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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
Pretty Girls Adopt II Novel Method Of
GottinK Husbands,

FRYMIREs, PA, December lS.-Two ycry
pretty young women, who are noted IL
this section OF the state as beiug first clas,
honsokocpors members OF church aud OF
good character and mnnnorS have con-
'cntod with desire Of making Sons OF
America fair, shortly to be held, as proat.
able as possible, TO be chosen In public Ia
DO tho wives OF any two young nlon who
may prove acceptable to them and their
parents. The young women will bo at the
lair every evening aud will have charge Of
booths.
Any young man who s serious and hon.
lst In his intentions to marry will be no.
iuired to say publicly In loud voice, In
Ihe hall where the fair Is hold "G am
aero" 10 this the young lady who Is
searoat will promptly answer 80 am II
The wooing Is to take place In tho sight Of
III spectators and II an agreement u
marry IA arrived at, II ia bo publialy signed,
lhs witnesses thereto 10 he Sepotsd frouA
.he audience.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
onlEr InarIan npLLnn

WAauH0T0s, December lB,-ln die Au.
preme Court Of the Unit0d States yeal6r.
day James D Harlan, OF Chicago, was ad
mltled 10 practice, f y
Dcolaona were rendered Ia the following
cases No. n, deorgo d Cngin appellant,
w. y, H. Powell oL N, appeal from tho
United States Circuit Court fof the eAalarn
District Court OF Louisiana. decree ~
Voraed with eosH and romandod with d.
rectiona 10 dAniN tho petition OF tia
plaintiff below al their osnt, Opinion by
Mr. Justice lamar.
No, i,O8i, John T. Kennedy, appellant
w. Milton W, lIaLolton Appeal from tho
United States Court for the northern dia-
Iiot Of llllnola, Deoroo aiiirned with
coats, Opinion by Mr.. JuatiOe Gray, Mr..
JuHtloo bradley and Mr. Chief Juatleo lful.
lor disasnled
No 100 Louis y, Shields, administrator,
ETC., appellant w. Anna lianbury et Al.
Appeal from tho United sAtos Court Tor
tho northern district OF Illinois Decree
affirmed with costs Opinou by Me- Jus.
loo Gray,
No. w. Tho United 5Atoi appellant w.
Tho Iron and Silver Mining Company el Al.
Appeal from tho United States Circuit
Court Tor tho district Of Colorado, Decree
affirmed Opinion by Mr. Justice Flold,
No, lOg The county NJ Jackson, Mis-.
souri plaintiff Ia error ", tho Ninth Ma.
uonnl bank of New York In error " tho
United states Circuit Court for tho Western
dialnot OF Missouri Judgment affirmed
with costs and Interest by q divided court
Announced by Mr. Chiet Justice Fuller
The chief Justice announced tin follow.
ing ordor There having been chief los.
ticc Of this court appointed since The al
journ mont Of the last torn, II Ia ordered
That tho following allotment be made OF
the chief Justice and associate justices OF
said courts among circuits agrooably 10
the act Of congress In such case made and
provided, aud that such allotment bo on.
torod OF record, via, For the first circuit,
Horace Gray, associate Justice, second
Samuel Blatohlord associate Justice third,
Joseph Is Bradley, nVtooiatc Justice, fourth,
Melville W. Fuller chief Justice.
Nfth, Luclus Y. o, Lamar. associate Jus.
tIco, Sixth Stanley Matthew'S associate
Justice. Seventh, John NJ. Harlan, aso.
ciato Justice, Eighth, Samuel Il. Miller,
associate justice, Ninth Stephen J, Field
associate justice,
The ehiol Justice announced that the
court would adlourn from Thursday tho
Goth inst, 10 Wednesday January 3 1889,
Adjourned until today,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
LIspeNARD AT HOME.
A Pleasant Reunion with His Family
In brooklyn.

