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s..forsat by an Boossollcrs, or viii he ssrthv
NAL, p,.issc prepail.o on receipt ~ The price =,
J. u. LlPPINCOTr a co, Prb1sbors,
rs and III Market street, phiiatlphn.
ne fs-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-15

NoTICE.-l HAVE THIS DAY AP-
~ PcITED J. o. and 2. y. FLETCHER ny
lavful sFents Go conduct . GENERAL Huck-
STIRRING BUSfAESS ~ NY stands In The Old
Markef, n. FLETCHER.
>ONGGBEE Z. 1877 ne e-Ss4ws
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YOUNG FOLKS IDEAS.
ouR YovNG FOLK. JossrHus.

II. anii.gu ties ~ The jews and the Jewish ~ar-
~ Fisviu, joscplus. Edited hy WILLIAM -uyp
bRD. Uniform wl'h "our oung Folks PIN
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lACEsoN NLRp nm. Nd. 2.

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of this
club was held Tuesday night 10 make ar
rsnScmonls for participating in the Demo
cratic parade. Mr.. John Reiley, the pres-
dent Of the club, called the meeting 10 order,
and committees were appointed 10 make
all tie neces .ry preparations for trans
paTeneies, Sc. Nes>rS. +. Il. Grymes,
william Davis, and Thomas Burnes wen
appointed as scommi'tee Of arrangements.
and aIe now busy at work getting mp pro-
PER designs for the parade
/ biz IS one Of our most earnest Democrat
ic clubs. aud from a careful canvass Of the
ward this club will turn out Two hundred
strOrs. The coumitee wall meet for busi-
ntss st Dir. Grymes'e Office. Seventeenth
and Washington street, every night from
now un,l Tuesday night, and they will be
glad 10 have the assistance Of all good Demo.
crats wio want 20 help the cause. All
Jackson-WaTd Democrats are invited to be
At the corner of seventeenth and Washing
ton streets Tuesday night at O'Clock, as
the line will be formed there and march 10
Main street. where they will Join the pro-
ce,SiOp.
This clnb will also hold meeting Mon
day night. at 7:30 o'clock, at the corner OF
seventeenth and Washington streets lEle-
yator), to take suitable action in reference
10 Tuesday nights demonstration.
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"'VHE RICHMOND PROGRESS" the
Illustrated Rsai FsIatc Paper, new eti.
ton sinet election. cxcrling in iiiasiTsuons sse
bargains for sale any prcsiuus ISSUES can "
write for a copy fire.
j. THOMPSON brown Co
Iol2-Jt lll3 Main sir"st
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Caution.

Rs.,EvsD STATS to the Matinee only 30
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BorSroS. NscKLsSsrno COUNTY. Va. ,

BoYsToN. AEcKLENsr.G COUNTY. VA..l
November IL, 1884.
Your kind invitation to he present and
address the people OF Richmond at their
grand Democratic Jubilee, on the evening
OF 18Th instant, Just received. II will
afford me sincere pleasure to meet the gal
liant Democrats Of our capital city aud join
IN ,heir glad shouts OF victory. should
no,hing Unforeseen happen 20 prevent.
VIII oe present on that occasion.
Very truly yours,
HuIlAn # ATrINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-15

EoTAsULCG, AIA.
~ J. Brsehcld's Fcnalr Regulator has tsss
ucrsurilT iested by ne IN gre4i Vn''ciy Of
.ascs aud am fully convinced tlai u is HDi-
,alkd for nat ciass ~ di.easIs winch E sl1lms 10
me J. G. HUSS, N. u.
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Al OZART HALL.
DIME MUSEUM COMPANY.

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CHiNFS 90 NORMANDY.
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MAstOTIf.
AeshaHre n pTl~es. Reserved stats css oe pro-
cured ~ 4. ,. Johnston Muslc->iOfe, 40. ylf
Nsir street. Door opeu In the Afternoon Al lto
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night sl,ns n y. NJ, commences al : y. v.
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Letters Of Acceptance.

