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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
AMERICAN TOURISTS
noodleTs ~ Canada Have a Little scare
The Hlaokmailsrs' Prey,

The BlaokmaiIsrA' Prey, A..
PHILADELPHIA, May ga special din 4
patch to the Times from Montreal, Canada,
says considerable excitement was cauaad /,
In the hotel Lobbes by a report that AN Ats ,
tampt had been made 10 Abduct Billy Ma
loney, 10 run him across the border into tha
United States Owing 10 the atsness OF NE
hour and the fact that Maloney had gone Ia
bod, the report could not be fully verified.
and no details were obtainable, II ", how
ever well known that for months not only
Maloney, but Aldermen Dempsey and Do
lacey as we'll who are sharing his exile hsre.
have been living In constant fear OF the fatA
which, II Is said, Maloney narrowly escaped
They dare not walk out alone after night tor
fear Of being seized from behind, bound,
gagged and whirled away toward Sing Sing.
They are afraid 10 take a carriage rldo, loAt
tho doors should be capped shut, the horSss
whipped up aud the ride continued 10 tho
portals OF Judge Barrett'q court room.
"lhat there II any good ground for thasa
fears 10 somewhat doubtful, In spite OF The
reported attempt on Maloney but II In cer,
tain that detectives on both aldea OF the
border are doing their best 10 keep up tho
state Of terror In which Maloney and hlr
compatriots are doing, Tho fugitiyea arc In
fact the easy prey OF horde Of socallod
detectives, who are practically blackmallerA
Their Doodle Is rapidly melting under The
manipulation Of these ahrewd fellows, who
first excite the apprehensiona OF the exiled
atatomen, and then extract large sums az
money under tho promise to protect than
from the wiles Of tho kidnapera. Soma a
the detectives In this way have received -
high AZ tl,OO at a time from the quakinG
fugtlycan
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Over 100000 Worth OF Property De-
stroyed ia Wauaau, wis.

Over 100000 Worth Of Property De-
stroyed IN wauaau, Wis.
WAUsAu, WA,, May 25,-Tho most do
Structivc ilro that has ever visited WauSau,
broke out In AN idle mill owned by Q, q.
Rymer, In this city yesterday afternoon.
Tho wind was blowing gale and the fro
soon formed junction with tho lumber In
Plumors yard ~ d swept south and west
driving directly 10 the Alexander Stewart
lumber oompany's mill and lumber yards,
Tho efforts OF the ilromon 10 stay tho con.
lagration were without avail, and In thirty
minutes from the first alarm half mile OF
lumber was In flames, The pumping engines
OF tho wator-works were out Of repair and
tho wator soon failed. The FIRE spread 10 tho
Lake Shore & Western, railroad depot prop
orty and destroyed the round house water
tank, freight house and several small build
lnga II WIS late In the night before tho fire
was cotton under control and tho flames stlll
burst out horo and thorc,
The losscS M nearly ~ can be estimated
now, are G, g. Plumer, 100000; Alexander
Stuart lumber company $3.50, 0OO; Lake
Shore railroad company, 5000; other losses,
$4,000 Tho amount Of insurance cannot
yet bc learned but the lumber IN said 10 DO
fully covered.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
GLADSTONE ATT WINDSOR,
HE ADVISES IMMEDIATE DISSOLUTION
or PARLIAMENT

A Cabinet Council Held Previous To tha
Premier'a Departuro-A Pitched Hattie
Between Police and soldiers--TermS Of
the Turho- 0reoian Armiatioe.
LONDON May 20, "A cabinet council was
held at noon to-day at the official residence of
tho PREMIER on Downing street. All tha
members were present except tho lord high
chancellor, Sir Farrier llerschell, Ons half
hour after the meeting assembled, u messen-
ger was despatched 10 court In which that
gentleman was engaged In hearing an i'm.
portant law suit, and no was Instantly sum
moned, When Sir Farrier arrived he was
aloseted with the ministers for nearly an
hour, The sitting consuming In all AN hour,
Five minutes after the adjournment Mr.,
Gladstone was driven TO the railway station
whore he boardeda train enroute for Wind
'or, for tho purpose Of holding an audience
with the queen, II is runored ho will advise
an immediate dissolution Of par liamont
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
m THE TABLES TURN Of
Unois Sans Lieutenants DO u Little seis'
Ing Business--The Baby Act.

