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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
COwPENs.
The Monument Un1ellsd.

sPARTANBURs, s. c., May IA THE oowpena
monument was unveiled to-day in the presence
Of twenty thousand people. Governor Hagood
preaided. Rev. A. I. Porter offered prayer, read.
ing from q prayer.book found on the battle field.
Thirteen hundred South Carolina military we're
reviewedby General Henry Hunt, U. S.A. Gen.
erai A. NJ. Manigault, Adjutant General Of South
Carolina, served On General Hunts STAFF and, by
special request also the following descendants Of
the shlei actors at COwpens Daniel Morgan
Taylor, United States Army McHenry Howard,
Of Ma yland; s. B. PlCkens and John B. Wash
lngton, Of South Carolina. Speeches were made
BY Senator Hampton, representing Mar land ,Vlr.
ginis, North Carolina, south Carolina, Georgia
and Tennessee; Thomas W. Higglnson, repre-
senting New Hampshire, Massachusetts Rhode
Island and Connecticut, and William H Francis,
representing New York, New Jersey, Pennsylva-
mia and Delaware. Music was furnished by the
Fifth United States Artillery notes.
This afternoon the re idents Of SpaItaDbuIg
rendered banquet to the Washington Light In.
fanry, and to night Governor HagOod holds q
reception in honor Of the guests Of the State
The granite base and pedestal OF the monument
we're built by joint contributions OF the old
Thirteen States and Tennessee, and the bronze
statue Of Morgsn was contributed by Congress.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26

A NUMBER of men charged with con.
spiracy to prevent Paul StrobaCh, Re.
publican candidate for Congress, from
speaking in Troy, Pike county, Ala, last
October, have been found not guilty. by
jury at the present term of the U S.
Court in Mon gomery.--N. Y Times 18Th
OF course this will not prevent our es-
teemed contemp rary from enrolling this
conspiracy against the Republican elO.
quence Of Strobach, together with its
special murder of Ludeling, and with
Dawea's strictly confidential outrage in
the state of Sounorth Loumisarkalafo.
texalina in that bright msrtyrology Of
the carpet t-baggers in which there is ma
such word as "authentiCity."-M.Y Y World
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26

DEMOCRATIC Senators urged Dawes 10
call up his resolution for the election OF
Senate officers yesterday, he not y
declined to do so, but moved to go into
Executive session. Ten day. ago Dawes
denounced such motions as revolutionary Y
and fraught with danger to the Republic.
Hoar declared them reasonable, and
different music is now in order.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26

F R six weeks Senator Pendleton
maj a motion daily in the Senate to &C
into txeCutive session. Daily this sim,
pie motion wss resisted by all the Re-
pubIcanns, and daily it was denoun ed
by sHch windhags as Hoar. Dawes and
LOAN as Revolutionary" But last week
Senator Pendleton made his motion
again, and D ives, having been casually
called out by an exasperated constituent
the motion was agreed to unanimously
Now let the country stand from unde!'
That bloodthirsty revolutionist, PendIe
ton, has the way open before him!-Neu
York World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
s.GRATIrUDE AND Duty "

Hon VIM D Kelley says in letter to Doctor
starkeyi Gratitude to you and duty to those
who may besufering as was from Chronic Ca
taErh and almost daily effuSiOnS Of blood, In
greater or less quantities, impel me to say 10 you
and 10 authorize you % give any degree Of publicity
% nv assertion, that the use Of your Compound
Oxygen at intervals has 10 far restored my health
that am not conscious Of having discharged any
blood Tor more than year; and my cough, the
severity Of which made me frequent object Of
sympathy, has disappeared" Our Tr,atise on
Compound Oxygen sent free, Address Drs
sTARKEY & PALEN, LOO and I'LL eIrard Street.
Phila.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
IR CoNKLINe says if Robertson is con

Mr. CoNKLING says if Robertson is con.
frmed New York will be Democratic
state - Cin Commercial.
Yes, and if You renominate Charlie
Foster you will find Democratic state
in October, without going so far east IS
New York Globe Democrat.
May we ask what objectionable n
Gov. Foster has been guilty of? Are the
third termigaut resolved to knife the
administration and all it's friends with
out further ceremony?-Cn Commercial.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26

LAST year, when Conkling was in Ceve-
land, the Herald spoke of him as the
great Senator" the "fearles'" the "elo.
quent," the "inCisive," the "exalted ad-
voCate Of the Republican creed;" and
now it styles him the "b ably Q l.e-
p.h.a'n.t." How times do Changel-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26

REPUBLICAN postmasters are being con.
stantly removed in Virginia, and Ma
hone men appointed who voted for Han-
cock. This is the White House end of
the bargain with the repudiating fac
ton. And yet Garfield is truly good
man,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
THE REASON WHY.

