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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
Ropprt From . Lad ohronlo coOo,
CAyros o, oc. q, 100

Dn II. Rufar T. nuuNrH Columbus, uhlpl
Dear tf-AtiuT tUlrilng long ilmo WIN uln'
ease NJ tho stomach, liver Wd hNnrbt hnl l(lht
li0f, rnlle on Dr. II, llutecll hulh.rW tho nolol
uOnfRd some tN months hEu, bnd tOuhi llm w
nnt nhyHlulnu have ever consulted Whu hrrinrO VI
iNnfnughly understand my rHHr, lila medicine save
me immediate Iollpl uHd have continued " IN.
pruyr tyrf HlHuO aud itU II u dWy ~ lho hllllurd
10 recommend m " Al Whn suffice WIN iuCh uls'
tHaut. HHd can assure you lhi You WIZ uhu hlll Y
fpllnuiu UhysluA an aud q prilvrt ~ nucuhii, hnd
WAaR VAyH HuNluuR nuu plvHatO ~ meet ma
lWHkuihis statement iurthU urnrht VI thVto Who
Rlu AFFLICTED aud huNviluM
YOum respectfully FUASE FEtE
az IuLAA NIln LlInnl.
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specially FUASE FEtE
AILlIAlNIln AlInnl
stomach, Liver and Kidney Trouble OF
honE BtAndIng Unrod IN q month";,

Th,A 10 certify that ! have suffered irNlulll
from stomach, llyor And kidney trouble Tor mum.
itrof y,nTT. and after tnhg u numhorO VI dltctrn
doctors and URtrnt modclnUi nud setting no trllti
1 calirdon Dr " Huastll hurncr and had ~ eAhn'
WnilOu aud took the Doctors treatment which gAyi
riUo four mouths ipcl IKEA new man, I Know
auto number Uf trk people who have been tthlel
| liy Dr, H. Russell burner, nn OF whom have hrti
gftRtly benefited aud cured nnd feel dull
hound 10 recommend the Doctor 10 all AnllCtrd,
tHntun, o., sept ~ 1852, q, M, hhAhiLis
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catarrh. Indigestion and General Weak.
nohA Cured,


CAHn, etafk county o., Sent I. 1890
This N 10 certify that have icon Hirlt huHrfof
fnf many years ii0m lndgcil n, cWnifl gnd H.n.
orAi weakness from which could Nrl help WtIl !
called on Dr. llluasol nufn' u WhUutatr0 me inut
months, and now feel aa well As Oypf dd IN my
iio and most hrnttlly recommend nll NdCA nd
those suffering nom buch diseases ~ our
suit nr H. l,umoll nurno MI thty Will mud him not
only good phi tltan hut u KIND and conaldrthte
grhtcinAu aud ono that VIII promise n0lhnN hui
what ho Will 40 Respectfully ,.
MAuatE L., niHu0r,
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An Interesting Lottor From IN Akron
uontloman.
Nm ANNoN. ohI0. VcpL vO I'M.

FAST AXIOM Ohio, Sept 90 1870,
For the b0neilt ut those similarly affected would
state have bcpn u " eat HunuIur for u long tlmo
tfuul htfNQuh dyspepsia which made mo yrfy miHs
ora ilo ana II was with dlnluulty rOu,d follow my
huantts, Alter tfylnH all the doctors aud frmcdlUa
| could hear Of NOnt ~ III II Russell hulnpr who
carefully examined NY case tuld mo tho cause Of
my disease uhd put mo under treatment | tcgan
10 Improve ~ once ANA now IN N 90 months I ma
myself ioOllng llko nov man, With good appetite
mo, oAsrd IN iOsn ana strength Mprp won und
nuihlhR cat now hurts me, aud | can do my Work
nNnln Nlth ease and pleasure And I would ttO M
mrnl any aud all SICK people suffering from any ~ Il
gll Kinda NJ chronic discusses such hH the common
lpctpu can never cure, 10 consult Dr., II huUsoll
lluinrr aud take hla treatment which IN ihu \ mo
NJ thht uapd ~ INC tnNll'h and uurman huhpltalh,
which never iAlla TO Guiu,
Respectfully, CoNnAp TANNEn.
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a LEADING Republican remarked
yeaterday, az the Registration not Is
such good thing why don't they let
the people elect tho BoaId OF EleetiGnaY'
VIII some leading Republican who
thinks II 10 good thing" answer the
leading Republican who "remarkody"
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pmyATE DAL2ELL "a q Republican
and u representative soldier READ his
letter published elsewhere, ana show II
% every old soldier you can Ind, Then
ask him 10 vote agniubt endOhlng the
present niggMdly Administration this
iull, Vote TO iebuke tho cold .bl0Oded
lunfateB,
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MOKINLEy had only about % per
sons 10 hear him ~ Minerva, The town
was full VI people that evening, but they
said they had heard that RpreGh before
and took no stock IN H. Minerva will
make q Democratic gain this year,
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A Very Interesting statement OF Intoro,
To MI SufI5rora

