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Arizona republican., 1895-07-28

work for private gain is theft. The of fcial who goes off on an excursion for his own enjoyment and not really for the public service, charging the terri tory for his time, or who charges the territory one cent more than is absolute ly necessary, is a swindler. The con- mission who would appoint officials for the sake of giving them a salary, is guilty not of a smart, worldly trick but of dirty, vulgar crime.
 The tricky politicians who have lost all moral insight and all moral rec titude, must be treated with contempt and abhorrence and hatred. Hound them out of public life. Make it too hot for them. Show them that their intrigues. which they think are such diplomatic stratsgems, are too mean tc inspire anything but disgust.
 The Gazette is engaged in good work and THE REPUBLICAN but reiterates the sentiment of the whole people in wish ing iti complete success in it's laudab ble undertaking.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-28

the mint bill through which few words were left out, changing the entire effect of the measure so far as the status of silver was concerned. Until that fact is explained away, the American peo- pie will believe there was something wrong about the manner in which sil- yer was demonetized, and it is useless for Mir. Horr to attempt to silence any one by flying into rage over any state- ment of fact that does not accord with the theory that members of congress have always, in every case, been above reproach.
 It is possible, AS maintained by MT. Horr, that the record shows that state- ments were made indicating that some members understood that something was done to change the character of our financial system. There was very little interest taken in the matter, the measure simply being g bill to revise the laws governing operations of the mint. There was no demand for the demonetization of silver and no reason why such a change should be made. Those who undertook to bring it about knew that there was very little knowl- edge on the subject and consequently very little interest in the matter, and they no doubt depended upon lack of interest in an apparent formal mea- sure to enable them to accomplish their purpose.
 The fact has been established beyond the possibility of question that many of the leading men who were then in con- gress have since stated they had no idea that the measure contemplated the de. monetization of silver. There is mass of indisputable testimony to the effect that the statesmen of the time did not understand that any such result was to be brought about. The fact is also es- tablished that the language of the bill was changed after the committee of conference had passed upon it, an erasure being made that demonetized silver. Beyond asserting that he has seen correspondence showing that the controller of the currency intended to bring about the result that was reach. ed, MT. Horr makes no answer to MT. Harvey's presentation of these facts, but works himself into state of indig. nation and seeks to break down the sil. yer champion by denouncing him as a villifier of the American people.
 The old mans testiness has put him into very awkward position. MT Hsrvey's statements could have been answered dispasslonately, if there had been any legitimate answer possible and the display of temper only served to emphasize the fact that the charge could not be refuted.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-28
The Atlantic $ Pacific R.R
The Great Middle Route Across the American Continent in COnnec- tiOn with the Railways of
 the "Santa Fe ROute."
LIBERAL MANAGEMENT,
 SUPERIOR FACILITIES,
 PICTURESQUE SCENERY, EXCELLENT ACCOMODATIONS,

The Grand Canon of the Colorado, the most sublime of Natures work on the Earth, inde- seribable, can easily be reached via Flagstaff. :. Williams or Peach Springs on this road. To the Natural Bridge of Arizona and Montezuma's s Observe the Ancient Indian Civilization of La- guna, or of Acoma, ''The City of the Sky" Visit the Petrifed Forest near Carrizo. See and hunting trip in the magnificent pine forests of the San Francisco Mountains. Find interest in the ruins of the prehistoric Cave and Cliff Dwellers. View the longest Cantilever bridge in America across the Colorado River.
 JNo. J. BYRNE, General Passenger Agent, Los Angeles, Cal. c. H, STEERS, Asst. General Passenger Agent, San Francisco, Cal. H. 8. VAN SLICK, General Agent, Albuquerque, N. M.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-28

ACCORDING to late advices, s. c. Bagy will again make venture in the news- paper field, says the Nsws, this time in Los Angeles, where he will establish 8 mining journal to be conducted on the line of an information giver on all min ing projects and subjects.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-28

THE TUCsoN Star goes on record as a gold bug paper. So does the governor and the whole of his misft aggregation. There is nothing in common between them and the people of Arizona
Arizona republican., 1895-07-28

AN EASTERN fashion authority sayt that every lady ought to have an auri lave. Now scoot for the dictionary girls,
Arizona republican., 1895-07-28


