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The advocate., 1890-09-17
KANaAR ALLIANCE EXCHANGE %
BOARD or DIRECTORS.

President ......,....G. II. Benson, Haven, Kan
Vice President. -. X p House, OlOyerdale Kan.
Secretary. ......H. w, Bandusky, Topeka Kan.
Treasured rer..,..,.......L. r. King, Topeka, Kan.
Edwin Snyder, OskalOOaa, Kan,
Executive COmmttCe.-L, p, King, chairman,
Tannohill; A, w. Hayes Topeka ", l.. Bailey
.yudtcidry COmmtttee--A, w. Hayes, II. w.
SandualIy, L. P. King, Topeka.
BudnGsB ARent-O. A. Tyler, Kansas City, Mo
Live stock Commission Agent Edwin Snyder,
Stock Yards Kansas City, Kan.
Grain Commission MeTChantB-R ". Hlggs "
Co., Kansas City, Mo.
The advocate., 1890-09-17
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
NATIONAL FARMERS ALLIANCE AND
INDUSTRIAL UNION.

President .........L. Il. Polk Washington, ID, o..
Vtlt President ..B. IN. Clover, Cambridge, Kan.
Secretary. ..u,.J. III, Turner, Washington, u. o..
treasurer .........M w. Hickman, PllxlcO, Mo-
hapluraF. F....,.... Ben Terrell, Washington u. q.
MaoOn Miss, two years, Isaac McOnCkon, -,
Ark one year, Evan Jones' Dublin, Tex.
MCsOtiliUe COmmitice-C, w. McCune. Wash
lngtOn, ID. o.; AlOnzO Wardall, Huron, South
Dakota, J. ". Tllnan, Palmetto Tenn
The advocate., 1890-09-17

Superior ponmanshlp, Topeka Bus, ,COll.
The advocate., 1890-09-17

Individual instruction In bookkeeping
and shorthand, Topeka Bus, Coll,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
ArrlcnlturnI nrnYltIsa.

Less corn and little salt and ashes
with the oats win help TO keep of attacks
Of collie In the horse.
What 10 feed and how TO feed II Is q
great point in the dairy business
II eggs ore wanted feed for eggs. Buck
wheat and wheat are good.
Good sweet alage is very favorably
spoken Of M food for horses.
Pea vines for turning under rs fer
tilizer are pronounced better than rye,
by southern authority.
The injury 10 manure by fire fanging
or heating Is In the ammonia lost.
Invest In some mutton breed OF sheep;
care for them and pay Off the farm
mortgage, says a Michigan man,
The drill saves money in seeding
wheat.
The Sibley or Pixies Peak squash IL
presented as rival TO the Hubbard In
texture, flavor and productive quality.
Hard boiled eggs, raw oatmeal and
mashed potatoes are good for tho little
chicks IN the first ten days OF existence.
Any one who intends 10 begin bee
keeping for profit will mako good In
veytment by working for time In tho
aniaxy Of an experienced bee keeper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
REoITAT1oNs AND MUsIo


woro the Foaturoa At the Mooting OF tho
niatorloai Club Last Eyoning''-An hn'
ioyablo Occasion,
Az some Of the mombers Of the Hiator-
Ical and Literary Society we're unayoida'
bly, prevented from preparing their pa
pora, the meeting last evening partook
mostly OF tho nature Of social, with ox'
tomporanoous exercises These, however
were excellent, and were enjoyed by cv'
cry one present
Tho moeting was held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Il, E. Case on North Market
street.
Mr.. McGrcgor rocited "Pickotps Ncll,n
and no did II 80 acooptably that ho was
called upon for another,
Mr.. Douglass, who was compelled al'
most 10 exhaust his repertoire Ot the last
meeting, roolted the "Maniac.n Mr..
Douglass has remarkable powers, and his
work was much appreciated.
One Of the groatoat delights Of the even
ing was recitation, "Thora,n 10y Miss
Miller. Il was rooitod In manner 80
natural, no real and clever, and 70 devoid
Of the storcotypod style Of professional
elocuionists, that Miss Miller completely
captiyNtod her hearers.
The only thing OF q musical nature was
piano solo, "Milltalrc,n " by Mise hcLain,
Of Chicago, who Ia Mira, Caeo'a guest. II
was beautifully rendered, and showed
that Miss McIain has u thorough appre-
citation OF music, and skill In interpreting
the same,
Mr.. Caynah, for o select reading, gave
the sceno from Hamlet In which Polonius
is killed and Hamlet shows hia mother 10
herself.
Mrs. L, M. Jones recitod In an artistic
manner the pathetic Indian story, "Arls-
en- and riyetod the attention OF her hear
ers. Mrs. Jones lent the feeling and sym
pathy TO the piece that made LIS rendition
peculiarly delightful.
The next meeting OF the club will be the
last until after the summer vacation, IL
will be held NJ the residence or Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. j. Clark next Tuesday evening,
Beaidrs other special features will be
mubIo 10y the Episcopal church choir and
OILERS recitation by Miss Erwin, and
pnbes by Prof. Burns and Mr.. krioh
bntim.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
oorn Meal for nuttsr.

