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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
NOT GUILTY.
ALnIsN'0. MYERS IA ACQUITTED
or THE CHARGE or COMPLETELY m
THE TALLY SHEET FORGERY,
Tue JuTy Agrees 10 that Verdict After
Right neuFs Ut Deiibsration,

LoRDoE, o., December Alt was almost
" O'clock, Saturday, when Hon, john w.
Locke finished his closing argument for
the state, in the Myers case aud Judge
fugh announced that he would not begin
his charge 10 tho jury until after the din
ner hour As soon rs M, Locke had fin
iAhed his speech, q few warm words we're
INDUCED Ia by that gentleman and MI
Wilson, tho attorney, touching certain TO-
marks no tWlltonl had heard that Locke
made W his argument The storm soon
blow over and court adjourned,
II was iil0 when tho court opened In the
afternoon and Judge rugh began his charge
10 tho jury, lie inst explained what evil
dence must BIO considered, and In this line
pointed out their duty as Jurors, lie then,
explained tho nature Of the crime charged
against tho defendant, and entered into o
legal discussion, The question Of eoH-
eplfaey occupied q groat doal Of the time
II being dwelt upon IN all lts legal aspects,
The evidence Of witnesses was then men'
toned,
Judge rugh said that tho testimony Of
Justice Martin and !, Il, Post0n tended 10
show thu existence 0f u conspiracy that Of
A. u Colt and Douglass Doyle likewise
The matter Of procuring evidence was eE'
plalned 10 tho Jury In m0Quiyooal terms,
Judge rugh occupied Just forty minutes
In reading hla charge,
Tho counsel Tor the defendant took a
long list Of exceptions to the charge and
10 the refusal 10 charge In y certain man
ner.
Tho Jury retired at 2jla O'Clock and tho
court took arecess pending their report
AZ 10 o'clock the Jury sont word that they
had agreed upon u verdict aud the court
was notified, The foreman on being asked
what the verdict was replied, mot guilty, %
There was quiet In the court room, not
many being present then Myers friends
began 70 congratulate him, II was but q
Tow moments before the court room wa
cleared and the most interesting trial hold
here for q long time was over,
The Jury ballotted five times, On the
first ballot u stood seven fer conviction
aud i've Tor acQuittal, On the second bal
lot the Jury stood nlno Tor acqulttal aud
three for conviction, On the third there
we're ten for acquital and two Tor oonyic'
ton On tho fourth ballot ton voted for
acqulttal one Tor conviction and one blank,
| On tho hfth the Jury ttood unanimous for
acqulttAl,
Myers was present In the court room
whom the verdict was read, and broke COM
! plot0ly down, but managed 10 thank each
| Juror taking each ono by the hand, and
thop received congratulations FROM every
one present
The case has been on trial thirteen days,
the counsel consumed fourteen hours IN
presenting their argument and the case has
cost Franklin county for witnesses alone
about 500
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
INDIANA CLIMATE FMaRoauIo,
The orsen smith aud Robertson Racket
Revived,


IHpIAHAroLH, ispn December e. The
Indiana Senate, from present indications
IL pretty certain 10 begin rs next session
with another row, which viii Involve com
plioall0ns somewhat similar 10 tho fuhJe
OF two years ago, EXCEPT that 10 10 hardly
probable that The trouble viii continue
longer than tho first week aud will not sorl.
ously interfere with legislation II viii
DO a fight over the old question a. 10 who
shall preside over the body 0reenhmltl
N no longer member Of The AonAto ana
consequently can not bo tbs presiding ot
Aar. Colonel Robertson u the Liauten'
ant Governor until the first Monday
aitoF the %beglnningo Of the regular session OF
the Senate, aud IA the legally constituted
presiding officer Of that body, aud II ID hh
duty ~ such 10 call the Senate 70 ordol
when II organizes for the session but II he
IN prevented from being present u N pro
vded that the auditor Of state shall presidt
during lhp organization, and IN thenhseHoC
OF he auditor also ono OF tho Judges Of iht
Supreme court shall temporarily altond u
the duties OF tho position,
IL appears therefore, that II N newt
able that the Democratic senate, II Il
10 disposed 10 be awabiding. must submit
10 the rule ola Republican presiding OH.
Der, but the robellloul spirit Of the majority
will probably manifest itself In a dotorm.
ipatlon an q matter Of preference who thai
Republican shall bO. II will 20 hard Will
them 10 %reoognlEo Colonel Robertson right
10 preside, attor having kept him out OIL
tho position all through the session two
years ago, In deaa 90 Of tho law and thC
court II Is undora ID that II IL his de-
termination 10 assert \ rights,
Tho course that will 20 pursued, II 10 eS
peotod, will be TO dispute Bobortson'l
right to preside over he senate anC
after he has called II 10 ordt oleota prosi
dent from among the nom ora 70 OIL IA,
position until the beginning Z tho nov
Lieutenant governors term,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
THE IANIToR AM AMARoHIsr.
How the Chicago A%narehists Secured a
For Sundays MsstiHg,

