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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23
1.-THE " MlkADo.p
Much Ado About Nothing for Advertising
purpoaos.

Much Ado About Nothing for Advertising
Purposes
NEW YoRK, July Notwithstanding
tho fact Judge Wheeler, In tho United States
circuit court, restrained Sydney Rosonfsld
from producing Gilbert Il sullivan's opera,
"Tho Mikado,n at tho Union Square theater,
"Mikadon was performed. A fairly largo
and swoltoring audience Of professional poo
pie, Newspaper mon and regular ArSt-night-
ora
Gosaipa In front OF tho thoatro discussed
the situation with much emphasis and a
great variety OF opinions In what respects
Mr.. Rosonfold'a "Mlkadon differed from Mr..
Duif's, or tho version 10 DO performed AT the
Star theatre II Ia impossible 10 Oay, Proba.
bly, Messrs. Gilbert ~ Sulliyan'a "Mikado,f
II II should ever 10 hoard here, viii dilror IN
somo csscnt ial particulars from all Of them
The representation owed much OF its mirth'
fulncss 10 tho oItrinaio humor OF Mr.. Ro.
land Reed and Alice Harrison, noithOr OF
whom are vooallsts In tho bost sense Of tho
word, but both OF whom are prolific In stage
doylcoa, and ono OF whom at least IL mn orool-
lOnt comedian whom ho chooses 10 DO.
Tho "Mikado,n judging II from this vor-
sion, Ia little bottor than musical farce.
The opera was also produced at tho Grand
opora-housc Brooklyn, by Robert Graus
oympany, Tho performance was most un-
satisfactory, tho actors showing unfamiliar
ity with tho music, tho limos and ovon tho
costumes, tho last OF which did not arrive
from Chicago Till aftor i o'clock, causing an
annoying delay In commencing tho perform
anoo
Anthony Brown, OF Boston, had notified
tho managers that ho would sorvo thom with
an injunction In tho uamo OF d, oyly Carte
II any attcmpt was mado 10 produce tho
opera, But an agreement has beon signed
by which Carte 10 10 receive 10 por cont Of
tho gross receipts.
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ireland ReIoleed.

DUBLIN, July ALI parties horo arc do
lighted with the result OF tho dobato In tho
house OF lords on Lord Arhbourno's bill 10
provide facilities 10 lrish occupying tenants
for buying their land, and In tho commons on
tho inquiry into Earl sponcorG criminal Ad-
minlStration Tho debate showed that at
least thoro Ia an attempt TO govern Ireland
In accordance 10 tho wishes OF ita peoplo,
thus omancipatlng the government from tho
traditions Of tho hatod castle and stopping
the old rcprosslyo, marrying systems,
Lord Carnnryon rides out daily attended
by groom armed with whip, and Lady
Carnaryon shopn over Dublin guarded by an
Irish maid. An attompt Ia evidently now
making 10 maintain tho elementary prinol.
Piles OF good goyernmont-vis,, 10 know tho
wants and wishes OF tho people and undor-
stand the mischiofa which thOy suiror under
and tho remedy, not with Cromwellian
touches Of fire and sword or tho silence OF
tho soalrold, but with flrmnew tempered by
Justice All this turning over now leaf 10
aaid by tho Gladstoncites hero 10 DO moro
oleotionoOrng trick, Our pooplo arc roady
10 accept any motive that rida II OF tho hato-
ful coercion and destroys Sorfdom aud
Fouchoiam.
Irish-AmOrloans will be glad 10 know that.
tho now land bin provides that the state will
advance tho whole purchase money 10 ooeu-
pying tonants II desired, or will lond throo-
fourthS OF tho purchase money at four por
cent for forty-nno years, utilizing tho Irish
church surplus 10 ,aavo tho state from nm ul-
tmnto possibility Of loss, Tho bill limits
tho amount advanced 10 e5,0OO,OOO, and all
may DO advanced In single yoar This,
also, 10 called an oloctioneOrlng trick by
liberal Eng lshmcn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23
Cuttlna Anrnx.

