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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
NTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1881
A oeVouT pEcelveR.
Under the Cloak OF Religious Ard'r He
Worked His Schemes.

NolheH Uiu NohoWiHAs
HURoN, OAK, Dec, 23, IN, 10, Reed Ia a
Huron music teacher and leader OF the choir
the Baptist church. Since the coming OF tho
present pastor, Rev j, w, Davis, who came
rom Buda, Illinois he has been giving los
pns 10 Davis daughter, who was also
member OF tho choir, Davis publishes a
nrl In tho Huron Times, sayingi
~ feel II my duty 10 mako known tho
acts that my daughter may be defended In
ocioty and chat tho wrotched man who at-
empted her ruin may appear In his true
light, Ever snce my arrival In Huron,
Reed has affected growing Christian OK
,erlen 70 for tho development OF which no
las sought my counsel aud help, In this
way he has kept mo aifectonately aud
rustlnsly near him aa n spiritual adviser
Yhila his generous friends improydlng
,omtorJ In our homo has been plolge OF
I, Ms sincerity, Just aa fast as ho could do 80
With cunning and advantage, ho has sought
% secure the confidence aud affections OF
ny dau hter aud blinded both her and her
parent, 10 his truo purpose by constantly
Increasing religious order. This game cul-
minated aud revealed It's real object on last
Thursday night In determined effort 10
rain har consent 10 elops with him, lilo was
1t once dismissed from the house foreyern
Reed has Wit, aud son twelve years old,
The young lady IA one OF tho most highly
oipect,d In th, city, and sympathy Is on.
iroy on Miss Davis sId,, What mlkoq tho
natter still worse is tho fact that Rood
,layod his game 50 cunnlugly aul 30 per'
ectly that he was received as n msmbor Of
he Baptist church OF which d avis IN pastor
hroe weeks ago, aud was bapt aed by DAVIS
ho Sunday night b,for tho Thursday night
hat he tried TO induce tho daughter 10 elopo
with him II h thought tho case canuot be
,each.l by law
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
THE TERRoRs or FATE.
No Hope Of Rescuing tho Entombsd
MInera- eTrlbls AgonIeA


Minara- errlbls AgonieA.
WnKEsDARRE, Pa, Doc 81, There Ia no
eat for Nantlcole II Ia impossible to do
cribe In words tho CONSERVATION, the dis
nay AM agony which spread through the
village when II was learned that all efforts
10 get the men out alive were abandoned.
The town never saw such a sight az that
witnessed from 10 4 o'clock In tho morn.
Ing, No ono thought OF rest, The whole
population was out on the streets discussing
lho situation,
ExclOmations OF dlspalr, cries OF agony
md mutterlngs OF discomfort was heard on
very street corner aud In almost every
aouseho Several were seized with con-
VulslonG Fannie sarver sister OF tho two
sarver brothers, was prostrated with vio-
lent ilts aud Ii was feared she would die,
Mrs Klyeor, tho old mother OF tho three
Rwclor brother, was at deaths door from
weakness aud shock, aud many other rola'
lives OF friends OF victims were completely
prostratod
Investigations at an early hour show that
nnd, rock and culm had fallen 10 such an
,Ktent that the mine In which the mpris.
,ned miners we're confined, was now illlOd
10 tho roof aud that tho mon are dead and
beyond oil help, Az 0 o'clock In the morn
ng II was learned that the bodies Of tho
victims cannot bo recovered for at least
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
MURRAYIs DOSE.
He Marrcs Youthful Hrldo-- New Loves
Laudnnum,

