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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A GOOD spRiKm
Mado by an Old Canton Boy in tho we

Mado by au Old Canton Boy in tho Wost.
Eighteen years ago Harry Apple loft
Canton for tho West To-day ho Is ono
Of the most prosperous miners In that
section. He formed partnership with u
western man named Grant or ono Of
their recent strikes tho Mountain Mos
scngor, OF Sierra county, says Saturday
evening there arrived In Nevada City, by
exprcss from Forest City, Sierra county, a
batch Of gold that weighed i0b pounds.
Tho gold was taken out Of pocket
iedkc,n tho Sacramento, near Chips Flat,
Sierra county, and was The proceeds OF
two wcols ruin with hand mortar. A
ahotgun messenger accompanied the bull
Hon from Forest City down. A ledge with
that kind OF pockets close together would
bo u pretty good thing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
THE NAvARRE Y. M. D. Q.
WIN Attend tho Canton Tariff Reform
Demonatration---Down on Hoga.'-Flag
Preaentation---other Navarro News,

WIN Attend tho Canton Tariff Reform
Demonatratio ion--- Down on Hoga...Flag
Presentation---other Navarro News,
Tho Young Men's Democratic club Of
Narvarre held large and enthusiastic
meeting In their club room on Monday
evening. II was thoirregular meeting for
the election Of oiioera for the ensuing
year. Six new applicants for member.
ship were acted upon and elected aa mom-
bera. Appropriate resolutions were also
passed by the club Ia respect to tho death
OF the Hon. George II, Pondloton and
placed upon tho minutes OF the club,
A dance and oyster supper h bolng
worked up by the Inombera to be- given on
New Years eve which promises 70 bG q big
affair An invitation from the Young
Mems Democratic Club Of Canton oXtend-
Ing an invitation 20 tnlto part IN celobrat-
Ing the second annlYcranry Of the Issuing
of Ex.Proaident Clt'yoand'a tnrill reform
message was accepted and agreed 10 take
part by na many aA can aitond. The club
IN In good financial condition having u
balance In the treasury after all bills had
been paid.
The Board Of Health held its regular
meeting last night which was well attend,
cd, Among the most important matters
transacted was the doing away with hogs
within the Incorporated village, II was
agreed 20 make the hog buslpoHs a special
feature for the noXt rcguldr meeting In
January 1890, The board also thought II
advisable to visit all school houses,
churches, hotels, city prisons and other
public places In town, and inquire into
theiI sanitary condition as required by
law,
II has boon decided 10 make Friday
December 18th flag day In Navarro at
which time u beautiful flag will be- pre-
aontcd 10 tho school board OF this place by
Miller post and Honlino camp, No, d02 S,
ofY. A neatprogrQm has been arranged
for the occasion. Con, |, II, Sherwood, OF
Canton will bo the orator Of the day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
rhoy oamo Homo Ioadod.

President Chaa. d. Rood and Henry ".
Weber camo back from tholr grand hunt
near Maploton yesterday In good state OF
preservation, with7quail, phoasants and
fair sized, but rathor slim In flesh, woody
tailed rabbit. Thcy hunted with tho Just
.ly celebrated Gordon sottor "Brontn and
the Irish soticr r"0ld Joc.n How many Of
tho quail were shot sitting under corn
shocks, and how many Of the pheasants
were caught while nipping apple buds In
farmers orchards, the general public will
never know, but tho rabbItwas observed TO
have boon wounded with dog tooth. They
report splendid timo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
JUST THINK OF 1T.


A Brewer OF Kansas Appointed 10
Succeed stanley Matthews on tho bu-
prone Bench.
WASHINGTON, Dcc,4,-ISpoolaL David
j. Brewer Of Kansas was to-day appoint
cd to the Supreme Court 10 MI tho vaoan'
cy caused by the death Of Stanley Mat
ihowa. lie waa backed by Senator Plum
Of Kansas, and this Ia givcn aa u epeci-
mon deal In tho interest Of the machine
The appointment ID likely TO create great
surprise, although Brewer Ia said 10 be u
good lawyer
Judge Brewer Ia NJ present u. S. Circuit
Judge for Missouri and Kanaao.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
1.1.nnhn Tough on Gov. ForAnor.

