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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
GptnDpNsSlttattu

1teber Sic Gertpen6ung 6es &ompofteS lit
in eriter JeiDe 81 ber1erfen, baB berlelbe
fait auf jeDem 8oben uno fitr ale Sru6tz
orten paBt, bod bitrfte berielbe fir mebr
ianOige fyel0er b~or5ugStpetle gu e1npfeDler
iett. 9a5 2anb muB, bebor ber &ompoit
aufgefabret tptr6, 10 melt bDrbereitet let1t,
6aB eS nur mod ber Saatfur6e bebarf NIT
tpel0er 6er &ou1poit 5u9let6 unter8cbra4t
tptrD.
Die @tdrfe Ser 9iinsuug lift int gtugez
metlten nt6t tpo6l genau a~n5ugeben, oa ite
bon 6er Graft beS SompoiteS, Der 8ei6afz
fenbeit bc5 8o6ens ul1b Dem eigentliden
3tueG Der 9iingung tpeientli6 beetnfluBt
tpir6. so Suber % 1000 tb % Nder tptrb
gemDbnlt6 fir cine quite 9ingung gebalz
ten, bod fG6rt man ni6t lelten Bis 100
8u6er y Qtfcr auf. SAT- nod mebr pie
ftr DaS Nderlan0 empfie6lt it9 Der &ornz
pot fitr Wtele bod lit es gut, i'm glet6
uno tit6tig nit Ser Wieienfrltme 81 per>
mti6el1, mas am befteu bur6 i6arfes
@9gen gei6ie6t. Sretlt6 nerben betm
@ilteggen einige @rGier %seritDrt, auetn bte
ltbrtgen 5etgen balb elm TIM 10 frGfttgereS
NodStbum, baB bieier S9aoen 9enu9iam
auf9eiDDgen tptrb.
lleber bic bette 3ett Ser @uffubr aaf
Ntelen ftno Die Meinungen audi iebr gez
t6eilt. Mtan lit i'm N~Qgemeinen me6r fir
bic 9luffubr I'M t6erbite mad benz erften
S0nitt, inoem DierDur6 Der @ro5tpu6S
tn qualitattper 8e5tebung gang beionberS
berbeiiert tperben ioQ. Die bD6iten quanz
t%itattuen @rfol9e er3telt man I'M Srii6jabre,
fats Der Qluffltbr feu6te @ttterung folgt;
BET trofner 8itterung bingegen iinb Die
al~tgcnblifli6en @rfolge oft iebr gering.
gto6 lei bier bara1f aufmerflam 9elna6t,
baB r1u1 ipobl baran tbut, su9lei6 nit
bem @ine9gen 0eS &ompoiteS cine entiprez
6enbe Wfenge @raslaat unter3ubrtngen :
Die bOberen @rtrGge lobnen btes ilberbou.
Sober ferner tpetB, 6aB ietn 9oben 0inger
in auSrei0enOer Menge %berlangt, tuenn er
rei6e Grtrdge e~r3ielen nil, uno baB eS
feline ln5eitigere Sparlamfeit gtebt, ais
betm 0iinger. 0ur6 ior9ianteS SammeGn
1nO 0urdar6etten erbGlt man aber I'M
&ompoit einen 9inger, Der nt9t NIT Bill
Tiger, ionOern aud poQfommen 10 ptrfz
lam lit, ais bic beiten finitli9en 9Inserz
mitte(.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
Observation-Disclosures
Sdu0dr0S.

9as 8anbgras 1T cine biibi6 9eitreifte
@raSart, ipel6e man bduftg in @Grtel
iie0t ais 3terpflat8e, o6ne bab ionit Elm
gtubeu berlel6en befanut mar. 9ur6 etrt
3u fairies @u6ern tptrb bies @ras nt6t
imeltel1 IGitig ul1b lit 5iemli6 i6wer aus5uz
rotten. gteuerbtn9S baben 8eril6e nit
bielcn 8anograS in iumpfi9en Wieler err
geben, Dab 6aiielbe bort 9ar5 b%eionoers
iippig pdd)St, ale al1beren Nrten Dilber
unb ialtrer @rGier ba6ur6 i6nea perz
OrGngt unb ielbft Elm atsge3et6netes !6el
I~iefert, baS gdnsli6 peri6ieoen 1T bon Dem
alf DoDem 2atbe getpadienen. Wfan fam
bas 8anbgraS auf iol6e Sunnpftptelen
iGen ODER altd bur6 Wur3elt1etlnng per=
pflan3en. 2tm metiten iagt i6m Elm foDz
lenitoffret6er 8oben SIT, pie man tim in
NQuDtoliiimpfen 1tno Sorlagert ftnoet; in
le6migen Mori6en gebei6t eS ipeniger gut.
SIS Du0crt tpte ge1a9t = leDr 16neu
u16 bic Nnlaqe fo1tet tpent9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
@ott Sab ttnS Sert.
s nIanb 5.

