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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-05-24

The farmers and Others will be interested in knowing
that Thos. McDermott has purchased the Feed Yard
property Columbus street, opposite Whites Hotel,
and is fully prepared to accommodate all who will favor
him with their patronage. Terms reasonable. nnay2'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-05-24
,Narried.

On the 10th inst, by Arthur Lockwood, ESQ.,. Mr.
WELLINGTON RAWSON TO Mrs. HELEN A. HEA
TON both Of Norris Grundy county. Illinois.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
CANTON, OHIO THURSDAY APRIL 1888 I3SH
CINCINNATI.
The BNrrIoades about the Court-House
Removed, and Travel IieSumed-Totai
Casualties,

The BnrrIoadea about the Court t-Houae
Removed, and Travel HeSumed-TOtal
Casualties.
CINCINNATI, o., April 2-0ne OF tho
most encouraging outward signs of tho su.
premacy OF order has just appeared In tho
removal of the bArrIcades In tho streets
about the courthouse At noon tho first
street cars OF tho Mount Auburn Line were
permitted TO pass through, after being shut
out since half'pOst nine o'clock Satur.
day night when tho pistO-ning and stone
throwing In front of tho Court House 30
lntlnldated the drivers and conductors that
they refused 10 further risk their lives
Travel OF all kinds has been resumed about
the Court House, One OF tho first lots OF
freight delivered on Court street was an In.
n0nso quantity OF bacon 10 tho pork house
opposite tho Court House,
There Is no longer that menacng attitude
OF presented arms, but very few soldiers
ara pacing the sidewalks around the Court
house for tho purpose OF preventing Won't
dresomo persons from entering the danger.
Gus structure,
The 0ntlr0 military force has been with
drawn except tho Seventeenth Regiment,
which has orders to remain until further or
| dem,
The latest revised list OF tho dead and
wounded makes the do ad 20 and the wound
/ cd 1888,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
POLITICS IN KANSAS.
Republicans said 10 Favor ilnlno ana
IlnOnln=Tho uubernatorlnl COntsHt

Republicans Said 10 Favor nlnlno ana
Llnooln-'rho 0ubornatorlal Contest.
LAWRENCE, Kan, April e,-rolltlcol
preferences In Kansas nro largely for Blaine
for President Kansas was solid for Blaine
four and oght years ago, and II Is safe TO
count her NO yoL State and district con'
yontlOns for tho election Of delegates to
Chicago Will bO held April "a Ond 90 aud
every indication points to u solid Blaine
dclonlon Lincoln IN first choice Tor Vice
President with nearly all the Republicans
OF tho State, Logan, for President has u
number OF very strong Odhctonls, hut no
could not DO properly called oven tho soc.
ond choice Of the State,
Tho Democrats 0f Kansas have no do,
cdod preferences Il large number Of prom.
mont mombcra Of tho party, however favor.
Ing the old tickcL
Tho contest for tho Republican gubornn-
torlal nomination will boyOry heated, The do.
cslon reas entirely with tho extreme prohibit.
tlon wing VI thOpafty II tho plolIblllonIsts
take up John A. Martin, of Achlson, SOC.
retary OF the National Republican Commit.
toe, h0 Will 10 nominated II hO does not
receive tholr support tho nomination will
fall on judge s, o. Thatcher Of Lawrence,
The Democrats will fcnomlnOto Governor
Click, and viii mako u strong oITott 10 oloct
him ngaln ON n Prohibition Issue, 10 thoy
did Two yOnra nRO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
indiana Coal Nilnes.

lNpiANAroLis Ind, April e,--Thomos
Wilson, State Mine Inspector has modo
hb annual report TO tho Governor Thoro
Oro 200 coal muos In indiana, employing
b, iOa mon aud operated with u capital Of
Sl,OOOOOO Tho yoar'0 product Is 0p
tlmolod Ut 100000 toms Thoro were only
eleven fatal accidents during tho year, Tho
Inspector recommends tho enactment Of u
law making II Illegal for IN operator to ON.
plOy more than ten persons In twOnty.four
hours after BOO yards have been mined, bo.
llcylng that such u provision would mako
moro aysomOlc mining, Tho only chief
aud reliable way Of yculllOtlng mlnos Is,
no says, by fans driven by steam power
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
rnNsoNAL AM anNlMAL

