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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
stubborn and Firm.

GALVESTON, Tex, March II, - AdyIce'
from Texmkana state that the strikers at that
point continue TO maintain roticont and
rcsolute attitude aud that there Is no material
change In the situation Freight traillc on
the Texas Pacific Is entirely resumed, two
freight trains having alroldy arrived from
tho far west, Indications denote that tbl
strikers arc not disposed 10 Interfere with
that portion Of the Gould systom IN tho hands
Of the unitcd Statos court Towards the
Iron Mountain aud Southern roads, howoyor,
thoIr demomor is stubborn anl firm, Tho
Knights OF Labor, at meeting adopted res
olutons that they had no grievances against
tho Texas a. 80, Louis narrow gauge and
that no trouble Of any kind was anticipated
on thAL liAO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
THE STRIKE SITUATION.
ALONG THE TEXAS AND MISSOURI
PACIFIC.

No Material Changes-Jay Gould In ci'
phor with Receiver Drown-itotten Egga,
stubborn aud Firm ut TexarlIana--Doy'
oottlng and timidatlon--Arrosts.
DALLAS, Tex, March l7,-Reports from
the principal points along tho Texas Pa
cihc and Missouri Pacific In this state show
little change In tho strike situation. Five
strikers from the Transcontinontal line were
jailed Mt Dallas for contempt Of Federal
court authority in interfering with property
and new mon. Tho shops at Marshall TO
ceiyed twenty-seyen New Orleans machinists
They were sworn In az deputy United Slater
marshals, but later all but four Joined the
strikers, No traffic Of consequence Is moving
and the running of freight trains IL more for
appearances than for any real business being
done, A party Of sixteen mon loft Dallas
to supply tho vacant places at Marshall
caused by the detection Of the Now Orleans
mon, Its said Receiver Brown has been in
extended communication by cipher with jay
Gould, but what has passed Ia only surmiscd,
but much Interest appears TO attach to the
probable strike Of engineers and Gremen No
Violence Is reported from any point in Texas
except Fort Worth, whore yardmen wore
rOtten-oggod
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
THE WAYS OF JERSEY TRAMps.
II They Don't Sec What They Want When
They CulI, They ASK for IL.


New YoRK, March J7,-New Jersey trampa
are not bloodthirsty, but they have conf
donce In themselves, and there are a good
many of them.
"A man that lives In such n fine house NJ
this must be rich" said one Of them 10 John
TenEyck, of High street, Somerylle, as he
walked Init bis house ON Sunday morning,
March T. VI want II coat, a pair OF shoes, and
must have hot breakfast l|esides--"
Mr. Ten Eyck had by this time unfastened
his two dog, when order was soon restored.
AT the residence OF Jared Rookfelow, near
Somerville, tramp lassoed tho dog and then
kicked 10 into submission, Whom no was re-
monstrated with by Mrs, Rockfelow he
threatened 10 serve her In the same way.
Just thon her husband ont0red the front gate
and asked the travelling gentleman his busI'
ness, Tho tramp gave him an insulting
answer and struck ut him. Rockloow re-
turned II with blow that sent him 10 grass.
In HoholSus tramps entered tho kitchen OF
tho residence Of Il, Rosencrantz on Saturday
while the cook was out, and found sixteen
pounds of steak and chops upon the table just
from the hands OF the butcher, and six loav0s
OF bread hot from tho oven, Tho family
were all at home In the upper rooms Before
tho servant returned they had made coffee,
breasfasted sumptuously, and gone away
with the meat bread and lots OF preserves
from the store room,
The records In tho sherin's Office Of one
county show that 73s tramps were fed and
lodged In single month,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
After tho "nIliI,n

