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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-08

DIR. e. McLANE'S
- LIVER PILLS
arc not recommended as 4 remedy" for all the Ills
that flesh is heir to-" but IN affections Of the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, aud Sick
Headache or diseases of ,liat character they stand
without rival. .F ..'
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used preparatory to or
after taking quinine.
AS simple pursaiive they arc uncqualled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
d. The genuine are never sugar. coated.
Each box has red wax seal OH the lld' VIII TIC
impression DIR. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures OF O. mcLAHh
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon, Ia wing the genuine DIR. c. McLASEs
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fltmi"S Eros OF rus
burg Pa. the market being full Of limitations oil
tho nsmc McLASE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation.
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M. g. .meLANEs vEnmIrUsE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORiIS.
yER1lfFUGE

The countenancc is pale and leader colored' with
occasional Auslcs or ercumscrlbcd SPOT on one or
both checks: The eyes become dull; the pupils
u,.o. an azure scuicrclc runs along the lower eye
lid: the nose is irritaed. swels, aE5 sometime s
bIeeds: n swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with hunmus or throbbing OF the cars
nm unusual secretion of saliva: Shiny or furrcd
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morn
lag: appetite variable, sometimes Voracious, win
;, .nawinr sensation of the stomach, at Others en-
tipsIy gone; nsctin= pains in the stomach: occa-
s,orx nausea aud vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels Irregular at times co'tlSe
stools slimy. not unlleuuently hinged with blood
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough: cough sometimes dry and conyulsive; un-
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of the
teeth temper variable, but generally irritable &c.
Whenever the above symptoms are louho W cA'''
DIR. e. McLANES VERM1FUGE .-
VILE CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any FORM 1t is all innocent preparation, not ca
pe6te Of doing the slightest injury to the most
tender infant.
The genuine Dr.. 3fCLAEE's VERMrFCGE hears
The signatures Of G. NcLASE and FLEMING BROS
q the wrapper.
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VIRGINIA sTEAMBOATslIsNs,
COMPANI'S
JAMES-RIvER LINE.
FOR
OLD POINT.
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
ALL Regular LANDINGS on JAMES Rlefs
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH THE RAYLiNE.
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. NEW
YORK, AND BOSTON.

The fss: and elegant s-eaper ARIEL, CaptatL
T. &. CLIFFORD Carrying the United states miiij
Ira yes Richmond for sboyc-named niacas every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, Al
7:i5 A. NJ. ,-.,
Fare 10 Old Point. Norfolk or PortsmnIth..S 80
Fare FOR round "trip, unlimited. 90
Fare to Philadelpha.... ..................... W
Fare 10 New York.. ~ %
Fare 10 HOStDn IL wv
Through tickets sold at CARRIERS, s2G Main atreci
EIcha.g e Hotel. ard OH oaard steamer. BagSag.
checked through.
EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.
The steamer "Ari"l" Is now ready for engage
,nents for DAY. and Moonlight Excursions
LOVER RATES than have ever been eff. red before
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
landings on Tar river: Washington. ID. c., Hamp.
ton, and Eastern Shore OF Virginia. and regul2)
lzndings on James river. 81 loves, rates.
The steamer ARIEL ha, lately been almost en-.
tireiy rebuilt: and rcfurnisted in All elegant ant
costly manner, and is confidently recommended a.
tue FASTEST and most comfortable Steamer hatha
run OH this route for many years.
= l.. 4. TATUM. superintendent,
.... 9O3 Main street snd Rockets.
r w hCCAPpICK. Agent. Norfolk sef
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DEPA xrUYE sE srEA sE:t+,.

NOR NEW IORk.-Thc Old x<ryst..
L Dominion Steamshi" Company'.--sses--Ss.
Steamship OLD DOMINION. tant3iu WALKER.
wiz sail TUESDAY. july Sih. AT : O'Clock 4. VI.
Freight received until O'Clock Nondry evening.
Through bills OF lading signed ana goods Tnl.
warded with dispatch to ali points north. sou:B
east. aud west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. t12; :."rage.s rs and
IS.
For freight or passage appyto
e. ". ALLFN,s CO.. Agents.
jy7 -2e COMPANY: Wharf. Roeketa.
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fiCHHu%E AND 40 49, ~ i.,..,
RAILROAD I1NrtST.
SUNDAY. Juiy G., I>Io


