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The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29
Sales Of Property.
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pUBLIC SALE
A FARM or SEVENTY TWO ACRES,
ONE MILE FROM
TfM0NIUM STATION, n. {. Il. r., AND
NEAR THE YORK TURNPIKE; -
II 10 ACRES OF CHESTNUT TIM. -
BER, On THE RIDGE.
sale, a, the Court House door, Towson,own, on
THcsday. NoremLsr is. 1881,
at ~ o'clock A. ~,
THE PROPERTY BELONGING To THE Es-
tate Of the late Joseph Kelly, deceased, do.
seribed as follows;
No. I.
A FARM OF - ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
situated on the east side Of the York turnpike.
about ono mile from Timonium Station, Northern
Central Railroad, and adjoining the Iands Of
Joshua y. e. Talbot, Elisha Parks and others.
The improvements consist of large
NEW Tw0-ST0RY AND ATTIC STONE
DWELLING,
large new frame barn, and all tho necessary out.
buildings. nearly now. Tho land Is In fine farm
ing condition and all cleared with the exception
Of about one acre. IL Is well fenced aud watcrcd
and has an excellent spring near the dwelling.
There IL n hne orchard on the property, with an
abundance Of fruit Of all kinds in hearing. This
10 very desirable property and its situation near
the railroad and turnpike, being but II miles
from the city, offers hne opportunity Tor any
one desiring home or for investment.
No. 2.
A TRACT OF 10 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
Of very heavy Chestnut Timber, situated on Chest.
nut Ridge. about one mile from Texas, n. c. X.
n. There are no improvements on this tract.
The timber upon IL Is the finest in the neighbor-
hood and Is very valuable.
c1r TERMS made known on day Of sale.
Any one desiring 70 view the property can do
so by calling upon the undersigned, at Pot Spring
or by addressing him at Timonium r. o., Balti.
more county, Maryland.
ELISHA =. KELLY,
For self and Mary T. galloway. aud NJ agent and
attorney for Thomas Kelly and all other non
resident heirs-at law Of Joseph Kelly. deceased
they having agreed to join In Deeds to purchas.
ers (Oct. l5.--ts.
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Sec-The Democratic Reform Club Of Carroll,
Lt district, held n meeting on Tuesday night,
for.y'twO members present. A vote for Comp.
,roller was taken which resulted MOrling, Green.
hacker. 10 votes; Gorsueh, Republican nominee,
votes. and Heating, Democratic nominee, no
rates. II this can be taken as a test Of Keatins's
strength In Baltimore county he will be fearfaily
sc,rehcd on the sth Of next month";
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ger Remember that there Is bu, one Rcpubli-
can tickle, In the Geld in Baltimore county to-day
and this will be found n, the head of our cii-
torial columns. II Il a No. ! ti:ket In every re.
spect and should receive the hearty support Of
every true Republican in the county.
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e<,- Republican, Of D.I,imore ,o,,,, A,

~ Republicans Of Baltimore county, don,
forge, the fact that there Is an excellent chance O
elect Thomas Gorsuch, your nominee for Comp
troller This Of itself should be sufficient ineen
tive to bring every one Of you TO tho polls on the
s,h Of November. Yo~ ro,e may decide the con.
test; therefore don't shirk your duty but 70 "a
the polls and give one day to the service Of your
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So-"Dseeney. and honor. and honesty are ut
terly unknown to either faction" Of the Republic
can party. This Is the estimate Of the decent (l)
honorable (lD and honest ~ Joar~ai man. lie
says, however. that there is a slight preponder-
ance (of what are utterly unknown) In favor Of
''the anti. .cresweli desperadoes." This must bs
soothing % the Ensorites.
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Ess- John q. knight ha. been twice deputy
sheriff and Is entirely familiar with the duties of
the position. lie was deputy for ex.SheriiIs
Thompson and Barton. lie is universally popu-
lar among the people ot wosiLsrry where Lc is
hest tnawn
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- The only RepubIican ,icket now b.for

