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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
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PANS, Nov DIR. Eitachy, n choyOllor
Of tho legion OF Honor aud an important
political wiropullor In tho department OF
Vauelusc was found guilty, with Oxtonua-
ting circumstances, OF having attempted 10
poison a rival practitioner, Ho sont him a
present OF siK edible blaokblrds containing
AtropIno, Tho dose In each bird would havo
uulilcod 10 poison several porsonA Tho prin'
oncr wG sontonood 10 oigbt years Of ponal
eeryitudc Tho accused, who had originally
declared that tho affair waa n joko, at tho
end donicd tho act, bat exports proved tho
nddroas OF the parcel 10 bo In his handwrit'
Ing. lliu purchase Of tho poison aud his
personal spite against the other doctor wcro
also ahowp
Tho man who shot at NJ. do Froyolnot,
! upon his examination, aOidi ~ had boon an
eyoraOor OF tho SuoE canal, Thou ! wont "
| Panama with my daughJor Not long nftor
our arrival three worltmon during lhb night
broke into my house and loft after having
committed u horrible outrage on my
daughter Two daya attorwarj my poor
girl dlcd Of hof injuries"
Here Marriott, nS hia name turns out 10 bo,
not Mattel, bcgOn 10 ahoj toaS lilo took a
photograph album which lay on tho judges
dcek and bad boon among tho objects aoigod
I In his room Taking out n photograph, no
handed II tho judge llo was evidently
much affected and nddudi Look at hor
poor glrl Was ,hi not Ulautifuli She was
tahon from mo- gillod, dish0uoroi, ani thoy
VIII not Nycngo horl
III asked Tor Justice aud was not stonod
10. continued Tho struggle an1 wua ruined
and at last driven away | returned 10
France with what savings | could collect,
aud herp again | attempted ~ obtain Jus
tico Al my efforts wore In vain stIug.
Rled with poverty AltOr having boon ON.
ploycd ~ an office messenger by tho Agcnco
llavap, fell Ock ! wm admitted llrgt 10
tho Hotel Diru, thon 10 the Charito On my
recovery could find no froah place | tiled
all sorta Of lrados and had a miserable time,
but never lost aight OF my one object--to
obtain vengeance for my poor child. But
what can man do without protection or
money!
"bevoral times | lodged complaint at
tho minsiiy oi foreign affairs My appeals
were not needed Seeing that all my at.
tcmpta had failed determined on making
myself known. had no intention Of killing
NJ. do Freycluot whom | did not know,
did not even iIro at him, This can bo proved
by an examination OF tho causeway OF the
Point de Ia Concordo, for ! aimed at tho
ground, and the ball must have lodged
somewhere or cbippej the corner of a paw.
ing stone. All wanted was TO be taken
into custody nid thus bring myself into no
uoe and obtaid tustioan
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
trict, Norton Choose, d. m.; ronrth dis-
trici, HNkinp. ID ~ Parker, Democrat.
for 9,na'e. hat 1000 m, ritv, Hill has
abont 20f1 mi ,iiiy I'm hia cnunIy

