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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24

81. Johns Catholic church, In West
North street was the scene OF a brilliant
wedding at 0 o'clock this morning, The
contracting, parties were Rose " pu'
moulin, daughter of President D. H. Du'
moulin of the city council, and Henry D.
Bechel, ono Of the enterprlsng young
members OF the wholesale firm OF Beohel,
Dumoulln a Co, The church was well
filed and as the bridal party entered the
organ pealed forth the bridal march from
Lohengrln, by Wagner, The bride was
dressed In fawn colored silk with Persian
trimmings and carried In her hand boz
quot Of roses, The groom wore the con
yentlonal black, the couple making a
very pretty appearance, j., II. Dumoulln,
father Of tho bride acted aa groonlsman,
while Miss Emma Bechel, sister OF the
groom, was bridesmaid
Rev. Father Arnold, an old achoolmate
Of the father Of the bride, performed the
ceremony, This was done at the request
OF the bride, as she was one OF tho llrnt he
baptized when he began serving St. Pet
ers church In Canton, Rey. Father Me-
CURE had given his consent and was an
eager spectator Of the ceremony, After
the couple had been made man and wife
according TO the impressive ceremony OF
the Catholic church, Rev. Q. V. Cheyroux,
Of Norwalk, was oelobrant OF the nuptial
mass. In the sanctuary were Rev. r. j.
Mcclure, Of 81. Johns churchi Rev, j, II,
Burkel, assistant pastor OF ST. Peter's
church, Rey. II, Sinner, OF Salomi toy,
j.. u. Kurnort, OF Harrisburg, and Rev,
John O'Connor, Of Cleveland, During
the ceremonies Prof. Wolfram presided
al the organ and the choir rendered Sc
lootions as followal Kyrle and SNnotua In
Cecllan music, bonGdiction ana Agnua
Del from Gounod'a Festival Mass. Miss
LAWN being sick Miss Blanch VlgnOa Aua.
tained the solo parts. The Mcndolaaohn
wedding march concluded the services ~
the church,
The party repaired 10 the residence Of
the father OF the bride NJ No. 100 North
Cleveland avenue, whore an elegant din
nor was served 10 o number OF Intimate
friends of the family and relatives
The happy couple have tho best Wishes
and congratulations OF legien OF friends,
lhe nrluo, ny nor hlnlhpiu uihpuhlluli uliu
sterling qualities has gained the good VIII
md friondshlp OF many or the leading
,oung people Of this city, The Young
people can consider themselves fortunate
~ they had rice and old slippers cast on
ho union. The presents were many
'oaily and handsome. The couple VIII Nt
,nco take up their residence at No. lO2
North Plum street, which has been fur
linhed, and the NEws.DEMooRAT together |
With large circle Of well wlshcrs olfcra |
congratulations.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24

supposed 10 ba inourable, For q great
many years doctors pronounced a looa
disease, and prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly falling 20 cure with
local treatment, pronounced II inourable
Science has proved Gatarrh % he q ennsti-
tutional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment, HALLS Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by w. Cheney y Co.,,
cure on tho market, II 10 taken Internal
" Ia doses from 10 drops 10 teaspoon
ful, II acts directly upon tho blood aud
mucous surfaces Of the Hystem, They Of
fer one hundred dollars for any case II
falls 10 cure, Send for circulars aud tes-
tlmOnials, Address,
", j, CgENEY q Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, Zoo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24
PLAYING ouooKnY.n