LINCHBURG. November L.. 1854.
". d. CheStefmaR, Esq, Secretary:
My Dear siT,-Ailow me to thank the
City Committee for their kind invitation so
eourteously extended through You 10 par
tieipate in the Democratic jubilee Of the
18th instant. tske pleasure in scceptin 3
il and rejoicing with you.
am very truly and respectfully,
IoHN ". DANIEL.
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CARPETS. STOVES. &c.

II GATHKlGHT & son. IG GOV-Ei
II. IRROR STREET. would clll aifegtion y
teiieir large storl ~ rkELoR. CHAMBER. ~
Sna UlAlkG-RuOM lUEklIl lRf. - tnr '
latest sfYfs and is.t workmanship. We t1At
plsastrr Iu showing "if goods. aud un cVamila-
fsH - slIuf " i c0us iuCt any one tl4t oar 60
are is- q an aHV oih -stC as house iu thC si'.
lie me- Lace satisfactory q" all pam a.
m ! N-Hrn
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JOIN A. uANELkToN 90.
No SOUTH ST.eET, BALTINsNE, HD.)
re TAXPAYERS.
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The Senate met yesterday at noon Hon.
Jehn l.. Hunt, President pro isla., In the
chair.
mouse OF Delegates accompanying several
bilis, al OF which bills we're referred tn the
proper committees. except Senate bin allow
ing compensation to ". ". Wood for de-
tending The Commonwealth in a certain
cate. ~hieh was amend 4 10y the House.
The House amendments were rgreed 90.
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lew PRICES, EASY TERMS.
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ssu cell ny new snG beautiful 'iocs o.
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WY CHAP FoB CASH or os Easy ~
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NJ xATTEfSSFs ARE KNOWN TO BIZ THI
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LYNwooD MATINEE y L. ". Dre-s-eir-
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MOTHERS. MOTHERS. MOTHERS

SMOKE TRtxY CI6AEs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
THE MEDICINE MEN.
Annual Meeting Of the American Medical
Assoolation--LRrge Attendance.

WARRINGTON, May 6,-The American
Medical Association convened In annual
session this morning ut the Congregational
Church, The delegates arrived In such mum.
bers that previous 10 tho hour OF meeting
the yestlbue OF the church and entrances
were crowded with long lines OF membera
waiting 10 be registered Over 800
delegates had registered this morning.
and now names were constantly added to
the list Inside the church, delegates were
scattered about In groups, In the galleries
were seated largo number OF persons, In.
terealed spectators Of the proceedings The
members Of tho Washington Committee
were busIly engaged completing arrange
ments for the meeting OF tho sections, A
single mass OF flowers with tho lettera "a.
M. A." upon q whlio background rested
upon tho desk, and gave tho
only touch OF color to the scene.
At l0-i5 tho President of tho
Association. Dr. Austin Flint OF New
York, preceded by Dr. A. Y. L, Gamett
Chairman OF tho Washington Committee OF
Arrangements, came upon tho platform,
and their appearance was greeted with
rounds Of applause by the delegates Seated
on tho platform were DR., H. KlnlOck,
Charleston, s. q, First Vice President; DR..
4. u. Lestor, Kansas City, Second Vice.
President; Dr. A. L. Ghion, United
States Navy Third YICe.Prosl'
dent; Dr. W, u. Atkinson, PhIladol.
pha, permanent Secretary, and Rev.
w. "a. nLoonard, rector OF 81 JONAS
Church this city. Dr. Garnelt called tho
association to order aud asked tho Rev. Mr.,
Leonard 10 offer prayer Tho reverend
gentlemen concluded h,s supplIcatlons with
tho Lords prayer which tho members OF
the association repeated with him. DR..
Ganett then introduced tho President OF
the association, DR.. Austin Flint, aud In
rosponso 10 hearty applause Dr. Flint bowed
hIA thAnka,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
A CRASH IN. A FOG.

