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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
Mnrder Trial roainnnoL.

DARTronp, Wis, Jan, 22. In the Cir
cult Court tho case Of Mrs, Ellen Long, whc
ls charged with the murder Of IN eleven
ycarold boy named Whlttemorc, At Prince
ton, some weeks ago, was called for trial.
The courtroom was crowded, ~ much In
terest ls taken In tho case, The lather ol
tho boy Is also held ~ an accomplIcc, Mrs.
Long entered u plea Of not guilty, aud the
casc, contrary 10 the expectation Of every
one, was adjourned until the june term OF
the court The fathers case will shortly he
called, The prosecution are confident Ol
the conviction OF tho prisoners
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
Hallway Troubles.

CLEVELAND, o., Jan, 22,-The trouble
between the unpaid workmen and the super
inlendentS along the line OF the ioungs'
town, Pittsburgh n Cleveland Railroad con-
tlnues, Late Monday afternoon number
OF Italian aborcrs employed on the road ut
the village Of Bcrghollz, east Of AN.
ancG Stark County, mustered In force, and
tore up several mles Of track destroyed
bridges, ripped mp troste work, and do.
Stroyed much other property belonging 10
the railroad, Details can not be'mocured,
owing 10 the fact that there N no telegraph
line running 10 liefgholh rhe trouble at
Alliance Is not over yet About one hun
drod Italians cOngrcguted In the streets
Of tho town, but no trouble occurred.
The lObOrors will In Oh probability be paid
In few days just why funds were not In
readiness 10 meet their wants Is not known.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
More Trouble Through tho Mock Mar
rlnun,

NEw YoRK, JAM 22,--'rhe counsel who
appeared for Miss llIgboO before tho Justice
At Fort Hamilton, In the woll.knowu mock,
marriage cOsc, is about 10 tost tho validity
of tho decision gvcn there, Monday morn,
Ink no obtained from Justice Pratt In IN,
Supreme Court, M order appointing Samuel
llgbco guardian nd litom OF his
daughter Annie E, llgboo In u suit begun
by the latter under the name OF Annie
II, Vaughan, against Jerome Walter
Vaughan, for limited divorce, Tho plaintiff
alleges thOt,she was married 10 the defendant
on July ", 1888, aud that no has abandoned
her aud failed 10 support her Tho alleged
marriage was decided by the Justice TO have
ben u piece OF t0mfoolcly, n number Of
boys and girls having boen married at the
same time IN the same way, und several, In.
cludng plaintiff aud defendant, having
gone through the ceremony moro than once,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
SEMI-WEEKLY.
EXPLOITS OF A YOUNG eIoAMlsr.
Miles Hall, Aged 10, Arrested for msssy-
Ing -Four Young women.

CATLETrsRURO, KY, Jan. 22-Marshai
Pat Punch, Of Mount Sterling, KY, arrived
here Monday evening with the notorious
young blgamIst, Miles Hall, Floyd County.
whom he has been seeking for more than
two weeks up In the Cumberland Mount
aims, and whom he finally secured by q
little strategy while he was hiding In
Letcher County, Hall Is the husband OF
four wives, andIi Only nlneteen years od--a
beardless youth In brief conversation
with the Marshal he gave the following
facts In regard 10 himself; Some time IN
December last he went TO Owngsyllle, KY.
Soon after he elOped TO Aberdeen, o., with
Miss Nerelta Cassidy, The pair we're mar
rIed aud came 10 this place On route 10 bis
home In Floyd County Here they re-
manned one night The next morning he
secured $40 from his cOnAdlng young
wife and told her that business re-
QuIred him 10 go out Of Iown, but
that he would return IN time 10
take her 10 tho boat lie failed 10 return,
however, but Instead took tho first boat up
the Sandy River Learning Of her desertlon,
friends furnished his wife money TO return
10 her home NJ OwlngsyllIr. Punch
also obtained certificate from the Rowan
County court, In which Is the record
OF the marriage Of Niles Hall In Septem-
ber last TO Miss phoba Flbhor.
His third wife IL said 10 bo In
Floyd County, ana the fourth In Ohio.
With tho money secured from his last wife
he had purchased line horse with which
he was attempting 10 make hs escape 10
the mountains when he WAS oyortnlIgn by
the Marshal. Hail was lodged In jail hero
tonight, and Punch will leave with his
prisoner for Mount Sterling In the morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

