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Iranfrtge.

Wuufieur @ilion. gr 9reiioent
@repps Suiserieu, Der / lansere lib
bar peret unber Nnflase for at babe
iolst sgreslesionens 9~etorationer, er
al Surpen funben itplois. San bleu
bsmt til 2 Nars 5ansielsitrai ilast en-
Mulft paa 5000 Jrants os bersuet fine
borserlise Rettisbeoer for 5 Nar.
Iampifib iunfet. Set frantic Damp
itib "5leur be Ia Seer" ~forliite ben lite
Marta ubenfor Zen Cayenne meb 60
Hasiaserer umborb.
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StaIieh

l~lieopanlis polbfomme Sneitsrme
raIebe be iibite 9ase Of Jebruar / ben
norblise Del At Stalien. 5lere Smaas
bper / siiperne er ~besrapne unber be
pelbise Sneifreb, os mango Mennsiter
umtomne. Nause 2anbsbper / Smess
men Of @enOa os Snbisen Como er af'
.itanste fra al Samierbiel meb uoen.
perbenen, us Snbbpsserne mansler GeOs
netsmibler. en- 1olbbOb NOR 8epers
sbelasoes al ct Snefreb, os 7Terione,
brabtes. ct anbet Sneifreb la9be 8peu
SterpOne / Ruiner, 80 Berioner brebs
teS.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
WrfnninS

Sernbanersueri. Ere Beriorer, Ter
ulr tomne omboro paa ct Yeriontoa /
ainsslano, tuans Maitiniiten til at
ltanoie 9oset IN Nil uoenior 8pen.
Der tpans be Walfiniten us 5prbsbes
rem til at binlpe benz til at ipr9nse
@rprespognens DIR. Grpresbetienten
MATTE aabne Yenseltabet for benz. De
tos meo fig benimOb $4,000 / tontante
Gen9e % en- Del gGroipapirer. Der er
ublopet en- gelcnnins Of $500 for
beres Eaasribelie.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
SeraS.
6em Negre orGbte.

6em Ve8re orGbte. Tn rRoIom
5orbrpoelie bleu besaaet Ssnbas Murs
gen i ct Settlement, iom i baslis Gale
fables Spaniib Camp, / Bbarton 60.
Settlementet beitaar af Merifanere,
gtesre os en- 9el rpsseslsie buioe
Settlere. Der bar / l9nsere 9io u9ret
llenisbeb btanot Settlerne ~ansaaenbe
@ienoomsretten til en- 2~anbfr9tnins,
Der al &etten forleoen Dag bleo til
tjsnot Rssrene, Ssnoa9 MOrsen ST.
2 bleo Der lat Slo paa ben Bpsntns, i
builfen Nesrene iou. s SaluiDune
lprans be no at ben b~renbenoe Bpss
ming, men blep neoltuote, iaainart be
fom uoenior. Sem bleu brebte paa
Steoet, os en- bleu osbslis ~iaaret. "a
gen efter blep en- anoen Reser iunben
beusenoe / ct Ere. Oct antases, at
ban bleu t9nst lamme Scat, paa bpilten
be andre bleu ltuote. Snsen af Wtors
bernie er arreiterebe, uastet Sberiffen
meo ct beoabnet Manoi fab er antoms
men iii Steoet.
Seputp SberiH Son bleu iislse en-
Weooelelie fra Brownsville iorleben
Dag ooerfalot at fem Banoitter paa
Gl gueros &and. San brabte 4 Of
Dem os iaureoe ben femte furlis.
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a%nleonins inotos bun bans Blabs meb
'ulo uniIorm. gun bar / be ienere Gar
bost meo i'm Ranb / gltbart, bpor bun
er flsnot unoer 0apnet "gol." SCOOTER.
Usan imsoeier 8eiultatet al benoes ans
'sSnins meo ip9nbt 6o%rpentning.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
acntutfp.
Gn tort oa en- bpio Wtoroer lpndet.

Gn tort % en- buio Wtoroer lpndet.
9irsbas Morsen al. 2 blep 0srene til
5enslet / Clinton ipranste, % TO
aRoroere, Gam Yrice, boib. % 0eseren
@iaiam 8emus, braste no al fine Gels
Ter os banste / ct Era. Wobben Tom
fra Sldman Gcantp, ps be ileite Delta
sere i apnduinsen bnUoe lite ensan9
Walfer for Anistet, iaa be er let sien.
fienoelise, buis Autoriteterne oil iorisss
at faa benz %itraffet.
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9afpta.

