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

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified AdminstrRtor Of
the estate OF George Woodline late OF stark county
Ohio, deceased. GEORGE FRANK,
novI7-dwH Administrator:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17

A CoLoRED man has got on the Guiteau
jury. Thus far the jury is said to be a
weak one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified administrator
Of the estate of William H Str,eby, late of Stark
county, Ohio, deceased.
GEORGE HELMAN,
mi InIa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
Administrators Notice.

been appointed and qualified as administrator of the
estate of Jacques Bdaux late Of stark county Ohio
deceased. PETER VAUTHIER, f.a
novI7dw Administrator.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
Ghe Aem>srrat

MIR. MACVEAGH is at last out of the
Cabinet. Blaine still sticks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
SHERIFF SALE.
Augustus Monte VS. Catherine Pey e.

Augustus Monte VS. Catherine Pey ct al
BY virtue of order to sell issued from the court
of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and to me
directed will offer for sale at public OutcTy at the
door of the court-hOuse in the city of Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day of December, 1881
the following described real estate situate In said
county TO wit The northeast quarter OF section
nun ber IL, township number 10. of range number 4.
With the appurtenances thereunto belonging, except
35 heretofore sold by Joseph OverhotS TO John
YOutz and Peter LOesch of of the north side of said
quarter lines to parallel east and West the tract
above described cUntRlninR l25 acres more less.
of partition.
Appraised at, s,jOO
Sale to commsDce at one o'clock p Terms one
third cash, the balance In twO equal annual pay
mentA with Interest from d y OF sale. cured by
mortgage on the premises sold.
noVI7ew H. ALTEKRUSE, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17

STRAYED OR STOLEN-A gray horse weighing
- from 1900 to 1900 and ell mare VIZ ighing 800
900. with white spOJ on the forehead. Any ln
formation leading their recovery Will be literally
rewarded by calling a. the Democrat office, or to
JOHN kIrTENPA UGH. 56ttC&w
, 1881-11-05

npnl, such Il adjustment 1f dulles ns shnil
he reriprucally satisfactory. but the result of
such NJ, agreement will hu foullll tn nsscss
thu Users A,ut CONSUMERS Of tho various nIat,-
ufacturtd articles more heRyl[y tllnn beforo.
TIN object Of tic Frcc-rrntlerx Is to lovy
tariff "for revenue only.n Thu nbIcct nj
this convention will bo to loyy n tartif for
protection uny, tho higher md more prol'fb-
itory tic butter It will silt them.
Ono uf tho nlnas Of tho Nnttonnt Thrill Coli
vcntion ts sufficiently revenle.l by tho a,l-
rounccn,pnt thnt ono Of tho lcadlng features
Of t1,o session will 10 paper By "l'ig-tfon :"
Kelley In fuyor Of "tl,o speedy reduction, Of
intcrlsA laSes by tho General Government"
TIlo reason why n specify reduction Of inter
nnl tnxcs is slestrod (tl,o abolition thereof Ii
tho ultimate purpDsc), is to forcstall any
movement for modification Of tho tariff taxcs
by thus sacrificing MI tho surplus rovcnuu
w'Ecl, now goes toward tho payment of the
Nntionnt ,tcbt. Tlicro wilt bu not single
wortt uttered III faYor ut tho "spcedy re.lt,c-
tlon 4" of any pnrt Of tho customs taxcs oll
tho people which etnble tic manufacturers to
cxact excessive prices from tho American
cUllsttinGfs.
, 1881-11-05

