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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

IVY virtue Of an order Of sale issued by the
clerk Of tho court Of common ploAt OF stark
county, OHIO IN tho above action, aud 20 me d.
rocted I will offer Tor sale NJ public 0utcry on tho
steps Of tho court house. In tho city OF Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
SHERIFF SALE.

W, W, Clark order Of safe
va STARK county Common
Henry nOwon ot w otal Pleas Court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
saturday, the aOLh day Of Anguat, IsOO,
SHERIFF. BALE.

Danlol HOlwlok Order VI aAln, Hark
W, county UuinMOn flphh
james Mcourdy Of Al )GopIG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
SHERIFF SALE.

BALDWIN \ surLpp, AtrY
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
ANGEL WAS DISMISSED.
He Helped Girl to Avoid
Whipping.

Angel Romero, we'll known searcher
OF records OF this city, was arrested on
the 18th Of this month for having dis
turbed Sentous Botiller's peace, and the
case was tried yesterday by Justice Saw
age. The man with this peculiar name
is deputy constable under Mr.. Clement,
and during his term of Office has made
just two arrests, which were every time
those of the angelic Romero, who is his
cousin. He had him down close and
could arrest him every time he felt go
disposed.
Mrs. Romero wanted to whip her
daughter, about IA years OF age, and Mr..
Romero, the step-father of the child, OBJ
jected, as much as his feeble efforts in
that direction would allow him, to such a
course. He advised his step-daughter
to jump through a window if she was
illtreated. This caused tantrums in the
family and led to the arrest of Romero.
One witness said that he had heard the
disturbance Of the peace. On one side,
he stated, that he heard it away five
blocka, but on the other side it was only
four. Mr.. Romero, who appeared As
HE own attorney, asked for ! dismiseAl
q re oase and Judge 9syaGe eranted 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Governor Campbell's Message Received
with Favor.


COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 2l.-The house
this morning adopted a resolution as
the sense of that body that no insult was
intended on the part of the house in
the refusal of the speaker to accept the
governors message yesterday evening,
and appointing committee to call upon
the governor and request that the mes
sage be again sent 70 the house.
Governor Campbell complied with the
request. The message recommends that
the legislature pass law providing that
a non-partisan board of improvement
for Cincinnati be appointed by the
mayor, and that an election be held in
April. He scores the lobby which, he
says, has been here from Cincinnati in
the interest of the present board
of improvement. He says their open
declarations that they are controlling
legislation ought to be sufficient indi-
cation that the members of the board
are in bad repute, and should be abol-
ished at once.
Governor Campbell's message was
read in the senate this afternoon and re-
ferred. Following this strong attack
was made on the governor by Senator
Brown of Cincinnati, who condemned
the governors course relative to the
board OF improvements of Cincinnati.
The senate passed bill providing that
Mayor Mosley shall have the appoint
ment OF the members of the new board,
and that an election shall be held in
April. The bill is non-partisan in char
acter, and abolishes the present board.
The measure is in line with Governor
Campbell's message.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
EASTERN ECHOES.

Major FL. G. Seymour, U. S. A., con-
nected with the signal service at Calves
ton, Tex, is dead.
Charles Armstrong, prominent citi-
zen of Harvard. ILL.,, n years old, is a
fofger OF conveyances and an embezzler
OF trust funds to the amount of $25, 900.
The Chicago anarchists are making
arrangements to commemorate with
appropriate services the anniversary of
the hanging OF the haymarket anarch-
lists, November 11th.
Mayor Patrick Gleason of Long Island
City, convicted OF assault upon George
r. Crowley, an agent of the Associated
Press, has been sentenced to five DAYS
in the county Jail and fine of $500.
A collision occurred on the Elgin,
Joliet and Eastern railroad between a
freight and construction train. Thomas
Laneler, fireman OF the construction
gang was killed; eight others were in
jured.
Henry Popp, who murdered Moritz
Greather, a saloonkeeper at Canton,
Ohio, April I'd, has had his sentence re-
prieved to November 2lst. He has pre-
pared dying statement, in which he
s4trlbutes his crime to drink. ~ ~.
Jack McAuliffe has refused to Sign
articles of agreement for match be-
tween himself and Billy Myer. He says
he will not fight in this country for the
next six months, but limited that it is
his intention to get match with Jem
Carney.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
"HEAR THE TOCsIN SOUNDING"
'Tis the March of the Markham
Men.

