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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-29
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THE
STARK COUNTY
DE MOCRAT
FOR 1882.

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MAIL SERVICE REDUCTIONS

WASHINGTON, December 27.-The cost
of mail transportation for the year
ended June 30, 1881, was $19, 1923, 800.
The cost of Star service for 1881 was
$685., ,355, decrease of 4.97 per cent. in
cost compared with the amount ex-
pended during 1880.
The appropriation for the year ending
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647, or 1885 per cent, in excess of the
cost of this service for 1881. 1t is
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-29
FEARFUL EXPLOSION.
Nineteen Men Blown to Atoms
or Cremated.

Richmond, Va, Dec. ga special
from West Point, on the York river,
gives the details of the terrible disaster
to the steamer West Point, plying be-
tween that point and Baltimore. The
steamer arrived at West Point yester-
day morning, and stevedOres and a
gang of men were put to work discharg-
ing her cargo. They had cleared out
all the freight between decks. and gone
down into the hold to take out some
kerosene oil in barrels, when an explO-
sion occurred which blew the side of
the vessel into the river, and set fire to
the ship. Nineteen persons, including
four of the crew and nearly all of the
steyedOres and hands were fatally
burned. The first and second officers
escaped, one of them being badly in
jured. The captain was ashore at the
time and was saved. The vessel was
valued at $4,000 and insured. The
cause of the explosion is as yet unac-
counted for.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-29

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Dec. 24.-The Sen
ate Committee on Auditors and Treas
urer's books, appointed by the last Leg
isfature, submitted statement to-day
to Governor Churchill, showing defic-
iency of S164,OOO in his account as late
Treasurer. An investigation by the
committee will soon be commenced.
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, 1881-03-18
SneYirs Sale.

BY virtue OF a decree issued ont of the
District Court OF the 81 judicial District
of the Territory OF Washington holding
terms at Port Townsend.
In the suit Of =. H. LEWIS against \ .
C.. HALEY and CHARLOTTE Z. HA-
LEY. daily atteSted the 2d day Of March
\. d., 1881.
| have levied upon the real estate de-
scriDrd is
The North East quarter of section ten
10 i'll township No. 81. North of Range
ore j East. containing lc0 acres and
ais" Il tract Of land described a fol-
lows: Br@iTui = at ihe qnarter-seCtion
post between sections 10 aud II IN said
township and range. thcECc running south
along section line 2.S7-I00 chains 10 IA
post; thence West IS 1l-l00 chaiIS TO =
post; thence North : S7-l00 chainS ia IL
post, Northwest corner OF Hugh Crock
- claim; thence East - 75-IUO chains
to place OF beginning. and c0utaiuing rCI
acres lSfuatcd in Island county. Wash
ington Territory, Is the property OF sald
defendants.
Notice is hereby given that on
TUESDAY, iite 29s,. Day OF MARCY a. ID.
1881.
NJ the bour Of II O'Clock A. NJ. i'm front
of tie court house at C"uvcVii!e. Island
county. | viii sell all the right, til,. aud
Interest of said y. C. Haley aid Charlotte
Z. Haley in and 70 the said above desc, ib-
al property Ia the highest bidder for cash,
god coin of the United States Terms
casl.. go d coin.
Dated. Coupville, This 4th day Of March,
A. d., lSSl. IosS. G. pnNEL-
SIT Sheriff of Island County.
, 1881-03-18
iatsaDiARiSM.
Wicked Attempt TO Barn a Newly Mar
r.ed Couple in Their BED.
Victoria "CO!onist