Mr., Farloe, the noted Jorsoy breeder,
has great faith In tho use OF corn meal as
an important part Of q butter ration. On
this point Hoarda pairyman fully agrees
with Mr.. Farlee as 20 the value OF corn
meal with this provision, that II bo fed 10
q COW Of distinctive butter temperament
and horedity. Dairy farmers who have
had experience with general purpose
cows, particularly high grade short
horns have noticed that II heavy corn
meal ration was fed for any length Of
time, they would bo quito apt 10 ahrink
IN milk and commence laying TAT ON tho
carcass. This no doubt Is due 10 the
strong tendency 10 flesh making which
thoy had inherited, ltrequirea COW OF
6trong, decided dairy herodity 10 take
and convert q heavy corn meal ration
steadily into buttor aud not divert tho
food to her own gain, The fact shows
how necessary II iS, u woaro to engage In
dairying, that we start right In breeding.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
How tho Canuoks Regard tho Mckinley
Tariff Bill,
...t.t. p..ta. uasaiaIk
trlaln Dealer special

WASHINGTON, May Civilian Mon
oehan, formerly Of New Lisbon, o., now
consul at Hamilton, Ontario, 10 In the city
for few days with II. Caracallcn, one OF
the leaders Of the reform party In hie
province. Mr.. Monaghan says that the
features Of the Mckinley tariff bill loyying
duties on certain nonduiiable Canadian
products and increasing thom on others
excited considerable feeling In Ontario,
whore the reformora, who favor tariff re-
duction, are In the majority, The Cam
ndiana favor commercial union, but In the
dominion parliament the Tories are In
control undor Sir John Macdonald and
they favor a continuance Of high proiec'
tive duties, ~ wish,n said Mr., Monaghan,
"that both countries would build q Chi
nese wall 800 feet high. That Ia the only
way to make a high protective tariii OBJ
noxloua.n MIR. Monaghan Ia well pleased
with his now post OF duty,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
CAUCUS COMMITTEE
Consider Propositions for General FED
erhi Election Law,

Consider Propositions Tor General fea'
eFai Election Law
WAaHiN0Tos, May THE house eau
Gus committee, o0nastlng OF SpeateI
Reed, the Republican members OF tho
committee on the election Of president
aud vice president, and some OF the Re-
pubiioans Of the elections committee,
held meeting yesterday morning 70
oohhder the Lodge and tho Rowen
propoaitlons for u general federal elee.
ho6 law. Both Lodge and howell had
thor plans perfected and they were pre-
b0nted with statements In their support.
Mr.. Rowell'a bill has been in the hands
OF John /, Davenport, supervisor OF cleo
lions In New York, for some days for
his consideration, and he appeared be-
Tore the caucus committee advocating
most Of its provisions, but agreeing with
The provision In the senate bill for tho
report Of the state board Of canyaBera 10
ba made % federal board Of final ro'
turn, A. soon ~ the caucus committee
has reached conclusion Of some sort
another caucus will bo called 10 con-
ndor this question,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

Eggs viii sometimes hatch that have
boon laid two months or longer, but II "
not best to set ogga that have boon laid
more than n fortnight, Froah eggs, ~ a
rule, hatch out moro oyonly and In good
timo and produce strong and lively
chickens. Eggs that have been long laid
hatch lator, and the chicks are ofton too
weak 10 break the shell, II is not a
good plan to keep a hen on her nest after
thoohiolls ilrst hatohOd are ready 10 come
oil for the possible chance Of getting ono
or two more out Of eggs yet unmatched,
for, II successful, the late oomors win DO
at a disadvantage with tho others, and
arc more likely 10 die than To be raiSOd,
No, you cannot distinguish sex In eggs,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
EnnI PLAY snnnrrind.

