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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

Coucilmen Vokmanu aud Field are
OF the party who have gone ON The
brick investigating tour Nothing
new has developed in the libel suits In
which they are Che planulls Al.
though disclosures ore promised upon
their return, which will fasten upon
the Repository the most direct malice
In the publication Of helibelous article
1t is rumored that the Repository man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

Burglars gained an entrance 10 the
Cleveland & Canton Railroad Office in
Coshocton Monday night, and knocked
or pried a handle off the safe BY
using hollow spool Of funnel shape
enough powder was worked into the
safe TO blow the door open, The safe
was badly demolished, but luckily W.
II. Strauss, the agent, expresses Ais
cash receipts TO headquarters daily,
consequently the burglars obtained no
money, There is no clew.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
nx.PoL1oEMAN n1AoK
Returned To-day and Says His Paramout
Shook Him,

Returned To-day and Says His Paramour
Shook Him,
Ex.Pollceman Black, who eloped
about three weeks ago with Ann Whit
acre, returned today on q Valley train.
He is very reticent and does not have
much to say for himself. When asked
by reporter whether he shook his par
amour, he replied that she shook him.
He says that when he was first ac'
cused OF improprlety he demanded an
Investigation, but for some reason II
was denied him. He states that he
was accused Of things that he
was not guilty Of and II an inyestiga.
tions was made II would show up some
things that would tend TO vindicate
him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
THE Y. M. D. Q. MEETING.
All Arrangements Havo Been Mado {
90 10 Maasillon Tonight.

All Arrangements Havo Been Mado TO
90 10 Masaillon Tonight.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
met last night at their headquarters TO
attend some important matters. Two
new members were voted In the club.
IL was decided to go to Louisville on
Saturday night in place Of Cleveland
The club will have an appointment for
every night from now until the cam
paign Is closed. Tonight they viii so
TO Massillon, tomorrow night they VIII
be in Alliance, Friday plight they will
parade In Canton, Saturday night In
Louisville, and on Monday hight they
win close the campaign In Canton.
Every member isrequested TO report at
headquarters this evening at 7 o'clock
sharp. Train will leave for Maaslllon
at 7:i0 city time. The club will be no.
companied by the Grand Army Band
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

Marriage licences have been issued
to l.. Weygandt and Della Hemperly,
of Tuscarawas townships Harry Kee
fauuer and Kate McDonald Joseph
Warth and Mary 4, Knapp, Of Massil-
Ion. Joseph Luthi and rhiesha
schwing OF Canton. Alya n. stump
and Adora Oyster, Of Alliance. The
will Of Samuel Doll, late Of TuBcaraw.
AS township has bten fled for probate.
Mr. Joseph Gross has sued Mr., Anton
Turaslti in common pleas court for
al ObO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

Why let the little ones suffer with
Rheumatism when 25 cents will buy o
bottle OF Salvation Oilp
or far greater value than money Is
health: therefore, for coughs and colds
use Or Bulls Cough Syrup, the infalli-
bic remedy Price % cents
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
VERY BRIEF.
Interesting Nows Events for tho
Hurried Reader.

Detailing in Accurate and Condensed
Form tho Small but Important Happen.
hugs OF tho CITY ana Vioinlty-..what
You Don't Soc Don't AJAX For, az II Has
Not Occurred.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
stolo an ovoro,oa.

w, w. Smith, Of Plttsburg, was ar
rested last night by Constable Weber
and lodged in the county jail. Smith
is accused Of having stolen Nh overs
co0t from Mr., Wiiiameon, OF Robprta-
vile, who was stopping az the Union
Hotel lle was araigned before jus.
tice 5raden this afturn0on.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
Why Dom. They cover It.

