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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-14
DIN. rRIED AND TRUE.

Remember Dr. Guy sottS Yellow Dock and sar,
saparilla Is not a new, untried compound. II has
stood the test for forty years use, and has proven
skin and blood diseases, liver complaints, urina'
" troubles, etc. Il
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CANTON o., Oct. l, 1887
TIE undersigned Committee of Glass 20 beg leave
to offer to the Board of ficers of the Stark ounty
Agricultural Society the following commuGica
tiOn:
Your Committee beg leave to say that in this
Glass we found o very respectable display of i'm
pemelts and machr cry, and in QUE examination
not ced great changes most Of which appear to be
inpr vements o 6 cal merit on former ways and
without the privilege OF u practlcle test would oOn
slider many Of them ofsuCh eq qlal merit that 10 re-
fus diploma of honor would be unjust and detri-
mental to the onject that Agricultural societies
should have in view. We also noticed number Of
implements and machines upon which we found no
card and ia our opinion deserving great merit,
among which was the Reminger q Bro Folding
Harrow, manufactured at Lexington, Montgomery
county, Pa, L M Battys Ripper Fodder Cutie I;
Bucher, Gibbs q o., Plows AID Buckeye hay
Fork Cos Grappee Hay Fork, and Elevator, manu-
faCtured al Canton, o.. ana Evan Section harrow
and two-hOrse Corn Planter, manufactured at Can
ton, o., and different other articles the names OF
exhibitor we did not leAtn
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S. b. STEIN.

The foregoing let oIawards is complete so far as
can be ascertained at th W ting This must mot
be understood ae official as the action Of the Board
will be nee, ssary 10 determine some Of the awards.
The articles entered in the Miscellaneous Glass and
reported as worthy Of premium by the COmmptee,
will me before the Board and they WI award
the amount OF he premium. It is TO be hoped that
exhibitors will be satisfled with the Judgment Of
the Committee, The opinions of different people
vary and II the Committees views differ ON those
Of the exhibitor, II must be Understood that the
part OF the Ommtteei is that of disnterested per-
nous and they are to award the premiums TO the
articles that seem best in Their views. | would
recomn eLd to the Board to- gu arge their list Of
ptemiums in textile fabrics flowers, paintings, and
offer prea er Inducements for special dirplay Of
arLlCles 10 the Floral Hail. as he success or failure
OF the entire Fair s estimated by the character of
the display ia the ALL The Board will have a
meeting on the saturday, October 10Th, when all
matters II dtpute Will BE- heard aud al parties in-
terested are iexiested To meet with them
Premiums will be paid on and after the 18th
Inst, at the Bank Of q. d. Harter Bro Preml-
ums not called for by January ls 1881 ARE forfeited
I'm. KINNEY, Sec'y.
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GLASS 30-HoRTICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Apples.

