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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

From al parts OF the world persons,
young and old, are going TO Paris TO bo
treated by Pasleur for the hydtophObia
feared from the bites OF dOgs. Hia lnoc.
ulatlon theory II having q run like
kochs cholera bacillus theory, but II IL
to bo hoped II will not run into the
ground 30 soon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
urlgR's uiyoerlne saiyc.

The best on earth, can truly be said OF
Grlgga Glycerine Salve, which IL u sure
cure for cuts, bruises, ecalds, burns,
wounds, and oil other sores. Will poai-
lively cure piles, tetter and oil akin
eruptlons. Try this wonder healer. Bat
isfactlon guaranteed or money refund
cd. Only 20 cents. For sale by Dur.
bin, Wright Y 20 Druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

LOGAN leading In tho Senate with
Edmunde aud Ho,r following brings TO
mind tho composite Demarura team,
with . Jack In front and two horses at
the Wheel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

| hnd been sulT ring with rheumatism
and was advised to try Athlophoros,
After taRlnga fow does of the medi.
cine was entirely rid Of pain aud have
felt no aigna of rheumatism tince, Sam'l
A, d cRer, 537 East Rich street, COlum.
hnA. o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

REPUBLICAN loglslation In behalf Of
tho shlp building interests has been
10 successful that We point with pride
To the fact that ono single merchant
vessel Il now In course of construction
In tho United States.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
COMMENTING on the tendenclesOr pen.

COMMENTING On the tendenciesOf PEN
sion legislation, the Boston Herald says:
The soldiers who are disabled, and
who are Untitled to ald from the Govern
ment which they havr helped TO save
although for themselves and their pros
perity M much ~ for OtheTs--must have
known the fact Of their Injury before
twenty years had passed, And II, with
all the notification and solicitation they
had received, no application has yet
heen flied, II IL fair 10 presume that
any aitertnought will be due 10 the in
dustriOus agents, whose interest In the
old soldiers IN matter OF loss and per
centagea, To keep The entire army list
open, 10 be swept perpetually Sith the
dnag'net OF INSCRIPTIONS ana interested
agents, II 10 Offer u standing premium
Tor fraud, and To swell the pension llst
10 u SUN that will tax In a burdens0me
manner the resources OF the people, fhe
list, M II stands, representa suth justice
aud lavish generosity an no other Gov
erumrnt ever bestowed upon its defend
ere. To greatly Increase II now would
Ue 10 Incur the danger OF causing pa.
Tiotism TO be considered az u Lost yir'
tue, ana ~ place country saving upon
the same level ~ mere money making
enterpTlseL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

In pursuance Of An Ordel ot tho Probate Court of
aiAik county Oho. will oncr fof salc, NJ public auo
tlon,
Saturday, the o h day OF January, 1885,
NJ oolNck p m nj tho door " tho toutt House Gan
tor nhln tho following described real hAie, situate M
tho township VI CAntn, STARK county, uhlO mwltl
liping part NJ tho rnrhwNt and southwest quAitf Ot
ArotlOn hiytw0 Cial, t0wnahln number tnn (lpl, "
range numbtf eight (H), oonhlnlnn tue hundred And
thrtFen acres aud eighteen hundfedtih (liU $4,000
" m Aote,
Appraised NJ 1000 Terms " aalnl Onathltd IN
hAHd QUO third IN one rear aud ono third IN two yoAta
from tho daT VI aAe with interest tho pAimentn " be
heouled by mortgage upon tho premises aol1.
JOHN y, WELrx,
Executor Of ueolne iiudy, Dccesped
December 18Th, itelb, deolThw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

Receivers Sale.
Tho Matsillon Contracting and Building Company,
rlaintlll,
A, n, nragg Il A., Defendants
Tmeplosuietf Neehanics 1 ien.

