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sur,.
j sab Cunningham /. building large
house At South Starry. Evidently he j,
building 10 bid for "ru>;icatogs"
-E!warI Curtis i, mo,ing hi, dwelling
house a, Newbury Neck, to get away from
malaria. cellar.
The boss builder Of a new barn on the
"shore road" must have been awfully twist
eyed.
The Luther Lord barn barely escaped
Burning or Wednes lay night Some
smokers left lighted matehe. on the floor.
Clinton Clough narrowly escaped drown
ing II Patterns Bay A sudden squall upset
his boat.
Frank Townsend has purchased the
Chas; Alien stand, and is shaping the build
ings for Travellers Home
Newell ]. Cain has bought the Hodg-
kin's store at Contention Cove. He intends
it for dwelling house.
-Sufry soon is TO graduate two more
VI. Ds., making ten, in almost that number
Of years.
The East Surry school district has
$50 "out' at interest, against a rainy
day.
A party of young bloods drove off the
end Of the high culvert near Moses Moons.
Their liberal Indications of limpsy juice
saved both bodies and bones.
George II. Wasson, Isaac Lord. and
George f. +. Cain are going West.
Several of our citizens hitherto peace
ably inclined, are going to Court,to help fat
fee the lawyers.
/ Luther I. Smith, at North Bend, has
/ the largest and best field of beans which We
have ever seen.
Ezra A. Stone, engineer at the Doug ass
Mine, has returned with his family.
4 The mouth of the river and Patten BAY
folks had picnic and a steamboat ride next
day after election.
F. r. Warren, Teddy Pond, has sold out
TO A. ID. Cunningham and Alexander
I McCaslin.
Surveyor SWEET has been repairing the
/ highway near "Skunk's Misery" No. 8.
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nlu-hili.
BELLE SoUTHERLANI
ARTHUR l.. Young.

HlurhilI.
Mr.. George +. Snow has bougA, ou,
the livery stock and stage route of John
W. Gould
The Congregational society talk Of hav-
Ing their church frescoed and the inside Of
the house is all ready for the workmen No
service in it Sunday.
NV Mr. Arthur Herrick succeeds doc"
Bates As driver Oh the Ellsworth stage
route.
We learn that +. X McIn,ire is driven
with work in biz pants business lie has
shipped 81 dozen pairs this month. and
want, more worAwomen. He il coutcm.
plating some changes in the Interior of his
shop. when he viii pI, hands Al work in
there making vests. We hope he will pros
per.
Mach sympathy is III, for Dr. Il. p.
Gra.le IN the terrible blow which has fallen
on h.n through us insane father.
We earn that NJ. CAnllge continue.
about the same although gaming slightly
and are glad 70 learn that The prospect
for h.s recovery j. thought - be good.
The pump at the n3l.as, Niue has
been stopped for week. aad noa the only
whistle We hear : tia; Of the boat when ,he
comes IN.
-lIol.J. T. H.nr.'ey TAX of PAWN: a
visit 70 California AMI the west before long.
h.> ara1A J. not very good. an! he TIA nA,
caln-e Of cllml's "oa'i help h.m.
h h..,, .ql.i. NJ wind auI raid Struck
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Annual Meeting 81 TIL Hancock County
Educational Association.

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Th-ir dsN'- disasters in hi, morning face:
but II that better cla>> who arr governed By
principle. anI mo- inru.-''. and Who hay" an
carnr>' d">ir" ." he al honor % their profess
sion.
The m"'liI- va orru'l ~ "'ci"'A on
THURSDAY afternoon u la-' 49,. a The lli-h
'eh"nl room ~ prayer hN u" Rev.. W
Huntington. The tr-i in The exercises Wa
paper Of 2r At Interest ani worth prepared
and Rad by Mi, susie ". lis,n"- II tli- city,
entitled "T,acher-' Daily Preparation, which
engaged. on The program NEXT IN order
was a teaching exercise IN Arihm"ii'. by /.
+. Glib. Of Waitham. which showed excellent
methods Of impai1inS Instruction.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Charlotte n. Haskell of Deer Isle.
w in the county of Hancock and state of
Maine by her mortgage deed, dated the twenty
fourth day OF September 4. u. ISL, and recorded
in the Registry OF Deeds for Hancock county,
book III, page 332, conveyed TO me the under
signed a certain parcel OF land situated in Deer
Isle, in said county of Hancock and bounded as
follows, viz on the West side by the highway;
on the North side by land of Nathan Dow; on the
north and south east sides by land of the late
Samuel Saunders, containing seven acres, be the
OF said mortgage has been broken, now therefore
by rea son of the breach of the condition thereof
| claim a foreclosure of said mortgage and give
this notice for that purpose.
TIMOTHY B. PICKERING,
by c. A. Spo1ord, Atty.
October l. 1854, 3w4l
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MESSENGERS Notice.
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK COUNT
STATE OF MAINE.

OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK COUNTY,
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK - Oct. 3, a. D., lss4.
ll~i to give notice that on the tw enty ninth day
/ Of sept, 4. D., l>s4, a Warrant in Insolvency
issued out Of the Court of Insolvency for said
County Of Hancock, against the estate of said
HeZeklah {. Li>comb,o of >edgwick, i'll said County
of Hancock, aijudged 10 he an Insolvent Debtor,
petition of said Debtor which petition was filed
on the twenty ninth day of Sept, Dlss4 to which
L. 4 named date interest claims is To be computed
That the payment OF any debts and the delivery
and transfer OF any property belonging to said
debtor, to him for his use and the delivery and
transfer OF any property by him are iorbidlen by
law; That a meeting of the Creditors OF said
Debtor, TO prove their debts and choose one or
assignees of his estate will be held at Court
Of Insolvency TO be holden at Ellsworth, in said
County on the sixteenth day Of Oct, A. ID. lss+
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
Given under my hand the date above writ
ten. BENZ. NCTTER,
Deputy sheriff, as Messenger Of the Court OF In
solyency for said County OF Hancock. avail
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lME the subscribers. having been appointed by
w the Hon. PARKER Trck. Judge OF Probate
fr the County Of Hancock. to receive and examine
the claims OF creditors to the estate Of Nahum J.
Fitzgerald. late OF Gould-boru decea sed repre-
scented insolvent, do hereby give notice that six
months are allowed To said creditors To bring In
and prove their claims. and that we shall attend
that service al Deasy 4 Hhndys store at Prospect
Harbor, In said Gould-born SATURDAY, Nov. l.
lssi. and Thursday. Jan. !. Iss5.
j. :. COOMBs.
3wt3 +. 7. JOY.
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Winter Harbor.
The fall term Of school taught by Mr..
Richard Perkins and Mrs. Jennie Kingsley,
closed last week.
Capt. A. c. Guptill of Sch. Orizimbo
has left his vessel for while and is at home
or account Of ill-health.
Mr.. Colon Pendleton has sold out his
teams and gone TO Boston we understand to
work in the Office of his uncle w. 6. Ham,
mond.
Mr.. ]. J. Roberts has leased the Fred
Rice store which he has fitted up and stock
ed with goods. 1t is pleasant convenient
store and well situated for trade.
Oct. ID. X.
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Died..

Obituary R0tires. beyond the Date Name and Age
must be paid for al The rate Of ten cents a line.
Ellsworth-oct. Q. Mr.. Michael Burke, aged
81 Years and 5 months
Lamoine.-Scpt. 2, Mr.. Benjamin Salisbury,
aged s3 wears aud months
Goud,boro.-Oct. 8. H. W., only son Of
Wilmot and Martha Rolf aged q months.
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Marine List.
Eiis~ oIth rors

