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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
A nInpnpAY suRPRIsR.

A Number Of Friends and Relatives Az
aemble 10 Honor the Anniversary OF
Mother and Son,
A very pleasant birthday celebration
took place on Tuesday, the card inst,
at the residence OF Mr.. John Il, Schnei'
der, on the MaaaillOn road The Occa-
sion was the 10th anniversary Of Mrs.
Eva M, Schneider, aud the i1th ami,
yersary Of her eldeat son, Mr.. Louis A,
Schneider, OF Plain township,
About 10 o'clock the majority Of the
guests, according TO apreylOua arrange
mont, arrived In u body aud managed
TO completely surprise Mother sohnei'
der who, however, soon rallied from the
shock Of surprise, and pleasantly enter
talned the many relatives aud friends
who had come 70 show her honor and
respect on the completion of her 10th
year,
Up 10 noon the guests had all arrived,
About l20 people IRON Canton, Maasil,
Ion and other parts OF Stark county, not
counting the smaller children, sat down
70 q bounteous dinner, such as our
farmers wives and daughters under.
stand how 10 prepare. Three times the
table, seating more than 40 persons,
were filled, before all had been fed.
The afternoon was agree0bly spent In
social COnyerBathn, out door exercises,
aud ramblea through the fields; but be-
fore tho company dieperaed AL assem-
bled In and about the house TO listen 10
the singing 0fseyoral beautiful anthems
by a portion OF the German Lutheran
church choir OF Canton, aud also to
hear two addresses suitable 10 the 90.
custom, one In German by Rev, l., Il.
Meyer OF Canton, and one In EnglIHh
by Rev, u. r. Schllinger, OF Cannl Full.
ton, These exercises concluded the
birthday festivities OF u mother and
son who ARE well known and highly
respected In the community, And as
friends departed they wished them
Godgpeed and many happy returns Of
their anniversary,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
HORSE NOTES.


The Detroit races opened yesterday
with nm attendance Of 1900. II wOs no
pay AZ the gate, but II cost to gct into
the grand stand, The time was fast
and pool selling was big, The Judging
was bad, Only one race was finished
the 2;83 trot which had q starters and
which was won by Veritas by Mark
Field, driven by Bud Doblo, Hetch
won I'd money, Star Lily I'd, Aroadan
dth. The 2;2l class was unfinished,
Almont won lst heat In 1921, second In
2;9ilS, Williams won the I'd In 2.2l Z,
There were 10 starters and much tedi.
Gus scoring, The 2;2l pOce was alsoun.
finished, Attorney won the lst heat IN
2;t0, BOwley the End in 2,20ii, VIM NJ,
Singerly the 3rd and lth In 2;2l and
s;2lIG and Chapman the 9th In 2'2L,
Both these races will be fought over
again to-day.
Secretary HeeCer is very much On.
oouraged over the coming troIting
meeting In Canton, There will be u
good many horses come down from the
Cleveland meeting, mostly western
horses, that do not care to 90 through
the eastern circuit.
A paper 10 now IN circulation for sub.
scriptIons to aid the expense account Of
theAugust trottlng aud pacing meeting
In Canton, AboutSlOO has been raised
TO date. The hotel men and restaurant.
ere ought to chip In liberally We rather
think they WILL
John Murphy, the noted horse trainer
known az "llouest John,' 10 dead He
rode Dexter, and was for many years
Robert Bonner'a horseman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
A oANToG MERCHANT

Mawies One Of oleyeiands Fatrest Ladies',
OF tho Ilirahhoimcr-Lehman nupt,
iala the Plain Dealeraaya thin morning:
The marriage ceremony of Miss Sarah
Lehman, Of this city, and Mr., Isaac
lllrahhelmer, Of Canton, was aOlemnlz,
cd at 8 pm, yesterday by tho Rev, DEM,
MachOl in the parlOrs Of the ExCelsiOr
hall, A ball and q wedding banquet
followed, participated In by q large
number of the relatyea and intimate
friends OF Mcbride aud groom,
Among those present from out Of the
city were Mr. and Mrs, IIlrshhelmer,
Miss Carrie Struas, Mr.. aud Mrs, V.
Llberman, Mr., and Mrs II, SpirO, Mr.,
and Mrs, y, ID, Mayer, Mr.. Max Baer
Miss Hattie Baer, Mr., /. Stern ana Mr.,
Sallnger OF Canton; Mr.. and Mrs. A,
LeOenaberger Of Sanduaky, Mr.. y, A,
lleyser, OF Albany, Mr.. sam Kominta'
Ky, OF New York, Mrs. Levy aud Mr.,
Kal2enateln, OF Alliance.
Mr. and Mrs, llirfhhemer will, after
Q tour OF ten days duration, take up
their residence NJ Canton, their future
home,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
For tho suTorora.

