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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-06-13
SELECT POETRY.
WHY GIRLS WILL WED.
nv LILLE BARR.

She rose at the early daybreak,
With sick and aching head,
And she said-thls cross little woman
~ wonder why girls will wed
They wouldn't, am sure, II they reckoned
The things that wife must bear;
They never done work OF household
They never done Mother care"
"slx dozen pieces to wash to-day,
And the children must go TO school,
And every one knows on washing days
Baby Is cross as a rule
And Bridget Is new to the work yet.
(Oh, dear, how my head does ache y
Yet, shall have the dinner to cook
And all of the beds to make"
But az soon as breakfast was ready,
Father came In from the yard;
He kissed the sick little mother,
"Was sure that her work was hard"
lie said to the noisy boys "Be still
Your mothers not well to-day"
And when he bid her 'good-by,n
lie ''could kiss the pain away"
And the coffee or klss-which was it,
Healed liked magical charm,
The spirit Of dligent gladness
Was everywhere on the farm.
The father worked hard at the plowing,
The mother forgot her pain,
Bridget did well with her washing,
There wasn't drop OF rain.
The baking and cleaning were over
When the boys came home from school,
Baby forgot 1t was washing day,
And pleasantly broke his rule
And at night the house was clear and bright
There was not thing amiss
otis only wife," the father thought,
"Would do as much for kiss"
And the wife, sitting down in the fre-lght,
The baby asleep at her side,
Her husband chatting and watching her
With a husbands loving pride,
Thought much OF her full and pleasant home
or her children asleep In bed;
And said with sweet contented laugh,
"No wonder that girls will wed I"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-06-13
A Wonderful Dream.

The following account of remark
able dream we take from the Genius
Of Liberty published in Fayette county,
this state
"Albert Clemmer, son of Samuel
Clemmer of Redstone township, Fay
ette county aged 13 years, about 2
years ago began complaining of an all
ment in The back. Upon examination
by physicians his trouble proved to be
"lateral curvature of the spine His
right hip joint was drawn ont of sock
ct, and his right foot was drawn up
against his thigh backwards. His left
leg was paralized from the knee down,
and his head was drawn down between
his knees. The sight of his left eye
obliterated and his right eye was rap
idly falling. About 10 days ago, he
dreamed he was in Pittsburgh where
he received prescription of concen-
trated botanic remedies which would
cure him in two days if properly ad-
ministered The directions were that
he should make an ointment of the
herbs mentioned and apply them to his
back for one day. He did so. The
second day, another round his chest
which was to remain an hour, and at {
p. m, he was to be restored to health.
He followed the directions of the dream
to the letter. At the appointed time
light came into his sightless eyes, hi,
curved spine and leg Strengthened and
he was completely restored. Fiv,
minutes after 5 p. m, he got up anc
walked, and to-day he is lively ant
active. If this little story seems incred
ible to any of our readers, let them
call upon the restored boy and hi
neighbors and they will verify it,"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-06-13

A MEAN RrvENGE.-'So you say
you got even with Mrs. Jones when she
tried to spite you by wearing a hand
somer dress than yours at your wed.
ding anniversary and attracting all the
attention z
oh, yes, i got even with her.
How did you manage it =
We'll, you see, she had her little boy
with her, and when she took him on
her lap | peeled an orange aud gave
it to him when she was looking the
other way.
'And of course he was sooh swim.
ming in the juice and the dress was
ruined.
Precisely. ....
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-06-13

OF Powell Clayton's missing arm
New York Sun dispatch says "a
Star ronte delegate told the convention
that he had lost it 10 the war That's
not so, remarked spectator. He lost
1t by an accident. Some gentleman
earelessly let a fox trap in smoke
house"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
is GOULD IN THE HOLE,

