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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-04
THE BANK OF TENNESSEE.
What Col. A. 8. Colyar Thinks OF the Re-
imbursing Scheme.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. S.-Your corrc-
spondcnt called on Col. A. 5. Colyar this
morning ut his Office in the Cole building.
The Colonel said, when questioned in re-
gard 10 the proposed scheme OF reimburs-
ing dcpositors OF the Bank Of Tennessee:
:" think 1t ought not TO be paid for the
reason, not 80 much for the want Of ability
rs the injustice 10 the taxpayers. The in
Justice arises out of the facts not that the
liability docs not exist and not
because the Bank Of Tennessee was tcchni-
cally corporation and therefore different
from the State. The State owned all OF
the stock. got the profits and in equity
ought to sustain the losses, but take the
broad ground that the loss must fall upon
the depositors-just as losses iall upon
people whose farms were destroyed,
whose slaves were freed. whose cred
It's Of all kinds were destroyed
by the war. II seems TO me. after consid-
cradle reflection on this question, that the
people who lost their negroes and whose
lands we're rendered almost yalucless, in
fact who were reduced to poverty 10y the
war, should not now be required 10 pay q
class OF people who did not lose in this
way, but lost by having their money in 9
bankthat went down in the general crash. y
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-04
The rirea Foot.

The potter stood at his daily uoff.
one pinirut loot on the ground
The other, with mover stacking cod,
Turning bis swiit wheel ruuud.
Silent W siuul hcsifn him ihtrr,
Watching the restless Knee.
I'LL no friend said low. ~ plying vaiee.
How tifcd bis loot must be-
The porter never paused IN his ~ofk.
shaping The Nondfuus thing
'1wns niilt common Hover rot
hut ffncCt ln iahioulnH
Slowly he raised us tsiient eyes,
With hemeiy Truth inspifeii
EMO, maaini ID iau't the lot hat kirts-
-lAs cesfi.,a'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-04
OBITUARY.
NAL. D. o. Emo.

ST. Lors. Mo-, Jan. 3.-Mai. Il. Il.
Emo, well known provision broker and
exchange member, died last evoningat his
residence, No. 2.73s Morgan street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-04
Arr.sca, az. ns,er ssra.

NEw ORLEANS. la, Jan. IA special
from Bayou Sara says: "in an alteration
this morning J, =. Irwin, IT,, son Of
Mayor Irwin. shot and killed Thomas
Powell. son Of Judge 5. X. Powell. Irwin
wns released ON bail"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-04
A SOCIAL skN BAT,os.
Protty Mrs Phillip Crockett. OF Nash
vile, Becomes stago-Struck.

Special Dlspaich to Tho Appeal
NAsHvHLr, Tenn, Jan. 3.--MrA Phil
lip s. Crockett, young married lady who
/. quite well known In social circles, has
caused quito a sensation by suddenly lcav-
ing tho city 10 90 on the stage. The lady
left without informing her husband, 70
whom she has been married for six or
seven years. She left behind In his can
their only child. n boy Of four or five years
OF age. The lady Is a very pretty blonde,
possessing plump. well shaped figure,
and IL very graceful, attracting much nj.
icniion aud Animation during the kir-
mo,s last spring. Tho only reason assigned
Cor her sudden departure u that she has
boon slage-struck ior some time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-04

WITH Chief Justice Fuller brcvity is
the soul OF common sense. His first opin-
ion contained less than one hundred
..-.,rIu -----
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-04
IN SOCIETY.
words.


