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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-03
The War In Europe
90 Per Cent. Saved,
-BY-l
BUYING GOODS
R. A. D0F0REST'S
CLEVELAND STORES.
CANTON, OHIO.

In consequence of the
war between Russia &
Turkey, large quanti-
ties Of goods, intended
for their Markets, are
now being thrown on
the American Markets
and sold at any neces-
sary sacrifice, In view
of this we will keep a
buyer constantly in the
Eastern Markets, and
shall this, season, offer
all kinds of goods 80
per cent, less than the
prices charged by the
old Credit Houses. I
am now opening large
lots of Dress Goods at
extraordinary low pri-
ces.
l am retailing the best Cling.
Y'd d%1Ti Wido Br'n sheeting at 6 IA a.
Best makes of Prints S IL toe"
Bleach Muslin at 6 and 10"
Ladies Hosiery at 8 and 10"
Blk CaSln0rGS & AlpaCCaS
Cashmeres and Alpac-
cas- are Foreign goods
and are being sold at
lower prices than ever
before made. I call
particular attention to
our 30 ct, AlpacCas and
70 ct. Black Cashmeres.
Below We Give a List Of Goods Just
Opened.
Best Imported English Nee
dies, per paper Set
80 pieces WOrsted Ball
Fringe rs"
80 pieces All Wool Cassimers 50H
35 pieces White Piques 1915
so Pieces COttOnades Extra
Cheap
40 dozen Extra Rubber Sus-
penders rs g
10 Pieces Linen Damask 80"
5 Pieces Real Turkey Red rs"
85 dOZ, Emb. Linen Collars 6"
Splendid lot Of Pocket Books cheap
Another Job Lot Of Hamburg EigilgS
Is d0Z. Ladies' and Misses Fancy.
HOSG 10 tOl5 cts
We request the PeO-
pie Of Stark County to
Visit Our Stores this
Spring; they will Find
the Largest Stock ever
Opened at Retail in this
County.
r. A.DEF FoREsr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-03

Mn, TARBox, Democrat, of Massachu'
setts, says as Mr.. Hayes Democrat
or am I Republican," Well, yes re-
yersely.
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Attachment Notice.

W. H. Eslg & son) Before william J. PIero, J. P.
vs. Canton township, Stark Co.,
George Mentzer. Ohio.
On the 11th day of April, A. D 1877, said Justice
issued an order Of attachmentin the above action
for the sum Of twenty four dollars and seventyve
cents and the costs. Hearing day May 18th, 1877,
Canton, o.. April I'm W. EssIG q SON
apr 26 7-dW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-03

Our neighbors of the Repository eat
their crow like little men. Who would
have thought it2 And so soon! All the
"rebe," States gone now
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SatnrdaQ Me I'd dqu of Jllne, 1877,

the following Described real estate situate in tsd
county to.wit. The northwest part OF lot number
nine (9) in the Rolling Mill Cotnpanys alteration
and subdivision of various lots In town now city
of Massillon, Stark county, Ohio, and bounded as
follows Fronting on the east side OF Mpsfing'
on the north end of said lot number nine (0 The
dimensions Of the lot of land hereby sold are forty
feet front on Muskingum street and running back
eastwardly the same width one hundred and fifty
feet to an alley on the east side OF said ot number
nine (9) together with the priVlegesah aPpurIen'
ances theTeunto belonging.
Appraised at $500
cash. wow o,.--,0,
may3-ew J. Z. kAUCh' eheTln'
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SHERIFF SALE.
Charles steese VS. Buckeye Coal and Coke Co.

