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, 1877-11-24
THE FIFTH TRUNK LINE.

Tlo Eastern trunk lines will not hare every
thing thrir own way after tho close Of naylga-
tio.,, as fur Us tho European trallics conccsncd.
but will 'ial lively competitor, Tor the grain
business especially, IN tho Itinos Central Rail
road. Thc Company Is negotiating With stcaln-
buat company to run u lue Of steamers be-
tween New Orleans and Liverpool during .hls
winter, The Sew Orleans ruutu Of tue lIislu,ts
Central IL INV III excellent condition, AtrI will
b9 nl'le to carry nll the grain md utaeF Eur.,-
pean freight that II offered. lin r1,ad IL ex-
w.atrr, us IL Is MT troubled u nurh w the
Northern lines by heavy Bnow-storins Alui &C.
yrrc rolt!s which often delay tralns fur weeks.
As tho ll!iiuis Ccntral controla lAc cnslre linz,
1t wlil 10 ablu to taku frclgAts Ut rates Which
will barely pay the Easturn rtsAls. Tic latter
liues ure GREATLY alarmed about this Ilcw colll-
pclitor fur the Euru,aau trade, ds ttloy viii lJo
ljugrr bu able to dictate ttrsns to the Western
shippers during tho tilic that navigation Ia
Closeti.
, 1877-11-24

n0fciaI Wxp11ch 70 1A* EhlcdV1 5Ti6ltnf.
0ALENA, ILL.,, Nor. 4l-At u o'clock this
evening the jury In the ease Vi John llab, on
trial bciuru Ills Honor Judgo brown, uf this
clrcuit, Tor tho murder vi Michael Thailcs, Of
Gu!lfur1, III this county, rendered. q verdict of
guilty Of nsansaaughtcr, aud liked thu penaly ut
1yo ycars In tho state's Prison. Thsllcr, who
was leading German tn this county, and owner
stanily WI ktel on tl no.nn~ % ., 1 Tia H. of iuir ~,
last, while attempting tu drlya Hut from, l.ks
premises, Thu defense tnattu desperate elfur;
to cIuar their client, aud the rcsult occasions
solne littte SURPRISE. During tho triul Prosr-
eutlng Attorney hc.lforl was assisted by Capt.
J. ". Luke, ot tho Chicago Bar, who uale the
principal plea.
, 1877-11-24

FoBr Hall, INDIAN AuEsuy, Ross Fork,
Idaho, Nor. 3.-Agent DAntlson to-l1y ar
restea tho Indian who shot two white ueu hero
last summer, aud tusnsl him over to tho
Sheriff, who took hlu ~ MaIad. shortIy after
to the sheriff, aud slot dead Alexander Khodeil,
. u,au we'll known In the country. Thv Agent
has tetcstapi,cd for troop4 from Fort u41t to
coine anl arrest tho indian aud preyeht further
trouble,
, 1877-11-24

the SIX Is,lr'lr, Al Eaia,larn, .ha WE arrested
EnrtI'um .ih.c here. riarv'e viii. :lsslult viii,
INT ut IL, kali li. clnipyrr. 3iawby. 1tr pHt,Ii-
.at'un Ut liz story .r'a'rh much sympathy in
tn" ct.tnnCnity. and tt,,'ahly t,tycsl lin Iron,
The l'cnrp'tary. Tbc .itisiYc gave lin thirty
ilays IN tie tity wurk!l lusc
, 1877-11-24