Naturlig 8as | IlbtOll' 8orlsosI
9aa ,teSte man paa en- natarlis 8as'
oore i en- grpno / Nibton. Gn Sag.
mauo bar ienere unOerirst aOfal'teter
ga @asien. Sai, %artaser, at Der sIen'
mem ct to 9pmmers 8pr notrsmme1
$1,000 atbi,ioo gas ON 9asen. 5
Manbass lsoebe man SasNsr mo Ell
Opn ! Bu,umans Sptel; bet tOs tun )
minuttsr at faa Opnen slrosnoe ROD
gorumaus sotel er ben fsrite Spsn'Hs
qa,ota upsatmst psb natuti's Sas'
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W tsfonri.

SspfummsaiDlet | Sutton branotc
Wanbas aiten. al. 9 Om Qfteuen OPP
basebes Slben / gaarnet, 2ererne
oraste isrit be 1875 Gppltlmme / Git
fsrbeb ps forisstt berpaa at rsboe
Wsblerne. gpsninsen baube fOitei
Staten 100000, Nsiurancen er fur
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07

terne slCr aft mulis for at binore Smit
tens uobrebelie.
Neoen blanbt 5armerne Gomnnhe
9ountp er iaa TOR, at en- Population
bar bait Joretr1oe for Boarb Of 1raoe
os aniest ON at faa 6ialp. Snbbpgs
9erne m%an9ler Brsotof, Snatorn %
andre Observation-Disclosures.
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inbeboIoer:

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rat.
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Sonoe % Serremaub.
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Sanfetoren.
6or % ira 5amilielioet. - Ros
r9 Saobel.
Sarmen, 5uiet us Sapen. - Qioi
>srat ON 9epemaaoen.-uble paa en- SeSt
6or Snsboloniusen.-Smao Iptitier
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Snrfiet.

IRA Gontantiuupel t~elesraferes |
9orsbass, at man ! Saba bar funbet
ben sarfofas, Der inbebolot 4leranber
ben Stores Gig.
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Il DlamDet
Ipifl B..

&ronpriniens Sggoom. 2aserne bar
MI ueo en- ~srunois mifrOitOpif TIMBER
isselie Opbaset, at aronprinien bar
&rHft | !Salien.
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Ohio.

Sobn u. geal, - Gar sammel,
bleo / Cnsoa9s ogmt til l~iosuari9
51t19'elsftraf / Columbus for at bape
mprbet fin Mober.
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9 , nien.

Jlere Sneifreb bar anrettet ubpre
goelasselier / OpebO, m~ansfOloise
SernbanebrOer Os Suie sbelasbes. 81
lepe Berioner brabtes | Baiares.
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&anias.

Smaafopper. 5 RcYberien er II
7tlialoe al Smaaiopper. De auars
tsrsf al Bpen, bpor Smitten er uobrubt,
er laet i Rparantene, os B~gautorites
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smrnqsItole 81. 1219..
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-, = suoelIte &lasie al aonfirmauterne
t T6aroas 5OrmicSas 81. 8; Den nor
,Rasia l0B.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-16
oANroN noY rM rRouRLn.
Arrested For Passing CounteSfeit Money,
Which He Does Internationally.

Arrested For Passing C~ounteSfeit Money
Which he Does Internationally.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer says:
Charley Dornhecker was arrested by
Sergeant Sherman last night and charg-
ed with passing counterfeit money.
Dornhecker, who is only is years Old
and lives in Canton, ate his supper in
Mrs. James Hayes restaurant at No.
81 Prospect street and in payment gave
Mrs. Hayes a $3.50 gold piece. receiving
in change S21O. After lie had left the
place Mrs. Hayes discovered that the
money was bad and as Sergeant Sher-
man was passing he arrested the boy.
Dornhecker says he did't know that the
money was counterfeit.
The young mau's father called at the
News DEMOCRAT Office this morning
and stated that the boy was Innocent
OF any intention TO practice fraud or
crime and that he had received the
Counterfeit plece Of money in change
at Cleveland ana didn't know its mature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-16