1auiTctol greatly from nervous pro1'mtlon nnt
othtr lbur1cm for unwaris Dt ton years, I hdt
holdncl" ~ lost continually during iuur yOatu
,nud scarcely No my hOuBOWUrk | took mrllrlnl
hht on iuund temporary icpt I ilnally con,
clnlnl 10 consult Dr. H. russell Burner aud anor
aknH lOur months trent upnb luol llku different
pthOlh After OnO months u cAtinuut my headache
was almost gone and NAB much stronger nnd have
leon Improving ever since, I would rpODmmcn,
Dr Huincr 20 hll suffering from any long standing
or chronic disease, | would also recommend m
improved mOtuOd Vt treatment ~ lls remedies Att
pnicy ycgctaDie Al vi | ind him an aJlO phys,
rlalii q ~ gentlemen and u hind friend, Any lot.
tor OF inquliy viii chcofiully answer
Mis- rtlEaA sAYtKh
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fOuH mo'I shccrtr uEOn0r 5olgN,
A Prominent Stark County Lady Dxproa
aoH Hor pnnnka,

NEW nnRLiN tart, county, o., oct d. 1880.
DlI H. RuAAkLL nulSkU, Olunlhug uhlOl
DthrAlral ] do most uhrprlully recommend so,
M wei hA your imnlOyd uOthu1 Ot treatment Il
tullcrcla mi lpclnt much hottcr thla mOntl
tihh last month Hoping that God may alWAyl
prosper you and yours fcuan
Truly y0lu, MiA IGRHsE gArLIn.
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HEOAURR our candidate iOT auditor
Mr. Lolch0t IL 4 very popular do not
fail 70 work for hin, Sometimes men
considered safe, got left, because their
election was taken for granted,
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Ihe Democrat.

TIM Carroll Chronicle has an 40
count OF Julius Writings raid on Oar
roll county, which We will print on
Monday spot the b0Odlers,
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HAoKmq IN NAVARRO.

Editor corl Must Edit an Independent
Paper or SHOW His True uolora,-'No o
Duplex Game 10 be Allowed.-- Was tho
Posloniee lhe Price OF nditor oorl'a Sell
Out 70 Mohinley---pemooratH Aroused
aud Indignant,
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THF school book ring arc trying TO
got Ia sons work on MOnnOt, Every
honest Republican IN stark county
ought 10 vote for Mr MOnnOt,
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Mus TFnEaA HAYLRH,
New Berlin, htatk county, Ohio.
prortration Trom HON ,rrhnqo ourod

HAnrvti IN stark county. o., sept 30. iBln,
TINS N 10 cOitlty that have neen one NJ tho great
est snHoloiB or many ypars from general weaNnrM
and pfUHt alton rAtlgud BY hcmOrfhngO, which hn.
come ncatly taking my Nc q numhor Of times, aud
Mtot Z ylng many different d0otO n and remedies
had almost given up In dogpnl nut altur reading Dr.
April q, aud Ritoi cOuBnlpton and examination
tho doctor assured mo he Coud holp my case llninO
dlhloy nnd permanently cure n In Il ronsOnAn
ilmo began his trontmo immediately and have
lad no hemOrlhago and am now feeling hnttpr ANA
stronger tlnn have for \ long tlmO and alter re-.
Giving such great Donont feel II duty 10 ndylBc
Nlltnnso hmlctod t1 cali ON aud consult Dir, n, Rrs
sou Untnor, who continues 10 visit your county
every mouth, As am sntAtCd you VIII iind tho DOt
tOf pleasant and 30 oOnblO gentleman 10 do busl.
ness With koBpectfully
Mus IOfiH q, sCutTzENurtM
JonN q, sUiftTZgNugLM
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Tho transition from long, lingering
and painful gickness TO robust health
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\ Canoorous Tumor Cured Without tho
UBo on Kuifo.

