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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09

We are S,r' . -: 0y an Associat-
ed Press repOr,, wI4cG says the country
seat of an editor near Long Branch. was
robbed on Sunday night. There is some
thing about this dispatch we cannot
understand,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09

Good manners is an art Of making
those people easy with whom we con-
verse; whoever makes the fewest per-
sons weary is the best-bred man in the
campanY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09

Newspaper repOrter-there has been
catastrophe on the line: "Well, Mr..
StatiOn-master, anything fresh?" Sta
tiOn-master. worried and irritab e: mo,
nothing much-Only the paint you're
leaning aQainstw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09

A Kentucky black snake which tried
glare enough to hold the old bird off
more than ten seconds, and then there
was dead snake and Growing chan
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09
What Women Should Use.

Dyspepsia, weak back, dependency
and other troubles caused me fearful
suffering, but Parker's Ginger Tonic
makes me feel like new being. A great
remedy. Every woman should use it.
Mrs. Garitz, Pittsburg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09

Young Mr.. FOrney knows entirely too
much. He says: because of the late
trade in gorgeous garters, it is thought
that crinOline and fitting hoops are to
come into fashion again"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09
Important to Travellers,

Special inducements are offered you
by the Burlington Route. 1t will pay
you to read their aJyerti nent to be
found elsewhere in this iSS..7.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09

Leisure is sweet to those " , have
earned it, but burdensome to those who
get it for nothing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09
Don't Die In the House.

Rough on Rats" Cleans out rats,
mice, reaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09

Let no one overload you with favOrs;
you will find it an insufferable burden.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09

Premature gTayness avoided using
Parker's Hair Balsam, distiugG he'd for
its cleanliness and perfume.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09

The nearest infallible remedy is Pc
RUNA.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09
OLEYELANn And PTTTsRuRaH n. X
ALLIANCE. NILES 4 AsHTABULA R. R.

ALLlANCE, NILES " AShlAbULA H. H.
GOING EAsT.-Trans leave Alliance daily except sun
day at $50 a m and 4.20 IN. Arrive Niles $50 m
GOING WEsT-Trains leave Niles daily, except sun
day at $40 a IN and $40 m Arrive Alliance 11OO
m and A N m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09
RAILROADS.

FORT WAYNE ROUTE.
CONDENSED TIME TABLE OF PASSENGER TRAINS
Corrected to August 7th 1882
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09
RAILROADS.
To take Effect June 4th, 1882.

THE CLEVELAND, AKRON & COLUMBUS r.. r.
(Formerly Cleveland, Mt Vernon & COlumbus)
To take Effect June 1th 1890
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09

EH-Time given in above table is Columbus, O., tune,
which ~ minutes slower than Pittsburgh tune, and
20 minutes faster than Chicago time
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09

W. A BALDWIN, f. A. FORD,
Manager. Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Agt.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09
MEDICAL.

Old ldStandingDiseases Success
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09

p. H. BARR,
(SucceSsor1tO c. j. Gelger.)l
DRUGGIST AND PHARMACIST-CantOn, o. Where
may be found large and we'll selected stock of Inn
ported and Indigenous Drugs, staple and rare Cheml
Gals, (fOreign and dOmestc,) Medical Preparations.
TrusseS supporters, etc. Combs, Brushes and Per
fumery in endless variety Special attention to the
filling of Physicians Prescriptions
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09
TIIOs. j. KIsNEE.. NJ. d.,

NO CURE!! NO
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-12
sPEefAb- LOCALS.
The Best in the state.
lScw Yort observsr.)