Ellsworth Pors
TUESDAY, OCT. :.
ARRIVED.
~-h Rescue Co,u,r- Deer Isle
nh sunbeam, rott, fremont
SAILED.
ND sarah 4. hl4.-!rl. lord Rondout.
Wednesday. oct :
ARRIVED.
sch Francis coin, B.nstty Boston.
>ch >cioto, >adler, Bar HarUor.
SAILED.
vi rraak Maria. woodward E2ndout.
~..l Wesley Abbott. Whittak er, Rondout.
-ch We-terioo, Jordan. Calais.
Thursday, Oct. ..
AREINEp.
~ch Frank Pierre. Grant. Portland
>rh Ralph Il Grant Grant, Rockland.
sch Nandulia, Alley. Gloucester.
SAILED.
Sch sunbeam. Cot, swans Isle.
sch J. W. Raymond Collins, Boston.
Sch storm Petrol, Faticn EondUut.
Friday, oct. ls.
ARRIVED,
Sill Esl Rover, P"Ilroy. New York.
sch Allendale Hetts. Boston.
SATURDAY. Oct. II.
ARRIVED.
Sch Express. Lan-on. ;. V. Haibor.
Sch Banner, Mo-ley, Bar Iiarbor.
Sch A. T. Haynes. Mcfarland, RI kland.
SAILED.
Sch Leonora. Bonsey, Providence.
Sch Grape, Reinick, Deer Isle.
sch sea Flower, sargent Franklin.
sunday. oct. T.
ARRIVED.
Sch Nellie Grant. Dodge, Boston.
sch Fair Wind, Maddox, Boston.
Sch Arboreer, Clark, Boston.
sch Fair Dealer. Potter, Boston.
Sch Minneola. smith, Boston.
Monday, Oct. 49,
SAILED.
sch olive Branch, Farrell, Providence.
Sch Frank Pierce Grant, Portland.
Sch ArbOreer, Clark, Boston.
Sch Forester, Belts, Boston.
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"FOr this Relief much Thanks"
WaTen'S Relief LIiDeDt,

a PANACEA and EMINENT COM
bncd. Cures colds, coughs, collie,
cramp, diarrh,a diphtheria, fever and
ague, indigestion, sore lungs. sore
throat and complaints Of kindred
nature. Also rheumatism Oameness ia
man or beast,) sprains, weak back, 81.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.


FIRST JURY.
james ". Davis. Foreman, Ellsworth
Daniel ". Brewer. Eden:
TheoJor, Bunker. Franklin:
Charles Il. Crockett. Brook>,iile;
Rodney Copp, Trenton;
II. &. Eaton. Sed-wick;
j : Eaton. Deer Isle:
I.aac l.. Emery. Ellsworth;
james Y. Griude Buchill;
{. :. Haskell. Deer l-c;
Charles NJ HAYNES. Buch.pori;
James Webster. Cl>line.
sECo>pJURY.
Eben W. MAYO. Foreman. Biuehlll;
Henry ID. Jordan. Surry;
Wyle T.. Libby. Gould-horo:
Pctrr :. Moore. fremont;
Fr.d 4. Moves. sullivan:
James Robinson. I-ie an Haut;
Gilman !. Reed. Broohln;
Clifton :. -toyer. LilsNorth
M,iiah salisbury. Lamoinc;
LDn,nzp : SWEET. podAam;
Samuel >lraiion. ilanru.b:
samuel II. Wardwc.l. Prnob,eo;
sUrER>r MEEARIr-.
Willard 7. White. nrlani;
samuel j. walls VI. Desert.
In Tia, afternoon the docket Wa, called and
q cou>id,ralh. number Of cases marked for
trial
Th, first cn-, for trial va called "wednesday
puuifeg ". Whitaker.
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City and County.
smelts are in the river.

A neat AMI attractive sign has been placed
over the doors Of the City Bakery.
Mona-han's Orchestra furnished the mu-
&c for the shooting mstch ball at Franklin,
oct. 10.
The schooner Red Rover. Pomroy, arrived
Friday. with full cargo Of coal. for u. II.
Eppe> K sons.
capt. Cha>. Lam>on i building a story and
i half dwelling hou>c. on Dean street The
building lo'> on thi, street are fast being taken
M.
The signal Service at Southwest Harbor
has been discontinued and the telegraph oper-
ator in the Office in thi, city ha> been with
drawn.
M->r> Morrison X Joy have lust completed
awharf On the rear oftheir >torc-hoil>c. back OF
the Ti>dale store, and will extend the building
OH to the wharf
Their Win be preaching in the Unitarian
church afternoon amt evening. next SUNDAY
snd the SUNDAY following. by Rev. Il. ".
>aNAsr. Of Bo,Jon.
Me>-r> ". II. Il II. l.. Davis arr displaying
hnc lot of fur robes ai III ,arris-c rcpo,iior,
on Franklin street. Il i good chance 10 buy
nice rob- a; low price.
ON our fr-t page TO-DAY Will be found a
striking AMI instructive illustration Of the COM
parative worth Of ihr ,riou> Kinds d baking
powder now in thu market.
Tn. 'a,ii,> III ,h,. Nefbo,list Sn,.i.iy will
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Sup. Jud. Court Oct. Term, 1894

