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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17

estate of Aaron ROhn. deceased, sltUated five
miles southwest from the city of Canton lin Perry
township, Stark county, OhiS to wit: Being part Of
the southwest quarter or section No 49, tow ship No
10 and range No cuntAining one hundred and thir-
ty-stX acres, consisting OF about thirty good
timber the balance good grain grass land. The
farm contains large orchard OF choice fruit in good
bearing condition. good brick house. good frame
tenant house large bank barn with all necessary
utbuldngs Two good wells of excellent water, and
Is well adapted for stock and grain farming.
sale to commence at / o. clock p. m Terms. one
third and odd amount $50 az 10 leave even thous
sands) cash before April lst 1882; balance In
ual payments of the usand dollars each, with
Interest to be laid annually and secured by mortgage
o. the premises; the purchaser to enter into writ
ten agreement according to these terms day oil
sal Possession to be given ON April Ist, 1882.
A. PONTIUS, Administrator,
With the will annexed, of the estate OF Aaron
nov3ew Rohn, deceass ID.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
WASHINGTON.
COrkhilI's SuccessOr--EXpen of
Mourning.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-It is rumored
that Elihu Root, who accompanied the
President from New York, has been
rendered and has accepted the Office of
District Attorney for the district of
Columbia, now held by Col. COrkhill.
RumOr says his commission will be
signed on Monday, thus enabling Root
to open the proceedings in the Guiteau
trial.
John Wilson Guiteau, of Boston,
arrived here tonight. He will visit his
brother at the Jail tomorrow.
A Treasury Department official states
that bills aggregating in amount $780,
900 have been received at the depart
ment for mourning decorations on the
public buildings throughout the country
in memory of the late President. In
each case a reply has been sent to the
effect that the matter will have to be
laid before Congress, since there is no
available appropriations out of which
such expenses can be paid.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate

stark county Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction on the 10th day Of November, 1881. a one
O'CLOCK afternoon. upon the premises, the following
described real estate. situate In the couuty of tark
and state of Oh to wit: The southeast part the
northwest quarter OF section Eumber one II town
ship number eleven III in range number ten rI0l.
begi Ming Tor the same at the southeast corner OF
said quarter running thence west variation 2s1o to
the right along the south line of said quarter six
CHAINS and seventeen links to post the line
of the Cleveland, TusCarawas Valley 6 Wheeling
RaT"ad; thence north thirty four and one half de-
grre@ east hye chains to post; thence north [4Il
degrees r~t. five CHAINS and seventeen inks a post
ia the line of said quarter; thence south two and
one Eat degrees west light chains and seventy links
more or less. -
Apurais' AZ $50,
Terms Of sale. one half I'm hand and one-half in
year from the day safe with interest ;he de
teTre payment to be secured by mortgage on the
premises sJId
A. w. GOSHORN. Administrator
nov3ew orthe estate of susan KYLE dec d.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17

NEW YORK, November 15.-Charles +.
White d Co., operative chemists at 81
Maiden Lane and 20 Liberty street, have
suspended, with their liabilities at
S25OOOO.
Lewis Morris & Co., importers of
drugs and chemicals, IS Cedar street,
made an assignment, with liabilities at
GI1D Onn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17

PITTSBURGH, November 15.-The Inter
national es-UniOnCOngress is in ses-
sion here to-day. The object is to unite
labor unions of all kinds and to ask
Congress to pass an act allowing a char
ter to be granted to national trades
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
SHERIFF SALE.
Calep steel vs. Iohn shoemaker e. Al

By virtue of an order to sell issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Stark county, Ohio, aud
TO directed will offer for sale public outcry
the door of the court house. in the city Of Canton
Saturday, the Sd day of December, 1881.
the following described estate situate in said
county towit: Town lot number one hundred QO0)
in Webb's addition to the town Of Alliance
Appraised ut $500.
Sale 70 commence at O'Clock p. m. Terms cash.
nov8-ew H. ALTERRURE. sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17

ST. PETERSBURG, November 15.-Diph-
liberia, scarlet fever and smallpox are
devastating the center and south of
Russia. The severity of the diseases
exceeds ANYTHING heretofore known.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
SUICIDE AND DYSPEPSIA.

