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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20
A New Mine Turns Out unlucsy.

Coroner George B, Cock returned
Monday evening from North Lawrence,
where he had been called TO hold an In
quest over the remains of u miner who
had been injured by fall of slate IN q
mine last week. He found that the
death was accidental. The mine In
which the injuries were received is u
new one and this is the second man
that has met his death In ".
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20
A Wrook on thn vnllov.

The Valley had another wreck Mon
day but no one was injured. A dis
patch says freight No. 23 ran into lot
OF cars carlessly left on the main line
ut Willow and piled them two deep OF
the engine, making such wreck that
passenger trains Nos, o and 8 were
abandoned. No one was hurt 80 far as
can be learned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20
New Trial Refused.

Attorney Myers this morning argued
q motion for new trial in the case OF
Ohio VS. Emanuel zerbe. Zerbe was
convicted last week Of assault and bat
terry committed on John Tombow.
Judge Fawcett overruled the motion
for new trial and sentenced Zerbe to
sl fine and costs, amounting in all to
132OO. U.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20

10 pass each other on the same track,
was the cause One engineer killed,
Politics Ia commencing 10 boom,
Candidates for county offices are around
looking after their political fences,
The Reformed and Evangelical Sun
day school will picnic In Kepler's grove,
One-half mile south OF town, Saturday,
September ~, A good time anticipated,
The band OF this town ID 10 furnish
music for the occasion.
ANoRJ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20

II is astonishing how rapidly the
feeble and debilitated gain strength
and vigor when taking Ayers Sarrapa-
rilla, For what are called dbroken.
down constitutions nothing else but
proved so effective as this powerful has
perfectly safe medicine,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20
Cool Weather Ahoots tho Attendance at
tho Tniirmnry.la ALL . ...

Superintendent Pontius, Of the in.
firmary, reports that this cool weather
Is having It's usual effect Of increasing
the number Of inmates at that institu.
ton. In summer the number. Is low,
but as winter draws on the number In.
creases TO such an extent that In the
middle Of tie winter the institution has
about all IL can hold. Six inmates were
received the last week. W. /.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20
Onions for tho Repository

One, Meyer, who is canvassing for
the Repository was at Greentown some
days ago, and secured the subscription
of Mr. Fissel TO the Weekly Repository,
but on the condition that the payment
be made In a bushel Of onions instead
OF the "dollar Of our daddies," Wewish
him good appetite with corked nos
trils.--[ Canton Press, Germany
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20
Yellow as Egyptian mummy

Yellow ~ Egyptian mummy,
Was his sallow face
And hosocmcd u very dummy
or the human race
Now hoa brmned with sunshine ocr
His clear and sparkling eye
Tollaus that he lives In clover,
Ask you the reason why2
What has wrought the transforma-
tionp DIR, Pierces Pleasant Purgative
Pellets restored this delapidated indi-
vidual In single week. Nothing like
them TO regulate the liver, stomach and
bowels.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20
Anniversary Of Mothodism in pittsburl

The Pittsburg Dispatch this morning
notes that Rev. DR.. Hiram Miller, Of
this city, and q former pastor of the
Smithdeld church in that city, preached
at that church Monday evening on the
"Glory of the Church. This was the
second day OF the centennial auniver.
sary of Methodism In Pittsburg,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20

The simple application Of "SwAyNE's
OINTMENT" without any internal med
icine, will cure any case Of letter, Salt
Rheum, Ringworm, Piles, Itch, Sores
Pimples, Eczma, all Scaly, Itchy Skin
Eluptions, no matter how obstinate OF
long standing. IL Is potent, effective
and costs but tribe. [T-T.sl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20
DRY vs w BT.
Alliance Ailowancou- An Excursion From
Dry Town ootS Very wot, Inside--A
Now Daily.
Especial correepOndcnco.l

Dry ioWh 1oth NVHy Wolt AhbiuV~-h
Now Daily.
Especial couespondence.l
ALLIANCE Sept. Is.
The Republican excursion from this
place Saturday evening, was not very
brilliant opening" for the fall cam.
paign. Between 200 and 300 left for
Salem on a special train, and all must
have remained there rs none can be
found who "were there II the first
place the weather had decided damp,
wet, foggy appearance, so much so that
number were unable TO see the side
walks, or at least to keep on them. A
crowd Of rowdIes were also along who
having lived In "prohibition" town,
were not able TO tell how much beer
they could stand and consequently got
too much. A number of fights occur
red In which, we are sorry to say, none
were punished as much as they should
have been Taken all together 1t was u
decided wet crowd.
The Standard Review has announc
cd that they will to day begin the pub.
lication of a daily, This will give AL.
liancetwo daily papers.
The parties having the contr ct Of
paving Arch street arrived yesterday,
Work will be commenced to-day,
HAL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20

