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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-17
THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY
EfEf.
The Reason. Why EI should be Passed.

To the Editor Of TIE fvrxrSa srAS:
The bill contemplating the erection Of g rev
Congressional library. and which passed the
Senate by vote OF 50 to 4. is soon 10 come mp
IN the House, and there is reason to expect
that the same Old ooj, ctions however absurd
thev have been proved TO be. are 10 be employed
IN the endeayor to defeat lis passage.
This bill! has engaged the attention aud con-
slGeration of so many able and competent gen.
uemeH acting on the various Library commit
tees Tor PERIOD of Is years (since the Forfy-
tnlrd Congress In 1879. that further delay in
Ihe matter cannot be reasonably explained.
VERY one OF these committees has made favor
aole aud unanimous reports
me attention OF the public Is here called to
the personnel OF these committees
Names OF committees:
FoREf.fniRp ooNGREss-is7S TO 1875.
7. o. Howe VIM Ere
Vim. u. Allison JaIncs uo,;,n.
Geo. r. Edmunds Hester Clvmer
foRIf-ForRFh coNGaEss-lS.5 TO 1877.
SENATE. NoIsr
T. o. Howe Eels,er tI,mar
Geo. i. Edinunds Az NJ Waddsl
Matt. W HANSON James Nonroe
roGrN-rIFTn coNGEEss-ls77 TO 1879. q.
T. o. Howe. Samuei : COY
Geo. Edmunds Charles 2 Hooker
Mart. W. Ransom. Eugene Hale.
FoErY-FIFTK CoNGRESS-(ExrRA SESSION. 1880
SENATE. H0I-SE.
-. W VOORHEES,. Geo. ". tieddis.
francis >. herman. Philip Cock.
Justin :. morrill, VIM. Claan
foRyr-SrXrH coNGREss--lSSO TO 1881.
SENATE. HOVrE.
d. W. Voorhees, Geo W CeaG.s
Matt w. Ransom J. Il. Richmond
Geo. +. Edmunds VIM. Clafin
FoRTY-SETENTH CONGRFSs-lSSl tn 1851
. SENATE HOUSE.
u. W. VOORHEES,. ". W Rice
~ {. Butler c. r. Earwell
Justin 5. Morrell II. l.. Hunphrev
-- --- Geo. VI. Geddes
-- -- l.. l.. Gibson.
FoRTY-EIGBTn C0NGREsS-lSS3 To 1886.
SENATE. HORSE
~ w. VOORHEES,. Otho r. Singleton.
Thos. T. bayard. Gilbert ". n oolward
Justin =. Morrill, NaWron ~ Nnttiur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-17
How the observations and Predictions
are Made.

THE COURSE OF STORMS UNIVERSALLY EAST
wARD-wHY NO STORM EVER REACHES Us
FROM THE PACIFIC SLOPE COLD WAVE
THE NORTHWEST THAT BLOWS BOTH HOT AND
coLD-How TO BECOME AN INDEPENDENT
WEATHER PROPHET
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
The old reliabie store Of G. y, Helnsems

The old reliable store of &. D. Heinneman
Is stiil headquarters fordrugs and medicines
He has a full line OF patent medicines, sell
Ing them In quantities TO suit at Eastern
prices
II Won want a good appetite, drink Dami
an y Bitters. Michel Levy & Co, wholesale
hquor dealers agents.
A positive cure for yspepsia-Damiana
Bitters Mica al Levy d Co., wholesale liq
uor dealers. age nts,
Damiana makes the Old, youu aud the
week strong and healthy. Michel Levy
90. wholesale lpiuor dealers, agents
sHuoH's CURE WILL Immediately re.
Heve Group. Whooping cough and iron
chitis. Soldby G. f. HeinEemAh, II r
Main street
ARE YOU MADE miserable by lndtges
tion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Loss ol Appe-
positive cure. Sold by G. r. Heinaemah, u.
n. Main steet
suuOH's VITALIZER is what you meet
for ConstipatiOn. Loss OF Appetite, pi2zines,
and ali symptoms Of Dyspepsia Price as
and Is ceuts per bottle. Sold by }, &. Heinze
man, 122 North Main street
FOR lame back, side or chest, use shiloh
Porous Plaster. Price . cents.
GROUP. wHOoPING Cough anG bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by ShilohE
S,ure. sold by F. G. Hcinzcmau, l22 NORTH
Main stree
sLFEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
mat terrible cough ShiOhs cure tH the
remedy for YOU. sold by g. +. Heluzeuau.
i22 North Main street
The Mexican remedy for diseases OF III
tidnev and bladder is bsmtana bittera N
Lew K Co, wholesale rates. jam ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
MEXICAN