A Pleasant Rounion with His Family
In brooklyn.
BGooxLYE, December i0,--oharles Lispo.
nard, an account OF whose abduction from
his home here when boy % years ago,
and recent Identification In Indiana was
published in the press, has arrived here
and is at his old home on Eagle street, and
ato his first meal under the parental roof
for twenty-five years yesterday morning.
He says that hc had forgotten his ago, and
could not even tell his mothers name.
He remembered his unces Ambrose and
William, and also that ho had brother
George but he could not tell his last name.
He described again the scenes through
which he had passed, and referred dramati-
eally TO the occasion whom Allen and Hoag
hung him up in barn and his fortunate
rescue, He will now petition the lcgisla-
turc TO permit him to drop the name OF
Allen, thus allowing him to retain his par.
0nrg name.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
CONDENSED TELEGRAPH.

Governor Algcr has just returned from
Sfnlt TO Blaine.
Archibald Sellers an old merchant Of st.
Jsbns. N. IT,, was shot and killed. by a rival
merchant named ParneIl.
The body Of an unknown man with his
tkuil crushed, was found in the woods near
Birmingham, Ala, yesterday
Mrs John Eout Of Baltimore, Nd, was
terribly gorcd by mad bul last week. and
being pregnant oncsarien operation was
made necessary.
Mary Anu Miller, wlfo OF a wealthy
Duzhsra frn1nnR. Mving near Peru. Ind,
eemmitied sulcid& bv hanging, She had
1en deranged for somc time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

BRADvoRD, Pa, December iO,-Tho poo
plo Of this city received bad fright and q
general shaking up yesterday morning at
0'G o'clock, w. u. Roberts glycerine
magazine, located up Bolivar run, about
two miles east OF here, containing eight
hundred pounds of the deadly compound.
TOOK fire from lamp In the building and
exploded. The shock was terrible Ia tho
extreme, and was plainly heard in all tho
surrounding towns, where IL was thought
that an earthquake had taken place. and Ia
anumber of instances people ilcd for their
safety. A great many stores and houses
suffered from tho shock, DufI's crookery
store having the whole side Of the bullding
demolished No one is known 10 have boon
killed or injured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
iHE NEW SOUTH.
HOW WILL IT 90 REPRESENTED IN
The oAnlNETt
dsnernls bradley, Of heatuohT, aad Az
mss, Of tho haliimsrs Amsrioaa, Urged
w southeFRera Foe ilessgHiusa,

WAaniHlroH, December 10, AT least Two
mofe hOulhern candidate, Tor cabinet han-
op are mentioned and their prospects, dis
cashed by political goaslpa hero today.
One ID General W. 0, bradley, Of Kentucky,
who made such magnificent canvass
against General luokner for 0oVefn@ Of
Kentucky last year, and reduced tho Dem
ooralie plurality 10 about ton thousand.
The other ID General Felix AgnuA Of Ma.
ryland An old and warm fflend.of 0en'
efal Agnua says delelermlned effort
will DO made In his behalf,
Tho same man skolohod uie Generals career
A. follows "Agnas was subordinate IN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
Ohie FLASHES

Orayon Il, Riley oao OF the oldest print
eru Ia Columbus, died, aged aoyonty'one
years iie worked At the Gaao about forty
i've years
ha John Shade, one of tho pioneer reaI.
dents Of Lima, died AZ tho residence Of her
son, Nelson Shade, aged oighty,Lr years,
Dr. James Scott seventeen ycan q ropro
Aohtauyo from Warren county, diod suu'
day al his home Ia Lebanon, agod seventy.
three years q.
Fire alarms IN Lancaster In 1uiok sue.
oeasIon, from the basement Of lha Atlantic
Tea House, In thq Mthof House block,
and Henry Grots mloon. both on tho
sane block. startled that city The former
place waA gutlod by lN and water, aud tho
latter aightly damaged lnoondliriam IL
suspected In the latter oMo
A barn bolongiag 10 Thomas Kinney. In
seneca county, VA burned, Ono horse
vas consumed Damage about 900.
A stable belonging 10 Horny Lehman,
non Logan, WA destroyed by tro. Lon
about $500.
Bogus silver dollars ace being showed"
In Cincinnati,
White Cap warnpgs still continue 70 ap
pear az StoubonVilA
Al iiillsboto, Highland county 0lut
jenkins badly cut John Collor,
The pardon o. John lINtcr a liis man,
Tor murder from Jefferson county will ba
asked,
Major Bright an Italian here Ia a
gcncral row In Marion township, stabbed
Lcon Dupont, = l'rcnchman, badly Ia tho
um
Tho contents OF tho stomach oi Frederick
Elau'o a wealthy Allen county farmer.
who died myStcrioudy sbcing analyledas
Cincinnati
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
nev. WAIInae nelnaLntad.

