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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27
OhIo CoIored Men,

SPRlNGFWLp, o., Feb, 90,-Omham
Dlnwoll, wel'known lawyer aud polti'
clan, has Just returned from u uip through
Ohio, llo has been organizing cQual'rights
leagues among the colorcd people. llo
says they are worked up 10 IN extreme
point on the subject Of civil rights, New
leagues are sprlnglng mp daily and within
few months there viii he 200 In existence,
Among tho points the leagues will Insist on
arc the repeal OF the law on the Ohio stat.
utcs making II penltcntlOry ollonso for u
negro 10 marry white woman, tue section
permitting separate schools, aud the use Of
the word "whto' In the constitution, AZ
The meeting Of the State CommIttoeo n
NcnlO Saturday u constition aud bylaws
Woro ndOpiod
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL

There are 376 plg.iron furnaces out OF
blast In the United States. And yet We
have high protective tariff
The jewelry store OF II. Marks ~ Co.,
Troy, N. Y, was robbed OF h0 900 worth
Of jewelry Saturday night
They hang Johnson, the Napoleon
murderer, on Thursday, May 20lh, be-
cause Friday IL Decoration day
Christian Koltz, Bucyrus brewer,
found suicidally suspended In u saw
mill. Screw loose In tho brain.
A British force Of 1900 men has
marched from Suakin, which was re-
lieyed, TO raise the siege of frinkilat
The Canadian Indians NJ Crooked lake
have nassacred the mounted police,
sacked tho agency nnd gone upon Tho
warpath.
Watts and Jamison, employees Oh the
steamer Warren ut Chattanooga, fell
into the river while lighting aud were
drowned,
II Ia thought MOrrison's tariff bill
will got before the house some time
next week The fun Of tho session Will
then begin.
Congressman Phelps, Of New Jersey,
hna just pnd $4,000 for plot OF land IN
Washington, and viii build u palntial
residence there,
The ohio In now falling NJ oil points
below Cincinnati, Tue Hood IN u thing
OF the past, but itp effects Will DO serious
ly felt for weeks to come.
A Defiance dameel dug out with an
"ond man" OF the New Orleans mlna'
trels. Her potticOated progenitor pur'
sued aud led her home by tile ear
lrritatod at her husbands abuse, Mrs,
Connelley, Of Milwaukee, fctched him
one on the head with u wooden bucket,
Knocking hun down stairs and breaking
hig neck.
W. b, Cash, u well.known desporado,
rode into Columbia, y. O., aud In his
effort 10 reconstruct tho town killed
Marshal Richards 0nd another citizen,
and escaped TO tho woods.
"Nothing will wreck u w0mans hap
piness quicker than opium eating, OK.
cont onion eating" says an unmarried
photographer. IL is not the w0mnl's
happiness which onion eating wrecks
Some Of the preachers say tho flood
was sent as u punishment OF the wicked
vet 0weneboro and Henderson, one The
home OF tobacco and the other Of whisky
didn't 40 much ~ got their toes wet,
Two years ago Geo. II. Fryer, Of Den
yer, Col, struck II rich TO the extent ol
sbOOO00 He plunged into the mosi
reckless extrayngance ana wound
up NJ tho end Of hiB fortune with dos,
sof morphine.
4 Judge Lynch hae extended his juris
dIction IN the State OF Colorado To cover
bogus doctors, A quack named Madlong
having given a prescription which re-
enlted in the death Of the party taking
A. The vigilance committee prescribed
Tor The Doctor and he died of ofstrangula
tiOn.
The Union Hotel block nj jackson
Mich, owned by ID. b. llibbard and occu
pied by svyOral busiless llrms, wai
burned Sunday. foul persons wer,
fatally injured and nj least ono burned
" death. Loss estimated at 100000
Among tho fatally injured IN Jamel
HerneB, OF Cleveland, who Jumped from
o third'story window.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27
rhcy rrcfcr lhc rIchcl nl la1a.

