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FROM SINKING BRIG.
Captain and Crew OF the Hattis F..
Rich Brought Here by q Schooner,

Captain ana Crew OF b EattiS r.
Rich Brought Here by q Schooner.
The schooner Muriel. OF Bear River,
y. g.. from st. John, Port Royal, with
cargo OF sugar.. arrived this morning.
Capt. Robblee reports that he encoun-
tered a succession CT heavy gales since
leaving st. John. The schooner's sails
were split end her decks badly damaged.
On Oct: 16. In lat. 34.2l. long. 72.lO, he
sighted the brig. Hattie L. Rich, bound
from Turks Island TO Passport, Me,
with q cargo OF salt. The Rich had
been buffeted by the gales and was
sinking: Her captain. Robinson. and
Muriel and brought to this port. Can't,
Robinson says hia vessels stern was
stove In by. the heavy seas during the
hurricane OF Oct. 8.
Capt. Robinson set fire Ito the
wrecked brig, before leaving her. She
was seen TO sink
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A BRIEF nALLUCiNATI0N.

Tes Merchant Locked Up a. lnssss
Recovered in the Nigh.
Patrick j. Murphy. aged forty-four. a
tea merchant at u Prince street. was a
prisoner In the Jefferson Market Court
to-day on suspicion. Of being insane
Murphy came, up to Policeman WOOL
ston, of the Prince street station, in
Broadway last night n said some peo-
rle were following him. Woolston took
him to the station house for safe keep
Ing. Murphy Heemed perfectly rational
in court to-day. and Justice Hogan let
him 20.
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kEHPRER WANTS 70 DEBATE.
He Icsnes Chailsnsss 70 Hts Rspub.
1iosn and DSmocratio Rivals.

Otto Kempner. candidate for Assem-
blyma1 In the Eleventh. District of the
NEW York citlsehb' Democracy. has is
sued challenges for Joint debates, to
Charles H Schwiok, Republican. and
John Charles Stein. Democrat. opposl-
tion candidates for the same office In the
same district.
The subject for discussion Is to ba
why, kempner should not be returned
to- the Assembly.
John Fennel. Kempner's political part.
ner and legal adviser, will make appli-
cation to Justice Barrett. In Supreme
Court Chambers. for an oroer to show
cause why the Police Commissioners
should not accept, Kempner's- certificate
OF M >" :.
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TAiey Draws a Razor.

John Reilly. aged nineteen. Of :i2 wcst FIJI
teenth street. was beld for trial In jefferson
Msraet csart to-day for stealing lead pipe from
a wagon In charge OF Fred Tate. OF <i East One
Hupdrei and Forty-tourth street.. When Tate
tried to catch Reilly the latter drew \ razor on
him. but a policeman appeared Just In time to
prevent trouble.
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HotsRook IN TROUBLE.
Accused by q Woman OF wnhhoiei,o
Fer Property,

George Holbrook. aged sixty-hve. OF
~ Sixth avenue, a dealer In second
hand furniture, bric-a-brac and antiques.
was In Jefferson Market Court this
morning for examination on q charge
OF larceny. -.
Mrs, Fanny c. Barclay. of, 10 West
tournaiist, alleges that she gave Hoi-
and .sIiverware 10 sen for her On NoY.
-. aS9z. She has been unable 70 recoySf
either the money or her property.
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For selling . ro,tis OF s.en

EMPoRIA. KAN. Oct. 2,.-Theodore vost. who
pleaded guilty to selling one bottle Of beer. was
yesterday. sentenced to sixty days In jail. to pay
OF y2,ON not again 10 Engage In the liquor buni-
ness jodse Randolph Who Imposed the sentence
sr.; siiss he as. saS 4 shsses y yyspatgaasr
has &tf..ts qSv. LsweIiing. asking that vosi bs
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MARY Brown missing AGAIN.
Disappeared from Her Employers
nome on Oct. l.
Her Father Says She 10 Slightly
Demsatsd.

Old August Brown has exhausted
every esonrce In a vain effort to find
his lost daughter. and ut last he has APP
pealed to Tho Evening World for as
s~istanoc.
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SOLD throughout the world. PorrKn pRuo Ann
GINA. Conn, sole props, Boston. ~ A
About the Blood and Skin, mailed free.
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Arti.t watts Pr..en. TO Amer,e,.

CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-"lovc and Life" the
famous picture by the English artist. wa,.s.
which ROW hangs In The british Section of the
Worlds Fair, Will he removed TO the Metroroli-
tan. Mlseun. II New. YORK, az, II has been Wv
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Last Days Of Registration.
Tho last two days of registration nro Friday snt
Saturday. the 9Th and 2sth.
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Ferry Frapchi.e ssI. Po,tnon,o.

ne sale Of the Union very franchise. wsich
rs to have been held Id the comptroiler's once
a poca to-day. . .postponsd until to-nnbrrow.
daet the sale.
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Mayor oiiroy WIN Arrive Friday.
Ward vas received at ~ City Nall to-day that
hsyps oiirpy would artvs IN tails city from cs.i-
60 lezt ystday. He will isavs Chicago on
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r rsSss p s's %,:f s; t 's,iiss n.l s :aS simple
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Lectures for Law Students.

The New rTk Law Student association has
added the department; Of lectures to Its already
numerous objects. They propose to engage the
services Of noted professors OF law. who will de-
liver lectures at stated periods rpon legal sub
jeets. All interested may attend the lectures upon
the payment OF 10 cents a month for q course OF
twelve lectufed TIE Association has onnees In
!eem is runiAfr buiielax. - LIZ = H.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09
your nation L IN that sense secure
Righteous men will be the result.
qIopIoUs FUTURE FOR AMERICA.


your nation Is IN that sense secure.
Righteous men will be the result.
A GLORIOUS FUTURE FOR AMERICA.
believe the outlook Is bright. Ameri.
ca will be the strong nation of the world.
The church is making progress. Twenty
million church memburs in America to.
dayi One hundred and forty-six thou
sand churches in America todayl Dc
not be alarmed at the Catholics. Last
year the Methodist church alone gave
more money to the spread of the gospel
than the whole Roman church that girts
the earth. God is leading the nation on
| to its triumph. You have your schools
free-19. .000. 900 childrenl Teach them
| patriotism, truth and freedom, and the
gates of hell will not prevail against that
invincible power.
Politicsp Yes, am encouraged there.
Things are looking better. Men are do
ing bigger things in politics. President
Harrison appointed man of another
party just before he went out, showing
that the day of party fetichism is gone.
And now the new president comes in and
does worse thing than that-appoints a
Republican as secretary Of state in the
new administration. The day has come
when men and principles, not party ma
chinery, are running our nation.
thank God that hour has dawned in
the nation which witnesses an era Of
new hope and glory. Let them annex the
Sandwich Islands. There is to be fed
Grafton of the English speaking world,
and then another nation will be born that
will exercise a supreme power in the his
tory of mankind. We were born of old
England. We ought never to have fought
each other. She ought to have said to her
child, who was of age, "Go now; you are
free" But she did not, and we had to
whip her. But the hour has come when
the English speaking world should be
one, federation bound by common
worship Of common God around free
church, and that church that sends its
missions to every quarter of the globe.
Remember, in that amalgamation
America, with 60, 200, ,000people, will lead
the old country as she did before. Donot
get down and worship flunky or a dia-
dem. Leonard Jerome, whose daugh-
ter married Lord Randolph Church
i'll, went over to see her once, but he
would never acknowledge her title He
called at her door and asked if Mrs.
Churchill was in. The flunky opened
the door half way and said to him, "Her
leddyship is at 'ome. but not to the likes
of you, sir" And that big man reached
in the doorway, twisted him around and
said, "You go up and tell your mistress
that her daddy is down here and wants
to see her." Let them marry English
people if they want to, but remember
you have mission in the world as free
nation. In the coming English federation
you, as an American, stand for some
thing, and be sure you stand forit. With
God leading the nation and her people in
ways incarnate Of truth, triumph in the
end is sure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09
cRoSsMIRE FOUND GUILTY
OF the Atrocious Murder of His Mother.
First Degree Verdict.

BRADFORD, Pa, March 7. - Ralph
Crossmire, on trial at Smethport for the
killing of Mrs. Lucetta Crossmire, his
mother, has been found guilty as in
dicted.
The woman was murdered in a COW
stable on her own farm in Farmers val.
ley, this county, on the night of Nov. Is
last, while she was milking The as.
sassin seized her from behind, strangled
her to death after struggle on the
stable floor, and then, to cover the
crime, hanged the corpse by the neck t,
rafter in the barn to convey the i'm
preston of suicide. The murderer tn eI
made his escape from the premises wit h
out detection.
The jury took the case at midnight
Saturday night, after being in the boz
all day, and rendered verdict at SAC
Sunday evening, special sitting Of the
court being held for that purpose. The
finding was murder in the fl rst degree.
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THEY DEFY SATOLLI.
Two Deposed Priests Retain Possession
OF Rectory.

