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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
THE OCTOBER BALLOTS.
RESULT IN OHIO SHOWS THE REPUe.
LlcANS CARRY THE DAY.
Judge D, u. Foraker Probably Elected by
10000 MnJorIty-The Senate u Tic.
One Ahead on Joint Ballot-In-
complete Returns from Ohio.

COLUMNS, Oct ib.-At tho Republican
headquarters thoy are claiming the leglala-
ture outside OF Hamilton county They
claim 10 have adylces from all the precincts
in Franklin county except one, which In
Sures tho defeat Of Allen o. Myers and
Young, both former members Of tho coal
oil Legislature Tho following is the claim
OF the committee, and II their figures pan
out as advIces indicate, they will Justify the
Republicans In claiming the legislature OUT
side Of Hamilton county,
Tho result on the legislative ticket Ia
still IN doubt, but enough to show that tho
Republicans have good working majority
and that without the aid Of Hamilton
county, something almost without proco'
denco IN tho history OF OHIO
A total Of 81 Republicans 10 90 Domo-
Gratis ID claimed for the house, which allows
tho latter al th, counties that arc Ia doubt
On tho senate the Republicans claim Il cor-
tain aud 20 Democrats, which llguras Ham,
ilton county and all the doubtful districts as
being Democratic, Even this gives the Re-
pubicaus Il 10 70 Democrats on joint bal
lot This Is tao most conservative estimate
that can bo made from Republican stand.
point, aud allows tho Democrats all tho
senators anl representatives that oven a
shadow OF u doubt hoytrs over They believe
that tho senate IL more favorable 10 the R5,
publIcans than to tho Democrats, however
The estimate ON the Prohibition yOtO at
this writing gives them q total yoto OF g.,
0OO The Republicans claim thoy have
elected the entire Franklin county tickot,
except CLANCY representative, aud Wall,
county commissioner,
The Tmcs, Democratic organ, coucolos
the dofeat OF Alon y. Myers Tor recollection
as representative,
Thoy believe that Grolnor, In tho Mus.
kingum. Perry district will bo olectNl,
Should Hamilton county fall into limo
with Us four senator's the R'puLl cans would
bo sufficiently strong TO carry any desired
measure, With the throO aboyo named, or
even two, they could control matters, but II
would be necessary for them 10 have every
member present when matters OF reorgani'
zation or political measures were 10 bO
passed.,
Later returns from all over the state have
all day long added TO Forakor's plurality,
which will probably exceed l5,OlD,
With only ilftoen precincts 10 hear from,
Hamilton county Is Republican by from
1000 TO 5000 votes
Tho Republican legislative ticket "a
elected, and excspt George Cox aud Frank
Bruuer the Republican county ticket IN
elected, Only 2l5 votes aro between Pugh
and Huntington, aud thoy arc In Hunting.
toms favor,
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CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, /
MAN AND WIFE SHOT IN BED.
A Mysterious Cass Near Rochester The
Aasall mi lhnnght 90 10 a Mnman.

ROCHESTER,, N, Y, Oct 10 News has
Just reached this city OF the attempted muir
dor Of man and wife AZ Geneva, a village
near this city Mr. and Mrs, Henry Smith,
young married couple, reside In the
suburbs OF the town, They retired ~ usual
Saturday night, sleeping In n room on tho
ground floor near window, Mrs, Smith
was awakened by a deafening report, and
found the blood streaming from q terrible
wound In her breast, Before Rho could
arrouso her husband, who was still asleep,
two more shots were fired, ono striking her
husband aud tho other herself, The charges
we're heavy blrd-shot, The husband was
wounded In the hip aud legs A servant
who slept In tho upper part OF the house
gave the alarm 10 the neighbora, II Ia bo-
lioved that tho affair grew out Of jealousy,
aud that woman living In tho nelghbor'
hood was tn, asiallant
Tho wounds ara quito serious anl may
result fatally No reason for tho attack can
bo learned, Smith aud his wife arc ostima-
bic people and have lived happily slnoo their
marriage, and have q great many trlends
Footprints, evidently made by woman,
were found In the vicinity, The board OF
supervisors OF Geneva offered reward OF
$1,000 for Ih' apprehension AMI conviction
Of tho awoiIant The district attorney went
TO the rc'ne TO maze diagram OF llo house
and surroundings Snitl Is but twcnty years
old aud bis VITO nlnetaon,
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Aetly, WAR iropnrntlon..