BosroN March l6 News from tho Domp.
uoy.Morno fight was Onxlously looked for In
this city, Several Of tho leading sports Of
tho town were present 40 tho "milln ratsoy
Sheppard arrived horo, but won't directly 10
tho "Abbeyn aud would not talk Jimmy
Ormond pronouncos Dempsey tho greatest
mlddewoight glnoo Dun Komlgan. Tom
Mccarthy, Of tho Crib club, did not expect
dInUont result llo says ho was quito con.
ndont that Dempsey would win, Ed McAvoy
was surprised at tho result, Danny chi,
who was Nt ono tlmo second for poto Mccoy,
was another who was not surprised Mike
Gleason, tho "Alarinogn backor, expressed
great astonAhmunt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
oAPrAlN yAMEs |. WAppELL pl ina.
Tho Man who Fought Nine Months Aites
the War Ended.

the War Ended,
ANNAroLs, March l7-Capt James l.
WOddpll commander Of tho state GahOry
force Of Maryland, was stricken with con-
gostlon Of the brain, and Is now thought 10
be dying Capt W0ddcll was born Ia North
Carolina IN 1871, and entered tho American
navy IN lSS, AZ tho Ogo fourteen, whom
midshipman, ho was insultod by a souior
officer whom he challenged and duel was
fought At Norfolk, In which Waddcll TO
coiyod wound IN thigh, which cauBl him
10 limp oven after In 1910 Capt Waddoll
graduated at the naval academy, having In
tho meantime served 40 Vera Cruz agalnsN
the MoSicans, llo resigned from thg United
States navy In 1891 and wont into tho Con.
fedorate navy, He was giyon command VI
the well known Shenandoah.
The war had boon over nine months whom
he heard from Of II from an English vessel In
the North Pacific, Capt Waddoll sct sail
for Liverpool running tho gauntlet OF tue
United St0tos navy for 10000 mri and SUR
rendered TO tho quCon Of England, tho only
instance Of the kind on record. lo had mada
narrow escape for an American war
steamer was 0t bis heels Capt Wuddoll did
not duro 30 return 10 tho United States for a
long poroi ns public scntimcnt was worry
much against him, tho reserved opinion DO.
ing chat ho had continued tho war oi un,
protected whaling vessels aCtor tho cIYIl eon-
lict was over Capt Wullrll always ~.
sorted that h, hauled down hi, c0lr ~ s00n
az h0 learned of the peace,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
nlcd Fton rrIght.

New YonN, March n The wreck OF Tn
Oregon was the indirect cause Of tho loss o
one life, not among her own passengers bu
on board the Fuldn When tho cry wa
raised on beard tho attor vessel that tho Orc
gon was sinking, an cRod German mmigran
passenger named BotglSa Mayer went int,
commissions, caused by the impression that |
was II wus the I'ulja Which was In peril, sh
died before the physicians could restore he
sufficiently 10 convince her of tho shipl
nm fnlV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
Church scandal.

SuELnYvftLE,lll, March l1-Dr, Carlo
ton, tho minister dcposod by the Mattoor
Prcsbytory, preached at thc Christian churcl
TO q crowded house Developments mado by
tho investigation of tho Carleton caso max,
tho matter moro mysterious and sensational
than over Tho announcement was mad,
yesterday that ho would roloto secrets Of hi
past life, which ho has thus far declined h
ilvulgo 10 the church session. OF oven 10 his
most intimate friends Great interest b
manifested IN tho coming statement, or con
fcssion, aud standing room Vt tho Christian
church win be nt premium.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18

CHICAGO March 10, What appears 10 bo
n murder was discovered nj 2e1 Maxwell
street Tho house Ia occupied by Joseph
Smith and wife, with whom II. A, Hight has
been boarding, Hight was not seen about
his usual haunts and ON inquiry being mado
FOR him at his boarding house, his room was
visited and bls body found hanging from a
hook fastened In tho ceiling, llo had been
dead several hours, The fact that his legs
aud arms were pinionod aroused tho stis-
picions Of those who discovered tho body, and
II was decided 10 arrest Mr., aud Mrs, Smith.
They were taken into custody and lockod up,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
NInrdor In NInhllc.

Mouur, Ala, March H. Charles Richard,
member Of prominent llobrcw family,
was ngNssinntcd on Hamilton street, There
was II row ON that street, In which Richard
ntcrforcd with view OF stopping IT, Ho
was fired ON by an unknown party In tho
stroct and died almost Immediately A boy
named Ben Shaircr has been arrested, but ru-
NOR has II that man who was jealous OF
Richard camo TO the place determined 10 kill
him. This party cannot bo found.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
Ahn.nnn rlrn.

