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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
NERVOUS PROsTRATlON
Couanes Chylstlaa oDcny to His Bed
And Hs Dies Suddenly This Morning At
HIS South Market street Residence,

Christian Oberly died ~ o'clock this
morning AZ his residence, AZ No, "a South
Market street, after an Illness lasting but
a fow days,
Week before last he had about eight
teeth extracted, after which he had an
attack OF nervous pr0airatlon, DE- Phil'
lips was called and treated him, Ito was
considerably better on last Saturday ~
which Time hG went 10 q barber shop 10 be
shaved, no expressed himself ~ feeling
much better, on Sunday afternoon he
walked out In his lot for u short time and
complained very little, Yesterday ho re-
maIned la the house during the entire day,
retiring ~ 10 o'clock la good spirits aud
expecting 10 be able 10 ho out uf the house
during to-day, About half past twelve
o'clock Charley Oberly, q grandson Of tho
deceased, heard him breathing very heay,
u.s., aud going 10 hls bedside, aroused him
from hla glumber, llo noticed that ho
was IN % very different condition than
when ho went to bed, rjcallod the other
mcmuorH Of the household to the bedside,
whore tl,oy saw that lIfe was fast ohhIng
away lle died In very iow moments
after they frat noticed tho change, Ito
suffered no pain whatever aud passed
away peacefully,
At lhe time Of hla death be- was over "A
years IT age, haylng been born In July
1910, ~ IN ChnuXtondh, Switzerland, Ito
was married when quito "a young man, 90
Miss Rosetta Richards ~ NcurOnhurH,
also IN the same country, llo came TO
America about lAn whon lac located la
Canton, llc bought u piece Of property NJ
tbtcnrnor Of South Market and Seventh
street whore hc owned aud conducted u
grocery store for thirty years, from which
hO retired several years ago, Since that
time hO has not been engaged Ia any
huhlncHH, His first wife having died u
few ycHra earlier, he wna married In 1901
10 Miss Elizabeth foler, Two children
were borne by hlg first wife, both Of whom
are now dead and twohoruc by hh second
wife, one Of whom h dead, the other being
Edward, who h absent from homo,
Mr., ObCrly was captain Of tho Washing.
ton fire department OF this city for over
twenty years aud was a very active NOM
buT lie was a mcmhcr Of several secret
organizations, the MaaonH, German Wash.
inVl0n Eround, also the PlouOor AaaOCln-
ton Of this county lilo had never known
what alClnchH was until this time, Tho
time Of his funeral has not been decided
upon, but will probably ho held on Thurs.
day, Efforts are being made u ilnd whore
Edward Ohcrly IN located, lie IN travelling
with u show through the western states,
A post mortCm was held by DR.. Phillips,
Ito found that hla death was caused 10y
dropay Of the heart
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
THE WORLDS FAIR.
The City Council Gives the Subject q
Whirl,
The Vote on aResolutlon For New York
stands heyen 10 Beven.

As predicted, the olty council Monday
evening gave tho Worlds Fair project q
whlrl.
II was rather late In tho session when
the matter came up and many Of those
present with u ylew Of hearing an ami,
mated discussion became discouraged aud
loft while the usual routine was hoIng
transacted,
AZ the business Of the evening waB being
brought to close Mr., Field introduced
the following reaolullonj
WHEREAs, In the year A. D, 1909 q
World'H Exposition Ia 10 be held la this
country and whereas, II behooyeH all we'll
regulated cities aud towns 10 oxproaa u
preference In favor Of ono Of the several
great commercial contor now striving 10
appear 40 the proper place to hold II aud
whereas, petitions have been circulated
through the agency Of the New York
World ana SAID "a bo numer0ufly signed,
therefore he II
RESOLVED, by the Canton CITY Council
Va Congress assembled, that recognizing
tho fact that there IN, under tho Providence
Of God, but one United States Of Americn,
and that New York City h tho oontor Of
all that u grand, historical and peculiar
IN u, ana believing that the location, Huc-
cchh, ctcu dcpouds in great measure
upon our action, do most heartily favor
New York Clty nh the place for the World's
Exposition,
MIR Fries moved 10 amoid by atrlklng
out the word "Now YorlIn aud inserting
the word "Chcngo.n
Mr., Field objected, Ile stated that
there was only one New York In the world
aud only one World Ia New York. II
Chicago was 20 ho Inserted thO phrnaoolo.
~ Of tho resolution should be- changed.
What was said for Now York In tie rcao.
luton would not apply 10 Chicago,
The amendment carried. On tho orig.
lnnl motion The vote stood seven 10 aOycn,
the full board being present.
This discussion viii give the subject Of
u proper location for the Worlds Fair In
ltll2 additional Impetus, Ills not imprOb.
able that the matter will be- discussed nt
iho meeting Of the Canton Lyccum Fri.
day evening,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
MAssILLoN ITEMS.