ON hearing work OF great merit OK
tolled, Malherbe asked II II would re'
duce the price Of breadl Mr. Payne has
Just been elected United States Senator
from Ohio. VIII II benefit the depress'
cd industries and the oppressed labor
Ing man, who have been protected" ia
their rulnY In his banquet speech Mr.
Payne protests against disturbing this
"protection"-this very ruin.
We are sorry to zee Mr.. Payne take
this position when revenue reform In 40
much reedcd, and when the mass OF
the great majority Of the people know
II and demand II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

Nnw Yons, Jan. %, MIR Jay Gould
was askcd Monday evening II tho report was
true that hc had decided 10 proceed legally
against tho persons who had originated tho
rumors that ho was financially embarrassed.
II Ia true tha | have done no." he replied,
VI aln advised that under tho penal code
they have committed crime for which they
can bo punished, The statement that thoy
are 10 bo prosecuted Is, however, premature,
In that preferred that nothing should be
said about tho matter NJ present There IL a
syndicate Of llass In Wall Street"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Jan, 92,-Tho CHIP
pewO Valley log crop will be- from 0OO,-
100000 10 500 10000 this winter, exclusive
Of OoOOOOOO ~ surplus of the cut last
winter On Black River and htcrsectng
streams the work Is also being pushed along
rapidly, but the cut of logs viii be twenty
per cent below that OF last year. The lum-
bermcn OF this section are getting their mills
In 0dor and II Is expected the cut Of tho
Eau Claire mills alone viii reach, II not tx
ceed, 800, 100000, The Beef Slough Com.
pOny Is calculating To raft il5, 900, 900 feet,
last year ID RATED IIO, OUO, 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

TonoNro, Jan, ~. The furnace In Pat
torson 4 BabJohn's foundry went to pieces
Monday night scattering molten Iron III
every direction and firing the building. A
general alarm turned out the whole fire brig
ade. A terrible gallo was blowing at the time
this spread tho flames with such amazing
rNpldty that the place was soon completely
giltod and tho efforts Of the brigade were
directed 10 sayU neghborlng buildings.
Loss not loss than $4,000, Insured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

NEw YoRK, Jan, a2,-'rho body OF
George Lothrop, aged thlrty.siS, aud from
Chicago only n few days, was found frozen
10 death IN South Fourth street, Williams.
burgh. There was whisky bottle In his
pocket
John Frazer n Liverpool lumber mcr.
chant, who arrived Monday morning, wns
found sitting on doorstep frozen to DEATH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

CmcAoo, Jan. aa,-Qultc y number OF
Tho large packing .houses OF thls city have
shut down, aud many others ARE running on
short tlmc, on account Of tho light receipts
Of hogs and the unfavorable outlook In thu
provision market II ls said that after tho
January shorts shall have been settled,
many other houses will either shut down
entirely or run on short tlmo. II Is quito
unusual for the big paoklng.houscs 10 close
NJ carly IN the sonson, Tho short hog crop
aud the European prohibition arc TOO much
for ihplu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

Charley Ebright IL again IN the field,
having taken the restaurant at No. 10
East IuacnrHw0s street, which no has
thoroughly relilted and appointed, max.
Ing u one Of the best III the city, Meals
viii be served to order NJ all hours, and
all hungry morlOIs IN search of tlrst.
class meal or lunch can lnd II nj this
establishments
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

Nrw YonH, Jan. ~. The report OF the
Government Directors OF tho Union Pacific
shows that the lloatlng debt OF tho company
has been reduced $1,000, 900 by tho proceeds
OF the collateral trust loan, created for that
purpose, Tho report also shows great i'm.
provumcnt In the net earnings for Decem
Dor, ~ compared With several preceding
months, aud also that there will DO surl
plus largely over l00O 900 for the year,
after the payment Of all fixed charges and q
sovtW per cent dividend,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

MONTREAL, Can. jan 9a-Tho ST.
Lawrence Sugar Refinery, with tho cxocp.
ilon OF ono wing, was burned. Tho los ID
estimated Ut $3.50, 600; insured. The cigar.
factory OF Davis u Son, d.oinng the above
was damaged TO tho cxtont OF 5000 In.
surod. Tho mon were nj work when
tho 1ro started. About ono hundred and
iifly operatives nro thrown out Of work.
CORNWALL, Ont, Jan. 02.-rhe Com.
mcrcal Hotel and largo brick block oppo.
slte, containing about dozen stores, burned
Loss, SSb, 200, insurance, $4,000
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

