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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
KILLED ms slsTgR.
hlaa rnrnera brains blown out nv Her
HAlf Mitted brother OF Thlrtsen Yenrs,

hlna Turnera nraius niOwn out hV Her
Hhlf Wltted Brother of Thirteen Years,
BATAVIA, o., November a. "A terrible
tragedy resulting In tho death OF Min
Belle the rs year old daughter Of William
Turner occurred Saturday afternoon At
Amelia small place In this, Clcrmont
county. lyo miles from here The ontIro
contents Of double barrel shot gun was
discharged into the victims brain, The
most distressing Incident 10 the laet that
the fatal wound was inflicted by her thlr'
teen year old brother, Aaron Turner half
wittod lad,
Reports differ as 10 whothor the discharge
OF the Gun was accidental or Intentional II
II stated by0n eyewitness that the brother
IN an angry mood, ordered the Victim
TO got out Of his way or lac
would shoot her, and she, uncon.
soIous Of the terrible consequences
and not thinking that her brother
would execute his threat, refused to obey
him, whcrcupon the brother discharged the
gun with the consequences before mon.
toned The brains Of the victim were
scattered all over the room, The boy
claims that tho shooting was entirely acoI.
dontali that he was not aware The gun was
loaded.
The Darlica nre eninrcd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
THE oaessep TURKEY.


ona Of tho parish sent Que morn
A farmer Kind aud able
A nlea M Wrleg raised on corn,
No maee mo PASTORS table,
Thp farmers lad went with tho fowl,
Ana thus addWssed tho pasi0ri
"par mo-, II Amt tlrfdi Here %
AGebblar from my master,"
qlepdor saIll "1hou fhoulist not thua
Present. thstab4to mei
Gone take my 0lhlr ana tof mo ael
Ahd Rlll nei hF hee'
The preaohorr uhflf received Tho hoy,
The fowl hoWallFtpob-
Went pu. win 70 AMI iheu came In
Win pleasant amle and look
And 70 ba young pN tom, he saIdl
"p'aFhIr my llnmVd matieF
iwnolia thll iullrU and hla best
Anpeela 10 you, hlf pastor"
"CoodH sald the boyi uyonr mmlerh
A gentleman and HoholarI
NY ythauss 10 him, aud for yourself
iloe N a half dollArN
Tho pNftor tolt around hlh mouth
a MOST peculiar tWliohlugi
Aud 10 tho gobbIer holding fast
Ito "bolted" for the Kitchen,
Ito rave tho turkey 10 the cook,
Ana came haol Nv q minute,
Then took lhn yuungtiar'l hand and laft
a half u dollar In IL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

ness NJ his condition Fascinated mo- and
while Still ltRthing hlm watched hia Rpr
pr0aoh with nlereat 40 he cama np 10
mo be ael2od lho elbow NJ hls lott arm by
putting bis right lmud behind hs back
IN this curious attitude he apoks
would you Nyo me olB cent, flm'
This he said IN q voice which seemed To
come out Of tho very sub cellar OF do
hpalr, 40 mlu0lnn0uh was " 10 utterly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
FOUND DEAD.
George oinn, of Golona, ohio, u Victim
Of Foul Play.

George oinn, Of Galona, ohio, "a Victim
Of Foul Play
suNpvRY,o, November "a 7-Gcorgo CHM,
aged 90, living at Galona and ascotIon hand
on the O., A, & q. Ry was found dead yes.
to-day morning a short distance south Of
TINT plaoe,
lie anda follow.workman by the name OF
Leo were together most Of Sunday and Sun.
day cyennFahaying u sort of spree Leo
says hclcft him, standing In water, noar
where no was found dead, Bruises ycro
found on his body, and tho suppostion Is
thot'ho has beon loully dealt with. An In.
quest ia 10 be held, when further deyelop.
monts may DO expected.
AL Andrus, formerly station agent at
0ondit bat now In tho general Offices at
Akron, spent Sunday with friends at this
place md Westervillc.
Sunbury Knights Of Pythias wal have n
lap supper and dance the'hotel Thursday
night,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
! COULD sEE ms erooP SHOULDERS llrAvE.