on county. Gen. \. P. Hovey was nom:
Iutel by Congressman johnston, Of l;ocE
well. = First district delegate seconded Ghe
nomination.
Ira ], Chose, Of Dan vile. WIS nominated
" Jrd -e Suit, os tue Mint district.
The ailn5 was them tuken. l. rrGuirer
ISL votes to nominate. Before the vose Wa
announced several delegations chanCel thei
vote for Hovey, AMI sne chair was enahleo
in ten minutes to announce his nomination.
Mr.. Chase moved u make his nomination.
unanimous, which was done amid great en-
.husiasm.
Before the band was through PLAYING
yankee Doodle" a motion was made e.
nominate by reclamation for lieutenant
governor, Rev. Ira J. Chase. The motion
was carried with a storm of applause.
Ira J.. Chnse, Of Danville, was then nom.
mated by acclama5ion for lieutenant Low
ernor, no other maine being presented.
The ticket was composed Us follows:
For judge of the supreme court-Flrst dis
trict, Silas T. Coffey, of Brazil; Second dis
trict, John G.. Berkshire, Of North Vernon
Fourth district, Walter Odds, of Columbia
City.
Secretary of state-Cnarles F. Griffin, Of
Lake county.
Auditor Of state-Bruce Carr, of Orange
county.
Treasurer-Julius A. Lemcke, of Wander.
burg county.
Superintendent of public Instruction
Harvey NJ. La Toilette, Of Boone county.
Attorney general-Lewis 7. Michener, Of
Shelby county.
Reporter Of supreme court-John Griflghs,
Of Marion county.
Presidential electors,at-large: Gen.
Thomas Il. Nelson, Of Terre Hauts; Gen.
James NJ. SchacLeford, OF Evansville.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-16

1t commits the Republican party to the
principle and asserts the right OF check
ing trades in imports of articles which
come into competition with articles OF
American manufacture. 1T says vir-
tually to the State of New York, You
hold your commercial freedom subject
to the approval of Congress. When
you came into the Union you signed
articles of commercial slavery. IL says
to Texas, which has no manufactures
but has cotton to sell: You can't trade
with England. You've got to trade
with Pennsylvania Did the States
ever confer such federal powers? Not
at all. They conferred upon the federal
authority the power to regulate COM
merce within limits, but they never
conferred the power to prohibit trade
or commerce of the States. This new
Capitalization idea of McKinley's is the
most preposterous assertion l ever
heard of. The only thing to compare
it to is Old Thad Stevens assertion that
the constitution needn't be consulted
unless it was favorable. MCKINLEY got
the declaration into the platform III a
spirit of i'll considered enthusiasm, and
its meaning was evidently not appre-
ciated. but It has given the Democrats
the strongest of all the issues for attack.
If L had the case before an u%nprejudic-
ed Jury | would convict the Republi-
can party of standing on a platform in
open violation of the Constitution, or
I'd resign my profession and go to rails.
ing cattle, and that at the present price
of beef is the most desperate chance a
a man can take"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-16
severely criticized this morning by the
law and order people.

severely criticized this morning by the
law and order people.
CHATTANOOGA. Aug. 10.-A fire
| early this mOring in the Caldwell IL
Griffin block is supposed to have buri-
ed six men in the ruins. The damage
is estimated at 100000.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, August TO-
Especial. Five dead bodies have al
ready been taken from last nights fire.
The ruins of the building are still burn
ing. There are fourteen persons still
missing, and the excitement is intense.
DEcKERTowN, N. j., Aug. TO- The
diphtheria is epidemic here. All the
schools are closed. There have been
nearly fifty deaths. The family of
| Jacob Hennesy are all dead but one.
jeremiah Taylor lost all four of his
children within three days. Cause, i'm
perfect sewerage or drainage.
NEW York, Aug. 10.-[SpecialE
Though Blaine's ship did not come in
last night, word was received froulsthe
Ozark Secret" the miniature Craft i'll
which Capt. Andrews is crossing the
Atlantic. Bets are now offered tMat
she will get on the other shore all right
and take the prize for the smallest boat
that ever crossed the ocean,.
WICHITA, Kas., Aug. 10.--[Special =
The police are making war OH the sun
day liquor traffic in this city. For
some time past the law has been tvaded
by means OF ciuUs, but the police oil
Sunday raided them. -Four members
of one club were tried in tbea police
court today and convicted, and fined
one hundred dollars each. The cast
will be appealed.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 10.lSpecial.-
The Cannon Bali train to Cincinnati
today had attached to it an express car
completely filed with large cages in
which were mocking birds, red birds,
and a number OF parrots, The bird
were in excellent condition, and 10
Judge from Their antics, were enjoying
themselves hugely. Some were singing,
others eating and others again bathing.
The shipment consisted OF 2,l00 muck
ing birds, $50 red birds and 1865 parrots.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-16
L ROW
I'm the Republican Camp Over the Big
Blaine Reception.
TPlain Dealer Special.1

