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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

MrArs-surar cured. hanna. lsvo. Rrt,t
pacon. soLc. ii q. bncon. iO,xo.. No Any ssi,
az '-' - - y
IARp--r,arcrs, p,fc. Inpnd 6On caur. gsce
Am Sana vss,. iOt, cans oMc. Am canv st1e
n n cams .tu, - ''''''~'''-~' $3.50 y ~ '
f,orrrs.- -t,omuoon llc.. ordinary. flixc,
fair. l?c.. prime Rio. lsc: sfanoy. la rlc
goycrnmeut lava. Na.c.
wrA-imperiai. Ilss,u. sunp ovder psA1i
suoAn-Eines powdcrei. SbleS ptos do
hnifbbis.. axe: cut ionf. o 10 rranulnted
stan mi So. Iouisin ma gr,. uuinted. -fseof-
standard a. ,s.e.. ehoire white sssc. Yellow
cinrif,ed. -isa5Szc.
RIcM--I,ouis,ana, care,
sisa--Maceerei. i'm Kits. No. I. rs. No,
2. sioS haif hbis.. Nh. i. S,oc Ma. 4. ssoo,
White Ash. No. /. hif, bbis.. W'2s: No. y. M.%
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH. TEXAS. WEDNESDAY july Q

measure and considerable stock was taken
for long account. Prices rose \ 10 A.. per
cent. There were reactions at Intervals, but
each decline brought In new buying orders
and the market closed strong. Compared with
last nights closing, prices are y to ~ points
higher, except FOR New Jersey Central, which
Ia y per cent. lower
transactions ias,oDo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

Eurniture--B eadateads, Imitation wainuI
wood scat, " doy, 80 1901 %; cane and rattan
seat, a8 COOS 10; cane seat, dining, 5I2 00eoS 10
Childs and rockers, " 00dpIa 90; large rocking
go 0Jee3D 90, camp and rockers, each. o. $50
Tables. round, s2OOdD3bo fsll leaf, az B06b %;
fjafes each, s. 25et7 20; Bureaus, " 6Dls 10 %
wash stands, IL 25ep5 30; bed springg, "a 1907 80
Baby Ca.riages, ~ 60l920
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02
row or,eans.

pRovtsIoSN.
NEw vSLSArp. July |. - FLOUR Dull.
high grades SC5saS o,
,oRs--Duii: mixed s7a6s white 77@7
OATS Oats In good demand and en,icr;
choice. u.
CoRN Mr,I,-Duli aud lower at ssS
uAy-Quiet and lower; prime IL ais; choice
66hliT.
Pork Quie. but firm nj 100.
LARp-Steady perco refined So: key o.
Bulk MEA1s--ln IN r demand but lower
shoulders, packcd,o; long clear and cica;
rib pss.
BAcox2ra,r demand, easier shoulders es{
long clear w.
HANS :. choice sugar-cured oanvascd,
steady at 10.
wmisxy--Lowcr; Western recuned / 100
%.
mon TO prime 5,4@u.
SUGAR bull; good fair AZ. fu,ly fair
aN prime prime ~; yellow clarified Ss(p'ss;
MoLAssss Quiet: refined 9seis5.
Rick-pull; Louisiana ordinary TO prime
i&mSk.
BRNN--pull and caster At IN.
COTTON SEKp OIL-Piimc crude sAdSS
sumfacr yellow 1910.
sfGur sxCuASoe.
NEW ORLEANS, July l.--Sight exchange
on New York, 90 per l.Wn premium.
sterling exchange ~ II. 1904 ~,
COTTON ARKETs.
p. ~,
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BOSTON
Wnnt

BosroS. July L. Wool steady with fair de-
merd Onto anu reunsylvania extras SStJS7:
Michigan fleece Srcpsl; ccmhing and delsine
SS60tO; pulled 20aSs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

Fehrs' baby powders. best powders
for infants, at the Southern drug store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02
Ask yo',.s grocer forSILVER LOAF
BAKING POWDERS.

