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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-14
V,Osr. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

r OST, on yesterday, between HaxaIl, Cren-
~ shawS CO.'S mills and the First National Bank,
TWO PACKAGES OF FRACTIONAL Uk.
RENCY. each marked in printed characters MI
Ucn dollars. II. c. & Co." The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving them at HaNal Mills.
~
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FURNITURE.
u x4N n " kShs
EXTRAORDINARY SALE.

ZINE FURNITURE AT AND BE- "a
II Low COST.-Nnt wishing to carry my EAn
STOCK over to The fall, offer . large portion IN
0! my stock fine. DIR SSlSG-CAsE SUITS aud
other goods-at and Below cost Parties IN want of
goods my line will ind IL 10 their Interest 70 ex-
VIVA e. GATHRIGHT,
iel8.lm ~ Governor street.
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CTRAYED FROM My PRE--aeF2%sS
- Misses, on the Mcadowbridae @&XEA4E
road, on the 7th instant, TWO TStF
STEERS: one light red. the other -----AA
dark red enc had, when he lett, big rope
around his neck. AIRY ininrms ton which Will lead
TO their recovery VIII be literally rewarded 10y
X. KaSTEL BERG,
iy12-3l* Stalls Nos. . and / ! Old Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-14

20 BY K. D. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Aucnoneer,
No. @ north Fourteenth street

r1TY LAUNDRY FOR SALE A. AUC-
\ TION.-The CITY LAUNDRY vi II be s,Id ut
publlc auction. for cash, on WE'D .ESDAY the
the fixtures, FURNITURE. and NIPPLE.
MENTS belonging to the said lau Jdr, al the north
east corner OF Main ana Fourt enta STREETS, Rich
comply with the terms OF sale made on Monday the
18th instant. BROOCH 4 CO., Proprietors.
e u EACuo Auc ioneers ~ 14-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-14

POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed to WEDNESDAY,
July Il, 1876, at l0h o'clock A. NJ.
AL DUESBERRY,
TITO H. G. e. R.
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BATHS.

DOCkBRIDGE BATHS.
DR. SAMUEL l.. S.......PHopRIEToR.
MAJOR PETER WOUDWARD... MANAGER.
CHARGES GREATLY REDUCED.
S2PERDAY. SIP FER WEEK,
$40 PER MONTH.
Anr one I'm search Of really medicinal waters
The m ost salubriuus and delightful BATH in Viz
ginia-wi do well TO call ut the ROCK HRlDGE
BATHS The WallawlIaloOa water. Sulphur
water and Iron water constantly at the hotel. fresh
from their founfuins. -
AS a home aud summer resort for the health
seeker We claim advantages Oyrrtvcry other wafer
ipr-nIare in The mouniaias of Virginia. Zen miles
from Gosh n depot, Chesap pea he and Ohio rail road:
Passengers leaving Richmond, Washington, and
Baltimore in the morning arrive at the Baths Tor
supper
Send for our circular. 1y Elm
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-14

Iowa, Indiana, Michigan. Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Nebraska, Missouri, Ohio,
and Dakota, the wheat crop will be in
the aggregate sixty-fiye per cent; oats
seventy-nine per cent, and corn nine
ty-one per cent. of an average crop.
The Times specials from the north
west, where the storms have done the
greatest amount of damage, show that
the first reports were considerably ex-
aggerated, and that, though the yield
Of crops will not be great, 1t will be at
least half an average in the worst in
ured sections.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-14