= Die GoNe4itonsGoit9fett lift
inter 6en a m gttanti9 en- Staatsz
M am melt bdufiger, ais man es in
einem Qan6e, in ipel6em ne6en mlfrt6tis
ger 6r0mmigfeit 10 oiel 6eu6elei un0
S6ein6eiligfeit 6erri6t, fir mOgIi6 bali
len iDlte. Die 3tpet beritbnltelten Stats
manner BON SuinoiS, Douglas uro
In, geb0rten feiner 6tr6engenol7
ieni6aft an. Ibab6euS SteDenS, Der
ate parlamcntarii6e Steele, itarb ebenf0lls
auBerbal6 ie0er &tr6en9emetnidaft. Vot
Spre6er &err gilt Daiielbe, uio ct be-
fannie it6 nod auf Dem Sterbebette iDgar
gu freibeltferiiden 0run6idben. Sn8esug
alf Senator Worton felt es ii6 iebt
ebenfa4s 6eraus, bab ct teiner &tr4en9ez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
Railways Ready Relief

eepabrt fcfnrttae Stmoernm9 5ss
GHtsNtotttg Der gSierem,
GHtsi'nouu9 DER Ssrnye,
NMterIei6ssGtt;NnSutA,
It toeitzSttsitnoMt8s
arfF cttb fd,ip crSet G~crsfIopfem,
Gtpub, 9fpbthcrftis, OIatterbcIdjtperoen,
Gatarrb, SmHnensa, &opTl@merietS
Sabnfdmcrsc t, raubert sails,
NeMraI9ie, GbeMmattsmms.
@edfeESieber, nnS gSroftbemIeR.
Ole Inren6ung beS Ready Relief an Der i6nIer
Senbcn SteIle piro iofort ginberuuq perlirlohen.
1reiBig Bis ied5iq 3ropien in etnem halben Slale
8aiIer beilen in wcnieen 4ugenbltden Srompie, &tar7
rboe, rerborbeuen Ntoger, @crSbrennen, aoprl6mer6eit1
Gpfenterie, 6oltf, Slabunsen uno ale i1tnerelI S9nler=
sen.
8etTcn6e ~foGter ME obne cine Tto6e pom Rad
ways Ready Relief iein. @tltde &rOpisn IN
irnes @yediels i'm Grintpaiier. SIS lit oils 9tetSmttteC
frous6iii6em 8Iountweru ODER 9itters porauaie4sH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
q PHLLS!
mR. RADWAYsS

