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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
POLICE POINTERS.
One OF the santry a McGOwan Burg.
lars Supposed 10 be Under Ar
resl-Olher Matters,

Word has been received at police
headquarters from Beaver Falls, Pa,
that a man has been arrested there who
had several pairs Of new shoes IN his
possession, Tho shoes found ut Boa.
yer Falls correspond with those taken
from Santry Il MoGowan's store recent.
ly, aud the police think the man 10 ono
Of the burglars who entered the store.
Oilcer slagle left for Beaver Falls
this morning Ia company with one Of
the firm, If the shoes are identified 40
those stolen from the store the man
VIII be brought back 10 answer 10 q
charge Of burglary and larceny,
Mayor Blake last night discharged
Phillip CHASER who WAS arrested TO
asaaultlng his brother,
Onlcer McCort last night arrested
Louis Maillalrd for drunkenness, May,
or Blake llnd him 81 aud costs this
morning
Mayor Blake this morning fined Isaac
lleppert 3 aud costs for drunkenness.
Onlcer Wlelandt arrested q man by
the name OF lilttersbaugh last night
for drunkenness, ll6 was thought 10
be slghtly demented and was taken 20
jail, lie win DO released tonight.
John Wright was arrested this after,
noon by Oncer ROmey for drunken,
ness, This Is the man who fell In tho
sewer last winter and sustained severe
injuries, Since that time the city has
been helping him, and II has only been
q few days since he has been able 10 bo
In the streets.
Onlcer Romey this afternoon arrested
q man who was 30 drunk that no could
not give his name.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

pOlntmonta who have Sherman on their
paper need not delude themselves long,
or with the hope that no will dictate
any considerable number OF consular
appointments, II they do they will dis
cover, sooner or later, they arc chasing
q will o the wlap.
Governor Foraker Ia on top at the
department, and no mistake. To-day
Mr, Kurta took j, Lyman Rodgers OF
Tho Columbus Dispatch 10 call upon
Mr., blalne, 10 whom he presented u
letter from Foraker, Consequently Mr.,
Rodgera was unequiyoeally promised,
without another scrap OF Endorsement,
the position OF secretary OF legation at
either Chill or the Argentine Republic.
Mr., Roberts left for New York this
evening very much reiOiced, then no
sails with haste for Europe.
Aa another evidence OF the falling
mercury In the barometer which regis.
tefa tho influence OF Sherman and tho
congregational delegation, the case of ID,
J., King OF Akron may be cited.
Before Mr., Sherman left for Europe
meeting OF the entire Ohio delegation
was held NJ his residence and Mr.. King
was unanimously recommended 10 the
President for the Indian commissioners
ship, To-day Thomas |. Morgan Of
Rhode Island was appointed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
SEVERAL SURVIVORS
OF the Recent JOlnstOwn Disaster
Arrive In CantOn-'fwO OF
Them Secures Work.

Most Of those who escaped from
JohnStown with their lives and have
nothing TO hold them In that vicinity
have left for other parts, Canton has
received her share Of those who were
fortunate enough 10 come out Of the
horrible disaster with their lives.
Monday night there arrived in Can.
ton over the III. Wayne road n German
IN destitute circumstances. lie said he
formerly lived In Johnstown, but had
lost everything In the food, He told q
very pitiful story, aud kind hearted
citizens assisted him.
A few days ago u boy named Bert
Kane arrived In Canton, llo said his
father, mother, brother and sister had
all been drowned NJ Johnstown and no
had no home, On Sunday j. n, Ander.
son OF 2ci South Cherry street met the
boy ana took him to bis home. Monday
he secured work for him IN one of tho
shops. To-day application WINS made
70 Humane superintendent Charles II,
Fru2or to llnd u home for tho boy Any
person who viii give tho boy u home
can address superintendent Frazer NJ
the NEws'DEMoCRAT 0nlce.
Recently John Rowan arrived In
Canton from Johnstown and took mp
hs qua, ierg at the Conrad Hotel. llu
had II narrow escape from hoing drown.
cd but escaped by fleeing 10 the hills
with many others, He 10 n painter and
had no difficulty In securing work ut
his tipdO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
TWO WE'LL KNOWN LADIES