Our fifth annual Scotch picnic will
take place at Rockhill's Grove, Ali.
ance, on Saturday September ~, 1883. /,
A good attendance is expected and
an enjoyable time is assured, as Rev. ID.
Waugh will deliver an address, Prof
'McP6ail will help with Scottish songs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20
LAND EXCURSIONS,
Via tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Limos.

Limos,
Land Explorers Excursion tickets at
round trip rates will be sold on Septem.
Der II and % and October o and %, via
the Pennsylvania lines west of Pitts.
burg, TO representative points in Kan
sas, Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, Mime
sofa, Dakota Montana, Wyoming, In
dian Territory, Tennessee, Mississippi,
Louisiana and Texas. These tickets
win be good for return passage within
thirty days from date of sale.
Further information can be secured
by calling on or addressing Il, |. Roller,
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Canton,
augb ssu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20
VERY BRIEF.
Interesting News Events for the
Hurried Reader.

Detailing IN Accurate and Condensed
Form the Small but Impolt lut Happen
iaea OF the CITY aud vioinity.--w
You Don't SEQ Don't Ask For. as II Has
Not Occurred.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20
Tho Funeral Services over tho ROMANS
OF Walter Goigor.

The funeral of Walter Gelger, whose
death occurred Saturday afternoon,
took place this afternoon and was
largely attended. He had been III for
some time but had been able TO be
about, He leaves q family of three
children,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20
THE MAN DIES.
PRoHIBs. AT WORK.
List Of Appointments for tho Prohibition
Btump,


List Of Appointments for tho Prohibition
Stump.
At their convention In this city sat.
urday the Prohibitionists fixed the fol.
lowing dates for Mr., Henry j, Becker
to address the people from their stand.
point of the present campaign. On
Sabbaths the time will be taken up
from q gospel standpoint; Canton,
September ~ and 2S; New Berlin, Sep.
tember "a; Middlebranch, September
25, Greentown, September 20; Union.
town, September 22 and 90; Marlboro,
September 30 New Baltimore, Sep
tember go; Alliance, October I Louis.
vile, October 9; Minerva, October 3;
Waynesburg, October 4; Mapleton,
October S; 0snaburg, October
O; Centervlllo, October I;
Sparta, October ~ McDonaldsyille,
October o; Canal Futon, October 10;
North Lawrence, October l6; West
Brookheld October iS; Massillon, 0cto.
Der IL; Wilmot, October 10; Beach City,
October 20; Navarro October 81 and 20,
This will complete the months en-.
gagement with Mr., Becker, who after
that goes into Summit county In the
same kind of work. He has the repu.
tation of being very excellent speaker.
The break In dates from the 9th TO 10Th
we learn Is 10 afford the Prohibitionists
n chance to 20 10 Columbus, October
llth, which Is set apart as their day
there.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20
BOTH LEGS CRUSHED,
A Stranger WilllUlly CrOuchcs Under
u Moving Freight Train and
Curses q Stranger for
Friendly Inter-
ference.

Very strange actions Of q stranger at
the ~. Wayne station this morning re.
suited In the breaking Of both his legs
above the knee, Roundsman Becherer
reports that q nah waiting for u train
saw n stranger crawl under u freight
train standing nj the station, lleheard
the whistle sound and saw that the
man paid no attention 20 w. He called
10 him and called second time aud re-
ceiyed an angry injunction from the
man 10 seek warmer cline. just then
the train started, he was caught by the
brakes and terrible scream notified the
brakeman and the train was stopped,
lie was wedged In so that the train
had 10 back 10 get him from his posi-
ton. II was found that both his legs
were crushed, He gave his name as
Robert Johnson, but would give no ex.
planatl0n Of his strange actions, lie
was taken 20 the inhrmary,
THE MAN DIES. ...
Roundsman Becherer reports this
afternoon that at 10 o'clock the man
died on his cot at the inhrmary lie
gave no information concerning his
past life and with his remains another
secret win be buried forever.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-20

and Archie McGregor win come in
with \ touch 30 the blathrie OF, and
doubtless In this he will be ably assist
cd by Mesars Kean, Aud and others,
win recruits probably OF q younger
generation, male and female N
Az 30 well has dGuoe anld time, o.
IN flish-ma-elayeT ohii1lnii
We'll hae sowth " prose an rhyme M
Ihai Wnna sang 4 hiTpllni .If I|
Sac como yef Wasf
by order OF Committee,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07
5ilfe auf bcr rrdtcu 5citc.

