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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

MAJOR MCKINLEY QUITE ILL.
Tho strain on His Nervous eyatom Has
been too Much For Him.

boon Zoo Muoh For HIM
WASHINGTON, Fob. l7,-[Spooial.l- J.
Major Mckinley IL quito III and those best
In condition 10 know think II viii bo some
time before ho will To nblo 10 tnko n la
boring part In tho House contests The
grippe nllllction Ia said 20 bo only one OF
McRInloys ailments He IL noryoualy
prostratod by the worry and roeponnibili-
iy OF hia position. In the session OF 1898
Roger q. Mills was proatrntod most OF tho
time, as tho Craftsmanship OF the Ways
and Means committee imposed labor and
responsibility greater than ho could bear,
A similar unliction seems 20 have over
taken Mckinley. In addition 10 his
worry over the now tariff bill, ho has felt
the responsibility 10 take part In the hot
debates In the House over the rules, which
has added TO his anxiety and dilemma,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
is Acres OF Land For sale.

Rtnated d miles east OF Canton, on the road lead.
lnq FROM the state road leading from Canton 10 Os
naburg ~ the Maploton road and adjoining the Oan
t0n Ochro Mills, on the same ID good house, Win
sK rooms oil and clstern, also sAbo, fruit trees,
40 Underlying the land II q vein ~ Gre or pottery
clay OF superior quality said premises are about
half nile north OF the o. y, g. X, r. with easy
grade W he same also within half mile OF school
house Price e9b00 (more or less landl 70 suit the
purchaser JACOB ". mtsHLhR,
deriq.uwawdn 20 M y. Canton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

WE have a list Of large majority Of
the Grand Army Posts Of Ohio that
have endorsed the service pension bill
unanimously We ARE now looking for
the lrst Republican paper 10 endorse
these endorsements.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
CHRONIC DISEASES.

Tho Doctor treats no acute diseases, but tmAkeh
An entire specially VI ohf0nlo aud i0ng standing
diseases, pAaef given up by other doctors aud
pronounced ineufAhle, No most desires 70 hbe,
Dh huhhhlt hAA treated over "a. 900 Gases In
ONO IN Tho lnhl two years, many Of which had
been given up a. iHQuHAhLh, some 70 DO blind,
others deaf, aud q large number 10 be inyAllda
i0r ilfe, iint behold now they 500 and hear,
aud many arc on tho high ROAD " health aud
imprnynG every dAy,
Tho Doctor % surrounded wllu he largest
collection VI nus Instruments ever imported W
this o0untrY for examining and treating all
rhr0ni0 diseases OF tho Head, Face, hye, Far.
ThrpHt, Heart Lungs, stomach, Liver, hldheyn,
bladder, hkin, nrAin aud Nervous Hy6irm, ,CA an.
Gers, 1umOrai llea, Awelllnga, old AOrea, Fits,
fAralyAla, Neuralgia, hleumAtiam, DrOpsy,
u0ut, sick Headache, Debility, Depression Of
essss. ste.. ete'. ana. I'M faet All lone' st8nding
aud Chron lo Diseased All surgical operations
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

Our cut shows dainty and convenient
hood Of soft eIlk trimmed with lace
Cream lace hoods, with two @hlo tails sup
porting tho odgo and resting on the hair, are
novel, Instead Of boas, there are ncoelota of
full ostrich feathers, tying round the throat
with ribbons They are 10 be had In gray,
black white and of natural plumagoi they
are worn ON Rll occasions
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

The Akron Beacon says: The case OF
Wilhelm VS.. the Valley Railway CO., in
which $1,000 damages we're asked for bav-
ing leg taken of and which case was
begun April IA, 1885, was settled
by the defendant paying plaintiff $500 and
the costs In tho case.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

Poor unfortunate liatraohianl In what a
taa plight he must have been, Ana yel hlA
misfortune was One that often befalls hngers.
Many a once tuneful voice among those who
btipng ~ the genus homo Ia utterly spoiled
~ "oOld Ia tho head Of on the lungs OF both
uomhnnd, For ttn above mentioned "orOaks
ID" Ne arc not aware that any remedy was
ever devised but We rejoice W know that all
human singers may keep their heads clear and
thfOAih Ia tune BY the timely use ~ DE- hage'a
Catanh hemedy aud Dr. fierpe'a Golden Med
ioal Discovery, both of which arc bold BY
uruRfhih.
ID aAge'a CatarTh nomedY cures the worst
nasoh OF Catarrh ln tho lleud, no matter 0f
how long standing, while Tor all laryngeai,
bronchial throat and lung HifeotOnh, nf,
fihroe's Golden Medical discovery ID posi-
lively uneauAled, u pufes the worst lingers
inH O0uRhh ana builds up tho nesh and
strength of those who have been reduced
~ wasting dlheafeh u IA guaranteed 10
benefit ur sure in nll diheaseA f0f Whloh Il ID
recommended " taken IN tine ana given d
fair iIlhl ur money paid tor n refunded,
Copyright iae BY woHLp6 pa, MEp AssH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

