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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Monsgnor Rotclli, papal nuncIo
at Paris, will shortly bo elevated 10 tho
cardinalate,
Woodruff & Farnham, New York, fish
md salt dealers, have asaigncd with
preferences for S68,OOO.
The Seattle National bank, OF Seattle,
Wash, Ter, capital Se5O,OO0, has been
authorized to begin business,
The new Methodist church NJ Bedford
was opened on Sunday. II 10 said 70 be
the finest church building In that place.
A caucus Of dock owners and wharf
masters was held In London at which II
waS resolved 10 employ non'union men
whenever II shall seem desirable.
The Bank Of England has been author.
lied 20 increase Ia Issue Of notes by
e250, 900 ON condition that II makes u
similar increase In itg securities,
Secretaries Blaine and Tracy attended
the cabinet meeting yestorday, and for
the frat time In six weeks all tho NOM
bers OF the cabinet were present
Right Honorable Sir Pcter O'Bricn,
chief Justice OF the queens bench diyi'
sion OF the Irish court, will succeed JuS-
tico Nnish on the Irish education com
mission.
Application for authority 10 organize
the First National lank, Of Elgin, Tex,
by @. A. King and his associates, hai
been filed with tho comptroller OF the
currency.
Col George Il. Waring, OF Rhode
Island, inventor Of the Waring eystem
Of sewerage, has been authorized by the
Butler, Pa, council 10 prepare plans foI
an extensive system OF sewerage FOR that
town.
Rev. Leroy Stevens, president OF thS
Mt. Pleasant Baptist institute, has no.
cured subscriptions for $4,000 OF the
$50, 900 endowment fund for the college
and has n good outlook 10 secure the
total amount.
Tho bank OF Bcrrcn Springs, Mich.
Reeves, Patterson ~ Co., propriotore
has closed its doors. The liabilities arc
about S90,0 900, II Ia understood tho firm
became involved by backing tho 81
Joseph Valley railroad.
Frederick Gunthor, who arrived In
New York from Antwerp on the steamer
Waseland, Feb, 3, has been found 10 IN
suffering from typhus fover. llo hai
been taken 10 u hospital This 10 th'
second case among those who were steer
age passengers on tho Waseland.
s. II. Hanks, tho countorfcitcr, waI
arrested NJ Chicago and fomerly turneC
over 20 tho United States authorities
Capt. Porter, Of the secret service, hal
been after Hanks for six months, ant
has followed him all over the country
Hanks scheme Is raising 81 bills into Sl'
and his work 10 very clever,
While crossing tho Chicago and 0ran'
Trunk railroad track In Charlotte, Mich.
with team OF horses and wagon, Lo
renzo Stemplar, farmer, and William
Hayden, both aged about 90 years, wor,
struck by westbound passenger train
Stcmplar was instantly Killed, and Hay
den received serious injuries,
Judge O'Brien, Of New York, ha
handed down his decision In the celebra
ted Sugar trust case. He decided, II
substance, that the company should b,
allowed TO continue It's business, bu
continues the injunction restraining th,
trust from transferring Its property o
assets or doing any other acts that nigh
interfere with the rights OF the plaintiff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
The Contract Labor law.

WASHINGTON, Feb, ie,--SeeTetAry
Window has been called upon 10 decide
a very delicate question, and his deois'
lon, when rendered, will be- OF great In
tereat 10 musicians, for II will define the
line OF demarkaton IN 10 where muhl'
clan ends and an artist beginA The
question has been brought before the
treasury department by the collector al
New York, who desires 10 be informed
whether ho can admit the mombora OF
the famous Strauss orchestra Of Vienna
to this country without violating the
allen contract labor law, This orchestra
Ia booked for a six montha concert tour
In this country, commencing In May
next, and Mr.. Strauss has asked II his
orchestra can bo permitted 10 do 10, Tho
members. II N conceded, aro under con
tract 10 receive stipulated sum each
week, Under the contract labor law
only professional actors and artl6ta can
come here under contract
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
HER Housn TOO SMALL
And Hor Many Frionda Had TO Adjourn
TO n Public Hail,

And Hor Many Frionda Had TO Adjourn
TO n Pubic Hail.
Nearly ono hundred friends OF Mrs.
Mary E. wcrnct gave her quite surprise
last evening. After the party had assem-
blod nj another house, they went together
to her homo at No. 10 East Third street
and took possession OF her'houso. II was
quito surprise and Mrs. Wcrnet was
nearly overcome by the great number OF
friends which had rushed In upon her.
Tho party being too large for any comfort
at the house, II was arranged that the on
tire company should adjourn TO Schario's
hall on North Market street where an or
chestry had beon placed. The evening
was spent very pleasantly In social talk
and dancing, which continued until after
midnight. II was one OF the most plons-
ant gatherings which has taken place for
some time.
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JesTlMoNy or AMUTE.
zAs atahdAgd nSnHsry EEplosisa Iavsstl.
GAtian NJ Lima.