auf Der rcdtcn Ssitr 81 brIftn. 1T nidt
rur, nll9emsin grnUmmen. Irbr emp fsblrnS'
pertb, isnssru flua uuc wriir, menn ieue
Siilfe fir bic rsdtc Seite be8 aOtper5, &C.
rnce iitrr ben untrreu Hrppsn in Der 0e grur
Der yeber. in Nnlprub gcncmmea miro. Die
tbIti9ite Sillfs Iciltct0 plrrltcr'5 Ma9sn,H ittcrs
zine unStrgleiblid wirfiams Ir,enri ar9sn
@alcnlcipcn. llntbitisfcit Der Htber III be.
eleitrt %, Trrltrpfnus, GcpfreiBsn. telr9tsr
3unge, netelfeit, Stwinbslnnfdlleu uunnge,
nsbmen Ntbcm ure asltli6rr SGrtung btr
0Gut unb hes Nu9apfsIs. 0ies SYmptOme
wriGsn 3uglei6 nit ibrr llria6c, gttsrIeioen
fcbaIo bicies spn hem @itterS Urrtrtrten Wtrb.
Bietsr unb fnltes 8ister' ph5 ltst5 bic %ebcr
in Mitleiornidaft 8isbt IYtpepiie. 8bcumn-
tismus, Sdrdhe une acknowledgement lIno
idmmtIid 8raufbGitsn, Delhe non eiele or mu-
ier9iIti9en Msti,in i&ncG 9%clinpsrt uno
lblisBlid efbsitt msrrtn fransn. Wenect e
ntdt piaflrIi6 uub rudpciic. ~icEeern lYltrma :
tii6 an, 10 bn6 IS, irinr game 9%8irtiamtctt
entfaltrnb, bic 0ciunrbeit id!tsBIiu vol
lfdnbta rieteISuGctcn ptrnid9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07

ben m6dte. 9a6te fe babel on iid ielbit,
70 aeidab'8 I'm hes ainoes pillen; fe
mbats ioHit elm GHos nit fi& semadt boz
ben duf bic cine ober bic anbere Irt.
9enn auf ibrem anseii&te ftano's se'
jdrieben, bab tbr bas 2eben cine 9aft, lie
bic Ieste SoFnuns auf elm penig Scn'
nenf6ein seIappt une idbIinss lber Scrb
g~eienbet bate.
.vSie bdben ois Elm re4ti1dfener
damn une aetreuer Sreuub an mir se'
banbelt.. faste fe enbIi@. na&oem ib
WeHer nnb @abel bel Settle selest bate,
.aIldte es ober ni1t, pie Id es erpartete,
nor es ant penisiten Sbre S1ulo. &olte
i'd Sic fir Sbren suten Bilen be3obler,
ndr's cine BeleibisuHg; bage8en blnoert
mid ni1ts, Sic um cine peitere Setdlls'
ieit gu bitten. Sd tenne peber Sbren
9tamen, NOD Sbre 2eibens sei6i6te, oer'
rtutbe aber, bas Sic nit benz @ebreben,
pel4es Sic unfdbis sur grbeit rnabt, IN
Spree I'M bic Suiunft. So mill i'd Sbnen
@elesenbeit bi.ten, Sbre 3eit 81 uerwer'
them uub iebe Notb fern bon it1 81 bal.
ten. Sd ftebe TEST nit meinem ainoe
oIein In Der @eIt, tpiste niGt, pobin
Id mid tpenben iolIte, spenisfens porIdu.
fig nod ni6t. @ie LANCE ipirb's bauerr,
unb bieier Dber Sener iontn,t, UNI mid sur
Srau 81 besebren, britet wobl gar bin'
terIiiige Nni@ldse sesen mid aus, pie's
f6pn bel 2etjelten meiues Dtdnnes ge'
f&ab. bas i'd oft 9lptb bate, MID beren
au erlpcbren. 9d LIT es benn undbtreis'
lid fur mid, Scenario su behten, Der fur
Nib eintritt unb I'M Sale uetnes Scbes
bic fleine @oiie bier in Debut nimmt,
unb boau finb Sic Der re6te Dtonn. Sd
idIaae Sbnen beshdIb Dor, 81 mir 81 aie'
ben. Sort Die aanirner fol- SSbre Wob'
| uuna fem. Nit Sbrem @ebre4en
fsrnmt Sbnen bic 1fuhs Al ifatten uuh lsis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07
NmSciac=Gatcn

