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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28
MEDICAL.
rheumatism

We doubt II there is, or can be, q specific
remedy for rheumatlsmj but thousands who
have suffered Its pains have been greatly ben
ehtod by Hoods sarsaparila, II you have
failed to find relief, try this great remedy.
~ was aiilloted with rheumatism twenty
years. Previous to 1893 found no relief, but
grew worse, and nj ono time was almost help
less. Hoods Sarsaparlla did mo more good
than all the other medicine 1 ever had"
II, 7, BALLOON, Shirley Village, Mass
al had rheumatism threo years, and got no
relief tn took Hoods sarsaparllla. II has
done great things for me. recommend II TO
Others" LEWIS BURBANK, Bddeford, Me.
Hoods sarsaparllla is characterized by
three pecularltles ist, tho combination OF
remedial agents. I'd, the proportioni sd, the
process OF securing tho active medicinal
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strength, effectlng cures hitherto unknown
Send for book containing additional evidence.
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puflhes my blood, sharpens my appetite, ana
seems 10 make mo .Oyefn j, T. TnoMrsoN,
Register OF Deeds, Lowell, Mass
"IOod's SarsOpArlla beats all others, and
IN worth lla weight In gold" ], HARRINGTON,
ioO Bank Street, New York City,
Hoods SarsapariIIa
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only by O. ]. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28
An Annwsr Wanted,

Can any ono bring US q case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily curep We say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already per-
manently cured and who are daily rec
ommendlng Electric Bltters, will prove
Brlghts Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back
or any urinary complaint quickly cured
They purify the blood, regulate the
bowels, and act directly on the diseased
parts, Every bottle guaranteed. For
sale at 80 cents bottle by Durbin,
Wright % Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28

THE Rev. Sam. Jones Ia holding forth
10 great audiences In Cincinnati. The
Enquirer says; IAN old newspaper stem
ogrepher, whose soul 10 Theoretically
incased In tough rawhide, remarked yes
torday that In the course OF hia career
no had heard thousands Of political
orators, regiments Of preachers and
battallons OF lecturers speak, but hi
never heard q man talk as interest.
Ing as Sam Jones2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28
COURT NEWS.
IIegyy Damage Suit ON Trlai..O .Othor Mat
terA,


IIeGyy Damage Suit ON Trlai..othor Mat.
terA,
The suit OF the relatives Of John Kagey
against the Pennsylvania Company
claiming damages In the sum OF $40 00C
for the killing near Wooster about three
years ago Of John Kagey, who was Il
brakeman on the Fort Wayne railroad
NJ that time, Ia on trial In Common
Pleas Court, Judge Pease presiding.
General Thomas II. Powell, Of Colum
hus, chairman OF the Democratic State
Executive Committee, which conducted
the late gubernatorlal campaign, and
John 0. Welly, Esq, are attorneys Tor
the plaint II, aud Mesars. Rush Taggart
Of Salem, aud o, II, Miller, Of Canton,
for the defense.
Court has been suspended In Court
Room No. 2 Judge Nichols will begin
holding court In CarrollI0n next Tues
day.
NEW CAsEs.
42S0-Nlnnie McCarty Va. Charles NJ
McCartyi divorce upon grounds Of adul'
terry.
isSl--Joseph Weaver q Son Va. John
Rimmel; civil action.
PROBATE COURT,
Mre, Elizabeth Brenner has been ap
pointed admlnlstratrlx OF the estate OF
her husband, Samuel Brenner, deceased
Of Bethlehem tp.
Probate Judge Meyer is In Cleveland
TO day on business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28

The use of Ely'a Cream Balm. cure
for catarrh, hay fever aud colts In head
10 attended with no pain, annoyance oI
dread. which can be aaid OF no Other
remedy, II III not a liquid or a snnff,
but Ia easily applied. II affords instant
relief and cures where doctors have
failed. Price 30 centa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28
Our Present Blessing.

