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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-05-15

Smoke the best in town-the "Push" at
Hudson's drug Store
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-05-15

PROFESSIONAL CARDS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-05-15

New goods, new goods, at HarkIns & Dur
rett,s.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-05-15

Buy your Paints and Oils Of every de
scription At IFudson's-they are cheap.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-05-15

Hudson's new stock OF fresh candies is
| pure and unaduiterated-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-05-15

Go to Kahn Bros to get your set berdered
hemstitched Handkerchief
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-05-15

Danu may YET nave many peasant meetings.
Lamp-chimneys for the millions at Hud-
sons drug store for 5 cents.
Kahn Bros. have received this week
fresh line of summer goods, also full stock
of Carpets, which they will sell at very low
figures. Now is your time to buy carpets,
as they will be higher in the fall and winter
Largest lot and cheapest fishing tackle in
Bolivar at B. V. Hudson's. Call and see
for yourself.
Kahn Bros. will receive this week full
line Of Satin all colors.
All colors OF mixed paints at B V. Hud-
sons and all guaranteed.
DO You Know
that Harkins & Durrett have the prettiest
line of ladies' hats, gloyes and parasols in
town.
Cheapest swinging lamps in the world at
Hudson's. Everybody ought to see them.
Hudson's new stock Of fresh candies is
! pure and un2 dutteFaIed-
Smoke the best in town-the "Push" at
| Hudson's drug Store
Go to Kahn Bros, to get your set berdered
hemstitched Handkerchiefs.
! TOmbs, Monuments, etc, put up in the
most elegant designs by Whitehead & Boz
den, jackson, Tenn. S. N. WeatherIy,
agent, Bolivar. Tenn.
New goods, new goods, at HarkIns & Dur
retts.
Kahn Bros. have reduced the prices Of
all their white goods both checked and plain
from Is to l0cls.
Watches, diamonds, silverware ard the
best Of solid goods in every variety at
Y. B. Thayer's, who never misprepresents
his goods Repairing of fine watches and
iewelry specialties. No. 90 Main Street,
Memphis, Tenn. ieb14ly
Large lot Of Alabastine at 3, V. HIND
sons.
Headquarters for school books, states
pencils, pens. inks, stationery, etc, at Hud
sons drug store.
Gentlemen,
When you want new hat, either straw
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-05-15

KNIGHTS oF HoSOR-Mcet- fr.t and second
Friday nights % each month,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
NOTABLE NUPTIALS.
An American Beauty Weds a
Scion OF English Nobility.
fears Expressed In Paris That Germany Is
Duping France In the Congo Afialr
The Very Latest Cholera
News.
oYnEn oLp wonLp AFFAms.

LONDON Oct l5.-'fhe marriage Of Miss
Ida Theresa Foote, daughter of Captain
Footo United States navy, and Lord Mon
hguo pauet, son Of the Marquis OF Win
chester took place yesterday INST Georges
Church, United States Minister Lowell and
large and fashionable company were pres
enL After the wedding breakfast ut
Kenslngl1n palace the newly MARI d couple
started Cor Nice The wedding presents
were many aud costly Queen Victoria
sent nn antique diamond bracelet and gold
breakfast service, The Prince and Princess
Of Wales sent u diamond necklace and un
India shawl, The beauty Of the Amcrl-
can bride was much remarked. Her entire
trOlissGau, which was Of American manu-
fRcturc, commanded admiration,
PARIS Oct 10. - The Congo yellow
book confirms the information relative 10
the Congo country already published, Bis
marck, writing 10 the French Ambassador
al Berlin considers II cXpedIcnt to issue In
yltltlons forthwith TO the six nations inter
rstcd In the Congo country, including the
United States, and that the other powers
Including the scandinavian States, be
lllNlNN lNN'l W bllfAlN w WV Nv
~ 10 secure u general assent This evil
dcnco that France Is disposed 10 submit 10
the views Of Germany produces In Paris u
, bad Impression, and fears are expressed
that Germany Is dupng France, Le Nd-
tOndi fears that the tone Of the yellow
book will accentuate the anlag0nlsm Of
| France aud England.
lloNG KoN0, Oct, l5,-Admlral C0urbet
Is reinforcing the French squadron before
rUmsu and Is preparing TO renew his NJ
tack upon the town, lie has sent Admiral
Lcspcs back 10 Kce.lwng
PARIS, oct lb.-Le Memorial Dlplo'
mdtiqio states that Queen Victoria has re-
Qucstod Gladstone 10 submit 10 the Cabinet,
for its consideration, the question whether
special powers can not be conferred upon
the Prince OF Wales 10 enable him TO par
tlcpate In the conferences Of the sovereIgn'
OF Europe,
PAUls, Oct lb.--Thc sessions Of thC
Chambers reopcnod yesterday The Minis
ter of Marine introduced credit OF 1000,
900 francs for the expense Of the operations
m TOnQuln for the lust three months of th'
present year The Minister Of War utro
tIuccd bill for the organization Of colonla
| army.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
PREVENTION OF CHOLERA.
Noteworthy Report Made ~ the Stat
boards of Health Ut 81, Louis.

