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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
A DlSGUSTED EXPLORER.
LORD LoNsDALe REACHES sAN FRAN
:. CISCO AFTER A PERILou8 VOYAGE,

NO leaves wlnnspea with ai1Y'Hine Dog
and eighteen indiaas In search NJ the
North rolo-Trampins Fiftasn HuA,
dred Mile on Foot-'rhe Lord Didnr
Hiud tho Pole, hut ID = GOOD Deal Wiser
IN Erperianse,
BAN FRANCISCO, April "a, Lord Ions
dale has arrived here on tho steamer
Beth from Kodiak, Alaska, lie states
that niter leaving WInnipog he Travelled
on aleds drawn by dogs, his only white
companion being William MGl{ean, q
cook IN tho employ Of the Hudson Bay
company, ln August, In 1888 hG reached
Melville Island This was his fariheal
point north Thence he started across
Alaska 10 tho nearest p0lnt0n thH Yukon
river, after reaching which he followed
the river nearly all tho way lle had
with him sIXty-nlne dogs and eighteen
Indians, hut during tho Journey nll but
tWenty.eight OF tho dogs died and
several Indians we're nearly frozen 10
death, lonslale was Obliged 10 walk
over 900 miles OF tho Journey across
ALASKA, owing 10 the depth Of tho mow,
which made II impossible for the dogs q
draw anything moro than tho aleda with
the provisions on thom,
on Nov, no. 1873, hs rearhed tho
Russian mission ON Yukon river From
there he went across Neshagka riverl
thence 10 Bristol Bay arriving Al
Katmaon, Jan. le, 1889, Owing 20 The
thickness Of the loo tie boat dld not an
rive from Kodiak until March H. He
left Kodiak for this port about a month |
ago.
Lord fOnadale says his obieos was mol |
30 find the North pole ~ has boo stated
bnt 10 explore tho ialandA In the Arctic |
ocean and study the birds and animals |
found there, lle will stay a fdw weolu |
in this city and then 90 10 New York by |
way OF Winnipeg,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

his many friends for again being elect
cd TO the office that he has held 30 long
q, j., Casaingham, OF COahOetOn, is AZ
the Barnett House,
The will Of Fred Puff of Osnaburg
township, has been filed for probate,
Miss Clara htreh of Canal Dover ia
Visiting NJ u, |, Plero'a, laO North Plum
street,
Mr., Frederick lruber, cigar manu-
faolurer OF Wayneaburg, la In the city
on business,
Mr., Fred j. WettaCh, of Akron, was
IN town Yesterday visiting his brother
Justice WettaGh,
Thomas \, Hamilton, hotel man Of
Wooster, was IN the city Saturday on
buRlneRg,
Mr. aud Mrs, ahiyely of Alliance,
spent sunday with Auditor Manley and
daughter
Frank G0ahon, township clerk, la IN
on unusually cheerful mood these days
us a boy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
the LION or the HOUR
Capt. Murroli Accorded An ovation and
Presented with a Medal

Capt. Murroii Accorded An ovation and
Presented with Medal
PHILADELPHIA, April @.--Captnin
Hamilton Murrcll, tho roscucr OF tho 78O
human lives aboard tho Danmark, was
accorded an ovation IN the rulundN OF
the Maritime Exchange, such ~ hns sch
dom been givcn before on tho spur OF tho
moment, Tho faot that thoro wwl 30 liz
Tie preparation responded ~ by such nn
overwhelming impulse b. honor the
young Commander indicated pretty
fairly tho strong public sentiment Of ad..
miration and gratitude, Tho r0lunda OF
the exchange was crowded with people
long before the appointed hour for tho
reception 10 takD place. Whom Capt.
Murroll arrived ut noon no was received
with loud cheers, olapping Of hands and
waving Of hats. Soon after he was pro-
Bontcd with u sprig Of Ivy from tho
Westminster Abbey, London, and gold
medal handsomely inscribed from tho
Humane Society a8 u tokon of admiration
for hia bravo meta, For nourly an hour
Capt. Murrcll received tho conNatulnc
tions OF tho crowd, all tho whilo bluah
ing like school girl. Finally no mndo
Dllol uNNlVoh lH WlllNu llV tNilNN hiNN
he had merely done his duty. llc sim
ocrely thanked tho pooplo, IN the name
of his officers, himself and crew. A sub
scripton testimonial was started for
Capt Murroll, officers and crow, and In
loss than five minutes 500 wns raised.
This amount is being rapidly augmented.
Whom Captain Murrol called ON Mayor
Filter, some ono remarked; "Thoro ap-
pears to be considerable talk about the
cargo which was thrown overheard from
tho Missouri "'rhnt needn't cnuse any
trouble - spoke up tho mayor before the
captain had an opportunity TO mako n
response, al don't think we would have
much trouble in gotting 1000 people 10
contribute ono dollar topay for The logl."
Captain Murrell was banquoted by the
Sons Of 81, George.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
A COUNTY ooMMIss1oNnR