CHICAGO, March lI--rho wholesale fur
nlture firm of Il. Delmc a. Bros, occupying
tho six story building ot 8ll and 8l3 Wabosl
avenue, was burned out Tho tlrc started II
Tho basement aud oscondod through the olo
votor shaft 10 tho upper lloora with I
strong wind blowing 10 was only with th,
greatest difficulty that tho nrcmcn kept th,
bloao confined 10 tho building In which 1
originated, The furniture firm estimate,
their loss at $1,000 on a stock of $4,000; In
sured for 100000, The building owned by
A, o, Slaughter, wag damaged TO tho exton
of RiO 600
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
RcpiyIng to Charges Of sectnrlanlsm.

New HAVEN, Conn, March Il, -Alis Cr
Bacon, ono OF the most prominent borovo
lent women Of the city, denied 10 the county
commissioners that tho Now Haven County
Childrcns homo Is used for proSolytIng pur-
poses, rs charged by Representative Piggott
IN the legislature last week, Mr., PIggot Is a
Catholic Professor William II, Brewer, OF
Yale, says thnt the opposition 10 tho home Is
purely tho work Of those who desire 10 have
paupcr children supported by the state In sec
tartan institutions A hearing viii DO had ON
the matter IN Hartford on Tuesday. Mr., Pig
got Is the member who was suspended from
the homo Inst Ynnr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
Mninmnrn., NInNnrnliy.

MATAMoHAs, Mex, March H. Mayer
YtwrO having resigned his Office, tho cleo
toral college, composed Of 100 delegates, will
meet Sunday, tho 2lst inst, TO select his suo.
c0Sor, There 0rc dolcn different candi-
dates each with following that would like
10 have charge Of the municipal udministra-
ton for tho noSt two years Tho contest
gives promise Of being spirited ono, and II
succession Of lots similar 10 those OF last Do,
combor's election may bo tho result Of tho
strong partisan feeling now prevailing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
A prnlInhln Glow.

ST. JosEru, Mo, March Il "A heavy man
with fun beard aud wearing n Scotch cap
callod at n iowclry store and offered TO sell u
Duobcr case Elgiu watch for Slj, Tho watch
was apparently now, Suspicious were aroused,
and ON being questioned tho man said ho
bought the watch In q small town In Illinois.
lie told several stories, contrOdictng himself.
Many think ho k connected with tho Joliet
express robbery, Officers wore Notified but
the man suddenly loft town. lIo seemed 10
bo u German, about forty years old.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
A Rlldo prnfnsaor.

ITHACA, n y, March a. Pie. den,
Adams desires 10 warn tho public a., Lum
man D. ow opc pting IN the wls, 90, atoi
US prof ieor q Cornell university rrssi
dent Adams Il IN receipt OF compliant and
inquiries regarding this pcrsoa ~ sva
mail The sWindlcr assumes tho hamcs oi
Professor II, y Williams, Professor ...l Tici
and others, OF tho Cornell faeull a der
which he solicited specimens and Jy.. own
money All tho faculty of Cornell are nou
hopa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.
Encouraging Reports at the Annual Meet
Ing In Washington.

ing ~ NhhiugtOn'
WAsHNGTON, d, g., March l6-Tho Wash.
ington annual meeting Of the American
Tract society IN tho New York Avenue Pres
bytcrIan church brought togcthora large au'
dienco
Addresses were mado by ex.Jumtlco
Strong who presided; Row Charles s, Rob
inson, u, D., Of New York; Senator Harrison,
Of Indiana, aud Rev, DR.. Bartlett Tho re-
port presented by Rev @, l., Shearcr, D. D.,
ono Of tho secretaries shows receipts S851 9O5,
including $1,000 In donations aud logncics;
expenditures S3j2, IA; balance IN ,ho treas
uIy S5,O0i. Grants OF publications S37, 100
colportouw omplyod 100, and families vlsitCl
l5i,ll5, The evidence of the usefulness oi
books aud tracts In tho Home Mission folds
was very fun and satisfactory TO tho nom.
bgia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18

