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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
A BONE PICKER
Almost Has Ilis0wn Bones Thorough
ly Picked
By Two Huge Maatifis ~ tho Cook Resi-
denoe In West Canton.h

What came near being horrible
tragedy occurred ut the Cook residence
In West Tusearawas street Tuesday
afternoon,
ltwas an hour when all Canton was
observing in some manner or another
the Washington inaugural centennial,
when an old, familiar figure alighted
from a shaekly wagon aud slowly as
cended the walk leading from the street
10 the Cook residence,
The figure was that Of an old bone
picker familiar to AL Cantoniaua, Tho
Cook property was one Of his best Wis
iting grounds, Mr.. o, Q, Cook having
there one Of the finest and largest ken
nels In the state,
The clothes of the bone picker we're
not Of the most fashionable cut, nor did
his face show traces Of having recently
been In company with q razor, With
this and the dilapidated hat upon un-
kempt locks,
A SUSPICION AROSE
IN the breast Of several Of the largest
maStiila as 10 whether or not his pres
tnCG there was with honorable intent.
When the bOne picker had reached
the summit he leaned upon his star.
A sigh Of JOY aud u
CnuCKLE or sATisFACTION
escaped his lips, In his anticipation Of
u good haul of bones he saw not the
two huge maatlla approaching him,
ll0 was startled from his reyerie by two
huge forms looming up before him.
Making u pass NJ them 10 frighten
them away he made fatal move and
In moment the
DOCS WE'RE urON HIM,
He fought but IL was of no avail. He
could not begin 10 cope with such AMI.
mails, Their large, sharp paws cut his
face and tore his clothing. In u
moment he was down with the dogs
upon him snarling and swapping as u
pack of wolves lighting for their prey
lie screamed aloud, feeling the long
TEETH PENETRATING his LE0s
arms aud body, His shrieks but In.
cited the dogs and they were working
their teeth into his flesh with energy
when several employees OF the premises
rushed 10 The scene The dogs were
called OIL aud the PROSTATE aud wound.
cd man conveyed to his wagon. Medical
aid was summoned In the person of DIR.
Brant and the wounds examined, They
were found 10 be numerous but not
deep, The dogs were getting 10 work
when interrupted. The wounds were
cauterized aud the man removed TO his
home In Pennsylvania avenue.
Although a familiar llgure upon the
streets the mans name could not be
learned, DIR. Brant didnot learn IL. He
lives on Pennsylvania avenue,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
A MIDDLBDRANoH MAN
Dioa Very Suddenly at tho Union Hotol
This Morning., An Inquest 10 bo hold,

Dioa Very Suddenly at tho Union Hotol
This Morning.-'An Inquest TO bo hold.
A man giving his name as N, Vor.
nett died at the Union Hotel this morn.
ing about 1880 o'clock Of paralysis OF
the heart caused by the accumulation
of gus on the stomach.
He came 10 the hotel last night
about II o'clock and was assigned TO a
room. lie gave his residence as Mid.
dlebranch. lie retired soon after his
arrival at the hotel, This morning
about 7 O'clock one Of the chamber.
maids heard m0ans In his room, She
notified Proprietor Byers who went TO
the room at once, He found Vernett
lying on the bed without any clothes
on. lie said he was suffering great
pain.
Dr. +. O. Foulks was called and start.
cd TO 20 TO the drug store TO get some
medicine for the sick man, While he
was gone the porter went up stairs To
see how Vernett was getting along and
found he was dead. Coroner Schaefer
was notified aud will hold an inquest
during the day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
A wnLL.KNowN EARMHR
piea From tho Enoota Of Two Paralytio
Strokes.