LONDON, oct l6,-A dispatch from Con.
stnntinoplc anys tho war feeling throughout
Turkey ID rampant aud Il u clash Of arm,
ovor the uslrpltion Of tho sullnn'a Suaornn-
ty by tho recent union Of Bu lgaria and East
RoumoIn ia avoided, II viii bc miraculous,
In official circles II IL freely stated that tho
sultan Is determined 70 permit no further
oncroOchmcnt upon his European possessions
unless by force Of arms, aud that if tho con.
foroucc OF ambassadors now In session docs
not adopt measures which will speedily 70.
duco tho territorial limits Of Bulgaria 10
what they were previous 10 the union
no will NJ once declare war against
that prncipality, Much color is giyon
10 these slatomonts by tho activity
displayed In armng aud oquipping tho
Turkish army aud placing IL on u war foot
ing. Largo dotoohmonOa Of troops with
hoayy guns, horses, etc, are bjing hurried
forward TO the Bulgarian frontier Such
military activity has not boon shown In
Turkey since tho beginning Of tho Russo.
Turkish war Az the mosques throughout
the country Orcligious war Ia being preached
against the invaders of tho NltHn's domain,
Tho Mosltms are enthusiastic In thoir dom
onstrations and are eagerly offering their
services TO defend tho rights Of the country,
A conspiracy has been uucorth'l Ot tho
palace having for ia clfcct tho bOnishmcnt
OF Suii PashN, tho grand visor Of tho lato
cablnnt
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ANOTHER FANATIC,
Francis Henry OTTO Claim, to Have
solved the Perpetual Problem,

Francis Henry OTTO Claim, TO Have
solved tho Perpetual Problem,
BURLINGTON, Wis, oct 10 - lraucla
Henry Ouo living three miles northeast Of
this place, Lolter knownas Pprpi,uil llHury,
claims That ho has solved the prJblom Of
perpetual motion, Ho says that ha has mp,
plicd for patent, aud that ho expects 10 DO
able 10 show its merits 10 tho public by
January I, llu claims for his invention all
that Is possible lor steam or water power TO
accomplish, anl says II can ba used by u
stationary or locomotive engine, can DO
startol or reversed by mouus OF q lbyor and
brought TO a stanlsuill by means Of a hand
brake
His dovice consists Of whoo within =
wheel Nnl II eau DO operated aul placed In
position by ANY person OF ordinary mochan'
ical ability, llo started his laborious task
OF solving the great problem ho says, At his
native place. Bloomington, o., twonly'nino
years ago, Ono of bis machines Is At pres.
ent boiug constructed In n Ilacin, machine
EloD
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GONE DAFT.
Attempt to KIN His wifo-Looso In jail
Mnd-In nn Aaylum,

Attempt to KIN His wifo-Looso In jail
Mad-In an Asylum.
WmLIAMsroRT, Pa, Oct ia case OF
insanity brought on by religious insanity
has come TO light, whom VIM, II. Bastian,
iller In the Dodge mills tried TO drive his
fellow workmen from the shop, Bastian,
for some time, has been attending tho ro-
iglous rovivols at Newborry, IN for days
his wlfo has noticed that he acted queer. Ho
lus iucossautly bcon bemoaning his fOto and
praying hat his sins might bo forgiven.
During one OF his fits OF depression no tried
70 kill his vie, but she escaped from him
and no went to work, Az tho mill no became
Araying maniac, aud the police were sont
Tor. II tooS tho combined strength Of four
,lllcoB 10 hold him Ho Is a hoavily-built
man aud ho struggled furiously, but was at
IOst handcull0d aud taken 10 Jail. In Jail
Baston managed TO get loose, Ho tore his
slothcs olf aud ran into tho corridors naked
Ind howled flightfully
Ho reached the door leading from tho
corridor, aud with tremendous muscular
Iorco tried TO break topon. Sheriff SprOguo
was preparing TO start Tor Gettysburg, but
when he saw what the matter was ho con-
,udod 10 romain nj homo aud watch tho
nadmau, II took oight mon 10 rocOpturo
Baston, lie was at last overpoworod,
lrossod and chained 70 bed 80 that ho
,ould not move llo was examined and rO-
moved 10 tho Danyillo asylum.
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ILnrnlnn MlAAlnnn.

