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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
NORWAY LAKE.

Mr.. Olive NH. !. quite .lck bat Il
morc comfortable Al prv.snt writing
>hs !. the olslc.i'p,rson In town.
Me. Annis Caldwell 20 oxford has
tc-a visiting Il ". .. Partridge. tho past
xo.k.
Mr.. LEON frw.t, sif. and child FROM
ksnshank, arv visiting friends berc.
Grar~ NJ. stevens j. visiting friends
40 llarrison this ueek.
pr. a.. ". iIasslton L. balldlng HI.
cellar Zoe hi house aud barn.
Ut. Grv.n AMI q. ". Partridge Arr
Putting up stable Zoe ". :. Partridge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
aaXAAH,S POND.

Eoneilo &. Dsyi. l. teaching school IL
the North Woodstock District.
pr. Vim. u. isphsm aud daughter nj
Augusta attended the reunion ~ teach
81. here TIL. week, also Prof. \. y
Chase 70 Bucksport, principal of tn
Eastern Maine Seminary.
IN. circle m-, With Mrs. Lydia u.
Rankin thI. w-ck. A good numhe'
we're prr.ent.
Andrew J. pcrham % Ms..schu.c,i'
I. on ,lsli Ia relative. aud former ac-
quainianc-s herr. -.
=. 4. Patterson. Variety SHOW vii
,l.lt "a. IN. last 10 October.
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QOlBuRv.

l.. n. Reel now intends Ia build a
water MILL gu the old Walker mill .iie,
instead 80 q portable steam MILL. TIL.
change I. very pleasing To the people
here.
u showed here for half day the sth
John Reed L. splitting stone for barn
foundation which he Intends Ia build Ia
the spring To take the place Of the two
barns blown down la the hurricane last
summer.
Hunters FROM Massachusetts, are SEEK.
Ing for boarding place. tn come and
hunt deer In November.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
CANTON.

Mr.. william Harper sud wife Of MD.
dieboro, Mas, ara visiting relatives Ia
town.
n. A. Russell and wife have returned
home from Rhode Islsnd where they
have been visiting relatives.
fremont Ames hss moved Into the rent
over George Moosc's store.
John X. forhan has . crew at work
canning spples. :,
The Gilbert IIros.' mill AZ kIngneld
Vas burned last saturday, also . large
LOT of lumber. The fire caught from the
smoke stack. The ioss 10 about $4,000 (;
ipsurrd for st2.sOO.
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They have commenced 90 haul the
rannsA SWEET corn frum tb. factory ai
pINheld. n make. bu.lne.. quite lively
Tor the transfers With hauling supple.
Tor the Rumfori Fall. Company a. scil
as hauling tho sweet corn.
Wilson StillmAn !. In TIL. section
ihr-shing graln.
Tho buyer. 81 apple. Arv around quite
plenty aud they are talking apple, quite
HIGH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
IncaItS NiiIs

Monis Noang AMI Georgv iIcrriek have
tesn Purchasing sons safety blcyClr..
Dance al Mt. Abum lIoa.. Hall rri-
dat night. Music b, Rscoa's Orvh-.trs.
We understand that 4. a.. wcpd.uu,
has hought siorr 81 Mechanic Pail. And
VII move tbere a. soon a. possible.
John ncan has gone over 10 Franklin
o. sofk.
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nAareoRO.

II Il reported that there are elk cases
nj diphtheris In North Turner. -,
Mellen Holmes u going to Leave mn
farm and 70 to Portland. lie mas
bought milk route there. a
Ma Lacy Young Of North Turner u
whiting her frissds In Hartford.
n 4 reported that Charies Merrill haa
,~Ssscd 6iOoo fos his txottsr.
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STOW.

s.booi commenced In District No. (!
October Cih With Miss May stearn' of
Lowell az teacher. =,
Mrs.. Amo. Farrington 81 Portland u
visiting friends la this place.
Mrs. Ella. Andrews IL on the sick iis''
Mr.. Almon Emerson has gone a.
Iurymin FROM this place.
HE children of TIL. place gave very
good concert at the church last s"n'a!
evening. a..
There will be praise meeting Al tns
church October l9th. All are cordially
l...ts..l
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EAST nrBRoN.