To Mnrries u Youth al Brldo-- Now Loves,
Laudnnum,
New Yo RR, Dec, 20 George r. Murray,
aged "a, n medical student whose parents
i've IN Virginia, attempted suicide In tho
apartments occupied by his unfnllhful
spouse nt No ~ West Thirteenth street. II
appears that some timO ago Murray went 10
England Oh pleasure tour, aud whilo NJ
Earlng, suburb OF London, fcll In lovo
with ana married his present wife who was
thon only seventeen years old, charming
young lady said 10 DO un hoiroS 10 $4,000
Tho wedding took place there ON tho first
Inst Shortly after thoir marriage Murray
aud his wifO sailed for Now York, arriving
horo week or 20 ago Mrs Murray on tho
trip, formed tho acquaintance with dash
ing young man, whose nNmo cannot bo
learned, On arriving hero Murray placed
his wifo In comfortable quarters aud started
for his homo In Virginia 10 visit his par
ents, Daring absence tho youthful Sto re-
nowed tho acquaintance formed on tho
steamer, and began living with him, II In
alleged, on intimate terms, On Murraya
return he sought his wifo and tried 10 got
bor 10 leave hor now found loyO but sho no.
fused Tho injured husband thon had tho
couple arrested, but thoy were discharged,
and Mrs Murray went 10 1.-Two with lover
No. ., at the place mentioned above,
Murray called there, and obtaining ad-
mittanoe endoayorcd TO compel his wife 10
swollow dos, Of laudanum She shouted
for help, and on tho arrival OF the londlady
Murry at onoo swallowed tho dose himself
Ho was arrested and N now at ~. Viucont'n
hospital undergoing treatment
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MINERS, ouTRAees.
Tive Gcrmnn'H Attached and BrutAily
Ciubbed-lIreata 10 Bo Made,


Ciubbod-lTrcstA TO Bc Made.
PITTsDuR0, Dec % -Moagro report have
reached thu CITY Of another desperate attack
on working working miners In tho Monon.
gahola district Az an oarly hour as tho
diggors at on Eaglo miners In tho Third
pool were going 10 work about twonty
masked men armed with clubs and rovolvora
attacked two Germans, who on account Of
dostitution hud been forced 10 return 10 work
at tho minY Ono Of tho Germans was
Knocked down. brutally dubbed into unoou-
seriousness and loft lying on the ground sori
ously injured,
His companion was also terribly beaten,
but escaped and gave an alarm, Superin.
tondont j, E Jones', Engineer Kcrr ond 9th.
ors made raid on tho rioters, driving thom
into tho woods, Constable Mcclure and ilyo
deputies are on tho ground with warrants
for the arrest Of over forty OF tho alleged
participants In tho riot Four OF tho mon
who took par In tho riots at Coal Valley
and Pine Run have bcen arrested.
Serious trouble Ia again epprohondod In
tho Fourth pool, All tho men working at
tho reduction arc obliged 10 carry arms.
Summary vengeance has been sworn against
the members Of tho coal and iron police,
who are making the arrests. CitiEcns arc
joining hands with the officers In bringing
tho Offenders 10 Justice.
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Mexican journalism.

LAREDO, Dec. 20, La Grange, ono of tho
propriotoS Of tho Monterey Larovista,
has arrived in this city. Ho statos that
Con. BoruTdino Reyes, military governor
OF Nuevo Leon, has journalistic aspirations
and has practically appointed himself editor.
h-chicf OF LorevIsta by requiring that all
manuscript bo subjected to his inspection
before being printed, Mr., La Grange IL
making arrangements to publish an edition
Of tho Laravista In this city. Tho first mum.
Dor will make its appearance on New Yoors
day. II will, without doubt, contain inter
osting rcnding matter for Con. Royos and
Tho administration he representa-
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Land paienta.

WAmmaToN Dac. 30, Tho board dosig-
mated by Commissioner Sparks consisting
VI Assistant Commissioner stockslagor,
Chief Clerk Walker and Law Clork Lo-
barnes, 10 examine suspended entries bavo
reported the first inutallmont OF tho cascs
examined by them upon er-parto prooia OF
claimants with tho following results. In 2lJ
braska showing residence for 0vo yoars, the
board has recommended 100 for approval
tor patcnt, bS arc held FOR further evidence;
efor rejection and 10 for investigation by
special agents In 10 pro.omption casos cr-
aminod In tho Aberdeen district, Dakota,
10 recommended for patent, y for rejection,
and 70 for special investigation
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
Mnnl. mldra nnd Inllnm.

