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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-05

FAEss. Ialy s-The coal pas Al ST
s-AfAs, 81 wAssA iAe explosion al ire
a tp ess<Tei yesterday. Is stlil ca
iesa5 lerFe hxsises have been re-
sTyssSss, aist the work i attended With
greas aifss asss Rza sAaagsr. The sc.s,e
~ tAs Esss i hsrr@WSss Are. IA. rst
tAFnos hsS urtisrs4 lsssas4srrS 10 be
taNta rs oacS sesr tae rsltxg * TIE fAln.
lzSSs 90 sas ssv4a ssssE&S
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Ia : rasht ne..

CAsRs. gals sThe Sersish.s VIA
neFe ssfe@tei al 0r4sain by Casons
" iAgtzSe'> trs0ps. hare taken 10
tae aiiss, he gafsiatAts have cat of
tsls DeTElSs1es' water suppsV.
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A crim,a.i capse..-..

CB1eAea. Jaly A. Robert Russell, a
hergiar serving long terms in Joliet.
has confessed 10 being ole OF four
men @ho killed Fred CLARK, a drug
Eisg. whose mysterious death caused
ssch a sensation some months sgo. II
seenss that Russell with aceoEuglices
eat-red Clark store for the purT-sse
ef burglary. anss in stroggle with
tie druggist sssaE bins. Eszsell's sup.
posed aeeoaa pllees sTs asS0 IA Joliet.
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Ia. cerr.s, rAlps for tn. Lawn.

F7aslt tF9a9 = EEF4F'FaF aF98sTT
The peatest foiles E~DsNAhie Tor The
laSn eonsists uE Fstsset low ezii shoes.
hes=e 20 snzsek tie sesA, wlsieh siioaAi
sse If tame rolor, tbs scaFs a aoxing
~ lgsas0F uhs b sae8sa aiza match the
ssh. lossse whsfs staansf gsolsess.
sairt sud essxt. AFsi straw hAs sikfs loo
eHoNu. straight bFlza &34 hand ~
hassaentze mflh she r. and sAsh.
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QgIFssS. Miss, July & ~ Prince
fsemzi,.s ard Richard 1ssrslan. ceaossss.
seze hssgsa hers yesterday for The
FTar.seg ~ John Tas los. also casorrt
. ia lac frsseASe Il gseax tsrusg ef
Eeklss.e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-05

EssSnox. jniv {. The third raee tar
slse ,3tssaessgss seulss was rpxrs isdsg
Chsrs1s q. fsait.. anssfsuf ehasss gsiom
0s America easily sssfeas.4 small
Nsuniug By esshs Isnfths.
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A n.a r.asar..

SAy FR&xgg%aa. lnsv s.~-Iaszn T.
Bsyr. sas.ssvsss wsas~esla azd g2EasSsi
asAEsaFaefn-xF. a@s ssse<i a ~cssrsials
showine hss Indebtedness ~ Re ST. ~
azz. has Assess g. IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-05

CRsE11sr@S, W. Va. yaly A. The
{ Chesapeake & OhIc vezsibais train
sAs wrecked near unA early this
morning fy 2l2nasliae. The enssrses :
and EsrxaaAu were kiItel. M paiAsn-
gers preFe sers9a~lF in5sresl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-05

aasst4+tsA y atFr
Tie ion8en Trees having esndidiy
edusRsea TIE fsef. Gag@lssa raE<xs
s~ed set fesl go0 pFeu8 20 saY thss
PRETTY sell ia thts hGssness VI Tho
= 4usssaa tTea8g
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Gsssrsxgs&eeAE. Jniy a. - Mr..
HtrSctl, sAe nrs talseN4 Ssases snsfs-
lstes, te.aay Yse ensea A}s credentials
70 TOE ssatsza. lie I0es wsfa q cordial
rsssus s'ttAn.
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Sax - sxrss, CAl. JEiy The re-
Ysarsess essag-e 81 walA24a paszn from
tais ~ asSsrs yessers1ay sas errvaeosas.
IsosAn xas ssns 10 The >apa asylssa
ETassg Asrw N S.r-.
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John ssa-ata >.s ns.

