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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
Notice of Insolvency.

On the 9Th day OF June A. d. 1879, the Fronate
Court or Stark county Ohio. declared the estsle OF
WIN, J. smith, deceased. TO he probably insOlVtnt.
. The creditors are therefore required 70 pItStnt p
sioyyanee githin sIx months from .hs date or they
2 W'ii nO' De 'A'''''u W GEORGE HoLT|.
! iun5dw One OF the Aminlstrators.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
Bly, Furniture Cheap Ch.;il
Large Sales /!
Light Expenses!
Low Prices I!
Hair Cloth ParIOr Sets, ]

Hair Cloth ParIOr Sets, 7 u
pieces, at $40. .OO
Marble Top French Dress
er, Chamber sets, Walnut, 45'OO
Enameled Chamber Sets, 8
pieces, l8'VV
Elk Terry covered Lounges, 500
Marble top ParlOr Tables, %
x36 in. top, 800
Cane Seat Chairs, per IL dOz 4.40
Wood seat 2.40
Cottage Bedsteads, 2.75
Extension Tables, per f. Is
And all other goods at extremely
low figures. The assortment Of
ParIOr Suits fully twice as large as
anv in Cleveland. Pier and Man.
tie Mirrors, Hsll Racks SidebOaIds
B k Gases, &C., in great variety,
at low prices.
Fine Furniture DELIVERED any place
in Stark County without extra charge.
], B. McCrea'S WaIGTOOH1S,
4S and 4 East TuScuraWas st.
aU4-H CANTON, OHIO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
TRR nIRFRRENCR.

DR.. Prices Extract Of Vanilla is made from the
.rus Mexican Vanilla bean, while mogt Of the So
called exWact OF v, nIlA In the market 10 but an
imitation, make from the tonqua, o9 snuR bean,
Dt, Press ExIAct Vanilla has he ane, delicate
Ravus q Ne fruit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
Notice for Election Precinct.

Notice il hereby gV en- that petition has been pre-
scented to the Commissioners OF stark County, OhlO'
pTaying ior m election precinct In Lawrence town
ship commencing at the northeast corner OF thillp
Shafiers flrm thence running ast parallel 70 the
ntersPcts the northeast corner OF uscarawas town
shp line; thence west parallel to the s1nlhea corn
er Of John Hanneys farm; thence north 10 the place
of beginning. .,,,oo. -
The Commissioners will hear circumstances a.
their office on Monday July 7th. 1879, at 10 O'Clock
-ium5dyv JAS. r. SOURBECK, Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

a n a a A MONTH guaranteed si2 a day at
m Mn m home made by the industrious. Capt.
WllhAN tai not requiied we will start you.
N MIL Men, women, boys ond girls make
lhrIlIkl money faster NJ work Tor Us than Rt any
VIM ~ thing else The work h light aud plea
SAINT, and such anyone eau 90 rgnt
AZ ThoEs who are wise who 6ethls nbtiee VII serd
M theiT addreeses At once an see for thOngel VS.
Tostv (lutdt and terms iTee NOW y the time Those
siresdy AZ work are laying up large gub o. n1oney
i janl4U A6dro1s True 4 o., AnsMsA' AAAnS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
Executors Notice.

The undersigned has been appointed and qualified
~ executor Oi the estate ui Charles farey, late OF
Stark county on'0' AUGUST PoUPENEY.
tnnsa,y fl ta1 Executor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
NOTICE.

