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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS
DISEASE LURKING IN OLD RAGS.
WORD OF WARNING FROM THE UNITED STATE
HEALTH INSPECTOR ~ LONDON

WORD OF WARNING FROM THE UNITED sr,rps
HEALTH INSPECTOR ~ LONDON
WAsHGNGTON, Sept. G.-lhc Treasury Denart
mcnt to-day received the folio ging letter. written BY Dr
j. Hgham H, United states Health Inspector al Ion,
dom relative 10 the import into this country Of ray
from infected districts:
81 deem II right TO point out 10 you that IN my opnlon
the Importation ~ large rags into the Tinted
eatos from this country at present fraugh with com
siderable riak Smallpox Il and has been for some tina
prevalent in London, where quantities ~ rags ara col
octed ANA shipped 10 America, AMI large quantile.o a,
Continental rags are forwarded to london for shin
mcnt to American ports Tbc@c rags uDierp IA
process Of dislnfoction previous 10 expectation
end IRE I'm my opn on very likely agents ~ conyev ,bo
Infection ~ cholera emll ppN u collected In Infected
o,nnot ~ course nsccrtain whether thoy contain :,
COINS ~ nfc ton or not, and the certificates II he
shin are not awaVs 10 10 relied on as',iienoe az
vcrc shipped on board tho steam ship Ijllah
oaon on Asa, H. wa, sent to tho cnsato ' SS
AUGUST ~ stating That hra" rags h1d not hrru Dec
I'm n,, In eord durlc 4, hut NJ, naming to loc,lly
,,lric hr, h,d Orrn rnloc' ed On nqnrg ioand tb,,
thov como from Dunkirs. m France, Who're, acerins In
loAa1' c.c St n' ,,s cN@S G,. 9', o
unoulal rags nro now being forwarded To Am.rca
by WY of iiull rather than VIE J. u.p, thrfe being
ntl,d states Health Inspector tho former port fns
whence rilS arr collected are 80 diuru 90 taa
ard dnrue tpidcmc. of infectious ,easc Tag. arc s,
lkcly "a como from infected local ties % appotr o. no
mat unle,s reliable authority be produce stating TIA,
they have been properly disinfccted, would bee visa
pecauton to prohot The importation OF rags az least Tor
"a season.
Consul General Merritt, OF London, who Forwarded
this letter. says:
Dr. m lctor Is in itself 80 full and explanatory that
do not think IL i necessary q enlarge the sbc
beyond perhaps stating thar regard Hui from Is clos,
proximity the German ports whence rag are argev
impiri,d rs even much more Tx ely To- import infected
rags 10 tue United states a. her l. ndon OF lycpO0
In fact am gwen To understand that T. some ~,
when been del Nercl ~ tiT agents OF Gamers
sailing from London, they have been Transported 70 Hull
for shipment t. the United states there being retrc
tons at Hun. | have instructed M. Fcdman vice
cia agent that point, q watch and report n
this Office FROM time TO the quantity, exc, Of
rags leaving there Tor tle United States
l. IS probable that the Treasury Department will issus
an Odr requiring the evidence must be clear that
the circumstance surrounding the gathering AMI ship
ment Of rags ana the from which they come, arc
such TO dspel apprehension OF infection by their
Llndng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
uIrnorr room fSr rHrlE WEEKS.
my nLr.NAA I'D M um-1EL

CIryEi MD, sept. G.-Ihcodore IomoHcr
arrived from Toaud IA. ~N weeks ago ana since
tnu time hi. efforts to OBTAIN w"r" ha''
been nulc,- lie has % pit n oulnuasce aud To woods
since his arrival Aud hi, cmaciact condition ht'o"n a
subject ofcommclt among the people of thr ni-hb'i-
booI for som, tim,. This morning a number OF
bo,. who were playing In IN woods
came ACROSS "a man lying uppn the ground All WIS
SOUGHT and - physician examined him. ON rcS 'iniug
couscou.n hc slid tina, he had not eaten anything
cxc.pt berries for tie past three week,
ami Lad become 50 weak that ne Lnd down
IN the WOO Is last Wcucsd ~ morning anI had not risen
since. lie Was given some h-At ioOi ana having
t3,lci 10 b. became 50 rtvclcus That he crei ana
begged for more The doctor mat ms stomach mas
become 50 small that he VIII hc Obliged 20 eat sna j.
quantit, 81 icOIfor several days ant that only oloe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
me THrrr or 1rsTAI4N B0NDS.