Superintendent A, u. starr, sent OUT
the following complete list Of the con.
tributlons received at Johnstown from
this section;
HomewOOd, Pa, sl93; New Galllce,
Pa, s230S; Enon, Pa, s205.l5; New
Waterford, o., S5275 ColumbianO, o.,
S250.20 Beloit, o., s3S,3l; Louisville,
@lI56; Canton, S2,3S760; Lawrence,
alG3 0uvllle. $1,000; Smithyille, SOL.
%; Wooster, $1,000; Shreve, SlS5; Big
Prairie, S3l20; Loudenville, $3.50 75;
Perrysville, $50; Mansfield, $40; Crest.
line, S270SO Total S6,06ll2.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
INVENTOR EDISON
A 'ewspAper Man Visits His Laboratory
a, Nenlo PATk--- What lie Found,

waItbsn. Tribune representative
has Furnished m paper a lengthy ac'
count of a recent n. " to tho laboratory
OF Inventor Edison, NJ. y llaH relatives
and u large circle Of fliebs SIN thls olty'
After describing the Pion, 'graph tle
writer says On the second ho.Fh va
isOnB special "den" In which he p,lFA ~
most of hia time, The room Is abb ut
forty feet square, and Ia filled witt!
tools and all kinds OF electrical appli-
anees, On the aOor was q mattaas,
and the writer was Informed that Mr.,
Edison passed q good many nights m
his "den," sometimes staying there "
hours NJ stretch, taking rest only
when compelled 10. Ia another room
w0rlimen we're experimenting with u
"talking doll A company has been
formed for the pnfp0se OF manufaGtur-
Ing aud placing them on sale, The top |
llo0r OF Tho building N devoted entirely |
70 experimenting on electric lights, and |
In u small building near The laboratory |
aie Instruments devised for usH In tel. |
egraphy, valued ut over 10000, Mr.,
Edison has about eighty Of tho finest
mechanics aud chemists Ia the country
IN his employ and pays out Of his pH
yate fund alone over 81 200 per week,
la closing his article the writer says
a blt OF information CLEANED during
this visit, aud which IL not generally
known, Ii that Mr. Edison Intends viz
ltlng Europe at an early date, aud, In
fact, has engaged passage and win sail
on Saturday, August y,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
Gun olub to Shoot nt enlom.

An members Of the gun club will take
notice that the club will go TO Salem on
Friday, to shoot n match with the Salem
club, The following men are detailed
to shoot BecheE w, H.; Becher W,
s; Bolton, Bulley, Bostick, Chance,
Cook, Campbell, Croy, Gschwend Ham.
mon, Jones, Lynch, Leld, Lane, Midday,
Milhof PortmHn, Weber, Watkins,
Should any Of tho above named be un.
able 10 respond they will please notify
Captain Clark at once. All other mem.
bers of the club are invited 10 20 along.
Leave on 0;23 train, Round trip 81 30.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

Tho symptoms Of biliousness are un
happily but too we'll known. They
liffer in different individuals to some
,xtent. A bilious man Is seldom n
breakfast eater. To frequently, alas,
he has an excellent appetite for liquids
but none for solids OF u morning. the
tongue will hardly bear inspection at
any time; II II is not white and furred,
II is rough, at oil events.
The digestive system Is wholly out Of
order and diarrhea or constipation may
be o symptom ozthe two may alternate
There are often hemmorrhoids or even
loss Of blood. There may he giddinesg
and often headache and acidity or fiat
ulence and tenderness In the pit Of the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
AWFUL TALES
"Jaot, the Ripper" Talks OF Removing
Dead Bodies With Pitch Fork,

