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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
THE PooAssEr CHILD MURDER.

The BarnStable County Grand Jury to-day pre-
sented an indictment for murder in the first de-
gree against Charles freeman Of POcaSset, the
Second Adventist who killed his little daughter
because, as he professed 10 believe, God had COM
manded him TO do it, as he had commap ded
Abraham to offer up his son Isaac. He expected,
however that God would stay his hand, as be did
Abraham's before he committed the deed; but as
He did not, freeman plunged the knife into his
child's body, killing ner almost instantly. Then
he professed to have faith that the child would
come 10 life again on the hiId day, and when he
he seemed to be disappointed, but still profeSsed
to believe that his act was q righteous one and
that God would reveal His purpose 10 him at
some future day. Freeman will be tried at spe-
cial session of the Supreme COurl, the date for
holding which has not yet been fixed. No in
dictment was found against Mrs. Free man, and
she was discharged Boston special Oct. Is.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
LIVELY TIMES AT LEADvILLE.

Denver, Col Oct. 17-Tribune specials from
LeadvilIe state that two of the stage coaches were
stopped just at the city limits by mounted high
waymen last night All the passengers were
forced to dismOunt and we're robbed All the
robbers four in number were captured within a
few hours and threats were freely made Of
lynChtug them.
John Monahan, alias Brocky bunkO steerer
has been hunting Charles Campbell, gambler,
for several days sbout Leadvile with revolver
as they had quarreled on account OF a woman
Der Of years, but who married Monahan some
three months ago. Day before yesterday Moua-
han came up with Campbell In an opium den,
when Campbell took the drop on him and fred
two shots In Monahan's breast The wounded
man died in FIVE hours, and Campbell surren.
dered " The police,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
GEN. MERRITT sUsPENDs OPERA
TIONS.

Chicago, oct 2O-A dispatch from camp on
White river, four miles north Of the Agency in
Colorado, dated 0ct H. says: This afternoon
Gen. Merritt and command returned to this
point, the orders from Washington being to sus'
pend operations against the ,Utes and await or
ders either at White Bear river as negotiations
for peace are in progress. 1t being understood
the Hostiles have agreed to surrender the war.
riors engaged In the recent depredations, it is
probable that the combined commands OF Merritt
and Gilbert will remain for the present at this
point, although nothing definite Is knowH as TO
future movements. In the event Of peace being
established 1t is altogether probable that per.
manent military post will either be constructed
at Bear river or the Agency"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
HENDRICKS FOR 1880.

ManifeStly, the result of the Ohio election
brings Gov, Hendricks more than ever promi.
nently to the ront for the nomination In 1880.
The drift of opinion is setting strongly toward
Mr., Hendricks 1t would be supreme FOLLY to de.
ny 1t or attempt 10 obscure the fact. We propose
no parallels between Mr.. Hendricks and Mr.. Til.
den, or other distinguished statesmen. We in
dulge in no panegyrick; Mr.. Hendricks record
does not require 1t The peer OF the best OF all
who adorn American statesmar ship, he is every.
where recog izad by political friends and foes as
the man for the Democratic nomination In 1885,
Indianapolis Sentinel
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
FRJGHTFUL FALL OF TWELVE
MEN.

Columbus o., Oct. II While twelve men were
at work placing chord of a railroad bridge
across the creek this morning, some ten miles
from here, some fell a distance of 40 feet in con.
sequence OF the trustle breaking, letting ell the
workmen down with crash. The falling chord,
which was 1856 feet in length and weighing many
tons, was heard three miles away. Out OftWelVs
men on the heavy timbeTs that fell only four
men were able to walk, and all these were bruiB.
ed The following are the names OF The men In
jured: E. ]. LoIRCh and James Hyphus, Of Sid
ney Peter Selby and Charles Henpy, OF Win
chester. The two former men are badly injured.
but not as bad az The last mentioned, both OF
whom are th ought to be injured internally.
injured fatally,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
A FATHER AvENGEs HIS DAUGHTER.

Shreveport, La, Oct, H.-Intelligence is re.
ceived here OF dreadful affair near Westherford
in Parker county, Texas, some 26 miles west Of
Dallas, The daughter of a Mr.. James Campbell
was terribly outraged some two months ago by
an unknown party, although suspicion pointed
to man named John Booth. Whether this sus.
pioion was well founded or not, Booth had to pay
the penalty with his life, and his body was dis
covered perforated by bullet holes A warrant
was sworn out and James Campbell, father of
the outraged girl, is arrested on the charge OF
killing Booth. II Is not neCe sary to add that
Campbell has the ympathies Of the people, and
he will undoubtedly escape punishment
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
CANADIAN RAILWAY DEFI-
CIENCY.

