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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-20
A Low, CHEATING CONSPIRACY.

1t is on its face low, cheating con,
spiracy as vulgar as anything of that
sort very well can be, a scheme cons
cocted for the purpose of making it ap,
pear that certain person was elected
President who was not elected last
desperate device of defeated party to
rescue through its shameless leaders
their lost fortunes at the cost of free in
stitutions themselves. Itbelonged to his
tory that a project so base and revolu-
tionary should be exposed to the last ac.
ton and syllable,-B0St0H Post.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-20
,elf anx more with as individual.

self any more with this individuals
which was certainly the wisest course it
could take. This fracas about matter
of ancient ceremony was really the beN
ginning ofthat declension Of the power
and censorship of the Consistoire which
is to-day com plete, No clergy is more
respected, no laity more free, than those
OF Geneva, and we doubt whether either
regrets the victory of the unexemplary
Covelle and the " democritian patriarch" :"
Abel SteVenS, in HarPer's Magazine
f0r HNLY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-20
Special NOtttRs.
A GOOD ACCOUNT.

ITO SUM it up, six long years of bed-ridden sick
ness and suffering, costing 500 per year. total
sl,2)O-all OF which was stopped by three bottles
of Hop Btters, taken by my wife, who has done
her own homework for year since without the
loss of day and want everybody to know it
for their benefit"
junl3-ow John WEEKS, Butler, N. Y"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-20
OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

People are getting acquainted-and those who
are not ought to be-.wlth the wonderful merits OF
that great American Remedy, the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-20

The fairest offer on any medicine is pow made
on Dr.. B. A. Smiths Cough Syrup. Every bottle
Is sold under positive guarantee that If you are
not cured or benefited when tWo.thrds of the
contents have been used, as directed, and for the
diseases for which 1t Ia recommended, your drug.
gist from whom you purchased the medicine,
will, in case the bottle is returned twothirdS
empty, promptly refund the money paid for IT.,
1t is sure cure for Diseases of the Lungs Throat
and Chest such as Coughs, Colds Tickling In the
Throat HoarseneRB, Asthma, Quinsy, Bronchitis,
Group, and Whcoping. cough Wasting of the
Fleeh attended with Night sweRts is speedily
controlled by It Insipient Consumption and
patients In the advanced stage of consumption
receive immediate relief from It's use Remem.
Der we do not tell you this is the seventh wonder
OF the world; but we do tell you that in using II
yon will find much pleasure, coup ed with the az.
suTanee that you will either be benefited or have
your money refunded. Sold bv Druggists at Soc
Three bottles sent express paid To any place east
of the Mississippi river, In o. s., on receipt of 81
DR.. B. A. Smith d Co., Props, Erie Pa.
octlT77-e-o.m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-20
Cure FOR CHICKEN CHOLERA

will sell recipe to cure the Chicken Cholera very
cheap. For viii send the recipe, which is an in
talible cure II has been fully tested with success
In every instance chickens become very healthy and
productive. The money may be sent In registered
letter at my risk. Address,
WIN. L. MYERS,
may3Gtf Box 10, New Franklin, Stark Co, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-20

Berlin, June 8-Oficial bulletins to-
day report the Emperor's strength and
appetite increasing. The Emperor left
his bed to-day three hours and reclined
IN an arm chair.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-06-20
NOTICE.

The Commissioners will receive at the Auditors
office in Canton, until II o'clock m. on the 9Th day Of
July 1873 bids for the masonry work for Iron Bridge
over Mah0ning river at Kinks mill, in Alliance
Specifications may be seen at the Auditors Office.
BY order Of the Commissioners
june6-hw JAS. P. sOURBECK, Clerk.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-18
Jranereib reiber alS Oentfd-
InstA
(GOrtfebuns fulst.)

