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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
SECRETARY OF the TREASURY
Tnirohiid uurnidg the Midnight oil in
studying Up nA Forthcoming Report
Oroyer'a say,

rnlrohnd uurulig the Midnight oil in
studying Up iua Forthcoming Report
Growers say.
WAuuN0roS, November 2ls-Soorotary
Fairfield 20 hard ~ work on his last report.
The President Ia largely dependent upon
the figures In this report In the treatment
ot the revenue question in his message, Tho
sceroarya report will chow that the same
surplus question still conironls tho depart
mont The figures will ho brought togoth-
W, ns before 70 show the necessity OF con-
srcssIonal action TO lesson the nabw OF tho
revenue, and the danger Of further delay
will bo pointed out lois quite lfkclYmya
the Evening Star, that Mr., Ceyoland'a
message will possess sJmo Of the clements
Of clever n tort that appeared IN shla last
fisheries message. 10 Is generally under
stood thNthc will stnad up 10 the question
Of tariff reform as W his facagago at tho
beginning OF congress and Will make II
the feature Ol the document, lie will not
yield olo jot from his position before tho
campaign, but he VIll probably make moro
emphatic his doclnTation, that 10 isa 'con-
ditior, not q theory, that oohironts u.s."
II Is likely that he will Ly 10 mako II clear
to congress that tho necessity oi checking
the accumulation of surplus Ia no groat
that u tho Democratic plan can not carry
through congress, they should yield uud6r
protest TO tLo Republican amendment
rather than have no, reduction OF tho
teyonuc nj nll There will be no wcakcn-
lng from the former position, and no con-
lcsslon thas the popular verdict has COM
icmnod tariff reform, Mn Cleveland has
aid that he would sign any bill that
should como to him making q reduction In
the revenue, whcthor rs TO tariff duties or
internal taxes, unless there was something
about u absolutely vicious, lt tho Sonata
oil should pass as II now Is, It is almost
,ortain that he would sign probably
with somo romarko In explanation OF hia
|
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
THE OFFICIAL VOTE,
RyAn's Plurality ~ ,pss neerease IN fro.
hibitiGn nnd LRbnr Vote

C0LunBus o. November ~
The Secretary Of hlale yesterday made
the official announcement ID tho vote ol
Ohio 90 tho candidates Tor fooretary Of
State, Tho total vote ot tho State Is ~,
Oh, while last year II was only fbWO
The prohibition vote this year 4 2lola
while last year II was 400. The 2l.nl
labor yOles Of last year have dWlndlee
down 10 only ali2 this year, The oi1da.
announcement Of tho vote on electors ana
other State officers has not been made, hnl
Il Is estimated uiat tho Harrison electors
will run about 5000 votes behind Ryan,
The vote la detail ior Hon Dan ltyau and
llon. Bost0n q, Young, candidates u TIE
Republican and Democratic parties 60
speotiyely ior Secretary ol hlalo Is 10 iol'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Married Man Arrested For Attempted
HapH,

SHELBY November 20-A man named
Samuel Hahn, WA arrested yesterday on
the charge Of assaultlng and attempting 10
rape Sarah Snyder, aged twentYthroo, She
says that whom aho refused Yahn'a Indecent
proposals ho ehoked and bruIaod her badly
and then ran oil, Tho prisoner resides four
miles northeast Of this place aud has a wIfo
and child
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
window and FLINT Glass MapufnotuYeraa
Meeting,

CiNcINNArt, November q, l,--Abput soyon.
ty~ayc delegates representing the Western
window and Plint Glaps Manufacturers 4
Association are In session at the Burn Il
house The meetings are held with clio IA
loorl but u is understood that Tho ol Acct
of the session Is 10 regulate the ouipu iend
'athor matters advantageous TO thcirb hslnem
nd TO take into the association oulslde
firms
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