Rheumatism In caused 10y laotc acid In
the blood which Hood's SaraapArllla nou.
trnli1oa, and thus cures rheumatism,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
DELAY is DANGEROUS.

Many diaeahea arc NO deceptive that hundrodh
of perkont have them before they even suspect
lt, They know they are not w0ll but are pefs
inoily Ignorant 0f the deadly fAngs which are
certainly dealroy lhon, nnlesa rescued by hkils
ful hand, Are you ani0icdi Your case may
nav bn perfectly durable, but remember every
hlment OF neglect brlnga you nearer ~ ineurh.
Ae stages whom pefhApu tho most lklllful phy-
slclhn can render you no assistance, Tho prea.
ont ID ours, tho future may bo TOO LAIH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

Yesterday afternoon the circuit court
rendered deoislOns in The cases which
have been on trial during this week. The
FIRST case disposed 81 was that of The
Hershey Coal C0u ys, tho q, \ q, railroad
This was an action brought by The plain,
tlii, IN mandhmus proceedings, 70 compel
the railroad company 70 permit them %
connect side track which they had bulli
from thelr mines near OsnahurH win the
main track Of We railroad COMPANY a
writ, which was oVerflled by the court,
Ihereuppn the defendant took leave W
iiiean answer in sixty days, The deeeon
Of tho court was rendered by Judge jen'
nor,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

The next case Was that of the Ney Man
ufaotuHng Co., W, Jacob Ney, Tile case
was one brought by the plaintiff 70 com
proved patent which he had been granted
on part Of the machinery used on q hay
carrier, purchased by the new company
ht the lime Of ia organization IN this city,
majority Of the court held that tie COM
pany could n0i compel tho transfer Judge
bOllett gave thp decision OF the court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

The third case was that Of jamen Cor
rlgan et all, w. u, T., Fosters admlnlsira-
irlK, This was an action brought by the
defendants la error 10 recover Of che
plaintiff Ia error, aR aurGllea upon the
bond Of Henry pomerene who was the
executor Of Angellne nrohHi, deceased,
The defendant Was compelled 10 pay a.
hureiy Of Pomerene the hum ~ fb,tOl,
which had been converted by pomrrpnc
tn hls oWn use, before the execution Of
the bond upon which the plaintiffs nteh'
tate was surety, A Judgment was recoy'
cred against her upon the b0ud aud she
seeks 10 recover Ia this action the sun
which she paid on the judgment from ihe
surelleA ON the bond, during tho time that
the default actually occurred, She rec0y'
cred a judgment In the court Of common
pleas against CorflRan et ala which ludg'
ment was affirmed 10y this court, Decls'
lon given by Judge Albaugh,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
The Commandment Lone.

The fourth case decided was that Of
John w, Goodman, a constable Of Canal
Dover against the county commissioners
OF this county, Several years ago the
commissioners offered u reward Of goo
for the apprehension and arrest Ofn horho
thlof which had stolen some horses in this
county, llo arrested the thief IN Ouorns
aoy county, and afterwards presented hla
claim for payment OF the reward The
commissioners refused 10 pay him any
thing, claiming that 40 ho wua nn officer
Of the law ho had "a right 10 render his
services IN this or any other case, Good'
man appealed hIa case 10 the common
pleas court, where the decision Of the com.
mihaioneru was sustained, llr then illod
his petition In error IN the circuit court,
The common pleas decision was reversed
and the plaintiff allowed the reward, The
opinion OF The court was rendered by
Judge AlhAugh,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
IIIp rmproyed Nsthpd q Tr0ntm snt.

