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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
KArn KAupPmAn.s hNorUaA.
A Delightful Evening With tho Muses.
OF Poetry, Art and Music,

"A uHliHhtfil hlVonln0 WIN uip huhoh
OF Poetry, Art and Music
The lecture room Of the Methodist
church was comfortably filled last even
lng by very select and cultured audience
10 hear Kate Kauifman'a lecture on Arl
and the delicious muaie, which added 30
much 10 the pleasure Of The evening The
first number was a plana solo, ny MISS
Rya Phillpa, most accomplished pianist,
tho second was song by Mlan Anna
Bechele, with Miss Ida Deehele, 40 ae'
oompanlat, after which Miss Kate KauiI'
man was introduced. Miss Kaufman ID
petite, aprlghily aud yiyaoloua girl, with
q very expressive face, dark hpaniah
eyes, luxurlant black hair, graceful
In figure, with a repoaeflll, aulet manner
and clear, we'll modulated voice. She
does not attempt geatloulailon, but pro-
oeeds 10 read her lecture In an easy con.
veraational way that puts the audience
into full sympathy and Interest with the
themes discussed.
Miss Kaufman la a true artist and las
added 10 the gifts Of generous natural
endowment the charms OF a thorough
culture. She has mastered both the prac'
tloal and esthetio knowledge OF her sub
ieot, aud she dOea not Indulge In any
spread.eagleiam, hut goes ~ the practical
In every day life, with vim aud yigOr
which shows that she Ia familiar with all
the hidden springs Of human nature, The
lecture throughout IN constant delight,
witty, natty, pungont, and the whole face
OF lie audience was wreathed la smiles
from the start 10 tho finish, We cannot
give an adequate idea Of the lecture IN u
brief Newspaper review. She showed how
Ari may contribute 10 domestic enjoyment
In all the varied phases OF llfe' She de-
ned that higher education for women
promoted masculine oharaeierislich,
Woman'a love OF beauty II an Innate In
atlnot, Muale, embroidery and painting
beautlfy countless homes, and the combl.
nation OF graceful accomplishment with
liberal course OF study gives young wo-
manhood OF America brillianey OF man
ner, a dignity Of poiae and an executive
ability uneqnalled by the girls ofany other
nation,
Herbert Spencer says one OF the four
aims OF education In "to cultivate those
elegant tastes and accomplishments which
make happy leisure houra.n The man
who would grow In soul aa well aa In body
must study 10 see, and thuamake Ruakln'a
sentiment roalty-"To aee clearly 10 po-
etry, prophecy, rellgion'n
A true man has good heart, good
health, good manners and good prlnol-
pies. The art factor Ia an important one
In training such character, aa this, leyol,:
Ing the rugged corners by malhelical
culture and making q man q complete
man. Tho applause that followed the
close OF Mlas Kauiiman'a entertaining
lecture was abundant proof OF tho good
Impression created, and many sincere
congratulations were rendered the bril-
liant young lady upon her aucceaa.
At the close Miss Bleohelo again delight
cd tho audience with acontrnlto solo, "On
the Rlyor.n She whs rapturously applaud
od and recalled when she sang fayorlte
German song,
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
OUT ON BAIL.
Umbonhour WIN Havo His oaao Hoard
by tho Circuit Court.

Umbonhour WIN Havo His oRao Hoard
by tho Circuit Court
A motion was made TO Judge Albaugh
yesterday afternoon by Attorney Q. O.
Upham, TO have the sentence Of A. IL.
Umbonhour suspended until the caso
could be heard by the circuit court, as II
will bo taken thoro on orror. After hear
ing the arguments made as to the cause
why Umbonhour should have a new trial,
the motion was granted. Tho Attorney
went before Judge Poaso and asked him
TO admit Umbonhonr 70 bail. This was
namo OF Miller and Charles Mist OF this
city, wero bondamen. After bail was
furnished the prisoner was released from
the county jail, and was at tho Hurford
that the case will come up before tho cir
cult court during the term which con-
vonos hero on next Tuesday morning,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
aEooNp.HANp coFFlNs.
A Regular Trade In Cohins and oashets
that Had neen Used,