inH huhlhtbh-lho many Act
PORTLAND, Me-, May s5,-There ia great
excitement hee, This morning Capt, Jesse
ELLIS entered al the custom house his schooner
Sisters from Yarmouth. N, s., with u cargo
of 10000 mackerel taken last Wednesday and
consigned by W, A, Kellain, OF Yarmouth
to y, +, Clement, OF this city Ellis signed
tho customary oath that his report and man
Ifest correctly described tho cargo OF his YES
sol, First Deputy Collector Col Smith then
asked for the manifest
~ have none" replied Capt Ellis Col.
Smith expressed his sorrow that the captain
should have been caught, but told him moth
Ing could be done In his case; that he must
In the usual course OF tho law pay his flne,
"flow muchf asked the captain,
"Flye hundred dollarS, replied Col Smith,
"My GodI the little schooner wont bring
that" said the Captain, as he stood there, a
picture Of distress
Nothing cculd be done for him, and Sur
veyor Bradbury sent Inspector Howe to take
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
A Pllehad natLle.

LONDON May ga pitched battle be-
tween the luniskillin fusiIer and detach.
ment OF police was fought to-day at Adder.
stat Several Of the fusIiera took exception
10 the remarks Of some Of the speakers al an
anti-Home Rule meeting, which was In pro-
gres there and made rush for tho stands,
with the avowed purpose Of dragging the
speakers thorefrom. The police endeayored
10 prevent thom, and mIzIng some Of the sol
dlers were hurryIng them 10 the police station,
whom their comrades came 10 their rescue
A severe fight enmed, In which the police
were terribly beaten aud compelled 10 retire
Tho police subsequently obtained reinforce
monts, and returning, arrested tiye OF the
riotous soldiers
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1885,
Tho Dean Adams nnrnsd.

MEMfhls, May 95,-An oil lamp exploded
In the barberahop OF the steamer Dean
Adams The flames spread rapidly and al.
though the night watohman promptly gave
tho alarm the crew barely escaped with their
lives, The boat was held fast 30 shore and
burned 10 the waters edge The steamers
Rene Macready and sayoso were Just below
the Dean Adams, and were cut loose from
their moorlngs and taken In tow by harbor
tugs, The Kate Adams, which was lying
just above the burning steamer, was In great
danger for awhile, a. a stin upstream breoze
was blowing Tho fire department turned
their attention principally 10 saving her, and
succeeded, The loss on the Dean Adams Ia
$4,000 Her cargo OF cotton, corn and
cotton seed was also consumed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
Crnahcd under It's weIrhL.

MILWAUKEE,, VIA, May 2e Tho central
warehouse on West Wator street, owned by
Roco Bros, wt9 tho scono, at an early hour
yesterday morning, Of what might easily
havo beon frightful tragedy. Shortly aftor
0 o'clock tho fourth or top floor Of tho second
aDction OF tho north ond OF the block gave
way under its load and won't crashing down.
ward, carrying away everything 10 tho baso-
mont Jake Stoidlor, tho engineer, and a
machinist wore tho only mon In the building,
They escaped unhurt Considerable loss WA
sustained by several arms occupying tho
Wnrchouan
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
Refn.ed "th. Arrangement

BosTOS May %, "A special 10 tho Adyor.
bisor says ~rho Legislature refused 10 ap-
provo OF tho convention bOtweon England
and France, respecting tho Newfoundland
fishery didlculty, British Commissioner
Pennoll failing 10 induce Nowfoundlandcn 10
agroo 10 tho arrangement The treaty n
Stlll being considered by Joint committee,
aud a delegation will probably DO sont 10
England 10 get the treaty amended All
parties In tho colony arc bitterly opposed 10
II In lis existing state.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
oil works Destroyed.

ERlE, Pa, May N-'rho watchmnnS lamp
exploded last night In tho Eclipse oil works, n
branch Of the Standard, and they were on
tiroly destroyed, The fire covered the prom
isos at once and drove tho watchman away
from che ilro alarm, Tho works covered a
square, and the tanks are exploding, throw
Ing tho oil In all d rcctong, There are grave
fears that tho fro will involve several adja-
cent buildings Tho works are valued at
from t76,0OO 10 100000 The fire depart
mont t only able 10 prevent the flames from
prondng,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
Damaged by Hail,

