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same overt act, or on confession in open court; nor shall
any person be attainted of treason by the legislature.
SEC. 81. Elections shall be open, free and equal, and no
power, civil or military, shall at any time interfere to pre-
vent an untrammelled exercise of the right of suffrage.
SEC. %. No tax shall be imposed without the consent
of the people or their authorized representatives. All tax
alton shall be equal and uniform.
SEC. 30. No distinction shall ever be made by law be-
tween resident aliens and citizens as to the possession, tax
alton, enjoyment and descent of property.
SEC. 80. Perpetuities and monopolies are contrary to
the genius of a free state and shall not be allowed. Corpora
lions being creatures of the state, endowed for the public
good with a portion of its sovereign powers, must be sub
ject to its control.
SEC. 81. Water being essential to industrial prosperity,
of limited amount, and easy of diversion from its natural
channels, its control must be in the State, which, in provid-
ing for its use, shall equally guard all the various interests
involved.
Sec. 80. Private property shall not be taken for private
use unless by consent of the owner, except for private ways
or across the lands of others for agricultural, mining, mill
ing, domestic or sanitary purposes, nor in any case without
due compensation.
SEC. 33. Private property shall not be taken or dam
aged for public or private use without just compensation.
SEC. "a. All laws of a general nature shall have a uni
form operation.
SEC. IS. No ex post facto law, nor any law ilnpairing
the obligation of contracts, shall ever be made.
SEC. SO. The enumeration of this Constitution of GER
tain rights shall not be construed to deny, impair, or dispar-
age others retained by the people.
Sec. 81. The State Of Wyoming is an inseparable part
of the Federal Union and the Constitution of the United
States is the supreme law of land.
, 1889-10-02
ARTICLE No. II.
DISTRIBUTION OF POWERS.

DISTRIBUTION OF towers.
SECTION. 1. The powers of the government of this State
are divided into three distinct departments: The legisla-
tive, executive and judicial, and no person or collection of
persons charged with the exercise of powers properly be-
longing to one of these departments shall exercise any pow
ers properly belonging to either of the others, except as in
this constitution expressly directed or permitted.
, 1889-10-02
CONSTITUTION
OF THE
STATE OF
PREAM BILE.

We. the People Of the State Of Wyoming, grateful to
God for our civil, political and religious liberties, and desir-
inc to secure them to ourselves and perpetuate them to our
nosteritv. do ordain and establish this Constitution.
, 1889-10-02

|orica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

JUDGE TERRY, who was yesterday
shot and killed at LalhrOp, Cal, by q
u, y. Deputy Marahal, for alapping the
face OF Justice Field OF the United
States Supreme Court, has had an event
ful career. Thirty years ago he killed
In q duel Senator Br0derlek Of Calif0r
mia, He was always considered a high
tempered and, when angered, desperate
man. He had made threats against
Justice Field and for carrying them
out lost his life, 10 would seem that
the U, $. Deputy Marshal acted hastily,
because II does not appear that any ef'
fort was made to otherwise secure tho
offender, althoagh Terrya well known
desperation ana unrelentlng hatred, to-
gether with the officers zeal 10 protect
indubitably the dignity Of justice Of
the highest court In the land may afford
moral Justification for the act.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
THIRsTING FOR BLOOD.
Winter Leads Summer 10 the Bridal
Altar
And tho Original oharlvari Which Fol-
lowed Almost Loft Bummora
Diaconaolate Widow.

II there is one thing more than
another that delights tho heart Of q
country youth II Is q good healthy
charlyarl upon some OF their friends
who have Joined the great army Of Ben
edlcta.
News Of such affairs float IN from
time to time from all over these aud
adjoining counties, At times tho re,
ceptlon given newly married couple
assumes some dlsagreeable and proba'
bly, thrilling properties, but II has re-
mained for the y0utha OF Delaware
township, Hancock county TO introduce
Il chanyari Of such originality that II
almost resulted Ia 4 tragedy.
Merle Soura, aged 70, married q girl
Of II summers, says IN exchange and
tho mischief mak0ra with two pailgfull
Of blood fresh from u slaughter house,
went out where tho newly married
couple were 10 spend the night. After
December and May had retired, the
boys slipped into the yard and surround.
Ing the house poured a astream OF blood
entirely around the premises, Having
accomplished this they drove some cows
into tho yard and then concealed them.
selves TO await developments.
The fun begun at once, The cows no
soouersniiltd the blood than they com
menced believing frantlcally and could
eaoily be heard milo or two Other
COWS caught on aud a00n there came a
procession Of boylnes from nearly oyery
farm IN the township, all Believing.
They fought stamped, paved the ground
and beloved IN chorus until tho
bridal couple fairly won't wild from the
annoyance,
Whom tho tumult was at lts height
the bridegroom, club IN hand, and clad
only IN red flannel, rushed out only TO
add fuel 10 the llame. On came the
COWS, S0ura rushed wildly around the
house with the enrnged bOyines In hot
pursuit. but the old man was light on
his feet and crowded the sprlnting
record close, and Just managed 10 get
back In doors as the horns OF the fore.
most animal In the PROFESSION tore
generous piece out OF his red flapnel
shirt; the bride In the mean time
screaming nj the top Of her voice.
No sleep came until morning, The
cows augmented until they numbered
fully 200, while from every direction
came the below OF recruits Fastening
10 join them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

