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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24
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TOR REsT-LAKGE FRONT ROOM, WITH
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24

Nlr. E,rr Wul Not Worry Now.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-01-19
THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY SUNDAYS Ex-
CEPTED) By
j. j. HILL e. CO.


There never was but one home estab-
lished without a mother-in.law. And
that seems to have been a mistake.
The mother.in-lawless home walked
right into trouble, as the sparks fly up
ward. It went right out in the or
chard, and ordered fruit for two, and
got all the rest of us into more trouble
than all the good mothers-in-law of tc-
day can ever get us out Of. Away
with all this outrageous abuse of the
mother-in-law. Have you no sense OF
gratitude, young man? Do you love
your wife? Oh, most devotedly.
Well, there, where would you have got
your wife, had it not been for your
mother. in law Fl Burdette.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-01-19

James Warren, who killed Rattle
snake Dick, in Esmeralda county, has
been granted a new trial by the Su.
preme Court. He was sentenced to 40
years, terrible penalty for ridding the
State of such a thoroughbred robber
and murderer as Rattlesnake Dick.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-01-19

Col. J. J. Ayers, State Printer OF
California, will be candidate for the
position now held by r. M. Daggett,
as Minister to Hawaii under President
Cleveland's administration. Col. Ayers
formerly published a newspaper at
Honolulu.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
Al Destination.

SARATOGA, June 1.-THE special train
bearing Gen, Grant and family arrived at
Mount MoGregor depot at ii60 p, m. An
Immense crowd had assembled 70 welcome
the generals arrival. Post Luther M.
Wheeler No %, q, A. r., was In waiting 10
receive and escort tho general 10 tho resi-
deneo Of Joseph w, DroKel, on the mountain.
Whom the general alightod tho people
cheerod and clhpped their hands, He was
assisted from tho special car 10 the train
which will convey him 10 Mount McGregor
by Harrison, his valet and DR., Douglas,
where W, j, DreIel and Dow II. Fonda, gem
oral manager Of tho road, were In waiting.
Altar the family had entered the car Gem
eral Manager Fonda instructed tho engineer
10 mako the trip slow and steady insldo Of
ffty minutes The general looked we'll er-
copt for the largo swelling In the right side
OF his throat He bore the journey we'll.
The general waved his handkerchief an tho
train departed, Ho was welcomed by presi.
dent Kellogg Of the Mount NJ Gregor road.
A special train loft for tho mount, bearing
those who wished 10 30 10 the mount, which
was crowded.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
$l.5O Per Year.
A aG oRaI4 GHOST.
Haunting tho Scene OF His Crims-OoAN
versInE with = spook.

MACON, Ga, June ID. The terrible mur-
dor OF his wife and suicide OF the husband,
committed In this city short time ago, are
still fresh In the memories OF tho people Of
Macon, Tho affair was the most horrible
that ever occurred here Just now, tho poo.
pie who live In the neighborhood OF Jones'
former residence, are excited over certain
ghostly figures that are said 10 be seen about
the house every night.
Mr., Robert Sinclair, who was warm
friend OF Jones, heard OF the appearance OF
the ghosts, and accompanied by his dog ha
went out TO the suicides house 10 investigate
the matter, Mr., Sinclair told gei tlemAn
that no remained at the house for several
hours, and that about midnight Jones' ghost
appeared TO him and had conversation with
him. ~ asked Jonea,n said Mr., Sinclair,
"why no killed his wifeF "BoonusO loved
her, Mr., Sinclair, says Jones, "Nnd shAll
haunt the man who robbed hor OF her virtue
until the day of his DEATH
Mr. Sinclair scouts the idea that no waa
deceived by his own excited fancy, and
btronuously insists that he did SOC Jonot
ghost, and that the conversation here 70
corded did really take place,
Whether Mr.. Sinclair was deceived or NOT
tho fact remains that many people bolioyt
that Jones house Ia haunted at night, Tha
negroes will not so about tho place, even In
daylight
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
SLUMS OF MARSEILLES.
A TOUR THROUGH THE DlRTlEs1
CITY IN SUNNY FRANCE.
Three Reported Cases OF Cholera Prove
otherwiSe-"The City Is FUN OF Infso-
tion"-Choiora In gpain-Joy In
IrelAnd--CAblnet Talk-Noto.