RoNpouT, N, y, May THE body Of
Harris Levine, q young Jewish peddler,
which was found IN the Hudson river NJ
Milton, WAS brought here for burial yes
terdny, Only a small sum Of money
wm taltOn from his clothes when the
body was found. A large wallet con.
tanning bank bills and packages contain.
ing iowelry and dry goods valued at
5000, which he had when he left here on
March 10, are missing. Foul play Is
Eugnected
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
Plttsburg Markets,

PfrmnuitG, May q
BvTTER.-C Creamery, Elgin, NG2lltc, Ohio
do, lntga0c, country rolls, lAWltg,
'CiiEEsFs Ohio, ilo. Nov York, lso Lin.
berger, iiltbbc, domestic Swcit2er, l0}sGl1oi
imported Swuiilcr, sllLc,
EGGS l4bl2lao y dozen for strictly froehi
duck eggs, lNC, goose eggs, 90Qtlc,
FRUITS Apples, fancy S'bl6bW y bArrUl,
strawberries, lJlh1C a box,
POULTRY chickens l6ctbN n pair
dreesNd, itdblbo pound, duckG lbcdsl v pair
drriAcd turkcyA lwitl0c " pound,
VEGETABLES PotRtOoil from store, NQp
fhci on track, AGDBOo Bermudg potaloca 500
barrel, new southern uabbagU $500 for
small crate, Ntl t0r lnrgcl lcfecy sweet
poultoCH Si2tt6ib " barrel, Bermuda
onions, Cpl1igi6 q bushol crate, Rroun
uni0nA ibn+0a Z dozen, parnlps, GOj
n bntrOli onion suts, EOWiU Y bushcl' kAlc,
gitN4bl3 " bprrpli asparagus BdAOo v lHrHc
bunch, rhubarh, NdilC II dofon FrpOn bOAnA
81, b,k2.t0 q box, WY bCHns, tlOJGa6O Y boa,
green ptla, SghlNi,N0 n hos.
WilEAT-kpw No, 2 rcd. p6ib00oi No. o nG
OATS No 2 white, 8a,glSc, extra No. a
EI,t,lbc, mixed, 2Nbpc,
FLOUR Johbing griCcs-Fapcy winier. and
tpfinr pHtcniN S..5bb7i winter straight
ShWlbiG, clear WIhtVE gi,bnLlj straight
&NSN bakers, S15&0d.00 hyo Hour S,11B
HAY -Balod timothy, No. !, gliOo3ll.tO No.
edo, sl0tl0lON loose ron WAGON, sl40lW
HUl, Hcp0rlina 10 gaAlily, Sp, pratio haN
s1OUut,OG packing DO, jG.11hNN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
A GOOD WAGON JACK.

II Is held in place by loose bolt in the
slot In the upright and may be raised or
lowered, The ratchet Is piece Of
bar iron one inch wide and one-quar-
ter Inch thick, bolted 70 lever two feet
from upright, and has several notchca on
its lower edge which catch on n bolt run
Though the uprights eight inches from
base, Tho wagon jack described is roo-
commended by Kansas farmer In Farm
md Fnrmaidn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
npwoRTH LEAGUE.
Interesting Session az the First M. ID.
Church Last Might.

Interesting Session az the First M. ID.
Church Last Night
The attendance nj the Epworth League
meeting NJ the First M. 10. church last
night was large, The following program
was carried out. Devotional exercises,
business, pnper, "Tho work OF the
Deaoonesses, y by Miss Eta Roam; vocal
solo, Miss Harmonic Shanks; intermis.
sion of ion minutesi recitation by Miss
Ada Belle Cox paper entitled, "Bishop
Ashury,n by Mrs. j.; w. Beeleri vocal
by M, A. G. Breeze. The music was OK.
cellent and all Of the exercises were
greatly enjoyed. The meeting was held
III tho Sunday school room.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

