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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

New YoRK, Jan. 6.-The board OF
health met yesterday afternoon for the
flrht time since the Influenza made ~ APP
pearanue In this city, Preadent Wilson,
who has been WI with the grip for o fort
night, was able 10 preside, but had not
fully recovered hia health, The subject
of The influenza waa not touched upon
at the meeting, but Dr., Roger 3, Tracy,
the registrar, made the following report
ON the Increased mortalltyi
"rhe sudden and marked Increase In
the number Of deaths 10 apparently due
10 an epidemic oi influenza, for Il 10 not
confined 20 any ono portion OF the city
and h chiefly due 10 pute Inflammation
OF the respiratory organs and those other
organs which are most apt 10 be un'
fayOrably affected In such cases, VIII The
heart and the kidneys, Although the
mortality from pneumonia has been
pretty well distributed, tho increase has
been m arked Ia the westerly wards, ly'
ing north OF Fourteenth street Tho In
crease OF deaths h 10 q great extent
among persona over 20 years OF age,
thero having been out OF tho total IN
crease Of 4l0,868 over that age and only
N under, although moro than half the
population u under 20 years Of age
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

LlRRoS, Jan, &. Tho body Of the late
empress Of Brazil arrived here by rail
from 0pporto accompanied by Dom
Pedro and the royal family OF Brazil.
King Carlos and suite received the
funeral party al the station and repre-
aentatiyes OF the emperor OF Germany
and Austria and the queen regent OF
Spain ana the papal nmelo met tho cor
tege ~ the cathedral, Tho dean OF the
archdiocese pronounced ahaoution,
after which tho members Of the imperial
family followed tho body 10 the vault
whera tho remainder OF the service WA
performed,
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TO OUR READERS.

Subscribers 10 tho STARK 90. WEEKLY
DEMOCRAT, indebted 10 This Company ior
tho paper, are requested 10 remit %
un BY mail or call Al the oilloe. We will
appreciate tho iavOr, and hope ~ many an
possible will Give this matter attention
during January. Tho iTARK COUNTY
DRm0ORAr IL nearly iiiiy-heven years
old, and Ia the only paper IN the county
thai gives all the news II IL Tho 0nly
paper that publishes tho Sheriff. aAleA nnd
Olhor legal county advertising. II Ia ihe
only paper 10 read II You desire the news
Oi tho Uonnly, and Of the State aud nau,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Inrh snll.hnr,,. Noln lo rorlnrnl.

LONDON, Jan. S.--The latest note sent
by Lord Salisbury 10 tho Portuguese
minister Of foreign affairs requested
Purtugal 10 Immediately order her
agents In Southeast Africa TO put stop
nj once TO acts similar 10 those attribu.
ted 10 Scrpa Pinto, and intimatod that
their continuance would icopardizo
friendly diplomatic discussions Of tho
questions nc issue. II is stated that
orders have been sont 10 the warehips At
Gibraltar with especial reference 10
portn. al.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

NEW YOUE, Jan. s.-l6aac Sohilansky,
an aged Polish Hebrew was murdered
In The yard Of the tonomont No \ Eliza.
beth street by Frank Boouh and several
other Italian tenants Of the house who
knocked the old man down and beat and
kicked him until he was inscnsihls, He
died while being taken 10 u hospital
Sohilanlky was landlord OF tho tenement
and had accused Boouh Of damaging tho
property. A quarrel onsucd and Bocuh
Knocked Schilansky down, Tho other
Italians then joined Bocuh In beating
and kicking Schianaky, Tho police
have arrested Boouh and three Of his
comphniOna.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

NEwDURa, N. y, Jan. 8. William II.
Rogers, wealthy and prominent busi-
ness man Of Fishlull Landing. died at
his home on Spy Hill yesterday, aged 90
years. He wns vice president Of the
Mechanics Bank Of Fishkill, president Of
the Fishkill Shoe company, member OF
the board Of education and trustee Of the
village He leaves three Sons and two
daughters
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. s.-Miss Eliza
beth l.. Drexpl eldest daughter Of the
late trAncis A. Drcxel, was married yes
terday 10 Walter q. Smith, q lawyer Of
this city. Archbishop RYAN performed
the ceremony 1T 81 Domnick'e church,
Holmesburg, assisted by o distinguished
body OF prelates. There were no bride
maida. A brilliant company OF gueats
attended Mrs. Smith Is one OF tho
wealthiest ladies in America and Is a
deter OF Miss Kate Drexel, who recently
entered convent at Pttgburg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
marlnuls and CLARK Elected Senators.