trict, Norton Choose, d. m.; rOnrth dia.
trici, HNklnR, ID ~ Parker, Democrat,
for 9tna'p. hat 1000 m, Tity. Hill has
about 600 M jnlly In hls county,
NFw York November 8.-i0;35 p, NJ
SIX hundrrn aud forty three electlnn d..
tricla In tho city give Hill ll2 $40;
Davenport. 6e,627 The same ratio II
maintained ir,Oa0hOnt the city would
give Hin AZ 100 o u'aliiy,
INV YORK. Novemher 4-lA.M- The
complete ~ urna from ihla city on
Cub, rna 'Orial ticket are 40 follows: Hill
1923 ia; DHveuI ort, 7j di6 H' over
u vrn,Orl. 48,2GS JoDps l2l $40; Carr
10 $50 Jones ,ypr Carr, 444l9
NEw YORK, Nov 4-l205 A, M -45i
elecl,on dlH rlcta Onlaldr NJ NV Yttk
nnd X nPac u'tv. q w DVannNrt 98..
725 ; Hill, 80 b22 Bacon. $500 This
~ Owa q npl Democratic gain NJ 3dii
over last years yoIe In the same loCa
tiOns,
UTICA. N. Y November The Assem-.
hly from 0n"ida county: Hall, ksn;
Sh, rman, btm White, Rep, are elected
CORgeshall, Req, re- elected Senator Re
publican ecu ,ty ticket elected with
possible exception OF superintendent OF
the PnOr.
NEw YORK, November 3,-In tho 9Th
Senatorial district, which has generally
been Republican, Thoa. g, llunham,
Democrat, In ELECTED over Frederick g.
Cubs, Republican. CNyus conntv gives
Davenport 2400 plurality. Republican
loss, 700 over lari election.
NEw YORK City, Noyemb'r 3.-IiP.M
Six hui dred and seventy four nu' NJ
7l2 eli lon di'tricta gives Hill ll8 7i6;
Davenport, 64,736 The same IN 10 II
maintained throughout the city would
give Hill 81, ,055 plurality, but most OF the
missing di4lrlca are Republican.
NEw York CITY, Nov New York
City cOmnlpte gives Hill l22 787 Dayen
port, 70 8S3 800 Election districts ont.
aide NV YoTR and Kings county give
Hill "a d95 Davenport, S67li Fer
Sheriff. the Iace between White and
Jacobus In very close, but Grant leads
them both by l,600
NEw YORK, Nov 8 Mldnigh' ] -RTle
county shows u net Republican gain
OF 1870 Democratic clHim New York
cOurty by 90 900 mn jOri y, ana the State
by 2SC00. The New York Herald con.
cedss these fgurpt, hut he Republicans
still believe Davenport and Carr will
have fOi' m Tity In the State.
NEW YORK, November a. 1850 A, Nj
Reulns coutUinil K nearly complete
figures In a rOuntips, aud care nj eatl
nation Of plurahtlea IN remaining 10
have been recorded From these n mp
pears that tho total plurality for Dpyen'
port out.lls Of New York and kinga
county Will amount 10 1894, This will
he overcome ~ plutalllirs for Hill IN
Nav York and Kings.
NEw YORK, Nov 3.-Two hundred aud
ninety eight election distiicta, outeide
OF Ntw York ntd Klugs cOnntiea, give
Davenport 6i,d63; Hlll i5,022; BOscom
3,076, net Democratic gain Of 387
Three hundred election dislrlcta and
wards outside New York and Kings
counties give Davenport II 6l0; all,
OF, BaeCOm, $685. Last year the
aame gave Blalne VI ,322, Cleveland o.
0ia, 81, John 2, 40
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

LONDON, Nov Sir Frederick Gcorgo
Miner has u card In tho morning papers
which IN Intended 10 doal n fatal blow at Mr.,
Gladstone, yorncity, Tho former gontlo'
man, In ,rcoch, recently charged Mr.
Gladstone with hoartlcssposs In boug present
n tho theatur on tho night when tho nowa
had arrived ot Gon Gordon's slaughter
Mr., Ola hono thorcupon authorized his 400
rotary 10 write and say, "At tho timo not
svon rum1r OF Con. 0ordon's death had
reached ma" Sir Frederick Milnor proves
lncontostably tho official faot that tho nova
bad roachoi England before that timO
This card ia Thought likcly by Mr. ulod'
stones opponents 10 provo great blow 10
him In hly rnnyasa Slr FrodOnok proves
also that Mr. Harold Finch llOtton, whom
about 10 eulUr tho theatre, saw posters an.
uouncing tho fact Of tho disaster aud oKtras
plling, nad declined 10 ontor,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC.
The New Hail Route from Fast to West
Particulars