NEW YoUR Feb 90 democratic nfoi.
nation from Washington tells OF remarlSo-
bly, strong preferences In favor OF tho
Presidential ticket Of 1879, A Democrat
who hns just returned says that u ma
lorIty Of the National Committee bc.
lloyc that Tldcn should be- nominated
again. ~ he IL the only Democrat who can
carry New York, while Mr. Hendricks
nomination would remove lpdlanO from tho
list Of doubtful States The members of
the committee are not yet disposed to nd
yocOlc Mr. rldcn openly, but think that
events viii soon Justify such advocacy.
This visitor says that the selection Of Chi.
cngo X commonly construed Ut Washington
us In Tldcu's interest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

WAenN0roN, Feb 2O,--'lhc Signal Ser
vice observer at Vlcksburg reports that tho
river has broken through three miles below
Delta, La, noOrly opposite Vlcksburg, and
tho water ls now three Inches above tho
track Of tho Vlclsburg, Shreveport Il Pa-
clllo Road, near California Station,
SlliuvEroIE La,, Fob, 20. The Red
River IL tho highest Il has bOon since lSip,
aud Ia still rising, Steamers are bringing
In stock and people from the submerged
plantations for u hundred miles above aud
below Tho whole country Ia reported un.
der water and gront damage IA being done.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

THERE Ia considora BILE Republican od
itorlal brain substance being wasted
just now, TO show that Mr., Payne In not
u candidate for the Democratic presi-
dental nomination. Az Mr., Payne has
said no IN not candidate, this wear aud
tear on the editorial nerve cen tera seems
10 be unnecessary. Az We understand
the situation there In an uneasy feeling
In the Republican mind that the Demo.
Gratis may insist that Mr.. Payne take the
nOmination.-Plain Dealer.
just no; We have been thinking that
xyaV
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Thrown from a IInnd. cnr nnd IiIllnd.

DIXON, H., Feb, o0,--G, rcntonous and
W. H. Pearson were killed Saturday night
on the Chicago n Northwestern Roiltoad,
about eight miles west OF this city, In
company with several others they were on
thoIr way TO Sterling on hand.coE aud
were holding on 10 freight train IN order
10 save tho labor Of working their hand.
car In some way Pearson was Itrked OIL
the hand.car, which pnssed over and killed
him. Tho Inr also threw Pentonous OF,
and ho sustained fatal injuries. The two
men leave families Three others were In.
jurod but not seriously,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

PrrsuuUGL Feb 26-,lotc Monday
night confirmation wo, received Of u ruhor
which had been ol.odt during the day 10 the
effect that tby control of thu Pittsburgh n
Western Railroad had changed hands The
report was declared to nc true by Thomas
NJ, King, one of the uuw directors A ma
jodty ol the stock was WEvu los the Balti-
more a OHIO Company which elects seven
0t the thirteen directors, us follows Rob.
crl Garrett Samuel spencer j, n, Cowcn
und \, 5, I'm, OF Baltimore, Thomas NJ.
King. Pittsburgh, suluu Humphrey and H.
), Terry, OF NcW York
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27
nrn,n of r,.nnyernor samnel rrlre.

CuAmrsroN, WA, Feb 30. o. -ES.Gov.
Samuel Price, Of LowlsburG W. Va, died
Monday morning ot his home, after three
days Illness OF congestion Of the brain, llO
was u member Of the Constitutional Conycn.
tIon of Virginia which passed tho ordinance
OF secession, but refused 10 vote for OF sign
II when passed, lie was appointed United
States Senator by Governor Mathews Ia
M u portion OF the unoXplrcd term Of Soma.
tor Allen r. Cnrpcrton, who died shortly
after election Governor Price was In hls
plphilpih ypnr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27
Ncnlc nurne'. rcn, nj galveston.

GALVESTON, TcNo Feb, 6,-At the
Beach Park Monday afternoon, Mrs. Nellie
Burke the celebrated cQucstrcnnc accom-.
pllshcd the difficult feat Of riding one hun.
drcd miles In five hours on wager Of one
thousand dollars Promptly Vt one o'clock
Mrs Burke appeared on tho track and
started, She mOdo forty changes un cano
IN uulm the string M easy winner amid
tho enthusiastic applause ol the assembled
multitude IN four hours and hlty.hvl min
uiuu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27
arcnl Itnn n lhe nreaoenl cll,

Nav onbrASs, Feb w. The king Of
tho carnival made his entry into this city
Moeday afternoon. The krowe Of protols
paradcd The streets At night The Fifth Mary.
lapdR cgImoui and the Detroit Light Infantry
are IN attendance on the festivities. The
king and four hundred members OF the ear.
nIvn organization OF Cincinnati made the
MN by special train In twenty.elrht hours
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27
rhn uninailni Mn.l nrnnri.

