarmouth n g. Kilara, Liverpool
81 days ballast IL anchored In Lower Bay for orrs
BARK Blue Bird of windsor " So 8chDer, London sept
PARK Mary Pratt sam settn Sept l6 ElsnOre, with
Bark Eliza Bars ve.ey of days from Bermuda in
RAN Epbraim Williams Keene Dix Island with granite.
Br1g Dsshaway (of Pct0u) Plum, PontsPltre "a days
Eng Memphis tof Walton n 81, McBurne Windsor. y s.
Brig River queen Co Londonderry, y. ST. Fulton Rio Jan
big Mary 4 Chase Cof Portlan. Dolan Fernandina Nov
Brig o 9 ciary, RYDER, Boston in ballast -, -,.s
Nellie shaw Machias Gates, Denia SO lays, with
Schr Olivia A. oMulen tof Parrsboro, y. 81. Holmes,
schr. Z. Arcuarins Lord, I:OckIand; with Lime
schr. Laura Roberts Jacksonyie days with lumber
eT seT fae Ga Snr cochTaSs ss HopEn Bsnsor With lumber
sebr JOS wooley Quinn NsntucEeI with ish.
nrr car, picksn. tof Proydence coombs from - with
SAILED.
steamships Bothnia for Liverpool Columbus
Cily for Galveston Georgia. Tor Charleston
fss RafesnaRe for Phsdepha ship sT0@erehe
Barks Teekset for Leghorn Kate Howe for Hayre d. d.
StOver Havana Dagny for Les Gables dc Oimne New
Brunswick London bTgs Nellie for ST Croix Princess
Beatrice for P0ints Elizabeth for IT Johns NJ
Aso sailed-ship John H. Kimbal for Yokohama bark
David Taylor for -.
NIND--unseI moderate. y. W: haoy of shore
MEMORANDA.
British brig from Windsor " 81 with plaster is at
anchor at Hart Island.
FOREIGN PORTS.
MovnLF. Nov. 24.-The Allan Line steamship Caspian;
Trocks Baltimore NOV H. via ST. Johns " f. arrived
here today the 70 Liverpool
HAVANA Z4The steamship city or Vera Cruz, from
New-YOrk Nov. IA, arrived here this morning.
LONDON Nov 2l-Saled the L nited states Niotaux
Trino James Dale WettorhOrn Birmingham, Themis sophia
Cook Mary Agnes Paramount lex JASON Alberto kOthesay
Ma este tenania Capt Evers, Merdian- Et Rose, Clara
Jenkins Ferrer ETyar the 30fh ult sophie
and the l4h INST Fire Queen, Amy
A Lane Prenss HObbs Josephine al az Gibraltar Arrived
the Zd inst. Lals k0okh, Atlantic Harriet AcGu-
very Arrived 24h inst: Ponce ObeTOn Lucy A.
Nickes Missouri (at Queenstown, Lillian NJ Ngus, and
gnf.A AyU.a
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25

rnoRoN-Apna Barrier wife Jossph TSoron aud dsuShts
sa%se 1 w.r sss. 'ss sra nvisd To attend tn. funer.
Friday, Nov. %, at 81 AIMS Church East I"e.i'"Se
10 O'Clock. The intsrment wll Do at Boston
VAN RENssEIAER-- Geneva ". V, on sunday Nov 81,
Henreus schuyler wido~ Of Philip D Van HensoisSe~
Her rsUans siu be takon 70 Albany for interment
wELL1NGTONon Monday. Nov. %. Am c. bsioved Wis
The relatives nd friends family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral services from be5 a. TeSess % =, ~
wEsTERvELr-Ded on Wednesday. Nov. "a 1873. -
diphtherfa. Jerry CeveaDi ~ Bernard and Csrrs
Friends parents Of his grand parents q w.ster
welt and NJ X Case are nytea " attend tns inns,ns t o
the residence Of The latter ~ Pacihc Iye Laayesy yI
city Friday. Nov. 26 1875 st o'clock m Rsmsins
viii be taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery for interment
wHITE-On Monday evening 22d inst, Lewis J. White IN
the SD year Of his age IT.. -...,.,,, ,,v,,s. q,
attsud his funeral from BIS late Residence NO = .cs
Iwenteth, on I6nrsday nornns At 10 oeloes no;n
Gp For the repose OF his soul.
ESuGRASr INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK IKssB Ea1GRASf
Of the Emsnpt Industrial savings Bank and Of the Msnbers
Of the Executive Committee Emisrsnt society
held this day. the following resolutions were adopted
the midst Of hts usefulness our late friend and CD
R,soissd That we have received this Information With
profound and that desire % place record our AZ.
fellow member always brought TO the
Roa Sl o That the position of Chairman Of the Finsncs
Committee Of the Emgraon Industrial SAVINGS Bank which
led many years the exercise the Judgment and
vigilance necessary tat station, and the excellent
character Of the securities Of the bank testify to the value Of
Resoieee That tender our sincere sympsthe. the
family the decese desire express deep gr1ef
the demise 0 esteemed associate and testify 20 the
During his long connection With these none rsv.
unremttngy aud unselnshy his time aud services
ResoIrsd Tbat these resolutions minutes
to the the iamiy Of the deceased wv
soiSsd That We attend
JAMES LYNCH. President Irish Emigration Society
Savings Bank
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
Probabilities

