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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
PENSION PLUMB
Fan 20 Veterans, Even whsn Presidents
Change,

fNN v" AfNtN hNFN
Change,
WAsHNGToS, November a--Ohio claim
ants have been nanted pensions aa iOlOWsl
Original, wld0wa, eto,-Catherne, moth
sr Of huluf w. Atowell, Fort Recovery
Diana, mother Of Samuel o, GrsyeE llarta
lToVel Alice u, blythe, former widow OF
George W, LinIernan, WAHeni minors Of
robert Moon, Midland City Doroas moth
sr OF drooms Hall Greensburgl Caroline
widow OF Henry u, George L0oklngtonl
william H., father Of Alpha II, Large, llaf'
Ian Josephine mother Of James n Pres
ton Chalhami Phoebe mother OF Chris q,
Hess, Hudson Newman ~, father OF
Charles q, Nicholas liempel Mary A.,
widow Of Josiah LlghtneE llatayille,
Original lnyalIda George Llarnes, NAL
morn aalllan llalbert Doylestowni Joseph
y. Musaard, Dulles hollomi sanford Nc
ulnnlA Belle Centre Spencer Foley,
Wauseoni benjamin II, Sails, Whitehouael
lamlson ~ Lelard, Cleyelandl Joseph II.
Dean, iiellaIre,
Increase Frederick Ernest National
Military homei Ezra AhOnkwIer, Glliare,
Alfred Mosley Columbnsl Frank NJ,
Thomas, Wapakonelal John Q, Lindsey,
hayenna George puglAy Cleveland
Andy Howe, WilmIngloni LewiHR, Moore,
Marietta,
Relasue-A, Robert West 0lasgowl
Adam 4, Miracle, sn ford William Nc
Kinney Findlay
ltolaaue aud lnereaso--GeOrge y, Peck
ham, behyra
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

TAHNERsyiLLR, ~ ", November a.
Three young ladies, a Miss ], Robertson, Of
New York City, aud two sisters named
bufke, Of Philadelphia, who have been
making Sketches Of the beautiful autumnal
scenery Tor day OF two, took walk yes
terday afternoon through portion Of the
Stony Glove, They had an experiences that
they can talk about aud tfy 70 depict upon
canvas for some tine 10 come, While
hTolling along kicking the thick bod Of
leaves with their feet one VI them, who had
picked up aBtout cudgel, said "Now You
just watch me bit that tree with this atlok,'
Then she threw H. and oteourae she missed
the treo sho hit something else, however,
and Il was ratllesnake that lay backing la
the bfghtaunahlne, ltApreaumed that the
stick gave the reptile right smart blow, II
lost no. time Ia twisting along toward tho
pedestrians and It's cleaning eyes, red
tongue and omlnoua rattle showed thatit
meant hght with all the powers that II
commanded, one OF the burke alalero,
who had hlt the snake, screamed and ran
from the scene ~ fast % she could, Tho
other two ladies, aa fortunately happened,
had taken their stout alpenatoeka Ia their
hands when starting out for their stroll,
and II only took them q moment 10 decide
that Il they too turned and ran, tho
pttler would have tho advantage Of them.
IL was possible that Ia running ono or both
OF them might trip and fall and then tho
slimy thing with Us poisonous fanga would
attack them In a jlly They decided 70
stand their ground and to Eight the snake
They stood about six feet apart alpenHtocka
In hand,
The snake decided TO attack Miss Robert
son, who wore the brighter huod droaa Of
the two, As the reptile advanced toward
her she trombod like leaf IN the wind,
and whom was within two fcot Of her aho
swung her weapon and struck his anakeahip
a whaolting blow She tried 70 llt Il over
the head, but Instead struck II noyon or
oight Inches further back, Tho blow par
TALLY stunned the rather and the moment
Il dropped down on the leaves both laden
piled their oudgelu thick and fast, aud In
two minutes time the snake was M dead M
dead could bo.
Then the two brave girls sobbed.on each
others ncoka, and II they dldnt have
hyaterics they came pretty near H. Mean
while the Miss Burke, who had decided
that In flight was TO bo found her only
safety, was 10 bo heard screaming In too,
which she had climbed uomo distance away.
Motions were made 10 hor that all danger
was past aud that sho ought 10 como and
view the body Of their common foo, Sho
decided that she was near enough 10 tho
snake whore she was, and sho remained on
her perch until her sister and Miss Robert.
son arrived at the foot OF tho treo 10 help
her down, The snake measured over four
feet In length and II had seven rattloa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08


