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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

~ the Unitsd states supreme hsneh
Handed Down befoF Adjournment 10
HaAssembie nn march a,


~ the Waited states supreme hsnah
Handed Down befoF Adjournment 10
HsAssemhle on March 4,
WAamHaToE, February d-Among tho
decisions rendered by tho Supreme Court Of
,ha United Hlates werei No, aA, The
United s,stea Il y, Va, Dennis oofWln
d al. In enor 10 thA Circuit Court Of the
United States Tor the Western District OF
feIaa, judgment affirmed Opinion ~
NJ Justice Lamar,
No, la6, The lioreley Sewing Aaohins
Company al all appellants, ~ Charles ~,
lancaster appeal from tho Circuit Court OF
the United States for the District OF Massa.
ghusats. Decree reversed with COSTA aud
lausa remanded with a direction 10 enter a
ieoree In favor OF the plaintiffs, sustaining
tho validity Of claims l, 2 0 aud u OF the
plaintiffs patent and a%dIudging that lhoga
claims have been inirlnged by tho defend
ant aud ordering q reference 10 q master 70
take an account Of profits and damages In
respect 10 such Infringement and awarding
10 The plaintiffs . perpetual injunction IN
respect 10 tho four claims above mention
sdi and 10 take such further proceedings
as shall no according TO law and not lneon'
iistent with the opinion OF this oourL
Opinion by Mr., Justice hlatehford'
No, lai-Tho Eastern railroad company,
appellant VI, tho United Atales, appeal
from tho court Of claims, Judgment at
hrmed. Opinion by Mr. Justice Harlan
Ne, M William Pinkerton, T. H. yh
Rpifanla LedOuK. IN error 10 the supreme
Court Of tho Territory Of New Mexico
Judgment affirmed with costs, Opinion
by ME Justice bradley,
$50, l,.Il F,o uHitgl ilatel plalnllM, vs.
| John u, Hail
No, 1853, The United states, plalnuf, Va
George II, Perrin OF aL
80, 1859, The United States, plalnuh, Va
NJ, n, Kelley,
Upon further consideration tho order do
nying tho motions u advance these causes
snt I-.lo, motions granted and causes as'
sigued fur argument on Ihe thlfd Monday
uf March nexL Announced by M Vhlef
Justice Fuller
Original, eK paFte In tho matter OF a.,
Shay, u. 49, petitioner Motion Tor leave
10 lilo a petition for writ Of haheaa corpus
granted and rulo 10 show cause Issued re'
mrnablo ON Monday, March IN, next An
| nounOol NY Me- Chief Justice Fuller,
OiHoal, OK parte Ia The matter OF Cap
tain enct, petitioner, Motion Tor leave 10
. i,tU Ir.it,.t ,a u uIts 900 iw1ts- eu,rtl
granted, and rulp 10 slow cause issued fe'
.urunble ON Monday, March Is neEt An
| nouneod by Me- Chloi Justice Fuller
Eyparlej IN the matter Of Anthony
I Flli, petitioner, motion Tor wit Of man
dlmus denied, Announced by Mr. Chief
Justice Fuller
SD. U TWO Patio r.1w Coz appellant,
w. KIugmaN 81 co., appeal from Tho Circuit
Court u tho United States Tor lhe eastern
district ot Mla.outl, Decree affirmed With
costs Opinion by Nlr, chief juuoo Ful'
ler.
The chief Justice announced the follow
ipg3 10 II ordered by tho court that man
| datos Issued IN all oaaoa decided prior to
J]anuary T. 1851, whom applied for except
whore q petition Tor roheari0R ~ pending
AMI eases docEoloi uro dismissed undoi
ule ninth Wiv, Adjourned duDd "Iaiel
9TH next NJ eleven O'Clock,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
pnrslprNr CLEVELAND has certain.

