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The Portland daily press., 1879-02-04
Neu York stock and MONEY nI.rke,

NEW YORK, Feb. Evening. easy at 20
per cent Sterling Exchange 4842 q 485, closing at
4s7a for short sight. Governments quiet and steady
way mortgages generally firm. The Stock market,
after ireguaitV prices and less activity tkan last
week, closed heavy and lower.
1888 900 shares
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-04

The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. .............$ 93,5S7 33
Net Balances. ......................... 2l Goa 75
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-04

LIVERPOOL. ENG. Steamship Dominiou-227
cases canffed goods 1 Dbl ale, ! do porter to W
Jones' 3Sfi bars IA bdls iron, package merchandise
TO ID Torrance 81 Co., 40 cases oranges to y Bean.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-04
FOREIGN NOteS.

The Times correspondent at Berlin says that Rus.
sian railway cars are no longer admitted into Ger
manv
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-04
MARINE NEWS.
scho ener III. d. HaIsted Ashore.

Especial to the Press
RocKLAND. Feb. 3-The schooner II. D. Halsted
of aud from st. John N. B., with potatoes for Vine
yard Haven, sprung aleak and was run ashore on
Neck Island, near North Haven, Saturday. Vessel
and cargo total loss. Crew saved.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-04
Receipt. of Main. Central r.. r.

PORTLAND. Feb. I.
For Portland, 80 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads 43 cars miscellaneous merchan-
disc
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-04
Boston Stock Market.
[Sales of the Brokers' Board, Feb. 81

F1fSC CaII.
$2.5OO Eastern Railroad 3Ss, 1906 gold ...n... 20
Boston q Maine Railroad. d................. 40
Portland. Saco s. Portsmouth Railroad. ..914 a 90
EaSterD RAILROAD. 1U
Boston & Maine Il. r. 7s. 7s......................1
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-04
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ANNUAL MEETING.

TTyHE Annual Meeting Of the Maine Steamship
Il Company fer the choice of officers aud trausae-
tion of any other business that may legally come
fore tbem will be holden at their Office Frauklin
Wharf on WEDNESDAY, the 5th day of Februa-
ry, 1879. at o'clock p. m. -
Per order, HENRY FOX, Clerk.
jan27 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-04

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-10O0 bush corn meal to
W True 8 Co.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-04

Ar at Motherbank Jan 21, O NJ Davis, Koopman,
from Mejillones for Bremen.
Sid FIN Queenstown I'D z Thomas, Nichols, for
Havre
at Tenerifs Jan TO- Joseph Clark, Stahl, from New
York.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-04
FIRES.

Destructive Fire in Lee, Mass.
A Large Portion of The Town
Burned.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-04
SPO n EN.

Dec 10. lat Is Ion 80 W. ship Norris, Baratow,
from Cardiff for Singapore.
Jan 10. no lat. &c, ship Ocean King, from San
Francisco for Liverpool.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-04
LOSS SII6.OOO.

st. Mary's College. Kansas, in Ruins.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-24
CARVER d. Is April 1879.
Red. 1f Mimi. Stats TIdning:

Red. af Mimi. Stats Ttdning:
Var god och upplys oss uti eder
arade tidning, ON en- person som icke
eyer fastighetsegendom, ar skyldig
till att arbeta tva dagar for spoil
tax" pa allmanna vagen, och ON de
kunna pliktfalla honom, ON han inte
gor detsamma. S.
ia; hvarje mansperson mellan 81
och SO ars alder ar skyldig till sadant
vagsarbete och kan pliktfallas, ifall
han 81 h6rsammar kallelsen.
Lagen g6r ingen skilnad pa den som
eyer eller icke eyer fastighet, formod-
ligen pa den. grund att de allmanna
vagarne aro 0ppna for ALA. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-24
Flaggfragan.