BosToN, o5t l5,--At tho session Of tho
American borj Of commissioners for tho
Foreign Missions, tho troasuror reported as
Iollowsi Expcnditurcs--cos of missions,
1891, lb30l. Cost Of agencies SS,0S2, Ia.
Net cost Of public stations, S3,OOOl2 Cost
Of administration s29, ,09G 80, Balance on
hand August 81 Sl,S302O, Total, S057,-
100 49, This amount balances with receipts
from donations, logocios, oto, or tho legacy
Of Asa Otis, Of New London, Conn, Si3,.
ssi. % has boen expended, leaving balance
Of S2Si, 1880, or the legacy Of Samuel II.
Sweet, Of Boston, $52, ,O0l II was expended
during tho year ending August 81, 1885,
leaving a balance Of Si9B, AZ An uner-
pended balance Of Sl5,S100l Of tho "NOw
Morning Starr account Is funded aud hold
for repairs ON tho vessel, Tho permanent
fund for officers Is S0,O02, of which the in-
como u, 1890 has boon expended In sal
arlea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
A nnnnrinh WIFI.

OMAHA Mob, Oct 10, On August ss,
Minnie Cummings, u pretty aud accom-
plishol young lady oightoon years Of ago,
elopcd from Cairo, H., with n conductor Of
the Burlington a. Missouri road, aud oOmo
10 Lincoln In this state whore thoy llyod TO-.
gothor. lie deserted hOr aud she camo to
this city aud Is at prosont wording NJ a
dining room girl In cheap hotel, llor
brother Dr. Cummins of indianapolis, who
has spent largo SUN Of money 10 ascertain
hor whereabouts, having trayclcl w far
wost as Denver In search OF her, arrived
oid offered her 81, 900 10 return homo with
hm. She declined and no was compelled 10
10 baca without her, llor family Is oml.
nontly respectable.
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BRIEF MENTION.
Tho News Condensed for tho Hasty Readers
PsrusaL


