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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-13
WAS 1T A JOB
That Was Put Up on Mr.. Maxwell, of
Millersburg.

That Was Put Up on Mr.. Maxwell, OF
MIIlersburg.
NEwIYoRK, Oct. 12.-JOhn S. Maxwell,
of MillersbuTg, o., who was arrested by
Secret Service officers on the charge of
attempting to have electrOtype plates
for printing Treasury notes made by a
new process from photographs in his
possession, Vainly sought to find bonds
man Wednesd ~. Maxwell says he Is
the victim of conspiracy. His story is
that business rivals have grudge
against him and led him into trap. He
will not disclose their names, nor the
name of his friend whom he asserts gave
him the photographs found in his pos
session to bring to New York. He says
that he will suffer any consequences
rather than expose his friend.
81 told the engraveT," he added, that
l wanted the engraving done for a
friend who desired to go into little
speculation, and that l had nothing to
do with 1t. That is Gods truth. Why
should l want to turn cOunterfeiter ?"
he continued. 81 own a third interest
in flour mill in Millersburg which
does business of $150OO0 a year, and
turns out every day three hundred bar
rels of flour. Besides, my wife has got
property. My partners are Byram X.
Stevens and my brother, VIM. Maxwell.
| expect the latter here Thursday morn
ing. We lately built a new mill cost
ing $4,000. lam good church gOer, a
moral man, and have wife and chill
dren. have always acted square, and
no man can put finger on any dishOn-
Orable transaction of mine."
Maxwell refused to tell how he came
by the photographs. Maxwell Tepudi-
ates the letter addressed Dear Wife"
which refers to a cOunterfeiting scheme.
He says the detectives must have writ
ten it.
81 am a religious man, and would not
do such a thing as the letter refers to" !"
he added in conclusion.
In Maxwell's valise were found pret-
zels and bologna sausages, which he
brought from home to eat here. He
made lunch on them in Jail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-13
IOWA ELECTION.
The Republicans Carry the State by From
$4,000 to 10000 Majority.

The Republicans Carry the state by From
$4,000 to 10000 Majority.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 11.-Returns
I'D to this hour increase rather than
decrease the estimate of the Republican
State Committee sent at 3 o'clock, show
ing AZ Republican members of the House
elected, 80 Democrats and % unreDOrt-
ed, of which the Republicans claim IL
certainly.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE Tribune's re-
sumo of the Iowa election says: "At
the hour of writing g a. M the indica-
tions are that Iowa has been carried by
the Republicans by a majority of from
25,OOO to 10000. The Democratic gains
in the river counties were not as heavy
as was expected. In Scott county, for
example, the vote was relatively the
same as that for Secretary of State last
year; In Dubuque county the Democratic
majority was less. The Republicans
ON the other hand, made some losses In
the interior counties, where gains were
expected. The vote for the Republican
Supreme Court Judge, nominated to re-
place Judge Days, on account of the
supposed hostility of the latter to the
prohibition amendment, was not much
smaller than that fOrGOvernOr Sherman
In the sixth Congressional district, tn,
contest to fill the vacancy caused by thu
death of NJ. e. Cults (Rep.) is very close
with indications slightly in favor of thI
Republican candidate, Il. II. Stiles"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-13
THE RESULT IN CUYAHoGA COUNTY.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 12.-Complete un-
official returns from CuyahOga county
give HOadly 565 majority, Rose 1907,
Williams, Democrat, Senator, 405. Ely,
Republican Senator, 20. Four Demo
Gratis and two Republicans are elected
Representatives by small pluralities. j.
w. Heisley and f. j. Blandin. Democrats,
are elected Common Pleas Judges by
265 and 1886, respectively; Whitbeek,
Republican. is elected Treasurer by 65g
over Blee; Brew, Republican, is elected
over Schmidt by 1885; Sclllatterbeek
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-13
THE RESULT.
The Democracy Make a Clean
Sweep in the State.
The Legislature Democratic on IOInt Ballot
BY 80 MalOrity-The Second Amend
ment Defeated by $4,000.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 11.-As everything Is
safely Democratic, headquarters of both
parties are practically closed and moth
ing Is being done. The judicial amend
ment is adopted, and as nearly as can
be estimated the second amendment de-
feated, all the way from 10000 to $4,000.
Both the chairmen of the committees
substantially agree that the Senate will
stand % Democrats and IL Republicans; ;
House SO Democrats and AZ Republicans, +,
being majority of 32 on joint ballot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-13
DISCOVERIES IN THE:NORHrwEsT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12.-Lieutenant
Storey, who went up on the last trip of
the Corwin, reports the discovery of an
immense river hitherto unknown. The
river had been vaguely spoken Of by In
dians to former explorers, and Lieuten-
ant Storey determined to see if it ex-
listed. He proceeded inland from HOtham
Inlet in sOutheasterly direction until
he struck what he believed to be the
mysterious river. He traced it to its
mouth, distance of about fifteen miles
where he saw such huge pieces Of float
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-13
SHOT TO KILL.
Lively Fusilade Between Two Baltimore
Politicians.

