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wants His $4,000 Rack Apnin

RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. S.-A suit was filed
IN the circuit court this morning by Thomas
Williams against Aaron Morris, president Of
the Dorsey Reaper company, of Milton, Ind.
to recover $4,000. The complaint alleges
false and fraudulent representations in q
trade of real estate worth $4,000 in Wash
ington township, Rush county, for l46 shares
of stock in the roper works. Study, johnson
and Freeman are the lawyers for the plain
t;R
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
A Tough Character Killed.

ST. LOUIS, Sept s.-The Democratic
primaries for the Ninth district congressional
convention wound up in the killing of Con
stable James t. Ryan, well known local
politician He and Bill Cooley, an efnploye
of theatre, got into verbal row on Market
street, and finally both drew their revolvers.
Cooley was the quicker, and he shot Ryan in
the abdomen, and then made his escape.
Both men were hard characters, each hav.
ing been concerned in several shooting scrapes
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
AMONG THE DEAD.
A Young Couple strolIing Through a Grave
Yard Meet with an Accident.

Young Couple strolling Through Grave
Yard Meet with an Accident.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 8.-A young couple
were strolling through the Western cemetery
when the moulding wood work over large
tomb gave way, and they fell sixteen feet
downward among the dead. The tomb was
filled with bodies. The unfortunate couple
were alone in the cemetery and could do
nothing except shout, and at last Mr.. James
Mcdonald found them wedged in between
coffins
Had the accident occurred little later
they might have remained for hours in this
terrible place, as very few persons visit that
part of the grounds Both were badly in
jured and the young lady received what it
is feared may prove to be a great mental as
well as a physical shock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
Rintinp in Coruna.

MADRID, Sept. s.-Serious rioting has pre-
vailed in Coruua during the last two days
caused by the opposition of the people to the
collection of certain local taxes. The COM
bined force of the military and police has
been called into requisition to quell the dis
turbance with only partial success. Several
of the ringleaders have been arrested, but
the people are not yet entirely reconciled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
Natural Gas Exnlosion.

WARSAW, ILL.,, Sept s.-By an explosion
of natural gas in a sixty-foot well, being dug
five miles from here, Henry Miller, work
man, was killed; John Hops fatally injured.
and Homer Mcmahon and Charles Haskin
fearfully burned. Miller was frightfull
burned, the skin over his entire body peeling
off in few minutes after the explosion,
which was caused by taking lighted lantern
into tha we'll
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
Temporary Insanity From Drink.

CHICAGO, Sept. SIT is reported that
Banker Henry j. Christopher who was for
many years associated with Banker Greene
Baum, shot himself through the breast at the
house of his father-in-law, Conrad Seipp.
For several years past Mr.. Christopher has
conducted private banking business. Tenn
porary insanity from excessive drink is as
aiOnad as the cauSa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
Michael DavItt,s Snie.

LONDON, Sept Sin the house of COM
mons, Mr.. Sexton gave notice that he would
ask Sir Michael Hick- Beach, chief secretary
for Ireland, for an explanation regarding the
statement published in press dispatches from
America, that government reporter follows
Michael Davitt through Michigan, taking
shorthand notes of the latter's speech.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
Envov sadvvIcI,,s InstructIop,.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. s.-Mr. Sedgwick
has left chihuahua and Paso Del Norte. He
had determined to remain for the festivities
of the 10th inst, Independence Day, when
there will be monster ball in honor of Pres
ident DiaE, but was much chagrined at re-
ceiving peremptory instructions from Secre-
tary Bayard to proceed north forthwith. He
has has promised friends here to return on
tba 15th met
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
RoItnn Dafalnntion.

CHICAGO, Sept. S.-A suit in the name of
the government was entered against Col. W.
H. Bolton, the defaulting postofl1ce superin-
tendent, for $40, ,000 This was a necessary
step in the proceedings against Bottoms bonds
men, and attachment writs against his prop
erty. The grand jury Is not expected to take
up the criminal case against Bolton before
next month. His defalcation now reaches
SNQ nO0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
Aid From the knights of Honor.