Adolph NJ. Ray, ofAsheyllle, in the county Of Bun,
connie in the State Of North Carolina, Is hereby
n ,tided that Laura A. Ray did on the fourteenth
day of May 1879 file her petition In the office Of the
clerk of the Court of Common Pleas within ana iOT
the county of Stark and state OF Ohln charging the
said AdOlph NJ Ray with grOss NEGLECT OF duty, ana
wi tu absence for more than three years last past
and pray tig that she NAV he divorced from tne sad
on Jaturda June 18th, SO or as soon Thereafter as
the same can be heard LAURA A, RAY,
by MEYER q PIERO, her Atrys
Dated May 18th ls7alw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
Erecautog'so Notice

I ThannAersirnsd hna been duly appointed and quail
bed n FTecutor of tbe estate Of George ShpckhAre
no VI 9''lA ~'' AMOS b. BAKER
tuAlaAw ExoOasor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

Junsdw
, 1879-05-24
lord llarl,y,

0tfp &GFN pHn.
Lord Derby Is now ems OF the ha1fdDEcn
wealthicst men In England In tho sense Of hav-
Ing an enormous amount OF spending money.
Ills income IL l!tt1t short OF $1,000, ,0o0. He is
chtldlcsa, and bis wife has lo!nture Of $90, 200
a year from her late husband. Lord Salisbury.
Unlike many other great noblomen, Lord
Dcrbys resources arc not depleted by having
various places to keep up; for except d vIlIn at
Kont, h9 has no ruEal aboda saVo KnoWlsley
Hull. Ie has, moreover, no expensive taatcs,
cares nothing for sport, and rarely cntors hs
stables. In fact, ho is Just ona of those who
would have been as happy, or happier. as an
nctiye, hasd-worslng professional man. Hia
only brother, Col. 6tnnley, now Secretary Of
War, Inherited . fortune from his fatlcr of
s5U0,000. Lord Derby ulltl ILLS father had fow
tnstcs Or sYmpath!es In common, tho Col. Stan
10y was the fayorite bon. The house Of Stanley
ind tho citizens Of Liverpool havo for Ia iouE
tinlo been on the most irio1!dlY ter1ns, though
intctchaoges Of couEtestes between thp.n nfo
fow and fur betwccn. Lorll Derby takcs his
TILE from the hundred Of West Derby, IN the
County oi Lancashire, not from tho county or
town OF tho namo IN mid -Euglnnd. Thu senior
branch Of the Stanleys Is represented In direct
line by Sir John ssan!oy, who, like all his m.
ccssors, Is a Ron,hn Catholic. Tho ancient fam.
iIy scat, nooton, In Cheshire, was sold about
twenty years ago to q Liverpool banker, in con-
sequence Of tho extrnvagance OF Sir Johns
brother. It had boon B0U years IN Tie family.
, 1879-05-24
Arc ItattteAnake& I'o,sou.Prooff


On Tuesday last colored 1nnu went rushing
Into acotts storc, stating th4t he Ind "trcol i
rattlcsnake In gopher l,olo," Ta!s wa fun
by Mr.. Bcott set out for tho snake. On arriving
Ut the ptnce, sure enough II was found qutatly
sleeping on tho back of tho gopher. Mr. Scott
fastened two strong troutAeoka TO tho end ol a
firmly until ho could ba dur out. Cotton sat-
urated with chlosotorln was then held to hIa
mouth until Ae was irsonsih'e. le was thon
takeu up to the atorc, reatorstiyee appllcd, and
then forced opon und in ounce ot hylsocyauto
acid forced down his throat. Instead Of bolug
inatantty killed. a. oil expseted, tho s1aku did
from the box ho had been placed Ii, AMI was
ready for light. Dir. Scott then, drawing his
pistol, shot him dead: One drap ii prusstc acid
plnced Oh tho tongue Of a dog, 1t Is said, will
produce Instant death; In this case an ounce
!.ad no slloct on tha suaka. Il ia IN interesting,
subject for investigation.
, 1879-05-24