THE SILVER QUESTION,

Committee In session several Hours with
out Any Conclusion
WASHINGTON, May 7--Another meet
ing Of the Republican caucus silver com
mittee waa held In the room Of tho com
mittee on finance yesterday afternoon
Nine OF the thirteen membera OF the
committee were present, the abHenteeh
bding senators Pierce, Mandorhon, NC
MILAN and Mitchell, The committee
wM Ia session several hours without
coming 10 any eiiniteooncluhon. There
developed a strong sentiment IN favor OF
uniting on tho Jones bill, the measure
now ON tho senate calendar The house
caucus bin differs from this Ia only. one
particular The committee wil hold
another meeting In the near future
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
onnyrNInNr TFRpINa rRoUan

4 VVNVENINWI NH""I'" EH"N""'
The ylew given Ia the rear side OF the
trough, and the partition Ia swung for
ward 30 shut the animate away while
their food Ia being prepared, When
ready, the slide Ia withdrawn, the parti
tlon awnings over the rear side, and the
hogn can Ego ln," Stats OF wood should
be placed aoroaa tho trough TO keep the
animals from standing In II, by swing
ing tho partition high enough, the hog
may pass under,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

WHEAT TIE market opened rXrllgd and
gc lower on ftpur. % good fabt aud tNOw
falls IN the nUkG'Hs sab. qI,tiy tAyt
came reports ~ cold, dry weather ~ the
grgnter portinn Of thr uurthwoit ard ycriiNs
bie manic tolgei the carly sellers, HltchlntOn
began bnYng heavily, having tWcntE orokerg
In iho nd all bidding NJ the pmc timo, and
die result wa an advance Of hlt1 over the
opening hgurrA During NO last hour
Hutchinson sold heavily ana there wlW y rN'
Aelion Of 70, the market closing Ac lower than
saturday, but ll6c higher than the Olgnlng,
conn Followed In the wake 0i wheat,
opening lower but cloting 9to higher than
Saturday,
OATSSFalrly active NJ lower prices The
weakness b,ing attributable " the rains IN the
wVHl aud northwest.
pROVWlONs--N Moderately trAdod IN with.
out much change Nt the close from saturday,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
DR. LYMAN Ablorr

a HiEA nsiisyer In the Riaht'hseF ne's'
msnt-That Laher should hs h'ssa ses
whst Yea Can Get u IL DisheHese
NEw YoRK, May 7,-At the spring
unseting Of the New York aud hroohlW
Association Of Congregational Churches
yesterday Dr Lyman Abbott saldl |
AIn thorough believer IN tho eight
hour movement. Under the present
system man beoomes a At u ma
ahinery, Eight hours IL ~ long ~ any
mAn should be drudge, Any system
which makes man work twelve hours
. day il dishonest, because Il Is grinding
a mans body for his labor, That labor
h commodity aud should be hired for
vhat you can get Il for q also dishonest
Speaking Vt socialihm, pf, AbboN SAID
clio church has been
shirhina Its DaJ
In respect 10 this subject, II IA a enb-
jcet which has compelled tho attention
a the emperor OF Germany and ihe
pope Of Rome aud II 10 ans whioh can
not be- passed by 10 outside the ministry,
a resolution was passed requesting the
State Association Of Congregations
Churches 10 appoint committee, 70
meet with the committee Of synod OF
tho Presbyterian church 10 confer ON
the question OF the relation OF religious
teaching 10 our public school system
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
nona,,mn,Ion Surely Cured,

To TIM RDfroR,-- PloAho inform your rcadere
that hayo positive romody for tho Rboyo'pamod
disease by 90 timely uso houaandn ofhopoloaa
cases have boon permanently cured. 1ahan DO glad
10 aond two bottles Of my remedy FREE 70 any o.
your readers who have consumption u they VIII
send mo their Express and p. o. addross. Respect
faliy, ia. efoCUh, N. O., vi Pearl 81, n. Z.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

