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A BRUTAL MURDER.
The Glenn Ranch the Scene of a Shock,
ins Arime.

The Glenn Ranch the Scene OF u Shock
ing Crime.
The particulars OF a cowardly murder
that took place on the Glenn ranch, near
Jacmto, Sunday, We're brought 60 Chico
Yesterday. Between and 1 o'clock Sun
day afternoon 4 man named Pat Brick, a
blacksmith on the ranch. met workman
named Jones, and said TO him: Jones,
understand that you made remark that
you could lick any man on the ranch, and
if 50, | am ready for YOU.
Jones told hlm that he was not seeking
trouble, and did not want anything to do
with him. While talking he laid his hand
on Brick shoulder. Brick jumped away,
pulled off his coat and vest and proceeded
To sail into Jones. The latter had become
noted as a pugIlist and had no trouble i'll
getting the best of his asSailant. whom he
knocked down two or three times. By
ISLANDERS saw that he was furnishing Brick
too much, and pulled him away, holding
him by the arms so that he could not use
them Brick, who was snarting with rage
and pain at the rough handling, snatched
a revolver from his pocket placed the muZ-
zle to Jones breast and fired The bullet
penetrated his heart. and he fell over
against his murderer, dead Not satisfied
with this he fired another shot into his
victims body. and then placed his knee
upon the dead mans neck and shot him
three times through the head,
During the shooting the men standing
about were both surprised and frightened,
and made no attempt to stay the murder
ers hand. After heshO0tin@ Brick loaded
up his revolver again and came out and
h0urishe,l il in the air, making the remark
that hc was looking for some ono else who
waute to whip any man ON the ranch. ~
lie was then overpowcrcd and taken to the
Jail at Willows.
The murderer had been drinking heavily
during The day. and in this condition he
was ALWAYS in 4 quarrelsomc mood
Jones was a recent arrival from the East.
He was q hard fighter, skilled in the art of
seIf-dclense. and not long since easily
whipped Slatterly, alias Kelly, a protes-
siona) prize-fgh;er. But be was not a
bully, always attending to his own bust
ness, and never hunted trouble Chico
Chronicle Nav 2Dtl
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WHOLE NO. 1864.

no doubt could see the military moving in
the direction of and occupying the westerly
passes. \ report comes from Fort Bayard
that the troops were pressing them close.
with good prospect of ovcrtaking them !:
that The trail led in the direction of the
slack Range, New Mexico. Opinions are
ut'w expressed that they will cross the Rio
Grai1t,e or 90 into Mexico east and south of
Demih@. 1t is not known how many rene
gadcs tf,cre are out. The count at SaA Car
los to-day will show if any have left there.
The count :, Apache shows that there are
absent four scouts. forty men and large
boys and Ninety women Troops were or
4ered by special rraIn to-day from Fort
Tayard, via Silver City and Dcming, to Sc
par. bus late in the day the order was eoun-
ierEnanded, and she troops ordered in the
direction Of the Black Range II is sup
posed the military are on the trail! and will
be able 20 prevent their escape.
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A RCHITECT, NO. G27 J STREET, SECOND
floor Sacramento, Cal. ap2S1m
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A GOOD COMPARISON

The Rev. William Rouatt, well-known
Methodist Clergyman residing at Naples, draws
the following amusing, but apt comparison be
tween Dr. {. HcLanfs Ta"J"ge prepared by
Fleming Bros. Of Pittsburgh, Pa, and ferret ::
a ferret when placed az the entrance of a rat
massage. scizcs upon the rat eXtcrminates his
existence and draws the animals defunct car
cass to the light And in like manner have
found Dr. C. HcLanGs IerntGUgc to operate upon
worms those dreadful and dangerous tOrmentorS
of children This remedy, like the ferret, en-
tiers the aperture of the mouth, travels down the
gullet hunts round the stomach, and lays hold
sweeps clean their den. and carries their car
casses clear out of the system. This, NJ least,
has been the effect of the Nermifuge upon my
children.
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4. C. FREEMAN, GROVE L, JOHNSON,
EEO II
III @ 4 @ IL 6

UUGH CASEY, OF THE LATE FIRM OF
IL Casey & Cronan. desires to call the atten'
ton of the public 70 his large stock of old Whis-
kies and Brandies in bond and freed, III
quantities to suit the trade. Thanking hls pa
irons and the public for past favors, nc again 50
licits their continued patronage. All orders
should be addressed TO HUGH CASEY, No. so X
st., Sacramento Proprietor Eagle Soda Works
ms lptt
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Difficulty AmicabIy settled.