piea From tho Hfoota Of Two Paralytic
Strokes.
John Welty, an uncle of Prosecutor
John Q. Welty died Friday ut his resi-
dence eight miles south Of town, of par
alysis.
Mr.. Welty was 90 years Of age, He
was q native Of Pennsylvania, born In
Franklin county. He leaves u wife
and son to mourn the loss, The son Is
an industrious and successful farmer,
having had charge Of the farm for sew.
eTal years, his father being in poor
health. The soh will take good care Of
their earnings. Mr.. Welty was an hon.
ored citizen oJ the community In which
he lived. He had two strokes Of paral.
ysis within twenty.four hours and died
about twelve hours after the last one.
His remains were inferred In the Mas.
sillon cemetery on Sabbath.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02

his auditors 20 the highest pitch,
Like the preceding address u synopsis
would be hard 10 give, II was general
In lts character,
Charles w, shaw, principal of the
high school, read selections from Wash
ingtona farewell address, James llet
Ztl won himself laurela by the manner
In which he rendered u solo entitled
"Jerusalem" the choir sang q pleasing
anthem, "The Lords Mercles," and AZ
tor the prOnOuncing OF the benedlcli0n
the audience dispersed
Among tho most interested listeners
were the members Of the United Order
OF American Mechanics, which order
was present In a body,
At THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES,
At the Catholic churches there were
special services, The music was Of q
high character,
Father KleaB OF Cleveland Ia among
the prlerts conducting forty hour deyO
ton NJ tho German Catholic church.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
AFTER THE sPoILs.
Local Republican Ciroloa Considerably
Worked Up,

Local Republican Ciroloa Considerably
Worked Up.
Local Republican ranks are are con-
siderably worked up over the Deputy
United States Revenue Collectorship
for which there are three Canton appli.
cants, Cyrus Bomberger, John IL. Piero
and Bruce Correll.
Piero was IN fair way Of getting the
appointment when q secret protest was
presented to Major Mckinley which
had the effect Of putting "in the soup"
every prospect he had aud at present
he is "hors dc combat" Bomberger
has among his endorsers George V, l..
Mellinger, who Il seems, after the Plero
"knock out" was himself being pushed
by some quasi.friends for the position,
presumably TO get him out Of the way
Of the coming pOstohCe racket. Bonn.
berger who, IL seems, Is laborlng under
the Impression that MelinEer is u party
to the same scheme OF having himself
appointed, Is not slow IN his denuncia-
tion of the "ilne work that Is being
done and threatens vengeance If Mel
linger should beappo!nted, Atpresent
the indications are that Stark county
win not get the place, and that u one.
legged soldier Of Summit county, whose
name could not be learned, would be
the successful applicant,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
fe Communion Inourable 2

Read the following, Mr.. 9. II. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark says; WAS down
with abscess Of lungs, and friends ana
physicians pronounced me an incurable
C0nsumptiye. Began taking DIR, Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bette and able to
oversee the work on my farm. 1t Is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, o., says
"Iad IL not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption | would
have died of Lung Troubles, Was
given up by doctors. Am now in best
Of health Try II. Sample bottles
free at Durbrin, Wright ~ Cos, drug
Store
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
An Imperative Nocsssity.

What pure air is to an unhealthy To-
cality, what spring cleaning Is to the
neat housekeeper, 80 Is Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla TO everybody at this season, The
body needs to be thoroughly renovated,
the blood purified and vitali2ed, the
germs of disease destroyed, Scrofula,
salt rheum and all other blood disorders
are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
most popular and successful spring
medicine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02


famous men visible about him were
Chancellor Livingston, Vice President
John Adams, Alexander Hamilton,
Governor Clinton, Roger Sherman,
Richard Henry Lae, General Knox and
Baron Steuben. But we believe that
among the invisible host above him, at
this supreme moment Of the culmina.
ton In permanent triumph Of the
thousands Of years of struggle for self
gov ernment, were the spirits Of the
soldiers Of the revolution who had
died that their countrymen might enjoy
this blessed day, and with them were
the Barons Of Runnymede and William
the Silent, aud Sidney and Russell, and
Cromwell and Hampden, and the
heroes and martyrs Of liberty of every
race and age.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
contrnl Committeo Gall.

