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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

A comparative statement Of the earn
ings and expenses of the Pennsylvania
railroad, for the first six months Of 1877,
with the same period last year, as to the
gross earnings of all the lines east Of
Pittsburgh, shows a decrease of 81 ,S06, 1877,
and the expenses show decrease of 50,
O79, ,l02, net increase, $lB7705. The op.
erations of all lines west Of Pittsburgh,
as compared with last year, shows de-.
crease Of $513S00 in net earnings.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

ROBERT H. FoLGER, ESQ, of Stark Co.
challenges Hon. A. Z. Haines, of Carroll
county, to join in public discussion of
the tissues between the Republican and
Democratic parties, as set forth in their
respective platforms. ."-Salem Era.
Robert don't really wish discussion.
He only wanted to show, "me, BIG In
dian, whooW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

Bob FoLGER does not deny that he vo-
ted for Hon. A. r. Haines for State Sem
atOr two years ago. Put this and his
fraudulent manipulations at the Minerva
convention together, and we think the
friends of Mr.. Coates will conclude to fol-
low Folger's example at the polls, by vo-
ting for Mr.. Haines on the 9th of 0cto-
ber.-AHiance Leader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

Wells and Anderson did not visit Put
in.Bay for their health, but in search of
John Sherman, the man who sat at their
elbow, and gave directions as to how Til
den should be counted out. These par.
ties now demand fair count from John.
-Mansfeld Liberal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

If you are satisfied with hard times,
keep on voting the Republican contrac-
tion ticket, and if you succeed in keeping
the Republican party in power, you will
be sure of one thing, and that is hard
times Bryan Argus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13
Attachment NOIiee.
Thomas Moore, PItG1

Thomas Moore, Pltf.l
VS.. Tgili-..tJr NJ
Edward Bye, Deft. Before John LoeW, Justice
Of the Peace OF Bethlehem township, Stark coun-
ty, Ohio, on the 2sth day Of August, 1877, said
Justice Issued an order or Attachment In the
above action for the kum OF eight dollars, said
case will be for hearing October 18Th, ls7l 81 zen
O'clock A. n. THOMAS MOORE.
Navarro, o. Sept 6, '77.-dW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

n HAS John Sherman claim on Wells
and Anderson, or have those parties
claim on long John, that they were at
trscted hither2-sManstsld Liberal. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

TIE members Of the Science conyen.
ton at Nashville, last week, paid their
respects to the widow of lex-President
Polk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13
a7aHdfal,
JUSTICE BRADLEFS CONFESSION.

Hon. AEiunde Joe Changed from Side to Side
-How He Wrote and ReOrOte Contradic'
tory Questions Virtually admits The
Charge Of the Sun. n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13
THEDRIVEN WELL.
Final Decree has been rendered
in favor Of the Green Patent,
and the Judgment satisfied.

At the instance of the principal Pump Manu-.
JdcturerS," who are now acting as agents for the
sale Of Licenses for future Wells. we have agreed
to allow to their customers discount of Fifty
Per Cent on past Royalties for Domestic and Farm
Wells, when paid voluntarily at the office of our
We will extend the same terms to all infringers
in this County.
0. Il. CONVERSE, is our agent for the county,
with office at his residence on Mahoning Street,
where he will receive Royalties and issue Licens-
es on these terms:
Parties neglecting to settle within Twenty Days
will be liable TO the full RaYalty of Ten Dollars
and to suit without notice. Z
W. ID. ANDREWS & BRO,
Joint Owners and Attorneys
Canton, o., Sept. 6, '7.-dw for the Patentee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13
New Livery Stable.

/ have opened Livery, Boarding and Feed
Stable corner Market and Tenth streets. Give me
call. -.
july25-tf THOMAS JOHNSTON Agent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

We have just received the following
prompt and manly letter from Justice
Bradley, which so fully and compactly
explains itself, that it needs no further
comment. 1t comes from his summer
retreat at Stowe, vt His statement con-
Arms what he took occasion to say on
authority of almost equal responsibility
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
Woman surl.. Her calld Alive.

