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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
Henry lathenmeJer Shot aud Instant
~ KILLED by has Mistress This morn.

Hanry Ituthsnmeyer Shot aud Instant
~ Killed by has Mistress This Morn.
Ing,
DAYTON, o., December 10 Shortly after
sE O'Clock yesterday morning. woman Of
bad roputo named Emma Day, shot and
killed man named Henry Bulhonmoyof
on Dock street. Ia The southern part Of the
city Hho fred four shots ~ him. Two
took effect one striking che iclt s.dc Of
the lower jaw, aud the other entering his
loit ear causing lnsguJ luajh The killing
wa the result of % lugroi that begau hst
evening The couple had been liyiur
poaCcably togoihor lur tho past year until
lOrt night l'orsomc fopnu not yet known,
they commenced Qmrmiinr lo was ar
rottod for disturbing the peace, and vowed
ho would XIII hor. Obtaining bail ho went
back curly th| morning and tried 10 force
an entrance into lho house The woman
finally opened The door and llrol with the
revolver almost against bis head, with the
fatal oilcct mentioned Buthcnmcycr waa
q machine hand working At Price " Cole
maue
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
A WASHINGTON MYSTERY
which Leads un 10 wonder What Kind
~ whisky Mrs, shon Drlnhs.

which Leads UH 10 Wonder What Kind
uf whisky Mira, shcn Drlnhp.
WAsnNdroy, December ". Mrs Shea
n respectable citizen al Washington, rosd.
Ing on Delaware avenue, iH very much dis.
turbed by curious manifestations which
neither she nor the authorities have boon
able 10 explain. For some months sho
has been troubled with stones falling
about and against her house, stones and
briokbats are thrown from some inyiaiblo
quarter against the house aud upon the
roof, sometimes byl the score The poioo
have been notified and requested 10 invcs.
tigato, but the moro they investigate tho
mor mystidcd they become,
Hundreds Of curious people gathered
about the house, but the stone throwing
continues At intervals and none Of tho
hundreds Of observers are able TO discover
whence they come,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
MRS. PARSONS LIKES ENGLAND.
She Doesn't say She's Going to Move over
There, Though.

Nrw Y6EE, December la,--LuCy Par.
sons. wife Of the Anarchist who was hanged
In Chicago arrived yesterday on the Au.
nnia from England, whore she has been
trying 10 tcnch anarchy "rhwcs no
doubt Tint anarchy Is gcltnRa deep hold
ON thinking people, ,ho said to n prcsss
representative, "Ihcrc were larrc,audionccs
everywhere TO hcnrmy lectures lived at
the house OF Unitarian minister, In
Edinburgh, We had long talk upon
anarchy, and rather think ! pleased the
minister greatly London is0 great place
Instead Of preventing anarchists from po'
rading, on November NJ, they just Afforded
them every facility for gommomoNtiug the
event We hOd the red Nur out too, and
had q chance 60 say that itmcauD not blood.
shed and carnage, but the brotherhood Of
man. Seemed ay ii the further away You
gpt from free America the more liberty
you lind for auuuhlsls.
Mrs. pNrson, is Ia hold reception ON
Saturday or sunday aud then shcwIll go
ON to Chicago, whore her throo children
urp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
Omccra Slut by Nogrooa.

GAptpGN, AlAo December ll,--Grcat ex.
element prevails here over the shooting Of
officers by negroes An unknown negro
who shot the policeman escaped, but was
tracked by the sheriff and his posse to the
cabin OF the negro woman, whore three
mon were with him. The officers sur.
rounded the house, and the negroes fred,
wounding the sheriff and his deputy Two
we're captured but the ono wi did the
first shooting escaped.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
seNAroR brown WILL ResIoN.
Tho Eccentric Georgian 10 Withdraw
From the srnRtc,

Tho Eccentric Georgian 10 Withdraw
From the senate,
WAsuiN0toN, December lit N said
that Senator Joseph ", R0Wn, who has 10
long rcprcwntcd the state Of Georgia In
the Senate, i ubout to resign ON account Of
M health This will not be- unwcloomo
news TO many party men, rs senator hsoNii
has never consented y Qu'Af 4 canvas Or to
be RQWd by iiS""""''s5ions ltisaid he will
fGsiktl before the holidays, In order that the
present Georgia Legislature, which Is now
In session. can elect his successor before All.
journmcnt The term ol the Senator Will
expire In 1891. Senator browns reason for
retiring is said 10 be ON account OF his rap.
idly declining health The successor OF the
retiring senator may be- Governor John II.
Gordon or Editor Henry W Grady. scnO.
tor Brown has not been In Washington this
HeagiOn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