Editor Calvin hos retired from tho Codar.
Vile Herald
win J, Mcconnell, temperance rotormer
OF Jefferson, adjudgcd Insane,
James McCtmbs. Of Cincinnati, fell down
stairs while drunk and fractured his skull,
Mr. William Nelson, aged s3 years, q re.
tired merchant md pioneer OF Athens,
died.
Mrs. Celadon Symues died at her home
In Symmes Corner, IN hor elghty-thlrd
yoar
John Hacko fell from u scafIold AT Gin.
oinnati, and sustained so rious Internal In
jurics.
Niles Is nuiIorlng with an Influx Of
tramps and vigorous oilcrts for their sup.
preston arc being taken.
A littlo son Of Henry Jonos colored, who
lives across tho river from Troy, had his
colar-bono broken while playing ehinny.
The injunction sut OF the Ccrneaus,
brought against Grand Muster Williams AT
Newark, was decided In favor OF tho latter.
Mrs. Ellon Nowhal tho old lady who
fell down flight OF stairs 40 her home In
Cincinnati, died at the city hospital from
tho effects OF tho injuries abe had sus.
tanned.
The Coalton Times says "Tho old Gar.
Aold mine, mile north OF here, ID almost
worked out, and wo arc informed that a
month or two longer will finish H. This
has becn valuable mine In It's time.n
The barn OF VIM Sponner near Florence
Corners, Erie county, was destroyed by an
incondiary fro Four horses burned TO
death, largo amount OK grain and lot OF
farm implements destroyed, Loss $1,000;
insured IN phunlx, Of Broohyn, for u, oO0i
Ohio Farmers', $780, t#
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
ALMOST WRECKED.


Rails Upright in u Cattle.ouard struck
by n Miraculous Escape
of Train.
WADAsu, ND, November s,--A desperate
attempt was made 10 wreck passenger train
No. 0, north bound, 'on tho Cincinnati,
Wabash and Michigan railway, after pass.
Ing PikoS Station, five miles north OF this
city and when the train had attained full
headwoy, tho engine plunged into an OBJ
struction Rails had been placed upright
In cattle.guard, and against this had been
placed hugo cross ties, The engine was not
dcrailed, but the escape Of the entire train
load was miraculous Tho obstruction
could bo seen but short distance, owing
TO binding rain. Tho engine climbed
onto the obstruction, and tho tics wore
lodged under the pilot, There 10 no clue 10
the perpetrators OF the outrage.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEI0u, N, O., November Tho cleo,
ton passed on quietly, Returns 10 far arc
mcagro but show Democratic gains
RALKIon, N. O., November THE oloe,
ton was very quiet 10 far m heard from,
though thcro was good deal Of subdued
eJcltomOnt over tho discovery OF what tho
Democrats claim was undcrhand work on
the part OF tho Republicans, II Ia evident
that an exceptionally heavy vote has been
pollod aud that remarkably fno weather
was'tho ,auso OF H. Prohibition vote was
very light mostly prohlbltlonlsls.votlng
straight Republican or Democratic Tickets
Tho vote Is running very evenly 10 pro-
olnota outof 1,i00glvo Democratic gain OF 2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

NAsuyuLE, rESS, November 7-weather
cloudy, track heavy
First race, ono milO, selling, John DAILY
won, Jim Nave second, Charles Reed third.
fmo iid0A
Second race, ono mile selling, Bertha
won, porochmcnt second, Morgo third,
flmo ld0lf,
Third race, throo.huarlcp Of mile, Glon
Hall won, 0ullltord second, Harry Glenn
third, Time illO
Fourth race iIyc'olghths OF u mile, Bless.
Ing won, Long Dance second Dock Wick
third, Time 400,
Fifth race, oloyen.dStcenths OF mile,
selling, Jesse Mcfarland won, GolIghtly
second, Jim Nave third, Time il2M.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