TERw lIAUrr Ind, May 20, Reports
from the surrounding country show the storm
Of Sunday TO have boon much moro severe
than At first thought In this county alone n
low estimate places the damage to wheat and
rye by the hail at 5000 Tho damage 10
fruit Is molr serious One largo vineyard n
damaged to0thc extent Of $4,000 A Chicago
firm who propagate 1nc vines hero for ship
mont 70 Chicago lose 5000, Tho dealers In
tho city sold over 5000 panes OF glass ycstor-
day Nvohmdrcd panos Of glass were brolton
In Rose polytechnic institute, aud nearly az
many In the Roso orphan home,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

RUsnvlLLn, Ind, May ~, Tho house Of
James Dawson noar this town, VIVA diScov-
orod 10 bc on fire at midnight by tho chill
dron, who wore shopping In an upstairs cham
Dor. They woro aroused by fro dropping
upon their bod from the ceiling Before thoy
could escape tho flames had Allied tho room,
and the three children were 70 badly burned
that all died In short timo after being dis
covered. Tho Oldest was girl Of ilftocn, tho
youngest girl Of soycp, aud tho other boy
NJ ltyalvn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
A TrInln nIurdnr.

BnowNsviLLE, Texas, May 90, "A triple
murder occurred yesterday AT Colsoms dairy,
four miles north OF this city, Lcwis VII
liains, the owner Of the dairy, became Jealous
of ono Of hls three assistants, and while ho
was unaware of Williams' presence, tho
lattor shot him dead. Tho two other en-
ployes, Saxton and Bowers, then fred at
Williams, lnHicting a wound from which he
died In n short time but not untll he had 10.
turned fire, aud fatally wounded Bowers
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
Tho OIL NInrLri.

PITrsDUnG, Pa May 20, Tho oil market
opened NJ 68 cents, drop OF cents from
Saturday, closing, This decline was occa.
sionod by the strike Of another 1000 barrel
we'll In thU Washington field yesterday, Tho
broker firm Of Craig Il McIowry, who "laid
down lust week for half million dollars,
are part owners Of the now gusher which, at
the present rate OF production Is netting tho
lTm tl, 900 n day
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
Senator yoorhees defendod Gen. Black.
Presidential YetoeA.

wAsuISOros, May %, Tho president has
Just sent TO tho senate two veto messages,
One h on bill for the relief OF John D., Ham,
who claimed a pension, The president says
tho claimant was not In the military service
at the time OF his injury-a broken ankle
was received, The other, granting penson
10 David W, Hamilton, IN yeto3d on tho
ground that tho pension asked had been re-
fused by the pension bureau on the ground
that bis alleged disability existed prior 10 his
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
This NAV IA, STARTLING.

BAN FRANoIaoo, May 20 Tho Bulletins
Calabassos, Ariz, correspondent tclcgraphs
a. followsi III tho various fragments OF tho
bad OF hostllos who have recently boon opor-
ating around Nogales succeed IN eluding tho
troops and reaching their reservation, you
may look for an interesting epoch f. tho his
tory OF the Apache tribo with Tho laugh on tho
sido OF the wbitea Your correspondent can.
not 40 moro without violating conldcnco,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
l,nnIl with Enrlnnh.m

DETROIT, Mich, May &.-For several
nights past, large company OF mon have boon
drilling on the commons In tho northwestern
part Of town. They como together soon after
dark and FOR two hours or more 90 through
military evolutIons When asked what namo
the company bore, one Of the men roplodi
III W t." This answer has boon interpreted
10 mean, "Hcil with England" Others said
thoy were only out for fun. A few days ago
application was made TO city officers 10 pur.
chase the old Fcnan arms which have beon
locked up In the basement Of tho City hall
since their seizure during the Fonian oIoito.
mont years ago,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
A uIoo,ly Riot.

pARKEaspuno, W, Va, May 70 A bloody
riot took place last evening among the Italian
employees Of the Ohio River Railroad com.
pany at point near Murraysville. Tho
origin OF the trouble u not definitely known,
but II IA generally believed 10 be traccablo 10
a FREQ Indulgence In liquor One man was
killed and several others wounded, two Of
whom are said W have since died, The county
authorities have gone 10 the scone Of the
ls,oubla
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

SriLLwATER, MINI, May 2O,-rho Mowor
block, a landmark aud the largest frame bust
moss and tenement block In the city, was do.
stroyod by fire last night W, d. King, drug
gst and Sam Hadloy, barber declare posi-.
tiyoly that they stumbled over the PROSTATE
body OF man who is suppose 10 have pcr-
ishod In the flames They had been rcscuing
goods aud were the lnst ones IN the building
Both barely escaped alive and were terribly
burned, ~ also were several others, The total
loss, including tho adjoining building, Is osti-
mated at s8b, 900; insurance, al 900
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
WoerIahon,r'a VIII.