from London say there is an improved
tone in financial circles and that all
fears of any further depression or dis
aster are dispelled.
Webb, the Englishman who under
took to swim from Dover to Calais,
without a life saving apparatus, has
failed. He started ut 5 p. M. yester-
day, and at midnight, when half way
across, owing TO the increasing rough
ness of the waves, it was thought pru-
dent to take him on board the attend
lug sloop. He was apparently not
fatigued.
The improvement is more marked
in American government securities.
New 0-2Us are now quoted at 104E.
The New York Central and Hudson
River shares have advanced half of
one per cent. With the exception of
the above changes the market for all
classes of railway securities, is steady.
A London dispatch states that the
pamphlet of Gladstone has ELECTED
reply from Cardinal Manning, in
which he says that the ex-Premier is
among the chief apostles of the 'revo
luton against the peace of the Chris
tian church.
Notice was given in the U. S. Dis
trict Attorneys Office to-day that tes-
timOny would he taken in the suit in
stituted in 1869, by James ). Whelen,
of st. Charles Parish, Louisiana,
against Gen. Sheridan, to Recover the
sum of 1858, ,77S, the value of sugar,
mOlasses, mules, stables, etc, cOntis-
Gated by the defendant in 1867, while
fense is that the General only obeyed
orders.
The four men who were arrested on
the charge of having forged Cali
fornia & Oregon railroad bonds, were
before the court to-day, but the exam
ination was postponed until Monday
next.
The Brooklyn Argus states that John
q. Schumacher intends to resign his
seat in Congress and remain in Eu-
rope.
The detectives who are investigating
the California and Oregon bond forge
ries have discovered four forged real
estate bonds of the New York Central
railroad company.
The new freight tariff to the west,
an advance on previous rates, goes into
operation this morning, over four
trunk lines, the New York Central,
Erie, Pennsylvania and Baltimore &
Ohio railroads. The passenger rates
were made uniform more than six
months ago. Freight agents are not
permitted to make contracts for more
than ten days under the new manage
ment.
The statement of the affairs of Dun
can, Sherman & Co., has been pre-
pared for the public, from which it
appears that the liabilities of the firm
are S4, ,872, l2S, and the assets 81, 112.74O.
This statement is not official and can
only be taken as representing the ap-
proXimate amounts. 1t has been pre-
pared to answer many inquiries re-
garding the probable condition of the
company's affairs. and with special
care to avoid making better showing
than may be justified by the final re-
suit.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-14

London, Aug. l3.-The steamship
Faraday sailed to-day to repair the L.
s. cable.
A dispatch from Berlin says that
the Bishop of Guezen, who has been
acting, to some extent, for Archbishop
Ledochowski, has been expelled from
his diocese by the Governor.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-14

Chicago, Aug. ia dispatch from
New Orleans, to-day, says that all the
patients at Fort Barancas have recov-
cred from the yellow fever. The fever
is very bad at Pascagoula. There has
been one death from fever at New Or,
leans.
The Inter-Ocean tomorrow will
contain advices from $50 points in the
northwest, showing that in Illinois,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-14
EEPOETEB ExPEEssKT ron rHE MORNING LEADER.
~ @ H IT r. e p o R II.
The Yellow Fever Subsiding.
Crop Prospects in the North
west.
A Suit against Gen. Sheridan
The New Freight Tariff to
the West.
A Suit against Gen. Sheridan

Washington, August I3.-Frawner,
who recently fatally shot u war depart
ment clerk named Kennard, because
of intimacy with Frawner's wife, was
to-day brought before Judge Wylie on
a writ of habeas corpus, and was dis
charged on his own recognizance.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-14

Knoxville, Tenn, Aug. l3.-John
Webb, the murderer, was hung to-day.
He maintained a wonderful nerve to
the last, and under the gallows con-
tinued to affirm his innocence,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-14

Madrid, Aug. l3.-The government
intends sending ten thousand men TO
Cuba that Captain General Valmase-
da may execute his plans for the re-
duction of the insurrectiOn.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-14

~ trains stop here Thirty Minutes Tor
= meals. This house is new and elegantly
furnished, has light and airy rooms, batn.
rooms, DC, and affords all accom- M oda tions
be travelling pubic eau isSire.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02
MASSILLON CORRESPONDENCE.

rare chance to go to Columbus. The Ohio
State Fair commences It's annual exhibitions on
the 18th OF this month, and the Cleveland, Mt
Vernon and Delaware R, r. during the five days
that the fair will be open will send a special ex.
cursion train from this city to Columbus, The
fare Will be for the round trip $40 including tick
ct to the Fair Ground
The burglars who forced an entrance into the
residence OF Mr. Ingram on Hill street, on Thurs.
day night, made 80 much noise as to alarm the
family and were driven Off. Just now Masslllon
is considerable of burglarized city.
Yosts saloon and grocery we're on fire on satur-
day morning for few moments the fire was dis
posed OF without the aid Of the steamer which
was promptly on hand as usual.
PERsoNAL.-The many friends Of Col. Jacob
SteVer Will be gratihed to learn of his marriage
which took place Wednesday In the State Of Con.
necticut
miss Rachel A. Parsons has returned TO Cleye
land and will resume her labors as teacher in the
public schools in that city.
miss Ida Zerbe will go To Dayton on Saturday
where she has an engagement as q teacher in A
young ladies' day school, one Of the best In Ohio
Dr. Frank Kelley of Goshen, Ind. is In the city
wpich IL his native heath, visiting old friends.
Miss Kortheur returns to TiAin as teacher
Miss Shook returns to Elkhart, Ind, where a
place In Tie public schools awaits her coming.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02
CANTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

