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Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
PALACE.
Militia Orders.
HEADQUARTERS Co. "D",

HEADQUARTERS Co. "D",
 1sT REGIMENT. INF, N. G. A. Special Orders
 No. 4. Privates J. W. Drewlow, s. H. John ston, Henry Meyer and \. R. Wagner are hereby dishonorably: discharged from membership in Company ID" 1st Reg. Inf, N. G. A.. for non payment of dues and fines.
 By Order of
 J. T. MARTIN,
 Capt. Comd'g c, ID" 1st Inf. Dated Nov. 29th, 1890.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
4 Triangular Case in Cour4..

A case is up before United States Com missioner Hughes this afternoon of citi- zen of Mexico who was arrested for tres pass on the reservation at Ft. Lowell. The man claims to have been confined unlawfully and the Mexican council Velez is taxing hand h the triaDgu- ar nrOoeeGInCs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
Cen. Luis Terres

In the approaching Mexican elections, Gen. Luls Torres, well and fayorably known Tn TucsoR will epter the race as governor of Sonora. The residents Of Southern Arizona would be mu .h pleased to have So able and progressive neIghbor at the head Of affairs ln thoir adjoining state.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

The vulture is 100 times as large as tho swallow, but its wings are only fifteen times as large. The Australian crane weighs 3,0G0,O00 times as much as the common gnat, yet the latter has 15O times as much wing surface per unit of weight.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
Around the World.

Dr. John C. Berry. who is in Asia on a vaca; .oD, mailed 8 letter and a postal card to Dr |. D. Bibber, of Bath, on the s,me day, sending one west ward va St. Petersburg and the other east vi, San Francisco. The letter and postal cail reached Bath in the same mail.-Bath tde.) Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
4 SEoy.er of Grain.

It is indeed a remarkable tale from Diarbebi~ Turkey in Asia which is told by the -:sh journal The Tarik. Dur ing 9 recent tempest there was showered from the skies neither hailstones nor raindrcps, but grains of millet. The in- habitauts of Melessa and Muhal have gathered the grain and have stored it, and are grinding 1t for bread.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
Improvements Iu Smoke Suppression

Determined attempts are being made m Chicago to suppress the binding smoke ;naJ is blown ashore from passing steam craft. An experiment was made recently to demonstrate the practicabl- ity of new invention. 4 small tube with q perforated top. like that in a Spri-klipg Can. was introduced into the :mCzesIacl-, and through this steam could lc injected upon the uprushing smoke. witch immediately condensed. The iit:'r Iu5e. with its jets and sprays of steaIu. is not smoke consumer, but there seems little doubt of its utility in the prevention of smoke.-New York Commercial Advertiser
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
l6r. Element } or Council.

J. w. Bement announces himself today in the First ward. NIT. Bement is an industrious hard worKing citizen who has hls homo and all his interests here. He is a thoroughly honorable man and one who.has q host of friends.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
Congratulations

MT. and Mrs. Walter l.. Vail are re ceiving the congratulations oi friencs over the arrival of a hadsoms ooy Sun day morning. The CITIZEN Lopes the young gentleman may prove an honor to his parsnts and a true republican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
s. SILVERBERG, WHOLESALE AND COMMISSION
 BUTCHER.
z32O 5SANSOBEE STREET

-a2O 5SANSOh1E STREET
 San ErRnciseO. Cal. Gives special attention to handling cat tie consigned to him to be slaughtere on commission.
 Statement of sales and returns promptly sent to shippers. On receipt of cattle, liberal advance ments made, if desired. Refers 10 the Consolidated National BanE or Tucson, Aessrs. l.. Zeckendorf & G. Samuel Hughes, George Pusch. For full particulars address as above.
 s. SILvERBERG.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
The PeriIs of fnemocracr.

Uncle Giles Ca pessimistl-This coun- try Is drifting into monarchism. sir!
 FrGnk-HOw's that, uncle:
 Uncle Giles-Why, all the men are sping the Prince of Wales, and all the women are becoming Kings Daughters! -Munsey's Weekly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
Many EEen of 8Eany Minds.