A most remarkable cure for dyspep-
sia is ''Wells' Health Renewer." The
greatest tonic best bilious and Liver
Remedy known. 81. Druggists. De-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
DECLINE OF MAN.

Impotence of mind, limb, or vital
functions, nervous weakness, sexual de-
bility, &c, cured by Wells Health Re
newer. 81. At Druggists. Depot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE.

Ask druggists for Rough on Rats"
1t, cleans out rats, mice, bed-bugs,
roaahes, yermin, flies, ants, insects. 15c
per box.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
saw MILL FOR SALE.

The undersigned wishes to sell his 'wyundotte
Chlet- Portable Saw Mil, IN good order and every
lhlns complete. For particulars enquirr of nd.
uresS. JOSEPH SHULER,
hoVlOdm~ Rlchvile Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate
Tuesday, December 9Th, 1881,

The undersigned will offer for sale at public vent
on the premises on
, 1881-12-09

1Fnyvrrn, s1,e Murderer. Must ffnng4
spteiat Dispateh TO 1he chtedeo Tribune.
MnSTI.EAf. tlro. 8.-TOiay tho news nomes
from tjtfnwn that tho convict f1ayvern, who
murdered aalter In tho st. Vincent ns Paul ren-
ltpntary. 1n,tst bn executed II, accordance with
hts sentence. Arrangements havo been nntfo
~ that tho doomed ntnn must walk out OF the
tnil to tho scAfrotd, where ho will In unseen
from the n,ttatdn worl No ono wilt eco him
savo the han7man, tho Sheriff, and hla spiritual
adviser. The only thing tn be secn of Him will
bo whrn he tlrttps through the trap into ricw
or hn,f dozcn n,,wspaper-mcn and Others.
Tomurrnv Ifnyycrr will ba yistcl by the
f!Istlot Of Mutrcal. afnhnIgneur 1'abre. who has
already BEEN tn aep HIN. Father Lasailce has
lHan iii almost constant attendance upon flnE-
yrr who aeeitsA II, t,e resigned to hla fato. itc
NptrntH tE have hull very hard tHr Ut II stnre
t,n bus bce.. In jnIl. lilo Inns 1tcn tnry ~. Ito
ilAG III nD,ntite, aud has l,aI several fits ut cpl.
lcl,sy. Doubtless tho Injury received br hln
during hIs attempt II hrcAk jail II ycar afo has
stiil i f,savy !nlInc.ce axalnst !,,; i,n; 50 far
tert, h. executed. hn will bp thu itrst
to have exptatttl his crImc TN the RnilDws III
Montreal fir tho phat ten yrHEA. TIN lust G1u.
Gntlun thAt t0t, l,lacs wns thAt OF Private Leo,
WIN afnl SeEKenht 1T h!s regiment In tho liar.
rark Squire. Tho execution takes place At 10
H. III,
, 1881-12-09

