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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03

S1s7AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR
&@ Safety Council, No. 664 meets second
and fourth Thursday evenings OF esch
ing. 6ojourntrg compa ions in good stand
ing Gre cordially invit d.
W. Z. BARNETT, Commander.
GEnPCE "a kSny Snnrntnr,-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03

H. ASE1 hSIsLo VT NUN
miles from Anaheim; 60 acres OF vineyard,
foreign vines in a healthy condition: or
chard; two-story house, large barn; wine
cellar, containing about $4,000 gallons of
wine; tanks, punches, ETC.; plenty water;
and some furniture. Price, $4,000; terms
easy. Must be sold within so days. l..
sCHHIDT. No. l Arcadia street, opposite
Post ONCE de16 In
NoR sALE-sHEEP. IFTAKEN BEFORE
4 January 10, 1887, will sell band OF
1000 well,selected ewes of good grade. They
1000 or over. Price, go per head. Apply
to G. E. Hoar, Rancho SINH, Ventura county,
Cal. d23-Im
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03
EogsY &lClANS.

esssySICI HANS,
fNEU. II MiTCh ELL, Nj. Is. -'THE MUN.
" trose." cor. Fourth and Main st il 1m'
DIRECTORY Fur NURSEs--237 SOUTH
~ Spring street Hours--lf to IL. $3.50
TO $50, 8 y. NJ. to 8 A.M Also MASSAGE
treatment given. G.. STAtFFR. jena I'm
" ROBBINS, NJ. o., ECLECTIC PLY
u. stefan and Surgeon, Larronde block,
corner of FIRST and Spring SITS. entrance on
First ST. Electricity and diseases of women
q specially. Office hours--0 to IL, l to s
and to 9. Telephone 20. dl0-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03

CrOLEN--A Brown MARE, HiTUHED
- in front OF the Tribune Office. WIS
stolen about . o'clock in the morning
of New Years Day. -hc was about eight
"frostwork" on her face 4 liberal reward
and no questions askCd--will paid for
her return 20 Barrett Eastman, at The Trib-
une office. Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03

dor sALF-LOT 202x2s3, MAR RAY
IL mOnd Hotel, Pasadena, at bargain
Must sell. J. C. WILSON, 1876 y. First
street, Los Ange es. Janl IT.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03

EOK sALE-NEW TWO-sTORY, = ROOM
house, hall, bath room, pantry, large
closets, well, ETC.. cor. 18th and D streets. a
bargain. Electric tract Price $1,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03

NOR SALE-S6U-FRES Mich COW
J. and calf; gentle and good mixer: three
years old. Apply at cor. Richard and Pat
rick st eets, East l.. A.. one block from ter
minus of rwo-norse line. jar3 ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03

I OsT. SrRAYED OR sTOLEN-ONE BAY
IL horse, from 30 Also street; 141S hands
high: branded on the left hip with letter D.
Return to GOEDE IL FLEUR, and receive
reward of $50. decl9-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03

IGOR sALE-HORSES CONSTANTLY on
hand, coach rs, gents dirty ng, Kind
family and general purpose classes All
well bred and reliable. LEVI CORTEs, No.
I Tr,,p, n ctrapt Easf AOrnlps AL 81 a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03
BOARD AND LoDGuNG.

On. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES First
y class Rooms to let en- suite or single.
dQ-ff
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03
NfIAEEy,E,ANENJTS.

TTENTIoN DAIRYMEN-WE HAVE 90
a head fine e., and better bred Holstein
balance will be in four weeks. Also l6 well
broken ladies and gents driving horses,
guarante d sound and gentle. BURGESS &
GARTH, I. X. l.. BARN, TEA S. Main street.
Dee 31-atf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03

NOR SA LE-SOO-ACRE CHOICE RANCH
II at $50, on railroad, in this county, with
water. See Humphrey & Higgins ad in an
other column. Dec. Him
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03

- mile above Downey City, with da \
name aud tail, branded with p G or K G on
left nip. by notifying owner, the finder
viii receive liberal reward. JOHN y. Ell
LIS. Dnwncy. Cal. +i2-1t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03

IN n SALE-A FOUR-ROOM HOUSE FUK
l. sale cheap. Inquire of A. Willhartitz,
real estate agent, S1s North Main street,
room IL j2-3t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03

I O-T-A BULL BITCH WITH LEATHER
IL co lar Goes BY name OF Tutcs Re-
ward at 265 N,'rt,, Main ST. lana St.
tnJUND-UN MAIN STREET CORNER
l. Fourth-A gold-band bracelet. Owner
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03
FOR RENT-ROORIs.