WAemSoToS November s,-A private
dispatch from John G, New Just received
In Washington states that Indiana Issurely
Republican, but that the congressional po'
dtlon Ia still undetermined, with a proba.
bIllty Of one or two Republican losses
lSpIAEAroLa, November Slight hun.
dren precincts In Indiana give Harrison
l2s, llO, Cleveland 100 7lp Same precincts
In 1884 gave Blaine ii0,69i Cleveland ia.
55l. Net Republican gun N4li, Seven
hundred precincts yot u lear from,
lSpiASAPoLi0, November 8, - Returns
from a2O precincts show not Republican
gain Of 5,0js, Tho last 20 precincts show
net Republican galn OF 500,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
CALIFORNIA,

Ban FRAsoneo November s,-Ileturns
come In slowly aud there arc no complete
figures yet on oltlea oreountlea, Both sides
claim the State, This city gives the Demo-
eraalo city, State and National tickets q
majority estimated by tho Democrats at
5000, and by tho Republicans At 5000
Returns from llb out Of the 1860 precincts
give Harrison n, 400 Cleveland 26,6l4
aAH FRASomoo November H. a-Forty.two
out OF ne precincts In Nevada give Harrl-
son ali7, Cleveland 26ai In 1854 those AZ
precincts gave halne a,iOO Cleveland q.
6aA Returns from % precincts give Cas-
sldy tDom,l Loss, bariine, tRopl i,0sA for
ConRreM.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
Infant EntwIned br a annke.

AKRON November S.--A terrible on.
counter between gn thu.old
child Of Mr., and Mrs Q. n Frank and a
snake occurred hero ina swampy place
near Franks house, Tho mother heard
tho ohlld's screams, aud found n largo
poisonous snake wrapped around Ia body
and arm, In some manner the child had
managed 10 seize the snake about three
Inches behind the head, and with its little
hand kept tho igngs from striking Il. Tho
mother tainted at the sight, but recovering,
cut the snakes head on With knifo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
Death of nm Old Police omoor.

CmoINSATr, November S.-onlcor John
Booso, one Of tho best members Of the po-
Iieo force, died at his home, 3l3 Harrison
avenue, at half'past yesterday morning.
He had been III for somo time, dying OF w..
phoid fever. officer Booso was twenty
ioven years old aud married, He went ON
tho force July 1, 1885, reporting at Cum.
minsvillo, Ho was a Son.in.law OF Captain
Al Smith, OF tho Twenty.ono's Engine
Company. Through tho different police
benevolent organizations the widow OF tho
deceased officer will receive upwards OF
n, 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
sOurn oAn0LINA,

GHARLFaToN, November Tat Georges,
where trouble was feared, The Democratic
majority for the atate and county ticket Ii
gl6 Dlbble pem,l. for Congress 900 ma
Iorlty,
Hampton county elects Cleveland cleo
tors 'fllman (pem,) Tor Congress aud the
entire Democratic ticket have majority
OF 1900 The eolored people voted the
straight Democratic ticket
No disturbances ~ the polls, Nothing
70 indicate q decrease Ia the Democratic
majority VI 1884.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
ILI.INOIs,

CucAao. November S.-'rho vote OF 81
counties In Illinois, including Cook, shows
lnajoritIes for Harrison Of 3s,0ia, and for
Cleveland i001S The remaining ~ ooun.
ties IN 1894 gave DlaIno 6,ssi and Cleveland
0,6l2 Assuming that these IS counties not
yet fully reported give the same result as
In 1884, tho state will now give plurality
for Harrison Of i00i2 II Is sofo to say,
therefore, that llarrISons plurality will bO
nbonL 1000
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
An ohlonn COO. 10 ,Joru,n,om