SlEnnl HcrSjfes
OrrtCE OF THE CHIEF btt,SA1. OFFICER. WASH.
tStlrf1s, H. e.. lice. I'll II. f,.-The Chcf atRnat
Ucrr furnishes tho foIinwnK special bulletin:
AZ this report there ls no atnrnl axhitftcd 0st
tho weather map. Urcas!nral light rntn or
sut,w has fallen Ia New England and the
Lower Lake rcRfon, tmt fair weather
generally prevailed. Northrest"r!y Winds
nro reported froin rho Northwest md
i;rper Lake region. nustl,easter'y from the at
Ialtic ami unlr stnt"s, sn,ithwestrrly from ttle
tbs f.uwrr Lake region, TIM MhiAle Rtatcs. and
Nrw England I'll. temperature bus fallen
frt,tn t1te tn TIN degrees IN the aatna but"rinK
O.1 the Atlantic a1,'l III tho l1pl1r Mlssnnrl Vnt-
Icy. II Inns risen ntAnlt i've leHrGes !rtlm tho
Like rtgiuiI tu the uu1f. Fair weather n 1b,lt-
sstcd for tho T.akc Fr lloH and New Erg'Hud fur
toaiNy atlt. saturday.
1rnncssee am ohIo Valley, partly c!o..dy
weatl,er In Tennessee. yarinb1H Mfn'!f. mostly
tusthwcatcrly. stationary nr eNwer tetnbcrAeirt.,
generally higher haru,l,etnr.
I.tlwer LAke region, et,l'ler. fntr weather. rre.
ctaiaA by 0crAahlAl light rntns " ftinw. Rn,.t1
west yeGr!tIY III nurthwest wlntis, htxhur bnrnlm-
ettr.
lfppcr Lake region and Unter NississIppl and
IDwrr Missouri Fnilry. CttEter. tnfr WtAttlgr.
northprly wlntls. generally higher barometer,
CH1t,Atll, lee. B-ln:IB p. m.-The fnllnwlna
otsrrvattUns nre taken Mt thu aaEna it'utntn. VI
time ut hfl tue EtallntIs lIh.neu:
, 1881-12-09

Continuation Of tllh Field Trials nt Grand
junction, Tenn.

Continuation Of tllh Etleld Trials at Grand
junction, Tenn.
Special Nspateh to TAf Chicago 1rtbaAa-
GnANn JUNCTION, Tentl., Doc 8.-Tho hrst
round of the Ail-Aged Stakes was rim out to-
night and beginning mnto on tho second
round. Tho Wenther was not absolutely unfa.
yotnbte, hut 1t m!uht hayo beeu better, Us the
birds Wero mostly !u lho woods, with the cxccp-
ton OF a few coyeys otlt running during tho
bricr sunshine Of tho In!dnorntnR. The sum.
,nary 50 far Ia ~ follows: Ilcssto beat Gorston.
Maxwell beat Countess, Aiay drawn. IiCeckcn-
rI,lgo bcat Ktnntkinnick Mud beat nashug
Monarch, Lad beat Plntiee, I.eta boat Minerva.
Molly boat llaltun III, lila bvat Count Nobte,
King Dash bout liush. Dunn beat uroasnlalc.
Teop:o'- DAY beat Daahing Hover. The instant
Na'lie and her half br1lher, llciton ii. wcro PIT
down. I3cltuu jumpol Into bcvy. urshlng thom
from their h.lu,ltu by tho Youtls Nellie. going
| on, pointed d covcy and worked on tho scattered
hirds, got two siuso points and rotrtovo. and.
maintaining her Ieasi. won easiy. After fhlr
trial CUNT Noble, perhaps tho % 6est t., fayert II
r"Ss shs wa nnt ow exr wth h i tGn %,bSx TeI
humor, lot ns % ~ outsco!S hin
see ra"FG n.E %arse,ae r; a sa nMe
pace Improves u, to works On. King Dash a4d
pace ant ranEe Of .usFlerlnx, hut In 3 lonE
:ieua.lvaves hunt IN The timber. whero bntt
aissa ;as psor H !. q sss r.
Is ' mcet dsoasctiaie, TO wianes Il tas i:aa.sra
= ho toan1 six eeysss. nsa!nE ! .he tlsst , e
swo points q. what pnn had aln.aty found:
loa'a last covcy, ,inl. however; was 10 Kranl
hS wo ion asxf un as hoas e ~, ss "
Tho Fight !lno ronl slx,y yan!s or more aeresa u
dlteh. ani loeate1 birds T. i WA simply superb
I pfaDD'4ay aud liaSh4nX ttUfer were tho next
, 1881-12-09
THE ASSASSIN. |
nav of Extraordinary In
terest in the Great
Trial.
.nnoaranco Before Guiteau Of
AFf d Long Line Of His
Victims.
rho Jury Learning What Is
Known to All Other
Men.
Extraordinary Dopravity Of the Mur-
derer in All Lines Of
Vice.
Those Who Suffered by His
Rascality Never Saw ANY
Insanity.
cvtcndcd Examination of the
Rev. DR.. Macarthur, OF
New York City.
r. Was Friend Of Guiteau t$05)
Until Guiteau Was Turned
Out Of His Church.
Written AnsVors OF President Arthur
10 tho Questions Of lawyer
Scoyillc.
Testimony Of Relatives Of the Prisoner
Who Refuse to Be- Insane Enough
to Save His Neck.
rvtcndcd Examination Of the
Rev. Dr.. Macarthur, Of
New York City.
q. Was a Friend Of Guiteau t$o5)
Until Guiteau Was Turned
Out Of His Church.
Written AnsWors OF President Arthur
TO tho Questions Of Lawyer
Scoyillc.
Testimony Of Relatives of the Prisoner,
Who Refuse to Be Insane Enough
to Save His Neck.

