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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-19

P. r. R., and the @. 7. V. Il W. Ry.; at New Com.
erstown with the P. G. & St. L. Ry.; at Cambridge
with the B. a 0. X. r at Point Pleasant with the
E. o. R. r.; az Marietta with the Marietta and Gin.
cinnah r. R. for Belpre, Parkersburg Athena
Hamden, Portsmouth, Chillieothe and the West
Also with the Muskingum River and the Ohio
River Packets.
Through tickets to principal points. Baggage
handled with care.
]. A. KINGsBURY,
hastel Of TrauA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-19
E0R THE BLACK HILLS.

and the recently discovered gold miues In the Big
Horn MountRins:-Go by the way OF Denver,
Cheyenne and the great Kansas Pacific Railway.
Remember, Denver and Cheyenne are the princi.
pal Quitting points for the mines, and the safest
most direct and most frequently travelled route to
Custer City, Deadwood and the Big Horn country
IN via ChaVanne and Fort laramie
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GOING SOUTH.
MASSILLON BRANCH.

MARIETTA, PITTsBURG AND CLEVELAND
Nl RAILWAY.
Office Of MASTER OF TRANSPORTATION
Connections and Time Table in effect Dec. Is
1878
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-21

BRIEFS. - Heinrich Gehlberger,
.Irty years old, shot himself to death
'the heart at his residence, No. GLIB
|stion street. He had been en-
Il A. A. Maginnis' oil factory, and
lifted mentral alteration on several
! lately. he leaves a wife and two
hoe Lewis, three years old, shot
Fbile playing with a pistol.
City Hall, Saturday, the bid of for
pents, for ten wharf bonds, by e.
bur, was accepted.
burts having allowed the private
uen q chance to do business lately,
further immunity from loss in a
Of license. They would no doubt
ut up the public markets while,
AXE things even.
nnday spring shooting begun on
eet BY two parties. One was un-
the course of the bullet. The
composed of James Foley and
hOrty, and Mike DermOdy, who
ished to prevent the others from
zach other, and both fred at him,
{ WOunding him in the right thigh.
lice would have arrested the single
Ter, Sunday night, if the corporal
prevented them. The man was
it'll several pistols, but no one
know him.
named George Sykes was found
night on the corner of Lsvee and
Fields streets with his throat cut,
rank az to prevent medical assist
Fenty-three men were arrested at
phOuse near by as participants in
Il upon him.
about twelve o'clock as Thomas
oOlored man, from TerrebOnne,
Ing down Exchange alley with q
illism Moore, he was assaulted by
white man who demanded to
1t his politics were, and, without
truck and cursed him in presence
crowd. He appealed to one Of
police, but was told he could moi
bis beat.
o the levee shanties March 5.
mas was accidentally drowned
conviots seem to be plentiful il
ns, judging from the police re
e. Lee was forced to return Il
Bans on one engine Sunday, the
cad Of the other having blown
ksburg. Seven men were killeC
ident.
Clarke had his arm broken by 1
Monday.
Warner, 9 sailor and ship car
j led about ffty-five, committed
onday at No. 30S Old Leve,
hanging himself with his sill
lief. He had attempted to drowI
Y bout ten days before at the Sec
4 OF ferry landing, but had beef
fter jumping overheard. Il,
@ from California a few month
& once resided here, and left be
I Q son and two daughters. 81
Fth q German, and a veteran o
an war. Poverty and lack o
a the causes of his death.
= q street car No. So run over
two years old near st. AndreV
hday, while the driver was mai
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-21
local INTELLIGENCE.

|rR IN THE DoCK.-Jack Hartnett,
ous burglar and desperate, who
talked ont of the central station
Se Boylan police took possession,
I'd a brutal murder in the dock of
Municipal Police Court, Saturday.
brought there from the Parish
the Maria, and by some careless
a knife in his possession. A col
4 named Charles Hamilton having
him of taking his tobacco, he
him twice, once in the abdomen
in the back.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-21
Iery, Unlamed Democracy.

