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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
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Chris and Kitty.

BT. LOUIS, Sept 9-Preajent Won der
Abe, OF the NJ, Louia Brown Stocking club,
tho champions Of the American Association,
had queer experience during tho progress
OF tho Louisville-St Louis game, II appears
that besides his wife he loves another lady,
Miss Kittie Dewey, a handsome blonde girl.
During the progress Of the game Miss Dewey
was sitting In the grand stand unmindful Of
impending evil Mrs. Won der Abe, un-
noticed by her, was 81 tting some distance to
the right II was noticed her oyea we're
flxed In the direction Of Miss Dewey during
the gamo with glances which botokenod Ill
for their object She sat quietly, however,
until the Browns had won tho game,
when she arose from her seat
aud walked rapidly TO whore Miss
Dewey sat She stopped just behind
her with her right hand ooncealing some-
thing In the folds OF her dress. Miss Dewey
did not notice her apparently, until Mrs.
Won der Ahe spoke, She said excitodlyi
"Miss Kitty, Miss Kitty, didn't | tell you
not 10 put your foot In these grounds 1gainP
Miaa Dewey turned around quickly, Gl.A 5e-
came pale as sheet when she recognized
tho voice Of the person addressing her, but
before she could riao or get out OF tho way,
Mrs Won dor Aho raised her right hand,
which had a firm hold on the neck Of a soda
water bottle, and struck her over the head.
Just then tho genial president Of the Browns
appeared, and SELLING his wife pushed her
into tho boz Office while Miss Dewey forced
her way through tho crowd and made
haSty exit from tho grounds The event has
caused quito commotion In west end cir
clos, where Won der Abe la well known.
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Odda and Eada.

LONDON, Sept 9.-The further fall OF all.
ver last week moves the writer's OF money
articles 10 nervousness II Ia tho opinion
OF one OF the best fiscal authoritiea on
Change that the uncertainty surrounding
tho silver question In the United States Ia aa
much cause OF the heaylness OF the silver
market here az Of tho weakness Of the In
dian exchange, and that no important
change for the better can occur In tho con.
dition OF the silver market here until some'
thing definite is settled at Washington,
II Ia rendered certain that tho man wht
died OF cholera at Cardiff, named RlchardS,
was an unemployed seaman, engaged with
another man unloading tho vessel which
had arrived from Barcelona, The crew had
all been discharged, and thoro was not a
case OF illness among them, The deceased,
II IL supposed, drank water from tank
fllled in Spain, The other man also drank
OF the sano water, and has disappeared, II
he, too has cholera, then one case has boon
introduced somewhere In tho western part
OF Wales
As yet not much interest has boon excited
here over the quarrel between Germany and
Spain. A competent authority on diploma
tic matters said, with opIgrammatic logic,
"May not tho revolutionary party DO pro
pairing Spanish Sedanp
Statistics which arrived from Vienna show
that tho explosions from Eastern Prussia
still continue, aud are estimated at ton
thousand OF which nearly nine thousand are
jews. Tho assertion OF Prussian corrospon
dents Ia that this barbarous measure Ia aimed
against tho Polish Catholics Tho propa
ganda Ia therefore proved ridiculously base
loss
Travel begins for tho Great Western rail
way over tho bottom tunnel that runs FOL
two miles, at depth OF forty foot, below
tho bod OF tho Severn river, and which hal
been building since 1870. II shortons th,
journey from Cardiff 10 Bristol ono houi
aud half.
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Iirolnen,

LoNo BRANCH, Sept o, Tho National As
ISOLATION OF Fire Engnoors convened their
thirteenth annual convention here, Aftor
a short address OF welcome by William II.
Bennett, postmaster Of Long Branch, tho
roll was called, showing delegates present
from all parts Of tho UnItcd States anu Cam
ada, somo interesting exhibits and tests Of
flro apparatus will bc made during tho con-
vention, Prominent among tho delegates
present are Chief ID. j. Swonlc, Of Chicago,
president OF the association; Secretary II. A.
Hin, Of Cnoinnati; Treasurer A. O. Hon
bricks, Of New Haven; Chief Shea, OF Now
York, and chief Martin Crownn, Of WASH
ington, Tho local fire department commit
too has arranged nm active poogram OF COM
binod business and ploOsuro that win mako
tho wooks vacation seem short
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American historical Association.