CINCINNATI, Dec. A,--Lspcciol. There
Ia current report that Wood, tho forgcr,
has mado clean confession to Tom
Campbell, In which no states that Gov
Foraker had knowledge oftho forgery bc-
fore Contract 1000 was turned over with
tho forged signaturoe TO Mr.. llolstcad.
Mr.. Probasco, who Ia attorney for Soma
TOR sherman, In an interview, refused
to confirm or deny tho report Public
opinion In somewhat workod'up over the
report
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A Canton Horso.
tProm Iho Wcstorn sportAmnn,J

Black Cloud, 2il7A, owned by Mr., Ed,
j. Meyer, OF Meyers Lake Side Horse
Farm, Canton, Ohio, Ia beginning TO dom
onstrntc his capacity TO get trottcrs with
half an opportunity in the stud, and why
should he not, as ho was grand trottor
and oampaigncr, and 2ii7A wOs not the
limit Of his speed. He now has TO hif
credit, with the most limited stud service,
Black Cloud Jr., 2;95, Zcnobn, EASY, Billy
b, 2a2h, Harry d., 2id3A, John Scoly
2a5, and the dam OF Rcluna, 2i3iN, with
others still younger and equally promis
ing,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
pooIdndln Poor Ionrnnllnm.

Tho Urbana Citigon, the great
moral (?l paper of Republican procllvi.
tics, socs NJ 10 pick out number Of the
nHmos OF members OF Canton counciImcn
and remark! "This isa free country, but
II would bc interesting TO know whore the
native Buckeye comes In over In Stark
county, This ~ nm insultupon somo OF
Canton's best citizens. The Massllon In.
dependent has seen NJ 10 copy II without
comment, thus placing itself upon the
Citizon's low plane. Shame on such jour.
nnligm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

family. Death came AT 8la0 this morning,
after a weeks Illness from membraneoua
Group, Death came AT u time when twas
thought the child had passed the crisis,
Owing 20 the nature OF the disease, OF
which no died tile funeral services viii be
private and will be held at the family
home tomorrow morning NJ 10 o'clock,
A short memorial service will be held In
Trinity Lutheran church Of which notice
will be given In tomorrow's paper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
SONS OF VETERANS,
Moot nnd nloot NOW onloorn.

Tho Sons Of Veterans held meeting
last night NJ GA. R,llall ON North Market
street, The meeting was for the purpose
OF clccting now ollccrs for that orgnnga'
ton, The Neutrality-suspicious. were made
first lieutenant, W, +, Gauchut, second
lieutenant, Charles Schlabauch, came
council, II, II. Palmer, G, llcaston and A
G. Oldham, DIR. j, A. Shnircr was elected
u delegate 10 represent the order nt the
national mccting 10 bo hold NJ lndanOpo'
lis In the ilrst part OF tho coming year,
This order w In u very prosperous CON
dition ana many new names are being
added 10 the roll. Tho meetings are well
attended and q deep intorCst " manifest
cd In them by the members.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
oFFIonHs ELECTED
ny the Lily Lodge, X, OF =. TuoadA
Evening.

ny the Lily Lodge, X, Of z. Tuesday
Evening,
Lily Lodge, No. 8O2, X. OF r., held .
mooting last night AZ their hall In the llor-
ter Block. A large number Of mombors
was present, aa II was the evening In
which the now officers were to be elected.
Several applications were made for MON.
borship by young mon Of this city, A
great many have recently joined this or
der. The officers elected are; Past
chancellor, 4, s. Bolton; chancellor com.
mlssionoL Caesar +porlman; vice cham
color, II. A. Kennedy; prclatO, Bort II.
Criaa; master at arms, II. II. Stewart
keeper Of records and seals, II. Il. South
gate; master of oxchocqucr, Frank llarbl-
son; trustees, H. A. Kennedy, Charles
School and DR., Evans; Representative to
grand conclavc 20 bo held ut Cleveland,
o., noxt Juno will bo =. Welt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A Small burglary,

Some time during last night burglars
picked the lock on the Office door Of viii.
liz, Lind & Go. at No. ia East Eighth
street. They entered the room and broke
open the money drawer, but obtained lit
tlo booty, They got 20 cents in pennies, u
box OF cigars and u pocket knife. A num-
bcr OF postage stamps were in the draw
or but were not taken. Tho thieves ,ockod
tho door after they had entered and went
out through window.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
She Wanted TO pross Well.

