davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-08-02
Seuettionet BON Brieffafen.

Hst Haltea an bss atusi b~sionbs,en Meoen-
T'Vs as ~ SS9tssntaera betaunI fwa. 6. 8 ms
.!'is u TX 100 unb 600 q. ST.. @pmm
ta9s-9:3O 9. @. xnt S 81. M. 0""
as Settrtaeen- 600 g. ST. nnh
=: 4: Ven allen anbsyn Ranea tp,rbs,r
bolt. y" ~'asss aoee'
Dfftn St1mten: SO. M. bis sac
y. ". Sem 1. april bis /. Mos,mh. o:oS
1880 9. ". tts $50 r.. M. G;sis.grsOn
angs'Of'ss efs" BON so. ~. bis 81. m
bic 6 q. ". ~.
, 1877-08-02
Rt9mpnb poit office.
9anuar 1877.

9ett-D Die Nsu gcrser gpa f&H,s, HE,
az ~ 7:l5 Na&u. unb tr'ft Bort uta g3GW'
W. en. D. ws1meifry I;ifet Wri,s. q,
zen Ncreen, Ha9mittaes 10 frat ala mSsI,A
sesegeben werbsn.) S
aSrsIi@e 5ur9bsh. 9Samo1 tsoytn
-Mmtnnff 0V. ". unb LIS q. W.~Mssi
t9I1B 2 unb 1876 q. W, r'H
MSrSii9e 1eB.pof. Saayi&. g,,rne.
1-1o ". ". ysfi9Ias 2 amb us 81. 81
eaeli4e Pot. 3neimaI tdoHm m..
tnnft l X. ". nHb 500 ~ 30" 81
f9lus 7W- R- UNI 1915 g. 81. S"f'
seiAasxS& Dambiue Gftsrhshr rs~
xssunft 500 y. ". Tsas% %dss
HtaMSne& 9enbiIe a@. 3peimelts TIA
! t!2.- mnianft 2:30 unb 9 n. M. - TsS
6srmbiue. esaabuys sxt Ss,,.siur r.+.
tyn%buss:. s3aeIidb Scnntaas ouso,mnrs
men. AsJsAft 500 q. W, MsSsMi.s
61efatnfe 1 Clio G8eabsss. assIss
- psff&lu6 $50 9. n. "'W
@%ersexspiae, charlottesville. @,o..
OIfeen 3tpi,aen &tarrothsSiQe unb Gtn"nr
ION. x'r1stsn. &yntbwre. unb p,iisr mn
wenltg pom @sstnei1n = &nfunft < 81 aW
- voff@lu6 1O45 n. W.
&8et qstnt mi etatisaen an her a. y
=. NM T.. u. y. aagliG~ @onntaos nIss..
nsa1naen. - axinnft 1880 9. 81. SKI.
f4su6 2.30 n. N. ~eH~
Wl0aeetsr. itsy @eR yufrt. tSuIim.-gx
'anIt 1O-soW y. M.-Vsff9lu6 2e3ON. M.
aapessanned. iter stHsH,s. tSoI,d.
*a'anf 600 q. @.- yuGi@Ius ! - q. %.
Sames &iaer 1amptts. Dr.imaI s,sa,,,
ls@. Mntnnft. Nontaas. WIt.ssdbs ~
gse'ta8s. X. M. = ysi(HIu6. g,i,ran~s
~'n"e'''ase UNI Sonaabentsr e.OOW.R.
gassI gs6es. C,rinal ssd.utyia.
Mntanft @ittnu9s Gyeitaas uni Gsmntooa
TS. Mf: ybff3M6 Mpntno1, ap;.."s
nso 8rfitass. 4 q. 81.
elsrt9s ntt Rsste. 3peimaI ,sa6.nNita
q MSns"nrk Donnetfass uub Gsx,foos. :
"a ~ < 81 XgSSiff@lae, . outage uns Gs.i
Sehertst &cnte. Dneiual tpS&<nutd-
nnsant Ncntas- Ni,tms& unb 1Frsitas nm,
~ NJ Tofi&iub DienRaa. Gsnmt,aac
"ao Senndesas nm 4 q. N. "
, 1877-08-02

