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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-19
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This remedy Is Vegetable Compound and cannot
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from debilitating diseases and Female Complaints
will find speedy relief by using this remedy.
@. w. LINscoTT. of Messopotamla o., says 1t cured
him Of ScrOfua Of thirty years. Two bottles cured
Mrs r. j. Dukes OfCOxfax, Ind, Oful Grated ankle
and big neck LINDSEY'5 BLOOD SEARCH hR
cured my son of Erysipelas.- s.-MRs e SMELTzER,
Larmer Station, Pa.
The Blood Searcher is the Safest, surest and
Most Powerful Purifier ever known Price slOO per
bottle
RE. SELLERS & CO., Prop'rs Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-19
WESTWARD,

Trains Nos. and IL run daily
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trainR No. l, q
suG u, between Cincinnati and New York daily
Hotel coach on trains 8Rnd 12 between Oh1oae;
and New York daily, via Mansfield.
Train No, connects at Mansfield with Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne & ChlcahO Railroad for Chicago, Mil
waukee Omaha and all points In the Northwest
Connections at Akron with the G. Mt V. & @. r. r..
at Meadville and Cory for Oil Regions; at James
town for Buffalo and Niagara Falls; at salamanca
loL 1SoelieSteLi au ~ y tOii ioL AiOany,
the South end West
W. B. sHATTUC, General Passenger and Tlcke
Agent, Cleveland, o.
land o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-19
GEN'L GARFIELD's CREDIT MO-
RILIER RECORD.

From his own sworn testimony before the Po.
land Committee, Jan, IA, 1873
I never OWned, received, or agreed to receive any
stock Of The Credit Mobilter or Of the Union Pacific
Railroad, nor any dividends Or profits arising from
either of Hem
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-19

From the New York Tribune, Feb 20, 1871
Mr.. Ames establishes very clearly the point that
he was not alone in this ofense Phe Is to be expelled
for bribery. the men wAo lcere 5rtJed should 90 wtA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-19

[From the New York Tribune Feb. 10; 1871
James A. Garfield of Ohio had ten shares; never
paid dollar received s82O which, after the inyesu.
cation began he was anxious to have considered
q loan from Mr.. Cakes Ames to himself
Well the wlckedness of all Of 1t is that these men
betrayed the trust of the people, deceived their con-
stltuents, and by evaslons and fasehoods confess
the transactions to be dsgraceful.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-19
MriIrnuhE

TSITfsBJ E96, F0kT AYNE AND CHICAGO
RAILWAY.
Condemned Time Cdrd-June q. ls' 0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-19
V0NNoTT0N VALLEY RAIL ROAD.

All trains run daily. Except trains S and 6.)
STRAINS stop on signal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-19

A deputy sheriff at Brennan, Tex,
who undertook to arrest w, P. Aliens
mistress, was met at the door Of her room
by Allen, and shot dead.
Michael O'Hara, returned Black Hill
miner worth $4,000, is under arrest in
Maryland for ravlshing the wife of a
friend.
James Curran arrived in Louisville,
KY, from Chicago, and seeking his hard
working wife whom he abandoned four
years ago, shot her through the left lung.
lie is believed to be insane.
William 1. Stein, undertook to kill a
man at Petersburg, ILL.,, but, IN the fight
that ensued, his weapon was accidentally
discharged, the ball entering his own
skull, and causing almost instant death,
Miss Eta Black, of Bloomington, ILL.,,
made o confession to her father, Samuel
r, Black, which caused the old man to
seek out one William Koehn, whom he
first hit on the head with a heavy cane,
and then edthrough the streets, shoot
ing as he ran. Koehn finally disappeared.
1t is known that one or more of the irate
parents bullets struck him. Koehn is 40
years old, and has family.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-08-19

