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Completion OF . Submarine Telegraph
Line

LONDON, November Ga special
from Berlin to the Standard says the
submarine telegraph line between Ber-
lin and Kiel has been completed with
appropriate ceremonies In the presence
of the postmaster general and mem
bers Of the English and Austrian tele'
graph companies. The total length OF
the Germany subterranean line is now
LAT kilometers.
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aoyernmsn emit seizures Of Logs. Turpen-
tine. Tar ana Charcoal.

NEW ORLEANS. November e.-The
Times has the following special Pas
cagola, Mississippi Deputy United
States Marshal Gaines to-day made g
general seizure Of about 10000 log
and large lot OF turpentine, tar and
charcoal. This, he says, Ia only aeon
mencement.
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We would gain more II We left our
selves 70 appear such as we are. than by
attempting 70 appear what we are not.
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THE ELECTIONS.


New York
NEW YORK, November Chess, re-
publican, is running ahead OF his tick
ct, and to all appearances IL sure to
defeat Loew, (Tammany) for register.
Thirty'eigh election districts in the
seventh senatorial district, give Nor
rlssey 2O0l, Shell 1882, This indicates
Morrissey's election.
William Aston, republican, is elect
ed to the assembly from the eleventh
district.
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NInsHnehmneita

district.
Massachusetts
Boston, November 6.--Complete
footings for the city OF Boston are |:
Rice, l6, 40; CASTOR, 10, 43T Pittman,
| POI; Phillips, 20). Vote OF Boston
last year was; Rice, 1907 Adams,
%, $50; Baker, 1926; scattering, %.
The falling off of democratic votes is a
surprise to the friends OF that party.
The Journals footing of I02 towns
show that Rice gains $500 votes and
CASTOR loses 2,lO0, and the Journal
confidently claims the election OF Rice
by an increased majority.
LATER, -Footings Of $50 towns show
Rice leads CASTOR 1882 votes, q gain
for Rice in these towns of ] ,l65; Cas-
ton loses 2,779 votes. Pittman, pros
hibitionist, gains over the vote for Ba.
ker last year 4S0 votes, which seem to
have been drawn from the democrats
rather than from the republicans. The
Journal claims that Rice Is elected by
1000 to $4,000 plurality. The legisla-
ture is largely republican and the coun-
Gil is yearly solid republican.
The Herald comedies Rice's election
by at least 10, 900 majority.
New Jersey.
FREEHOLD, N. j., Novembe g.
Monmouth county will probably give
Mcclellan majority. In 1875 the
county gave Governor Bedle, demo.
crat, 1872 majority.
Connecticut.
BRIDGEPORT, November g. Barnum
and Stephen Nichols, republicans, are
elected to the general assembly by a
majority Of 2l2. The usual democratic
majority before has been about 450.
HARTFORD, November 6.-The cleo
ton in Connecticut to day, Is only for
sherifls, mem beers of the house of repre-.
sentatives and one half of the senators,
the other half holding over from last
year. The republicans had one ma
jority in the senate and thirty-six in
the house. Indications so far as re-.
turns have been received, are that the
republicans will retain control OF the
legislature. The vote in the state is
Of course light, compared with the
election for state officers or for presi-
dent, and the comparison OF the total
vote with previous years are OF little
value. The republican majority in the
legislature is probably about the same
as last year.
Election In Shreveport.
SHREVEPORT, November 8.-The Re.
publlcans elected, yesterday. the
mayer and administrator by six hum
dred majority. Great interest was
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Call and Be Convinced that ALI WGS J
BTTHG.

Remember we Furnish SAM
pies upon request TO those re-
iding al q distance.
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Election In Shreveport

SHREVEPORT, November 6.-The Re-
publicans elected, yesterday. the
mayer and administrator by six hum
dred majority. Great interest was
manifested.
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Our New Braunfels Goods

Are very desirable goods forladies' and chill
dren's wear, and are guaranteed to be made
Of pure wool, and very desirable.
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New Jersey.

