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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1885.
THOMAS STEPHENS,
Lateat From the Man Who is oiroiing ths
Globe ON bicycle,

Nav YoRK, June i6,-The latest word 70.
ceived from Thomas Stephens, the special
correspondent OF Outing, on his journey
around tho world by way Of Central Asia,
was cable by special telegram, dated
May 10, announcing the wheelmans arrest
No word has yet been received from stephens
himself, but the following letter from AN
agent OF the British Telegraph company In
Teheran, dated May n, throws some light
upon what may be expeotedl
"Mr Thomas Stephens has been stopped by
the authorities on the Farrar frontier, which
he had reached via Chain and Biiiand Tho
governor Of Farrar had him carefully con-
Quoted back 10 the Herat frontier, You win
remember some time back informed you no
had been refused permission totrayel through
this route, and that he had gone via Siestan
and BoloochIstan, II appears now that ho
decided 70 alp through quietly while pub
licly he declared that he was going the other
way, II Il quite certain that II viii have 10
be big obstacle that viii stop Mr. stephens
from going ahead IL Is supposed that he
win Try aud enter Siberia via Astrabad, You
shall have the earliest news got from him.
II VIII be- remembered that Minister Win.
ston, IN ferehan, telographcd 20 the secretary
OF state on the 2ith OF May, that stephens
was on bis way 10 India by way of Constanti-
noplo This last communication does not
harmonic with that official announcement
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
TIC Chinese ohrla,na..

NEw YoRg, June ~, Chinatown was IN
holiday appearance aud Mott street was
thronged with festival Mongoliana, gathered
from the ncighborIng cities They wore col.
obrotlug Wooyucndonwoo, the Chimes Chris.
mas, tho 3,Ollth anniversary Of the day when
Kwan Koon, the Boss joss Of Chinatown,
was born, The joss at No aOe Chatham
Square must have been happy, as thoro were
over 5000 doyotoes brought him birthday
presents In the shape OF roasted pigs chick.
cnS, lambs, blrd.nests, watermelon seeds and
other dccaoes, Many Of tho colcbranta bo.
came "olmost civilized during tho day by
imbibng too frooly Of tho SOcrihcial rice
whlsltcs, but, save a fOw alterations, tho
laundrymen went home at night with thoir
heads "allcO light
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
WASHINGTON MATTERS,
oLEOMhReARlNE AGAIN INTERESTING
THE SENATE COMMITTEE.

Preside initial Nominations 'ho Blair PEN
bion Dill Reported 10 the Iiouse-Ciaasi-
lying Appropriations-Yellow Fever
QuarantlnO-National Notes,
WAsmNaToS, June H. senate com.
mittee on agriculture to-day granted hear
Ing 30 opponents Of the oleomargarine bill
A largo number Of opponents az well a. Ad-
vocates OF the bin, were IN attendance, Pro-
tessor Morton, professor Of Stevens Institute
OF technology, and Professor Chandler, for
merly president Of the New York board OF
health, both testified 10 being chemical OK
perts and microscopists Of many years oKpe-
rlence aud 10 have devoted much study 10 tho
subject of oleomargarine, and concluded that
II Is perfectly wholesome substitute for but
ter, made by equally cleanly processes, from
equally Wholesome material The hearing
will be continued tomorrow,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
NMAAnNnrnN. ID q Innn / |
Ln,nnnd Irrnm IA Trni,,.

HApTwrLL O., June l0,-William Reltzel,
fourteen years OF age, boarded train No d,
on the Cincinnati, Hamilton n Dayton rail.
road, Al Brighton, 10 visit his brothor.iu.aw,
Charles Elan, OF this village, aud being In.
formed that tho train would not stop short
OF Hamilton, boy.like he concluded 10 Jump
while The train was In notion aud In doing
20 narrowly escaped losing his life, laying
unconscious for some moments He went 10
his brothor.in,laws house unable TO give any
rational account OF himself His face IN
badly bruised aud Scared but the company
dispatched n physician rs soon rs they were
notified, aud the case pronounced US not
aarloua
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
CoOntcrfcItera At worh In Canada.

