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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-19
VI. ". w lIOAmhN,
ID. HEFFNER,
ID. II. MACHAMER,
Central Committee.
III. SToCKERT,
Township Trustee
EDITORIAL SQUIBS.

THE Butler county Democracy, in mass
convention assembled, have endorsed
Gov. Campbell and his honest and cour-
ageous administration.
THE senatorial election in California is
already sunk in disgrace. Bribery of Re-
publican members at the rate of $1,000
each has been fixed upon Fenton to the
amount of over $26, 600.
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A slander snit settled.

The damage suit commenced last week
IN common pleas court by Mr.. j. u. Sny-
der, of Osnaburg, against Nicholas
Schweitzer, OF the same place, for SANDER
has been settled by Mr.. Schweitzer maxi
ing pecuniary satisfaction to Mr.. Snyder,
and by making public retraction OF the
slanderous words. II is stated that Mr..
Schweitzer paid the. plaintiff 500, and
also paid the costs and attorneys fees.
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urni,rmen Uruahcd by Ne cows,

CgRyuLE, March 1S.--lp attempting
10 make a running switch Of cars in the
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad yards
here, Brakeman William Dean slipped
and fell in front Of the train, His body
was horribly mangled, His dying
words were; "Good bye, mother. lie
is q single man, his home being New
ark
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CHICAGO, March 16.-At the United
Trade and Labor party convention. held
at Bricklayers' hall Saturday night, the
following ticket was nominated: For
mayor, Dewitt Cregier; city treasurer,
w. p. Rend; city attorney, George F.
Sugg; city clerk, James Ball.
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will "feel like himself againn after dose
of DR.. Besner's Capitol Bitters Eieyates
all the vital functions, giving appetite
and strength. A full dose relieves pain
and produces sleep at night. For old
people, women, inyalids, and 10 ward oil,
disease,
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nefent for the Nynors.

ScoTTDALE, Pa, March 1s. The CREST
strike Of coal workers OF the Connells-
vile region enters upon its sixth week
While the leaders OF the United Mine
Workers will not say SO publicly, they
privately admit that the men have been
defeated. The wages lost TINS far have
been over 100000, and witbln a few
DAYS past the 81 900 900 mark.
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sterens, Cnse poslroned.

CINGrNNATI, q, March 1S.-Ex-P Police
Commissioner William A. Stevens,
charged with. the murder of Henry
Wood Sunday night at the shooting
park on Price Hill, appeared in the po-
lice court yesterday. His case was
postponed to await. the coroner's inquest.
Stevens was released on his old bond OF
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4 EnaiIv Rnt Nnsf.

MARTIN's FERRY, o., March 1s.-E.
r. Potts, a miller, lost his pocketbook
containing $40 in paper. Later he
found his pocketbook, but the money
was all gone. In a swint machine he
found a portion of the money. A rat
had used it for nest. One $50 bill was
patched up and Mr.. Potts thinks he can
uSa if
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HOME FOR PRINTERS.
A site Selected and the Corner Stone TO
BE Laid i'm May Next.

BE Laid I'm May Next.
DENVER, March 1S.-The site for the
National Home for Printers at Colorado
Springs has been selected, and the con-
struction will be at once commenced.
The site selected is an eighty-acre plot
of ground near Colorado Springs, which
is the property Of the typographical
union. The necessary survey will be
made Thursday. tits the desire to have
the work far enough advanced to lay the
corner stone on May 10, Mr.. George w.
Chills' hirfhlnv
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One hundred and fifty $50 worms
from two doces of Dc. Benner's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, Write Mrs. 5, ). Shsrick,
or Messrs. Brenneman " Stein,, Elida,
Allen Co, Ohio. A child's cordial Tor all
stomach, Bowel and Worm diseases.
Money refunded If satisfaction not given.
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Attnclkod bN, IfnIimns.