Particulars
WINNIPEG, Man, Nov l. Tho last spike
Of the Canadian Pacific railroad will lbe
driven on Thursday. There will be no cere.
mony, but II will be witnessed by President
Van Horne, Superintendent Egan, tho Hon.
ID. A. Smith, Sanford Fleming, engineer OF
the road; Mr. Harris, OF the firm OF Blake
BroA g. Company, OF BoSton, and otherH
The formal opening OF the great enterprise
will not take place until next spring, when
Lord Lansdowne, governor general OF Can.
ada, will mako n trip over tho road, accom-.
panied by Canadian, American and English
oelebritiea
There will then bc a monster celebration.
During the coming wintor tho climate and
other conditions In tho Rocky mountains
will DO observed apd carefully noted,
especially AZ regards anow-sldes and drift.
Ing OF snow In tho Selkirk range, and by
this means II is expected arrangements can
DO made 20 insure n stoady continuation OF
traffic next year without interruption or ac-
cidonta when tho transcontinenta traffic
commences,
IL iserpected that next year the Canadian
Pacific railroad will be In condition 10
compete with American transcontinental
roads for the overland freight traffic between
Europe and China, Japan and Australia.
Tho Canadian Pacific Intends having line
Of steamers plying between tho Pacific ter.
minus and China and Japan, and also 10
points on tho Pacific coast, making counoo.
tions by way " tho Canadian Pacific rail-
way with tho Allan line OF steamers through
10 Europe
No regular train, either freight or passen-
gor will run through 10 tho Pacific coast un.
III next spring, lut regular tratlle over tho
eastern section Of tho limo by way OF tho
north shore of Lake Superior has com.
moneOd and viii bo continued honcetorth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
CANTON OHIO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1885 Per
CLASSIFICATIONOFRIC
THE ACTING SECRETARY OF THE
TRehsURVs CIRCULAR.
Southern Rice Growers WIN Walt Until
AMER tho Ballots Are Counted TO seek
Protection Of Their Interests
Washington - National NewL

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4-The circular 10
sued by tho acting secretary OF the treasury
In regard 10 the classification OF broken or
granuatod rico prescribes;
"First-lhat on AMI after the Goth day OF
November 1885, tho ruling OF June Is, 1885,
(synopsls, $3.50, and all other decisions OF
the department affecting the classification
for duty under the tariff act Of the commod-
ity known as broken or granuatoi rios
shall be considered rs cancelled and annulled,
and that on aud after that day such com
modify shall DO classified in accordance with
the size OF tho granules composing the I'm.
portatlon by assimilation, either as cloaned
rice at u duty Of two and one quarter cents
per pound, or as rice -four at duty Of 20
per cent, ad valorom, under the special pro
visions therefor in schedule q, In pursuance
OF section 2i0B OF the revised statutes, a.
contained In the act Of March 3, 1873,
'Second-ThOt no substance claimed 10 bo
broken or granulatod rice shall be admitted
TO entry by assimilation 10 rice -four az
aforesaid, unless II Ia found upon careful on.
animation by the customs officers 10 bo com
posed Of the same sized granules or smaller,
AZ the official samples marked FCDK' or
800 bags OF so'called granulatod rico which
were imported into New York by tho FoW.
Ter Rice company por steamer Elbo on the
Both OF June, 1885, II being distinctly under.
stood that any such commodity, composed
Of larger granules than those represented by
such samples, shall DO classified as cleaned
ricen
Samples OF the importation referred 10
have been furnished tho treasury depart
ment by the collector at New York 1hess
have been bottled and will be distributed 10
the customs collectors at the different ports
10 guide them In apprOising entries OF rioo
claiming 10 be ''rico flour" The southern
rice growers will mako personal appeal 10
their senators and representatives 10 urge
legislation this winter requiring granulatod
rice 10 pay the higher rate OF duty, They
recognize, II is said, how utterly helpless
they have been on tho eve Of the fall election
IN Now York, whom ruling In thoir favor
would have Grrayod the entire brewing In
terest against the treasury department and
directly or indirectly against tho candidates
supported by tho administration. Whom
political ends arc no longer Involved tho
southern rIco growers hope 10 got tho pro
tectlon they are entitled 10.
In reply TO the question, "Wha. would tho
brewers do II congress should mako granu.
lated rice pay u duty Of two conIs pouudf
tho attorney for the brewers rcplicLi "fhey
would no, Import rico at all nor use tho
product Of tho south, but would substitute
corn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
THe COLOR LlNe.
Tho Negro In tho Jury noI Means Justice
to Ills ItRoe,

