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thought that certain important advan.
tages would be obtained by entering into
closer commercial relations with the en-.
piro. They demanded entrance Of the en-.
pire-the right of demanding 1t at any
time having been conceded to Hamburg
upon the empires creation - though
whether the change viii really benefit
Hamburg is a mooted question. The
other free states that, from time to time.
have joined the German customs union
have been uniformly more prosperous
than they we're before.
80
The city Of Hamburg ranks fourth
among tho ports of the world.
It is one Of the most beautiful cities in
Europe, and one of the most cosmopolitan
on the globe. Walking the streets early
In the day you will hear tho greeting
good morning" repeated in almost as
many languages as there are nations.
You will see q brawny Yankee sea cap
tain look contemptuously out Of tho cor
ners of his eyes at dapper little French
man dressed in the Paris mode.
You will see the confident Englishman
staggering along staring everybody out
of countenRncc.
You will see the bright eyed Irishman
p0A tSAAhb WIN IObulu luLcDne0t IRAN
tically endeavoring to make himself un-
derstood.
You will see men and women from all
corners of the earth strolling along the
streets Of Hamburg as unconcernedly as
If they had lived there all their lives
Hamburg is one of the chief distribut-
ing points and the commercial emporium
Of northern Europe. 1t has a population
Of 100000, 1t Is magniicently situated
on the north bank of the arrowy Elbe, at
the mouth Of the Alster The latter. a
tributary Of the Elbe, flows through the
city and forms two basins, the outer and
inner Alster, and numerous canals intersect
the cingand communicate with both rivers.
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Hungry. Not Lonesome.
PHILA0HLPHIA, Tuesday. Oct. 80. 1885.

PHILAOHLrHIA. Tuesday. Oct. 80. 1855.
Fifty cents or a dollar a yard
to be saved on a Black Silk
Dress IS worth looking out for.
We can now put you in the
way of doing ia happening
that is not likely soon to come
about again.
We have had something to
say now and then of a cele-
brated foreign make of Black
Faille Franchise. Warranted
not to Slzb-can't, threads are
locked. We've sold great
quantities of these Silks, and
not one complaint has come
back. An extra big lot of
them is here now at unlocked
for prices
Evening journal., 1888-10-30
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Cinnamon are seldom invited to a feast
Of roasted whole OK, and yet they are
familiar with the barber queue.
Go to Yerger's for trunks, 4O7 Shipley
Jennie June says this is to be a velvet
season.
Trunks and Harness, bottom prices at
Yergers
The man who is successful at sholdinp
his own" in the world is usually ambi,
tious to hold somebody else's also.
For ladies or gents fine shoes all the
styles known, order from r. D. Gates.
See advertisement.
When was Pharoahs daughter like a
merchant in Wall street? When she
found littls prophet in the rushes on
the bank.
Hungry, Not Lonesome.
I'm tired to death of bread and cheese
ANA old back-numher pies,
That Mandy left, three weeks ago.
To keep me and the flies;
II We tried the bake shop and the store
But oh. whereof / roam,
shant have nothing fit 10 eat.
iii my wife gifts home.
Puck
Evening journal., 1888-10-30
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 80, 1888.
THE joint debate on the question

THE joint debate on the question Of
The protective tariff at New Castle last
evening created an interest in that com
munity, that is not appreciated here
where this question has been more ex-
tensively discussed. The young men COW
cred themselves with glory, although it
appears that Mr.. Browne had the better
of the contest in that his friends were
too polite TO hiss Mr. Holcomb
Evening journal., 1888-10-30