Victoria .'Co!onist ~
y coward V AID wick, d act of inCrndi-
ait>nl wa- prrrrTri:cdOi o. Dnug'as ~Trr't.
near Quiun' avrIIu.. Yesterday morning.
rit. h"u-r iS Il small hrick huillimg >iiuiI-
al uu Ilr. raSI side of Doug - street. and
j. ia iin. nccnIaucy If an "id iahv w!In>r
d'u"l'cr MAS nHrri, al Ia il rnan of her
cir"'cr "n Thursday morning. Ia rh,.
cv'nimg hr happy pair went ont E,r Il
M X. leaving the Ino'hcr alone ia the.
hutI-e. Upon their r,Iurn after au hour
ah>,r.cc they found thai some on- hr,l
hnk"m fur IrinrS "f glt-S ia Ihr obi adv' :
h doom with stones. whir'h hrd hrrH
hnrl d Ihrnngh. The drrughf CAUSED hv
HE ''rpkc.I I@I'rs WAS Sinppeil a. rfirctu1l
~ a. nnS-ib't with the means III hrmd,
and Il- bride and groom rrtirrl % 'lhrir
r"tni ai,d -hnrtiy afterwards wrr. sound
asleep Alnut two 0'ciu,k A. NJ. tlny were
nwak"n'd 10y iOIId screams irnn, Ilrr hal-
room ncr-uI lid hy The oI.l lady. and ni,
pr",r1 ding ththrr the bridegroom diS,,uv.
"',d hint The roam WAS ii rl with smoke
and ihII Ilr window CIIrtairiS wrIr Llnz-
ing. AI considerable I".r-ni.aI risk he rltl
ir.In lie. rrnIn. conducted his ni"ihrr-in-
law Ia - IlrCr nf 'i,.Iy. IA Il t,.nriiG9 down
The b:azt.2 ARTICLES sla,UPd "ni the tir.
Upon tIrti'.r examination hr found ihtt
S'''I' ~''Vh> 'ti bth l'lh>t 'nf'b:h t'it-
hr"krn prI.rS and sci fir. io hY some mis-
cICaI.t Sanding outside. Th'. police are
nh the irlCk ni the perpetrators. The
"rc"n-cy'd monster is supposed 10 have
prompted tl!. deed.
TIE ahnvr il The cnuplc ilmt was mar
Ri Il here lust wc' k. Their honeymoon
seem. Il To -Iart out und,r di-cuIIrlgiug
! circumstances. bur il is hulcd there vii
! X 40 more serious result
, 1881-03-18

ENrLANATpEY.- iuigc Greene recently
crll'd om us for the purpose of cXritining
his position in ref, renee Ia a CInlam coun-
" Crin,ina ttial here at TN. term of court
last t'll. wherein an offender "f the law
aGriu>r hrccuy went scot free through :,
trchEicl flaw ia tie Statute umrlt.r which
hr Wa indicted. II will be rrmrnlbcr a
IhaJ Ihr AEGUs al the the time nori,, d Tie
fact ct publ, opinion being >trol gIy in
tnv.r al Judge Lewis return to The hncll,
as the trial seemed murr like fiIrrc than
IL ir per aud just viudicatinn nf the law.
ludSr Grcuc thinks we did himself a,.d
'he pres cuins Il torney injustice. indi-
lertiv by NOT a>Crrtdihiug and stating
tlr hIa AMI exact "rouhd- inr diSmi.sing
The Cit-t. in order that the people might
fairly und' r~iamd the Situa iInn. He says
til a." mistake made by NJ, Bal ard. in
drawing ul' the indictment. WAS one that
any lawyer might make under the cir,unl-
sta &c ; that there i flaw in "a the par
rtculir statue undrr which The Indictment
Wa drawn: that II lr ird ruled 81 as 10
briL-s the matter 10 Il tria:, la case OF n
COuViCIiuII il would lave been appealed
and lis Judgment Won Il have bceu set
aside. 81 that there would have been a
iar%" hi "f cu>T~ iur nothing; and il,r:,l!y
that The statute at Limitations WAS about
tn expire. 50 HAT There WAS NOT time Iu
commence. proceedings anew. He had no
duUH at that nuic. and has none vet. a. I"
the guilt Uf the aUCust Il. and would hy nn
means "i~h Ia screen Il Cu'nriI or wink nj
crime IN amy i"rm. He thinks that even
viewed from the side of mercy the very
worst thing Ihrt can hr done for ii crimi-
nal i 1" let linn 20 unwhipprd of justice
" lille nn the other hand the aCI of IIu,.
irirHd-hip Gnnari such an one is that
which makes him t,,l the iron grip of Ih,.
law aId caH>rS him Ia reL.iZc wli:I ter
rih { til: . il i to do wrong. We believe.
lUdgr Greene Ia he thoroughly com>ciru-
Iinr,S and upright in all his acts. and that
a ha>ty pub IL might easily do him inju~-
lice hy ra-~iug Judgment upon his course
wiihuni hciua III IL Informed Is tu ali the
laclS--h heuc" lliS bri,f statement.
, 1881-03-18