thn watt t-tl,An, WAS f,lowr,l thousands u
mil, =. through Arorta Ut 1atrle,
Thu pari!rs were i,rtt'ttt mnre than ycnr
hrD, hI' tlir trInl was not ttgun until tho pres
Ent trT1i1. Am!r Smith Wis 1lrst rul on tral
Evidence lla* t'ccn urr!rntcsl by Witnesses .r:c-
Ing The trlEartstt,h Ut this lev cfry directly Lark
to the hands TT Smith. Police officers testify
to seeing these PARTIES shout tho building whcrc
tsrt!ay. confession rnac by Smith tn tho City
Auditor lew months 9uU was presented In
co!iri. III {pl1uws:
Enrly in tho evening OF Aug. ~, 1874, lie
{smiilil was nenr the ftcne ni the murder.
Hrown had iaatle An arrangement with white
man na1net! Jlin Slack to "a through Mrs. Bar.
rettA rnom. and he l,al got t'ravcs nn.l lscl to
to It, aud they wante'! Smith TO help. 1t Has
rrepo'fh Tna,,x only x,sn to tpn The foSm.; j.;
sa!ns. harksl out; hut, after afiuSing some @
or soon after, when they went 10 tho no,,tc.
tsrAycs nnd He'd went to tho door. while he
Euarh. Graves ktlockcl on tho door, and Tho
woman came down md asked who waa there,
whrn 1raycs said, IA friend" The door was
pnrtlT. orcnet1, when the woman tried 10 close
on the head with lIateilet. and he. and Rel
dragged her up stairs. All four then went
through tho husite. The watch aud !ewely, and
n,ost Of the tfIinGs, werc carried to Missouri and
sold. Smith 1tawncd snmo bogus jcwclry In
KcMk,tk, to tnis1cad tho officers.
:. Ibis confession was cosrpboEatel l,y tho tcs-
tin1ony III another witness, who lived nt Hrand
junction, toInrcd tnnn Intimately acquainted
with all the parties. lie said that, on tho I'll,
Graves md lied, who tDfu hin OF ttie m,ir1ler
excitement; and they had package they wished
hin tn take home mud keep for them. lie went
none u3, that nteht, and cxa'ainea thc paekage,
charfus attached, guild bracelet, other Jcwr1iy,
unl n tuflet-ect. The next day llo got teIc-
, 1877-11-24
RAILROADS.

COMPETITION AND CONVERSATIONS.
Mention was mat1c 1T yesterdays TntnuxE
that tho tcorEanizcd Southwestern Nallroad
kNte Association II working no butter undcr the
new arrangement than II did under the old n,,e,
a1h! ttat tic meeting to be held u the Gruai
pueItlc TUESDAY would again hare to tackle its
old enemy, the Wabash Road, which continues
to eouapctc successfully for tic Missouri Nlvcr
business, and somehow or Dtbcr manages to tn
yado tic territory OF the poo1. The business the
WMhash llaa 1natsageu ~ take away frutn the
shippers. hn$ been tnorc severe than the pool
lines are willing TO admit. The principal sulIyr-
crs iroul this competition arc tho Cl!caCn linrs,
OR thrro Gull be no doubt That Tic Hannibal 1.
ting tllu Wabash. Willie tho Chicago
roads get their shnrc Of tho prol1ts under
tue new arrangement, yct tile diversion OF
Iatat'tcs teir tcnpoFary profits, fur II thy cga.
MnatIon tlln1l)u rcase 10 exist Il would cost
them nn Immense amount OF money nil LABOR
to ST. ILLS business back asaa: Tho sl1iprsrs
pool With nntricndiy eyes, mud since the ttitl!-
Guilty with the pool and tic elevators Of that
ely they have bcen dung their ,ttnoht to break
4 un, aud hare favored outside fIacs Whenever
roaas belonging IL tho pool who short t!ns
ago were contlcnt that Tic poul un'ler tho new
management wt,u1d wurk successfully havu now
!a changed ihelr opinion md thsy arc now speak.
~ proLaslc, II they are permitted they sAy,
10 compete with tic Wabash, It will not tako
them lang to drive It from tho field, as With
equal rates II could get mono VI the business.
The railroads arc n0W beglnrlAg to find out
TINT combinations will moi stop competition,
nnl that thppcts stKays manage tu tlntl other
oa.leis fthcy l.et Aae.. pushed. The most sat,-
cessful of all tho pools, tint Of the three Iowa
lines leading frpM tht: city to Omaha. IA sulIer-
tn9 lru,n the competition Of the WABASH md
other Southwestern liucs. 1t was tito attempted
stuppagc Ut competition WHICH lnau tho Granger
movements few years nEO such failure. and
this .ums cause will prevent ruproaI rohbna-
tlunR fronl ever bee0mtn. success. It Ia llp
0pinltn af lhose who have st.nlletl The railroad
problems for years that epmpetillon cannut be
stoppeti, usld thai every attempt to do 1t wilt
pr6sr Il tt,tnpetc fatturc. II railroads could only
keep fatts with each otlIcr aud would refuse 10
take lllllness at less ratcs tAan will pay tlctn
fair percentage GU t!lcr Investments. railroad
business would soon be In a healthier condition.
, 1877-11-24
DEATH UF A STRANGER.