Cine oeuti DE 3eituns feut nadfteben.
be 8rinoe 5n iammeu, psbbalb Trant.
reid reider 1T als Deutidlauo. 6ran.
reid fiibrt ieoes Sabr um 2.40O, 900
S'anfen Rcbmateriul Gin, ncsesen es nur
I'm. 100000 sranfen Otopnaterial
ausfitbrt. Der Neiatbum 6rautrelds an
natitrliden 5ilfequeaen, poriiber man 70
piel seiaSt bat, 1T, tbatiddtlih faum ter
Wete wertb. Cbne feline 3ablreiden Sm-
bulfrien unb bic 8esiamfeit ieines Bolies
miibte baS Hano idneG perarmen. Ycr
S Sabren bate Srantreid, Se9en $50 !,
600 in ieinem @ebiete onIdiiiae Musldn.
cer unb beute bat ibre .3abl minbeitens
cine Wiillion erreiht DieIe 3uuabme
Der Ypltssabt bur9 ginmanberunB re-
praIentirt eire idbrlide Aunabme bes
ytatirnaleinfemmens um 4 Williarben
Tranes, mr5u nod Der siinitise umitanb
fcmmt, bab Trantreid oieie idbrlide 3u.
nabme ieiner BepSlteruns pur& @inwans
beruns er3ieblt, Obne seuStbist gu iein, bic
Soften ibre Seranbilouns gu traseH.
Seit 80 Sahren bat bic ginmaneernns
Grantreid idbrlid Sunberte prn Wiillip.
men sebraat, pOseseu Deutidluno in
benz namliden 3eitraum Wiiaionen
eura auswqnber4ns einbi6te. Das
observation-disclosures zines Traa,oien
natn in bieiem i3eitraume um IA Wart
i'm Sabre 5u, eines Deutiden oasesen um
20 Mart al. Wabreno man paS iabr'
llde @infemmsn etnes 5ran3oien ieet
auf 49O Mart perunfdlusen tunn, fam
man anf einen Deutihen i'm iabrliden
Dnrhidnitte nur Elm @infommen bon
800 Wfart rednen. Der l1nteriAiee
awilden ginsaneernns uae Gusm anbez
run8 in Deutidlanb unb Trantreid tam
leterem &eide gu @ute. Gcbalo es
Deutidlano selinst. feline giirssr in ber
Seimatb gu bebalten, uiirbe idnea eiae
Seferuns gu Oerseidnen lein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-18

BON bo6en gHen ssnes bursarttssn alteu
NmtsSebauoes barin, oas feline ebrt9fsitli,
den Mnlprude cura Elm slan5enees 5aie'
ferba@ 3wilhea ben rotbtu 3ieselpaaern
Der 8iirserbduler ausorudte.
Dtes Mmtssebause, ebemals cine fiirit.
Tide Nentei NIT Mi fen RornbSeen uno
Speiherraumen. mar tsbt Der Siy einss
fletnsn Wmtsserihts uno 5einrih 2aud,
tarhs 5eim felt etpa brsi Sabren.
Nls er, Der Sobn eines Der pielsn Ge.
beimratte, bic eas Nbrebbud elmer 9anbss-
tuuptiiaot gu ihmaden pfsseu, NIT Glans
ietn Staatssramen efaneen unb FdL nun
benz Mtntter CUR Dispo1ton. ssasut ,batte
ibm oielsr ben Yuilsn ale Nmtsridter In
ber flsinen Stabt ubsrtrasen. s. ltest In
esr Ndbe bss Stdphens Elm Gut, bate er
babel aelast, bas Der Witws eiu.s uuiperf.
tats Sreunbes BON mir aebSrt. Die alts
Dame ssrwaltet tbr Befbtbum fslter unp
iheint ith tueiolib babel auburesen unb gu
arsern. Sie bat ith an mid sswanbt NIT
Der gitte, Bel Der Bslebuns Der Nmtsrid.
teritsQe ttr einen Mann pon gutter Jamilis
unb sefsllisen 5ormea su ienpsu, bel psm
ile einsn etrlthsu 8atb Rnpsn tSnne, wte
iie ftA ausorudt, penn ibr hummer 8sut>
meiifer Dor elmer Sdwiertsfeit fete, tpie
eine Rub Dor einem nsuen 1tor. @te fe.
ben, Ste taben es NIT elmer einisermab Zen
oriSlneaen olten Dante su ttun. Mber
Sie wareen mid SerpFldten, msnn Sie
iEh tbrer elm menis annabmen!
(Gortfebung fplet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-18