LIMA, Feb, 1.-The coroner Ia lnVestl-
eating tho recent explosion NJ tho Solar
refinery, aud Saturday took tho te6tl'
mony Of Jacob u, hhowaller, a muta
employed NJ tho refinery, hhowalter
saya that on tho morning OF Feb, no
was confronted by a man who made q
gesture as though he wanted hhowalter
10 follow him. "lie wrote on a piece OF
paper asking me whore lived /" said tho
mnte, "ln about an hour afterward no
returned and tapped me- on the ahoulder,
and hgnalled me 10 come into an Ad'
joining shed, He wrote rote 10 mo,
bayingl Il have got something with mo,
but cannot 40 10 the front for awhile
You must be careful, and | will give tho
tip, was afraid ~ return 10 work, but
after dinner learned OF The explosion ut
the refinery, l went 10 DR., Kahl and
gave him the note and asked his advice" I"
showalter further says that ho can fully
Identify the man.
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nnlirhtfnl Party.

A delightful party was held Saturday
evening at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. A. Stover, No. 2S7 South Cherry street,
In honor OF Mr.. II, l.. Caskey. The even
ing was spent very pleasantly with music
and playing games, after which grand
supper was served, Mr.. Caskey has now
gone 10 Massillon 10 spend q few days
with friends, after which he will leave for
Plttsburg, where he intends to spend the
coming summer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
The Christian EvauRolis..

There was even larger audience last
night than the night before at the Christ
ian church TO hear tho Indian evangelist
on the "Outpouring Of the Holy Ghost
at Pentocost.n Mr.. Parsons delivered q
very able sermon on the subject. He said
II was tho fulnllment of q prophecy made
800 years before, also OF the promise OF
another comforter who should "brlng oil
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
The convention adjourned.
ouIl,y Of Crlmlnal carsles.rn,a..

CINCINNATI, Feb. 1e, -Theooroner'a Jury
rendered verdict ON tho three victims
Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
railroad disaster, near Spring Grove
cemetery, on the night OF Jan, H.
Charles Brunaon, the telegraph operator
at Carthage station. who Ia only n years
old, was found guilty Of criminal care.
leeaness The railroad company was
censured for not exercising greater care
In selectlng competent employees.
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Tho mInnrIty sloehhnlasra An.wsr

sTEUBENvILLE, Feb. i2,-In the suit
OF Thomas Il. Taylor and other minority
stockholders against the Spaulding Iron
company, Ia directors and certain trus.
toea, the answer OF four OF the hyO 70.
naming directors was filed. II sub.
stantatcs and supports the Spaulding
view OF the case In all particulars. they
deny that the Spauldnga aro guilty OF
tho acb and omissions charged In tho
netlLion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
Hovon's Boon Cleaned sinoo Paved

Tho street crossings in East Tuscarawas
street below Cherry are in very bad con-
dition. The mud has completely covered
them, and as they ore on o level with the
paved street, they cannot be kept clean.
The street has never been cleaned since
II was paved,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
clan..sn'. Examination conuousS

NEW YoRE, Feb, le,-Tho oKamna-
tIon OF ox.Prcaident Claasaon, Of the
Sixth National bank, wOa continued
yesterday. Bank Examiner Hepburn
testified 20 his discovery that the $780,
900 In bonds were missing, and the vain
efforts OF Clpasscn and Poll 10 restore
them before the close OF banking hourt
on the day Of the discovery, Tho hOar-
ing will proceed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
ma critical Condition.