The tonic effect Of Kidney-Wort is produced by
Its cleansing and purifying action on the blood
Where there is gravelly deposit in the urine, OF
milky, ropy urine from dlsordered kidneys, Il
cures without fail. Constipation and piles read!.
ly yield to Its cathartic and healing power. Pu
up in dry vegetable form or liquid very concer-
trated), either act prompt and sure.-TrOy Bud
net
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice ls hereby given that petition will be pre-.
next regular session praying for the establishment
Of road, commeu cling In Plain township at the cen.
tire Of section urmber six, passing thence west
through lalds owned by Emanuel Sheetz, Francis
eurbey and Jacob 5phlOtts heirs TO q road leading
frOm New Berlin 10 Akron.
may5rew PETITIONER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
PROPOSALS..

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office Of
Stark county, o., until IL o'clock at noon on the 18th
day Of May, A; ID. 1881, for building School House
Ohio, according to the plans and specifications on
hle In said office.
BY order Of the Board Of Education.
apr2Std RICHARD METZ, Clerk,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26

B. F. FAUST, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
AND
A TTORNEY AT LAW-Oflce in New Cassllly
"A Block, East Tuscarawas street, Canton, Ohio,
Collections speciality.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26

TWAS dealer in alnc who lived within his
zinc come
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
+, W. BOND.
]. NJ. MYERS

A TToRNEY All LAW-Patents secured aud all
"A patent business attended to with promptRess.
New cassidy Block, Canton, o. sepll-gy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26

HhUl r. BALDWIN NJ N'D'DIII17I11'"'
BALDWIN & SHIELDS,
A TToRNEYs AT LAW-ofice opposite Court
"A House. Canton, Ohio jan29s0-u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
attnrHipS.
---a8le7lN-7-7-7-77777717.T
E. E. RUSSELL,

A TToRNEY AT LAw.-onlce In new oEsslttiy ShtSy
"A Block. East Tuscarawas St, Canton, ono
Prompt attention to collections Ocun
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26

u S8 va CHAs. r. MILLER,
A TToRNEY AT LAw-ofiCs in Eagle ,5s BLOCK SS
n Canton, o.. JulZsU
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
a. ". GOsHORN.

s 4A A. @. HINER,
A TTORNEY AT LAW -Ofice In Eagle Block
"A over LIST National Bank, Canton, o. l5-Zlu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26

TUs1 ICE OF THE PEACE, and Notary. Public
D 1, running O law shop opposite the Reed House
anal street, Navarro, o.. From whence will de.
fend the Innocent I'pfOd" the wicked, collect bad
debts and mix up prescriptions for the neg Iors at
"bed-rOck" rates. Young fellow, II you want NY
thing ground out In my line call feblTs 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-26
THE rEoY IND rERNoYr MErHoDlsrs.