We are having nnr weather for pick.
Ing apples aud farmers are Improving IL.
Married, st the residence IL the BRIDE
father, sept J0th. Mr.. Frank q. Rams
dell and Miss Annie whIitemorr, both III
Hebron.
Oxford County District Lodge, I. %.
u. T., convened With SURF Haven Lodge
Thursday, Oct. D. There Was . good
turn out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
uckssN REELECTED.

n. Walker McKeen was unanimously
reelected member Of the Maine board
Of Agriculture by delegates from Andre
acogHin Valley, West Oxford and OK
ford County Agricultural Societies A.
s~mblesi in convention Wednesday n
the Oxford County Agricultural Soelst,
buildlngs. Sebastian y. smith Ma
chosen PrcsLieut and samuel ~. klns
SECRETARY.
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0RAEION.

n..ii a. Brosk. Of Upton died ocs.
A Al the sg- of :, Year,. MI. Dr. 3D.,
"a. one OF the PIONEERS OF 'P''"
no has lived for many years. s..
school In District NO; w " ss,
eommeuc-d on Monday, the s.n, ."s"'
=, Wi.s Iona q. willard OF Newry. =.
sshool In No. 3 Il to be tanxn' "'
Two f.rm~rs In Grafton have r:lsss
,ni. year absut 400 bushels OF poeAtos,ss
In .ome sections they are rosi'ns q'"'
badly. s.hrn ous
"a oss- half mlllisas of spruce 70 ps' ~
% Cedar BROOK
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...-s. +. Zero hss completed lous,
- - % rapaIring 90 ". ~. Gum
-. b. g. Nes Foundations sndl
-...-I.-s .k 9Th many rrpsirs else
go. ...fr an improvement.
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r,4..,s-- rrfhsm ani f,mllv AMI
49, a.. ~ e.. Davis atiensiei the
- q Wt-sisfnck tsNrhers AMI
lr.,. E.tsnf's runi rhursdAy.
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,..I..f.t. f-sn The chisf article II
49,, .f. People a this place late
Y-r .a1r'rf o. thif'i 20 . crur
80. -..... rrrnrf. fhs small NUN
.+thlft... .ruvu slll D. worth some
q - .f.....r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

o., n r1mlion ~ul pr'ach a the
r.i,.-..H.. tur,h sEain nsNt >anslay
a.. 4. .sk ~undsY school a. tao
!. sfsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

The worthless soaps of foolish prsj-
udIcc should be supplanted By the relis-
be soap Of liberal sentinent-tis Brus-
scls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
Is YOUR eYeSIGAT TROUBLING Y0Up

the only Maine
Having study the under the
MrChn
especially this bu.lne.. than able To-
In kinds OF falling
EXAMINATION All prfcrLr c,.t fn AsousI on RAYS
LE>sis U" nv w So-
HrsroSp. Til. work make speciality.
~ BsLaryt g ~
J. Hashou, NJ u, " br0.n " ID W ts"A ND
reputable would Use oi
thein ane.H business
south Ill., West
Oxford Iamor lowell Weeye Waterford ari.on
selling the
rtien ofpract ability Ia Oxford County.
l. Opciin Oxford received
81 Optics. lie the opfnn county
IA ha.e, studs " a
Of
claims sl'l
folow,i be deceived. h. humbugg~i!
L. called opticians" sali could fitted
ofe
Donr DELAY fyour.g troubling bat visit
Vivian 70. IKtils, 1xI,crt Optioi~n.
Iear In All kind. Of Repair
Watcl~-, Je~elry,
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EASY PERU

