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, 1881-01-26
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
Tho Proposed consolidation In 01,l1
Sttll the Nubjcct or Much TnIlk-A Snhrl
In 1'enhAylvnM!n.

Tho Proposed Consolidation In Ohio
SIN the Nubject or Much TnIi1-A Snnrl
In renhAylvnssSn.
Special Dispateh to The Chttaqo 74ibun..
CoLuMlirs, O., Jnn. a5.-'l'hc proposed coll
soIlttntlon IF tho rarons telegraph companies
still continues TO nttract Erent utlontiOti, md
the members If the General Assembly are
searching tho stntnlrs With Il viUw or pre-
venting tisu sunr. Sc,la.or Richards, WHO
Iras examined Into tho subject, gives 1t us his
opinion that thu only statute under which
telegraph C0t,IMnles mhy consolidate Is Sec.
:st1o Of tho Code, which provides lis follows:
"When two Or more telegraph companies
desire 10 consolidate Into n sing'o .corporn-
tIon, they may TO 50 in tho manner
u u rai|raa Sa ca;paes,r ,of w uder ss!!'?tS ses' @
nnd :,:So. raftrmid companies cnn Oll!y cni,-
s0lttlatc wkici, such consolidation will firm
S1t Stls Z nj @ llno for tho m InssaEe s e. ssas
vi either ratlroatl Or telegraph, lines TINT are
parallel IL eacll other, nor wheru one il not
j continuation 9t Tho otiler. 'rllu Inv Of
s' Tfi ata"i:S T's aste9iy se Sr ss tHt 6ays
tended for sucli il; a purposa; but but It It
provides TINT every telegraph company
MMst w. T., y refelyo a1"l trn,.s',!t t!Slntches
!lllc Of ! lGo for eacll casn OF neglect or RI
1llsnl 81 tu do, to bo recovered fur tho benefit
~ Tho Co'lliat'y Stilt!lllg Or forwarding the
dispatch. The sN1lc Inv that prevented the
colsOlttinttnmUf mUf tho 41tlalhle Il Great Western
fttlIlyund with tho Cleveland, Columbus u
Elnctnlmtl Itat1ruatl Is In substance still on
tho Atatllte-hooks.
Other prominent gentlentem takn oppos!t
Views: 4 well-knowii Stats official
stated to-day TINT an attorney Of
.lny t;ouItl lii Now York drew III tic
Holloway bill. referretl 10 lust night, s!,al
which .wtts lGlssctl Y year ngU, antL further
sntd that tho bills ptlssed BY various State
Legislatures ut tMtt tllnt will be fu,tntl tn
have been framed It, IL Xlnlilnr manner. anil
wt,eM otllar Legislatures turn tl.cir attention
TO tile il,atter tliey. will he met With cmlhnr-
r,ssmenly nf II like character. When the
American Untofl lobby werD liero last viii
ter. seemingly at work to defeat Il monopoly,
II WAS II general reltlnrk that funds ,tOweh
freely. considering tint tic object to be OBJ
tuiNEl WIS one uf ref0sIl antl IN the Interest
nf tile peNple. Western Un3Dn officials WercOll
tho Grt'tlkl tn !urEu force, but, after n Atlnlt
opposition, withdrew, nlft nla,lB no fOrlttln-
bic cotltcst nE,inst thu bill. Il telegraph uf-
ilcia1 stated t0-ny Tint tic Cumpnny'S uttor-
1cy was we'll snt!stictl with the r3lssnge Uf thu
bill, md, further, that tho pAssagu Ut tho
Holloway bill eust several tl.nlls,lsIlt tt&lnrs.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. .5.-1trEnnIrnt in the
slit uf tic Western Union Telegraph CON-
la1Iy tn prevent tho Pennsylvania NAilroad
Company from interfering with tho opera
ttn,s vi tho tglaEruphic service along the line
or tho Hnftctl rn!lrDatis In New Jersey Ieg1,n
III tho United Stutcs Circuit Court to-day.
, 1881-01-26
MAY AND 1,Ecl:at1,EK,

