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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
AN INpHRnsTINo MEETING.

The Catholic Young MONS Lyoeum Hold
Well-Attondod Meeting and Render
an Excellent Program.
The Catholic Young Mems Lycoum waa
well attended last night, whom the rainy
weather IN taken into consideration.
Their exercises at former meetings have
been very entertaining, and last evening
they were aa good ifnot botior,
The exercises wcro opened with u reel.
tatlon entitled "Tho Sioux Chiefs Daugh.
tor,n by Miss Name Stephens. Her de-
livery In easy and captivating, and at
once has the good will Of the audience.
flor number was one OF the features Of
the entertainment, She was followed by
Miss Flora McCurdy with u musical gem
IN the shape Of a piano solo. "Tho Old
Man In Church, was tho subject OF rec.
itation delivered by Mias Emma Eayors.
II was we'll rendered and listened TO with
close attention, Miss Esther Rono and
Joseph Krcss highly entertained the au.
dionco with piano duct, which was rom
dorod In an artistic manner. A recitation
by Miss Veronica Baton was tho next
number, and was given In u pleasing
manner. A vocal solo by Miss Frances
Kagle was grand number. She gave
such satisfaction that she was compelled
TO respond 10 two onooros. Sho has u
splendid voice which soomod to bo dis
played at lts bost.
Tho question for discussion, Resolved,
"That capital punishment should DO abol-
ishcd,n was next on tho program. 7, II.
O'Mnlloy opened tho affirmative, and the
arguments were closed by Glenn Burwoll
for the negative, The discussion was u
lively one and very interesting. Mcasra.
Berg, Moushcy and Friedman had boon
appointed judges, and decided that tho
affirmative had produced the best argu-
montg.
A specially attractive program has boon
prepared for next Tuesday ovonlng. A
small admission fec OF ten cents viii be
charged 10 dofray tho running expenses
OF the lyceum. Besides being well ontor-
tanned, tho visitor obtains useful knowl-
edge,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
PUBLIC BALES.

Tho DEMOCRAT Office 10 the best equip
pod In Ohio for turning out sale bills illus
trated with cuts Of horses, cattle, wagons,
etc. The prices are the lowest and FREQ
notice ofovory sale isgiven In tho WEEKLY
DEMOCRAT.
Thursday, March 0, our old friend
Jonas Brauchcr is going 20 have u areat
sale at his place In Jackson township, Ave
miles north OF Massillon. Ho will sell
horses, COWS, pigs, hog gallows, sausage,
staurer and n thousand othor articles.
Sale at 10 u, m.
Saturday, March 1, one Of tho best
farms In Stark county will be sold by
Chas. Krichbaum, assignee OF Samuel
Buchtel. The farm consists Of lB5 aorea
In Bethlehem township, soyen miles south
west OF Canton. Sale at 2 y. m. on the
premises.
Saturday, March /, Henry Briclt will sell
In Mogadoro household goods, Italian
| bees, etc. Sale at tho noon hour.
Tuesday March 4, Baraby Woirough
will auction of NJ his residence, ~ miles
east OF Canton, cows, shoats, poultry and
n full Line OF household goods. Sale at II
q, m.
Wednesday, March B, Daniel Hosslor
will sell at his residence, miles west OF
New Berlin, horses, cows, pigs and farm
impliments. Sale az / p. IN.
Thursday, March 0, W. II. Barker will
sell ON premises, 21S miles southeast OF
Uuiontown, horses, COWS, hogs and farm
utensils. Sale at p, m.
Monday March 10, Susan Schumacher
will offer at her residence, 21< miles south
Gust Of Suileld, Portage county, ont
mare, one heller, ono buggy and varot,
OF farm articles. Sale at y m.
Tuesday March IL, Lewis Brumbauql
will sell az his residence one.half mil,
northeast Of Hartville, horses, cattle
sheep and numerous other articles, Sail
at 0 n, m,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
EDITORIAL soUIBs.
DO not fail TO read what Stark county
farmer snys elsewhere.