Havo Narrow IlSoOpo From Boing Boz
voroly Injured by Boing Thrown From q
Buggy,
Monday afternoon Mrs. Edward
Shively Of South Market street andMrs.
Elizabeth Eberly Of South Plum street
drove to Mr., Snlyelys' residence, q far
mer living about three miles south Of
town, AS they entered the driveway u
large dog sprang forward and frghten.
ed the horse.
The buggy was upset and Mrs, Sniye.
ly thrown to the ground, Mrs, Eberly
was dragged almost ten feet when she
succeeded In getting free from the bug.
gy, Mrs. E6ery was quite soy erely In.
jured receiving bad cut over the left
eye and also one IN the arm. Mrs. Sniye.
ly was considerably bruised. Both Ia.
dies were brought to town byMrSniye.
ley, where they received medical atten.
tion, They are resting as easy to-day
as could be expected. The horse, after
the occupants Of the buggy were thrown
out, jumped over fence and the bug.
gy was smashed all 10 pieces. The horse
was not injured.
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youngstown Itoma.

YOUNGSTOWN, June i0,-Five boilers
burst this afternoon at the works Of the
Mahonlng valley iron company killing
joseph Robinson aud scalding John
Mcpherson and william Edwards 80
badly that they may not recover.
Rev. Father Mears has been present.
cd with purse Of 81 600 by his congre.
CATION as testimonial Of their regard.
Rev. Mears sails next week for Ireland
to recuperate his health.
The $4,000 damage suit Of Mrs, Car.
rio Il. Gray against the z, Il L. u. road
was settled to-day by the company pay.
inghe $500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

NEWS OF THE DAY.
Double Murder In Wellaville.- Waynes-
burg Mother Dies Of JOY.
Tho LateAt on Tho situation at Johnatown.

Tho Latest on tho situation At Johnatown.
PITTsnuRd, June ll,-(speclal, +,
There 10 no special news Of interest
from Johnstown to-day, Governor
Beaver and his assistant state officials
will assume entire charge 10 morrow
The arrangements for q transfer Of
authority will be completed this after.
noon, The number Of mon win DO
reduced to 400 The distribution Of
food TO 10000 survivors viii be done
under the strlctest military discipline,
A few moro dead bodies are being 70,
covered, but II 10 thought but few more
viii DO found. There Ia not 30 much
alarm feared OF an epidemic now. 1t
ls raining with weather cool both are
favorable TO avoid epidemic disease.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
GREAT oULLINd
or the People Who Visit Foropaugh'a
Circus.


or the People Who Visit Foropaugh'a
Circus,
The Forepaugh circus showed In Ak.
ron Saturday and the Beacon Is author.
ity for the statement that never before
was such gulling Of the spectators as
took place within the tents on that day.
The Beacon says; Every advantage
was taken Of the people inside the tonts
TO force them TO pOy their money. One
dodge was this! A couple Of circus at.
taches stationed themselves about the
reserved seats, and as soon as u gentle.
man entered with lady an attache
would act as an usher aud show them
10 seats. He would slip IN oiloloth cush.
ion under the lady as she was about 10
Sit down, and then addressing the gen
tleman with m almost imperative, 1.-TWO
cushions for 20 centa." II the gentle.
man would reply that he did not desire
cushions, the swlndler would reply,
ul6 cents for tho one the lady sits on"
That settles II and another "twO Cush.
ions for quarter find u taker.
Then the people are constantly an.
noyod by show attaches selling peanuts,
lemonade, and even cigars were peddled
about, the seller crying out, "Two lla.
yanas for q nickel; you are allowed TO
smoke here" People paying for re.
served seats ut 81 per seat were sub.
jtcted TO this annoyance as we'll In
fact every conceivable way was adopted
TO got the peoples money Besides
this many Of Mr., Forepaugh's employees
were insOlent and abusive, and did not
treat their patrons with common court.
esy. Outside the tents the sellers Of 60.
cent tickets and other trlcksters aud
workers OF gambling devices preyed up.
on all who were foolish enough TO give
them The opporLunIty.
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DEATH OF A GOOD MAN,
Death OF DR.. Goo, Holts Of Now Dorlin.-
Funoral Wednesday,