Ilappears that MT. Bernard has chang ed his mind and tells his packers not topay their bets as he is uncertain as to what he will do before the forty days probation is up There is very little doubt in the public mind however, as to the adviseablIty of conLesting.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
Annual Ball.

The CITIZEN is in reciept of an invit- ation to attend tLe first annual ball of the Fl Paso Athletic Club at the Court House in that city, Thursday Dec. llth. It promises to be q handsome affair.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

\ delicate ~Aite soaring may be worn with less apprehension. and therefore greater satisfaction. than during the warm interim when the protective col lar melted under the perspiring ooze and endangered the costly fabric.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
Hotel Arrivals.
COSMOPOLITAN

COSMOPOLITAN John Dessart, E M Walsh, Nogales; W A Springer, Boston.
 ORNDORF. G O Kaney, Los Angeles; Jose Velas- quez, Mexico; F $ Hicks, Los Angeles; Jacob Kemple, Washington, D. C.; s A Benton, Niosho.
 PALACE. Jos E Wise, Calabasas; Chas Mehan, H w Purdy, M D; Jas Speedy, Nogales.
 RUSS HOUSE. J NJ Hurley, Florence; Jas Finley, Harshaw; E E Burns; San Diego; c E Osterhus, California.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
CODDel's Herdic Line.

St- ia the lead. All calls responded to prom 5ly. Good teams and carefuI driv -s. Leave orders at Chas. Krss- ham q sr Stand.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

7ot1, tie method and results when 5,rop cf Figs is taken; it is pleasant and re -eshing to the taste and acts gen r Tct promptly on the Kidneys, Live a1d Bowels, cleanses the system efiec iiy, dispels colds, headaches and CTS and cures habitual consti- pation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleazinC to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and trulY beneficial in its effects, its many excoIle1l qualities commend 1t to all. It is fer sale in 50c and S1 bottles by all leading druggists.
 nANUFhcTUREp ONLY BY THE
 CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
 SAH FRANCISCO, cAL.
 ioyiSYlIS. KE. NEW YORK. N. '
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
School Examination.

The regular quarterly school examina- tion is being conducted at the court house by the board of examiners today. J. W. Chapman, and Mrs. A Jennle Bale, of Nogales Iheophiio Aras. of La Osa; Susie E. Clark, Gro Blanco; and Misst Laura Hoffman, of Tanque Verde, are undergoing the ordeal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
The Jews have been ordered from tn, Caucasus

The JeWs have been ordered from the Caucasus
 The benefit to Mrs. Agnes Boucicault at New Yo.k k netted S2,lOO.
 Two violent shocks cf eufthquako wore felt at Pressburg, Hungary, yesterday.
 ! he floods in Bohemia are generally subsid,ng but tho Danube and Flbe are shll rising.
 h Sundays elections the Italian gov ernmenJ secured 395 seats. the Opposition I. Radicals 36. doubtful 9. The 'Gtest dispatches concerning the 1 ilOCdir., oj tue mine aJ Ischanscn show ihe ioe~ T fife to be thirty nine.
 A street demonstration of Socialists at Bocbum, Prussia, was charged by the police yesterday and several persons were injured.
 The Lisbon newspapers describe the military ex 0edition that has been sent 8galnsr the King of Bihe, on fertile and popuious plateau just east of the mountains separating IL from the Eng lish territory. The people will De pun ished aud Portuguese fort with 300 men left to see that they behave them selves
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
EDITORIAL saU1Bs.