Benin Bender, plate Baldwlns
j X Mcdowell do BelmOnts l 81
A ] Her hey plate Fall Pippins.... |
Jas o Stump, plate Fallenwalder l
W Il Essig, plate King of TOmp.
ktnS county. ....s.........,.....
II G Mcdowell. plate North'n Spy
VIM Niesz, pla Q Maidens Blusa,.. |
James o stump, plate Ben Davis !
W d Oberln, plate Porter. .....r...
James o Stump, plate Red Seek
no further ..."..."...." ...,"".... l
Josiah Correll, plate Yellow Bell
Flower. ...,..., ..,,...'':....,.......
W D oberlln, plate Westfleld Seek
no-further. ...........,.....". l
j G Trump, plate Western Beauty
@ IA Krider, p ate Rambo. .....,.,,,
james . Stump, pate Plum...... l
Benz Bender, pate Hubbarson
None such, h,.,...,...,,.., l
A Eontlus, plate Eva d ..".... l
james . Trump. pl'te Golden Bail
do do do smiths cider !
James o Trump. plate rewskber-
ry Winter Blush.
10 stump, plate Peck's Pleasant 1
Jas o stump, plate Rome Beauty l
James @ stump, plate Culp....
James o stump, plate Fall Wine
JAS o Stump plate st Lawrence. l
VIM Haag, plate Fall Sweet Rough
VIM Haag, plate SmokehouSe.... !
James o stump, plate Lowell.... l
j X Mcdowell, plate Rhode Island
Greentngs. observation-disclosures" !
} X Mcdowell. plate White pippin !
Jacob Hol, plate Sweet Paradise. l
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STEALING THE EFFECTS OF DEAD
UNION SOLDIERS All WASHING
TON.
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j II Lehman, 3 beets or more""Y l ~
Jacob Rupert do do So" 6O
David Kutzner, late cabbage.."" l 20
Mary Essig, late cabbage"......" 6O
Lizzie Slutz Hubbard squash.."
do do Marblehead squash
j W Gibbs Butman squash ....""
Amos n, enner, Butman squash"
David Kutzner, half bu tomatoes l -
f Niesz, half bu tomatoes".m 6O
Josiah Correll, pumpkin"".""""
do do do ...."......-.
VIM Neisz, plate Esopus Spitzenburg
do plate Twenty Ounce" !
John Nesz, plate Robbery Russett ]
W Stamm, plate Vabdeveres ."... !
Trump, plate Wells. ...'.,;.",
do plate Ohio NOnpareil... I
do Weaver Sweet ......... l
David Kutzner, half bu onions. !
Mrs g Lozer, q gal white beans l ~
P Everhard do do do bO
Mrs G Lozer do Lima beans l
Mary.A Essig do do do 6O
Davi2Kutzuer, green sweet corn l
o G Hawkins, watermelon ..."... l
T W Lerch, do 5O
Libbie Slutz, muskmelon,""."". !
JEFF Houser, six celery "... ..."". l
Mrs Holl do do ..."".."m 80
David Kutzner, cauliaower-..... 2
Daniel Hoover, "a PIX sweet pep's 6O
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Pears,
LIbbie Mcdowell. plate White Doyemr

Llbbie Mcdowell, plate White DOyemn
Levi stump, plate Howell. ....,.....
do plate Sheldon. ...".
do plate Buerre Clargean..
W D Oberlin, Ylate Flemish Beauty.
Levi Stump, plate Duches ......""..""
Josiah Correll, plate Lawrence. go"
John X Neisz, plate Buerre D'Anjou
do plate SeCkles.. .....
do plate DogOnne BossOrk
do plate Louese BOnne De
Jersey. y....,....,...... ..,,..,'
Levi stump, var, fall and winter.
do var, for market size
and profit to sell. ell........"......
John X Keisz, 3 var, for market size
and prof to sell ell............,..
Levi Lump, var for desert. e" "...
Peaches.
Levi Stump, var peaches, 4 each. e.
j X Nei,z. 8 var peaches, eaCh....
Levi stump, SmUCS Free. ,...",..
do orange Cling,,...,..
do a Hea h Cling. ..."...,,
D R Holl plate new variety. ...,,,....
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Peaches.
Grapes.
CLASS 31-FLOWERs.

Harry Myers, Dis Floral ornamenJ"," 8
do do do "..
Mrs f Neisz, do do Sd
um.u"s',".,,'.,..,,.... '''''",
Matilda Engle, var and quantity cut
huwers"."".,.,........ .".,.'." ."" y
Samuel Myers, var and quantity CIT
flowers. s..,,",.." MINIMUM. .o"''"
Katie Eng|e var hot hOu'e plants .... 3
Matilda knge, do do ..,,"
Harry Myers, orange and basket
hOWer5 ,.."..,,.. .,,.....,,..,,,,.
Louis Engel, orange and basket fl W.
er5.m....... 81. .".. .,,.,
Mrs Mena Eureske, agriCu'l wreath
Levi stump, do
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CLASS 25-YEGETABLEs.

