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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
COOL AND PR :MEDlTAreD.
jesse Tyroe, an Insane Patient, Killed b,
Rn Attendant

jesse Tyroe, an Insane Patient, Killed by
an Attendant
LEXINGTON, KY, D,c TO- "A terrible and
uncallod for murder took place at the Eastern
Kentucky Lunatlo asylum, tho Victim being
a patient from Morgan, In Whlloy county
named jesse ryreo A ooronors Jury i'm.
panellod elected che facts that Tyroo who
Is subject 10 opiloptic dts, was Coming out
from dinner and was walking slowly down
the steps, whom an attendant named A. w.
Platt oamo up bOhind and suddenly showed
him. Tyroo asked him 10 stop that no hurt
him, and thon won't into hall and sat down
on a bench.
Platt going away returned shortly, pistol
In hand aud punching Tyroo with II several
times, sadi ~ am going 10 shoot you,n and
despite his ontroatlos 0rod, the bullet pouo-
trating his heart killing him Instantly.
Roed, n patient, who witnessed tho killing,
said TO Plat "ThatS an awful thing you
have done" and tho reply was that II ho
did not mind ho would got aoms Of tho same
treatment aud advised II 10 bo q warning,
As Platt loft tho ward no met another
attendant namo MoGlado, aud 10 him aaldi
"Tyreo Is dead; ho died In llLn Platt
went 10 his room, packed yallso aud loft
Mculado went 10 tho body aud discovered
the bullet hole, washed aud dressed tho body,
but fOilol TO report the fact that ho was
killed, giving as his reason that no wOa NO
excited ho did not know what no was doing
Ho was probably afraid OF Platt Dg, Cho.
nault, Evans and Todd give Platt tho bcst
OF characters that no had been at tho asylum
for sovcn years, aud regard his case az QUO
Of sympathetic insanity
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
OUR NATIONAL NEWS.
THE DOING OF ADAY IN THE HOUSE
AND SENATE.
Matter Of adjournment Laid Oyer-The
New riatlons-General
LAwtun Mrs, Grant-A batch OF
Appoinlments-W Washington,
House.


WAsHINGToN, Dec, ~, I'm the house Mr.,
Morrison offered concurrent resolution
providing for holiday recess from Tuesday,
December ~, til Tuesday, January 8, Laid
over for one day,
Mr., Morrison then called up the report Of
the committee on rules, and the proposed
new code Of rules was read at length, at tho
conclusion Of which Mr.. Morrison addressed
the house in support of his proposition
Mr., Morrison said II was stated In tho
minority roport that since the agricultural
appropriation bill had been conlded to tho
care OF the committee ON agriculture, the
appropriations for the agricultural bureau
bad largely increased, He claimed that tho
duties and powers Of that bureau had also
largely increased and that though tho agrl.
cultural interests were tho most import0nt
In tho country, tho last agricultural np-
preparation bill carried but ono'twefth part
OF tho money which had been appropriated
for tho erection OF public building In Phil.
Adelphia 10 tax industry, aud about tho
samo amount that had been appropriated
for public building in an interior town
whore one member Of tho appropriation
committee resided, Mr., Morrison thought
tho senate would hardly worry itself about
Increasing 0pprop iations which were made
In tho interest OF Democratic officials,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
The Labor Problem.

PITTsnuRG, Dec, l0-Dstrlct Master
Woremtu Newman and Secretary Walton,
prosonol resolution adopted at tho
last me'tng Of District Assembly No. 8,
Knights Of Labor, 10 Secretary Barrow, Of
tho laIe copl exchange, having Tor Us object
tho sottlemcnlot tho existing troubles among
tho river miners by arbitration, Tho reso-
luton discountonnncos the recent acts Of
violence porp'rated by the strikers and
suggests that the miners resume work imme.
iiately at price subject TO tho decision OF
tho umpire or Joint committee A great
many Of the members OF the coal exchange
arc absent from tho city, AMI II Is probable
that tho matter will not DO considered for
several days, II at all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
APPALLING ACCIDENT.
An Engine DaShcs Into Sleeping Car,
splitting II In Two.

