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The Washington bee., 1889-10-19
ROSSLYN, VA.
A MINISTER ORDAINED INTERESTING
EXERCIsES-REV. JAMES H. LEE
GIVES GOOD ADVICE.

The little church in RossIyn, Va.
across the acquiduct bridge,
known as the First Baptist church,
was packed Sunday afternoon,
Notwithstanding the rain. The oc,
casion was the ordination of Rev,
Geo. W. Cole, as pastor of that
church. 1t has been but a few
years, since Rev. Cole could be
seen with bible in his hand pre-.
pairing himself for the Christian
ministry, until he at last succeeded
only by close application to study
AS a worker the First church has a
good man, as a Christian and a
gentleman Rev. Cole has no equal
A little after the hour for the
services to begin, Rev. Walter H.
Brooks, read a passage from the
scripture, followed by a beautiful
hymn, which was sung by the whole
congregation. Rev. James 81.
Lee, of the 3rd Baptist church was
introduced and preached an in
teresting ordination sermon, tax.
ing for his text Thess. 8; IL verse.
Rev. Lee begun by Saying that the
light of the material sun is hailed
with joy and gladness, and wei.
coined by every nation under the
blue conOpy of heaven.
But dow much more is the light
of the sun of righteousness to be
desired? If the one be necessary
for our comfort in this life the 9th
or is necessary to guide US in the
way to life eternal. Hence the
apostle, not only labOred to spread
the gospel himself, but endeavored
to get all of Gods people interest
ed in its behalf, that by their uni
ted prayers it might be established
in all the world.
Paul met with opposition and
obstruction in preac hing the Cos
pei where he was then labOring,
this was the case with all the rest
of his fellow ministers and cO-wOrk-
ers. THIS is the case now where
ever the word of God is preached
and in it's simplicity. and under the
power and denomination of the
Holy Ghost. Pray for the brother
whom you have called for your
spiritual leader; pray that he may
have physical, mental and spiritual
strength. A spiritual leader must
have spiritual strength to enlighten
and enllven others. Rev. Lee
spoke at some length and cOnclud-
ed his excellent discourse by say
ing that is the great commission
given by Christ-Go ye into all
the world and preach the gospel to
every creature. Brethren pray for
us that the word of the Lord may
have free course and be glorifed.
And because Christians have in
every age prayed to God for the
success of the world, Infidels have
laboured in vain to overthrow the
car of Salvation. The church Is
founded on a rocK, and the gates
of hell shall not prevail against it.
Brethren and sisters continue in
prayer for the onward march of the
Gospel of the Son of God.
In the absence of Rev. Z. S.
Laws, who was to have presented
the church to the pastor, and Rev.
Lee, who took the place of Rev.
Robert johnson, who was to have
preached the ordination, Rev.
Brooks presented the pastor to the
church in most impressive man
ner. He told the congregation
what their duty was towards their
The Washington bee., 1889-10-19

JACK Frost said to the Lily.
"Wilt thou" and she wilted.
Wilt thou. dear reader, buy o
LIGHT RUNNING New HOME Sew
ing Machine. Don't, wilt but
say yes, and send US your address
to % Union Square, New York.
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LOCALS.

