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own rulers and their own government.
in their own way. Speaking for myself
only, want to say--and would be glad
to hear 1t said by every other senator
that If the people of Brazil wers
for Sd s o repEESiionn Enreno vsrs nan,,
energy and every dollar Of the govern.
ment in the scale TO see that the people
OF Brazil had a republican government.
If that kind of declaration bo made by
congress there will be no interference OH
the part of Germany Austria or my
other government. There are politics In
this question. If the senators on the
other side are afraid of foreign interyen-
ton, or of pricstly interference, In Bra
zil, let them say, rs | say here, that
whenever tho people Of Brazil signify
their desire for republic they shall
have It against the combined powers OF
the world"
MIR. Edmunds did not think 1t right to
declare to-day that the congress of the
United States recognized republic
which was kept up at the point OF the
Mr. Plumb said thnt he had noticed
when the first account Of the revolution
was received that among the prime
causes alleged for II were that the slave
holders objected to the emancipation Of
their slaves, which had just been pro-
claimed by the emperor; In other words,
that the republic was an association OF
persons who objected to the freedom of
those whose bodies and labor they had
controlled. 1t did not seem to him that
they had laid q proper foundation for .
republic. He hoped thst was not the
reason for the sympathy of tho senator
from Alabama (Morgun), II might bo
that the people of Brazil did not desire
thu restornfiOu of tho monarchv and
that they wanted republican form Of
government hH
Mr.. Teller offered an amendment to
tho resolution, which he asked to have
also referred to the committe on foreign
relations. 1t was to this effect: "When
the people of Brnzil shall signify their
intention 10 establish republican form
, 1889-12-26
FROM COLFAx.
Henry Humiston Found Guilty OF
Deadly Assault.

CoLrAx, Wash, Dec. I9--ln the case
of Henry Humiston, charged with q
deadly assault against his brother, the
prisoner was found guilty.
IL has not been deemed advisable to
remove Russell from the jail since his
arrival, for his personal protection.
, 1889-12-26
Tho Contested Election Gases.

WASHINGTON, Dec. f0-The sub-com-
mittce of the house election committee,
charged with the arrangement of the
contested claim cases, completed its
work this morning. 1t was agreed that
the republicans should select one case,
and the democrats another, In alterna-
ton, until oil had been arranged. This
was done and the hearings will begin
after the hOlidnv rcccss
, 1889-12-26
DIED FROM EXPOSURE.
Tho Body OF y Woman discovered
Near Salon.

Near Salon.
SALEM, Or, Dec. 20.-The dead body
of woman, supposed to be that of Mrs.
Hoffman, who escaped two months ago
from tho asylum, was found this after
noon over q mile beyond the fair
grounds In an unoccupied house. This
woman canio to Oregon as tramp from
Minnesota about two years ago and was
committed to the asylum, where she re-
NAMED until her escape. Search failed
to find her, and she died from exposure.
, 1889-12-26
IMPORTANT LAND DECISION,

Edith Wheeler died this afternoc
the third death so far.
, 1889-12-26
DOM PEDRO NOT WANTED.

His Presence in Portugal Encouraging
Discomfort.
LISBON, Dec. 20.--It 10 reported that
tho Portuguese are anxious for Dom
Pedro to leave Portugal. Tho calmness
with which the people of Brazil accepted
the overthrow of the empire and tho
establishment of the republic encourages
the radicals of Lisbon to believe that
they will eventually achieve quiet and
bloodloss revolution in Portugal.
, 1889-12-26

SAN Francisco, Dec. 2o,-T. b. Merri-
weather, one of the pioneer cattle grow
ers of Alturas, Idaho, is in the city.
, 1889-12-26

WAsHISGToN, Dec. l9--It Is admitted
at the state department that William II.
Lewis, United States consul at Tangicr,
has been recalled, at the request of the
government.
, 1889-12-26
IN THE SENATE.
Increased Pay for Naval
Officers.
METHODS OF LOBBYING
The Subject to Be Investi-
gated.
A NUMBER OF COMBINATIONS.
Work of the Committee 1nvesti-
eating the Siloott Forgeries
Other Business.
A NUMBER OF COMBINATIONS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-The house
concurrent resolution for a holiday re-
cess from Saturday next till Monday,
January @ was concurred in by the
senate.
The committee on military affairs re-
ported resolution directing an examina-
tion by the treasury department of the
war claims of the state of California,
disturbances; agreed to.
BY Mr.. Cullom--To provide for the
celebration of the 400th anniversary of
the discovery of America by an exposi-
tion Of arts, industries, manufactures
and products in 1892.
BY Mr.. George-To permit the states
to tax national bank notes and United
States notes.
, 1889-12-26

him. In thanking the donors lie again
declared tho object of the homo rulo
party was to secure industrial develop
ment of Ireland.
, 1889-12-26
NOT GUILTY.
Tho Alleged Highwaymcn Succeed In
Proving an Alibi.