FOR An AnoM1SAD1.E WRETCH.
spfttat D''pofen 10 ."' 1"'eas' 4"c"as' ts, H.,
WASHINGTON. u: et Dee. o'-othco luz
prosecution, began TO call witnesses ~ Ieo"t-
tai Of tho theory OF l'erea!ary i1lS"Htl5' W
Developed BY tue ttelehse' the tian nus Gee'i
strong against tue prisoner. lho "nI'ea
testimony OF sWostan'lat e't'hels u rlee-
part ycstcrtlay' WHO naa h"o"'' t''o au,'ct"
fan1y for yeArs, and who declarcll tllein-
sejyes unaware Ut tho cxlstc1ico Of tho traits
Of Insanity Inscribed to them by North at't
Amctl!ng, was very impressive. Tho stnte-
lncns Of those two gentlemen seemed OF
lTeht weight In comparison, and, Willie tile
sensible men who gave their evidence yes
terday refraincl from an expression OF
opinion upon tho vnlito OF North anu
AmerIing's testimony. their cautious reserve
upon the subject was significant. Today tile
reaction against Gnttenn rats ...-
EVEN STRONGER THAN YESTERDAY,
aud, gathering forco md vol,s'no from hour
10 bour as ono witness after another added
Ills testimony, 1t eliminated shortly before
Adjournment Il, an o'ltburst Of popular DEM
onstratlons. Tho scene wns Interesting. n.
most dramatic, md tho events at tic day ltltt
gradually md naturally led up to 1t. Inc
first witness. Mrs. Juiia n. WILSON, niece ot
Luther W. Guiteall on l'er 1nother's sides
bora stronE testimony 70 the Guar,
acteE OF ller Uncle 4lNuief' ahd
tald good wonians lllfal tr'p,lto
10 ter mother, tho prisoners al'nt' III the
afternoon othcf Witnesses not cuh1lce1eu
, 1881-12-09
THE TRIAL.