Baden, Bavaria, Hanover, Hayti, Sweden
and Norway, Mexico, Salvador, Peru,
Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg,
and the Ottoman or Turkish Empire
Why was il omitted from this, if not with
the understanding that Great Britain was
specially anxious to catch some Irish
exiles by the collar and drag them across
the Atlantic in order to put down sepa-
ratist aqitation?'
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a magnificent bridge, begun in 1865. and
finished in 1872, crosses the Elbe. and
sixty other bridges span the rivers and
canals. The promenades are of striking
beauty, and the towering trees and lux
uriant foliage along their sides are kept
in perfect condition
Some Of the buildings of Hamburg, and
especially the churches, are among the
famous ones of tho world. One Of the
finest structures is the exchange, where
6,OO0 men congregate daily, and which
has a library of 10000 volumes. The art
gallery is among the greatest in Europe.
md it is visited by enthusiastic art stu
dents from all over the world. The church
of st. Nicholas, built from designs by Sir
Gilbert Scott, at a cost Of over 81. O00. 900.
as O memorial of the fire Of 1872. is a very
fine gothic building. and has one Of the
loftiest spires in Europe II is 4S3 feet
high. The church Of st. Michael, built
IN the Eighteenth century, in the renais.
sance style, is also distinguished bv
lofty spire. It is ASP feet high. The
church of st. Catherine dates from the
Fourteenth century. There is a great
hospital in the suburb Of st. George, with
accommodations for more than 1000 pa
tients, and the big orphan asylum edu-
Gates and provides for COO pupils. Ono
Of the curious institutions Of the city is
a home, founded in 1853, for the care and
training Of dep-avel and abandoned
children. The city library is contained
IN the Johanneum college, and consists Of
200,0 GOO volumes and 5000 manuscripts.
- sely Impressive DAi-Alng Is the govern
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New Yorl's eighth Rcciment.

The corner stone Of a new armory for
the Eighth regiment Of New York was
laid recently with imposing ceremonies.
The governor, who is ex ofiicio commander
in-chief Of the state forces, was conspicu-
Gus, among q number Of uniformed Of
ticers, for bis civilian suit The walls
have thus far been raised to height of
twenty feet. The accompanying cut shows
how the building win appear when com
pleted. 1t is on the highest ground on
the east side Of Murray hill and Harlem.
commanding fine view north and east,
1t viii cover a whole block, except about
100 feat, on one end.
Evening journal., 1888-10-30

A special despatch from Indiana saws
that IA, 600 Dunkards are going to vote
for Harrison. Some fellow doubtless
counted them and ehalked their chokers.
But. in view of the free whiskey plank in
the Republican platform, we think the
r. in the word s'Dunkard" has been err
roneously omitted after the first d.
in other words, $4,000 drunkards ~
Philadelphia Record
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ADDITIONAL TRAINS.

Dolly, except Sunday-Leave DUPONT sos
m, Newbridge go a. m. Arrive Wilmingtog
$40 a. m. -
Saturday only-Leave Reading 1900 D. m.
arrive Birdsboro 1888 D. m. Leave DuPontl ~
b m, Newbfldge 40 p M, arrive Wilmington
Wilmington 7.23 D. m.
For connections at Wilmington at B. ga,
Jnnctlon' at Chadd's Ford Junction, at Coates
vile and Waynesburg Junction, at Birdsbors1
at Reading, see time tables at all stations
BOWNESS BRIGGS, Gen. Passenger Agt,
A. 81. MCCAUSLAND, SUPERINTENDENT
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Farming is one Of the best occupations
for young man. Even cabbage culture
will enable youth to get head.
Evening journal., 1888-10-30

