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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-15

D'aprAs la Tribune de Minnea
polls les allemands aln,ent les fran
Gals CONNIE Satan eime leau eenl-
te,et ces dern1ers leul retournent IL
compliment capital ct interets.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-15

The French Canadian Social
Club, donnera une soir6e, souper ct
danse le mercredi 81 couraut, au
Plummpr Post Hall, coil de fave
u Washington ct de la premiere
Avenue Nord.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-15

LIE capitalne de police M. John
3essette de St-Paul a dome ga de-
mission la samaine deaniere.
II 6tait dams la police depuis
Iannee 1850.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-15

Nine G. G Belanger qui 6tait
partie la semaine derniere pour 10
Canada, Oh l'appelait une maladle
d%angerruse de sa mere ct arrivee
trop tard pour recevoir son dernier
sonpir. Nine Belanger arriva a
100 d. lapres midi, ct sa mere
etait morte q lis du matin.
Nos plus siuceres condolences.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-15
DOcteur Ames.

On assure que lie DR. Ames sera
candidat d5mocratiqze al poste de
gouverneuf du Minnesota, quill
aura la nomination de son parti ct
quill sera Ella.
Que lie Doc Ames soft candidat,
c'est possible, quill ait la aomina-
ton c'est douteux, gull soft 6lu,
c'est tout autre chose.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-15
NaisSanCes.

A Duluth, MINI, dlmanche, 4
mai, Madame Cyrille Lemay, une
file.
LIE 5, Madame Harmel Michaud,
un garcon.
Mard1, IL courant, Nine Cleo
phas Trembiay, un garcon.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-15

La Compagnie Rnthschilds ofre
des vetements d'enfants de 500 a
$500. Venez It soyez convalncus
par vous m6mes.
Coin de rAvenue Hennepin ct
2Ame rue Nord.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-15

Qn'est-ce que celia veut dire?
Il y a qneIques jours "Uucle Lo
rem Fletcher" a dine avec le gou-
M-rriam, au Merchant
Hotel.
R Cancellation?
Ben d'etonnant M. Fletcher est
toujours 81 conclliant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-15

Dimanche dernler, en- chaire, lie
Rev .P6re Martin a annonc6 son H.
tention d'etablir dams la parolsse
Ste Clotilde une 6cole qui sera sous
la direction de BONES seurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-15

Notre compatriote, l'hon. A. ).
Demeules de Brainerd, Mimi. a
etc 6lu tresorier de cette vile par
acclamatlon.
Nos plus elnceres fluctuations.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-15

Vendredl dernier a midi, 10 dra
peau AMERICAN a commence a hot-
ter SUI toutes les ecoles publlques
de Minneapolis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-15
The Hedrick Route

Pour Kansas City ct st Louis
par le Chicago, Milwaukee & St,
Paul r. Il. partant de st. Paul ct
Minneapolis.
IS lid Vest1buled Trains 10 Kansas
City,"
Double Daily Pullman Service to
st. Louis"
"Trough Coaches to ST. Louis"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-15

M. Michel Baras, d. Olga, Dako
ia, est q Minneapolis, rhote dn Rev
Pere Martin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-15
Echo de l'@n<&t.
MINNEAPOLIS, Is MAI 1890.

La prison du comt6 a etc visitee
samedi ct trouv6e mieux tenue que
jamais.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-15
"A c~O21tznuer.)

WEST SUPERIOR, Wisconsin,
IL Mai 1890
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-15

N. de la Ria po6sie "Reverle"
a etc composite telle qu'elle nous
est parvenue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
THE VERY LATEST.