 WILLIAM w. CORNELL,
 Defendant.
 Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for Marieopa County and the complaint filed in said Maricopa County, in the office of tae clerk of said District Court.
 In the name of the Territory of Arizona, to William W Cornwell, Greeting: You are hereby summoned and required to appear ln an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for Maricopa County, and ans wer the complaint therein filed with the Clerk of this sad Court, at Pheuix, in said County, within ten days after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this said County, or if served out of this said County and within this said Judicial District, then within twenty days thereafter, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and seal of the Dis
 triet Court of the Third Judicial
 District of the Territory of Ari-
 zona, in and for Maricopa County, [sEALl this 18th day of July A. D. 1895.
 JE. WALKER,
 Clerk of said District Court. By c. H. KNAPP, Deputy Clerk. Street & Frazier, Attorneys for plaintiff. [Date of first publication July 2S 1895,l
Arizona republican., 1895-07-28

A KANSAS man drowned himself be- cause his wife scolded him. It may be necessary for the new woman to reprove her hus sband, but she should do it gent ly and kindly.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-28
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN

No bills against THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN Co.,, or its employees will be paid by the com pany unless they were contracted upon the written authority of the management.
 T. W0LFLEY. .GeneralManager
Arizona republican., 1895-07-28

ALASKA HAS new infant industry to nurse. Nickel ore lodges have just been discovered at the head of Indian river.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-28

IT IS THE disposition of the people to pay the city council for it's work. Let the matter be submitted to vote with. out delay.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-28
AGENCIES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

HIs Li IJIINO IffA ES. Rates of advertising in the Daily, Sunday or the publication office. Or ring up telephone number 47, and 8 representative of the business department, will call and quote prices and contract for pace.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-28

THE "organ" has already commence to grind.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-28
Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Maricopa Action brought in the District Court of the MINNIE CORNELL, I
 Plaintiff
Arizona republican., 1895-07-28

G@All communications relating to news or editorial matter should be addressed to Editor REPUBLICAN.
 E%Au remittances and business letters should be addressed to THE ARIZONA RKPUBLI- GAN COMPANY, Phoenix, ,Ariz.
 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN co.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-28
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

THE REPUBLICAN IS fully prepared to do all kinds of plain and fancy Job printing in all the machinery in connection with the job depart ment. Work perfectly and promptly done
Arizona republican., 1895-07-28

The '. $. utpV't Reports s[,ow Royai SEfki1g Powder suDerior 10 aH others.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17
prutbennr fit Sanelinse.

auf Der propinsials 9lusfteluns sc
2ppn, i'm Sommer bes perfloIeneH
Sabres, tpelde bur9 bic nabniinnige
Shat GaIerio Saints gu elmer trauriz
gen 9ebeutung gelan9t 1T, mar cine
Reutgteit gu ieben, pel6e ni9t nur
Srduen uno Sinber gu ben ent5id<
teiten acknowledgement hinriB, Ion>
bern aud ernite Mdnner Der WiTens
i9aft an5og.
Sn einem Saale befdnben iia btn@
ter elmer S9rdnte cine 4nsa6l o
pieredigen &GIten aus galpGniIirtem
@tienble6, aus oeren Dad cine @rt
S6lot uno elm thermometer aufragz
ten. Die 9oroerpano ma BON einem
8idsfenIter eiugenomme1, unb binter
bieiem SenIter rubte, in elmer 9dngss
matte, bic BON Der Oede berab6ins,
in idIopeiben Ste9tiHen cine Puppe-
Benn man eritaunt ndbsr binIab, I'M
iia Oieie ieltIame Spiel5sugaustelz
lung 9enailer ST. beI6auen, 10 ia6 man
perbliifft, bab bieIe pinsigen puppsa
Die ldherlia tleinen SGno9en berpegz
ten. bic ldfsrli6 tleinen Mdul6en.
fpiBten unb runbeten, unb aus gang;
~tleinen. runben, I9par5en @oselz
auaen oersniigt um Iid i9uuten. Sc;
paren edte, feline Meni9entinber.
SO bdben bstdnntli9 nift ale Sire
Der bic lObli9e Schulz, ibreu &C.
burtstag abSutparten. Cine iebr
grobe 4nSabl u~nierer tiinftigen Wiit>
ter unb Seloen lam Der Sonnenie6nz
fudt ni6t pibsrItebsn, bic Tie pprSei=
tis rbinauflpdt in Sobesglutb". Q9
nein! Sn Spbestdlte. DEM bieie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17
81
Son Grid Sanieu.