Sptrtal Dsp7'eh to 1As Catra1a Tflbnne.
PRINCETON, ILL.,, Nov. ..-A stranger, we'll
provided With clothing, earrYing silver witch,
supposed to be about IS yrars Ut agp, viii, u
tulI gray beard, AMI claiming to own farul
near Waterylctt, Mlcl, died SUDDENLY Of aJa,-
plexy near butla, tn this county, yesterday. Cur
0ner Dakun, nf Princeton, ILL.,, IL anxious to
hear from my one Interested III hla c&tcts,
, 1877-11-24

READING, ra., Nov, 2a-1acb Hnntzlnger,
tatc President Of the Miners Trust Company
Bnnk Ut f'oitsvillc. md his son Albert, cashier
of tho bank charged with conspiracy to slcfrautl
If1ofnas kern4, protIIonotary, n Sc'MgikIll
County, tlepositor, out If t23,00o, were tnis
evening found guilty. after trial of five weeks.
, 1877-11-24
SMOKED 0UT,

DzApwooo, y. r, Nov. s3.-Ihe soldiers,
having surrounded the kccts Mine, under lirec-
slon of Sheriff bullock. closed all opontngs cx-
cent tho tatu s!laft, and tic process OF snIa8ing
tho tsiincra out by sulphur wis rctorted 10 and
successfully rasrJrduut. The last ii then, Gang
upat ~ O'Clock lust night, md 4Il are now In
arrest .,'
, 1877-11-24

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nor. a3.-jack Hunt, the
Muhroe County wife murderer, WIN was to
have BEEN hung on the 23th Inst, WAS rcspitctl
hs tho invernur tos!ay until Dec. 1s, iu or,ler
10 allow hin to prepare tor death.
, 1877-11-24

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 3.-At dancing party
Of cs'iosed people At Covngtori, ky., last night,
Maggie 3hcs@nan, quA,lrnon, fatally stabbed
Winnie Jackson. The motive was Jealousy.
, 1877-11-24

Ntf'cnrT's interests wrre I" yet htn, fTcw"ti'
out NJ thc ''lana1rfm n.t ~ that thc sl!'s
as.iinst ht,n could IL. stnp;uf There I. not
t'ne person connected with thi. atsctnnt I" uu.
f:at The prr.t tt management whO ts not sore
Lead Tor sumo reason Ur utt,ur.
, 1877-11-24

AUHrnN, " r., NOV. Es,-Brothcrton, con-
vIcted of tho murder Of Moon, haa been sen-
tencesl tn he hanged Jan. II.
fSarr, tho convict who killed Keeper CASTER.
and who was found guilty Ut murder in the Sec
ond degree. l,as been sentenced to imprlson-
mcnt for life.
, 1877-11-24

CfNc1saAri, Nov. G}.-The 0dze..t's Batavia,
O., special says Charles &. Dimnattt, Deputy
Auditor, wus arrested t,ltlay, cl.argcd with
robb!ng the County Treasury al ssl,0M
rsanth aEo. f'nlnItt was committed to jall III
default Of fiU,UD0 hail.
, 1877-11-24