JUDGE THOMAS II. HASKELL, Presiding.
OFFICERS OF THE COURT.
II. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
GEO. NJ. WARREN, County Attorney.
J. A. HAYDEN, stenographer.
+. TAFT. Sheriff.
DEPUTIES.
Benjamin Nutter, Brooklin.
Oliver Buzzell, Amherst.
Dudley L. Saunders, Orland.
Vim. Fennelly. Eden.
James Hill, GouldsbOro.
W. NJ. Wardwell, Penobscot.
Court came in at ioo'cloek Tuesday morning.
The grand jury was empaneled as follows;
GRAND JURORS.
William W. A. Heath. Foreman, fremont;
Benjamin I. Amcs, Bucksport;
William Bysrd, SedEwick;
Ransom A. Bonzey. Ellsworth;
Edwin 2. Cole. BROOKLYN:
Charles {. Clough. Bluchill;
John Clark. Castine.
Benz. II. Cushman, Penobscot;
David G.. Cole, Gouldsboro;
Oliver c. Donnell. Franklin:
Seth W. Fiiield. Deer Isle;
Stephen u. Gray, Brooksyllle;
james A. Hartman. orand;
Ruel W. Higgins. Ellsworth;
William Il. Milliken. Surry;
F. b. Marshall. Bucksport;
David II. Paine. Eden:
~te,,han smailo9.-a NJ n.sart
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When Ea',y wa -.rk. Nr gave hrr q -frril.
when -bc Wn~ 4 Il hiil. -hr rftrtl far ta -turi1.
" lrn -hc wa- \ N.-- -Ar riun1 M tt-trr.I,
" l,n -hy hl,i Ail.!rHu. -ht -..Nc tucm tastl.
l-rsu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

DEs MoINEs, Feb, 30, only fow more
Than u quorum were present In the House
Monday, aud predictions aro freely made
.hut the session will last into April, There
arc four hundred and thrty.liye bills on tho
calendar, and progress Ia slow Mr. liusScll,
Of Muscatlne, exploded h,nd'gronade h by u
series Of resolutions settling forth that
Mr. Clayton, ofCOunoll BlultN leading Re-
publican member, h not entitled 10 his seat,
because Of the fact that he " trustee Of tho
Deaf aud Dumb Institute Resolution was
referred 10 the Judiciary Committee,
The Senate discussed tho bill providing
for n Superintendent Oi the capitol building,
but practically Killed H.
Tho bill oXomptlng pensions aud the
aNalla thereof from executions passed Tho
bill clothing county township md school
boards with Impeachment poNoN Tor tho
following causes also passed llNbltuOl
drunkenness, habltuul or willll neglect OF
duty, gross porlllliy, corruption, 0ppros'
Sion, OXtOrllOn, wlllful mnlndmInlstrllOn OF
Olllco, upon conviction or felony aud fall
me IN produce turn Oyor aud fully Oc'
count for Oll public funds and property In
hir hands NJ any inspection or settlement
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

Toplease It's masters Of the city build.
Ing ring, the Repository has made lots
OF sport over "the little market house"
We now Invite the attention Of the or.
gan TO the new engine house building
and ite tumble down condition. Go up
on the third floor and observe how the
walls are out of plum, how the floors
have sunk and opened, how the roof hOs
had TO be propped aud rodded 10 keep II
from forcing out the walls by Us weight
Wewnow not who are to blame,
but call attention to the facts. II ~ u
shame tOpalm such work OIL upon tho
city. The cost was sufficient for good
building, aud has been paid for, The
responsibility should be placed whore
II belongs. The building should never
have been accepted.
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The Ulddy Governor.