Noteworthy Report Made t0 the state
boards of Health NJ 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 15.-Tho conference Of
State Boards of Health met again last even
Ing, and after II full discussion adopted Nn
important report upon the practical work
required for prevention Of cholera In this
country. The report Is the work of several
prominent members Of the State Boards of
Health and embodlcs recommendations
which will be made TO the United states
aud Canadian Governments and the
country at large, II states that the
three essential factors 10 the prevalence
OF cholera In this country are! First, the In'
porlaton of disease by means Of ships,
Second, unsantary conditions Third, per-
sons sick with the disease Of things infected
by such sick persons 10 carry II from
place 10 place, II urges that Congress pro-
oi nll foreign ports where the cholera
yluu -, ',y Diseases exist
or other cOnmg,vus 80, ii
medical officers, either ns Nccrcn,v~
consuls or attached to c0hsulalys,
whose duty II shnll bC to
notify the constituted authorities In this
country Of the existence or appearance OF
such diseases, and to give notice Of the dc.
pnrturG Of vessels known or suspected TO b.
Infected for United States ports, II also
recommends that Congress effect con
certcd action with the British and
Canadian Governments In this natter
II further recommends that all cmi.
grants from infected countries bc pre-
vented FROM landing at any Of our ports I'M.
III MI danger Of infection Is past II also
heartily approves of the inspection and quar-
OntInc service nauguralod by the National
Board Of Health and discusses local safe
guards and gives advice to individual cIlI-
1ens, and finally urges Congress In case Of
the appearance Of cholera In the country, to
appropriate $500, 900 10 be used In stamping
out the disease.
When the conference adIOumS II Will hC
TO meet NJ Washington the second Tuesday
In December, when the quarantine md
health officers Of Oll the principal cities Of
the United States and COnNda Will bo re-
quCstod 10 meet with them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
GOVERNOR CLEVELAND.
A Cordial Greeting Extended on His Ar
rival In New York.