WASHINGTON, u. T., Dec, 8.-As soon rs
the Criminal Court opened tllts morning
Guitean shouted out: IA crank iii Chicago
tays l talked with him about this case. l
don't know tic llall, II Is false."
Mrs. WILSON.
col Corkhlll called, as thu first witness In
ihe case, Mrs. Julia II. Wilson, OF 1cadyille.
Colo. Sho know l.. ". GnLteau from l,cr
earliest recollection. 1le was her nnclo.
Witness gayu most fesllur account OF tho
Lilo and character Of hor mother, Mrs. May
nard. who 1t lad been alleged by the defense
had died Insane, but who really died from
pneumonia III 1881. Her mother WIS noted
3of hor lovely disposition and Cir!stlan cliar-
aeser, and her virtues are remembered md
spoken ot to thts day. Witness WIS her
nurse and constant attendant up to
me hour OF hcr death, ind mover saw the
slsl1test indication Ut illg1ttness or Insanity.
laewltness WINS questioned III relation to tho
Ns'aence Of Davis, ona OF the witnesses for
Me delenae. Davis testified ho was at ona
nme Iii Mrs. hlaynard's room during her Lust
.!aess, and sls was very 1lfgIsty and !ncotscr-
sat, and continually charged nlnl tDay!s) to
!eok out for husband md ch!llren, fur she
teateu they would go to the po0r-house. Tho
N'aess (alrs. W!!son) smiled increluioAsly
Ma question was being put, and replied
Davis. ~'''~'' !.
THE DEPOSITION or lit. TURNER
"as feasl, In which nc sai4: ~ have heard
aet husband say she died i1,sane," and wit
"sss was questioned III regard to It,
sll. ocoylllu objected to tha reply, II never
hs. hsasa Of 1t, y and lively discussion cnsued
's'"eeA Judge Porter aud Scoy!!lc.
dulTEAu DECAAtE ENHA0ED
soaago Porter and shouted. SNOW holJ
so ,ouf thunder till you ret to the Jury, Judge
'aa afe doing this sort Of thing too MITCH"
o"uRe Porter, without noticing tho out
o ouas1 continued III the most impressive
mhaa''eF h.saeF to argue Ills point, when 0ultea,
S.oxe u again: "pm not a criminal, and
s "oHE % till convicted. / won't have tim
W. wvsu. fou Just hold your eloQusnce till yot
set At the lu1y.n
,ole oeos!lle axpostulated with him, but l,o re
w''ed IN the inost vicious manner: "Shu
H. ~ an! mind your business; / know WIN
M "!uleas was questioned In regard to yari
SIaom Ia members Of her family, and stated pos
~ i;a'e'y h!se never saw indications Of insauit,
sa,sr saar OF them. Speaking of tho prisoner
"uet' l.. ". Gplteau, tho witness said; M,
, 1881-12-09
CRIMINAL RECORD.
4 Days Collection Of the Nftsleels OF
4tpprMyed Nlen and w0Mlen.

