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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

L0rIsyifLE, Ky, Oct. 1.-THE liabili-
ties Of the IcfcrsOpyllle, Ind, plate glass
works, which assigned Tuesday, win
reach $1,000 Mr.. Stanward, me as-
slgnec, estimates the assets al s5o,op0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
Street Railway Repairs.

The Fort Worth Street Railway com
lany has been at work for several days
Improving its track on Main street, New
witches have been put down and the
Nad-bed raised wherever the rains have
caused boggy places. The work Is now
sIlnost completed, and the veyatious de-
nys OF transferring will soon cease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
Musicale This Evening.

Anumber of our musical people have
arranged to convert the handsome parlor
Il Messrs. 'Sanguinc & Dawson into
nusc.room this evening, and give Il Sc
sct musicale. A new piano will he
placed at their disposal; also seating ca
neiy for about thirty people,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
ESTIMATED DEBT DECREASE.

WASHINGTON, oct. Lit is estimated
that there has been decrease Of about
Sl2, 900, 600 Ia the public debt during the
month of September. The payments on
account Of pensions during the month
were about SI000,0 900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
ROBBERY Ar nrLToN.

Special to the Gazette,
BELroN. TEX, oct. last night u
young gentleman of this city was robbed
of SEQ In money and gold watch and
chain worth Si20. No clew to che rob
DCTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
Pie shnnting,

The regular pigeon shooting match
Wintake place Saturday evening at the
driving park over 200 live pigeons are
10 he shot at. A 500 Hammers
Cabrough gun will also be contested for
IA $40 an entry. ShootistS from other
owns are cordially invited to attend,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
Orange blossoms.

Ar G, y. Yeagcr ana Miss Allie j..
igpogast We're united in marriage at the
Iesldence OF the bride, on East Seven
gealh street, yesterday evening, Rev.
! \, Allison officiating. The young
couple i'm nediately took the train
New Orleans on Il wedding
ear Before leaving they were the
selNents OF quite number OF valuable
Ma handsome presents. TIIE GAZETTE
A'ends congratulations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

Lulu Andrews, the unfortunate woman
whose troubles were lately detailed in
TIM GAZETTE, has recovered from a
severe and protracted illness, and will
leave for her home at Denison to-day.
Her mind is evidently weakened by her
Nferings She says that she is sorry for
LATER, and will probably not prosecute
aer case against him,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
Sciety Meeting.

Philomathian society holds its regular
weekly meeting tonight at the Texas
Wesleyan college. The question to be
debated is whether or not ministers
should participate in politics, Messrs.
Martin ond Getzendaner are the dcbat-
es- Visitors will be entertained with
an interesting programme.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

= smoothing match was arranged yester-
"! between Bud Brown and Sam Finley,
: aecordance with the terms of Finley's
~ sVgeptance of the formers challenge, pub
,saea IN yesterday mornings GAZETTE
MNlil occur at the driving park, Satur-
sa!' October 10th, for 500 a sids. Twen-
s'lye live tsigeons will be shat at, thirty
Ialls rise, using one barrel only. An un-
s9oNn Will be brought ont and backed by
N.efal well-known gentlemen OF the
SH 70 match the winner Of Saturday
4Ool Tor 500 TO $500 q side
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

III VI r. A. Taylor, the wealthy real
,ste owner, who has been summering
Georgia, returned to Fort Worth
rierday,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

es irvine was arrested yesterday on
~ iury indictment for the THEFT of a
ma released on a $500 bond.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

IN the burnt grass case of Powell Cole
,alnt the Fort Worth 4 Denver City
rlway, which was tried at Henrietta
Telnesday, the jury awarded damages to
s,ntff in the sum OF Sl2a. He asked
5g5.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
slect Dance.

