The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-01

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Mr. COurrlght thu pn srss e II ht com
f0raba fortune Of $50 600 COO / he has
found MI Of H. But Inr'Ii" ua'1G ga
tne way "I"he ha. found any II 10,
Que mlght qniie, ln tlt mealtiair,
however, every one deslrous of ound-
lug an orphan asyum or nny simllar
Institution, shOul at once address No.
COurlrlght, IN care 4 Cot. X. New
c0mer, Delaware, Ohio.
AFTER THE "FENoEs
Senator Ely's bill in relation to Sec
0nd hand dealers passed the HOu'e 70.
day. II provides that The p lice on ers
Of towns and cities shall have mower to
inspect al second hand articles pur-
chased by dealers, aud that they ehall 90
Kept In u conspicuous and accel q Bile
place for such purpose OF inspection az
least Ave days before they are disposed
OF by the dealer,
SHOULD KISS THE BLARNEY STONE
For a wonder the House did not waste
very much time In wlud work, when it
got down TO the long calendar, and this
permitted good deal OF w0rk-much
more Than was TO have been expected.
There are great many blla, the nature
OF which can be explained In twenty or
thirty words, and yet have heard tie
author get up and TALK for an hour, and
leave tho House In perfect darkness ~
TO what the bill intends The faGt IN
that but few members In either house
are capable OF making an intelligent
staten NJ OF the scope and pufp)Tt Cf
the bill they seek 10 have enacted into
n law. They may know what II means
themselves, but they cannot jmpart the
information TO Others,
AUDITORS TERMS,
In the Senate the Cincinnati Police
Com missl0n bill waa postponed until
Friday next House bll II paaaed the
senate and becomes q law, II llxes the
time for the beginning Of the term Of
County Auditor on The frat Monday Of
October after hia election, instead OF the
second Monday In November, as at pres
ent II the House cOHCuTs In the amend
ment II will become the law, aud an
eleven months vacancy will have to be
provided for,
REPUBLICANS SO A HEAD,
The POOTman committee reported In
favor of eealing Harlan, 6s already an.
llclpated In this correspondence. A far
idea OF the kind OF Republicans they
have In Cincinnati may be CLEANED ir IN
the following from the report
Henry Cfabe, called by the committee,
belDg duly awOrn. testified;
Examined by Mir. PrObasco.
Q, DID you vote In the same precinct
M Frnnk Crab; the man who has Just
teatiasdY A, Yes, eir,
O. Was any money paid you on last
election day to influence your voter A
Yes, sir,
Q, BY whom9 A, John Wagner,
2 Who IL John Wagner A, | don't
know who no is,
Q, What position, II any, does he
hOld In the cltyp A don't know any
thing about that he was with Jake Un
guohr.
Q A the time the money was paid
you no was with Jake UnguehrS A,
Yes, sir,
Q What did he say 10 you at the
tlmeY A, We'll, he came up 10 me q Il |
asked me II would take u ticket which |
IN had.
Q, What kind Of ticket was lt2 A. |
A Democratic ticket.
2 What ala you sayY A. aaya,
"NU, sir" He saw hpd q Republican |
ticket; latas was coming TO work |
atIer dinner; aud went TO the polls.
ana wae ataudlng there, aud no came |
over TO me aud asked mo 10 tax this |
ticket, aud says, "NO, sir, am gOlug |
10 pnt In Republican ticket" We'll" |
says no. Look here, | will tell you |
what will dol will give you three
dollars II you will put Ia Il Democratic
ticket" so | done no.
Q You took the thlol dollars, did
your A, Yey, sir,
. And did you vote the Democratic
ticket thenS A, Ye', sir,
2, Otherwise you would have voted
the Republican ticketp A. Yes, air.
No one wishing to ask the witness
any further qnoallons, he was excused
from the sand
The Committee stopped on this wit.
ness, and reported that the Republicans
did right In unseatlng the niue Demo
crhta In the llrst pOca. and the tenth
must now 20. No wonder IL takes
revolutionary means 10 preserve u Re
publican mqJorlty IN the II Hluse with
fun OF ~ Rppublcana
VAT,