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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
OUTDOOR SPORT COSTUMES,
Some OF Il dfrrDs Newest Modela for
Physical Culture aud Boating.

NFws DEMoORATi in these days
Of physical culture, of outdoor sports and
much athletic exercise, any new pursuit
which will hRreeably alternate With her
standard amuaemenla, must be q boon 70
the girl who goes IN Tor that sort Of thing,
80 she will doubtless hail with delight the
idea Of becoming 0rekhier, after the eSs
ample OF the hngllsh maidenh who, hAy.
lng formed their eleyens, and praelIoed
themselves Into a falr degree Of sklll, are
now 70 Journey about playing match
games through the country Tor tho cham.
plonship, Atleasl 20 say the papers, ANA
! presume We may 40 we'll believe tlilh 40
a great deal Of their own news,
One fact, however, they omitted 30 state,
aud that II that these English clubs will
be attlred In tho new
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moKINLEY REoooNIzEs


hlnley bill eto'
rlaln Dealer special
WASHINGTON, July a. Major Mckinley
arrived from Canton to-day, "What do
you think Of the man whom the Demo-
Gratis have nominated 10 be your sue
oeasorgn asked tho Plain Dealer cores
pondent this evening,
~ think ex'Goy, John q, Warwick 10
the strongest man the Democrats could
have nominated with one exception
Lynch, Of Canton-and he was not a cam
ddate, Warwick 10 popular In tho dis
trlot and will be strong before tho peo'
ple,n
"Wlll you cross swords with him ~
"Well, that depends, l am always
ready TO obey the call Of my party even to
such an unlnylling contest IA that, but II
called shall 10 In TO vim"
Changing the subject 70 matters OF ma
tlonal legislation, Major Mckinley said
Il ore was no possible doubt Of the passage
OF the elections bill, at will be pass
cd, said he, "ior there Ia q limit even TO
Democratic endurance, | suppose Demo-
Gratis will begin their obstruction tactics
during the debate on the tariff bill which
begins tomorrow, but the tariff bill will
be passed, go TO a conference and be Sign
cd before Congress adIourna.h
"when will II go into eirectY' MY
Idea IL TO have II 20 Into effect thirty days
after II Ia signed. The importers have
been dlscountlng the bill by making
heavy lmporlailona for months past and
these should he stopped as soon 10 posal'
ble.n
Major Mckinley will not attend the Re-
publican state convention In Cleveland
Wednesday,
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Legal Notice.

Edward Run Qua Andrew Hun. who reside IN
K0sl0tCO county, Indiana, and whpau post once u
Etna OTochi David Run Aud lionfy Kun WHO 10.
Side IN H. Josepha county, Indiana, ana whose post
once address N Lake Nine, Eliza Moore who 10.
alduu IN Marahall county, Indiana ana whou post
once address IN hilbert Mary Johnston, who 10.
hldta IN Mafhhall county Indians, And whose post
onlco addrofg 10 boutblnl Mary CLARK, whose foel.
dence II aioubpn county, Indiana anu whose n0lt
once aldfoH "A Hudson, John Run. whose feal-
dvnoo N Dokab county, indiana, and whose post
Onlce N bnmmlU JhncA Nun, ioboccA Mar
TN, Minnie ilun ana Marion Run, whotu residence
~ unknown heirs M law OF urofgo llu1, lhtg of
stark county ohio, deceased, Will take notice that
SAmde Run, ndmnialfatOr OF the estate Of uocrgo
Hun, deceased, on tie Th day Of June, A, ID, 1870,
filed His petition IN the probate court within aud
for the county VI stark aud state OF ohio, alleging
that tho personal estate Of hAld deerdrnt u unuums
ha ostAtn that no died arlyod IN foo simple OF tho
following described real estate, situate IN said c0un-
" of stark aud state Of ohio, 70 VIII Being part OF
the west half OF tho southeast quarter Of section
number 90 township H. rAi,gO ~ beginning NJ tho
southwest corner 0f said quarter hcetl0n thence
north ~ pcfohos 10 stone plantcd thence east 40
far ~ TO make said tract contain 10 Acros thence
south 10 perchos " stone planted on the section
lno thence west 70 tho place OF beginning oontaln-
Inc 10 acres,
The prayer Of said petition a for IN order " sale
Of ualdpremlsoa for Tho payment OF the debts aud
charges Aforesaid
The peraonB frat above mentioned will further
tAkh notice that thny have been made parties de-
fondant 10 said petition, aud that toy are required
10 answer the same on or hol0ru the nnd day Of
Administrator Of Ocorgo Rnii, do'd
mono McOAarY, Auye Tor Pltn ila.tw
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Mr. Van Pelt, editor Of the Craig, Mo-
Meteor, went 10 drug store ~ lllllhdalo
Iowa, and asked the physician ln charge
10 give him dose Of something for chol'
era morbua and looeeneea Of the bowels,
lie aayal vi felt 90 much better the next
morning that concluded 10 call on the
physician and get him 10 ilX me up q eup.
ply OF the medicine. | was surprised
when lac handed me a bottle Of Chamber
lhin'a Cole, Cholera and DlNrrhWa Rcmo-
dy. He said he prescribed y regularly "
get or prepare. can testify 10 lta eillol'
cncy In my case NJ all ovonia,n For sale
by Durbin, Wright 4 CO., aud i, Sollmann,
dfuupiata,
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Cholera infantuni has lost its terrors
since the Introduction Of Chomberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy.
Whom that remedy IL used and tho front
ment ns directed with onch bottle is fol-
lowed, q euro 10 certain. Mr.. A. w. Wal
tor, q prominent merchant ~ Walters.
burg, lll., eaysi ut cured my baby hoy OF
cholora infanlum after several other REM
edlos had failed Tho child was 80 low
that ho seemed almost beyond the aid Of
human hands or reach OF any medicine
3b and 20 cent bottles for sale by DurbIn,
Wright 4 Co., and L. Sollmann, drug
pislH.
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Public Sale OF Land.
Stark County School Examiners Notice.

