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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-05
BOYNToN VS.. SHERMAN.

Our ancient Tecumseh Sherman In colllding on
Boynton will get jolted, and will haul off TO re-
pair damages with an expression on his intellect
uRl countenance indicative Of feeling ridiculous.
Tecumseh talks too much with his mouth He
said of US once that we had violated all Of the
ten command ments. We laughed at II; for all
the world knows that If the irste T. were sudden
ly called on to repeat the Ten he could only
score them by remembering his own sins Old
T. would be considered the wickedest man in
Washington If he were only regarded as cOmpoS
He has committed the RIievous ofense of max
ing an infamous assault on one Of the purest and
best men in our profession, who appears all the
brighter from the melancholy fact Of scarcity
In that line among us.
But 1t 10 all nonsense. Boynton has Ju'led the
old military rooster into Court, and we know
how he will eFcRpe. His lawyers will set up
plea Of insanity, and adduCe as proof his de-
mand for a full regiment, with brass band, to
escort him to and fro about Washington.
Think Of our citizens beirg startled every hour
OF the day by the belief that negro funeral ia
passing. II is dreadful Warrington Cdpttol
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-05
INDIVIDUAL MENTIONS.

The subscriptions for q monument In France
for the late Prince Imperial are closed having
reached $4,000.
An Indian at San Diego, California, was told
that voice through the telephone was that Of
the Great Spirit and when 1t said, "Give up those
stolen horses" he Immediately confessed that he
was thief
Two miles Of railroad have been built on the
ice, crossing the 81, Lawrence river at Montreal.
The ties and strlngers are laid fat and then wa.
ter is pumped between them to freeze, thus max
ing solid bed.
Charley Taing a Chinaman, was hanged at
Colusa, CAL, Friday, for the murder Of China
man In Colusa county December, 1873
Dispatches from Aver, mention the arrival Of
Abbott in custody on the charge Of numbering
Mrs. Cree at Groton. Several persons in the VI
! cinity have recognized him. He declines TO
make statement without the advice Of counsel
About fifty IanChmen near DeadwOod, started
after band Of eighteen robbers who had been
stealing their cattle, and traced them to their
roost In deep ravine ct Wolf Mountains, where
the outlaws, eighteen members were surprised
and killed before an opportunity was given
them to return shot.
Among the patents issued was one TO Thomas
A. Edison for his recently invented electric
lamp discovery, as described as a combination OF
carbon, with receiver made entirely of glass,
and conductors passing through the glass, from
which receiver the air is exhausted for the pur.
pose Of giving light by incandescence.
The estimated number Of religious denomina.
tions among the English speaking communities
throughout the world are Episcopalisns, 49,
600 0OO Methodlsts, 10000. .OOO Catholics 1S5OOOOO;
Presbyterians, 1O&O,OtO; Bapusts, 100000: Cen.
gregational, 5000 600; Unitarians, 100000; minor
religious sects, 100000; no particular religion
S,5OO,0OO. Total, S3 100000
Secretary Thompson says that he saw Andrew
jackson at the time Of his inauguration as Presi.
dent. "My father, who introduced me-" says the
| Secretary, told me then that was getting on
the other political side already. Instead of lee.
turing me, as l supposed he would, Jackson put
his hand on my head and said: Whatever your
politics, think always for yourself, and let con-
science be your invariable guide"
Count Massena son of Napoleon's Field Mar
shal Massens, died in the poor house at Salt Lake
City few days ago. In an obituary Of this man
the Salt Lake Tribune goes around the maxim
"of the dead speak nothing unless good" and
ascribed his low end to career Of meanDess
and rapaoity such as marked his more notorious
fathers life. The wife OF the deceased is now 8
domestic in Salt Lake family.
A minister way Ou! in Wisconsin, in the town
Of Waupin, has caught 1t from his down Eas
brethren, and prays: 10 Lord and Almighty
Father will Thou in Thine mercy and goodness
shower Thy unaloyed blessings upon the loyal
people of these United States, but serd Thy ho
damnation upon the Southern Ku.klux and the
Northern Democrats, for they are constantly
sowing strife and dlScord among Thy children.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-05
THE UNFAIRNEsS OF THE REDIS-
TRICTING LAW OF, 1879.

