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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
CANTON AND ALLIANCE,

Some Facts In Regard 20 tho Number Of
Arrests Made during the Month Of July,
The Alliance Leader states that In July
100 arrests were made In Canton, while
only Il persons were arrested In Alliance,
II is figured that in Canton this IL equal to
one arrest to ovoY gGOpcople, and only one
to every 400 In Alliance,
The Leader agrees that thisshows where
local option prevails, thcrc Is not nearly
na much lNwlossnCss, II then concludes
that the greater proportion Of arrests In
Canton for the month Of July, was due,
aud is directly trNcoublc TO the ninety odd
saloons In this city,
In the above figures there are many
things to be considered, In the first place
many Of the people arrested here, are cit.
igcus Of Alliance and other prohibition
towns, who are In the hubitof getting poor
whisky, diluted with watur ut homc
Thcy como to Canton and get the pure
article, They do not like the restrictions
placed on their drinking At home, aud
consequently Let themselves loose while
I'm Canton,
Again II IL n well known fact, that Can.
ton has an efficient police force, Drunken
mon are not allowed 70 parade the streets
here, and conduct themselves In u dis
graceful manner, In Alliance II Is a uo-
turious fact, that many persons who
should be arrested, are allowed TO 20 free,
These points do not appear To have
been considered 10y our able and usually
discreet moral engine, the Leader.
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nruoRN1Na oF CATTLE.


A Number Of Canton People 70 10 Ash
land to rostify aa TO Whether II Is
Cruel
There Is case at Ashland, o., brought
by the State Humane Society which will
be- watched with much interest, all over
the State. An arrest has been made for
dchorning cattle, Adherence Of opinion
exists among the Humane societies, as to
whether this practice is cruelty to the
animals or not,
Dr. Blanchard, Ira NJ, Allen and Henry
Rcam, Of Canton, left yesterday TO testify
In the case, They were all subpUnocd
on behalf Of the dctcndant DR.. Blouch.
ard IL In favor of the dchornng Of cattle.
II is ono of the first cnges Of this kind on
record, The Canton Humane Society Is
not branch Of the State Humane Socie-
~, bong an independent incorporated or
ganiMtiOn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

FOURTH REGIMENTS MONUMENT

Protest or the Memorial Cummlsslor
Against Changing lts Location
COLuNmus, o., Aug G,='lho Gottya.
burg memorial commission, consisting
Of Adit Gcn, Hawkins, Secretary Of
State Ryan and Auditor Of State Poe.
adopted resolutions and forwarded thom
20 the secretary Of the Gettysburg
Memorial association, protesting against
the proposed action Of tho association
IN changing the location Of the monu'
mont Of the Fourth regiment, q, Y, l.,
on the battlefield Of Gettysburg, The
present monument was erected by the
state Of Ohio on Cemetery lin to mark
the spot whore the regiment entered the
field ON the evening Of July 9, and 10 u
proposed 10y the association 70 remove Il
10 another site,
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Inrnn M mon I.oI nlIN INN,

inter-marry la Our familiea ~ that,
while there viii eth be q norm aud 4
south, II viii be q loving and q rich
north, q prosperous and 9 patriotic
south, That II WhAt We Democrats,
who on this side Of Do chamber protest
against your rules, desire 70 have done
by the people who are behind yGu NJ
home, Ii II possible that IL can be dunef
! appeal 10 the MASSACHUSETTS Of
Plyn0uthl appeal 10 the western TO-
serve, settled by the mon who came
from New EnglRnd appeal % tho lly'
ing soldiers who met mi in battle ATayi
/ appeal 10 the Christians who meel
with M NJ the same ALTAR ] appeal 70
and bravery, Behind you ! appeal %
the living people Of the north, Give uh
your confidence, We viii deserve ~
we do deserve u, and he who says
otherwise does not know NJ on does not
speak the truth Of w, Applause,l
Mr., Routelle, of MaIue,
said that he had n0lesIre 20 attempt any
defence Of tho speaker from the Kind
Of remark which had been made from
certain sources, The focus Of the a.
tack Of the gentleman from Kentucky
had been the federal election bill, The
asperMons hurled upon the speaker
aud the Republican house, The frt
house which had aiaau % the plane Of
dutyin euactIng legislation whiuhw would
enable every ritlep no perform citi'
zen'R duty would be- accepted by the
people M tho highest form Of public
oulogy, Applause lie then Com'
mented upon the Cluy Hn-lreeHnUdge
contested election cusrs, aud denounced
In unmeaiurcd terms election methods
IN the Southern States, Pending u dis
position Of the bin, the committee rose
and the house adjourned,
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PATRIARCIS MILITANT,
THE THREE CRACK BODIES or THE
ARMY ARRIVE,