The elegant home Of Mr.. W. ii. Bates,
No. 303 Linden street, was the scene last
night OF one OF those brilliant events that
have SO far made the social season sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates were hospitable and
cordial, and the crowd OF bellies and beaux
felt great obligation for the pleasant
evening.
Miss Rankin, in whose honor the enter
tainmcnt was given, is charming and
cultured woman and greatly added to the
guests's enjoyment by her afiability and
charming manners. She wore n pretty
gown Of cream faillc and MORE. Through
out the house the floral decorations were
exquisite and appropriate, while in the
supper room, everything was beautifully
served.
Dancing was carried on in the large
| double parlors. Mrs. Bates was assisted
in receiving by Misses Bettye Selden,
Edith Brooks, Agnes Toof and Ida Bruce.
Among the ladies present were:
| Miss Helen Moore, Miss Katie Pumphrcy.
| Miss Fannie Inwrance, Miss Percy Coffee,
| Miss silie Galloway, Miss Mary Imrton
| Miss saliio LOoney, Mis- Mary Lewis Va,
| MlsA Ida CamcrOr, Miss Alice Hays.
| Miss Mary Lou Nelson, Miss Burlon,
| Miss Danfy Miss clyde Thornton,
| Miss Ruth Tool Mis-, flOy Latham.
\ Miss Mona Winters, Miss llodie warriner.
| Miss IIigbec, Mn. Rowland,
| Mrs.. Ward, Mrs W. l.. Jones,
| Mrs IDOf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
omclai Dlspntch.

WASHINGTON, May el- Commodore
Walker, who IA acting secretary Of the
navy, received the following Dispatch
from Capt. FOrquhar, who commanded
the Trcntun'
San FitlNClsoo, May g0--Arrlyod Rookton.
bound for Maryland, with Capt Farquhnr
llluutH Brown, kcniny and Scott Passed As.
distant Engineers Main, Gait and Matthews,
Chaplain McAlllstcr assistant surgeon,
lulttWaIu Mclaughlin, Carpenter Tornold
Sumnkur boutwell, OF the Trenton, Liouta
C0nlin, Wilson aud Culver, Englgna Gibbons
aud Heath, Chief Engineer Groom, Passed 40.
nlatnnt Engineer Mob0tor Harvey Of tho Vans
dallas Euslgn Field of the Nipsci 900 men
from the rronl0n aud lii from Tho Yandniln.
Seven officers aud noYenty-sN men were loft
ht Samoa 10 finish tho work OF wroul,lnR. Tho
admiral wishes steamers sent for thom.
Steamers from Auckland are convenient n the
department can arrange 10 have thom call at
Aplu, Tho admiral has issued proclamation
10 the Snnoana advising peace, Tho armies
arc dlshtndinH 10 await tho result OF tho Ser.
lin conference, There IA q famine among the
natives, caused by tho destruction Of crops
during the recent hurricane. The admiral ro.
quests authority 10 Issue ratons 10 thom. /
am ordered 60 Washington aud win start as
soon us possible,
lSlgnrd,1 FAuoUuAu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

stenmahIr Lohna IIonkIns Ilnrnnd.

BALTIMORE, May ei.-The steamship
Johns Hopkins was burned 10 tho wator's
odgo last night, Fire was discovered In
the hole Of the vessel shortly before mid
night, while she was lying at pier No. 9.
She was Immediately towod out into and
do'7n the stream 10 Fort MolIenry. Tho
city fire department responded quickly
10 The alarm, but woro prevented from
going 10 tho steamship by the military
authorities NJ tho fort. The only route
by which tho ship could be reached from
the south shore lay through the grounds
Of The fort, but the soldiers barred the
way and would not allow the 6romen to
proceed. During the parloy between the
llromon and Unclo Sans troops the
flames wore spreading rapidly, their only
opposition coming from the steam tug
Convoy, which threw o stream ON her,
but In 10 minutes she was burned 10 the
wotcrs odgo The Johns Hopkins was
tbo property Of the Merchants & Minors
Tnnaporlntion line. She was IL, 700 tons
gross Wgislor, 2a3 feet long, 9S feet
breadth Of beam and 10 feet depth OF
hold She was built at Wilmington,
Del, 1881,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

NEw YoRR, May 2l.-NIrs. Harriet
Hubbard Aver has brought suit against
the Rccamler Manufacturing company
and its officials, including the banker
Jamn, NJ. Seymour, treasurer; also her
daughter, Harriet, who is the wife OF
Soymour's SON. alleging that they con.
epired to dcirOud her Of her majority in
torcst In the stock of the company for
which she had given value In The shape
Of receipts, etc, She charges that Sey.
mour falsihed his accounts that he led
her daughter TO believe her insane; that
he caused dangerous drugs 10 be given
her by physicians In order 30 ruin her
bodily and mental health that he broke
into her rooms In her absence and stole
letters and receipts; that he forged her
name 30 documents and otherwise dc.
fraudod her, The defendants claim that
the stock In question never belonged 10
Mrs, Aver, and that she is suffering from
the effects Of alcohol and the morphine
habit, Judge DAILY reserved his decision
ON motion 10 restrain Seymour from
voting the disputed stock AZ the coming
election OF the company,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

