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sb,nmep,s or Hor.e. 10 Europs.

Since the opening Of the summer season tho
expectation OF Western horses on tho steam.
ships leaving Hoboken has greatly increased.
Yesterday morning 1O4 horses wcro shipped on
the steamship PhnniCia of the Hamburg limo
and 10 fancy coach horses on the Wilson limo
steamer British Queen. The horses were shipped
signed to different parts or Europe. The second
OF the two consignncnts mentioned will 20 TO
Paris via Antwerp.
The sun., 1897-04-25
Revenue Cutter Crawford Sold for %. sse.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-The revenue cutter
Crawford. one Of the vessels used in the war Of
the rebellion. sold by tho Trea sury Depart
ment to day to a Baltimore man for So .526. Once
before the department tried TO sell the Crawford.
but the highest bid received was only 81 800.
During the war tho Crawford was called the
Nansemond. She has been in bad shape for
home time.
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Albany. April 24.-Gov. Black signed these
bills to-day:
Assembiyman Austin's. increasing to eleven the
number Of keepers to be appointed by the New York
County Sh, rin.
az man tne y, ~ 11, S
of Brooklyn.
Senator Higgins's providing that railroad corpora
tfonn their organization tax until assured
by the state Railroad Commission that they may
construct their roads.
The Governor also signed the bill incorporat-
ing the city of North Tonawanda.
The sun., 1897-04-25
Knocked ON Her bicycle and May Die.

BRIDGEwATER Mass, April 24.-Miss Annie
M. Wells, teacher of the kindergarten depart
ment at the State Normal School, was the vic
tim Of a bicycle accident this morning, and thore
10 little hope of her recovery. She ran against a
wagon loaded with grain, and was knocked OH
her wheel. the wagon passing over her body.
The sun., 1897-04-25
Army Omcers Asked to Compete for tho King
or BeIEium's Prize.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Twenty-two years
ago the King OF the Belgians instituted an an
nuaI prize OF $4,000 francs for the encourage
ment OF intellectual works. The prize for the
year 1901 is to be awarded to the person giving
the best treatise on the subject of the military
history of the Belgians from the Roman inva-
sion 10 the present day, and the Belgian Govern
ment has notified the War Department that 1t
would like United States Army officers to com
Dste. Thsy may write their eASAyB In EngliAh.
The sun., 1897-04-25
Tho New Chinese Minister Arrives in wash.
tnEt0n.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Ting Fang tho now
Minister from China. reached Washington this
afternoon. He is accompanied by his wife and
son, Mr.. Ho Yon. first secretary, and wife; Mr..
Shen Tung. second secretary. and wife. and n
numerous retinue. Tho Minister speaks Eng
lish fuently being tho first representative OF
the Flowery Kingdom here to possess that 40
complishment. The party came from IN San m Fran. Fran
ing Minister, who has been transferred to st.
Petersburg. will sail from New York the
French liner La Touraine May 8.
The sun., 1897-04-25

ORANGE, April 24.-The members OF the
Progressive Painters Union of this city have
decided to demand OF their employers on Mon
day, May 3, that eight hours shall constitute n
days work and that the wages shall be the same
as now paid for nine hours
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C0nsuIa Recognized.

WASHINGTON. April 24.-The President has
recognized Giovanni Banchetti as Consular
Agent OF Italy at Buffalo. William Secher as
Vice-Co OF Denmark for the State OF Ohio at
Cleveland, and Escipion Canal as Consul of the
Republic OF Colombia at New Orleans.
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Mrs. Ferguson. Long Missing. vound Dead.

