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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

COMPARATIVE TABLES THAT WILL
OPEN THE EYES or THE PEOPLE,

Statistics Of iateFest o. TaspaYers-
slaA, ase,ATb wrung from oar Pockets
Tobacco aRa Cigars hriHg Ia $780,
6Gs,ial-spints Count ~ $40, 500, l66
FeFmented Liquors Aggregate ssa,'
asi,sls-6ls niiot snlis pulled-An
EEhibit Of the LRst oftie War TaEation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

LIZA, November GA young man
named Frank Chenowltz was arrested,
charged with burglariaing tho residence OF
John Woodward, OF South Tanner street
lie was brought before Mayor McCOmb tot
hearing Mrs, Woodward fully Identified
him ~ tho right party, Ito was bound
over Ia tho sum Of 500, Which he was
unable TO furnish, Two gold watches val.
ued NJ $500 we're taken,
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puc,slen'a Arnien salvc.

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fee
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Bruptlons,
and odsituely cures Piles, or no pay re,
quired. II Is guaranteed 10 give per
feet satisfaction, or m0Aey refunded,
Price % cents per box, For sale by
Durbin, Wright - Go.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

MAaIoE, November 20,-ln attempting
10 raise q am0kestaek AZ the roundhouse Of
the Chicago and Atlantic railroad yards, IN
West Marion, the stack foil, crushing the
leg aud foot Of Wesley overly 10 such an
extent that II neeesaintsd a%mputauon
The rubber boot worn by the unfortunate
man lifted 10 closely ~ 70 prevent bleeding
10 death before surgical alilblAnoe arrived
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

WARRINGTON, November 2G-At the
meeting OF the executive committee Of tho
inaugural ceremonies Saturday evening, Col.
Elliott Il. Shepherd and Robert T. Porter,
OF New York, were added TO tho finance
committee. Captain George 10. Lemon,
tho chairman, reported subscriptions to tho
guarantee fund 10 date, $4,000. Tho total
sum required Is $40, 900,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

HFRmGHELp, November eG-ME H. J,
Fablen, who was found IN a compromising
position with Mrs, Carrie Keiser, a. tho
house Of tho latter tho other evening by
onieer Vivian, and arrested, has been
quietly married ~ Mrs Keisef The lady
was married under her maiden name Miss
Carrie 4, BOBaE,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

KAMA, November g~d-Gauisnn ffltt .
coloFed youth Of Ibis city was arrested Tor
stealing tho OTape On tho door Of q house
where a oolored friend lay o corpse, lie
endeayored 10 soil II Tor money with whleh
20 purchase whisky, ITO was fined ton dot
lars and costs, and given thirty days in The
%WOTkhOuBg.
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a IIIIIlIlI
NOW THEY ANsoUKoE TIEnfIp
COMING.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE M
FEoTEp REGIONS,

ana Trouble Feared should They oea-
uHue Their Haids-Wih discipline All
Who iatarfere WIN Their hidnight
observation-disclosures heenes Ia hFe"a
ana Highland oeUnties-meeiing Called
Of tho Judges, RheriGs aed Prosecutors
~ iapk After Them
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Badly Beaton.

NEw YoRK, November 20,-About G0OO
people Witnessed tho game Of foot ball
between Yale and Princeton, at the polo
grounds Saturday, Tho game was we'll
contested throughout but tho Yale men
proved the stronger team, and won by a
morn OF 10 10 nothing.
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A Sound Legal Opinion.

