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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
THF JUDICIAL CONVENTION
At Mt. Vernon Yesterday.-Jenner, OF Rich
land Albaugh, of Stark and Fol-
lett, of Licking, Nominated.

lclli OF IlohihBI NoHiihhteH'
The Democratic Judicial Convention
for this, the 9TH circuit, to nominate
three candidates for the bench, was held
In the Opera House at Mt. Vernon, yes
terday, Thursday, and resulted In nomi-
mating Jenner, Of Rlchland; Albangh, Of
Stark, and Follett, Of Licking, the first
two on the third ballot, and the last
Famed on the fourth.
The delegations were full from each
OF the fifteen counties OF the district,
and the interest taken brought to the
goOdly town of MI. Vernon large at.
tendance Of the friends who were not
delegates. Almost every county had o
candidate, and there were quite num-
ber OF very capable legal gentlemen pre-
sented from whom TO choose.
Our friends In Mt. Vernon deserve
credit for their hospitable attentions
and fine preparations. Excellent music
enliyened the occasion from time to
time, and the crowded state Of the lead
Ing hotels made the prolfer OF private
hospitality quite acceptable and agree
able to some. The editor Of this paper
can speak from experience, having
been, with Mr., Wetzler Of the Lancaster
Eagle, and Hon. j. j. Sullivan, Of
Holmes, q guest of Mr.. and Mra, Lecky
Harper. The Harper residence 10 one of
the many substantial aud attractive
homes In Mt. Vernon.
The convention was called TO order at
10l6 q. M, by Gen, Morgan as temporary
chairman, and after each delegation had
named its members of the various com.
mittees the convention took recess till
| 2. IN.
Near 9 p. III. the convention reas.
sembled and the committee on perman.
ent organization reported William A.,
Lynch as the permanent chairman, aud
list OF Vice Presidents one from each
county, Hon. T. w. Chapman being the
member from Stark, James X. New
conner, Of Delaware, was temporary
Secretary, and was continued as the
permanent Secretary. He was aided by
an efficient CORPS Of assistants.
We know well the gentlemen nOmi-
mated, and know them az emlnently cap
able aud worthy In all respects, We
wish TO say for Mr.. Albaugh Of our city,
that, though the only one OF the three
who has not served ur0n the Bench, he
is a gentleman Of good legal mind,
and, when elected, will be found IN Qt'
tentiye and pains.taklDg Judge,
The district was ton thousand Demo-
cratic last fall all Che counties except
two or 80 being that way politically
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
A SWEET PAIR.
A Young White Woman and Her Dusty
Lover Sent 10 jail for Occupy
Ing tho Same Room

Early last evening some citlzenA
called the attention OF the police to the
fact that negro and a white woman
were In the habit Of occupying room TO-
gether every night on the second floor OF
The Buckius building, directly In the rear
OF the Western Union telegraph Oilics
on the southeast side OF the square.
About 1880 squad of officers, con-
sistlng Of Whitnight, Yant, Leslie,
Heayener, Fink and Rlgler, proceeded
In body to the place indicated, the
three former statiOnlng themselves at
the back stairway OF the building, while
the three latter went directly TO the
door entering into the room.
A knock on the door by the Oilicerg
was soon responded TO, by its being
opened by cOlOred man In night cos
tune, who inquired what was wanted.
The cOlOred man proved TO be George
Green, well known about town as q jan
itor OF various buildings.
Officer Heayener pushed his way intO
the room, and striking match, dis
covered q white woman In degp
habllle lying on small cot
standing In one corner OF the room.
Both parties were taken into custody by
the officers and locked up In the city
prison.
They were arraigned before the Mayor
this morning on the charge Of Illicit
carnal intercourse. Both pleaded guilty
to the charge and were sentenced, Green
to s25 and costs and 30 days In jail, ana
the woman, who gave the name OF Em-
ma Mead, and her home as Twlnsburg,
TO the same iine and ny days In jail.
This Green Is the same individual, II
will be remembered, who was arrested
some few weeks ago for selling property
that did not belong TO him. In Its re-
port OF the case the DEMOCRAT called at
tention at the time to the fact Of Green
cohabiting with white woman, and
that enterprlsing sheet, the Rep, took 10
on Itself to defend him. II will nOW
have another opportunity TO enter upon
the same line OF business.
The Mead woman Is about 2S yeaTp
old, and Is rather good looking. She
will have plenty Of leisure time for re-
pentance during the next two mOntbg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
rrnn.fnr. nrIlrni l..lnln.