BERLIN, Wis, May THE mystery
connected with the assignment Of the
we'll known banking house Of G. A.
Mather a. Co. was settled yesterday
morning, when a letter was received
from j, M, Hawley, the missing junior
partner. The letter was written at Chi,
cAgo Saturday evening, Hawley admit.
ted that his speculations on the board Of
trade were the cause Of the failure, and
that he was on his way 10 Cuba.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
BOARD OF TRUSTEES

or the slater Educational Fund iicGln
Their Annual Meeting.
NEw YoRR, May THE board Of
trusteea Of the Slater educational fund
began their annual meeting hore yester
day, Ex.Prosident Hayes, president Of
the board Of trustees, presided The
fund was established ten years ago by
John Il, slater Of Norwich Conn, and
provides for the introduction Of indus
trial triuingi in the schools Of the south
Ia the thirty-ix schools aided this year
by the fund there has been an increase
oi 300 pupils, In all total attendance
Of 1000 Last year the fund Oppropri.
ated so, 600 20 the work
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
Wlth lfllitary Itonors.

RICHMOND, VA, May 7.--1'ho eques
tfin statue Of Gen, Il, u. Leo win b,
removed from the railway station 10 Tho
place Of unvgiling on "Wednesday, with
military honors. II viii be drawn bl
hand, aud the ladies will have an oppor.
tunity 10 assist in the work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
A Strong. pnrabIs wnron Sson.

The wagon jack shown in tho illus
tration should bo made OF hard wood
whlto oak Is bost, The base IL 10 inches
long, 81 inches thick and 4 inches widei
the uprightS are feet long, 1 Inch thick
and inches widoi they arc mortlSed
Into the baso and boltod, leaving q space
Of IL inches between them, A block "a
inserted at tho top II inches thick and
bolted, Tho lever is N feet long, II
inches thick and ~ inches wide at the
short end and inches at the long end,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

Weber. at Dueyrus, laating that the Cam
ton Brick company had received lhe con-
tract tor furnishing dc brick for paving
the streets of nuoyTAe, The nrAl egdes
will amount 10 million anu u heh ~
erish sS eea.es 20 sssngia s@ t6e contract,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

WAsuINGToN, May 1.-THE house Of
Secretary Tracy, ia this city, IN which
his wife met her deUth in tho Ere which
almost destroyed it, was sold yesterday
for S3O,7O0. II cost him, with improve.
ments. Sfb. 1000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

Lynn, MASS, May There is nothing
new ia the trouble between the boot aud
shoe workers international union and
the Knights Of Labor as applied 70 the
factory OF y. q. Patton u Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
NEWS IN BRIEF.

,,,- 49,. ~,
N, Joseph NioholNs H9peIt'rdoury' u9Ion nS ON ~
e pronon p"'h'o''' " uoAu' "o w" W ''A"
oHu'
Adispetch from Noubah etale' that ue
euhole etenlp.eu 70 vst .t 'no plpos "Nas. ho,
nat.r ~ oohyeysu 70 tho unA',uiS0'''i''' ,Il, "u'
bhe uVops p'oVonVou 'ne ouHeeo'
Governor buokner Monday sent q formal
notice OF senator ,s & hoSka aS'sn 20 sno ,osn i,
.asos,,sn,i, e, s tat. niesa an Ma, ny
N'ao'ISonN; , e,N. ,'. p'''O. 'u a'", ~ r....
,ho.,Us U ,hat ,bs raDcan,s W. ~ ,ho IInitsd TIns.
dom far The year ending March N were ESQ.
SN.9i0. and the o1ponditures lSO0gi,sA.
AuarcAlat leaders who for days past have
boon engaged In melting the workmcn Of Lille
and Roubaix, In the Department Of the North,
10 violence, have boon placed under arrest
Tommy MorRan,of Chioogo,was knocked out
in twonty-slx round hght ~ New Orleans
Monday n'ins oy donmg nSoo m',,er, . o. inaanap il
olis Tho purse was FoON thlrd going TO tho
iolor
Tho faculty OF Westminster college, New
wilmington, have decided TO diemisa school
sp tho 18th, soih and Goth, TO allow the stu.
donti 10 attend the intercollegiate oonteets 10
DO held IN Allegheny on those dates,
~ nt,lav ~ pttaburb ia M VyaabIngton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
Fast Liberty cattle Market

EAST ldnHiTf FAn May q
CATTLE Bocolpta 2,47l hend, shiwnonte
Lao head, market mulCrU tOly active, 10 TO At
HIGHER than lust weeks prices.
Receipts, D,bu houdi ahlptnonta 100.
hoAd, medium aud selected, Sl.BOatAib com.
mon 10 best YOrkors, Si.aDilA,d0 pigs, sJV1d
hN
SHEEP Receipts, 1900 headi ghipmcnis,
AaO head, market trm ut last weeks prluoA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

NOW Ynrll ,innr, Mnrket.

