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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
LUCILLE DUDLEY.
Hor Trial Resumed More Quietly In New
York, and Found Not Guilty,

Hor Trial Resumed More Quietly In New
York. and Found Not Guilty,
NKw YoRK, July i,--Tho trial OF Ysoult
Dudley was resumed, Tho court room was
crowded DR., Dcnniaon described the local
lty and character OF Roasab wound, At tho
conclusion Of his testimony the prosecution
rested, and Mr., Butts, for tho defense, began
tho opening address
Ho called attention 10 tho fact that
Rosa had openly boaatcd aud confessed 10
having plotted n number OF explosions that
had occurred throughout England, lIo
claimed that II Rosa was an Irish patriot,
MIRA Dudley was equally 10 we'll entitled 10
bo considered m English patriot Mra
Dudley had assaulted Rosa because no was
au enemy OF her country and sooy with tho
view Of furnishing him, Rosa was present
aud listened Intontly 10 the address,
LATER-'rhO jury In tho Dudley caso
brought In verdict OF not guilty, on nc
count Of insanity Tho judge has not sIgnl-
nod what disposition ho will make OF hor
case.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
WIND, WATER, ELECTRICITY.
The Beautiful Valley of tho Mohawk swsp'
by n Storm.

CoNAJoHARE, N Y, July la terrific
rain and wind storm prevailed throughout
the Mohawk valley. At Ames loud report
was heard, The people rushed from their
houses, thinking an earthquake had occurred.
They were met by torrents Of water, which
drove them back Several persons narrowly
escaped drowning. Mrs, Hugh McEvoy and
her daughter were sleeping In their house
and were awakened by the water bursting
their doors In, They screamed for help and
the Rev. A. I, Warden waded TO the house,
breast deep In the water. He paciaed the
ladies until they we're taken 10 place Of
safety,
Bridges are reported TO have been carried
away In various parts of tho town and at
Sharon Springs, gardens, hop yards,
wheat and cornhelds have been utterly
ruined. In Burtonville, this county, almi-
lar cloud-burst occurred and growing crops
we're washed out. Several buildings were
wrecked, and other damage Is reported,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
LEGAL TecHNIcALlTlEs
A Decision that Ia Releasing to Freedom
Too MANY Had Men,

A Decision that Ia Releasing to Freedom
Too Many Had Men,
JoJET, H., July l,--Walkor Hammond,
eountcrfcIter serving ton years term In
tho Joliet prison, was released on writ OF
habcOs corpus and takon 10 Springfield 10
appear before Judge Treat Hammond was
convicted In 1880 on nm information, aud
pntenced 10 hard labor He claims that
Drummond granted writot hNhcas corpus
In hi1 case over throo years, but that on ac.
count OF tho illness OF that judge tho writ
was never executed.
foreground on which Hammond hopoB for
rolOasc Is tho recent decision Of tho United
6tOtcs supreme court that crimes which sub
jcct conycts 10 hard labor aro "infamous,n
and must DO triod by indictment by tho
grand jury and not by information, Ham
mond Is shrowd old tImor, we'll posted on
tho laws onl legal toohnicaltios and Is vory
positive In his assertions that ho will novor
come back 10 Joliet
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
SALARIES CUT DOWN,
uovsrn,nent Employees are Treated 10 .
Uoss OF Economy,

Government Employees are Treated TO .
Dose OF Economy
CINCINNATI, July i-SurvcyOr OF Gus
toms Caldwell, In auawor 10 request for
authority 10 employ soyonty.ayo persons In
his department received reply from WASH
Ington that ho would bo allowed but forty.
ON aud that tho salaries OF these must bo
diminished This Ia In accordance with tho
action OF tho lato congressional committee
on appropriations or course, tho employees
In tho custom house did not receive tho In.
formation ohoorfully Tho salaries hero.
after will bc NJ followsi Jerry Mulroy, as.
uistant custodian, tl, 800 per annum, chief
japitor, 5000, chief engineer, 81 10 pcr day,
assistant engineer, t9bO per day, elevator
mon, ti 90, tlromop, tl1b, others who 70.
oeye 600 per month will get ESQ Scrub
women will got sevonty.nyo cents pur day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02

PARIS, July I'M Rochefort asserts that
he has advicos from Egypt to the effect that
Oliver Pain, after leaving Dobbeh on camel
back, was murdered fortnight's distance
from Cairo by Arabs paid by Col, Schmidt,
Of the Egyptian service, 10 secure compro-
missing papers brought by Pain from Khar-
toum, The Temps inclIneS 10 the belief that
Pain was n prisoner In tho hands OF tho En-
glish when ho met his death, Rochetort 10
promoting u theatrical performance for tho
benefit of Pains family.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
There Now seems Slim Hopes for Loul,
RleiA Life,

