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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-07

ladies will ballot for turkey.
During the evening ballot box will
be passed around and each lady will
draw therefrom a slip of paper, one
of which wins the turkey.
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.

Stmr Kinau for Windward Ports
Stmr Planter for Kauai
Stmr G r Bishop for Kauai
Schr Ehukai for Waialua
Schr Waioli for Laupahoehoe
Schr Waichu for Kauai
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BAND CONCERT.

The Band will play at Emma
Square this evening at 1880. The
following is the programme:-
PART |.
March-Defllir. ..................F Faust
Overturc-Thc Oath. ........... Aubcr
Finalc-The Bivouac. .Pehclla
Grand National Fantasia. .Kappcy
Pill Aoao.
PART III.
"reminiscences of Aube". Godfrey
Waltz-Our Last. ..............MO lloy
Quadrillc-London Life. ........ .Coote
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The announced sale of two lots of
land in Hamakua district, by K. p.
Adams & Co., to-day, was post
poned indefinitely by the mortgage.
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The Hawaiian Rifle Association
will have target shooting match on
Christmas Day. Their first semi
annual shoot will take place on New
Years.
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The barkentine Mary Winkleman,
bark Elsinore, tern Eva and schooner
Haleakala are reported off port this
afternoon.
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MONDAY, DEC. Z, 1885.
ARRIVALS.

December G.
Stmr Likelike from Kahului
Stmr Planter from Kauai
Schr Waioli from Laupahochoc
December =
Schr Ualeakala from IIilo
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THERE was large crowd at the
Yosemite Skating Rink Saturday
night to race for turkey, which
was won by a native named Ehu.
Next Saturday there will be chal-
lengc race of five miles for 500 a
side between w. Mullen and Hart
man. On next Friday evening the
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-07

CAPTAIN John Rice says the bark
entine Mary Winkelman is remain
ing at sea to fatten the livestock she
has on board.
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For SALE-Fresh Mince Pies daily
at 20 cents each, at Horns Pioneer
Steam Candy Factory & Bakery
Fresh Vanilla and Chocolate Creams
every day, Scots. per pound, at
( HORNS PIONEER STEAM
1876 CANDY FACTORY AND
If BAKERY.
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- aaa
DEPARTURES.

December =
Stm Jas Makcc for Kapaa
Stmr Jas / Dowsett for Molokai
Stmr Mokolii for Molokai
Stmr Likclikc for Kahului
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PASSENGERS.

From Kauai, per steamer Planter,
Dec 6-Mrs r G Spaulding and child,
Miss A Hahn, A Drier, M NJ Scott, Gov
p = Kanoa, l. Weber and 43 deck.
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A PARTY of natives in a small
boat were sculling about the wharves
this morning, happening fish and
hooking cells.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-07

Mr.. Mayhem, contractor for the
lighthouse keepers residence, has
started the carpenter work thereon.
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FRESH Mince Pies daily from and
after date at Meller & Halbe's Con-
fectionery. 1T
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No BOOKKEEPING class at the !.
M. G. A. tonight, owing to the
absence of Mr.. Jones.
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FRESH Cream Cakes and Eilairs
daily from and after date at Meller
& Halbe's Confectionery. 1T
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

New Christmas Cards for the mil
lion at King Bros Art Store. 1914 3t
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The steamer Planter brings news
of very fine weather on and about
Kauai.
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Two hundred and twenty dozen
of Male cologne sold in 1885, by
Benson, Smith & Co. 1913 st
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MEssRs. Benson, Smith & Co.
have opened new and elegant line
of holiday goods in the way of toilet
and cologne sets, perfume stands,
etc.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-07

A SUITABLE holiday present, c
bottle of Male cologne.
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the change. But there is enough
common-sensc in the community, L
hope, TO obviatc such contingency.
Let the measure, If obtained, be
worked cautiously at the start, be-
ginning with the very most neces-
sary services"
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VESSELS IN PORT.
Blk Victoria Cross, Robertson
Blk Q II Bishop
Blk Lizzie Iredale,
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
THANKS to Col. M. Thompson for
late American papersa
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MALE cologne stands without
rival.
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Cottage to Let at Palama.
CONTAINING A Rooms, Kitchen and
" Bathroom. Apply to
$50 If j. G. EDWARDS.
SITUATION WANTED,

pYa Gentleman with best reference
ID as Manager or Salesman in a mer.
camille business, is a good linguist and
competent Bookkceper. Apply Mt this
Office, or address "W," BULLETIN
Office. 1gl 1w*
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Telephone i72.
NOTICE.