MAssiLLoy, o., Nov

MASsiLLoN, o., Nov. %,
SIppo Lodge, |, q. q. r., elected onlcora
last night Os follows; n, g., j, A, Mayer,
V. g., William Wiscman, recording see.
rotary, G. M. Smith; permanent secretary,
Charles llggcnbothnm; trustees, Henry
Huber George Young, Frank lcmporly.
James II. Dunn roturns to-day from
New York.
Kent Jarvis OF Cleveland will spend
Thanksgiving In this city,
Simon ShrNdor who has been In Bol-
loiro the past three months, has returned
70 this city,
Tho y. G, d. G. club mccts this evening
at the home of Joseph Corns, Main street.
Mrs, G. NJ, Eyorhard will read paper on
"Grook Art,n
Harry Frcaso OF Toledo ~ In the city
and viii leave Tor Now York tomorrow
with James l.. Peacock,
John McGrcgor of Canton and Hon, Dn.
vld 5. Fisher of Kcnton wcro In the city
yesterday.
Miss Harsh Of Carrollton IL the quest of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Roinoch.
Mary Klein has filed an affidavit chnrp.
ing August Turskl with malicious glnndCr
aud defamation OF character
Mrs, May will retro from business, and
oilers for sale her fremont street saloon
fixtures and stock,
A birthday surprise party was tcndorod
John Gcoghan ON Grant street last night,
II being the anniversary of his Goth BIRTH
day. About twenty-five persons were
present,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A YEARS PRODUCTS,
Together With II Barn, Destroyed by
Fire.
A LeElnRton Township Farmer Loses
Fine Harm, 80 Head Of Cattle, o Horses,
400 nuthols OF Wheat, 500 bushels Of
Oats, 10 Tons Of Hay, implementa and
Machinery, with Little Insurance,

Stark county has every reason 10 boast
Of IN fine farms sand entenlrlaInR farmers,
The majority not only live In fine houses
but have built yerltable phaeos, In which
they keep their stock and store away tho
rich and valuable products which stand
equal II not superior 20 any on tho face oi
tho globe, One Of thofo onicrprisIng
farmers IN Joseph Wlokerham, who ro-
adoa In Lexington township about -four
miles northwest of Alliance, Ho hoa q
line farm, on which stood large barn,
which this morning Ii In ashes,
Some time during last night tho huid'
Ing was discovered tobo on fire aud IN q
few minutes was under The complete con'
troll Of the fiery element. The buildings
Dimensions were asxiO aud was oncof the
finest Of the kind In the county, u was
built about years ago and was the pride
Of the owner and that aeoton, To-day II
N mass Of ruins, Not only was the build.
Ing destroyed but all II contained,
In II were 30 hcad'of llnc short horn cat
tlo aud 0 Clydcsdale horses, Besides this
the products Of this years. work, 800 bush.
ola Of wheat, 800 bushels Of oats and 20
tons of hay, All his farming implements
and machinery were also dcyourod The
loss will reach about 5000, The inauN
anco on the personal property h only
about 500 la mutual farm companies, two
thrdn OF which N only payable,
Mr., Wickorahnm h one Of the petit Jun
ora aud was Informed OF hia disastrous
loss by telephone this morning, lie N an
honest upright nnd cntcrpHalng iaunor
and the whole community aympHtlu3o
with him In hla great lose, llo left for hia
home this morning fcolliig very much dis
trcnscd over the affair phe origin Of the
fire IN aa yet unknown.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
HE Asked FOR MAIL,
And Waa Soon Behind tho County Jail
Dars on Charge OF Larceny,

