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New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
THREE COW-BOTS KILLED.

TOMBSTONE, Arizona, Oct. N.-FOur cow
bovs Ike aud Bill " Ciandon and Fancs and
" Tom McIowery, have been parading the town for
several dave drinking bard and making themselves OBJ
noxious. City Marshal carp arrested Ike Clandon
Soon after his release the cowboys met the city Marshal
his brothers Morgan and Wyatt Etp and City Judge
Halliday The Marshal ordered them to give up their
weapons when a fight was begun, about thirty shots
hen, r,n,o,y fred Both of the McLowery boys were
LYlr3 Bll ClaulOn was mortIly wounded and dled
aoon after Ike ClaudOn slightly wounded In the
shoulder, and Wyatt Elrp was also shShtly "ouhueo'
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
AN OFFICIAL DINNER PARTY.

WAsHrSGToN, Oct. 27.-POstmaster-General
and Mrs Jnmes gave dinner at the Arlington to the
President and members Of the Cabinet and their wives TINS
egcning There present President Arthur, AclnR
Vice-P President Davis, Secretary and Mrs. Blaine,
Secretary window, Secretary and Mrs. lincoln,
Secretary and Mrs. Hunt. Secretary and Mrs.
KirkwoOd Senator Jones, OF Nevada and Mrs Pearson,
wife Of Postmaster Pearson, OF NewIOr The guests
arrived little before oclp'k and were received by
cen, raj and Mrs James IN handsome pirors prepared
for tLe occasion Tue spacious private dningroOm Ot
The Arlington was decorated with nhcs and shields and
an boratc floral i-play made upon the table. 10
s AN elegant and tasteful affair IN all It's appOin
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
WHAT IS DOING ABROAD.
AUsTRo-ITALIAN COURTEsIEs.

THE EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH WELCOMES KING
HUMBERT TO YIEN>A-PROFEssoR VIRCHOW
ELECTED IN BERLIN-A WAR CLOUD IN ALBANIA.
King Humbert and Queen Margarita have
received cordial welcome at Vienna from the
Emperor of Austria. The elections in Berlin
have passed off quietly. -Four Progressists, in
cluding Professor Virchow, have been elected
there The returns from elsewhere are incom-
plcte. More disturbances are reported from
Albania. Arrests continue in Ireland. 1t is
deemed certain that Gambetta met Bismarck
in Germany.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
THE SENTIMENT OF WALL STREET.

The nomination of Judge Folger was received
with little interest III Wall Street. Ii was the gem
era opinion that his character and ability assured
wise and conservative management of the Treasury.
The general sentiment among the bankers seemed
10 be that to which Jesse Segman gave expression.
Said he: Il really don't know quite what to say
about it. The President evidently wanted to take
a New-York man, and he did the besthe coald under
thecircunstaDces He couldn't take banker because
ID would be unpossibe fOr a banker 70 dissociate
himself from his business. have no personal ac-
quaintance with Judge FOlger, but from al that 1
can To- IN he is al honorable and straightforward
man. The positions requires very little hIanclal eA-
perience at present Ii is only necessary that the
Secretary of the Treasury should be person OF
good common sense, who will guard against the
Governments locking up any more money IMAM lS
actually necessary, and who will keep the country
fully supplied for its legitimate business"
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
KIyG UTMBERT IN VIENNA.

VIENNA, oct. 27.-King liumbert and Queen Mar
garlta arrived here this evening. They were met
at the station by the Emperor and tho crown
Prince Rudolph. The meeting was most aiiect'on-
ate The monarchs kissed each other on Doih
cheeks The Italian National hymn was sung ny u
choir of men. The parry proceeded to the II ioi +
burg The King and Queen were presented at
tl,r Palace to the Empress The reception OF
King lInmbert in the streets of Vienna was most
enthusiastic.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
TIE rRANsYAAL SETTLEMENT.

