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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-30
Partition Notice.

Charles g. Double, Eden Double, Clara Double,
Louis Double, Bertha Double and Susan Deuble,
all OF whom reside In 6tsrK County, Ohio, will
taxa notice that George Double, on the2Ls day Of
August, A. D, 1875, hled bis petition against them
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Stark County,
Ohio, wherein he demandspa partition OF the follow
ing real estate In said connty 10 wit!
Part Of the southeast and southwest, quarters
dissection g. township 10 and range s,-beginning
at the northwest corner OF tract Of land former
ly owned by John Maline; and running thence
north $50 east, 2 chains and AZ links to post In
the centre Of the State road leading from Canton
TO Louisville; thence north 10 east, twenty links
(2O) to post in said road; thence south $50 east
IL chains and 96 links TO the middle Of the MINI
ishillen creek; thence down the middle Of said
creek south 711o east chains and II links TO the
north.eas corner Of said Nalline's land; thence
with the north line of said Maline tract north 6S9
west II chains and so links to the place of begin
ming, containing 3 acres and six hundreths OF an
acre more or less. .'. ..'" .'.'
Also, parts of the southwest and southeast
quarters Of section a, township 10 and range 8,
beginning for the same at the north east corner OF
said southwest quarter; thence west along the
quarter lines 80 chains and n Inks thence south
SO west, chains and rs links thence south
96bo west chains and so links; thence south 80
west s chains; thence south So east chains and
"a links; thence west chain; thence south
chains and 36 links; thence east parallel to the
north line of said quarter al chains and Is links
thence south parallel to the east line of said south
west quarter fifteen chains and 9S links; thence
east parallel to the south line of said southe east
quarter % chains and 81 links; thence north 2S11o
west, IS chains and IS links TO the quarter line;
thence with said lines southwardly chains and
Is links to the place Of beginning ll2
acres, more or less, n.
Also, parts of lots numbered 70 and II In the
city of Canton, bounded Rs follows Commencing
for the same on the west line of said lot No. 20,
Al feet and inches north ffom the southwest
corner of the main buildlAg situate on said lot No
70; thence running north on said west line and
the west line of said lot No. II 70 the southwest
corner OF the store house now owned by John
Shilling thence east parallel with the north line
of said lot II to the east line Of said lot; thence
south with the east lines Of said lots II and 70 TO
point Al feet and inches north Of the southeast
corner Of said lot No TO- thence west parallel with
the south line of said lot TO the place Of beginning
together with the right to use the south wall Of
the building upon said lot No. II In the erection
Of any buildings on the above premises; and In
case another is erected In Its stead then the right
to use such wRll-said lot being % feet front and
rear; and at the next term Of the said Court he
will apply for an order that partition may BIO
made Of said promises,
Aug, 81, 1875. Attys, for Petitioner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-30
Partition Notice.


Lewis J. Myers, Ella Myers, Joseph Myers, Eliza.
beth Myers, William Myers Ann Myers, Catharine
Ayerg and John Walser and David Lind, all OF
stark County, Ohio, will take notice that peti.
ton was hled against them on the 3Ist day of
August, A, ID, 1875, in the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Stark County, Ohio, by william PoyBer, guard.
Ian for George W. Myers and Is now pending,
wherein the said Petitioner demands partition OF
the following real estate situate in Stark County,
Ohio, TO wit:
Thesouth half of the north half Of Lot No. 81 in
the city ofCanton. ~
Also, the north half of lot No. IIs, and % feet
front and rear of the south side Of Lot No IIS In
said city.
Also 46 feet front and rear of the north side OF
Lot No. llS in said city.
Also part Of the southwest quarter OF section
10, township 10 and range g. bounded AZ follows:
On the north by land owned by ]. SchwslIn on
the west by land owned bv George ]. Trump, on
the south by land owned by Solomon Kaufman,
and on the east by the center Of the east branch OF
the Nimishillen Creek, containing acres and 90
perches, more or less. And that at the next term
Of said Court the said guardian will apply for an
order that partition may be made ofssld premises,
and that dover may be assigned therein TO said
Catharine Myers, widow Of Peter Myers, deceased.
UEDERHILL q LAHM,
August 81, 1875. Attys for Petitoer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-30
Partition Notice.