Death OF DR.. Geo. Holts Of Now Borlln..
Funeral Wodnosday.
DR., George Iolt2, of New Berlin,
aged 73 years, one Of the Oldest and
most highly respected citizens Of Stark
county, died ut New Berlin on Monday
at p. m. after n short illness. The fun
eral services will take place at D. m. on
Wednesday, the sermon will be delly.
cred by Rev, B. f. SChillinger of the
Lutheran church of Canal Fulton, of
which church DR.. llOlt2 was q member
Of long standing. The citizens of New
Berlin were greatly attached TO DR..
Holtz, and his loss will be greatly felt,
as he was man of largehearted 6enev'
olence and kindly nature, and much be-.
loved by all who knew him,
Dr. Holt2 was born In Plain town.
ship and has lived there all his life. His
father, John llolt2, came TO Stark
county from Cumberland county, Pa,
In 1911. He was n soldier IN the war of
1872, and on his return from the army,
married, entered and improved the
quarter section now owned by his son
Michael Holtg.
Dr. Holtz graduated IRON the Cleye.
land Medical College, and settled In
New Berlin in the practice Of medicine
In lSi6. He continued the practice un.
interruptedly to within two months Of
his death, being the oldest active prac.
titioner In the county
He was q member Of Canton Lodge
Of Free and Accepted Magops, and 6l.
ways highly esteemed by the bretheren.
DR.. Holiz was twice married His fret
wife was Elizabeth Koons, She died In
lSi0 leaving one daughter, He married
a second wife in 1851. She died In 1864
leaving three daughters.
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A DoUDLR KILLING NEAR wmLLs.
WILLIE,

Two East Liverpool Mon Leave This
World Suddenly by Violent Means
Small Loaa 10 tho World,
WELLsyILLE, o., June l0,-John
Durnberger, proprietor Of q trading
boat, followed Jake Greer, q river boat,
man, into Jake PrOsser's store IN Ham.
ilton, opposite Wellsyllle, at o'clock
this afternoon, charged him with caus,
Ing separation between himself and
wife and said; an shoot - out Of
you" He drew his revolver and emp.
tied four chambers into Geer three
balls taking effect In the abdomen and
one In the head, Geor drew q pistol rs
he fell and shotDurnberger In the stom.
a9h, then expired, Durnberger stag.
gered q few rods and fell dead. Both
came from East Liverpool, where they
have wives and children. Durnberger
tried TO drown his wife q few weeks ago
and cut with an AK the onlcer who at.
tempted 10 arrest him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
OVER TWO HUNDRED PERSONS
Participate In the Pleasures OF tho Annual
Smith Reunion,

Participate In tho Pleasures Of tho Annual
Smith Reunion.
The eighteenth annual reunion Of the
Smith family took place at the residence
OF ELI Smith IN Plain township on
Saturday last and was well attended by
relatives and invited friends.
Over two hundred old and young
partook Of a sumptuous dinner which
all seemed TO appreciate and do full
justice to. The time vas pleasantly
passed In social conversation. The re-
union was held on the old home farm
Of David Smith, the patriarch Of this
branch of the Smith family. Daniel
Smith and family moveded TO Ohio in
1926, reaching Canton June 18th Of that
year. He bought the farm and moved
on 1t Sep 10 the same year.
aud planted his orchard the same fall,
Only four survive out Of family Of
eleven, namely Mis-. Adam Shorb and
Mrs. Peter Housel Of Canton, Andrew
Smith of Ashland, Ohio, aud Ell who
lives on tho old place, OF course all
are well up in years, with descendants
more or less numerous. The writer
hereof did not learn the number of dc.
scendants, but they must be numerous
and many Of them live in and about
Canton, II is proper 20 say they are
oil worthy Of their worthy ancestors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
BUSINESS RESUMED AGAIN

