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, 1881-10-06

'rnE Fast Park has beer named ,1ncksoll.
Az tho South Park Commissioners, or Il mn
jortty Of them, arc Stntc.soyerctgnty Demo-
crnts. 1t is n natural Inference TINT they tle-
signed to t[u lionor to tho memory Ut "Slone-
wall" 1nckso.t, ex-Confeflerato f'eneral. Hiat
VIC nre willing to gtvc them the benefit Of thu
.oubt and admit, fur the sal;e OF argument,
TINT they named tile pnrk alter Andrew
jackson. n formcr President uf the United
States: What t!lon9 Tile t,a,llo Is ,lo more
appropriate III ono case tltan th TIC other.
Anttrew .Inc!1son Ia chiefly known and re-
,nemburett In American history rs the author
Ut tic spoils system. ,11u WIS a1t obstinate.
passionate. yindict1ye old man. lie fought II
bnttlu Mt Now Orleans after articles Of peace
Ind been sighed; nnt ho thrcatened to
hang john G. Calhoun, but didn't
perform TINT t!lustrious serylcc., Tic one
durable tI,ing That lie did do was
to adopt In pluctlcs the pernIctons theory Of
william l.. Marcy. ITO the yictors belong
tho spolls"; nnd tho policy which lie Intro
ttucod has ever slnqe prevailed II, onr Gos-
orllmeMt alnl been n curse to ul.r institutions.
All TINT Andrew Jackson did OF gootl could
not atol,o fur TINT great political wrong Wo
emit improve OF tho na1l,e Of jackson for
one of tho parks. It isn't specific enough.
People Gnu never be sure whether "Stolic-
wall" or "1Al,tlrow " WINS intended. 1t might
better be called "Stonuwnl' !" Park at once,
or "Old Hickory" or "By-the- Eternal :"
Park; but not plain jackson. There IL Il
grcnt I1ar,u In cur history Which Is not ope1'
to any OF those objections. It Is the name OF
Franklin. M conspicuous traltor ever wore
T. II
, 1881-10-06

We ire surprised thnt tic South Park COM
lnissoncrs. 1nnjority Of whom aro State
sovereignty Democrats, did not namo tho
East Park "IIancock." Thu people might
be LETT to guess. whether the honor was ir-
tended for John Inncocls, who wrote IL FREQ
md flowing hand in tho Revolutionary pc
rlod; or for Winfield Scott Hancock, n Dcnl-
ocratic deity OF modern date. Tho a1n-
blKuity in this caso would not be more pall.-
full than tho doubt which Inns arisen In COLI
necton with the na,no oil Jackson. Was 1t
"Stonewall OF "O!l Hickory" The Com
missioners desired to honor?
, 1881-10-06