STATIONS no, o, w. o oooI, ~ W. S Mi1aS NJ a.
, 1880-11-12


ea3" W""ta make tbls rats tho 'ern"hnS
nt no'h new Trunk ts1e running 10
ste f'"st~'no Htaipt lr'l'lk-a'a o, v"Sl
ne'""ik "l fn'! !rnals running :" NV "tSs
"''" '"n'""esf. kn"w1 rs l'1' J" 's''n.n ssa'
'e"1' II WIS OF no r'lirrrh 10 t!'e p''nsM '''a1
s'le" @e'lenio 'nterttret VIII '''e se'ssn III.
se'.s;s ~ e''.er tlie MlcN'ea'' s'"Ht'"r" 't"n"
'lll,,!s l.'St Or lilo lsocS ls'a'''' '1o',t 3''.
hi''H h9S'. lhe public saw Il neW e!elheHL
, 1880-11-12

without yiolnting tho Inv. It Is not tntns-
s!bic TINT there II stlMe basis nf truth III this
1ttea, hut tllo fact eu.lIpaint1t uf may lIasa It
different ht[Gn. nltpr u!!. tnts u.r rrnrrully
srnrcu to graEn shippers ut tits time Of tho
year, Tin'y want 1l!nre thall at hllirr nt,l-
snlls, wIlio nmrc cnrs t|tnu nrtttnary nro
required for ottlor purM,srs. Jlnru are
putatnes, a,,d nprtrs, mid other pcrisElnl'lo
Esso'|s lo 6e carried away from TIM farm, ass,l
II Il nnly natural 10 discriminate lit fny'r Of
these articles, btcat,sa tlley spoil BY ,lclay.
'rl!cn tho rars nre held buck IN tho 0tlIcr
direction by waiting Tor toatls nj lnm1,rr alal
oiher articles wnNtctl 1n the farm fur wlntrr
work; snnle of tllc,n lying i'ls. for days tU-
gctIer for wn,lt Of switching fActfitfes II.
lflu ctty.
The evil fn this sllapo Is mot with every
year, Int It aplM,ars to l,o II growing o,,c. Tho
pressure for cnrs Is grcater than 1t WIS
Twelve months ngt'. and WINS worse Then ifan
twu or tl,rcc years previously. Tho secret Of
t1lis Is tho fnct tllut the raiirnntl companies
lMyo extended THUR tracks lurtng tic INST
few yunrs 1norn rapidly tAnn they have a,!r,l
to their rulling-stnck. There nru now fewer
ears To tho nilc If rafl tImm furmerly, tgsl.1ts
The added disadvantage Ut longer trips Ii
tic nyerAgo car, bscntsu nf i,iCreas0 I'll
tile arcn drained by rail service. WlIat IS
WANTED IL Il ruyival Of nnr cnr-1r,ilttny l,ldns-
Tries, that sllntt Increase by 70 per cent the
available cnpaclty Of our ro!ting-s.ncls. Tint
accomplished, therc would he less plnusihil.
lty III referring thu transportation difficulty
to tho operations Of II syndicate than there IL
, 1880-11-12
DAYoNEr FARMING IN IRELAND.

| .r,,n .,,oo,oo1n ur t,,n 1,rttt,h f:n,.ornu,o,t
s.,;r,, ,,e +,,,,,,,s viii, o,. ~ ln,,nr,.,. y,
r,,,hor ~ tt,a cr,rs ornu Iriat, ac.,,t ~ ~,
o,snntoo ,onI,orI lard Erun ,vnn1,, "o,..,
t,,a aui,ioc, NJ go1 1,1.,, fnrca fo ',a ~
s,n.a ~, tho fns,1s NJ ur lln,ct,,o,,,t ,r1.o
,r;s1' o.n,,t Mr. I,nvco,t r. n,,,,cors ;,a,,t
INV, tn t1,o foru r., ,co,,rt n1,t u,,, - III,
,.o.r,s rant Int lnst xo,r,o rant ,,., IN ~,
t.n.t nno h.s ,l,,,,rv viii, nt t,, ,,,,,,, th"t
.hnr,rta,i7.v tto nrontu ~ .,,sa,,t". ,o,,,t.
lr,,. ,v,o,;n,t,. T., ,o,1,,t,s ,,,oro t,h ,ro,,,
huv fnil.t m,ui t,,o t,,,.,,tu ,ro Il, st,rvi,.,
! nnn,,tt,nu Vot or,, no,,,,v ~ rant ,v,,,1,, In
nl,,tn j. ,r,o nno. ,vr,telft ,nnst nnv IN .,,o
ut,or,unst fur,b1nr, At, ,ylocl, wos nut mnr,.
in,nr,,,na, r., ,I,.saudtn,r his ,o,,ud nj in.I,
linn lila fr,s1, s,yloc,, tl,a rr,,s M hia ris.l,
mustcr. Lnr,l Ernc. Al fila ,unctnr, t,,o
| Inntl t,.or,,.<stepncd In ami ,vIthlrn,v t,,a
lnInr,.rx xh,fl,n,l hre,, wnr1,;u, l,is'l.nI II
IL IN tt,a middle of Noyculer, ',r,,o ,,ntot,,o.
tbe nn,s2 nul f}a noy nprL r,ih.r,n,.
nj n,,. 1'he tnt,l, n,,xt In y,.l o,,,l ,xntn.,,
Tlu, ,,rx,rI must n. ,uo,,, r.,,,,. fo, an,,,,a"
saasnX Tho farm Il yhttc xi,I, t1,., i,nr,."st
Ishn o}ops nro rottin, n, t]c rrn,,mt In Int " -,
tnbnrrs 10 eatl,er lhnm. Mna",.,,., ' L''' W. ="
nn|rutt Ia II ,,rlsou,r In lila o,v,, 1,,,a., ,rh.,
stdkcrs uto Nil about linn nud In ,lnrru M,
Muturp out Int sIts pt liz n,,o,vs mn, .n,..' 's"
Ehts masters crop, l,ulm, IN rnln. II. cnnnot
ret provisions or cuni, ami nnIvx,tl, .x,r",na
difficulty cuu communicate ,vtt, tho ,,,,,ar
wGritl. or ncuuniut hta ,,,,star ,,t,l, ill., ..,.
nltrht. M f,shu,,, ,v,Il ,v,r,, f,r ,1,', H.,
il lupIstct[ mn lila nw1, ,,,tori ~
In this ro,nn,tra,lnr tim inn star bos :, ,.
u;y II, Tim n,lti,nrItlr. f,, hn1" rh"s so.,"..,
, 1880-11-12
./TnE Republican States, according 10 thc
sExo Ut their 1nuIorities, rank In tho following