TIE Contestants Ia the rrlto prili Were
the Canton Occidental Chicago Cam
ton Ohio, Columbus Canton London,
London, Ont--Teu Cautions of Tut
formed ratrarohs foob rau Ia the
uress raJade-A CrHnwl Uovlw HAD
Acknowledgement Iirr.prIom
CmcA0o, Aug. G,-bmmg tho many
cuutons chat arrived w tho three
crack boiIo oa tho uym uarIwchi
militant t.H ilumut uwH Column
bus, Ou Wd from rrln, tia bee and
the Lmi.f FROM uWr gp!, The
cmtrruuIe iu tho W. Irll yesterday
afternoon Wgw ClH A, Canton Or
ddeuM SO. {, Chig Canton Ohio
No, I, Columbus, ~ .Wm T., Canton
London, " London, ON.u and Canton
Buffalo Nu 5 of liuf u 81, Nu (Which
failed 20 allfW "a "mI The judge
were LieuI Reed, q ed q, Is. Al
Cant. jnf Rockwell, e, Ar and Capt
a, II, NJ. Cpnlry t,t.A Caution lonr
don $40, 4, Uf lHWl. 'f, W" thl
Gmt 90 mtw thr l.Hr. .l.n .huwrl up
well Iu general uppH HHItid iW.rly
well Iu thr ddll trnu ohio 80, /,
Columbus, Gee cWlc r".u
Their soldiuHv mprmwcc
was loudly rh.wrd, -'#rrwmd exercise
evoked applause, hU' FWHr wHt iu
th,F marching eyu.. r Tho third
competing canton $500 '#N,WIU So, 10
of Chiwgo They wrr THiHu WlthW
ovation, IhnrmWC N WHs especially
llur and other movements excellent
The dress puddo WH Hin lu forming
owing ~ thr delay caused hy tho prize
dIill that preceded i' Iu cautions Of
miiuUuol pUtumph. took Wrt The
movements were gone through with
Clock,wurWlike precision md the sight
was un inspiring one,
Nnor the nrr Parade
u general review hnd been ordered, and
the Cutm company 'front.' marched
past Gru NicholHuu ul Ws tlUli, after
which thuy broke ran sighitnrW iu
great numbers uccuI l not uuly the
grand stand Ia Lake Front park hut
the Michigan avenue boulevard side,
walks, tho stops, balconies and roofs Of
DWELLING and hotoif 500 the vicinity and
every point whore View uf the impus
Ing proceedings could .r obtained, LuN
night took place tU. grand civic aud
military reception by 'hr goumWliuImJ
Ia the pnrlora Of the Auditorium hotel,
Gen, Underwood and aull did the hon,
Ors, II WIS the most brilliant reception
over given 10y the organization,
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TIE PATRlAReHs MILITANT.
military romp, Martial Airand the Clanh
Ing Of sword aud sabre ~ Chicago,