ENOR REAT-l2-ROOMED NEW LODG-
n ing house at Miuu,tta Rent. $25 y u
mouth. Splendid chsnce to make big
money. Address Box 995. jan 3 It
dor RENT--TWU NEW COrrAuko On
L. bunny line, Just outside city limits
Convenient and accessible $50 and $50
er month. BYRAM & POINDEXTER, 81
West First street. d23-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03

NOR SALE--NEW SEVEN ROOM HOUSE,
L furnished, at Santa Monica; particulars
room ID, Roeder block. Spring st. Dill I'm
NOK SALE CHEAP-STUCK RANUH OF
Il 1000 acres; plenty of water--as u whole
or in parts. MILLS, CRAWFORD 4 FIELD,
IS Court street. dit
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-03

Il OR SALEM SAN PEDRO, NEW lODG,
ing house with % rooms, view of ocean
splendid opportunity, at cost price. Apply
4. Crutcher, room ., No. rs W. First st.
dSG.ti
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
BRlol's CANDIDACY.
Il u@ Really In EarAeAt About not want-
Ing the Aenat0rAhipY

Nav YoRK, December 20.-one might as
we'll put questions 10 tho aphyn1i as 70 wy
" Interview Calvin ,, Brleo on politics,
iie IL gentleman Of we'll known alhbllltY
and viii always treat a newspaper man
oourteously, but he has very sauye waJ
OF turning the oOnyenatlon into the groove
he wishes 10, and Ia the end has usually
found out much more from the interviewer
than the interviewer has from him, When
Mr, nroe suddenly appeared conaplouonaly
In Ohio politics last summer Il was hinlel
that ho aspirod 10 high hon0n In tho
party, and II was soon common rumor
here, m we'll m In Ohio that ho
was a candidate for the aenatonhlp which
would be yooated by Senator Payne IN
1891. Aayet not word has appeared ~
coming from Mr., llroe himself In regard
10 this matter Either the correspondents
have not interviewed him, because OF his
we'll known retloonoe or he has aa usual,
proved very unsatisfactory subject
Last week, Mr., James u, Townshend, Of
Ohio, well known as Mr.. nrloe'a manager
OF his great oil ntereata In that state, and
recently hla political lieutenant, was here
on business, II was known that he WIS
very likely TO know about What Mr. lirlces
intentions arc. Mr. Townahend was bo'
sleged by newspaper mon, but TO one and
all he said that Mr., llrloo had expressed 10
him only desire TO return from polilloa,
lie felt certain that Mr. Hreo would make
no active canvass for the senal0rhip, II
had never been directly referred 70 In their
conventions and he had no right to assume
that Mr., BrIoo had over thought OF attain
lng the position, edld not know what Mr.
Brcoa course might bo, were his name
proposed or urged by his friends, but
thought II only reasonable 10 suppose that
II no were urged TO make the canvass ho
might accept and II no did accept, he
would make warm 6ght
II In the general imprcrslon hcro that
Mr.. Brco Ia candidate for the sonatorship
aud Ii not paying much attention, for tho
reason that II would do no good 10 do so
now, TINT the chances OF getting q Demo-
cratic Legislature are not ilattorlng, and no
Is dccply engaged with business intorcals,
which were necessarily made 10 suffer
from lack OF attention from him during
the late campaigm,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
CHRISTMAS CHIMES.

