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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-12

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-12
Sanf0rd's Radical Cure for Catarrh,
Cure Begins from First Application. and
IN Rapid, Radical, and Permanent.


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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-12
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-12

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-12

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-12

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Arizona republican., 1890-11-26

THE result of the election in Wisconsin was q shameful affair to transpire in any American State. The real question there was warfare upon free schools. On the one side was arrayed with the dem- agogues the priests of more than one de- nomination, and while the blow was disguised, it was aimed directly at the free schools of the United States. The result was shameful one, and it will rebound against those who succeeded {; because before another election the fact will be fully understood that it was a warfare on free schools, although it was sugar coated. And that is something the people of this country, including the men of the creeds, will not stand. It is grounded deep in the American heart, that the one feature of our country which is absolutely safe, ard which must never in the least be infringed upon, is our free school system; and when that shall be attacked fairly in the face there will be roar as though a thousand earthquakes had been called up and set upon their march.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26

if he can so use the reciprocity powers vested in the President as to make the new order of things distinguished success.
 The reports from Washington that MT. Blaine is engaged in constant study of the problem of trade with Cuba and with the South American republics, and that he is in daily conierence,with the official representatives of those places, will more than ever at this juncture di- rect the eyes of the Republican party to him. The resources of the Secretary in this matter of reciprocity, the grasp he has of the subject, was strkingly illustrated by telegrams in yesterdays Dispdtch, showing how thoroughly the mercantile interests of Cuba feel them- selves at the mercy of the United States, and how eager they are to have recip- rocity laws agreed to by Spain in short order, giving Mir. Blaine all the free markets he may ask for American prod ucts. Like causes are apt to produce like effects in South America. Those countries, which have been putting an import duty on American commodities while getting their own into the United States on especially favorable terms, are now confronted by the power and the purpose of the Federal Administration to retaliate to their alarming disadvan- tage.
 What thoroughly well posted man like Blaine can make out of situation of this sort may not be measured in moment. As things stand he has abso- lute power with his party. It is not given by direct vote, to be sure, but eff cient causes operate exactly to the same end. The rival leadership of other Re- publicans has been practically discred- ited by the results of the elections. MT. Harrison no longer hesitates in which direction to turn; and the rank and file of the Republican party have not at any time ceased to look to Blaine as the most capable man for framing and wig orously carrying out a successful na- tional policy.
 Under the circumstances it is easy to see how great is the opportunity which has shaped itself for the man from Maine. Both supporters and opponents will look with great interest to the use he makes of it.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26

TIE efficient and able management of the Territorial Prison under Captain F.. S. Ingalls, is shown in the re-capture of Warrell and Keys, who attempted to es- cape Sunday night. Warrell was cap tured mile from the prison at daylight the next morning and Keys was caught at Adonde, Monday evening, The corps of Indian trailers immediately put on the track of the escapes by Captain In- gals shows that he is at all times pre- pared for just such emergencies.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26

THE PERTINAoITY with which the Irish Home Rulers have urged their cause in the House of Commons at last is having effect upon even the Tory portion of that body, and it is probable that if liberal and just measure tending toward sepa- ate government for Ireland were intro duced, it would obtain the support of a majority. The Conservatives have been so obstructed and worried by the mem bers from the Emerald Isle that, it may be possible, separate Legislature for Ireland would be acceptable to purge the Commons of the Irish.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26
MIR. BLAINps OPPORTUNITY.

He Can Now Show the Benefits of Recip-
 rocity.
 From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
 James G. Blaine, whose reputation for smartness has been celebrated in song and story until the whole world knows of it, seems to have now the op- portunity of his life. At the time when the Democrats over the country are shouting that the Mckinley bill will not stand the test of trial, and when such Republicans as Speaker Reed and a few other leaders have beer, venting their spleen against Blaine and the Senate for the reciprocity amendment, it will be great triumph for Mir. Blaine
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26

IT is well that the reputed Messiah, a Nevada half-breed, is of pacific dispo- sition. Were he an active and unscrup- ulous man he might quickly win re- nown and start the Indians of the West into bloody rebellion that would re- quire more than the force of the regular troops to suppress, and which would be of incalculable damage to the industries and development of the country raided over
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26

TIE REPUBLICAN would like to ask of Zulick's mouthpiece, why that worthy did not leave his signature attached to the Sunday Rest bill and the University bill, and not erase it, after having signed the engrossed copies presented to him
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26

EVERY man interested in the advance ment of Arizona should be in attend ance at the railroad meeting at the City Hall tonight.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26
SILVER, COPPER AND LEAD.