N
omeAa0, December 9b,-Tha hall OF the
rAAteners union, an Organization Of work
lngmen, was rented last week 10 the An
arohisls' society known a. tho Arbeitu
hnndi Tor q meeting Sunday, II ap'
pears however that the plasterem we're 10
norant Of the character Vt the Arbeltel
hund society and that their hall wal
rented for the meeting by the ianitoE who
Is claimed 10 have AnarohistlO tendencies
When the plaateFem discovered who theiI
tenants were q committee from the union
waited on the chief Of police and requested
mat he assume the responsibility Of
preventing the occupancy Of their hall by
bnnd, saying that tho %ianItor would DO
dismissed tor c0nnlylng ~ tho anarchist
meeting on their premises, Tho chief 70
piled that he would take charge Of the
matter and when tho members Of the
ArbelteF bund began 10 assemble at tho
flastereTa Hall yesterday afternoon, they
found the police In charge Of the entrance
and were Informed that no meeting would
DO permitted, Tho anarchists concluded
10 make no furtherattempt to hold v meet
Ing aud quietly disperaad a number going
70 The a0elRllhllo meeting then In progress
Al No, zee Lake street The latter was
largely attended aud several detective,
were among tho audience, Ma, Woodman
delivered q leetuIo 0n foo speech and said,
among other things chat IL was futile g.
attempt 10 check the growth Of ideas by
breaking up meetlng, Tho most danger
Gus Glaze were those who were slloncpd but
not convinced, AZ the conclusion Of hel
lecture several other PERSONS spoke on va
rous polnu touched by Mm Woodman,
sone Of ihom making %tlrloal or CON
tomptoua relSonoe 10 che police and the
city authorities who prevented the meeting
Of the Afheiter buud,
The following resolution was adopted
THAT the action Of tho police authorities
Ia oloaing the public meeting places by
threats Of destroying tho business of the
proprletori not because ot any violation Of
tho law by the owners Of the halls nor by
those who met there, but simply because
tho police powers u tho city o%ontomptuous
ly Ignore the law cannot bo too strongly
condemned, That this iaA furthor oonhr'
nation Of the TOO apparent fact that there
Ia one law for tho rich aud another Cor tho
poor"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
ELopEMGNT.
Ta.hIonahle soeIely afLom.vhIo shoehea

Fashionable Society ofLoulsyilio SHOCKED
LoUmyfLLE, December gb,-lt wat nm.
nouncod here yesterday morning that
Thomas Buchanan and Ida Shallcros, two
members OF the nltra,lNshionRhlc society Of
the city had elopcd, Mics shnllcrosl Is tho
oldest daughter OF stephen II. shallcroas.
ESQ., OF the firm Of Mcforran, shalloross n
90, porE-paokers, and 10 one Of the most
beautiful women In Kentucky Mr. Buoh-
anal h the ron Of James buchanan, Of the
real oatato firm al buchanan Bros, and Isl
prominent lcadur OF society and a proper
Gus young business man, Mr. buchanan
and Miss shallcross cIopod 10 Jolorronyillo
nj an carly hour and were married there by
Squire KeIgwin, Of that place Their pa
rents did not object and no cause for thdr
strange action ~ glycn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
'aAMENEsS %0NEQUALLRD,
kPRlzE FIGHT WITHOUT A PARAetaL
IN AMERleAN Hl6ToRN
OAs mAsnaFnea BY . Falling Lamp-Ths
Osatsst Kndsi Ia a Kicking Match