VI luoliOuS DldCk ana wearing
worth these Black Fables are
unsurpassed. When this lot
goes prices will snap back to
the old notch.
East Transept.
Dress Goods Remnants are
turning up all the time. Every
morning they are caught up
and hustled off to the regular
Remnant counter. All DAYS
are alike for Remnants. One
day a week or two days a week
wouldn't do for the big lots we
make.
Heretofore we've let the
ends and short pieces of Cloak
ings and Ulsterings stay with
the regular goods. Too much
business there to bother with
them any longer. Today ace
6anale the 70h0le lot on 10 the
Remnant counter al half tie
original Prize or less.
Black Ottoman Frisse
Stockinet Berlin Tweed
Check Cloakings Cheviot
Mohair Plush Mixed Cloaking
Diagonals Matelasse
Astrakans Camel's-hair
In the lots are all the likely
colorings and mixtures. Gen
orally in pieces from ~ to
81 yards long. Your only
worry will be to find the right
length.
West Of the centre of the Store.
We take one article of the
Mems Furnishings - Night
Shirts-to show the variety
and completeness of the stock.
These are the different sorts
you can depend on finding
them.
Muslin Night Shirts:
A Good Muslin. 75c
Wamsutta Muslin, 81
Same. with Cash's trimmings, 81
Double Warp, 81
French Long Cloth, exquisite
needlework, 81
Flannel Night Shirts:
Plain White % TX
Twiiled White, $3.50
Fancy Colors $3.50
silk Striped, S3.75
Wooden Night Shirts:
White $3.50
Gray, undyed "a
Camel's-hair, So
Silk Night Shirts:
pongee, plain; SO
Pongee trimmed, $3.50
China Silk, trimmed, 50
Chestnut street side. west Of Main Aisle.
The most surprising thing
we were ever able to do in
Antique and Cluny Lace Cur
tains
Antiques n5T s :; sl, e.. sl2
In most cases less than the
wholesale price.
Second floor, north Of Transept.
We now have in stock more
of those So Stockinet Coats,
in mixtures. The price we
sell them for will not buy the
cloth, and they are well made
and perfect fitting. In the
regular course of trade they
would be So.
Both ends of the Store, middle entrance,
The London made Water
proof Wraps for Women are
now with those for Men, near
Chestnut street entrance.
About 100 of them, in new
checks; kinds that have been
SIS and $40 shall 60 at $40.
About IS silk ones that have
been $40 and $23 are now
SIS. A garment that any
lady's wardrobe is completer
for having.
Chestnut street side. west Of Main Aisle.
There are extra quick lots
all through China and Glass
ware. These show the drift i
1875 pieces Decorated Carlsbad China.
Odd pieces in Dinner and Tea ware
Soup Tureens, Covered Dishes, all
sizes Of Plates, Meat Dishes, Cups,
Saucers, etc, zoe to 49,
Decorated English Cottages Chamber
Set.
Dwarf Umbrella Stands, blue and white.
at the old-time sensation price, SO.
Second floor, Juniper street side. Four ele- |
vatOrs.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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''Vhy Canst Thou Not a. Others Dor,

why Canst Thou Not as Others Do?''
Why canst thou not, as others do,
Look on me with unwoHnding eyes?
And yet look sweet, but yet not SO;
Smile, but not in killing wise.
Arm not thy graces to confound;
Only look, but do not wound.
Why should mine eyes see more in You
Than they can see in all the rest?
For can others beauties view
And not find my heart opprest.
Q, be as others are to me,
Or let me be more to thee.
-Harper's Magazine.
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Z. d X. Station. $50 1925 225 SIS l1,24
ADDITIONAL TRAINS
Wilmington, SIS D. m; b. q o. Junction, 6.3a
p. m. ;Newbridge, 639 p. m. Arrive Dupont 6.57
d. m.
On Saturday only-Will leave Wilmington
at go p. M, Newbridge 5.45 p. m. Leave VIII
mlngton Ills ,. m, Newbridge 1l.35 p. m.
Arrive Dupont ll.55 p. m. Leave Birdsboro LILO
p. m. Arrive Reading LAO p. m.
GOING SOUTH
Daily Sunday
Daily lex Sunday only
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WILMINGTON AND NoRTHERN Ran
w ROAD. Timetable, in effect July (. 1sss
GOING NORTH.
Daily Sunday
Tex Sunday Daily only
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while IN one corner is the seal Of ths
regiment with its motto, "Paratus ct
Fidelis."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
A NEW BABY.
Tho Terrible Troubls II CAUSED In n
Family NJ Wnbnah.

Tho Terrible Troubls II CAUSED In n
Family nj wabash.
wApAsu, 1Sn,, December 0, Joseph wig.
nor, wollknown resident with largo
family, has become violently Insane, and
has made repeated threats 70 kill three OF
hischIldron, On last Thursday there was an.
othor addition 10 the Wignor household In
tho shape Of girl baby, Almost immodi-
atcly after the appearance Of this infant
Wlgnor became violent His actions
were irightful, llo orawlod on tho
floor and olutohod at tho wall declaring
that knives were being thrust through the
ddog OF the house
On Saturday Wgncr visited the homo OF
q noighbor named Wilson, aud told thom
that ho had killed throo OF his little ones
Az Wilson's ho ate rayonuously and do.
olarod Il was the first good meal ho had
tasted IN fifteen days Wiguor 10 regarded
as sober man, aud not given TO drinking
10 that his present condition ianot ascrlbod
10 lntoxlcmb lie is being closely
Wnloleu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