thht uhh neon NhNus
CNCIgNArI, Feb, 6,-CnoInnati has n
new induatry II 10 nothing leaa than q
regularly organized trade In secondhand
collins That h, oaaketa that have held
the dead aud have been used at funerals,
While some Of the persons connected
with the scheme are In bad odor with
the police, still there ara Others who hold
positions Of prominence, and are betray-
Ing the trust imposed In them, The
officers Of the Hociety are mon above
auaplcion, but faithleea ghoullah em-
plOyea have found means by which they
aocured the oaaketi that had been used
and sold them 40 prices but little over
One,iourth OF ilrat cost,
The developments will doubtless be
ahooklng 10 relatives when they learn
that the cases which contained their dear
departed dead were stolen away and dia'
posed Of 10 do similar service again
Much mOre weighty than those aentl'
mental considerations are the objections
on sanitary grounds, Human corpsea,
~ 10 well known, are great breeders OF
diseases ~ thoy docompoae, and thcre
arc many urgent reasons why the
funeral should take place ~ soon ~
possible after death, The fluids from
the decaylng body permeato the cloth
lining OF the collins aud generate germs
that are threatening 10 health Ea'
pecially no Ia this tho case whom death
has been due 10 contagious or infectious
diseases. A alnglo coffin that hNa been
used under such circumstances might
give birth 10 an epidemic In u locality
that had been very healthy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
TILE noRpIouLquRIsrs
Hold Their Annual Meeting In this City
To-day.

TO-dhls
The monthly meeting OF the Stark
County Horticultural Society was held In
tho assembly room OF the city hall to-day.
There were between 90 and 10 members
present. They met at the hall at II u.
m. and the ladies belonging TO the society
prepare dinner which has scarcely over
been equaledin In qualltyand quantity The
dinner was hugely enjoyed by those who
partook OF II. After dinner the meeting
was called 10 order by s. IL. ltookhill.
Mrs. s. o. Eggert the secretary OF
the society, was present and actcd IN that
capacity. The treasurer reported that u
balance OF S8075. Considerable routine
busineas was transacted. When this had
been finished, n paper was 20 ho read by
Mr.. @. w, Faust, but that gentleman was
absent. llo had sent his paper,
the subject OF which was "Beddlng and
Bedding Plnnts,n and II was road by Mrs.
S. o. Eggcrt In u very pleasing mnnher'
Mrs. w. l.. Caldwell gave n splendid rcci'
tation entitled wrhe Little Quaker Sim
nor,n which was well delivered and Nppre-
clatod greatly. The tlmo after this was
taken up In discussing various questions
by the different members.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

and thousands OF visitors are expected 70
be present, The cities Of Cleveland, De
troit, Columbus, Toledo, handusky Day
ton, Mansfield, Akron, are IN The district
and will all be represented, The Test
will be In progress for three days, between
August 10 and September 1, 1880, the eA'
aet date having moi been decided on, The
grand concert will be held Ia the Taber-
naele, but II sufficient financial ald u
forthcoming temporary building WI DO
erected for that purpose, NaApuhnphh
are pending with The leading sololHla pI
tic country, and grand musical treat 10
proml8ed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
HUME DOlNas.
FLOODS or oRAToRY At THE STATE
CAPITAL

Special EIsetionsl Two Democrats Elected.
Secondhand oonins--A Libel suit ~
hueyms-An Aged Conpls Cruelty
ssparated--sibo for AssauitiaG =
ohinaman-An Ohio Congressman
siok,
COLUMBUS, Feb, b,-lloth houses OF
the general assembly indulged the PEN
chant of tho yoluble contingent yeater-
day aud the result was flood Of Oraiory,
In the house tho discussion occurred
over the resolution OF Mr., Taylor Qiep,),
OF Guernsey, indorslng Speaker Reed
for a ruling, says the resolution, that
was followed by Speaker liysell, OF the
Ohio house, Jan, b, In connection with
tho resolution fixing tho time for the
joint session nf the assembly 70 canvas
tho vote for tho state officers, This
resolution was finally referred TO the
committee on federal elections by vote
Of 40 10 A,
The senate
discussed the house joint resolution for
tho appointment Of committee 10 In
yeatlgate tho governors mansion project
the country members, as rule, oppoa'
ing H. The resolution waa adopted with
only ton negative votes,
Senator oren offered u resolution re'
questIng the Ohio members OF congress
10 urge tho passage OF bill submitting
the election Of United statea senators 10
vote Of the people,
Hon, John l., deyer, tho new member
from Pauldlng, elected to succeed tho
late Mr. Knapp, was sworn and took his
seat,
Mr., MeRolyy'a Qiep) resolution pro
ylding for biennial sessions OF tho assem-
bly, was referred, after q discussion, 10
the finance committee,
Senator uaumer'A bill extending the
provisions Of the parole law othe EaneB-
Vile work house passed the senate
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