Il. cambridge Munday, Esq., County
Atty, Clay Co., Texas, says: "ltave
used Electric Bitters with happy re:
subs. My brother was also cured OF
malorial fever and iaundlqe by its use.
Am satisfied Electric BitterS saved hlS
life" ~
Mr.. d. I. Wilcoxson, Horse Cave, Ky,
adds a like testimony; He positively
believes Electric Bitters saved ms nIe,
This great remedy will ward OIL NY
well MS cure malarial diseases, ana t9I
kidney, liver and stomach troubles y
stands unequaled. 80 cents AMI VI az
Durbin, Wright Co.
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DsOIl IlIE CIiAmPIONgHhIa' or
AMERICA
BETWEEN TEEMER AND o'eohhoR
WON BY THE LATTER

The Canadian Wins the $4,000 stake
Time Made, Twenty'ene hinatss aad
TwentJ,niHe ~seoands-At The Had Ut
the second hie O'oennpr Led by Four
Heats LeRgths-Ihe winner Crossed
tho iine Ia q Pandemanium ~ feiis-
$4,000 Changed Hands m tho Result
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
A CORRESPONDENT
Diners From an Official Roport---His
Letter.

ONEIDA MILLS, Nov. 90, 1883,
TO EDITOR NEws-D DEMOCRAT; l no.
tlce in your, last issue Of the STARK
COUNTY DEMOCRAT, that you report
that Will Wilmer completed his sec
ton of widening the Carrollton diyis.
sion Of the O. 9. & s. Railroad first, and
was entitled to the fifty dollars offered
by the company, there seems to be u
mistake. Frank Fanell was the first,
and did II on the shortest time Of any
ON the Carrollton division, He com
menoed work ut 7:l5 q. IN, and complet.
cd IL at 2A5 y, IN, Please correct
I, j, Q.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
Fsll pawn a Fnght of Stairs,

NJ, YERSoE, November ed,-Mr, George
Bryant 4 we'll known lady Of this elty,
met with an accident from which she TO-
oeiyed seyere injuries Hhe foil down o
flight Of stairs, dislooatng her right elbow
and injuTing the spinal column and base Of
the brain, she has not the power TO move
"A single musele.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

BprurunEM, Pa, November 20, --Lehigh
University foot ball team gained another
victory oyer Lafayette College eleven, SAB
urday, winning n brilliant game by su.
perior work, and tieing University OF
Pennsylvania eleven for first place In the
state championship.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

Osh0RH, November M-A sufficient
amount Of stock has been subscribed 70
guarantee tho establishment Of q bank AZ
this place, and work will BIO commenced az
once on a iwO-st0W brick building 70 DO
occupied by tho bank Mr Charles Jack
son, OF this Gity, Is 10 he tho cashier
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
A nnnrrosnmnn MnrrIos.

WARRINGTON, November % -Rcprescn-
tativo John I. Hoard, Of Missouri, and
Miss Lille d, Copeland, formerly Of 81.
Louis, we're quietly married at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning, at Sl4 New Jersey
avenue,
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Mr., Fry of Beaver Pa, is INT deal
Of n stew over his breach Of PROMISE
case with the widow llibbard IL
looks as IL she was going 10 Fry 4 cone
siderable fat ont Of him.
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shuII nndly Trn0tured,

FosromA, November "a MIR T. H. Iran
non, who was NO seriously assaulted by D.
4, Lloyd, has since remained Ia, q stup0r
A consultation Of physicians was held, but
they gave no assurance Of recovery II IL
greatly feared his skull has been fractured
Lloyd has been arrested, but Il o NJ llb'
crty under q thousand dollar bond VIM,
skinner has gone on his bond Owing 10
tho prominence Of both parties In business
circles, tho assault continues 10 DO the
prominent topic on tho street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
A Coffee Drop.

JEnEY CRY, N. ]. November 2d-pat
rick A. Co0cy, who was convicted OF muir
der In the first degree for killing Agnes
Smith, has been sentenced to DO hanged on
he 29d of January next,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

LONDON, November 2G,-Honry George
will speak AT Lambath Bants, London ON
Tuesday, and In the city hall, Glasgow, ON
Wednesday, after which no will DO enter
tanned ata reception.
JOHN nmdirr's CONDITION,
LONDON, November 20,-Mr John Bright
sustained q relapse last evening and Is In n
worry critical condition,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

N1das~llE, November ~ rsfNh
slookaale, aged eighteen year,, died nom
the sneota OIL dose Of lAudannm taken 70
eAse pain, Ito had BEEN sick iof sons
time,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29

CLEVELAND, November ~, The experts
who are al work on tho books Of tho do
hulung city treasurer, Tlomaa AEworthS
have Just discovered a discrepancy In the
accounts Of julius Romp AXwofthy'a
bookkoeper Something like tlda h unao'
counted for except by q forced balance,
liomp has been refused further access 10
the books lie admits that the discovery
IA bad for him, but lao has nothing 70 say,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
Legal Notices.
Attachment Notice.