MONTREAL, june l6,-New York counter
feiter aud sawduat mon are again at work In
Canada, heavy operations being carried on
In the province Of Quebec, Several men were
arrested some months ago by the Dominion
police, assisted by the American authorities,
but the Dominion government took II OH their
hands aud made bungo Of tho matter, Tho
American authorities thought that the gang
had boon broken up, but they were mistaken,
Detectives here say that they could capture
the guilty mon II the government would pay
their expenses They are on the track OF
man who wA NJ ono timo moldor IN
Grand Trunk Workshop, and who has boen
coming counterfeit twsnty.avo aud Gtty.eont
piccOs ror The last twolyo months They arc
very good limitations, and numbers OF people
have boon taken In by them
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Appointments.

WARRINGTON, june 10. The president has
sont 70 the senate the following nominations
fostmaslom- George H. Sleeper Natlck
Mass George y, Prescott Mormac, Mass. (,
Edward T., Elmball, Ipswich, Mara. Charles
Keith, Greenfield, Mass Miner samons,
Canistoo. ~ VI Hermon Banner, Johns.
town, Pa, Thomas Brady Bergen Point,
N Jj Edward NcClung Fairfield m.
Julia d, Young Wrghts Grove, III, Henry
W, Clondonlh Springfield, III, David W.,
Flowers, Newton, Iowa; John @ Logue,
Central City Neb II, II Dolen, Browns.
Vile, Neb Charles r. Novel, Kirwm, Kan,
Isaac T. Carr, Neillsyllle, Wis Wilson D.,
Lyon, E'khon Wis, Consider A, Stacy,
Tecumseh, Mich; Andrew w, Phlegar,
Bodle, Cal, and u, 7, Mahan, Anaconda,
Mont
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
sUIclpED WITH A RAZOR.
An Old Man Prefers Death to u Trial for
Murder,

YoNgERs, n Y, june l5,--To-day the
trial Of Farmer David H. Converse Tor tho
murder Of his wife, was 10 have been begun
In Lyons He celebrated his slxty.third
birthday In jail yesterday and asked 10 be
allowed TO shave himself for the trial today
The shoriir gave him razor and went away
for u short time, Ton minutes later tho cries
OF the prisoners called him back, and he
found that Converse had cut his throat from
ear 10 ear In his och
Physicians scwod up the wound, but thcre
IL little hope Of his recovery, Ho loft letter
saying that his counsel had deserted him, and
that being innocent OF tho awful orimo
charged against him he dreaded trial, His
son, 70 whom ho turned over all his property
Aa soon m he was arrested 80 m 10 got good
attorneys for tho defense, has spent all Of tho
old mans money In drunkenness and riotouS
living, and the prisoner was thon loft with
out friends or any pocuniary help for his do
fonsc, The sheriff believes that this aud long
confinement In Jail have made tho old man
insane,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
VANCOUVER BURNED.
One Thousand Homeless. People Appeal
Ing for Aid.