pAntn
Vs.
A, n, llragg Il al,, Defendants
foreclosure u Mechanics Lion
Ny yrtueu an order Of sails sued by tue clerk Of tho
oOnfl VI common pleas 0f STARK county, OHIO shall
0ntr f0r sale in tho premises ~ tln COtntf Oi MAIN
aud Prospect streets, In tho ely Of MAssilOn. on
Saturday, tie Oh day pf January, 1886,
At Oe O'Clock D. M OF said DAY tho following described
property Anrly The huIldnF known ~ the
wa'hOndlnH lloler thating lunk and The lease
lOll IN the premises On Whlnh II N hltu'
aled Six, Chairs, OnH Lounge Two LOOking 0lashta,
Two Water bu kes, Olo Waler Goo ~, one Cook
" " stoves and rpA l7o Pairs lollu sk fa assorted
hik.a One Ys0 one Ham uer nnd lot NJ n OILS
Th0 building is eleA iully situated IN fashionable
part VI tho CITY, ana In u ia ap 0nlmrnla N one 0i
Tho best IN Northern uhlO and va adapln1 Tor the
purpose Tor Wuioh II was designed, aud viii DO sold
with M reserve,
Terms made known NJ the Tins N sale
HERMAN w, LOkfFLhil liecelyer.
December H. 1880,
Rob ri II, f0Rer plHa AltyI Wm, MoMlen and
Isaac Ulnlan Altyh Tor Doris
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
Saturday, the 81 day Of January, 1855,
Sheriff Sale.

Henry FollE )Ofdor OF sale, stark county
vs. Common PlrM court
FIo'erloE q, Snydr
Iy virtue Of an order Of sale Issued by tho clerk Of
tho court VI common pleas VI stark county OhO IN the
above action and u mo directed will offer fOr sale a
public ouIoy AZ tho door o tho court house In tho city
VI Canton On
Saturday, the "a day OF January, 1886
county ONO t0wlt situate IN tho city u MpNailiOn
ana beng VI nulnhef One huudrrd aud niiy'alI (lbG
Of tho 1 WI, nov city q Maaslllon
Appraised NJ 5000,
Sale 10 commence at ono O'Clock y, m, Terms cash
JAMES Lflc, Sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
Stamping out Disease.

The Shakers believe that nearly all
diseases can be prevented by maintain.
Ing perfect dipeatlon. They never em
ploy dcctore because m poon m the di.
geetlon becomes impaired they take n
few doee of Shfker Extract Of Roots
(Slegel'a Syrup and health In thu result,
for II II n marvellous remedy for Dyapep.
ala. Mra uctile Utuck writes from
Mormon Grove. tlrayaon Co., Texas, Aug.
q 1884. II am atty yeara old this mouth,
and must any your medicine has proved
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

FERDINAND WARD Ia making great
progress NJ Sing sing. He no longer
polishes stoves, but has been given n
place az book-keeper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
NOTICE.
Dissolution Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given that the partnership hereto
fore existing betww N, u Tier aud Vhaflea i,es,
under Tho nrri nanp " John H. Nrt Alto, was dts
ue the hslneas sinue AID will 40 continue 10 no NJ tho
same paoe iie conducts fstcass Merchant Tailor
ibp hnd uents Furnishing uu1dH buelneaa
slupniuuN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

IT la suggested that Congress compro.
mise the question OF new rules by adopt.
Ing those Of the MAJ quie Of QaeensbeIiy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
saturday. the Q day Of january, 1885.
Sheriff Sale.

Moses uermau
w. order Of Execution
John !, liofnhemer ot al }
uy virtue oi mn execution issued by tho clerk
OF hO Court Of Common Pleas " stark county, Ohio,
nnd 10 mo directed Will offer Tor sale NJ public 0uuiy
In tho town Of Sparta IN said county on
Monday, the 2let day OF December, 1885,
the following described personal property 10 witt One
urhy horst two brown mares, lhlte brown mues, two
roam cows one red cow Cnc lwO horse wagon, olo open
buggy, aud three sets OF harness
sap TO commence M 10 O'Clock d m. forms, cash
A. LltlNiNatl.
Coroner nov acting ahefln
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
Executors Notice.

nct,ce Ia hefeby veu that the undersigned hAa been
appointed AID guaiined N EXECUTOR VI The eaiAie ~
John y trailer, lhie u vtafk ccnnlsL nhlo, der.
aeciTnw JuIkrn ~ MtfL,rn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
saturaay, ,tnc sOlh day Of pecOmber. lssU,
Sheriff Sale.