MiLLEnNaYiLLR Guernsey Go, o., oct q, 1890
THIS " " certify that have bNNn grpnt niifufor
from hhrod or cnnurrOis iumnr IN The iolt side
lot NY throat whOn HifrGtd my speech aud made
l'Whllowng almost lmnO,elh0 aud CnuaOd ne nuun
runblu and bad hOallh 1hu ttuH Bald NY ease
VAS nluch llkO Cen GtantA I called un Dr H.
uaAoll burner m April, lH49, aud had M examine
lton, Afttr which ho told me ~ could euro my ease
lby surgical opvfati ~, or by mcdlrlnr nlont with.
out ANY operation by taking % liitO longer tune.
IcOmnuncnl hlA treatment hnd lupt NJ up eight
lmnnthB which perfectly relieved mo- aud nov, ono
lyoar hhd lyU months after beginning treatment
lam pleased o eAy my throat M entirely wul aud
lhln Rla1 ~ recommend tho Doctor AMI hH treat
lnonttO the afflicted everywhere, Hoping this let.
Ter may Drng many sufferers W relief n Tho sincere
Wish VI Yours Respectfully,
Mus, SuHAN KIMnrLL
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APPLES! APPLES !

want to buy CHOICE WINTER
APPLES at the cold storage house,
No. 30 North PledmontSt.
o2iot III. L.SPELMAN.
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What Prominent Ohio Minister Ifaa tc
Say OF DR.. H. Russell Burnor,

This n TO certify that have boon personally ac.
qualntcd with Or II, Russell burlCr for many
IcnrB, and know him 20 hO gehtlpm VI hirh
uurm qualities aud professional blahdmr t1nai io
my nnl exceeded BY nOho IN his chosen appriaity
lho treatment Of chronic diseases, and 1 hereby
1hoorfully recommend him 10 the public
NEv, WM, NJ GiLrulEATit
Pastor ~ Johns Church,
GAINESVILLE, o., Hopt l5, 1880
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BAILEY: On Tuesday. February 90, 1889. at o.
m SUSAN A, wife OF the late j. 4. Bailey. aged sew
enty-nine years.
Funeral viii take place from her lste residence 4OI
Iwenth street southwest Friday, March 1, at y m
Johnson. on Tuesday, Fsbruary 20, 1883, after
long and painful illness. JAMES II Johnson in
the forty third year Of his age.
Friends and relatives invited 20 attend the fue-
February %.
LENNON ON Fetruarv o6 1sso a, o.,s NJ.
OLIVIA LENNON, beloved wife OF W n IeInmon
AGED sixty five years after long and painful Illness
which she bore with Christian fortitude
funeral from 81 Augustine's church, Thursday
morning, at 10 O'Clock, February p.
McNERHANl. Suddenly, Of heart-failure. on Tues
day, tebruary 20. $50. at O'clock % m, FRANCIs
NCNEhHANl. aged sixty Ave years
Funeral IRON bis late residence, 1910 9th street
northwest FRIDAY, at O'Clock a. m. Thence 10 linz
maculate Conception church where q solemn High
Mass Of Requiem will be sung al O'Clock Restives
ana friends are respectfully invited 10 attend
May he rest Ia peace.
PARKER On Tuesday, February % 1880 NJ m
pm, Al his late residence. No AL n street north
year.
Services at the Metropolitan NJ Y. church. Fr,dsr.
March lst at 3 O'Clock pm Friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend
PoTHER. In Washington. d. c.. suddenly. on
Tuesday, february 20, 1854. at O'Clock, EMERETT
the late a. j. Chaplin.
Funeral from her late residence, 81 Tenth street
northwest Thursday at O'Clock. Friends am re-
speciully invited 70 attend
lHolyoke and Pittsheld, Mass. and Bridgeport
Conn, papers please copyl
TURNER. OF diphtheria. on the Goth of February
1881, at 5;3O J. m, WILLIAM AUSTON TURNER
youngest son OF L; W, and Maggie L. Turner
raj private.
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Four Hundred Callers.

THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION TO-DAY.
The best evidence Of the steadily INCREASING
crowds of strangers coming into the city is to
be obtained, perhaps, at the White House.
where the visitors are daily growing
more numerous. 1t would seem as though
those who come to the city for the purpose of
getting glimpse of the President-elect are
equally desirious of seeing the President and
his receptions, which he continues this
week, gives them that opportunity. The re-
ception to-day was attended by fully 400 peo-
pie. Among them were nearly 60 cadets from
the Staunton, Va, military academy, who come to
Washington for short visit. They are in
charge of Captain Terry. one of the instructors,
and Cadet Captain Williams. They arrived
yesterday and will leave for Staunton tomorrow
night.
The President was just little late in reaching
the east room, but shook the hands of the as
sembled four hundred in about fifteen minutes
The STAR reporter passed through and shook
the Presidents hand to test his grip. He found
it to be firm and strong, as though the shaking
of few hundred hands were but q recreatiye
process.
Four years Of practice have given him a
wonderful endurance in this respect, as some
of his records in handshaking show On sew
eral occasions he has received eight nine ten
thousand people without any visible signs
fatigue. Such a crowd as that of to-day, there
fore, is but a mere trifie. him.
He is just at present besieged with autograph
seekers and spends good deal of his time sign
ing his name in albums dozens OF which are
daily to be seen piled up on the desk of Mr..
Loeffler, his faithful outside guard
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From Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, Feb. 81, IL a. m.-Dullness was
again the most prominent feature i'll the stock
market this morning. only six stocks showing
any animation whatever-Atchison, st. Paul.
Manhattan, Chicago Gas, Oregon Transconti-
mental, and Northern Pacific beforehand in
the latter portion of the hour even these be-
came duh and uninteresting. London was again
lower this morning, but prices in our market
showed very little change from last evenings
figures. St. Paul and Canada Southern, which
were down e per cent each, being the only inn
portant ones. strong tone prevailed in the
early dealings, however, and advances of small
fractions were made all over the list, while
few shares showed marked strength. Most con-
spicuous among these were Manhattan and Chi
cago Gas, which rose Ia and q per cent re-
spectively, and Oregon Improvement again
reached its highest price yesterday. These
figures were not maintained, the market yielding
slightly toward IL o'clock, and at that time it
was very dull and barely steady, generally at
small fractions better than first prices.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Feb %. - Cotton firm - mid.
ding. 10j(. Flour, in fair demand and steady
Wheat-southern. steady; Fultz, l04alOS: Long
berry. 106a110; western, dull and lower. closing
steady; No. winter red, spot, 94a94 a: March,
94Isas.4's; April, 9oxa96; May. 97s4 s973.. Corn
southern. scarce and firm; white. 4Oa43: yell
low, 40a41: western, quiet and easy: mixed spot
391 a39ts; March, 3954 a39s; April 40a4Ok: May
Al a41k: steamer. 3oa:39A Oats. fairly active
and firm - southern and Pennsylvania. 3Oa34
western white, 32a34; western mixed 2ga3I
graded No. white. 3'a33H. Rye. quiet. 55a5S
Hay. dulI-prime 10 choice timothy, l5.OOal6. 90
Provisions, quiet and unchanged Butter firm
western packed, l6a20; best roll. l3alS; cream
cry, 2Sa30. Eggs, firm. 14kal5. Petroleum
higher-refned, 40. Coffee, strong - Rio car
goes fair. 1SaiSA. Sugar-copper refined, quiet
15hs16 Whisky, steady, Ill. Freights TO Liver
pool per steamer, steady-cotron. AZ cents per
100 pounds; grain, per bushel, 5a5Ad. Cork for
orders, 5s.a5s3d. Sales-wheat $4,000 bushels
corn. 5000 bushels.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 27.-virgnia consols, 3sa
AN: do. ten-forties, 35i4: do. threes. 64a Balt-
more and Ohio stock, 00ar2; Northern Central
stock, 154z; Cincinnati, Washington and Balti-
more hrsts. 94a96: do seconds. 5O&la5lk; do
threes, 26a27H: consolidated gas bonds. 1I0L;
do. stock. ~ ha44a.
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vTHE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD SPRINGS.