grtrunfen. SRI. ehepbarb Elm
iunaes Mdb@en BON 20 Sabren. bic
9o&ter BON Samss Sbepharb. wel&er
an Der Miblotbianroab pier Weitsn BON
Nan@efer motnt. bate felt 8 ober 4
9aseH bas Dams he's Germ ga9leRon
rnaefdbr ! Neiie emtfernt. beiu&t. @e.
nMarssn etpas nod 4 il8r. oils elmer
bonn 6auie WaHer ans BEN @runnen
4olen ipoIte. ianb e. fe In bsmielben
srtrunlen.
g 1eibf. baS felt elmer @o&e bas
junse Mdo&en, I'D oufaQemb beaou.
men babsn lou uno mon slanbt. bob Re
wdbrenb Der Na9t aus benz 3immsr
sei4ldpft nnb' in elmer drt 0eifesab.
peienbeit In ben Brrnets seiprunsen IL.
, 1877-08-02

Ger 2Suia psn @iass 1T sra "a
Sabre alt unb i'm Bette bon 9, fose
neut, Sraueu. Sc mag red,t anaeuebn,
ieia, lei einsm hsftipsr anialIe pom 4ia.
aenirdmYfen ueun 0raner, ~ baber, bic
einera Senfpfhfer ~anifaen. aber tueun
mon BON elmer @eiauauereinss Situns
gaa&ts nm 2 tlbr suradsebrt uno ne.n
@aroinenprebiatfn .auf einmal ~ fl en-
belonamt. b tkbt oas bee Hnesutbrle a.
ner neunia&en SeafpFaiter . Wobltbat
ipieoer auf.
, 1877-08-02

~ Der g &mei6 reiniaf
N einen aro6en 1teil bas yiut bur@ Die
Auschuttaas. @enn bic Yosen perffopft.
fab e bic unreinen Ibeile i'm Dilute, bic
tutnu fe ni&t e~nffernt .wer6eu. Ausiala'
ae + .rpotbrinaeu. 1ns bette Mittel bas
Dlut 'eiu ~ taiten, IL @lfaa's S&~es
iei.@ eife.
Trase mad Oils fdne1lwirIenoe 4aar.
tarbe.
, 1877-08-02

anassbeNsxt. Sit Gprite snb
ber S&lahe.W asen tsr gomp. y bes
2i@monb 6enss . Departments ftnb
ausesbsHert tporoen n. baben n~suesRdber
nnb Dei&isl beiommsn, wtl&ts iebr nd.
ibie tpar. nm bisielten Dor BEN Niebers
bre4en ~ beipohren.. ss5ett fnb Ne ME.
Der i'm Gtanbe ta&tiee guile. ,uena Elm
3susr axsbre4en iollte. ~ eevdbren.
, 1877-08-02

Gin Rnift Nm SER an m a..
@en. S,u Sn0"!s:.sI.''e. ~ z.
Ts.,.. oI,as a.V. v.tUn. .os.%.. W.
ss.S"a,nss.s ." oss sps'ct.u.s @Cg.U
uat' mu%!s es, sS'ass
I!.I.e Sns. t1ne anss.ass Uab ~ as'
os,!s.. ~ Sotpmunos!Iqss, 1vo .. sTns
caI'ea1e, lvV Me!Sst a"O ~ ota%,ss
Ia. e;ne n.ne SIlempopn 9eIuu! wu.otn
nnS' Peg Ieoes. we!dst asucns!e"as!snI'
sno Ireis aronspssses'en eoDe" @ou.e'
!@ I@s'l,lIQ 9 g,!on.
sn!.noe" Oev -. a. IN
ep,eago: Jus, msHoe" uno " ss"as
s'n,%'!eBen IoaIe: ..~-
"eo1e. IslcE 5tsa.e e!s n"sssas m.e.s'
tes oon Of! S9elopee1e 9 De.o y!lsn.
a9%.anSseeu's| unci@sro spSos ls':n
ct:e!. Jus Ee: an nc" so!'% r.% Y"
, 1877-08-02