Thoms. farrar hs. commepc~i work
on hi mill.
a.. ". Howard had loo Kernel. oi
Japan~.e buck b.st from Que stalk.
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.-... IHtIs % - trimming ~as
aSsaths trv-s 90 the o"~m"a last
-
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n. ,.lNr. ". n. At~ooi "a Bacs.
..I,,r,afl Paris saturday AMI >anday.
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-, Rrosu Ia. ben gan,ed q
-ss.on. -
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v..u,u.s \ Hooper Of Bo-,oa h.
80, -yl,ii,s. herr.
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N ,-.ksf. E.9-. rvturBci lssi
- h.. Trip to Fiorisia.
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- rsrI.u. IA. pat uP q .tr~.,
- fr,,af 20 III hoase.
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o.N,h .,hool sent to wals thurs
~ afsru'-'n,
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-. Dharrh ss..tss -chesi sssry
ts..sffx rrssshias -sf'ses nh
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pIKECrogN

80 gtaryh NJ. A. = w~iss. rss
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81 .aslsih ttenias >srtts "a
80 - Ns.tlnfs fhsr~tsy tteniaEs 81
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

The break ON the Eric canal at Whitoeboro
was repaired Monday and navigation resumed,
Secretary Proctor returned 10 Washington
Monday, after visit OF several days 10 Bos'
con-
Chaklr Paeha, tho governor OF Crolo, has
been summoned 10 Conatantinoplo by tho
Turkish government.
Lind on Monday introduced IN tho house
bill placing express companies undor the pro-
visions Of the Interstate commerce. law.
Tho customs committee Of tho chamber OF
doputos has rejected a proposal 10 exempt
from duty corn and rico which aro 10 DO used
for seed.
Tho nrst day Of the enforcement OF the Sun
day law at Providence, r. l., resulted In the
closing Of all the bake ehopa, groceries, meat
markets, nows end cigar stands
Tho miners az tho Rhondda valley MI quit
work Monday They demanded AN increase
OF wages, which was refused. Tho strike
threatens to spread 10 other mining districts,
Gormany's floating bazar, stockcd with mer-
chandiHe Of that country and 10 visit all ma
tlone will sail from Hamburg eomo time this
mouth. New York will bc its first stopping
place.
@, II. Fearing tho young Harvard athlete,
has cleared over Nix feet NJ the high jump.
Besides being proficient M this sport hc Ia n
genuine fyor over the hurdles and at tho
sprnte.
Mrs. A. Morrow Of Denver, Colo, attempted
10 start the fire with kerosene ON Monday.
The can exploded aud the woman and her
boy, aged . years, and girl Of 10, woro burned
90 death.
Tho president received tho Now England
press association Monday. They were no
companied by Representatives Chandler,
Rockwell and Lodge, who introduced thom 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
BOSS REEDS TALK.
CONGRESS MAY COMPLETE IT'S Ia
BoRs BY THE END or JULY.

The Tarin, silver and Federal Election
law Ail Measures that should Pass
Republican Members Of the Finance
Committee Fail 10 Meet-The Sugar
Schedule 10 be Up ro-day--Aierohanti
aud Importers to be Heard This Week
--Flnanee Committee mnilng Progress,
WAmISGToN, June 8,-speaker Reed,
In conversation with friends yesterday,
expressed tho opinion that congress
might complete ita labora for the session
by the end of July, so far az the house
Ia concerned
"1'he tariff, silver and Federal election
law" he said, "are all measures which
should pass, and until they receive CON
current action by the senate congress
should remain, These matters could
be dispatched In the time mention, but
the action Of the senate seems 10 be an
uncertain quantity In measure OF time
Az they have no means OF limiting de-
hate by fixing the time 10 vote, they can
run with these bills indefinitely The
question Of adjournment he added,
''will thus be settled In that body"
Measures Must be Passed.
The speaker thought there was no uae
Of talking about recess from July 10
Oct, I, aa the measures referred 10 must
be passed before the congressional cam.
paign begins In order TO have political
weight In the election Of the year. The
Republican members OF the finance COM
mittee did not get together yesterday
afternoon. To-day they expect 20 meet
20 consider the sugar schedule, They
win likely leave II unchanged, The gon-
eral impression " that the bill viii bo
finished some time next week None OF
the schedules have been submitted 20
the Democratic members Of tlG COM
mitteo yet, The delegation VI mer-
chants and importers who met In New
York recently TO protest against the
tariff bill Ia expected here to-day.
Wednesday IN fixed for tho hearing
which the committee has promised
them
senator sherman Talks.
Senator sherman eaid the finance com.
mittee was making rapid progress with
the tariff bill, So far they have not
made any particular changoin the house
bill, but n number Of items have boen
laid aside for further consideration, The
committee have been talking over the
sugar schedule, and the bounty plan
does not seem TO have many advocates
The committee may change this whole
schedule by reducing the duty 20 per
cent,
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A FATAL BOLT.
POWDER HOUSE STRUCK, CONTAIN
ING TWO TONS or THE EXPLOSIVE,