No SETTLEMENT or TIK BOUNDARY DISPUTE.
GLENs FALLS, n. Y, April %. AT this
mornings session Of the Troy Methodist Episcopal Con
ference the Commission sent t. the Vermont Conference
reported that they had presented The request the Troy
Conference for d Commission; that Immediately after
ward the Rev Mr MoI read paper against the
quest that Bishop Harris and Bishop Andr VS. together
prc-entcd paper stating their belief first that the Yer
mont Conf renee should include the Burlington District
Second that IL should be- heartily concurrcd IA hy both
the Troy and Vermont Conferences; third that they
heartily d-upproyc Of a attempts 10 alternate the prop
erv OF the territory; fourth that the opposition of the
churches ia that district would defeat the good results
that might come to Vermont Ne thos by such union.
and that therefore they commended the request Of the
Troy Conference the consideration Of the vermont
Conference. They further reported that the afternoon
session refused the request Tor Il Commission.
At the conclusion of the report the Rev J. W Eaton
submitted the following:
h1srfd That The report of the Commission be- received
and the Conhi. Hon ID, rDhllnru ll W" dcprccatc W."
refusal 81 the Vermont C"nfcrcn'e Tor Joint Commits
sion and that approve OF the paper presented by
Bishops Harris AMI Andrcws
The decision Of Bishop Wiley concerning the question
proposed ~ the status OF the churches aud ministers
Of the Burlington District has been appealed from and
the appeal referred to tho General Conference II n
affirmed that some OF the churches have sninod their
purpose stand 10y the Troy Conference, while IN othr
cases largo OF money have been sub-cred to cup
port ministers from thr Vermont Conference The ,sult
Of this ALL De two c"rgynrn IN those places and d
vision Of interest The refusal Of the Vermont Confer
ence 90 confer this matter s 0ccuurd great excite
mcnt here. Tho bA feeling 0n account OF the transfer
of thu Rev Mir brown from brandon has been mdiurtr
by the transfer the Rev Mr. bridgclod 10 the Yer
mont Conference to M Ir. Erown's place.
BRADFORD Vt, Apul 1.-The thirty seventh session
~ the Vermont Annual Conference closed Ia cNcroses
this morning From the report OF the Elders and other
grsa prOHt 10 the Vermont Mcthosls. Amer the read
ing Of tho appointments u" CONFERENCE adjourned S'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-26
APAYIYG TELLER's MISTAKE.

A bill Of exchange for about $4,000, ac-
c.picl by A. Lippman. was presented short TINE asD
Ia The Ninth National Bank Of this city for certfcaton
by August Rutten the holder. by mistake Of the pay
ing TELLER the bill WAS certified M good although them
were only few hundred dollars In the bank Ia the CREDIT
of Mr. Lippman The teller discovered his mistake IN
the conrre OF the day and immediately called upon NJ
Rutt, and askcd he allowed to the certcatOn
on the bin Nj Eu,ten still had the bill In BIZ posses
SION he refused to accedc 10 the eers request The
hui was subsequently, paid by the bank and action
Was Tho rrupon begun against Mr. Rntten Ia recover the
amount The cas-. tried yesterday before Judgr j.
T. DAILY in the Court Of Common Pleas, and~t The jury
under The direction of the Court brought IN verdict 10
favor OF the bank j. II. V. Arnold appeared iOr tt,
bank and Joseph III. Choate for Mr.. Rutten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-26

WASHINGTON. April 2j.-The attention of
the Secretary OF the Interior recently called 10
circular Issued 10y the Frccdmcn- oklahoma Associa
ton ~ st. Louis. !. Milton Turner president AMI Han
niba o. Carter general The circular promised
100 acre. ~ land 10 every freedman who would So and
occupy the pnblc lands 81 oklahoma. Secretary Kirk
wood al once referred 81 60 the Commissioner of the Gen
oral Land ORce nnd Acting Commissioner Ilolcomb To-
day presented % the Secretary elaborate rcpor. ON
tn subject which concludes ~ follows:
For many years efforts have been made hy designing
persons effect into the Iuunn Territory for
Inc purpose dcspong the Indians Of their pitumouy
secured to them 10y the most solemn obligations Of the
United Stnten. These unlawful aud dAngcGOu efforts
have heretofore been thwartcd by the prompt
action OF the Executive under his constitutional
duty enforce the laws. The present attempt to make
use the colOrcd people OF the country In the same d
reotion by deuding them win fictitious Insurance. that
new aud rougcnial homes be provided for them
within this Territory. deserves especial reprobat"n,
since ia only must be 90 involve innocent people
In criminal conspiracy and subject them TO disap
Donirnent hardship and suffering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-26
THE nrNEFIr SOCIETIES BILL.
rNrr,NAnONs ~ Mr.. McALL - TIVE WHO 4
FTNrFp.