LosE~ss. laay s.-Ghe report ef the
seF1c4s issssess u John Rasksn i. de-
.Siasea 10 lse xathoat loaBaAtson.
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HxgalS. July l. Hers Hascnslever.
formerly sealing sceiAast n4smher
oi ksze Fe schstaS. l. deaf.
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HH% E@fN #&@4
rp - fssi gh@ English sssiosocs
hssl sAs5 s4.1 sses u postage
ssasnp< That wouia 5.1aS SfuaF<
asSlps zmS sla Eesez 90 fks moon
aaa bsas Il seess sssd fe rfsd.
sJfmxoss 5AsANY Gr& = Tef up kr ar sskh9
fsa sssxes ~ vf@Es3 Essszss - $500
s&s sz4s4s sal * ssstss - FAx Hfset<aS~
- s.rssssafsfsx fs2m f3~ senNzs sz<Hy e14U
- &sxs = = xisss vax Hsy IS isfHssa -
! ssssszsssssgz ssgf sksFses- fmzy arNsH "a
.sss.s,v41s~s - sssaasi sae sazssp@rs If tM
ks4fssss fysz - 49, Do Ktts9 - ~
~ II sssss - sssssst , itszznes "a
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E 4. Griffith & Co.,
a,s SECOND STREET.
NOTICE.

p,r;es who are deslrous
4 selling or leasing prop
aty on Front or Second
erets will please call on
s. as we have customers
| ior the same
Wehave busincsschances-
Ne have business prop
uty for sale.
Ne have ground to let
/ ix long or short time.
Ne rent houses.
We collect rents.
Ne have a fine sawnlll
pans IN Seattle for sale.
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Judge Hort w5ti preside ever tie
,le3steraf5ons IL the VI a>sgs n gfon c3n-
sfitusSaHal convention during its sEs-
ssef1n - session ia Q3ympta TIE Es~
gaAgfrAn cancGs settled tbst nlatfey
this afternoon. whsn II T53sg ard ssa aa-
iuats.2 hnl to the position by a gnsal-
snozs soss- The non mating sSeech
wsS uss*e by gu3rs Turner, wh9 re-
alizlng shaf his defeat sas certain.
gvAeefulIv sshu4lssess ta tss insvSszhse
ard ssssk bis ssSssoa among the sup
p.aytefS of as fTsenG and former eua
ge3gsse on tbs suFTs ysss hsTeh- There
~ere fAirfV-iwa Republicans IN tie
esneuS aya All Ilftes. tisslY vascsS IL
tawssv ef .as Seattle candidate Teaa
C&yamsaNh AS SacT}Ge2a taAs kz<E-
srm Washinstssn n4s.hs h@ gn meas
are csamfortszt sssg Turner'S dese&t.
assss 5shn I. fse~see. Of sfxssams f'asis'
m.aS ngussss ss tk~ candidate 81 tie
esnsssS seq ehisf sl@es
e. srsy-twe R~palSsgawS sssa@s noa
rspgs~sas sas suss stFsSEih ef tl4e ks-
NJ. se&ms ia tie eaavpnfiaa BY 3sass
is,aFsaxn- Pat * sasse fourteen
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

In mis- administration paperl "Ihe oountry
~ n o congratulated upon tho advance OF
C,lbonn. Ills was tho roprobllo spirit that
comd nat h, Wto look upon Tho bright ana
nusnIolous da, TWAS pleasure 70 all that
ma t,o, NJ Cntnll. aWaa not present on lhe
ocnialon,"
Then wa come todrah, 'p' u"'ll''n' whose
Inauguration collapsed oyn. previous ou,'' .l
la thlt direction. twas rom, "'''' 'u' WV
5.m ui lbn procession up 7, ''.l'H'"''
nyoulo LIF1Ma grandson, old fif, ''.,''o
wsual of military display and bo me- '' .
gmul appearance 0s he rodo along o.''
apaHlldlg alp1rIaouod stood lp q hollow
squauofmmuuy 20 che aunms VI mariIal,
music
Apoau.IUr feature VI lha pamla, wH Hlos
mn0ou NAeoIa. drawn by 40 white horses,
followed bY ID spinning jenny on Is truck
drawn byaIE Whla husm,
I.ls hoped lulI hia grandson wIl ba moro
Hu Ium hearing u1 uniu lhe lmpor'u-
uII8a oi olilfo saoi1rB
just ono month after chat Veteran r1lo up
Pennsylvania Nyeauo ln Huoh gallant fashion
bis dead body wis borne over tho Sumo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