There Now Seems slim Hopes for Louis
Rlel's Life,
WINNIPEG, July Am important do
sisIon was given In the Manitoba court which
will affect the Riol trial, The Dominion act
'of 1880 provides for an appeal 10 tho Mani
loba court from tho sentence OF atIpondlaIy
magistrate In the Northwest torrItorles
Unlike the procedure In all other courts
Df justice In Canada there can DO no grand
Jury In tho territories A man named Con-
nora was tried for murder at Regina before
stipondiary magistrate and Jury OF six,
~ the law provides, tho bill being returned
by n grand jury, He was convicted aud
sentenced 10 death, An appeal to the Mani
toba court was made TO have tho sentence
luashed on tho ground mentioned above.
The court gave judgment upholling tho
sentence OF tho stIpendiary magistrate and
confirming tho conviction OF the prisoner,
Riol will bO compelled 10 abIdo by tho do.
rIsIon OF tho magistrate who tries him al
Regina.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
IIn MIll Hmm.

BUFFALO, N Y, July l,-"l'rous Joseph
potmeRy has been brought Into court iIo
was arrested for the murder OF Mira lrroitz.
holm AZ Auburn, May 10, 1885, aud was tried
In the superior court aud the caso was car.
ried 10 the court OF appeals, which refused 10
grant new trial. Judge Smith sentenced
tho prisoner 10 DO hanged, Friday, August
a. Petmcly stood unmoyed through tho
proceedings.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHT.
John Doyls aud Dave Jones Fight TO n
Finish,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 3O,-A brutal
fight occurred few miles from the city IN
tho town Of Lake The aluggers were John
Doyle weighing ls5 pounds, aud ave feet
nine and one-half inches high, OF San Fran.
cisco, and Dave Jones, 1875 pounds five feet
eight inches high, OF South Chicago, The
fight was according 10 Queensbury rules, TO
finish, II was witnessed by but small
crowd, The padding had boon taken out Of
the gloves 80 that II was virtually bare
knuckle fight
Five rounds were fought At tho bogip-
ming OF tho sixth Jones failed 10 como 70
time and tho aght was given TO Doyle, 10
got the first knock down. aud Jones' drew
first blood Both were badly punished, tho
winner most severely, Jones Is hard hitt0r
but Doyle was too heavy for him. Jones
showed himself very clever and cunning,
frequently doiging 10 escape punishment.
but he was too short wnded.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
Enquirer Again sued for Libel.

CINCINNATI, June 80, Andrew Moran has
brought suit In tho superior court against
John r. Mclean 10 recover Sa1, 900 as dam
ages resulting from the publication Of an ar-
tlclo which appeared In tho Enquirer last
Saturday In connection with tho Botkns
mystery Tho article charged that Marcus
Smith had attempted 10 dispose Of the body
10 Moran, who, tho article alleged, boro tho
reputation OF "body matchor.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
Probably the Hooks are crooLed.

DETROIT, Mich, June 80, "A sensation 10
caused here by the reported disappearance
OF Il society young man, who had been em-
ployed In Vincent j. Scotts lanking house
The namo OF tho young man Is Henry Englo-
bert, Jr Two weeks ago he was married TO
a daughter OF p Sitzsmons Of the whole
sale grocery house OF Beatty, FitSimons a.
Company, Englebert had been In Sootps
bank for several years He disappeared
about ten days ago. His wife Is prosratod
with f,plof
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02

BUFFALO, July lin consequence OF tho
probable action OF tho CItIgcns' llcform osso.
citation In stopping pool selling A. tho drlv-
Ing park, tho directors OF that institution
announced thata q regular summer mootIng
will not bo hold.
Az II Ia ostimatod that race week I, worth
q quarter Of million dollars 10 tho city,
prominent merchants aud others have boon
In consultation, resulting In tho announce
mont that pool selling viii bo allowed, but
cbuck.uoG Swoat-boarda, otc,, will bo pro-
alkltal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
Important Educational oon.oll ldatIon. !

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 30,'-Negotia-
tionS are in progress between tho Indiana
medical college, OF this city, and Depauw
university at Groencastle, looking 10 con-
Solidation OF tho two institutions under tho
university faculty Dr. q, Wright treas.
urer Of the medical college, says that the
negotiations now in progress will, no doubt
bO completed at an early day, and tho COLI
lege will then bo known as the medical do
partmont Of Depauw university, but viii DO
conducted In this city as heretofore, The
treasurer Is retioent about tho terms OF tho
consolidation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
annnrnI nrnnt.