NIwARE, November 2O,-A glaRsb,owol
named Philip Rogers, from Coyuglon, Ryp
Just after ascending tho stairs at lho board
inghouaa Of Mrs, Alsdori, foil to tho floor
and died Ia o fow seconds. lie was aged
thirly'hyo years and was soon 10 have
been marrled'to q Coyngton lady, Nou'
ralgla OF ble heart was tho cause,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
STICKS TO IT.
rRRsIDRST CLEVELAND HARD
AT WORK ON IiIs mKssAGE,
IN WHICH, IT ls SAID ne Will sfllL
URGE TAnlff REFORM

Tho Secretary of tho Treasury van Also
Emphasize the same Ia iila Paper 10
Congress Printers aad hngrAvers 70
Undergo civil aeryise nsn'"'Ha''e"'--
Rig hatch of News rrem Tho Depart
ments-with al the Washington Dos.
dip Ahoat,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

FOrmount has dedicated rs new German
Presbyterian church,
The Young Mons Christian Association
Of Cincinnati held It's iortlcth anniversary
Tho gauge Of the Cleveland, Canton and
Southern railroad was changed To stand.
ard width between Coshocton and Canton
Sunday
The centennial celebration Of Columbia
took place In tho Baptist church OF that
place, and stops taken to erect u monument
on the site OF the first church,
Tho students OF the Ohio Wesleyan Uni.
vorsIty at Delaware, were mover better on.
tortained than thoy were by Rev A, A,
Willitts lecture on Sunshine"
Ohio University, at Athens received tho
honor of u silver medal from the commit
too OF award In tho educational building
Of the Ohio Centennial for lis beautiful
drawings, etc.
The big boiler in the Crawford Milling
and Lumber company's establishment In
Cincinnati, exploded with terrific force No
one was seriously hurt though two mon
had almost miraculous escapes from death,
Miami University at oxford Is already
making rapid progress under the now man.
agcmont The trustees arc planning for q
tremendous demonstration at tho inaugu.
ration Of President WarAold next year, II
Is expected that Presidcnteloct Harrison,
Hon, Calvin 3, Brico, Hon. NJ, s. Quay and
others among MiamPs noted studcntswlll
bc present,
Several important enterprises to tho stu.
dents Of 0bcrlin have been brought tocom.
ploton this term. Tho three gontlemons
literary societies now occupy their new
halls, fitted up at cost OF about $500,
rho now Y NJ. o. A, rooms are finished
and u reading room started Tue o, Q.
Bicycle club have now ono-third mile
track on the ball grounds
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
THE PREFECT
or TItE PROPOGANDAAT AT ROME
COMMUNICATED
THE sAoRGo ooNoReoATloN's oPlN'
ION or THE KNIGHTS

Or Labor-The Epislle Addressed 10 Ills
Emlnanoy, Cardinal 0ibhona-ghe Or
dor Can ne Tolerated Notifications
That should ne Introduced into tho
Huies--All words aayoring of Socialism
or Communism MuSt ne oorreoted--A
Highly Importaut Catholic Paper,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

cMvalAHa November 2O,-Garetul In
quiry In this city fails 10 discover any per
son who has known tho woman who killed
Harry King In Omaha, under any Of her
many names OF lieeoher Lizzie lNgardei
Libble I.egarde or Mollle WALKER
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
penAsylvania Roads sdpply
unliH Tor igRn,

PlutNnEtpulA, Novcmbcr2l rho Pam.
ylyonla Railroad Company ,ss m.do ar
angemcntsr for la supplyof keel rnIls fo,,
1880 fthNs agreed to Ia u dsooo toy
rom rom 'nv \. . o~npria iron Vo' hrauy al JohnI y
OWL Vnv fohnsyyM,la StrOl Compap.
near Harrisburg, and th carnodlo NOR
n Pittsburs c'ch comp nny sunplyink on
third OF the amgint, a Al ibe nfiee a N, AN,
b2S por ton upon delit erv "A alaled pcr, X
iuvlug next year "a.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Raised to the Dignity OF Domestic Prolato