The German Consulate hes received the fol-
lowing statement from the president Of The q rnhn
Royal police reglring the great thcf o. Austrian Gov
,rnm,ut BONDS ~ Frankfort 1t VIII aid 81 i- supposed
in discovering The nicf and his plInder, when, Tor
rome reason. tie frankfort polio. believe II have
taken passage for tie United states:
"T,on discovery Oi tie theft Of bonds on
the l4th or 18th Of Iast gust arrvtrd Of 200 marks
wa. pft.. besides the bonds aud god stolen tht Oh Fl
carried away the iooNlug. ci'htr p"rkrib" Win
nlou 100 mark in cd c'1- Brihtn ihalri7, Enlh'h'
pfo.rb,u. etc.. Il brown puct-thoik upon which wa.
wof, ed with ,esw sIk ihr HcIfeN letters H. ANA ~
The box r winch wer- The -oc papers vas PACK var
Lished I'm boa striped With SOFA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
gIlS Of CORN NEWS

Jushce Donohuc yesterday denied ~, %
ton m tchaf ol Robert Moorehe'o' -, Ei,sf
drive. for am injunction restraining '"e Me-, CiD
Railroad Company from allowing the N'".,.,l ,l,p :
Company to ha,, am onice 10 the Cram 80. rie
SIR. Moorchead alleged that such phl's' ,,,. Tss
t,tion of the charter Of the railroad m e,naul lha
justin u. u ,, 40 ,. Common carcr hl. s aas
~ make arrangements lOv DE c1ml"i W,
s thc Court al Appeals mad already a,O nm sttlchmen
Pl-saNaut a 90, imp rer. 90, Nm, x 20, u y
v,.ter,i,V ON the property of \. W liino i'm "
suit To recover SO, - - an aetsu trril last. "
plomisscry note OF SlooVuu 'ha Isf,,nd creditors
charge Of making nu ass gnhrh' W "
prvferrea against DiluOVk " W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07

Over fifty yachts are now anchored OIL the
clubhouse Of the Atlantic Yacht club. at Bay Ridge
Among them ar the steam yachts Electra, Lasenda
Rival Radha. Sentinel AMI Yuluro; the soops oracle
Hildcgard, Drcim. Normal Amelia, Caprice SUNSHINE
Nfa,clp Mistra Pcrqun. white Wings Wild Duck lola
AMI yiyonnc. and the schoo1crs Tidal Wave, Hous Re-
public Triton Agnes. Graylng AMI Crusader lost rday
when tho o'clock gun nr'd At the clubhouse thn nag
WIS run up at half mast IN Observance OF enc da,n o
Secretary n ger and The Yachts OF the fleet put NOR
NaohI gnl md NIB AMI nriyan .gnas AZ huI nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
MR. SELIGMlN AND THE VAC1NT SECRE'
T4RYSHIP.

In regard to the report that President Arthur
had offered the Secrctaiyshp OF the treasury
Jesse Se.ismtn the We'll known blnSer of this ciIy W.
Scugnan said yesterday: II shall say nothing aoouti
matter mi.b; ace pit The otca provide was outst
unlc- cN sting INSTANCE do not know tha suoa
do 80 dee me say wueth r the report = true o. g.
or wsether | should accep' the Office IL the ici1'"~
trur lam not viii N To speak about tie SUBJECT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
THE .STRIKING MINERS IN ONO.
rgy rgLFGRArH 10 TIM TRIBUNE.