To-day Miss Frances Kaiser, who rc-
sides In the wostcrn part OF the city, wns
arrested by Constable Sloglc and brought
into Justice Ringlo's court on the charge
OF petit larceny. Theprosccuting witness
was Mrs. Mary Scott, who alleged that the
Kaiser woman stole from her coat, dress
goods, ribbons, etc. She plead guilty and
was fined $40 and costs and sentenced 10
days In jail, TO stand committed untilp paid.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
PnNsloNs IN OHIO.
ovor $4,000 Mon TO Whom ovor 90, 500,
900 Was Paid Last Year.

WAsHINGToF Dee, l.--Thc report Of the
commissioner Of pensions FOR the year
ending juno 10, 1880, made public to-day
shows that total OF S0,bl6,76S was dis
burscd from the Columbus agency 70
Ohio pensioners. There were on the
pension rolls 5O,OSl Ohio pensioners In
Juno 1880, against A,dOO IN 1898, These
pensions arc distributed by counties ~
follows; Ashland APO, Ashtnbula ~, Aug
lnizc 3N, Carroll lib, Columbiana 7i7, Co
shooton 37l, Cuyahogn 1893, DOrke 3bl,
Dcilancc8 8SS, Delaware d2S, Eric iN, Frank
ton 3,ss8, Hardin GSO, Holmes giS, Huron
aSi, Lake 287, Loran Ala, Lucas Si3 Ma
honinR i3i, Morrow $50, Muskingum 7O7,
Ottawa 23i, Portage no, Richlnnd 75l,
Sandusky $50, Scnaca BIC, Stark 7B0, Sum
nit ass, Trumbull 85S, Tvscarawas 486,
Van Vert i9i, Wnynd $40.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
mckinley WIN bo Cbairman-of Wayp and
Mnnna CnmmiLloo.

WARRINGTON, Dec. i.-Ispccicl.l Tho
conviction 10 general that Mckinley will
bo made Chairman OF tho Ways and
Means Committee. By rank and right the
position bolongato Kolly OF Ponnaylvania,
but ho Ia very inllrm and II IL NOW certain
that Mckinley will bo appointed. Speak
or Reed las already made hima momber
Of the Committee on Ruloe, andthc Chair
man Of tho Ways and Means Committee
IL by custom mado member of,thie COM
,,,ltta.,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A vnru plnnkr pontmnnter.

LrIAn Rock, Ark, Dec, i,--lspeoial. !
&C, w, DrewoN postmaster at witt
Springs, arrived here last night having In
charge Robert Collum, charged with rob
blng the poatoiileo, Drowey chased Col
lum for miles with shot gun, overlook
and caught him, and to-day turned him
oyor TO the U. S. authorities
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
n.a AnoIannt on tho ponn. ROaa

prrraiwRo, Dec. 4.--Ispooial.l Tho
Soy cSpress caat on the Pennsylvania
rond was wrecked near Groensburg TO-
day by on open switch. II ran into u
freight train. Tho two cnginos and sov.
eral cars werc dcmolishod. Dozens oil
pernons are injured, several, II Is boliev-
cd. fatally, among Tho lattor engineer
Brown and Elmer Myers a passenger OF
AdnmaburR. No detalls yot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A RICH STRIKE.