COULD sEI nIB erooP snoUTERs IlEAvn.
Hero ho stopped, and II seemed TO me
that no gathered his falling powers TO.
gethor as II no wero about 20 glvo OK.
prossion TO great thought. Thon ho
blurtod outi
"An' sho were good woman, sir, an |
loved horl"
"And what hayo you been doing since
her deathT said !.
"0h, Just knooltln around doln' an odd
Job hero un' thore-stnrvln' mostly, Part
OF tho timo ON tho island for yagiancy.
In tho winter timo slcepin' IN tho police
stations an In tho summer on tho docks.
Two n rich relative In Michigan, a mino
owner"
"Why dont you apply to him for assIs
lancer said !.
Because I'd dio aforo hod know tho
shape I'm In"
BY this timo wo had reached tho door
OF ono Of those modest and unconvon.
tional eating houses where tho monu Is
painted on board and sot outside tho
door. Wo entered and ho sat down ut II
table, His unexpected good fortune had
paralyzed him, and tho prospect Of
square meal had robbed him Of speech
Whom the frowsy waiter asked him What
ho would have he couldn't roply, but sat
gazing at tho walter dumbly "a sheep
might look at its oxocutionera Thon /
ordered for him big dish Of vegetable
poup Whom II was placed before him,
with islhnds Of potatoes, carrots and cab.
bngo floating in IL, tho eavory stem, nroae
and dllatod his nostrllo md wolash
garo camo into his onion colorod eyes.
80 furnished wnB ho that, thoro holng no
spoon handy. no seized knlfo and
plunged 10 into tho mess, and whilo hu
ato thoro seemed to DO n lump In his
throat which prevented his swallowing
While hc was busy with this dish or
dorod big plato OF roagt beef, aud tho
walter brought two cuts which loolcd Us
ir they had been taken from tho forehead
X The critter This was Aanl;ed by u
dlsl Of meuly potatoes bursting their
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

=. iiowes, November 2E--A fierce north,
,AHte dy gale haaraged since last night snow
'ell to-day changing 70 slaet This evening,
About III inches VI snoV hastallen In east
I'm Massachusetts and " drifting badly,
shipping 10 the harbou has suffered con-
hdembly Tho telegraph wires are down
IN all directions A gale and heavy snow
d reported aIiiratlleboro, w., aud In New
Hampshire, The storm NJ 5alem, Moss, is
tho worst for years The wIrmare 10 much
mlsed up that the electric light has been
shut oil 10 prevent danger Of accidents
The sloop yacht NaragauHelt and an un'
known schooner are Ashore near First
rlyfr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

ONE EDITOR ueeLs ANOTHER,
Aud, for tho FIRST limo In the History o
one, GosA 90 JAm lnr 10.

Aud, for tho Vlrst limo In the History OF
Ohlo, Gosa 20 Jan gor It.
NEW PHILADELPHIA, November a. For
the first time In tho history OF Ohio, one
editor In thb atap sucee,ggtdly fought Ald
won criminal libsl sgll assinat another.
W, G G0hd, Of ,hs iumapaWla Coanty
Democrat ut Canal Dover had Mr..
+. n Road, ol the Now lRlndol.
phia Standard, arrested for chmlnal
libel, some time ago and the case has
Just been heard and doGdcd at New Phin
dolphia, Read charged that "Gould came
into tho world by an illcRttnatc routc,n
and that he Could was "a blackmalcr
drunkard and dead beat and many other
charges, In column article. Tho bury
found Read guilty, aud Judge Pearco sent
him TO jail for thirty days and fined him
the costs, t0lI Gould will now begin a
civil action for $4,000 damages agninst
Read, who Is rich man, owning one Of the
largest and finest farms in'the ruscarawaa
Valley
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
Burrlura n Little Lnta.