splitting II In Two,
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec, 10 --One Of the most
terrible railroad accidents ever known in
Georgia occurred aceon miles from thls city
on the Georgia Pacific road
The East Tennessee and Georgia Pacific
roads use the same track to Austoll, and
tho Georgia Pacific mixed train, with q
coach anl ono sleeper, stopped at tho tank
10 get water Tho coach ana sleeper were
on trostlo thirty feet high,
The Eas. Tennessee fast passenger train,
going at a speed OF thirty miles, struck tho
sleeper aud tho engine went nearly half
way through IT, The wreck was terrible,
The fireman sprang overheard and received
slight injuries The engineer hold to hls
throttle AMI was unhurt
Tho following persons on tho Georgia Pa
ciac train were killoli
Bernard Poyton, OF Charlottesville, Va
Nathan llanley, Of Admission, Ala
Jacob and Mary Banks, Of Preston Ga,
b. Bright ami wifo aud two children OF
Jonosboro, Ga,
A wealthy Texan namod Pierce, Of Abor'
deem, Texas
Il T. Huyly OF East Point, Ga,
Two children who aro dead are unknown.
The following are fatally Injuroli
Mrs Eliza Brown, home unknown
VIM, Cook, OF Fairburno, Ga,
A Texan, namo unknown, who was In
company with Pierce
About ton others were mora or loAs sorl-
ously injured,
Tho dead and wounded bave boon brought
10 Atlanta,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17

WASHINGTON, Dec, l6,-In tho senate
during the first hour the chair submitted a
number OF executive communications In
cluding ono from tho secretary OF war trans
mitting petition OF tho adjutant general
praying for the equalization Of paw OF cor-
tain officers and non.commlssioned officers
Mr.. Edmunis, from committee on judlci.
Ary, reported favorably tho bill 10 relieve
Gen. Alexander Lawton, OF Georgia, Of his
political disabilities, and asked for its Inn
mediate consideration. Tho bill was read
three times and passed.
Mr.. Edmunds introduced bin granting a
pension 10 Mrs Julia d. Grant, and another
bill granting her tho franking privilege
Mr., Edmunds said tho bills were precisely
In the form adopted In similar cases hereto
foro Going TO the calendar tho senate took
up Mr., Hoars bill 10 provide for tho proai-
Dental succession, and Mr. Hoar addressed
The 0onate on IT,
At the conclusion OF Mr. Hoar's remarks
on tho presidential succession bill the senate
took up tho bill increasing tho salary Of
United Stotos district judges 10 5000 por
Rnnum. After short debate II was laid
ovor
Tho senate then proceeded with tho con-
Sldoration OF tho bill providing q code OF
Joint rules for tho senate and house OF ropre.
bontatvos The senate decided hot TO strike
out tho joint rulo prohibiting tho sale OF
liquor In tho capitol
During a discussion OF the Joint rules Son
Ator Cockro croatol sensation by Ossort-
Ing that no hid ON several occasions sosn
several senators undor tho influence OF
liquor, noc,SSItOtiug an Adjournment Tho
discussion on this point originated on tho
motion 10 strike out tho rulo prohibiting tho
Vale OF liquor In the capitol.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
HGAP FIRG WATEIj HEAP HAT.
10, the He'd Dcyil, cuts Open tho Gold
producing Goose.

