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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
Five Men Killed by an Exploding Boiler

CRooKsToN, MINI, Oct 2l,-The boiler
OF o thrashng-ongno exploded on the farm
OF Lcech n Nichols, at Bctraml, at nine
o'clock yesterday morning instantly killing
five persons and manglng and scaldIng
three others. The killed are: Thomas
Evendcn engineer; John Smith, John Ling
wood, Chris Swanson, John johnson. WIN
Price, aged eleven, and man, name not
learned, were badly scalded, The engineer
was drunk Sunday. lie was carpenter by
trade and incompetent The fireman says
there were one hundred and thirty pounds
Of steam. The machine was owned by
William Street, The Coroner was sum
moned, and the Jury took testimony as to
the facts given, and adjourned TIL Thursday
for an expert 10 examine the boiler.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

MIC MORMON PRoeLEM.
Hon. Alexander Ramsey En Route to Salt
Lake City as Commissioners Under the
Edmunds Law,

Hon. Alexander Ramsey En Route TO Salt
Lake city as Commissioner Under the
Edmunds Law,
OMAHA, Neb,, Oct el.-llon. Alexander
Ramsey OF Minnesota, passed through
Omaha yesterday en- route TO Utah, TO assist
In supervising tho territorial election, ho be-
Ing one OF the fye Utah Commissioners. Mr.
Ramsey says that the commission has sue
ceeded very we'll In accomplishing the work
laid out for II under the Edmunds bill,
which provides, among other things, for q
registration Of voters both male and female,
and that oath net be made before register
Ing that the applicant Is not q polygamlst
by means Of this registration and the oath
twelve hundred polygNmlst voters have
been DISTINGUISHED, and the pOlygamlsts
have been put out and kept out of
office. Al0rmons who vote and who
hold office arc only those who are
known not 10 be pQygamsts, The COM
mission estimates that there are now In
Utah about twenty-five hundred male pOlyg-
amlsts, In regard TO trials for polygamy
Mr., Ramsey says the great difficulty Is In
obtaining evidence, as Is shown by recent
cases. Mormon church authorities have
very defective memories as 10 where the
records can be found, and seem to know
less about p0lygamOus marriages than
do outsiders, and they resort 10 every
means 10 place obstacles In tho
way OF obtaining evidence Mr. Ramsey
could not answer the question as TO when
and how the Mormon problem would be
solved. Time alone would tell, In regard
to the Edmunds bill all had been accom-
pllshCd that could be done under lts pro-
visions, and Us far as II goes II Is satlsiac-
tory,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
nlow lila IIrnd 20 Plnnnn.

CHICAGO, Oct 9l.-oscar Heftor, aged
eighteen, his brother Richard, aged four
teen, and two other boys, John and Michael
uoxio, went hunting Sunday In the Town
OF Lemont About one o'clock Oscar un.
dertook TO shoot at pumpkin for mark
He cooked both barrels OF his gun and dis.
charged one barrel. AS no reloaded that
barrel the other one was discharged strlk-
Ing him In the mouth and instantly killing
him,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
RIlllIhr Cnlnr Linz.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct 2l,-'rho Governor
Of Georgia has Just written letter which IL
likely To bo sharply criticised, Several
weeks ago white prisoner named FaullI-
uer In Lockets' convict camp was shot dead
by q colorcd guard. Tho fact was then
made public that negroes were hired M
guards and bosses over the white oonyIcts,
This aroused wide ndlgnOt,oa against the
essces, so great has II been that the Gov
ernor has written u letter 10 the convict
lcsScts, Instructlng them Lhnt colorcd men
must not bo employed In such positions,
aud the company has promised compliance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

New HAVEN, Conn, Oct al.-A few
miles above Ansonia the NOugatuclS River
Is damned TO furnish wOterpowcr Last
night At 1880 this immense body of water
escaped and flooded the town. The depth
Of water on the streets varies from three 10
ton fest Stores are flooded, cellars are
washed out, and In some cases foundations
nre shaken, Tho break Is thirty feet Wide
and fifteen feet deep All tho mills arc
stopped and ten thousand hands arc idle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
$500 Per Year.
MANY FIRMS BURNED our.