military romp, Martial Airand the Clanh'
Ing of sword aud sabre ~ Chicago,
CHICAGO, Aug, 5,-Milituy pomp and
martial air aud the clmldnR Of sword
and sabre gave the hotel offices and cor
ridOrs m appearance that cndly carried
the mind OF the old iuhahtmt back 70
the tine wlm tho flower and chiyalry
OF the northwest stopped here on their
way 10 the front during the late war,
Cant0ns Of the military order Of Odd
Follows are arriving on every train, but
the great body Of Patriurchs " not ex'
pectod % arrive until to-day aud
Wednesday, The council was opened
by Gen, Underwood delivering hia an
nual address, He congratulated the
order upon its wonderful growth aud
prosperity, 10 had made such rcmarkn.
bic progress, he sud, that should Il con-
tinuo for three years ~ II had IN the last
year the patriurchs Militant would be
one Of the most powerful military
bodies Of any civic organizations IA the
world,
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ANOTHER ooNoREasIoNAL MONT
The Republican Struggle in the eoth
District,

CLEVELAND, On Aug, G,-IHpeoial J.
The Congressional District Convention
for the goth district made w Of summit
Lake, Huron, Lorain and part Of Cuya'
hoga, will meet In this city tomorrow
There are seven active candidates 40 fol-
lowsi V, " Taylor, Of Cuyahoga county
Judge Wlekhamto of iluroni Judge Z, G,
Johuaon aud Prof shurtlilt, Of Loraini D.,
Park Alexander and n, -, Iibhals, OF
Summit and Capt Burrows, Of Lake,
There are 2iG delegates IN the convention,
Taylor claims 70 from Cuyahoga, a solid
delegation, Lake county has 70 votes,
Huron as, summit "a, Lorain a., A bitter
contest for delegates In Summit county
leaves Tlbbals with about 40 delegates,
and J., Park Alexander with H. itlooka
like q long contest
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CONDENSED OHIO NEWS.

Walter McPeOR, u l6.yeNr.old boy en-.
ployed ut the trunk factory Of Stollman
d Starr, Columbus, WIS crushed to
death by being caught between the top
beam Of u freight elevator and the ceii.
ing Of the upper floor,
Noah Longshore, young married
man residing in Delaware and employed
at portable sawmill, met a horrible
death by catching his foot in the whirl.
ing .bu2z-saw, completely cutting olf his
leg. He died from the injuries,
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Judge Jonnor Ronomlnatod,

Mn VERNON, Oo Aug, G,=Tho Demo-
Gratis Of the Fifth judicial circuit Of Ohio
held u convention here yesterday aud
nominated fora second term Judge John
W, jonncr of Mansfield, who i0 nearing
the end Of his first term Of six years on
the circuit bonch, As It was understood
there would he no opposition the Nttcnd'
nuco was small not oven thirty or forty
delegates boingprcscnt Atcmporary or
gnnlation was effected ~ follows Hon,
A, l., jonos Of Stark county, chairman;
w, NJ, Harper Of Knox county, secretary,
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cnl Brloo pnNa I'M Nnwannror

tNorANAroLls, Ind, Aug. 6.-Hon. Cal.
win S. Brce, Of Ohio, has purchased tho
indianapolis Sentinel, and he intends to
remove II toa large and handsome new
block which he will build upon the Occi.
dental hotel site and make iIrst.class
Democratic organ of the paper Mr..
Brcc has recently become one Of the
most extensive real estate owners at the
Hoosicr capital.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

FNDLAY, o., Aug 5,-The employees
Cf the Macarthur d Augstedt Machine
and Boiler works went ON strike ycster.
day for higher wages, On Saturday the
employees submitted scale under which
they proposed hereafter 10 work, the
establishment being non.union. This
the management refused 20 consider,
and the men quit IN u body As the
firm has good many pressing orders, II
Is thought they will yield to the demands
of thp Woiltmpn
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Ilrolhcrnoud VI Cnrponlors,