Toronto, Oct, ia special from London says
the Great Western Railway half yearly report has
been issued The half years net revenue exhib.
its deficiency Of over f1O OCO sterling. The
credit balance from the previous half year re-
duces this to Sc 900, which forms q charge
against future revenue. The diviOeDd on pref
erence stock was also carried forward TO the debt
of the next hall ytRr. The directors look hope-
fully on the peCs Of the current six months.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
HUNGARY.

Pesth, Oct 2t.-The distress in Hun gary on &C.
count OF bad harvests is very great. The Govern
ment has suspended the collection OF taxes until
the next harvest has been gathered. In 81 towns
and villages in Ttmes county the great distress
prevails In SarvOs county, where some cases of
starvation have occurred, 40 parishes are threat.
eDed with famine. Frlghttut accounts also have
been received from the counties Of Abauj, Heves
and ZsmpIin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
JAIL DELIVERY DISCOVERED.

Cambridge, O., Oct 2l,-5herif McKitriCk up.
on going into the jail room this afternoon dis.
covered hole in the ceiling, through which a
rope made of bedclolhing buug, aud Frank Mont.
ford, a candidate for the Ohio Penitentiary miss,
ing. search was instituted, and the prisoner
was found in the garret aud returned to his cell,
The Opening was effected while the prisoners
we're Ell ,ying little recreation in the corridor
by means of step ladders and long pole used
for lowering the windows. But for the timely
discovery Of their scheme the whole batch would
have escaped
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
SUMMARY JUSTICE TO AMERICAN MUIR.
DERERS.

San Antonio, Oct 1.-THE Express Matamoras
(Mexico) special says: "FOr two years many
teamsters hauling goods between MalamorRs and
points above, hsye mysteriOusly disappeared,
and large amounts Of fr light with them. The au.
thorities took hold Of the matter, and discovered
large quantities of goods slowed at q ranch
known ~ the Tendt zvOus Of thieves Ten wagon
loads were recovered, and several thieves were
arrested, conveyed to MatamOras aud ordered to
Do hanged without a trial by Gen. Canales. The
head OF the thieves was q sOn.in.lRW OF the noto
riUus bandit COrtina,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
INDIA,
AN AFGHAN ATTACK REPULsED.

smla, Oct. 1S.-The following details have
been received of the attack on the camp at Ali
Kheyl by the A ghsns on the 18th inst Four
thousand Afghans made desperate attack upon
the British camp, but were repulsed at the point
Of the bayonet, leaving on the field 40 killed and
200 wounded, and two standards, rhe British
pursued them two miles. The British lost two
killed and Ia wounded. The latest Intelligence
ars retreating,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS PROGRESS
ING FAVORABLY.

Los Pinos, CoI Oct. II, via Denorte, Colorado,
Oct, 2O-A runner has just arrived from the
southern Ute Agency with letter from Page to
Stanley, dated l4ih inst, with information that
another all day council was held by Chiefs ofthe
Southern Utes, All were united and desirOus Of
peace, and request that a runner be sent renew
ing the assurances already given. Twenty four
chiefs aud head men were present. Indians Of
the agency are all enGsmped around 0uray's
house. Not one report in fifty has particle Of
truth and facts are exaggerated beyond reason.
Women and children are SAFE but probably will
not be given up until after matters re arranged
by the Peace Commissioners expected here IN q
week from Washington.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
AN INSURANCE co. WINDS UP.