Tho Negro In tho Jury ioI Means Justice
to His NRoe,
LOUISVILLE, Nov "A great deal Of
comment has bcon caused by The presence II
two oolorcd mon on tho grand jury impan.
olod 10 tho circuit court II IL the first timo
IN many yoan that colorod man has boon
drawn on tho grand jury In appointing
jury commissioner Judge jackson had al.
ways instructed hom not ~ discriminate
against the colorod race, Tho question OF
discrimination having been urged ~ AN ob.
lection against Hn indictment returned by
the grand jury Of the last torn, judge JACK.
son instructed The present commissioners
particularly upon this point
Tho result WIS that they included In their
lists Of Jurors 10 bo drawn tho names OF
number of reputable colorcd oitisons. Four
0f thCso were drawn Tor the make up Of the
presout grand Jury but two VI thom arc In
attendance upon the Uuitod Statos court
aud had 10 bN excused, The other two
proved 10 bt qualified Hni had no legal OK.
cusc 10 ollef M 10 why they should bO 70.
lieved from scrynO
The experience OF oolorcd Jurors upon tho
trial jurics In tho circuit court has been do.
oidedly IN favor Of the commonwealth ~
against c0lorcd olronlorA The coorcd
Jurors seemed to be- animated with desire
10 demOnttrato 10 tho public that they worc
In sympathy win law and order, aud conse.
Quontly when casc warranted verdict OF
not guilty, they stood out for heavy punish.
mont The oldep lAwy,rs ut the bar will
not pick colorcj Jurors oven II available to
try their negro clients They prefer 10
take their chanccs with n jury entirely made
up OF whites, for the fcason that they claim
that oolorci Jurors are more severe In
noting out punishment 70 Offenders of their
rann
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
ACCIDENTAL KILLING.
Two Clerks and Some oandy-An Fraser
In tho Heart

Two Clerks and Some Candy-An Fraser
In tho Heart
NEW YoRK, Nov, 4-Jeromiah d Gun
ningham, young clark employed by II. L.
HOBART, molasps doalor, OF No lsO Front
street, stabbed and killed Samuel Chase, a
follow clerk In Hobarps counting room.
Cunningham says that ho went past Chosos
desk 10 got nm eraser 10 remove blot Of Ink
from book aud after gotting ths eraser
made lungo for soIno candy on ChaAo's
doak
Chase sciEol ruler 10 drive him OF and
In moving ont from his dosk stepped Off a
raised platform and fell upon Cunningham,
who held the eraser In his hand. Tho eraser
struck Chase on tho breast and ponctrating
10 his heart killed him instantly.
Cunningham was arrested. While tho
sergeant was taking his statomont Ou officer
came In aud said Chase was dead. Gun.
nigughOmS oyN ulloi with tours, Gun.
ningham wns only sixteen yoar' OF ago.
Chase was soyentScn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
Nomcn lin polltlo..

Pun.ADFLrmA, Nov 4 The Women,
National CnrIsAan Temperance union oloo.
Tod The following onlcopi Corresponding
secretary, Mrs Caroline H. Buell., OF Con.
necticut, recording eccrotary, Mrs Mary A.
Woodbridge, OF Ohio, assistant secretary,
Mrs NJ N stephens, OF Maine, treasurer
Miss EaDhcr rugh, Of Ohio A resolution
roallmibg the ~ Louis resolution ondors
Ing the National Prohibition pir,y was
adopted uttor brief debate, its opponents
dcprcOatng auy modelling with politics
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
the "TRIa0 COMES BACK.
The Difference aud Difficulties with tho
UniOn Adjusted.

