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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

Notably original and attractive Il It.
appearance = well ss wonderfully en-
caeious IN iis application 60 that large
class Of diseases which SECURE externsl
treaamenf. Il Is not surprising that kel-
ler's Roman Eminent - commendsng u
self 10 dealers ~ one of the best article
az trade, and 20 the pnblic - the RENE
dy that relieves greater Number q
psinIul diseases than any ever diseov-
cred.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

To THE NoRrH PoLE.-The public
spirited proprietor Of the Mex York
Herald. JAMES GoRDEE BENNETT. hsy-
ing purchased the Arctic Vessel. Pan
dora. proposes fitting out and manning
her at his own cost with view to pros
seeute. and. If possible. bring to . suc-
eessfnl issue the Polar explorations
which have so long occupied the atten-
tisa OF he scieatliie world. The sue
cess Of recent African travel under the
patronage Of Mr. Beaneit Is provocative
of happy aaguries as 70 the outcome Of
the proposed expedition.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

Representatives I&wTenes and Key, whilst here
on recent visit, interested themselves In getting
up q dance 81 the soeiety's Hall for The pleasure
Of their lady friends and In honor II Washing
tons birth day. The affair came o. on Friday,
the z2nd, and was conducted 20 fhe eminent sat-
isisesion q al concerned. The Amateur Band
supplied The musie apd The gathering aid not dis
perse until atter u. Our patriotic Town Ceser-
al was on hand, with The usual Insignia Of his
high oisce, sword and AZ, and, though not a
sneoess vita he bogss Vas greatly admired By
de ladies'.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

We have some cuuseience about Pigeon Shooting
and shiak the best shots we're those thaa missed
ofaeness. Il win Be EASILY sssn who cur cham
ptous were. Whether they were actuaiea ny hue
name motives o. rot 10 another questies. TIE
losing party had 70 pay fOr . supper, and they
paid Il, and this was prepared a MOoEe's Hotel,
embraced delieaeies o. air, lard and 81, and
was served up IN Herbsrt's best style whaeh
l. the next highest compliment we can pay u,
the highest being the keen relish with which Il
vas enjoyed. There was dAuee, too, on the
same occasion and this was, also, we learn, =
very pleusurable AFFAIR. We speak knowingly,
however, about the supper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

~ You can buy anything in the Sewing
Machine line at the established and reliable GA
MoxD MVs. Co, 81 n Gar STREET, BALTiHoaS,
lover than anyw here else in the country. Among
other inducements, they guarantee all Machines
5 years, and furnish al attachments free.
Gg- Send for thsir new illustrated catalogue.
machines from SO 70 $50. Their reputation for
fair dealing IL well known 10 many Of your beet
citiEens.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

------
We call the attention Of our readers 70 the "a.
vsrtisement Of Wananakes's Clothing House in
so-day' siwas. This 10 firss-elass establishment
and ell who call there re are SIRE win be per-
iectiy sasisGed. Try themand be convinced that
they have ne best.
AIsO, rad that u Thos. W. DscOrss's saddle
p sssAbiishussnt, whsrs the bess IL that line
vim Be Furnished II EsasohabIeprIees. GIvehina
call.
Farmers take note Of the 'Homs Fertilizer, /"
prepared BY Boyken GARNER Co. See there
advertisement elsewhere.
The attention Of the reader Il called 10 the card
Of Wise Co., Commission agents, No. ls9
South Charles ST., Baltim0rs, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

81. ANpprWs q WILlIAM . RARY RAaIsHEs.

0ts NUo06W y u Wt4A8NM - WRsnb UAs~s%~~s
Ash WEDNESDAY, March 9Th, 81. George
church, Poplar Hill, at 1850 a. m; 81 Pc
ter's LeonaTdsown, & p. m.
Other WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS unth
Holy Week, st. Peters, 5 p. N.
SUNDAYS-March 10th and cath, Sc. Georges,
1880 a. m; Sc. James's, $50 p. m.
Sunday, March 18th, St. andrews, 1880 ~ nj
81. James's, $50 p. m st. Peters, ! 30 p. m.
Sunday, March 3lst, St. Georges, 1880 a. m;
St. Peters, Up. m:
April 9TH, st. Andrews, 1890 q. N; So. Pc
ter's, 4 p. m. April l4th, St. George, 1880
q. m; ST. James's, $50 p. m, ST. Peter 8,
f.30p. m.
SATURDAYS before the Sunday appointments
in St. Georges, at the same church, at 80
IN. Saturday, March 10th, st. Peters, 5
.. m.
M0NDAYS-.AIareh 95th, st. Peters, 1880 ..
m: April LIST, Sc. James's, 1880 .. m
HOLY WEEK-Every day bat Friday, 81. Pc
ter's, "a. m; Wednesday and Saturday, St.
Peters, p. M; Good Friday, 81. Andrews,
1880 g. m; 81. Peters, 4 p. m.
Practitioners are requested TO cut this notice out
an6 keep for reference.
JOSEPH W. MURPHY,
March I, 1873. Rector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