PIEDMONT, Mo-, July ~, Tho little com.
munity OF Cedar Bay, some nvo milos south
Of this place, were mortified by duol bo-
twocn two OF its citizona Early In tho day
a lawsuit was In progrcss botwoon Daniel
Simmons and othor parties, Aftor tho suit
was over and tho lawyers had loft, discus
sion arose about the suit botwoon simmons
and Sam Culton. High words onsuod bo-
tween the parties, which led 10 blows, whom
each drew knife and sailed In, Aftor the
fight tho surgeon found cloven cuts upon
Simmons aud nino upon Culton They may
possibly survive, but II ID vory doubtful.
Simmons Ia not quarrelsome man, but 10 a
hard man 10 handle In row. Culton 10 a
hard character, and has served torn In the
ponitontiary for similar ARRAY.
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lpArt a specific tar for each specific eTpendi.

lufo.
Two very important objects would bs
gained by such reform Az this In the tirat
place, there would DO no needless taxes laid
On the people There would DO no surplus
revenue, except such a. might come from
unexpectedly large receipts. For each
branch OF expenditure q special tar would
be Jot apart sufficient 10 cover II and no
more.
In the 30 cond place, II congress would ar
range its accounts In this way every voter
coul understand thom. There would be an
easy and positive check on wasteful and OK
travagant legislation. Tho people would
800 precisely for what purpose every Sopar-
ate tar was laid upon them, and would DO
able To decide for themselves whether they
wish TO DO taxed for that purpose and how
much they are willing 10 give for IT, Under
such system jobbing would become impou-
'ible unless tho people wanted jobs.
II Ia such a reform az this In what may DO
called tho congressional bookkeeping that
Engages tho ttention OF tho administration
and OF some leading Democratic congress-
men. II Ia believed that II such a reform
were applied economy In expenditures would
DO easily and permanently assured and that
judiclous reform OF the protective features
Ielyea desire, would bo much more onnily
and satisfactorily made with the system.
Tho large remainder Of usual expenditures,
After the permanent itoma are duly covered,
leaves abundant room for taxation having
for its object combined revenue and protoo-
tion 10 home industry,
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UNGUARDED COASTS.
SOME DOUBTS WHETHER BRITANNIA
RULES THE WAVES.
Worthless Old Iron Pots and Obsolete Old
Arks-The Irish and tho Toriss-Dub-
lin 10 Satisfied With the Attitude
OF tho Govornment-FOrsign

LONDON, July 92,-"Brltannia Rules the
Waves" Ia not much sung. The fact Is she
does not The waves, rather, rule Britain
MIA. Under this view all tho mayors OF tho
United Kingdom who had beon enjoying tho
hospitality OF the freshly bAronetted lord
mayor Joined with him In conference,
This was ITO promote tho objects OF tho
Naval Volunteer Home Defence assoclatlon,n
an idea well calculated 10 make Drake, Dem
bow and Nelson turn In their graves. Tho
aim Ia 10 stimulate tho local efforts OF sea-
ports 10 defend themselves and raise funds
from the country In aid OF that object The
conference resulted In resolution 10 form
local committees from Lands End 10 the
Hebridos and Dover 70 the 0rknsya 10 for
ward tho local defence OF tho Soa coast
II Ia humillating fact for Great Britain
that she Ia the least fortified country In Eu-
rope. Thames mud alone protects London
against hostile aeet and MorSey shadows
Liverpool Thirty seaport towns are road.
lily open 10 Russian iron.clads initiating tho
unannouncOd, sudden, plucky and daring
attack by Nelson on Copenhagen.
Only the day before this conference depu-
tations waited on tho First lord OF tho ad-
miralty from tho seaports, urging that the
English navy should be well, un-aoaohsd.
Englands splendid feet exists on paper, an
did Napoleon Ills splendid army In 1870
half OF her vessels arc worthless old Iron
pots Four-nfths OF hor crystal walls arc
ungarrlaonod. Her senior service Ia starved.
HOr obsolete old arks are only III for oThibl.
ton In naval museum.
Indeed, In order 10 Wow tho condition Of
the British admiralty, Secretary Whitney
might take an August trip OF relaxation.
He might also answer tho now admiralty
lords puzzling conundrum-how his prodo-
cessor, according 10 recent parliament dis.
covery, spent 80 por cont over the money al.
lottod 10 him for disbursement aud yot all
tho while kept no record OF 30 extraordinary
q fact; for has not Secretary whitney access
10 tho records OF Secretary Chandler.
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Appointments.