which Goes on win Report Heard Ton
Miles Diatant--A babe Mutilated ns.
yond Recognition aud the Mother and
Another child nlown Quo Hundred
Feet and Fatally hJured-Many nuiid-
ings BADLY wreoked-Two Frame
Dwellings Leyelsd 10 the Ground.
MANSFIELD o., June L. - AZ $50
o'clock yesterday afternoon, during q
heavy storm, lightning struck Tracy a.
Ayerya powder house, located about
mile east Of the city, The houaeis said
10 have contained two tons Of powder,
which exploded causing q tremendous
report Hundreds Of windows IN tho
city were brokeni china and glassware
was knocked from shelves and people
thrown from their feet, Many build
inga In the vicinity were badly wrecked.
Two frame dwelling houses on the oppo-
site side Of the street from the magazine
were leycled 10 the ground, scarcely
anything remaining % show that they
were dwellings, One OF the houaos was
yacant the other waa occupied by
Henry Roost
Ills wife and Two children.
The husband was absent NJ the tim6
Of the explosion, A G-munth-0d babe
was instantly killed, II being mutilated
beyond recognition, The mother aud
other child, 2 years old, were blown
over 100 feet away aud are thought 20 DO
fatally injured, Nothing remains OF
the powder houses the bricks are scat
tered IN all directions, some being found
q quarter Of mile distant, The OK.
plOa0n was heard ten miles distant,
Fully 8,OOOpeople have visited the scene.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.

Possibility of bringing the Tariff Dilr
Before the Full Committee.
WASHINGTON, June The Republican
members of the Senate Finance COM
mittee at their meeting yesterday dis.
cussed the possibility Of bringing tho
tariff bill before the full committee 40
rs to report II to the senateif possible by
The end of the week. The sugar schedule
was passed over and only some unim-
portant schedules were considered.
Two New York fur dealers appeared be-.
fore The committee TO ask an inoreaso OF
duty on dressed furs and manufactured
articles over that provided In the house
bill, 20 per cent ad valorem ON dressed
furs, and 30 per cent on manufactured
articles, The Republican members OF
the committee seemed TO incline the be.
lief that the duty named Is sufficient.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
coNpENsEp OHIO NEWS.

There Is now u telephone exchange at
New Lisbon, o.
Henry Day and William pyatt woro
fined 500 at Bloomfield, o., for dyn0.
miting fish,
The open season on squirrel In tho
state Of Ohio for 1890 Is July 10 Dec.
10; woodcock, July 10 to Nov, /; quail,
Nov. 10 10 Dec, 10, Sportsmen be care
full.
Joseph Baigley Is making hard fight
for his b.year.old daughter In the pro-
bate court at Martins Ferry, o. Tho
child is held by his wife, from whom ho
IA separatpd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
VERY SELECT AFFAIR.

Tho Daughter OF stephen u. Eiklns
United In Marriage to Md. OlIphant
NEW YoRK, juno i,--Miss Sarah
EllSins, eldest daughter Of stephen d,
Elkins, and Mai. A. c, Oliphant, Of
Trenton, N, j., were married yesterday
evening at the residence Of the brides
father, Rev Heber Newton olliciated.
Among the ushcrs Were james V. Long,
Of Pittsburg; Richard Golfer, Jr,, Of
Greensburg, Pa., and Lieuts, Griffin
and Woodward, U. s, N, The wedding
was u quiet and very select affair.
Among The numerous costly and beauti-
full presents We're gifts from President
and Mrs, Harrison, Secretary and Mrs,
Blaine, Secretary and Mrs, Window,
Andrew Carnegie, Gen, Sewell and
staff, of the New Jersey state militia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Thlo,ra CnrrIcd 0n the Goods.