pcr they went to McVickcr'o Theatre. Then,
nitor the play, they vert TO .hloon mud nafssca
tho ttme drinking until IL or o'clock: Nhcn
hlosk*. l .l.en s " ,ail I aambleto; xsatsd hin =
70 III hhd hhfc ano'neT urinK. Hc thteEenHefel{
refused, eayitE he "wasn't eons to hs loskS o.!
np; *as drunk enoaG noT. u.mq,oton: ,,o s ho
said pressed him further t. 1 rank nut H. 70 pnrtsd
!to.'l ~ eo'1pamLo't aH1 s.ntsos,a1 @ nnnh.tnn
had beon ,''' arrested ior lrn1,ksnnuss, aud TINT
tIInt wns the rras.u vhv he iI} not como horne
tint night. Whom Gutnbletun did not
srncnr ia cnncinlc1 To take charge
al his money. Iio didn't deny that
The u1opoY he rot from GtnhIoton ilo Invested
In t}nrt in busIncse ID storch.factosy)i Ia Bruins
Wick. Uertnapy. and tiu remainder went 10 pay
hia cn,i,,sej.fogs in Chicsgn lie brought back
about 1000 PrusaIap thalors.
On Ills 2i,h Of Ju1y a molten for new trial
iurY ct,,lcursed IN, On tho following Ths,rs,la7,
;hr o7th. thn nrsnr,er wss hrn,,eht into Court
and sentenesd. In passing sentence,
r,nnr roorr am.
II te consso q ~ tSa.Hs s2 ;p ina p1'so1SStI: TT:
GU cano WIN uamplesoh 70 SNlcaGo. 70 WIZ
efeas etY "',e,e yon III ano ,i,. ma McFS sota.
atfah9cfss aila nerG, on c9u nlsht ~ nGson ,se
yo pert%os3s; % hsvng apFoassdm m n naf6
TIC s,o .! i,ionosnP cnesn nnmESe % ahe oenen1 3o
",e,Sa wasfl: Il. q vn akS strrees nn, ho san
pn,su pessed unor 3 't tha sasfscs Il the waer, a
ttcn You I9naIY neheVea .1a. .n secGst M"
wlth you aione. j,ut WAS Gteat s.s5 an.ssaA9' 49,
For ths tnheaer the !Hf! nesa ,s sohs,SeS1 5ou{
anu 1hcT nasa usrlav tsnt tus ~ thts
State Tor lilc.. ..,xnu >.
low Gays later A'eRcnmeJef was ta3ea "
Jo,lct~ ,,!!
1Nefcla singular anuintcfes1hg
BtT OF RoMANca ...-.
connected With tho birth Of Z!agcnmsyer. II
nnucara that ho was born on tic 4th OF 'Fcbrl1.
, 1879-05-24

al Tuualnu NoLIce 4 ruIret ~,
Csown'
St'r fsre 1iAt..
70 aGy one Wh9 Nao%1 t'le history q knsala.
s.. conspiracy 81 m!o huo'ea asa!nst ihe crown
wou'a ae T. anftnlhh nut novel 1aet, unucr
Ivan th9 Terrible tI,e heAaslilan's az waa con-
staatiy h4sy among tan Efnatest Naaa!an 19;nt-
lics, t!ie Aasta4noilss , ulu sclulakts. n,s V'a.
setMaKM !!n ta,., Menalles1 enemies o. Michael
tnaaoM ~ ~, iotI Mste w. tenG9aao lonles VINO
tau loIheu lIa inl1sh AltiH. feter INC 1'reat
nIra T, tten onee a!sa boM a. nobio as hla own.
iIihco n'okaiaer Mehsch!Rolt intrigued a4a!.lst
reter IL. Glni Was exilga 70 sfbcrn fur !atq.
FoFrsoet m llo plot Wnlcii ovcrth1aw Futrr ~.
was tfo tatf1ona COUNTESS Uaatkoit; ant! Catha.
rhe u. lltgfa!'y Wopseu eiNsr1A with af!stocsat-
le u1llea. hut such nhen0lfsrnn nra easily uc-
, 1879-05-24
1unren Lied of the Middle Ages; thonght BY man1
critics to bo the masterpiece Of tho author Of Tho
Tntth,f patasf1ae, ,"-ftHbit&htf4 lretktY.