10, the He'd Dcyil, cuts Open tho Gold.
producing Goose.
WicuN FALLS Tex, Doc, 10 Word
has rruuu.t here from Fort Reno, In the Ar.
apah1t i.s walton, Indian Territory, that
M oulhrUas h imminent among tho Chcy-
Onnes unl Arupaho'a Great dissatisfaction
proynlt among tho bucks Of these trbos,
which IA aggravated by the loss Of the largo
sums Of rent money which they had bOcn 70.
celvlng for the past ton years from tho cnttlo
barons SIupi President CuyOlNnl has
ejocled the cattle men from these rnsorva.
lions OF course tho rental payments hayo
coasod The Indians who sot up such u
clamor at tho presence Of white sottlors
never realized what source Of supply those
whito inlrudup were
They paid from four TO ton cents an aero
for the uso Of tho grazing lands tho money
being divided quarterly prr capita among tho
bucks of the Cheyenne aud Arapuho tribes,
and II kept them In whisky, tobacco, old
plug hats aud such like tho entire y0nr, Tho
period distribution OF quortor's ront has
lust y ssod, aud tho bucks rode from all
parts OF The nation 10 receive their stipend,
but found nothing awaiting them Now they
accuse che government OF robbing thom and
are ready Tor an outbreak
Those chiefs who were most urgent In do
mauding tho expulsion Of tho cottlomon arc
now the most rampant dcnouncop Of tho
government II was thought that Tho 70.
cent Issue " annuity goods by the governI
ment at Darlington agency would pacify
tho disgruntled redskins but II has had tho
very opposite effect This was The first nm.
nuity supply 10 the Choyeunos aud Arapo.
hoes In three years and the Indians thought
they we're entitled 10 three times as much M
usual, but congress made them no back ap.
preparation. Hence they claim thoy are DO.
Ing robbed Murders and outroget may DO
looked for In these reservations shortly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
MEXICAN MUppLss,
rhs Fatal flrlng- Trial by Court Martial
aud Probable Death

aud Probable Death
MONTEREY Nauyo Loon, Di' l6,-Bud-
Tess In This city Ia gradually rocoy ring
rom the recent shock caused by tho recsnt
lght Some surprise was felt because the
Federal troops did not return the lirn OF So
pulYedns forces last THURSDAY, but IL ir now
nown thal Con, Reyes commanded them
lot 10, anl furthermore sent wort 10 Sepul-
ysda that ho shoull bo held responsible Tor
Tho death and wounding Of those hurt In the
,ngagem1nt
:. Sepulyelu answered that ho did not give
5he order TO tlra, and named the ofloar who
lid lie was arrested, and his trial by Mill.
ary court bosIai very soon, Ho wi, prob
ably bo shot
Sopulyolrs frlonds express mu,h dis.
pleasure at the action Of the federal gov
srnm1nt claiming that President D.nz broke
faith with them by llrt promising feltral
mpport 10 tho civil authorities AMI then, 40
ioon rs they werh In Montory annuIing tho
orlor AMI plaong tho state under military
rulo, Surprise and dissatisfaction are also
expressed Nt tho appointment OF Con Bal.
lestero os military governor because his
nnme had never boon susgo3t0d In conneo.
sion with That position,
On Balast,ros arrival hore Gen, lloyos
will turn the 5tato government over o him,
aud itsrumorol that ho will th5n boramoyod
eithor 70 Victoria, tho capital OF lOmanl.dal,
or San Luis Po,oI, whore tho actions Of tho
respective governors arc being closely
watched by tho federal government
News has just reached this city from Lin
ares, n town about forty miles south Of this
city, that usht occurred there betwoon tho
authorities and tho revolutIonsts under El
Galndo, The lattor were completely
routed, Gallnlo had 200 men, Manuel Rod
riguoz hOs arrived In this city, aud on offer.
Ing his services 10 Con Reyes, was politely
Informed that tho federal government would
dispense with his services, as all no was
wanted for was now accomplished, II was
uot known how no takes his humiliation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
whites aud BincltN

ST. LOUIS, Dee, TO- Contrary to cxpecta-
tions there was no trouble at Bowler, Mo-
There seems TO bo u general impression that
tho miners Oro tired OF continual conflict
aud aro coming to their senses, Yot gomO
persons who s'om 10 be posted stll think
thorc can bo no peace as long Os tho negroes
remain A miner saidi "Eithcr tho whiloa
or the niggors have got 10 got out Of 30.
viern nnnl this statement Is ccho,l 10y tho
majority Of tn, minors, Tho oDhcr clisona
hoiovo that poOco eau DO established with.
out olthor party boing Obliged 10 loayo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
A MURDER TRIAL.
Tho Young Defendant Not Gullty-Flnod
for Contempt of Court


