The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-27

ouiet as possible. and a. q general thing
favor Sunday closing. An amcndneHt ~
the Dow law permits townships ana mum
cipalities in Ohio to decide by popular
vote whether they will have saloons
within their precincts or not. and some ol
tho country townships and villages have
In this way secured absolute prohibition
The quiet movement throughout ONO;
however. is n temperance movement, an,
not prohibitory movement. u mas. l
am told no connection with the Prohloi-
ton party. nor with any political party
and it is outside of politics.
I hear all kinds of presidential tax
here. and | visited John Sherman town
Of Mansfield last week. 1t Is curious
thing that he and Senator Allison. the
two leading senatorial presidential canal
dates. were practically brought up to-
qe.ber. They both studied law at tho
same court. and their first days OF prac
flee were in towns not fifteen miles apart.
senator Allison settled first at Ashland
O.. and sherman began to practice law AT
Mansfield with his brother, Charley Shcr
man. Ashland and Mansfield are the
county seats Of two adjoining countie
and il is a good fourteen miles over hi!iy
road from one 10 the other. The leading
LAWYERS of the district practice IN both
courts John Shcrman's first business
was largely "A collective business. ana
IMAGINE that Allisons work was more De-
fore tho courts. Allison married his first
wife in Mansfield. ard Mrs Sherman IS
Mansfield girl It was just about the
time that Sherman was elected 10 con
cress, or perhaps little later, that young
Allison moved out to the new state OF
Iowa. and the paths Of the two statesmen
ran for time apart. Allison made
reputation in Iowa and went to congress.
Re found Sherman at Washington in the
senate. and later the two had seats rs
near together rs when they tried the OPP
posi;e sides Of cases before the common
pleas judges of northern Ohio.
~
Allison has now given up all connection
with Ohio ! think be does not own any
propcrty outside of Iowa and Washington.
lie is row en- Iowa man in all that she name
implies. Sherman has stuck 20 Mans
field. and lis property has grown III vaiue-
He has one of the finest country seats ~
Ohio. and he lately remodelei his house
o.; Mansfield. finishing its interior IN line
woods. and adding TO lis rooms, ana or
namen.ing lis outside with trimmings Of
4 curious red sand s.ouc which has me
veins Of n gigantic agate. This sherman
house Is situated On the hills above Mans.
field. ard its windows give beautiful
views Of The rich rolling country Of TINS,
one Of the highcS, points - the state q
Ohio. Ah1-t fourteen acres IF LAID sur
-ornd Tie house and beautiful well Kept
lawn stretches in from, o. it. The house
faces West Market street. the finest street
of the little city OF 5000 people on which
il is loca. u. and an electric street railway
car goes by with Il whiring sound at m
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this place. a part of which he lately gave
70 the city for a parl.. This PARK IS called
the Shcr~aa.ileiEemaa park in honor oil
the two donors. and il IS not far Off from
the senators residence. The remainder
Of his farm adjoining it las been divided
into streets, and lots are being sold and
built upon. Mrs Senator sherman has Il
farm in another direction, and both she
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