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All the new styles Of plush garments
at +. r. Kidder q Co. s cloak room.
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Ths follori1z is hs 81 the ns-riaxs
licenses issoe8 saes lsst pabishsz. with TIE
usass rs~asnss -as8 ss5sss tas sitT ssa
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oEle q he astonishing thlnss Ia THIS
lfs i the growth * tAe Cosmopolitan
Magazine. toe hrst namoer of whieh
w4s issuea ia January. lsss. Ia ed.
ion for January, lsso. sAs 5eeo
copies. ard Tor October. 1850, Il wAs
50 .ooo. Ias only explanation that can
bs gwen q its wonderful growth is that
i : one of the besI montAlses put
l.saed.
Worthingt9n ComFany, New YORK.
announce tor paeilo4lloa "Asbelu." :
lnusiezi novel, Introducing the famous
composer, Anton kablnstein, under 81
assumed name, giTlDg true account of
ais romantic marriage IL = kusslan
princess. bis concert toar Of Amere&,
and other important points connected
wlth his iife. The Oh Meeting House,
a humorous book, written ~ Rev. A.
NJ. Cotton, i also ready for publication
by the same firIn. IL pictures the man
neTs ana customs OF NeN England lie
from ancient times down 10 tue pres
ent, and promises 10 please al soTss Of
readers.
Few better numbers of a popular
magazine have ever been issued than
Is the October Ladies' Home Journal.
From cover 10 cover, the number
brisIles with an array OF splendid
articles, poems and stories seldom
brought together IN single issue. +.
I. BArnum tells, IN y very entertaining
manner, the secret OF "How ! Have
Grown Old" Mrs. Ulysses Giant de-
scrlbes her cOurtshlp with the General,
and how the warrior proposed mar
rage 10 her, the methods pursued 10y
the Nanderbilts IN the training OF their
children are freshly sketchedi Mrs.
Margaret Bott0me, the President OF
The Kings Daughters" begins most
admirably with what Will hereafter
be a regular department entirely de-
voted 10 The Kings Daughters" Rob
ert J. Burdette has iirst-ciass humor-
Gus article on old people who Try 10 be
young; A. Bogardus, the pioneer New
| York photographer, has an exceedingly
bright sketch on presidents | Have
Photographed" DR.. T2lmage has some
very bright things Tor women; Emma
Y. Sheridan, the Boston actress, tells
/ how 10 conduct private theatrcals;
"Curl Papers and Husbands" is the
unique title OF bright paper by Felicia
Holt; Florence Howe Hall gives yalus-
ble hints IN an article telling how TO
celebrate wedding Anniversaries"
and then come contributions. almost
without number, from Harriet Prescott
Spotiord, Mrs. Lyman Abbott, Lee c.
Hardy, Sarah X. Bolton. Edward w.
Box, Ellen lie Garde, Kate Tannatt
Woods, and a score of others. The
October Journal is truly a perfect
model OF what popular magazine
should be. Published, at 81 year, 10y
the Curtis Publishing Company, PhIla-
delphia.
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A few choice Seal cloaks at Kidder's. $.

Election dinner. Come sll on Tues
day 81 Hartman's Hall from II 10 3
O'Clock. Hot oysters, hot coffee and
dougbnuts, al for - cents.
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ard M0nrCe-sts.. ANY persons wishing
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A splendid illustrated paper on
Henry Nj. Stanley; his Career and
Achievements" by George G. Hurlbut,
Secretary OF the American Geographical
Society, makes Frank Lesie's Popular
Monthly for November an exceptionally
interesting number. For graphic
review of Stanley's eventful career, and
the Emln relief expedition IN particular,
from an American standpoint, Mr..
Hurlbut's article surpasses anything
that has as yet appeared on this fascin-
ating topic of the day. In the same
number Felix Oldboy prOpounds and
answers the question, "Who was Char
lotte Temple?' bringing forward some
hypotheses and revelations which will
startle the thousands of romance-loyers
who have strewn flowers on the myster-
ious grave in the Trinity Church yard f,
New York city. There are illustrated
articles on: "Buenos Ayres," 10y Jonn
Stanley; "CoOn-hunting in South Caro-
lna," by III. Nj. Howard; Great Pah-
cnulakah, the Western Niagara" by
W. d. Lyman; "Some Copts in Old
Cairo" (second paper, by A. l.. Rawson;
"The Empress Theodore" by A. c..
Townsend; "a Vermont Island and its
Inhabitants" by Nelly Hart Wood
ward; and "History of Human Habl-
tations," by Marc F. Vallette. The
half-dozen short stories are varied and
interesting, and the poems eft, though
few" Among the art illustrations is q
beautiful portrait of Dorothy Tenant,
the English bride of Henry NJ. Stanley.
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The long-sianding case of drunken
ness Ia Whieh TAos. Condiey has ouiy
been aeSitug hIs sentence, wAs again
deferred Ia the sra lnsi- Another case
0f drunkenness brought over from ooi-
$50. against Patrick bolger vac aa-
lourned % thU STA. The case oi Mm.
Oswald. selling liquor - minors, N&s
adjourned a. the lota.
Tie following cases al went over .
the morning oi tne 9th. Juhus Otter
be d, selling liquor % minors, James
Wilson, drunk, deferred sentence
George TerpstrS, drunk aud disordeIiyi
Charles NNnderMeulen, drunk aad dis-
orderly. Frank hairxmple, oisorderiy
person. to-Nlt a gambler.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