sT LOUIS Fob, aO=pottI hOs been
telling tales ont Of school, aud Governor
crittondOn, Of Missouri Is the hero Of hot
story She said ~ had lust finished sIng.
INK Home, Sweet Home last Thursday even.
ing whom u nco.looRlng old gentleman, who
introduced llmHolf m Governor CrIltondon,
began oongmtuIatlng mo- aud nll Of u
sudden ho loaned down, put his Nrms
around me, dfow mo up TO him aud
kissed me- llc sOid Mime, Patti may
never 500 you again, aud ! can not help
H. Aud before know II ho was
kissing me- II wouldn't do 10 lave every.
body washing my face you know, hut when
nn old gentleman, and nice old gentleman
too, and Governor Of gr0nt State, kisses
mo No quickly that ono hNs not tlmo to soo
ia ~
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a MuRpeRess DOOMED.
Mrs. ,Iiaight Sentenced TO lie Hanged In
ApriI for the Murder Of Her Husband,

Mrs. ,Efaigbt Sentenced 10 lie Hanged In
Aprif for the Murder Of Her Husband
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. 20,-At O;3O a.
m. Monday, after declaring that he believed
that the verdict was juGt one the yenera-
bio Judge Murray sentenced Mra Angenetto
u. HaIght, aged slxty'two years, 10 bo
hanged on the 18th day Of April for tho
tho murder Of her third husband, George
w. Halght, whom she shot In De kuy-
ter, Madison County, N, Y, the morning of
February "a, 1858, When Justice Murray
asked her II she had anything 10 say tho
prisoner said; ~ have not hurt my husband
In the least.p Then there came u pause,
when she cOntlnuedi ~ amnot guilty. Tho
night Of tho hurt | was entirely helpless,
and could not got up or down, | was not
able " get out OF tho bed or up from u
chair"
Not muscle moved and no emotion was
visible In the prisoner ~ the sentence was
pronounced but there was great deal OF
confusion In the court room, There were
cheers on tho one side aud s0bs on the 9th
et Some OF tho women clapped their
hands, The Justice Immediately raped
for order and directed the Sheriff 10 arrest
the first person who should make any dom-
OnsIatlOn The prisoner was hlssed by tho
crowd IN she was led back To her cell In tho
jail,
The counsel for the defense Will make an
appeal TO Governor Cleveland TO remit the
sentence 10 Imprisonment for life. The
trial was conducted 80 carefully aud Impair
TALLY by Judge Murray that there are no
exceptions that Will avail In an application
lon Il new trial. There IN no doubt but
what slle will be hanged,
The ability OF the law 10 hang woman
still remains 10 bo tested, Appeals have
been begun, und with every one Of them
will be- mlXcd tho sentimental idea that u
woman should not be- punished with death
Tor u crime which would send u man 10 the
gallowS without amy doubt Tho only
woman ever hanged In Madison County was
Mary Antoine, an Indian Princess who
murdered her rival and was hanged In lsli'
Al De RuytoE whore lUu murder was
committed aud whore llAlght had many
lr0ndH, tho verdict was resolved Sunday
morning. aud thore was ~ imprOmplu iol'
lillcpilOn, Mis-, llalglit was hanged In ole
ligy aud there were other equally marked
demonstrations,
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John prown'. sonnold.

WHEELING, w. Va, Feb. 9O,-Lost
Tuesday quito sensation was created
IN Charlcslowu, Jefferson County, this
State, by the passage through tho streets
of the lumber that composed the sculiOd
upon which John Brown was executed, on
December 10, 1851, Shortly after hIs oSc.
ultlOn the scOlIold was. takon down
and tho lumber used In erecting n
porch to u brick dwelling, situated ut
the corner Of Lawrence aud Liberty stroelS,
In Charest0wn, After the owners death,
which occurred several months ago, Colonel
John NJ, Coylc purchased tho property, and,
wishing 10 preserve tho lumber hnd II caro-.
fully removed aud placed under lock aud
key. by n singular coincidence the cur.
pontors who erected and tore down the sCaf'
fold aud used thc lumber In erecting tho
porch, twenty years ago were hired 10 10.
move II on Tuesday last Each piece Of
lumber hnd boon carefully numbered by
them, NO that there can bu no possible quOs'
ton IN 10 its Identity
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 2G-The con-
tractor for building tho Soudg n Rocky
Mountain Railway state, that work will DO
rapidly pushed u, soon rs the spring opens.
The road will run from Winnipeg north
westerly through BatlIclod to q point bc.
youd Edmonton, IN ull about 1860 miles.
The company has been rcorganzcd, and a
landssrmt Ol 6iOO acres per mIle has boon
obtained from the Government The bonds
OF the company amounting TO $4,000, 900,
have been placed,
NEW YORK, Feb 20. AT the Delaware,
LucNwmna y Western lluihoad meeting
Mr. Sloan was roccrlcd. President and tho
old Board Of Directors reelected excepting
A, H. Van Wcu and q, H. Colby who were
elected new members T., w. llolbrock re'
tires
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TELEcRAPHe.