solomon Essig, half bushel late
| potatoes .........,......,...,...,,..... .. z
Jacob Trump, half bu Early Rose
| potatoes ......-..,..",u.,"....., ......., 2
Joseph Bost, half bu Early Rosa
| potatoes ..,.,,...........,,..,,....,.....
g P LOzer, half bush Late Rose
| ppJaJO6B ...'.,.......s, ,........,....... z
G h Lozer, half bush Late Rose
potatoes ......... ,..... ...,.. ...,....,......
Jno W Gibbs, half bu Snowflake
| potatoes ...., .....,,...,,.....,.,........., z
g P Lozer. half bush Snowflake
potatoes ...s... ....,.g...,.. .........
Samuel Correll, half bush Victor
| potatoes ....,."...".".s...., ....,..... 2
Joseph Bost, half bu Victor potat's
solomon Essig, half bush Early
Vermont potatoes ........, ......... 2
Solomon Essig, half bu Burbank
seeding tatoes...............,.... 2
Daniel Brinker, half bu Burbank
Seeding atOes"................
Daniel Brinker, half bu New Va
riety otatoes s........""... ."..... 2
j A Reed, half bush New Variety
potatoes ....-",'" "u..... -....,
Daniel Brinker, half bu Dunne-
more Seeding potatoes ........ 2
j A keed, half bush Dunnemore
seeding atoes-""...".."......
j A Reed, half bu Tioga Seeding
potatoes -. ....""". ......" ....... 2
j A Reed, half bu Tioga Seeding
| potatoes ...,..."",....""."...."..."
! A Reed, half bu Triumph seed
ing potatoes. ...... ...r,..""... 2
j A Reed half bu Triumph seed
ing potatoes ......... ......""""..
j A Reed, half bu Red Lion seed
gpotatoes ....".,"........,......... 2
J A Reed, half bu Red Lion seed
potatoes .,..... ,............,. ......,.,s
] A, Reed, half bu Genesee County
King potatoes. .........................
Mrs Jacob Holl, half bu sweet po-
JOOOeA. s........,.....,. ,..s., s.......s.....
Mary A EsslR, half bu Yams. 2
A Pontins, half bush Yams.......
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GLASS 27-MANuFACTrRED Products.

W Wertz & co, horse carriage s
Geo Rinehart, one horse carriage B
) P FaTnham d Co, open buggy 3
j + Finn & Co. spring WagOn,"." 4
H W MaSeT. farm wagOn.,..., ...., 4
Jacob Kocher, display drain tile Q
do do specimen buLd.
ing brick .............. ...., ....., ....
POntius, stone coal. .o.."..-." l
y W Lerch, spec blacksmith work 8
w Welker, display manuiactd
pottery,
VIM p Miller, half dOZ AK handl's l
A g Buchanan, sample graining" Q
CLASS 2S - TEXTILES, FABRICS AND
FANCY ARTICLES.
Mrs VIM Miller, 10 yds rag carpet 2
Mrs John ElsOn, wool knit stock
lngs ................. ..,...,......."".."
Daniel Drukeu brod, cotton knit
stockings ,"....... ...",..."....", l
Alice Goodwill, socks knit by Miss
under ii years go. ..."" .......s," l
Mrs A g Dart, quilt ,.;'@...r..;. @...;r:..:.;. 3
| NJ Allen, quilt made by little
girl Charity School ..........""
Miss 10 Kimhall, Gro het work ..."
Mrs 5 V Courtney, des ornamen-
tai needle work ."."......"" 3
Mrs V Courtney, des ornamen'
tai needle work ....,..,........."
Miss NJ Thompson. des tatting
work .....o.......,,.''' ..'.,''.....',..'"
Mrs VIM @ Ball, spec wax flowers
Miss Lydia A Friend, spec moss or
llChen work. ,.......,.",."".
Harry Myers, shell work ....".,"..
Chariot Hoffman, spec hair work
Harry Myers, spec leather or pa
per work Observation-Disclosures"
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BLASS 92-PAINTINGS, ETC.
V Courtney, collection photograph 8
Nj W Ubernn, exhibition pen drawing 3
B e HUil do crayon do
do do do do
Mrs II Pontius, oil painting portrait Dip
CLASS SO.
Mark Thompson best piano."."."m Dip
" VUg egesang, display of organs Dip
l. Myers, Remington Sewing Ma
chine, Qe,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. -, DID
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-14

