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The Osceola times., 1886-09-04
Now In the Time

To take Hoods ssrssparilia the popular spring mali
cine and blood puriner. whyf
Because the body Is more susceptible TO the
beneficial effects Of this peculiar medicine than e
any other season
Because the impurities IN the blood should be eR-
PEELED and that tired feeling overcome bcfor. the
additionally deb6atng effects Of warm weather ars
felt
Because the thousands of people who have tried n
pronounce Hoods sarsaparilla the very best medeiss
TO take In the spring.
Because delays are da. Rerous. dollar spent foe
this peculiar medicine may prevent illness which
viii be expensive and hard TO bear.
Because, as now is the time when you may derive
the greatest good. It IL certainly economy 10 take
Hoods ssrsaparilla now.
The Osceola times., 1886-09-04
That Tired Feeling

which Affects nearly every one ct this seasoa , ~
tirsiy overcome BY Hoods sarsapsria which has ~
peculiar merit Of building up and strenghening ~
system while Il eradicates disease.
"fhsve been in poor health several yesrs suffering
from Indigestion restlessness in the night sne IN the
morning l would get up with very tired feeling.
After taking only part Of the nrst bottle Of Hoods
ssuapsriiia could rest well all night and feel ~
freshed when woke up. must say that Hood's sar
sspsrilla s all II 10 recommended to be-" Mas. H. D.
wuAxs 2io East Mason Street. Jackson, Mich.
The Osceola times., 1886-09-04
Immense Amount OF Good.

81 have been troubled with dyspepsia. had but
little appetite. and what did eat distressed mo- or
did me little good. In hour after eating would
experience faintness tired, iigone feeling.
though mad not eaten anything. Hoods sarsapariila
did me immense amount Of good. II gave me an
appetite, and my food rclished and satisfied the crav.
ing I had previously experienced. II relieved me Of
that faint tired. algone feeling have felt 20 much
better efnce ! took Hoods sarsapartlla. that am
happy 70 add my recommendation" GEoRaH \
PAeR, watertown- MasA
The Osceola times., 1886-09-04
New Life and Energy.

"Hood's sarsapayfIla mas done me very great dea1
Of good II has built up my general health. given me
irregular appetite. and made me full of new life and
energy. The sores my face with which have
suffered many years are also much better" NAnY
ATKINSON, summsrfeid, Pa
The Osceola times., 1886-09-04
vigor and Vitality

Are quickly given TO every part Of the body by
Hoods sarsaparilla. The blood is purified enriched
and vtazed and carries health instead OF disease to
every organ. The STOMACH Is toned and strength
encd the appetite restored. The kidneys and liver
are reused and invisoraied. The brain Is refreshed
the mind made clear and ready for work. The whole
system is built up and rejuyenatcd by this peculiar
medicine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
NATURAL GAS.
A Pennsylvania Company Reaching Out
After Ohio Towns.
Akron Already ON tho List and Canton
wnl Probably $50 tho Next city,
A Big Pipe Line 10 Ne
EstabliAhtd d,