For ,oms time 4. h.. beeu known In
This Vitality that The horrible crms Of
ehila. murder had bsen psrpstr,tsd by a
nero WOMAN living on ne "smurnU
place" about ssyeu milss frsm here.
urdsr circumstance Of psonlisr strocitv'
Tba matter Lss. however. bseu tsnt
on;et 10 allow the oficers Of ths Law 10
abtain evidence. until within The LAST
few dsys. whom The murdered. vhoss
name Il Cullst Wright. was arrsstsd.
and mads fall confesJon. From bsr
own statement and THAT Of The vit.sssss
Il sppears that shs vas delivered Of a
MALI cbila on tbs NIGHT Al ira Ar mat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09

tsndent aud clark always had on hand n
months earnings Of tho company for rails.
ing ore.
cunris cAsHrEREp.
And thus II was Mr.. Curtis was enabled
10 get money from tho Compsny's safe In
Virginia to pay In this city the 81 900 per
month he had agreed to. He drew these
$3.69l. and paid here 5000. but his back
pay due from Mexican ($2,400) was APP
piled on his former indebtedness; the com.
pany have simply got on the old indebted
meas 81, 100.
found some other small irregularities.
scarcely worthy Of mention In this report,
which l corrected, and now, with tho as
sistance Of an honest Superintendent. /
have NO doubt all the evils In tho late
Management at the mine will be oradi.
Gated. Respectfully submitted,
O. l.. WELLER. President.
Tho Trustees accepted the report. dis.
charged Curtis from the superintendence.
reduced the salary from $500 per month 10
$3.50. and elected william Hardy to oil the
vacancy.
LEAvrs roR..Lo s ANGELES.
Sam. Curtis was tho intimate personal
friend Of E. ]. Baldwin. On the 18th az
July he arrived In this city and registered
ct ''Ths Baldwin," but inquiries failed 10
nnd him In his " proper person. and II
wn stated that he was ''out Of town." He
registered ct the samo hotel ON August 2l.
but left II the same day. II was believed
until yesterday that. dhhcartened by tho
damaging disclosures, no was modestly
gliding eastward incog In an overland
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
rNaL.axp,. INDIAN PROBLEM.

England IL confronted with o labor
problem in India at least ~ psrplerine
as any economic nut sasmiits ID for our
cracking In this country. Despite oil
her statesmen can suggssi. the popula-
ton will insist upon increasing mush
faster than the food supply. Despite
the prodigious eIsrtions Of the Govern
msnt In building railroads and vast irri-
CATION works. the crops will fail every
I've or three years. And when this hap
pens IL comes that from one TO twenty
millions Of human lives may come to de-
pend altogether upon charity. 1t APP
pears that the effects Of the late famine
are still felt severely. and that notvith-
standing the efforts Of The Government
the area Of distress 10 snlarsins. All
this difficulty arises from the intrsduc-
iion OF civilixing agencies. Formerly
the Wild beasts and the native rsjahs
used 10 keep down the surplus popula-
tioa ; but nov the beasts are being
killed. OF and the rajahs are prohibited
FROM indulgins in VAN among them.
selves. Al . result the people multiply
too rapidly. and then . famine comes
along and catches them ~ now. But
for the dictates Of humanity IL might b
wsrh while to restore the Tigers and
the civil wars: and even fron ths
standpoint Of humanity IL 10 not easy to
perceive the superior dssinbility OF
death by starvation over any other kind
Of slaughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
WRONG.