N Mckinley bogot, jay Gould boptlzcs
the bill, It's namo ls the One.Coat Tariff.
Now York World.
This ~ the true verdict. win tho work.
ors at the watch works and all WORKERS
ponder this proposition we'll.
A LETTER came from Medina county
yesterday from u prominent Republican
TO Republican workor In Canton, say.
ing Thoro Is serious trouble horo
among the Grand Army over Mclinley's
vote against the service pension bill, and
asking that something be dono immodi.
atcly 10 satisfy this element.
DO not fail 10 notice that the Mckinley
bill ID responsible for another great trust
tho window CLAUS trust See dispatch
from Flndlny,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
COL, ROBERT G, INGERSOLL
LEeTuREp TO IAN IMMENSE AUDIENCE
ON LIBERTY AND LITERATURE,

The Proceeds We're toe the Heue6t of
Walt Whitman-'iie Euteced Into Hls
Theme Win spirit aud Euloglsed AiE
Whlta,an, Reoountlng Ills Many Acts
of Kindness, speaking sf Him as a
Phiiosepher-Ihs Venerable Poet sat
Ia lila wheel Chalr on The stage,
PHlAprLrmA, Oct, gg,-Col, Robert
a. lngersoll leotured last night al
Horticultural hall 10 ap immense audit
enee on "Ldberty and Literature" tho
proceeds for tho benefit Of Walt Whit
man, Col, mgersoll introduced his
lecture by sayingi "At this time
young man-he 20 whom this teati-
mpnbl IL ggeu-he upon whose head
have fallen the SHOWS Of more than
seventy winters-gaye 10 the world u
b0ook "LeRvrs Of Grass" This book
was and H. the true transcript Of q
soul No lFapeTy Of hypocrisy, no
preten6e, 90 fear Al customs were
forgotten or diTegardod, all rules
brohen-nothing mechanical no imita-
tiup -bpCHtauruuh, running ana Wind
iug like river multiludin0ua IN ita
thoughts az tho waves ut the sea, moth
ing mechanical on measured His book
waH received by many with diadain,
with horror with indignation and pro,
teht-by tho iow ~ u marvellous, almost
miraculous message % the world, full
OF thought, philosophy, poetry and
music, Since the year 1853 tho
American people have developed, they
arc somewhat acquainted with tho
literature 0f the world, Rnd | propose
% examine this book and 10 state Ia n
general way,
What Walt whitman Has Done,
what ho haa accomplished aud the place
no has won IN the world OF Thought"
Col lngeaoll thon entered into his
themo with spirit and oulodzed Mr..
Whitman, recountIng his many acts OF
kindness 10 the young especially, speak
ing Of him 40 philosopher and passing
on the lecturer recited and commented
on the poem "a Word Out Of tho Sea"
aud the lines on the death Of Lincoln;
"When LilHcs Last IN the Door Yard
BloOmed, "lh0 poem, he said, twill
last aa long ~ the memory Of Lincoln,
In this one book, In these wondorous
YLoayes Of Grass, You find hints and
suggestions, touches aud fragments OF
all There " Of life that lice between tho
babe, whose rounded choels dimplc be-
meath his mothcra laughing, loving
eyes, aud the old man, snow,crownod,
who, with a smile, extends his hand 10
death
The venerable poot, 10 whom the oo-
eahion was testimonial, sat IN hia wheel
chair on the stage aud 40 the conclusion
Of Col, mgcmoll'g Grafton pulled him-
self forward and in feeble voice tons
dorod his thanks 10 tho audience and 10
Col, lngeF0ll.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
AFFAIRS IN MAsslLLoN.

MAsslLLoN, Oct, 90.
The funeral Of the lato Mrs. Pctor lIa-
Bile, who died at hor homo on West Main
street Sunday morning, will bo held We'd
nosday afternoon ~ o'clock.
Mlaa Ethel Henderson, Miss Madgo
Youtz, Of Canton, and Miss White, Of Ak.
ron, arc visiting Miss Dcsslo Grabil.
Charles Watts, froo-thlnkor, will loo.
turo In Music Hall Tuesday evening, No.
yombcra,
Mrs. O. II. Tinker, OF Cleveland, 10 Wis.
iting hcr son Harry on RIchyillo avenue.
A special train will run 10 Wooster to-
night 10 carry those who desire
10 attond the Hill meeting. Tho Harmo.
MIA band and tho Y. N. ID. G. will at
tond.
Gov. ID. u, Hill and tho Hon. w. Nj.
Springer, Of Illinois, will address the
Democrats Of Stark county Thursday eve
ningat Buohor's opera house, Special
trains will run from all points, and a
grand parade will take place. A big time
a nntlclDntOd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
TOWN TALK.
Facts Briefly Stated For the BcnCAi
Of Busy Readers.