Lively Fusnade Between Two Baltimore
Politicians.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 12.-Wm. F. Ha-
rig and James f. Bu 5ey two we'll known
politicians, fought an imprOmptu duel
in front of the City Hall today, which
resulted in the fatal wOunding of the
latter, who received four bullets at short
range from HaTig's revolver. The men
are rival ward leaders, and were engag-
ed in yesterdays Democratic primaries
on opposite sides. Busey was success
full. He met Harig and a man named
Thaber, and the three had a dispute.
Harig made an effort to draw pistol,
when Busey drew a revolver and struck
Harig over the head. The two men then
opened fire at each other at point blank
range. Busey fired wildly. and Harig
with deadly directness. dozen shots
were exchanged, and the crowd scat
tered An terror. Four bullets struck Bu-
sey, two in the stomach and two in the
arm. Harig was untouched. One of
his bullets struck John Flanagan, by
stander, in the arm, and one of Busey's
crashed through the window of the In
spectOr of Buildings, in the City Hall.
HaTig was arrested, and Busey taken to
the police station, where physicians
were summoned. The affair has created
profound sensation throughout the
city, and a riot between the two fac
tiOns led by the two men is feared. Bu-
sey is expected to die any moment. Ha-
rig is bold and defiant. II shot to kill,
said he to the Marshal, "and I'm glad
succeeded"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-13
NEGRO MURDERER LYNCHED.

CHATTANOOGA, October 10.-The ne
gre who murdered Policeman Street, of
Huntsville, Ala, on Monday, by split
ing his head with an axe, was taken
from Jail last night by fifty masked men
and hAnged. He refused to give his
name. His confederate is still at large.
A heavy reward is offered for his arres.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-13
COTTON CROP 1, 900, 900 BALES SHORT.

! WASHINGTON, October 1O.-Returns to
the Agricultural Department of the
condition of the cotton crop to the gen
eTal average condition from IA to 68.
Indications are the crop will fall short
of the last crop more than a million
bale9
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-13
THE OFFICIAL FIGURES.

The official count conducted, makes
some change in the general result.
Haley, rep. leads the legislative ticket,
having received more votes than Poe.
Book, dem. is elected coroner and Har-
per, dem. street commissioner. The
majOrities are: HOadly 36l, Rose 2, 1853,
Lawrence 482, Kiesewetter 1876. Brady
157, Williams 438, Ely "a, Heisley 1T,
Brandin 1882. The representatives
elected ard Haley, Poe, Harbaugh, Bur-
nett, Mooney and Roche. Whitbeck's
majority is 666, Brew's 1894, Harper's
20, Bucks "a. The net Republican gain
of Foraker over Townsend is ,484.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13
PRICE, S CENTS.
IGNORANCE OF HISTORY
Causes a Planter To censeas 10 the Ma,
rage 81 Hts Daughter