omLnooriE December 10 Readers OF
tho PRraa will remember tho trial Of Rev
w. II, Wallpoe, OF this place, At th6 oon'
ference In your city last summer, tho ro'
suit Of which waa that no was suspended
from tho ministry, no has Just received
word that tho judicial conference In session
at Indianapolis 10 which tho case wan APP
pealed, has reversed this deoiaion and rein
stated him, Me-. Wallace wan married q
fow days ago aud IA now happy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

COLUMBUS W. DcCOmDcr IL,
Representatives. Bellyille and Taylor,
members Of the joint legislative committee
on pools and trusts are here, to be present
At the meeting of the committee, This
committed was appointed last wintor to in
yestigato trustI and pools and recommend
proper legislation. II is sthought that there
will DO considerable work for the committee.
A congressional committee has been inyos.
llgating along these lines, and Is at present
In 81, Louis, looking after the beef trust.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

flEDIAy, Dcoolnher la Twenty men
engaged In q desperate fight near thh
place, last night during which reyolVeru,
stones. knives and clubs were freely used.
Nearly every participant In ihe row was
more or loas seriously Injured leon Du,
Comba, frenehmanl waA ahot In tho head
and Is dying, A yonng man named Camp,
bell, II IN believed, was fatally stabbed, Tho
fight uaH started by Major Bright a pfomi,
nent aud wealthy farmer There have
been 40 aTfesiH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

PoAHaoy, December " Miss Anna Dor
for, Of this place, some ax months ago
ormcd an engagement with ono H. HID
Ing, OF Long rrairle, MINI, correspondence
having started through an advertisement
In Cincinnati Newspaper. Three weeks ago
she went out to bis homo 10 aee him, the
agreement bene that ho should pay her
way aud II she dldnt lilo him ahe should
return aud not marry him She was not
pleased with hlA appearance and today ar
rived al home again.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
PANIC lNAHorEL
The Proprietor Arrestad Tor Firine lila
own nnilalnE,


hHW YoRg, December lg-FlAmea we're
discovered early this morning Ia John l.,
saiiy's hotel Long Island City, There
Were ton guests Ia the house, one OF whoa
NaA awakened by smoke, and aroused tho
Others by ruAhlng through tho house Gry.
lng lFe' A wild panic ensued tho guests
rushing through the honho Ia their night
clothes and having narrow escapes
lob fynn was found In bed apparently
iuiioeatsd, but was rosuolAled after much
trouble, 4 fire alarm was nOtsent out aud
tho nelghbow alone fought tho flames
Tho hre Was undoubtedly lneendlary aud
5ully was arrested when the fire was or.
unguAhed II was found that tho saloon
Of tho hotel had been cleared OF the stock
aud many yaluablel shat wore packed In
Iunka Tue fire started Ia tho kitchen.
hut there was no FIRE In tho stove, The lOa
on the house and furniture amounts 10
about ala thousand dollan Tho case Ia
bning Investigated
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
roo veNTuRssoME.
A Now Kmpioyo Ignores wArnlne aud
Iaaaa M. Wlea

A Now Kmpioyo Ignores warning aud
Loses His Lifo.
NEW YoRK, December 10. edward Con.
molly, an employo OF tho New Haven rail.
road, met with horrible and peculiar death
while at work this morning. Connolly was
given job turning wheel used for rails.
ing bridge on the railroad. The wheel
was an enormous one and Con-
molly was warned not to venture too close
An hour later he was found on the ground
with terrible cash In his head, por-
ton had been torn OIL and he presented an
awful appearance His head had been
struck by the revolving wheel aud hc had
been instantly killed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
Two ClnolnnHtiana Rescued from Drown.
ing In tho Fails of tho ohio.

