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The Washington critic., 1890-02-11

Mr. Fred. Moffatt has resigned his
clerkship in the Adjutant Generals
Office, and will soon leave for the West
to engage in business.
Mrs. p A. Darnielle and Miss Mag
gle Darnielle will hold their last recep-
tion of the season on Thursday, when
dancing will be feature of the occa-
sion.
Miss Birdie Greer has issued invita-
tions for tea Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Senator Aldrich gave a ladies'
luncheon to-day.
Miss Matte Wadsworth IS at Ruher-
ford, N. j., the guest of hersister, Mrs.
Thurber, who hasrecently built pretty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

A company for tho development OF Mexican
RESOURCES has been formed In Paris with s,UO0,.
900 francs capital.
a strike OF tho tramway employees at Lon.
don FOR Increased pay and reduced houra II
imminent, Tho strike OF tallora Ia ondod,
sir Alfred Kirby ownor OF tho Doptford
diatillory works, London, has failed. Llabill.
Ties arc estimated at fHl2,00 assets, G7i,0O0.
Tho Prince Of Wales Monday unveiled the
statue OF Con, Gordon with appropriate ooro.
monica IN the presence of largo and digtln
gulehod aaeomblago.
While John q Salisbury, Braxton O. H., w.
Va.,wa trimming brush Saturday his 10 year
old etcp-daughtor went ont 10 call him 10
dinner. While she stood undor treO limb
foil, killing her instantly.
A farmer named Tucker, with his two
children, girl and boy, was rowing on a
small lake near stanton, Sunday night,whon
tho boat wAb overturned and all three were
drowned. The bodloe were recovered,
A protest has boon presented 10 the bishop
OF London, against the rcrcdoa In ~, paul's
cathedral, as encouraging ideas and doyo-
tions Of nm unlawful, idolatrous and super
Hutloue kind" The rorodoe Includes oruol-
flx and the Madonna,
Capt Malvern Grlndlo and his brother,
Frederick, were drowned Monday noon by the
capalglng OF boat OF Sandy Point, while
going from Pcnobec0t TO their vessel, Capt.
urlndo leaves widow aud two children, and
Frederick leaves widow.
William Thompson, OF Wichita, Kan, who
has boon attending meetings held by Advent
ietn In El Dorado, became violently insane
yesterday and attacked hie family with
butcher knife, innictlng somo slight cuts on
his wife and daughter before ho was dlsarmod.
Ho beloved the end OF the world was mp
urnn nhluu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

Ex-Quoon Isabella. Of Spaln, Ia In London,
sho will visit Queen Victoria NJ Windsor.
Moldors' sand OF superior qualify has been
discovered In paying quantities near Glas-
gov, Va
Tho situation IN the mining districts Of
Gard has improved. Many OF tho miners
have resumed work
Az the papa ooneistory 10 bo hold In june
the bishop Of Geneva and the papal nunclo NJ
Lisbon will be created cardinals.
The knights Of Labor Of Albany will tender
a reception 70 Mr.. powdorly next Thursday
night. Elaborate preparations for n grand
denomination are being made.
A man named Gobhard, by trade joinor,
and supposed 10 hnyu beon concerned In tho
murder Of Horr Rumpf, at frankfort, IN 1855,
has boen arrested At opcnhelm.
Hon. Elijah Morse, OF Massachusetts, will
be the Decoration Day orator 40 tho Waahlng-
ton Boldiera' homo, whore Gen. Logan llea
buried. Six thousand Scldiers ARC buried in
thlaccmeterH lN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
STANLEY MAD.
MANAGERS or EXHIBITIONS ANo
MUsEuMe

waking an EHeH to Gain Possession Of
Some Of tho Efreots nsIonginH 10 tho
African EHpedition--No Less Than
Forty'Two Applications frea Was
Works iroprietors for the Ola Suit lie
Wore When Reached by EaFopeans-'
Their Enorts In Vain.
LoHDoH, May co. Stanley Ia suffering
from the annoyaneea 10 which all men
OF great prominence have to submit In
the matter Of office huntora and curl
oaity seekers, There ia also competition
among managers Of exhibitions and
museums In the effort 10 gain possession
Of some Of the effects belonging 10 the
African expedition, Stanley has re-
ceiPed no less than forty-two appliea-
tciia from wax works propdetora, etc.,
for the old suit In Witch ho was clothed
whom first reached by Europeans, In.
deed some enterpriIng managers, among
them New Yorker, even sent agents 10
Zanzibar. Their efforts have all been In
vain, however, M the explorer donated
whatever he would spare 10 the Stanley
exhibition undrhie patronage In Lon
don, stanleya officers and companions
have been subjected TO similar solicita-
tiona, though, Of course, In lessor degree.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
DELUGED.
TOWNS INUNDATED WITH WATER
FROM ONE TO FIVE FEET.