Thnka ono OF the Billa Presented 10 phat
Body ~ roo Largo, But Examination
Finds IL Too Small
A good joke is told on County Com.
missioner Warstler. After Lewis Hoir-
man had finished painting the walls in
the lower hall, he made out his bill and
presented IL to tho commissioners. All
Of them were willing to approve IL
except Warstler. He said he wanted
TO see the wall measured as in his opin-
ion more wall has been charged for
than had been painted. The wall was
measured and 07 feet found which had
not been charged NJ all. The bill was
too small instead Of too large. Warstler
was willing to sign 1t mt once.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
PHAQ MINIAquRn eIrY
On Exhibition Tor One Week ~ the Tab,
ernapie,

| ph NAhlhlllpn lpf one Week ~ the Tab
ernaple,
The miniatureeity which IL presented
IN the Tabernacle IL drawing large
crowds and attracting much attention,
II opened f0r the frat time on Monday
evening aud was visited by about 500
people Last evening the attendance
was about 600 and tonight tho Grand
Army band will furnish music for the
occasion, when II Is expected that the
attendance will exceed that Of tho two
previous nights,
The miniature city h located in tho
east end OF the Tabernacle and covers
q space l20 feet long aud 70 feet IN
width IL laa complete city Win To-
hlIeelR and thofOnghiarea properly laid
out, ana II contains everything that be.
longs 70 city, The buildlHg6 are
made OF wood hnd ar6 decorated with
lllgH, On the corners afH small lamp
posts bearing Edison inCandfaGFHt
lights, On the streets arc also cable
cars which work as perfectly aa those
Ia q large city The city contains an
opera house, churches, city hall ana
other buildings which represent the
headquarters Of the different lOdgeA,
la one OF the churches IN an organ that
10 run by water power. On one street
stands the court h0uae aud on the dome
10 q statue of Justice holding the scales
IN her hand,
The most novel feature about the
miniature city ID tho railroad aud ita
workings, IN one end OF the city IL The
union depot, This building Ii made
out Of carved wood aud on IL ale IN
Hcribed the words "Unl0n Depot" IN
raised lellera OF gold plate, Tho track
ia laid with steel rails that are fastened
10 the Ties by a small tack, The rail
road runs along the edge Of the river
and its banks are covered with artA,
cinl moss 70 represent grass, Along
the track are telegraph poles with wires
attached The railroad crosses the
river on bridge Of three spans, This
bridge has stood tho test OF 900 pounds,
although each span does not weigh over
10 pounds, The piers are carved out OF
wood and finished like stone, On tho
Other side Of the river NJ a huge noun,
tain, which N tunnelled. The noun,
tain 10 also covered with moss aud the
stones on the mountain are represented
by sea foam, Tho locomotives contain
all the latest improvements and are per.
feet IN every particular, The weigh %
pounds and cost $500, The passenger
cars we're carved out Of cedar wood and
are finished with carmine and gold.
They have In all twenty three freight
cars consisting OF g0ndolaa, box cars
and Hat cara, Last evening a0 tho
train were running over the road, one
Of the cars Jumped the truck aud ran
against tho depot and the power OF the
locomotive waa so great that the depot,
which weighs 300 pounds, was knocked
OF ltB foundation distance of i've fGGt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
A aoop PnRRonMANon

Given at Hohaofor'a Opera Heuae Last
Might 10 q Small Audience,
A small audience assembled at the
opera house last evening TO witness the
performance given by Professor An.
deson, Many features Of the show
were new aud novel The singing OF
Lille Allyn and Gregis Iengard was
good aud both OF them received hearty
applause, The performance ag Il whole
In good ana fully worth the price Of nd
mission. The Leading prize last night
was q ton Of coal, which was drawn by
win Horn, A number Of smaller
prizes were also given away. The
show win remain here during the entire
week aud Ia deserving Of good business,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
A vIoILANon ooMM1rTnE
To DO Organised Among tho womon to
Scatter the Loniera.