prussiO gives her Deputies S355u day
SuEony und Baden. 81, Bavaria $3.50.
The lllnre Towns give nothing, cheap.
Kansas City packed $1,000 moro hogs
than Cincinnati during lhp winter Gin.
clunntl was uhrud IN wNtpr ana music.
though,
Francis RadouX, who recently died al
the ago Of Ul years. taught school In
Portland, Aeu for % years, lougfpllow
was one Of his pupila
There was u heavy gale on the Allan.
tic coast Saturday night There were
several accidents TO vessels, and num-
Der Of men drowned,
King Humbprt. Of Italy, sunotg 40
much from dyspepsia that no never eata
ut his family table, but has hil food
specially prepared for him andscryed In
his private room,
The Z, s, steamer Humphreys left ST.
Louis with one hundred thousand ra.
lions G0r sufferers by the Hoods on the
Lower Mississippi The steamer Gen.
eral Barnard followed yesterday with u
similar cargo,
Walter l., Campbell, the Republican
nominee for Mayor Of Youngstown, o.,
who has been blind since he was I've
years OF age, was graduated from llHf'
ward Law School, IL u fine 0rgOnlst, sue
coaslul chess player, and edited u daily
newspaper FOR, ,mAny years,
Representatives George D, Wise OF
Virginia, and TOwnshend of Illinois,
and Senator Gorham Of Maryland, were
once pages In Congress, along with the
actor, stuart Robson; and G0rham was
afterwards President OF the National
Base Ball Club,
Tho report is gaining ground In Ten.
neseoe that her late defaulting Treas.
urer, Marshall 7, Polk, In not dead, but
IL living In Texas, II IL said the coffin
In which his body was supposed 10 have
been buried was In reality empty, and
was used merely ~ u blind,
George Smith, Of Indiana county, pa.,
put $4,000 In bills In n wooden chest In
his cellar, He would not trust his money
TO the banks When no brought the
chest TO light few days ago 10 count
over his treasure, he found that the rats
had burrowed through aud through the
chest until only small portion Of the
original package Of bills was in ncgo.
table condition.
Congressman Beverley Tucker, Of vlr.
ginia, who has been In public life more
than forty years, and has had an adyen.
turous career, Ia writing an autlbiogra.
ply. During the war he was n refugee In
Canada, and kept hotel NJ 80, Gather.
ines, near Niagara Falls, and President
johnson offered d reward of acc.
900 for his head. lle was also In Mexico,
where he supported Macmillan,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
$500 Per Year.
ELECTIONS.
Result Of the Fight ~ thu Polls In lin,
nOIs, Wisconsin, aud Minnesota,