!unEsn LEG T. q tne ssoas nas*i ~ s"on4". ssThs
fa,sb,x u p.t..f,ss ~ w "MpsF.he4. s'1 vsv
1"."'! ~ "n' 1'i' ~, ~
xSn ~ ~ rnx,nsr tsbsrisn,. romniita
zen hs s!m.n s!9 preface :, ohS asa .ns.s ns,s.
sSesf' rasst ~ sos@ na o'oe'' '"'"' II"
A<@o' e"''. y. ss'*
TnH RruNr-HAsn 1lEconn AND HEApr REPEn-
ENcF rnn LEADING AnyxHrIeKna. Givin9 IN a.
psiabetcat order towns in each Rtato, Win pornA-
lion: papers n ench town, with circulation, etc.
Now ffRytui II. p, Hubbard. ~. 90.
r,,~ o,,,x,.n. m. Erw r)rxctAp. The crent
,s,nrv s"ifrn. win notcs to1cthor with hddItionaf
,a nseh IT, ~ "'r rrnwn XVI cloth Tf,cc ID IA.
W.. WHY ,,e Jsm.s M;ilor tsunnre.tn IN In
M1sma r1sna ~ ~ "A"'sS "''1'' '''
rokslr FUR 1IAus uHn scnuln. COLLECTION OF
German poems for nsc IN schools and families. Sc.
lectcd and arranged ~ ]. 4, k!emu1, nnth2r q
tt1Aa6.und HnrAetbUEhef In &Eht KfclacA." "
, 1879-05-24

SCIENCE NOTES.
Tic following Instance OF apparent intellectual
action In brute Ia recorded III Afatart: "Ihe
into Mr.. Dawes, the astronomer, gave b1nch
Of koys to bis dog TO carry, md, arriving home,
forgot 10 claim, them. Some hours aftetward
he recalled tic circumstance, MID spoke 10 tho
log, saying, MY keys; fetch me my keys
The dog looked At first puzzled, Mud then
bounded of to tho garden, hta mnster follow.
Ing. lfc went asralEsit to Tue root of an nnple-
tree, scratched up tic kers, and carElct them
to Its master. 1t ts suggested the dog ren-
soncd thus: Ny master has given me the keys
to hold, sMl has forgot them; l cannot carry
them al day, but tnuss put them in sale place,
where cau ind then, again."
Tho Rev. 7. j. Combs., Of the baptist Mts.
sionafy Society, has lott England for the west
coast ot Africa, Hhero he will IN the frat IN
stanre found station at San Salvador, IN thu
Congo country, abuut 100 miies souti of tho
great river and @oo miles from tho coast M liz
tn!les further uu the country, and later On hc
hopes, "a was mcnttonued III the .Aradtsnv Of
Fob. 8, to reach Stanley Pool above tho
Yellala Falls Of the Congo: whence The river is
Biographical soc'ety llnvs furnished Mr. comter
with q set OF scientific Instruments. which l.o
will have annie opportunities for usnF, and we
trust With good results III tie ttt,snsveyed re-
gions la Is shout to Vtatt.-Atade1nu.
II. Leon Jaubcrt, man Of scicnce, md an
optictan OF fifteen years' standing, has put for
ward a useful Idea. In conjunction With 40
ytety that Ia in course at formation. " faxttnte
d. l'rosrus Ct at 10 Nt,garioatoA .tscieatGque,"
this gentleman proposes to found public Oh
tinction between learned or Ignorant, rl:h or
poor, native or foreign, for the purpose Of as.
tron0My. A. site on tue Trocnltro has been
obtained for erecting an observatory, furnished
With new aud powerful instruments, open to
sfn fertr 6rhon1a Nf11 thf hnt1N NRnfFfl1H
, 1879-05-24

Tie PuIis Naiiouat publishes thu dotsIla Of a
wonderful gast1olosnfcul feat perlarlnutl hy two
Hayti nsgFous, who, passing thfongi, that clty.
lHt t0oo francs ttlut uary would cat wtthnAt
stopping Tor hix hours; aud VOL easl!y, sitting
unWn 10 table ut no0n aCas not rlsllll; btfora
consuming rlRht solcs III gratiu. twolye larab-
cutlcts, lolnt VI 1oast veal Weighing glrAt
pounds, thrce kilo.tamules us asparagus, and
IN pmolette u Twelve eggs, besides u llutch
tIea pt wine, A. the concluslun Of lhu mr.
furmauce, iho Two NEGROES lcIt ,hv i4ousp with a
vcgy satisfied expression u eounte,isacc, Ityid-
III. butwecn them the 81 louis which they lulI
thus pleasurably easucd. The Natssaas elitk "
add bow tAey le!t neat dsy.
, 1879-05-24
Not Fond Of OkoloaR1arn.