LOWELL, Mass, April 24.-Mrs. Theresa J.
Ferguson, who has been missing since last De-
cember. was found last night in a closet in her
own apartment at 10 Wnmesit street, sitting In
a chair dead. DIR. liartwell, the medical exam
iner. snys she committed suicide. She was u
widow and had been insane.
The sun., 1897-04-25

The sovereign power Of the people delegated to
this Assembly has been abused, now to Increase,
now to decrease powers OF municipalities or
officials. Officials have been created or leRis-
lated out OF Office rs the whim or interest OF
hsvo been altered, amended, and created
without regard to the wishes of tho
cities affected. The amendments to the
Raines law bring out in bold relief tho
combined tyranny, narrow w;mindedncss and
hypocrisy on the part Of the Republican party Of
attempting TO regulate the present habits Of a
cosmopolitan community upon lines Of the preju-
dfces OF the party caucus; narrow.miudedness
In thinking that personal liberty must be ro-
strictcd to accord with tho habits OF rural or
village society, and hypocrisy In pretending, In
1895 that a FREQ lunch must be abolished be-
cause II was conducive to intempernnce and In
1897 advocating tho re-establshment OF tho
Hamo free lunch, with or without intemperance,
because the country moralists have found they
need free lunch to sell cheese"
The sun., 1897-04-25
Made A MAN
OF ME" :"
II HIGHLAND STREET.
BRATTLEBoRo. Vt, January ls, 1895.
To whom II NAV concern:

For the benefit of suf.
fcring humanity ! wish
TO state that l have been
radically cured OF a very
had case OF varicocelo
10y a quick and painless
operation performed by
DR.. II. IL. Kane OF New
York.
Tho operation was
performed IN the foro-
noon ~ october 81.
1893. Tie next day I
returned 10 my home-A
distance OF something
more than one hundred
The sun., 1897-04-25

ALBANY. April 24-The State Superintendent
OF Banks has given permission to the Lumber
Exchange Bank OF North Tonawanda to transfer
its assets and business to the State Bank at Tom
awanda, and to go into voluntary liquidation.
the State Bank agreeing to pay all the liabilities
of the Lumber Exchange Bank.
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my usual business without experiencing any inoon-
venienco from the operation.
pr. Kane thoroughly understands his profession and
will do every time Just what he advertises to do.
REV. l.. S. MORSE
Free, Sealed and without Marks.
Or, H. H. Kanes remark able Clinical Lectures on the
Positive and Lasting Cure OF NARICOCELE, STRIC.
TURE, HNDKOCElE lNFLAMED BLADDER and
ENLARGED PROSTATE GLAND. and LOST Pow.
ERs WITHOUT PAIN CUTTING. OR CONFINEMENT.
Consultation Free.
Hours. 1919 A. M. "a and rs p. N Sunday, Sc.
DR.. H. II. KANE. 1855 West sAth st. New York Oity.
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How TO clothe the Children.
We Want to Show
Our ChiIdren's Dresses

