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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07
for Infants and Children.


Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
NEW YowK March 6.--Flour. state and west
ern, easy, quiet: southern, dun, enfy. -,
Wheat, declined Aabc.; recovered. now
steady, active; No. ?, red, May. anasasI ~;
June, e7Hag1s1c.: July, 9i9Sc,; August, Vic;
Corn. more active, stronger; mixed western,
Oats, duh and weak; state, soassc.; western,
e9a39c. oo.o, ..
Pork, firm: new mess, sia.T5ai3s5; old do,
Sl2.25ai250.
Lard hrmer: steam rendered, si.35.
Turpentlne, firm, scarce: 5la5l&c.
Eggs. firm; state and Pennsylvania. LaSe.
CastIe MARKETS..
PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-The receipts Mt the
West Philadelphia and North Pennsylvania
Drove Yards were: For tho week, beeyes, s,3Vui
Beef catfin-Extra. 4Kc.: good, 4aikc.; me-
dlum. 3jsaaslc.; common,sa3hc.; medium west
ern. sac.
sheep-Extra natives, 6asAc.; good, do, 5%a
5aze.: common. 4Laiatc.. ciIls. 3aS7ac.; lambs
were In good demand and firm at d3saThc.
Hogs were inactive and prices remained I'M
changed; western, B15a5c.; state, 6abhc.
Mich COWS were in poor request at Ssanio.
Milch calves were In good demand ut base.
slippery cows were not wanted, eNoh nv siSa
20.
Bologna cows were hard to dispose Of even at
s6ai4. ,oo
NEw YORK, March .--Beeyes-Receipts,S $500
head. Ordinary To prime steers, sj1Uha.5u;
few tops, $l.G5atT5: fat bulls, =. aoass0; dry
cows. s2a2.t0. Sheep and lambs--keceipts,
II 500 head: common to prime shaep, Si.u0a4-i oi
and common % choice lambs, 81. 75a. .lal9. Hogs
Receipts, 1850 head; nominal at s5.:Oa5.tO.
CHICAGO, Mnrch 4.--Catile-Rereipts, II ,UN
head. beeves, 81 25ALhn; stecrs 50 99a4; stockerf
and feeders, ss.2 a3.3B: COWS, bulls and mixed
81 50a8.10. tiogs--Recoipis. 20.00D head: mixed
SliDai55: light to heavy, 81. i0ei.6h pigs, Slln
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; natives, ". sailh "
western corn-fed, ki.50at.S5; lambs, si.1la6.oO
EAST LtBgnTy, March 4.--Cattle,-hecclpts
1,4GO head. Hogs -Receipts,6 5000 head; medium
Philadelphlas, sI75ai so heavy hogs, i.'ilalIO
pigs and Workers, Si.S0a4.S5. Sheep-keceipt5
1900 hnHd: MARKET firm, unchanged.
BALTIMORE, March 4.--Swine--Fair suppl!
and good demand; quotations, 6a6s&c.; receipts
1924 head.
CINcIaNATI, March Alloys in good demand
| receipts, $50 head; shipments, 40 head.
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OBIrBAHY,