MARsEILLEs, June IA correspondent
visited the llthiest quarters Of MarSeilles
and interviewed several local authorities on
the prospects Of recurrence OF cholera.
Experience has taught Marselles but little
In most Of the old streets inhabitants still
pitch their animal and vegetable refuse into
cutters The sewers arc foul, Everything
Is ready TO favor the development OF the
epidemic II II should again break out.
All the warnings OF doctors 500 m
powerless 10 stir the municipal co uncil
10 the danger, Tho JaIret still rolls its lnky
waters through tho town, and the san ltary
precautions taken 10 guard Marseilles against
the scourge extend no further than sprln6-
ling allttlo dslnfecting fluid against tho walls
OF few houses. 30 far, happily, thore 10 no
sign Of anything like an epidemic, but al the
first physician In Marseilles remarked 10
correspondent "The city IL full OF Infection.
Nothing Is done; all remains 10 bo done, My
repeated appeals 10 tho municipal council
fall into deaf ears"
After careful investigation tho corre-
apondent has aScortained that only three
cases OF cholera have occurred In tho Mar.
sollles district within the last month Tho
first IL that OF a poor woman, the mother OF
sixteen children She lived In 81. Barnabe,
a village near Marsoilles, Three weeks ago,
after eating dish OF raw beans, she had
diarrhoea, which developed all tho symptoms
OF ASlatic cholera, For this statement DR..
Motaras, head OF tho sanitary committee
during tho 1884 epidemic, IL tho correspond
ent'a authority, The woman was taken 10
tho Hospital do Ia Conception, whore In
fow days she died, Two special rooms woro
at once prepared for tho reception OF posi-
bio patients. Tho correspondent visited
thom and found thom admirably clean undor
the charge Of Sisters OF Charity.
A week after tho death OF tho woman DR..
Motaxas was called 10 a second case at the
Conception, Tho now patient was dirty
old soptuagonarlan Claud Guorln, who,
though landed proprietor, worth 10000
franks, blaokod boots for living and slept
In garret soyOn feet square, without air or
windows lie also had tho usual symptoms
OF Asiatic cholera, and was taken 10 tho
Conception whore ho rallied Tho lady m-
perior having heard OF his wealth suggested
ho ought 10 pay for his lodgings, whoroon
he discovered that no was cured and do
campod,
A third case Of apparent cholera occurred
At 81, Mamant and Ia still undor treatment.
All OF these casOs arc duo TO misery and To-
cal causes No imported cholera whatever
has yot appeared DR.. MotAxas thinks that
quarantine is uttorly useless, His colleagues,
Dr. Trastour, latoly head physician at tho
Pharo hospital, and DR.. Nicholas Duranty,
both warmly approved OF II All decline TO
express an opinoIn on the value OF DR., Fer
rams experiments, but all declare for tho
present thOy would not venture 10 adopt tho
incubation system wore tho epidemic 10
break out at MArnolllos
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
GnnnrnI Arnnt.