CLEVELAND, Sept. GA dispatch from Gore,
Ohio says, The strike is s on ana the excitement I'M
aba,ed The militia stin guard the onuionNt,' and
the mine, are running daily. one hundred and thirty
new miners arrived Yesterday, ana went u WORK al
Buchici one hundred more are TO arrive the lioi oi
the week. The strikers not violent a. week ago
The guards at snake Hollow ana Han Moon mines were
fired ON last night. The coal syndicate are moving all
pcIshablc property from straitsvllle with view 10
..Ilal l.AlLLI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
TIE cr,rnM uov.E pRAPED.

\ meeting was held at the Custom House
Yesterday TO take action on HE death OF secretary
Folecr Collector RoOrrsou surveyor Benedict N1Nd'
oei.,r Graham. Appraiser K,tchum, General
Aonrai.rr Perry, Deputy Assis ant Treas
mer shcrcr and Pnyac secretary wiley were
present Collector Eoner-o presided ana Appi,i,'r
N.cium acted a- secretary. Appipp.ldtr r',"i
,,,r. ..,rl Repre-, uLtycs n, n th" oar 81. - Hrp
uo'.r eff me Cu-t6m lto;~o and from t.r NH'-irt>Iy
,,u .,tt.ud me funeral of ~err.tuy - ger ma c
.n, iIny,, oll be coscddu tle hours mar VA =
0u.r,I f., t,,ire place. Tht Custom House IS "Ideu
III D ac, yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
nm CONSTITUTIONAL NMENDNENr.
OHIO REPUBLICANS At WORK.
FIGHTING DEMOCRACY's DESPERATE SCHEMES
CAMPAIGN sPEECHEs-GOOD PROSPECTS.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


CAMPAIGN sPEECHEs-GoOD PROSPECTS,
by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
SPRINGFIELD, O., Sept. G.-The desperation Of the
Ohio Democracy i shown in plans they are forming 10
create reign Of terrorism capture the polls and stun
ballot bore, in strong Democratic wards and precincts
in this state. Repeating, brldozing and buying votes
are also features of their programme systematic
attempt LA, been made to prosecute and intimldate
Irish Democrat, who have come ont for Blaine here
but they are 80 numerous, well organized and courage
Gus that they are maintaining their position, and re-
cruiting their ranks daily.
The Republicans may now reasonably hope to carry
West VIRGINIA a we'll "a Ohio. in October and pros
poets are growing brighter daily. Extraordinary
efforts are put forth by the Democrats. and then mdls
cree, boasts have aroused the Republicans who are
now working systematically and NicoIou'y IN all Pcr-
tons Of the State even in the Western Reserve Count
ie,. who're heavy Republican maiorides are always
foregone conclusion. Individual Republicans are CIV
ing practical acceptance TO the fact Of the supreme I'M
poftance u the OHIO state election.
The Republican campaign will open m earnest next
Monday and the week Will be one Of great activity.
MARI H. DunucH of Minnesota, viii speak u fainr,-
VILE Lake County on Tuesday and in Li}i"' Lorraine
County ON Wednesday: and George A. Gioot viii
speak ma Norvalk ou Friday. Major NIuam
Mckinley speaks I'M CDyahocp Fails, on Monday ana
Viii speak each day Of the week at points in the ,cu
jy. L. r. Taylor Garfield successor n Congrc-s.
speak, IA Wellington. Lorraine County, Monday, ana
on every othc. night ga the week. These places alc al
iu the c-teru Reserve portion of the STATE which al
Nays gives good account ufit-,u m Presidential
wears Tie indications are that one Of hc most holly
contested political fights ever known viii come ou n
Oho within the next three week., aud there cn hc mo-
,onht of the result Of such a conflict. The Republican.
ALWAYS carry the state when they make a thorough.
motive aud clo.c canvass and get ont their cntuc vote.
General Ca,,ius ~ Clay addressed $1,000 kcpnhh-
cans al London Friday Hi"ht ana lul h'" me mn" hc
campaign in Madison County. Al "a meeting ma Aen',
address, by General Clay, J.. Morris. leading amt
active Democrat presided, aud announced n hs
jntroducinry 4pecch hs purpose for Blaine aud
Logan. aud offered to take the stump ioI the hep'b-
lean state aud National tickets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
THE PETROLEUN MIRKEE
Nrw-YoRK. sept g.