With breathlesS haste Republican Senators and
Members Of the Ohio Legislature have gone TO
work to repeal the present Congressional Redis
trictng Law which is Of such fairness that eleven
Democrats and nine Republicans were elected
under II at the hrst election two years ago the
coming October, and to restore the Redistrfcting
Law Of 1872 the object of which was to give the
Republicans fifteen Congressman and the Demo.
Gratis only due. Take the vote Of the last State
election as basis for Redstrlcting Bill, and OF
the utmost the Republicans would not be entitled
to more than eleven Congressman to the Demo.
Gratis nine-something Of a difference between
fifteen and Ave, And yet Republicans who pro,
iess to believe that they are fair and Just will ap.
plaud, with unwonted enthusiasm the restora.
ton OF the outrageously unfair Redistricting
Law Of 1872. Those who do so should be forever
stopped from deolaiming against the pastisanship
Of Democrats Wooster Democrat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-05
BOUND AND GAGGED BY ROBBERS.

daring robbery was committed on Saturday
night OF the residence of John Butler, in VIII
llamsburg, Lower St. Clair township, just beyond
BrownStown, Miss Butler, aged eighteen years,
sister Of John, was about to retire, when four men
with blackened faces rushed out from beneath
the bed, pinioned her arms,placed handkerchief
over her mouth and tied her with towel by the
neck to bed. post Then they broke open trunk
and stole $500 belonging to John Butler and sew
eral hundred dollars Of his brothers money Miss
Butler was the only occupant Of the house at the
time Pittsburgh Post, FEB. I'd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-05
INaERsoLL's LECTURE ON PAINE

Chicago, Jan 29.-The new music hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity tonight the audi.
ence, having assembled to hear Col. RObt G. Iu-
gersol's lecture on "Thomas Paine, His Life and
services to his Country" He touched briefly on
the theological side Of Paine's character, and
dwelt for nearly three hours on his distinguished
ability and patriotism, as displayed during tn
troubles with France. The proceeds Of the leo
ture, which are to be applied to monument to
Paine, were about 81 500, besides which a sub
Hcriptlon was taken for the same purpose The
monument will be placed in one Of the parks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-05
NIHILIsTs IN CONFLICT WITH ST.
PETERSBURG POLICE.

st. Petersburg, February 2.-The police satur.
day night made descent upon a house on Sap
per street. On opening the door the police were
fred upon. They returned the fre, and arrested
two men and two women. The hfth occupant,
named Durtschan, an important political Crimi-
nal, long sought for by the police, shot himself
dead on the spot, The police then searched the
house, and found printing press and large
number Of copies Of the revolutionary Journal,
The wa of The People; also forged stamps and doc
umens, poison and explosives. The Police su-
perintendent, who was wounded, and his assist.
ant, having effected the capture at the risk Of
their lives were promoted, and decorated with the
Order Of Vladimir, Judicial inquiry into the cir.
cumstances has commenced.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-05
SOUTH AMERICA.

Valparaiso, February 1.-The Chilian forces
have occupied Alio and MOquequa, taking the
garrison Of the latter place prisoners. The Peru
Wan authorities Of Moquequa were also captured
and Chilian authorities appointed in their stead
A Bolivian Envoy and three Colonels OF the allied
army have been arrested by the Chillsns at Auto
fogRsts.
Buenos Ayres, February 1.-Gen. COmRcho has
made himself President OF Bolivia.
The wheat crop Of Buenoa Ayre1 is excellent,
but that Of Santa Fe Ia very poor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-05
POSTMASTER BRAYToN's DEFAL-
CATION,

Providence, R. l., Jan. SO.-The accounts Of ex.
Postmaster Brayton, Of this place, have been ex.
amined by special agents Of the Treasury, and his
bondsmen have been informed that the deficit is
$4,000. Two Of Braytons bondsmen, one Of
whom is his father ex.Congressman Braytou,
and who is clerk in the ofice lately in charge Of
his son, will be financially ruined by being
obliged to remunerate the Government. The ex-
Postmaster was the head and front OF the Repub.
lican party in this State. The new Postmaster,
MT Henry W. Gardner, although In nominal pos.
session Of the office, has not qualified as yet.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-05
GUILTY OF MURDER IN THE FIRST
DEGREE.