D., Lee of the Ord Baptist
.D,S franklin st., is quite d
pulpit orator.
srce crowd turned out last
S.tb,tb morning at Asbury
church to hear Rev. Peck
The parlor concert given by
/. Ne Vocal and Instrumental club
FTday evening Was we'll attend
ed.
Notwithstanding the rain on
ssf Sunday evening there was
unite an audience to hear the pas
Tor repeat his sermon on southern
outrages at the Plymouth church
Mr.. Harry A. Clark of class '89,
Of the Normal school has been
APPOINTED to a clel kship IN the
Post office department, under the
civil service examination.
The social entertainment III the
lecture room ofLincOIn Memorial
Congregational church, Tuesday
evening, for the benefit of the
nome for INDECENT girls, was q
success. This is one of the enter
prises that should be supported by
the people.
Save money and time by hav-
ing Laxsdor alwaps on hand, and
Dsing it for the numerous diseases
which more or less troubles fami-
lies at times. Sold everywhere
Prce only % cents a pckage'
NuSlc-They had been to the
opera and heard the finest music
BY the leading talent. They went
home, to hear the baby's wild solo
until it was quoted with a dose
Of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, which
once reroved the iatulence
The Phllomathian Literary and
Historical society will give theil
first Dramatic aud Musical en-.
attainment at GaIbraith A. NJ. E
church 9th street, Friday evening
Nov, 18th. See advertisement 4
the bee" and hand bills next
Ssk containing list of artists.
nv. w. A. Burke, pastor o.
the UnIOn Baptist church, CHM.
OhIo, preached an eloquent SER
nou from the 2nd Corinthians
\ and 18th verses, at the 5tt
baptist church to a very large
aggregation on last Sunday
morning.
lie lests at scars, who never
sNa wound" aud a man may
sand with his hands in his peck,
e. aud laugh at a poor, worn
llvumatic, out if he is a gentle
g'an he'll step into the neares
uls shop, aud buy him a bottle
USGIVatlOn OIL for % GEMS.
The Philomathion Literary so.
'lS'y Met last Wednesday even
lg at Galbraith A. NJ. E. church
s listened to very interesting
UsOate. On next Wednesday
evening Mr.. e. A. johnson vii
;'aG paper entitled: Literature
~ Beauty aud USE" The pub
DIE cordially invited.
New, q. W. Lee of the 5th Bap
nS' church will deliver a discourse
ool, southern Outrages upon the
~, SUD'ed people, and will reply t.
~ Chafges that the killing o
sae Negroes is because they don't
IL I1'Se God, on next Sunday a
So oolne one has declared deceit
c ~Upse than consumption, aud tn,
.'a is a true one. Man,
Ise s. tle "concelted" who cry dowr
Io sS,'lmate remedies, and who de.
onIr NV suffering humanity, who's,
U NJ: salvation is the immediat,
''s OF Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
Ba nae death of Capt. Alexaubri,
~, hofi, which was announced " !; :
we Press of Thursday morn;n,
The Washington bee., 1889-10-19
THE BAPTIST UNIVERSITY.

The Board of Managers met on
Monday last at the Zion Baptist
church 8. W. and elected the follow
ing officers: For president Rev.
RS. Laws D. D; for vice presl'
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orally useful. Call between the
hours of 9 and IL o'clock.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
SOMETHING ADDITIONAL
About the Centennarlan Located In ht.
Union, This County
Auteat Day--A Large Attendance And
ConRrntuiatory Telegrams From
People OF Mote.

Mr.. josiah IIartLell and wife have re,
turned to their home In this city after
Joining In the festivities over tho one
hundroth birthday Of Ellis N, Johnson
at Mt, Union, Monday, Of which cole
bratIon exclusive mention was made In
the News DEMOCRAT OF that day.
Mr., llartzell reports that the celehra.
ton was q most plea ant one. After
the dinner and reception, Mr.. Johnson
made q short but stirring speech.
His sou, kllla Johnson, Jr, acted 40
master OF ceremonies, and among the
number OF oongratulatory kilograms
read was one from the Hon. Iamos q.
Blaine and one from President Harrl.
son, through hiB secretary, Mr.. Blaine
asked Mr.. johnson 10 accept his sincere
congratulations upon attaining his one
hundreth birthday and upon the high
character no had always maintained.
President Harrison regretted that be
could not be present, engagements pro.
venting, but he expressed his sincere
congratulations.
Miss Dorcas Hopkins was Mr.. John.
sons hrst wife. Shortly after her
death he married Mary Ann Graves,
who 10 now In her Both year She II
was who taught James q. Blaine, Sec.
retary Of State. IIe was then ten years
old, and although no was bright, she
noticed nothing unusually brilliant
about him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

