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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22
OLD snTTLnRs' PICNIC.
The Stark County Association Of Old
Settlers will hold their annual Picnic
for 1890 nc the Fair Grounds, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 10TH.

TUESDAY, JUNE 10TH,
Everybody invited. The Grounds will
be open NJ y a. m, The forenoon TO be
taken up In social intercourse and the
enrolment OF members. Twenty yOars
residence In the county, and d ANAL
initiation fee 10 meet incidental ex-
penses, all that is required.
LUNCH AT ls NJ.
Assemble at p. m,
Opening exercises by Rev. II. l.. Her.
bruok, followed by brief remarks on
subjects appropriate 10 the occaSlon by
different men ana women.
II, II. FOlger will tell OF the new
epoch developed on the completion Of
the Ohio canal.
John Lahm will contrast the politics
Of 10 day with that Of our Fathers.
Caroline Moo. Everhard will talk of
the advancement of woman.
A McGregOr will give some pOlnts
Of Interest ON foreign emigration.
There will be volunteer speeches
upon early times,
Music led by Edward S, Ran.
Since last meeting OF the Association
John i. Reynolds, President elect, has
been taken from among us. His OH.
oial position will be occupied by VIM.
q, Myers, Of Canal Fulton, FIRST Vice
President
Directou-Lewig V. Bocklus, A. Nc.
Gregor, Lewis u. Smith, A. Sponseller,
james Baylees, Mary A. Lester, Caro-
line MoC, Eyerhard, Harriet M, Mccall,
Nancy II. Patton, Hannah Brooks,
Mrs, Edward Scott.
Hiram Doll, Treasurer.
Civ sattd LEW SLUssER, Seo'y.
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mronrnIon Rnton 20 olovolnnd.

Tho Cleveland, Akron a Columbus road
have made special rates 10 Cleveland and
return on Memorial Day May 10 10 At
tond the dedication Of the Garfield Mem.
orial. They have made q special schedule
for that day. A train leaves Orrylllo At
7,20, Clinton 7a7,, Akron $3.50. Tickets
arc good, returning, until June End Fare,
round trip, from Orrvillo Sl,b0, from Clin.
ton Si.B0, from Akron N,00. A train will
alao leave Orrville NJ 7.10 n. m, with five
coachos, and will take Ave extra coaches
nt Akron.
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Cali for Democratic County Convention,

A. meeting Of ths STARK County Democratic oen'
trail Committee on May ", 400, II waa decided 10
hold the Primaries 10 elect delegates 10 county and
congressional conventions on saturday, June iith
100, between the houu Of 1 aud 2 ., ~, Tho ooun'
~ convention viii bo held NJ Canton, on Wednesday
June 18Th, 1900, NJ n O'Clock o. m,, at mo Opera
House, Tho congressional convention viii be hold
al Ofyllu, ohio, Thursday, July i0lh, 1870
Al the primary election Tor June iiih there viii
hc one delegate elected 10 the county convention
TOT 10 votes east for James " Campbell, Tor u0ys
efnoT aud ono delegate fof every fractional part 0f
% over ~ yutrh AZ tho same time thofo viii 10
ono delegate elected 10 the congressional epnYohs
t0n fOT uy0fy 100 votes east Tor ufOyer cleveland,
f0r President aud one delegate f0f oyofy fractional
part VI 100 over 90 y0ioa, There viii Alh0 hu ono
member " tho central committee elected from each
precinct
Polls viii ho held AZ such places ~ the central
committee NJ each township shall designate,
All Democrats And other persona regard eth OF
former political efoud are entitled 70 vote NJ these
primary elections providing lhoy pledge themselves
~ support tho Democratic Ticket
Following "a INC number oi dgleHalep tle dlnorent
DeiNHhtFH Ufifphteato
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Contamination surely curod.