Result Of the Fight at tho Polls In I'm
nols, Wisconsin and Minnesota,
CHICAGO, April 9,-Tho annual cleo ton
Of town officers In each OF tho three diyls-
Ions of the city and one Alderman
In each Of tho eighteen wards was
held Tuesday II resulted In q
very general victory for the Democrats, m
the thirteen members OF the Council whs
were candidates for reelection eleven were
victorious lIllock, Independent, defeated
Alderman Burke Democrat In TIM
Fifth Ward, and Young Republican,
came out ahead OF Alderman
Quinn In tho Fifteenth, The complexion
OF the new City Council Is twelve Repuhllo
ans nineteen Democrats and four lndepend-
onts, with q vacancy caused by tho death 0f
Alderman Foley Four Republican Aldor.
men were elected yesterday
All the candidates on tho North aud West
Town Democratic tickets were elected
IN the South Town Frank Drake candidate
for Assessor, aud Daniel H. lloran cand-
date for Supervisor both liepubllGans,
came out ahead, ThOmas Fenlon and II
MalZacher Democratic candidates for COi-
leGtor aud Curk Of tho South Town, TO
sp0ellyelS were successful,
In Joliet, the Peoples tickoJ ndosod by
the trade Organizations, Is probably elected
by 800 majority
A Springfield dispatch says tho l,epublio.
ans elected i've out Of seven Aldermen.
while tho Democrats carry q majority of
tho Board Of Supervisor, Police Magistrate
and probably Collector and Assessor
The Republicans olalm the election Oi
their entire ticket at Peoria 40 returns
Returns from several towns In Bureau
County show an Increased lrpullcu ma
iOHty
/ MILWAUKEE,, Wis, April Tho city
election Tuesday resulted In "a Republican
/ Council, q Republican Mayor and d l.'pub-
llcin City Attorney Tho Democrats hay0
still fair working majority inlho Council
but they declata they will vote for high
license and enforce the law In q way that
will sIckCu tho h.gh,lconi0 people
MADISON, Visa April 2,-lhe Demo
Crais were victorious throughout Tuesday
In tho clyelGeII0nL u, j, stevens, meIn-
ber Of q prominent law lrm was elected
Mayor by u majority Of sa5-tho usual
Democratic majority Judge Ava Stow.
art, Of Portage city, received the full yoin
for Judge In this circuit, ho bOug the only
nominee II Is thought Z, h Iundy h
elected judge In the Eighth Judicial DtD,
trict over W. f. Bailey
Eau Claire elects tho Peoples Oandldiln
for Mayor over the straight Republican
nominee
RACINE, Wis, April e,-Tho result II
the city election held Tuesday rs ~ tol.
lows; NJ, NJ. Stoeof (Dcmocri), 0lootad
Mayor; James H. Browne tDcmocrall.
Treasurer; James Eass0n (lcpublCmJ,
City Marshal; NJ. ShloIS Domocnu, jus
tlco Of tho Peace; George TomlIns0n (lto-
puhllcan), Assessor
MiSSsNroLls, Mum, April Tho
city election resulted In the defeat Of tho
Amos (DomocraU ticket, with the Oxcop
ton Of perhapa.throe. Aldermen, FillsbuY.
for Mayor, carried Iy0ry ward IN the city
and his majority will DO nearly 5000
DuLurII MINI, April Al, u, Enagu
was elected Mayor and q Council OppOsn
% giving away large share Of tho harbu
for doclIagc,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
ECHOES FROM ABROAD.
ACTIVITY OF osMhN oloMA's FORCES,
Rumors Of u Plot Against the tifo 0f tho
False PrOphet-No signs Of Rebel
Advance on Khnrtoum-
Affairs In Ireland,
OTHER OLD womb NEWS.

OTHER Old WORLD NEWS,
sUAWM, April e,-Osman Dlgma Is 40
lively rcsumlng the offensive, lIo Is NJ
tempting to cut of the friendly tribes
about llandoub and Iamanleb from watot
shekh Mahmond All Is opposing hlm' A
battle Is expected,
A dispatch from General Gordon March
ls, states that III Obeld Is poverty stricken
and destitute Of trade, A few of III
Mahdl's followers arc there There are no
signs that III Mahdl is about TO advance
upon KhnrtOum, The Kabbablsh tribe Is
In open rebellion against VI MahdL
General Gordon before the sOrtle OF tho
10th, sent the following proclamation 10 tho
TebOl sheIkhs' Come tome without fear, ~
have cOme TO you In all confidence, |
come not 10 lght, but alone with tho help
OF God and God Is with me-"
The shekhR replied I'VE have read your
letter You say you are with Cod II you
arc with God you arc with a., for God II
with u.s. II you arc not with US then God
Is not with thee, and wG shall do with the0
o. We have done with Hicks pasha'
Tho Arabs arc cSaspclatGd against Cen
erol Gordon, claiming tnat his present ao-
ton conlmdlcDs his preceding proclamation,
VI Mehds position l1 critical llh
troops and the inhabitants arc excited
against him, and his fall Is daily expected
/ A plot IS pending 10 murder N Mohdl and
mcmbcB Of hIg council
LoSpoN, April "a dispatch from Rio
JRnoIro says the merchants Of Rio jauelro
| and Santos intend N maintain the price Of
coffee They attribute the recent heavy do
cline In Europe aud tho United states To
tho manouycN Of spocuatoH The n6Xt
crop will amount 10 5000, 900 bags,
DuuIN April "a number Of tNde7'
men and farmers m0 charged with being
| luyIucIbIos, and are said ~ belong " q
body founded Ot Tubbcrcur0y,
T., Sheridan hOs been arrested and takon
to sligo,
The Parncl branch Of the Irish National
League passed resolution condomuIng
Michael Doyllt for Inviting Henry George
to lecture In Dublin,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