Why ia sau object Is your daughters
marriage !" asked an Atkan>,@ man al a
we'll known plarter.
Il don't object 10 hnf marriage, she
may mare, all she wants IL. hat | don't
want her 10 maffy YOU It's you | oh
ics, 10, understand. and no the marriage.
The b'hle approve. 81 ma,i,ag 5. tut |
don't ,hlnk tina, TIA, lahlc nouid approve
oi yau
Nh, ID yen phl.e, u ne =, ,on-
N Law =
= pu haven't eo, bu, one leg his
may he M fault ~ ,euts. anal II ,outsr |
can't biaue ,ou. taI understand mic
When make the detIara;ton that | do
not want You ior snns,n Law
i,t-,,,i s-i,ske-t...-..s a.,...-..as-iss,
yet 40 one objected 10 h,m on that "a.
count
hut your only have Que eye
That. very uaSbai Napoleon had
one eye
= ga haven't 10, b., one CO
'''' : "ss"'''s t'.'''ss 's'e N '''s''
''''e "a
isesss ~ az } 'i'1i .1l.''1 a.ia.iea'ss l.'
az : ~.
, anu - az You, ~ , ." 10" ! 10
= = N'''' sea- Oh ms ~ cunt
All ,4sh, ,hea, n }oa have ps"a'i. ed
l'", u "'st"'} -" may many "'e kNt.
= '''t WIKI "'''' "'s 'te'''"a1 VAS
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13
MISAPPLICATION.

Yer hab sent me threa,enin' letter,
sah.- said an Arkansaw negro to an &C
quaintance, AN Use gwine ter hab yer
rested and han'led mig h,y rough by de
law
My letter was not threatening.
Didn't yer say yer owes me money, an
wants yer to REMIT
sNes, that's what said
'.Doan remit mean yer's gwine ter
whip me the fus. time yer seed me:
Certainly not"
Den knows man what used da;
word wrong. He ~rit ter me akin nc
ter remit, an de fus. time ne seed me he
hoped on ne and bruised me scan'ious.
wish folks would pay more 'iention ter
der books an not unconstrue so many
Words
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13

Il 81 me deilal haes. requested 4
se'efed gentleman II an Assae>.,., legs.
.aser
Haven't gei At
- IN me htt, cents.
Haven, 10, H."
Il FL ne a dime :.
Haven't sei II
'.isa yerscis ONE hcah icf make LAWS
IN, dc state
'-Aes."
I'm yer atu. 10, d.me :
No
Wall. hale my snai 4 inmate
n t1a- tr1r :
Il ~ Moun hc,h TEL dc ba. ! ab lie
Motel an chop quarter with oh wo"si
AZ IN yer lie maney. &c got loo ~ i
state pi,de len tel allow member oh lie
.es slater tea be WIDOW, money. ,s,r ri
We allows YET tor - on IN dis nay -, u
fepGst,ie lie state dc5,. I'se got too
',,,,+ :, l.stae act II. hal Al lie honc,i
dohis pAld.
Here. aain. EXCLAIMED a negfo =,
suAn,ansc approash hung. "Etmmc d.,
quarter Mat yc' borrowed from me -
.ea!.-!l-s-.s. -. al yer ant .oI-no
snoae, =a,e sced ,ct lc. nov when II
snfioNed ,g...!Ai from lie speaker "b 10
ho0s,
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13
40 EXCUSE

a quiet looking man @ehi into saloon
and remarked 70 the bartender Il would
Ike sery nlei. - have dunk. hayn',
any money. Ard = - anne es%afy 70
MAKE pfpinlses'
Are 500 slrs:r
No, sir.
''e.o, a pam Ia yous stomach
30, ny stonaote IS All right.
HAM, 20; the rheumatism.
'$e 81.
--Ioysf.ae fe
40.
Been disAppoIa.sd IN any'h.ns =
..No. ST.
Here s,f. N'lo. me % make you
present. ot ae bottle oi WHISKY foa
are the only man ever s4~ sbo MAKES
no excuse for drinking. Whenever you
want anything come around and he
turned away % va. On 1lau who was
suffering with neuralgia.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13

and now, brethren. maae that VIC axe
immediate steps toward eNpclltnN Mt.
Ga,lsop from the church
The unfortunate man Ms cape ed
Al the next session 81 thr church hoafd
and when he saS asked h, 4 siaurt All,
he len the feafieus institution. he tcnlse,,
''Neli, >au sec. they started IN enc ia,
10 see who could tell tho biggest lac
Wei, | bea, en-. the, set lealous 4n,i
nfed me."
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13
TIME TO KILL HIM