To DO Organised Among tho Womon to
Boattor the booiora.
what a relief 1t would be If | could
go TO church some Sunday evening
without having to wade through tobac
co juice and run the gauntlet Of o
crowd Of lOafers and their insulting
language and actions" sighed q well
known woman last evening. III am
getting desperate, so am, she contln.
ued, "and IL this thing keeps up III
carry rawhide with me and use H.,
TOO. Take the Eagle Block corner, the
court house pavement, the opera house
corner, tho llurfOrd corner and even
about the FirSt NJ. H., Presbyterian
aud Lutheran. There the loafelS are
IN full force It's an outrage AS soon
as the police scatter them and depart
on their way they collect on the corn.
ers ngain. II thiS thing keeps up you
can look out Tor u vigilance committee
70 be organized, Then something will
be done, 80 there now" With this her
foot stamped vigorously upon The floor
and u CLEAN entered her eye that indl.
Gated determination.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
rn Amman enndn, rrnln..

DRTRoIT, April M,-lh relation 10 thl
statement tolcgaphod from Canada thai
no moro Sunday trains would bo run on
the Dominion linca Of the Michigan Cen
tral, President Ledyard Gald to-day thai
the order h 10 bo much moro widely OK
tended. 1--WE have been considering
this mOttor for n long timo," hO said
"By AN arrangement with all The road
composing tho Vanderbilt yntom We
ahall bo able 10 giyo our employees the nd
vantage OF ono day'ercat In Bcv0n. II 10
OF coumo, an experiment, We do moi
know that wo can keep II up, but by
running fastor during tho week we car
save tho extra timo. Mr., Vanderbilt
Mr., Dcpow and all tho officials are IL
favor OF Sunday as a day Of rest"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
Miniature Amerioa

Now ON exhibition at the Tabernacle
Is n sight we'll worth seeing, II consists
Of u city complete In everything with
It's railroads, rivers, business blocks,
churches, mills aud residences, Run.
ming on the railroad is limited eX.
press train and on the river n tne steam
boat. The city 10 surrounded by coun.
Try lnndRand beautiful mountain seen.
cry, In all making "A complete Miniature
America,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

ing the members OF the class tbs adyan
tage OF systematic practice under the
care OF an experienced aten0grapheT
hlen0graphefR VIII derive great benefit
~ attending these meeting, 40 Rkillful
hlenographeIa arc employed Ia correct
ing the work Of the members,
Upon motion Tho meeting adjourned
TO meet next Tuesday evening, tho a0lh
inst, at 7 o'clock, sharp, at tho college
rooms, when q paper on shorthand viii
DO read by Miss Ida l0ughnOuf, Next
Tuesday evening viii be the last weekly
meeting, thG meetings hereafter being
held Renlm0nlhly, on the second aud
fourth Tuesdays IN the months OF May,
June, July August aud September,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

DETROIT, April 2i,-Tho national con
vontion OF Michigan Constructor
Knights OF Labor haS boon In session
hero for several daya. T. V. Powdorly
has also been In town, and II trnnapiro
that II h the work OF this convention
which brought him to Detroit Thi
combination Of assemblies, the most In
fluential In number In tho United Staica
has instructed its delegates 10 take stop
10 Rocedo from the Knights OF Labor
The machinery men desire 10 resolve
themselves into trades unions, W tl'oy
believe thoir own interests would thus bt
much better gubsCryed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

CoPRNHAdRN, April %.--King Chris
tian has intimated- his intcntion 30 be-
stow decoration upon Capt, Hamilton
Murrell OF the steamer Missouri, In REQ.
ognition of his action In rcsouing thu
passengers and crew Of tho Danmark.
LONDON, April A.-Capt. Knudsen Of
tho wrecked steamer Danmark and three
engineers belonging 10 that vessel have
arrived at London ON board The steamer
New York City. Thoy are enthusiastic
in their praises Of Capt. Murron and thO
officers OF tho steamer Missouri
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
MAsaILLoR NEWS,
Notes Of q Social and Business Nature
That viii Prove Interesting,
Especial Correspondence