For lame back. side or chest use. Shiloh Po-
rous Plaster. Price 25cts. l.. N. Brunswig O
Co., wholesale and retail agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

NEW YORK, July l.--honcy oeas, closed
offered mt 4: prime mercantile paper 5N6:
sterling exchange II u quiet, 81, sight OK
change iSL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

.tsstvrh Ioxns md Southern TexNN etooA
cattle about two dollars per head ltss iSsS
the above quotations. - - :
Tho above prices arc for herds OF icop head
and upward. delivered on the trpils and iof
such cattle rs those rnised In the counties
emhraced In the following territory: Wcst
OF theTexas Central Railway: north OF 4 line
drawn cast and west with Waco. and east Of
south oi ked Rive. !, 4 - :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

HAY Loose rom wagon 7iOoAsoo Per
ton; corn. slI66,. Oats, country, 1907 20
Bran. cleo =. per 100. Chopa, VI % per 10
Millet, por ton, sl0nu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02
Building Material

LunpxR-Rough lumber. boxing, II inchee
and under, hnt-class, 81; stripping. Hx8, e21
boxing and fooring. clears, els; thick .clears
II and IX, On; rough lumber. second class
az: joist and Bcantl!ng, culls, SIS.
second DO. So third do, y2b; poplar, eao ooa
n b0:. native pine "; ga 81 do ~ 20; native
DsEssEp demonstrating II inches sns
under, 81 0ofD28 on; do H1S, ~ 0093 ~
scantilng, joist CT any common i1mpSf
go 00ftI 90: boxing over IL incness k1uy4
81 %; thick clears, " toLHnnd 70 W8S ~
second class. any KIND. s2l ooab2S 81.
DRESSED AID MArCHKD fLooRfHG-t1rs'
GLASS, g28: second clasg, 92l.
WBITEPISE FUREJsHIn0 Lun1Bns--llHs ~
and inch white pine, 80; inch do, W.
CEILrHa--BEAD1D on PLAfN-fiut corr
mon white pine, ", ss2.tQ. "a dot ~; ~ 40 -
poplar, ", So O06c27. 50; poplar, ~ o326pG36 oO
iaiivo pine, ", sz2b); do, N ~.
PorLAs LuMBEn-iN' ~ ana . inon' -
Acknowledgements pine A. .; do shaded 4
u.zi. do extra No. !. SO, cypTess, best, AM
brand, s5; do No. 2, slbc; 9 No. = BlG nAuvI
PfCxErs.--W nilcp pine, dressed and he4ded
square or natsf yellow pine 90. Nj iaEn
LINE. cExEsr, ETc.-..Lims, Austin, az
per Dbl. Cement. Isouihville or R1nsnales w
por bbl.; Portland, gt7b 4 or Dbl. rle.ter ferle
New York or Aichixa'i. % ~ psr Dbl. PiAsss
In BIios.--Sirs-p,on al % per Y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. July I.--fDTToN--Spot closed
quict but steady; quotations unchanged.
Yesterday. To-day.
Ordinary. .,.......... T-ld q 7-l1
Good ordinary....-.. 5M bA
Low middling. .......fM Gk
Middling uplnnds... b'6 5.8
Middlfng 0rleans... @ 7-l6 O GIG
Sales 1900.
American 8,lOo
Exports for speculation LOO
Imports. 5000, American Lam.
Futures closed firm Loo polu's higher for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

quiet,
Receipts. o bales.
Sales, none
Exports, none.
Stock, 1881.
ordinsry .; Good Ordinary 10; low
Midoltng 1873; MiJdling II; Coed Mid
ding ~: Mi ding Fair NJ
Futures opened dull; second call steady;
third cali flrm, closing iirm NJ IL To II points
higher as compared with yesterdays close;
October lC5 points higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02
ZAP COLUMN.

aisem ents under this head will be in
a the ratio OF ave cents q line, each
!. seven words to the line. No advcr-
Il Inserted tor less than IS cents. Par.
n whom We have N running account
- In advance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

=. Povdss- Blasting, ? keg, y 70; lsins, = 3 ,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02
ro 'i p,iH,YsIcIANS AND INVALlDs:

An analysis of q cc.dc,.s A!q'. .a.r; mrI
gsmies0 ~ Tho On iicnt cllsmisi. AhThu"
HILL HAssALL, MD, Frs, o. ,"naa la'
England; and un cniorcenep,,, ~ Tn s.S III,
wiisoY, T.n.s., Lii, u Lonae'i' arc ~ 3
safd al whusrss.Ic by Rh lenaine
DrlExlsfs. and roaid ensre WAN x; y AZ, ~.
'srr.r- ;l5 F,.,sss -1-'t. New hofk~ "A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

The little JOKER Is the bes,
smoking tobacco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02
iuATroN wANTED-MALE.