woundrbia oeIdntadIos unO NIT fIBent Sunni iibera
.oosr. reinioen, reeeln, lduteru unO itdrten. r0aowaD's
&ilsa fir bic 6eihln9 Gller Sel9weroen i'm O(a9en, 0c
Spber. SEN @tn9epeibeu, ben gttereu, Der Sarnblaie, fGE
Se Setluna pom 6opil6uer6eu, %nerp6len !3ultdnoens
geritopiun9, llnperbauIt6teit, 0pspepiia gauenftebers
MISUNDERSTANDING, @olbaber nnO allen St0rnn9en tT
BEN @iugewei6eu. SIR cine it9ere Set!ung Our9 benz
Gjebrou8 Der 9iaen rpirb garanttrt. 0teIH pe9etabtltlbs
enthqlten tetne Quedilbermil3ung, telIe Utetaue nno
feline i6doliten Oro9uen.
eg~ Otan beq5te bic ua9Itebenoer Symphonic. pelt1e
fd1 bel St6ruu9en in ben @eroaHungsor9unet 9eltens
9ertopfung, @oI6aberu. 8Intanorans nod benz so4
pie, Ntagcnidure, l%lsbettett, SoO6renneH, @gpet'tson9z
fet, MGGaenidpere, @rbre6ungen, unre9elmaBt9e Selnez
snnsen In Der Mtasemsrube, S9pinOel,. bel9le1nistes
smb i6weres WtbmeH, %seitOrter Ser83las, erititun8sz
dbnIide @eiiibte i'm aiegen, S9wd9nns per Se9tr9tt.
Nst rpe @eibmsrben Der auaen UNI Der 6aut, SGmersen
in Der Ssite, Der 8rnit unO ben ubrissH SIieOeru uno
pIDkltde 4ulpanOlun9en Don otse.
Ciuioe Opieu pom gJtabwap's Bius" ruerben bas R5rz
nsrin,tem pom al BEN beuGnuteu St0runsen beireieu~
1reigs s5 Gents bic S6a6teI. Sm apOtbeten SIT babeu.
9eIet ''False and True.
@didt cine grtsfmarte. nu6 0taDpap & Co., g6O. y
@orrenitraBe, gtep gort, unO Sbr wetQsE @|SFHHIt sr%
haIten, pel6e Sud 2auienOe WerG9 i,
2iWu1SlGWi o1sn0ouuWQ
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05

H. he. Es.
Railways Ready Relief
bebt bic drsten S6mer3en in 1 bis 20 Dtinuten.
gstd1t cine Stunoe
naboenl er btes 9eleien, broudt ir9eub Senate S9merS
5Hr Su leibeu.
Railways Ready Relief
beiIt ieSen SGnters.
gs mar 6aB critic, un6 lit
pas eimsige SGrnersem = Seirrtitfer,
ueTdes and BEN beftiofen Gbner; fofort bebt, Gntsiina
buneen beTettigt uno Goneeittonen betlt, bb oes Ntagensr
Der gun9en ober Der @ebarIne, bur6 etImolige AnDen7
bnng,
in efrer is spunttg Mt ~ruter:
finsrIei mite bcftis Der S6merS lift, peI6er ben pom Rbehz
%notisnus, NeruenIelbeH oOer geuralsIe ~seplastet &ra1s
fen ~foItert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
Oct adJtb. 0burlow WeeO
~onerfennt
ST. Gaotu aD'S R. R. R. Setttnittets
nad mebridgrigcln Gcbraud.
GeD gore, 4. San 1877

90 trtNr~ r err!
tnbe, oniong5 Ireldubtg, aber nodoem id ibre gStrtS
fomtett erprobt, nit poller1 @ertrauer, CLAUDE i'd nur
eipe 4flidt at %erfile1, wenn id ben gtuter, pel6en id
nnb bic Nteinioen aus benz @ebra16 berie6er eeSo9en
Eaben, bontbar o~nertenne. Die &iGen BADEN ieoeSmat
bic gepiini6te g9irtung. Dos 'Ready Relief" ma6t
feinem Mamen ale G6re, uno bic Satbe rpenben mir an,
10 DIT iid cine @eegenbeit 6aSu bIetet 1no lrlnIer nit
benz gewiini9ten Griole.
a6tuug5uou S9s
(@es.) SturIOtp SSee0.
ST. NGotuat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
Gtet eaSerer Srtef bon gratt @rapF%

Or. wobpup. mcrtber SER! Sd neBnte mir bic
Sreibeit, Sbnen nodmaIs a. idrstber. gtetn 3uitato
bat I6 6nrd ben Gebrau4 Sbrer 0feot&trt o%eoeuteuo 9s7
1nb Sas nierte 1T fat pOlitdnOis .sebsilt. Die gsaferz
iudt lit fort; metne GeiunObeit beiiert i9 nod bettdnoig
tn6 mein @ept6t uiu,mt raid ab. @abreHO beg Soma
mere frooteu mid uiele Berioueu iiber bic lptnoerbare
jSeiltroif, rpelde Sbre WtebtStn auf meine Srant9ett atsz
ibte, cine pom Ohio, cine anOere pom eanaoG. bret Dorr
SQdion unb cine auiebnlt9e 3abl pom bten9ert Ort-
N9tur9spou Sran y. &fopt:
@ir fiub mil ,yrau 8rapf gut befannt. Ste lit cite
ffabenspertbe Game, pon ipobltbdtt9en @sllnnun9err
beiee(t. sic bat ben 8erfauf pteler 6lal3en Spires ,aea
foIpeut" Sur6 Se @potbeter ppn Ann Arbor on Berloz
mem. mel6e nit tnueren @ei6piren bebaitet limb, perz
r1itteIt. Q9tr baben pom mebrereH mnnOer0arsH GHreM
bur6 bas ,,WsiotpeHt" sebort. eb.rsod &c.
N6tun95poI S"S''"" W W"
Qun Nrbor' 0Eid, IL. Wunrit 1879.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
Tteber alto faGteS Vteber+