I"Dagbladet" lases en- uppsats for
fattad af Bj6r,sstjerue Bjornson'
Den redog0r fnllstandigare for hans
och hans meningsfranders standpunkt
i den stormiga kampen. Uppsatsen
inledes med foljande ord:
s'.Det, som jag har skrifver, ar icke
hvad jag vile sagt pa motet den l;
Mars utom i det hanseendet, att jag
ater masta upptaga de- tankar, SON
jag icke fick utveckla.
Darpa fortfar Bjornson:
Det ar omojligt att fatta saken,
hyarken Berners och Sverdrups for
Stag eller det vida upptradandet dar.
emot, utan att vi b6rja med var stall
ming unionen, d. VS.. foreningen
med Sverige. I'm. 5..
Men delta ar att b0rja med grund.
f6rhsllandena, de historiska f6rut.
sattningarne och hvad dessa f0dde
vi yoro ett litet, fattigt folk, som ic
ke hade nagot st6d j var kamp for
sialfstandighet. Darf6re nnottogo v
f6rbdndet med Sverige do det bi6ds
Epa yilkor. som L former syoro sarofalla
Men i yerkligheten yoro VI gifne q
Sverige sasom yederlag for Finland
ooh u Yeta, att detta ratt lange val
don syenska uppfattn af f6rhal
|landet. Genom ihardig kamp ocl
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-24
Minneapolis and elsewhere in and out
of the state. The Stats Tidning is

Minneapolis and elsewhere in and out
of the state. The Stats Tidning is
edited with rare ability by Col. Matt.
son and his efficient assistant, Mr..
Dshlstrand, and is in. every respect
worthy of the support'it is receiving,
and of the large and increasingly ap.
preciativeE circle of readers { which
radiates to and includes not only
Minnesota but several bordering states
and territories. It is with great plea.
sure that we are able to give thiste
timony, because the establishment of,
new newspaper is at best long.
and hazardous undertaking, and the
vantage ground of success a hill of
difficulty which most enterprises fail
to: climb. But once at the summit,
the road is comparatively easy, and
we congratulate Ool. Mattson upon
the final accomplishment Of bis am.
bition of furnishing to his country.
men worthy and well-sustained Or,
gan, and to Minneapolis an enterprise
permanent in character, and contrib.
uting with others to the material vel.
fare and prosperity of the city. The
Stats Tidning is now fixed fact in
the community, and as such it is en-.
titled to confidence and support.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-24
Bref fran folket.
EAST UNION d IL April 1879,

East CNlON u IL hpll 1oSos
Red. ef Mimi. Stuts Tidning:
Eft par ganger har jag sett att ma
gon har fran East Union skrifvit for
eder arade tidning, hvilket dock varit
sd sallan, att jag tankte f6rs6ka min
gamla hjerna for att SO ON den kunde
utforska nagot som wore vardigt att
inforas. Nagot sardeles nytt har jag
inte' att beratta for tidningens lasare
har omkring. Men som jag vet, sd ar
eder tidning last icke allenast
har. utan ar lika SO val spridd uti an.
dra svenska settlement; och dar kun.
de det yara intressant att veta, att
folket har East Union lefver annu
oaktadt dessa harda tider-ia, efter
mitt tycke sd trifvas de ganska bra,
for mat och dryck ha de 6fvera0d.
fastan fickorna ej alltid aro fulla med
penningar. Men att ALA fors6ka att
fa sd mycket darutaf som m6jligt,
kan val ingen forundra sig 6fyer,
ty j allmanhet SO soker hela men.
niskoslagtet darefter. U.
Dessa d6liga tider aro nog frestan.
de for#dem som villa blifva rika
pa en- gang, som man brukar saga.
Men de som strafya sakta fram&t med
godt hopp att det blifyer battre mar
O. y =.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-24
Vanliga ord.