~ The only Republican ticket now before the
people Of Baltimore county 10 that headed by
Charles W. Anderson for Register Of Wills, and
with the names Of Messrs. knight, Scott and 9TH
srs upon II. This tieke, will be found at the head
Of our editorial columns to. day and II should be
supported by every Republican in tho county.
See that every Republican goes to tho polls aud
votes this ticket.
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sss-JOhn En'or attended colorcd temperance
meeting in Towsontown n few nights ago and tried
to explain to the audience how |, happened that
he had three straight Democrats on his straight
Republican ticket. His explanation was as anus
Ing as Il wai bungiing. The Ticket Tinker 10 In
n kuA
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Br n. NJ. BRIAN, Auctioneer.
Br n. N. BRIAN, Aueiioneer.
DUBLIC SALE
DAIRY FARM OF ~ ACRES, a,
- ALSO,
u A FARM OF 100 ACRES. NEAR
THE r., W. 4 d. II. r., 18TH DISTRICT.

The undersigned, being about 10 change his
business will offer at public sale. on the premises.
oH Taesday, the l5th dog Of Norea,5sr, 1881,
at o'clock r. NJ,
The farm upon which he now resides, situated on
Bird River. on the county road leading from the
l2.Miie House on the Philadelphia road. 90 Chase's
Station, r., W. 4 d. X. r., and "a miles from the
latter place, and adjoining the lands Of the late
Joshua Bevans and X. Vincent, Jr. The dairy
farm contains ~ ACRES, Is acres In wood and
the balance cleared and under good state ofcul-
tivatiOn. There 10 an abundance Of fruit Of ali
kinds, well watered and fenced, and u IL q very
desirable property. The Improvements consist Of
. comfortable FRAME DWELLING. BARN, and
all necessary outbuildings. There IL upon the
property. inexhaustible quantities Of the finest
Iron Ore, which can be marketed either by rail or
water. There 10 also good ducking aud fishing.
Aiso, 100 ACRES OF LAND adjoining the
above, so acres cleared and under good cuitiva-
ton and the balance covered with q ine growth
Of Oak and Chestnut Timber. There arc no i'm.
provements upon this tract; well fenced aud
Watered
TERMS OF sALE:-i cash and the balance In
ono aud two years. the credit payments 10 be 90.
cured 20 the satisfaction Of tho undersigned. A
deposit Of 800 will be required on each farm on
the day Of sale. Possession given Jan. lst. 1889.
MICHAEL ZINKAN.
A conveyance will meet the train at Chase's
Station. at II A. NJ, TO take persons 10 the SALE
Oct. 2g.-2Ls
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es- The Baltimore Gazette is not doing i,s
friend and eO-abOrer. John EnsOr full justice. Il
speaks Of bis ticket In Baltimore county as the
"RnsOr Republican Temperance" ticket. How do
The temperance people Of The eeunty like this!
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~ EnsOr continues to ignore the RspubIi-
can candidate for Comptroller on his straight Re-
publican ticket. See Maryiaad Jo=,@ai Of last
week. Does he wan, Mr.. GOrsuch to promise
him something!
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eor Republicans, the election takes place one
week from nsxt Tuesday sth. Bsekis
on your srmsr and be prepared for the fray.
Victory is within our grasp. Let Us do our duty
and glorious triumph awaits us.
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s:'s- The .i""rn"t man is getting scared. lie
fears hi. party will be defeated aud warn. hi.
friends Of the penalty for betting on cicc,i"ns In
other words he advises them not 60 bet
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corre.poHdsaes baltimore cownfy Union.
SIXTH DISTRICT POLITICS.
Sixru DisrRicr, BALTIMORE Couxry,
0sfoh.r 9sfh Igal