Reformed church by lley, Leberman,
and aome aeOeaaIOna 10 the church we're
made Mr., and Mrs, Hiram Doll were
tho guests OF Mr., and Mrs. n, Doll Bun,
day ,,uOuf former tOWnRman Jacob
Carl and family have returned from tho
the weht and Will locate here again A.,
William llarter had hia arm broken by
2 piece Of coal falling on him while Ut
work Ii the mines last week ~, Her
man Smith has q new bOarder, The
now conner 10 not a man, but q mighty
big boy for his age Tommy Jamea
got on QUO OF his little aprees Saturday
evening aad sounded his little trumpet
4 little too loud at Adam bOlllng0F, 80
lhe marshal placed him IN the little
cooler until Sunday morning IL did
him little good Miaa Cafmie Hos
/ utter, whose term ~ teacher la the
NJ eondaTy department closed Friday,
left on tho evening train for her home
40 IA merYa, Miss llOhtetter Ia an ex-
rellenlS teacher and has made many
frlends tere Of, Miss Obreen OF Canton
was tho guest OF Miss Ida Reed over
Sunday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
RUN OVER BY THE CARS
Is the Sad Fate Which Befcll q Can
ton boy ~ Fletcher, o.

Sheriff Leihinger llwt night received
telegram from Fletcher, Ohio, atat,
Ing that Albert thinker had been killed
At that city, by u train Of cara passing
over his body The telegr,un also stat
Cd that on his perSon was found a lot
Ter OF recommendation aipled by
George j, Robin, u, J, Burwel q Co.,
John n, Dine and Nicholas MelehOir,
No particulars OF the unfortunate A.
fair we're given In tho telegram.
The deceased was a son OF John ltmi-
kor OF Petersburg aud was formerly
engaged In tho grocery bu0lnoB NJ No,
iD7 South Market street and left Can,
ton sometime last week, He has two
aalora employed NJ the Bee Hive Nov,
city store on South Market street. y.
Il, R0bel one OF the partners OF tho llrm
whore hla aiatora are employed, loft for
Fletcher this morning 10 bring the re,
mains 10 this city. The deceased was
well known IN this city ana had many
friends who will DO pained 10 learn OF
the unfortunate accident which cost
him his life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
A FASHIONABLE EVENT
At the ParlOrs Of the lIurford Tuesday
Evening
A Hebrew Wedding OF Notc--rhO Guests
Present Prom Abroad,

The second Hebrew wedding OF great
note In this city for years took place at
The Hurford Tuesday evening.
II was the marriage Of Miss Eta
Splro, daughter of Mr.. Ralph splro, the
clothing merchant, to Mr. Il j Gleich.
man Of Cleveland, and it was q success
In every detail,
The feryiCes we're the impressive
Hebrew ceremony and were performed
by Rev. DR., Machol, Of Cleveland. Tho
hour was s o'clock and the ceremony
was performed In the hotel parlors, in
the midst Of flowers, relatives and inti.
mate friends,
After the marriage ceremony an ele.
CANT wedding supper was served. Az
ter this was the reception II will he
remembered by those present as gsWtll
aud pleasant affair.
A large number OF valuable and
handsome presents were received,
among them being $500 check TO the
bride. A number of presents were not
received here but sent direct TO Clevc.
Land where the happy couple viii take
up their residence.
The newly married. couple left on the
night train FOR an eastern bridal tour.
A host Of friends sent congratulations
Among the out OF town guests were
Morris M, Nathan and A, Gleichman
and Mias Rosa Geichman of Cleveland;
Mrs. f. A. Smith Of Cincinnati; j. A.
Dryfus Of pittsburg; Mr.. and Mrs,
Levi Of Alliance; lsadore SpirO, Of
Johnstown Pa; Mrs. T. Dryfus Of Pitts.
burg, and Mr.. M. Ganta Miss Dryfus
and Mrs. Grantz Of Louisville. A mum
ber of congratulatory kilograms and re-
QretB were read.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
Am EsTnHMHD LADY DIES.