II is the opinion Of many good eiii.
tens Of Gold Hill that . grisvous wrong
has been done to Justice Cook Of this
town in the proceedings OF the County
Commissioners yesterday. lie 10 repre-
ssnted IN be in the habit Of getting
drunk aud nsslscting his business. and
a subject for Investigation by the Grand
Jsy. We heartily recommend that at
the nsIt session Of the Grand Jury a
e,mmittse be appointed to risidly invss-
tigste this matter. The charge 10 o
very serious one. and should not
have been male without ample
proof and close consideration. We
DO not bslievs il can Be sustained.
District Attorney Drake 10 represented
TO have corroborated the charge Of
drunkenness and neglect Of duty. but he
called on US this afternoon Wishing us
to especially state that he indorsss no
such charge : but. on tho contrary. he
has never seen Justies Cook intoxicated
or known Of his being so. Moreover.
in the discharge Of his duties he has no
complaint to make except that In some
eases he has imposed fnss which were
in his estimation r~idiculously Low
AMI not commensurat with suit
able penalties or adequate punishment.
People generally here in Gold
Hill do not know Justice Cook A. a
drunkard. II he is otherwise unit for
the position he should mot have been
elected to It. Let q committee Of the
Grand Jury investigate, and 10 they and
the County Commissioner right In this
matter. ~ Justice Cook to be r.
moved at once But 10 the Commission.
ss have really done him . yrisvous
wrong they are deserving Of the ssvsrest
csnsurs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
WAR HORRORS.
FiayinE Yeung Girls snd cutting
their skiss Into Strips.
Correspondence Of tbs n. Y. Morcury. /

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
r 10 NINE RIA.

In our advertising columns to-day In
publishsd q card which Is Of the utmost
importance to every miner working In
this section. and especially on the Conn.,
stock. II is an Official request for all
the underground miners Of Storey and
Lyon counties to call at the hall Of ths
branch Of the miners society to which
they may respectively belong. and re-
csivs their card or certificate Of menu
bsrship. They ars requested to do this
before the 10th Of nsxt month. as on
that day the Unions will appoint com.
mittess to examine the card Of every
mar that goes under ground. and no
miner. except be bs q foreman or = sup
sintsndsnt. will Be- allowed to 90 under
ground unless he can show q card Of
membership, Or . card Of application
for membership. of the Union to which
be belongs or desires TO belong.
The &C assigned by the xinen'
Union for taking this decided ooans
are many. and present a good showing
Of justice aud common sense. although
II remains to 10 seen what win be the
practical effect Of their action when en-.
forced. The members Of the Union
claim that they have kept mp and per-
fectly regulated the rate Of miners
wages. and for years they have constantly
contributed to the support Of widows
and orphans Of miners, as well as to the
care Of their sick and those injured In
mines. besides burying their dead. The
Union has been necessarily . benevolent.
as we'll as . sslf.protectivs, mutual
sssiStipg association. and those who
have for so long borne the
the burden. have we'll earned the right
to call ON all miners who share in tho
benefits to 10 their part toward earning
and deserving the privileges and advan.
,ages which they enjsy. They elaiu
that they have plenty Of good. able mon
In their organization 10 do all the work
being carried on In the mines, and that
they alone are fairly entitled to the priv.
ilsgs Of performing said work. and that
no miner should be preferred who will
not in common with themselves contri-
bate to the mutual assistance Of their
brother miners when in need. TO tho
burial Of the dead. and aid the widows
and faihsiless little one Of those who
are killed. They ask this IS q matter Of
right and Justice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
n IT

Chinese labor is employed because Il
IL presumably cheap. AChinamau will
work for less money than q white man.
But 10 Il cheap in the end Tha, is 4
question which employers will do well
TO consider.
The Chinamsn isa natural drons. liz
will do In ten hours just what an Amer.
lean would do in two hoars. and no
more. We give the white man four
dollars and the Chinaman one dollar.
Ten hours' work for four dollars Ia
cheaper than two hours' work for Que
dsllar. This proposition 10 an axiom.
John. too. Is an arrant thief. He
will steal more ia me day than his en-.
ploysr will save from the wages OF q
white man. lie is the smbodimsnt OF
theft. To steal 10 ~ natural to him as
TO eat. He steals by instinct. Il Chi.
ness labor. then. cheap in the long run 2
IL seems to US that ii Is v-ry expensive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
WOULDN'T STAND IT.
Hsw an Iowa Girl AvssEsd IN ~.
sanlt en- Her C~laaraeter.