Mustang Liniment is without an equal.
1t penetrates flesh and muscle to
the very bone--malzing the continu-'
ance Of pain and inflammation fmposs
sible. Its effects upon Human Flesh and
the Brute Creation are equally wonder.
| full. The Mexican
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
,muor,nut 90 ConsumptIves.

The people Of Australia aud OF lhe State oi
California have been astonished at the won
derful curative power of Eucalyptus, oF
cum tree leaves, for all throat aud lung
diseases. preparation called the Gum
free Cough syrup" has rapidly sold all
over our State and is the only cure for z
noid whooping cough bronchitis, etc,
that will not make you sick AZ the
stomach in taking Relieves violent
coughing; soothing to fever and all
irritation. U. f. HeinEeman, sole agent, Los
Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
Eirn In.,rrnnce.

The undersigned is prepared 10 issue 1t
once policies ON all desirable risks at eur
rent rates In the most substantial CRlttor-
MIA, Eastern aud toseign companies, includ.
lug the Ktna, OF HarttoiS-. Liverpool and
London and Globe, Union, OF y IN scA4ssisco,
North british aud Mercantile, OF EdinhurS -,
German American, of New York, and Lon
don and Lancashire. MM. J. BRopRlcK,
No Commercial st.
Telephoue No 81 jeis ON
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01

every house. Every day brings news of
the agony OF nt1 awful scaiu or burn
subdued, of rheTlnntfc martyrs re-
stored, or valuable horse or OF
saved by the healing power of this
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
EIectro-Magnetis the New
VEe..ns nG Gsnre

DR.. E. Robbins Electro Magnetic Insti
tute, corner First aud Spring streets, en-
trance on \First street, Is now fitted up, al
considerable expense, with everything that
is necessary to cure chronic and so-called
incurable Diseases, by the finest electrical
appara,uses Mn the world. Turkish and
Russian bathA; also electric sulphur baths.
DR.. Robbins his had several years expert
encc In the Australian colonies, San Fran
cisco, Salt LaAs City, Denver aud three
years In Los Anteles, aud hundreds of lead.
ing citizens cain testify TO the wonderful
effects of eleetrtcity IN curing eases OF
chronic diseases khen all else had failed,
and therefore ali persons suffering shoulti
try this new remedy before abandoning all
hope. After every treatment the patients
are treated with the Massage treatment, by
persons OF their own sex The Doctor
diagnoses disease .hout explanation from
the patient, free Of charge, His office hours
are 5 TIL ~, to ..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01

Elmo Hotel Residence 1917 s. Main st.
Telephone 332 Physician and Surgeon IN
charge ui Medical aud Surgical nispensury
All acute aud chronic diseases successfully
treated. OFFICE RS-lu to II A. 81,
to 8 and to T.. NJ sundays, 10 70 u
A. N. Calls iu the city promptly attended
To. day or night. sppt9.tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
HoTiCE.

The LOS ANGELES CITY WATER GO GO.
viii strictly enforce the following rule; Il &c
hours for shrinking are between and
o'clock A. NJ and and $ o'clock p u. For .
violation Of the above regulation the water
will be shut of aud fine OF Two dollAIs WI
~. chsrVed before water will be turned on
esip' Jn"' Il 72stf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
COMING SOUTH. come NORTH.
STEAMERS

Steamers Santa Rosa ana Orizaba 70
through to San Diego, leaving San Pedro on
the dates o. their arrivals from San Fran
cisco.
The Santa Rosa and 0rizaba call at SAINTS
Barbara and Port Hartford (Sen Luis Ubispo
only, on the route to and from San fraD-
cisco.
Cars 20 connect with steamers leave s. p,
4. X. depot, Los Angeles, as follows: With
Santa Rosa and 0rizaba, al Il O'Clock A. NJ
With Los Angeles and Eureka, going uorth
AZ l0o,clock An railroad time, unless other
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
ST. CHARLES.
mir C,,eap.

