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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

WE congratulate Editor Corr Of the
Navarro Independent over his appoint.
ment rs postmaster Of that thrifty and
hustling town. hut will Editor Corl be
able to keep his able newspaper indie
pendent, when the supreme crises mr.
riyes In 1899, and Mckinley is the Presi-
Dental nomineep We doubt t.. Ills
sense of gratitude to Mac. will be likely
TO oyerwhelm his conscience aud devo'
ton to his country and his fellow man.
On the theory that the pen is mightier
than the sword the appointment Of
Editor Cor is the proper thing for Nc
kinley
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

Warmers Safe cure remoyesheadache
deafness, nausea and conyulsions, why
Because these troubles are symptoms Of
malaria (unc acid poisoniug), "Rey.
nolds System Of Medicine says Of the
symptoms of uraemia; "rhey generally
begin insidiously, with headache and
vomiting, followed by heaylness, indif-
ference and somnolenGe succeeded by
general conyulsions and coma"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

THE Chattanooga "Tlmes' which Is
excellent authority rs TO the losses IN
the battles of Murfreesboro aud Chicka'
mauga says that the official returns
show the aggregate losses IN the two
days fighting ut Murlreesboro were
2l,633 and those at ChiCNmauga, Sep
tember 10 and 20, foot up 2Sl2l, The
Union losses nj Murlreesboro were III
b53. at ChiCamNug0 they were l0l22
The Confederate losses NJ Murtrees
boro were l0,000,at ChickamOuga 1880
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

TuE "Refereuce handbook Of the
Medical Science speaking Of Kidney
disease says. "Often symptoms ON the
other organs, headaches or weak vision
first impel the patient 10 seek advice"
The symptoms mislead both the patti.
ent and the physician, The only safe
method of treatment is faithful use
of Warmers Safe Cure, IL not only
secures healthy action Of the kidneys
but cures the symptoms Of disease.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23


ThIae aemlncnt German specialist from Berlin
positively cures Al Diseases " the Eye, Ear
Nose Throat aud Lungs after nll ulhrthl lhl. uo
hna cured more CHsCa Of BinducHs, prnincHs,
Catarrh, Throat aud Lung Diseases lhAn any
Chrome Diaonsos OF tho Byc, such
ha grnnulntCd Lids, Chronic Inflammation OF
the Lids ol the lriH, Of the lhorold, OF lhciigl'
ina, Chronic ulCclAtiona, SpasmA ol tue ldds,
Cancer Of the Lids aud Eye, Tears running over
thO Checks, Day aud Night blindness, purulcnt
or MAttOrlng Sore Eyes, GOnOThucal OphlhW'
mia, Rod Botchoa of brown ones on tho hqll,
phlyOiOnulnr Ophthalmin, OpNcitioa or MIX
WhltO SpOta on The Eye, Gl0nr0mn or Iunplng
OF The Nerve, hmNurGsli, Falling out Of L0ahc.,
SorOa, RodnOasOf EdgcsOf Lids and Eyes, aud all
other dis0naoa 20 which the cyoorith nppcnuNHcs
are liable, positive aud rapid euro guaranteed,
Rnr TroubIoa are cured by Dr. Snlm In nn
overwhelmingly quick timo, lie WIN rolioyo you
Of all roaring, Kissing and ringing noiscn, hcnyi;
nOaa, itching, pain, running OF the cars WIN
close up n holO In drum on nily ycnt. tthhdinRi
VIII insert Artificial EhG Drums oi nsown M
Noao.-Dr Snlm has paid pnttiCnlht htlcn.
tlon TO Diseases OF lhia 0rgnn, llc lostNclyCuros
hiO worat caacs Of CATARISH, even ti tho
bones have partly bgon oaI9n nPi GinVsvs ros nos
Mo eonso of emoll aud taste, nnd removes letlu
odOr M q result Of CatarTh In ono Getting
DIsoHaos OF tho Thropt and Lun9e
arc cured and mo 6y 6S'2n@'Psngy n sny ESUn y Iy' "ny
other phyacian In tho world, lie win remove
Tonslla without pain ana loss OF blood, WIN
cure your liberated o. Rrlnnlalcd sore lhlQhti
restore your lost or cracked voice ~ guQd nA
oVor; guarantee nl5o 10 cure Hay FCyor, Ablh-
ma, bronchitis, Winter and Chronic Coughs
Dr, Salm has ON hlA record b0oke cases or Con.
sumption which came TO him with one lung Or
parts of one gone, lie has by his trcntmcnt
hnalod up the cayltlCs In their lungs, nnd tho
patients now bid fair to outllyc any one WIN
TGr-Go andeco Dr, Salm NJ this ylait, Con;
puItniion aud examination FREE, Address all
communication 10 DR., MuRlTH SAlM,
ColumbuR, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