Miss Caroline White, a young girl
OF seventeen, has created q sensation by
shooting VIM. NJ. Holland. o married
man. having q wife and seven children.
The details Of the affair are given bytho
Sigournsy Nhs:
On Monday last. shortly before din.
nsr, Miss White called ut the hsuse Of
Thompson Yocum. In English River
Township. and stated that she had
come TO look at q quilt pattern. This
was given her by Mrs. Yocum. who toll
her servant girl 10 step into the other
room with Miss White, and she would
wait on the table. the harvest hands.
among them Mr.. Holland. being then
about ready for dinner. Nothing 10 eI.
cite particular attention was noticed In
Miss Whites look or actions. although
Il 10 new remembered that she did.
while sitting In the room. place the
door locking towards the table In tho
dining con slightly ajar. Mr.. Yocum.
being unwsll, was not long at the table
and left. Just a. Holland was about
hnishing dinner Miss White walked ont
to the table and presented q paper. tell
ing him 10 sign Il, which he refused TO
do. and stepped ont doors, Miss White
following him. In q momsnt the first
shot was heard, and Mr.. Yocum. who
was first al the scene, tells ~ that Hol-
land was running. passed around al
evergreen, and o shsrt distance there
from fell perfectly l~ifslsss. Miss White
meanwhile wal following up with q re-
volvsr, and when Holland fell, placed
the muzzls close to his head and con-
tinusd firing.
Yocum and another man. whose
name We have forgotten, attempted To
get hold Of her. but she quickly lsyslsl
the pistol nj Yocum's assistant, telling
him TO stand aside or she would shoot
him. This he did quickly. and tho
weapon was In Q second lowered by Miss
White and fred at the PROSTATE and life
less body OF Holland. When the men
got hold Of her the chambers Of the pis.
toll proved to DO all empty. Whether
the full Ave shots were fired is not
known, a. In the excitement none 70.
membsred distinctly. II all were fred
one failed 10 take effect. One shot
graEed the face. doing no damage. Ono
entered the temple. n over the right
eye. making its way through tho brain.
aud another TO the left Of the vsrtobra.
ranging upward through the centre Of
the heart. and between the fourth and
Hfth true ribs. lodging beneath this skin.
II IL thought that the ball passing
through the heart was the hrst onc
fred aud that the other shots taking
effect were fred after he had fallen life
lsss."
The cause Of the act Is said to he that
Holland has repeatedly stated that Caro-
line was unchaste. and that he had hail
intercourse with her. which reports
coming to the ears OF her family. Hol.
land was interviewed aud promised To
sign n statement that no had lied. For
some time he has svadod his promise.
until the girl became cxaspsrated. She
Is reported TO be OF good character.
modsst and unassuming ; not q whisper
was ever heard against her name. except
from Holland. who wont to young men
and told his tales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09

General Martinez Csmpos informs the
King Of Spain that II will take $1,000
men to crush the Cuban instruction,
and. as the insurgents are fighting for
their Independence alsas. he suggests
that tho Government had better make
up iis mind whether IL will grant the
i.rn,s demanded Of prepare for = new
attack upon a larger scale than ever.
Thus. after seven years Of uninterrupted
lighting. Spain finds herself . far o.
ever from the conquest Of the island.
aud she 10 told that II she expects to
put down the insurrsction ahs must Be
prepared TO send coo soldiers to every
ten insurgents. II is evident that the
task Of the Government has become
more hopeless than ever since the rsbsls
ceased 10 oppose IL in the open field.
The struggle has since then dsgsnsraied
into . guerilla fight. in which the patri-
o.s have all the advantage. and in which
IL 10 impossible to infict ssvsrs Losses
upon than. They can only " caught
b. twos and threes. and consequently
the war 10 endless. A Spain certainly
cannot spare 10000 fresh troops for this
purpose. her best policy would be to
grant the Cubans their Independence.
That. hswsver. would he regarded a.
establishing q dangerous precedent. and
therefore there Is no rsason TO expect
that il will BE- done. spanish pride will
probably refuse to accept defeat, and
the old hopeless. feeble strife will 20 ON
rs before. and Be kept up until some
Power with humanity equal to iis civi.
lization calls . halt and releases the gal
LIANT but cruelty ovsrmaichsi Cubaas.
IL is NO credit TO the United States that
this has not been done before.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
ANOTHER TELEPHONE.
a New IaSestiss which suFpssses
All its rrsdeessssrs.