At woodsAeld, Monroe county, Ohio, last week,
Peter King, jr was found guilty Of murder in
tie first degree
On Sept 9S, 1879, David Trembly, Of sunSbnry
township, was found dead in his wagon on the
hill above Piney fork Of sunHsh creek, near the
Pleasant Grove church. A bullet hole in the
back OF his head satisfied the coroner that he
had been murdered. Peter King, jr, was indict-
ed along with Edward Copley, charged with hav-
ing committed the crime King Is % years Of
age and hardened Unlocking fellow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-05
AFGHANISTAN.

London, February 2-The Tines Cabul correH-
pondent says no apprehension is felt that the
present tranquility will soon be disturbed. BuBi-
ness in the city has been entirely resumed.
Times dispatch from Csndahar says; "Terrible
accounts reach here from without the British
lines It is reported that nearly two hundred
families have been exterminsted by the Ghilzais
and that seven Of the villages Of the latter were
afterward captured by the Hazaros, and every
soul In them slain"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-05

ION, on with the dance. Let Joy be unconhned,
lot youth and pleasure meet
To chase the glowing hours with flying feet"
Malcom Hay was the next called upon, He
was 80 used to saying what Brother Hopkins said
that he would again repeat himself by Oimply
saying,
"on, on with the dance,'
The dancing was afterwards resumed and con.
tinued until shortly after twelve o'clock when
the attendants adjourned to the 81 Charles Hotel.
After the banquet dancing was resumed, and
continued till late hour this morning.
bur0h Posi-, 90tb uN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-05
KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.

Pittsburgh, February 2-By the explosion Of
boiler at W Clark & Co.'s mill, Fifteenth ward,
this city, to-day Albert orran, driver, was killed;
Jacob Berger fireman, so badly scalded that he
will die, and VIM. Brannon, painfully burned.
The boilers were examined Monday and pro-
nounced safe. Damage, $1,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-05
THE sHEPHERD,s FOLD F1END.

New York, February 2-Rev Edward Cowley
to-day entered plea OF not guilty to twenty-five
indictments charging him with starving and Ill
treating children under his carein the Shepherds
Fold. The trial was set down for Monday next
peremptorily, and Cowley was sent back 10 prison
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-02-05

Commander dorringe, in his correspondence to
New York paper, declares that the iron with
which the foundation stones Of the obelisk were
tied Is better than any product Of modern forseB.
, 1880-01-24
Truth Worst Of All.


A man who said ho was trying to get enough
toFcd an ONCE on Grtswod street and told his
story, and added that hla na1nc was Csnaar.
Any relation to Julus or Aa'istus7' queEied
"Woll, no, l want to he honest and square
about th!s thtpg .nS E.sdI teil you honestly shat
Thuu can't help yo9 any. Yea arc nothl,ng
any Differences whoth6r you over got to Cievc-
iand or not. II you ware rclated TO tho gscAt
Julins should feel In duty bound to holp
Tho man tucked out without another word,
and entering tho otEoO next door be wRlkod uJ
to the occupant with tho rctnaTkt "Iiy name ta
Ciesar, md nm closely related to Julius and
Aue,att1,s caS G%n y9 spare mo 10 oen's TO help
a5lr, you arc base doeelycr!'' replied tho
ether. " You are no marc related 70 the CsBaars
than am Had you como In here and told mo
stn1!ght, trIthfll story ! shGnld % havc gtvon
The lnan went 0ut, md no dctormined 70 toll
the truth and nothing but tho truth. Hating
The tjrst man who came alonR, ho saas
al have been tolIiug folks that ny name was
csas aa "a Ho nv W t. Fno NV
truth Of the matter ID TINT ! Rm named t1AE&,
md waited tho money to buy whisky. That's
the solemn TRUTH and can you hD!p mo With 10
.Ten cents! Why, you base liar and decoiyor,
III hand you ovcr to tho police" exclaimed
~ viva r't told you the truth" .
monthsl Don't yol darn ask nc for moneyl'
Tho tramp sat dnwt, on oola atOne block,
took bis lass chew Of toonnoo. and mused: 49,.
ave Led aud Ire told tho truth. Iye told
ths Fta sna ye ea nd,bns made ~ X mpeh ~ aSss Se
Looks now ~ II I'd got 10 play deaf and dumb
or 70 to workl"
, 1880-01-24