There will be q meeting Of the Demo.
cratic County Central Committee at the
Young Mems Democratic Club rooms,
in Canton, at 10 u, m. Thursday May o,
to determine the time and manner Of
making the nominations for the ensu.
ing November election, All members
of said committee are requested to be
present. J,K. BOWERS, Chairman,
j. b. MICuNER, Secretary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02


Observation-Disclosures,
The one man equal W NE upali
Wise beyond lore ana without Ntahptaa HN'l'
Calm ~ the strength nl NA"lpAa lWW'uNp
u.,,.o, ,n.,,os order. pesee
Made possible mo worldt lelease
Taught prince aud seit lllal power u pNl aWuah
Aud rule alone when serves lhe Tulell u Just
.,..g-..a.., ..,s,o,,.i i. nm st,ons
IN hate Of fraud and selhsl wronaI
rTelensp that tulns hef hpW uulh' 70 lta
Ahd lAwless license masking " hpf gulse'
,.n,o,,,.ioyst with oss alsd yoee
lot NY great slslelhood Teloloei
A cenluIY's suns o'ef Woe hH'p lNph aNp e'b
Ana Hoi he praised We A'p ono NAlpAIs"
..a,,,, "a ,,nst ina ysars tobe
shall prove hia nope vas aes'lAl
Leaving out nAh WIN AN W. aNHpa sAlp
unfeh' w iAeuph anu uN9'A'hpp w N"s'
,ot ,.,s,s ,y,,h nstient toi ma nuf,sd
And trained he neW'sel pan. lhlsh
fhe widening pIAhuhea pl sN'pV upp
hlfeleh IRON hp hphIlap " Wp epN'V' PpA'
.,,,,,,. ,,osd and sheltefing sbads
gtlng Min none 10 make Afraid,
Were we nov silent through eAel mlahV llleo,
o,, 4o1 a,,. a.. ssa o.a oo,',Ta1 y,,n.n 1,"'s , W.
Forgive forget o tue ana Just ana brave,
The ''orm that swept above NY sacred grave
FoE ever IN tho awful strife
Ana a,t hour, OF we as,loaI o.s l's o,o
f6s,, ps la,s",s @ Voice ns crIIOg children heard
,,...,...., ,.,,,, 3. o,,,.o and ,o,.,,
Ia pVoSIHsS ,0a, s''srp pp, Sgcay % was wrought
No partial Interest draw' u alien llne ,,.,.,
'F"'i' N0'N anu o0u''' WV "P'0'' "H' u'' P'"''
ono people now, all doubt beyond,
ill' name sNal, 90 oo, V",on,pone G na'a and oov
we w, oon @ 'nnai a hs S a,S I Cs"s"",ai % VOW Wv wv"
'''' WV wv WV
For rule ahd trust must needs be ours
Ghooser aud chosen bolh ale powers
Eqlal ~ service ~ ~ ,l,s i,hn., Wv WV @ e'a,'"
VI p"V '0'" y" '''" '"' WV WV ''"'''
Then let tho sovereign millions whefe
our banner aoaIa IN sun aud alr
Prom tho warm pAlal' 'lahd' 70 Ala'Aah cold
Repeat WIN Us The ploaGa eon'''' o'u
VA" "'0''' 'A''"''' ""''
GRAFTON or oiIAUNcEY pEPEw,
,.u.h Traas,ry hrIidin, Chau,.
ht tho opo. = i'V'',n, 's"e"s ' Sa" A..
cey M, Depew made Tue bpeeoh Oh tho
day, 10 which President Harrison re-
snonded very briefly.
washington. no said, was the incar,
,.t,on 80 G,ty and teachea ma to-day
nation OF duty anu te"oleS ue 'o,u"y '',
that those who would asboclate thelr
names with events that shall outliye u
century can only do so by the highest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
Convict wnntod At Mnnnillon