impassioned defamation.
John Wilson was then hypnOtized,
and was Informed that he was Mac
beth. He assumed an imposing
stride, and rendered wildly several
extracts from the play. He was
made TO personate Col. lngersolI and
then the role OF preacher. DR..
Hammond gave him, while preaching
a bottle of water, saving it was whis
XIV. and that he would get drunk if
he drank ii. Wilson soon reeled
around the room after draugns, ad
visiug his congregation to $50 to
heaven and have jolly good time. !"
Thomas Pritchitt WAS told that his
clothes were full! of rats, and he
q q.ickIv stripped off nearly all his
garmer is. He personated a clown,
danced a clog dance, and rode a
chair for a horse in capital style. A
needle was stuck into the skin of
his hand and was called plaster.
He said il felt soothing.
GRAY vas then shown a bottle.
Or. II 4mmond said it was an angel;
GRAY fell nn his knees in alteration,
cried from fear and became hysteri.
cal.
sit is a big black dog" exclaimed
DR.. Hammond, and Gray leaped over
the railing aud landed in students
lap. his limbs trembling vi,Iently.-
n. y. Tribune"
, 1881-03-18
Assessment No. 10.
The Puget Sound Iron Company.

Location of principal place OF business,
Port Townsend. Jefferson county,
Washington Territory.
Notice Is hereby gwen. that at meet
ing al The Board Of Trustees held un the
7ih day OF March A d. 1851. M aSs..SS-
nienI oi teIi cents 10 the slarr, was levied
upon the capital stock nf the corporation,
payable Immediately. In U. :. Gold Coin.
Ia The Treasurer at his Office. No. 32S
Montgomery street. San Francisco. Cali
iornii, or 10 the Secretary at his office in
IFOnllale. Washington Territory.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid Oh the 25th day OF
Ma rch A. ID. 1881. will bc deiinqnrnI and
advertised Tor sale at public aucIion. and
unless payment is made before the day
named for the sale thereof the same or
so many shares thereof a. will be me-
reSsary. will be sold 10 pay delinquent as
sesSment together with the expenses of all
veriising and the costs of tile sale.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
j. HENRY SMITH,
Secretary.
Offive--Irondalc. jefferson county, Wash
ington Territory
Dated, March s, 1881. AIT
, 1881-03-18
NEWS ITEMS.

CAPTAIN EadS is to make an cxam;ua-
lion oi the Co umbia river bar this SUN
mrr.
TIE Northern Pacific r. r. Co have
advanced the price of their lands To So Irer
acre.
THE logging prospects ara Frightening.
and antirilntions of an active season are
mo-t SHi@niuc.
THE branch house OF the Scotch ty,rt.
fJu.dry al Portland i now in charge "i
lanes Hay S.niih Il Co.
CENTRAL I">..ph Lane is rapidly fai il .
in hc: 'h a"d it i expected IInI lie will
live bat - few days longer.
SAwMTLlS ar Seattle have reduced the
prirr. of lumber to $3.50 per Thousand,
rough. and rustic aud flooring, Sl4; fiji.
i>h, d. $I5.
la CONNER wants new free chui eli
hni dug The Mali says there iS u
contribution of $4O0 awaiting the enter
prise. and that Mr.. Cu:nor Wi, donate II
tot.
THE telegraph announces the death. nj
Trrnfnu. New JcIsry. oI the STA inst. %
Anna avk. wifi. al Dr. VIM. A. Newell
nn'y son ut Governor Newell of. this Ter
uGuIy.
tx SENATOR and eX-AftOrncy Genera
" il ians m.> made $75.0 out of his law
practice since he retired from the Cahinr
and H. now sail 70 iilvc un rye OH the Or
| rgnn scnaioIship.
THE New Tarnma LEDGER" of al
W, k c"ninins an advertisement crllius
tor Iwo thousand white mrn arrl Nv" luu,,
drd carp' ni.rS mLd bridge huillr-- Il
work on ihr Pan d'uricIlr and Ca>Cnl
| By this il wmId seem that The road arr,hs
ia" Cascades is 10 bc raIRily i.u-he'
ahead Ibis is good News Tor Pusr
Sound.
MR. Ouderdonk. the railroad cont ractOr
States IN the Yale '.in.and sentinel ll:l
le will s'quirr. three th"uS;lid white me-
during the coming summer 10 wort urn
rlr Canadian Pacific railway la BritiS
Columbia. Chinese an. not prrf,rr,qI O
this work. but are Only taken when whit
labor cannot be- obtained. The work wi
be- pushed with great yigor. aud liner;
wn:r-~ giye''. Tie Canadian t.-tinIaf,
provide for 50. 900 COO o be paid this YEA
for railway construction in British Coluu
hia under the Onderdonk Contract.
, 1881-03-18
Notice far Publication.
L. S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. w. L. !
March 1. 1881.