TIE New York lYorld, though ayowc.Ily
. iree.trasle orEun. llas Joined In tile cry fur
tilt, abolition Ut The imtegnal-roycnue taxas
on whisky alll tobaeco. Tho IPort1 Is well
aware. of COURSE, that tho sule object ut this
movement Is to afford protext for keoplng
up tho lliRl, duties Oil Imports. Tho abolt-
tion 0i the acknowledgements taxes was 0rlgl-
nally II Pennsylvania "llou," anl lcpubllc-
ms we5o tAe llrst to propose It. William d,
Kelley Senator Don Cameron, and the Phtla-
aclphla North 4inlerican, ull Republican,
Eavo tho movement d fresh stArt fow
months ugo. Son,e Ut tbs lnure prominent
Democrats. fearful of being LETT behind OIL
this question NJ thay wore In tlla tariff dis
cuss!on vt the Presidential year, haye nln4s
lasts 10 adopt tue program Of "No inter-
, 1881-11-05

TnE senior Chicago orgnn OF the spotfs-
hunters untl star-route robbers el'aractcris-
tica lly defends judge FolEcr'8 Illegal Mt
tempt to grab SlS5,0O0 from tho taovernlnent.
The Orgnn begins by giving away the Whole
case t!lus:
Tho Iuter- Ocean does ,at. think Judge Fol9or.
t9a - Ho M s1 neg n ns smoH1 &c
causc hu tcstcl5 tho n.,ltter. ''0'0'''o' '-'''''
Tho star-routc orgat, iscantltd Mt this point,
but Mt ITO other. 1t does not liavo tho cour-
ago to state tho case fairly for tho benefit Of
Its renders, so that tllcy may know what tho
merits of tlle controversy wero. antt wlnt
'stnc mutter" WINS tt,at thu too.c.trlous Fol.
CUR desired to "test." It does mt cure 10
say that Fo!ger demanded stS5, 600 extra COM
pcnsat!nn for :!.; tt.lys' scrylcu M local Trcns-
urcr ut. New York, though l.e was ut the
sa,ne time paid n rcgular satary at tlso rate
OF 5000 per nnullnl., Nor docs tho star-
route organ tlaro to quote tho Unf!gd
Statcs Inv which makes It "a mistlencanor
punishable on conviction by fine Of imprEs-
onllunt, or botl,," for III, Assistant Trcasl,r-
or ito charge or receive extra compensation,
or pay, or pcrautslt fur my service of my
character or description whatsoever" Tho
nnrpnn u rt,rnnsp3y rnfra1n2 frntt1 gnI,9ft1..r.
, 1881-11-05

to 10 cents. TIN ynrions clnsslfcattons Of
chewing, smoking, snnir, str'ns, c'r.. wcro {.
convenient cover for fraud, and tho plan of
lcyytrg uniform tax on nil kinds Of mantl-
facturcd tobacco except cigars nnd clgarcts
was attoptcit III 1868. Tho rcyonuo fell off
slightly under tho 90 cent tax, lltt ca,nc III
nga1n uluter tho p rent rate. III lsi0. hcfnrc
tho reduction l,asl fntrly Rono fnto rfect. tho
revenue froln TOBACCO was 80, tG,,ooo. lii tho
tiscal year OF 1850, ni,,1cr tho IL cent tux, 1t
feit OF TO s:,s;0, ito, III spite of tho great it,
crease In production md population. md tho
great acttyity OF trado ai,tt prosperity Of the
consuming glAsscs.
, 1881-11-05