A Serious Railway Accident Near ChloaFa
--Elghteon Persons More or Les Severe
ly Injured.
CuoAoo, May O,-Thc Chicago & Eaa
rn Illinois dummy, Horny Wilson, on
yIneer left Auburn, inbound, Ot slX O'Clock,
Monday with q number OF Chicago business
nen on board. A stop WAS made q
Englewood. Tho train had not proceeded
twenty yards from the depot when the pom
ferrous Grand Trunk locomotive No, 1913.
Horny TerwlllIgcr engineer plunged lnb
.he rear car. This car was cut In two ant
the passengers were caught between the do
brls and tho ralls The scOding steam e0s
caped from the demolished boiler and played
about the bodies Of the injured with mos
terrible effect The two forward coaches
lecscoped each other, pllIng the In
matos together Wilson, the englned
of the dummy train, was thrown agalna
The boiler Besides being cut about th
lRoo and mousb two % his ribs wen
fractured. Tho lremun, whose Mans
Ould not DO learned, escaped injury by bo'
lng thrown from the cab. Eighteen othoM
were injured, twelve seriously, Tcrwllll-
y0r tho engineer OF the Grand Trunk On.
glno, was arrested and locked up In tho
Town OF Lako police station. lie said Il
WIS owing TO the fog that tho collision 90
cured. lie saw tho lights on the roar END
)f the dummy too late 10 avert the cata9'
lr0phc. llO was released on bonds Of $500
llo Is charged with criminal crolessnosS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
Discharged from Custody,

JACKSON Mich, May O.-ThO oxOmlna.
ton OF Joseph Allon, accused OF completely
In the Crouch murders, came to tho con.
oluslon which was anticipated, aud no was
discharged. PrOsocutl9c Attorney Hewlett
made n statement thM no did not think
there was any ovldontt " hold Allen, and
declared that the ontr costs Of the OXaml.
nation should bo paid b2 tho prosecutors
II this action were not taken ho should ad-
ySo tho Board Of Supervisors 10 refuse TO
pay the costs Whom Aliens discharge was
ordered by Justice Potts ho was greeted
with Cho0rs by the spectators, There Ia
considerable talk OF arrosling Henry llOl.
comb, the principal witness against Allen,
many believing him TO know moro than any
ono olso Of tho tOrrIblo tragedy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
SPRING. TIME GALES.


Heavy Wind and Raln-storma Visit Foe
tions OF IliInois and Iowa-a Fatal niasfi
IN Arkansas.
Rock IsLAND, ILL.,, May 8.-Saturday q
leayy rain set In and continued throughon1
sunday and up 10 half'past four O'CLOCK
Monday afternoon, ending In terrlba
hundor storm and one OF the worst cyclones
hat ever visited this section. The gain
truck the lower part of the city, ana
nuSed a very great loss n
property, but fortunately no ono WA
killed or badly injured. Mn.
irahAm's house on Second avenue, two
tory brick, was the first building struck. NJ
mas completely demolished, but as the family
we're away on q visit no loss OF life or llInt
resulted Over two dozen barns wers
blown over aud pieces OF wood carried
quarter OF mile; six frame houses weN
nnrO0fod, and every tree In tho track
II tho storm stripped OF Ia branches
many OF the smaller ones being
aprooted. Tho fairgrounds also suf'
Tered badly tho fences being demolished
md the various buildings badly shattered
Three or four persons were Injured, bw
aOne fatally. Tho boats on the river wefx
driven from their moorlngs and carried 10
Tho Iowa side, but II IL not thought muot
damage WAS done 10 them Almost In
medatoly after tho storm passed, tho rain
began 10 fall again In torrents, and tbS
wind Is stlll blowing gallo, The total Ion
can not yet DO estimated.
DAVEHPoRr, Ia,, May GA cyclout
struck the lower end OF this city at 4!i0 yaS
erday afternoon and leyeled number o.
buldlnga Ono person was killed 0utrlghi
aud number Of others badly Injured.
LlTrLE Rock, Ark, May 0,-Durlng o
Violent hall and raln-storm yesterday attar
loon, q shed at the old fair ground fell on a
large number OF conylcts employed In brloR
making. One guard was killed, another
seriously wounded, and several cOnylcts In
ured by falling tlmbers.
PEoRIA, ILL.,, May G.-Durlng q heavy
storm that passed over this clty last nIgE
lightning struck tho college hospital, dam
aging tho building considerably and severe
~ shocking oil the patients. The Matron
Miss Lucy Taylor, was tho most affected,
and doubts of her recovery are entertained
A current also struck the wires Of the JeR
ny Electric Light Company aud damaged
their machinery so that the lights OF thei
en o'clock circuit were eXtIngushed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
rlan. for Improving ohIo NarIrntlon.