MANslLLON, April e.
The oOUncl meets this evening,
Special meeting OF the u II, X, T.
tomorrow evening,
Miss Harriet Russell has returned To
school NJ Cleveland,
A literary meeting will be held by the
q, Y. M, A, this evening
Misa Bessie COnnell, OF Cincinnati,
IN Visiting relatives IN the CITY,
Miss Eta Bradley has returned from
u visit 10 relatives aud friends In Kent,
Otto Wise and family, OF Akron
street, removed 10 day 10 TT, Wayne,
Ind, to remain there,
Wallacks "Cattle King" will occupy
tho boards NJ the MaaaillOn opera house
next Tuesday evening,
A neoktie social will be held at tho
home OF j, i, SchroCk, by tho ladies OF
the u. ID. church, tomorrow evening,
A rather small audience attended the
Alba Haywood concert last night, IL
was fully az good M that OF the night
before,
The maple sugar social held by the
ladies Of the Christian Church at the
home of Mrs q. Russell last night was
very we'll attended,
Jerome Bayliss will graduate at Case
school, Cleveland, sOme time In June.
After that he will 20 10 Paris, France
10 finish his electrical studies.
Invitations have been received In
thlu gIly fgY "a npunn MA INalla4Uu aala
bration in Ashland, o., on Friday even.
Ing of this week, and u number from
MasBlll0n will attend,
Company II, viii leave for New York
on Saturday nv o'clock. They will
proceed 10 Akron, join number OF
companies there, and then 20 10 New
York via. tho NJ Y, =. 20.
Mrs. M, A, Graf, the proprieiress Of
the South Erie street cigar factory,
will leave on Saturday for New York
aud Brooklyn, where she will visit rel.
atiyes and take In the centennial.
A vigorous kick Ia being indulged In
by Main street property owners about
the paving, They say they will have
recourse 10 the courts before they will
pay the assessments as NJ present ar,
ranged.
The following vestrymen Of ~. Tlmo.
thy's church were elected on Monday
evening: A. j. Kicks, senior warden;
j. II. Dunn, junior warden; q. M. Rus.
sell, James Peacock, II. II. FOcko, II, j..
Arnold, A. Hopper II, j. Dillon, u. u.
Upham and u. l.. Albrecht. 4, III.
Focke was elected secretary and II. Il,
Upham treasurer.
A number OF people have been at.
traoted TO the windows of the news
depot TO see a drawing OF the proposed
new ST. Tlm0thy's church. II is \ very
elegant stone structure, and includes q
parish building, with chapel and
amusement rooms for the young people.
Estimated cost about $4,000, n the
congregation decides TO build, n mum.
ber OF drawings will be made, but this
one finds 80 much favor that IL will
probably be adopted,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
Tnn AppRnasH
TO DO Made NJ tho X, M, ID, q, Hall ~ the
ATmary AnrIl lOlh.

10 DO NJ NWV w IHW : NIt " 70 HHTT w NIV
Armory April 30th,
Mr. A, McGregor has consented TO
deliver the Grafton on the life and char
aCttr OF Washington at tho Y. NJ, ID. q,
dance on next Tuesday evening ~ the
urm0ry. In addition TO this Louis
Schueier Esq, viii giye u practical
tnlk on the constitution Of the United
states. Hon. John Il. MOnu0t win bo
the preaiding officer for the evening
and win mako u short Introductory
speech,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
THE spnNoaRApuHRs
Meet and Divide tho Association tnl
Four ClG1puB.

-Four ClRBsuB.
The Canton stenogrOphers' Associn-
tion met at the room Of the Canton
Business College last night, The meet
ing was n large one. The association
was divided into four classes, respect.
lively. Glass A being composed of
stenographers writing 125 words or
more por minute; class Il Of from 100
to 1876; class q of from as to 100; class
ID from so TO rs; q reader being ap-
pointed to read to each class, thus civ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

Mr., EDITOR; We desire 10 express
our thanks to our neighbors and friends
for their many kind acts daring the
sickness ind ut the death OF our beloved
vile and mother
The generous attentions Of neighbors
and friends 80 unselashly given during
the long years Of suffering, went fur TO
tighten the pain Of our best friend, and
Will, together with the sympathy shown
IN this, The hour Of our bereavement,
ever be held IN grateful remembrance,
GEO. FROMnOLT2 AND FAMILY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
A confnrnnnn.