RAILROAD rnNrl%T.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, Juiy g., !>1o.
" trains on This rsad 7'!!l RIM u, :"t,r-.
LEAVE RICHMOND >ut-r..
1855 A. n. THknrGH NAL r2'.r, corr,cuas
for Charleston, -+."'"-'.. .tg.U-'.
anh Aiken tvia a'lr,.-'"i,'. la'.,..
Jacksonville. STOPS oi.. 81 tH.,'t-
and aanchest'i. al 4 iiaif-Wny.u
500 \. VI. AGCOMMo nATln> call. ,us&.*
c,use c"uu-riiuj, - I'irr,1,rp y..
the Atlantic. 81 ,;,>ip,' -rl+ ,ls..
raiIr"-" for Eii<i"l. ,Ialt.n~t...
Nashville. M0m.,t". lr>,E.....
FarmH'l am ''H~r h,r'' -'ui"}., vi.
tHai r"an, 's,,kI,r ~'rN' ire" a.
any "iher Aa". soy. - I'll c'ttr.s
stations.
tcXcci't Suudayl. ;'ts',"l-gs tah..s
thlc tr.i,. will make rt.a< 'auurc.:u-
nj P'f~rs surg t.r Aorir,..
1895 P. NJ. THRnlGIi MAE. tar',. rorH,~'.l,
:Cr WrId"u. Wt'mIuEirii, Eai-,-H,
Charleston. Savannah i;u-'.. 9
lum"ia, Atlantis. Mar"'. &"UI.uu,rr.
Mobile. kcH Dr-aIl~. AMI ali ;,i-l.-
south and Southwest P,..u..u -,s:-
ing-rar from Nash.BE.pH flr w.
mlnrton. Savannah. @'i 'r- ~.,3.'l
Sfons nris at Nanrj"-tr" l!;,! ''h",,,r
and Halt. Way Oh s2nll.
LEAVE pETEEsm"R@ >"i.:H.
6:s5 A. H., THRutGn MAI. lar, c~antc;i,
with kiciiIIuuf, E:c'.: 'sH'. e.
Po.0nl-r -o'lr'!sG f. A. ."'ul. N,r't,
East. "lth Wrst. St"l. ~ Hn,.",--
ter and Chester. ani Of. littl-Hav
and a Dru"y's l;'ut!. .l=Ial.
Q:25A. ", ACCOMMODATES IEAiN tr'r
Except >aaLaY). S'"l,, 1t Al s.,.
.iuna.
TAO 2. ACCOMMODATES iHtlN l.rr
icNcrpt sunday. sop: o. - - Y ...
chester and Ch,stc. and i!aiWiJ =
Oh signal.
355 2. N. THROUGH Ntf iA.r, srna-"@as
wish Rlchrryh,. .~~,i"5I~l ''}rg nd
Potomac r2','aaG r.r h" ,'p-. ~
aud WcS'. ~, s.,ar -: 49,. r-' 49,
ti0G Eir The On - ."'..' - 'h.1
railroad for the tT>.&. H.,rIu- I'd
all pcipts hn"t:l ana y, s.. J!lt ;ra1
etoI,s al Manchester ST.! ii">'' AL
at Fatty aH: it;nN= HlaH, "a
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving retersbuIg vi! Start f;oEa
tae Araona:to> dslOt.
SUNDAY EXCERSIpS TRAINS ,'a%r Er'.-
;snur $40 A. II. aud $50 L. VI: t"'@" fri-rs-
burg g:2O \. II. and J:Zh T.. every >"G'!rF.
ny3 4. SHAW. SuU'rIu'"p''' :.
. ICHMOND AND bANi!aLt. RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
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A CONNECTS FOR MIinr. 80.
Il connects for hsevil!. and a'l '"at> IA "'s''@
North Carolina daily. c1c'it >iih""N' ...,.,,.t
T. connects for Macon ahH "'' H"'t'' IL ''''' "
Georgia. ,u,,.s g.. r.,.
ID connects for ia kso:!' ne AZ Nv i''''' 80 90
rGa. .,,.,.,s
Georgia. and Chattanooga. Nashville H''"'f" 80 -"'
all TcY,S points. . . , ,,t
connects for sclai' Ncfi'''h ""'H>''' 49,
:: CONNECTS for G. ,lvc>ton AoL AZ Tex, ''!".'.
Trains from. the a!a.su. named u"nt, "'r'E' -
HirhmDnd al i:i3 l. ". AMI G:5" \. VI. 800. :,
The rrain striving Al k!rh'T%n' 50 e., ,,.,' 5,
makes cusc cosuccrun wii!l III" hiFs'"'' '.",t'
Company steamer ARIEL ipr Ol': i'"t'' s'!
leaving KlcurnonG ut 1:iJ \. =. -. .'''.''' '''
DAYS. ana Saturdtvs. . ..,, lif.v
Trains between hrc"a't'oE" '''' 1"''
except SUNDAY. =, .,,.,.,. ~.
Pullman Palace Dra"lns-r2ni!i ~! >'' >;-. 49,
run Through Tram 10. 4 from - -, -, ~.
RiclInoni 10 Atlantis. AMI RON ''.'' ,.ft.,-,.
susta. xnd on Train No. ~ from -" i'.'
moud To Greensboro. ,,, ,,t
| southwest. and baggage ch"cAc 'nl"'s-'i
Freight Train 40. 9. lear,ms hithH' ~ 81
"a aud No. 10 arririn. In Richmond a. - W..
Will have accommodations FOR i o." '' - ,.:-
messengers, who must purchase hcsr'' D." ed %
ting on rhe train. no la'SehSe'S "'''
No lay-over checks given IN Local ti' -, mo
General pa.~1l.rT H.."'
T. VI. X. TALCorT, General sGnrLll I-- -
x,Cgxoyp, rKHp'G & rornSsc Il: X: U'''
0EFICs GENERAL T!chir h"fS.. I
RICHMOND. VA, Apf" -
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NM :" 'S''
" trains on this road VII! run 40 '''''"-
NORTH BOUND. .,ay
NO. 1-S:Oo A. NJ, IcI.s" eve. SmuI,y>J: due n We
W|n1 f;I3 4. 81; BainH....''
W. - NJ : ph;iidsirh.A. o.,
80 NJ. Norn. l0:oj L. w.
| ir.Tcs Yvrd.>!rer: sSson sA
No. $500 I. ai'' ,,,a =, " ,!u,'on. 800 4; ~.
| 1uI l;35 l. "; r y,.
| sciahis, :, - N.M; Nc" '0'A'
,o,, S Sii32GA;;;WNnpyrioI TEAiN
! NJ. HOO L. NJ, 49,, ,.ayrs Ht%iI'
t Or. :u st,.t,n ,...tly except saa'
dAysi.
SOUTH BOUND. .,.,.
p ,rr,y,s 4, Hvr,,-Strtt: s:at ',s
| 80. 2-l0.1o +. hn si,,t xrcni SUNDAYS ltaT"
| 9tiE W. S:ls A. Vi: PtiA'
| Stn,; 1i:t3 N; la
% mope. $50 i. ~; wa:hI"s Ion
| , 90 .,x. 1, :: =; gyrd-S:re.t s;4, 'Ii,
| No, l1:S5 A. Al. Arrives -. Ne. IurL, lO:Is
| s-M' init.ielphta. l:lu 4
| !; a. baltimore. i;55 A. NJ.
W..,,ngs,u ESQ \. VI. ,~
INTERPRETATIONS TRAN,
| No. o'1e "a " ARRIVES ~ Hroao-Su.T'
aaiiy Except Snpsn'sl; 80
| General Yeke. Ave,
| x oan.r.i snrsertAteadent aP y
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IMPERIAL GRAN UM.
/ udnII the best DIErETIC PRErAEhTlON
- 1t'0 gu MEADE S BAKERS Drugstore.
MATTOSI HUNGARIAN WATER
POPULAR EUROPEAN MINERAL WATERS
sold nv the bottle or case ~
MEAUE L BAKERS Drugstore.
"s. s. 81 AND CUTICuRA at
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
PEARLS OF ENGLISH MINT,
FIR relieving fatigue and nauset In hot weather, al
MEADE < BAKERS Drugstore.
DURAND's CA>rlLLoN ELIXIR,
for chronic darrEnA. ut
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
EMSER PAST1LLEN.
direct from the springs. 1T
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
LANpLouGu's rYRETIc SALINE at
MEADE Il BAKEh'S Drugstore.
IMPORTED FAEINA COLOGNEs at
MEADE L BAKERS Drugstore.
yITALlzgD PRosPHATEs,
for loss Of nerve power amd general debility, &c.
.... MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
TURKISH BATH soar AND OLD ENGLISH
Z. TOILET SOAPS
sold 1t 49,.
MEADE L BAKERS Drugstore.
ALL POPULAR REMEDIES AND MEDICAL
APPLIANCES
TO be had of
MEADE e BAKER. Druggists,
jcl 919 Main street, Richmond. Va.
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c1rpcYNES. lawyers, editors. bankers ana IL
d,os need Hon Bitters d lily for nerve force.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
SUSPECTED sWINDLER

