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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
LARGE MAJORITEs IN BOTH DISTRICTS

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Sept $50 lar as
returns have been received from the lst Congress
ional District Stewart Rep receved 2'633 woes;
md scofferinr 147 In the IId District Grout
rep receives 7.s47; Goddard, DcmJ ,3$lo7j
Soule (Greenbackj S6, and scattering /. Inc ie-
turns are coming III slowly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
AN INJUNCTION Is PATENT CASE.

UTICA, Sept. 2.-ln the United states Circuit
Court to-dly judge COKE granted preliminary njlnc-
tlon IN te case Of the Wlcjx " bbs sewing Machile
Company against Warner po Forest d Co., or Amster-
dam acuOn brought or an alleged I'D ilnAem II. ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
HOW SOME TOWNS VOTED.

hLARGE REGISTRATION AND GENERALLY I Ii
VOTE DEMOCRATS PEpDLE INDEPENDENT
TICKETS.
RrR11xGTox. Sept. 2-The weather to-day was
fine. and reports from various parts OF tne H'"'c
state that the election passed off quietly. lie Il <
istration generally was large. In some towns ihe
vote was close upon the registration, but III diners
the vote was hight. In this city the registration
was the largest ever known. This city elects - A.
Hlbbard DEM to the legislature by 392 majority
in a vote of 500. THIS Is the largest Democratic
majority ever cast here
At Bellows Falls the Democrats peddled Il ~"
State tickets, received from Brattleboro, WIN Ii
names Of the Independent candidates Tor "oNeIA'I
aud Lieutcnant-GovernOT.
At ST. Johnsbury the sheriff question created the
most excitement, both candidates beng Repubh-
cans Salloway, who has been Sherlii Tor the past
AK wears. was run by the Democrats, but received
many Republican votes, and possibly Will defeat
Smith. the regular nominee.
BENNINGTON, Sept. 2.-About 1000 votes were
polled here on registration of 1900 In the other
towns of this county larger proporlonate vote
was pocd. A Republican loss s probable on the
county ticket as compared with 1880.
Springfield gives Pngrcc iCpl ALB, Reddlugt0n
Dom.l 12l. In 1850 the Republican vote was 1NI;
Democratic. 14s. GrOut rep for Congress re-
ceives 49, and Goddard DEM l22 votes.
Waterbury gives Piugree 2GG against 3Z1 III
Cummings Grccubac0 has % against Ga IN 1850
At MorriSville the Republicans gain Al votes ana
the Democrats 20. At the last election the OIceh-
back vote was 10; this year none.
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4 BRITISH MINISTER TO BERLIN.

stYar Elphn one Grant Duf mas been pointed to s1'
ceed hr lat, L,id Amghin the Il .iti,n Ambassador
"A Berlin.
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tate Convention convened here at o'clock this after
noon. A. ]. Rosentha Of Fayette, was chosen tein-
porary chairman, and the various committeca were
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follows
TWO REPUBLICAN CoNGREsSMEN.

Indepeodent vott-BNttlehoro, H. spllhgho'N' 80
ohnsuury So; sWanton. = Brandon Z"
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An AUSTRAL4SIAN CABLE SYNDICATE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Proposals have been
mnda 10 the Hawaiian Government by an Ausiralasian
cable syndicate for the laying OF an ocean cable from
Rrsbanr Australia, TO San Francisco The committee
Of the Hawaiian Legislature has submitted report IA
yorng the granting OF subs dy OF $4,000 per annum
for fifteen years and bin IN accordance Herewith
present ell by the committee. IL promptly passed TO
thid reading d made special order for August Is.
No Information OF final action has yet been receiv d. he
Aust ALASKAN syndicate propose 10 lay caDe between
California and Queensland, communicating between and
through the lsl nds OF Hawa Maui, MoakOi Oahu, and
kanat.
FOUND DEAD WITH CHISEL NEAR HIS BED
Alexander Fairbanks, age sixty eight OF No,
26l West One.hundrei iandwenty -hfth-st, was fonnd
dead IN hs room last evening by his son. f. ". Fair
banks, with whom he had been living.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RELIEF.