Over q hundred invited guests wit
messed . private exhibition OF the Edi.
son." q newly.invsnted telephone. in
the auditorium Of the Main Exhibition
Building. by means OF the instrument
vocal and instrumental music performed
at the Central Station was transmitted
to the auditorium. where il was pro-
ducsd In q louder tone than the original.
Tho invention 10 called "Edison's cleo
tro. photograph" aud differs fundamont-
ally from any instrument Of the kind
which has yet appeared before the pub.
lie. The transmitting apparatus con-
sists simply Of q Icing tube. having one
end covered with . thin sheet-brass lila
phraem. kept tight by a stretching ring.
and having soldersd In tbs center q thin
disc Of platinum. Immediately in front
Of which ID q platinum-pointcd screw
fixed to = rigid pillar. To transmit the
music Il Ii only necessary to hum. sing
~ play into tho open end Of this tube.
which action causss the diaphragm Ia
vibrats. The platinum points meeting.
q circuit Is formed. and tn. electric eur.
rent transmits every vibration over the
Sn, w 'ne Ise's .nu
Iee'.ns "r,as,s apI
U.S. %s NJ r,;saa 49,, a. ~.
ago, which was that when q piece Of
paper 10 moistenel with certain chem.
zeal solutions. IL laid upon q metallic
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ss,,.,v - ar.~n over ths n,nsr 4. mas.
ssss 81 ths currsnt throu,b n r.nders
ths- .o,utiou oleacipous. and the wirv
Ma S,sslv oxsr lie na,.r : but when
The currsn, /. intsrrrp,sd the normal
friction Of the pap.r returns. and tb.
wire aides over Il with dificuliy. This
p-rincipls ia sppli,d 10 th. r~eceiyer-a
sanns,n,.hos,i and a Jrum or wheel
h.v;ng A.n,,s ON 10th sidss- Over IN.
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rent passes through the paper uis inc-
uon disappears, o tue spring NOT oe-
ing pulled tho rssoiator rvgains ns
pos'hon. Ihis taxes place ~
zach vibration. by Means OF TINS tie,
tbs iseolsst current which would
not rave any appreeiao'e enect upon ah
sleeuo magnet eiern extraordinary
Stretehea on this sounding
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mu'. Any W 'n,re Wiz s"n ,io,a's
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
rnR PRopLR.

Ne people In the world suffer a. much With
Dyspepsia a. Americans. Although years Of
experience In medicine hal failed 10 accom-.
piish . certain AMI sure ren~dy for this diseass
aud is effects. snch ~ sour stomach, heartburn.
water brasil, sick headache, ~costivsness, paipI.
tsiion % the heart. liver complaint. coming up
% food. low spirits. general debility. etc., yet
since the Introduction " 0recn's August Flower
We believe there 10 no Gaze VI dyspepsia that
G ,nuot be Immediately relieved. sl.000 dozen
sold last year. without one case Of failure ~
ported. DO tn your druggist and get Q sample
bcttis for 10 cents and try 70. Two does will
elieve you. Regular size rs cents. DEAF an
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09

Ex.Gov. Chamberlain writes 10 sym
psihizine friend that II they ar. right in
their judgment Of the Presidents policy
and he thinks they srs-thsy "canno,
be mistaken in opposing and denouncins
u On all legitimate occasions and by all
legitimate means" The President can
stand II II Mr.. Chamberlain can.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

muR rowS TRUSTEES OF TIL. TOWN
i OF Gold Hill will msst - Q Board Of Hqual
nation on "WEDNESDAY next, August 18th, o.
ao'eisek =. n. D. order o. ths Board.
Attest: W. @. HrDs, CLERK. aus0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
sEAurY ANp BULLION.
MRS co0rsrs lLEvER CAPTURE
OF A NINE And MANAGER

Pr~sidsns wslisr-s Report % che
Ophir fsustses OF the Crooked
ness which no Feund In Pres.
peestng anoag the Books, Ae'
eessts asd Anairs Generally or
the Csmpany.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nrrIcr or TIE CALIFORNIA MINING
OCompany. Dan Francisco. California, August
tn, tsT7.--at . meeting Of the Bard Of ID.
rrctors VI the abovenamed Company, held
this day, Q dividend CNo. lGl Of Two llollars per
phars was declared. payable on Wednesday.
10Th instant. "