WrLaSdroS November s,-orango Fra.
tcr, ono OF our leading pocors, tho prosi-
dent Of the Harrison and Morton club hero
gentleman OF somo literary aoto and for
several years Che Commercial Gazotto cor.
respondent In this place, left this morning
on trip 10 the Holy Land, Ho will sail
from New York for Naples on Thursday
and expects 10 roman about six months
travelling through Turkey Greece, Palos.
tine Nubia and other countries This Is
Mr.. Frazlers second trip abroad.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

CiNoINNArf November 1--Scvcral days
ago soycnty.6vc head Of sheep were stolen
from two farmers named Jasper Manning
aud Amor Nugeut, living near llignsport
o. The shocp woro consigned 10 Long
West & Co., OF this city, and the day fol
towing the owners came 10 this city and
reported ihor loss 10 the police, By moans
Of dcooy letter tho thief was caught At
Rome o., proving 10 bo JamOs Kcsoy, who
drove the sheep from the pasture In the
night. The arrest wos muduby the Marshal
OF Rome, through the efforts Of the
Cincinnati police department
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Charged WIN unfalthfnlns.,.

Totrpo November s,-Yesterday after,
noon Sam slettener formerly chairman Of
tho Democratic county committee, accused
Common Pleas Judge Commager Of un,
lalthiulneHa to llaynesln the Congressional
contest Commagor Knocked his aceusor
down and wis bolaborIng him when ho was
pulled on by the bystanders, Commager
contested for tho Congressional nomination
with IlAynaa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

JAoKsoSylLLE November a,--Retuma
from the State are coming In very slowly,
complete returns having been received
from but two counties Escambla aud JEFF
ioraon. Esoambia gIyoa Cleveland 400 ma.
Iorlty, gain Of alb over "a, Jefferson
county gives Cleveland a majority Of ~,
Tho second congressional district II stIll In
doubt The whole state Ia closer than was
Al frat hubnoaed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

LONDON, November s--'rho Daily Ncws
says "rho blue book on the saokylllo
affair considerably lmprovesthe position Of
President Cleveland and Mr. Bayard. Lord
Salisbury's error lay In not peroeiving that
the recall Of Lord sackyille involved no
perAonal discrodit.u NNb Ns,Ni NJ 7A
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

zASEsylLLR, November s,--Aiter hearing
arguments for and against change Of
venue In tho case OF Mrs, Shoots, charged
with poisoning her child, Judge Philips do.
olded 10 grant the motion, aud Fixed upon
Guernsey county Ms the place for the trial.
II isact for December =, and will be heard
by Judge Campbell, Public sentiment Il
Il alleged, has been worked up by tho
lane'yillo newspapers against. Mrs, Shoots
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, November Tho Democrats
concedo tho state, but olOlm tho election ol
Palmer Dem for governor.
CHICAGO, November u EIghty.two pro,
cines out OF SAi In this city give Harrison
n, 400, Cleveland idi7s, Fiior 1880, Pal.
NOR i0,70i No comparison can bo made
on account Of change In precincts,
Ono hundred and one precincts In Chi.
cago glyos Harrison is,4is, Cleveland
i0O0S Flier 1880, Palmer r2O,5O5,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

Findlay is shipping articles OF glassware
10 Europe.
Il. II Pope, Logan county farmer, fatally
Injured by cars At Empire Staten,
Henry Bdey, baggage agent OF the Fort
Wayne, committed suicide at Ctestllne.
Ashland will have lecture course which
will include three lectures and two con-
certs.
Sandusky is preparing for a great cele-
bration when the new soldierss Home Is
dedicated.
Mansfield claims TO be the hoalthiest city
in the State. No wonder II secures another
brass foundry.
While crossing street In Cincinnati
Harvey Haney, aged nineteen, fell and
broke his left leg At the knee.
John Smith, wealthy merchant of Ar.
canum, was last evening stricken with q
paralytic stroke, Recovery doubtful
The dwelling OF w. @. Wilson In Coshoc-
ton county, was entirely destroyed by Gre.
Loss, ", ,2OO insured In tho Ohio Farmers
for 5000.
Presldent Stern announced that the Gin
cinnqti club will make a big fight to secure
Loyett, the crack pitcher Of last seasons
0maha club.
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eHoT AT RY AN AppARl1loN.
startling Midnight Adventure with a
hieeping sian Looking for burglars,