Hacks, coupss and harness All in
fine order. Will sell or trade. Call
Grand Central Hotel office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
Mrs. GOlGStGin'S Announcement.

I Would announce to my old friends and
customers for the last twelve years, that
shall not remove to the Market, but will con.
tinue To keep fresh butter, eggs. poult y
dressed and undressed game, and fresh
horse raddish, with good assortment Of
family groceries. at my old stand,
No. b. North Main Street,
Whore / will be happy to meet my old
friends and customers and any new comers
who may favor me with call.
mott MRS. S. GOLDsTEIN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
Choice Stock for Sale

will sell at private sale. at my ranch,
Buena Vista, five miles northeast Of Ana
helm, the following choice stock:
One Stallion, Dan de 8. Foaled June l6.
1878 sire, Niagara; dam, Minnie. Belmont
mare.
One Ayrshire Bull Bruce. Dropped Dec.
2. 1878; Flora. his dam, is out Of imported
cow Highland Mary, imported by +. ID.
Atherton, of Menlo Park. Sire, Alexander;
imported by Thos. H. 5eiby of MEMO Park.
There is no breed of stock in the world
that will surpass the Ayrshire for milk its
peculiar quality is the wonderful amount
and richness Of the cheese made from it.
One Jersey Bull, Romeo. Dam, imported
COW Matella, No. 430, P. G. ]. G. @. Sire,
Jersey Boy, No. 175, P. G. J. G. G. Ear label
or tag, No rs Polhemus.
One Yearling Ayrshire,Jersey Bull, Rob
Roy. One COW 5-year-old, Daisy, Durham
Jersey. There are about forty head OF thor
oughbred and grade.
Any one desiring to get good milch COW
would do well to buy one of these animals,
as they are unequaled for either the quality
or quantity OF their milk yield. ON account
Of their size their progeny would be yalus-
Bile for beef. J h. TuFFREE.
Oct29tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY


ST. ELMO.
Kline. San Franc'co c q Wightman, Phila
j Hamilton, do DR. Wightman, do
NJ Hnckey, n Y W Land, sacramento
X L Jones, do sB Merr, Sioux. City
h Cannon, Salt Lake LETTERS 4 W. do
II Canard, do EN- Haskell. Azusa
BE Ward, Pasadena
GRAND CENTRAL.
W G Ready. Arizona C Fry, San lacinto
Mrs Ready do Fry, do
Mrs Sanders & do W Malsu, Brighton
A Moss, lIolsteln, Ia NJ D Bowen, Lordsb'g
d Pixley, Rincon NJ Harris Lady,
+ Balhorn San Diego Daggitt
" Richardson, ,Compn II 0 Bass Merced
II Henrichson, Ana. L Lklchards0n, SPedro
helm, Cal IF Moody Pomona
ST. CHARLES.
Mrs NJ Miller, Newhall II A Kcsney, San Jose
Mrs Hanscom, do Miss Clara Hargrave,
J NJ S Kelton,wf & ch, Kansas City
Newhall II Morris, wi & ehd
ID Jordan, Florida Ontario
w II Williams, Sacto Il A Whitney, Pom ma
q ri Fullerton, Riv'sd S Marsh, San Bdno
E II Kringman, do Il Croft, Crofton
W Martin, San Fran K NJ Mower, Cotton
z Fennelly, Boston
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

SAN Francisco, Cal, Oct. 18th, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given teat all persons de-
should send their application and money
direct TO me et San Francisco. All monet
orders and drafts should be made pavable
TO me at san Francisco Postoffice or banks
me deputy Collector at Los Angeles d oes
ocla AsA ELLIS, Col-ecter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

Being deslrous of closing out my Liyevv
stable establishment be ore the beginning
~ lne new year win from this date and
loI the period Of one month sell At private
stock Of Horses, Bugefee, two and tlree-geat
carriages, Hamesses, Robes, Saddles, etc
etc. VIII personally attend TO the sales IL
my stable, No. is Los Angeles street, every
day from 10 to 4, excepting Sunday All
those owing for buggy or hor hire are
hereby notified 10 come and settle with me
before the lst day OF December Thanking
my customers and friends for the patronage
heretofore extended to me. WIN pive Lease
OF building TO any one desiring the whole
outht n4-1mI CHARLES gAaaAGNE
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01

oaioe and Residence, corner Spring and
Fourth streets
once Hours-lO-l2 a. NJ, Ito o p. NJ, IS
pM o5 lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
PHYSICIANS
DIR. REESE,