Two.ThIrds Of New York village Cow
sred-italn Faii steady and Ia Tor
rents-nuSiness Suspended I,aiiroad
frame Intsrfered wlth-Ers Canal
Oyernows lee Banks on noth Sides
Houses Undermined ana Torn 10
Pleoes-nridRes Carried Away
HomEuAvILIE, N, w. May Ella
continuous rain for twentyfour hours,
commencing Monday noon, resulted In h
food In this city nearly equal 10 that Of
last June, Delaware avenue and River
side, Elizabeth, Oak, John, Pare and
Panell streets were completely sub
merged Many residences were aban-
doned, One meat market ON Lower
Main street, together with several out
houses and quantity OF lumber In other
portions Of the city, are all that IN re-
ported M being swept away The Erie
railroad suffered considerable loss by
waShouta, ON the Western aud snsque-
hanna divisions traffic being suspended
entirely until late hour yesterday after
noon but NJ this writing trains arc
again moving, and by Monday trains
viii be all right.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
Tho Voting Trust Proposition.

BosToN, May 81. -- The Atchison
directors met yesterday and voted TO
announce the failure Of voting trust
proposition, Circulars will be issued in
forming stockholders of this action.
Some 100000 shares were deposited
under the call, $4,000 shares promised,
not having been deposited. Other
action is believed TO have been taken
whereby the abandonment Of the trust
idea will work no harm to the property
Of security holders.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
mInher rhnn for se,elnI Years.

UREA, N, Y, May oi,-rhe water IN
the Mohawk valley Ia higher than II has
been In several years, The heavy rains
have caused the river 10 overflow ita
banks and the hatlanda are flooded, Az
lllion the Erie canal Oyerllowed ita
banks on both sides and did considerable
damage. The cellars all along several
streets are filled with water, Az Frank
fort, Meyers creek, which runs under
the canal and empties into the river,
was raging yesterday, The stream tore
away the banks ON each side and did
damage which IL estimated at 5000.
The water subsidized yesterday evening
and no further danger Ia feared.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
TO ENTER WHEELING.

Tho Chamber OF Commerce Decides That IL
Wants the Wheeling and Lake Erie.
WHEELING, w, VA, May 2i.-The
chamber Of commerce on Monday for
mally indorsed the proposition of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad to
come into this city, Depot grounds,
yard room, etc, will be furnished. The
chamber agreed that u subscription, ag-
gregating 800, 900, be made, for which
the company will give its common stock
for like amount, such subscriptions TO
not he payable until the cars Of the COM
pany are actually running INTO the city
over the Union railroad bridge. Repre-
sentatives Of the railroad were present
at the meeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
The Loss WIN be IIeayv.

sueouEHANNA, Pa, May si.--One Of
the aeyereat rain storms ever known In
this section ended yesterday Rain fell
heavily from z o'clock Monday morning
until 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
Easements were flooded, roads spoiled
and houses undermined Richmond's
shoe factory was torn 10 pieces and
drifted down the river. Railroad tracks
were submerged and suburban brl yea
carried away. The loss win be large.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
LAST or THE JESSE JAMES oANo.
Three Fugltlves from Justice Captured In B
Wisconsin.


JEFFERSON, Wis, May FLA few
weeks ago the officers Of thia county
were notified by the sheriff Of Douglass
county, Missouri, TO keep sharp look.
ont for the appearance here Of three
criminals who, on March "a, escaped
from that place They were said TO be
the surviving members Of the old Jesse
james gang, Last Wednesday, three
men answering their description ap.
pear0d IN Wateytown, this county, and
We're arrested, All Of the despeiadoes
carried pistols and when arrested, at
tempted TO use them, but were prevented
by Che quiolness Of the officers. Be-
sides the pistols n lit Of the finest burg
lars tools was taken from them. The
sheriff Of Douglass county arrived yes.
terday and fully identified The prisoners.
The crimes for which they are wanted
are the robbery Of the Wright county
Missouril treasury, Of $1,000 and Of
Samuel Turner u Douglass county
merchant, Of $500, They were taken TO
Missouri
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
CONDENSED OHIO NEWS.