The plan for the financial reilet Oh the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company when was
adopted at recent meeting OF the drec''r9' was o'-
ciay announced yesterday. II provides ior le ISSUE
q 600 600 ak p.r cent fory-year bonds secured ~
mortgage on the entire property Of the COMPANY anu
an equal amount of preferred stock en'l.'cu =" 90
per cent dividends non-cumuiatiye. Inc q''oO''oOO
"uulisted" stock which is held III uio -
+. TO be cancelled. so that the share caPilaI Will
not be increased by the issue Of pIeeIeu
new bonds will be offered Tor subscr uon y. % ,'na win
of record Sept, mber 20, and viii De actf h. nor
the pre- erred -tock but the price OF Ihct Ihc bat
been specified II reported In NaII S @ to Inv
40 or 100, but the aictrs of the con lSh1 -
what n was The announcement OF me pau va W.
nosa by some persons to Indicate the " INC to
large stockholders Little doubt Ot ho Su''0'' " Wv
scheme expressed.
A BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT PkOBLEM' &.
Mayor Low was informed yesterday ,nuV
President Maxwell and Engineer Jones' oi tne '
, ,r r.,an, CahIe railway Company had been ap-
o,nted in aocodauoe VIII his request to confer with the
represeutatiyes Of other railroad COMPANIES reuVe "
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AT THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES HOME.
RUTLAND GIVES REPUBLICAN MAJORIf-A

TORCHIGHT PROCESSION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRBUNEl
RUTLAND, Sept. 2.-The vote in Rutland to-day
was large. Pngree's rep majority over Reding-
ton Dem) for Governor is 60. This falling of IN
the Republican majority is due to the fact that
Rutland is the home of the Democratic candidate.
There is a grand torchlight procession this even
lug and the village is illuminated
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chairman Republican Sta'e N''''''
,,,c,N MAJORITY ABOUT 10000

- - .rr,rs POLL SMALLER VOTE lh"' ~
,sso-rnE RETURNS COMING IN sLoMLr rta o,oc.
,S,' p,y,p JUNCTION, VT. Sept. 2.-Ihe eiec,
w VII turns come in slow. Those received up
tion return, Soto hour tonight indicate
TO IN ,arties have cast smaller vote than IN
ina, pos" $50 and that the Republican majority
sep'cmo c"r1or will be about 10000 or what the
ior ,;oan State Chairman expected in case iui'
'Toe wo.,rns from 1O5 towns. given below snow d
,,'hI;can majority of IL ,905, or 2,2o2 less 'n'i
:" "Isso The total falling off in these to"nS Is
A
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THE VERMONT ELECTION;
c,,,1pNAN GIBBs's ESTIMATE.

CHAIRMAN GIBBS'S EsTlMAIE. ooo
,,.. nyprnr,c,N MAJORITY AT 23,ooo'
ssi'" Ipr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIbuNs'i ,,oo
,,,xorox VT Sept. 2-Midnight.-Ihe lnulea-
.,i". arc that the Republican majority III 'ni'
state will be $4,000. w,,nrx GIpBs
p.nh,;oon State Committed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

SIR r. Il. TORRENS DEAD.
LONDON, Sept. 2.-1he death of Sir Robert
Richard Torrens, X. c. VI. c., is announced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

TEXAS REPUBLICANS IN CONVENTION.
HoUsroN. Tex. Sept. 2.-The Republican
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The remaining towns gave Farnham lo'Zoo ma
,ority in 1850. If these towns vote as ln|y
did four years ago, the Republican majority Cl,G.
,I No 90 S1s bnt If the present ratio of loss holds
GOOD. the majority will be bout 2O'OOo'
The lower house of the Legislature stands 90 ho-
publicans. IA Democrats, one Greenoacker ana oii'
Independent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

15s5 Greenback and sclterns y9s7s y9s C;r,en6acE
IA "a catering - 1888 GreenoacA anu
In I1s towns the Republican majority Is l-,oiI, -
o,,ainst IA COG in 1880 The vote III these 'o"i,'
AGiO less than in 1880 the kepuoil'"n9 w.
,pg 3.467 and the Democrats 93S' anu s-io
!, altering vote falling off 23o. lheSe o.1 eo"-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
,No 1,pou THE LARGE TOWNS.