IcE-Mv WIFE, ELIZA NORA j;
Hite, having left my bed and board
ksause, this is to notify the puhhc 'hns
ID be responsible for her dests' j. a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

rev sorE.
PROVISIONS.
coryEE-spot, fair; Rio quiet and steady;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

PROPERTY FOR SALE
House and loi situated one block firm
| ,t. One-half acre OF ground. House four
ms. Two liSli IT,, one l?xli II. and one Sxl2
|. VIII be sold at a bargain. Apply 10
y Xmas r. Martin. Manager Land Depart
Lutt Texas Investment company, Fort
Ninth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

yANTED- sECoND HAND FURSI-
trre ny Il. !. Walsh, Main street be-
on Fourteenth and Fifteenth, Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02
COTTON MARKETS.

COTTON RECEIPTS Ar ALL usrrrp prArms
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

Butcher I've WeIGhfa
Bss7es--C "a led, per pouid ....'...,.....1 IKE
90 u.s. per ~ ma -s.ss.@9 i W.
dr,As ted. p< . pound -.-.-,=Y! :. ,ee
Cloieo. ps I pound ...........s1a = 2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02
MISREPRESENTATION.

WANTED AT No. cO9
east First street, between Calhoun aud
X Good table.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02
wANrEp-MALE HELP.

'xNrEp-A FIRsT-CLASS, SOBER
Inner. None other need apply. A
n jnb TO the right man. Address, Geo.
4. Colorado. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

Frs WANTED - RAIL 4 co.
day laborers and brick and stone
IN the new CITY National sank build
- laborers paid ais per day Stone
IN. Brick niasons, -. Apply 10 Hali
.,Fomer, at the worl., OF NJ Joseph IL.
urwhole sale grocery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

0YOUSG MEN WITH GOOD MORAL
knracter, who can deposit SIS security,
a news agents for the Union News 20.
~ Union depot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

Prepared especially for the GAZETTE by N.
p. Jackson, Reporter of the Appellate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

|nlEN a Ores ON SOUTH SIDE. NEXT TO
SDUctiy limits; bargain. John $. Andrews
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OFFICE FOR RENT.

RooMY OFFICE, FRONTING
u on Houston street. For terms apply to
n Schwartz Is Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02
ROOMS FOR RENT.

-vo Elegantly FURNISHED ROOMS
forfent. Apply Mt 30 Houston street,
nj attfe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

"YDE JENNINGS. LAWYER. OFFICE
Ill over banking house OF Tidball, Van
Iandt & Co., Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02
FOX Observation-Disclosures.

TAINTED "A PERMANENT TENANT
Tor n dwalllng house one block east Of
) -mbly's wei, Inquire OF w. l.. Logan, at
"a dali Il Chambers 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

Neryous Debility ; ;;'s e:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02

oRENT FOR THREE MONTHS FUR
nished cottage, four rooms, very desira-
located. Address Lock Box 2i3.
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INSURANCE AGENTS.
LAND AGENT.
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

DALL \ MOZART, ATTORNEYS Mt LAW.
ID Office over First National Bank corner
Houston and Second streets.
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,ouNrnY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

tuB. hi ARrLEY'S SOUTH AM ERICAf
81 Cure, AT Hotel Pick wick news stand.
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Futuress I0soa hrhl' ITO u point shlgher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-02
PROFESSIONAL.