FREEHoLD, N. j., November g.
Monmouth county will probably give
Mcclellan majority. In 1875 the
county gave Governor Bedle, demo.
crat, 1872 majority.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
MAGISTR ATEs' CASES,


Kate Duttop. col'h. was arrsigned before
Esquire Haeapy, yesterday morning, charged
with using abusing language toward Mary
Demby, also cold. Kate was required to
pay fine Of - cents and costs.
Elitay Whey, charged with the larceny Of
chibkens and a horse blanket, the property
Of Samuel Logan, Of Christians Hundred.
EE'ijah's good character was sustained, and
there being no evidence as the larceny, he
was dismissed. @a 9 3...a
Andrew jackson, col'd, fnot the General)
was brought before Esquire Brady, yester.
day morning, charged with assault and
battery on Fergus Leary., Andrew was fined
the costs and required to give 500 bail to
keep the peace. g., 4... & =, ~ ua
Mary Wilson, cold, charged With using
abusive language, was find costs and held
In $l00 to keep the peace.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Some Of our fire companies are, moving
In the matter Of the election of Chic,
and Assistant Engineers Of the Fire Depart
ment. The election for these officers does
not take place until next April, and thers
seems to be undue haste In the, matter.
1t is to be hoped that the, Fire Department
will elect their officers this time, and net
let Council do it, as theE have done the last
two terms. The officers chosen BY Council
have proved to be good and efficient, and In
every way, well qualified for the, positions
they hold, but the department should not
always chose their officers. from the same
companies-the Washington has had Chief
for three terms, and 1t is about time for some
other company 10 have a chance l-l:..
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
YULE TIDE AT RUGBY.

Mr.. Murphy, the genial and accomplished
Principal of the Rngby, was the recipient
of handsome Ink stand, with drawer for
pens, &c., from his beloved pupils. The
kindly mutual feeling Of teachers and boys,
extends beyond the Principal, as Mr.. Men ar
was also given an ink stand with a ther-
mometer, Mr.. ,Peeet, q book of choice
poems; Mr.. Galley also q beautiful, and
Mr.. Pierce, paper cutter Of unique style.
and great beauty. Masters Eckel, Phillips,
Chandler and Butler presented the severa,
articles in neat, we'll timed speeches, which
were responded to by the Principal and
teachers. DR.. Murphy then made present
to each of the teachers, and "Hsppy
Christmas filled the room with cheery
greeting. The moral thermometer of the
school can readily be guaged by such merry
makinas at Yule tide, as that which took
place At Rugby yesterday.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
THD MD & DEL. R. R. SOLD TO THE
BONDHOLDERs,

The Maryland g. Delaware Railroad, ex-
tending from Clayton, Delaware, to Easton
Nd, was sold at Easton, yesterday, by Hon.
James Black Groome, Trustee. The sale
was made under the foreclosure of the first
mortgage bondholders, and the road was
purchased by the representative, of the
bondholders, VIM. T. Hart, Esq.,, of Boston,
for se4, 200: The Delaware portion of The
road, extending from Clayton to Maryland,
distance Of about II miles, brought $19,-
2OO, and the Maryland portion, including
the rolling stock, sold for SIS, 900. '.'
The purchasers, BY virtue of an act
parsed at the session Of the Legislature Of
Delaware, become a corporation in this
State upon the confirmation of the sale,
and are authorised to organize and make
the necessary arrangements for the opera.
ton of the road. All the franohises con.
ferred upon the previous. corporation ~
Ibis State, are transferred to the purch asers
Oy tl0 sale. '',r.HSffr, ... ...|
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
AN ACCIDENT AT EDaEMooR