@seemFnpea!fcneiu6t terlaftn Rid nacnb uua S:45 u.
w.. ientraen IN OprbenSsint UNI $50 NaHu1. unb in
aDafbtn9ton ua 1 AS Abenbs an.
gsf3a1e fatrta tasIi& (Spnntass ausaenpm,ntn.)
0ryres,aes ta zen tieli& UNI taltsa In Sunetirn,
NrelS. Lrtstutan's. 0eresnsptue GtarlptteSpile. Stauu.
tsr, @utttn. MsQbprp'. Gepinstoa nab aQex rsauIdrsn
Statcpen ttflt4 ppn Q~pstn8ton m. "
NetcM,npsattsnfj a8e fabren t6elt& (Ssnntaas aus.
eeacunntn une serbtS IN f& In @prhsussiqe Iir Wait.
tn9tsn.
PAT. nnb Grvrss. 9aae sertintsn a1 In @srbunssin,
iar 9yatetnetsn unb Elm ypfjue Ia GbarlptteSstae fiji
Hpn&bure unb ben Sibsn
Grptte,us rerhtneet I'D In Cincinnati nit be-. Trunt"
Ntaten FUR a1s gunf:e i'm Wefen. Norbpeaen unh Sip.
menen. incl. a~alifurnta Oregon unb Isras.
YcR3ue tentmt tn @tnnaenp nm 4:3O NaGmittaas an,
0yprtelas ren Cincinnati perbinbet tn 0srbsnspiue
NIT Der girstnta Miblanb Giftnbabn. fsmmt in Wofp.
tnetoa una 1870 Born. unb In Ni@monb I'M, $40 Born,
an unb ~serbtnbet A& nit ben Ri&napnb uni DanytQe xnb
eAenaenb unb petersburg 0aeen fir aae Yunlte tn,
9eeer1r1rt attsvsJus lpnmt UNI 9:l0 pprmtttaas an.
SAIaf Weeauns fatssa NIT anea Na&tuaen.
gar@ 1idets ne + y s~esfauft unb Gepid SerweiN
ra& auen 5dupt .vuuften
. Rdbere 9ssiunft peesn Drtijt etr. rirb 4 Rs. 500
wtatn Str, pber In Der Office Der Gsmpaenie erttett.
QcnwaY u. powart.
0eneral paHaeter. nab Ii6et.Aaent,
". X. g. Dunn,
Sneenieur usb Snyntnteneent. ~
, 1877-08-02

Bon 0pmens Banb UNI.
l6ImnQsn. G.itern fono bic 9,oM-
nn9 hes 0srrn n. 20. Rois.s. Oeputp
6iob GoniabIs. nit Grdul. Mnrp %.
@aitsrS. Don BIER. i'm Dauie Der Wut.
Ter ber Wront, fott.
, 1877-08-02

Wom1 atbifien. Wor.
seFsrn waybe 9err f6omas Dufe. IT,.
beim 9rennen Slpeier 0unee. tpel9e I'D
biNen. in bic linie 1anb sebiTen. Dis
Sabine bss 0unbes oinsen Sas4s san3s
4leii@.
, 1877-08-02

Qiqu6rs. @ir MAIDEN auf Die
Mn3sise Der 6erren gniion & 6arpep
aufmeriiom. D%itielben baben cir Be.
beutenbes Gei4dft in 2iqu6ren uabWei.
men. unb ba lie fets out quite @aare e.
ben. fnb pisle Deuti@e ibre Qunben.
@ir i6nnen nit &sdt bas 1ais ouf's
Bette empfeblen.
, 1877-08-02
Nt6'S
Dlumen- nnb WsmiG-Saamen

wtreen efPFaa1t ron etnsr Whaipn 2tutt n Ametil q
Sittt
Hi3's Nrsisttfs-3OO abbilbansen, nur 2 Gents.
Ot9'S 0lumenfstrer. pterteia brItn, rs gsmts JGkr.
lid.
Sik's Hinnsns eemiie.0srten SO Gsats; tn te .
aauttr Qetnwant $1.OO.
3as naeins gerShsntli&unssn ~erben In Gnsltfr IN /
Dsatf& eebrudt. "
9asrelfvs; Sauaes Did, &a9eNer ". Q.
, 1877-08-02