PORTLAND, Or, Dec. 20--In the case
Of Samuel Walker and James Dodd of
Lake county, who have been on trial in
the United States circuit court for ten
days past on charge of robbing the
mail, the jury this morning returned
verdict OF not guilty, after being out
half an hour. The prisoners succeeded
In proving an alibi
, 1889-12-26
WORTH HALE A MILLION.
Seizure OF big Wincry and Dis
tillery.

FRESNO, CAL, Dec. i0.-To-day tho
deputy internal revenue collector seized
the winery, distillory, wines, brandics
and personal property of the Fresno
Vineyard Company, amounting to hall
u million dollars. 1t is said to be the
largest seizure ever made In California.
II Is claimed that the amount of brandy
made and disposed is in excess Of that
accounted for,
, 1889-12-26
PROHIRITION.
Proceedings OF the Interstate Con-
ycuti0n at Omaha.

OMAHA, Dec. 10.--J. Troutman of To-
peka was to-day chosen permanent
chairman Of the interstate prohibition
convention. II was decided to issue a
call for the organization of an interstate
temperance union, and that 1t shall con-
sist Of states represented and such others
az wish to Join. One one representation Is
The following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year: Present, @. A. At
kinson, Lincoln. Neb. secretary,
Thomas H. Balm, Topeka, Kan; treas
urer, John Mahan, Iowa.
PROHIBITION BILL SIGNED.
BIsMA RoK, N. D., Dec. i8.-Governor
Miller signed the prohibition bill to-day.
The school land bill has passed both
houses and Is ready for the governors
signature.
, 1889-12-26
NOT SUSTAINED.
Charges by Mormans Against Regis-
trati0n OnicePa

trstion OnicePA
SALT LAKE, Dec. 19.-The commission
met here week ago last Monday to
hear the Mormon charges against the
deputy registration officers for this city.
The allegations were 30 indefinite that
the commission called tor more specified
charges. These were furnished on FRI
, 1889-12-26
TRAIN DETAILED.

Caused by n Defective switch at
Penileton.
PENDLEroN Or, Dec. 2O.-Four cars
were derailed this morning at Pendleton
depot by defective switch. The cars
were badly damaged, but the passengers
escaped without scratch. The loco
motive did not leave the track.
, 1889-12-26
FURrHER BUSINESS.

Railroad Funding BiIl.
The resolution offered yesterday by
Mr.. Coke as to the attack on Justice
Field IN California, and the killing of
Terry, was referred TO the judiciary
committee.
Mr.. Mitchell offered an amendment to
the Pacific railroad funding bill, which
WAS referred TO the select committee on
, 1889-12-26
SILVER BARS MISSING.
Two, Valued mt $4,000, Lost In
Transit.

NEW York, Dec. 20--Two silver bars,
worth $4,000, were lost Oft u truck here
tonight, while in transit from the
Exchange National Bank to the Cunard
steamship dock. A load of 100000
worth of SILVER was being sent TO the
steamship Umbria for shipment to Eng
land when two of the bars were missed.
, 1889-12-26
COLFAx NOTES.
Blsnton Trying to Work the Insanity
Dodge.

Dodge.
CoLFAx. WASH, Dec. 20.-Blanton is
active in rchearsing the insanity dodge
but with poor success.
Lyman, the carpenter charged with
horse stealing, has received seven
years sentence in the .pcnitentiary.
The Northern Pacific Railroad survey.
ors reached the city limits to-day.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22