New WESTMINSTER, d, c., juno 10
Parties arriving from Vancouver state that
AT 3 o'clock IN the afternoon the wind rose 10
a gale, aud caused the fires which were burn.
Ing on the Canadian Pacific reserve TO spread
toward the city, A house IN the extreme
west end Of the city caught fire. and tho
flames spread rapidly 10 the adjacent build
lngs AZ o'clock the last house In Vanoou-
Yer was IN ashes, Havings saw mill and tho
Royal City planning mill, situated on points OF
land outside the city were saved
Tho arm Of J, NJ Clote a. Company lose
$50, 900, Insurance Of 5000 The total loss IL
estimated at 81 100000, while tho insurance
viii not exceed 10000, One thousand poo
pie are homeless, II Is impossible 10 obtain
particulars on account OF tho wires being
down, Major Mclean has telegrephed tho
mayor Of Toronto an appeal for aid for the
sufferers The city win be rebuilt
Fifty lives are known 10 be lost In tho IRE
Fourteen bodies have been recovered, Tho
identified are john Cuswell, Mrs Nash
George Barley and - Fawcett, The mayor
Of Victoria Is forwordIn relief In response TO
the appeal Tor all, aud lno government Is aid
Ing In conjunction, Tia steamship Princess
Louise has arrived with 200 passengers who
saved nothing lut what they had on their
persons
Five hundred houses were swept away In
an hour, 30 fierce waa tho gale, a thousand
men are at work clearing up the Canadian
Pacific railway,
Hcrolsm aud hardship characterized the
whole dreadful AFFAIR Families were com.
PEELED 10 abandon their homes with mo-
ment's warning aud nce for their lives Bua'
ness mon In search Of yalunbes were COM
PEELED to rush through flames aud smoke or
perish The whole city was ablaao, and the
panic stricken population sought refuge In
the water One man was found In q well,
whore he sought refuge,
The tcrrlblo holocaust doaos description,
Few people have more than the clothes they
stand In, All tho frame buildings viii bo
rapidly rebuilt mostly Of brick Contracts
for large hotol aud other extensive build
ings, representing half million, were lot
lust before The fire.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Tnr and Ennii,nra.

OMAHA, Mob, juno 10 An exciting tar
and feather affair occurred at Rushvlllo, In
Wost Nebraska, a man named lken, lawyer
and land agent, being tho Victim, lken had
made himself dlsliked by n large number OF
settlers, by getting thoir confidence and thon
contestIng thcir claims by means Of informa-
tion thus surroptitIously obtained, A mum.
Dor OF his victims took him from his office,
stripped him, and applied coat Of tar aud
feathers, forcing him at the point Of rovol.
yers 10 assist In decorating himself Ho was
thcn marched through the streets 10 drums,
which headed tho procession, Finally ho was
ordered 10 leave tho country, and proceeded
10 do 30 "a soon as he could get the tar aud
fonther off
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Denying tho Kings Insanity.

MUNICH June l6,-Dr Won Schlolss, who
was formerly King Ludwigs physician, do
mics that the king was Insane, Ho maintains
that Ludwig was eccentric only The doctor
adds that though hO disagreed with the OIL
cial report Of the examining board Of physi-
clans declaring the king insane, atill ho felt
compelled 10 keep his vlows 30 himself,
"For,n ho says, "it had published state
mont IN opposition 10 that OF tho court doe.
tors, should have Jared the fate Of certain
other persons aud been at least consigned 10
prison. As 70 tho king'a conduct my opinion
Il based on my experience as his physician
since his birth, My colleague, Dr. Cent,
agrees with me-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
A snnceaafnI DenI.

CINCINNATI June To- President NJ, 10.
Ingalls, OF tho Big -Four, has returned from
New York whore he has been on a worry i'm.
portant mission, which proved successful,
Mr., ingalls, disposed OF bonds amounting 10
tlOOO,OOl, aud beaing7 per cent interest
These bonds are due during tho next ten
years, and arc issued by the I Q, g. H., and
g., L. 4 G., which, up 10 February, 1880,
were distinct roads Al that time the latter
bought the l., Q, a. H., and the company
were roorsanIaod aud given IL present name,
via, the Cincinnati, indianapolis ~, Louis
q Chicago, What Mr. Ingalls, did was to
gather In these various bonds and issue gen-
eral bonds on the entire system, bearing 1
por cent interest There now remains s0,-
100000 Of bonds bearing per cent, interest,
which viii be changed 10 por cent bonds In
the near future, which viii make hands ,mo
glyiugAu interest each ypar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Arrnrnieni on prlnnn.