SsnA,Aaa II, Harvey Plta BS 'gSs,',S N, II 4 ny w'i pSSes
r...oii.a a19.oia. Doft. OF Canton Township,
stark Co., OHIO,
On the Ord IA. OF November 1898, said Justice
issued nm order OF attachment. n tho hp3yo aVuoh
fer tho sum Of Elghty-tw0 anu oV.iVv wv, has NJ
Said cause will be for hearilng On NV lV'h WY VI
JONATHAN II. HARVEY
canton. O. Nov. 7th, 1sg3. -i6dw
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New YoRK, November @-Mra. jay
Gould Is reported Sightly improved.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
Executors Sale Of Real Estate.
Stark County School Examiners Notice.

CAproN-ExAmlnatlOna will DO held on tho nrt
Saturday Of each month, Examinations will horo-
after bo held In the South Plum Btroot School In
place Of High school
Az ALLIANCE october 18Th, 1893, aid February
OH, 1870,
Ar MAaAiLLoN-Octobor 9Th, 1877,
Ar ANAL FuLroN-MArch 80th, 1880
Ar NAyARnn-Aprll 18Th, 1876.
Ar MARtnono-May iith, 1870,
L. NJ TAdgART, Clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
SHERIFF. SALE.

Wuliam gastemaa order " sale,
STARK County G0mn0n
william iilto q VA, rieaa Court,
OY ViNTuE ~ an order NJ sale, Issued ny ue
ID ei6fh VI tNH court NJ rGuim0l plnna Ut MARI
stmiy. uhiu. And ~ mo difeCled, I viii 0tef f0f hale
public 0utugi attln door NJ mo court HOUSE, IN
he CITY Of Canton, nH
Saturday, the lst day Of Dec, 1883,
no following described real estate, situated N Ne
Afy on Mas Hint county NJ htafA ana hliN oi. plH.l
hd known : ud lelnH lglA W. ~ Mlu int w
Appraised Al Z 900
Halo 10 commence ~ ouu o'Ulaok y N Terms
"A" A. LEISisGEh, shora
wnLuOH a 0AHaErr, AtVJ,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
Saturday, Tho 2and day OF Docy 1883
SALE.

tho Farmer hank order Of sale stark %, com'
VI, mon flchA iouIh
Sarah A nrennor otal)
DY VIRTUE OF an ordor Of sale, issued by tho
ID clerk OF tho court Of common ploaA OF STARK
county, Ohio. and " mo directed, 1 VIII ofcr torhaO
At public dutcfy AZ tho door OF Tie court house In
th0 city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the END day of Decr 1855
mo following described real estate, sltuate, " tho
slty OF Canton, county Of stark aud state o. onlo,
and known I'M q part OF lot number 100, on Wy pnt
al MID cltyi aald lot wAa formerly owned ", wall
inaton Reeves, and by him sold, 70 aal Eawa,a
Doolln, and reference IL made 70 the oohyoyaiu9t I,
aAid iiosyoa 10 Do0lln for . more exact 1oeoflpuVn
Of said lot. said part Of said lot INN now DUN.
piod and inoosodby q fence, and building N vng
northeaat cornor OF said lot, and ~ "a lenNtn.a oNi
and woaL seventy .olgit foot ~ Width, norm anu
nouIii, thlrty-nino foot ana includes q punu'hb v"
said corner
Appraised AZ e9600.
sale 10 mmo At ono o'elock p M Terin''
'%n' A. LErNINoER, sheriff.
Moua 4 MooARTY, Attys'
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NOV you fib or wv WIZ pay f"NN ''"t
with tho above lot Of whips, Go IN a
hurry, win give you until the 10Th OF
this month, You must leave the county
by that time, or We will 500 you and you
will ui,'
Threatening Vengeance on All Who in-
terfere WIN Them,
CmoAdo, November 2 "A dispatch from
Winchester o., says 'fho White Caps
Visited T~ayloryIllo and Mowerytown, two
small villages near Sardinia, Thursday
nIght and posted In u conspicuous place
notices OF warning aud threatening yen-
geanee 10 any person or persons who may
Try 10 use their energy or influence against
them or their order, Thugs are NJ white
heat In all that part Of tho country, and
the citizens arc almost domorallged, I'm
loa some steps ara taken o o 10 put q stop
10 this work there will be serious trouble"
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aaturdny Did bon day of DaOembeT INNs!