zauesville, Oct 16.-Lleut. Linton arrested
young man this morning who has been sailing
through the country under the nam of Rev. r.
Post Some two weeks ago Postmaster HArtin, of
this city, received from the Postmaster at Colum-
bhs two letters addressed to the Rev. r. Post,
which were forwarded to zAnesville by direction
Of the sail Post Accompanying the letters was
printed circular and correspondence between
the Postmaster of Columbus and Mr.. r. Msfitt,
OF Cleveland. The circular bears the name Of
Rev, 4, Post and announces that he is engaged
in Introducing Webster's Unabridged Dictionary
in the schools, that he is the advance agent, and
In order to IeCure the Influence Of the party to
whom the circular Is addressed he offers to fur
nish one copy of the Dictionary, worth s o. for 49,
The So being received, of course the party send.
ing 1t never receives the Dictionary. On the back
ne circular is what purpOrts to be an indOrse
m.nt by r. Maaitt, of Cleveland. Que OF the cir.
culars falling into the hands of Mr. Mafilt, he
caused the arrest The title Of Rev." IL is al.
leged Is assumed. Post is a resident of Bloom
field, in this county, where his wife and family
reside, mis- wife being a daughter OF one Of our
first citizens.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE STRUGGLE OF ENGLAND AND
RUSSIA FOR ASCENDANCY
IN THE EAST.
Famine Impending in Hungary - Extensive
Fire in Russian Town Causes the Loss
OF Many Lives.
ENGLAND.
THE JEWISH CONFERENCE AT LONDON.