THE history Ut tho internAl-reycnuo taxes
OH whisky md tobacco in tho Inst fgw years
nay bu of Interest now, III view Of tho prob
ablc effort to l,lso' tllen largely retluccd or
wholly abolished ut the next session of Con-
grcss. These taxes were Instituted under
tho general law of Congress providing fur
III, Internal revenue known Ms the act Of July
!, tsp.. rle Tux Oil distilled spirits under
this net was OILY ~ cents per pr0uf gullUll.
Manufactured toDacco (excl,,slyo ot sl,utf}
vMIue.l ut more than ~ cents Il pound paid Il
INK of15 cents II pound, md tobacco Ut less
value 10 cents n pound. Smoking tobacco
With stelns In 1t paid cents, anu wholly
composed of stems = cents, willie snuff was
taxed 10 cents. This next nct WIS that of
Ainrcll 3, 1865. under which distilled spirits
pnld 10 cents, snuff, eaventtsll, and
other chewing tobacco 10 cents, sucking
tobacco u ccllts, stems IL cents. Thu net
OF Mnrci =, 1867, raised tho tax on dIstillc4l
sulrits from 10 cents TO 81 per gallon. July
70, lsIs, tho tux Oh spirits WIS reduced to 10
cents pur proof gallon, Tie tux OH snuff ana
chewlng tobncc0 to % cents. md that On ull
smoking tobacco to 10 cents. Untler tho net
Of juno d, 1917, t!e tax on all manufactured
tUl,nccU was put ut 70 CENTS nrl the Tux Oh
whisky WAS raisc.l to ~ cents per gallon.
Aturul i, lS7i tho tux On distilled spirits was
further raIsctl to III conts, a,a TINT on nn,ltl.
factnrch tol'acco In " cents. The tobacc0
tnx WIS reduced agn!n Marcl, |, 1870. an1 Ia
nov III cel,ts l'ef puUnl OH MI manufactures
Ut lobacco, except cigars, cigarets, etc. The
variations Of price In cents may be seen Mt 4
glance III the following Table:
, 1881-11-05


rrof. Dc ,1aMo1,, the Instructor OF Snaulsll
Mt wost pofnt. ma held Tho pn,Ii,on fnr oyer
,h,r,v roors and 10 ,ho y ncon ~ psos,s,nr.
Seuator Hill, Of GcorgIa, Is drinking watur
from springs ut Eurek9, ART, and confidently
expcots to bo cured Of tho oaurorous airuetton
of hts tongue
The ux-Empress EugdnEe visited Fon.
taInohieau lnoog. Thursday. eha wus greatly
moved when shown tho formcr apartments Of
her son, the lat0 Frtneo Imperial.
A1t,,oupl hoth eoua NJ i'm 1,r,pco of yvo,ca
@e'ohn .'.s wv" S, oona =. ,""., o % mn"s
Prince Albert viotur, Will ultimately bo ap-
polluted to q commission Ia tho army.
,,..,,,,,,,t Au.,,, t. ,,..,, =, ,, T..
iEeslaent Afthur Is llote| Us saying, III
regard to tho report that hla unmarried alstcr
wolllh prcsfde Mt tho u hfto Uollso: al hayo hut
nm, ,,ntnnrrIcd alator and f,cr hro,,t, viii mr.
s,Tmit hsr IN .lfsnhnrt, tl.o ti,,tea wa INV
Six. CnsaMorata. the DISTINGUISHED Fl0ren-
tine musician who died recently. puoo said TINT
, 1881-11-05

It begtns to look as though Mother Slip
ton was right. Auothor base-tall league hns
bccn orgnnlzud.
A bicycle rider In Boston Ind tlrcc ribs
broken tho other dny by fall.ng fruu his ,na-
ehiur. Bicycles arc sometimes not 80 useless as
ahoy socm.
4 Cleveland paper says that tho difference
between fs1llkluan md Il COW Is that ono sells
milk aud tho othor gives 1t. This ctiltor ncycr
vsltcd Chicago.
"Dart Of Kenosaa "-Tlle author Of Tho
poem commencing: No. tho anuw," etc.. Is mot
known, and OIL ncca,lnt OF this fact 1t Is possl-
bio that no IL still alive.
Minister Hurlbut continues to recognize
tho lhtost Peruvian Government This ia easlcr
than trying to pronounce tho uamo OF tho gcu-
t[onlan at tho heal OF 1t.
An exchange says thnt I'm Iown lawyer
OF Bomo years prautco Is ruw serving nB loco.
motiyo tlreman Oh tho Chicago, Burlington &
Quuoy ltai,rond," 1t Ia gratifying 10 lcurn ttlat
i4wycrs nre sometimes useful.
, 1881-11-05