LOUISVILLE Ky, May GA movement
Ia on foot here TO construct public works
that will DO OF great benefit to Louisville
aud tho ohio River navigation Tho pro.
joe. h plan arranged by W, u, Morrill,,
tho Government OnlcOr In charge OF tho
Ohio River Improvement, for extensive
excavations at tho head OF tho canal, tho
purpose being 10 relieve navigation and rc.
move dangers from tho dam and currents
which ar0 30 destructive 20 vessels ut cor.
tain stages Of waloE The contamination OF
the proposed enterprise will glyo plenty of
room for coal ll0ela 10 pass, and remove tho
Inconvenience and constant complaint
caused By moorIng coal.1ats NJ the foot OF
Fifth and Sixth streets. River mon OrO
favorable TO the plan, Tho estimated cost
VI tho work ls 81, 260, 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
MeLhndlat slnLl.LIcn.

PHILADELPHIA, May 6--lu tho Mcths
list General Conternoo Monday afternoon
Bishop Harris read the address OF the
Bishops II Is lengthy document and gave
N account Of tho work OF tho
church during the past four ycan.
1t rofoued to the death since tho last gcn
erOl conference OF Bishopl T.. o. Haven,
Levi Scott and Jesse 4. Peck, and Of Row
George w, Woodruff, Secretary o. the lasi
conference. There are nlncty.nino annual
conferences, fourteen missions, ,3i9 trav.
cling foNoherS 1909 l0c preachers
aud l,7OO,bA mOWbOrs and prObatlOnon
I'm Increase IN lour years Of 60,9A2 The
number Of travelling preachers who died
was 65l, and Of members 49, SDl, The 10.
Cosalons wero lbs,7s1. In 1883 there wcn
1874 churches and D,Slb pursonages, yal-
ucd NJ S1O 93s, ,055. ThOro are 10 tho.
ologcNl somlnorles 10 colleges, 90 classicI
institutions and female colleges.
The Bishops, In the address, referred "a
the laSlty OF laws on divorce and asked fot
moro stringent regulations with regard u
the solomnI1atlon of marriages Of divorced
persons. II also stated II 70 be necossaryb
elect additional Bishops. The number wan
loft to tho discretion OF the conference
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
fLep WITH The coAoHMAN.

The Daughter OF u Detroit Capitalist
Elopcu with the Driver OF Her Fathers
hOrsra
TOLEDO. o., May 0.--LOst Friday, Lii
Han, the daughter OF O. j. whitney, OF DO.
trolt, lott homo ostOnslbly TO visit u friend,
hut mol returning by dark, her brother won't
10 tho house OF hor friend only 10 find that
His slslor had not boon there AZ oll Mr.
whitney, who was then In Chicago, NOs NJ
once telographod for aud reached home s h.
urday night. A Glow was found which lndI-
cnlod Toledo rs tho point 10 which Miss LII.
lIun had He'd, and, procuring special
train, MI Whitney reached hOrO early Sun.
day to mako the discovery that his daugh-
tor had come 10 this city Friday evening
with mNn who gqyo his n0mo rs Charles
Eyernrd Melville, Bart that th0y had )ecp
married. tho sOmo ov0nlng by Justice Of
The Ponce aud had left tho next day, say
Ing they were going 10 WyNndotto Mich.
Beyond thls statement, which was probably
intundod 10 mlslcad no trace Of tho
missing couple has been obtained up TO
this time. Melville came 10 Whitney
In Detroit few weeks ago. with lot
iers from persons In England, aud was on
gHgcd by Mr. Whitney as coachman, llo
was out OF money and had wife and two
children Part OF his duty was 10 give los.
sons In howemanship 20 Miss Lillian and
her brother and the coachman and his FAM
fly wore d0mlclIcd on the Whitney premises.
Melville was discharged some ton days ago
by Mr., Whitney, aud was aftorward cm.
poycd IN q salosman or agent In q Detroit
shirt store II ~ said here that ho claims
10 have obtained divorce from tho woman
with whom no lived, but this eho denies,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
The Fire Record,