SAN Francisco Fob 2O,-Judgc Saw
yer, In the Circuit Court decided Monday
the test.case of a ChnamOn arriving with.
out return certificate, who left here be-
tween the passage Of the Restriction net Of
May d 1857, aud the date Il became effect.
I've August 0, 1882. II wns the courts
opinion that the Celestial was unlnwlully
In the country, II was M appeaicOse from
the District Court, where the same decision
VIVA rendered.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27
Mnrarr In lhs secnna nrnrrr.

DrrUorr Feb 90, --Gcolgc Wilson, who
killed l'aholmau BulOrd with u shotgun
last November when the olcrr tried to ar.
rest him Ior stealing bOlre OF oil, was
convicted ol murder In the second degree.
Wilson IL II Young man with II wife and
child III, deleuse was that the officer was
without Il warrant on u uniform, and tlnt
Wilson took the oil IN fun aud killed tho
officer ia gplf dpfonsn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

TpERE Ia talk Of the Legislature en-
acting n law TO furnish free books for
the public schools, and thus put an end
to tho monopoly In school books. The
latter result We wOnld much like TO see
but do not wish big government steal
10 take lta place,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27
i'atni Land Dispute.

HUMBOLDT, Kan, Feb. "a Monday
mOrnug Hugh GullOrd and his three sous
had n dispute with james llarcIcrodo about
piece Of land owned by u Mrs llOwos but
claimed by the Gullords Blows were OK.
changed, aud finally tho Gullards drew 10.
volvors and began u FIRE, llalclerOdc was
instantly killed, and Mcfarland, after be.
Ing shot three times, hud his head crushed
In with club Tho murdcrolS rode OIL,
but were Ailerward captured and aro now
In Jail here, Many armed mon are In town
and trOubla IA tnnrpd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

MiNNrAr0fls, Mimi, Feb, 20,-A spe.
clal 10 tho J0lrndt from Valley CITY, u,
r., says "rhc body Of Fred Nelson was
found Ave miles from tho place where he
started In Tho blizzard His two children
have not ye been found While looking
for these bodies the remains ol Thorwad
Gundeson were found, Uundolson mad left
Clark CITY for his claim Just before the
blizzard and finding Of his body was tho
lirnl LnnMn tint hn Mha lnaL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27
EWS NOT Es.

T,o foundation stone Of the new ffo,uco
0,tomonge was laid In New York receniN'
- Ad,tces from Madagascar say Thai .pNer
l.. r,Se among the Prenchmen at Iani@lA'o'
Russia has made propositions 70 Ve, a'a from
for joint reduction OF '''o'' Wv WV
| tier. 49, .,r,Llno veays
Al Fail River, Mass the slrlhps s S'%s ~.
ara in two OF the P0cAh'e' "H''' NV"
| tarned 10 work ,.,os yoelker.
az Minneapolis, are dangerously )" '''
| eating raw ham u. ,ost.oniee
ot VIch kill, Mo-, and 'ocu'o' ''''''
on N and stamps ,,.,. Co,looe denies
,soort that he accepted tio ''''''N'''
University Of Minnesota ,.d,,o,e
the. AZ "a. the bankrupt halawMYp ~
Of the ~stSgNikeee, shoM N'''"
O. shepaf Ven OF s77,7l8'
merchants OF M tie lwwS VI a., IN th,
$4,000 and llabllll 'sd 70 HuVps ,,,,p,,.,t NJ
Al Hanover y, H.,
mouth College have rclu ,.,,,.r,
regulations proposed lor the co,
intercollegiate sports, "a,
AT Knoxville Tenn, during IN,
Of Mrs, williams, Monday u pdfc.
nnlng fifty people fell 10 the grou
Many were Injured, two fatally
In obedience TO the demand Of the railroad
commissioners Of Missouri, the Rock Island
Road has promised n reduce lbs passenger
rates In that state 10 thfea cents per mile.
Al C0yIngon, Ky, George Eugobur
challenged Mike kruso TO u trial of strength.
While krso was pulling OIL his coat Engel-
bur knocked his brains out with o stick OF
wood, killing him,
The lumber used IN the scnilold on which
John Brown was hanged was used 10 erect
porch for brick dwelling at Cmro,tnwn.
Last week The mltoral was carefully
slowed away by Colonel John W. Gayle,
The Court OF Queens Bench at Montreal
has issued u writ of hnbcls corpus Tor the
relcaSe from the insane asylum OF James
Walsh, lately manager Of the Pembroke
branch Of the Bank Of Toronto. he VIA
lncarcerled on the order Of his wlc
Heavy SHOWS In tho Rocky Mountains
have prevented through talic ON the North
orn Pacific Road Tor i've days, and Ike
delay will probably he caused by w.Nuuuts
from melted snow between AmswUrlh aud
Spmgue There are two hundred through
passengers ut tho latter place,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27
horticultural soclety.

