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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-07-04
THE AsSEsTIED COMMUNIST.

aAnd 80 Robi2rd i going back 70
France remarked one Of the circle Of
exiles who were discussing the amnesty
n the Cafe du Nord u Geneva
He viii never set foot On French
territory again. responded another,
with shake Of the hezf-
. But be h.s been parconet,- sid
the first speaker, taking up = copy q
the Journal O5fciel and scoring marx
with his thumb under the name Of An
tome R0blard-
No mziter.- Vas the answer, Eive1
with more emphasis than before. s.R8b-
lard kas been smnestied BY the Govern
ment, but he must ge- pzrdoned by 9TH
er persons before his exile czn end. and
the persons in question are not f0rgir-
would Be murdered"
.what are you sayings- ehorused
al the Communists ar0rzd the table;
but the speaker. journals. named
yuirsux. inished his absinthe and took
leave Of his company with wink, hsv-
ing vouchs2fsd no explanations. The
next moment slim. szlI0w, and care
worn man entered the cafe with some
books Under his arm, and was demon
strzrively, 2lm0>. zfectionAtely. greeted
by the men EhOm yuiLle1x had Just left
lie was hailec BY his name Of R0blard.
and congrstul4ted upon his pardon.
.Well. Antcine.r cried one, {" I sup.
pose yoa viii be leaving y in day o.
txoss'
.Ye=,- answered Roblard. sand glad
shall b. % get back to Paris zfier eight
years Of Absence
st i to Paris you are going, thens''
.Yes, to morrow morning by the
FIR train; 90 I shall wish you good
bye in leaving this presently
Say 70 Is An revoiri' cried one d
the Communists, lifting his glass. . Msy
the dzy come when We shall al meet i
Paris ard take cur reT2ncbe Of ISL
An reEoir.- answered K0blard
rrxvely, - be n sed his glass Of beer u
his lips He halt empsied IL. and thea
sat down and eh.tfed for half a hocr
on the political topics II the day HI
vas known 10 Be writing :. History d
the Commune and nc remarked hi
VS. glad his exile wAs going to end
chiefly because be wanted TO hare agsir
access ID the public Libraries II Paris
After this he expressed lis opinion
cheerffr about Grevy. W1ddingt0r- and
Gzmberta, stated his belief that he y
Roblard-should soon lind sea- in t.
Chamber u Deputies. ard thai he w0ul'
then . pitch into the Moterztes;- fiE2l
" he shook hands with every ore Of r.
exiIes. SAYING friendly word 70 each
and took bis departure.
Nnea he wxs gone . discussion ARCS
between some who c0ntended thzt Their
was ar unusual look about R0bl2rd, an
Others who maintained that they h
found him Just the same ~ ever On
Of thee later, meeting vuiIleux, n
journalist later in the evening. said
.sYon were Al wrong about Robisrd
he i going back 20 France fast enough
He starts to-n0rr0w-
aAh.- exclaimed vuilleux, with
slight arching q his eyebrows. /" The
he win e. : dead man before : mont
il over
aYou IRE abiding n some projects
duel. suppose rej0ined the other
Perhaps yOu mean p Kill him Jour
self-~
.Rcblzrd iii no; de il duel. X re
rliet Nzilcuxs sigri1cantlys "bui b
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-07-04

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-07-04

How to spend holiday: First, get
your holiday Lowell Courier.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

AMONG the many pieces of infamy in
Btigated and pursued by the Republican
leaders is the suit against SAMUEL j..
TnDRN to collect an alleged amount due
for income tax unpaid years ago. In
1876, during the campaign, Mr.. Tilden
was singled out from among over ten
thousand New Workers and sued. Mr..
Tilden paid just as other citiz ms did.
For three years this suit has been pend
ing. Mr.. Tilden has been ready for
trial, but the U. s. District Attorney has
had it delayed, no doubt acting upon or
dsrs that emanate from the Washington
fraud. We observe the suit has been
again continued
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29
PRORATE COURT

