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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
A BLAZE OF GLORY,
The Decorations and Fire Works tn
urandeat Ever Witnessed,

Fhp hbpplhllphh hhu hllp Wplhh lh'
arandeat nyer Witnessed,
The Democrats Of Canton did them
solves proud yesterday In theway Of deco
ratlona and fire works, 10 describe each
aud every building and place would make
q book, The ladies seemed 10 take u
great Interest, aud many happy home
alone the line Of march gave vent 10 the
Joy over the triumph Of the people, Lit
tlo children with nags and flowers were
clustered about doarmamma In mnnypor-
tlcos aud while the procession was pass
Ing waved their flags and handkcrchlefs
to tho passing yIpiora, Those In the pro.
ceaalon were surprised nt tho Interest
manifested, II was genuine and heart
felt expression Of a conQuorlng legion,
The NEwa'DEMoCiAT red rooster was
seen In residences on every street In this
city The faithful Democrats Of Housed
street are worthy Of special mention, The
residence Of August Volzor and Scrnph
Rlchart were models Of beauty aud true
patriotism, The exterior of the Y, NJ. u,
C,rooma presented q gnudy appearance,
A handsome crNyon portrait Of "lho Man
That Won,n was suspended, llogh and
rooatora being In profusion, The place
kept hy Mist 4 Deorcr In tho Empire
Block was profuscly decorated, aud q
banner bearing the inscription, surround
cd by red rooatora, "llall 70 The Chlof,n
The NEwa'DgMoORAT ollloo front dis
played lta proyorbal rooster TO q good
advantage, The cigar store Of
Monchoa a Bro, was q model Of
beauty aud gave a good exhibition Of
decorative art
The Efforts Of the faithful showed out IN
bold relief aitor tlo sun had a0t Al
South aud Chorry streets string Of
Chinese lanterns were strung noroaa tho
tile street, the hOtcla aud court house
wore red, white aud blue, and tho
new building Of BochOl, Dumoulm q Co,
wNa u blaze Of glory, Gas had boon con.
Quoted 20 the roof and myrluda OF little
lights ahono In unison with the grand ylc-
tory,
Whom the procession reached East Tua.
cnrowaa street the rcd ilro aud rockets
were on all aldoa, When the NEwa.DEM-
oClAW oillcc was passed thoro was a grand
display during the passing OF tho whole
procession, In the West End, near tho
Duobcr works, the display was simply
magnificent. With the whistles blowing
and Hon OF rod ilro intCrruptcd by
ascending rockota and fire balls, tho
scene was ono mover W be- forgotten, The
ltlblic Square was u pAndOmunlum II
ilrO aud enthusiasm. Let Il hC well said,
"Mcll done faithful people, you have and
will receive your reward
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
OSNABURG.
A Patty and Danco Dislocatod tho Hip
.u...J Othor Nows,

A Patty and Danoo Dslocatod tho Hip
.a...J Othor Nows,
A most delightful party was rendered
Miss Mary Hale, daughter Of Chus, Halo,
at her residence on Nassau street. The
o. G, Baud was present aud furnished
music for the occasion, After partaking
of the elegant supper 10 their fun satisfac.
ton those present repaired 10 Schulrcll's
Hall aud engaged IN dancing and various
other 0musemonts, At u late hour they
returned TO their homes,
Mrs, Emanuel Miller, living on Nassau
street. met with painful accident by
falling down stairs, dsocating the hip.
j. II, Robertson, principal Of the high
school, and others met on Thursday cv0n-
ing and rcorgnni1cd Literary Society for
the coming winter.
ChNs. Smith and Albert Hale returned
from nm extended trip through the Wcst.
Joshua Whitclc0thor returned from his
visit TO Illinois just IN time To attend the
Democratic jubilee.
Several cases Of diphtherln are reported
In town.
Rcv. Weaver, Of Ashland county, will
preach IN the Trinity Lutheran church
"wednesday eve. Como and hear him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
IN M HMoRIAM.
Tho Bar Of Stark County Take Action on
tho Death Of Vhoir Follow Mombrr,