Ask your grocer for SHAKER SOAP.
August Dannemlllor has been appoint
od executor Of the estate Of Catherine Hin
late Of Canton.
The new bridge on Fast Tuacarawaa
street over the Nlmlahillen creek Ia nearly
completed,
Last eyPnlng aa little daughter OF
Chrlatona Miller OF Saxton aidoot was
passing down Cherry street Ninth street
n large black dog Jumped NJ hor and
scratched her on Tho face and forehead.
DIR, Evans was summoned.
S. 8. shlmp, DR.. j. V. Lewis and d.
Smith, of Alliance, were In town last
night.
Mrs, Il. X. Ault, Of Alliance, was In the
city last night.
officer SlaRle and Marshal Gentry ro-
turned this afternoon from Akron, whore
they succeeded In making the noccora
dugorgo what they took from q Canton
ealoonkooper by skin game yoatorday,
Pearl Taylor, Of East Seventh street,
fell through trap door NJ hor residence
last night and striking the floor below
broke hor nose and cut q long gaah on hor
chin,
George w. Weeks, jr,, and Miss Minnie
Schwcixor were married al noon to-day.
Tho happy couple have tho oongratula-
tlone OF u host Of friends.
Mr.. Chaa ID. Monnot Ia again at home.
Ho has Iuatroturned from ak weeks stay
at Green Spring, whore he had gone for
his health. Ho looks much improved.
Mrs, l., j. Midday and daughter Matte,
returned last evening from trip through
Colorado,
A marriage lIconao has boon granted 10
Geo w, Wooka, Jr,, and Minnie SohwoIt-
ger.
Annie II. Crofut has been appointed OK
ooulor Of the will Of Benjamin Crofut,
laio Of jackson township.
Mr.. and Mra, George Folu will leave
this oyonlnR for Mlghawalsa, Ind, 10 visit
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goo, D. Harter entertain.
cd n large number ofguoata at their hand.
eomo residence last night,
Married, NJ tho Reformed parsonage by
Row. y. Straasnor on the 2lat October
1900, Mr.. Charles Hartcnatoln, OF Canton,
and Mlaa Maria Potro, OF Atwator, Port.
ago county o..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
REED AND PRICES.
fNow York worldl

lNNN hNih W"ANNl
10 Speaker Roed belongs the honor of
discovering that II In n protective tariff
which stimulates invention, and that by
inducing invention the tariff cheapons
production and lowers prlcoa.
Ito has announced this doctrine In Mr.,
Mcklnloy'a own State, whore Mr.. McKln-
Icy has been diligently ondoayorlng TO
Justify the protective tariff 10y tolllng the
people that II doca not tond 70 chonpon
prloee, and that cheap prlcos are vile aud
evil things, not nt all 90 bo desired.
In way Speaker Reed le right. The
Mckinley bill has led Mr.. Mckinley 10 In
vent his theory that high prices are boon
10 people who buy. lf the bill had not
beon passed and the people had not been
angry about II, that ingenious theory
would never have boen Invented nt ali.
In the uAmo way Mr.. Rcod's own theory
IL clearly on invention born OF the pro.
teotlvo tnrilf, but beyond that the history
OF invention DOES not bear out the nsser-
tlon.
Watt had no concern for tarllTewhcn he
wrought out the atonm engine, Fulton did
not think of them when he built the atenm.
boat, or Stephenson when he mado his lo-
comOtlvon. Morse and Henry were pro-
foundly Indifferent 70 "protectlonn during
their researches which led 10 tho electric
telegraph Edison has done his work
without asking himself whether tariff
existed or not. Arltwright whose cotton
spinning jenny 80 enormously chenponed
clothing and gave a now industry 10 the
world, worked under tariff lower than
any that tho widest free trader dreams OF
now licagomor, whose discovery cheap.
ened steel, lived In FREQ trado England,
whore 70 many labor and cost saving In.
vontiona have been made,
But what 10 the ueo OF argument or illus
tratlon N such a casoY Mr.. Reed knows
difficulties and hunting for way out.
The Mckinley Bill has put up tho prices
OF life'A necessnrlea and the people are
reaentlng II, Mr.. Reed and hla comrades
are trying 10 placate them by any form Of
deception that may come handy. That 10
oil thero Ii OF II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
Plans for Turning Around the Mafois
nuiidinE Where Congress Sits,