HELENA, Mon, Jan, s,-fhe Demo
crat mot NJ noon In Joint session, Dill.
gent efforts on the part Of Clark and
friends brought out q quorum and on
tho ligt ballot Clark and Maglnnia were
elected Democratic aonutore from Mon
tana by vote OF "a each, Hon, w, A.
Clark was the president Of the late con-
Htltutional convention of Montana, IL .
well known banker and mine owner Of
Butte. Hon. Martin Mnginnia has r0'
poatolly represented Montana AZ a dole
gate In congress Governor Toolo has
signed the certificate OF election OF
Mcasra. Clark and Mnginnia, but u y
said chat Secretary OF State Rotwltt wlll
refuse official Authorization and with
hold the state seal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Den Hur Tabieaux.

Mr.. d. W. Cox, the manager Of the licl
Hur Tahloaux Company h In the city &
assist the local committees In giving th
finishing touches to the arrangement
lie exhibits fine photoa Of the costume
ctc. Our people should keep In mind lhn
this entertainment h first class ana Il,
tho beneilt Of the Canton City lloapln.
Every body should buy tickets and reserve
their seats early,
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nody Of an Oystsr Drcdrcr round.

BALTIMORE. Jan. s,-Tho body OF an
oyster dredger 1oated ashore near
Tigleman's Point yesterday, Papers
found In tho pockets indicated that his
name was John Hamilton, and that no
lived In Philadelphia, There was hole
In the back of his head like pistol shot
wound. The coroners jury rendered
verdict that he came 70 his death by
violent means The body had been IN
the wnter two or three weeks and II is
thought that he was killed In fight
with the oyster navy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

Boston, Jan. s.--The number Of deaths
reported IN this city vest rday was
seventy three, against eighty y-aix Che day
before. OF thus number three resulted
from ia grippe alone and ten from In.
hucnza complicated with other diseases,
chiefly pneumonia. City Physician Mo
Cpllom sail that in his opinion the epi-
demic has passed rs worst period. Colder
weather will undoubtedly lessen la In
tansty, anil as tho feehlest and most
arDcepti ile have already been attacked
the numbcc Of victims will DO likely 10
Rradually diminish.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Convention Of Republican League.

New YoRK, Jan. 9.-Prosidont ]. M.
Thugton, Of the Republican Leaguo, OF
the United States, has called the third
annual convention Of the league, 10 bo
hold at Nashville March 4, 1890, About
1000 delegates from the various state
leagues are expected 10 attond. After
Tho convention the delegates will go 10
Chattanooga to holda Republican league
mass meeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Notice to Contractors.

Healea NIds will be recoived At Audltre once, "
Cant n, y ark county, 'ho, on J.nunfy 10 b, l-9ls
ior rephifng or 70 ilii,ing unr abntnIUnt aud the
eupefttnoture for bridge ACROSS uo aF bran h
nl slmie iilen Greek on at Iuar lawns str,o I
naid aTldge 10 be7O ~ long aud % io't VIII, hln
a "A h itirnish their own N rs md slrcihcat no
nccofdInl 10 The Tho law. ODnm,urhnuIu 20 re-
e,rve ine rRit ~ reject any or VI b d..
y" N Il P.L MANLY
jAn7Tdw Comfy Andilcy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

NEW YORK, Jan. e.-Buaneaa In the
supreme court IL impeded by tho
''grlppe.n Justice Lawrence ia laid up,
and Justice Smith, who came from FL
mira 10 help tho city iudgea out, sue
oumbed 10 the illness after sitting one
day. Judge lAremore, OF tho common
pleas. aud Clerk Minor, OF the superior
court, are also ill
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Letting of School House.