PHILADELPHIA, March 10. --lriro broke out
IN tho threo story brick building, No y 229
and go Wood street, occupied by j, II. BIZ
lington & Co. MS bobbin mandatory. Tho
building aud contonls were almost entirely
consumed. Tho loss on stock Is about S95,-
900 and on machinery $4,000. Loss on build
Ing about $4,000 1nsuronces not asoor-
tainod. The flames sproad 10 an adjoining
building occupied by Jones g. Ross, picture
frame manufacturers, and damaged utock
and building 10 tho extent Of 5000. Tho
origin OF the fire Ia not known.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
CRISIS IN THE CABINET.
MEsSRS. CHAMBERLAIN AND TREv6-
LYhN RESIGN.

The Report Is Unofficial, but II Ia Likely
True - They Oppose MIR. Gladstons'a
Home Rule Ideas--A Dead Earl-severa
storms aud Cold Weathor-ForeIgn
LONDON, March 1.-THE cabinet crlds
which was tlded over yesterday, broke out
with increased intensity at to-day's council
According TO one account Mr., Joseph Cham
berlain, president Of the local government
board, vigorously protested against uostpon
ing his land reform measures 10 make way
for Mr., Gladstones Home Rule proposals..
and ended by resgning his Office, Mr..
George Otto Troyelyan, secretary for Ire
land, opposed Mr., dladstones Homo Ruls
scheme, aud also resigned,
Tho above account Is wholly unofficial and
has not yet been confirmed. II MoaEa
Chamberlain and Troyolyan have resigned 10
Ia certain that up TO a late hour their resignAs
tons had not been accepted by Mr. CLAD
stone
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
Tho Chnain Widening.

BEVERLY Mass, March l7--Tho manu-
fOcturoIS' committee and tho municipal board
aftor an all day session adjourned sno die
without any lsttcmont, Tho point at lssu,
isa rulo regNralng hiring and discharginp
help Both Adcs are firm and tho chasn
seems TO be widening, Heavy losses on both
sides are threatened unless speedy agreo
mnnL N rpnpbp1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18

Bro SPRINGS, Tex, March l7,-Buslnes
here Is seriously effected by tho prolonged
struggle, The Knights of Labor, although
not oponly ntImldatug tho mon now "
work, are placing sort OF boycott on thl
merchants aud others who have dealinGl
with them, The knights paroded tho stroef
accompanied by brass band, No arrests
Of strikers have yot been made hero but II b
rumorod that three or four will bo made
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
A Dend Earl.

LONDON, March l7,-sir Henry Thomas
Pelham, earl Of Chichester, diod In the oil shty.
second year Of his age, iIe was at ono tms
first commissioner Of church estates, und for
years he tool, an active part In the patrol age
and management Of many Of the Ielia oun
and charitable societies connected with the
Church Of England, His eldest son, w, ltor
John, hitherto known az Lord Pelham, buo,
ceeda 10 Tho tlIe nnl ronl eaLatA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
An Edltor'a Son nrnl ms n Man,

FRANKLIN, Pa, March H. William Whit
toker, son of Editor Whitaker of tho Frank
lin Spectator, hit John Fitzgerald on tho
head with brick, fracturlng his skull and
innicting fatal injuries Fitzgerald was In.
toSicoted and quarrelled with Whitaker be.
cause the latter accidentally jostlcd him while
passing along the street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
IrIn,tful Accldont Ncnr Allron,

AKRON, o., March IA buggy contain.
ing man and wife, whose names arc NOT
known, was struck near Clinton this county,
by the Cleveland, Akron ~ Columbus south.
bound express ut noon, Tho womanS logs
were broken ono being cut olr, aud sho was
otherwise mongled She died within half nm
hour, The mans lcgs were crushed and will
have tO be umpuatcd II is believed ho will
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
C.lIeulate,

AMHERST, Mass, March l7-'rhe following
have been selected TO debate on "Wednesday
for the Hardy prize, the highest honor in Oh,
college courses j, u, Clark, of Brooklyn, N
Y, TO- T. Ford of Brockton, Mass. ID. Il
Kellogg, Of Chittcnango, N, ". NJ 70. Page
Of Whitneys Point, N. "; w. e. Schaullco
Of Cleveland, o., H. j, Swift, Of Ashtobula
o., G, II White, of Rainham j. O. Wood
OF Onk Park III,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
An Unknown.