To Tu EDtroni- Please inform your readers
that have positive romody for tho aboye.named
disease. by iin timely uao thousands ofhopoleas
cases have boon permanently curod. Iahall bo glad
70 sond two boltlos Of my remedy FREE 70 any o.
your readers who have consumption II they wiz
sond mo thoir Express and p o. addrcaa, neepoot
fully, 4. A. BtooUM, NJ O., lsl Pearl H., hL
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uNDnhpAKnRs in SESSION.
A Meeting OF tho Western Roaorvo Fur
Brnl Directors In this CITY,

ornl Directors IN this CITY,
The convention OF the Western Reserve
Funeral Directors Association, which
was to have been held In this city last
week, was called TO order this afternoon
at 1 o'clock by President pro tenn Vol, Of
Akron, In room ~ NJ the Hurford House.
About twenty members are present Mem
bors from Portage and Columbiana coun'
ties were admitted. Tho subject OF Cm.
balming IL being discussed this afternoon.
The association will adjourn this evening.
The next meeting will be held at ALI
anco the first Wednesday In September.
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Tho Senate Bill TO bo Substituted Drloo's
Miaaion

WASHINGTON, May 2l,-It IL current talk
here that the Senate bill will be reported
by the Finance Committee Of the Senate,
ms a substitute for the Mckinley
Senator-olect Brioo has left for New
York. He refused to talk politics when
here, but intimatod TO friend that the
noxt Democratic nominee for President
might hail from the west.
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Administrator Notice.

Notice Ia hereby givon thAt the undersigned hAa
been duly appointed and quhiined ~ Administrator
VIII The win aAnexed, Of the estate Of Eyo
laaoe, late OF stark county, gelc, dee,nsed
Adnhnutraeor with the will ANNEXED.
Dated May iplh, ia0l -Q1dwt
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Iooac,u Red Clover Pills Cure Sick
Headnohe, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
stipatlon, Doc. per boz, . boxes for u. For
palo by all druggista.
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Tho Eusig Family Reunion.

Tho annual reunion Of tho Esslg family
will be hold az the residence Of William
Wnratlor In Plain township, on Thuradny,
June. ~. All who are interested In such
reunions whether they are related 10 the
Essige or not are cordially invited 10 bo
present
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-22

In nmy practice amongchildren, / have
had more and better eucceBs with Mel.
Inns Food than with any and all
others" 10 the testimony Of q promin-
ent physician.
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when Baby was sick, wc gaveher caHtoria,
Whom Eho waS a olld, she cried for cauiorla,
ghen she became Miss, she chung 70 cAstorla,
whom sho had ohildrou. shs gave ,tpm oastOriA
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Black Silks

or overy sort at very low prices
Every piece was bought before the ad.
vance In the price of silk. The same
qualities where anything like q com
plete variety is found will cost 26 per
cent. more than our silks cost you.
Where win you buyp
Black Surahs As cents q yard, 80
cents, % cents and upward. A special
"a inch Surah ut S1.0O q yard, worth
S1.25.
Gros Grains at 90 cents and upward.
A "a inch Gros Grain at gb cents a
yard, that cannot possibly be sold IL
perfect, for cent less, except at loss,
II is worth every penny of one dollar
and fifteen cents. Equally good bar
gain in Black Gros Grain Silks at Ssl00
and S1.25.
Black Faille Francaisse at S5 cents
and upward, and the best "a inch Faille
ever sold at Sl.00, Sl.25 and $3.50 a
yard.
~ inch Black India Silks at Is cents,
| S100, S1.l5 TO S1.60 u yard.
All other silks and Dress Goods In
largest quantities at lowest prices.
Samples cheerfully sent upon request
10 any address,
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On account Of Constable SlAgle's alb
sonce from the city, Justice Rinele hasap-
pointed John y. Ringle deputy.
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EyElVIORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

IN obedience 70 on order OF tho Probate Court OF
stark county Ohlo 10 mo Issued will sell NJ public
auction, on The promises, on
Saturday, Juno l4th, 1890,
NJ one O'Clock D. M, the following real estate altu-
Ate In stark county Ohio tO-wlti Lot No, " In tho
village Of ureentown In said county
Terms OF sale-.One.half cash aud the balance In
on The pfemsoa sold.
Appraised AT 5000,
JOHN LILLY,
SUSAN E! BOlfRANTZ
Executors Of snmr A. BchrantE, doc'd.
May ~, 1890, -aahw
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ADVERTISER FILINGS.