VIII convene on Monday next, in the new court
room IN tast basement Of the Court House. In
Mr.. Shields absence, J. c. Welty, Esq'r, will acl
as Prosecuting Attorney. The following cases
appear on the docket for trial:
Ohio vs. John Lacey, assault and battery.
Same VS. W. 7. Taylor, et al, Sabbath breaking
Same vs. John siegal ConCealing stolen goods
Same vs c. Cupps petit larceny.
Same VS. A. G. Hehner, carrying concealed
weapons.
Same vs George Graham, same charge
Same VS. John DearwRlt and Julius Roup, as.
sault and battery.
Same VS. John Gregory, assault and battery.
Same vs. same, petit larceny.
Same vs. same peace proceeding.
Same VS. Ino. Klaupner, peace proceeding.
Same VS. Peter s. Wolf, assault and battery.
Same vs. Geo. Nehr, assault and battery.
Same VS. John Reich and EmRnuel Rummins
assault and battery.
The following is the list Of juymen that have
been empauneled: J. NJ, TRULY, c Kaylor Daniel
Foreman, George Young. John Knowle, Jacob
Vine, g. P. Killinger, J. A. Bair, f. N, Bryan, Jno.
Wlldeson, Henry Martin, Joseph Wise.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

REGATTA.-At the grand opening. at Meyers
Lake, yesterday, large crowd Of pleasure seekers
we're in attendance and the New Berlin Band fur
nished the music. The principal feature Of the
afternoon was the single scull race in sixteen
foot boats one mile and one turn, over the
Eclipse Boat Club course, for two silver cups,
There were three entries, and the rowers came TO
the scratch In the following order: win Hipp, 1st,
with las start, turned the buoy in 4:S7; finished
in 922 Frank G. Meyer, %, turned in 9:55; fin
ished in 7:b7. JOS. A. Meyer, Jr., 81, turned in
400; finished in 1887. The race was awarded to
VIM. Hlpp, There were several other scrub racts
and the different sports, pleasure rides, &C., were
heartily enjoyed BY all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

sUDDN DEATH.-Miss Mary staver, daughter Of
Elias and Mary staver of Greenburg, Summit Co.,
died Friday afternoon, under circumstances that
led to suspicion that she had taken poison. A
post mortem was held on Sunday Deceased was
about % years OF age, and her father lately de-
ceased, was formerly minister Of the gospel
After the post mortem, the stomach was brought
to Canton and analyze by Messrs, Davis & Tuck
er, who concluded theil work on Wednesday
morning. After the most careful and thorough
examination, not single trace Of poison Of any
kind could be found. The sudden death Of the
young lady still remains mystery,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29
TncaI gLe1us.
RAssILLON

Out door temperance meetings are now held
nearly every Sunday. tlN
julius Whitman says II is mistake about his
going into the grocery business.
The mlnerH at Pigeon Run are all out The
strike, we learn, 10 for reasonable allowance for
"falls." That H. when slate or other matter falls
from the roof into room, the miner must lose
time In removing It, for which they wish to be
paid. It is to be hoped that the matter will be
settled TO the satisfaction OF all concerned shortly
This is too good producing shaft 10 lay idle.
Arrangements have been perfected and adver'
tlslng sheets are now in the hands Of the printers
for the grand hurrah" on the ge'loriOus 4Ih OF
iuly. At the Driving Park, there will be liberal
premiums offered for foot racing, climbing the
pole, catching the pig, pigeon and glass ball
matches etc There will al o be mule race
premium ST. Horse racing for gentlemensroad'
sters, three minute class, and free for all tTot
prize Of So will be given to the best band, S2o
to the second. Everything Is being done to make
the affair grand success.
Y9nr readers should remember that the camp
meeting Of the African NJ. e, Zion Church COM
mences tomorrow, Friday, at the Driving Park,
continuing ten days, thus including two Sundays
Arrangements have been made 10 run excursion
trims on both Sundays on the different roads, aud
during the week excursion tickets win be sold for
regular trains. Everybody is cordially invited to
attend the meeting, asevery preparation has been
made for the comfort Of all who visit the camp
The greatest musical event Of the season, will
undoubtedly be the visit Of Prof. Robert Reese,
the great Welch tenor, aud the renowned basso,
Prof StOdard, assisted by full and excellent
chorus OF voices, at the Opera House on the even
ing OF Monday, jane 10th. Prof. Reese came TO
this country few week Sgo by request to act as
an a6judlcator OF the great prize choir concert at
Wikesbarre, Pa. After giving a concert here be
will visit Columbus Cincinnati and few other
Ohio towns, thence through the Wyoming Valley,
Pa, and will return to Wales on July 9th. The
Profess r enjoys world wide reputation and no
lover of music should fail to embrace this, proba'
bly, the only opportunity OF seeing and hearing
him.
The Massillon Browns" base ball club organic
ed as follows: Eugene Willison, Pest Joseph
Grosswiller, sec'y; Nick FtomholtE, Treas Play
ers-JoS Graybill, capt, ]. Martin, Mich Om
hOltz, Dud. KoonS,I George Ess, VIM. Breed, Jno.
ROseman, @. E. Ritter, Phil, sherzer.
A grand excurlon to Cleveland via G. Mt. v. &
c. R, R. and by steamer Pearl 10 Putin Bay, and
return leaves the stone depot tomorrow, Friday
morning. Fare for round trip, $780,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