PIrTgRUpd May ei,-rhe Relief aaso,
citation OF the Pennsylvania company will
be- ready for operation ON June l.
Applications for member shlp will DO rer
celved on this date, and an application
during the first six months b equivalent
10 election Allempluye tho Peln'
ylyanln company Who are able for duty
win hc allowed % Join, They may not
he good uiks viewed from an in.ur.
puao company point ut view, hul ll
mHteH no difference io tha rHlief ai01ln-
ton, 10 ihHy me il'e tn d0 ihaIr work
now 40 ttbH end of lhe hrt tHIy months
every vpemunmnkIngnppllcatI0niwmrm
henhip will have 90 stand 70 strict
medical examination. about lhn
same ns u he was going 10 he Insured Ia
q regular Insurance company Tho OBJ
ioot la not examining the applicants tnf
the first SIX months isto give all Che old
employees chance 70 get Ia tho ui0cIa-
tiou-othcrwlae they might 10 barred,
The company officials state thatn0 em'
ploye will 30 asked 70 Join the aaaocIa-
ton, and that In no way will they bo IN
directly forced 10 Join or diaorlmlnatcd
against In any munn0r because they do
not Join, Tho payment Of sick henellta
viii not begin until after July !, During
The first month II h expected that from
10000 b. 1900 persons viii have Joined
the association There arc $4,000 ems
ployea eligible 30 membership on The
various lines Of tho Pennsylvania COM
pany.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
rItishnrr NIarknta.

PirrHnun0, Nav VI,
APPLES Fancy, s2b0D9,0O y barrel choice
tanllabQ ordinary poor, y barrel, 7bolDsl,lb,
BuWfElt-C Creamery, fancy brands of hl
gin, lHiblpo, Ohio, do, lhiDlB6i dairy packed
lD0lloi fancy rolls, l3Dlbci good rolls, Isolde
common, HiDl0c
CiiEEaE- New Ohio full orcam, alb0o, new
New York, il6tlse, Ohio hweitaor, l0Dlso
Mleeonsin do sDiBoi Wisconsin llmborger,
EGGs-.F -.Froah. isls0ioo per dozen In case,
oandlnd laipl2iGo IN barrels.
FLOUR Fancy winter pAtenL 9h1Stoh00,
npripg patent, sG00b0,e6, fancy straight win
TOR HOO0b,sii clear wlntor Si,1SibiOn Xxx
bpAerA &pltb.2ii extra family, sl0lDl.ail
fLmilN Slib6i0 extra, sai0Ga@i rye ilour,
.wllEAT-No, I rod. maOso, No, . rod, Ola
0'r' M = red. sHtp0o.
POuLTRY-Old ohlokona 5Sibgio y pair,
nprinR chickens, hlfOOc n pair, llyO duckA "a
0DSQo por pair, dressed chickens, " n, tllDi6o,
turkeys, y y, nndrawn, itblBo, drawn, 100
1901 ducks lM1lOoi Reeeo, pbl0o.
VEGETABLES, EfC.-From Ht0rol cabbage
large crate, S2,15ltaO0 HmAll crate, N1bfi20O
ouQnmbors per dokon, lSibiOo peas per box
SlbOnl,i6; beans, si.b0fts,0O; tomatoes, peck
boxes, 81 20 per boxi onions, llcrmudau, $1,000
LILO por box strawburrlea, l6iDsbc por quart
potatoes, Bcrnndaa SLOODf,bO por bbl., rad.
inhua, Rlt3OO Dor dozen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Tronhle Nm nn Ageney I.mrIa,e..