SIXTH DISTRICT, BALTIMORE COUNTY,
October 25th, 1881.
Editors Caion I'll notice In your issue Of the
sth inst. . clipping from the Glen Rock Item In
which the correspondent Of that paper from this
district seems 10 take exceptions 70 our mode Of
conducting . campaign, and intimates that the
defeat Of our candidates at the late convention was
Judgment foF . means used In the canvass. lie
should have stated the fact that there was no less
than Eve candidates In the feld-thrce for lesis.
iative honors and two for commissioner-vhich
justified the use Of any means. and would be 90
decided by any good Democratic community, and
no one but Rad flor whom there Il no chance In
our county, would take umbrare AZ ANYTHING that
was done. 'Tis true, owing 20 the number run.
ming, things kept getting shotter and hotter. nm
10 the holding Of our primary. BY which time they
we're al white heat. Therefore We repeat. athe
snd sought justified the means used" bat for our
friend 20 say that the use Of whisky made the
campaign disgracsiui is going little too far, for
Il 10 . well. known fact. at least 20 every rood
Democrat In the country, that whisky Il the srest
lever yea .ifs tsslf' Of our good old party, and
TO want to deprive US Of that power would DO 20
partv' Hs zoe. an 20 s.v a: no,,.,s.s sn...,..
was held and whisky was dealt out In school heuse
No. s. which sin violation Of law, and that little
ny ny sn Is maas s,Sn wsn 70 say ~ reply 70
tionaI puSposs,. and A. /. va. ons,sS ne .nsh"a;
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~ Hon. William Window, late Secretary Of
the Treasury, was on Wednesday elected United
States Senator BY the Minnesota Legislature.
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81 The only Republican ticket 10 worthy Of
the support Of every Republican. aud every Dem.
oerat who desires to escape from the evils thai
beset his party associations.
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re- The date Of the trial Of the assassin. Gui.
tcau. has been Gxcd fnr the iith "f NnvemLcr.
Additional counsel has been assigned him by tho
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

1~John Rnsor. the Tickle, Tinker. must have
been nsg'sssing his business the past week as We
notice his legislative ticket only has Eve names
upon u.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

SB-Ths skies look bright for the Republican
aominss for Comptroller. II hs is not elected !,
will be the fault Of the Republicans thsmselves-
Let every man do his whole duty and glorious
triumph will be ours on the sth Of November.
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avenue, near Joppa road. The house 10 Of brick,
two stories, finished basement. Lot 20 by $50 feet.
Some fruit. Pump. House lately painted inside.
Apply 10 JULIUS RUDIGER, Towsontcwn, or at
Union once. March 37.-af
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OHARLEs n. MCLEAN,

COUNTY SURVEYOR a CIVIL ENGINEER,
ROOMS Nos. 9 AND MASONIC HALL,
T0ws0NT0wN, Mp.
Specifications and Plans furnished for Bridges,
Buildings, &c. (Nov.e. 'se-y.
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I OCAL OPTION LEGISLATIYE
IL TICK ET
FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY.

III TIE COUNTY TEM-
PERANCE ALLIANCE.
WILLIAM ID. BRECKENRIDGE,
EDWIN JESSOP.
CHARLES J. BECkLEY,
DICKINSON GORSUCH,
HENRY ScIAEffER,
OWEN c. MORRIS. (Oct gate,
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

The DULANY'SvALLEY and LONG GREEN
Horse Thief Detective Association will q
hs ss.. az e. As.ss, = ".., Meeting at >. school 40
Hr,iay, NoreAsber 5fh, 1881, at 3 r. NJ. Pcrsons
residing within Eve miles. wishing To join. will
please attend. T.. :. PIERCE,
Oct. 29.-lt.) Secretary.
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DRIvATE SALE n
A HOUSE AND LOT IN TowsoyrowS.

Lot IL feet front and adjeins Trinity Church
property. The lot is In fee. Tho House Is two.
story frame, containing eight rooms, with cellar
under the whole.
e8-For further particulars apply to
JOHN BURNS,
May Aft. Towsontown.
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EICHTU DISTRICT.
NINTH DISTRICT.

First st-COcKEYsvILLE.
Second Precinct--c. o. C0CKEY'S TEN MIL
HOUSE, YORK TURNPIKE.
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TWELFTH DISTRICT.

Nv ELFTH UTNTKTCT.
First Precinct MICHAEL ADAMS TAVERN,
NEAR CANTON.
Second Prceinct-wALTER's TAVERN, AT
FORKS OF MIDDLE RIVER AND RACK
RIVER ROADS.
Third Precine,-- TAVERN,
GARDENvILLE.
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EL,EYEyTH DISTRICT.