SPECIALTIES:-D Diseases OF the Eye, Ear,
Nose, Throat and Neck, Skin Diseases,
Diseases OF the Urinary organs, Female
Diseases.
Also Surgical Operations as for Fistula,
Structure, Cancer, Polypus, and all Tunors
Hare-lip, Club-feet and nll Deformiti
Chronic Ulcers, Varicose Veins and Rectal
Diseases; Diseases of the Bones, etc.
RR-OFFlCE Rooms i3-Il-I5 SCHU-
MACHEk BLOCK, 5priug street opposite
Postoiice Los Angeles, Gai,
Piles treated without the use Of Knife,
Ligatnre or Caustio remedles. novhtf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
BRIDGE PROPOSALS.
oryIcn OF TIE BoAnp OF SUPERVISOR

OFFICE oFTHE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF Los ANGELES COUNTY, CAL.
Sealed bids will be received at this Office
until 10 A. M. December,7th, 1886, for build
ing bridge across New River at san
ford's Crossing" Also bridge across
"San Gabriel River at Compton Crossing, as
per plans and specifications on file at Coun-
ty Clerks office
Bids to specify price per linear foot for the
70-foot span; also price per foot for spans of
lesser lengths.
First bridge to be completed within 90
days from and second bridge TO be com.
pleted within 30 days from date of contract.
certified check of $3.50 to accompany
each bid The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
By order of the Board OF Supervisors OF
Los Angeles county, California
G. H. DUN5MOOR,
nov20 2w Clerk of Board.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
CLAIMS BOUGHT.

All good claims either ON the County or
City hought by John Fuller. Once Room
Nadeau Block. sepS-I
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
DR.. J c. KIRKPATRICK,
SURGEON ARD HOMGoPATHIsT,
j. ADAMS, M. D.

Has returned to hi, former residence, p s..
Fort street
OFFICE IfouRs-i to 4 r. NJ. Telephone i6.
noV8tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09
TERRIFIC GALE.

The Steamer 0ormanlc, Bound for Now
York, Compelled 10 Return TO Queens
town,
QUEENSTOWN, April THE White Star
hne steamship Germanlc, which loft this
port on Friday afternoon for Now York,
with $50 passengers on board has returned
here having. encountered terrific storm
and q tidal wave Saturday night
when the vessel was about lyo
hundred miles west Of Fast
net q tremendous storm began
10 rage, This continued with unabatcd
bury for the space Of ten hours, On Sun.
day morning the waters were In the widest
eonmOton. The vessel was repeatedly
struck by tremendous seas The pilot
house was destroyed, All the boats wero
swept away, and the sky lights
were smashed, Then q tidal wave OF
enormous force and volume burst Into tho
rcadrg-yoOm, smashed through the bulk
head, and poured In great flood into tho
grand saloon and tho slNle-rOOms. Tho
passengers were thrown into great commo.
ton for q time, bat none OF them were hurt
Tho Captain and officers remained
cool and self'posscssed throughout
and acted with excellent Judgment Ono
seaman was lost aud several were Injured.
The steamship suffered such injuries,
though tho engines were not dagaged, that
II was considered unwse 10 proceed on tho
Trip, She will so back 10 Liverpool 10
make Tepalrs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Fire destroyed tho Mayer Hotel at Fori
Wayne, built nifty years ago.
Railway agents at Dos Molnes are selling
tickets 20 Chicago at 1--WE dollars or less.
Recent rains insure good average crops
throu hout California, excepting the Ban
Joaquin Valley.
The Pennsylvania Company has restored
passenger rates on all its lines, including
those for emigrants
In Lake Michigan, 10 the north and easp
OF Ahnapee, there Ia a solid HELD OF icn
sixty miles square and nearly three foes
thick.
Charles Remley, Indicted with his moth.
or for numbering his father, was found
guilty Monday al DodgeviIie, Wis.,, and
sentenced for Kfe,
There are abundant rumors In tho East-
ern press that the West Shore and Nirkel-
Plate Roads are 10 be placed practically
under one management forming a through
line from New York 10 Chicago,
The striking qnarrymen at Joliet, Ill,
Monday morning routed tho Sheriff.
posse, together with the men who had
gone 10 work at the reduction. The Gov.
ernor has been petitioned 10 order out the
militia, apd, judging from the spirit shown
by tho strikers, riot 10 imminent
To bring matters 10 speedy termina.
ton tho bondsmen of Auditor Brown, Of
Iowa, Monday surrendered him 10 tbs
authorities at Des Molnes, and inthe altar.
noon his attorneys went 70 Davenport
where tho Supreme Court will be %.
titionod for his release on writ OF habeAs
corpus,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

