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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

more In my life. Tho road to the ger.
m!taSe was almost impa lbe, ana an
immense number Of persOus attended
tle eluneral, Tho remains were inferred
Ia the lover part Of tho garden,
never saw befofo 80 mach ali .Ju
mong servants on the death VI % mia
ire a, Some SCENE completely staprlei
by the event; others wruug their hands
and ahrleGei aloud, The womgn who
waited on Mra, jackson had to b. carried
of the ground, After tina funeral The
old gentleman (Gen. Jackson) came up
to me, took my hand, and squeezed II
Some OF the gentlemen mentioned my
name. He again caught my hand aud
squeezed II three times. but all he conld
utter was Philadelphia | shall never
forget his look OF grief"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

THE prl2o Ito OF tho season ia AZ fol-.
iowsi u suppose you never heard of
burning snow for fuel, did youp" said A
man talking w iron wOrko, as no leaned
across the corner Of the bar and chpwed
reilectiyely on a piece OF lemon rlnd ho
had ushod out Of the bottom OF a glass.
wei, its fact, lived In Plitsburg.
you Know, and In the winter when Il
gets mighty cOld-and II seems to me n
gets colder there ut the same degree Of
temperature than any other place | have
oeon-but, as was eaylng, when u
gets mighty cold there, aud there's n
heavy fall Of snow, you can sec poor peo.
pie out all over the city with baskets
Inc next day. gathering blocks Of snow
10 bnrn' You 500, there's NO much coal
smoke from the great iron furnaces in
Pl'tsourg that when the snow reaches
the ground It's almost black, and there's
really more coal clndors than snow. II
burnsalmost a. well az aoft coal, md A
great deal Of suffering among tho poor
IL thus prevented, That's another Great
argument In favor Of iron works" And
he called for another piece of lemon in
The bottom Of u glAsa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

FIX CONGRESSMAN Henry Watterson
spends hle winters In Washington ana
writes letters to his sons paper, the
Courier journal, over the title, "old
Fogy.' He dwells on the past almost
wholly. In recent letter he gives a
pathetic account Of tho funeral OF Mre.
jackson. wife Of the OK President. from
which we quote; "When tho funeral
took place every vehicle In Nashville
was employed In conveying tho inhab.
itapls to the Hermitage, The ground
around the mansion was crowded with
people. Such scene, wrote an eye.
witness, I never wish 10 witness again
The poor old gentleman General Jack.
SOM was supported TO the grave
by General Coffee and Major Rut.
LEDGE l never pitied any person
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

ALL doubt about Mr., Gladstone's being
summoned by the Queen to form ~
ministry was settled by hls leaving
London for Osborne by command OF the
Queen. He had quite an ovation nj the
railroad station, aud "the grand old
mau" seemed In the happloat Of moods,
although he told the people Of Ports.
mouth tho remainder OF his life would
be- Of very short duration. II IL sur
missed by the cable gOssipers that tho
cabinet Mt, Gladstone will announce
when Parliament reasaombes to-day,
will be stronger In ita radical element
than hia last cabinet, and Mr.. Chamber.
lain IN talked ofaa prob Bile Chancellor
OF the Exchrq1er, tho leading position
IN tho cabinet after that of Premier.
and analogous 10 Secretary OF the Tfona
ury with us, II IN also suggested Mr,
Gladstone Will give homo rule The 20
hy ana seek 10 matO hls peace with the
Nhlionalists by aweeplng land reforms
IN Ireland, but M Mr., Parnpll eXpected
to reach this result by homo rule, IL
VIII hardly 10 down M substitute Tor
that leading article OF Nationalist faith
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

Mr. H. Springer, Of MOchanIcaburg, Pa.
writes. III was AFFLICTED with lung TO-
yer aud e6scoss on lungs, and reduced
TO walking skeleton, Got free trial
bottle Of DR., Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which did mo no much
good ] bought u dollar bottle. After ua.
ing three bottles, found myself once
moro. u man, completely restored 10
health, with u hearty appetite, and n
galn In llesh Of iS l6s." Call at Dur.
bin, Wright y Co.'S drug store aud got n
Trial bottle OF thla certain cure for nll
lung Diseases. Large bottles tl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