DO not fail TO read what Stark county
farmer says elsewhere.
ELSEWHERE we print o dispatch from
Washington giving an account Of tho
elaborate and costly dinner that the Pro-
tected Lord Carnegie gave tho President
Among the Intoxicating drinks served was
an eye opener, "Twelvo Apostos,n We
have read somewhere that Nero flddlod
while Rome was In confagratlon, and
while Carnegie Is spending few thous-
and on Little Ben, In filling him UP with
rare old MADEIRA and "Twelvo Apostlesn
sherry, the helpers who work In the Car
negie furnaces arc trying TO keep body
and soul together, and children from
nakedness on 81 per day. But then Pro-
lection, with "Twelvo Apostlosn eye
opener, and q female cornetist attachment
Is certainly big thing. We won
der II they found any follower
OF the "Twelve Apostlesn TO ask u bless
ing over this feast.
THREE cheers (hic) for Andrew Harri.
son and Ben Carnegie, and (hic) the
Twelve Apostles, sherry (hic.)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
aobortavillo Nows.
RoBEETsyiLLE, Fob. %.

hOhbhIhNllLh, poo' so'
Burlcy Eckorman and wife, the newly
married couple, are spending their hon
ey.moon In Coshocton county.
William Stonock Of OanaburR was the
guest Of his parents on Sunday.
The son OF Rev. A, Gonser, who was re-
ported last week aa seriously III, has about
recovered again.
Mrs. Joseph Farmer Is rapidly improv-
ing,
LlgElo Weaver OF Canton ls spending
few days with her parents.
Isaac Dagger while trimming out n tree
one day last week received severe blow
on his chest, from limb, that might have
proved fatal.
Henry Haupcrt has hired out 10 Chris
tlan Sohory to work by tho month the
coming summer.
Tho citizens OF this community are
looking forward with much interest 10 the
lecture on "London tho Great,n TO bo de-
llvored here by Rev, ". p. Horbruck on
Thursday, March 6th Rov. Herbruck 10
noted lecturer and brilliant orator.
He visited London himself and speaks
from personal observation, and oil who
attond can count on hearing fine Ice
turo.
Dock Mosslmorc has gone 10 FtWoync,
Ind, to deliver his great lecture on char
actor.
Ir, Young has como homo from Canton
again. Ho has been with his sister, wait
ing on her while she had Ia grippe.
Our toachors and scholars are bound to
have an exhibition NJ the end OF the term.
Anthony q Brothers arc now selling
road carts, together with the Empire
binders and mowers.
Josh came pretty nigh catching three
coons last week one night. HIS dog freed
two and ran the third one quite n dis
tanco,
u. Doyaux, from our place and Mr.. A.
Weaver aro going TO do painting the com
ing season.
II Is rumored that Kate and Ed. are
about 10 divide up their personal prop
orty.
Our citizens talk some OF having q SOW
or laid In the principal street for draining
their cellars. The most Of them have
water in them.
John Sautters sgolng 10 be candidate
for trustee In our township
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
Inrnn I,lrn Nm I.lmlrn.

ELMuiA, N, ", Feb, 90, Fire was dis
covered early yesterday morning In
Stuart q Boucha gcntlemon'a furnishing
store, 800 EastWHtcr street The flames
quickly spread through the building, a
iouratory structure, and 10 the adjoin.
ing houses, Nos, 500 and 8il, Stock val.
uCd VI $4,000 belonging 20 Stuart Il
Beach was dcatroyod insurance, 10000
Household goods belonging 20 Thomas
Hotchkisa, which were stored In tho
third story, were also destroyed, Tho
loss 20 Mr. llotohkiss Ia $4,000, on
which there IL no insurance, Harris q
Soma dry goods store No, Bil, lose heay-
lily on stock. They are insured for SBO,-
0OO Young & Co., hardware No, 80l,
estimate damage 10 goods NJ $4,000.
Loss on building, $4,000
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
sloNlNa the SCALE,
Tho Cambria Iron Company OysTeams
Certain horupiea,