Will commence It's setSnh year, Thursdqy Sept
ID 1875. AS heretofore, 1t will continue to be
made school where the young of both sexes can
secure thorough education in all those branches
of most practical use In the different calltngs OF
life. No effort will be spared on the part of each
teacher in giving personal explanation and fStTuc'
Hon, when really needed aside from the classroom
work, A teachers class will be organized each
term, in which all the branches of the Common
School are thoroughly reviewed and the mem
bers subjected to ddAy Written examination over
this ground. Thus most careful preparation
can be made for appearing before any Board OF
Examiners. When member Of this class Is
deemed prepared to teach Common school
recommendation and certificate Of moral character can
be obtained from the Faculty. Asto Vocal Music,
and nstrumental-piano, cabinet and pipe organ,
Ehe best talent has been secured to assume control
Of this department
Unless special arrangements are made otherwise
with parents or guardians all students tOiH hereqf
Ger, be required 10 do all their studying during The
ddg al the sehool building from TO II A. A, and
3fom 1:SO to 4:3O p NJ
Tuition in Primary Department has been reduc'
cd from $40 per year to $685. in the Collegiate De-
partment, from $50 to $40. At this rate per year,
Fall term Prim. Dept is $40; Collegiate Depart
mart Sl6
Young lady boarders are taken in the family OF
the Principal on theschool grounds Young men
by boarding in clubs can live well at an expense
of from 81 25 to 81 75 per week. This includes
room rent, fuel, etc.
All students should be present on the first day
OF the term to be classified and thus avoid friction
as to their own work, or that OF others. Address
4he Principal, ~. W. II, II. AVERf',A. Nj.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02

Hermann, the deliverer of Germany
before the birth of Christ, has had his
memory signalized at Detmold, in the
forest Of Thuringia, wherehe won his vic.
tory, by work of art which will here
after rank as one of the wonders of the
world. Not even the Cesars, whose
legions he overthrow, possessed its equa'.
The great statue, which was unveiled in
the presence Of the Emperor Wilhelm
and hundred thousand people, is one
hundred feet, and standing on its lofty
pedestal, erected on a high hill, will
tower far above the Colossus of Rhodes.
The latter, accocding to Pliny, who lived
during its existence, was seventy cubitS
high, or one hundred English feet, which
is precisely the height of the giant of the
Thuringian woods. Phidias' greatest
work, the Jupiter he framed for the
Elcans, was only sixty feet in height.
The greatest statue of modern times, at
Aroma, in Italy, is only sixty feet in
height. This German work of art was
designed and wrought by one man, Herr
Ernest Won Bandel, who devoted bet
ween thirty and forty years of labor
mental and manuel, to it, and who has
imortaliz:d himself as we'll as his hero.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02

On last Monday morning, boy probably Of.
teen years ol J, was trying to engineer all unruly
hog down last Tuscarawas street; the hog was
quite muscular. and evidently objected to having
the boy Jerk him about with section OF clothes
line which was looped around his left hind leg.
He went along quietly for short distance, but
the continual tugging of the rope soon made his
pig,hip mad, and in minute he began to show
what he was made of. He pulled nObly in one
direction. while the boy tugged frantically in
another, and all In second the hog let up, and
the boy keeed over and balanced on his head
moment but he suddenly regained his footing
too soon in fact, for he hardly stood up, till the
hog darted between his legs and upset him again
then the hog madea quick circle and succeeded
in looping the rope about the boys leg and for
about a minute and half there was a promis
cuous tumbling of live pork and excited human
ty In the middle of the street, when friend of the
lads came to his rescue, and getting another rope
around another leg Of the hog, they succeeded
finally in getting him quietly on his way. The
boy has since gained permission to dOthe stabbing
when It comes time 10 butcher that hog.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02
MARRIED..

SMITH-WRIGHT-0n Sept LIST. by the Rev.
=. G. Patterson, assisted by the Rev. C. W. Smith
Geo. 0. Smith, of Oil City, Pa to Miss Lizzie A.
Wright, of this city.
This marriage took place at the residence of Mr.
Patterson, in the presence of quite a number Of
friends of the bride and bridegroom, who regret
much to have the bride go from our midst, but
wish for Mr.. and Mrs Smith many happy and
prosperous years. The cake was duly received
and properly appreciated by the DEMOCRAT
officials.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02
MUNICIPAL RECEIPTS.