Persons whose lungs are Impaired or
have throat diseases should moi On to
tho seashore, as the air In ALWAYS noia.
9nOgB 70 such troubles, Use DR.. Blge.
lows Positive Cure, Il cures coucls.
colda, Group, bronchitis, asthma, inan,
enSa, and all throat and lung dleeasea.
Montgomery y Co" druggists, Deoorah,
Iowa, aay. 1--WE are having a run on
Positive Cure, II gives uniyeraai AMI.
islaclion.' price 90 centa aud one dol.
n Co., Druggists. "''e"'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

AnonpEAcoN FABpAR Ia telling En.
glish audiences that during his long
journey through tho United States he
enw lOss drunkenness than In single
walk In London, He thinks America ia
for ahead OF England IN temperance
work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

| was au extreme sufferer for four
years from neuralgia, took four or
I've doses OF Athlophoroa, aud the next
morning whom | awoke the neuralgia
wag gone, and has never returned, John
K. Rea, pattern maker, 1877 Jones street,
Dayton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

Mr. A, Nichols suifered from catarrh
for years. He purchased o bottle of lcly'a
Cream Balm OF us, He Ia now almost
cured, aud eays YOU cannot recommend
" too highly. Evers Brou., DruRginta.
Independence, Iowa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

Now that lte compo,tlon of tho new
Gladstone Cabinet IL definitely nm.
nOunoed, the general verdict seems 10 bo
that Mr. Gladstone haa suffouudod him.
self with u number OF able men we'll
calculated TO restore u feeling of conli.
donoe throughout the United Kingdom,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

MlDpLE AGE MEN who lack vIgor and
vitality ahould use Gllmore's Aromatic
Wine, II gives nutrlment 10 The brain
ana e o tonic 70 the physical systsm.
Sold by Durbin, Wright SCo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

A DISPATCH from Mr.. Bayards home
states on the highest authority that he
viii not resign from tho Cabinet. II IN
nlded that tho warmcet personal frIende
Of the Secretary say such step at this
time would be- most injudlcions, ae tho
necessity Of active employment Of hle
mind ls III this tune Imperative"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

HANNIBAL HAMLlN comes out of his
hole lol Y enough 10 state that Tho polit.
lval highway Ia strewn with tho bones
Oh men who have written political LOT.
!erp' Hemlln'e nearneee 10 Blaine leads
him, no doubt, TO make thlp obseryatlon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

TnE Republican Houee Ia going 10 illl
.ne state Treasury, The way they arc
beginning TO do II, 10 by sending a com.
mittee 10 Ulncibnat 10 investigate a
case that tho House has voted on already.
ana Will never change Ia decision.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
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misoeLLApxous.
|. X. FELSH & SON, NATICK, MASS.
Observation-Disclosures

The winter has broke ee they from
best PLYNOUTU ROCKS
Msb per setting or 3 sottngs for $40
From WHITE AND BROWN LEGu0RNS other
pens OF LIGHT BRAHNAS aud PLYMOUTH ROCKS 90 per setting
settings ~ per setting.
JERSEY cArrLE c0LIE DOGS AND FOWLS FOR o a al times
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
INCIDENTS IN TUE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Jan. Is lSpectuO THE water in
the rver continued to rise steadily untl about noon to-
day. when 10 remained stationary, and at p. IL he
gan to subsdc. The streets in lowlyng districts
again flooded and in some of the houses the water is
few inches above the floor. Several public insttu
tions which were open for the first time yesterday
again been closed, owing to furnaces being overnowed.
The libe suit OF Tou ssaint Antoine X. Lafamme,
Minister OF Justice and Attorney General against The
Toronto NQH concluded to-day, the jury awarding
the plaintiff 10000 damages the full amount asked
The Mil charged Mr.. Lal anime with having tampered
with the hallOt-DoX.
HALIFAx. Jan. l9 (Spoeiab.-A dispatch from Char
lottetown p 4. L. says that the Government has APP
pointed Premier Sullivan aud Provincial Secretary Fer
guson a deleg alton urge the Imperial authorities to
compe! the Dominion Government TO fulfil the terms Of
the confederation by providing for Prince Edward Island
daily mail ana passenger communication in winter.
This Involves the problem OF the navigation OF tho
Straits hum6erland when blocked with ice which
the Dominion Government has so far found to lie all i'm
possibility
WOODSTOCK Ont, Jan. 1s.-Reoently a Miss Collins
died and buried here. A day Two ago the body
was taken up prior 20 It's removal to another huris
woman had been buried alive.
ORASGEyILLE, Ont, Jan. 18. "A dynamite cartridge
placed at the door OF the house OF Police Magistrate
Monr yesterday exploded causing great damage to the
building Nobody was hurt Mf. Monro has neen in
fictng fines for breaches OF the scott Temperance Act
OTTAWA, ont, Jan. lS.-The statement of tho char
tered banks OF the Dominion shows assets Of
1927 s635i7 and liabilities of Sl47,4i0,253 an In
crease Of SI2 035 in and OF $40 3l5 In
liabilities compared with the statement for tn.
month OF December. 1884.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
LOSSES IL yARIors PLAcEs