hthitlhn Midnight Adventure with n
sleeping aian Looking for burglars,
LirTtR FALN, N, Y, November. -George
L. Smith II one OF tho hest known young
nen In this village, lilo must have been
troubled With y anlghtmarc, m that Is tho
only reasonable explanation OF the follow
Ing adventures Mr., Smith was awakened
near midnight by noise In his room. lilo
thought burglars had entered, and
In daIed condition seized q re.
yolyer.. Dressed only iH his n,ghtshrt
he ruahod down stairs into the street.
Opposite the Smith residence Ia tile L0omls
mansion. Passing along on that side OF the
street. unconscious Ot danger was young
man named Poaklna, Suddenly ho heard
q voice call from tho other uldooi the street,
81 want YOU" Perkins looked In that d..
roollon and saw an appaTatlon In white
holding cleaning revolver at arms length
lilo answered back, "What do you wantY
Tho only response wasa flash, loud report
aud the whll Of bullet Thoroughly
scared hc dumped behind trco In front Of
the Loomls mansion and thon started on
run, dropping his hat In hla flight, Three
moro shots were fred after him In quick
succession, but none Of the bullets struck
him. Ono Of smlthsa sisters had entered
his room and caused the noiso
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DEATH in THE eoo.
strange Fate OF Man who Ate Col.
Ored IlRR.

0aTERDuRa, Mies November Son last
Easter Sunday the wife Of Joseph Berk-
hoimer, Of this place, boiled number Of
eggs In water colored with patent dye.
The shell Of ono Of The eggs was found 10
bo broken whom they were taken from tho
mator. Joseph Berkhclmer, against the
warning OF his wife, ate the broken egg.
Ho was takon sick soon afterward and
continued to gradually waste away daily,
until from man weighing nearly 200
pounds, he became nero skeleton. He
died on Tuesday His weight at the time
oi bis death waa legp than 70 pounds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

DETROIT November 7,--fwanty districts
outside city Cleveland 2,Ola Harrison
1850, Fisk al6, Republican gain VI,
DEfRorT, November 7,-fhlrly precincts
In Detroit give Cleveland a,O7p Harrison
2Oi0,
riity districts outside Detroit nYe tiarn
soa AaG Cleveland 0,i00, Fisk $780, Luce
lRep,) Ssau burt (pem,) Igll Cheney
(ffo,) 7da, Democratic gain a22
Michigan has gone Republican without
doubt, eleollng luea (Rep,) ioI governor
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KrIed InatanlIy undor lhe whenl..

LANCASTER November "A most torrl.
bic and fatal accident happened here yos,
terday morning, William Landorman,
aged about twenty-five years, brakeman on
tho o, h NJ. v, railway, while attempting TO
board tho engine Of the work train, foil
undor tho wheels and was instantly killed,
his head being mashed 20 a pulp and the
brains scattered all around Deceased was
from MeClunoy, whore tho remains were
taken The coroner has not yet returned
hIa verdict
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
nlggoat 0naaer In tho univorao.

FISDLAY, November THE Syndicate
Fuel Company ddllod In the largest gas
we'll In Ohio In tho north part OF this city
last evening, The llow OF gas Ia estimated
10 bo over l6OOO,0OO cubic iCot per day by
gas men. Tho we'll Ia on the limo OF the
Toledo, Columbus & Southern Railroad,
aud all Iralns have been stopped for fear OF
AN explosion, An effort will DO made TO
got the well undcr control to-day
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CFoMsAr, November e.-John W, Roy,
Aler a clerk, living at rs West Sixth street,
was arrested and locked up at Central
staten on the charge OF petit larceny,
koyHler brushed on coat Tor Felix
Wehrle, u guest At tho Royal hotel aud
Wehrls charges him with having taking go
Ia cash from the garment
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CONNECTICUT.

