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The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14
MEN AND WOMEN.


The princeof Monaco recently promised
his wife to close the gambling bank III am
other suicide occurred. Ihe suicide has
happened, but the bank is still open.
English army officers are savage at
Lord wolsclcy on account of his assertion
that n British soldier dress parade i'm
regulation uniform looks like a monkey
on barrel organ.
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energy and attention that he devotes To
the preparation of u budget in the course
OF parliamen,ary ,'I debate. He OCCASION
larIy keen abo,t il. as he generally uets
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from her hahu anu oe9ah to uiAuo ner
dress with paint. designing a costume far
pict.si i'm any of her popular sketches.
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army ;s ;, very Ieautif,,l woman. nosscss-
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counsel.
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Edwa" beiiahs o.' "o'' nhc ,-c"
Byron, wake one morning ana ihd hitn-
self famous. He worked hard for years
with very little recognition, and even af-
ter .I. .ookiuy Bockwar,I'' was published,
II vvns several wears before IL attracted
,n,,.h ,,,ant;on Mr. Rellnmv ia 40 wears
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14

The Brooklyn Eoyie tells of Boston
man, who, discoveringh is house to be on
fire, rushed out and ran down the street
shouting "Conilagration! coniiagration. !.
hasten hither with the mechanical ap-
peratus designed for the suppression
of combustion" Let us hope that the
cOnflagration gentlemen secured the
requisite gait upon them and detected
in the proper direction the flexible tube
used for conveying fluid to subdue
ignition.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14

The question as to the proprietory
rights of "a man tn his own portrait is
about to come before the courts at
Newark. Major Morris of that city
bought n picture of Mayor Haynes
done by a crayon artist. The mayor
did not approve of the sale. and secur-
ing the portrait temporarily for inspec
tion he deliberately kicked a hole i'm it,
This is one way for a man to kick him
self. but would il not have given Mayor
Haynes more satisfaction il he had
kicked Major Morris?
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14

Words uttered on the highway or
printed OH II newspapers page fail ad
equately to measure the monstrosity of
Wednesdays appalling crime in Bur
lington. An industrious mother caring
for little ones is murdered by "a brutal
son. who takes care tn pllnder the
household before he starts on IA flight
which. luckily, proved futile. Here is a
case where youth cannot be urged i'm
palliation of AN awful crime. This
brute is old enough to have crushed out
Of his life every humane instinct. he is
too old i'm sin To be permitted to live
longer. Law will doubtless take it's
unerring course with this monster i'm
humanity's giise. yet il is deplorable
that law itself does not provide u way
whereby the manner of his exit from
this world could he suited. in some de
gree at least. to the revolving brutality
of his crime. The fate of the average
murderer is too good for this wretch.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14

The Helena Herald uses display type
to show "what the democratic senators
swOre to" when they entered official
life, but il does not use even every day,
old fashioned miniOn with which to
print the oath of any republican sena-
tor who can he induced to swear that
the record of senate proceedings i'm the
Becker affair is honest.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14
At HELENA

The republican lower house at IIel-
ena spends its time i'm formulating bills
that never will be known as law. We
are glad to notice. however. that the
gentlemen are pressing "a movement
which contemplates the building of an
insane asylum. We know of eight state
senators and Il presiding officer for
whom Colonel sanders will claim per
manent quarters i'm such an institution
as soon as ever he learnes about last
sunday mornings ludicrous blunder.
by the way, we ask all readers of the
STANDARD who know the Colonel
know him thoroughly well. We mean
To fancy for moment just how he will
act and what he will say when he hears
all about the mess made of il by the
republicans last sunday morning.
Won't those fellows get "A tongue lash
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14

senator Gibson of Louisiana proposes
to change the constitution of the
United States so that the term of
President Harrison shall be prolonged
To April :p. 1883, and thereafter all
presidential terms shall begin OH April
~. The object of this is tn change the
day Of inauguration from the stormiest
time of the year i'm Washington to the
pleasantest. Senator Gibson is IA good
democrat, and. foreseeing that all
future inaugurations will be conducted
by his party. desires To make the occa-
sions as enjoyable as possible. But it
will he tough if the country has tn
stand twenty y-six days more of Presi-
dent Harrison than il has figured on.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14