@eItdfsuuti,en, srRt 9nistattcn 10 Gsnts
pre- 3tilt.
e5tf&SfeuSti,tu, q. nne jste ~iOIssnte Sn'
~I.rdiion 5 Gents.
Stebenee.N nieigtn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07

men wuEoert's, oaB Sic bds Oboa6 NIT
mir tbeiIen, nod pcniger tam Semano
S6anbe bdrin iu6cu. SD bin nod rei6'
lid nit @elomitteln perieben. Oh lie i'm
SPIEL erporhen ipurben roer duf aIoere
Grt: lin meiner Sodter pillen bari i6
ui6t pana6 fUrideu. Iber aud Sic oir.
fen es Mot, .penu ib Sic uuToroere, mein
9rpo nit mir 81 tbcilen. Sinh Sic i'm
5peiieI, 10 iberIe9eu Sic il6 Die In9eles
genbsit; babel bleiben Sic eineebenf, oab
es ii6 dlleiu I'M Die Woblfabrt meine3
ainbes banbcIt. Sic fmp on lrbeit &c,
w6bnt, oaber Iiut Sbnen iider ibner,
mli6ig su liesen. 9e8balb iul es meine
Gufgabe iein. Sbnen Sei6ditigun9 Su
iu6en, pie lie SIREN arditen an9emehen.
Yertruut ME ia nit Den bieiigen Serbilt.
niIieu bin. miro es mir gelpib ~selingen."
vSa, 10 reoete bic Srau. 8ein 0ort
babe id ucrgeiien, oiepeilen t6 mir alles
ppbl tauienomai i'll meinen 0ebdnten
pieOerbplte. 9enn ibre 9rpbe Sd6nbei:
bate es mir angetban uno ibr 8ertraucn,
bdB metn 2eben mir nidt 5u tbeuer fur ie
uno bic tIeine @aiie 9eweien pdre. Sp
ertldrte id u~ngeidumt. oaB i6 ibr germ gu
Oieniten iein wple, penn aud nur CUR
Yrpbe. Sinoe iie, oab id meine STEELE
nab Geblbr au5flIle, 10 liebe ii6 pciter
barber reoen.
vSamit iparen mir banoel8eins. 9tp9
ieIbisen Soges Sr9 Id nit mcincr Sdifs'
tiite uro ipniti9eu 9leinigteiten bel ibr
elm. uno ME ~fanocu mir cine llria6e, I'LL,
fer uebsreintpmmcn 81 bercuen. Wit
re6ter 2uit lieb i6 ibr meme 9anb bel
ben Sausarbciten; nit re6ter Suit fiber,
uabm ib meinen glntbeil an Der Sile9e
bes licbcu &inoes, unb ais ie oann enb.
li9 cine Nibmalhtue fir mid beihaffte
unb ielbft nad gutter Glmoi6aft ausIuste,
bd per9aB i6 alImdbli6, baB ib auf Der
anberen Geite Der @elt na6 9auie ge'
b5rte. Sa5 etnSige, mas mir Gorge be,
r~eitete, mar ibr 9rauiamer Grnit. Gein
2aden tam lbcr ibre 2ippcn, aber aud
tein Grdmen pber 9lagen. Sroftig fdau,
ten ibre 9rcben Steintobleraugen, froitis
Hang ibre Sttmme. !9dtt' i9 ibr blei6es
Tngeiibt nit meinen !Sdnben bctaitet, i9
mein' i9 bdtt' es taIt befunoeu nie bas
elmer Gcftprbeneu. Sdbcr tart's, bab ib
tie firdtete ME ben Geiit elmer glbsei6ie.
oenen, unO bp6 bdtte i9 ie betrabten
m6scn pbne Glufb6rcu, Sag unO 9ta9t.
ulBenn i6 Dir iest allies nit elmer arps
Zen NusfibrIi6teit beridte, aIs pb i6's
aus einem 9%cniiicnbaft 9eIibrten 2psbub
abIdie uno mebr beridte, als ia anIdrg,
LID pilen8 mar, 10 gei6iebt'S, bicpeiien
pibreno bes Rcoen3 bic alien Soften lie,
benbig sepcrben iinp. Sa tpmmt ndruIi6
Die 2uit psn ielbit, ba5 eiraaI aufgenrms
meme Garn peiter 81 ipinnen CUR eigenen
8efrieeisung. Oh biugegen ma9it aIles
in Sein Gebddtnib peritauen lpie me
@aare, an pel6e Su tein Mnre6t bait.
limb 70 bore bcru peitcr, rlein Iieber
Maat, urb 10 periGwiegen tpie Der Mtpno
ba briibeu, Der nit ben lcgten paar @uI'
ten baIb fertig 9epcrben ietn ipirp, iplit
au9 gu bIeibeu. Siit gu erig ipeit BON
bier, binoert DID nidts, naa !9~ersensIuit
briber gu repen, Dir ieIber uno Inoeren
sur 2ebr."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07