{. G. D. HOLDEN & SONS.
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Tiers md an Inspection 81 the Fsulfs and
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vanfences we sbAti - go - So sn ~ 81
rf-,e srd show Tr9 fna wants Fhet1er vou
maze ase a theE1 o at
rUaRrES HoEnEN Secretary
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POLICE AND COURT.

0wipg T. tlse domestic Aitlscton
Jaage Holmek. everything tiast ooaid
t'e pat ever WSs postponed te fptefe
azses. Assistant Judge Nussial. o,ra-
psea tie baneb Enc d.sposea - .is
necessary business VITA gead .llsPaigA.
A salemniiy Dung ever tae coefi fea.a
thai would have w&fnea efeu cAsaal
stranger that soasetAug unusual hAa
occarrea. Hls boner wore upon as
face al expression ~ sadness aud
court officers and LAWYERS performed
tAeir hasiy oalles in s0Dduea snd
nexereui manner. rs iffsho footfal az
death IN tae household of Judge
Holmes had sageostel other thoughts
which we're soo painful Tor tellesf ca
pressloa.
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Misses REFERS At Kiddsr 4 co.

Bargains in childrsn's school cloak.
a klddsr's
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Choice black goods at E. P. Kidder &
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

"Epitome of the Worlds History" is
the title of work by Edgar Sanderson,
NJ. A, that has been revised and con-
densed by John Hardman, :. NJ, of
which the first volume has just been re-
ceived. Ii includes as whole, Ancient,
Medieval and Modern history, and
they are considered with special rela-
ton to the history OF civilization
and the progress of mankind, +,
being treated of in this volume.
The various topics treated are in
dicated by side notes which renders
it especially convenient for students
use. Numerous maps and lllustra-
tions add TO the value of the work
which is published by the Boston
School supply Company, Is Broomiield
street, Boston.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

The success of the small cameo edi-
ton of "Reveries of Bachelor" and
"Dream Life" issued by the Scribners
last fall, has warranted them in bring
ing out Thomas Nelson Pages "In Old
Virginia." and George w. Cables "Old
Creole Days." IN the same dainty and
attractive form. The volumes will
contain etchings and are printed from
new plates on fine quality OF paper.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Fresh 6sh at Dettenthaler's, III Mon
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Frssh shumps and scsllops st Det-
tenthalers
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Elegant plaid patterns at f. P. Kid
-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
A SENSATION IN COLUMBUS.
A Game 10 Control the Senate and
Prevent The Redlstricting OF
the State.
Boss Quay, Mckinley and Foster Ap-
psaled TO For Doodle and Support.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan, I,-IspeclAl,l J.
There IL u sensation here In Democratic
circles over u Republican scheme TO Try
and elect Republican Senator In the
Clermont District TO MI the vacancy
caused by tho death Of Thomas q, Ash
burn, Dem, II successful II will make
the Senate o ue, or really give the Repub'
licans q majority with tie casting vote
Of Lieutenant Governor Lampson' This
will also prevent the Democrats from re-
diatrIctng the State for members of Con-
gross, or enaotlng any political leglsla-
ton, II IL matter OF the most vital
moment In party senae, ana Quay, Me-
Kinloy, Foster and Sherman have beon
appealed TO for help 20 carry the district
Once re.distrlcted, Ohio would probably
send 10 Democrats aud O Republicans 20
Congress, instead OF ue now, q Democrats
aud 10 Republicans, This might give the
Democrats majority In the National
House, and that In what Quay and the
coal barona Of Pennsylvania are not gor
Ing 20 allow, " money can prevent II,
The district where the vacancy occurs
composed Of Brown and Clermont
counties aud usually " good for over 900
Democratic majority on o full vote
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
ROTTEN RAscALs OF OKLAHOMA.
A Gigantic swindllng Game Carried
Out by President Harrism's
Agents
BY Whioh Actual Settlers Have Been
Robbed and BiG Haaoala Have Filled
Their Pooketa