uLtn Ill ERe1o EEtQSllx W 0nhWEf question put
| by tie JMsEe.
1t may 1e lllas Tie unknown white Mnn hnif
much to 10 with the murder, hut llu succeeded
tn covering hfs sracks 90 That # fs impossible to
IIANDE.
Special Dtsoqtchto Tas tatca9o Tribune.
ST. Lou.s. Nuy. 93.-Kandc. tic Gagged OUT
so,, ,hn .,,a,,,,,,,,t ,r.,1,r, ,,a.a. n .,.. ~.
eoi'' t"c a''sn1'i+ p"fse'an' sihlcs 'haL nis
removal IN Illinois wuulu be saio ut anY time.
Tie transfer from tllc hospital 10 a cell iu tho
mil sccn,s II, hnre hcncfttr,, him, II In. hal
th ef"s, =, n,a,a h,,', so,, "" "',, "s' ''a
.I.,.,.. 49,, ~ s, "aNs .'." i.e' sIs HuIt ,'oo
s"''cs,se' n"ti, III eo.scauehec' ne - ID ulataht
III the recital OF hts nurderous deeds
rs ever. IIe silent souully list ntuft.
ur;1 In. Tim onnntttc NJ a rh,,,ccr,. IT,
"n.', ~ -. ,ts.' o r,...e 49, .1.1 =. H.. ~
NIL" ~ Wy noesor ''t'. n'orialnE' iou nci
yulr li!c. poek. they cunt scare INC ny talking
about hanging mc. I'll die ratue.' Then,
changing The subject, he asked: "Do look
i". S'".' - Wv .. tae paie'o sast! tnea'
s'os"ee ais 10 h"ou "s u.soous - ui", .hc}.
~ en,'f W," .%f, '"s snss.ea @ ~ uso
o. cass. MeDo"oneh luis morning ahu intro
a'eeu Ai',asell as frank nichols. TIC party WHO
iahi III jal' TWO Weeks anu daS on q Charge u
oe'ns l"o s'' E.ao "aueaesci' all" ".n was
tried a'la acla'ttct! q iew days ago' Nichols
rSoduccu lctters from thc Illinois authors
tics ldentiyine nnu Introducing hin to
THO CHIEF. was h!s desire. no sald,
10 fce NaAuc, and TO SATISFY hl!scli whether or
nut i,e te sugn sLf.Ss t 10 tno
cso,nnan,ctl him ,lnwn stnIrs nn,i tn IL" eli
wl,eru jkapde ia cvp,Incu, nIiure's Frank
tinrtlm' fia,,t1c '.at1c ,'rnr H. ti,a 1lnn-
md lttokcI stradilv ri hts vi.,tnr. for
few Innncnts. f1c thcn nskci. siIs
this the brilliant bn,nljt OF tho Wabasliii
, 1877-11-24

McLFASsnono, H., Sor. gk-iley Steele,
wa,cl.tnkcr. dccnmpcd, taking watches witi
him. lie had been hero only few weeks, but
1,a.1 the confidence of all.
, 1877-11-24
TENN ESSEE.

SoscidI W4DlIcA to la4 CAicaJa Tfl6Y*s.
NASHVILLE, Tent, Noy. 1A-Comptrollcr
Galns has lett tor New York to receive from
tho Illinois Centrsl Railroad Company the
-, O,0N .lebt luu fsum tho stlss!ssippi Ccntral
d Tennesscc llallroasl Company, purchased some
thur axo BY the sbove corporation. Tb4 pay
niclt reduced ths State debt to tna& extent, aud
Leaves only Que road still Indebted 10 iae state,
--sAe Mississippi 4: Yenncaaes Road which
Uwes Shout ySM,U0l.
, 1877-11-24

MtDnLEhCnr, Vt, Noy.23.-Tlle examination
Of Deacon Ezra r. Smith aud Mrs. Champliu fur
pnl<onIny Mrs. Smith Is concluded, aud bot arc
held fnr trial
, 1877-11-24

CtsclssA7t. o., Nov. e,.-.t. r. collnr, for
long time Secretary Ut tic wcaicrn insurance
Company of this ctty, Ia found TO he a defaulter
to tho a'nount ol si4,ooo. The Company is said
to be secured against loss.
, 1877-11-24
a HERO IN DISGRACE.

