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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21
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 Judge Thurman nen,israsE lis ag- essian as umpire isf alia anajssatinn aaEweal Qperas1Hss aznE naziass oe caaa itr Oalip.. na iISss als nasa asl Sst eeads gar s1n. wAiel Is aile ssnsufa asked AE sla miners. Operators waniad to pay 5a9 ceass efbS
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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21
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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21
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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21
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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21
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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21
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I1s most es4s9gss8s Qiseex&Fy sa'e slhas shSeA brings the most good low the gresasss saGSer, nes kSA- New Diseessrg IeE Cess4M gaiosort Coughs, aud Cea3ss wsGG preserve sAve, aealaa and save @tA. ant ss asteu. Iess eeea as sae slssezesa Nea osaaA l. aess ia posSassely care Caeasaa c, bat CoRSAs, Cea3s> HseaeAisSs> AssA saa, esoalssasss, sa3 sl affections esy sAe Theoas. G'Aess, aaa LaagS xleA :. sa eae= se sss @e@aees'al e4s Asfvlsi powers lfyva dea@s sA6S xes s rs5ag Sealle ssss. as ), w. weslss Drss% Store. eF E, S. slS8seaAs As. &RaS
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21
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(sazesass Congress Is ss sssa sllss~s tiS disposition ce take Ae1d oa sAe Easaiaa qsssai@a in eaHuesst. fheee can Dc eAts ese solasiea ef sais eaes1. slea,. Every Boot cG American sesl a9sa as opened sa Americaa esaasA> REsiseA ant seea as possible eAe lrS dFans mgss take sAslF plssses as1 aasar cAaaees as caehseas KAe eek. teY ef treating aAe lfssle IsaSaa sstess ss assaeas ea cue hand aud PaaPers ca the oslsrs mQsa Ae aAaar gfeag&
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21
Mystic Societies.

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 Asaisy Lodge No Sls. \. .. sn s 1sss~ .,.,r,F t,d s58rsh Frit1v e'lis sissiif naniai.. F' V Tssfe. Protector, J. e- AanetsiS -cu.
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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21


 Nazgtltee 4es&s $as; 0as federal affeSsS sa 6a&Ae3s hare tea lanx looked sa the SRsrsSs es Nal street. aed sSs esae3aSAfsss, aad Asve SvNrx y suEae& deal gar sa tAe esas rests et aAs great @sSSss. Tesy sSve csy- eG sASs sas treasury ~ss sanniag ovee snd Asseg&lly gse&siag under aAe ve5SAs ~ silver, yet SAs dollar has eeea ase3 xs shs l&g directs. f's psy aa sAs aasse9&l deAL Taev AAys leiee& ts sAs ssaselsss cgY of Wan street ts the bandhosders agalass silver. and have used the &aase v sAsss Nstcs te degrade sli Yss aa3 desssl s1.s ala gstovlsion of.... lsa an .Ae sl,Nsr curswaey. When ~ deaaeSrassc asl@lsis sErztsan comes La Pseti&ei ta 7esarus and still follows "a sas wase af its pretiecc~sors, it lA ta@e t9F is so get just such lam 0sssieg &s senator Beck gave ~.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21

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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21

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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21

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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21
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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21

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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21
A.siss 3irgssura

VI |. DNRR, dealer ia General N,ssssitsit-. f.. aise and Cotton Baser.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21
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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21

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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-01-21
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-12-16

BALrIAoRI, Dec. Sat meeting OF the
directors Of the Baltimore Il Ohio railroad
to-day, Robert Garrett was ~ -slectsd Pres.
ident.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-12-16
MEXICO AND UNITED STATES.

The Administration Organ Expresses Great
Friendship and Desire for . Treaty.
BosroN, Dec 1O.-A City of Mexico special
to the Herald says: "El Pdrtido Liberal
Administration organ) says, i'll its leader
to-day, that President Cleveland's message
shows the American Government to be
we'll disposed toward Mexico, and that IL
seems reasonable to suppose that the
Government at Washington has per-
ceived the magnitude and Importance
of the commercial and industrial relations
of the two countries. Assurance IL given
that Mexico feels herself attracted by the
generous and progressive interests Of the
country Of Washington. Hope is expressed
that the citizens of the United States may
not interpret the patriotic spirit Of the
Mexican people in recent international in
cident. as indicating hostility to-
ward the Nation, with which It is
hoped relations may become more
and more intimate and friendly. Tho
belief is expressed that the Washington
Cabinet will modify its ideas regarding the
principle of extra-territorial Jurisdiction,
which 10 maintained also by other civilized
nations. 1t is also said that this difference
Of opinion on legal point will not preju-
dice he preparation of . new treaty Of
friendship and commerce The entire arti-
Gle is cordial In tone, and corresponds
to the sentiments Of Minister Mariscal.
The article may be taken to express the
views OF President Diaz.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-12-16
TO SING OR NOT TO SING.
The Question Of Oatholics Warb'
hing In Protestant Worohip.
Archbishop Ryan says That They Cen Not
]. IL m Estsblished Principle, and Nes .
Decree Of tire Recent Plenary Council.

