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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

On Sunday night i'll tho lohanniskirsho in
the FayIoriten Schanplatz, Vienna the work
ingmen's quarter of the city, scene of tor
rlhle panic and confusion occurred. Such n
scandal had not been witnessed in yionnn
since the burning Of tho Ring Theatre. 4
Jesuit priest named lI6merl0 WA preaching
a mission sermon to an enormous audience
the majority Of whom were women nn6
ehllaren Snddunly crowds of excited work
lngmen b. oke violently into tho church
shouting Down with the Jesuits " SMASH
ing doors, windows and chairs, tearinp
the robes of a Jesuit priest named Qeon,
throwing paving stones at Father Hamerle
and damaging the altar ard images After n
severe handling the priests manage to escape
and concealed themselves in the saeristv.
Meanwhile the wax tapers on the altar falling
about caused blaze. This was soon extiI,,
Sulshed, but most fearful panic ensued.
Women and children were squeezed, crushed
and trampled upon. Three dead bodies have
been Identified. Seven persons were severely
and probably fatally injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03
He Took n Trip 10 Europe.

Ngw YORK, Dec. 81 Charles II
Prentice, % years old, was arrested last
night charged with embezslement. Prev.
Qua to June last, Prentice was employed
as bookkeeper by Abraham Burliugsm
OF Worcester, Mass. During that month
he disappeared and, an investigation
being made OF his books, 1t was learned
that he had misappropriated 1856 OF
OF his employers money. He made q
trip to Europe and month ago returned
to this city. In court to-day, he sisni
fed his willingness to go to Worcester
without the formality Of a requisition and
was handed over to an officer from tha'
nj 10
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

The best thing to take when you go 70 t SiSl
a pretty girl-take time the more you 'aN'
the better she likes it, Winston LeHd"'
A letter was recently received by a M apsTa.
chusetts newspaper addressed to the I'D
goric editor" 1t was thought to be lntet " IN
for the photographic editor but one o. M
stat, who had just been made the na a5 4
father OF beautiful baby, said he guts'SSin lin.
was for him, and it was handed over 10 n'.'
-SomerUtlle Journal
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

The American Grocer reports that
106,39l cases containing 3,753, 3s4 cans
OF tomatoes were packed in THE State
during the season of 1883. The Maryland
pack reached the enormous amount Of
1,450,000 cases the total pack of the
United States being only tribe more
than double this, viz; 2,943, 579 csses.
Maryland, OF course, leAds the column /;
New Jersey coming next, with 6l2,703
cases, Delaware third and California
fourth. The Delaware pack for the past
three years has been in 1881, 245, 0S2
GASES in 1882, llO,s6l csses in 1888,
1891 cases. These figures show that
Delaware, II small In territory, Ia huge
in more things than peaches.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03
smper.AIcohOIIc.

GALvEsroa, TEXAS, Jsa. IA Asp'
Slu Au;onin special says Henry have, e., .
wetl TO 10 German, in a drunken ls"Iha ,s
irenzJ last hi2ht attempted to oralu n,i
wits with an axe He cut two 'es,'u,
Sashes in her cheek aud arm. lie 'lsn
wont into the Kitchen and blew BIZ own
brains out,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

READING, Pa, Dec. 3l.-The managers
Of the Philadelphia * Reading Coal and
Iron company's rail mill, which closed
to day, probably permanently, throwing
300 hands out of work, state as reason
for their action that it costs s37 per ton
to make rails while in other parts Of the
country they can be manufactured for
&3s. ---
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

81 PETERSBURG, Jal. | Il is reported
that Lieeleusut Colonel Sadeikin, OF the
gel darmsTie, was entioed iuto the Ratbeff
building near the Moscow railway eta
ton, whsre he was killed by several
Nihilis,s, on Friday night last, by false
Information that Socialist meeting was
TO be held there.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

LIPPiscoTT's for January has already been
widely read and approved. Mr.. Swinburne
seizes the true uses OF Matthew Arnolds
criticism developed by its "sweet reasonable
ness," calmness, spirituality. These he OPP
poses TO tho turbulence Of Carlyle and his
worship Of force. He also takes occasion 10
deprecste the crudey outhfulness of American
society
Philadelphia's august city halls chief lacks
are completion and surrounding space Its
Projections are set forth. also some srchi,
tectural deficiencies. The coronation cere-
monies Of King Kalakaua showed the strong
hold Of the Chinese i'll his domain. For the
rest they were delightfully."- picturesque and
informal, the king reckoning hesltating
party over 10 his own table-a native belle
seizing raw fish in her graceful hand
and biting it OF down to the tip Of the
tail, and the queen dipping her fingers into
the poi Jottlngs Of conversation with Elmer
son come from southern friend, They en-
phasize his fondness for lhoresp. Christ
mas Eve at Tuckeyho" ls southern story OF
the sort in which LippinlcOns abounds. W
Minneapolis and student life at oxford, read
able sketches are given. The former boast
the largest flour mills in the world.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