EllIa Lnwa Order of sale
Va (HlAfk county Common
In West Of nj, PlcN Court
Ily virtue of An order Of hale iuuod by tho Clefk
OF thc court Of Common pluAa VI stark Co., ohlo IN the
above action and ~ mo directed. will offer Tor aAn NJ
public oulc nj tho door Of tho court house In tho clu
Of Canton, on
Saturday, the Cad day Of January, 1855.
tho following described real estate situate IN stark
county ONO t0wil Known NJ tho cast ono htt 0f tho
nnuihNeA quarter " section number IA, IN township
nuuilor w. ot rAnga number u containing no aofu OF
land,
Appraised At " 900
sale 10 commence At one O'Clock D. m. Terms, cAah
JAMES Lnr ahcrln,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
Saturday, the "a day OF January, l8l
Sheriff Sale.

EhRIAh NtiNs
George d. llaftor ot al Execution
W. stArE COUNT Common Pleas
j. J, wclkor Of al Court
ny virtue Of two executions issued by tho clerk
OF the Court Of Common Pleas VI NAfh county, oh0 IN
tho above action, and 10 mo directed, viii 0fof i0
aAlo NJ public Outofy on tho farm oi ], j. wolkef IN
SANDY tOwnhhlp, ON
Saturday, the Goth day Of December, 1885,
tho following described personal property to'wtl one
brown holso Onr lptai hay horse, 0o small bay horse
two bag mArea QUO bay colt, NV rcd aud white oowa
tne rod cow niue head " beaflnRu, ono i've year old
colt, htoer i've br Cd nOwu ten head " hhnAta two
ph0faH wagons nnn nhlelOn one hlAndlnR top b iggf
ono corn pOw hay hO0k ana rOpe, hay ladder, reaper
And mower QUO tanning mill ten acres VI otrn on
shock y acres Of whrat In tho gOuud, moro OF lcsa
sale to commence At % O'Clock a. M Terms cash.
doci0td A, LelNlN0hil Sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
PROBATE NOTICE.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26th, 1885,

Ibe foliownu accounts having been ned IN the mo
hate touri within and for the county pi stark aud STATE
Of ohio viii be fOf hearlnE examination aud passage on
.. - =. =. ....s...n...,n aa., 80.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
Legal Notice.

Tho state Of 0hlo, county oi y arb,
IN tho Court of Common Pleas,
Leonard iiAmmeflih, Plaintiff,
va
JuilanA whitman, Julius Witt
man aud John " wely,
nu'cndantp
Notice Ia hereby given that tho plaintiff IN tho above
entitled cause Leonard lhnlnefllh QUO " the ofpdl
tNia " tho defendant jullana whitman, has Instituted
hnlt IN tho Court NJ Conmnn rnha " Hlhik county,
Onto tuf tho purpose VI having tho said uf SOL hpldp
An1 declare Wild M 10 her cinl0fa tho Ehln by said
jullAna whitman 20 Julius whitman of her personal
property made Win the pu'pnHc hnd Intent " hlhder
delAy or duifaud hnr cledll0ia ....
LEONARD iiAMMEittIN,
Fer DAY n LtNon and W., MCMILLAN
deelO hw Aua for l'AlntlH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
sheriff Sale.