TEHE undersigned beg leave TO inform
4 the public that they have opened
an office Mt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10

THE nomination of Hon. j, II. Wallace
by the Democracy OF this district for
Common Pleas Judge, should give un'
qualified satisfaction 10 our Democratic
Feaders In Stark, Columbiana and Car
roll counties. Mr.. Wallace 10 now not.
Ing In that capacity, by appointment OF
Governor Hoadly, and his decisions and
rulinga have commanded the respect OF
the bar, while his courteous treatment
OF every one having business In his
court. is spoken Of In terms Of highest
commentator. His health 10 not good
and no did not want the nomination but
the convention, disregarding hie wishes,
forced II on him by acclamation. Tho
district 10 too strongly Republican. and
Mr.. Wallace's competitor, Mr.. Nichols,
Ia too popular with his party 10 admit
of q question as 10 the result, but the
people are 10 be congratulated that In
this case their interests will be secured
whether II be Judge Nichols or Judge
Wallace. We wish we could say the
same In relation TO the balance OF the
ticket.--[ Alliance Review.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10

THK idea that q judlclous license law
40 adjusted that those engaged In the
liquor traffic shall pay into the treasury
for the local and Btate government q
sum which 10 proportionate TO the busi.
mesa done, 10 rapidly gaining ground
with the masses, The exploded theory
OF the Scott law 10 q thing OF the past
Everyone recognizes that In spirit and
application II Ia q license law, that II ie
Unconstitutional az the constitution OF
the State now stande. Prohibition,
where II has been tried, has proved a
I fiure-it does not prohibit The only
way out Ia through the avenue OF con
stltutional amendment, which, when
once adopted, opens up q course by
which the traffic can be regulated and
protection afforded all classes Butler
county Democrat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10

A REPUBLICAN condemned President
Cleveland for the pardon Of Lieutenant
Mullen OF Cincinnati. II will be romem.
bered Mr.. Mullen was convicted for i'm.
prisoning negroes on election day last
fall, believing they were Kentucky NO.
groes and were going to vote In the
various wards. Over one hundred we're
imprisoned and II was conceded oil were
citizens Of Kentucky except as TO four or
Ave on whom the proof could not be
made. The Republican when asked II
no was aware Of this admitted he was
not, and acknowledged that would alter
the case, Governor Hoadly recommend.
cd Mullen's pardon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
SENATOR sHnRmAs's nYpooRIsy.

In his speech at Mt. Gilead Senator
| Sherman. said; "Two members OF the
Confederate Congress and one man who
| sympathized with them are at the head
of great departments OF the Govern
ment." fN Ihff
This charge naturally brings up the
fact that Jadge Key, an ex.Confederate,
waa at the head of ono OF the great do
partments In that Administration OF
which Senator Sherman had unlimited
personal control. When Sherman and
Key met nj the Cabinet sessions Sher'
man did not denounce him In any such
terms as he now uses against Secretary
Lamar and Attorney-General Garland.
When General Grant nominated Con-
federate Brlgadier. Amos T. Akerman, OF
Georgia, for a place In his Cabinet, Ben
ator John Sherman promptly voted for
his confirmation.
This Ohio Senator referred indignant.
ly IN his Mount Gilead speech TO the fact
that "this country 10 now represented
abroad by men who withinitwenty-hye
years we're In arms 10 overthrow H."
Shame would have rushed TO his face II
he were q little less Of an icicle, for he
must have remembered that he voted 10
confirm Jas. L. Orr, of South Carolina,
when no was appointed Minister 10
Russia by General Grant, and Judge
Settle as Minister 10 IPeru.. as we'll 40
that he was. not without personal re-
sponsibility In the cases Of Longetreet
and Mosby.
Senator Sherman never was troubled
as far as known, at any ex'Coniederate
who turned Republican.
A list OF ex.Confederates given office
by Republican Presidents, and accorded
the favor Of. senatorl Sherman's vote
when before the Senate for conarma'
tIon, would fll two or three volumes.
Among these. names are, for instance,
william P. Canaday, whom Sherman
helped to make sergeant.at-Arms OF the
United States Senate. He was Cap
tain of Artillery In athe Confederate
army. and hls force Of employees Includes
many OK Confederates.
Judges Hughes Of Virginia, Settle OF
North Carolina, Hough and Blarman Of
and Humphreys Of Alabama;
Dlstrict Attorneysl Northup aud LnsR
OF North Carolina, Walton and Chandler
Of Missls,isppi, and Leonard OF Louis
lana; Marshals MOrphil and Hunt OF
Mississippi, aud Wharton Of Louisiana;
Internal Revenue Collectors Young OF
North Carolina, aud Henderson OF Mia
sissippi make up but q tithe Of the
number Of prominent officials who were
appointed by Republican Presidents aud
confirmed by Republican Senators.
Senator Sherman II no did not vote |
for all. never protested against the ap. |
OF any.
II II ls 30 dreadful q thing at this late |
day TO put an OK Confederate In Office,
Senator Sherman's conscience, II no has
any, must be haunted by III deeds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10