NEW YopK, November 20--Ncry Rcy.
Arthur j. Donnclly, OF st. Michpcl's church,
lhiscity, Vicar General If tAb Diocese, has
been raised by the Pope to the dignity of
domestic prelato IN recognition of his SCR
vices to religion The distinction cnttlca
Father Donnolly.to to thoronk aud title of
Right Rev. Aionsignor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

GAirEeviLLE, Fla, November 20. There
were five new casoB Of yellow fever yoster
day, ono white aud four colorcd, The
woathords warm, Great destitution pro
yailsand business Is entirely suspended,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

NEW YoRK, November 2O.-Colloctor Ma
pono made another trip To Washington ycs.
torday ITO talk over customs matters gem
orally with Secretary Tairchild," u was
stated,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Intb nm Islavntor slInfl,

oM0HNATf, November 20 0-Wm, VAIN.
right a maohlniat Ally'two years Of age,
mat With frlghtful and probably fatal
accident while AT work NJ A, Sanders pork
house, The unfortunate man had boon
calklng some machinery In the collar Of tho
building, along with other material using
hot pitch, Tho supply Of tho latter, which
he had NJ hand, being exhausted, VAIN,
right went up 10 the first floor for more,
On getting the stuli he started 10 return
10 tho collar, but concluding 10 rdo down.
called 10 workman above 10 lower tho olo'
yator, Without exercising tho prooautlon
Of seeing that the platform had been low
cred as ho had requested, attcr pause Of a
few minutes hc evidently suppollng that
II bad, stepped as no thought on 10 tho
platform, but was prooipIatod " tho cellar
iioor twenty feet below
Tho boiling pitch, which ho had In q
bucket was scattered over hia hands, face
and nook burning him terribly Aside
from this, his loft shoulder was dalooatod,
and II Is feared his oycsight will bo do.
stroyod.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
OHIO NEWS,
Itsms Of Iatsrss, Gathered Prom Rack
eye Towns,

ATHENS November 20,-Ihe packing
house OF Hull Foster, IT,, dealer In pelta
was burned, and about lyur thousand wool
Ielts destroyed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

lyirom dissatisfaction with army liie and lta
restraina, reaileasneas with reGkleasneha OF
obligations aAumea aud dealre 10 secure
transportation 10 distant and supposed
favorable points In tho West Deaertlon,
no says, can never bo eradlGated, bat may
be greatly lessened by the adoption OF
remedial measures, suah as lhe reduction
OF the torn Of service from five 10
three yeara and tho right 10 purchase
discharge During tho past year there
were 24,7l0 applicants for enlistment Vs.
on VI whom were registered, The adlu'
tant general says that Notwithstanding
every elinrl has been made no taFaa tho re'
oruiting appropriation would warrant to
secure the necessary recruits 10 hll lhe
army, Il IL still more than 1900 below the
authorized strength Of 5000 enlisted men,
aud many OF tho regiments are greatly re'
dueed
The Aduoduct Tunnel Investigation
WAmusoros, November 2O,-ln the
aoQueduot tannel investigation yesterday
], ~ BnaOkenbuRh, one OF the contractors
testified that he had seen tho defective
packing and Thought that II was done
through tho lazInea, and pure meanneaa OF
the worEmon Tho packers evidently con-
Gealod tho nhoddy worl, from tho oontrae'
tors and superintendent Witness said
that Rreleas wod, would not bo profitable
10 tho contractors or hub'GGnlraoIoA II
simply gave the lazy worImen moro time
TO loaf, Tho progress oi tho work was not
hastened by dolng imperfect work,
The next Withon wa J II, Toflln, prln'
oipal Inspector OF The aQueduol tunnel
Witness discovered eyeral pieces OF bad
work, which he described 10 the court
The guilty parties were always discharged
when discovered and such bad work ~ waa
found was always torn out and replaced by
good, solid construction, The inspectors
explanations were 10 satisfactory that Wit
meas was not suspicious OF the continuance
OF rotten work,
Tho congressional tunnel investigating
committee decided yesterday 70 begin TAX
Ing testimony next Monday NJ ton o'clock,
nj tho Capitol, The sessions will probably
| ho Reqfal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