MAY AND I,Ecr:atDEK.
Tho necessary fnl1nr, Of my tempt 10 bring
about happy mnrriauo between Mny antt De-
cctnber, III which tic former represents lovey
wninan II her tlrst beauty and tho latter an't,n
crlhhC.l OLD soxngcnnrinf1. has bcGn Il prolific
topic for pucts and navel writer's. Tho metaphor
hnvlnH survived soinu Ee1ltnrtEs Ut hnr.1 tIsngu
hns Gcco,ne somewhat nutal wttbal, n hns
reached thMt stuge or literary ,lutAEo kuowu ,ssn
cnt,s,on- p!ncr., still 1t sometimes tloes gs,,A
sssse r a ys fs S ws fl o i xss Ss IT, r., !,Ins s's
/! % S"s rsts s If 'f ea - Ers vI r
i,rt.tcd i To rs ow,, T!''t:: stratahtcned hu,.
y "a, "''@sEy ay Il ry tho tim? II. ~''s so,st !.
tenn mouths aEn Sr. :,r,a + !,srvGy y" 1t,
tci,,''cs aunii;st her h,,s!mrti Alfrs iiarscy:
summer n IFS iiro L wis liz ~! si"5y II q.
strs. sh"s. sS Ss. :.t 81 @ so"o "a,'s XIII II #
.sr.vr, Or perhGps III ta'caslonal lecture. llo
ii1s by enrcasto words uttered TT MI Nppnrent-
y. pleasant wty, nn,i sl,u WIS, perhaps. t"u sti-
remembering his in,'nts. shc ,Acc,lsctl him.
nioreoyrr oi positive nets Cruelty; Of striking
ss % tyns y. sr @ thg H. Ss t%f Il md S1
point-llnt,k iii tho nct,,s,,lus .'ltl l,r'nllicc
hs wife killly, TINT uw was evidently very f.s,d "
her mud that ~ allowed llcr to oita!'i Unlimited
Which sle 10 brovc ,s,,tlcr such circumstances,
10 n, otlss!t1v tho direct testimony t" 'll snslp
him to rencli u tltcisln i4c thought h9 cnutd
amt Ind ur1,frrfcIt chl11sfnu tH his Witt. II
, 1881-01-26

sora a. f9 10 ,sf. Ms right up to his saury aud ~,
.,sr ,a'SyS .,.i5 5ou over been called to attend 49,,
ours1nE OF c,llcAao?r
,"Ruito frequently. ! woul,, llku you,
Erncu that individuals calling thc,usa,,nn,ls d!,
yers shoull - t.llonor itelr psIses snIcs.Inss las,
rcsott 70 pr.tficos =, entirely tnrcIpn " as,o
eo,nt3i!ty. aal1c 10 aes 'sna,%H,:: ',H ::'yys,srs 'yss
cent 1.iStt.cs l., ths city. laso conspsra l,S 4
,'n ,4s i ro"' ,,d but y "!heTs,' ca!y 4s,r,Ss, 5,
W So ark k05e 5easrse'; t%e,'g liz %! ,"!Iy; !, 1
other pInccs. As rlItu the garuIshmnnsn,. an1
served 9Ii rs two nr three tsys ioioro tSa ~
Il tSo 'nnriF 'a,shG n ,nr har ssss iSs whf t +.
Icaol, tho traln ln tln,u. ,uid Judgment y se 70
iero'i ,, L. IN default Of npTarnnre VMits ,n ,fen
1nrs OF tllo chsg. 1t Is ncccssurr ~ ~ ,iatT!teu.
whether thc ntrty is lnnrrIel r Single and dHhos
n,Mst no ttlkoM nt 70 eotiion' with ntnthsess IT,
Ihcn tho niflcnr III whOse department hc n.s sn4s
must ho interviewed III order tu scrisa aesks
no hey mle! Is DUO him. nnd tho imy,nnstcr nN! a
~! see tore Is much necessary rc,i.tapo IN ~
: "tt hns been said that this Garnlshcc Iav,,
"A CONVENIENT VEHICLE run HJ,AcEu,,1n.
~. ~ can sncnk aavisedly only In one sa.e th,,
sonFcr ol'!cu rccciyEd summons, ,rhIch ny. as.
cs 10 mi tn n0 oxsst Ws ,eoss "f s to Sras
chngrlnctl. mortified 1io usln,tteI timt ~ ~
hcc' on intimate terms with nor, lit ha, ~ F.
aid aare Tor oap M tic III; atser @ Ws With Ia1fs,es
the cn.s of hts wife, through the nNnlhln ",eo
gf.st'ec gttn 81 sq; L. Mt . s,tcl' @ hreiaseG
I'm irin
, 1881-01-26
THE REV, ALLEN TlBBlTS,