Stats Tidningens forstorade formal
ger "Svenska Tribunen" anledning att
yttra f6ljande ord:
s'Minnesota Stats Tidning framtra.
der slit senaste hummer f6rstoradt
formal, varande nu niospaltig, ett
godt tecken pa, att f6retaget> r6ner
den uppmuntran, det f6rtjenar. Var
arade Minnesota samtida har manga
CODA sidor, hvaribland ma namnas,
sansad frisinthet, tillforlitiighet i fra
ga ON uppgifter, omvexling i inne.
hallet och en- standigt dagen sig lag.
gande villa att f6rfakta folkets intres.
sen m. m. Hennes framgang ar basts
beviset darpa, att det svenska folket
varderar en- god tidning.'
st. Peter Tribune sager:
The "Minnesota Ststs Tidning," the
Swedish newspaper published in Min.
neapolis by Hans Mattson, has been
enlarged and is now handsome folio
sheet of nine columns to the page.
Mr.. Mattson is a man of acknowledged
ability, and with his efficient assis.
tant, Mr.. Dahlstrand, the paper is
made a deseryedly popular one. We
are glad that its prosperous condition
warrants its enlargement. - :
Minneapolis Eoening Tribune
lases; ~,.... ..
A gratifying evidence of the success
and business thrift Of the Minnesota
Stats TidEing, the Swedish newspaper
u Of which Col. Hans Mattson, is the
editor, consists in the enlargement Of
the paper equivalent TO two columns
to the page-ons in width and another
in length cor eight columns in all
The paper is now Il large, handsome
folio Of nine columns to the page,
croWded with readable matter Of IN.
terest to the nationality in whose
service it is published, and contains,
nsthe number and character Of its ad.
Yertisements, ubitable evidence Of
the value put upon it as an adyertis.
ing medium hy3 the business men of
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-24
WAcoN1A i April 1879.

Hr. Redakt0r!
vi farmare blefvo forlidet ar skam.
ligen bedragna af hagel-assurans. bola-
gen, synnerligen af det ifran Milwau-
kee. Jag har assurerat min gr0da i
det bolaget tire ar och alltid betalt
min premium. Den 1:sta Okt. forlidet
Ar hade jag min gr6da assurerad for
$500 och led forlust pa minst $3.50.
Jag blef dock endast tillerkand $40 !;
men fick eli lofte ON delta forr an den
Is December, och kunde icke heller ia
desse pengar da, utan maste salja min
fordran med f6rlust. Andra som ledo
skada hafva annu icke erhallit betal-
ming.
Nagra farmare / Carver county be-
sloto darfore att stifta cit eget omse.
sidigt hagel-aasurans bolag bland oss
sjelfve, for att halla frammande spe.
kulanter pa afstand. vi lingo vara
forhandlingar inkorporerade vid sista
legislaturen, 50 att f0reningen ar lag
lig. Den 31:ste Mars voro vi samlade
Ernest Poppits hall Lake town for
att organisera vart bolag, hvilket ock-
81 blef bildadt ungefar efter samma
plan som East Unions skand. brand
forsakrings bolag.. Man betalar $3.50
for att blifva medlem af f0reningen
for en- It'd af fem ar. Nagra andra ut.
glitter forekomma 81, utan handelse
af storre skador, da hvarje medlem
taxeras forhallande till den summa,
for hvilken han f6rsakrat sin egen.
dom.
Fran delta county har utgatt arligen
stora summon till de frammande bo(a-
gen. men litet eller intet har bekom-
mits igen. vi inbiuda ALA, som aro
hagade, att inga var forening.
Enighet g6r styrkan!
F6liande tjensteman blefvo valda
for ett DR.
Ernest Poppits-
John J. Broberg-vice president.
Henry Riets s-sekreterare
G. Mactzold-kassiir.
Tobias Ottinger, Leonard Dosch,
Adam Hill-direkt6rer och Paul Bier
lein, hufvud agent.
Ihopp ON att St. Tidning, med sin
vanliga valvilja for folkets intresse
will intaga denna skrifvelse f6rblifver
jag med h6gaktning,
John j. Broberg.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-24
Fragor och svar.
HOLMES CITY, d. l8 April 1879
Red. af MINI. Stats Iidaaing:

Red. af Ming. Stats Tfdning:
Det ar So ssllan vi hafva sett nagot
er arade tidning r6rande Douglas
county, att nj torde ursakta mig for
att begara upplysning genom tidnin-
gen ON atskilliga saker, som skulle
vara nyttigt att kama, saval for oss
som aro bosatta har, som afven for
vara vanner och landsman pa andra
platser. Har aro manga svenskar bo'
satta i Douglas county, och ALT, som
rOr deras val, maste darf0r vara af in.
tresse for eder lasare.
Jag f0rmOdar att fere Ofticiella
handlingar aro tillgangliga for or an
for oss, som DO pa landet. var darf6r
god och upplys St. Tidningens lasare
ON hvad nj kan anse vara af allmant
intresse r6rande delta county.
A.. j. M.
Douglas county ar cit af de vackra.
ste och b6rdigaste hela staten. Det
och prairie, sjoar och f1oder. Dess
har en- mangfaldig omvexling af skog
county-sate, Alexandria, ar en- sarde.
les vacker och liflig stad och utg6r nu
indpunkten af jernbanan fran St.
Paul, St. Cloud och Sauk dalen. Sven.
skarne b6rjade redan infytta till
countyet for Is 16 Ar sedan, och aro i
CODA omstandigheter; flere af dem
raknas bland countyts solidaste af.
farsman. Manga af komp. D. 3dje Rege.
mentets soldater bosatte sig dar efter
kriget. Countyts areal bestar af 800
tusen acres, hvaraf 80 tusen aro under
odling, och aro delade pa 1900 farmar.
Den taxerade egendomen uppgar till
nara tva millioner dollars. Oar fnnas
1lere mj6lqvarnar, sagverk och fabri-
ker. Flodernas namn aro Ohippeway,
Spence, Allyus och Otter Creek. Sj6
arne aro Chippeway, Stoves, Moses,
Aaron, Oscar, Red Rock, Maple, Skunk,
Browns, Miltonia, Reservoir, Smiths
Swims och English.
Folkmangden var ar 1850, 195 per.
soner, och 1875, 6,310. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-24

lbegynna att hjelpa; sig sjelfva battre
nu an f6rr, hvilket kan ses darutaf
att cit storre antal har forenat sig
med de feste borgarne af staden Car.
YER, att fbygga en- stor Eqvsrns dar-
stades for att darigenoma kunna for
vandla sin hvete mj0l, och icke be-
hofva krusa for hveteuppk6parne for
att fa salt slit hvete till halfva dess
yarde: Farmarne haromkring dro sa
f6rbittrade 6fver hveteuppk6parne
och deras tjufprofvare, e,att det ej skull
le .beh6fvas mycket att ia de forre
suspenderade, och den senare f6ryand-
lad till en- kanonkula att skicka till
den, som tyckte att de ej handlat ratt.
De fleste hafya ett godt hopp att
hjelpa sig sjelfve och ej hveteuppko'
parne; och lyckas det, sa "a hvete.
agenterna sitta med langa nasor och
titta efter Carver county farmarnes
hvete. Jag menar namligen qvarnbo.
laget ON dess affarer bhfva val skot-
/ ta.s@ Ettttdylikt 'boiag-fastan i mindre
skala-har ink6pt qvarnen vid Beaver
Greek, hvilken kommer att nedrifvas
och en- AMMAN, mycket st0rre, skall
uppf6ras dess stale. Att det kom-
mer att blifva en- god affair darpa tvif-
la vi icke, ty en- man med hufvudet
pa rata platsen star spetsen for
f6retaget. Jag menar county-kom-
missarien A. J. Carlson. Emellertid
onskar jag dem lycka och framgang j
deras f6retag. Med dessa och dylika
f6rhoppningar gar folket framat, an
sk6nt man skulle villa tro, att harda
tider och missvaxtar icke allenast
skulle gjort dem misslynta utan ock
likn6jda for mycken hvetesaning i
var; So ar dock icke f6rhallandet, ty
de 50 nu var lika mycket hvete som
f6rlidet ar, ON icke mer. Emellertid
sa ar det hoppet som ar sjelfva drift.
fjadern.
Varen ar har; men Bore will visst
icke att saningsmannen skola f6rha-
sta sig, ty han skickar sadana kalla
natter att det tager madam Sol nagra
timmar hvarje morgon att genomtran-
ga hans nattarbete Han g6r emeller.
It'd ratt daruti att han ger, som vest.
gotten sager, "monna roa," som han
sjelf ej anpars hade rad till att CORA
eller taga. H6gaktningsfullt
lDen varde insandaren afslutar sin
skrifvelse med en- berattelse ON den
religi6sa of0rdragsamheten, som ra-
der hans granskap, och en- val skrif.
ven uppmaning till dem som tro sig
vara sanna kristna, att visa delta
icke allenast ord utan handling.
Han uppmanar dem att icke glom-
ma PAUL. ord: 'Alsken hvarannan in.
bordes," och att afsta fran sina
okristliga forf0lJelser emot dem som,
fast lika uppriktiga kristna, hafva
uppfattat en- eller AMMAN religionssak
en- olika mening.s
Enligt var tidnings program, kunna
vi icke infora denna del af insanda-
rens larorika uppsatts, men skulle
gerna SO den nagon af de kyrkliga
tidningarne. Red.]
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-24
DETROIT, den 10 April 1879.
Red, 1f Mimi Stats TIdni1g:

ON On man har gjort ansokan on
cit Ian eller omsattning af ett Ian ocf
lofvat att betala femtio dollars kom'
mission for hvarje hundra dollar af
lanet, ar han da tvungen att betala
denna kommission, antingen han anta1
lanet eller ej. Pa banken i Detroit
saga de, att de kunna taga ut kommis'
sionen, antingen man tar lsnet eller ei
ifall man skrifvit slit MANN pa ans6
kan darom. Aktningsfullt ~.
Det beror pa hurudant det skriftli.
ga loftet ar, SAINT ON det ar gifvet till
banker eller till nagon mellanhand,
som skulle skaffa pengarne pa banker
I fora fallet beh6fver nj ej betala
senare fallet torde nj fa betala mel
lanhanden cit rimllgt arvode for det
besvar, han haft.
Det f6refaller oss, att den person
som gjort en- sa ruinerande f0rbindelse
maste fnna skydd hos en- jury, pa
grind af att han af okunnighet eller
vansinne underskref f6rbindelsen, och
ar darf6r icke ansvarig for sina hand.
lingar. Det ar vart rad, att man Dor
bestamdt vagra betala cit sa orimligt
arvode, och vi kunna ej tro att nSgon
hederlig bank.tjensteman skall vaga
inf6r domstol CORA ansprak darpa,
utan s6ker f6rmodligen endast att
skramma mannen. Red.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25
GEO. e. BALDWIN AT MINERVA.

GEO. e. BALDWIN AT MINERVA.
Mr.. EDIToR-Last evening Mr.. Geo E.
Baldwin held forth to the "trooly loil"
at Minerva. He waved the bloody shirt,
and sailed into the "Confedrit briga-
diers" and the South generally.
George is no doubt sorry the Southern
States we're whipped back into the Un-
ion, since they are now all Democratic,
the negro vote not even saving them for
the radical leaders. 1t is sad.
Mr.. BALDWIN did not tell the boys in
what engagements he distinguished him.
sell. If he had, the boys might have
laughed and hurrahed at that. Let Geo.
E. Baldwin attend TO that. All heroes
should be honored; and they have a
right to fight their battles Ger again, as
did Alexander the Great.
But the gallant Baldwin was severe on
Gen. Ewing, saying he (Ewing) must be
crazy, and should be in lunatic asylum.
We are glad to state Mr.. Baldwin is mol
cra1y-in the way Gen. Ewing lie. Fos.
ter, of course, he extolled to the skies
and the galoots there yelled for the cali
co hero. Baldwin, too, was a hero in
their eyes on that occasion Fastatf wal
not more the hero to his recruits.
Mr.. Baldwin don't believe in "statC
sovereignty" but does believe in Sher
mans sham resumption of specie pay
ments. Baldwin don't bother about ar
Eument. His Yankee soul leaves the ar
gument with the Democrats. Is not hi
party the party of sll the intelligence
Is it not "the party Of great moral ideasP'
And is he not representative thereof
Yea, verify. NICoDEMUs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25
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Read the following which is only one case Of many
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have customer who has carried one Of Boss
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Remember Jas. Boss is the only Patent Case made
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the great advantage of these solid plates over elec
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warrent, Of which the following is a fac smile:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25