Alliance Truant onlcor Having Trouble
with Obstinate School ohildron-.'A
Number OF ofArroata--.Nows Notoe.
ALLIANCE, April %,
Truant Officer Mart Southworth has
had considerable trouble with family Of
boys In Irish town named Helm. After
several visits he filed q affidavit against
the parents, and before Esquire j., M,
Stlllwoll the parents pleaded inability to
control ono Alfred. A warrant was issu.
cd for him but he succeeded In keeping
out Of sight. Mr., Southworth also had
ono ELL Parry arrested and takon before
tho same justice for not sending his
daughter to school, He was fined $3.50
Ilo promised that the girl should attend
school regularly. Thoro arc several
moro who will receive the same fate In u
few days. Mart means business and We
know ho is doing good work.
Uuclo Dan Joscph's smiling face Is soon
upon the street again after an extended
visit among friends In Pennsylvania.
Mrs. David Hemingway, Of Irish Town,
was arrested last evening on u charge OF
keeping a speak easy.
Two citizens Of Alliance have received
government patents on inventions, They
arc Charles w. Edwards who has secured
n patent on whiilllctroo, and Charles w.
Rooppor for u brake shoe.
officer Stanley conveyed 10 this city last
night ono VIII Ray on charge OF rape,
filed by Mabel Curdon. Ray left this
locality some time ngo rnth0r suddenly
and was caught In Meadyillo, Pa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24
A DIVORCE GRANTED.
A woll Wnown Canton Couple in th
Columbus Courts.

A woll Wnown Canton Couple In tho
Columbus Courts.
A Columbus special saysi Percy O..
Bnmilton was allowed divorce by Judge
Evans this morning from Rose j. Famil.
ton. This was practically divorce OF
the original "Mcroso Family" Of the
bicycle riders, who have delighted many
circus and variety audiences In different
parts OF tho country. Tho family was
composed Of tho plaintiff and defendant
IN tho divorce caso heard this morning,
Park Byors Of Delaware, Ohio, and lit
tie child, girl, belonging TO sister OF
Mrs. Fomilton. They have travelled to-
qother with Bnrnum's, Forcpaugh's and
Soll'scrcuscs In summer for several years,
and during the winter performed fcats
with the wheel In the thoators. Bamilton
and his wifo were married nj Covington,
Ky,, in December 1884 Her homo was at
Canton, o. She became addicted TO drink
and was demonstrated with to nopurposc.
II was testified to that her drinking somo-
times intorforcd with tho performances
toward the last. hamilton said last Fob
ruary ho found his wife and Covington
man together at hotel AZ Milwaukee,
and had other evidences Of her inGdelity.
lie had started for Chicago and his wife
was 10 follow. But ho did not take the
train, and returning 70 the hotel confirm
cd his previous suspicious. Ho NJ once
cancelled all their engagements and came
TO Columbus. He owns property on
Third avenue In this city. II was also
shown that the woman has developed INTO
n cignretie Gcnd, Well known Columbus
people gave Fomilton an excellent char
actor The "famlyn has boon ro.orgpn-
igod, and travels with Wallace " Andor-
sons show. Mrs, Fomilton is not mem-
bor of IL. She Is with her parents at Can.
ton. IL h understood that the couple had
fixed up their property affairs before
tho suit was filed.
Mrs, Eamilton was formerly Miss Rose
Steiner and is at present residing with
her mother, ut No, 20 West North street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24
Tho MoKinloyB.
Nav yorE prrss

| saw Major Mckinley, the gallant lead.
or Of tho Republican majority In Congress,
on Fifth avenue, amid the great throng,
llc had evidently run away from Wash.
ington for day Of rest and change Of
scOno. lIo had tired look about his
eyes which told Of the hard struggle and
vast labor which has boon imposed on
him ~ chairman of the Ways and Means
committee to prepare o satisfactory toriil
bill. llo was the guost over Sunday Of
his brother, Abnor Mckinley, who is u
resident Of this city, Abnor Mckinley h
somewhat OF u character, He is ofton
mistaken for his brother, the statesman,
but Ia heavier and has more color In his
face. Besides, ho has distinct clerical
appearance, by which llc may easily bo
distinguished from the MAJOR He is n
keen cut business man, and has bcon tho
master spirit In organizing u company
which has brought TO perfection and Is in
Producing II now systom off telegraph
tranamlgalon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24
Conductors aro Mad,