.'' F's~' -
au,etal Di'eateh TO The chteaeo Tribune.
kroKrx, H., l,cc. "a man With hnit q |
dozen n!luscs bis uccn y,c,lmlzl,g tho unwary
representing himself rs travelling representa-
i've 1e.r ros .nn 'h . uIon nrr' wns 10 hire
bnrae In one town and sell It iu tho next, and s
see',rc @ and md so @ horses @ M ia tbs way a. Kewanee
Wilton. stount Vernon. Maunon. and Mncotnb,
and forged note at EddyyiiIe, hut failed to Ills.
pose Of T. lils victims want h,,u. ana n"ner. ,.
ois rernrsas are odsres for hIa capture. n'a
"ases t, ase ps1 " Nv, caoas 1aun.
Erox,,u. In. nrc, MA man and wou,an x1y.
havo disposed OF bogus mortgages In this city to
the nno,,nt Of several Thousand .iollnra. Tho
slcti'nizel parties arc i"wyeFs ana PROMINENT a.isn
clt!zcns' among "noM aEo tao tol'' ot.t'oa
n d '1axsf j. TSc,r n :, eosdsra A.
H." TscIInr In teral rlrciea nvcr thu mntter.
o'e ,eens II. a utsa 1ao ns. of.s TX Snrscr tvo
brothers, Hiram Ano Valentine Mercer. while
resisting arrest, shut and killed neputy-sherIE
In Dcca,ur County, Iowa. They escaped aud
smstnyt;cG s"n IN i,nrisin, ;,onty whara brother
.,f the1rs owncI TURN. UI!iecrs watchul tho
fSs h ,rn rt ~ tIs n fer cp
ire, tnsf MHnIay ana Wills oIlt hunting they wero
y possy M ,s S'scts Tae I'M I,sr ,,ai,
ETH mai =" Y ta ,ilrrHs i,t,oned tire
sS'h ! fstn r..ma,Ilts Ina VIVA Killed Instanty.
a.. ". ~. n1har raj, - fo,y vor.ts ami ~ nfrt.l
"en 1rsn.,a,u sS ~sv. e. ier sin Tho trinl OF Pit
na,, ~ M:,ir Si,rntr,,; st rinioninwn to,iny
~ I'M ,rrTSor ~ fsniv severni witnesses c,lr-
,orotaI 1or oru o tnstinmnr II Mrs iIarnrr. who
~" tsrsn ,nnn ~ fhn rM|trohd irnrk mil si,,rly
n4M III ~ hanr., ~ nj XIII sI,"as mil thn rrv
sWn, n n,a,I, in, IN Ihnt r. rueTs Mra
t1y t.'H, htsf,n,.s h,srr..i tn tbc scnn nf the
lsnr l. mn sn,", Tinis,s nnd Mct.nrinnh tf1err
nst ',"itnas%t" ,.nn,sTstI fIr riMrEna testi.
% T., han rt.,sy 1,"n snv tIf.ft,ra any ruI1li-
, nntS;,n was mau. liz has ttrce or it,,lr miles
~ nv !m ;tls or"u'rg !'1'seeu''" "'' 'A'N
'"oIs s.ssa,i nMs tE.nnsth IA Ths fAtraoo Tribune
o,sy. t.u,rs M,ch iscr H-I,urvinrs broko
l. st.,nr I ~. = 1trv vru,,ls sinrs fl, fiis
tu liz. it f.: ;int MI .tC s.Eetst"nn ur cirbtcrr
gx III. @ s .i1 o,o"i,a .n1 i,,insns worth al
verE ne scal: :sa.h ca'as @ nu sh"n - III nhH
wholesale nomosnln9 ose ~ ,Iho ia snts,,i t,i,.r
Eods Wero "a y, no u! ~ tnv ~ Tin, ,"
f.ttaheu "ms -; .snu . III s ,hrns,h H. srutt1.
u tn1 too!t nna snais . tle Mb"s. rarO r"e
~ osagn pa!nuus w" nn ir.is Hwn vn,.nt, n,rn
e. a3.,.ntt ~ ~. orn,, ,xr. arrestc II rhii1
| 1s.,t.o,, 1n,uv i,,,t nrnraI THAR inn0fDnc0 md
"eFo u%isennsksu. % ., >. ~. ra,-.xo Y-n,,r.
% Ttat n1eaf" IT, " ~ rhn ." Mrf,rnvn" +,,.ket
H. ant IT,. ill., ~ Z II Trul Hn,i.
urs ~ tno . m.nr1,n.t Snss .,iwit nil
VIZ tnp""2 Wns 49, sS.s ns,is 10 nn.,,i,,v VII /,
S!'., tamest. t, niut"a, NJ srrcats har" lrcn
W AH Wy a!s!o "'''"o"' ~" a''s"'' ""'o 1"''s
MMHu - ~. III ~. In, e-,ts+,vaor s-,utl n
ntEEtt,Su, ~ > ~ ~ Dei. Is:u,-sstnr. ~ smfnn
SGGA t".s 1',;t lh,..a1. rht1, r. M inn Mufu
, 1881-12-09
A Terrible Weapon OF heath.
Spfetat Q4spatch to This Chicago frthunt.

MONTREAL, Dcc. s.-A further examination
wRs n,n4lo tol1ay OF lilo second internal machIn
fnntl hero. 1t Is In every respect similar to tla
first, and OF rs dangerous character. The
fifteen spikes 1t contained wero all loaded. m!
hnyo bprentt drnth aItd destruction In all dl-
rrcttons. Mr. Flun. who uade M examination
ar the contents ut tho Internal machine, nus
recetyed q threatening letter. It winds UP by
sIYlnK: "Tho Uu!iol States has her two eyes
tlpuu yOu.'
, 1881-12-09

prorress. Tho rcs,,lt will astontsh the co,intry.
Tho report will enntain complete rctlr1IA from
thlrty.thren ruling mills. t'fty-sfx glass facto.
rnncrrns, lye paper mantltactor'ts,. .thirty.onu
fn,ln,lrIe. nnl machine shops, twelve bntler
and tank nan,ItnctGrles, and teu binft-fltr.
t,nees, l,rsIics All the bnhks, Insurance rom
t,arira. AMI whoIcehts dealers. The hunk clear.
lttvA for tho rear will reach $imiEn m.
, 1881-12-09
SOUTHERN cANE.GR0WeRS.