New Castle Oo,,ss uons Trunicrs xJpon
the Death Of stimer w. Clark and
William ~. Lame.
At the meeting of the trustees Of the
New Castle commons hsld In New Castle
Tuesday evening the following resolutions
were passed,
.IWHEnEAs, Death has bean busy In our
midst and our fellow member Elmer W.
sClaGk on seventh day February, A. D., 1899
was suddenly stricken down,
.Resoiped. That the trustees have heard
with unIeigned grief OF tho sudden taking
yoff Of ono, who one Of the latest elected 10
this board, ever showed himself prompt
and punctuai in the discharge OF his duties
as trustee.
Rssolptd That we nre sensible OF the loss
we have sustained In tho withdrawal OF his
active aid and practical knowledge and the
cessation OF our cheerful and pleasant In
tercourss Will bin,
Resolved, That we recognize that IN his
death the community has been deprived oil
an estimahle citizen and an honest, upright
man aud We tender TO his borrowing widow
and family our hincsress condolences upon
their overwhelming loss Of husband md
father.
Resolped, That these proceedings be
placed upon the minutes OF this hoard and
d copy thereof sent TO the family OF the de
ceased and printed In the daily press,
WILLIAM ]. FERRrs.
Secretary pro tenn.
wuxaKAs, This board has heard with feel
inks Of the DEEPEST sorrow OF the death o
ite secretary and our fellow trustee, William
II. Lane, which occurred en- the Afternoon
OF March 80, 1899
Resolpsd, That the Board Of Trustees o
Nav Oaste Commons desire as fittin
tribute to his memory to record their ap
probation OF his worth and Of the loes tha
they In common with the community a
large have suffered In the death OF thi
good man. Although not a native OF thi
State, for long time It had been the Stat
OF his adoption, and bis enrller years wer
devoted to the cause Of education, with
Einglenees OF purpose, and wise faithful
ness to duty that necessarily insured sui
cess and left an impress never perhaps {
be effaced. In every relation OF life sine,
he bore bis part acceptably, honestly an
mangnlly.
RssotUed. That by the conscientious dis
charge OF every public duty, by his amiab
relations In private life, and his devo,
consistent example of true piety he hf
raised for himself character upon whie
as upon an enduring monument. his frient
may insnribe his epltaph, recording thes
virtues and deoloriDg bis loss.
R1solped. That these proceedings
spread upon the minutes OF this board ar
copy thereof be sent to the family OF Il
deceased and to the public press.
WILLIAM J. FERHfs,
s%--e Secretary pro tom.
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Thursday, March 14th, 1889,

Att O'Clock, p M, sharp.
All his farming utensils, horses and household
goods, as follows:
live horses-one horse years old, mare :
years Old, marc $ years old, horses in thrtr
teens, | i-horse wagon, with large bed for haul
ing lime, grain, &c 8-horse, 2-hoase and
dugOut wagon, OK cart harvest bed wtth
tongue md axle. moving machines, plows OF
all descriptions, twin haIrows, cultiyators OF
different Kinds, roller. horse rakes ,thresher
and cleaner used with 2-horse power, 2 corn
shelters, one sleigh and bells, grain fans,
market dearborn. Phaeton wagon, sets car
riage harness, nearly new, sets lead mar.
ness, 2 sets brit;hmept harness, collars and
brides, log chains, picks, hoes and shoyels,
parry iztrres, churns, milk pans and buckets,
butter scales and bowls. Household goods
One marble top walnut parlor table, D. walnut
cane seat parlor chsirs, Spear cook stove,
nearly new, pewdrop parlor stove, l coal
stove, nearly new, 20 yards new rag carpet in
the wen, walnut bedstead. nearly new, 3
other bedsteads, mattress and bed clothes, ]
wash tubs, preserving Jars and cans and many
things too tedious TO mention. Terms at sale.
ROBERT 7. RANKIN.
y. ". Lana, Aueiloneer' at msEIslGa
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DOVER.

snocial-correspondence Gazette Of and Journal
Doysn, Feb. 28.-Mr. and Mrs. George
p. Kuipht gave a reception at the resi-
danoa Of their parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Hnst Il, Knight, on State street, last
aveninv. upon their arrival home from a
wedding trip. A great many guests Were
present.
Morris, cashier of the Farmers Bank,
died last evening, about 8 O'Clock, at his
home farm, near Dover, aged apout "
vears He has been in feeble health for
come time past. Mr. Morris was born in
Dover and removed to Pennsylvania, where
IA nraeticed law for some time and mar
ric5 his wife in that state, but returned
aaajn to Delaware 10 few years where
re ansnt the remainder OF his life. He
xras once elected to the National House
Of Representatives from Delaware. He
Ia.yes widow, son and daughter, Mrs.
Caleb s. Pennewil.
Mrs. Temperament Stevenson died az the
residencs of her son on Bradford street,
last ayenipg, aged 80 years. She leaves
three aons. Thomas ]. and Edward "a. OF
thjs town and NJ NJ. Stevenson OF FELTON,.
Ear services will be held at the house
Saturday afternoon.
DoyER, March 5.--The Dovsrites who
.ttsnsed The inauguration yesterday were
Frank Alice, Harry Morris, William
sawsrd. Dol. George Whitaker, Henry
w Cannon, John Draper, William %.
smith Frank Smith, A. A, Watson, John
Ssttartield, John Oarrow, Jerry Cannon,
Dorolas Alice, Charles Butler, Penn
Fn,asson, d. i. Nesbitt, Harry Ford,
Stanley Wharton, Charles Alice, James
Rogers. James Lewis and Adam Wilson.
Vsry little interest was taken in the
,ov,, slection yesterday, the vote polled
Ss;,,o oply sbout $50, as against 400 q
ear e soo' The following ticket was
s,soted: President Of council, Hiram
Rssdy. unanimously reelected. Inc FOL
,os;ng were elected as councilmsn BY
sScut rs majority, First district, Joseph
r. Toffscker; second district, William
n,sr. Third district, E. L. Jones. Messrs;
D. Boggs of Fourth diatriot ana
Maurice Haitnett as assessor were eiect sa,
wv sysning and appointed W. n: Boggs
oisrt and william Milbourne and Inomas
Kinpamon, town policemen
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a pMINIsrRArRlxs SALE.
Of sarah ID. Walker. In Mill Greek hundred, on
Tnuredsg, Mach 2lgt, 1889,