JAMES NEprArtt, WHO Is assisting to mike
things comfortable for tlle, English IN 1ro.
land, is the person who l,a,l some little rep
utatlon few years ago rs lecture agent.
Dnt hc was It newspaper writer years before
!e went Into tho lecturo business. lie was
burn III Iscrwtck.o1l-rweetl III 1883. lIv be-
gan writing for the New York rrtbuuc III
1A52, Mt tic ago 0f 10. liz was prominently
identified with tho Free-Soll struggle lit Katl-
sas III 1851, ~ and IT; hclpetl toargunIzo tta
.olorcsl scto0ls in Charleston after tho Wnr;
WIS Interested lit tllo struggle for Iinytlerl
independence, ind was one of thu Joint Co,n-
ln!sso1iefs sent by tllat Government to Wasll-
fllgtu1
, 1880-11-12

S..ya "(:atj," In one Ut Ills eossl,, letters :
w !t'ly from rlhyclnn'!, s!sthr nf Mira. Gcn.
Ayer, Ut Washington City, told inc this nftcr-
'lu0u tlHt thrcc ycurs atn Hlic wus l1lyuK the
Capita! With 0un GnrttGd, wien suddenly they
encountered stnnscy Matthews. 'uh,' Hilu OK
eiai'nr'l. 'thoros that hnrrI! tnan that took tho
place III tho s'eato belonging to yul. t1cf,. Oar.
held.' Charley Foster, a'ahnl overheard the
rcmnrS' for ho was walking With tho ln,ay's
s'sser. atsd lo rotoFtcl: Don't yo,l Ihty Gar
Hold 1T All, We ,lro gong to t,I,ul, RIGHT over
tho Se'latG fnt0 tho Willie House, Thu ]u.ly
says 1t w,'s uttered III Jest. but bpcame truo III
rurncSt."
, 1880-11-12

ST. 1.orIs lacked nniy 700 votes OF giving
plurality fur Garfield. which 1t wouI.i sulvo
dunu but fur tho Acknowledgement Ut nuty
negroes. whose nMnlUs wcre strlekut, fro,n tho
registry lists ly u pnrtfsnn Isanri. Kunsas City,
tho 'isc1tcss And tlsiftiesl city In thu Stn.c,
nctually did Ktvo Republican ,nuJnrity. Tho
11mcd Of knnsas City de'.iarrs that tho ltc-
publlcans cnrrlcti thu election hy importing
hotsies Of fer"ctons ncgroos frt,m Kn11snH,-
rather III tnpruhnbtu atory M Its fucc. Old John
llrnwn never Thought tho Iny would cnlla When
kai>sas would bA acGl,sch ut cnrrytx NerIb-
'!ean ciectans fn Missouri. I'luy dit things
differently III tlis time.
, 1880-11-12