ClucAuu, Aug. 5,-At the session Of
the Brotherhood Of Carpenters, the
committee on credentials reported lOg
delegates present and qualified The
committee on rules announced the hours
Of sessions us sH, m, 90 - m, und . D.,
M to 6iaO p m daily until adjourn.
muut, ThuDis talk Of taking measure.
10 join the United brotherhood an
Amulgmatcd Carpenters union us oGy
bpuy
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KINGwoop,W p,WNA, Aug, "a decision
has shccurcudcrrd here IN the famous suit
Of the people Of Rawlesburg against the
llmklc Lumber aud Boom Co, In the
great food Of 1850 the llinkle boom
backed Chcntriyer up over the lowluuds
Of Rawlcsburg, destroying thirty houses
aud iniictng damage 10 the amout of
100000, Thciuhnbtutssucd the com.
pany TO recover The decision is IN favor
Of tho defendants,
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Chlld snyrh. Mnthcr nrnMnnh.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Aug, 5,--Mrs G..
w. Forester, wife Of fireman ON the
Niles and New Lisbon railroad, while
boat riding on Mosquito creek at Miles,
Sunday evening, was drowned, Her
child, 9 years old, fell overheard, and
several young men went 10 It's rescue,
While the child was being rescued tho
mother fell overheard and wNs drowned.
She was 90 years old.
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AN EXPLOSION OF CHEMICALS,
Mcn Thrown Across the Street aud one
Burned 10 Death IN the building.

NIVN TNIWWN NVTWHH TNV 0TIWVT WNW VNV
Burned TO Death In the building.
DENVER, CoLo, Aug, 6,-As the 70.
suit of n explosion Of chemicals ycstcr.
day afternoon in the office Of the Denver
fire brick and chemical supply house,
the entire front Of the building was
blown out and men passing the store 1t
the time Were hurled uCross the street
and badly bruised, The building i'm.
mediately took fire. and when partly eX.
tinguished u body that Of the president
Of the company j, O, Bosworth, burned
10 n crisp, was taken out Of the ruins,
II Is believed that another body Is still
IN the building Several persons had
NnrN mnrrnM Nannmna.
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Pilnnl pilnnl Itching Pilon.

SYMPTOMS intense itching
and singing; most NJ nighti worse by
scratching. II allowed 70 continue tum-
ors form, which often bleed and .ulcerato
becoming very sore. SwAYNE's OtNr
MENr stops the itching and bleeding, heals
liberation and In most cases removes the
tumors. Az druggists, or by mail for 30
cents. DR.. Swayne d Son, Philadelphia
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mnmlIton CnnnlY Dow rnk.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug, O,-rhc somi,on.
nuOl settlement papers from the Dow
tax received by the auditor Of the state
from Hamilton county show the num-
Der Of saloons IN the county 10 bo 2,iO3,
on which the total tax paid amounts 10
sIal5,li, the states proportion being
Sb7. .dIg.
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CONDENSED OHIO NEWS.

II. l., Collins, u young man, while
driving team Of horses eight miles
from Marion, was struck by lightning
on the forehead and instantly killed.
A O.year-old son of William Krebs, Of
Adams Mills, died In great agony from
lockiaw A few days before he had
fallen from an apple tree and broke his
nVt,,
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THREE PnlsoNERs EsoApE.
4 saw aud Their rlaUkets iirlped Them
-twruu Others Would Not Gu,

'''fN' f'Nf'H NNNNN HN' 'Nf
LANCASTER WIS., Aug 5,-Nick
Ame-, q notorious character who has
served one ormre terms In state prison
aud who was again awaiting trial here
fr burglary, lust night escaped from
tho county iWl with two fellow prison,
elH. Having obtained 10 small saw, they
managed a. make their Way through
bars and gained access o. tho outside
barred iml wIudowH, Here, by rrmuv,
Ing q trw bricks, They were free, BY
means ut their blankets they lowered
themselves % thc ground and escaped,
a. yci uu trace uf them hUs been dis,
covered Several others prisoners re-
fused ~ escape Among thom waa
Henkol, tho murderer Of Dr. Ayers,
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YOUNGSTOWN, o, Aug, O,-LOboror
engaged IN unloading stock ut the Him,
rod furnaces struck yesterday for an
advance IN wugcs Of 10 per cent Their
places were filled by others, and soon
after two llungmiOus from another fur.
mace ondcuyorcd 10 induce the new men
10 leayc The ugItulow were arrested
and held for a hearing
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WorId,a Amnlonr ILccord nroI,cn.