Sealed proposals will DO received NJ The once of
thi Clerk " the Hoard Of lsdno ton VI Perry iOwh-
ahlp ~ Mass Hon ohio, M, We Main street. NE
III N elyr O'Clock noon, on the bh day " obruari
lBO for bulliing M adIi Ion 10 School House ~
District No. y aalt township, according 70 the ilaut
aud aperlnc itlOna on Ole m said once,
Hath bid must contain tho NAT of every person
Interested In tho same and be- accompanied by a
an1iolent guaranty u som diBlntorr, ted psnOn.
that " tho bid N accepted nfact VIII be entered
Into AMI too performance VI " rpelly ricu o.,
The bid tor each Kind OF material chll "a for by
the spec ncaiiOi NUT be stated Mna'ht y and ihe
price Of zach pivun and the price Labor must " q
IN appnrately atatM None tut the lowest rorponsi.
bio BID will 10 acceptcj aud thv Boaru mal reject
any or All bids,
LOUis A KV, NA Cloik
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
VESKSIl
nAMnrn on TIIH TONOuH.

For thToe a. four years had an eal.''g sac On
nv tongue that made considerable hols IN ~
bscams alarmed Al lla WoHesa, ana went ~
Atlanta lof ueatmenL The result waa lhAl !
.ommeneed tho use Of hwiita hpeelne Ana lho
eHe was soon gone, without bapp ~ y wv,
ThOlnanion, Ia, MAJ " W. ~ AA"'''
Tseatlsa oa CanoeF mailed iIee, n.
dwnpT hrgolFIO 90, DaNeff Atlanta, w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
rropo.ed Tnrln on Wool perraa.

PosToN, Jan. e.-At n special meeting
Of the board OF directors Of the Mer-
chants association the following resolu-
ton regarding the proposed tariff on
wool dogras WA unanimously adopted;
Resolved, That wool dograa, or brown grtaso,
for which no known substitute oxistui that tho
domestic production Of doRras being 20 limit
cd na 10 nOoopaltAto the importation OF grease,
that 40 such importation does not injuro nor
conflict with any domontio Industry that,
sion Of degras or brown grease Tor tanning
FREQ nf dutV
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They also adoptod tho following.

Resolved, That this board, recognizing the
importance OF u uniform and oiilolont adj
minlstrntion OF customs laws, and believing
this 20 bn compatible with spirit OF falrnoaa
and libwallty towerds importefa would ro-
tlona contained In the administrative tariff
bill, prepared by the Legislative committee OF
tho Homo Market club,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
ENoLAND's DEPRAVITY.
AN aE-sosrM MtestNetN e'Ve0
DAMAGING TfsiWpN'

oas Of the Men implicated - =, ;s 80 s'-'
Endseyors TO Get witnsss 10 do TO Aus
taila-Oreat seTow over tho Death
Of the DowagaT EmPFess Augusta
N Americans 10 EntsFtain Stanley In
i.andon.
LONDON, Jan, a.---At tho trial OF Ar.
thur Newton, frederick raylopon and
Adolphus DeGalla, Ia the Bow street
police court, In connection with the
West End scandal, an ex'postal meheen'
ger named Perkins, awore that after he
had given testimony against Newton
and Week, Newton tried 10 induce him
10 go 10 Australia saying no knew q
man who would give him (Perkins) SEQ
down and a a week for three years aud
would also pay the same sum TO each OF
the other witnesses, Wright, swlnscoe
and Barber, II they would all emlgrate
together
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

as,asl years ago was sallad 70 - : emu e'ao''a "
woman who had malignant form ~ sAuVs'V w
her food Tho cancer ueW Wofee undp lhe lie-
sshbed iTeaimani, and tho loea ana eneslae p'
ths iola we're NJ length ealen enllleV sway lps
p,lisnt could not have survived mp'h 'ohE.H
bui cor leaeed the use Of hWllpa hps.'n''
snd II cured heF sound we'll That was l.fes
yean ago. and lhsle has been no Iesum Of Tho
aissaas, regard hvlns Specific mos. sHoet'
lsnl medicine iof ilhod diseases, a. Ia Tendency
nlik,vills' Ma wH, n arIsa, MD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

LONDON, Jan, e,-llenry NJ Stanley
has accepted the offer OF a banquet In
his honor 10 be given by Americans In
London, but says he can not definitely
fix the date, lle cables that he will
probably arrive In London about tho
middle Of February The banquet will
be presided over by Minister Lincoln,
who will present 10 Stanley on behalf Of
his entertainers, an American flag aud a
massive silver shield inwrought with
African seemed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