publican party will re,min III power Just so
long Aa the Democracy nrts rs 1t has dime fhr
tho past twenty-fhtr yeHrs: hlfd, as Huura,ls
fnrgrt nntitsg s.lMi lc.s't lnItllt:x, It 1niy t,a
nreritp,l NJ rrrtaln That II will mt rlnlnEcits
tu.t1,rr ur its pl,lctfcrs Int will keep right
nfnng in thu even tt,nr uf liz evil why's alllt
laundering practices.
, 1880-11-12

TnE Rev. nr. Stephen II. Tying, Jr.. hs.s
tot'l now story ot air. tnuoln. 1t tho elso OF
nsclcntEt1c convention In Washington ,Illsnl,u..
Oh hcie9stes cnslcl on tho President, j npltI-
bcr addressed him, nNl after sa,uo rntl,cr mi
sumo remarks Eaisi' "sr. I'rusi.lr,lt, wo trttst
during this ttn,e Of tEal In which thu Nation ia
on9a9rsl uMl II III ossr slc, and will viyu III
yIutory." 70 this Dir. Ltlleoln tspttt.i; "slr.
my cfncert Is not wAollor fIpt; ts a, o,,r sir.
Ny sseat concern is su bu on Gods sllo. Tor {,ot,
Ia always right"
, 1880-11-12
THE CONVICTION or BARNuM, HEWITT

The prosecution ln tic Aturcy Chinese let
tcr forgery liase nj lust established tlGir
rnsc. a,th brought this Infamous conspiracy
IN llcfrHllu Gell. (tnriictt Ut VOTES i,utnc to
tho very tl.a,rs Of thG Democratic National
Colil,Islt.er, MIL IiatlG theM Wtrticpcs trfmt.
7cs. fhe confessions If Samuel =. Af1nny
ami l.obert Lindsey, u,ulcr arrcst tnr perjury
III swearing tu Il knowledge Of II. r.. M0rey.
settle tho matter Of The fraud bcyol,d any
further question, and would Convict tho ,nan
1}arnum MID Ills gnng of cul,splrMtors. nut
excepting Mr.. Abram $. Ilewitt himself, In
my court Ut justice in the land. Tl,u men
Mercy atul l.lntspy stat,d charged befntu tho
courts witt, perjury, anl llnva confessed IT,
'rlse members 1T tho Democratic National
Committee stard charged bcforv Tho chllntry
will snbor,,atIon ut perjury, nmf tl0 not
need to confess II, wtern Tim proofs arc rs
c1eur us tho daylight niut admit Ut
llu explanation ur tlefeIlsc. Onu Df tfAo
lmrju,ers, Morcy, OWLS tint l,e WAS uuartercl
In tic roou,s of the Democratic National
Committee. after having been sent from Law"
trtlce, Afass., BY twu Democrats, one OF whom
er..s IL Presidential Etcctor On tho De'no-
cuttiu tlehct 1T that Stusu; that he WIS
coacllelt ts .o Tho testimony ,e should give;
nt,l tint he was patd siiO for 1t III n check
tr1w, II, Ills order a,ul received from tic M
,,o,,ul Dcyu,wyn,tr Committee, rho othrr
rnscal. Lindsey. acknowledges ,l,at l,o WIS
srnt fur Tn "a, tn Cumberland. Sfd., lust be-
for. tho election. by unc WIlltuu II, lr!rr,
,ixt, m Eicctnr NJ, tyc f}e,uoert,ffc tiel;ct nj
lin, S,uia. t|,at In was Instructed hy 1,rtec
u.uf anuthrr D,mmrot ns tn The mart he wns
IN ufnv. tint II. wos t,,on srnt to thu
nl,,ro NJ Truin. wh,re the forrers coacl1cd
| lin, SIN fur,hor IN liza tnati,,o,v In
w.s w IN % ,,,vr. nu,t fin. he l,,.n sinrrv.
,yus @ mild for t,;s ytt,a1my, rho rnn,,sr] fnr
,ho ,,cfrnxc mr.. ,,nv try;nq IN wosL ttrtr
| houfa IT thc mnttcr. Thp mr,ubrrs of Inn
nr,nncrntic Sa,To,m, rommttlnu mn. invent
;,,c MI su,ta ,,f ;,,rrn1nrs t,,onrtrs l., s,,ow
tint t1,cv lne,v nutl,.,u- nj t,,o m.r,nr,,.s.
T,.v ,,r. ,,n,viinv sn,,t,nv n,n, s,,,irmluv
o,,t ~ a1, uortu ~ ,,nina AMI ',rrs,ln,, nu,,'
o"' ~ ~. ',.' " W. t,a.t
ee"e" W." =" 'e"e.'l.iIo "'ten ] w. l.ss't T.
Ply; su's poo' ~ '..o.t na'' r,.' M'" ..,s,
" '"'e ,.4'"nou' ""''sin'"ss. ',,, w. Nv 4an'''
s'' ps'c' o"s,.u, W.. "o. ~ .''9'. s
e"ls .1lo 'esp,S.o'ats. . Ivy "'tt "o'' .'''".
n.e's "u s,.e,y - ~ '','i !" e'''s WY ~
,nen ~ ronl,e"is u.l',sn a''A e"eIu's' ,.,'.
ms4ea''er .nes i.''so o'1y lnosascs'eS % "u.'e ~.
, 1880-11-12