Tho Railway Magnato Said "a Have
Dropped over tiO, zoo, ,0OOin wall street
IN Recent spcouiatlona.
New YonK, Jan. iS.--The Journal pub.
fishes sensational story 10 tho effect
that jay Gould has been pnchod In the re.
cent Wall street furry TO tho extent OF from
$40, 100000 10 $50, 100000, In support OF
tho story, II gives what purportS TO DO inter.
views with leading brokers, but no names
aro given. Tho following Is IN extract;
jay 6ould's condition was on the lips Of
oyory one at tho Windsor last evening. A
leading broker said; 'llo was IN u regular
fright all day, He went down 20 tho Della,
ware, Lackawanna & Western ollco aud
urged Sam Sloan 10 90 Into tho pool for the
benefit 10 bo derived from hlS prestige
"'llow docs Mr.. Gould stand on tho listed
stoclys2n
Hos long on every stock on tho list
Tho woalthlost men on tho street have boon
no cleaned out that they have no money loft
with which 10 buy anything, and Gould haa
boon loaded up 20 tho neck with all the 10
fuse Vanderbilt was driven out FIRST aud
he got out In time 10 save his money VII
lard went out doad broke,
"'Do you think Mr. Gould will bo able to
stand the burdcn2
80 No; no will have TO aoll out People
aro losing confidence In him, too Gould
has million shares OF stock and over llo
has 300, 900 shares OF Western Union, 100, 900
shares OF Wabash, and hos borrowing
money on Wabash preferred by hIs own
admissions, ho has 100000 shares OF Mis-,
e0url Pacific You can put II down that
Gould is In q hole, or no wouldn't bo on the
street working no hafd.' ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

PirNpuRdlt Pa, Jan, IL, Tho usual
large crowd was IN attendance ~ tho Mutt
trial In tho morning number Of wit.
ncsses principally relatives Of tho prisoner
testified TO hls pecullarltlcs since boyhood
aud the melancholy change altcr his faith.
or's death, James Wells an uncle, said
Captain Nutt's sister Mary aud brother
George were mentally unsound aud placed
IN charge Of u committee appointed by tht
court Two other brothers we're deaf mutos
and james was lways dull, James Junk,
tho next Witness was with the defendant
ior four hours on tho day ot the shooting
aud remarked 10 hls wlfo that jim was un.
usually reserved aud didn't appear 10 want
10 talk
A hypothetical casa was put 10 Bra Pol.
loci, aud Ooley by the defense aud both
witnesses agreed that II the facts were as
related the prisoner was insane when he did
the shooting, They also said that he was
the victim OF nm uncomfortable impulse,
which might exist IN any person without
being manifested before tho commission OF
the ncl which led 10 Va positive discovery,
Ll1ale Null Is confined 10 her bed by q 40.
we're alhcN Of nervous prostratlon and her
condition Ia reg ,fded ~ somewhat Aoiota
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
HENRY q. PAYNE.

The Newly Elected senator from Ohio
Gives ~ banquet 10 the Legislators and
Delivers Nh Address
C0LuMnue, o., Jan, ls-A banquet VIVA
wudcrod rhuHlny by Sonatot.eloct Payne
to tho mcmbcH Of both houses Of the lcgs.
laturo aud the State officers, about two hun.
drcd guests being present Many people
called on Mt Payne a n public reception
Rycn curly m tho evening, aud
extended their congratulations on his
election. II was noticed that but
very fcw Of those who had
managed Mr pOyncS contest for the sena.
tofshlp were present. either NJ tho reception
Or The banquet Numerous speeches woru
made, In his preliminary remarks senator
Payne said that hn considered his election u
high compliment 10 the Democrats of
Northern Ohio and their loyalty 10 tho
party In The course Of his remarks on tho
CiyllSefyIcc law hu said that such action
was like trying 10 clean tho Augoan
stables with toothbrush, The only
remedy for the service, which had been
under the control Of the Republicans for
cratic pro,ldcnt This would DO tho only
complete and radical remedy, lle favored
tariff fOr revenue, limited 10 tho necessities
of the Government economically admin.
letcrcd, mdso adjusted M 10 encourage pro.
ductlyo Industries NJ home, aud afford u lust
compensation TO labofeH without fostering
nonor0Ioe He gave hearty thanks TO tho
members Of the cncfal Assembly Tor tho
high honor accorded 10 him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
N EW s NOTES.

