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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
IHE VALLEY RAILWAY,
Annual Meeting OF the stookhO'ders-
President Wnde's Report

Annual Meeting OF the stookho'ders-
President wade'a Report
The annual meeting Of the atockhOld
ers OF the Valley railway company WAS
held at tho headquarters OF the company
on Water street yesterday forenoon.
Charles Peaae was chosen chairman Of
the meeting and W. b. Porter o. crAlary,
Daniel TOnner OF Canton, y, 0, Herrlck
OF Akron and w. j Harrison OF CleVe'
land, were appointed inspectors. The
total number OF votes cast was l0OI8,
all In unanimous support OF the follow
ing ticket for directors; W, j. Board
man, l.. NJ. COe and John Tod.
President Wade'a annual report TO the
stockholders Ia az follows;
10 the Directors and Stockholders OF the
Valley Railway Company;
GRNTLEMEN;--l have the honor TO sub
init herewith for your consideration the
auditors statements OF the ba-ineaa OF
the company for the past year, showing
reanlta,far more satisfactory than had
dared 10 hope for In view OF the disae
lrOus year for TallrOadlng through
which we have had TO pass,
II shows pretty c0nclnalyely that your
road IN self sustaining under unfaY0r'
able circumstances, and In prosperous
times may 6e made u valuable property
Very respectfully
j, II, WADE, President.
EARNINGS AND OPERATING EXPENSES FOl
THE yFAQ lSSD
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

II have sold your remedy for rheuma.
tlsm and euralg'a-Athlophoroe and
have used II In my own fam h with por.
feet success, think II q FIR 4 class rem.
edN' ~ tho opinion Of j, D. Taylor, q
druggist OF Roseylllo, o., aud the opln.
Ion III correct.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

From J,W. Yowell, Dudley, ILL.,, DR..
]. II, McLean's Tar wine Lung Balm is
the only medicine that gives mo any res
lief from cough. l have had chronic
bronchltle for years, and would not be
without this excellent cough remedy
for ANYTHING.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

THE Republican State OF Iowa could
formerly be depended on for q Republl.
can majority OF from 10000 to 100000,
but is now reduced 10 tho necessity OF
making o gerrymander Ia order 20 re
tain Q Republican majority In la Con-
gresslonal delegation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
Road Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given that n petition will DO pro-
sento1 10 tho Commissioners Of stark county NJ their
nert neaaOn TO be hold on tho iat Monday Of June,
u 1885, praying for the location aud establishment OF
County lload along tho following described route In
HAd county, 10 witt beginning NJ point on tho woet
line OF tho road known M tho Randolph roid-North
Market street extended said point being ALSO on tho
limo known ~ tho township nc, between Canton town
ship aud palu townshlp IN Stark county, Ohiol thence
weatwhfdly Along and township limo aforesaid W tho
Apfpphw pEr1 ftONEN,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

A free and easy expetoration 10 pro
duced bya few doses OF DR.. ]. II. Mo.
Leans Tar Wine Balm, In oil cases OF
hoarseness, sore throat or difficulty Of
breathing. 25 cents bottle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

The following marriage licenses have
been Issued: Edward Miller and Julia
Schissler, Canton Daniel II, Landau and
Mary Mattie, Washington tp., Addison
X, 5haub and Katie ". Mong, Robsrts.
VILE; Elton II. Double and Ella M. Nun
caster, Canton; Charles II. Steele and
Cora A. Bllnn, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
Married.