Psrusal.
The Western Exposition society OF Penn,
Bylyania has been organized
@, w, Sloan was fatally injured at NewS
ark, o., by the falling of a telegraph pole
Hopt, Salt Lake City Mormon, has boon
sentenced 10 DO shot for murder Ia tho arut
degree
One man was killed and three seriously
injured by boiler explosion at Leoto-
tonia, o.
Margaret Mather appeared At Union
Square thooler Now York, In "Homoo aud
Julstn
Henry A. Thorp dofalting trustee Of Nor
gan township, Harrison county, Ind, Is In
Ontario, Canada,
The commissioners Of Greenwood county,
Kas were romanded 10 Jail for contempt Of
court on Tuesday,
A few street cars are being run IN 81
Louis, aud thore are no violent dvuonstra-
tions OF the strikers,
Tho steamer Corwin has successfully eH-
plored the head waters Of tho rivers kowaI
aud Noalaz In Alaska,
John 7, Gray, chief Of tho Baltimore, Nd,
police, has resigned at tho request Of tho
board OF commissioners,
The Sioux luliaus Of tho Pine Rllgo and
Rosebud agencies, Nebraska, are reported
commIt.us dapriallona
County Recorder Thomas MBielloy, Of
Montgomery county Ohio, attempted sui
eide by cutting hls throat
MilIarl lluHr, OK Unltod Stutri marshal
OF Fulrtw county, Tennessee, was assasain-
atod by unknown partioa
Judge Ath'rton, OF Newark, o. has sued
tho Catholic Columbian, Of Columbus, ",
for $4,000 damages for l,bol,
Coruuor Mll1r Of Newark, o., rendered
verdict Of murder In tho case OF tho mys-
torious death OF John Douglass,
Ernest Goo lrich, OF Richmond, Ind, kid
naped bis own child, tnkii g II after wander
Ing through the south, TO Rushyill,, Ind,
Tho otlun-ginniug establishment at fus-
cumbO Ala, was destroyed by nn explosion.
Ono man was killed aud another badly IN
jurtd,
In Franklin county Goorgia, dhtillgra
have notified lOw'gbiling clt29B 10 leave
tho county ono OF their Victims was a man
nam0l Dyar
A tornado starting In the Atlantic swept
over Ohio, Indiana aud tho southern states.
There we're high tides ON tho eastern coast
and great deal OF damage was done 10
shipping,
Charles Watson, letter rrrier, was aS-
soultcd at tho polls at Precinct Il, Ward Six
tocn, Cincinnati, by Buck" Shalor noto-
rlous rough, Shafer was not arrested,
though warrant was sworn out by Mr..
Watson.
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Poisoned soup.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 10, Twenty. 0vo per-
IONS narrowly escaped poisoning NJ tho coiloo
house of Charles Ross at Tchoupitouas aud
Audrow streets After dinner the wifo Of
The proprietor was takon sick, aud 10 was et-
hlbutol TO tho soup Tho colored cook,
Kato Robinson, was called up aud required
10 drink some Of II, After third spoonful
lho declined 90 drink more, aud confessed
sho had put "Rough on Rots" In H. Sho
boro no ill-will oganstanyone, but said that
Tho saw a bottle lying on the shelf and could
not resist the insane impulse TO put II In tho
boup Tho largo number Of persons eating
Tho soup are still sick, but no fatal results
ara nntclpated Tho cook was arrestod
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

New YoRK, Oct 10, Tho sidewalks on
SftiOth and Firty.Grst streets and Fifth aud
Madison avenues woro throngod from an
pafly hour Tho crush for admission TO tho
cathedral TO Wow the romans Of tho dead
cardinal was no great an extra posse OF police
was sont TO reinforce Capt, Mounts squad.
Tho limo reached down TO Forty.si.lh street.
Owing 10 the narrow spnco-meroly twenty
lnehos-botwoen tho pillars Of the calofulquo
mud tho pews, II was found necessary TO por-
init people TO enter only In two single iilos.
This course, If adopted before, would havo
prevented tho crush that nccesitaIod tho
closing of the doors whom tho Office for tho
lead was chantod II was calculated that
fully six thousand persons passed through
from 0 10 10 o'clock
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NEW YoRE, Oct ia cable dispatch rc'
ports thnt Mrs Dion Bouoicaut, NO Agnes
Robertson, puuicly alleges that Bouclcoults
marriage TO Miss Thorndyke, In Australia,
is bigamous, as hu has never becn divorced
from his first wife. Judge Dlttenhefcr, who
was counsel IN tho divorce proceedings DO.
gun here some i've years ngo says tho suit
was discontinued before reaching conclu.
sion, aud that Mrs, Boucicault Ia receiving
t1, 800 per year almony In spite of this,
the Judge says the law OF this state Ia that
IL Is not bigamy TO marry In another
country
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Tho rInpmn.

MONTREAL, Oct, lb,-'rho board Of hoalth
will prosecute n prominent physician for
noglocting 10 report n smallpox case and
also saloon keeper for assaulting tho mod
ical health officer In tho execution Of his
duty. Tho health officials complain bitterly
of tho medical men sonding smallpox pa
ticnts through tho city 10 tho ooutral heal th
Office instead of sending thom direct to tho
hospital A man with his face all covered
with pustulcs walked into tho hoalth office,
which ut tho tmc was throngod with women
and chile ron waiting 10 DO yaceinatod, aud
said he ha boon sont by doctor TO 80 10
tho hospital
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nrnnh CnmmnnilnrY.