CHICAGO Doe ~. Smoke was soon issu.
Ing from tno second floor Of tho four.story
brick warohous 40 lpSnllo stro,t aud Mich
igan oycnu, Tho building wai owned aud
occupied by Ob'rno lllNok e. 90, nnl con.
taincd n large stock OF wool, tnllow aud
hides An mmonso quantity OF walor was
poured into the building, but almost with.
out effect The loss on stock eau hardly bo
less than $500, ,O1O aud ON building $4,000,
fully covered by insurance Tho arm will
robuild
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
ll,n rnnml,a i.ainln.

MACON ui,, Doc, ~ Tho Telegraph
prints an ortolc rocitug that Con, Toomb,
shortly b'oro his death indorsOd notes 10 tho
amount OF $4,000 for certain parties In Az
lanta, aud ,lat his estate Ia now responsible
for them Tho heirs, II Ia understood, will
contest upon tho ground that Gen Toomb,
was monlally incnpacitatod NJ tho timo he
indorsOd the notos 10 attond DO business The
article concludes by htimOting that ugly
disclosure nro expected,
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ANOTHER cAVe-lN.


Ibrce Men Hurled Underneath . uugs
Gravel He'd.
CLEp nLAND, Dee, "a, "A serious and prob,
ably fatal accident occurred Ia the Egh,
toonth ward Plerrie Lanre, tcomslor
has boon engaged for some wo,ks past IN
hauling gravel, which hc procure at huge
bod In the southern part OF tho city. He
had cngogol 10 holp him, q Bohemian
named Barhowstl and Pole whose nano
could not bo learned Tho trio entered tho
gravel bed aud began digging In doop
cavern that had been followed out In the
sido Of tho hill, They had not worked long
whom James Moses, bystauder, called 70
thom 10 get out, that tho bank was falling
In. His warning was too late, Before tho
mon could emerge from tho drift hugo
mass Of gravel had oavod In upon them aud
buried thOm,
NOSES gave tho alarm aud willing hands
Boon set 10 work 10 rescue the buried mon.
About o'clock Laure was uncovered aud
found lying upon his face, unconscious with
ono log crushed under him The Bohemian
was found soon after also lying upon his face
and unconscious Tho Pole was tho last 10
DO DO taken out, but strange TO say had auf-
forod the least injury OF tho three, and was
conscious when found, The Bohemian 10
thought to bo fatally injured, and Lanre's
chances Tor recovery arc very slight
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
COMMITTED 10 HISTORY


CHICAGO, Dee, 22, The lilo aud military
record Of Gen George u, Mcclellan received
their dnll tribute from tho great soldiers
Chicago friends aud former comrades, before
being by thom lovingly conaignel 10 his.
tory Tho memorial service was thor
oughly impressive and successful one. The
Grand opera house was filled 10 Ia full scat.
Ing capacity Con Seoaed was called 10
tho chair aud assumed charge Of the meet.
Ing during ailonoo 80 doep and respectful
IN 10 reveal tho character Of tho audience
and their doop sonso Of tho nolemnty OF the
occasion,
After a brief prayer by Bishop Fallowu
the Chicago quartotte sang LEAD, Kindly
Light, aud Gen, Schoholi introduced tho
Roy, Arthur Edwards His address received
tho closest attontion, aud was not unfro.
quenlly broken In upon by applause evoked
by reference 10 this or that episode which
appealed 10 tho memory Of the veterans
present The Rev Thomas Green delivered
tho closing address, Bishop Fallow followed
With bcncdiction aud brought the meeting
10 n close,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
nIo,llnaLA,a Toy.