Der. Sfeoten gireuit unb
DiHritt Gourt. Ni6ter 6uabes
pirb bier bieien Mor0tn trib eintrsNen
cub 0jert&t tolten. Geine gntf&tibune
IN benz ri&tistn Sob" Yrpjsb mirb
1sfannt eernodt uer3en.
, 1877-08-02

llrfunben. Die Sail Der Ut.
iMnoen, wsI&e Istten Monat BON ben,
gbefisrRelb. Gounip.g lert. perm M. q.
goebin. tinsetrasen iuurben. betrdst
AZ. Die 3abI Der urfunben. ipel&e
BON benz gieri Der Guftinbs Court in
Nam&sfer. 3srsm 3. q. gosbin. Elm.
setrasen bstraot 20.
, 1877-08-02

Die duttraIitden Wtu1unibdarae hnD
aIs auiiauser BON SumpfsewdKern unb
ols 1ieberueri4eu4er betannt Qenug.
g iommt linen aber nod cine onbere
i@dtnspsrtbeg iseni&oit ~. ,uel@e bar.
In beiiebt boS lire Hlitter idftiee Sn.
fsftsn psrtreiben. Die Der In 0obart.
Conn. GoIonie 9aswonien. erfmeinenbe
.Mereuip" beri4tst. braumt man nur
einige Guealpptenbldtter unter Die in
Gommoosn ODER @9rdnten aufbewabr.
ten 3euee ~ leaen. I'm Die Motten al.
,utalten. gbenio merben 6l6be tein
8ett beim5u9en. in tpsl4em 3ebn big
3tpSlf 9ummibldAer ouf bic Watrabe
ooer unter ben 9etitl&ern ausseb.eitet
Rnb.
9egas hat so Counties. in benen
Wei3sn anesbout tperben fdnn. Der
FINITE She'll bieier 2dnbneien ,piirbe
alein idbrli& 8O.0OO.0O0 BuibeI @ei.
aen einbrinsen. ,uenn Ct bebaut ,pdre.
Sum Daumwollenbou fno 69.120.000
Ader sesienet. ,pei@e 100000 @allen
@aumuoae prooujiren t6nnten.
Drunten in Me,p Gnslanb batten
fe Dor Elm paar Taaert Elm g@ut.V pic,
9eie. Giniss 2irdendltefte fanitten Gin
paar Gitronen in einei auf benz pic Sic.
@runoe aeleaenen Geld, soBen Elm Yfunb
3udelaeus baiu unb p~erlauften ben
3ei@ beiu, @laie as @ents an fren.oe
Dein6er.
Gin Dor e..
wa einetn Sabre ,uur6e (rpie Der Con.
fiabler 0r. 8earp In Chicago unter Glib
ausioste) Elm 6teinbauer. Namens
Stable. Elm neibiaer. ni@terner Mann.
Der ben Sommer iber In ben 2emont.
Steinbri&en 3u arbeiten pteate unb fi9
bur4 6ieib uno Spariamteit $500 baas
res 05elo eripart unb psri&isoene Sic.
seni&aften eruorben baben iou. BON ei-
men, Greunbe Dor bas gcuntp.@ eri9t
sebra&t. irriinnia bsiunben unb ais Vi.
mel, ms Srrenhous in Seiferion 9e-
bro8t. SIN Mai b. 3. ey6ielt 1ron
Stabte. Die mittlerwsile init Wlite unb
Notb ibre Qinoer Dor Nuneer bspabrt
bate. elm S&reiben bon, Superinten.
benton bes S~rrentauies. bemaufolss
Stoble aejtorbeu unb bearaben mar. uno
pslGes Die Mnjsise epttielt. boB StabIe
5000 kinterlaKen. bic an ieiner perion
oetunben feien. als Ct in's Strenuous
8ebro&t worosn. eluf Trhu @table's
Mntrag. bic ielbftperfidnbti& bemS 9rei.
ben eloubte. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nes
gum No&laKpertualter ernannt.
ettpa Ia 9deen Jrau Gtoble bur9 cine
Greunhin ueranlabt. has Strenuous in
Sefstfon au bsiu@sn. unb aIs He bort
mar. bbrte Ne pl6tli& bic Stimu,e ibres
Mannes. ni&t elm. ionbern unebrmaI,
uno 70 bsntli&. bab ieoer 3meiiel bel ibr
i&vanb uno iie einiab. bob he betrosen
mar. Sic perlangte fofort. ~ ibrem
Geanne 9elanen 81 tueroen, bod uurbe
itr bies aut ben 0runb bin per,pei9ert,
bob Stable elmer Der i@limmien uno
tobid&tiefien Srrfinnieen fei unb iiets
unter tfrenaiier Hewa&uns eebalten
tperben miife. absr Ne tanb trotbeu,
TiitsI. ibm ibrs Snws!enbeit tunSjuse.
ben. nho eriubr Son Jim. bab CT ni9t
MUIR ON 2eben. ionbern au& esilie pou.
fommea eeiunb isi. s0rieoensri4ter
0ainss lou babei isin. be ea&e ~ nm.
teriu&sn unb ief3aielsn. ,per an Der
Eini&iistane 6tahle'S S@ulo trdst.
Die .Sas. 81. 3ts." meint basu-
, 1877-08-02