Dr. Glrunll, Sr, Of Cleveland SAM.
toIium Visits Canton every Tuesday TO
src to their patients, aud viii take u
few more new ones If they come soon.
II IL claimed for the DR.. that no is the
oldest specialist on the continent. Con-
sultHtion free,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
rallure 10 Agree OF tho vandecar Jury

wAurAoA, Wis, Jan. ~. After having
been out foriy.four hours the jury In tho
case OF vandecar disagreed, standing seven
for conviction and five for acQuIttal Tho
prisoner was tried for tho murder of Banker
Mead who was shot about year ago, tho
bullet having been fired through the bank
Window ono evening, killing him instantly.
Tho premises were then robbed. Tho evil
dence against Vandecar was circumstan-
llnI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
THE STANDARD OIL ,GNATE IN
STARK COUNTY.

Last Saturdays DRsIovRAT had an ar
ticle entitled "rhe Twin Heroes" In
which we aimed 10 give due credit TO
Messrs. Shields aud Creech, In serving
IN. Standard OIL monopoly at Columbus
III The late Senatorial crime" II was
grand, free, and yoluptuous time for
the grand army OF Mclean and Standard
OIL ! Hotels, restaurants, bars, etc, had
u harvest.
The honest Democrats Of Stark coun.
ty ought to know that X. s, Shields Esq,
OF Canton, IL aud has been the Standard
oil magnate for this county. Az the
confidential boss he managed the busl-
ness, employed help, planned the cam
palgn, gave orders, aud In fact was the
grand magnatcl Ills mission was aud
In TO handle and u4e the Democracy Of
Stark IN the interest OF his monopoly
masters, When these want u packed
atate convention, no AZ to get state
committee of their corrupt teols and In
struments, Mr.. Shields arranges aud d.
recls his hired help. Such specimens
IN William A, Creech are useful In this
connection.
Mr. Shields may have tho privilege Of
selling himself, individually, but we
submit that honest aud faithful Demo.
Gratis Of Stark county should see TO II
that no is not allowed TO sell them. lle
must have been disappointed this time,
for with all his skill and help at Colum.
bus, no did not deliver tho goods az
promised and expected. twas not tho
fault Of Mr., Shields, though, for he
thought ho could easlly capture our rep.
resentatlyes The result shows that oil
was potent, hut Stark ls one OF the green
spots, despite X, 8. Shields n Co.
II must also have been dlsappoinl-
ment 10 tho active lenders who manipu'
lated tho state. for one OF them said.
'Hhloldg where's tho g. Of b. from stark county
you promised IN ahould vote for PayncT
30 Mr.. Shields failed 10 deliver the
goods M no had promised. And no doubt
this outspoken Cleveland agent was ir.
ritated at the Investment being u fail.
urel The language made use of shows
the estimate they put upon mankind
stark county proved n dry well for them.
Patriotism and politics seem TO be
cnsh articles now. Time was when II
was otherwise, whom patriots prided
themselves on two things, their own
poverty and the wealth Of tho state.
These men were not PUT chasablo by
kings or Standard oil, Such men were
not attracted by riches, nor intimiiatod
by power. They were true and feorless
patricia, desiring that truth and integ.
rity should prevail In church and state; |;
aud that justice and liberty should be
securely established. In order 10 this
they maintained that "the men Of prin.
"ciplo should be tho principal men,
Woe TO that country whose rulers arc
destitute Of principle; and who are will.
ing TO sacrifice their country and char
actor for consideration. We have Ind
TOO much Of this under Republican rule,
and now tho Democratic party is In
danger.
Lot every true Democrat mark tho ser.
vile instruments, and be attentive TO oil
\ hia own duties ns IN American citizen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
ADDITIONAL EDITORIAL.

IT has never been known how much
Of Dorsey swag Mckinley got for this
district In 1880. and what part was con-
tritited to the Daily Repository IL
was IN 1880 that Mckinley got S,b7O ma
jority. In 1882 no did not get 80 largo a
majority by s593l The locked'out pot
terra were heard from in 1882; and then
there was no Dorsey National Commit
too swag. Charley Foster did all he
could, but the Mckinley market had de-
cllnal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
They Made n Hold. but an Successful Ef.
fort,

DALLAS, Tex, JAN sa.-'Burgan At
Terrell crawlod undor sidewalk aud tun.
nolod through three different brick walls
until they reached tho foundations Of tho
bank vault Of Chlldross Il Harris, early Sun.
day morning. Thcy blow of the ouior
door Of tho gnfc, but failed 10 destroy u ak.
Inch steel door and III tlmo.lock, Tho
dense smoke caused IN alarm, and tho pa.
pors In the outer vault were found by tho
officers 10 bo on Arc Tho safe contained
500 900 In money which tho robbers failed
10 obialn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