Furious Connagratl0n Raging In nar-
NUNS Winter Quarters ut bridgeport.
Comma Brooklyn Blaze which Coaa
$500, O1O-Other Fires,
Nlw York, Oct, 2O.-Early yesterday
morning fire broke out on the second floor
Of the four-st0ry brick building 2i2 and "a
Plymouth street. Brooklyn, occupied by the
Rice Box and Tar Company and rapidly GU
tended through the building, The flames
spread 10 $40, adjoining the Rnt floor OF
which was occupied by II, Greand, picture
frame manufacturer and the second floor by
james Walton, dealer In woodenware, The
f0ur-stOry brick building at pi6 and 2la
also caught fire, The first floor was OCcu.
pied by 5. RanIch nIckelplatGr; the 500
Ond and third floors by William N. Peek.
and the fourth by the Fulton Electric Com.
pany, Nos, $50 and 259 adjoining, oCour
pied by Frederick II. Levy a. Co., printing
Ink manufacturers was also damaged con-
sldepbly From this point the flames
spread through TO Water street, completely
destroying Nos, 257 aud $50 on that street
The first floor was occupied by VIII
lam q, Brown, manufacturer Of dyes;
tho second floor by William
N Peck, and the fourth floor by the Ruggles
Button Company and Brady Electric Com
pNny Tho cause OF the FIRE is unknown.
The buildings were part Of the Carey estate,
and the damage on them IL estimated at
fully slOO,0OO partially Insured The loss
on entire stock and fixtures IL estimated at
100000, While the engines were on their
way 10 the scene one was upset and severely
Injured Henry Flt2sImmons, the driver
BRlDGErORT, Conn, oct. 20.-At mid
night barn was burned on tho winter
quarters Of the Barnum and London shows
Seventy tons Of hay owned by BanuIn
were destroyed. The loss II $4,000. Tho
fire was probably Of InCcndary origin Tho
circus and menagcrlo Is still on tho road,
and the quarters here are but very slightly
damaged, the Inslgnllcance Of the loss boz
ing solely due 10 tho efficient work OF tho
fire department
MERIDIAN, Miss, Oct. 2O,-Forty ono
horses were burned 10 death In ItusGn-
baum's stable yesterday morning, and a
large mill was destroyed. Loss $50, 900,
NEW York, oct 2o,-A fire occurred this
morning In the building occupied by Ganta,
Jones u Coz dealers In chemicals and
drugs The loss ON stock Is estimated at
100000, and on the building $4,000 Tho
damage by water TO the stock OF T.. Lcnk S
Co., dealers IN Ohio Wines, was 5000, Gov
cred by insurance,
ARNrmOM Ontario, Oct 90. -Campbols
Hotel, block Of brick stores owned by
Sterling Il Moore, aud several frame build.
hgs In the rear were burned today Loss,
100000,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
Two Tragedies.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct 81, Yesterday
NJ their residence, No, 9oi polno street. Ter
romeo oummlsly, q molder, fatally shot his
Wife FonnIo oummIsky. Tho couple had u
disagreement
READING, Pa, Oct o.. Gorge Long q
hod-carrier and Martin Brouch, barber, got
drunk and quorroled over politics. Finally
Brouoh whipped out n razor and eashed
Long no badly that ho win die,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
An Electoral Candidate Mystorously Shot.

New YoGR Oct 2O,-A mysterious caso
OF shooting took place here Saturday after
noon, The Victim was William B, Fitch, Of
Kingston, Presidential Elcctor on tho
Democratic ticket Mr. Fitch, who has an
ollco ut Broadway aud Park place, was
walking along the street near that place
about three o'clock Saturday, when q
bullet struck him In tho right temple. Ho
fell 10 the ground, and was carried Into q
store, A physician who was called In ad.
ylsed that he be taken home before an at
tempt was made 10 extract tho bullet This
was done, and late In the evening tho
wounded mans family physician extracted
slightly llattened twcnty.twocallber ball.
The wound, though severe, will not II 10
thought prove fatal There Is no olew 10
the party who fired the shot
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
Nnll.Morkora on n atrllsn.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct e1.--owing
10 the reduction Of woges at South Tredogar
Noll-works, all nallors and labores In that
department refuse TO go 10 work, throwing
out Of employment about three hundred and
fifty men. Tho employees IN tho rolng-mlll
part OF tho works accepted tho reduction
and VIII continue. Tho mills will shut
down for tho present.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
Dootora ON u strike.