SARATOGA, N Y, Sept o,-About thrOo
hundred mombcre woro In attendance AT tho
opening session OF tho second annual moot.
ing OF the American Historical association.
President A, ID. White called tho mOoting 10
order and delivered his address on "1ho In.
fiuonoo OF American Thought Upon tho
French Revolution IIo was followed by
Goodwin Smith IN an oblo address on "Tho
Political History Of Canada,n Dr. Brochott,
OF John Hopkins university, presented pa
pcr on "Tho Free Negro In Maryland and
was followed by Justin Winsor, librarian OF
Harvard university, on "An Italian Porto
lano Century, Both tho addresses and pa
pors woro well received and listened 10 at
tontivOly Shortly after - o'clock rocoaa
was taken, Tho American Social Science
association also held we'll attended moet-
lug, Several addresses and papers wore ro-
ccivod, but no discussions took place,
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rhn InnL Anh uIlna.

New YoRK, Sept 0,-Tho funeral services
oyor tho romans Of tho late Rev Stephen H.
Tying, W,, wore hold NJ ~ Georges church
Tho church was dropod aud thoro were
many floral offerings, Among tho pallboar-
ors wore J, Piorropont Morgan, John NJ.
stcarns, Il, Fulton Cutting Charles II.
Marshall aud David Davis Tho officiating
olorgymcn were Bishop Leo OF Delaware,
Assistant Bishop Potter, Of Now York, Row.
DR.. Ramtord, rector OF 81 Georges church,
Rov. DIR. Newton, OF Philadelphia, and Raw
DR.. Benjamin, Of lrvington.on.thc' Hudson,
whore DR., Tying died, Bishop Loo oulogiEcd
tho momory OF tho deooasod and spoke Of his
useful works m n minister, The romans
wore takon 10 Greenwood for burial
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ENGLAND AND TURKEY.
CIR HENRY pRuMMoND WoLFf'8
MISSION TO THE PORTE.
gpain's Alleged Wrongs by 0ermany WIN
10 Referred to Some Friendly Power
Nothing 10 Justify War Sails
bury Foreign News Notes.

VARNA, Sept. "a correspondent Inter.
viewed Sir Henry Drummond Wolf He
was received In Oriental fashion, seated on
a diyan, In stocking feet and smoking a
narghioh, In the taato acquired during for.
mer visits 10 tho east The reporter found
him most aifable, ready enough for q
friendly chat but possessing little now intel
ligence 10 communicate, Iie has come here
with no cut and dried proposals, but solely
10 endeayor TO clear away tho mlstrust In
the sutan's mind respecting British inten.
tlons aud 10 learn Turkish views He Ia then
10 proceed 10 Egypt 10 see by personal or
animation how far II Ia possible 10 meet
those vlowa by modification OF existing ar.
rangements without sacrifice of Englandb
legitimate interests,
No idea exists OF forming any Anglo'Tur-
kiah alliance, although the late government
undoubtedly sounded Turkey upon that sub.
ject duriug tho recent crisis In Afghan af
fairs. Such an alliance would no doubt
prove great barrier 10 Russian encroach.
menti but tho English being selfish people,
and peace being now apparently assured, the
public would aee only present Inconvenience
In such an arrangement on account OF ita
liability 10 provoke Russian hostility, and
would close itS oyoa 10 the great prospective
advantages
The sultan Ia most gracious aud kind; but
charming attentions mean nothing, aud un.
Ill tho Turkish commissioners develop their
ideas, Sir Henry cannot say whether thcro Il
any possibility OF arranging matters In a
manner satisfactory 10 both countries, The
Conservative government has no thought Of
changing Towflk. Tho possibility OF Ismail'I
restoration or Of Halim'S accession TO the
khodivate was entertained only by Glad
stone, Sir Horny cannot say, however,
what would tako place should tho sultan
himself remove Towfk The imperial com
miaaonora hold tholr first mootlng on Thura'
day, but tho business was entirely prollmln.
AIRY, Sir H. Drummond Wolf considers
tho selection OF Asyn very good, he being a
former colleague on the Roumelian commits
sion Kiamil ~ person who understands
tho English public, Tho ato Liberal govern
mont made fearful blundors, always catch
Ing the porto by the thro0t 10 obtain what
Naa Wautod
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tom" Davis Murder.