srRSGPIELD. H.. Jan. ls.The Episcopal church wa'
damaged by fire yesterday TO the extent OF $4,000; fully
llsafcd.
SALEM. Mass. Jan. lS.Thn new school house in Ire
montst, Peabody, Quilted by iucendsTy fire this
morning. Less, $4,000; insurance. - 900. equally
DIVIDED IN the Satioua! u Hartford. aud Fremont Oi
Newark The furniture was Insured for 1900
ANDOyER, Mass, Jan. ls.-A farmhouse owned by
Mrs. Elizabsth Goldsmith. at Woburn Mass, ard occu
pied by Mrs Frederick o. Parker burned ght
Loss, ~. 500.
WATERBURY, Conn. Jan. 1s.-Gesrge ". Mitchelrs to
bacco warehouse. IN South Britain. WAS burned this
morning. Loss on stock, $1,000; Oh building. $4,000
BAY CITY. Mich. Jan. Is.-The Western Block. con-
tanning tie Opera House. second National Bank Post
Offices sirncyer Edw ariss clothing store and
Der Of Offices destroyed by lire last night Nothing
saved The loss 10 placed at from SGO. 200 10
100000. with an insurance Of about onefOurth that
amount
OswEGO, Jan. 1s.-Fire discovered in the east end
OF Davd's clothing store In the new Columbia Hall
Block, FIrstst. last night The first floor occupied
by Jacob David. clothing, Mltohelrs liquor store and
Hoagrrty's sorcroom. The building gutted. Fol-
lowing tho losses: David, cothier $4,000. insnr.
ance, 5000; Mitchell $1,000, Insurance. SGsOO;
Heagcrty. 800, Insurance 81. .0o0 Sidney Sheppard.
owner Of the block $50, 900. INSURANCE.. $4,000.
Shortly after IL O'Clock. while Columbia Hall was
burning. another alarm summoned the Fire Department
TO the house Of CITY Attorney OGOrinan IN East Third
ST.. which WAS enyeloped iu flames IL impossible
the building. Tho hOnse insured for 81 900
and the furniture for 81 900.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
THROUGH NEW- YORK STATE.
RAD OUTLOOK FOR THE ICE CROP.

ALBANY, Jan. Is (SpeciaD. D.-The rough and
dirty snriacc OF the Hudson this winter presents any
thing but attractive appearance to Ice men, They
have been prospecting all along the river for the past
week have only found small spots here and there from
which to gather the season's harvest At present 1t
looks though the ice would have to be cut from some
the lakes north OF here and sent overland to tho near
houses which would make the price at least double
what 1t last year Notwithstanding the large crop
year. the amount Of leo carried over has been
comparatively small. In twentythreo houses 10 the
vicinity Of Casteton. whose capacity Is $4,000 TONS
there are 10000 tons OF old ce In all OF TINS ter
rory only three houses have coed ice enough TO
Ill with. The harvesting OF the ice crop Will give
employ ynent 10 over 10000 men and boys and about
$500 borses. The pay for man or boy amounts 10
10 cents to 81 20 O day.
KINGSTON. Jan, is (Spceian.-Thcre is war between
the Knckerbocker Ice Company and the owner OF
Drickyard in reference to the right to gather ice from
the Hudson River fronting their property. The Wash
ington Point ice house Of that company adjoins tho
brickyard property OF Charles Schultz For years the
respective rights OF each have not been well defined
The ice company has cut Its canal further in toward the
than before and Mr. Schultz Is ready for
the attack Matters squaly on the ice here to-day
and Il Is feared violence may result.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
SUSPENDED FOR KISSING.
HE MEANT NO HARM, BUT JHE PRETTY GIRL WAS
TOO STRONG A TEMPTATION.