SSteber mto faItcs SSicbcr sebetrt fir 50 Gents.
Sf Der eonseu gSelt eiebt es fetn 9eilmltttet, melbes
gBe6ieLs56 ieber nn6 ale anbern6is6er, ais pa l!nS: g g9
Der II. /. 10. Unit 6ilfe non 9~Saomap's YiuetD 10
raid BeiIt, 1te Railways Ready Relief
Gents Die Sinistg SIai6e!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05

Bat bic punberbarlten Setlun9en bemirft; 10 raid TT ote
9strfuns bieies wa9rbaft luunOer6areu 9eilnlittelS' oaB
ber Yattent
AM 8eut6t iidtGiG snuittmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
800 per Tlal@s
Gin tufdttf9er 8rtef+
0tetS

gnr Nrbor, Wid., 30. Nprir 1875.
Or SoSpop. %ertber 6err! SD babe Sbr "9eiotz
pent", Sbre Regulating 8ilS" nno an4 S9r "JteaOp
ge!tef.I %nnseia3r elm SG6r lang 119r9 ais b 9sttteI gr9en n S;srz
gsrs9ie iGr %unbetlbar e%rfldrtcn, benubt.
Gle alden Snoten an einem Baum. @fein geptdt
bstr,to 275 0funo, os i'd Sbre 0tttteL SIT sebrau6en auz
fro 1u6 iett lit es bereits oif 20 9iuuo berabgeiunfet-
gber Sic Geidrpire limb nod nidt aQe peri6munoen. Sd
babe "a Slai6en pom tbrem ,0teiolpentt 3 pom Sbrenr
7'gfsIiei| unb "a @6a6teln pom Sbren Qiuen genoms
men. Sd erbteIt bic WteoiStn Don u. Grenpta. SitteE
ien6en Sic mir SBr Sud- ,,False and True
Irau 6. Sr1uT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
GcI6wiire bOu 3pDGfid6rigem @adS'
tbnm tuerbeu 6rrr6 vGaOpag's Jte=
iplpent" delei(t.

Or. wobtuop! Sd rt on Gierftodser6parer INT
eisrSfof rrS in ben @ingepeioen. @ae eer;te erftdrs
ten, mir f0nns ni8t 9%ebotien perben. Sd roenoste ale
9fittel an, bic mir empfoBIeu purDen. aber tetnes bra3te
mir JSeiIuno. Sd lab Sbr r@eioIuent" unp ba6te, i3
fSnrfe es 69n,it einmaI periu6en; i6 ieete tetn 9era
troten in 6ofelbe, benin i'd bate idou 5lu6lf Sabre lang
o~eIitten. Sd nabm ie6s Sloi6en pom benz lSteloluent,"
Fine SdQdte( 9tabrpop'i 6er 9tler uno Smet Slaf6en porr
cSbrerr ,,Neoop 0ettei" unb iebt iebe lno fible i'd feline
S4pnr meBr non benz @ei6pir' unS ID ii9ts mid ,po9s
iinfen geite Der Ginseneioe, oberbalb Der @dumIeiite-
cS6 Shretbe Sbreu bieien 8rief, I'M oubereu Geioetoen 3t
niiben. sic t6nueH b%snieIbeH UerofIeHtlI9eH, wenH la
IS wini6eu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
nieren= ul1O gla(enbe[dlmer0e1t.