Lf4ftfah1 HfFaM INDY,
Reports coma from all parts Of tho Ssatc
showing TINT the Republican party Ia In tho best
Fighting condition II has been for yeara. 1t,
many communities wo hear Of loyal War -Dsmo.
Gratis frankly dtnouncing tic doinaa Of tho Con-
fedcratc ConRFcss, nlla expsessft,g themselves
rs anxious to meet this now Rebellion a. frlnly
~ tho old one WAS mot, and to crush u with
Tho Confodro-1)emocracy u1nst remember TINT
all tho pouplc wtlo have voted with 1t In tho
past arc not fond Of Ukotonatsm, hut, on Tho
contrary, that Froat many OF them favor hit
ting Okoionatssn Whenever It ahuws its head:
These people will hit Okolonatsm on the head
this fall, for instance.
, 1879-05-24

At.anta tGa.) Cnns&tastaH (psm.).
Conc now! Before this discussion proceeds
any further, We desire 70 be distinctly under
stood that It Is no sectional issue. II the North
eau stand troops at tho polls, certaluly the
South eau. We Rre not going tn rHtse u row
aboutit The question must 6o decided ut tic
North, and upon tho verdict Of thc Northern
people dcpendh the result II they arc contopt,
wn, like tic little fishes, must be.
, 1879-05-24

B1fco tN. ~ Herald tRfp.). ......
Cincinnati Ia only Que Of the many localities
abouuding In illustrations that the Democrats
are for local sell-goycrnment only 10 long rs
the localities arc Democratic.
, 1879-05-24

When Latayette, With tho French alltcs, wsro
OF their way ~ Yorktown In it'll, they marched
past mhnur h1utn, that had been built fu l7.,s,
md accidentally destroyed Il BY fire. Louis
funds, the only houae Ia Virginia built By q
reign!ng sovereign. Until q fow days ago, whom
It Was again burned, It was used u readonea
by the Presidents OF William und Mary College.
, 1879-05-24
Do In hIAtyr'a Plan-

Tho indianapolis Ssntt,.eI truly believes Tint,
though tho plau proposed bY Dr.. Do La Matyr
to yet 81 900 000 QUO Into circulation may not bo
the beat that can hc devised, still "prtynte cor
porstlons would not hesitate to circulate the
money, nnu once tn ciEcuIAtluN, II would help
blslcss amazingly" Onu billion dollars ot
lrredepmnb!o papcF-nloney would huln businces
lust as water "hpipy u milk. IT makes more
hulk, but no more milk,
, 1879-05-24

rocont visit to Etna, formed very favorable
opinion (which he expressed flrst III latter to
Prof. Taech!ni, mud nttcrward at tha mcatinE OF
tho ROYAL Astronomical BoetetT Of London Inst
March, OF thc superior ,ght-gathoring power
Obtained at stauonB on tho Slope OF u'at
mountain.
, 1879-05-24

II the "volco Of the people" IL for the dis
hantlmcnt Of the arrny, why don't the Demo
cratic majority moto to disbanl it ut once, and
thus obcS the "voco" and bring tile present
controversy to closoa
, 1879-05-24

Philadelphia Tin,ts tInd, Desn.).
The Ohio idea seems to ba to 90 around
mendtng fences, md then Lit on them till
somcbody comes along and asks you TO run for
Office.
, 1879-05-24

them. Thoy will 20 from public life, never to
return, hnd on their political tombstone pa-
triottc people will write, "Meno, memo, tokel
, 1879-05-24