Cur blessings are not appreciated un.
till we are deprived Of them. Most nota.
bic among them ls health, the lack Of
which magni1es our other burdens. A
hacking cough, q severe cold, or any
throat or lung disease 10 very trouble
some; but oil these may be quickly and
permanently removed by DR.. Blglow's
Positive Cure. Price 30 cents; trial bot
tic free at Durbin, Wright q Co., drug
uiat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28
lspeclAl % Tho DAILY nrNoonLr.l

COLUMBUS, January 23,-The Demo.
cratic eide was entirely bare, and II Re.
publican seats lllled when Lieutenant
Governor Kennedy Invited the Senate to
come to order this morning, There be
ing no clerk present, Ford, Of GeangR,
was pressed into service No journal
was to be found, 40 its reading was dis
pensed with, A call OF the Senate being
demanded showed II present and 20
absent. All further proceedings under
the call we're dispensed with, and the
rump Senate Of II Republicans ad
journed until l0a. m, Monday, The &C
tion Of the Democratic majority ties the
hands OF the revolutionary Republicans
leaving them utterly powerless.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28

IT Ia claimed that consumers, tax
payers and laboring men east think on
the silver question 40 the people west
do. They see that those opposing silver
are the gold bug schemers who would
clear u few hundred millions by the
operation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28

From j. W. Yowell, Dudley, ILL.,: Dr.,
j. II. McLeau's Tar wine Lung Balm ia
the only medicine that gives me any re-.
llef from cough. | have had chronic
bronchitis for years, and would not be
without this excellent cough remedy
for anything.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28

The act OF II Republicans In doing 80
must be declared null and void by tho
imperative mandate NJ tho Constitution,
which Lieutenant Governor Kennedy
first awOre 10 support and defend, and
then tTampleh nndtr foot at the dicla-
tiOn OF the Republican cancna, and nn
der the direction OF ihe infamous author
OF the Florida steal OF 1875 In the end.
II this revolutionary proceeding Ia per
sisted In. millions OF dollars OF loss will
be entailed upon the people Of Ohio, ard
the whole machinery VI The State govern
msnJ will be thrown into confusion, the
States bonds will 40 10 protest, and In
Vulnerable eyila will result,
TRAMPLING THE CONSTITUTION UNDER
FOOT.
Whether or not there we're frauds In
Cincinnati Ia a small matter compared
with the revolutionary doings of yester
day, Such d0ings San only promote
fraud, and make II superior 10 honesty
Bpe ker Entrekln'8 rulings we're bad
enough, but General Kennedy has
made thpm respectable, by calling
uubllc attention IN tho fac,
that while Eltrrkln respected The con-
stiluti0nal deanltOn OF quorum. he
(Kennedy) spat upon that instrument,
aud lrampled II under hla feet, and
rendered hims " amenable 10 impeach
ment for plain VlOlatinn OF his oath Of
office, to say nothing OF his despOtic aa.
sumption Of powers that DO not belong
10 hlm. The best excuse that can be-
offered for him IN that he In denaely lg'
nOrant OF law and parliamentary
usagea, ard that no IL the inatru
ment OF gang OF desperate pO
litlcal ylllaihs, who are making
an lnsldioul aasanlt upon represents
tive free 3 v lnment under the false
ana delualve nus and cry Of efadicatlng
fraud. The very men who are using
Kennedy as q eaps.phW are stepped In
the yIleaI and m0s Infamous fraud
ever committed agiinst the ballot box
II tho pIecedenta now set by EniTekin
ard Kennedy are TO stand, then u pre-
siding officer haa II absolutely In hle
power 10 decide the alze OF n party ma.
jOritY In the body over which no pro
sides. u IL 0ny necessary TO raire
the hue aud cry OF fraud and
then strip the prescribed altting
members OF their constitutional righta,
AMI expel them In defiance VI rules,
laws aud the constitution.
WILL THEY BE ALLOWED TO DO IT2
To this border Of anarchy--to this
danger OF the overthrow Eof the con
atllutlon and all forms OF constitutional
government, have the revolutionary Ra-
publicans OF Ohio brought us. How
much further viii they attempt 10 gop
How far will the people permit them 10
pr0ceedY W. A. +.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28