Pa sad boy looking Up fso,a his
grammar lesson, why an | a preacher
~Why are yoa preacher.
~1es. ST"
'.1oa are 10; preacher.
YES. ! am. for don't yo1 4ee .'n u
pars.a."
4 DON, knoe ~hat yaa meat
AWhy, don, you see \ preacher e a
parson ard In parsin'. Is pun.
lane" said the father, tanning to fs
sc. - ~ me- .hai Sax Of s,e1e wood.
- pardon his lylng aud car enssse
81, s.sali.s 81; noa the time i1f killing
ht-7 la5 arrived
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13
REQUIRED FIGURING

How many Zines have you beer iaar.
red 2. was asked Of a co.oFed legislator
Wall. boss. amt much on fggers an
you'll sorteI halter hep me. was mar
red ebep time changed masters.
How often did you ehange masters:
Dat vha, don't knox. boss. and
da,'s whar wants yer ter 70 do iitiie
hggerin'. Now. ef yer can tel ne BY
'dision an 'sirac.lon how many times
changed han afore dc wah, den Ne Can
ges at dc correck number OBJ wives which
has been in possession OBJ
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13
PLANTATION pHiLosoPHY
Il aln'tsefy hard ter git a, de Law ba,
&c gospel ~ ioag ways OFF.

II an'tsery hard ter *, a, de Law ba,
&c gospel ~ a long ways off.
I, ,sa ole sayin' dat lazy man llkes a
heavy a.. Dis may be true bai dinged
Fl he 4ai.ia ter use il.
When a nigger tells me dat he lubs
has neighbor a. hssei. he has ter be a
mi. hiy heap bigger den Is ter keep me
from .ailn' HIM liar.
doan ~an, no deai,ns aid lie lawyer
~hai IS ~.iiln' 20 take dr. wrong SIDE Oh
,ie question, fur j, proves 10 me ia, wtd
Dc SANCTION Oh de Law he would do wrong
h,sscf
RI a baby year ole dies Ne say dat u
is goln ter hes i,en. re- one month ole
dies ~e say he's gone dar. an dc same
pay uid chile week ole, bot what he
comes oh dc ehile shat IS born dead
lar Arss has been somcthln' bout dis
soul business da, giis away ~'d me. an
dc more think oh u de aus off | -.
III some high man IN de church will
s'plain dis matter, IN agree ter work for
him a year a. dc usual rate.
would ra,her believe dat lie human
family come ffoln 4s4y b4ck among de
monkey den ,er think da, man ., once
sprung inter Perfection. Md ae monkey
theory dar - chance for furder an
constant improvement, but aid de idec
dat man sas made in de likeness oh de
Lawd. hasin' got direct de breath OBJ
life from Him, Jes ike yer takes up
later an blows on u. brings up sad re-
fiction case dafs ncshin' left but ter 60
do.n an down through all time ter
come. Man mus, be goin' higher or
geisin' lower. IL is impossible fur him
ter remain de same.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13