Tho oYanksn aud 0Ilebs" once More Ia
Traternal Unlon-- what Has noon Done
Ia tho Past Few Years 20 Restore y
Good Feeling Dotwesn tho Two Sections,
onoo istranged.
BALTIMORE, December 99,-.rho past fow
yeara have been fruitful OF meetings bo'
tween men and organizations representing
the north and tho south, intended TO
bring about botlor, more iratornal feel
Ing between tho people OF the two sections.
Nearly every state has furnished her quota
Of rounioua and entertainments looking to
this end. Maryland added another 10 thu
lisi yesterday, Tho association Of lhO
Maryland line OF ooniodoratca presented v
General Felix Angus, who fought on the Un'
lon side during the late war, u handsomely
framed addrty, thanking him and tho
American newspapers, OF which hc ia pub.
Usher for the generous and many word
spoken In behalf Of homo for destitute
coniodcratca, General Agnus rendered
groat assistance, both morally and ma.
torially In establishing tho confederate
homo at pIkcsyillc The address closes
thusi "Roycrcntly and dcyotodly Gon'
oral, wo pray God 10 blcss you aud yours
aud your honorable comrades OF tho Union
army for the chiyalric generosity, aud your
support IN this oar tlufo OF trial"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
eRIoe's CANDIDACY
IL Ito Really In Earnest About not Want.
ing the Aenatorahipg

~ 10 NNfNAAN w AaNNNNHN -NNNN FfH fHA@sHN-f
ing tho aenatorahip1
Nav Y0RK, December lone might a.
we'll put questions 10 the spbynS, ~ 70 try
10 interview Calvin \, llrlce on politics.
Hs 10 u gentleman Of well known alability,
and will always treat a newspaper man
eOorleoualy, but he has a very tauye way
Of turning the conversation into tho groove
he wlshea 10, and In tho end has usually
found out much more from uie nterviower,
than the interviewer has from hlm When
Mr.. BHee suddenly appeared consplouonAly
In Ohio politics last summer II was hinted
tst he asplfed 10 high honon In the
party, and IL was soon common rumor
hers, ~ we'll M In Ohio that hc
was candidate for the aenatorthlp which
would bo voeated by senator Payne In
1901. yet not word has appeared ~
coming from Mr., Rroe hImseli In regard
10 this matter Either the correspondents
have not otnterylewod him. because OF hi
we'll known rotloonoo, or ho has, m usuf'
proved n very unsatisfactory subject
Last week, Mr.. James II, Townshond, O.
Ohio, we'll known ~ Mr., Btloo'a maneCF
OF his great oil interests In that state, arti
recently hlu political lieutenant WA hen
on business, II was known that ho was
worry likely " know about what Mr., irieSs
intentions are, Mr. Townahond was bo-
nIoged by newspaper men, but 70 ono aud
all no said that Mr., ljrco had expressed 10
him only desire TO return from polltloA
no felt certain that Mr. Brioo would mako
no active canvass Tor the aenatonhip, n
had never boon directly roiorrod 10 In their
conventions, aud he had no right 10 assume
that Mr., Brloe had ever thought Of attain
Ing tho position llodid not know what Mr..
DrieIa course might be, were ha name
proposed or urged by his friends but
Thought II only reasonable 10 suppose that
n ho woV urged 10 make the canvass ha
might accept, and Il ho did accept, ho
would mako warm fight
II Ia the general impression here Z
Mr., Bree is n candidate for the senator y
and II not paying much ottoulou 4
reason that u would do no rood x
nov, that the chances of getting suo
cratic legislature are not ilatlofin iSV"
10 deeply engaged with buslnos unu
which we're necessarily mad ','l'u,os ...
from lack OF attention from " nup
tho late campaign. W." "'-'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27

nALIqMonr, December 20, The past fev
years have been fruitful Of neellngs be'
tween men and organizations representing
tho north and the south, Intended =
bdng about a better, more iratornal feed
ingbetWeen tho people oi the two heotiona.
Nearly eyery state has furnished her quola
Of reunions aud entertainments looking q
this end, Maryland added another 70 uis
liet yesterday, Tho association Of ths
Maryland line Of eoniedoalei presented in
General felix Angus, who fought on the un
ion side during the ale war Handsomely
framed address, thanking him and ~
American newspapers, OF which ho ID pcls
Usher Tor tho generous aud many uoQ
spoken In behalf Of home for desutG
ooniedeptes, General Amua renderse
great assistance, both morally and ma
terlally In establishing tho eoniedorais
homo Ut plkesyIlle The address closes
ihual "Reyerenuy and doyoledly Cen
eral, wo pray God 10 bless YOU aud yours
and your honorable onmfadee oi the Union
army Tor the ohlyalrlo generosity, aud your
support in this our time OF trial"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
DEATHS DISAS'TER
CIIRIATAHAs CREMATION az ONE
HUNDRED PERSONS
ON THE STEAMER JOHN n, HANNA
WHICH BURNED YESTERDAY