New YoRK, Oct l5.-Mr Cleveland left
Albany this morning. accompanied by Dan
el s. Lamont, his private Secretary, and
Mayor Banks, Of Albany, II was the eX-
press wish Of the Governor that no demon
stratlon be made In his honor along the
route. AT Poughkeepsle however the
crowd was so large and enthusiastic
that he WAS induced 10 show him
self 10 the asscmblage and for
five minutes shook hands with all who
could reach him. AT this point Senator and
Mrs NewbOld boarded the train, and the
Governor chatted pleasantly with Mr. New
bold until GarriSOn's WIS FenGhed Here
Hon. Hamilton Fish got on board the train
and entered the car occupied by the Cow
emOr They greeted each other cordially
and COnyerscd together until the arrival of
the train NJ the Grand Central Depot, ut
about 1880.
A committee, composed Of Senator Bar
mum, Chairman; Abram S, Hewitt, ScnN-
tor German, Of Maryland; eX-NluyOr
Grace, Senator Gwlnne, j. w, James, G. ID.
Campbell, II, d. Lighter j. u, Coleman,
Eugene Kelly and Messrs. Greene and Van
derpOol, met the Governor at the depot
and after an exchange Of greetings,
escorted him TO a carriage which he entered
In company with Senator Bamum and
Colonel Lamont,
A large crowd assembled ut the depot,
md when Governor Cleveland made his ap'
Oenrancc, cheers were given which cOntin-
ucd until the carriage departed. Large num-
bem Of men rushed toward the doi nlor
and held ont their hands, which he smiling
ly gasped Several times hiter the car
rlage started, the driver was ordered 10
stop his horses, 40 the Governor could
satisfy the desires Of those who wanted
10 shake his hand, The party drove 10
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where the Gov
elnor alightcd, and Immediately proceeded
| t0 his rooms. Quite u crowd gathered out
side the hotel and gave hearty cheers on the
arrival OF the Democratic caudld0tc. The
rooms Of the Governor were Immediately
besleged by politicians and reporters who
were anxious TO get word from him or Ills
Secretary but Mr., Cleveland remained In u
private room to which only u select few
| could gain access
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
MINOR MATTERS OF NEWS

Light snow fell at Montreal Tuesday, tho
first Of the season.
In baseball Tuesday Buffalo defeated
Boston II TO 3, and New York yanqulshed
Detroit 10
In Linton Township, o., j. Gaumer and
bis family used water from 4 well which had
been poisoned and are reported dying,
At Des MOlneS Young Bros, agricultural
implements, made an assignment Tuesday.
Their assets sligntly exceed their liabilities
Mrs, Brlya A, Lockwood IL the guest or
the Louisville Exposition, where she ON
Tuesday evening addressed large audi
encc,
Buck & FIshel, of New York, notion
dealers made an assignment Tuesday their
preferences amounting 10 $4,000
For the week ended Tuesday produce eI-
ports from New York reached S5,65l 900.
against sLl 900 the previous week.
The coal combination in Pennsylvania
has ordered suspension Of mining ono
! week In November and two weeks In Do'
| Cembcr
The cornerstone Of the Chicago Hospital
for Women and Children was laid Tuesday.
The building viii cost about 100000, DIR.
Mary II, Thompson founded the charity
nineteen years ago,
The handsome and spacious hall presented
TO the Chicago Theological Seminary by tho
late Cyrus II. Mccormick was formally
handed over Tuesday evening by a son OF
the glycr, It's cost was $4,000, exclusive
Of furniture,
Rev. Melville Smith, Of Newbaryport
Mass has been taken 10 an insane asI ,tna
| ~ tllc rc3ult jt wgund received from a,
shell during hc war betg q the robey OD
he had law practice In ST. Louis H0Q)h
! $4,000 per annum.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
A singular Cnac.

MmwAUKEE, Wis, Oct ia very pc.
culior case Is reported from Palmyra Wis
Sixty years ago, Philip Lewis, who Is now
q woll.known and wcll.to.do citizen, then
u lad OF fourteen years, tried 10 Initiate II
sllghtof-hand performer by putting u
pea In one ear supposIng u would
come out of his mouth, Tho pea
entered the car Nll right and stuck
there, despite tho efforts 10 remove H. No
Inconvenience was caused however until
Monday, when Mr., Lewis WIS troubled by
u pain and roaring sound In his ear. The
family physician, Dr. Peordcn was called,
and, after little trouble, removed what
proved 10 bo the pea, perfectly sound but
thoroughly covered with calewax, Then
Mr.. Lewis related his boysh experience NJ
logerdcmnh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
nlaslng Hallway Cars,