WAanIHsT0H. December 6,-Yafioua an-
nual reports, including that OF the score.
tary Of The treasury we're presented and
appropriately referred in the Senate
yesterday.
Mr. Frye, At 1880 o'clock, moved 70 pro-
oood 10 the consideration Of the Union Pa'
oiho settlement bill
Mr. Mitchell opposed tho motion on the
ground that he hl,d had no time " exam
Inc the report
Mr. Teller also favored postponement
OF the matter
Mr. Frye said he did not Of course, wish
10 urge the bill on the Senate II anihclenl
opportunity had not been given for reading
the report and investigating tho subject,
but the matter was very familiar one 70
the Senate The report had been made In
writing and had been printed M long ago
as July last Tho bill, he thought, could
be disposed OF In four or live morning
hours.
Mr., Plumb regarded the bill ~ being
matter more Of private than public inier'
eaL There was no particular reason iot
haste aa the debt would not mature ioi
nine years, Ia his judgment u would re
quiro u good deal OF dobatc Without say
ing what might eventually become OF tho
bill, ho thought it would bo found 70 la
one OF rather more Importance than tho
Senator from Maine seemed 20 think.
MIR, Frye asked that the bin bo hado q
special order ior fncHuiy'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
BROWN COUNTY COURT House
Destroyed by FiFs-Al the Records Lost
Save Part ef These In tho Recorders

Destroyed by FiTs-Ail the Records Lost
save Part ef These In tho Recorders
Ofhee.
0HoRaRTowH, December o. Yesterday
morning at 2 a. m,, the twOalory brick
court house vas discovered on hre and
burned 10 the ground, only part Of the out
side walls standing, In the second story
was the court room and Jury rooms, while
0n the first floor were thu county offices
Tho entire records Ia Probate Judge Ell
u. rarkefs onee we're lost also lhose Of
Olerk Stephenson aud those Of Auditor
HelblinG' $40 moneys In Treasurer
luohey's 0hi0e we're preserved ~ we'll ~
three'fourtha Of the records In Recorder
helainger's oihoe-lhoae burned being the
decd and mortgage books that we're outside
Of the vaults,
The Recorders Once was the only one
that had fre.prooi vaults
The grand Jury was In session and Pros
eoutof David V, Pearson was arranging ~
indiot tho White Caps, aud from this ola1
II II supposed by some the building wp
iired Others think II came from the tem'
peranoe racket here, Georgetown having o
year ago voted. out the saloons aud from
this has arisen io,ida, law suits and biekef'
inga that have set this whole community
by the oar
The Ion OF the building IL only go, 0OO,
but the Ions oi ne auditors, clerk AprobatC
judges, ahorin h. commissioners records
entirely with one'alxth OF the recorders
gone, nakoaa an rfeparabe one that cannot
DO estimated In dollars aud senta tlb0,0W
cannot replace the burned papers, and
from this fire viii likely arise endless lti
cation, Tho court house was m Old
structure, andiu IL General Thomas l.. la
mer appointed u, b Grant q cadet 10 West
Point praoiiood a. the bar Aa did ox.Unitod
At0Ioi Senator Thomas Morris, II stood In
the contor OF public square and IN II Cor
win, Ewing, 3, T., Chase and Judge Thur
man often spoke,
II wan with great difficulty that tho llro
was kept from spreading and burning the
whole town, rho excitement Ia great aud
Hon Il, A, Campbell, mayor has sworn
In thirty extra police armed with rifles ~
tho whole region lsi0n the verge Of a reyolu
ton owing to the whito cap raids, aud the
loose elements jumping ~ the front
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Professor Klcnk, Cincinnati's famous
gymnastio teacher and athlete, Is dead.
Rov. W. A. Hutchinson, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church, has accepted call Ut
Astoria, Oregon.
A iourince refractng telescope has beon
ordered from Alvin Clark 4 Sons by the
Ohio University
Mrs. Garfield, widow Of President Gar
field has given $40 900 TO Garfield Uniyer-
ity, an institution situated at Wichita,
Kas.
DIR. Elmer Potter, Of Columbus who has
boon seriously III with typhoid fever Is re.
ouperating at the homo OF his mother in
Delaware.
The trial OF William Johnson at Athena
for fatally shooting William Hill on the
oath OF last June, resulted in verdict OF
manslaughter. FTSssS
s. W. Crittonden, prominent citizon OF
Utica, N. Y, died at tho home OF his son,
W. b, Crittendcn, at Bucyrus, Sunday. Ho
was eighty years old.
Tho trial OF Mrs Anna Shoots, OF Adams.
Vile, Muslrngum county, charged with
murder in the irstdegroo for poisoning her
six-year-old daughter began at Cambridge
yesterday
Thomas w. Gordon, John A. Tweed, W.
w. Young Il, w. Durham, O. d. Thomp-
son, O. II. Blair and ], q. Rhodes compose
tho stock company which has purchased
tho tho Georgetown Gazette.
The new department recently established
In connection with Wilberiorce University
at Xenia, by the State under the name OF
tho Combined Normal and industrial De-
partment has been formerly opend.
Ohio Wesleyan University at Delaware
enters the athletic world witha gymnas-
ium built and equipped by tho students.
The ladies have shown thc heartcst en-
thusiasm in the movement and will OF
course receive their share Of the benefits to
DO derived from II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
MISS AAen MAY BE ABROAD.

