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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14
THE DEMOCRAT.

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14

CORRECTED returns OF the late election
make few changes, but the offsets are
about even, and the grand fact still re-
mains that the next Congress is Demo.
cratic, and our Republican friends can
consider this.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14

IT is said Grant is to be brought home
with hurrah, so as to be put in train
ing for the Presidency. The radical
leaders want strong government
strong with whisky or strong with fraud,
nr hOth
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14

THE indications from returns thus far
received are that the total National vote
in Pennsylvania will reach about rs 900.
The Nationals claim to have elected two
Senators and sixteen members of the
House. 1t is feared that most of them
are for Cameron,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14

]. K. NEWCOMER ESQ.,, of the Marion
Mirror will become one of the editorial
staff of the Ohio Salesman under ]. II.
Putnam. Both gentlemen are good
newspaper men of large experience.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14

"HoNEsT MoNEY."-Those who yelp
"honest money" are in the main made
up Of two classes, knsves and fools. We
haye the charity to think that the tools
are the most numerous.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14

"WE really never had an adequate
conception. n."-7om SartOn'8 "perennia"
But.
Well, we have heard CT other females
in the same situation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14

The Akron Argus says that four humid
red persons in that place are opium eat
ers. No wonder they vote Republican
30 ridiCulously up there.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14

Two sermons of Rev. Talmage, Of New
York city, will he found in this number
Of the DEMOCRAT. They are good read
inc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14

SENATOR THURMAN refused TO be inter-
viewed the other day upon the late cleo
tions and other matters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14

Gov. BISHOP agrees with Hayes as to
Thanksgiving, endorsing it kindly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14

MAYOR SHmP is absent in the West,
and Esquire Grimes fills the Mayoralty
with becoming dignity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14

The Carroll Free Press has forgotten
the wholesale pardoning done by the
last Republican Governor, Young. The
number pardoned by Young during his
last year was one hundred and twenty.
Governor Rishop is away behind so FAR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14

The New York bankers say they will
help Sherman to resume. or course
they do not expect to lose thereby.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14

The Republican papers say, I'VE want
honest money )" bat they do not say a
word for honest government, with equal
laws and impartial Justice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14
THOSE ERRORS IN THE AUDITOR's
OFFICE.

Last weeks DEMOCRAT contained the
report of Messrs. Raft, Tonner and
Grimes on their examination of the
books in the Auditors office, running
back four years, that is, to the begin
ming of essler'sincumbency ofthe Treas.
urer's Office. We did not get in time the
following brief statement last week, and
hence give it now. 1t will be seen that
the Treasurer was the gamer, by these
errors, to the amount of $3,543, ,68, 80
that the deficit in the Treasury is in
creased that much more. These errors
occurred through clerical oversight in
footing and correcting the Duplicate, and
not charging the Treasurer with them.
The following are the figures:
1876, Duplicate Lexington to-, personal
property half page omitted. .....-... S109 80
1876, Duplicate Canton tp. personal prop
eTty. last page omitted. ........ ......... HS4
1875, Canton City, first waro. change In
G. Aultmsn b Cos tax after dUpli-
cate was footed 81 20
1876 Duplicate CantOu city lsI ward LIT
page town lots omitted ................. 2,37s 90
1875 Duplicate Alliance corp. lot 10
Teeters add mitted.................... SO 81
1877 Duplicate Lexington tp tOwa lots
pages 81 %. q aud "a oniited....... 43 IA
1877, MassillOn, lst ward, last two pages
personal proDert Omitted.......".. 52l %
page so ommitted ..... ................... 8Oi s5
s3,s43 6S
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14

THE combined elements in New YOgk
city we're too much for Tsmmany.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-14

ESTABLISHED A, D. 1888.

A. MeGREGOR, Editor.
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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-27
Fine Work,