WARRINGTON, July 2i,-The proslder has
appointed tho following poStmastcri { Arlca
]. Walden, Fayetto, Mo, vice NJ, lake
resigned; 4, N, McCloud, Marysyille, q. Vico
d. Webb resigned; W, II, Morton, e. art,
Ind, vice A. NJ. Tucker resigned; S N.
Horneck, Detroit City, MINI, vice G, w.
Dix suspended; James W, LOner, EyaDsy llo,
Ind, vice II. =, Bennett suspended; l. msr
Luce, Hig iinsvillo, No., vice w, j, Eli 10y
suspended; Henry ], Feltus, BoomIn lon,
Ind, vice J, q, MoPhoetorS, jr,, suspeI ied.
Secretary Lamar has appointed Jane, A.
Munday, kentucky, and Clay Taylor us-
souri,, special agents Of tho general and
oiilca
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23
Iiairaxar Kiiia,i.

BLOOMFIELD. Ia, July s9,-In Bedford,
Thurston Giles, ayoung married man, waa
killed by 1voy Kimball, girl OF aftcen
years, daughter Of tho president OF bank.
Miss Kimball told this story, "when only
fourteen years OF age Giles betrayed her.
After that he frequently compelled her 10
accedo 10 his demands ever since his mar
riage, She told him hor condition, and
asked him what she should do. He laughed
At her, aud said no ono would believe her
al.....
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Tho CLEVELAND Atriltn.

CLEVELAND, July 80, There are no now
developments In regard 70 tho strike Of the
rolling mill hands. Tho question has mar.
rowod down 10 question OF norvo, II the
strikers are able 10 hold out longer than the
company they will win; II thoy cannot their
nso Ia hopeless, an 10 has boon dome nstrated
that riotipg will avail thom nothing A
meeting OF tho strikers IL 10 bo held soon IA
eifect an organization Of those now on tho
strike, Tho mon poom determined and say
they win starve before returning 10 work at
former wages Everything Is quiet, but
,ow strikers having made thoir appearance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23
MAIL CLERK TROUBLES.
Another Great Kick Being Made Against
MIR, Hurt.

Another Great Kick Being Made Against
Mr. Burt
CINCINNATI, July 29, -Superlntondon OF
Railway Mail Service Burt Is again tho OBJ
ject OF attack by mbordinatos, Some OF tho
lattor assert that no 10 ondeavorIng 10 troOzo
out Republican mail clerks by making such
OF thom as run on roads leading wost and
south stand an examination for Ohio,
whereas thoy have no moro nood 10 learn
Ohio than England. His object In doing
this, II Ia alleged, Is 10 make room for Dem
oorats and 10 save his own official scalp.
II has always boon tho practice 10 mako
things uncomfortable for whoever tllla tho
position that Mr., Burt AT present holds, and
bearing this In mind, reporter called ON
Mr.. Burt and asked him 10 explain. Ho did
30 by saying that All tho clerks coming from
the south aud west bring In matter for Ohio.
Lately tho "achome," or list OF railroads
running 10 each poato0lco In tho state, has
been revised, and 10 insure greater efficiency
Mr., Burt directed that those clerks should
study tho "schomoN aud DO ready for orami-
nation attor August 10, an order mado all
tho moro reasonable whom II Ia known that
no such examination has boon hold for four
years, Tho noOda OF tho department do
mand that tho clerks shall know their busl-
ness
II clerks bringing In mail from tho south
and west arc not able 10 distribute their
Ohio mail on tho train II Is delayed In tho
Office horo ton or twelve hours, and II Ia 10
secure competency and prevent delay InJuri-
GUS 10 tho business interests OF tho country
that Mr. Burt ordered his subordlnutos 10
learn their business and DO prepared 10 stand
an examination
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General Grant.