- parts, "a. Stunt. Der @arift.
Teller Gberi' NontisnY, Sobn pes Dirse.
tors oes Steatre ou @Ymnale III ssfsrn
Morsen an Der 9unoswutb eeforbsn.
Oerislte wobute mil ieinem ga!er in pal.
~ une bate bic @emcbnbsit, pss Nbsuos,
menn er mad 5aule fam, nit istusn pun.
BEN, bic fh i'm 5of bsfanpen, eniss
Nussnbl'de lang gu ipislen. gor unse-
fabr sierssbn 5assn bib ibm babel sins
Dosse In bic Nais. gr pul i'd bic tlsine
eDanps etnfa& NIT gDailer aus. Nm
fo!seneen Moreen fam fstn 8episntsr, UNI
itm mit3utteilen, pab ote Dusse iih In
e'nem etsentbiimliden :3ultanpe befnps,
TIN ielbf uno aud mebrere 5unpe ssbiiIsn
tats. Gbsris Mpattsny braAts pte Dosse
nun 3u stnem 5bisrar3t, no ite an9sblth
larb. VI mar isrOd teinespsss berabtst,
psrihwtes aber Die san3e Saae, UNI letnsn
70jabrtsen gatsr ni6t su erldreden.
am lsbten Dpuueritas mar er auf Der
Neple bes Qcnsdomps. 9lad 1sia.r
NadFehr tlaste er iiber &opndmsrssn,
bic am Grsttas Mursen itartsr wurssn.
Gr iaSte, er babe einen SonnenltG srpal.
ten. Der Sag unp bic Naat pom 5rst.
tag serlisfen siemlid rutis, am samtas
Morsen iseoh trat etns pl0bli9s Asnpe.
rung elm; Der Rranle mar duBera buffer
ane nerpSs. Nm Samfas Mtenb lasts
u ,u ber Dtenerin, bic ttn 1ett leiner
&inobeit pfleste Oeine Nuttsr, pis betann.
te S&aulptslertn, farb Dor unssfabr IS
Sabrsn unp Der iunse WontisnY III az
Sabre elt;) uRaffe mt& gum l.btea
Wfale II 5ele tba. Is, in Dem fs wsinsnb
fraste: ,Darum gum lsBtsn Wale {"
Deil, erwteerte er, es in In sinissn
Stunoen sefatrliA lein wirse pa Die
DoSse wutbeno mar, ais fe mid ssbilIsn
bat, uno Id fiible, pab Id lslbH witbsno
werte !" Die RrtEs brad pss Mbsnps
aus Der Nrme tobte, ssrbraa alle Spies
gel uno ionftsen M6bel. Gine Spee
bebsrrlAte Jpn ; er wollte niat, pab lsin
Batter bet iem tlsibs. sd bite bid,
Gatsr sete fort !" iaste er, I'D babe
Jur&t, cine 8riiis 3u tetommsn unO bid
su bsibsn !" Mau nabm einsn fartsn
Nann. UNI i'm su iitsrwaasu, Sga,er
psrlanste er felta, bab man ibm cine
3wansSiade anlsee. Wan tbat es, ob.
slei& IT teftisen Wiosrfano babsi lsifste.
ct wintte a!soann leinem WaAter, une
bat ian, i'm feline 5auo auf feline eippsn au
lesen. bamis sr ile aus @rsenntIidteit tiiGs.
Sept. meinie er, tann I'D Nismanbem Qetps
,uiiiSen Giniss Stuupsn pana@ farb er.
MOntisnp'S Vater III Der 8fr3msiFuns
nabe. gr batte bic Direction pss 5bsatre
su @ymnale uur nod weiter s,ilbrt, neil
sr woate, eab Der gsrfortsns Gs aaA
ibm iib,rus9ms,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-18
Gntfetlihes 1tnsIad auf einem Nie,
N@s~