KANSAS CRY, Jan, 22,-Gsptclal,l-
Cornelius Mcbride, special inarooter Of
public lands, who was ordered TO okla.
homa by Secretary Noble, has disclosed
part Of the contents Of his report which
tho Senate haa ordered printed, Ho says
that John j, ollie, land registrar, aud T..
NJ Barnes, land receiver comIved to al
low Illegal hlng ofclaims, Gen, Clayton,
Of Arkansas, under gulao Of Deputy U, S,
Marshal, went TO Guthrie anl on the Sun,
day before the opening he surveyed and
made a plan Of the town aito Of Guthrie,
The groeaeh raaoallty andiraudproyalled
aud bona lldo aottlere were prevented
from getting land hy government of
lloiala who conaplred 10 keep them from
the doQr OF the land oiliso on the day for
filing His report ~ full will create u
great aenmtion when printed, and doubt
lcaa seriously reflect npon the character
Of the Republican officials sent 10 okla.
homa by President Harrison to protect
the actual settlers q will prove a great
National scandal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
OUR WASHINGTON SPECIAL.

Taxing optiona on Cotton and Hogs...
Bin 10 Admit Indian Territory, ,--Tho
Worlds Fair Committee Announood..-
Tho bilcott Matter rakon Up
WASHINGTON, jan. 20.-ISpccial.l --
Amoug tho BILLS introduced In the House
to-day was ono by Buttorworth, OF Ohio,
laying u tax upon persons dealing In op-
tions on grain, meats, cotton and other
products, with the purpose OF preventing
gambling In said options. II lXoa a tax
at twenty cents per bushel on all grain 80
handled or profoascd TO he handled In op.
tions, and five cents per pound Oh meats
OF all kinds, cotton etc. Also u bill nd-
mitting Indian Territory as q state. Also
u bill bnsod on Secretary WINDOWS
recommendations FOR the issue OF paper
currency based on silver bullion deposited
with the treasury department 10 the full
value Of the bullion,
Speaker Rood announced his special
committee on the Worlds Fair ~ follows.
Cnndlor, Of Massachusetts (chalrman d
Belden and Flower, Of New York SPRING
or and Hill, OF Illinois; Hatch and Frank,
Of Missouri Bowden,. of Virginia and
Wilson, OF West Virginia. This is intend
od 70 give two members for each city
working for the Fair with u chairman
from state which has no ambitions for
Itself In the exposition matters.
The house then took up the Silcott de-
faloatlon matter, on motion OF Mr.. Adams
10 reconsider tho vote by which the bill
for the payment OF tue salaries was re-
jocted. The house now las tao matter
under consideration.
Springer offered a resolution providing
that Thursday next theroll shall bc called
In tho House for n vote by the members as
20 tho choice of place of holding the
name his choice Of place and roll call
shall be continued until ono city
shall receive majority of all the votos.
After that the committee shall be appoint.
cd 20 prepare n bill
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23

Mr.. Frank SINNERS, of PoidR, was ap-
pointed tr'iant officer for this township,
He Ia looking uptho children that havo
been playing triant.
Rcv. A. Gonscrayas called ia Osnaburg
on last Friday 10 the funeral of Julius
Licdtko.
Quite number OF families In ths yicin.
ity have bocn coulonding with the con-
taelous "La Grppcn Thus far no casoa
have proven serious.
Tho lecture committee have now print
cd bills out announcing the subjects and
speakers for the lecture course tO begin
hero during the month Of March.
MIR. d. A. Merriam and Miss Althoo
Stull were married at tho Reformed par
sonago on Monday evening, January 10
Rov, A, Gonser officiating.
Grandmother wagonor has beon quite
poorly, but ~ this writing Is reported bot
ter.
Preaching AZ thcRcformod church next
sabbath at 10 m,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
Docs Experience oountp