CHICAGO, November 81, Tho Turf ES.
change" Paddy Ryan's sample room, at
1913 Clark street. was entered by burglars
early this morning, and about $500 cash
taken from the safe. Had the place been
intored just before sthc election, 10000
rould have been secured, fully that much
having been deposited there by bcttem
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
GENERAL PALMER AND the q, A. r,
Comment aud CrltolSm Upon Ills Recent
Withdrawal,

hlthNfnNhlt
CmoAoo, November 2I-A Tribune spc.
cial from indianapolis says George w,
Koonta, the adiulant general OF Indiana,
Expresses slTong approval Of the action Of
aenoml Palmer In withdrawing from the
urand Army Of the Republic, and says
bhat Indiana Democrats who belong 10 the
order have equal caute Tor complaint llo
does not charge tha, the order hns been
nocd for the promotion Of political inlof.
esis, but incampaIrnU hu say me partisan
zeal Of Republicans lond 10 social oBtraoisal
OF Democrats IN parts whore tho Ropubli.
cans ore In the majority, In consequence
ho thinks ho will withdraw from the order
himself and viii encourage othor Demo.
Gratis TO do 80, but no attompt will bc nude
TO organize an Independent q. A, Il. com,
posed exclusively pt Democrats as u nom.
Der OF the party has suggested, lie does
not believe such q movement could bo
made success, and Il could not bc douc
anyhow under the g. A, r. constitution,
because II does not allow the introduction
oi politics into the order In any way.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

Nw YoBg, November eL--Tho Celtic
and cIty of Richmond from Liverpool aud
laohampagne from llAylg, which arrived
to-day report very rough yuYasts Henry
silmon8 ot Brooklyn, q pa engsr pn tho
Celtic was thrown down nto.rwpy and
seriously injured Ia tha spine, No was
taken 10 theho,pltl ou arriving hora,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
H. VI. esscHERls SISTER
Disooursos on woman's sufrrnEe--what
She HopeaFor.


she HoposFor.
BosUoN, November 27--lIcnry Ward
Beochcrs sister, Mrs. Isabella Booohor
Hoover, came here yesterday 10 lecture bo.
fore the first Independent club. In an In.
tervicw on the subject Of woman suffrage
she said there has been steady advance
In the woman suffrage movement ior Tho
past few years, and | hopc TO sec tho day
when we shall have u woman president of
the Unitod States, when the whole Enc.
lish speaking world will be ruled by w6.
men. A woman president would take
office unhampepcd by pledges because men
would vote for her out of pure gallantry
aud chivalry and not TO be rewarded by
Offices | think We shall have woman
president of tho United States before the
ballot is gives to women Susan Il. An.
thony, for instance, is the equolIot any liy.
Ing man as statesman and politician.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
Negro Charged with Crimlnniiy Assault.
Ing Ills Daughter,

XEMA, November q,--William jasper, a
middlo'agod ooorcd man, was arrested for
orimlnally aslulting his iourtoon.ycar.old
daughter, The villain accomplished the
decd during the absence OF his wife at
church, The evidence n 5trong against
him, the noise by the struggling girl hay.
ing attracted the attention Of two young
oolorcd lads who reside In tho same tCno.
nsnt and who witnessed the AFFAIR llSough
y koyhole Of o door leading TO an adjoining
room, but who strangely made no attempt
TO Interfere, Jasper denies his guilt There
Ia talk among some Of the eolorcd people of
lynohing him, The fellow cams here from
the south q koar ago, with tie laboren
baought hers by the eonglruot1n ,ol tho
wniorworls aud though hs is q WillaInous
lookinR man, nothing muehrb known OF
his past history
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
THE YOUNGSTOWN eoVeRNess.
uor Romalns Laid to Hest Yesterday
Afternoon,

YOUNGSTOWN, o., November 27,--Thc re.
mains OF Milo Goutard, the youngstown
French govorncse, whose rather mysterious
suicide fow days ago created considerable
comment, wore taken 10 ~ Columbia
church yesterday afternoon, where funeral
exercises were held, tho circumstances call.
Ing together an immense crowd OF people,
Tho remains were placed in vault 10
await the order Of relatives In France.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