THE great Roman Catholic cathedral
was dedicated in New York on Sunday
with grand ceremonial. Two bishops
and large number of the priests and Of
the laity, who assisted twenty.one years
ago at the laying of the cornerstone of
this building have survived to assist in
this cere monial. The significant pageant
was presided over by the first American
cardinal, by seven archbishops, eighteen
bishops, and 800 of the Catholic clergy.
Archbishop Hughes laid the corner stone
Of this edifce, which can accommodate
1900 people, and can seat $4,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

SECTION l. BE ~ ordained By the city Cbunch OF the
city Of CuntOn That IN order TO provide means for
paying certain bonds Of said city, commonly known
us 'Water Works BOnds.n maturing June 20th 1919,
June I'D 1870 and June 25t 1879 there be issued of
the bonds Of said ci the aggregate sum Of thirty
five Thousand dollars, payable as follows: ven
thousand dollars thereof on the first day OF Septem
ber 1882 four thousand dollars on the frs day OF
September 1888; twelve thousand dollars on the first
on the first day of September, 1887 which bonds
shall be signed by tile Mayor and City CLERK, and
authenticated by the corporate seal or said city, and
shall bear interest at rate not exceeding seven per
cen um per annum ayablesemi-annually. coupons
for the payment of the semi annual installmpnts Of
Interest shall he attached to said bOnhs and both
principal and interest shall be payable at the First
National Bank, Of Canton, Ohio
SEC, 2 That the bonds 80 to be Issued as Aforesaid
Ways and Means Of this Council, and the amount
and denomination of each of said bonds shall be de-
termined by said Committee, That said committee
shall said bonds TO be registered and numbered
In the order of their issue and the moneys realized
from the sale or negotiation of said bonds shall be
paid over to the City Treasurer, Who shall keep q
separate account thereof and said moneys shall be
applied only In payment OF the bonds referred to In
the title Of this ordinance and 10 no other purpose
SEC g. That amer the execution OF said bonds In
the manner hereinbefOre provided they shall be de-
whose possession they shall remain until negotiated
or are otherwise withdrawn by order Of the City
Council,
SEC. 4. This ordinance shall take effect IN ten
days from and after It's publication. Passed Mpy 26
1879.
G. W. RAFF, President.
Attest JOSEPH TROUT, Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

R-RITTERBUSCH.- = On the 2lst inst.
BY Rev. r, Herbruck, MT. Charles r. Walter and
Miss Pnilipina Ritterbusch, both Of Canton.
LENICH-CREIGHToN.-On the 20 h Of May,
1879 at the residence Of the brides parents, oil s.
Walnut street, by the Rev. g. W. KO0nlz john #.
Lenlch and lucia J. Creighton, all Of Canton, o.
NYE-sHIvELY.-on the 26th Inst, by Esq'r
Hudson, Mr.. George Nye aud MiAs Margaret Shlv
ely, both Of stark Co, Ohio
MENTzER- -UHLE.--Atzoar Ohio, May 22d,
1879, by Kew. P. S. smith. Mr. Jacob Z. Mentzsr to
Miss Alma Uhle, both Of Navarro, o.
CLEMENS KLINE AT zoar, May 22d, 1879,
by RtV. P.S Smith, Mr.. Matthias Clemens to Miss
Sarah Kline, both Of Navarro, o.
zoPa-M -MILLER.-By Rev. <. Herbruck, May
27th at the residence OF the brides father, Joseph
Miller, on the Masslllon road, Louis ZOph and
Frances Miller. A3e4f
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29
JUDGE PAcKER,s Will.