for Contempt of Court,
New HoRK, Dec, 10, .'Ihomus j, Arm.
strong has been ON trial IN Broodyn for tho
murder OF his stOp.fathor RobNJ llorrok,
last August llorrIck was shot wbilc going
down tho collar stairs, and ho aroused tho
noighbors by orios Of burglar" aud 'mur.
dor,n Tue killing was traced 10 Armstrong
His dcfonso was that ho entered tho house
by tho cellar bocauoc his stop.tnthcr had
locked him out, and he was afraid 10 show
himself, ~ Herrlck was IN tho habit OF boat.
Ing and maltrcating him
Ho claimed that Horrlok found him In tho
collar aud attacked him, and that ho shot
HcrrIclt In solf defense, This Wow secms 10
havo boon accepted by the jury, The case
has excited remarkable interest In Brooklyn,
aud when tho verdict was announced tboro
was great cheering In tho crowded court
room. Judge Moran warned the audience
against making any demonstration, Ho
therefore ordered those who hal shouted TO
DO arrested Twenty .1vo persons, among
thom being Judge Of another court woro
arrested aud llnod Sgb, each for contempt Of
court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17

CHICAGO, Dec, lo.--At $3.50 o'clock q
watohman discovered iro IN tho third floor
OF tho fourslory brick building l97 Lake
street Tho flames spread 10 all the floors Of
tho structure through a light shaft In tho
rear. Tho first floor Ia occupied by tho
American varpish company and A. u, Ans.
bach a. Co., also varnsh makers Tho tom
ant on the upper floors aro y, ~ Bach u
90. and y. silberg g. o., dealers In leaf TO.
baoco. Tho fro burned out tho rear OF tho
building from top 10 bottom, doing damage
70 Tho amount Of $4,000 TO $4,000, which
IL about equally divided between tho ton.
anita and tho owner OF tho building.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
wp,i,irdIn u,uti,.

TALLuLA1, Ga, Dao, 10 "A bridal party
was drowned while Attempting 10 cross
tho ChOtto0ga river Ernest Atwood mar.
riod Miss Stella Wadswortb In Anderson, H.
O., aud started for their now homo In llabun
county Georgia, Whom they reached tho
stream II was found 10 have swooon con.
ddorObly Tho wagon whool strucG against
somo obstacle throwing tho husband into
tho river, with shrIok tho wife jumped
aftor him, and locked in oaoh others arms,
thOy sank 10 the bottom,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
THE RAILWAY WORLD.
A New Pool which Ia of Interest to Every
business Sian,


CINCINNATI, Doc, 10 "A Gvo.yoar freight
pool has been formed between the Louisville
4 Nashville, tho four roads of tho CIncin.
natl Southern, or Quoon a. Crescent system;
Mobile Coutral, East Tennessee, Virginia &
Georgia, Memphis a. Charleston aud Nash.
vile a. Chattanooga II IL gross pool,
with monthly settlements The terms are 10
DO amended ON dun notice OyOry six months.
Tho basis Ia equalization Of tho rates from
all points cast and west 70 competitive
points on the roads namol on what Is toch.
uoally known Os "Grcon limo torritory,n
Commissioners viii bo appointed and have
full con rol
Tho olrcct Ia that Cincinnati morchnnt
can buy east or west and bis freightago 10
Cincinnati and tho selling point In the south
shall aggregate no moro than via Louisville,
JoiroHonyilo or othor route Vico versa
Tor the Other cities involved, Tho pool
tukos circct January | aud takes tho place Of
tho "Ohio river basis which lloorcj tho
Louisville a. Nashville for geographical
reasons aud Disseminated against Cncin.
natl, frgsdcn, Smith, Of the Louisville &
Nashville is understood to have signed In
tho interest OF peace,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
Military,