LNISTAY Il HOLMAN, ATTORNEYS A.
IL Law and Land Agents, Graham, Texas.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

GLiN's FALLS, n. ", April 30 About
Ave o'clock Monday morning drO broke
ont IN IN moccuplod room In the Union
Hail. on Glonn street. and tho building was
speedily In II blaze The flames spread
to tho north aud communicated with
Lttlos uperthousO, and groat sheets
oi flame were soon shooting through
tho roofs and windows OF bOtl
structures. Seven or eight streams Of
wOlor were directed TO tho burning bulld'
hugs, but Tie strong Winds carried burning
brands TO adjacent buildings aud before
6iO0, when tho fire WIS got under control,
both 0perA.h0uscs, tho Presbyterian Church
Nnd Glld0rslCoyu'a Union Hall building
wOr0 burned, The handsomcat buslnoss
blocl, In town 10 IN ruins, Including thu most
expensive Of tho Protestant churches The
total loss Is not thought 10 bu less than
500, 900, with lcss than 500, 900 OF lneulN
NncG
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 20, ltxton.
syd fUest fires arc raging IN Center County,
aud immense damage has been done, Hoo
vrE lluihcs & Co q sow'mll NJ Snow Shoe
VA bunod down MondiyiYunlng, causing o
lOss OF s1U,UUO Many miners have beon
forced Ia leoyu their homes, aud tho high
winds make II Impossible ID stop the ilomoa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1884
RApEAu WRITES A NOTE.

Accusations 0f COrruptlOn Made Against
the State Department by the Lhte
Consul General To Cuba-IIls l,ensons
for Resignlng.
New YonK, April 90,--The Tribune
contains letter from General Adam
Badeau He says In substance that having
become dlsgusted at the action of tho State
Department In porsstently screening cor
ruplIon and ut the same time negotiating an
improper and Injurious treaty with
Spain h0 laid the futs before
tho President IN tOegrams sent ON
February 20 and March ~. Receiving
no reply beyond mere Acknowledgement
OF his dispatch, he again tclegraphed Preil-
dent Arlur requesting that no be called 10
Washington 10 subitantate tho charges.
No reply was received TO this, and he there.
fore repeatedly rendered bis resignation,
but no attention WIS paid 10 this, until at
last he notified tho President that unless his
resignation was accepted he should appeal
~ tho people OF the United States. lle
thCn received dispatch announcing the
acceptance Of his resignation, Whtreupon
ho came To America General Dad0au then
sayS in his note;
| now charge tho State Department With
grave derelotlona from public dltyi wltb
Groas and continued neglect Of, aud injuries
and Insults put upon American oltl2ena,
Alnerioan aeaInln and American trade Ia tho
island OF Cuhai with u yaclating aud igno.
mlnlous policy requiring often 70 DO Rtlinu'
lnted into defense or protection Of Amor'
cans, ana, even II sometimes assuming nn
honorable and becoming position, abandoning
II, 10 " rle before the r0siBtHnO0 Of Spain,
and yielding moro than once just before
spain acoeded 10 ita Just d0mand,
charge that an 1grt0ment w0g negotiated
with spain which was mAnlfoslly Injurious 10
the intOr0ata aud honor OF tho country and u
r0proaoh 70 ita diplomacy for n proyldoA that
the United stntoa shall abandon 10 Spain
duties amounting annually 70 A,b0QO9O, while
spain gives up 70 US only 4l7DOW Ia return
chtrge that this agreement was In reality
a treaty, and was not submitted 70 tho Senate
IN accordance with the Constitution.
! hold myself rondy 70 subst0utlat0 every
one OF those Ohnry0a, and cnll upOn tho state
Department TO publish dispatches ,hat have
passed between Itself ana mo since Dcu0llbor
- lNdt, the daie Of my arrival at my post,
without ono word omitted or ono llne mu'
Llutg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

CmoAoo, April 20, The Supreme Coun.
oil Of the Royal Arconum, which has been
IN session In Chicago for tho last week, ad-
jourucd Monday, and tho delegates hero Nil
returned 10 their homes. Al the meeting
Monday morning II was decided to hold
the noSl session OF the Supreme Council at
Buiulo, N. Yo In June, 1885; resolutions
of thunks TO the people and press Of ChlcN.
IN tae future Will compel the subordinate
medical examiners OF tho Arcanum ~ bc
appointed by the Supreme Council, instead
ol 10y the subordinate or State councils ~
hng been the rule heretofore.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
HE RAPAcIrY OF ITALY.