Charles Heany and Rose Goodwin, oi
Canlonl JoaephD, Logger and l.lsale hlooshe,
Of Maxlmoj VIM, Price and bertha Lle'
bole, Of Lake J., Oh Harry =, wave
and Hattie NJ, Anthony, OF Louisville
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
:, rles and Plgms ;...i;.:...,."..

llNb huu iuulb sss'. s'sssss'sss so
Evaporattd Raspberrirs".."".. 30
sweet Pickles.
Everything usually kept in a first
class grocery. Goods delivered TO any
part OF the city. Call at corner Gibb'
and Lippert Streets, and 10 East Tue.
caravans Street Orders by postal care
promptly attended to. auS OF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
NO ABATEMENT,

-Ia grippe" atil iioida sway In Various
feetlons of tho Country'
CmoA0O, Jan. a.-Mm, Louise Itohl'
var, aged 30, died yesterday from The
Influenza with complications OF hronehi'
tlh and pleuriay, after three days Illness.
Thls 10 the second death from influenza
reported 10 the health office,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
sHERIFF SALE.

George shTiyor \ order OF sale IN PArl
VA \ ton, stark County Com
flory shfoyer Of al. mon Plsas Court
ny virtue Of An order Of sale 10 partition, issued b.
,ho olOfk OF the OOurt Of c0mniol plpM Of htafl
county o., In the above action and 70 me directed
all offer for halo, nj public outcTy, NJ the doc
OF tho court house, In the olty Of Janton, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of Feb, 1880
The following described real estate to-wlt sltu
ati In Atnik county ohio, and U,inH tho gtuh ~
Oi the southwest unAit'i " section nuibb,r nj I
four (Bi) tnNhAhip eleven Qil, OF range eight 80
ooutalnisg Rhty (HO) acfrA moro Or lou,,
APP alaod at sl 900
Sale w commence NJ one O'Clock y, M Torms
one, third cash on day Of aAlu. Ono-ihlfd m Un'
year OnO.thrd IN two years, with Interest trnn
day Of eale, secured by mortgage upon tho prem
Q. A. KRiDER, sherin
JonN LAIN, ATTY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

Or. II. Russell Burner will positively q
nt tho Barnett House, Canton. Ohio. We'd
ncsdny, Thursday and Friday, Dnnllary
:, 10, and II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

When BABY was tlct, ve gave her oaa'oriA
When shs was a child, she cried for cAs'orlA'
Ghsa ahe beoamu Mis-, shs olung W cAs'orla'
glsa she had Children, she gAvea nm cAA'orlA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
TO WEAK MEN

auiering from tho objects Of youthful orora oArly
decay, wasting weakness. loat manhood, oto, will
sond valuable troAtiao ineAledl containing iull
partleulara for homo cure, FREE OF charge A
epiendid medical work nhould be rad BY evofy
man who Ia nervous and dobiliiAted' Address
Prof. II. q. FOWLER. MoOdus, Conn.
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DOCTOR ALBERT HAS DEVOTED MU5H TINE TO The STUDY OF


Which from their nature are
the most difficult Of human
Ills to treat successfully. In
treating these complaints DIR
ALBERT does not by the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

lsOR AALE-i99 acres good fa' ming land goo o
huldlbgH, good wafer, D niles u irih n canon,
WIN tcl ar ex hangr f9r city nrppeiy, or viii rem
10 4 good party. Call at l25 :. cherry w. ieh "
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

M Bahb mind md
lod In lust
iotMs
D Iutmemr Ryh hhOfh
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-19
A BUSINESS DEMOCRAT.
A Working Man and Miner Makes {
Plain Talk on Statehood for
Plain People.
Facts that Rise Above the Politicians
Serious Thoughts on a Grave
Subject for People to Read
and Heed.
To the Editor OF the New Mexican.