VI 90 ''- -
frn,tr4dn nv hi4Tal Dist 1879.
SN 800
Az 10 o'rIooh n m. sbarn. the following de-
q sr,t,a1 ,,sr.onnI ,,,nnertv 10 Wit.
En,,r 1ead ~ f,nod wGrk horaes. IA head Of
r,ttia canaia,inp nS IN frst ,,lass Tni,S cows, 2
ha,fara ) hnilas . largo brood soxvs Win mig.
haar. N rloire shnafs IN nni,s rhickens. white
enineas. n,a,bitiery. Consisting OF wood tabor
~ ss,, M X o,a i . horse tread
S,1as,, i IN no sennrat1r. / huiief and cleaner.
I n nrariei tepd mil. ,,,renlnr saw. i Tele.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

MnndsOmest lady i'm Wilmington
Remarked to friend the other day that she
knew Kemps Balsam for the Throat and Lungs
was a superior remedy, ms itstopped her cough
instantly when other cough remedies had no
effect whatever. So to prove this and convince
sample Bottle Free. Large size soc and 81.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

Boils, pimples hives, ringworm, totter, and
all other manifestations of impure blood are
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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PhIIdNeTDHEI 1EHfRHtss
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
PHILADELPHIA, March 6-FIour, dull and
weak.
Wheat. nominal; No. Q rcd, 96Hagsc.; No.
Pennsylvania red, Sl.0his.
Corn, steady.
Oats, steady, dull
Bran, weak, irregular; winter, s15,5oa16,5o;
spring, s1ta15.50.
Baied hay, quiet hut steady, Mixed s1a.5oa
1880
Raled rye straw, $3.50
Butter, quiet and unchanged,
Eggs, steady; Pennsylvania iirsts, 1aNaiic.
Cheese. duli.
Petroleum, steady.
Potatoes, dull.
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baltimore Markets.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
BALTIMORE. March 6.--Flour.qulet and steady,
Wheat, southern, weak: Fult2, Si.O0al.07 u:
Tongberiy, 81, 02al uS: western, arm; No. win
ter rcd spot, 92ssc.: March. 92h ag22zc,; April.
y3Kaele.; May, D5a95kc.
Corn, southern. quiet and steady: white,
sOa42c.: yellow, 40ai0Nc.: western, firm; mixed
sppt, Sgssa4Oc. March, Sy&a4nc.; April, 40As
40Ac.: May, Al Ssa41Nc.; steamer, spot, SOC.
Oats, steady: western mixed. S2as5Sc.: do.
mixed. 2es9le.: grnded No. 2, white, SSc.
Rye, nominal: 56a5ac-
Hay, duh, heavy; prime to choice timothy,
sib.o6ai5t0.
Provisions, firm.
Butter, steady.
Eggs, steady.
Petroleum, quiet; refined. s7.o5.
Coffee, firna; Rio cargoes, fair. ls&e.
Sugar, frm; a soft, 65sc.; copper renned, isjS
al5&c.
Whisky, steady.
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NoTICE.--All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, dolly attested to the Administrations, on or
before December "a, 1853, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
GEORGE d. ARMSTRONG,
Administrator.
Address: Taylor's BRIDGE, Del. iansam
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ID EGIsTER's ORDER.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, Dec. "a, 1851
Upon the application Of Georgep y. arlnstrone'
Adininlstrator Of, Richardson IL. Armstrong,
late of Blackbird hundred, In said county, de-
ceased IL is ordered and directed by the Regis
ter that the Administrator aforesaid give notice
the estate Of the decreased, with the date of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements to
be posted within forty days from the date OF
such Letters In six Of the most public places of
the county of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estlte 10 present
the same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly, in
such case made and provided; and also cause
the game TO be inserted Within the same period
in the DELAWARE q kZETrE AND STATE " UIlNAL,
a newspaper published In Wilmington, Del,
and to he continued therein two months.
Given under the hand and Sesiot ONCE
of the Register aforesaid, at Wilmington,
H. 81 in New Castle county, aforesaid, tho day
and year above written.
holm. L. RRADpORD. Rbalster.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Pans soap is an elegant toilet adjunct.
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DUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber, having leased his farm and
going 10 quit farming, will sell, on his farm,
situated at Fairview school house, in Mill
Creek hundred, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
rnn,.nlnrner nlIner. on q ltrIEs.