And Was Soon Behind tho County Jail
Dars ON Charge OF boroony.
This morning Marshal Gentry received
lottor from the authorities Of Canal
Dover asking him TO bo on tho lookout
for one Calvin G. Klinglc, who Ia wanted
NJ that place for larceny II gave u
minute description OF him and tho officer
mudc search for his man.
This afternoon he won't 10 tho post Of
fcc and inquired " any person by That
namo had inquired for any mail. Tho
clerk could not give a positive answorond
the marshal looked Ht the city directory,
which was In tho rcar end Of the room.
While 80 doing u clerk notified him that
a man by that name had just inquired for
mail. He went nj once 10 tho outside and
there found his man who was soon bO.
hind the county Jail bars, The Canal
Dover authorities hUvo boon tclcgrnphcd
10 and he B subject to their ordors. Short
~ after ho was arrested he admitted 20
the olllcer that some goods had been
found In his trunk, which ho had stolen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
ANOTHER SYNDICA
Said to be Reaching Out For AgrlCul-
tural Works,
Henry o, rogel, FomsFly OF Canton, Said
To be Making tho Negotiations,

A dispatch from Minneapolis glyeb fomo
news OF great Importance 60 CuntOnlRpi
90 fOll0whi
"a gentleman named h0Gel Of this city
~ ondeayOrlng 10 secure uptlopa on Il
number OF threading machine factories,
for the purpose Of Oiforlng them 10 Eng,
lah buyers, With this object Ia Wow he
has asked tie Minneapolis thrcHhlng
machine company for an option ON Ia
West Minneapolis plant, bogel h also
said 10 be negotiating with the Minnesota
chief works at saltwater, Aullnttnn q
Taylor Of Canton, o., the Buffalo Pltta OF
buffalo, NJ ", and other leading COM
pnniph,n
This h Mr., Henry G. Bogel, who ro.
comfy loft the AultmAnn works la this
city for Saltwater, Minnesota, In which
ho had purchased q great Interest The
Aultmun'IaylOr works mentioned N
located VI Mansfield, From Mr.. Fogcla
knowledge of affairs h0 may make over
turoa u che Canton aud Akron works.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
CITY HOSPITAL TALK.
rAo varIoun Locnllona nelnr 1llrouDnpa

Tho Various Locations Being discussed,
A number Of the members Of the city
council have inspected aomo land In north
Canton, lum oil Of Cleveland avenue
above Lake street, the purpose In Wow
bolnR the location Of city hospital II the
city demands such an institution. The
lnnd suggested for site " owned by Mr..
Potor Chance. The report of the council.
manic visit 20 that part OF the city has
caused somo adverse comment In regard
10 n hospital. Building ~ going on rapid.
ly Ia that section, aud the citgona thorc
will oppose gtronuoualy the location Of
such nn nuttutlon ln their midst.
DIR. A, j. Douda ia dosiroua OF disposng
OF HIS residence property on Hartford
Heights for hospital purposes. Tho eitll-
alton 10 elevated and the house Ia oommo-
dloug enough for hospital purposes. But
fcw interior changes need bo made, II Nv
said ho Will dispose OF II at jnstwh0t he
paid for H. Nt,000
The general impression II that tho city
land near Wcstlnwn cemetery Ia inst the
land for such an Institution. II igolcvat-
cd,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A HUNTERS MrsHAP.
His woapop In Some Mnpnor DiaoharGs d
With Fatal IA 4ultH,