n tovor NJ ,itorotnro ami n s1udc,,t fu |
actc,,cn nnd histury. f1n Ind n most
srrnris,,r a.,rk of lnformu,tm IN n1l suh-
in..s #" ,vn. u ,v,li,,cnf nnn1,nufst nui II
slut,.su,on, t;cr. Artl,ir,a hdhtts. nssocia- |
lima nma nnhlIc c,yrnr. m rnr ~ tney nro
kmnyn. wn,,ld mal;n Il tmpossi,ls tint he
slo,,ht ,,oxo kcut ,nrc with t}nric)i IN lenr,,-
l,v n,nl IN u,t,1Ic a,fnirs. rim ,omonIa ,tunn
tl,o Tina Of MI nctlyo local potttlcta,t, e,l-
rn9c,, tn tbe t,runnfznt,on nntI cuntrt,I Of tho
mr,;snn murhinn nr n rreat ctty ,lkn New
York, nre snrh flint Ito can1ot devote l,ln-
self tn thu st,,,lv If lpol,a nnl1 tho SCIENCE Of
rny.r,,n,t,,,,. irrnco h IL mnuif,stty no,,-
anusc In ,rnno,,,,re tim. Arthnr thu en,,aI of
t,nr1leld "ln every respect exccpt If, orntoryn;
nua ouv aucl, ,iHrrn,,cn ro,nlnv fronl tim.
Grant worll soyor of uersot,nl preiutl1cp
ounl,st Tim ta.c President. Whether Or MT
President Arthur Ia " tho s,,pcrioy y III Ills
urc,lccrssor =" in versot,nl independence md
s!nrjcnrss Of p,,ruosu ;, will bo tested by the
SUCCESS f,r t]lo rortnur in cscnutup tho clutches
1T corrunt tn1ttjcn, r1u,,e wl,icl, yre1,ls t{,-
terminal Ia fustc1, Itsctt uuol, tho ]uttcr
Nor nro we willing Ia believe Tint tcn.
Grant tptluups In B,le,, hnrsl, criticisms 0f
prrsI,lrnt t;nrJin]tl's nnppintmcnts MS aru pt-
triIu.rd IN him III Tia rurprtcl col,ycrsa-
finn. What. far iustauce, couttl {;en. tlruut
rnran liz aharutnu f;nrttnfL with "t!,c l,Nllt-
cat fnurattt,,do ~? inrrntitrule to whom?
Tn f,nn. Grnntp How? uns {,cu. uruut
any CHIN tlpon this country wl,iclt has mt
1,enn we'll rccogniymlY Did Garfield utter
ferc will, at,y further honors ar emolutucnts.
uubtic ur uriyutr. whtcl, might hnye been
conferred upol, {c1l, I; rant hut for s,cli ill.,
lerfcrencep II 40. when anil fl wut l,lntt-
npro Gen. Garfield was not n candidate for
Tho nomination which tho l,ouubjcan party
conferred ,,,on him In tl,o Chicago Conyc.,-
linn: t,en, Grants frtdnls did all They cot,l,
IN Tho cnnycutio,, 10 prcycnt tho nomination
or fIur,|cfd. or ANYBODY extent {lratIt, WI,nt
"baltl iugratit,uIo u lid Garfield show, III tl.o
absence Of nil obligation, which would war.
rant Grant In commenting thereon after
{;nrtiptd's tIcat!lp
ills wall known t1rut tlGn. Grant hears no
tnyo fur secrctary DIatnp. hit It dues not
scct, reasonable TINT ho st,ould spcals OF
Butue,s uupofntmpnt to tl,o Cabinet as +" tho
first nttl grcatest bl,lntler III tho series or
t;ar1ieJ,l's nltstakes.n IIaInc's appointments
us Scrretnry If statc was r,roeuizel by tho
w1,o,r Na,fou NJ pntircly t3t~ mil proper-tho
yery hest tint could l,o matle, lie occunted
MI exrcnt1onal,y prominent place III tho l,e-
uublicnu mrty. and esuecinIIy In Tho ulaIorl-
ty nr tba pnrty w,,trb triun,u,,ed #, tho CHI
rnro f,onvoutinn. Itts nrcnt ability wns col,-
cc,lr,l ~, nj, siics. auti hfs seIcction M
Premier fu thu {;arlIol,t Administration was
| accautcd m n nrotntso of strength. fIns
I,fnfnn dam nuvthuu willis ncc,uyinp that
,ns1t1nn 10 t,u,nir lin nuntfn con,Ittrnen In
, 1881-10-06

AN excellent illustration Of the ,aannor In
which the "nnGlItnc" is rllll In New York
City Is furnished by tile proceedings OF tho
Thirteenth, Assembly District primary, from
which tho vote OF Ge,,. Arson G. AlcCook
was excluded. ton. McCook is Repub-
llcan member Of Congress from tho district
wller0 lie wns not permitted TO vote at u lle-
publican primary meeting. Ills name was
entered yenrs ago unon tho roll Of the Re-
publican Association III his district. lie Inns
been repeatedly chosen delcgato to various
purity conventions by tic vote OF that asso-
cIation. ile was twico q member OF tho
State Central Committee, representing the
district where he attempted III vain to vote.
Tho trouble wins TINT Con. AlcCoOk was 4
candidate for delegate in opposition to tLe
Conk ticket. Hence his rn,le had niys-
tcrlously disappeared from tic roll.
This roll hal beoM prcpare! In secret
md Ind. mt been posted for ten
days. us the rules or tl!8 asgoclation re-
auirc, and members whose names Ind
been frauduionty omitted had no remetly.
Tho Cunl1 tickets had been prepared In
sucl, u why that they could 10 recognized no
matter how they were folded. Persons otEor-
lux TO vote my other ticket were Informed
that their names could not 10 found OIL the
roll. Others WIN were known to bo Demo-
ocrats, md still others wlo din not reside III
tho district Mt MI, wero permitted to v0to
when the tEekcls IN their hands were
recognized as tic fright ones" President
Garfield received 4,714 votes In this dis
tr1ct In 1850, alld yet tlle other day tho Conk
ticket WNs. chosen by only 1Us yulcS. There
, 1881-10-06
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