+ win sell about 100 ACRES ofthe Cherry Grove
warm. LOCATED In the ar election disfriet. upon
which there 10 small new DWELLING HOUSE,
some OUT-EOCSES and . young ORCHARD.
About one-sisird Of the land IL in wood. The
above lard lies on . valuable creek in which
many oysters could Be seeded and adjoins the
farm Of r.. B. Tippeat. For terms etc, apply
20 SARAH A. LONG.
Feb N. Is7e-Iy. Milestown p. O., Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01
ruasA "a 90.

The Juveniles Of eur Town were invited 70 .
free performances % Paneh and Judy, A. MsoEs's
Hotel, on Wednesday evening Last. HIr. MAG
well guest q tbe Hotel who 10 travelling for bis
healahs SEEKS ibis 20 . sOurce of azasemasnt 10
himself and kisdly offered 70 give . rspressmsA-
ton foE ssnaersaiansntOf he ToNn. 4sIOst 81
the eitissns stssuded. with very large spEink-
ling Of boys and girls The persOrmsSes was
very good. ths best, we think. Of The kind we
ever Mw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

Ms milh sinCrseat regret that We announce
so4i4y &c 6smsh a George 3. Ha@mest. We Aaa
known him inlinassiy fsom boyhood and ever
ssnnd him kind. genrrOas end sseaasast friena,
OFthe melaAtholy aeeideAt that led ohEs death,
- have nlrsray npokeas and IL but rsmains sbr
q % cd shzi b did IN BallimoEe ct The rss;-
esncs Is bis sister, Ms. Sarah A. Deaf, On MOu-
aar lat. after linRcrInr illnss. and win h.
hmrssg al 81. Andrsm's to-day. Peace he .
skea, cd playmaasi
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

John =. Carpenter, Esqr., State Tobacco In
spectOr Of No. Z Warehouse, executed bis bond
bessre the Clerk Of our Circuit Court on We'd
ussdsy last for the Aithfnl performance Ofthe du-
ties Of kis oaice. The penalty Of the bond l.
5000 and the snreties are J. Walter Carpen-
Ger, J. T. n. Raley and r. I. Barber. The bond
is subject to the approval Of the State Treasurer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

". Thomas G. GFssnwslf has jusa completed
his contract Cor Passiag en- additional oak aoor
on each cell ofthe county jail. weesrtainly
think an additional aOOr ufOsk Piask, two inches
IL thickness, win hsrs<sr prevent escape through
the lover Hocr. The lumbs: Il Of the szss. ma
serial and the WORK has been done In the mOse
secure usnnmer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

LEAVING assumed since the Ist Of January,
- 1877, the propriesofship Of Mccre's Hetel In
Leonnrdtown, the undeFngned respectfully BE-
spesks . confinaaBce u the liberal patronage
which has heretofore been extended 70 the Houss
and takes ocrssion 20 assureshe travelling puhsle
that no effort or enaeavor win be wanting On
his par1 70 maintain The ancient high repuaatioa
ftke establishes n Is place Of enseriainneBs.
EEn5xB1 y. MOORE.
Yard Il. rssT.M.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

wednesday ne1t, the Gsh instant introduces
the PenisentiAl season Of Lent, but between this
and the reign and rule Of short commons" s
the Carnival, and besides the Masquerade Ball,
elsewhere referred to, We hear Of many merry
makIngs and meetings Of the young which We
hope may realize the hopes and fancies Of Psss-
ure-ssekers beat on innOeent recreation.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

sOn Wednesday last. oaicsEs Fordand Devaur
arrested aad carried bsfors Jsstiee Hamu.,t. ~
foilowing naned eolOred persons: Wm. Col.
Iins. Isaae Gansr and wisssna samnna Colin.
ehwxed With violating the corporation laws q
Lasnaratown By carsiag and Sighting. The JUS
Gee. aflrr haadng ofths e =. discharged CO
Inns, ami impnsea Gas q 81 and costs On u.
thfee lAst named paFsies.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

The frst rock Of The scasOn-Ihe first at least
which we have scen-was offered in our mark,t
on last Monday and readily Ct mmAnd,d ten cents
per pound The fish were melted in the Patu1,nt
and were Of large sine. Not being . "blOated
bOud-hoIder," or FISH hungry at the price named,
we made no investments.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01
Choice Flower { Garden Seeds,
STRAWBERRIES, PEACHES, &c.
New Sorts, by Nail.