Der Mui if SerrI6er i'm Groenreih!
Der 0alb 1T boil NadtigauIGn9s.
Die Suit Itreift ionnig uno ieibsns
pei6
lin i9netigR 9~tiithenbdnge.
Sober 2uftbauh 5ittsrt BON SlieSer@
buff
limb b~rGngsrtber 2ebensporne.
Srintt lie Elm! trintt lie elm! GO tt
Maisnluft!
Srintt lie Gin! IS lit MaienIpnns!
SieDisIen blii6en; Der &udut risf;
Die fpruFEnoen Su6en lodeu; -
9e6 tsf ms DaIOrsi4 uno atbHs
tief!
Soto liutrn pie W~uienglodsn!
Der CRIME Shdttsn 1T bunt bur&r
ipriibt
BON funttlrLnen Sonnenli9tern,
limb ionueNFuntelnoer Maitau gliibt
@uf la9snbfn 8lumengsIidtern!
Ser bldue &ribsr 10 peiB unb tlar,
Die Slur onu Ifaffenoen MGaten,
SOur6petbt bt1 soIosusn Tuge Saaat
9on iilbsrwn Monosnndnten.
2Die Elm bimHIiifsr Ralid our9'
flammt ss lie Sruit,
.Ties I5Dnsr mp ifDner &eroen.
6;b bid islig tim! Gs lit Mtaienluft!
DIR Mai 1T Del SsrrIder uuf Groen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17


unIa9bar sarten uno binfduissn Sc
i4opfIein, penn iie lebeno ourG oas
Sbor bes SaIeins treten, erliegen
frog aIer Sorgfalt unb Wibe ibrer
liebepoIen 9Tleger in fpenigen Sdgen
poer StunOen Der &Glte oieier tdIten
@elt. Sbre nod 10 penie entpidelte
StoffpehIelt6dtigteit fam bic Wdr=
meperluite nidt erieben, bic an Der
faltsn Cuff, trpB Seder, Diem uno
WGrmflaIde erfolgen; unb iobalb bic
Semperdtur bes 9lutes unter 80,
SO @rab Gsliius bauerno iintt, sebt
Der 8armbliiter MenI4 gu @runbe.
pa lentte bic 2iebe Oas Quse ibrer
mG9ti9en SdpeTter @iFenidaft duf
bieies gebrenfelb bes Sobss. limb
bic 8iFenidaft i'm 8unbe nit ibrem
ftarten WertmeiIter, Der Sednif,
maate it9 bardn, ibrem alien
Wiberia6er, Sreuno 9ein, ipiez
Der elm neues @ebiet gu entreiben.
2ion tonItruirte feline r8rutbenne
fir S%Guglinge", einen %perdnoerten
Sbermpitaten, b. +. einen appdrat.
Der cine beliebige Ssmperatur beliebig
LANCE slei9mdBig feItbdlt, inOem auto
matiI9 pirtenoe @entile iebe Qbpsi=
dung BON Der porgei9riebenen
@drmemense Tofort burd neus 3uz
fubr ppn parmer, reip. taIter 2uft
ausglsihen. Sn bieie apparate, bic
auBerOem cine ausgiebise 2iiftuns sez
itatten, brtnst sr bic tleinen SoOess
eonoibdten unb nimmt lie aus Der
glei9mdBissn 8drms, bic ite eez
pObnt puren, nur um lie ibren ausz
erleIeren Qmmen fir tur5e 3eit an bic
8rut au legen. Die grfolge iinb
olGnaeno gu nennen. Bon 800 &in=
bern. BON oenen nab alien @rfabrun=
osn Der @ergungenbsit 30 geitorbsn
pdren. iinO 240 9sIuno uno roiig
ibren @ltern Suriidgeue6en pproen.
Der &leinite bieier SleinIten tppg =
2 la 8funb. guf 9runo FOLDER Grz
foIae 1T es ni6t S~peifelbaft, odb bic
feaensrei9e @rfinoung iebr balo ibren
Sieaes5uq our6 bic gan3s ciOiliIirts
Welt MAIDEN piro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17
pas Bru0.