Tho Bar Of Stark County Take Action on
tho Doath Of rhoir Fellow mombrr.
A Amcoting Of the Stark County Bar was
held In Court Room No. ut o'clock this
morning TO take action on the death of
Louis SchOcfcr The meeting was called
to order by Geo, Il, Baldwin, who nomin-
otcd Judge pcOsc as chairman and he was
unanimously elected, On motion of Hon.
ry llartcr Ralph Amber was elected sec
rotary, On motion of Goo. h. Baldwin
the cholrwus instructed 10 appoint a COM
mittcc OF i've on arrangements. Judge
Pcosc appointed Geo, Il. Baldwin, John
Long, w, j, picro, Judge Mong aud Judge
Thoycr Judge Mong made u motion that
u committee of three, consisting of Robt.
Folgcr, Judge Frcnsc and w. w. Clark be
appointed 70 draft resolutions on tho
death OF the l0mcntcd Louis Schnofor
The motion was unanimously carried,
On motion OF Henry Hartor II was decided
thht Common Pleas court would not ho in
session during the funeral nbsouucs, On
motion OF Goo, T., BALDWIN ne Bar of
stark county IN 20 meet nt Common plena
court room at ! o'clock y, IN, Thursday
nnl from there attend the funeral In n
body, Tho committee on resolutions
were instructed to make thcir report nj
1880 tomorrow, after which the meeting
adjourned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

Market, south ON Market 10 Cedar street,
thence countermarohed on Market To
North street,
Owing to the death Of Mr., Louis Sohaef-
or tho procession did not pass North
street, Coming back 70 the Public square
the fire works were distributed,
MasRlllon sent over from 700 10 200
people, while tho number from Carroll'
ton, Minerva, and other southern points
on the &, @, & S, road was probably GOO
Every surrounding town In tho county Of
any size, sent delegations ranging from
100 to 1000 In each, Alliance sent over q
large delegation, and part Of the Tllden
club OF Cleveland came down ON the @, @
a ~, road AT slH o'clock Almost every
delegation Of any slle that opmc brought
band with them, and the Grand Army
Hand and the Canton City hand Of this
city belng out ln the parade, tic air was
full Of sweet strains OF music from every
direction,
The dilloront clubs presented q fine ap.
penrance, ChGprRitnr went up Ha thOy pv
ed Through the streets. lhoyoung men \ -
longing 70 these clubs were very fayora-
bly, HpOkCn Of "A the procession passed
tho band stand on the public square Il
was reviewed by Goyornoroloct Camp
bell, who wan Kept continually bowling
aud Holutlng during his stay on tho stand,
ln return The crowd gave vent 10 Ia feel
ngi by cheers and loudly applauding
him,
One good feature Of the lollilloatIon was
that thpre was but fGw allglt accidents,
and none 20 mar the happiness Of the cell
onraguh, Ohe 9I the best phrlH OF the
od cart, somewhat similar to'a hnyrnke
machine, On the rear Of thlawna nrrnng-
el about q dozen wooden arms tlnt worlS-
cd in such q manner as a. resemble a p0r-
son kicking, On the cart was a lnig0 ban.
nor, Inscribed, "Wo Kick on High 'larilf,n
II created quite good deal OF laughter,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
THE Y. M D. G.