DEER PARK, Wis, oct lb,--GrcOt cS-
element was caused on Tho Omaha pOssol.
ger trOln bound for Lake Superior stations
yesterday morning by The burning OF tho
mail and express car between New Rich
mond and Deer Creek. The cur WA fred by
sparks from the engine lodging In u lot Of
campaign torches and other combwtlblo
matter In tho express apartment These
torches made 80 much dense smoke that Il
wos impossible 10 save any Of the express
matter Several boxes OF cartridges and the
torch lamps exploded. Tho registered mail
was all saved, also some Of the other mall,
but tho pouches for Superior, Ashland,
Shell Lake Bayfield,, Spooner Gordon,
BOronetto, Deer Park, Hayward, Drum
mond and CleW Lake were consumed,
Tho loss will probably aggregate Sl6,O 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN NEW JERSEY.
Hlnlne In Mich ~

DETROIT, Mich, Oct To- "' ' p,,'ho
and Senator Hale slept well last "b"t w
the residence of Mrs, HOcNOrlah Chan, "V''
They were not disturbed by callers, except
u few personal friends, and retired early,
Mr. Hale was up early this morning and
read batch Of kilograms from Ohio that
had collected during the night These
were then read TO Mr. Blaine by his son
Walker Before tho candidate left his
room, ho expressed qualification and said
the news was more than cheering
The Blaine party left Detroit about ten
o'clock this morning over the Detroit Lans'
sing ~ Northern Road, on q special train.
Mr. Blaine made several speeches between
Detroit aud Big Rapids, In the party We
Gouoml Fremont, the two Michigan SEN
ntors, Palmer aud C0ngcr Senator Hale,
Mr., j, H. MOnlcy, Of Augusta, Me, Hon.
H. G., llOrr, Judge lsnnc MOrstOn, Chairman
Vanzllc Of the Republican State Commit
tee; Collector j, II. Stone Charles 4, Cor
hOm, OX-AssstOnt Secretary Of the Interior
and several other prominent cItldUls OF the
Sialn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
A Chicago Failure.

CmoAoo, Oct ib.-Chorlcs H. WOrdcll
and Howard N. lllucl,y composing the
firm of WOrdoll n llInctly, filed ycstcr-
ing their deed of voluntary assignment In
tho County Court 10 Frank II, Grover.
Tho firm were agents for ma.
chincly and boiler fittings NJ II South Canal
street, having been In existence for -four
years, The liabilities viii foot up $4,000,
while the nominal assets aro $4,000, but In
reality only $4,000 Tho causes of tlfc
failure are depression in business, bad debts,
and poor collections,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
Trade with South America.

New York, Oct 1b,-Tho United stOtoS
Commission 10 the South and Central
American States gave u further hearing 10
those interested In the trade with those
countries yesterday. james MeGoo said
that tho high duties imposed on petroleum
were almost prohlbitOry Baron Christian
Thomson, OF Brazil, said our manll.
iaclurcrs did not show any desire
TO cater to the wants Of the
South American people. In print goods
for instance, English manufacturers sent
fifty kinds In u case, while the American
could not bC induced TO send more than
Ave or slX, Dr. julius A, SldltOn sOld
American manufacturers packed their
goods 40 poorly that nenrly oil were dam.
aged during transportation President j.
u. Houston, Of the Pacific Mail steamship
Company, said u reciprocity treaty was
what was needed, South American
products, with the exception Of sugar,
should bo admitted free.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16

CLEVELAND, o., Oct lb,--John Whalen,
young lrIshmon, was walking over tho
Valley Railroad vaduct late Monday night
with u young lady, when hls hat blow of
and fell below The next instant the young
man lcApc,l over the railing and shot down.
ward through The alr u distance of forty
feet Tho young girl shrloked and whom
nssslancr arrived WhOlon was found lying
sonseless mud terribly injured, Ills arm
was broken, and he received severe internal
injuries, and was bruised and mangled hor-
ribly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
CANTON OHIO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1884,