Cards are out for select dance to be
5rcn at Germauia hall, Tuesday night,
|osober 6. The committee of arrange
nruts Is composed of b. +. Page, ID.
|T,bm, c. NJ. Baker, Il. l.. Craig and IL.
T. Sawyer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

w news,
!, y The district court yesterday the case
,I ~ Bros. vs., Washer & August, SUIT
siu0 damages, resulted in a verdict
~ defendant. Il, Peterson ct al. vs.
s'gile Gross ct al. is now on trial.
q, 'ue county court was engaged all day
'he case Of II. Eberlin VS.. w. l..
,,.poler, suit for damages. twas sent
ys, Ie jury, but they have not returned a
ulct January vs.. Finley, suit ioi
'inlages, is now on trial.
" Jlstice Nance's court Judgment by
,s.,. was taken by Casey Swasey
4 I ny Bowman & Martin for Sl45.2O'
"a. = Wilderman VS.. Nit Holmes ct al,
lendant. - 80 was W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

.soiieatlon for a writ of habeas cor
AP KIN bc made 20 Judge Beckham to-
nv 1. L. Mcfarland, the slayer of
gad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

IA Cross lodge knights of Pythias
.sirrred the oriental degree on live
Ignbcrs last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
Ann tenn.

NJ Farmers alliance will be in Alyar-
4 wednesday with several hundred
IN of cotton. Fort Worth buyers
ra be represented.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

week IL is not known whether lac VII
tender his resignation or not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
'ou,htul siurrers.

W slusHers.
stnur Short, mulatto boy about
~ ~ or twelve years old, was arrested
~ yesterday evening by Officer Maddox
HsA'ing. He bore on his forehead the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
THE CITY.
uovth Epitomized in a Column by
y. Gazette's RepOrtOrial

and Accidents Gathered on the
~ ,.,one, in the Social Circle, fiSm
che Fireside-Eyerywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26
Our NIlnlnlnr 10 snnln.

MADRID, Nov ga reporter has care.
fully investigated the reports coming In
part from tho United States, but mainly
from Rome that Dr. Curry, our now minis
ter, will not DO received here because Of cer-
tain OF his reported opinions and speeches, l
can pronounce these rumors groundlosa l
have made inquiry OF several high officials
and also OF tho state secretary, Senor do Ell
duayen. All agree that DR., Curry will have
a kind reception. The samo Wow is fully
held by tho officials holding over at the
United States legation,
The ministerial organs, upon hearing that
our minister had left for Europe, expressed
welcome 10 him among thom La Epoca,
Senior Cauovas dol Castillo's principal or
gan. Only the Siglo Future, tho organ OF
Don Carlos the pretonder, has manifested
any unwillingn0ss 10 receive DR.. Curry.
This journal adds 10 its romarlIsi "Ho can
como 30 long az tho king OF Italy, tho jailor
Of the pope, has at Madrid representa-
tive ~
In Wow Of tho monacing attitude latoly
assumed by Greece, tho porto had ordered a
squadron Of ironclads 10 sail for Salonica.
Tho Crock government had also been In
formed that ut tho first outbreak OF hostili.
ties all Hellenic subjects would DO expelled
from Turkish territory, This Is tho threat
which on n former occasion brought the
Grooks TO roason, thus enabling Turkey u
bring tho insurroction In Crete TO an end
Tho departure OF tho squadron has now boon
postponed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26
ItnrlInh Ielnnilnnn.