Plants Of the newest and finest improved sorts,
earcfnlly packed and prepaia by mail. Ny COLI
lection Of StrswbeFries took the first premium for
the best Collection, 81 the great shoW ofihe Mass.
Horticultural Society, in Boston. grow over
100 varieties, the most complete collection in the
countTy, including all the new, large America
and imported kinds. Priced descriptive Cats
Iogues, gratis, BY mail. Also, Bulbs, Fruit
Trees, Roses, Evergreens. Choice Flower, Gar
den, Tree. Bvergfeen, Herb, or Fruit Eceds, -
packets q either for 81 90, by mail.
- - THE TRUE CAPE COD GRAN
w. BERRY, best sort for Upland, Low
- land, or Garden, By mail, pFepad.
, Ne Sl.00 per 100, $500 per l,Oos.
Wholesale Catalogue 10 the trade. AgspS
wanted.
3. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and
Seed Warsh0uss, Plymouth, Mass. Established
i843.
Feb 9, Is5e-1m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

YHE valuable Farm, known a. BELVk~
DERE, situated Immediately on the Poio-
mac River, in sbe Ord district, and containing
400 acres, with good Improvements, will Be sola
a. private sale. For terms, apply 70
JAMES II. WILSON,
Attorney,
Leonardtown, Nd.
Jan 10, is7s-Im.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01
narsa Jan.

Lodged IN Jan.
A eolored man By The namsof William Thorn
e Young was delivered 10 the Sheriff on Tues
day last BY officer Alvey, ofthe Tth distracs under
suspicion Of being horse thief. The case was
heard By Justice Dent, Of the same district who
committed Young for further hearing. The ae-
cused 4 . native Of this county bat has been alb
sent sbout seven years. lie returned on che goth
instant to The house OF his mother near Miles
town riding a very Ens blood bay horse, with
one white foot, which he represented as belong
ing to him. The people Of his own color, and
others, had their suspicious aroused Of foul play,
which led to his arrest and confinement in jail.
Since his eommittal TO jail, Il hasbeen discover
ed that the sheriff Of this cOunty q Few nights
since received postal from chief detective YER
non, Of Washington, offering reward Of SIS
for the recovery Of 4 horse answering TO The des-
crPiion Of the Ia question. yernOh states that
this horse, for which the reward Is offered, was
stolen on the night oFthe 10th instant IN Prince
Georges County, which would have given the
party suflclent time 70 have reached our county
on the evening Of the 2oth. A letter has been
despatched to Vernon, and in eli probability, the
missing horse will be found to be the one in the
possession Of Young.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01
roR cLERK OF rnE cIRcUIr coURr.

Msssrs EsitOrs Please announce JEFF D.
LOKER as . candidate for Clerk o. the Circuit
Cours nt the election in 70 and say that be win
receive the undivided Support Of the voters Ofths
Factory District.
Feb %, 1873. The People.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01
Valuable Farm Co saIe,

THE Farm belongiaR 10 Mn. Aiiee yer
, syfh, lying Immediately on the Potomac
river, In The znd elegtjOn district Of ~. MARI
county. FOR terms and particulars, apPIy
DANL. G. HAMMETTp LsonardtoWn, Ha
Oct 10, le77-H
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

glgssn EHsssts
TIE rixeon Shooting. advsrsl.sa ~ sas 80
So re,..s "a en- Ms.aaay last Quite crowd
$500. sd alshou~A dfGersnf ssesions u the
cnnnsy wss rsFressnana. nsns y ssssnsa 80 |.
wiiilne - mas<A 90 rsdonbsAb'a s''aa' 49,. :.
- TowA. az ehallengs.) massh vas ST.
=. :. .w.nw the eisisens. howsvsE, and The
shooling psogrew.l. The ioaleNias = sns 49,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

IA ss@ eash of rseh. uls.. J. FRANK Dun
Bah 10 LAURA C. PEMBROKE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21
THE STANDARD MONOPOLY.