NEwARE, November ~. Thomas Rehoe,
OF this city while passing over tho top Of a
freight train, on the plttsburg, Wheeina
road At Ema foil between the cars and was
ground 10 pieces, Ills wife resides herO, as
do his parents, the father being a Baltimore
and Ohio section boss Young Kchoo was
formerly Baltimore and Ohio conductor,
and was expected home 10 resume hIa old
run.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
IVA MIroHeLus MURDERER
Believed to Have Deon Diaoovcrod-Ths
Arrest Made.

wCmoAoo, November 2L-A frosh Glow
has been discovered which may result In
fxing the responsibility for the murder Of
Eva Mitchell, who was found dead on the
Grand Boulevard u week ago, A man
named William 0'lIrlon, ward politician,
has been arrested on suspicion, Cremer q
saloon keeper at Forty.hfth street and
Prairie avenue, says that o Brion drove up
10 his saloon Saturday night about scycn
o'clock In company with woman, whose
description exactly talies with that OF tho
Mitchell girl. Crcmor has boon examined
aud positively identifies the clothing Of the
dead girl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

i NNNN hANNAANtNt
Mrs, lluyck, widow Of William lluyok,
died ut NorwOlk.
Tho residence Of Henry Wicliort, living
near Sohumm, was destroyed by Hro De.
fcctiyo iluo. Loss $1,000, no insurance.
MIR, II. l., Croylling, Of Fremont, Ind,
and Miss Agnes Long were married at the
residence Of the brides parents In Ottawa.
George II. Christian, sr, proprietor Of the
Eorwalk gas works and Inventor of the
system Of water gas, died, aged sixty.eght.
Tho house on the farm OF tho late j.. III.
Hook In Adams county was partially de-.
stroyod by Ere Cause not known. Loss
small no insurance
Richard HartGcla, district officer In tho
employ OF tho city water works, died In
Cincinnati, Mr., fairfield was thlrty.slx
years Of age, and has boon employed In tho
wator works continuously since its roor.
ganiEatlon by the Board Of Public AfIairs.
AT Mimi University, new brick walks
are being laid There is TO be lecture
cotHsc this winter, but II b undecided
whether tho speakers will bo ooniided 10
faculty or foreign talent. Now that Pro.
icssor HargltlS biological laboratory Is we'll
under way, nearly every house is mourn.
ing the departure oi feline pet An effort
Ia being made 10 collect In tho library all
published matter relating TO Miami old
catalogues, programmed &o. will be grate.
fully received.
The Y. NJ. Q, A. woek OF prayeRbas been
observed in 0borlin with special meetings.
Interest hos been great and many oonver-
sions resulted Tho obcrlin Review ia 10
DO enlarged from sixteen pogea 10 twenty.
There Is nothoN,lo In che college A ten.
denoy to giye more prominence 10 indo-
pendent work aside from textbooks
Seminary methods have within two yoars
been adopted in psychology and political
economy. Practical experimenting and
laboratory work are made moro important
In physics, mechanics and civil engineer.
ing Microscope work In botany zoology
aud histology calls together large classes.
The object of the faculty Is not to oncour.
agc specialization, but thoy have to meet
theincrcasing demand for such work The
Increasc in the number OF professors has
enabled them to enlarge the curriculum.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

sNSputgY November gL-lt WIS dIs,
covered loatnght thalllarryWlnlamsag agent
for the irost Marble Works, this city, had
forged an order on the proprotors ot tho
works for $3.50, The order purported 20
be giyon by y, !, Doyo, wealthy farmer
near here, Williams fed from tho city
lasunlght 10 esoapo arrest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