wAmiSdroS, November 2i.-fhe next
report ON internal commerce by Colonel
swItsor, chief Of the bureau Of aiatlAlloA,
will bo devoted 10 the commercial, manu'
taetuhna mlnlng transportation and In
dustria Interests Of New Mexico, Texas,
Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Da.
koa, Colorado, Montana, Wyoming and
Indian Territory preparations Tor which
arc now In progress, In u very short time
an export will bo employed and appointed
In each Of those stalos and territories 10
eoltctand systematic, under tho insIruo'
tlona OF the bureau, the Information do
sired. and Il Isoypootod tho report will DO
completed and published within the next
six months,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
rhn AdiutanL 0enernl.a sny.

WAgnSdros, November 20. --Adjutont
General Drum In hisnnnual report TO Major
Gonoral scho6old calls attention to the evil
Of idoHertion, which he says results principal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
A Woman Suspected OF Firing u Number
OF buildings at Lima,


LIMA, Novombor 2O-'fho Gfo.bug still
continues 10 sct FIRE 10 property Ia this
city, with q total fabout eleven small hfos
during the past month, all Of which have
been In the northwest part ol the city, and
have boon discovered soon enough for tho
department TO prevent any great loss At
about two o'clock yesterday morning, the
last Of !ho sorlcs occurred, and completely
destroyed a house owned by Jerry Carney,
but unoocuplod, II was no located that
the department were unable 10 get any
wOtor 10 II before twas entirely destroyed,
Tho police have an important clue 10 tho
inccndlary and sOmo very sensational do.
yclopmonN are expected to-day, as 10 ia
claimed the bug Is woman, and the vito
OF we'll known resident Of the Second
ward, Parties have seen this woman In tho
vicinity Of several Of these fires, and
sny that she always carried q small stick
about two Inches In diameter and two lcot
long, AZ one Of the fires a hollow stick
was found that had contained kerosene OIL
and had ono end corkcd, dnd II Ia supposed
this was used o.carry the oil TO the doom.
cd buildings. The police will follow up tho
clue aud II 10 expected that the woman
will bo arrested carly this morning, II she
proves 10 be the guilty one sho will bO
gy0n u prompt trial, and will be prosecuted
% the full Gxtont OF the law
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
CnhmeI prornoatIontIona.

WAmiNdroS, November 2O,--Tho star
last evening mId In Cabinet gossip Mr.
Dlngey h being spoken OF with growing
frequency for Secretary Of the Navy, The
prophets still hold the State department
open TO Senator sherman, and II Is pretty
generally accepted asamong the most prob
able things that John Wanamakcr will be
Postmaster General, II sherman goes into
the Cabinet, II ia said TO be likely, that Mr.
MKinlcy would take Misplace In the Senate
II would be between Mckinley and Foster
with tho chances favorable 10 the former
Under this orangomontit IA thought that
Mr. Buttorworth would bo speaker Of tho
house. Tho opinion Is very ofton OK
pressed that the spoakorshlp viii 80 either
10 Buttorworlh or Cannon, Of Illinois
Thoro Is much doubt expressed as to
whothor Mr., Mckinley would wait tho
BpoGlSershlp oven u the senate should not
DO opened TO him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Intoroptlng Eshlbit Of Tho U, s. Army,