WMEEHHLRHE Pa December A-Mika
Beatty, who stock up before John H. HUI
liyan tor two rounds three years ago, aud
George Monk, another local pugillst fought
q savage battle IN an old shed Al Plymouth
At about l O'clock yesterday morning
IL was a brutal affair Ia tho eleventh
round = lamp from the ceiling fell on
Beatty'a head, aud set fire 10 him, lilo
was badly burned about tho face and
hands,
1.-THE burning petroleum having made
Deatty's hand useloas after the nineteenth
round, II was proposed that tho two men
fight the battle out with their foot Ihii
wal agreed 10, A temporary platform wa
built and tho fighters placed thereoni they
then commenced 10 Kick AT each other and
with good effect Realty had powerful
legs aud soon disabled him
In tho twentyraeoOnd round tho referee
awarded the fight 10 Beatty On q foul
Monk kicking him In the stomach Both
mon we're badly dis6gured, The fight wa
for $500, noth principals will ba arrested.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
AcoLoR war


A. u Bears Upon the southern Episcopal
Church,
y CmoNoo, DCcombor ga special to the
Chicago Tribune from Charleston, s. e.,
says, An cyont Of moro than ordinary in'
tctcst In Episcopal religious circles o..
Cured hero Sunday, II was the ordina.
ton by Bishop Howe 10 the Doaeonatc, Of
the Rev. L., NJ lloltings, q young negro
theological student l]lolting Is the second
colorcd man who has taken holy orders In
tho diocese Of Charleston, He is 80 years
old, was born In Charleston and educated
at the Saxon school for freedmen, cstab-
lishod here by the northern philanthropists
AZ tho close Of the war, The ordination
services took place AZ 80, Morkls, the col
orod Episcopal church OF this city, the
clergymon participating being Bishop
Howe, OF the Doohc, A. Porter aud j, V.
Wolch, white, and ], H. NJ, Pollard, col.
orcd. There was only q sprinkling Of
white persons present, The ordination
bears directly upoA the color war that has
been raging In This diocese for the last ton
years. The war led, two years ago, TO the
withdrawal from the diocese convention Of
most Of the lay delegates and prominent
clcrgymOn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
SHERIFF. SALE,

MarsA nowcm ordor OF Sale In Partition,
IA. Atafk County Common
John Lcih Of at, piNW Court
, virtue VI hn order OF sale IN partition Issued by
Iii clerk Of Nc court Of common nlulN OF AtAtk Coz
' 0' IN Tho above action, nnd 10 me directed I Will
Tor Halu NJ public outCry on the premises,
kimiehilcn towuuhlr on
turday, the i2th day Of JAM 1880,
following described real estate Part Of Tho
. theaKt quarter OF section nineteen no. IN town
b nlnetcen (rl, OF range lryun lfh IN stlrh
nty, ohio, excepting tho following described
more0f to-wlti beginning NJ the southwest
mel Of haid quarter teCllohi thence cast Win the
lrtof linH 1sahsiuO chains 70 q Htonti thence
40, parallel with the wost line Of tho quarter .
IA Otsis 4. loo OhAihH 20 u At0noi thOnce wust pnrAls
with tho south line W tAla quarter z Aud ad-lOO
aims W u gtUnn and the west line OF tnld quarter
thg road thence south 10 tho corner Of said quar-.
section . aud df.l-g-iO0 chains 10 the place Of
hglhninR. cnntlViing acres qi land, ana subject
|sO " tho right OF way, thlTteon feet Wide on tho
NJ aide OF tho north part Of Ahil quarter section
hnyoyod by JA.oh Lesh 70 Louis Mona, hy deed o.
mo decd fcoofda Of said county, 70 which refer.
hoe Ia hereby made for d full description OF said
lsht Of way, ana tho interest conveyed ny Ald dupd,
No tract of lana intended " BIO described hereby
latalna iOi acres " land'
Appraised NJ elT00O,
saie 10 ommon NJ one o'eioct y. m. Terms,
1000 cash on day OF salol tho balance OF one.thlId
fuhs amount 10 he bid 10 DO paid IN cash upon
Iprll lat 1890, and the remaining tw0.thlrda 70 DO
AID April lHL, 1890, and April iHt, 1901, Tor which
|lfefrcd payment the purchaser shall execute notes
|Aripg Interest from April lut ibb0, payable an
kaliY, and secured by mortgage upon Tho promises
Nld, posaehalon VI aaid preniinA 10 NO delivered
the purchaser on April it, 1857
A.. LEININdER shorAH.
bar, LYNon A DAY, Aitya,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
Ind TALG JUG
A Gallon Of whisky The subject OF lowe
Litigation,