Charles steese VS. Buckeye Coal and Coke Co.
By virtue of a fl. fa issued from the court
of common pleas of Stark county, ONO, ana
to me directed will offer for sale at pubic out
CRY at the mine of the Buckeye Coal ana COKE
Company in Lawrence township Stark county
Ohio, on
Monday, the 14th day of May, 1877
tho following described property, to.wit; 22S
Yards Of railroad 4 iron, together with all the
spikes I and ties on tram road 5S6 yards of iron on
switches $50 yards Of iron on switches 0Rs S5r9 @ eli
mule, two brown mules, Two DlaGK uei NJ oy rpn ~,
cast cast and Il wrought, one Cooper pump and boiler,
together with pipes and machinery attached one
set of coal scales, one anvil one VICE one pelSWs 10
together with all the tools reraining to smith shop
and mine, one surveying compass, trusseling and
shutes at Railroad, lot OF bank posts and lot oil
Sale Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash ,,o,, co,o.,s
may3.ew D. r. hAOOn' 0ne4ln'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-03

Mr.. w, S. PORTS is now sole owner OF
the New Lisbon (Ohio) Patriot he
prints an interesting and reliable news
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-03
T. w. SMITH. MD.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
III Office in Mckinley Building, South end
Public Square, Canton, Ohio. Office hours, 7 to 10
A. NJ IL 10 3 and to SPIN. may3.1y.
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Snt,lrdau the ID dau Of June, 1877.

the following described real estate situate in sad
county to-wit. The undivided half Of the west o.
lot number three (3) In Doncains first addition to
Massillon excepting and reserving therefrom
feet on each side from fremont 10 Oak streets fol
the purpose of an alley to be used by the occu
pants Of the whole Of said lot and for no othel
purpose.
Appraised at $4,000.
Sal to commence at one o'clock p. M Terms
cash.
may3-ew j. P. RAUCH, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Richard NJ Komer VS. Charles W. Russell.
BY virtue Of vendi exponas issued from the
court of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed will offer for sale at public out-cry
at the door Of the court house in the city Of Canton
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Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as Exc cutor 70
the estate Of Henry Decomne, late OF STARK Co.,
SSsS Spac.dt S'''''O' JOHN LEow.
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Mondau. The 14h dag Of Nay, 1877
SHERIFF. SALE.

Henry Schneider VS. Benz, F. Burns ct al
pv virtue of an order to sell issued from the
oo,,yt nf common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed, will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door of the court house In the city o.
Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-03
SHERIFF SALE.

Charles steese VS. Buckeye Coal and Coke Co.
By virtueEof fl, fa. issued from the GSHrI 6SII
of common pleas of Stark county, ONO
and 10 me directed, will offer for sale at public
oucry al the door of the Court House in the city Of
Canton. on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-03

ESTABLISHED A. \. 1888
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iSatirdav, the I'd day of June, 1877,

the following described real estate situate in Law
renee township, Stark county, to-wit: BOUNDED
on the west by lands owned py A9atew d ScnrOUd n5
Cleveland Tuscarawas and Wheeling, Railroad
on east and south by lands of Jacob Evans, con,
tanning acres and "a 100 of an acre OF land more
or less.
sale I to commence at one o'clock p. IN. Terms
cash. ,,,or, o,a.iF
mays J.P kAuOh' enerin'
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-18
Rev YorE rroaucs Market.