At the Ninth international Medical Congress- Or. A.
J. A. Toboldt Of the University Of Pennsylvania read
paper stating that out of thirty treated with the
genuine imported Powdered Carlsbad Sprudel Salt for
chronic constipation. hypochondrs disease of the v-
and kidneys. jaundice. adiposs. diabetes, dropsy
from valvuar heart disease. dyspepsia catarrhal in
nammaton Of the stomach. ulcer Of the stomach or
spleen, children with mArasmus govt. rheumatism Of
the joints gravel etc. twenty entirely cured,
three much improved and not treated long enough
Average time of treatment, four weeks.
The Carlsbad sprudel Salt powder form), is an ex-
celent Apsrient laxative and Dfretic. II clears the
ooaplerson purtaes the Blood. 1t il easily soluble
pleasant TO take and permanent In action The genuine
product Of Carlsbad Springs is exported in round
bottles Each bottle comes In light blue paper
toon and has the signature "EISNER MENDLE-
SON Co." sole agents. Barclay street, New Yerk.
on every bottle One bottle mailed upon receipt of
One Dollar Dr. Toboldts lectures mailed free upon
application aul-mwkf
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ALEXANDRIA.
for THE EVENING STAR,

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
CITY CoUNCIL.-The two boards of the CITY
council met last night, with Presidents Mar
bury and Sweeny in their chairs, one alder
man and four councimen being absent A
bill was passed for the paving of a portion of
Cameron street, from Alfred to Fayette and for
guttering and grading on Cameron, Alfred,
Henry, Queen, Princess. and West streets SO as
to carry OFF the surface drainage there into the
Henry-street sewer, with provision for over
flow water to pass west on Cameron from Henry
to West street. and then by West to King street
and to Hooffs run. A resolution and ordnance
for the preparation of map of grade and build
ing lines on the streets west of Alfred and north
of King was adopted in council by the following
vote: Yeas-Messrs. Atcheson, Moore, Fisher
Corbett, Hinken, Waddy, Smoot Strider,
Bayne. and Kelly-10; nays-Messrs. Sweeny
and Snowden-2. Two proposals looking to
further issue of city bonds for street improve
ment-gas fund and debt due of Gunton estate
of Wshington-were introduced-one in the
aldermen and the other in the common coun-
ell, and both were referred to the finance COM
mittee. An extra appropriation of $3.50 to sup
ply the deficiency i'll the annual appropriation
for board of prisoners in Jail" was made, and
an application OF the Postal telegraph company
for right Of way through streets on the edge of
town, and then from Union street by King to
an Office near King and Fairfax streets, was re-
ferred TO the street committee. During the
evening short joint meeting held to hear
Messrs. Isaac Eichberg, W. w. Herbert, and ].
E. Tackett support the grant of city money to
pay the indebtedness of the Alexandria ferry
company and start the boat again on the route,
but no action was taken.
FIRE LAST NIGHr.-A third-ward alarm was
gwen about o'clock last evening for the burn
ing of stable near the corner of Princess and
West streets, in the extreme northwest section.
The stable, which was in the occupancy of
Nathaniel Thornton, colored, was Of light mate
rial, and quickly yielded to the flames. The
stable was new one, and the loss is about
$500. The fire occurred at a time when nearly
every one in town is at LEISURE and a throng of
about l.500 people Witnessed the little confia-
grafton.
NOTES.-The Alexandria infrmary and the
Society of st Vincent de Paul here, has each
received S37s 81 from . bequest of Mrs. Virgil
mia Clarkson, late principal Of Lee public
schooL-A number of building lots on the
northeast corner Of Washington and Wilkes
streets, on the Midland road, opposite smoot's
tannery, have been sold ct from e27l to 600
each, Messrs Chas. J. Deahl, Of Warrington; J.
G. Milburn, Emma ]. Rudd, A. p Cox, and d.
W. Schofeld being the purchasers. It b I'M
derstood that some Of the lots viii be at once
improved.--Mayor Downham win introduce
the speakers ct the labor meeting tonight in
Lannan's opera house.--Mr. Geo. e. French
i " st his home On Washington street.
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The Eastern Dispensary.
A SOCIETY OF LADY MANAGERS ORGANIZED rEsrER-
DAY.