WArngmog Mlpl Tho president
haa returned " tho Senate, without opp
pl1Ml Che measure known ps lNa direct
Hf hIll, which contemplated Aofb0Um Of
Ho moneys collected nom lua several
uam ami territories uHlar OBJ. u.t Of
AumL lsll, ln Dis message of lummlt'
tNl, llauoldWt Wtnysi ithmy beIIot That
thla appropriation of tho public funds ID
not Within tho constitutional ppNnf oi
Congress
a shosr, bald gmtulty bestowed either
upon slalgs ur individuals, based upon no
better reason than supports the glll pro'
posed Ia Ibis bill, has never been claimed
10 be- provision for the general welfare,
A large surplus In tho treasury 10 tho
parent Of many Ills, and among them 10
found tendency 10 ON extremely LIBERAL
II not loose construction Of tho oonalllu'
tIon, II also attracts tho gaze Of states
and individuals with Kind OF fascination,
and gives rise 10 plans and prolonslons that
an unoongested treasury neyereould excite.
Tho people should not DO famillarlzed
with tho spectacle Of their government ro'
ponUng tho collection ot toSoa aud roator'
lNE lW'Ni .
Considerations which recognize seolloQpl
divisions, or the loyalty Of the dillor6nt
Blates ne the time this tax was laid, should
not eutor into tho discussion Of tho merits
Of this measure.
The difficulties IN tho way Of making a
lust reimbursement Of this dIroot tax, IN
stead VI exousIng tho impeHoQtlona Of tho
bin under consideration, furnish reasons
why the scheme II proposes should not DO
entered into,
am constrained upon thoconsidorallona
herein presented TO withhold my assent
from the bin herewith returned, because |
believe Il 10 DO without constitutional
warrant, because am Of the opinion thas
there exists no adequate reasons either In
right or equity Tor tho return Of the tax In
aaid bin mentioned aud because ! belieyS
it1 execution would cause actual Injustice
and unlalrnoss,
GROyER CLEygLANp,
Executive Mansion, March 2 1850
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

Proposals.

Sealed proposals Will bO received by the Clerk OF
the Hoard OF Education OF Canton, OHIO, until noon
OF wednesday, MnrCh 9Oth, 1889, Tor the furnishing
OF material and labor necessary Tor tho erection of
n new school building 10 be located IN the Meyer
llOlfs' Addition 10 the city Of Canton Ohio on lot
Of ground donated by said Meyer heirs said build.
Ing 10 be In accordance with tho drawings and spo-
Clflcatl0na prepared by VIM ulnthor, architect ana
" bo scon NJ the High SCheo building In this city
on application.
Proposals which do not conform 10 tho provisions
OF the Revised Statutes Of ohio must be rejected,
Tho Board reserves tho right TO reject any and all
proposals,
IVY order Of tho Board February lgth 1880
q. CESS VEIN,
H. y. MOSES
y, H. SILVER,
l., n COOL
JOHN DAHfNDEN
fob9a.hw Committee on Building
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
MESSAGE FROM the PRESIDENT
In Regard TO tho boundary Between Aims
kn and British America.


WAsnYoroN, March 4,-rho president
Saturday sent to tho House message
transmitting batch of correspondence in
regard to tho boundary limo between Alas
ka and British America, Tho limo Is 10 in
definite that to avoid trouble that might
arise In tho future, the United States ap-
pointed Professor Duls, Of tho Geological
Survey and England appointed DR.. George
NJ. Dawson, TO discuss tho matter DR.,
Dawson states as his basis Of discussion u
line from Portland channel, the Stilim,
Taku inlet and heads Of Lynn canal. Pro-
fossor Dalls submitted a proposition to select
q point In each Of the four passagoways In
TO tho Interlor.Chilkot, Taku, Stlkim and
Observatory inlet rivers, ot ten marine
leagues distance from tho coast, and lot tho
territory drained by branches coming into
these rivers soaward Of this point, belong
to tho United States and that drained BY
streams coming in eastward OF the monu-
mont, belong to England Tho country
would follow The wator parting between
tho two. No agreement was reached, and
the correspondence is sont to Congress for
It's information.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
cnllnn I.lllgnllnn peoldnh.