MAspiloS, November 2G--Ada Vogan,
the daughter Of o well'to'do parents living
NJ New Liabon Ia Ia jail hore tor stealing.
Sho came here few weeks ago aud OBJ
taIncd homo In the family VI GEORGE
Yost Jr, Her father has had trouble 10
to keep her out Of the penlttntIary, and
she has boon In the Cleveland work house
several times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
naby Thrusta its Pillow Into tho Crate
and IL tiurned 10 "a Crisp,

NRw ruLApELlluA, November 27,-Tho
little throcyoarold child OF John How.
den, two miles east oi hero, met with hor.
rlblo death by ire. The mother had gone
out TO milk, and during her absence
the httl0 follow took pillow
from tho cradle and lnnocently
placed II In the grato In an Instant tho
child was onyolopOd IN flames and was
burned almost TO a crisp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

LuUNN N0YIWU1f 9L-CTolIl0H hny0
elo'ea tho grocery OF andy Hall, iro and
lhe Lomu ulrr store, owned By Morris
l,rIeh OF haumy,Do lloIch 10 tho young
Hebrew student who lost his mind at Della.
ware College q short time since from over,
study, Liabilities Of Hall, about $1,000,
Heiohs. about 500
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

REpwoop NAtus, MINI, November H.
Clifton Holden has been arrested here for
tho murder Of Frank Dodge on Friday
night, AT the inquest this morning ho
testified that Dodge shot himself accident.
ally. The story Is not believed. Lynch.
Ing Is threatened and there is great excite.
mont. It's believed that there is woman
in tho casp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

JEpsrY Cry, N, Jo November 2Z--A
umall fire aud panic occurred at Taylors
Hotel yesterday morning, Thcguosts were
awakened by the cry of fire aud rushed
out in their night clothes. The fire was
soon undor control. No one was hurt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
TWO TIANKSGIvINGS.

r 10 my belief,
founded on a long
and varied oxpo'
rlenoe, that q man
should never give
money 10 q beg
gar Asa prlnol.
pie, tho practice
Of indlacrlmlnato
almgglying Ia sub
voralyo Of true
philanthropy OF
course there arc
exceptions 70 this
rule, but Ia tho
main | think my
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
THE INAUGURATION.


March 4, Now Begun.
WASHINGTON, November 2s.--Chairman
Brtton, of tlo inaugural committed,
received n tolclceram from Colouol III.
L. Swords, at Des Moincs sayings az no
copt the secrOtaryship you kindly tender
me through General Dudley, When shall
lreportT Mr.. Brltton scnt reply re-
questing Colonel Swords TO report immc-
dlately. Colonel Swords was segeantat.
arms of national Republican committees
during-the last campaign Chairman Bril-
ton has appointed DR. NJ, L, Ruth, Of the
navy, as chairman of The floor and prone.
made committee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

NEW YoRK, November 27.--rhc llrst snow
OF tho season fell yesterday, covering the
ground TO the depth OF about ono inch.
Tho day was windy and raw, hail followed
tho snow, and AZ night thcrc was a force
gale blowing from the north, II Is the
ooldcst weather experienced 10 hr this
annaon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

Tho richest and most cnvIod man uu.
shorn OF his wealth Of money, but do.
privod OF ull tho common benefits which
his poorest BROTHER man enjoys as IN In
alionablc right, would bo poorer than the
poorest paupor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

PieuA, November 2s-it has just been
discovered that q number OF monuments
Ia the cemetery here have been doiioed.
Elmer Byrloy, Joe Kemp, and Oscar Reed,
young fellows from Fletcher a small town
near here have been arrested for doing IL
Kemp admitted hiaruIlL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
ADVICE Fon THANKSGIVING.