PiTTmUHd, Feb, e5.-There appears 10
be an important reason why tho great
Cambria from company has leased all Ia
coke ovens and coke properties 10 Mr.,
Isaac Taylor, formerly superintendent Of
that department In their works, II ID q
well known fact among w0Tklngmen
that tho Cambria Iron company has for
years adhered strictly 10 the policy Of re'
iuaing 10 aign any scale with any 0rganl'
satIon Of w0rkingmen, 10 sign the
coke workers. scale, therefore, would be
violation OF this policy,
The coke workers would operate In no
mines nor charge any ovens unleha a
scale was signed beforehand by their
employers, Therefore II waa with tho
company either q question Of close down
or sign tho scale, 10 run tho works
known separately as Wheeler and Nor
roll with n0n'unIon men waH out Of tho
question, and tho situation when coke
was needed was desperate one
"ThereiOre" said coke man, ~ bo'
came necessary 20 do something, Mr.
Taylor was trusted by the firm and q
lease Of the property was made 10 him.
lie can sign "a scale"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
VERY BRIEF.
Local MatteraHorithe Boiled
Down,
Interesting News Notes sh nm Of ANY
.m... Possible VerbOaItE


Kennedy, the Tneamerlat will be at the
Opera House Sunday evening; -. -.,'a'1 S--s.r
Harry Reynolds OF Detroit made flying
business trip 10 this place over Sunday
The funeral Of tho late Mra, Alexander
Hurford win take place Bdlay afternoon
al 2 o'clock.
II. II. Housel will leave this evening for
q ten days trip through the principal east
srn cities. I,A .-ra- GG
ChAs. Reynolds of the r. II. W, a O.,
freight ONCE al Mansfield 10 Waiting
friends In tho oity.I
Mr.. John Godar Ia confined 10 his he'd
with la grippe at his home At No, iA4
West Tenth street,
VIM. W. CAntlne has been appointed
executor Of the will Of Caroline Cantlne,
late OF Alliance.
Rueben Weratlor has been appointed
guardian OF the heirs Of Abble Daw, late
Of Lake township.
Frank n. Taylor Of Mansfield and Miss
Sadie sholty Of this city have been grant
ed license to marry.
B.P. Drake " Masalllon has been APP
pointed agent for that city OF the World
type writer, made at Boston.
The wire on the electric line broke last
night az about nine o'clock, but was soon
repaired causing little delay
Phil A. Bour and wife, of Philadelphia,
are Waiting the formers father, Nicholas
Bour, al No. 8s North Walnut street.
Norman Weaver Of the Adams Express
Company returned from his trip to Bed
ford, Pa, last night and 10 again on duty.
One case of hog keeping was disposed
Of In Mayors court last night, David II.
Wallace was the victim, and was assessed
a. and costa,
Charles Lynch, the young man who
was badly hurt on the Valley road sever.
al days ago, Ia improving. His chances for
recovery are good.
The many friends OF Miss Jessie REM
mela will be pleased TO learn that hor
health has improved 40 that ahc has re-
aumed 4erpoaItIon In the clerks Office
The street crossings at Cleveland nyen-
no and North streets are In deplornble
condition during and after heavy rain
storm. Ladies' are compelled to wade In
mud over their shootopa.
The "Nlght owls,n composed exclusive
ly OF male members, woro handsomely
entertained by honorary member II. A.
Smith last night. An evening replotc
with enjoyment and profit was spent An
elegant lunch was partakon Of.
Jos. NJ. D'ostroph Of Louisville gave tho
DEMOCRAT Office n very pleasant call.
Mr.. D'Ostroph is staunch Democrat OF
NlmIahlllcn township, and his Democracy
was mover bottor grounded than now. Ho
owns Touring mill and q farm near
Louisville, and In In constant contact with
farmers. He says the present price OF
farm produce makes the farmers awfully
blue, and some OF the Republican far
mora who are distressed have commenced
10 read other than Republican newspa-
pora, and are beginning TO find out that
too much Protective tariff is what oils
thom, q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
HeaIthis Wealth!