Tic rMlsng 0f tile tux on whisky to 81 per
gnllan III 1st}7 wns sttpw,sa.l at Tic time to
bu largely III tho Interest ut speculalors.
Tho Increased lax cnllld not b0 collected,
Thu Il.1tucemelt to eyatle tito Inv w.ls too
great, mid III alla year tin rnyenilc from
spirits telt of from $ 0oo, ,000 10 Sls, ,0o0 QUO.
Tho ~ cent tax brought up the Eeye,Ilta tie
following year 10 245,000. 600. Thu 70 cont
tux Ut 1879 incgeasua tile receipts 10 ssl, 000,-
000, MD tho revenue In 1850 from tho u cent
Tux wMs Sbl, ,0000Oo. Part of tho increaso is
tn bo acquainted for by tho natural
growth Ut tho country, the suppress
sion OF lnuollslltnlng In the South,
mud tho llullest collection OF the revenues
III tho North. III this connection 1t may hot
be anllss to llotlce that from 1870 to ls7l,
when the whisky ring was III full operatlon,
tile reyenuo frnln whisky fell oil from e55,-
00,0N to S4u, ,oO, ,EO. or w, ,000 000 in ole year,
most Ut wl!!cll WIS stolc11, us there was no
cllaMgo ln the tux, :rlw tobacco-tax t,ls
brought In q steadily Increasing revenue
almost 1rom the llrst until tho last reduction
, 1881-11-05

nnl-rcyenue taxes" ns Drnocrattc
measure. Sam lsnnda11 IN his speech Mt
Conper U'lon Inst week boldly advocated IT..
and tho New York Sun atld 1tTorf1 havG both
favored 1t In leading articles. that OF tho lat
Ter being entitled ",own with the Internal
Revenue Taxes" Thu movement IL likcly to
have much strength, In tho iicxt Congress.
md t,iorc Is danger that hy n 1oR-rnll'ng
combination nj Southern Democrats who
want free tobacco, Northern Democrats who
Wnnt free ruin, and Eastern Republicans
WIN wnnt M excuse for high tariff on I'M
ports, this antt.rcycnuc bil! may pass.
, 1881-11-05

THE Rev. Mr.. pect, Of Cleveland. has writ
ton book oil tho celebrated railroad actdcnt
ut Ashtabu1a, O., but III no part Of 1t lons ho
Eivo tho date. dug, month, or yenr Of tho Ills
astcr. Mr. Poet must Dp sotne relation to the
reporter who won't to tho Inquest and Hot every
thing but tho verdict,
, 1881-11-05

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s,s,rs. oo.,, ~ t,on Ia - nronoro,,fltst of
an,,rl,o,, ,na,ttn,tnua on1 cnr,, If fhon, iclia
,ho ,,i. ot Amor1co,, ,rrI,,yt1 vt,,or, ,,rn.,rr.
H.. fr.,,,,u, o,,,, ,n,.n,n,o,'cn oa con,rnst",,
,.1,, r,,,,,,;,n stonrrfIo,, ,voot,naa ,tull.
nosa am,,,v nuu, cns,lv rorn,lc. ,lcnrn,lrncc.
a,,I , ,trs,.,s. or1 nrnntiosa f,r,ttal, co,,rrc.
ttnn .rhr ,,,tlrrtc c,n1 NJ s,,c1, n f,ovcr,,,
want ;,,,,s ,yrto,,to1 ,l,,vn Ia ,,ntnnt IN Mi.
;rh. o,,s,I,ocv nf thn rnlinv closs II, u,,hnr,nr
n n cornoot,o,, ~ f,,r m ftl,cr n,,ruosc thnn In
, 1881-11-05

TIRE CntcAao 1MtnESE has established branch
tcaa for Tic rcrcpt Of subscriptions md advertise.
Incnts rs follows:
NEW YtINK-Honm 2 Tribune Dn1fuE. r. 7. Nc
FAr5,EH. MAnnverJ ... o-...-
tii.Aht;UW, scotland-Al1an's American Mems
Agency, Il ilGnieh-st. . s....
LONDON. 9:ng-Amerlcnu Exchange, ~ 6tFand.
HENRY r. HiLLrG, A1cnt.
WASHINGTON. u. C.--lai1 + street.
, 1881-11-05