CGICAGo, March Yesterday Frank
T. Hagadon stood waiting for car
Thee Italians were.near him. Hagadon
began to talk of the New Orleans lynch.
ing and said that every member of tho
Malta should be hung. He was immedi.
ately attacked by the Italians aad
severely, but not dangerously, stabbed
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RA RRsoLvRNT, could see change; and a'ter !
had taken four bottles I was almost curedj and
when had used six bottles OF the CUTIoURA Rk-
SOLVENT one box Of CUriCURA, and one cave OF
CUT1CURA SOAP was cured OF the dreadful dls,
cannot express with pen what suffered before
using the REMEDIES They saved MY nle, ann
feel II my duty to recommend them. MY hair ls
restored as good rs ever. and so is my eyesight
MRS. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell City, Iowa
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100000 for shurtIen' CoiIege

ALTON, ILL.,, March 16,--John d.
Rockefeller, of Standard oil fame, has
given $4,000 to Shurtleff college as an
endowment fund, with the proviso that
the sum be increased to $4,000 by other
subsoriptions.
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WuMINGTDN, DEL, March 1S,-Gx.
Secretary of State Bsyard, whsn asked
for his opinion of the killing ofrthe sub
iects of the king of Italy al. New Or
leans. on Saturday, took the, ground
that there is no basis on which, the Ital-
ian government can claim indena ity.
''The disturbance" Mr.. Dayard said,
"was purely local, and there was no af-
front offered to the representatives cf
there any discrimination between citi-
zens OF the United States and those of
Italy. Bad as it was, all were used
alike
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Democratic Primary Elections.

The Democracy of Plain township will
meet at the usual places of holding pri-
mary elections, on Saturday, March %,
1891, to nominate a ticket for the spring
election. Candidates are requested to
hand in their names in time 10 have the
tickets printed. By order OF Cen. Com.
The Democracy of Lake township are
hereby notified to meet at the center
school house, in said township. on Satur-
day, the 2Sth day of March, 1891, between
the hours of / and o'clock p. M, to
nominate a township ticket to be sup
ported az the April election.
G.. G.. WITSAMAN,
ID. HEFFNER,
ID. Il. MACHAMER,
Central Committee.
By a recent act of the Legislature of
Ohio the three voting precincts of Jack
son township have been abolished. There
will be but one voting precinct which will
be az Town hall.
Fl. STocKERT,
Township Trustee.
The jackson township primary election
will be held Saturday, March 81, at. Nc
Donaldsville, Millport, Shario's and
Mnrnhan1
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"Ayer's medicines have been satisfac-
tory to mo throughout my practice, espe.
cinlly Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which has
been used by many of my patients, oRe
of whom says he knows il saved his life,N y
f. Il, Morris, Nj, d., Brooklyn, N, Y,
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SabbatA school convention OF the 18th
district, o. S. s. A., Stark, Wayne and
Holmes counties, at Orrville, Wayne
county, Ohio, March "a and 20, 1891. Sab
bath schools please send delegates.
w, b, LEoGETr, Secy.
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r9-sGRvATIoN elqrRaoRolNAaY.
"A Chnd's Body Prosc rvedlin a wet Grave
fUl,Thirt.y Give Years,

CINCINNATI. O., March 18th work
of removing 5000, bodies FROM the old
Methodist Protestant cemetery, in the
suburbs oA the city, Was began week
ago. Yesterday the yorkmon made a
curious discovery. TIE metallic coffin
of child was found imbe led In clay
and waite; and on. removing the outer
covering. the featuIss of q little girl
We're see 4 as natural IS life nd remark
ably beautiful. Herhody Lad been per-
fectly preserved, although the date on
the marble slab ShCwed taat the little
one had,been buried 35 years ago. The
cemetecy is to ba converted into park.
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Cln,InnnLI rnlLlo nlnrl.eL.

CINCINNATI, o.. March 49, sHogs easy;
receipts, 4O2 head; shipments, pl2 head;
com mon, S2.6D,08.Sl fair 10 good light, $3.50
$50; do. hacking, s3,s5G4.OQ select butchers.
S4.0OQlA.lO,
Cattle, firm; receipts ~ headi ship,
menta, A65 head; common, vilD4S.1I good
70 choice, SAT5n5A
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until I was entirely baId-headedi
IL then broke out on my arms
and shoulders, until my arms
we're lust one sore. IL covered
my entire body, my face, head.
and shoulders being the worst
The white scabs fell constantly
from my head, shoulders anu
arms; the skin would thickeu
and be red aud very itchy, ana
would crack and b eed II scrat-
ched After spending many
hundreds Of dollars, | was pro !.
nounced incurable. I heard OF
the CUT1CURA REMEDIES, and
after usinQ tgn bottleq CUTTCU. /.
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DISASTER AT ASHLAND.
Two Miners Blown to Pieces, and Two
Others Terribly Injured.