MINNEAPoLis Jan. "A special to 'h'
Tibwe stst.s that free occurred yts'
terdsy at Tower City, Dakota, which 'oa u,
sum4d eight buildinsa, causing loss " Y,
s20, OG0 ; Insurance., $l7 600, . his q =;
BIsmark, d, f., destroyed G Il Feoglts
hardware store and Residence. L'S'
$4,000 and the insurance $500.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

MONTREAL, Dec. 27--The bishop OF
Huron has offered the frat prefermeni
vacant in his diocese to Rev. DR.. Wilson,
curste OF the Cathedral at Kingston, as
an evidences his vi lordrhip's sympathy
under the circumstances IN which tht
reverend gentleman is placed at present
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03
A Farmer Murdered.

EAsroN, Pa jan. I.-Ephrsih p'i,
tholomew, a wellto do farmer Of h'y'e
township, was found dead this moln.u.
with iis throat cat and his clo'9 TIs
saturated with onal oil, snd on fire. ipV
coroner has gone there to hold al ilqus'"
II is thought that hi was murdered
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

LITTLE RcoK, ARK, Dec 3l.--The Rev.
Samuel Andrews, while Oh his way to fill
a religious appointment, was shot and
killed by unknown parties near For,
Smith in Choctaw Nation. The deed ia
supposed to bs the result of an old
grudse.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03
rrouble with Dynamite Ffends-ES.
piosives In the street and Oh the


LoSDos, Dec. 27.-Thsie appears 10 bs
A revival OF attempts 10 desuoy Ifs aud
property by uas OF exploa 'ves' Bsside
the explosion at Birkenhesd on the night
Of the 25th, a dynamite cartridge sas
exploded in BsrIook street, strabsne,
County Tyrone, Ireland, yesterday,
destroying the roof Of house. A
lot Of explosives with fuse
attached has been found on the track OF
the Great Western railway near Axmin-
ster, England. Had u train passed over
the box, a serious explosion would bsve
ansued
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

PARIS, DEC 3l-Th7 anniversary OF
the Heath of n. q imbetta which occurred
jus, before midnight on December 3lst,
1889, wsl observed today. a memorial
tablet WAS erected at his residence al
Wills d. ARRAY and wreaths were
deposited upon his tomb at Nice.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

We would direct the attention Of bright
Delaware boys Of the proper age and
physically qualified, who may be smbi-
tious to serve their country and draw
pay for doing SO, to the chance offered BY
Congressman Lore. a Wilmington hoy
carried of the naval prize offered by
Congressman Lore short tipss ago; lei
Us ses II a Wilmington boy ON win the
West Point oKdetship. =...
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

DrBLiN, Jan. l-Several Lollea Of
orsrg emen with bands Of muaic are pro-
css6ing q DromoFe, County Tyrone,
under command OF Grsnd Master Stewart
Knox and Lord Colsdou. a battery OF
artillery has lett Woolwicn from bro
more.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03
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NnI,nnIur Enreign Labor.

READING, Dec. GA petition requ ,,on
ing Congress to prevent the imporla 'a,s
into this country of foreign lapOi ORE,
under contracts made abroad is being "a
oulatsd and ia receiving many signature
OF workingmen throughout this seo'iO''
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

CLAREMoST N. H., Jan. 1.-bi"ss ag
Keys, WHO died at Unity, N, b., 's n
days ago, left to the school distrlc's "
that town $l2 900, it being all his pm
perty except &45, which he gave 70 ~
only daughter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03
Failed for over Tnree Millions.

LONDON, Dec. 31.-Alexsudsr Brosden,
member OF parliament Tor Wednesday,,
and an iron master, has failed His liza
bilities are 472S,OO0. Henry Brsgden,
iron mater, sua formerly partner with
Alexander Brogden has also failed, liza
bilitisa p72O 900
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03
A so,ed Frenchman Dead.