"Jaok, the Ripper" Talks OF Removing
Dead Bodies With Pitch Fork,
Jackson Beylngton, known as
"Jack, the Ripper" arrived In this city
this morning from the east, His pur.
pose wa0 Joining the advance troupe of
Roblnson'O circus, which is now In the
city,
Beyington Is an old circus man
llo states he was until recently engag,
ed In clearing away the debris NJ Johns.
townand tells tho same horrible tales 80
well known by all who have been reading
the daily dispatches since that horror,
One day he sdya his crowd unearthed
the corpse Of two women, The bodies
were no deGOmpOSed that pltchfOrk
was used IN removing them, Thestench
became 30 bad about JohngtOwn that
hO finally left.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
Fp WAYNE OFFICIALS

Visit Canton This Morning and fnGpoot
tho Condition Of tho Road Here,
A number Of the officials Of the p,
III, w. q Q, road were In the city this
morning OF IN inspecting tour, They
remained In the city about an hour and
took u trip through the yards, The
party left for Alliance.
The following officials were In the
party; A, B, Starr, superintendent;
N, u, Taylor general superintendent;
y, N0rdley, superintendent OF tranSpor,
MUonj Frank Van Due5en, first assist.
ant general passenger agent; w. II,
Potter r00dmaslcr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
EDITORIAL soU1Bs.

TRUSTS have lourl3hed and seem to
be ilourshlng, but all the same they
have g0ttO 70. They enrich the few
and impoYerish The many Chicago
nterOCean.
This sounds strangely from the great
Protection organ Of the Northwest,
The same organ defends the legitimate
parent Of trusts-tho present copglom.
GRAFTON Of iniquitles known rs the war
tariff.
ANornRR reduction in wages was
made in tho Brooke 20, Of Birds.
boro, Pa The wn va $50 men,
and the men acc erthan have
their places filled by ,orted laborers,
EXCoNGREssMAN CONVERSE Of Col.
umbus was quietly married yesterday
TO Miss Laudon, OF Westeryille, Ohio
He is GO and she is 90,
AMONG the prominent Buckeyes ar.
wing in Washington yesterday, were
10. Oowleg, editor Cleveland Leader; A..
Mckinley, brother Of the Major; OK.
Congressman Jas. II, Campbell and
Congressman Burton, Of Cleveland,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
No Money Required OF Rotponpiblo Par.
ties 10 Commonoo Troatmont.

DRs FRANCE AND 0rTMAN,
Formerly Of New York, now of THE
FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL IN
sTlrUTE, Columbus, Ohio, by request
Of many friends and patients, have de.
cided to visit Canton, Thursday, August
lst. Consultation and Examination
Free and Strictly Confidential In the
Private Parlor Of the Barnett Hotel,
from . q. m. TO 8 p. m, one day only.
The doctors describe the different
diseases better than the sick can them.
selves IL isa wonderful gift for any
one TO possess. Their diagnostic pow
ers have created wonder throughout
the country.
The France Medical and Surgical In.
sfltute Of Columbus, Ohio. is the only
Medical Institute in the State incorpo.
rated with u capital of S300,00000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
AsPHolAL HNgRaqAINMHNT


heinR Arranged For tho htenographera
Association,
The Canton stenographers Associa,
tion met In the rooms Of the Canton
Business College last evening, A large
number OF members we're PRESENT The
usual routine OF business was gone
through and an excellent time was had,
This association ia ever on the ino,eaae
aud should receive the cooperation Of
all tho stenographera in the city, being
W great benefit 10 all, aud u sure aud
&C cqnrale method Of learning 10 write,
itB members arc composed OF some of
thS IA oat prominent and rapid atenO,
graphefa IN this city, Mr., b. II. faust
the president OF the association has
promised special entertainment for
next Tuesday evening, which will ap,
pear In tDla paper later on, ana which
win prove highly interesting TO all stem
OgTapheIa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

Gshing club Of which Scott was a mem
ber, and which was Gamped on the
banks Of the YOughlOgheny river at ita
confluence with the Ohio on the Is, n
q, II, II, LOhr has been arrested, The
cause OF the shooting 10 not YET under
RtO0d
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
Tnr newly appointed postInas

THE newly appointed postmasto 10
Birmingham, Ala, is charged with hay.
ing thrown eggs ~ Republican orators
during the recent campaign. He is ap.
pointed 10 give a starter to the new
white mans Republican party. But
how can he be Protectionist. No man
who would waste eggs In this way can
possibly favor Protection TO the Amer
lean hen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
Boulungor aud His Pal Knocked Out.
my Cable to NoNs- Domocratl