The probability to day 10 that Canton
will soon be possessed OF all the adya1'
tage1 OF natural gas, whether any ls
struck heTeab luts or not,
The Columbia Gas Light and Fuel
Company, OF Pennsylvania, Il u wealthy
ana extensive organic ,ll0n, which COn.
trolls sOme Of the most valuable nat.
ural gas territory In the county
This company IL now taklag the pro-
liminaIy steps TO reach Akron, Canton
ard other manufacturing clties In OHIO
ty means OF u pipe line and that, too,
very soon. The franchise TO reach
Akron, II Ia said, 10 virtually secured,
A Cleveland dispatch says that an
order has bell Issued by the u ted
States Circuit Court authorizing Fdy'
cite Brown, receiver OF Brown, BOnnoll
u Company, Of YOun gstOwn, o enter la
10 o contract with the ONO Gas Fuel
Company FOR supplying the iron works
with natural gas Tor period OF three
years, The OHIO Gas Fuel Company en-
tered into q contract March 23 With the
Columbia Gas Light ana Fuel Company
OF Pennsylvania, oy which the latter
agreed 10 supply them with an unliml
ted supply, and the 0a0 company ac'
qulred the right TO lay pipes ~ Akron,
For the gas furnished by the
Ohio Gas FG1l Company with which TO
run the works the receiver agrees TO
pay given royalty on the products OF
the works. viz. 81 70 per net ton OF steel
bars, plate, nails, bolts and other arti-
nlaa mada Irnm uniahad iran md 81 Ih
per gross ton Of much bar, scrap bar and
all unfinished pro lucts, The royalty Ia
TO be paid monthly, and the amount due
each month on the l0.h Of the following
month In case that during one year
the Ohio Gas Fuel Comp ny agrees to
furnish natural gas NJ n lower rate to
any rolling mill In the MahOnlng Val
Icy, the present royalty paid by Brown,
BOnQell u Co. Ii 10 be reduced TO the
lowest rates given TO others.
A Pittsbnrg gentleman, interested
largely In the manufacturing Interests
OF that and other cities, said to the
DEMOCRAT 10 day: "The Idea Of y ping
natural gas from distant fields IL feast
BILE one and gas can DO fui nished Just aa
cheap as though the well were In the
heart Of your beautiful city. | have
heard Of the intents OF o nun
ber Of natural gas companies who
propose TO build pipe lines, The fact ID
that the large wells furnish 40 much
gas, that unless II Ia piped away TO som
distant city, a great waste results"
Natural gas would prove an add
tlonal attraction TO manufacturers 10
locate here, aid The sooner Canton gets
10, the better.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

II this view prevails the Democrats will
make their nominations In the old dis
tricts, elect solid Democratic delega'
ton and appeal TO the next house,
which u Ia supposed will be Democratic,
10 seat II.
PREFEhRING CHARGES AGAINST PAYNE
hr Bamback desires 10 make the
chargea against Senator Payne specific
o. d d, fllile, and this afternoon offered
the following House resolution, which
went over under notice TO dl cule
given by Mr. LIE Blond:
WHEREAS. IL ~ the precedent In the
United States Senate that charges Of
briheiy must be directly made 10 war
rant n committee of aaid body in pro-
ceeaing 10 investigate the title Of any
u tied States Senator; therefore,
REsoLyED, That In the investigation
made Qlder House rtsllQtlon ample tes-
tlm0nJ was addneed 10 warrant the be-
lief that the charges heretofore mNde ty
the Democratic press OF Ohio are tTue,
tO-w That the seat OF Helry B. Payne
In the United States Senate was pur
chased by the corrupt use OF money and
further
RES LIVED Tlat the honor OF Ohio do.
mauds, aud this House of Representa-.
tlyes requests that the said THE OF
II nry b, Payne 10 seat In the Uulted
States Senate be Tigldly Investigated by
said Senate; aud further
RESOLVED, That the 9OY rn0r o. Ohio
be rtll,s'ed TO forward copy of this
resolu o 20 the President OF h. United
State Senate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
CITY OHIPs,
A Few Minutes Win the Local News Of
tho Day,