His Weapon In Some Mnpnor DiaohorGa d
With Fatal "A dHultn'
Whilc ont hunting cad i0f Canton this
morning, Louis MiIltr, rs yoaN, son
of David L Mlllortll. N Third atrect,
met with neutrality-suspicious. may
cause loss of partOf lha right hand,
Crossing a fence, he placed his gun on tho
other side, holding Il by having bis right
hand over the end Of the barrel Of his
shot gun. While IN this position Che gun IN
some unuccountnblo manner discharged
omptying part Of the contonte Into hla
hands, That member was terribly lpCcrs
ntcd. He was brought 10 The olllcC of DIR.
A, B, Walker ON West Tuacnrnwna street,
whore his wounds were properly dressed,
About u quarter pound OF shot was takon
from his hand, and number Of pieces Of
flesh. II will be some time before he can
use his hand
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A NARROW ESCAPE,
A Maasiilon Lady In the Ohio
Party
Becomes Very III While Crossing the
Ocean.
Uhained 10 tho Opper Deck For Relief,
Wave hweepa Away Her fasteninas
ana Bhs AlmeAt Goes Overheard,

Az stated iiriday the European tourists
arrived home after six month'h tom 81
all tho principal cities hnd polnla OF
special interest through Europe, They
came back ON the steamship "Cly Of
parl6,n which carried about alK hundred
cabin and probably that number Ia the
second cabin, with some three hundred
ateerage passengers
On board were number OF distinguish
ed passengers, among whom were the Hon,
WIN, M, EyaTta aud family, from New
York, and Commodore Rldrige n, Gerry
aud family with attendants, During tlie
return home, tho trip was one OF the
alornloat that the steamer had evermado'
Misa uoga aRA SICK,
Almost all Of the paasengera suffered
from Hen sickness, One of the sluahnr
parlg, Miss lilcha, OF Maaalll0n became 30
aiOlpthat she could not remain Ia tho cab.
IN, She was iaken % the upper deck
whore she could gain ille freah air and
waa laahed 70 d chair which was sup
posed ~ be securely inhlenel 70 tho rail-
lng OF the steamer While Ia thlH posi-
ton
4 TREMENDOUS wAvR
swept over tho deck, carrying Miss RlolSa
ffom the chair aud throwing her against
tNN nlNh hl AHb hNNh WIN HlNhN AhltNt
hrulhng her conhlderhbl0. Before she
could gain her feet another wave swept
across the deck and would have
TAKEN um OVERHEARD
had II not been for the timely assistance
Of q sailor who had been summoned 20
help her Ia case she was IN any way In
lur0d, II was miraculous escape, 40
the same thing had occurred on
tho former trip OF tho ship some
lime ago, only the passenger was
not 10 fortunat0.in being rescued and was
swept overheard,
Tho party spont two weeks In Drcadon,
Germany, whore they aaw q grapd rccop'
ton Of the German Emperor and the King
and queen OF SaxOny. II was the great
oat event that had ever taken place la
that city. While In Austria they saw quito
q number OF Americans studying mcdi.
clue ~ Vienna, While In Austria aOmo OF
the party began talking about the suicide
Of the crown Prince, when they were nd'
monlRhod that " ihoy perHlatod In speak.
ing Of tho probably murder or Hulcido OF
that person they would do 40 under lia'
bllliy Of being
SEVERELY puHimn,p.
They made n complete study Of the hts
tory Of art while on their tour, and ylalled
all the art galleries IN tho ultea In which
they Visited, whore they had the pleasure
OF seeing the prominent paintings OF the
world, Thcy wore also present at the clos
Ing night Of tlie Paris Exposition. ltwua "a
grand alght. They brought homo u great
many souvenirs and trophloa Of the for
olgn countries which they visited, and val.
no them very highly, They also hayo
coploa OF u great many paintings, which
they aaw la the art galleries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
HIT WITH A BAT.
Two small Boys Fight with Serious 10
a,.Iya

Two email Boys Fight with Serious no.
suits,
This afternoon about 9 o'clock n num-
her of small boys were playing ball on the
ground belonging to the =. H. w. q G.,
railroad company, just south Of the track
from the depot A quarrel arose and rc-
suited In Eight between two boys aged
nbout ten or twelve years. Ono Of them
by the name Of LorlSins, attempted TO take
u ball bat from another boy named Shou-
bor. Tho lnttor boy struck Larltins Il se-
we're blow over the head with the but. II
ably. Tho injured boy was taken 70 his
homo by his playmatos, who seemed very
much hurt 20 think that ono OF their mum
Dor had been struck by one of his most
intimate friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
BOUND FOR ALLIANCE.
A Poor Specimen Of n norbe, apilapldatod
Wagon, aud Horo Looking Trio.