WAmuNdroN, oct. ee,- Architect
Clark, Of the Capitol, ia In receipt Of q
curiosity In the way Of An engineering
plan looking 10 no less u feat than the
turning around Of the great marble
building where congress sits. The
method IL somewhat complicated, but
the substance Of II N ~ follows Some
wonderful jacks win bo placed NJ short
intervals under the building, after sur
hoiont excavations have been made,
Then tho ground win be- dug from
around the foundation by degrees, and
ahorod up with iron girdera from end 10
end. Under the central portion, whore
the crypta now are, ho viii place u cir.
oular railway, supported by more Of
these iacka, and upon those, with o
pressure Of only q fow horse power, he
proposes turn the entire Capitol with
out disturbing 0ithor its foundations or
ia WnllB
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
DID NOT HANG.
Gov, Campbell liespItea iIeury POpp
Until November 30,
The Action OF tho Governor Not An
nounosd Until 0 O'Clock Last Night
History Of the Crime,

lie did not hang.
Governor Campbell changed his mind
al o'clock last night
II was supposed that Popp would be OK
ecnted in the annex Of the penitentIary
shortly after midnight The following
telegram was received at On6 last night
and explains ltaelfi
Jones a HudHonl have reaplied Hem
ry Popp until Nov, 2a. j. u, CAMPBELL,
Why the Governor changed hia mind 10
the subject OF much talk on the streets,
The statement OF the prisoner az publish
cd no doubt had some effect,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
GREAT LIBERAL LEADER.
GLADSTONE DELIVERED THE FIRST
ePEEeH or Hle SCOTCH CAMPAIGN.


There Was Tremendous Crush Ut People
Eager TO aee aud Hear the Grand Old
Mau-Iie Was In rue Farm aud Ills
speech Was a brilliant Fnort, show.
ing no Trace of Decline Ia the
Virllity which seems to Defy the Ad'
vance Of Age.
EpNBURdu, oct, ee,-Mr Gladstone
delivered the FIRST speech Of his Scotch
campaign yesterday In tho Corn Ex-
ohaugo, this city, There was q tre,
msndoua crush Of people eager 10 soc
and hear the great Liberal leador, and
when the hall had been crowded 20 auf-
location thousands Of disappointed per
sons were left outside 10 return homo or
llston 10 speakers Of lesser note who aA-
dressed overflow meetings IN the open
air The audience In thehall numbered
about 5000, Mr. Gladstone was on
thuFa6tlcally greeted on making his ap'
pearanee, He was In excellent health
and his voice was clear and strong, He
spoke without visible sign Of fatigue,
In opening his address he remarked that
though many questions Of importance
were before the public, the problem
which continued 10 eclipse all Others
and 10 demand the almost undivided al.
tention Of those who atroyo 20 promote
the well being Of tho nation was tho
Irish problem, The country had come
to recognize the fact that this question
must be settled before other questions
could DO dealt with, II was one which
Anaoted tho Health aud vitality
Of the state 80 intimately that, In
truth, no other question could be
properly considered while this remained
IN menace, The opponents Of homo
rule had hoodwinked and deluded their
constituencies before the election by
pledging themselves not 10 rely upon
brute force IN the government Of lro.
land, They had promised 10 provide an
effective system of local aelf.govorn.
ment for that part Of tho kingdom,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
A FIGHT WITH RoeBeRs,


