Steubenville Daily Herald And News (Newspaper) - October 4, 1875, Steubenville, Ohio DAILY 1847 HERALD OHIO MONDAY OCTOBER 4 1875 ESTABLISHED 1847 REMEMBER IT The very fact that the school tion has been involved in our State canvass at all is sufficient proof that no pledges that Democrats can make are considered of any value In their they avow an ardent devotion to the system of public behools and yet denounce the licans for proclaiming precisely the feeling which they Judge Taft has well said that the Democrats would never have felt that any attack had been made upon them by the Re- publican platform on that subject had they not been that their ord had been such as to expose them to very grave and just suspicion What the ground for that suspicion is Judge Taft and Gen Young have very in their admirable speeches not the nature of the hid but the manner in which its pas was demanded and afterwards iv the Catholic organs which ir public alarm Every intelli i felt that free institution menaced when great politica L demand of a church and was passed a at the open and vo openly assured by organs of that that every vote it could be cast for that party at M next election The Democrats aware that this was a most fi us and discreditable event and it aroused very strong feel throughout the State attempt to themselves behind iho provision Mute Constitution which for- division of the school fund But a Young by recounting his own e in Legislature of a- proved that this provision can be evaded by a measure for L h e L ry LK ju ocra t i c member then tailed at that time e vote That provided any class ot citizens should suitable for use as it should be received d t fur ihal purpose and the of school should be paid as sat any public school out of the hod fund but the donors should ue entire control in the selection of course of study and the con- t of the It is plain that parochial school could draw its full share of the ed 1 public school and still re- under control of the h UD a sectarian school point to tho pledge of rutn observe that o a more direct and emphatic OUT THE TOTE The Republican party as a whole i never better organized in Ohio than it is to-day but the Cincinnati Gazette says there are localities where this organization is not as complete as it ought to be and where the coming week must witness the completion if disaster from generally unexpected quarters is not to overtake us The party was never better organized as a whole but on the other hand the enemy has never within my tion made such sustained A GOOD SHOWING The public debt statement for Sep tember shows a reduction for month of over three and million dollars and for the first quarter of the current fiscal year a reduction of six and millions The decrease WAU AS DEMOCRAT made last month greater than two months n during while the the tlie debt is previous decrease made for the quarter ending yesterday is nearly double that amount for the determined fight as now While the Republican rote over will bly immensely increased the cratic vote of for Allen that year will almost certainly rise to 000 this year That increase must be offset and overcome Arc we prepared to do it We have the votes Get them to the polls and victory is ed corresponding year This indicate that quarter of exhibit does the finances last not of the Government are in the unhealthy condition charged by advocates of in- It is a significant fact that while loud demands are being made from the West for more money y c n uit Ix one of his recent speeches ernor Allen told of a Penitentiary con- vict who was sent there for forging an order for for food national banks and notably those in the West are surrendering circulation because there is no demand for the money which has been lying idle in their vaults Last month the amount of national bank circulation ed was was two and one-half millions in excess of that issued and the total The Beauties and Drawbacks of Inflation as Strike tbe then Mind A prominent Democrat is quite zealous in canvassing for votes con- cluded to give WAU Lee a turn on last and accordingly dropped into the sanctum of the great man and opened his batteries without ado want to vote the ic ticket Mr said he politely It is the grand road to wealth and the party which fathers it is the home of the suffering poor said Wau eagerly him Wau Lee welly poor will make you con tinned VOL 123 Boulder Pavement EDITOR that a tion of the boulder pavement has been put down it is apparent that there was no necessity for lowering of the boulder line of the gutter as tho contract makes no stipulation as to the height of the crown or slope of the street but calls for paving between the gutters The general specifications Sec 15 requiring that All proposals shall state prices bid for the different kinds Ox work called for in these tions or not so included case the bid to cover the work completed and ready for use in every including WOrk may be necessary to properly con- the work done with the work ad- LETTERS PEOPLE j THE FUNERAL OP fulfillment of the Request of the Gladiator When all prospects of the late Ned p recovery from the wounds inflicted