BosroN, Aug, O.-At Beacon park yes.
terdOy j, II, Clauscn, Of the Boston
Athletic association, succeeded IN breals.
ing the worlds amateur record for tho
running hop skip and jump, making A
feet inches, as against Malcolm W..
Fords record Of a feet "a inches,
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FOUNDER OF CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
The iiulldmg la whlch lie First Preached
Mlli be- i,cmuyrd 80 Hrnuidn.

NupnuUo W. VA Aug, 5,-Au.
thoHtcs at Bethany announce that ric
Ola church .U Wa.pa hlO,,aGu Camp.
bell, founder Of the Christian church,
first preached and which has stood ncm
Bethany college for years, win bc torn
down aud removed 20 Brooklyn, Ind,
II will be- preserved there Hs II punma.
ncnt memorial of the Christian Camp.
hnllIIN NlMILh.
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Clcyclnnd shoc penlor Aa.Irn..

CLEVELAND, Aug, 0, - Seaman &
Smith, propHetoH Of the Oldest retail
shoe store In Cleveland, have made IN
assignment Executions representing
claims Of over Sj3,OO0 were served on
the firm.
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BosToN, Aug, O,-Gen, Sherman and
two daughters were at Noungs hotel
yesterday They tool, the steamer last
night for Bar llOrbor, whore they will
be the guests Of the Blaines The gen.
eral returns to Boston in time to attend
the G, A. h, encampment,
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MONTGOMERY, ALAo Aug 5--ThO
election yesterday for governor and
other state officers resulted IN the elec.
ton of the Democratic ticket. But few
Republicans or Independents were
elected to the Legislature,
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FlSDLAy, o., Aug, O,--'fho FindlOy
Oil Exchange has been organized with
the following onlccY President, G, q,
Harris; vce.pesdont A. j, McCul.
lough secretary, Fremont AFFORD treas.
urer, John A, Scott
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Tho cholorn AdynneInr In spnln.

TOLEDO, Spain, Aug, G,-Thc inhabi.
tants are flying FROM this city by rail,
wagon and on foot to escape the cholera,
which h making awful advances, Eight
ont Of ten cases result In death,
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HoRRlRLE CRIME.
An Aged Farmer lSllls ius wife aud Then
iilow Ills iiHlus Out,

iilow Ills iirnlus Oui,
MlSpEN, NrHr Aug, 8, Hans Hanson,
m aged farmer killed his wife yostUr,
day Wl thrn committed suicide, Han,
Hrn wW preparing im % trip into the
country but iutt before ho left the
house ho and his wife quuIrcod, He
knocked tho old lady down with club,
killing her Instantly Hansen then
dragged the body into uu out building
and hung 10 toU mitT llo then went
~ The barn aud wlcuyorcd ~ hang him,
himself, hUt lhr rope broke, Failing IN
this hr returned 10 the house, took hla
shot gun and blow hla brains out
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rlnIn Grnccr pron. pcnd.