SPfflal C0F1fspondFHft u TIC EhltdQo JflaIivs
ctt.hwA1Elt. Mtrh.. Jun. .i.--Thu recent rprcs-
cncu th tho rc,narsnhlo l!Iu pt tho ltur. Allen
TtLhlts, Vt th!s city. published IN THE TniuuAE,
fas been coplcf' .intn u usIu!Drr Vi pnpeEs Eust
'and West, aud ono cursous reader Mt Rochester,
n. H., finding 1t In. sunlu newspaper, writes t0
Mr, TIbblts III follows;
"ltlNUEsrElt. n. H., Jau, .D.--DEAn b,H: I
have just rcul Il, tho lfrrtii ll4t at to ttll,ys
u,ta ~ l ~ q, When }nunH nHn; and nnw I
during thAt ,,Htuully uvcitful iA,ritxl."
totlr uorrrsNud Sllt ssIw tl,u eUu,MuncntIOt
nEld requested u huEt atuteultnt Vt Mr, ltllita
~ to tliu .,ntdy thingt Lu hud Juna tllirlug his
Afettme; but be replte.! Tint he bad nlyc4Iy
sent long trp!y tn tho Naw itulnushre inquiry,
~ l.~h1uh he had itctnftul pvcry net having any
hcMrAK oD ttu question siEco hu was o years Ut
uHe, WHICH WulllN t;utor u tturiO1 Ut seventy
Setlt1, nn1 which Will doubtless be soon III pfluf
Don't physl.., tor 1t weakcuS and destrQyy, but
LEO Hon ltitlnfh, thNt lhIiil4 unl = Y :, y.
, 1881-01-26
DIVORCES.

Etniltc 0thrlE filed u bill ytstcrflny nsking for
n divorce from Nicholas uchrjE, OH tho ground
Of tlcsrrtson.
J.HlEu Tt,ley granted tlcCrco OF divorce To
August schoenfelt, from Wtthulminu Sollocr-
fallt, On tho urnl,sst nr adultery.
Judge l3Arnt,tn Hrn1te,t II divorce 10 MnX llcNn
from Minnie lleni, tho Hrttnu ur t,esorllotl.
, 1881-01-26
I'lIlt GALL,

JuDnE EnRuANoSu-tI tIenesn! bistnpss.
Jt'pnE llIAllAil;Tr-.v %, u, ", II, -, ~, n,
Is. H. u. 10, 5u, u, 81, 81, S. IT, 81, w. No. H.
ttenHEgAn Va. Stetsun, un trlMl.
ArpsLi.ArE Ecnultr-A,aJournrd tu stonday next
At:p.m.
JutAiE OAnr-Conaulnat!0 ealc.itlar. Nm.
k!,a5. City va. United Statrslr.,st Company, u,l
triAl.
elusive. Yri4l cnl, i,UU, l,oiO, io0. i,OsI, .tEa.
JUNE Wl,.i.lAMsoS-lG7. l0a. III, IT.. III, III,
~, II, u, to ill., NJ. 'e' AHsoi' Vs. siei'o''aia,
,julME JAMEst,N-Nn, further call Ut calendar
this tursu. No., Unllenslock Vi. Fay, 1sl tuar-
juInlH tiA0nNgt-ai, =, sL ., 10. NJ. 10. Ku-
ecT1t VI. NnWhk, MI hvHrlnX,
JNMlE ktNlkisSv41, :a01, ~. .l0. 2lasf to ~
inclusive. oxcspt:l3. No. ss!s. firruny W. III.
Jt1n0s ANrr'xy-ay. II, ~. ST. ". u, NJ, Ol. VI,
u, 30 lul lGl l0i. lt}. No. W, PAulvs. E.tt Lire-
lnstlrllrcy Company, TIT etlAl.
JUDGE TuLEf-9l, =, 10. Nh u, FMWeett Va.
ihtef.ItslA Company, ul heariDI
Jui1E ltAMNUA-No taa'1, NJ. 1. LII ". Atnul.
vi juoas ~ stna is,eM;s-rcrm Mos sl4, $50. IT, .A
JUDtiE bloaAN-fho joel lielry Wells unso.
.olun0k !!AMEs-resni Nos ~, 57s, 7iu. ~, ~
JUDGMENTS.
UNITED brATEs Clnculr COunT-JUpuE
/ 04upakTr-JaMes A, CQnulushaW ", Nouls.
, 1881-01-26
The Groveland Park Case-Rights and
Duties of Lot.OwncrB.
Fawcott's Shit Against tho "1ntor-
Ocenn" OIL Tr1al Mt Last.
Judge Tulcy's Opinion Regarding tho Mar
riage Of May and December.
Record Of Judgments, New Suits, Crln-
fnnl Business, Etc.