by his assassin Finnell ed gone the dying gladiator expressed the wish that his remains should be interred in a lot which held all that was mortal of his brother and while the sands of life were rapidly out he requested that the Brothers Shea of Boston would take charge of of FOR EXTRA CHEAP DRY GOODS You find them at e wor the canvasser a fresh issue of which mav be Alre 1 i w since the first of July last is over lf the ticket nno nno T What shrieked Wan Treasurer New who has just him returned from the West says the banks there have more money than they can use with profit and are preparing to 4 cloned I told him to said the j national bank circulation Chief Magistrate of Ohio that he need not forge any more orders but not to starve at all events A plainer invitation to crime under the plea of poverty with assurance in advance of Executive protection from punishment could not be given And the tion is not to forgery alone Not to starve at all mentis that theft burglary and robbery will be pardoned if committed upon claim of Nor does it matter how tho offender comes to be without from shiftlessness or waste of means you find yourself hungry help yourself to what j ou not greenbacks labor will command prices and the price of go up to Welly said the delighted Wau want Send him up top side alle soon you dam please I should not be said Mr Democrat highly pleased with the progress he was making if in less than a year you could get three dollars a dozen for your laundry work i j t agan ieked Wau me him again dollie dozen By I vote ticket to-day I vote him body the As there was no proposition made changing the gutters section 16 guards against all at least to property owners by stating that Anything herein omitted that is essary to complete the work or that is not defined in the detailed specifications shall be done by the contractor without c carge or surrender circulation and take up their and boots dollie bonds starve at all is the advice of his Governor and aspirant for the Presidency entirely consistent all must admit with the repudiation orm on which he was nominated i i see that every town nd precinct has its committee organized for duty Engage teams to go after aged infirm men and those living at a distance who have no conveyance of their own It is all very well to have local clubs and the organization of such is en- but they cannot take the place of the quiet active but efficient work that a local committee ran form if it has the will and the skill requisite Awaken the indifferent voters to a sense of the value of their privileges and of the supreme ance of exercising them in this grave crisis of State and national affairs GET OUT THE Let all your be directed toward that Utr If COL FREDERICK HECKER the nent German Liberal says of our State Should the vagabonds in connection and alliance with the Jesuitical party bo victorious in your State it would be equal to ing the first stronghold of financial of swindling and moral degradation from whose purlieus the cancer of corruption would soon spread over the whole the currency i then show how that pledge can be evaded bv I a as that of 1807 The dis- -t is felt throughout the any means foolish or The concentration of the nonce of a church in support of a ly is not a matter to be lightly in any when that h i- as the Catholic a per iy that it K to the of common schools and that it can so easily evade -i burr and dictate to 11 love the free school not to tj nst the it to Democratic hands A- Wash McLean of predicted York Sun was the com- of the Democratic certainly its uit In a i for the benefit II rd the Democracy of the State f f expires the election K ninety-nine I tUie felons dis- and Democratic OI Tun bile of the Democratic press is greatly excited against President Grant because in recent speech at DCS Monies Iowa he spoke ically in favor of defending the can system of free cation against the of the Ro- man Catholic hierarchy in open ance with the Bourbon There certainly be something in that issue M heu so prudent and cent a man as tho President feels it his duty to warn the people against the designs of the alliance THE history of our politics furnishes no parallel to the shameless course of the Democratic party on the question In the better days of the past when its leaders had some honesty and its rank and file some principles hard money was the touchstone of true Democracy Now the best crat is he who shouts loudest for tion and repudiation and denounces gold and silver most savagely LET any man who wants more money or expects as a result of an increased issue of tenders ask himself how he is going to get it Con he obtain it without giving an equivalent for Will he not have to pay for it just as he does Can he got it without paying for it in labor or property unless as we have said the Government makes a free tion of The Democrat left sure that he had au Lee and all the Celestials on the right side of the fence while the then Chinee went back to his labor with a smile on his face that was bland but not childlike by any means A Republican customer dropped in a few moments afterward Wau commenced pouring out