At the marble yards OF MessrS. Burdett
4 Heis, IN this city we had the pleasure YES
tvrday of Examining some OF the finest speci-
nents OF wcrL ~ cT setup In this state. A
medallion of r. esd mt Lincoln, in marble
by the junior member Of TIE firm, Is "A piece
of artistic w"rhmanahip that viii bear crit
lcal examination, as Will also various other
pieces, all fiuc:H executed by the same artist
But We intend more especially 10 speak of
articles In tile practical and useful line
They have just set up about half a dozen
NANTES which are tine any
TO be found anywhere. These
articles are made Of slate, glazed
In imitation of m.iIble by patent Process,
are as durable IA Ihr rione Itself. and just as
handsome in aPi, .'ralcs-being such COM
plete Imitation Iiii.t Iio eye can distinguish
the artificial from the genuine They nave
the advantage of being much cheaper than
the natural siOn.-cu-Ilng only One-thiId as
much-and VIII Il 1, a SIN -!eB:er advantage,
they cannot be stained ny my substance.
the questions Of cost, durability
and handsome appearance, We are forced 10
concluCs that TIE artificial marble, for all
house furnishing use, H. decidedly preferable
Ia the natural stone. There are a large num-
Der of fine Residences In Leayenwo ortt, as well
as In other cities of the STATE, that might be
improved in their interior appear
ance. "A, a very small cuSi, by the introIuc-
lion Of work oil this cI argcttr,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-27
From "Wednesday Mornings Daily.

I
| SEVERAL arr,sts were made by the police
I last night.
! THE L. :. Circuit Court adjourned ysster-
day at noon.
TIE bridge across Three Mile Creek on
SIKH street, DecJs repairing.
IRE mountain steamer Eclipse - ,bouud
! for the Yellowstone, touched at the Leyee
/ yesterday morning.
The children OF the First Congregational
| Sunday SCI ool, had a picnic i'll the Arsenal
! grounds at Fort Leayenworth, yesterday.
STATE Superintendent. Lennon lectures
before the Teachers Institute in this city. on
July lOtn. a large attendance OF teachers is
| expected.
THE merchants have collected a sufficient
sum of money 10 illuminate Delaware street
nom the leNee TO Fi!th, during the celebTa-
lion OF the National holiday.
THERE is a general feeling among the mer-
chants that IL will be advisable To close their
stores at twelve O'Clock on the Fourth and
keep them closed during the re nainder of
the day.
before the Fourth proves unfounded there is
| a possibility that Chief Joseph and some of
| his warriors will take part in the procession
or al least, visit the picnic grounds.
THE School Board meets again next Mon
Dag night, but II is hardly thought probable
that the question of the selection of IA Super
intendent for the public schools TO succeed
Prof Wherrell will he decided.
DEPUTY Sheriff John Rohr returned yester-
day from the State Insane Asylum at OSa-
watomie, where he has been Tor the purpose
of conveying Mrs. EaTnestine Goehring, re-
Gently adjudged lunatic. He brought back
a lunatic I.amed Michael Senate, who will be
confined in the Leavenworth county jail.
CONRAD LUDWIG was arrested yesterday
morning on the charge of breaking into tile
house OF Henrietta Worley, and stealing a
small sum of silver money, a bottle Of bran
dy, some cigars, etc. He was taken to the
station house and locked up, to await his ex-
animation, which takes pace this morning
before the Police Judge.
Mr.. Frank Neubauer, clerk at the Cont
mental Hotel, came near having his neck
broken, on Monday morning, by being
thrown from an untamed Mexican pony. The
animal became frightened Oh Cherokee street
and tumbled Frank off IN a most uuceremo-
NOUS manner, bruising his head and face
considerably.
NEW ORLEANS, June IL, ls1s
This is to certify that We have this day paid
a check of the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany for tn. sum of one hundred thousand
dollars, in favor oI W. y. Campbell, in pay
ment ior q whole ticket of the drawing OF
June IL, ls7s, which DIRE Z the capital prize OF
that amount. A. LURiA,
Cashier. siana National Bank
OF New Orleans
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-27