II 80, She IN Travelling for Hor Health az
Well M Her Liberty.
+. HARnIsbun0, December b.--Mlm Hagc,
who .ombeEElcd about 81, 500 Of government
funds, while olork in the collecting depart
mont OF internal rovono in this city, Is
supposed 10 have started for Europe, where
resides millionaire relative While hero
she mingled considerably In the company
OF young lady OF this city who Is worth
about $4,000 10 whom, in lotter dated II
Philadelphia, she directs her brother for
morly deputy collector Of this district 10
70 for amount equal TO that which she con-
fossos sho appropriated. Tho brother
declines 10 aooodc 10 hor request.
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deserved aud wllIlnghomage 70 hiH goat
nem and tho glory OF his oafoeTl but they
will cherish with much more tendef aenal'
blliiy tho loving memory OF hla amplel
generous and eonslderale nature,
The work Of the department Of Justice
for tho year IL feoounled and commended,
and the suggestions Of tho report from that
department, recommended 70 tho consider
alton OF congress,
fnr AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
A large Hpsee In tho message II devoted
TO the department Of agriculture, IN which
the work accomplished II praised and
many suggestions made ~ 10 how ~ worl
might have better results
The adjustment OF tho relations between
the government and tho railroad com
panlea which have received land grant,
and tho guaranty OF The public credit ih
aid Of the construction OF lheif roads should
receive early attention, The report OF 0
majority Of the commissioners appointed
N examine the affairs and In
debtednen OF these roads Ia which
they favor All extension ot ths
time for the payment Of such Indebtedness
IN NJ least one 0ase where the corporation
appears 10 be able 10 comply With well
guarded and exact terms, Of such eStenalop
on the reinforcement u their opinion b.
gentlemen OF undoubled business judg
ment and experience, appointed 10 pfoteol
the interests OF the government ~ dlree
torn OF said corporation, may well
lead 10 the belief that such
an extension would be az tho advantage oi
tho government The subieot ahould b.,
treated as business proposition With
yiew 10 final relaxation Of IL indebted
nenf by the government than ~ queatot
TO be decided upon prejudice or by way o.
punishment from previous wrong doing
The eonclualonH that ! have presented
congress, an imperfect statement OF The
condition OF our country aud Ia wants, 90
oaalon no fear that anything omitted 10
not known aud appreciated by the oongTon
upon whom rests the responsibility OF In
telhgont legislation IN behalf Of great ma
ton and o conilding people. As public
servants we shall do our duty Wei u We
guard lho reoltude OF our lntenilona, main
tain uuaulliod our love oioounlry aud with
unselash purpose strive Tor the public good
GRoyER CLEVELAND,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
PHIL DAILY SHOT
While Resisting IN Attempt at maoh.
inaii.