New YoRK, Sept 0--John 7. Hill, the
Toxan, and associate OF Holland, who shot
and killed Thomas Davis, Ia hold as Wit
moss for tho prosecution aud Is confined In
tho house Of dotontion. Ho was brought
into tho supreme court on n writ of haboas
corpus. Before tho case camo up, howovor,
tho officers took Hill before tho grand jury.
Hill, after being examined before tho grand
Jury, was orraignod In tho police court,
charged with contempt Tho district attor-
noy asked for his discharge, on tho ground
that his evidence before tho grand jury was
perfectly satisfactory, Tho court parolod
the accused In tho custody Of his counsel on
a promisc 10 give bail as witness,
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CowardIy Murder.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept s-Charlos win.
lams, a disroputable negro, shot and In.
atantlY killed street ear driver named
Polk MITCHELL An hour before Williams
had bcon elected from tho car for smoking
In presenco Of ladies, and refusing 10 pay
his fare, Williams swore no would have re-
yenge and followed the car. While the dri-
yer was waiting on switch Will
iams walked up, shot the driver threo
times md then shot twice at tho body In tho
throes OF death. A crowd Of citizenH pur-
sued him and he was captured mile from
town and carried TO jail. Mitchell was re-
Gently assistant chief Of police and was very
popular Intense excitement prevails and
the jail Ia closely guarded, Tho sheriff has
taken every precaution TO prevent lynching
and tho military will bo called out II nocos-
uary.
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Texas Lands

GALvrroS, Tex, Sept, 0,-Tno Daily
Nows some weoks ago charged that s2, 900.
900 had boon lost TO tho people Of ToIas by
tho mlsmanagcmont OF state land affairs
Tho Nowr, on tho same subject says; "In
tho public domain 10 public schools, besides
the altprato sections located by virtue Of
railroad scrlps This would mako total Of
40, 170, ,0O4 acres loss e,037, ,s0i acres that have
boon sold, Thus tho fund ought now 10
havo unsold located lands amounting 10 81.
1877 500 acres, but has In fact only "a, ,07s, ,291
acrca This fund has boon dotraudod OF 49,.
49, ,603 acres worth t25,OOO,O0O. IL Is about
thirty acres for every pupil In tho public
phools.n
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Aiding MIR. Kelley.

PHIDADELPmA, Sept s,-Tho delegates Of
the Irish Catholic Benevolent union were
elected 10 attend tho national assembly al
Brooklyn. Tho National Catholic Beneficial
SociotY No 90, adopted resolution instruct
ing ltd delegates TO unto with other dole
gates n protesting against tho rejection OF
A. M Kelly, ex'preSidont Of tho union, by
the goternmonts Of italy and Austria, and
10 unitb In a request TO the government OF the
United States that tho mission 10 Austria be
not lllbd by tho appointment OF another
minister, and that Mr.. Kcilcy bo retained In
that position. Similar resolutions wero
passed by the st. Jerome Beneficial assooia.
tion No 400
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New YoRK, Sept IA woll-drosscd and
handsome woman was found In Central
park, noar Nincty-Socond stroOt, bleeding
from u pistol shot wound In tho right aide
A rovclysr, with which shO had shot horsolf,
was found AT hOr feet She was removed 10
tho Presbyterian hospital whore she stated
that her name was Mary Berg, twenty-five
years ola and native Of Aliaco, Sho said
iho had recently como from Chicago, and
that the reason sho had shot herself was DO.
cause sho was tired Of living, She Ia bo.
liovod TO bo unmarried Her condition was
reported 10 bO serious, although tho doctors
think she will recover
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Gone 20 Heaven.