To every mother who is looking
for something different" from what
she is in the habit OF finding ready
made-something more tasteful, bet
ter fitting, but not necessarily more
expensive. For instances:
WHITE LAWN DRESSES, good 9uality7-yoke
Gsi Tm%d Md, Win nHs.GE sgls E9s
FINE GINGHAM AND DIMITY DRESSES. in
guimpe or high neck, trimmed with fine
and efie,iys ~ 20 embroidery s1o Sizes to Ia
EToN SUITS, blue or brown " serge; s,9 sailor
pointed belt. Sizes. to IA years. IS.
FANCY FIGURED LAWN DRESSES. tucked
ders. iull width skirt. Sizes. . & yls. oSe.
CoLORED DIMITY DRESSES, gathered
looss from the neck Sleeves and neck
Sizes. . & 5 years. Sl.2O.
BABY DRESSES, fine nsInsook yoke q all
neat embroidery on cufis and necI-band.
Csc.
ONE PIECE KILTs. for little boys. Box-plait.
cd front and back from neck. Sailor col
lsarsHd L. Ssied stsi trimmed with embroidery
Girls Shirt Waists,
Properly Proportioued For Girls,
Fancy percales, detached collars. 7sc.
A great variety in fancy materials-linen,
dimity, French pcrcale. etc.. from 5i.75 to $3.50
From Hats to Shoes, the best nssort-
ment of everything for Children's cear,
at the lo,DeSt prices.
SCOOP West 23d st. :
Sx1GS-.DGsxDGOx
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'ne hrst class. The bill refers to the depression OF
i've @ steam railroad tracks Atlantic avenue. Brook
senator Bracketts. authorizing the records of tho
s,c.ork ~ YORK state Weather Bureau TO be received in
s1n,e senn,e. m ian any court Of the state.
s,re enasor Guys. authorizing New York city to coL.
Hss Rs, e,Ess oyer tns tracAs OF the New York and
nS,cr r.ges. the ]. Elliott Smith claim against
Senator Ahp arms relieving Beth Israel Hospital As
Ss,on S.ns,i-t from taxes AMI water rents.
penisd " biush g. Increasing tie amount 20 be ex'
h1.Sr,bn N improving WalIabout Market In Brooklyn
p,saior seaaior Ahcarn's. empowering the New York and
bsd brldge trustees TO cause to be constructed
siss s ya,or in the vicinity OF Gold and Roosevelt
senator cantors. the Adam A. Cross claim against
"sW York city.
ystt senator shars directing the Mayors of New
nS.d anu brooklyn 10 license auGtioneers The fee In
~ a az 800. The auctioneers TO nlo bonds In
urer WA oi S2OOo with the City Comptroller or Treas
fsli,e me Assembly wound up with the usual love-
paSs ana prcscntatiun OF testimonials TO the va
pFTus Fnns leaders and officers. Democratic Leader
Speaker Grady G thTeequartsf fesas pof 70
iad iSnd.o OF The Speaker. The majority, through
Ss6 SSs Ssd the sPSaksaT Is, ,bs
!Hlayed Sweet Rosie o Grady, /" and the members
ssSd s,GSd up and sang the air The Speaker also re:
na diamond scarfpin from The clerks and
ssEyaT Eay'l from his office force. Clerk Baxter re-
dlanu,a diamond ring from the members and a
can 'Umi Ieadas s,nd from his snbordnates. Republi
ieauer Nixon got a diamond ring from the
ss,u'iocfats; Democratic Leader Finn a silver
CrLe from the members; SerReant-at-Arms
lin tiniiorG ioia a watch from the menbersj Mr.. Aus.
loving cup from the members OF the Cities
Sna ltce and Speakers Clerk Driscoll a dia
NiTnd pud ring from the members.
oantn presentation speeches were concluded at
drUsSiock, and Speaker O'Grady made a brief ad-
tes commanding the Greater New York char
Bills 'Ig ~ htlnts law amendments, the antitrust
IT, ~ Preservation BILL and the Capitol compile
i"ao len OIL; After the adjournment Democratic
ihs hiieF ipF nm gave out an interview condemning
ssHI ItsisihtlOn OF the year generally and specih-
~ nhd containing these statements:
very principle of government dear to the
Aunity has been trsmpied upon and outraged.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-04-09
Avoid An Early Grave.

How often do we hear, that the ave-
nue. to an early grave was opened by
neglecting slight cough and cold.
Profit by this truth, and provide your
self with DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, which
instantly cures all throat tand lung affec-
tions. Mr.. w. II. Mahoney, Lowell,
Mass, writes ~ was taken sick with
a bad cold. The doctors did not seem
to help me, and everybody said I was
getting consumption, when a-relativc
recommended DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Igot a bottle and it helped me, and
after taking two bottles l was cured,
to the surprise of everybody. I shall
always recommend it to my friends,
as 1 know it to be a sure cure" DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is sold everywhere
for rs cents. Don't accept a substitute.
Sold by F. HARRINGTON, Whole
sale and Retail Druggists.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-04-09
Sonnet to Fairest Maggie.