Ia Johnatown..-A More Hopeful Out
look.
JouNsTowN, June l0-ISpecial. +
What few men In business here who
survived the flood are now gong to
work. Several wholesale merchants
have cancelled old bills and their Gus.
toners, and are now reSuming or will
resume operation with new goods In q
few days. Stores are being started In
tents, The sickness is about the game
oson Saturday, there is no alarming In.
crease. The sufferers are holding out
web, and seem to be gaining confidence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
AM rmnnrnLlvn Noconnlty.

What pure air is TO an unhealthy 10.
cality, what spring cleaning 10 to tho
neat housekeeper 80 Is Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla TO everybody, at this season. The
body needs to be- thoroughly renovated,
the blood purified and vitalized, the
germs of disease destroyed. Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, and all other blood disor-
ders are cured by Hoods Saraaparlilla,
the most popular and successful spring
medicine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Latest From tho wrookod City.

JonNsTowN, June l0.-[Special,l IA
car load Of dynamite arrived here at
noon to-day and will be used in further
blasts upon the debris above the bridge,
The stencil arising from the debres this
morning Is simply horrible. Persons
have to hold tier nose in ppssing. II
Is only u question Of q ve>y short time
until II will have to DO bulned with al
bodies therein contained.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Gov. nnnyor nt Inst Aotn.

Especial by American Press Aescclatlon,)
PllT'GUGG, June l0,-lSpeclal, l-Gov'
Beaver at last acts, lie says the STATE
win clear the wreckage. One million
dollars i1 to be raised on bis bond, with
two hundred millionaire hackers. Beav.
er pledges the legislature 10 repay the
money, Gen, Hastings will have full
charge after Wednesday, All money
raised to be paid direct to the sufferers,
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What Governor Beaver win DO and
What 10 Ought 10 Do.

JouNsTowN, June l0,-[Speclal J.
Gov. Beaver has at last been awakened,
lie will take charge on Wednesday and
will furnish money to be borrowed on
state credit, to carry on the work Of re.
moving the debris from the streets and
river A commission will be appoint
cd by him to direct the work, The
general relief committee viii be re-
lieved, Still the feeling is widespread
that he ought to call the legislature to.
gether Immediately.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Found Dead

Last evening a person named G. r.
Thompson registered at Hunts Hotel
and wanted TO bo called to take the IL
p. m, train for Chicago. Being unable
TO awaken him the room was entered
through the ventllatOr aud the man was
found dead. He was advertising Sui
phur Bitters which has an extensive
sale. The coroner returned q verdict of
heart disease. Gin. Commercial.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Foraker on Top in Dlaino'O Department..

WASHINGTON, June l0..-R, Brandon
one of Forakers strikers at Athens,
has been appointed to position in the
Interior department, and u. Q, Grace, Of
Clrcleville, whom tho government has
suddenly pushed forward for the col
lectorship of internal revenue for the
Eleventh district, srema in u fOir way
to down Shermans 8 candidate, Marquis
Boggs, of Chillcothe. The prospects
are that Sherman will get good many
black eyes before tho summer is over,
especially in the consular appointments.
This Is not strange as Foraker has al
ways been considered Blaine's lleuten
ant In the west, In represent ascend
ency OF Forakers star at the National
capital ohio applicants for consular up.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
anrntorn Afrnld OF Hor Dam

SARATOGA, June ll,-[SpeCial, The
people here fear bursting of dam
above the city like the one at Johns.
town. Expert engineers have been sent
TO examine the dam at Laughberry lake
and they report II unsafe. There is
much excitement here over the danger.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