The Difference aud Difficulties with tho
unlon Adjusted.
New YoRW, Nov 4-rho Tribune pub
llahoe thu following correspondence
"NEw SOUK, October ~, 1885 As wo
have aEcerthned from conyersation with
Mr.. Rcid that ho was not responsible for, or
a party 70 tho contract made betWoon Typo
graphical Union No, o. aud the foreman OF
Tho Tribune, wo agree ON behalf OF tho
Typographical union TO withdraw all chargoa
OF bad faith against MIR, Reid and Tho Fri.
bune, aud 10 give notice 10 all labor unions
that la difficulties with Tho Tribune aro ad-
justod and request tbom 10 roscud thor
resolutions and all unfriondly action,
"rho Tribune 10 continue TO pay tho pres.
ont weekly prices and within ton days after
tho action contemplated In the preceding
paragraph 10 advance ia price for compost.
ton 10 forty.giK cents, Tho Tribune 10
withdraw any prohibition against union
mon working IN its office
JAMES NJ DUNCAN,
president I, w., No, 0,
"CnAs WmDMAN, Soc.
"Now York, Oct ~, lSS5h
III agroO 10 tho above,
"WmTKLAw RED
Tho Tribune adds
ut will bo observed that tho above docn.
mont from tho officers Of tho Typographical
union expressly withdrawa all charges Of a
broken contract ana OF bad faith Tho only
Oth0r complaint tho union hhs had 10 mako
was ono OF wugce Tho weekly rates arc
above the union scale, and tho average
earnings arc believed 10 10 NJ high us any
Office In this city Thoy arc certainly highor
than In most ot tho labor organizations 10
which the Typographical union has boou ap.
pOallng for sympathy and material aid In
lie warfare upon the Tribune
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
An Arkauaaw Tale.

Hot SPRINGS Ark, Nov, A special
from the Bear Mountain mines, says; "In .
cave near Bear Mountain, Montgomery
county, several bars OF silyW havo boon
found Two human skolotons wcrc also
found tow toet from tho silver bars, and
II was thought by tho dacoyorors that thoy
hOvo found the long lost Spanish miuos,
which are supposed 10 10 located In thI
section The informant saye that tho lucky
parties rotuW TO dovclopo the Whereabouts
OF the mino until they have satisfied them,
solves, beyond doubt, NJ 10 their boing abl'
70 hold them
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
M,,,i.rs,i rl,ipese

New YoUR, Nov The butchorcd TO
mains Of Autonio Solos, the Chiuamau who
waa 80 bruta,ly murdered In his restaurant
on the corner " Spring aud Wooster slroota,
still lay At the undertaken to which thoy
were taken The body will be buried. No olu.
has been discovered that would oad 10 the
arrest OF the pcrpetrator OF the crime. The
police are Of the opinion that the crimc wa,
committed 10y follow counuyman.
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ronned mud PerI.hed.

MARSHALL, Mo, Nov 4 - Tho Saline
county poorhoup caught fro aud was On.
tircy destroyed with tho oontontg, Tho
Keeper Os usual started tho arj In thD 5tovN
and wont 10 his broakfast Ho starUcI back
whom 10 his astonilhmout ho discovered
smoke issuing from tho wlniows aud doorL
Remembering thcrc wcro two In anO por.
sons confined In tho building ho lorco opcu
the doors aud one escaped but tho othor, an
Grishman noted for boing tho most powerful
man ovOr thcr,, was considered dangerous,
was kept locked up and pcrishoi. II ID
thought the iIV originated In his room aud
by him
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
In Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Nov 4.-Tho election paasOd
or quietly Tho only ollicc In doubt Ia that
Of sheriff tho candidates being Flcdorman,
DemocrnC, and McCosko Fusion. Both
were scratched heavily by their partioh
All other Democratic nominees, except per.
hapa, two asscmblymon, arc elected by about
5.OOO nn nIurItioA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
MIR. Clnvnlnnh,n unmn.