Yost & Koons, dis Stoves, tin, copper,
and sheet ron ware. ,..,,,,""".
Wells Bros, dis boots and Shoes. a
BOckius sons, dis boots and hoes""
S Guuzberg " Co, is clothing, ,....". and Di
do dis gents furnish.
ing goods s...o.....,,............, 5 do
W B Perkins g. Co. dis books and
stationery. y...............,...., 4
W Perkins & Co, paiAters and art
lists prleril. ril...................... 4
Henry Fisher dis hardware. .......... 4
VIM Vokman dis tobacco and cigars 3
j U Palmer, dis carpets and house
furnishing GOODS. .n............. 5
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CLASS 21-HOGS-ANY BREED.

DdVIU NIIIVIi UJdT yVdTs dHU
over .....,...,.... ,,".'..,,.. .....',.." III
W j Mathie, boar yrs and over
Amos Byers, boar bet l and 6
X h Wilson, do do
II H Wilson, boar under year
David Ritter do d.
w j Mathle, SOW yrs and over
David Ritter do do
Am Byers, SOW bet and 2. 6
X Il Wilson do do
W j Nathie, sow under year,. 4
Jacob Hildebitle, boar any age or
breed .... zee. ... .....,...... ....... Dip
G P Lozer, sow any age or breed Dip
Jacob uildebitle, herd breeding
swine .........,... .,,,..,,.,, Din
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CLASS 1--BLoODED HORSES
with Pedigree,)

IF Hake, bull any age. ........... 10
Amos Bye's, bul calf under l yr
L + Hake, do do A.
do do COW or heller any age 10
do do do do 8
do do bull and his get...
, 1880-07-16

Husbands, who by their own vOlun,
gary acts deprive their wives Of every
social bond except that of motherhood,
need not hold up their hands in holy
horror against the consequences that re-
suit from their own conduct If won.
an occasionally seeks occupation in the
frivolities Of fashion from the hideous
solitude Of her own deserted home, where
she is left to drag out torpid existence
amid stew pans and scrubbing brushes,
should she bejustly placed in the pillory
of public criticisml In justice, all cases
have at least two sides.
, 1880-07-16
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The FOLLY OF Follies.

Many persons are accustomed to dis
regard all slight symptoms of disease,
saying, "Let it go as it came" But
When one feels the symptoms of Kidney
pisease-such as pain in the back and
1oins, palpitatioh, urinary arrangement,
etc.-uo neglect them is the folly of
folIies. Kidney, bladder, liver and
urinary complaints are always liable to
end fatally if neglected. The true cure
for them is HUNTS REMEDY, che Great
Kidney and Liver Medicine. There is
no symptom or form of Kidney Disease
chat HUNTS REMEDY is not master of.
Sold by all druggists !: trial size IS cents.
, 1880-07-16
Capturing Turkoman Women.

The capture Of the Turkoman woman
is one Of the great crimes of Persian rule
in the district East Of the Caspian. An
order is sent to one Of the governors to
the effect that no presents have been for
warded to the shah of late, and another
governor may bo found to replace him
The distracted governor, who has already
robbed the people until they have moth
ing left to take, turns his eyes to the
rich Turkomans, and sends spies to as
certain where are encamped the'greatest
number of Turkoman women and horses,
and the smallest number of men. RI Then
at the dead Of night he swoops down up.
on his victims. Those Turkomans who
are able to fight are ruthlessly murdered,
and the old men, wives daughters and
sisters are brought back into Persia
Then eommspcesi scene adisgraceful
alike to humanity and morality. z The
young and beautiful women are sent off
to the Shah and other great men at Tehe-
ran. Those with some defect are kept
by the governor and distributed among
his fayorites, high and low and the
horses and other stolen property are like.
wise disposed OF But what becomes Of
tue old woman and the little onesl These
are locked up until some Turkoman re-
lation can buy their release for 800 10
1925 each, and il this cannot be done
lhey die Of starvation. There is a reg.
uisE seasln for these expeditisna, com
meuCiug about April
, 1880-07-16