JKrFEsoHyttLE lSD, December 49,
Michael Bruen aud William Craycns, OF
Cincinnati, had u thrilling experience here
last night They were on their way to New
Orleans In q skill Approaching the Falls
Of the Ohio In the dark, they were drawn
over aud their frail craft was dashed TO
pieces on tho rocks, Their cries wore heard
by Albert and George Fuller who rescued
them rs they were being drawn toward the
whirlpool
Tho Fulcrs have rescued twenty lives at
the falls, aud Albert has a record OF 100.
foot jump from the great bridge into the
rapids.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
THe pAKorA sioux NArloN
Laads To be Divided into separate nessr
vatisns-.r The Reported nil.


vausns-.rhe neported Diii.
WARRINGTON December i0-Tho House
committee on Indian affairs yesterday
agreed 10 report fayorably Me. 0inord's
bill 10 amend "an act 10 divide a portion
OF the reservation OF the Sioux nation OF
Indians In Dakota into separate rcscrya-
tons and TO secure the rolinquishmont OF
the Indian title to the remainder
The bill provides for tho dlspost lion un.
der tue homestead law Of all lands rclin.
quishcd under this act II provides ior
tho sale OF land rs follows; Ono dollar
and a quarter per acre. during tho frat
three years; scycnty'nvo cents per acre
for all disposed Of within the next two
years, and fifty oonb per acre for the re-
maindcr, 0no.third Of the money realized
from che sale OF this land Is 10 be used for
educational purposes Two hundred thous.
aud dollars Is appropriated for surveying
tho landH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.

An Indication of spaln's Change of Attl.
tudo Toward II.
BERLIN, December 10 The Emperor had
a farewell interview Of an hour with Count
and Countess Bcnomar prior to their return
to Spain. Count Bonomar, as ambassador
Of Spain, has beon persona grdta here lie
was friendly TO tho triple alliance, and his
recall is regarded as indicating change in
Spain's attitude toward IL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
A GREAT STORM.

High Winds and Heavy Rains DO GREAT
Damage Co Railroad and Telegraph
Property, Particularly In Virginia.
6cRAsroS, Pa, December 10, High water
caused tho Lacawanna river 10 overflow
during last night flooding hundreds Of
houses on Scranton, Diamond and Provi.
denco flats, carrying away barns and out.
buildings and causing great damage. Poo'
pie wero foNed to leave their homes in
many cases by boats, At Pleasant Valley
o portion OF the LebIgh track was carried
away. Damage 100000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
FIFTY SHOTS FIRED

ny Logltimes' Mon of War CApo Haytl--
The Natives Floolng 20 tho Noun
tnins.
NEw YoRK, December 10. Passengers on
The steamer Saginaw, which arrived horo
yesterday from San Domingo, report
that on December 0, Legtimos' men OF war
bomSardcd Cape HAyu, after granting 30
hours time for consuls aud other foreigners
70 leave the place About iifty shots wore
Aired. Tho natives wore fleeing 10 tho
mountains whom the Saginaw sailed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
Onnfllnllnr Ilrnnrla. ,

MERIDIAN, MISS, December lS,-Rcporu
from the scene OF the riot Grl conflicting
II Is now stated that nOnegroos were killed,
but that twelve white men lost their lives,
A special train left here at p, m,, ycstcr
day bearing troops for tho scene OF III,
trouble.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
A Young Man Pays Dearly for Staying
Out All Night.