BuFTA 10, Nov 4 A--Voting In the city has
not como up 10 expectation. II Ia generally
believed that tho Republicans will carry
both city and county In tho contest for
lheriff, Schen, Democrat, has not run az
we'll az bis friends hoped for, Ho is ahead
Of his tiokot but not sufficient TO obtain
majority, For senator tho contest Ia close
with the chances In favor Of MoMullen, Ro-
publican.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

BosroN Nov 4 Tho new liquor las
prohibiting the sale gift or delivery OF In.
toxicents on election day has gopo Into Of.
feet for the first time. Al no saloon nor
restaurant can liquor bo sold nor At any
hotel, except 10 registered guesta
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
I,aIal noIler Esnlnslen.

OTTAWA, Out, Nov 1 Tho boiler oi IN,
tug Frank Molrat at Port Huron, exploded
at sombra village, killing First Enginsa
james Ward, Second Engineer wiutua
Miller and two aremen Y. Nirtal a
20 badly scalded that no died, Capt y -
rio had hg dislocOted and was b.
pcaldcd The tug is total wreck
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
A Few strAwA.

Hull, Mass, Nov, 4,--For governor,
Prince, Democrat, 90; Robinson, Ropubli-
Oan, "a; l.othfop, Prohibition, For soma
tor, j ], Whipplo, Republican, 10; w. Ia
Douglas, Democrat, 20 For representative,
Horscy, Republican, o; W. IL Ltchaold,
Domocrnt ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
In Illinois.

CHICAGO, Now 4-Tho election In this
city was lor Judge OF tho supreme COURT
Judge oi tho superior court, county commits
honon aud tho now election law, pro.
crossed quietly and heavy vote was
pollod, Both sides arc confident
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
Admiral Topnto,. Ilnrlnl.

MADRID, Nov, t--Tbe funeral OF Admiral
Don Juan lopoto. was made tho ocoasionot
m imposIn demonstration All the prinoi.
pal members of tho Liberal and Democratic
parties Attended, headed by Bopores Castol.
Inr, MartoS, Morot and Con LopeB Domin-
guex About thousand persons aud three
hundred private carriages followed tho
hearse The colin was borne by sailors
and was followed by ono hundred aud ilfty
naval officers, including sdmirsls In full
unifo~w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
THE ELECTIONS.
A Quiet Day Evsrywhsrs-A Dark, gloomy
Day-0snsrAi Results

Day-GenerAi Results.
NEW YoRK, Nov, 4.-Tho day was cloudy,
cold and chilly throughout the HtatA In
cities aud towns about tho full vote was
polled, but the country diHtrIcts fell behind
on account OF bad roads and lnclomont
weather.
At this hour incomplete returns show Ro-
publican gains on tho state ticket which is
strongly predicted carried. Senate and leg
islahyo tickets throughout TO state arc too
badly scratched TO give anything like au-
Lhontic fguros but Ia quito even and tho
majority "ill bo small either way, which 10
most strongly claimed by tho Democrats.
The Prohibitioniats made strong gains In
bomo quarters
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In virginia

PKTERsnUR0, Va, Nov. T. A very full
yoto was polloi by both parties with pros.
poet OF a Democratic gain over tho prOhden.
llal yotA,
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In Onnnnnilnni.

NEw HAVEN, Nov 4, -Roturns from all
ports Of tho state indicate that tho Ontiro
Republican tiok0t In elected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
Two Ii,,el sul,a

BoeroN, Nov The two lbol suits Of
William A Simmons against Councilman
Herbert u Harding and The Beacon Publish.
Ing company Tor 100000 damages each werp
enterad In The Suffolk superior court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

Tho crop ot beotroot sugar tmostly Cor
mani for che coming year IL estimated at
2oOH 900 tons, whilo OF cane tinosty Cuban
tAs yisld Ia put Vt Z io0, 900 tous