PRECEDENT CLEVELAND has certain
ly been generous to the Republican
purity; far too generous for his stand
ing as u Democrat. His generosity,
however, is not appreciated. Here Is
one Of the object lpssoDB, for Instance:
The commission Of the postmaster nj
Alliance, OHIO, u place worth Sl,GOO a
year, expired four years ago. Mr.. Ar
thur promptly flied %thepomtlon, giving
IL TO u leading local Republican, Of
course. This appointeo proved an OK.
c~eptionally good officer. MI. Cleveland
refused TO have him disturbed. Helms
served out his term of four years.
When his commission expired the Pres
ident sent l. the Senate the name Of n.
g. Williams, the leading druggist of the
city, and a Democrat, as the successor
Of MIR. Arthur's choice. Does the SEN
ate confirm Mr.. Wiliams2 Not that
we have heard Of. They have some
four hundred of President Cleveland's
appointments suspended In the Senate,
and they propose TO allow the appoint
ments TO die with the death Of the pres
emit administration, In order TO allow
President Harrison to FIJI the places
with Republican partizans. Talk
about civil service reforml The Re
publican Senate shows ABOUT as much
respect for IL as o big hog would show
to a little hog, when both are trying to
get their SHOOTS into She same swill pail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

Ir has peen announced that Sir Jul
ian PauCefote will succeed Lord Sack
vile West, az British Minister TO our
Republican court Hir Julian IL u law
yer aud not q diplomat and not being
ia tho line of promotion, hia appoint,
ment has created profound and awful
disgust among the many noble lords OF
Queen Vietoria'a court As the salary
IL $4,000 per yeaf, n may be consider
cd q very soft snap, Sir Julian 10 sixty
ye1rB old, and 10 regarded ~ the best
living English authority on intema'
ti0nal law,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
nnlln aIrlhr M pnnnnllYnnIn.

prrtmuuO, February G-rho ooho strike
presents very conflicting ph0acn Just now,
Some Of tho works which woro lfut shut
down because Of the strike have started
while others which were working Saturday
arc now idle,
About ono thousand mon NJ tho Standard
works, numbering B3i ovens, have my
struck, Tho plant is owned by the A, O..
Frck Coke company aud was paying scale
rates, but tho mon demanded that tho lrn
aIm for n year This was refused
and uioy struck This strike Ia
not approved Ivy tho national
progressive union and To lOodoN say they
viii not support tho mon, Tho H. &.
Frlck company has giyon tho mon until TO-
morrow 10 return 10 work or DO locked out.
Tho 1900 mon OF tho three Lelacnrlng plants
ny they will strike tomorrow
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

lTw not q vital question 10 the fu.
turo Of the colorcd race whether they
are allowed to dance aud drink cham.
payne, and do as tho wicked white
folks do Ut the Inaugural ball 10 ID
Just rs well 10 note, however, that 80
far a. tho political and social rights Of
the African race N concerned, they viii
fare no better under Zen Harrison
than they have under Grover Cleveland
and We doubt II many more Of thid
race win receive official tay0rb, The
situation 10 truly told In the following
from the Louisville Courier Ournal
Rhode Island colored Republicans
have written 10 Mr. Harrison protest.
Ing against hla evident intention to set
uo clniu at the table for their broth.
rem ~ the coming ,cet Of poafum aud
sweet ta,ers, The Rhode island con.
tiugrnt evidently fail 10 understand
that cardinal canon Of Republication
that 10 iF tho bIac. mans part to catch
tUo possum ana the white mans to
cal To-"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

The new st. Jacobs Lutheran and
Reformed Church, nea Caro-, will be
dedicated next Sunday, February 10.
The services will commence Mt 10
o'clock. The conservation services will
be performed by the pastors, Rev. J. II.
FANS, of Canton, and Rev. j. l. Keller,
of Hartville. The sermons In the morn
ing will Le preached by Revs. Rust and
Herbruck, OF Canton, and In the even.
ing by Rev. FANS. All are cordlully In.
vited to these conservation services,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

TIE row between Gov. Foraker and
the Attorney General Of Ohio, (both
Republicans) is not of wide import,
but 10 is intense. The trouble sprung
out of the Governors up ointment Of
Clarence Brown, of Toledo, to prose
sute the Canal lands case in Toledo
Brown wal u delegate TO the Chicago
convention aud was voting for Sher.
nan all the time, under protest. 1t wai
all the friends of Sherman could do TO
keep Brown from breaking loose from
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