INDIANAPOLIS, April 22,-Indlana Dl-
vision, Railway Conductors, had secret
meeting In this city yesterday, and the
proceedings of the session would II they
could be- published, make intoroating
reading The mombCra were pledged not
10 diyulgo the proceedings, but u reporter
was Oblo 10 learn that the recent whole,
sale discharge Of conductors was discussed
with q good deal Of ylgor, and that the
sentiment was almost unanimously In
favor Of wiplng ont the atrko prohibition
clause NJ the meeting Of the grand diyls.
ion In RochoatCr, N, W May 10, Horny NJ,
Mount will represent this division NJ the
national moOtIng,
Tho conductors are worked up 20 that
pitch whore they are roNdy 20 block any
attempt 10 prevent the striking out OF the
Objectionable clause, They say that the
meeting viii bo the most important gath.
oring Of railroad men for years. Conduc-
tors will not ottompt 10 speculate upon
what the nmnlgnmntlon Of their organiln-
ton with those Of all other railroad mon
may mean, They say Il is enough To
state that the tlmo IL ripo for all mon
employed by railroad companies to stand
together.
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Facts Worth Knowing

In all diseases Of the nasal mucous
membrane the remedy used must bo
non,irritaling, The medical profession
has been slow 10 learn this, Nothing
satisfactory can be accomplished with
douchea, snulla, powders or ayrlnges
because they are all irritating do not
thoroughly reach the affected surfaces
and should be abandoned as worse than
failures, A multitude OF persons who
had for years borne all the worry and
pain that catarrh can innlot testify 10
radical cures wrought by Ely's Cream
Balm,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24
A Narrow Ilsoapo,

AT about o'clock this afternoon, Sam.
uel Goldsteln, Hebrew junk peddlor, had
u narrow escape at the P.,F.W.& c. cross
ing, on South Cherry street. A west
bound freight train was shifting cars and
the gates were down. Tho Waterman
raised the gates thinking that the train
would bo at standstill, Goldstoin start.
cd TO drive across the track when the en-.
glne started and caught the rear end OF
the wagon, breaking one of the wheels
He will ask for damages.
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A Pninfnl Accident.

Yesterday an almost fatal accident oc-
Cured TO Luther Bell, u young man board
ing with q MIR. Eckhart Of i3 Cass street.
Bell is brakeman on tho Cleveland and
Canton and Southern, and yesterday nf-
tornoon about o'clock, while unloading
stone on Mulberry street, In front OF the
Mnlloablo Iron works, he slipped Off tho
car and fell TO the ground, He foil on
a bar striking Il with his chin,
the bar cutting through 10 tho bone, and
dislocntlng his Jaw. With some assist
ance he walked TO his boarding place on
Caas street. He will be unable TO work
for several weeks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24
Homo Seekers Excursions

VIII leave Chicago and Milwaukee via
the chicago, Milwaukee q 81. Paul Rail-
way ior points In Northern Iowa, Mlnnc-
sofa, South and North Dakota, Qncluding
the Sioux Indian Reservation IN South
Dakota), Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska,
on April 2g and May 20, 1890. Half-rato
Excursion Tickets good for return pas.
sage within 30 days from date OF sale.
For furthrr information, circulars show
ing rates of fare, maps, etc., address A,
V, II. Carpenter, General Passenger
Agent Milwaukee,, Wis 22d,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24

A clear complexion, bright eyes and
firm, solid flesh are few evidences Of
It's healthgiylng properties, while
not detracting one whit from the
care, | cannot lay too great
stress on the mbrtg Of Me,lin's Food"
writes A father,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24
Legal Notice.

Notice " hOrohy Rlyon that Ella NJ, R0hh dld on
the NOtn day Of March, 1890 nu her petition IN the
Court of Common flpna Ot stark county ohio, pray
lrlnuHOrN 2ud addition 20 the rlty ul Canton lying
huiWu1n hth aud uth strrcla ut tnld ctl, aud IN
ton To- VT. lgua igbO iBOO l.Oi idUl i9,H i9s7,
i'si l2sb, i9Hi iuOj, iuOi, lJOh, 1905 1907, 1905
ibOH and also praying for the vacation Of the street
extending lium Hth 10 OH streets through said lutH,
Lots numbered 1853 iabn lBOO l5Ol, idOa, i9s7
ana lHsH, lying ON tho wust Hllu of said street. aud
lots numbered 1901 iBON ia)u iJOj, ld0l iaOb,
lBDj l3ti, 1850 aud i2iB lying uu the east side Of
said street, and for such other aud further relief as
the nature Of the case aud equity may require said
petition viii ho for hearing on the on day Of May
u, l., ROM,
m97sLw Attorney for Petitioner
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24
MAsslLLoN AFPAIRs.
How tho Democrats nntrappod Ropubll'
can Counoilmen,