ASHLAND, Pa, March 1S.-An ex-
plosion Of gas caused terrible mine
disaster here yesterday afternoon. Two
men were blown to pieces, and two
others were mangled and burned, one
being so badly injured that he cannot
recover. Owing to the excitement the
names Of the unfortunates have not yet
bppu learned
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KEPT HIS PROMlSE.
BaEnow OIRdde n Celebrate 8ast. PatrioiS's
Day by HurzgIng FimscIE.

Day by HurzEInG HimscIE
VA2a VERT, o., March. 1S-Barney
Madden celebrated st. Fatricls's Day by
hanging himsoi! at his ONE. He made
an unsuccessful attempb to k;ll himself
by 3ring two shots. He then tied
rope around ais neck and jumped off
the, top of 'e barrel breaking his neck.
He told soma friends that he would die
Oh ST. Patridli's Day. Tho unfaithful-
ness Of his, wife is sTppqsed to have
caused his rish act He was OF Irish
descent and about 80 years old.
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SHILO'S COUGH and consumpuorl cure
Is sold by us on q guarantee. IL cures
consumption. For sale by Weber Bros.
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WHY WILL YOU cough, when Shlloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10
cents. 80 cents and ". For sale.by. Weber
Broes
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"A stitch in time saves nine," and IL
you take Hoods Sarsaparilla now 1t may
save months of future possible sickness.
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SHE BREAKS THE RECORD.
A Tennessee Woman Gives Birth to, Iii
Children In One Year.

Children I'm One Year,
MILAN, Tenn, March 1S.-Mrs. Tom
Williams, living near Bradylotte, has
given birth to five children in year,
twins at one time and triplets at an
other. The triplets arrived yesterday,
and are all girls, weighing six pounds
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of Shiloh's CataTrh Remedy. Price
10 couts. For sale by Weber Rroa.
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DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Entire Body with White
Scales. Suffering Fearful.
Cured by Cutioura.

My disease (psoriasis) frat broke out ON my left
cheek, spreading across my nose. and almost coy-
erpg my face. 1t ran into my eyes, and the physt-
clan was afraid would lose my eyesght altogether
II spread all over my head and my hair all fell out
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CUTlcURA REsoLVENT

The new Blocd Purifier, internally Ito cleanse the
blood OF ali impurities and poisonous elements),
and OuTiCURA, the great Skin Uure, and OUTICURA
SOAP an exquisite SSin Beautlier, exteInally Ito
clear the skin and acap and restore the hair) have
cured thousands OF cases where the shedding OF
scales measured a quart daily, the skin cracked.
bleeding, burning, and itching almost beyond en-
durance hair llfeless OF all gone suffering terrible.
What other remediej have made such cures2
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTtcURA, b0c.; SOAP,
Qbc; RRsoLvENT 81. Prepared by tho POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
RfB-, send for 'fiow TO Cure SEin Diseases" 6d
pages, so Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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be false he shall be deposed. II before
the six months expires he shall renounce
and repent the bishop may use his discre-
ton about taking him back.
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DUNEPLES, black -heads, red, rough, chapped
u lM and oily skin cured by CuTIOuRA SoAP.
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slgnor Cnrte,s Lctter.

Signor Corte addressed a letter to the
governor calling his attention TO the
fact that the prisoners were Italian sub
iects and asking that they be assured
protection TO their lives and fair trial.
Signor Ccrte sent full particulars about
the lynching TO Baron Faya and the
Italian government Saturday, and has
had no further communications to
make on this subject. He says that
there have been no other indignitiss Of
fered TO the Italian colony here, and he
does not anticipate any, as he thinks
that peace has been fully restored. Full,
particulars Of the riot were photographed.
from here to the Italian papers.
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H0B0KEN NOTES.