HE MEANT NO HARM, BUT JHE PRETTY GIRL WAS
TOO STRONG A TEMPTATION.
PITTsBURG, Jan. Is (Specid0.-A little kiss
ing has got two members of the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church OF McKeesport into trouble The mem
bers Mr. Rodarmour, trustee and also financial
secretary OF the church. and Miss Woolsey who sings In
the choir. Mr. Rodarmours worldly occupation Is that
OF sewing machine agent and Miss Noolsey his en
poye. Rodarmour has a wife and iitcen-year-od
daughter. He caught kissing and embracing Miss
Woosey. Both made public confessions and were sus'
pended indefinitely. II they reform they will be rein
stated Pastor WlIngbam said:
"My last two predecessors cognizant Of unpeas
ant concerning Mr.. Rodarmour and Miss Wool
sey The relations continued for about four Tho
young woman had been employed In Rodarmours Office
for abOnt year and half Acting my advice, she
has left Rodarmour's employ" The lateris handsome
OF tbirty-hve. with blue eyes and blonde mus
tache He said that his wife much worried over
the affair Four years ago they Joined tho church Miss
Woolsey then In the choir His wife becoming an
invalid Miss WOosey ir quently visited her. She and
R0darmour became fast friends and frequently took
walks together, but desisted upon hearing uncompl
mentary remarks made by friends and nelghOors. lie
admitted that he could not withstand the temptation Of
kissing pretty girl This and the act OF assisting her
put her said Mr. ROdarmour, caused the
prescnt trouble,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
UIS PETER HAysEN MURDEREDi

A MYSTERIOUS DEATH THAT PUZZLES CORONER
The death of Peter Hansen, at Fort Hamilton, L. l.,
which was reported yesterday TO have been caused 10y
have some mysterious features. Hansen last year
married Rose Ramsey. whose mother kept notorious
resort close to Fort Hamilton. The house
formerly kept BY " Red Leary, and by his wife when
he was in the State Prison Young Hansen fell in love
with the older daughter of the house but after he
married her she preferred living at her mothers.
Hansen was greatly displeas9d with her conduct He
threatened on Saturday night TO kill himself. When
he got home he found several ut the house aud
reyel in progress lie asked his wife TO go out and
srcak with him. but she refused to do As he went
down stairs q shot was fred and he found with
bullet in his head.
All the indications pointed TO the theory of suicide.
except that the Coroner TOOK charge of the
no pistol could be found So the theory that Hansen
Ind been murdered was started. Coroner Menningcr
ordered an autopsy. On the body q brown
leather pistol and unopened box OF cartridges
I'm one of tho inner pockets was love Letter written
10 Mrs Hansen by bugler at the Fort full of endear
ing phrases and referring TO sounding the bugle."
The Coroner said last night that he was inclined to
ball made il appear probable that the shot not
self.inhicted. Detective Looney, OF the Brooklyn
police force said that the result OF his Investigations
led him to think that II was case of suicide.
Mrs Hansen said last night when Peter came home
Lo acted strangely lie lay down sofa in the
hard ia his pocket which now think was pistol. He
wanted me to go the hall and wouldn't. Soon
afe he went out we heard shot, aud ran into the
hall aud nearly tell over his body"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
4 CHILD DIES From HYDR0PHoB1A.
TORTURED BY TERRIBLE CoNvULsIoNs.

BITING HIMSELF. BARKING AND FROTHING AT THE
MoUTH-Two MEN NEEDED TO HOLD HIM.
Rhode Hall is a small country hamlet seven
miles south OF New Brunswick Near 1t hves Samuel
Applegato. a well-tcdo farmer with wife and three
children, among whom was n son. Samuel, age sir ON
December 81 early the afternoon. the children
playing in the public road, when large brown hound
came toward theu trotne along By the fence with Its
tongue hanging out As It OF the children
shoytod at 1t away. when 1t made ru.h at
thc aud BIT samuel the face near the bridge " the
nose.
the family believed that tho cnild had received tho
scratch when lie was Knocked over by the dog. The
wound healed and the matter had nearly passed ont OF
mind. when last Thursday us twenty days after he
was bitten. the child when &c tried to take drink of
water. suddenly attacked with spasin. Mrs Al
pegate. becoming alarmed, sent for her husband. who
called IN Dr. Van Zandt, Of Jamesburg. The spasms
continued. increasing in number and Violence until
there was longer doubt In q doctors mind that
fuly developed case OF nydrophoba was before him
lie applied all the remedies Within his knowledge but
the child began froth the mouth and bark like
n DOG, going into commissions at the sight OF
watc although I'm his more lucid he cried only
wner During the cOnvuslOns the child bit u self
horribly three fOCr times, aud qIlckly that his
could not he prevented When able To speak
tho boy cried ont that the was fn D dogs that
trying him 10 pieces. aud when me convu-
siOns seized repaired strong men & Dld him,
his cries and cOutortious were rearu The cilds
sucrtngs continued from Thursday nUl-Sunday morn
ng. when he died ~ . -
roe dog which caused the ohilds death, It Ia believed,
passed huCk OF New brunswick and Was Killed near
alleged hydrOrhoUia have been reported IN the
same negkb OrhODd.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
Trying TIMES AT SEA.
A scHooNsR's DECKS FoRTY-EIGHr HOURS USDER
WATER IN 4 HURRICANE.