House Joint resolution for the ap'
p0intment OF Joint committee OF tho
two houses TO revise and cOdify the cleo
tion laws OF the State, and 30 amend
them M 10 prevent the commission OF
frauds M nearly an possible. The Tes0-
luton Ia In the right direction and II Ia
10 be hoped that II will be adopted and
thia important matter placed In the
hands OF u Joint committee before whom
every member and leading citizen OF the
State, who chooses 30 TO do, may 20 ana
Offer suggestions, An effective system
OF election laws could thus be matured
and passed before the close OF the aea-
sion. The necessity OF such reyialon
Ia recognized by all.
HooDwINKINa THK PUBLIC.
Chairman Brown, OF the House III.
nance Committee, In trying to make the
public believe that the treasury IL bank
Tupt, simply because the treasury bal.
ance is smaller before the December
taxea came Ia than II was Immediately
after the June inatallment was received,
Hs pIOducea figures TO ah0w that tho ea-
tlmated appropriation for the ensuing
year will exceed the receipts, at the
present rate OF taxation. nearly ~ 600,
000 Here Ia whore Mr., Brown gives
himself away. The Republicans expect
TO increase the public expenditures ny
that amount, aud c0nafq lently raise the
rate OF taxation, aud this ca1ard II
being bIuted abroad for the purpose OF
throwing dust In the peoples eyes.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A resolution made TO Investigate the
charges made by the CLEVELAND Prese
against the Toledo Boyu' Home was Of
fered by Mr.. ID. j, Ryan and went over
under notice TO discuss by Mr., Hull, OF
Allen,
The House has passed the bill to ap'
proprlate sl 6i3 203 80 for common
school purposes.
A bill, introduced by Mr, WOrthingtOn
In the House, prOspOae4 20 extend the
term OF Supreme Judges TO ten years.
The number OF local billa being passed
under suspension OF the rules aud
without being printed, shows that u big
crop OF Jobs OF greater or lesa dimon
siODs are being rushed through early In
the session.
Something seems 10 be the matter
with Washburn, Of LOrain. He does not
average more than four speeches day,
aud that II considered remarkable Ia
say the least OF II, ". T.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28

THE PRKTTIEsT LADY IN 0lean waH
asked what made her complexion 40 clear
and beautiful. She said II was by Gil
more's Aromatic Wine. For sale by
Dnrbin, Wright q Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28

France. $lb.7o per head. The only dlf.
fereDae Ia that In France and the United
atates II Ia h full legal tender. while IN
Germany ana Great Britain Its legal
tender quality 10 limited,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28

THE present silver circulation of
Great Britain " 81 per head Of pOpu-
lation; Germany, &i67 per head; the
United States, $aSS per hoad, and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28
Saturday, February goth, 1886

between tho hours Of ore aod four oconk D. @ Of said
day thr following desori cd real ONAie situate In thN
city 0f Olnt0n STARK cUunty Ohio, hnd being wlNl Is
known M tho Homestead and Slauvhtrr House premla'
NJ owned ana occupied by said hnfman linird, de-
ceased prior 10 And ~ tue limo 0f hh DEATH ana more
hly d. cfbhd M f0llnwg TO witt Being part ~ the
southwest quarter OF section ana begnnina ioI Tue
part u said ufer arctlnn And run lng thence win
the south lines Of aaid smiths land SOUTH 80l9 doaroHi
east chains bnd ~ LINKS % tho southeast o. nor ~
said NmlthH AndaI hnoo l0Ylng q . same south, 0l
drRr o. vest one dha and 10 Inks 70 poati thrnee
north, Hbho vest chains anu w llnha 10 post
thence mort abno east one chain ana y nW 70 thn
beslnning containing One halt acre hf land moro or
leaa said ao being known on the present plat OF said
oly NJ Canton 70 0utl0t No, 20, Also thr following
lands htu,to In said cJ, county ana Slao rwltl 80
Ing known nA thu west halt OF lot No. 20 on the praont
city plat " III CITY, tho sane ing pat OF he south
west quarter 0t aeoton 10, canton tnwnspip county
and state aforesaid ana bounded ~ inllOwAl l0ein'
ming NJ pnHt nj the Nnuthwtc rnrf Of rrfmhn Johns
lRndi thence running south 800 east, ohaluH aud ~
links 10 p0a thence nOrlh, Olo east Ono chain aud
"a lnts 10 tho west lne o tho east half OF said lot
hereto ore sold and conveyed by August uAchAtte u
William BaSter thelce north, 800 west, along the line
Of said Baxter 0t chains aud RO nka 10 tho north
lno Of sad lott thence with sud lne south, $50 west,
one chain anu ~ nka 70 ihc place o. Deglnlns tno
yryod " Augut 0aohAltc ny Daniel y Smith and
LYDIA smith by deed dated March ~ 1900, rnf0tded
IN vol 100 pages 90 ana 0l Of the Roror1S ~ toe Ito
o0rra Ooo Of said 90 iny ana cOntai lug hal 0f hn
acre Of lund. more or losu. Tho prcnlaoS above do
eofbed and hereby Intended 10 10 tod arc generally
known m the residence nnd Slaughtcr house OF Hhr'
Said promises onlfo aud complete aro apprai'ed NJ
Ab0o aud may soil Tor not esa than twothrdS OF said
appraised value
year and nefourth IN two years from dny ~ salo with
per cent interest on tho deferred paym nts aud said
decuod pAylnonts to DO secured Y mo,lg,gc upon
Administrator Of Harman beard. decd.
Canton, o., Jan. IL, lS5B-Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28
40 ACRES.