MlmRoa,e. Haytl. has surrendered to tho
Goyernment forces. VIZ
Al BellefontaIn, Art Wallace Manning
dropped doad In a grave 6e WAS dlnpInn Far
| a child
Dr n " F,on,or ,or ,h,,,v-av,, v.ou. =.
resident of the penInsnla diei in usncocL
Mich. Thursday.
sonhls C,oIss,,s tho oo,roo. and s,or,
the AmerIcan hanLar % "' vasa marr,ad @ n,
Paris Thursday night.
nelhnora ooi,,orv a,,r,oyo. os,o. d,oo,n,
n tunnei ooo vords Lam, slrncl, ,ha I,ni,ons
valley veIn ti,hnrsdowe' '''V'' WV '"N''
na ! oon nm A,noy,ooo ho. nr..on,od 10
the porte y schama for a shin rp"iI,vav p" con w
needing the MadIte,roneam With ths Red
ses. Sea- ''' ''''" "''' WV 'N'
neI,o oh,a.d hv tho C,or for ,oob 40 m,
ergv i" nrovon,In, 'oS oSsosS,na at,ons Tn,s,nI
thc Russian Mlnia1ar ~ tho Jn,er,or h"s va,
slgned '' ~ Wv ''''' ''' ~
,"ss ~ .,.
lIonor dealer ~ IndIapon",is '"S bas "s heco",,
mantaiIv Ja,onaod ~, ,ha s"l loap -, Co',.
oIicisn ''e'' W. '''' "'''V'' " N"'"
Tha o..,t., co,,a. ,.u, ..., ..,,,.,
4. ne opn',lan Ouplhet WIZ reslgn lulless
alnntal SaUaatata Hra N nf iha eat,Iu IN iha
Kivg,s snench ''"'''' ''' ''p' w '''
"ns 80" 80. , ,, ,,
., Da',,G, ,'', "v,rs, ah usVu moi'non w,t''
.nIuv WNeS, nnnsou h,,lso'i IN slou lll,
Govcrnor Mnrrav WV e' W
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go, M Do"oy, .no ho,Wpm ,,i,1 ew,nu'ul p NV, m
,o'so' VIZ o"uee ec e1nV nnN w Doav esn nno nno
.",J ."1 .,' ,ooeV,auVh w. SoV'VVV VI '"o "'V'ooO
""'""o"us oo'""iou'
.ot n' ohoonone @ qua'Isy y, 'uV,'uatns @ on ,ds "a
% sot ", " pas o ooun sunvn ah w nv uuP." y, zoe
IVY w nosoo,nl'Vn, n'v'" i"o'o 10 'nVonsc
o"u,''"'o". o'e' u'o nno'
Ihrce Philadelphla photographers, VINO
pleaded guilty Thursday TO making aud
su'ln'b opsvono pictures weIe sellteleou oac''
I" onu yo"' imprisonment "hu 7ooo mo
william u. swan, Tor some years an I'm.
pormnt olllclal OF the ST. Paul Road, died
III milwaukee, OF consumption, A subscrlp'
uoh OF slo,OOo has been made up FOR his
"'n"y'
A delegation from the winnipeg Board OF
Trade VIII attend the Farmers Convention
at Grand Forks, ID. T., next Thursday, 10
ask cooperation In tho Hudson's Bay Rail-
road scheme.
The Washburn & Moon Company obtained
an attachment ut New York Thursday
against the North River Construction Com.
pany for $50, 800 for wire iOnclna alOna the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