A Poor Specimen OF n norhe, u Dilapldatod
Wagon, aud soro Looking Trio.
This afternoon ma old horse drawing u
gpring wagon was coming down Eighth
airoot and attracted considerable atton.
tion. Humane Agent Frazor Of the
Humane Society had boon notified and
nioppOd the horse 10 mako an inyoatign'
CATION. Tho wagon hud low canvas COW
crng and In II were seated two mon and
ono young woman Of n very girliah APP
penrnncO. Afior tho horse had boon stop
pod she engaged In tirndo, and nworc she
would 90 anyway. Thohorao waaunhitch.
cd, tied 90 u post, and Veterinary Surgeon
Blanchard aimmOncd. llo examined the
animal and found II In very bad shape,
II was auiicrlng from had case OF Swoe.
ny, and looked na N a strong wind would
blow II over NJ any timo.
Some feed was procured Tor the animal
and the trio started for Alliance, Tho
boss Of the expedition gives hia name ae
Isaac llarHoll, and stated that they had
travelled IN tiia manner from Marion,
Ohio, aud gave Alliance ~ their destinn-
ton. Last night they campod In .Smltl'e
Grove, west OF the city, mud will hold
forth near the fair grounds Tonight
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

A sad accident occurred az the new Gll,
liam hnlldlng Just north Of Pennsylvania
avenue, on tho Cleveland a Canton rail-
road, The building has reached tho hee'
ond story and carpenters were engaged in
putting up tho large supporters Tor tho
roof, using wlndlaRa for that purpose,
One Of the large supporters wan raised
nearly erect when one Of the ropes broke,
causing II 10 topple and fall,
jamoa A, Frazer one OF Che carpenters,
was RigndinR near and Ia STOPPING pohl'
ton, Tie stood close t0 q rod connecting
another supporter which lay on the floor,
Tho rod was about hik Inches below hla
knees, when tho supporter, weighing Loo
pounda, fell, II fell squarely on his back,
Cruahlng him to the floor, lle was hent
over and both legs we're hroken about nix
Inches below the knee, llo was extracted
90 soon ~ pOaaihle and all that could be-
done Tor him, kind hands administered,
lli6 RuilcrlngR were terrible, The ileRli
was bruised and mashed about hia legs,
causing the blood 10 flow freely lle 70,
colyed other inlurloa aud u h feared ho N
hurt internally
Dr, l'raunfelter was Immediately SUM
moned, lie made haHty examination,
nnd advised that the patient bo taken 10
liin boarding house 90 soon 40 possible, A
fpllllH MhENh WNh nlhNEhA lllNu lNlNAfl'
AlOn and he was conveyed 60 his boarding
house az No % West Fourth street, whore
he now la,
The Victim II a man about AZ years old,
aud resides ~ Cambridge, Ohio, whore ho
has u wife and two children, Ito asked
that his wife bo tolographcd for, which
waa promptly done, and she IN expected
here this evening,
DR., Brauntfclter was seen this afternoon
and 10 q NEwA'DEMOCi,AT reporter gave
the result Of his examination. His left
knee II dialocnlod and the log brokcp Just
above Che ankle, From the knee down
the iloah IN all lRccrntod, llc received an
ngly cut undor tho chin, aud had hls back
badly aprnlned. AZ first Il was thought
that amputatlon was necessary, but the
doctoroxpecta topull him through, This
afternoon he II resting aa w6ll ua
could bo expected
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
SKINNY AND auAaon
ID tho Thanksgiving purkoys1rho Usual
ofdor OF tho Day 20 bv Reversed.