Philadelphia Oct, lS-Tbe Manayunh Fire In.
surauCe Company has decided to clobe up, the
business not being profitable enough to warrant
its continuance. The enuTe amount of raid up
capital s 90 coo, will be returned dollar for dollar
t. the Subscribers and The company will close
withouta siD.le debt against II. The perpetual
policies are all reinsured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
THE THURMAN ACT.
COnstItutlonality OF the Act Sustained by the
U. 5. Supreme COurt-JustiCes Bradley, Strong
and Field Deliver Dissenting Opinions.


and Field Deliver Dissenting Opinions.
Washington, D. c., Oct 2O-supreme Court No.
1888, of 1875 Union Pacific Railroad Company,
appellant, vs.. the United States. Appeal from
the Court Of Claims. No. 972, of 1878. Central
Pacific Railroad Company ct al, appellants, VS..
Albert Gallatin. Appeal from the Circuit Court
Of the United States for the District OF California
These cases, both of which involve the Lonst.
nationality of the Pacific Railroad Act of May 7th,
1873 known as the Thurman Act were decided
ana decisions announced on last Monday OF last
term, but owing 10 the great pressure OF business,
neither the majority OF the Court nor the Justices
who disseDted were able to prepare written Opin.
ions In time to be delivered when the decisions
were rendered The opinions have since, how
ever, been prepared and we're delivered this af
teTnoOn Chief Justice Waite read the opinion of
the majority OF the Court sustaining the CODslilu-
tonality of the Act III question, aud the dissent
ing opinions were delivered by Associate Justices
Bradley, Strong and Field.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
HEAVY ROBBERY.

Philadelphia, Oct. 19,-Before daylight this
morning, thieves forced an entrance nom the
ROOT into the pswDbrOking establish ment Of Erie.
denbutg Bro, and nned lsrRe safe of $40 600
worth Of unItdIsmed stock OF jeWelry, etc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
WHAT GRANT Is.

The son Of destiny.
The man on horseback.
He isn't a candidate, but he is
A ThTOb, ~
A PulsatiOn,
A Spiritual Aocretion Of Patriotic Impulses
An ImpTegnsble Hope,
A Magnetic Thrill,
An Able bodied Thought
An Embodied Energy, in short g
Boom
F cree, resistless quiescent, iDextnPulFhable,
Sweeping ard surging and kWayiDg The inmOBt
souls of 80 100000 OF patriots.
-LenGr8 SentiSel Rep.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
shlllIpgs. Pence.
Added up, maklDg..,...,n,.....n..., 25

Very cheap fire, indeed, but 1t kindled the mar
tyr enthusiasm sll around the world, sweeping
round and sweeping round, and star Ing innu
merable circles, COnvOuted, over unninR and
circumscriblng and over arching all heaven.
What is true OF the good is true OF the bad.
You salder O man. The word has gone forth,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
KINGSOM 10 KiN
T----- N
he wind Is blowir K. as will be ss he fol-

The wind Is blOwir b as will fol-
lowing: &
GRANT. H
Grant us, good Lord, four ye1 and
peace
Grant us from lawleRs force Ma,
Grant us the daWniIg Of a brie
Grant us the blessings Of a befOE
Grant us deliversnce from bTuta
Grant US an arm that dare defend ltht; y
Grant us the man whose aclioha Nh him
speak; H
Grant us the shield that geams before ne
weak;
Grant us the man in whom our hopes we
plant;
Grant us the man on horseback" grant us
Grant;
Burlington HapEegG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
THE VOTE ON CHINESE IMMIGRATION.

San Francisco, Oct, 19.-ohicial returns Of the
election show the vote on chinese I'm migration
as follows; In favor, SS5; against, t5463S.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
RUSSIA.

st. Petersburg Oct 2t.-There has been an i'm.
mense fire al Us. More than a ff h part Of the
town was consumed, and many persons were
killed. The loss of property IL enormous.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21
70 FARMERS.
WHEAT SEEDING.
OFTIcE OF r. G. DAvIDGE,
Manufacturer Of Fertilizers,
36 w. Lombard ST.,
naHss.n~~n Awa. 49, rago

Baltimore, Aug. 20, 1878.
Dear Sir Our Agent, Mr.. r.------
is about to call upon you. He win offer our
different grades OF Fertilizers at prices fixed with
a view 70 ruling rates for produce. Whilst we
offer for Wheat Seeding, two articles at mate
rial difference in cost, we would state that the
more costly differs from the other almost entire
" in Its stimulating constituent-Ammonia-
other and more lasting properties, such as Avail
able Phosphoric Acid, il Is substantially the
same. Yours truly,
II. G. DAVIDGE.
~ Raw and Dissolved Bones. Dissolved
south Carolina Bone Phosphate. Peruvian Gu
ano, and all Fertihzing ingredients for home
manufacture.
Aug 20 1873.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21
MANN.S
FRxCE LIST
TOR Tnx
sPRlNe o. 1879