Accidents are very frequent At the Edge
moor Iron Works, but there "a . studied
silence about them. We have known some
quite serious ones, which never were hinted
abroad. There was one yesterday, injuring
two mcn-one had his finger cut off, and
the other bis foot mashed-about Q o'clock,
In tho afternoon. Complaint has been
noised around that no doctor was sent for,
and no relief had until the men reached the
city in the regular train, at 8 o'clock, from
tho works. -.-.--....~ -. ..-.t .....
II this be true, 1t is very esusurable, but
from the known humanityyof the members
the Edgenoor Company, We, are inclined to
think that the seeming negligence can be
explained.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
RELEASED.

s The colored man, Charles Faulkner, who
was arrested 10 Philadelphia, on Thursday
last, on suspicion Of being the man who
committed an outrage on Miss Foreaore, st
the Mermaid tavern, in October last, was
released last night. ...s. p. a",. s.
Mr.. Foreacre, the father Of the girl, wa
at the Police Court yesterday morning, and
On seeing the man said he was not the
person. jaG.. Ut" ',tu,, Sc. L, ,.,.rae
The prisoner said iat the tims,of bis sarrest
that he was, not the man, and knew nothing
q Of the crime. He resembles Scott, but is
slinms'rt, .'t, He bad pas. book in bis pocket
70 show !lt that his name was Charles Fortner,
as he represented. '' ''..
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WARREN'S FUNERAL.

BE IS BURIED WITH MASONIC HoNoRs.
The Washington Lodge, Eo., !, r. A.
M have taken charge Of f. the body, Of L,
d. "arren' one o, the victims Of the late
!Quarryyflle explosion. The body has been
removed to the Masonic Temple, and placed
In one of the rooms, The. body. viii be
buried on Sunday afternoon from that place
and will be inferred IN 2 lot owned, By the
lodge In the Wilmington and Brandy line
eenetery,with Masonic honors. The flag
on the Masonic Temple is at half mast, in
respect to his memory. ,'s,
The deceased was a scotchmap, and had
wife and three children living in N. York
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
NOEL ms rIrUrE ANNIVERSARY,

Last evening the second annual Enter
taipment of the Model Institute took place
to the saville Building, in the presence of .
large audience, so large that at the time of
the commencement Of the exercises, not
even standing room could be obtained.
7Ihe programme Was long and varied, and
Inc parts were executed to perfection by all
that took part. The Model School has now
lol pupils enrolled in both day and evening
schools, and is claimed by Mr.. Grabb to bs
the largest private institution In this city,
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22

Rattle for Turkeys to night at Babcoch' Is
cor. 5th and Orange.
Umbrellas, all prices ard kinds, can bt
found at D. McCIoskey's Opera House Hal
Store.
Rsf1e for Turkeys 10 night and Monday
night, at the Barnum Hotel, corner Of 5th
aud Orange.
H " Turner. Esq, did not address Il 9
M. 8. R. A. meeting last night, being pre-.
vented from doing 90 on, account OF bust.
ness. Rev. Mr.. Barrett and others delivered
addresses.
Philadelphia has one Justice of the Peace
under the new Constitution of Pennsylvs-
mia, for every 900 inhab!tan I'VE have
one for about every 5000 hence-at least
four times too menyr 81. i
A militia law, which will boa living RES
ally, will be one OF the projects before the
next Legislature. We want a well organ
IL d and equipped militiu, as in case of riot
'r trouble,, we are powcrlcts, under our
present organization.
A, full line Of Housekeeping articles for
ale, including brooms, brushes, boile,s 9,
'impers' jelly mould, spice boxes, buckets
'utlery, oil cloths. mats, stoves, heaters,
snges, writers, &c. Such . variety Of the
above it Is surprising how they can be
packed in the store of Milton 8. Shippers,
Eieth street below Orange. Pay visit to
ibis establishment before you purchase.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
PASTORAL CALL.