WASHINGTON, Dec. i6,-Thc Gtth annual
convention OF tho National Guards Assocla-
ton Of the United States opened NJ the Eb.
bitt house, Cen. George w, Wingoto, Of
Now YORK, president, Among tho delegates
were Adit Con Hortranft, OF Pounsyl-
vania; Brown, of Maino Farnsworth, OF
New York, aud Snowdcn, OF Pennsylvania;
Tho Object OF tho convention " 10 secure
legislation IN The Interest Of militia organi-
Eation throughout tho Unitod States Tho
principal WORE OF tho convention will bO 10
obtain tho passage OF Sanator Sowoll'a bill
increasing tho annual 0pprop rialion for
arms aud ordnance stores for tho militia
from S9OO O)j 90 S0O0,O)O and also OF Con,
Slooums bil OF last session modorniaIng tho
proscnt obsolete provisions ot tho United
Btatos militia law
The former bill was paSsol BY tho house
militia committee oarly last session, aud al.
though on tho house calendar carly In tho
session was crowded out by the pressure Of
the committee on appropriations. There
appears 10 b. no organized opposition
against The m1naur0 aud 10 IL beloved that
II will receive favorable action during tho
present congress, Tho committee on militia
OF the last house was u unit In favor Of tho
proposition nnd as Ait Con, Drum has
approved tho measure II IL beloved that II
will meet with no opposition Ia Olthor
branch OF congress this year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
mnn1in nI.nn,n mi .lnni,.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dee l0,-lt Il stated that
tho Canada PaclAc Railroad company arc
urging the British government 10 purchase
n largo amount Of thoIr stock In order 10 10.
cure control Of the trOnscontinontal 10 Asia
across Canadian territory, and further that
tho company has threatened In Wow Of tho
government refusing 10 soil out a.controIl.
Ing interest In the roal 10 syndicate Of
American capitalists and point 10 tho pur'
chase Of Sucs canal shares by tho British
government as prooodont for such q course
~ is proposed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
AMALaAMArEp ASSOCIATION.
The Elecl on ~ snlarled Officers Tho
IuIuhf. al Iahuu


PTT6BuNG, psc 10 -- The convention
of tho Mun Analgamated association met
Tor tho purpose of oaating salurIad olloora
President Costello spoke at longlh regarding
tho existing aumoilt7 betwo N th, Amalga-
mated association AMI the knights Of Labor,
9ilorIng fugB siions by which the difficulties
might De oayutoi, AMI blaming tho officers
Tor the contention among the m,nls, lle
,harged Secretary FIannory with incompe-
enoy stating that he was unworthy Of sup.
port, llo was called to order amid much OK.
eitemeut
II was finally decided that the Amalga-
mattel ASSOCIATION should have two officers
~ heretofore, president aud secretary, whose
mlario5 shall b. sl0 p,r month, A commits
lee OF negotiation was appointed 10 maot
similar committee Of the Knights Of Labor,
The convention adjourned without olecting
officers,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
AnnnInIInnnIA.

WASHINGTON, Doc. l0.-Anothor worry
largo batch Of presidential appointments was
sont TO tho senate, included In which woro
tho following named now postmastosi
Wm. +, Hurley, at Rockland, Mo Herman
A. pcttingll, Peterborough, N, H. VIM.
II. Tappan, Baldwinsyillo, N Y; John Van.
dorbrugh Mattawan, N, Y, Isaac NJ, Kolly,
Ravonna, o H. Volncy Bingham, Misha-
waka, In1 John u, Ward, Modesto, Cal |;
John O. Boil, Astoria, Ore, Hor0tIo N,
Cronkrito Clinton, Wis John d, Stevens,
Carthage, Ills, Ambrose NJ, Miller, Lin
coin, Ills Horny II. Porter, Dowogiao,
Mich.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
THIS IS NOT aopLV.
Tho Dead Vanderbilt soathed from BAI-
tlmore Pulpit


BALTIMORE, Dec, 10, Rev r. II. Pull.
mans sermon at tho Seconl Uniycrsalist
church was hinged on tho death OF William
H. Vanderbilt, He pictured the gulf DO.
tween the rich aud and the poor; the dlspo-
sition Of the poor 10 sit In Judgment on tho
rich Is common, and equally common Ia tho
disposition OF the rich 10 look down upon
the poor and avoid social aud fl.torual 70.
latons with them
"rho time Of poaco will Gomez ho said,
"whon the rich hold their wealth for the
good Of the world. Vanderbilt, the richest
man In the world, left a million dollars 10
charity, What q boggarly orumb, How
sharp the contrast between this professor OF
christianity and his Master, who gave all
and himself on the cross for the good Of tho
world-tho cross on the ono hand aud this
boggarly pIttanco on the other, Tho bulk
Of Vandorpilts fortune is left 10 DO used In
tho gigantic gambling operations OF the
stock mnr' 3, where the lrst and last mil.
lions OF tho railroad king woro wonp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
nnnh shnniInr IN tho nnrIt.