PARIS, July 23.--The order was issued
by the court Of justice to-day depriying
General Boulanger and Count Dlllon
Of their civil and political rights In
France, and declaring them ineligible
for election 60 any office, civil or mill.
tary The order creates great excite.
mont.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
Latest From tho German War in Africa.
10y cable 10 News. Dcmocrat1

BERLIN, July 22.-rhe onlcial report
Of the German military operations in
western Africa i7 n'. shed and con.
t0inB some facts uH Cahed TO Am.
erica. The prlu 'aatures Of the
campaign aro known Capt,
Wissman attaulu. occupied the
camp Of Buschiri, who was himself
wounded and who lost l06 men in the
fight German losses were three white
and six black men. -Four marines and
three S0udanese were wounded.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
nln Alllentorn on plnplny.

William Yolkmann, the cigar man,
has received rs u present from N. Ia.
Best, Of the Sun Vapor Light Com.
pany, two fine alllgatorg. Mr.. Best
brought them from Florida In q cigar
box on recent Southern trip Of his
Mr. Nolkmann has them on display,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
A VALLEY WRECK.

A Passenger Runs Into n Freight and Cara
Aro BAdly Demolished.
The Valley train which arrives here
NJ 10 o'clock p IN, struck freight 90
II was pulling on q switch near Boston
last night, cutting the freight In two.
Cars were badly demolished
The train arrived In this city at .
o'clock this morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

The evils resulting from habtual cos.
tiveuess are many and serious but the
use of harsh, drastic purgatves 10 quite
rs dangerous. In Ayers Pills, how.
ever, the patient has u mild but eliec.
tive aperient, superior TO all others, es.
peclally for family uses
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
Tnn,n Anlomnlln rnn Altnnhmnnl.

This grand invention for Keeping
cool. and the llies OF ut the same time,
Is just being introduced, and viii have
nm enormous sale during the hot
months, 10 can be attached 10 any
Rocking Chair made, aud viii fan tho
occupant Of tho chair while no rocks
himself II can be attached to Cribs
or Cradles, aud will fan the sleeper. II
Ia n comfort 10 the sick aud inyalids,
who will require less care from the
nurse, IL Is Invaluable In every house.
hold, lt Is cheap, ornamental aud use.
iul, and will last for many years, The
Company wish TO secure an Agent nj
once IN every county. II Is u bonanza
for Agents during the hot months
Over one thousand sold In Pittsburgh
IN two weeks. Pays one hundred per
cent profit, Sample complete, hand
somely nickel plated, sent on receipt of
$500. Circulars and terms TO Agents
sent TO all. Address
A. f. ATTACHMENT Co,
d&wgt Pittsburgh, Pa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
An Afternoon Marriage,

Married, at the home Of the brides
sister, Mrs. Edward Lennon, at No.
1jii East Tpacarawas street, on Wed.
nesday afternoon, by Rev. David u
Platter, Mr., Joseph Bride OF Cleveland
and Miss Ella Hess of Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
Wm Rnmnln WIN tho nnnd.

Perry Van Horne, the well known
cornet sollst Of the Grand Army Band,
has reconsidered his acceptance Of the
offer made ny the Amsden n Moulton
company and will remain with the
band,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
We'll Known IN Canton,

The telegraph tells the tale of n hor.
rible accident to u young lady at Pitts.
burg, Miss Openheimer She Is o cousin
20 MeS9rs, Dan and Jake Openheimer
OF this city She was well known here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
A wealthy pittsburg Man Murdood.

PITTsBURo, July 22.--[Speciall-
Charles II. Scott, wealthy young citi-
zen of,this city was shot and killed dead
by q man named Lohr Cook, Of the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

Cheap stoves and all kinds of re.
pairing done at the Canton Stove works
Ia West Fifth street at the Valley rail.
way.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
Executors Notice.

Nolloo ls hereby glycn that W. gndomlgned have
tho estate Of samuel A. hohranty, lato Of stark
county, Ohio deceased. JOHN Lilly
.. SUSAN u, BOnhANTz,
Dated July 20, 1B6b,-26dwe Executors
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

stomach. TO correct all TINS u not
effect cure hy Green's Aug 81 floWut,
II costs but trine and thous, NuA VupV
l0 lta efficacy,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-02
Lydia Thompson. .