IT 10 well our friends in tho House at
Columbus sat down on Senatorial oil
investigation. II might have been un-
pleasant and Improbable, Ito some.
Farley might have been called on to OK.
plain bis sending money TO Allen coun-
ty to defeat tho Democratic ticket, and
no member Of tho Democratic Dtate
committee. II would indeed have given
several brother editors and others an
opportunity TO explain their sudden
conversions over TO Standard oil. II
might have been . good thing In this
respect. Allen 0. Myers's amendment
10 invest gate also Ex-Governor Fosters
campaign Of two aud four years ago
was too much, and prudent Republicans
Joined the Democratic members In vot.
Ing tho whole thing down. We thinko on
the whole II would not do 10 investigate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
CANTON OHIO SATURDAY JANUARY 10, 1884

nit TO Congress- the "LOwell" bill as
amended. A resolution was also adopted
directing that each OF tho commercial bodies
represented ut tho conyenliOa urge that tho
bill bo adopted by Congress. Adjourned.
In this connection II N stated by the 0p.
ponents OF legislation on the subject that o
large proportion OF tho members OF tho
House have failed 70 discover any general
demand from tho country for Bankrupt
law. They say that while the laws for tho
collection Of debIs In some States are obJec.
tlOnable, In most States these laws are good,
aud M fair for both debtor and creditor as
any National law would be. The telegraph
and the railroad bring all parts OF tho coun-
try 30 close together that the foreign credl'
TOR has ~ good q chance 10 protect him
self and have early information OF q
prospective assignment ~ u home cred'
ltor, and under the laws OF most OF tho
States there IN no more chance OF unjust
preferences than there used 10 be under the
Bankrupt law. Tho partlGulay objection
made 10 the present convention N that II
does not represent anything or anybody
except tho creditors, or q portion ~ tllom,
Gao OF the members OF the judiciary Com.
mltleo said to-day that from the five States
Of Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Iowa aud
Michigan there could not be found moro
than ak members In favor Of q National
Bankrupt law. Even frOm tho Elst there
was no demand for such u law The only
demand, no insisted, came from persons who
expected N make something out Of such u
law-the men who wanted 10 be registers or
receivers, or who wanted 10 practice In
bankruptcy.
Altomey-Gencral Brewster said to Star
reporter; III there Is, or has been, amy
wi0ngdoIng In tho Department Of Justice,
nm entirely ignorant Of II, and desire the
fullest Investigation. When took tho OF.
ce Intended 10 do my duty and | feel
that | have succeeded. Surely 70 unoarth
aud rectlfy Irregularities In the offices Of the
United States Marshals can not bo olassed M
breach OF duty, II Mr. Springer does
not summon mo before tho committee |
shall make complaint lnt0nd 70 bo wit
ness In my own defense, The cOmpensl.
ton OF Mr. Bliss, the special attorney, was
fixed by my predecessor, and had | refused
70 pay him tho amount promised, he would
have dropped tho case aud tho charge would
have gone through tho land that the AttOr
ncy-Genoral was IN league with the Star.
rontcrs, II there Il anything wrong In this
department In heavens name let II como
u0t.n
Secretary Folger reports TO the House that
within tho past eighteen months the issue Of
gold certificates was 100000, 900, aud dur
Ing three y0Rrs the value OF silver certificates
put out was Sllp, ,7i0, 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

THE Repository asked II we had heard
Of Esquire Geib being for Payne. Well,
we have, and Mr.. Geib says ho is "UN-
ANIMousLy ron pENDLEroN."
30 say they all. Never have we seen
such universal sorrow and Indignation
among the honest Democrats Of Stark
county, as over this outrageous proceed.
ing In defeating Mr.. Pendleton.
This sentiment IL not from selfish or
sordid motives, but arises from regard
ana gratitude for Mr.. pendleton's long
and devoted services In tho Democratic
cause, undlmmed and untarnished by a
single instance Of faltering weakness.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
sEMI-WEEKLY.
scoRcHEp HosTELRlEs.
The MonteEuma Hotel at Las Vegas, N. M.
uestroyed by Fire with Loss OF t30o,-
OOO-A Noted Florida Hotel Burned--
Loss $4,000,