Arc mild and nloaahnti Apce perfectly with the
mOst delicate lady or child, do not reduce Tho
strength can be used while at work tho great.
ehi possible benoht In tho shortest possible time
pA,lenta can consult him or communicate with
him ~ often ~ thoy choose, during tho whole
whore they may bo, aud without extra charge,
thus rendering the treatment ~ huoceAtful and
halafAolory "a though they were LIVING neSt
dJoT 10 each other,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

change II produocain tho TISSUES, and knowing
the ohangba h0 ohookA them with specific romes
diea aud plAoea tho patient on tho high road 70
recovery, When hek people consult him ha
readily tells them whoihor no can cure or help
thom, or whether theJ arc beyond hope,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

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are perfect In NJ, only arst class In ma
teral, beautiful In finish, and extreme
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feet, honest and secure. You cannot
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we can sell II. Your orders will be
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toed satisfaction TO you In every case,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

Try a pair Of our 90 cent Suede
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
Dr. PIERCE'S PELLETS

regulate aud cleanse tho liver stomach aud
boWeh, They arp purely vegetable nnd per-
teotly harmless, one n Dose, Sold BY
nruHnInla. al nlnlA NIhl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

Don't l examine and road Dr. Burners Family Book entitled Thirty
eight Lectures How to Acquire Health Grace and Long Life
Call and
diao
without starvation Tho remedies for ths whole furnished
the oMoo or from tho Institute tho
Adddrea all communications o II RUSSELL BURNER,
Ohio Reform Santurum, NJ w. CumbuH Ohio
The Doctor mol travelling phyan but spends all his time his lnstlut
excepting tho fow days perform his
patients whore they much for him them haR
them all ov him tho city Visits made Of the B.
aalon and 10 important whom dead Consultation and advice free
a Correspondence with nvald collected All surgical operations performed
the best med
ioa lnsiutnns anioolegoa In the world,
Dr. H. RUSSELL BURNER Principal IT, SAMSON House Surgeon.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
ARRESTED FOR REFUSING TO ANSWER.
THEY WERE MISTAKEN ABOUT THE CENSUS
MANS ERRAND.

Hong All Jew Of No. 1s4 Division-st., China
man, with no apparent knowledge Of the Engish
language. was of the persons taken before Com
missioner Shields yesterday for refusing to answer
the questions Of the census takers. The complaint
was made by David Krashaucr, an enumcrator, who
received replies to his inquiries and was chased
from All Jews laundry by the proprietor. who was
armed with a hot iron. The Chinaman seemed to DC
much worried when the Commissioner talked to him.
Wong Chin Foo sent for by Commissioner Shields
and he interpreted the language Of the prisoner.
lie said that All Jew thought that the census emu
merator a customer complaining OF the loss OF
his laundry ticket. As the enumerator became moro
urgent in his demands the laundryman pursued MN
with smoothing iron.
"Dont you have census In Cmna!' Com"iS'
sioner Shields asked Of the interpreter.
ayes, once In a thousand years." Wong Chin FOO
answered. "and 1 suppose he didn't remember the
last one'
With the aid Of the interpreter All Jew gave the
necessary particulars and was discharged
Edward Tenney, Of No. 226 Hudson-st. was IN
cned to argue as to the legality Of the questions
He answered the questions OF Louis Walz. the emu
merator as to himself and his family, but ob>ected
as matter Of principle to giving the name OF MS
mother who he said belonged to another family.
The Commissioner allowed him to 20 on MS paroic
James Curlew, when ariaigned before the COM
missioner, explained that yesterday was his Weaulnk
However he gave all necessary information at tne
Commissioners office, and was released III uh'' ~
take train for Niagara with his BRIDE , ho.ora
Most of the other accused persons taken M oeiono
the Commissioner had refused to answer Question:,
discharged giving the required Information " 'he
enumeratOrs. - ,.a ,otter
Controller Jackson of Brooklyn has received let,er
from the superintendent Of the Census commentn.tts
him for the complete and accurate deta,eod nSad deb
ment OF the revenues and expenditures bonoea aeo,
floating debt, etc, of the city. and addngg: @ a.,
officials prompt in furnishing returns as oH
have BEEN the work Of the census would be irter gu
vanced than it IS Be assured that the interest,"
which you have taken in the matter Is msniy app'e
ciated." . po,.,,r
jeremiah Lanahan of No. 10 Concord ST., BrooHY
was the first arrested in that city Tor reIusai "
answer census questions. He was before Unlted STATES
Commissioner Allen yesterday and his case was gu s
journed for a week. Warrants have been lssueu Ior
Everetta Ulm of No. % Jackson-st, and for an un,
named servant who takes care OF the house. no 100
Montague while the owners are absent. MS
Michael Conway No. AZ Joralemon ST. MIS-
jeffrey, Of No 20 Joralemonst; and Henry Keep K0epke &C.
of No 27S Franlnave., will also be called upon 10
answer for the same offence.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
TIE NEW.YORK YACHT CLUBS REGATTA.