Nav YORK. December Is, - Charles Otto
was buyinga newspaper yesterday morn.
Ing at Houston and Forsyth streets whom
,omo body shot him in the right shoulder.
Otto started to run down Allen street, and
the mau fired two moro shots at him one
of which struk his left wrist,
Officer kclso, after short chase, cap
tured ottes assailNnt on Allen street. Ho
said no was Joseph Knocdcr, OF East
Houston street He had been drinking
hard Sunday aud ended up his spree by
getting into u barroom row early yesterday
morning. lIo thought ho recognized Otto
as one Of tho men who had attacked him.
0t,cs wounds are not serious,
Arrival ot n Fronoh MRn.ot-wAr.
zAN1lBAa, December iS,-- crunch mau-ot,
war, DE1taing, arrived hecc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

0lRoLnyIILH, December lg,-Jennie War
ron. tho madame Of . baguio here, died
suddenly last Night with every appearance
Of suicide by poisoning She had boon on
a prolonged spree, and II h known lhe Waa
soothing herself by large doaea Of NOR
phIhe
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
ANorAeR seNsATloMAL FGATURe
OF MiaA PalnerA Breach of Promise
sui Against Frank w. Lindsey,
(oLuuiuia d Dccembor no.

NNANANNH W. A''iNhF'A AFf
A suit was alod IN tho court which
Is an accompaniment OF tho petition for
5000 damages for alleged breach Of prom.
lse, filed on saturday by Miss Anna
Palmer, OF Hamilton township, against
Frank W. Lindsey, brother OF Lucan
Lindsey real estate broker Of this
city, Miss Palmer ia tho plaintiff In
the suit brought today which is against
Frank w. and l,ucim Lindsay In tho
latter case Miss Palmer alleges that on tho
third OF last August frank w, Lindsey
transferred two hmdro acres Of land In
Hamilton township ~ lis brother, Luuian
Lindsey, Tor the purpose Of preventing her
from contscatng this land 10 satisfy any
Judgment for damages which she might OBJ
tain against him. The petition asks that
the transfer be declared void
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

onNsLIa, December O-Ifrank d, VOL
ooN, a student In Tho preparatory depart
ment Of tho college here was brulally
treated liant night lie wAa entloed Into a
BY street. whore number Of students
hopped upon him, and after beating him,
covered him with coat Of tar The stu
denlA WnTn mahka
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

NawAaE, December la.-The trouble be,
tween the mombon Of Taylor lodge, No,
no Brotherhood Locomotive piremen,
and their receiver and treasurer, has been
again revived by tho arrest Of Mr, John
Adkins fOr embezllement, Ito warrant
Wa laBued by Squire Scott On tie affidavit
of James keIaeY AdkIna gaYa bond.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

Foar DoDdg, Iowa, December lathe
action Of the settlers In overwhelming tho
Dou Moinos River land Company with hi.
CATION for the cyIdont purpose OF prevent.
ing eviction, has prccipitatod move which
thoy thought 10 restrain EyictIons were
resumed on tho Smell lands Friday, Mar.
shal Ilolbrook aud posse oyiotcd William
Spalnhower from a farm from which his
sou had beon elected few days previous.
Smell will now puSh matters until every
settler who haO not made settlement Is
eyictcd. This will be followed by eviction
Of settlers on the Wellca and Litchaold
lands Tho land owners state that they
arc now thoroughly In earnest, aud In.
functions will be issued against all cyotod
settlers who have returned to their farms,
rhla will result seriously to the settlers, as
all remaining on the land will be compelled
to pay line or he imprisoned. Being
without funds the majority will bo com.
PEELED 10 70 TO jail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
Hariaualy Injured,

LMA, December i9,-Mr q, d. O0ldren,
general yard foreman ot tho Dayton and
MiehigaA ahopa hero, WIS very seriously In
lnred, some days ago ny having tho liga'
menis of his lfg torn out lie Ia Al hia
home In critical condition, requiring
mach care and careful nuraihg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
A GROWING TOWN,