70 tho Waters Edge AZ flalasu,ine, Lou,
isiana-Terrible Calamity on the Lover
Mississippi Only y Dozen People r''
oape-The noat was Loaded with Collou
The oaptNin burned 10 poptl,-rhe
First Clark Drowned The nlsIorio rllot
Hiiob smith" Among tho Lo't-rhe
Packet had Come Dat ut tho OuNcuta
River safely to be wiped out Ia rlsmss
on tho Mother Of Waters,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
EoRAKER eApLY MIsIAKIN.
white Caps In tho Duchsyc state Haven't
DlaDandod, by n Oood Deal,

White Cnna IN WV huNh'S' fN.s" ssAs''"N
DiaDandod, by n Oood Deal.
MANgyIELp, December 70, - Rlohland
oounty, the home Of John Bhorman, has
boen visited lately by some "warning"
posters Of tho whitc caps, and tho citizens
have become tcrrorzod-at least the merry
Gus norton OF the community have been In
that condition, Many oi tho people AT
Mansfield and Shelby, In tho Aforesaid
county, have looked on those warnings os
Iokc, and others would cry "chcSInur
when spoken 10 about tbcsc notices. nozcns
of citizens have boon warned 70 mond their
wnya or thoy would be taken ouj by II
.irht riders and whipped and probn 4,
nnnlshod moro severely still. Az N
missed by and nothing oamool thcsor ~
ibo excitement died out but has 80
ont again, for last night wick V,VNu vOs,.
who resides four miles wOst OF 3 M, ''''u'
tohon from his homo by obo ,y ~, Wy w., W.,
vIdrta who had whito caps "A ,o.l Ivy, v,
and was whipped In u rnvc a,aa. ',n' w. ~,
very brutally treated otlr ,-i,o '''''' wv
n Ia claimed that W. 49,, wh,,00A Il
wife q short unp N.Y. and these rcguluto
notified him 'nnt lhO would now giyo Ill
doso Of his own N edpuo. ltis said ,6,
there are quite a, .umbcr In Rohland cou,
ty who fear | no White Cap band, an
Awnt its com ing wilhfoar aud trOmblln
whlo Others nro armlng themselves ON
will fight II I no WhiipCaps coma to mole
,hom.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
rrsgtsd $3.50 IN value Tue men gave
their names aA u H. Conrad and pode Nc
oullough, Thay we're bound over to await
tho action OF The grand Jury at Hamilton
A Man NJ Logaa believed TO be Aniieled
with nydraph0bia,

WIN ibhfNphnblh'
LoGAH, December ~ There seems to be
no question bat what william Wesienber'
ger, Of this city ID afflicted with bydropho'
ba On the third day Of last July Mf
Weaienherger was bitten by dog mat was
supposed 10 be suffering from rabies lie
was attended by physician, and though
every preeantlon was taken 70 avert any
serious resulta hla hand became very sorol
healing only after long and careful treat
ment Wostenbergef, who h day labofer
and a man Of Ane physique, laughed at the
idea OF the dog being mad, aud has never
since tho day he was bitten, burdened his
mind with such thought Sunday night
Dr., Dalllson was called 10 Weslenbefgefa
home aud found him In q condition that
left little doubt la lla mind ~ 10 the all
ment Of the patient, II was not unlll
yesterday, however, that ho made known
the terrible nature Of the adllClon, Al Of
the resident physicians we're called IN, and
without exception, Il isleamed, agreed lhal
II was real case OF hydrophubia, The
first indication OF the trouble was noticed
In the hand and arIn mangled by The dos
Weatenberger thought Il was rheumauHm,
but no grew worse and hla Illness assumed
q more Hefloua form
The afflicted man has u vile a"" ,"v
hmall children lie will DO we'll cared Tor,
but II there ID no mistake s 10 his Illness
tho days that he will need care and atIen'
ton will be Of short duration, There arc
two dogs Ia tho nolghborhood that we're
known 10 have been bitten by the same
dog that attacked WeAtenbefgor, and there
ls a strong feeling that they should bo killed
at once.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
BOLD plRAT,
An Attempt TO Captw
ship Thw u ''"''Vo'O