New Yonw, Juno 17--Gte Grant and
family have loft for Mount McGregor near
Saratoga, Con. Grant Ia suffering greatly
from tho heat and eau only speak In low
whisper and Ia much wasted In body He is
quito aged looking
All preparations for the change had been
made during tho past three or four days.
Tho few household articles tason wore
placed In the baggage car by o'clock. Az
o'clock tho general, Mra Grant, Col Fred
Grant, Ulysses y. Grant, jr,, MIRA Sartoris,
Jcsso Grant, DR., Douglas, Dr. Newman and
a few other intimate friends assembled IN
che parlor whore, while awaiting tho car
riagos, tho trip was discussed.
All except the stricken old warrior seemed
delighted over tho prospect Of escaping from
tho stiainS atmosphere Of tho city The
general tried 10 look contented, and endeav-
ored 10 make those about him feel he too,
appreciated tho change, but II was apparent
he did 10 only 10 encourage them.
When tho carriages arrived tho sidewalk
fronting the residence was lined with well-
dressed people. When tho general camc out
leaning on the arm Of Col. Frod Grant hats
wore lifted, aud heads uncovered until no
entered his carriage Gen. Grant wore q
dark suit and silk hat. His face was pale
and emaciatod, and his eyes deeply sunlten,
and he wore mn unnatural look.
Mrs Grant and Dr. Douglas entered the
Same carriage Tho Others were occupied
by the nainiug mcmbors Of tho family and
servany fi.r,s,ll,, ur. nv.
Arriving at the Grand Central depot every
thing was In readiness. The special train
was drawn along side the platform IN readi-
moss ~ start. Hundreds who had been wait
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
GENERAL GRANT.

Tho Cancer Troubling Him AgAin-Dound
for Mount MoGregor
NEW YoRK, June l0-Gen Grants condl.
ton has again become alarming II 10 said
the cancer has boon swelling during tho past
two weeks His breathing Is so badly Affect
Cd II was feared no would lapse into the sAms
critical condition OF last March.
Tho general retired early, but tossed
around, frequently complaining, and did not
fall asleep until midnight From that hour
until o'clock ho slept at intervals, On 40
count OF tho change In tho patients eondl
tion, DR., Douglass is urging the general 10 b,
removed TO Mount McGrogor, lest ho may
grow too week TO allow hisromoval II 10 or
poctod everything will DO In readiness foI
starting immediately.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
oounLE rRAoepY.
Tol'do Husband Cut. the rhross Of nj

Toisdo Husband Cuts tho Throat OF Mis
CourtsAan wife and sulcidsA
TOLEDO, juno II. Mrs. VIM. Brown, wife
Of q saloonkeopor ON Herron stroot, who
llves opposite tho residence Of her nistor,
Mrs. Arthur II, Waksloo and who had secn
nothing OF tho lattor for twenty.four hours,
concluded 10 pay hor visit, but ON going 10
tho house found II securely locked. Bho
caused tho door TO bo burst opon, whom both
waksloc aud wifo were found woltoripg In
blood and quito dead on tho floor OF their
bedroom,
Appearances Indicate that Wakcloo frpt
cut his wifo's throat with razor
and then Roded by sending 30
caliber ball through his heart, both razor
and revolver being noar At hand, A lottcr
loft by wakolcc 10 ct-Mayor Guido Marx, OF
this city, hintcd that tho tragedy was tho
result of Mrs, Wakoeoe postnuptial inildol.
ity, and blamed Brown and HIS wifo there
for. Before their marriage Mrp. Wakcloo
was an inmate Of house Of ill-famo kept by
the present Mrs. Brown, who was thon also
hlnglc. Thoro was no outward arrangement
bctwoon tho partios but Wakooo has boon
drinking hard OF lnto. d.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, JUNE ls, lSsI
BAD BUSINESS.
The Way OF the Bold countsrfsitsr 10 Hard
When Caught

New YoRK, June H.-specihl Agent
Drummond, of the secret service has cap
tured Isaac Lawrence, alias "Gua,n and
William II, Hollywell, both OF whom are
wanted In connection with Ed Hall In the
attempt 10 utter counterfeit notes on the In
tamational bank OF Guatemala, Both men
were taken before United States Commls.
Iioner Shields, who committed them for or
animation In default Of 5000 bail each.
Lawrence Is Hollywell'a uncle
About seven weeks ago Hollywell won't 10
tho Leslie Engraving company ani, pro-
ducing tho genuine 800 not subsequently,
found among Halls things, together with an
enlarged photograph OF II, he asked 70 have
a drawing made from tho picture, Leslie
suspected something wrong and refused TO
allow the work 10 be done, Three or four
lays later Lawrence was introduced and
told Loslie that no had big scheme on foot,
which was nothing less than tho formation
of combination In opposition 10 the Amer
lean Bank Note company and other corpora
lions engaged In making notos, HO wanted
10 buy leslie out Lawrence succeeded in
getting Hanson 10 complete tho drawing,
which was afterward transferred 10 steel
plates by Thomas Alhhlro, who works In
Lealios factory In Brooklyn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
BIG BEARS BAND.
Tho Remaut OF HlsIS Robelllon stln on tho
War Path.