TENTH DisTRfcT.
SHADES TAVERN.
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RARE CHANCE

A RARE CHANCE
IA TO
SECURE A GOOD HOME IN THE -.
- WESTERN PART OF MARY.
~ LAND, WITHIN ABOUT THRRH-N
MILES OF DEER PARK AND FIVE MILES
OF OAKLAND, THE FL0URIsHIN0 AND
ATTRACTIVE COUNTY TOWN OF
GARRETT COUNTY. ON THE
LINE OF THE BALT0. AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
For sale, on the most favorable terms. FOUR
TRACTS OF LAND In the Glades Of Garrett
county, Nd. The landis highly productive, equal,
In point Of quality. 20 any In the State, partly
heavily timbered and surrounded BY farms.-
Each tract has . stream of water running through
u, besides ine springs Of excellent water. These
lands are In tho most healthy part Of Maryland.
They will be sold on the most favorable terms, or
exchanged for Baltimore city or county property.
Apply 10 or address,
L0NGNRcKER BROS,
ofiee "BALrIxoRE Cousrr UxIox," Towson
July 9.-tfl 2. o., Towsoutoun, Ma.
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|. NNIGNEE,S SALE

Snowdon g. Busey. Attorneys, No. 50 West
faycttc ST., Baltimore.
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Fir., Precinct-wRIGIIT's TAVERN, HAR.
FORD ROAD.
Second Precinct--wM. BLACKIsTON'S,
RIDGELI'S FORCES, PIlILA. ROAD.
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First Precinct AT THE HOUSE OF ELL $.
SAMPSON.
Second Precinct, PLEASANT HUNTERS
HOTEL, wISEDURG.
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THIRD DISTRICT.
First rccinct-wO0DBERRY.
Second Precinet-0LD HAMMET HOUSE,
REISTERSTOwN TURNPIKE.
Third Preeinet--.SEvEN MILE HOUSE,
REISTERSTOwN TURNPIKE
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First Precinet-cOLD SPRING HOTEL.
Second Prccinct--IIAMPDEN VILLAGE.
FALLS ROAD.
Third Prccinct-TOWsONTOw
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Miscellaneous.
CMERIFF's ELECTION NOTICE
GENERAL sLECTToS. 1881.

NOTICE Is hereby given 70 the qualified voters
of Baltimore county, that Election will be held
In said county, ON
The firss Tassisy Hsri AFTER tLs Firsf Monday
eC NoresLcT, 1881,
u being the sth day Of said month, In the several
Precincts and Districts of Baltimore county, via
FIRST DISTRICT.
First Precinet-PAIRvIEw INN, FRRDER-
IcK TURNPIKE.
Second Preeine,-NEwBURG HALL. Ca
T0NSvILLE.
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FIFTH DISTRICT.
WHITE HOUSE.
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rI,RUSTEES' SALE

D. @. McIntosh. Attorney, Towson,own. Nd.
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eB-"The unholy alliances and mashinatiens
Of certain alleged Democrats with certain erafy
Republicans" The Journal is hard on the Ten.
psranee Alliance and che mashinations Of certain
erAfty Republicans. Mssss. Jsssop, Bnsor,
Beekiey q Co., had better look out.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.

SIXTH DISTRICT.
MIDDLETOwN.
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REIsTERsTOwN.
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SECOND DISTRICT.
RANDALLSTOWN.
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WHY A REPUBLICAN TICKET WAS
NOMINATED.

Eieesioa Tuesday,. Norennser sfh. 1881.
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THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
PUBLIC HOUSE OF J. J. WADE, wASiiING-
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II LARGEAND VALUABLE PROP. a.
Sz ERTY, ADJOINING
- PAKkTON, n. c. RAILROAD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-06-23
SLICK STEAL.
$4,000 Cash Stolen From Vault Safe In Broad
Daylight.
cleveland Press, 19th.l