The transactions at the Petroleum ExchahsS
to-day amounted To over 3l,0)),OlO barrels ,Ss
par o the business done i'm Tie last hou VIZ" ma
market Was in ate of panic. Ahouh P'|'s ,a,so,
early dealings rang from SiA to s6l2 cents '10 ,ba
IA. speculation WIS lar from firm, and aVe' 81
,.,,e,c,. NJ p,,e,. wa, downward after eleA ~
recovery. Tho clearing hour In Oh wy 90,
Pt.bure revealed the fat that several hrh' N. "a,
to On, wall" ami this news together with '"' -,
Tint The rev We is n the Bltr. = district VIZ an las
uu heir output stared selling moY me- ',r,t,ti0a
lnI. which wa uncnutroitble. Tine oec't ,rt b
f,rfhrdt, va, y ,cni- below last -hts tv' n,rke
Il ...u- price WIS at % -nr recovery. b"' W.
ended we * an d,mprlAL'd ,.... we've a.
1h- range OF prices and the toli u''"''
la ttAk@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
RETIRING on Two FORTUNES

The firm of Carruthcrs y Allen. for some time well
known in the grain trade mainly in tine option ou'i'
ness. has dissolved Mr. CaImthcrs will continue tho
business taking in one of his assistant, A. y1riIe,
Mr. Allen retire, on two fortunes. one of which he nay
accumulated IN business. and one Of which was leit
INN by his uncle, John Allen. Of Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
ELL WlrNON.S NrRDERER

SALEM. y. j., Sept CT is now said that
Howard SUI VAN, the eiehtecnycaroh colored 10Y
ur .,r AIRY - Tor the murder of Ella Watson has made
rouf.>iou and given the pros 'ru'on enough evidence
10 ,.,u.r c1ul M The confession was ohtaiu"4 ifoh
nm h., detective who prctcuUcd 10 ac, Is his coul'e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
POLO RlTCH At NEWPORT

NEWPORT, Sept G.-The final polo match III
the contest for pairs for the Sanford cups was
lovel tins afternoon and resulted m victory for tho
country cub the pa rs being p. Lorarl Jr AMI t. u
I,c in. .
Their oppoucn's Of the Meadow Brook Club Me'sr, :,
Hi.hcooA IT,, and Z. ID. Morgan, Only won Two ou' "
TX GOALS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

r number Of old time fire -ladd.es" assembled Ia
Bloecker Building Friday night aud Informally or
eanzed as the Blaine and Logan Hose Company of tie
Smith ward" sixty names were enrolled George A.
Williams is secretary.
A correspondent at Pueblo, Colorado says Pueblo
aud South Pueblo arc thoroughly alive to the Importance
OF olectlng Blaine and Logan The Democrats can't
'enthusc.' While in the campaign OF 1850 only slAy-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
DRAKE CARTER WINS THE CUP.
GREAT RACING AT sHEEpsHEAD BAY.
IovlsErTE BEATEN IN THE ma HANDICAP ny A
wprrCttTp START.