New YoaH, Jan, op---'rhe Worlds
special from Washington says Luclus u.
Falrchlld, ex.uoyernor Of Wisconsin, Ia
talked OF ns being q possible dark horse for
Presidential honors on account VI his hav.
hg Nv enemies
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
Two Mcn Crushed by railing snre

PlrrspuRoll, jan, ag.-The Chronloio's
Canton (0.) special says; MONDAY night
while safe was being holstcd to second.
story window the chains broke and the safe
fell, crushing RcnhOld Rochers and William
Miller, and fatally mIurInR both,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
Taimaee Ahead Of peeeher.

NEW YonH, JAN w, Mr., ralmagc on
Sunday admitted nearly iifty persons Into
his church. The Brooklyn Tabernacle now
has larger church membership than any
other church IN the United States, dlstlno.
tion heretofore hold for many years by Ply.
mouth Church. Talmage 10 now ahead Of
Dssohsr by sevsn hundred.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
killed by a HlcL over tho EYE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Jan. es--Danicl
Williamson and Louis Weber, two hborers,
got into roughand.tumblc fight to-day.
Tho latter called for help, aud August
FlorontH rushed up and gave Williamson n
violent kick over tho left eye, causing tho
blood 10 start from hls oars aud nose, aud
Instantly killing him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. ~, lhforma,
tion received from the physicians attending
General Mackenzie, now an inmate OF the
BloomInglale Insane Az, lum Is to the Of
feet thnl the Generals mental condition 10
absolutely hopolsse
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
milwaukee, to Have a ~, 900, 900 uot,,

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 22,--rho Merchants
Association has called meeting for Thurs
day evening TO take steps towards securing
the erection of hotel on the East Side. Tho
scheme calls for u building 10 cost about
81, ,0OO, 900,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

The Canton Humane society Ia doing
some good work IN nH quiet way, There
are almost daily cOmpuiuis made TO Su.
perinlendent Frazer Of cruelty TO chill.
dren, which lie investigates.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
Murder In Chicago.

CHICAGO, jan, 22.--.ln row In Clark
street gambling den, In this city, colored
man named John johnson shot dead ono
stove Alexander johnson Ia In custody,
with Il bullet In his hand and bad cut In
hlg hpnu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

Buffalo promises TO build large and
magnificent passen ger steamer next sea-
son, to run between that port and Du.
luth In three days, and restore the lake
passenger business TO something OF its
old.tlme Importance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

Edmund Tappan, who confessed that
hip brother John killed Mrs. and Miss
Maybee on Long Island, hae confessed
again. This time he says he did u hiul-
salf, aud IN probably right, 40 he has re-
vealod the missing property.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

II would be good, sometimes. TO be
deaf ANA not hear much that IN unpIeas.
anti aud also blind, and not sec no much
TO disturb our peace
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

Rev, l. n. McAbee, u former pastor OF
the First NJ, II. church Of this city, died
NJ Mt Union lust Friday,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

Try the new store Of Geeting g. Vick-
ers fOr bargains In dry goods, II East
TuscHrawaa street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

The young ladies' Of the Atlantic Club
will give tleir dance In Concordia Hall
on Friday evening,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23

Fora good sQuaremea 20 10 Ebright's
new restaurant, No. 80 East ruscarawas
street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
ADnITIONAL LOOAL NEWS.

4 contentcd mind isa never failing
spring Of enjoyment,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-12

The question was then rot on
Men tiers motion, 70 make the
n mination unsnimous, and Il
was carried t.iumphantly.
Then the mammoth oil psla ting,
a representation of Cleveland head
and bust, was carried in from. OF the
speakers stand and exhibited to the
enthusiastic spectators, who greeted
it with cheers and whistling, No
waving everything that could bE
put into Iequisition for that pur-
pose, and the band played sMsrch>
ing through Georgia" Red, Whits
and Blue" snd other airs.
After order was res. oredthe chair
man announced that the motion TO
make the nomination unanimous
having been carried Grover Cleve-
land was declared the nominee OF
the national Democracy fer The next
Pres dent of the United S'ateH
(nheers.) A dispatch was read from
Gov. Hoadley congrstulating the
convention, the Democracy and the
country, on the wise thing done AID
promising a Democratic victory in
Ohio in October ami November.
The convention then, st % Iook
recess till s pm.
THE VOTE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-12