A Few Minutes Win tho Local News Of
the Day,
Barnum's day at Cant0n--June 2lst,
Che pioneers OF this county picnic at
Meyers Lake, June 0 h,
A RTg' meeting IL announced by the
Salvation Army for Thursday night
The will Of the late DR., joseph II.
Mathews Waa prObsted this morning,
Hon. H. c, Cole dropped Into the city
10 dy from Columbus ana ID looking
we'll aud hearty,
Extensive preparations are being
made for the horse races 10 DO held here
on the 2 and "a ( July,
r preventative Coles bill, author'z
lag aasignees TO bring suit 10 settle
dover, passed the Senate Tuesday,
John Monnler has been appointed Ad.
mlni4trat0r OF the estate OF .cQuea
MOnn'er, deceased, late Of Nimishlllen
township,
Mr., j, H. WaggOner, editor OF The
Dnly Free Preas, of Eau Claire, Wis.
consln, Ia visiting win Heisrs. ii s.
Moses aud W, A. strayer, In this city,
II ig reported to-day that wheat In
Sandy township was touched ly frost
last night, the thermometer there regis.
terlIg 3s degrees. No damage from
frost about Canton 10 repOriei,
Acc,rlIng TO TIE provisions OF the re-
distrlctlng hill just passed by the State
Legislature, Stark county IL back again
In the old dlslrlct, the Eighteenth dis
trict being composed OF Carroll, C9lum.
biana, MahOnlng aud Stark, aud there
by hang q tale.
George Pro zum, sven and half
year old a0n OF JOhn PfOtZum, living on
East North street, while playing "clr.
Gus with a number OF boys In q stable
this morning, fell from cOmpanions q
back, dlslocating hip joint and break
ing three ribs. Dr., PCrtman attended
TO his injuries.
A farewell reception was given Cap
tain Waits and family Monday evening,
nj the resldence OF g. W, Cary. Mr..
Waits has b5en o resident Of this place
for many years, and has been an CGlclal
In the N II Church nearly all the time.
He will move 10 Stark county near Can.
ton,-[ailler'burg, 0, special.
The last entertainment OF the season
by the young people OF the llrst Presby-
terian church will DO given In the lee.
ture room OF the church this evening,
commencing NJ 1880 The entertainment
will consist OF an excellent literary and
musical program, the literary numbers
being devoted to Tennyson.
d. @. Goldman, OF Rlyenna, the 70.
Gently unceremOnlously depOaed State
panitenl liaTy director, Ia In town 10 day.
Mr., Goodman Ia interested In case In
court here, which comes up this week,
wherein Michael 0'Brlen Ia suing him
and David h Paige as p.r'ners on q
contract for work done by the plaintiff
on q railroad In Virginia,
Thanks TO Doctor j. Strong, Superin.
tendent Of the Cleveland Asylum for the
Insane, for cory u the thlrty.hrs.
annual report Of mat institution. The
Trustees are j, Q. johnson Of Medina
County, John Tod Of Cleveland, W, NJ.
Beebe OF Summit cou. .ty, 4, X, Paige Of
Painesvllle and John Zimmerman Of
WooNter. In the institution on Noyem.
ber 10, 1885, were 03i patients and dur.
Ing the year there were $40 u der treat
ment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
LoUIsvILLE ITEMS.
Fresh Batch Of News From Our East
End Correspondent.

A Fresh Batch Of News From Our East
End Correspondence
Niles jennie Ream Ia visiting Ia Cleye'
land.
James Mcdonald Ir,. retur I'd Thurs
day from Chicago afttra Seek'd visit
Mr, George Grimm IN erecting COM
modious dwelling south OF Louisville.
The case OF E, M Landon against O.
Snyder was held Monday before Justice
Vi0land. II resulted In the discharge
OF the defendant
Mira Myera returned from Cleveland
last week With nice assortment Of mil
linery goOds Louisville ladies will lnd
In her store u choice lot OF hats aud
other goods,
During the storm Wednesday night
tho house OF Joseph D'0stTophe wae
struck by lightning, breaking The rod
and eponting aud tearing up some Of the
weather strips. besides giving tha TO-
male portion q the house q big scare.
Wednesday morniDga numb, r OF Har.
risburR people came 10 this place 10 seek
redress In law. A drZ,n or more enga.
ged In lively combat at Joseph KlGgs
saloon. Some were entrenched In the
saloon firing beer glasses and other
missiles nj the parties outside, who were
rttu Ging the compliment by hurllng
stones and sticks and an AK through the
door and windows. Some Of tho plr'lc'
ipanta received serious ipjurles, Xl
vier VlOnez Ia entirely hors do combat
his jawbone being broken In two places
The trial was 10 take place Friday noon,
bat on account Of Vleuez's critical con
dition II was postponed until June l6.h
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
MAXWELL coNFEsses.