The forty fifth annual regatta Of the NewYork Yacht
Club will be held June 49, The regatta will be sailed
according to the racing rules Of the club and under Its
time allowances In No. the yachts VIII start
across an imaginary line drawn from the judges boat
anchored the east Of Buoy No. Is, Lower Bay ana
about two cable lengths from 10 Buoy No TO- near
Southwest Spit passing to the south and west OF IT. thence
south Of Buoy 81 and north OF Buoy No. 5, OIL the
point Sandy Hook, to Sandy Hook Lghtship turning
from north and east, and returning the same
course. Course No. will practically be the same as
course No. /, the only difference being that Scotaho
Lightship will be substituted for Sandy Hook Lightship
All yachts pass the eastward West Bank Buoys
Nos. O. IL and 10 both going and coming.
Entries which must be made In writing and addressed
secretary Of the club will be received at the cuo
house. No 67 Madson.ave., until IL a. m. on June IL
when accordance with the rules OF the club, the list
be closed II wind and weather permit the pre-
paratory signal will be made at IL The Iron steam
boat Taurus provided for members and guests VIII leave
Twenty hiid.st. and North River at 80 and Pier
No. l. North River. at 10 :15 m, touching at the same
points after the regatta Luncheon will be served on
board the boat.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
AR1Y AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington, June i1.-Captain W. S. Patten as
sistant quartermaster, has been ordered from this
city to Newport, KY, to relieve Captain A. H. Young.
assistant quartermaster Of his duties In connection
with the new military post. Captain J. De B. W.
Gardiner, assistant surgeon. and Captain John Con-
line, 9th Cavalry, having been reported unfit for
active service have received indefinite leave OF ab
sence. First Lieutenant c. P. Terrett, Sth In
fantry, has been ordered to attend the encampment
of the Georgia State troops at savannah. Commits
sary Sergeant Arthur j. Judd has been placed on the
retired list. First Lieutenant T. H. Eckerson, 10Th
Infantry, and First Lieutenant c. L. Steele. 18th
Infantry, have been detailed as members Of the
general court martial at David's Island. Newiork.
Captain G. F. stanton has been ordered to COM
mand the receiving ship NcwHampshire and the
training station, Newport, r. L. July 1. relieving
Commander F. J. HigginsOn who is placed on waiting
orders Captain A. r. Yates has been detached from
command of the Pensacola, and placed on waiting
orders Lieutenant Commander II. W. Lyon has been
ordered to duty at the torpedo station and war COL
lcge, June 25. 49,, x,a
has been ordered to Join the North Atlantic sduadron
mt Ncw-YOrk, and accompany ii TO Portland. Me-
for the July celebration The flagship Baltimore has
been ordered upon her arrival at New-Yorh, 10
proceed directly to Norfolk TO receive her elghtlnch
guns shields and ammunition, thus completing her
armament She will retoin the squadron at New.
York, and lead 1t to Portland.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. June ll.-Cotton nominal; middlIng 12tc:
Flour quiet and Unchanged Wheat, Southern, quiet
and firm fultz, s5a3Ic Cngberry. s6d92c; no. 96c
steamer No red sSe Western weak No. & winter as,
Witt aipStss yellow. 4lSiae Western steady hmiScd
46S.d4ic; steamer, $50. d.7c. Oats steady and Irm
ngraded Southern and Pennsylvania, 81 d3ic do West
white, sSdStc do Do mixed S5sssEs ersd,d se! No
a and 2ss Eye
stronai a1S sieGss srsnaatsd i Copper and strong
& eoois corn
Flour g. ic0 bbls wheat l0.010 bushels corn, 80 600
bushels Sales-wheat 257, 900 bushels; corn, $1,000
weak srsSa o%s SS9: bushels Wheat % s sold
95Rc; $4,000 bushels do at 9Stc and 1000 bushels
bushels do At 0orc, 5000 bushels DO at 93, 30 600
bushels do, T., at 93tc, 5000 bushels do, 9a.c
snS anS aues aSC0 Caae nTs 10 red sold
asked; no No. white Michigan offered Corn dull weak
and lower; No . yellow, 3S4c 30. yellow 37s.c /;
so. q 3sc; NO. g. 37'.e N store. oats strong No
w S and Flour & and
Miilfeed unchanged. Canal freights steady; to New.
NemYorS Il -, to Aibany, II IS. IeeeIpts-Ilour,
2S 600 bbs wheat $4,000 bushels corn 176 900 bush
b. shells ., oso snpmsnts.Bg cans- nal
bbls wheat, 10000 bushels, corn, 900 bushels !;
oats 100000 bushels barley, 10000 bushels
Chicago, June 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
TOO POOR TO BRING THEIR SONS BODY HOME