All Dio! That was the term used by
the Chinese to designate yesterday.
For three days all the josses and the
devils of the Chinese temples have been
gathered into one structure and been
duly worshipped under ceremonies con-
Quoted by priests expressly imported
for the purpose. Last night all the
votive offerings to these gods and devils
were burned, and the deities good and
bad returned to their habitations.
In the afternoon what at first was
thought to be an exemplification of the
Times poetry,
II hear the tocsin sounding,
'Tis the march of the Markham men,"
was heard on the streets; but
it turned out to be simply
a Chinese procession in honor
of the great religious festival;
as a. scenic display it could
hardly be equalled. The effect OF color,
motion, and light, was strong to an in
describable degree. The detail OF the pa
rade is indescribable in occidental terms,
but those who saw it will not soon forget
it. The show was headed by an Ameri-
can band, but all the rest was typically
oriental, especially the five Chinese or
chestraS which participated.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
THE LILY AND THE ROSE.
Mayor Pond at Santa Rosa-Col. Mark
ham at San Jose.

Mayor Pond at Santa Rosa-Col. Mark
ham at San Jose.
SANTA Rosa, Oct. 21.-Mayor E. B.
Pond arrived from San Francisco today,
and was met by band, members OF the
county committee and reception COM
-mittee, including Mayor Brooke and
Judge PRESLEY.
GILRoY, Oct. 21.-Col. II. H. Mark
ham arrived this morning on the train
from Watsonville. He was escorted to
the Williams hotel, and held recep-
ton at Music hall.
SAN JOSE, Oct. 21.-Colonel Markham
and party arrived this afterpoon, ac-
companied by a number of prominent
Republicans, who went down on spe-
cial train to meet him.
The Republicans had street parade
here tonight, followed by meeting in
horticultural hall. Col. Markham and
Senator Stanford were among the
speakers.
SAN FIR ANcIsoo, Oct. 21.-Hon. r. F.
Del Valle, Democratic candidate for
lieutenant-governor, addressed large
meeting in Metropolitan hall tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
ENRAGED CITIZENS.
A Mob Thirsting for Ramon
: Lopez's Blood. A
The Santa Barbara Jail Raided
by Vigilantes.
The Channel City Greatly Excited
Over Lopez's Crime.
Fearing an Attack on the Ventura Jail,
Two Murderers Are Forwar ded
to Los Angeles.
Associated Press Dispatches.

Associated Press Dispatches.
SANTA BARBARA, Oct. 21.-A vigilance
committee was formed here yesterday to
avenge the death Of Mary Dezisella, the
young girl who was murdered early yes
terday morning by Ramon Lopez, be-
cause she refused to accept the
latter's attentions. The prisoner
was taken to Ventura during
the afternoon, but the committee did
not believe this, and last night over one
hundred men visited the county jail and
demanded that Lopez be delivered to
them. The keys were given to the
leader, and the Jail and court house
were searched. but the murderer was not
found.
Feeling against Lopez is at fever
heat, and it is reported that the men,
bers of the vigilance committee have
sworn to hang him. The officers in
Ventura feared that the crowd would 20
there to take the prisoner, and this even
ing Lopez and Edward Espinos,
another Santa Barbara MUIR
Gerer, were placed in the train
at Ventura, and taken to Los Angeles
for safe-keeping.
1t is reported here tonight that the
mother OF the murdered girl is dying on
account of the tragedy, and that her
father is nearly crazed.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
Kit Reynolds Killed.

GLOBE, Ariz., Oct. 21.-This afternoon
D. A. Reynolds, better known as
Kit" Reynolds, was shot four times
and almost instantly killed by
Alexander Graydon, prominent
citizen. There was no witness to the
killing which occurred in the Office of
Graydon's corrall. Reynolds was drunk
and is known to have made threats
against Graydon and had entered Gray
don's premises several times during the
past two or three days and abused him.
Both men have resided here number
OF years, and both have families. Gray
don is under arrest and the coroner's
jury is investigating the killing. No
weapons were found on Reynolds except
a pocket knife.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
COAST CULLINGs.