TIM various candidates Tor post
master ln East Liverpool have had nm
agreement, 70 aroml among Themselves
10 mbmll thor various merits 10 u
popular vote, Yesterday they were
Knocked ont Of their calculations by %
lcllrr from Congressman KcKiuley OPP
pHflug Dhls plan mlyiug that II stirred
up strife ana cuWaudored Wimo,itics.
Ihio ppis,lc created considerable DuI
mostly but, Of course, Mckinley bolda
the Noysof destiny aud all the nspirOGte
Will have to submit, Now every caudi'
date Is rushing around with his petit
ton, This position Of Mckinley be-
comes of vital Import TO Nll our candl
dates for post master In Canton, Mas
sillou, Alliance, Louisville, Navarro,
Minerva, Wyuesburg and other polltl'
cal ceuters Of stark county, OF course,
Mckinley win not oppose IN election
In East Liverpool, aud favor an cleo
ton In Canton. II means that Mack
proposes 10 take the bull (or rather the
cadidatcs) by the horus, and run the
business 10 suit himself, lie probably
Intends 10 take cart OF his friends, and
let the devil take the hindmost
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
noMn hrnoIAL F%nApuRna.

NEXT week We shall commence y
the STARK County DEMOCRAT, q very
brilliant aud interchangeable OF novel.
sites, written BY loading American ana
English authors, of which we own the
copyright for stark county There ore
seven In number aud win run about
TIRES months,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

LEADING Toledo capitalists are Ia.
boring for an electrical street rail way,
and certain members of the council
are against II, Last week the city
council took n trip east and visited the
operations Of the electrical system in
several cities in Western and Central
New York, and since their return they
are rs badly mixed as before. Those
who we're convinced against their will
are Of the same opinion still, Twas ever
fhua
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

10 has been over u quarter Of u cen
tury since any Cabinet 00i1er ever
reached the Presidency; and m Allison
has his eye ON the White House, he
wisely concUu ied not to risk either his
chances or he reputation In the Cabi'
net, Of a ma, Ia whose wisdom he has
but little condolences
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

the maohiue, Attorney General Wat
son opposes brown because he claims
he is The attorney Of parties tho state
il prosecuting, hence 10 not q Nv person
10 push the States case, brown form
erly lived IN Masslllon, lehh young
man Of ability, aud q good lawyer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

Ihayo not used oil Of one bottle yot.
/ snfrered from catarrh for twelve
yeara. experiencing the %nauseuting
dropping IN the throat peculiar TO- that
dlsease, and rose bleed almost daily, i
tried various remedies without penent
until Last April, when | saw Ely'e Cream
balm advertised In the Boston Budget.
/ procured a bottle, and since the Drst
days use have had no more bleeding
the soreness Ia entirely R0ne@D. VI
Davidson, with the Boston Budget, Tor
merly with Boston Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
A WELL Informed Washington cor.

A WELL Informed Washington cor.
e%spondent announces that Allison 70
not In cordial relations with Blaine aud
las not been sluc0 the Chicago Con.
jenti0n. Allison was u candidate for
President, and having alwdye been a
staunch supporter Of Blaine he expect.
cd BlainoH support which would have
nominated him Bat Blaines support
he dld got get. Since then Allison has
put no ,Duss Ia Blaine, aud don't want
to he associated with him in the Cabi.
mot
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

JUpdE WOODs, Of the District Court
of Indiana, Is booming mp asa Cabinet
possibility, II IL interesting 10 mole
that Judge Woods IL an ONO man by
birth, -lCOlumbus Dispatch,
lilo stands IN with Dudley, having
modified his charge to tho Indianapolis
grand jury 80 ~ TO save Dudley from q
Just indictment, II Dudley can't break
into the Cabinet In tho name of all the
boodlers give Dudley's savior chance
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

Tm Toledo Commercial has u letter
from the memorable John A, Bingham
IN which he declines 10 become q candi'
late for goytlno OF Ohio, There 10 OBJ
lection 10 bingham on account Of his
age, but he IS not over 40, and, as we
my Of tr0tlcrs. ~ is blood that tells;
age aint nOlhin','
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