Mr.. Jacob G.. Elliott, one of the most
efficient members Of the Household of
Faith, of this city, has received q call to be
Elder Of the Household of Faith Church, IN
Cecil county, Md. Mr.. Elliott is now preach.
Ing on trial, and is TO be ordained in this
city about the latter part of February! 10
has kindly consented, and expects to accept
the pastorate Immediately after his oriina-
tion. AZ, Iv e., ~. r.,. l, ARM
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
TEMPERANCE AND PEACE!

z Mrs' A. Deyo, of New York, will address
t0e meeting at The Foundry this evening,
on "Iemperance," "apd TO morrow afternoon
at 9 O'Clock, at the same place, on "Peace y
Mrs. Deyo, being friend, will attend the
meeting at Fourth and West streets, to.
morrow morning.. at 10 O'Clock. Mrs. D.
comes highly recommended as an able and
eloquent speaker. ,...,,,
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
DECEMBER 22 1877 THIRD YEAR -0N
BAD BOYS

Ihe police should leok. after the boys who
n'ght'y carry on tbeir prapks, in, Lord street
nueh TO the annoyance, Of tbe ,peaceable
residents. :. On Thursday Fight, in their
carryinss on" they broke open an old
lady's door, and afterwards tied dead cat
to the knob. '' '4,o3 sud
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
THE VALLEY FORGE CENTENN1AL.

An association has been formed nj Valley,
Forge to make preparations for the celebra
tion of the 10o.h anniversary Of the occu-
patton of that place by Washington, and his
army, during the Close. of 177z. and begin
ming Of 1878, An Executive Committee
was appointed anl 1t was ,sgreed that a
meeting be held on January, 8, when the
several committees will be announced. The
cooperation Of the State authorities viii be
solicited, and It Is the intention to make the
celebration, as far as possible, national
on, e.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22

G"d umbrellas At the Opera House ha
store. Que price is the rule o! ,hc house.
. David Lemon has the largest and best
assortment Of Confectionery and Fruit IN
The city,, He is determined to sell Ut yery
low rates. as the Storsksodsrs are cou.
vinced. He would be the proper person for
Msyor-being 50 many years q m reliant,
he would protect their interests. Don't
forget D. Lemon, Market street below 2d,
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
THE HERALD.

Saturday, ,Decemb-r. esnd, 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
TERMroFsA1EA,.

h.ps !hps property will be sold to the best and
dops ds1es' q; Saser ace; egen hls athe osn,
nisd'i;ovOl naid 70 w OF the lpureaass m0neysfe b
and issn tSs Dslsna. xhsn 'Ss w sas
iIotstM rIt Me S confirmation OF tAa. sale by the
fH.tssu fH,su states Circuit Court for the Eastern
bsIsncc.s bIb%,cs .soIrennsyluania. OF Provided that III.
y paid IN IN cas cas eoreass: or S9E naE sa.es,
asnd %e ~ ,aandersiened 4ru& bel tOiFtb diSi.
monsv nu " VI ,uh sae san heSa of &h& ID Zee
q ~ a; Of %1iSe sSs bon Sn Ssf1 IS lt E
secnrad a ras hl hmatured eonpo6s at& CHI Ihe4 b.
bs AZ ~ theA0e4!aiE moi Of My
ths Ssd SsI A. d, 1874, which may bS Meld by
OfthS s,u ~ purchaser. Upon the cONfirmatiOD
nmn,ssals Me sals by the Court, and upon y full
nia II snce with all the conditions OF The
rood ,ao ana psai!rchsseY ahalt 10 shtitled TO ~
I% Eim o. ana sufficient deed Tor The sanie 70
frea ~ olo .ee simple, from the said Trustees,
ancae cssar .. end discharged from eli incum.
ssa uUes U,s ls.ubseQneps to1ho n ofths s1ore,
sid d nc ipasoTrtgags andrk 81 n dsaS nd GtHt
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VfAPMAN n4;AN B1iDDtE. otfHoTnssxth tss T1as,ss1
THOMAS 4 son. AuctiSnesrs'
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RlllNl0lnh IN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-31
pETTENGuI,S NEwSpApER DIRECTORY.