by Charles Albert ChatGeld.
Oh beautiful maiden so kind and fair,
with lilly white hands and eyes so gray
l see you in fancy both night and day,
And fondle with gladness your long
brown hair.
Your voice of music falls low on my ear,
And fills my being with rapture and love
And long for wings, the wings of II dove,
To follow your steps and TO you soar
near.
No soils so sacred as that which you tread
No air Is so fragrant as that of your
breath,
No sky's SO lovely ns that DER your head
No scenery such gla ideur as that by you
hath.
o maiden so gentle, so pure, so sweet,
When close by your side my JOY is com.
plcte.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-04-09
Sweet Charity.
Grand Benefit for the Childrens Hos
pital at Columbus Wednesday and
Thursday April IA and 10.

The coming of the Great Adam
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers,
Consolidated Shows in Columbus
Wednesday and Thursday April
ii and l5 recalls TO mind the old
fashioned couplet:
"Remember you were children
once:
A happy child don't make a
Ounce" as it serves as a timely
and appropriate Introductory re-
minder that the management of
the big and popular combination
named have made very liberal and
sensible provision for the special
benefit of the children. A circus
without crowd of sunny-faced
youngsters in attendance, to laud
u icritically and to laugh infectious
ly, would be as dreary as q green
Christmas minus Santa Claus, and
the one which best pleases them is
b ,und to please all. The coming
one does so in filling its arena,
rings, stages and aerial field with
just such performances, pageants
and whimsicalities as hit the jlv-
emile fancy and tickle its ribs.
There are fairyland 81 e;tacles and
romances, elephant clowns, grot.
esque and amazing sea lion and
seal comedians, musicians and
mimics; cunning ape actors, elfin
and wise ponies, learned pigs, trick
donkeys, trained birds, dancing
bears, arobatic goats, wonderful
dogs and enough of them to fill q
a whole vacation with wonderment
and glee. Take the children to see
them and they will make you
young again.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-04-09
A Hooking County
Hunter Shoots Large Bald Eagle
While on The Wing.

Andy Nunemaker while out
hunting Yesterday near Rempel's
ponds shot and killed bird of
some considerable rarity in this
part of the country. The bird is
what is known as the Bald Eagle
and is a fine specimen of the
feathery tribe. 1t measured five
feet ten inches from tip to tip.
Andy is quite an expert with pow
der and ball as only last week he
winged a bird, its like never hav-
ing been seen around here before.
When shown to Mr.. +. S. Case he
said it was a bird known as the
American Bittern. 1t looks some
thing like a crane and is still alive
and an effert will be made to raise
IL.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-04-09
Simplicity

Is the the title used by the Buck
eye Route on the little leafet with
which they advertise their popular
Buckeye Mileage ticket. The leaf
let is adorned also with the picture
of beautiful child which is sim.
plicity in itself. If you would Sc
cure simplicity in travelling, pur-
chase at once a Buckeye Inter-
changeable Mileage ticket which
is good over all the principal lines
between st. Louis, Chicago, Gin
cinnati, Louisville, Pittsburg and
Buffalo. Write w. ii. Fisher,
Gem. Pass. & Tkt. Agt c. TT. V. g.
Il. Ry., Columbus, o., " no will mail
you list of roads the ticket is good
over. The price is $4,000 good for
one year. A 2-5w
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-04-09
Now You Stop.

We were not aware until lately
that our old friend j. X. McDon-
aid, formerly of New Plymouth, is
the author of the famous poem,
"The Bivouac of the Dead" We
had always supposed that Theo-
dore O'Hara wrote the poem but
since 1t appears in Logan paper
credited TO j. X. Mcdonald, of
course we must have been mis-
taken, for all New Plymouth knows
that "Mack" would not claim 1t II
he were not the author. Oh, mol.
Macarthur Record.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-04-09
THEY KNITTED HIM.
Did the Republicans to
Show Their Apprecia-
tiOn.
Chairman Keynes Gets Scratched By
Nearly Fifty Republican Voters.