The following transfers OF real estate
were entered Cor record Friday!
NJ. Young and wife W John Dunn, So
l00.h 0cre In Maalillon, 1925, Eliza ".
Shull ~ Robert NJ Jack, lots g010 and
2g7l In Cantons $40, Peter ana Eliza
both Marion, quit claim TO lot 73 In ca.
nal Fulton, $780, William lGlSOerk ot NJ
TO Barbara GardholrnOr, Quit claim TO
lot 73 In Canal Fulton, 800; Anthony
aud Elizabeth Elgbeck to Barbara Gard
hoilner, Quit claim To lot ~ In Canal
Fulton, $780, Wilson aud Mary Jane Linn
TO Barbara Gardhellner, quit claim 10
lot 70 In Canal Fulton, $50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
A Startling Discovery,

Mr.. VIM, johnson, Of Huron, Dakota,
writes that his wlfe had been troubled
with acute Bronchitis for many yours,
ANA that all remedies tried gave no per
relief, until he procured u bot
tle Of Dr. Kings Now Discovery Tor
Consumption, C0ugha and Colds, which
had magical effect, and produced u
pormant cure, u IL guaranteed 10 cure
all discusses Of Throat, Lungs, or BrOn'
chial rubc9, Trial bottles free ut p II,
Barrs drug store. Large size, SlOO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

Tho stark County Prohibition Con.
ven ution met In tho Independent Church
nj Alliance, Friday, aud was The lOrgest
Prohibition convention ever held In the
county. The morning session was occu.
pied In epOukng aud presenting the
names OF candidates. The State and
National platforms and the National
candidates, st John and Daniel, were
endorsed. AZ tho afternoon session the
following county ticket was nominated.
Probate Judge, Abram Gnsklll, Of All.
ancp; Prosecuting Attorney, Joseph
Getty Of Beach City; Commissioner,
joel Harris, Of NJ Union, lnAfmary
Director, l. G, ContOa OF Llmaylllei Cor
oner, D. s, Robinson, Of Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
New Court Cnsos-- Real Estate Trnnfeu-'
Marriage Licenses, lGto.

New Court Cnsos-- -llrnl Estate Trnnfors--
Marriage Licenses, Etc.
The following new cases have been
filed In Common Pleas Court:
No, 326l, Josiah Harl2ell w City OF
Canton, civil action for $500 damages;
32G2, Collins MCGreg0r W John s. Mel.
bourne, civil action for 1850 damages;
1868, william Schm0hl W Louis Brick.
bickler, appeal; 1854, Winfield $, Rank
W Joseph A, Lippert, civil action for
$1,000 damages; 3S65, A. Tay or ~ Son
w Lorenzo Cr0cker and Emanuel Il.
Roger, civil action for equitable relief,
U. N. Bryan appointed receivers 1865,
Mail & tirOto w Gusiayus Schralshuhn,
civil action; 1867, Bradshaw Il Wait w
The Alliance b ank Company, civil ac'
ti0n.
The following transfers Of real estate
were entered for record Thursday: Geo.
Lcsh and wife TO Joseph Pierson, acre
In Louisville, 1876; Joseph Pierson and
wife 10 George Dllger acre In Louis
vile, 1876; II. Morgan Landon and wife
TO John A. Smith, part Of lot 20 In Lou.
isyille, $700; William ID. 0ldAeld and
wife TO John Roll, acre IN Canton
township, 1880; Jane and II. Lyndo TO
George Bague, 20 acres In Marlboro
township, $500,
Marriage licenses were Issued TO tho
following parties Thursday: Samuel
Fox aud Mary Richard, MarlbOrOi Chris.
tlan Yotter and Emma knaulf, Canton;
Eugene d, stallings and Emma Roe,
Canton.
MOTIFS,
Probate Court opens Monday, seplem-
Ter lot,
The Treasurer oillco presents de-
serted appearance,
A new crate gives the Recorders
Office comfortable appearance.
A snerial term Of the Common Ploas
Court will convene Monday, September
10Th, to hear tho Warthorst murder
trial.
Auditor Manly's August settlement
with Auditor of State KesowOltOr,
shows that tho total amount Of taxes
collected IN Stark county aimee Frbrn-
ary to he $2l3 000,75, OF this the State
gets $l0 775O7, and the various county
and city funds fl0l,lSi6S. Tho total
amount Of taxes collected IN the county
for the year 1889 IL S022,00iSS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
ohio state Camp Meeting,