49, aEs
500 / ana . HORSE FLOWS. from
s2tO - %.
800 CULrIvAToRs = q 90
so MALTA DOUBLE SHOVEL
FLOWS 1t . 2-5O.
100 nARRoWs at S5 90
500 CUCUMBER PUMPS Al $500
100 HAY and FODDER CUTTERS
t' at $500.
so CORN SHELTERS al $500
500 prs. TRACE CHAINS at so
200 HORSE and MULE COLLARS
at rs
1000 prs. PLow LINES at IS
500 BACK BANDS at 80
500 prs. PLow BAMEs At so
lOOo ID. HARROW TEETH at
-sag 81 cts, per ID. 81
500 WELL BUCKETS at 40
500 WATER {" 10
100 sets SINGLE HARNESS at $50
10 s3+ per set.
500 SHOVELS at 40 cts. each.
5tUMANURE FORKS al h-F 40
1000 lbs. FODDER ROPE at 2 cents
500 KEGS NAILS nj S2.l0I
600 bush CLOVERSEEDa at e4to 4.5O
200 " ORCHARD GRASS at market
price.
No. 5 +. +. Plows, " oO
No.T Z" 3 90
F.F. Casting % 90 per 100 lbs.
200 " TIMOTHY SEED at market
price.
100 MILLET SEED al
q Also = full line Of ~
CUANO, BONE, PLASTER AND
.a.fll GARDEN SEEDS @
AT
,. MANN .,
no. 2o7, 7th Street,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21
ATTENTlONl

= MooRws HOTEL i in great nsed Ct
.,nsrm and - I contemplate MnAklng TEEN
- krr;rw with other fmprovemenEz respect
ssilv 1ws earnestly request tbas al persons IN
asksaa ln re Homse win pay up without tn<tnes
delay. II rot fully, - least partially; rv
g. - ra-a MOure's Hotel.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-08-21

Mnnr A MONTH guaranteed. Sl2 day
W. HI aa hume made BY the induslrioas-
a Kill Capital not required; ne win start
III iii yca. Zen, women, boys and girls
-. - faster at work for rs than at any
shiow 80 The work Ia light and pleasant and
snrh A anvons can 20 right st. Those who are
w;se ,rso - dis notice viii send - theiE ad-
- - onre and see for themselves. Costly
0ufst nnd terms FREE Eow . the time Inoae
sr-~ss~ ~ ~0rk are laying mp large sums of mo-
- assrsss TRUE CO., Augusta Maine
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-22

Among the elements as designed for man
lone are more significant than water. AsOne
hover Is brighter and more beautiful in color
than another, SO with the diiterentkinds Of no.
storahves, and which are everywhere 10 abun.
dant-some are better than others for certain
specific purposes. God never created A ientiIe
80 poisonous but that where 1t crawled there
grew some plant or shrub, or was provided
with some means OF cure for the venom Of its
bite: And In the catalogue Of diseases to which
the body Is subject there Is in the providence
o. nature remedy provided. Itremains for
man TO discover and determine 1t. This so far
IS II relates or lays claim to, Is perhaps mora
torcibIy illustrated in Dunbar's wonderful
discovery OF Bethesda, In It's uses and for
what 1t ts q certain specific, than all other in.
stances OF medicinal waters on the globe, He
was himself sufferer and given up TO die,
Providence directed him in an outol-the-way
place TO the waters Of this spring. 1.-THE
waters were troubled and he steuped
tn." He drank and was cured, Thou.
sands followed and were healed. To-day
the wonder Of its work in the marvel Of
Us cure is the theme Of many tongues in all
lands blessings and beiedictions follow in
itS course. Parties given up 10 die approach
bethesda and are restored; forms worn and
wasted drink and are rejuvenated beippy tired
Of life Rsd tried with bodily afillction breathe
anew in the shadow Of lis shrine, and are
given new lease and better es ablishment.
In all dr0pslcal tendency It's cure is swift and
certain; In diseases Of the kidneys It Is no less
certain, and for all disorders or arrangement
Of the urinary organs It's positive cure Is es.
tabllshed beyond the possibility OF a doubt.
In general debility, nervousness. and the con.
dition incident TO an over.taxed system, moth.
ing has been discovered to equal its effects
Thousands upon thousands verify those state.
ments, and they are composed Of as reliable
personages as heworld possesses The truth
Ut our declarations can be established perhans
better in a visit or by sending for pamphlets.
=! General Agentfo Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia. F,,y-
H. JOSEPH FLEMING, .'
81 Market street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRIcE-50 cents per gallon, 81 per 10 gallon
key, IS per half.bafrel, SIG per barrel.
LOGAN, LIsr & Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive. agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Wafer In Wheeling -. NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-22