ms mloslpg described real estate, situate 10 Ie
Q0uuD 0fhflik aWl fiAiH ~ ONE AhN SHOWN ap
bnltta uarf M the northeast quarter 81 900 lpn nuinI
ber ftu Zen ani pan VI no northwest quarter N
~ Ion nuinntf oNH ~, " fNnsllp .nninhrf one
f1, ana Islga HuinufF ien iiNlt ~ HAld NlllWi lh
ssTiuea gLlNllnNs WlNlN spll.hlnt IN wv ivy W.
tWeen dfl aOtna aus 90 Hnd iWp 90 ifNm nom
tb south N 4. pNlnl hNtY.thlpp SUD i've ltnils
l6B'g perrlm ann imu no southeast fNHifi NJ
DO uhilAeaa IHauur u sfotinn nuHiher tNN(e Nd M
tle Tnadi lhnnfn nlnh, tWfnil-nlne 900 dpHflps
and tifea Ci seconds West, ~ Nv SAID inal twenty
t.Ten go nor leb m q ppsl w Nt center o. hil
r0adi tnenit glA. iNfnDrnYN and 0nn-half ltlhj
per,l,fa isluE sixteen AID pnerhalf llnsl pprriei
inl0 the "a HliWesi quarter NJ senilQn nlinhpr pnp
DIN thence suuul iNn and ono hAif CthD neGIpfa
eAtt. twelve aud tWO-inhs as efhi pefphpai Thence
wesl one O) perch ltenee nenh, twenty I'VE 90
mees West sliteeH pnrflnii tieHfe north hirir
tiFsa aud unu-half OfhNl dpgfees West, twenty
alHht (1hl pfrnhhs M Tho PLACE VI htHinnlnFi sous
talnink ilul and nlneil rnlHht Nnerhundfpllhk
Nla-i0 0) Aptps Of hldi npfe % lesa
Appraised " ,bQO
sals 10 commence AZ one O'Clock ., m' Terms,
A, LEiHiAGEh hhenn,
Was a AhalHH, AttYs,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
FOREIGN FLASHES.


LoSpoN, November 2G-Tho total rc-
from the plooc.moal sale OF tho
monster steamship Great Eastern, amounts
- aHn nnA
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Administrator's Notice.

Notice N Hereby giyen that TIE undersigned has
been duly appnlutUd aud qualified Administrator OF
tho estate Of Henry y sholty, Int " Kansas CIV,
Missouri, decreased.
Nov, v, 1s3B-3dw CHARLES. SEEMANN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
First The Visitor
Second The PoruadeE
Fourth-rho Regulator,

Third The Helper
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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-28