ol property Training un private parks wis vtl.
Jss s,cnIen 4. 1,u,,wlus tiie,i fur rrcord n mia
co,nty Il rlut Of Whit wus called Cmkcnwutd
suiailvtssoa lying nI,,nE cot.nsc drive avenue
oil iioih slrs Just ,,urth nf 1hitty-titth street.
In this rlut WIS II rIucc OF lam! nto,,t so3 feet
,, .vs '."'. sss :" VIII n" -" l:o. "'ae from
4'''.n ~ Ho1l''' ifo"'ln9 Weat vi tt"''pu utoNo
svsaT ;. nl 's" e'ry "n0s TUG csaso u"s1r, mt
p,nt n, t,,,vcnn, t,rt nm, thn s,,"r, !, ,,,cs
.'" ~ ~, , 's.t .'". a,'a 49,, no sicu
spneo Is dedicated nA rrEvutc pnrk 1y tho t,aino
of ,rovuand Park, tho title l,cnv vested III tho
state Of t'lnoI*. In trust for tho use
W tho nwnora "f lots fr"nslns
on Tug s'h' at' !" ''e used ana cn!'yca hy such
other n,,r,n,st wi,ntry.r md to ho ornnn,,ntc,l
rrr,lnt"1 NM, pr"tsctri H. s,,s ,n"nm"r ne n
jurlty of scl, ow,lurs shall from tllnc to time
prescribe, such owncr to s.,arc In tho control
and expense IN proportion tn tho number Of feet
be be-, s,nli own ,, trot',' or bounding on sn Mrt'
an'l INC hlleys ~ lle cc'iicti private alleys, sub.
on th.sr cn,dItinn. mil hv ,,rsnr ,o,, vrvnt,rrs
pu.se,l ntn tlre hands ur tue purtics to tho rrcs-
nr,ty,. Tim.!i,s,s NV ,, u ~ .ss,'niat,n.,
gii trmsIda',t Ms,,-, ." III III nas"cl"M .r
,,',,urs n,,I t,; M"ar, ILL.,. "mGr
m He,9,,i p f nyr 10 y hn e. sxg,ses t, nt
IL" nl1.cru ~ t,.n s.nIt,ntnr,, i 'tt' i % "
iii ,"i,s, u" s su ,1,,i,.,t,,,en;y ~. ", ,, @ -,
,n,,rr.r s' s,'s nt, ~ g M ',,' G ~
sust"tn,. v @ , rt ~ 'n nn % ~ Viii i,it sisr,s.,s
fTr w,''t ~ son1iv @ ''''' ''o o''' "'''''oseu
mn ~ Fn o WILL r,, wv WE u IT, ~ wnnn
sc ~ M ,,rtt ,u III w VIZ ~ ~, ~ IT, ~,
s. r. ~, Tx its ns ~ rt p!H M Is. nm m aor
49, ~" US ~ nv Ms ts sr,,, Ms ~, ~ t.sue't
w',s vii sct,rd itnt ~, n,sn1t tu r.M' IL.
GfGstea s;t,is. ~ q Plat or subdivision
"xnrss,, t,,t.y ~ =, nu rEcn.tcst,
GArteSNx r ~ !!hlnsni! siiu"tnE tientM WHY ur
, 1881-01-26