an Immense amount of scratching has been
done, especially on the Republican ticket,
The worst scratching on the Democratic
ticket was on Hmd, for Congress lie was
terribly slaughtered, but II is not at all
likely his opponent Mayor Romelss, of
Toledo, L.as overcome the Democratic ma
jorlty of almost 5000 In this district, al
though nothing definite Is known as 10 ma
jOrtles, II IL believed the entire Demo
cratic ticket In this county IL elected
FINDLAY, o., oct, l5.-'rhe Republicans
are jubllant, The vote was full and will
run 100 ahead of last year, The Republic
an majority In the city will reach about 100,
against majority last year. The Demo
cratic majority on the State ticket In the
county will not 'bo over 30O-a loss Of near
ly 200,
DAYTON, o., oct. l5.-Tho election In
this city was quiet Very few Illegal votes
were cast. Everybody was orderly and q
full vote was east
Returns for the city are all In, giving the
city no Democratic majority on the State
ticket, u Republican gain of SOB, In one
precinct Of The Soldiers Home the Repub-
lican candidate Tor Congress carried the
city by 20 majority. Fred Wells, Republic,
an candidate for Sheriff, carried Dayton by
250 majority, In the city 1880 votes were
cast Reports from Dnrke County give An
dersOn, Democratic candidate for Congress-
600 majority Indications point TO the elec-
ton of Sinks Montgomery County will
give the Democratic State ticket 500 mt
Iorty.
LONDON, o., Oct l5.-The Republicans
have elected their entire county ticket In
Hooking and TuscaNwas Valleys large Re-
publican gains are reported,
WHAT LOGAN SAYS,
YOUNGSTOWN, o., oct, l6,--General Lo-
gan was found at tho residence Of @, H.,
Andrews NJ one o'clock, as he was retiring
and asked Ills opinion concerning tho result
In Ohio. "l'he handsome Republican ma
jorty In Ohio settles the matter In my estl-
nation, and can but result In sweeping Vie
tories along the entire line In November,
Republicans In the November States looked
TO Ohio, and not In vain, for handsome
majority and you will find the official count
viii show the State has gone Republican
by ut least 10000, II Is q glorious Victory"
WILL WAIT FOR Tm OFFICIAL COUNT,
New YoRK, oct. i5.-While the returns
received here 1T midnight Indicate that Ohio
ls Republican by from 10000 10 10000 the
Democratic managers say they VIII accept
no estimates, and prefer TO yield to the cold
facts Of the official returns. The returns
from both headquarters at 1913 seem 10
Yield Ohio 10 tho Republicans by ll,OOO
and West Virginia 10 the Democrats by
1000.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN NEW JERSEY,
NEWARK, N. j., Oct lb,--rhe city Re-
publican ticket was elected yesterday by
, 900 majority The Republicans elected
eight Aldermen, gain Of three The
Seard Of aldermen, now Democratic by
;,,'" majority, vii, be Republican by four
Thc Republicans elect tel treehodcTs mol, d, and ~.
tcn schaol Commissioners, 10 hVe cach py
the Dcmocrat nn rms tIp"OV|n 9npncI "nd issS IsorG
oS'is,u, W. ", Wv ~ 'ain their Froohodcrs
Ol EuucAtoh ana TO- .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
Frank iiattoa Succeeds Judge Gresham,

WASHINGTON, Oct lb,-'rho President
yesterday appointed Frank lIatton Post.
MASTER General. Mr. llotton was SUM
moncd 10 the White House and received his
appointment Grom the President Proceed
ing 10 the posironco Department Mr. Hat
ton took the oath OF olllcc,whch was admin
storod by James lawrenson, venerable
cmployc, who has performed the same Of
fee for twenty-five PostnNstorG Generals,
beginning with postmasterGonoral q. u.
MYcklno, Of kenlnclkN In 1871.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
no,n prloolral. In a puel Kllled,

NAsuvira.r, Tenn, Oct ib.-A duel
took place yesterday ut Eufaula, Ala, be-
tween Jack Hamilton and his friend, Louis
Robinson owing 10 tho formers intimacy
with tho lattors wife. They got drunk 10
gothor, quaroled, and finally agreed TO fight
u duel unto death with knives, Both were
literally hacked 10 pieces, Robinson dying
instantly and Hamilton In u fow hours
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
Tile phllndalnhIn rImea anYa;