The Washington Post has this fling at
McSiinty: ''The seryeant-at-arrns of the
Montana senate is with "a bronclo and
larat trying to gather i'm n quorum of the
body with which he holds an official
nectiori. And yet we have been Informed
that the Montana deadlock was broken"
Nothing has been broken MIR. Post. except
the back of the republican conspiracy.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14

Miss Florence Della Humphrey, colored.
of Macon. III, fell i'll and became pos
sessesl of the. idea that her body was the
abode uf dogs. She visited a vootioo doc
tor AT Quincy. who claimed to be able to
dispcl evil spirits, devils and the awful
effect of charms. After "a careful diaRno-
sis this physician informed his patient
that she was afflicted not with dogs nut
scorpions. Miss Humphrey then went OIL
and died. The vootioo doctor has gone
OH, too. and the authorities can't find him.
If lie will also die, the intelligence will bc
very satisfactory to the officers.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14

"What IA travesty on the Christian in
stinct of mankind piously exclains the
Helena Journal, ''to open with prayer the
seasions of bufrooncry held by the Yale
lock rumps." There are people in Mon
taua who reckon that state senators, who
nletltlle with the formal record of proceed
ings in order that the record, within their
knowledge. shall he "a lie. and then ask
the divin blessing on the fraud, make an
t,nholy show OF themselves.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14
1t Might Cover the whole state.

From the Albany Times.
II is understood that Senator Fassett,
encouraged by recent events in the sem
ate, will shortly introduce u bill entitled,
IAN act tn change the name of the city of
New York to- Plattsville." There seems
% be no doubt of its passing the senate,
but IL is little questionable whether it
will get through the assembly.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY "A. 1880.

The Chicago Times takes good deal
of space to discuss the proposition that
.the peculiar institution of Mormon
ism aside, the Mormon is II useful citi-
zen.'' The subject is compactly
summed up by the salt Lake Tribune,
which says: "The peculiar institution
aside the Mormon is not II Mormon"
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14
a Vvatchwo that Goes.

The height and depth of the excitement
among the Portuguese may he Judged
from their destruction of ~ circus i'm Lis
bon Saturday night. There are few bod
les of warriors tougher to tackle than are
the employees of circus, and frenzied
Lisbon may feel big enough tn assail per-
fidious Albion after this proof of valor.
But IL the circus had been an American
circus, and the circusmen had raised the
glorious old battle cry of "Hcy, Rubc -
all Lisbon couldn't have licked them.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14

We suspect that counsel for the re-
publican claimant i'm the Silver Bow
contest is not keeping steadily i'm view
the fact, formerly sent to press once
every day by the party's newspapers.
that prisoners in the county Jail are
hanging by teeth and toe nails along it's
densely crowded walls. The republi-
cans began the contest by Offering to
prove that IA legal election was never
yet held in Montana. Ii will take "a
good while to run an investigation
from Lewis and Clark's time down to
the latest cases on the Silver Bow
docket. Meanwhile, what of the poor
devils sandwicl,ed i'm the jail? We de
plore the fact that the republican press
has ceased To plead for them.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14

policies i'm Washington. Boston and Min
neapolis should have clause covering the
life of inmates.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14
This Paragraph Seems Inspired.

From the Chicago Times.
While the mayor OF Sioux City is ex-
planning how the mayor of Chicago ought
to conduct his business il seems n timely
thing to point out that nowhere i'm the
broad and moral state OF Iowa is there 10
more fiery, tlelctcrio,is, and so,il-tlestroy-
ing quality of ''boot-leg' whisky To he had
for the asking easily as i'm Sioux City.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14

From the Detroit Free Press.
The republicans. who have just seated
q congressman from West Virginia who
was not elected, are bowling because the
democrats have seated governor i'm the
sAme state who was elected.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14

He Needs the Prayers Of the Church.
From the Minneapolis Tribune.
Edison has gone to inventing pliono-
graphic cats and parrots. Somebody
ought tn Ro around and pray with that
man. II wouldn't do to tie a live cat uE-
der his window, for he il deaf. II prays r
has no effect an injunction might work.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14

The Buffalo Courier wants to know IL
soincbosiy should blin,lfold Speaker Reed,
what would become of him: We would
remind the Courier that Mr.. Reed has
nothing to do with Justice and s..orns her
way of doing business.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14

From the Philadelphia Record.
With infinite toll and trouble we gather
money together and build houses and
mills and manufactures, and dig and
delve and buy and sell and pay taxes.
And then we elect men to handle and
spend the tax money who are incapable
of properly managing their own affairs.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14
A CHANCE FOR COMPOSERS.