"stop the wagon, want seat."-ContA
missioner Cgarff.
"Retluso "-~NlflwauEce In atl 1nllnn word
slgnlfylng" Eoud country Ito leave.
II notice thnt tue Chicago Democrats lave
named their now club after me. Thanks, awful
ly."-j1,Quots.
Warsaw Is tie objective paint of the Czur's
present Journey. Waraaw will 10 remembered
It's tho pInco where Freedom shrloked when
Kose!uscU fell.
Now that cold wcathcris almost here people
shouid bn curcful about leaving tllelr overooats
nlnnc. There ID no telling when Clnclnuati
wheat specnator 1nny rench towst.'
A German Sehne.
or bills 'ranst tho county slgned many.'.
nut tho funeral trip
Was TOO much Of nlp,
And he wouldn't Indorse tt-not any,
4 fashion paper says that :" Just now theirs
Ia special fAnoy among New York women for
Iowotry." Jtlst now In ChlcRko thu sasria fatnl
malatly ts prevailing. Thoro Es nlso \ special
fancy among Noman for men Whp cal, pay tor
jowolry.
Speaking of silporstittois connected with
maIranXo, Il LonduN pap1r sayB thnt In ireland
1T Is considered M Ill umen 10 rlse bnrote tue
sun tho marriage u1orntug; to drcatn Of the
cr0aklug Of a raven. or to Ree the Hhad0w 1T his
wing lit by III the aunshtno, or to hour the
knock Of m invisible hat1d, which, howHtcr,
should be llstened for, ur to noto winding sheet
in tho candle" In ChldaKo It Is considered 'an
III nmon to rconIvu n !ntter from your .nother.
in-iaw, stAtluR that atu ia coming to spend the
summer, Or to como homo ut o'clock III tho
morning antl lind your wife awake,
l loyo the playful llttle lamb
l loye him hrolled OF roast; e..
loye tho featherei aonxster. too
AL
, 1881-10-06

TIE fuictao TRIBUNE hns established branch
occn Tor tho rocctpt OF subscriptions and advcrtAc-
nentt ~ follows: -. --.
NEW yuAK-Hoom p Tribune 1lu!id!ns. F.T. Nc
FApnES. Mahn1or. ... .r.-... ....
Gl.AYuuW. acotlnnd-Allans American News
Agency. Il ltonaetd.sL
l.OEpUN, ENa..-Amer!can Exchange. az sHhno'
NksHf F.Gtf.1.tc. ARgnt.
WASHINGTON. d. it-l3I1 atrcnt.
, 1881-10-06


eeast " l."he onpH''o', m susa ~ s"."ss s, ~.
.te ."e"ot'o ''.n' a..cu ~. os''yt g. ''o...' ,,'.
W t"','o't n"s' lao .'es''on W. ~. ~ 1u e,,.. "s0
WI t"so!"ee a"p..'t"vu W. ~ ~ .no '"''""''
lir,e ~ III" M .,en VI u 1ao s",,s -,
,r,,.,. t,as a,ito cIeun,l lilo c1,ndttjo11 tf tic
CARRYING lsa'1c. mud i 1liy bo tl't, ,nlest sung.
r Viii HI .nryy y '!1 s},n bml Of nlcrchaneu wbSh
Inns to t,e n,ovcl to market. The most zea!a,s
~, rcTo s chnnrn n w0'ti raor nd nr yast
watcrwoys useless fnr, tho purposes Of cum.
orco it sng Wt GG ~. .n II II In ' s4 III III
rcctioii, va cenrrss, Tint wp LUX will, Tho ,nost
n.,ires,enson tr w,,,en nny
In itsa caar,ss and ushor river improvements.
Our Canadian brethren should not ho dis
ipnrtenetl. rf,e yast expenditures by the
1)nuion fur tho canals ntul fnr the railroads
nyo ong been regarded In ills country as
tho lowry prepared for tho britle, whose .lcs-
tiny It to fall Into tho nrMs Ut tho American
bri,legruou1, Tho Wclanl Canal tinsnlWnys
, 1881-10-06