LONDON Nov 20, This Ia election noml.
mating day In about ono hundred constitu.
oncios. Elections follow fast through this
wook ireland, however, will not hold hor
oloctions until noxt week. In nearly all tho
constituencies horo and In tho provincial
cltlcs tho result will DO fully known by
Saturday next Tho rural constituencies,
In which the majority OF tho nowly on
francbisod electors are included, will not DO
called 10 give their verdict until after that
OF tho cities and towns has boon recorded.
II tho elections OF this week result In con-
siderable gains for ono party or tho other II
will DO tolorably safe calculation that tho
elections OF noxt wook will not diminish tho
advantage OF tho successful party There IL a
doop-rootod instinct In human nature In
favor OF shouting with tho largest crowd,
BY this instinct tho two millions Of now oiti
Eona may very probably bo guided.
Tho reporter visitod tho hoa lquartors OF
both parties, not ovon tho church party
kept Sunday away from politics, and found
within thOir precincts n fog OF precautions
~ thick as The fog outside about the city
stroots, Each sido Is hopeful, nOithor is con
udonL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26
THE TURKISH OUTLOOK.
CLOSE or THE CONFERENCE AND
ALEXANpER's SUBMISSION.
Suffering Greece Subsidies by tho Ardor-
Cooling Influences of the Ports-Eng-
iish Eleotions-wRr Taik-spaln.
General Foreign Newa

CoNsTANTNoPLE, Nov, 25-The confer
ence has concluded ita laborS, but will prob
ably not dissolve formally, 40 as to bo ready
TO assemble should any further question
arise out OF the commission charged with
the revision Of tho Organic statute OF East
ern Roumolia, To this, however, not tho
alightost opposition Ia anticipated, The
latest accounts from Eastern Roumela tend
TO show that tho poople are thoroughly dis
gusted with the present state OF affairs, and
will readily welcome the Turkish commits
aionor, Ho will probably DO either Mus
ulman or Christian In the service OF tho
porte A parsonage Of neutral origin will
doubtless be chosen 10 avoid possible suscop-
tibilities attending the surrender of Greeks
and Slavs
Prince Alexandr has brought great Joy
by his assurance OF a peaceful restoration OF
tho status quo ante as regards Eastern Rou-
melia Austria will probably soon inter.
Vene 10 prevent further bloodshod in Bull
garla. II is strongly suspected here that
Austria gave King Milan hint TO declare
war for the purpose OF forcing tho desired
solution. The Greek government has now
given assurances with respect TO tho mainte
nance OF peace with Turkey.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26
CANTON, OHIO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1Ss
CATTLE MEMS CONVENTION.
An Export In the business m Valuable a.
Five Legs on Mute,


ST. LOUIS, No., Nov, 20, The cattle mens
convention was called 10 order, Ex-Governor
Routt, OF Colorado, Ia tho chair Several
invitations Of hospitable nature was ac-
copied. A communication from Homer d.
Smith, president OF the Cattlemen's National
association, which, at their annual meeting
In Chicago lately, appoin ted committee OF
conference 10 meet similar committee from
this convention, Mr., Smith states that their
committee cannot accept tho invitation OK
tended TO them 10 visit the present conyen-
ton for the purpose Of celebrating plans for
q consolidation Of the two societies, but sug-
gestA the proprloty OF tho two committees
meeting hereafter, believing that they may
reach at least harmonious understanding.
Hon. Elmer d, Washburn aud Mr. Coy,
OF the Live Steck exchange, Chicago, In ad-
dresses upon "the position OF the Chicago
Live stoc6 exchange upon the animal In
dustry bill, f" severely denounced the Tex
pertsn aud veterinarians, whose imagina.
tons were the most potent factors In
producing the pleuropnoumonia scare last
summer, which cost tho stock growers OF
the country thousands, simply that the
"expertsn should all have Jobs and fees,
"An expert, said no "in tho cattle busl'
ness Is as useless as n tlfth log upon street,
car mule Mr., Cunningham, OF Toxas then
addressed the convention upon "Catte In
dustry In Texas, (which subject no handled
very ABLY, claiming that the Texas foveI
would DO robbed OF all its terrors whom II
became thoroughly understood
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26
BUSINESS MEMS EXCURSION.
Cincinnati Merchants and Manufacturer
to visit Southern Cities