Theodore Thomas complains that he
is pestered nigh unto death by one j Ohm
Fitz Joseph DOwnes, colOred gentle
man, who desires him to put music to
librettO that he has written, entitled
Peter, the Gardner" Mr.. Thomas
does not state his objections to COM
posing the needed music, but one must
infer that he is averse to going out of
the beaten track. OF all the different
classes of men who live by a trade,
only two have been celebrated i'm music
the blacksmith and the miller. The
farmer has attained some prominence
i'm poetry and song, but IL cannot be
said that he has ever been set to music
in the same sense as the brawny black
smith and the merry miller. They and
the peculiar noises their machinery
emits have alone been deemed worthy
of Instrumentation. If Mr.. John Fitz
Joseph Downes had brought a libretto
entitled, Jack. the Boss Horse e-Shoe
Manufacturer" or, sally, the Sorrow
full Daughter of Jim. the Buckwheat
Grinder" Mr.. Thomas might have
availed himself of the opportunity of
clothing il in grand and inspiring har-
monies But "leter. the Gardner
meets with his coolest scorn and con
tempt.
Enthusiastically Mr.. Thomas herein
shows his lack of originality. His in-
tense admiration for the old masters
has made him narrow and near-sighted
lie is incapable of perceiving the
splendid possibilities i'm field which
has never been worked. Wherefore is
the blacksmith or the miller "a more ar
tistic being than the gardner? Why
should the world thrill over the anvil
chorus more acutely than over wheel
barrow chorus? Wherein is the splash
ing of Il nasty old water-wheel any more
delightful to the senses than the clean
wholesome notes of II hoe performing
its delicate functions in an onion bed
Go to. Mr.. Thomas, you're too oiclosely
joined tn the old school. Futu0 gener-
ations will likely regard yOu as a
dulIard. The gardner, the carpenter.
the shoemaker and the bricklayer will
yet he put on II musical level with the
blacksmith and the miller.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14

From n close reading of our democratic
and republican exchanges regarding the
course pursued by Speaker Reed. we are
forced to the conclusion that they don't
agree.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14
CURRENT COMMENT.


n Tntle That YSts.
From the BoSt0n Herald.
s'Bully for Reedv' exclaims Editor
Halstead. The description seems tn flt
the casf.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14

Bob Ingcrsoll endorses the action of
Speaker Reed. Bob was never on the
Lords side.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14
IL VIII Come High.

From the 81 I|oris Republic.
Dudley has gained his party one vote
from West Virginia by Reeds action i'm
the house and lost 100000 ON the outside.
This IL the usual result of the attempt to
strike balance with blocks-of-flve arith-
rrrptie
The Anaconda standard., 1890-02-14

We read with interest the comments of
the New York Tribune on the situation i'm
Montana because they consistently
pcrvcrt the facts, especially in regard to
the Significance of the decision rendered
10y this states supreme court. The most
eujoyahle part OF the Tsibuae's talk is i'm
the closing sentences of an editorial
which, referring to the absent senators.
says: "Luck Iy one of these fuxitivcs has
been caught. He is enough to perfect the
quorum. But how the senate will he able
To keep him is n question of some difii-
Guilty and tielicacy." Becker would, in
deed, have been '.enoIgh," il the republi-
cans had been clever enough to turn his
presence to account. In this they lament
ably failed. Meanwhile, the senate's
ability not to keep him is no longer n ques-
ton either of slelicacy difficulty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