Tho twonty.third Ohio State camp
meeting will bo held NJ 0rrylllO this
year, commencing on Thursday, August
2lst and ending Sunday evening, tho
3lst, continuing eleven days, First
public service 'rslrsday night. A cor
dial invitation IN extended TO oil 70 NJ.
tend. Among the noted minlstore who
will be present are Rev, 3. BakOr, D, d.,
Rev. VIM, Jones, NJ. d., Rev. A. u. Leon
ard, D. d., and DR.. A. Lowroy aud wifo
of New York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

have been u Hay Fever sufferer for
three years; have often heard Ely's
Cream Balm spoken OF IN tho hlghest
terms, kid not take much stock In II be.
cause OF the many quack medicines. A
friend persuaded me 10 try the Balm
and did 40 with wonderful success.
This recommendation you can use for
the benefit OF Hay Fever sulferers.--T.
s. Greer, Syracuse, N. Y. Price 80 cents
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

the weak strong, heal the lungs, build
up the nerves, and cleanse the blood
and system Of every impurity. For Diz'
zlness, Rush Of Blood TO the Head, tend
Ing TO apOplexy, Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague, Dropsy, Plmples and Blotches,
ScrOfulOus, Ulcers and Sores, letter,
Rngworm, White Swelling, Erysipelas,
Sore Eyes and for the young men suffer
Ing from Weakness or Debility caused
from imprudence, and TO females In
delicate health Frazler's Root Bitters
are especially recommended. For sale
by @. N. Nye.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
Prohibition Convention.

The prohibitionists OF tho Twentieth
Congressional District will meet In
mass convention TO nominate q candl.
date for Congress NJ Akron, Ohio, on the
27th Of this month. The call Ia made by
WIN. Q. DOWNING, Wayne Co.,
II, II. BRoslUs, Stark Co.,
Q, NJ. JOHNSON, Medina Co.,
WILL II. LACKEy, Summit Co.,
District Committee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

THE frequency Of tho omission OF
"Mre." before Maria Halpin'e name Gro.
ates suspicion that II Ia not q typo
graphical error. II Ia cruel TO treat "a
fondly trusting, basely betrayed, guile
less maiden" thus, Most women are
proud Of being married.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
Keen Looking Young.

This Ia tho ago OF young men. Other
things being equal they are everywhere
preferred. Save your young looks. ~
means position, IL your hair falling OF
dry or lustrelessp Preserve II by us
inp Parket's Hair Balm. Not an oil nor
q dye, sure to work, clean, harmless.
Restores color. augsi.gm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
DR.. FrasIer,s Root pItters.

Frazier's Root Bitters are not dram
shop whisky beverage, but are strictly
medicinal In every sense. They act
strongly upon the liver and kidneys,
keep tho bowels open and regular, make
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

WHAT does tho Mckinley organ think
of the nomination Of Judge Lauble for
ono OF the Circuit Court Judges OF that
districtY The Mckinley influence failed
TO defeat him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
RAILROADS.

THE CLEVELAND, LoRAIN A WHEELING H. II
Time Schedule Of Passenger Trains IN effect June hth,
1894, and until further notice
New Standard-e0th Meridian time, which n ~ Min.
utea slower than Columbus time
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

Hoods Sarsaparilla gives an appetite
and imparte new life and energy 10 all
the functions Of the body. Try q bottle
and realize II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns," ibc.
Quick, complete, permanent cure, Cornu.
warts, bunions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

PARTIES Of ton or more ao cordially invited 70 organ
iEe picnic excursion and pleasure pafoa for any OF our
popular resorts ylE fatee Park, u, A. H. Grove, High
bridge llena daylOrdB uTOye or stow Lake,
GOr further particulars call upon Ticket Agents, OF
address 10, o. JAMS, Asst uonl Pass, AgL,
0Eo D. wALRkli, Receiver Akron, ONO
NJ MONsAilllAT, Oenl supt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
BANKS.