The graduating class Of the central
high school is composed Of Frank Arch.
inal, Emily Beaumont, Elsie G, Coz,
Frank A. Elson, Jno G. Price, Katie
Reed, Ed. S. S,rayer, Blanche Vignos,
Olive Hartung, Edith l.. Heldenbrand,
Geo. p. Alexander, Clara NJ. Ball, Jessie
Bouoway, Anna O. Dierkor6, Emma
Huber, klttie NJ, Raber, Cora Sechrist,
Grace h. Stoyer, Jno. Willis. The ex.
erctses viii be held in the high school
hail
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Lot tho Arllotod Romombor

DR., II. Russell Burner, the eminent aud
successful specialist for tho treatment
and cure of all long standing chronic
diseases, makes his next visit to Canton
on Sunday, Monday aud Tuesday, June
10, II and IL, when he can be consulted
flee Of charge ut the Hotel Conrad, for
merly called the Farmers Hotel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
pIod wan ovollor AZ wnynonburr.

WAYNEsDURo, o., June 10
"A daughter Of Nicholas fTelntz, far
mer living four miles south, unexpect
edly returned from the West yesterday
Her mother, overloyed, embraced hel
daughter and fell dead. Supposed
cause, heart disease, from the excite
ment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Tho Inv md nrdnr I,nnrnn.

The Law and Order League held q
secret session this morning and refuse
to dlvulge what business was transact.
ed, 1t is understood that some very
decided steps were taken. Another
meeting will probably DO held soon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
oOv, Beavers bond Plan Not Sanctioned.

uoV' beavers bond flan Not Sanctioned,
PITrsDURG, June II, -lSpeciall -
The plan OF Gov. Beaver 10 take 81 ,0OO,,
600 out Of the State treaSusy without
the sanction of the law lS not approved
here by business men. They say IL
would only cost about $4,000 for u
three days session Of the legislature and
then the governor could have full au.
thority 10 expend the money. There Is
thought TO DO much doubt about the
feasibility Of the Governors plan to
take money and expend II on q priyate
bond. W. McCreery, chairman of the
Pitmburg relief committee says: ~
don't approve Of Governor Beavers
plan aud l told the Governor 30
yesterday. The state should ut
once shoulder the responsibility and OBJ.
tain authority by conyoning the legis.
lature."
W. H. Thompson, treasurer Plttsburg
Relief Committee aayG ut seems to
me q very lamentable weakness In our
state government that 200 men must be
called upon 10 80 bail for the perfor.
nance Of u duty towards humanity and
especially towards suffering citizens Of
our own state, We must be do.
generating,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Attention, Soldiers.

/ will be mt tho Hurford House, Can.
ton, on Thursday aud Thursday even.
ing, June 20, to solicit claims FOR orig
inal, increase and re rating Of pensions,
bounties, back pay, etc, aud TO take ev.
idence la claims IN which ] nm the at
torney. q, f. CALLAHAN,
US Claim Agent aud Pension AT.
torney.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Big Drop in tho List Of pead

JonNsTowN, June TO- Special, +
by all accounts now the list Of dead in
the disaster is very much below the
number estimated three days ago.
Those best Informed think the number
will not exceed 4,0O0; others think
$500 will cover all death losses.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
A lIoavy and Grateful Rain Falls on tho
Strlokod City.