TTODnDIfTIyg
For the South Atlantic States high barometer. north
east 20 southeast Winds generally colder and partly
cloudy weather
FOR the CInlf States Tennessee the Ohio Valley, and
lake region high followed by falling barometer, easiery
10 southerv winds generally warmer. clear. or partly
cloudy weather ard possibly succeeded III the upper lake
region by rain.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
falling barometer south to east Winds warner party
clondy weather aud in the northern portions snow or
rain gradually followed by rising barometer, and cold
north westerly winds.
For me Niddis gf1tes and Neio- England rising and
HIM fDOred by falling barometer H0rhDeseTfy Uinds
shilling northeast and Sopht-easi, ahd ge''ef0"y
colder clear ireGther.
For the canal region OF NewYork. Pennsylvania. nnd
NewJersey temperature near IND slightly above IFeeE-
ing Thursday night. 49,.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape Henry, Kitty
Hawk, aud Cape Uatieras.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
MARRIED.

FNO-cHRIsTDfss-On Tuesday Nov 90 at the residence
OF the bride parents No 23s Fifthsve. by the Rev Dr.
Thomas Church, John g LnO 70 Harriet
A.. daughter of Charles II. Christmas esq
CROOCOCK- -POST-Psssao, y. j., Nov. 24 1915, az the
residence brides parents, by the Rev C. D. Kellogg
Samuel +. GToOcOCE 10 Josie Post.
NEISON-SALTER-In New London, at 81 James Church b,
Nov % by Rev Thomas r. Lambert ID. d., Of Boston,
assisted by the Henry W. Nelson of Hartford Abel
Nelson Il D. Jennie c. daughter Of the Late Chap
lain Thomas e. 3alter [. D y.
PORTER-HEGEMAN-O Tuesday Nov %. az Trinity
Chspel by oy. stephen Il. Tying D. D. II. K Porter of
Pirtsburgh PenI de G. Hegenan Of stamford
Conn.
WHITE-wHITE-On Tuesday. Nov. %, by the Rev.
George Il HoughOn b. D.. Augusta falmadge daughter
Of Y. White formerly OF Philadelphia 10 George
EdWard White, al Of this city
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
THE TRIBUNE "Too GOOD"

To N, EdftOr or The TrtOuHe.
SIR: Feas,ing-yes, that the wOrd-On your
edition OF Nov. 2O. reminded OF story told Of two
negro epicures They had been discussing the merits OF
fishes fowls and beasts when one OF them in the purest
dialect OF the field cried out: Hole up, an tell ye
sonnet ing good. Possum an' sweet 'tater baEd til de
brown" This was too much aud, in feigned wrath tie
other protested that ~ out OF place. while telling of
things good To eat 10 mention thing, too good 20 eat
your edition Of the date mentioned above was Of the
too good kind. 3. l. I.
f6ffadeiDhiG. Nov -. $50
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
Tnr MARyLAYD ATroRSEY GEyFRALsHP.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 24.-Il the matter of
The contested Attorney Genrrashp Of this state, In
which M. wallis. the Reform candidate, contests the
election Of Air Gwinn, the Democratic candidate, on the
ground of fraud and intimidation Of voters in the City OF
Baltimore, both parties to-day submitted written argu
nent. before Gov. GrOOme 4. B. Hagner, esq, Of
AuusuOls arucartd for Mr. Wallis. and thds Narsha,
esg Of Baltimore Mr. Gwiun. After tne arguments
v.s read oral replies made 5y the respective a.
tqrneys The Governor took the papers ant viii render
HE decision IN "a few days.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
THE MILWAUKEE, WHISKY CASES.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 24.-The case OF Robert
Kicwert and Leopold Wirih, distillers, was given
10 the jury at II O'Clock tonight Judge Dyer
has decided that the injunction restraining Collector
Rcan from selling the property OF r. Kss!nger for the
assessment OF S247 600 levied by the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue, be dissolved and that the Collector
proceed.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25