while neaating IA Attempt ~ niaok.
mail,
Nav YoW, December 6,-Yoaterday
evening Phil Daily, tho Woll known pro-
prietor OF the Pennsylvania club house al
Long Branch, yihtod, Ut hen request Mis-,
Addlo Stanton, an alleged droaanaker, who
lives at 400 North Fourth avenue, this city,
and whose acquaintance ho made some
time ago lilo had with him tS,o 900 In caeh
and $4,000 In bonds which lao intended 10
depOsl, on his way homo, II seems that
the fact was known, for m ho was talking
IN the room, suddenly the folding doors
mungout, and DISCLOSED two mon ono Of
whom holding q handkerchief before hn
features loyolod q revolver NJ DAILY and
ordered him 10 throw up his hands, DAILY
rushed ut the man aud grapplod with him,
In tho aouiilo that onoued tho weapon was
discharged, tho ball striking DAILY on the
right cheek, aightly wounding aud stun
ming him. The two men made their o.
cape
LArEE. Tho women Stanton aud Ham.
mond, arrested last evening In connection
with the "badges gamo" attempted on
Phil DAILY, we're arrnignod In court this
morning Tho police authorities my they
aro strangcra 10 them, Tho women were
romaudod for further investigation. No
further arrests have boon made.
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Jefferson county, II ID. said has white
caps
O, H. Peters q sons sais at Athens wa
blown by burglars
II n claimed that q baby farm has been
unearthed at Cincinnati,
NM Jonathan Webster q Seneca county
prisoner, 10 dead, aged 10,
Joseph Adlon, labofer, oi Springfield h
In JAIL charged With incest
Fred Young, OF Wooster, was attacked
by footpada and hia nose broken,
Mrs, Hnoots the Ianesylle murderer, Ia
on,tflal tgf her life NJ Cambridge,
Hom Of the white cap atrocities reported
from Brown county are haid 10 he untrue,
The barn Of Henry Cooper near Wells
willie, was burned, l.oaa $1,000 insurance
1900,
0eoWo Mccoy, one OF the Mccoy Hatfield
deaperAdoeA was arrested Yesterday ai
lFOnton,
The Chemown murder trlal, al Ashland,
II proceeding, u II ELIAS Ohemown who 10
nov un uial,
Mn Hannah Rontl, who deserted her
husband at Salon, has been apprehended
at youngstown.
Frank siork and Allen Dodge Of oxford,
will serve terms IN the Dayton Work House
for drunkenness
Dr. A, l., Jackson, one OF the important
witnesses In tho Anooks murder case NJ
Zanoayllle Ia mlfallg
Henry swoeyal Of Wooster, who shot
James MoDouga NJ oryille, has been
bound over 10 court In 5000,
Jacob Bush, retired farmer and yotor'
mary surgeon, living near Norwalk, died
yesterday from blood poisoning. llo had
boon treating an animal, with scratch on
his hnnd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
TELeeRAPHlo TAPS.

Tom Self, a druggist committed suicide
at his homo in Greonvlllc, Tenn, by taking
aconitc.
Tho Nashville Typographical Union has
indorscd Herman A, HasslocS for Govcrn-
mont Printer, X
John Prougb, a h,rmcr living near Cor
hen, Ind, has lost over 500 worth Of hogs
from the cholera. .N
Harper Jordan has beon convicted Of
mur'w Id the hrst degree az clarksville,
Ky, Ac killed John Nolan.
Thomas s, Warren, well-known resi-,
Idcnt OF Norfolk, Va, committed suicide
yesterday. The deceased was q brother og
the distinguished DIR, Edward Warren, Of
Paris
AT Fairviow, KY, Sam Finch was shot IA
tho breast and arm and fatally wounded.
but by whom Is not known, as tho dim
Guilty occurred outdoors and a numbcro Of
shots woro fired.
The annual convention OF the Nebraska
Woman Suffrage association is IN session AZ
Omaha. A largo meeting wna addressed By
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan y. An,
thony yesterday