LoId0R EfaminsE auth cf
1t Is announced ut Paris TINT tho snoattN ~ II.
March or April Will SEQ Tho publication "
Iannn new volumn on thu FrgHch Ht,nartsi t,.'.cartsi,
Tho two volumes which hayo atteady s..JiI,j
which deWl respectively with thu uhCFu ,niiop,
md with tho c0mmriIctMeHtsu u tllo het W.. vii
thnu1h niost Interesting nid tnsttiisof n Ihe
pulos u T. satd, oetoru the reveint:fiIes i!:fies iha,
thi,l imrt =" La Couqulto Juroblre, .H,umu,t,el ~,
pros.cs bis conviction thtt 1t viii l,c .initat
eotuust 1aG aua tsay " franto
bo cClpparul with thu settlement ut tasaIh,.Ito. ~
Lab horues IL tho possessions u tbo us 1riiI
Will welcoipo ibis production ol u palIsasa AA~
sohplar and q feurlcss aud iulpart!as "1te''
, 1881-01-26

---------.--
,s pnwnssok,ess; % 4 thoy commit crimes shall ho
xGTIty Ut whtes, their crimes cult for THUS hone:
atte,ttr .,,a a.,t,,, .,,,.,, ,,,,,,o, II. ..,n.
~ tng S!Hie H. AetarncY hnisncM ~ c!olNent
nn,,tic. hit tlsorr Wiz "1v tno iGvimnna ~ ri IN
demonstration. which wna flushed hy tic estn.
i,ry restraint ,iat everyone fcee III Il esn,ri nt
justlcc. il .was o'ci"ck whsn ,ir. stills rnt
,nept until !. t}n thn reas.ctnIiirE III tic cni.rt
It lint hoMr be Requested Tho ,jnrt'rs 70 ri:o
Ms s;e 'aor o 1ca ,s"'s and they 1'' oforo the 'nr
u ,,,s ~ w,,'1-rt.x rr', ,xsr,,,rr,oxu r,, r,,,,
ntn ra,,". ,,n.,, ..oNo s:', -
ESu ne pcatlus tor tliu Gt,.ilt,iis40' Ut th9so
ysos; a.s mo rSnat!rs % ir c":enllrg xt"!t
Sn;i ,tareet,y' Tno Hs tns!r,!stlons n +" tho
EN- a1 Ix t" to FFS Wv, t mo bms.t't r. M.y
Grsdihillty Of Freeman. ar n,yof tl,c witnesses W
hr l Md .cn nsosegs'9,,; H. ImSy ;s, %sro 70 ~, 10
.sienia,.t @ f ctrf,orntet .,y creitio Isatt,nony;
.nslSr nn IT, naS san. %ms y rFsG r.inInI,x aa ~
d I" TIC Gharae,crs of lsnryey Erle!hesg en,!
"stp' mcssGs &C.. smo Jury WE 10 asa IT, ar. .at ~,
c,rs1et q. tho Testimony q F'TeIt.nM ty must
CMrt r,,vn snn,n fa,r,h"r ri 'i insrmntinn.s nv ~
"Shcuney'' t,cnrgc'a atnicnpnts n,lti Us to tito
counts ni THO indictment.
@ Nom dspcrse,' lit FrnMrT Ss M nnd io'hi his
w!fs s 1;s 5, 4" thei,
ntormM tho ,cn,'nsel TINT hu would return 10
jury yoro % reay to rctr,i u, ~ ~ tint tslnr. ~"
nn,Su1yn * rms vrrt,,sr
H. WINS J:j3 ociork whrn ,ta inv o,n,c into
court. md tho foren,un ai.t,n!''is.tl Tint they
uii,.s i H.. m.n. y reit. Mnuatn .,s frie.etE
, 1881-01-26
ITEMS.