Turns Out lBo strong and Makoa Fino
Appearance,
Tho Young Mons Democratic Club
made an unusual fine appearance In the
procession. There were 100 In line and
they were roundly Opplaudcd. Tho streets
were In horrible condition for marching,
but this didn't dctor the boys from turn
ing out In full force. Govcmor.clcct
Campbell IN his Tabornnclc speech stated
that tho Canton Y, NJ, d, G, would soon
achieve national rCputation. Tho Cincin-
natl Duckworth Club presented thcm with
200 badges and thoy return thanks for tho
unmV,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
Notes,

Tho Middle Branch DRUM Corps made
"a fine appearance,
Editor Phelps OF tho Alliance Leader
took In the great jubilee,
The Cleveland delegation had to stay
all night, tho special not returning,
Editor skinner, of the MaasIlon Indo,
pendent, was over aud appeared to enjoy
the parade.
John w, Holfrlch and wifp, aud Mrs, $,
Harsh, Of Carrollton, were interested spec
tators lnsl evening,
Joe Morhcad, an attorney Of Uhrlcls,
vile, o., was In tho city last night taking
IN the lollilcatlon.
Mossrs, w, A. johnson, j, X, lIolcomb
and Robert Reed, Of Kont, o., came down
last evening 10 enjoy the celebration,
ShcrlCf Sawyer, OF Cleveland, and Hon.
ID. G, Goodman, Of RavennO, were enjoying
the Festivities In this city last evening,
Editor Lawlcr, OF the Carroll Chronicle,
was over and had his Democratic faith
renewed by the great demonstration,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
Bro JUBILEE AT MiDoLnBRANou
The aroatoat Jubilee Ever soen Ia those
Partu-''upboundod Enthusiasm mile
OF shouting Democrats in Line,

Tho Greatest Jubilee Ever seen la those
Partu-''u ulboundod mnthuaiar m-.A Mile
Of shouting Democrats in Line.
MIddlobrndch experienced the greatest
demonstration In Ia history Monday
evening, Nov, H. Shortly after darl, the
northern horizon wHa Uhlnlc with the
flushing Of light aud the air Wcmuous
with the roar Of canon, About Il ia0 O'Clock
the procession formed at Lower Middle.
branch. II consiHtcdo of New Berlin bands,
Marlboro bands aud Mddlchmnch drum
corps, three thrCshcr engines covered
with flags and red lanterns, number Of
decorated Wagons one pulled hy sis
horses held boat for "Sult River with
Major Mckinley Ug stccrWmun aud Fora.
kcr looking through telescope for
"brcukcrs ahcad,N SomuHDO men march.
cd In line with torchogHud lanterns of rcd
aud blue, Shortly after 5j8O O'Clock the
procession, supcrintcndcd by A. W,
kinscly ~ marshal moved uorlhward to
Upper MIddlChruuch and through that
Republican stronghold with great glory
ond dignity aud In due time returned 10
South MiddlcbrOnch whore largo
honllrc had been hndlcd, Hero the
Democratic cohorts halted and after three
cheers for Campbell prolonged shrpla
OF steam whistles nud u piece Of music
FROM the New Berlin Band the president,
A, NJ Wise, introduced Charles Krich.
baum who spoke for twcutymnutcs 10 an
audience OF ~ least 800 people, Ito
briefly stated the causes that contributed
to the victory IN the various States, told
some taking stories In keeping with the
occasion, cNhortod the Middlohrunch club
to Keep up IL organization and begin To-
work OF education from this day on, II
was u grCNt day for Mddlohranch and "A
great credit To Democracy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

Committee Of Canton aud tho public, At
the drill last evening full arrangements
were made for the trip, aud the following
volunteers were chosen 20 ROi Lieut., H.,
N, Baxter, Sergeant j, .Gaulhlcr Quarter
master Sergeant A, Pine, 6, w, NloIn, ",
Cppron, A, Winder, D. fahi@ 2, Cnhoon,
&, Ames, Sergeant j, Gaulhlor will have
charge Of the section during firing, The
cannon was sent 20 Canton This morning
about 4 o'clock, and tho mon will follow
pn u noon train,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
Food for tho 1gngor.