6ome of the intimate friends of tho lale
Henry Ahlrleha, presented q most beauH-
ful floral wreath dnfinR tho services hl lhe
grave yeslefdy afternoon
Emil aud Rosa, tile son and daughter ef
II, BieklnRer, are confined W ulelr beds
on account of illneaa'
THE child which was lost yesterday and
turned up al pOllee headgiaterh, Do
longed 10 William Lemon, of West Fourth
street, and Was taken 10 10 home by Of
iicer Vogelgesang last evening
Conrad DleIdner, 0f 0reenyllle, N, D.,
has taken up his residence ln this city, and
ls employed la tho office Of j, Meehole,h
soap works, He II tenor singer of eAgel'
lent talent, and has became ~ AellYe
member u the C0noordla Singing beuleY'
Mr.. and Mrs, Iuther u, Allen, % Char
leyOlK, Mich, who are on their way south
Tor tho winter, spent the last Tow days
with Mr, aud Mrs, Albert iiooiler az Ne'
~ East Lake street,
Mrs. Kate Rehill, Of Plitshurg, h visit
Ing her sister, Mrs, Nd, Baxter, ~ No. IN
North Plum street,
Warren E, Russell, of Masalllon, came
over this morning Of business
A, G, Strong, ef Alliance, Is In the city
to-day
WI, j, J.n should furnish hls full name
II he deairoa his poem " receive auen'
ton,
Councilman Mart Henry 10 confined 10
his home on Mahonina street with an At
tack Of Influenza,
The council has granted tho nso Oi the
Council Chamber 10 tho members of the
Hoard OF Education, 70 hold their meetings
In, provided that they do not have any
meetings there on tho hame evening 40
the council need the hall,
DR.. II, j. C0ye lef this afternoon for
New Brighton, Phn 10 be gone several
months
The ladies vote that nothing approach
ing HOldtrman, kepllnger a Co.'S mnAll ln
underwear sale has been seen before ~
Canton. Stock still complete, choice 0f
100 dozen NJ 70 and 81 cents.
went 10 Cleveland this morning 10 attend
the national convention OF steel roofing
manufacturers, which ID held la that city
this week,
SHAKER soAPi thobeati absolutely pure
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
OHIO pnEYlTlEs

Colonel loo Bowling Of Dayton,
although mlghtly under tho weather
with cold, took an active pare In the
inaugural parade NJ Columbus,
Captain John A, Lagan Jr, son Of tho
deoeased senator, was Ia commhnd OF
the Logan Riilu, Of Youngstown, NJ the
inauguration OF Governor Campbelk
A special train bore a delegation nom
tho Justly celebrated lroquoia club, OF
Chicago, ~ attend the Inauguration ht
Columbus, The train waa four hours
late, owing tO an accident, the dolega-
ton arriving Just before the iaaugual
ceremony ...r.
Saturday last, several hunters GROSS
Ing q strip Of woods near lielOit, were
horrilod by finding q dead man lying on
the ground, Tho man was stranger,
about 90 wears Df age, well dreaaNd, full
beard well mixsd with gray
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
siateuisnt of tho Proceedings - several
Western itoads Represented,

stateuient 81 the Proceedings - Several
Western itoad, Represented,
NHw Yomg, Jan. l5.-A meeting OF
the Interstate Commerce Railway hsso.
cintion VIVA begun yesterday morning at
the office Of the trunk lines, Chairman
Walker gave ont nn official statement Of
proceedings, IN i0llOwaj The roads rep.
resented were tho Burlington, tho 80,
Paul, tho Northwestern, the Rock
Island, the Chicago, ~. Paul aud Kan.
qas City, the Iowa Central, tho Minnie
npolia aud 81 Louis, the Missouri Pa
ciilc, tho Union Pacific, the Wabash, tho
Wisconsin Central. The lines not repro
resented were the Atchlaon, the Denver
and Rio Grand0, the Rio Grande Woat-
ern, tho 81, Louis and san Francisco.
q. ID. Ashley was chosen chairman.
After discussion Of the report OF the
chairman OF tho executive committee, a.
resolution offered by President Miller, OF
the ~, Paul, was unanimously adopted,
FOR the appointment OF committee con-
aiating Of tho various associations "t0 re-
wise present methods and organization
and 10 prepare report 10 general
meeting, such report 10 embrace no
viAed plnn OF organization"
The present executive board wna con-
tlnued until the next quarterly meeting,
the chairman MIR Whter) 10 act as sole
arbitrator meanwhile.
A report OF the chairman was called
for, under the resolution adopted Doc,
n, In respect 10 the contract between
the Union Pacific aud Chicago and
Northwestern companies, His report
was that snid contract IN In violation Of
the agreement, In tho manner In which
II deals with rates and divisions Of
through rates, M well M la itseiloct
upon the distribution of competitive
business
A resolution oiTeped by President
Adams was adopted, that no requests for
passes by persons claiming 10 he In the
railroad service ho allowed, except at
the request Of the prcsidCnt or general
manager OF u company, No other husi.
ness was considered and the meeting ad.
lournCd sine die.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
Thn Mnwnih Mlll cn.n.