aus pittsbars wirb untsr bem 4ten
Suit sel&rteten: Sin fdrsdli6sr Sc.
wttterdurm, Der tsute gladmittas iber
b!eie WsSenb palFrts, bat ihrsdlidss I'm.
bell anseri&tet. Sur Die Sonntaesldule
Der seutidlutberifhsn @smeinoe In
5barpsburs war sur Jsier pss 8iertea
In einsm fleiaen auderwaloden am AGe.
sbanY, etwa ,sbn Msilsn BON bier, elm
Dienic peran ltaltet worDeu. Das Ddlp-
den III Bios EN- giertel oder src6 uns
nit risfsen 3uderbdumsn bspedt. @ea,n
brsi llbr erbpb fh elm lhmerer @ewitter.
furm uno aus ben Dolten ,udt.n lhwere
BliBe. Gin BliBtrabI .raf bic 0shal
Del Werfe, bic Dem Walohsn seseniissr
auf Der fuolnsn Ssite .pes Glu1ts l,sa.a.
SIN glu fanbsn bic OslbetaIier in CLAM,
men. Drei Stunpen lana wuibete ras
dlammenmser uno 10000 Barrel Del
nsbit @ebaapsn unp Walhinsn. i'm 0sr.
ibe vcn $4,000 wurpen ,srnGrt.
eine pisl tetlassnswsrtbsre Sfrwafuns
rihtele Der Siurm In psm WalpAsn an.
shwsre Bdume benstea fh unp braAen
untsr Der eaa. Die erlar.dte WsmsInct
Iudte NIT ben Rlsinsn untsr ben @aaen
S&us. Gin GROCER bsosdtsr gDas,n
Conrad 8sttbmaltrs natm etma 20 iuna.
Waohsn uno &lnesr in i.insm Sausrn
ouf unp stsaiopisle fanosn un,sr psmiel.
ben S&up. aacere Wasss maren In
per Gle nah auoern Yaniten ssiaarsn
worptn. Rfitamallsrs 6ubriperf lano
nttsn einem srcben 3udsrtaum, Ger plSB
LID suiammsntq'dtf. auf psn Wassn fst
unc pirlen Ia snsi filiftsn ,srtrammttts.
Das mar pas Mert einss Nueenblds uHr
oamIt bate Np Der Siurm ausse!pbt
Der Anbld, Der ft ben auf oas Nnsass.
| lhrei bsrteisIfnbsn drsunosu tartot, rdar
i&redli@. WsniSlisns ,man,is griblase.
ne uno Serlsbte lassn pa uup itr Blut
rStbsts ben srGnsn Raltn. Dem l5iab,
r!ssn Snaten YraSer. oen man on lsin.a
Rleioern srtannts, Bate Der fausnps
Stamm ben &upf gu 8rsi ,stqustlht.
Hsp. Waly. oer palior Der @tmslape.
/ mar Swar ni&t psrlsst, bate absr bur1
ben s&udsn ben gsrRans usrlOrsn uni
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-18