Jacob Etter Elizabeth Etter, David Ulhch Re.
becce Ulrich. Annie Ulrtch, Barah Ulrich, William
ulrich, Hiram Ulrlch, George Ulri h and Emma
Ulrtch, all OF whom reside In Stark county, Ohio,
day Of August 4. D. 1875, filed hIs petition against
them In the court ofcommon pleas of8tark county,
Ohio, and 10 now pending therein, wherein he
demands partition Of the following real estate, to
W.T.: Fart OF the northwest quarter Of section
eleven In Lake township. stark county, Ohio, be-.
ginning for the same on the north line Of said
section at the northeast corner Of David Bowers
land, thence east on the section line 10 the north.
west corner OF William ShriverN land, thence south
said road 10 the east line Of said Bowers land,
thence north and east and north along the several
lines Of said Bowers land 10 the beginning, CON
tanning 80 20.I00thB acres. At the next term of
said court said Daniel Ulrch will apply for an or.
August G6, 1875, UNDERHIL 4 LAHM.
tt'I I.'.. ,.....r AttorneyB for Petitioner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-30
Partition Notice.
jeremiah Wolf, ct al
by Vim. II. Hoover
their Guardian vs.
Catharine Whltmyer,

jeremiah Wolf ct al
by Vim. II. Hoover
their Guardian VI.
Catharine Whitmyer,
OF al. nd
Abraham Roth and Sophia Roth his wife, and
John L. Wolf, all Of ElkhRrt county, Indiana,
Abraham l.. Wolf, Of Beaver county, Pennsylva-
MIA, Jacob J. Wolf Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio,
william Wolf, of Summit county, Ohio, Jacob H.
Kurtz and Sarah Kurtz, his wife, Of Berks county,
Pennsylvania, Henry Keller and Anne M. Keller,
his wife, Of Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, and
Cathsrine Wolf, Of Stark county, Ohio, are hereby
Wolf and James Wolf, by William H. Hoover,
their guardian, have this day filed their petition
against them In the court of Common Pleas of
Stark county, Ohio, representing that each of said
plaintiffs are the legal owners of ono undivided
eleventh part of town lots numbers seventy -one
ny and seventy.two (72) in the town of New Ber-
lin, In said county of Stark, except strip, ten
feet In width along the north side thereof; also
tract Of two acres being part of the northwest
quarter of section seventeen, township eleven,
range eight, In said Stark county, particularly
described In said petition being the same real es.
state whereof Jacob Wolf, late of Stark county,
Ohio deceased died intestate, seized in fee simple
thatthe defendant Cathsrine Wolf Is entitled TO
dover In all Of said premises and that the defend.
ants catharine Whitmyer, Sophia Roth, John L.
Wolf, Abraham L. Wolf Jacob J. Wolf, William
Wolf Sarah Kurtz and Anne N. Keller are, each.
the legal owners Of one undivided eleventh part
Of said premises subject TO said dover estate The
prayer Of said petition IS that dover be assigned
10 said widow, and that partition Of said premises
be made subject 10 said dover estate; or that the
same be sold and the proceeds divided, Said Pc
ttiOn will be for hearing at the next term Of said
August u. q 8. MEYER & BON,
j aua eop pofitfnrav.a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-30
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

In pursuance Of an order granted BY the Pro-
bate Court of Stark County, Ohio, will offer for
sale, at public auction. on Saturday, the and day
Of October, ls75,at 10 o'clock forenoon, upon the
premises, the following described Real Estate,
situate In the County Of Stark and State OF Ohio
10 wit BEGINNING on the west line of the town
plot of Canton as originally laid out, at the north
east corner OF q lot formerly owned by John Krebs
(now held by Eva Krebs) thence with the line Of
said Krebs' lot westwardly two hundred and nine
COO feet thence north 10 degrees east, parallel
with said west line Of the town Of Canton, to the
north line of section nine (9), township ten O0),
range eight (s); thence with said section line 70
said west line Of the tOwn of Cantou; thence with
said west line of said town to the place Of begin
ning--containing one and forty five hundiedths
acres, less strip OF the south end 52h feet wide
by 209 feet long,
Appraised at II 400. Terms OF sale: One-half,
cash, one-half In SIX months, with lnterest-the
deferred payment to be secured by mortgage upon
the premises sold. -
HENRY G. KNIT,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Alouls
Slebold, deceased.
Gani 1af ig7h AH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-30