purmunoiL Pa, May O,--rho extensive
glass factory Of Adams & Co., on the South
sdc, caught 0ro from tho "loar' thls
morning aud was totally destroyed Loss,
$4,000; fully covered by Insurance.
OcoNro, Wis, May O,--Tho foundry Of
A. llQlloclI was burned this morning. Ioss,
$40, 1000; insured for $4,000 In tho North
American Company.
NEw YoW, May 6,--Tho Doilu Com
mcrGldt Litllctln reports the llrO loss In the
United States aud COnudn for April ut $40, +.
800, 900, against the usual average for April
for nlno yoOra pasl Of SLb0OOOO Since
January the loss has boon $4,000, 600
about 80, 600, 900 moro than for the sumo
four mOnlhA In 1889,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
mar IIlm nhd nlde IIlm on q nlll.

lELolN, ILL.,, May 6.--Atra Ward Is ono
hundred aud three years old, Tho poor old
womans reason has topplad, and she steals
nut Of the house and has " DO hunted. This
hus caused tho wrath Of nv son Horny 10
take brutal course, nndhhe Humane S0cl-
oly entered complaint akaInst tho hopeful
sluggor, charging him wiz, beating the old
lady No arrest hNs yet heen made, but tho
feeling for giving the heoler q coat Of TAR
aud feathers aud n ride oti rail Ia good.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08

rlTTepunoib Po, May 0--Ths week
will probably close up tho coal trade on tho
MonongOhelo River Joseph Walton & Co. .
mines, Of Tho second pool, will shut down
tomorrow, and tho works OF oNeIl Il Co,
which have been idle for several weeks on
account OF . reduction being offered 10 the
miners, will not resume until tho fall
trade opens The miners in tho fourth pool
are still on u strike and tho operators aro
making no effort toward n settlement In
consequence OF the general etoppago tho
towbouts will DO tied up In fow days and
tho crews discharged Over eight thousand
miners will DO thrown out Of employment
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08

Al Chicago Cincinnati Unions, 3; Chi
cago Unions, o. AT Philadelphia -OhicN
20, 10; Philadelphia, Z. AZ Boston = lIos-
ton, o; Cleveland, o. At Now York--Ncw
York, 81 Detroit, 1. Az provldonco- provl.
tenco d; buffalo, o Al Peoria -poora
I; saltwater, q Al Observation-Disclosures,
q Columbus, 1, AT Baltimore llaltI.
more, 4; Athletic, Q. At plttsbulgh--Niut.
ropollton, 4; Allegheny 4 Al Fort Wayne
--Bny City, o, Fort Wayne, D.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
Lxnnhad thn Wrong Man.

FutToN, Mo-, May o.--For dcfamlng tho
characters OF white women Julius Pattor-
son (colorcd was taken by mob, April
%, tied TO u tree and scourgod lie pro.
cured the arrest of assaIlonts, but they were
acquitted April 20, Last Saturday night
the mob went aftcr Patterson again, but by
mistake captured his brother and rlddled
him With bullets
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
Illinois sangcrfcst.