SHOULD President Harrison conclude
to put himself in touch with the lead
ers Of his party he might learn more
without knowing less. AS contrary.
wise president Mr.. Cleveland was an
awful example Toledo Commercial.
After ten weeks Of Harrison, the
above from Richard Smiths own paper,
makes one ask; What's the matter
with llalrisou2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
IrNnrn Cleveland Naturalization all

UNDER Cleveland administration all
the pension eXaming boards were com
posed OF two Democrats ana one Re
publican. Harrison ishlling the boards
up with Republicans exclusively. only
one OF the many things going to show
that he is the smallest and narrowest
partisan that ever got into the White
House, New Lisbon Patriot,
Thisis correct lfNny officials should
be non partisan and impartial, II should
be the Board of Pension Examiners,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

Dun u COS report FOR to-day indi-
Gates the business outlook is not good.
What's the matter with Harr-
son and Protection. Providence
is smiling on us graMously, We
have no wars or rumors of
wars, and no earthquakes or internal
ealamities. What's the matter with the
qituntionY y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

A ooLoREp lady in Tennessee has
presented the world with twins, one
white and one black They ARE both
boys. She will name the white boy
Grover Cleveland but will not name the
other Benjamin Harrison, since llarri-
son has gone back on the colored race.
She thinks Of calling him Robt, Lincoln,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

CANDIDATES ON both sides for the fail
hustliug matches are quite plenty
The Republicans will renominate
Wilhelm for the Legislature aud are
looking for the second nominee from
material IN Canton The Democrats
will renomnate Mr., Monnot and are
thinking of u, +. Dresbach Of Massil-
lon, or Major Canteen, Of Alliance, as
the second candidate,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

other malady except consumption, The
late Dr, Dlo Lewis says over his own
signature, IN speaking OF Warmers Safe
Curel III | found myself the victim OF
a serious kidney trouble, ! should use
your preparation
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
AN EVIL BPiRIp APrhARspo OVER
HANG BLAINmA DEPAHpM EMF,
rrom NV Nov Yor. WurId.

AlHN WV NHN 'N'H "N''N
TnR death Of Allen Th0rndike Rice
the prevailing impreasion
that an evil influence 0yerhdngs the
State Department Mr Blaine has
been III, Eugene Schuler and Murat
llalstead were snubbed by the Senate,
and llalslead nearly died, Minister lty'
ana son has been arrested for forgery,
Minister Euapder 10 too Sck TO go 20 hlN
post, Minister Rice met with "a sudden
death and In various other ways q ma,
lIgnant spirit seems 10 have attacked
lhe Department OF State aud those II
has hOnOred,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Cntnrrh, ben fness md Noises In
thn HReuN GurCd.

hava been under Dr. N. salm'a treatment
nov for a,u months for catnl rli, deafness and
ringing noises IN my cara, and am now na sound
slU,t, can hear "a we'll no anybody, aud am not
troubled any moro with tho ringing In tho hoNd
nor tho CatuitTh, 80 people need notHny anymore
that cHtHtTh can't 10 cured, | hOyn followed
your directions, and ~ result am sound and
well again, after years OF suffering from this in-
eldlOuH trouble, ALioE ALbAuul,
New Cumberland, Tusearawas County,0,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
WHO ron aovHRHoRF

We are in receipt Of tho ChillieOthe
Advertiser OF May 10, with strong cd
itOrial endorsement Of the Hon Law
renee l., Neal for Governor The same
paper contains editorial endorsements
Of Mr., Neal, by tho following Demo
cratic organs Wayne Co. Democrat,
Portsmouth Times, Mt Vernon Ban
ner, Marietta Times. llillRb0TO Gazette,
Fremont Messenger WayeIly Watch
man, Ashland Press, Macarthur Demo
Crat, Tuacarawa6 Democrat, Napoleon
Northwest Delaware Herald, Fayette
Co. Democrat, BuCyfus Forum, Clln,
ton 90, Democrat aud Mansfield Shield
and tanner Aa we have before TO-
marked, tho DEMOCRAT has no candi
date, but insists on man who IL for
tard reform, and whose record is
straightforward and consistent on that
vital question, Mr., Neal appears TO bo
that kind Of q statesman,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

The late DIR. j. G. Holland, the emf.
nent writer and physician, wrote and
published In Scrlbner's Magazine; ut Is
q fact that many Of the best property
medicines of the day are more success.
full than many physicians, and most Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Notice to Contractors.