Dn. E. q. WimrA NERVE AND BRAIN TRnAT.
hnNT n guaranteed specific for nyateTlA DllIl
neha, oonyual0na, flta, Nervous Neuralgia, Road.
hthe Nervous fiOulTAton caused bN the uho oi
alcohol or tobacco, Whkofuneha, Mental Depfch-
and leading 70 misery decay and death, Premature
Old Ago, hArfenneaa, l0ha of Power In olther scr,
Involuntary i.0aaea and hpefmAtoffhma caused ny
oyer-u1ertlOn Of tho brain aelfsabuhe or oyorsln'
dugenee, zach boz contains ono months troAt-
menL eiOO box, or hlk b0xoa for 5000, hont by
mall prepaid on receipt OF pfloe,
WE GUARANTRR SIX BOXES
10 cure any case, with each order received by no
for hlI boxes accompanied with obOO, wo Will send
tho purchaser our written guarantee 10 refund tho
money II the treatment docs not effect cure,
Guarantees Issued eny by Durbln, Wright a Co.,
n2 n, Market ht, Tho Popular Drug Co., 20 N,
Market ~, sole ageuta Canton ONO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

got up In her sleep on Sunday night
dressed herself, and began making
tour OF the house, Her husband awoke
soon afierward and, finding his wife miss
Ing, and noticing the smell OF smoke, got
up 10 search for her, Going 10 an adioin-
Ing room, ths unconscious form OF his
wife, lying In front Of the CRATE, with her
clothing and hair entirely burned of, met
his Mortified case, She cannot recover,
but was still living this morning, although
suffering terrible agony,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
cnnrnnllnn Of rhr.lnlnns.

WHEELING, w. Vao Feb, GA meet
ing Of the Tri.Stato Sanitary association
will bo held In this city on the 9Th and
esth insts. for the discussion Of mum.
bor Of subjects Of Hygiene. Most OF
the papers 10 bo read are troatlsos on tho
effects Of floods upon the peoples health.
IL goes without saying that the Johns
town disaster has had great deal 10 do
with tho selection OF these subjects,
DIR. j. Il. MoGrcw, Of Pittsburg, will
lecture at the associations frat morning
session ON "Disinloetauts and Disinfec-
tlon,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
A nnoa prorrnm for tho 1nDtItuto,

The Plain Township Teachers Instl'
tuto will give the following program on
Saturday evening at New Berlin:
"Should we have course OF s.udyYN
j. II. Crlst; Primary Reading, Anna Metz.
gar, Civil Government, W. II. Harsh
Spelling, John @. Harmonyj Grafton, j
W. Stormfeltz; Innnltives, g. G. HUT
Examinations, S. J. Holl, Truancy and
Hardness, II, j.. Sohweisbergeri Ohio
School Law, M. j. Braucher; The True
American Home, Mary Sheafeu Resolu
tlon for Discussion, "Resolved, That the
state should publish tho books FOR tho
Common Schools.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
HoMEe Ion THE NEoRoEe.
An Agent Says Several Thousand WIN be
Coionl.ed Ia Mexico,

CoionlEed In MeEioo,
HoUaToN, Tex, Feb. e6.-W, II. Ellis,
oolorod, who h heading big scheme 10
oolonzo negroes from Texas Into the
state Of chihuahua, Mexico, arrived
here laat night from the City OF Mexico,
On route TO Now York, whore hc will
meet mambort OF q wealthy English
syndlCatc, 10 whom no will close a sale
OF lands Ia Mexico amounting 70 several
hundred thousand acres, containing
gold silver and coal mines,
Ellis stated that ho had agents hero
who would start with 200 families OF
negroes Tor chihuahua next month,
whore they would locate w two towns
Just laid ont aud now boing built, The
EnglIuh syndicate N interesting Itself In
the movement, C0lonista will bo trans.
ported by the company and supported
For q year " necessary, lie expects 10
take several ihouland negroes from tho
south 10 locate Ia MoXieo, whore the gov.
ornmont has granted 100000 acres Of
land for the purpose,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
Never Hang Your wAt0h on nan Fsnoe

sPRnGFInLD, o., Bsb, 2h,-llamllton 4
Brannaman, the butchers, purchased q
steer day or two ago Of Squire John Hem
ry Blose, a well.known resident Of IRE
mont, this county, When the steer was
killed, a silver watch, In good condition,
was found In tho stomach, Two years
ago laborer on the farm hung his vest
on q rail fence, A silver watch was In
the pocket, and both watch and vest dis
appeared, II la believed the steer ate tho
garment and contents, The watch ID on
exhibition AT fremont,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
THIN ESTATE or sAML 8. TmDnE,
II Mounts Up Into tho Milliona--phe
Heirs May Consent 10 q bsttlement