Mrs. Lorinda Robinson Broathod Hor
Last on Saturday Evening Aftor Short
Illness.
Saturday night at 9 o'clock, Mrs
Lorinda II. Robinson, wife OF Dr.
Sherman Robinson, died at the resi-
dence, No. "a West Tuscarawas Street.
of peritonitis, after short Illness. She
was married about twenty-five years
ago and Is the mother of Eve children,
all living. She was forly.three years Of
age and came to Canton about eight
years ago,
The funeral services were held at the
residence Monday afternoon at o'clock,
The remains will be taken TO Wooster
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, and
from there to Reedsburg, Wayne
county, where the interment will take
place. The death Of his beloved wife
Is severe blow TO DIR. Robinson and he
has the sympathy Of q hostof friends in
his bereavement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
SETTLED THE CASE
Samuel Ramsey viii Not Be ProseCut.
ed For EmbcEzlIng Money
From the Plttsburg In
stallment Company,

The case Of embezzlement commence
cd by tho Plttsburg Inslallment com.
pauy against Samuel Ramsey has been
compromised and the charge with
drawn.
II will be remembered that some
time ago warrant was Issued Tor Ram
seys arrest on charge Of OppropriOt.
Ing money 10 hiS,own use, which belong.
cd TO the Pittaburg Installment com.
pOny, He left this city before the war
rant could DO served but was after.
wards arrested In Beaver Falls, Pa,
and Marshal Plecther went to bring
him TO this city. Before the officer ar.
rived he had been released on bail and
departed for parts unknown. lle has
now paid the full amount claimed aud
hence win not DO prosecuted,
About the time the warrant for his
arrest was issued here, a constable from
Coshooton arrived In Canton looking
for Ramsey. lie was wanted there TO
answer 10 n charge OF seduction pre-
ferred against him by girl In that city.
IL seems he had been down thort pass.
ing himself of az u single man and had
been having q gay time with some OF
the Coshocton girls. AT this time he
had u wife and family living In Canton,
The constable did not lind him aud the
charge is still pending against him,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

CoUNCILMEN,
Ward Pant Gschwend, d., 370;
ed, q. Miller, Il, 3al; NJ A, Troutman,
r., lli Total. 72l. l.ft.
QBchwend's majority, 10
Ward Emil j, Dome, d., 300;
q. Edelman, r., 2g7i Mark Thompson,
T., 10; Total, B26,
Donze's plurality over Edelman, l9,
Ward 80. H. Slentg, d., i50; j.
0ppenheimer, H., M7; David Breck
bill, r., a. Total 72S
Slentz majority 100,
Ward 4-Julius py, d., 300; ]. b..
Hershey Il. 2S3; William Mckenzie,
r., Ia; Total 0i6.
Py's majority lS2.
Ward SO. A. llssig, ID. 1886, vii.
liam Lichtenwater, Il, $50, Seymour T..
Hart, Z. 10. Total 627.
Essig's majority %.
Ward 6.-John Duffy, ID. $50, Ira M.
Allen, II, $40, George N. Webb, T. IL.
Total 68I.
Dufys majority SO.
Ward Fired Lied, d. 1856, Curtis
Sandals, II. 1884, p. V, Loutzenheiser T..
, 10. Total 730.
Lied's majority 8S.
BOARD or EDUCATION.
Ward Joseph Dick, d., 4l9; w. II,
Harrison, II $50; Samuel Roclshilll, r.,
n. Total, 725.
Dicks majority, ll3.
Ward 2-Charles Spanagel, d., 377;
Josiah Hartzell, r., 226; #. Q. Baehrens,
r., TO- Total 622.
Spanugel's majority, 1872.
Ward Frank Alexander, d., 465;
q. M. Aman, H., 245; Aaron Killie, T.,
II; Total, III.
Alexander's majority, 1893.
Ward III. w. Raedel, d., $3.50; A.
w, Conger, r., 244; John Forehope, r.,
10; Total, 0l6.
Raedel's majority, 80.
Ward 5--Oharles Krichbaum, d.,
$40; Conrad Shade, H., 254; Christian
Stoyer, r., 10; Total 0i3,
Krichbaum's majority IS.
Ward 6--W. II. Peters, d., 305; Cy-
rus Q. Bostiok, r, sSl; Rev. John
Eoel, p. n, Total tb9.
Petera mai1rtty0
Wasd 1--J B hi,hnsr, d, 3i2; A. b.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
A SCHOOL nNTnRrA1NMENT