all Tho son oi Ton pr,cct ran tb, tlrcc miles in the
remarkable timc -, 5oi and bea, bia fed almost in
n cnntcr Irhc had continne, ON for another mile ri
the rate of which lac could easily have donc-he
would lo, ,,I r,rb tho hc.t time for four miles on
rccotd pr,tc Carter j. almost n great race hor-c.
If, c,,,no M ,,u with br.,, voillt ~ q really great
racer can, br with II ro,nl. ON hisb,ck his weight
for horse cla.. is required 10 defeat
| him Nil. NonlC rd can dof General Monroe can
mo-, and rcvor c,uld urnlc C.f'cr belong. IN better
i, t ,h,,,.h ,l,.. ,,,lli, IL. low to .cc H.
hon, after boat and train after train added to the
/ cr.,t hans, of .rrrt,ior. ri >l,cnsb.,d Bay The
n,,,r,,n WAS r,,f,t c,r M, enjoyment of the people
/ t d., ,.,,,',,. If Aha. lo..c. \ cool breeze tr'-
/ ,.,.t uh.,, Ma, t,,,, VII. ,ni itrr condition Than
/ ~, ,,, ,, .i,,, ,,,. i.,ac owe, and t.i time '1a
u, mi, urrtin,. wa. c>tf,m.l, hri,y anal lhr uoar
/ v,r, fail ofl,cl, scenes
OF rour.c the r,ctI.,, Mi. Nuodiord w'7 the m'"f-
c for tho hr, rncc hu, her uhoh'n career "i victory
TN, wear should have made lrro Tar stronger n'"l"'
! than she was She did not how sign that Hhr hhI
/ to II through race, 90 easy Wa, her succc'".
81 Augustine came in first In the tW"-J oa-"d race
but foucd Enchu- So badly that lac was justly d'P'
flied. e. Plnnger N"'tohS No'""o"'' '1' ',.,,i,
Tor the handicap at D miles the winner unexpectedly
turning up in Mr. SCOTS fy All Hands Around wa"
vou a similar Landclp lust as unexpectedly at the
June meeting
Tbo, co,o Drake Cartier, brilliant run in the Au-
| .n C All the borscs behind him were ready to
ru., 49,. hill Ia UNA fresh and strong His
i''i "''n i"''5"o "''' -.
owner won i-Uoo Va '''' roroo =, tl,c selling
curious mcli'"' was ,"' i ~, ,,r,
race al the price 81 70'o VI I,,,,, -,
lfnafore for wlich ne ph'd Tio'''o 'r.' '"'' -
But linaiorc did not win, klrkhahs Eho|! causing
general surprise by taking the purse
Mr. Caldwell. the starter, made most deploraoIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
crIrrrr ArC,NIp WAsIuNGrOY.

The international Cricket club ul Brooklyn
,csicldiy played match with the second eleven oi the
statou leland ,ri,trt rluh. at camp Wnshhsion' r. l.
Tho uroohy so team Won on.iunng lawc hy erurc Of
to a. IAo feature VI tho sAAe NaB thg baluha VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
THE YACHT FLEET AT BAY RIDGE.

Cyril wilson who mads thrty-one runs, the only doubi"
figure either side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07
UNABLE TO COPE WITH THE CHICAGOS.
TIE CUNNING OF HE NEW-YOEK BASEBALL NINE

The Chicago League baseball club defeated
the Ncy-York nine for the fourth consecutive time a
the Polo Ground, Yesterday Mclean az .in onicia ed
rs uuprc ana dd wretched work. Ewing picneI Tor me
home club and al,hou.u his delivery was not ii ma u
n. ,ld not have proper control over the pan Inc 'h
,ytS IA + y well contested ami won by the rN tl be-
trru, after an Itcrc-tius struggle The ur dIh- WIS
good on beth sides. Inc SUMMARY - 1S i1lo"-t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

NEWARK, N, J,, April 5,-Tho works Of
tho CclulOld Brush Company burned Mon.
day night The fire originate frona spark
from tho bunlng OF the wheeling In tho main
building coming In contact with u g,s. j0L
aud In an lrslunl tho whole building was In
q blaze, Tho loss Is 5000 900, Insured.
Several employees were badly Injured
PlrrnuHOll, Pa, April 70, Shortly after
midnight tlrc broke out In Schutlcs n CO. n
box factory on Eighteenth street Tho
factory planning mill, oliceg, stables, lumbor
piles, u iwo.slOy brick dwelling and shoe
store OroIn ruins l0sa $4,000,
ST. Louls, Mo- April ia special dls,
patch FROM Nmconnpt Ind, suysi at
Carlisle, about twenty miles north ul here,
u fire destroyed tho lfugonu leo Companys
houses Loss 100000,
NEW iOuN, Aprll l5,=A nrc In tho
building occupied by tho A. 7. Stewart es.
tate damaged the building aud contcnta 10
tho 0Slont Of $4,000,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
A nefccllyo rrnnInllIon Mrn.nrr.