Jacob Schneider was up on complaint Of his
wife for general cussedness Discharged.
G. suthes' fighting, and getting tho worst of 1t,
81 and costs.
L. L. Brown, for getting the best In the same, 81
and costs.
Albert Wertheim, obtaining mortgage notes un.
der false pretenSes settled the case with the plain
tifi, and was discharged.
Henry f. Truxell, rescuing prisoner from con.
hnement In the lookup IS and "a hours in the bas.
tlle
Henry F. Truxell, on affidavit OF Geo. Cook,
stealing jewelry, sent to Jail to await Common
Pleas Court in default Of $500 bail.
T. A. Patton, fighting and disturbing peace SIS
and costs.
Cash suthers, ditto, 81 and costs.
David Reese, undlluted drunk, 50 and costs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02

YOUNG man of the third ward while out on
jamboree the other night, insuted the wrong man
and as consequence, went home with sad
looking head on him. Next morning as he took
his seat at the breakfast table, and before any one
could ask him of his confused condition, he
feelingly remarked:
There ought to be an ordinance passed to pre-
vent those who are building from letting loose
bricks lie about where they can drop off on
mans head Then he looked at his brother and
winked, and the wink was effective, for the
brother added:
Yes, saw a man come near gettin' crushed
yesterday; hod tumbed off of new building
on West Tuscarawas street and came within three
inches of caving in the mans head; tell you it's
dangerous. The parents said nothing and after
breakfast the boys started out together.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

Massillon, Tuesday evening, Sept. p
Speakers, w. A. Lynch and T. ]. Nc
Sweeney.
Louisville, Tuesday evening. Sept p
Speakers, Johnson Shenick and John C.
Stallcup,
McDonaldsville, Wednesday evening.
Sept S-Peter Chance and S. S. Geib.
Richville, Wednesday evening, Sept.
S-Speakers, R. G. Williams and 7. c.
Welty.
Limaville. Thursday evening, Sept. o
Speakers, Johnson Sherrick and -
Marchamd
Marlboro Friday evening. Sept. 10
speakers. W. A. Lynch and DR.. !. r.
Lewis.
Minerva. Friday evening. Sept. To-
Speakers. L. L. Lamborn and A. l.:
Jones.
Canal Fulton, Friday evening, Sept.
~ "PeaAeIsi Johnson oherrlck and JnO
T. Hays,
Center School House, Plain To-, Sat.
urday, Sept. IT-Speakers, w. A. Lynch
and 7, j. McSweeney.
Navarro, Saturday evening, Sept. IL
Speakers, TIC. Meyer and A. McGregor.
Uniontown, Saturday evening, Sept.
H-Speakers, John T. Hays and J. O.
Welty.
RObertsville, Saturday, Sept. IL
Speakers c T. Meyer and w, J. Piero.
Wlmot, Tuesday evening, Sept. ID
Speakers, A. McGregor and Johnson
Sherrick.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

The trade in wool continues very quiet, and
there is hardly enough doing to give foundation
its combing wOols, and the trade consists OF odd
los of fine heeCes on which prices are tending
slightly downward. The Shipping List is of the
opinion that If fine woods 60 any lower there 10
rom for speculation in that line, but no dispoSi
tOn to take hold for that purpose is manifested in
the east SalesOf Ohio and Pennsylvania ut ia
Acc for fine and medium grades; Wisconsin and
Michigan from 43a46c, aud cOmbing and deaine
feeces 5Oa55c, aud 57a60c for cOmbing unwashed
combing and deaine 4OaIgc but anything THAI
sells over 45c must be very choice selection.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02
yupopTANT TO ALL.

"A 1t is now drawing close to FALL and parties
wishing to have coloring done In dresses, shawlS'
uscltIes. plumes ribbons, Gents garments, &C.
can have them done by leaving order with Mrs.
A. Cook, Hair Dresser, OIL North Market street
She has accepted the agency of an Eastern Dying
establishment and is prepared to take orders to
be done in any fancy shade or color, and warrant
satlsfacuon Give her call.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02

A woman VIII lie in an up town store last Tuesday
making some + urchaseS, stepped onto seals plat.
form and weighed herself as she contemplated
the 1856 pounds marked on the scale, she remarked
to the dealer:
I'm getting rather adipose Then the mans
face settled into grin as he replied:
Yes; such things will happen in families.
The woman grew very red in the face and sud
denly left without taking any goods with her and
the man scratched his head for moment, and
then went into the next store to look at diction
Rry.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02
BILLS ALLOWED.