CANTON, o., Feb. 20, 1884,
ED. STARK Co, DEM0CRAT.-'rhe next
meeting Of the stark County norticul.
tural Society will be held at the real.
deuce Of u, N. Slusser, Louisyil 10 March
5th, All who did not receive the annual
report for 1883 may know their mem.
berahip has expired, aud viii receive IL
by renewing their membership. Send
VI to the secretary or come 10 The meet.
ing, ana you viii receive n copy. j, F.
NiesS IL the essayist for the occnsIon I,
subject, "ls there no balm In GlleaiY
IL there no physician thefer Grafton.
"0ur City Cousin IN an AgrlcultuIiat.S y
j. II, NlEsz. Sec'y,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

liz we learn TO trent timber ~ u crop,
and, allowing 10 or 20 years for lla
growth, will cut II by some process Of
rotation that will all the while provide
for and protect new growth, We may
reach an intelligent position. But, Ha II
ia now. with the unregulated, reckless
destruction OF our treea, we can only
look for Hoods and drOughta M u result,
and can only blame ourselves for the
distress and loss that follow, Hartford
nn..a..N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

NEw NoRN, Feb 20, Charles E, 10.
land, Of New York, Albany, and Saratoga
hotel fame, has just received offers from tho
American Hotel Company Of Paris to take
charge OF and manage the colossal new
hotel which they are about 10 build ON the
boulevard llallcns near the corner Of the
Place dcs Opera The new hotel viii bo
conducted on the American plan, Mr., H.
land has not yet accepted the 0llcr, but re.
port sNys he viii go II sufficient Inducements
nrp offered
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

j, g, FerrHll was IN Canton Friday
last, arranging to enter into the whole.
sale grocery trade there within short
time. lle arranged to lease for term
Of years three floors Of building to be
erected on East Fifth aud Rex streets
each room to be 10 by so feet, with ole.
yat0r, llo expects the building ~ be
ready for occupancy by September next.
lle has not yet sold his store In Carroll.
ton, Like "peck's bud boy he has n
"pard," for his Canton enterprise who
lives In Sewickley, Carroll Chronicle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

CHICAGO has captured the Republican
and Democratic conventions and now
should skirmish around for the Green
back, Prohibition, Woman's Rights, Anti
monopoly, and all other conventions
that are wandering around the county,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

MIR, {, H. Bolton, Of Cleveland, gives
free trip 10 Europe with lecture und
music IN Schaeler's Opera House on 70.
morrow, Thursday afternoon aud even.
ing, The afternoon ls for the pupils Of
the High aud Grammar schools, aud In
the evening for aduluL Both entertain.
ments are free. Th' entertainments are
highly spoken Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27
Imprisoned rhlrry Year. by Her Husband.

NEw HAVEN, Conn, Feb 80, Nelson
llInmOn, aged slxty.two, u farmer OF
pcnurious habits, died few days ago, Just
before the conln.d was nailed down Mrs.
Human WIS released from room In the
upper part of the house and permitted 10
gaze on her husbands face, II was tho first
time she hud been permitted To leave the
room for more than thirty years, IN 1871
she became slightly insane, and her husband
built u pris0nroom into which he put her,
In which she lived looking Ut life only
through iron bars, until his death released
her A great sensation was caused when
those facts became known,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

by Prof, stokoy's report to the State
meteorological bureau nj Columbus for
January, we learn that the 26th wat the
coolest day In Canton, the Thermometer
indicating ~ degrees below zero On
the both the temperature reached az
degrees uhOtp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