Notice IA herlby given by the Board OF Education
received NJ tile Clerks once NJ Osnnburg, up tlll NJ
June 9th, 1890, TO build now brick school house On
according 10 tho plans and anecllcnilons ON e WITH
tho ERIK Board reserves the right to reject any or
all blds. Dy order Of the Hoard
ALBERT SMITH, Clerk,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

VIZ arc IN receipt OF ROWells NeWs-
paper Directory Tor 1889, an immense
Yoiumeo OF 1880 pages, giving the ClrCula-
tl0n OF every daily and weekly neWspa-
per ia the United states, with the pop
ulallon Of the town where published,
We llnd Canton, o., on page $3.50, "
gives our population at 1900, which rs
about 5iUOl TOO low, but Is still quite u
Jump from the 1900 mark OF 1850, In
speaking OF the Canton daily aud week,
W newspapers, II classes the circulation
OF the NEWs'DEMOORAT 40 /. |, and
lhe stark 90, WEEKLY DEAOCRAT rs
IL, J. Tue Daily Repository is olassed
aa D. z, and Weekly Repository as j, 2,
There 10 q Key printed on the lfst page,
ny which lhb circulation can be asGer
famed, By this key We notice that /,
/, (Dtlng the NEW6'DEMOCllAT ratiHg)
lnehns exceeding 400 circulation,
while j, Z, (belng tne daily Re
pohltofy ratng), means exceeding 800
rue NEWh'DRhOCRAT claims 80 more
circulation than the daily Repository,
which IL probably correct, Tho rating
II, VI the Stark County Democrat
means over 5000 circulation, aud the
ratlng j 2 Of the weekly Repository
means over 1000, By the report Of one
year ago tho depository showed a lar
ger aggregate circulation than the
DEhOCRAT,but our circulation has been
steadily on tho Increase for the past
eleven months, ana is stlll enjoying u
hehllhy ana continuous Increase,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

TuE long hitch over the list Of Con.
Gular appointments, which we printed
Friday, was on account Of q conflict
OF personal interests between President
Harrison and secretary Blaine THE
Liverpool consulate Is worth from $40,
900 10 SlsOJl per year. clear profit
Harrison had % tayorlte he wanted Tor
this place and Blaine wanted hl8 hench.
man, sherman, of the District Of Col,
umba, mo relation OF John sherman
Harrison objected TO Blaino's man on
the ground that there was too much
Doodle In the position for q compare
tyely obscure man, but Blaine had his
way and sherman was appointed
What Congress ought 20 do is 70 fix u
limit OF, say 5000 TO all European con
sulates, aud require conSuls 70 turn the
balance into the L. s. Treasury, There
Is no sense IN paying u mere consular
clerk $4,000 70 slSOOO per year salary,
and then paying US, District Judge
Il position requiring the highest order
Of talent ana rlpeSt experience, $4,000
per year,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
saturday, Tho 8th day Of June, 1890,