PARis, Dec z7,-JeEn BaPiste Cieeron
Lesucur, the architect ana member OF
the Institution, ia dead. He was born In
1894 He wss the author of many works
of architecture and chronology.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

We publish to.dsy, purely for the
accommodation Of our readers and not as
an advertisement, the time table of the
Delaware railroad, giving the time OF
departure Of all the passenger trains from
stations below Wilmington. The table
has been carefully compared with the
official schedule and will bs found
correct. 1t will appear in each issue o.
the DELAWARE GAZETTE AsD STATE
JOURNAL, with the changes made therein
from time to tins.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

Under the operation OF it's stone yard
ordinance the city Of Trenton, New
jersey, is becoming known among tramps
as good place for them to avoid. Such
Of these vsgrsnts as are caugh t sojourn.
log there now are Hospitality taken in
charge, furnished with ball and chain
and furnished employment at breaking
stone. A tramp who was found lounging
around the depot waiting for chance to
sneak of on the first outgoing train de-
clared that Trenton Is now considered a
uperfect terror BY men Of his profesaion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

The biggest celebration OF Bmancipa-
tion Day, Tuesday, is reported from
Atlanta, Ca, where 1900 oolored men
turned out and paraded. They were sub
sequently entertained by speech from 8
colorsd bishop named Turner, who
assured his auditors that "ths devil in
"hell would not make the distinctions
against negroes that are made in this
"oountry." We presume the bishop
knows what he Ia talking about and thai
the gentleman in black to whom he refer
ia not apt to discriminate among hi
guests on account Of race, color or previ
Gus condition Of servituds but tn,
colored people will be in no hurry u
euigrats to his dominions for all that.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

Robert Grant in the January CENTURY de-
picts an effort" By the nouveaux
riches, German with such favors
as silver match boxes and for which
the bellies married and single got about seven
bouquets apiece. Mr. Lang thinks the trsdi-
tionAl dirt of "Edinboro' Old Town" as
veritsble as it is abominAble. The illus
trstions Of this romantic place are fine.
1.-THE Bread Winners, surely after great
''sress Of weather. gain at last the haven
usually provided. The "Panels' Of al
ocean Studio reward attention. Toru
Dutt the marvellous Hindoo glrl, claims
notice. The "lmmortals' OF the French
! Academy furnish fine heads and bright chat
| Garfields impressions Of London In 81 are
curious. Naturally parliamentary orators
were its great attraction. Bright produced
the strongest impression. Gladstone struck
him az extremely un-English. Beaconsheld
had the supreme tact OF knowing when 10
yield, when to persist. This he had caught
from Palmerston, supreme tactlclAn in this
respect 1t was Gladstone's point Of weak
ness. Many statesmen had been "high
| honor men" at the universities. General
sherman has the frontispiece, followed by
his glorious record" concise and vel
| written.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03
EngIish Iron yrnde.

LONDON, jsu lien mintr failures in
the iron trade are reported in HtrmipS-
ham. 0'her small iSinrs4 iu the same
trade Rre announced IN the provinces,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

EMORY s LITTLE CATHARTIC PILLS
are sumo entity powerful Tor the most orbust
tiohsi the action in any disease is uniform,
certain and safe, painless ana effective. Drug.
Rists-l5 eents Nh-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

During the past summer the expert
msnt of rearing oysters from srtifcisily
iertilizsd eggs was tried in = pond ex-
csvsted for the purpose in the salt marsh
slong the shore Of Chincoteasus bay.
The eggs we're allowed to stand in wooden
pals long enough to develop into tree
swimming embryo oysters before being
placed in the pond. The first 10: OF
these infsntile swimmers, which are
devoid Of shells st .his period Of their
existence, was placed in the water
on July It'll. Stakes had been
driven to which oyster shells
strung on galvanized iron were
attached, for the young oysters to tAsten
to. On the 22d of August shells were
taken from the pond with oyster "spat'
from oue-f fourth to tbrse-fourths Of an
inch in diameter sdhering TO them. The
experimsntsrs think they have proved
that oysters may be grown in this nan.
ner, that such ponds contain an abun'
dance Of food for them and that the tide
can be depended upon, by simple
arrangements, TO renew the water OF tn,
ponds.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03
CURREN LITERATURE.