dead thousand years, aud Venus never
had a Bilyery head beaidsh " Tar
fet0hed, What do you know about venus
anYhOWf You Were never IA ufeepe
Whers ahe was got up, hhe Was not ppuf
Style Of a airl, This 10 the way lhalVefse
should read
Hyenns u aeaal bul slaI lnslsAa
hh0ws No IN tho east yla leai
While tle old man dolls hla underwear
And tumhles Into bed.
Then that female was mad, hhe made
an effort 20 run that umbrella down pnf
reporters throat and open W. Ihe hll
uatiOn was grayei hlll marvellous lAp'
again saved tie day, lie SAID 'Mhnhhl,
yOu arc a poetess, but You lack eul lhfe
and contact with the world You nave
fingered too long on EARN W Dreamy
adolescence, You are blllieus' we can
not hire you now, You neeh fphlillhR gl,,
More extensive reading OF Mo hnHllhh
classics aud 0f the hest writer's of lhe
daily press, Go home and come "a, uH
again, Come back Ia tie early aprllig'
Tine, when the peach trees are. ~ bloom
and tie lilaQa shed their odoroua fra'
gTanee upon the malarioua air Come
with the blush OF the Muaadere roses up,
on Thy alhorate cheek, aud tho aroma OF
mashed geranium leaves around Wy ~
spring presence, ana We VIII pay you
your price"
she left She said not even q good bye,
Ahe slid away like yaport, hnl sue hlu
not forget her umbrella, hhe N 4 hrlHh'
girl, hut the lesson she got ~ thlH glilee
viii prove Of value 10 her tulure, Ilefe
10 40 market for poetry
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
Legal Notice.

OTAnt LaibllR and Joshua ~, hluts, late phtlhpih
IN the plumbing business Do lAlpllh y hlh,t Whnae
last known place 0 ithldenpe was thnlGl Nhlpi phl
whose pTrseni place 0f fesldenoe n unknown, wlll
take notice thai EdWara " foslef ddl on the lslh
day " April 1900 hle Ne petition ~ We uoe,t e'
oolqmen feAa, "a Ahl L9t slhA tnnn ,un,o y,
oh tic e0lh dhJ Of March, itph he ltegyetel q
Judgment agalhM tho said LAlhlln gnd AluN hg,
fore Marx WeliArhl q Justice ol w lteVe w v,
and 6h 10 costs That UH the brd day ~ March
1850 the said Lalblln aud Aluif tod lhulf plumbing
uuinesa " one Louis u, ilAiiuhH VIE, ~ lMl bhls
mthl Oi the came, agreed 70 convey nnd ltllNui
pOasessl0n W the hAld iAbln ana NiuW tho fellow
Rg described real estate, situate IN tho pli ol eau
loh hlalh county one Anl kgeMh a. a1 IAte ot leI' e
nfeeu hundred and npvtnVsplHhi lhihl Ahu NJ
teen hundred aud seventy snlnr tlhtNp ava inntt
particularly described % iullpwtl hrglhnlne
at point Thirty (O) feet from the southeast corner
et lGt hitsen hundred and feyo0ly.nlne Ob7pli
thence weslwAfdy al0nH tho llno Of Wehl flltli
street thirty (h0l iprl 70 point hunee norm
IN Ulnbtysthier 900 feet 70 ton foot alloy thence
casWaldy along he south lire Of said ton foot alley
Thirty OOj ioui aud ala (N) inches 70 point thence
aOuthwMdly nneusuh lNul trtt Aua IA ~ lhohel
20 lhe place o. ue N sa9g peIes w VI slo slnn
by deed, dated June u0lhj ileH, hha recorded lh
volume can, pages NJ aud ~ el thu slAik county
itc0ida That since SAID hfd 0Ay u march 1870
lhe said aluu, for the rufpese " ohrhlhg ana 10
ifaudlng tho creditors Ot said alhlln anU hluit "
ptOlally the said Foster has caused deed fof eall
zeal estate 70 he made out 70 him. sad hut 20 thal
he might eialin hia humratNAd exemption thurtin
fhat on th0 aOth dAy III March, isu0, said Foster
nlpd transcript Of said Judgment ana ptoenualhHi
Ia Tho once OF the CLERK u said Common flcAi
O0uTt ana caused Judgment TO hu entered therein
agreeable 10 tno statute IN uQl case made Ahd pro
yldOd, aud on said aplh day VI March, 1870 caused
nh execution 70 laauN 70 tho sheriff OF hAl hhtl
county who on said dNy levied tho Hhnr on thn SAFE
above ehGflhtd real estate, Thn prayer ~ hhld 20
lltl1h N that said conveyance iiom tAll Louis !
fraudulent that said real estate may 10 declared I,
hp the property Of the late pnnnoithlp Of LAlblli
And AuiE aud IN such hold 70 no liable for the pay
mont 0f f0ht0rh claim, aud that said real estate
may hn appraised and sold " satisfy said claim,
Said Lhlhlln aud klutH are notified 10 appear ant
auawrf said petition on or before October ath, 1890
EDWARD H. FOSTER,
ny BALDWIN a hnnLpH
iulalaLw His Attornoya,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