MI PLEASANT, Pa, June 10 AT u eontor.
cncc Of tho Miners Amalgamated Associa.
ton and tho coal aud coke operators OF tho
coke rcgion held NJ Evorson, an agrocmont
on the wage question was reached, aud will
date from tho irst Of June Tho company
stores are TO bc regulated by prices OF town
and country stores Tho priocs " regulated
ARE as follows Sixty cents per 100 bushels
for drawing coke, uinety.ilvo cents for fork
Ing cors oC 5000 pounds, slOO for forkng
cars over 10000 pounds, day NbOrors flttoon
cents pOr hour, aud drivers s9 10 per day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

BUFFALO, N. Y, June i8-A Gro has
broken out In tho fire works OF s, o, Barnum
a Son, adjoining she White building on
Main street, between Swan and Church
streets The fire was caused by an explosion
OF freshly manufactured "red nre." The on,
tire building was guttcd, The loss on thu
eontontsis Is about $500, insurance, $1,000
Loss gu building which Ia an old one, $1,000,
Insured
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
SAM JONES'.
mo Explains His Remarks which Ito Made
NJ Columbus, u,

NJ Columbus, q,
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, juno 10 The contro.
versy Of Sam Jonos with Dr. Jeffrey has
ended In the evangelist apologlging for tho
language which caused Dr. jeffrey 10 do.
nounce him "a falslncr aud moral scayon.
gor, IN his sermon Mr. Jones said
~ have been sorry dozen times that tho
remark | made os 10 half dozen oowardly
prosclytos should have boon takon 10 have
meant groat Christian denomination, As
God Ia my judge | meant only u fow mon
who were running round trying 10 do harm
whore wanted 10 do good God bless tho
Baptist church, | love II, for got tho best
wife out OF IL that man was blessed with
but do hato prosolyto AZ hate the dovil
When said what | did at Columbus no
moro meant tho Baptist church or othOr
Christian church than meant tho angels IN
heaven II was tho only thing IN all my
ministry that over said 10 reflect on any do
nomination, and that applied only 10 those
who were trying 10 do mischief"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

READING, Pa, june 10 Col, Daniel s, La.
mont private secretary 10 PRECEDENT Cloyo.
land, wrote 10 tho proprietor Of tho South
Mountain Sunset House, a summer resort
near Wcrnorsoith, this county In reference
10 engaging rooms for the president aud his
bride for n few days Col Lamont states In
his lettor that tho president IL dcsIroua OF
paying u visit 10 Berha county The contcm.
plated wish Of tho president has created quite
a sensation among local Democratic poll
tlciana
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
snannnAlnn of a IinnL.

AUSTIN, hiinn,, juno 0,a-rho Mower
county bank, Of this city, has closed la doors
Tho suspension couscs great surprise, ~ II
was considered sound financial institution
II s believed that the liabilities viii reach
100000, II is sad that tho deposits were
about Sb5, ,OOO and the uasets over SsO, 900
No ono seems TO know what win be done OF
what The bona can pay II II makes an assign.
mont The bank Ia said 10 owe about ESQ, 0OC
10 caStorn poipona
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
King Lurvia,s physiclan

osuKosu, via, June TO- .-Dr. Won oud
den, the physician who los his life with that
Of King Ludwig OF Bavaria, Ia tho father oi
Mrs DR., u, Won uudden Of this place, aud a
brother OF DR., William Won Guddpn of the
town Of Black Wolf Wisconsin The dead
physician was slxty.elght years of age, He
leaves eight children. He contemplated Wis.
iting the United States during the coming
autumn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Fell IcIuhty Ir.,t.

Dovrlt N H., June l0,-Seven workmon
had a fall Of nearly eighty feet at The mill Of
the Cochoco manufacturing company Two
OF them will probably die but tho others
miraculously escaped with slight bruises.
They were at work on a large chimney, whom
the staging gave way The top Of the chim-
ney yielded 10 the strain and tumbled over.
John Robinson and William Brown were
struck by the falling bricks, and received
fearful wounds about the head.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Tcstlng tho Atlanta's Engines.