A Gallon Of Nlibhy tie subject or lowe
Litigation,
DIS MONS, lAo December 25,-A new
phase OF the prohibitory law was passed up
on In the District court here yesterday.
Judge Conrad released d package OF alcohol
which was seized In the United smtoa Tx
press Office Ia this city some time ago en-
route from Rock Island, IN, to Runnells,
Iowa, The package was not labeled or
marked 10 NJ 10 show ~ contents, aud tho
state law requires al shipments Of liquor
within the state 10 be so marked, The
oonstablct seized the alcohol and claimed
that after II once crossed the line and came
inside tho state IL fell under tho provision
Of tho statute for the rest Of tho journey,
and was therefore liable 10 seizure for being
unmarked, Tho court holds that this was
Interstate shipment belonging to inter
state commerce, and therefor not subject 10
state laws, until the transit had ended and
the liquor became a pert OF the mass OF
Iowa property lie therefor orders that tho
gallon Jug no sent on ig way 10 Rnnnols
u%ndlalurbCd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27

Mrs John Rober Lancaster, died, aged "a,
Maddox Bros, drug store, at Ripley,
burglarlaod Of $3.50 In goods,
Governor Boratcr refuses 10 ray whether
he goes into llarrlton'8 cabinctor not,
Warren Chapman, 0t Maeaillon orrostcd
o his wedding trip for basturdy- bail,
II. n. Valentine, surveyor Of Crawford
county, isaboutto marry Miss losio Mcdry.
George HyGcld, NJ Waycrly aged "a,
fatally crushed in climbing upon u moving
wagon,
Flank Gil6llen, q merchant at Carlisle,
married Miss Mary Prathor, of Adanl
county.
Rev. II. II. W. Hibshmon, Do, Of TiGA.
elected General superintendent, Of U. $
German Reform Missions,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

General Harrison wrl Now Begin Cnbl-
net Mnking-statrsmon from the Cnpl.
tRl Arrive,
]INDiANApoLls, December ga car load
OF Indiana onicc.holdcrs In Washington
arrived here late last night TO romoin over
the holidays, Ex-senator Mcdonald and
Congressman Bynum accompanied the
party,
During the holiday wook General lIarri.
son win suspend his afternoon receptions,
which have hitherto been held between two
and four o'clock Of each day. II Is the
Generals desire to give attention TO im-
portant and pressing matters, and his
friends and the public generally viii there
fore sec the noccssits Of him having com.
mand OF his timo for thc wcekat least.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
WHO oUyERoE 10.


Recognized - An ola saa Captain o.
naltmore-Hs ChsOkored Career,
BALTIMORE, December ai-ln Captain
buyorgo, whom cable dispatches report ~
having killed Victor stanwood, United
states Commercial Agent NJ Andikolo,
Madagascar lalumorcana recognize u
toimor captain Of tho Yacht Nakoma,
owned by It. NJ Padcliord, Of this city,
Duyergo has had q remarkable career aud
was one reported dead, lie served IN q
Massachusetts, regiment President Arthur
appointed him 10 q coH8ulfhlpa al st. Paul,
DO Loand0r on tho west congt OF Africa,
Ho was at this time woll known In New
York and Now England, Ills wife no.
eomphnied him 10 Africa but was unable
10 stand tho climate and Eho returned,
leaving her husband there, Some time
aftsrwnfd she saw An announcement Of
his death published, In the mean
timo, however she had secured q
divorce In Now York courts, ON the plea Of
abandonment az her hushsnd Ind mover
written 10 her since tho time she left him
In Africa, Some yours after the announce
mont Of his death, % former Grand Army
eomrado Of his in Baltimore received Il
lottor from him stating that no was q
colonel inthc Madam'c0rNrmy III friends
here we're greatly surprised to hear that he
was Ia the land OF tho living, Tho captain
next turned up Ia Paris where ho pub
lished a lcttor ON hiytravcls and adventure,
In Madagascar, IN which ho preferred
charges against stanwood, who held tho
position Of oonsular ogont at Madagascar,
for which puyorpc had bgon an unsuccoss
ful applicant, DuycrH n vi Froncll noble
descent, when o. boy ho served In tho
French army under noulnurcE aud no
also served with some distinction In the
Hr.,ah mann
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
apARsoN pAvlEs,u
Debut as n slugger IN Hghtlng Manager
MnIAhY.