MouNr MeGRroon, N. y, July H.
There was no special change In Grants con-
dition, Tho night was one OF broken rest,
though not OF pain. Mucous accumulated
frequently In his throat and whenever that
happened the effort 10 remove II wakcned
him. The physician found him looking
well. Ills face had fresh color 10 Judge
from his appearance he had improved In all
respects, Yet II meant 10 tho doctor no moro
than that tho systom had been relieved Of
darting pains that formerly pincbed hia
features, and not that any measure Of vital
fly had boon regainod. II IL cloudy aud the
Temperature IL % deRrooa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
Accident on the Rio Crnndo.

PARRDALE, Colo, June 3O-Whcn tho
Donvor & Rio GrOudo passenger train for
Salt Lake reached point mi way bctwCon
hero and Canon City tho middle coaoh loft
tho track, dcraling another coach aud tho
sleeper Tho sleeper struck rock aud ls q
total wrOck Tho passengers were all moro
or less bruised, but mono dangerously In
furod
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02

NEw YopW, July i,--Larry oBrlou and
George Truman, who fought on broadway
bomo wo,ka ago, appeared In Harlem police
court 0'Brion looked pale aud was very
thin, Truman Ia stout aud looks well,
o'Drion declined 10 make any charge against
Truman aud Truman would not prosecute
o'Brion, Tho lattor was discharged rru.
mau was required 10 furnish bail 10 answer
for carrying concealed weapons
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
An Allercd IIor.o rhIer. Trnnhln..

LEBANON, o., June 80, Frank Long, Of
Dayton, recently acquitted Of horse stealing
In the Warren county common pluas court,
and who aftorward mod prosecuting Wit
nosSes Bradley and Nixon, OF Montgomery
county, for lbOl was arrested FOR porJdry.
His alleged crime consisted In swearing
falsely that ho borrowed some money Of bll
cousin, whom giving testimony In tho dam.
apo caAa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02

Frank Long, Of Clormont county, o., who
has twice been acquitted Of the charge Of
stealing horse from Albert Weaver, aud
who obtained verdict for damages against
his prosecutors, has confessed TO selling the
animal and duplicates prominent citizen
Of the county In tho crime Of stealing th,
horse. A sensational feature of the Issue II
the charge that the same party Ia guilty Of
stealing horse for which an old mau named
Ray Ia now serving three years. sentence
In the penitentiary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
Nnilnnai NiliIiln.

puiLAprLrBiA, July i,--rbe 5000 militia
men at Fairmount park devoted the mo rn'
ing TO practice drills The FIRST exhibition
drill took place In the afternoon Tho Cat
ling batteries and zouaves participated
There will be competitive drills every day
until Friday, and on Saturday special Az
fractions are offered a. honor dsy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
DEATH OF G, r, MAeLeY.
ono OF Americas Greatest Merchants
paaanA RmdhnnlY AMnN.

Ono OF Americas Greatest Merchants
Passes suddenly Away.
CINCINNATI July la dispatch 10 Mr.,
J, I, Carow, Of the firm Of Mablcy a. Carow,
from Detroit, Mich, announces the death OF
O, II, Mabloy, tho head OF several Of tho
largest business houses In tho United Statea
one Of which IL located In this city,
The namo Of O. II, Maboy Is national, and
ha large business interests aro universally
known llo was oonspicuou'ly ono OF tho
largest advertiser Ia tho country; was uni
yorually kind 10 his employees, aud his sud.
don an untimoly death will bo mournod by
not few All places OF business throughout
tho country with which Mr., Mablcy was
connected will DO closed until aftor tho
funornl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
RUSHING TORRENTS.
LiEhtning's Livid Lsakings to Earth Caul-
Ing Death aud Destruction.


GENEVA, N, Y, July l,>-Yates and On
tario counties were visited by destructive
rain storm, For over two hours rain foil In
torrents The rivers ovornowed their banks
and ruined acres OF crops. Farmers say
their loss has been very great Several eour
mills we're seriously damaged,
A dispatch from Waterloo says that
the storm which passed over that village was
most violent Lightning struck among a
number OF men who we're milking cowa, and
seven OF tho animals were killed aud two
mon paralyzod.
In Lyons the storm was the most destruo.
tive ever known In that vicinity Every
stream was swollen, the water oyoraowing
the banks Hundreds OF acres OF grain were
ruined and several small buildings carried
away.
AT Groves Springs hotel, Konka lake, hum
dredS OF dollars OF damage was done 10
buildings and crops.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02