hoiisF naFsi IN an Elseirls Llsht works
rive men IpluTed,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb, b,--An exploding
boiler ON the fourth floor 0f the Edison
Electric Light eompany's building, pOt
SAMSON street, resulted IN soaldlng and
otherwise iniuring five men,
investigation showed that the head Oi
the boiler had blown out, and those who
stood near il were more Of less soalded,
The injured were removed 10 o hospital,
1heir names weTel William Booth,
Charles Heron John huRhelli James
Abbey, Of lOl spencer street, Brooklyn,
and William Heron,
Charlea Heron aud Booth were severely
soalded about their faces and hands,
Buahell received confusion OF the right
wrist by falling from the top OF the boiler
and was also slightly Realded Abbey
and William Heron we're not badly In
iuTed by the steam, but the former Te'
oeiyed a confusion Of tho left side, by
being thrown against some object by the
force Of the explosion Thus far II Il
not known what made the boiler burat,
but an Investigation will be made 10
that end
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
Tho ph,loaophio Society.

Tho next meeting OF the philosophic
Society will bo held ot the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs, j. d, Brothers, North Mar
ket street, on Monday evening next DR.,
wiblo will read paper on Washington,
w. L. Alexander will read an essay, Mrs.
Barrie will give recitation. Tho music
win bc furnished by Miss Holloway and
Miss 0rth and male quartette.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
wn.nr worhn rrnntoon MOotInr.

The Water Works Trustees held thor
regular meeting last night all members
being present. The contract for furnish
ing new boiler for the pumping station
was awarded TO Russell q Co, Of Mossil'
Ion. Mr.. Hogan was instructcdto purchase
the safety valve.
The superintendent was instructed 70
begin drilling wells ON the nowly purchae-
ed ground NJ once. Ho was also instruct
cd 70 put a register In the Barnett House
elevator. Bills 10 the amount OF 300
were allowed and ordered paid, after
which tho meeting adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
Tho sneeInl EIeotIona.

COLUMBUS, Feb, 5,--At the special
election held ycatcrday for representa-.
tive In this county 0FrOnklinl 10 hll the
vacancy oocasioned by the death Of Hon,
John b. Lawlcr, Hon, A, d, llciIncr,
Democrat was elected over Dr. William
Shepard. All but three precincts give
Hoimor 8,7OO majority
In Brown and Clormont counties, tho
fourth senatorial district, at the special
election yesterday 10 choose the auo'
coasor Of Senator Ashburn, who died,
Hon. John NJ, Pattison, Democrat, was
elected over Goctlob Bambach, Jr,, by
1000 majority, carrying Brown by 1000
and Clcrmont by 600,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
olorls of Court Deputies.

O. M. Coxen will take charge Of tho
Office Of the Clerk of Court on Monday
next, w. G. Hcingartner who has boon
so efficient under Clerk McGregor, will
actas deputy for some time, when Charles
L. Oberly will also sit at one Of the desks
Tho appointments give general satisfac.
tion as both arc sterling Democrats and
will keep the work OF the office UP to tho
well-known standard which II has
achieved,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
Tho Catholic 1yooum.

The program for the Catholic Lycoum
Friday evening Is as follows Recitation,
Edward Manley; song, Nettio Dannomll-
ler; recitation, VIM. A. zonglcri bass solo
Chas. Blechele; paper, Mary Warner;
clarlonet solo, Emanuel Kosslor. Subjecti
Resolved, That tho hope OF reward ~ n
greater incentive 10 doing good than the
fear OF puniahmont, Affirm, A. y. Kinw
and John Chamberlain deny, y. i. O'..
Malley and Glenn Burwon, Edward
Welach IL president and Chas. Grossor 10
secretary for the month OF February.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
AN HOUR GAINED.
Eastern Mails to be Delivered Nose
Promptly,