,ss,sssafsasafsves...a ..l.asaasssaa.ss4ssssgs,
HurAhLitnKD 1854,
SAVINGS DEPOSIT BANK,
OH ISAAC HAtprHM ~ SONS.
CANTON, Quo,
Allows interest on time deposits
HutH commercial paper and pfUininaorY nOtos
I iUauu mpiuy On approved personal security
luiH hiid tulB iuicltl exchange anu Huld coupons
b NWnllnrn municipal, county And government arclifi
tm npOulNua tho Accuunla VI individuals dn favorable
terms ttAnsnolA n gn1riAl banking business on con
ntf,Atlyn pilnunlra hAAu liAlliHk n BONH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA a ONO RAILROAD
(ATLAKTi0 0nAAT WKifaAND
rIaiN TAnLE-Adoptod Nov, iBlh, 1889.
tP,-rralna mo run by Contral or pQth Meridian
Time which 10 ~ minutes slower than columbus tlme
mo standard formerly Ia unU by thls road
TaAiNa MarwARD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

I nm Inn Sond slI oenla fof postage, and receive
A lJUIIU ifeu, costly boz 6f goods which viii
IL InIIN help yOu 10 moro money fialt awny
III llluLs than ANYTHING else IN this world All,
oi either sex succeed from ffst hour Tho broad road
10 fortune opens before the workers. absolutely sure Al
once address, fnuB n O0u Augusta, Maine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

ooNNolrON VALLEY RAILWAY rlNE fAiii.iL
In otcot sunday, June ist 1854 Central limo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-05

he IS SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS IMPRISONMENT
ThePhlladelphia Press OF to-day says Before JUDGE
Biddle, in the New courthouse yesterday, Elhu +
Simmons an intelligent looking coiored man. was
convicted OF obtaining 30 from James Coynrt on
coored, and $500 from his brother, Albert r. Cow
tngton, under false representations The ALLEGATION
was that Simmons went TO the Covingtons. and ne
presenting to them that he owned the house that
he lived in, that he was member OF the Stock Ex-
change OF this city, and had there 81 500 which
would be security for any loss arising nom anv
thing wrong In any transactions thar ne miyht
have In charge, and that, II they would give hirn
the money To invest for them in stock transac,nns
that he would double the money for them Within ,
year.
Trusting to these representations, the Cov1ngtnns
gave him their hard earnings, and he eXDibitfS m
them papers which he stated represented the IN
vestinent he had made forthen. All OF these ole
cations were proven to he false The d. ff.nda nj
was charged With similar Offcnse in Wuich the
prosecutor was man named William Keenon and
the amount obtained $500 On this case Simmons
was heard some time ago upon q writ OF haheaS
corpus ana held Tor trial subsequently The nroSa
cutor recommended that mole pros be entered in
the case. but this has not been DONE it REQUIRING
the consent u the court, aEu II Is stated now thai
1t woui not be cone, but that the bill wou,i l,a
held over the defendant The defendant was cen
fenced 10 an imprisonment OF two wears IN the
other bill. w WIG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-05
The Rifles, New Commander.
COL n n PARKER UNANIMOUSLY ELBCTED TO 81
nj