SQUARE fight on the tariff In Ohio
would astonish protection" adyOcalea.
Give US good candidate for President
and lot us boldly stand up for truth,
Justice and the Constitution,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

TEmn HAu1E, Ind, Feb 90, Fifteen
Sisters Of ST. Francis Little Sisters OF the
Poor are expected here to enter ST. \utho.
ny'S Hospital, founded largely by the Iber.
atty Of n. Human These Sisters are from
the mother home of the order In 0po, West.
phalia, and recently came over In charge Of
Sister Dec Grotas, Mother Superior Of tho
ordNr In Indiana.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

SALT LAKE, Utah, Feb. o0.-wllliom
Adams and Jack King, who were engaged
In stage robbery near Albion Idaho, about
eighteen months ago, and who afierward
took pnrt IN the Central Pacific train rob.
bory, were sentenced 10 life imprisonment
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

Mr. William H. Ho5o of Mussillon,
writes us that he ~ uut u candidate for
township Trustee IN stated by our re-
porter
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

NJ, ", fo'uR OF Canton, hOs pulc chased
the ohio House Mt this place Of H, Il,
Smith, ut the above city, aud will obtain
possession Of the same April lst-Wil.
mot Enterprise.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

Orryille wants the Congressional con.
yentOn Of the twentieth district TO
be held at that place,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

Associations holp to form our charac
ter, how important then, they should
be- the very best
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27

A very fun and complete line Of all
the latcst styles aud patterns Of EN-
brOideries at IOlmrs & Co.'S
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-27
VOL. 30. NO. 40.
ADDITIONAL EDITORIAL.

JOHN SHERMAN does not seem to be
squeezing boom out OF the Danyllle
riot investigation. II IL likely tO prove
u dead failure for the astute Senator.
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ADDITIONAL LOOM NEWs.

Go and see Karl" at the Opera
House tonight
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The nominations Of lloratlo q. Burchard,.
Of Illinois, to be Director OF the Mint,
Commodore william q, Temple, 10 DO Rear.
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which passed the Senate Monday, II ID bo-
comes law, will add about 100000 10 the
circulation Of the banks Of Illinois, $50, 900
10 tlose OF Iowa, and $40, 900 20 those oil
Wisconsin, making the total circulation Of
Illinois banks nearly 0,OOO, 900; Of Iowa,
between $4,000, 900 and s6,OOO,OO and Of
Wisconsin $4,000, 900 The general I'M
pr0sslOn N that tho bill will pass the House
and become law,
Mohave County miner., 1884-05-11
SheriTs Sale.

By virtue of all execution issued out of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, of the Territory of Arizona, in and tor the county of Mohave, dated the 30th day of April, A. D. 1884, in certain action wherein William Miller, as plaintiff, recOv- ed judgment against the Crescent gold and silver mining company, defendent, for tbe sum of twelve hundred and eighty-nine dol lars, with legal interest thereon from the 18th day of January, A. D. 1884, until paid. now amounting to the sum of thirty-three dollars and sixty-six ceuts. and for the fur ther sum of fifty-fve dollars and seventy eight cents, the percentage allowed by law, and plaintiffs costs amounting to one hun dred ana eight dollars, on the the Both day of April, A. D. 1884. have levied upon the following described property, tO-wit:
 That certain mining claim known as the Crescent n inc. situated about two miles from Peacock Springs, on the west slope of Peacock mountains, located March Both, 1875, and recorded April 2d, 1875, on page 108, in Book D, mining records of Mohave county, reference to which records is here by had for fuller description of said property.
 Also an adobe house with stone addition, sitIated near the mouth of main shaft of said Crescent mine.
 Notice is hereby given that onW Wednesday, the tweuty-eighth day of May, A. D. 1884. at 3 o'clock p. m. of that day, in front of the Court House. in the town of Mineral Park, county of Mohave, will sell all the right, title and interest of said Crescent gold and silver mining company. the de- fendant, in and to the above described prop ertY, at public auction for cash, to the high est and best bidder, to S1tiSfy said execu- tion and all costs.
 Mineral Park, May 3d. A. D. 1884.
 ROBERT SHEEN,
 Sheriff
 BY O. F. KUENCEF
Mohave County miner., 1884-05-11

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