OANToN-ExaminAtlon will bo hold nj Uanton
on tho nrst Saturday Of each MONTH
Ar MAssILLor-so september 09th, 1880
AT ALLIAron.-0c October lath 1880 ana on tho
last Saturday OF March, 1890. y Wy
At RRAon crTY--socond Saturday OF February
1890.
At CANAL FupToN-socond Saturday OF March
1890
:-.AT UN1oETowN--sccond Saturday Of April, 1890
GEO. W. YoHE,
Clerk Of Board oficxAmlLres.
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Legal Notice.

Loo y, hrnhl, whose present place Of residence ~
unknown, VIII take notice that on tho 10th day Of
May, 1900, Alma y L, Bruhl filed her petition In the
oilco OF the Clerk Of tho court OF common pleas OF
hthfk county, ohio IN which abe praye ~ DO
divorced from tho said Loo z, hrnhl, upon tho
grounds OF gross neglect Of duty, abandonment and
oxuomo cruelty, Said petition will bo for hearing
tho same can bo heard.
ALMA o. l., nRUHJ,
Iunlp-Lw By BALDWIN a BninLDa, hor Attyu
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MAssILLON IN HIGH 0lEE.
The Masses All Enthusiastic Over the
Nomination Of John q. Warwick


MAsslLL0R, o., July ~
Massllon was wild with enthusiasm
over Gov, WarWiek'a nomination io Con,
qfesE last night For two days er0wda had
watched Tie bulletin boards, and hope
was 90 long deferred and the ballots 10
changing that nearly everybody gave np
tho ship, When therefore The news 0f
the nomination came about y o'clock the
reaction was great, Steam whistles blew
Tor hours, fireworks were discharged and
the boys pRraded tho street with the lihr.
monIa hand, The delegates returned
from Orrylile on the 10 o'clock train on
the ~, Wayne road, and were met
by an immense crowd, which yelled
Itself hOhrse with cheers for Warwick,
aud other Democratic candidates., A pro-
eeasion was then formed and everybody
marched 70 tie uovernOr'H house pn
Main street. Addresses were made by
Judge y, u, Young, Joseph Oherlln, hena-
tor H0wella, Judge brown, I'd, bach, he'
lIK hhepiey aud Gov, Warwick, The
crowd ihen iled into the house and shook
hands with tie next Congressman lle-
treatments we're afterwards served 70
them, The boys kept np the lolllileailon
until "A late hour,
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which IA illustrated In the above sketch
II Ii In two pieces, full gathered skirt OF
flannel with Wide hem, and gathered or
plohtod waist, with turned over collar
hill Hleeyea and leather belt Tho cap
generally bears The club initials or mono
gram upon ita peaked front, In the mode
here shown, the only attempt AT ornamen'
lAtlOn ID the doalgU OF bat and balls, em'
broidored upon tho breast,
This other young " oman h one OF those
who 90 down TO the sea on yachts, elc"
and she IL very etyllahly gotten up, ina
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

which Ia one Of those cunnngly oontrlyod
arrangements which give fullnoas OF out
limo 10 u slender figure, Tho closely but.
toned vest IN Of Yoauylhn red serge, while
the rest Of the blouse IL Of palcat blue,
laid In overlapping folds, which are hold
In, on tho shoulder and beneath the bust,
by narrow straps, butionod over thoedgo
OF the vest A similar strap bands the
arm above the elbow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
Notice of Application for
Communication of Sentence.