Puro galt Discovered At Wadaworth and
5000 Acres Of Land Leased,
II Ia said a valuable bed Of the puroet
salt has been accidentally found near
Wadaworth, II lica on thO ld0n farm,
ncaran old griat mill, Accompany had boon
boring the place with q ylow Of striking
oil or gaa and Il had reached depth OF
1900 feet without results, when specimens
OF mineral were brought 20 the surface.
on examination they proved 20 ho puro
salt The drill has already passed through
100 feet OF the mineral without any signs
Of reaching the end. Over 5000 acres OF
land has bOcn leased,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
ryidDntly n vopnol Lost At Son.

NEW YoRR, Dec, 3, Especial. l. Tho
bark Christian Schrlver has just arrived
from Bucnos Ayrcs reports passing yes
tcrdoy az Delaware brcnkwatur nine dcnd
bodies. Eight were mon floating on
life raft. The other was u woman ilont-
ing noar with u life prcservcr around her.
II IN not known what vessel has bocn
wrecked or how many lives have boon
lost. IL 10 aupposcd 10 DO an incoming
weasel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
Thought IL waa Hin Son.

This morning Marshal Gentry received
a.lottor from Thomas 9. Davis OF Dola-
warc, o., asking for information about
his son who Is missing. lie read In the
newspapers some time ago an account OF
the death of Daniel Davis Of North Indus
try, and has un idoa II was his missing
boy His letter was answered informing
him OF his mistake.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

MAKE No MiBTARE,--1 you have made
aip your mind 70 buy Hood'a Sarsaparilla
do not bo induced 20 tako any Other.
Hood's SarsnpArilla ls q peculiar medicine
possessing, by virtue Of Its peculiar COM
bination, proportion and preparation,
curative power superior 10 any other
article Of tho kind before Tho people; For
or low state Of tho system itisunoquallod.
Do sure 10 got Hood'a.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
Withdrew tho Charge.

Several days ago Miss Anna Geukos OF
Wost Tuscarawas street swore out q war
rant for the arrest of John Wilkinson,
charging him with stealing hor gold
watch. He was out Of the city and was
visiting at Lancaster, Ohio, He arrived
hero today and was arrested. Tho pros
ecuting witness saw that she had boon
haety In making the charge, and tho caso
was dismissed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
sANpA oLAus COMING.
storos Putting on Holiday Aira and Dual
noAa IncroasinR,

Btoros Putting on Holiday Aira ana Buhi-
ness Increasing.
Tho happy holiday purchaser Ia ho who
takes time by the forclock, llo has then
timo to select the presents that are 10
make some heart glad and the money
goes much further than whom he puts OIL
purchasing until tho last moment, Then
Il II all hustle ard crowd. ..
Tho stores have assumed holiday nH'
pcct. Display windows have been attrac'
lively trimmed and the stock Of goods In
creased. The stores are becoming crowd
cd day and night and Ns each week passes
the crowd of purchasers increases. Bust
ness IN reported good and indications
point TO the best holiday trade In several
yCnra,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
plrnt Hlil OF tho blat conarean, on pru

Firat liill Of tho biat Congress, on Trusts,
WAmuNdToN, Dee, i,-ISpeoiall-Thc
frat bin introduced In the ifiy-lrat Con-
greaa, was offered to-day by Senator'S Sher'
man, ltproyIdos for the regulation and
prevention Of trusts, The aoeond bin was
also by sherman and provides for new
election law for the election Of Congress-
mon, and Ia intended TO take the power 10
control elections from the Statea,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
Ho Wanted TO Shoot.

This afternoon Henry G, Aston went
into Justice Ringlo's court and sworc ont
warrant for the arrest of Claude Carson,
charging him with carrying con-
coalcd weapons. He alleged that
the defendant threatened to
shoot him. He was ilnod S9and costs and
sentenced to ten days In Jail to stand
committed until paid. Carson lntcr sworo
out u warrant for tho arrest Of Aston,
charging him with assault and battery.
Constable Slagol h looking for him now.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
An ohio Coiorod Man Urged For tho
VIZ Black Ropublio. M