TUcsoE, May 20th.-Faithful to his prom
Use at last evenings conference. Chief How
latoscom returned to Coyote Springs and
sent in the seven Papagoes who wee Inpli-
Gated in the trouble at Dobbs well The
Indians came in this evening Guaccompa-
MED, Sheriff Paul preceding them alone,
leaving his posse to follow tomorrow. a
conference is being held at this hour { 20 P.
ny. at the residence of cne of our promi-
nent citizens, between the Indians and the
civil authorities conducted through inter
prefers There is much relief expressed
that the affair has been amicably settled,
and that no more serious rupture has oc-
Cured to disturb the peaceful relations so
long existing between this friendly tribe
md tba Whites
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Arrested for RobbinE Registered Letters

Arrested for Robbinx Registered Letters.
SAN FRANCGSco. May 20th.-Lately there
have been several robbefiCs of registered
letters at the Tehama Postotiice. and Postal
Agen. Seabold. ofthis city was detailed to
investigate. He found that the persons
having the handling of the mail in re-
hama, besides the Postmaster, were clerk
and the PostmasterS brother-in-law. G. F.
Graves. Tuesday the Government special
agent went TO Tchalna and registered a let
ter for mailing containing marked coin
Before the mail Went ont, the letter after
remaining in the Postotfice q while, was
withdrawn and the coin was missing
Graves was then arrested. and the marked
coin found in his possession He was
brought down here to-day and lodged in
prison. He maintains his innocence, say
ing a terrible mistake had been made.
Another Purse Presented to Archbishop
Alemany-Reduccd Railroad Fare.
SAN FRANCIsCo, May 20th.-The Catholic
laity to-day presented Archbishop Alemany
with an address, through John T. DOYLE
and purse of 5000
The railroad fare from this city To Stock
ton has been reduced to 80 cents, to meet
the present low passenger rate of - cents
charged by the opposition river boats the
NllN Oi HtOCNttil ana l. \. w IikcI.
san Francisco Money Market.
SAN Francisco. May 20th.-Local money
lenders report plenty of funds on hand rs
rule. but some of them complain of
scarcity of borrowers and limited wants
among those who. are seeking The rate
for commercial loans is still per cent, but
this rate is not obtained as easily as some
weeks ago. and probably for the reason that
of b,t
Some money has lately been raised through
bonds issued by local interpretations 1T g
per cent. for ten TO twenty wears, the bonds
readily commanding a small premium.
This has transferred some loans from banks
to the general public. The change is prob
ably Il good one, provided the lending con
stituency has been enlarged by the opera
ton, on the ground of the greater interest
developed in the success of local enter
priscS by the greater number who have
moneyed relations TO the same. There IS
a good line of mortgages offering. Those
on city real estate where the margins are
sufficiently large, are readily taken at per
cent, and some are placed as low as per
cent. The Hibernia Bank does not pre-
tend TO ask over per cent Drafts on New
York are quoted at 2OM 25c for sight and
30c to 32lc for telegraphic transfers; ster-
ling bills on London, l9I 80 5-l6d for
bank drawings. and I9l@ 49sd for com
mercial paper; refined silver, 16!@17! per
cent. discount; Mexican dollars, S4IM SIfc
apiece.
Ravages of Grasshoppers.
MERGED MAY 20th.-The grasshoppers.
have been devastating the gardens and
small farms in the foothills to the eastward
of this place for some time past are now
swceping down uDon the Mcrced Dloins in
sucb masses as 10 destroy all ypgetation w.
inc, in their noth 4 farmer ra1,ed FIom
iiyin~ on the ChowrhijIa river in tbc
Southeastern corner of tbis comfy rrnortS
in,r q fold nf borInv and onotbnr nf wheat
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nENTIST, QUINN'S BUILDING, ,z5-ssgzzss.
~ northeast conner Fourth and Jtrryssssss5ss:s5.
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted or QlIITT*
ali bases. improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extraction al teeth ap25-tf
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NEW MEXICO.
The Raiding Chirieahuas.