NHw YoRK, Dec. @--Relph Modjsks,
only son Of Nine, Modjoska, who ia TO be
married TO his cousin, Mme, Felicia, In tho
Stanton Street Polish church on Monday,
tho SSth inst, has arrived from Omaha.
Ho was warmly greeted by his sweetheart
aud family Nine. Modjeska was too m 10
receive visitors on friends, but she recovered
most speedily after embracing her son, and
leaving him to play ChopIn's nocturnes ~ his
lady love she, loto In the evening, won't with
her husband 30 zoe SalviuL The dispense.
tlon from tho pope allowing Ralph Mod
jeska TO marry his cousin was not received
until Saturday,
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$3.50 Per Year.
" "HALTI"
The Demand for Hands Up r. by the Road
Agents Failed,

MILES CRY, Mont, Doc, 22, Three high
Waymen VINO have been here for several
weeks held up the Miles City Il speartish
stage one mile east OF here, One Of the rob
bers called halt and pulled his gun, but the
cap snapped and the stage driver, win Mo-
Cormlck, whipped his horses anl cut ooSe,
reNchng Miles City sooner than usual.
Sheriff w. Savage with Ohieen James
Coniey, Frank Coney and John Cochran,
had an inElipg Of the plot, aud reached the
scene In time TO 500 the stage 60 away and
10 corral the robbers one OF whom received
two shols, ono In tho back aud one In tho
log, The woundei man, known rs Cork
screw Hank, and his companion, Dick Tur-
pin, were arrested, The other escaped.
There was but one passenger on the stage
Billy Black Black swenrs the men were
masked and roady for bad business
The stage driver thinks they intended 10
also hold up tho stage going In the opposite
direction. Agent Maxwell genorl man.
agor Of the stage line, says tho stag was
carrying tho usual amount OF yaluablol
The two prisoners are in Jail
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
FORGED Hank No,ea.

DUBLIN Dec. 23- Forged bank notes of
no denomination Of elOO on one OF tho
anks OF this city whose name at present
sannot be learned have been circulated
largely during several days past In this ana
other cities OF tao United Kingdom Tho
counterfeit is almost an exnct counterpart
IF tho genuine aud mono hut experts con do
tOot the difference The bank officials arc
moving heaven AMI earth TO secure tho
plates FROM which tho notes were printed or
tho cause OF tho perfection
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ecaipsrs soaIped.

New yonW, Doc. 20 The passenger
agents OF the trunk lines met In Commits.
siouer Fink's Office, and decided that tiohot
scalpera arc 10 be boycottod. IL was also
decided to withdraw all commission from
agents except steamship agents who sell om-
igrant tickets In England aud on tho conti.
nent Orders went out that no freight
should bo rocelyol by tho trunk limos at their
western t,rmiua which was billed at less
than tariff rates
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
LAsHED IN THE FACE.
A Woman Who IL Either Very Right or
Very Wrong

NNls NfNnE'
81. LOUIS, Dec 90 james l., Raymond,
q brokor, was called 10 the front door of his
residence, no 23Js olIyo street, and given
several lashS In tho foco with oowhido by
woman, Ho jumped back into tho house
and tho woman disappeared IL was Mario
salon, n stcnographor, who had boep in his
employ In Now York aud Chicago, and
lator In Kansas City, and who accused him
OF botraying her lor promise of marriage
Ho claims tho woman Is trying 10 bnck-
mail him, anil tho trouble, no says grow out
Of tho settlement OF her wages whom 10 ro-
moved hero from Kansas City Raymond
Ia married AMI has daughter nearly grown.
Tho woman followed him hero from Kansas
City, The cowhidiug was done In tho pres.
once Of quito n number Of mon, who had
been attracted 10 tho place by the woman's
singular action, and IL occasioncd good
deal OF talk u the fashionable west end.
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PmRRg, Dtk, Doc, g9,-Tbo idea thai
tho ppop0' ot Dakota contemplate rovolu.
tionary measures should ongruu tail to adj
nit the state Id simply ridiculous The poo.
plo Ia this part OF tho territory win use
every possible means 10 secure tho admission
Of the south hall OF tho territory, Should
they fail In this they will accept p,anoably
tho situation Tho aggressive clomont was
put down whom II, j. Campbell was do
foatod for tho Unitod 5tatcs senate, This
section IL determined on division lrst aud
admission uoxt, but will oppose an enabling
act looking toward admission without dl.
Vialon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