A number OF the members Of the Y.
M. ID. Q. have posted $3.50 at this office
TO bet on the general result Although
IL has been here almost week, no Re-
publican has had sand enough TO cover
II. Come up, gentlemeni the money
talkR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

ton, and that lho editor OF that paper
atlaiahtenin8 himself 10 peacock pro-
p0rtlOllh, deeland that the Repository
Wae responsible aud would assume full
liability, hhOnld such facts develop
tho public may look for a criminal pro
eeedng that will convert the peacock
into very weary old hen,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

As q family medicine Ayers l}llla
excel all others They are suited 10
every age and, being eugarcoated, are
easy TO take Though searchipg and
thorough In elIeob, thoy are mild and
pleasant IN action, and their usa Is at-
tended with no Injurious results.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
prosontod with a Baton.

Prof, McPhail who has resigned as
director Of the M. II. Choir, has been
presented with o beautiful baton by the
congregation. The presentation speech
was made by MIR. w X. Miller. Mr..
Knapp, OF the Hampden works, will
succeed Mr.. McPhail as director Of the
ahOir
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

MAssILLoN, oct, 81.

MAsstLLoN, Oct, 81
George w, Beck, who lives south Of
town, missed u gun several weeks ago,
Suspicion Of having stolen 1t fell upon
George Voglo and Harry Naley, who
live near him, and when the latter, in
company with another man were pre-
pairing TO leave town, Constable Shep-
Icy was notified The three men were
going to leave at ESQ this morning for
Lancaster, Pa, Mr., Shepley was on
hand and arrested Naley with the gun
in his possession The other man dis.
appeared and the Constable went down
to the farm after him this morning,
Vogle Is believed TO have stolen the
gun, and the other man Is thought TO
have only taken care of IL for him.
A largely attended meeting Of the
Y, NJ. ID, 9. was held last night, at
which much business was transacted.
The club decided to go TO Alliance on
Thursday evening, and will meet the
Navarro club az p m, and together
they will leave the TT Wayne depot ut
6AS standard time. Fare for round
trip Is only o. cents. Theyalso decided
to go to Canal Fulton Saturday even
ing.
Nothing definite was done at Che
meeting held last night for the propOa
ed lecture coulsee, The gentlemen i'm
terested. who are prominent citizens
are thoroughly In earnest, and there is
no doubt but that we win have q goot
| lecture couB here this winter. AL
rood citizens ought to heartily coop
crate IN this worthy undertaking,
Republican money Go the amount o.
$500 is deposited No the German De
post bank, which It's owner is ready Z
/, bot on Harrison, and Democrat h9
) $500 NJ the Union National bank he Y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
n,g pes,inr in Minerva.

A big bet took place at Minerva yes
terday, at which $500 were wagered on
side. Mr.. Hart, prominent Demo
crat OF that place, wagered $500 on
Cleveland against $500 on Harrison
that was made up by a syndicate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

The new Christian church at Sparta
viii be dedicated Sunday, November
4th, President Woolery, Of bethany
College w Va, will preach the dedica-
tion sermon. Rev Molfett VIII also
aid I'm thn eXernlaea.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

Vorr for George Ellis for County
Recorder. lie IS o poor man ard u
cripple and IS worthy and competent.
His opponent Is rich and does not need
The Office,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

The will Of jacob q. Bucher late of
Ferry township was aled Tor probate
this morning Nt'
A marriage license has been issued
TO Henry Bechtel aud Lailrl Vida, Of
Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

No. 10, West Eighth street, carefully
repairs watches, clocks, jewelry silver.
ware, spectacles, &C., promptly and at
the lowest prices. Satisfaction guar
antped
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
nlnrnlnnd 4 cnnton stniomnnt.

The Cleveland a. Canton Railroae re.
ports decreased gross and net earnings
For September, The statement for
September and three months Of the ils.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

There win be a public sale at the Int
residence OF Jhps j. Pontlus, deceased
Thurgday, November 18Th
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
r0,n,a. Itohy, sooly, skln roiturop.

The simple application Of "SwAYNE's
OtNrMENT' - without any internal med
iclue, will cure any case of letter salt
Rheum, Ringworm, Piles, l,ch Sores
plmnles, Ec2mn, all Scaly, ltOhy Skin
Erupuons, no matter how obatilate or
long standing II Ia potent, elleotiye,
and costs but u uine, lrrsl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
A man who has practiced medicine for
40 years, ought to know salt from su-
Gar; read what ho SAYS.