Sorns 1nb @ebdrmrttterz2etben 9tetn, 9orrrtbre
@aherIudt, .urinitOtung, unrsgetn1dbiser llrtno56@9aTns:
Wofifeinitau6 dbnli6e ~Mie6erI6ldge abiebt, bid, buntee
pber nit Subftansert, dbnGt6 benz @i1peis O6er metBer
@iIberfaber, 1Intermiidt lit OSer no baiIelbe cine trantz
bofte. Sunfle, oauiqe Tdrbung annimmt, IpetBe %tnoden7
itoubortioe N~ieberi6ldge abiett ober no beim g8aferz
ioFien lid elm iedenber brennenber Sdmer3 ooer Ste9sG
i'm Nii6eu unb in ben genoen iib[bGr m94t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
8cIuuSheit!
DIR. RAILWAYS
SarsaDariIIian ResOEVent

9RetnGt6es uno reines Slut - 3urabme an Tlietl5 nrto
8lut-9teine 9aut uno GeinBeit oes &et1ts tur Ale-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
eas erose OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ryeber Srppfer bes ,,sarsaparilian Resolvent" sebt
in bos BIut, ben GdpeiB, Sen urtu lno bic Gn6erer
@dfte bes a6rpers iiber. Stropbeln, Syphilis. Qriien7
TftnS, Observation-Disclosures, Sbrenlanfen, bic i6ttrtntz
ten granddaughter, Sisber6enlen, 9fOrL .3ittermat,
SalSluB, &otbIuui, s6porse 6tefe, @iirmer I'M 6letl9e,
@eitpiire, OtntterfrebS limb ale otele1I lpnnoeroaren
SeiImttte( Inter1porfer, rpouon Elm Sober, Der NIT einenr
6ieier geiOen bebaitst it, i6 bur4 me4rtagisen@ebran8
iiberSeuger tanr.
Wenn ber4attettt, beIen Srdite brr6 ben td9ltden Berz
lift II. bie3 ~eriebune misunderstanding ~beltdnot9 l6wtnoerr
b~ieieIben bur8 neue StOiie ans seiunDem glute ,erlegt:
-rnb bies lit, mos boS "sarsaparilhan kesoIvent-
bieies 'Seilnittel einmat ieinen 5teinisungspro5eB bez
eonnen uuO benz @erluit ber Sdite @in9alt setRan bat,
70 wtrO sanSIi6e Seilun9 baio lOl9en lnO NIT leoeIr
benner %perbaueu, iein Qppetit pirO lid beiiern nno &c
pirb an 8lut unO Tlsii8 S%anebmeH. liz
MIR oQe onberer Seiln1itte[ in Der 5eilung pon Sfro7
pbeIn, 6ronii6en, tnneren lu6 Observation-Disclosures
el 1t hns ein,ine iidere 6eilmLtteI fGr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09
r. II. KNIGHT FALLS INTO LOCK
-FOUR AND REMAINS THERE ALL
NIGH7-SERIO US INJURIES.
From the Akron Argus, 6th.l

Sunday night about nine o'clock while
returning from visit on the hill back of
the Stone Mill, Mr.. Richard II. knight,
of the Times, took the path that leads
across Lock A, in the rear of Christy's
tannery. While walking along the tow
path he struck one of the balance bars of
the upper gates with his shins, and fall
ing over it was precipitated into the Lock.
Fortunately the Lock was empty, and by
standing on his feet he was enabled to
keep his head out of water. The lower
gates were shut, as is the custom on Sun
day, to prevent too great leakage Of
water, or he could have passed out the
lower way. In falling, Mr.. Knight struck
his head against projecting beams or
stones, cutting severe and painful gashes
the entire length of the top of the scalp,
and also broke his arm. This somewhat
dazed him, for when about ten o'clock
boy who assists in tending locks. thought
he heard something in the lock, and
shouted to know if such was the case, no
answer was returned, and the lad went
on, At four o'clock Monday morning the
same boy in attendance to his duties,
found a hat on the tow-path above the
lock, and looking over was accosI ed by
Mr.. knight, whom he Immediately assist
ed out, after seven hours confinement in
the water. Mr. Knight was very much
exhausted, as would have been the case
with much younger man, but his wounds
having been dressed, it was thought his
injuries will not prove fatal, although he
viii never forget the night in the lock.
Later.-From DIR. A. E. Foltz we learn
that the wounds of R. II. Knight, though
severe, are not dangerous. One bone of
his left arm is broken, but the other bone
being uninjured, it will quickly heal. A
scalp wound was made extending straight
back for the length of six inches, and
then branching into three branches. The
flesh is cut to the skull bone. The stand
ing in the water will probably produce
no permanent injuries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09
THE FIRST NON La WYBR CANDI-
DATE IN THIRTY YEARS.
From Portsmouth Tines