A'pF@E TM F@n2 3. q Aeg a tf&9
frta FflFTtrE t# Ee hFBFaa2. 'Ha.
i.sesral IA >T ar raHt.aaa .s
ad aagf uf Craatt arwr At taE a-
the 1ta sg AHe a# nhsF wrrs ss t.r
rartA 49, a. l.s Aff.a. laa Wsa tar
inEn ssaHs @r a4 fr tts.t
sA~rsaan. gvN b. tts fruat EggrA o.
farus hBaaa MA PmswnF sta..ar.
&isEa@anina, tsel ta haTs. anl WaFtaa
up me waGk
lpeu tbs PaAEEa Eos4 o. talss's ogsa
tyyiaA SamshrrR9s. sth laEE snaaEet
hair, cou.heA tshiaal Aas pas sis4 cgyrf
lRg ksa nACs aSsA,aas ,azei ouas, bsg
waissco4i, mAnkssn raHtAloaaa, Has mo
rsooo slippers A gorVeovs tAast fri
asyu.sl his bo~gm, Ani frum ths esn
bgasure a a wal ike cosllar h. shgs dr3
ant glanreA Hr. bowsd GfEy ts rAse
General, who, noi1ihg earrissAiy, sAs
down on a step and I,orel over his mals.
Soon h. locked up and sAad ...
"Haye you Eoen Any Of Lscs TROOPS
about here to-dayF
Planter--sir. as ] caa truly say that
none have been seen by me, / will say
so but, il had seen any, should feel
lit myfar1 70 refuse to,raplg u bur
question, i sanros give voa. ass IN;
lformstiQn &liich. might YORK tS Sas -Srt
advantage Of General Lse.
The General, with q ~ittle whistle Of
surprise, lpufsd away at his cigar, and
continued tdtstudy his map. In a few
minutes he lbokedp pp again, and asked :
"How far is it to Buffalo river.l2--,
''Sir, 4 don't know -.,..@
Sheridan The = YOU don't. How
long have you Aved, here ? s.
~ PlanterrAll my life7 4 .s,s. .,sss,
~ Sheridan Very well, sir it's time
you did know Captain, put this gen
'aeinp in charge of. q guard, and walk
AbH Gown toEBGfal6 rives TO show it
to him. @Eft%N NAR
The Vifginians of the old school en-
joyed thelpleasure Of tramping. through
five miles Of mud to look. at the riyer
with wficf he was perfectly familiar.
~
, 1880-07-16