Two Deposed Priests Retain Possession
of Rectory.
SwEDEsBoRo, N. j., March REV
William Treacy and his brother, the de-
posed priests, Sunday created scene in
church, when Rev. Father Leahy, who
was sent here by Bishop OFarrell tc
take charge of the parish, attempted tc
read the bishops letter to the parishion
ers. Rev. William Treacy strobe dra
matically out upon the altar and loudly
commanded Father Leahy not to read
the letter.
The priest was accompanied by Deputy
Sheriff Garrison and Constable T aylor
whom he ordered to arrest Father
Leahy if the latter persisted in reading
the letter. There was quite an excite
ment in the church and serious out
break was imminent Father Leahy
saw that the priests and the officers were
in earnest, and quietly withdrew. The
Treacys are in possession of the rectory
here and openly defy the authority o.
Mgr. Satolli and Bishop O'Farrell. They
say Rome alone can control them
Legal means will be taken by Father
Leahy to secure possession of the rec
tory.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09

VIEW IN Ihb LADY
PALACE.
where the Columbus relics are to be
shown, no building on the grounds is
80 replete with hints OF the days when
Columbus waited for the fall Of Gra-
NADIA that his sovereign might listen to
his plan of discovery.
The building itself is 200 feet square,
one story high, with a facade that
might have been copied from some
mosque of the Moors and tower that
would attract the faithful Moham-
medan with its sacred significance.
One gazing at the tower sketched in
faint fretwork against the sky might
almost instinctively pause TO hear the
muezzin's call to prayer.
:. The exterior of the palace mosque
is elaborate compared with its sur
roundings, but the interior is almost
overwhelming in its profusion of dec
Grafton, it's reiteration of the oriental
note. Entering the main vestibule,
an arched portal thirty-five feet wide,
the visitor plunges from his vision of
ancient days in Spain into the cold re.
alities of the modern ticket Office.
Beyond the cash collector to the right
is colonnade running around a cir
cular room covered with tent-shaped
roof. The ceiling and walls are
covered with landscape views in south
ern Spain, and a mandolin orchestra
carries out the idea of an Andalusian
garden. Then comes labyrinth of
columns and mirrors, the details of the
columns being reproductions from the
Alhamb bra
Still beyond the labyrinth and to the
left is the palm garden, with lounging
places for 300 visitors, q Moorish or
chestra hidden by group of palms,
Arab attendants in native costume
and other accessories of a Moorish
scene. Grottoes and fountains illumi-
ma ted by electricity and groups of
statuary illustrating famous historical
events are also to be seen.
In other parts of the building are to
be installed curios, suggested largely
by similar enterprise at the Paris
Exposition. A scene the familiar
landing of Columbus-is to be repre-
sented on a small lake, with the Santa
Maria manned by men costumed as
were the mariners of the Admiral s
flagship. One large apartment is
given over to an attraction for the
children-a Noah's ark with the ami
mails reproduced life-size. In addition
to its queer conglomeration of the
purely artistic and essentially fan
tastic the institution will have its COM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09
THE PARsoN KEPT ORDER.
New CumberIend Toughs Thrown Out
of Revival.

STEUBENvILLE, O., March 7.-The
New Cumberland NJ. f. church is the
proud possessor Of a fighting parson,
His name is Riley end he weighs 19t
pounds, He was prominent athlete at
college, but was brought up on farm,
where his constitution was hardened.
He has been conducting a very success.
full revival and stated at the opening of
the meetings that he did not intend
calling on the town constable to preserve
order, but would see that the ungodly
either kept still or went out.
Last week several toughs filed up
with liquor and tried to disturb the
meetings on Wednesday and Friday
nights, but Rev. Riley let the singing
proceed while he thrashed the toughs
and landed them outside the church on
their heads One fellow invited the
preacher out and he responded to the
invitation. when the fellow took TO his
heels TO avoid second beating. Riley
anticipates no further disturbances thi;
winter.
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THE NATION OF WASHINGTON AND
THE NATION OF THE FUTURE.