Na6mitta8s in elmer alien, nit allerlet
mittelalterliden Waffen qel6ntildten Wtoz
i0ee, felt li6 auf 8inienlnatten in aretle
6erum utb fd1gt an, aus oer tiefen &e9le
ben 9tarnen nQGab" aIS5uipreden, tpobet
iie in r%egelmdbigem Senpo Den aopf, obne
it6 III oreben, BALD nad re6t8, balo na6
llnfs iperfen, tpel6e 8elpe8ullg anlDahleno
5unimmt unO Sipar bel crbO9tcr Stimn1e.
9a5 0allSe bort itd 10 al, tDte penn cine
QocomotiDe gu geben a1fdilgt, Bis iie i6neu
lduit. Sine 4feife liefert bic Wtultt
ba3l1. 6ier uno Do i6reielt unb brillieit
~ein3elne bineil1, bis fleine 9erGnoerun8sn
eintretel1, iuOem balln Qllle Den &op1 nab
porpGrt3 l1nb riidtpdrt5 merfen, 10 Dab tbre
lungen 6dare balb bon borne, balo bon
binteu ben 8oDer 81 bcriibrer1 l6cine1.
Ole O1ltiit mil0t ii6 tnsDiihen III tntrter
roiherem Gempo III bieieS @ebelL bitetlt,
bis Die 9ertpiihe i6nauber, iDie erl0redte
Sbiere in her Wenagerie. Ginige, oelen
man oil bellerer peiBer @'eii6tSfarbe Dos
gemii0te SLUT aninD, trleben e5 10 tpett,
oaB iie in f0rnli6en WabniinnSe BarorpSz
mus a%uSbrod,e1, uno piele iOgar Wte 9e>
lG6mt ldn8ere Belt auf benz 8ooen lagen.
Gtl1em id,euBli6eren @OtteSotenit babe t6
nod niht betgemobnt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22
m0dentIide 3linois. Staatsz5etuns n1ontae % 2lprI 1885,

ren6 man1e sicmli6 grobe &inber i'm
tiefitmDgliden gtegli0ee berumltol3tren. Die
TuBbefleibung beitebt itur aus elmer harten
Sotle BON Ginbsbaut, Die burd einei1
Giemen an1 SuBfno6el urb Elm Stif6en
6ols 5tpiiden benz groBen unb Dem nG6ften
3eben befcltigt lit.
9ie 9anOi6aft BON 9lbuz Sume6, 10 meit
Tie baS Qu9e gu it6erieben Dermag, bat bo6e
GuItur; bic SeIber itrnben BON @etpd6ien
alter 9rt. Sn Der @egen6 5lpiidsn Der
lebtgenannten Srtidaft unb giett9e ioQ
baS rei6e 2an6 @oien gele9en baben, bas
Soiepb ieinen 8riibern ais 8obnliB in
~Qlcgppter antDteS.
tOat man lebtgenannten Srt paIItrt, 10
miro Die Qatol6aft gum 8I iten0ebilbe, nit
rotbem SanO ulO Iebr ipdrli6em Strau6s
tperf. Sn Der 9tGbe iiebt man i6on Die
Siimpfe Der 8itterieen nit ~alIerlei g8alierz
D0aeln unb CUR lirfen Seite rei6e Suunz
srlppen nit iipptgem @rin. 9oS lit
SSmatGa, Ser Gnopunft Der Giienbobn.
0teler bon Serb. 2eIiepS gei6affene Ylab
am Sue3s@atol lit noh le6r jung, er sablt
pieQetdt 1000 @tnpobner, bat id)Dne nette
6duier nit rei6beihatteten Meen, Die 5u>
iammen einen ie6seftgen Stern bilben.
Otan fiiblt it9 bier tpie in etnem fleinen
9araoteie. 0aS Selma lit lebr geiunb.
@leronoer 8er9DoI6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22
1nlano.

Die berriidten 8aiier 6Grinse in
So n a beqniigen ii6 ni6t bamit, in tbrem
eigenen Staate bie v8 Su6t"
gu Derbreiten, iie tpollen audi fiir ben 8rdz
iioenten ior9en uno baben bic foIgenoe Qez
tition bebufs 11nter5ei6nung III l%lmIarf
geiebt:
Sin bert 9rdiioenten urb Sral1 Sarrilon.
gStr erlpa9icrcn Siir9er pom Soipa ri9ten bier
nit Die Sitte at Sic, allen @eln unb alte
beraui denben @etrdnfe bel iebem offentltz
i6GteBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22

cine feinoielige ober unfreun6Ii6e @elinz
nullg gegen bos beutibe 8olf anOeuten
f6nnte. 9a6er fam ih es niht unterlalien,
baS 8orgeben Sener uno insbeipnoere Der
@eiitli6en gu taoeln uno miBsubiutgen,
tpelGe bur6 Die Nufperfung iolder Sragen
6os 8ano bes Sriebens 5t lodern, Die Of
feutli6e Gube, Die briioerlt6e Gintra6t
um3uitoBen unb nit fall6en 8el6ulbigunz
gen @tp. 8ii60fltde @naben ansugretfen
iu6en. Sn;tpti6en fleDe i6 gu Soft, @r
m0ge Sic nod re6t LANCE erbalten.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
GRAND TIME
NY tho Ics, OF y. At Alliance Tueaday
Evening,