tho following described real estate situated IN the
county NJ stark Aud state ~ OHIO, hhd known ua u
pAft IL the nuflhwut quarter NJ section 4, cuins
m0nelng TOT buuudfJ NJ 4 point ~ the north llnr
OF landh owned by one w, \. NilllnmA IVA fcrt
eastward from tho southwest ootnor " tract Of
land rOninlulng9 acres conveyed by l'Otpr rhnucc
and Wife 10 isaiah u, Fool W decd dated October
tsi 1000 thence n0rhNArdly hM feet lnchcH, par
nlIel with the west boundary 0f All two acre ltAct
thenoe uhitWhfdly along Tie north llho NJ thld I've
aero tract ha feet aud Inches lhoncO anuihWhfdS,
parallel with thu west boundary " sail Two aero
LAct pu9 foot Inches ~ point IN Nr ipth Hue NJ
hAld MllllAmH land, thence NrHiWhfdly un tho north
llnN vi Williams nnd b1 fOri Hlnchea " place Ot hr'
nnning IN Canton township, STARK county also The
ught 6f WAY across btlp " land 10 feet vide fuus
Mug west aud cAgt across said lN0 acre tract on the
east side lhrfootaud strip 10 fcut Wide running
across said tWu acre tract north hnd south the east
line 0f said strip being The said west llnn ~ the par
col Of land conveyed, icaorylnR hpWcNrf ~ the
owners 0f any ana nll rnfh ui said two acre tract
the right NJ way for ulou, their hrlr and assigns
f0royt said tWutttipa uf land hnd rghhn way ~ be-
uned hy said grantee his hprt aud Utilgus Ony ~
AppurnluH 10 tho parcel ot And hereby conveyed,
bul subject " hll legal lilHhWnip
Appraised teib0
sale 10 commence NJ one O'Clock y IN, rcrms
A, LEiNlS0ER sheriff.
MILLER A rOuEulNr Au'W
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
RRPUnLIoAN aARMoNY.

The following eloquent touching PEI
picture Of Gov, Foraker Ia from thf
Mansfield Republican Boiler Plate Her
ala, the home organ Of Senator Sher
man, We think u great many people
IN this section, who are not Democrats
will enjoy readngit,
"Ihe bald truth Is that while For
aker IL u man OF average ability, when
he came into public notice he had
brighter prOhpeCta before him than any
young man that ever assumed Office hi
thla State, Afflicted with unparalled
egotlam, the man surrounded himself
with u crowd Of syGOphanta, whose Oh,
iecta were personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
and who lost no opportunity 10 cult.
yatG the self esteem which everyone
knew the Governor lived upon. His
ambition grew under the lnaIdlOue
c0Ochlng Of his fool friends until II
knew no bounds, lilo aspired 10 the Pres.
ldentlal nomination, an Ollice 10 which
he never could have been elected, In
hla mad effort to attain his object hr
proved u traitor ~ those who had bG.
irlended him From the hour Of thr
akln,oane eplaode up 10 the moment Of
the dramatic presentation OF the llOraI
tribute at the Chicago convention, his
designs were understood, aud tolerated
Tor the good Of the party by the people
Of this state, Think Of conducting a
National campaign on akncaut
issuel Imagine q Presidential cOudi
date ui the COllbar Of our gallant gov
ernOr, ThegOyefnOr seemed unable ~
rise above the Clamnr Of the Udyenlur
cra who surrounded him, TO cRst of the
mongrel horde Of political parasites OF
questionable Ouieccdents who played
up0n the weakness Of his character IN
short, the governors downfall Is dut
wholly 70 ms inability 70 deal with The
bum politician"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
aIRRIFF SALE.

HAnAie ", Kefh0hAn order Of hae,
Va lhlah 90 Common
James W, Coulter q W Pleas Court
nv virtue Gf an order of tale lahned Ny clerk
Of lhe court Of common pleas ut STARK county ONO,
in thH above action, and h me directed VIII 0Ilur
Tor sale N pablo nulcry, ~ lhp deuf " We tuuil
house, IN tho clli VI Canton, ON
Saturday, the 25th day Of May, 1850,
tho following described real enIe, to'wltl
i0ta number tlI.srvru 4 ~, hlV'right lhal Auu
htty nine (bp) M 1rottr, tainbpru COS addition
~ the village Ui Alllpner, ohio
Appraised AZ oleOO.
Halo " oommtnce AZ one o'clock r. M Terms
'''' A, LEiNINGER, Sherln,
o. q, Row, AuJ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