LONDON, Oct. pa dispatch to Ihe I'meS'
from Petcr-Martzburg, says: 1.-THE ratification oil INC
Convention between England aud the Transyaa oy the
yolksraad has caused general satisfaction IL Is unucr
stood that the Convention has been signed more WIN
view to give II trial than In reliance upon t ~ ~ @
hnay The VOksraal has imposed heavy uIreGl "a No.
and duty Of 33 per cent on foreign Invoices. o us
content is caused Pretoria by these suuueh anu o
measures. ..--. 49,, c,,,,t,
"rhe natives lighting on the Northwest anu
west frontiers The TranByaal ms prOcialncu ho''''''
ifa mar
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
WITNESSES FOR GUTrEAU.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-In the Criminal
Court to-day an order WAS passed allowing twenty wit
nes-ea TO no -ubpwnHd In behalf Of Guitcan' tho ices
and costs Of service to he paid by the Government
The decision of judge Lawrence yesterday in relation
to the witnesses tho Guitcau was misunderstood
The Judge decided that The Court has power To summon
yyitpesses living more than 100 miles outside of the
rsdictou Of the Court and that accounts for their cS
pensrs must be allowed by the accounting officers Whrh
duly presented ny the United states Marshal that ne
trct Of Columbia and has not Decu changed Dy recent
statutes rs claimed by the District Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The Senate, in Ex-
ccutiye Session today confirmed the following nomin
tons:
Charles j. Folgcr York Secretary Of the Treasur
Thbuas L. IauC-, OF NeWh hOik. iostmaScfsehetl wee
Thomas !. James. ir=gIefl
Char,s sc.ou Of SewNoTs, 10 De superintendent Of
Ftan atton of Iowa. Assistant Postmaster GeneTa
vi .r IynCr, resigned. q,
Frluci- " Eastman, Oi bl-tfcJ u Auihmhl Ahteh 5's
To-t,rastcr: William f. in .s. Nashville. Tenn.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
MIR. LoRILLARD WINS A RACE.

LONDON, Oct 27.-At the Houghton meeting
at Newmarket today z. Lorlard's brown colt Geraiu
had walkover the Subscription Stakes Little SIS
ter the only other nomination left IN, was ScraVoleu
Appended to the conditions the stipulation tnaV
running horse bonn flIe his own property The sub
scriuers were Lords Falmouth and Rosebery ana NJ;
Lorard. The subscription was 2OOsoVereishS qi''0oi
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
A sUTppNG COUNCU PROPOSED.

LONDON, Oct. 27.--Mr. Chamberlain, presi-
dent Board OF Trade, speaking at gathering oi
snip at Liverpool to-day said he thought was
possible to create n council the model OF tho railway
cnmmission reprrsenting the whole shipping Interest
and the great Insurance companies Inc IuhcIohs w
the council he said, would DO TO advise anu "nsi7' '
Board OF Trade.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.
THE SENATE pRocEEDINGs.

AIhI@ E5I@4N4A II ItON I1LIIIt'Vh1'
WASHINGTON, Oct 27.-When the Senate met
this morning there current that final adj
lcarnnent would be reached to-day and the adoption OF
resolution for the payment Of compensation TO the
pages and other employees served 10 strengthen that
Impression.
On the motion Of Mr. INGALLS, lRep.. XVI. resola.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
GAMBETTA AND BISMARCK.

LONDON, Oct. 27.-The Berlin correspondent
of The Standard says Gambettas reference at Havre
on Tuesday night to his visit TO Germany is regarded
here leaving doubt that he had interview with
Prince Bismarck during that visit"
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
TURBULENCE IN ALBANIA.

PARIS, Oct. PA telegram from Ragusa
says: agitation has been renewed in Albania. Anarchy
prevails In Pisrend Dprvish Pacha Is blockadcd by
mOuntaineerS in fort in the Ijuma mountains.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
REsCUED ON THE SEA.

LoSpoR, Oct. 28.-One of the SIX missing
boats of the Dutch steamer KOniR der Nederianhhh-
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28

which foundered her voyage from Batavia to Am
sterlam has been picked up In the Indian Ocean and
taken to Aden 1t contained nineteen persons.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
THE PRESIDENTS CABINET
o,-n ,.,,u urvRER APPOINTED.