VIM" S
rri. - hoya ha.,, raiJiDy EipJIav

Burglars have been raiding Findlay.
A gas explosion at Van Buren, killed two
men.
Near Rose Hill a tree fell Oh Edward
Donely, crushing him to dath.
At Miamisburs, the Baum House was
burglariEed of several hudred dollars.
Sinclair, the absconding night clerk of the
Powell Honse at Delaware, is at Kenton.
A grain dealers association for the pro-
lection Of farmers. has been organized al
Troy.
Harvey Seelling wa, instantly killed by q
shaft in koont's Furniture factory at
Greenville.
The Delaware Sloan Springs Company
is to be changed 10 Delaware OdeveD
Springs Company.
At Tiffin Miss Nettie Beck. aged -, fell
down the cellarway and was badly injured.
1t is feared she will die
W. II. w. Jenkins has been appointed
postmaster at Scioto, Scioto county, vice
Jennie II. Ray, resigned.
At Buchtel, David Wood, jeff. Randolph
and Ben. Graves have been arrested for
destroying church property.
The postoftice and drug store of o. O..
Shiveler, at Palmyra, Portage county, was
burglarized of about $500 worth OF goodi
and stamps
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-28
THE STANDARD Oh TRUST.
fAs senate Investigating Committee Aftei
ItPresident Rockefeller Tsstifies.

It-Prssidsnt Rockefeller Testifies.
Ssv YoRK, February S.-John ID. Rookie
fsller, President Of the Standard Oil Com.
pany was on hand when the Senate investi-
eating committee met for the weeks
work, and promptly took the stand when
his name was called. After he had been
sworn he testified: am President Of the
Standard Oil Company Of the State of
Ohio. 1t Is q distinct organization, apar,
from that of New York State3
O. Who is President of the Standard Oil
Company of New York Statet A. My
brother, William Rockefeller The stock.
holders of the Standard Oil Company in the
State of New York are also stockholders in
the same company in Ohio.
Q-Do you know anything about the
Standard Oil Trust? Al do.
Q-Are you q member OF the Trust? A
am.
Nr Rockefeller said the trust was formed
under an agreement Of about fifty oil refin-
sries in different parts of the country The
capital stock of the Chic company is s., 500, :
0O0 Witness said that he knew of the
Standard Oil Trust, and that it was not in
corporated. 1t IS based on a written agree
ment made in January. 1882, signed by the
shareholders of the companies that entered
the trust Mr.. Rockefeller produced the
agreement, asking that its contents be kept
from the press, as it contained private mat
ter.
He said that from FIVE to fifty companies
entered the trust. but would not say defin-
itely how many. The capital of the trust is
&90, 900, 900 He believed all the retineries
entering into the agreement were corpora
tons No companies were taken in after
ward except for reasonable value of the re-
6neries. No efforts had been made to force
their stocks down in order 10 force them
into the trust. The witness said that the
oil product of the country is about q 900, 900
barrels annually. Three-quarters of this is
controlled by the trust
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-28
DOWN IN A GALE.
A Schooner Lost on the Maine Coass
With Three Persons on Board.

With Three Persons on Board.
PORTLAND, ME-, February IS-The terri.
Bile storm of last Saturday night has done
much damage 10 shipping and among the
wrecked vessels is the Nellie Bowers. 9
schooner of New York, with coal for Port.
land which WAS wrecked at seven O'Clock
on the east end Of Richmond Island, dur.
ing a terrific snow storm. She was com.
manded by Captain George Spear and had
q crew of seven men, of whom only four
were saved. ali the officers being drowned
trying to make Portland harbor they
got lost in the binding snow and the
noise of the gale drowned the sound OF
the whistling buoy near Cape Elizabeth,
and their leeway took them in tow. About
8 p. m, they first discovered their true Do
sition and seeing that il &ss impossible to
weather such lee shore, they let go both
anchors. This held for two hours, during
which time the craft WAS swept from stem
to stern, every minute compelling all hands
TO leave the deck and take refuge below.
Only when they felt the cables part and
knew their fate, they rushed on deck. A
glance was sufficient and Captain Spear
cried: Every man for himself"
Four of the men seized the stern boat,
jumped into her and pushed off. They
tried tn get around to take Others and the
captain cried TO them that the other boat
was smashed, but they were carried away
BY the great seas. They made the beach
safely just in time TO see the vessel strike
on the outer bar and split in halves Those
on board perished.
After having walked a whole day in the
snow to keep from freezing. life saving men
managed 10 get a boat to them and took
them ashore. Loss of vessel and cargo
estimated at Sl2, 600.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-28

What makes my skin so dark and muddy!
Ny cheeks were once so smooth and ruddy!
use the best cosmetics made"
Is what lovely maiden said.
That's not the cure, my charming Miss,
The doctor said-''remember this:
II you your skin would keep from faint,
Discard the powder and the paint.
THE proper thing for all such Ills
Is this" remarked the man of pills:
Enrich the blood and make 1t pure
In this you'll find the only cure"
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
will do this without fail. 1t has no equal.
All druggists.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-28
Drowned in q Cypress Swamp.