MAYOR BLAKE gave Governor Fora
ker u good send OIL when he introduced
him 10 the Sherman Brigade This wal
generous and proper The Repository
with its usual plcayune spirit, seeks Il
make party capital out of H. by saying
that Mayor Blake introduced Governor
Foraker as the best Governor Ohio
has had for many years, OF course this
Is not true, aud the Rep, knows " was
not, but Is of no consequence what the
Rep, says as It's lump and languld utter
ances have some time since passed be-
yOnd the sanity Of respectable recogni
lion, Foraker was Invited here rs Gov
ernor of Ohio and not as candidate foI
Governorand Mayor Blake treated him
with the great respect and consdera
tlon due his office, This was right.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

THE ado made about the internal
machine (p) sent TO the Office of the
Kentucky Leader, is truly laughable.
We have oil heard Of internal machines
for 10 these many years, but they
seem TO be harmless after all. They
seldom explode. Their destructiveness
generally consists In what they would
do IL they were 10 explode. The sender
however, as rule, is considerate
enough to furnish the machine with an
anti explosive spring OF some kind, aud
all danger ig thus averted. In the case
OF the package sent to the Leader Of
fee IL will be observed the Leader says
"the editor Of the Leader told the mes.
senger to put the package on desk
close to the door," AT 10 o'clock a. m.
Mr.. Baxter, to whom II was sent, ex-
amined II hurriedly," and Opened II
partially" and then referred TO the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

for q street In ono OF the bunineaa
thorOnghfareH OF the northwest quar-
ter What was our surprise 10 md, M
stead OF the htf0lllng, peaceful family
groups, We saw la Paris, q motley com,
pany OF reeling, debauched men and
women, with not policeman IN hight
70 Ny 10 for protection, lieekleaaly
fearlees aa 1 am, tha walk OF -four OF
five bl0cka was a namelea6 horror, All
the decent shops were closed, but the
Internal gin palaces werh IN full blast,
dealing out damnatl0n 10 the donhly
damned We saw young girls OF SIX
teen and seventeen, with the bloom not
yet driven from their Cheeks so drunk
as 10 be driYelng Idiots, supported by
young men aa drunk 40 themaelyeai old
men, gray with inlQuity, middleiaged
mon ana wQmeni oil dirty and upkept
going 10 the denB OF perdlcllOn, aa last
aH drnnkel legs could carry tlern. Old
london residents toll mo these Sights
may ba seen on any Saturday night IN
London atreeta On sunday tho gin
shops are rlgidly closed, or They Are
supposed 10 be, though 4 have, ,aeap,
many with theaidd doors open, g,,
FASHIONS f09HiiE dmtG ~
/ have not told tho girls one word
about the fashions but viii do 30 now
for girls must dreaa, particularly Am!
erlcan girla. They can afford TO- o.n
|, Make your dreaa skirts without
drapery, A pihked fuoh, very full
hhd6f any desired width, may be put
across tho front width, sometimes all
around
2, Make your waists round and
wear sash Of mOlIe ribbon about aa
wide ~ your little llnger 10 long, around
your waist, tied little on ono side
Greek folds on tho bodice is in good
taste.
3, For evening entertainment aud
reception tiny flower hats are w0rn,
without strings, For the streets, any
style you may choose, you cannot go
amiah.
Natural leather walking ahoea are
worn almost exclusively for street
wear In Paris and ard seen TO some ex'
tent Ia London, or GOurae the fash
ionable world atill gets its styles from
Paris, from which all theae come,
KATE BROwNLEE SHERWOOD
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