A rt.E.AA1St 1tenl COMES from tinhniso1s,
Colo. "Artxuna jack," ono Of tho type ut dime
luvcl heroes tllas nro entirely too con.noh ont
Wcst, attempted to " RIM tho town." and ls now
running Il snaIt lot In tue camctufy. it lB a
grcut pity that Il fuw ChfoaRo tug Cnpthins toMt
90 West md try tu "rln Il town." ThGy hare
been running this ono lung enullph.
, 1881-10-06

Nor,1LSt, bnt prnIse Il tn bc said nf tho new
pbuso III which tho ChlcnHo Herald yesterday np-
pcnrct.s The typographical arrangement Is IN
tho highest slcgreo tustoful tor q folio sheet Of
TINT sizu. and In Il general way tito appearance
Of tho Ler1sll Ia now inpst attractive.
, 1881-10-06

Mn. MILLS, one of the apostles OF ensllage.
or tho preservation Of crops III grcon state for
fodder, tho possibilities OF which ile Is illustrate
,nR at Arrul,eck Farm. Pompton. N. j.. lays
down thn following conditions ~ essential to
SUCCESS: Air must be perrectlY excluded from
tho pit or siio by a uniform md continuous
pressure or about s50 pounds to tho square toot:
tho crop SHOULD have ttowored boforo beiux cut.
and tho knives shulil1 10 shnrp enough not to
tnar thu Baccharlno saoka Inst ycur Mr.. Mills
foA for scycn months fa0 animals, cows atld
horses, from ten acres Of corn fo1der. Tho pnst
summer hs fed for ELK weeks l00 cnttle. mostly
mich cows, from f3yo acrcs at oatstown Ii tho
spring, and he believes that during tic coming
wintor ana until his eotr crop for JUS! IL really
he can, In spite Of an inferlnr yield accustomed
by tho tlroutn, keup Ito castlo on tho cora fud-
der cut from twenty-five nnres. Dir. Mills states
that one ton Of grass preserved Rreoti III n a!lo
Possesses as great feodlng cnpacity us two tons
Of tho best hay. II my ono tools .dlspused to
dispute him MIR. Mills will KalIy'fu rrIah tho
proof, and trl,tmphantty point to tits sleok md
huppy COWS, whose rlot-nlllk brings one cent a
gl,art murp thnn tho usual prloo-
, 1881-10-06

..rlIG prze tobncco package Is nmong tile
things TINT hnvo been. The scrip or ticket
which manufacturers nf tobacco hive been In
tho habit Ut inc!9slnY In i'nrkngcs has been de-
cittcd tn bg violation Ut tho internal rcveuue
law. subJcctlng the pcrson who lssues It to a
Ilno Ut e6g0 or imprisonment for six mpnths
, 1881-10-06

Ats,. EuuEnr JAsiIEsoN's revision OF tho
city ordinances, tor which tho Taxpayers Aro
asked to pay ela,00o, 10 pronounced decided
and complete fallpro hy tha CITY .Attorney and
othors who hayo bud occasion to usc tho work.
Nut long ngo Mr. Jau!eson toualae worry much
exc!tpd because THn TntnUNN called attention
to the fact that, "a "soyised" by 1atntesotl, tho
1lso ordinance was rendered. practically worth
less aud 3uupprattye, Flo now has aa oxcolleut
opportunity 10 become 'excItcd aRaint for City.
Attorney Cameron, In tho courso of ouFsory
examination al tha "rovised," has discovered
thirteen gsarlng defects, to which he has callol
the attention OF Controller Quincy. When Mr.
lamtcsun COLLECTS Sla0 GU for his revision OF tho
city ordinances he will probably know about 1t.
, 1881-10-06

a CASE which bears striking resemblance
OF that In which the unfortunate Jonne Cramee
Is the central hxurp Ia now creating a great ex-
cltemens ut, Rochester, N. +. Last Monday
night tho hoIy of u beausitu! Rlrl about 20 yaara
oldAvua found Ia tho canal near shAt place, tho
clothIug being terribly dlsarrauxad md tho
Aeau beariuX the lNHTka Of two severe wounds.
Tho dead womal,'s nauio was Nellie Wright, nut
, 1881-10-06
THE MICHIGAN FIRE RELIEF.