Richard u. I.rller. oe ur Tho Hl1rctIcs ol, tho
Wheeler mitch bond, whu WIS Indicted for per-
Jury. WIS yesterday surrendered innncn curt
by his surely. Judge t,ii3ott rnlccd his bn,l to
III ,U mud he etltnrtal Int" Mnn.huf ructyiIlzltu
Iii that U!t:s!lht With A,rlruw ltrhn1 uiitl Alex
anlcr Och,nlrGll rs tslset!es,
, 1881-01-26
POOR ON lOF, HENRY,

E!,u,S, ILL.,, Jan. 'a5.-Joel Henry Men'
addressed all antllence ,cro of Wv OIL ',a'i 'ahi,
day evening, Tlore was llttle rsn'afAau..ts ~
nbo,.t t,ts talk, lie expects to lecture \"
Dundee Wednesday, night,
, 1881-01-26

Min n. Campbell, vortltct st,4al.2S. md motion
for nnw tsinl-J. ". I1rIRhnt1 -. lsuf,'s g. cnac
tlsnrHe ": Scott. and T: y. Wilkcrsor; $M4.M:
Morse & Co. Va. \. Lnprlsc, $,N.f6.
, 1881-01-26
CRIMINAL CuiIli.v,

Anthony HtrnNb WIS ctnvlcte.! Ut assault, anl
allowed tu ~ on bali.
MlNno lloN WIS acquitted Ut larceny.
Tho bali Or Tharnus EEll,, inllictc.l for rub.
bury, WIS Erfet01. Ills suroticS Aru .IAlnps II.
it0n1lulti aud Alex. TIril0y. ;,
psank ih'rko ple."Isa guilty To- robbery. aud
, 1881-01-26

very ruriousty, tim tas It wns rri,chc,i tho de-
Superior Court wcru pre]utlsycd ngnnst t',etn,
mud That tho scnlcs Df tim Blind rtstt,css could
tut to accurately hnnnrrtl excerpt on il hcnriiIH
~ Tho Circuit Court. lly This Unfortunate nc.
cdcnt tho 'lcfenslnnts hnvn hccn prevented
nearly = whole year frn,n proving their initt-
celco, but tho cEthnco Is ut Inst given fhon nOw.
, 1881-01-26

Winchesserss liypophosphitets,, s,,,x
will cure consumption, coughs Wcak
bronohltls, aud general debility. ta:s'1TF
tWcuty-Qpe ye%E4, ,.
, 1881-01-26
GARNISHMENT.
The Oppression Practiced under
Cover OF the Law.
Experiences Of Railroad Lawyers
with Such Cnscs.
Special Instances Of SufFering-Trying
Gases Before Country Justices.

sPaolal lnstAnee8 OF suffering Trying
Gases Before Country Justices.
an very many respects tho Gnrhlshco lnw,
as administered In most Of tho Justices Offices
In Cook County. Is nnst Oppressive. and Is used
rs wcnpon with which to torture both honest
nnl dishonest niotl."
Tho remark WIS addressed to suburban JUS
tfco III n gnrtttst,ee suit then ilenrlny fnr tho
rceovnry ot f30. Tho pcnt,rnlan who tlnlc ttse
Of such unn,istnxnbly strong languugo Is con-
ncctcd With a proul!nont Chicago RAILWAY III 4
lcEnl capacity, mud has Ind for II porf0d Of years
10 attend to tho minor 1ovnt "details Of tho rond
with which ho has been for n long tino con-
ilcGteI.
tho gentleman consented 10 giyo hls viows iu
regard TO tho operation Of tho law wgcncrally, bit
moro particularly In reference to its otfcot rs
Issued from
a RAILROAD srASnro1ST
This law said he, 'swns designed to MD men
In tho recoycry Ut thoIr legitimate dcbts, after
NIL other lncnns Ind tnilcd. IL WIS not the de-
alHn OF our Legislators ~ pass measure thnt
wut,ll work trt9ahtp Tor Dno olnes to tho bctter-
ment Of nuothor. While tho rlhrasooloRy
Of tho instrument docs. not convoy tho
tho intention Of those. ), who framed
tho Inv WIS TINT It WIS only TO be applied In cx-
trenlta. But 1t hns becone perverted. aild,wlilse
II Is not thfrutiucntty employed to collect money
tflut would not uthorwisc be recovered. tho Inv
is more frequently used to ludgcr and To opprrss
punr ,nen. Mnny II man who hns been rlunGed
Into debt or account OF sickness, or for solno
other causc beyond his coiltrO hhs had his pitt
tnrco snatchct from him by tho unnecessary
employment Of this larsh t1ensurc."
"Cnn yoti mention III iuclgnt!"
''ics; 1 call tn mind young man who Is otn-
A.x A.. Z
, 1881-01-26
INJUNCTION DISSOLVED,