BosroN, Sept s.-The supreme dictator Of
the Knights of Honor of the United States
has notified all lodges that their brethren in
Charleston al in distress and need the good
of the brotherhood He calls upon them to
appropriate of lodge funds such sums as their
benevolence dictates and send the same at
once to the joint order of J. L. Moses and
]. s. Beust, Charleston, s. G.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
Condition of secretary Manning.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept s. Secretary Man
ming was on the street for the first time since
his arrival Saturday evening from Watch
hill His appearance shows that the rest at
Watchhill has greatly benehtted him, and he
walks with much less difficulty than he did
during his July visit to the city. BE called
on Governor Hill, and conversed with him
for half an hour. His most intimate friends
here are confident that he will not again un-
dertake the duties of his office at Wash
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last Capt. Lawton
thought the tina
had come to bring
parleying to q clos&
A ccordin gly he
sent word to Geron-
imo that II he
wanted to talk to
Gen. Miles he must
seek an interview
ct Fort Bowie. Ths
C captain thought
that uaru lilyalu flaa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
KnIrhts Of Labor Renion.

PEORIA, Ill, Sept s-The first annual re-
union Of the Knights Of Labor of Illinois, was
held in this city, with an attendance Of 1000.
Speeches were made by Master Workman
Bennett, of Rock Island, and General Worthy
Foreman Griffiths, of Chicago; also by Mrs.
q. G. Williams Patterson, Of La Sale, state
orator. The address of welcome was made
&. A. Kinsey, mayor of Peoria
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
Somebody Periured himself.

New York, Sept. 8,-Supervisors Larken,
Gallagher and Carol, accused by Brooklyn
plumbe.' of conspiracy to defraut Kings
county by inducing him to increase the
amount Of his bills, were brought up in the
Brooklyn police court for examination.
They claim that the plumber, Williams, has
committed perjury and grossly libeled them.
The plumber and his wife were both exam
ined aud repeated their story without
changes. The supervisors were held in IS, 900
hail each
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Demoorats CarrIod Arkansaa,

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept Sin complete
returns from yesterdays election show that
the Democrats have carried the state ticket
and large majority of the legislature, but
that the Wheelers and Republicans elected
several legislators and carried perhaps half a
dozen counties
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
EarthquaIte at EvansvIlle.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. Sat 1:44
o'clock this morning severe shock of earth
Quake was felt in this city, and in few mo-
rnents large number of people had gathered
In the streets, nearly all in their night
clothes The shock sounded like the explo-
sion of a quantity of dynamite at some dis
tance, and it was not until some considerable
time had passed that the citizens returned to
their dwellings
LATER-A very slight shock, lasting Gvs
seconds, was felt here at l1;12 this fore
noon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
A Youthful Murderer,

WEST UNION, Iowa, Sept. S.-Near here,
Henry Smith, nineteen years old, killed
Abraham Peck, farmer, with a club. he
fatally injured Mrs. Peck, and seriously
wounded A. Leonard. with pistol shots fired
into the house Smith then attempted to fire
the house. The only reason given for the
deed is a quarrel about pay for work DONE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
II. O. Thompson's Successor.

New YoRK, Sept. S.-The sub-executive
committee Of the county Democracy agreed
last night upon ex-Mayor Edward Cooper as
chairman Of the committee, to fill the va.
cancy caused by H. o. Thompson's death.
Mr.. Cooper will be elected at meeting of
the committee
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rthquake was made the sub

vile, and tho rthquake was made the sub,
ject of severa mons.
Last eveni.e at the state penitentiary,
when the hour arrived for putting the com
victs in their cells, those who were to he con-
fined in the second story, were startled by
cries from below of "come down, come down.
A panic seized the crowd, and they rushed
down the stairs into the yard. The ofloera
forced them back, and seizing the leaders,
shackled and fiogged them, after which quis6
was restored. 1t was evidently a combinAr
tlon of fright, and effort at an uprising and
escaDe
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
Lithorranhic PrInters Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept s.-The photographic
printers Of this city have struck for reduc-
tion of working hours from ten to nine
Thirty press feeders also struck through sym
pathy with the printers. Three firms ac-
ceded to the demand and their men return ed
to work, but the other firms still hold out
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
CANTON OHIO, THURspAY, sEPrEMBER 8, 1856.
MEXICO AND TEXAS.
An Election Row in DaIeyville, Texas,
Between MexIcans and Officials.

An AhNW III DhlSyHliAoi AS@SB
Between Mexicans and OGioials.
AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. S.-Governor Ireland
has received the following telegram which is
the only information here on the subject:
"DALEYvILLE, Tex, Sept. Z.
"GovERNoR IRELAND-A row between two
Mexicans and some white men on one side,
and officials on the other, has just occurred
at an election here, In which the sheriff, one
deputy and two citizens were killed outright,
and one deputy sheriff dangerously injured;
one deputy sheriff and the county attorney
wounded, and the two Mexicans have es-
capped I am requested to ssk you to send
three or four rangers to help us capture Epi-
tata Garcia and other Mexicans engaged
in it. L. R. GRAVES,
"County Attorney"
The governor has ordered the rangers sen t
as requested
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The "Poet Of Elm Flats" Dead.

