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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

Sup. Vice.Chancellor. and Fort Dear
born divisions, Chicago, Ill. For the
other prizes there will be numerous en-
tries and abundant opportunities for ex-
citing contests.
Very liberal arrangements have also
been made for public decorations, and
the entertainment of visitors in public
halls, and in Sightseeing Milwaukee
has many attractions on land and water,
and the visitors will have ample op-
portunity to see every thing under the
guidance of competent committees, and
under the most favorable circumstances.
A fine display of fireworks, under the
direction of the celebrated Payne, of
London, will be one of the attractive
evening features of the encampment.
Supreme Chancellor Ward, accom-
panied by the officers of the Supreme
Lodge, State Representatives, and most,
if not all, divisions of the Uniform
rank, will reach Milwaukee Monday,
July Z, and take possession OF camp and
headquarters.
At ten a. m. the following morning
the Suprepe>L Lodge will be opened in
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28
MUSICAL SOUNDS.
The Deaf and Dumb Can Enjoy Music to
n Limited Extent.

The Deaf and Dumb Can Enjoy Music to
n Limited Extent.
That person so afflicted should be
able to enjoy music in the same way as
one endowed with full sense of hear
ing is impossible: but on the other
hand it is clear that vibrations of the
air do, to greater or lesser degree, af-
feet persons who are deaf, and music
and sound generally are nothing more
than vibrations of the atmosphere.
Hartmann says that pupil of one of
the deaf and dumb institutions of Ber-
lin even learned to sing The Watch on
the Rhine" although certainly the ar
ticulation was so defective that the tune
was more easily recognized than the
words; and that totally deaf girl in
one of the institutions received at homo
music lessons for several years and ac-
auired such skill that she learned to
play pieces not only from music but
also by heart In Vienna also the at
tempt has been made to instruct deaf
mutes in pianoforte playing, and the
result is said to have been very favor
able, as those who were instructed soon
learned to play short pieces. 1t has
sometimes been commented upon, even
by medical papers, as absurd that music
should be performed at the entertain
ments at deaf and dumb institutions,
upon the assumption that it can not
be heard by the inmates at all. There
is no doubt, however, that a consider
able number of deaf mutes are sensible
to musical sounds, and that these are
passionately fond of it.-Christian at
al
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

consin. scrimiching all
along the line for official honors. The
relative merits of proposed aspirants for
Office are being loudly canvassed North
and South, and the claims and counter
claims of candidates are asserted and
denied with equal vehemence.
Canada and Kentucky are arrayed
against each other for the Office of Su-
preme Vice-Chancellor, while Tennes-
see, Minnesota, Illinois and Wisconsin
are pushing forward favorite sons for
prominent places.
But in spite of these ripples on the sur
face, which are always incident to legis-
lative bodies, the session will be essen
TALLY one of harmony and pleasure.
The dull thud of the mattocll and the
sound of the carpenters hammer are al
ready heard on the tenting grounds, in
dicating that the Pythian hosts will
assemble in place somewhat different
from that in which the hosts of Israel
assembled when the capstone of Solo
mons Temple was placed.
There ] must leave the subject for the
present. w. III. MCDoUGALL.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

vi oniiorin Rank and circumstance
of war The display will not be thing
of fuss, feathers and brass bands,
as some suppose. 1t will be strict
ly military in character. The or
ganization Is based on established
military principles and governed by
rigid military discipline and the most
approved military tactics. 1t will,
therefore, be monster military pa
geant, the like of which has not been
seen in this country since the day when
Grant led his victorious army through
Washington at the close of the civil war.
The reported apathy and indifference
on the part of the Citizens Committee
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28
A Day Ahead.

First Boy-Going to celebrate this
year?
Second Boy-I guess so, but it will be
one day ahead of time.
"Why?"
"'Cause pa is going to bring second
wife home on the Fourth, and us seven
children will get our patriotism knocked
colder'n wedge afore night. If we
whoop for liberty it's got to be the day
afore. After that we'll whoop for some.
thing clse."-Detroit FREQ Press.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28


electric lights during the evenings, and
with an abundance of exquisite music
and a brilliant display of fireworks.
Cold Spring Park will present an at
tractive scene during camping week.
The boarding-house keepers are prom
ised thriving business, and the fair
country cousin will be an attraction in
almost every household. For dame ru-
NOR has it, that the rosy daughters of
the Badger State, mediate y fierce at
tack on the camp and mean to capture
some of the gallant Knights, who have
hitherto been occupying single rooms
and single blessedness.
The business of the Supreme Lodge,
which will occupy eight or ten days,
will be of unusual Importance. The i'm
mense growth and prosperity of the or
der wherever established has presented
new questions of government for dis
cussion and new subjects for legislation.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28
PRESBYTERIAN Congregation In Luck.