The Monte1uma Hotel at Las Vegas, NJ. NJ,
uestroyod by Fire with "a Loss OF $780,
OOO-A Noted Florida Hotel burned
Loss 5000
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. lS,-The
suwOnnee Sulphur Springs House, at
Suwunnce ono OF the most noted resorts In
the State, was burned 10 the ground at i've
o'clock Thursday morning, Fire burst forth
from the SECOND story In q hallway, direct
ly over tho kitchen, A strong wind was
blowing, and with lIghtnlng-like
rapldlty carried the flames TO every
part OF tho building, The house was
square, lye.turIeted wooden sluct.
uIe, containing l25 rooms, and rcputed 10
be the iiuest odlIice OF the kind In the State.
Nearly one hundred guests were domiclled
within, nearly all OF whom were Northern
en-, They were asleep In their rooms when
the fire broke out, and, but for the frantic
efforts Of tho night clerk aud 0thGrs who
were astlr and rushed through the corridors,
batterlng doors and WOuslng the sleepers ~
best they could, the loss OF lf0 would have
been terrible, Nearly all were abllged
10 escape by Jumping through windows
and from y0lnndas, several sustaining bro
ken limbs aud other Injuries OF u serious but
not dangerous nature A Mr. Palmer, con.
illCtingly reported IN both from Boston and
Now York, ran through the hall and was
severely but not fatally burned. A negro
servant girl and u negro beIl.Doy are report.
ed missing, and probably perlshod. Tho
hotel building aud all lls contents, including
tho effects OF the guests, Is q total loss. Tho
building and lts furniture was valued ut
nearly 500, 900 and wR Insured for S6l,-
900, None OF the visitors had any Insurance
on their belongings
Las VEGAs, \, NJ, Jan, ls.---The mag
nlilcent MOnteluma Hotel, nj tho hot
springs was burned Thursday taking hre
from gasoline machine under the office,
whore plumbers were working The guests
hardly had time 10 make their escape. The
building was consumed In lcss than one
hour, together with iow adjoining Struct-
ur0A Tho bath-hOuso WIS saved by firO
company sent from the city by special
lrain The loss IL about $500, 900, and the
insurance less than 100000 There were
many Chicago and 81, Louis winter guests,
who lose all their effects The hotel will DO
rebuilt by the Atch,on, Topeka y Santa
Fe Company which owned tho property do
gtfOyed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
BLOWN SKYWARD.
A Number OF Llvca Lost by Explosions In
Different Localities.

A Number OF Lives Lost by Explosions IN
Different Localities.
SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. ia terrific OK.
ploslon occurred Wednesday night ut tho
mills OF tho Consumers Powder Company,
on tho Winton branch, nIne miles from this
city. Eight buildings were wrecked, and the
watchman, who was tho only person about
tho place at night, was killed. The oxplo-
sion was heard In this city, Tho company
was organized three years ago by Now York
and Scranton capitalists 10 furnish powder
IN tho mines OF this section.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Jan. lS.-An explosion
occurred In tho mixing house OF tho Vulcan
Dynamite Company, instantly killing John
M. Buckonbonc, Isaac Kramer and Jacob
Iloirnor. Their bodies were shocklngly
mutlatod. Three men were slightly In.
jurod. Three small buildings were do.
stroyed.
HUNTERs POINT, l.. l., Jan. ls.--The
boiler attached 10 the range In tho kitchen Of
Frank 4. Sherwood exploded with terrific
force, Instantly killing Charles NJ. Sher.
wood, aged five, and fatally lnJurlng
Kellogg Sherwood and burning thoir mother
terribly. She will probably loso the slight
OF both her eyes. Everything In tho rooul
was destroyed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

THE Plain Dealer seems TO think II is
abuse OF Mr.. Payne when Democratic
Journals condemn Mesors. Bargar's and
Farley's course as members OF tho State
Executive Committee. Our friend Of
the p. D, should condemn tho work Of
these gentlemen, but we have not oh
served that any notice has been taken Of
tho exposure In tho Cleveland organ
Surely, the finger Of scorn should be
pointed at these mon and at their treach'
erous doinge.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
A Commlttrs Of ProtnntInninta.