NATION, Ill, Sept. s.-George ]. Batch,
known in the west as the "Poet Of Elm Flats"
An intimate friend Of Abraham Lincoln, and
Though whose efforts the unmarked and un-
careeSfor grave of Thomas Lincoln, father
of ,,ssbraban Lincoln, was relieved of woods
and brush aud handsome monument
erected over it few years ago, died aged
eighty years,
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Germanv would Not Help Austria.

PEsrH, Sept S.-The Pesther Lloyd Of
Hcial Gazette says: "Austria, If obliged to
fight Russia, must fight alone. Germany
would renounce the triple alliance rather
than engage in war with Russia"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
A Bishnp,s Illness.

DUBLIN, Sept. S-Rt. Rev. John P. Leahy
Roman Catholic bishop of the diocese o
Down. has been taken suddenly and seriously
i'll. Physicians are in constant attendance a
his hadsida
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
Fresh Earthnuakes.

LONDON, Sept. S.-A despatch from Athens
says fresh earthquake shocks have occurred
at that place, and also at Kalavryta and
other places Seismic rumblings have oc
CURED throughout the Morea.
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At Columbia.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Sept. 7.-'rhe shock at
o:2O. last night, another at 11:2O and mother
at 1918 this morning have been the inidents
here in the last twenty-four hours, Many
families refused to sleep in their houss last
night. A few more refugees arrived b-day.
In the churches fervent prayers were dfered
up Tor the people Of Charleston and Sumner
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept s.-Martin Irons,
the lato leader of the Gould southwestern
strike was "run in" by an officer on charge
of vagrancy preferred against him, but on
the suggestion of Chief Speers, the charge
was changed to plain drunk and disorderly.
BASE BALL.-Maroons 4, Philadelphia 3;
PittsbuTg i3, Cincinnati L. Detroit 8, Wash
ington Q; Chicago 7, New York 4; Boston II,
Kansas Ciy 3; Nets IL. Baltimore Z; Athletic
8, Brooklyn n3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
Treatv WIth sikkim Abroeated.

BOMBAY, Sept. s-Lord Dufferin, the
British viceroy, has abrogated the treaty
with the Rajah of Sikkim, because the rajat
permitted Thibetian troops to enter his
country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
No Yellow Fever at Biloxi, Mississippi

WASHINGTON, Sept S.-Dr. Godfrey, spe-
cial inspector, telegraphs Surgeon General
Hamilton that, after three days careful in
spection, he failed to discover a single case Of
yellow fever at Biloxi. MISS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
poI,c. R.turninv Home.

BELFAST, Sept s.-A number Of police
brought here from the outlying counties
during the recent rioting, have left Others
will follow next week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
I'm War Times.

LONDON, Sept. s-The Pail Mall Gazette
declares that if England abandons Port Ham
ilton, it will be source of weakness in war
timas
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Grenadier Guards for Ireland.

LONDON, Sept. s.-The second battalion Of
the Grenadier guards embarked at Wool
witch, on its way to Ireland.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. s.-One Of the curl
gus results O. the earthquake is the change In
the topography Of the country. Many houses
9h the sand hills, the aristocrrtic part of the
city, which before could not be seen from the
city, are now in full view, while other land
marks have disappeared. These curious
changes we're noticed yesterday for the first
time and attracted much attention. In
taking birdseye view Of the city from any
point, these changes will tonce be eremarked,
and they go to prove that there has been con-
siderable settling of the earth
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
SURRENDER OF GERONIMO.

Him and His Band, with Death Staring
Them in the Face, Surrenders.
TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Sept. 7.-Advices rs-
aeived from the front say that on Wednesday
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The Earthquake at Sea.

PORTLAND Me-, Sept. s.-Capt Jewett, of
the schooner George W. Gushing, which has
arrived here, reports that he was on La
have banks fishing at the time of the
earthquake. The weather was pleasant.
Suddenly a tremendous sea arose. Seas
came rolling In mountains high coming in
opposite directions from the wind. The
Gushing had her main sail blown away and
other sails so badly damaged that she was
obliged to return to Portland. The gale
lasted seven hours, the wind coming with a
terrible racket, when it subsidized as suddenly
&s Il started. The schooner Ella NJ. Doughty
was also In hurricane, and lost her anchor
and i4O fathoms Of cable, and had her decks
sWept by tremendous seas
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
WRECKED CHARLESTON.
THE CITY AGAIN VISITED BY AN
OTHER SLIGHT SHOCK.