James McCleery, a resident of Sacra'
mento since 1849, is dead.
T. A. Harms, an old resident of Pleas
anton, was instantly killed by runaway
horses.
Charles Warren, a patient in the
Napa insane asylum, committed suicide
by hanging.
Manuel Cordosa, aged 81, has been
arrested at Sausalito for eloping with a
13-year-old girl.
General r. G. Sullivan, who com.
manded a division under Rosecrans,
died at Oakland yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Higgins, servant, was
nearly burned to death in San Francisco
by the explosion of coal oil lamp
The state board of trade has decided
to send two commissioners through
North Dakota with California on
Wheels"
A. Vanderbrook, late superintendent
of bridges of the Union Pacific railway,
committed suicide at Colfax, WASH,
last evening by drowning.
The eleventh annual convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
is in session at Stockton. Over 300 del
egateS are in attendance.
James M. Bennett, of Southern Cali
fornia, aged about AZ, was found dead in
his bed at hotel in Portland, Ore. The
cause of his death is supposed to have
been heart disease.
Governor Waterman has pardoned
Mervin Congdon, convicted IN San Luis
Obispo, October, 1885, of murder in the
second degree and sentenced to twenty
five years imprisonment. The governor
thinks Congdon acted in self-defense.
Maud Ingram, proprietor of an electric
bath in San Francisco, and her sister-in
law, Mrs. Belts, have been arrested for
defrauding D. L. Benjamin, Denver
real estate agent. out OF $4,000 in money
and real estate. The Ingram woman
used to hold forth in Pasadena and Los
Angeles,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
Gladstone on the Rostrum
at Edinburgh.
One Of the Finest Oratorical
Efforts of His Life.
Balfourss Conduct of Irish Affairs
Scathingly Denounced.
The Deroulede-R Reinach Duel Proves to Be
Bloodless one-More Sanguin-
ary Duels Elsewhere.
Associated Press Dispatches.


LONDON, Oct. Gladstone addressed
an audience Of 5000 persons in the Corn
exchange at Edinburgh this evening. Ire
land, he said continued to eclipse all
other subjects. The The country nov fs;sl!;r fully
recognized that the Irish questions must
be settled before others. The opponents
of home rule had hoodwinked and de-
luded their constituencies by pledging
themselves against coercion, promising
local government and expressing them
selves against granting larger advances
to buy out landlords, yet their
first favorite measure after gaining
power was coercion. Local government
was vanishing in thin air. There was
proposal before parliament granting
e40 100000 to buy out the landlords.
The Conservatives administration of the
law was worse than the law ITSELF The
government itself was a perfect pattern
of illegality. Its methods tended to
provoke the people.
Gladstone referred to the Tipperary
affair. 1t was grossly illegal he said,
to close the doors of the court house
against the people. The appointment
Of Magistrate Shannon to try the case
was gross scandal. If such tricks
were played in England by the wanton-
ness of power. very short way would
be found to remedy such abuse. As per
example OF police misconduct at
Mitchellstown and Tipperary, it was I'M
possible to respect the police or the
administration of law by them. Their
brutality and harshness constituted
crowned insult of absenteeism, the
grossest that could be inflicted on the
people at such time. The government
vaunted itself on peace in ireland, yet
kept six times more policemen there.
than in England and Scotland. The
British taxpayers paid over million
and half pounds yearly to Irish po-
lice, simply to assist in collecting rents
for landlords. English and Scotch land
lords met their tenants fairly, and had
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
REEDS RANK ROT.
He Spouts Tariff 6ophistry in Filthy
Mouthed Cannon's District.

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Oct. 21.-speaker
Reed spoke here today. He was intro
duced by Congressman Cannon. whose
district this city is in. Mr.. Reed spoke
at length on the tariff, the election bill
and the work of the present congress.
He said in part: The farmer, no less
than the mechanic, is the beneficiary of
protection, for the system that keeps
American money at home and Gre
ates markets for all American
products must enhance prices to the
tillers Of the soil the same as to
the toilers in the mills. Of what use is
it, he asked. that everything be made
cheap, if man has not got dollar
Do not be disconnected about prices. If
prices go up, as the result of general
prosperity, the people will have the
money to pay them. The Democratic
papers that declare editorially that
prices are going up, contain advertise
ments of merchants on the next page,
which say that they are still selling
goods at the old prices at the old stand.
Mr.. Reed also spoke barely at Bloom
ington this evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
BOLD BAD BALFoUR.
Guilty Of Contempt In Prejudging the
Tipperary Case

Guilty OF Contempt In Prejudging the
Tipperary Case
TPPERARY, Oct. 21.-The trial Of the
defendants for conspiracy, was resumed
today. During a discussion between
counsel, Dillon, Of counsel for the de-
fendants, said he wished the tribunal
before which the case was being tried.
was superior instead of magistrates
court. He would then charge
Balfour with contempt of court for his
recent utterances at Newcastle. Mi
chael O'Brien, a defendant, asked that
a summons be issued against Balfour,
compelling him to appear before the
court and state, under oath, what he
had said at Newcastle. The court de-
clined to issue the summons.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
THE FIELD OF HONOR.
Deroulede Spares Reinach When He Has
Him at His Mercy.