We have a strong city; salvation viii God
appoint for walls and bulwarks. Open ye tho
gates, that the righteous nation which keepeth
the truth may enter in.-Isaiah xxyi. 2.
believe that God reveals himself to
man in history. The Bible teaches us
that God chose Israel as q nation
through which TO speak to the world
and the history of that people is the un-
folding of a divine national purpose in
the history Of races So l believe that
God has led and leads today this great
republic Of ours. Wen may we build
monuments to its real founders. No
man can enter the city of Washington
and see that cleaning spire of gittering
marble as IL flashes in the sunlight and
hits its silver crest higher than any
monument ever built 20 man ON this
earth Ind not feel that back Of its lofti-
ness. It's simplicity, its grandeur, there
Is deep. divine meaning; that the
man whose character ID svmholioA- ~ss
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09

VU E WANT THAT MAN. In every county
w there Is Just the right man-honest, energetic
and perseyering-should have some mechanical
gumptlon. NO CAPITAL RhQUIhHD, but first
class references essential. We want that y on
salary and con mission to sell the 'p9 Yost Writing
Machine, which IN beyond all question the most per-
feet typewriter ever n ade. should be seen and
tried to be appreciated. Sent on two weeks trial
to respectable parties. The 'e3 Cereyman's Ma
address YtST WRITING MACBINE Co., n and
T9 Broadway. New York. m9hw
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KILLED by a manlac Mother.

FORD, KY, March THE wife OF
Chief of Police Thomas Hambrick,
crazed over the loss of a child, arose
early @ yestetday Ter morning at g ana PrQeIurlae
Jessie and made an unsuccessful attempt
TO end the life of neighbours child.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09

noy-w1ntad Prom "a 70 n yeAn GA, 70 %
- chores Abeai The house and lot aud tAke oAre q
sennan, a.asehI northeast corner 81 The sgaAEt
uAnlQA ohlo mlots
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09
Seamless Socks.

British soldiers will wear seamless
socks in future, because they insure
greater marching efficiency. The old
style of scanned socks chaf9d the skin
and made the soldiers foot-sore. The
seamless socks do not Tenders for tho
supply of 900, 900 pairs, years esti-
mated requirements, have been In
vited bv the govern ment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09

PARIS, March INN De Freycinet
Floquet and Clemenoeau have been
summoned to appear as witnesses at the
approaching trial OF Charles De Lesseps
In the oour d'assiEes de Ia Seine. by his
counsel.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-18

1t is pointed out that young
men are comiag to the front
rapidly IN politics. Mr. Sul2er,
Speaker Of the New York AS
sembly, is only twenty nine,
and Mr. Nabrey, Speaker Of the
Missouri Honse,is thirty Sew
eral other States have selected
ltds of thirty-tivs. President
elect Cleveland is q compare
lively young man to fill the
place of President. His candi-
dacy appealed especially to the
young men Of the country. II
overthrow the potency Of the
mossback idea that mere politi
cal machinery means statesman
ship. A healthy year for youn
men. Richmond State.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-18
DURHAM SUPERIOR COURT.
---r-~
Judge Began Cherees on secret Pollt
tcsal Organizations.

i
Judge Began C'herees On secret Pollt-
iesAl Organizations.
The Superior Court las a great
deal d business and if i attending to
1t under the aliscisiye direction If Lilo
Honor
Judge Blyal's ehargs % the grand
jury, yesterday afternoon, was full
and foreible. Tie dNslt somewhat
at length upon capital offences and
elucidated the common laws Of the
State IN 1 very plain manner. He
iald special stress upon the law q
copeealing childbirth and also the
existence Of any secret political or
ganization.
A number Of cases On the criminal
docket have been'disposed 81, among
them:
State vs.. JAS. Humphrey, retailing
dismissed. Another case, same Of.
fence; Judgment suspended on pay
mentof cost.
State Us. Glenn Young and Wash
Peoples, d, W. d. VI; judgment sus
peaded on payment Of cost.
State vs.. ]. r. Gooch, selling {
minors; continued. In two othel
cases, same, the defendant wal
found not guilty.
State vs.. Bill Lynn and AaroI
Stroud, gambling Defendants sub
mitted and judgment was suspended
on payment Of cost 5000 each.
State vs.. Tom Trolinger, resisting
an officer; guilty Durham Sun.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-18
state News.