~
TIE NV York LIFE IxsrRAScE
CoxrAyy.-An Associated Press dis
patch. dated Albany, N. Y, l2th inst,
stated that tho, Ailornoy-sienesai o.
New York had applied for . receiver
for the celebrated New York LIE IN.
.surance 0ompsny. The assertion
was 40 absursl upon ita very face Ms to
probably have deceived but lew pee
pie, for the company In question 10
one OF the bulwarks OF American life
insurance. gis
The following official certificates
chow THAT the prefa agont confuhed
the nalnc Of the New York Lifo with
that ofihe Western New York Life,
of il'atsyia, y. Il, sminor efganiza-
tion Ia "a 8 40 si~ III
'r 81 Gcopy1 ~ li
BrAYK Of New YowK, ixsvnAxcr DEr'r.t
mo- ALBAxr, .Sov. 10 1851
The assets af,be New York Life
Insurance Company, AZ shown by ~
last report 70 THE department, are
$47.OI4, 1855. %, and its liabilities are
| $37. 25y, 35l 81, leaving a surplus Of
50, 7S4!9l7,yl. 5sisi 9sisip FlSfi2 ssl
mi do moi hesitate 10 say that In nv
| Judgment II In one or tho soundesi
and most reliable life companies In
llhe world THE report prejudieialt 70
Iits reputation arose entirely from o
thougltless or igro rnnts confoundine
Of names on the part Of some person
scndlnr 4 telegraph dispatch % The
| A associated Press. Tho dispntch re-
ferred 10 the Western New Yorh
L,fo located Al batavia, N. Y..i Il
Iifeeins just and fair, under the CIR
cumslances, that This statement
shonId bc voluntarily and prompt,
made by this department. sll
(SIgncd) CHAs. q. FAIKmAS, Supt
concur entirely In the foregoing
No proceedings against the New
| Yurk Lie Insurance Company have
been commenced By me or ever con
templsted or suggested 10 me. w
(Signed-) LEwIs w, SpssxLI.. z
n O. ,sa 's s Attorney General
Albany, Nov; 10. 1889. '.,,a e
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specIAL LOCALS.
LONE y. STAR
GROCERY, 7se

IN h m NJ l3yissnn1 has q
8 c000 10 stock Of choice
!, I'll, q 6yoeSrie list re-
,.y,S tyo,,s tEe:. East,
S : IA i, sole ID h;s n .e .
.s,.s M holIse on TIE
- 7, !, =. ~ Tirsinia md
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socrALlrrzs.

!, u~s n;,kel.ueil. left for Hem
a.r.o. sunday.
Az 4, n. s;,v
MAJ, = y br'''ow' y A.''
~ the Oily last week. "
Lieut. II. NJ. Roberta, OF Tue Logan
Guards, was 10 u'o c''y ou" :.
nIsa Bette Petrce aa na.'e
Harness are visiting friends ~ c'a'Ns'
willie, Team.
Mr.. II. Ewing Burbridge has gone
70 Evansville 20 rep'enish '"e x'o''''
s,ock Of i'arhridse Bros
NJ. Il .,,ia Iiickmau l,as gone TO
= 81. L,u,. Il spend the Winter with
her sisscr, Mrs. Gray.
~. W. y p.,..,.o, ana vile. 81
! ,,,,,a ~, law DAYS sInce
~ .'.." q q a. amend The winter.
w. pah,n.on /. n delicate health.
Mrs Ellen Dannineion snn n'''o y
I.arille aud coOsy nunn'ne'o"' :,
s,olumbia, rsnlb were mo gue'.s -
tho family Of N'j..!no' W. D'ea'n'"'
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. iIenrviEdmunds, who
Nav. been visiting their son, Mr.. N.
Z. u. Eamuuds for several months re-
,arucd to their home 10 virgiaia
last week.
~. !, " v.;,.;;.s,s.. A.. he been
.r.,,,, /, through The south Tor sone
4 !, 4. !. ~, ,,,sd houe LAT week "a
=. or,,.sut ~ Tho marriage OF biz
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-12
CASH