WAgnINaRoN, November 20, Major Cen
eral schoheld In his opnual report says The
past year has been ono Of peace among tho
Indians, formerly no troublesome In tho
Aivlelon OF tho Pacific, and that In tho dl.
Vision Of the Missouri, with tho single OK
oeptIon Of tho suppression OF disorder
among the crow Indians tho use OF troops
has been limited 10 the prevention OF
possible trouble with Indian tribos,
fho system Of practice ot artillery
with heavy sea coast guns has boon
steadily developed and Us now odopted
for the ontlr0 soa oonst OF tho country, llo
believes the troops will bo fully prepared
20 handle effectively the weapons OF modern
construction and OF tho largest oalibrc w
soon as such weapons can bo made ready
70 30 placed In their bands, A moderate
inoroaso In the strength Of the force 10
handle tho now guns will bo Indispensable
Referring 10 Notifications, the General
says the time aud circumstances now seem
peculiarly favorable 10 placing the sea
oonst and frontiers OF tho country In u
state OF security becoming tho dignity of q
great and proud, though just and peaceful
nation. Reference Ia mado 10 tho Impair
ment OF the efficiency OF the army through
absence Of officers from their regiments or
corps. IIo thinks that the service would
be greatly benefited II such o0lcors os
arc disabled could bo. rotlrod and their
places filled by young and active men.
II the retired list bo temporarily increased
for this purpose, In n fow years most OF tho
qroat number Of Veterans who were disabled
In tho late war win have passed away and
tho list which now seems large, will have
become greatly reduced In numbers The
reduction In pay Of officers on leave, TO- ho
thinks, no longer necessary and results In
relative fayorItsm 10 the few officers who
have othor means Of support besides thoiI
nay. There wero 2i30 desertions from The
army during the past year and that The
average dcsertons Z each OF the past iiv'
years were 10. 8 per cch ,of the entire onlistot
strength or 6i.6 por cent during the who'll
period. General schoheld recommend
that the reward for tho arrest OF doSertc
bo Increased to 800 to be ticn out OF ~
retained pay and that " may bo mou'
practicable In timc Of peace for an enlisted
man to dissolve hls contract of onlislnoh
In manEcr honorable to iuWNcl GidJus
20 the guvcrnmrnl hg rhtudlnf dis
charge with forfeiture OF eu much OF hi
votninod INV nA may be nucpgnrV 10 REIN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Professor Lansstoa on thu oolorcd pace.

wAmfSGtoy, November 2i'-Proteaaor
John M langglon, who hasroturned 10 tho
city says that not only n ho elected 10 Con-
from the Petersburg diatrct but that the
lawful majority In the district will give tho
electoral votes Of the State TO Harrison and
Morton, llo thinks tho dawn Of absolute
freedom OF the oolorod people has appeared.
lie thinks the time has como TO break up
the solid south, that the way has been
opened by him In his district,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Appointed Captain IN Marine Hevenue

service,
, WAuuyaroE, November 2i,-1'ho prosl-
dent has appointed Joseph w, Congdon 10
be captain Ia the revenue marine service
Of tho United StAtos. TO ON the vacancy
caused by the death Of Captain ID, q, Con-
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-25
Why he Hoard Waits.

The president of the school board has not
yet set a date for another meeting of that
body to further consider the adoption of a
plan for the proposed new building. As the
matter now stands, it seems that the board is
"waiting for something to turn up" A BEE
reporter yesterday approached one of the
members and asked him how he liked tho
kick that many of the citizens are making
because the board did not arrive at some con-
clusion in the matter and go ahead with the
erection of the building.
swell" said he, ~ wish ! was off the
board, and | would kick, too. Some one
Jumps onto me every day, and | can't really
blame them, although it is far from pleasant,
One very wealth citizen says we are all a lot
of id FOOLS and other expressions equally
c~ommendatory tend TO make our offices any
thing but a bed Of roses. To tell the truth
in the matter, 1 don't know what we are
going TO do, and | suppose you will have 10
say that we are simply resting on our oars"
There is talk of doing away witt the dead
lock by rejecting all the plans for the new
building and readvertising, The contest
seems To settle down to a tie, half the board
f~avoring Allen & Bells plans, the other half
f~avoring MaNon's. The latter has been al
lowed 10 Withdraw his plans and change
them, 10 overcome some objections raised
against them, 1t is a queer sort of a pro
cedare. Probably when the bids GENE in for
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-25
Rnarl of Tna1e-