PouGHgEmSlE, N, V, Jan. tA--IhS
Mowatt will caso was continued yuater-
day before Judge Barnard Mr.. A. s..
Cassidy, one Of Mary H. Mowatts attor-,
neys, testified HAT she was not pvesent
when the will was proven on June y,
1888. Frank Mowatt, nephew of the
testator, james Alowatt, testified that
Augustus Mowatt fold him and hia
brother that their shares la tho estate
would be $4,000 each and when they
came from their home in Minnesota they.
found that they would receive onlv
1000 each, which amount they did re-
ceive Mary l.. Nowntt occupied tho
stand Yesterday afternoon for three
hours. Her testimony was In substance,
that she was induced by threats made
by her brothers Theodore and Augustus.
10 execute tho contract by which sh0
agreed TO divide the estate of her de-
ceased brother James, among his heira
at law or next of kin, the same as they
would have taken the property II JamoA
had died without viii
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
FORGED TINE LICENSE
A Marriage" Just ms Fun - Provaa 20 be =.
seriaus Aff.ir.


serisus An,ir.
FoRT V ,rLEY, tsA.. Jan. ia aup-
posed b0giR nllrringO ceremony in
which two young society pOopli ollioat-
oil, IN about 10 turn out ntrality
A couple clllodnn the Rov. u. l.. R0sa,
nj his residence Thursday night, and
asked TO M married Immediately, as tho
brides Iarents objected Tho bridegroom
produced. a liotnae Issued by .. r.
Wright. ordinary Of Cruwioh county.
authorizing tho marriage Of Mr..
MurchCrson ard Miss Burnett The
couple ,sVw accompanied by Mr. j. BY
ron Hall Of the Harris houie, who said
the couple had Just arriycd on tho At
lanta md f'lnrda train and wOpo Ia .
hurry 10 marry
DIR. lloes invited them In but they ro-
fused, saying they were Just from n
masked ball and had on thar costumes,
and, ~ Mr.. Hall vas with them, DIR.
Ross proceeded TO perform the cCaOmony
In the dark, after assuring himself that
the oantractlng parties wone OF tho legal
age,
II has silco become hnown that tho
parties 10 tho affair were Mr. w. II. Har-
ris and Mis-, Phosa SkelAe. The young
couple are ia gront trouble over their adj
venture, The liulnsc VIVA forgery, and
the Young man who ene( uted Il thinkn
OF departing. Such excitement was
never created hece IN society cicbs boz
fore, aud friends Of thCpnrties anticipate
IOuble ilr thcni bciote tho excitement
Of their adventure, "hu,t for fun dies
away,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
TeLeaRApHlo aalsFs,