Sheriff Sale.
iIoHmA. 4 obbOn mar, ysnG Esponas ,,n0S p,.,,
Thomas Webb et ut court
Ily virtue " q vend eIponaa lAaued by tho clerk Of
tho court 0f NomnOn pleAA " STARK county Oh0 In the
above action, aud 10 mo directed Will offer for pAo h
public outc nj tho door Of tho court house In tho ou
Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 81 day Of January, 1886.
tho following described land aud caaie eltuAte IN
stark county Onto, towlu Lot number QUO hundred
aud thlrty nyc quo In webba addition 10 Alliance
Appraised At 1850.
JAMES Lrn, sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
JEwELERs,
DRUGGISTS.

y. H. DAlili,
tSuoocpor 10 y. ], 0olgcr)
kugaIgr AND PiIAilMAOiBr-uAnto u. Whorc
M bc found large and wo selected stock o. I'm
krtod and Indigenous Drngu, staple AND rafc unuml
. I'm tforWRn and donoato) Mcdlch Preparation
||fthnea Hupportnu, etc. UOmlA, nfuhhuN, And For.
|Ihmcry In endless variety npecM attention 70 the
|||illna OF PhyulciAnO prescriptions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29
BASE BALLERS.
The American Association Meeting in
Philade'p e'phia.

The American Association Meeting in
Philadelphia.
PHrLADrIPHIA, December pa special
meeting of the American Association OF
base ball clubs was held here this evening
10 take action in reference to the decision
of the Common Pleas Court OF this city,
declaring illegal the action Of the recent
annual meeting of the association in
expelTug the Metropolitan club Of New
York and admitting to membership
the National club. Of Washington, and re-
strsiuirg the Association from holding any
meeting at which the Metropolitan club
WAS not represented All the clubs OF the
Asso citation were represented this evening.
Before the meeting Was called to order an
informal conference OF delegates was held
and it was proposed, among other tblpgs,
that the Metropolitan club should re-
lease from its list Of reserved play
ers Orr and Roseman. the first
baseman and centre fielder Of that club.
This PROPOSITION Mr. Wimsn decidedly re,
fused 10 agree TO and Metropolitan dele
gates Messrs WimaD ard Williams retired
from the room in order 10 allow delegates
of other clubs 10 consult IS to the policy to
be pursued by them.
Ii was concluded afer a lengthy consul
tstion OF delegates that it Sould be unrea'
sonable 10 demand Of the Metropolitans
that Orr And Roseman should be reless
ed. The Metropolitan delegates were
then admitted eud the meeting was called
to order by President Mcknight. The
minutes Of the apnnsl meeting held De.
cember we're read and discussed, and It
was ordered that all matter relating to the
status of the Metropolitan Club in the As.
sociation be stricken from the records.
The election Of officers and all other mat
ters then adopted were approved.
The present arbitration committee, com
posed of Messrs Byrne, OF the Brooklyns;
Phelps, of I.ouisvilles, and Nimick, OF
Pittsburg, was reelected, sBd d schedule
committee consisting Of Taylor, Of Ciucin'
natl. Hart. of Louisvilie, and Simmons,
of Philadelphis, was appointed. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were selected 10 oct az
umpires during the season OF 1856: John
Kelly, of Cincinnati; j. d. Mack, OF
Hokendanuua, Pa; W. j. Csrlin, OF
Philadelphia, and B f. Young, the South
ern league umpire Of last season. The
National Club, Of Washington, was not
represented at the meeting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29
RAIDiNG THE DIVES.
Eighty. six Stale Beer Drinkers Gathered
in-Excise Law Violations.

Eighty. SIX Stale Beer Drinkers Gathered
in-Excise Law Violations.
Nrw YoRS. December 28 - Police Cap
tain McCullaqh, Of the Sixth Precinct,
made another raid on the stale beer dives
of Mulberry street last evening, aud cap
tured eighty six persons. In the past three
months over six hundred frequenteEs OF
these dives have been entered by the Sixth
Precinct police, nevertheless, each one OF
the often raided places was found as usual
last night crowded with human beings In
the last stages of degradation, wallowing
in 9Th, and so soaked with the stale beer
they had drunk that their faces seemed
made of putty and their wits to have flown:
One of the prisoners was in an advanced
stage OF deGrium tremens.
Capt. McCullagh ssid 10 a reporter: Il
intend 10 break up these stale beer dives
1t seems impossible, though, Tor every
time raid them get hundred prisoners
and they are the came ones over and over:
They should be kept on the Island longer.
There were sleo 80 arrests for violation
of the excise law yesterday. 1t wss un-
derstood that q great effort wss 10 be made
10 suppress the sale Of liquor on Sunday;
but from all accounts the saloons were
open as usual, aud no serious difficulty was
encountered by the FOUNDERS IN their
search for drinks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29
A BRUTAL MURDER.
A Jealous Husband Shoots the Cause o.
His Jsalousy to Death.