VENDORS ALMANAC for 1884 has arrived. It
contains GA pages OF planetary and meteoro-
logic matter. Its weather predictions for the
opening week Of January are New Year
mild; no snow; dust or mud in many sections.
Waters quite open. Generally open weather
in the United States. Local rams or snow
and sleet hurries. A great contrast TO 1883
January"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

NEW YoRK, Dec. 27.-Genersl Grant
when leaving hem4 to-day, clipped on
'ha les Nnd irll, receiving severe sgoA
and seriously injurirg his thigh FREQ
erick Grant says that hs hal seen tls
surgeon who attended his Esther, ea'
they were unable To determine Whistler
the injury was Of dangerous character
or no.. They said, however, that 'AS
limb would be psralyz d for the time
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

New YoRK, Jtt. Z Gen. Grant Is u,
covering a.d expects to be out in a lew
days.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-01-03

TIE QUEENS BODY GUARD story OF
American life for girB. BY Margaret Nande
gritt, Philadelphia; Porter Coates,
The heights by great men reached AID kept
We're not attained by sudden flight,
But they while their companions slept
We're toiling upward in the night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-28
Brief News Items.

The Iowa House Wednesday passed the
bill already passed by the Senate, known
as the bucket-shop" bill, to prevent
gambling in grain on margins.
The latest advices from Hue state that Il
prince Of the royal family OF AMMAN had
been convicted OF promoting the massacre
of Christians. and had been hanged.
A Russian encouragement has been
Amounted for the Trans Caspian Territory,
which includes Amur-Daria as far as the
Sir-Daria desert. He is entrusted with
the special mission OF maintaining rea-
tions with Khlva.
wednesday morning while n number OF
WorLmen were moving 4 four-ton sale
mt the Arsenal Bank, in Pittsburgh, the
foundation Of the pavement gave way, and
the safe was precipitated to the cellar be-
meath. crushing to death George Schroeder.
The strike OF the coal-workers at Aryln,
in the Department du Nord, France, still
continues, and acts OF violence are begin
ming to occur. The house and furniture
of a non-striker were wrecked Wednesday
night by the explosion OF a dynamite
bomb. No loss OF life is reported.
A fire originated in Brady's Hotel. at
Spotswood. y. j., Wednesday. destroying
the building with all its contents. An
drew Mahonv, a meat-peddler, was burned
10 death in the building. The other in
mates escaped by climbing out OF the
windows to the roof OF the porch, whence,
by means OF ladders, they reached the
ground.
The Swedish Ministry, in reply to King
Oscars inquiry as to whether the NOrwe-
gian constitutional conflict would have any
influence upon the union OF Sweden and
Norway. assert that the terms OF the union
provide that no change in the fundamental
law Of either kingdom is possible without
the Kings sanction, as the Swedish and
Norwegian armies are under the Kings
command.
As engine S74 was coming from Preston
collerv, in the Dlahaney region, with a
loaded train, little child two years old
was discovered lying in the centre Of the
track with its head on the rail. The child
seemed 10 he asleep. The engineer endea-
yored TO stop the train, but as he was com
ing down a steep grade, to stop was out OF
The question Conductor Joe Powers,
taxing In the situation ut glance, sprang
ont of The cab and ran down the boards TO
the cow.catcher, where he braeed himself,
and ne the engine and train thundered
down 70 near where the child was he made
a gallant leap and succeeded In seooplns
mn the little one just as the cow-catcher
struck the arm which held the child In
safety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-28
uoseI Burned.

TBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
MACON, GA. March 27.-The Barlow
House at Americus and eight stores were
burned last nioht. causing loss Of about
$4,000. The guests OF the hotel barely
escaped with their lives, several losing
their baggage. The following Is a list OF
the losses Mrs. +. Barlow, proprietor OF
the hotel, 100000; Calvin Carter, boots
and shoes, $4,000; Agnes Aycock, books.
$4,000; Kate King, millinery, $1,000; J.
II. Johnson, on building, $1,000; J. J.
Hansley, confectionery, $1,000; Mrs. Elan,
millinery. $1,000; James Frlcker d Bro
Their, iewelry and music, sG,II5; f. J. FL
bridge, drugs, $4,000. The cause Of the
fire Is unknown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-28
GENERAL FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
TIE WAR IN THE SOUDAM
General Graham Gains Another Victory
Osmnn Dlgna's Forces Driven to the Hills
No British Casualties.