IN Ln9 Republican Shup SV6r bu0 dig
Blaine Reception.
TPlaln Dealer Special.l
NEW YORK, Aug. 10-The great
spontaneous reception to James G.
Elaine has raised the biggest row III
Republican circles known for twenty
years. 1t is almost a Donnybrook fair
There seems to be five sides to the
question I: The poverty side, the stall
Wart side, the Harrison side, the Blaine
side and the side of the sOber-minded
men who look to the welfare of the Re
publican party. The poverty side is
represented by the men who are hired
to come here and parade, and who had
to parade last night in order to get out
of town this morning on account of
their funds giving out. The stalwarts
are mad way down to their boots, for
the reason that they believe that Blaine
has got things in shape to make a bar
gain with Harrison by which he will
boss the administration in case Harri-
o is elected. In other words, the
Blaine reception ceremonies yesterday
were simply a skillfully put up
POLITICAL JOB
to bulldoze Harrison. The Harrison
side, represented by the managers of
the Republican campaign committee,
made up of most of the managers,
were opposed to Blaine's nomination at
Chicago and they believe now that if
the Blaine and Harrison bargain be
made it will result in their being given
the cold shoulder. They have almost
to a man refused to have anything to
do with the Blaine reception. The
Blaine men believe that they have got
things in their own hands. They are
promising everything on condition
that Harrison be elected. They say to
the Harrison men that they are in a
position to deliver Blaine's Irish vote
to the candidate of the Hoosier State.
They intimate also that unless Harri-
son comes to terms the Blaine men
will simply do nothing in the canvass.
This is The game Conkling played on
Garfield in 1880. This peculiar state of
affairs has exasperated, disguised and
dlsheartened the managers, who desire
the election of the Republican ticket.
They see before them trouble and COM
plications which will cost the Republi-
can ticket thousands of votes. To
night they threw up their hands in dis
gust at the outlook.
THEY DENoUNCE BLAINE
in the bitterest manner, and say that
Harrison should be despised if he con
coded such terms as the Blaine men de.
mand.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-16

Hay Fever sufferers ought to know
of its efficacy. Ely's Cream Balm was
recommended to me as a preventive to
Hay Fever. Have been using it since
the 9th of August and have found it a
specific for that mich dreaded disease.
For ten years l have been a great suf-
ferer from August 9th till frost, and
have tried many alleged remedies, blt
Ely's Cream Balm is the only proven
tive / have ever found.-F. b. Aims
worth, Publisher, Indianapolis, Ind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-16
Harold n. / der ~and
baugh, Of NJ boro.
'rhe win OF Yeter Maser, Mn
township, has been fled foftaIV \
A Woman's Discovery

"Another wonderful discovi
been made and that to by a$uO
this country. Disease fastePped
clutches upon her and for setapt a
she withstOod its severest testsAmet.
vital organs were undermined f}e
death seemed imminent. FolSA'F'
months She cuughed incessant1
could not sleep. She bought S{hDl
bottle OF Lr. Kings New Dis sin
for Consumption and was so md Re
lieved Oh taking the first dose tIRag be
slept all night and with one bottlaf.
been miraculnusly cured. Her nam
Mrs. Luther LutZ." Thus write Iln
Hamrick Il Co, of Shelby, N. C.--& q
free trial bottle ut Durbin, Wrigi n
Cos Drug Stor4. Ia. |
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-16
Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction, or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by Durbini
Wright q Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-16
LAST HOURS
OF Maxwell and LandgrafF--Some Points
on the Formers Taking OFF.

OF Maxwell and Landgratf-Some POINTS
on the Formers Taking OFF.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-[Special lat
six o'clock Maxwell got a respite of two
hours, which gave hope of a final re-
prieve. Maxwell was very nervous
AT $50 his attorney t%elegraphed from
st. Joe saying there was little hope, but
asking for all delay possible as the Brit
ish government was cabling to the Gov
ern0r in his interest. At $40 a process,
sion was formed and the two. murder.
ers marched between a file of police to
the scaffold. Maxwell walked firmly.
not a tremor being perceptible. Land
graft was stolid and Indifferent. Meth
er spoke. After the drops fell Max
wells body twisted considerably, but
Laudgratf's was motionless.
In the case of Maxwell, the rope cut
a deep cash in the neck, from which
blood ran in torrents He died in Il
minutes. His body viii be shipped to
his friends East tonight.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-16
TIE Hoos1na REPUBLICANS.

General Hovey and His Pioture---The
Balance of the Ticket--How the Noml-
nations are Received.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. Especial +.
The convention las gone home, and tire
friends Of Ex-Governor Porter are moi
atished. General Hoyey, the nominee
Tor Governor is Il good man, but has nc
personal popularity, nor is he
toDg on the stump. The Thursday
afternoon session Of the Republican
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-16
THE MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS.