A Jealous Husband Shoots the Cause Of
His Jealousy to Death.
Fr. SMITH, ARK, December 23.-An-
other bloody sfrsy occurred in the Chero-
kee nation yesterday in which Geo. Hiles
Was brutally murdered BY Dave Mice and
Joe Hunter. The cause Of the killing
Was Hiless attention to Mizee's wife
Nj ee and his wife had parted. On
Christmas Eve Hiles escorted Mrs. Mice
to q party. This enrsged Mice who
swore vengeance. Yesterday Mice
and Hunter went TO the
residence Of Hiles' father and called their
victim out for the ostensible purpose OF
talking with him. Taking young Hiles
away into the woods a few steps Mice,
who had double ba:reled gun, turned
suddenly upon him and emptied the con-
tents into his breast, after which, assisted
By Hunter, be riidled the boys body With
bullets and left it wsltering in blood. Both
murderers escaped, but deputy msrshsls
sre in hot pursuit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29
MILITIA CONSOLIDATED.

The Illinois National Guard Eeorgnnized
as Sherman Recommends.
Chicago, December 23.-The Adiutant
General of Illinois to day issued an ordeF,
consolidating the Fifth, Seventh, Eighth
and Ninth regiments of Illinois National
Guard into two regiments OF twelve COM
panies, or three battalions, in accordance
with the amended State Military Code
All the infantry regiments Of the State will
be consolidated in the same manner, giving
Illinois six regiments of infantry one bat
talon of cavalry and two batteries OF artil'
lery. The organization is in accordance
with General Sbermsn's recommendation
for the reorganization of the United States
army, as contemplated by the pending
Mankerson bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29
FAVQas HIGH LICENSE.

Judge Noah Davis Addresses . Temper
aDce Meeting in the HstrOPol {"
NEw YoRK, December IS Judge Noah
Davis addressed atemPsFsucs GeSing last
evening. In the course Of his remarks be
said that in his own eIpsriet &c be bad
taken occasion hundreds Of times to Inquire
Of prisoners brought before bin gbg tssy
we're there. He said t5si s,ghttsnibs Of
the crimes tried in the criminal cours
we're tracesble to drink he thought The
LIQUOR evil could ke sbs,ed If pay day ssse
changed from Saturday 70 .ss middle Of
the week. Wages would then 90 to the
support Of the families Of the eArpcrs, and
there would be no such temptation as Sun.
dsy now presents. Realizing thar prohi-
bition would be 8 deed letter 10 lie enforce
meut, he thought that high hcense should
be favored, and be cited the good Effects Of
such q lay in Chicago
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29
APACHE DEVILTRY.