An Exposure OF Its Magnitude In New York.
New York, Nov. 18.--Nearly the entire first page
of the Sun is taken up to-day with the sensational
story Of the tremendous monopoly Of the Stand
ard Oil Company, 1t says that the company,
founded by poor laboring man and book
keeper, is now controlling the third largest ex-
port from the United States and divides million
dollars month In profits. The Sun says: "The
exports OF petroleum stands next in order after
grain and cotton. The idea that one corporation
could control the entire export OF grain or cotton
from the ports of the United States would seem
preposterous, yet 1t Is freely charged and appar
emily with foundation, that the Standard oil com
pany has succeeded In the matter Of petroleum.
deperate contest seems about at Its climax be.
tween this company and the producers, who de-
clare the company has them by the throat 1t is
said that Pennsylvania, q short time ago, had
narrow escape from conflict between the prOdu-
GERS and the company, that unchecked would
have repeated the worst features Of the riot in
Pittsburgh, and the threatened violence may not
even yet be averted. Governor HsTtranft is Sc.
riousy alarmed The Sun goes on to say that
such q monopoly as the standard oil company
could arise and maintain itself In this country,
seems impossible; yet the producers furnish appa.
rently indsputable proofs that it is Just what they
represent 1t to be. 1t seems that the profits Of the
company are enormous and are divided among
less than a score Of persons. II is very certain
that its managing shareholders few years ago
were poor men, and are now to be counted
among the wealthy OF the land.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21
AN INDIANA HORROR.
A Deronsoless Dwarf Killed by her Parents

A Defenseless Dwarf Killed by her Parents.
Fort Wayne, Ind, Nov. 13-Lafayette township,
this county, was on last Thursday night the scene
or horrible murder, which has just come to
light to-day. Mary Daily, dwarf 26 years old,
on that night very suddenly died at her fathers
house, and an undertaken of this city was not
fed. He found the body lying on the aoor with
a sheet covering only the head, Upon removing
1t, which was only done after resistance from the
father he found that the face and head had been
pounded to a mass OF jelly, presenting a sicken.
ing sight He cofined the body at once aud bu
rled 1t without any religious ceremonies, He
came to this city and notified the sheriff and coro-
uer, who the next night went to the graveyard,
exhumed the body that night and arrived here
before daylight in the morning. The sheriff took
the body directly to the Fort Wayne Medical Col
iege, where an Inquest was held to. dey, proving
that the unfortunate cripple was murdered War.
rants were issued this evening, and the sheriff,
with posse of men, started for Lafayette town.
ship. The whole family, eight in number, will
be arrested and brought before the grand jury,
which Is now In session. Within the last two
years she has given birth to two children, said to
have been begotten by her step brothers. The
family are very ignorant and brutal and have
abused the poor dwarf in q shameful manner.
Both Of her children died within two days after
birth. She was less than five feet high and badly
deformed which was made worse by the terrible
cruelty she has been subjected to by her steD.
mother and step-brothers, who wished to put her
out Of the way.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21
OHIO PLAN.

The Ohio Plan" lumlnously set forth by Uni
ted States Senator Thurman and by United States
senator-elect George H. Pendleton, was a matured
programme for preventing complications by an
sntagonism Of labor with capital, of the debtor
with the creditor class, of individuals, and Of
States Demagogues and political tramps, not
seeking the common good but only their personal
advancement, made themselves, against this wise
financial Dlan heads of distinctive Greenback
party in Ohio. Thus Ohio In the October election
saw defeat OfIthe Democratic party. The defec.
tion Of great many, politically idiots, to the
Greenback faction, some Of whose leaders were
subsidized by the Hayes.Sherman
of Federal Government, caused
the defeat that otherwise could not have been, of
the Democratic party, in Ohio. We regret It very
much. In the plan of the leading statesmen OF
Ohio we zee solution of the tangle existing and
certain to be exasperated between the demands
of capital and of labor.-Ne0 York Freemdn's
Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21