Bencp Of tho Nliion II found In the tlcpihllcan
rntty. and wheru ttlnru Ia intelligence tlIorn ~
safely, mil tho mistakes uf lntGtiHnntr dsn inr
preferable tn tho tlnt1drrs nj irsnu!lrr: III mo
future. IN IN tho INST. tho ptlh1tn-aetIt system
ur tho Nation must look tu tho Republican, par
TT fur protection,
, 1881-11-05

THE cnbIo dispatches state That q A farmer
tan.ned Dohorty was shot dcud in uaiwny
Wednesday night bccnuse ho paid hs rcns." 1t
IL proper to state, howovor. that very fcw Of
foudors Ut this clnss nrc found In Ireland.
, 1881-11-05

CoLD weather Is undoubtedly tue best time
for courtlnH, and Str. TIun hus begun tho spa-
son bravcly. Somebody has nnIoinod hitn IRON
selling BUtu0 iroEl- lulEie stocf.
, 1881-11-05

AN exc1largo 11ithlIy ren,nrks: Confidence
may be a plant of SLOW growth, but 1t bcnrs
deadly fruit whon 1t coca TO sued III a bank IT,
rCctOry.
, 1881-11-05

4 ronElaN dispatch says ttat Sheiks nre
after hn Egyptian editor. This is probably u
M!sprint for 6herllrs.
, 1881-11-05

CHICAGO COAfstANDEitY NO. II, KNIGHTS
Tl:stllAlt-spccMlc co acInye SATURDAY. oyensnH, Npv
cHteIsSn y's'tn. sr KNIGHTS rITrys 9,N H9!,!SoH!c;
DAVlD G0OuWlS, Nccorler.
, 1881-11-05

by t1us sacrificing nil tho surplus revenue
,yltfr1, now r,e. townrt, thc nov,ncut of tl,o
Nnt,onnl ,lrbt, Tbcra wilt bu mt s1nrIo
wortt uttered IN foyor uf tho "sueetIy re,,uc.
tto, !" of auy unrt of Tim customs faxcs MI
Inn nrou1o wt,,ct, ennhte tI,a manufacturers ia
cxnct excessive nrtcrs from TIM AmgrIran
consumcrs.
------------@%- -.-....
THE GOVERNMENT AND THE PANAMA
CANAL. ~ a.,
soo tat "s 'ten' lHltlef aptloses ol u'e Pus1.
t'on thSei' W oeefethfy bM'he III us feeehs
n'p'on'"'le ''o.c oh tuo smoeeto VI !!.e i'''"l''"
o"'i"l no ~ a'' tlR"'' ln"1 pos's'oh' ~ W.
"'''c1sta'" II, Is ''oout thss' ffoheh eo"''
Ms1y' u"oor t''e ieaiefsihp ot M' ae hesseps'
n,'" ~. o''e""'"1e" W .''' p'o'"'''Ha "''i.'" III
t"''ce i"i sPcea'htlse iilsest'le'l's' ~ o'1lso7
's'E :" e'''"a "c'"ss !'io 1Sl'l'.as oa !'ln.'"''.
~ piop'sn''" nus ueen ll!s'"o t''"' 1''te"aM
H." fl','lce' "hu pet'i"ps o''let European l'''
es"hS, sl,"'. enter l''l" I'LL "stee'hell' gum
s"tes,s VI, iens'"'ts W e"'A eAln'l. 10y
A''iel, ,I''' .'o'ei",le"t ftotesls ''s"'!lss a"en
"e"l'loi'lpslo.'' ".,a el"n's 'ne'Ae''s'Ye tlsi1'
" s"a'"ntce"s 'ao 4'cult"'lss ol SUCH Ii w
.,' ."", "'''' "ro' 'no pa'1 " ,Io''e, VIZ
.iio ''e''' "o'et'i.'e't "''te. ~ " 'o',s SUM,
.,H .. ",N'' sIeonui'' WV" .Ao p.o.u s,uu"u
... ."". s''o .4a o"1sss y. tno oi'o''
o."'ss '",c'.'''e'i. n'o opposcu eo "''5 w.
tension OF Jurisdiction OH tho part Of
n,lv Irrohenu f'oynr ovcr nuv nnr.
tlou Of American territory. This protest
amounts tu n uottru that tho Amcrs-
,,,,, ftn,..r,,,,.,,t ,,,t,, ,,o+ ,,,,,1nr,o,..,
10 stun tllo Frpuc1 eu,llpnuy or n1ly other
c,,,n,any NJ conttntra,a frou, t,f,il,1,ny conn,
, 1881-11-05
Painful DIlema ,of Tho Manufacturer,
oi Fertilizers IN Tho PaImet.
to State,
Danger Of Making Fair Barea,n
and Bad Political Precedent
at the Same Time.
Dorsey lfas Had Ills Day In Arkan,.,
mud Clayton Is Coming Forward
Again.
Miss Aurotta Hoyt'a Explanation Of Il.
Trouble In tho Ranks Of tat
Female Prohibit!onists,