Thrw wMs aa ssfrHwsAN&fg NNaif
a 1s-A saagw ~ p hmgtawsaq - she
usni suwamv, Nam,ad 3seasps hFst
kaa rhs was Wvl tnesH a9
a. Laaar 1a8 AaFt r~rvs nnf
NAeaf arra.aF r.asufFg ~ 49, sfrnaa
hs s1as esra ~ tar ~ isw@a w teH
5rsau "a &a8s ~ ssEsmps " . saa
49, Lg ~nl lfa tf ru- ths saa ears a.
~@g as ~ swe o. a. EemnNifr "
ha H3e r1 srn nas NJ tagA ta tAat
Has uaa sa feuaarF b Aan ssaans aaaana
.aEs. far.atsaa vsts q asAs1rsf aa aieh
- s suta fae nesuer - h3s garT kf
q carlaasd. 2a3 t1r3 wAfA frofss.a
ans lraar. VI Aen 1ssay hHua aa~t,
rtst ab3 fiE ~ yaarN b. issi easersaaua
~ hi. wg rhas sis hntv uns tr 30 cNr
mi ~ ias xrRvs Ny Sigh1 aa& naAaaiA, : -
usrp te rrae4se bali a gasamA sBa"as t@s
rhgar sswueeA Ehe naghs g&a taMaa,
nswvvfF. swr~ ia toftAeOas ssw. mss8
e,Ehi ASEam v8oua wrTe eng-~rl, ~
half cf0wh . heNA, ~ 70 3asy a. scaF.
erA Ihs moslss Fruce~sls@ waf hsaasa
" taspipes aas6 ftasc~. Snd the ccn-
Try sDlka Aprhea in ~ hnffrsiis 10 E@y
their as rrsgeris 10 5emmy Hirst, a
Bswcli'Fs lie dsel. ! iAiRk. In ls26.
I rruenassg asa hearing VI . kE Elas
King, whS lived IN Kings Bsnsh Wall
s0ns eighty wears age, and who ksps his
GOTTA in his cbAmbeUs, 6llai Wisb sine
md spirits 20 be drunk by his friends On
he day Of his funeral The coffin oeca.
'I,ied a conspicuous place l. the room,
and was always solemRly toasted at his
convivial parties the last thing before
the guests took their leave.
, 1880-07-16
American and English Tastes.

" Yankee Doodle sneers at the past,
and, cJntfary t6a john BAH beIieyeb
only ihsthe active, go7ahoad present
whith 4tttsH| open out into o glorious
trinmphant future. "a Lord Palmerstppe,
in one of his election speeches, happily
hit off the difference that exists between
the two e0untriesI A In England he saids
if man takes an inn, be- eallsiit5t the
Old Hat or some nameiwhieh iDpllhs
that the JIQstsb isipo brand-psw lafaic,
and if rival comesintothe field hedoS
not call his opposition establishment the
E3SE Hat Pt tAe Esaoyated BghasS
but he seeks to out Herod Herod, and
.sos I'd make wAat is ,,ahcieh t5etll Suore
ancient, he Styles his house the Old, Old
Hat. In America he would christen
the caravansary by some title which
would SAVIOR a little of the past, bat much
of the modern. With us antiquity has
its sentimental sitle as we'll as its histor-
icai. In the States where is no history
it is the future which is softened by SEN
timent, not the past - London Society.
, 1880-07-16
An OLD Man Restored to Health.
BATAVIA. N " Sent, < 1S7g

BATAVIA, N. Y, Sept. Is, 1879.
Fl. Fl. WARNEk & 90, RocHEsrER, N.
Y.--Gentlemen- g For forty sears /
have suffered with Diabetes, being
obliged tc void urine as often as once in
thirty minutes, and have also been a
great sufferer from palpitation of the
heart | am now using your Diabetes
Cure, and can truly say, at seventy
years of age, that it makes me feel like
q new man. - PETER SHowERMAN. ~
, 1880-07-16
From, the QUAKER Cltv!r

E. ]. Campbell, Of Philadelphia, under
date of October 4tb, lS79,- certified to
the wonderful efficacy of Warmers Safe
Pills ana safe Tonic IN removing a liver
disease accompanied by,a chronic con,
stipation and yellow skin. ,l al
, 1880-07-16

Sane namiriDE rogi s4ii of bis best
er "Up9a hsr face thouuaad ailr.
ls,ss u u fsg me whieh oaly ADD
arrs Frrpaasis tu en- nAsrr, ''i.gvc u
p4 Hoe hU fhs mischsef q TiH
y psaai Iak uiih thasasnA llmpses on
Ar iae. Its past asas have tnraut
irrssia
, 1880-07-16

iss agsr ~ ~tutn 9 o. saasf
ssT q tAa st s@s q e-psa 90
81 os tis'pass. ~ Va w&Ef ass sssa
!. W d. aLars ]. Ilarn.r L-r J w
, 1880-09-13
A FEARFUL DUEL.