BRApFonp, Pa, Sept GA little daugh-
Tor OF David Norf, Of Dubois, Pa, diod a
fow wooks ago. Willie, hor 1vo-yoar-old
brother, repeatedly declared that he wanted
10 dio, 80 that no might 20 10 heaven aud 800
hor Ilo asked his mother II ho was good
enough tog no TO heaven II ho diod, His
mother told him that sho beloved he was.
Not long afterward she heard q pistol shot
IN room up stairs Sho ran 10 tho room
and found Willie lying dead on tho iloor, In
his right bund bo hold n. revolver, with
which ho hod shot himself through tho
hoart
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CAnrEnsvu.Ir, Ga, Sept "a rumor
comes hero of terrible riot at Tucker noun
tain, whore gangs of mon arc at work on tho
Rome Il Carroton road Thirteen of
Tucker oamp raidcd tho ncighboring camp
and carried of oil the provisions The rob
bod laborers raided tho Tucker mountain
gang with shot guns, running thom or,
wounding several, and runor has IL, killing
two. Tho scene Is remote and particulars
arc hard 10 get Aar
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Al uia Poat.

WASHINGTON, Sept 8, s,-Prosident Glove
land accompanied by Col Lamont has ar
rivod. Tho presidents carriage wasot tho do.
pot and they were At once driven TO tho exec
utive mansion where breakfast was waiting
FOR them. The president returned IN excel
lent health and greatly benefited by his va
cation. Ilo has not folt an hours indsposi.
tion while absent Col Lamont was In
poor health whom ho left Washington but
has entirely rogained his honlth and strength.
Within two hours from The time the prosi-
dent reached tho executive mansion ho was
at his desk in the library busily engaged In
clearing up current work which had acou-
mulatod during his absence. No formal mr.
ropgomcnts have been modc for cabinet
meeting but II is probable that the MEM
oors now In the city win meet tho president
at tho customary hour.
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KNoSvLLE Toun., Sept S,-The oxcito.
ment which has prevailed In this city for
tho past weolt has about died out, although
tho lynching OF Sellers Is stIll talked about
IL was feared that a man who had boon
wounded by Sellers would DO lynchod by
Sellers friends and number OF tho wound
cd mans friends stood on guard about the
house all night Tho gas lights were all
turned out at one timo but nothing else hap
pcnod. The non.onforcement OF tho crimi-
nal laws In this county for the last ton yoara
was the real cause OF tho lynchlng aud not q
spirit OF mob law as II has boon interpreted
by tho papers OF distance.
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Sad Drowning.

ROM, ia, Sept 9,-Capt Coulter, for
many years pilot on tho Coosa river, took
hia four childron, ranging In years from four
10 fourteen years, In batcau aud started
down the Coosa 10 moot his wifo and oldest
daughter who were coming up on a steamer.
Eight miles below tho city, tho girl, ngod
fourtoon, and hor youngest sIstcr foil out OF
tho boat The other children In thoir fright
clung 10 their father In such way that no
could not rcscuo those In tho wator, and
they drowned almost within roach, oftor
having risen twice, 10 ls foarod tho mother
will become Insane from grief,
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snnnrlnr Amnnr Worhmen.