who was il said damn the laeai =
"Wha, do you mean asked the MN
lister in as,onishment
Didn't somebody IN the Bible curse a
ham: =
oh. you mean Noah when he cursed
his son Ham.
Tell me about HIM.
The minister visited the bottle again
and SAID We'll. Neah was the man
Who buii, the ark. Ai,er the Hood Noah
planted vineyard. 10, Of grape vines.
you know, made some wine AID sot
drunk He lay down and we II 10 s!eep.
and when his son Ham found hun and
seeing tina, he WAS naked. covered hun
up When the old man leaned thai
Ham had put the canvass on La 10, |
take that back. should not fos. II. te-
gard 10 such sacred matters. Whea
Noas, found that Ham had sees-A4.s4- sas-
ked. he cursed Ham.
Did he say Dad blame you. like
Jane" meaning the cook. said to the
hrc when IL wouldn't burn -
NO, be pronounced 4 eurse upon
h,ss,.p.,,
~ eah kicked the cover of, didn't he =
i suppose 81.
Did he plan, the grape vines and get
drunk the same day
NO, for he made the wine hrst.'
But you SAID he planted the vines and
so, drunk. Was Noah i good man 2
Yes. he was one OF Gods chosen
servants
What made HIM curse then =
Mr.. Ma.kitle lifted the bottle AGAIN.
remarked tina, The bl,,ers helped hun,
and sa4d Noah cursed Ham because Le
was bad boy
DO YOU curse rae when I'm bad :.
Ne. wouldn't curse you tor ten 10 +
lars.
Why wouldn't you ::
because don, van, TO. Em,ly this
.A.4--eILa ..-I- ,uean-ls lie smAItes,
chap IN tins town. t.mik. you asc get
,lng better looking every day. Ncscr
mind teai'em neN, tune.
Who ~as II tina, dam Ell Z: asked the
hoy.
Il, was David who danced before tit
ark
Was Noah n the ark =
NO. II MAS the ark Of the covenant,
Let me show you. Vow. you be the ark
and Iii be David and The reverend
gentleman danced around The room
Mrs Muikiule, unable to solve the mystery
OF such lesity, demonstrated. fearing that
her husband nigh, be dclirious but b.
assured her tina, he was all right and
shat /, Was cold day when man could
beat him for office. lie pranoed around
and the boy in perfee, opulence Of
pleasure. watched the proceedings. An
other yisl, 10 the bottle. and The minister
/ danced with increased gro'esqueness. and
The boy laughed in glec. Pretty soon Mr.
/ Mulkiitlc sat on The foor and laughed
o.s,erousIy. and then lying down he
sa,d. Com tsleep noA. Curse any man
pats blanket over me
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13
TOO MUCH.
A Brother Whose Experience Was roo
Much.

old man Gallsep protested religio n &c.
Gently aud la,ned the church koT yesFs
he had been known throughout his COM
mnnity aS d lar OF unuisaled capacity
and his declaration to IN future cling IL
the cfos>, caused sensation profound
and expansive. Several DAYS after h
admission 10 membership IN the little
band tina, gather, together ia the name
of maltreated apostles and "a unfevsed
contribution box. love feast moetias.
where the brothers were 10 relate tgros
experience, was held. one man tad
how, Jus, As he was climbing over = fence.
the top rail turned, and threw HIM On
the ground. As lay there he sali.
=, seemed that all a, once everything
tuned bright, The gtca, load winch
had been carrying for years left me. AM
| became as ligh, and As tree as a feaih-
cr. Then heard a voice saying. 'Ansc.
arse. for you are no Longer in the clutch
6 of the devil Glory. shouted and
golnf al once In the house Toll my
wife ri the glorious work that hi been
done Another brother declared that
his first iatlmaiien hat he had Religion
WIS wiIIic he VIZ 1.n5ur r, rrt,ii. Il Al
once he sad the sack II com on
which rode sec-1cd t. nc a throne -.
purple bsh'. jumped OF my horse aud
embraced hiG, HE animal seemed to
an,ictsts al the situation for he threw up
his head AID mel With loud voice.
saying ~ master Ia, =, las, found
p, tce With hss own soul After THIS the
hotse. Nii1 h4si been IA The hadn't 81 stop.
pin- N rho roIJ;. never batic-d aEsIn
Several other brothers rcla,ei espeu-
en- =, h,el'3 improbable aud mi. alou,.
bu' 'ucu siof.c, we're a., opted a, he
a,y,'erto opt ta'.saof lire eeeen't, spun.
Woaea 3aD'el al ere rco,.e e. hat
fhctfa.h f.,i male 3,e.i glotloaslt = ~
81. or n.aa lis I'll F1i1 3aav
time i. tat dtpl ~ ;vnee into vim b
g essBe Eeus .f.aH frequently ipAe1. 4
aieiaiou human beinF Tic los, 81,
of las fc. s5pn. it, ssmath lhs.i he tesais.
q, nnt - .,ligu as Of lie stoiics 10 eo.,f
tp,tc.h.4 ape fRenhon. When his iaue
et'He. he 4tose .ts .4td
"'sord brethren ou all know va, IN
hubuabhr. nth 'be dew. "a, Ion,. iii.o
he 40 H. 'afapaal "a ier year, snd that
II u.,s oi55 after t1sstled exercise of
graoc l!.s, ! sae,ce'ied IN do~png he
oil gentleman lie church people
looked cuuously a,ea h o.hef. aud broth
Ct ,ailso9 continued a, last con-
Guided - make an effort didn', have
long - VAT, iar the nes, day While /
sas down i, the cteek fishing, the devil
came up and says lie how are You Z
How arcyoa say, l. tive me ehaw
Of tohacker, says he. Won, do il, says
l. old iclioA' says he. we've been
friends for long time ard | have done
: great deai toF you | base furnished
you II! Whisky on numerous OCCASIONS,
nd II! be blamed Il allow you to .reA,
ne IA iha, way. told him that lie
eogldn', help himself and tina, | bad re
.olyed never 70 have any,h;ng more IA
do wi,h Kim. Then he hoaoe1. 90. BOT
nd b,s h~el< ,og..he, and ,,rps ,e
g,.l,hea A,,, md - I'D !. PR, an.
.,5 -. -. ..te, Xo.iA - do,.r,l
On. n : good Ink and er,.d .ha,l.,n,.h
Tb.r H.. v-,k.ne1 b,il.l.ab.d .gs,n
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13