PTTsBURGu, June 17.--Three months
ago the Forest Grove Presbyterian
church at CHARTERS was modest little
affair with debt and meager attend
ance. Some of the elders after hard
fight succeeded in getting n permit to
drill an oil we'll on the premises. Oil
was found in abundance and now the
church has sold out bodily to the Stand
ard Oil Company for sos, 900 cash.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28
Died rrom n Criminal operation.

MILWAUKEE, June IA post-mortem
examination al the young girl Annie
Uebelackcr, who was found dead in the
Office of "Dr." Andrew j. Hoenes Sun
day, reveals that the girl died from the
effects OF an attempt to produce an
abortion. Hoones, who is not regular
physician, is held on the charge of muir
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

MADRID, June 17.-Dr. Candida, the
famous expert and specialist, who has
made an investigation into the subject
pronounces the disease which has ap-
peared in the province of Valencia to be
Asiatic cholera. At Puebla de Rugat
and vicinity ninety-one deaths from
cholera have already occurred and the
Scourge is spreading.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

is entirely with
out foundation.
Every man on
the committee
seems an active
and earn q S +
worker for the
success of the
enca m pm ent.
They fully re-
alize the i'm
pOrUanCe VI uHc
event, and the
p y t h i a n
knights m ay
re s t assured
that they will
receive all the
hospitality for
which NIilwau
kee citizens are
nn.n
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

Jones has just married a girl who, al
though bringing him pretty penny in
tho way of fortune, has boon unable
TO fail worry deeply in love with him.
"Do you know" tho poor man re.
marked to friend, ''she's so frigid that
I'm afraid to talSo her in my arms lest
should catch tho influenza. Judge.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

NUnInIVtUV' VIII DC pltchGu on an
elevated plateau fronting wide boule-
ward, and commanding an excellent view
of the entire parade grounds and much
of the city and surrounding suburbs.
An electric car line, horse-car line
and omnibuses from the depot Of the
Northwestern railroad will land pas
sengers on the south side of the en-
campment, and on the north side of the
camp there is a depot of the Chicago,
Milwaukee G. st. Paul railroad, where
passengers arriving by that line will be
landed.
The parade and camp ground are we'll
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

b Ell n g hastings
di v ision, Mich
igan, which car
ried off the first
prize a t Gin
CT II n n ii: Tcrre
III a ute division,
Indiana: Amster.
d n m iv i sion,
New York: Oak
di vision, Glove
land. o.: Chicago
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28
Result OF the Carpenter Strike.

Friend Ito Chicago carpenter)--You
won the day, understand.
Striking Carpenter-Ye indeed. The
bosses had to come down to eight hours.
"Any immediate resnlt?"
swell, yes"
"What is it?"
"Landlords have raised the rent on u.s."
Texas Siftings
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28
Followed Her sisters Example.

VIENNA, juno 10 9-Archduchess Mar
guerite, following tho example Of tho
Archduchess Valerie, on Tuesday abdi-
Gated herclaims to the succession to the
throne of Austria. The ceremonies of
the occasion were similar to those OBJ
served in the case of Valerie.
wants $4,000 for tho Loss OF mn Eye.
COLUMBUS, Ind, June 19.-Albert Mo-
Chester OF this county has brought suit
against the indianapolis Mali.able Iron
company for $50, 900 for the loss OF an
eye, which occurred last January, by
the explosion OF mold whilo pouring
hot iron into it.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28
Progress in the West.

Gothamite te-IIas civilization made
much progress in Montana?
Montana Man Progress? just the
same as New York. You can't walk o
street in Helena without danger OF be.
ing killed by q dead" wiro or caught In
o sub way eXplosion.-N. Y. Weekly.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28
The Unresponsivo saloslady.