Gov. Luce Renominated-A Good Picture
ofHis Phiz.
LANSING, Mich, Aug. 9.-On as
sembling in the morning, Judge Will
Jams, of AllegAn, nominations for governor
,eing in order, presented the name of Cyrus
6. Luce.
On motion Of a delegate from the Fifth
district, the nomination was made unani-
nous by a rising vote and three cheers were
given.
James s. Mcdonald, for lieutenant gov
ernor; Gil. r. Osmun, for secretary Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-16

commit Sc Was call
ed to order HU l:Z5
ly Chairman Cal
binS. Immediately
~thercupon Brine
nerd Ransom, OF
tito Fitih district,
I @ and tricd to
say that Porter hRd
not told nm he
would not accept.
George w S eel, Of
Grant county. was
nominated by {.
ieiegats from the
Seventh district,
mud seconded Nv 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-16
Democratic Soldiers Can Play at the
Game Too.

Democratic Soldiers Can Play at the
Game Too.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 9.-No polit'
ical campaign has ever aroused so
much interest among union soldiers in
this vicinity as the pending one The
Republican survivors Of the war started
the soldier movement, in the interest of
Harrison, and have OIL the roll of the
organization about 800 persons.
The Democratic soldiers were at first
not disposed to enter the fight as
a body, but their part in the war for
the preservation Of the union
having been belittleI by their
political opponents they determined to
organize for the campaign. Tonight
they formed themselves into a regi-
mental organization to be known as
the General George B. Mcclellan Lee
giOn, which is composed of 1863 mem
beers aud is expected to embrace a
membership Of 500 before the close Of
the campaign. Maj. Charles Davis
was elected Colonel; A. W. Bergstres-
ser, Lieutenant Colonel; DIR. Rltchey,
Major and Rev. Cooper, Chaplain. The
regiment will be- appropriately un-
formed in a short time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-16
What JEFF Chandler, of Telephone Trials
Fame, Says.

hame, says.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. Especial.
JEFF Chandler, of st. Louis, is here
recuperating after the long telephone
trials. He thinks Cleveland will be re-
elected. OF Judge Thurman, he says:
ale has improved wonderfully. When
we had the telephone hearing at Column
bus, he was very frail. He had neural
0ic attacks almost every day and would
have to stop work altogether for several
hours. He has gotten rid of them en-
tirely now and is really in the best of
health. There isn't, in my mind, the
least doubt about his ability to stand
the strain Of the campaign. He seems
to thriye OH active politics. The Dem
ocrats have not yet touched the strong
eat issue presented to them by the Chi
caro platform. If | were going into
politics I'd drop right on a proposition
laid down by the Republicans, and l
would stand on it from now until No
yember. It's enough to sweep the
country with and keep the Republicans
0IIt of power forever. 1refer to the plank
saving: TT is the declared power to in
hibit trade of States Checking Is the
word used in the Republican platform.
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state; George L.
Maltz, for state
.reasprer; H. Il.
Aplin, fM aulitor
general, and Roscoe
d. Dix, state lard
Commissioner all
present incumbents
Of offices named
we're unanimously
r~enominated by uc-
clamation, but a
ballot was directed.
for attorney gen
eral, DR.. McNabb,
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sheriT Leininger Arrives with Rnrn

Sheriff Leininger Arrives With Ramie
Sheriff Leiuinger arrived here IL
aftein mn FROM California on the 2;
For Wayne train with Arthur Ram
who skipped out while being tried on
rlmrg- 0 burglary and larceny Ia
,Iuae. He was conveyed TO the coun
al ~ 70 bass
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probate court.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO
John Wodtly and Maria Guggesburg,
of MassiIlon; Fred A. Newell and Belle
Piper, of Fulton; William Hazen and
Mary A. Gaskell, Of Lexington town
ship.
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Probate Court.

Marriage Licenses have been issued to
James f. Connors and Emma Kloss, of
Canton; Joseph Myers ana Sophia
Yost, OF Massi on; Frank Boeshart
and Minnie Hamulm d. If Canton;
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OF Newaygo, placed CYRUS q, LUCE.
Hon. Edward q. Ewards, of Newaygo, 1
nomination.
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EVANSVILLE, o., Aug. 9.-[Special. l.
An excursion train on the Columbus
e Eastern railroad, five miles east. OF
here, collided with an express train.
this morning. The widest rumors pre-
vail. All is excitement and particulars
are hard to get. One report says over
thirty killed and a large number
wounded.
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WACO, TEX, Aug. Especial =
Tram wreckers last night placed an OBJ
struction on the Texas e. Pacific track.
six miles from here, for tile purpose OF
robbery. The night express was de.
rallied, Engineer killed outright and
fireman, together with six passengers,
names at present unknown, fatally in
jured.