A Night of Dread and Anguish Passes Over
the Destroyed City-RelIef Pouring In.
Work of the Relief Committees-Panio
, 1886-05-04

Items Of Interest Concerning Promiuer
People.

u.
Items Of Interest Concerning Prominent
People.
II. Altman returned from Buffalo on
Sunday.
United States Marshal Carr is in Lara
mic City.
f. c. Thomasson returned from the
north on Sunday.
J.. II. Jarbo returned from Grand
bland last evening.
Hon. A. Gilchrist has returned from a
short Eastern trip.
d. b. Dale. of Laramie City, went
home last evening.
Superintendent Dickinson, of the Union
Pacific, is in the city.
N. X. Boswell came over to Cheyenne
from Laramie City yesterday.
G. A. Searirht, Esq, arrived in Chey-
enne from Austin, Texas, on Sunday.
Mrs. T. C. Dickson and child will de-
part to. morrow for Ohio on a three
months visit.
Hon. William Daley and Homer Mer-
riil came up from Denver and went west
ward last evening.
Be sure and see the live horse Dolly
skate on roller skates on mooth-surfaced
floor, at Keefe hall, on Friday evening,
May I.
Morgan Warner, a former resident Of
Cheyenne but now of Sidney, Neb., is
paying a visit here and shaking hands
with his many old friends.
Mrs. NJ. jerks and family will depart
this morning en- route for Switzerland.
The journey is undertaken for the pur.
pose Of placing her 2-year-old boy, who
was born blind, in the care of the cela-
brated %oculist, Phueger, who has under
taken to perform an operation upon the
child's eyes, and has given the mother
some hopes that he will be successful
, 1886-05-04

Baird's Minstrels appear at the opera
house to night. The reserved seats are
selling fast and no doubt they will be
greeted by a full house, the company
comprises some of the very best talent and
an excellent entertainment is promised.
- On next Friday and Saturday a rare
treaf6sdeed is in store for all lovers OF
the legitimate Miss Celia Alsberg the
new California SIX supported by Lewi'
Morrison, W. f ShefnSAp, Louise Dav.
export, and the best dramatic compan,
ever organized, will present Shak espearc' s
Measure for Measure anil CgDibei1ie.
, 1886-05-04

The capitol commissioners were in ses
sion again last evening, and had under
consideration the plans of Wilcox x John
ston, architects at St Paul. Mimi. No
conclusion was arrived at Of course, and
will not be until after all of the plans ex-
peeted have been examined. The com
mission. which has heretofore met at the
office of c. n. Potter, Esq, has now a
room of its own in the Delaware block.
, 1886-05-04

The members Of the Bicycle club held
a meeting last evening for the election of
officers aud for other purposes. From
statements, reports, etc, it appears hat
the affairs Of the club are in a very pros
porous condition. The newly elected
officers are as follows
President. L. T. Dufey vice presi-
dent. Marshall johnson secretary. Fred
w. Ransom treasurer. Fred ). Hebard
captain, II, b. Rice lieutenant, Frank
A. Gillespie bugler, George +. In
man.
We can sell you a good pair Of working
pants Tor $3.50 and a pair good enough
to see your gIrl in Tor S2.2j. Holman.
, 1886-05-04

The board of county commissioners con
vencd at the house Yesterday after
noon. Present, Chairman Hoyt and
Commissioners 1. G. Whipple and II. b.
Kelly. The board devoted the greater
part of the time to the consideration OF
bills. A large number of them were pre-.
scented and acted upon by the board, and
most of them were allowed. Some. how.
ever, were left over for future considera
ton. But little other business was done.
and the board adionrned At an early hour.
, 1886-05-04

On Sunday J. X. Jeffrey, J. p Julian,
Judge Fisher, T. NJ. Fisher, NJ. p. Han
nifin and others went out to Silver Crown
and took a look amongthe mines and MN
era. They came back pretty well conyin'
ccd that we have in hat mine one fully
equal to Leadville, if our people would
only realize it and wake up 10 the lmpor
tance OF It's d~eyelopment.
, 1886-05-04

As provided by law, Sheriff Craig
Judges J. w. Fisher W. f. Lee met yes
terday at the court house for the purpose
OF drawing the names of sixteen persons
to serve as grand jurors, and t%wenty-four
for petit jurors for the coming term. The
names were drawn from the box by Couu-
ty Clerk Jeffrey, and examined and recor-
ded by the members of the jury board.
The following is the list:
, 1886-05-04
a STRIKE.
The Tidal Wave of Discomfort
Rolls Westward.
Brakemen lnaugurate the Move
nt--Freight Trains Held.
The Strike, However, Extends Over
Only One U. P. Division.