Notice ls hereby given thar an application will bo
made 10 the Hon BOnrd Of Pnrdonh, and His Excel
lency the Governor OF the state OF Ohio for the
OF sontence OF death pronounced by
the CourtOf Common plena within and for the coun-
~ OF stark, and state " ohio againbt Henry popp
convicted VI the cTmu OF mufdor In the irgt dogroo
t.h HUDSON,
A. L. JONES
Canton, 0,,Julye, Atty's for Defendant
ih1Od
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sHnaITF BALE.

John Frodenef, sen ,Err ~. oIqsl q q s,s ,,,,.o.
so Frederick rleAa Court
w virtue Of 90 ordfr o. aas, isaued ~ me
oen ni tie court " e0nlluph pleae 0f iiAlh
ferted viii 0lieI fOf sale M publlp puloY ~ tho
door d The oouit house 10 The ellf Of Canton on
saturday, the Fad day of August, 1890,
ths following described real e6tate tO-Wlti situate
ln tho t0Wnsliip NJ Nalhnn0ni county pf hlaIk aud
state VI Ohil aud known "A Anl being ihp east halt
NJ ln southeast quarter ~ section twenty-five (a3l
M township eighteen (ih)l " range hlf (bl except
Aifam nf lpllpn pl lann fourteen pgighna " Nlllhi
alld quarter, The residue containing aeyenlysthIee
hcIfh,
Appraised ~ th,li0.
Hale 10 commence at one O'Clock ., u, Terms
W." o,A, RRlDER, sheriff,
MQEG q Mo0AHfY, Attya
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wn, 4. rlofa alAl II ui1nI "a 8aloH
WIZ hsIf lnunlI lnlnmOn
ao's nls'.is'ni y WI llgAusq'S
A, ynt,e az Az order "A sale laluad w We
oiolf 6llA6 oouI VI common pleas " hlalL ulii
Ohln Ia lnd hblYa aollul hnn n he lift4lrh WV
nlaf fpf aAlp ~ pnhlle pu,ell ~ lhe Nnpf OF
saturday, the sglh day Of July, 1890,
30 ioawmg desalbad real e.lsle le-Ell ~
inullHl iFnnl nte hunllel fnn hnrnn a1ieli W
Quo and altn uan ni W. number lNhhll fnte huif
dled ard allleen lihlnl. 10 we lAla pli epAAlpni
Nhnl
AppraHed q eliQ0
sale 70 cou ~snoe a. one o'eloot D. ~ Terms
cash go,n,s s..,,s
OHAs. q, UrHAn, Att,
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satuTday. the Bod dAy Of Auguat. lsOO.
aHRRIFF aALR.

Isaac ~, whltlaker Order o. sAle,
W. hlafh COUNTY tpuinuu
The Mcleod h H, AiT) Pleas Court
fighal o. et Al
NY Vlftue Of an order of sale Issued by tho
elefk NJ Tho court uf common pleas Of hiaIk uuu
D. in tho above action aud 70 mo directed viii Offer
fOf sale ~ public OuIey ~ The door 0f The court
house IN lheelly OF Canton on
Saturday, the Goth day OF July, $780,
tho following described real estate tp,wit Situated
Ia tho township Of Canton county " hlAfk ana state
Of ObO, and Known ~ helng tho whole " lot nums
boz 1ph (tlr hundred and eiHhO Of The oDatal rAfk
addition ~ the city Of lantnhi uhl0 recorded ~
plat book number u, VI the plat records " STARK
County, ohio, on page lil thereof 70 which refer
enee y here hhdi together Win All buildings Ahd
hHtuTea thereon
Appraised ~ eieOO on,
$40 70 eommsnoe al Que O'CLOCK ., NJ Terms
o. A, KRiDER HheliH,
nouaRL & wHhhHn, ApUa
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Executors Notice.