General Graham Gains Another Victory
Osmnn DIgna's Forces Driven to the Hills
No British Casualties.
fBy cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON, March 27.-General Graham
telegraphed this morning to the following
effect: Evening and night were cool.
The reveille was sounded this morning ut
$3.50 O'Clock, and as quickly as possible the
troops were gotten in readiness TO advance
on Tamanieb. The cavalry are in front.
and the infantry followed in echelon Of
brigade squares, with guns between the
brigades." A later dispatch says that the
British advanced to-day to Tamanieb and
burned the village. The Arabs fled, and
fighting Is ended.
SUAKIM, March 2.-Tbe British forces
began to advance on Tamanleb at 5 O'Clock
this morning. Firing opened at half-past
7, and was brisk upon both sides. The
rebels were in larger numbers than on
yesterday. The English cavalry and
mounted infantry led the attack and
drove the rebels from the rocks, dispers-
ing them among the hills. There were no
British casualties. The loss of the Arabs
is unknown.
SUAKIM. March 27.-The rebels fired on
the British troops from rocks upon the
left. The cavalry dislOdged them, and adj
vanced to within one hundred yards Of
Tamanieb. A. soon as General Graham
came up with the infantry and guns shells
were thrown among the dying Arabs and
exploded close to them.
On reaching Tamanieb the men and
horses made straight for the wells and
slaked their thirst. After brief halt the
cavalry moved out to the right and left OF
the village in pursuit Of the retreating foe.
The village was forthwith burned to the
ground. General Graham will explore
the region In the neighborhood Of the
wells Of Tamanicb, and then will return
with his whole SOrce to Suaklm. The
campaign is at an end.
The standards Advice 10 Gladstone
LONDON, March 27.-The Stdnddr
doubts whether Mr.. Gladstone will mut n
longer be able to support the mental fric-
ton inseparabe from his present positlc ..
IL urges him to accept pcerage, which. II
says, need moi be considered equyalen to
retirement.
ParneIi on the Situation.
DUBLIN, March 27.-The Freemdn'S
journal, Of which Il. Dwyer Gram. men,
Der OF faClaueul, II tultOI, puOIlsucS tnlS
morning an interview with Parnell. The
House Of Lords. Parnel believes, Will re-
ject the new franchise bill. The result OF
this will be the dissolution OF Parliament
and an appeal to the country.
PreIates Appointed.
ROME, March 27.-At a COnsistOrV held
to-day the Pope appointed Right Rev. F.
Y. Leroy Archbishop OF New Orleans,
and Right Rev. d. Manucy, nowat Corpus
Christi, Texas, Bishop OF Mobile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-28
Four Men Drowned.

lBy. telegraph 10 tne DisPatch'I
CLARENDON, Pa, March 27.-Yesterday
afternoon five men started from Boyd's
Eddy in small row-boat with n large
circular-saw to take it to Parker for ship
ment. When passing over BIG Falls, near
the mouth of Clarion river, the boat cap
sized, and Hamilton Walker, William
Watson, and David Fair were drowned.
The Others escaped by clinging to the
boat. Walker leaves wife and seven chill
dren. Watson and Fair were both single
NOR,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-28

date points. Later news from Australia
plantation, In West Baton Rouge, parish re-
ports that the crevasse there has been
closed.
The back water Il rising steadily and
only narrow strip Of dry land is behind
the levees. The prospect Of Government
rations has already caused some demorali-
cation among the laborers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-28
GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

MARCH 25.-The market for pig Is no way
changed. Orders for small lots, with little in-
terest among buyers, but prices generally held as
quoted last week. Ralls have steady demands: sales
OF 10000 tons steel 1t t3i AT mills. Following
the quotations: American pig. No. /. 5000
as2l.5u: No. 2, -l9@s2O forge, S17@st7 so:
Scotch pig. s21G.2l.60 for Glenganock. e22.50
eGS23 for Cotncss. $50 for Eglihton, and 81 so
ens22 for Summcrlee: S22mS22.5 for Lanslosn;
81 .5O@s22 for GartscheIrlv S2l.5oms22 Tor
CarnDrOe. American steel rats az s34 al mills;
old rails e. g for r, and g for d. h.. wrought
scrap a: 500. IOGTadi u foameTce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-28
Prohibition Enforced i'm Kansas.

10y IeIegrhph 10 INC DIspaIch.I
MCPHERSON, KAN, March 27.-Last Fri
day man named Herald opened a saloon
in Canton. in this county, in defiance Of
law. On Monday he got into row with
one OF his drunken customers and was
shot by constable. The women Of the
place raided his saloon Tuesday and poured
his liquors into the street. and he now
realizes that prohibition prohibits. The
conduct Of the women is endorsed by all
good citizens.