Silver was quoted yesterday at sl.O31S per ounce; copper at SlG,So per 100 pounds, and lead at Sis0 per 100 pounds.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26

DEALERS should remember that TIE REPUBLICAN is the best medium Tor ad- vertising holiday goods.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26

TIE stars and stripes should fly from the top of every school house in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26

Eo TO THE FASHION BARBER SHOP FOR M shaving, hair cutting, shampooing, bath
 ing, hair singeing. Ladies work done at the shop or residence. Prices to suit the times. Opposite the Opera House. FRANK SHIRLEY, pro- prietor
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

rINo L0AN-0N FIRST-CLASS SECURITY, Il for long term of years, will loan at a very low rate of interest the sum of 5000. JOHN KING, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26

FOR PRESIDENT IN iss2, JAMES G. BLAINE, ---- OF MAINE
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26

COMMERCIAL HOTEL, CORNER CENTER N/and Jefferson streets. Only house employing white help throughout. GEO. II. N. LUHRS, proprietor.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26
WAN ITS.


 to be obtained from the REPUBLICANS Want Columns. Situations Wanted, Help Wanted, For Rent, For Sale, To Let, To Exchange, One Cent a word each insertion, or by the month at Five Gents per line per day. - NTANTED-NURSE GIRL APPLY TO MRS w II. Il. McNeil, Monroe street, opposite High school 4-u DoARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY; ID home cooking. Monroe street, opposite high school MRS. WILLIAMS. l63
 FOR RENT. LNOR RENT-A CENTRALLY LOCATED DE- II sirable residence of five large rooms. Rent, so. Inquire at this office. 4-tf LNOR RENT-THE STORE ROOM NOW OC- I cupied by NJ. Kalisher X Co. will be for rent on November1, Enquire of JOS. .THALHEIMER, Central Hotel. I5l-u
 FOR SALE. LNoR sALE--A BLOCK OF STOCK OF THE II Hartford Banking Company, J. W. EVANS LNOR SALE - A HIGHLY IMPROVED 4O- E acre ranch, 2l% miles from Phoenix, with or without stock and farming implements. Apply l.. D. C., F. 0. box 56, Ph9nx. l7gH LNOR SALE-Two GRINDING PANS, ONE L Settling Pan, and one l2x.D Engine. All in hrsIclaSs condition, and will be sold cheap In- quire at THIS OFFICE.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26

' OST-AT MESA, NOVEMBER IS, ONE BAY IL horse, aged years, with heavy black mane and tail, white saddle marks, branded IL on left thigh, weight G5 good flesh; also sorrel, years, branded k on right hip, long mane and tail, few white saddle marks Bay horse had on leather halter Both horses sound and healthy Sorrel horse has blazed face and small head. A reward of tl0 for their return to Dublin corral k. D. GILLESPIE, Phoenix. 5-35
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26
LOST.

' OST-BETwEEN OPERA HOUSE AND
 IL Van Buren street, mother of-pearl opera glass, handle with ends trimmed with gold. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at this office or with Marshal Blanken- ship.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26

Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
 at all hours of the Day or Night.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-26
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

WTEBsTER STREET, ATTORNEY
 w Office in Thibodo Building, rooms aB 10, Phoenix, Arizona
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
unlontown Newa and Motor.

UEIoNTowN, o., Nov, 20, 1870,
EDITOR NEws.DEMooRAT The wife Of
Maurice Roger, who was struck with par.
alysis while singing In the choir during
the funeral services OF Mrs. II. Seosdori
one week ago last Saturday, died this
morning at : o'clock, having remained
unconscious during the entire time OF her
sickness. Deceased leaves husband,
three children and host OF admiring
friends 10 mourn her departure. Funeral
will be held Wednesday forenoon.
William Shower, who received such a
painful and almost fatal shock by falling
into the Schumacher cellar In Akron, was
yesterday moved home, and is doing fair
ly well considering his condition.
Rumor says that Henry Sausman and
Miss Mary Traster were married this
morning at the residence Of Rev, Mnsc on
West Main street.
Mr. Frank Spaght is down sick, com
plalnt unknown.
Rev, MNso has begun his pastoral work
In this charge, and is giving almost un-
prcccdentcd satisfaction.
Tho school entcrt linment given by Miss
Lehman and bor pupila Friday afternoon
was visited by about twonty parents and
friends, and was well appreciated. II was
another demonstration OF the untiring Of
forts on the part OF the teacher.
Bert NovinRer, who resigned his pastor.
ate here, has accepted n position 70 work
IN the interest OF the Canton Leader, o
Prohibition organ.
Mr.. Frank Roger, who was married ro.
comfy during vacation, has resumed
teaching.
There has beon an entertainment set
on foot 10 be played some timo soon, the
proceeds ~ 90 towards perpotunting the
existence OF the Warwick Club. The club
Ia well organized and Ia constantly receiy-
Ing new members.
Mr.. John Wooding, one OF Uniontown's
bright young teachers, and at present
principal OF the Poninsula schools, has
been spending his vacation at home, but
will resume teaching again Monday, Do
cember 1.
Mr.. |. j, EoltE, our genial hackman and
mail carrier, is Offering his entire proper
" for sale. We would bo sorry TO lose
Isanc as q townsman, but on account Of
being crippled as he 10, we would be glad
70 sec him engaged In some business bot
ter suited 10 his condition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
OUR MAssILLoN LETTER,