AT the house OF Mr.. Miller, by Rev. j,
B. Rust, April % I'd, 1880, Mr.. Edward
Miller and Miss julia Schissler, both OF
Canton, o.
BY the same, aud on the Same date,
Mr., Charles II, Steele and Miss Cora A,
Bllnn, both OF Canton, o,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
Died Ia Brazil,

Intelligence was received this morn.
Ing by Q. Q, Bow, Esq, Of the death at
Rio Janiero, Brazil. Of MIR. james q
Henderson, whose home was at Alliance,
and who was q nephew Of Mr. Hugh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

Tho beat ealyo In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, chappod hands, chilblains, corns,
and all akin eruptlona, and positively
cures pllos. or no pay required. II In
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 20 cents per
box, For sale by Durbln, Wright u Co
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
Divorce Notice.

william Corcorap, rcsldlng at watcrtown, IN the
state VI Now York. will take notice that on tho tltn
dny Ot March 1885, Emma Cntcoran filed hei petition
IN the Court of common ploas, stark county, ONO
praylng divorce from said william Uorcoran, on tho
ground OF groa neglect of duty hia pNit toward aad
Emma Ooro1ran. said Cauac Will DO for hearing on
-'' WV MyErs a uiyiN,
mafiBLw Alvys Tor kmma UorcofAn, pltn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

IT looks 90 though Gladetone's Idea OF
home rule is about ~ little understood
by some members OF Parliament 40 the
tariff question 10 by some American Con-
Rresamen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

Nervous irritation and pains In the
region Of the kidneys and bladder are
promptly cured by Or. j. II, McLoan'e
Homeopathic Liver and Kidney Balm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
SalHTlaY,thG 22l day Of MAY, A,p. 1886

At lna O'Clock D. m tha following described real estate,
free VI tho d wer OF lebaooa Fisher the widow OF said
samuel Fisher therein, twli situate IN stark 00un'
ty, sia'e OF 1ihO, and being part Of tic nOthwest
quart VI SEQ ion number twrhty nine (2Nl, IN town
sup number eleven uD, IN range humber ton l0l,
and beginning At tH southwest efnhr O said quarter
afonij thence st fourteen (l4l ehpina hnd ninety
four l) inks 70 pnhl ihenoe n0lth forty A0) ohalha
ana llnka 70 the Northern boundary OF sald quarter
the 90 vest fourteen (lil Oh llna ana ninety four
t0) links 10 the northwest corner Of said quarlerl
thence south I ~ (i0) ohana aud nne lO) links "a
lhr place oil beg'nnlng containing h1U 600 acres OF
land
Also Tho north half " fractional section number lhlr
q (hOl In said township estimated 10 GnntAin hk acres
being The same pTemara opny ytd by deed non joaenh
Mleer ana wlle 10 samuel tl.herj 0hlel september
1853 ~ the lIeorIda Of baid STARK county,
Alsoa 70 or right of WY described as io0wsl stu
Ate IN sugar Oienh township, IN tAd STARK county,
hiNn ~ aeotlon 90 range 10, township II, Deglnlna
nuty, OhO, O ihe llnH Of Wayne and stark Oolnlles
tisnOe nnIth iiten bl minutes west four az chains
Ali Nght 90 links % post hu aainn benn tho south
90 nor VI artl0nal sec bOl theme North two (al
do aud i've (b) mlnule6 eat, with the lne running
Dulwten aett0nn 80 ani 30 fourteen (iil cha No ana
htIi one (6l) links 10 alont lhrnoe south, eighty
heyen (b7 degTeea and nv (bl minutea east eB lnki
OF ib iut themes south Two e) dfgfeea aud liye (bl
minutes west, fourteen (lil Ghlna ana tify One lbl)
llntAl lleoe SCUM, lllenn yb) mlhptp east, loli
ANA eRhiyOne hundIedlha tihl 1907 ohnnal theuof
In araght line 10 tho place oi beglunlhg containing
10 enIIWo t72) prTohel o land be tho same more OF
said premises arc TO 10 sold At not lees than two
third o. thef appraised hut aud upon tho folowlnp
terms tOwit Une third cash on Day " hae, Onelhhd
IN one yeaT and tho remaining One'thlrd IN two leai
II ~ tho day Of aHle deferred payments u 10 on lner
eA from day fAlr ana DO secured BY rHl mortgage
on tho premises sod,
JOHN sOHLAFFLY.
Administrator Of Samuel Fisher, deceased
H. A. DOWEIL Att0rneY Ampq,hW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