Die Banten i'm Netten BREEDER
bic Bierbanf aber erueiff iid ols uupe:.
iuGfli4 - Qieb' 8aterlano n,asit rubia
tein!
, 1877-08-02

6@ifftatrt. Die norpesif9e
8orls 81. OIaf." Gapi. @. 8. 6unb,
tlarirte eeitern unb ipirb cine 2abnne
fabai nod 1rittol, England. rebmen.
, 1877-08-02
Ri4monb. Oo,f Hiper unb @befapeate
" @iienbabn Company.
Tabrplan Der 3ise+

~
T0trtlan Der Sine.
"
Durm Wdff6nfere
$50 ~ e gsslas. at$..as 9isnl:s. 9snsnEss
s ns;r. S 81 ssn, 4. gssEns.t n gsf
vantts On esn peri @tstr unb 0altt-
ssss:. an..nttta Sa!tiinns YIN %. Dr.,
D DssaIss.'s', Snr m,9 g S.1i,s T'f / ~, sH sss a..
her @t&mune usb .ystersbnss nab aSsfa.
ssS's uns Oets etfeasaentn.
Daf@ Gra@t
S:O0 .. W. Utr!det Mt&naenb 9tenfap, 9sunerRea
DanHfern tn gDea Yotxt fur 8lue. 3dubun.
MsSt 1gs srSinsu nss s " S;G |, ~, ynn IS.
cen Ssr ai&nsnb unb Dansiae. Wl&usano
s gii,a Tsstisssa's' anS es'fases's aas ost'
QpfaI wanaa;.,.
500 r. Or. gerIast mtSm0.s ssatia fs,.n,ao. ana.
senesansao
,.no. an u.,rs. O"y"
snb greitas. ata&t gerItxSnnsen IL
~. a STam y ns zen q. Da1sisr sSfs" tas
Samnnis SisSFsn. :" ~" N"''V''' a''
5 c..x m.1..
1890 .. n. an,unft IN miHm.,S ~,.,s.. e.....
Raa unb gsnssIsnS. yspa "St S. TsmHr'
s ua ", M Sa sss,s Ses ,m, mn : sss, ans 2stess
t %su'sa;ts Ssa PIE f44 sisbt ST.: Ron.
Mssa gerstnSun m"1 1 Sibe aSs.n sm a., : - y.
sas Il sD sss y ss'' MI 1T! ss sss1t e. m g,s.ss,
, 1877-08-02
d N etner Alarm-G elearaph.
aIar nj = 6 q t E n.
2 Grfe SOLICIT Citation.
3 3pstis ysli3ei Citation.
Critte Seti3si Staticn.