4 Is sad that The green ink With shich
LaI'cd s.aies currency IS printed Is very
poisono1s. We advise our reader, not
to allow their children to ehe~ up hun
dred-dollar bills.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13

The trust OF childhood. the faith OF NO.
manhood and the fanatieism of old age is
the foundation upon which the world.
society is based.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13

An Ohio woman confessed on her
death ted that she had deliberately
planned and executed three cold-blooied
murders, and yet there is no particular
sensation created If all this had oc-
Cured in Arkansaw-weii,i il s a disagree
able subject.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13

A man who called himself a Photographer
died in Wheeling. West Virginia. the
other day. having been accidentally poi
soned by druggist, and the city council
elected the druggist city physician and
passed complimentary resolutions con-
corning him.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13

David Davis is worth four million dol
lars and is in pretty good order phys
iraltv
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13

The New York SIM does no, wan,
Cleveland for president. Cleveland
would make good vice president. bu,
like the san we do not advocate him for
president He may DC a good sort Of a
fellow and could probably receive with
credit New Years days, but s,ill..ae cannot
lend him our influence even for few
minutes. But for the vice presidency.
we are his friend and are willing 70 a,
any time topple him over the dark blaa
of obscurity.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13

The Tennessee legislature has passed a
resolution ejecting all stability dressed
people from the Railways of legal lore
This was done probably to increase the
chances of determining whether or no,
Col. Polk, the treasurer who lifted some
FIVE hundred thousand dollars. WAS in the
house.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13
INNINGS.

The Arkansaw legislature is colonel
assembly.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13

The absconding treasurer of Tennessee
travelled around the country with two
valiscs filled with money. AT one place
he was mistaken for the edi,o: OF this
paper and was arrested. but when i; was
aseeTtained that he vas only an embes-
zier he was released and allowed to pro-
coed.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13

James Gordon Bennett realized over
eight hundred thousand dollars from last
years business of the WfyaK and this
year it is said that he hopes 10 receive a
greater income. The thoughts OF ttIs
great journalistic success is enough 10
make the spirit If Ben Franklin dance in
exaggerated as,onishment
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13

The last issue of this paper was dated
January 6, 1882. This was no, intended
as a joke, although it was so construed.
One man who has a refined idea of hui
NOR writes US a note, saying: Il think
that you have gotten off the best Joke of
the season. That 1855, business is the
best thing have ever seen in your pa
per-" Another man says: WAS tickled
nearly to death when saw that you paid
no attention to the coming IN of the New
Year.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13

A correspondent asks: "N'h4, IS the
worst name can apply TO any ore in
company without insulting any one but
the individual for whom the thrust was
intended Call him funny man The
English language does not contain a
more opprobrious appella,ion than funny
man." but if you apply the insulting
words and are killed, do not blame US.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13

When a nigger tells me- ia, he lubs
hts neighbor a. hssei. b. has ter be
mi. hiy heap bigger den - ter keep me
from .ailn' HIM liar.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-01-13

II isa ole sayin' dat lazy man likes a
heavy a.. Dis may be true but dinged
81 lac 4al.ia ter use il.