ELAINE Republicans are greatly die
pleased at the reaIpOintment OF Mr.
Pearson postmaster Of New York. When
the case is understood, II will be seen
that the. President is proceeding strictly
In accordance with The principles laid
down In his letter on civil service re-
form. The fundamental idea of civil
service reform Is that the civil service
shall be made as far as possible non
partisan, and In, his letter President
Cleveland laid particular emphasis up
on this point, Insisting that the ilrst
thing to be done was TO eliminate
Offensive partlsans" and those appoint
ed for political considerations from the
public service, In every case where
President Cleveland has made removals
or called for designations, the incum-
bent was one who had been n violent
Republican partisan, or had been up.
pointed as q reward OF partisan service,
Postmaster Pearson was not appointed
the Grst time as q partifan, was not
given his Office as the reward OF political
work. He was raised to the place, when
Postmaster james resigned, In the strict
line Of civil service promotion, and as a
purely business matter, lie never con.
cerned himself with politics, and during
the late campaign was abused by the
Blaine organs because no refused to turn
lls Office into political machine for
Blaine's benefit. Moreover, the tillce IL
one Of the most important In the coun'
Try, and ono that should be, ~ far As
possible, removed from tho Domain Of
partisan politics aud bis retention was
n hed by the business interests OF New
York, and by Democrats as well as Re.
publicans. When understood, We 10
IIeye II viii DO conceded by Democrats
~ well as Republicans that President
Cleveland acted wisely In rcappolnting
Postmaster Pearson.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

JUDGING by the Democratic papers 10
the interior Of New York State tho
theory Of wild spread disgust aud do.
moralIzation over tho appointment OF
Mr.. Pearson does not exist. On the con.
trary, the Democratic editors seem tor-
gard Mr.. Cleyoland's act az equivalent
to laying upa good store Of ammuni.
tlon for uee In the critical campaign
next fall. We see u great many Demo.
cratic papers from oil the States In the
course Of u week, and have yet TO come
across any indication OF tho disgust and
Generalization about which Republi-
cans talk 80 glibly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

A delegation, representing the Okla
bona settlers, is In Washington, headed
by ex Governor Click, Of Kansas, with
ex-Congres' man Clark and Weaver. IL
has made TO Secretary Lamar the serious
charges against Senator'S Ingallp, Plumb
aud Teller, that these gent emen are
pecnniarily interested In the Oklahoma
question, that piece Of land belonging
to tho Cheyennes and Arapahces has
been leased for grazing purposes to u
Mr. Malay, who represents Senator Tel.
ler 56i, iS0 acres being involved, II. b.
Denham, with 10000 acres, Is only
another name for Senator ingalls,, while
A. g, Evans and l. NJ. Briggs, with i5G,.
900 aud $40 72O acres respectively, are
the agents Of Senator Plumb. These
charges they propose 10 lay before the
President, who they say has been In
posed upon by lawyers respecting the
cattle raIsera aud induced 10 issue The
proclamation Of several days ago, 1t
will be shown that tho d cllra,icn that
there are no wire fences In Oklahoma is
utterly at variance with the facts, and
map has been prepared which gives all
the information obtainable aa TO the
men who have cattle and land In this
pa OF tho United States, Two plans
are 10 be submitted TO the proper author
tiles with o view TO q permanent settle.
ment Of this dispute, one 10 have a
judicial decision and the other to have
tho President appoint commission TO
investigate the rights Of the cattlemen,
II any exist, Soldiers, the delegation
say, are not necessary, and the only
question nj Issue Ia whether the lands
aro public or not by the action Of
Senator Teller, the cattle raIsers were
allowed 10 pick up without shadow OF
right about 100000 acres Of the 1ncst
grazing land In the Wost. This is tho
sans Secretary who slgOalIzed the
closing days Of bis administration by
Issuing patents for nearly q million
acres Of public lands 10 the Backbone"
land grdbbers, aud for which
no has been u0comtortably rOOstod In
recent Ssn0te debates.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09
DEMOCRATIC oANTONi
A Pretty Clean Sweep on Monday In Cam
ton City and Township.