An Attempt 10 Captur
ship Thw '''N'"
PANAMA, December !
v.S,S vsaS,nSS hayo ,o,o ave" Scd TO capture the
;SoA$S%. s c,S,e Of t: ,n IN me %'poousy boarded
Wv, Wv 60 =, ~ w lwas about leaving the
por' OF fanama ar Venezuela ports Thcy
m" "a WIN " forward passongcs, aud
dul Tor tno !" 4 that they had no tickets
hcy nigh' Gnyo succeeded In capturing
tho vessel When discovered they oponod
tho ban w 4 n lively sccno onsuod which
resulted q two officers OF the Venezuelan
guayd o twenty-five soldiers bong sorloualy
W0dnd cd, and tho death Of ono OF tho rovo-
w,to nary chiefs, The captain, although
'und br sharp lro In the wheel kousA
bra Scly stuck to his post. and ran his vouS
An 10 the wharf whoro strong force Al
BEitish police under arms boarded and
made short work OF the plretoa II Is bo
liovod this piracy was attempted In cor'
noetlon with n plan 10 capture the Boliwa
first and then with her capture tho Bcr-
b mudceo which al that date was expected 10
arlyo At Trinidad Subsequently, III
! Corotal wonld also have bcon lakon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27

Tho census for 1900 promiaoe 10 show In tho
United States population OF II ORC than 40.
OOO,OOO. Tho population In iSSO, according
10 tho consus OF that year, was 90 lbS,1S3 pos
sons, Of whom a8,d7b,a $50 wcro native and
0,0iD,0i3 foreign born, Tho natives had IN.
creased iO,4Si ,GgB from tho figures ot 1870,
which wcro ~ oDl ,t49 or 8l.b por cont The
foreign clcmcut had gained moro slowly,
bringing tho pcrconLAgc Tor thc ontIro popu.
lation down TO 30 por cont Tho samo rate Of
Increase applied TO tho consuH Of 1850 will
givo an Increase Of lb,0l06@ persons during
teu ycaiv ending lsDO New York Telegram
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27

NFw oRLEAEs, Dooember 2G-prcfIlenl
Blanks OF tho 0uaohlta liIyor CONSOLIDATED
Steamboat Company which company
owned tho burned stenmer John II, liar
Ing, says that boat had about 1900 bales oI
cotton aboard, lie thinks that tho mum
Der passengers was small as there Is ycry
little river travel at tho present time, Tb
officers Of the Hanna were ~ follows CaF
talu j. 8, Holiness hpt clerk, 3, H. Powell
second clerk, Jamea " Jordon pilot,
Henry Jowles aud l.owla Rawlings engi
neer, william lIanlcyi steward paulc
Carroll. The boat wa valued at SlSonu
and Insured for 1900
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27

PLAoUrMINH, LA, December 9O,--The
steamer John H. Hanna, loaded with coz
ton, from 0uaohita, burned here chty
yesterday morning, The boat and cdrro
are total loss The number ot people
who perished Is not yeI known, but the
loss OF life will be very great, ~ the hpll
had dpearly Que hundnd penona on board,
andbnly dozen 30 lar nro accounted lor.
Captain ]. s, Holmes was Ia command lnl
was burned 10 death, First Clerl Slu
Powell was drowned, The old pilot, bob
Smith, passenger on the Inflated vessel,
waA burned 10 death,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
Linn Nllntnra aantandodl

LAMA, Dcocmbor 70, In The court here,
William Goiua, who was found ss,leJ =. =
murder In The socond degree IN being an
AoocSSory 10 tho killing OF Patrick Hughes
on election ulgbt Vassontcnecd to oonlno.
saAai n "a tho pcuItcnlaryior liio motion
for now trial bolng oycrruled,
sam Thomaa another Of ivo rioters,
found guilty oiassault aud baHcrSws NV.
an seventy days In jail and 10 pay costs Of
uronoouliOn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
rhn l,lorldn sroolnl TnIn.