The DEMOCRAT Ia under obligations
for advance sheets OF the Flrlt Annual
Report Of the Commissioner OF Labor
for the United States, The report Ia do.
signed to give complete comparative
data Of about forty Of the principal In
dustriee Of this and other countries
Great Britain, France, Belgium, Ger.
many and parts OF Italy aud SwitEer-
land, The data Include the cost OF pro-
duction In detail-thne, labor cost"
material cost" administrative cost
OF ull,. The wages and condition OF
labor Ia contrasted In this and other
countries, and the causes Of commercial
depression In oil 10 arrived at by q sya-
tenn Of lnductive reasoning. II IL most
valuable contribution 10 the economic
lituraturo Of our country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Arraignmsnt OF Prisoners.

The prisoners indicted at the present
term OF court were Arralgned In Com
mon Pleas Court at II o'clock this mora
Ing AID pleaded as follows:
Joseph Haag aud Erylne Shriver, bur.
glary and larceny. Plea, not guilty;
trial set for Friday, June llth, A, O,
lliler assigned TO defend Haag and j,
NJ. Myers assigned for Shrlyer.
Ze6ulon o. Brown keeping open on
Sunday. Plea, not guilty; trial set for
Thursday, June i0,h.
Etvlne shriver, burglary and larceny
Plea, not guilty, trial sot for Friday
June lllh. ]. NJ, Myers assigned at
counsel.
Frank Poorman, burglary and larceny
Plea, not guilty; trial set for Wednes'
day, June OH y. @. Upham assigned
az c0u 1ael
Joseph 0gllne, assault aud battery
Plea, not guilty. trial set for Wednes'
day, June III.
Louis o. Roger, libel, Defendant or.
defed to enter into recoanl2lnce for his
appearance In the gum OF $780,
John Hudson, keeping house OF Ill
fame. Plea, guilty. Sentenced to two
months imprisonment In jail aud 10
pay the costs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
DOUBLE IvoRoE PETITION.
Philip Glauser's wife uas one Each In Mn.
houing and stark Counties,

Philip Giasser's wife Has one Each In Ma
houing and stark Counties.
Aspeclal from Youngstown says: Mar
garet Glasser 10 day filed second peti.
tlon { divorce from her husband, Pnliip
Chaser. In II abe alleges that when but
little acquainted with her Husband, aud
only 10 years OF age, they went to New
Bedford and were married May IL, 1883
Two months later, abe alleges, no
abused, kicked and deserted her, and
since has not contributed TO her support.
She further AYERS that no has besn sent
three years TO the penitenllary for barn
burning In Stark county his State. She
also prays that her maiden name, Mar
garet Bowen, be restored.
Mrs, Glasser ls o Charmlngly pretty
brunette, who doesn't look day over 10
Her llrst petition was dismissed by the
court yesterday.
Mrs, Glasser has q petition on file In
the Common Pleas Court here also pray
Ing for q divorce from her convict hus
band, Phliip, on the ground Of his being
o prisoner In the penitentlary, 30 that
she has two divorce strings TO her bow.
In case OF the failure OF one she hos the
other to fall back on. II seems n little
queer, however, that she should flle peti.
tions for divorce In two different courts,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
ALLIANCE AFFAIIis.
Batch OF News from 'ho Fast End by Ou
Regular Correspondent,

Batch OF News from no Fast End by Our
Regular Correspondent,
The G. A. r, May Fair and Festival
held the past week at the West Main
Street Rink was o grand success. About
$500 net proceeds gladdened the hearts
Of the boys iE blue, The money obtain
ed go's 10 a most worthy object, that OF
supper Ing the widows and children Of
the brave soldiers who fell while deiend-
Ing their country.
Il chard d, Moffat, q we'll known
tough, was caught back Of the counter
In the restaurant Of II. s, Ksylor about
noon rserday, helping himself TO TO.
bacc0, clglr9, etc, Mrs. Kayl0r, who
was the llrst TO notice him, grabbed
him, screamed, and held on until the
arrival OF her husband, who was up
stairs at the time. MOttat was then
turned over 10 the au'' ori.les.
Thomas Scully and two friends came
up from Leetonia Saturday night TO
have a time. Proceeding TO the house
OF questionable character on North
Webb street a rumpus was soon kicked
up by the party. In the mo'ee which
ensued Charles Dornbush, u visitor, had
his face terribly burned b3 yltrol thrown
from the hand of Thomas SCully. Ono
eye Is no seriously injured II IL feared he
may lose the slght Of II, while his face
aud body ar0 biistered IN many places,
AT u preliminary hearing this mOrnlng
Scully entered the plea OF not guilty,
aud the case was continued.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