Of which 10 IN timber Buildings eond and IN good con
dlllOn Two story uiok Huugo ~ by 10 tect With col
lar same age BANK BARN 40 ny 30 feet With wato
IN And outside, p00d wood wgh nnd coal n0uaca wine
engine NJ TIN huuSei csrpthtr and blacksmith shops
no n smoke hOto an0 honnery tenAnt house with eli
rooms cellar and never falling we'll VI wator two nrR,
wagon aheda corn oriha ana gtnhafy room IN hbun'l
anco, hog stables clsefna aud leo house. fruit O NJ
Rlnda, In short every convenience and comfort belong
lnv 70 n well regulated aud Improved ihtin.
Lnnd unsurpassed iOr produoiyrneW nnd variety @
cropaI every iO0t undor cultivation, aud Ia well fenced
would divide well
bulldogs handsomely and AdvaniaReouuly locate,
near tohOnl church, store. blacksmith wagon make
and ahOc Bh0pH Also post Olcc noar, with daily mall
win soil tho whole or part on cahy torlng Oa ant
400 ua HENRY BAOHTEL,
HAM'L u. UhUHrEL,
Mctona,daviiie a. oar br MN -ocio1dI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28
mIsoKLLANsous

IN pursuance 0f nm order of the ", ba Court, Of
stars county. Ohio ! ihe unu'ngned, N ndmlnlsuh
VI tho calno ut Harnan Beard dccrAsod VIII oior
Tor sale, on the PROMISES W public auction on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28
FARM FOR SALE.

ono Of the finest In tho county, lying IN jackson tow
ship, tho road leading from New Bcrin 10 Fultot
noar MoD0nAduyllle, consisting OF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28

COLUMBUS, January 20 The work Of
revolution has now been fairly inaug'
urated, and Ohio has two senates, 10 all
intenta aud purposes, Lieut.. Governor
Kennedy hna executed hia threat 10 dla'
obey and disregard the rules OF the Sem
ate, and tho result has been 10 split that
body into two Fragments 30 Democrats
In one aud II RaDub leans IN the other.
with n proposition 10 add four Repub!.
cans 10 the latter, by the votes Of tho 7
Republicans or two less than u quorum
OF the selao,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28
WHERE IT WILL END.

When tho State;Auditor refuses to IL.
sue his warrant, proceedings In manda.
NUS Will be instituted against him and
this will bring q decision from tho Su.
preme Court, No intelligent lawyer can
have airy doubt as TO what II will be.
Loss than q quorum cannot unseat n
member or seat another In his place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28

Nothing beyond the introduction OF
all sorts OF billa, on oil sorts Of subjects,
the principal value Of which Ia TO give
work 10 the State printers, aud the pas
sage OF n few lOcal bllla, has been done
this week. The canal grabbers are
elowly gathering here aud will try 10
get their work In soon. W, A. +.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28
AN IMPORTANT BILL.

The bill OF Mr.. Beatty, OF Logan TO 70
Quire all railway companies TO use some
form OF automatic coupling 10 ~ TO ob
viate the necessity OF employees TO 40 be-.
tween cars, In upon an important sub
ject, and one deserving OF careful legis'
latlye consideration; but whether there
Ia some sort Of jDb concealed In this
particular bin remains TO no seen.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-10-23
True Gentlemen.
PHLAgAh, N. y

g beg your pardon :" and, with
Il smile Hnd touch Of his hat, Harry
Edmond banded to an old man,
against whom nc had accidentally
stumbled, the cane which he had
accidentally knocked from hishand.
Il hope | did not hurt you! We
were playing too roughly"
" Not a bit, " said the old man.
" Boys will be boys, and its best
they should be, You didn't hurt
me-.
I'm glad to hear it," and lift
ing his hat again, Harry tarned to
Join the playmates with whom he
had been frolicking at the time OF
the accident.
" What 90 you raise your hat
to that old fellow forr' asked his
companion, Charley Gray "He
10 only old Giles the huckster.
That makes no difference, ="
said Harry The questIoQ is not
whether he is a gentleman, but
whether ! am one; and no true
gentleman will be less polite to IL
man because he wears a shabby
coat or hawks vegetables through
the streets instead of situng in a
counting house"
Which was rightl-The helping
hand.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-10-23
LIBERAL OFFER TO LADIES.