RETURNS FROM THE LARGE lO"No'
Wrurp RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Sept. 2.-Keturhs
from, tho largest towns so far heard from are as
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will fight il TO the Supreme Court of the United States If
STATE CONVENTIONS.
GOVERNOR WALLER RENoMINATED.

TIE CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS HAVE DULL con-
vENTIoN-No COMPETITORS.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE.l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13
SEMI-WEEKLY.
N EWS NOTES.

Henry d, Lyman, OF Ohio, has been con-
flnned rs Second Assistant Postnaster'Gen'
eral OF the United States
Work has been resumed by the POttstowa
lr0n'wOrks, NJ Reading Pa, aud the New
Jersey steel'wOrks Vt Trenton,
John Hutton Balfour, tho distinguished
British bOlanlst and physician, died In Ion
don Monday, aged seyenty.sly
Henry Werner OF Canton, o., was at
tackled by three men ut midnight, shot
through the hand and robbed OF si7b,
j. NJ. johnson has been appointed Assist
ant General Freight Agent OF the Rock
Island Road, TO succeed the late 7. T.
Wolfe,
Judd Crouch, Of Jackson, Mich, has
been arrested for an attempt 10 murder
Detective Brown and furnished ball 10
$4,000
A fire at West Newbury Mass, destroyed
the shOe.iactOry Of Thomas H. lluddOck,
which employed 1900 men. The loss u
$4,000,
General D. l., Gilbert prominent cltl'
zen Of Bloomington, ILL.,, who commanded
the Twenty-6eyunlh Iowa Infantry died al
Topeka, Kan, Of heaIl-dlsoase
A committee OF citizens NJ Hot Springs,
Ark, has ordered James Feene, Dr. Nagle
and Mr.. Bean 10 leave at once, because Of
collusIOn with the Flynn gang.
A subcommittee ot the Senate, comprs'
Ing MessrS llOar, Cameron, Frye, Sauls.
buryand Jones, will leave Washington for
Mississippi TO Investigate political affairs In
C0piah County,
The Massachusetts House has passed a
bill 70 Incorporate u company 10 build an
elevated railroad Of the MeIgs pattern from
BOwdoln square, Boston, 10 sons point In
Cambridge, General Butler Is the chief
owner Of the patent
The bar Of the Third judicial Circuit OF
Wisconsin met NJ Oshkosh, Monday and
passed resolutions OF lack Of confidence In
the Integrity Of Judge Pulling, A nolnlna-
ton for the position was rendered TO Colonel
Gabo Bouck, and on his declining George
Gray was selected
The Grand Trunk Road has submitted 10
the Canadian Parliament u proposition "
take the Pacific RAilwey on the original
agreement and proceed rapidly with Its con.
structlOn without asking an advance from
the Government, 1t viii agree 10 cancel
the monopoly clause ~ 10 brluch lines In
Manitoba.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

WAusAu, Wis, Feb 2,-Monday morn
ing ut q. few minutes past midnight the city
Jail was discovered to bo on fire, and before
assistance could DO rendered two inmates
Michael McDormOtt aud Edward Carey,
were burned to death, People
ilockcd to tho Jail, but were un
able TO release the prisoners who wer,
locked In the cells, There was no police
man present aud nm attempt 10 effect an on
trance with axes was fruItlcss, Policemen
arrived later, but both the mon were then
dead aud tho fire beyond control, McDor
motifs body was chnrrcd beyond recognition
Carey was only slightly burned, but wa,
smotherod by the smoke, McDcrmott,
whose homo was NJ Fond du Lac, was con.
fined for drunkenness Carey came from
Portage, aud was confined on the charge OF
passing counterfeit money.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13
CANTON OHIO WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1884
IOWA LEGISLATURE.
BILLS on thu Liquor Question Introduced
Ia Both Houses Other Measures.