New YORK, Sept s,-Thoro Ia great Suf.
iorlng among tho employees OF tho Elizabeth
port Cordagc works, who number roo Two
months ogo the works shut down with tho
understanding that work would DO resumed
on September |, But whom that timO ar
rived tho superintendent, MIR, Fulton In.
formed tho mon that no did not know whom
work would DO resumed. Az tho tradcamon
have refused 10 give any moro credit thorc
Ia prospect Of tho workmon having very
hard time.
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CANTON OHIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER TO- 1885

He reports tho officers and crew as being IN
good health, and much interested IN tho
work before them. Navigation has been
comparatively clear and good progress has
been made, The great Alaska volcaroes have
been visited, and little change observed since
last year, At 81, Michaols hsqulmaux
dogs, aodges and the necessary attendants
were secured, as well as fur garments, ETC.,
for tina GROW
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n, puiIcd md shot,

DANvILLE, Va, Sept "a quarrel oc-
currod nt Martinsvillo botwoon w. 7. Hod-
pott aud J. W, Matthew'S, during which
Matthews drew a pistol. j. T.. Holnott,
brother Of w, I, Hodnett, protested against
tho drawing Of tho pistol, whom Matthews
saidi win not only draw, but shoot your
id heart OUT and fred The ball entered
HodnotD's sidc and pissed through his boly,
but the wound has not yet proved fatal
Matthews mounted horse aud escaped.
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Entirely Too Good.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept, s,-Rev, DR.,
Rood preached on tho license question, and
In tho course OF his sermon severely ar
raignol tho Young Mons Christian aaocia-
tion FOR accepting subscription 10 Ia
building fund " $500 coch from tho Best
and schlits Browiug companies Tho arooh'
or said that II the work was Gods work II
should be done according 10 Gods way.
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Not True.

CHICAGO, Sept 0-Monager r. ]. Potter
Of tho Burlington railroad, sayS that there is
no truth in the report OF an agreement bo-
tween the Wisconsin Central and Burling-
ton roads whereby the former was 10 gain
an entrance 30 the city over tho latter's
track, lie says tho company wos ap-
preached on the subject three months ago,
but refused 10 enter into such an arrange.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tom, sept o,-Tho OK
oltcmoDt over the lynohng hero continues
unchanged, aud Ia rather intcnsIncl, A war
between tho negroes and whites scoms Inn
mincnt, Tho militia aro under arms, tho
shoriir has twcnty.0yo sworn deputies on
guard at tho Jail, and oxtra policemen pa.
troll the city Negro loaders havo boon urg-
Ing mn attack all day, and tho negroes are
mld 10 bc collecting In great numbers on
tho outskirts Of tho city, Rumors are TO
,eivod at headquarters that an attack will
Ia inndn
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mn. htnndla AdmI,aIon.

LONDON, Sept "a reporter on good To-
gal authority states that al tho Bow street
examination Editor Stead, OF the Pail Mall
Gazette, who has boen In consultation with
his friends, will admit all tho facts charged
an conspiracy, but will claim good intentions
or absence OF that evil intent which the law
writers claim Ia necessary 10 constitute
crime That he win contend his object waa
exposure, and that he will give the names
Of all offenders unless no Ia prevented by the
magistrate Then he viii publish the names
ON Tuesday and take tho consequences.
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RomE, Sept o. There are tho greatest In
terest and excitement hero over The Gornlan-
Spanish crisis. Popular feeling Is most
strongly IN favor of Spain. The papal
uuncio at Madrid bas been inslructodb by
The pope who 10 deeply interested In tho
Spanish. German situation, TO inform his
holiness every day by telegraph IN regard TO
The o,urac,er OF tho popu ar movement
Several ministers have gone " MonEa 10 at
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Atinnknh by Dnnna.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept S,---Four mon sup.
posed 10 be ltalions attacked VIM Boyor, a
butcher, NJ Tho corner Of Fillmore avenue
and Avenue A. Ono OF tho mon drow q
largo knife and stabbed Boyer In the left
sido Of the baok, innictng worry dangerous
wound. Beyor was takon 10 his homo, and
IN critical condition. Tho mon who COM
mittoh tho nnaAnlt oacApNd.
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Ilnlitnnd Accident.