The Auditors OF the counties through
which the Cleveland u Canton railroad
runs, met In the Office OF Auditor Man ly
IN this city Saturday, and placed the fol-
lowing valuation on the road for the
purpose Of taxation: Main track, $4,000
. mile; side track, $1,000 y milej III.
nerya branch, $4,000 u mile, rolling
stock, 5000 q mile; tools and appliances,
e0b u milej machinery and shops at
Canton, e1, ,6l2 co."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
DEATH OF DIR. j. N. MATHEWS
A Well Known Physician aud Old Resi-.
dent PASSES Away,

dent Passes Away,
Dr. Joseph II, Mathews died shortly
after midniehl Friday night, at his real
dence Ia the Mathews block, corner Mar
kst aud Eighth slreeta.
Monday, the 10th, he was stricken
with apOplexy and since then remained
unconscious with the exception OF few
lucid periods, when HIS mind WAS clear
for brief intervals and no was able TO
speak, His death was calm one. a
quiet s'eep merging gradually i1tO
death
Jlfeph H. Mathews was horn IN Els'
land, He studied mfdlcile with DR.,
Robert Il I o la Cdni0l, and received hia
degree irOm the Cleveland Medical Col
lege, H. cou m need practice 90 o part
ner VI his preceplCr DR., Robert E1lep,
aud upon the deceaee OF the latter, he
oaa associated for some years with Dr.
Wallace. 0n their dissolution, Dr.
Mathews continued practice accumu
lating considerable property.
fbe fune al OF DR. j, H. Mathewe GO
CURED gt nine 0'cl * Monday morning
from ! II residence on South Market
street, ard was largely attended, Toe
aeryiceO were conducted by Rev, Kemp
Of the Episcopal church OF MaasillOn
and the remains were inferred In tht
private burAl ground OF the ShOrb fam
lily, near the EOg i'h Catholic church.
Mr.. Mathews Wae born In Bristol, Fog
land, In 1917 and waa consequently In
the Tx -ninth year OF his life when HI
died He was the Oldest physician In th(
city, He leaves widow (hlA second
wife) and two grown up aOna. NJ Jor @
II, Mathews, editor OF the Ohio Demo
ctRt, wife and daughter Bage, and Mr., II
p Matthew'S, all Of New Philadelphia, o,
attended the funeral.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
NOTABLE GOLDEN WEDDING,
Tho Tiftiotb Annivorsnry OF tho Marriage
OF Rev, j. II, Jones'

Tho Fiftioth Anniversary OF tho Marriage
OF Rcv, j. II, Jones'
ALLIANCE, o., May ls.--The golden
wedding OF Rev, and Mrs, j. II, Jones,
In Mt, Union, surpassed the social
gatherings In this vicinity for many
years. or the three hundred persons In
vlted over two hundred were present and
those who could not be there responded
In many instances with beautiful gifts.
All the descendentsfo for three generations
back, with the exception OF one, were
present. Out Of eight children seven
are living Helen NJ. soliday OF Indian
apollo; Mrs, II. N, Turner OF Eldorado,
Kan; VIZ. X, ?, Jones Of Chattanooga.
Tenn; VIM. A, Jones, Canton, o ! Isaiah
b. Jones Of Hudson, o., and Mrs, Emma
Heaton OF MI, Union, o. The gifts were
presented In neat speech by Mr.. j. @.
Ernst OF MT. Union, md were 90 well
received by the presentee. The wife and
mother OF President Garfield, who could
not be present, responded with tokens
OF their esteem. A most beautiful poem
was written for the occasion and we'll
rendered by Miss Grace Walton Of Mt.
Unioa, Rev. Jones was the chaplain In
Garaeld's regiment, and preached tho
last sermon over his remains at Cleve
land.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

j. II JACKSON, DEAR SIn:-.I was Of
d Q cd very badly for years with kidney
disease. used two bottles OF your med.
icine-Burdick'e Kidney Cure--and l
am entirely cured. This acts NJ once
and should b. known 10 oil sufferers.
Thos. Mcclure, Unionville, N. ]. Price
rs cents and &t % Samples free. Also
ask for q free sample bottle Of Magnum
Bonum. j, u, Jackson's Cough Syrup
free TO oil. Large size 25 cente, For
eple by druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