One Of the coolest, most AUDI cious and sue
cessful robbeTies ever committed In this city took
place aG Maher Il Brayton's foundry office, No. 20
Carter street, about two O'Clock this afternoon.
About an hour previous, X, G. Cutter, assistant
bOokkeeper, went to the First National Bank and
drew some $500, with which to nay of the work.
men this afternoon. The money was made up In
a package of bills containing about $1,000. The
balance, about twenty pounds OF silver, was in
bag. Cutter took the money down to the Office
uni ocked the large vault safe and Ilaced the bag
of money in corner. The package Of bills he
showed end-Ways into a pigeon hole, He then
lock ed the safe door, leaving the key in the lock
and dismissing the pattern maker, who had at
tended the Office In his absence, he resumed work
at his books, his back being to the safe door. In
less than FIVE minutes tap at window at
trsCted his attention, and looking out, a man in
buggy beckoned him to the door, Cutter re-
sponded and found there man in new piano
box buggy, who had a new crutch, and claimed
to be lame, unable TO leave the buggy, and very
anxious to see BraytOn, The lame man detained
Cut ter as long as prssible with tiAing questions
comparing time, asking about patterns, etc, and
finally drove off saying he would call again.
Gutter returned TO the office and Immediately
noticed the bunch Of keys, to which the safe key
was attached, lying on his desk He rushed to
the safe, found 1t locked, and on hastily opening
the door, saw that the package OF 5000 was gone.
The shrewd acComplice had either brushed past
Cutter in the front door or entered as he left by
rear door near the safe, leading to the pattern.
room, and out to the rear entrance to the shop
The bag Of silver being too heavy for carrying in
his hasty exit was not disturbed. The alarm was
Immediately given, and search instituted, but not
o trace of the thief could be found Cutter thinks
he was followed by the thief from the bank, who
watched where the money was placed, as a hasty
examination Of the vault would not have re-
vealed the hiding place The man in the buggy
had on a dark suit OF clothes and drove light
bay horse He had lap robe ornsmented with
monogram, On this meagre clue the detectives
are at work.
Gutter says that he really believes rat the man
In the buggy was mixed up In the affair some
way Indeed" the guiltlets youth remarked to
a press reporter 81 don't believe be was lame at
all, Now that l think of it, his crutch was q
brand new one, snd he didu't act lame as he
moved around in the buggy"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-06-23
Gnta1 0ems.

BOARD OF HEALTH-In response to a call Issued
by Mayor Piero the Board Of Health met In spec
al session Friday evening in the May yor's office.
All the men bers were present. On motion CT DR.
slusser the President was Instructed to learn
from the City Council whether or not 1t is the
duty Of the city physician to attend to all poor
cases reported to him. Complaint Of citizens III
the vicinity Of Biechele's soap works, regarding
the stencil caused by the refuse from said works,
was referred to the Street Commissioner The
President was instl ucted to inform the Council
that the Board Of Health would attend to the
cases Of individuals only and thatthe Street Com
missioner will have to keep the streets and alleys
free from nuisancts. Health officer Walker re-
ported having cleaned the cellar Of the Max Ell
ben building at an expense Of SIG 5O He was In
structed to complete the cleaning and disiniect'
ing Of p1emists and then to report the entire ex'
pense. Oh motion OF Clark, the compensation OF
the Health Officer was fixed at 81 rs per day. On
motion Of Conkling the purchase by the commit
tee Of tents for use as pest houEe, was approved
On motion adjourned
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-06-23
TALMAGE TAKES A HAND.

NEW YORK, June l9.-Talmage preached to-day
on the curse Of bribery. Closing he said: REV.
olution 10 Just ahead OF u.s. and pray God 1t may
be pesceful revolution. We must have emanci.
patton Of American labor from the curse of
monopoly. u and are paying the board and
washing, and cigar and whisky bills OF Legisla
tors Of the State of New York, while they are
lowering over the spoils of ofice, No one sup
poses that the fifteen or twenty candidates over
whom they are cOntending are the OILY men fit
for the Senate, Why not give us two great Chris
tian philanthropist who would adorn the Senate
Of the United States more than the Office would
adOrD themi l nominate William Dodge, OF
New YORK, and George l. SeVey, OF Brooklyn.
do not know whether they are COnklng men or
anti COnkling men, l OILY know they are anti
fraud, anti ruin, anti igRorantR, butnO such nom,
lnaton will be ratified. But The time will come
for the election Of such men. God did not make
the Atlantic Ocean for the few great whales to
swallow up all the small fish. Nor did he make
this great continent to furnish a few fat mag
mates with blubber The greatest blessing OF this
country is the Iail Oads made for us to ride over
But we must not lie down ana let the railroads
ride over u.s."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-06-23
JAMES HOGAN BRUTALLY BUTCH
Erred BY JOHN M'CUE.