L. S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. w. L. !
March 1. 1881.
NOfice is hereby given that the follow
ing manned settler las flied notice OF his
intention 10 make final proof i'll support
of his claim and secure final entry there
ni. and that said proof will be made be-
tore the Clerk OF the PTnbdIe Court, OF
Cltlrm county, at his Office nj New Dun
geneSS. w. T.. OH Thursday the l4th day
Of April. \. ID. ISL:
THOMAS O'CoNNEL. pr-emption ID. S.
No. 1867 tpr the " = of INV a; Sc OF
INV "A and he 4 OF sly a of SECTION S twp
81 II. T. IL W. and names the following as
his witnesses To prove his continuous resi-
d''mc'' upon and cultivation of said tract.
viz: Lyman Stephens. Peter Bonuey. JOS
eph Lees and William Crosby. all of
Py.ht. Clalam county w. Il.
n4;5w 1T. BROWN, Register.
, 1881-03-18
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. w. 7.
Il 1SSI


Notice is hereby given thar tile follow
ing named has flied noriOe ot his intention
10 make final proof i'll support OF the
c'aim If the Heirs ut law and secure final
entry thereof and that said proof will be
mad,. before the Judge. or in his abSence
Ih, clerk Of Tie Probate Court. at his Of
flee AT Friday iIarbor W. +. on Saturday
rlr l2rh day of March A. ID. 1881.
ROBERT II. FRAZER administrator
of the estate Of WILLIAM FRAZER de
ceased. who made homestead application
No. 23Il for lot | OF section 3 twp 81 II.
3 " and sc qr of se qr OF sec. "a and Is
Of W Or of sec 80 twp 30 II. W. and
names The following ~ his witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence npon and
rul ivafiou Of said traCr. viz: Rev. rhOs.
J. Werkes. I. Katz. Robert Firth and p.
B eigen, all of San Juan. San Juan county
" l. i. 4. BROWN.
52;5t Register.
, 1881-03-18
DISS0LUTloh NOTICE.

Notice j. hereby given that the co-part-
nership heretofore existing between VIII
liam ). Seavcy ami Charles ID. Richard-
SOn. has been dissolved by mutual consent.
All bills payable 20 the firm will be paid
TO e. ID. Richardson.
WM. s. SEAVEY.
G. ID. RICHARDSON.
, 1881-03-18
REMOVAL OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
BUSINESS.

Bs IT KNOWN. that at the animal
meeting OF the stockholders of the Puget
sound Iron Company, held at its office i'm
Fort Townsend. Jefferson county. w. r.,
on the 9TH day OF March A. ID. 1881 it
was nnahimolsly decided and declared
Thar the principal office and place OF bust
ne>s OF sail company shall be removei =,
aud located ut Irondale, jefferson rnnm,,,
Washington Territory.
j. HENRY SMITH.
AT S,.cr.torr
Dated, Port Townscnd, March s. lSS1.
, 1881-03-18
L. ). LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. w. L. I
February 81, 1881.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
Ing named settler has flied his notice OF
intention To make final proof in support
of his claim aud secure ft,al entry there
of and that said proof will be made be-
fore the .lndgc OF the Probate Court of
San Juan county or in his absence the
clerk thereof al Friday IlarlOr W. +. oil
saturday the 18th day of March, a. D..
ISL:
JAMES l.. DAVIS. Homestead appli-
cation No 1862 for tie lot D: c or. of II
g Or. of sec. 10 and W Or. of Ii " ar. aud
II " ar. of : w qr. Of <rc. IL twp "a II. r
". and names the following is his VIII
npsSeS TO prove his coGGiiUnus residence
mon and cultivation OF said iract. viz:
Robert Jones and Arthur Barlow both of
Lopez Island and Rev. +. j. Werk-S and
Jane Y. DawS'n both OF San Jam Island
San Juan county. W. II.
52;5t }. L. BROWN. Register.
, 1881-03-18

E5 Mr.. kOrter has made a nice
Improvement in his barber shop. We
venture to say that he has a shop as
neatly fitted up asany on the Sound.
He has also fitted ap bathroom for
salt and fresh water baths. He has
done his hest 10 have one of the FIN
est shops, and is master of bis pro-
fesEiun.
, 1881-03-18
NOTICE.