MAssLLoS, April 20,
"lle who laughs last laughs tost,n A
fow days ago much cncohinnton was In.
dulgod In by some Republicans because
Democratic councilman Schlagol had
moved toaccopt Republican Mayor Reeds
bond, thus giving tho Republicans the
power 10 organize the now council. ua.
uully the retiring Mayor presided at the
organization Of the now council, but
this year 40 tho result OF deep laid
scheme the now mayor hastily qualified
and his bond was accepted Ut the last
meeting, Last night Nftor the adjourn.
mont Of the old council sine die, Mayor
Reed proceeded TO organize the council,
10 tho general surprise frat ballot for
president atood;J, Il, SchlaRol, Doi votes,
j. II, Dnnglcr, r., . yotoaj Josiah Clutl,
d., 1 vote, A the council Ia political
tlo II viii bo aoon that ono Of tho Ropub'
llcnna rose above his party and voted for
n Democrat. Mr., SchlOgol was declared
elected president, nnd Mr., John Low, q
Republican, was unanimously elected
ylCO president. Mayor Reed then read
an address 10 the council which contained
many aonRlblo suggestions, llo declared
himself In favor OF public improvements,
especially street pnyinRi congratulated
tho old council on iia economical admin
istration Of the city's affairs, and com.
mCntod on the dilnpidntCd condition OF
affairs In the mayors Offices Tho coun-
oil then adjourned for one week,
Tho dime society Of 81. Tmothya Epia.
copal church will moot nt the residence
Of Mrs, G, Il. Porter
Tho Dramatic Club social session will
meet on Thursday evening ut the rcHi'
donco Of Miss Laura Russell.
Mr.. George Mong will 20 In the shoe
hualncaa, In partner with Jno, Biolbcth,
on Canal street,
James j. Hoover Is In Cleveland on
business,
Sheriff Krdcr Ia In this city.
MAssuLoS, o., April %,
Tho dance OF tho Young Mons Demo-
cratic Club hold yesterday evening was
we'll attended and everything passed oil
pleasantly,
Tho printers of the city have organized
base ball nino and are anxious to moct
somebody
A number OF Masslllon people attended
the dance at Bon Dolls south Of Maasil'
lon last night,
George Goodhart IL In Cleveland,
Mrs. Dr. II. II, williamson returned
from q visit with relatives In Columbus,
Monday.
Tho ladies Of the Christian church will
serve dinner and supper NJ Music Hall on
Decoration day,
DR.. Mossch, president Of NJ, Union Col
logc, will lecture In Music Hall on Friday
ovoning. This lecture will bo one OF the
Y's regular course.
Mrs, II. l.. Arnold Is visiting friends In
Cleveland,
Jarboau in Starlight at tho opera house
this evening.
Hose Go. No. will keep u dance NJ the
Fourth Ward engine house on the oycn-
ing Of Mny lst.
Mr.. Thomas Mcclure received u lottor
from Representative Drcsbnch yesterday
stating that he had been elected ~ one
OF tho guards and that ho would bo In
formed whom he was wNntcdnt Columbus.
TOMS many friends hero congratulate
him.
The selection Of j. II. Schlagol as prcsl.
don't OF the city council Ia received with
qualification by the Democrats OF the city,
Mr.. Schlpgcl IL ono of tho rising young
mon OF tho city.
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BASE BALL NEWS.