To the Editor OF the New Mexican.
KINGSTON, N. NJ, Sept. II, 90.-Thert
are certain grave questions which arise
during the individual political life of ar
American citizen, which outside of party
require much consideration and well bal
anced thought, ,and these questions must be
dealt with from the purest and most pa
triotic motive for the greatest good to the
greatest number; must take the place oil
any and all party lines for the benefit OF
the masses, and for our fellow co-opera-
ton with our neighbors. Our truest cal
culatlons must be placed to the credit OF
the most good. We must in that instance
throw off the yoke OF party and be citi-
zen for the best and wisest direction our
humble efforts can suggest In this
course of action We but prove to the world
that we are free, untrameled, and able
to Judge for ourselves in any issue that
may occur.
A grave question is upon us, and one
that, perhaps, the majority of the un-
thinking citizens pass over lightly, or by
hearing the expression of another,
agree to, without thought, and yet regret
in the future, when the time had passed,
that more mature deliberation had not
been his course. refer now to the
QUESTION OF STATE GOVERNMENT
for our territory. What is territorial
government? and what is our position
therein? We are nothing; child Of the
government, with yet our swaddling
bands about us. We are American free
men without rights. We hold nothing.
We are not represented. We have no
voice, and our progress is hampered and
retarded. We are not complete citizens,
and are not permitted to enjoy rights as
American freemen. Laws are forced
upon us which are most Objectionable
without our power or voice to rescind.
We are used as a refuge for all the broken
down politicians that the government
does not know what to do with. For
nearly forty-fve years we have been a
territory of the United States; our old
timers have fought the Indians and i'm
proved the soil our hardy miners, with
pick in one hand and rifle in the other,
have partially prospected this splendid
territory. Mineral deposits of all kinds
are in the bosom OF our mountains; our
valleys TEEN with milk and honey our
resources are vast, and
YET THE DOOR. is LOCKED TO US.
Foreign investments are looking our
way and yet not one dollar since 1887, by
the passage of that outrageous and arbi-
trary alien law, has found its way into
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-19

railroad companies after the construction
of a road can not cut timber on the pub
lie land and if they buy it of persons
who cut it off of public lands, the courts
in many cases, certainly in Colorado,
rendered judgment against them for the
value OF the timber after it was cut. A
number of railroads in Colorado have
been compelled, under the existing law
to 60 into New Mexico and buy timber of
private grants very large expense; the
law provided for the use of such timber
by mines and others, and expressly ex-
cluded railroads from the provisions OF
the act.
These specific statements were rendered
necessary by an evident msunderstand-
ing on the part of some eastern senator's,
who imagine that railroads are allowed
undue privileges, for the purpose of re-
moving erroneous notions.
Senator Teller further explained that
the great damage to the forests of the
northwest is not its consumption by the
people, but by waste by fire; hundreds OF
acres in Colorado have been burned over
where one acre has been cut off. A sin
gle fire in 1879 burned many times more
than had been consumed by the people
since the early settlement of that country.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-19
TIMBER AND RAILROADS.


DENVER, Sept. 10. A special from
Washington says: A part of the bill to
repeal the timber culture laws. as passed
by the senate, is clause adopted by all
almost unanimous vote, providing that
in Colorado, Montana, Idaho, North
Dakota, South Dakota aud the silver re-
gions of Nevada and Utah, in any crimi-
nal prosecution or civil action by the
United States for trespass on the pub
lie timber lands or to recover timber cut
thereon, it shall be a defense if the de-
fendant shall show that said timber was
so cut or removed from the timber lands
for use in such state or territory by q
resident thereof for agricultural, mining,
manufacturing or domestic purposes, and
has not been transported out of the
same; but nothing in this act shall
operate to enlarge the rights OF any rail.
way company to cut timber on the pub.
lie domain.
The latter sentence led to question
being put to Senator Teller for an ex.
planation of wi at rights railroads have.
He stated that the general rule was that
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-19
BOUGHT THE MIDLAND.
The Announcement is Made that the San
ia Fe Company Has Made Che Trade
An Important Change.

New YORK, Sept. 19.-The announce
ment is made to-day that the Atchison
railroad has bought control Of the Colo
RADIO Midland.
1t is said the price paid was $50 per
share.
The Colorado Midland operates 274
miles of road, the main line running
from Colorado Springs to Newcastle,
Colo, 234 miles, and branches to Aspen,
Spring Gulch and Arkansas junction.