nRADFoRD, Pa, Sept ii,-A special
10 The Era from Punxauiawney, Pa d,
aayal Fifteen hundred mlnera are out
on strike ~ the Watson and Adrian
mines for an Increase In wagea Yealer'
day the company brought 800 men from
Buffalo, Roehester and Bradford, After
arriving the men refused 10 go 10 work
believing the miners juatlhed In the
stand they have taken, Most OF tho
men returned TO their yariOua homes
The company claim 10 have 400 negro
miners on the way here from their mines
In West Virginia, Everything h quiet
but trouble " expected,
AZ \ o'clock last night q crowd OF
Italians stopped at the residence OF John
W. Brown and asked for q drink Of
water An alteration arose, when
Brown fired two shots into the crowd,
one bullet hitting Joseph JaoOta In tho
right eye, killing him instantly, brown
guarded his residence all night and gave
himself up 10 the autllOntlea, The
Italians are much exercised over the
shooting
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

WAmINGToS, Sept i0,-Under the
captioni "a Place for Tanner q morn
Ing paper aayai "a oompromlae In the
Tanner case has been suggested, and the
auggeatIon II attributed 10 ex.Congreas-
man Charles Foster who n now In the
city The gentleman, however, denies
that he has anything 10 do with tho mat
ter Of solving the problem that Ia giving
tho president NO much concern. The
compromise proposition ia that Gen,
Roaeerana be removed from the poaltlon
Of register Of the treasury and Commits
aloner Tanner be transferred 10 that place,
Then Gen. Brown, the ox.Repreaentatlyo
from Ohio, who was prominent eandl'
date originally for the place, could be ap.
pointed TO the head OF the pension
burcnu,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

KAUKAuNA, Wis, Sept, lit turns
out that the "rumbling and grinding
noise" which startled the 300 employees
in the immense pulp and paper mill of
Vannortwck q Rogers, nt Florence
Saturday last, was not caused by an
earthquake. The disturbance was caused
by the rush Of winter into n creyice in q
rock, upon which the foundation of the
mill stood, and the force OF the water
was 80 strong no 10 move the founda'
ton. The idea of an earthquake IL ab.
surd. However, the mill is 80 badly
wrecked that II will have 10 be almost
entirely rebuilt. The structure cost
$500 900
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