CEED COL BURNSIDE.
The monthly meeting OK the National Rifles was
held last ev7siag- The complimentary excursion
rendered D. Cape. Blake TO take place In Septein-
Der. was respectfully declined owing 10 the late
hess OF the season. 1hs Tas0 ulf0n IRON the Union
tanning te f,4ie5 III Its action relative 10 march
IN - Hc TIsEt or me Ilne Ol the uIsht or the III
It.ItFy : return was received and spread upon the
company ieror,Io, anu The secretary Was III
stTuetc,s L" Return the ti.anAS OF Inc company %
iIir veterans.
re company tneD proceeded 10 the election OF q
captain motion Lieut.. o. >Jer Col Myton NJ.
FarA-! VA, nduIinOu>Iy eIcctet TO the Vacancy
{ ~ faIn.,G - NcrlnouJ, ahu served Win
IT,. Isl Vermont cavaIIy uudcr Custer ulIliig the
WAL lie WAS pGCiIoteu tor bravery anu naIe al
aide Oh Custer staf tie Is Well anu IaVorabIy
Known here. he was formerly d clerk In tie adju-
Isnt general O1Ce and assistant city postmaster,
aId l. present grand master X. A. a IL, ior ILLS
U!otiIct. Il associated with Mr.E b. IOWusneuu
LII tIIr rea. estate ouSiitSs.
AeuL- 1iausOn anu IicSSiS. Chapman ana SlIup-
SON were appointed 4 colnLli-te 10 notIy MN OF
IL, ei5CtiOiI-
NJ PARKER DOUBTFUL About HIS. ACCEPTANCE
MI. Parher was seen this morning by a STAR re-
porter AMI said that he had not made up his mind
about the acceptance Of the position.
II s,lii TO some o. the mentors OF the corps yes
account OF other matters. which are pressing
uCI and demand my entire time. OF course APP
lieclaJe Iue nOuOr wllci the UNANIMOUS action OF
l.4r corps last evening PAID me. nave not, now
ever, OIClaily notiied Oh NY e-ectlOn, and IN
Iii tIcI, Viii hot state Whit action snail take"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-05
Drowned in the River.


Charles NcGill, twenty years Of age. printer.
living al 923 18th street northwest. was drowned
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon In the river
near the Columbia Boat Club landing. He was out
rowing In pleasure boat, accompanied by James
Webster, and when the two attempted to change
positions the boat was upset. McGul, who was the
better swimmer, offered to help Webster ashore,
reaching the large float at the landing; McGill
sank His companion thinks he was attacked by
cramps. His body was recovered last evening
about O'Clock and removed TO the third precinct
by Lieut. Roadway and officer Connolly. and subse-
quently removed TO Burgdorf1's Undertaking estab-
liShmenf he coroner was notified and viewed the
body this morning ut 10 o'clock and gave certificate
OF death from accidental drowning. The funeral
will take place from his late residence tomorrow
afternoon
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Death of a Worthy COsOred Wan.


PHIL THOMPSON, THE COLOEED EX-POLICEMAN, WHO
WAS DEPRIVED OF HIS SIGhT By NEGRO DES-
PERADO
The bind COlOred eX-pOliceman, Phil Thompson,
died this morning AZ 40 o'clock, at his home NO
lbs street northwest. II appears that he had
been acting strangely since last Sunday, showing
signs OF nervousness anu wandering in his mind
His wife states that he would get up in the night
and walk about in his sleep. Last night he was
taken with spaoUlS. and up TO the time he expired
he had iOrtyeignt Spa>IS. In the last OF winch ne
died.
He was born slave in the family OF Mr.. j. c.
masters family. For some years lie was employed
walter oOy. and. growing up TO manhood. he
worhed at the auction rooms OF Mr. Mcclure. 10Th
and streets, and subsequently was the family
cOachInan. He was emanClpated some years ago,
but remained in The service OF the family On
January 15th 1874. he was appointed policeman.
anu was assigned TO the Seventh precinct, where,
in his intercourse with The people. he Z ined the
respect OF the better class OF the population, and
feared by wrong doors From here, several
years ago. he was transferred TO the Filth precinct
In which he served ON the Division beat one OF the
most dangerous places in the city. Four or I'VE
years ago Thompson, then policeman on this
beat, went up dark alley in pursuit OF Pat. Way
or the darkness Knocked thompson down and kicked
him I'm the face and head 10 his hearts content,
from the effects OF which the officer became totally
blind He Was consequently dropped from the
rolls In April. 1888. the commissioners presenting
him with SlUO from the pOilcelnen'S 1und. Since
that time be has been frequently seen in the
streets led by one OF his children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-05
Washington Markets - Retail Prices