- Gin gaemann ron ieiner 8rau snt.
tauptet. Die Stabt 8lnpiQs, 0a., uar
wsaea elmer einbeimilAsn SrasUoie, Die
fth oaiel6it 3utrus unp In uslasr Ssnnie
Nitaer ibren Gbemann, 9lnpsriOn Miaer,
snttauptste, In unse9sursr Nufrssuns.
Watreno bic 3met bst Slid lassn, bsnwrtie
Der @fann aufagis. oab ,.sine Glisss in
Der s5tfif6brlte fsi." Die Jrau, psltt
Gin it!tmmss temperament bate, fube
auf bttle 8smertuns bin auf unb bsflaste
flh BET tb.em Wanne, pa5 er immsr stwas
aus3uieBsn babe. Der gbemann iaste;
uOb. nein, id iab nur eben Ole Gltrss
unp padte Id wotite es Dir lastn."
Die Jrau srwioerte: ;, Du btl Elm eisner,
Id babe ME 6liessn In msiner 5uppe."
Die Uoris mebrtsn fh unp mad fur,cr
3eit fubr 6rau WiQsr wie Elm bGler @eiR
i'm 3imner bsrum uno ;erld)Ius aass,
was ibr unter bic 5naer fam. Gu peler
3sit bate lth Der Gbemann enplih BON
isinem Grifauaeu crbplt uno bsiabl leiner
5raa.eas oaas III psrlaI;a, lie lief binaas,
sretiff cine art Die auf Dsr0srauoa laa,!am
mad ssm 3immsr Suriid uno psrlsbte
tbrem Wann, Der nod INNER an pem 81.
ids iab, einen ec!O0llsn 6eb auf ben
ointsrfrpf gr pe,iutts auI,ulprinssu,
ater lie periebte ibm sinen ,psitrn 5aaa,
welder psn Nann au 9ppen warI. Damn
shlus iEs in tbrer Wuib ben Gopf pom
JtSrpsr. Gin Sat bes Serru Ntiasr
mar In ssm obsrsn Stodpsrt, p1breno
bic blutiye 1bat soadraht muroe uno Der
lslbe fam eeraDf gu rshter 3sit in eqs
Gb,tmmsr. tim cas Gnpe oer Mklire ,u
iebsn. Nls er sintrat, belt bic (hulpiss
6rau cen 6opf NIT b0a,ltsr Sasntation
In Die 0Sae uno lief i'm oann su Boosn
fallen unp fsl ielbli In cine Sanmaat
DIE Ha6rhtsn oUn Dem Woroe perbrsi
tcttn lih unssbsuer lhnsa uno 5rau
Millsr wurps iofort pertaftst une in pas
@efansnie setraAt. Die MGers warsn
nneefdtr ,wei Sabre psrbsiratbst. Ssins
glterr uno 5reunps ristbsn ibm BON Der
6siratb ab ws9eu ees idb,ornissn Sem.
psraments Der 5rau. Qter mau tatts
ech niht erwarttt, bab bic Sstratt .
sln ihrsdliass gnee rshmsp wsrps.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-18

