The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
A GALA DAY
At the City OF Alliance and at
Mt. Union
Highly Interesting Commencement
Exeroiaes ut tho Chapel.
Major Mckinley freHides over tho Cor
nor stone Laying, Republican aust-
iers Disappointed Hut Hard
at Work

ALLIANCE Ohio, July 25,-lspeolal,
-lhis ls u gala day N this elty ana
Mt, Union,
Many business houses In Alliance are
closed aud tho city has u holiday ap'
pearanoe, Many OF tho residents are ~
M Union, family picnic parties being
numerous about tho dinner hOuf
The commencement exercises were
commenced atp n, m, They were large
ly attended, There were twelve giadu'
ales aud the eXefGhea we're interesting,
After music George Daniel liolard
OF Cleveland spoke on Physical DeYel'
Opment; Albert Cameron OF Boston,
Mass, spoke on PrIeht or Prophet; y, j
ChrIatley Of M0niteau, Papap0ke on VIII
EnthfOned, and U. H. DanfOId OF Sum
merheld spoke on American Literature
The other graduates are Stella Hyde OF
BratOyilIe,Op pA,A LoOmia Of Modadore,
WE,Lumley Of Perry, Eli McMillen Of
LamIra, Stephen Douglas SanOr
of llOmewOHh, II, l., Taft OF Newton
Falls, II, q, Waite, Wing station, MY,
aud Josephine M, Weir Of Alliance,
Prominent educators are here from
Ali over the Reserve, Governor Fora,
was expected mere but sickness VIII
keep him NJ home,
Thls ISL heavy blow 10 the liepubli
can politicians here, ~ " appears 10
have been the Intention 10 convert the
niiar intO Republican mass meeting
The Alliance Republican politicians
are out In fall force and have Shana'
ftlt and Millhoi for sheriff, COrr0ll aud
Mcl'adden 40 proxy for Laiblln, for
commissioner and Bush and Tonner
for clerk, 10 keep matters up To the
high enthusiasm expected when Fora
ktr would roll out something "Cute," or
or In case his wife should shake some
llagi to the breeze whenever the Gov
crnur'R name was mentioned,
When the word was received from
Foraker the leaders 6et 10 work and
soon u message was sent hot over the |
wlrea % Mckinley no Canton, Mckin'
Icy mMsed the train but VIII endeay0r
70 SHOW hll reCklCglnoGe Of MONEY |
where friends are concerned by driving |
over iu u carriage.
Among CantOhllng seen here are A,
KIT, Mrs Lynn, Mrs lledenbrand aud
Probate Judge Bawcelt
Among the list Of prominent perGon0
arc Rev. T. NJ, Boyle, y d Rev, W, Y,
Hopkins, ID. D., Hon, ., ID, CroCken,
Ill, d., Rev. j, W. T0Ond, d. d., Rev.
Lewis Cnne, ID. d., Rev. H. M, Fresh
water Rev, II, j. SmDlk aud Rev. Dr.
Muller
Thus far the affair is pronounced the
most guCGeaaful one thUf has ever been |
ield at the college, ~ 10 eatimated that
here were 10000 about Mt, Union AL
iO0n.
10 lg with sorrow that one views the
work being done here by politicians on
m occasion when that 0t0ll such things
hould be east nsldc But the Rcpubli'
an workers here don't care They are
N hustling 10 their full extent but
ayrnt quite recovered from the ab'
ouce OF their champion q Governor
During the noon hour news came
lrcct that ShRnalelt ard MillhOf, both |
ustlng for the nomination for sheriff,
re no swords ends,
~ appears that everything here Is for
In Alliance and Lexington
lWllbNlV WUN NNlN w NlAln NH'Nt NNN
cnt Mllhof by some OF his workers
ere
Millhof came over Wednesday 10 do
pme work aud made M effort 10 see Jo,
.elly tho boss OF the burg KOlly could
ot be seen however, Tie machine had
xed him for Shanufelt aud he refused
D see Millhof. MilhOf rs result Is
yenganoee, llell have 1t,
20,
A BUSINESS MEETING,
The business meeting of alumni
lected these officers for the ensuing
our years: Louis Paine, ID. d.. pres
lent; Julia March, vice president;
'rof, B, Il. Yanney, treasurer; Prof, j.
l. f6cht, secretary, j, M. Carr, ID. d.,
hartman Of executive committee,
SCHOLARS ON A mon,
The Review has the following: ON.
pr Grimes TO day took out warrants
lr twelve MI, Union students, for dis
irblng tho peace last night, They
IN interview Mayor Chapman this
gening