kplroE BuLLETIN: -
The Advertiser is multiply ing
fast It's dirty filings which seldom
have any truth in them, and if any
OF their readers are mlsIed, We are
sorry for them. This morning 5
slur ut the Mechanics Union is II
fair sample. Their meetings have
always been open 10 the public and
the meeting they refer to rs taking
place yesterday was the meeting Of
three committees, VIZ, the Union,
the Hawaiian Political Association,
and portion of the Convention
Committee. They were appointed
last Friday evening to make ar
rangements for the mass meeting,
and the Advertiser 'tised that fact
Saturday, for which we thank them
in lieu OF coin.
They can always get correct in
formation for their readers for the
asking, regarding what the Me-
chanics' Union is doing, IL IS rs
open rs an honest mans face, bat
They evidently prefer to dish out
surnise and suspicion. Oae reso-
luton always carries unanimously
with the Union, viz, not to accept
the political views OF the p. c. Adj
yertiser. CoMmTrEE-MAN.
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THE M!NiSrER'S REPLY.
NGpAnrMENr nN lNrEnL0R \

lJ,,,,,-,,,,- .,,,. a llND
i'o ,.''i'. ''g ,'. . ioy''
''"' '' 49, IN " ''' ''''' - ''.0''''
Sri am IN receipt OF your
communication OF inc 3th INST, IN
winch you decline 10 resign tne ONCE
oi i,feSiuehO % tne n",ti Il ot lacai'a,
My reading OF LIE law does not
convey to my lh'nu tiIe same impress
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f0REIaR VESSELS EXPECTED.

II Il n Flagship Warspitc from British
Columbia
Am blk Albert, Winding, from San
Francisco due Aug
Br blk Birker from London, sailed Apr
Is, due Aug 20
Br bk GiIyan from Liverpool, sailed
July 10, due Nov 1880
5 5, l1arallon from San Diego due Sep
temher .
Am blk Martha Davis, w A Pcnalcton.
from Boston, sailed April 20, due
Sept lib.
Six Ccylon, from San Francisco, due
Sept S-l3
Blk Forest Queen, from san Francisco
due sept l0-l5
Schr Olga, from San Francisco, due
l7-22
Brig w G Irwin, from San Francisco,
due Sept l0-lj
TX @ ID Bryant. from san francisco,
due Sept l2-l7
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A MATTER or NaMES.
EpiToR Bulletin

EDITOR BULLETIN: =
Being a stranger in this country,
and DESTROYS of learning all can,
/ wish to ascertain something about
this "Acadcmy" to which you say
Antoine Perry las gone.
II seems to me it must be some
thing of a "come down TO 90 from
Oahu college" O. to Yale "Aca-
deny" %. What has the fellow
done that he should be thus de-
graded? Seems to me the subject is
very pulling one for kanucks
and kanaIsas 10 ponder over.
a, X. DENY.
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AXIOM TIRED ANNUaL PIGaIG.
illustrate Afternoon Ont,NE...S Sports
ana iBUtyl;'g