WINNIPEG, Man, juno l7,-Dlspatchos
from Beaver River, via, Battloford, report
that Sontrles OF Strange'a column we're ared
upon by Indians, taken to bO scouts belong
Ing 10 Big Boar Big Boar Ia supposed 10 DO
making a detour and returning south, hay
Ing euded Middletown,
Tho general has loft Fort Pitt with his coll
umn, which no says he win divide, aud send
ono portion west while no keeps 10 tho east,
with Strange on the rear Ho hopes 10 sur
round Big Bear and catch him. He has sont
word 10 Strange 10 divide hla force and watch
the rear, In order 10 prevent Big Bear from
going 10 Poaco river
A Bnttlcford special states that 600 Indians
have loft their reserve at Battle river aud
gone 10 Join Big Bear whom they belIoyo il
not far OH, Middleton has Issued instruc.
tons 10 have scouts watch their movcmen "a
closely In order that, II they 60 10 Big Bear,
his Whereabouts may be made known.
Tho Hudson bay post at Isle La Crosse, In
tho far north Is reported TO have been plum
dorod by the Indians,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
RlEL's TRIAL.
Obstacles That Arc At Psesont IN the
Crown Counael's WAY.

Obstacles That Arc at Psoaont In tho
Crown Counsei's Way.
OTTAWA, Ont, juno l7,--Tho crown coun.
col, who are to conduct tho prosecution on
behalf OF the government In tho Riol trial,
aro horo receiving instructions, ard up 10
tho present moment tho date OF tho trial has
not boon nSod. II 10 understood that the do.
fonoo will first ondoavor 10 provo Riela
American citizenship. This fact established,
his counsel viii point out that he can only bo
tried for wagine war against foreign ooun-
try.
Tho trial would thon have 10 DO under
courtmartial; but as martial law was not
proclaimed In tho Dominion, the trial could
not bo conducted In this way, and would
have 10 DO abandoned.
II tried ~ q Canadian oitiEcn II must DO
Tor high treason, aud, m throo out OF tho six
Jurors aro 10 bs Half Brcoda, II IL beloved
that tho jury would disagree. This would
Involve now trial, whom tho same difficult
ties would undoubtedly bo encountered. II
10 impossible 10 ascertain what limo the
crown counsel will adopt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
NrpAno Troubles.

MEANWHILE Pa, juno i7--Jomcs Mo.
Henry, Prince Csartoyski, OF Parts; Wis
count Berry OF London; John Bellenger, OF
Philadelphia, on their own behalf and In be-
half OF others Interested Ia tho stock or
bonds Of the Now York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio railroads, filed In tho prothonatary'e
Office In this city bill In equity against tho
railway company, Tbcy pray for an In
junction restraining the trustees from voting
their stock and from voting themselves any
pay for services, AMI from tho further issu-
Ing Of bonds In their capacity an trustees
Pending a.hoaring on June ~, preliminary
Injunction was granted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
BuLLlNa THE MARKET.
A Corner In Tin which Makes tho Brohsrs
. ...I Hump Lively,

A Corner In Tin which Makes tho Brohsrs
a ..H... Hump Lively.
NEW YoRW, juno IA cable dispatch
from London has boon received saying that
A. Strauss, Londons biggest upeculator, had
secured control OF 5000 OF the 5000 tons OF
straits Tin In that port and that no proposed
10 squeeze tho short interest there for all
II was worth. Tho opening cable for spot
contracts was PD7, showing Al advance In
tho last week OF si6 por ton. Tho fual cable
showed reduction OF 10 col bs,
An nearly all tho straits tin sold In this
market arrives from London, and m tho
stock horo Ia but 800 tons, tho importers and
brokers viewed tho situation with alarm,
though they all said that they were not short
pound OF H. Tho price on tho exchange
advanced slO per ton, or two cents pound,
which IL about equal 10 tho advance In Lon
don. Little interest was shown In future
contracts, the corner applying to spot con-
traota M
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
DlstrosnlnR Accident.