to him the golden prospects that shone before him But he didn't tell you said the Republican If washing goes up else that asked the heathen everything else will uo with washing said the Republican rent will be doubled soap wUl cost and rice will be fifty cents a said Wau while his face blanched You telle truth COSt to the city of That there was no for a change of grade of the gutter must now be patent to all observers The depression at the boulder line gives but an of at least above the centre leaving a jog or elevation in the centre that in times of a heavy shower will flirt the water into the street together with floating bish Its unseemly and appearance is a matter of general re- This request was to Messrs James D and John Shea and they consulted with others who had known and associated with the deceased in his days Arrangements were made for out the dying wish of the man and when the remains arrived at Boston from New York in charge of Mr Cassidy the casket was removed to the house of Mr an under- taker on Albany street and a number viewed the remains The funeral of the deceased nent of the manly took place on the 1st inst from the undertaker's residence on Albany street and nearly persons among many women vicinity to witness the depart are of the COCHRAN'S KS yourselves mv ft in and examine for CHEAP GOODS I her mast and will be sold without regard to wom were congregated in the cortege mark As before remarked the special con- tract of the Street Committee with the contractors without warrant ing 70 cents per yard for relaying a portion of the gutter was three times as much as the work could be done for From observation I am convinced four common laborers can put down forty yards per day whose wages I presume is not more than one dollar and fifty cents per day or six dollars collectively This gives the actual cost at 15 cents per yard for which the Committee pay 70 cents The net profit per day to the contractors after paying expenses is for an outlay of If the removing of the stone It was proposed to hold services in St James Catholic church on Harrison avenue but as the Boston clergy had no knowledge that win had received the rites of the Church before death this proposition was necessarily abandoned but vices were held in the house Rev Bather Donegan officiating The ceremonies were very brief and were finished at half past two o'clock p M The remains were then taken to the Hollywood Cemetery Brookline where they were interred The pall bearers were Messrs James H John bhea Eugene McCarthy James D Thomas J Denny and James Gaffney only relatives in Boston are two sisters o Canton at H cents worth 5 Good at from 25 to 50 cents Mohairs 50 cents io SI CO 15 cants Shirting per yard Good at 20 i Good Blankets at extra low prices -1 cents 37 ee go up fifty cents a of Ohio Remember that never did our noble State in the of events occupy a more re- sponsible place in a political contest than she does to-day Her course will end forever the infamous scheme for repudiation if she be only true to self otherwise she will give an nite lease to a conspiracy against the integrity and prosperity of this country that is second alone to the rebellion which strode to by arms what is now sought by the dark methods of guile at the ballot box of KHOW the I f u I I WE learn from the reliable historian of the Rochester Kew York crat that in the wrappings of a mummy recently discovered in the Great mid and which cannot bo less than years old found a piece of papyrus covered hieroglyphics which on being deciphered proved to be as The government of Pharaoh will pay to bearer five ephods of grain Signed ALLEN Treasurer of Egypt JOSEPH Register of the Treasury THE late Congress of German Catholics at Baden that unconditional and unlimited obedience to the laws of j i is an against the divine moral law which stands above the constitution and law of the The j priests believe the same thing here i the decrees of the Tope standing lor rq of divine moral law THERE is no standard on political economy in any which does not place at the basis of a sound financial system the principle that paper money has its value only in the credit and good faith of the com- munity issuing it in the absolute resources of that community and its competence to sustain any demands made upon it by reason of those mises to pay INFLATION means higher prices for everything and an explosion to wind up with don't want inflation in theirs for their rience has been that are the last commodity to go up and the first to come down so that they get the worst of it at both i is a way for making money as plenty for the poor who need as for tbe rich who need not Jt is to ize every person to issue his note of hand and to make it This is the perfected of the inflationists this time several thousand Indianians and West Virginians of the Democratic suasion are getting ready to move into our State to be ready to vote for Alien and his inflation Democratic ticket Spot c-m when telie rue pound Y True And rent costee more rent of the room be more beyond a doubt And and and shir tee will answered the amused Republican Then damme