AFTER Dclng Shot IN Omccr brings Down
one OF the Gang
AsnTAnuLA, o., oct e9-Nlonday
night Officer James Doran was shot and
very badly wounded nj the Lake Shore
depot He had followed three men
whom he was suspicious Of, and found
them In the act of entering store.
They saw him and all throe began firing.
Two bullets took effect and tho officer
fell to the ground, but succeeded In
drawing his revolver, and, raising him-
self 10 his elbow, returned the Are, hit
ting one of the robbers. The wounded
man was captured, but the other two
escaped, DorOn Ia still alive, but his
recovery IN doubtful.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23

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'noA IoJ slasIoo 10 lom!Id .
spq lueqolom lpoA quo qua
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arq9 quo slaIoVL lo1els!W
aosloo aIqplloJIuoo
2 puy o. JuIloody9 dn uaA!5
9ApV uamoM Auum leoI5 v
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
Nn NInrn smnllnn, m Alhnn..

ATHENS, o., Oct e9-The existence
Of smallpox IN Athens continues 10 DO
limited TO the original case runors of
The presence Of other cases being with
out basis The most cxaot precautions
have been exercised by the local au-
thorties TO guard against spread Of
the malaily The sole victim of the
dread disease is convalcscing, and the
public alarm which was occOsioned by
the occurrence of this case has Quietod
a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
neformed Churoh sYnnd.

READING, PA, oct ea,-Tho cOstorn
synod Of tho Reformed church IN the
United Statos adjourned here yesterday
10 WA decided 20 hold the next annual
meeting In Harrisburg on the third
Wednesday Of October, 1891 The
special committee ON the theological
seminary NJ Lancaster presented u roe
port urging the necessity Of the oroc.
tion Of u suitable building for the In.
utltuttnp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
Not BADLY Injured.

Yesterday afternoon wotor boy work.
ing at tho Wost Tuscarawas street rover
had peculiar accident happen him. Hc
wae standing beside a wheelbarrow which
stood near the street railway track, when
q car oamo along and struck the barrow
and knocked tho boy over into the aowor
several feet deep. Boyonda severe fright
Tho boy escaped injury.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
REACTION HAS scr lN


ihe leellnH ni AlHfm AfuusNh hY tue fhha'
age of the Moisnley nill Abating,
LONDON, oct, 2e,-The feeling Of
alarm which was aroused among Brit
iah manufacturer by tho passage Of the
Mckinley bill h Rbating In many
quarters, and q reaction Of hopefulnesf
has rot In, This h especially notable
among makers Of high grade goods OF
various descriptions, The opinion
which universally prevails Ia Europe
that Americans Hfe rich aud eXtrayag-
ant N shared most gladly by the manu-
tacturera Of Birmingham, Bradford and
Manchester, who have faith that these
wealthy Americans must and viii have
the best Of everything, regardless OF
slight differences In price, The inclina-
ton Of some large firms 10 establish
AN ENGINEERING CURIOSITY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
NIooney Out.hot pnly from tho s,nrt,

AsnuY PARK, N, j., oct ee,.-1ho
pigeon shooting match between Philip
DOly, Jr,, Of the Central Gun club, Of
Long Branch, and Capt. Mooney, Of
London, England, attracted u largo
crowd Of sporting men 20 Hollywood
yesterday afternoon Mooney outshot
DAILY from tho start and won tho match
by u score Of ~ 20 Os, The shoot was NJ
100 yurds onch. 81 Yards boundary,
piailtb IN tn0 united StHteH causes nc
apprehension that the sum total Of
British manufacture will be diminished,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
ROYAL Baking Powder is reported by
the U. S. Govt after official tests, high
est of all in leavening power c(%::@s..sa%slf5g).
1t is the best and most economical.

followed by long continued cheering,
After . brief rest Mr., Gladstone, with
Ms wife and q few intimate friends,
attended the concert Of Nine, Patti, A
asnae crowd gathered outside tho build
hg aud wildly cheered the ex-promier
~ he entered, HE appearance In tho
ball was tho signal f1r another outburst
OF enthuhaam, After tho concert, he
had q long interview with Niue, Patti
and ~ ita conclusion the famous
songatress presented the great states
man with q box Of voice llnengea, which
he accepted with evident pleasure,