kITIkn mas neon ln1nMnTNIfu IN Inc
b..Louon on ,ho Unio, p,o;6e div;s;on
ov,ond;na from Sidney Ncb IN Laro-
nil Ci,r hrt Il nav norh,ns ov,ord
aIonc no whole limo and ,o all classos or
omrloyes A. prosent bowevor il IL con.
enod 10 tho brotherhood or R~ralemen of
,rhor, ,bore i n division ot sidney ono in
cbe,onno and one Mt laramie Civ
M oorso of Tho s,r;lo ia tho oIIecod
redno,ion Of b-rotemen's warcs in accord
anoo viii . scbcdnIe Of nrices which wont
into oncr,,;on some weeks AGO Under
,his nov scbed,lo tho br,temon con.cnd
,ba, ,hov oonrot moto to excood seo nor
month whereas under tbe old orranpe-
mon, ,boy received sG5 Ia state tbo ease
- = on,sbou ,be br,lono, co,tond ,bat
tho nov scbedpl. If nr;cos materially re-
dnoos tbeir wocos while ,be railroad an.
,bor;t;os are unwilling IN copcede that it
b,s oonsoa , reanc,;on n, This division
md olaim ,b,, ,bo now schedule oven in
go ,ho oomro,s,,;o, ,r br,leme, an
souo az d;v;sions nm tbo road The
til which evt.,ds now IN all bratemen
-, tho division mentioned was inanpn-
r,tod at Laramie C;tv niyht before last
where the first section of the passenger
train known As "No. 10 was stonped and
sub.eouootly The second sec,;on also An
broleme, on tho train wont out and tho
n-,ssencer train was unablc 70 nroeeea anv
e,r,bor Uo;ted States Marshal Carr was
gr,,bod Car and resnonIc1 IN the
IN L,rtered , worry small
I'll 80 and 5cn,r,,d Gar Laramie
~, .ho,, > o',l,.L ,.os,or5,r morning
TLa IL H. ia,ur...,oI ax,onfs
alaan ,ho Ill linz tn Iaroni "a civ 10
ST. and ,b,s c,r hnt,rooa soyon,y.
81 Inn - - ,n,
IL - Cto,anno ras,o,Iar ,bo mora
,;ansaf ,ho s,ritin,, br,tomon All mot
lad hon, into anr nets NJ violence all
HI Ill. = soi5 - b,ro o..nrrod
-, MI 81 hr;Joo r,.,orday I'm, An.
oon, in,,,ir,. GILL ta .a.or,,;r vho, !,
No.
WIN ,ho n.ss.rror train from tho
w., orr;,od ras.-da, e-,r,no,n !, cor.
r;,bon, hrotomsn and wen, ont rho same
w,r had hoer renorto1 thar tho train
w,nll Ia s,.nnod he,e bnt ro ,,,emrt IF
,ho I;ud ,,.s nd \, troiob, ,r,;ns
NA" $50 '@a 1HtA'H 49," NHE NHf
, 1886-05-04

The ia, ror is greatly hifalutenized be-
cause, as il states, the sage brush reporter
has discovered a fossilized thistle. In re-
gard to this it is perhaps Just as well to
have a sage brush reporter who can find
a lossilized thistle as it is to have a fossil
lied reporter who can't find the sage
brush.
, 1886-05-04

Information has been received in Chcy-
enne OF the death while crossing the ocean
OF Mrs. Davis, wife of Rev. J. ID. Davis,
first pastor OF the Congregational church
in this city. Mrs. Davis body was buried
in mid-ocean, between Japan and San
Francisco. Rev. Davis and his children
wil pass through Cheyenne Thursday, on
their way East.
, 1886-05-04

When the meeting organized in the
morning a -postponement of the matter Of
transacting the annual school business was
deferred until 4 O'Clock p. m. At that
hour the meeting proceeded to business,
President Voorhees, of the board in TIE
chair, and II. S. Oliver officiating as
clerk of the meeting. After discussing
matters pertaining to the welfare of the
district in which each item voted was
thoroughly eanvassed, the meeting
voted the following amounts Tor inc rsm.
, 1886-05-04

On SuLlay a small party which went
out riding became very hilarious and I'M
ruly, the result being that they were all
taken into camp by Policeman Nolan
Yesterday four dark horse fines Of Sl3
each were paid in to Judge Lee, and mo
questions asked