Allentown, Pa, May % The will Of
Judge Packer was read to-day. II be
4ueaths for the permanent endowment
pf Lehigh University Of Bethlehem, ST.
10000; for literary for University, $500,
600; to 6t. Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem,
St Marks Episcopal Church, Mauch
Chunk, $4,000. Several other bequests
are kept private for the present.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

The best Of men are liable to make mistakes.
Our old and esteemed friend Dr. L NJ. Whiting
II appears, Is no exception On Tuesday afternoon
when about to take dose Of qulDine, he, by mis-
take, took large dote Of morphine, Discovering
The fact Immediately, medical aid was summoned
and by generous use Of emetics, the stomach
pump, &C., all dangerous consequences were
avoided, much tothe relief and pleasure Of the
doctors family and his many friends,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29
AN ORDINANCE

To transfer 500 Of the CITY Cemetery Fund
10 South MGrktt Street improvement Fund,
sEcTIoN1. Be % ordained BY ~ oTty Council Of the
ted u said uncl cOncurring therein That for the
purpose Of improving South Market street in said
city Of Canton Ohio, provided for In an ordinance
heretofore passed, that the sum Of seven hundred
dollars Of the moneys now In the hands of the City
Treasurer, and being portion of the city cemetery
fund OF said city be and tie same Is hereby
transferred TO the South Market street Improvement
fund OF said city, to improve said South Market
street. between Reynolds street and the north line Of
the p. Ft. W. d q, II. r. Co.'S track. t..I
SEC g. That the City Clerk is hereby authorized
and ordered to transfer the above amount Of money
from the Cemetery fund to South Market street i'm
prOvement fund, and the same 10 be credited thereto
until further ordered and disposed of
SIC. That this ordinance take effect and be In
force from and alter It's passage and ten days after It's
publication. Passed May 90, 1879.
@. W. RAFF, President.
Attest: Jos Trout, Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

VIM. HasSler an employee at the Bridge Works,
had two Of his fingers badly EmA he'd on Friday
last He was Tiveting and the striker accidentally
brought the hammer down on his fingers with
considerable force. It was ct first thought that
amputation would be necessary, but we learn that
his wounds are now healing nicely.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

Miss sallie MaloDey, who has for several years
past been an industrious and Efficient clerk in the
County Recorders Office, has received her COM
mission as Notary Public, from the Governor.
Miss Maloney is highly respected and accom-.
pished young lady a. d we wish The FIRST and
only, at the present time, female notary In the
county, abundant success t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

TaE first four months Of 1879, COM
pared with the same months in 1878,
shows an importation Of pig iron Of IA
$50 tons, to 1871, almost double. This
year. too, has almost doubled the i'm.
pOrtaiiOn Of tin plates, being 1925 tons,
to 22.99S last year, 10 the same four
anonths.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

G. a. Sullivan, who for some time past has been
in the grocery business at North Lawrence, Is now
doing fine business in that line at Canal Fulton.
He having purchased the stock and good will Of
the Establishment lately belonging to Jonas LutS
We congratulate our Fulton friends upon their Sc
curing so thorough butinets man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

MARRrAGE LIcENuEs.- Jacob z. Meniza and AL.
ma Uhl; Cyrus Hartman and Mary WearSler,
Charles F. Walter aud PhilopeDa Ritterbuck,
Charles 8. Singer and Clara A. Wilson, Francia
NJ. aoodin and Cora Z. spOre, Louis zoph and
Francis Miller, David Manages and Helena Win
Vprt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