.tl,!Ao lInrnnm ycatorduy morning delivered
slrcislun dlssnlylnu thu temporary INDUCTION In
tho caso Ut letEcrssIn Fnrmcr ngulryt tho Sorth-
westurn Manufacturing Mut,nt FirD- INSURANCE.
Company And othgrs,, This wns II til t!lcll by
IhrnIcr Mt,n otl'ers aEnlnSt tho Conlruny, To re-
sti,ln II from lhyin ny tho .l!ssc chartrr 1T
tho Northwestern GUrn,hn autuni LIfc- Iusiir-
u,,co ConM!iy. md tIlveriEng Ia tho last-s,au,c
conipslhy tho usscts Of Tho former. The Jl,lEo
ltlt tlAlt Farmer, though huninlcntlonnilyn nHrec-
lug to I'M arrangement Tor present insnr.
.,lco instcnd ~ lutnra h!s,srn!cu. wactu-
l,y tic Original organization. for tho
purpose nr "l'taining lho chartsr Of IN
lM .irlKs!t1r ar uiii,IcNtU ft,r Insurance. ,tiwIrr
!lao "rlEsnu,nrlsvs, esInt!a!nsns ui htsMrs!nse-
% 5 IN ,yr sf !oT a,, r. rs wi s sn III ~ ~ II.
t"p.g4l srn',, snnlnx it 70 i'o 4 'vurslon "r tho
prs,ltrtnrsot thu Original tnsura,lr1 ct,,,lpnny
nut e. abandon their Hri9llMl t!rEAntzMtIut, yut
n. ST. ia @ " wls .G o I'M, !9oS %S
nlrd ns INV ct.at s1ct whul!y lncnllsstuni with
th "fx,I cr'as'T ~ Tx , TIL s,"tmt. for tho
ssssat iSs''.,,,es .n!!! .!'s!s ossuu,tssss ss
premium ,l9'i aud clnl,. f.5tN ot which mist
ls sst H n,,t'l that hpone.! t,s C.pl'!
he iii II It Sst"S W.s wSy sSiy ess.es ss
lttu 4lst liz regarded As II lnyrl uEruetIull and
tho paTtics to It, although tnlntcnliunaIly,
cilu plAillants with Fnrtn"r, l'etHy I0tiu,ho1irrs
ntscr Tho now urx'!nt1A,tnn, hnl right ~ M
iIetnnt. tut tiesa lrnt!d ~ faet Wls shuwil. u
Art with thelr cut Ititmles, nI rcct!vp policies,
It would i!Dt Justify tho suitng Akldp Ut tho
nr1xil curt.t,eAlCa under tho cuntr,tpt III Oct 1.
Int they wer0 untitled to tllo n, tlMeu,i llIl II
they chl'sr fur, m ncclhlnt. ind Leave wottlu ba
gifGtl tor that purtttIse.
, 1881-01-26

The trial Of tho cintirery cas1 of Faweutt
nEutnsr tho fAstF-UccaH CuEnpHny, Tho Inter-
tEc.In Publishing Ca1apn1'y. wllla.M t,onll
Efxan, ], \: Scal,nton. aud nthgrs, WIS bpytl1l
yesturlay Nfturnuun before Judge Tallry. blr.
Fawccat two Ns thlco ycara aKo recovered
Judgment for Abt,,it fl0,EU aeutnst tho iNtsr-
tttlY Eumyany fur nrrcaFngcs nr salary, Utc.,
but failing tU tl,tl any nsscts 10 upply M bls
clain,. li!cu u creditors bll uakinx sotne very
pertinunt questions Gtout tho sudhcn deuth
IT shs later-uttam Coiupn,,y, and tho cquully
abrupt ald unhuraltA:d birth OF IL successor.
tho lnte,.tee,n Publishing Cun.pany,, aud
how tho dtsctx nr tho former were sud-.
tlcily 1sunstcrr& IL tho possession OF tbs
lattceal,d why thls was W clalldc.tll,cly io,le.
Together with other !hterr1vatoFias Wiually
Foh!tcd and embarrassing. This tslso was sut
dentlal touyNnttpla bt(oTp lAdse 1nt4us0tl. pYh
, 1881-01-26

Don't physir, tor 1t weakc,lS and destroys, but
pse l|op ltElors. 1ii4t builds Up. up|
, 1881-01-26

UNtrEp brATEs CInculr COunT-JUpuI
04opakyJ-JaMes A. Cunningham ", Voula
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-01
DIED.