II 10 stated that the pope and sight Of
the cardinals Of his hOunehold ara auiftp-
Ing with influenza,
simeOn Whiteley. a w'ell-knOwn aud
highiy ~ peoied ollz a OF hapine, Wla, 4,
di d yeateiday " paralysis
Twelve men want 10 be steward Of The
blair county, Pa, poor hOua, Ahd us
direotora are al deadlock,
'ihe treasury department has pur,
chased tlpibOO l-2 per cent bends ~
iOl b.u aud " $4,000 4 pef cent bonds
VI le0,
The Commercial National bank, with
tiOO, QUO capital and Robert n, Book
man, president, haa just been organized
~ bradford, Ia.
Ross Meehllng for many years =
prominent bachelor merchant Of kutan-
ming, Pa, died sunday evening o.
dropsy Of the heart, aged W years
The trial Of Alfred Andrews for tho
murder Of Katharine Price, has been
POSTPONED until tho fourth week Of tho
January term Of court NJ lielleionIei "a
The ,iea deatlB iu New Yort city
during laat week represent death rate
OF 1874 pr 900 againHt Bp,bl the week
before aud e4,lD for tho corresponding
week Of 1880,
The president said yesterday that he
intended a. appOht Mai, j. II Harlow
postmaster at ~. l.Duh, The appoint
ment has not been sent 10 tho senate,
however
A Dayla Page hHs been eleetod preai-
dent Of the Quaker city bank, Of lhilas
delphia, Pa, 10 rAeceed tho missing
Joseph q, Ditmpn These were three
tiskets Ia the held
Fire early Yesterday moming iu tho
aaW mill and furniture faotosy ~ simon
Ortlel, northwest oorier of froat and
Canal streets, Philadelphia, Cuused lOas
OF Sle, 900 insurance, $4,000,
Three biihop,, % monsignOr, laOPFicsts
and 1900 people joined In the celebrnv
tiOn of the mOnth'B memory f0s tho late
Bishop Tugg AZ w. fnala 0athedfhls
flltAburg, Tuesday morniag'
A negro, named Rcdisk, living at
liridgowatcr, beaver county, Pa claims
10 be the oldest man IN the state being
lls yelTp Of Hge few weeks appi lie
recolleCts Washington and Andrew
JaokaOH
The r0soluiiOa Of congress- thaHklnH'
Chief ,lisllco Fuller FOR his centennial
Grafton. Wan Handsomely cngruasod on
parchment and handed 10 the chief ius
ice by M Newell, the engfosSing clerk
VI the srrntr.
Detectives rail led ths pool room at
i2i9 Br0idWay. N. ", knovn aa tho
"Whitc EbphanE" Charlca q. Thomp
on, the alleged pyopr ietor Of tAe place.
wna arrested aud locked up, The do
tectiyca also secured 1890 IN currency
and the bhokbosrds tickets and othes
'paIaphcrpgi.a pocai.ai yo'lh0 book'mak-
ms room,
The hearings ~ different Industrial
Interests before thg ways an means
committee have bsen practically finished
and when tho few persons who arc
anxious t0 be- hOnrd on some speOial
matters haye,beon iiBpjiCd Of, thn com
mltteo viii hegln tao " ork of preparing
tho tariit Nheduh' Tor 1ie blk Tho
senate bill Sln be- msd ns a baaia.
Speaker iced has requested tlie four
worlds fair com nttbca, representing
New York, Chicago, ~ Louis and
Washington 10 snRgos st the names, Of
thrsc mom1 Of congress each FOR ap-
pUintmcnt op thCi apeoil worlds fair
committee ol the house, OF which Mr..
Reed will select the chairman. Tho.
committee will conist Of thirteen NOM
bers
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
Epoch

The transition from long, lingering
aud painful sickness to robust health
marks an epoch in the life OF the indl-
vldual. Such n remarkable event is
treasured in the memory and the agency
whereby the good health has been
attained is gratefully blessed. Hence
II Is that so much is heard in praise Of
Electric Bitters, So many feel they
owe their restoration TO healty to the
use Of the Great Alternative aud Tonic,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

DENNIsoS, o., Jan. IA bad freight
wreck occurred on the Panhandle, at
Unionport, thirty miles east Of Dennl'
son, delaying passenger trains five or
six hours, The first scction Of freight
train broke IN two, when the roar end
ran iuto the front part Of the train,
wrecking number OF cars, The second
section ran into the first, the third into
the second, and fourth into the third.
piling up the cars indiscrmlnhtely. II
IL reported that twenty-five cars we're
piled on top Of one Of tho engines, the
wreck taking fire, burning up the oars
and one engine. Fortunately the train
men all jumped and, escaped with ohght
lninries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
THE cRoNlN CASE.