NEW ORLEANS, Ill.,, uec, H.--lsaho a. HeoRes,
Of 1t. Ia,lls, Prcsidvnt Ut tue hlsslsspp! Valley
Cano -ueowcss' Association, delivered IN ad'
Lress tonight before tho Louisiana Suxnr'flant-
asa' Association. Acting on tho snEKcstion oI
iigducs, t40 itUitlsiullH association vii! npp0lut
u etlIHpilltes to uttrud tho next nnuuhl meeting
nt tho Mississippi Valley Cane QtoWeFS Assn
citation At IT. Lou!a on Jun. !.
, 1881-12-09

PntLAnE1.p,t1A, 1'ee. ga resolution request.
ing tho City Solicitor to contiuno proceedings
agnInst the Hax company Trustees by carrying
the cases to higher court was adopted by \
large muIortty III Tho common Branch OF tho
CITY Council this even!nR. but IN tha eelect
branch the resolution waa defeated, ID ~ y.
t,e uf the action Of tho Select branch, AI!othtr
resolution was adopted lnstrMcttux the Solicitor
, 1881-12-09
PlMK.EYE.


Spse4d} QNpaFth 10 Ihs [htea9o 1ffbEH&
. Mc{lRtduls, iA., Dec. u.-Tho horses In thls
portion OF Iowa are sadly affected ly the disease
known a. "pInx.cyc," and business Il, snany To-
oaltfea u Affected ioA considerable exteut. Thus
fur tho disease has yielded to treatment, ind
very tow aa2es havo proved fatal whore the anl-
nala have had proper EafU and tEeatMeat. ThEs
Immediate vicinity has escaped ~ yet, uut, on
Accouut of tha uenrncaa ut tho trouble, lta up.
pcRrApcea IL daily looked for.
, 1881-12-09
AN IMMENSE LAND TRANSFER.

ALBANY, N. T., Dec. 8.-Deada of transfer OF
about lH farms In the Towns Of uoth!ohem,
New Scotland, 0uildarland, and Watorv'sat. thIs
county, wor6 dled to-day. Tho deeds ars from
mo representative Of tho estate ot Stephen Van
Rensselaer, to Wa!ter &. Church. The lands In
QUESTION constitute u part VI the or'gluRl Mln'
, 1881-12-09

Co1uunus, Ua., llcc. s-Th9 atcamer T. II.
Moore, plylpR hetwoen this city aud Apaacht-
cola, struck on lIeltona lsock. twenty-five IntIs
below tho city. and sank. Tho plssanxers wcro
saved. The cargo, cotton and mixed freight,
wA4 recovered. Damaged.
, 1881-12-09
Tho Question Of Canadian Indcpends

Sptetat Dtspateh to INT Chicago Ti!t1ne.
MOSrisEAI, Dec. R.-When tho blarquls Ut
Iorilu siutc Mt Chester that not QUO CanntlIan
III tU,ttU permitted the question OF Independence
tn orcapy blu attention. ho na.lo mn assertion
wI.le Of tho tnark. An eyeutng paper says:
"Thu fnct that r. y. 1'cnatllt who is ono Of tho
most pronounced Htlvocntes Of constitutional
chstr,ycs, p0llGst ....aO yne+ In Tory conatitu-
t,t,e in Ten NJ tho nlecturs In that constituency
hnyo permitted such snbjt.cts 10 occupy their
thoughts IT. B0lne purpose. y similar test would
n.leieA."
, 1881-12-09
THE sPRAGUE ESTATE.

pHov1pEkc,:, Il. l., Dec. a-The application OF
tho eo,nnttco 0r Spruguo's creditors to have
tho Injunction grauto.i by Judge Potter dis.
solved went over until Saturday. Henry l..
Aitlrlch has lcused tho ualtto Aftll Of rrlstce
ChaNco, aud will put tho machinery tn operation
the 10th lust.
, 1881-12-09

ATLANTA. tia., Dec. 8.-A bollor explosion 1t
Jones' yin. house. HEAR Elborton, today killed
Clifford Jones, aRctl i, and Harvey Morrison col-
JOHGk, q negro.