Meeting Ia New York TO Protest Against
the Seizure of tho Romun rropn gandR.
New York, April GA largo mass
meeting Of many Of the best known citizens
Of New York was held Monday evening ut
tho Cooper Institute, under the direction OF
the Xuyler Union, tho most influential
religious society Of this city The object
was 10 enter a formal and public protest
against the contemplated seizure by tho
Italian Government Of tho prop
Orty Of tho Roman Propaganda Tho meet
Ing was presided over by Mayor Edison, and
among tho many prominent gentlemen on
tho platform were; William r. Grace,
Thomas r. 0'Connor, Edward llaaly, Rev.
Father Clowrcy and number OF other
well-known persons Of political aud rellg.
lOus influence. Letters OF regret for non.
attendance and OF sympathy with the oh.
ject OF tho meeting were read from Roscoe
ConklIng, August Belmont Francis Herman,
n. LOWS Love- s. 5. Cox Frank II. llurd
and Perry Belmont Among tho speakers
were Mayor Edison, eX-Mayor Grace and
Judge paly. af,sa
Several other gentlemen addressed tho
meeting, after which sOrlOs OF resolutions
were adopted strongly denunciotory OF tho
proposed course OF tho Italian Government,
aud declaring that President Arthur See
retOry Frelmgluysen and Minister W. w.
AStor arc entitled 10 the gratitude Of the
American people for their prompt and Of.
fecllyo action IN sustaining the rights aud
dignity OF Americans, and In obtaining tho
a A Ia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
A resas iIlver Iluns NJ stream.

DALLAS, Tex, April a0--rlo country
Tor miles around between horo and Hutch
lns on the Texas Central Road, has been
submerged by fierce r0lnsIorm which oc.
cutred Sunday night Six miles south Of
here n washoat occurred Into this the
soutlrbouud train WIS pioclpllatud The
eliglne was overturned aud HE engineer
thrown Into the water and nearly drowned
ON the Texas Pacific several slight wash
out occurred Tho etrcims below here aU
40 swollen that tho pret volume Of water
onptylng into the Trinity River hNs changed
the coutae OF tie current presenting the eN
iraordlnury spectacle OF river running ~
stream, carrying Win II hoOvy drftw0od.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

DAYTON, o., Apul 20,-'rhO scene Ot
jamestown Is even worse than was OK.
.pocIed. Fully Oue'thlrd Of tho town Is In
ruins Houses not entirely demolished
were torn In two and lifted from the
foundations Tho damage Is estimated VI
FROM slb0, 900 10 $500 900, individual l0sseb
numbering slid,0OO lTmuay eases tho
home and entire contents Oru gone Furnl.
turO uld bedilng wcr0 blown into troi.lops
II l0lg distance from HOUSES Tho damage
In tho country lS very gront, but particulars
NrO not yet known. Roads Nro lmpas'nbl0
In lllc direction OF the storm, much 1.-Two
stock being killed and barns, houses, fences
and lrCVs swept away
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
The Falling RulnA OF Burning Bulldlng
Explode u Quantity Of Dynamltc-rhlr'
teen Persons Mangled aud Crippled.

The Falllng RulnA OF "a Burning building
Explode u Quantity OF Dynamitc--rhlr'
teen Persons Manglod aud Crippled.
INpANAPoua, Ind, April 10. - The
Journals EllotSyllle (MonfOe County,
special reports that u house at Matthews
stone quarry was destroyed by Arc, In ah
outbuilding near by was castlron pot
containing dynamite, which was exploded
by the jar OF tho falling building, throwing
pieces OF Iron and timber In all directions,
aud killing and crlppllng thirteen persona,
William Williams died In thirty minutes.
II. 1. Matthews, Sr, Ia very dangerously
injured. lIo has three holes In llls aldo aud
chest and ono In his leg, made by pieces OF
casting. Fred Matthews IN slightly injured.
A man named MohOrly is dangerously hurt
Albert NlcRons, u boy, Is suffering from
concusslon OF the brain, Lawrence
Skully Ia badly hurt In the hond
and arms William Freeman has serious
injuries A. Spires ls badly hurt; l.. Wat
tngly Is dangerously njurOd E FOll,nor,
slightly; Grant Galloway, lcg hurts Michael
Wampler hhdly injured month and chest,
PhyAlclNnS from this place aud from neigh.
boring towns arc present, and are dolng all
that IA possible TO bo done tOr the rollot Of
tho Injured,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
Nnrrow Iiacnpe fom Lynohlnr.