very useful and interesting volume of 876
pages has just been issued by the old and we'll.
known advertising agency firm OF s. NJ. PETTEN.
GILL & Co., New York. ENTITLED "Pettengilps
Newspaper Directory and Advertisers Hand.
Book for 1877" The preparation of the work has
involved much careful labor, information having
been sought from every city, town, and village
where even the smallest newspaper is published
The leading facts are given respecting S574 sepa.
rate publications, designating the political or
other distinctive character, the frequency of is.
sue, the names of publishers, ETC., and showing
how many of each edition daily, weekly, month
ly, etc., are published in each State and Terri
tory in the United States and Province in British
America.
The book is elegantly printed from new type,
and, beside its mine of information, 1t contains
portraits of leading New York journalists, and H.
lustIations of the extensive offices where the
publishers transact their business in New York,
Philadelphia and Boston, 1t is sold at the low
price of 81 90 per copy and is certainly cheap at
the price to any business man who does adver-
Using, or to any person who is interested in the
extent of the Newspaper business in America.
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NEWS ITEMS.

NASHVILLE, May 25.-Jack Wilson,
colored, was hung at o'clock to day, at
Dover, Stewart county, for the murder OF
Wiley McClisp near that place last August
He confessed the crime and implicated
Bill Mockbee, who was lynched three
weeks ago.
ST. Louis, May 25-Samuel L. Carter,
broker and real estate agent, was arrest
ed to day charged with swinding the
Bank of North America of this city out
of some $4,000 to $lS,0O0 in the later
part of February and the early part OF
March last. His operations were with
notes and almost worthless stock Of q
brick making company here, and were
very shrewdly managed.
VIM. Pitt Wallace, Sheriff Of Hamilton
County, who was charged with being ac'
cessory to the escape ofprisoners, receiv'
ed sentence from Judge Swing, Saturday
last. The penalty is II fine of $4,000 and
cost of prosecution--th lightest sentence
Of the law.
The General Assembly of the Presby.
terian church of the United States met
in Chicago, on Thursday, May II, The
sessions of this body are always interest
ing, as it contains many able and distin.
guished men, both among the clergy and
layity. Rev. DR.. Van Dyke, of Brook.
lyn, the Moderator of the last General
Assembly, preached the annual sermon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-31
EDITORIAL BRIEFS.

Seventeen ships have been totally lost
off Peru and forty damaged by the late
earthquake.
Prince Hassan, son of the Khedive of
Egypt, is on his way to Constantinople
with 5000 Egyptian troops.
Queen Victoria has granted the three
Misses Defoe, lineal desCen dants of the
author of Robinson Crusoe," pensions
of 1876 per annum each.
Ship loads of Chinese laborers are ex-
pected in London. An immense Chinese
laundry is to be established, at Holland
Park.
By the quarterly immigration statistics
at New York itseems England now sends
more emigrants than ireland, while the
Canadian province of Quebec does near
ly as WELL Distant Australia sends sew
eral times as many as our neighboring
continent of South America. Turkey
India and Iceland do better than Japan,
while China is exceeded only by England
and Germany.
The present week completes the thir-
ty.sixth year of Mr.. John Y. Glessner's
connection with the Mansfield Shield and
Banner as editor and proprietor. We
know not of another editor in the State
so long connected with one paper. May
he live long to celebrate his jubilee year
with the same Shield and Banner.
Mr.. Charles B. Lang, Canton boy
once, who has been winning bright lau-
rels in Europe as tenor, has returned
to his home in Cleveland.
Gen. John Beatty, one of the most ac-
tive members of the Ohio Republican
State Committee and warm personal
friend of the President" being asked
whether he liked the latter's policy, an
swered: "I did not believe In it last fall
when it was Mr.. Tilden's policy, and
have no more faith in it now"
"Boss" Keyes, to be postmaster at Mad
ison, Wis, has held the Office sixteen
pears; but is the party manager.
A Scotch paper says bottle of whisky
1872 years old has been sold at Edinburgh
for &40.
Turkish divers find no difficulty in de-
stroying Russian torpedoes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-31

THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING Co., Al Bar
clay Street. New York, have republished the
Edinburgh Review for April The following are
the contents
The House Of Fortescue.
Jebb's Attic orators,
Wallaces Russia.
Tennyson's queen Mary" and Harold"
Life and Letters Of Charles Kingsley,
Native Policy in South Africa
Brigandage In Sicily,
Samarrows Cross and Sword.
Wellington and Cent? on Eastern Affairs
The first article is one Of those concise accounts
Of historic houses compiled from records private
ly printed, which occasionally appear in the
Quarterlies. The Fortescues were one Of the
most ancient and honorable families In England
The first member who received particular notice
was made Chancellor by Henry vi. He was one
of the earliest to set forth, in anything like an alb
stract treatise the excellence Of English law and
constitution.
Jebb's attic orators" is carefully reviewed
The most interesting portion OF the work Is Said Ia
be the careful biography of each orator which
precedes the chapters which treat of their style
and of the works which bear their names.
Wallace's Russia is considered incomplete, In
that 1t does not describe the commerce, finances
army and imperial rule, but treats too exclusive
ly Of the emancipation Of the sers, the peasantry
their property ways Of life, and peculiar institu
tions.
Tennyson's dramas "Queen Mary" and "Har.
old" and the Life and Letters of Charles Kings
ley" have long notices, with many quotations
"Brigandage in Sicily" An account Of the ag.
ricultural political, and administrative condition
Of Sicily. The country seems to be in the hands
of FIVE or six chiefs. who have bands of from
twenty to forty followers, for whose outrages
there is no redress and whom no one dare OPP
pose.
Gregor samarow's "Cross and Sword" Is his.
torical novel. The Gross refers to "the Pope,
Antonell4, and the Catholic Prelates of Western
Germany" and the Sword" to the "FrancoGer
man War.
wellington and Cent? on Eastern Affairs" is
inform alton derived from recent publications, on
"the relations of the Great Powers to the Ottoman
Empire and to each other" in 1928.
The periodicals reprinted by the LEONARD
SCOTT PUBLISHING Co. al Barclay Street. N. "
are as follows: The London Quarterly, Edinburgh,
WestminiSter, and British Quarterly Reviews, and
BldcktOood'S Magazine Price, 81 year for any
one, or only SIS for ALL and the postage is prepaid
by the Publishers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FIGURES ARE WHAT IS WANTED.

Not election majorltles, bat such as interest the
great army of American producers. Twenty-Five
years ago the eight counties of Missouri now ira
versed by the Old Reliable Hannibal 4 ST. Joseph
Railroad were nearly wilderness To-day, by a
late census, it is discovered that these counties
produce over one fourteenth Of the entire wheat
crop of the State over onettOeh of the corn crop,
and over one. ninth of the oats The same growth
of country is now being repeated In Kansas Ne
braska, Colorado and New Mexico and the i'm
mortal Greeley had this identical route and sec
ton of country In mind when he breathed those
stirring words of wisdom, Young man go Vest"
Therefore, It is but natural that parties taking
this advice should desire to pass over road that
has done 50 much for great State, Especially as
1t offers the best acities) and see for themselves,
BY the Hannibal " st. Joseph r. R., through cars
are run from Cleveland and Toledo, and through
connections made from Cincinnati and Indian
apolis via Quincy to st. Jo., Atchison and Kansas
City and from Chicago to Kansas City lOlthout
change. We are about to ISSUE in connection with
our own, County map of Colorado and New
Mexico, giving valuable information as regards
time tables, routes, distances, attitudes, &c.
which we will be pleased to furnish free, upon
application in person OF by letter addressed to
I. PENFlELD, G. p & 7. A.,
ja18-6m Hannibal, Mo.