WNsmSdroS, March 1.-The sccro Ory OF
tho treasury has made u decision IN tho
case OF Perez DIckorqon, Of Knoxville,
Tenn, against Michael l., Woods Of this
city, Dckcrson was awarded 100000 In o
claim against tho United States tor cotton
seized by tho Federal authorities Woods
as Dickorsons attorney was sent
tho draft for this amount, and refused
70 give II up, claiming ono.iourth
for fees. Diolcyon appealed TO tho treas.
ury department Tor the issue OF o duplicate
draft for the full amount claiming that
Woods was entitled TO only $1,000. Tho
scor6tary decides to issue d draft for throo-
fourlhs Of the 800. 900 payable TO Dicl,crsou,
and TO allow the courts 10 settle how much
OF tho remainder Woods il entitled to-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

Tho inauguration OF Jefferson has boon
mado famous by its simplicity, and gave ris'
to tho oppression 'Joiforsonlan 0implicIty.
The great Democratic loador loft his board
ing house In tho uppor part OF Washington
with only two or throO friends. and rodo on
horseback TO Capitol hill, Dlsmountlng lhoro
ho tod his horse 10 tho tonoo around the
Capitol With hlB own hands and mOdo HE
way to tho senate chamber John Adams, his
old.tImo onomy, rotusod to DO present Ot tho
Inauguration, and novor iorgayo Jefferson
for hls dotoNt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

was not enough to fp'ak Of
Now comos the Induction Of Jackson into
Office Tint was remarkable occasion In
moro ways than ono,
Tho Democrats who had elected Jackson
woro wild with enthusiasm, and they made
things hum In Washington. Tho now presl'
don't had iroo and oosy western idoos OF hos
pItallty, and no threw tho White House open
to tho crowd. An almost Incredible amount
OF orange punch, u favorlto upplo In those
days, had boon browod for tho thirsty and 10
was to DO found In every ROOM Ono account
aays. "Thoro were palliuls Of vino upon CON
vpniont tablos. Ice cream was served In
buckots, and much Of II found lts way down
tho backs OF foshlonNbly attlrod Indies. Most
OF tho furniture In tho executive mansion was
brokon, and tho now carpets Bmlrched ana
Uttered with cigar stumpe, lomon pools and
punch II was only whom tho ingenious hoad
waltor ordered numerous barrels OF tho liquor
10 be carried into tho gardon and grounds
surrounding tho mansion that tho prosldon'
and q iow of his moro soloot guests wero ro-
llovod from tho noisy congratulations OF tho
crowd"
A feature Of tho Inauguration OF Von
Duron IN 1897 was tho absence OF John o.
Calhoun, tho representative OF the savo'
holders, Frank p, Blair, tho iathor OF tho
Democratic candidate for vIco president In
l99s. said pleasantly Of tho greet southornsg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

John Adams was lnauguralod In philadol'
phla In tho old building at tho corner Of sixth
and Chestnut 6troots, whcro ProlhonOIory
Mann now has his ofioo, aud which WIS once
occupied by tho United sRtos senate,
Jcnoron had boon his opponent at the
presidential election. and tho partleano OF
tho two LEADERS, suooosglyoly oheerOd thom 10
thcy entered tho SonatO chamber, Washing
ton and other notabloS were present Adams,
who was an extremely punotIlIouo and coro'
monIoua old follow. mado a speech from the
presiding oiIlcorS chair, and after taking tho
oath Of once. sat tow minutes In hIa chair
bowed TO tho audience and loft tho room,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