I was 5 80 before the evening ses-
sion wac called to order, and the
first business was the ioption Of e
resolution electing Mr.. Vil.s, chair
man Of the convention, as Chairman
OF the COMMITTEES to notify the nom
inees OF their selection as can iidates.
a telegram was read from the
president of the New York Produce
Exchange, stating that the business
men of New York were solid for
Cleveland.
a delegate from Louisians offered
resolution providing that in case
of q vacancy on the ticket for the
office of President or Viee-Presi-
dent a majority OF the national COM
mittee shall have power to fill the
vacancy. There was 80 much oppo-
sitiOn made to the resolution that it
was withdrawn.
A delegate from Texas offered 8
resolution declaring that the Demo-
cratic party in convention assembled
endorse the Morrison bill for the re-
drclion OF the war tax
There YVES 8 storm CT opposition
to the resolution and ihe chair man
ruled that it must be referred to the
committee on resolutions.
Phe convention than proceeded to
the call OF the roll for The nnmina-
ton Of candidates for Vice-P resI-
dent
Scar es, of California, came 70 the
platform. he ssid that California
was 3 loving mother to her children
and they in turn were devoted to
her. On her behalf, and as repre-.
tentative OF the delegation from the
Pacific Coast, he presented for their
SURFACES man who had been en-
inent among his fellowmen, who ia
thec7uocils Of the nation had been
pre- eminent, who had led their
soldiers to battle, who had achieved
victories, who had assisted in up
holding the banner of the country !;
he presented the name Of General
William E. Rosecrans. the hero Of
Stone River, the faithful soldier,
the grand old commander whose
image was impressed on the hearts
of all men who served und5s him.
Cheers for r isecrsns)
Branch. of Colorado, aomnaJs3
JOS. E Mcdonald.
Bacon, of Georgia, eRid ne was
commissioned by his delegation to
present the name CT a man emil
nent in wax AMI psace, a distin>
gnished commander, o gallantsol-
der. Gen. John G. Black. of
Illinois. Cheers for Black
Mr., Black expires ed his apprecia~
ton Of the high and unmerlted
com pIiment to hin. It was almost
an ab:olute eurprise to him; but he
had como here as tie spokesman
and the representative of another
citIz4n OF the republic. He had put
his hand in the hand of John Il.
Mcdonald, and while that gems
tIeman was tefOre the convention
he (Blach) caul6 not appear as in
anv sense his rival for any position.
he therefore respectfully decAned
the nomination.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-12
France and China.

Paris, 1.-THE Republique says
Admiral Courbet has occupied
town on the coast of China. The
demand Of France for the payment
Of indemnity has reached Shanghai
yesterday and was forwarded to
Pekin when it will be handed 70
fsung Ii Ycemel to day. Franco
has given China one week 30 answer
In the event Of sn unsatisfactory
reply Immediately she will serge
Chinese port. Tie preparations Ios
q decisive naval movement are
complete.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-12
eu1KLxH,s AHaSOA @ALT&

ia greatest medical FoRG@
. world. Warranted to spSoony
...rs Buxns, BRUISES, CuE, USe'
Iais 2haura. Fever Sores, CShG'
ep'lsa, OhilblAisS, CcEnE, TsssIn,
.cnappsd Hands, and all siiS 49, s5v
Aone, guaranteed 70 Szrs q c q
tnstanSo, % saoaey rsSuIns:o = z
,azts per huI Ses SaIa ~ -
/. nEHR Ehera
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-12

The general result was announced
as follows, at Ito q. NJ Wuoie
number of votes cas- 500; necessary
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-02
Leek, Next States Attorney.

Reports from the county are very favor
able to Mr.. Leck, candidate for states at
tornoy. The farmers have come to the con-
clusion they do not want an inexperienced
man, even If he isa nice clever gentleman
nominated by convention of colored men,
like Mr.. Butler to All an Office of so much
responsibility to tho county as states attor.
ney, and will let the ticket go to the--mis.
chief, and will cast their vote almost solid
for Leek.
Mr.. Hendricks has not the shadow of q
chance, and voters, both democrats and In.
dependents, should remember that vote
for him on Tuesday is half vote for Butler
who is not wanted, and half vote against
Leek whom the people do want promin-
ent republicans in the county are working
IN Mr.. Leeks interest, the democrats are
solid for him, and II his friends In the city
do not flag in the good work the legal bus.
iness Of the county will be placed In the