This afternoon q rich and racy case Is
being hoard before Judge Pcasc and u
Jury, The plaintiff In the case Is Miss
Emma Oswald and the defendant Thomas
Slattcry, Tho former lsOn auburn haired
young lady, and exhibits lively hodc,
and charges that the defendant Is lis
father The case Is being stubbornly con.
tested and some sweet correspondence h
being read 70 the jury. Both parties In
the case reside at Maxine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
THE AKRON pGLBsA ION

And tho Men who Handled tho Gun.
Ofthc Akron delegation present TO as-
sist In making tho welkin ring last even
ing the Beacon snys; A section of men
of Battery Il, with one gun, under the com.
mnnd of Lieut.. j. N. Baxter, will pnrtici-
pate IN the Democratic celebration nt
Canton this afternoon and evening. They
have agreed 10 shoot 100 rounds as an nc
commodation TO tho Democratic Central
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
A PARIS YOUTH

Badly Injured by Attempting to Stop
Runaway Horse.
Last, ovoning during tho parade on
North Market a horse standing az the side
of The atrcot got frightened and started 70
run away. young man by the nnmo OF
Rolston, who lives near Paris, attempted
10 stop him. He was knocked down, and
rather badly bruised by the horse.
Friends camp 20 his rescue and took care,
OF nun, wllllc the horse was caught by
dnmulo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

spIratIon, etc, The important point Ii
thot cold ~ tho head N an iniamma,
llng Of Tie llnlug membrane Of the nose,
which, when unchecked, Is certain 10 pro,
duce h hcnlarrhnl condition for catarrh Is
essentially q cold which nature rs no l0n,,
er able 10 throw on, Ely's Cream Balm
has proved ~ superiority aud sufferers
SHOULD resort Ia II hcfor that common ail-
becomes seated and ends In obstinate
Caturrh,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
A JOLLIFICATION
That Carried This Democrat
ic City Ivy Storm.
BY Eventide tho Principal
Thoroughfares arc
Crowded
-
And the Multitude Increases as
the Minutes Speed liy.
BY Eight O'Clock tho Sidewalks
Wore Almost Impossible
Aud the ROadways For Squares We're
BlOCkaded by Visiting Delegations,
Governor-E Elect Campbell " Given
Rouaing Reception,
Tho Decorations and Pyrotoohnioa
Exoeedod Expectations,

And Everything Passed on az Pleasantly
aa q Wedding Boaat-.-rhe Parade--'i1K.
oroiaea At tho Tabernao aole.-.liome on
oooration---other Matters Connected
With tho urandeat Political Jubilee
mvor Held Ia = hia Vicinity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
herioua BlnIl.

Yesterday evening at Ave o'clock Al.
bert Rcdmon and John Routzky wero at
york on the roof of n building on East
Eighth street. They fell TO the ground u
distance of 20 feet. The former broke
both his arms and suffered internal in
jlrios' The latter dislocNted his shoulder
Rpdmhn Lives In Williams street and
Rqutsky on Virginia avenue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
BOILING WATER
pndIy purnn q Yonnr ohIld M rrol

Badly Burns Young Child NJ Trooburg.
News reaches this city of serious acci.
don't TO a year old child of Mrs. Hartlcll
at Frcoburg. Tho mother had poured
boiling watcr into churn preparatory to
using She loft the room for moment
when the child pulled the pin from the
churn sending the water over hor She
was badly burned but she will recover
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
On tho Cash naaia.

A straightforward cash burglary was
reported at police headquarters late last
night. Some thief entered the residence
OF Potter B0rtlcctt between and o'clock
and took $40 In cash from u trunk belong.
ing TO Theroa Stcnnn, domestic, A
drawer OF bureau IN the house was also
riilod and 81 In cash taken thorofrom,
belonging TO Henry Bartlett. There is no
cluo to the perpetrators.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
It win Tol,o tho omoial Count to Decide

The following dispatch camu 70 us last
evening Just after we went to press, II
touches the question Of the election Of a
Licul-Govcrnor and Judge Of the Supreme
Court:
.CoLuMuus, Oo Nov, II, u. m,
There h u bare possibility Of Marquis
and Follctrs election, II will take the
official count 10 decide and may defeat
them, w, A, TAYLOR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
nronnht Iiomn por nnrlnl.