Lydia Thompson and her new grand
English Burlesque Company, numbering
sixty people, will appear at the Grand
Opera House the week commencing
Monday, January 9TH, with Wednesday
and Saturday matinees, in Stephens and
Solomon's lew satirical burlesque en-.
titled Penelope. The action of the piece
takes place during the Spartan era, and
has been made famous by Pope in his
translation of the Odyssey. Few bur.
|, 8 lue organizations have attained such
popularity as the Lydia Thompson Com
pany. The mounting of the piece in
costumes and scenery is asserted to be
beautiful. The score or two OF English
newcomers includes Marie Williams
aida Jenoure, Lille AllistoD, Lilliar
Walters, Florence Brandon, Rose New
lharn, Millie Marion, Louis Kelleher, J
Bolton Radcliffe, Chas. Horace Kenny
Harry Starr, Harry Paulton, Jr., and I
large chorus.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-02
ISIT PEACE Osx WAR
How TiZsa Thinks II Is Russia
Thinks Not.

Thinks Not.
PEsTH, January Liberal members
of the diet to-day waited upon Premier
Tisza and offered him New Year con-
gratulations. Finance Minister Sazapary
who acted as spokesman referred to the
services of Herr Tis2a and expressed the
confidence of the liberals in him as
leader assuring him the full support of
the party in his foreign policy. Herr
Tisza, in reply, said: "In the foreign
political situation the alliance of the
central European powers offers the most
prominent guarantee of peace. l
may, without risk of disappointment,
give expression to the hope that with
this alliance, and in view of the fact that
there is not state in Europe absolutely
desirous of war, we shall succeed in pre-
serving this year the blessings of peace,
and thus continue undisturbed in the
work of progress. Herr Tisza's declara-
ton is hailed as the assurance of years
peace.
Nevertheless Russia is preparing to
face the contingency of an immediate
conflict. Although the frontier provinces
from Bess-Arabia northward are already
|swarming with soldiers and more con E.
tinue to arrive. Reports from Galicia
refer to the dreadful sufferings of the
Russians on the frontier. who are said to
be badly sheltered and ill fed
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-02
FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
The New Years Speech of the
German Emperor.
HIS PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
Much Other News From Many Lands
Over the Wires on New
Years Day.
associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

associated Press DISPATCHES to the HERALD
BERLIN, January 1.-The Emperor
remarks during the reception to-day were
without special interest. He singled ou
from personages passing before hin
Count Herbert Bismarck, Herr Vor
Wedell, Piersdorf General. Count Vor
Schellenderf, Count Zecheny, Austrian
Am bassador and several others, speak
ing few words to each. The days.
ceremonies were ushered in by
trumpeters blowing reveille out
side of the palace chapel at 1C
o'clock. Divine services in the chapel
were attended by the Emperor and EN-
press, Prince and Princess Henry OF
Prussia, Prince Albert of Prussia, Prince
George of Saxony, Prince Leopold OF Ba.
varia, the Grand Duke and Duchess of
Baden, the Grand Duke of Hesse, the
Duke and Duchess of Sake Heinin, and
a brilliant array of Generals command
ing various army troops. After service
there was general reception of the
court and ministerial officials, a
long train filing before the Emperor
and Empress. The ladies were
in half evening dress, wearing high
neck dresses and bonnets, but no jewels.
The congratulation reception was held
in the white saloon of the schloss and
was distinct from the special audience
accorded to foreign ambassadors. At the
latter reception the Emperor is reported
as having addressed each representative
If the great Powers with some formula
expressing his desire for a continuation
of cordial relations.
Prince Bismarck's attack OF neuralgia
gout is abating, but he is unable to fix
the date for coming to Berlin. He will
certainly not be able to be present at the
opening of the Landtag, or participate in
the colonial debates in the Reichstag.
The Emperor and Empress sent Prince
Bismarck courtly gifts, the Emperor in
a long autograph letter expressing solici-
tude for Bismarck's 3 services, and hoping
for& ibis early recovery.
The Landtag will be opened by the
Emperor. The session will be an inter-
esting one. Government measures in
clude bills dealing with police admins
tratlon in the eastern provinces, clerical
in Posen and the extension of
railways on the eastern frontier. For
the last named purpose, Minister May
bach wants credit of 45 1000, 900 marks.
The public prosecutor to- day served
upon Professor Gefficken an Indictment
for high treason. 1t is a voluminous
document, indicating long trial and the
calling of large number of witnesses.
The trial will likely begin at Leipsic at
the end of January. The document
traces the entire working of the life of
Gefficken in trying to prove that he has
been persistent enemy of German
unity.