1eua"ao 1foA'ol1'onlsla'
........ -
consequences Attaohlns to lilo Elsea
,,,, .nll,,,.l taon LII strgtnaa. e IN
1,,r.'..., .sse H. H.. ."' n"'e's' i'ssuss
s,rntmI" ,.,,i,, "s %' A," Ian. ;,,,,' ~" aays
",",, H. " f,',r s ',ars ,.;tI 's ., m"s1a III Viz
s .,,.".,n,, ,,.a,,sa ss"" ~. ni.e G'; may ba
Snt s1n ,'o m sv"r s 1,"s e.''1 na 'o III th!s
,"ro ', ,nort to ,nr" y ' ,,1s oavh av nausl WlEh
i,"a ,o"', ,,,,a nro v,a"n5 1nefa
E.,,nr ,,,s in,o,, ar,nrai o.".... ..ontesH%.
,,r..,nr o,rn,,st i'sot,,as 49,, Fs',,., so, ehd
l,n,, on,,'fnroI ,vt,1o tho i,Itto,,ns. Iss a's
noo,1iuator mr., nnht nnvor ia fn,: os."tea %
tinu ;hot ,v,,cl, ax,stot i,o, vrn,, ~ s'ea'eF
,v" "n1ts,t an,i tNn,r ] c,,,nmn, "sn'ssses
i,nn,,,,1;cnn In I,ocn,,at,uctln, .,,s .s'Af ua
nn,,,,n,tnI IN. onoi, Lila that ''a ~ ~
ill.,, ,foct,1ns tin roto ~ o,a s''s cs'> -
o,,,or ~ SInhonn ,,r," n 10 oo,,p. onq VI ms
1,ts n,,ro,,o,,s t,,ot ,l,o ,',tt, !, o",,ea "
ns ~ ,f,.i,t ,nn.t,o, ;s n,,,,nnrna" ~ !at
.1nht.n,rt,,r nn.,, r",,"o fr,,,, t,,o s,. ~ lug
vIrtn,fnua tim, the Stal,onn nm" a",.e,1 u,t"ess
c,r,, tnt i1,n .itclt ia nvnr fnr thau HSr ~ mr.
iar,,,Nto,, ~ TX t,o,uortotto ,,art,' f.. ~ w.
rintn tc cnmn.ctr,1 than t,,n nrnhio,, :" ,r,',ss
ns fnr f,rnn v,.nrs vrxrd t,,o i,"nn h'i.,ns %nsa
H".tt, ,,", So,,,', fs .n1vo, nn,, "'ssns hn'"ss
nirnctoG IN tho rnnku nr tha s,uJ ..,.. sas.,& -
.,ieoleu ,,is ~ li.o l"''ks u US na!a South
lllss ltca HIS oeoh eesatieu ny democrats OF
tho Casolltlas n!ld GeorRia flitl eycn doubted
by members Ut thu National Democratic
rn,,,,"i1tan Int thor,, IL i%as ~" %s.s
outhnr,tv fnr o,nt,,r tho, !, ~ ~
t,,r,n s,ut,,or,, gtntoo ,'.,,oa ~ .s.s ~
tn1eo oo".nc'n n'"tes , n.''et mea
afc whltlnE THO result OF tho virginia hEit,
ready, II tho name ut "Liberat moycIaent'
carrlcs tho ttAy, to Hoist tho saluc banner
o"i 1,l,n Mni,",,,, or, ror racrnlt. fro,m s' H.
.,,,,.a, ao ,,'s . ;,a,,, ~, -" .',,. A''" Nv
l''o'lcs'll Aala DchloetAlle t'1''hs.
IN eourlt cAlmL1SA
! n movement l,as Dcu1. sturtcl 1T Is truo in =
5ow ,n,,ntfps ua vnt1 ,vl,irl IL tha ,poiI,n,,a
,,,.,,,,, - 49,, ,,,i.t - .,t.s,t'a H Ms's.""s ~
ont6rowth ot thu virginia complications. IL
| vtrgli'hl, when the cry OF rcatl1ustn'cnt Of
| tho Suite debt WIS ratsel, It was quickly
takrn III, l,y tic small farmers autI IaImrrrt
in tl,o co.llitry. especially as the ndyocatss oi
the novel measure undertook toslenIons1fale
how the reduction Of thu State debt lcaselcl
taxes ntul cl,enpotetl tho east pf living, and
nIs,, t,,n+ t,n ,,,t,,an,,,,,, ,,,, n.y.,
"s" ,u,,, w n,'aS. apvp,
|
, 1881-11-05
POSTAGE.