THE JEWISH CONFERENCE AT LONDON.
London Oct l8.-All the Jewish synsgogues In
Eaglsnd, France, Germany. Bavaria and gener.
ally throughout Europe, except Hamburg syna'
gogue, will send delegates to the approaching
London conference. The object Of this gathering
is to revise the Jewish ritual in regard to several
Of Its provisions, which are now felt to be unnec-
essary, burdensome and out Of spirit with the
customs Of the age. The question Of the aboli
tiOn of Saturday now kept as the Jewish Sab
bath, will probably come up for discussion
Jewish buEiness men affirm that their church
customs now place them at a disadvantage,
making 1t impossible for them to do business
more than five days IN the week. They favor
either the entire abolition Of Saturday as a hol.
day or the unity of the Jewish Sabbath with the
Christian Sunday.
The Hamburg Synagogue which refuses to
take any part In the movement IL composed Of
rich and Influential Hebrews, who hold very
strictly to the orthodox usages. In advanced
Jewish circles here the opinion s that the ChaEge
suggested is only matter Of time. even If 1t
should not be favored by a majority Of the COM
ing conference. Other notifications Of the rltu.
al are said to be pending.
LeuuOn, Ocl' A-lue UoNeTnneut has just re-
ceiVed news Of the capture of Merv, in the Tur.
conan District by the Russians In consequence
Of this depressing news there has been decided
deCliBe In the European Bourses. The assertion
is openly made, not only by Radicals, but by
friends of the Ministry that 1t is difficult 10 see
how war with Russia can long be avoided, II
England wishes to preserve, as 1t is conceded,
she Is compelled TO attempt to preserve, the ad
vantages she has already gained in Afghanistan.
The feeling is one of increasing apprehension
and aDxi ty The doctriue that European war
cannot occur 80 long as an AusrO. Germanic al
lance exists, is losing what little popularity II
had in the light Of present aggressive attitude oil
the Russian forces now advancing on Herat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.