FLouR-Receipts of 6,474 bushels. Market
dull, and Ia buyer,' favor In instances
and 100 sc lower, cosi 6 duIl. s.,les OF 1900
bushels. No 2at s. tOa4 90; superhne western
ami state at IS 7Is6 oo common 10
good extra western aud state at SO 40
90 rs; good 10 choice extra western
White wheat western extra at 81 OossI IS;
fancy white wheat western extra at 81 10
@s9 95; common 70 good extra Uhlo az 50 so
@S rs; common TO CHOICE extra s., LOUIS at
50 sOsl0 75; patent Minnesota extra good TO
prime at s. 759lo 80; choice TO double extra
WHEAT-Recelpts 10 Sal. MarKet Is unsettled
opening flrm. No. spriog and No. MiBnes0-
ia, so.called. at 81 70 new southern at 81 GA
SO; No. Milwaukee at 81 1902 80. Sal s OF
Isl. 900 bushels.
RYE-Market shade firmer and unchanged.
74@I6c for western 92S9sc for state.
BARLRY-Mdrket duu
CoRN.-Receipts OF Ia, 26s bushels. Market
about lc better, closing with advance partly
lost. Sales OF 5000 bush Is. UnmerChant'
aDle western mixed NJ 6Uc ungraded DO. at
6oCs6ic steamer m.xed at 6i%@6lc New Y-rk
NJ. 2 at 6lc steamer mixed or Ju.y at tsk q
~, c.osing at exc bid 60c asked. -.
OATs.-hecelpIs or 22,40O Dusnels. Market
fully 10 lower and heavy. sales OF ., 20
bushels. Mixed western md state $50 ssa /;
white xeSIen yr and sste at $50 layer No
2 Chicago at 4sc white western at Sb@toc !;
white state at tssea, latter fancy.
AAY.-Ftrm and unchanged.
HoPs-Hesvy. sales OF new eastern at
sol west ,rD at salSc.
tOfFEE - 10 quoted quiet ana unchanged
cnIgots al l6k@20Ao gold; JOB lots al l6ka24c
gold
9Hc for fair 10 good refining; csc for pii ime (;
rerined iaiily active at llA@llssc for S and
| arr A; 1'Sc FOR granulated aud powered /;
l'Ic iOrLTushed.
| az NLasnhs Dull and unchanged.
| los Nj rksL 81 ady and fair demand.
| Sales ateaIc for Louisiana 81 sk7c Tor Car
olinas.
PkrRoLEUN-Qulet and firm. Sales OF crude
at L; ~ M ID al iRhr; CASES at axe.
TAitU~ Market Is fim. Sales OF zoo
pounds AZ ss.u, for pi ime.
lGds.-tiil. Sales OF state and Pennsyl-
yania at l91l9kci l7aisko for western.
FORK -lull, heavy ana lower. Sales OF new
mess at Si4 80.
BEEF-Ques.
LARD--slarFet Gull and decidedly lower.
Sales OF new prime steam at - 90; OLD prime
| sieam ut 50 3b.
BpTTER-Market is nrm. Sales ut Ice
! 29c for western lSa2io for state.
CnsEss-Market Il. m. Sales at Ak9loc for
comm IN 10 prime.
LHsEED-Qulet. sales AZ " O9A@20 0S aoid.
WmHKY-FlTm az ii ",
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-18
The Turf.
AT LONG DRANoH.
Long BRANoH, il

Long BRANoH, July II.
The mile dash was won by Egypt; time
2:Olt.
The third race, West End hotel stakes,
for three year olds, mile and three quarters,
was won by Zoo Zoo; Aunt Betsey second,
Oriole third; time IS. The race was run
during terrific thunder storm.
The last race, mile and quarter dash,
was won by Hattie f, who sold lowest in
the pools, Cyril second, King Bee third !
time 2.18. Thcr other starters were Bur-
goo and Jenifer.
AT BEACON PARK.
BosToN, July II.
The Beacon Park races for the 2 20 class
was won by Lady Mac. Huntress won
second heat, best time 2.24, made in three
heats.
AT DExTER PARK.
CHICAGO, July II.
The Dexter Park race for eco class was
won by Slowgo, Little Fred taking first
heat; best time 2 22, made In last heat.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-18
The Tidal Wave Among the Pacific
Islands.
SAN FRANCIsco. JnIY II

SAN FRANCISCO, July II.
The Alta publishes the statement of
Capt. Riser of the brig Potomac, from
Msrquessas and Tahita, that the tidal wave
of May 10 was not felt at Tahita at all, but
at Mukihivs, the MaIquessas group and
the bay of Tailohoe the water rose and fell
all day, the greatest rise being IA feet. On
Capt. Hart's plantation on the other side
Of the island, the tide rose with great force,
sweeping away houses and other property.
The warehouses were all washed away and
the inhabitants compelled to fse for
their lives. A most remarkable phenomo-
non is that 1t had not rained for four years
on the island when it commenced. just
prior to the tidal ave, and at the time OF
the Potomacs sailing, it hsd been raining
heavily for 70 days, washing bridges, etc.
away and doing considerable damage.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Yesterdays Tornado.