Ia the Ccisnraiod Cnsr.
CHICAGO, Jan, lA--1hr mgumonas on
the motion for u uFW uAl IN the case 0l
the four men uUuNiGl"d fur the lnurder
of Dr. CrOnin were began before Judge
Mcconnell MnnlUy morning, M0ssrs.
Donnhoe, Wins and Forest represented
the prisoners, aih Judge l,ongcng0her
and Mr., D.ills the Shitc, Judge Wing
hcgan his nddreHa icw moments after
10 o'clock und spnbc Rhaut an hour. lie
was followed lN @r Ounahoc At tho
conclusion al Mp. lIomhoc's argument
court uds soururd.
Tho prisoners Wcrp bhrl td.,ca bnck to
iai, hut u Hnrtp Inter kun2e was
brought hacl, ~ thr request OF his coun-
sci, Mr. NOhuh0p, who wanted to, mHlte
u motion 10 admit Gm 10 bail Judge
LongpncCker opposed 10 and tReA wanted
the hail put at $1,000, hWt Judge Nc
Conupl hNed II pr ~ COZ. tie would
have discharged hn, hr rarl, IL there
were no new pVid Ecp ngOiHgt him, but
the suites abtornCr informed him there
wng some. luuup lmgcigCRCr inti-
mated that II They lot &ulme stay IN
ni few 5ayB he might conclude not
10 bring binl. to trial 90 al, but let him
90. He promised To let the court and
counsel know this week and accordingly
no effort will Lc mace 70 gct Knn2e out
on hail m the meantime.
Coughin Burke and OSulllynn wer0
taken to jolirt last night on the nine
o'clock train oa the Chicago and Alton
road. and az II o'clock were admitted to
Lho prulicntary 10 heoin their lite terme
Of penal service to tho state.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
THREE MEN PeRlsAEo.


BALrlNoRE. Jan. 10. The wreck OF
the steamship Sacr1bosco, which was de-
stroypu at the Northern Central elevator
fire Monday night, lies about mile
down the river, where il drifted, and Is
siill Il ,nass OF flames, which no one can
approach
Chiel Engineer Kcrins reported at the
Office of the iinnrss line alive and well
yesterday afternoon. lie wns thought
To hr dead. His escape Was most re-
markable. When the fire broke ont on
the vessel No rushed from place to place
seeking TO escape ENOrywhero his
progress was barred by The flames, which
chased him 10 every step and finally, 10
escape hciug burned gnr the time being,
be- took refuge IN n shait tunnel, where
there was a draft Of air llD soon host
consciousness in this refuge and knew
nothing more until yesterday afternoon,
when ho rwoho and managed 10 get
ashore from tlmEtill burning ship, which
was benche0 on the river bank.
Tho bodies OF John White, n fireman.
and Charles Johnson SEAMAN OF the
steamship Sacrohosco, wcco found last
evening n the huh Of the burned vessel.
They had been suirocatcd TO death, hui
@ere not disigurod much by fire.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

uRBAHA, Jan ih,-Bheriff haKbee's
parlor In tho jdil building was the scene
OF an unuslai marriage, The con.
traeting pariles we're Jease q, CLARK, one
OF tho nlAn now ih jail awaiting trial on
half dozen indictments for grand and
Petty larceny, growing out Of the N, ",
u A. q, H. II, cases, and Miss Nellie
Molen, Of Dayton, whOis also under ar.
rest IN Montgomery county for receiving
stolen goods The wedding took place
AZ y, m,, with Sheriff haKbee and
Recorder kelar ~ witnesses, The CON
nuhial knot was tled by Justice
Gallagher, after which tho groom went
back 10 jail and tho bride 10 Dayton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
LIN Grlpp, Mt Hin.bo,o.

TluLsBoRo, o., Jan. td.--La grippe
has reached this city and our physicians
are now battling with 40 least fifty we'll
defined cases. besides numerous bad
colds that have some symptoms OF tho
prevailing epidemic. Night Policeman
John McAlullan was suddenly attacked
while patroling his beat and had TO be
taken homo, whore he is lying in q seri-
ous condition, lie was attacked by O
spell Of vomiting accompanied by sneez-
inp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
pcnth uf the ratteet Mnn.

WASHINGTON O. H., Jan. ID. The fat
test isen in this locality died on his farm
near this city in tho person Of William
Willis. bis weight being 39j pounds
wbilc ho was but little over five feet In
height The coffin In which tho remains
will ho euriedis the largest one ever in
terred m o Myette county graveyard,
MIR Willis waS a man OF wealth, and
was 50 years of age at tho time Of his
deVth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
Llllv Lndrn Innlnllnllon.