ERIE, Pa, June 19-James Hogan was foully
murdered this morning by John McCue The
victim, an inofensve man, was walking along,
when McCue who was loshng at corner, coarse
ly insulted him by tfyiug to pull his handker.
chief out. Hogan would have passed on, but the
murderer forced quarrel and squared for a
fight. Hogan prepared to defend himself, when
suddenly McCue sprsnR upon him and plunged
murderous Jack knife into his throat. Hogan
fell, weltering In his blood. The murderer was
seized, red handed, by Councilman Mahoney, who
pinned him TO the earth until the police arrived.
Surgical examination showed that the jugular
vein and carotid artery were severed, also the
lacteal duct The city recorder took the dying
deposition, embodying the foregoing facts Ho.
gan's death is momentarily expected. Physicians
give no hopes
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-06-23
SUIT AGAINST BRADY.

WASHINGTON, June 21,-suit was filed here to.
day against General Brady, ex.Third Assistant
Postmaster General, by John A. Walsh, to recover
S2SO5S. Walsh was formerly banker In Wash.
ington, and he advanced to Brady about $4,000
in four different loans. Brady paid back so the
papers Of the suit set forth, two payments, leav.
ing balance due OF S2S O56. Hine Walsh's coun.
sci, declares that the suit has no connection or
relation with the Star Route prosecutions at all,
but is instituted to recover money. While Walsh
was in the banking business be took Star Route
contract as security for a loan TO contractors.
The latter failed TO pay and Walsh got the con.
tract which was subsequently expedited. II is
said that Brady considered part Of the loan from
Walsh as his share Of the expedited contract, and
hence his refusal 10 pay back.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-06-23
STOLEN BONDS.
Daring Robbery Of a Safe at Reading, PS,-NO
Clew to the Perpetrators.

READING June ia bold robbery was com
mitted last night, at the residence Of Daniel
Klspp, 258 Penn street, the particulars Of which
are as follows: When Mr.. Clapp entered his
house shortly before noon to. day, Annie, his
daughter, remarked that he ought not to leave
home without locking his iron safe in his sleep
ing apartment, He replied that he did nOtwhen
she said that she noticed the safe door slightly
sjar about the width of little finger in the
morning after he had left home. He said that he
had not opened the safe during the past week
and burglars must have been about Upon in.
vestgaton he found the safe unlocked and
pocket book in 1t lying under book, containing
nearly $1,000 In cash, and also box containing
jewery, kold watch hchains, finger rings and
other articles belonging TO Mr.. Klapp's daughter,
all intact He did not notice anything wrong
until he looked for his water bonds, twelve in
number, and each Of the denomination OF $500.
They were gone They had been the uppeTmOst
In the SAFE and 1t is supposed that the burglar or
burglars mistOOk them for Government bonds,
and did not think 1t worth while to search fur.
ther, or were disturbed and fed, TIE bonds were
in yellow env lope, aud were all dated July l,
1875, signed by c. f. Evans, Mayor, and by James
L. Douglass. President OF the Select Council and
Charles d. Wells, President Of the Common Coun.
Gil. The bonds are payable 10 bearer, with Cou.
pons attached payal lie July LIST and January LIST Of
each year, and numbered 236 up to 247, inclusive.
After consulting an attorney, application was i'm.
mediately made to the Water Board to have the
stolen bonds Cancelled and new ones issued. Mr.
Klapp sent dispatches to Philadelphia, NeWYOrk,
aud other places, Offering reward of $500 for the
recovery Of The bonds, Dul up TO a late hour to.
night no clue to the lost bonds has been dis
eOVefld