n.- No,v,n Green Before the'rn"t'e '"u.
uittee.-Information ConoerninsN 0'''A''
Contracts Refused
WAsutNgroN, Feb. 26,-DL GreenA freS
,dent Of the Western Union Company up
neared before subcommittee OF lhe ooN
ate Committee on Post Offices ana foSN
roads Monday and gave q large amount
~ information In detail respecuhg unu
numho,, VI Offices. instruments ana lll''eS o'
mI,'"o' ,''i, ,Ompany, lls expenses w. ~,
,WHe oI Vle t,tnnlty in securing llp'
nc Nad met with q, -'aclsied u ~ CON
erly 10 submit the 40 -eofaseniallon
nact but ~ view OF the luls, ~ f1e,ai
when had been made tho Assoclat, w
had gwen lls consent Nc 'lrms he s,,.
were granted the Associated Press papes
that were not open TO any other papers.
Senator lllll asked that al contracts with
press associations bG laid before the com
mlttee Dr. Green requested that the aues-
tlOn Of furnishing the subcommittee with
copies Of contracts with railroad com
panies cable companies and press assO,
Citations be referred 10 the whole com.
mltteG lie claimed that neither the sub
committee nor the whole committee nor the
Senate had the power 10 require the witness
TO produce said contracts. Besides, copies
Of them can not be made without the con
sent Of the Board Ol Directors, nor could
they be produced without the consent 0f tho
other parties IN the contract DE Green lie
clln0d 10 furnish information concerning tho
receipts from the Gold and Stock Telegraph
Company from cable contracts etc, llG
said there WAS nothing In the contracts
which he was not willing the Committee
should know, but he declined 10 answer on
general principles. The Inquiries we're In
qusllOIlal In their nature,
Senator llll said "You are public
corporation, are you not? Congress ~ the
right TO eglsnte In the natter has II nol2'
" No. sir; not the least In the world, " 10,
piled MI Gwynn, counsel fol Dr. tirecn,
Senator lilll-D0 you deny the right Of
Congress 10 regulate your Interstate busl- |
ness
Gwynn No; but Congress has no right |
10 Interfere with the management Of our
private business.
Senator llill ii cannot agree with you on
that | consider the questions pertinent
Gwynn Very we'll; We viii Try that
with you any day
Dr. Green here said he had just received
telegram from Mr. William Henry Smith,
General Manager Of the New i0rl, and
Western Associated Press Associations, In
relation 10 what hO (DE Grcen) was report
cd 10 have said Monday. llc said II the
Committee would aSk Mr., Smith to appear In
person that would bc better than 10 re-
cclYo telegram
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27
eight sallor. supposed 10 no Lo.,.

NEw YonK, Feb 90 The Captain OF thO
tux Maggie Moran reports that ION Sunday.
OIL Woodlands, N. J., no passed tho wreck
Of u schooner with two spars and tho stanoh-
Ions sticking above wator lilo found u small
brass bell on board with tho name John
X, Shaw" cOat In IL 4 no wreck Ia sup
posed 10 bo thOtof tho thfoemaslod schooner
John k.Shnw, which sailed from Newport
News for New Haven on Thursday with n
cargo Of coal aud pig Iron, She was com.
mnndcd by Captain Osborn aud had crow
OF soyen men. Az the office Of the owners
no tldlnga had buun received OF the vessel or
those on board since shO sailed from Now
port NoMg.