"N' %SPs @pII3ttS tAtIcit.
No. 3 3psits ysli,ei citation.
re. 4 Dritte yoIi3si @tatsn.
10. S @Prissnbaas, 3ts Straee. mi.
Drpab.
No. Spool ant esss'r 5oafs~ s,vss
Strabe, 3tpii@sn Der 9tn xns fOssx.
No. sprissnbaEs, ism CTR. rHb
Granflin.
Ho. 10 @pdets.
10. g gde Der 12kn anb Main CTR.
No. ia Ode Der 1Oten une Bsrb ctr.
Ns. is Gde Der 1asn unb Carr Ctr.
NO. 10 Gds Sfr yine uni Drain ctr.
No. IL Gde Der 3ten uns Oval CTR. 81
w. Ri Gde Der 25aen mmb Broab q,
Ut. 2-3 Ode Der Tim unb Mar{baa Or
10. "a Ode ber 17hx sss Malbiao..n
ctr. Is...3Alt XIX Irssr
10. IS @etrOssIitaa eiien.@ srfe.
ctr.
Ho. 20 Gde Der 5tsu unb Msin cir.
No. 81 Ode Der 14tsm unt Natn CIR
Ne. 80 Ode ber 22fen anb Main CTR
Ne. ga gds tsr 13t.n uas Gary ctr
Ms. 3-5 stastfass @1menbans.
w. SO Gretrear Giten.Werfe.
No. Al Gde Der 9tsp unb Qeiab CTR.
No. AZ grsab Strabs ode Sail May.
w. 4-3 Gds Spring unb yine ctr.
ITO. a-5 Gds ct. Sames unb DusaI @t.
w. 4-6 Spritenbdus, Este ctr.
No. ST Sprisenbaus, 10 ctr.
no. So Ode Der Clap mn @ilmer cir.
No. SO ede Ni&cufonRr. unp @sdetts
, 1877-08-02
Bids
plumfn- nno Wsmi(e.W arttu

II has pra&tpeate Derf ftine art In Der gpdt. %
tntbd.t nabe an $50 Seiten, Sunbfrte yetner Wbbilbun
cen. nne is&s ebren6 1ableaas Ssn 1lumen, yra&tsea
etieiAnet une eplprtrt Won Natur. Yrets So Gents la
gaptsr; $t.OO. tn ~elesanter 2dnwanb. Sn Dsuti& unb
9nelif& eebrudr.
abreiiye: SameS Bid. Nv&eRer n. q.
, 1877-08-02

TreiesGnmeert. 1eute A6enk
pirb Qebni@s,O r&sftsr In GapiiaITers
jpieIsn.
, 1877-08-02
Bids iAnfrirte 1)rfis-fiff.

Taufeneer her befeu Nlumen unb s. mufsn All Der Gr-
b. mnb bic Mrt une Deife %tiefslben su ,psdisn~Wles
far cine srst Sem S%rtsfmarte. SIN DeutfS unp eng
LTD eebrlft. H..r ..
&breifre: Sames Did, &c9eRer, N..g.
, 1877-08-02
Bids DlumenGhrfr,

etn~ pra6tpsnss Sisrttli6brli6ss SpurnaI, fetn tuuRrt.
snttdlt elm ftbnes farbiees BIamentableau /. 1t Ter n aen
9reis NUT Is Gents idbrIi&. Die erRe Sum.
fur 1877 in Dsuti& uns GnslfN II fUsbsn sri&te.
men. ffi- 4l' = Nlf l
sorsifrs: Sames Bid, @uaeifr. " q.
, 1877-08-02
Strap 4. Creabaw,
81u1Dla = 6Gnbler

@6e Der ,l2ten mn6 &arD or.
Sd babe Rsts au ben niebrieaen vreiisn
Sprr6ttie:
!3SQiee Eamaen- Yretsv BON allen @srten.
3Gaige Vapet.Bretter Sra allen Sprten.
Gattea, 4alfsn. Some, son aQen 2ansea
mnb 0rE6en.
~ 3sa auasl@nittene Gu6bopen.B retter.
sst&e GYpreb S&inbsln. Gelpalene uu,
eefGste 2atten. len
, 1877-08-02
Gbeiapeate unb Obie Giientabn.

absfassa!s uab Ohio Gifsnbabn,)
yafasier.C epdrten,ent
Ri&rnSnb. %, 1. DECEMBER. 1876.
An mnb nod BEN 8. 1e3emter, 1876,
fabren bic wa6ag,ev.3lae mie folet
, 1877-08-02
Wene Am5ei8ett.

@ofnir'er 3uder BON alIen sorten;
OsSapa, Qaguapra uno &io 2affes;
@psd. Saf3 snb S&ntaI:;
Nsr SrIeans @yrup; Grtra Syrup;
natvieirtsr Ia6af;
Vcrter unb q &;
3u baten bel
. aDen port & MorriS,
2S Gde II. unb Tcd Ctr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25
LOUISIANA IN THE UNITED
STATES SENATE.