MOUNT MoGREooh N Y, July 2i.--
Con. Grant slept fairly we'll and sal d hc folt
considerably refreshed There was fair
pulse although IL was not worry strong, The
general has not carried out tho plan OF ! adj
Ing proposed three days ago, and fc, Ing
Of depression Still hangs over him. Tho
doctor hopes, however, tho rest Of the ght
has bOon sufficient 10 put tho general Il a
humor for work, In which case tho In Sdl-
ate prospect will DO TO relieve much .. the
gloom.
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CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, JULY 2S, 1885.
A elJou BLAZE.
Marry DiSsy Prevents . Panic by His
Cool Head aud Acting.

'ovt huhu anu AotihEs
New YoRK, July 22,--During the second
act OF "Adonis" at the Bijou theatre, the
stage accidentally caught fire and panic
was prevented by Harry DiIsy's presence OF
mind. "pm blind, I'm behind pathetically
exclaimed that paragon OF 'old men,
"Cunion rurke" (Mr, George Howard, and
a. he groped about tho stage there was even
more realism In his stimulation than ho In
tended
Stumbling against the footlighta he kicked
over one OF thom and warmed his toes so
severely and suddenly that his very real OK
clamation OF pain absolutely threw the audi
ence into parorysm OF laughter, Most Of
the audience supposed Dixey'a entrance dur
Ing the next scene twas all In tho play"
though he brought the absurd dialogue be-
tween the fat Rosetta and the black-heart-
ed marquis OF Baooaratt' 10 sudden stop
He was accompanied by two firemon car
rying an extlngulsher and an az. Quietly
mentioning 10 the audience DlIey said, still
talking In his inmitablo Iryingesei keep
your seats, ladies and gentlemen, there's
nothing wrong" Most OF those present sup
posed II was all part Of the play until the
fireman turned on his eItinguisher and q
cloud OF smoke arose. Then ono lady In tho
balcony tainted and several others screamed
and rushed from tho house, despite tho at
tSmpts OF their male escorts 10 reasauro
thOm. The excitement Increased whom one
OF the hremon began cutting away tho
charred portion OF tho flooring extending
nearly halt way across tho stage Dlxoy,
however, slgnallod TO the orchestra 10 play,
which they did In half dAzod fashion.
The extlnguahor was kept at work for
nearly five minutes, aud at last whom all was
over the "MarquIS" norvously exclaimed AZ
he wiped tho Precipitation from his browi
''ThiS Is another hot wave, oh, Adonisr No
fro alarm was sent In, and tho occur
renee was hardly known outside tho theatre
until the audienca had dIspsraal
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SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY.
The BeGinnlng Of the Second Week with
...-. Attendance.

The Bssinnlng Of the Second Week with
Largo Attendance
CoNoonp, Mass, July e2-rho second
week OF the school OF philosophy opened
with an attendance OF over ono hundred.
Professor W. n, Harris was tho speaker, his
thome being "0oothc's Faust"
Tho patrons OF tho school woro agreeably
surprised by tho appearance on tho platform
OF A. Bronson Alcott, the aged aud respect.
Cd dean OF the school, his first appearance In
two years
Among tho loto arrivals arc Mrs, Isabella
II. Hooker, Of Hartford, aud Mrs, Sherman,
Of Chicago, r. u, Sanborn Ia 10 speak on
aoethe's relation 10 English literature MIRA
Sherman, of Chicago, Ia also 10 speak.
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Kaaaain AttacIto,I,