II docs, In every line OF business, and
especially In compounding and preparing
medicines, This is illustrated In thu pront
superiority OF Hoods Snrsnpnrllln over
olhcr preparations, as shown by the ro-
mnrknbl lc cures it has accomplished,
The head of the firm orc, 1, Hood &
Co. isa thoroughly competent and OK
pcricnccd phnrmucist, having devoted hia
whole life 70 the study aud actual prcpn-
r1uon OF medicines. He IL also nmcmbrr
OF the Massachusetts, and American phnr-
maccuticnl Associations, and continues
actively devoted TO supervising the prop.
urauon OF and managing the business
connected with Hoods SnrAnparlm.
Hence the superiority aud peculiar mer-
ltof Hoods SnrsnparillN ls built upon the
most substantial foundation. In ijs prop
aration there Is represented all the lnow-
edge which modern research In medical
scionco has developed, combined with
long experience, brain-work aud oxpori-
mont IL " only necessary 10 give this
medicine a fair trial TO realize its great
curative value.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
GREAT SADNESS
over tho Death orc ohm ncaweeney, Hlaa,,
at His Home In Wooster.

The news that John hesweency, Eaq,,
had died AT Wooster roacbod this city first
by telegram from relatives there 10 Ex-
City Clerk Grimes, o haif.bfother 10 Mr..
Motsweeney. Then the flote followed In
special telegram 10 this paper, ny 8iSO
O'Clock the news Of the sudden death had
become nolasd about IN legal circles,
The shock was 80 groat 10 those who
heard II that II was not believed at first,
Great will he the regret NJ this city Of Nc.
MoSwoeneya birth when tho news OF hla
death Ia read this evening In these col
aumna, Hewae unlvornal fayorllo, 10
those especially who grow up with Mn.
McSweeney, passing their boyhood days
together the blow falle heavily.
HIS Early Lifo.
A kEwe DEMOCRAT reported visited llx.
City Clmk Grimes ~ hla residence on
West Tuacarawaa street this afternoon 10
cnqulrouf that gentleman what he know
OF tho hfo OF John McSwoonoy Mr..
Grimes stated that hin mothor, Mrs,
Martha Grimes, who was living on the
snmo site ~ ho Grlmca residence now
stands, learned that the parents Of u baby
boy down at Bolivar, Tuacarawaa county,
had died, and that homo was wanted for
the baby. She went 70 that Village and
brought the baby homo with her ile was
IN delicate health and wAa 80 small and
wonk that she wne compelled tooarry him
around on pillow. He begun 10 grow
and regain hia health aud whom a few
years old hO was admired and 90 much In
tcrcat taken IN him that she became very
proud Of her now. poaacaaion Tho child
wag John MoSwceney. She worry little
thought Of the brilliant future this boy
had before him whom ho used " WY hum
oroua and bright rcmarka " thom whom
yet q moro child. Whom q bog no attend
od tile German uchool OF this city and
gained an ordinary education. Howiahod
20 attend college aud was Hont 90 Cincin-
natl In 1883 whore ho romaipod for about
four years. He oame homo and after q
vacation went 20 Hudson. o., where he
attended school Tor probably twoyears.
lilo then had what was considered an
excellent college education and he deter.
mined 10 enter Into tho profession OF law.
lio began hie lNRel courecby reading law
with ihe firm ~ Harris q Brown, who
were located In building which occupied
the alte Of tho present Whiting black on
South Public Square. IL required about
two years for him 10 complete his legal
fchoollng. Hlo.nftorwards removed 10
Wooster and opened an Office there.
He was married In 1851 10 Mian Cntharnc
Rex, daughter oi Peter Rox, Of this city.
Mira McSwoonoy died about -four years
ago. When u law student Ia this city
ho was we'll liked by his associates and
wnAnlwhya admired wherever lac went on
account Of lile wondorful mind and ability
20 converse upon any subject that might
bo bronchcd IN tho company. lie was OF
rather miachieyous turn OF mind Hnd
many are the tricks and jokes hc used 10
play upon bis follow students oi the place,
He was looked upon as being man OF
extraordinary mental powers. He was
considered one Of the most cunning and
intelligent boyain the county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
nALLop RnFoRM.

10 IL q Vital Quehtion-Tho Democratic
Governor OF New Jersey 0ivoa home
Valuable Observation-Disclosures Fol-
lows tho Line Of Gov. Campbell,
TRENTON, n, j., Jan, g,--lSpccial,l-
Gov Abbott was inauRuratod to-day at
noon A special feature Of the Govern
or's inaugural address was his discussion
Of ballot reform. The Governor urged
the following points, Registration Of cv-
cry voter In the State, with all registry
lists, subject to judicial rovisioni nbso-
lutte secrecy Of the ballot ~ In the Aus
tralinn system; exclusive official ballots
printed aud distributed by the state pro-
vision for judicial action IN elections
whore fraud, robbery or other Illegal
practices are provcni and for a now cloc'
ton In those aud certain other cases,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
US SENATE TODAY.