R0fht*ffF UtH6cfaf (Rfo,}.
Tile Rebel Brigalicrs arc rapidly lenonatrat-
Ing that tho only way to prevent them from OBJ
tanning tho ens they fought for Is for the loyal
masses TO sit Oh tllcM aud hold them down uu.
til another generation takes tho aell.
, 1879-05-24

Cincinnati Cn,nmeretal flHd. Rsp.).
: Ono Of these days the Confederate Brigadiers
Will learn that TIERS aro few Democrats In tho
country who believe IN spelling Nation With .
big " N. )" though mons seem to have got into
Congress.
, 1879-05-24
CURRENT OPINION.

The Democratic backbone.
Lnafspti'f Commercial tRtp.)
The Democratic backbone Is like ahnrk'a,-
sttf1 only uhon the maln body is dead.
, 1879-05-24


A writer In tho Charleston, Is. O.,) Neas and
Courier {Dem.) takes very sensible ground
against the coorclvo policy adopted by the mo-
1orIty In Congress. Following il b1ief extract
FROM his article:
There is very little dorbt but that the muses. Of
thu Northern Republicans wonld grant us anything
wo asked, could they bsleye that theY dared to do
Of asseFtipE Them, ths position Of ArpomattoT g.
everything that ia asked, nus knowing but that Tho
Union u st!1l III danger It tlioy surrender their
Ct the majority IN Coagrs's, aad aEe looking 70
abl5. expect them 10 d. when wo are advancing in
solid column. and demanding Of the rrcsIdent
hat he h0s THO right to refuse under tho Con4ttn-
tion, and which wns not absolutely necessary for
ns to ask at tho present limo! We have everything
In SDnth Carolina tust hs we wanted Il: We hnvo
.alcstcd our best man to olcs without any trouble
for tho want Of these amondnenta; and. In tho In.
forest Of peace and harmony all oyor tho land,
might havo suspended these demands until a 70.
turning confidence In Democratic loyalty to The
Union had won from tho Republicans themselves
perfect willingness to have Yotod with nj In the
tfpcnt9 that We A4k, -- -
, 1879-05-24

FIEx3uuFV 9QIV&1 HfF7ss0 g77t1asJs
Through tho courtesy Of Senator Lamar, We
have thu speech recently delivered In thu Sen.
ato by Judge Dayls, ot Illinois. We couader Il
tho best specch ulaie lu Congress at this ses-
sou, 1t Ia short, truthful, patriotic, bipartisan,
a,ld 10 tle point. II The Democrats expect to
ela:t tho next President, they. must nuiuinsto
so'e man WIN fso!.s opinions like those 90 well
Ink 4 mistake, they could hardly do hutter than
tuHu l!sat gentleman hilnaoif. We haYe Aasrd
Democrats cry oa. aga!aht this Us unotl,er Gree
lay movement tint "0ul4 End In a failure. It
would come nearer sucetss tllau any other pian.
, 1879-05-24