Strikes are becoming tho rage. Nearly
all the clocks In jowelry store 10 on n
strike.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

Why heaitatep Hop Porous Plastore
are better than othere, 10 the work
quicker and never fall.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

Leonard Dhmncflln Plhlhtiu
w.
John o. Wolly, 1uliuB whitman,
and Jullana Whitman Defendants.
Notice Ia hereby given that tho plalntln, Leouard
Dammrflln has nlcd hla pout0n IN mo Court OF rom
MOI plean of stark county Ohio 10 set aside convey
Ancoa of property from the defendant Jullana Witt
man. ~ tho defendant Julius, alleging IN Ills petition
that hald bonyeyAnceg were made TO hinder and delay
and dofrhud her creditors and praying tho court on
nAl hearing " aot said oOnycyanOcB agdc ~ ffaudu
wM MCMILLAN and
DAY n LYNCH,
Aprtjhw Attya for Plaintiff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
Legal Notice.

Notice IN hereby given that on tho lDlh day ot APRIL
A u 1885, Honiy kilian made application W tho uii'
dorngned for reliuf under tho laws governing Aaelgn.
mcnia W avoid nrreat and sad applicant IN required
TO appear IN tho Probate Court of stark county Oho
on tho Ord day Of May, u 1850, and nle his petition
heren' .,.., A. y hlNEl,,
nj county, UhO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

II you have oetarrh uso the surest
remedy-Dr, Sage's,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
W. w NJ OLLnI
Sheriff Sale.

y virtue Of An AAa order oi sale Issued by tho clerk
OF the Court Of Common roM Of stark county Ohi0
and 10 mo directed will offer for sale NJ public 0utcTy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

In obedience 10 an order OF sale IN tho above action
Issued hy the Probate court VI Wayne county, Ohl0
will oief iOr sale nj public yendue on tho premises, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
Saturday. the 9Th day Of May, 1885,

tho following doaoribod real estate altuAlo In STAR
county, Ohio, to.Wlt Tho west half oi lot numbo
twenyclghl IN BlLmerh addition IN tho city Of Canton
Oho aa the aame IL shown on Tho recorded plat Of aa
addition, the said lot now being knUwn M lot numbe
H22 On tho general plat Of said city Of Canton, Ohio
Appraised At d 800,
sale 10 commence At o'clock y. m. Terms cash.
A LEiNiNaER
Coroner ana acting shorlif.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
Saturday, the Let day Of Mny, 1885,

tho following described rial oatAto situate In star
county ohlo towit Dclng lot number twcnty ecvcn,
In tho town Of 0rscnlown, starr county, OHIO,
Appraised at tisI
ealo 10 commence N o'clock D. m, rcrna cash
A, LlilNlN0Eli, Coroner,
Now acting shoriu.
J,C wKLrr, Attorney
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
Sheriff Sale.


By virtue Of an order Ol aale issued by tho clerk
OF tho Court Of Common Pleas Of stark county Ohio IN
tho above action, aud 70 mo directed will offer for
thu city Of Canton. on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
DRUGGISTS.

~ A. DAltiL
f,uoccsor 10 q. J, ociRcr)
pnua,,iyr AND PHAIlniAO1yr- Canton, .. wher,
may De found large And we'll ecloclod uooh Vl In
portcd And Indigenous Drum, staple and rafo Vnonn
snla uoreiRn and domeatio) Medical PrcpArallola
Truns,a, Hupportors, oto,, Oonba hr'ahca and tgr
fumery In undica variety hpoclh Mtonuon W NV
Z lliina Of phyaoiann prescriptions
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
Legal Notice.