DGs MolNEs, April 2,-ln the House
Tuesday afternoon tho Senate bill was
passed Opproprlatng 100000 TO aid tho
United States In erecting q National Sol
dicrs Home In Iowa; also the bill rcqulr'
Ing chattc mortgages 10 be- recorded In ton
days; also the bill OpproprIaung $50, OOOto
purchase ground aud permanently locate
the State Fair; also, the bin to provide for
tho condemnation of property for union
depots; also, the bill TO provide for the In
yGstmont Of Agricultural College funds,
The lolnt convention elected Trustees for
tho various State Institutions, the entire l,O
publican list OF nominees b0lng elected,
The Senate passed the GcnbrM Approprl.
alton bill; also the bill authorizing the levy
Of six mill tax for general purposes Also
the bill 10 take away from the Legislature tho
advisory power IN relation 10 pafdoasi also
tho bill providing for drainage through two
or moro counties, also the bill 10 require
hre-osoupes on ul public buildings; also the
bill TO retain tho tlo 10 leased railroad roll
Ing stock In the lessor; also tho bill pr0yld.
Ing for u State Veterinarian, and TO prevent
contagious diseases among cattle,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
rrotccllng rhrlr Dnughtcrs,

CHARLOTTE, y, Co. ApHl g Frank EDlr
Oft, colorcd, who committed u gross assault
upon % young woman Ia York County Tuo,'
dag morning, was taken to lloal, lllll In the
evening When leaving the Justices court
for York jail the people oycpowCrcd the
Shcrllr's posse and took Elliott on
rum lust outside Of ,hc corpo,
talo limits and hanged him ON tho
body was found q card with the wods
"Our daughters We protect" Monday
night u masked mob OF three hundred un,
known mcn surrounded the prison ut pal,
lue, CASTOR County OyOrpoworcd the INllrE
and took ont Edwin MrCulloch lcoorOd)
carried him to u tree half u ale distant
and hanged him. A week ago McCullOci
shot and killed Thomas Wilson, u prom'
ncnt young man Of Castor, who had rcpfl'
mnndcd him for neglect Of duty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

BosToN April a-rho Supreme Ju.
dlcIol Court hOS given u decree for tho
petitioner In the ease Of tho Flromons
Fire Insurance Company Vs. the Tax
Commissioner OF tho Commonwealth,
This wOs case TO recover q back
tax Of sL93l paid under protest by tho
insurance company which claimed that
u tax could not be- levied on an amount In.
vested In mortgages on tOil estate, Tho
court holds lhOt the petitioner Is entitled to
tho deduction claimed hy II In the petition,
"Thc tax or excise, 10 Nr ns based upon
mortgages Of real estate subject 10 local luX,
alton held by the petitioner Ia Illegal This
was o. trgl clsu The State Treasurer slal,
cd ubWQucutIy 10 The announcement OF the
decision that tho whole amount Involved
was $4,000,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Horrible Outrage In milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April "A brutal
outrage was pcrpolrOtod In the First Ward
hOro Tuesday night A German girl about
twenty years Of ago was taken by four mon
to barn and there assaulted over and over
again. Every shred Of her clothing was torn
OH excepting u part Of m undcrgarment
In her struggles her loft arm was
brokon, both bones Of tho arm aud her foco
mulllNlOd aud bruised In u shameful man.
noL Tho grl'S namo IL Clara Hunt ThrOO
Of her OsslllOnts have boon arrested, and
the police arc on the tracks Of tho Other
Tho mon arrested uro named Martin An.
drcws, Dave freeman aud John O'COnnOll.
The gIrl states that she went into u saloon
N gol out Of tho rain aud was crowded out
Of tho door by her four OssalanA, who
took hOr up and carried hor to tho barn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

l'ow SMITH, Ark, April e,--Unltcd
States Commissioner Wheeler has begun an
investigation Of tho charges preferred
against william A, Phillips for misappro,
prlOlng Indian monoya Phillips collected
100000 from the United States Govern.
mCnt for tho ChorOkocs, aud retained s9a,-
900 Of H. which ho claimOd was paid 10
officials In Washington In order 10 got tho
money Phillips was tho attorney OF the
Cherokoos, aud was located nj Washington.
eaa A civil suit ls pending In tho United
States Court horO against him for tho sNmo
nmnuuI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
GREAT DAMS OF ICE,
The Gorges In the Missouri Threatening
Ilnnur0k aud Mnndan,