LAVA, December IL, There itO growing
suspicion that l'rodcf.oO Ellsor farmer
who died near here lNgt week wa po soucl
by his young wife The doctor VINO ut
tended him, mlG hc thought there was In,
dieoion OF arsenic poisoning The re
mains have boen disnhrtCd, much against
the wishes OF his wife who becomes the
sole heir 10 his large estate She was mar.
rios 10 Illlslcr last August The coroner
has sent the remains to q Cincinnati chem
ist for Analysis,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

WAmuHoqoE, December 1.-THE Senate
yesterday continued the discussion Of tho
tariff bill,
A letter from tho secretary Of STATE lrnns
mlliing the certificates OF election Ot WoH.'
Dental electors In Alabama New Jersey
Missouri aud Louisiana was laid before tho
psnate
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

CHICAGO EXPERlCNCE8 ANOTHER
ANARcHlgT gCARE,
Two Large Packages win Lighted EuSe'
Thrown Upon tho toof ot npdnas,
House, Oniy One Of which iosp1odos-
The Glue To tho CHme,

OmtAso, December ll,-At 0.l5 hla
morning there waa tremendous eHpiutiou
al Bhuheld'e dlauhery, al tho corner 0l
Hawthorne avenue and lAfabee street.
which smashed the windows for blocks
around and created great eonsiornatiOn In
tho nei6hborhOod especially IN II cams on
the heels Of the anarchist excitement al
yesterday, II was discovered that smt
one had thrown two packages oi dynamite
containing seven sticks each. fourteen
inches long ON tho roof OF a'uro rolm
tho packages were dllol with lulmlullup
caps aud fuses Onoplosnrn had exploded
tearing an Immense hole iu tho ruD,
and ahooting downward had moro ul
loss damaged aitoen barrels Of ph,H,
The other package which laid about siN
foot from the hole. had failed ~ explode,
as the fuse went out before reaching the
cap, There IN no clue 10 tuo perpetrators
OF the outrage, though n suspicious o,rcum
stance ls the fact that Shuioldt 4 Co, pr.
tho only dslilon In Illinois who have per
aIstently refused 10 enlcr the whisky trust.
and there has been trouble between the
firm and other momherH Of the trust lul
many months
Captain Hohaack, whp Wa at once sum
monod 10 the scene, made careful luyoHi
CATION Of the building audi surroundings
but reserves hh decision ~ to the probable
criminals and motive. Iur the net,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
New Organization of Farmers.

NRw ORLEANS, December ll--A special
to the Times Democrat from Meridian,
Miss says that the now organization Of Sg-
riculturists has adopted the namc "rho
Farmers and Laborors Union OF America,
instead Of the "Alliancc, Wheel and Co.
operative Union, as at first proposed The
noxt meeting will be at st. Louis In De.
rembcr 1850. No report Of the proceed
lngs or results OF tho secret meetings has
boon made puhlic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

SAN FRANcisuo, December il,--Adyiccs
have been received here that an overland
train on the Santa Ne route which left
this city Friday, has been dcrailcd between
Peach Springs aud Williams Arizona. II
II also stated that several passengers havo
boon killed., The news has NOT been con.
hrncd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

SrruurNyuLE, December 1.-The oIcc
ton contest Of the knights Of pythlaS ol
Ohio to olccta grand kccpcr Of seals aud
records Is regarded as settled The con,
tcstants ARE James $. Beans, present street
commissioner Of this city, and :, A, Court,
Of Marion From recent dispatches 10 Mr.,
Beans, hls election n conceded The 20
sition II one ul the most responsible In th,
order, and has u salary attached OF Sl,spO a
yLnL Term OF Office, three years, Com.
missioner Beans IN IN every way qualified
10 Rli the office, lie is also candidate lot
mOyorol tins gilY at The coming spring
election
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