Debut az u slugrer IN Fighting Manager
Mckay.
CmoAoo, December A-'ratson" Da,
yies made his debut ~ q slugBor In llllnolt
At about II o'clock Saturday night, when
the police put down their foot Saturday
afternoon and warrants were issued iol
Kllraln and Mitchell the PEARSON" request
cd manager Mckay to post a notice TO this
effect conapIoloudy NJ the thoator entrance
no that no NdmlrCr Of dolNrtlon movements
should part With hi0 money under false
prolonSoa
Mr.. Mckay neglected to do this. aud
quito q house was assembled by nino
o'clock. The "ParHonn then arrived on the
scene and claimed 30 per cent Of the re-
eeiptS, and hts men woro within call, aud tho
notice had not been posted according 10 hi,
demand. Manager Mckay at first refused
10 give up u cont, but finally, after much
argument Otto Flauto, Mr., Davies aldo.
dc.camp, collected 20 por cent, at the box
Office, and whom the "Pawon' insisted on
the balance, tho trouble commenced,
Manager Mckay attempted 10 put thC
Parson ont Of his Office up stairs thOro wa
q short graphing match, Tho parson then
struck out, Mckay decided 10 rest for 0
while on tho floor, This did not suit The
Panon who pulled him up and struck hin
several times in the face again knocking
him down Whom Rilrain and Mitchell
hoard OF the Issue Of The warrants for THEFT
Arrczt they packed thoir trunln and aid
around toa place on Fifth avenue,
I'm not afraid OF 'Bobbios.' Mitchell
said. "but l don't fawncy this bloody bust
meas In the police oiioo, don't you know,
The men wont 10 10 Wayne yesterday
A small crowd nj the Casino raised n biz
noise when The announcement was mad
that the o%xponentS Of deloarto movement
would not appear. Parson Davis quiotet
them with o hpoech lie said no would pu'
on the gloves with tho police In court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
A anIdInr KllInd nd nnrlnn

DAYTON o. December 20, Shortly after
dark Saturday evening Theodore Tram
ponau, aged 70, an inmate Of tho National
Military Home, Was found murdedl near
tho gates Of the home, Trampenau drew q
900 pension, When found his pockets
we're empty Another soldier WIS robbed
GEAR the same spot by q negro, The negro
n believed 10 be the murderer VI Tram
penau No arrests, Tmmpenau W. killed
by q heavy blow on tho forehead.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
MRS. CARLISLE
Gives n Reception in Honor of Mrs. clcvo.
lnnd.

w " AN'NNF
land,
WAannoroS, December N-Mrs ] g,
Carlisle gave u handsome luncheon TO q
number Of ladies' Saturday, In honor OF
Mrs. Cleveland. In frontof Mrs Cleveland,
who sat at ono ond Of the table, and OIL
Mrs. Carlisle, who sat AZ the olhor, were
we're round baskets Of flowers, and between
we're tall silver candelNbra, with tho white
tapors capped with pink aud blue shades,
The menu cards were unique, and were de-
signed by tho hostess They were square
and had 4 small how OF ribbon tod In ono
r The card was set diamond shape,
and undor the ribbon was laid on smoothly
a small photograph OF Mrs. Cleveland, thaI
her friends present will DO happy 10 treas
uro as q souvenir, AT Mrs Cleveland
right sat Mrs. Fuller, vito OF tho chief JUS
tice, and on hor Seit Mrs. Dickinson. TIL,
other guests were Mrs Hornsby, Mrs, sena
tor Pugh, Mrs, Senator CoclAell, Mrs IIar
Ian, Mrs. A. A. Wilson aud Mira John NJ
Wilson.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27