sIme friends, who duly and rightly delivered
! IL, and in II she asked him and his sister tc
meet her at Leayenworth, where al stated
time she would await their arrival. a photo.
| graph was enclosed. and she minuteiy de-
! scrioed her appearance 10 preclude the posi-.
| Dlllty OF non-recognition. Both her son and
aaushter, now aged fifteen and eleven, kept
the receipt OF the letter profound secret and
rising early one morning they hurried 10 the
rendezvous.
AFTER THE MEETING,
Af:er the meeting in Leavenworth betwet n
the mother and children, the CiTUnic,e goes
on TO say:
She lost no time in returning TO Philsde-
phia, taking her children with her, the route
taken being by way of Chicago. In a letter
which she has written TO a friend in Earnsiey
she states that the cb ildren's education hs.>
been very much neglected. She has found
employ uIent for her son IN the estab. .ishment
of Mes>r>. Nbeatley K Brothers. and the girl
has been sent 10 school. The other newspa-
psT cutting referred To contains letter writ.
ten y HnIEh, alias Richardson. Ii appears
That the Mr.. Kelley whose name is mentioned
IN the report, as Interesting himself In the
matter, demanded an explanation from
Haigh. This he gives in a letter which the
public OF Bsrnslry, We think, will agree Is un-
psraileled Tor It's audacity. He admits that
MIS-. Haigh is his wife and the mother of
his children. but he states that prior To his
leaving Barnsley IL came 10 his knowlege
that sne had been unfaithful to him. and thst
hIs friends had advised Rim to emigrate. He
further states that he did not bring the wo-
mon with whom he is cohabitiny from Eng
Land, but that he picked her up in the town
OF Paterson during the period of his stay
there. Those who knew the parties In Barns
ley, will b- able TO estimate Haigh's state
ments at their proper vslus. Mrs. Haighs
fair fame vas never tarnished by the by the
Isintest breath of suspicion, and the tolls
and anXieties which She has undergone dur
ing the past seven years IN prosecuting her
search Tor her children of whom she was so
heartessiy deprived -nIitie her TO take rank |
aS heroine. As su h We are
quite sure she will be regarded should she |
ever revisit Barns ey. There is one matter |
IN the Introductory portion of our report |
which rCqGir,s a word explanation. II Is |
stated that she left bank book in the hands |
OF "A lady IN BarnSley WITH instructions TO ap.
ply the so towards tn suppOrt of her chill
dren sh"ud they return, rne money, how
ever IL Was found, could not b.- Withdrawn
v vithout her own sign ttrrc, or that OF one OF l
her children. This difficulty She explained
tO the clergyman at whose church She was a |
worshiPrcr in Philadelphia, aud Iha, gentle
man ob'.iIncd for rrr an interview with the
British COl-ul Through his Intervention
she was enabled 10 draw out the money.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-27
CITY NEWS.
From Tuesday Mornings Daily.

LITTLE or nothing received by the city
treasurer yesterday.
ABOUT 1900 was received by the county
Treasury yesterday.
ONLY one real estate transfer on record
Deeds.
THE German-English school picnic at
Reiger's garden last sunday was a success
and very largely attended.
The number Of prisoners now in the State
PenItentiary il Jt2, the largest NUMBER ever
in that institution at one time.
FyERY bushes man IN the city should do
ALI in rs power to advertise the coming cele-
n -afIon. THE TINES is working hard, but
every one knows friend who would proba-
bIy come If invited.
Two prisoners were brought down from
Aiclison yesterday morning and lodged in
the state peniteniiary. William Brewster
burglary, WAS sentenced for one year and nine
months, and Henry Conger, grand larceny,
one year.
a LIVELY runaway took place on Fifth
street Yesterday afternoon about five O'clock
A farmers team took fright at the corner of
chestnut street, where ii was stopped. No
one was hurt.
THE horse attached to an express wagon
ran away on Fourth street near the Opera
House yesterday morning about eleven
O'Clock. McCall's hack Was run into, being
but slightly damaged, however.
Mr.. PAUL BUTLER, formerly a resiS ent of
this city and well known here, died at Se-
dalia, No, day before yesterday, and will be
will arrive al the Union Depot at noon to-
day, via the Missouri Pacific, the funeral TAX
ing place from the depot Immediately after
the arrival OF the train.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-27
They are HiphIy Co,.,m..a.<,
Read what DR.. J. c. Pitsfeld and wife
say for "Snyders Curative Pads

Read what DR.. J. c. Pitsfeld and wife
say for "Snyder's Curative Pads"
CINCINNATI, O., Jan. Is, 1873.
i. +. SNYDER, NJ. D.-.M Dear Doctor ::
Some three months ago purchased, upon
the recommendation OF friend. two Of
your "Snyder's Curative Pads one for nv
wife and one for myself. Ny wife has been
great sufferer from constipation, sleepIess
nights and female weakness for years, and
nothing that l could procure for money or
love seemed to reach her case. After using
your Pad for one week, she improved won
derfully, and continued to improve un';l
her own friends now are astonished at lie
marvellous change in her appearance and
health, which | am happy to say has been
fully recovered
The one purchased for myself | used
for night sweats, from which / suffered
much, and | can truly say am now new
man. Words cannot convey to you the
gratitude both my wife and self feel towards
You and your Pads for the benefits derived
from them. Rather than be without them,
| would gladly pay $50 for one if not OBJ
tained otherwise.
You are at perfect liberty to Use this as
best suits yourself, and if it may be the
means of inducing only one suffering being
to try one, shall feel thankful. / have
recommended many OF your Pads to my
patients, and thus far not single one has
failed to do all you claim for them.
Yours, respectfully,
Dr. j. G.. PITsFIELD,
Office, Cincinnati, %.
Residence, Norwood, o.
They are sold by Sparrow < Jones, Leav-
chworth, or sent by mail on receipt Of price,
by +. +. Snyder Il Co., 1i3 West Fourth
street, Cincinnati, o.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-27
SPECIAL NOTICE.
A Sure Cure for Piles.