Sympathizing Customer-Docsn't II
make you very tired to stand here all
day long and wait on all sorts of people?
Shop Girl-Awfully. have to an.
swor SO many fool questions, you know.
a-a-a-sh!--Chicago Tribune.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28
1t Was u Cold.

Miss sharpe-oh, how do you do, Mr..
Sissy? You are not looking very we'll.
Mr.. Sissy-No, Miss Sbawpc: I've q
cold or something in me head.
Miss Sharpe (calmly)-l think it must
be cold, Mr. Sissy.-Munsey Weekly.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

full ritu q | / S I'll c
form j II Castle
Hall. NJ a Y o 7
Gcorgc W. Peck
will deliver a II
ADDRESS of W @ i
come, to which
responses will be
made by the SUI
prene Chancellor
and others. These
addresses and the
preliminary busi-
ness OF the ses-
! sion will occupy
the forenoon of
that day. In
the afternoon at
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

Gate in the West;
from the region
of bananas in the
S ou tn t o t IN o
realms of beans
a n d buckwheat
in t h @ North,
they will come, a
mighty army ar
rayed and equip
ped in all the
Ulorip,iq np,, ~
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28
TRAGEDY AT DENVER.
While Insane a Colorado Pioneer Kills
His Wifo and HimselE

DENVER, Col, June 19.-Aaron M
Jones, 60 years old, a pioneer of Col
orado, and one OF the best-known meE
in the State. shot his wife through the
heart yesterday morning while they
were sitting at the breakfast table. He
then threatened the life of his daugh-
ter Erma. but she pleaded so hard for
her life that he spared her. He then
turned the weapon upon himself and put
bullet through his heart 1t is thought
he was insane.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28
Correcting a Mlsapprehonsion,

Cant you make better timo than
this?" asked merchant of an ci!icc-boy
who had consumed too much time on an
errand.
my dear SIR" replied the boy, who
was from Boston, 81 do not make time
at all. merely use that provided by a
higher power. Judge.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

encampment, 9th, 10th, 11th and 18th,
there will be prize and exhibition drills,
dress parades, inspection and review
and other exercises and recreations in
cident to camp life.
Rigid military discipline will be en-
forced in the camp and liquors of all
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

of access, spacious
and ell -,. ID. The
grand stand is ry
large, and, facing
northward, will af-
ford a shady re-
treat for the thou
sands that will at
tend the prize and
exhibition drills in
the afternoon. The
grand stand and the
camp will be illumi-
- 1l
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

DETROIT. Mich, June l7,-The steam
yacht Leila, owned by the Crosse Point
Club, was run down and sunk by the
tug Onaping in the Detroit river of the
Michigan Central docks Monday after
noon. All on board were rescued.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

kinds will be severely
excluded. M a jo r.
General James r.
Canadian will issue
peremptory ord G r 9
governing the camp,
any violation of which
will subject the Of
fender to unpleasant
consequences.
The camp grounds
are singularly we'll
situated. The tents
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

An effort Will be
made to amend
the organization
of the Uniform
rank, and the re-
lations of the En-
dowment rank to
the order will no
doubt occupy the
attention of the
Supreme Lodge
for some time.
Then theelection
o f S IL pre- IN o
Lodge officers is
likely to cause a
sharp struggle.
Already there is
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

"You don't seem to be getting along
ccry woll," said tho man in tho opcrat-
ing chair.
NO" replied the dentist, ~ hay,
struck snas "-Munscy's Weekly.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28
KNIGHTS IN LINE.
Big Preparations for the Great
Pythian Conclave.
Some Novel Features to BE Made of tho
Uniform Rank Prize Drills and
Parado--The Pyrotechnio
Display.
rspecial Milwaukee letter. !

The encampmert of Pythian Knights
in this city next month promises to be
one of the greatest secret society dem
onstrations ever seen in this country.
From every State in tho Union; from
Hall Gate in the East to the Golden
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

TIE net profits of tho Louisiana lot
terry have been about S5,OO0,00O per year.
And yet men supposed to be endowed
with common sense send money to that
gigantic swindle monthly with tho OK
pectation OF capturing u fortune. 80.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-28

A COMMITTEE is now investigating at
Ravenna the precise locality where the
urn containing the bones of Dante was
in 1910. Previously the same commit
tee discovered in convent a painting
by Giotto containing portrait of Dante,
the only really authentic portrait of him
known. 1t is soon to be reproduced, and
will change the accepted notion OF
Dante's looks decidedly,
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
CRUELTY UNUTTERABLE.
James Smiths Lost Horse Tied Up a
Week without Food or Water.