JouNsTowN, June l0-[Special IA
heavy rain fell for several hours this
morning, 1t was welcome. River is now
too low to float away logs, &c., taken
from the debris, and the river ia now
rising, which will greatly aid the work
of removal.
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$3.50 PER YEAR.

denoe in North Cherry street.
She has been III for the past ak weeks
aud leaves q husband, four children and
q host OF friends 70 mourn her loss.
The deceased was 30 years OF ago and
well known In Canton. The funeral
Will he Wednesday morning at o o'clock
from mst Johns English Catholic church,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
A MORNING MARRIAGE.
Mr.. Louis Kiofor and Mian Roma Pho
Join uanda for Life,

Mr.. Louis Kioiior and Miss Roaa Pioro
Join Hands for Lifo.
Mr., Louis KloiIor, son OF Silas KleiTer,
No. 50 Cemetery road, aud Miss Rosa
Pioro, daughter Of Charles pioro, North
Cleveland avenue, were Joined in mar.
riago at the German Catholic church at
q o'clock this morning by Rev. Father
Arnould. The bride was dressed In n
beautiful gray costume and the groom
wore u suit of conventional black, The
ceremony wao witnessed by q host Of
friends OF both contracting parties, II
boing very impressive. After the cero.
mony was over the newly welded pair
proceeded 10 the homo OF the brides
parents, whore they were congratulated
by their friends. A number of hand.
some end costly presents were received.
Mr.. and Ms. Kollor will leave for
Cleveland at o'clock thia evening
where they viii reside. The NEWS.
DEMOCRAT Joins their many friends In
extend ny TO them u long life Of peace
mud plenty,
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ponth of n woll Known Indy

Mrs. Charlotte Good, wife Of Isaac
Good and daughter Of Mrs. Char
lotto Businger died at an early
hour this morning at the resi-.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Mnrdornd hy a Mnnlnn.

WINsoR, VT, June il.-lSpeclal l..
John Freeman, an insane man OF Me
ridIan, killed his father aud an attend.
ant with an ax last night while they
were asleep.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

Additional Contributions for JohnStown,
New York, June ll,-lSpecial,l J.
The additional contributions for Johns.
town sufferers up to noon for to-day
were $4,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

Another Devious Doylltry Discovered IN
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June li,-lSpecIal.l IA
morning paper claims TO have the de.
tails OF q conspiracy Of gang Of rob
bers TO rob Cook county Of quarter Of
amillion dollars, The matter will be re.
ferred 10 the citizens committee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

OLD DEMOCRACY,
Radiant in the Air Of ViCtO-
ny Which Pervades
Everything,
Meets in Enthusiastic COnyen-
tiOn in the Opera House
And Places in Nomination Such q
Ticket
As VIII Sweep Old MollyIstark From
End TO End.
THE TICKET,
ron REPREsENTATIyE,
JOHN y, M0NNoT,
OF Canton,
u. n. DRESBACH.
OF Mahalllon,
ron AUDITOR,
l.. A. L0lCHOT.
OF Canton,
ron COUNTY TREAsURER,
JOSEPH MAUDRU.
OF Maymo.
FOR CLERK or COURTS,
ON. COXEN.
OF Alliance.
ron SHERIFF.
CHARLES A. KRlDER.
Of OfruaearaWas township
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
JOHN o, KREICH BAUM.
o rlan township,
ron COUNTY SURVEYOR,
OLIVER w. HULL.
Oi Canton,
FOR INFn,MARY DIRECTOR,
WILLIAM SHAEFFER.
OF L0uiaylue, |
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FIRST nALLoP,
bltnlHu''s''''''''''tu'' 'tu'',,'''u'st,,,,,,,,u,, w
CoAtnurU'','''',',,,' ',,,',,,,uu,,,,,,,,,,u, 100
bnHhce"'''''''tt',,,, III
Alliance mon go Wild before vote IN an.
nounced. CoXen getn II,
SHERIFF.,
Enthusiasm runs high, Amid much
excitement Lawrence Daily nOmlnates
Jacob Montzer.
Mayor Blake seconds the nomination
amid cheers.
u. A. Hlnnger Of Paris nominated
Charles A, KrIder Of Tuaoarawaa. JOS
oph Oberlln seconded the nomlnatln.
Nominations were ordered closed
and the ballotlng commenced.
The vote stood;
MontScf ,sf'''u''''''''''''U'''''" vi
kflder"",,,,,,"'",, li2
Kridor nominated.