Philip Reilly age nineteen, Of No. 437 East Ien'h-
st. had been missing since Monday last. George berh-
hardt age seventeen, OF No. 424 East Tenthst called
at the home of Reilly Tuesday night and reported that
young Reilly had been cut in two by freight Train
and that his body lying on the ROADSIDE near
Philadelphia Bernhardt broke down as lie confessed
that it was he who induced Reilly to run away from
home II seems that early on Monday morning last
George broke open a trunk belonging to MS ss'er
and stole gold watch. This he pawned for VI, ana
with the money thus obtained Reilly and ne went oy
train to Philadelphia They had 81 left which did
not last them long, and they saw starvation staring
them in the face they decided to tramp their way back
TO this CITY, About 10 O'Clock that night after tey
had tramped about dozen miles, they heard the sound
of moving trains. "Come on, let's rde,' exclaimed
Reilly but Bernhardt tried to dissuade him. 1T was
so dark said Bernhardt, that we couldn't see our
hands before our faces Reilly ran for the tra'r
missed his footing and fell under the wheels heard
a cry and then erything quiet. did OF know
what became of Reilly, so struck matcn anu saw
placed his body in place OF safety and walked back TO
Bernhardt arrived here last night. After the visit
IN Reys house, he went to his own home and repeated
his story Soon after he was arrested by Detective
Mccormick of the Union Market station. He was ar
raigned at the Essex Market Cart, sobbing bitterly
His sister wanted forgive him. but Justice Patterson
held the boy for eXamination. ,
Reiy's parents are too poor to pay for the trans
portati0n OF the boys body TO this city, and according
TO latest accounts 1t was still lying on the roadside
near Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
CONVENTION OF IRON AND STEEL MEN.

convention Of iron and steel men, representing
the British Iron and Steel Institute, the German Engi
hees and Ironmasters, the American Institute OF
Mining Engineers the American Iron and Steel Insti-
'ute Association, the United States Association Of
CHARCOAL Iron Workers. the American Society OF Civil
Engineers, and the American Society Of Mechanical
Engineers will be held in this city during the latter
part OF september and the first week In October The
American reception committee Is Andrew Carnegie,
chairman George A. Crocker. treasurer; c. Kirchof,
secretary. and b. F. Jones' W. p shinn Oberln Smith.
W. " MeGugfn, Rossiter W. Raymond, Abram S.
Hewitt James W. swank, John Bogart, r. r. Hutton
And John Birkenbine.
Among the long list Of prominent men on the COM
mttcc Of reception and entertainment are Chauncey NJ
Dcpew, exSenators Thomas C.. Patt and Warner
Miller. exMsyor Edward Cooper James A. Burden.
seth Low, william 4. worthen, W. II. Wallace. Theo-
ooe voorhees,. j. C. Bayles. DIR. T. Sterry Hunt. John
H. inman' General Samuel Thomas, Park Benjamin
ana ohver W. Barnes. Advices received up to the
present indicate that there will be about $50 members
the British Iron and Steel Institute and about half
OF that number OF the German Engineers and Iron
masters present Among the delegates from the former
wii be Sir James Ktson, Sir Lowthian Bell, Lord
bb1ward CAvendish, Edward P. Martin, T. Windsor
hchards, G.. j: Snelus, and William Whitwcll Among
s German delegates will be Professor Dr. H. Wedding
Ieo striPpelmann Fr. Rochling. II. Platz. Heinrich
rrasco Dr. Fleitmann. u. A. Bucck, A. Zeidler
= schultz, Hermann Rouss, Paul Miller K (;oedickc
Fischer. and George Ahlmeyer
hoh ns American Institute Of Mining Engineers will
mSer 20 and 30. The meeting Of the british Iron and
eecei Institute and that of the German Enaineers AS
S~eon wu % hsld st me same pl4ce on october