ALL the signs Of the times indicate
that Ohio viii go Democratic this No
yember. The Republican party is de-
morall2ed The Administration 10
weak and wabbling; business is not up
to the promise; the laboring men are
dscontented and the cOlOred troops are
on the eve Of stampede, Foraker has
been saving the air and yelling, but he
has stirred no enthusiasm. ihe col
ored brother ia really In open revolt,
Az Columbus an organization has been
formed TO oppose Foraker, and NJ u
meeting held Thursday night, the Dem.
0Cratlc candidate for sheriff In Frank,
lin county was endorsed. There Is a
factlonal split IN the Springfield dis.
tIict; serious ructlon IN Akron, and
the devil to pay and no pitch hot IN
Cincinnati
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
THE uownNsTrNm FAMILY
Holds ita Firpt Reunion and Has Fino
Tlmn.

Holds ita Firut Reunion and Has Fine
Timo.
The first reunion OF the H0wenstine
family was held August 18th in the
grove one mile south Of Howenstine
station along the line Of the Valley
railroad. The dawn OF the day was
gloomy. At0 o'clock the clouds lifted
aud the sky became light. AT this
time rigs could be seen coming from
everywhere. The Sparta Cornet Band
arrived NJ 10 o'clock followed by the
Battlesburg drum corps at 1915 o'clock
with their genial drum major at the
front.
The forenoon exercises consisted OF o
game of foot ball; being called 10 order
az 1880 the choir sang "Jesus, Lover OF
My Soul" The reading OF the table
committee was next In order, followed
by q speech by Rev. ID. Il. Clark, The
table being spread the crowd retired
thereto and over $50 partook. The
visitors retiring to the speakera stand
organized the HowonHtine society. ".
Howenstino was chosen president; \. =.
Howenstine, Vice president; H. p. How.
enstine, secretary; l.. II. Robertson,
corresponding secretary and historian,
and M. Bowenstlne, treasurer q. How
enBtlne, O, blpkgfooge and ". Buchanan
were appointed n committee OF arrang.
ments. There were speeches by y. III.
Harris and Prof. Muckley OF Cleveland,
o.. music by the BnttleBburg Drum
Corps and tho Sparta Band; q song by
three little girls Of Huntington, Ind,
and song by Emma Howenstlne fol
lowed by The choir. Those from 0 dis.
tance were: Joshua Howenstine, Kent
land, Ind; David Howenstino, Bippuu,
Ind. Mrs. ELI Slusser, Maxim, Ind; Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Miller Of Litchleld, D.,
Mrs. Hissem and sonand VIM. Howen-
stlne OF South Whites, Ind. Adjourn
cd 10 meet the fourth Thursday In Aug
ust, 1890, at the same grove.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

THE veterans of tho sherman Brig
ada never had q more profitable reun'
i0L than the one which closes AZ Meyers
Lake, A News DEMOCRAT reporter
who eircua cd among the veterans al
the Lake, last evening after the speak
Ing exercises, heard nothing but praise
for Canton hospitality, especlallyof the
ladies' OF the W0man'a RELIEF Corps
who have done 6omuch 10 make the re'
union a patriotic and fragrant memory,
IN the hearts of the gray aud grlzz cd
soldiers. All who have read the history
Of the war know the history Of the
sherman Brigade, isa hlatory full
OF thrilling memories, and ineludea the
lercest and most destructive battles OF
the war, Those OF our citizens who
took such q lively and active interest
In the Sherman Brigade reunion, will
cherIah an ever pleasant and grateful
memory, that they did honor 10 men,
who, every one, are entitled TO obe classed
o. heroes Of the war,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
Manalod bv tho Oars.

Isaac Powell, q brakeman on the O.
& 2. road, was missed at Homework.
several hours after his mangled re-
mains we're found along the track near
Kensington. He had evidently fallen
from the train. Ills remains have been
taken 10 Alliance.
It was stated In that place that he
had left his wife and was suing for O
divorce. No petition for divorce has
been filed In the stark county courts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22


"pr0bability OF ITS containing an IN
fefnM maohine," then ahls attention
was attracted elsewhere" and she left
the package lying on the desk where no
found il, and 'abOut $50 o'clock IN tho
afternoon" say i've hours later, Nhe 70
turned 10 the Office and then "prO'
oeeded 10 open II carefully and "cau
tiOutly removed the outer wrapper OF
brown paperi7 then "he exercised such
care In opening the package after gel'
ting down 20 the paateboard box" All
this caution on the part OF the editor
OF the Leader and Mr., Baxter makes
one think they were half afraid u
might 'gO Off" Even q hhyeler deleo
tive would take the Leadera account
OF the affair and work out a theory In
short metre.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
A Sound Legal Opinion.

