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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
IN A GAMBLING HELL.
Dispute over n Game OF csrds--Ten nat
eta--KIlIed.

Dispute over n Game OF csrds--Tsn Bul-
leta-Kilisd.
VIcKsnURG, MISS, Jan. 90 "A shooting
aifray occurred AT tho Planters club, In
which j, II, McKenna was fatally shot by
James Marshall, the proprietor OF tho place.
James Goodman, OF Gseenvlle, Ia beloved
10 DO mortally wounded by a stray shot,
which took effect iu his body, as he was
leaving the room, Tho difficulty grew out
OF game OF cards, and appOan 10
have boen brought on by MoKonna Five
shots were 1rei by each man. McKOnnA
was wounded In the breast and thigh, aud
died In less than an hour, while MAahall
escaped unhurt He surrendered 10 tho au-
thoritles, but was released, tina coronor'a
jury having rendered verdict to tho eifOct
that 10 their opinion ho acted In self do
fense.
On the 18th OF January, 1874, McKennA
shot and killed O Wilson, tho proprietor OF
a; gambling house here, under similar
circumstances, The coincidence Is made
more remarkable In thai both difficulties
occurred about the same hour. On the day
after McKonna killed Wilson ho was In
dicloi for murder, tried and convicted and
sentenced TO DO hanged, On appeal to the
supreme court McKenna was granted a now
trial and was out on bail whom killed. He
was n native Of this city. Marshall came
here from Memphla
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
A RAY OF HOPE.
The Feasibility OF tho Entombed snnsrs
nnlng AIINa.

The Feasibility OF tho Entombsd minsrs
Iielng Alive
WnKEsDARRE, PA, Jan. l9-Tho people
Of ranticoko are greatly agltatod by ths 70.
port that two OF the reacuing party working
IN tho mine whore tho mon arc imprisoned,
had seen light ahead OF tho Mala Point
which, II true, confirms tho theory that
tho men arc in chamber high up and out OF
danger
Tho light II Ia thought was ro1ooted
from a minors lamp, and was visible about
three mlnutaa John Davis, ono OF tho dis
coyorera, thinks the mon are living upon
mule meat, and says he is willing 10 stake
his house aud lot that some OF thom, al
least, are still alive AT first the story wns
not believed, but IL was reiterated positive
ly, and additional mon were put 10 work al
the point whoro tho light was Soon. Should
oven ono man DO fornl alive II would bO the
most miraculous thing in tho history of
mino diaistora, and yot IL Ia possible that
moro than half OF them may bo living.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
THE BANDIT KING.
Frank W. james In st. Louis En Route u
Tennessee.

Tennessee.
BT. LOUIS, No., Jan 20.--A pleasant look.
ing gentleman Of medium height, dressed
plainly but neatly In suit Of black broad
oloth, with high standing collar and wear
ing tall silk hat, walked up TO the clerks
desk at Hursts hotel ~ haven't seen you
for quito awhile,n said he TO the clerk, MAI
Dean, at the Same timo extending long,
slender hand IN the clerks direction.
"Well, I'm blessed II you haven't the ad-
vantage OF me- answered the major, as he
squeezed the strangar's hand In his custom
AIRY affable manner. "Your features do
look triae familiar, though" he continued,
gazing searchingly at the pale countenance,
high cheek bones, dark brown dropping
muatache and small keen, gray eyes before
him.
"Just one moment, please" said the un-
known II knew you during the war. Here's
my aignature," Taking up pen no wroto,
"Frank w. James and wife, Kansas City,
NO." In large bold letters on the register
IL was the famous bandit, sure enough.
Mr. JAMES and his wife were assigned
room on the parlor floor, 10 which they I'm
mediately retired They took thoir meals
In tho ladies' ordinary OF the hotel, and re-
oeiyed no visitors during the day and left
on the night train for Milan, Tenn. Mr.
James says that his case OF consumption 10
not bothering him very much, He says
that he takes three drinks OF whlasy every
day, and thinks that he Ia In no danger Of
diving very soon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Rnub,,e,i,