JOpe "rhe German Waltz" tor piano.
by Bessie SlOnei "Kisses In Letter. u
ballad, music by Miss Maggie 0rmRn;
"Pge trouble EnOugh Of y0wn," ,"-sOng
aud chOrna-wOrds nd music by Th0s.
2. WesLondOrf; and PAY the Blys an
Honest Dollar" soIg aud chorus, by
John II Sarchet, AT g. klag for the
latest compositions should examine
these novelties.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
THE ALBERT MEDICAL INSTITUTES,
An Institution OF which Cleveland May
jus ly llo Proud.

An Institution OF which Cleveland May
Jusl ly Do Proud.
One Of the finest buildings In Cleve.
land IN occupied by IN institution which
has grown out OF the genius o. Dr. Al
bert and the demand for u place whore
obscure and complicated diseases can DO
scientifically treated by men who have
made them q speciality, The Albert
Medical Institute, with itl corps OF med
lcal experts and its col olyealences, IL do,
ing good 10 thousands. II you are suffer.
Ing from any disease which your local
phyelolan has failed TO comprehend or
to cure, or which dellcacy has hitherto
kept you from revealing, II will DO we'll
10 Communicate with DR.. Albert, II
your dls'ase Ia culable, no is In q better
position than any ono else TO effect u
cure,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
TnR BALLOON ASCENSION.


An Interesting aud successful Eyenl
Dtspltc tho had Weather.
A large cOncourse OF people assembled
at the rear OF the p0at NJ 20 block Satur.
day afternoon TO witness the balloon
ascension given by Messrs, Beardsley
q Sbem. The aer0naut was Prof, Cln k
All the odds we're against the ascension
and most people would have abandoned
the enterprise altogether, considering
the rain and exceedingly high winde
while muddy roads and the bad weather
kept many people frC attending,
Deaplte the opposing elements Mesers
Be T 's'ey & Shem kept good IN ,ir word
10 the public and the ascension waE
given. About one o'clock the work Of
Initiating the balloon, which Ia an un,
usually large and ane looking one, wac
begun, AMI at about $3.50 O'clock the
work was coTp'"el Then amid the
cheers Of the multitude the monster was
let loose and like a rocket II shot up
ward, bearing upon small trapfZa
attached below, the aeronaut, who while
the balloon rose higher aud higher, In
terosted the spectators with feats upon
the tTapcZo After rising to great
height the balloon was carried by the
wind rapidly toward the southeast, and
ut the rear Of the malleabe iron work.
II came down. The aer0naut escaped
any injury and the people returned
home we'll satisfied.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Two Million OF Plnntn for salo,

We make q special business Of grow
Ing vegetable mud bedding plants and
cnn furnish them In any quantity. We
also have q lne variety Of house plants
and o choice stock OF new 1886 crop OF
seeds, which we can furnish NJ very
reasonable prices. Send for catalogue
and price list, Address
BLOOMFIELD Bros.
Florists aud Market Gardeners,
Mlddlebranch, Stark Co., 0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
After Tho Cleveland 8 canton.

Attorney Gere'al Kohler Saturday
commenced quo warranto proceedings
In the Supreme Court at Columbus. 10
oust HirGm Blood and others In charge
Of the Cleveland 81 Canton Il. r., ~
president and directors. The application
8 based on the ground OF dishonesty
and corruption NJ the recent election
for officers held NJ Canton. This action
was taken upon application OF the Cor.
bin.parlln people, and was recommended
by Governor Foraker