PoUGHKEEPsIR, July IL

GOU0HKEEPSlR, July II.
Specials to the Eagle say the tornado
swept over portions of Dutchess and Col
umbian counties yesterday, acco npaned
by hail. Trees, fences and barns we're de-
stroyed and acres Of corn and oats cut
down. The storm belt was little over q
mile wide. Heavy showers fell along the
H'dson to-day. AT Tairytown the esecond
Reformed church was struck by lightning
and the steeple and town clock burned.
New York, July II.
To-day the lightning struck shed at
North Bergen, N. Y, killing Mrs. Sandon
and baby, ten months old, and Frederick
Muller, aged IA.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-18
Troops for Indian Fighting.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IL.
A Boise City dispatch says three COM
panies of cavalry iciued Captain Bender
at Indian Valley yesterday, and 23 Indians
of the Bannock and Shoshone tribes were
engaged as scouts. Company g, fret
cavalry, 65 men, commended by Captain
Bernard, arrived here Saturday. Battery
b, now mounted. il expected tJ arrive
soon. These will be followed by three
other companies of infantry. This " III
give the force under Crl. Green six com
p p.ui-e Of cavalry and five of infantry.
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Montreal Quiet.

MONTREAL, July II.
The streets after midnight we're almost
entirely deserted. The Orsneemen and
Young d lions played "Bnyne water"
''Cropth,s lie down. and other party tunes
and generally INDUCED in pgism to their
hearts content returning from the funeral
Yesterday
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An Indian Outrage.

DEADwooD, July II.
This afternoon as tie Bismarck stage
Sas nea~ir 9 Bear Butee, the bodies of two
meu and a rnInan were found ia tie road.
T y two neI were scalped AMI The woman
scalped and horribly nutilated by party
of twelve Indians. The same party suDse-
quently attacked some teams,ers bat ran at
the first fire from the tcamsters.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-18
The Returning Board Prosecution.
NEW 40 X, July II.

NEW 10 X, July II,
A ,e ter fr m III trlct AtGoILey Finney
% N ~ Orl'as says tn prc'ecution OF
Wrls and Anderson iS for uIt,rIng 81 true
~ a'tered, false, forged and ctun orfeit
ublic -e-Jrd, and tina 'ho prosecnd''' II
not upon any uue bill or iddic.m"nt found
hy the Era ID jury, but upon an inioIme-
lion plea by him as at;ot-. general, a,
tie .equss. of the grand jury, June 81.
He says it is not partisan persecution,
bat an effort to bring guilty men to Justice.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-18
W Gather Indications.

OFFIcK OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFIoER,}
WARRINGTON July I'LL o. IN.
For New England, falling, followed
by rising barometer, southeast to south
west winds, and occasional local rains,
possibly followed by cooler westerly winds
and clearing weather.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-18
Potato Bugs ON European Tour.

BERLIN, July II.
Some more vessels have imported Col
oralo beetles in German harburs. Ships
arriving from America will henceforth be
carefully inspected.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.
NET YORK, July IL,

NV IUKki July II.
GOLD quoted at 1885.
MONEY quoted at l4@2.
GOVERNMENT BONDS lower.
PRIME Mercan lie Paper at 3k@5,
CLEA RINGS, $23, ,x47,LO0
Gus rOM RECEIPTS, SkS4 900
TREASURY dlsoursen ehts 500 900.
RAILROAD BOZ DS gene rail- nrm
Produce exports for tne WEI k, s.. l54,44T
STOCKS Opene firm and advILceI A@lx
per cent, subs, que tly reaching A@1A per
cent After midday the market bee IN sroDg
with an advance or u s21s per cent from the
lowest POINT. Art0rM ards there was eight
reaction, but the market closed strong and
generally at the highest point Of the Gay.
The followlng are me uuUJatIUhS
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-19
EASTERN STATEk.