Perhaps 1t is now becoming APP
parent to Chairman Keynes by his
defeat at the hands of his own par
ty that there is something rotten
in the state of Denmark, and he
might, by smiling the air gently,
smell mice. We were u little
surprised at his defeat and ap.
preached a prominent republican
with inquiry:
"My republican friend, in the
face of so much to 60 against on
our part, the defeat Of Chairman
Keynes, where there was no con-
test ON the part of his opposition,
Mr.. Ucker nor himself, looks to US
little startling. You will remem-
ber that Mckinley carried Logan
last fall by 60 majority, and ex-
pecting Mr.. Ucker to carry his full
party vote and gain dozen from
republican friends, yet he would
lose by a goodly majority, How do
you account for his gallant victory ?"
"Well," says the Republican, "it
is very easily accounted for. N.Y.
self, like about fifty republicans in
Logan did not vote for Keynes.
He has taken too much part in
post-office fights, and in riding over
the little fish, to suit me. AS chair.
man of his party's executive he
should lay aside all personal per-
suasions and look to the interests
of his party This he has not done
and this is the first opportunity we
have had to knife him, and we did
1t, and he will get more of 1t before
he can square himself. 1t is time
the Republican party is getting
down to the mass. Bossism don't
go in Logan, any more than it goes
in Cincinnati. Then another thing
if the chairman refuses to endorse
one good republican for an appoint
ment he should refuse all. l have
declared myself with many other
republicans that i know of, that
the cry of harmony for the benefit
of the present would-be bosses don't
go with me, and we shall vote no
more Republican tickets until this
ring business is broken up. say
this to you openly and you may
sign my name to it in the paper If
you want to. You see the result of
the first knife, and you will hear of
more OF it,"
With this the hot Republican
cracked his fists together and the
DEMOCRAT man escaped.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-04-09
Report of Grand Jury.

TO the Honorable Oliver w. II.
Wright, Judge of the Court OF
Common Pleas, Hooking County,
Ohio:
The Grand Jury of the Court OF
Common Pleas of said County, OF
the April term, 1897, beg leave to
report that they have been in
session two days, and herewith re-
turn TO the Court the Indictments
presented By said Jury.
We have carefully examine In
to all such matters rs have legiti-
mately come TO our notice, having
examined over twenty witnesses,
covering eight cases, and presented
three bills, and ignored five cases
considered by us. The business
has been transacted in as expedi-
tious manner as possible.
During our session we have visit
ed the County Jail and made a
complete examination thereof and
find that the rules prescribed by
the Court for the care thereof ana
for the government of its inmates,
have been carried out and properly
enforced.
Respsafplly Submitted,
II. X. Wright, Foreman.
April 7th 1907.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-04-09
Oh, How They Hurt.

Neuralgia pains are often so acute,
that the poor sufferer becomes, almost,
frenzied with the intensity of the pain.
Salvation Oil will instantly relieve and
efiectually cure neuralgia, so there
is no reason why moments pain
should be endured. Mr.. Jacob Klein,
1896 Main ST., Evansville, Ind, writes:
my wife suffered from neuralgia for
seven years and since she used Saliva
tion Oil, she has not had a spell. I
think lis the best linimcnt have ever
tried, and would not be without q
bottle Of 1t in the house. / had the
rheumatism for five years and had tried
great many liniments, and must say
that Salvation Oil did me more good
than any other remedy" Salvation
Oil Is sold everywhere for 25 cents.
Sold by f. HARRINGTON, Whole
sale and Reta,l Druggists.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-04-09