ST. 81 d cIGe in 6loriSa itcbcn
;ipci Souueubluulcnlt0de, BON bcncn Der
cine na6e;u 1000, Ger anSere 1876 Slitz
then ur6 SnoSpcn bat. Die Gt0de iilb
scbn ,fub bod unO botcn feds VnB
LANCE 3wci9c.
Srau 2cfanb Stan urb, Sic
Iruu 6e8 culiforniid)tn Giicnbabrfitrlt ten,
btli5t cin OiGrioutzOalSbanS in Mcrthc
oou $4,000; ibre S6mufiudcn rcprds
i%enttrrn i'll @an;en ell Sapttal bon
elmer Oiiuion Oouars. Oo5 fann iid)
tbatiddlid scr Mittelitano nid)t erlans
bCu.
Sn g Govt Fat iih Ser rcid)c
Tsluartcr ,fcilcniabritant Sobu TaD isd)s
@oden uad) ieiucr Sd)ci6uEg non ictner
or item unS Srsi Gage uah itiner Serbeis
ratbultq NIT ieincr ;wcitcn Nrau, in
5ol9c ciucS uu6coeuteuoen j3wilteS nit
l%.t;terer, nit wcldcr CT iibrigcn5 idOn
felt ldngcrcr ;3cit 0iisnttid julanmeu
9elebt bat, sridoiicn.
Su 2onSou fat Iid, gun; in Der
Sti0e Or amtri!aniidle 0elaaote in
Sollano, Scr 9tObcrt .. 9fooituelt, nit
Srnu Marion TortcScue aus 9tciu Oorf
oerbeiratbst. Oa sic 9raut cine &otbos
ltfin, Ser 9tooIepelt Gin Yrotcltaut lit,
war Gin beiouSersr Oispens St5 Yapltc8
sur tirdliden 9ruuung n0tbiJ, bic in
elmer fatboliid)sn Sirdc pOaSO9en wurbe.
Cart g dur3 idrtibt be,is1i6
Der Nad]ridt, CT wcrOe bentnGdit ictne
Memoireu pcrOfisntlidsn, einem gerliner
Slatte: ,Grltcns iinS meine Wemoireu
i'm 8eientlidsn nod proicctirte ul0 lei
ucsmess in Srudfdbisem i3uitaub unS
3tpsiteis lift eS icbr 3,ueifelbaft, oh i9
mid ienlals baju entidlic6en iuer6e,
wG6reuo meincr 2ebens;eit audi nur
einen Gbei( meiner Grinncrunscn ;u
pcr0Hentfiden."
yOie SEEM Yorter Damen,
iaat Bella 2odipoo6, bic TrGiibents
ihaftscan6iSattn" molten etr Yartets
Badge ba6en unb aud i'll anSeren Staas
ten bat iid SerGanseu oanah seltenb
aemott. Sd babe benterft, baB rlan bic
unb ba Elm SaS9. in Der 6orm zines
8uftle aceeptirt fat, abcr id bofe, bas
pirb nidt burd9reiieit, bena 6 fiebt sez
raoc iest ars, ais uoGtcn iie aus Der
Wobe founleu.
Der 4rbeitersI aitatvr unb
8ublicif Sobn Sipinton uerlor Gnfanss
bieies Sabres Sic ScBfruit, ba iid Der
5tar auf bciSen Iuscn bilbete. Dor
;mei @o1en wurbe IN bcm einen Nuse
Die 2inie o2erirt unS alien anjeidieit
nod su urtbsilen miro ST.. SiDintOn ole
9ebfraft ipie6er ~erlau9en. Sr lutrb nrd)
lGnser. Belt inter dr;tlidcr Scbanbluns
perbleiben. Das ;ueite ause tann erft
ipdter opsrirt tperSsn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-22