Notice Ia hereby glycn that the undersigned has
boon duly appointed and qualified ~ Executor OF
the estate OF fetof mafQuardt ihto Of stark county
Ohio, deceased. JOHN MARQUARDr,
JOSIAH w. OBERfIN,
Dated July y, 1900 -lOdwf Executor.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

Jamea v. Pooook order Of sale, AtAfk
Va County Commodities
William noae, Court
ny virtue of An order Of sale Issued by tho olerh
OF tho court OF common pleas VI stark county OHIO,
In tho above action and 10 me directed, ! WIN ohei
f0r sale ~ public outefJ, NJ tho door oi the court
house. In tho ely of Canton, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of August, 1890,
tho following described real estate 10 vii situate
In tho c Oi MhhalllOn, county NJ htAfhi hnd slate
OF ohio aud knNWn ~ aud being lots number -four
hundred aud ihlfty-nye (ihb), four hundred And
thlfJ,hlx (iA0) aud -four hundred ana thlrly
(lH7) Of the city Of MAWlll0n, according 70 thp TO
cent REMEMBERING Of l0m IN had cily,
Appraised ~ tl7OO,
sale 10 commence Al one O'Clock ., m' Term
GA, KRIDRR, sheriff.
". W. MoCAuOurY, Any,
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ballot, when John q, Warwick oi MAasll
Ion wac nominated, The ofiieal vote, a.
proclaimed, stood
Holmes sounty, M votes fNr hulwell
Medina county, iaIi Tor hllllwelll ~ Tor
Stark, 70 for Warwick, q Tor allwel, !
Tor Mpgnot B tor Lewis ana 'hfee lof
Wayne, aa for Warwick, II for slllwell
and Tor NimmeunAn, ,oo,/ e,u,..,,
TorAL yolh~WarWleh l2p1s' pu'Weh
lhe vote previous l7ard ballot stood
atllWell 7hH, Zimmerman lONi, warwick
b7, Monn0taN, Mely NJ, LeWla II Ann
hherrloll ibH, ln that vote stark county
voted Wild ID gave hulyell ono ,fplsi
Warwick AG, MOnnot \, WelY ~ Lewis
ii and Rherrlok vs. Wayne county oahl w
votes Tor htilwell and y Tor warwick,
balance scattered, u was lhlA yeie
that lifted htllwell from ihN 70 lpN
aud was a warming 70 STARK county W hps
together on Wayne would selllp VIZ pph,
iroversy by nomlnallpg hulWen, Mas
thiH vote that enabled nhfh wHvi hpl'sl
together than N any olhef bhllel Anu w
give Warwick 10 votes, pnleg lhe lulpl
he counties we're called la alphabetical
ortler. and on tho 7lih ballot when .Wh{iip
Was called the vote stool WhfWNh We
8tllwell b0K Wayne with her AN ynleh
had strenqth enough 10 nominate tllhpl
Warwiek on atiWel 40 m votes WAS a
majority of all tic votes cast wayne hhh'
ed to retire Tor consultation, Leave was
geanted 10 mlnutesl The most ihlehhh
Excitement prevailed in the Delegations
OF Stark, Holmes aud MedlnA lurlhH lila
conference. Dick flero went eyer lp we
Medina delegation ana hhll, !" apu pal,
name the nominee OF llllh cphNehupn HiV
get tbe credit, Warwick needs only NJ
M nominate Give him these votes, aud
~, r"Wtest IA over. no matter what
WAYNE may do,n The hlllwell men ll
Nedlna refused 10 change, When lhe ~
miniites had expired Wayne dll no. hp'
near. and the sergeant hl arms nov W
notify them that they we're Whhleu Hl'
mediateiy. The Warwick men coliinehp'
sd tn Gather around the delegation ~
soon ~ tbey appeared Ia tie hhlli
and tbs chairman found u lmpphhllle 70
preserye order, After ten mlnuleh OF cor
fusion and eXctemenb wayne Ahan
asked 20 retire for i've minutes Leave
Was granted. When Wayne again relnln
al ahe cast Aa votes tnr WAtWiiHsM Wnasi
the long suspense was hfeheN' ~ ''a,I
county delegates Jumped on 9nalln, wv
tbs Masslllon contingent Ia tie rear OF
ihe hnil seemed 70 have found nov, voices,
and Tor a few minutes the convention was
the scene Of the Widest excitement anu
enthusiasm, .
rnE RuaH ron Tm TELEGRAPH offloh'
The Newspaper repoTiera made q mhl
rush for the telegraph olllee ln Het hp
frat news Off la ihla race, " was y Vlphp
content between skinner OF we hhnnN'
ian independent, and Breane, OF ihe he'
nosltory, 1he lrst two blocks hhinhef
lead, hut on the home stretch, pfehhe
nassed hln, and landed hla matter lrnl'
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Saturday, the 9th day Of August, isg
Legal Notice.