TOLEDO o., Jan. 10, 1887,
Messrs. II. j. Cheney g. Co.-Gentle-
men:.--I have been In the general prac.
tlce Of medicine for most 40 years, and
would say that in all my practice and
experience, have never seen prepara-
tlon that could prescribe with rs much
confidence OF success as | can ll0lps
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you.
Have prescribed II q great many times
and is effect Is wonderful, and would
say In conclusion that have yet to lind
u case of CatarTh that itwould not cure,
II they would take II according to di'
rections. Yours Truly,
l., H. GoRsUCH, NJ, d.,
ONCE, 2l5 Summit ~.
We will give 300 for any case of ca.
tarrh that can not be cured with Halls
Uatairh Cure Taken internally
Il. J. CHENEY n Co., Props, Toledo,O,
s8- Sold by Druggists Zoe,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
MUCH OF MAssILLoN,

Booiala, Parties and Poreonala.--Many Po'
litioal Meetings on tho Tapia---Parado
Tonight -.- Tho Alliance Meeting So A
Thiof Caught.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

Pictures framed ot Durbin, Wright
g Co.'S,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
A WORD OF WARNING.

There many white soaps each represented bo Just good Ivory ~
% ARE MOT but like all counefd lack tho peculiar and remarkable qualities
Of tho genuine hh for Ivory" Soap and Insist upon getting H.
Copyright 1885,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
Jerley lackeIs, GeeLIug Y yIekers'.

Dress goods at eeeting 4 victers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
ruRTnEn ENLIolITENMENr.

There are circumstances which are
almost certain 10 develop, anti dating
the appearance Of Mr. Lahm's com.
munication which will ia u great
measure exonorate that gentleman
at least Il will show the malice and
Onimus Of the Repository management
and f0sien upon II entire and full re-
sponslbility for the publication
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16
CHURCH CHIPS.