Albnp,,b uninr thc di.advoutern
orn,,iur ..,, ,,.n rn.,p,r.d thn
,Ligd nrnuol riruic nj ,br uonoluu
Irior Notp,,l,,. ,r,c,uo,r. ,,s won
carried ONT. 'rbrre WAS fin. hes, of
v,r,thnr AMI n,, nroiua .,,n .v,,,,
uoyc annie accommodation n the
nub,ir Si> hupdrnd .r,,uln WA.
the estimated attendance rho
.,,rts hogan -, ,hrnn n.rl,cr, md
resulted os follows
Pace 40 vds. children under :.
/ Clara CERT. >. O. Bruns. =
q Ziegler
Race III vds. bovs betvoon : and
- i. L. Anon. > 4 Harris. =
w Roland
Race 100 vds hovs ovcr lD--.1
w. Iync,t. > T.. I.cn,nr Thn
first nrizc for this rare was a tnrn-
mo ,nroratu. v,r,h SO
Rorr ~ ,d. bdir.-.1 Mrs
Wo,ncr. > Mrs Roscmorn
Race 40 Wis g;rls urder 10 4
+, Ec,tcr , Richard. \ A
Gertz,
Slick race n vds hovs-W Iv-
rntt and r I,omon w,nnina taom
pototo r,rn-AIrs W,%ncr bcot
Mrs. Ra,emanu. Mrs Roth brnt
Miss Hart. Mr.. STEINER hrat Miss
Ve!ter.
Bitinp opn)es-I 4 Zirolcr. >
Y. uo,inr
Skinuino race airls-1SirsN /
J. Wright: , E'e,ter (Sernndl
/ r. lIotiun. > WiclH
Euu and SIMON race l,lice
| Iir,N / Mrs Welsh , Mrs.
Rosemonu (Sccou,lN / ! WRIGHT
,. NJ. Mott
Baseball match. bows under Capt.
Juliv, Asch If and oirls undcr
Cant. Lille Poor, Girls won by ~
To II in five innincs. Tho nrize
was a dollar each TO the winners.
\ match was plaved hc,weer
mines of The EarTdcl,s and pouah
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Snlpp!na mUIts.

The steamer w q Hall is due to-
morrow afternoon from Hawaii and
Mani.
The bktne Amelia, Capt w Newliall.
arrived this morning % days from Port
Townsend with 40, 0O0ft lumber for Al
len q Robinson. Had very fine weather
aud light winds the entire passage.
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lLaIIiOhN jougt :. -. ~. r. Ut
$50.
Band Concert at lama Square,
at 1880
.--eess-ss-.-.'.'-',a-'.o.,-r-a,.-
kS0TaG6 lDg39AY II hlSiRl.
The premises OF +. >. Pratt at
Waikiki were entered at about , a.
M, Sunday morning, by forcing
open the door of the lanai The
THE! could not we'll enter thc sleep
ing rooms without noise, so went TO
the mauka siie of the house, broke
off some Stats of the blinds, and
opened the door from the inside.
He was discovered in the sleeping
room Ivy Mrs. Pratt as he was light
ing a match. She seeing China
man in the room raised an alarm I'M
mcdiately, but he managed TO
escape, taking with him 4 pair OF
pants containing twelve dollars, Il
bunch of keys, and u pocket knife.
The pants were found nj daylight
by the front gate, with the keys left
in the pocket. This IS The second
robbery Of these premises. Some
few months ago two gold watches
were stolen from there.
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WANTED

M. = TENO rent on lease Cottage
,Gteii9S3s l. with about four rooms;
s.Iar..l.ls about 10 minutes walk from
town: on King or Borelahia steels, to-
wards the Plains preferred. Address
~. " q - his office. G22 ii
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MEETING NOTICE.

zNllERE will be II meeting Of the
d shareholders OF the Eva Planta-
ton Co. III the Office Of Castle N Cooke,
on WEDN ESDAI, September 10Th, At
, O'Clock T.. NJ.
T.. ID. TENNEY,
90 II Secretary.
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\ TG} RENT

z.S q A WELL FURNISHED
,iha5sasssSg:S "a. Bedroom and harlolN
$1,000 TO rent in a private family,
suitable for gentleman or gentleman
aud wife. Appiy corner of iikelike
.,nd Palace Walk. GiS lw
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FOE SALE

4 SINGLE b. W. Bedstead, bureaus,
Toilet Table. Lounge ! Ward
robe, MArble-top b. W. Double ash
nnirn $50 81
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no LET

ssy, y. rEllREE Large Furnished
SFeSl5fSs L Rooms ana three empty
s8ss.:7:ss rooms on Hotel street. Apply
n This office. bI6 NV
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FOR IlEN I

ss.s a I ELEo stables at present
4ssgsfsSa IL occupied by Hawaiian
$3.50 $3.50 Transfer Co., permission
given August LIST. Apply to
G0S If j. 5. WALKER.
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NOTICE.