The game needs, first OF all, a smooth,
level ground, which may be either hard
rolled earth, asphalt, or probably best OF
ally well.rolled, closely cut turf. A SET con.
sists OF four racquets, four Indian rubber
balls, two and fourth inches in diameter,
and one and one.halfi ounces in weight,
and net attached to two, posts, twenty.
four feet apart, at a height Of Ave feet
from the ground at theposts5 and sagging
to height Of only four feet at the centre.
The best, dimensiohs for tie ground, 90:
cording to the rules Of the Marylebone
Cricket Club, are thirty feet wide at the
base lines (the end lines, twenty.four feet
wide at the centre, where It Is spanned
hy the net, and seventy.eight feet long.
The ground Is divided lengthwise by q
central lice, and on either side Of; this, d.
one stands facing the net !are the, fright
court and, the n!eit COURT The courts
are again divided by a""sefvice lne,"
drawn parallel TO the base lines ct o dis.
Itance 81 twenty six feet from the net, The
ground may be longer than this, according
as four, six or eight players are engaged
4 but the service lines should always be ii
iItwo.thirds Of the distance from the nettc
\ the base lines, a, ground may he easily
and quickly measured md ematkedt ou
lwitha 100 feet tape line and some plaster
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-22

of.parfs and water, or whitewash, or, In
deed, almost any substance which viii
make g distinct line on the tpft,
To PLY the game, sides are formed, each
occupying It's own side Of the net and tht
choice Of confe may be determined By
spinning O racquet In the air, while az
opponent calls out trough" or Smooth
before Il falls % the groand with one Of
those faces uppermoSt Tbs side which
loses the choice Of courts tnEy elect 10 be.
gin as "hand In" OF ''hand-out" Hand.
In Is the one who serves" the ball, that
is, begins the game standing with one
foot on either side Of his base line) BY
serving Striking the ball 40 that Il Ghall
pass over the net and come 70 the ground
IN the diagonally opposite court between
The opponents service line and the net.
II he serves the ball into the wrong court,
Into the net, or Into the diagonalIy oppo.
aite court but beyond the service line, he
makes q "iault." Handin becomes hand.
out land his opponent becomes the sefyer)
when he serveSthe bal outside Of the court,
or when he makes two successive faults,
or when hefails 10 return the bail 80 thai
II shall tall into one Of his opponent's
courts. When hand.in makes q good
service (serves the ball into the diago.
nally opposite court within the service
line), the hand out, who q guarding that
court, attempts with his racquet To strike
the ball as II bounds from the ground, so
that It shall return over the net into either
one Of hand.in's courts. Hand.in, or his
partner, may then strike the ball before Il
bounds Chat isto say, "yolley" IT., or Of.
Ter It has bounded once, returning itagain
within handouts courts, and then hand.
out has like privileges with It. The bali
can thus be struck any number Of times
back and forth over the net, until one or
the other fails 10 return It, or returns It 30
vigorously that Il falls outside the oppo.
nents courts, or allows the ball 10 touch |
any part Of his clothes or person.
Hit Ia hand'out, or his partner, who
fails TO make good return" or II the ser.
vices Is volleyed, one point Is scored for
hand in. Haud.in then again serves the
ball Serving from his right hand and left
courts alternately, and II he makes a
good service, and makes good returns
until hand.out finally fails to make q good
return, another point is scored for hand
In and, he continues to serve and add to
l8 score, until he Tails.
When hand.in fails to make good ser.
vice, or good return, or makes two sue.
'essive faults, no point is scored, and one
II his opponents becomes the server.
The side which first scores fifteen points,
1r "aces," wins the game. But, Il both
'ides reach fourteen, the score is called
deuce" A new point, called vantage,
9 then introduced, and either side in order
o score game must win two points in sue
'ession, called vantage" and game"
It is important to remember that, when
ball drops on any line, it Is considered
o have dropped within the court aimed
1t and bounded by that line; and that 1t
8 a good service or good returl, although
he ball may have touched the net or
either Of the posts in passing over them.-
W Il. BOGrdman, in s.. Nicholas for August.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-22
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