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the power of this great discovery overthc
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etc
The FREE TRIAL Treatment Is put up
in plain wrapper with full instructions.
and only one will be sent to the same ad
dress
Ladies forwarding symptoms with self
addressed, stamped envelope, will receive
advice Without charge. Cloth bound
medical work FREE to those sending II
cts. po,.agc, Address, GREGG REM
EDY co.
PHLHyAA, N. Y.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-10-23
a SHOULDER HIp.

Upon our third page to-day will
be found Il letter written by the
Chairman Of the Executive Com
mittce OF the Republican Terrific
rial Central Committee, to the
gentleman occupying the SAME Po-
sitlun ON the Democratic side OF
the hedge. What Mr.. Dorsey
,ncsns, is, that Mr.. Joseph in his
speeches has chNra ,tcrized Mr..
Dwycr as Il murderer, and the cln-
ploycr Of assasSins, charges MS false
as they are horrible. Mr.. Dorsey
well says that with s1ch charges
preferred no platform could hold
the two party rcpreson;atiVcS-if
true, Joseph should not stand upon
the same roslrum with. or breathe a
the air which hedges in Dwyer-if
false, Dwycr should not be com
PEELED to meet in converse with his
calumniator. 1t goes without say
ing that the charge ,lUs levelled
is rs false as any ever uttered by
the prince Of darkness, and is as
black rs the hinges OF the gates
winch lead to pcrdition. We have
known Col. Dwyer since 1866, and
know whereof we speak. But
those who do not know him who
have not been favored with an ac-
uunintance with him as we nave,
must feel satisfied tl.at Joseph has
laid himself open, not only to Civ
Ing false evidence against his
Incighbor, but oi employing his
tongue in species of de i,mation
which inpS represented to no even
blacker than he, would be ashamed
| OF.
We now submit to reason, of
whatever political complexion,
whether or not Joseph /, IA lit man
to represent New MeXico in the
Halls OF Congress. Were he forty
times the candidate 6t'- our party
we would not vote for him once.
| In such case we would exhibit the
nerve we did in Kansas when pub
il,hiug a papertaere, in refusing t0
nail to our mast head the name OF
the Republican nominee tor Gov
ernur-St. Jom-aud voting "a
gainst mm.
Whether the characteristic thus
exposed in the makeup ot dosepl.
should be charged 10 his Portu-
gucsoor African blood, isa question
reaching beyond our philosophy,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-10-23
100 Broadwuy n. Y.

Oct. l5,h, 1886.
To thc EDITOR Of Lincoln County
LEADER: Sir Piense allow me
space to say that l have received a
copy Of your paper in which DR..
\. @. Lane is announced tor the
Office Of SaPorintcudent-ot schools
Very fortunate tits for your county
to have a man SO well qualified in
so important an office as DR.. Lane.
| have known him tor years in
Missouri, where he WAS esteemed
as one OF our first citizens, aschnl-
ar ard a Christian gentleman, hon.
orable, literally educated, he is an
acquisition to any community.
ANDEEw j. ENsIGN,
Counselor at Law.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-10-23
COL JNo. H SULLIVAN.

The above name was very ia
millar TO the writer quarter OF Il
century ago, when we lived in Lee
County, Iowa, and the Col. was
one Of the Foremost citizens Of the
county. Two wears ago we met
him at his home in Albuquerque
for the first time in twenty years.
He was then the picture OF health
and strength, although nearly ap-
preaching his 10th year. All NOR
tails are subject to ailments Of a
specific as well as general charac-
ter. Finally dropsy laid its fat
and fatal hand on our dear friend,
Col Sullivan, and on Friday night
Of last week, lie let loose his hold
on earth and took hold on the life
to come, leaving all Albuquerque
in mourning. Col. Sullivan was a
native of indiana, where he held
several important and responsible
Positions. In 1853 Mr.. Sullivan
formed partnership with Edger
"A. Thompson, Of Philadelphia, IN
the building or western railroads,
and the firm built the tirst railroad
in the state of Iowa, being the line
from keokuk to Muscatine, now Il
part of the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy. Mr.. Sullivan located
at keokuk and was elected for two
terms to the Iowa state senate. In
1919, his health failing, ne gave
, up active work as r railroad con
( tractor, and President Hayes ap-
pointed him agent Of the No
quis Indians in Arizona, where
he remained till he removed to AL
buquerYue city in 1882. In addi-
ten to this long public service,
Mr.. Sullivan was Il volunteer sol
dier during the late war
The Col. leaves widow and
four children, two sons and daugh-
tcrs, to mourn his demlse. lie
was one of those heroic, genial,
magneticmen whom to know is to
love. With full heart, we throw
upon his bier this little tribute et
our atiectionate remembrance.