very night for the past week the
\ Senators and Representatives
in caucus at Washington, taking
bach others hopes and fears. On
plight, at Mr.. Clymer's house,
se Senators and Representatives.
resolution was offered proposing
the commission, and it received
ties. The following was finally
That the count of the electoral
proceed without dilatOry OPPOSE
orderly execution of the act of
feating the Electoral Commits
decision shall be received and
in accordance with the pro-
be said Law; but this resolution
pied with the solemn and earnest
be Democratic party against the
hameleEs violations Of law, JUS
tn contained in the decisions of
y who signed the same in the
prida and Louisiana.
pity, q proposition by Captain
mber Of Congress from LOuisi-
preparations be withheld until
nent lie restored to Louisiana
Carolina, was received with a
ppr0bation."
kers ranged themselves as fol-
resistance Outright-Randall,
MeMahon, PoppletOn, Willing
I Kentucky. Submission, con-
be recognition of Nichols and
representatives Ellie, Hooker
r, Against any actiOn-BrOwn
Of Kentucky.
bus, Ohio, dispatch announces
NO ont of Eixty-three Demo
bers Of the General Assembly
y there 10 consult about the
uation. A resolution was Of
nting the Ohio delegates in Con
ose and by all lawful means "a
counting Of the electoral vote
March 4.
2 to strike out the word claw
ieated, only nine votes being
motion.
ngthy discussion the resolution
~ adopted by q vote of 26 yeal
edjouFnment Of the general eau
teen gentlemen who voted ne
aticn held . caucuH and unani
TED q resolution to send a tele
3 Ohio delegation making tbs
hat the action of the caucus
considered as an expressiOn o
tic members Of the Assembly
3 70 any unnecessary delay II
ponnt.
n consultation OF Mr., Hewitt'l
q IN q dissemination that nj
was not digni6ed, manly ami
9feat party lhould be adopted
3 a. ColcneI Pelton'a room
ne aggrenaive spirit. The bea
A. the commission will bo q
npleto the work
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-21
AUCTION SALES,
February %.

Friday February &3s
uNITBD STATES MARSHAL. at II O'Clock,
\ main entrance Of the CustOmhouse, an
III in six promissOrY notes.
IrlDE ]. SPRAR, ut 1890 A. M. at No. IL
kIne street, contents and fixtures Of a
IN ELLISON & CO.. at II O'Clock. at the
81 Chamber, City Hall, revenues Of the
markets..
Saturday, February "a.
GIRARDRY. at IL O'Clock, at the St.
Is Auction Exchange, q lot, with build
corner Of Royal and Port streets; same
ampart, between ClOuet and Louisia
Il; same on Mariguy, between st. Claude
Rampant streets; same on CustOmhousei
bep Roman and Derbgny streets.
IIDE J. SPEAR, ut 10 O'clock. at the mer'
!, and Auctioneers' Exchange three lots
uildings, in square bounded by Galvez.
Hospita al and Barracks streets.
4 OCONNOR, at II o'clock, at the mer-
and Auctioneers' Exchange, premises
a Dumaine street; thiity-three squares
Snnd 10 the Sixth District; the Benson
atom In the parish Of Rapidesi the Long
N 10 the same parish.
sTABLE JOHN ? WOOD, at IL O'clock,
rehouse, No. 1879 Julia street, household
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-21

EEr UNIvERsITY.-Prineipal j. A.
4 able to inform the public that
he building is in ashes, this excel
titution will not be suspended by
The regular course of instruction
resumed immediately, and tempo
Eters provided till another build
hated.
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for manAlaaghtsr man who killed another
for taking an orange from his orchard, it
proper to conclude they VIII recommend
the Legislature, IN tleir hhnl report,
make the offence q tstinz sr0m thesoil
the produot laahlc with asath
The nan vi shh time, however,
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-07
CITT BRETITIES.

The only marriage license issued yesterday
vas the following: Samuel J. Andrews, Of Bay
City: Mich, and Cells L. King, OF Bingham
william Murcer was arrested yesterday af-
einet, for hueksterinE without license. He was
released on leaving $50 collateral.
1aborer, named James Cahill, had his
1eft leg fractured near the knee, yesterday morn.
ing, while dumping . load Of dirt on Pennsyl.
vsnis avenue, near Sixth street north west.
Samuel Turner, the insane white man found
sstiUn sy omen 6a, ThSrsasy Mss
sent to st. Elizabeth hospital yesterday morning.
Early yesterday morning the residence Of
Mr.: saks, on New Jersey avenue between b and
q quantity Of butter and other e.tablss stolen.
Messrs. Reeves, Paggenhof & Co., the
publishers Of DR.. Nevman's sermons, will issue
to-day the powerful sermon on the "Importance
fths Resurrection" preached Easter Sunday.
Thomas Sutton, the man who was found
wandering shout with one Of Jacob Roth's beer
kegs, Thursday morning, was released by Judge
Smell yesterday, IS there was nothing to show
that he stole II.
The green swsrds in the public parks and
the chirpng Of the little sparrows attracted .
large number Of persons yesterday. The little
one. were gut in full force, aeeC%panisd y their
utmost Of their ability.
Mr.. George NJ. butcher, of Massachusetts,,
Who has become quite . celebrity as . temper
snee lecturer, will deliver free lecture on tha.
subject In this city tomorrow. The place has
not yet been selected. He 10 described as 80
earnest, eloquent advocate, and will, without
doubt. be greeted By . large audience wherever
Frank Jackson, . big aud good for. nothing
negro, vas charged before Judge Smell yester-
day with being suspicious character. The owl
about the wallaeh school building several times,
and bad special fondness for the yard devoted
70 the girls. There was little doubt that he
ant her t0Pa had NM mi m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-07
THE TREASURY roEEEEE.
Prolongine the Argancat-Tse Case y
Likely To se finssheA Te-dsy-