II, II
oNl 49,, ~ ,,o,uv.Trp AND CONFIRMED sEcRE-
~.nv or raE TREAsURY-HIs PUBLIC sEhNl0h'
SATISFACTION AMONG BANNERS -.
cut -Jndge Foleer, of the New ork Court
Of Anpeals, was yesterday nominated lor 0eo-
rotarv of the Treasury, to succeeu oecre'a,S
Window. and was promptly confirmed oy l'o
Senate in Executive session. A sketch oi 'lie
new Secretary's life and public services Is
given below. His appointment Is coinmehueo
by bankers in this city.
SECRETARY WINDOWS SUCCESSOR
JUDGE FoLGER, OF THE NEw-YoRK CoUhI oP
pFAIs APPOINTED SECRETARY OF Ihh i"
uRy-posTMAsT GENERAL JAMES RAAfrolNi-
h0' Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
xy.,,,.croN Oct 27-Judge Foger arrived
hare late last night and after consultation WIN
the President accepted the tender OF the secretary
shin of the Treasury, and his nomination was Sen'
TO the Senate to-day by which body IL was 0o"-
6rmed without opposition. Judge Foiger ieIt ior
Nev-York this afternoon. He is not personally
known TO many Senators. but those who 90 kho"
him are well pleased with the appointment.
postmaster-General James was also nominated
aud confirmed as his own successor. The reas
for this conrse has alrea " been made public. Inc
President desires Mr. James to remain IN Once uhIil
the Star Route trials are disposed OF; ouV
there was provision to the statutes u
tbe effect that the term of the postmaster
General shall last during the term of the fresiden'
nv whom he is appointed and tor one hoh'h
thereafter unless summarily removed. In the oph-
ion of some iursts the term of POStmasttr-Geheral
! mes expired under this provision one month al'eT
,he death of General Garfield. There was therefore
likely TO be doubt raised in regard TO the legality
of many of his official acts after the expiration OF
that month and it was to obviate any difficulty OF
this kind that he was reappointed to-day.
No nomination was made for the Attorney-Gen-
eralship md it is the prevalent opinion to-nght that
none will be made at present. This does not leave
tbe office vacant however, since Mr.. McVeaghs
resignation has not yet been accepted, and
although he may not again act as AI
torney-General, the duties of the oihce
may all be performed by Sollcitor-Generai
Phillips as his substitute.
What position ex- Senator Howe may fill IN the
Cabinet or whether he will fill any position at ALL
ia still n matter of doubt. The Wisconsin Senators
saw that Mr. Howe's friends do not wish him 10 be-
come Attorney General until after the Star Route
trials are disposed of. These trials they say, could
NOT he managed skilfully 10y new man who is I'M
ACQUAINTED with the details of the proceedings up 10
This time Moreover, EnOch Totten, esq, VINO is re-
tanned by the Star ROut men, as one OF their coun-
sell is a sOn-n-aw of ex Senator Howe. Should ne
ex-senator be appointed TO the place any ialiuIe on
the part of the prosecution hlIguI pe dtti'Du'" w
these facts. -. our -
Chauncev l. Filey and ex-senator Chatfee are
snoken of as leading candidates for the position O1
Postmaster-General after Mr.. james retires
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28

SECRETARY WINDOWS SUCCESSOR
,,,r,-,, T,o,Cr,p or THE NEw-YoRK COURT OF AP-
PEALs APPOINTED SECRETARY OF the lnr1.1
rpy-posTMAs MAsTER-GENERAL JAMES RAAPPolNi-
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4
Three weeks ago we announced the
death OF Mrs. Persis E. Tribou. which
occurred at the family residence on
Prospect street, June 18th. She was
born in Gainesville, N. Y, October 16,
1919. In the winter of 1882 she moved
to Brimfield. She had one brother
and sister and one half brother and
sister, all Of whom are still living.
February. 10, 1888, she and VIM. s.
Tribou were married, and since then
Ravenna has been their home. She
was the mother of five children, one
son. who died in infancy, and four
daughters, now living, viz: Melissa
AdelaadeS wife OF b. F. Pinheo, of
Greeley COL, Elizabeth, wife of T. l..
Parsons. of Ravenna, Kate, wife of
VIM. Bloomer, Roy Station, Mich,
and Clara. wife of John Day, of Roots
town. OF the Universalist Church
she was faithful member, and her
Christian faith sustained her during.
her long and painful sickness. In the
of wife, mother and neighbor
she earnestly tried to do her duty and
make her life useful, and many will
long remember her ministry of help
fulness. For some two years she was
a great sufferer, and when hopes of
recovery were abandoned she longed
to depart and be at rest. Her funeral
services, conducted by Rev. Andrew
Wilson, were held at the family resi-
dence, "Wednesday afternoon, June 30.
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Prof. Artes, of Alliance, is edifyiDg
the people of that region with his new
lecture on the eclipse of the moon.
The Standard says: .
He returned from Salem on Mon.
day with q bran new white vest, a
stylish cane, and a tin medal, suspend
ed from his bosom by a yellow ribbon,
on which was engraved Presented
to Prof. Artes by the disgusted citizens
of Salem" His voice was SO hOarse
that he could have sung base solo
without much effort, aud his body was
exhausted by the tremendous flow of
eloquence with which he had startled
the Salemites. All this glory and hon.
epse cs nao Of the aSd bs on nos 1Ss
only eclipsed the moon aud himself,
bat he almost succeeded in eclipsing
the light of old Sol. SO thick was the
cir with his grand dights of oraterY.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-28