For a third of century every candi-
da:e for Governor in Ohio, from both par
ties has been lawyer and politician. In
no instance has nomination been ex
tended to an individual in any other walk
of life since 1874. Thirty.three years ago
Mordecai BARLEY merchant, was nom-
mated by the Wings that year and elect
ed. Since then there has been no reCog-
milton of any other trades and profess
sions. Lawyers and politicians, with
some reputation as stump speakers, have
been selected without interruption to
head the ticket for Governor. The Dem
ocracy this year have departed from this
custom and put forward gentleman en-
gagged in commercial pursuits, a we'll
known and successful merchant--R. M.
Bishop of Cincinnati. The people, we
have no doubt, will approve ofthe change,
and feel that in these days of business
arrangements and financial depression,
it is wise to put at the head of the State
a man of great business capacity and tried
experience, to take charge of the domes-
tic affairs of the State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09
SOUTH CAROLINA VULTURES.
More Startling Evidence That win Land
Some Of the Radical High Priests Be-
hind Prison Bars.

Columbia, 8. c., August 2-Ex-speaker of the
House and present Solicitor Of the Second Circuit,
Lee testified to-day. He backs up the startling
evidence of Moses, which duplicates Chamber
lain and other Radical high priests Lee was
member of the House four and a Speaker two
years. he will probably be released on bail in
day or two, as Moses was. Both OF these men will
be invaluable witnesses for the State, and am in
possession OF sufficient amount Of the testimony
given by them to the Committee TO justify me in
saying, beyond all doubt, that II will land the
biggest thieves in the ring into the Penitentiary.
The result is only a question Of time. Some Of
the claims exposed in the Committee-room to-day
we're bills for partitions in the Cloak room and the
Committee-roOms. The work performed could
and would have been done by any honest me-
ehaDics for S26 or $50 for each room. Warrants
we're issued for the payment Of these bills at the
rate Of $50 per room the warrants were altered by
a six being prehxed, making the bitls $3.50 each !;
they were paid by the Treasurer Of the State, to
one Jos. NJ. Allen, a carpetb bagger who was not
mechanic, but the Treasurer of Greenville county,
aud who absconded with about $4,000 Of the
county money.
1his little JOB brings TO thesurface the notorious
Brick" Nash, the present Senator from Richland,
who was former boOtblacE In the principal h0.
tel Of this city In dIlte-belum days-"Old Brick"
80 called from raseally transaction about tne
bricks Of which the PenltenliaIy wallswere built
Nash who Is as black as the boots he used TO shine
was chairman Of the Committee which passed the
bills, and Is Is In proof that he himself prehxed
the skies which robbed the State IN ten different
instances Of $500, making q total Of 5000, These
are only some OF the small Items, but will sufhce
10 give you an idea Of what was done In the larger
steals, with the same parties manipulating me
pens, paper and Ink.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09
THE OREGON SENATORSHIP.
GoIdsamith's Affidavit.

San Francisco, August IA Portland press dis
patch says During the course Of the investigation
before the Congressional Committee Of charges Of
corruption preferred against Senator Grover fire.
quent allusion wan made by numerous witnesses
to Goldsmith, well known merchant and banker
of this city, and statements made which tended to
implieate him as being intimately connected with
a corrupt scheme Of ofseeuring Growers election by
money, The following is the affidavit Goldsmith
made in New York, July l2, relative to the inves-
tigation then being held here The official dccu-
ment was received here to-day, and fled in the
Office of the Secretary Of State:
my name is Goldsmith, place ofresidence Port
land. am here at present with my son. who is
under medical treatment and am, therefore un
able to proceed to Oregon to give verbal Testimony
in the examination now pending before the Con-
gressional committee in relation TO the election Of
i. y. Grover TO the United States Senate am
the Goldsmith TO whom reference is made by Hon.
;. W. Nesmith. United States Marshal Walters and
J. N. johnson, in their testimony before said com
mittee as having furnished or used money to infiu
ence or procure the election Of said Grover 10 the
United States Senate and further state that was
in Salem. Oregon during the session OF the Legis-
lature at which the election ofUnited States sena
tor was pending and the. day said election took
place, and 1 on oath declare that have moi furn-
tshed or used any money either directly or indi.
Tecty to influence the vote Of any member Of the
Legislature, either for caucus nomination or for
voting for United States Senator in joint session ;
and further declare that, in conversation with
said Grover prior 10 his election, he told me that
he had no money to spend for mis- election, and
that be did not wish any Of hs friends to use any
for him, and that have no other motive In max
ing this declaration than that justice may be
Aone,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09
LATE NEWS.