LONDON, Jan sO,-A deputaton OF Irish
loyalats waited on Lord Salisbury and
urged upon him the Importance OF stern
enforcement OF tho law Ia administering
The affairs Of ireland In Wow OF any ooncop-
Lona Tho Nationalist, thoy asserted, used
Tho existing local bodies 10 terroriao nou.
members OF the league Homo Rule thoy
further averrod, would destroy trade aud
commercc Lord Salisbury replied very
briefly 10 the deputatlon, consuming only
bhrce minutes He EAld they were 10 liaten
aud not " expound tho policy the govern.
ment should adopt, "1he goyornmont,n he
added, "mlly appreciated tho Importance OF
Tho painful aud striking facts OF tho nilua-
llon OF Irish matters, aud II would m ever
10 faithful 10 Ia responsibilities The ro-
ply was received with much apparent din.
appointment aud ohaxrin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Irlah NniInnnllni..

CHICAGO, Jan. co. -Presidont Patrick
Egan, Of tho Irish National Tongue, rogiS-
tered at McCoys hotel from Lincoln, No
braska. John r. Smith, OF Quebec, and
John Fitzgerald, OF lincoln, also arrived,
aud arc being joined by one representative
from each state and territory as delegates
10 the National executive committee, which
moots 10 arrange for tho convention in May,
A digve'ch has boon sent 10 Mr. Parnoll,
asking II his engagements win admit Of his
baing present at tho convention.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
A chnnra of pn.ltlnna.

CLrvELvSD, o., Jan 30 Stewart II.
Chisholm who has been connected with tho
Clovland Rolling MIL company for sixtoon
years, and dnoo the death OF MIR. Harry
Chisholm, bia father, has boon la vice proSi-
dent, has resigned from that position 10 as-
sumo the presidency OF tho H. r. Nail COM
pany. II IL not known who win spcoOod Mr.
Chisholm In tho rolling mill company, Mr..
O, H. Beach, who has boen president Of tho
nail company since iia organization, In 1878,
will retire from TINT position on January
DO Thoro win DO no change In tho interests
Of tho parties In the reapootivo companies.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Too sharp ler lhs Younr WON.

BogroS, Jan, l0-Jeoob D. Cook, proGl-
don't OF the Mercantile Crodit AS urAnco
company, big concern ON paper tho on
tenalblo object OF which M 10 Insure buh-
nosa houses against llnancl al loss In oaso OF
failure, has disappeared, His otllcc al IA
Khby atroct, has boon closed for non.pay.
mont OF rent, aud three or four young mon
employed by him aa agents arc out aevera
woek0 SALARY aud $500 oach, money ad-
Xanood 70 aeouro lhoIr poaIllona
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
TRIAL of tho chInesa "IlIndera. ),

ST, LOUIS, Jan, 20 An immonso crowd,
tho largest tho criminal court Ia this city
haa ever seen, was present at the court 10
witness tho opening Of the trial OF tho Chi
noeo binders, Tho Chinese inhabitants OF
tho city were present In largo numbers,
tho opposing factions, the Hong KongitOs
and Cantonese, occupying poaltiona on oppo-
nito sides OF tho room. The morning session
was occupied by tho formal opening pro.
coedings, and the wrAngling OF tho oppoaing
counsel over some technicalitloa OF tho law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Rnnnta.