Last Monday James Smith was huck-
leboirying in Saddlebag Swamp. His
horse was disengaged from the buggy,
and tied to a tree. When ne went to
get the horse she was gone. AS no trace
could be found OF the horse for several
DAYS sheriff Bishop took the usual steps
to notify the surrounding country that
horse had been stolen.
Yesterday the sheriff and deputy
sheriff Lewis started to make thor
ough search in the regions lying to the
northeast of the city, having learned
that a horse had been seen there. After
a long search and many disappOint-
ments. the horse was found. On the
day she was stolen, last Monday, she
was taken into the brush dis
tance Oft the East Leonsrd-st.
road. and hitched. where she had been
standing ever since, without food or
water. She had been discovered an
hour or two only previous to Col.
Bishops inquiry of the man IN whose
barn the unfortunate animal had been
placed. AZ the place where she bad
been standing so long, the black oak
grubs we're eaten of close to the
ground. and every substance that could
possibly serve for food lying within the
length of the horses tether, had been
consumed. When first discovered and
cared for. the horse was fed and
watered with wise caution, and the ap-
pearauces we're that no permanent IN
Iurv would result from her painful ex-
perienCe.
The two officers lost no time in going
to inform the smith family of the dis
covcrv Of the horse. When the story
Of the adventure was told, Mrs. Smith
wss completely overcome With horror
and sympathy. The horse has been A
family pet, "a well az being an animal
Of great value It = thought that the
dastsrdiy act Of leaving the horse thus
exposed was the work of wicked boys,
who stole the animal TO avoid walSing
To The citv
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

ported by the Committee on Claims &na
Accounts. Adopted.
The COMMITTEES on Grounds offered .
resoluti0a Recommending that the
Committee on Buildings be autaori1ed
70 buiid stone walks around the lai0n
school AZ $3.50 per square yard. irus-
Tee Fisher Mas Of the opinion thai SIT
Iici2l stone would be cheaper ana
would prove as durable When lad Oh 5
ground foundation. Mr. Fisher n1oxea
as q substitute that the Building conl-
mittee be instructed 10 lay artificial
stone walks, providing i could be done
cheaper than stone. Cared.
Ca motion Of Trustee Mcbride, his
resolution 10 amend section is of the
rules OF the board providing that TOE
look llsts' reported shall not 5e
printed ia the minutes nniess 80 OF.
dered by the committee 10 the board, >
majority Of the b0arc, be taken from
the table and carried.
A resolution Was presented BY Irus-
tee Mcbride asking that the COMMITTEES
on Text Books report at the next meet
ing Of the board the number and kinds
of supplementary reading books now
IN use, together with their opinion OF
which series should be returned. Car,
Tied.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03