lahte pie Elm glGpfaniser. 5esn swUif-
iabriser SObn beiano Ta unter ben Sob
ten, aber er wubte es nid,t. Mib Sen
tlsman, etnem idDnen iunsen Wasden,
mar pura BEN Stur3 Der Sopf srm Stun
pfc getrennt, 70 slatt, ais wenn 60 NIT
strem Wlener seIGeben wdre.
@etSetst ifnb Grau gonrao Nsitbmiitlsr
nit ibrem Sauslins I'M Nrm; gB. Yra.
ger, Is, German praser. Sabre alt !;
Souis Walb, 7 Sabre alt; Mib Gentle,
man, is Sabre alt, lammti6 BON Sburps'
burg. uno Grau Stabnsr Don gtaa. I'm.
ter een Is Gerlebten bsfaneen ftd flnf
8inber bon @onrao &fitbmiilsr, int Wltsr
bon 4 Biz 10 Sabreu. Mande fno {,
ldwer perlebt, bab i1e i&wsrlih auffOm'
men tperoen."
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hereby appropriate -nE u.
any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated. Any gain
or seIgnOrage arising from this coin
age shall be accounted for and paid
into the treasury as provided under
existing laws relative to subsi-
diary coinage; provided that the
amount of money at any one
time invested in such silver bull
lion, exclusive of such resulting
coin, shall not exceed 5000, 600;
and provided further, that nothing
In this Act shall he construed to
authorize the payment in silver of
certificates of deposits issued under
the provisions of Section 254, Re-
vised Statutes.
Section ALI Acts and parts of
Acts inconsistent with the provi-
sions of this Act are hereby re-
pealed;
Section 3.-Immediately af-
ter the passage of this act
the President shall invite
the governments of the countries
composing the Latin Union, so
N0iiSbl ohu OthCl QUILL lIulODCuu
nations as he may deem advisable
to join the United States in con-
ference to adopt common ratio
between gold and silver for
the purpose of establishing inter-
nationally the use of bi-metal-
lie money and securing q fixlty of
relative value between those met
ais, such conference to be held at
such place in Europe or in the Uni
ted States, at such time within six
months, as may be mutually
agreed upon by the Executives
of the governments so invited, or
any three of them which shall have
signified their willingness to unite
in the same. The President shall,
by and with the advice of the Sem
ate, appoint three Comm issioners
who shall attend such conference
on behalf of the United States, and
shall report the doings thereof
to the President, who
shall transmit the same
to Congress. Said Comm issioners
shall each receive the sum of So, 500
and their reasonable expenses to be
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j. HARMON, Nj. d.,

COUNTY PHYSICAL ~ .
~ OOMS ID and Is, CARDONA BLOCK.
IL Residence DOwney Avenue. East
Los Angeles, near the end of street rail-
way.
p. NJ. apo II
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LIBERAL Observation-Disclosures
gentleman, s. Clinton Hastings, of
San Francisco, has offered the State
a donation that, if carried out, will
place his name high up in the list
of California's noblest benefactors.
The character of the donation is
that Mr.. Hastings is to give the
State 100000 for the purpose of es.
tablishing law college, the only
provision being that fund of seven
per cent. of the donation be annu-
ally set apart for the directors of
the college in perpetuity. If the
existence of the college be termin-
ated, then the 100000 is to revert
to Hastings or his heirs. The Gov
ernor has strongly recommended
the acceptance of Mr.. Hastings's
offer. AS evidence that there will
be no hesitancy in accepting the
gift, the prompt reference of the
proposition to the Judiciary Com.
mittee affords abundant proof.
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EEo,n the Sent of Wnr.


TERRIBLE FIGURES.-Senator
Davis's committee, which is max
ing an examination of the system
of keeping the books of the treas
ury, has secured a statement of the
premiums paid, expenses of ma
tional loans, and the cost of re-
funding the debt. 1t amounts to
the enormous sum of $92, 27S, 439. SO
nearly one hundred million dol
lars! OF this amount $50, 1913, 1857. 73
were premiums paid; $32,45S, 462.37
We're for expenses of national
loans; and $4,0sl, 300. SO for refund
ing the public debt. Since 1850
there hae been net increase of the
debt of $2.Sl5, $40, 973.S7, and net
decrease of $6l0,048, 5S1.77; while
the total interest account from that
time to the present has been
81 zoos, $50, 149. o. exceeding by
more than one-half the principal of
the debt. The total debt at the
close of 1877 amounted to 50, 205,-
3Ol, 392. l0--sho wing net increase
during that year of 81, 905, 1926. 95.
Huntington Gazette.
We are in favor OF the coiuage
of both gold and silver as full legal
tenders, not only because we have
coin obligations to meet, but be-
Gauss we are producers of both
metals in large quantities, and it
would not be sound policy to un.
necessarily depreciate their values.
We would maintain their utility
as far as possible without jeopardiz.
ing the business interests of the
country. In addition to silver and
~o'd we would have q treasury
note .alra'y pendent ~ tho
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X. ID. WISE, NJ. ID.