SENATOR 9HERMAN's denunciatIon Of
President Cleveland for appointing
OK Confederatea TO office 10 pretty
generally resented by the independent
press, inclined to support Sherman fol
reelection on his financial record
The Senator will mako nothing by hia
revival of the bloody shirt and
sectional prejudice. He was In the
cabinet with Key. an OK Confederate,
and when General Grant nominated a
Confederate Brigadier, Amos T. Aker
man, Of Georgia, for q place Ia his
cabinet. Senator Sherman voted for
his confirmation. He also voted TO con-
Arm Orr 40 Minister TO Russia, Hill
lizard to Brazil, Longstreet to Turkey,
and guerrilla Mosby TO China, all OK
Confsderates. Says a Washington cor
respondent:
A list of the x.Confederates given
Office by Republican Presidents and ac'
corded the favor OF Senator 9herman's
vote when before the Senate for conar-
nation, would Oil TWO or three volumes.
Some OF thc9e names are worth recall
Ing, however, as, for instance, William
p. Canaday, whom Sherman helped 10
make Sergeant'at.Arms OF the United
States Senate, He was Captain OF Ar
tillery In the Confederate army, and bis
force Of employees includes many OK
C0nfedeTates.
Judges Hughes Of Virginia; Settle OF
North Carolina; Hough and Boarman OF
Louisiana, and Humphreys Of Alabamaj
District Attorneys NOrthup and Lnsk OF
North Carolina; Walton aud Chandler OF
Mississippi, and Leonard OF Louisiana;
Marshals MOrphis aud Hunt OF Mlssis'
sippl. and Wharton OF Louisiana; later.
nal Revenue Collectors Young OF North
Carolina, and Henderson Of Mississippi,
make up but 1.-THE OF the number OF
prominent officials who were appointed
by Republican Presidents aud confirmed
by Republican Senators,
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James r. Van Wyck." The latter com
plalned that the effect Of this announce
ment would be TO take away hls cu'to'
mers and iDjure his business. There
was no allegation Of fraud, Judge West
brook holds that the defendant had no
right to make such use Of the name OF
his former employer. He says: moth
Ing 10 more completely the property OF
a man than his name. No person can
use II without the owners consent. The
use of the plaintiff's name TO make com-
splcuous the rival business and name Of
the defendant 10 clear violation Of the
property rights Of the plaintiff"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10

The gross earnings Of the PenDsylya.
MIA railroad, on all its lines east OF
Pittsburgh and Erie, for the seven
months ending with July were In round
numbers $25000000, and the net earn
ings $7,6S0,0O0. This is a falling of com
pared with the three preceding years.
In 1882, the net earnings for the same
months were $0,S27, 900, In 1883 $l0,0O0,-
600, and In 1894 S9,50OOO0 The gross
earnings were respectively for the three
years: 1882, $06,sC0.OO0; 1884, $Ss 10000;
1883, $27, 100000. All lines west OF Pitts.
burgh and Erie for the seven months OF
1856 show deficiency In meeting all
liabilities Of $l,0l3 6i5. being ao In
creased deficiency as compared with the
same period Of 1884 OF $3O0,dS5. The
closing months Of the year will un.
doubtedly makexa better exhibit, under
the improving conditions Of business,
unless there 10 q great break In grain
transportation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10

THE contestants OF Mayor Harrlson'a
election In Chicago have run against q
snag, the court having eu 'tained the
material points Of tho demurrer 10 the
petition Of contest, holding that tho
complaint must contaio facts, aud state
whore. how aud by when frauds were
committed, and 10 whose interest. Mere
general and pithy allegations, such 30
make good newspaper reading will not
anewer as n basis OF contest In tho
courts. Something speclac must be set
forth aud this will probably terminate
the much talked Of contest.
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A vALuABLn FACT,