On Saturday last we made a flying
visit to the enterprising burgh of Gar
rettsville, and We're pleased to meet
quite a number of our old friends and
acquaintances there and witness the
evidences of thrift and prosperity
which was manifest on every hand.
Among others we called upon our
whilom townspeople, Edwin Hull and
wife. at their neat and cozy home in
the Western portion of the town, where
they are apparently surrounded with
everything needed to render life en-
joyable. Among other attractions we
noticed hanging upon the clean, white
walls q number Of elegant oil paint
ings. the bandiwork of Mrs. Hull,
which show her to possess a cultivated
taste and tkill in the art. In our jour-
neyings we noted that the farmers had
nearly secured their wheat and hay
crops and were just beginning to har-
vest their oats, which promise large
yield. Corn and potatoes for the most
part look poorly, but few fields look
fine and will yield well.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-28

The colored people commence their
Camp Meeting on the grounds Of the
Park Association to-day and will CON-
tinue till Monday. The following
preachers are expected to be present
and participate in the exercises: Rev.
T. III. jackson, Of Cleveland, Rev. e.
Asbury. of Allegheny. Rev. J. Griffin,
of Meadville, and Rev. Mrs. Foot, of
Cleveland.
As freight train No. Is on the C. &
p. Railroad. bound south, was running
unon the side track at this station about
half past one o'clock Monday after
noon, a house car belonging to the
Red line, laden with pig iron, and a
fat car, bolted the track and went
down an embankment. Theonly dam
age was to the two cars.
Health, the poor mans riches. and
the rich mans bliss, is maintained by;
the judicious use of Ayers Sarsaparil-
la, which strengthens and invigoratee
the system by purifying the blood. 1t
is 80 highly concentrated that it is the
most economical medicine for this pur-
pose ever that can be used.
Brother Potts, of that staunch old
Democratic paper, the Ohio Patriot, of
New Lisbon, is about to build new
brick building in which to print his
paper, and calls upon his delinquent
to come forward and aid
him in the enterprise by paying up ar
rearages. If those indebted to US
would come forward and ante up we
could do something in the same line.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-28

PIONEER MEETING.-The third An.
nual Meeting of the Aurora Pioneer
Association is to be held in Kent's
Grove, on the South shore of Geauga
Lake, on Wednesday, August oath.
Pioneers and present residents of the
vicinity, and all former and present
acquaintances and friends are invited
and urged to attend and spend a day
in reunion and rejoicing. Vocal music
with some of the songs we used to
sing" will be provided for the occasion.
A number of speakers have been Sc
cured and q general good and profita-
BILE time is anticipated.
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The Secret OF Happiness.

1u0 60cE0C OF happiness. >
How often have we longed for per-
feet enjoyment and how seldom found
1t. Misfortune has come, or ill health
Overtaken US. Perhaps cough has
come upon us, which threatens that
dreaded Of all diseases. consum ption,
and we feel that death is near.s With
what joy should we be filled then,
when such a remedy as DIR. KNEES
NEW DISCOVERY for Consumption is
placed within our reach, It has cured
thousands, who were nearer the grave
than ourselves and made their lives
peaceful and happy. Asthma, Bron.
chitis, Hoarseness. Loss of voice, diff
Guilty Of breathing, or any affection of
the Throat and Lungs are POSITIVELY
CURED by this wonderful Discovery.
Now to give you satisfactory proof
that DIR. KINGS NEW Discovery
LLCURE, if you will call at E.. P.
BRAINERD & Sons Drug Store you can
get trial bottle for ten cents or reg
ular size bottle for $1.OO.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-28

We are in receipt from the publish
ers, of the Mid Summer number of the
New York Mirror, large sixteen
page journal devoted to the Dramatic
and Musical professions. It was found
ed in 1872 by George p. Morris and N.
p. Willis and is edited by Harrison
Greye Fsks, and published every
Thursday at No. IL, Union Square,
New York, by the Mirror Newspaper
Company. The number before us
contains an elegant cartoon entitled
Midsummer Day Dreams, and is flied
with interesting and instructive read
ing matter, especially to members of
the theatrical profession. 1t is said to
have the largest dramatic circulation
Of any journal in. America.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-28
BAD CASE-CURED.