PITmmuRG, Feb, Postmaster Nc.
Kcan, who went into office on Saturday,
has decided 10 adopt the Chicago plan Of
oxpeditIng distribution, and has put the
now 6yotem into operation, Bankers
and business men win hereafter find
their mall from New York and Phila.
dolphia In their boxes every morning by
$3.50 instead OF $3.50, the letters being
stamped aud sorted on route,
BY receiving the eastern mail, which
contains the bulk OF the business, all
checks and drafts can bo prepared for
tho clearing houlo, which opens NJ D
o'clock, Aj II IN now, ohecka and drafts
from the east have 20 bo held over
twcnty.four hours Bankers say the
change will give them the uao Of Se5,-
900 10 $4,000 each per day more than
they have now, This plan Of oxpedit.
ing the delivery OF eastern mail ia now
only In uso nj Chicago. There II has
been most successful and the business
men were loud In Ia praise.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
Feat "a Chlnninan.

HJLLsDoRo, Feb, 5,-Charlcs Slusser,
who 30 brutally beat the Chinaman,
Charley Sum LCe, ON the 26th Of Decem.
bor, pleaded guilty Of assault In the pro
bate criminal court yesterday, asking n
light sentence for the reason that he was
drunk at the time Judge Kelley didn't
look at II that wny, and fined Slueser
$3.50 and costs and four months 10 the
work house. As Slussor will have 10
work out the whole thing, II will keep
breaking stono about eight months
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
RIGHTS OF HUcKsrERs,
Important Decision Of the Supreme Court
Regarding HuokaterA

N'khhlhN hhohAiolH
READING, Feb. 6,-An important dc.
oision affecting the rights of huoksteu
In this state was read In court Monday
morning by Judge Endlich, Tho case
was that Of Daniel Rothermol, tho mer.
camille appraiser Of Borks county, against
Daniel EiOglor, n huokstor Of Bethel
township, for non.paymont Of mcrcan.
tilo license. Tho act OF 1851 REQUIRES
huoksters from outside Of the county 10
pay liccnso OF SEQ, md those living In
the county u license Of $40, and upon ne.
glect TO pay they aro subject 10 penalty
Of 500. About twenty huckstera had
been sued and Judgment entered for tho
penalty, From this judgment ZeiglOr
appealed,
In his opinion Judge Endlch took tho
ground that the law Of 1851 waa u law
regulating commerce, and that under
the United States constitution congresa
alono had the power 10 regulate com
morco, Ho held, therefore, that tho law
was unconstitutional and void, because
II Disseminated between rceidonts and
non.residonts, This relieves from the
payment OF license over 100 huolSstors In
this county alone.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

COLUMBUS, Fob, "a special dispatch
TO The State Journal from Manchester,
Adams county announces the serious
illness and expected death Of Representa-.
tive William A, Blair, OF tranquility,
his complaint being ia grippe and
pneumonia. Mr., Blair was excused
from the house several days ago on 40.
count of sickness, His seat IL contested
by MIR. Peterson, Democrat, and the
hearing WIS originally set for Thursday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

BUoYRUs, Feb. 5,--John Hoploy, Of
The Journal, was arrested for criminal
libel, on an affidavit sworn 20 by Prose.
cutting Attorney Cahill who recently
made the brutal assault on him with a
revolver Two weeks ago tho samo
party had him arrested for the samo Of.
Tense. On Saturday John H. Hoploy, OF
The Evening Telegraph, was arrested by
the same party on the same charge. The
general belief Ia II Is malicious proSecu.
linn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
MCKINLEY nNDoRsns BRADnN,

But tho President Has Not Yot Made tho
appointment, Ho DoubtloaB Will, How
over tho Matter IL Not Yet Definitely
bottlOd,
WASHINGTON, Feb, 3. Especial. T. ~
have Just settled the Canton postoiIlco
controversy said Major Mckinley 70 the
NEws-DEMoCRAr representative this at
ternoon. ~ have recommended Capt, A.
ID, Bradon.n
The papers with Major McKlnloy's
recommendation are still In the hands OF
the Postmaster General. They will 20 70
the President tomorrow and II Is probable
that Bradens nomination will be sent 70
tho Senate before the end OF the week.
The President will onl consider II pro
forma, unless In the meantime charges
should bo made against Braden.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
oRAPoRIo OF JUDITH.
Tho Canton Young Folks Who WIN Take
Part.