Bro. Whitaker made o flying trip
10 Nashville lkG week. - ..5s.
Miss Annie Whillow returned to
IIopkinsville Saturday after weeks
Wall 10 friends here.
Mi.s Majors. a petite bcanty from
Clarksyilie, len for home "Wednesday
last. after q smouth's visit among
friends In this vicinity.
inspector Kenderdlne paid q short
Wait 10 the Station last week. 81
Rev. Mr.. Siuiih from henderson
.pent Saturday aud Sunday visiting
iriends IN tli!s vicinity,
We experienced q decided cold
wave last week. Thursday night
was terrible cold on pigs aud bsbies''
Misses starting and Mrans were
among the visitors 70 the Station la''
week.
There has been no preaching at
Pleasant Grove tor two or three
months. and son,e OF tho tender ones
are Gotiipy very much down q - 'he
heel, II, y
mi. brashsr, the old reliable, has
been quite III for three weeks pal
but Is now recovering. Al-..
Mr.. N. II. Whitow has nearly
com pleied Mr.. Whitskcrs new house
| II is I beauty, complete In all Of ~
details, and credit 10 lie designer.
MIRA. Whit Horny left last week o.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-12
Two fires.

GA Friday morning about . o'clock
she alarm Of Gre vas given, and the
house Of Mrs. r. ). Coo, next 70 the
Express ofIioe. on Main street, was
discovered 10 be In hames, having
caught irom detective nus. The
engine was IL Icss than 100 yards
asd, although Il was rolled out to The
door Of the engine house aud steam
Ssise,l. 90 much sims was taken In re-
pairing the hose which was out OF
prder that tho house burned down
before |, could DO gotten ready. u
wssa email dwelling worth few
hundred dollsrs and wac fully cover
oil. by Insurance. All Of tho house.
hold effects were saved. but little
excitement was caused AZ there wss
no danger Of surrounding buildings
being fred.
About 4 o'clock Saturday morning
thc Gre alarm was again sounded. aud
kitchen Ia the rear Of the tenement
,,ousa on tho corner Of Main and
Hickory streets found 70 be burning
Tho ilrs company was out in . icu
snlnutss aud did sploniidly. A goot
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-12
CITY Election.

Tho vote for city councilmen Sat-
arday resulted in the reelection Of The
sntirc old board. No effort was
made 20 defeat them while . good
deal Of ec.ionecring was done BY
The tricnds Of the iucumbenss. J. W
Dowuer vac re-slccssd city Attorney
wllhout opposition, receiving 2ss
votes. lall !.
The vote for councilmen was o.
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~. ]. PHOENIX 4. /.
BOOT IND SHOE SHOP.

The Ore asnd ilieked up Abe shop, Y
And gave tho men Of wax the
- rra. ,sisu1h ffcT alt ~
But Phoenix Ike VIC come again,
orsrIng our sstylcss 10 man. .,isiias
IIlwish to- state to
the public that the
shoe shop Z formerly
located over Dabney
& Bush's shore,
though burned out in
the late fire yhas reop-
ened up stairs over 9,
A. Thonpson's hard
ware store. We will
beglAd to see our old
friends and fit them
up in fine Boots and
Shoes for the hard
winter ahead Of us
r fully, s,,.,,,
J.C.BURBA, 4
I..!9 4. '! w For enlan
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MARRIED..