NEW YoRH, June lb,-Tho engines OF tho
new government cruiser Atlanta were tested
yesterday In tho dock at the foot OF East
Ninth street In the presence Of several naval
contractors and practical engineers In the
navy, Tho turns Of the screw 10 tho minute
required 10 paS tho dock test Is ilfty.two,
Yesterday tho revolutions exceeded tho 70.
qulrod number, which Is remarkable on first
trial, II is expected that the vessel viii bs
ready TO bo takon 10 tho Brooklyn navy yard
on Tuesday, IN which day shc will start on
hor trial trip,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
snnrrlnra cnnrhi.

I'll PAso, TcS, June l5,-rho collector Of
customs for this district has received In.
formation Of an important capture ncar
Dcming, N NJ A band Of Mexican snug.
gloB woro ovcrhOulcd aud surrounded, They
had a dozen pack mules loodcd with goods,
and were driving siSty'four bend Of cattle
and twenty horses, all Of which had boon
mugglcd ocross by crcutous route which
hos boon known by McScOns for many years
Five MeScans were arrested aud lodged In
jail They are under the lead OF Capt lgnacio
lstranc, formerly an army officer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Probably Tnlnl Onnrrni.

GRAFTON, W Va, June lb,--An ARRAY,
the result Of which win probably bc fatal 70
one Of the participants, occurred NJ Fottor-
man, George, Gregg aud WIN Hickel, two
boys about eighteen years Of age, met at ono
Of the saw mills at that place, aud became
engaged In an alteration, during which
Hicke struck Gregg with heavy ploco OF
scontlhg, crushing his skull The full or
tent Of the injury can not yet bo dotcr-
mined, but there ia littlo hope that Gregg will
lVa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
penth Of Gcnerni sinnner.

KANSAS Cry, Juno 10 Cen, Hiram &.
Sleeper, OF Brooklyn, N Y, died suddenly
hcrc Gen, Sleeper cOmo 10 this city several
wcoka ago for tho benefit Of his health, After
eating hearty dinner to-day he retired 10 his
room, Shortly afterwards ho summoned tho
inmates Of the house, who found him suffering
from homorrhago OF the lungs, Before q
physician could he summoned ho was dead.
He was 0fty.four years old and state soma.
tor from llmporIa dIatrIct hefore tho war.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
I,allrond Changes,

New YonK, June 10 The report of tht
commtteeof the Oregon ~ California rairoa,
concerning negotiations with the Central Pa.
oinc and proposals. male on behalf OF tht
Southern Pacific have been issued, 10 Ia pro.
posed 10 substitute che Southern Pacific com
peny for the Central PHalhc company os the
one which In b. guarantee new issue OF
bonds, Investigation aC present going OH
In order TO determine tho position OF the
Southern Pacific railroad before definitely
laying the proposal lCfore the certificate
holdpra
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

WARRINGTON, June lb,-Matthew Arnold
has loft Washington. "For some time %
come,' Mr., Arnold said previous 10 leaving
the city, ~ will DO engaged In completing
aud experimenting Che issue OF Sa wor,
which ! have undertaken ut the request
OF tho British government IN Investigating
the school syutcm In vogue upon the conti.
ncnt, with especial reference 10 tho question
OF the dcsrnhilty df FREQ gohoos,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Aiding ISnlghts of Labor.

sr. LoUIs, June l0,-Tho mission here OF
T. y, Mcclure, Of New York, seems 10 DO
the distribution Of funds among the needy
Knghts Of Labor, who were concerned IN
che recent railway strike He has disbursed
$4,000 during the past four days aud seems
10 have an unlimited amount 10 draw from
He is also assisting In the organization Of
new assemblies, and tho membership Of the
order has Increased greatly slnoe hIs arrival
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Nnrth AmerIoan Turnprbunh,