Two Mon Flight Will Keronene lamps
for WcnpOnH-0ne burned to Dcuth
and tic Other Expected to Die.
Somewhat brlef mention WIS tnnto In ycster-
dny'a TRIBUNE OF d frRhtful duei botwceu two
men armed With Kerosene nmps. Ono OF tho
contestants died at tho County Hospital yester-
dny, aud tho dcath Of the other was expected
to follow beforo t0-tlny. Tho cMse ia
almost unparalleled for friHhtful ntrocIty. Un-
Fortunately. 1t Is OF such nature, Or, rnther,
tho naturo OF tho only witnesses ID such,
tsint 1t 10 going To tnke tho Coroner, with NIL his
powor for investigating, sotuo littlo time to get
ut tho complete facts. 4 reporter. however,
inannged to eao ont yustcrtlMy some faets fns!n
which fair idea OF the cause and progress Of
tho terrible conflict nny b0 framed. Tho par-
tlcular portion OF tho yard OF the Union Iron
aud Steel Dlllls, used for lond1ng cars, Is
lighted, when tho nlen aro working nights, by
sotno thirty or forty kernseno humps Thesu
'ilro of double tin, and contain nbout pint Of
,' n!l Sarh: They are designed for hand rso. Tho
inches above tho top OF tho limp, and 1t Ia rpry
we'll known to those WIN handle thon TINT whom
ear sss rr' ox or Or HrasS o ua0 II rs sSn @ ss
tho!n md catchrs iiro. ;, wllliata, Doyle
r.. ana s;In'1 Tn9as cS,nae tue victims Of
nloyes III tho yarJ and must nuyo been perfectly
well acquainted with those fnets. lsnth 1cn huh
Sss u acea S aaE q hsS SsS w xhsss ss s aS.
and tl,b work,ncli who henrd these spata Sly it
!xas hnrsl to toll who was right md wllo wrons.
ut hls oppnent mad this ho did without any otlaer
rctatatod BY GarliuH pts lump ut nia nssiiil. :.
tho othor work!ncii wore Obliged to run 10 pro.
yont tholr eiothos from taking fire. Tho fight
inE IN quick .succesaIon tlelqxed theia both with
I,at L " w 'Ds only Nsaa % %.SS's S,.s%iak sai.;
Sotans as Tiny W3 ;ox III thoc cosR Hoes Int
oW.WHrkmen rtlshc1 to th0fr assistance, Ana
ov1tNl wero badly burned nbout tho hMnds IN
their prnsoworthy cndcav0r to shye tho lives Of
tho two mem by tcHrntng from thefn TIC burn.
ing clnthlng. netoro this could be accomplished
Doyle was terribly chHrred, md bis SCREAMS Of
ay sea 80 Ss hsq nor ns s @ ceGaS s
wero attended as soo,, rs possible by Dr. tireor
MS Sa Ssa .o1sas s1ft SsS e,,e s sr
Doyo WIS tIken honc to No. Is Church place,
whoro he hne a wIfu and two cllildrctl, and Con-
Of % oaA @ '1a I'D Fou9tcqnta s ' stues Whese
ho hns II. wlfo and sir children, but sub
ssoqusntly hoth wcr1 taken to tue co,n,.
horrible ugnny yesterday forenoon. The Deputy
Coroncr, WIN waa uuts0cd, went there to hold
thp Inquest, hut tho Hospital physicians could
condition, ,wns 80 low TINT Il was decided 70 post
pune tho in0lest until p-day. whGn tho changes
nro tlMt the inquest will " n double ono. Tho
tion In places, was viewed by them,
A5s the ,n e The ae ny wo will
tnY;: Michael i!arty, II misunderstanding Of Con-
ns)!. md who lIyes incur his homo; .!uhn ,Ahern,
Il nsfs ES sssst as es Sryh; fSSy2 s 5an osrs Saas,
Archer aygnuo md Hoard stroet; nnd -
OLcAry, Thlrty.lirst strect, near Lock; and 1t
wta from them that tho faots In tho aoeyo wcro
, 1880-09-13
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