Don't spoil tho day by finding fault.
Anybody who Is eurly on holiday do.
serves TO DO sontOncod TO NIX months
ponal soryltudo
Don't growl because you don't rot Tho
second Joint Don't bo o hog and taho all
tho whito meat, Tho dark Ia considered
bettor by many good judges,
ulvo tAo young ones all tho gravy thcy
want, and let them deub themselves with
cranberry nOuco 10 their utomacha con.
tent. lts antl'bilioua ESpnln to them
that tho anatomical structure Of tho
turkey makes II impossible for You 70
supply them oil with "wlah bones"
II tho youthful people Of tho family
howl In tho sllont midnight watches do
not paint tho air blue, Remember that
you wero u boy onco and used TO over.
feed. Remember, too, that Thanksgiving
ouly comes once u year, although the
juvenile vote would undoubtedly DO solid
for having II como twice II woolI,
Do coploug Of Iio TO your quests, spar
Ing TO yourlNlf, Pic Is healthicst when
eaten by proxY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

NEWARK, November ~ late last 'eyen-
Ing, while Lulu Arley was parohing corn,
her dress caught lFe and ahe was fatally
burned it IA thought
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
Killed by dynamite,

batLAmf November E,-Robert Kidd,
ono OF tho brothers In Kidd Bros coal
mines Al quincy WA instantly killed by
the explosion Of q charge OF dynamite, llls
head and body were blown Into q shapeloss
maj
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
A Court nouao Ilur,ed.

GiIYonE, TEX, November oS, "A twenty
6vc thousand dollar court house was de.
stroyed by hre, with all the county records.
The FIRE ia supposed 10 have been inccndl-
ary, and s. G. Hart lawyer, has boon ar
rested on suspicion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

NoUg0sTowJ November as lit has been
discovered that nile noulagd, who com
mIlled suicide last weoE made AZ attempt
20 destroy hcnaI. H Philadelphia som(
months ago by lalns audauum,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
FoUR MEN SHOT.

A Collision Betwccn n Posse nnd some
Cherokee Indians.
FoRT SMrn, ARk., November 2s..-.word
reached here yesterday Of q shooting aiIfay
at Vim, |. T., which resulted in the death
of four Cherokee Indians George Starr.
Isaac Gortie, Jesse Londrum and ROOF
Bcnsen. The three last named wcrc drunk.
and Starr was ono Of n posse sent to arrest
thom. shooting became general Nd Starr.
brother Of George was shot through The
hand.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

+. CANAJonAm6 n, Y,.Noyombcr 7,-Tho
snow h eight Inches deep In the Mohawk
Valley and the sloIghInf Il excellent An
the state trains are iroui two to four hours
al
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

Nav YoBg, November sL-A storm IL
aow raging oil tho coast and 10 moving In
tho direction OF tho line of lho steamships
Tic wind il blowInRat ,HnU Ulo Of thirty
ilx miles an houFat ka.lpuu, Mp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

TIFFiE, November 2a-Ihe gas works Of
this city plant owned by Congressman
soney, were entirely destroyed by fire To-
day, L0sl $4,000. No Insurance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

CmcAdo, November a. Tho grand jury
have returned an indictment against r.
p. Tallman, cashier Of the defunct Traders
national bank.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

lpoRros, November T-Mn H. Oraw'
lord wife Of q farmer near Burlington,
this county was found dead In bed, Sup
posed heart disease.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

OTTAWA, November 97,-Jacob Smelling
aged iorly'fye years dIod suddenly In q
saloon az Dupont 10 Ii supposed heart
disease was tho cause,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

NoRwALR, November T,-E NJ, Rotles'
dfug store was entered by thieves and
about 800 worth II hne Howard pocket
lnINea md mlnra lnknn-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

MamoN November al-Asa two-yeas
old son NJ Jacob luHeh wac playing abob
o hot stove. n Sos upset. H.Iihg ON hhG
rnH.uH mm 10 Che door, Doe 'lghtyear'
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lIsUgufrd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

10 not toll your WHO ABOUT tho plum
pudding your Aunt Samanthy used TO
mako In Waybocl, when you woro boy
Even on holld0y8 women aro women.
Praise IL whether you oat II or not, 0lyo
her double share OF Tho pluma
And may you all 1.-Two TO ont rhanl,agiv.
Ing turkey many years In succession, and
may your feast DO followed by no pangs
Of indigestion.