New YoRK, Jan, is.--The Metropolitan
Industrial League has appointed commit
too 10 walt upon tho appropriate committees
IN Congress TO oppose all legislation In favor
Of FREQ ships or free materials for ship build.
Ing, and 10 advocate only such policy as
will rovlvc American shipping In foreign
trade, on vessels 10 bo built, owned, manned
and onlcored by American citizens. The
committee Is instructed TO advocate tho TO
peal OF all Internal revenue taxes and such
rcadjustment OF tho tariff of 1883 as will
givo sufficient projection To American labor
engaged In tho production OF wool and the
manufacture OF worstod goods, tin plato,
cotton tics, wire rods, burlaps, etc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

COLUMBIA, &, O., Jan, lS-Wednesday,
near Mccormick, Oh the Augusta n Knox.
vile Railway, as the engineer Of one Of ll,e
down.trains WIS running along Mt full speed
he discovered n child on the track lle sun.
ccedod In stopping the train when only !,
few yards from tho boy who was found 10
bo securely tied 10 the Iron rails The rail.
road men unbound the little fellow aud took
lin on to Augusta. There nre suspicious
Os TO tho parties who sought 10 cause tho
uhld'a death,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
No ohnlnn IN Ellhnr stnte.

LOUISVILLE, Jan ls--'rho Democratic
caucus at Frankfort has taken thrIy.thrco
ballots, with no choice, Tho last ballot 10.
suited IA tollowsi williams "a, Blackburn,
ib Sweeney, ~. Mass meetings. were held
In Louisville 10 instruct tive representatives
10 change from Williams TO Blackburn, ono
OF them Obeycd Instructions, the other 10.
fused. A bfoak.up Is expected tomorrow,
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan, ls,-'fhe Joint
convention ot tho Legislature again ad.
learned without olectlng unlted Statcs
hunutor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

ALL Democrats are now payne-ish--
II. B. Payne having been elected United
States Senator on Tuesday for ak years
from March 4th, 1885, 10 succeed George
II. PendletoD. Mr.. Payne is now our
senator.elect. No true and sensible
Democrat will be captious or desire Ia
trent Mr., Payne unfairly, truating that
no will al tho place as becomes a
Democrat and u man Of HIS high char
AcLer and ability.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19
Charged with rcnrrnl orIme.

CHICAGO, Jan. is.--rhomas Shoahan IA
under arrest charged with tho murder Of
Amelia Olson, the young Swedish girl whose
body was found on the open prairie In tho
northwestern part Of tho city last Wodnes'
day morning, Young sheahan hOS been
positively Identified by two boys who state
that they noticed tho prisoner and the mur,
dorod girl talking In IN excited manner
Tuesday evening on the edge Of the Open
Rnnco Of ground where tho body wna found
When tho two snw that their conversation
was attracting attention they lowered their
yocos, md NtNrled OIL together across tho
prairie In tho direction ot tho girls homo
aud were soon lost 10 view In
tho gloom, ShcahOn, Il N said, had,
Cor some tlmo before tho murder been nm.
noylng the girl by persistent efforts ~ forcO
his attentions on her despite frequent hlnla
and expressions OF determination on her
part TO have nothing 10 do with him, llcr
frequent actions donotlng hof dstasto lorhm
arc supposed tohNyc cxoepernlcd hInl tOsOch
nn oxtcnt that hr determined n bo fovOngcd
upon her llls character hitherto haa been
that OF rather wild young man, although
ho waa not doomed especially Vicious by
those who know him best llo claims 10
bo able 10 cstabllah IN allhL A partial OK
animation by the County Physician dlscOscs
evidence that m outrage Ind boon attempt
cd, but II has not yet been determined ~ 10
whether or not the ilend was successful,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-19

New YonW, jan. 1s.-rho business fall
uros for tho past seven days, as reported by
telegraph by Il q. Dun n Co., OF the Nor
camille Agency, number, for tho United
states, $50; for Canada, a.; total, 40, as
against total OF 333 the previous week, M
increase Of o2--tho greatest number OF fall
urea reported In ono week since 1878, They
nro neither largo nor significant IN character,
being composed mainly OF the small class