Services will be held at the Emerson this
afternoon al 2.30.
There will be business meeting of the
Ministers conference Monday afternoon at
$50, in the Y. NJ. c. A. parlor.
Division Street II. Z. Church-Rev. J.
Graham. DID,. Pastor. Preaching morning
and evening by the pastor. Sunday School
al noon. Young peoples meeting al p. m.
Public service will be held at p. m. by
the New and Latter House OF Israel az 400
CanG-st. Subject, THE World that Was,
the " orld that Is and the World 10 Come"
Universalist-Rev Charles Fluhrer, Pas
tor. Morning subject. Spiritual Unity"
Evening subject, The Tragedy of Creation
and Its Meaning" Sunday School at l2 m.
The "Ys." will hold gospel temperance
meeting al 4: 30 y. M. at the W. 9. t. T..
parlor., Q Pesrl-st.. led by Miss Cora Riggs.
Speaking by Mrs. Watson snd Mrs. Pixley
Burton.
Rev. DR.. Knapp. of Grace Church. will
preach in the morning on Heaven, Its In
habitsnis and Their EmplOyments. Even
ing subject, The Chat and Wheat Con-
trasted.
The Seventh Day Adventists will hold
services IN kinguette's hall. corner South
Di vision-st. aud Fifth-sve.. this evening al
are cordially invited.
Smith Memorial Congregational Church
Corner Weaitbysve. and FiDney-st. Rev.
II. A. Mcintyre. pastor. Morning and
evening services. Bible class and Sunday
school, a. noon. Young peoples meeting
At 8 o clock.
Mission Wood Presbyterian ChuTcb-W.
II. Hoffman. pastor. Morning subject
Divine Syapsthv.' Evening subject
Divine Lesdings in Our Lives" Sabbstb b
evening prayer meeting At s o'clock. Sab
bath school a. noon.
The Children of Zion Church have
resumed their preaching services conducted
~ Elder n. A Oimsted Also Ssbbsth
School following morning service Morn
ing sob isct. How 20 be Saved Evening.
The Inspeskabie Gift a kind invitz-
ton 70 attend = given - e..
- Marx Chnrch-Rev Campbell Fair.
n D.. Rector. Third s1nlsv in Advent
80 a m. Holy Comm 1Dio1. lN e m.
schoo'. II = ra service snd sermon b7
Rev. Campbell Fsir ID Al important
communication 49, b read ~ the Rector
oserings for payment ~ interest on rec
fory DEBT r m, sfieruoQn sunday
schgoi. , g M. No--h Grand PsGids. sun-
dsv ochoo. in Yes E1E sn1 Hal. Pa ufeld-
ave. near 41I no 1v-st 3 3. I'd serF 20
and s-rmcn n l1ffsxe Grove ATenue. ffs~-
osIs fsrs hv Rev. Campbell fsr ~ ~.
r g. II. eTerfr PRAYER end sermon ~ t.r7.
fsmrneII Far ~ m --zrs c fns sec
ond Advent - fcT Ire cburcn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Pew Whe Wlii Serve ths fsspls -
DePstiss ana SlslAs @fsef sseo4Fy a.
lg e only t~e weeks 0nt. sbs county
0f1loes viii change ana the ne~ men will
take the places. Counts Ciefs Harvey viii
retain a. his deputies , D. Carpenter and
}. G Young. VINO hsss beeA with hin
during the past year
Register OF De sds Rioe hss appointed for
his depulis HERMAN Van Aaidreu and
Miss Annie r. Cox tls popsi ieI chief cierk
viii TemAlu lu the same posltioL fOI the
coming 40 ssau Mise Imms u. Myman
will also renaiu in the oiaoe
Judge fei ikius hAs Gooui decided % re-
tain =. W. Hlne 10 the Probate Oaios Nj.
Hlne is first class man 10 ttst posin0n
sDe go01 mkn 10 k2ep ineis
Prosecuting AfiorDei stuart " II probably
make l. r. knappen a. his deputy
while Prank T. RODGERS vii be retained
A. sssislAni and Vii have iGl charge II
Police Courl cssss NJ siuAri ssys thst the
matter OF moving lnfo tbs Court biock
vlll not be seitei VDii after The January
session Of The bosr1 81 Supervisors.
Treasurer elect Colson tss settled on q
ieoy for bB oepufy but TIE 1sAEGRAs
BHsALp reporter vac nOi able - learn nef
name.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16
A NAUGHTY PRISONER
ONO TALENT AT ~oRSiN NEW YORK
Losis C.ritss. the kas Who tase 60
Badger fhn D.iy. Is AsnssE sf the
Ohle state Prisoa Gang. ssa va
Oar Os Fsrsi>

UCoLrkBUs. o. Dee. l5.-osPtAin koons
assistant Clerk Of the Ohio STATE Prison.
leaves here tomorrow morning for New
York ~ FequisiIsOn fer Louis Carleton.
alias Meredith, who is under arrest for al
tempting the badger gsms on Phil Daiy.
Carleton Was received 81 lie State Prison
from Cincinnati, April u. 1855 on . seven
year sentence for grand LARCENY. The board
Of managers paTo.ed nm on August -,
1856. Bul be had trouble with bis employers,
r. Hayden, sons a Co. IA This city, snd
was returned TO prison On August :. lso4,
he secured another parole, thls sane secuf-
ing employment 10 Simpsons Iron WORK,
IN this city. ss bOokkeeper. soc aiter work
ing for this nrm Tor three months Carleton
disappeared snd had not been seen slnoe
According 10 lis prison record he has .
vile living 81 The tine Of bis Imprisonment
a. III West Forty -third-st. New York City.
he is ?, years 81 age and is puI down a. 9
moosrsle drinkeT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16
GERRlT JoLMAk'S STORY.
~. r. Allen Pleaded Not Guilty for Him
Against His Will