Lily Lodge No, 500 X. Of T.. hold n meet
Ing last night aud the recently elected
olIlcoa wore Installed by District Deputy
p. yllct. There are ae followai Past
Chancellor Commander, @, Pbrtmann
Vice Chancellor, II, A. Kcnnedyi Prclato,
G. Crlaa, Maater.nt.arma, II. u. stewart
Keeper OF ReoOrda and Seals, 7, II, South
gate Mnatorof Finance, M. II Fry Mas
Ter OF ENchoquor r. tlarblaoni Inner
Guard, j, w. Watorhouaoi Outor Guard,
G. N. Quaill Trustees, q, II, Evans, Chas,
n, Shoot and II. A. Kennedy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
Mont auooensfnl panoe.

Washington Council, No. ~, Junior o.
U. A. NJ, held tholr second Anniversary
dance NJ the Armoy last night Tho
large hall was handsomely decorated and
filled to the utmost, aud grand time did
the merry dancers have. Tho Grand
Army Orchestra furnished the music and
/. II. Miller called the ilgurcs II was one
OF the bcat dances Of the season nnd tho
order IL 10 bo congratulated on ilsnuccose.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
An nvnnlnr e nnior mont.

About 40 OF the mombcw Of Canton Pro-
toctIyc Home Circle No. 20, met NJ tho rce'
ldonco Of j. l.. Yoat at No. e01 North Cher.
ry atroot last night Playing ouchro and
other gomos were INDUCED In, after which
an elegant lunch was aorvod Thogc pres
ont decided that their host aud hostoas
were royal entertainers and whom the
midnight hour came, dispersed with the
satisfaction Of having spent u most plons-
ant evening,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
HARMONIC ,lnplng aooIely.

CANTON, Jan. "a, 1890,
WHEREAS, II has pleased Prov denoe 70
remove from our midst our member, Mr.
Henry Ahlrlcha, bo Il
RESOLVED, That through the death Of
Mr.. Ahlrlcha our society has lost u good
member, the city OF Canton good citizen,
who was always ready and capable 70
wlold his pom In the interest OF liberty and
humanity
RRaoLyED, 10 nut this resolution on
the Minute book OF Our society, and have
ID puhllahed IN the Canton daily papers,
WM, RuMMnL,
Cn RAariLLrR,
JAA. MAuTER,
Committee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
A Cleveland ssnsAtloa.

CLEyKLARD, Jan, lb,-A morning
paper published statement submitted
by an expert boohkeepeT showing irTegu-
larities Ia the Gity's old accounts aggIe-
eating about Sa,OOOOOO Nearly ali Of
this money was paid out by tho city
without tho approval OF the council,
although the laws Of tho state Of Ohio
distinctly require that every claim be In
oluded IN the regular claims ordinance.
The publ, creates great sensation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
water WORKS Test.

WASHINGTON, @. H., Jan. ii,--The
test given the new water works plant Of
this city proved very satsfnctory 10 the
city authorities and the public gener.
ally The unfayorable weather the frat
Of the week prevented the test being
made at that time. Although die power
was not all turned on, seven streams
were thrown to heighth of atore than
100 feet at the same time. Mayor MILE
kan, chief of the fro departnont, pro
nounoed the work done as being excel
lent and he Is perfectly satisfied Con.
tractor Martin has commenced work on
the plant at Xeniu.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
I,owarc Of ointmontN for catarrh That
Contain Mercury,

Aa mercury will surely destroy the sonsc
OF smell and completely dernngo the
whole system whom entering y through
tho mucous surfaces. such articles
tions from reputable physlclnna, as the
dnmnpe they will do IN ten-fold the good
yo,i can possibly derive from thcm, Halle
Catnrrh Cure, manufactured by u, j. Cho-
ncy q Co, Toledo, o., contains no NOR
cuiy, and IA taken internally and acts Ill.
rectly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. In buying HALLS
Cntnrrh Cure ho sure you get tho genuine,
II IA taken informally, and made In Tole.
do. Ohio, by ", j. Cheney a Co. t
,,syaSold BY druggists, price Zoe per bot