NEw YonE, May 25 Tho viii OF the late
Charles r. Woorishoiior was filed to-day. 10
provides for the payment Of his funeral Aad
debts owing at the time OF death, within SIX
months after his demise, To his sister, Mrs
Ammon, Of Constanz, Germany, he bOqueaths
$4,000, 10 hH brother Frederick, OF Fried
burg, Germany, $1,000 aud the residue and
remainder OF the property no bOquoaths 10
hla wife Anna and her heirs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
mnrana nnd Cnliln Klilad.

DASvILLE, IND, May s5. "A terrible wind
and rain storm passed over this, Hendricks
county yesterday afternoon, doing great
damage Many horses and cattle were killed
by falling trees Hail stones two Inches In
diameter fell TO the depth OF aI inches Tho
greatest damage Ia 10 the growing wheat crop
now In full head, and II Ia entirely destroyed
along the track OF tho storm No lives were
lost 70 far AZ known, but several houses were
blown down
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
San rrnnnlhnn nlnnn.

BAN FRANCISCO, May ~, Fire broke out
shortly before II o'clock last night on Bran
nan street, botwoon Sixth and Seventh, and
destroyed tho furniture factory owned by
Kragel a Goist, and number OF dwelling
houses The total oss Ia t150OO Tho prin.
cipel losers are Krager& Geist, S95, 5,0O insi-
rance $4,000 Thoro was a very small
amount OF insurance on the other property,
About ilfty families are made homeless.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
Pardonod From a Llfo Sentence.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 26 Yesterday aftor.
noon Governor Gray sont pardon 10 Abnor
Horton, who was sentenced 10 Michigan City
from Clay county, In 1867, 10 life imprlson-
mont for killing his father, His father was
worry rough and violent, and op.
posed Abnors marriage, driving him from
home. IIc returned two years lator with his
wifo aud child, but they were driven away
by the old man. who threatened him with n
hatchot Afterward Abncr, while ON visit
10 his father ondcavoring 10 arrange matters,
was again attacked, aud, In self dofonss,
picked up pistol and shot the fathOr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

PHILADELPHIA, May 30, AT a meeting Of
Mo executive committees Of the Lchigh and
Bchuylsill coal exchanges 10 was agrocd 10
mako no change In tho present circular rates
for line and city and harbor trades during
Juno. Tho stocks Of coal now on hand are
low, and the demand from tho east keeps up,
but Tho line and city enquiry s unusually
L..u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
I,urned to Doath.

RualvLLE, Ind, May 20, The house OF
J, A. Dawson, farmer, live miles west Of
this city, was entirely consumed by trc Two
daughters, ono aged fourteen and another
aged four, were fatally burned before they
could escape, The oldest died yesterday and
the little ono this morning, after great suffer.
Ing. In her effort TO save tho children, Mrs.
Daw, an was severely burned about tho arms.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
Callnd Him IA nnnhinr.

New YoRK, May ~, 9b,--Ex.Aldorman Nc.
Quado appeared us a complainant to-day In
tho Essex Market court against William Nc
Kenna, who called him "boodlon alderman
yesterday and acted In boistorous manner,
tending to breach Of tho peace MoKcnna
was committed 10 tho work house for six
months In default Of Si00 bail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
Terms Of tho ArnIatIon.

ATHENS May eO,-By the terms OF the
armlstlco arranged by Con, sapounzad and
Eyoub Pasha, tho Greek and Turkish com.
mander respectively, both armies will sur
render all prisoners taken In the recent on.
gagemontS on tho frontier, mutually Surren-
lor tho positions taken aud commence rctlr-
Ing at once TO tho positions hold by them
previous 10 the fighting
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
The Yacht rrlaoIiia.

INV YonK, May %.-Tho iron sloop
yacht, Priscilla, which arrived In this port
last night, will bo takon this afternoon 10
PolllonS yard, Brooklyn, 10 finish her fitting
up, and on Decoration Day win probably
make her first appearance az flag ship Of tho
5oawanahaka club II IL eaid that she works
great deal better than she did last season.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
Mr.. nnlne,A DenInI.