gu allen Seiten 1T BON benz @pifs
has 8ruo nit elmer gepiNen CIR.
fur6t betra9tet poroen unb bat gu
man6ertei Sagsn uno @ebrGuden Qns
LAB geeeben, SIN Srauungss Gsremoz
MEL iosar erideint bas 8roo in Der
srie4ii4en Stride; Der 9iidof bri9t
elm iolfes, rsi9t eini9s Stiide benz
paare uro pirft bic iibrissn unter
has Bolt; per zines Der Stiide in Der
getpobnli4 babel e%ntitebsrosn 8algerei
srlangt, Dem brin9t es Slid, er Osrs
neirutbet ii4 nod i'm 2aufe Oes Sab
res.
Bel Der Sotaeit Der @Itben muB Der
8rGutigam BON einem tleinen Srooz
laibs pbsn Elm gang tleines StiidHen
ubi6neioen, Butter barauf tbun uno
es Der 9raut in ben Munb iteden, oas
init oersinit lire &inbsr einen tteiren
1no sartsn WuHo %betommen, tpie iiber'
paupt bisG Itbinnsn aus oieiem 8runoe
barauf uaten, oaB pas erite Stiid BET
bon linen angeI4nittenen Srooe biibI4
Helm gerdt6e.
Wis bel Der Soa3eit, ipielt bus
8roo aud i9on i'm pOr6ergebenoen
Hiebesroman, ipen:sitsns in 9apern.
ols fpmboliI9ss 3ei9en cine Rolls; in
her SbsrpfulS briat BEL Der &ir4peib
Der Suride ieiner angebeteten Semz
meln Dor unO bari, ipenn bieie beim
9lufIte6sn bic 8rodsn sinitedt, bic
ndbsre 9stanntI9aft nit ibr sinleis
fen; ebenIo gilt in Risberbapern bus
Inbre9sn bss 9robes unb bas beimz
Ii6e 2egsn Der Stiide auf ben SdooB
Der 9eliebten ais oeutIi4e 2isbessrtIds
tung.
Stottert elm &inb pbsr 1T es gar
ftumm, 10 lam man IS nah oberbeutz
1dsm &bsrsluubsn our9 bus Iusein<
anberbrefen apsier 3uiammensebades
.ner 8roOe binter ieinem Riiden untsr
hen Wortsn:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17
,2isbes 9rpo bri6,
2iebes Sinh 1prih!"

fider BON Ieinsm @sbrsfen bsiler.
Dem SDrpler 9lauben gemdb pirft
Der Seufsl bic Iiegen seldIienen 8robs
fumen ipGtsrbin Dem 8streffenoen in
Die 9Dls sIiibenb in's 9eiiat, obsr
gibt lie ibm, als 9roblaib geTormt,
slibeno gu ellen; er i@lGgt lie ibm
AUDI pobl, nahoem er lie in einen Sad
%ssiammeIt. auf ieinem SOotenbette UNI
bic Sbren.
Seoe anosre MiBadtung Ses 8roz
bes lit gIei6faqs itrens psrp0ut. Mit
Dem 9ruOe gu ipieIen gilt in gang
Oeuti6lanO als cine idpers Siinbs,
numentli6 mub man aber oermeiosn,
In oaiIelbe gu ite6en ooer aus Spielez
rel binein3uihnsiosn. Man i9nsibet
Hah b0bmtItsn 9lauben oann ndmlid
Sott bic Ssrie ab, tpas nah ~oberpfdl>
ger Iniidt aud geI6iebt, renn man
has 8roo gu melt nuh binten abI6neiz
bet. Der beunrubigt ben sigenen llrs
eroBputer i'm 9rabs; aud trait pobl
3ubnpeb ben Sinosr. auf Der SnIel
nieoom iu9t man gIeiafuus, baB man
ben lisbsn 9Ott, in benz i6peiSeriIden
Solotburn. baB man Seius oamit ms
!SsrS Iteae; Der Sproler unb S6pabe
elaubt, OaB oann 9lut aus benz miBe
banbslteR SrobIuibe rinne. 4u8
bari man in Der Sberpfals ni9t bas
WsiIer i'm 9rpoe iteden IaFsn, oa Is
ben armsn Seelsn tpeb tbut. Dor BEN
Stemmen bss GIbogens auf bas
8roo tuurnt bersits Der propbst Ssius
Sira9 in Der 9ibel. SinolihsIinnig
ift ihliebli9 bic glsihfaGs in 906m,n
bortomm,nbe 8orIdrift. bab man oas
Srob Rahfs einpideln IoQ. oa ss aut9
feline Nahtrube babsn min.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17
&urirt. 81. .Wis pertr1