FELIX AdNUs Of the Baltimore
American, gave q swell dinner on
Wednesday evening to quite da,
tlngulahed party, largely government
officials aud prominent newspaper men
from Philadelphia, Washington and
Baltimore, The Administration went
over on a special, represented by james
q, Blaine Corporal Tanner, Secretary
OF the Navy Tracy Secretary OF the lu'
tefl0r Noble secretary OF Agriculture
kuak Gen, liu66ey, aud Theodore ltOl'
welt, Of the ClYll Service Commission.
Between sherry aud champagne, some
speeches were made, Hnd James
G. Blaine was called upon 10
talk for the Administration
Me-, Blaine recognized the proprIeties Of
the situation, aud said no could not
speak Of party matters, IN lhe presence
Of 80 many Democrats, lie said this is
an age Of de'usons and enlightenment
While this sounds like a self rclutng
sentence, II rs susceptible of intelligent
construction, outside OF champagne
dinner For Instance we eau properly
say that this Is an age OF political de-
lulIons aud scientific enlightenment
Mr., Blaine 10 fast becoming q political
delusiOu, while the culinary curloBillcs
Of u French dinner with SIX courses,
aud SIX kinds OF wine, indicates the
scientific road 10 the gout aud the big
head
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
SHERIFF SALE.

Emanuel Pontlus Alias order Of Sale,
VA ihtAtk VohhV common
Hiram stripe al Pleas GoarL
My VlltuO OF IN orlot Of sAe Issued by
tho clerk Ui tho court VI common plbN uf stark
county o., In tho above action, ant 10 me directed,
will offer Tor sale NJ public OutCry, nj the door VI
tho court house, In the cltj Of Canton, on
Saturday, the Sth day Of June, 1850,
the following described real estate part Of tho
northwest quarter Oi section lhlrty'ono, In lAur
t0Wnahln bounded follows nuHlnnlng NJ u point
on he west linn Of said section i7n chains south NJ
Mo northwest corner W said qinrtorj thoncO south
on said section limo four aud ono half ohalnA 10 tho
middle Of private road, thOnoo south Hk degrees
sAat on tho middle Of said road, u clAlnai thence
north H7, degrees west three chains w tc place VI
sognnlng, and being B5-iOO aofOu
Appraised NJ $1,000,
salo 70 commence NJ ono O'Clock y, n, TmmS,
''' A. LElNIN0ER, sheriff.
MONO A MoCARrY, Auya,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
CANTON JUNE 9Th, al BARNETT HOJSE,

from t. Top, u, nd the 9TH all day,
Maysillcn June 9th, nj Conrad House,
Alliance, Jane 1 nt Oh lse II Iuse,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
sHERIPF BALE.
.I.aob w. PAlntsr Orier ef RAla,
= ''''" w.,.:; y :. w q ''' Fs.. Ss:"E ToS$ SSa"''


f-ny virtue OF an order VI sAle Issued w mo
heIk OF the Court NJ Common rfas, Of hAfk u0ii ui
M he above action and W me dIeelfa ! VIII nHfT
~ aale al public OutOTy, ~ thn dO,d ~ Mo ephf1
ouss, N TIC elD VI Canton on
Saturday, the abth day Of May 1859,
the i0ll0wing described real estAls, situate n
Handy tdWnhhlp hlark p0nhly, ohln alld knnNn y
MIMI the sOuthWet quarter 0i section number q
t0snbhlp l7 Tange n ebntalElua 0nH hundred ahl
nlty-sE acres NJ land Alal lhn following described
nrtinlses sltua Va The aforesaid NNnkhlll ana
bOund6d aud described 40 fpllnWsl Known 40 lhp
east half vi The northwest quAteF ~ hfelph hulh-
boz d township ", range 7, aollalhlnH tptrllV
dailt aGTeA 10 The hane more OF lee, AtN we
fbiOwlng described tTAet Of land know m pafl o.
oOmmenOlng fuf q description ~ the hame ~ we
northeast corner VI ~ q sou hWesl llaIhli lhtnth
rannlng WebtWATny along the quarter section llip
h lhe center III lilo TOad leading fTpn Vie state ROAD
M osnAbuTa htATk county, uhn themes runhlnH
aOna No ethtsT NJ said TOal WealNafdy W lhh mo
d lsndl 0Wned hY Iames faut menee TulnltH
elntWATdly aiong he ilne el tAla FAl,i lanat, 70
Nm ilns. No the place Of heglnnllH eOhlainlng in
IA isst mentlOied uaot NJ aud 100 asfee, ~
lAa ssIae more " less, huDlees lo AN lsSAl hlah'
wNs
me no SsTe lIee' apPTAls'a Z, ges,c
Mo 81 bOiOo acre uAot appraised Al tlb7h
Aals no ssmnshss ~ sns s'olSet p' =, Terms
w." '-'N A, LKlNINakR, sheTln
MoHa hOOARfY, AWJs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
saturday, the a5Lh dAy Of MNy, l88O.