John ], Aohl Ny, Administrator
VI tho Estate Of
Samuel Fisher. deceased,
Plainhfi,
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AxroRJrEYRt
ID " FAusI

~ n, faust, -
ATTORNEY AT LAW-Ohioe No, . North Markell ht'
herman spoken, Also reporting ana Wpe'wFlnhG
feb2dbd'RIdAw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
RIAL ESTATE,
JEWELLERS.

L. EpinlAlM,
JKwKI.ER AND OpTIuIAN-No, "A Eaat Tu1earawma
atrcct rne Watches and Jcwulry neatly repaired
ana gpeotAolNa properly ittcd 70 tho cyc' toD0g
ukOlaE DkUlIlAE.
InwrI, ,HI,-poaor In Watches Olooha, Jewefy, Blyu
si,,nrc' etc EAat aide public uquAre, Canton o. ITO
pairing done promptly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

~, H. MIOHENEii,
ATTORNEY AT LAw-omee In Ease Block canton, "a 20
Ohio, hsloo ~ Z
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Saturday, The Isl day Of May, 1885.
Notice to Creditors.

40 TIlsHn, Attorney
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

MARIA GILMORE P0NrIUs,
puunmAN.. once 40 south Market Airecl, Canton,
assn' aoptbdAw'U
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
The CONVERSE TRIAL
RESULTS IN ELSVEN FOR CON-
VlCrION AND NINETEEN
For Acqulttal-1he Field Trials
The Harper PsrtJ-News From
NelghbOring States.
ESPECIAL 70 TEE ArrEAL.l


LOUISVILLE, KY, November "a in
ibe Converse uil today DR.. Boggs be-
gan speaking at 10 o'clock and con.
Cluded at | O'clock. His speech was
pronour ced by all who heard it a
magnificent presentation OF the case
in its length and breadth. Col.
Bullitt began speaking at 4
o'clock and concluded 10 light. he
harped on evolution. DR.. D4niel will
follow him, closing the argument in a
speech OF three hours. After this the
members Of The court in secret session
will express themselves, and the
vote, which promises to be
osp, will be taken CJl. Bullitt
clos I'd vehement speech, filed with
rather broad humor and rough person
alities, at IL O'Clock p m, when the
Presbytery adjourned till $50 o'clock
on Wednesday. The closing of the
argument at l 80 o'clock today by DR..
Daniel concluded memorable speech,
and the case went to the jury. The
house was filed with attentive hear
ers. The Doater quietly drew out all
the bones from Col. Bullitt's argument,
vindicsted the prosecution, and gave
Dr.. Mack an unenvisble place as the
IaRo of the church. The courts ver-
dict resulted in nineleen sgainst sus-
tainirg the charges and eleven for it.
The eleven who voted for it were all
ministers, and the others were lay
members aud ministers. 1t is not
known what the GU come will be OF
the trial. Ten days will be given fol-
decision as to whether the case will be
appealed to the Synod.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
A Strike Imuainent.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, November GA
special from Hou ton, Tex, says: For
several davs past trouble has existed
between the trsinmen OF the Southern
Pac fic Com pany, Atlantic system aud
the railroad officials. Last Saturday
night committee Of brakemen visited
New Orleans to stats their grievance %
and aIbitrate with the managers of the
company regarding wages. The rail.
way authorities, ia order to definitely
settle the big strike Of last winter, en-
tered into an agreement with the
brakemen, which the latter claim is
not now being enforced, and assert
that unless the matter is soou Iectified
that they will sgain strike. The
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
have appointed q committee TO visit
the Crescent Oty and arbitrats the
differences existing between them and
the company. 1t Is claimed that two
engineers were upjustly dtcbarged by
a master mechanic. Officials of the
company state that the action Of the
master mechanic must bs sustained.
The engineers state they are in the
right, and unless the difiicultyis amply
settled strike will be inevitable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
Assembly Of skiIisa workmen