= &urirt. o.: ,Wie pertrGsIf
Su Did iebt nit Osiner Srau, 1T lie
Dor ibrer Giferiu9t gsbeilt?" - g.:
~8oltommeu. ppr Sturgeon maftsn mir
Absnos aufammen einen Spasiergdng
unb am unosren Morsen erbielt ite Elm
aupnnmes Billet: D9sitern Q6eRS
tpuros SIR Ssrr 9emabl pieber nit
Der b%etannten bGBlidsn alien perIpR
.a%sisbsn.A Seitbsm bax ID Rgbs."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17
II m r

unungenebmer ums
itano. o.: Cure SoASeit mar pobl
bic Solgs elmer 2isbs auf ben eriten
8lit?" g.: rSu freilta; Isioer bate
i'd a6sr an isnem Sage ssraoe msine
SriGs au Sauie Iiessu l%aisn."
ltn9aIant. 5rau: AID,
Wdnnfen, iobaIb id ben WaI5er aus
benz 3igeunerbaron bore, bin i'd gang
unb oar neg" - 9utte: ~WenR fit
bas bsitimmt 10 OerbieIts, pfiff i4 ibn
ben gaH5en Sag"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17

Gin e9isr SoIG6 a II q.
-.-- @dns rett, lieber Sanitdtaratb,
meinsr @eiunbbtit oiirfte Der 2tufents
haIt inl einem 2uftturort erjSrieBli9
fein N6er pelhen folI ih pGhlen2"
- -Drr6ldudt fpcltn bod nitt am
gnbe eqr aaerb0aF ieIbit Orriibsr
na66ente1?!
= Settlements fbIi bt. Nns
terofficisr Ole 6roHi ausri9snb):
,N1eblmann. etrpds tpeitsr Dor. (0eI
Soloat md6t einsn S6ritt porpGrts.S
Ri6t 10 oiei = Meufa. ipolen Sic
bsnu aleiA eiRe Rsiis Inn bic WsIt mas
ten?!"
= Die iunge Srau. ngbsr
Minna, tpdrum 6oIsn Sic bsnn 10 piel
ssl.ii6, meme 5rau, i9 unb Sic 6absn
bod gum gF.n niat 10 uiel nOtbig."-
.Das ni6t, absr bic gndoige 6rdu sss
bnu6ps gum gTpsrimtntirer!!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17
g 6 8 E n.

StubsnmdO6eu (3ur &0din, Die ii4
nit sinem geasr oerIobt unO iosben ets
nsn Brief BON oisism empfanesn bait:
.9h, Der Brief 1T ia boiler &lers!"
Sohin: nOumms Sans = oas iiuo
ia feline Shrdnen!"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-03-28
Ex-PRIEsT LATTERY AND WIFE.

and but for the ex.priest's hurried exit
from the city while the excitement was
at its height, he might have encount.
cred rather severe treatment
As on the night of the first lecture ex.
traordinary precautions were taken by
the police to preserve the peace. Off
GERS in citizens clothes were freely dis
tributed through the audience and q
good sized guard was placed about the
doors. A big crowd filed the auditor.
ium and while it was evident that many
were present who did not sympathize
with Slattery's utterances, there was 10
sign of disorder until near the close of
the lecture, when man in the centre
of the house arose and excitedly shout
ed: You're a liar; you're liar against
religion"
Half the audience were on their feet
in an instant. but before the disturber
could say anything more he was grabbed
by an officer and elected. After order
was restored Slattery concluded his re.
marks without further interruption.
Slattery took the first train for the
south. An excited crowd gathered at
his hotel, thinking he had gone there,
but after learning that the ex.priest had
left the city they quietly dispersed
Had he remained here there might
have been a repetition of the riot at
Savannah when he and his wife were
nearly mobbed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-03-28