Russia has reduced her force Of sailors In the
Black Sea to barely 900 men.
Shocks of earthquake continue in South Hun.
gary, and the people are In continual suspense.
Ten million francs in gold left Paris last week
for New York, and similar sum was withdrawn
from the bank for the Swedish Government.
A Berlin correspondent telegraphs: "It is
stated that the British Government has refused
to discuss with Russia questions relating to the
Afghan war"
A dispatch from Constantinople states that the
Government OF Turkey has issued orders abol
ishing the Turkish Legation at Washington. The
underlying motive is supposed to be one Of
economy,
Wm. Mcdonald who presided over confer.
enCe Of delegates representing 10000 at Leeds
on Wednesday. repudiated the assertion current
in Pennsylvania that he would food America
with Englsh miners.
Sir Garnet WolseleS Is at Betoria, where he has
publicly declared that the annexation of Trans.
vRal is irrevocable, The Committee Of Beers
have adopted resolution that nothing will sat
isfy Them but the restoration OF their independ.
enCe,
Aweetlng will be held at Naples on the Goth
instant to advocate a Simultaneous partial dis
armament throughout the world. Peace Asso.
Citations have been invited to send delegates.
Special delegations will represent the American,
English and German Peace Associations.
It's feared the help which the Hun garian Gov.
eminent proposes to afford distressed agricultur.
lists will come too late to permit Of autumn and
winter sowing. Throughout the country thous-
anls Of people lost money with which to pur.
chase food, and tax-gatherers have seized all
their possessions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
POLITICAL NOTES AND EXTRACTS

1.-THE coored troops fought nobly"-snd got
county.
1t wasn't tidal wave after all. 1t was only q
water spout Enquirer.
Mr.. Tilden ls rapidly gaining friends every.
where. II the Republicans keep up their TRADE
Of abuse against him 1t will result in making
him the most popular man In America Boston
Posi-.
Williams (cOlored) will variegate the next Gen.
eral Assembly. Let him be seated between Sny.
der and Conrad.
In the Toledo senatorial District wilkins the
Democratic candidate for Senator, is elected
Enquirer.
Charles Foster knocked In the head of q $780,.
900 barrel, and that barrel is now empty He
will have to roll another out OF the cellar If he
wants the senatoHhip,
After all Senator Jackson, Democrat, is rlected
in the Muskingum Perry Senatorial district by
mejority of 28.
Mr.. Foster insisted the other day when Mrs.
Foster wanted new silk dress that calico was
the thing.
1t is suggested that Democratic suits be made Of
sack cloth.
The revolution In Port au Prince against the
Provisional Government has been successful and
new Government formed.
In some counties 1t Is claimed more votes were
polled than there are voters in the county We
are not sure but Stark is one. Holmes, Demo
cratic by 1919 majority, q gain of 45O over last
year.
George W. Williams tho colored Senator Of
Hamilton county, Ohio, made as good speech
as any white man could on the ght of the elec-
tion at Cincinnati Williams is an intelligent
and we'll educated man,-MddtsOR CInd Courier.
Holmes county did nobly-1,9l9 majority for
Ewing.
o'Hagan and Parker Democrats, are elected to
the Senate from the Thirtieth District, where
"Foster was expected to pull through the Repub-
lican candidates"
Hayes voted in Fremont for Foster but the
county went az solidly Democratic as ever
Gen, Ewing and Rice deserved better fare than
they received at the hands Of The people of Ohio
be protected, whether Union Generals go up or
down. Hancock (Ind) Democrat.
AS the Ohio campaign winds up there is a cold.
ness apparent between Garf Id and Sherman.
All along Garfield has supposed that he was 60
ing to be the Lext United Slatts Senator, and he
has done great deal OF hard work with that
idea in his head. Finally, Sherman comes along
with a supposition that he is going to be the Sen.
ator himself and he doesn't zee why Garfield
should get mad about it, But Garfield is mad,
and has unanimously resolved that he doesn't
belong to the crowd which believes that John
Sherman owns 0hio-PhiLa Times.
The editor of the stalwart Lamars Qowa) sent.
mel emphatically denies that he has been subsi.
dized by the Democrats to skout for Grant and
an Empire He is now and always has been a
true Republican. If any further proof of his po.
liticsl honesty were needed a perussl OF the
speeches of Zach Chandler, Frye, Congressman
Bowman and others at the dinner Of the Middle.
sex Club Boston, the other day, will convince
the most skeptical that the Lamsrs Sentinel is in
liue with and fair exponent of political opin.
ion of these Stalwarts -New HaUen Register
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
SURRENDER OF The ENGLISH AT
YORKTOWN.