ERIE, Pa, Dec 20 The Brown Folding
Machine company Of this city, hayo In.
Atructod their attorneys 10 bring suit against
tho Stono Molg frintcra Machine company
OF Eric, aud tho Dexter Manufacturing
company, OF Dos Moluos for inrinsmont
Of n patont covering an attaching dovico
for connecting folding machines with print.
ing presses, The patent covers ahcot car-
rier connecting printing presses, with q
frame that spans the press with tho foldorA
The Brown company claim thpt this patent
has boon utrugsl on by the above named
parties The Hilt A ligoly 10 bo interesting
aa thoy are largo interests involved
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A Grant Nom oriai.

LoNo BRANCH, N. j., Dec % Mr. George
W. Childs Ia about TO increase his liberal do.
nation 10 the handsome building at tho grove,
known az Library hall, by placing mo-
mortal 10 Con. Grant In tho eastern sido Of
tho hall Tho memorial will consist Of a mag
ni1ccut triple window Of stained glass OF
beautiful design and finish, Tho window
will bo completed before spring.
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THE eoYcoTT REMOVED.
rho Knights Of Labor Heiease stralton q
stOrm-Ali Ia Harmony,

rho Knights Of Labor Release straitou q
storm-AII Ia Harmony.
NEw YoRR, Dec. 23 -Straiton a. Sto IN
received this letter formally removing the
boycott put on tho flrm's cigars by tho
Knights OF Labori
"Noblo order of the Kalghts Of Labor Of
America, Office Of the general secretary aud
treasurer
"PHLApELPHIA, Dec. II,
"Messra StraIlon & Storm, cigar manufacturers
"DEAR SIR-AltOr tull investigation
nto the boycottng OF your cigars, the eI'
cutlyo bonrl deem that there IL no cause for
~ maintenance, and therefore order its ro-
noval Duo motto, will 30 publ ishcd TO tho
II the boycott on tho Station & Storm
goods, Hoping the harmony now existing
between yourselves and employees may con-
.inuc, and that your efforts TO amend tho
condition OF the toilers viii be crowned with
mcoesS am yours respectfully,
"FMEDERIoR TURNER,
Secretary Exccutiyc,n
Ex.Mayor Powderly, Of Scranton, master
workman OF tn, knights, wrote TO Mr.
George Storm thut, "IhOt s0uHs OF Justice
which should octuate all mon In dealing
with each otnor was our only guide In this
'asen
The firm replied TO Secretary Turner az
follows; "PCmit us 20 thank you and your
board for tho spirit OF fairness which seems
10 have governed you In your deliberations
Whom American labor convncos tho public
that II seeks the omclIorOtion Of lis condi-
lion solely by fair and honorable means, IL
viii attract to itself the substantial !ptoli.
gcnce that has the we'll being OF cur coun-
try aud those that 1.-Two therein at hoart
aud great stop viii have been taken In od.
vance Timo viii demonstrate that this is
not victory OF capital but rather tho tr-
umph OF labor In its demand for ju,tico.n
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Ilnnninn Critical.

BUFFALO, Doc 2a-Tbo condition of tho
old man, Micbaelski, who was stabbed at a
Polander christening at East Buffalo on
Sunday night continues 10 be critical, and
his recovery 10 matter OF doubt His fam
fly refuse TO allow him TO bo sent 10 tho hos.
pital and tho doctors say without proper
treatment be will die Tho police had him
romovod
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Iilnn.iahnd Irxnnnia.I.

ALLIANCE o., Dec, 28 There is groat OF.
citemont here over an attempt made by the
Pitsburg, Fort Wayne e. Chicago railroad
company 20 lay their tracks through one Of
the public streets OF the town. A crowd of
citizens have just turned out and torn up tho
tracks IN that street, aud arc now awaiting
further action on the part of Tho railroad
people. II 10 feared thoro may bo blood.
shed.
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An Al rtlonista Dose.