youths u a wa.ery grave BY catlsthenio per-
fOrrnnnccs Of MI Inviting character. with nccoin-
paniment oblignto 0f nmatory cnrols. in par
sie,,lnr, she hn. acquired fatal rcnown for an
altogether ir@@i@ts''In manner Ut cumbng hcr
yet,nw hn!r hy moonlight, which, II VIZ snnv rely
upon local traditions hn. Gro now done the h,,af-
ness of nnany n s,tacnptilc "lnssy -hra,lctl re-
rowncr." As her Indulgence In thik class nf
recreation is snid tn be nrcteratc md ns REc
hns never been known 10 let on n single victim
To her {a.ciHNtfons, even when her llrey hap
pcnch u alr \ family mau. llttlo symnnshy Will
b. felt by either sex fnr her In her rtfnt nff1ic-
tlon. Torplcy tnR ttcen frozen tp. Her strung
hnlt, has beon bnlcn9,irrntl l,y eitterlnY ht,st
Of ic:.hlneka. n!orllng ~ facilities ,yhas%ocver
therefore compelling hcr ia fnrcgo hor proirs.
slonai vucntlon.. 'fhe German Govertmant,
howcvGr. alwny!a sssaifast supporter q priv.
this unprnvoked invasion upon her ntscien. pre-.
rogativa. and has raised tho siege nf t1cr rocky
fnAlnesA BY Tho NYrilgy of Dynamite. Thus freed
from rcstrn!nt, f.oreley has fcsansetl h,1sincs,
upon hor old premises, where she continues to
fnyte the patronage of GermaHy's irrcIrcS5bly
romantic youth.
, 1880-01-24
NEW YORK.

Tho Democracy 1IopcleaIy Sp1it-Ko1ly
md His Friends Moving for All Anti.
ridden state Convention and a Second
Delegation to the Democratic Natton-
nj Convention.
Dtspateh TO Ctnetnnat 0asttte,
NHW YOHK, Jan. 2l.-The Kelly State
Committee held public conference tonight
at Albany. It was attended by prominent
antl-Tiltlen Democrats from nll parts OF tho
State. Special dispatches show that It was
the beginning Of n movement for an nuti-
TlldeM State Convention md an antt-Tildcn
State delegation to the National Democratic
Convention. The following resolutions were
offered by David Dudley Field and adopted:
"Rcsolrcti, That, as known by the Inst
election, the Democratic party, II united,
will be In majority In this State.
b" RCsolrcd, That the Democratic party In
the State can only BECOME united by avoiding
the causes which led to the division In the
last election.
:" "Resolreti, That VIC Affirm the undoubtcd
right Of Democrats to reject nomination,
ny. made = by 2 party convention, Of candidate
present circumstances Of the party III this
State to prevent Its uniting upon a candidate
fairly nominated who Is acceptable To all
sts'lSs KesDle G5 ~ FIT Snst under the circumstance,
Democracy Of the State should bn convened
to appnInt Delegates TO the next National
Convention Of the Democra,is party; and the
Executive Committee Of The Suite Committee
Is directed to call such Cnnvention.n
John Kelly wns approached by friend
after the council, who said; - l presume, Mr..
Kelly, this Mcalls n convention outside Of
that which will be held by whit Is called the
Kelly responded: " Yes, 1t means another
| convention. We shall not call 1t, Of course,
| I'LL after the announcement OF the time when
| tho National Convention Is to BE- held. | be-
| lfevet the Democratic National Committed meet
about the middle of February for that pur-
| pose"
Another acquaintance then approached md
"Afr. q, Kelly, this means Seymour, doesn't
ut means my ood man."
| The acquaintance persisted In his cross
| agreenNlG?p
Kelly. laughed md replied, ANY good man
| would 5t agreeable"
| Mr.. Field wus also subjected to crpss-ex-
| animation. 4 friend said TO him, "rhese
resolutions o1tond the ollvc-branctl, do they
not
Mr.. Field replied: "Each man must mike
| his own Interpretation Of then,.''
Other Delegates said openly that they knew
| Ttlsen had the other Organization, and they
proposed to fight him openly.
, 1880-01-24