Il. Balnbridge Munday Esq, County
Atty, Clay Co., Tex. says: "Haye used
Electric Bitters with most happy re
suits. My brother was also very low
with Malarial Fever and Jaundlce, but
was cured by timely use Of this medi.
Gene. Am satisfied Electric BitterH
saved his life"
Mr.. ID. /. Wilcoxon, OF Horse Cave
KY, adds like testimony, saying: lie
positively believes he would have died
had II not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward Off, az
we'll as cure all Malarial Diseases, and
for all Kidney, Liver or Stomach Dis.
orders, stands unequaled. Price 50c
and 81. at Durbin, Wright u Co.'S
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

THE Secretary of The Stark County
Agricultural Society would do well TO
urge q meeting Of the Board Of Direc-
tors without delay TO prepare for our
fall Fair. stark county is the richest
agricultural county In Ohio, and we
ought TO show II In our fair We can
make the coming far booming sue.
cess and make II pay, financially, by
getting up list Of speed premiums for
horses, and Offering liberal prizes. The
successful race meeting that has just
closed In Canton demonstrates this.
The track should also be improved, and
widened nj the home streaoh. This can
be done at trlning cost. We hope 10
see our Agricultural Society move in
this matter without delay,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

We have seen strange sights In Lon.
don; the Bplendor Of Windsor Castle
where the jewel studded walls OF Al.
bert Memorial Chapel 10 n dream OF
Oriental magnincence; thepalaces, the
parks, the galleries Of art and sculptor.
We have seen the curdling horrors pre-.
served ut London Tower; tho court
where Anne Boleyn and Lady Jane
Gray, and scores OF nobleB, old and
young, were confined and beheaded,
But the BtrangeBt, saddeBt, most bewll.
doring sight OF oil 10 Royalty on dress
parade and squalor running alongside
In the gutter. II our ancestors wore
but sturdy bruteg, their rotalners and
laQueyB we're no worse. They oil had
pure air, good stout alo and oil the
roast beef and mutton they could steal
from their nelghbors. But this wretch.
cd crowding, huddling, brutalizing
modern England rides on the backs OF
all she can and treads down the rest, In
her wild chase for more wealth and
power.
Yesterday was Bank Holiday and as
we had mingled with the French day
and night, on their National Fete Day,
we had thought 10 share In the festiv-
tiles Of our British couslnB--at least
hang on the fence aB invited guests.
Az the day was q busy one we could not
90 out until after ten, when we started
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

WALTER BLAINE excused himself
from escort duty TO President Harrison
on his Maine trip, because he had a
black eye. Young Jim Blaine, how
ever, who recently deserted his wife
and unweaned baby, made himself very
conspicuous. The mystery Of Walter
Blaines black eye has been explained.
No one struck him, but he was pitched
off u buck board. He lost his balance
while saluting lady.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
LONDON 0LEANlNGs.
yery Rioh and vory roor
Huperauoua Females aud How II Comes
About-.loyai Annuities and What
They Como TO Drunken
London-Fahhione For
the Girls


LONDON, Aug, 0, 1889,
BY the census of 1850 London had a
population of l8O0O2l, embracing In
lis confines moreJewa than in all PaleaT
tine, more Roman Catholics than 10
Rome, more scotchlnen than ln Aperl
deem, more Irishmen than Ia Belfast
Though IL ia hard TO tell where they are)
and more Welahmen than In Oafdiif,
There ia q birth every -four minutes and
q death every Six, so there 10 no pros
peot of an immediate dlmlnutlon,
The old families arc not prolific, OK
eeptlng the Queens household, but tho
children OF the holes and garretA multi
oily like tho rest of the yermln, A
charitable lady told me the other day
Of Andlng u family of seven sleeping
In hole big enough for three only,
While part of the family, slept the
other part were ON tho street begging,
or worse,
The proportion Of males ana females,
born aud reared 10 the ago OF fifteen, 10
about the same as In other countries,
the males, as usual, lightly Ia excess
Here Ia an interesting table from the
statIstics of 1881.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