The Y, NJ, d, g, base ball club will bo
organized Friday night, They expect
20 have tho strongest nmatucr team In tho
county They will Try TO arrange Stark
county league with clubs from New Ber-
lin, Navarro, North Industry, Osnaburg,
Loulhylle and Canton, Managers Of
clubs living Ia the above named towns
are requested 10 correspond with the
Y, NJ, u, q, manager, this city. Address
al letters In care. Of Township Clerks
Office,
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SHERIFF. SALE.

Richard W, Tcotou Order OF sale,
VI, Stark Co, Common
A. q, RccR and WIN. II, RcelGS Pleas Court,
Hy virtue OF nn order OF sale issued by the CLERK
lf tho court OF common pleas uf Stnrk county ohio
IN Tho above action, aud 10 me directed | VIII o1ol
for sale NJ puhlc outcry, ~ tho door Of tho court
house, IN tho city Of Canton, ON
saturday, the Goth day Of April, 1880,
Tho following described real estate situate IN tho
town uf Alliance county " stark and state OF
lcrB addition 70 the Incorporated village (n0w city,
OF Alliance OHIO,
Appraised At e00o
sao 10 commence ut one O'Clock p, m. Terms
q. A, KRIDER, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24
oHRIaPIAN nNpnAYoR.
The First AnniveThary Of tho Y,P,SO.m.
OF the Firat Presbyterian Church.

The First AnniverHary Of tho Y,P,S,U.m.
OF the Firat Presbyterian Church.
About 100 members were present last
evening at the first anniversary Of the
Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-.
deayor, Of tho First Presbyterian Church,
After q sumptuous supper which had
been prepared by the young ladies' Of the
society, Mr., u, A, suther, prealdent,made
some appropriate remarks aud htrodue.
cd tho pastor, Rev, Mr., Ferguson, who
spoke Of tho growth Of the society, COM
pllmented tho members thelrearneat
work and gave them excellent advice for
the future, AZ times Rev. Mr. Ferguson
was quite witty and hia address was high,
ly appreciated,
Among other toast makers were Meaara.
Herman, Blum, II, A, Kilbourne, Ralph
Weaver, Harry Dalton, AdOlph Snyder,
Harry Archlnal aud Mr., GOughnour aud
Misses Anna Laird, Mary Numbers, Laura
Brown aud Jennie burnea,
one or the prominent members made
a proposition That no would present the
society with the tables that they were
using Tor tho occasion with the under.
standing that they raise enough money 10
buy good table linen and diHhea. In
about 10 minutes fHi2b were raised,
Atier the tohaiA all present had q pleas
ant time socially and went away feeling
Inspired with now ylgor for tho cause Ia
which they have enlisted,
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them that Mr., Monnot voted agalnst the
amendment,
No parties have sought such lnforma'
tlon IN the editorial rooms Of this paper
and no such erroneous statement has
been made to anybody, Mr. Monnot
voted aye, as WAS duly printed AZ tho
time,
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Boys Collar Bono Drokon.

Homer Lcrch, q small boy attending
tho South Plum strcotschool,wo wosrun over
by heavily loaded wagon this
noon, and sustained u broken collar bono,
The driver of the turnout is not known,
Tho boy had bocn running and fell In tho
street ~ the wagon reached him.
Young Lcrch IL now lying unconscious
at his homo on West South street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24
Legal Notice.

Rosa lfnrst whose place Of residence II unknown,
viii takt notice tnAt y, H. MluhuuUE administrator
With Will amor cd Of The estate Uf H0llub Nthuu-
WOokor deceased, has hOd hlu petition M the rtus
bate Court, IN tho county Ui STARK uul state Of ONO,
alleging that the personal estate ut sld duuudUnt IA
ubuncont 10 pay hlH dobta ana the cost of alminss
uflug his estate and that hU dlud seized Of the fol-
lowing real estate situate lu lhu ry of Canton iu
said county tOswtl Lot number Bli, iu said city,
SAID pctuOu VIII bO for hearing uu the Nlst day "
May ur na soon thereafter ~ leave can be- obtained,
N j, u, MlClENEK,
Apf2iHuW Administrator
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AFTER TWENTY YEARS.
1a Declared Failure by n
nlvanoa petilinn