PHILADELPHIA, December @,-1'ho Penn
sylvanIa Railroad Company announces
that on January 7th the "Elorida spccloT
will DO placed In service again, and will be
run on Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays
thereafter II will leave Now York NJ O8O
o. M, Philadelphia 100 a, M Baltimwo
2i20p M, Washington $3.50 p M, and hS
rive at Jacksonville al 3idOp, IN. the noSt
laV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27

Brnbrr, December 20 Hon. VIM. Oos.
Sler, mnstor Of educational aIInir Of public
instruction, has sanctioned the order OF tho
Governor Of achlcswlg, that tho Gotsqnn
langiagc lono shall bo used IN elementary
schools after tho 0rst OF April noSt Or
tain exceptions avc mado In connection
N,ilh roliplouq toaohnra
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
A white Gap Weekly.

wmouHurR, December a.-IIlnm O.
Noweombo, Of Mt Orch, has started a
weekly paper In that village In tho interest
OF tho White Gap organization In that sec
tlon, Tho paper gives a history OF tho
dolngs OF tho organization and other local
nowa II will be published on the pros'
used by lhn DIAnnlnh. Of lhln city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
ronnd nond by tho Rondslde.

RrLrY, December 20,--A young man
namod Longatorlh, living In Kentucky
camo 10 this place o dny or no ago, and at'
torgotting intoxicated, departed for homo
Ilo wont parl OF tho way, and becoming
weary, lay down upon tho pike and won't
10 aieop. IIo was found noxt morning
dead. Tho oawooi his death 10 unknown.
but II Ia supposed that he died from drink
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
TWO WEeKs MORE
u IL Thought II WIN bo Iiofore We
Hear From atnnIoy Ilmseif.

10 IL Thought II WIN bo Iiofore We
Hear From stanley nlmselG
LONDON, December @-sr Francis n.
Winton estimates that II will 10 at loaat
another fortnight before the reception of
nows from Stanley himself via tho Congo
slr Francis believes that Stanley will 10
turn TO Zanzibar either by Wadolai, oceu.
pying nino months or via ADyi, occupying
from avo 10 scvon months IN regard 70
The latest nows OF the expedition, no aayn
that murh qi y may By true, but that n
will bo better 10 wait Tor lottcra ison
Stanley before indulglug In vaguo ahf.
miuoa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27

BmLrN, December 20--lIon, WIN Cos
sler, master Of educational aliairs of public
instruction, hos sanctioned tho order Of the
Governor Of Sohoswg, that tho German
language lone shall bo usod In elementary
eohools after tho first OF April noxL Cor
tain exceptions orc made In coniNctlon
with religious teachers,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27

Capt. Boycott, despite his torriblo expert,
ences In finland, dwoll1 absolutely IN no
hatred olthcr OF the country or OF ia race.
In u letter ho made use Of this romnrll "l 70
for my annual holiday 20 dear OIL livland--
10 ID my ono treat Of tho yeai."-.Dutroit Fiuc
Press
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
KRIS KRINKLES.
nUCKEYEDREVITIEs FROM TiIl
RIVER TO TIT LAKE.
A "wHlTE oApn NEWSPAPER START
90 At MOUNT onED,

IhydrophobiA In noohiuI oounty-The
Prescription Dodge Ia niEhiand.'Dealli
ofrrominent rarsonaGes Daring nurG'
lars Gagged -aaata Claus Nearly nufued
spa woman Arrested for Talhlna
TsmpsFanos-Islile ~ Too Much
whishy--auioides and auddea TAX
Z inas on-Ansn County isioters posed-
Sent 20 che renitsntiAry.
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Donth Of a Prominent Onlhoiic.

NEw YoRK, December 70 -Rov John NJ.
Grady, president Of tho Catholic Young
Mont National Union, lato president OF thc
Manhattan College Alumni Society aud
QUO Of tho most learned thoooglans and
eloquent orators among the junior prcs'
dents OF this archdiocese died yesterday Of
typhoid ioyer at tho agoof thirty-onc years.
lie was brother Of ex-senator Thomos n.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27

wAmivoros, December 20 -- Secretary
whitney has received 0ablo message from
Rear Admiral Luce In command OF tho
United States SLIP Galona at Kingston
Jamaica, aylng that tho American steamer
lIaytlon Republic. recently Soisod at Port
Au Prince by tho lIayiIon auLhor'lIoS, had
been surrendered 10 thon upon demand
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CrAalmroS, & o., December M.-rhc
schooner, Mary O, Dockor Now York for
rampho, put In horo yesterday In chnrgc
Of tho nnt officer her captain, Horny
Petty, having been lost overheard during O
-. ar pnnn IInilorna