Philadelphia Pa, Oct 1s-The assembly Of
Governors to arrange the details of the centen-
nial anniversary Of the surrender of English
army at Yorktown, met in Carpentrey this morn.
ing. Goven or Holiday OF Virginia, was chosen
President The meeting then adjourned to In
dependence hall where Mayor stokely and Gov.
ernor Hoyt welcomed the Govern ors to the city
and State, Governor Hoyt, from the Committee
on Resolutions reported the following and they
were unanimously adopted:
ResOlWd That we, the Governors ar Repre-.
sentsuves of The original colonies convened at
Independence Hall Philadelphia this 18th day
OF October 1879 know that the PURPOSES for
which We have asst mbled meet the hearty appre.
citation of our constituents, do hereby commend
to the people Of the United States snCh q celebra-
tiOn OF the centennial anniversary OF the kurren-
der of CORVALLIS al Yorktown as thsll be fit
historical significance OF that event and present
greatness of The nation.
Resolved, 1bata O. mmittPe Of one from each
Stale be nominated by Governors, three OF which
committees Governor Holiday thsll be Chair
man and be appointed to make proper arrange
menH torsuCh celebration. b
The meeting then adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
A MAN OF BLOOMINGTON SHOOTS
HIS TWO CHILDREN g. HIMSELF.

Bloomington, Oct. 20 "A horrible tragedy was
enacted here to-day William Hogg, one Of the
oldest and most respected citizens of Booming.
ton, but most eccentric man, who recently has
been unfortunate in business, returning home at
noon shot his daughter May, aged eighteen, in
the parlor, and he called his son Willie, aged
twelve, who was playing in the yard, and fred a
pistol shot through his head Then stepping ip,o
the wOodshed he placed the weapon to his own
head and fired. The ball lod ed in his brain ard
he f. Il upon the floor, where he was soon found
by passeTs. by in pool of blood. May and her
father are dying, but the son, although seriously
wounded, is likely to recover. HOgg recently
married his second wife. She went 10 MOI NAL
tnis morning and thus probably escaped like
fate.
LATER ITO night the physicians say both chill
dren are In q critical condition with little hope
of the recovery Of either. HOgg died soon after
the shooting, never becoming conscious The
COrOner's jury tonight rendered q verdict in &C.
cOrdance with the facts,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
ACCOUNTING FOR 1T.
,cial dispatch to the ENQUIRER.

Special dispatch to the Enquirer.
Washington, Oct. 19-As the Democratic states.
men return from Ohio, the lsymsn is given an
insight into the causes which brought about the
tidal wave last Tuesday, General Duncan A.
Walker, Secretary Of the Democratic Congress
sional Committee, says that the Democratic de-
feat can be attributed TO the lack Of organization
He says that there was bad management, not on.
ly in Columbus, but in Cincinnati it vas damna.
BILE; that the Chairman Of the Hamilton County
Committee was very clever fgure.head-R good
man to go to train and safely deTosit such ora
TORS as came aloDg-but that he had no coDCep-
ton of details; snd that every hing was left to
pOt.luCk Says Walker: ~ be minute IsIuck Ohio
knew we had gone up. asked Mckinney up
on what he baseC his hopes of success, and II was
simply enthusiasm. The organization in the
townships and school Districts had been over
looked in fact there was no organization al all.
The Lincoln Club, in Ciucinnuti, mansged the
details for the Republicans. 1t spent good deal
of money, and Its members took direct and per.
sOnal interest in the canvass. They were at the
polls on election day, ummipg up voters
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FRANCE.
FRANCO AMERICAN TREATY OF COMMERCE.

FRANCO AMERICAN TREATY OF COMMERCE.
Paris, Oct. Son leaving the Cabinet Council
to-day, President GreVy received the mem bers of
the French Committee on the Franco American
treaty of commerce, NJ. WaddingtOn and Leon
Say were present. M. Foucher de Carel intro
duced the delegation of ten, among whom were
NJ. NJ, Wilson, Choteau, Hypholyte, Cahuzac, Ber'
ger, Vanderbilt Hyclard and the secretary, NJ,
D amoulins. The latter read the resolution
adopted at the meeting on the 6tn inst. M
FOucher de Careil insisted upon It's Importance
as III ling the French government to take the
steps deemed necessary by the Congress of the
United States for treaty OF reciprocity. Presi
dent Grevy received the communication most IA.
vOrably. He stated that himself personally and
the government felt the greatest desire to renew
commercial relations with the United states, and
that France attached great importance TO the
movement looking TO extending her relations
with the great American Republic. In dismiss
Ing the delegation the President said: We are
henCeforward going TO labor in concert to attain
the object you pursue"