LONDON, July ~, "A dispatch from Cairo
ntatcs that largo body OF robols made a
vigorous attack ON Kassala and attempted 10
take II by storm, Thoy attacked tho place
In three points, but tho garrison succeeded In
ropuluIng thom at every point Tho garri'
son thon sailed forth and pressed the ro.
treating cuomy no closely that they lcd, leav.
ing behind two thousand oxen and sheep aud
scyon hundred rinos, and quantity OF am
munitIon, Tho robols lost fully three thous'
and In killed. and wounded. Tho casultioa 10
tho garrison was small
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DOUGLAS, Kan, July ~. Six persons
wore drowned In Walnut river, seven mile,
below Emporia. Anson Carman aud wife
aud Mrs, Jay Carman, their sons wife,
drove into the stream, which had risen dur.
Ing tho night from recent rains, aud were
nwopt down and out Of sight OF tho second
wagon, which came down 10 tho ford few
minutes later. In tho second were Mr., and
Mrs. Roats and Mr., Jay Cerman. They
drove into the stream and we're swept down
also. Anson Carman was tho only one roo.
cued alive. Up 10 II o'clock three bodies
had been recovered.
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Ab.o,ute Dlyoro,.

New YopK, July eo,-Mrs, Mary France.
Raymond Ia suing James Il, Raymond for
absolute divorce. Mrs, Raymond was Miss
Mary Frances uoyt, daughter Of Samuel N.
Hoyt, brother OF tho late Jesse Hoyt, the
millionaire She Ia niece OF Con. W. Il.
Sherman Mrs Raymond alleges numerous
improprieties with other women. Mr., Ray.
mond IN his answer makes u like charge
against his wife.
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ntahhsd III. Iirothnr.

BUFFALO, July 2o,.-Wm WlrtbltSld IL a
boss In the Lebigh Valley coal yards Hi
brother Gottleib works at tho same placo
Gottlcib Ia jealous OF Williams standing
with his employers and has frequently pro-
vokod qua, rols with him on that account.
Gottloib began 10 abuse william, who told
him TO 80 away Az this aottleib knocked
William down. Tho latter was In tho act d
cjccting Gottoib from tho promises whom ho
drew knife aud stabbed William In tho loft
side, innictIng dangerous wound, uott-
lsib was arrested,
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General Grant.

Mt ModRrooR, N. Y, July 20, After
m early nap Cen. Grant fell asleep again
and did not awake for lve hours. Altar
that and during the morning ho doEod
quietly and was dressed about 8 o'clock. The
doctor found his pulse normal and OF fair
volume, He folt rested and seemed cheer
full On tho whole ho was In nearly m good
condition as tho day before, which was an
uncommonly good day, Ho said ho felt much
bottcr than he expected TO-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

DETROIT, July 2i,-Tho Darlington para
company Ia stranded horc, and Mt agor
Carrington Ia missing, Some Nom 70 Of
tho company havo not boon paid for seks,
aud are destitute, Tho leading man's lain
for unpaid salary IL ono hundred and irty
dollars, Tho company has boon play G In
Detrolt for tho past throo Mooka
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polyaan,y.

CHATTANOOGA, Tonn., July 30. Tho two
Mormon elders who were arrested In Carter
county, Tenn, undor tho new statute for.
bidding polygamy being preached In the
state, were tried. Elder Morgan, president
OF the southern bran sh Of tho church, con.
Quoted tho defensc. The Judge charged that
unless they actually advised their hearers 10
adopt polygamy they were not culpable.
Ono Of the elders vas discharged aud tho
other held under bonds. II IN tho first case
In this state, and will be carried 10 the su
prems court
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italian Murdered.

NEW YoRw, July 9i.--A row or" rrsd
among tho Italian lsboror employ, tho
North Hudson Driving park In hioh
Falico Raiawrollo was stabbed aud nsd.
Antonio Colligill and John Ncr, who are
supposed 10 DO tho murdorors, malo s.sir
esoapo
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Absuuniulntctl,

WHEELING, July 2l,-Mis A, Taylor,
president Of tho Wheeling female oOllogo,
loft tho city very suddenly. TIM trans
pires she left number Of person n the
luroh Before sho loft sho promscl satis-
fy elaine amounting 10 over Gftccn Adrod
dollars, but foilod TO do 30. shl dxty
yoars Of ago, extremely Shrowd, aud SOW
Oral years aspirod 10 become |, or In
Lamuornnco circea
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MANY yo.iiotm.,,..