YANANoour, Ont, juno 80 During a
thunder storm hero lightning struck tho
Presbyterian church spiro aud shattered ono
OF the front doors throwing broken glass
aud splInters In all directions John Nc
Naughtcn, who was In the vctibuo, was
rendered unconscious, ladies fnintcd, aud all
tho congregation was panic-stricGcn, but all
escaped without injury,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
Laid Down,

New YopK, juno 80, Tho failure OF d.
II. Osborne has boon announced In tho potro-
loum exchange, II was oauscl by "a big bull
pool which sent oil up bG cont, since Satur-
day, Tho amount Of liabilities are not yob
known, Some Of tho largest stock houses In
thoptroot have boon caught short OF oil, aud
Lost largo sums on tho deal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02

AuBuRS, N. Y, june 3O,-Jomcs D, Fish,
OF the Marine bank, was put through tho
regular course In prison, Tho attendants
bathod him. ThOy cropped what hair no
had, aud shaved OIL his board anl pat him
into tho regulation stripes H. was thon
put into a regular coll whore h, Is loclsod In
all day, boIng ono OF several hun lrll mon
now In prison for whom thoro Is nothing
10 do
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
G, n. Adams, sr., All Right

BosroN, July la report has boon cir.
culatcd 10 tho effect that Charles Francis
Adams, ar, Ia seriously IN aud unlikely 10
survive. Mr. Adams 10 fairly we'll aud COM
Portable aud no anxiety is felt In regard 70
his health, Ho Ia In n bottor state OF health
than ho was two or three months ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
Il. u. nInarnunr.

WARRINGTON, July 1.-The appointment
OF J. u. McGregor, for many years an EN-.
ploye In the customs division Of the treasury
and now assistant and acting chief, will 10
announced soon ~ chief OF the division, vice
JAMES, resigned Tho appointment 10 ON
strict administrative reform principles aud
generally commended.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
AiAnLIn pnrinrx Cnan.

CHICAGO, July IA jury has been 30.
cured In the Maokln perjury case aud MIR.
storrs opened for the defense j. II, Mo.
Wicker, foreman Of the grand jury before
which the alleged perjury was committed,
was the ilrst witness Tho othor members
win be examined later. The trial promises
10 be lengthy aud hotly contested,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
BRUTAL MURDER.
Upon refusal to Docomo Ills wife no Kills
IIor,

Upon REFUSAL 10 uocomo uIh WIG Ho klnn
Her
HELENA, Ark, July i,-l'rom Mr. W. T,
slmms, OF Mississippi, who was Ia llalona, 10
learned tho particulars Of brutal murder
ON tho Thomas Dyrno plantation. Potcr
Carr, negro, agod -, aud living on an ad.
joining plantation, some timo ago became
onamorol Of Mary Jackson, u wonch, who
did not, however, return his Affection, Carr
won't 10 hor house aud asked hOr 10 become
his wife
Upon hor refusal ho jcrkod out n revolver
and fired whIlo standing within two foot OF
the girl, tho ball taking olrect In hor foro.
head, killing her instantly Carr fled and
up 10 tho latest reports had not boon cap
turod,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
AN INTERNAL MACHINE.
Newspaper Man Receives hunglsd

A Newspaper Man Receives n Bungied
Life. Destroyer IN the Mails
PHILADELPHIA, july IAN Internal
machine OF clumsy pattern was received
by mail by Il. Lum Smith, publisher OF
weekly paper
TWAS wooden boz Ave inches square and
three inches high. MIR Smith opened the
box and 70 und 44calibre breechloading
Derringer inside, loaded and cooked. A
piece OF wire was attached to tho trigger
and fastened 10 the lid OF the boz, but In
such way that the opening OF the boz could
not possibly have discharged the pistol, Tho
postal authorities are Investigating che asa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
tlrnAa ImnnrnlliY.

BUFFALO, July 1.-The A. NJ, ~ confer
enoe took up tho case OF Rev, W, n Mar
ahall, OF Undertook, charged with soduo
ton under promise Of marriage, Tho session
was held with closed doors and as a result OF
their deliberations Brother Marshall was er-
PEELED from tho church on tho ground OF
uroaa immora lily,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
italian Cabinet.

RoaE, July l,-Signor Doprotis has
formed tho now ministry ho assuming tho
office OF minister Of foreign affairs nd in
torim In addition to the dutIos OF prcmler,
Signor Tajani has accepted tho portfolio of
minister OF Justice Otherwise tho cabinet
romalng Oh beforo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
Annn.nnn HlIn.