FREDONIA, N. r., June - 1910.
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and limbs had deep eating ulcers ex-
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was In this dreadful condition when l
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took 1t nearly q year, though to all ap-
pearances / was well In three m0ntns
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str,king at the root of disease and re-
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Dr. Fenner's Golden Relief cures
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4. readily relieves rheumatism,
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Dr. Fenner's Vegetable Blood and
Liver Pills. The best family physic
known. For sale by L. p. Seymour
aud Belding & Armstrong.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-28

On Wednesday evening of last week
while little seven-year old daughter
Of Keller j. Siddell, residing in the
north part Of Atwater, was engaged in
kindling fire in the cook stove, her
clothing took fire and before the flames
could be extinguished she was burned
very severely. Her mother who was
repoe, hearing her cries ran to her re-
Iief, and IN her efforts to extinguish
the flames had her own hands badly
burned. The little girl endured her
with heroic fortitude. At
last accounts strong hopes were enter
tanned that she would recover from her
injuries.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-28

Mr.. Noah Bates, EImira, N. Y,
writes: ABOUT four years ago had
an attack Of bilious fever, amt never
fully recovered. My digestive organs
were weakened and L WOULD he COM
pletely Frustrated for days. After
using two bottles of your Burdock
Blood Bitters the Improvement was so
visible tnat 1 WAS ;.stonished. 1 can
now, though I'll years OF age, do u itair
and reasonable uay's work" Price 81,
trial size -lO cents. sfi ea f,'t'afiaf
For sale by l.. p. Seymour, s p
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Oh. What aCouehi

Will you heed the the warning. - The
signal perhaps Of the sure approach Of
that terrible disease Consumption.
Ask yourself if you can afford for the
sake of saving SO cts., to run the risk
and do nothing for it. We know from
experience that Shiloh 3 Cure will
cure your Cough. It never fails. This
explains why more than Million
Bottles were sold the past year. 1T re-
lieves Group, and Whooping Congh at
once. Mothers do not be without it.
For Lame Back, Side, or Chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by E.
P. Brainerd & Son. -,
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A signiric.n. f,uc..

The chexpest medicine III use is
Thomas, Eclectric Oli, because 80 very
Little vi A. ls required 70 e1fect u cure.
For Group, dyphtlieria. anu diseases of
the lungs aud throat, whether Used for
bAthlng The chest or throat, Tor taking
internally, or inhaiing, it is matcilIess
80" EFsal
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-28

GooD ADVICE. We advise every
family to keep Downs ELIXIR always
on hand. 1t is the bsst remedy. fof
coughs and colds ever offered to the
public. tHiG
For cleansing the system of all NOR
bid matter and warding sf disease, no
medicine possesses such efficacy as
BAXTER's MANDRAKE BITTERs. II
AS a Liniment for horses, HENRY
d JOHNSON'S ARNICA AND OIL LINZ
MENT is unequaled. 1t cures sprains,
bruises and lameness at once.
Sold by 6. p. Reed. Druggist.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-28

The BEsr SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter. Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all kinds
Of skin eruptions- This Salve is guar
.nteed to give perfect satisfaction in
eyery case or money refunded. Price
a5 cents per box. For sale by e. T.
Brainerd & Son. Ravenna-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-28
Quick Time.

The constant demand by railroad
men for correct time has resulted in
great Improvement in Watches within
the past ten years. Among the most
nopuIar candidates for the favor of the
:. knights of the Rail' are the new
Quick Train Rockford Watches OF
which even the lowest grades give as
tonishing results in time keeping
WAIT, DEWEY & Co. are the only
agents in Portage County. Prices
very low.
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what Ladies' Most Desire.

would give almost anything If
INV akin was clear and beautiful"
This IL the heartfelt desire of every
lady In the land. They despise the
LIQUID I" whitewash" and other trashy
compounds so extensively used, for
they know that their application will
eventualIy ruin the complexion alto
eether. Ladies', leave such ridiculous
cosmetics severely alone, and preserve
the skin clear and lovely by using
Dupree's OIL of Beauty for the COM
pIexiou, which drives away every un-
aiehtly bIemish, creating that most
.bevitching personal attraction, q fault
lsasly transparent skin. Sold by L.
p Seymour, and Druggists everywhere