BALTIMORE, July About forty
fremen aud brakemvn on the Baltimore
aud Ohio railroad, in this city, struck
this morning on account Of a reduction
of wages.
PrrsBuRG, Pa, July 1.-THE ey.
tenslve foundry and machine shops Of
Ilartupeo, occupylOgn square on Short
street, between First aud Second Ave
nues, was burned this morning, begin.
ming at five o'clock in the rooms for
storing old patterns, All efforts to con.
troll the flames were useless, and the
works were a total loss. Many persons
narrowly escaped with their lives from
the falling debris. The loss is very
heavy heavy, HAT Gu patterns alene, Of which
ibs5G !. 81 years, .hfe" qSre total
loss will not fall FAR short of $500, 900,
on which there is said 10 be $1j, 900 in
surance.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

Major Edmond Malle,. special asen,
for the Indians of the Tulalip Agency,
was IN town yesterday. on his way home
FROM An extended journey among the
Indians Of Puget Sound. In q conyer.
a'ion with our reporter, Major Male,
expressed the opinion that the Indians
living on this side Of the Cascade noun.
,ans would. under all circumstances.
remain friendly 10 the whites during
the continuance and at all stages Of the
Idaho war. liz was SURE tha. the tribes
OF his jurisdiction those of the Muckle.
shoot. kl,sap, Tulal'p Swinomjsh aud
Lumml reservations had no sympathy
with Chief Joseph. and that the gov
ernment could depend upon them.
However, he though, i, impradent, If
not rash, for the whites TO exhibit ex.
cl.ement over the dangers Of the war,
and TO freely express distrua and
hatred Of the peaceful Indians Gov.
Ferry, the public press reported, Was
deieg all in his power TO allay public
excitement and remove popular
dlsirust cf the peaceful Indians
That Wa. the true policy 10
adopt, he believed. That the indians
have real grievances 10 Tepyoach the
government with. the whites should
know aud consider They say the i'm.
piled rights guarantee them by their
treaties are nalllhei by the decisions Of
courts aud hureaux. aud the promises
made In the same instruments proving
10 BE- tasd,iless' instead Of a1sois.s
promises distinctions they cannot even
now understand escep, in their effect,
Yet they knew that II WAS better %
bear grtisoas wrongs than ~ rush Into
suicidal Wars liallem. he chief Of tie
Snohsmish tribe. gave expression 10
this wise sentiment, A. the barQuc,
given a, Ialalip on the Fourth Of laly,
and Major Msllet believes tina; TIA,
vas the heartfelt sentiment II oil tae
Indians mhabi.Ins The western section
u The Territory II they become in-
volved IN difficulties With tho govern.
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MONTREAL, July 1920 r. a.
The military have been called out
There will be SIX regiments Of volun-
teers on duty, and troops of cavalry.
They will be stationed at different
points on the route of the procession,
and so arranged that the procession
will always be between two regiments
as they pass by Other regiments will
be moved up, Four hundred Orange
men just arrived from Ottawa. About
twice that number arrived from other
townships. aud almost every Protestant
in the city will take part in the process
sion.
MONTREAL, July l6-l p. M.-lnfor-
nation he's just arrived that bodies Of
men are marching in tho woods near
the cemetery The County master re-
ceived an anonymous letter stating
that the drinking fountain in tho Gem.
etery hal been poisoned.
MONTREAL. July ls-Thc procession
formed with the police at their head.
the bands beating slow march, with
various Protestant societies aud Or.
angemen bearing the emblems of the
order The hearse was drawn by four
horses, and decorated with Orange re-
gala. Two pistol shots were fired, aud
a slight fracss occurred at one point
along the march The salemnl,y and
order Of the occasion at the church
service was OF the mos, impressive
character, AT . point on 81. Charles
street, an immense crowd OF roughs
met contingent orangemen going home
10 the western suburbs, but no encoup-
ter occurred. The rutiians attacked
the youths which Jagged behind. and
shooting a, them rs they ran, struck
one in the neck with bali, then held
a jubilee over the act No arrests.
There are large fears of trouble to.
night. The orangemcn will entertain
their brethren tonight in the Rink.
The Anonymous letter telling If a plo,
10 poison the we'll os tie cemc,ery, say.
the writer, sgulng II y, l., overheard
The plotting Yesterday nj >t Jean
Baptist village
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San FRAycIsco, July IS Boise City
dispatch Of the liih, this evening, say.
This evening, companies { aud 7 Of the
First Cavalry and Captain Robbins
company Of Twenty-Five scouts will
unite with company 6 and Captain
Bcnder's company at Indian Valley and
proceed tomorrow, under Col. G. B.
Sanford to reinforce General Howard,
ria Wire Bridge, on Salmon River.
Companie, B and 7 Of the 18th, and
company A The ?l,' Ifm'ry, moved
from tbl,garrIson to-day, to follow a'
fast a, possible after Col Sandfori'
column. The Col Of the Is. cavalry,
arrived here to-day at lP. N. Battery
B is still behind. This is the entire
command under Co., Greene and
numbers about 3lj men.
SAX FRAScIsco, July is Arrived
Darkcntinc Nideou', Port Blakcly
ship TOpsallant, Departure Bay bark.
enlDc J. B. Bell, Seattle; schooner
Mary /. Russ.
SAILED - Bark Roswell Sprasue,
Port Gamble tarken,lnc Amelia, Port
Ludlow
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County and City Official Press.
Thursday, July 10, 1877.
CONDENSED FRUIT.