BISMARCK, d, r., April 2,--fho gorge In
tho main channel stIll holds out Outlets
arc forced down the west side, which allows
the water 10 escape The moltcaTIcr
from Fort Yates reports that no leo has
passed that point since tho first brcak'up,
II this bo true there must DO an Immense
field OF lee between here and tho fort,
and tho danger Is not got over Tho
present outlet may gorge at any time and
throw tho water over the low lands on both
sides. Tho steamers Josephine and Rose.
bud have been forced upon tho bank and
arc hard aground, but other vessels are
ollOat and are packed In tho Ice gorge,
FrolghtS aud passengers Nr0 being trans
lOrlOd In boats across the washOut for dis.
tanco Of about two niles The Government
Engineer from Fort Smelling has arrived
here In tho interest OF Manlan property
holders with ono thousand poul ds OF giant
powder, 10 bo used In blasting tho lce gorgos
as they form.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Accused of iimbo,,llnp sbo. 600,

DErUolE Aprlg,-Donlcl r. Woisworlh,
banker Of lshpcmIng whose failure eomo
tImo ago created great Indignation IN Mar.
Quclto County, has been arrested upon com.
plOht by tho agent OF tho Cleveland Iron
Mining Company charging him with ap.
prOprlatlhg TO his own uso $4,000 and
other sums which the mining company had
paid him Ns taxes while no was acting ~
CITY Treasurer tho day before he made Nn
assignment Not u cent OF this money has
been recovered, and the city OF lshpcmlng
Is now bankrupt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

ATLANTA, Gu, April 2,--NIcssrs Clcm.
ont BOnO and Wllloughby OF Chicago, and
DOwar and SlddOll, Of Philadelphia have
formed syndicate and purchased Ave
thousand acres OF marble quarry land on
tho Marietta n North Georgia Road They
will put two thousand men TO work on II,
and Introduce Georgia marble into Ol tho
markets Of tho world, These parties repro.
SCH several million dollars, They huyo
applied for charter under the laws OF
GpnipIn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
KIlled hy o Lenlnna IlIml.

Columns, Ga, April a--suodoy even.
Ing Troy Adams, who lived nlno miles south
Of GImrd. vas out riding with Miss llonsc-
Icy, TO whom ho was engaged. Atlor loay-
Ing hor ut hcr homo ho started back TO
town. Monday morning hls body was
found by tho roadside, with two torrlblo
stabs drIyon through his heart, and tho
buggy turned over on tho back, Tho sus.
picous actions Of Lowollyn Robowon led 10
his arrost About u year ago the young
woman with whom Adams had been riding
was engaged 10 Robertson but sho fomook
him for tho othor man. The COrOnors Jury
found that tho deed was committed by
Robertson, This 10 tho second murder which
has grown out OF tho young womans illrta-
tionh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
The Coming Pedestrian contest,

Nav YoHN, April ., Tho entries for tho
pedestrian match At Madison Square Gar
don closed Tuesday At the Office OF the
Tuf Fjotd and Farm Thoy Oro rs fol,
lows; Charles liowoll, Patrick Fitzgerald,
Robert VnL George y, Noremac, y, u,
llcrty, Frank H. Hart, Peter Napoleon Cam.
pann and Il half.brcod called Nlnw. lig.
EbOw Tho competitors m,st mako five
hundred and twenty-five miles 10 share IN
tho gate money Tho race begins April 80,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

WARRINGTON, April n,-Dr Morrison
Munford, proprietor Of tho Kansas City
Times, who has been In Now York for somo
tlmc past, sent special dispatch Tuesday
night wherein, by authority aud At thorcqucst
Of Colonel II, Oliver Payne, ho makes Cor
nal announcement that under no condition
Of circumstances will hls father Horny u.
Payne either boa candidate for tho Pros-
dental nomination, or, lt nominated, nc.
copi tho honor Colonel Payne Directs tho
statement that this conclusion has boon
reached after mature consideration, and ls
positive, uno1ulvocal aud unnltpfablo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
aothnm,n roor Lo.c n GOOD TrIcnd.