Given at osnNburg--An Excellent Teach
or--Poraonal Notes,
The entertainment given by the
schools on Saturday evening proved to
be q grand success. The room was very
much crowded. The exercises consiRt-
ed of vocal and instrumental music,
recitations, dramas, periodicals, etc,
this being the closing performance of
the winter term Of school. The per
formances were well rendered, and we
were glad TO note the marked improve
ment which the schools have made In
the way Of literary attainment, and this
speaks well for the teachers.
A series Of meetings were held In the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
A HOT BRASS FILING


Bert WoofI, q IIampden employe,
met with a serious accident at the
works Tuesday, and the loss OF an eye
may DO the result
While at work in his department in
the afternoon q hot brass ding struck
him in the eye, He endeavored to ex.
tricate 1t, but IL had secured n good
hold. Medical attention was secured
and surgeon has been at work on the
eye since. 1t is the right eye and will
probably be lost.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
Cornell, u, 1884, John IL, Whltmer r. u
Total no.
OOfrella majority lB,

Cornell, y, 1884, John II. whltmer, r., -
Total no,
Correll'a majority IL,
ABaItssOna
Ward l,--Charlea NJ. Henry, ID. 900,
q, w. AlthOuHe, II, 2ba, Aaron MumaW,
T., a. Total 7eb,
llenry'a majority l7b.
Ward s--Joaeph A, Wielandt, ID 800,
ThOmaa L0ntzenhouHer, H., lgB John
Stabler, r., s2i Total, 0lB,
Wlelandpa majority, i7O,
Ward Sd j. Mack, d., l05, vii
liam q, Arment, H., sii, w. II. Lon
hart, T., 10, Total, 7g2,
Maoh'a majority, 2O8,
Ward AL. II, smith, D., iO7, H.,
u, stimmel, T., 2Ss; Harvey Whitmer,
r., 10, Total 0i6.
Smiths majority 100,
Ward John M. Myers, d., a4a,
William Brlbbin, r. g70, Glen Bur
well, r., 10, Total go.
Myers majority o.
Ward 0-Edward Weckman, d., $685.
L, II, Darr, H., sOii Adam Moore, T., ~
total b8l,
WeCkman's majority, 20.
Ward 7--Andrew Bederman, d., 9Ol
CaYio Richardson, H., a0i, William ltlt'
terapaw, r., lDj total 7li.
Richardson's majority, "a.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

TRUSTEE
George W. 0ldleld, d., 1901; John Y,
Roth, RI 2Ol9; John W Gibts, T., lOl,
Total, 402i.
OldAeld'O majority, 6sl,
TREASURER.
James d. Barry, d., 919O. Howard
Van Horne, r., 202S. Newton 10, Wise,
r., l06. Total d0lO
Barrys majority OIL,
ASSESSOR,
Henry Jolly, d., 1872; Horace Spon'
seller, H., 40; Ellsworth Youtz, r., 4,
Total 3b8.
Jollys majority, 8.
JUSTICE or THE rEAoE.
Jacob IL. Reigner, d., Nls; Albert
A. Ringle, d., 2725; A. j. Fulmer, Il
a0l7; j. l.. Stanley, r., 1852; j. M. Reb.
stock, r., l06; Reuben Erwin, Pp 100;
Total, 9s27.
Reigner's majority over Fulmer is
900 aud Rlngle's ma ajority over Stanley
Is 903. These are official 0gures,
For Supervisors, Martin Horst, d D.,
was elected In District No. /, John
HoulZ, H., In District No. 2, Levi Baum
D., In District No. 3, Amos Deckerd In
District No, 4, aud Matt Dannemiller
In DiBtilct b.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
For ovor 'rhroc Months

my son suffered night and day with
rheumatism; 80 much 80 that he was
unable TO feed himself Your sulphur
Bitters cured him, and | am truly
thankful to say they are an honest
medicine. Mrs. w. II. OARLEToN,wife
Of Deacon Carleton, First Baptist
Church, Winchester, Mass,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
rhlnka HIN Too nroltAhle

WAsmNoToS, April 0,-lspeclal,l--
Senator Teller Is ont in an interview
denying that he voted against IalateAd
boceuso Of the Payne affair IIe says
llalsseId Is TOO excItobe for the Berlin
miaaiOn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
THE Observation-Disclosures