New YoRK, Oct ei.-Thc star says;
The physicians of Mount Vernon complain
that they have had great difficulty recently
In collecting bills from patients, Some Of
these don't pOy because they are too poor
and others because they arc too mean.
The physicians, therefore, entered into q
compact some time ago by which each mem
Der was bound to decline 10 respond 10 cnlls
TO att ID patients In arrears 10 any members.
A blacklist, II Is said, was made out for the
information OF each doctor, and now con-
tNIns about scyenty.llye nnmes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct 9l,-ln the
ncIghborhood Of NolOnsvlle, thirteen miles
south of Nashville, negro boy went out
cunning and remained In the woods until
late, On his return ho passed u cabin, near
which were two little girls playing, The
girls concluded 10 give him scare. They
dropped on their knees and began crawling
toward him, making strange noise, The
boy thought ho was attacked by ghosts, and
called 10 know who was there, The girls
continued 10 below and mako noises, when
the boy raised his gun and fred twice, kill.
inQ both,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
A TRAGIC SEQUEL.
Tho Vlroqun (wls) Wlfc-Murdercr Com.
mlts Suicide In llls cell.

mlts Suicide In illA cell,
VmoQuA, Wis, Oct 9l,--Thc news that
crazy German farmer named John
lluschkO, living near here, had murdered
his aged wife and fed TO the woods was
telegnphcd yesterday Yesterday fore
noon he was captured by a farmer and 70.
turned to the village II was ut once seen
that he was u mying maniac. During the
night without the least proyocatlon he had
shot his wife after sending the children to
bed Both barrels Of the gun were dis
charged, and the wiHcs body was horribly
mutllNlcd. The man fed In his night
clothes and was almost frozen when capt.
ured. Last evening ho was rational for q
spell, and the jNller told him that he had
Killed his wife. This was he first
ho seemed 10 know of his
terrible act He was almost Frustrated
when he realized what no had done, OK.
claiming In the German language; Great
God In Heaven what have dOne2" The
suilerlngs Of the poor wretch were heart.
rendlng, This morning, when the Jail was
opened, his body, cold In death, was found
hanging from u raflcr He had hanged
himself, using snspender for the purpose.
The deed was probably done during the
early part Of the night
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

SmtpyviLIr, KY, Oct 2i,-Elljal
Kirk took his shotgun yesterday and rod,
10 the residence OF Robert Clark, whom h,
accused Of having circulated evil report,
about Miss Kirk While Kirk was rldnl
up and down the road looking for Clark
tho latter opened his front door, and firing
two shots In rapid succession, almost blew
pif Kinks head.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
Terrible End Of a Family uurrab.

QUEBEC, Can, Oct si.-A family named
Parent consisting of husband, wife and
son, got drunk Sunday night and II Is sup.
posed, In their monouvcB knocked over u
lamp, which set fire TO Mrs. Parents cloth
Ing. The police were attracted 10 tho
house by cries for assistance, and found
tho woman lying In the b6ck yard, with
her entire clothing on fire, She was con.
veycd 10 tho hospital, but died shortly after
Wnrd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
Work TO bo Resumed at Reduced Wages.

AUGUSTA, Ga, oct 2O,-Tho Enterprise
factory shut down for six weeks, COM
mcnces 10 run on full time to-day. Tho
Augusta and King mills are running on fun
time, Wages have been reduced twenty
five per cent Tho thrco mills employ
eighteen hundred hands, The SIbley mill
which employs six hundred hands, IL put.
ting In additional machinery, The Algor-
non mill Is also running, Some other small
mills, shut down for several weeks, will
soon commence running ut reduced wages.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
THE ARMY.
Annual Report OF raymnstor-G General
accommodation, Etc,

Annual Report of paymnstor GonerAl
Itochostsr-I,eoommc Etc.
WASHINGTON, Oct 2l,-POym0stcrGcn-
eral Rochester In his annual report says the
total amount available for the fiscal year was
Sl5, 1901 ,l6l; total amount disburscd, Sla,.
300, 100; leaving q balance Of 81, 020,dll, lie
commcnds the present system OF dcposilo
rlcs for public funds, llo regrets tho dlscon-
tnuancc OF tho repositories ot Santa 10 and
san Antonio and recommends their rc-cs,
lahllshmcnt lie also recommends Un ap,
preparation Of $4,000 10 be- made for the
mileage Of officers Tor shc fiscal year 1885,
and says there will undoubtedly bc a do,
llclcncy In the appropriation for the pres
cnt fiscal year unless great rcslrlc,
tIons arc Imposed In the Issuing OF
orders that contemplate the payment
Of mileage, II IL again recommended that
law lorblddlng the payment Of mileage
10 army officers over lundgrOnt roads
should be repealed, II s urged that the
paragraph In the army regulations forbid.
ding un officer from issuing hypolhccOlng
or transferring his pay account not uctu-
ally due NJ the time, should be enforced,
and no longer treated as dead letter
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
Thrnmn ONT of ,ynrlf.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Oct si.--Work In IL.
II. Fishers pIpc-mill has been suspended
indefinitely throwing eight hundred men
out OF employment,
FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct oi.--The shut
down Of tho mills took effect yesterday. Al
though ten thousand persons aro Idle, thero
IL no unusual throng on tho streets,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
Prime Meridian Conference.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2i,-'rhc lntcrnOton-
al Meridian Conference adopted the follow.
Ing resoutlons
Resolved, That this universal day Ia 10 10 n
mean eonr day, b. 10 bogn Tor u tho
world NJ hg momcn, OF mean mi hight OF the
ming of tho olvll day nnd dnto OF that mrrId.
lnn, nnd IN 10 bc counted from zero up TO
MOnly four houra,
Ros6Ipol, Tint the conference oXprcss the
hope that ~ soon NJ may DO practicable tho
astronomical and nlutlonl ddys viii be ar.
ranged everywhere 10 begin NJ mcUn MID.
uIyhf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
Tho nlnlnn Llhni anll.