TOLEDO, o., July 99--The grand Jury In.
vestigating the Polish riots which occurred
June % have returned the following indict-
mentsi For murder In tho first degree, ten,
second degree seven, mauslaugbter, Ave-
shooting with intent 10 kill, seven; ASSAULT
with intent 10 kill, thirty eight; malicious
destruction of property, twenty. Thirty
three Of the indicted men are In fail.
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MADRID, July ~, --Roports from tho chol-
era infected districts throughout Spain show
tho disease 10 DO spreading, For tho past
twenty -four hours o52 deaths and 9,ll7 new
ossos are reported In Madrid nineteen new
oases and thirteen deaths occurred. Tho
scourgo has invaded tho citios and provinces
OF Burgcp, Almoria and GuadAlajara.
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Court Martial.

WARRINGTON, July al,-Tho Cour, = rtlnl
PaymOstor Gen, Smith was resumed, At
tho navy department cousol for tn We eusO
presented demurrer 10 the prncipu charge
against Smith denying tho compliylty With
Austin p, Brown, or his alleged crooked
contract for furnishing the navy dc. artmont
with suppl!oa
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Runntrokn.

wAsmN0ToN, July 81, John F., q
workingman about forty-s years age
was overcome by heat aud died n, hour
lAter. This Ii tho first case OF sunstrl ere
corded hcrc although for the past wee Tho
weather has boon unusually hot tn hor-
momotcr ranging above ninety dogru. dghA
OF ton hours each day.
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Anlnnn Ninaannrn.

LONDON, July 2e-Advioos from tho west
African coast state tho army OF tho king Of
Dahomoy recently made an unexpected do
scent on several coast villages peoplod by
French aottlorr Thoy ruthlously massaored
the mon, women and children. A thousand
settlers woro takon prisoners aud put 10
death, and thon roasted and eaton
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Powder and Match.

GRAFTON, W. Va, July ao,--Jacob Bol.
niger was engaged In lighting fuse In Riley
n Robinsons quarry, short distance from
town, aud carelessly threw The match into n
can of powder II exploded with great
force, throwing him several feet and burn.
ing him IN such manner that he cannot re-
cover.
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prnfn..nr Q. s. Rlohnrda pend.

MILWAUKEE, July 2L-ProfcSor Q, b
Richards, L. H. D., dean Of the prepare CRY
department OF Harvard university ash-
ington, D. G., has died at the reside CO Of
his son, Madison Ho was one OF the nost
prominent educators OF tho country.
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Shot Him Doad.

WHEELING, July 2l,-Constablc A, d.
Smyok, OF Cable county, wont 10 the ouSo
of John I, Blake, farmer, and levied pom
COW 10 satisfy an execution, Blak ro-
sisted and struck Smyok on tho lci arm
with an axe, inaicting fearful woun and
wss.about to repeat II whom smyck SLy him
deAd. Smyek gayo hlmeelf up.
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Thn ninuinnn aunain.

CINCINNATI July ai,-Mr. Gogzam G.. no.
chairman OF tho Citizons' committee 10 re-
ceive the Mexican editors, received q tale-
gram stating that they would be horo o.. The
morning OF tho 25th. Arrangements to en-
tertain them properly will be made.
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PnnImhalnrn.

WARRINGTON July %. Tho president has
appointed tho following postmastorsi :Leslio
NJ, Brooks, Mobile, Ala. Jeptha NJ. Wilkes,
Memphis, Tenn. Michael w. Ryan, Med
ford, Wis, VIM Kadgh, TT Wayne, Ind.
VIM. L. Hale, Peru, Ind.
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HI. sNrLLiNa, Mimi, July 9s,-Gcn.
Terry has had no confirmation Of tho 70.
ported 1ght between the Chcyenncs and cow
boys The report Il not credited at head.
quarters.
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YANKroS D. T., July 81. -smallpcx Il b
spreading In an epidemic form at Scotland,
among che Russians. Twenty-Five cases are
reported. Several deaths occurred dl ring
tho week.