BAtrlgoEF Nav g4.-C ArnE-The market dunns the past
week duh and prices isd &C lower the very
hest $3.50 81 ar,t quality t5a So medium or good iar
nuatv :. n - culinary thin AMI cows
ssa<4 - most sslos At 81 2JGSS receipts 5.l6 head
sales 2 300 head -
Hoe nave een m lair demand at decline o lds-c The
range wa fpAflO receipts 6.Sns head. - 49,
SHIP been dull aud heavy ihr ranss vas 81 10 -
lambs tag$ 80 y heal, receipts, $50 heal
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25

tory Ues and their families. who were visited last sum
mer by exon McNulta Of Illinois ~ special
Commissioner Of the Indian Bureau He reported that
they were greatly In need OF sound thIashing but as
was too late for the military to take them in hand TINS
FAIL they have escaped being confined on reser' alton
and at the time of the fight at Cimarron for tho
purpose OF drawing their weekly ratiOns.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25

From Ths Eer York Er1Hier Chronicle sadtug Bapft
I1lr4af of Pee CCJI.ffBJ.
The NEw-YORK TRIBUNE Is journal OF the
first rank in ability and deserved uhIence. II is far
better paper under IL pre- c management than III me
best day. 0f IT. ornder, eutcrpuring and reliable
a. newspaper more fu In IT, reports 0 the progress OF
literature science and other great interests and weight
ier in s judgments OF pas ing events IT. circulation
e-perigllv of it, -cm-Wpeky and weekly editions, has
alvav- been unrestricted within the limits ~ party or
sect and is influence has been thrown ~ favor of meas
ures and movements identified with social morality aad
rhe Bfu In l4ull
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
pgSsEyG KPs SATLED.

FOR BRISTOL-Tn steamship cornigaU, N9E E-tarnt
u Geil,y UeIe anil family. sydney Mitchell, t'ersr !" ~
Williams WIFE Misses Foreoco and bossr ~ .sS & III
r. b Te,uapn Mis- Agnes Symes Edward Davies hehry =
C. nladdDD, Mrs Woods, Fred Bryan ana WIZ ~
NJ Cook Charles Champness. = Cnfnock apd klJ' 10
Jefrie. and fanlly. George Han. Miss Ellabeth fry
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
Thanksgiving.

All souls Church. Of FOurrhave Twenteth
s-Dlvlne VII take psre Thank
A. m. sermon by Dr. BELLOWS. National Grounds for
Thank giving" The pubic Is cor,lialy invited.
An Appeal for Poor soldiers.
The Ladies Union llele Association Disabled Sait
the Widows Orphans those who tell
late rebellion make their annual Ihanssg iDg appeal Tor
provisions money Donations b. t.T
IN the ATrnory 22d Regiment F1rrtnfh sixth
ave- Mrs. J. A. KENNEDY. l3j West Twenty srcond--t
President OF the Association Mr. WM r. HAN EMFYf ~
3SJ West F0Ireentlst, Treasurer Mrs B. IA. hD1Ell,.
5.3 West ThiTty-nrst. ST.. ~eCrrfaIY
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 24.-The Signal Service
operator named Lyon. stationed Mount Washington
started TO descend the mountain Tuesday forenoon'
and has been Parties arc searching for
him to-day Il y feared he perished IN the storm last
night
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
GLAER4L POLITICAL NEWS.


tDNN IN iiol'N 'AlsI-f-h ~ lNDi-A-'A'
tIvDIANAr0LGs. Ind, Nov. 24.-Ihe R,publi-
CAL sate Central Committee have promulgated call for
state Convention 10 De held Feb. -, 1876 % nominate
candidates the state ticket and the second Tues
dav n OOncf next % select delegates 10 the next Na-
tinnnl RnnnLhNun Convention.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
plSsENGERS 4RRITED.