fNDIANApofjs Ind, Oct ei.--fn the
Unitod States Court yesterday morning tho
libel case Of Blaine vs, The indianapolis Scr,-
tnoi was set for trial December 30. Tho
defendants attorneys had subpoena Issued
for Dlalpo 70 servo on him to-day, Tho
agreement between tho attorneys was that
vi wrlts and subpwnas should DO served on
flInInon counae
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

ViNcENNEs Ind, Oct aO,--The clothing
store Of George r. Montgomery was broken
into Saturday night by u gang of fourteen
men and clothing and jowery to the amount
of several hundred dollars were taken.
Tho thieves fitted themselves out In now
suits, shirts, boots, hats, etc., and left thoir
old clothing In the store. Sunday the police
captured eleven of them Just across the
river In Illinois, and they were put In jail.
Tho other three mon escaped.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
Serious Drought In pennsylyanIa,

PmApELpmA, Oct 9i.-A special 10
the Pross from Shenandoah says the water
Ia 80 scarce but half an hours supply Is al-
lowed out OF tho twenty-four. In Lost
Creek and other places people are supplied
from the tanks OF locomotives. Tho drought
Ia tho soyerest In mnny yeara.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
Politics aud liquor cauao u Murdor.'

AuNApEE, Wis, Oct eO.-A Democrats
rally was held at Forcstvllle, Door County,
seven miles north OF hero, Saturday nIghA
James Mehan, candidate for Congress n
tho Ninth District, delivered I'M address,
Some present drank heavily and general
row ensuod, during which man named
Schultz fatally stabbed Joseph Meyer In tho
kidneys. Others were also cut moto or less.
Schultz has been arrested.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
-Four chiidron Meet a Horrible Fate,

QuEBEo, Oct ei.-A farmer At ST. Jacob.
In loft his four children In tho house while
he went 10 tho field yesterday morning,
Tho eldest, aged eleven, placed flask Of
powder on the stove and quantity inside
the stove Tho stove WINS blown into frug.
monts and the house set on fire. Three of
tho children were rescued IN dying condi.
tlon. Tho fourth may recover.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
workman Arreutod for sunday labor.

ToRoNro, Oct. ot.--Several employees Of
the Canadian Pacific Railway were yestor-
day summoned to appear In the Police Court
on charge of violating the statute against
Sunday work, which they did Inst Sunday.
Officers OF the company state that the urgent
need Of repairs 10 rollng-stock forced them
10 ask tho men 10 spend n portion OF Sun.
day fitting cars for active service
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
A ohange In MIR. nlnIne,. rrogrnmme.

CmcAGo oct 2O,-Mr Blaine teegraphs
10 tho Illinois Republican State Central
Committee that he will leave Springfield
Immediately after speaking there on Friday
evening next by an extra train for this city,
stopping half IN hour at Bloomington, aud
that ON Saturday morning he must mako a
running trip to Milwaukee, coming back 10
Chicago In the evening In time for tho
grand demonstration that Is preparing for
him here, lie viii probably leave here for
New York Saturday night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
Double murder AZ Hartford, Conn,

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct o1.--Martln Uar.
rison, car.drlver, and his mistress, Ada
Brown, were killed last night. s. Gregory,
u former lover of The woman, has been ar
rested. Jealousy was the cause.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
A unnI,lnv ,rnvm A. uc.uma'

New YoRK, Oct 21.-Tho firm OF Don
nell, Lawson n Simpson, bankers, whlcl
failed during tho recent panic in Wal
street. announced that they expect to ~
sumo business tomorrow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
Tho chicago Ic,po.l,Ion a suoooss

CHICAGO, Oct ai.-'rho average paying
attendance at tho Exposition was this
season In excess of eight thousand per day,
realizing nearly Si,400 daily The com
pany would bo glad to oxpend $1,000, 900 In
improvements upon an adjacent trct II th,
city gave lts permission.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
A prlnnnnr,n Irnlni Irnli.