SANTA FE, May 20th.-General L. P.
Bradley, commander of the District Of New
Mexico, and Lieutenant Mumford, of the
Thirteenth United States Infantry, left foe
Fort Bayard at noon to-day, TO more fully
look after the protection Of settlers in tae
southwest portion of the Territory, Who
haye telsgraphed their fears that the said-
ing Chiricahua Indians, under Chief Ger
onimo, will cross the line from Arizona and
enter Mexico via STEMS Pass. BY order OF
General Bradley three companies of the
Sixth United States Cavalry under Colonel
Morrow, are now riding down the New
Mexico and Arizona line, in hopes of head
ing of the Indians.
THE TROOPS IN CLOSE PURSUIT.
DEMING, May 20th.-LaSt night Indian
signal tires were seen III the mountains
north of Deming and east of Silver City
The renesades have evidently been afraid
to cross the railroad west Of here as they
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HENRY ECKHARDT.

HUNSMTrH. IMPORTER AND - %
" Dealer in Spliced Bamboo IsSS& -
Fly Rods; Salmon, Trout and Bass Nsss+SE~|
Flies and Fish Hooks; Waterproof y4SSESSM
SILK, Twisted aud Braided Silk Cot ~ ~
ton and Linen Lines; Bait Boxes: Trout Baskets
and Reels Chain and Vel.et Dog Collars, Spike
and choke Collars: Dog Slip and Leaders. No
523 X street. Send forPricc List on Guns api-
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CANCER CURED.

have had cancer on my face for many
years have tried great many remedies. but
without relief | almost gave up hope of ever
being cured. Dr. Hartman my son, recon-
mended Swift'S Specific, which | have taken
with great esults. My face i now well, ard it
is impossible for me to express my thanks i'll
words FOR what this medicine has done tor me
Mrs OLIVE HAEpMAN.
Monroe. Ga, September > 1884.
swift's Specific has cured 4 cancer on my face,
and has almost made new man of me.
]. J. 'fE TE, Macissa Fla.
have hal a cancer in my light ear for three
years. l tried every rcnedy the physicians
practiced-to no permanent g.oi. Swift $
Specific has wrought Wonders.t tor me. Ii Is
the best blood purifier i'll the word.
JOHN ). Nor OW, Florence Ala.
swin's Specific is entirely vegetable, and
seems to cure cancers by forcing out the i'm
purities from the blood
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
TIE SWIFT SrElIFIc Co, Drawer ;, atlanta.
Ca; or 159 W. 23d St, n. Y. fe5Iy&wly
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V!NEYARD RINK SKATES,

$50, A. c. AND s. C. CLUB II
~ Skates Agents Tor the Star 9 -oo
kink and Club Skate Send TOR ,SxEz--7ii;4-,
Catalogue. WEBSTER < co. Il ~ SxsS
New Montgomery street San FeD
| Francisco, Cal. ml5-iplm
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OREGON.


PORTLAND. May 20th.-Suit was COM
menced in the state Circuit Court by David
Cole, ct al, against the Oregonian Railway
Comnanv 10 recover 500 900.
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Small Blaze in Merced.
ARIZONA.
The Indian Trouble.

CLIFTON, May 20th-A special from
Morenci to- the Clarion says: Captain
Pierce, of the First Infantry, with thirty
two Indian scouts arrived at Morenci this
noon. direct from San Carlos, having left
the Agency Sunday night at 10 O'clock
He states that he is unable to say what
direction Geronimo and his bucks must
have tnken altnr leaving the Arencr
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ATT0RNETS-AT-LAW.

. TToRNEYS AND COUNSELoRS-AT-IA
"A OMces: Metropolitan Block, K street, be
tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Entrance
next door % hetTopOlitan Theater. ap29 II
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In our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT the attractions
we're never greater than now, the assortment
larger. We invite a comparison of prices and
qualities
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

Fourteen Buildings Destroyed by Fire.
WHArcoN, May 30th.-Fourtccn build
ings were burned this morning. The loss
is $4,000. The people are already rebuild
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DENTISTRY.


~ ENLIST, AIS STREET, BE- sz.s,sszs,
~ tween Fourth and Fifth Sacra- NO. fS SSse,
mento Artificial Teeth inserted en- <tIfIfT
Gold, Vulcanite and ell bases, Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas administered for painless extrsc-
ton of teeth. mi.-lrl
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REMOVED.


" F. TEBBETS, DENTIST, TO 9I4 sssss,:;gssz,.,
L Sixth street, between l and ]. ffs9Ssz.5ss -
west side, opposite Congregational LII ~
Church. m5-tf
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Committed to the Insane Asylum.