MACON, Ga, Dec, 10 AT Haddock's thr.
tecn miles from Macon, John Thomos eleven
years old, heard noise in the lot aud sup.
posing II TO DO made by cows fired his gun
twice in tho direction Of tho noise On Sun
day morning tho dead body of Bob Thomas,
tho father OF tho boy was found with
tho top Of his head shot or, A mulo
was killed with tho other shot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
Dakota Ioulalnture,

HupoN, Dak., Doc, 10 The first lcgisla-
tiro OF the state of Dakota has assembled
horo In the house ninety out Of uincty-niuo
members woro present, Turner OF Marshall
county, was unanimously elected speaker,
At4 p, m, Judge Campbell administered tho
oath 10 tho senate and state officers A Joint
resolution was adopted that the two houses
moet again 10 elect United States senator.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17

CINCINNATI Dec, TO- John Snnsondcn,
married, aged 2s, residence Mayo stroot
Newport, was instantly killed. He was
working at tho now Scottish Rtcs templo on
Broadway, and was run over by a wngon
belonging to McGowan Il Myers Patrol
No, conveyed bis body 10 his homo al
Newport, whore an inquest viii be held by
Dr. II, A. Dameron.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
PnwderIy nt Tho soene.

PITTsnuRd, Doe TO- Grand Master Work.
man PoSdrly, OF the knights of Labor
has arrived In tho city and IL busily ongagol
In an investigation Of the situation OF tho
striking minors In tho Monongahela valley.
lilo declines 10 make any statement regard
Ing the future plans by saying ho must first
become thoroughly oonvoraant with tho sit.
uation before making any move for a SOt-
Iiauuaut
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
Vermont Biare.

souru DANvibbn, W., Dec. 10, Tho
woolen factory containing six sets Of ma
chinery new factory not yet completed
and contents, dwelling house aud
two barus belonging TO Benjamin j., Greon-
bank aud the covered highway bridge were
burned Loss estimated from 100000 10
$4,000
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
Not IA widow.

CINCINNATI, Dec l5.-Moy Pcarl Osborn,
tho mistress " the late Arthur Gainaord,
loft the city saturday night for Minneapolis
after delivering tho keys Of tho deceased 10
Judge Foraker, and declaring that sho had
mover claimed 10 DO Gaiusords wife, aud
wanted none Of his money Sho declared
her intention of returning 10 live In the city
IL Is understood that shO will rosum, hor
furmpI lifn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
nnnG Enllnrn.

oRRvILLE, o., Doc, 10, The Formo ors'
bank OF this place has closed It's doors, II
was private institution, but had cujoyod
wide confidence, aud had among othor runds
tho deposit oil several townships and hool
districts, II Is reported that tho stoa hold
ors are 80 situated chat the dcpositors will
lose every dollar Tho failure was eauSOd
by outside speculation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17

Tnor, N r., Doc. 10 Edward Lynch
was burned 10 a crisp In Cambridge, Wash.
ington county. Five men were asleep In
saloon kept by Albert Harrington whom q
Gro broke out. All escaped except Lynch.
Not till II was too late too save him did bis
comrades realize that he was IN tho build
Ing. The Fcnton hotel and other property
to tho amount OF $4,000 was consumed,
mostly Insured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
A srrpoot'a Arrcst.

New YoRK, lice, l5,-Eugcnc Buckley,
the night watchman who was arrcitol on
suspicion Of having something TO iu with
tho denth Of the marine q r. llubb g, who
was founl dead In tho cellar Of an IN
ished building on Sevopty-sovonth % soe,
was arroiSnod in tho Yorkvillo polio urt
and discharged, there not being SUI, ont
evidence 10 hold him,