The New York Heral6is disposed to be
facetious over the result of the Maine
election. In recent issue it reasoned as
follogs: I'm. 1879 Maine. gave Grant
80 900 majority In 1873 the Republican
majority was 10000; in 1874 II 900; in
1876 it is less than 5000; and it is believ-
ed that if MIR. Morton had remained in
the State three or four days longer the
Democrats would have elected their tick
ct. Any Democratic general committee
that can secure the services of Mr.. Nor
ton and the ensanguined linen will per-
form an ncalculable service toits party"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-30
The ONO campaign is growing MIGHTY

The Ohio campaign is growing mighty
interesting, and one ofits principal fea-
lures is the craw-fish antics of the Radi-
cal leaders. A few weeks ago they were
stronglyih favor ofcontraction and forced
resumption. Now if one goes through
the State and looks at the Radical posters
he will see nothing about the finances,
eitheri big or little capitals. The Hon.
Mr.. Blower, Gen, SpouteF, and Parapatet-
ic Witdbag, Esq, are all posted to speak
EXCLUSIVELY on the "School Question" a
matter that is no more in issue in the
campaign than the transit of Venus
Pits, Post.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-30
Administrators Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator Of the Estate OF Martin
Double deceased, lste Of Canton, Stark Co, Ohio.
August %, 1873. .. sr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-30
The DEMOCRAT
DURING THE AMPAIGN
FREE OF CHARGE!

To any new subscriber paying Two
DOLLARS in advance we will send the
DEMocRAT from now unM one year from
October, 1875, thus giving them the
Campaign DEGocRAT Free Of Charge
, 1875-03-17

The alarm from bcx $50 at 11.45 o'clock las
night, was occsaoned BY fire In two-asorY bnol
and fssmo building as No. 2o5 Trial
a:rect, owned by Mrs. Dusse, and occupied
by Henry buar as saloon and grocery on lie
1rss floor and dwelling Oh the second. Loss
OH building. $3.50; insured In tho Globe, Of Chi.
rago, for s1.300. Losa on furniture, sih0, H..
srsod In tue Globo for e1,250. An osorhcAtol
stove caused the tire,
AtHo-story frame building a. No, 81 Tlir-
teenth atroet, owned By ". ksleyr, aud ec-
cupled bv him on tho llrst hoor AZ meat
market was partially burned last midnight. lie
loss on building and stock Was eS:0, and inaut-
knce $500, IN tho Milwaukee MezcAauta Mutual.
John Love Occupied the upror floor ~ dWo!l-
inR. aud suffered : loAa Of $40. Cauae Of lrs
UAknOMA,
, 1875-03-17

Notably has this been this caBe In tho Teg,orn
DistIict of Arkansas and IN WcHtern Sot.l, Caro-.
lima, and. perhaps, iu other d,strets rhero ihc:o
large expenditures hAyo becn made 10 pavmc.,s
Of foes OF Commissioners. Tls attentton Of
the respective ,lndges Of the several ais.
triota named. and OF tho judiciary Of tho
facts. induces yonr Committee to hope .!lat :
recurrence OF theto abuses In the f.ltnsn NAV be
prevented Hereafter, bowover, with thc checks,
guards, and restraints itnpnse'l by the no. lav
MUCH II mol Ill, fraud can aud o:lsb: to is
checked. and Your Committee n canliAant That
as touching those expenditures. II tnis 1y b.,
faithfully administered and strictly carrica out
BY tile o1)cetn Of the Troasusy and contts tharo
can be 40 frand without t!ls co!'uson of 1,ll.es,
tho CIerss. tho MarahalH, and the T'stsict A.
torneys.1
, 1875-03-17

