The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
SOME COMMENT.

the Sinto 10 "a bill introduced in the Leglh.
lnture by Representative Mnokln, Of liam
llton, II provides that when q Mayor
aondn ln an appointment 20 City Coun-
oil and II " not approved that the appoint
mont shall lay upon u table 10 u succeed.
Ing meeting. Fiat that meeting the dny-
or does not send to Council tho namo Of
an entirely now mnn II h then provided
that Council viii have authority 10 select
u person whom they will nj once proceed
~ ballot for, and whom ballolcd for and
selected no viii bo tho person 20 MI the
position, the Mayor having nothing fur
ther 10 do with the matter,
"Gathn tho Newspaper correspondent,
contributed pricoly gem 10 the Enquirer
tho other day. One portion was partlcu.
lnrly striking and Ia an follows; / sec
Mr., Mckinley at Washington Whenever
am hero, Ho has FOR years boarded nt tho
Ebblu House and leads a quiet life, de-
privod some of the time OF the society OF
his wife, who IN an Invalid, Qnd 10 whose
Image and respect no iaa pattern Of de-
yotlon, Tho district ho represents has
played u strong part In Rttor American
politicn, having had for ita cKOmpnra
mon like Joshua GiddingH, Bon Wado,nnd
James A, Garfield, Some resemblance
can b0 traced between tho habits OF Gar
field and Mckinley, who was his immo.
dintO prcdOcoaaor.n
Tho "vcry latcstn In church attractions
ia said "a bo an "oXpcricnCO mOctlug.n
Nottho oldilmc affairs, fashioned on the
style Of negro camp meeting, but ono In
which u compact has bCOn ontCrOd into by
few or many OF the members OF the church
10 each secure 81 or moro for the church
aud nt given time meet and toll thOir OK
pcricnco In securing that amount, Tho
plan ia Just tho kind 90 suit those who
wish thoir acts Of charity to bo known and
Via said tho church experience meetings
oro decided success financially.
Tho article published In tho NEws.DEM.
CRAT telegraph columns several days ago
concerning the birth OF triplCtg, within
thirteen days at Corey, Pa, has created
quito froro and the birth has attracted
much attention and comment, 10 was
probably the cause inspiring the Cincin'
natl Enquirer 10 olfCr cash premiums FOR
triplca aud quartOta IN Ohio, Indiana,
kentucky ana Woat Virginia, 10 each
quartet of children living, and undor I've
years, tho priao Is $500, and 10 trlplcts,
800.
'Tls anid thcro'a stlll n little aoroncas
down In West Union over the result OF q
prize offered during the Manchester fair.
Tho prize was one of $40 FOR the bcst loaf
oi salt rising bread, The prize was the
largest given, aud prcnt rivalry resulted,
luuvca were furnished by every woman
aud child In Adams county, ift the number
could ho considered na any criterion, and
on the day prizes were 70 boawardCd the
grounds woro crowded, interest ccntorlng
In the bread contest. After tho award Il
was found that the successful exhibitor
Id IL a la.
bets were declared oil and now indgCa
were selected. They gave no bottcr salts.
fnciion than did their predecessors and
the fair IN said 10 have wound up almost
In ircc.lornll scrnpping match. Al
though several months have passed the
feelings have not died down, Moro than
ono hOnd IL said 10 have been punched 20
the Queens taste, hair has been pulled,
engagements have been broken aud 80.
Cidly has received such u shock, from
which Il will never recover
A New York paper has introduced
another "NollN 10 ita readers. It IN Nell
Nelson this limo and not Nelly BLY,, From
Neil Nelson's initiative effort II eau be
readily procoivcd that she isa novice and
u decidedly poor one. Her subject ~ u
ride on an engine OF tho Washington l3N-
press from Jersey City 90 Philadelphia at
lllllllllHllA WI ~ Al'tl llkNAt Nv tANNNNNA
is ono the worst distorted affairs over met
with within the pngos of n metropolitan
newspaper, Upon tho back of every pass
Issued by u railroad ia printed state
mcnt that the railroad IL released
from all blanc or damages In
case OF injury 10 the holder. In Nell Nell
sons case nn order was issued her for n
scat IN the engine cab and u paper rclons.
Ing the company from damages In cnso of
accident was signed by her. Some idea
OF the "bloodcurdllngncssN OF her article
can bc gained when II Is known that she
says Of this ordinary events MY spirits
turned 20 load, my heart TO Ice aud my on-
thuslnsm 10 dread when | found II ncCcs-
sary TO sign before witnesses what seemed
TO be- my own death warrant In tho form
of documents which the attorney for the
rond had very properly under the eircum.
stances clrawn up, releasing the company
from oil responsibility and damage IN case
of accident or death. All romance died
out OF the frolic the moment i read the
release, my courage dropped below zero
aud my Soul lowered between uncertainty
aud despair. | wanted 10 throw up my
arms, surrender, lie down In the olllco
where | stood and before friends and olll-
cinls admit the cambric quality OF my ver-
tebrW, but my very Fears supplied me
my tongue lost its cunning,n From that
TO tho end OF the fifth column Of solid
minion the writer works In perfect
frenzy. II N with regret crowded spncc
forbids reproduction of the most lurld
points. They would go far toward curing
an attack Of La Grippe.
In novel called "a Leaf IN the Dnr,n
occurs tho following remarkable state
mcnt. "Thcy had twenty minutes TO
wait, which they passed IN the cart, rather
than In the close little station, which was
heated by q large, rodhot, rusty iron
stove, nnd into Which Ora scnt Pepper 10
buy thnir tickets. This must have made