PI TsBURa, Pa, November "a The
knights Of Labor have b gun an i'm
por ant movement among the skilled
iron workers oy organising an assem.
bly, of the skilled woIknen at the Elba
Iron and Bolt works. The assembly is
composed of heaters aud rollers, but il
is the intention to admit the puddlers
in few days. All the members en-
rolled are members Of the Amalgs-
mated Association, and intend to re-
main 80. This is the beginning of q
general movement for the enrolment
OF skilled iron aud steel wol kmen as
Kni9hts of Labor, all still retaining
their membership in the Amslgamated
Association. The o. ject is to have a
dual organization, and thus to increase
their power by being backed not only
by the Amalgamsted Association, but
also by the whole order of the knights
of Labor. The Knights Of Labor of
the district, it is said, will claim d.
rect representation in the scale OF con-
ferences in future, and will not allow
any tcs'e to take effect unless in.
dorsfd by them. The movement is
rapidly spreading, and several mills In
the South will shortly be organized.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25

THH Knights of Labor have initiate d
scheme for the division of working
men into classes, that, If persisted in,
will break up the order. 1t is the or.
ganization Of perfectly equipped work
men into groups or societies, to the
exclusion of the poorly equipped or
half skilled workmen. This will
place the latter beyond the pale of the
union. They will thus be menace to
these organisations, and will always be
ready to work under the scale OF
prices in cases Of strike. The Knights
have evidently gone to the woods for
stick to break their own backs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25

the point Of emiEratirg to Texas, was
aIrett, last week for obts mir z non' y
under false prt'ns s, a d his csse
was set for tli4l bef "a justice Will
Items for MoDdiy. 1t is understood
that he h's since left the c)unt'y,
Leaving bt hind money enough to pay
of the iDd sbiedIess cleated by his
fr udu ent sc'e.
Last evening at the Presbyterian
Onuch a large concoune OF friends
witnessed the cor snD nation OF the
pa'risRe of one OF Humboldts most
charming daugbte's, Mis- Ruth Penn,
dauVhter OF Or J. w. Penn, to Mr. ].
A. Fuote Of Eastport, MIS-. The groom
is prospe ous mercnabt Of our neigh
boring State, and the bride cultured
and wlnsome lady, and both together
are a model couple The attendants
were DR.. George w. Penn and Mics
Patti Hutchins Of Mississippi, and Mr..
8. @. Williams and Miss Florence Penn.
The attendant ushers were: w. B.
Allison, T. w. Sanders, O. L. GILES.
pie, B, F. Jsrrell, O. H. Peete and ]. @.
Penn. Gu to number OF handsome
wedding presents were sent the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foote left for their Mis-
sissippi home Immediately after the
ceremony, carrying with them the best
wishes OF q host OF friends.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25

BoTH Gen. Neeley, Of Bolivar, and
Gen. West, of Holly Springs, yester-
day withdrew from the Board OF Di-
rectors of the Mississippi and Tennes-
see railroad but Col. Frank White,
who is the father Of that very useful
road, which Is to Memphis as one of
her own streets continued into Missis-
sippi, remains director, a position
he has filed for many years with credit
to himself and decided benefit to Mem.
phis and Mississippi. Col. White is
one Of the men to whom Memphis
owes q great deal, for it is largely to
his sagacity and energy that the exist
ence Of the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad is due, and tis to him we owe
Its quick revival Immediately after the
civil war. A modest gentleman, he
has been contentto let his work speak
for him, and it does. He and the Ten
nessee road are as one.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
GEORGE W. CABLE,
Tho Author of "CFeOle Days." Has
His Say AZ n Temperance
Meeting.