NO one need suffer. y positive remedy for
all kinds of Piles, ailaying the intense Itch
Ing at once, giving instant relief. An Indian
treatment you apply, called DR.. Williams In
dian ointment, prepared only for Piles, and
nothing elSe.l Thousands already cured
Mr.. Joseph VI. Ryder, Cleveland, o., writes ::
-" suffered for years with Itching and u
cerated Piles, tried remedy after Iemetiy ad-
vertlsed, and consulted physicians in Phila-
adelphia Louisville, Cincinnati, lndianapo-
lis anu this city: and spent hundreds OF dol
lars, but found no relief until obtained box
OF DIR. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Fome
four months ago, anu IL mas cure! me COM
pleiely. had part Of a box lett which gave
to q tiend of mine, Who had dOc;Orei with
fnan- physicians, and as a last resort went
To the noted Hot Springs, Arkansas, for treat
ment. He informs me that the Indian Oint-
rlent has also cured him of the Piles. II is
certainly wonderful discovery, and should
beused by the many thousands who now are
suffering with that dread disease.
For more certificates Ofcures see large cir
culaT around each box Of Ointment. sold by
druggists generally.
Sold by FULLER Il FULLER Whole
sale Druggists Chicago. augi.dSw
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-27
HEk>DN "A.

". ". Day, L. =. ~, is at the Continental
Hon. Tnos. Z. Feulon left for the East YES.
teIday.
John NJ. Price, of .Atchison, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr: J. w. Gost, OF indianapolis, Ind, is
visiting friends In This city.
Sheriff Fuller and party, of KinSley, Ed
wards county, left 10. home yesterday morn
ing.
{. r. Don Carlos, OF filirwin, Kansas, and l..
LilliS, oi 81. Joe, wei cat the Mansion yesrer-
day. -
Among those at the Continental yesterday
ma, Kansas.
Prof: Mccarthy has gone.to Atchison!to at
tend the Stale Teachers Institute.
Registered at the Planters yesterday We're
y. McGill, Rochester. y. Y, and L. NJ.
Rose and \. Lamb, Chicago.
]. n. Stricken, deputy clerk Of the u s. Cir
cult tour', and his assistant, packed up and
went over 10 Topeka yesterday morning, al
ter "A stay OF nearly a month.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-27

In the L. =. Circuit tO.-h yesterday, Judge
Foster presiding, the csSs Of III. h. tia IN =
Co. " Briggs, Saunders and Townsend WAS
decided in favor OF The plaintiff, the jury
rendering verdict for the piainlf in the
sum of sIG,3lO.J6.
. IN the suit OF W. Il. Porter the Board of
Comm .ssioncrS of johnson county, an alter
native writ OF InandamuS was issued, re-
tuTnabie July -. Seyrrd motions Were
heard and some lew cases disposed of, after
which the Court adjourned until this morn
ing At teu O'Clock. The Court Will adjourn
finally to-day without doubt.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-27
The Inst of GarnI d.

An order from Gen. Pope. commanding
the department Of the Missouri, heaGq quarters
at LeaVenWoTth, gives the Information that
ForI Lsrned, Kan, il TO b. discontinued, and
the commanding officer mas been instructed
la cause all the public properly and stores
pertaining to the post, except the trans pOr-
Iajion Of such supplies not of "a perishabie
nature may be ne,sded for the small de
tachment To he left there, to be shipped by
rail Ia Fort Dodge, Kan. The officer IN COM
maud at Fort Dodge has been ordered 10 de-
tail some soldit rs TO guard the Government
buildings at LaTned. Tie detachment which
has been stationed at the last-uamed post Is
ordered To Fort HAYES.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-27
rRonRI .rREss or AN EATING HOUSE

in Regent street, Barnsley. The story Is a
sh,,ri one the mere outline OF which We will
give a. the details have been heretofore pub
Iish--i. In lS9I nsish, 0itIs Richardson, de-
serted his ~ lite at Bstrnsl-y, England, taking
with him his three children and woman
Polly Richardson alias White, coming to
AnleTica. and alI-r residing some time IN the
East. came to L-iyenworth. he going into
par "a, rshIp in thu butcher business with Mr.
PelI sIili here and dciGg business at the
south end of Fiftn street bridge, the style OF
tn, firm being Peat & Richardson, their ST and
being on III I'll street, between the bridge and
ChocJsw ...reei. not lar from the latter thor
oughiarc. Some two yeats ago HsIgh, ali s
Richardson, the latter being the name lac has
always gone by in this country, removed TO
KANSAS city, -
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-27
Probate CCnrt.