ERm, Pa, Juno 10-JAmes Lockwood,
who lived noar State Line, wont out hunting
and stopped for few moments at tho housi
OF his betrothod. While convorplng with
her her little brother, Willie Reynolds, be-
gan 10 play with the gun, against tho muIEls
Of which Lockwood was leaning. Tho piece
was discharged and tho charge passed
through Lockwoods body, killing him al
most instantly, Tho young woman who
witnessed hOr lovers death 10 wild viii
0rlaf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
In Iowa.

MASON Cry, Iowa, Juno H-Tho last
four nights have boen characterized by 40.
we're wind aud rain storms In Corro Gordo
county, Tho rain fell In torrents, accom-
panied by heavy hail and constant and
lorrifying display OF lightning,
A cyclone struck this county In Mt Vor-
non township and Gchoolhouso was do
mollahod, and In Bath township II struck tho
house and barn OF II. II. Lincoln, tearing
both 10 pieces. Tho household furniture was
,cattered In oyory direction, tho farm ma.
phinery was also broken, trees were uproot-
sp and some OF thom driven deep into the
harth. A horse was thrown over fence Into
ditch and lay on his back until relieved.
Trees m largo an mans body were snapped
on like candy ton feat above tho ground and
lhoir trunks pooled. A bird cage was blown
out OF n kitchen, but the bird was found un-
Injured. A stallion worth o. 900 was found
after tho roof and floor OF tho barn had dis
appeared hanging unhurt across somo joiata
A mile farther on tho house OF Matthew
Reddy was carried away, There are hardly
boardn enough 10 build fire. Tho wreck Ia
complete. Mr.. Reddy'a brother was carried
into fold whom tho house won't to ploooa,
On his looking around ho saw by flash
OF II ghting that his brother was stretched
dead somo yards away. Ho picked him up
and carried him Into an underground milk
house He commenced n search for hin wifo
and found her somo ton rods distant from
tho house In oorn-neld. Ho noxt
looked for his fve-yoar-old boy, searching
by tho light OF tho electric flashes, aud At
last discovered tho infant thirty rods from
the house. Tho boy was almost driven Into
The mud. Mrs, Reddy and child are serious
Iy injured, and little hopcs arc entertained
Tor their recovery.
Cattle In a herd were ntampcdod, and
horses In pasture woro driven into wiro
fence and fcarfully cut up. Tho crops were
fairly boatsn into the earth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
SOCIAL SENSATION.
A BsAutIfui and Accomplished wife
Elopss with n Wandering Tinker.

A BeAutifui and Accomplished wife
Eiores with n Wandering Tinker.
CLEvELAND, o., Juno i7.-Mrs. j. D..
Soorp, the handsome young wife OF ]. u.
Secrs, booGkocpor for tho White Sowing
Machine company, has olopod with VIM,
Putnam, wandering maohinlst, tinker and
roller skating rink instructor, Tho prom
inonce OF tho parties render tho matter OF.
trcmoly sensational
She Ia blonde, pretty and accomplished,
and graduate OF tho Cleveland public
schools Sho Is tho Oldest daughter of w.
ID, Folsomc, woll.known insurance agont,
who for number OF years was an engineer
on tho Lake Shore railway, and wont of tho
bridge on his engine In tho terrible Astha-
bula disaster, no thinks that his daughter
IL insane, She had many friends and moved
In bright social circle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
CYCL0NIC CAPEPINGS.
HOUSES, BARNS, STATIONS, WIRES
AND CHURCHES DESTROYED.
People Blown In the Air Like Chan, and
Others Killed by ughtning--Horses
Blown over Fences and n Child
Driven Into the Muddy Ground.