4lTs lI0lcllklaS Llt 5CEEcttFi III lllo 4tAiE1A"
ga,, Relief Fund, las furnished us wftl.so'nu
statistics Of the regent forest Tires III Mtcli-
Enn md Of the relief which Is necessary to
MD tho sufferers until tliuy en1 get into q
position 10 help themselves; nt1tl, ~ they Will
serve to answer many questions wh !ch aro
frequently, addressed tn u.s. We glyc the sub
stance of them. Tho tiro district EMBRACES
lwsethrls of 1luroE, NJ, Of Snnf'ac, tho
eastern two-tlltrds Of 'ruscUln atll tie north
ern townships Ut ucncsee nlld Inpcer.
About slxty-fnur townships arc embraced In
thu bllrhrs district, covering all arca ofabo,t
1,:W Square miles. Not NIL Of thls wits dey-
nstatetl, hut nut far from 800 sanaro miles
was left without Il building or living trcn
standing upon IL, while tho remainder wna
left III Il sorry plight. Tho Dctrott Trl'',t'1c
estimates tho humber Of hwoIinE-l1ouscs
burned ut l,t+7, representing, Of course, I'LL
e,lunl number OF fnllIilics, WHO lost Their
houses, barns. Turning implements, asul
crops, together with their clothing, tlown
to what tpy had on their hacks when they
sought places Of safrty. 1t Is Impossible lis
yet 10 shy how many persons we're burned to
tlruth, but 2W are known to have rerEsled ut
the time. stat,y lsaso d1ctl sncu frotn tho
effect Of t!,eir injuries. while tho lAcK OF
comfortable dwellings, bedding, ctc., Is like
Is TO cause ,nany others to s,Icculnb during
tho coming winter. Tho greatest present
nectt Is food supplies, dwellings, however
humble, bedding, ctcap furniture for Kitchen
,lsu, stoves, cooking utensils, underc'otlIlng,
pork, buff, lumber, agricultural IMPLEMENTS
rt,l other things which are not likely to 10
donated, but tsust be purchased. Tho sut-
, 1881-10-06

MlsEoEruNEs l1evar- come stuRly:s, Oia OF .
thet Amerloun horses In Europe was deplnrod
out Of m important rdco, and hnd Chicago
Democratic club named after him, all In one
day,
, 1881-10-06
pDSTAGE.

Enteytd At the f1Jf.mr nj Chicago, IT,. a. Stean1-
C7Hts Matter.
For the bone1t OF nuF patrons who desire to sond
etEec cppes OF THE TutISR through the mail, wu
give herewith tho tr.,rslcnt ratc Of ruAtatu:
Fhrtfon HHt DoRssfac. Pr cHnu.
E1r len. twelvc. md fourteen llHD paper. cut,tA
Eixict.rl e}9aeH. md twenty laao Mput....! cant4
IwcntJ.iw1 and swost5-fonr rtd1 hPof..s,.4 eentss
, 1881-10-06

The Insurance on ill this destroyed prop-
erty Ii satd to 10 only sla9, ,o:ta Although
peop!o's hearts lIayo generously opollea
toward tho Michigan sufferers, their needs
l,nve by no means bccn nut. Probably much
distress is In store fur them during the co1,l-
InE cold season.
, 1881-10-06

nIcVsekcr'a Thcntre.
Mat]f.on street. betwcnn State md Dearborn.
Engagement OF Denstan Thompson. "toshua Whit
, 1881-10-06

Grand OpeFn-atruse.
Cihrk street. opposis nav Court.lfouso. EnTa1e-
meat of tho Uhlon.aquare Theatre Company
"Ereuch Flais.''
, 1881-10-06
Grnr,,t tt,ern.y(ut,s.,.