CLEVELAND, Doc, 2o-"Dr" Drlamatis
Smith Nhj performed mn abortion upon
Carrie Franklin, last July, from thc effects
Of which she died In August, has boon aOn
tonocd to seven years, tho full ext'bt OF th,
law, In the ponitontary by Judge Nc Kin.
ney, In tho common pleas court
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nnAnrinh CnnItnl.

WARRINGTON, Dec, -, Tho capitol q al
most deserted. In the house dozen mem-
bors woro to DO seen, aud small proportion
OF the employees, but most OF the irequon'ers
Of the place have gone for tho holidays II
will take tho olorkg several days 10 got
through with their work on the bills and
Joint resolutions introduced, thoro bong
1905 Of them, Not half dozen senators
Mero aeen az Tho capitol during Tho day.
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A IirnlAI IInahAnd.

PirrspuN0, Doc ~ David LCwia and hll
wifo EItn became involved In an altorcs
ton NJ thor home on Second avonuo Dur
ing the roy Lewis knocked his wIfc down,
Kicked anl biat her In terrible manner.
she managed 20 roach tho atroot and
erawcl into Jame o'llarah saloon whore
sho died AT 4 o'clock Mrs, Lewis had jusi
boon released from tho work house,
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SAGINAW, Mich, Dec. 20, AT Chosaning,
twonty-six miles south on tho Michigan Con.
lral road, the through freight ran into
local freight standing on tho track. Mrs.
3reen, lady on her way to 81. Charles, was
N tho cabooso and instantly killed, Two or
ibroo otbero were In The caboose, but saved
heir livos by jumping, Considerable DAM
,go was done ~ both traina
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LONDON, Dec, a. Lieut. Greeley lccturcd
before the Royal Geographical society Tho
Marquis OF LOrno presided Among those
present were Princess Louise, Mr. Paolps
and wife, and Capt. Mares. Tho Marquis OF
Lorno said England was as proud Of Greeley
m II he had started from London. Tho loo
huro was enthusiastically roeeiyed.
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Account Dlnnllnmnd.

W AsmNoToN, Dec go. Comptroller Dur
ham has dsalowod q 800 In The accounts
Of Agricultural Commissioner Colman, on
the ground that the amount expended was
not authorized by law. Tho amount apont
was for seeds aud tho accounts arc similar
10 the item disallowod In tho accounts Of
Commissioner Lorlpg.
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LONDON, Dec 23.-A man named Harrl.
son, formerly curb stonon broker, doing
business In this city, who n,d from horo
some time ago to escape tho consequence OF
Anumber OF frauds perpotrotod by him, has
loon arrested In Spain and will bo brought
uank
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Searching parties have been organised
aud uent out In different directions to search
for Clinton II Hegeman, tho young farmer
Of areonvnle, y H. who disappeared on Sat.
urday night, D. tcembcr 10 Tho previous
evening ho had comoanlci his batrothed,
Miss Matte Nostbrand, TO Brooklyn. He
was then dependent, and complained that
thiugs did not 10 right with him
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Ohio a MlssIsslppi,

BALTIMORE, Dec, 30, "A meeting Of tho
holders OF tho Springfield division bonds Of
tho Ohio q Mississippi Railroad Company
was held here TO consider proposition Of
tho company 10 compromise all questions
relating TO tho bonds by tho substitution Of
Of 0 per cent bonds secured by mortgage
upon the main line. Tho proposition was
unanimously rejected and meeting ad.
iourned
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Irer.iinnnd Ward.

NEW YoRK, Doc. 28--A false rumor was
circulated that Ferdinand Ward had com.
mitted suicide In Sing Sing prison. He Is
no longer Keeping hooks for Perry & Com.
pany, tho contractors The warden has sot
him to working tho freddie OF press, on
which circulars OF tho company are printed.
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Penal Seryitudo,

CoRK, Doc, 20, Tho trial OF Casey and
DAILY for the murder OF Daui,l Curtin at
Motahuire November 10, has bcon concluded.
Both prisoners were convicted and son.
tanced 10 fourteen years poual soryitudo