Hy tho Ita, OF A.. NJ Alliance Tuesday
Evening,
The u, H., X, of L, Eighth regiment
meeting ut Alliance yesterday Tor the
purpose Of 0leoting chaplain, resulted
in the election Of Rey r. NJ, Greens Of
Akron, Division No, "a, IL was also
decided ut the meeting 10 have q bat
TALON drill ut Akron on May 10, closing
IN tho evening with grand ball aud
banquet, Tho diylalona present were
Akron, No. sli Enterprise, No, 70, Of
Mas0illOn; Salem, No. ~, Of Salem, aud
Canton, No. ~, also representatives
from Toronto and Niles, After the Of
nGeTR meeting the divisions gave q short
parade ending with dress parade. Al,
TOR this Col, A. j. CriaS proceeded 10
institute yellow cross division OF
Alliance, with the assistance OF
Bro. Str0ble of Masaill0n, by Akron,
MaaaillOn, Salem and Canton divisions,
The new division bids fair 10 DO ono Of
the best In the Ohio Brigade, They
start with n membership OF 80, and N
composed Of the best citizens OF ALI
auco. After the institution of the new
division the Sir Knights were invited
10 adjourn 20 the Russell House, where
an elegant banquet was served by Y0l'
Cross division. T0asls and short
speeches were given by u number Of
Sir knights, making the occasion one
long 10 bG remembered.
Tho Alliance and Salem divisions will
come over 10 Tuesday the 10th In full
uniform TO attend the ball given by
Canton Division No 3S, when AN enjoy
able time may bo expected, aS Canton
diyisiOn never docs anything by halves,
The Eighth Regiment row has full
field and staif as Follows Colonel, A.,
j. Cross, Canton; Lieutenant Colonel,
Len. Holloway, Niles, Major, George
II. Macoy, Akron; Sergeon, Dr. Elliot,
Lodi, Chaplain, Rev. Il, M, Green,
Akron; Adjutant, A. Cunningham,
Canton; Quartormaster, Henry Huber
MasslllOn; Sergeant Major, Mr., Fletcher,
Akron: Cuartermaster Sergeant, q. w,
Loos, Canton; COmmissary Sergeant, J.
V. Finch, Canton; Colonels Orderly,
George II, Smetts Akron,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

There ia more Catarrh In this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, aud until the last few
years was supposed 70 be incurable
For q great many years Doctors pro
nOunced II local disease, aud pre-
acrlbed local remedies, aud by con
tantly failing 10 cure with local treat
ment pronounced II inCurable. Sol
onGe has proven oatarrh 20 be c0natl'
tutlOna disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment Halls Cat
arrh Cure, manufactured by II, J, Che
noy ~ Co, Toledo, Ohio, In the only con-
atitutlOnal cure on tho market. IL N
taken internally In doses from 10 drops
TO u teaGpOOnful, IL acta directly upon
the blood and mucuB surface Of the
system, They offer one hundred dol.
lars for any case II fails 10 care, Send
for circulars and testimonials, Address
4, j. CHENEY Il Co. Toledo, Ohio
gB-SOld by druggists, 70c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