A Pretty Clean Sweep on Monday In Can
ton City and Township,
the only city official the Republicans
elected In Canton on Monday was the
Mayor. Mr.. Rex, by a majority Of 1850.
All the others are Democrats. These
are:
Solicitor, Myers, by 1888 majority.
Water Works Trustee, Frank, Ill ma
jority.
Marshal, schlegel. 4l3 majority.
Street Commissioner, Margo, S93 ma
jorlty.
Market Master, Bowers, 1854 majority.
Members Of Council are elected by
wards, Of which four are Democrats,
Miller, Vogelgesang, Rohrer and Frazer;
and three Republicans, Maline, Meek
aud Roberts.
OF the seven members of the Board Of
Education elected on Monday four are
Democrats, Barlet, Dannemiller, Raedel
and Silver; and three Republicans, Laib'
lin, Webb and Clark.
or the seven assessors, six are Demo.
crate, Gouenat, Myers, Baxter Gonder,
Loichot and Bahney; and one Republican
In the 9TH ward, Miller.
or the township officials, the Demo.
Gratis elect the three Trustees, Trout,
Bechel and ROhnj the treasurer, Du'
mont the clerk, DanSIger, generally by
rousl0g mOjorltiNs; and one constable,
Rebholt2, The Republicans get the as
SCISSOR aud one constable,
II this does not show a pretty clean
Democratic sweep, we know not,
Of six city officials the Republicans
get one.
or seven COunCllmen the Republicans
get three.
0,scyen members of Beard Of Educa-
tion the Republicans get three,
OF seven ward assessors the Republi.
cans got but single one.
or seven township positions the Re-
publicans get but two.
All this shows an aggregate Of TWEEN
tyfour for the Democratic, and ten for
the Republicans. The only important
city or township position the Republi.
cans got Ia the Mayor Hurrah for hnr.
rahl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

THE mother OF s. s. Cox, Minister Ia
Turkey, died at midnight on Friday, at
Banesville, Ohio, surrounded by her four
daughters, her brother, Col. Sullivan,
and her son. She was daughter Of
Judge Samuel Sullivan, pioneer Of
Ohio In 1904, when that city was In the
woods, and was born In Market street,
Philadelphia, In 1901, The family were
driven west by the yellow fever They
were from New Castle, Del Judge Sulli.
van had many Offices q trust, among
Others Treasurer Of State, llo was
known as an homes. and just man In
carly OHIO, and served the nublic In
many emergencies, The funeral took
place Sunday
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09
JEFFERsoNIAN CIVIL SERVICE.


The Philadelphia Record, one the
ablest Of the independent papers In the
country, says:
Thomas Jefferson, II will probably be
admitted, was O pretty good sort OF Q
Democrat, and not an Indifferent friend
of an effective non partisan civil service.
When Jefferson went Into cfiice no
found all the placea Of government. big
and little In the possession OF tho opp0-
nents of the Democratic party. Although
hostile 10 the spoils policy, Mr.. Jeifereon
proceeded 10 make removals from office
In order TO relieve the government OF ita
proscriptiye partisan character. The SIT
nntion 10 now precisely what II was In
1901. In all the vast administrative
departments OF government members OF
the prescribed party are nowhere to be
found, except q few who have suddenly
turned up since the November election.
II will require. then, a great many re-
moyals from office before the equilibrium
ls restored and before party prescription
10 Itself prescribed. What better way
TO prescribe prescription than by remoy-
Ing officials who have used their places
10 promote partisan ends, and who have
roamed about the country making Often
siye partisan speeches 10 save their
offices while neglectlng their duties.