FIVE points ar settled! Blaine Is TO
DO Rcgent WmnmaNer Is TO bo re.
wardod with "a Cabinet chair Mrs,
Harrison VIII wpnr abustle, Wine aud
liquou win bo served IN the White
House, and Court dresses will be deed
edly drcoll,to, This Is the FIRST block Of
FIVE pointers, u H. dudley that greet us
on the threshold OF the new regime.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

Tow pLArr and Warner Miller, Of
New York, aud John Q, New, Of ludi'
ana, are In Washington to day, and u
vigorous tliolt viii b. made to TX mp q
Cabinet deal 10 hOrmonile the conflict
ing gfgrds Of the rival clans of Blaine
and Anli.Bluinc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

SECRETARY WHITNEY has Invited
all thp p.mocratio members Of Con.
grega 90 meet Governor Hin NJ the
whitney home In Washington this
(Wodncsdoy) afternoon HIN is the
tallest Democrat In sight just now,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

TN cpou ,a denied that John H.
McItaN. OF Jbn Cincinnati Enquirer Is
about Go p1rghuuc the Columbus
Press, with the Wow Of running a
morning paper 40 Columbus,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
rn Iinnnrn tho nornnn oonauI.

l0Npov, February G--rho Berlin cor.
respondent Of tho Daily Telegraph, says u
10 certain that tho German consul nj Samoa
viii DO removed. Prince Bismarck In OK
trcmoly annoyed by the consul exceeding
his Instructions
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Cen. shorman's Nephew shoots Himself,

Afnt HllNlNNhN N"fN"" ''''"
BALTIMORE February G-Jamoa kimball
Harley, who was onoc n famous portrait
painter, committed suicide hero yesterday,
by shooting himself In the head with a ro'
yolyor Harley was alxty.ouo years old,
lilo was born In CANADA, but same horo
whom quite young Aftor obtaining n COLI
lcgo education no taught music, aud was
considered very proficient lilo married. q
niece Of General Sherman, by whom no had
ono child. While on route 10 ibis city
| from her homo In Pennsylvania, Mira
Harley aud her child were killed. In q ralt'
| rad accident and tho htNbbnd obtained
$4,000 damages from tho company, lilo
aitcrward married Mrs, Joseph D. Baker,
but the union waa not a happy one, and
tho pair separated after three ycarA Tho
second wiio died about two yonfa ago,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
nlnnn,n N%lnrrmcnla.

LoSDoS, February G-rhoro IL the
highest authority for tho statement that
Mr.. Dlllon's abandonment Of his Australian
trip was not duo To the alleged Illness OK
Mr.. parnoll and tho consequent imminonoe
Of n change Of leadership Of tho Irish
party, rs has boon reported,
Electric light building Ut Toutoria
burned. Loss, $4,000
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

A ,uTInwl baroness Of lhr Aus.
ar uI committed suicide 40 the
1900 That Crown Prince Rudolph
stD.I oI, lnla represents the barren.
Wul uyHl love
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

Tnr Uycj aud uarboF bin 10 said to
be Odd, Aair contained no appIopfid'
ton ,l feolp out tHe Nlmiahlllen, We
don't .HIiIJIH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

AH .I.rp,r. uum indianapolis,
unU. cot frU.uaJy Nth, announces
that Ir0f Window, OF Minnesota 10
0E a' Ior synroDwy Of the lfuDs
urV.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

TuU Ohio state journal wants the
Legislature 10 give the people u chance
10 Try ON thr Gryuu road BILL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

DO you have despeptic troublesP
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla, which has
relieved thousands and will cure you.
Sold by druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

William O. Watson and Phebe
schooley, of MI. Union, have been IL
censed TO marry.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
OHIO TAXES.
THE Senate ADOPTS tbs FIRST
AMENDMENT,

diving tho Legislature Unrestricted
Ppwor-Publio Institutions 20 be oons
unned w. noacding nouses-rhs House
nisppaps Ut . Number OF impeF,ane
iHils,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