WAsnlN0foy, March i,-ln tho Senate
Saturday u conference was ordered on tho
deficiency bill dI6amecing conferences
report ON tho uudry civil bill was pre-
sented and further conference on this was
alto ordered, Tho conference report on
tho pogtonlco appropriation bill was pro-
Gentod and agreed TO, Tho Senate thea ro'
aumod consideration ol the Indian Appro'
prnton bin, Discussion OF tho bill wan
Interrupted temporarily 10 allow Mr.
shorman 20 report back iayorahly
tho House Joint rclolution 10 pr1m9lo
commercial union with Canada llo a1ltod
lts Immediate consideration, but upon OBJ
iocUon It was laid aside, Discussion Of tho
Indian bIll was again resumed and after o
number Of committee amendments were
agreed to, the bill passed., aud q conference
was requested
Tho conference report on the naval hp'
proprIallon bin was presented and agreed
10, and at 620 o'clock recess was taken
till 8p, m,
Tho presidents veto OF the direct tax bill
was laid before tho Senate this oveninR
Mr., sherman oontr0yerted the p9ylu6n
taken By the president Os TO tho power Qf
congress 10 pass the bill, saying II congress
had tho power 10 levy tho tax II also had
power 10 refund H.
Mr. Vest hcmorod the president for hin
veto and would yoto TO sustnlniL
Mr. Morgan differed with tho president
IN regard TO tho bill aud would vote for H.
Mr.. lidmunds said no had originally op'
posed the bin not ON the broad grounds Tho
president had put In his objections To
would vote against Ito passage. Tho vote
was takou aud tbo bill passed over tho veto,
yeas IS, nays o. The negative votes were
given by Senators Blair Call Coke, I'D
munds, Jones, Of Arkansas rOscoO Reagan,
Salisbury and Nost
Conference reports were presented and
agreed 10 on tho bills TO amend tho intor'
state commerce law, the bill In regard 10
tho salmon fisheries Of Alaska aud tho
naval appropriation bill
Mr. Blair asked unanimous consent 10
TO tako up tho Joint resolution proposing
liquor prohibition amendment 10 the con-
stitutlon OF tho United States
Mr., Harris objected lie moved 70 pro.
oeod 70 lts consideration, Tho motion waS
defeated, yeas 70, nays 49,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
Legal Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that the undersl ned has
idla day filed IN the Probate Court Of stark county
Oiln, his petition praying for an order authorizing
MN TO Opr0miae tho Clalin OF eHid estate against
James Lcagure on note and mortgage for elp0O0
made April LIST, 1894 bearing por cent annual IN.
forest, Said petition VIII Do FOR heatng on March
9th, 1899, E, LANDON
Administrator OF tho estate OF MalInda
Lraaure deceased,
DAY, LYNun a DAY, Att'ys,
February Goth, 1850, .aldw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
rbeir business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused
such n general revival Of trade at Dur
bin, Wright Il Cos drug store rs their
giving away to their customers Of 80
many free trial bottles Of Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous IN this
very valuable article from the fact that
il always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Group, and all throat and lung diseases
quickly cured. You can test II before
buying by getting q trial bottle free,
large size ST. Every bottle warranted,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
HIS BRAND OF WHISKY
IL had and socs Things tho Other Soma.
tors Don't,

tors Don't,
WlsNoroS, March i,--Sonator Riddle.
borgorat nino o'clock Saturday announced
In tho Senate that no had telcgraphod to
tho Governor OF Virginia, asking to bo re-
leased OF his duty as Senator on tho
ground that ho was Unable TO obtain rccog-
milton from the chair, lIo said he was
only waiting fora roply to the request that
ho bo relieved Of all further responsibility.
At9Os, Senator Riddlebergor attempted
to address the chair, IIo was directed to
take his seat, which bo refused to do, and
was thon ordered undor arrest and resist
ing, was literally dragged by tho sergeant
atNrms from tho chamber 10 The cloak
ranu,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
A somowhnt Romnrlsablc MarrIngo.