We have before referred 70 the cap
ture of brigands in the mountains OF
the Juchow Prefecture, Kiangsi, and
their conveyance 10 the capital of the
province, Nan-ch'ang Flu. OF these
prisoners, one was a brigand lieu
tenant, another a sham sergeant,
whose evidence was very useful, as
from It's strictly corresponding it was
certainly not madeup by them. There
was also a little silversmith's appren-
tee only ii years old; this boy was
employed in a shop at Hut-pu Shi,
and his master on joining the kol0a
Secret society took him with him,
gave him a letter and a dagger, and
sent him home to his father and
mother to tell them that now he had
joined he Hui, they need have no
further anxiety about their daily rice /;
that soon there would be q great re-
bellion and they should lay their plans
and be ready when it came.
The boy was intercepted by the
agents Of the government while on
this GRAND, and his father and mother
quickly hearing the news came weep
ing TO Nan-cb'ang Flu, and saying
that OF four generations this lad was
the last and only descendant and had
been inveigled into the conspiracy
through his ignorance. Another pris-
oner was tailor who worked for
junk and sampan men, and against
whom no true evidence was fOrthcOm-
ing All Of them declared that they
we're not acquainted with one another.
- Nheo PaO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-22
GROWTH OF TERRITORIES.

The population OF Wyoming is about 81, 600
Tho population oi Utah is about 2ioo)
The taxable property Is valued az sij,3lgOOO
Da1oia's increase Of population from rs,
600 in 1870 Go over 600,0a0 In 1855 is unprece-
denied IN q single territory
The population Of Montana is 10000 and
the property valued at 100000, which
does not include mining properties
No eensusot Alaska has been made, but the
governor estimates the population as follows:
Whites, $3.50; Creoies 800; Aiouts. 1850.
civilized natives, 5000. OF a total OF 1850
The valuation Of the real and personal prop
erty is placed at S25,0O0,0O0
The population Of Washington territory Is
about l67 9S2 and the assessed valuation OF
the property is Si02l. Isl. The forests OF
the territory furnished S20,0OO,o00 feet Of
lumber, 60.0O0,0O0 laths and 50,0O0,OOl
shingles, and the total capacity Of the saw
mills is !, 04S, Co, 900 feet
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-22
PUTTING ON AIRS.

Refuse the clvn YES or eNo'
Decline 20 zee me when you 20
Along the street with bulls" and 'nssrs:-
Whatever else you choose 70 do.
Abstain from patronizing airS
Cut me direct upon the street,
Look down upon me when We meet;
Let Others see who proudly stares.
DiscrOwD me not. while Suaye and swee<,
With soft and patronizing airs
There may be times when AL may need
The friendship Of the friends indeed,
10 help Va llft lte's load Of oares;
But hearts had better break and bleed.
Than pulse with patronizing airs
lie does not act the role OF friend
Who thinks that he must oondescead
And stoop 10 aid in my Affairs;
lie mocks me with the bow and bend
That come Of petronizing airs
The social status one attains
With well earned or i'll gotten gains
OF gold, and lands, and bonds, and shArs2
Will be dcnied with vulgar stains
When he shows patronizing sirsl
They have been those who helped the poor.
Who brought light about the door;
They aided angels unawareS
God blessed their basket and their stors--
They had 20 patronizing airs
Are we not all on earth akip'
The best and whltest touched with stint
For with the wheat viii grow the tara
Oh, proud and vain, Just look within
And cease al patropiAng Ais
--0ooses ". Duneay b Ehrenoioa1sA Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-22
A Grain OF Wheat.

a German expert reckons that if a
single grain Of wheat produces fifty
grains, and that these fifty grains each
produce fifty grains more, and so on,
there viii be in the second year $500
grains; IN the third year, l25,000
grains; in the sixth year, l5,625, 0O0
grains; in the twelfth year, pa, lao,
CPS, 0O0, 900 grains The third years
crop would give 300 men one meal,
leaving enough bran to feed eight pigs
for one day. The produce of the sin
gle grain III the twelfth year would
suffice to supply all the inhabitants of
the earth with food during their life
time. New York Telegram.