The oSssht4n0ng crew leave for De-
troiL tonight.
Jimmy Carroll. the Brooklyn middle
weight, : eager 10 night DOmrniek Nc
CaTfrey for $500 SIDE, London rules
Jim Daily, OF Philadelphla, is out
with a challenge % Thomas Mccarthy,
OF Buffalo, 10 box hun for 800 q SIDE
AZ either Of the Buffalo Athletic clubs.
Buffalo Is weakening and Detroit IS
likely % secure a Brotherhood fran
chise.-Had and Exprsss. Not much.
Detroit would be even worse that Buff
faiO.
President Spalding estimates that
there viii be quarter OF million dol
lays lost IA baseball this season N the
By tight he estimated that ms loss
would be $1,000.
The sooner the Buffalo club IS buried
the better for the Players league. The
Cleveland club should also be dis
banded. and. the circuit thus con-
tracted, the remaining SIX clubs would
come near 20 paying expenses.-New
York World.
A short time ago Won der Abe, in the
presence OF witnesses, agreed 10 pay the
Detroit Club $4,000 for the release of
Higgins, WheelOck and Virtue, and he
got the former for one-third the
amount. lie now refuses 10 take the
other two, and Detroit Is going 10 law
about It.
The late International players are
being snapped up by other clubs.
Among those who nave already secured
engagements are the following: La
tOuche, at Albany; Friel and Leighton,
ut Syracuse; Reidy and Gutenberg, at
Terre Haute; Newman, at Milwaukee;
oIppi, at Jamestown; Stein, at Chicago,
and Grimm, at Rochester.
John W. Gerlach, of the Erie County
Athletic Club of Buffalo. has been au-
thOrized by the board OF managers of
his club TO offer a purse of $500 for a
glove fight between Patsey Kerrigan
and Jack McAClitfe, jimmy Carroll,
Andy Bowen or Billy Myer. Kerrigan
says he is ready TO meet either of the
men named.
A resident OF Owosso desires to match
colt by Louis Napoleon, fOaled June
3, 1899, for a race OF hLlf-mile heats
or a mile dash against any Michigan
yearllng PAGER or trotter, TO come of
at the meeting of the Michigan Trot-
ting Horse Breeders Association, which
occurs at Union Park, Saginaw, Aug.
%, q and %. Address Dewey 4 Stew
art, OwOsso City Roller Mills, Owosso,
Mlch.-FTee Press.
"How about Lyons" asked Pete
Browning the other night. sis he still
smashin' 'em out? Say, he is a lulu
wld &c stick. There's no man in the
de Brotherhood who can beat him.
Dave Orr IS another jes' like him. Dave
can hit 'em Oft his ear, on de groun'
| 'ginst his shirt or over his nut. On, I'm
hitting 'em right along, old man. Ny
lamps are great and dey can't fool
/ Peter. - Philadelphia Press.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
ALAS ALACK-A-DAY.
Even Marriage Can sot Crowd Two Days
Into One.

ss,,.s,s =. - -s,s0s
DETROIT, Aug. More ihorns than
roses seem to have grown in The matri-
monial garden Of Augustus Day, the
well-kuown spirtuaists OF this city.
Mr. Day is rather wealthy and has al
WAYS been considered as peculiar ln
character, as his wealth would permit.
About a year ago be became lonely.
and be pining for c0upaniOnship found
vrnt DO the shage 3f On advertisement
in an Eastern matrimonial paper for
correspondence which might br nR hlm
some lar psala that would appear to be
hs affinity
Finally Re chose for q wife Mrs. Eva
K. sanger. of Detroit. viio bad been
divorced from hcr husband she was
- asld he 8. but FOR some tine all
seemed % float smoothly on sea of
biss. The tongue OF The tale-bearer
however. cor 81 its work. and 1usiilffi
tie poison ~ jealousy nfo t1e hearts
of the lorifc uaf Dth"ous ut Znoofs
tod caeh fhe otner was untrne. and the
result was several v-eanoes, nasc1 were
ANYTHING but spiritual 81 TIER Tehenn-
ence. And nos Mrs Day has sued fo1
alvorce. alleging xtrerne cruelty
with personal violence.
peforo tie divorce vas asked Tor 2
seusrat5oa haa been arranged. ~ thf
ferrss ~ whrh Mr. Day gave be wife 2
$40 .oZ9 naortgaCs On some q BIS prop
erfV.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
FOR MAJORITY RULE.
The Truth About the Newaygo County
Republican Convention.

To the Editor Of the TEtEssaN HERuD.
ASHLAND, Mich, Aug. "A White
Cloud special to the Democrat 40 bellies
the Newaygo County Republican Con-
vention, that I. an antl-Cutche0n dele
gate TO said convention, deem it but
just 10 the large majority 10 enter a
protest against the false charges, evI-
IDENTIFY made by some soTe-head IA the
Dsmoeraf
The statement that only certain ones
were admitted, and hut a meagre re-
port could be Obta ned, is simply false.
There was no 'ioh put up and no
delegates were rejected p bat one de-
cIned because the convention by seven
eighths Of It's full vote endorsed Clutch.
con"
The truth j there was = very small
faction who tried Democratic fillibuster-
ing tactics, and we're rlti0usly sat down
upon. Although ] arn not a Cgtcheon
man, ! deem i but iust % say that TIE
convention was contacted m al fair
ness Msioritles should rule. seven
sightns surely ought to. Theirs is the
victory, theirs the respOns bifty. ] ara
a Republican and sna satisfied.
W JENKINS.