WASHINGTON, May ELLA telegram
was received NJ the Interior department
from Lewiston, Idaho, saying that Special
Agent llcth and two employees OF the
Ne2peuco reservation had been arrested
by tho civil authorities. Mr.. Heth has
been having trouble with some Of the
agency employees, and II N thought at
the department that his arrest has been
secured by Nn employe named Williams,
There has been trouble on the Nesperice
reservation between the agent and the
employees for several years. II grow 30
serious that Special Agent llcth was sent
10 relieve Agent Norris about two
months ago, This has not Qulotod mat.
ters, ~ the present difficulties show
Special Agent Welton, who h now at
Umatilla, was directed 70 take charge OF
the No1pcrico agency, and q thorough
investigation was ordered by the Indian
office,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

LAToNIA, KY, May ei.-The spring
meeting Of the Latonia Jockey club be-
gan yesterday, Despite the ahOwery
weather over 1900 people attended The
track was In fair condition, First race,
selling purse, three-fourtha Of q mile
Bettna first, Long Boy second, Liedels
kfanl, third no time, Second race,
ceiling purse, threo.iourtha OF mile
The ChOyalier first, Brandolotle second
Valuable thirdi time, lilb o. Third
race, selling purse, ono mile, Pat Dono'
van first Gardner second, Stuart third,
time, iAi IL. Fourth race, selling
purse, aeyen'eighths Of o mile, Cupid
first, Clamoor, second, Obclisk third
timo, l;89 l'e. Fifth race, Letonia
derby. one and one.half miles, Hindoo
Craft first, Come.tO-law second, King
Regent third; time, eal %, Sixth race,
four and one-half furlonga, Bolly Hoo
first 10 Walton second, Portland third
time, 035S l-9.
GRAvEsEND, L. l., May Weather
wet, track heavy, First race, three.
fourths of a mile, jay Il, Dee irst, Guar
antoo second, Fordham thirds time,
tl0 l-2, Second race, handicap sweep
stakes, ono and one.cighth miles, Diablo
first, Bordolaigc second, Rarrator third,
time, a:0l. Third race, Il, 'pcighths Of a
milo, Mucilago first, 1ormentor second,
Onward third; time 1905. Fourth race,
one mile, Dolla B first, Bohemian second,
Grimaldl third; time, la1 IL, Fifth
race, thrcofourths of mile, Blue Rock
first, Long Island second Rob Furty
thirdi time, lii7 l-e Sixth moo, one
and ono.sixtecnth miles, Inspector u
first, Guarantee spcond Fcnclon third
time, I ;59 IL,
CHICAGO, May 9i.--Weather cloudy,
track bad First race, selling race,
threO.fourths Of a mile Katie s first
Little Bess second, Meta third time,
1913, Second race, selling purse, three.
fourths Of q mile, Hollywood iliSt,
Schoolmaster second, Lottie + third time,
1913 ii. Third race, selling purse, one
and ono.aixteenth miles, Enduror first,
lrriO II second, Unit third; time, 1901.
Fourth race, one mile, Unto first, Loo
II second, Lewis Clarke third; no time,
Fifth race, handicap stceplc chase, one
and one.oighth miles, Winslow frat,
Elphin second, Irish Pat third; time, 2:07,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23


Bulletin No I yol, II, Of tho Ohio
Agricultural Experiment Station, ID
devoted 70 a practical discussion Of IN
secla and insecticides, 10 contains three
articles by the Entomogoliat and Bot
anist Clarence NJ Weed, the arat OF
which ID entitled Practical Remedies
for some Ohio lnsecta, and treats OF ,hc
oodling moth, plum eureulio, cur
rant worm, clover seed mldge
ete, The second article discusses In
aeoticidea and their application, giving
directions for mixing aud applying
Paris green, London purple, hellebort,
pyrethrum ana various other sub
stances, and describing and illustrating
the various spraying machines upon
the market The third article ID enti'
lied Directions for Collecting, Preaery'
ing and Studying lnseclo, II gives
plain directions upon the subject and
ID fully illustrated,
This bulletin will be aent free 10 any
resident OF Ohio on application 70 the
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station,
Columbus, o,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
nnptI.t ruhlIcnllon soolnlr.

BosToN, May ei.-At the meeting Of
the Baptist publication society IL was an,
nounoed that the work Of revising the
Bible union New Testament is nearing
completion, and that work on the rovis.
ion Of the Old Testament IL proceeding
satisfactorily. Samuel A. Cro2ier was
elected president; Thomas Armitago OF
New Yark, H. II, Tucker of Georgia,
Edward Goodman Of Illinois, Joshua
Levering Of Maryland, vicc presidents,
Benjamin Griffith secretary, and Charles
II. Banes treasurer Rev. Harvey John.
son of Baltimore spoke ON "Work among
the freedman"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
New Yorh Produce Exchange.