IhTls
A representation OF the Oratorlo OF
Judith will bo given in the Opera House
on Saturday, February 18th, and In High
School Hall, on Monday and Tuesday,
February 18th and 18th, under tho diroc-
ton OF the author and composer Mr.. II.
V. Hoolscho. This promises TO bo tho
operate and dramatic event OF the season.
A synopsis OF the Librotto will bo publish
cd In fow days. Tho principal charac-
ters arc impcrsonntod as followsi judith,
q beautiful Jowoss, Miss M, M. Hccklln-
ger, Nobucchadnczznr King OF Assyrlo,
Mr.. Brod A. Ballard Hnhiv0, the Qucon,
Miss Esthcr Yatcs; Princess Nirchaoma,
sister, Miss Edith Froasc; HolQfornoa,
Mr.. u. V. Hoclsoho Prophotosa, Miss Hat
tic Crum; High Priest, Mr.. g. y, Chance
Soothsaycr, Mr.. M. W, Obcrllni OElae,
Mr.. Hill, Chamberlain, Mr.. II, II. Cloyosi
Aohor, Mr.. Charles Welgel. Performers
will appear In gay Assyrlan and jewish
costumes. Portion OF the proceeds 90 TO
High School library.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
An Ared CounIe serarnted.

SIDNEY, Feb. Patrick Reynolds and
wife, an aged couple, after working hard
for over iifty years, have bocn parted, the
husband going 10 tho insane asylum and
tho aged wife 10 the inilrmOry, They
owned six acres within onofourth Of u
mile Of town. and ON this managed 10
live. They were without children, and
had reached nearly 30 years OF age The
old gentleman became seized with the
idea OF u sum Of money that was com
ing 10 his relief and ravcd constantly
about this, The parting Of the old couple
was most pathetic,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
LIPE OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.

The Celebrated Statesman and Phil
oaopher, BY o. l.. HoLLEY. Tho
sources Of Franklin'a success, and
the clements Of his greatness, aro
rich bey ond parallel In practical
lessons Of wisdom for all,
Eleven Full.pago Illustrations, 40a
pages, l2mo, Cloth, Extra, Price, Sl.26.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
Tho Moollnsp AT Tho 1IaDtIst Church.

thu WuUVIHKH w VHV DUUVIHV VHWKVH'
Tho revival meetings In the Baptist
church continue with unObated interest.
Many have boen converted, a number OF
whom have boon baptized, and others will
he from timo 10 time, as II may suit the
administrator and candidates. Praise
and song services begin at 1880 oach ovon-
ing, and preaching by the pastor at 3.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
ANpREWa MuRpER TRlAL,


AHNANfHNN was NNNAf
client 10 Convince tho Jury
BRLLEFoNTE, Feb 6.-The famous An
drewa murder trial closed yesterday
afternoon, and NJ 4i80 o'clock tho Jury
retired 10 decide upon q verdict AZ !
o'clock tho court house bell rang, and
fifteen mnutea later, when court waa
called 10 order, the room was crowded ~
Ia utmost capacity, and many were un'
able 10 gain admiaalon, The prisoner
was brought In, pale and somewhat
nervous,
The verdict, which was guilty In man
ner and form ~ indicted, Of murder In
tho first degree, was then read. The
prisoner never moved q muscle, and was
then led from the room, The Jury waf
out Just two hours and twenty-five min
utoa and took but ono ballot Judge
Furat thanked them for the conscientious
manner In which they had performed
their duty, The verdict glyea general
general satisfaction The crime OF which
Andrewa stands convicted was the muir
der OF Clara Price, who was found by
the wayalde few weeks ago dead,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

MADRID, Feb, 6,-Prinoe Antoine Ma
rio Philippe Louis d'Orleana, Duke Of
Monlpenser. died suddenly yesterday al
San LuCar do barramada, lie was In
the 60th year Of ha age, The Duke OF
Montpenser was the nth and youngest
son OF King Louis Philippe, Of Franoel
father-in,law Of the COmte dc Paris aud
brother-n'law 10 tho ex'Queen Isabella,
of Spain,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
sHEEP, SWINE AND POULTRY.

The history and varieties Of each;
the best modes Of breeding, their
feeding and management, together
with the diseases TO which they ara
respectively subiec and the appro-
priOteromedios for each BY Rob
ERT JENNINGS, V. s,
Nearly 100 Illustrations, 500 pages.
l2mo, Cloth, Extra, Price, Si,25,