N1LLE-METcALFE. ~ tho Nhtis
tian church ia ,his city at Il o'clock
Wednesday, Dec. 9Th 1882. Mr..
Aaolph lille to Miss Fannie Metcalfs
both Of this city.
They were attended by the follow.
ing couples:
DR.. Il. r. Bourne With Miss Nell
|lie Higbec, Of Princeton; Mr. y. w
!s.s:cs.ts with Miss Emma Cooper. Of
Lafayette; Mr.. O. d. Puqua With
Miss Eddie Oartcr. Of this county;
Mr. w. w. Rsdford with Miss Ma
ME Barnes. o. this city. The cere-
u,ory waa pronounced BY Rev. =. l.,
Powell tho eloquen, Young pastor Of
the Christian church, in beautiful
and Impressive style. The church
was elegantly decorated ir the occa.
sion, ami was filled with friends Of the
coarsctins parties. Alter the core corr,
mouy the bridal couple loft on The
.ou,h bound trsiu for Nashville
The groom Is a young gentleman Of
fine business qualifications vino came
he this city TO embark in. business
lsbout ons gear ago. BY his court
sous and sen,leulsnly bearing. he has
made many iriepds amongst our peo-
Die. his bride is the only daughter
Of Rev. v. NJ. Me,calfe and Is q slAter
81 Messrs. C. w. and q. w. Metcalie
two OF the uost popular and enierpris.
ing young business men in the city
She is a ,oong la,iy possessing many
es,imabie traits Of character. and Mr.
Hillo is to DO congratulated upon Sc.
curing for Al wife one who will b !
!, worthy and true helpmoet to him i
: % the trying yicissitudcs Of life. gs,l
! suThc Sorrn KrxrucxiAs wishs'
.hem uncnling happiness. and as lev
troubles as possible in the fusnn
. which lies before them, in which ~
: star Of hope is SO brightly shining.
Il 4
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Go 10 Mr.. Gfisssm's Lone Star
Grocery Il tho sI'e Of the Episcopal
church aud see tho largest stock Of
groceries ever brought 70 tho town
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Ladies o. taste come right this;way. z.
We have holiday presents grave and
sll gay. sN.g ps9 'qais US q soStg.
The prst.iest yoa'Yessen ior many q
aay. m - ils.s
This is what Gish and Garner say. M
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south Kentuckian.

Dsy-our rates have been reduced to
81 SO stricily cash N adoance and all
papers aro stopped wl,eG The sub
acrIp,ious expire Experience has
laugh, us that this is tho proper way
10 conduct newspaper We force
10 man to take tho paper after hi'
time IL out. X.
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s.s7 lbs. of best Rio 0l1fsss
euer brought tothis PROP !:
ket at III. W. Grissana's
for $500
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W NV 7E7II7 n I77TIIT y 7TFITf T7TT TTT-T|.
~ Novelties in the 0aya
of Sill Plush Hats and
Seal Shin. Caps can be
found at AZ sss,n IS
\ s's,.' GO RJfdNS.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-12

Y 12,OOOlbs. Of CHI DICE
New Orleans an d
Granulated Sugar
cheaper than the
cheapest and better
than the best, at Sc Il \
h ''s M W. Grissam's.
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Photograph Gallery
w q have opened up
~ neat new Pic tnre
| Ga nery on Main st.
opp site Main Street
|W arch ouse. where
we will be glad to
serve those wish
Il ng a. good like
|ness s. PHI tographs
\ Gems, ,l N Views, Etc
! i nishe IN the the latest
and hi osts appr owed
'|style.
tCEASTAIN BROS.
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'followa:
Skinnv Mons

"Well's Health ReaewesH slEteios'
health and viHor, cures. Dy*pepsia,
importance, Sexual Dcbilityt II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-25
Ca1ifornIa's New,GOvernOr.

New York, 24.-TEmes editorial: GEN
ersl Stonemsn has been nominated for
governor by the California democrats,
after long and heated contest in the
convention. This is a novel departure
fer the democrats of the Golden State,
ss they have left off all Of the old line
politicians, and have taken up a new
man, who has not been conspicuous in
politics. bat who, he is understood to be,
we'll fixed, so far as pecunisry Avails-
bility is concerned. General StcnemAn
is regarded as an old Californian, al
though he has been prominent resi-
dent Of the state only since 1871, when
be was placed on the retired list of the
United States army with the rank of
colonel. de ls graduate OF The military
academy, and has served almost contin-
uslly in California and Oregon, from the
close of the Mexican war until 1855.
Very soon after the conclusion of the
civil war he was assigned q command in
Arizona, which he held till he was re-
tired; since that time he has devoted
himself to agricultural pursuits
in the County Of Los Angeles,
Cslifornia, and has been very
successful in This ventures. StonemRn's
political experience has been limited, and
California democrats have had the benefit
of him as crank who might do much
mischief in his own party If he should
ever break loose and manage things in
his own way. The gallant general has
made a good beginning by abusing the
candidates whom he has defeated.
Times San Francisco: Stonemsn's
nomination would be regarded as a strong
one, but for the unfortunate speech he
made upon the announcement of the
result. He gloried in his victory ov,r his
opponents and intimsted that they were
brought forward by TIE railroad eolpo-
ration to defeat him and generally dis
gusted all who heard him. Following
as he did, his principal opponents. who
spoke most kindly of him and gracefully
accepted their defeat, mis- speech is re-
gsrded by his best friends as most IN
fortunate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-25
WARRINGTON.