1Ianl~y'4 Thentrc.
Nantoph ntrcct. botucen Clark md la salles
Engagement of Thomas ". Kecnc. "1lamlce+"
, 1881-10-06

EyceNm Fhcntre.
nesplatnes atrept. nenr Madison, Wost Side. varl-
CITY entertainment
, 1881-10-06

Academy nF Mitafc. 49,.
T1n.stcd street, near Maallson. West Side. Variety
entertainment
, 1881-10-06

TttE County Commissioners who, wont to
TIM lroslt'cnts fnnorai at Cleveland came to
tho correct conclusion after llttlo reelection
TINT Dave CInrk and Ell 1'lklne Ind been alto.
1othor too inst and unanimous III rushing thelr
hands Into tho County Treasury 10 pny The cost
Of tho trip. Including tho expenses Of ton or u
l0zo.t Invited g,leata. Those Of them who hal
not takon my VI tho county's money hhvo made
ktinwn their purpose not to acecpt 1t X offered,
md thoso WHO Ind accepted for such "cx-
ncnae" money returned 1t to Til Filktns with
tho request TINT he should hand tho amount
luck to tho County TrolslIrer.
, 1881-10-06

Olympic Thentrc.
Clark street. between Lake And Randolph. "FuF-
nlshel KoUms."
, 1881-10-06

Criterion {'Thenarc.
Corner OF Sadgwck and Division streets. variety
4n ntartnlnnlhDt.
, 1881-10-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

li0SnUH, l.NI.-AnGrlcnn Exchnn28t 4G bLIhaus
NLsHf +. .Gtf1.tG. ARent.
WASHINGTON. u. t,-13l1 atrcet-
SNs@Znz.M....EsN..1
AAlusEAlINT5.
Madison street. butwcan State md Dearborn.
Enlargement OF Dennan Thompson. "joshua Will.
comb"
JInveriy's Theatre.
Stonroe atrcet. botween Clark and Ilcnrborn. En-
Eazenlept Of Joht, Mccullough. "ilnmlet"
Olympic 'Fhentrc.
Clark etEcct. between Lake And Randolph. "FuF-
nlshel K0ums."
IIanl~y'4 Theatrc, .
Naneotph street. botNcen ClHrk and La salles
Engagement Ut Thomas ". Kecnc. "l1anslct"
Grand Opern-1trt,se.
Cihrk street. opposts td" conrt+llouso. Enaaae-
"Freuch Flats"
Academy nr HEna1c.
f1n.sted street, near alaallson Wost Side. Variety
entertainment
Eyceum Thrntre.
uesplanes atrept. near Madison. West Side. Farl-
CITY entQra!ument.
Critcrton{ {'Thcnare.
Corner OF sadgw1ck and Division streets. Variety
entertainment
O'ISrlen's Gallery.
.0s Wabash avenue. Art Exhblton-"T Tho Court
Of Death"
Intluatriml Expnsltlou.
Lakt-Front. oppos!t Adams htscct. Upon day mud
evening"
, 1881-10-06

rho was tho danphtor Of a prosperous farmor
residing noar ltoeiieatnr, bit for tho past two
yoarr tho xfrl had booh employed in 1sochettorns
Il sensnstross. III her p.,uket woro faund twu
setters-ono to her fashor md Dnu to hot
mother-whch sthtcd that eho Ind beou
botruye,i anl tloacstott by Fred Hopkins, and
that sl,o wins going to tnke roiso.i, Tint tho TN.
fortunate woman was not drowned Is shown hY
the fact that hor lunRs wore froo from uater,
aud tho rant Of nor otnthlng being dsafranked
md her hend dsftgured by wounds ia suspicious,
Hopkins, tho man reforred to In tho lotteto. wna
arrostcd, nnd said TINT Miss Wright had been
Mt his house on tho Thuraday night provlot,h to
tho flndg Df tho body but hntt lott cnrlv in tito
morning. saying she WIS Ro!nR homo. Hopkins
Is now In jail, and uncss tho analysts OF tho
girls stomnoh Should rovcnl the presence Of
poison will undoubtedly bo hsid for her m.,rlor.
, 1881-10-06

0'Iirlehta Gallery.
aQB Wabash ayenue. Art Exh!tllon-"T Tho Court
, 1881-10-06

Int1ustrinl Exr0nltlpu.
Lakt-Front. oppos!t Adams htscei. Upon day mud
a1A 1li1u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-04
70 RKTowN CELBBRA1 ION.