! Wien uay had doubt, thsy might cast .otes IN
: favor Of their Owl partv. RefertinR to the Ar-
gument Of tho Bonatos from Vermont ted.
nnnds), hs AAid he had neTar heard . better
Democrst,o suerch or more one.rded ono than
that Senator lad made. Tic nlnds M reterence
ut all to the crimes and mufde.s Which hs4 I>esn
committed in Louisiana.
Mr. Edmundg hafd hss fiicnl {Mortop) had
Haid he noyor heard bcttor tpocrntic npoec.l.
Had not tho Senator hoasd botsdr ones rGBn 10
ueod 10 mako tlaou, hitnse!f3 tLaughser.l
Mr. Morton said no had u,ad1 DemccratLo
niI II ho could not now be forgiven for tbht
after tho lapts Of nostly txenty.tAYee Yoars. ho
noyer could bo forgiven Ia this world.
II It WAS to be thrown in his facs
now that he made Democratic apeechoa
twnnty.ttItce years ago. What nxsenua,ion
uemoclatsc speectea on TIN floor in 1867 tAr-
pla,,Ee III the Rni!cTiea.] tso hal nn ,lnui,: tLo
K"IoEg Government represented p ha .yri.v IF
20 0U0 men In Lorihiaha.
Ihe question then being OH tIla amendment OF
str. EdmundR to insert tbs wo''t mo- Asfors
would lend. ' Kr*o!eed, That 4. l., y. TinchLaek
lie not admitted ae Senator lrom Loulsi.
nnn," etc., Mr. West said hat DIR
inr tho last trio daya thers had
bern such variety and coutrn,ia:y of opinions
developed TINT be Vas no. willing 10 trust t,.o
cdnls.tou at ha colleague to vote a! ts,is limo.
IIn aiovud to postrono tue further c-npideta alton
December next.
Mr. Thulnai aa!d tho bouata bad been
told again aud again that ila public In.
tc.est do.nAud i that tue resolution should be
acted ou now. liz was thetefoso opposed 70
pcsspouingts.
olut[on e'as than agreed so,-Seas ~; NAYS, 80,
---aR fntior-at -
, 1875-03-17

III Mr. Tho ,nsol.'s "t't1aitH Ut Malscca, Iulo.
China, aud C4ina." most Interesting worft re-
Gently published BY Harper 4 Bso,lttM Hs find
tho following paragraph describing tho llabsu of
Cllnese ladies of tbs supper ton:' '.ltany
time in gosslpang and gambling. Very un1ady-
l!he occupations, lay mir leaders will axclsiu,.
Nsvertlsleas. these accomplishments, take.
e!tlsr ssugly Or collectively. 1equrs yoass Of A.
Hiaaous training before t1ey Gao bs prnoticed
cles tn China. Gambling. It il to be regretted, IL
By fat tue noat 1avotss paxtin,e. x 1t IL pethspB
but cold comfort 70 reflect that tlis vice ~ not
!nonopoltzsd by the ladies Of CathAy, but that it
~ their lords who set them the e1ample. 1hey
nasor dream Of plnyin9 s1cspt Tor 1nonoy, aul
When they have no styltoEE Of their oWn txak 70
gamble With. they call up tho doinaaslos aud
play With thom."
, 1875-03-17

RronEY, Of tho Times, opposca tlo subnisstou
OF the proposed charter TO tito roople Of Chicago.
because HEslxo, OF tho saals-2eiian3, is Under
etood to be iu favor OF auoh submission. Tho
haired OF STonEY a9atust 1lEs1so ia 10 tntonae
thut whatoyor tim lattor advocases the former
opposes and ricr rersd. THUS, when the Zt9:unJ
pitched into Shorift AosEw tho Times inmo1|-
ateiy indossod h,m. Wlon tho ono flung mud
on him tho othor applied wh.ewnrl,. II thu
Citlzcns' Association desire tho support OF
STOREY for tho now charter, all that is necessary
ia for them to induco or provoke uKsisd TO
change front and :. attack 1t. INSTANTLY
tho Timer will change front and advocate 1t
with zeal exactly tho couvorso OF That employed
aRatnat II. Tho niB:ake tito Cistzens' Aaaocla-
tton maJo MAS in trying TO scc1ro tho support OF
both i,oso mutual enelnsca" fer their bill, aud
TO this cnd, poEtnps, rnndo changes anu com.
promises Which failed 10 plscato either, and at
the Same trne did not improve tho BILL Tho
cause of the implacabe latrod bctweon BronEY
md fIrsr;o docs not seem to be kno.n. 1t Ia
reported that tho former Threatened to put a
head on tho latter" or tic latter threatened to
"bonnco thu for1uer or both dealred m "iu.er-
view" with coffee and irionds at an carly hour
In onoly place sone suisty morning, to ndjnBt
their little DIFFERENCES no. as tn become good
friends again. Az they aro ucar neighbour
occupying opposite cor,lerH Of the eanne street
and both belong to tho same political church, 1t
il great pitr they do not set botter example
Of an,ity and uulty. But II thoy must quarrel.
what ia tho necessity OF MIXING up tho proposed
charter With their dlsaarceab1o Jangle Z Doth
their papers havo declared porhaps thousand
titncs tuat tho c!:artcr Of Chicngo was
vrotchol patchwork contrivanco which sl.onld
I'm 1ni nt,3 tnfcr nFc
, 1875-03-17
TO thr Editnr Qf This Chttaqo 7'tituar:

70 thf EaitNr a Tbs EA3fa7o Tfitu0r:
aHtH1' nAi1na, Mic'l., March i5.-fn common with
shat Senator Frnnr, Of Michigan, would be tho next
11e.iIent for period OF twelty hours. rs Its
tiue expirHs MnTch 4, 1271. ts not thln utstEse7
Ard unless there Is m elnctton Of another President
7fe |,., will not the next Democratic Speaker DO the
pe1t President Ut tile United 6!ate47 Respectfully,
JouN Il. F1HoH.
: Tie toTsnH Of tic President, aud Of Senator
FEnnr, aud OF tho Speaker Of Tho House Of
Representatives, will all oxplre a(asch Q. 1877.
By 4 construction Of Ian, tho I'd Of March cou-
times until moon Of the 4th. Tho 4th Of March
falling IN Sunday, tho DOW President will not
sako tho ot1sco nptil the 9th. Unlcsa eomo other
Genator bo chosen President pro tenpore Of tho
sanatc. thero will bo no de Jfacso President OF
Flcc-Prcsdent Of tho United Bsates during the
twenty-fonr hours from noon, March 4, 1877,
until noon Of tho succeeding day.
, 1875-03-17
PERSONAL,

Tho funerM Of Mrs, ClAnHsoS, mother o
bishop CIAnx6oS. took place At Omaha yestes,
day.
d. F. ALLEN. late President OF The Cool
County Bank, Ia in tho city, the gueat Of 3. F.
htunrnY.
Grain Inspector HAnPgR is quito Ill ut his rast.
t'o1ioo, uouglha place. Ho haa boen confined tc
Lis bed sogeral days-
berth In lilo Troasusy Department, accord.
lug to tho boston Posi- IL to b. supplied witt
EHlAgs from Alabama.
From I'LL recent accounts Of life la Florida, thu
cbbseyation Fla. would DO morn significant with
the Insertion Of tho vowel E.
WESTON has won u wager Of e5,000 from Ban.
':ru. and wo hope a1r. UAnSuA will give him
10 money and 81, 095 in nisro-s -slycosiue.- Detroit.
Free Presa,
In case in Detroit court laet week, a lack
tsftTor'a testimony waa impeacheJ. Az WAyu1So.
sos said Of AANoLp's treason, "WLom shall VIC
trust now?"
Tho Louisville Courier. Journal explains TINT
thu badnasB of iss 1okos IN duo To the phuters,
That comes OF having prt1ters who follow copy.
-AHlfcausee Sentinel
II 1t could be proved that T1LToH had youem-
pefed to oEder coal tho t.rss time lte was asked.
the fact would deem moro startling to most
xtvcs.-Horrester uazet.y.
That was an Interesting ship-!oad Of passou-
Ects which sailed from Now York On Saturday.
e'gnor MuzIo. WynEnr REEVE, RIunAnp T.,
os1aoToS, and E. J. Ov1SoToN.
The reason THAT no lsltes Of Danyil]o attene
"a tho Foceat AASu-D BLACKBURN bseac!,-of.prou-
ase suit "ns that they could not apare time from
uo por1iaal OF tho Brooklyn trial reports.
San WILKEsoy iH orthodox II Afor1roy Ia mt.
10 believes In trinity, composed, according to
tho Brooklyn Argns. Of tho Christian Union
AnothoE JOHNSON, and BAN W1LKsaoa.
Capt 1AcR was hanged, but suAcxuAarr J,u.
ecAn'FAcEb CHARLEY aud STEAMBOAT FnAsF
have boon to Washington to slaako hapds With
tbs President. Why this unkind discrimination
sa!s writer in Harpcr's Rasar, nTl,e
Eofgn OF tho ohsZnon Is ovcr; tta glory has de-
parted Ito name IL Iclabod." Chienon was bad
snough. bat tho change OF name u enough 70
baniah it.
JOHNNY THOMPSON, !ho "aoap-chowing ham,
ieNer OF two ysa1s since. has blossomed out
anso "Ihe inimltRble. the unappsoachable, the
neofupssabto, the great surnamed 'tha modern
k7orHus Mr. j. TuoMRsoN!"
That tho whtrligig OF time really ioes bring Its
,ssensea to seen tu the fact that while senator
1, seolotea Of MlsslRsippi takos i4 seat, Ala
sos @ns pos'ston Of messenger.
r7.',s sot. A'cnAnn paoo7oa wilt lecture in tho
su o'a&ca again in the fall. II he proves,
n".Lna ~ ~. present cold snap, that tho easth Ia
congratulations Of al h!s hearers.
Ihls IL Tho season Of tho VAR .h,r RI. t.,r,.p
That p
, 1875-03-17