Froionging the Arg.m~.i-Ise C.ss N>s
Likely To se finssh~a Te-dsy-
The seventh day Cd the trial Of Wn- H.
Gilman opened Yesterday Ii the Rsall haGr
before Justice Macarthur The thr1ac N
attendance WAS about The sine cf lhsl1 psairra
in attendance from day 10 day As The TRIAL
approaches its close, Increased interest 10
manifested in the result, and ooajrs1ures are
now in order. Upon this poiI1 there appears
10 lie divided opinions, and II 10 sA5t 10 sfy
the Jury alone can decide n Pasaiirsly-
Whether they are united in 4 6rtisiOn 10
mains 10 be seen.
Mr.. OFT man, WHO has bcen prgnTf n NJ
tendance every day during his irsil. came
into the courtroom early, accompanied y
his wife and daughter, AD1 Annerfs1 fhs sst-s
sssiep ned them Al Tie south end az The crQb-
sells table. The attorneys and Frnsrrz1s1r
officers followed lff)e lA-er- Atser the
session opened and the Jury was called,
Mr.. Wilson, Who was speaking wbtn ths
court closed the day previous resumed M
argument and closed II ll49s n m He wks
followed by Mr.. r. 7. MerTlsk- Who caafnss
himself particularly 10 the Law un5er whisA
the crime fell and the difference between 70
ceiying tmbezzlod and stolen goods He in
ished Al ! o'sock, and wxs followed ag IN
other Of the counsel for tne ae5ense, Who a.
cupicd The remainder Of the day. II 10 euns-t-
ingly doubtful If The case gets TO The jury oO-
day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-07
IoTNG TEACHERS.
IHira Quarterly Examination OF the Normal
s<hsst-an Interesting Morning ut the
Ernnklin Sshool Bailain<.

Ihhrd Quarterly Examination Of tho Normal
s<hsst-an Interesting Morning ut the
Franklin school Building.
The third quarterly examination oil the
Normal school was conducted at the Franklin
sailing yesterday from 10 TO l:30 o'clock.
There Vas 4 good attendance Of friends and
parents, AMI great interest was manifested In
the szervises- Among those present we're
Captain LsdyIri Phelps, Of the District Com
mission: General John Eaton, Commissioner
Of Eltzration, Trustees Curtis, Hoyey and
Frrlrh: eI-Trusters Randolph and Joseph N.
Wilson Supsrintsnslsnt j. o. Wilson; Miss
Lane. principal Of the Female Advanced
Granmar school; Mr.. Keene, principal OF the
county sehoeiss Mr.. Il. n. Copp, principal Of
The First district: Miss Holbrook, OF the
Female Grammar school Of the First district;
ana Professor Daniels, music instructor.
The examination was of 4 practical and in
sersstfng Character, and was conducted
mainly By Miss Lueilla z. Smith, principal Of
the school.
TNE PROGRAMME
wls opened with an examination In ply sics, ,
h WhiCh study the young ladies showed IN
usual proficiency. They also showed marked
mProTemsnt in the study Of English litera-
szFv, whish followed. The principle Of practi-
cal teaching In school rooms was then we'll
displayed BY fur Of the pupils-Miss MollIa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-07