A Marriage Is Declared u Failure by a
Divorce Petition.
Mary G. Lautzcnhciscr has illod potl-
ton In common pleas court asking FOR u
divorce from her husband, Almond Loutz-
onhoiscr. She anys that they were mar
ricd In Canton on August 20, 1869, and
that three children, the Oldest Of whom Is
II, and the youngest, year Of age, woro
the result Of their union. She charges
him with gross neglect, abuse by being
kicked and struck with the clinched hand
and wllful absence, She says that ho left
her April 9, 1890, and has not boon seon
since. He In tho owner OF lot No. llb1 IN
this city, and she asks for reasonable oli'
mony,
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TIye nomo.geekor., pronrnIonr.

During the months of April, May, Sep
tomber, and October, 1890, II you doslre
to 20 Woat and become wealthy avail
yourself Of the extremely low rates an.
nouncod for these excursions, via ChIca-
20, ST. Paul q Kansas City Railroad, For
rates and detailed Information call upon
ticket agents, or address
j, A, GRANGER,
Ohio Passenger Agent, % clifton Build
ing, Columbus, Ohio, nlOL.
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Ho Voted Ayo.

Tho statement Is going the rounds to-
day, that certain parties had an orgu-
mont as to how Hon. John 10. Monnot
voted on tho Ryan amendment TO the
Owens law, and that they agreed to leave
the question to the editor OF the NEWS.
DEMOCRAT, and that the latter informed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24
Accident AZ Louisville.

Yesterday afternoon as Bonnot
Bros, Of Louisville, were wording
At largo boiler, being, made in
tho second story of their shop,
thc floor burst through, and had II not
been for the heavy shaiting be-
low, which was considerably broken
II would have fallen through TO
the ground whero some men wero at
work, No one was injured.
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Tho Conduotorh' Discharge.
tOhlo state JournlLl

Tho mystery surrounding the recent
Dismissal OF u number Of old and cXpcr.
loncod conductors on the Pennsylvania
lines N gradually being solved, The story
published 10 the effect that an indig0nt
commercial traveller had been the lnatru.
mcnt In securing the dismissal Of tho mon
N partly true, hut the person, who na u
detective worRod the conductors for free
transportation, did not assume tho vir.
tues or press the claims Of the lndlgont
drummor ono Of the discharged conduc-
tors says that man claiming 20 be
member OF the Grand Army oam0 10 his
homo and stated lao was ponnIloaa; that
his family was starving aud lao desired TO
reach his homo beyond Pitiaburg. The
conductor was so affected by the mans
tale Of dlAtrcan that ho permitted him 10
ride FREQ on the train 10 Plttahurg, An.
other conductor says h0 was approached
by a person similar 10 the ono described
aud that out Of sympathy ho paid the
mans fare, Tho case Of this conductor
IL being Investigated by the railroad oll-
ciala with the probability that ho will bo
rOnatntcd Another conductor who w
still In the employ Of the company snya
the same man boarded his train aud that
he was compelled 10 stop the train three
tlmoa before ho could poraundc the In.
trudcr that ho could not carry him free.
The discharged conductors are awaiting
Developments with the hope that an In
yoatigatlon may result % thoir benefit.
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VIM, Carnes & Go. will olror et public
auction nj the Conrad Hotel stables, Sat
urdny, April 20, II car load OF Wisconsin
horses. These horses can be seen ut the
Conrad stables after Wednesday, April
20, 1850. ,..--..-- II
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1oisuro for tho Laboror.


Tho Pennsylvania protcctlonlsts are
paying foreign pnupor labor from iitiy
cents 60 a dollnru day, This will enable
American labor to devote itself moro TO
politics,
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ono untnxcd ArtIclo.


Tho Mckinley Tariff bill taxes nearly
everything which comes TO this country
except cheap foreign labor, Low wages
will, therefore, continue TO be paid Tor the
manufacture OF high-prlccd goods,