MAssILLoN, o., Nov. 90,
The grocery clerks OF this city are con-
sidering a movement TO reduce their work.
ing hours. Heretofore clerks employed
In other store work but from ten TO elev-
on hours. About 100 clerks arc interested
In the movement and u meeting will be
held In tho G. A. II. Hall on Thursday
afternoon to agree upon this movement
and also to arrange q benefit feature.
Hon. Henry Hall delivered an nblo lee.
ture on the "Gospel OF Get Theron at
Buchers last night. Ho plainly told the
audidece how the millionaires got there
and how the poor man don't get there
nowadays. The lecture was one of the
best delivered In this city and was attend-
cd by fair sized audience.
Mr.. Ed, j, Fordt, and Miss Mary L.,
Sladden wero married at 81. Mary's Ger
man Catholic church this morning ut 8
o'clock by Rev, Jas, Kuhn. MIR, Fordt Is
popular young man OF this city and has
held a position os clerk IN the Boo Hive
store FOR n number Of yenrs. Miss Slad-
den Ia the accomplished daughter OF Mr..
aud Mrs, Frank Sladden, and Ii n recent
convert to, the Catholic faith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bordt will take up their residence on
Wellman street,
There will be u special meeting OF Aho
Y, Nj, d. Z, tonight
"a Social Session" al Bucher's tonight,
The whereabouts OF the horse and bug
ny which Keplingcr, the Navarro livery
man was looking for, was heard of yestef>
day. II was left with livery man In Orr.
Vile with note stating that they would
settle Wednesday or Thursday,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
FIRE AT MAPLEToN.

The Mill Property OF Philip Sherer pes'
troyed---Loaa g0,ooo".ho insurance.
The inhabitants Of the quiet village OF
Mapleton, this county, were thrown into
state Of excitement Saturday evening
by an alarm Of 0ro, aud II was discovered
that the plant OF Philip Shoror was In
flames, The large building containing a
saw mill, plaulng mill, choppIng mill and
cider mill, aud was entirely consumed
with all Ia contents. Most Of the ma.
chnory was now aud had been In use but
a short limo, lly atronuous Efforts, 5000
worth Of lumber piled near the building,
was saved, Mr.. Shoror loft the building
at about Ave o'clock, and at seven o'clock
the iro was undor hcadway,
Every thing had been carefully examin'
cd before Mr., Shcror loft the mill, hence
the cause Of the fire Ia unknown, but was
probably Of incondlary origin. To tho
NEws.D .DEMoCRAT Mr., Shoreratated yeater-
day that the lire started about forty feet
from the bOllor and could not have origi-
mated from tho fire In the furnace. He
said that his loaa would amount 10 at least
$500. No insurance, The plant will In
all probability DO rebuilt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
CRUSHED HIS HEAD,
Frightfui Accident at tho piehold
Haie Works this Morning
One Man Instantly Killed and Two Be-
rousiy Iniured'-Pariieulars OF the
Casualty,