Nrw YoRK May H.
FLOuR-Cl0sed duh and easier hne grades
Of winter SeA5d2ml do spring, seOfDa0i, hn
perfine winter, ts,iilialh. do spring, eaa66ta.00
southern Hour closed dull and weak trade
and family extras eAl0ibhib
RiE-,Dnll.
BAILEY Unchanged.
Su0Ali.-falr refining mueooyadoa 6llo, TO
hned moderately active and steady, cut Loaf
SIC, Rranulated sl6cl mould A, Hleol confco,
tlpnor' A, H6cl cnfioo A, standard $40
white extra q, flII ia.i0o.
huTrEli-Q Quiet EASTERN lGblao.
.CllEEsE-Dulll New York factory oheddar,
Odn1c
EGGS Quiet; eastern nrala, ilbill(o.
western do ilo, Canadian do iNlo,
CoFfEE-fRir liln, lEho futures steady
May, lO.lOoi Lnly, l0.hnol Aenlomher, l0l 100.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
rhoir Duslnoop noomins.

Probably no one thing has caused
such general revival Of trade at Ddr.
bin, Wright q Co.'S drug store as their
giving away TO their customers Of so
many free trial bottles OF DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade Is aimply enormous In this
very valuable article from the fact that
II always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Getlyaburg Hattie rIold.

GETTYSBURG, May 81. Battery |, FirsI
New York Artillery, Capt. NJ, Wiedrich
commanding In this battle, dedicated O
massive granite monument on East
Cemetery Hill, where, during the battle
they had u hand.to.hand struggle with
the Louisiana Tigers, The veterans and
friends from Buffalo, N. ", numbered
fifty. Hon. John NJ. Varquhar, member
OF congress from Buffalo, was orator OF
the day, /, X, Remington giving the
battery's history, Miss Nellie Weidrich
and Surgeon j, B, Green read poems.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Convention Of tho New Jerasulom.

WAIuyGroy May ei.-Tho general
convention Of the New Jcramlom, which
meets here to-day, represents the ma.
iouty Of what are called new church.
mon, populWly known as Swcdcnbor,
glNns IN this country The session which
will begin to-day n the siXty.nnth an.
nuolaos,ion, The body comprises about
two.thIrds Of the New Churchmcn in
America 0ill its total membership II
about 00OO, There are 100 corgynon
recognized log tho general convention.
The convention N composed OF the fol.
lowing bodicg3 Tho Canada, Illinois,
Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mich.
igan, MlnncIota, New York, Ohio and
Connecticut associations, the soclotioa OF
Denver, Edcnllcld, Pennsylvania, Wis.
consin san Francisco two, Savannah
and Topeka and the general church OF
Pennsylvania,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

- NHIVAUUl May ~
WHEAT-QuIct aud rather strong. Tho
,argo gecrease IN tho Visible supply ,t0S0oO
advanced y 10 MC from the opening ngnre.
CORN--Aftor a light trade within d narrow
range Of prlcca closed at about Saturdays
figures, Rcoclpte, l,Ci7b cars.
269 cars.
PROVlSloNs-Du and ranged lower.
There appeared 70 bo n lack Of confidence on
the par, Of tho buyers. Pork declined NJ 70
ING, lhrd w TO Do and ribs 0 20 INC.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

WAWmNGToN May el,-rh' state,
ment having been teleeraphod over the
country that Che ponslou appropriation
has become exhausted, Commissioners
Tanner expresses the hope that the
pensioners win not be unduly alarmed
thereby The fact IA that he has simply
made the usual reQulaltlon which sends
the money from the treasury into the
various United States depodtOrlea where
Il viii DO subject 10 the checks OF the
pension agents for the June payment,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

WAgBNmuU May el. Tho only vIa,
it0a who WV Ono prdidonl Yesterday
were dnliu 3arwel. lirt Controller
Ash Mathew and the Venerable Paul
N.lpy WhlW Tor 80 long th'rdifor VI
lhe llllnpH State journal Ibo anmor
was cpanllg Interested Ia Captain
Meredith ml wgu,od % know why hif
comn '1u n chief OF tho bureau OF
engraving and printing he'd NOT been
HIln.d its believed now that tho ap,
plnlmcut oI IIrsl,th win be announced
un "wednesday,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

The entering wedge of q complaint
that may prove fatal Is often a slight
cold which dose or two Of Ayers
Cherry pectoral might have cured at
Che commencement Il wolldba well,
therefore, TO keep this remedy within
reach at dl times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Eaal Llbertr cnttIe MnrLol.