WASHINGTON, jan 30, Mr. lngallu, from
,ho oommitte on rulos, reported aoal for
Tho uso OF tho sonotc, aud u resolution
on tho subject, which was laid oyOr for tho
present
MIR, Hawloy, from tho committee on mill
hry airaira, reported Joint resolution,
which was passod appointing Con, John I,
Harhanft, Of Pennsylvania, as manager
OF tho National soldiorss homo IN tho place
Of Con. Mcclellan, decoaeed
Mr.. Morrill,, from tho finance committee,
reported resolution extending tho custom
house investigation ordered for the port OF
Now York 10 such other ports a. tho COM
mittco doem necessary,
Mr. Hanis' resolution OF yesterday 10 ad-
NIT Mr. Moody, OF Dakota, 10 tho floor OF
tho senate then oamo up aud debate bo-
twoon Meesrp, Harrison aud Vest onsuod, the
lattcr donouncing tho action OF tho pooplo
OF Dakota m an insult 10 congress
Aftcr long and spirited dobate tho roso.
luton admitting Mr.. Moody 10 tho iloor
was agreed 10,
Mr. Fryos resolution regarding tho pres
idont's recommendation for n fishery COM
miasion was placed before tho senate and
was, without debate, referred 10 the COM
mittoc Of foreign affeirs Senate adjourned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
FATAL EXPLOSION.
The Tug Modoo Biown Up at PittsburE--A
Complete Wreck.

'ohploto Wroohs
PiTTaBUR0, Jan. 10. The towboat MOdoe
loft her wharf In tho Allegheny river at the
foot OF Sixteenth street, having an empty
coal barge In tow, She had proceeded but
short distance whom sharp detonaiion wM
heard, and tho air In tho Vicinity was d lsd
with clouds OF steam aud flying dobria
When this cleared away uothing could be
seen OF the Modoc except her wheel, which
had been blown into shallow .wate', Large
sections OF the Modoo'a mud. drum weru
utrewn ON tho beach, A number of sdffa
were put out TO tho soene, and suecoodod
In rescung all OF tho crew from tho 10y
river except the pilot Joseph Dayey, who Il
still mihiing and thought 10 DO In thu wreck.
Capt James Evans had sustained serious
injuries about tho head, Sack Evans, ION
OF tho captain and engineer OF the boat, waa
badly bruised, burned and cut, IN was also
Kinaey Mccormick, deck han /, Toe IRE
man, Matt HigglnH was terribly Injured In
tho back, and will probably d %, fhe VIC.
Tins, aside from their ipj irlos, snHorod
greatly from exposure, and were Almoat
frozen before they reached the shore. All
we're promptly removed 10 tho readelce OF
Capt, Evans, aud every thing poadb waa
done for their comfort The boat Is n co nplebs
wreck, II was valued at abont S 900, on
which there was no insurance. Capt Evans
Ia unable 10 give any cause for the eKplo.
sion. Tho boilers had been In use for tan
years and had been recently tested and In
epootSd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

PiTTsBuRo, IA, Jan, 20, The dlfforcuool
between the Edgar Thempaon hteil oompa.
ny aud thor employees have boon sottltd,
and work viii bo resumed IN all depart
monts Tho settlement was effected n tho
basis OF eight hours for days labor, aud
three turns por day, instead OF two turns OF
twelve hours zach, the mon N waiyo tho 10
per cent odvancein wages demanded. Tho
settlement OF the strike has ooossionod gon.
oral rejoicing AT Draddooka
Capt W, H. Jones, general mporlnton.
dent Of tho Edgar Thompson works. tom
dorod bis roSlRnatlon because OF dl@atiafao
ton growing out OF tho strike.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Chlnamon starving IN prl,lsh Columb

vIeTomA, d. O., Jan. p0 1t Ia reported
that three Chinamen were found starving
TO death In tent AZ Fort Fancy It's
claimed that tbero Ia great deatitutlon
among those on tho main land, and that
many are dying Of hunger The situation
IA little better berc many CoolIoytubaat.
ing on garbage, Tho city authorities have
decided 10 take stops 10 roliove them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

WnKEsBARm, Pa, Jan, 20, Tho excite
mont at Nontooko over tho statOmont made
by ono Of tho rOsouiug party, that light
was soon ahoad In tho blocked mno oontln.
uoa Although aomo old miners think that
tho minor, who saw the light must bO mis-.
taken, no, himself, is moro emphatic than
ever " tho belief that what hc saw was
light from miners lamp, Tho roacuoru
arc working with renewed energy, In ordor
TO roach tho point whore ono OF their mum.
ber on W tho light
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
oeneral John D. rreeman pend.