PirrspuRou, Oct sl..-Whllo John Fltz-
gerald, u hoise-thlof, was attempting 10 ~
oapo from jail yesterday morning by letting
himself out OF window with rope, tho
rope broke aud Fitzgerald foil 10 tho
ground forty feet below, receiving fatal
iuiurlcg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

PrTsBuRdu Oct 20, "A $4,000 model
Of Captain james b, Eads proposed ship
railway over the Mexican Isthmus, repro.
sentmg ship seven feet long being raised
out of the water and run across an imagln-
Ory lsthmus, Is on exhibition here In tho
Union Switch n Signal COmpanys build
Ing and Inspected by number Of proml-
ncnt railroad men, among whom were
Charles S Clark and Colonel j. p. An
drows, directors In the company building
the monster railway.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
Increased Icsports.

WALL STREET. Oct oi.--Tho- exports,
exclusive Of spcclo, from tho port Of New
York for tho week ended 10 day were SO,.
4o3, 900, against Sb,oti, 900 for tho prevlouS
week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
A Itumor Denied.

WARRINGTON, Oct 9i,--In relation 10
tho dispatch from London that Secretary
Frollnghuyson had "declared his inability
10 understand tho reluctance Of France 10
mn amlcablo settlement OF tho difficulties
with China" Mr. Frellnghuyscn says ho has
never expressed an opinion on tho subject
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
Suicide Of u Fratriclde.

CHICAGO, Oct N.-Churlcs j. Downlo
Who murdered hls brother William on tho
cyonng Of September nj his home, aat
taSallo avenue committed suicide In tho
County Jail last night by hanging himself
3 his cell door.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
PANIC IN OIL.
Exciting Times on the Pittsburgh oil FIX
changcs-Fallure OF Several Operator,

Exciting Times on tho Pittsburgh oil Ex-
changcs-Tnllure OF Several Operator,
Etc.
PITrsnURdH, Oct 2l,-The OIL Exchange
was In a state of greater animation to-day
than II has been since the famous Penn
Bank deals disturbed II, Failure follow
Ing failure until the brokers stopped trad
Ing and waited TO see what was coming,
The dlsIrust became so general that solid
brokers were afraid to deal with half
the men who Camored around tho bull
ring, The bull raid has been one Of the
most successful ever made. Since yostcr-
dny the market has advanced fifteen cents,
and many Of the shrCwdcst dealers were
caught badly, The short Interest here ls
estimated NJ 100000 barrels, and Os one
dealer sad 1--WE thought the market
was rotten ut sixty and looked for lower
prices, instead Of which II went In the OPP
posite direction. The failures to-day were;
A. A. Adams, $4,000 barrels; II, Is, Som
ors, $4,000 barrels; Captain j. X. Barbour,
5000 barrels, Hendricks IL Mclaughlin,
1000 barrels; W. II, Duncan, S3l balance,
which he was unable to make up, and 49,
900 barrels bought In for Il. b. Thomson,
who failed yesterday The difference In
cash In the above failures will not be large.
The market opened strong this morning
at GOJG, advanced TO i5il then dropped OIL
to ~ cents, but rallied again to 1874 cents
at half-pOst one o'clock.
The latest dispatches from the field re-
port the Christie we'll doing i3O barrels per
hour and tho Phillips we'll about sixty bar
rnla
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

Rock ISLAND, H., Oct 9i.--,Jomos
Springer, tho yardmastcr OF tho Rock
Island " Peoria Road, got his foot fastened
In frog ut on early hour yesterday morn.
Ing, and before he could extricate himself
he was r,il over aud KILLED
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
FIGURES FOR VOTERS.

Statistics of tho Last Two Presidential
Election Present Standing OF the Eleot-
oral College.
WAsmNGToN, Oct 2i.-The following
table shows the number of Electoral votes
cast by the different States In the Presl-
dental elections of 1870 and 1880, for whom
cast, and the number Of Electoral votes In
each under the new apportlonment;