ID Che Thanksgiving rurkey.arho Usual
order OF tho Day 10 bo Reversed,
Tho approach of Thanksgiving has
made evident the mournful fact that tur-
koy h q scarce article. This n nccountod
for by the fact that tho spring was long,
cold aud wet and that the summer has not
boon what summer h usually cracked up
To ho.
Tho truth In cold wax h that the usual
ceremony on Thanksgiving Of two-thlrda
Turkey and Oao-third church services
must bo reversed, lut the information
comoa that, 40 IL 10 partly mako amends
for the scarcity Of tho gobhlcr, the
churches have made unuaualprcparatlon
FOR services on chat day.
Tho Turkey iaa scare article now. IL
will bo ecarogr ly Thuraday. lluckatorn
with whom orders have been loft for
weeks, state that they Will h0 unable 10
more than half supply The demand. Tho
fowls that will be furnished will bo SOME
what skinny, Tho price OF turkeys will,
u ~ stated, reach llfloen cents, with pos
nlblo advance before Tmruday. Quail,
phcaaant,nnd rabbit are becoming plenty,
although remaining at much higher ng,
uro than IN usual NJ this timo Of year,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A CITY HOSPITAL.
What Akron IL Dolng--Bomothlng About
Youngstown,

What Akron IL Doing--Homothlng About
Youngstown,
While the subject Of city hospital ~
receiving attention In this city, Our couu.
try cousin, Akron, has revived II, The
action Of one OF Ia prominent citizens h
worthy Of attention. Tho man h O. &.
Barber, and ho offers 10 donate $4,000
toward a city hospital provided an amount
sufficient can ho secured 20 mako Il sue.
cess. llo may later add to hla donation.
II looks 0a u Akron wCuld have q hospital
before Canton would.
Youngstown hasa Anoclty honpltal, anid
TO bo operated by one Of the railroad com.
panlog, r. S, Halfway Of the Vindlontor
wna wrlttCn for Information aud roplica
ua iolloWai "Noura received. Tho rail-
roads here pay no fixed price toward the
support Of The hospital, They pay 80
much week FOR each person who IN hurt
on tho railroad and taken tO tho hospital
Tho rolling mills and all other establish.
mrnts do the same. The city paya about
&VOOH year towards the support The
balance needed each year, which h large,
" raised by private donations aud from
tho proceeds of entertainments which are
given, All persons iakOn tO the hospital
who are able, are obliged topny thoir own
bills, ] expect 20 20 10 tho hospital In
short tlmo with Mayor Montgomery, and
y You desire will gladly furnish you ud.
ditionNl Information on the suhicct,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
Aftor Gamo violators.

Attorney j. l., Robb Is in Wnyucshurg
to-day prosecuting u complaint filed by
John s, Wolkor against number OF per-
sons who have boon hunting on his lnnds
without permission. Section 606G of the
Revised Statutes provides that Whoever,
without the written or vorbal consent OF
the owner agent or person In charge OF
any lands, hunts or shoots at any quail or
other game, may bo fined not less than
five or morc tan fifty dollars, or be im-
prsonoJ not moro than ten days, or both.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
NoTABbBs COMING.

To Participate In tho Demonstration on
December 6-"-Hon, John Moswoonoy
Writes.
Tho Y. M, d. c. iscontnuing its Nrrang.
mcnts for the celebration Of December 9th,
the anniversary Of the PRONUNCIATION Of
Clovclnnd's tnrllfrcfom message. Letters
are being received daily fromnotablcs all
over tho country expressing thoir nton'
intention to bcprcsoet, A letter has been
received from the Hon. John McSwocncy
and he speaks az follows;
WOOSTER, Nov. %, 1850,
Mr.. CHAIRMAN; Yea, want 20 ho with
you and help 10 mark Doe 18th n red letter
day In the cnlcnda OF Democracy, so that
if am alive and well; nay, half alive and
half well, and no pcstifGrous lawsuit or
any other visitation OF adverse Provi'
doncc, will bo with the gallant DomOcr0.
cy Of old Molly Stark, who covered them
selves with glory In the last conflict OF thc
people for the peoplo.push on the hosts
TO still greater trlumphe- "atill achieving,
stll pursuingn- taking no backward stop
until the high tariff bnrons shall como 10
understand that robbery under the forms
OF law IL robbery still, call II by what
name you will. Cordially,
john MCSwEENEy,