FNrf NNAuUNS ~ Mr.. MtALL - Ilih WHO III
FTNprp.
ALBANY. April 2J.-DcVuty superintendent
Mccall 81 thc Insurance Il, puftm'ut, gave h' opinion
~ "a, pu,ud Cool cnt'c Insurance bil % an int'r'i'"
today.
The ril in question permitted coop' ratYe Tie in@nr
arrc compani,. ~ an kind- whether organized under
tho laws ~ ih, or any other -tn;e without any irstfc
ton whatsoever Il d not grant to thr m"inr- " the
ynrs h.fea ial -o,ioc. 81 this state any GREATER priv
ir-- than thcy possess hut % di open the door &"
horde ~ irrc- o-ibc Institutions OF oth'r states that
nYl b,e been able io -iuac t.ir people of Ibis stat"
without let or hindrancc on The part ot anybody
The pap.r- which Published the preceding ~ the
Cooper Institute meeting contained statement from
baltimore that Western Mar land was ovcirun with thc
AGENTS ~ prunsylsuui cooperative companies thht
were Issuing policies supcruuuurtcd paupcr- Tor spec
ulative purposes and that in lrr rick County over
s.Ooo.OOO had been PLACID on people ranging In age
from sixty eighty 1--WE years Yet Governor Cornell Il
,uoucrd hy people Tor preventing the residents
If thi- State from Ice. NIX similarly rNludrd
since the veto hy the tioscrnor 81 the Ducud bill a
confptcr from the beneficial sc ties ~ tn state has
Informed the Insurance Department that the " Ait' U
OF Hustled b, with an amendment HuSsrst"d hl tut ne
nnrtmrnt would bc acceptable II h. Therefore lui' rftd
hni thc opposition to The G"ycrnors views l. created %!
tne agents ~ other state coOptrhtN" i" Insurance cor"
nur- srhrur- have been thWarted by the timely
action OF Governor Cornell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-26
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srprryP CouEr-Cn AMBXIs-Held BY Barrett, J..ConIs
mn. at 80 a ~ Calendar called AZ II - m NOE 20 ~
~ ~ III III. I5s I- 2aV, 2iO, zil ZiJ @iO' Aoo, To-
.UJ - I. 2fh 2is - sa. ,r.a,, N,, me-, ,h ,,,,t ,
Si.TgfaR tougI-OKNERAL TEAA-"li meet uh' h"fhh5
srFSat Tfmyan Worst. Court opens az 1922 a N;
az md f.rt-So-. lilO, llliplb, 1898, 1908 t.hnss
10 rGS 5I 1911. 1912, lUpt, 1850 9.a. 90, lVVl 'y
i0y, / H. lOsS llO3. ill2. 2Os. 1850. $40. $50. .
tln,rIT-PAKI i-lAiwrvurc J.COurt opens Az lVD - d.
S"~ .p65 ISL 1874 AMI. $3.50. 500, 800 sol =
am 1iiD 1855 $40, SOl7 452. 1913, Ojl, 21il, 49,
nI~ So, 1891. 3Ol3 1882 1913 U2i. 43@a 4OSo ''"'
1,ST' $50 sgiN 3262. 1924, 2iib. lti23
PANT li.-Donohue IConft opens a. , 10 q g., ~ NJ ~.
lnss a5ul 500, 36S 365l 3bOa, syib jos 49,, ~, ~,
1870 S0yl 3iud, 3iD lo7l 300 Sii9 ~ 81 10
glTA lOlI ij9 $685. jOat, 5by 3gJi Sit!, s.tr .ss'
S7,n AM y762 y76I 31Jo $751; 3l5S. 3,a3, 3lIn Io
SOL Sio6 S7G1, 37eo, S769 S770 S77l, SI4 $40 "'
Pagr III-IArromore, J.-Csmt opens at 1880 gINes
25., 2stI 2t36 $40 IIls 26js 2O2b, 2Isl Slt -,
3J75 27is 1891 22ls 2OO3 l6lr, $780, S'O? 2osa +-'
guO4, 2U-sA 26os. 2Bs7, e3l. . -. -. a.
SJPEHIoR COuRt-sPECiAL TgRh-Spof J-N0ut oi'S' ~
10 "a M 40 day calendar. A.
TRIAL TEBA-PARIs 1. III Iad IiI.-AajoaHca iof '"'
Term. .,.,rt
opens "A IL a No Day Caleuiaf. ~.
day calendar A., ,,.... o,.,s af IL A.
m.--SeA liza has, 7ee. ileI. liIv teV' ooo' w" '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-26