Dies MONEs. Ia., Feb. l2.--In the House
Monday Mr. Balllngall introduced bill To
regulate telephonesi Mr., Curtis ono making
tho terms OF county officers four instead Of
two years. Mr., Lucas one TO prohibit the
granting, receiving or Issuing OF railroad
passes; Mr., Jordan one for the suppression
OF tho sails Of Intoxicating liquors
In drugstOres, and 10 provide for q State
inspection Of liquors; and Mr., Watrous
One 10 allow tlade-unlOns 10 incorporate,
Mr. liabb introduced Joint resolution re'
Questlng tbs Governor 10 invite the several
States aud Territories 10 send two repre-
sentatyes 10 attend u convention 10 DO held
In the State House In Des M0lnes the first
Wednesday In May, 1885, to consider the
question OF eflectIng uniform Divorce laws
throughout the country, Mr.. Head intro
ducod u Joint memorial asking Congress 70
keep up the protective tariff and use the sur
plus revenue In strengthening the Navy and
In constructing an elaborate system OF coast
deienses,
In tho Senate the woman suffrage amend
ment agreed 10 by the last Legislature, was
reported. Senator Hall introduced u CON
stltutlOnal amendment relating 10 the count
Ing OF the vote on q constitutional amend
ment and declaring tho result II Is In
tended to avert conflict Of jurisdiction
between the judicial and Executive
branches OF the Government over future
amendments, Senator Sweeney introduced
bill 10 require foreign corporations doing
business In Iowa 10 incorporate In the State
Senator Graves introduced the Harper
License bill OF Illinois without any material
change
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

THE Cleveland Waechter thus analy'
yes the Haskill funeral expense ac'
count:
Before they started on their mournful
Journey they took luncheon nj Worm
ley's costing $202,06, or nearly S2C
apiece. Possibly that was too much for
three OF them, hence only eight followed
the body when II left Che city. After
riding about four hours their appetites
were appeased ut Harrisburg TO tho tune
Of &24. They must, however, had some
stomach ache, for we ind that they did
not eat anything until they arrived at
Indianapolis, where they breakfasted nj
the moderate cost Of $li,60. Az Law
renee, Kansas, they did not eat much,
for the costs there were S6b,O0. But
they made up for that on the return
trip, when they consumed $ili,02 aud
$86 worth OF cigars. The eleven fu'
neral Congressman used f0rty-0ne pail
Of kid gloves, costing Sl02,60. Fourteen
pair OF white cotton gloves at Sl0bC
were probably used by the attendants
For Tho niue members eighteen SILK
scarfs, costing $lS3,50, were needed.
Usually eighteen tickets from wash
ingt0n TO Lawrence cost S632,70. IN
thla case our sergeant W arms was evi'
dontly swindled, for bo paid for eleven
tickets $725,60. The whole railroad
expenses TO aud from Lawrence amoun'
ted TO Sl,6l0,60.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

TuR Chicago Tribune CRepublican)
thus answers tho fierce denuncintion OF
its New York namesake against the
Morrison Tariff bill;
The Morrison bill does not propose TO
reduce the tariff In any material respect
below that OF March, 1851, known ns tho
Morrill, tariff. Nearly twenty'three
years have elapsed since that tariff
much the highest ever known under our
system up TO that tlmo--wae adopted.
The manufacturing interests OF the
country are certainly mature az COM
pared with their "infancy," which was
then urged ~ a condition requiring
c0ddling. Nearly an entire generation
OF protection must certainly have infu.
sed added strength aud developed new
resources, or else the policy OF protec-
tion IL ali wrong. But the manufactur-
Ing interests In all the vigor and enter
prise Of maturity now demand more
coddling and nursing than they did
when they were babos-in-arms.. The
tariff adopted Ut tho opening OF the
great civil war Ia not now regarded ~
high enough, after nearly twenty years
OF peace, and with prospect OF unin'
'terrupted tranquility and average pros
,perity. There could be no more c0Dvln-
cling demonstration Of tho unreasona-
,bleness Of the protected classes.
There arc no stronger or more inilu-
ential Republican papers in the Union
than the ones that support the Morri-
son bill, including tho New York Times
and Evening Post, Chicago Tribune and
Springfield Republican,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13
A prntnI Inther,a CrImc.