W,to hired Sa.lue! =. Afurcy and lioEert
Lindsey, nllas O'fsrtrn, 10 SWEAR falsely?
Since they l,aye cu1,fessctl their ferjnry l,o-
ho,ly seems to have snsprctcl that they wera
lying under ontll. tsarnnm tlnr't kntsw:
Seatt .!on't know; ttu Truth ~ don't know;
l'ltiir stan't k,nw; TRUTHS attorneys slon't
kn,w; PHILIPS attorneys tt1n't knew.
EycryMHiy councctul, f,rnrfy ur remotely.
with the stagu business Of tho f,rgery
thought tint, Morcy and OI,r1cn were ,'!ee
tcit The truth uml travel fr0m AInryland ind
Massachusetts 10 swear tO It. OF cn,trse
1'rHih's attorneys never saw these liEce
young i1en Until they held up their clean
han's III col,rt to be sworn! Attorneys arc
not In tile liablt IF ascertAfntnE what Wit
litssas prop,sr 10 testify III l'eiort calling
them. Oh, no! Attorneys nro peculiarly
c0nstdtnY Il, their ilasures. Hess your soul !!
Intelligent rpa'ler. tho attorneys Of Truth nre
as pure IN this tMattrr rs Truth l.Scff. And
they have confessed. ln.Icl. ~ tlieir sweet
witnesses have confessed. "'rl,e National
Democratic Committee proslupad these otlor-
o,!s Witnesses" explain Iruih's attorneys.
"rllerc Is l,o ,,sa ,naking any bones about
that" rXclnn tho attorneys. with l0itl
laughter. A,,l, as they proceed, tlioy clluekle
over the FIN Ut the thing:
The part Ut tho casu relHttng to these twp men,
Msry nnt! Ul.rlrn, t.; fr,nn lts Inception. tho
tr1lriun'A A!lhlllvIt wns uru,hlty mau ln EnIn.
hef!An'. Mil. II. the ,!ay icfpre tho ctcutton, ut
y a q w. w , ;ri III ft Il Uirss
siMsrinent. Itd suE4esie'l to hl!n thu M'ltts'.-
bi!!ty Y lt.itns i n tlle t"r &c ~ a!1!,t.st.
Democrats, WIN Ind Interested themselves In
, 1880-11-12

1.tnr. Sw1aG's sermons arc nov nr,u,,,
regularly In tho Cincinnati Comn,errth qh"ss
IL snft,u tlanger that tho V,txtor IT lin r.a...,
Clliirch will Gacotr'c tho universal pfcsrhs, -
tho Northwest. Tho children cry for thn,o ~ ~
mons, '-''
, 1880-11-12

HnoyEIss health IS I'LL object Of National
soflc!ttdo. 1t II sA!t to te 1,uur. II il aho,Is
Kct wursb and Gr0ver shoull die thore wo,l,, X.
mo vacant chn!r In tho Senate, aud t)rc.,or
wutftd send Il itepubllcnn to I'LL 1t, "SA
, 1880-11-12

most Of tho trutle Of the city, II this bc true,
tho latter arr having the brst 1T the rRrgain.
They nrp taking hold uf tic ti.ht cl, IF the
problem whfr1t presents i!*ulf tn i,st riif
2cl,S, wt!rlt Is siniry ',nw tu ,h:skclutli ends
meet ,uul 1up over II lft'r.
, 1880-11-12