Charles Priest, OF No. 90 South Cherry
street, is visiting his mother in New
London. Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

hpFlnH mellolne means moro nova days than II
old ton yeara ago rho winteroi ,6as- 50 haaleit
tho nerves. al da00ed out Tho nerves muHt 10
strengthened, the blood purified, liver ana
bowels regulated, Painea Celery Compound
ne apriHO medicine Of feldav-dOes all thia,
aA nothing elso can, HssapFfbAd Nv rhgsioianA,
Recommended BY DruOOtis, Bldcrsei bV AhtsisFs
Guaranteed bv ls Manufacturers 70 10
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-02-08
The Independent Farmer.
lWritten for the BuL1Er1N.

Written for the BULLETIN.
How pleasant it is to live on the farm
Where nature is so gaudily dressed;
And sit meath the shades of the old oak
tree,
As the sun is sinking to rest.
But not half so pleasant to hoe in the field,
Where the crab grass is six inches high,
With the hot scOrtching sun pouring
down on your back,
Seems each moment as though you
would die.
tbs pleasant to sit in the cool porch door,
While you smoke half reclined at your
ease;
Looking out see your beautiful fields Of
grass,
That sway to and fro in the breeze.
But not quite so pleasant to stand with
your scythe,
Ere the morning sun smiles Ger the
land,
And work till your clothes are complete
wet through,
And blisters shall cover your hands.
BY keeping dairy there's surely delight,
1t speaks of contentment and plenty,
To SEQ a large stable we'll filled with
choice COWS,
Say numbering from hfteen TO twenty.
Aud yet it seems hard when you've work
ed from the dawn
Till the sun disappeared from your
To think Of the cows you are compelled
to milk
Before you retire for the night.
In raising your pigs there is surely a
When they sell at the present high
prices,
And of all the young stock that farmer
can raise,
There is nothing that looks half so nice.
How cheerful one feels as he leaves them
at night,
The encouraging number of eleven;
But his joys slightly wane when he goes
out next day
And of 1--we ones can only count seven.
It's pleasant to sit by the warm winter
fire,
When night draws it's curtain around
With wife and children to make home
complete
And peace and cOntentment abound.
But scstacy fades when you shoulder your
And trudge of a nrila thEongh the
snow
While the cutting west wind drives the
snow in your face,
So yOu scarcely can see where you GO
But no enc disputes that the farmer i
blessed,
With true independence and labor,
Whose food don't depend on the whine o
| mankind,
Like that OF his mercantile neighbor.
For God in his mercy looks down from
abone,
And p aternally gives him his bread,
Provided he works eighteen hours ever.
day;
And devOtes but ak to his bed.
JAS. r. SwEEToN.
Teague, Tenn, Feb. 8, 1889.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-02-08

to pretend to have some business;
and the trials which they were forced
to undergo as insurance agents,
claim agents and mule traders
we're many, and in some cases quite
Iudicrous. Finally after being baf-
fed a number of times and arrest
ing over thirty different persons.
all of whom proved to be inn ocent
parties, they at last scented the
proper trail and captured their man.
Upon reaching Middleton and maxi
ing inquiries, it was discovered that
the negro boy for whom they were
searching was living with a colored
man out in the woods about two
miles from the village. The Age
Herald returns thanks to Col. Moore
and DR.. Sasser for valuable services
rendered in making the capture.
Securely tied with a piece of cotton
rope and closel y guarded, the man
whom the detectives had travelled
over eighteen hundred miles to cap>
ture was taken TO DR.. Sassers hotel.
At first the negro denied any knowl~
edge of why he was arrested. but
bit by bit he acknowledged that he
had made the remark that the lady
had overheard, acknowledged the
authorship of certain letters which
were in the detectives possession,
and was very familiar with the de-
tails of the Halves tradegy. The
prisoner was carried back to Ala
bama, and is now in a safe place
and can be produced when the
courts Of Jeferson county in whose
confines the murder was committed,
want him. The Age,HeraId de-
serves credit for the part it took in
the affair, and the thanks of all
law abiding citizens, who are anx~
iOus that justice be done. The
search and capture was made at
great expense to the paper.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-02-08
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