The discovery has Just been made that the
grave OF Lewis Smith, who was buried at North
Columbus last Monday has been robbed. There
is nothing so far to implicate the parties engaged
In the robbery.
A lamp overturned in st. Louis sleeper on the
Balti more & Ohio Railroad, westbo express,
at Two o'clock Monday morning, about seven
miles enst Of Cumberland, Md, setting FIRE TO the
curtains, There were thirty five passengers on
the car, several of them being ladies and chill.
dren. All escaped In their night clothes losing
all their small baggage, money and jeWelry. No
one was hurt. The car was destroyed. A num-
ber of the passengers were New Orleans refugees
returning home.
New Orleans, Nov, 1S.-Mayor Patton and the
newly elected city administrators were inducted
into object to-day,
Toledo, Nov 19-A fire at Fayette, o., yesterday
caused by an explosion in the drug store Of I'M
benhauer F Snow, destroyed that and six other
stores. Loss, $4,000; partially insured.
Wheeling, Nov 18.-An inquest was held to-day
upon the body Of Fraz Hobrecht, who was killed
in drunken quarrel on Saturday night The
verdict was to the Effect that Hobrecht came 10
his death from stabs iuaiCted with pen.knife In
the hands Of Edward Kiger. Kiger is still at
large
Sunday evening, William Curley, employed at
Kidd's coal works, near Bellaire, O., while walk.
ing on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad track, in
the vicinity Of the works, was struck by a freight
engine and instantly killed.
OIL City, Nov 1S-The Phillips we'll In the Bul.
lion district which struck oil Saturday, flowed at
the rate of 1,OOO per day, then suddenly ceased
It was drilled deeper to-day after the pipeline
connection had been made to save the oil. AfeW
minutes after the drill was started the well began
to flow with Tremendous force, and is now put
ting oil in tank at the rate of 1OtC barrels per
day by actual measurement. The strike had pro-
duced panicky feeling in the Exchange, and
the market will undoubtedly take a tumble to-
morrow
AdVices from Salvador state the vOlcanos Of LA.
leo and Santa Ana are in Tremendous activity.
On the latter, from four or five different openings
fire, smoke and ashes are pouring forth in vast
volumes.
largely attended meeting of the cabinet ma.
kers of New York was held Monday. There are
nearly 1000 cabinet makers in that city It issaid
wages are too low. A demand will be made for
an increase OF 10 or 70 per cent.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 15.- One of the prisoners
giving his name as Peter st. Clair, who was con-
fined in jail for robbery last Wednesday, and who
received hoggiDg yesterday from the Sheriff for
throwing pepper in the eyes Of ore OF the wit
nesses against him, in some unknown way made
his escape from the jail about noon to-day He
was heard from about two o'clock this afternoon
as entering big woods, but as yet his wherea-
bouts are unknown, The sheriff has offered $50
reward for his capture.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21
HAYES DECLARES HIS SOUTHERN
POLICY A FAILURE.

Washington, Nov. 19.-The editor of the RtpabR.
can of this city, has had a conversation with Mr..
Hayes in regard to paragraph which said that
the Southern question would be discussed in the
Cabinet The President replied "That IS mis-
take. The time for discussion has passed. 1t is
now too late for anything but the most determin-
ed and vigorous action. This determination was
reached several days ago and the deliberations Of
the Cabinet on this subject since then have been
confederation Of the duty Of the Attorney General
In the premises"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21
THE GOOD ANGEL AND THE BAD ANGEL.

Aswe turned homeward, from our carriage win.
dow we saw tragedy on the corner of Broadway
and Houston streets, A young man was hating
in doubt ss ito which way he had better 90. Lift
his hat high enough and you see an intelligent
forehead. Look at his eye, clear and mild, as he
stands there. see he has ltalWaEt chest and no.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21
TWO MEN KILLED AND SEVERAL
INJURED

Louisville, Nov, lS.-A special dispatch from
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, to the COurtCr-JournGL
says: riot took place there to day, in which
from twenty to thirty shots were fred and two
men instantly killed and three wounded. Mar
shal Young In attempting to quiet the disturb
ance, was mortslly wounded. Two of the rioters,
George and William Howard, were wounded dam
gerously John Thomas, clerk, and dialnIer-
esied psrty. was shot and instantly killed BY
shot fred through the window Of the store where
be was employed. Three Of the rioters were Ar
rested. The sheriff and his posse are on The rAh
Of the resk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21

Stolen property consisting Of fine horse,
wagon, dozen bushels Of wheat, eight or ten new
sets OF harness and other articles, was abandoned
in the Sixth ward atrAkron.on Friday morning
BY suspicious character, who Immediately dis
appeared, and has thus far eluded arrest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21
Aztec ELECTION.
THE CHIEF OF THE MoLLIEs MUST
HANG.

Jack KehOe and Four Others to Die on the 18th Of
DeCOmber-An Unparalleled Instance Of Gu.
bOrnRtOrlal TamperlnR With Justice to So.
cure a Partisan Advantage - Having
Paid KehOe $4,000 to Deliver the
MOllIe Vote to the Republicans,
They Now Hang Him to Re.
store the Balance OF
Trade.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-21

New York November Notwithstanding the
day was stormy, the Brooklyn Tabernacle was
crowded to the doors yesterday morning The
interest In this thrilling series Of sermons is still
unabated, but appears to be rather on the In
crease and they will be continued. The follow
ing is the sixth Of the series, delivered yesterday
n,nrnfnO