WAYNEsDuRG, PA, June d,-Durina
the fire here early Tuesday morning the
goods taken out Of the bnrning build
ings were carried of bya lot Of thieves,
Burgess Dickey ordered several Of them
arrested Mr.. /. $, Stentz, prominent
attorney, was considerably injured by
being hit with u ladder wagon, MS were
several others, The fremen were com.
PEELED TO fight the fire with buckets, rs
The water works are not in working
order M pregent,
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purchased u WHO for 5000.

KANSAS CRY, June i.-Chung Sing, 0
wealthy Chinese physician 90 years Of
age, was married 10 All Gin, pretty
Chinese girl n years Of age. Chung
Sing became u widower eighteen months
ago and sent 10 san Francisco fora wife,
paying 5000 for her 10 her deputy father,
or guardian, her parents residing In
China, The ceremony performed was
according TO Chinese custom. A cere'
mony after the American laws will be
performed to-day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
The CASE CONTINUED.

EN-Treaauror Hemingway win Enter .
FLEA of General Denial,
JACKSON, NILS, June 9-ln the cir
cult court Yesterday the case Of the state
w. w. H. Hemingway was called whore
In q deficit of Sl35,9e9,O from tho OK
Treasurer aud smotiea is claimed, On
opening the papers the attorney general
discovered that there was not personal
service ON all the securities and some Of
them were only served with u process 0
few days ago, For these reasons the case
was continued to the next term ofcourt,
A plea Of general denial IL 10 be
entered for all sureties whether under
personal or constructive services and for
not served no all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
FOOLED THE MINISTER'S.

ohio Hall Players Fined 20 Cents for
Sunday Hail Playing,
SpRiN0FIELp, o., June 8,-Thc Canton
and Springfield clubs played their first
Sunday gOmo Of baseball Sunday before
5000 people, Notwithstanding the min.
isters vigorous protest, Monday morn.
ing, by pre.arrangemcnt Of the baseball
management, Constable Parsons arrest
cd the managers and players, ln'Squire
Millcr's court they pleaded guilty and
each WIS fined % cents and costs The
latter will be thrown of, The church
people aro kicking over the fines im-
posed by the justice, and there Is likely
To be some fun Inter,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
pRuooEp AND MALrREArEp,
A Pretty Girl Found Unconscious on the
street NJ Parkersburg,

PARKEpsnURG, WA, June IA TO-
markably sensational case has come 10
light here, Saturday night the police
found Miss Dora Mosa pretty girl OF
~, on the street In an almost aonaeleai
condition, She recovered sufficiently 10
tell q startling story. On Friday she left
the home Of her father, q prominent
resident OF Phlllippl, w, Va, to 20 10
Clarkabmg At Grafton she met two
young male friends, who induced her 10
take some reireahment, soOn after she
became unconscious, and recovered
twenty'four hours .later to find herself
on the streets Of this city, 100 miles
away, The arl was dfuggod aud bears
marks OF terrible treatment, Theyoung
mon accused Of the crime are sons OF
prominent people, They Grewell known
and under surveillance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Tho nind DOG Ienldemlc.

RiTcHm Q. H., w. VA, June 8,-The
hydtophobia epidemic IN the western
part OF this county continues more de-
structivo than ever No less than fifty
dangerous dogs are supposed 10 be run.
ming through the section, and residents
are In n state bordering ON terror Dur
ing the past three days, large number
Of cattle belonging 10 Oliver Mullinax
james Morrison, Mrs. Ann South and
others have been bitten, and Il Is feared
the infection will spread TO them. just
across the line In Pleasant county, the
residents have held meeting 10 appeal
to the State for protection,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
A Floct Of wnrahlpa Arrive.