AnELpI1 HoTEL, LiyEnrooL Thursday, Oct
16, lSo9.-MY DHAH Harry; hnvo your letter
bore this nlorning. ltnsloso you another check
dortng three dozet, sherry, two dozen port, and
three dozen light clarct to be sent down 10
Now, observe attentively. We must have no
shallow Of dobt- SGarn up everything whatso.
ovor thnt y has heoN necessary 10 bl,y. Lot not
f9rthng DO outstan.llng on 4ny MccI'unt when
We begin tbgcthOr with your allowance. Ho par-
tGulur lt tho mln,itest sletn!l.
, Wish TO have NJ secrets from YOU IN tho r.
sesors Sos ss, sS fGS y = j Gs Sas bo
and Will understand that truat you with per-
nnco Of 4sa.5O a year will bo handsome for alt
your wnnts, II / eolu yon your wines: mean
ibis to Include yolr ta!lora bills as we'll as every
70 buy nothing ~ Cambridge, mud 70 takc credit
for nothing but tho clothes wi which your tailor
provides you. AZ SOON us yot hlyc K,t your fur
nary Expenses clean out, and will thon send you
your first quarter. Wa will count in It October,
qna I poW ana Sn
dislike at first taking charge Of 30 largo sum
~ EsG 40s., you can hAvo your money from me
heYt,9Gas's'ty Yes f%es low hard work for what set
help from any human creature aftor was
saSy ssS cSsss S nsM % h IT o y
o1orcslug your abilities and i,npFov!ng tho al.
YnntAKua u your I,Ast expensive education as
soon ID diminish this charge. ray no moro On
TINT bead.
Whatever you do, above all othor things kecp
out Of dnbt and conflde n mo. Il you ever ftm.i
So ss q eev w h"vtr 3 n Sa
With you whio ytMl nro manly and truthful.
A. your hr.,teers hAvo gone ~ away one BY one,
going to write 10 yntt. You know that YOU bave
novGr beun haMPrrc,l with religious forms Vt
restraint, aud TINT with HseEo unnleaing forms
have NJ sympathy. nut most strongly and
n10otlonatsly IMVr.:ss upon you tho Iir.ccesa
vain0 Of the New Testament und tho study Of
tllat book ~ Tho ons l'nfa!llnx guido IN !tfe.
I,ooply rospcct!nx T., auH oowlng down before
tho tho va!u constructions ana Inventions Of men.
Prnsurvu ut hcurt Il true spirit Of vGnDrMtton
an,l humility. Similarly iuprsss upon you tle
and morning. These things have stood by me
all through my life, and remember that tried
to ronder tho Now Testament intelligtblo 70
baby,
And 70 God bless you.
Ever your R1eotton2ta Father.
, 1880-01-24
DEATH IN SILESIA.


Fearfn, navaEe" Of IanEer-Typhus--
Lack OF Caoth.nE ma nnct-Dying In
Despair-Work OF the Hovernmefit.
Sucl, severe winter rs that under which
the populations of SIlcsla, East and West
Prussia, and the Duehy Of Poscn havo
oeea s"Aeiu'e iot Mo'e 'aa!' y tnonth
past, has not oeen experienced Ill North.
Eastern Europe since the year 1919, It las
come like doom, upon the poor people after
~ .o,t npsi ~ Wv" .4uaco, "4u "i "l'''oSt '.
tosai la'l"re ot tHo potato CROP upon Whsch
the peasantry Of these comparatively
speaking sterile regions nnlniy depend
-oa,ft,,as thn r,r1.,o-, tIoa,, nca,a sra,,,
1sa',,ing y, ts nvs" nnv n,a vnee ,a, lIol
respecting tho &c condition e g., tho ,sSor'ns
sta.,..1,o, ,,,. W." .,.,,,,,a ~, ,,atI, -.
etalvat1o'' nu"se1-sspnus, a.iu Neat" w eAs
posufe 10 cold. biought on thfonsh lack OF
ness vi eSang aS snd fe resa Me aa nf9 Of
rooms forJorn ~ fro, tha cornscs of thcir
.lItns. .oM ..sa., W ,,1 ~
chlulen, slctlins u tSphus, 's.lR uncovered
on g oG IT, wn s, no c %sas e e ,e 70 sm saa o.
the coarscst morsel OF food for the living,
w. hon. ~ ,ro,non drtvon IN aasnatr
,,.tar .,n,,n d",,hnrat,'., T., ~ .,a1,. ews ~
iylng uowh aehoefate'y IN INC sno" 10
abla misery. The other day whole tribe o1
rypsics wns founi frozen tn ienth In a wood
nen1 RvhII}k lima % Siies,o " Man :" wonen men
mi ciiiirr,,' Ind % i,,,jtrd Clos" % toretHar % n
tbo snow. houinr to ksep the yital s0ark
nlirht bv com,,,n,s cnntia,'itv. Int they syerS
iii frnzen stiff md st1Tk mi covcTei hv
sevrraI % inches % NJ % .now w,Icn Iii .iIscovcted ~
n Te,,darmn ncrfortnInr "hI.' his rnn,,Js m III
,narnina in IN n,,estnr. [,arac mani n,ant,ties of
mat i,avc hem s.rihnt"d hy The State M.
tboritics thr,n ri,n,,t thn I,Mt,bor @ conntrv md
H. IN thn tisan ennd % Ttmrzs I'm 1S d3stricts' vhcTc
fnnimC anti " s,clxmcqa havs g sw"nt awaw vosi
umniers n tha Inhabitants j,,,t tlIe General
distress throughout Gcf'nnny's eastern PROV.
Mn,Ii,ni,iisEci IN ~ ocui"nrss @ o and thrnntens tn
t;cnn,n,lMt" territories nir':adw ~ tno snnrseiv
inhahli.d. 'A'''A1'' "'e0"' ''o op"'''''
VIA fnIicncudc,cc y,c,os t,tvcs the yo,1ow.
jnr ,,or,Irm}nrs ~ tl,e cn,fit fnn ~ tha n.onto
IL msr siInsn. XII the n,nn,,fnttorna ". IN
are clns,s. IN fho n,strict ~" ~ Tmhrcts cnn,.
mnnications hv raiiwnV arc m Jsnontinnrd.
a14l iaI nv othor means q TRANSPORT ~ too
thn nrjnci,al resn',rco # t%fs' nart ~
, 1880-01-24