Niassllon is to the front with another
sensational case,
A well known citizen claims his name
has been forged 10 a note Tor slou'
lie makes grave charges against u
Columbus medical institute
Thomas @. Brown late last night COM
monccd AN action In common pleas court
against the France Medical Institute
oompnny, Manager France aud the Mrr
chants National bank, Of Massillon' d.,
The petition alleges that on Junel2
1880, the plaintin entered into a conlfacl
with the the Fruacc Medical Institute
company Of Columbus, through us
Manager France The company was to
cure him of q disease In six months Inc
price was $3.50 Of which $50 was TO be PAID
each MONTH
The ilrst month he received some medi.
oino aud paid the S2j. lie was requested
10 write his nddcss on piece OF paper
On "a blank sheet he wrote, "IhomnA Z,
Brown. Il. o. %, Duncan street, Massillon
Ohio,n THIS was all the writing or print
ing on the paper, lie gave II TO Manager
France, .,,
He took the medicine but Il did him nc
GOOD, In fact it made him worse. Aug
ust 7, 1870 he was notified 10y the Mer
chants National bank, that they held lol
collection note Of $50,
He now believes this note was writer
on the slip of paper on which he gave hii
address to Manager France. He alleges
that France and the medical company
are both insoyont, and In fact the modi
cal company exists only TO enable Franco
TO doiraud the public. ....,
lie asks for damages In the sum OF 500
and that the banking company be. restain
cd from collecting or returning the note
Judge poasc granted n temporary lnjunc
ton, Day, Lynch " Day are attorneys fo
the plaintiff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
sTRUCK by LlGnTNlN0.
A Large Barn Burned to the
Ground Late This Afternoon.
HeishborinG Buildings Saved With Much
Difiouity--ibo Tona Of HAY Destroyed
s--Ths Loss and Insurance., -..--

Lighining's work,
A barn north OF the city completely do
slrOYed,
Shortly before 3 o'clock this afternoon
q large harm owned by Martin irpsn was
struck by lightning aud burned 10 the
The barn was on North Market street,
about 0ne mile north Of the corporation
limits, II was 40 by no feet and
two stories high, II was the property Of
William and j, M, Martin, who are erect
ing a large block on North Market street,
neNl 20 the store occupied by the Union
Clothing Go,
The lightning struck the roof and be'
fore people Ia a house nifty feet away
eeul got outside, the building was q mass
Of iiames,
Tho barn quickly burned 70 the ground,
100 tons OF hay, valued ~ tl,ODO was do
hlroyed, ANA also u large quantity 0f oats
Fortunately lhere was no livestock Ia the
building,
The loss will be between $500 and
1900 The barn was Insured Tor LOO
and the contents Tor tic same amount,
John bafG a carpenter aud contractor
resided on the farm, about nifty feet east
OF the barn, The Wind was from the
south, which saved his house. from being
destroyed, Nelghh0rA with buckets
worked with win 70 save his residence
Tie heat was intense and Il was impos
alble 70 got near the burning building
The wind carried tho cindera 800 feet
north aud sol fire 10 a fence,
The ilre department went 40 far at
Lake street ANA tlien returned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
EDUCATIONAL.
The Coming Session oftho Stark County
Tonohora InAtLtuto.

AllN NbAAAllh tRNhhAeAA " NAA' ''Nha" NNNaANH
Teachers Institute,
The attention Of the Stark county
teachers Is called 10 the fact the annual
session Of the institute will be held In
Canton high school building August 25'20.
The executive committee Is pleased to an
nounce that the meeting promises 10 be
one Of the most successful In the history
Of the association, Several instructors Of
eminent ability and professional standing
have been secured.
Prof. Houck, deputy superintendent of
Pennsylvania, whose fame and face arc
familiar TO many Stark county teachers,
has been induced 10 appear the fourth
time before the institute, Prof Bgsby,
Of Michigan, q graduate Of the renowned
Rugby school In England, will appear the
first time. Ho comes to US highly recon-
mcnded.
Miss Kate Harvey, teacher Of music In
theCanton schools, will furnish music Tor
each session. Four popular lectures will
be given, Admission FREQ to all. The
teachers OF the county are urged 70 come
and be inspired with fresh enthusiasm
and zeal for the comingyenr.. All friends
OF public education are cordially invited
70 be present.