Mr.. Oliver, the rillahurRh iron man,
IN leading Republican politician. Ho
wns also n member OF tho Tariii Oommlg-
aion and the duties on iron were nd
inatpd with his assent. For oliver 70
cut down wages In his iron milla iuet
AZ the very time when tho Republ can
orators were calling upon the working
men 10 vote for Blaine aud tho tariff
wna a terrible shock 10 tho party ma.
chine in Pittsburgh. The leaders got
together aud reasoned with Oliver, aud
the result In that the notice Of reduc'
tion Ia withdrawn aud the works aro 20
be run NJ the old basis Of .waees- nt
least TN after the election. " IL possi-
hle that this adju ,tment may have tho
effect desired. But certainly u rational
mind can require no clearer evidence OF
the hollowne, 4 and falsehood Of tho Re-
publican tariff cry than was furnished
by tho Oliver strike.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
Lolita Itcportcd Dangerously III.

New YonK Oct ib,-Lotta, the actress,
is dangerously III with pneumonia 1T her
home In this city and hos not been outside
the house since the night after she closed
her engagement NJ Days ten days ago,
Lottns manager has cancelled her Phlln-
adelphia dates and II Is very uncertain
Whom Aho will be nblo 10 play ngnln. -.-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
Damn sLnnmahln Itnrlnr.

QUEENSTOWN, oct tb,-'rho steamer Or.
cgon, which sailed from New York stimuli.
tancously with tho America on the morning
of October y, was sighted of Browhoad nj
1880 lust night
QUEENSTOWN, Oct ib.--'rho National
Line steamer America, from New York Oc.
tobor for Liverpool, arrived hero NJ SOO
o'clock this morning,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
M nohn,o ny a voman

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct ib,--Mrs. Helen
NJ Cougar, Of this city, has challenged
Hon. lsAac Parsons, Democratic candidate
for tho Indiana Legislature, 10 joint dis
cusson OF political questions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16

NEW Yonlt, Oct. ib,--Lawrcnco Barrett
viii 20 10 Australia next year. llc has just
signed n contract with Mr j. 9, William
son for Il tour 10 begin ~ Melbourne June
1, 1885. The engagement ID for one hun
drcd nights.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
Rowing chnilenae Accepted.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct ib,--'rcemer has nc
ccpted Gaudaurs challenge 10 row three.
mile race with turn NJ Creve Cn,ir Lake,
nenr this city, for 5000 side. rcemcr
gives Gaudaur five seconds tho start. Tho
race takes place October 20.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
irlrc,

WILMINGTON, N O., Oct iS.-Tho
steam saw.mll Of A. a. Wilson wos do
stroyed by an accidental fire to-day. Loss,
1000; insurance, $4,000,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
IIcr ola Record sun IIor no.t.

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 10. Maud SIS
attempt 10 lower her Cleveland record of
2iODg, NJ Charter Oak Park yesterday after
noon wus failure, owing 10 tho high wind
that prevailed and the chilly atmosphere.
The first trial was nothing moro. than u
warmlngup Iog, and The mile was made In
$3.50, lIalfln hOuraftcrwOrd the second trial
was made The mare was started NJ the
thrco.quarlCr post NJ jog, which was grad
duly Increased until she was going NJ u
wonderful gait When the word "Go" was
given she was trottIng with the regularity
and eyonness Of machine, The wind was
blowing NJ n gale, but she reached the
quarter IN $3.50, the half In l;06A, and
rounded the thrCe-QuarloH In 40, With
out skip or wovcr the mare came down the
lust stretch NJ the same machlnc-llko gait,
aud the time NJ the wire was only e;l24,
II wus estimated that tho wind made the
track NJ loast four seconds slow. Baq
concluded not 10 send Maud $. on tho third
heat In consequence