George Nye, one Of the prisoners fentenced to
the PeBitenliary, on Monday, was married the
Eame evening, in jail to Margaret shively, Of this
city It lis to be hoped that George will appreciate
such devotion and return with the firm determin.
alton to prove worthy OF her love by conducting
himself in the future as becomes q good citizen
aud an afeCtionate husband.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

CHARLES FOSTER was nominated on
the irst ballot for Governor yesterday,
in the Republican State Convention in
session at Cincinnati. Hayes's influence
was ell for Foster.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

the following described personal property to-wit:
horses bay mare, cows. steers helfers, year
ling calves. . sheep, 15Shoats SOW twOh0rse wa
gOn, spring wagon, bob sled, harrOws, buggy
reaper and mower, / grain drill, sulkey plOw one
pair ofwOOd ladders. plOws grain cradles. rakes
stand stoves, lounge, 0 beds and bedsteads one
Bcythe sleds, stone boat and drag, 100 bushels Of
corn. tanning MILL hay carriage, 100 bushels OF
oats so bushels Of wheat ton Of hay, lot Of corn
fodder lot Of rye straw, hay fork rope and pullies
the undivided 0ne-haf OF - acres Of wheat In the
ground 20 cords Of wood forks 800 pounds Of pork,
i Iron kettle, lot Of oak lumber, grind sfone one
wheelDarrOw. work bench, lot OF carpenter tools.
lakes, shovel, spade, matt0ck, rake and hoe. one
hOIsting Jack tables, SINK u chairs, set cain
chairs. wash stand. bureau. sewing machine, one
table, S25 pounds OF lard, and barrels Of cider.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'clock a. m. Terms cash.
mA2OOw JP. RAUCH. Sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

TaH Rev. 7. Dewitt Talmage sailed on
Wednesday, this week, for Europe. he
win return about September Let. Hie
BsrmOn Of May 18th will be found on
Our 9Th page.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

Andrew shorb, while attempting to get plow
out from among other agricultural implements
fell upon the cutter bar OF mower and cut his
knee and bruised one Of hiS arms considerably, on
WadneadaY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

Many Of our grocen are busy packing butter
for the Eastern markets. 1t has not been very
paying investment the past two weeks to some Of
them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

The New Berlin Band dscourSed some ane mu'
sic on the Square ou Wednesday, They were on
their way to Meyers Lake, where they furnished
the music for the grand opening that afternoon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

We received pleasant % call from Deputy U,
8. Marshal odell, OF Cleveland, on Monday. We
would like tohave him come again and remain
longer, when his business is not SO urgent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29
PENSIONS! !!

Soldiers wounded or injured can now obtain PEN
siOns under the new law 10 date from discharge. Ad
dress at once VITA stamp, for blanks and new Sol
dlers clrculars
w. q. BERINGER & co.,
Box 154. Pittsburgh, Pa.
aS-OLDEsF CLAIM AGENCY IN THE STATE
ma29hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

The cobble stone paving on South Market stree
has been commenced, and Yves. Mckinney is hur
rying up the work as fast as doing good job will
ALLOW VI.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

PIP. Bnsh will be marshal Of the proc ession to-
morrow, assisted By R. G. Garber, R. A. Cassidy
Col P. 8. sowen, Capt. @. +. Laird and JEFF
Kooniz 5n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

3 The question Of reducing the wages of
coal miners in England was referred to
an arbitrator, who decided against re-
ductiOn. This affects $1,000 men ard
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

GEN. Thomas EWING has our thanks
Oreopies of bis late and able speeches
in the House, at Washington.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

We learn from the president Of the trustees Of
the Hartford estate. that 1t is the intention OF Of
fering the property for tale, some time in August
next
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29
@rntnautts.
AN ORDINANCE

Authorizing The issuing and sale of the bonds
of the city of Canton 10 the amount of thir.
ty five thousand dollars 10 provide for the
payment of certain Wdte~ HOrkS' bonds
Of said Ciiy maturing June 2Oth, 1879,
June 22d, 1879, and June 28. 1879.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

The Dalton Gasette expecS to pull up Etakts 8
and go west on July 1st