II that given AZ 10 General Grant by Mr.
George W. Childs, OF Philadelphia. MIR,
Childs Ia the man Of the great Philadel-
phia Ledger, aud prominent Ropubli
can, aud was intimate with Gen, Grant,
His statement of the fact that General
Grant conceded the rightful election Of
Mr.. Tilden, and promoted the Electoral
Commission because no supposed II
would insure the triumph Of justice and
the Inauguration OF Mr.. Tilden, 10 OF
great historical Interest and Importance,
II Ia an additional reason why no Demo
crat can consistently condone tNe Of
fense Of those who we're instrumental
In defeating justice and turn the Elec
toral Commission Into cheat. and II
affords striking illustration OF the
change Of Republican sentiment since
the termination Of Mr., Hayos's traudu
lent term.
The philadelphia Press, with all its
radical RepublIcanism, credits Mr.
Childs's story and admits its great his
toric value, The Philadelphia Call, u
Republican organ, say the revelation
shows General Grant was the real pro.
moter tof the Electoral CommissloD) and
that hls course was taken lnathe belief
that Mr., Tildon was elected, but also
from motives OF tho highest patriotism"
The Philadelphia Tines, OF Mugwump
tendencies, also lndorses and accepts
the statement made by Mr.. Chllda. In
deed, Col. Mcclure confirms Mr., Childs
by q conversation no himself held with
General Grant.
by these disclosures II Is certain that
history will do ju'tice TO Mr. Tilden;
that tho "cipher" slandors Of tho Ro.
publican politicians will bo denounced
as they deserve TO be, that HAYES will be
regarded as a President who was not on.
titled 10 the Office, and the eolf.sacriac.
log position OF the Democracy and its
submission 10 monetroue wrong will
DO justified and laudedl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10

EDITOR Potts Ia rejoicing over the final
contamination OF hls favorlte enterprise,
the purchase Of Democratic cannon.
II arrived ON Saturday, and Potts says:
IL Is a beauty. The gun is brass aud
weighs 1850 b., while the carriage, gun
and ammunition wagon, together,
weigh 2l92 ibL II will require four
horsea,tO draw II over tho country A
squad will be organized NJ once aud the
piece will be tested. II will certainly
make a good report
Now we predict the trouble will come
In when Potts starts out 10 hnd u mo.
Sat bold enough u touch II off.--lAlli
ance Review.
The Review man need not trouble his
soul as TO that. Potts himself iq bold
enough TO touch II off," and the Review
fellow had.better keep out OF the way.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
in A NUTSHELL
Tho Now. oo,nprs..sa into sharp Pointed

Tho News Compressed Into sharp, Pointed
Paragraphs.
Rev. Charles W, Price, a Pr,sbytei a
minister OF Cherokee, KaS, committsd l'dt
eide by hanging ft NJ
Indignant citizens OF Lafayette, Ind, do
mollAhed diAreputable house In that plao,
kept by VIM, Dodge
Oscar Leon Parry, twelve -year-od- son Of
W. H. Parry, formerly OF Hartford, Conn,
committed suicide In Philadelphia
The number OF Cinnamon slain at Rock
Springs, wyoming. approaches one hundred
Troops viii prevent further massacre.
George II, Bidwsll, prominent printer
and compiler OF the "Ready Recfonor, bear.
ing his name, killed himself In New Haven.
bocialists 10 the number OF several thous.
and, with the rod flag flying, met In Chicago
and marched TO 0gdens grove for pionio.
W. H. Hilton and DR.. Miley were arrested
and Jailed At Beloit, Kas, charged with ab
tempting 10 dofraud life insurance com,
pany.
Joxa Flannsry, while In a drunken oondi.
tion, foil upon the track Of the cable road,
Cincinnati, and was crushed TO death by one
Of the grip cars.
Bob Haylor, tho heroic engineer who atuch
TO his post In the accident on the l., b. q w.
railroad, near Springfield, o., died from the
result OF his injuries
There Ia trouble In the Cherokee Nation
Between the Indians aud freedmen over the
distribution OF the s0O0, 900 paid by tho gov.
ernmont for coded lands.
]. b, Osborne and VIM Hayles, Of Allan
Ia, Ga, attempted 10 steal n ride from Nash
Vile 10 Decatur The latter Ia dead and the
former seriously injured.
James Brakeman, Hart county Ry.l
farmer, IL supposed dead In the mountainS
and Lemon Lazarus may die Tho quarrd
was about BlakemAn's boy.
Hon. @. W, woolley, Of this city, was Ia.
tervlowed by a Utica (N " reporter. He
unburdonod his mind on the Ohio altuation,
and thinka Foraker will be elected.
The swindloa OF the three township truA
toes OF Dayicas county, Ind, have awakened
general interest throughout tho state, and
developments OF sensational character ard
expected from other counties
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
IN Toledo a panic exists ia the Repub

AT Toledo o panic exists Ia the Repub'
lican ranks. On Tuesday the Blade, a
staunch Republican organ, refused 10
support Herman Baumach and o, B.
Brumback, candidates for the Leglsla-
ture, because they will not pledge them
selves to vote for tho submission Of an
amendment to the Constitution In favor
Of prohibition. Baumach 10 o saloon
keeper and was nominated 10 catch the
German vote. rhe Blade says his nomi'
nation was aD insult 10 the party, do
liberate and premeditated, and II will
prove great mistake 10 View OF the
election next winter OF Uoited States
Senator. II says Baumach should DO do
fea,ed by.a decisive majority
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
cincinnati.