lege Of Physicians snd Surgeons upon Haoituai
breathing" "Only two works" said the lecturer nave
ever been written on this subject Its Importance Is not
generally understood Breathing through the mouth
often affects the constitution seriously and person VINO
Is habituay addicted to 1t easily be disungushed oy
the silly and liotc expression Of his face Indulgence
I'm this habit affects tho hearing aud the nose IS az, 10
farmation OF the windppc and the upper part Oh Tue
throat and IL alters the character OF person
N also causes asthma of the spine ana nat u
known ~ pigeon breast The Indian mothers teacn t'
children in Infancy breathe through The nose anu 20
This must he attributed partly their freedom run
diseases aud their excellent health. nose 1reatheF
the speaker added never snorcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-26
HENRY H. srvrRs. UNITED STATES NAVY.

The remains of Assistant Engineer Henry H.
StNcr~. United states Na'y, arrived from Washington
yesterday. and taken Ia his Late home. No 3O3
Nnurrhiit-ayc. Engineer htivers was stricken with
typhoid fever about two wrecks ago, resulting from
malaria couirartcd iu oycrhauung and repairing the
dispatch boat Tall poosa. lie fingered until sunday
morning when De- died. Ill mother aud Commodore Il.
I-h,rWopd cNchicf Of thr Bureau of steam ln-iu'e
inl lf him at Ia, time OF hiH death. lie entered
m, Navy 49, cad, tcugiu,tr. at the Annapolis Naval
Academy. Ocnhcr. !. 1873. aud was promoted to ~
--taut engineer JUN I. l~TS lr was about To receive
ms prouoiuu and considered one ot the most
promising officers u the Navy. lie wAs born In Ntw-
Jersey October 800, bat was appointed nom thS
~futr al. father i- Chtf Engineer George W StiitiN.
of thr Nayy ho D. attached 70 the l snip lr>acolo
nov un her WAY from san Francisco To Honolulu The
funeral viii take place al II. Lukes Church, Clinton
ave, Brooklyn to-day az O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-26
DECISIONS-April %.

Supreme Coarf-Ch ambers-By Judge Dorohuc-
Tnre and agt Ihorne and Others Order grant CON
nrmug report OF aud for distribution sondhen AT
n, Jndre lawfcnce-In the ~ JordanThe default
IN h. having been opened u. papers are returned u IN,
t 10 County s. granted with 80 costs 10 Ia ne
Special TrSS@ By Judge Beach Union Dime SAVING
Institution at. Sanford opinion
Na1,riorf Onri-Speciai Trm-By Chcf-Judgc Sedg.
Railroad upauy-Ur1crs settled. straaeh q a. a AarFen
iy Judge -pel-~ AID agi ct aloidsr settled cgl
ys a. sS 9 sS e, 81 ait Ksde2 ct 90 remit
granted and rciiiinr MED JadsbsSSt a, ate
bank Newport the spit Rock Forge and Mining ON:
frTn Brtoy agt wilkins lrorisr,d on special osenda,
or second Friday Of June nnssthSH r ss Anu
stflns down cause fer nrst Monday May Go Bloci
dsni.snS pain Davis The United states and DO
ma Mp h@Sf y ai1s
Bere agt CeS .ee.oreI DENYING motion: nogglaSs ct
n al item Of iant deienints agi the Msyo etc.
Sn H. a e " icy s sI a coSpa 15 p
y ds irnsxihe .tionai state Back OF Boudcr COL
AIT smith ct aOrdcr placing cause On special calendar 'oi
Common Pleas-Sp,cial It1m-By Judge Beach
Hines agt Nc Dernoti aud o,hers-Orier sbsned 40
80 ChofJ Gstce &. Il. Day-fieiseher agI Flsische-a'
Nv Judge Van Brunt-Fi.chcr agt Raab-Ordcr signed
EqUiiy Term, by Judge Van BrunI-irae agI Ir-e-t"m
Variar Conrt-C hambers-By Judge Nehrbas-
Fitzpatrick agt To open default den.sd nnes
dcndant pay. P o soS sS 81 e e hns AMI
In that granted down Monday Of MAY
for trial johnson ait HasbrouckMOOn denied Win 10
abide the event Cohen agi Goodman Motion dcu.'
with plaintiff Ia abide the event stephens AZ
vacated With costs. Itlken AIT trcuctFh
Substitution ordered and plaintiffs attorney Itgurd {" de
liver pnuer, plaintiff payment Ia him of 80 Bliss AT
Naniercock- open default denied Unless defendant
within tire" III
service copy Of order henon aud IN the oven Srnted ADJ
eau do Monday OF May DoiI-1n Az
granted with COSTS lssheshtln 81
,ruilrr tom Sll ,5 allowed to Dc taxed la lea ~
81, I,k,u AIT Elrr-MOon granted In all respects Win
40 costs defendant lOrry au AYES Guano tomIan
Nund AT Beck % Ncll agL Dnllu. biea sgt bhnd4sfJi
fh All Nnrton. stern sullivan Motions denied bet
htni "a. Motion granted Fargo sgt the kellogg
nu.t q Alta hucuts dl-s hargtt
Bein AIT Complaint dismi,se'i Bailey MItg1s
A. hur tOBpany Long OnFT Tor pnbliatlOu Met an
a. Hughes bliss agt Naderc XXX Oriers signed hrri
nut ~agai fdrr gI.ut4d Higgins sgt Stevenson; hnnsh
agf PuwUTs FOLSOM agt Nollau, Amend aet kruot Ntk'
agt faungu. Amend ag sullivan. nrtsr AT firsroh'.
r, AT shay, Messenger clark, Stlinnn agt Tar ahi
Mc Ni. ast Sic Nc, same agt >aiiinsi Shca ast
" l.un Moore AIT. henHey; same agi Nllhm
same Kelly ag smith, same AZ stohe.iios'
Oolu agt N.Itin Jones AT k'tfe. NuisbefgcT aSt
mott Burrh.il agt Anderson i.chStsn hgt Rev M"
il t,ulAud. Palmer Iouth. NaDdaninnh'i aft H,
dain. i.rg AZ. ubinsein Agate Az h'lD Danny 49,
tt,o,.malt. leunnja agt MahOnsy -Judgliont-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-26
FOREST FIRES IN NEwJERSEY.