CANON Cry, Col, Jan. p0 - Con, John
ID, Freeman died suddenly OF inflammation OF
tho bowels den, Freeman was attorney
general Of MimIsaipp Immediately proceed.
Ing tho war and was also member Of con.
gross from that state two torms, and 10 hin
efforts was due tho success OF tho ViolIsburg,
Shreveport n Pacific railroad Ho was tho
author OF Frooman's Chancery rcporta and
personal friend OF tho lato Vice President
Hendricks and Attorney General Garland.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

ST. LOUIS Jan. 30 n. Jager who has
had charge Of the Union News company .
establishment In this city for some time, has
boon arrested at Moberly, Mo-, on war
rant sworn out by superintendent Fox, Of
Chicago, charging him with embesxlemcnt
II IA stated that Jager has also been engaged
in forgery, but ouly involving snall
nmounta HN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Hog. prlnr hr nundred..

Brror, VIA, Jan W. Tho hog plague
which has prevailed IN this locality this last
SEASON, and Ia still causing great lops, IL
probably the moat disastrous disease which
has ever afflicted stock IN this vicinity.
Hogs are dying every day, and u 10 estl.
mated that fully 10000 have died from tho
plague within radius VI nfteen miles Of
this city. n,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

Nnw YoRg, Jan 20. -.Tbrco OF tho dog
bitton Newark children, "Littlo Patscyh
Reynolds, Austin Fitzgerald and willo
Lane, we're placed on exhibition at tho
Globe museum In the bowory. They woro
porohod upon a pedestal with tho champion
fat woman on one uIdo and white silk
hatred man on tho other Crowds como 10
800 thom oil day, and at night the museum
was psckcd 10 full that the spectators could
hardly Ret out
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

New YonK, jan a0.-Wm. Lyon was
born In this city twenty years ago, but by
error was registered In tho health records
M girl babe. nia mother asked 10 havo
tho records changed 10 that her son might
got somc pension money duo him, Tho re-
quoat was refused, aud tho Legislature viii
DO called upon 10 az Lyons legal sex.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
At THE AGE or 1876.
An Example OF Remarkable Longevity
In n slave Woman.

In slave Woman.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 10, Maria Angus.
tine died here at The extraordinary age Of
lpJ yoara She was born In Africa,
aud wm brought boro whom twonty
yeara old, and was sold 10 the slave markot
She passed five years IN fborvIlo
parish aud 100 years IN this city, Tho namo
of her fret owuor u unknown, but she bo-
longod In lator years 10 jules VlvaiI and 10
A. Herbert Sho had eoyon children, tho
youngest aud only surviving ono, who lives
at No 40 Bourbon street. being dthty-HlK
years old. For twenty years tho old woman
lived with this daughter, aud until last
Christmas sho waa IN full posso sion OF all
hor faculties, whom aho failed suddenly. Her
body was nero skeleton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

CINCINNATI, Jan, ao,--Jopn raphoru,
watchman at A, dainaford'a caFriago works
cornor OF Eighth andllcggleaton avenue, com.
mittcd suicd, by sbootlug himself through
tho boad, In note loft 10 his wife, which
was found whom his remalns were discover.
cd, stated that he was driven 10 tho act by
tho fear OF death al The hands Of boodlums
which infeat that community
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

ADRIAN, Mich, Jan 10 Thomas Camp
So, respected and long timo resident Of
thin city, WA found with his wife innonsiblo
hom the effects Of coal gaa Mn Cumpsio
died At o'clock, Mr.. Campaio can not ro-
cover lilo whs found removed from tho
,oal stove and 10 10 supposed that Campslo
removed tho tca kettle from tho utovo TO mix
aomo warm medicine for Mr. Campgio, who
was Ill and forgot 70 replaoe II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