LosS to Life and Property Much Worse
Than Reported.
Ell PAso, TEN, December 2s-W. J.
Jones one of the beat known rancbmen in
Arizona, arrived here yesterday from the
vicinity of the recent Indian mssgacres.
In an,interview, Mr.. Jones says the situa'
ton in western New Mexico and eastern
Arizona is really much worse than has
been reported by the newspapers. He de-
clares no one person can gather an ade'
ouate idea Of the terrorized condition OF
the inhabitants and the actual number OF
people killed BY the Apaches within the
past few mouths. Dozens OF families have
hesn massacred in different parts Of The
Territory, aud the news Of their death has
never been spread beyond the immediate
viciaity owing to the long distance and
separation from the outside world. Mr.
Jones mentions three murders in New
Mexico, which to his knowledge have never
been published. and says just prior to his
departure from New Mexico, be helped to
bury the body OF a neighbor found mur
dered by IndiaUP.
The fearful loss By era aud pIunder at
the hands of msrsudiUg Apsches has also
been underestimate, az many rarches
have been literally cleaned up Of stock
and the houses burned. The ranchmen OF
Gtabam county, Arizona, have equipped a
ranger force at their own expense, and
placed them in the field. Settlers ore de.
psn6ipg entirely on these ranchers. The
regular army is no longer relied upon by
tie people 10. suppress the frequent out
breaks. Mr. Jones asserts that Governor
Zulick, Of Arizona, is in favor Of immed-
lately organizing territorial ranger torce,
aud has been petitioned to call the Legis-
lature together foT this purpose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29
SHOULD Be CHANGED.

The wrecking Laws of Canada aud the
United States = Disgrace to Both.
TORONTO, OST., December 2s.-The
Globe to day says: The wreckiDg laws Of
Canada aud the United States are dis.
grace to both countries and should be
changed. The law Of the Dominion is ur-
wise and inhuman, aud perhaps some
member ofthe Government shares in the
profits Of the monopoly which the wreckiDg
act created. As was shown some time
ago. the only wrecking service on the Ca
madam side OF the lakes that is benefited
by the present state Of affairs is really
Owned 0y parties in the United States. If
President Cleveland made proper repre-
seuTatiou OF the fae:s TO the Imperial Gov
erumeut, it's regard for the fair fame Of the
empire would cause it TO use its Influence
with the Dominion Government for a
change in the law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29
THE MEXICAN WAY.
PartisauS of q Defeated Candidate FOL
Mayor Resort to Riot,

Partisaus of a Defeated Candidate for
Mayor Resort to Riot,
Sr. LOUIS, December 2s.-The follow
ing ra,he: exciting information is furnish
ed BY the Brownsville, Texas, correspond
ent of the Globe, Democrat; Under to,
davis date sdvices from Rome, Texas,
state that a force yariously estimated al
from one hundred TO one hundred and hity
men are cougrega,ed st Juan Msldevado 3
ranch four miles from Rome, arriving and
nrepsripp for a raid on Misrer, Mexico.
which il about seven miles distant from
the ranch. They are partisans OF one OF
defeated candidates for mayor in the re-
cent election at Misrer, and an on raising
riot, were driven ont BY the Federal
troops. The rioters retTested across the
Rio Grande and fred on the troops from
the American bank. It is not known II
the United States authorities have taken
spy steps to break up this flhbustering ex-
pedition. .. -,
Another correspondent writing from
Npeyo Loredo. Mexico, says Gen. Gomez,
Commander in Chief OF this division Of the
Mexican army, arrived here lsst night and
this morning issued an order commanding
The Fourth battalion of cavalry to start OF
once for Misrer. Although the reason fol
this movement is Eot understood il l:
thought the troops have been ordered there
TO uresesve peace at the the time OF the IN
aueuration of the newly elected ot6c'aI
January lst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-29
AN ASSESSMENT ORDERED

Nv Springfield Division BOndhOlders to
Defend the stand Previously Taken.
BALTIMORE, December 23.-The bond
holders Of the Springfield division of the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad held an
other meeting to-day and received the re
port of the committee appointed on the
dav of the last meeting, December Y.
The committee state that the right OF the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad company. In
1875 to purchase the Springfield division
was fully passed upon BY the Circuit Court OF
the United States, in the case OF Dlmptel vS.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company,
reported in 9 Bisseler Reports l27, and cite
an opinion of Judge Drummond, which
was confirmed by the United States Su.
preme Court, to show the legality OF the
transaction and Of the issue OF the bonds
in question.
After hearing the report the members OF
the meeting gave to the committee power
to make an assessment Of 81 on each and
eyery bond. the money thus obtained to be
used in defending the stand taken by the
bopdholders on December 22d, against
President Peabody and other stockholders
of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Com
nany