License issued To Leonard W. Lewis and
Alice J, Dcvipe.
License Issued to Henry Miller AID Annie
Wilson
In the matter CT the estate of And on BeT-
mine, deceased, 1heTeSn PerInine, now
Theresa Mesel, ADMINISTRATIVE, made eighth
annual settlement.
In the matter OF the estate of Wiilism Car
roll, deceased, Wilson q. Fox, administrator
dc bonus non with Will ANNEXED. execution is-
sued against Daniel Kennel. on judgment
heretofore rendered.
Letters testamentary issEed 10 Michael
HOfirn:n and Henry Deckelman upon the
estate OI Henry R9bvrti, deceased.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-27
Consumption Cured.

An old physician retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands by AN Eas.
IEdia missionary the formula of "a simple
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and perIna-
nent cure for consumption, bronchitis, cat
Srrh, asthma, and all throat and lung affec-
tions, also a positive and radical cure fer ner-
vou> debility and all nervous complaints.
after having tested il wonderful curative
powers in thousands Of Cases, has felt IL his
duty 10 make il known TO his suffering fell
lows. Actuat-d by TINS motive. and - desire
TO relieve human suffering, will send, free
OF charge, to all VINO desire IL, this recipe,
with fu!l direction for preparing and using
in German, French, or English. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
IiOcne-teT, y Y. q june6eOwiy
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-27
wHEPE HE STILL RESIDES.

In the meantime Mrs. Haigh, who never
for IA single moment had given up the idea
of being reunited To her children and with
a mothers love" 4 devotion, saved up mon
ey enough from BE- Town scanty earnings to
come to America. iii"r five years OF search
irg ami longing 81 learned the " h.rea bouts
oi her children, ;..-i Fastening To Leaven-
worth from Phiau''t phia by the fast express
She WAS united 10 1.er long lost little ones.
W no had come up ;rom Kansas city 10 meet
her here. she dlu lot SEE her rCcrelnt lord
while out this way Dut, having recovered all
that was dear to her, She was willing that he
should be let alone. Ihe history OF the AZ
fair, antecedent To the meeting of the moth
er and children, Is given in the Barnsley
ChTOHicie
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-27
Sure Thing.

pr. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is warranted
10 cure - philis in the primary, secondary
complicated forms, and will cure the worst
cases nf yeneresd diseases; cases which have
resisted th. treatment of the most eminent
physicians Of America. II cures the first
stage and heals the ulcers In few days. IL
cures ulcers in ihe mouth, nose, throat, head
arms and legs; also hard pains in the bones
and joints, swelling of joints, sy philitic rh. u
matisin, etc, in "a short time. Price five dol
lars per package. Sent everywhere by eN-
press. A Treatise sexual disease, free.
sent mailed Tor two stamps. Sold by Dr. j.
Diusbesr, as North seventh street, ST, Louis,
Mo. Cures guaranteed or the money refund
.d. ThUO. ESersdorif, agent. Leaven worth,
Kansas. mlleod&wlyr
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-27
Special Local Notices,
A Secretion that .Ontaminat.s the
Blood.

When the bile is diverted from It's proper
CHANNELS. into the blood, which is always
the case IN liver compla nts, n ceases TO bc "A
healthy secretion, and becomes 2 poison. lis
tDhornlal presence In the circulation and
stomach II indicated by the suffusion of the
hhih win a hldeous saffron tInge, by head
nches, vertigo, nausea, pain In the right side
aud under The riehs shoulder blade BY fndi-
geSiion- obstruction OF the bowels and other
minor symptoms. Order may be substituted
Tor this sIsste Of chaos, and further bodily evil
averieG by using the beBcncent Alternative
ana tonic, HOsteiier's Stomach BitterS, which,
10y relaKiug the bowels, promotes the escape
from the circulation of bilious impurities:
besides r-ndering the action OF the liver r-gu-
lar, and removing every trace of dyspepsia
Thls pleasant and purely vegetable anti
bilious med cine IL not only inBnirely more
effective Than any form of mercury but ~ on
accou 4 of IT. freedom Irprn huriful proper
Gus drug. ,o4Sw