tain t,at it wns lie right arlil For tisc purpose
q establishing this point Pr. ,. Miller, ihen
G1onnty 3 pnysSisa end Eawn powsl were
tho humcrus batc Of each arm Of llle uoeoased.
mil testified TINT tho one from the right arm
was shorter thnn tie otl'sE, anl TINT
Il sFs thu bad .st ssf Of e1ss ss II sons. ' 93's It,
right humer.ss md bcon fractured. and was q
haItincl. shortcr tlian tito other, The doctors
vera nrsn iu thcir opinion that tho shortening
wus not 6ccaaioned by Inflammation. aa such
sl.1 that thv injury Ind occurred tn youth.
Then, aGain, tIu identity Ut thu danti tlat wus
further established by thy cvtdenre Of the broth
ers and tha surgeons One ol tho former tcsti-
right side Of Tho upper Jaw, Tic surgeons ox-
auiintd tic dead man, and found The right
inclsor a.i1 rantne tooth ot tho upuer Jaw gouu.
TI,an tlsc account-tpakf found nj thv tunk-snop
was aaothsr proof ot !l'e taentity Of 0unbleton.
The bruthers tcst,Ilrd tlal 1t was one furnlrriy
kept by tl,er niot!er ut hrr homo IN Currlgtass,
lrulh'ids thai there was aunc Ut she Inothcr's
handwriting III II, nnd a'so some OF the de-
ccaacd's.
Upos 7ns TRIAL z1noxNMarEn's CHIEF POINT
or pEfHNB1
n&a that Qumhlstou had been On spree, and
that hc supposed liz had either tall0u into The
lakr Or been arrested, Tle Rext tlay Sunday
around fur hIs eon.palon bur, not |lndlu< him,
he la1 duternislca to Maaa usu Of tls leceased's i
etTocts. No attc.tpt WAS made 10 usproya tho
forgery oil the certificates VI depusit, but tt wa.
Insisted that thu assumption III uuInhleton'a
namu OIL al,a following daf {siuMiay) Alal tho
| appropriation Of tho money "as all utter
thought.
At 4,40 y, IN. JULY IL, 1871, the Jury rutt.ed,
mil at b,i0 p. NJ. returnG4 Into court with lht,
verdict as aooye ~. forth, On tic lrst ballot
| the jury voted unanimously that z!egunnioyer
WIS guilty, but, ,whsn It cams to tl,s character Of
| thu puast.nent to be mutcd out, eight yotsd to
hany hlta and four TO 6und him for ltfe tn TIC
| PuIlitent9ory, Thase four proved "uurouvilcu-
ab!o,n aud thu hnal aecislon Vt tho twelys po-
corded with the oflRlual ylsws Of thu third part
Of that buly.
| Tl1H pAT AFTER HIS CONVICTION
ZiegenmeypF stated to rsporter Ut TAu TnIn.
UNA that he Knd lutpbluton were togetlcr
seven mollths In BALTIMORE, and tlat le was
| urged by tlle lattur to ~ to KansAs. T14Uy
ware working for a. telegraph company,
ulA by this fai!ure' OF TINT orga,liza'
tion lost about $40 each. It appoars Htcgc,l.
uuyur was teleleeEaph operator, and
had eudeavoFod to net a placs IN thu Western
! upfun, Telegraph COMPANY. prulcFrlug to tla
u.at to going to kau6es 0n . 1arnl. Finally
ha cousantea u go viii, Gn,nbletou. and so they
eamu u Chicago und were hcfa togather until
tho 10TH OF November. On shat day tho two
went 10 sbip the eopds u Kansas. Fz0p1 sup
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TO-DAY'S RACES.

To-day, the last OF the Fall meeting, the
following races will take place, and 1t is SAID
will be the most attractive of the week:
No l. Three quarter mile dash by Red Oak,
Betty Mcguire, Illusion, Genita and Conner
Nc. 2 One and one half mile running dash,
free for all horses, excepting Glenita, in which
Lilly R., Madge Duke, Maggie S., Warwick
and Twilight will STRAIT.
No. 3. Two mile heat race, best two in three
for trotters, and is open for the following
horses: Surprise, Belle Spencer, Proctor
Star, Patchen Girl, McClelland, Stonewall
Jackson and Democrat.
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TyE CARSON GUARD MEDAL.-Capt nj

TIE CARSON GUARD MEDAL-Capt. M ?
ger last evening received the Stevenson medal
won by the Carson Guards at the State FAIR
for being the bess drilled company In the
State. 1t is as handsome piece Of work as
we have ever seen, and will be on exhibition
in Friend $ show window for several days.
Four doses of Mrs DIR. Howes Rheumatic
Remedy will relieve, and one bottle will cure
the worst case Of RHEUMATISM. Try 1T. 1t
costs but one dollar For sale at Thaxter's
drug store. oct9"
ToLEr-Two elegantly furnished rooms,
with kitchen attached. Enquire at this Office.
Col. C. C. STEVENSON, of Gold Hill, was in
the CITY yesterday.