The Cleveland National League club
is very much in need of two more good
pitchers. N 4
There are more promising horses In
the stables at the qentlemen'e Driving
clubs track, Cincinnati, than they have
have had for years.
The miners and mineworkers OF Hook
ing, Athens and Perry counties, o.. met
at New Straitsville Monday, and drafted
rules TO govern districts /, and Q.
About 800 miners were present. sa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
Three Cltica Want the Republican Conyen-
tion-Ilynn to be Ilonomlnated,

Three Cliica Want the Republican Convon-
tion-iiyan 10 be Rcnomlnatod,
COLUMBUS, o., May eO--Tho Ohio
state Republican central committee will
meet In this city to-day 10 fix the time
and place for holding the coming state
convention. Three cities, Columbus
Cincinnati and Cleveland, ARE making
great efforts 20 secure the convention.
The date will probably be fixed for the
latter part Of June, A movement IL ON
foot 10 have Ex-Governor Foraker se-
lected aa permanent chairman OF the
convention, but II is not believed that he
would accept, For secretary Of state ID.
]. Ryan viii bo nominated for second
term by the Republicans, j. d. Town.
send, chairman Of the Democratic state
committee Inst fall, 10 on the Brico slate
for the Democratic nomination.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
rrlno. nf Mnl.a Omnlnled.

LONDON, May eO,--The Prince OF
Wales yesterday oAloiated In his usual
graceful manner ON such occamOna NJ
The unyeiling'of tho statue OF Gen. Cor.
don NJ Chatham, His brief address waa
eulogatic Of the dashlng "Chriatian sol.
der" and sldllfully avoided too close
reference 10 the closing circumstances
Of the heroaoareer, which do no credit
10 England and which Englishmon do
not like 30 dwell upon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
THE WALTERS, STRIKE.
Hotels Running Very shorthandcd-sym
pathy for tho Walters.

Hotels Runnlng Very observation-disclosures
pathy for tho Walters.
CHICAGO, May 21,-The three hotels
where strikes among the walters oc-
CURED Monday-the Palmer, the Tre-
mont and the Commeroial-were rum
ming very shorthanded yesterday The
Grand Pacific signed the scale OF the
Culinary alliance Monday evening and
the Auditorium signed yesterday after
noon. The hotel help Ore in sympathy
with the striking waters AZ the Ire.
mont house a half dozen bell boys who
were asked TO take the places of strik-
ing walters went out on strike them
selves. Chambermaids, cooks and other
servants have been put TO work in din
ing rooms, but they do the work with
not u little grumbling.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
Tho onllnnI1 fOr Dr. rn,.ln mn

WASHINGTON, May pl,-lt looks now
10 though, when the vote comes TO be
taken to-day ON the tariff bill, the
measure will stand iunt M the ways and
means committee decided u should,
There will bo q sharp struggle over the
woolen schedule, free hides, and also on
sugar, but, Judging from the other Items
whore severe struggle has been made,
and In which tha committee has been
sustained, II Is pretty safe 10 predict
there will be no material change In the
bill as reported
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
THE M, {, CONFERENCE.
Temperance Report Applauded aud the
Vote % Adapl unnnImnna.

er LOUIS, May al,--ln tho Methodist
Episcopal conference yesterday the COM
mittee on temperance presented q
lengthy report in favor Of prohibition.
II aays We are emphatieally q prohi-
bition church, We stand out sQuarely
and before tho whole world certainly In
theory md for tho most part In practice,
Tor the complete suppression Of the
liquor traffic, We are opposed 10 all
forms Of license for iliia inguity,
whether the same be "high on low
The report was ingenioualy written, ia
that II committed the church 10 prohi-
bltl0n IN such way that those who
feared snoh action would Involve the
church In politics We're dismmed. A
contest was expected, Int there was no
oppoaltion, Tho report VIA Applauded
and the vote 10 adoptwaa unanimous.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
CONDENSED OHIO NEWS.

The Standard Cooperative, Pottery
company, Of East Liverpool, has been
changed from u cooperative to a stock
company
b. Coon, living north Of Marion, who
was 80 terribly kicked by n horse Satur-
day, died from the effects Of the same
last night,
Mary furnace, Of the Ohio Iron and
Steel company, Lowellsville, o., the
lining of which fell in recently, is un-
dergoing repairs and will be In opera
tion again June 10.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

YOUNGSTOWN, o., May 2i.--Continual
rain for forty-eight hours is causing SO.
rious damage here The dam Of the
Youngstown Ice company was washed
out yesterday, carrying away several
buildings and causing loss Of $40, 900,
The river Is steadily rising, and the
brick yards OF Gibson g. Co. are inun.
dated, and u is probable the tube works
will be flooded out.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
Conference notwoon tho Trunl, Lines.