NEATs.-Beef. porter-house. Csc per h.: sirloin.
20c- per h. rib roast. l5a2Oc. per h.; round roast
l2Ha15c. per H.; chuck, 10a12kc. per h.: do.
cOrned. S210c. per h.; do. dried. Csc. per H.; do,
Clipped 3Oc- per To-; do. tongue, 5Oa6Oc. each.
Lamb. 12alsc per 10; veal, l2 u25c. per h. NUT
hams. Ice. per h.; cut. 2026c. per IT,; shoulders,
I1a12kc- per To-: cut: 1254 ,l5c per To-; middling,
12a4c- per H. cut, l4al5c per To-; lard, l2 al4c.
per 10.
FRUIT-Apples, 2O140c. per PIX: lemons 2Oa8Oc.
per doz: oranges. 5i5c. dOZ.; bananas 20a30c. per
d.: peaches, 3a.ot. per PIX; watcrmelons, 10 doc
cdntelOupeo, 5il5c. each; pears, 40d.5c. per peck
pums, '5c-aSl per PIX; damsons. 81 per peck
craD apples. 40c. per PIX: grapes. 5tl5c per 10.
H.; western creamery Sl4c. per H.; New York, goa
$50 per h.; ro 25a3Oc per H.; Cheese, i'm a2Oc. per
H.; eggs, ~ ,25c. per dOz
FIsH--Perch {white), 4015Oc. per bunch: rock,
25 tioc- per bh salmon. 35I5Oc. per H.; cod fish,
12 pei h.: haddOck, l0c per H.; habut. 15a2Oc per
10. lobster, l5c. per h. sheephead, 20c. per ID;
taylers. l2Ec. per h.; salmon trout, 15c. per H.
white fish, 20c. per b.: cat fsh 1Oc. per h. macke-
rel Spanish. 25c. per To-; sturgeon. &C. per h.;
clans, Ice per doz crabs sou, 75c.a$l per dOz
do. hard. CSC. per doZ-
NEGErABLEs--Beets. 3a5c. per bunch; beans
2 per PIX; cabbage, 5al0c. per head; carrots, Base
per Dh.; cucuinberS l0JI2c. per doZ.; cyInnS, lOa
2Oc per doL; lettuce. 5ll0c. per head: onions PIC per
pn. do spring per oh potatoes, .5d35c. per pix
do. sweep, i0,bOc. per PIX: SquasheS. &c. per To-
TO- per do1; tomatoes, 15aa0c. per PIX; MINT
4c per bunch: egg plant. 5a10c- each; corn, 10a15c
per dozen: lima beans. 12c. pei ut.
PoCLTRy.-Chickens ODD. 15c.as1 per pair: do
(young, SOC co. ducks, 75asl25; SQUADS s. 5OaSa
Per dH
GAME.-Woodcock sSaS1 per doz; duck (blue
wing, 81 per pair; Teedbird, .5c. Der doz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-05
A Pennsylvania Lynching.
MURDERER AND wOULD-Bs SUICIDE HANGED II


TREE.
murder and attempted suicide at Shutdown,
near Razleton, Pa, On Monday night, has had q
tragic sequel Henry Zorgorowski Hungarian,
who fatally stabbed his daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Thomas Zorgorowski, and attempted to kill HIM
self, has been lynched, and, as this Is the first
ynching that has ever occurred in that section it
has created intense excitement. 1t seems that
ZOrgorOWsk', whose wounds were not IA, al! had
been kept in the house under the doctors care on
Tuesday night he crept out and found his way into
the hog,pen near by. where, as ne was too weak to
escape, he Was left. Wednesday. however, when
his son Thomas looked Tor him. he was not there
Search was made, and his body was found hanging
to tree half mile from the house. under circum.
stances that point conclu.iveiy TO lyIching The
BODY presented a sicneL1ng appearance. The
wound Ia The throat was torn open and the ewes
We're bursting Iroln their sockets On the group !
beneath were the marks OF feet showing that pre- a.
ably dozen persons had been engaged III the
lynching The man had been dragged from the
hog-pen where he lay. but who did the deed IS vet
a mystery. 1t IS thought, however, Ii was the
work OF the Hungarians in the height orhooi
Squire Smith, OF Audcnreid, h S impannered a cor
oner's Jury, and an Investigation VIII be made
The affair has created the widest excitement
though none seem 70 blame the unknown i;nch
ers, the murder being brutal and unprovoked