a sCHooSER's DICKS FORTY-EIGHr HOURS USDER
WATER IN A HURRICANE.
CHARLESTON. 5. c., Jan. IS Special. The
schooner Kinma L. Cottnghsm. Captain somers after a
most perous passage. arrived here from New.Eork on
Sunday night Captain reports that he left Sandy
Hook ON January On tho night Of the oth, when In iat
,ude 3lo iC north longitude 25o, 10 west he encoun-
tered gale from the southwest which shifted 10 tho north
and increased In force until IT becane hurricane
II was accompanied with hail and and Intense cold
The barometer foil to 29ol The wind split some Of tie
sails Of the schooner aud Others were blown away.
Tho buwarks stove in. The cargo Of
coal shifted, giving the vessel heavy list TO
port and for forty-eght hours her decks were
under water aud everything movable washed awny.
Rlngbolts aud lashings were started At o'clock on
the morning the 9th In the height Of the hurricane
and when the officers and the well nigh worn
out and chilled through with cold, the orSard house
caught fire, IL easy matter to eytDguish IT, Ia
the afternoon the moderated but the remained
high and the vessel labOred heavily.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
MURDERER EPPS LYYCHED ATLAsr

VINcENNEs, Ind, Jan. 1S.-Holly Epps, the
murderer OF Farmer Dobson. has eIplated his crime.
About midnight last night a crowd OF masked mon,
carrying sledgc-hammers and other implements,
marched down Slxth-sL toward tho jail. Their masks
were nothing more than baDdanna handkerchiefs. bnt
each face carefully covered that Identification
Impossible. They met two policemen. who were
peremptsrily ordered to go homo. The policemen dis
appeared by magic. Refused admission to tho jail
By the sheriff. they smashed to spners the pine door
and entered the hallway. The lynehng party struck
light, rushed into the paror grabte Sheriff Scdde
meyer and pushed MIN into adjoining room, slammed
the door In his and gruy ordered him TO keep quiet
and stay IN his room. They then battered down the
huge rsn cell doors aud got into Eppss CELL and
uncerenonausly jerked him froA his bed Epps yelled
and howled like maniac at the sight Of the stroHg
who had come 10 take his life, but blow In the mouth
senced him. IL was the work OF moment 10 drag hun
tree iu the yard
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
BIsMARcK's GRATITUDE TO THE POPE.

LONDON, Jan. 1S.-A sensation mas peeh
created by the publication of the letter from Prince Bis
marck 10 the Pope acknowledging the receipt OF the
decoration OF the Order OF Christ recently conferred on
the German Chancellor by His Holiness The letter
hegins nv, addressing the Pope as Sire and says:
Your kind letter and decoration have greatly gratihed
myself and the Emperor William" 1t then goes OH to
state that the Pope words that the papacy means TO
prsctsic the works OF peace first suggested to Prnce
bismarck, the idea of seeking the mediation OF ms
Holiness IN the Carones question: and III deterehce 70
his faith and unweakened confidence In lhe Pope ee
waited and lmpartialty he selected the rope 40
tho arbftcr OF the dispute. Germany ana SPAN nave n
cause complain of the terms OF the prGtoeO ano the
feet OF the mediation will be lasting Prince bismarck VIII
not neglect chances attest hs Lively gratitude highest
devotion and deepest respect Tor HIS Holiness III tne
future The leteris signed "Iour humble servant
Bismarck"