NgW York, May q
Money CLOSED at 8 pvI cent? highest rate,
dpuf Crnid lowest Z,
fNchnnpr DIufrd steady, with actual bust.
uoss At gLtilhtii tur H,Nly gy blih AMI
tlH1AW4 Cor demand yustt4 Aler, 4leap
iN,
Government bonds c|o.el steady currency
or. I'D h.U, o. coupon, ..sHli llsa do, iGlh
TacIne alIrand bond, closed a. follows
Union urti., LiuiE do .pElug funds, lls'4i
CUItTUlH, l.lNg ulN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

vh.a Bsby vas sIot, We save her oAs'oHa'
when shs vas CaIld, she ered Tor oA''o"A'
Shsu .hs bsoams Mis- she elang 70 oAi'oF'A'
ahsa shs had ohadrsA. she Ia's'tsm oA'''''A
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
1nouan fon zoos AND sHsEp.
II Ia Himpis In Construction, Cheap and
aonvauisuE

II IL simple In Construction, Cheap and
3 OonVeaisaL
We give an illustration OF a eonyen'
lent trough for feeding hogs and sheep
Il Ii especially we'll designed for feeding
hogs, and may be placed In the pom, the
awlnging door above tho trough forming
one aide, II desirable 10 use II out Of
doors, II may form part OF fence The
construction Ia simple, Two upright
board standards about four feet high
arc nailed 10 tho enda OF trough 10 sup
port a swing door or partition, which 4
adjusted 30 that tho lower edge play
back and forth Just over the top OF th'
trough,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

Canton Enterprise Rewarded.
last evening Superintendent Hieley ro-
coiyed telegram from City Engineer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

eDally traius. Onor train, daily except sunday,
For upo cards, iatpH " ta'e, through iickt ~ tag
gage chopkA ana ANY nfther inf0 nation regarding
The running " ifAlnA nprly tO
NJ L. h0LLrR, rltAp, Canton.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-02-20
EcHo DE

par la force, mails lis furent repous-
ses par les sauvages qui pretendi-
rent n'avoir jamais en- l'instentlon
de permettre q Dubuque de c6der
a d'autres la concession q lui faite
ct s~'ad1ess6rent au gouvernement
des Etats- Unis, qui leur donna raj
son.
Q%uelque temps plas tard les au-
torit6s Am6ricaines d6possAderent
par la force les h6ritiers d'Auguste
Chouteau. qui, malg 8 celia, dams
I'm m6moire adress6 au S4nat des
Etats Unis en- 1886 essay4rent de
protester contre cette maniAre par
trop sommalre do regler un diffe-
lend.
Ce fut EN- vain; ct sur lie rapport
de M. J. FL. Pifer commissaire des
Etats Unison d6eida que cette pro.
pri6te appartpnait au domaine ma.
tional ct en- 1858 cette decision fut
sanctionnee par les tribanaux com,
petents.
Tel est l'imbroglio que les h6ri-
tiers de Dubuque essayeront de
debrouiiler.
Puissent-ils r6ussir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-02-20

Comment les simples particulars
n'aura1ent-ils pas de proces, 81 les
avecats SO mettent & en- avoir en-
tr'eux.
NJ. John FL. Long poursuit en-
effet IN de SOS colleagues du bar.
reau de Minneapolis en recouvre-
ment dune somme de $500.
Eft voici pourquoi.
En- JUN 1884, Nine Katie Rohn
entama un action en- $1,000 de
dommage-interets contre la Singer
Manufacturing Company pour
pleasures recues a son service.
Son avocat 6tait M. Ebert.
Celui-ci s'adressa alors q SOL COL
legue, M. Long pour l'aider dams
cette cause, lul promettant, para1t-
il, de lie renume1e r 81 la cause etalt
gagc6e.
File tut gagnee ct M. Long pre-
tendant avoir fait la plus grande
partie du travail demande $500
pour ga peine, que NJ. Ebert refuse
abso!ument de lui sctroyer.
Don process a l'horizon.