PErALUNA, May 20th.-Mrs, W. t. Graf
Formerly Emma KendalU, Of this place,
aged about . years, was examined by the
Commissioner Of Lunacy to-day and COM
miLted To the insane asyIum at Mana.
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HAS REMOVED HIS JEWELRY 40
1 / store from 42l X street to 5G6 X street. xTSs
near Pacific Hotel. Watches, Clocks and Rs4Fs
Jcwelry repaired at reasonable rates. Gs.sSSs5
aIl3O-lm
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DEs. gELLoGG . GOss,


OCULLST MAKES a SPECIALITY OF
" Curing Granulated Eyelds, Film Over the
Eyes Inflammation. etc. No. 81 street be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, Sacramento. Office
Hours: to y A. NJ; to p. NJ. ap9lm"
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No -. OF Catalogue.
FOR Sto per acre. e55 acres of land. with
hard fin shed Dwelling. with seven rooms;
Stone Ml,k-huusa. l51 acres tiilable, - acres
ia Grain, fenced into ! fields. Near lone
ANA -or county. - head of Cattle and 81
Eo-. VIII DE sold with place if desired.
Also
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

1JOWING DONE BY THE DAY OR PER
vi acre at reasonable rates; first class new
machine Apply at LANSING FARM, Upper
S..n1-.o,, ,Oo.l lni6-IN&
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L. G.. SHAW,

IT ATE OF LIGHT Il sH AW), .a,,s..--ss.ss-.
VI Dentist. Cfiice and residence sse$Cs-ssss
over Tufts Drug store, corner YSzSsSsss5s
Tenth and streets. Office hours: 'L-A-I ! , :
\. NJ. to P. IL Sundays, 10 to II. m13-1m*
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
THE GRASSH0PPER PAST OK THE
MERGED PLAINS.
Fourteen Buildings Burned-Ti.e
Indian Situation-PostaI
Thief Captured.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoKp-uN1oN.I
PACIFIC SLOPE.
CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE sEcoRp,uSrox.I
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.


CtURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE
, northeast corner Second and K streets OF
fee hours: 10 \. NJ. to y Il; TO 1 AID : to P
N. Residence, S2l n street. ml5-lm
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JGTANTED-TO PURCHASE OR RENT, ~
w a house containing six to eight S,:;I
rooms, and Located between Sixth and ..8sssa.
Twelfth, and and NJ streets. Address " Il.
T. - RECORD UNION Office, stating price, etc.
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HORSE SHOEING.

ID \. JOHNSON IS BACK IN HIS OLD -
II. stand Fi0h street, between K andH "
L, and viii be glad 10 see his old friend>M n
and customers. All Shoeipg done in mod y
ern style, latest and most scientific principles
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GTsIEESs CARDs.
=. FOSTER.

=. FOSTER. !. 0 FUSsTcN.
1856. z. FOSTER 4 CO., 1885.
DOOK- BINDERS, PAPER-BULERS AID
- Blank Bc0i- Manufacturers. No. 3ly J street,
Third anu Fourth. Sacramento. MO 4p
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DR.. LAME,

DHYsICIAN AND sURGEON.-0FFICE AND
/ Residence, No. 525 J street, between Third
and Fourth Hours--s 10 10 a. ", 10 and Z to
6PM once of City superintendent Of Public
Schools ut same place m5-4p1m
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ODORLESS EXGAVATOR.

NESSPOOLS AND VAULTS CLEANED
4 cheap AID free from all offensive odors.
Orders left at Carpenters Wood ana Coal Yard,
80 street; or at Pacific Market, 725 J street,
will be promptly attended to.
m16-4pSn J II. CAMPBELL & co
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HANTED-LOST-F0UND.

r osT-.A BANGLE BRACELET FINDER
please communicate with A. = this office,
and receive re ward. m20 SIS
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WALLACE A. BRIGGS. Vi, D.,

physician AND OBsTET2ICIAN. OFEICE
{ and residence No. 2I2 street, Sacramento.
ONCE Hours. i :, . !. - > 4. m1e-.pa
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DIR. j. S. CONz

MO. 922 NINTH ST, BET. AND J, OPP
" posite the Plaza, Magnetic and Electric
Healer. electromagnetic, EIeetro-gaivanle ana
Medicinal Baths; Magnetic Garments and Ia
sOles. Consuitd' ion free. mlo-lm
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
( the University of Berlin, Germany. Qttlce
and residence No. 521 J street, between Filth
and Sixth Sacramento. Office hours to II a
NJ; to and TO 2. VI. ml3-I
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j. HYArAN, JR., & BRO.