ZION. Curtis 7. lankea is authorized
"A until further notice, 10 collier al
Crown Land rents, and TO give receipts
for the same.
q. W. MACFARLANE
Crown Land Agent.
Honolulu, Aug. 10, 1880. G35 II
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rrnmnut 10 The Oahu Halfway and
Land Cnmnonv be ncrmi,trd ia en-
ogrr connsrl and nav o,bor ry.
nan,cs Of their Investigation.
Ron Rrown douhtcJ The pronri.
c,v If n committees cmrloyiup
rnrp.al The rrocticc in sucb rosrs
b.a hrrn for \ committee 10 Get ad.
vie. from tbr ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Nnbrn Wid,m,rn .oid ina, fonr
,rihn committee were no, hritbt
men The lrn.r had stimulation.
rIrrr and ,arrr. and there. and
thrrr I,oiutiuo. forward hyrI,vo,d.
n,,s.,rJ md d,.vrvorlN ,nl i,
was hard tn Tell what i, ,.pntaipcd
~. ,lil mt rnuioin
Minister Brown referred to the
r,ncndi,ure of $40 for hazel, h,rc by
thn Ealihi committee and ovor S300
tor urju,inp Nv the same committee.
and thouoht there OUGHT 10 he some
limit To tho pvnrnses nf committees
Rem. Bush ,honoht tine rxpendi.
turc of 5000 or $500. or even 5000.
would he approurialc for The object,
Vie moved that $3.50 br inserted in
! fine resolution q. the amount
Noble J. H. Homer ,,id ,bot if
| fine r,mmi,t.r rrnor,od fac,s tb,i
wac All fine House wanted,
Nobl, Muller rcpIied tha, the
ccnnittcc only wanted the lease i'm
| trrnyr,nd
Nohlr B1rchardt found that The
orIpper he road tha lrosa the moro
uncertain he was about its meanino.
Noble Widemann regarded the
lpaso rs drawn nv for thc nurnosc of
confusing ouvbodv who road if
Minister Brown understood that
What was wanted was the ouiuiou Of
an individual LAWYER, They could
urt enothrr LAWYER WIN w0nlI uiye
4 liame,rically oppc,i,e opinion. If
the COMMITTEES consider the lease is
not Good let them recommend that
it he referred to the Attorney. Gen
crol tn have il tested before Tho Su-
prcme Court.
Noble Muller said they only
wanted a LEGAL INTERPRETATION so that
they could report the facts to the
House. They did not desire to
break the lease, at least at present.
Rep. Nawahi opposed the rcsolu-
ton and moved it be laid on the
table.
Rep. Pachaole was in favor OF
giving the committee assistance.
There was lots of legal talent in The
House. The London loan matter OF
200 was settled by the last
Legislature without going outside
, He would move that the judiciary
committee be instructed to render
! all assistance to the select com
: mittee.
Noble "idemann thought TIT
hon, member was mistaken aoou
'he loan maVIef' Inc mouse was II
t very economical MOOD I'iiS morn
i, ing. lie nopeu 'he mover Won',
Withdraw ms resolution aiter al
| 'AaI mao Dceh Sai", as ne tho"gh
e I,iey c0ul" pay '"e'r Ie9a' expenses
, V'e,hSt'Nes'
f noble Mu'lef s''u VHey asked 'o'
4 oCher EXPENSES, Suc'i Us surveying
out III we" VI Vile ieG''n9 SHOWN oN
i inc mouse lie "ou'u "'Chora" Vh'
: ieSoiuV'o u,
hel'; h"''''t ''ese"Vs' reSo'u
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VESSELS AEapING TD-MGEB0W.
Stmr Mikalua tor hnrmi at pm
Smr Kuala ior NilNuea and hanalci at
u IN
Slnr Lakc.ikr for Maui III ! pm
Stmr JAS Nlakcc for X span ut / pm
Srm I.ehna for Nuu and Hakalam III
Id
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oS''' ''.l''''o w MINISTER "' ,".
JUROR .A'~u. I't''''"'' l"' s'V '''
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"'' '''lO'"S 'o"'"''''e'
hGf"HfN' ETC
Rep. Hyoau presented the report
ST lhe committee ON the civil service
bill, submitting an amended hjii
printed which they recommend do
pass. Laid on the table for conai-
drration with The bill.
Minister Brown, in the absence
of the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
presented The answer to the question
Of Rep. Marques regarding japan
csc immigration. The Japanese
Convention was signed Jan. 2S,
1886, to remain in force five years,
and thereafter until six months no.
tice OF termination had been given.
No such notice has been given and
the Cabinet do not favor terminal
ING il at present. The Cabinet do
not favor disseminating japanese
i. immigration until other Suitable nm
skilled labor can he obtained. En-
quirics As 10 such labor are being
made, which is is not advisable to
make public at present.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ho, Rrown gova notice Of the
fo,lowino Hills. Authorizinr The
Ieo.ing 81 Diamond Head to The Ka-
,,;olnn; oorl, As.oc;stfon Amend
ing .Iho law rrlating to Wills Re-
Limo to Tho destruction Of forests
Ran Krlu, gavn notice of a hiiI
,o ra..s,ahlish The office of Govern
49, Also IF . hin IN define ,he
dufins If Governors. Also. of 4
hili lo rastnr. ,he uoaaession and
ln,sohold of Lands in Kula to Her
| Majesty Queen Koniolari lie also
nrc,enied = resolution 10 appropri.
ate $50 to nav for damare done to
furniture Of Tier Maiesty on JUN
20 1880 and moved !, he adopted.
Ron Brown moved il he referred
70 The finance committe. He was
wiIIino ia vote for navino the dam.
noes. hut the House should have in.
formation
Rep. Ealna moved for select
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NOTICE.