NORTHAMPTON, MAfs., November "a.
Mr.. George W. Gable, the author OF
Creole Days, attended a temperance
meeting here on Sunday. He was in
vited TO speak, but the tenor of his
remarks did not suit the leader of the
meeting, who tried to make him wind
up before he had said all he had to
cay. The meeting was one Of series
that Mr.. ]. d. Robinson has been
holding TO stir up public sentiment in
favor Of voting mo license" Mr..
Cable, in the course OF his remarks,
condemned the movement. "I am q
temperance man." said he. "Tem-
perance means moderate use." He
made a stirring speech.
"You have talked more than the
time allowed" yelled Mr.. Robinson,
jumping to his feet.
But Mr.. Gable went on and spoke
half an hour, the audience applaud
ing him heartily.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25

THE Indiana Republicans, as will be
seen from what We publish ON another
page, are making preparations to take
possession of the Legislature with a
purpose to re-elect Senator Harrison.
In this they will, however, bs frus-
trated. They will not be permitted
to do as their brethren did in Ohio
As the Chairman Of the Democratic
Committee says, the Hoosier Democ.
racy cannot be frightened. They have
amajority q in the Legislature and they
are going to re-elect "Old Joe" Nc
Donald to the seat which he occupied
with so much credit for several years.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
HIGH POlN 4, N. C.
The Second nay or the Eastern
Field Trials.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.l

ESPECIAL TO THk APPEAL,I
HIGH PoINT, N. O, November 24.-
1t rSned in the morning, but toward
noon the weather cleared up for a
short time. The afternoon was
cloudy, with occasional showers. Ga
the whole, it was very poor day for
trisl. The birds would not lie we'll
for the dogs to point, and were very
wild at times. There vera several
very good heats ruh, notwithstanding
the bad weather. The first brace down
was Dolan and Allie James to COM
plete the uufi 1ished heat of yesterday.
Allie jam had the greater speed and
a little advantage ia style. DJlan did
the better work on birds, and won.
Goldstone and Bob H. then ran. The
latter did much the better work on
birds and in style and speed was the
equal OF Goldstone and had the wider
range, and won.
Gay Gladstone and Consolation ran
next. 1t was q very close heat. In
range, speed and style there was not
much to choose between them, al
though. Gay had the advantage in the
latter. The work on birds was nearly
equal, but Gay chased a crippled bird,
which was said to count against him,
and he lost.
Sprinebok and Tallyrand next COM
peted. The former had decided ad.
vantage 10 range and speed. He also
ou'worked TallyIand, and won.
Rapidan and Pax 'ang next com.
pe'ed. Paxlang excelled Rapidan in
every psrtlcu ar and won, with some
thing tn spare.
Ben Hur and Chance were a good.
brace. Chancs ranged wide and fast,
and excelled very much 10 these re-
tpects, besides having little advant-
age in style. He also did the better
work on birds and won.
Jean Vail san and Fly, the last brace
OF the first series, then were put dow
j an had much the best style, had the
in speed and completely
outwor rked Fly on birds. This heat
cor cluded the running in the fist
series and finished the days work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
ABOLISHING The DISTRICT AS
SERBLIES AND FORMING
State LOdges-The skilled WOrkmen
D ganizing a Society Of
Their Own.

ST. LOUIS, No. November PA
spe cial from S, dalis, No., says the
knights Of Labor Of that city have
withdrawn from District Assembly No.
l01, and the assemblies will be at
tached to the State Assembly. 1t is
predicted that all other local sssem-
blies on the line Of the Gould system
in Missouri will follow suit, and that
those In Kansas will also withdraw
and hereafter work under the juris-
diction OF the State Assembly. Should
this follow, the charter OF the famous
District..No. 10l will be surrendered.
District assemblies covering q large
territory are becoming very unpopular
in the Southwest, aud there Is wide
spread feeling among the Knights that
the affairs OF the order can be con-
Quoted to far better advantage by
abolishing district assemblies and or
ganiEing under State charters.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25

PRECEDENT CLEvELAND is stubbornly
inflexible in the enforcement Of bis
civil serv ce order aud he is right. He
is the Ohief Executive ofths nation and
every executive officer under him is
responsible to him as he is responsible
to the people. Every Federal Office
holder ought to understand this, and
understanding it should be prepared
either to conform to the Presidents
order or resign his office. The CORE.
spondence published in another col
umn is instructive on this head.