Be Il Resolved By The General Assembly Of The State
of ohio (tnTee hitns of all the members elected TO
each house concurrng therein), That PROPOSE
tinn TO amend the Constitution Of the State OF
Ohio be submitted TO the electors Of the s ate, on
the second Tuesday Of October, A. D. 1879 as fol-
lows, to-wit THAT sections and Of article 4,
entitled Judicial" be amended so as to be and
read as follows:
SECTION 8. The State shall be divided into nine
common pleas districts, of which the county Of
Hamilton shall constitute one, which districts
shall be of compact territory, bounded by county
lines and said Districts other than said county Of
Hamilton, shall, without division Of counties be
further divided into subdivisions In each Of
which, and in said county of Hamilton, there
shall be elected by the electors thereof Tespec iVe'
ly, at least one judge Of the court Of common
pleas for the district and residing therein. Courts
Of common pleas shall be held by one or more OF
these judges 10 every county OF the district as Of
ten as may be provided by law, and more than
one court or sitting thereof may be held at the
same time in each district.
SEC. 8. In each district there shall be elected,
by the electors at large OF such district one judge
OF the district court, by whom the district courts
IN kuCh district shall be held, anO he hall receive
such compensation SO may be provided by law.
District courts shall be held in each county at
least once every year. The General Assembly
may increase the number Of district court Judges
to three in any district OF districts and may pros
vide for having judge pro tempore, to hold any
court whenever necessary by reason OF the fai
ure disqualification, absence, or sickness OF any
Judge, and the amount OF pay allowed judne
pro lem pore may be educted from the salary of
any Judge whose default causes the necessity OF
having the pro temDOre nudge The times Of
holding common pleas and district courts shall be
fixed by law. but the General Assembly may
authorize the judges Of said courts respectively
to ix the times Of the holding Of said courts
Al said election the voters desiring TO vote In
favor OF this amendment, shall have placed upon
their ballots the words, Judicial constitutional
amendment, Yes;' and the voters who do not
favor the adoption OF said amendment, may have
placed upon their ballots the words, 'Judicial
constitutional amendment, No" and II a majoIi'
ty OF all the votes Cast at said election be in favor
Of said amendment, then said sections three and
FIVE herein specified, shall be and onstitute the
sections so numbered in the said judicial article
of the Constitution of The State OF Ohio: and said
original sections three and five shall be repealed
JAMES Il. NEAL
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
JABEZ W. FITCH,
President Of the Senate.
AdOpted April 10, 1 TO-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25

ONLY three weeks yetremain in which
TO work for Democratic success and
Democratic victory means just vim
dication of the sovereign people over
all oppression. Let our friends, and all
opposed to Republican iniquity, unite
faithfully. earnestly, and honestly, and
overthrow the enemy. Let Truth be
= our guide; Justice, our object; and Lib
lerty will be our reward.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25

FULL returns Of the election in Maine
have been printed in the Bangor news
papers. Davis, Republican candidate
for Governor, gets 81 97O votes; Garce.
Ion, Democrat, 2l,1Sl; Smith, Green
backer, Al, 1850, and there were 3ll scat
tering. Davis, therefore, lacks 772 votes
of an election by the people. After all,
it seems Maine is not overwhelmingly
Republican. The Senate is 30 close there
is no knowing who will be Governor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-25

HENRY ALTEKRUsE, our candidate for
Sheriff, is making friends all over the
county, by his fine appearance and genN
tlemanly bearing. Mr.. Altekruse will
make safe and worthy Sheriff. AS TO
qualifications, he is far superior to his
Republican opponent. Let our friends
remember.