DENVER, Colo, March lI,--Tho appoint
mont Of HcphOniah T, Hill ns United States
marshal for Colorado surprised most Of tho
Democrats here, Many do not know who ho
io II Is said that ho Is Il nophow of tho lato
Confederate general A, 7, Hin, He has lived
In Colorado four years, has been suprrintond-
ont Of public schools Of Fremont county, and
Ia now clerk Of the district court Of that
pDuuty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
Gophers Fooled.

ptrrsFmLp, Ill.,, March l1,-Wotohmai
McClintock Of tho Gicggs national banl,
found three masked men standing Ia front Of
tho vault, Creeping into tho corner he oponel
fro upon them, bub without effect, Th
burglars rotltrimd tho Are, but McUltntocl'
position protected him, They then jnmpo.
through d window and escaped A yaluab
hit of tooip Naa lot behind
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
MRS, oooLIDeE's CASE.
sho Plead, Guilty to the Charge of Con
Hplrncy.

Hho ilohus hpllly 10 tho Nhhlgo VI Noh
uplruoy.
BosToN, March l7-ln tho superior Grim
inal court District Attorney Stevens called
tho case Of Anna A, Coolidge, charged will
conspiracy 10 murder Mrs, Coolidge pleadot
guilty District Attorney Stevens said thii
result would take tho case off the list Of caso'
10 bo tried, and ho would move for sontonc,
at once Mrs, Coolidge was thon removed
from the court room
Tho indictment was not rcod, us II con
tainod tho names Of persons from whom th,
government wishes 10 conceal the fact thai
they have been Indicted, II * thought thai
Mrs, CoolldgoS sontonoo viii not bo a soyoN
ono on account of her plcO which win ma
tcriOlly aid the government In the prosocu
ton OF othOr conspiratora
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
A Young Married woman DI.npp,

Young Married Woman Disappears
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, March Il, A month
ago there came 10 Minneapolis, accompanied
by her husband, Mrs, H. l., Bowdcu, about
twonty years Of age The young couple So
cured a room aud tho husband soon after
loft the city, leaving the wife with little or
no money On Monday last Mrs, Bowden
left the room, and has not since been seen
nor heard from, Tho mother Of tho young
woman, who has Just arrived fears that Mrs,
Bowdon has committed suicide, In u letter
10 her mother sho stated that hor money wus
reduced 10 fifteen cents, tnd there are indica-
tons that she subSi5ted for somo time ON
very scanty fare, Mrs, Bowdeu had moved
In good society In Boston, aud WIS too scnsI'
two 20 ask for aid Her family reside NJ No,
S2i Third street, South Boston, aud her
father b the steward Of tho institute for th'
blind In Do ton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
"MARlNEo MUSIC.
Ho Says uc Was Fairly outGoneralod
Iiy Dempsey,


BosToN March l7,-Gcorgc Lolanche
tho "Mornc' has arrived In this city, Tho
faco Of the puglst h In bad condition.
Both eyes are bucl, and tho skin ON both
chccSboncs Is hrokon and the nose aud LOFT
side Of the face are badly wuou, Whom
questioned the "Nlmnc' aidi
"l do not rocl sore about the body or limbs.
but nevertheless viii stay indoors until my
face is In bcttor condition, have NO fuult
10 find with the affair." wag beaten ialrly
and squoroly, Dompoys tnctiw aul ncrN
nlship beat mo- forced the dgh,lUs, but
Dempsey was lightning In gottIus away II
had followed his methods we should D. stlll
In the ring had u fair show Of Wiuuua the
battlo until the tonth round when DOml soy
struck me foul, | don't think Donl soy
meant 10 strike me foul blow dclInc,u oily.
/ shall never attempt to fight him H,,a In q
twouty.roul foot ring, will usyrN nght
him In sIytccntoot ring because lux l
can do him thon,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
AssnuiloI by n younp Inimcr.