Deroulede Spares Reinach When He Has
Him 1T His Mercy.
PARIS, Oct. 21.-The duel between
Paul Deroulede and Reinach, growing
out of the debate in the chamber Of
deputies yesterday, in relation to the
the Boulangists, in the course
of which Deroulede insulted Rein
ach by describing him as, sThnt
lackey Of all administrations" took
place this morning. The weapons were
pistols at twenty-five PAGES. At the
word Reinach fired, but his shot fIew
wide of it's mark. Deroulede did not fire-
Reinach's seconds then proposed that
the duel be continued. Deroulede de-
clined to accede to this proposition.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22

not found it necessary to appeal for
policemen to collect their rents. If the
government would grant general cleo
ton, the state of public opinion would
prove that the country was won over 70
home rule.
On this great question of Ireland,
Gladstone concluded, the last Of the
fortresses in the history of oppression,
would go down before the Liberals st.
tack.
His speech was received with enthus-
iastic cheers.
The Chronicle ranks Gladstone's
speech among his finest oratorical ef-
forts, and says his scathing exposure Of
the coercion regimen, will tell upon min
isterial questions.
The Telegraph says even the hackneyed
nature of the subject, failed to render
the speech dull. On the other hand the
Times says: "We could conceive of moth
ing duller or more threadbare.'
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
The San Bernardino Fair.

SAN BERNARDiNo, Oct. 21.-The twen-
ty-eighth district fair opened up today
in good shape. The pavilion built by
the city was not completed, and fhe
pavilion portion of the affair is held n Q
large hall. The exhibit is not large.
but the dried fruit exhibited is the
finest ever made in Southern California.
The premium fruit is donated to the
association TO be sent to the permanent
exhibit in Chicago. The attendance il
good, indicating financial success,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
More sanguinary Duels.

LONDON, Oct. 2l.-At Pesth yester-
day, in duel fought with sabers, Lieu
tenant Lozar, one of the combatants,
had one of his arms severed from his
body.
An account of a fatal duel comes from
Cronstadt. Count Marenzi, one of the
duelists, received shot wound from
which he is diving.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
The stillman TRIAL,

FRESNO. Oct. 2l.--It is expected that
the defense in The Stillman trial will
close tomorrow. Several witnesses
were examined today, whose testimony
WAS introduced to show that Etillman's
mind Yves unbalanced ct the time he
killed Fiske. The prosecution will in
troduce large number Of witnesses in
rebnttal.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
H.my-~.x r.,Anr

Europe Invited to Step In and Claim 1t.
A New Railway.
CRY OF MEXICO, Oct. Ex-Governor
Carrillo, Of the state of chihuahua, has
arranged for the construction of mar
row-gauge railroad from Chihuahua to
Guaymss, on the Pacific.
LIE Mexique, the organ of the French
commercial colony in Mexico, calls the
the attention of European merchants to
the fact that the present is an opportune
time to strike for Mexican trade in view
of the Mckinley bill.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
BARrERING TERRITORY.
France Trading Her Newfoundland Flsn-
cries for African Soil

LONDON, Oct. 21.-The Standards
Paris correspondent believes negoti-
ations have been reopened between
England and France for the surrender
OF French rights on the shore of New
foundland. England proposes pecun--
iary indemnity. France demande in ad-
dition concession of territory in West
Africa.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
Work or Bread.

DUBLIN, Oct. 21.--A crowd of farmers
and laborers at Schulz besieged the board
of guardians today, demanding work or
bread, on account of the failure of the
potato crop. The board replied that the
law does not permit outdoor relief.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
LOCOMOTIVES ENGINEERS.
The Brotherhood Will Not Fcderate With
the Trainmen.

PITTsBuRG, Oct. 2l.-The business of
the International Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers is progressing rapidly.
Adjournment in about ten days is ex-
pected. The sessions continue secret,
but it has been learned from reliable
source that the proposition of federation
with the trainmen's organization, has
been rejected. A prominent delegate
stated that the assertion made by New
York newspaper that the convention
had ordered strike on the Erie road, is
false. The subject has not been brought
before the meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22

D EADY-MADE CLOTHING has kept up with the
times. They have improved in style and workman
ship until it is almost impossible tell ready-made
suit from custom-made The time was when tall slim
stout found it impossible obtain ready
made suit That day has passed Today you il find ON
counters suits specially made for the tall the
stout In Overcoats likewise fit the tall slim and
stout We have the latest styles in fabrics and There
firms that deal in clothing merchandise in bulk
like the groceryman sells -four Anything with them that
is sewed together is called They care not
whether The idea with them is the garment will
bring much profit. Not with u.s. We take pride in
business and welcome every improvement Well made
clothing speciality We the pains secure
good wearing and we'll made goods when buying 100 suits
that you dot buy We aim make steady customer
every that purchases of That only be done
by selling wellmade goods popular prices Give us
trial. Satisfaction guaranteed
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15
LATEST RGTURMs.
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eSeaseog.