NEW YoHS, April a,-Nirs, Anna often.
dortCE wlto OF the editor Of the Stats
oihuaH died Tuesday night, Ollcra brief
illness, while her husband was In Albany,
Mrs, 0ttOndorfor WIS tho widow Of Editor
Uni when sho married Mr. O,topdolicr
and added several million dollars to his
already largo fortune, She has been
very lavish with her charity, and only luw
weeks since completed tho grrnt German
hospital Vt cost exceeding 100000, which
shO presented to the Hospital Society Mira
Otlcudorlcr was u very brilliant and intel.
llgCnt lady, and her loss 10 the German poor
Of New Norl, iS the greatest they have ever
known, Her husband arrived from Albany
late Tuesday night on lightning special
train,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Ernnnlilnn of Tho Elnny rrlhn.

NEW lonS, April a,--1'ho annual oxhi.
bItIon of fish opened Tuesday morning IN
Fulton Market Tho special attraction was
tho display of whltoIlsh ono year old, the
first ever raised In confinement and bred
by tho United States Fish Commission IN
Michigan, The exhibition included several
specimens Of trout from Lough ltoagh lro,
land, German trout and salmon, rainbow
trout from McCloud River In California,
and live gold tonCh from France,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
III, Stakeholder. rnIt, Cbarue,

CINCINNATI, o., April o,-rho Ohio n
Mississippi Railroad pOssos into tho hands
of tho stockhol lors, having boen rreod from
the supervision of tho United States Court
by tho removal of Receiver Douglass, 40.
cordng to tho plan previously arranged,
President W. W. Peabody who now assumes
the entire management OF the road, says
there viii ba no change In the employees,
There will bu immediately additions to the
rolling stock, especially engines Npd freight
cnfA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Carpenter i,eturus TO Lincoln

LiSoobs, H., April 40, A. Carpenter
and @fc returned 10 Lincoln Tuesday
AFTERNOON, They were met ot tho tuln by
q number OF friends and quietly went to
their home No excitement was manifested
and II e not believed any violence viii DO
committed TO enforce the resolution request
mg him ~ leave the county
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Arrest Of IN Embcsslcr

uousroN, Tex, April &C, WeImcrS
alias Schubert, resident Of Houston ioi
the past year, was arrested here Tuosday
charged embcGllIng $4,000 while Trcasur-
or OF ST. Clair County, III. II Is alleged
that he lott a wife In Illinois, but married
another In this city, His first employment
In this city was ~ bo0k.Bocpcf for the An.
heuSor Beer Agency, aud then 10 ObarslondGr
la pTomlueut saloon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

CLEVELAND, o., April o,--rho announce.
mcnt was mNdO In city paper Tuesday
morning that n consultation Of prominent
Democrats was 10 DO held hero.
Samuel ]. rllden and Henry u, Payne were
said 10 bo In tho city, and II was declared
that tho former would hold public rccop.
tlon NJ tho Kennord House from ton 10
twelve Hundreds OF people crowded 10
Tho hotcl, anticipating a sight Of tho New
York statesman and found whom thoy ai-
rived that tho whole affair was an April.
fonl loLu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Railroads r,aytlnR state omccrp,

JACKSON, Miss, April s,--Ccunscl for
the Illinois Central Railroad Tuesday alod
long bill In the United States Court
against the Railroad Commissioners, pray
Ing for M injunction enjolnlng them from
every variety of interference with Tint road,
A similar bIll s sNd to bo In preparation
by the Mobile u Ohio Railroad, and one by
the Mississippi 4 Tonnesseo Road. Tho
NOlchpa Railroad will also tcsl Tho matter,
II necessary The eases viii be carried TO the
Supreme Court OF tho United States