WASHINGTON, Dec. a.-ISpocial. J.
Monsra. Mckinley and Grosvenor and a
largo Ohio delegation called on Tho Prosi-
dont and Secretary Blaine to-day and
urgcd Inc appointment Of waltorThomas
lcoIorod), OF Delaware, Ohio, for minister
10 Liberia. There arc now fifteen candi-
dates for this place. Mother tho Prcsi-
don't nor Blaine gave any sign.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
ronr n0,lroaa Mon Instantly Killed.

wnMspARRE, Pa, Dec. 4. Especial
-BonjaIuln Poluo, John Brandt, Conrad
Ernst and Michael zalceli woro all killed
AZ tho HaEol street crossing OF the Jersey
Central railroad this morning. They
were standing between two trucks wait
inc for work train, when freight train
came along and u projecting timber on u
car struck the men and knocked them
undor the wheels and ground thom up IN
a horrible manner. All were married and
leave fanailioaof childron. "a d.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
AN uNhuoKY FAIL.
A Workman at tho Now Oilliam building
Meets with an Accident.

This afternoon NJ about o'clock, Aus
tin II, Shoot, u brchlOycr met with a
serious accident Nt the now Gillian build
ing. llC was on the second floor, whom
one Of the boards on the rnftcrs turned
over and ho fell n distance OF IL feet, ue
was cut considerably about the hond and
received internal ini iurics, He was "a Ken
TO the homo of hia father John Shoot at
No, 100 South Cherry street, whore no N
receiving medical attention.
A slater whose name could not bO
learned went 20 look aftor Shoot, aftor ho
had fallcn, whom hc, too, fell and luckily
received no injuries,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A prominent phTaIoIan ouarantIno.

CoLuMnua, o., Dec, i.-ISpociall-Tho
Board Of Health Of Upper SnnduaSy, o.
has quamntIued DR.. q. q. StultE out OF
tho city because ho ~ attending q small
pox patlontat anolRhborlng village. Tho
State Board OF Health has been aalscd 10
take cogniaanoo Of the matter Tho doc.
tors family h In Upper SandunlSy and ho
N not permitted 90 see thom,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
ALL ABOUT COL. CAL. BRlCE,
The Questions PrOpOunded by Tia
News-DemOerat

Answered by Ex-oongresaman Lanliaon,
OF Lima.--How tho Niokle Plate Road
Was Built and How II Was sold'--Irice
Seems TO Have Been Good Match For
Vanderbilt.-.aomo Mighty Interesting
Reading on Very Dame and Pluohy
Man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
Called on narter and oeddes,
lannnI1I nl.nnlall 10 Ina rnnnlIarl

IHVNVIhI UIlVNF'N W TTN I'NVHWN'V
MANaFIELp, o., Dec, 8,-Tho Hon, John
NJ. Thomas, OF Springfield, was In the city
last night, and to-day was In oonaulntlon
with M, d, Harter and other friends, One
Of the objects Of his ylsIt 10 said to be a
consultation with the Hon, George W.
Geddea, who h notlyeFsc TO accepting the
Senatorial nomination
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A DAD LuNApio LOOSE.
He Nearly Klila His Man. Hut 10 Finalll
Captured.

no RNhiAN hNAH AAN s'hHs aes ." AN'hasF
Captured.
Nw YoRK, Dec. L-lspoclal. l--Robcrt
Coabin, furniture dealer narrowly oscop-
cd death at the hands OF an inhiriated
lunatlc who entered the store and asked
Coabln II hc was q aplrltuallat. Coabln hui
morlng the man and lao waa whom the
stranger suddenly drew revolver and
aimed II NJ Coabln, Tho laitor graepod
tho weapon aud n desperate struggle on
guod, during which tho pistol was dis
charged, the bullet entering Cosbina loft
hand. The man thus gaining freedom,
thon attacked Cosbin'a olork who came
10 hia employers rescue rendering him un-
conscious by striking him on the head
with tho butt end Of his pistol. Police
oiilccra attracted by the noise thon rush
cd In and oycrpoworod the lunatlc. Tho
man gave his namo ~ Frank Mallow,
Tho victlma wounds are not dangerous
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
nHow TO cnro all skin ninonunu.