ON Ascension day too, large mum
ber OF members of the Patriotic club OF
Leipsio will present their congratula-
tions The ovations planned by several
thousands Of the people Of Westphalia
will occur in Frederichsruhe in May,
those by the people Of Silesia on May
10 and those of East Prussia on May 8.
A visit enmasse with banners and EN-.
blems will be undertaken on April II by
all the Berlin trades organizations and
the affiliated bodies of other cities, and
a number of them have chosen him hon
orary member.
The singing societies Of Berlin and
other cities will also celebrate The
Berlin societies will have grand com.
mers in the Philharmonic.
Koenigsberg will present the prince
with an artistic miniature reproduction
of Friedrichsruhe carved true to life.
The women of Silesia will send a
number of gifts, products typically rep.
senting the industries of that province.
such as carpets, linen, and will also
start Bismarck fund for the relief Of
the poor
The people of the Duchy of Alhalt
will present the ex.chanceller with a
fine bronze group.
Admirers of Bismarck in Oldenburg
will present him with an oak wreath Of
silver and two magnificent mares
The comforting of honorary citizenship
on Bismarck has been done by a large
number of German cities and towns.
In foreign countries, too. Germansare
preparing to do honor to the old states.
men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-03-28
BISMARCK THEIR IDOL.
Germans Commence to Cele-
brate His Birthday.
THE EMPEROR CALLED TODAY.
He Is Accompanied by a Brilliant Suite.
Numerous Deputations Arranging to
visit the Retired statesman-Aany Towns
Preparing to Celebrate.

FREIDRIcHsRUHE, March 90. - The
celebration of the eightieth birthday Of
Prince Bismarck has actively com.
menced throughout the German EN-.
pire
Emperor William visited Prince Bis
marck today and brilliant military
suite accompanied him. A review of a
number of troops will also be held here
in honor of Prince Bismarck.
A deputation of the commanding
generals of the German army will wait
on Bismarck April L. as the bearers of
good wishes and likewise of fine gift
Splendidly mounted addresses, too
will be presented to Bismarck on be-
half of the Conservative National.
Liberal and Anti.Semite parties on
April /.
The principal celebration, however,
will have nothing to do with politics.
The grandest of all promises to be the
one arranged to take place around the
vicinity of the Germania monument in
the Niederwald, on the Rhine which
will be participated in by representa-
tives of 36 cities in the Rhinish district.
men belonging to every shade of politi.
cal opinion. The central part of the
celebration will be at the foot of the
monument itself, on which occasion
Prof Quicken Of Gissen university will
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-03-28
TIE 1AlLow GOT cAkep.
30 ths Launching OF the Steamer St. Paul
Didn't Occur.

Diunt OCCuFs
PHILADELPHIA, March 26-The big
American line steamer st. Paul was not
launched yesterday AT the eleventh
hour, she disappointed her owners, the
International Navigation company; her
builders, the Messrs. Cramp and the
vast multitude of humanity waiting to
witness her initial dip, by refusing to
bulge an inch from the ways, owing to
the tallow caking. The launching will
likely be delay several weeks.
A large number of distinguished per.
sons from all over the country had come
TO see the launch. Among the most
prominent was the famous humorist,
Mark Twain, who had characteristical
funny speech prepared and carefully
tucked away in his pocket. Surround.
ing Miss Frances Griscom on the chris.
tening stand were Governor and Mrs.
Hastings, Henry Cramp and many 9th.
ers.
The st. Paul delegation was about 20
in number. The Gridiron club com.
posed mainly of Washington newspaper
men waited to see the launch on one of
the city iceboats in the river, With
their party were Mrs. Secretary Car.
Isle, Logan Carlisle and wife, Miss
Moves. Senator and Mrs German, Senior
Romero, the Mexican minister; Mrs
Senator Cushman X. Davis and others.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-03-28
A 5RUID- -.nO4a.
Evidence That One Had Been Committed
In H. g. o. Box Car.


In a B. g. o. Box Car.
TOLEDO March 26.-What is taken
to be evidence of a brutal murder has
been discovered in q Baltimore and
Ohio boxcar that has reached here over
the Michigan Central from Detroit.
When the car was opened there was a
pool Of blood in the center, beside which
were number of bloody stones, which
had been used as weapons, presumably,
upon the head of the unfortunate vic
tim. The sides of the car and even the
roof were bespattered with blood, and
a bloody collar and necktie, near the
scene of the struggle had probably been
wrenched from the throat Of the victim
during his struggles.
AS nearly as could be judged from
the marks and tracks inside the car, the
victim had been assailed by two men. He
had been thrown down and beaten within
few feet of the side door, and after
being killed or reduced to insensibility,
his body had been Jagged to the door
frints of bloody gers showld that
this had been op' and then the vic.
tim thrown out. The door had been
closed from the inside, after which the
two occupants Of the car had made
their exit by the opposite &C. lance.