a YOUNG law student IN this city. WI wy
Mr., ullnan would make d good Ofileil
a strict regard flr the Truth eOmpeh
the assertion that his on any other lle-
ppblloan's chances for eleoliOa arc very
small,
"Ar0nnd tho World in Eighty Days"
drew packed house last night A dis
agreeable Incident occurred during tho
progress OF the evening, AS one OF the
ladies VI Tho company richly dressed,
app6afed on the stage, u prolonged
whistle vent up from some Of tho bar
barians Ia the gallery, fhlegmatle Mr..
fOgg, who 10 also tle manager OF tho
company, ret0fIed by Tebpklng tho
gods IN sharp terms, Nor 10 this the
only Instance during this season,
Theatre gOera arc habltually dihturbed
by the disorder Ia tho upper house."
ana the management ought 70 put a
stop 10 II,
Councilman Aehlagel has had the
anxious charge OF tho oily hAll bill AZ
Columbus, but nov has another Jonah
on hiR hands IN tho shape OF an aggra
yatfd care Of mumps
lleya Aukley, OF Wooster, Meter
nieh, Of Navarro, and Vatlman Of Ca
nal Fulton were la the city yesterday
Dr. o. II, Porter aud Il, W, AlbreGht
returned this morning from their trip
20 Washington territory,
Tbs llWmonll band, after feheara'
ing in their new hall last night went
out 6erenadlng and lilled the midnight
alr with sweet hunnda, MI, Charles
Franz was QUO Of those honOlod with u
aefhnAde
MfasH, II T., An and Archie shee
hm OF Canton were Ia tho city last
nght,
4, B Perry Gf CadF, o., state in
gpfClUr OF mo f OF Vllapeoted Daniel
lltL r lpbL uglt. H. pronounced the
company 40 excellent condition, second
tOuune ln tle state.
Tho funaml of Me- aud Mira, Vim,
NewWellefb lulHlt child took place 40
bO'clo1k lh morning
The Mlftta Alice Burton and Mary
lllGka returned 10 tLt Northampton
school yesterday
The MlHpi Hattie No lain and Ethel
Eyefhard ~ 10 day ~ thelf school NJ
N0fthamp ~, Mass
Miss Thr dora Rlols q In Cleveland,
Mr., s, O, bowman has returned homo
from Cleveland
%, Il expect Col Gtlger OF Wada
worth, their Inspector, here this even
ing,
Mr s, A, Conrad is preparing plans
for new front On his Alain street store
room
Frank MehrIng Is tho happy papa
this morning The young aOn arrived
last night,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
NEWSY NOTES.

MrJ O. Kline, Of Bolivar. is in the
city,
Poalmaster l.. H. Ohilgef, Of WOoS'
tor, WIS in the city over sunday,
W. II. Knight has been appointed
guardian for Jacob and Ellen bowman
OF Paris township,
Probate Judge FawOett has heard
nothing further In the election contest
In sugar Creek township.
Richard Engleman has been appoint
ca guardian of the Engleman heirs,
The parties all re6ide IN klGhyille,
Peter A. Bach has been appointed
executor OF the estate OF Jacob Bach,
deceased, late OF fSugar Creek, township.
The Slater property At osnaburg, has
been sold to George Peifer, of Canton.
Mr., PETER has taken up his residence
there,
1911 Hugh Swinehart has beon ap.
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
DR. Cleveland SteeSo, deceased, late OF
Unl0ptown.
Marriage licenses have been issuod 10
William Jones and Alta N. Grimes, Of
Mt. Union; w. l.. Shlrk ana Mary NJ.
n, High, OF Canton.
The dance M North Industry Satur.
day night passed of quietly with the
exception OF ono man who was u little
under the influence OF liquor
The executor of the estate Of Chris.
tan BTilhart las commenced suit In
common plons court 10 collect note
OF ~ 800 from Esther Carnes,
Mrs. Brandt Of Akron, the woman
who ouuHed 80 much talk 40 North In
dnstry some time ago, was visiting
friends there on Saturday laSt,
Mr., james M. Shre0ler, Of Bolivar,
who Is engaged IN the LUMBER business
viii remove his family tO Canton about
May lot, where he viii engage IN the
same business
Dr. Carnes Ia organizing u horseback
riding club. A meeting viii be held ~
his 0nicO No. ~ South Market street
on Friday evening for the purpose OF
eleCtlnB IN organization
The Chris Sommers mentioned In the
Schlonoger article of Monday, is not
the Chris. Sommers, now Of the Balser
brewery. The Chris Sommers kept u
brewery near Louisville not Richville,
IL is reported that woman at North
Industry has been slandering some OF
her ueighbors, A gentleman from
there was In the city this morning IN
consultation with Prosecutor Welty,
and an arrest may follow
Married, at the residence OF Mr.
Norman VNnDosen, stark county, o.,
March a, 1850, by Rev. J, A, Cook, OF
New Philadelphia, Mr., W. l.. Kennedy
OF New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas
county, to Miss Nellie Keel, Of stark
county
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
EDITORIAL sQufBs.