~ Mounts up Into the hllllonhs-phe
Heirs May Consent 70 hettlement.
NEw YoRK, Feb, 25,-Iapeelal, l-Nego'
ilatlona arc opened for the settlement Of
the contest over the will Of the late Sam
uel j. Tllden. II Ia understood the estate
ls much more valuable than AT first sup
posed, aud the amount left 10 nearer NJ
teen than Ave mllllona. Tho executors,
finding themselves beaten In the supreme
court, arc willing 10 settle II the heirs will
devote four millions 10 the founding OF
public library In accordance with TIL
denis Wishes, The estate Ia large enough
for this and 10 make all Of them million.
aires bealdes. The helra are disposed TO
entertain the proposition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

TOLEDO, Feb, 25,--Madamo De We're,
the clairvoyant, who has been In Jail for
o month under indictment for com.
plioity In the forgery OF notes 10 the
amount OF $40, 900 ON Richard Brown, Of
youngstown, was arrOignod yesterday
and pleaded not guilty Joseph Lamb,
her alleged accomplioe, also entered q
similar plea. A motion to quash The in
dictmenta wnA filed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
pllnnlgpilonl riohinr pilnn.

SYMpToMs-Moisture; intense itching
and stlnglng, most at night; worse by
scratching. II allowed TO continue tum-
ors form, which often bleed and ulcerate.
becoming very sore. SwAYNE's ONT
MENT stops the itching and bleeding, heals
liberation and In most cases removes the
tumors. Az druggists, or by mail for 80
cents. DIR, Swayne q Son, Philadelphia,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
Puget Sound Country.

II IL n region full OF natural resources
blessed with fine climate and scenery,
Those desiring information on that sec
ton, or on Dakota, Montana, Idaho,
Oregon and Washington, or anyone con.
t9mPidInad sSGd nadrcss w wsss SSnSer or o6Io PSs
eenqor Agent, @. s. II. =. u X. O. Ry, %
Clinton Building, Columbus, Ohio. 27h.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

Tho merit Of hIellin's Food consists not
only in It's superiority over other subatl.
tutes for mother's milk, but also In the
readiness wua which II is prepared. II h
real blessing TO the busy or tired moth-
er, for very few minutes night and
morning are all that arenecesaary to pre-.
pare tho baby's food for wonty.four
mourn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
AN Ion nousn ooLLAPsns.

A Large Number OF workmon Deriounly
Injured,
ASHLAND, wis.,, Feb, 25,-lspeelal. \
At Bayfield, near herc an Ice house 700
feet square, the largest on Lake SUPERIOR
collapsed while 20 men were working In
side, Most OF them are Indians whose
names arc not learned, Among the
whites Injured are Charles Chullla, Seth
Ellis, win Packard, Geo, Sexton, David
Stahl and man named Bilberton. All
are badly cut with Ice.
tits believed several Of tho Indians arc
fatally hurt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

SING srNo, N ", Feb. 20, Tho bodies
Of John and Thomas Kelley brothers,
aged respectively 20 and % years, were
found yesterday morning off the steam
boat dock at this plnoe. There were no
marks TO indicate foul play. II is sup.
posed the men accidentally walked OF
The dock lato Saturday night and were
drownpd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
ABOUT TO RESIGN


And Return TO rev Jersey 20 Hun for
Congress.
NEW YoRE, Fob. 20. William Walter
Phelps Is about 10 tender his roeignation
as Minister TO Germany and return 10
New Jersey, and ondoavor 10 DO eont
back 10 Congrcsa, Statements 10 this
effect have been whispered for aom0
timo among tho leading politicians OF
tention was paid TO them. That thoy
have been verified Ia apparent from the
moro recent tactics of tho friende Of
Mr.. Phelps, and II looks very much ~ u
there was going 10 bc On uphcaval among
tho Republicans OF tho state.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

ltelgner'A court Hs'found him on bod
OF aIolneaa, having lad surgical opera
| tlOn consisting of tho removal of an ab.
cess, The warrant was read 10 him, ana
a guard deputised As soon 40 he reeoy'
ers he will be brought 10 Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
Never Apylhlpr Like II.