New CASTLE, Pa, Sept 0--A serious
wrcck occurred on The Erie q pittsburg
railroad between Pulaski and MIldlosox sta.
tlou at IL o'clock, two passenger trims col
liding, II Ia impossible 10 learn particulars
NJ present. 10th trains aro rcporlal badly
wrecked aud that Oscar Batos, engiueer and
Adam DOEel fireman, Of tho south-bound
train were both instantly killed aud quitb a
number OF passengers seriously injured.
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Tho Laat Survivor.

Nnw Yonx Sept H. Maj Aaron Stat
ford, tho last surviving officer Of the war Of
1919 died NJ his residence IN watoryile
Oneida county, In the ninoty-ninth year Of
bis ago, having retained his mental faculties
TO tho last llc was born in t'hossiro, Mass
March 49, 1887
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Hho Dono ilIuIt.

ST. PAUL, sept s,-Frank Robinson, a
young man, was shot aud Instantly killed at
Long Crock, Oregon, by Mrs, H. SklonStiO
whose husband owns ranch. She In the
only witness In tho case and statos that
Robinson wont 10 hor house In bor Inns.
bands absence aud nskod for breakfast
which was givou him, Robinson assaulted
hor Mlnn aho shot him. Sho " looked up.
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New YonN, sept 0,-Jamos n Holland,
who shot Tom Davis, has boon indicted for
Tho murder llill, his frlond testified before
the grand jury as we'll "a Theodore Davis
Tho district attorney says lllll apparently
told the truth ~ 10 the circumstances that
preceded the meeting IN Davis confidence
I....
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Toxaa Iroyar.

KANKAKEE, ILL.,, sept SD. Bookor, m.
sistant state votinarian, and MIR, MoChosnoy
member OF the 1.-Two stock commission, Wis.
itcd Mr. Goodwins hord Of cattle, affected
with Texas foyor. Tho doctors pronounce
II genuine Toxas fovor, Sixty head Of cattle
have alroady died, and about sixty moro aro
sick. II is expected that tho ontiro hord
will do
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MILES Cry, Mont, sept o. Lieut. Col,
Melville A. Cochran, Of tho Fifth infantry Of
Fort Koogh, was tried for rcrJury and no
quitt0d Tho case was All upshot OF tho
court martial OF LlcuL john 3, Fremont, IN
September, 1884, aud tho vorllct Ia received
with groot favor by the sollicra and cit.
iVaua
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All Onlet.

WARRINGTON, Sept s.-.Reports received
at the war department show that tho Wy
oming disturbances subsidized everywhere
upon the appearance OF the troops, As tho
troops are now pretty well diatribu ted there
. no fear Of further outbreaks
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nnilhnrnin suinllin.

NEVILLE, o., sopt %. Stanley oer-
man, aged about ftly years. who lived at
Utopia but has b9eu dlsslpating hcro for
several days, wodod into the river aud shot
himself. Tho wator boing worry shallow his
body was discovered
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A Hoy sulcitloa.

PnmLpELpmA, sopL S.-oscar Loon
Parry, tho twolve-ycar.old sou Of w. II.
Parry, formerly Of Htrtford, Conn, com.
mittod suicide In his room by shooting him.
solf through the hood with revolver which
he obtained from closet In the room. No
causo cnn DO assigned for Tho deed Tho
body win bs takon TO Hartford for inter.
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n.i,n iinnn pnainnnnd.

New YonK, Sept GA reporter who has
Just arrived from on board the Luckenbaoh,
says that the Judges have given Sir Richard
Sutton, Of the Gencste, further Time 10 enter
protest against tho Puritan for tho foul In
trying 10 cross tho ueuesta's bows