w. N. Boynton, travelling iewelry
salesman Of Rockford, ILL.,, Ia lying In n
very critical condition at the Barnett
House, with rheumatism, which threatens
10 go 70 his heart. In case I docs, death
will no doubt follow. Ho has q number
Of friends In this city who arc giving him
every possible attention,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
COMFORT POR SMALL INCOMES,

or How Managed My House. How
managed my children from infln-
oy 10 marriage How 10 choose n
house and furnish II no n small az
ponso, My lady.help and what Bhe
taught me, BY MRs, WARREN.
800 pogoe, l2mo, Cloth, Extra, Price.
Sl.26.
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thinka 10 their remembrance aud guide
them into all truth.h He said the world
could not receive tho Holy Ghost but Il
was promised aud given 10 all Chrlatians,
AZ tie close Of tile sermOn several came
forward and made tho ''goOd 0OnfessiOn,N
There we're some baptized aud several
more will he tonight, m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13

LONDON, o., Feb. l2.-William Ferrel,
farmer Of Greasy Ridge, this county,
was killed Sunday morning by hia sou.
The trouble arose over some triiling
matter, and the father, II Is sOld, as
saulted the son with poker, when tho
boy seized n chair and Struck his father,
breaking his neck, Tho boy has been
nrrOatod,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
A elrL man Aliemni. snIcldn.

YoUNdsTowN, Feb. l9. Frederick
Waelde, aged 90 years, who has been In
III health for some time, attempted sui.
eide. Securing n gun ho was In the act
OF firing Il at himself when he was dis
armed. Waolde then obtained n 70.
volyer, but through the PROMPT action OF
his family was prevented from using IL,
and gllard placed over him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
MOdsrn Cookery in all Ila BranohsS,

A acrios Of plain and simple lu-
etruotions for tho careful and judi
cloue preparation Of every variety
OF food. by Miss ELIZA ACTON.
Many Illustrations and n Copioua In
dox ilSpagos l2mo, Cloth, Extra, Prioa
Sl2b.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
ROBINSON CRUBsOE.

by DANIEL DEFoE Correctly re-
printed from the original edition.
With nm introduction, giving anew
history of DelNoo's masterpiece.
Acknowledged TO be the finest odi-
ton Of this work In the country.
Fourteen Full.page Illustrations
l2mo, Cloth, Extra, Price, Sl.26.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
SHEEP, SWINE AND POULTRY.

Tho history and varieties OF each;
tho bost modes OF breeding, their
feeding and management, together
with the diaoasos TO which they are
respectively subject, and tho appro-
priate remedies for each. by Ron
ERT JENNINGS, V, =.
Nearly 100 Illustrations, 500 pages.
i2mo, Cloth, Extra, Price, Si.26.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13

Fow cities In the world have such perfect
postal arrangements as Berlin, aud Il was the
fame OF the "Stephau system" which recent
ly induced tho Italian government TO send
some mon TO BurlIn TO study Il, with Wow
20 he Introduction In Itnly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
THE HAND WTTHOuT TIE HEART,

or the Life and Trials Of Jesse Lor.
ing. BY II. s. ARTHUR. Show
ing the error Of u lifetime in q
wholly dlscordant narrige and tho
final reward Of this trial Of faith.
love and high religious principle. .
ai7 pagoa i2mo, Cloth, Extra PrloA.
OF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13

style Of work that's beyond tho means of many
who would appreciate ~ 10 that although
one may be able 70 hnd charming, piotur'
esque little tea tables Tor thirty, twenty-five
or even sixteen dollars II quite another
matter when one starts out 10 iind ono for
five OF Nh dollara
A beautiful little tea table In the style OF
Louis XIV, Of which tho sketch on this page
gives a very good idea, has the Top IN onyx
aud the rest 0f tho table In glt. This would
necessarily 10 very expensive, and only ap'
preoiated for a certain style of room, but the
same design might be used In mahogany or
cherry, or any other Kind 0f WOOD that
might DO preferred. Tho naa " such little
tables, When tho style ID really good, 10 In
valuable Ia helping out tho decoration OF a
room, thoy break tho monotony of an other
wins niif looking room and form eontcr
around which people naturally group them
selves A pretty leaf or BIT of drapory IL Of
course an Improvement 70 almost every
table Some very handsome tables or stands
are made by tho Japanese of teakwood With
marble tops. In design they are straight and
aquare, tho legs beautifully carved, tho only
direction Ia they are very heavy looking aud
No distinctly Japanese that they would be
out Of place In room that did not In home
way suggest the Japanese style In decoration.
gonle OF theae tables sel ~ low ~ ~, and,
considering their workmanship, tccm very
cheap,
A very inexpensive little table might bo
made Tor n library or sitting room OF almost
any wood ono might fancy, and II might al
most serve for n bookcase, ~ II has ample room
for books or papers construction itipeome
thing like very high office ttool, except uat
the Top aud shelves are square and u has four
legs Instead Of three, AZ about foot from
tho top n second shelf Il placed, and this Ia
followed by three or four shelves the same
shape as the top, Of course tho natural spread
OF the legs would make the bottom shelf CON
gldarably larger than the first, and thoIe
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
THE HORSE ANp HIs pIsEAsEs.