Four WAYSG, Ind, April ~. "A mob
reached the fair grounds 1t Decatur Mon.
day night with Richards and Smith, arrest.
ed Oh suspicion Of having murdered Amos
BoClSe4lo Friday morning. They pleaded
so earnestly that they were innocent Of tho
murder that they were granted q trial by
tho mob at which they impressed tho crowd
with solnu doubt OF their guilt Tho mob
brought thOm back to Decatur and turned
ihom 0,or TO noputy.SherIT Mcconnell,
who started for Fort Wayne with thum NJ
once, whore thOy viii bo Kept In jail until
the widow can 500 and try to Identify them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 30 Chicago,
s; indianapolis, 4,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 80, --Phlla-
delphO l9; Athletic, g.
BosroN, April 10, Boston, 4; Metro.
p0lltan, 3--ton lnnlngs,
BALTIMORE, Md, April 20, Baltimore,
3; Now York, G,
CuLuMuus, o., April 90 Columbus, o.
ST Louis Reserves, o,
CuCAGp, ApAl ~. Chicago deserves,
Z, Peoria, G,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa April 2O -Umpiro
William Mclean, becoming enrNgel Ut the
hoOls and Icurs Of the spectators because OF
his decisions IN tho AlhlctC-l Philadelphia
sOnle Monday hurled u bat ut tho crowd,
hitting ono man, Tho police onl players
unly saved him from being mob nd he
was placed under bonds TO keep liu peace.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-01
nam nrnr a rrnnlnlnn.

PlrrspUuall, Pa, April 30. Monday
night, while temporarily insane, tho wifo OF
Hon, Robert u. Cornohan, Of this city,
cludcd tho vigilance Of her watchers and
escaped from tho house, and, wandering
aImlcssy about IN tho darkness, stepped
over the edge Of rocky embankmont al.
most ono hundred feet high, and wps dashed
10 death below Tho accident happened on
the blum overlooking tho Allegheny River,
ncar Brilliant station. Tho body was found
by NJ, engineer OF tho Allegheny Valley
Railroad about midnight The deceased
waA fifty years OF ago.
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Llni,l snnlnnrs.

cnleAoo, April ~, Sadie Rolgb tho
briggs House servant gIrl who some omontOs
ngO shot kingsley, the hoad.woler, for hay.
INK toully slandcrcd her, and who last week
IN tho Criminal Court pleaded guilty OF man.
slaughter was sentenced by Judge Elliott
Anthony ~ a year aud half In the Ponl.
loullary The mitigating circumstances
justified tho llglk sentence
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shot Down for u Dollar.

CnicAoo, April ao.--Isoac jacobson, q
carpet cleaner shot and morally wounded
George l,cdcll u former employer because
OF the latter's refusol TO pay him n dollar
which jacobson claimed WIS owing to him.
Bedell cannot live longer than q few hours
jacobson was arrested and lOlpl la ssrnls
10 bc rather proud OF his fearful decd than
otherwise
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inn Hurry 10 uet Itlob,

CHARLESTON, s, O., April ao--J. j.
Byfnos, money.order clerk Of the post. oillco
here, was arrested Monday on tho charge
Of talelfylng accounts and ombcz1lomcnL
Dymes only received hls appointment on
March ~, and u n understood that since
that dnte lie has man ged 10 make away
with money TO the amount OF about one
thousand dollars.
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CotuMnus, o., April ao--A State Cor
ycntlon OF the local Trades aud Labor As.
sombllea of Ohio has been called TO meet IN
this city juno "a, for The purpose OF form
mg State Trade and Labor Union. Labor
organizations oe whatever Kind through.
out tho State are luylted 10 send one dele
untn ench,