ToRoNro, Ont, July IAN incendlary
pot ffo 10 the large roller skating rink par.
TALLY constructed In Trenton, Ont As tho
fire spread rapidly 10 other builIugs mon,
women aud children escaped with difficulty,
somc Of thcm not without slight injury
Almost the entire place was destroyed Tho
loss will 10 between 100000 aud SgOO, 900,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
Colonel w. 4. GENTRY Dead.

ST. PAUL, MINI, juno 80 Lieut. Col W.
T. Gentry, OF the Twcnty.afth infantry,
commanding officer NJ Fort Smelling for a
year poat, died OF Brghts disease iIo was
nfth'throc years OF ogc, native OF Contro-
Vile, Ind, gro duato Of the Wost Point
class Of 1850 and was aid,dccamp 10 Con.
Moad during tho war, llo leaves no family.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
AN IMPROVEMENT.
isports from seyenty.nve Points In Kan.

Reports from seventy'nve Points In Kan
aas ON wheat
TOPEKA, Kan, July l,--ROporta from
thirty points along tho llno Of the Kansas
Southern railroad aud forty.ilvo points
along tho line OF tho Southern railroad,
which embraces tho largest wheat growing
districts OF Kansas, show much bottcr con-
ditlon Of affairs than has boon horotoro 70.
ported
From those reports II ID now almost cor
tain that Kansas viii raise at least half Of
last years crop OF wheat, or 25OOO, ,OOO bush
oils, which Ia 100 por cent better than tho
last report Of tho state board Of agrioul.
l.ea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
RAILROADS CONSOLIDATED.
Hooking valley and Ohio Central Under
Ono Mananomeut,

ono ManagomouL
COLUMBUS, o., July l,-rho Columbus,
Hooking Valley 81 Toledo, aud tho Ohio
Central railroads were consolidated uudor
ono management
Papers for tho incorporation of the Toledo
a. Ohio Central Railroad company, ~ tho
now corporation viii bo called, were illod
with tho secretary Of state, Capital, $780,.
600 preferred stock and tldOO,OOO common
stock, lncorporatorS, D. D. llostoOd and
John s, Stanton, Of Brooklyn; joan Il Mar
tin, Alexander w, Scott, aud William II.
Andrews,
This Is u reorganization Of tho Ohio Con-
tral railroad, which has boon In the courts
for the past thrco years, Tho now officers
started by special car 10 inspect both roads,
which will occupy two days
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02

Nav ORLEANS, july l,--FIre broke out
In the Illinois Central railroad oil yards nj .
o'clock aud burned ilercoly until o'clock.
The shed aud all oil In barrels and smaller
packages were consumed, The amount Of the
loss cannot vet DO ascertAined.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
Librarian l,sn,h D,nJ.

CHICAGO, July IA. II, Breach, libra.
rian OF tho Illinois state prison, dropped dead
In the Union depot hero rs he was waiting
TO take the train for Joliet. Tho cause Of
death was heart disease Deceased was
thirty.avo years old, aud unmarried. His
mother rogidoa Ia Toledo, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
Tho National Itnonmpmont.

PHILADELPHIA june 30 The National
oneampmont OF militia ot Foirmount park
presents M animated appearance, Some ilf-
tcon hundred men are In camp, aud FIVE hun.
drod additional have arrived Several thou
sand moro will arrive soon Competitive
drills will begin soon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
AN ARMY or TRAMPs.
Iaiding n Village, hanaachlng ITO, ,es and
Fighting the Authuriiio,

Fighting the Authorille,
SHENANDOAH, Pa, July IAN army OF
tramps made raid on Stumptown entering
many dwellings aud rausacking them, Chief
OF Police RhOads made several arrests, but
while the officers were placing the hondculra
on the men their free companions opened
ilre on tho police, Tho latter drew their re-
yolvers aud returned the fire.
The trainps kept up continuous yolley
and threw stones aud brickbats. Chief
Rhodes closely pursued the assaiants, but
had gone only short distance when be was
struck on tho temple with a stone, Inaiotlng
deep wound, Three OF tho ruIlloua wero
locked up, but tho others iled 10 the noun
N.l.a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
ohio Republicans.

coLuMAus, o., July l,-Juigo Foraker
and Con, Kennody were tondcrcj a big 70.
coption berc Con Beatty delivered tho adj
dross OF welcome, aud reception by tho
ladies took place In the evening, IL was
mammoth ovation, Tho state Republican
committee WAS organized.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-02
Inihnr nnil ann.

New YoRW, July l,-rEdward A. and
George H. Boyd, father aud Son, convicted
of defraudug tho government by Illegally
importing French glass woro called 10 tho
bar Of tho United States court, aud tho son
was sentenced 10 pay nno OF $1,000; tho
fathor 10 Imprisonment for two years