simcoe, Ont, Aug. THE total num-
Der of deaths by the fire at the Norfolk
county poor house was eighteen. A man
by means of ladder, entered the wo-
mans quarters, but was unable to pene-
trate the room wherein they had taken
refuge.
Terre Haute, Aug. 7.-Dr. J. B. Arm.
strong, leading physician, was shot and
killed in a northern suburb Of this place
at nine o'clock tonight. He was return
ing from visit to patient in the count
nv. The cause is unknown.
Bellagio, Italy, Aug. 7.-Ex-P President
Grant and party arrived here to-day. A
grand iete is to be given in their honor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09
Me AerEurrt
POLITICAL JOrrINas.


People Of Ohio can't so West, this fali-umes
too hard and money too scarce
oppostlon to all subsidies is a cardinal doctrine
of The Democracy as declared by the Ohio Con
ventlon
R,shop ia in favor Of the repeal Of the resump-
ton law which: paTalyEes trade and puSi'
ness.
In making lobbying crime the Georgia Consul
tutonal Convention has taken another sIep io4'
ward. .
The Republican Convention at Cleveland dld not
resolve against John sherman's ruinous hnsncial
policy.
Gen. Howard like the immortal Geary, Ieie'
Rraphs six victories, but nary battle
What win become of the Bible In Common
Schools this year in Ohio since grandmother Tan
has been made 10 take back seat The PopeH
toe will get rest.
The Cincinnati Gazette commenced attacking
Hon. R. NJ. Bishop the very moment he was
nominated for Governor by the Democrats Dut lH
charge that he was National Banker and a Crusa'
der turned out to be silly falsehood'
Half loaf Is better than no bread, and all loai-
ing and no pay Is harder work than regular en-
ployment at reduced wages.
The first row over sherman's contraction policy
was a dear one to the American people IL COST
many lives and much property
Hon. R. H. Dodge of Wood county, was nomina'
ted for Common Pleas Judge &C the Democratic
Convention at Upper sandusky, last Friday he
will probably have no opposition.
At the Democratic Senatorial Convention, held
At Tifin on Tuesday, Hon. John seitz of Seneca,
was nominated on the 9th ballot beating Hon. L,
A. Brunner three votes His election is fixed
fact.
A singular and long pending case was decided
Tuesday In the United States Circuit Court at
Richmond, Virginia, by Judge Hughes The de-
oslon is to the effect that gold from the Virginia
Treasury which State officials distributed among
themselves on the eve Of the evacuation Of Rich
mond was the property Of the United States Gov
ernment and that the action brought against the
said officials by the Government can be maintain
ed In his court. The amount involved is about
s25OOO. The c9se will be carried to the Supreme
Court
The Cleveland Plain Dealer remarks OF the al
legged attack on Mr.. Bishop as Christian: Even
when a Democrat has chance to 90 To heaven,
some Republicans are mean enough to try an SKI
trick upon him to keep him out.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-09
IRON AND STEEL WORKERS, ASSO-
CLATI0M

Columbus, o., Aug. THE American
Association of Amalgamated Iron and
Steel Workers met to-day, John Jewett,
of Sharon, Pa, president, and William
Martin, of this city, secretary. Beyond
the business of organization but little
was transacted. Delegates are here from
New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Buff
falo, and the great iron regions Of the
country. The association has been in eX-
istence in the United States about one
wear. The membership at present num-
bers between 25, 900 and 10000. The OBJ
iect of the association is to embrace in
one union all those directly engaged in
the manufature of steel and iron. The
session will last several days.