BANMoRE, December 2L,-About six
o'clock Saturday evening George Wiley n
butcher, residing OF No 2ii Sycamore ave.
nuc, In Woodbury., rushed into his mother
In laws house and told her that no had nc.
cidontally shot his vito Kate, lie then
won't for a doctor, and whom they had ar.
rived at Wlloy's house the woman was
dead. She was shot IN the head. Wiley
says that his hands were greasy from
handling meat and that his fingers slipped
from the hammer OF the pistol which no
was handling, Wiley was arrested and
lnrknd Nh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
oovorpess Ruined.

CINCINNATI, Dec, 2t--[Special,
Alice Bennett, a respectable girl, gov.
erness i'm an aristocra\ic family ON Wal
nut Hin, threw her jNegitimOte child
into a vault this moNling, and then
jumped ia after It, ShAwis accidently
discovered and rescued barely alive,
but the child has not beek found Tho
author of her ruin Is Naid to be a
gentleman Of much social Nnd political
prominence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
AZTEC LAsr MOMENT,

A Condemned Mans Life Ia Saved -Ouos-
tionnblc Mcana 10 ave II.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, December 25,-JcSe
Cole was TO have been hanged saturday
ut Newport Tenn, for tho murder Of sam
uol IArgobut, lie was rcspitcd at almost
the last moment Oh tho affidavit Of Mrs.
Waxtoad, on the strength Of which Cover
nor Taylor rcpriovod him for sixty days.
Yesterday at Knoxville she made another
statement In which she says she does not
know Cole, ana never saw him, II IL be-
loved that she was paid TO make the a1i.
dayit which saved his life. Rioting was i'm.
mlnont In case he had boon hanged.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
ARTgMUs WARD.
Tho Deceased uumoriats wni tho subject
OF Litigation.

New YolK, December -, 90 Charles H.,
Brown, Artemus Ward, having loft proper.
ty In this country aud also l%ogatecs here,
Judge Barrett, " the Supreme court, has
signed q decree establishing the validity Of
the will In order that the requests may DO
made, Tho will was executed on February
20, 1867, AT southampton, England, whore
tho humorist died, After making q fow
minor bcqucsti, tho residue Of tho proper
ty Is loft for life TO tho tostator's mother;
after hor death the greater portion Of the
principal Il directed 10 DO devoted 10 found.
Ing mn asylum for worn out printers In the
United Statos Al the death Of his mother
tho toslator directed that the children Of
John q. Gerry OF Waterford, Maino, should
receive $1,000, Hence tho application 10
have the will probalcd here, after II had
been duly probatcd In England,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
sHEnIFf SALE.

. l.nuei UndersOOdl UnieF NJ falA,
~ ElaTk unuutY ulnfn0h
Heiia Oants 81 a. fifaa Court
|by ylaae NJ an order NJ sale, issued by tho
w 0f tho court ~ DOMINION pleas " hialt
Nav OHIO, ~ ito above a0lpnt aud " mo a.
"td'f Wili0lnf Tor saie ~ Public nuieif hl No
d mo ooun house, IN uAe oity OF Canton oh
nrday, the 9th day of JAM 1889,
-nlouina described foal estate situated IN mo
= al Aliah0h, county on hlait and stale " illpi
Known 10 tnwn ~ number h14i " teulein
ih0m a NnutlahY's eddlipt W w, CIV 81. An
M thH samH h married numbered ana nihuir
Ihed nu th6 T%r0Onini plat Of SAID a1diflpa ~ Ne
orAprs once 10 Canton ooahH ana State Alple'
rprAiHea Al $1,000
40 10 commence AZ 1 o'clock y H. Terms.
A. LEtNIsGEh Sheriff
IaVHQaQ annuLLIra, Attys,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-27
1mportnnt plrcovory OF Yollow acrmn.

CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 2i.[Special
DR.. Reeves. the noted microscopisb has
discovered, Us he claims, yellow fever
germs in the kidney of n person who
died Of the disease. This discovery, it
is thought, viii lead to u treatment
that will enable science to master the
fatal character Of the malady in the
future.