DEs MoNts w., AprIl l5 1t Is report.
od ON apparently good authority thut tho
friends ol tho Additional ponutos bill
have discovered Ono almost fatal dofocl
In ta provisions. Tho bill was drawn
10 A to unenl certain scctona OF
tho Liquor law repeal other sections, and
also crcote additional sections II is now
claimed That somo Of these amended
sections wrIo subsequently, repealed or
amended by the Pharmacy law, 80 that tho
now und increased penalties viii not apply
The old law provides d line OF $40 to 500
NnlN while tho now one run, from $500 10
$1,000 with lengthy imprisonment Con.
tldunble 10 beIng done quietly by both
irOhibtIonIsls md An,l-lfohibllonsls 10
popNro Ia test the new law IN the courts
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
HURLED TO pEATN,
Two Terrible Railway Accidents In Oeor-
gia-rlye Men Killed aud Several in-
iured,


Two Terrible Railway Accidents In Oeor-
Eia-hlyo Men Killed aud Several In-
iured,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April lb,--'fwo
terrible accidents occurred on tho Western
d Atlantic Hallway about two o'clock H. m,
one TO The passenger train which lott hero
Monday night and the other IN anoHh'bOund
freight train, The passenger went through
u tlestle bridge near Ackworth, Ga, and the
engine, tondGr mlIl'car and smokIng-car
were dashed into tho torrent many feet
below The following Is list Of tho killed.
I'D Ware, Of Chattanooga mal-weigltr,
burned " death In the mail car; Jim
Everett the engineer both legs broken and
body shorkngly burned; tho lroman,
name unknown, body terribly mnngGd
The wounded aroi james Gillespie, United
States mail lgcnt badly bruised; William
james, conductor, scalp lacolatni aud other
Injuries, No passengers were injured, The
coach, mail car and baggage onr were piled
up In the canyon md entirely burned with
all their contents The engine Is u total
wreck.
About tho same time north'bOund
freight train went through a troftle i've
miles from the scene Of tho above accident
Engineer Mcdonald and his brennan wero
Instantly killed,
Both accidents are duo % the terrible rain
storm Monday night The rain fell In floods
for hours, aud every brook ls surging tor.
rent, washing everything before H. Al the
railroads IN Northern Georgia and Northern
Alabama arc great ullereB.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
A .uIl No ,a.onn.nln L.,nI,ra.

Nrw YoHt, April ih--'lhc second trial
Of the sui Of the New England Iron Com.
pany against the Gilbert (now Metropolitan
Elevated Road Company wa4 begun Mon.
day The iron company originally sought
some 81, nO0, 900 us damages tol breach uf
contract 10 construct bout ten
miles ol the rood The action waa
brought against the Gilbert company
ana the New York Loan and improvement
Company IN the ground that both cofpor.
tl0ns were owned gnd controlled by tho stnu
persons aud that tho contract with the iron
company had been broken ~ enable the
Loan and Improvement Company 10 make
II mora profitable contract The complaint
VIVA dismissed by Judge Freeman, and this
Judgment was sustained hy the uenem
term, but toytucd by the Court of Appeals,
Tho amount sought now aggregates about
&B 600 900
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
wants 20 Die a rruthfnl Mnr.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal,, April 5-In tho
Sharon divorce Monday the deposition of
II, NJ, True, Of Santa Cruz. was read,
During the progress Of tho trial, Harry
Wells, witness Tor plautn, had testified
that Sharon had In his presence In.
lfoduCcd Miss llll TO True as "Mn.
Sharon True who Is on hi, dcatl.bcd.
dcpuscd that Wells testimony was u put
up job between Miss lllll Wells aud him,
self II wns arranged that Miss It'll should
testify 10 That 0lloct, aud hu and Wolls
would conllfm H. Ito became party 10
tho ARRANGEMENTS believing he c0ull mako
money pnl VI 10 bUt hoIngon hs drnth.hud,
no wunl1j 10 toll thn whole truth he.
fore u was t0o lOte llnWld' II don't pro,
pose 10 40 10 the grave with u no on NY
ZIP, - llo said counsel tor tho plaintiff was
not party To ll0 arrangement, but was
told Of II after fruu'B deposition crcotol
GonsitIom ll0 IN slXtysoyon ypNf, old, aud
ha death IA momontrlly expected