AUGUSTA, Me-, May 96-In answer 10 In
qulrios, Mr., Blaine, now In Bar Harbor, sayS
ho has had no interview with any ono In ro-
gard 10 the fishery question, and IN In no man.
nor accountable for any opinions that may
have boon attributed 10 him, ic has no 90
casIon 10 change tho viows uniformly OF
pressed by him In congress.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
Cotton Crop I,eport.

GALVESTON, Tex, May 90 The News COT.
ton crop report states that accounts received
from a parts OF the state up 10 this time arc
tho worst and mQt alarming Tor many years.
The condition OF Affairs IN 20 bad that unless
rain sets IN within wook the present pros
poet Is that not a third Of crop viii be
raised.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
nAd for Treen and Olnna.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May 25,-Tho Sovorosi
wind storm Of the season passed over the city
Sunday afternoon, There was hoavy fall
OF hail, aud In the East End many Windows
In houses and street cars wore broken. Shade
trees we're blown down, as woo also several
ANAL structures, A near as can DO learned
tho storm was general for fifty miles around
hara
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
Iieebo pj,nltoa It.

DETROIT, May e0-Lovi W Beebo, a
noted gambler and confidence man who ID
known In every large city Of the country,
committed suicide this morning 1T his lodg-
ings by stabbng himself with a small poctot
knife Beobo made two Intellectual stabs and
completed tho Job by making another at.
tempt, grinding tho knife around until 10
toucled fatal apoL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
Nominations.

WASHINGTON, May 20, The president TO-
day sent TO the senate tho following noml'
nationai John j. Finch, Of Ohio, 10 be col
lector Of customs sanduahy o,
Receivers Of public moneya-Amoa j, Har-
rls at Kirwin, Kansas Alexander H. Baker
at Sand Island, Mob, George W, Miller az
Huron Oak
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

CARRoLLroN KY, May %, WIN Whito.
hoad, respectable young man OF this place,
fatally shot Miss Laura Harwooj his sweet.
heart, and thon shot himself Both are
dying They wanted 10 marry, but tho
young lady's parents objected, Crcumstan-
COS clearly show the tragedy 10 have boon the
result OF mutual agreement
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
llInyc Amonp the nrow,

PirrsBUn0, May 10 EARLY this morning
nro destroyed the stables and storohouse OF
tho ph. Best Brewing company, Thirteen
valuable horses were cremoted, Loss, S0O0
fully insured In the Gcrlnanin company,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
A Second Victim,

New YonK, May s'.-Edmund spoorori,
Of lSs Garden street. Hobokon, ono Of tho
three men burned In the explosion last We'd.
nesday at Am Endes chemical factory, Ho-
boken, died this morning at ~ Marys hos
pital. lo is tho second Of the injured now
daad
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
IIiIbornians.

NHw YonK May 20, Tho state conven.
tlon Of tho Ancient Order Of Hibernians,
held last night elected tho following oflcersi
Patrick Hayes, state delegate; Lawrence
Kelly, tate secretary; Terrence Donahue,
state treasurer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
PhIlndelnhin nlnnn.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May %. Tho largest
building Of Harrson's chemical works, thir.
ty.sixth and Grays ferry road, was burned
this morning, The loss Ia estimated at $685..
nnn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
The MeEIoan Treaty.

wAsur'0ToN, May e0,-Tho ways and
means committee to-day decided by vote OF
ton 10 enc 10 reject the Mexican treaty, An
adverse report was made,
The house commerce committee to-day ro-
ported fayorably senate KIN Won Kull bridge
huI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
Two sindnntn nrownnd.

xENiA, o., May 95.-John Jenkins and
Wilson, colored students at the High School,
were drowned while attempting TO cross tho
Massie Creek pond In buggy There bodies
have been recovered
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MIR. Arthur.

New YonK, May a5 -Ex-fNosidcnt Ar
thurs condition Ia reported as somewhat im.
provsd to-day
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

Alb NJ City OF the 300 delsg
ent have arranged up 10 noon
thom being from the west
Secretary Turner estimates
now numbers over n million,
Al the rate Of about |, 800 per
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A Terrible Mura

TnoNAsviLLE, Ga, M seq
rcachc hero OF terrible mu
ern par N the county. FIR
farmer became enraged with aud
knocked her down with hoe pot
rnS,r ana cut her throat have
vtartc pursuit OF tho murio
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