PROM IONDON-Ta sfs1mshfD Denmark NOV "a
Gan, E,lier q rife n Covenev Walter Pile
n Mr. / A 4 sylvester,
NJ " Dc aszux 4 W Keun NJ Fleming
2 Uaw.mryer NJ. Scudder,
Mrs y. Evsnd and W. l.. BOYLE. hIS " -cu""Si -
2childrrn J. I. Cobb. chnhrep.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25

An apprentice sailor boy fell from the round
top 10 lie drck stunned. but LITE hurt The captain
exclaimed in surprise " WHY. where did you como
from 3" From the North o Ireland. yer honor. was
tie pronut reply the poor fellow gathered himself up
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
THE SITE or TRADE
HAVANA MARKET.
nnMEaTIc MARKErs.

H,~,NA Nor 24-spauish cold. 2lGd .l6'a Exchange
dun London. lJ1QlJ0 premium sugar dhL
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
CATTLE MARKET.

Pno1nrNcE r. L. Nov. 24-Prntins cloths held al - 10
davs ~ c davs oI best standard and Extra 6iKcis
with moderate business.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
5peeial Notices.

Bnrtctt's " Centennial " Boulevard and Lamps
tsdopted by Centennial Commsso1 20 light Centennial
The latest Improvement substituting solid porcelain
in place of painted enamele reflector of
undnmed lust,r PrOpertyOwners truly Nothing for
the money adds much 10 the appearance % tn. srs
CITY street sze 80 boulevard, o. REM eeis aad ona
corner PtDee-st, Aew.fork
New-Engand society.
'pe,dl hetiihg oi InT Nt" rbSiaha 7cl.'Y N lhr ty
OF New York. VIII be held AZ No ia Pinest on FRIDAY.
Nov 26 at II O'Clock noon 70 take action in reference -
L P HUBBARD
Mnnhood.-2UOTH EDITTON-A Treatise explanatory
OF the with Instructions for the successful tstnsut
Of Weakness. Low spirits. Nervous Exhaustion. Muscular
Debility and Premature Decline In Manhood price so cents
NewYork
Post-Onice NeIcr:-The MAILS FOR EUKOPE Ior 10
week ending 9ATURDAl. Nov. .. 1875. will close at i.s
DAY At 10 H.. on tn URsDAl a. ll30 and SAT-
URDAY At II and ll30 a ~ T. l. JAMES. ?. 81.
Rupture The best Truss the world white. Patent
Lever Truss No pressure Oh back send f pamphlet 81
University place.
special Notice.
Nov. 2 ls-jBTewers and hqugr dealers respectfully
noned tat the interfere dely
DAVID JONES, Brewer and Matster.
slxthsL, Detwefn Avenues B and C. y. Y.
A Pew Ofices only remain unrentod in TIE Tribune
BJ lDlNG All the rooms are beautifully finished m tai't
every Al exceedingly ght and airy, perfectly
ventilated have outside Windows and communicates directly
om tle hail The elevators side by side and both
good working order They are Kept running rom O'clock n
terms Application should be- mate at THE TRIBUNE
Counting ROOM
AaveTtIsers desIrna 90 gam the attention ami pa
ronage OF Farmers end Agricniturists, viii fnd THE
dunn reaches farmers and those Of better
class any otber weekly paper published ADVERTISE
proper Classification should be handed
before Tuesday OF tho week of issue
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
THE FUNERAL.

The funeral services of Mr.. A-tOr viii take
place al Trinity Chapel in Wet Twcniy-ni'h-si. on
ssturdsy morning at 10 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25