Embracing his history and manage.
mont varieties and breeding, with
tho diseases 10 which no 10 subject,
and the remedies best adapted 10
their cure, BY RoDERr JENNINGS,
V. =, Raroy'6 Method OF Tanning
Horses 10 added.
Nearly Ono Hundred 'lnstmtionA,
10 pages. i2mo, Cloth. yVtra Prios.
20.
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Aboul oUN iAsLts,
nsuls tatsFeatiAE Suggestions ffem ~
ran OI HoIen AndsFsga,

rea of Helen Andspea,
Tils New York Decorator and FufnishaF,
Ia an sIeallent article ny Helen AndHrsun,
has tho following " aay about Our Ia
blesiH
Onns upon tinis we we're we'll content
with one stiff aud shiny table In the center Of
our bast room, table that made not tho
Alghlaat prelsnsa 70 drapery, not eVen
scarf, Hat today such talle IN our modern
hOnsss would look like a desolata Island ~
lhs ga, ior almust every house abounlA ~
little tables scattered In every possible nook
and oorner, Many of these are very dainty
And artistic, great many copied from pld
tahlsa, aud still a great many more purely
American IN maks aud dfhlgui And there are
any amount Gi them made ~ heavily gor
ReOus, W overloaded with OrnAmentati0n
that one feels under great obligations 70 the
maker for giving entirely TOO much ior 1hs
money,
before furniture wis iurned Out NJ factories
by thousands and tens of thousands, the worh
being made by hand was, ot oourse, more en-
psndye, much more careful ln form and exc
cution, and II WA utterly impossible 70 In
dulge IN tho cheap and gaudy style Of deoora'
ti0h which ID tha mistake VI the modern
makers
Many people fail to realize or are indltfer'
ent ~ the fact that a table costing thirty
dollars cannot ba duplicated Tor three Al
though ambitious dealers In cheap furniture
viii make and advertise tho attempt, the 70,
sult is seldom satisfactory, In fact after all
tho dainty form aud finish has been lost poor
materials substituted, tho imitation ID ~ poor
that II hardly iuslitaa tho larm Imitation AZ
all II ia NJ hard Tor tho majority 70 realize
that ono can more than got their moneys
worth, and ~ the demand u for this style of
work, II becomes quite dliiicult matter 70
hnd simple and good article that viii not
put its owner 10 shame by lta unmstakable
air Of trying " be fine, uf course there ID no
trouble in finding good articles IN first elA'a
concerns, but unhapply II u jnsl Tie plain
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13

COLUMBUS, Feb. i2.-Hon. Chauncey
N. olds, one OF ohios ablcst lawyers
died here yesterday from stomach trou
Bile, aged "a.
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qRAEsvHRs or REAL nsrATH
For tho Week Ending February l0ih, he'
ported by II, II. rrump'a p0nn, AbatTao'
tors Of Title,
CANTON