AnoUr the best thing In the West arc
the Indian agencies. They pay big
Most Of the Indian agents got rich. Lo,
the poor Indian, is notup 10 specillCa'
tions on sugar, suit, bacon and shoddy
clothing. Pants that give out IN the
seat the first day out on the scout suit
Lo az well as real cloth, Short weight
and short allowance is what poor Lo
gos but the average Indian agents
charge the Government with full
weight, The shortage is where the big
profit comes In. Clark Tonner will
now appoint the Indian agents. The
friends Of Mckinley, by special arrange
ment, will all be taken care Of Gen
tlemen, don't all speak Mt once but be
sure and see Mckinley in time, In the
meantime the noble red man Of the for
est will continue TO draw his rations in
the usual way We think Tonner a
most excellent man 10 appoint the In
dian agents. lie speaks several Of the
aboriginal languages, and he has made
deep study Of the original aborigi-
nees.
HAVE you noticed that the "loafers"
have largely increased in numbers this
spring Springfield (Mass) News.
Yes, there more Of them, and more
tramps. There are also more trusts and
rings. We have changed from reform
to n monopoly protecting administra-
tlon.
Next November we shall all have to
register in Canton Al cities in Ohio
that had over 5000 population, by the
Federal census Of 1880 will have the
benefits of the registry law. This also
includes Akron, Chillicothe, Mansfield,
Youngstown and Steubenyille
THE Monnot poorman school book
bin has been recOnsidered In the Sen
ate and will be up for q second vote on
Thursday next Here Is chance for
Senator Snyder 10 distinguish himself
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
AN ELECTION CONTEST.
A Prominent hassillOn Republican
Charged With Using Beer and
Whiskey 10 Influence Votes
-,-'fh6 Case Net for
April 10,

Itsssms, the recent election In Mas
ALLAN ths M, 'ublioana we're not NJ all
baor vord Ala. I using any means ut
hand IN defeat 70 democratic eandI-
dates, liy the uae 0, money ana alarge
quantity Of beer il % 4ms they succeed
I'd IN defeating Frank H. hlnleh, tho
Democratic candidate fm olsy tloaaut'
Or by a majority Of three, Evef pll'op .,.
tho election the Demoeratao @aAallpl
have charged the Republieal " WIN
fraud, aud by petition filed la . 'opalp l,
court to-day II would seem a. Ia lho
Democrats had good cause 10 complA WI
The petition alleges that after In ,
ballots we're counted Jacob W, FOlta /,
was declared elected 10 the Oliloe OF city |
treasurer by a majority Of three over
Frank Jl MiniGh. The defeated can
dldate charges that N tho First ward |
ten more yOieH were counted than WerH |
cast, aud by this means FOltl received |
more ana Minich ten lesa than they
were entitled 20,
H. the Second ward Mulch says that
seven votes which we're east for him
we're put into the wrong box either by |
fraud or mistake, and tho judgea Of |
election refused 10 count them, " Ii
further charged IN thb petition that
FOtg IL not eligible ~ thb office, 10 he
did directly and indirectly give 10 cor
tain persons large amounts OF money |
IN payinfnt for beer and other liquors,
Tho petition also says that In tho Fourth
ward engine house FOlla placed q keg
OF beer on tap, 10 be used 10 influence
the votes Of Che electors,
Frank II, Minlch claims that II the
votes that we're cast for him had been
legally counted he would have been
elected, Probate Judge Fawcett aet
the hearing for April 10,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
RoaElus' REILLY.

WALLINGFonD, o., hpril2, 1889,
GENTS Spoons and forks aud kniyee
bearing my name are plated by our
standard AZ advertised. The goods are
weighed before and after plating with
90 much care as u ailverBmith weighs
solid silver, we considering II In the
same light AZ the sale OF n specified
amount Of silver 10 the dealer, Our
system 10 90 perfect ag fine scales can
make II, supervised by honesty, intelll'
genGO and good intentions.
10 make II positively sure TO dealer
and consumer, wO warrant the goods 10
wear TO tho satisfaction of the 0OnSum'
or, and while fair play towards uB
should allow uB 10 demand fair treat.
ment for the goods, We will not shield
ourselves behind this even, but leave
this to DO decided by any intelligent
person whether there 10 any abuse
which warrants any amelioratlon Of the
verdict OF lack OF wear
Our positive declaration and warran
tee 10 90 satisfy every purchaser, With
out bubble or evasion, perfect satlaiac'
ton, and our faith Ia our scales and our
system aud honest Intentions 10 such
that we positively declare our warrlu.
tee tho most comprehensive ever given
to every individual purchaser TO give
satisfaction In every case, We do not
interpOBo the dealer even, but Will
guarantee the goods BEYOND THE
pFALER TO ms CUSTOMER. We don't
sell consumers but we stand by them
behind the goods for quality, because
we are honest men giving honest goods.
Yours truly,
WIN. ROGERS,
N. B..-Wm. Rogers triple plated
goods sold at auction ut Kerch's Bazaar,
~ East Tuscarawass street, this evening,