ST. LOUIS, Fob. IL Jim Ripley an Eas
81 Louis vngObond, shot and killed his ten
ycarold son Joe Monday AFTERNOON, RIPPLE,
lived with his family In IN old shanty OF
Madison avenue In East st. Louis, and wa
IN the habit Of returning home In q drunken
condition and abusing hIs children
Monday afternoon no started In beat
Ing his hyey0nr0ld son, when little Joe
lnlcrfcrod. This onragod the father and
procuring u Colts revolver he sworo h,
would Gill his son, His wife lntcrlcrod
but he throw her down. and running out
sdo afl0r joe fred two shots Ot him, XIII
Ink him Instantly News Of tho murder
spread quickly, aud had not the police mr.
rested ltlploy and lodged him In tho police
station lynch law would have boon rts0rtod
10, 30 high did indignation run.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13
An Entire church E,oommunlcatcd.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb, la,-St procop's
Catholic Church In this city hOs oonglega.
ton Of about two thousand persons, mostly
BohomIOns, there being number Of aid
societies attached to the church, For sonO
tmc there hOs been trouble among the
leaders Of those societies, and these differ.
oncos eliminated few days Ogo In tho 70.
fuanl OF the congregation 10 select -four
councImon 10 administer the temporal NJ.
fairs Of the church, Bishop Gllmour then
appointed -four members Of the church h
net ~ c0uncIlmcn, but the parIshIoncrs 70.
fused to recognize their authority and, ~
this conduct IN In violation Of tho Diocesan
laws, Bishop Glmour on Sunday cxcommu.
nIoatod the whole church,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

NEw York, Feb, IL, Hon, Thomas Kin.
sella, editor OF the Brooklyn EuDC died
Monday afternoon after painful illness
OF twelve weeks lie had been more or
less sick for year and last summer went
10 Europe for his health, returning In the
carly autumn much improved. Then ho
plunged into IN exciting political campaign,
and WIS compelled to give up from over
work, lie was first taken with bilious
fever, supplemented with IaundIce. THIS
was followed by pneumonia, and at last
congestion Of the liver sot H. Every noted
physician In the East was called In, but all
efforts 10 save u wOrno out and weary man
failed, The Edglc was issued late last
evening with inverted column rules
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II, Rev John 3.
lnskip died Sunday NJ Ocean Grove, n. j.,
Of paralysis In lsi5 he belonged to tho
Cincinnati Conference lie was tho origin.
ator Of the Ocean Grove camp-meotngs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

THE New York Times, the leading Re-
publican paper Of the Union, has favor
able opinion Of Mr., Morrison's tariii bill,
and says
lie has determined upon two points
which will make II extremely uncom'
Portable for the extreme prOtectlonists IA
face him In u debate on the merits. One
Ia that the average reduction will DO less
than that professedly proposed by the
Protectionist Tariff Commission To the
last session OF Congress; the other IL
that the total reduction will DO less than
that which tho protectiOnists themselves
declared that they had made In the bill
OF last year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

MCKINLEY has dropped oil OF his old
attorneys, and has employed Eppa Hun
ton, OF Virginia, M his counsel In the
contest cafe. Amber ~ Son, Day, Bald
win and Shellabargerare no good. Eppa
Hunt0n is an ex.rebel, aud the general
aupposition In that Mckinley wants TO
make himself solid with the southern
Brigadiers. How silly that ls. Our
southern brethren are neither fools nor
knayes, and they will kick Mckinley
out on the merits OF tho case Just AZ
soon as they reach it.--0hlO Patriot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13
IAE WAGES oE SIN.
CraEed by Jealousy u Young Clerk Ia CHI
cag0 KlllA Ills Mistress, u Married Won
an, aud Attempts suicide.