Entered at ths Fos-0mes at fhfeneo H.. AZ Steond-
Class Mtttftr.
For tho honcGt 1f patrons wl!c desire IL sef1d
stnRie copies If THE T1EntfS. through the MALL NO
elvu herewith tie tr,nseut rntc Of postage:
|prrt9l nhd it,rltstit. fts Cory.
Fta ton, twelvc Md fttuFtrcn page rRnef t1nts.
eItcont ntHhteen. nnl twenty lnc 1aner...ss curtis
rweMly.iwo and twnntY!oHr iaIs tnror.....A ceats.
, 1881-11-05

Central tfHafc Hail.
Southeast corner Randolph and StAtH streets. Con-
cert by Miss Clnrn l.oulao KelOgg
, 1881-11-05

AEcFfcker'n Theatre.
MndIton streot. tctwcan etnsp md Dearborn
"Tlo World" Afternoon and orenlng.
, 1881-11-05

11nvFrJN'k ThcNtfe. =
Monroe street, between cnsk ind Dearborn. En-
Easctuent Ut ItKvcrjy's HtrHt61sas company. "The
Eirate4tta," Afternoon nnA c@cntnG.
, 1881-11-05

Criterion Thentrc.
Cors,0v Of aadgwick And Division streets. Variety
entertainment. Afternoon nsd oventng.
, 1881-11-05


Cinrk street, opposit now C0hEt.itouss. EnRARo'
mont of tho Con,1y-iarton Oporn Co. "ol!rstto.'
Afternoon Rnt evening.
, 1881-11-05

AcndeMY Of MNsic.
IInstcd ftroct, Hcnf Madison. West Bids. Variety
entertainment. Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-11-05

tfnntnlpl1 htrrOt, hrtween Clark md Ia aaale-
EnRngcmont Of MF. Joseph Murphy. "shaun Rhus'
Afternoon aud evening.
, 1881-11-05