~. II. Allen Pleaded Not Guilty for Him
Against His WILL
The apparently peculiar way in which
y. p. Allen has conducted the case Of
Gerrit Jolmsn. the boy arrested soms weeks
ago 10 forging his fathers name 10 note
OF $50. war learned from Gerrit Jolmsn st
the Jail yesterday. Gerrit was brought into
court Friday morning and pleaded guilty
10 the charge against him. This led 10 q
suspicion that the boy had been infuen Cd
in his first pleading. mot guilty. bv some
one. he was sosB al the al by JEif-
GRAN HERALD reporter yesterday, and 10
reply 10 question replied. Il wanted TO
plead guilty al first. but NJ. Allen pleaded
not guilty for me before ] knew what ne
was going 10 do. He came 10 me st the
court room and offered 20 take up ~ case
for me and said that the county would pay
for il. ] did not tell him that wanted
him. or that ] did not want him. but he
went right on a. If had engaged him 10
defend me. Ny parents have always been
good TO me. as good g. any boys parents
need be. ] have Sd artificial arm a. home
which my parents bought FOR me. and If
they were mean to me they would not be
apt to buy s. costly limb for me - thst
The story which Allen told 10 the papers
was not true. and was entirely made Bp by
him. he went TO zee my parents Thanks
giving. and when they would not pbv the
$50 back TO jerks, be got mad He thought
If be could get father 10 pay the $50 bach
to Jepks IL would LET me out Of the scrspe.
and get father into II.
When Alien came 10 see me after the AZ
tice wss published be said tbs; be did no;
mean 70 get that pisce IN the paper about
nv fOks so bad / asked hi n what piecs
snd be asked me II bad not seen d.
told him no. and be said be would not tell
me II bad not seen il. Afierwsr6 ! saw
q paper and read the article. I asked him
II that was the article IN the JEIFeEsk
HERALD Of Dec. lst and 10 said il was
never told him that nv father consented
10 nv signing bis name 70 the note. Allen
wanted me 20 swear ~ this bot ] would
rather serve twenty yesrs myself II guilty.
thsD - cause my father year impris0D-
msni uniustly.
When ] found oct what NJ. Alien VS.
doing and what the result might Ds J made
up nv mind 10 plead guilty and oid.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16
THE MAYORS GUEST
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND COMING
A@yea Neste1 eas sosurse q Fsossiss
fFsn frssaosas CIesslsHe A. oosas
Mere Next ss@ssl @aa sanapis
mlShlS@n's fssllns

"NNtN@ta
MAsaIKsgok. Dec lA-hon. l. AZ Wes-
ton. Mayer Of Grand kapds called IN
President Cleveland today sno sscursd =
promise from hin - hs nis gaes. IL og@na
Rapids nsKl Ssnmss and enjoy some oi
the eroe!iens rshins thai Aich s4n sfaras.
The frosldspg vii iaks With him The
portable cottage thai vas huilg "a Grand
Rapids lkss Summer and a. ii 70 hin ~
hIs somiTing friends IN MicAiesn The oos-
tsss is nov ssi up Oh ihe efsuais Al OAK
View. where Il vii reuaia uUJl rext
Spring. A. II Is ws.l knova ia>i fsea4deat
Cleveland is great lover a. p.s ssOGisl
Sports. aud al sxoel.tui nshernsa. some
nne hshing eau i.s looasi .oi tsz sessoR.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

JFFrERsovvIfrs Ind. Dec. i5-Michizsn
Brusn and William Crsvsus Of Cincinnati.
bad thrilling experiences here last night.
They we're 0u their vsv % Nsw Orleans
m ss<if and in approaching the falls 0f
the Ohio river In the dark they were drawn
over and their frsil craft Vas dashed TO
pieces on the rocks below. Their cries wee
heard b7 Albert and George Fuller. Who
secured them "a they were beng drawn
toward ere whirlpool. The Fl srs have
rescued Tins far az east twenty lives a. ne
raEfa
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