JUDGE STONE Of the Cuyahoga
county common pleas court has rem
dered decision on the "high board
fence between neighbors"subject which
will prove interesting, Here is what he
says:
"The erection Of q high board fence
near the lot line Of the defendant
though entirely on her premises, neal
the windows Of neigh6oring house to
shut out the view therefrom, not from
necessity but from malice alone, Is q
nuisance; 1t Is an unjustinable use OF
ones premises and will DO enjolned"
Warning neighbors will how have IL
find some tantalizer other than the
high board fence"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

THE Protectionlsts have run into q
circumstance. A company has lately
established an electric plant on the
Canadian side Of the river at Niagara
Falls and propose running wires over
into Buffalo for the purpose OF illumin-
alton. The question arises, whether an
electric current generated In Canada Is
subject TO a duty when II reaches the
American side, and II 80, how will II
be measured or estimatedY The mat
ter has been referred TO the treasury
officials and their decision is anxiously
awaited,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

MAJOR MCKINLEY opens his speak
ership headquarters at Washington TO-
morrow. This indicates an extra seB.
sion. There will be l6i votes In the Re-
publican caucus, and fair estimate
distributes them on the first ballot as
follows: Mckinley 81, Reed 90, Can
non 10, Burrows o, Henderson 10, scat
tering 8. IL will require SO votes IN NOM
mate. There Is being considerable feel
Ing engendered between the Mckinley
and Reed forces, aud IL would not be
surprising II both we're defeated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

ANOTHER of the Harrison .fre,ind.
Schdtt has secured q Government Job.
Capt. Capt. j. T. Jackson, "a cousin of
the President, has been appointed jani-
tor Of the Leavenworth, Kansas, post
office. His duties consist Of drawing a
salary Of $40 per month and superyis.
ing the work of two assistants. Let
The good work 20 on. The nations
"wards" must be well provided for.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
A rlrnnl,mnn lrllled By tho uars.

The news reaches this city Of the
death Of George Goo at Dayton. Coo
was n night breakman In the Nypano
freight yard and was thrown on tho
track from the drawhead Of q freight
car and was horribly brushed by the
train. He Ia q son ofE. ii. C0e, a for.
mer Nypano conductor, and 10 o cous-
In OF A. Zoe Of this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

GEN BEATTY Is out with another
terrific onslaught on Foraker, The
following is a specimen paragraph
"FOrakerism means pretense, sham,
fustian, trickery, fraud, humbug, clap
trap, ialsehood, aud the above quota
tion dis the bill completely
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

THOSE who think that Civil Service
Reform is not u deaa duck under llur'
rlson, viii be apt to think 80 when they
read that Tx Gov, Yarmouth Of Louis.
ua, Las been offered the great ollice OF
Collector OF New Orleans,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

STRIKES In the iron and coal regions
continue 10 multiply The protectlonist
press, however are giving the subject u
vide berth and dry0ting themselves
more particularly TO u revival Of know
nottingham
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

DIR. HERMAN, of Lima, Ohio, has
made u favorable experiment with the
elixir Of life on lady 90 years old, who
was addicted 10 the opium habit. After
the esheeps blood gotinto her circulation
she had no appetite for opium; but the
report does not state whether she had
any hankerings after grass.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

oREPREsESTATlyE MCKINLEY, of
Ohio, feels certain that he Will win the
speakerahip. Aa he strongly resembles
the first Napoleon no naturally has
great confidence In his lucky star'-N.
Y. World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

TiIE Republicans Of New York have
called their State convention at sara
toga for September 25th Owing to
the general distust OF the Harrison
administration, II Is not expected that
the Republicans will elect their State
IpEpt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

Now that Governor Foraker has
neen 10 Canton viii not some of his
good friends tell us what battles he
was IN during the war, We want to
know for the benefit Of the generation
that hus come TO the front since the
tUNV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

AND now Klrain 10 In limbo also
II would appear Governor Lowry 10
saddling q considerable expense on the
state of Mississippi, He will probably
see though that II all comes out of the
$4,000 stakes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

TOLEDO has organized q Joint stock
matrimonial bureau, under the name OF
an Association 20 Promote Matrlmony'
II II proves success II viii solve the
prOblpm, that marriage IL not q failure
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

As BRTwEitN New York and Chicago
for tho Worlds Fair, We say Chicago
There Is more land IN Chicago, more
railroads, and II IL nearer the throb OF
the great National heart.