A SOCIETY OF LADY MANAGERS ORGANIZED rEsrER-
DAY.
A large meeting of those interested In the
charitable work of the Eastern Dispensary. To-
Gated ON Capitol Hill, was held yesterday after
noon at the residence of Charles @. Dulin.
esq, 80 East Capitol street. After the object
OF the meeting had been explained. the ladies
organized a society Of Lady Managers by elect
ing Mrs. G. A. Chamberlin, president: Mrs.
Charles g. Dulin, treasurer, and Mrs Charles
z. Lancaster, secretary, and decided to meet
the first Wednesday Ut every month in the par
lors of Mrs. Chamberlin, at the National hotel
The other members are: Mrs. Samuel J. Ram
dali, Mrs. J. Condit Smith, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs.
Flora Brown, Mrs. Charles @. Dulin, Mrs Henry
Q. Lancaster, Mrs. Henrietta Stewart, Mrs. r.
T. Chamberlin, Mrs. Llewellyn Eliot, Mrs.
Henry Northe, Mrs. Richard Southall, Miss FL
len Lansing, Mrs. Elizabeth s. Lancaster. Mrs
Charles A Elliot, Miss s. p Hardin, Mrs. w. p.
G. Hazen, Mrs. Edward O. Toomey, Miss Cecilia
Hanna, Mrs. Seymour Tullock, Mrs. Frank Will
kins, Mrs. 1. A Wood. Mrs. r. W. Tyler, Mrs.
Thomas w. Smith, Mrs. Tullock, Mrs. T. c.
Slater Mrs. L. w. Slater, Mrs John McFar-
land, Mrs. 8. j. n. Dunn, Mrs. and Miss Dyer.
Before adjourning the ladies collected eco cash
for the institution. The members of the board of
directors present were: Charles @. Dulin,
George +. Hardin, Francis Brown, Charles c.
Hazen, n. D.; F. T. Chamberlin, n D.;
Llewellyn Eliot, n D.; John T. VIM
ter, d, ID; George @. Ober, n. D.; d. p. Hick-
ling, NJ D.; d. Olin Leech, n. ID. The preSi-
dent Of the board. Mr.. Lancaster, reported that
the dispenssry had treated ,384 charity patients
within the past year. The meeting was hand
eomely entertained BY NJ. and Nrs. Dulin.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest T6l6gIanS 10 The Star.
The Arkansas Election Frauds.

ExAMNINo WATKINS, WHO Is CHARGED WITH
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Feb 27.-The prelimi-
nary examination Of Roberts Watkins, arrested
at Pine Bluff last Friday, charged with COM
plicity in the ballot-box robbery at Plummer-
vile, Ark, on the night of November 6, was be-
gun before U. s. commissioners yesterday. The
animation and give bond, but the commission
ers ruled that the trial should proceed. Six or
eight witnesses were examined, the testimony
relating to the probable hour when the ballot
box was taken. One witness testified to con-
versation which occurred between Watkins,
two other persons and himself, in which Wat
kins admitted he had covered the election
judge with pistol while the ballot-box and
poll-books were secured. This witness admit
ted having been in Jail at Morrilltown charged
with ENLIGHTENMENT. The case was adjourned
till Thursday
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He Made Millions in the COmstocks.

SAN Francisco. Feb. 27.-Seth Cook, WE'LL
known Comstock mine operator and capitalist,
died suddenly yesterday. He had been in poor
health for months. He and his brother Dan
became interested in 1857 in the Comstock
mines and from Crown Point they made several
million dollars. They also developed a num-
Der of other mines, and engineered many stock
deals in this city, which gave then, large
profits.