xxTATCHlIAKERs AND JEWELLERS, c-
w SOS street between Filth and s.S552.
sixth. have always on hand choice e Il
variety Of fine Watches Diamonds, jew SSf.aszzs
elry, etc. ml2tf
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DHYsICIAN AND sURGEOE OFFICE-627
/ J street upstairs over Dale's- Residence
1927 6, street Office Hours From . to II 4. NJ,
l to and 10 S P. ". mil
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| OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, Northeast 1T T
" Corner Eleventh and II streets. Hours-9
to 10 4 NJ, to 3 and to SP. NJ. ml-lm
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET, BE-
~ tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 9lS and 92G.
win visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 A.
NJ. Office hours-S to a. NJ; ! to 3 P. NJ, and
evenings. ml-tf
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wsI. ELLERy BRIGGS, NJ. D.,

NCUIIsT. AURIST, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
; Diseases of the Throat. Office, 4291a J
rect, corner of Fifth. over Sacramento Bank.
9cramentn, Cal. Hours $50 10 II A. Nj; to 4
NJ Sundays: 9:51 to II a. NJ; to P. NJ. mi-ti
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round Dead in His cab II.

FRESNO, May 20th.-Captain w. L. Mil
Ter, aged Is years, was found dead in his
cabin in the mountains, about fifty miles
east of Fresno, yesterday. Captain Miller
was a native of Virginia, and was veteran
of the Texas and Mexican wars. His
death is supposed 10 have resulted from
natural cauSps
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A TTORNEYS- -AT-LAw, SOUTHWEST COR
n ner Fifth and streets, Rooms 10 and II,
sllttnr Ruilding. SacramcntO. CAl. ap3-tt
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OFFICE. SAWTEILE'S BOOK STORE, 20
" and 7l0J~Strcct. Gentlemen's, Hotel anC
Restaurant washing done in good style. Blank
cts and Lace Curtains speciality. m2-lp3m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
Accidental Shootlnp,

New YouW, Aug 20, Mrs, Mary A.
btuurt, wife Of tho millionaire banker, Mr.
Joseph Stuart, hold brooch loading shot
gun In her hand when she stood In tho hall
way Of her summer residence NJ Ryo Beach,
N. II. A few minutes later tho weapon OK.
plodod and the charge entered her houd just
behind the right ear, killing her instantly.
Coroner Purdy mponolcd a jury to alt on
tho casc. Mr. Stuart sOid that his wife had
boon In the very best Of health, although a
littlo worried over an ailmOnt OF hor young
eat son. llo had loft hor In tho morning In
good spirits, Tho jurors gavo II os tboir
opinion that while Mrs Stuart was carrying
tho pun into tho room of tho hall tho trig.
gor caught ON tho door or easement and tho
weapon discharged, Mrs Stuart was very
entertaining woman In tho drawing room,
and was also Of business turn OF mind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27

DUBLIN, Aug, 20, Tho Nationalist cleo
torial campaign opened with banquet 10
Mr., L arnoll, given by members OF tho Irish
parliamentary party In return for tho enter
tainment given by him 10 his followers In
London during tho session. Only mombera
OF the plrty aud reporters were admitted.
Tho proceeding wore Of purely
convlyipl character. Tho real work
has commenced, aud conferences arc
hold In the Rotunda ThOro aro
private, but the result becomes public, The
deliberations are directed toward framing u
program for tho recess and Issuing instruc'
lions with regard TO tho general attitude,
revising tho poll lists aud selecting oandi.
dates for the contest In certain constituent
cies, Mr. Parnoll viii probably preside
over tho meeting Of tho National league im.
modiately after tho conference aud will mako
an important statement. Several OF Mr..
Parnells followers will not seok recollection
next Noyember-namoly Measra Lalor,
O'Sulivan, Dawson and Alderman Menghor.
The man who has boon arrested In Lon
don on minor charge, but who N suspected
OF connection with tho dynamitos, Ia a
medical student named Colbert, well known
iu Dublin, which ho visited about three
weeks ago HO had long been unSuccoas-
fully watched by Mr., Jonklnson's mon. 10
10 stated that several persons have loft Dub.
Lin hurriodly since his arrest Ho Ia boz
lioyed 10 10 mixed up In tho attompt on Soc
rotary Foster In 1881. When In Dublin no
was well known IN sympathizor with tho
more active members OF tho Fonian organi-
Eation.