MrpDLErowN, y. j., April IA farm hand
M Nat swamp in attempting to burn brush hemp on
saur,y set fire the woods close by and thirty acres
of valuable timber land on smith flcldSs place were
hr. The public school which lay iu The track OF the
nrr w- al 80 burned Through the rAcitiOns 81 Joseph
Applsgntr. VINO with gang OF men plOughcd mp an un
M a ad the prugTc-s of tHr nrr staD cd To day t
broke ont again, but b. under control Forest fires
ON "A small scale hui1lng all around here ana rcpcu
tun ui the great rest hfen VI St spring j. fcartd
MILFORD, Penn. April 25.-Tcrri5c forest nrcs are
raging County y j. just across the river from
here Illuminating the surrounding cOuty Ncry large
fires reported ~ tc back tOWnslr OF Pike County
dining cOusl,rllDt damage 10 lumber and bark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-26
nISOXNING HIS WIPE.

Anette l.. Tilden has begun an action in the
Supreme Court against her husband Mllano c. Tldcn 70
obtain decree Of separation and for alimony The mar
rngc It Il alleged took place in Boston IN ls7i and IA
1873 Mr. Tden left his wife, who was visiting her par
ents NJ 40 56 West rtynnths this city. with the
defamation that lac going Ia Boston. Instead 81
going Ia Boston he went To Europe. where be lived
several years coming only al intervals 10 New York III
.lnnd.sfiur manner Mr.. Tildcn returned openly 10
New York few months ago, and has denied that MIS-
ridden WAS his wife Mrs 1ildcn has caused the arrest
OF her husband the ground that n he were not he
famed byt order al the Court be would probab!.51
ONT OF It's Jurisdiction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-26

Kclly's New-Nolk nine visited Princeton
yesterday and played With TIE Princeton COLLEGE Clnh
d, ratug by score Of II to =. The Princeton Club
had five substitutes.
The Troy club viii wear tlc same uniform last year
with the addition Of blue trimming for the collar, the
shield ~ Tire shirt front and the cuffs.
Phil" Powers b. 10 umpire the Troy Worcester games
al Worcester ucNt week.
Thcrr b. limor that the Chicago and Cleveland Clubs
Will open their series a Chicago saturday, instead of
Monday
DMrymplc spent the winter ns % brakeman.
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