Last Friday night Pat Fiaherty occu-
pied box al Cronheim's Theatre. Pat
is = great adnirer of bnrlesque shows and
Tom McAleer informs me that Pat can
always be found ia attendance when
Lucy Grieves ana her pretty satellites are
the attraction.
Nothing Is being left uudone By the
members OF the William T. Feuton Asso-
citation 10 make their ball one of the
events OF the season The ball Will be
held st Odd Fellows Hall in the early
part OF December.
Councilman Tahen. the Assembly can
didate. attended Ehe opening bail at Odd
Fellows Hall last Thursday night. Con-
ME is very popular with the germans.
Chief Donovanss badge is q beauty. He
wears it on the inside OF his vest.
The meeting Of the Michael J. Coyie
Association 90 Wednesday night was an
enthusiastic Que. Bob Hudspeth, the
Democratic candidate for the Assembly.
made an excellent speech. Speeches
were also made by Mayor Stanton, Di-
rector Bruggemann. Freeholder Eoyie.
Councilman Tahen aud Judge DAILY.
The committee OF the Coyle Association
having in charge the arrangements for
the ball has decided TO engage Odd Eel
lows Hail. The original Intention was
to hold the ball at Pohlman's A date
has not yet been agreed upon, but it will
probably be held III January
The Hobokep Drum and Fife Corps has
arranged 20 hela z ball al Qaa Fellows
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FEDERAL CLUB.

The members of the Federal Club are
considering whether they will hold fair
or give an entertainment II they decide
on giving an entertainment it will take
place probably In the Tabernacle, and il
they hold g fair it will be held at OAKLAND
Rink A committee waited on Captain
Charles Laws a few nights ago and OBJ.
tanned his consent to give an exhibition
drill of he Federal Guards at the enter
tainmert II it is decided to have one.
The Federal Club is a healthy concern
70 belong to, for only four members OF it
have died since 1880 Alderman Ward
was the last unfortunate
Eight applications for mem bershfp
were received at the meeting Monday
night and they will be acted upon at the
next meeting.
Ex-President Laws VIII be stationed az
Ellis Island nnfer Colonel Toffey as soon
MS the Colonel receives his commission
from the Government to supply emf
grants with food
The members OF the club have renoraf-
ed and repaired the basement of the club
house. the windows. the back piazza and
have caused the Anticipated shutters to
be removed. The building will soon De
handsomely painted
A magnificent 800 heater was placed In
the clubhouse last week and the building
is now thoroughly warm from basement
to roof
the attendance of the young members
of the club has noticeably increased aud
many Of them come from the lower part
of the city. They keep the billiard, pool
and card tables busy in harmless aInuse-
menf.
A rousing reception viii be given Jo-
seph Lahey by the members of the CLUB
upon his return from his wedding trip.
Mr. Lahey WIS married to Miss Grace
Scott THURSDAY night.
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3 I'm A LIDO
The Popular Halter,
NEWARK AVENUE-114

given at the First Presbyterian Church,
West dpbokeu, last Thursday night The
Fisk Jubiiee Singers wera tbs astrae-
ton.
Jackson Lodge, L o. o. ri. viii inset
tomorrow rfght and eject District Dep
uty Grand Master
The West Shore branch OF the = IL C.
4. Will give an eutel tail naent ait their
rooms IL the depot next Wednesday, even
ing.
The Dufcis Association have complstea
arrangements for their annual bnIl +
Will be held at Froeuischeuss Hal On Mo-
venber 8. The officers OF TIE association
ares-Joseph Maekens. Pres denf. Claarles
6aliAE ana Philip Seibel, Tsee prssidentS:
ii. Fischer, Recording Secretary *
Heuze, Financial Secretary. L. GenzeI.
Treasurer, aud Il Er0ehnef, Ser4eantstl 1T
Arms
Michael Anderson OF West Hobakeu
Was married 10 Miss Maggie HiIliard of
Paterson on last Thursday evening"
The bail Of the Friendship Clnb proIn-
lses to be q grand success Al OF the po}
iltlcal aspiraufs will be there Ia force
Judge Schnueriger OF Onion Hill Is
keeping up his record SIS the marrying
Justice. Last week he united several na4,e-
py couples. N
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NORTH HUDSON NOTES