A conference is in session at the
German Reformed church to-day, 1t
will be In session all week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

Rinehart's Worm L0zenges always
destroy the worm nest. No others do.
Durbin, Wright 81 70,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

VENTURA, CAL, April A.--At moor
to-day u bold attompt was made 30 rOl
Collins AZ Sons bank while Cashier Col,
llns was al lunch, An omploye named
Morrison was alone IN the hank at tht
time. A man named Mccarthy, who
was recently discharged from the county
hospital, entered tho bank and, complain
ing that poverty and desperation had
almost driven him 10 suicide, laid 0
package, which ho claimed contained
dynamite, on the counter and, drawing
q revolver, demanded $4,000, Morrison
ran out Of tho bank and gave tho alarm
Tho thief, meanwhile, hal secured ei,0Ot
and was making for his hor'o, which
was hitohed near the hank A crowd
collected on tho street, but no ono wa
armed, The sheriff stepped into hard
ware store, secured 6holgun and wm
about 10 lrc NJ tho robbor whom ho sur
rendered. Tho money was all recovered
except twenty dollars which was prob
ably Lost on tho street,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

Buy Victor Maria Coffee and re.
ceive q nice card with each pound
Your groceryman handles IL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
THE VERY LATEST
Current Events In This City and
Vicinity

Given In Condensed and Attractive
Shape FOR tho Hurried Header,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

Ton pounds of Turkish prunes for
30 cents at The Great Easter Tea Go.
2i262G.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

Six pounds OF Gilbert's Starch for %
cents dt the Great Eastern Ten 90.
gi.2b.2G.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
The City Eqti0nQIBqD{
MCKINLEY BLOCK,
CANTON, ONO.
CAPITAL, 100000. SURPLUS, $4,000.

" wOt,nR, prrsr jom . uArsotNN
uuvuy A. wien Uphior M A. TuuurifNN,
- AasT CMblcf
nnlEUrONR
WV OAlC Lobngon shulrlcA 7. V 2o7l.'ua,
inU, ~ lthynOdB, u, bOhwUltsUr, w. X Day
llOnfY A. wne n, H. llurHthA q n, LalOun,
A General Banking Business trans.
acted. Accounts Of individuals, firms
and corporations received on fayOra
BILE terms
Particular attention given 10 collec
tlOns.
The LATEST IMPROVED
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES in
she Fire and Burglar Proof
Vault, which guarantees ab.
Solute security, are for rent
on application, for any pc.
riod, at very reasonable rates
deG7.Ry-dAwl
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Tho Importance OF purifying tho blood can-
not bo oyorostImated, for without puro blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
Az this season noarly every ono moods.
good medicine 10 purify, vitallzc, and ON tich
tho blood, and wo ask you TO Try Hoods
Doo,,I,ap sargaparllla ltstronfd dhens
T0SuIletl and builds up tho 'Systom,
creates m appetite, and tonos the digestion,
while II oradlcatos disease. Tho. peculiar
combination proportion, and preparation
Of tho vegetable remedies ufod gyo to
Hoods BarBaparln pocul. t. I.hnoIe
lar curative powers, No = o lISeN
olhormedonohnssuch are c6ordoiwondcriul
Curcs. II you have mad'1 up your mind 10
buy Hoods Sarsopnrllla do not bo induced 10
take any other instead. II is Peculiar
Medicine, and ia worthy your confidence.
Hoods sarsaparl'laiseold by nh druggists.
Prepared by o, 1. Hood q Co., Lowell, Masa
100 Doses Ono Dollar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
A WORD OF WARNING.

There AGO many white soaps each represented be M 40 good 40 the ivory"
eJ AXE MOI but like all olOieS lack Tho peculiar and remarkable qualities Of
tho genuIne Ast for Ivory Soap and Insist upon getting H.
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