BosroN, June H. The second regular ses.
sion OF the four days biennial convention OF
the North American Turnerbund opened AZ
10 a. m IN Turn hall After four ballots
Chicago was decided upon IA che place FOR
holding the nex5 meeting, 10 receiving $40
against Ia Tor Pitteburg and ~ for San
Francisco,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

LONDON, June l0,-A special from Vienna
10 the Standard, says At Is impossible TO
conceal the misgIvngS entertained by tho
people here that the latO King OF BayerIa
was not sufficiently guarded Some point
significantly 10 the longth Of time that was
allowed 10 elapso from the time the untor-
tunate sovereign has missed until tho time
that searchera were sent 10 find him They
also point ~ the fact that when the financial
straits OF the king were first mooted, no hint
was then thrown out that no was Insane,
The Standards correspondent adds "rho
70 i truth In connection with tho death Of tho
king will never DO learned" Dispatches
from Munck and other Bavarian cities, aay
tho OF 'Itemont over tho kings death Ia un-
abntAd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Norn scotla wnnla 10 he Anns,sd.

OTTAWA, Out June 0-To.doy's general
election Ia Nova Scotia win have AN import
ant bearing upon tho future The success Of
the candidate OF the present Liberal govern.
ment would give a strong impetus 10 the no.
ocsslon movement II IL understood that
about three.llfths Of tho people favor annoxa.
ton 10 the United States, In preference 10 TO.
naing attached 30 the Dominion,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
stopped conveying Chlnamen,

Cry on MEXICO, June 10 -Croix Bakor, u
molnbor OF thc Canadian parliament uul
ownor OF the steamer Sadony, has left this
city for Victoria u, g., after ordering tho
cessation Of his vessel carrying Cinnamon 10
Mexican coast towns from san Francisco and
Nuncouvcr's Island IL IA understood hore
that the Mexican Pacific Navigation com.
puny and Mr. Bakor could not arrange for q
continuance OF tho trip,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
SERIOUS Itnnnwny,

LEBANON, o, June l0-About o'clock, ~
Coroner ShockeY, OF Morrow was returning
from WaynesvIlb IN buggy with his wifo
and another lady, the horse became fright.
oned mile north OF this place aud ran on
upsetting the buggy and throwing all the 90.
cupants out Mrs ShockeyS arm was brokon
and she was otherwise injured, but the others
were not burt much,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
IndInlnd pnIlnnnen.

Sr LoUls, June lB -BrItou, tho oarpon.
tor who was alleged 10 have oonsprod with
policemen Of East 81 Louis, who allowed him
to rob banks IN that city, has boon released
for lack Of evidence None Of the suspected
policemen has yet been arrested Thrco po.
lIcomOu, Dalton, Mcfarland and MoMonua
have been indicted for assault with intent 10
hill for firing upon the crowd At tho time OF
tho massacre Of citizens during tho strike
troubles In East w. Louis A striker named
Flynn was also indicted for taking part In
that affair
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

AKRON, o., June 10, Sheldon Brown,
proprietor OF n meat market hcrp, and a well
known Odd Fellow, was struck by tho pitts.
burg g. Western fast express just os he
stcpped,olf the N, y, +, 81 o., track toavoid
train ON that road, not seeing the danger
from the opposite direction lie was terribly
cut about ,ho head aud body, aud lies In a
critical condition
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Quarantine ApnInst Yellow rsyo,

WAsnlNOToS juno Tho Marine hos.
pItal officer Ia hargc OF the Delaware Break.
water quarantine reports 10 the supervising
surgeon general tho arrival OF the British
ship Vancouver llfty.thrce days from Rio
Do Jancro, Tho captain and mate died OF
yellow tcvcr on the passage, There IL now
no sickness on board, but the vessel Ia placed
In strict quarantine while undergoing tho
necessary disnfoution,