THE following is the result Of the Sporting
Truck contest at Eyria, o., on last Wednesday,
In which the Canton boys did creditable work.
Eagle Wooster, 81 seconds
Empire, oberlin, 85]1 seconds,
Good Wills, Wooster, S714 seconds.
Mcpherson, Clyde, SSA seconds
]. Murray webbs, Alliance, [Accident,l
Buckeye, Massillon, 99H seconds,
Rescue Norwalk, 9SH seconds.
Midday, Canton, 36 seconds.
Livelies BluftOn, 81 seconds,
Independents, Massillun, S6l5 seconds.
THE Elyria Republican says of the Canton boys;
The Midday of Canton, is Certainly one OF the
finest companies in the State. They are thor
oughly drilled, and take q great deal of pride in
their organization Every member is perfect
gentleman, and Canton may justly feel proud Of
her sporting truck company.
THE Empire company of 0berln walked away
with the first prize. hundred dollars In GOLD.
The Midday OF Canton won the second prize, hily
dollars In silver, and but for one misstep OF the
climber would have taken first money, as the
running was good, and the climbing uncommon
ly lively The Independents OF Massillon took the
third prize, fifty dollar silver trumpet.
After the hook and ladder races were over, ten
members of the different companies ran foot
race over the same course, for two silver cups e.
F. Hopkins of 0berlin, taking the first prize In
2231 seconds, and r, Messnar Of Caution winning
the second In % seconds,
The boys talk seriously ofgettIng up tourna'
ment in Canton, and we hope they may meet with
such encouragement from our citizens that will
insure them success in the undertaking.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02

THERE was lively fight at the corner of North
Market and Third street last Saturday evening. A
colored painter called white brush swilger out
OF a house for the purpose of pounding him. but
the white man came out and did all the pounding
and the Darkey got disguised and left as soon as
he could.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02

OK last Sunday Gen. Beatty missed one OF his
finest cows on his farm, and after an unavailable
search about the place, he began TO grow uneasy
and exerted extraordinary efforts n looking for
the missing animal. IAbout o'clock at night
she was discovered sitting upright at the bottom
of an old we'll on the farm, and after hard work
until midnight, they succeeded in releasing her
from her unpleasant position, without serious
ininrv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02

Brooklyn man wanted to marry Milwaukee
girl, but when he asked her father If he might
have her the old man stuffed his hands into his
pockets and replied:
Can't see it. don't want any man in my family
that is liable to get up at midnight and stumble
through the house with nothing but red night
shirt on. Go to Chicago, young man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02

IT seems that they have discovered
some school board frauds up in Clarke
county. An investigation has been made,
and it was shown that good deal Of
money had been disposed of Improperly.
Yetwe have not heard of any Committee
of Safety there, though evidently one is
needed.-Cm. EHg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02

THERE was a street vender at the Eagle Block
corner last Monday selling some leather preServ-
ing preparation; during the course Of his remarks
he was emphatcally interrupted bya excited
farmer who had invested in q hay fork, The far
mer made quite speech denouncing travelling
fakirs, and his remarks were not wanting in quail.
flying expressions, when he closed his talk the
crowd cheered him, and felt thankful for the
amusement he had offered them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02

THE Hamilton County Republican
Convention refused to adopt resolution
demanding the repeal of the Geghan
Bill, about which the Repository is work
ing itself into paroxysms. Stick a pin
there.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

Flour lower; superfine Westn and State S540a
Q "; common to good s. l5a6 60; good to choice
s. 6oa7 10; white wheat extra S7l0a76O: 1t. Louis
s6 60 as i5; extra Ohio Sc l5a7 CO. Rye -four steady
un'ettled; No. ] Milwaukee SLAB; No. l Min.
neSota 81 20al2l; No. Chicago Sl.37; No. 2 MI
waukee Sl.2al.li; winter red Western Sl.S5; amber
Sl,3)Gl36, Rye quiet at 9icAl II Corn higher and
in demand: mixed Western, steamer, 6OasSc; do
sell s4aSSc. OaR, mixed Western 6iaS5c; white
btAOSc