10 NlhiI ooulhoTu tillch
CINCINNATI, Nov, 24,-The most useful
organization for tho protection and eIten.
sion OF the business Interests and trade Of
this oity Is undoubtedly tho Merchants and
Manufacturers association Of Cincinnati.
Tho objects Of the association are solely
and purely for business purposes and 10
safely guard the business interests Of the
queen city Of tho west, Since tho organiza-
ton OF the association tho good already done
Ia beyond tho knowledge OF tho outside pub.
lio, Every considerable plan by which the
commerce Of the city may bo enlarged and
bothered Ia discussed and Investigated In
practical manner,
Among the most meritorlous movements
OF the society IL the trip TO be made by q
large number OF the members through the
south, with view 10 obtain correct I'm.
preston OF the growth and prosperity OF
tho south, This excursion will leave by
special train over tho Queen e. Crescent on
Monday, November 80, 1885, The train will
DO made up OF Pullman cars, with hotel
car attached, and tho trip viii be made aa
pleasant IN tho best Of management can
make II, Only members OF the firms arc
going on the excursion. They will be gone
ten days, returning over the Louisville a.
Nashville railroad, and returning win DO
duo In this city Wednesday, Decemt or 9th.
The excursion will include the following
oitioai Lexington, Chattanooga, Dalton,
Rome, Admission, Atlanta, Birmingham,
Montgomery, Selma Meridian, Tuscaloosa,
Decatur, Pulaski, Columbia and Nashville.
Several hours will bo spent In each city,
and its manufacturing establishments and
business houses visited, and an acquaintance
with tho merchants and manufacturers Of
each city made, Thus will the business ro-
lationa between tho merchants and manu-
faoturera OF tho south and those OF Cincin-
natl become more intimate and more az
tended.
The excursion Ia tho first OF series that
has been inauguratod Owing 10 the lncon-
venionce caused by the business mon being
absont from their houses, the length OF the
excursion has been made ten days Tho OK
cursons 20 follow win include other cities
Of tho south, and the sorios will include tho
chief business aud manufacturing coutors of
tho south, Representatives OF sixty firms
will b. ON this excursion
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26
Tho Iioy Trayelor.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov e5, 5,-McDougall
Foster, the runaway boy from Chicago,
who was arrested here week or 40 ago and
placed In the Homo OF tho Boys and Girls
Aid Society, has again asserted his right 10
bo known M the young American traveller.
Ho ran away from tho home, and was not
heard from again until bo was brought into
tho county jail at Oakland, A constable
had found him on San Pabolo avenue
Sheriff Halo received an inlimation from
tho aid society that tho boy was not wanted
at tho homo Whom hO was first found horo
ho was trying 10 etoal his way on board OF
a China steamer, Tho authorities oil ALA.
mOda county, who now have tho boy In
custody, are at a loss what 10 do with him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26
A BATTLE ON WATER.
Two rrlsc Fights on mn Excursion Boa
Nenr MoKeoaport, Pa.

Two Prize Fights ON an Excursion Boa,
Near MoKeosport, Pa.
PrrTspuRo, Nov 2b.-A largo crowd Of
sporting mon, including some high city OIL.
cials, loft the Baltimore q Ohio depot on the
and o o'clock trains 10 witness tho prize
nghta between William aabig, alias Pitts
burg Bill, aud william Bradbourn, Of Chi
ongo, on an excursion boat on the Mononga-
hela river, n fow miles above McKoosport
Tho fight was under Marquis OF Queens.
berry rules with small gloves, Each Of the
pugillsts weighed about 1870 pounds.
Harry Horncr, Of Philadelphia, was referee.
In the first round pittsburg Bill knocked
Bradbourn down. and got the first blood
aud won the round
Bradbouru got tho noxt throo rounds,
knocking Bl stiff, The fight was very
brutal Az soon Ms the first eight was sot'
tied I'D Brown, Of Philadelphia, aud Frank
Weir, of Chicago, shied their caslors into
the ring aud fought six rounds, when the
fight was declared draw and the party 70.
turned TO this city, The first battle was for
purse Of $3.50 aud the second for 800.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26
A mnIf. nrnnd,n YIAInn.