ROCHESTER,, ~ Y, Olt l5,-Iho last OK.
reutlyo session of the Grand Commnndory
was convened The first order of business
was installation Of olllccra The ceremony
was performed by Most Emincnt Grand
Master Charles Room, OF tho Gran Enoamp.
mont of tho United States The discussion
OF the place OF meeting for next year ended
In tho Solrcdon Of Elmira, Tho date axed
Is tho second Tuesday In October, 1850, Tho
Grand Commandcry officers were appointed
delegates of tho tri.cnniol conclayc OF tho
Grand llncampmont Of the United States
10 DO held NJ ~ Louis noxt September
Tho Grand Commondory aually adjourned,
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From Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, oct To- There are Still a
fow precincts 10 hear from IN this county,
but II Is safo 10 say that tho Republicans
have elected thoir ontirc tickot from top to
bottom, including seven representatives In
bo general assembly, by mojorIties ranging
wJm throo to i've thousand, Adyccs from
nll cvor northern OHIO show steady Ropub.
licOn gOins AMI from present indications
ForOkor's plurality will exceed twenty thous.
aud.
Complete returns from ovory township
and precinct gives Foraker ASA plurality
for governor In Cuyahoga county.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, o., Oct 10 Latest nows
from Columbus headquarters Is that
tho assembly will bo Republican on
joint ballot by very small majority, with
out regard TO tho result In Hamilton county.
II, us Is now believed, Hamilton county has
elected Republican representatives anl son.
attars, that settles the case, Tho assembly
in that ovont win bo strongly Republican,
Tho four amendments 20 tho constitution
are probably carried. ThorO were compare.
tivoly fow "Non votes cast throughout tho
state, but many ballots woro yotol blanks on
tho constitutional amendments,
The Prohibition vote In tho country pro.
cincts fully equaled tho expectations Of tho
moderate men of the party, butt the ctios did
not do nearly 30 well rs expected, aud tho
total Prohibition voto will probably not OK
coed twenty-five thousand yotca
From 100 precincts out oil 2O5 In Hamilton
county returns show that Republican rs.
somblymen have bocn elected by at least
two thousand plurality, The Republican
county ticket is elected except George Cox
aud Frang Brunor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

BEDFORD, Pa, Oct, 10 In the little town
of Woodbury., this county, resides young
man Of mechanical genius who Is working at
a wonderful clock, which when completed
will probably eclipse anything yet produced
In the clock line, not oven excepting tho COLI
obratod Str0sburg clock, He has boon
working at this clock over five years and OK.
poets TO finish II uext spring II will bo
twelvo feet high by five feet wide aud thrco
ond one.hOlf feet deep, and Ia built
Entirely of walnut wood, II Is artistic
ally designed aud displays grace.
full proportions, while tho mouldnga
ornamonting II aro dollcOtoly carved On
the lower front Of the case Is circlo Of
eovon dials with largo dial In tho center
giving tho timc at Washington d C In
hours, minutes and seconds the month Of
tho year, tho date Of the month"; the day OF
the week, the four seasons Of tho year and
tho changes Of tho moon, Tho eleven ro-
naming dinls give the difference OF time In
Now York, Chicago, San Francisco, Lon.
don, Pokin, Constantuoplc Melbourne, vi.
onua, Cairo aud ~, Petersburg ono Of tho
most curious features OF the contrlvanco by
which at certain hour Of the day figure
representing William II, Vanderbilt tho
railroad king, arises from his chair, holding
charter in his right hand aud Nil the other
great railroad mogn0tcs of tho country
slowly enter door al his loft, pass, bow 10
him and disappear In submissive way at u
door 10 his right
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OnnrnnlInlng the norder.