NARY all onr readers are familiar
with The frni, and vegetables sold IN
our stores which are put up tor house
hold use by what is called the Alden
process. This is often called dried
fruit, which is a missioner /. IS
merely condensed, by evaporation Of
the water contained in the fruit. For
instance tomatoes are very watery, and
it takes twenty pounds Of fresh towa'
toes 10 make one pound Of those pre-
served by the condensiug process. 4
case Of condensed onions Weighs fifty.
eight pounds nett bn' contains the
substance If tyc sacks Of onions
weighing one hundred pounds each. A
case o'coDde0sed ,ishs lOr'y.'O'ee
pound, and contains the substance of
seven cases Of canned peas weighing
fifty pounds to tlI' case, or three hum
dred aud fifty pounds IN all
The riuCipal objection to the Alden
process Is is frs, cost. A machine
which soils for $1,000 does not cost over
$1,000 to manufacture, hence The pat
eutees make clear royalty Of $500 on
it This alone places it outside The
reach Of farmers whose .0csns aIe Inn.
tied as those o. frontier settlers gcner'
ally are. Bat there Me two other pat
ents which are much cheaper, the Plum
or process, which like the Alden, uses q
steam engine and the Reynolds, which
operates solely by calorlc power 1t Is
claimed that tho Reynolds process saves
as much Of The naiIltlye principle as
Tho flumer, and a machine Of this sort,
capable Of making three hundred
pounds Of condensed Iruil per day, can
be had for $500 in coi@. We append a
table showing in the first column the
number Of pounds of the fresh article
required To make one Of the condensed
the second column shows the price per
can (one pound Of the article at
wholesale when canned, aud the third
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men. it would h through The mlchina-
,loa' Of bad whites in league With the
Iri1a1; VITO had abandoned their res.
e,va,iors to I've in the white settle.
nen'. II 'he civil authorities will
take care Of such mlschef.makes. tie
Iaiian agea.', M-jor NslIet said, will
p.cp.rly manage those under their in
mediate cbars,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-19

CoNsrANrlNorIg. July lS-All avail
ABLE troops are being despatched "a
Alrlsnoplt one hundred Balgsyians
have been caught They will be tried
by a military tribunal Tor high treason.
The frs, dc'schmeH, Of Suleman
rs,hs army i, expected At Eaos
Thursday
ExEEVN. luly u ArAenn is ru-
incl by the rsVsses oi var aud fam.
ine lseApc,ei IN the districts Of Ala+
hgerj, kor. keia ana Bsyslid.
sauNLA. July Is Five h uand
wagon loads Of rurks. o,d men, We,