TAMPA, Fla, Feb 2S.-[Special. /
License have been issued for the mar
rlage of George William Leyeson Cow.
er, 4 wiloYer, otherwise the Duke OF
Sutherland, England, and Mrs. Mary
Caroline Blair, The pair have been
here some weeks. During u hunting
expedition some years age tue Duke
accidentally shot Blair the husband OF
the widow ;l EE "A .ss s - s 49,. -:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

Polk's installation into ofloo vas a lively
occasion, but that OF Zachary Taylor was
moro especially notable, FranGla pIorco
rode up Pennsylvania avenue IN aanowstorm,
but Notwithstanding tho bad Weather thoro
was big attendance Of Democrats 10 ohoor
thofostoratlon Of tholr party to power
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

Tho feature OF tho inauguration Of Garfield
that will bo most readily recalled by those
who witnessed II was his kIsslng his mother
attor taking tho oath oionloo That dial act
caused dcgroo OF talk and comment thai
was roplly remarkable, Thoro was an I'm.
monso attendance at daraelds InauguratIoni
tho avOnuo was buporbly decorated and tho
procession was tho largest Oyor soon In Wash
lugtop. Everything passed on pleasantly but
actively at work bonoath tho surface woro tho
forces that split tho Republican party into
factions within q iow months and lod a luna.
llo 10 murder tho president,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

Tho inauguration OF Lincoln was ono OF
lhos, that marked crisis In tho ayalra Of
tho nation, Tho secrecy attending tho
movements OF tho proaIicntoloot In bis com.
mg 10 Washington had m0do many people
doubt whether no was TO Hko part In tho
procession, but no was promptly Ia hIs place
In tho parade. and Of course, iB most CON.
spl1uous p3raonago, Thoro was an immense
,brong In Washington, and Pennsylvania ave.
ma, was jommod from tho treasury depart.
mont TO tho capitol, Lincolng inaugural Od.
lross was brief and impressive, His second
Inauguration was not such domonsDratly0
ailOr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
Annlhnr Mnrdor I'M MlnnourI.

W1NoNA, Mo-, Feb. 2S.-[Special. +
At Low Wassie, in Shannon county,
Sheriff Turley of Carter county was
murdered by a man named Thompson,
whom he attempted to arrest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
MOSCOE.

Sired by IIylas, 2;2i1E; FIRST dam by
Strattle Buck son Of Bonny Morgan,
Fee, season SSi0, to insure $40.
sR-S Spring Season from February 18th
to July lst. Fall Season from Septem
Der ist TO November 10Th.
Gg-I want to rent the use of fifteen
WANDA MARES to breed TO "BlaclS
Cloud" In March. ] will make II an
object TO owners Of mares. Send or
cali for extended pedigree of stations.
feb9i-hm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
RED JACKET.

Sired by Red Eagle, son Of Grey Eagle
FIRST dam Lady Woodbridge, by Frank
Boston, second dam Lady Eyens, by
Trmble's Eclipse, third dam Cayarnes
by Am. Eclipse, etc, to nineteenth dam,
See American Stud Book, vol 5. Fee
Sl5 by season, or 1926 TO insure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

ground In a hearso, Tho pOoo'huntors had
killed him,
Then tho yIoe'proaIdont took tho rona OF
government In hand and held them In an able
manner ior tho remainder OF tho torn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

Buchanan, PonnsylvanIa's only president
had n worry pleasant inauguration. Tho ayo.
nuo wm handsomely decorated and thoro
was big procession with lots Of enthusiasm.
II was tho last Domoorotlc inauguration untll
droyor Cleveland bocamo president,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
HISTORIC NAUGURALS.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS IN EARLY
TIMES

Those of tho rast ceptuF-Ths first
Iapugurel Ball fhrillinH Incidents
On Linonin's paY-Oid Iippeaanoe'a In.
duotau lntn Omoe-imppsipg nud Mag
nlnoeut Aiodern Celebrations,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

TO 800 months giving tho presldent
power loauIhonla tho cutting ot dead
timber by Indians ON government reserya-
tlonsinppropF'aingtilO 600 topay t'e legal
representatives, ui James H. lads iuf work on
tho jolllosi loradWiasIon OF four territories,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
WAMR IA.

Running mile l;iii9, half 5lli, sired
by WayeTly, son OF imp Australian,
llret dam wild Nan by Embry's Lex
ington, second dam Gleneelliu by Rim
gold, third dam Glenluce by imp, Glen.
ere, fourth dam by Am, Eclipse, etc, TO
the 18th dam, See American Stud
Book, vol. 4, page 5O7, Fee $50 by the
geagou. $40 To insure,