8ssc&al DtsputrA IL 7As tAeuua Tribune.
CLEVELAND, Nov. e3.--The plea Of guilty ot
assault and battery Las been accepted III tho
ea4e u luhA LeYick. y survivor VI tlu charg1 u
, 1877-11-24

TOLEDO, O., Nov. Gl-1. xCaalpbelt, High
Constable Of ElE'n County, Ontario, arrived
hero today with Samuel HAWKING, whom, ile
had arrested near West Point, Ind. Hawkins
Ind quarrel with hta wife last April and shot
her through tho body, tnnicting serious but,
as 1t subsequently, proved, not fatal wound.
ffe escaped across tho lno. and, sincs then, the
officers lIayc been In p,,rautt of him. l1c was
recognized In Indiana by drovcr whom
ha Lad oncc hclpel will, Ills stock.
sent M ' alter him. il was s know 'ts /" b
heavily armcI ani desperate fellow.
lie had rcucntctiv said ho would nuvcr lie takcI,
alive. rlisa was decislct! upon. The officers
for, Into their confidence. lie scut Hawkins to
tue blacksmith shop tlhs morning to have Ills
horse sIioti. As Hawkins ca,lIe into the shop
c was directed to the tn horse at tcrtatn placc.
Willie so engaged two stalwart hlacks,ntths
stcrnvd up alongsEdo VI lin, a,n! suddenly
seized both arms, and shote,i 0tIt the ei:fta3.
'rhc officers rushed frttm ties htdlng-paces anil
dtsnrmcd anh han.lcutled him before lie could
realize that tile was .aught. lie was brought
Commissioner.
,1s.E4rS S,;s fn ne e n scI .;ss 'YG, .x
iatoSer on far''n ncar West i;oint, II Til. ti.is
county. was arrested Wednesday evening,
charged with the murder Ut lis wife a. ST.
Thomas, Ont, tho 10TH Of last April, md IL
no" on Hs WAY III tilat pincc. lie wis fec0!-
nizcu Aila tho Cnttaulah 0li!eers notlIcd of hls
whereabouts ny stosk-lroyer named A: 7.
Eo!toti. With wllnrn lie llAtl travelled FROM To-
lcau, u. to ~. I!oHias q day nr two previous
y tic murder. 1[e lad been III the ncighuur-
l,ooa ultt saoFt tune when afscstea. II Is
~ Ti'at. t"st ~ ~ ~ fSct. ,,t Nv ~" ~
tntped. 'S~S'
-"
HANGED.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 23.--jamcs Roscnbury
Hawkl"s tco!orc1). aged ~, was hanged to-tlaY
1t fowsontown' for atrocious assault upon lila
Syharffcr, school.gri, agc.l IL, in april last.
Previous to Tic executin. ref,tums scrv,rcs
,ror, ror1,rto, l., ,,o ,-ts,,,ns,. oo,, H., 49,,
n. o n.'..',. ~ M, s"' pl's"ns' w " ."e
"ess' nan'els "no NICE III etter 20 hie lathcr
and mothcr, written by 1rleh' ut the request
uI Hawkina, tho latter runtle full confession
OF lila pufit. TIM crime wa. mn of thc ,nn.t
,r,,,", ~, rs,or.1 ~ ,~ny,.tt ~ ~, t., a
,,, nu,p' "" ieeo'u. ~ "asta'" tpe s'l*sno "ool
"l1ic s''c was returning lron1 school, nnh Matc
Indecent proposals to iIer, whist, she rejcctcd
and attcmptcl to cscopc. Iic then sci:cd her.
ontt fnr,tnv hcr ,n,n tte vnot1s t,oL fro,,, IL
",i.at "s. ,', s' ,'. ~" .m" ~. ~
!oekel u strap ans; nu!ha ler ny tnG throat to
Ies ~ Fee.!nhn. postusc. lie shoReu
nGl auouL NV tnEoatt tuEe Ut e!olNnE "
p!ecea, anu enl''plctc's mlnaGa anG stapehea
IT, w., " to.%eSo 14Se; ine g,t, ,a'n.eu IRON
a,,, ,r;. ~. .i III aEt W. oiuaa. srsa.l.ent,
Auu "HllE ~ tHIs to!ulLIo!l hut EclsoN WIS Ic-
, 1877-11-24
END OF A LONG 6