CraEed by Jealousy Young Clerk Ia Chi
ongO Kills Ills Mistress, Married Won
An, aud Attempts suicide.
Cm0Aoo, Feb, i2,--Thomas Aiken, q
welghmastcr In the employ Of tho Pan
Handle Railroad returned TO his home, ai
IA Hubbard street. at $3.50 o'clock last
evening, lle opened the front door and
staggered back His wife lay upon the floor,
dead, and on her bosom rested the head
OF u dying man whose right hand still
clenched revolver. Tho dead woman :
head rested In u pool Of blood which had
begun 10 dry In spots upon the pretty little
carpet, the sllrt,bOsOm Of the man was
stained with patches Of blood, The name Of
the dying murderer was H. W. f0llgos, Il
bOOk.keeper In the employ OF T. W, Brodle,
wholesale oyster dealer at 70 State street.
llo was taken 10 the hospital. II Is barely
possible that he may recover Mrs Aiken
was shot behind tho left ear and death must
have been instantaneous
Felig1 had boarded with the Alken'
since last October That he was intimate
with the woman there can bc no doubt, and
no loft u number Of letters, the wording oI
which would indicate that he was love
cfpzcd crank, Tho woman was about thirty
years Of age, while ho was about twenty
three, and the husband ls about thlrty-lly,
years Of age. She was IN unusually hand
some woman with dark eyes black trtSses
and u striking, though potito, form, ShI
also possessed u strange faculty 0f alway,
dressing In the latest fashion, with 10 Other
visible means, save the small allowance
given her by her husband.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13
A Myaterlou. I,obbory.

Nav YonK, Feb H. An alarm was
sent out from police headquarters last night
directing the members Of the force TO loo,
for "bleck yallse," which arrived At the
Grand Central depot aud was given In
charge OF tho New yak Transfer Com.
pany Between the Grand Central depot
aud tho DoSbrosscs street ferry the Ollse,
which contained $4,000, was stolen from
tho Transfer Connanys wagon, Up 10 q
late hour tho valIse had not been recovered
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13
Death Of u wiaconsln Giant.

MANlrowoo, Wis, Fob, i9,-.August
Deltlen, great natural curiosity aud giant
Of no mean prctcntIons, died here Monday,
lie was about six feet IN height, and In good
health weighed 800 pounds lie was fro
Quently visited by shoWmon, who sought 10
obtain him for exhibition, but he had u hor-
foi OF paradlng himself lilo was about
illty.llyc years OF ngo AT the time Of his
death, aud left quite large estate
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

james Barnett TO Martha Barnett, lot
81, Massillon, 1906; Frederick Dreher 20
Arthur u, Seisa, 10 72-l0O acres, n. 0. part
section %, jackson IT,, with "a acres in
section 80, Plain tp., 1880; Sheriff Lee,
IN name OF Levi Bordner, 10 Lewis M.
Pontins, 2 acres, section ., Plain tp,
Sl,0Obi Henry Altekruse TO George T.
Yenglinc. lot 6l, Minerva, $St; John and
Geo, W Renm 10 Elizabeth A, Olausser,
lot 80. Parts, $500; Eli SchaIfer 10 David
Fox, o-lOO acres, H. Z. part section 10,
washington tp., ei00, q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

Nav YonK, Fob, lc,--At tho Flfty.nlnth
Street Station Of tho Third Avenue Elevated
Railway n woman unknown, IN the pres.
onco OF othev passengers shot man whO
gave his nanle Ns Victor Grafton Andreo IN
the thigh Thinking she had killed him,
she put the pistol TO her temple and blew
her brains out falling dead on the spot No
explanation VI the crime M yet
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

THE silver coin and bullion In the
Treasury amonnts to $l2S,OOO,00O, and
the silver certificates outstanding $07,-
100000, That silver answers II useful
purpose, being basis for II paper cur
rency, representing dollar for dollar.
Why not have all our paper currency
based thus on gold aud sllyerY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

81, Louis, Feb, la,-'robOcco statistics
show that ST. Louis manufactured, In round
numbers, 100000 pounds Of tobacco last
year, M increase of OOOOO 900 over the pre-.
yous year This beats tho famous LorI.
lard district In New Jersey and places st.
Louis first In line IN tobacco manufacture