hFFI iE CtT>THN, MOCK. LOS
" ArEeiH7. .=H, % fHF 1pUH-i.-t .r ula
House. HH F.H.H...
SPECIAL ..
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LOS ANGELES, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IT,

approved by the Secretary of State.
The amount necessary to pay such
compensation and expenses is here
by appropriated out Of any money
in the treasury not otherwise APP
propriated.
Section 4. Any holder of the coin
authorized by this act may deposit
the same with the Treasurer or
Assistant Treasurer of the United
States in sums not less than ten dol
lars, and receive therefor certifi.
Gates of not less less than
ten dollars each, corresponding
with denominations of United
States notes. The coin depo sited
for representing the cerlifi Gates
shall be retained in the treasury
for the payment of the same on de.
mand. Said certificates shall be
receivable for customs, taxes and
all public dues, and, when so re.
ceived, may be re-issued.
How the silver Bill wc"t Throa.h.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 49,
SENATE-The debate on the Silver
Bill was prolonged until 4 A. NJ. A
number of amendments were pro-
posed; one to make contracts pay
able in silver except where stipu.
lated otherwise. The vote on this
was ayes 81; noes 80. Upon
Blaine's amendment to make
Il dollar of 425 grains the
vote stood, % ayes; 46 noes.
The amendment by Eaton, making
a dollar of 440 grains, was lost by
vote of IS ayes to 40 noes. The vote
upon the proposition by Cameron,of
Wisconsin, making silver dollar
of 42O grains, received %, against
"A in the negative. The attempt
by Whyte, of Maryland, to limit
the amount for which silver
should be legal tender to fifty dol
lars, was defeated on vote of 20 to
As. Booths amendment provid-
ing for the issue of coin certifi-
Gates to the value of ten dollars,
and more, was adopted by 80 to IA.
Sargent moved an amendment,
making silver dollars payable for
all debts but interest on the public
debt and duties on imports; lost
Is to As. AT 4 A. NJ, the bill, as
atuenueu, passed Inc Senate-4S
ayes, % noes.
From the Sent of Wnr.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 10TH
1t is stated that peace negotiations
are now practically interrupted by
tx @ appearance of the British men.
of-war in the sea of Marmora.
Turkish plenipotentiaries declare
that complete autonomy for BuIga.
ria is inadmissable.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. 16.-
The Russians on Friday morning
occupied Samiedi redoubt, which
is part of the Constantinople line
of defense. The Turks are erecting
earthworlls on the Kukuk Cheke-
media line of defense.
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duties on imports and interest on
the public debt is the wording on
the back of the United States
legal tender notes. According to
that, are they not legal tender for
the principal debt? If not, why
not?u
Says the atlantic Monthly: cab
solute money, that is, pieces of pa
per, called dollars, to be the only
standard of value, the only legal
tender for all debts, public and phi
vate, the only circulating medium.
The advocates of this kind of
money, though few in numbers,
claim the highest place as philoso-
phers.o
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-02-17

Mr.. Leonard Courtney, NJ. P,
who holds q leading position on the
London Times, remarked in u re-
cent address tn at England would
within the present century have to
face the possibility of the decline
of the source of her manufacturing
greatness ia the giving out of her
coal fields, and he hoped that they
would prepare for the event and
the consequences it involved with
wisdom and prescience.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-02-17

For some time past eleven young
deaf Siamese have been residing at
Lain, in Silesia, a place remarka-
BILE for its institutions for the edu-
cation of the deaf. There being no
German-Siamese dictionary, or
grammar, they have had to learn
English as a stepping stone for
German. They were sent to Ger
many in preference to ENGLAND, on
the score of the superior dryness of
the climate.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-02-17

The Ohio State Senate has ELL
acted bill making pool selling OIL
the result of an election punisha-
BILE by q fine of not more than $500
nor less than So, or by imprison-
ment in the county Jail for not less
than ten days nor more than six
months, at the discretion of the
Court. Whenever the amount put
at hazard is between So and $500,
the fine is to equal the amount so
hazarded.
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