EAST LInrRrY, Pa, May ~.
I NTLE- Market dull and 10 100 lower
recoiptA, l,lO hCpdi Ahlpmonte, 900 head.
HOGS Market allow, receipts 1000 head
ehlpmonte, l,lUl head, Phllndelphina, $4,000
AWi pigs and Workers, el,6Oitlbb
SHEEP. Market closed slow nt unchanged
0sOi common, S9Obtol00 lambs, S8b6ab.bO
receipts, b,iOO head, nhipmonte, 500 head
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

YouR, Pa, May oi.--rho grand en-
campment |. o. o. \. Of Pennsylvania
met here yesterday. The proposal 10 ad-
nit members at the ago Of IL years wns
deleated--yeas, 38, nays, 70 This rs
understood TO also Indicate The osontiment
of the grand lodge, which meets to-mor-
row. Right Worthy Grand Chief Patri-
arch Amos Hall Of Philadelphia and the
newly elected officers were Installed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

SYAtprOAis.-M Moisture, intVuse Itch.
ing and stingipg, most IT hight; worse
by scratching lfallnNed 10 continue
timors form, which often bleed aud ul.
crate, becoming very sore. SwAYNE's
OINTMENT stops the Itching aud bleed
ING, heals alteration, and ~ most caeei
removes the h,mors Az druggiate, ~
by mail, for ~ centa. Dr. swayile n
ROn, Philadelphia TT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
THE MARKETS.
New York Money MARKET.

Nrw YORK, May a,
Money closed ~ ~ per cent, the Highest
rate lowest, w per cent,
Exchange closed ateAdy posted rates, a. $50
lt0lGl actual rates bl.Ail6ibl,HA for nlKty days
ana tl@tiNlA for demand,
Governments closed steady currency a.,
iflN bld N coupon, l,spl4 hid tlta do, iWgi
bid.
Pacific bonds closed N follows Union fraia,
l,lb 10 llM land grants im 10 i,uIl sinking
funds, lliA bidi Centrala, i,l0 10 lip
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

New ORLEANS, May 9l.--A Times
Democrat Monroe dispatch saysi The
United States mail hack running be-.
tween Bnstrop and Monroe, was stopped
and robbed short distance beyond
'rouche last evening by two white men,
who carried of all The mail matter
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

WASHINGTON, May el.-The controller
Of the currency has authorized the First
National bank Of Burllngame, Kan, 10
begin business with u capital of $i5, 900,
and the First National bank Of pana,
Ill., and the First National bank OF Mif-
ilint0wn, Pa, with % capital OF 500, 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
NATIONAL CAPITAL NEWS.
COMMISSIONER TANNER HOPES PEN
sloNrRs WILL NOT Dc ALARMED.
Changing Reception nours.-nas Few
Callers on tho President-The special
Agent nt Lewiston, Idaho Arrested
Convention Of tho New Jerusalem--
News From, samoa.
Hours cor Receptions,

WASHINGTON, May 81, Commencing
to-day Tho hours OF reception NJ the
White House win he changed, Instead
Of commencing at II O'Clock the presl'
dent VIII remain In executive session
until II, and on cabinet days win close
promptly AZ la On Wednesday Thurs
days and Saturdays tho time Tor hear,
inga win be continued until l9AO, On
Mondays there VIII be no reception
Rt pll, except lho regular public affair
which VIII o. in tho past take place no 1
O'clock
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
College burned,

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia., May 81. - The
Scandinavian Lutheran college at Do.
Corah was burned Sunday night. A
couple Of boys named Coleman, "a and
II years OF ago, woro burned 10
seriously that they will die. The loss 10
$4,000.