Adam G. Lentz, OF Concord,
died suddenly Of asthma.
Mrs. Sarah Cornwall, aged
20 years diedin Cleveland conn
ty recently.
Watt Lorin, a respectable
negro, Of Burlington, has my
seriously disappeared.
Asa Farrar, dealer in books,
stationery, confectionerles, &C.,
at Henderson, made an assign
rnent yesterday.
The creditors Of II. wv. Thorn
ton, Of Fayetteville, have COM
promised with him and it is an
nounced that he is on his feet
again.
Attorneys in Raleigh report a
great falling off in litigation.
One Of them remarked in iocu-
lar way that preachers now
make more than lawyers.
The court house at Elizabeth
town was destroyed by fire Sun
day night. Some Of the books
| in the safes were saved. Every
one thinks it the work of an in
csndiary.
1t is reported that the Caro-
lima Waterman, organ of the
Farmers Alliance of Rowan
and other adjoining counties,
has changed hands, Samuel
| Archer, Of Mica, Mcdowell
county, having purchased the
entire outfit.
A movement is on foot in
! Asheyille looking to the es-
Establishment Of q morning paper
in that city, Fred r. Tiffany,
originally Of Connecticut, but
more recently of Marion, will
be the editor of the new payer,
If established.
At Salisbury last Friday at-
ternoon Mrs. Jesse Gaskey went
out into the yard to cut some
wood, and while there her lit
tie child, a boy between two
and three years old, caught fire
in the house and was burned so
badly that he died that night.
The Winston Sentinel states
that Minnie Merrick, who was
attacked by a lioness while rid
ing in the cage in that city on
August 10th, last, has entered
suit against Miles Orion, D. r
| Robinson and John Barton,
claiming damages totha amount
OF $4,000 for injuries sustained
o. G. Sempler has been ar.
rested in Americas, Ca, upon
the charge of bigamy, it being
alleged that no had a wife and
eight children in Savannah,
lea, In addition TO the wife ii
/ Americas. The woman in Sa-
vannah, who claim to be wife
| No. ! says she was married in
NeW.Berne, n. c., 1862.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-18

Have Treasury officials been
redeeming counterfeit money:
Such is the natural presumption
after reading a special report
submitted By Treasurer Eebeker
to Secretary Foster last week.
This report shows that the a.
mount paid out by the Treasury
in redemption Of $500 notes, Sc
ries Of 1874, exceeds by $500
the total amount issued
Of that series, whereas II is usu.
ally the case that the amount
paid out for the redemption Of
any series Of notes is always
less than the total amount is
sued Of that series, for the very
natural reason that many notes
are burned up or lost where they
are never found. And what adds
TO the probability of counters
felt notes having been redeem
ed by Treasury officials with
good and lawful money fs the
fact that there was a dangerous
eouDterfsit $500 note known to
have been put in circulation
about 1875. Treasurer Nebsker
sndeavors to explain BY saying
that through an error notes Of
another series may have been
counted rs that Of 1874, and sx.
presses the opinion that this
fact will be clearly shown when
the series Of 1875 shall have all
been presented for redemption.
Il IL very natual that Mr. Nebe-
ker should try to make this ex-
PLANTATION, as Dir. CleveIand'B
Secretary Of the Treasury may
feel that It will DO his duty to
compel Mr.. EsbSker or his
bondsmen to make good that
so, 200.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-18
LAWMAKERS AT RALEIGH.
A Bill 10 Reduce the Legal Rate OIL
terest Introduced.

A Bill 10 Reduce the Legal Rate OIL :
terest Introduced.
RALgIGH, Jan. 10. lin the House
today bills were introduced to reduce
the legal rate Of interest from s to 6
per cent; to repeal the law regarding
the taxation Of savings hunks.
A resolution was passed asking
for a fiji report from tile state
University for four years passed
The Agricultural Committee was
asked to examine and recomnien
amendments to the laws cnieernins
the Labor BuEean, All eifort WI
made for IL abolition
A bill has passed the Senate order
ing the State Treasurer to pay the
amount due for the purehao Of iae
patrol steamer Lilly, which WIS pur
chased two years ago ii drive foreizn
pirates from tie stern oyster ater
Of North Carolina. The IT Ter was
valued at s25, 600, but purchased
by the state FOR $4,000 most q
which is still due.
A bin was introduced ii THE Hols
providing that the Railroad Comm
sionerg shall have power " as7es
steamboat property 40 snp3rtli
bill pascal the House repe "a q
enacted In 1891 ia regard 9 eatr
This bill effects the Oyster lta
in Eastern Nor, Caroline ai tall
the niosIgpef " iish and oysse
catching out ii the hanas Il u fcs
and gives al who formerly made 8
living b. fishing cgla chances