FIRESTONE-At his residence near Miadie'
hYanch of Ivnhoid fever, after iouI weeks Ill
ness, Nj. Hiram FIreVtone, in his A2d year.
Mr.. Firestone was q prominent and respected
citizen. he was one Of the inCoTporatorS OF the
Farmers Bank, and Gt the time Of his death was
a director Of the City National Bark. For eigh'
teen years past he has resided on his farm near
MIddlebranch. The news Of his death Will be
read with sorrow by many friends and acquaint'
ances Of the deceased. The funeral occurred
Sunday morning from the Warstler church.
LIEBTAG-In Bayard, Columbaps county,
Aug, l8 of career IN the breast Father Gabriel
Liebtsg aged SO years. months and two days
Father Liebtag was born in TIusnach, near
Blngen on the Rhine, In his infancy be was
baptized and af.erV ards confirmed in the holy
Christian faith. Iu lS4i he was married to Eliz'
abeth Eckert their union being blessed with five
children, all Of whom are yet alive. Mrs. Lteb'
tag died in February, 1854, and he then cane to
America and married Elizabeth Osnger In Read
ing, Pa. Four years later he removed to osna'
burg, Stark county, Eight children were born
to his second wife, Of whom several survive him,
The funeral took place from his residence in
BGysrd on the Goth inst. and was attended by
many relatives and neighbor. Words OF com
fort were spoken in German and English BY Rev,
]. M. Grether, who took his text from the Gospel
Of Ct. John, chapter vi, verses 80, 49,
DANNEMILLER.-sunday morning. at their
residence on Eighth street, an infant son Of VIII
liam and Louisa DsnnemilleT aged months and
II days.
The funeral occurred from the st. Peters Cath
Ollie Church Monday afternoon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-01

The school book monopoly will no
doubt engage the attention of the next
General Assembly of Ohio; and, on this,
We can trust such men as Robert 8. War;
wick, our candidate for Senator. He will
not become the supple tool Of any school
book publishing house, as Senator Harts-
horn, the Republican candidate, was last
winter.
Our candidates for the House are also
mtn who can be trusted not to become
the tools of any school book monopoly.
John Mcbride and Fred. Mackaman cal
be safely relied upon to be faithful to the
people, and stand up for the true inter
ests Of the people, against any schemes
Of plumber. The question is becoming
prominent, whether we should not have
free books along with free schools.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-01
MAYOR's COURT.

Edward Farley, an old man, stole some gArden
hose from sChwertner's new building Saturday,
and tried 10 sell 1t to Mr.. John Wonderly' On
South Cherry street. An officer found him out,
however, and he began serving out hVe dsyb
IaIl sentence Monday morning, in addition 70 q
fine Of 81 and costs.
Mr., George Wade, Of near Navarro, lost Dills
amounting to some $500, somewhere on the roeu
from Canton to MaaSillOn. Mr.. Ed. LENNON the
coachman, found S45 Of It on West TuscaraWSs
street, Mr. Thomas Dougherty, store'cutter 1t
the MethodIst Church, found S1b In iEOnt OF sne
church, and boy named Smith found s1OO d
In the Same vicinity. These amounts were 10,
turned to Mr., Wade. Thinking that Where part
Of It dropped the rest must have alSr, Mr Waoe
had Lennon and DOugherty arrested for ne olng
and keeping the balance. Lennon was after
wards discharged and Dougherty had hearing
before Mayor Piero, Wednesday afternoon Whlch
resulted In his being discharged
John Barwick, fol" keeping diSOrderly house.
was fined S9S5 each on two counts
George sChafFert Of MassilloD, for carrying q
loaded revolver was fined 81 and costs,
In a row at South Market street saloon Saturday
night young man named Jesse Dine was struck on
the temple by beer glass, seveEing the temporal
artary. DR. BrAnt dressed the wound
Dine paid fine and costs for hghtlng' FreS'
Peters, who did the cutting, has skipped 'ne
town. A warrant Is OutiOr his arrest.