Washington 23.-The House commit
tee on appropriations have reached a
agreement upon the sundry civil ammo
prlstlon bill. It apprepriates s23. 400. 0OC
81, 900, 900 more than the amount ammo
prlated for the current fiscal yesr, Tn
most important items are: Publi,
printing and binding, including nrocaed
ings and debates in Congress. 81 304 605
for freight on bullion and coin hetwse,
minis and assay offices, $40 OOO II !,
also provided that it shall be- Lawful tn "a
cslVe at the assay Office in New York
gole COIN when presented in sums of moi
Tess man $o,eeo, and to exchange there
In the matter of Lewis will case, BY
Tnicn the government gets 1926, OO0
Qourtland Parker and Gllchrist, New
Jersey lawyers, representing the
executors VIII, put in a claim for $50, 600
each, ex-Attorney General Pierpont and
District Attorney Keasby, New Jersey
counsel for the government, claim
S<I,6OO each, and the detective claims
S2l, 600. ''--9
Ata cabinet meeting, to-day, Secre-
tary Folger reported 60, 600 Chinese lab
orers under contract in Cuba and desir-
Gus Of returning to China, have applied
Ior permission to go Trough the United
States In transit. The question was gen
orally discussed and the conclusion
reached was that under the provision of
The recent Chinese bill, permission could
not be granted, It is reported that the
Chinese were under grsat hardship, and
unless allowed transit through the
United States they would be obliged to
go home by way Of England.
Leading republicans in conference to
consider the question of adjournment sine
Gee, have decided tnat the business Of the
House could be disposed of by the 10th
o. July, and that the House could be
ready to adjourn on that day if it is fixed
upon provided the Senate gets through
with Its work. It was the sentiment OF
the conference there will be no necessity
for Congress to remain in session beyond
the 10th proximo, at latest.
The bill granting the right of way
across the Preside military reservation,
IN California, to the San Francisco and
Ocean Shore Railroad Company, which
was reported fsvorsbly from the Senate
committee on military affairs, mas been
recommiGted to that committee, repre-
sentations having been made that the
who proposed the road
merely desired to obtain q valuable fran
,hlse for speculative purposes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-25
Thursdays Storm.

Independence, Iowa, 23.-The storm
of Thursday evening was not cyclone,
but a straight hurricane, about twenty
miles wide, doing much damage to
buildings not only here, bull at Walker
at Rowley, the chief damage here; il
came from the northwest. Damage here
$4,000. Two lives were lost, and ten
persons were injured. The killed were
W. Horen, aged Is; Albert Ripke, IL.
About twenty residences were wrecked
and thirty barns; the insane asylum is
damaged $500, but no patients or en-
ployees were hurt. It was scene of grest
confusion, the streets were filed with
women and children. The horses In
Sells Circus stampeded, and three en-
ployees badly hurt. Two young ladies
driving along the road were blown from
their buggy sgainst barbed wire fence,
and seriously lseerated.
Des Moines, Ia PA dispatch just
received by the register from Fort Dooger
says that the town of Emmetts0urg, Ia 4,
the county seat of Polo Alto County, ia
blown to pieces this morning and over
one hundred people killed. The Illinois
Central and Chicago and Northwestern
trains are blown from the tracks; the
Milwaukee snd st. Louis road is
wrecked at q washout north of Forest
City, and there is a report that three or
four moro towns in the locality are
blown to pieces. The wires north of
here are all down, and it is impossible to
get more news, but will work hard to get
possible.
Yankton, D. T. PA storm here
this morning did considerable damage.
It was almost 8 hurricane.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-25
The strike Fever.