Senator Thurman last week in the
IS. Senate endeavored to have Judge
Spoford admitted as Senator from the
State of Louisiana without referring to
the committee. The Republicans, led
by COnkling and Edmunds, opposed, and
thus they reopened all the questions of
last year, and exhibited the same venom
that hitherto has deprived the State of
Louisiana Of her just representation in
the Senate Of the United States.
Those Republican Senators, supposed
to represent the Hayes A lministration,
certainly lacked consistency in thus aid
ing to continue the policy of injustice to-
ward the South. The Democratic Sena-
tors, led by Thurman and Bayard, chow.
ed bold and solid front, and proved
themselves true to principle and the Con-
stitution, and to the best interests of the
whole people,
1t is time the last vestige of Grantism
and hate were banished from Congress
and elsewhere. Such is the verdict of
the people as recently expressed over
whelmingly in Ohio, and the same ex-
preston was given last November
throughout the country. The votes in
the Senate last week only showed three
or four of Republican majority. But
the inconsistency of that majority is re-
markable. The Republican majority in
the Senate have Tor years refused to ad.
NIT Pinchback, and Kellogg too, has
been refused admitance. While this has
been done, they seem unwilling to admit
Spoford and Eustis, the Democratic
claimants against Kellogg and Pinchback.
Spofford was chosen Senator by the
Nichols government, recognized by
Hayes as the regular government of Lou
isiana. 1t would seem, then, that if
Nichols is the legitimate Governor, Spof-
ford is the regular United States Senator,
Mr.. Hayes has been dancing around, re-
Ceiving ovations over his Southern poll
cy of good will and reconciliation, and
his Senators, to be consistent, should
sustain him by their votes. We shall
soon see whether there is any sincerity
among the Hayes following in the Sem
ate. We look for a vigorous swinging
and Haunting of the "bloody shirt" busi-
ness in Congress. 1t looks as if the old
Republican hulk would 60 down, with
the Shirt" flying and its votaries spout
ing the vindictiveness of "hate."
Senator Thurman finally withdrew his
motion, and permitted Judge SpCford's
case to 60 to the committee on privileges
and elections, which, of course, is an un-
friendly committee. Senator Stanley
Matthews voted with the bitter radicals
who are unfriendly to Hayes. The query
is, has Hayes weakened in his high and
holy mission, or has Stanley severed the
Siamese ligature that bound him and
Hayes. Time may show-will show if
Hayes and company mean business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25
THE BURGOYNE CENTENNIAL,
An Imposing Demonstration -Oration8 o
Seymour and Curtis.

Schuylersville, N. Y, Oct, 17.-Scarcely
less than 10000 people are here attend
ing the centennial commemoration of the
surrender of Burgoyne. The exercises
opened with the firing of one hundred
guns at sunrise, when an answering gun
was heard from Williard's mountain,
whence "Gate's scouts" signalled to him
the movements of Burgoyne during the
campaign. The procession of the many
civic and military organizations is an I'M
posing affair. The officers wear badges
made from palmetto trees, sent by South
Carolina.
The long line arrived at three o'clock
upon historic ground when speaking be-
gan. After prayer, Charles Lester, Pres
ident of the day, delivered an address
followed by Hon. Horatio Seymour. At
the conclusion of Mr.. Seymour's address,
Geo. w. Curtis was introduced and spoke
at some length. Alfred r. Street read
poem. Addresses were made by VIM.
L. Stone, B. W. Throckmorton Of New
Jersey, Judge A. A. Yates of Schenectady
and II. r. Glading of Albany. Gen. j.
q. Wilson read Halleck's poem Field of
Grounded Arms" An ode by Gen. j.
Watts Depeyster was read; also version
of the Star Spangled Banner, rendered
for the occasion. At five o'clock, the
troops had a dress parade. Governor
Robinson was represented by Gen. j. B.
Stonehouse and Gen, A. H. Taylor Of
his staff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25
THE GAS QUESTION.