PHrLADKLpHrA, Dec. 10.-A Cincinnati
dispatch published here to-day announced
that Archbishop Elder had forbidden
Roman Catholic vocalists and musicians
TO employ their talents in Protestant
churches, and intimated that the promul-
CATION of the order was the result of an &C.
ton taken BY the recent Plenary Council
held in Baltimore. The attention of
Archbishop Ryan was called t. the dis
patch with the request that he would give
some information of the action OF the
ouncil ON the question. He replied that to
the best Of his knowledge NO discussion had
estsblished rule Of the Church." hs said,
sthat singers and musicians who are MEM
bers shall not use their talents in other
churches, and I take It that Archbishop
Elder has merely made this announcement
to call the attention of those who may have
disregarded the requirements of heir Of.
Tense. The principle Is we'll established, and
the Church deals with this o6ense ~ 1t does
with others. OF course, Il We have members
who desire. to sing in other churches, they
dividual rights, but the moment they
do 90 they cease to belong to the
Roman Catholic Church, and can on y re-
turn to IL in the same manner as those who
for other ofYenses have been removed from
its protection" Concsrning the decree re-
Gently issued by Archbishop Ryan, that
hereafter the Catholic ch rities would not
be allowed to accept money raised by balls,
the Archbishop said there was nothing to
''The Plenary Council decreed it, he said.
land promulgated the order. Unjust de-
cline to express any opinion Of the action
of the Council"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-12-16
DANGEROUS CANE.
A isres Number ef rwssDsllar Nses
Bslng Csnvsrtsd Int Tens and Pse Tat

A lsrCs Number 81 TwosDel1aP Heeo
Dsing Converted Int Tens and Pse lato
Cirsuiatioa. W
CINCINNATI, Dec. IA new wrin10D hes
bsea rssortsd to BY the countsrfeitos and
slower Of the queer which h calcula1sd to
deceive almost any one. During the last
three or four years the business Of counter
fsiting bank notes and gresnbacks has be
come very dangerous and almost impossi-
bls, on account Of the paper OF Which the
currsscy 10 Manufactured. The new schsme
10 to change two-dollar bill into tens. and
keepers have been victimissd. The dodge
the Third and Bremen street pelics
cistricts. Several days ago Lieutsnant
Heheman discovered one OF the bogus ten
dollar notes. The bill had been altered in
Peared to b genuine: The aEur: 10 had
been cut from the imitation go advertise.
meuts and carefully pasted over the Q on
the grsenbacks. To still further deceive
the unwary the two dollars printed In the
center Of the bill wss musiIatsd and blurred blurred
Stricken, who keeps cigar store at
COS Vine street. took one 4
carried Il to Bremen street Station, whore
the police took It as . basis upon which TO
has BEEN sscertainsd that . large number
Of these bogus bills are in circuIa ion, but
the police can't locate tho mon who are do
ing the work. The Unitsd States Secre-
Service officers will take hold of the matter
At once Il /: thought that tn the ,. cri"'nrl: ~:
cleverness which they have shown in doing
the work indicate that they are old-timers
who know all about counterfeiting.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-12-16
THE FISHERY QUESTION.
An tine Correspondence Laid Be-
fore Congress.
with spos,al Message sad Letter FreA
sho SeoretAry Of state.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6--The following 10
the Presidents letter transmitting to Con-
gress the communication Of the Seer tary
Of State and correspondence relating to
the fisheries:
To THE SENATE AND HOUSE or REPREsRN.
TA1lvns: I transmit herewith Q letter from
the Secretary of State. which is accompanied
rights Of American fishermen in the British
North American waters. and commend to
your favorable consideration the suggestion
take perpetuatng proofs Of the losses sus.
tained during the past year BY American nsh.
ermen owing to their unfriendly and unwar:
the msrstime provinces of the Dominion Of
Canada. ! may have occasion hereafter to
make further during the
ae may become necessary for the profession
Of the rights of our citlsens engaged in the
open sea fisheries in the North Atlantis W."
Executive Mansion, Washington, Dec 8, 1850.
Secretary Bayard's letter closes by say
ing:
"It will be observed in the course of this
correspondence that notification has nos
failed 10 be duly given to the Government OF
Great Britain. that compensation is expected,
for the loss and damage caused TO American
ocs II Of ,ns DomiDion aV " Gsnsds
Vessels YES and the III @ exaction Of heavy nnss in sd.
VAucc OI nearing anu JuUB"cuts Uut AVE wv
eurtailment Of privileges TO which they were
Justly entitled under commercial regulations,
as well as treaty stipulatione; and the conse-
quent interference with their legitimate voy.
ages, whereby the natural proflte OF their In
dustry were seriously diminished, and in
many cases wholly destroyed.
ut would seem proper that steps in per.
petuam rel memOriam should be taken by
Congress to allow proofs to be made and
placed upon record OF these losses and inju-
ries to our citizens, to enable them to bo
properly presented to Her Majeetys Govern.
ment for settlement, and that for this pur.
pose commission should be authorized BY
Congress tc take the necessary proofs OF the
respective claimants"
Then follows a synopsis Of the corre-
sp 'ndence between the State Department
and the British Minister and British For.
eign Office relating to the matter. The cor
respondence closes with letter from Min.
lister Phelps to Earl Rosebery, In which
he combats the position taken by the Earl,
that Her Majesty's Government can not
take action in the matter of the seizures,
because the Canadian Courts are con-
sidering all the cases in dispute Mr..
Phelps maintains that he United States
must look to the home Government for 70.
dress and satisfaction and for such in
structions to the colonial authorities as
will prevent future seixureS He suggests
| as means Of preventing further collisions
between the American fishermen and
Canadian officials that an ad interim con-
struction of The terms Of the existing
| treaty be reached by mutual consent, to be
carried out informally until q more per.
manent understanding DO reached.