tion where parties adopt platforms
and submit the test to the people.
Ohio is today Democratic state
by $4,000 majority on the money
plank of the Chicago platform. II
the Democracy Of the state will
reaffirn that blank at its next
state convention and nominate a
candidate of high character and
integrity, and n man of the people
who is not rich from plunder and
spoliation sanctioned by law, he
will be elected.
1t may as well be recognized that
the people are aroused aud demand
justice. The feeling is strong and
growing that scarce money is the
most powerful factor in economic
oppression the world has ever
known. Scarce money means dear
money, and dear money means
cheap products and cheap labor.
This is now so manifest that neither
statesmen, demagogues, newspa-
pers nor Wall street gamblers can
conceal it.
Justice cannot always be post
poned. 1t executes itself at last
when organized oppression and
plunder have driven the people to
madness and poverty. AS Con-
stantine saw the conquering sign
in the sky, 80 the people see 1t once
again in more modern days.
The day of Judgments approach
ing in Chio,and Governor Bushnell
and his administration as well as
the national administration are 10
bo nrraigned at the bar of public
opinion. The verdict is not un-
certain. columbus Press.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-04-09
The Drift of the Tide.

In fourteen Of the largest cities
of Ohio, the Democratic gain OF
Al 900 votes over that of last No
vember clearly indicates the drift
of the tide. Columbus, that went
$3.50 majority for Mckinley for
president, on Monday elected Mr.
Black mayor by 427. Cincinnati,
that elected Mr.. McKinley by 90
600 majority, now elects Hon.
Gustav Tafel mayor by 1900.
Cleveland, that went pell nell for
Mr.. Mckinley, on Monday cast
5000 votes more against Mr.. Nc
Kisson than were cast for him.
Farley, gold bug, and Fltzsim-
mons, Populist, were opposed to
McKisson, who was elected by
2300. Mr.. Fitzsimmons received
600O votes, thus clearly indicatin g
that Cleveland IS Democratic
city. 1t is by no means certain
that the hand of Mark Hanna was
not seen in the nomination of both
Mr.. McKisson and Mr.. Farley.
Nothing but machine politics
would have nominated Farley,who
last fall opposed the election Of
Mr.. Bryan for the presidency.
There Is every reason to believe
that, had the voice of the people
been heard, II Democratic candi-
date would have been nominated,
on whom all Democrats who sup
ported Mr.. Bryan could have
agreed, and he would have been
elected. But now and then the
hand of Wall street is still seen
and felt in the north and " est.
Whenever 1t il, however, the
people show their hatred of it and
rise up and smash the machine.
But Ohio is not the only state
where the DRIFT in the spring cleo
tions has been away from Wall
street.
1t is all over the country the
same. Chicago has just elected
Carter Harrison mayor on free
silver platform by a majority Of
$4,000. He received $4,000 votes
as against 60,000 f'r Judge Sears,
the Republican nominee, and To-
300 for Harlan, an independent
Republican, and $4,000 for Hesing,
gold bug Democrat, who resigned
as postmaster in order TO become a
candidate.
What Is to be thought Of this
when it is remembered that Mr..
Mckinley carried Chicago In No
venber by $4,000 majority?
Does the dullest man fail to see |
he significance Of all these
'hanges in this short period Of
ime? Confidence that was so
'ecently "restorei" appears to be
n danger OF being lost in the
huffie of things.
The fact must now be apparent
hat the sentiment for bimetaism
8 overwhelming. 1t is ready to
weep the country at the FIRST elec.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-04-09
Notice..
.Aprii 2-3w.

BY ORDER OF the Court OF Common Pleas
OF Hooking County, Ohio, made the January
term 1897, In the case OF I'm A. Souders
vs. John B cry, ct al, No. 25l8.
The undersigned hereby gives notice TO all
persons holding claims against the Peoples
Bank which they claim are secured by the
bond given In the Probate Court OF said
county 10 raise the assignment made by said
bank for the benent oils creditors, TO present
the same to the undersigned for rejection or
allowance.within six months from the date OF
presented will lie forever barred The court
orders the rejection OF Ill claims for which
no demand was made as IN .nid bond pro-
vided. A. A.A.JUNIPER, Trustee.
Mch law.