tho following described real estate, situate ~
~ tsNi III Waybrabufgh, county Of STARK and a'att
al OHIO and Known 40 tie whole " lot number f0Hy-
one llil In said tGvh VI Wayneshufgh, eomulone.
lae fDf The description VI lhe same At lhg e1lhWcal
front lna Of said ct hiAU (h0) foft " q Hatel
msaes running nOuhefly and parallel viii tht We
una Of said lot one hundfrd ana eighty lltpl lrtl "
Nona the north llne OF said lot W The northwest
corner vi said lUil thence running hnulhrfV hgnH
40 vest line oi iMl lg' cue liAhuFea ava elsill
Appraised A. tlh00.
sals 70 sommenee o, O'Clock D. N, TermS
wv" 4, LKINIS0ER shenr,
4 L. Hmm Auy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

ut virtue Of an order Of sale lsanel
by AsIt u lhe e0url q common plpa, o. h9rt VI,
OIfeT Tor sale ~ pablo 0ntefy ~ thp door " tlr
eOuft hOths, IN ths eiiJ VI Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
SHERIFF. sALk.

Herbert swsst opaaf VI hAls, alat
~, tuunV NpMmVh llshH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

With Id tofty yeaa
Of nneImnpled suo,
cess IA the euro a
Blood Diseases, you
can make no ml-
take Ia IaeierFihg
Ayers
The Delta independent., 1889-04-09

Tho ovcrcoat W orn by the man who
SHIELD up" Mr.. Moffat last week has been
found in n Larimer street stairway, con-
tanning in its pockets tho pistol and bottle
of alleged nitro-glycerino with which the
bank presidcntw was 80 terrihcd Tho nitro
glyccrine upon Analysis proved 70 be only
sweet oil. Every chamber Of the revolver,
however, was loaded.
Thieves broke into the old State
House in New Haven few nights ago and
carried away the sword Of Admiral Foote.
1t il n presentation sword studded With
precious stones valued q eNooo
The Delta independent., 1889-04-09
Admiral kimberly's Report.

WASHINGTON, April While no
doubt is entertained hero that Admiral
Kimberly did everything possible to avert
the dreadful disaster a, Samoa, the receipt
OF . detailed report is awaited with inter
est When that is received II will be de.
cidcd whether II is necessary TO make any
further investigation.
Colonel W. B. Rcmey, Judge Advocate
Of the Navy, says on the subject:
The usual course will be followed in Q
case Of this kind Admiral Kimberly will
mako q report TO the Secretary giving
all the facts in connection with the
loss OF the ships and men in
this squadron Of which he has com
mnnd. That report will in tho natural
order Of things be referred to me, and II In
my Judgment it seems to mo there Is any
negligence displayed, or that tho Admiral
failed to take all proper precautions, 1
shall recommend to the Secretary that Q
court Of inquiry be held.
Tho functions OF court Of inquiry arc
very similar to those Of n grand jury. II,
after thorough investigation, the court is
convinced that the Admiral did not display
tho soamanship which ought to havo
been expected OF him under the circum-
stances, the court would recommend to tho
Secretary Of the Navy that he bc tried by
court martial and should have to prefer
charges do not believe any court will
bc convened.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-09
Tho Public Debt,

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The public
debt statement was issued to-day. Interest
bearing debt, principal, tel5, ,035, ,5sa; inter.
est q, ,939, Gel; totals, seai ,9'5, ,.s2. Debt on
which interest has ceased since maturity,
principal and interest, ta,097,215; deSt
bearing no interest, $54s, l95, 4so; total debt,
principal, 81 COS, IL, ,2oT; interest, slo,09S,-
0sl; total, sl,875, ,a6s, l5s; total debt less
available cash items, 81 los, ,6ao,Oo6. Net
cash in treasury, 81, ,oo6, ,396; debt less cash
In treasury April ,1ssa, u, ia, ,6s3, ,d63; debt
less cash in treasury March l, 1850, q, 1885,
2Sq,3ls; decrease Of debt during the month
sl3, eos, ,6S5; decrease OF debt since June 30
1883, CSC, ,9A. Total cash in treasury as
shown by the trcasurer's general, account
a6l7. 80, ,O90 90,