Everything points Co the election OF
John Zellor. the regular Democratic can
didate for Assembly in the Eleventh dis
trict
The Esdorado Pleasure Club of Union
Hin held a bali at Ruth's Turn Hail on
last Thursday evening. l. was big sue
cess.
The sale of horses which has been in
progress at the Neehawken stock yards
has been very well attended and over 300
animals have been seid-
the Union Hill Liedertafel has engaged
the Music hall at Eidorado for tnslr ala-
nual concert.
The Columbia Hose Company OF Union
Hill will mold masquerade and civic
ball at Rnth's Turn Hail on Thanksgiv-
ing eve
Al surprise party was rendered to Miss
Mary johnson Of the Haokensack Plank
road, West Hoboken. last Thursday even
ing. A Jolly company WAS present and
SINGING and denciag WAS induiged IN.
Fred Groebels of the Thiru Ward, Union
Hin. responded for Union Hill at the
Freeholders' dinner al Morris Plains on
Tuesday. AZ
George Eyped the son of Mayor Eyper.
of Guttenherg& was married 80 Miss
sophie Kohier& OF the same town, last
Monday evening.
The Weehawken eiectric lights are as
mucn of nuisance as those OF Union
Hill. The town Is in total darkness ABOUT
three nights in the week.
FostmasEer butseubAnln Of Union Hill
IS confined to his home suffering from
bruises received bv a faEl.
Dr. Schlemm of Union Hill has Joined
General WsFden Company No. -, G. S.
b. W. r.. n.
Sergeant McDermott OF Weehawken
purchased one Of the Iiery mustangs at
the stock yards and on any tine afternoon
ne can be seen driving tbs animal on the
Boulevard.
1t is said that the fire on Berreniine
avenue, Union Hill. hast Tuesday mnrp-
ing. which did damage 20 the extept ot
5000, was OF ineensiiary origin, and an
investigation Is being made.
The Epworth Royal Lexgue OF the
Union Place ~ +. Church OF Union Hill
gave an ENTERTAINMENT at the church last
Tuesday evening" Eha entertainment
consisted Of siereopticon views and inter
esting tableaux
Washington Company No. 28 G. S. b.
| w. r. n. j.. has elected the following
officers: Captain, Charles Messenger.
Henry Engleb. echt. First Lieutenant,
/ second E4ieatenaat Louis Hendricks sud
! Orderly Sergeant, Eni1 Koch.
I The fair which opened ut At. joseph's
I Chntch. West Hebohes on Thursday
/ nighl Is being we'd nftended.
/ Ihsis was pleasing sntezt4Iuuieali
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Hall on Saturday evening, November Il
The HoboKen Lieaerkranz viii hold
concers at Odd Fellows Hall tonight
One OF the big events will be she an
nual reception of Company ID, Second
Regiment which will be held 1T the
Armory on Than ksgiving eve. The com
nittee having the ball IN charge is spar
ing neither pains or expense 10 make II a
success
The efficient city clerks have griev-
ance which they want ventilated in TIE
JERSEY CITY NEWS. They say that at
present they are oyerworked With bus
three men il the Office they have to keep
tine records Of four boards besides attend
ing TO other work In order to keep nD
the worg OF the Office they have been
compelled on several occasions 10 work
on Sunday.
Two handsome trausparencies bearing
the names OF the Democratic candidates
quarters of the Coyle Association
Health Commissioner John Talon was
married to Miss Adel3ne Zuppinger, OF
Clinton avenue, West Honoken, at tne
West Hobosen Monastery last Wednes-
day morning The happy couple are
spending the honeymoon az Niagara
Falls.
This season promises to be an unusually
lively one from a social point Of visw.
Innumerable receptions and balls viii be
held at the different halls during the com
ing winter.
Director BTuggemann made an excel
lent speech at tue Coyie Association meet
ing on Wednesday night. The following
night the Director made speech az the
O'NeIlls.
Messrs LaveIty and Weinthal Of the
CO5le Association have bees appointed TO
make arrangements for a big ratification
meeting.
That the Fire Board is determined 70
maintain discipline in the departments
was evidenced by their meeting on Tues
day night
Thomas Grover Cleveland Kehoe, the
well-known janitor of No. ( School, has
been cited TO appear before the next
meeting of the State Board TO answer to
charges OF neglecr Of duty. Il Is alleged
that the janItor can seldom be found at
the school during school hoars.
The William H. Ravens Democratic
Association, whose headquarters are In
the upper portion OF the city. is IN line
and working hard for 1.-THE success of the
Democratic ticket.
Elk Freeholder John Bruning has pre-
scented the TaIen Association with a
costly picture.
The Young Ladies Society of ST. Mai
thews' Church mas arranged 10 hold al
orange bazaar on November u and 20