Samuel OlIalter, aged q years, died al
Long View junction, Texas, last Sunday
afternoon of Typhoid fcvcr. His remains
were shipped at once for Canton and ar.
rived here this morning, They were talk.
en- TO the home of his mother at t73 South
Cherry street, from which place they were
takon TO Rowland cemetery and Inferred
nj two o'clock this afternoon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
THE TRANS eARENcIEs

Carried In tho Procession Elicit Great
Applause.
The trnnaparcnciorUarrlc Ia She pro-
coasIon were striking aud olicitcd yocif,
orous cheers. One Of the most catching
tranapnroncica was entitled "MNjor's
Dream In which Congressman Mckinley
was shown closely wrapped up IN bed
with water from an leo cooler above his
head, cooling his foycrcd brow through
an open apigot, Atouchng Transparency
showed the dctCasgd Governor IN SOUP
bowl, On the reverse side was tho in-
scrlpton, "johunio Get Your Gum
Tho other transparcnCics were! "Twcn-
N'llyc cents u line, Rep, Printing Co., g..
u, Il, M0nnot'H majority O1Sp "Oh, hon
est mon bO not afraid, Tariff reform IL
not Free Trade;n "Ihcy Registered us
and we yotcd;n "icgIstrntion sopms TO
Prevent Republican Fraud and intimla-
tionl "lannor, Tariff Reform, nul1cll,
Tho Fnrmcr aud WorlIingmcn Did it;M
"Wc Watched thcm and We Wound Them
upjn 1--WE are u Democratic Council Ex-
clusiyoly for Lcganton and not for
Boards Of Registration
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

We can recommend our readers to use
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup In all cnscs Of
coughs, colds, etc.
"Mother, the ladies are all out in their
Spring dresses, and can't wear mine for
fear Of neuralgin.n pshaw, child, 10, and
buy bottle OF Salvation OH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
Fnn aRnAp JoLlIrloArIoN.

Whore tho graceful slmlahilleh
Waters MI tho ycrdant valley,
In tho haIy days, November
When tho moon was IN hof splondof
Ana the brilliant tented woodland
ioro tho hues uf brown and soMlot
Whom tho wild birds In tho forest
seemed 10 sling a,na NJ sadness,
When the crow was nylnE southwark
Aud the hawk wa, nuroo tor ialloha,
When the hya milky poiela
Had all turned 10 dust aud pollen,
Then We saw tho Camphch oominN
Ana tho pema had BIG blow out
Tho biggest oy0r seen IN Canton,
All tho Doma oi all this aeollun
All pounoed down NJ once upon M
Doma from Maxine aud ufoent0wh
Denis from iaohhNn and New Heilin,
Dcma from waynu,barS and Alllanee
Dems from Masslllon aud ooyeandI
Doma from Akron, Kent aud PORTAGE
poms from rlaln and ruscaIawmi
Dems from Middle imneh aud woostorl
Doms from Lexington aud FUTON
Lots II Dema from rlko aud rafsl
Dems from Perry, Lake aud sandy
Aud . wagon load from Lawrence,
Dona from ilhrlylllc aud MineryAi
Doms from Loula,lllr aud uarloI
Doma from ohabufg and ffoohufgI
poms from all the tarms aud hanlcis,
Gathered on tho streets of Canton,
juStt see tho CampOolhcomlnR
And the noise was pandOmonlumi
like q hail storm on mil DAM
Llkoa cyclone IN forest
Rose tho shouts ot halolulah
while tho booming cannon numbered,
And red iiru shat the moon out
Llkomifa live yoloano
Had torn ail ~ rOolh VI blaze out
Aud was shooting all lla mouth Od
From the umolhctod htcH 0f ages
Yoa II was tho grandctt blow out
Ever soon In All this region
The Democratic lolliacatlon was =
grand success.
In the matter OF people, Il was tho
greatest affair over hold In thla part Of the
country,
[ AZ oyontdc they began TO arrive on all
tho traina Thcy camo not only from
,yory town. village and hamlet IN old
Molly stark but from the cities Of Akron,
Cleveland and from cities and towns In
all Ac adjoining counties.
by 7 o'clock the main thoroughiOroa Of
uo city woro crowded with such aurgIng
mass Of enthusiastic humanity that they
woro almost impcnotrable, Az the min-
uteS went by tho crowds increased until
o'clock, even tho roadway In the public
square was packed and the eidowolha on
tho streets radiatlng from the square were
Iammcd, from Third TO below Seventh
street on Market and from Cherry TO the
Valley railway on TusoHrawae,
II was little wonder that Goycrnorolcct
Campbell IN his speech At tho Tabernacle
estimated the numbor Of people AZ from
100000 TO 15,0OO0o0, llo explained that
this was Of course rough estimate and
II he erred u was because he never before
aaw NO many people collected together.
II was indeed grand ratification OF
splondIdvlctory and wOa corrlodtoa o suo-l
ccssful torminotloni Tho 'atrcota were
crowded until near midnight, Tho pyro.
tochnic display made by the procession
on Market street was tho finest that has
over boen seen hero. Tho displays from
private residences and business houses
warn llnp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
A YOUNG Boy