FLOUR Fancy, laSsiOl, family, S0WRl. .sa
WHEAr.-No, Q rcd, VI y 10, No, l. % 0lio
.oohN--No mpod, 1S0'OSSol No , white
oAfs-No, . mixed, pll6 Daio, No 4 mixed,
WApp, aol No, whito, W 0lOo
pohk Family, 5000 plO,l regular $3.50
-.IAcos- Shoulders, lpiyGoi short clear sIdss
NAKOUb0
LAliD-kottle, oit0Tc.
Clllclc5li-- Prime 10 oholoo Ohio, " 0st o, New
York, v lllOoj Northwestern, aipbo,
POULTRY Young ohlokona, 81 90 Oi, ,50i prlmA
q % W Ojl ducks, tlSOlDa25i zoo ., itOA pT
dohpnl live turkeys To-
HAY-No l timothy, sia0O oiabo, No q
til0l OIL b0i nlxed, tiJ % Ol0 B0i what and ryS
straw, g. tOeo bO oatstraw, sI0O 0ISO
WOOL, -unwaghed medium clothing, giD aaol
nno mgrlno, 100 ,Oei ooamon, lao 20, hsqse.
washed medium clothing N0ajo, oonblnK no
MO- burr aud cots, lopisoi tub'wAahpd, atOeOd
pulled, 70 p2jo
CATTLE dood 10 oholoo butohora u % blfi,
fair, 100 DOib, common, $500 p2 90, atookere
and focdcp, pSoei,p6, yoarlinss aud oalvs6
Sa,eOlGg ~,
HOGS. aeleolod butchers, gLOO AiTS, fair 10
good packing a. 10 pl tbi fair % good light tA0o
ttt bOl common taoiipLu0, oullq, ~ % u Ob'
.blllGlcp- Common 70 falr, SiaVl1, good V
ohooc, W 90 1906 aprlng lambs, tO,aS Dt0o
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10

IT seems tho Republican lenders are
again appealing to government ON.
ployes Tor material campaign aid, In
the circular cent, the appeal ls for econ
tribulion." A Democratic route agent
IN this vicinity got one Of the begging
appeals. II 10 TO help tho Republican
party TO another victory In Ohio, etc.,
prosumlag the Individual appealed to
WAS good Republican.
Now. why cannot these millionaire
fellows like John sherman shell out and
spare the poor devilsp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
Asking Protection,

NEW YoRK, Sept 8.-.The Chinese minis
ter, who has been here for tho last few days,
returned 10 Washington, lie has gone, Il
IL said, TO lay before tho secretary OF statt
complaints against tho recent atroOitie
which were committed In Wyoming. The
ChineA conml when spoken TO, at first 70
fused to say anything about II. HO said,
however, that tho consul In ban Francisco
had received dispatches from Cinnamon ID
Wyoming asking for protection, and thai
tho same dispatches had been received By
himself, The consul al San Francisco hal
been promised that everything possible will
DO dono 70 proYent further onirngna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10

TnE Republican county convention at
Cincinnati, wednesday aud Thursday.
is represented by papers Of both sides TO
have been diegraoeiul affair. Tho
most Of the time 10 was only q mob and
police had TO be called In. The ticket
nominated may bo imagined from all
this. The old warriors went down and
Che bunko k d, got on top and are tricky.
Hamilton county elects four. Senators
and ten Representatives,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10

to-day as just after the war. This is
the true way to measure values. II
would seem then that although the
people have paid thousand millions
Of the debt, and as much interest, tho
debt 10 not reducedl 30 much OF the
monopoly manipulations OF the Re,
publican protection party Let labor
Ing men and business men consider.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10

REPUBLICANS may draw some coneola'
tion when they mourn and moan at see
Ing 80 many. .ex rebel Brigadiers sent Of
on foreign ms,ione. 0ne exrebel Brl
eadler ls on his way home from q for
eign miesion. The gallant Mostly, late
Of Hong Kong, has arrived at San Fran
cisco Hs will DO back In Virginia In
time 70 do a little bushwhacklng for his
Republican friend. ex rebel Brigadier
Wise. Let weeping Republicans feel
hettpr,