SEQUELS TO MOODY AND SANKEY'S WORK.
REVIVAL MEETINGS AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH, THE
CHURCH OF TIE sTTaNGERs, AND ~ OTHER
PLACES.
The attendance at the Plymouth Church
prayer-mecng last evening somewhat larger than
on The previous evening. Among those present were the
Rcr Matthew Hale Smith thc Rev. DR.. Hodge, and As
sstant Pastor Halliday. After the opening hymn and
prayers by Mr. Davenport aud the Rev. DIT. Hodge Mr.
Beecter said We should that many who are
not here with person here in their sympahies.
Their time occupied in this work IN other places.
Thus. there many engaged at the Bethel where
good WORK is being donei others are al
the Mavfower Mission while stin others are
engaged at the young mems meeting in Dr. Cuyiers
church aud this j. and always has my idea Of a
chuTcl-that it should be- like banyan-tree, sending
forth branches and now aud then dropping down root
think that in this revival work ihero is deep feeling
among US But many are searching among the Goals for
dead hope rather than seeking to build new fires. At
Dr. Crosby's church this morning Brother Morton tells
ne al old man was deeply Affected and told story of
into bis bed in the morning and ed 10 teaeh him the
thought Of the prophecy, And little enid
shall lead them Dr. Hodge made some
remarks Another hymn was tlen sung. Mr.. BeeeLer
prayed. AMI the bene,ilctiOn was pronounced.
meeting wa held "a the Rev Or. CuylUr's Church
evangelist the Rev. George q. Needham, addressed
large audience upon the mission and works OF Christ
the union meetings n Harlem took place yesterday aiter
noon ia the Of the Young Mems Christian A>-o-
citation "a; No. 29gl IhrdaYc. The interest manifested
was 80 great that tie meeting was prolonged ryond ihe
usual hour. AL The churches In Harlem were repre-
sented many persons also being present from lorkre
and WestcAe.trr. The Rev Dr. Remington Of BrOOklyn
led the meeting and Prof George = Weeks the singing
The revival services n The Church n the Strangers in
Mcrccrst. wer. continued last evening The Rev.
Cnare. e. Deems The pa-tOr, gave ehot discourse on
tne text found iu Malachi, t " have loved you, saith
mo Lord puvcruieetiuB was then held. during
which several of ihe populaI revival htmns were sung
O.. ... f.. and
responded me appeals Of the PASTOR expressing wish
o. De.Ulic Christians.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

WIHSef0N Nov - spirits 1urpentne nominal ~ "a =
Rosiu Al As tor strained. Tar steady at 81 DO
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
DIED

Ill Notices Of Marriages must be iHdor.sd rih fDH
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25
Thanksgiving, Nov. 25,
HOWARD MISSION.

HOWARD MISSION.
a. NEW DOWERY. NEwYORR.
Dinner be provided for 1900 persona ehisny Of poor ohh
den aud those 20 whom they related al known b,
personal visitation Contributions Of the various supply
OF Provisions Poultry and goods respectfully collected
and thankfully received al tho MISSION Money may
cent to the Treasurer. H. K TOMPKINs ESQ., p. D Boa
ASIA. Doors opsn from IL 10 oclock.
WI o. cLE0o. sap4
New-York tribune., 1875-11-25

Special Meeting Of the New England -0cisty the Cit,
OF New York. viii be- held AZ No. ia Pfnest, FRIDAY
Nov. 20, at l. O'Clock 70 take
the death Of Vice President Wilson.
l. p. HUBBARD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-07

IN Bill Allen si nawma drnf is. iis iS
yusht ca Bill Allen in Ohio, un sell is der
Alt Bill, un dawrum cons kea mistake
gevva NIT m nawma, providing Bill Allen
is nf IN ticket un h ticket gGt in de box
nj.
I'm wann der ON yota seid ON Dinsh.
dawg, vote ahead der gons dawg. Vote
sockdolgers for Bill Allen, Der mist an
yeader yusht ea mohl vota, aver wann
ennich ebber by mistake .tzwea mohl
vote, eli don geb ancht os es oily mohl
gate for Bill Allen, Once, twice, three
time-going, going, gone! $4,000 for
Bill Allen in 0hiOi Sell sin de wardta
os mer hawa wella doh uf IN Dunnen.
barrick ON neagshta Dinshdawg Owet, un
wann der uns SON dispatch shicht, DOM
look out for's greaBht un besht Dunnef.
wetler os 81 daw un dOs lawes lose g'lust
is warra.
Un now, warda mer uf OhioI Nee
watcha Ohio un mer hen aw confidence
in Ohio, Ich un de Fanny hen ea hum
nerd dawler g'safed un tzurick gedu, uR
mer sin ready es uf tzu du geaga ennich
onner mon 81 hunnert os der Alt Bill
Allen net wennicher os 10000 majority
grickt ON neagshta Dinsdawg.
SAMMY SCHNlTzLER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-07
Jacob Kreyer,

A good-hearted man, Of course,
in 1862, at Wild Cat Mountain,
Tennessee, was willing to loan
his Major hundred dollars for a
short time, supposing it was all
right. But the war ended, time
flew on and his hundred dollars
came not. But 1875 came, and
to Mr.. Jarvis came the ring radi-
cal nomination for Sheriff. Tom
Saxton, Adam Heldenbrand and
the other magnates arranged 1t,
Bully for Kreyer if not for Jarvis.
The hundred dollars with interest
was arranged, and new note
was given, due Nov. IS. Happy
Kreyer, hope you will get 1t.
JOHN P. RAUCH don't do busl-
ness in that Wild Cat Jarvis way,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-07
Il Full V0te!
pETRENCHMEN7 & REFORM.
A Straddling Case.