0ssss~sssse asysssssss Aeep - IL.
ssess,sS.
Al the head Of this column will h
found tho Official returns from kia
iilAnco county. showing tho vote cast
and the majoIiti-a received by tho sue
c-ssfui candidates
In this district. Warner fur the i.~xis'
iaiurr. and Johnstonr. for District AZ.
,osncy. arc undoubtedly elected.
Tie Official count Of tise State IL no,
made yet. bat II will show the election
of tho Republican ticket BY = small
majority, with tho exception Of Trras.
uscs. Attorney General and state SUPER.
inirnirnt Of schools. 10 which otfscrs
J. ". cAriiic, J. II. Msupsn aud n. Il.
Coy. arc elected.
Tho Republicans have usc Legislature
BY abpus fifteen oa joint ballot. Last
srss,oa they had about thirty majority
ou iulnt ballet. In this nr.asou ti,s
Democrats gain ak msnbcrs In Araps.
loo. and solid delegation Of ak frnsu
Lake county. They also gain several
members III other joints In tho State.
Il will take the official count, however,
10 tell the exact standing of each party
in the Eighth General assembly.
Latest returns show that II. II. Eddy
10 rircicL from ltoutt ard Grand BY u
majority.
In the Eastern. southern and North
western States, the Democrats arc rvs
IDENTIFY siiii voting NJ their majoriiics 10
the different States keep growing.
The Democratic majority In Congress
Is now estimated al from IL 10 Ia.
About tho only change from ias'
weeks report Is In Illinois. where the
Democrats have carried the state. cleo
ted the legislature tinsuring the election
Of General John n. Palmer 10 the U. $
Scnaicl and gained four or i've Con
GrcAsmcn.
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15

WHEREAS. Edward 3. Il. Sanderson.
Of the county Of Garfield tnow county
OF Rio Blancol, State Of Colorado. did
on the ninth day II April. \. d., ls,s.
by his certain deed Of trust, recorded In
book q, on page Z. OF the records III
said Garfield county tnow Rio Blanco
county, convey TO George ID. Thayer. as
trustee. tho following described real
estate In town Of Meekcr. Garfield
county tuow Rio B;onco county,, Colo
Lots one uD. two tel and three 10y, in
block twenty.eight l.ssl, and lots one
~. two l.l and three t3l. In block
Of Mceker. In trust to secure
the payment of a certain promisyory
note given by the said Edward 5. II.
Santlerson to the W. J. kinsey lmple-
ment company for the sum Of three
hundred eleven ts3ll.70) seventy hun
dretiths dollars. due and payable ninety
DAYS after the date thereof, with inter.
est thereon from date until paid ut the
rate Of ten per cent llO) per annum.
Whereas. said deed Of trust provided
that. In case Of default Of payment OF
said note, or any part thereof. or the In
terest thereon, according to the tenor
and effect Of said note, 1t shall be law.
full for the said Trustee to sell said
premises at public auction at the front
door Of the postOfiice In the town Of
Meeker, Garfield county tno~ Rio
Blanco county,, Colorado. thirty days
notice having been previously given IN
a newspaper published In said Garfield
county (now Rio Blanco county,, Colo
RADIO.
And, Whereas, Default has been
made in payment OF both principal and
interest on said note:
Now, Therefore, At the request OF the
legal holder Of said note. 1, George d.
Ihayer, Trustee, rs aforesaid. hereby
give public notice that on Monday, the
fifteenth day of December, A. d.. 1880.
Mt ten (lO) o'clock in the forenoon OF
that day. ut the front door OF the post.
Office in the town Of Meekcr, Garfield
county tnow Rio Blanco county, Colo
rndo, 1 shall offer for sale, and sell to
the highest and best bidder, for cash,
the above described property. or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
said note, tho interest thereon, and the
costs Of executing this trust.
Dated Meeker, Garfield county tnow
Rio Blanco county,, Colorado, this
fifteenth day Of November, A. ID. 1890.
GEORGE d. TnAYER,
Trustee.
JOHN N. THAYER, Jr., successor in
Trust.
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