OMAHA, Neb,, June 1.-THE second 10
we're wind and rain storm within half week
las visited this section Great damage was
lone In tho country 10 wind mills sheds and
barns by tho wind. At Millard, twenty
miles west OF here, two lumber yards were
'ntlrely blown away. At Elkhorn two
houses and a barn were blown down, For a
distance OF aiI miles west OF Grand Island
telegraph poles are all laid fiat
Tho same storm struck tho North Platte
Itatlon, on the Union Pacific, and was blow
Ing II 10 pieces whom telographlc communal
cation was cut of The depot at Phelps
Itatlon, on the Burlington & Missouri rail-
road, was partly wrecked, Much damage
was done for a distance OF fifty miles along
lhe Nebraska railroad In tho southern part
of the state, great many buildings being
wrecked,
At Elk Point, Dakota a number Of build
nga were blown down and tho railroad coal
house and windmill were demolished,
Az Colerldge, Neb, elStoon buildings were
eveled, Two children were killed and three
people seriously injured In the country.
A brakeman named Sullivan was killed by
lightning near Columbus
At Harrington, Neb, tho skating rink and
1 number OF small buildings were destroyed.
Word has been received from Leman that
Tho st. James Catholic church was torn
down and the ateeple OF another church was
demolished, The Plymouth mills were un-
roofod and the Smokestack blown away.
Tho gas works were levelod, the opera house
unroofod, tho st. Paul &c Omaha station
wrecked, the now school house unroofod and
lcvoral residences were blown down.
Tho wind was first from tho south aud
lhon from the southwest Reports from
Dos Molnca, Sioux City, Iowa, and Dayton,
o., give reports Of great damage by similar
storms.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
Freight Handlers.

NEW CASTLE, Pa, Juno 10. -Superintond
ent Wittor has requested the striking froighi
handlers OF tho Buffalo, New York & PhilA
dslphia road 10 resume work At thoir former
salary pending tho investigation OF thoii
grievances by higher officials, and promisinl
tho mon thoy should DO giyon dceiaion by
next Saturday, Tho mon accepted tho propo
sition. "Doublo.hsador" trains were lmmo.
diatoly put to work, and havo succeeded II
moving largor portion Of tho freight which
was detained along tho routo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
HuIlIXAn.

CHICAGO, juno Io,-Billy o'Brion, No
Cairrcy's backor, was at tho Herald ofIlc,
prepared 10 moot Sullivan and his hacker,
and arrange a match, but neither OF tho lat
tor matoralizod, Pat Sheody aald later that
o'Brion only wished for newspaper notority,
but II McCaifrcy really wants 10 nght Sulli
van will accommodate him, and will flll any
engagement that Sheedy makes for him,
'Andh he added, ~ can easily DO found IN
this city, Aftor his meeting with Burk,
Sullivan spont tho night Soeing tho city. He
loft for tho east In somewhat topsy-turvy
condition
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
"I,ing, Crane dpa, I,ipri''

PHILADELPHIA, Juno l0-'rho council
manic committee and guests will start from
Broad Street station by special train on the
Pennsylvania railroad at t9a m. on Wed.
nesday, and proceed 10 Baltimore 10 rocolw
tho Liberty bill. They will return on
special train, reaching Germantown juno
tion at $3.50 p. m Tho boil will be taken
from horo 10 Broad street aud Susquehanns
avenue The oscorting procession will start
from that poInt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
Tho Apnol,es.

Eb pAso, Tex, June iy.-,It has boon
thought for several days past that the hostile
Apachos were all south of the Southern Pa.
ciilc railroad, lowering near tho Mexican
border but this proves 10 be erroneous, az
they have attacked ranch on the outskirts
OF Duncan, AriE Before the Indians could
break into tho Adobe building the govern
ment troops appeared and scared them oil.
They got away with ton horses that were
pickoted near by. II b believed tho troops
are now IA pursuit.