New YoRK, May el.-There was n
conference yesterday between the trunk
lines executive committee aud member
OF the lake representatives with view
OF eifecting some arrangement toward
the restoration Of fifth and sixth class
eastbound business from Chicago 10 the
seaboard. II was agreed 10 restore the
former lake and rail rates ON fifth and
sixth class freight, thus making II 90
and % cents from Chicago 10 New York.
The Central Traffic Association have
been asked 10 follow suit In the matter
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
Mrerlhod in nndY nnd anIrIls.

LONDON, May e0---Newa comes from
Wieabaden that the exc Empress Eugenie,
who In living there In strict retirement
under the name Of the Countess ID Pier.
refond, IL anifering terribly from rhou-
matiam, which does not yet yield 10 tho
effects OF the waters nor 10 medical
treatment The once beautiful Eugenio,
who has recently passed her Gath birth
day, Ia completely wrecked IN body and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
Approvod tho nlrht.Ilour Movomon,.

Boston, May y9i. The First Nationalist
club, Of Boston, last evening adopted
resolutions embodying expression of
sympathy with the eight-hour move.
ment, and declaring the conservation of
human energy Of the greatest economic
Importance, The resolution will be sent
TO all the Nationalists clubs In the
United StAtea,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
wlillng to 0rant seleot Committee.

LONDON, May elm the house Of
commons yesterday evening the budget
was considered In committee. Mr.,
qoeehen, replying 10 the complaints Of
the Irish and Scotch members Of the
unfarne@ OF the tux ON whisky, aaid
the government was willing 10 grant u
select committee TO inquire into the gem
eral subject Of the financial relations of
tho three ltlnpdomg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
Woman Killed and brakeman injured

YOUNGSTOWN, o., May 21.--Mrs.
Nancy Demire, a widow 50 years old,
was instantly killed at Leavittsburg, on
the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
railroad, at noon yesterday A brake
man, In attempting TO save her life, lost
his right arm Mrs Demire was killed
within few feet Of where her husband
was killed by trim three years ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

PoMERoY, o., May 9i..-Mrs. Jacob,
Mees, wife Of member Of the boat
building firm Of Mees q Sons, al Mason
City, w, Va, yesterday gave birth to
three tour-pound boy hhboa, which have,
since died, Mrs. Mnes IL next door
neighbOr 10 Mrs. Foster Curtis, who
several months ago gave birth 10 q child.
which now only weighs two pounds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
Hns Cnnfnsaed His GnIit.

GLENs FALLS, N. Y, May 91.-CaI
Wood who was suspected of the murder
Of Leander Pasco, has confessed his
guilt. He says that he had no accom-.
plice in the crime. He secreted himself
beside path in the woods and when
Pasco walked past he shot him in the
back. The Wood and Pasco families
have long been at feud with one another.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
WIN Eroot a Tucl cana plnnl.

BELLAlRE, o., May 9i.-At a meeting
Of the prominent flint glass manufact.
urers last night II was determined Ia
proceed with the erection of the expert
mental fuel gas plant at once. The nee
essory expenditures are guaranteed by
all the manufacturers Interested. The
Etna Glass works will probably be used
as the experiment establishment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
FoR THE bENTLEYsMLLE MURDER.
West tho Negro, and alrs. Harvey, tho
white Woman, Lodged In Jaii,

Nhlle Woman A"ukeh ~ Jhii'
WAemg0roS, PA, May William
West, charged with the murder Of tho
Crouchea,waa brought here on the Char.
tiers railroad NJ iileO 4, M yesterday,
About 1850 people met him Ut the train
and watched him allght, officer Nc.
Cloary was Ia charge Mrs. Harvey was
also placed Ia the jail, All the way up
Cheatnut street from tho depot people
stood watching for u glimpaeof themur-
derer, Az the aherliia 0illoe, when the
cab drove up, more than 1000 spectators
We're waiting, The prisoners were hua,
tied into cell without any ceremony.
The aherllf would not allow any ono TO
speak 10 the prieoner, West ala not pay
any attention 10 the demonatratIona un-
vi he got out NJ the jail, and he was
then somewhat Agitated,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
A REMARkAeLG olRouMsrANoE.
A Father oonfsru tho THIRD Degree Of .
Society on Iiia Iourth son.