ST. PAUL Mimi, Nov, % "A correspond
ont OF the Pioneer Pross at Brandon, North
wcat territory, sends a surprising story. Its
truth Ia not voucnod for II Ia Os followsi
"Sinoc the hanging OF RiOl rumors Of
Oyory conceivable shape hayo boon anoat
popular among which Ia that Rol was soon
In person on the north bank OF tho saakatoho-
wan ON Wednesday In company witha person
answering tho description OF Gabriel Du.
mont and thoro IL n strong suspicion In tho
minds Of many that Riol Ia now living, and
that ho who paid tho penalty on November
10, was n oloy r and generous substitute In
the person OF ono OF tho condemned prisoners
nj tho RopInn mil "
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26
IN THE NORTHWEST.
An Uprising Among tho Followers Of
Riei Only u Matter OF Timo,

an H"ohk 'ho vs.
Riei Only u Matter OF Time.
BISMARCK, OAK, Nov s5,-A Half, Brood
hunter arrived from the Canadian North
west and reports that an extremely warliko
spirit exists among his countrymen In tho
Northwest Territory, No sooner did tho
nows of RIel's execution reach tho Indians
and Half. Breed French than n movement
was inauguratod 10 secure aid from Amer.
lean Half Br oeds. AT one camp an efigy Of
Lord Macdonald was hanged before tho en-
ragged frontierEmen, who riddlod IL with
bullets, cut II 10 shrcdS with knives, and
gathering tho fragments, burned thom 10
aahOa
The huntSman now hero says hO docs not
boliovo that thoro will be any trouble during
the winter months, but thinks the pontup
vengeance OF the followers Of Riol viii
break out In the spring and create sad havoc
among tho frontier settlers who arc con-
siderod unfriondly HoStatoa that the great
need OF tho Holf.BrOeds In the execution Of
tholr plans Ia u loader 10 take tho place OF
Rlel, and many OF them pray for tho return
OF Gabriel Dlmont, who exhibited 10 much
bravery aud pluck during the recent upris-
Ing, but left nftor the surrender Of Riol, and
In now IN Montana.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26
oAMNAeLE DEEDS.
A stcpmothcr's Outrageous Treatment Of
u Little Chlid,

~ HNepHhlnNfh NNNFhgooNh AlNhlhcnt OF
u Little child.
DELAWARE, o., Nov Hang herI''
''rar aud feather tho old hnglN shouted a
crowd Of throo hundred rs thoy raced down
70 the Jail after Mrs William Dunlap, u
woman heretofore respectable aud rccolyod
In church circles A fow days ago sho
stripped hor thirtoon.ycor.old stcpdaughtor,
covered her with soft soap aud scrubbed
hor with house broom aud cold water.
She aftorword whipped hor frightfully with
n leather strap,
For telling Of these crueltie0 MIRA Dunlap
later scrubbed out tho poor cbilj's mouth
with soft soap, Tho child shows several bad
scalp wounds caused by the cruel stopmother
battoring the girls head against tho wall.
Mrs, Dunlap was convicted OF cruelty and
sentenced 10 thirty days In Jail and pay si0O.
She was taken TO jail, aud the officers had all
they could do TO kocp tho crowd from tar.
ring and foathorug her Mrs Dunlap Ia
cousin TO the lato Charlotte Cushman, tho
famous actress,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26
FALSE REPORTS.
Tho Miilers' Association, OF Minneapolls
AfLer a ChIenRO phper.


MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Nov. 25-ThO
Mlllers association met 10 consider
the charges made from time 10 time In
the news and editorial columns Of tho Chi.
cago Tribune, that tho association had con
spIred 10 break tho wheat market In Chi.
cago. The various charges made by tho pa
per were carefully considered, and II was
finally resolved TO demand at once, by telo-
graph, OF the Tribune the sources Of infor-
nation and an editorial rotraction,
II was decided II full rcparaton Ia not
made 10 begin suit against tho Tribune for
damages Tue Millcrs claim that tho Tri-
buno's utterancos arc guided by clique OF
Chicago operators who find themselves
loaded with high priced wheat, aud who
have had agents throughout the northwest for
six weeks past manufacturing nows TO help
the clique iu its manipulations,
Some mllers claim to have direct proof OF
tho Justification OF tho elevator reports OF
the amount stored ut dilforout points In
Minnesota and Dakota; also Of rocoipts aud
shipments AT points not covered by tho
DrOaa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26
IniirIinlIhIIn.

CINCINNATI, Nov "a The Evening Post
Of this city, which IL justly called tho poo.
plo'a papor Of Ohio, will oyoto its nows6oya
al Music Hall on Chritmas evo Several
thou1ond prominent citizons win tal,o part
IN tho ceremonies aud festivities which will
mark ono Of tho memorial days Of our holi-
day season,
A now journalistic venture win bo
launched on Cincinnots uncertain surf noxt
Saturday, 10 bo oOllod Tho Earth As oyory
human aim tends In that direction Tho
Earth win undoubtedly bc woll taken.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26
Tnlihinnn Knin Tnlih.

DupuouE, la., Nov, 20, &C, Kerry, rail-
road omployc, married Kato Faith In Froo.
port two weeks ago taking her from hotol
whore she was employed an waitress, Thoy
reached this city and separated Whilo bo
was taking nap in hotel hs face was COW
cred with handkerchief saturated with
ohloroform. Whom ho awoko bc missed his
wallet containing s2iO and was told that hin
wife and strange man had takon the 4
o'clock train south, Mrs Rory Ia seventeen
and her husband twonty.four They started
out with tiO0 10 spend on Tho trip.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26
AN OH. FIRE.
Marrow Escape From sutrocation- Old
nInu Injured

Marrow Escape From su,rocation-An oid
ntau Injured.
New YonK, Nov 70 "A fire broke out ai
No. lis Maiden lane caused by a sudden
explosion OF oils In tho basement which wai
occupied by j, W, Whoelock a. Co., light
oil dealers, Three mon In the office had mar
row escapes from sulfocation.
Pedro Rodrlques, oger manufacturer,
aged sixty years, occupied the fourth ilooi
aud narrowly escaped death from the dens,
smoke He succeeded In gaining the roof and
In descending through the scuttle Of en nd
Joining building fell, iniuring himself sori'
ously, uo was taken TO Chambers street
hospital.
The loss on building and stock Ia about
$1,000, no insurance on the oil Wboelooh
&jJompapy are tho agents for tho Detroit
en- Machine company. The origin Of th'
Mo In unknown,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26
anIXoaInn IinllnE

GALVESTON Nov 20, -SubsorIptlop0 10
tho roliof fund for tho lro miicrors have
reached 100000. Tho committee havo fur.
nishod relief 10 $40 applicants, tho majority
Of whom arc hcoda Of families, Tho work OF
examining applicants aud applying tho fund
Ia boing carried on M fast IN possible,
Among the subscriptions received was ono
Of sa5 from Charles L, Kellogg g. Company,
Chicago making sibO from that city. A
singing society in San Antonio hos romittcd
$500; Il Fulton, Cutting, N ", $500, aud
the Charleston cotton exchange, Si0O,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26

ST PAUL, MINI, Nov 25,-Mary IIartOll,
OF Wcsuord, Wis, has filed u complaint
against neighbor for Attempting 10 kill hor
by sorcory, and tho defendant hos boon hold
for trial The. complainant claiihS hhil sin
cority that'tho woman Is witch, and ot-
tributes the hog cholera prevailing In that
vicinity 10 her animoslty, Two years ago
this woman was In similar trouble In an ad-
joining county Tho people thought that
their bad crops aud discusses among tho cat
Ito were caused by her incant0tious, and
thoy attempted hor lifo