HALIFAX, N. s., June 8,-Two torpedo
boats are expected TO arrive from Eng.
land this month They will DO accom-.
panied out by II. NJ s, Tyne. A fleet
Of warships arrived yesterday from Ber,
muda, including the Partridge, u com.
paratively new gi,nhoNt Of the first class,
d sister ship Of Che Thrush, She carries
six guns. There IN n rumor here that n
regiment Of the line and two batteries
Of artillery ARE about TO sail from Eng.
lind TO Newfoundland.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
rhc Indcnr rAsnl NoIcr Ahnnrd.

PROVIDENCE, H. l., June 3,-rho no.
suits Of the Littlctown elections yester
day show much boltIng aud the presence
Of the independent voter everywhere
In some cascs fusion tickets were elected.
In others candidates lacked only ono OF
two votes of an election, In North
Smith6eld there was no choice Of Council
and the old body holds over In Burrill.
Vile, three Republicans aud four Demo.
Gratis were chosen In North proyi.
denco. the council IL Republican, In
Johnstown, u fusion ticket was elected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

SAuLr STE MARIE, MlcIf, June D.
Rev. Mr.. Green, of EscOnaba Episcopal
church, will probably bc tried under the
alien contract labor law. He was q
pastor nj the Canadian 500 church and
while serving there, was contracted with
10 supply che EscmOba pulpit, He
claims that he was ignorant OF the law
but his ignorance does not satisfy the
district attorney who is investigating
the matter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Sons OF yAfAAANs.


The Onto Division tu told Their Ilgl'h
Enoampmout vt NImslcid-EStruslye
Preparations Made - strict Military
Discipline W be Observed - Many
Prilos 10 he awarded.
MANSFIELD, O, June 4,-The eighth
annual encampmeut Of the Ohio
division, Sons Of Veterans, In this city,
June 10, H. la aud 10, viii undoubtedly
be the most largely attended and most
successful YET held The encampment
win be strictly military, and the $500
visiting members Of the order will go
into camp on the fair grounds, Nell
vaine camp has made extensive prepare
tions for the event, AZ least $4,000
strangers are expected during each day
OF the encnnpmcnt,
Programme fnr The -Four Days,
First dayi Business meeting NJ 10 u,
m. and 1880 p, N, 40 Memorial Opera
house, Second lays Business meetings
40 GA, m, aud 1880 p, nj camp fire In
Memorial Opera house AZ 1850 p, mn
hll'NhNlht huNNlNul NNlllUVllt 'A'loN'
ernOr Foraker Gen, z, II, Bowling,
Gen, Charles Griffin, Col, W, y, Bundy,
Mayor Il, u, McCrory and others,
Third days Business meeting at o ~,
M, military parade NJ 1880 y, M, buai'
ness meeting at l,HO, Fourth days
Business meeting NJ 0 u, M, competitive
drills NJ 1880 p N, NJ the fair grounds,
Tho List of Prizes
For the best drilled and equipped
camp, division stand of colov, There
are six other prizes, ranging from $50 10
800, for the camp having the largest
number Of members present In Mans
ileldi for the cmnpmusteiing tho largest
number Of mombors since Jan, Il for
the camp performing the utuaistic
work In Che best manner, and for the
camp making the best showing In all
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SHUT UP, OLD BIZ
EMPEROR WILLIAM INFORMS PRINCE
BISMARCK

Tsst Ito Must NJ Once Cease His Uttsran-
COS on Political Anairs and Other Mat
ters Relating to Ills Retirement, with
which the Press Have neen FILLED Of
Late-many oniolals at the Minor
German Courts Dismissed -Obstruoting
the Emperor's Policy
BERLIN, June a,-fhe emperor has in
formed Prince Bismarck that II he does
not Vt once cease his utteraneea on
political affairs and other mattera relat-
Ing 10 his retirement, with which tho
preao have been filled Of late, the result
will be serious TO him, A number Of
officials NJ the minor German courts
have been dismissed for intriguing at the
inatigation Of Count Herbert Bismarck,
10 Obatruct the emperor's policy,