JOLIET, ILL.,, May a--Ths annual Stah
Sangerfest Of Illinois for 1884 will DO heik
In Joliet juno 81. 30 and ", and tho mos
elaborate and extensive preparations are %
foot 10 make II one OF tho most successful
and attractive musical festivals OF tht
character ever held In the State. Twenty
Eve or thirty societies Of tho Sangorbunt
from different parts will DO present, and NJ
the local musical talent will be laid unden
contribution. There will bo six hundret
voices In grand chorus. IA.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
what tho Tramps WIN oct.

New YoRH, May 0.-The total receipt
Of tho slx.day roco were $780, 44e The total
expenses, including fifteen por cent. Of the
gross receipts to tho manager for advancing
money for rent and all preparations for th
walk were $40, ,iD3.6D. Tho money remain
ng 10 be divided among tho pedestrians /
SiS,3b28l, including $1,000 sweepstakca
10 DO divided among tho first threo mcs
only. Fitzgerald will receive 50, 4b6. 10, In
Guiding $3.50 In stakes; Rowell, S3,010, In
Guiding $3.50 In stakes, Panchot, ~, ,47N
including sii0 In stakes; Noremac, 81
ls6.e0 Herty, $84Lei; vint S07aoaS
Elson, sos, 80.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
The State of TlorldnI sun unhonrd or

NEW YouW Mny 0, -F'WO have received
no information beyond what has already
boon published concG'nlng tho missing
steamer State Of l'loHd4" said tho Ogcnt Of
the State lluo, "and M don't expect any
until tho sailing vessel which slgnaod tho
steamer City Of Romo lcachoa gOm0 port
We have had many inqqirlos by individuals
aud telegraph, but we Tan only advise In.
Qulrcm TO walt pationtly until some doAnO
news Is received" Thsnotlon OF Captain
Munro, OF tho etoamor CITY Of Rome, IN
not stepping 10 ascertain exactly the signals
made 10 him by tho unknown sailing vOssol
VIVA aayerolv nfllloIapd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
slrnnnn nniiln-Illannan.

MONMOUTH, H., May ID. d. Porter, n
breeder Of sholthorn cotily, has lost several
ane calves this week from spotted fever
Tho animals frothed AT The mouth and dlod
In great agony In less than an hour Stock.
men are apprehenslvo that tho disease 10
contagious and Will spread through tho
country. Tho loss already exceeds ono
thousand dollars,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
would you.Exchange Places with HIM

TRENTON, N j., May 0.--John Klster,
burglar who hOs served ton years OF u thir-
ty.yoars' term In tho State Prison, was made
aware few days ogo that 100000 had been
left him by M aunt who died In England
Tho convict came from that country
when boy. lie wandered all ovM
tho country and served terms n
various penltentiaries, llo was cvnfcd-
crate Of "Rod" LeNry and other cracks
men, aud was tho only one OF that gang
caught after their robbery Of KrementsT
jewolry factory In Newark. Klster's DO
hallQr in prison has been good, and he may
bef0loased fifteen years hence. lle SAID
that II no was not broken down when k
was released no should settle In some coup
try town and live quietly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
said TO lie pcunloR iils pecilnation.

New yont, May b,-ilt WAS reported
Monday that Mr. 'rldon ifus ut work upon
long letter. IN which he declines 10 become
q candidate for rcnomlnatpn, and Incident
nly arriens the Republican pnriy for ts
course dorlns the past tvI,v years
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1884,

country from hayinga shipping business 80
long ~ land was virtually given 20 lmml.
Franta no strong man would become q sailor.
After more debate tho Senate adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-08

In the Senate on Monday afternoon the
Hhlppng bill wnH npnln taken up, and
Mr. Miller, OF Now York, spoke IN its favor.
He was willing 20 see such. u change IN tho
ships Just ~ other articles OF foreign manu-
faclurn wore ltnrorted. hut subioUt TO n fair
rhtU oi duiy .Mr Mulrll BAD L wne absurd
" contend that ,inlIl laws prevented this
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-18

ITO LET-April 1st, store AL jackson street,
u near seventh. Low rent. 1854