The Treasurer of C!alam County. w. T.
will pay on presentation all warrants
drawn on the County Treasurer 0i saif'
county. prior To. and Including No. a.
issue nf 1878. No interest will be allowed
after the 25th day at March 1881.
JOHN THORNTON,
Treasurer OF C!aldm County, W.T..
TreAsurer's office, Clalam County,I
Wash. Terry, feb'y is, 1851.
, 1881-03-18
q. s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYxpIA. w. T

February "A. lSSl-
Notice is hereby given that tho follow
ing namcd settler has filed notice OF his
Intention To make final proof in support
of his c'aim and secure final entry thereof
aud thai said proof will lac made before
the clerk of the Probate Court AT his Office
ut F:iil,y Harhor w. T. on Saturday the
ID day ot April. A. d.. 1881.
JOHN GRAHAM. Presumption d. s. No.
1853 Tor the NV ! / OF Sc q: of sw !
of sw Il of section !. twp "a II, re- west,
and names the following as his witnesses
To prove his continuous residence upon aud
cultivation ot said tract. viz: Morton
Phillips. Frederick Hanson. A. Y. Glass
cnck and William Humphrey, all of Me
Klv's z. o. san .Iuan county w. 4.
3;vt j. T. BRowN. Register.
, 1881-03-18
GOOD FARM TO LET.

The place known aS the Hastings
Farm" situated within a mile of Port
Townsend is tn rent for one or more
Years. For any information apply Ia L..
B. Hastings. Jr. Port Townsend. 52If.
, 1881-03-18
ISLAND COUNTY.
Assessors Notice.

VIII attend in person or by deputy at
the Auditors Office in Coupeviile from
Monday the 4th day of April, 1881, until
Friday the 18th day OF April, 1881. for
the purpose OF receiving the statements OF
taxpayers and taking their affidavits.
Jos. G. POWER,
Assessor OF Island county.
Coupeville. Wash. TeIrit'y.l
March /, 1881.
, 1881-03-18
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE, !
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TERRITORY. !
Notice is hereby given that. in compli-
ance with the provisions of the Act OF
Congress approved June 3. 1878. entitled
IAN Act for the sale OF Timber Lands in
the States of California, Oregon, Nevavda
and Washington Territory" william
MeLachlan, Ot San Juan county, WASH
ingron Territory. las this day filed in thls
office his application to purchase the lots
3. 4. and 5. OF Section No. 81. in Town
ship No. 35. North. Range No. 8. West
of the Willamette Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
the said described Land, or any portion
the Z OF, ore hereby ], ,quire6 to file their
Chains in this office within sixty co. days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at my office, in
Olympia. W. T., this ;he 18th day OF jan
ilary. y. ID. 1851.
j. T. BROWN.
49;l0w Rcgiste., OF the Land Office.
, 1881-03-18
For Sale.

The undersigutd. committee from
Port Townsend Lodge No. tS A NJ,
offer for sale the two story building form.
erly used as a Masonic Ha!l-;ir'e Ia thu
lot hnd building is perfect. They vii
eiI her sell IL at private sale. or they invite
sealed proposals 10 he oprned at the next
regular meeting of Port Townsend Lodge
No. 6. + II A NJ, on April -. ISL. Sal,
subject TO confirmation of The Lodge
For further particulars apply TO
ID & II ROTHscuILD,
&C BARTLETT.
Committee.
Port Townsend. March 10, 1851.
, 1881-03-18
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
OFFICIAL PAPER CT PORT TOWNSEND.
BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS


Bros.
TuE ALGUs Job office is crowded with
oydcr>.
Turn was s.. Patrirl,,s dance in
town last nisht.
F,-vrp ovsre,s are ,proup,, 4 .t Ear,-
Ion. variety store
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,,..,.
so.,o- ,,oa, ,.,,,.,ir,r i, rn,. window of rLcir
b,,dso,,a ,fi,e
,,,ro, p,ssi, las h.ep assassin.
a,e1 ot inst. bnr tie. little steamer Nirginit
uufts away rs u.ual.
-..- I.,.,,.,, C.,,, II I,,,I
-, 80 IN, ,,r,,,.ss las, Saturday To take ii
toad Of b.,v 10 Victoria.
,r..- .,.,oi.i,, y, lroos. and other fuyor-
.,a,, irdi,.,tr an early s,riuu-.o
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haS been visiting Port Townsend ili-
week. after long absence ia Portland.
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tisement. lie is doing Il flnnri hing hu>i-
ness and can afford 10 advertise arcurhng-
ly.
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Notice {!

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