END OF 4 LONG STRIKE.
dhNrtdf fHsndfch ia 7as Chicago Tribune.
Dwt0uT, ILL.,, Nov. 33.-'rhc ktrike a. nrai.l-
woMl Is enlcl. The miners will 20 to work on
MONDAY. They held meeting to-day w,h this
result. The strike has lasted cFght nunlhs.
, 1877-11-24

13YASTfH-1u EEST-AS ELni.ltLY LAZY
" w!taes nicely fHr,isl.e1 1nl.+ with Gr. M!
gas. IN stats family Er. Fre M t1t hGI khH,sll ii
u gSx! r,st4arnat, yAcst rrserencpA ..rn snd
in tribune oti!ce.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09

Be Il Resolued by Ie General Assembly Of ne Stds
Of Ohio Qhree.hfths Of all the members elected 70
each house copcurring therein). That PROPOSE
ton 10 amend the Constitution Of the State OF
ohio be submitted 10 the electors Of the State, on
ihe second Tuesday Of October, A, D. 1877, as fol
lows, TO wit:
Fourteen, Fifteen, Si1teen and Eighteen, OF Article
-Four, be amended so as to read as follows, and
Section Seven, Of article Four, and Sections
Twelve and Thirteen Of article Eleven De repeal
ed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09
listpriraL
THE LOYALIST COL. PETERS.
A LeaH Of History from the Annals Oi
New York Of an Hundred Years Ago.

.vpv1CEs AND sUFFERNGs lilly REQUlTED
nv HALDIMAND AND CANADIAN TORIES
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09

he added I will allow the Loyalists moth.
inc. thew shall settle on those lands
have allotted for them, or ] will send
them back to the rebels. His threaten
ing terrified some, and they settled on
sneh lands as he chose, but l and my
family left Canada Oct. II with many
others, to get rid of such petty tyrant3l
and we arrived at Cape Breton, Here;l
left INV wifeand children In fishermans
house, under the protection OF Petor, the
Indian King of Cape Breton (who had
more honor than two Swiss Go,yernnorsJ'
and went to Halifax. Sir Charles Doug
las, who knew me in Canada generous,
ly brought me with him to England !
Grst borrowed 9l00 for my family In
Halifax. and drew on friend in Lon,
don for it. On my arrival in London
applied to the Lords of the Treasury ior
subsistence, and they gave me temporary
support of Gl00 per annum, notwithsseeanat, y,
inc Gen. Haldimand refusing a certificate
of my loyalty and services, though they
had been SO conspicuous for ten years
mast cannot say l look back with re-
gret nj the part | took from motives o.
LOYALTY. and from foresight Of the horr
ror and miseres ofindependency, though
I never imagined they would be 80 greal
as they now are; yet I thought the par,
took right, and | certainly think 80 sllll
from love to my country as well as duty
to nv sovereign; and notwithstanding
INV suffering, and services, and scandal
ous treatment by Gen. daldlman9,
would do il again if there was occasion
II Is true l see persons who were notorl
ons on the other side who are now here
and taken notice of and advanced, Whil'
am neglected and deprived even OF m!
lust dues; but with the consciousness o
having done right, l can look with dis
dain at the triumph Of successful VII
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09

THE excellent and well.timed speech
of VIM. A. Lynch, Esq, in presenting
the name of Mr.. Howells, of Stark, FOL
State Treasurer last evening, was more
largely instrumental in securing that
pentleman's nomination than any or all
other matters combined, 1t was a mas
terly effort, and deserving of favorable
comment. Dave Fishers Hardin County
Do,oocrnl .....
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09

Chinese women have no sense. Ev>
cry night they pray to their gods to
change them into women. BY the time
you had walked mile and half out of
your way in the hot sun and dived down
eleven alleys and rambled through three
lumber yards on the way to the office, in
order to keep out Of the way of men who
were looking for you to dun you, you
would be happily content to sit at home,
behind closed blinds and locked doors
in an up stairs room and sew all day
Want to be men indeed Burlington
Hawkeye,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09
FORM OF BALLOT.