Tho Blair Bin potitlonod For--.sonator
Berry Wants tho staustioa Of Farm
Mortgages.
WASHINGTON, Jan. g.- Especial. lin
the Senate to-day Senator Blairprcsontod
u number Of petitions praying for the pas
sagc OF Blnlr's educational bill.
Quny introduced bill 10 present to the
Gettysburg Memorial Association certain
specimens of arms and equipments used
by the Union army In the war. Senator
Berry made few remarks In favor Of His
bill 10 instruct the census commissioners
to ascertain what percentage Of farms In
tho u, S. are under mortgage and froo
from membranes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION

II Occurs with Fatal Results In Pittaburf
This Morning, ALI From Leak In GA'
Pipo.
PrrTsDURd, Pa, Jan. 99,-ISpccial. a
terrible explosion Of natural gas on 3stl
street occurred this morning. A throC
story frame house occupied by two fami.
lies, wac blown TO fragments. Portions
Of the building were scattered over half a
square. A lady went into the cellar with
u lighted candle which ignitod the gas, ~
there wac u loak John Slip was killed
and Mrs. Theodore Ringer 40 badly burn.
cd that She cannot recover, Six Others
are bodlyburned. The wrecked building
book fire and is about total loss.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
NELLY BLY, ON THE FLY.

sho Malkos Big Miaiako IN Hor Route.
btill Shots Liable TO Broak tho Record.
DENVER, CoL., Jan, %. Especial. T.
Nellie BY win be delayed unnecessarily
about ton hours by the route she hns
takon. Word was recolcyd here AT mid
night that she would arrive NJ Trinidad,
Colorado, on Thursday morning and take
special train there over the Union Pa
oinc for Council Bluffs, Iowa, via this city.
She goes by the Northwestern road from
Omaha to Chicago and from thore via the
Michigan Central TO New York through
Canada. She would have nodo quicker
time by coming cast from Trinidad via
the Santa Fo rNlto.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
wAYEEsBURa NEWS.
Contributed TO the Stark County Demo-
orat by Our ocql R0port0r

Contributed to the Stark County Demo-
orat by Our ooal Reporter
There was social party dt Miss Lou
Machomnn's Monday evening lnst.
Rcy, Burkoy has taken "Dnly" 10 upper
snndwljy, The Reverend intonda l,cep.
Ing bachclors hail until spring, whom his
family will remove 10 that place.
The NJ. y, congregation has Instituted "A
Sabbath school rcyiow which they hold
every alternate Sunday evening,
j, d. Bailey, former resident Of tha
place, was held In duanco vile over Sun.
day night, awaiting the arrlqal Of police
from New Philadelphia, Charge un.
known,
Ia grippe has boon getting In Ia work
IN great shape No fatal results but quite
number Of very sick people,
The north front room In "Buraon'sr bns
bcon rented Tor room of social onioy.
incnL singing, music, debate, etc. lftho
right persons tako hold and make Il IA slic-
cess II IL a stop In the right direction,
Miss Roma Karna, daughter Of Mr.. John
HARMS IL worry sick, At this writing hor
life ~ dospairod OF.
Mr.. NJ, NJ. Mays, formerly Of this place.
but now of Virginia, has bcon oirculntlnr
amongst his old fronda aud nolghbors.
Mrs, Lucy Morlcdgc, nee Mays, former.
" one OF our village girls, has presented
her husband with u daughter,
There * somo tall, Of the plow workg
starting up In the spring on an enlarged
scale.
We are 70 have q brick works ns AN OK.
ample OF the cncrgy aud push of our huel-
ness mon. Mr. II. {. l3lanss started a pa
per on Monday morning last for the pur-
pose ol raising ten thousand dollars, with
which TO build aud run the brick worka'
AZ this time Thursday evening" there
has boon subscribed over eight thousand
dollars aud there will be no trouble In got.
ting the balance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
rnn aRnAp p1n1p MARsaA1l.

Tho Funeral of Lord Napier In London
To-day.
LONDON, Jan. 2l,-l'rom an carly hour
this morning vast crowds began TO assem-
bic In the streets through which Il was an.
nouncod the funeral procession Of Field
Marshall Lord Napier Of Mogdoln was TO
pass No omblews Of mourning were dis
played on the streets or appeared on pub
lie building, but the general regret was
mono the less evident 10y the quiotncss OF
the great crowd and last honors paid the
dead hero. The funeral was one Of the
most impressive spoctaolcs over witnessed
In London.