The Repository mud volcano suffered
an eruption last week, throwing ont its
foul slime and trying to besmother some
of The candidates on the Democratic
ticket. We had determined to conduct
this campaign on our side without per-
sonalities, especially as there are so many
questions upon which we have decided
convictions and are disposed to give our
columns to their discussion. But the
dirty radical organ up town sees no way
out of this fight hut to lie about respect
able gentlemen simply because they hap
pen to be on the Democratic cketand are
gaining largely from the honest Repub.
lican voters. Messrs. Fessler and
Shields, whom the Repository has singled
out for its special abuse, will surely be
elected, and the Repository knows it,
hence its mud flinging.
Well, gentlemen, if you are such
champions of temperance and good order
how do you like the style Of your pet
Jaryis2 How does cumming around the
county suit you? Ifyou are devoted to
the special mission of keeping candidates
within the lines of prOpriety, suppose
you look after that pink of fprOpriety, Mr..
Case.
Mr.. Case came, aCouple of years since,
from Ashtabula county, where his
opinions on the temperance question had
been cultivated up to the high standard
in vogue in that skim milk country, He
settled in Canal Fulton and took ground
with the extreme of temperance agi-
tators, and his law practice was made up
largely of Adair liquor law suits. He
moved to Canton and took active part in
last years crusade, and as early as 1874
was understood to be the candidate fol
Prosecuting Attorney of the crusade
element. But behold what a change
Now, Mr.. Case, while still trying to ride
the crusade hobby whenever it will make
votes, is very industrious, day and night
in cultivatlng those who don't take much
stock in crusade.
The night of the Wales meeting il
New Berlin, Case was in a grocery
treating all who would drink, and no
only treating grown men, but boys undel
age, until some of them became tipsy.
At Navarro, at the soldiers reunion
Case was busy treating and drinking
and whenever he could, with safety t.
his Temperance record, make a vote by
treating, he didit.
This may be all very we II, Mr.. Cast
but we can't see it, We don't think you
can safely ride two horses going in diff
ferent directions.
Before the Repository attacks any more
Democrats suppose it first. looks.at home
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-07
EX.AUDITOR TOM
' SAXTON.
ALLIANCE, Oct. sth, Is

Mr.. Editor:
l see the Repository and its
friends are ransacking the Audi
tors Office, but commence and
stop with matter Of twenty-five
years ago.
Now, that is not fair. Thomas
w. Saxton was County Auditor
from March 1861 to March 1868.
At the annual settlement, 1862,
the county Commissioners found
among the orders redeemed, two
of the same number, one of them
to soldiers widow for $I3 90,
and the other, same number,
drawn by Auditor Thomas w.
Saxton, in favor of Saxton & Son,
for printing for some $4,000
On examining back this was
found to be fraud, as the account
had been paid on another order
sometime before. The man who
drew the order knew it to be fraud
and it was not entered in the or
der book. When he drew the
money on it he knew it to be
theft. He may not have known
that it was a Penitentiary offence,
for it is not every knave that
knows this.
He has not the excuse that it
was by clerks in his absence by
illness. 1t was not a bill allowed
by the Commissioners..and paid on
their order. Not at all, it was
downright, up and down, Peniten-
tiary fraud. Let Bascom & Sax
ton smoke this. VERITAS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-07
ELECTION DAY TUESDAY.
OCTOBER IL, 1875.
ONLYA FEW LIES.

We really feel grateful 10 the Repository
ring for lying so little this campaign.
Their yarn that Johnson Sherrick said
he was compelled to vote for the Geghan
bill was too silly to deceive any one, and
hence we have said liltle about it. 1t
does show how the bondholders' organs
are given to lying.
John ?, RauCh they charge with rua-
ming off to Canada. during the war, to
avoid the draft This yarn is old and
stale like sinking fish. John was not
drafted at all, and that settles this litt'o
story.
As usual, they charge Drunkenness on
the Democratic candidates, who are, one
and all citizens of character, when their
own hummer candidates are guzzIing all
over the county-even keeping whisky
in their offices to treat their friends.