Jersey City, 23-The Jersey Cit
police commissioners tonight authorized
Chief Murphy to use the entire force a
he may see fit, to prevent violence on tn
part Of the striking longshoremen snC
freight hqulers. The strike is assuming
more serious aspect. A large body o
strikers visited the docks on the New
York, Lake Erie and Western Railway
where $50 Italisns had been employed
the past two days, no violence was Offered
The Italians, but the appearance OF the
strikers scared than so, they quit worR
and rushed on board q boat and were
taken to Castle Garden. 1t is believed
they will not dare to return to work
The strikers persuaded q number Of men
in tie railroad yards to quit work, 80 the
cars cannot be brought to the docks.
Serious trouble is aDprehe1ded.
Cleveland, 23.-President Jarrett, OF
the smalgsmated iron workers, arrived
here to-day, to confer with President
Chisholm of the rolling mills, the latter
refused to see him. A large meeting Of
strikers was addressed by Jarrett to-
night; he counselIed them TO hold out.
Buffalo, 23.-The printers strike con-
tinues, but the papers are issued regu-
larly with non union men.
Scranton, Pa, 23.-Miners in this Sec
tioH are to receive 10 per cent. increase
in wages and fall time for a year. News
is received of q like concession on the
part of employers at Wilkesbsrre and
Pittston.
Cumberland, Ind, 24.-The executive
committee Of the knights of Labor, held
two sessions at Frostburg, this afternoon.
It was rumored that they were consider
ing THE eompany's manifesto and basis OF
The miners deny the
rumor. and claim that the meeting was
to perfect arrangements for the distrlou-
ton af supplies to strikers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-25
Foreign Flashes.

London, 24.-The Chester; another
tank vessel has been ordered to the Medi-
terraDean, as the admiralty now deem it
advisable to guard the Suez Canal by. a
number of ANAL, swift unboats, instead
Of By two gusrdships, as originally in
tended.
The Hillsdsls crew are staying at
Hsmmersmith. They have accepted an
invitation of the North London Rowing
Club to use their boat house. The Hills
dales took short spin on the river yes
terday.
During a debate in the Commons last
night, Healy made q violent attack on
John Bright, describing MIN as a politi-
cal renegade.
ConstantinoPle, 24.-The proceedings
of the conference are secret. Count
Corti, Italian ambassador, presides.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-25
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Locusts have totally destroyed the crop
on the Island Of New Grenada. Corn is
worth from $500 to $500 bag.
Among the nihilists arrested on Vasali
Island, are Major Tikhotsky and lieu
tenant Of the navy.
The desfmutes of the United States,
propose placing a marble statute TO
President Garfield in the National Deaf
Mute College in this city.
Secretary Folger says that the matter
Of the application concerning the Chinese
small pox cases is one for the local
authorities.
The boat racs between Pennsylvania
and Princeton Colleges at Philadelphia,
for the Childs cup, was won by the
former in 9 minutes and 81 seconds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-25
The Jews In Russia

St. Petersburg, "a. lie Messenger, off,
cial, published, to-day, long circular
from Count Solstoi regarding the Jews.
1t says, in substance, that while the ex-
listing laws must be respected, local ext
gencies must also be taken into consider
alton. All attempts against Israelites
will be promptly and theoretically sup
pressed. The recent exceptions were due
to the slowness or inertness of those
charged with the repression Of the out
RACES The circular menaces with dis
missal all functionaries who display SIM
liar weakness or negligence.