Andrew Aunding was arrested by
Detective Humphrey Wednesday after
noon at Cleveland on q charge Of being
q fugitive from justice, He is wanted
In MassillOn for cutting with intent to
wound, and was taken back to that city
by the detective last night. Aunding
was lately released from the Ohio pen.
itentiary on parole.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
$3.50 PER YEAR.

exist and II Is guaranteed 10 do AL that
Is claimed, Electric BitteH will euro
all diseases Of tho liver aud kidneys,
viii remove pimplea, buila, salt rheum
aud other affections caused by impure
blood -Will drive malaria from tho
Ryatem and prevent aa wen IN cure all
maarla feYera, For cure OF headache,
constipation and indigestion Try Elee,
tic Bittera, Entire satisfaction guar,
anteed, or money refunded, Price 20
Gtar and ~ per bottle NJ Durbln,
Wright a. Co.'S, drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02

A dry, hacking cough keeps the
bronchial tubes in u state of constant
irritation, which, II not speedily re-
moved, may lead to bronchitis, No
prompter remedy can be had than
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which Is both
an auodyne and expectorant
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02

The value of remedy should be esti
mated by It's curative properties. Ac
cording to this standard, Ayers Sar
sapariila is the best and most economi
cai blood medicine in the market, be-
cause the most pure and concentrated
Price 81. Worth 81.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
A NEW HOUSE
Destroyed by Firo at an Early Hour This
Morning 40 uonoa,

morning ~ bonohs
About o'clock this morning q frame
house under construction NJ Genoa
half way between this city and Massil.
lon, was destroyed by fire. The house
was being built for Aun Altland, II
was commenced some two months ago
ard recently the contractors, Messrs
Reed and Whitmer stopped work on
the building as the property was mort.
gage 80 heavily that they feared they
would not get their money for the work
An old house next to the new build.
ing was also owned by Ann Altland
and man by the name Of Jack Lang
ley was In charge of the house. The
fire caught in the old building and the
flames quickly spread to the new build
ing. II 10 not known just how the fire
originated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
A pire No Minorvn.

About O'clock this morning fire was
discovered in the paint storage room Of
the Pennock car works. The alarm
was sounded and the department by
heroic work eXttnguished the blaze.
The loss is $500. The fire Is supposed
TO have caught from waste.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
Enrmora Attention.

If you contemplate buying u buggy,
wagon, cart or anything in the vehicle
line call on us before you buy. We can
save you at least 10 per cent See our
new Buck wagon.
DANIEL PAAR Il Son,
Cor East 7th and Piedmont, SITS,
Canton, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
nlnotrin Bittera.

This remedy Is becoming so well
known and so popular as TO need no
special mention, All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise,--A purer medicine does not
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Big Doings ut the Big Cen
tennial.
Depew'a Grafton and Whittierh
Poem.
s
The Grandeat Parade In American
History.
rnn annAr onRpnNNIAL TODAY.
Tho serVieea In the Churches OF new
YOrk--PTehident Harrison ~ ~ fAuls
fav an, aneelaI nepOft6TI