WASHINGTON, Jan, TO- "A largo number
OF orecntive communications were laid be-
fore the bonse. among them a letter from
the chief OF engineers asking an Immediate
appropriation OF 5000 for the general work
of survey on the Mississippi river, and an.
other from tho same officer asking an ap-
preparation for continuing the sea wall
arc ID Governors island, Now York har-
bor They were referred.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
NlhllIal. naninrah.

sa prrnmnuno, Jan. 20, Tho police au.
lhorities have just unearthed Nihlliut re.
sort directly opposite tho Annitchkoif pal.
acc, Dynamite bomba and other explosives
were discovered In the house, also n printing
preaa and large number OF incriminating
Documents, all OF which were soihod. bov.
eral arrests have boen made.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Bond Thieves.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 30, "A pioco Of rascal.
ity has just boen brought 10 light In The rog.
ister of tho troasirys oilloe Fourteen OF
the original 7-30 bonds OF 600 each came IN
from The sub-troqsury NJ New York, whore
thoy were redeemed Tho coupons had oil
boon detached aud paid, II was found upon
examining tho number Of one OF tho bonds
that that particular number had already
bicn redeemed and no recorded Search was
then made for tho redeemed coupons, whom
II was discovered that the number had been
altered very neatly with pom. The bonds
wore genuine and should have been paid 10
somo ono, Tho object In changing tho mum.
ber was 10 avoid detection, an tho thieves
rightly imagined that tho government would
be notified Of tho theft. The question now
10 whether there 10 any redress for those
who lost the bonds and whcthcr tho thiovop
can bo tracked and captured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Ia,,or No,es.

NEW YonK, jan io-Thorc Ia no change
IN Tho strike OF tho cigarmakora Tho firms
embraced In the Cigar Manuiaoturors' asso-
citation have posted notioea TO thu offoot that
the factories will bo cloOod unless Lazy Broa
al whose factory tho strike was inaugurAted
by tbo Cigarmakora, bo supplied with full
complement Of hands by tho oIgarmAherS'
union within three daya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
The PURCELL ASSIGNMENT.
ID 10 Once Moro Before tho Probate Court

ID 10 Once Moro Before tho Probate Court
In Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, jan 90. Tho matter OF the
assignment OF tho late archbishop and Rov.
Edward Purcell was before tho probate
court
Attorneys for the creditors OF tho respect
I've assignments having filed Iolptions 10
tho allowance OF extra compensation 10 tho
late 0rm OF Mannix g. Cosgravc, tho Arm OF
Mapnlx a. Moorman, or any individual
member OF other firm, or allowance II com.
pouation TO any attacho OF the oillcos OF tho
respective firms lTho ontiro afternoon was
consumed In tho argumOat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Murphy Amoor tho Nun Men.

YouNogrowN, o., Jan. TO- o-Murphy had
two oyerllowlng meeting, Quo thou and
mon sgned the pledge The min hands sro
thoroughly aroused, and are coming b. dly
forward. A meeting for thom will DO old
At Brown, Bonnell n Companyp mill. Work
win 10 suspended for tblh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
salvation Not Free.

Jorrrr, H., an 90 Capt Asbmond, Of
tho Salvation army OF this city, was tried
for disturbing the peaco by parading tho
ntroets and causing disturbance several
days since. Tho Jury brought In verdict
OF guilty aud ho was ilncd 90 and costs, In
all about $50. Tho defendants lawyer took
an annaal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

CINCINNATI, Jan. TO- -Little Leona I hiH
aged four years, was run over aud killoa By
q slop cart on Fifteenth street unl the
canal The drivers Of two slop carts ere
running race, when ono OF ths WI. pns
struck tbe child while II was playing In The
u,ittsr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Tho preAIdent,a gIenaturo.