CANTON
Watson DatdOrlf 70 j, A, Howenallne,
A0b0, tb0Oi II, u, bowman 70 VIM, DumQnl,
pt 1870, $1,000 Elizabeth II, Sohlott 70 Jae,
Wageiier, B8al, 300, Henry EYerhard'a
helra 10 w, N. CLARK, 20 Willlam'a addl-
tlOn, ", ,2OOi w, II. Clark 10 Sam Willis,
10 Williams addition, t260Ol j, u, Kitz.
miller 10 Margaret Heiielman, section u
1910, N,bO0l MaRdane Mnuurdy 10 VIM
Archlnal, et al, pt li0, B,OOOl Dora Jenr-
nero 10 Clothlltle Jearmero, h, VI 80 w,
n, Sherlock, et al 10 George II, Cook, a20h
a20A, 1900 l.. hchaeiler'A receiver 70
WIN. A, and Phoebe Niat, pt lWO-lDbO,
81, ,O00i Eliza E, Uhl ", ID. j, GOldAmlth,
section v laaB, El, ,i25t u, II, Alexander 70
ella M. Hobb, llDH, 400, ,4300, W,ODOi l., M,
Jones 10 q, E, Shull, pt W2, t,bOOl u, NJ,
Jones 10 CurtlA Sandals, pt 710, 1A, u,0DDi
j, II, Klt1mlller 10 Catherine Wise pt 30,
2Oi, 80, ,bOOi Harrison iaynod'a helrh 10 y,
~ Bonberger, pt Bsa, 600.
MAaaiLLoN.
Gath. Maate 10 Louis Llmbach, pt LA,
t2b0Oi Edward Herring 10 q. II. Wagner,
gl-iOO a Sd ward, e776lJ. q, Buoher 10 Pc
Ter Grlbble, nj 28, 1900, Adam Hammer
amlth 10 Henry Shrlyor, pt ga, N7tOi
Adolph Bauman 70 q. II. Fox, 2l, NAbO'
ALLIANGf,
Sarah and VIM. Stephens 70 j. and A.
Hull, a7.a6, Mllncr'6 sd add. Nb0i Emanu.
el Reiter 10 Snlyhnua Raker, 2b.lOO ana
81 Wllliamspoft, 5000, Mary Miller 70 D.
Y.Louia, pt la u. Teeters' add, s2ba0i !.
10. Sutton 10 Bruner aud Jacka0n, III IA
Jennings a Brooke, tll2b, u, H. Hunter
10 j. II. Bruner, III, S2ioO'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
CATTLE AND THEIR DISEASES.

Embracing thorhiatory and broeda,
crossing and broeoing, feeding and
management, with tho disoases 10
which they are subject and the
remedies best adapted 10 their cure.
To which IN added list OF medi-
oinoa used In treating cattla by
konERT JENNINGS, v, =.
Sixty Illustrations, $40 pages. limo,
Cloth, Extra, Prio0 81 20,
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LIPE or BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.

The Celebrated Statesman and Phil
oaopher BY o. l., HoLLEY. The
sources Of Franklin's guocom, and
tho elements Of his greatness, are
rich boJ ond parallel In practical
lessons Of wisdom for all.
Eleven Full.pago Illustrations lds
pages. i2mo, Cloth, Extra, Price, tl.2A
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Not Much Relief

Upon receipt Of this Mr., Sponaeller Wis
tied the county commissioners TO hacer'
tain tho facts OF tho case, he knowing
nothing OF them, except that such q blll
had been presented Ito then iound thhi
been presented before the board aud that
Ii had boen refused. He don't noo how II
IN Ia his power 10 relieve Mr., skinner
from the bad plight In which he In In at
present.
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rhn oommInnlonera Talk.

The case has attracted much comment
througet the city aud the commissioners
are inoenaed over the effort 70 secure
money on tho publication OF the Official
abAtract OF tho county vote. They laugh
when spoken 10 In regard 70 the TAX list
and state that they have no way OF telling
MIR, Sklnnerin Intentions only by his act
Ions. lie presented 10 thom For payment
a blll OF SGl.b0 for publishing the abstract
OF the county vote with affidavit attached.
They refused 10 pay u,
Tho following reply Of Mr.. Skinnor'a
will bo read with much inlercat by tax
payers and by tho editors OF those weekly
papers who have taken up tho "oxtortlonn
cry OF the Independent
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ABtranEo TELEGRAM.

Shortly after noon the following tolo-
gram WAS received at tho court houaej
DFPUTY AUDITOR SroRhnLLERi-i hher-
wood says auditors office Inspired article
Saturday. You know that the bill IN un'
acted upon and that the story 10 boltom'
ieaa. II ID your duty % relieve mo. y
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-03

DARK will be the day in the Repub-
lican party in which the hopes of the
friends of silver go down in blackness
The success of this eastern intrigue
means the divorce of the silver-produc-
ing states from that organization. Col
orado, the two Dakotas, Montana, Wash
ington, Oregon and California will strike
a lasting alliance with the Democratic
party in that event, and many people
think that every state west of the Mis-
souri, river will go the same way. The
gold-bug releases his hold on the ma
tional throat with extreme reluctance.
1t is so pleasant for people Of fixed in
comes-the usufruct of the over-worked
and suffering masses-to realize that in
the midst of the crumbling prosperity
OF the country their ability to buy mort
gagged homes at third of their rightful
valuation is assured and perpetuated.
But the people are stern on this issue,
and their intelligent appreciation OF the
existing fiscal conditions and their
causes has been vastly increased. They
are in no mood for trifing.