TWrlN, o., Aug, G,-Edword Quinn,
one Of Tinln's wculthiost and best
known grocers, dropped deOd Of rhcmO.
tism Of the heart He was aged about
so ypnra
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TOWN BURNING IN SOUTH DAKOTA,


VGUmLMoN, S, De- Aug,G,-lSpocioll- f.
Atoa5 u, m, the business part Of this city
iaall on fire, Eighteen buildings are ul.
ready gone and the flames are spreading
rapidly, There h no organized fire de-.
partmont here, and II Is feared the entire
city viii bo destroyed,
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NAVY syB0EN pEATHs.
Three Persons Drowned, Que rril from o
Tire Esnape, Auulhor frgm q Wigdpw,
one shot and Oue iIuu u,er

one shot Hnd Oue iluu O,er
Nfw YOK Aug, 5,-Mjclud McGln'
pis, b years Old, fell from O fro escape
Uu tho second hum Of lA We.. Forty
ninth street yesterday and wHH Killed,
Janrs Grant SO years Old, wa
drowned Ia the Harlem river at CouuM
bridge,
Ed peutug, aged 7 years, fen from
the second story ot his pWruts residence
IN lirouluyn, tIHctuuug hia skull, lie
cannot recover
loreph Flick, aged 10 years. of Brook,
lyn, was drowned 40 hrwtuWu creek,
Thomas Morgan wgH drowned at
WUllHhuut basin,
William kWuse, ii yeaIsol1 was run
over by q Long Island train ~ tho yard
Ht liushWirk avenue and killed
llny tchHUitz, tho keeper Of q
shooting gallery 40 9ei l-e Buwuy was
accidentally shot iu the breast bya GUS
tomer 90 his gallery lust night aud died
shortly Wiwwurd,
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p,losl piloaI Pilosl

Looso's Red clover pile remedy, is q
positive specific for all forms Of the dis
ed and protrudinp pilos. Nocure no pay.
Price 30 cents. For sale by.all druggists,
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Loosc's red clover pills cure sick Head
ache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipa-
tion, % cents per box, boxes for w. For
sale by all druggists.
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PuppLeRs STILL OUT.
II the Scale Is Not Signed Thcy WIN Seek
Work Elsewhere.

READING, PA, Aug 5,-The puddlers
of the Reading Rolling mill, who struck
about ten days ago, are still out, and
there is no prospect Of them returning
to work until The firm sign the scale Of
prices submitted to them Secretary
Gallagher, of the Amalgamated asso.
citation, was in Reading again yesterday
and held conference with the men IN
reference to the existing trouble, but no
definite action was taken The men say
If the firm will not sign the scale they
would rather seek employment else.
where than return TO work
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GERMAN DAY.

Ciovolaud-Nem 5000 In Llno-Ihe
Stars and stripes the Only I'lRg.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug, 5,-Thc cclcmO.
tion Of "Gemm Day here yesterday
resulted In one Of the finest paOdcs ever
seen here, Nearly 10000 men were IN
line aud 100000 people thronTd the
streets to witness Il, The event w0sthc
anniversary Of the battle OF Onskany,
at which Gen, Hcrldmcr with 500 Ger
mans, defeated twice that number Of
British and Indians, The stars and
stripes was the only flag carried, A
dozen magnificent floats, typical Of Ger.
man influence aud accomplishments IN
this country, including one Of the Brook
lyn bridge, figured In the parade,
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David Harborger and Bertha Buxer, OF
Beach City, have been licensed TO we'd,
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AunuHN NJ No Aus, ,G-lspcclal,l- THE
eleerocullon did not result In Instant
DEATH The current wps turned on for Is
seconds, and two minutes after Il was cut
OIL there was evidence Of respiration,
The imperfect registry Of tho currents
pressure or faulty contact Of the electro
prevented instantaneous death, Kemm.
lers nerve was wonderful, he never
inltered ~ he seated himself In the fatal
Chalr
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on order that the Temarka Of the gentle
man FROM Arkansas were out Of order,
The chairman, however permitted the
gentleman 10 proceed, and Mr. Rogers,
continuing, attacked the spealIer and his
rulings lie then proceeded 10 Criticise
the code of rules under which tho house
II proceeding, IL gave the speaker
power % stlAe debate, gag tho house,
Force the passage Of bills, avoid expos
uTe, outrage and miftreat tho minority
aud bulldOze the majority,