Pifmnund, Sept TO-
nuTrEli- Creamery, fancy brands Of III.
gin, giol Ohio do, lplbaoj dairy packed,
lonliol fancy rolls, l1@leo good rolln hsblboI
EdQa FJcsh, 800 per dozen In cases can.
dledl 100 In barrels
POTATOES Domestic roae and liurbanka,
tlebni,m pfT. harrell bDo .per bunhell sweet
p0iAtOeh, baltimore, e,bll Jefhey, tiY1,
POULTRY Old chickens, GsbiOo n pniri
spring chickens, 900 v pAlr live duokh, i0t
ibo " pair dressed chickens, NJ, lAliBOl
duokh, iabilcl geehn, Nblnp,
ClkEAk- Nav Ohio full cream, HbnOl now
New York, WtlOo, Ohio hwell1er l06liol
Wisconsin do llUiac, Wisconsin limberger
'VfdETAnLEs, ETC From store Cabbage,
harreln, Si,aabi 10. oAnielnpca, y crate, $40,
cucumherh, per buhhol, issbti.hO, tomatoes,
per bunhel, 0tiSol onions, por barrel, sl.bl
Wlib celery, f0c 10 100,
FLOUR Fancy winter patent, GeSllb,b0i
spring patent eb,bldbbJbi fancy alralght win.
ter, ti,8Ill,ihl clear winter el.i51bl,N xxx
hakeru', tiOilblsh extra family taibQt.OOi
lamhN ltOgLibi extra, tOlo6S's5i rye Hour
WHEAf-No. 2 old, G,GbsOo, No. y rod, now,
SDHlc No, . now rcd, 7sltiio,
OATb-.NO, = white, go, extra No, 0 white,
gboi No, white, aoi ungraded, nc, accord
hXY"flmothy, choice, Sllg0l6O pcr toni
No, !, elsuhbllOO, No, !, tllWbil,0 No,
feeding, SiAnti,b0, No, tpaoklngl tT25b1bO
lOOao on the wagon. SibO11iiW,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

WlLKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept. 1l.--People
In this city were Inst night considerably
agitated by sharp shock Of earthquake,
which occurred last evening. Buildings
In Ashley, Kingston, Pittston and the
surrounding counties trembled for sew
erol seconds, vigorously enough TO rattle
glassware and crockery. SO far as
heard from no property has been seri-
ously damaged or persons injured. At
about the time OF the shock about Ave
acres Of land over the Delaware and
Hudson mines at Plymouth oaved in.
No one WINS at work In the mines at the
time. Particulars are lacking,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
A Good Appetite

Ia essential to good healthi but at this
season II IL often loht owing 10 the
poverty on impurity OF tho blood, do,
rangement VI the digestive organs, ana
tho Weakening effect Of tho changing
season, Hoods haraaparllla 10 q won
derful medicine for creating an appe'
tie, toning tho digeatlOn, aud giving
strength 10 tho whole hyalem. Now IL
tho time 20 take H. 30 hure 70 get
Hoods baraaparllla,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
l. o. OF. AT COLUMBUS.

Bxcurnions via tho Pennsylvania Limos.
For the meeting Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge /. o. o. i. and the Patri-
archs Militant, excursion tickets will
be sold to Columbus, Ohio, via the
Pennsylvania Lines west OF Pittsburg,
at exceptionally low rates on Septem.
Der Is, 10 and II, good returning until
September %, inclusive. For further
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

WARhmGToH, hept 1.-THE follow
Ing statement bearing upon diaburae
menls by the pension Office during July
and August for the past two years was
given out at the pension office Tuesday,
"11e amount advanced 20 pension agents
during July and August, 1893, was
sel, 800, 900 and tho amount diabuFhed by
agents during these months was A,hiO,'
bll, The amount advanced during July
and August, 1850, was ga4, 100000, and
the amount disbursed during July and
August past was u ,dA0, ,2Oh, More than
half OF the disbursements during July
and August, 1890, were Ia payment of
oaaea allowed during the past fiscal year
ending June DO, 1880, aud we're not paid
ON account Of q deficiency Ia the appr0'
prlatlon for that year, making II there,
fore necessary 10 pay these claims out OF
the amount appropriated for the current
fiscal year, This accounts In eyery par
tleular for the apparent increase In tho
payment Of o. pensions during July and
AuQlht, 1880"
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An old Firm FInanclaily Embarrassed.

BosToN, Sept. liza special to The
Herald from Providence, X. l., says;
The Oldest firm OF woolen goods dealers
in this section, Burt q Snow, are iinan-
cially embarrassed. Notes went TO pro.
test and the Bradstreet's announce that
the firm viii make an early assignment.
The liabilities are estimated 10 bo about
500, 900; assets unknown. The cause OF
the failure Is said by one OF the firm TO
be q general lack OF confidence in the
woolen trade and slow collections.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