ticket Him don't gette unvote Him to for alie Wau Lcc All light as it is Wau Lee don't want to pav more lent him won't pav more lent ami alle go alle time on me Y that a Re- IT is the bounden duty of all Ohio Republicans to go to the polls in spite of any obstacle short of mortal ness and cast their ballots for business integrity common a soun 1 and public schools THE most important step toward re- establishing that moral basis of can credit without which our great re- sources can inspire no confidence is the the THE Democratic of this State presents the of an active und set of leaders putting the whole country in peril to gratify their menn ambitions THE present week is the work of de- Local Intelligence THE GAME a Youth Made Think He Was a Commodore in guise Leader One of our men who was born of wealthy but honest parents went up on to sec the boat race at and the bets were declared oil he went around among the natives and imprecated in high C notes from the Ohio river down to the referee He was loud both in gesture and voice and soon had u around thinking that bo was a disguised em- of while that he had lost on toe boat race and had been robbed of more After per ho into Steubenville's pet and finding some of sports there nc again renewed dress and as he cars whistling on the C P road with offers to toss up with any man in the room T will said he toss any man ten to twenty dollars Ko an- swer from the crowd I'll for to one Lc said again and pulled out a it on the counter Xo one re- and at this opportune ment a friend appeared and him On the cars it was ed by some of companions that he only had but he said that he had had worth of fun and wished fur another boat r ce from the gutter on to the sidewalk is to be allowed and a contract price for grading 25 cents per cubic it will swell the charge still more The Engineer's opinion is that the cost will be SO cents O VOTER ACCIDENT TO THE The first accident that has happened to any of the fast mail trains York city west occurred last evening to the one running over the The train was running at its usual rate of speed at a point a few miles west of Mansfield Station when it suddenly jumped the track in passing over a switch The cause as near as can be ascertained was by the breaking of a The track had been examined a few minutes be- fore the arrival of the train bv a man permanently employed at this as well as all other stations for the pose The engine and two express cars passed over safely but four others IP ft the track Fortunately the place was the best possible for such an dent and the cars though thrown about were not shattered no one was hurt in passengers both east ami west Tsere sent on their way after a delay of but two hours Provisions William F successor to J C McKeever corner Fifth The following action was taken bv the Christian Church this city at it's regular meeting October 3d WHEREAS Our beloved pastor F Walden informs us that the state of his health urgently demands a change of climate and asks to be relieved of the care of this tion s Resolved That for the reason above stated we accept the resignation of Brother Walden but with sincere re- gret that he finds it necessary to re- move from us That we heartily recommend him as a faithful and efficient minister who is in every respect worthy of the dence and esteem of the brotherhood HANVEY Clerk before the Senate this morning a pale-faced solemn man took otf his hat smoothed back his hair and My friends we know not how soon we may fall by the side We stand here week we may slumber with the dead I feel that I have only a few days more to stay and I wish some of you would lend me fifteen cents so that I can get a dish of baked The crowd at once moved A Large Stock OF WOOL CARPETS Which will cheaper House for 3d per yard to close A tew pieces of OF EXTRA At less than cost Only Si 00 per A Stock of Fall and Winter at extra low prices Handkerchiefs 4 for 25 cents at D MCCONVILLE JR'S All the best Prints for 8 cts at D A Conville Bon's Clark Jr best spool cotton to be had at Market street A new lot of ladies scarfs and ties just opened at D Jr Silver Plated Tea Sets Cake kets Coffee Urns Butter Dishes ters Syrups Spoons Knives Forks at low prices at J M Ferguson's China store then if you call at Store you can buy meres and far below their value IJE I will guarantee for the next ten davs tbe best value in Black Cashmeres and Alpacas ever offered in this city Market streets keeps on hand a full and fresh stock of groceries and provisions which he at the lowest cash prices Families in the city dealing with him can have their delivered free of charge The for re- THE New York Times to-day in its financial says some of the leading foreign and colonial produce markets have been rather steadier toward the end of the week transactions in the gate being of some considerable ex- tent There has been no advance in pi ices market price wili be paid country produce Patronage solicited from try and no will be spared to give ft Ion John Engel No North Sixth street keeps Ben Miller's lager beer ways on hand fresh tapped Buy the best the Clothes Wringer from J 31 Ferguson