Hold Thor April Meeting In This City
To-day.
The April meeting Of the Iorticul.
tural Society was held to-day AZ the
pleasant residence OF Peter Chance, In
Cleveland avenue, About thirtyave
members we're present An excellent
dinner was served, The afternoon was
passed by carrying out the regular pro.
gram. The next meeting viii 6e held
on May I, Mt The residence OF A j.
Douds, in East Canton. Mrs. Samuel u,
Correll was appointed essayist for the
May meeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

aWhen the spring-time comes" we
usually find ourselves drowsy and ex-
hausted, owing to the impure and slug
gish state OF the blood. TO remedy this
trouble, take Ayers Sarsaparilla, the
most powerful, yetsafe and economical,
blood purifier In existence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
A DisllaEulahad Visitor.

tny Cable 10 tho NEwa- DnHoouArI
LONDON, April 1.--Mrs. Gladstone iS
q spectator at the Parnell commission
today She smiled ut RusEoll's attack
on her husband.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
wnntn Among uin FOLLOW noodlora.

NEW YoRE, April g. [Special.l-A
Washington special of the sun says that
llalsteads friends say the President
will send him to Berlin during the re.
cess II he wants to SO, but the informa-
tlon is that his preference is for the
senate
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

Two Men From MasSillon Landed in Jail.
Marshal Welding, Of Massillon,
brought William Monroe and John
Martin to this city this afternoon and
landed them in jail to answer to the
Of malicious destruction Of property
preferred against them by Peter Sailor,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
Anoidpnnlnr.

William Caseler, an old resident OF
Cairo, made q visit TO this Office to day
with n poster Of y political iolli0caUon
held az New Berlin after Polks cleo
ton. On II 10 n cut OF u growing roos.
ter and opposite an interior view Of a
coon, above II being "Delineation OF
Whig principles"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
Boiling Republican United States sen-
alOra are Decidedly Furious
Over tho Expose and Criticisms
They Have Been Subjected TO,
Aud Threaten the Press With Libel
Suits but They're Afraid.
A Woman Mayor ia TeHAa--n alateAd too
hHoitable For nsrlin-hafe Crackers
AZ WOrk,s.Othar Tsi6GrAphiO.
Characters Won't Permit il.

WARRINGTON, April a,-lspecial.l-
II Ia said lho boltlng Republican sena-
tors ara becoming no furious over at
taoka and exposures that they OOntem.
plate Wholesale libel suits against tho
preaa OF tho country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
oreAL IfEoILomenl ln ILhodo I.lnnd.

PROVIDENCE, April g. lspeclal,l-
Tho State election is progressing OK
oitedly Prohibition 10 the main issue
and there 10 the largest vote In tho his
tory OF the State being pOlled, There
Me four general tickets In tho State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
AdIudgod Insane.

Deputy Sherifl Rigler Tuesday after
noon brought Mrs, Louisa kalp, Of jus
tus, 20 this city, aud Probate Judge
Fawcett held an examination and de.
clared her 10 no insane. Deputy Sher.
IN Wlelandt will take Mrs, K0lp TO tho
Toledo asylum tomorrow
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

Death OF an Old ruaoarawas county OF.
iscu
John Slreb, father Of l., Streb OF iol
Mahoning street. died Mt his residence
In Lawrence township, Tuscarawas
county, ON Tuesday, NJ the age Of II
years. The deceased was greatly re-
spectod by all who knew him, and his
many friends win regret 10 hear Of his
demise
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
Major Mckinley Talks.

WAsuNdToN, April 3-IspOCiNLl-
Major Mckinley said thISmorning that
thercll bc no dooiaion In the worstoa
case for a month yet, but thinhO 10
should favor tho manufacturers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
An Abynnlnian King annn.

CINCINNATI April Especial T.
RumOm have reached here of D.
death OF King John, ofAbyaalAsi~,from
wounds which no received In the battle
with the DerVish Mottona,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
Tain The nlght Klnd on Oompany

WAnuNdToN, April a,-iSpeoial.l-
Bitter opposition ig sprlnglng UP
against Dick Parsons fOr Comptroller
Of tho Treasury, Ills past record Is
said % be very bad