Atsaid election, the voters desiring to vote IN
favor of the adoption of this amendment shall
have placed upon their ballots the words. judi
cal Constitutional AmendmentoYes" the voter
who do not favor the adoption Of said amendment
shall have placed upon their ballots the WordB,
HJudical Constitutional Amendment-No."
Adopted April 8, 1877. ,,
President of the Senate.
o. HODGE
anoakeT pro tenn House Of Representatives
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09

WoRKMeMEN don't strike when they
have plenty of work and good pay but
good pay is out of the question under the
Sherman. Hayes financial policy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09

"I never felt 80 frightened in my life
she said to her lover. IL turned as white
as your phirt front-no" on inspection
"very much whittier"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09

"WHAT's fellow to do, doctor, when
he's in company and has nothing 70 sayW
"He should say it quietly" replied the
doctor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09

rz. st,ta Qaap Democrat CANON 0o, Grsag aaaaa lgzZ
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THEsTATE OF OHIO.

THEsTATE OF OHIO,
OFFICE OF THE SEcRETABYo OF STATE.
l. Milton Barnes. Secretary Of State Of the State
Of Ohio do hereby certify that the foregoing Is 9
true COPY Of an act therelI named, passed BY the
General Assembly Of the State Of OHIO. on the 9Th
day OF April, A. D 1877, taken frDm the original
rolls on hle In this office.
In Witness whereof have herednto subscribed
my name and affixed the Seal of thu
IsRALl Office at Columbus the 9Th day of April
A, D, 1877, MILTON BARNES,
Secretary Of stSts
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09
Road Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that petition viii be
presented to the Commissioners Of Stark County
Ohio at their September session Of 1877, for the
location of a county road by beginning at q post
on the north line Of the northeast quarter Of sec
tion twenty-four township one, aud range ten
said part being between 20 aud 30 rods west Of the
northeast corner Of lands Of George Young. and
running thence eastwardly with the north line
Of said quarter to the northeast corner Of the
same; thence eastWardly and along on the south
line Of section eighteen, township eleven, and
range nine 70 the county road leading from the
town Of Manchester in Summit county Ohio, to
the city Of MasSillon, Stark county. o.
July o, 1S7.-hHs PBrIrIoNER.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-06-28

effectuall. He traversed all portions of
his extensive district, ,alone and un-
armed, ana the force exerted was the
moral force that o firm and fair agent,
and honest and psteTnal government
always exert.
For the last eight years the hve oak
reservations on the sea-board of the
Mexican Gulf have;had no care or pro-
lection, with one exception. Gov.
Ames, of Mississippi, during his in.
cumbency of office, took a great deal OF
interest in the matter. and was the
means of the reservations in Missis-
sippi being well looked after. This in
-terest. he took simply nsa privnte citi-
zen. mt having any official connection
with the navy department, but he had
long been resident of Maine. and WINS
Yankee enough TO know the immense
Importance to our navy of those live
oak groves.
Lately, j heir. some agents have
again been charged with the supervi-
sion OF this business, and perhaps the
same interest will again be taken in the
matter as in ante-b ellum days.
III tUUSe 'ftdNS lue EOVerIHipub I'VE
lieved that it's live oak reservations were
protected and benefi ted by allowing
the surrounding settlers to take from
them the superabnndant pine logs aud
the Eight wood" that accumulated
from wear to year, winch had often
proved during the annual forest fires a
fruitful source of destruction to yalua-
BILE groves of oak.
The government then believed that
its interests were abnndantly protected
by carefully preserving from depreda-
tion the precious oak, so much needed
for our ship yards, and the colossal
pine trees that furnish spars for sea-
going vessels, and which cam hardly be
found nowadays anywhere butin the
yellow pine forests of the South.
This WAS done effectually, and with
that the administration WAS satisfied,
and Thought, with the old Romans
de miaf,aus non cuyat Aec.
FRANK HEiDERHoFF.