New YoRR, Sept. iO.--rhe trial OF
Henry s. Ives for fraudulontly issuing a
certain number Of Cincinnati, Hamilton
q Dayton railroad stock certificates, was
begun yesterday before Recorder Smyth
In Part III, General Sessions. The court
was crowded with spectators A panel
Of 100 iurymen had been summoned
from which 10 select twelve men 70 hear
tho case, A number Of them were ox-
amined, and at 2;30 o full jury was OBJ
tained, and court adjourned until II
o'clock today.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

Samuel Sullivan Cox was born al
Zaneaville, o., Sept 40, 1894 attended
Ohio university, Athens, but graduated
nj Brown university, Providence, Ia the
elaha OF 1896 atudied and prhclieed lawl
was owner and editor OF the Columbus
(Ol Statesman Ia 1858 and 1884, was ap'
pointed secretary Of legation 10 Peru IN
1885, was delegate 20 the Chicago aud
the New York Democratic patlonal con
yentlona Of 1864 and lh09l II the author
Of several works. aud u constant con.
tdbutor 10 the press and periodicals. was
elected from the Columbus (O,) diatrlot
10 the Thlrty,ffth, Thirty'slxth, Thirty
seventh and Thirty'eighth congreaaeaj 70.
moved 10 New York City on tho 4th OF
March, 1858, was elected 10 the Forty
first congress, was reelected 10 the
F0riy-see0nd congress and was the can
dldate Of the Democrats and Liberal
Republicans for repreaenlatye-at'large
In the Forty-thlrd congress, and
defeated by Lyman Tremain,
though running several thona'
and ahead Of the rest Of his tleket, lie
was subsequently reelected 10 the Forty
third congress, toueoeed James Brooka,
deoeasedl was reelected 10 the Forty
fourth congress- was appointed speaker
pro tenn, Of tho house June y 1875, and
was elected speaker pro tenn, june 10,
1875, serving until ho vacated the office,
June "a, ls7Ol was elected 10 the Forty
fifth, Forty.alxth, Forty.aeyenth, Forty
eighth and Forly.ninth congresses M u
Democrat, resigned 10 accept the post
ton OF minister 10 Turkeys returned 10
New York, having resigned his poaitlon
o. minister 10 Turkey was elected 10 tho
Forty.ninth congress TO MI the vacancy
oauaod by the resignation Of the Hon
Joseph Pulitzer, and was reelected 10
the Fftloth congress as Democrat, no.
ceiying 0,7bi votes against $3.50 votes
for Wagner, Republican.
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DELAWARE BREAKwATER, Del. Sept,
1.-THE Italian bark ii Salvatore, from
Philadelphia for Gibrator, IL ashore near
the iron pier She Is full Of wator and
her stern ia badly damaged by oollidlng
with the iron pier The crew were
safely landed.
The schooner Charles p. sticknOy,
from Philadelphia for Norfolk, has
dragged ashoro In the harbor and Ia up.
parontly full Of wator. Tho worst storm
In Ave years prevails here now, The
tide Is very high
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A onHRnHHARIAn
pI.s q nsasA olr.-.Ilor... Ilsaorsr.

Dies A. Beach oiiy--Itorssa Recovered
HEAoH City, sept l0,--Mru, Hohodt
an old lady, waa buried here yesterday
hhe waa 100 years old The sermon
was preached by Ms, sexton OF Kan
haa, She ID W years old ana spoke
loudly aud distinctly Mrs, eehOdt
lived with Joseph Getty,
D A, Shelter arrived yesterday with
his fathers horse and Hen f6lf0w'i
buggy, which were stolen some time
mo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

WAsnINoTos Sept. 1.-THE court
martini sentence In the case Of Com
mander Harrington OF the training ship
Constellation, which recently ran ashore
near Norfolk, Is two years suspension
under waiting orders pay. Secretary
Tracy In approving the verdict Of the
court modified the sentence 10 one years
suspension under waiting orders pay.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
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49, East LnEnrY, PA. Sept, 10.
CATTLE Receipts. 9,l0O head shlpmcnta,
a,Ou1 head market dull, exporters quiet and
lower other giHdea unchanged,
nOOS-llttelnts. 600 head, ahlpmenia, li00
head maiket eluw, llght Workers, ft,Mkpt,bt
medium aud llghl Phlladelphias, t'B'GttN
heavy hogs, NilSbiD
kHEEp- Receipts. la)0 head, ahipmenta,
1900 head market fair i0GlLo batter than
lhNI W6ek