The regular weekly meeting of the board
Of trade was held last evening, President
Wells in the chair. Chairman William
Moore, of the hotel committee, reported that
the bonus of $50, 600 had not been subscribed,
and requested more time; also that a card
had been inserted in several eastern papers
Offering the above amount to any party who
would erect. a si50,0GG hotel IN this city.
Chairman f. j. Day of the advertising COM
mittee requested that they be authorized to
issue any number of circulars not exceeding
rs 5000 to advertise the advantages of Council
Bluffs. Board granted the request, the cir
culars to cost not more than $50. The COM
mittee on advertising requested the board to
purchase ii map of the city of c. r. Allen.
The matter was referred back to the board,
with instructions TO further consider it. A
proposition from the Omaha World printing
company to sell the board 5000 copies of IA
special edition of their paper containing a
write up of Council Bluffs, was considered
and the secretary instructed to furnish the
World company with certain data, and to
furnish names of parties who would take
1000 copies. Board then adjourned until
next Tuesday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-25
Christian Young Men.

The conference of the Young Mems Chris
tian association will be held in this city next
Saturday and Sunday, and extensive prepa-
rations have been made for an interesting
session. The following is the programme for
the two days:
SESSION.
April 90, 2:30-Devotlonal exercises
:00-Association work in small owns.
3:30-Work in too small towns to organize.
4!00-Bible study.
EVENING SESSION.
9:30-Song service.
7:45-Committees "How made successful"
A paper by G. c. Smith, of Marshalltown.
S:20-"Relation of board of directors to the
association John l.. Speares, Sioux City;
G. c.. Jenner, Omaha.
S:35-"Relation of the Association to City
Churches W. M. Danner, Des Moines.
SUNDAY, APRIL 20.
900 q. m.-Young mems prayer meeting,
G. c.. Genner, Omaha.
4:00-Gospel meeting for men only, John
L. Speares, Sioux City.
EvENING SESSION.
Meetings will be held at the Presbyterian
and Methodist churches.
Rev. DR.. Phelps will deliver the anniver-
sary at the Presbyterian church, and Rev.
DIR. Crofts will deliver the anniversary adj
dress at the Methodist church.
Reports from officers will be given and
some mention of the general work in Iowa
will be made.
Delegates have been invited from neigh
boring towns and entertainment will be pro-
vided.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-25
Much Money For Fast Flyers.

The races of the Iowa circuit for the pres
ent year promise to be most attractive to
horsemen and interesting to everyone. The
first meeting will be held at Cedar Rapids
from June 10 to the % inclusive; second at
Marshalltown, June &c to 90 inclusive; third
and closing, at Council Bluffs, July 8 to 6 in
elusive. The purses offered amount to SIS, 900,
divided equally-s6, 900 to each meeting. Ten
classes are made, giving 5000 to each class,
and are divided as follows: SO per cent to first
horse, 25 per cent to second, Is per cent to
third and 10 per cent to fourth. The amount
of the purses insures good horses in the diff
ferent classes. Hon. Charles M. Smith, of
Earlville, ILL.,, will ~officiate as starting Judge
for the circuit. He is one of the best for the
place in the entire west. Entries for the en-
tire circuit will close Jun IL at II O'Clock p.
IN and should be addressed to either U. A.
Blake, Cedar Rapids; J. E. Henriques, Mar
shaltown, or Thomas Bowman, Council
Bluffs. The Omaha spring meeting occurs
June 10 to 10 inclusive. About $1,000 in
purses is offered.
The dates fixed for the Council Bluffs
meeting cover July 4, and every effort will be
made to make the celebration of the day one
of the grandest ever witnessed here.