Tho berVioea Ia the Churches OF ne"
president Harrison NJ ~ fAula
my our special RepoI'efl
New YoRK, April 9O,-Not alone In
~, Paul's church, butln all the churches
of the city services we're held at nine
o'clock this morning, and were largely
attended, but Of necessity public inter,
eat centered In the ceremonieh AZ OLD
NJ, Paula, whore tho President, followed
the example Of Washington, invoked
the blessings of Heaven upon tho
country and the celebration II was an
impressive sight Ia and around the
church, as the Presidential party ar
rived and entered the edilce, The vast
multitude outside remained strangely
silent, aa II they were impressed by the
aolemnlty OF the occasion, Inside the
audience we're seated before tho on
trance OF tho party, while every inch OF
standing room was also occupied
When the Prealdent alighted from his
carriage at the VeSey street gate he was
met by q committee Of the Yes
try and escorted 10 the west,
or main entrance Of the church.
The party walked two by two along
the narrow tagging, between rows OF
ancient grayestones, some Of them bear
ing dates before the Revolution. The
crude forefathers OF the city who
sleep In them little reoked Of the scenes
now enacted over their bones. Around
the waiting multitudes, aud the huge
piles of modern masonry the busy
streets Of the metropolis and q city full
of visitors from u land Of sixty mil
lions, gathered TO wltnoss the celobIa'
ton of an event which followed their
deaths and.of which they little dreamed,
When In life they were loyo subjectso OF
His Gracious Majesty King George the
Second or Queen Anne, The past and
present met over these graves this
morning and the yawnng centuries
stretched between, Entering the
church the committee escorted the
President TO Gen. Washingt0n's pew
about half way up the center aisle,
Forming in two lines the President
and party passed between ana entered
the pew,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
TUESDAY FORENOON.
Tho Crowds Up nt an Early Hour 20 Wit
moss tho CeromonIoa.

ncss tho Ceremonies.
NEW York, April 30.-Tho weather
this morning Is cool but clear. Every
train and boat lust evening brought
thousands of strangers. The people in
attendance far outnumber anything ever
before witnessed in this city Thousands
paraded the streets all night, being un.
able TO secure sleeping quarters. Beds
were indeed luxury and commanded
fancy figures, Besides those who woro
compelled TO remain up all night, hum
dreds Of thousands of strangers and
citizens were up at an early hour TO
catch sight of tic decorations and auy-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02

100000 pounds of wool wanted at No.
Z Eagle Block and ll3 East Tuscara-
was street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02

V1CroR MARA Coffee is a blended
Coffee, composed Of Rio, Java and
Mara. Ask your grocer for II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
THE BOY DIED.

A Kick From q Hampton Man RoSulta
Fatally.
Vernie, the seven.year.old son Of
Levi Bauchman, Of Prospect street
died this morning at II o'clock, The
funeral will take place Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock, The boy was
kicked some weeks ago by an employC
of the Ilampden works. This caused
animal trouble. from which the boy died
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
contonnlal Services AT b. Paul'u, N. Y,

Centennial Services at b. PauPa, NJ X,
NEW York, April 30-lSpeciall- +
The special services held this morning
at St Paul's church was very Impress
I've. President Harrison sat In George
washington's historic pew Ex'Presi'
dent Cleveland and Hayes also attend
cd. Both attracted great deal Of at
tention. Bishop Potter delivered the
sermon. He said: an hundred years
ago there knelt within these walls, u
man to whom, above all others In his
tory, this nation 10 indebted for Its ex'
istence. He then drew attention to the
remarkable spectacle Of the nations
love and homage for this immortal
character.
Our gratitude to-day klndled before
the image Of a man who brought the
country safely through It's lrst trial, In
an administration signalized by safety
and stainless integrity. lie said Wash.
ington was q clear minded statesman
and moved along high level. He
closed by saying we cannot reproduce
an age or environment Of 4 Washing
ton, but we may prize his good OK
ample and In more modest measures
reproduce his virtue,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02

II you feel dull and have no appe-
tite, take Rinehart's Liver Pills,
1 dose. Durbin, Wright u 90.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
THE GREAT PARADE.