Lyccnn Theatre.
Desplalnos BtreDt, noar ai1ilRoEt West Side. yarl
ctr entertainment
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19

rs UNIrHD STATES SENATORS The
Pennsylvania boilers remain firm
The vote for us. Senator yesterday
resulted in no choice. The vote stood
for Oliver 95; Wallace, Dem, es
Grow, SO. The balloting will be re-
sumed to-day and it is expected will
be continued several days.
s.In Tennessee there was no choice.
Ohio elected John Sherman, R.
Indiana elected Harrison, r.
Massachusetts, elected Dawes, r.
Michigan elected Omar ID. Conger. .R.
New York elected Thos. G. Platt, r.
Maine elected Eugene Hale, R.
Connecticut elected Jos, r. Haw-
ley, r. ''' o
Missouri elected Francis M. Cock
rell, d. Iu oG9.iA.
West Virginia failed to elect.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
PUBLIC SALES.


| DUBLIC SALE
FIRsT-CLASs DWELLING
IN pe ESQ soia IA At public sale at the auction
roohsof Thomas NJ. Ogle, No
ood Market street, Institute
Building. on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20 1881
al O'Clock p. NJ the house aitnats NJ
elZ King street between Sixth and Sevant6
streets, In the city OF Wilmington, Deia-
ware. having frontage OF la faa, 80
nlpg back ll0 feet, Main building II To-,
deep, with back building az feet deer ~,
IL iset, both stories his b, containiI,p 3
aYolls besldts store room y feet by S eel
also one story frame Kitchen. Il -
n0ots on level there oeiny no brsak tae ny
tWesn maln and back building. Hafght
OF ceiling, first Il nor II feet: gecand A..
AZ, AZ ieet s IN rd moor, feet. Cellar under
ali but summer kitchen neigh from n t's.
To Jolst leet inches which viii -, 81
OF towering floor If desired for n stn[a
paved anu cemented. Hot and cold wsts..
anu anu closet ~ bath room. rsinage com.
ptete. Eight inch terra Gotta niIs tabH.
All sewerage from bath room L kiic1,a,,
rooI. surface water OF side yard and floi,,
closet In yarA----lt-. ----s..ies inta - I'm I'm
King street sc hto tne
perpetual II. si, whlch Is
order. tDclufed with property t1r 100
are about three tons of coal and IL Ioads
OF woou and two portable heaters mn In
go order last winter: ali tn gas fixLures
stah, fottels ahd shades now IN posILIon:
elsht WINDOW screens, one yeslikuls
screen door and venetian doors t0
second story rooms In main building ,
or rms easy and made known on day OF
% ~ IHO5. S. BELLAH.
N. B.-Persons desiring to view the
property can do 30 by calling on Inc nne
derAl shed, n. ". corner Third and French
ah,ts A. ~, IHOS. y. BELLAH.
~ "so'e. lanl6, 10 II ,lHI9
The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
Congress Yestardax.

10 the United States Senate yeste,d, an
the bill to regulate appointments a.
promotions in the Marine Corps was 70.
ported. The bill for the relief of r. ~
Holiday was passed, the amount beino
liked al 100000. A conference com
mlttee was appointed on the Diplomalic
Appropriation bill, after which the SsnN
ate adjourned. 0SA
In the House, Mr.. Keifer presanted
Lhe unanimous report of the Eiection
COMMITTEE, declaring Ii. Bisbee, Jr. en-.
titied TO the seat from the Second nis
tflct OF Florida,now held by N. A, Hnpi
de gave notice that he would ask .ctinr,
upon it at an early day. Mr.. Snsrks
from the Committee on Military rannr'
ted adversely the bill to place General
Grant on the retired list. Mr.. McCooL
presented a minority report, which. win
the bill, was referred TO the Commit,aa
oi the Whole on the Private Calendar
The Naval Appropriation bill was renor.
ted, ordered printed and recommitied
The Funding bill was Considered in
committee oil the Whole, and reported
TO the House. The previous ouesiion
was seconded, and the main dnes1ion
ordered on the bill and amendment.
pending which the House adionnred
lhe Dill comes up to-day az Unfinished
business.