sAr FRANo1sco, 1taroll l8.-lLo racfc Mail
companY's nav steamer citY or Panama arrived
thla morning from Panama and way ports.
LONDON. March lG.-stsamsAips Aloxandtia
and switxorlaud, from Nav TORT. Rnd China,
from Boston. arsived out,
Nxw Yong, March l9.-Arriyed. sseau,s1,ip ne.
public, from Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN March l0.---9.cau,ers Coltio and
daetia. from New York, have arrived.
ANTWERP, blarrh lG.-SteAmar Switzerland ar
rived ApFa TO-DAY,
, 1875-03-17
TIE MAk.xILLINo FROG.

SBfc'at Dstdsth "a Ths Cht.dqe Tfiba6t.
Fonr WAYNE, Intl., March 10.-'Yi'lam M esat,
Of tl,tn city. brakeman on tbs Tolodo, Wabapi.
+ Western Railway, mas run over At Cotton
RtAt,ou this forenoon and instantly kit!cti, his
body being fs;ghsfu.ly lAcosasod. At the tinlo OF
the acc!dollt bo mas ongsgs1 In switching, and
hin foot caught iu frog, whom = f.aiglt-traln
paused over hun. 11e Haa agod e5, aad l0aysa .
Nifa.
, 1875-03-17

W. will ask Tn. Tnruuss "a square queetion y:
Would Il support A. c. nrstHo for Mayor II ls stould
fucreed In forcing Lila nomination. Or the nomination
r. sou'B tool Of lis upon the peopls7 "A1sTez tns
that, md uryolu 7"-~>Jou,nai.
NJ,
, 1875-03-17

Now win tho Journal a,,swor our "e1uare
question: Doca it believo tlak a. @. HEs1xo
tan 10 elected Mayor next fnft. under any char
tsz--tho present ena OF tho proposed ono?
, 1875-03-17
LOUISIANA,
TIT. AnHfrHtrIQx.


.Spsrtal Dssn,teh II IAe Chicago Tribune.
WAHulsnTos, D. G.. March 1g.-Nothiug ded-
n!ta la known ~ to the rosult Of tho Lou1sians
arbitration, closed In New York yesterday, but Il
Is hinted that by Its terms Conservative 10 aest-
cd In tho Senate, aud . Conservative majority OF
rwolye Ia declared tn tho House. This will mase
tie yota as bosrecu The two partles On 4 Joint
ballot, and Will, 1t In thought, ,nauro
tho election Of Conservative United
atAtes Senator In case riochback Ia
reIooted as HAHN, Who will have the dooldInx
yoto, will doubtless favor = Conservative.
ANOTHER APPLICANT
for the postttan Of untted BtAtea Judco for tho
District Of LouiQiAua haa Just tuned up hero in
tho person Of Judge fisgg. Of the Fourth Ju-
dicial District ut that 6.atr. Ha deaircs the
nlice on'y In case lardee Should no. bs cou.
1eued, ard Appearances to-day ittticato that
1'ardcc Will be coua;tnnd without dithuul.y to-
morrow.
10 fhr Asspttatd rrtas,l
DiFrEHEAT SroRy.
WAsn1SoTos, D. C., Mumh l8--Is has bcen
inhde knoTn hero tARt tho result of tlle Louis
laha arbitration Hl1 piys tho ConseEsstlyas tho
Louer llouae, but wiIl retain small Republican
majority ou Joint ballot. whlc!. should Pinch
back be Rejected, win giYe siss to lively contest
over The Unlted Htatea SenatosshIp.
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