TALAriNG BnlDGG, March I--Nlis LottIo,
Tbs 6rtcon'ycor.old daughter of Asa Hide.
brandt, OF KeekB Centre Is at the point Of
teath because Of the assault Of Clark Nollis, q
} Young farmer In this town. few nights ago
Nolis has fled aud $500 Is offered for his ar
rest aud conviction Tho indignation IL such
that lynchlng Is threatened should hu return
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
OVER THE LONG COURSE.
Colonel Robert A, Johnson, Noluj urf-
mnn, Passes Away,

Colonel Robert A, johnson, Noted urc.
man, Passes Away,
LOUISVILLE, March l7-Col Robert A.
johnson, ownor LoCtu, powhltlun Al ian
and unclo Vie, Jr, nowin training u.t died
Of pneumonia at Knoxville, Tcun i1gH nj
Now Lexington IN lsG johnson aB. ap,
pcorod ON tho turf forty ycurs u,u IL the
owner Of Cuco Vie, who madn ruou,a not
beaten IN twcnly years John Davis, hh
trainer thgn, and after many year u'ntly
returned 90 tho charge Of Johnson "a blo
AZ ono time johnson ownpi nul 'J aud
LittlO Rulllun aud sold tho fhm.,j ara.
togO for $1,000 lie was wealthy W nads
racing u p1aimc, llis horses ia4 30 win.
llo wOs director In tho LouaNu okey
club whom organized
Johnson graduated NJ the Univ. tyoi
Virginia with llnt honos, prugD Nv In
Mississippi with rrcntiN, aud wu. IN ths
southern supplies business for ton ,otis be
fore the war with Durtlcy, John 20 8, Co,
with branches IN New orleans anl "a, Louia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18

ST. PAUL. Mimi, March 10 Mrs, Nellie
Hickox, of Niles Mich, came hero two days ago
In search of her husband who had deserted
her. She saw him on the street and becltonod
to HIM lestarted TO run from her and she
dropped doad. Sho was married 10 uicltox
one year ago aud was worth $4,000. He
gambled II all away and tbon deserted hor
The woman s highly connected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
nnrnnd 10 nenlh.

Pour jrnvls, N, Y, March l, lanp
exploded IN The room of Mr.. W. T. Ea, sir
the Clarendon hotel here, Mr. But,5t vm
WIS an invalid and unable 10 give any " rn
was burned TO death before assistant. ca mo
Tho pecwnry damage Is slight
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18

INDIANAPOLIS, tud. March Il. e., ian
q. Jamisun auditor Of Washing ATTY
has now been ubsont from his hohi ~ em
Ind, for moro than week. Ills o.. I'd. W
lations are reported colreck
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
Irn Iirnnillnr I'm.

Sr. 1oNAcr, Mich, March lO--The leo Is
breaking up avthis end Of both lakes but In
the straits u Is still solid. Tho fee Il gone
from Drumnonds islands and prentiss bay
An early opening Of navigation Is looked for
hore
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
Lnnm I,l,nra slrllln.

FALL RIVER, Mass, March l1,-Tho loou
0xen IN the Durfeo mill, lower weave room,
have struck because having charge Of ld
looms oach thoy receive only SLOj per lOt
cuts, wilo upper room ilSeB with only lN
Looms receive 81, 10 for tho same number,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
plttsbury,s i,,neh sbo,,.

PiTrsnunG, March l1,--rho bcu,a q. " q
tho Western Pennsylvania Poultry as. oia
tion, which hos opened IN this city, I. th,
largest ever held outside Of New Nv.a. Fou,
hundred AMI twenty-five dogs, inaty their
Of world wide fame, are on exhibition.