Mr. Walter NJ i. GIiiaF ar l,, VIII act i for
ing my absence from this Kingdom.
WIN. q. IRWIN.
Honolulu, Aug, %, 1890. GiI Nv
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VhE BEST PAPER to subscribe
l. for is the "Daily Bulletin" 30
cents per month
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EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Harmony lodge I. @. O. T. at
$50.
Band CouccIJ at Eawa Square,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-11-27
STATE NEWS.

Frank p. Weaver, aged about 4O
years, accidentally killed himself by the
careless handling of pistol at his home in
Media on Monday night.
"A fire at Nanticoke on Thursday
last totally destroyed five buildings and
damaged three others. The loss will
amount to about $4,000.
During a quarrel in saloon in Lam
caster, on Saturday evening, Mallory
james struck Barton Kline a blow on
the head, from which he died in few
minutes.
Near Butler, Monday afternoon,
Barney Brell shot and MORALLY wounded
his wife and then committed suicide.
They had been unhappily married for
about twenty-five years and constantly
quarrelled.
The Grangers' store at Newtown
Hamilton, near Huntingdon, was robbed
and fired by burglars Tuesday morning
The adjoining buildings and stores Of
John w. Norton and Jacob Stahl were
also consumed. Total loss, $4,000.
Burglars entered the house of John
Anderson, in Oil City, last week, and,
disappointed at finding but $50, instead
OF large sum as they expected, bound
him, his wife and step-daughter. He
was then brutally kicked and the women
beaten into insensibility. The burglars
then escaped.
The State Convention of the Young
Women's Christian Association, in ses-
sion at Williamsport, on Saturday elect
ed these officers: President, Mrs. NJ.
Gates, Scranton; Vice Presidents, Miss
Fisher, of Kingston, and Miss Smith, of
Bloomsbury; Secretaries, Miss Calvin, of
Scranton, and Miss Holly, of Clarion.
John c. Farrell ex-Superintenden
of the Wilkes-B Barre Water Company,
and wealthy citizen of Wilkes Barre,
has not, it is said, eaten a morsel of food
for two weeks He persistently refuses
to eat, insisting that he is dead and does
not require food. His physicians say
mania such as his is almost unheard of.
Mrs. Grifski, Polish woman of
Nanticoke, who had been i'll for some
time past, acting on the advice of Mrs.
Charles, a neighbor, took dose of oil of
tansy, with view of lettering her con-
dition, but took little too much and
died from its effects shortly after. An
inquest was held on the body of the dead
woman and Mrs. Charles was accused of
having caused her death. The latter is
now under $1,000 bail for her appearance
at court,