respundciit oi i vlonnI paper Of tho condition
q tho Turkish army r. Aleaata. IT. 1Rs9s!ns. 70
tljor as Disgrace, and tho streeM OF Janiua arc
full of soldiers who stretch out their bands 70
tic III sscrs-u uy for aims In broad day. At night
the1r vIluAbios. The 1t1rkiah soldiers aro, In
decd. 20 much in want Of neney. owing to thelr
not having r,co!ysd nny M Pay for moro than thspe
military coIlunandant has found It necessary 10
issilo ticGrco strictly torbldding this practice
lI,ldtr scvbro pcnalties, when discovered.
, 1880-01-24

/
Special DtspateA to Ths Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. c., jan. 2l-Following Is
n list of patents Issued to tho Inventors Of
Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Mlnnesota,
Iowa, Indiana, and Nebraska during the past
week:
ILLINOIS.
II. .. Abel. Mansfield, stirr1,p.
8. Cnrnhuld. ChIcaEo needle cylinder OF bcd OF
". s. Davis. Highland Park, noiscless slate-
frAnls.
j. ]. IIanlop,, Il9, Chcaso,, aso, bookGI,,dins. ~''
O.. 1icbcrt. Oswego, tonguc-hupporter for
u: .: OWEN. La Pra4rIo, coupltns-ioint for cul-
j, Plcrpont bushnell, combined riding nnd
q. Ii. atnIth, bloomington, dust -scparatos for
4. Tocllncr. Moline, marine trunshipnent and
]. Wilkinson. iIarvarl, vontilating and COOL
Il L. Yoei, wcst nollev,lo, portable and road en-
WISCONSIN,.
]. II. Yates, Sharon, nnsal inhaler.
MICHIGAN.
J.D. Bollugor, Jankson, dovico for opcrntiut.
Z. Il. Church, Charlotte, how-and-nrrow rack.
4. F. Hodge, Detrnlt. pnlvcrizing ard soparat~
''e ans Maiss ST. Nosssvle, eIssS' wnnotroesuarh
], Wampaeh, Shakupec fifth whool.
IOWA.
y. q afgr. slsousnay, car-onurltng:
j. Wnlal, 4 Dltot, Newton, barbed fence.
W. r. Wood, Leon, automatic brakc Tor
wagons.
INDIANA.
G. ". Anderson, E!lzabothtown, side vatvnfos
stcAnI- engines.
II, H. D6 Wolf, indianapolis, portable balcony,
]. Oliver, Bouth Bend, plow-poInt-
T. Bcantiln, Evansville, ice-ercnm freezer,
NJ. N. sulgrove, indianapolis, breechlng-atay
for harness.
NERItASKA.
No NnbraAka pAtonts during tho weak.