We have a'statute in force, giving the
City Council power to fixed the price of
gas. This law was enacted to protect
citizens against exorbitant charges by
what might be considered monopoly,
and so far as the rights of the public are
concerned, it is undoubtedly proper.
But, when difference in agreement be-
tween the Council and the gas company
arises, then the former has a decided
advantage The power of the Council
is arbitrary at least in this instance they
assume to make it so they can fix the
price of gas at whatever they please /;
the gas company must either accept the
rates fixed by the Council or refuse to
manufacture. While the refusal of the
gas company to supply gas may not dis
commode members of the Council, it is a
serious matter to private consumers and
the public, who desire to have our streets
lighted; but the gross injustice of this
movement on the part of the Council is
upon the rights and interests of the gas
company. They have a capital of some
$4,000 invested in the gas works, 1t
will not be denied but they are entitled
to a just compensation and fair profit
upon their investment, as that Of any
other manufacturing establishment in
our city The gas works are a credit to
the city. They manufacture an excel>
lent quality Of gas, and are entitled to
protection and encouragement, and not
oppression,
For several months our City Council
and the gas company have been labor
ing to fix price that would be satisfac-
tory to both parties but, as they were
unable to agree, the Council, at their last
meeting, by the authority vested in them,
passed an ordinance fixing the price at
81 IS per thousand feet, which is much
less than the average price of gas in
towns of near the population of Canton
in this part of the State.
Before this ordinance was enacted
the gas company informed the Council
they could not accept, and proposed to
submit the question of price to disinter-
ested experts, not owners of gas stock,
but familiar with the manufacture of gas,
and abide their decision, but the Conn
Gil declined the proposition.
That the course of the Council in this
matter has been arbitrary and unjust
must be conceded. Let justice be done.
Let the Council, or their champion
member, or their sneaking outside advi'
sers, meet this question. Give us the
data on which they based their action,
and explain their course to the public.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25

THE libel case brought by w. c. Pip
pitt Esq, as prosecuting witness against
Mr.. Gillespie, Of the Alliance ReVte7O,
resulted in Justice King, who was assist E
ed by Esquire Burden, binding the de-
fendant over to the Probate Court on
his. own recognizance. We presume
this will be the last of the case, virtually.
1t seems the complaint grew out of nos
tice of the Shidler case against Alliance,
in which Mr.. Pippitt was counsel, being
city solicitor of Alliance. Mr.. Shidler
sued for damages caused by injuries to
his little boy from a defect in the street.
The verdict rendered few weeks ago at
this term of Court was 81, 300 against
the city of Alliance. The ReVte7O AMI
madverted severely on the incompetency
of Mr.. Pippitt, claiming that he had cost
that town largely during his solicitorship
We understand the Justice court said,
if they were court of last resort they
would acquit the defendant, but under
all the circumstances would bind over
defendant on his own recognizance.
We hope this will not abridge free speech
and the freedom of the Press in Alliance.
Here shall the Press the peoples rights maintain
Unawed by influence, and unbribed by gain;
Pledged but to truth, to liberty and law,
No power shall trammel, and no threats shall
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25
FRANCE.
Moderation the WatchWord of Republicans.

PARIS, October 23.-Jules Grevy will
accept the representation of the Ninth ar
rondissement Paris instead Of his form
err constituency, the reimbursement of
Dole, department OF Jura, from both of
which he was returned, because the Re-
publicans attach greater and more gen~
eral significance to his election in the
place Of M. Theirs. Although NJ Grevy
favors moderate policy, believing it
better for the country that Mcmahon
should serve his term, still if the Marshall
does not promptly accept the opportunity
now open to him, and sincerely co ope-
rate with the moderate Liberals in guar
anteeing the country against anti>Repub-
lican surprise, M. Grevy is prepared to
place himself at the head of the solid left
and maintain its claims and fulfill the du,
ties imposed by the country in the cleo
tons.
The CoaStitHkiONAeI declares modera-
tion and patience remain the watchwords
ofthe Republican party. The Orleanist
organ, lie S0ketIinsists upon the comprO-
mise, which, it says, is not only possible
but necessary,
The Monitew (semi- Officially says: At
the close of this mornings council Presi.
dent MacMahon plainly informed Min~
listers De Broglie and Fourtou that the
idea of ministerial changes could not be
entertained at present. The Tribunal Of
Warennes sentenced Deputy Mestreau
to one months imprisonment, and two
hundred francs fine for insulting Presi.
dent MacMahon and ministers.