Frank W, HlAnner and Charles |
y, Buchanan, pAfinofh, doing |
hualneha under the ilfm name /
OF flAhnof a Buchanan,
flalnllni, /
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

Tho Congressional Committee lheI
went into session In the Town Hall The
committee IN composed OF two moinheri
Of each county aa follows Holmoseoun
~, j, d, Thayor aud j. Y. Lermon Mp
dina county, Austin llolcomb ana M u
Dorman, Stark county, Isaac Hnrtor Nnt
j, II, ReIpnor, Wayne county, Solor
Boydson and Michael Booth. No bual nogi
was transacted except TO organize. j., ~
RoIgnor was unanimously elected chair
man. A secretary will not bo elected uh
III the next meeting OF the committee
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ORRyfLLE, July Special. PRO
coednR to ballot this morning thero woro
few changes until the forty-ilfth ballot,
which showed falling In Monnops vote
90 ~ and an increase In Warwlck's vote
70 i0 On the forty-eighth ballot there
were few changes, but on the
forty.ninth ballot Monnots vote IN.
creased 90 08N and Stllwells 10
Az, Warwick dropping 10 82 and
Zimmerman 10 30. Tho result was an-
nounced In the midst Of great enthusiasm
and the Monnot men were jubilant, On
this ballot Wayne county broke, as was
predicted, giving 10 votes for Monnot. Az
noon today the Stark county delegates
retired for conference, with O. view to
unite their foroos. A warm discussion
followed, and speeches were made by
Lynch, Sherrlok and others In the interest
OF harmony.
On the 85th ballot Warwick had 10 votes,
the largest number polled since the OPEN
ing OF the convention. He drew from both
Monnot and Sherrick.
On the 9th ballot, according 10 agree-
ment. Warwict's strength went largely
10 Monnot; result Monnot 81 10, with
Stiwell following with AZ 1-2 and lim-
merman with 40. Thus far compromise
and exchange seeming unayailing.
Soda Fountains Dry; Hope Conc.
ORRviLLE, July 1l.--[Spocal. l-YERY
LATEsr,--On the 67th ballot no material
change Monnot s0N, There 10 no pros
poets Of immediate result The soda
fountains are all dry hero and delegates
very weary.
Zimmerman Polls His Biggist Vote.
ORRvILLE, o., July i1,-.[Spocial. l.
receives % votes on the 6Sth ballot.
The Struggle Ended.
The two days struggle ended az Orrville
Friday evening NJ 6;06 o'clock on the 7ith
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ORRyfLLE, o., July II, Especial. lin
the private consultation zimmerman
and end the contest, but as not sufficient
votes could bo secured, the delegation ro.
turned and voted; Zimmerman Al, War
wick II, Sherrck /. Result OF cath ballot;
Warwick 70, MonDot l.2, Stilwoll 40 i.2,
Wolty II, Lewis O, Shorrlck 3, Zimmerman
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FOR SCIENTIFIC ETELE STUDY.
SCHOOLS AND CLASSES TO BIZ OPENED IN
BOSTON TMlS WINTEE.

E"'ton. sept. 80 t>p"call->cv"rll months aLo
conf l'nc" Wa> held ~. lIDt. rhprniy kr l'cut"d
- ha.n- ministers and av;lcn Df several PIo.c-t3:t
examinations. I" 800 what could De don" ~ eve
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lHhlr. y III" "utc"m" OF TIL =" f'rn'c th"i" Wa
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sect which rrlrG"S d.. Pii', Nr oh. ir. y. i.
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ard other w,li shown leaders in Christian cincatiun
r'ld WORK in l.o.t,l and vc,niy. las lc"u engaged
NO tr'u n la,ur~ which yesterday ra' he'd form
,Uilc"u':v driiui" for preliminary .""un'"m"hi.
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Eae'crly'> health had long been poor. and three
wear ago II became necessary 10 send him L. TN,
institution he will b" buried under the auspices ~
the Grand Army Of III" IL public
Louisville. >cpt 80 C>p'',l.-.Inlge q. W. Williams.
# Dwcn>boro d"d to day. II" A men Der Of the
hcuiucky Loi,>la'urc f. $50.
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!oNt, a:"d ny one, wiic 81 oA.tiQvclrOr Henry VI.
n"yt. dlel here tn morning VI PARALYSIS,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01
KANSAS GERMANS OEGANlZING..

Kansa, city, sept. ." >pcclai). Ia connection with
FOrciathers' Day IN kan>a> City, when many German
citizens kaneas will meet hcr, the finishing tour'I"N
to u political movement among kai-a> German" VIII
be added. This movement l. nothing NOR" nor -
than an organization of the 10000 voting Germans ~
this State. Per.Onal liberty" IL the alleged Dbjc" {"
the movement. The movement has been developing
foe time the work all being done BY correspond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-01

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