RICHMOND, August 1.-The Yorktown celebrR'
tiOn begins under the auspices Of the Centennial
AssoCiationbD the 18th Of october and continues
until the 18th, when the national ceremonies be.
gin. Congress sman Goode, President Of the ASs0.
citation, will deliver the opening address, and on
alternate days addresses will be delivered by
Secretary Of the Treasury, Carl sChuIz, and Fred.
erick R. Condelt and Professor Charlier, Of New
York. Religious services will be conducted on
Sunday the 10th, in the morning by Rev, ]. j..
KeRne, Catholic Bishop Of Richmond, assisted by
Rev. James GibbonR, Arch Bisht p Of Baltimore,
and primate Of the Catholic church Of the United
Sta teg, and In the evening by Rev. John Hall, Of
New York. The festivities will embrace pyrotec-
MIC displ ays, concerts and o nation al regatta on
the 10th. The Moor House scene Of eapitulation
will be used for the reception Of visitors. One
room will be reserved for the exhibition Of revo.
lutionaEy relics,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-04
NTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1881.
NEW GOVERNMENT IN PERU.
Congress Organizes and Elects CaIderon COnstI'
tutiOnsl President.

PANAMA, July 2S-Ntws from Peru to the lllh
inst says that on Sunday, the 10th, quorum was
obta' ned the Peruvian Congress was organized,
and the business of legislation begun. The Pres
Idential message 10 a brief document, and
throughout renders apparent the dificu ties,
doubts and dangers by which the Provisional
Government is surrounded. Never, perhaps, waG
the President OF country called upon for official
speech under such circumstances so painful and
perple xing-the Chilian army in possession OF
the capital, a rival claimant to power perambula
ting the interior towns, and with an army at his
command many times more powerful than the
few recruits who acknOw edge the authority OF
the Provisional Government; no archives no
treasury, no revenue; Ministers with empty port
folios; no records but the memories of the rule Of
Pardo, Prado and Perola,
President Calderon sets two objects before he
legislative bodies; First, the restoration of the
constltuugnal Iegime and, second, an honorable
peace with Chill. His concluding words are i'm
pTes'ive: "The solemn silence Otthe tOmbs which
we have passed on our way to these halls, and
which now surround us--tOmbs of heroes who
fell fighting for one flag, that Of our independ
enCe-is interrupted by one voice, which says to
us, procure the union OF all parties save the
sOpal ambitions. Hardening to this eloquent les
son, let us unite 10 deliver Peru from the evils
which oppress her. United we will realize our
object divided we will Consummate our own
ruln.N
Fifty Senators and eighty-hve Deputies wele
sworn in at the first session. After the delivery
Of the message CalderOn resigned the Provisional
Presidency, but was Immediately elected COnsu
tutlOnal President, and took the usual oath Of
office. President Calderon feels positive that the
European powers will follow the lead of the
United States in recognizing the new Constitu.
tOnal Government OF Peru,
The MOntOnerOs have been active In the in.
terror, although in small parties. Some time ago
they captured a number Of Chilians, and, after
mutilating them horribly, suffered them to return
to Lima. The Chilians swear vengeance for
these Ourages, and only few nights before the
steamer left two battalions endeaVored to escape
from their cuartels for that purpose, but were
prevented by their officers.
Orders have been given by the Chilian head.
quarters here to shoot all of PierOlR's followers
who may be found with arms In their hands, and
only few days ago combat took place near
ChiClayo between some Chlian soldiers and a
band Of MontOnerOs in which the second In com.
mand Of the PeIuVisns were captured by the
enemy, tried by drum head court martial, and
shot with eleven Of bis men. These guerrillas
are TO be treated as the franc tireuIs were in the
war Of 1870