The military parade began at 10 o, m
1t was strictly according TO program.
1Oa m.--Cheer after cheer went up
as the Governors OF the various States
passed at the head Of their military
delegations. President Harrison
stood on o platform before
the heroic statue OF Washington and
gazed down Broad street as did Presi.
dent Washington one hundred years
ago, The scene was an inspiring one
and the brilliant uniforms Of the Mill.
tia of every state In the Union and the
deep blue Of theVeterans OF the war OF
. the Rebellion mingled with the brighter
colors of the costume Daughters OF the
America.
LITERARY EXERCISES AT THE sun
TREASURY BUILDING.
Elbridge II. Gerry, Chairman Of the
Committee on Literary Exercises, ad-
dressed the assemblage as follows: One
hundred years ago, on this spot, George
Washington, as First President OF the
United States, took his oath OF Office
upon the Holy Bible. That sacred vol.
ume Is here to-day, silently attesting
the basis upon which our Nation was
constructed, and the dependence Of our
people upon Almighty God.
A poem by j. G. Whittier was read
at 1890 as follows;
TIE VOW OF WASHINGTON.
The sword was sheathcdi In AprllS sun
Lay green the fields by Freedom wont
And severed soctlops weary OF debates
Joined hands at last and were United States
o city sitting by the Sea
How proud tho day that dawncd on thoo,
Whom tho now era long desired, began,
And, In lts need the hour had found the man
One thought the cannon salyos spokei
The resonant bell-toworB vibrant Btfoko,
Tho volceful streets. the plaudt-coholng halls,
And prayer and hymn borne heayenwaN from ~
Paul's
How felt the land In every part
The strong throD Of nations heart,
Az lts grcat leador gave with roycrcnt awe,
His pledge 10 Union, Liberty aud Law
Tho pledge tho heavens above him heard,
That vow tho sleep OF centuries stlrrodi
In world wide wonder listening peoples bent
Their gaze on Freedoms great experiment.
Could II succeed ofhonor sold
And hopes deceived all history told.
Above the wrecks that strewed the mournful past,
Was the long dream Of ages true at last
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-21
VIZ HoPS: aoT.

1t Is reported. bat 70 hope that the
r-p 1T is untrue. that tie Constitutional
G ,nren,iou< Of North aud Sou.h Dakota
rrs seriously considering The adr..a-
tility Ct granting I'd. right 20 vntr ami
hold Office TO al who have declared
heir Intention - become cifizsns. II
IL il a fh-. that such a measure il III
contemplation. it ia SIMPLY another
kAcrIhes OF patriotism 10 the lossst type
of political sIpedieDsv. Kuouing toe
t-ndsncy Of patt:-s TO demand undivided
Allegiance. "s presume tLat the mem-
ber- OF both are forgetting their higher
da'y in an effort to make an aaI!Ii1u TO
t..ir own side-ibIt is. i! ia the face Of
y fuoSi.dg- OF lbs dangerous eisrnc,=t
of zach = i.asure it IS thought Of srTi-
oa,ly.-[EHiermi,s.
While we ~opli not Wish to impair
ms rights Of Foreigners Who have be-
s'us citizens ugi-r tn. Law. Ze b.l.re
that the Saiur,liz, tiou Laws shoulI he
.. amended that every foreigner who
C ,mEs tn the United States should re-
main here as long ~ doe. n native born
ei'iz-n before he is invested with tie
right Of suffrage. One who il b6in
within the Uniiei s;s:Ss. no matter
~hsi his iut.il &c c. sud .iueaiiou msy
be. 70 nsiior IL by years of .tuiy be
has made lim,eIf i.niij ar With ever
f-sinr. Of a republican form of govern
n.nt sud lifted himself TO administer
Any bfaoch t~aefeUf. is COMPELLED TO las.
here twenty one years before he eau
vote; while Ou the other hand no alien.
however iguotaui nud u~TEiucatei. after
6re years re ,idenee may become a inil
fsdsed citizen, invested with all tie
privileges Of the same.
When = Judge has the poser 10 invs,t
With eiiir.nship an ignorant for, isuer
Who is unable either 10 sptnk or under.
stand u uord Of English. rs was done
IN San fiaoe:'so inseutIy. Il is iirs
that soDe cbangs be made IN die iap.
Of our county. Anesican. should rul.
Aaietica. aud foreigners sbonid I've nc
corded no gfeaier privileges than are
b.ssowsd upon native born cit zsn..