HAnTToRp, OoNN,, November L. Twenty
townsg give Harrison a,OiO, Cleveland 3, IA
Fisk 200 scatterlng0, In 1884 Blaine 1858,
Cleveland 1900, h. John 1872 Republican
gain 40S.
HARrTonp, November 7--Flfty.elght
towns show not gain for Harrison Of
1,48i.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

RAyENSA, November THE Now York,
Pennsylvania and ohio suffered wreck,
An oaltbound freight was thrown on the
track by misplaced switch, Nine cars
we're piled up aud totally destroyed
Grain Of al kinds was strewn on the
ground, aud crude oil run In atroama
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DAYTON November 7,-sster Dclphlnc
who had been connected with st. Elizabeth
hospital for three years, died nj that instl-
tuition and was buried At Calvary cemetery
yesterday sho was sIIty.four years old,
and had been member OF st Francis 30
oioty for thirty.Aye yoArA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
NEW mAmpsiIIIiE.

CoNooRp, NJ H., November Tho Indl-
cations are that IaUiSon has carried Now
Hampshire, that doodoll (Ropublican) has
been elected Governor and tho Republicans
have carried both congressional districts
aud have secured control OF tho Legislature.
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CRoroS, November mir NJ, Chilooto,
an old resident Of this village, dropped
dead Of heart disease Ilo had Just eaten q
hearty breakfast aud was preparing TO so TO
Nj Vernon whom death overlook him.
His funeral will bo preached hero Wcdncs'
day, aud his remains will 10 takon 10 Con
torburg for intormont
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rWeNrY-sIx NEW CASES.

But Only ono DEATH Reported from
Jaokuonvlilc.
JAcKsoNvILE, FLA, November S--Prcsi-
dent Neal MitcholPs official bulletin for
the twenty.four hours ending at 0 o'clook
Now cases 20, death Il total number Of
cases to date, 1892 total number Of deaths,
807.
Death Howard II, Smith.
New cases. George Howell, William Had
dock, r. E Pleasant, Truman Tucker, Mrs.
Sarah Cain, Bel tha May Smith, Ioroy
Brook Alice A, May Miss Florence Keep,
Martha FroomOn--i0 whto aud 10 oolored
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INA, November 7,-iiyan w. Thomas,
On trial Ia court here charged with forgery,
was found guilty A motion for new
trial was made, Thomas Ia wol known
farper OF the northwestern part Of this
county
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RATTLESNAKE
KILLED IN STONY CI.OVE, IN
NEW YORIf STATE,
~ TWO BRAVE GIRLS WITH THEIR
ALPENsTocka'

A Reptile -Four Feet Long, with seven
niG Ratties, ID slain by a Couple Of
Young Ladies', who Attack tho Meptiis
with spartan courager-rhe vensmeus
Snake with Its Poisonous Fengs Made
Tor the 0iris, Who, viii, oudgeis, Laid
10 Low ~ Their Feet,
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gives Harrison $50 aud Portsmouth giyeA
Cleveland a0a majority, Isle Of Wight
county 10 reported Democratic by small
majority, James City county gives iiaHt
son sos majority.
Williamsburg gives Harrison 90 ma'
lOrily.
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VIRGINIA.

PonrsNourH Crrr, Va, November 7.--This
sity givcs a Democratic majority Of S0S.
RroHMopp, November ~. Danvllle gives
Cleveland 2bS majority, a Democratic gain
pf ls7 North Danvillo gives Cleveland
"a majority; psmocratic gain. 10. Norfolk
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OHIO New8,

Items OF Interest Gathered From nuek.
eye Towns,
TIFPlH, November IA twoyear-old
child Of Charles llepp iell IN elattrn and
was nahsd out for dead BY Ia mother. ny
almost iuperhuman efforts, however, II
was reauaolaled, aud may live,
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PETERSBURG IND., November e.--At
Union ten miles west OF hero, John Moore
and Joseph Pinnick got into drunken
brawl. Moore was shot throe times, onco
through his abdomen Pinnirk was unin.
lurcd, u iSthought chat Moore can not
recover. LAl--M