Nrv ORLEANS, February 2s.-Two hunt
ers, Arizitede Berthelemy and Charles W
Illsley went Wednesday morning in the
swamps, twenty-five miles above this city
They wandered off in the cypress, and q
heavy rain coming on they lost their wa. y
Illsley was taken i'll and BaTthelemy sough,
Q clearing. but without success, owing &c
darkness and high water. Finally at
O'Clock Saturday morning he managed tc
reach the track of the Mississippi
Valley Railroad, which he followed
until he reached Sarpy Station
where he received dry clothing and nour
ishment. Then he returned TO the city He
notified Illsley's friends and searching
party was soon made up. They returned
last night and reported having followed
by Illsley's trail 10 the border of a swift
deep lagoon, where the footprints disap
peared, and they had no doubt Illsley had
met his fate by drowning, while wandering
about In the dark. This theory was borne
out BY the fact that Illsley's dog was found
st this point still alive, but exhausted Ills
ley was son of J. H. Illsley, formerly As
sociate Justice of the Supreme Court Of tbs
atztA
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-28
A RUSH FOR LIBERTY.
Bold Attempt at Jail Delivery in . Kan.
sas Town.

OLArHE, KAs., February 2s-When Dep
uty Sheriff Campbell went into the county
Jail on Sunday evening TO get them their
supper negro desperate named Hugh Nc
kiInis grabbed poker and attacked him
Campbell dropped his tin plates and jump
ed after him and caught him just as he
reached the door. Two other negro pris-
oners came TO McKinnis' assistance, and
made savage onslaught on the deputy
but the latter succeed in keeping them in
side, and locking the door he ordered them
to go to their cells, but they refused TO go
and threatened to brain him if he unlocked
the door and came inside. The sheriff was
out of town, and Campbell. not wishing to
take the responsibility of killing them, sent
for the county attorney while he held the
fort.
When the county attorney arrived, he
ordered the prisoners to their cells but
they laughed at him. Then they told the
Sheriff to use force even to shooting them
if necessary. At this time two other cit
liens came 70 the officers assistance, and
Campbell opened the door and all made .
rush for the desperadoes Mckinnis struck
Campbell with poker, while Green John
ston struck at Parker with club, but Par
ker warded off the blow and returned q
counter, which quieted his assailant The
struggle was short but decisive, and the
three prisoners were soon handcuffed and
locked in the cells
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-28

PoRr WASHINGTON, February IA four
year old son OF David Roenbaugh fell in
the canal and tiOated about four hundred
yards. The child was discovered by little
named Stinebaugh. who, though not much
larger, plunged in 10 rescue him. He
pushed young ROenbaugh TO the opposite
shore, but was unable to get him ont. Mis-:
Emma Stinebaugh, about seventeen year,
of age, swan the canal and rescued both
boys. The Roenbsugh boy was thought to
be dead, but physician WAS called imme-
diately and he was resuscitsted.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-28

GREENyILLE. February 2S.-About one
year ago ID. B. Johnson, a Campbellite
preacher at Palestine. Il small village cigh,
miles southwest of this place, left one night
for Canada with Miss Mary Shively. ieav.
ing his wife and three children in destitute
circumstances. The guilty pair recently re-
turned To Palestine the woman being near
deaths door with heart and lung trouble.
She died few days ago and johnson occu.
pies cell in the county Jail. There are re-
ports from Palestine that mob is organic
ing to take him out of jail and lynch him.