HALIFAX, N s., Feb, 95,--Steamer
Halifax arrived last night and reports
having been detained by u great quantity
OF ice Off Cape Sable. Capt, Hill sayt
he never before experienced anything
like Thursdays storm, Ho ran into
Boston bay,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
Tnforclnr Tho Sabbath In Connecticut

South NoRwALR, Feb, 20. Tho mayor
Of this town has determined TO enforce
the old Connecticut "bluo laws" which
are obsolete though still on the statute
books. Sunday all activity savo OF ne
cessity or Of mercy was suspended. A
toat caao will follow,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
A DIG FAMILY OF SIX FoorERs.
Fifteen noya aud Seven Girls All Of Ito
markabiy Large Growth.

Fifteen noyA ana Seven olflH AZ OF He-
markably Large Growth.
BmMNduAM, Ala, Fob, e5.-John
Roberts liyoa In Lamar county with his
wife and twenty-five ohildron-iiftoon
boys and sovon girls, tho youngest OF
whom Ia about IL years old, There are
ak aeta of twins In the family All OF
the boys are tall, mono being undor 0 feet
In height, and ranging from that 10 0
feet 2 Inches None Of the children are
yet married, and they 1.-Two under one
roof In double log house OF three rooms
and large loft, the boys occupying the
loft and the sovon girls ono Of tho lower
rooms.
MIR. and Mm Roberts are strong and
healthy, and have not yet attained q
great age, their Oldest child being about
40 years Of age, Tho parcnte wcro mar
ricd ut 10 and IA years, respectively.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

WASHINGTON Fob. 25.-Socrotary
Tracy returned Yesterday from Philodel.
phia, whore no has been for the past few
days making an individual inspection
Of Cramps shin yards, Ho also paid q
visit 10 tho Vcouvlus, now In the yards
and awaiting gun cotton with which X
teat her guns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
PHn NEGROES OF KANsAs
Arc Dissatisfied win Their Treatment
There and Propoae 70 Rad Oklahoma

There and Propose 70 Raid Oklahoma
Topeka, Kano Fob. 25,-lSpeelal.l- IA
secret political society OF oolored people
called the "BlrAt Grand Independent
Brotherhoodn has been formed In this
vicinity. The purpose Ia to settle negroes
aa rapidly az possible In tho new okla
homa territory 40 that the eolored race
may control the politics Of that country
when II becomes state. The whites will
be compelled to recognize the negroes 40
equals, socially and politically, or get out,
A large number Of colored people arc
already In that territory,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
nln.l Allenn pnrnnhlnl schnol..

NEWARK, N, j., Fob, 95.-A letter
from Bishop Wiggor was read Sunday in
all tho Catholic churches Of this diocese
urging parents, under pain Of excom'
munication, TO send their children u
parochinl schools
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27

LANCASTER, Feb. 25 Gerhard Miller,
the head OF large clothing house and
an ominently respectable citizen, died
of poralysio of the heart nj 0 o'clock yes
terday morning without any Fremont.
ton whatever, having always enjoyed
eXcollonI honllh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
MoI,lnlor AnnIn In nla scnl.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. Mai McKin-
10y, who has been NJ Fortress Monroe for
q week for tho benefit Of his health, ap.
poared In his seat yesterday looking well
and vigorous lie will nj once resume
work on the tariff bill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
I,or,y.Two white stars.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 90, Secretary
Proctor hns issued on order directing
that the field or union Of the national
Gag IN use in the nrmy and navy con-
eist, after July 4, 1890, Of forty-two
white stars in six rows OF seven stars
each In blue fold.