Simply apply "SwAyNE's orNrMHNr.r
No internal medicine required. Curca
totter, cczema, itch, all eruptions on tho
fnco, hands, nose, &C., leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Ita great heal
ing and curative powers are posaeasod hy
no other remedy Ask your druggist FOR
SwArrBB OINvAENr. Tvr.a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A Lucky omoor.

Marshal Gentry was tho lucky holder Of
ticket No. 997, and this morning was given
the ladies handsome gold watch that was
rallied at the 81. Johns Catholic church
fpir. II isa beauty, and will be worn by
the oillcor's cHtimnble wife.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
Marquis Serves Notice Of
Contest on LampsOn.
Brewer, Of Kansas, For the su-
PRIME Court Vacancy.
Mckinley viii Got tho Ways and
Means ohairmanship.
Senator sherman Introduces the First
Bill on Trusts.
n d.unatio loose In Now York-i'ad Aeoi'
don't on'tho Pennsylvania Road.
Mnrnnln nnrvnn NolIoe of oonleAL.

Marquis Borvea Notice Of Contest
coLuMnpa, Dec. 4.-Ispeclal'l-Papers
were served to-day by M, v. Marquis
Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Of a contest with Lampaon, Ropub-
lIoan candidate, who waA declared elected,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
Both Mon Discharged.

George Wollhoueo and John M. Brouse,
charged respectively with being the prin-
cipnl and accessory In the death of J6nnio
Peters .Ot Doylostown, hnvo boon dls
charged by the grand Jury OF Wayne
county, ThN cnse had local interest from
the fact Of Miss pctors brother roaiding
hero and also that Wcllhouso was arrested
In this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A nlIver pelenate WrIlea TorAker . LolLoF

Ahilver Delegate Writes Foraker Letter
CoLuMnus, Dec. a. -I6peoial.l- Hon.
Richard Hullan Of Cincinnati, one of the
Ohio delegates 10 the late Silver conyen'
tlon, has written Governor Foraker a lot
tor, denying Hon. W, II, Weara assertion
that tho convention was farce aud In
the hands OF q few silver mon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

I,rIoe, several are for Thomas, one for
Reney, one Tor Charley Baker and one for
Mcmahon. Representative Brown, who
has heretofore been for Thomaa, will
now go for Drlco In accordance with wha
appears 10 be public sentiment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A prnnldnniial oandldate al Ahron

AKRON, Dec, d,-Ispeolal. l-Buckley
Post had big campfire last night, Con
II, A. Alger, National Commander q, A. Hp
WA aspreaent and made q speech also State
Department Commander Gen. Hurst,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A RAVINu MANIAC.
A Prominent Farmer Loaoa His Henson
and Creates Some Havoc.

Dolostown Ia greatly excited over ono of
tho prominent farmers thcro becoming
suddenly insane, The man IN Peter
Bnughmnn, u respected farmer. Hc went
grnspod "a red hot stove lid and hurled IL
and other articles across the room. He
was captured before any injury was done.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A Severe Blow In the Loss OF General
Favorlto.

Not only ono but many homes have
been saddonod to-day by tho intelligence
Of tho death Of George d. Hortor, DR., tho
bright fvo ycar old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Hartcr, OF North Market street. OF
unusual intelligence. the child has by bio
attrnctive why's ondnarod bimaplf 70 nlnny.
Hundreds sympathigp with Dogatricltan
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A Couple separated.

Last evening Judge Poaso granted u
divorce 10 ISAIAH Il. Ensle, from his wlfo
Olive p. Englc. The plaintiff 10 q woll
known mail carrier In this city and was
granted the dooroo on tho grounds OF nog-
loot OF duty and abandonment
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
=, mooratio opinion In HapoooE County

FtNpDAY, Dec. 4,--ThO EvcningCourier,
,bc Democratic organ OF this county, to-
dav contains interviews with somo nfty
heading Demoornia OF tho cityregarding
tholr preferences for United Statca sena-
tos About forty OF fpo np'noo' 'aY0'