GEy. lt4tSCnCti sail the day after c,.o,,..
tint he WIZ sorry ;'ofy for Tho pcontc ar, wv
purity" Tho rcnplo nrn sorry ny for him. r9 .as 'as
beAr up anazlngly well Under liler .r,cf Tss Tss
party IL snrry only fur tho spolIs Of otco ~, aa
teNrs won't fetch thuH. ~'' "'t
, 1880-11-12

THE Now York journal Of Commcrr,
rock-rontei i3nnrton organ. has much ia Nv ~
"Thc Aftsrswclt" OF tho l'roIk,uutul canrsm
It ts strongly III tavor Of letting swell cuouvs
nlpnQ. '~
, 1880-11-12

nur c.,,cAno TnlNrAr hns established hrnnef'
occs fnr TIM srccpt vi subscriptions nd nAsoFtsa+
nsents n Eo11t'xs:
Sl:w YutK-j,oom :, Tribune Building. S.r. NC.
FANIflS. Mnnngtr
GLASGOW, St.n!and-Allans AMERICAN News
Agancy. Ut Nenhtltl.st ..... ...
LOSiioS. Ens.-AmcrIcan E1chnnao, 10 suand'
HENRY +. HIEt.lf. Agent ....
MAsuISu1UE. u. E.--tala F street
, 1880-11-12

MEN may come and men 1l,ay 10, hut p,t,
yatu Dnfzcll writes IN forever. It "a IpI[credh.
WIS tho oriutnal nngcl who interviewed Aloa
Hen Adhem, a,ltl t1owuctl him.
, 1880-11-12

T1iE Republicans Of Michigan, ,.,.
"n,aas,ed tho Democrats nj tho l,,, -, la'l
1."k Ut tho ts,,rcs. and II yo hnyr nns ,reoa.
to shcs1 for thu poor Dons prepare II, .ta3 .eats
HOW. s4 saan
tsa9i'Gh. .ttss.+s. s.+s....-.++......,,... ,n-
, 1880-11-12

Nil. RrsKtS has rs stsnng ,upItlions nn Tho
t}lcatres ns tn nll other subjects. liz snys In II
recently written letter: s1'he one thing ! hn,u
tHaay nasny IA thnt tho itlen nf mukt,l. money
by II tapAtre alId snnk1ng It educational ut tho
tic anHc tmo a utterly tn he got ont Of peoples
heads. Yn1 dent mike mui,oy ont or stltI,-or-
the-lane. nor should vol, out 1T ctrrrh nor
Should y0lI ont nr Il college, nur should yo.1 nit
OF !hcntrc. Lot there be 10 sturring cl tho
RtnXe b'srf1s. moro thur Oh tho deck, hut tho
broalsItle we'll tlciivcrcJ.' Mr.. fsusktn went t.,
l'cnr ""lillam Tell" III Itlris lately. at.,l wins
much tilsR,tstcs "sly belief is" tlo loctnrcs,
they scarcely sang piece ef pure Isosstm! nj
night. but ha1f tltc III 1nnnrt, skimhc- sI;atnble
tuncE. aild quito unsVenllably clumsy and con-
mon ballrt."
, 1880-11-12

AZ THE necessity for "go!ng to tho ,,,yot-
.ns ~ tho wani club passes tway, paturfnIltas
enose. te'cefa1l'y atltn IN tho cur,,or, u.,d 10
contributes hts sh.tro 10 Tho checrf,.lncss pf thc
aomc'etsele. Tlo thought may somstl,nss llit
, 1880-11-12

GARrtEtD's majority lit Minnesota foo,,
up W ,a1a over Hancock.
, 1880-11-12

!sES 1T1IL says: "'rlM Republican partv
VIII tAka tlle Presidency praceatly. tn.t.,,,st, ~,
soatla Wills it," Mr.. lllll rcsai,uls US Ut ti,n
urcalll who, havlng been sutsnlIy spuuh.af IN,
put !" he.l by hls paserilal ancestur, sufts run,
t1t''ler tue blankets. FasAur-wjll-cnr,n,t,.
nxs-hls-owtl-~wny- =. because liz.
eanse-l tunt feel ablu tn yet up anl llrk hJn,r'
, 1880-11-12