Threatens tho Lifo OF n Companion,
Frocburg is excited over the arrest OF
u young boy there on the charge Of assault
with intent to kill, His nomc is John
Ditch, aged ten years, and his ollonsc was
threatening the life of the daughter of j.
u Dickinson with an ax He has boon
bound over TO court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
AN ERROR

Results In Several Doleaat,ons Not APP
pearlng m 3 o Procession,
Many visitors present expressed tho
opinion that the parade was not up TO
their expectations. There IL no account
ing for tastes, But the procession would
hive been much larger had Il not been for
an error IN arrangement, whereby Louis
Vile, Alliance, Akron aud other dclcgn-
tons were left out, Each place furnished
II good number.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
SUDDEN DEPARTURE.
A Hostlor a. 70 Livery Stable Missing, 10.
gothor with Somo Property.

Eolhor WIN bomo Property,
Several weeks ago there came To this
city u young man giving his name ns
Harry Smith, He was hostlcr, and oh.
tnncd work at j, l., Robhs livery ON
Piedmont street. Wednesday night az IA
late hour hc smupglcd u horse nnd burry
from the stable aud did not return with Il
until carly In the morning, A duy or two
after he left for parts unknown.
After he had gone a set of Veterinary
surgical instruments belonging 20 DR.. H.
g, McQuatc, and a pair Of seal slingloyca
belonging 20 j, l., Rohb, Esq, were found
missing, II has since leaked ont that his
midnight trip was visit TO u field between
this city and Mnssillon, where lot OF
ovcrcoats and clothing which were stolen
had been planted, The object Of the trip
was TO put them In q safer place.
IL has since been learned that hia nnmo
was not Harry Smith, but Robert Shcc.
lie lived at Beaver Falls, Pa, where ho
has u wifoNnd family, and had n number
OF times figured In the police courts. The
police here are on the lookout for him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
Aoo'oLocK DINNER.

Governor Campbell Entertained by Mr.
Isaac Harter.
Gov. Campbell was entertained AT Isaac
Hartor's, on North Market street, whore
during the evening hc received u large
number Of nallcrJ The following gentle
men took q 0 o'clock dinner with Governor
a pbell, apthc guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
III 4 llnrtof; Hon. John u. Blale, Hon,
Al hony Howolle, Hon, John u, Monnot,
ID Johnson Shcrrlck, George ID, llnrtor,
pdmrhne, j. II. Rcigncr, Esq, j. u, Mich
onor, Charles krichboum and |. Il, Shnrs
WppUJ