Anderson, Miss G. Garrison, Miss Mollic
Bond and Miss n. McLean-who In turn took
charge Of the pupils in one Of the lower grades
In the building, and gave ample evidence OF
their ability to "teach the young idea how TO
shoot" All the spectators expressed entire
satisfaction Of their qualifications and capacity
to take charge Of q primary school and In
part all instruction necessary In that grade In
thorough and competent manner.
Their peculiar 1tness for positions as
teachers WAS fuither demonstrated In the ex-
srcises that followed-method teaching,
arithmetic and drawing. In the examination
In arithmetic small cards, bearing certain
questions, were distributed promiscuously TO
the pupils, who, without having received any
particular Information as TO what nature OF
question would fall to them, answered them
briefly, thoroughly and correctly. General
Eaton and Trustee Hovey croes-examiued
them closely On the reasons for certain
methods they employed in teaching, but failed
sienally TO entrap any Of the pupils, though
scme Of their interrogations were entirely
foreign to the course Of Instructions pursued
BY them.
APRAoTicAL DRAWING LEssoH.
The example in drawing, whilc not so we'll
done Is their exercises in other studies, was
very creditable, and would have been cousid-
cred excellent anywhere but here, where the
system Of drawing under the instruction OF
Miss Fuller has almost reached perfection. A
large glars bowl with futed sides was placed
on an unabridged dictionary which stood on q
deck in the centre Of the room, and the young
ladies took their stands at the blackbosr,is
around the room and sketched the two objects
in outline upon the board. Their points OF
observation being different, As . natural con-
sequence no two Of the drawings were alike,
but they were all, more or less, perfect repre-
sensations.
Two songs, rendered sweetly and In perfect
time, closed the examination, and the young
ladies were addressed by Superintendent VIII
con, General Eaton and General Hovey.
Their remarks were Of . most complimentary
character, and were filed with cheering
words OF encouragement to the young ladies
who are soon to assume one OF the greatest
responsibilities OF life-the care and education
Of the child mind.
Superintendent Wilson, in referring to the
success attending the establishing Of the
Normal school, stated that up to the present
time 50 pupils had graduated from under It's
Instruction, ard So Of that number were now
permanently installed as teachers In the pub
lie schools. or the other three, one had died
smother married, and the third had started q
private school Of her own. The Normal
school Is the pride OF the District, and its
coming commencement is looked forward to
with great interest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-07
DIED.

BRENNoN.-In Cotton. Cal, on April !, 1877,
at p. M, JONI BREsNoS, In the thirty-nrs year
OF his age.
LUCKETT.-Aner a long and painful illness,
Mr.. ALEXANDER LrckE1r, In the forty-eighth
year OF his age.
Funeral services to take place from his residence
Fifteenth street, between and streets southeast.
Sunday evening. at o'clock Frleads of the family
and aequsintances are respectfully invited 10 at
tend.
MANwELL.-on April S, lS77, Mrs. DELLA MAN
WELL.
Her remains will be taken from her late resi-
dence, ltW Second street northeast, to the Baltl-
more depot, at " "a. 70 day, for intsrment IN ~.
are respectfully Invited to attend.
sTATZ.-On Thursday evening, April 5, 1877,
JOHN STATE, aged forty-hve years.
TOBIn After long and painful illness, In this
city, on the morning Of the 9th Instant Captain
SEoEgE TonlS, tlate Of Company D. ed regiment,
tsm sged my years, leaying wife and Ave child
rem to mourn their loss. May he rest In peace.
Funeral Mt 1873 seventh street northwest be'ween
and y, at 2o'clock p. M, Ith Instant. Friends
of the family respectfully Invited to attend.
New York papers please copy,
BIRCH.-Thursday morning. ApriI 5, 1877, Mr..
ISAAC BIRcH, at his residence on Third street. aged
eighty years
street NJ. T. church, Sunday, The sth Instant, al
O'Clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-07
THE COURTS.