John siurm, aged about thirty years,
who lived AZ tho corner OF Gibbs ana LIP
pert streets, upstairs, was Instantly Killed
AZ tho Diebold Safe a. Lock works THIS
forenoon AZ l0o'eoek'
Rturm aud number Of his fellow
workmen were engaged IN raising heavy
vault door by means Of tackle attached "a
large overhead railway, IN swinging
the door, II 10 supposed the men pulled II
10 ona side, thus throwing the weight on
one part Of the support OF the railway
which being unable 20 withstand the
strain, gave way, and lhe heavy door, to-
aether with the huge crane, fell to the
floor,
The mon hearing the noise overhead,
made by the giving away OF the railway
support, attempted TO yet out OF the way
aud all we're we're partially successful OK
oept Smrm, A piece Of the railway struck
him, knocking him against the carriage
OF u planer which stood near by
A huge beam In falling hnlahed the ter
rible work by driving sturm'ahead against
lever attached 10 the carriage, wlthanoh
force that the lever was driven entirely
through the head coming out on the other
side,
John CLOSER got out from under the car
rlage, bat not In time TO escape receiving
q painful scalp wound, CLOSER Ia young
man and lives In iouael street.
William Ehman, who lives In brad
street, Rowland's addition, was also
struck by piece OF the railway, aud eua'
talned a dialooailon Of the hip and a bad
wound over the forehead, Coroner
Schaeier arrived upon the scene shortly
after tho accident aud the body OF Sturm,
which was lfeleaa when picked up, was
taken u Ramsey a Co.'s undertaking
rooms, whore II was examined aud pre-
pared for burial The deceased leaves a
wife aud two children, In poor elroum-
ataneeh.
To ascertain tho facts Mr.. d. Tyler,
secretary and treasurer OF the Dlobold
Safe aud Lock Co., was seen by News
DEMOCRAT reporter shortly after the aooi'
dent. lilo said "rhe vault door which
was being holated weighed about $500
pounds, and the overhead railway which
sustained this weight, was bull. 10 hold
four tons. The men must have swung
the door 10 one side, thus tipping the car
rlage over. The railway was examined
about two weeks ago by competent men,
and pronounced perfectly safe and fully
strong enough to support the weight II
was claimed to be able to support when
erected.n
Coroner Schaefer will hold an lnquesi
tomorrow evening at7o'olock, whom teail'
mony concerning the death OF Siurm will
be taken.
Atl O'Clock this afternoon William Eh'
man IL very low, and at the hour OF going
TO press II Ia rumored that he ID dead, II
Ia impossible 10 verify the uumor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
Rohertavilio Nova.
RonERssyiLLE, Nov. 2s.

RonERssytLLE, Nov. IS.
Two new citizens have come to ourtown
recently, The one boy, TO the home OF
Joe Adolph and the other a girl, TO the
home Of John Doyoaux.
Married at tho Reformed parsonage ON
last Thursday AT o'clock, by Row. A.
Gonsor, Mr.. Albert Rorabaugh Of Marl-'
boro, aud Miss Kate Bush OF Paris,
ono OF ,he Canton police walked the
streets of our village last week on lmpor-,
tant business,
Sadie Dewalt was visiting at Carsollton
over last Sabbath,
Charles Slonts' family and household
goods left on last "Wednesday for Louiai-
ana, whore they intend TO mako their fur-
ture home,
Miss lBllh Schory has boon Waiting at
Alliance for the past week.
Philip Shorers planning, cider and saw
mill combined, at Maplcton, burned down
on last Saturday evening. Loas ostimat.
ed moro than $1,000. He has begun 10 res
build.
Rev, Censor was called TO Moultrlo last
week TO oillciato az tho funeral OF one of
the !oldost citizens OF that community.
Communion services here next Sabbath.
atl0 u, m,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
PERSONAL MENTION.
Those who aro Visiting in the City
aud Cantonians Out Of Town.

Clifford A, Poe, Of MasSillon, is In the
city.
DIR. w. Armstrong, Of Akron, Ia In the
city,
Charles d. Rood left this morning for
Springfield, Mass, =
Harry Conklin has gone TO Omaha
where he goes into tho insurance business,
Mrs. l.. Bidwell, Of Bolivar, is visiting
her son 4, j. Bldwoll at No, SO Newton
avenue.
Oh. Hogue, OF Canton. visited his father,
Jas. l., Hoguc, OF Summit street, over
Sunday,-l Alliance Leader.
Miss Mary Floyd has returned to Boil.
var, after q weeks visit AT the residence OF
Charles lerbruck on North street.
Harold Rookhlll Of the Repository, who
was confined 20 his home last week BY
sickness, ia again able 10 bo about.
Mr.. Leon B0hr, Of Alliance, while visit
ing In this city Saturday, bad the pleas.
uro Of attending tho wedding OF one Of
hia townemen,
Mr.. and Mrs, Clate Carts, OF Canton, ro.
turned home yesterday after pleasant
visit with Alliance friends and relatives.
Il ALLIANCE Leader.
Mrs. Solon Van Dorkar and children,
OF Alliance, Are visiting this week with
her daughter, Mrs, Frank Rastettor, ~
North Market street,
J,F. Somerby, supreme Justice OF the
Order OF Iron Hall, 10 TO boat Akron De-
comber, 3. Efforts are being made TO
bring the gentleman here,
u. A. Bauso, OF tho Arm OF Sullivan d
Bause the paper dealers, OF Canton, re-
turned from Akron to-day. A horse
was purchased there TO be used on their
new wagon at this place,
Miss Ella Rex, OF Canton, Is tho guest OF
Mrs. Il. j. Dillon, East street Miss Car
re Millard returned home yesterday after
pleasant visit with Miss Dannor In Can.
ton, Il Mosslllon Independent
j. A. Hanlon, OF Canton, Is In town to-
day on business Miss Nellie Castleman
Ia Visiting In Canton this week Miss
Rose Biechele, OF Canton, 10 the guest OF
Miss Emma Pillo,--G Massillon Indepen'
dent,