sole ardent OFFICE OP Bargains in Oil Cloths and Carpets The cheapest Blankets in the city at D Son's See the Cardinal Hat at Atkinson's New style Prints at D TXE JR'S Neckwear of every description Atkinson's McConville Jr's out ot Summer Goods at D be electors of the Sixth j A invoice of Trunks and Valises Wm man the known merchant tailor at 3 JO Fourth street has just laid in a superior stock of diagonals vestings of French German etc manufacture to which we would call the attention of our readers who desire well and handsomely dressed TTr Gottman is known as one of the best cutters in the city does his own cutting by which he can furnish a suit at the lowest rates has had Jong experience in the and his stock con- It you want a Shirt try the Economy Shirt A perfect fit warranted ATKINSON There is no use Black Cashmeres and Alpacas must draw the trade for the next ten days Good reduced from to in cen ts per yard at Huffman Son's Ward of the City of will meet at the usual place for holding tions therein on the 12th day ber next being the second Tuesday thereof and then and there proceed by ballot to elect One member of the City Council to scive for the term of John A from the ward Given under my hand and the seal of said city this day of September A D 187 3 Otd JX F OLIVER O Ladies Cotton Hose good quality 10 cents per pair at D JK'S New F lowers new new Tips new Velvets in all tbe new shades at A F new Go to D McConville if vou want the best goods for the least money For tbe Black Cashmeres in the D McConville Jr during the next thirty days will offer great bargains to customers in all kinds of Prices are reduced 10 to 30 per cent and parties wishing to purchase will do well to avail themselves of the low prices received at Atkinson's Table Linen at cents at D ville Son's G L Simpson dentist will he in his No North Fourth street Ohio Monday Friday and Saturday of each Teeth extracted without pain ing and filling the natural teeth a specialty During my absence rny engagement book will be left at the in care of Dr T R Simpson For a good Shirt sro to Atkinson's We are just opening a new stock of Dry Goods and Notions and will sell at prices that be beat D jars and jelly tumblers at wholesale and retail Standard brands at lowest prices at J M Ferguson's tion of i routed one TV ith vo au excellent and All-wool Black Cashmere at So cents worth SI at Huffman The Root best Blood Purifier is Frazier's Don't fa and you first purchase a to -ire and with the verdict of the publican vietory m Ohio to-morrow is or Kansas iu m every up and doing on the nd -1 L the ot hi in Yorkand j CAHY plants a 1 of opportunity for in buying him at the valuation of others and selling him at his own of the Lord repudiation round bee that it religion Christ moans on- the collar ic Lord hundred cents should read this I have opened yards of choice its from to S cents per yard of Brown from to cents yord of all of Bleached Brown Canton from J to 13 cents per yard of Black Alpacas and from cents ro per yard And a complete of Fancy and at to correspond witb the above P city for Si per yard go to D McConville Son's Green's August Flower It is for people suffering with Dyspepsia and Complaint or anv of the digestive organs such as S Fromach Sick Headache Dr T E Simpson Jn t T i j and KH Y and ins ti Valises and large stock at Vierling A new lot of Black Silks opened ot SI per yard at D Son's A nice assortment of White P K Victoria Lawn Linen Lawn London Cords finish Victorian and other summer dress goods at D McConville Jr's Furniture and Carpets sold at low- st in the cit b city by Huffman palpitation of the Physician has removed his office from North Fifth sC 1 T the mouth com- low spirits day today buying an vice assortment of patterns in f len new lias cured j and very cheap at all diseases of ilie throat Daugherty Balsam has saved the thousands of valuable citizens who but for it would been in untimely graves to It is a certain remedy for Colds Consumption and nd Frice J Hood Ticking at D ville of Ribbons opened this day at A K tory organs J never fails or relative yet they ve in it until it is too late t if you will to your your cure K a- y u live Sample of ine can be obtained for lu to trv superior virtue cent- Trv it- two Styles of Hats just received f If suffer with rheumatism will relieve anv case at Atkinson X your Druggist for Rheun k Is entirely new and I tise price lower than in the city A E Tins is the THE Democratic pany is in favor all into gold presumption and specious Hunt I Tnn Republican prospects now beam as brilliantly as a Calcium light backward church takes Lamps Cutlery Glasses Stone nml Toilet prices at J M China store pair oi stairs that ordinarily are as solid as a rock will straddle In the jo as and creak and crack together wr nil the c-f a thunder claD en is to climb them v late at Times For cheap Canton Flannels sro to D McConville Son's Address Cards at 40 cents per pack Heads at per 1.000 st 2.00 per 1.00 per Dodgers Oo to A E and see new Adjustable Duplex Corset just out The best 10 cent Bleached Muslin In the city at Son's j Take Root Bitters for the I S p