Evidence Of Prosperity Ia the Oity OF
Victoria, nc,
VloroalA, H. O., Dcccmbcrls Tho Board
Of Alderman have granted u, W, Higgins,
J ID. Warren aud Others, franchise for
atty years 70 lay tracks Zoe street cars.
string wires 10 electric light, and Tor other
purposea Tho concession Is the result OF
tho present rapid growth Of Victoria and
auburba
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
PROLIFIC INDEED.
A Kentucky 0ontlomRn who Keeps ave
Cradles Going,

LoUisytLLEE, XIV, December i0-Mr,
John u. Needs aud his excellent wife, who
live In tho country near here, certainly
bear away the laurels, Ia their line. Mrs,
Meoks has just given birth 10 twin babies,
which increase the number OF children to
ty-elghtocn grlslsnd two boys The
fatheria forty.nino aud tho mother forte
four. A peculiarly OF Mr., Meeks' house
hold Is that two cradles have been going
since tho frat two years OF HIS marriage,
and he has noyor had but ono doctors bill.
All the children arc living.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

Wnar hnHarY, December 10, Some Tins
ago hiAs Georgia atudebaFer Of this plaes,
secured The issuance Of a warrant Tor tho
arrest Of Nathan Little on tho charge OF
rape, Yesterday she had baSlardy pro.
oeedlng begun against Grant Jackson, who,
she says brlbed her 10 Awear tho child upon
Little
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
FLOUR TRUST
Meeting 81 nliisra OF tho wost nnd North.
MHaf

west,
hmwAuEm December H. About one
hundred millom Of the west, northwest and
southwest met At tho l1ankInton House
this afternoon, oateuaIbly 10 discuss the
condition Of the -four trade Tho discus
sion Will undoubtedly result In the adop'
ton OF an agreement to reatrIot tho output
OF tho milla, virtually combining tho -four
manufacturers In trust The session this
afternoon wm devoted 10 organizing aud
the appointment OF committees Tho plans
tOr the proposed trust will not bo brought
up before tomorrow, aud probably then Ia
the form Of a dummitte6 report.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
A whoIo saunra nurnnd.

IRoN MoUsrAIN, Mich, December TO-
Yirc started early yesterday morning in
general merchandise store Of slyerman,
Davis 4 Levy, and by throe o'clock tho on.
Nrc square was Ia ashes. Fire threatens
nnrthor deakrnclion
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

fnHnogr. December N AN tle saloon
keepers dt his city aud many other olt'
aena have received rod cards warning hom
10 obey tho laws regarding their business
Tho cards arc signed by lie Mystic League
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
SUPREME COURT.
oeolsloNs YEBTFRpAY Nv THG
HIGHEST JUDICIAL

Tribunal In tbs Unitsd hiAtss--IhtsfsstiaB
Gases Handed Down and KaoitJ roiats
boiyed-The itebed JuTists 10 AdieurH
Thursday Untii tho DaY After Nov
YeaF,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
ANN opeLlA DIS pgaAR

wHlhs from Priaon Today, aud will
Legture,
Nav YoRE, December ia-Aun 0dclia
Dis Debar we'll known spiritunlist who wa,
sentenced for loinllding Lawyer Luther
H. Marsh under guiso u possessing
mediumisLio poworl will bo released from
prison .oday sho says she Intends
10 lecture on apirltuall'm During her
confinement aho has greatly iattonod, aud
now Weighs 200. pounda.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

Cmoloo, December is,--Tho manglod re.
mains Of John Chrstianson, who lost his
lilo In tho explosion Of the oat meal mill,
we're takOn out Of the ruioa yestsrdsy. i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

NEW YoRK, December ia conference
between the officials OF tho Richmond
terminal and Norfolk and Western will DO
held hOre tomorrow at which compro-
misc on the operations Of tho East Teunes-
ro road will probably be arranged,