"hN w ~" nhhf
LANCASTER, Pa, May ei.--An un.
usual event occurred IN Lodge 40, u. %
A, NJ, Lancaster, being the comforting
of the third degree Of father on hia
fourth son, he having before conferred
the degree on three other sons. Mai.
Jeremiah Rohr0r was the happy father
and Howard was the son. Alter the
meeting q banquet was served In tho
hall, The first son 10 receive this do.
gree was j, II, R0hrw, IN 1889, Tho
next son 20 receive II from his fathera
hand was Dr. q. Ii. Rohrer, IN 1885 The
third SON wig Grant Rohrer, IN 1887.
The Masonic records Of the United
Suites show no such remarkable ciroum.
stances ae this, and II h Thought that no
such record exists In any part Of the
world.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

WASHINGTON, May oi.-Senator Far.
well, who has candidate for sergeant.
alarms IN the person Of Daniel Shepard
OF Illinois, said yesterday that no did
not expect the election Of his man, add.
ing that he supposed Senator Cameron
would have his way US he always has,
and secure The election Of Gen. Baily.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
Appealed 10 Tho Emprem Frederick.

BERLIN, May 2i.-Thb Pressing
zeitung says that during the Bismarck
crisis Prince Bismarck appealed 10 the
Empress Frederick 10 plead with the
emperor In his behalf, whereupon the
dowager empress replied ~ must not
influence my son in political Matters
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
AMRNDR HONORABLE.
MR. eAYNE's SPEECH IN REPtN TO
mr.. WILSON.

Ehe ueneud Impression IL That Dfr. Bayne
Was More oulpAble Thsa Mr. Wilson
Had she Proper Coarse neon Taken
MIR. nayne Would Have moon osnSursd
MI, Wilson Dave Tasin History Of
the'whole TranHuotaoh- d discussion on
tn Tarin min nesmnoa.
wAsmNoToN, Nay 2O.-The general
impfeaaion among members ON both
sides OF the floor ~ that'while Mr.. Bayne
escaped the cenaure that was visited ON
Bynum for his parth the diagraoofui
proceedings OF Saturday night, he was
sven more culpable fhan tho representa-,
tive from the indianapolis district, He
was the aggreasor, and responsible for
ithe whole scene 'of disorder and por-
ihonal vilihcation, His unparliamontary
language was, however, allowed 10 pass,
and whom Bubaoquent proceedings had
interyened u wnHtoo late 10 take down
his words. Had tho proper course bean
taken he also would have been cenaured.
Mr. BayneG speech yesterday In reply DO
Mr. Wilson, nf West Virginia, was a
virtual apolOgyt0 the house for his part
In Saturday nights scenes, The house
having been satisfied with MIR. Bynum'a
cengure and Mr.. Baynes apology again
resolved itself into deliberatige body
and went 'on with the confederation Of
the tariff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

COLUMBUS, o., May ei..-The Republi-
can state central committee last night
decided upon Cleveland and July 10 rs
the place and time Of holding the next
Republican convention. Ex-Governor
Foraker was selected as temporary
chairman Of the convention,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
TO Adhere 10 Tho rormcr Policy.

WASHINGTON, May 9i,-The question
OF the Behring sea fisheries was consid.
cred NJ yesterdays cabinet meeting and
u was decided TO adhere TO the policy Of
last seagon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
struck u church.

WApAKoNETA o., May 20.---Yester-
day morning lightning struck the north
wing Of the st. Joseph Catholic church
while the congregation was present.
The FIRE department did good service.
lDninnpe amnll
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

oliver at AL, On the contrary, Re aa.
serted chat II meant single gold atand-
ard.
On mOlion of Mr, Wilson, Of Iowa, IL
was ordered that the senate bin sub
jeoting imported liquors 10 the pro.
viaiona VI tho laws OF the several states
shall be talIen up to-day after the
routine morning business, After brief
executive session the senate, at SEQ, ad-
jOurned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

CINCINNATI, May 2l,-Ten of the lead
ing builders have signed the advance
scale demanded by the stonemasons and
about 300 Of the strikers resumed work
yesterday, II is reported other builders
will sign later.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
WIN orent pomr anal ceromony.

CHARLOTTE, N. O., May 2i.-The one
hundred and fifteenth anniversary Of the
Meclslenburg declaration Of independ.
ence was celebrated here yesterday with
great pomp and ceremony Senator
Vance delivered the Orution
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
CITY TREASURER SHORT.


KANSAS Cry, Mo-, May 21.--A short
age Of between $4,000 and $4,000 in
the accounts of City Treasurer Peak
was discovered last evening and Mr..
Peak was suspended from office pending
an official investigation by the council
committee to-day. Mr.. Peak was elected
city treasurer two years ago and was re-
elected this spring. @ufa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

CINCINNATI, May 2t,-The Cincinnati
Dry Dock company assigned yesterday
TO Paris 9, Brown. Assets and liabilities
estimated ut $50, 900 each.