pleas Wilson snd IA d~srds Ia their 81 ar
acisr sketch. intr0dnclns = srsnc sloss car
tesL Aonorlef and klos. comedians sn1
scoslisis Chss. Lane. 81 ynanssi and o~nnon
ball Terfornlsf. herbert i,si.onF eaxae.
diSr. Gsrus Holden. NsiHs Philips
Carrie Edwards A superb steck company
IL ths iAukhKaie oonaeds entitled I've
Asrred Coupss A beautiful minstrel
scene making sn unrlvaiea entertainment
Of specially stars. TIE entire programme
slA bs glsvn a. tie regular Msunses
Wednesday sIe Saturday afternoon al :
Coca.
This weeks New y ora As-vsr is douhls
number and commentaries the tenth an
nisefssry Of The papers exislenos 0s print
ing review Of ils history together with
10 issaed ss . supplement- IAs Atrss
leads - orsnstie paper.
lnre kirslfy "a preparing iOr . gorgeous
revival of the Black Crook next season
TIE famous olo spscfscis Will be produced
on al elaborate scale sith 3 view of MAX
ins u run year in ke~ laTK. Several
famous European artists are engaged 10
appear II II.
The burning OF the interior Of the beauti-
fui Chicago olsrs House may throw soms
good attractions this WAY Manager Gar
wood has already written 10 Chicago with
The hope OF securing some OF the compsnlcs
booked - appear IN the lii-tsiec theatre.
The music rendered Dy the orchestrs IN
| Powers Grand is IA Del exceileutiy executed
| Nov Director Weienstslu should change
bis selections and give us something ne~
occasionally.
Fred WArde vii have new manager
next season one unhezrd Of i. Ii ONs4.
/ by the By. il was shabby trlck on ths
part Of Msroe 30 cancel hls Christ mas date
here with Manager Gsrwood.
| A new theatre 10 Ice called the Century
viii s9on be built way up on Forty -sec0od-
st., New York. sydney Rossnheld Is rals.
ing The necessary funds.
The Little Tycoon" is drawing large
houses every where. and the surhor. Wi
lard spenser, has handsome surplus IA
the bank.
Sara levitt. who has been il for several
| months Il regsinlng her bealih and hopes
to be able 10 resume the stage next season.
The Logsrie." ths new Irish pay by
/
| tofious the actor has done
4
Sol Smith Russell will rest this week IN
| the bosom OF his family in MS comiOflabls
home in Minneapolis.
The Brass Monkey" Charles II oyts
latest comedy. Is having long and success
inl run IN New York.
Boyd Putnam 10 now on the road in the
| East with the Madison Square Legal
| Wreck company.
The clery are endorsing Denmsn Thomp-
son and The Old Homestead in New
| York.
| The engagement Of Csmpsnini at Powers
| Monday evening. has been Cancelled
|
Manager Berger will spend this week in
Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16
A SEASON OF FIRES
Tns lLLumlkATloNs NE be PLENTY
A $50 900 firs in -. Louis Last Night
A Steamboat Barss Near y e~ oTissas
C.sstaS Large Isss-frs Ia
Springfield DEy Goods stors.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. lo.-A disastrous IRE oc
CURED tonight in a building ID Plne-st be-
tween Third aud Fourth. ccc4 pied by sew
eral printing and publishing cpneerns The
loss on the building, owned 9y Edward J
Cav Is $1,000. fully insured The Bech-
told Printing Co lose SO 0D0. insurance.
So COZ. Little & Becker, $4,000. tuliy in
sured: Nix0n-JOBe Printing Company,
go 90. fully insured The Spectator office
was located Ia the building and Was dam
aged 10 the extent OF - so. AT midnight
the fre Was under control.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Some one kss been steslinf clothing from
some Of the boys srounc town. and fsw
nights ago JOB wss Dut up 10 catch the
thief. by hanging Fred Aldrichs overcost
10 q good place 81 the Merton abc then the
bows ret bach and watched for the thief
lie came. stole the cost and soi away. go
Fred n out o new otercosi and the thief ls
wearing t. The same fellow stole coat
night