7
rrnr,or, STREET. corner Of Mnrruo. EnRaucmeni
nf tho lt!snlfJ Droif,erb, "Asouu1 the World II
Eighty UaJs" ).
, 1880-11-12

Grand t}pern-1Iouse.
Clark strcat, ni1asttn now Const<1toufe. En9ard"
mens Of Dar1owf Wilson, pFinsoss. and wosfs A1n'
BirQla.
, 1880-11-12

f1erk ssrrHt. bNtwnnn Lake hnd Randolph. Enrn1t
rnept OF Hnullbaknr'h Soye!ly Combination. rnEea
entertainment
, 1880-11-12


r,nndo1nh street, holwccn t:IHrk nnd In aaits. En-
gaRer1rent Ut tho Collier Combination. "Hankesz
DAlsgtser.H
, 1880-11-12

hnrllclt'a ma1orlty... ......., ,,,..
,sI. saetes sn,aan eight h.lrel md ,hIs,r.
, 1880-04-11

lie was trustee Of some estates which Included
Srtz,ct1r paper, and his brother held stock IN
several Providence. bnnks tlat were interested
III the louttng notes Of tho once FUNGUS mouse"
The creditors Of the Spraguo cstate now pro-
pose to test tho validity Of Mr.. z. Chafeos title
Us tho trustee Of the inrse property. which rep
rcscnts, perhaps 4 valuo of $4,000, ,ooo- The Gu
IRE sar i @ frotesane y y M us st{ auEe
haye formerly treated it as family concern.
aud no one knows what proportion, If any, may
belong to the various members Of the family
The creditors, on the. other hand, are IN IN
dignant that for years they have received no
dividends, no interest, md no account such as
they think themselves entitled to-. Mr.. Chafcc,
the trustee. meanwhile hns administered the
estate to suit himself. He has paid very little
attention to the brothers Spraguc, and he appa-
rcntly believes in the principle that possession IS
nine points Of tho law He has once or twice
been uskcd to resign his position us trustee, but
calmly answered that he could not very well
entertain such proposition. Nor had amy
court thus fur succeeded in making tho SLIGHTEST
impression upon this confusion. 1t Is certainly
strange that case of insolvency involving many
millions Of dollars has SO fur baicd tho law the
courts, and the creditors. The history OF tho
rise and full Of the Rhode Island spragucs will
ultimately nuke II very curious chapter IN the
clus ses celebres Of the country.
, 1880-04-11

sublime hight to which choir might have risen
by assuming. that its performance was not the
object OF the meeting.
II that meeting had begun ut the time ndver-
tised and ended before onc-third or 0ne-half tho
audience were driven OF by weariness, it might
have inaugurated new ora and started new
crnp If great men.
AZ It nov Is, tho public have no rights which
managers are bound to respect. 6penkers, on
prete1t of talking few moments on some one
subject, get before IN audience forthwith, proud
to strike un attitude and hnrAnYue it for nn in
detinit period. on some totally irrelevant matter.
Those who sat It out to hear Mr.. Herforl's
excellent address have reason to thank him for
sayin: there is n 1o-cent pamphlet which gives
..Bob inrersoll bad been dragged III and tIage-
lated. and Edward Everett Hale eulogized, Chi
cago glorified and the people pleaded with not to
pull down tho churches, but to rally and make it
4 university city, after lnrgc surplusage of
words on many subjects during tho short inter-
walls between the music, there was little time
left for hearing much about Charming, even by
the hundred who staid 90 lcng they did not reach
home until after midnight.
JANE GREY SW1ssHELM.
, 1880-04-11
MIR. AfApLESON,s PLANS.

At the recent benefit given to Mr.. Mapleson
in New York he was called before the cur
tain, and, i'll his reply to the call, said:
+ am hnppy to state that my arrangements
with the Directors as to the future have been
settled to our mutual satisfaction, and will be
made known In due course. l hive rcAngaged
for next season ul the most favorit artists in
Guiding Signor Cnmpnnini, SignDr Gulnssi, and
others not forgetting my celebrated chief, Ar
diti. have this moment received Il cable from
Mime. Gerster twl1o desires to be remembered to
the contr1tct for next season.. have alre;uy
signed Nile. Christine Nilsson's contracts and re-
turned them to her.