WAsHINoroN, Jan, 20, Tho president
signed the presidential succession bill, also
the bill to legalize tho election OF tho terri
torial Legislature OF Wyoming,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
The Poultry show.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 10 Tho poultry show
has begun At tho Exposition buildings, and
II promises 10 be scocssful affair The
number Of entries has been much larger
than was expected, and the public interest
Ia vorv yraah I.... .#
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
PROFOUND SENSATION.
THE DUKE or BEDFORD TO WITH.
DRAW FROM THE LIBERAL PARTY.

0iadstones Apparent Failure to Weld the
Factions OF His rarty, wnl Likely Cause
Him to nepudiate His Utteranoes-sAi-
isbury's speeoh--Ministor stallo's sens
alton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
A son..,,onaI rIousmen,.

CHATTANOOGA Tom, Jan. 70. "A worry
sensational elopcment has occurred Honry
MURDOCH, prominent farmer OF North
Georgia, rloped with his sator. n.lew, Sarah
Meyers, a girl Of flftecn Murdoch IL man
OF forty. His first wife was sister OF Miss
Movers, aud died only four weeks ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
murder most Foul,

wAyNrsnono. ua., Jan. 10, O,--while MIRA
DELPHI Williams, OF this city, was sitting In
her opep door ahe was shot through Tho
head by on unknown assassin and killed In.
stsntly. Boodhounde have boon put upon
The tracks Of the murderer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
THE MAD DOGS WORK.
A six-yeAr-oId Child Dies In Frightfei
Nauwul.lana

NEW BRUNSWICK, N j., Jan 30. Tho
child OF Edward Applegate OF spotSwood,
N. j., which was bitten by mad dog twon.
ty-ono days az o, went into convulsions last
Thursday and died OF hydrophobla In the
most horrible form, requiring two mon to
hold II In liz struggles. The child was Siz
yoara OF aQo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Another niIssard Promised.

FoRr kroon, Mont, Jan, lv-Ano ber
cold wave has pettlod down over the no. th-
west The mercury Thermometers ere
frozen up Tho spirit Thermometers vero
registering " degrees below sero Thorl IL
no wind Haports from Tho ranges tate
that stock IA doing we'll
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

CHICAGO, Jan. 30. In an interview horo
Patrio, Egun, president OF the Irish Ma
tonal league OF America, said ho would ask
the executive committee at its meeting TO
relieve him from tho duties OF president Of
tho league, and select somo other man 10 Ill
hia plnco
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

CtNoiNNIfI, Jan. 10 u. n Mills a Gem
pany, Walnut rect, statoners, made nh an
signment Liabilities, ebb 200, assets, q 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
IN HeLL,s HALF-AoRa.
A Body Found Literally Hacked 10 Pieces.
A Mystery.

NASHVILLE, Tenp,, Jan, ~ . Delleville
uteet IL a thoroughtare leading from Hell'a
llalt,Aore ~ Northwest Nashville. When
Eugene Holt was going home over this road
he stumbled In the darkness, aud struck n
light 10 200 what had iripped him. 10 his
horror he saw human hand Ind on pulling
H. he drew from Vac mud an arm
An alarm was given aud several mon
with picks aud lanterns, began search for
Abe body, His moro fragranis were found,
compr ising all OF the body but tho head,
which prolonged search failed 10 bring 10
light The murderer Ind hacked tho body
10 pieces with an AZ, aevering tho head ,Iarms
and legs, aud cutting each IN two AZ Tho
knee, Tho rain had discolored Tho skin
10 much that II cannot be determined
whether the body Ia that Of white man or
mulatto The affair created tho greatest
excitement and the police and detectives are
all seeking clue 10 the death OF tho vic-
tim.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Endlnntt md Mhlina,.

WARRINGTON, Jan, 20 Secretaries Endl.
colt AMI Whitney have left for Whining
ton, Delaware, To attend the funeral OF Miss
Havarl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
,ca,,ba..,,s a..ohs.

MANCHESTER N. H., Jan. ip,--A slight
earthquake ehock, lasting two seconds, ws
felt here Az bilb vibration was feb a
Nanh,in