WASHINGTON, Oct, l5,-The Marine hospl'
al service has received an appeal from tho
governor Of Now York for government as
Iistance In preventing the introduction Of
mallpox across the northern border Of tho
state from Vermont Surgeon General
Hamilton Immediately tolegraphel TO Sur
goon Austin 70 proceed from Vermont TO
Now York to cooperate With the state board
II health in maEns whatever arrangements
ire deemed advisable.
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Ianno Il. DIIler.

WASHINGTON, Oct, l5,-Mr Isaac r Dil.
er, OF Chicago, one OF tho leading candi-
iates for the Paris consul generalship, is In
lho city and Is stopping at tho Arlington
with his wife and daughter Mr. Diller is
ono OF two hundred candidates for tho
position, II is understood that the presl-
iont has recently assured him that his APP
pointment would DO most acceptable TO tho
American colony In Paris ana that II
would DO confirmed by the senate without
nunuIlnl.
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tself more closely with the Administrations
Methods and principles, they say, the result
might baye been different 30 far an can
DO learned tho president has given no inti-
nation of the bearing OF the election upon
he result in New York Mr., Stevenson,
First assistant postmaster general, said
lbout ohoi "The state seems to have gone
Republican, | expected II, for the state is
Republican, The Democratic claim that
!heir ticket would be successful grew out OF
the confirmed Ohio habit of claiming every.
hing, whether II was In sight or not"
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New YopK, Oct lb-A Washington spo-
clal to The World says, ~ Is said here that
The president has offered tho pre- lohcy OF
tho civil service commission 10 Carl Schurs,
and that negotiations are going ON to por-
Eundc Mr.. SEIZURE 10 accept H. A friend OF
schurs said no thought Tho latter would DO
willing TO serve on account of tho good that
he thinks he could do In such position.
Congress win be asked next winter to raise
tho pny of the civil service commissioners
Tho present salary is $500
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GONE ASHORE.
Sending Up signals of distress Going 20
tho RESCUE,

Sending Up signals OF ulatresa-Going 10
the Rescue,
HALIFAX, Oct 10, AN unknown vessel
has gone ashore nOar CNmptour, ono Of the
signal stations at tho mouth Of the harbor,
eight mloS from the city, Sho IL throwing
up signals Of distress, and stoam.tugs aro
going 20 hor assistance Tho weather IL
thick outS 10, aud II Ia not known whether
he Is a steam or sailing vessel. Al present
thorO Ia very light Wind prevailing, but
the signal for approaching tho shore is dis
played on the citadel,
A harbor pilot who arrived In the city ro-
ports that disabled steamer with brig,
antino In tow, steering her, was secn solno
distance or port, aud possibly tho vessel
ashore may provo to bo QUO Of those, though
up 10 DARK no ship In distress was reported
from tho signal station.
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Tho ohio Elections.

wAsuNaroN Oct lb.-Whilo nothing
can be learned nt the White House ls to tho
presidents views on the result In Ohio, somo
OF his callers say thoy saw no Indication that
he was In tho least annoyed by the nows Of
Democlrlc dotoat According to ono or
these ~ llem,n the president considers tho
adminif] alton In no way responsible Tor THO
defeat Had The Democracy OF Ohio allied
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WASHINGTON, Oct, 10 Chief Of the lou-
reau Of statistics report that during tho Two
months, ended September last tho total
value Of exports Of cotton aggregated So
$4,000 against SlO,35i, 400 during u similar
period In 1854 The total values OF exports
Of broodstuiis for nine months, ended Sop
Iembcr last, were SlJ2, 3ii,2i against $ll0.
800, ,b33 during a like period In 1881.
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nnAnillnn Iin,cnitInr.

DUBLIN, oct 10 Tho Loyalists arc now
making vigorous efforts 10 ward of sottiug
tho boyeOtting tactics, 10 extensively
pactiood of late against farmers aud trades.
nion who have incurred the displcaMrc OF
tho Land lnaguors aud othor Irish orguni.
zationa They have made arrangements for
tho purchase Of all boycottcd cattle and
Forwarded to n number OF Ooycottod
farmers thrcshng machines free Of cost