Examiners to Take Testimony in Divorce
Cases-Appointing Trustees and Approving
Bonds.
The Gilman trial stretches its slow length
along before Justice Macarthur, with pros
poets Of entering into the next week before .
conclusion is reached. In the Circuit Court
Chief Justice Cartier has not been burtiened
with weighty cases this week, and to-day he
viii consider motions only. 1t lie the courts
day, and the attorneys will be found on hand
to enjoy the originalities that the Chief Justice
Internationally gets off. In the Equity Court
Justice Wylie at present Is not pressed for
work, and has adjourned his court over until
next Monday. The court in bdhe meets At II
nefs before the court is the periecting Of GER
tain DEGREES already passed.
Equity Court.
Before Judge wylie.
Davis VS.. Hodgkins ct al; pro eonf,sso made
absolute vs.. certain defendants. Hayden W.
Loekhead; reference to auditor to report on par.
fore Examiner Cruikshank. Ncdin VS.. Nelson;
proof ordered taken before Examiner Coyle.
Pella vs.. Meknew; prof ordered taken before
Examiner Darlington. Lee VS.. Lee; dismissal OF
bill and denial Of prayers. Costeli ct al. VS.
Lans ct al; bond Of trustee approved. Cherry
S4na G s e w e5m
eonJssso against certain defendants. Jackson
vs.. Holland; submitted. Ker VS.. Holden; sub
mitted. Walker vs.. Moulton; decree to be sub
mitted. !. s. h T. 20. VS.. Jackson; decree to be
submitted.
Law Summary.
The appeal cases from the Police Court will
be given q hearing In the Criminal Court next
wrek.
In the suit OF John II. Russell against Solo,
mon Peeaid on overdue promissory note, the
Jury gave the plaintiff 800, with interest IRON
June !, $50.
J. T. Mckinney has brought an action In
repleyin against Mary Clancy to recover furni-
ture and household goods, valued at 500, which
he alleges are unJustly detained.
Supreme Court Of the United States.
On motion Of Mr.. r. T. Daniel, r. Ould,
ESQ.,, Of Richmond, Va, was admitted to practice
as an attorney and counselor Of this court.
On motion Of Mr.. NJ. Thompson, John Z. Nc
to practice as an attorney and counselor Of this
court.
No. 625, tassigned.l James McCready, plaintiff
in error, vs. The Commonwealth Of Virginia.
This cause was argued by Mr.. X. Ouid, Of counsel
for plaintin IN error, and by Mr.. R. T. Daniel fol-
defendant In error.
No. 40. Joseph Z. Maxwell ct al, plaintiffs In
error, vs. John Eaton ct al. This cause was sub.
mitted on printed Arguments by MI: H. s. Mon.
iendants In error, no counsel appearing for plain
trs In error.
No. 2l3, CONSTITUTED for No. 2il.) John Robert.
son ct al, appellants, VS.. ELI W. Blake;
No. alS, Substituted for No. 2ll.) Eli W. Blake,
appellant, VS.. John Robertson ct al. The argu'
ment Of these causes was commenced by Mir. II
T. Blake, Of counsel for complainant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-07
THE NATIONAL MEDICAL coLLEsE

Opening Of the san-ser csarss e L~e-
tures-I.stanatsen C uRss Co., -
Professor ef ACKNOWLEDGMENT <<aE~
by the New frese~~er.
The summer course Of lcctzrxx q TIE Ma
tional Medical College, the Mraical Depart
ment of the Columbian Uuvszssty, has s-~n
formally opened. The installszin Of Eisa
Coues, N. D., L. S. A. - rrodessOr Of sn.a-
omy in the chair made vacant ty Tia i,uezGA-
bic death Of Professor W. B. Drilkars, vs
the most important evept q the nsw term
Professor Coneswas rSqnested ty hs asse-
ciates to deliver the customary public erenh1g
lecture Of the course, and On ths1 onlA<5oa
which occurred Thursday evtnng, Tia ss<alrs-
room Of the Medical College was fIlsl seh
an spureciative sudicnce to hear The insz,ru-
raj address Of The Professor.
President J. c. yelling, Of TIE Cnarerx1y.
presented the new professor 10 ioe Ansi<ns~
IN few wellcbosen words, expressive q sbe
high appreciation In which he sas be1a aF his
colleagues, and Of the pleasure which ther
felt in adding 50 distinguished . sSienlisa 10
their number.
The Professor, announcing rs lis fhsu.r
Anatomical Science, especially IN iis snlrrr,r
on the origin Of species and thear FlHc~ IN na-
ture, proceeded TO develop his suh,eca with
so original, vigorous and hold q trekintnf ~
al once to fix the attention Of his anaitnre
which he retained 10 the end.
1t is impossible by an abstract to CONVEY
any adequate impression Of tins frlllikld al
dress, 60 weighfy In Thought, 80 vruruauf
with suggestion, SO clear In statement INe
right TO seek and state the truth of n,1lrv %
existing In matter, with no heed 10 p0ssilkBr
results and without regard 10 the 1isaaai0n es
dogma, the sensibilities Of prejnaise CD the
fears Of Ignorance, Was bolals, tsrsxls ana
eloquently affirmed Els CLOSING trSsan~ To
the learning, character and worth cf ms Ia
nented predecessor, too early lasa, wIs mrss
touching and feliciions-
Amer the close Of the address the ntH FRO
lessor was surrounded by . crowd Of caurr,s-
ulating friends, among them some ofiSe m nj
disting uished Of our scientific All literary
citizens.
Professor Coues VII scliver daring shs
summer course Of leCSurtE On nsa3acy And
comparative anatomy Ne preGtrEi0ry 10 fh1
regular course upon human EAI,orny n.xi
winter.