Ludwig Werner was struck by piece of
a burstcd emery wheel at Dayton and his
nose was broken,
Albert lOhn's confectionery and Decker
& Ilurley's icwelry store, at Youngstown,
we're badly damaged by fire.
BY the explosion Of the boiler in Stroll
and llomans feed mill at Irowsbridge, o.,
Henry llamNn and Albert Kline were
killed
Jack Wannup, the English pugiist, was
defeated In prize fight near Dayton, by
rom Robinson, the colored pugilst Of
Springfield, q.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
rHu LhW GvApgp,


hhiNN ANWf
OmoAdo, December ll,-fhn interstate
commerce committee has commenced in
yoatigatiOn here with view to ascertain
II railroads can avoid charges Gf diborlmlna
ton when they demand certain charges on
tickets aud NJ the same time employ hrok
efb who can soil them Tor much less A
morning paper Aays Of it "I'he principal
object for which Chairman Cody andl MI
h0rrihoh OF tho lnteratate commerce com
mission, same to this city N 10 nnoarh
tle Legitimate practice said 10 have boon
rooorted 10 BY ihe railroads W eyade The
provisions Oi The inter state commerce law
IN regard TO passenger traffic, The meih
DDS pursued IN This nhtt5r are fully on in
geni0us ~ those rasnfted 10 on freight
uAiio, about which ~ much " Hiid al pfpt'
ont The eommIfgIun HyatGm afforded tic
railroads the desired opportunity 10 violate
the fourth section OF thn laW aud this 10 tho
reason why the poWo'uation OF this system
II 80 strongly advocated by many of tha
roads, In order not lo o0o their budnot
between intermediate points, mos, Of thr
railroads now transact all lhuir buainuH
through hrOkew and HcilEuTs offices, The
aealpora are furnished with large lluolW Of
tickets on which they Nto paid thoir com
misAlonal amounting 10 nearly one hall thOh
value which he se,lp'w soll q greatly 70
dneed rates. Thus tho through fNtes la
most Instances Gio lower than the rutos 70
intermediate p0lnts In order TO oyGdo the
long ndahofthaul clause the through rata'
At the regular railroad oflicsaafo maintained
~ tariff but travellers nre given 10 under
stand that they can got cheaper rates by
going 10 sCalper offices A statement
lately furnished Chairman Abbott, Of The
western States Passenger association, re-
vcalod the inrt that there were tickets to
~ Louis, Missouri rIy,r points, aud st
Paul and Minneapolis In the hands OF yealp
era, tho tHf,ll value of which WIS UyrI
100000 which was fold to them Ot about
euehn'f their reruIur rate, This does not
Include the 'arpo blocks OF tickets placed
In 6ealpor handg from day 10 day, on
which they receive q large Comm sion.
During tho lat two days number Of mun
ayers aud many 0i the local ticket agents
Ol iuu Various western roads have
been examined by the commits
sion regarding these practices but
just what evidence they gave could
not be learned, NJ the Interstate commits
aionou conducting the examination are
uncommuncotlyc, H. H. Mulfofd one oi
the leading NcalpcIs In tho city who hos
branch offices IN nearly every prominent
city In the country wuH before the com
mission yesterday afternoon, aud Il h
learned from good authority that neither
ontrcatiog nor threats could induce him 10
answer thoQuoytIous Of the commission a.
10 the roads that furnished him with
tickets aud NJ what prices or upon what
conditions he obtained them, Mr., Alut
ford was, 10 is said, given until
Monday to answer ,ho questions Of the
comm sion or bcr0nwlllol fnfvon,cmlt,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
Z. SLEPT wlrA A DEAD MAN.
a Tramp Surprised to Find That Ills Bed.
fellow isn Corpse.

Nrw YouE, December Il? "a have been
sleeping with corpse for three days with.
out knowing IT, said tramp 10 William
steele, u. mlEmNn living ON the Scotch
Plains road, near rAndcld y, Jo yc,tcr.
day morning A hay barrack owned 10y
Steele had been the tUmp's bed for sew.
cral nights, and cycry time he lay down or
got up he noticed that ttrngo bedlollow
lay 10y his side, seemingly sound asleep
Yesterday he found TINT the stranger was
dead. and that he had apparently been so
all the time. County Physician Westcott
was notified Undertaken Patrick Casey
removed the corpse to the morguc IN Plain.
field on tho body was paper bearing
ing the nnmc William Taylor A sailors
Jacket marked "Dauntlcss' wat one of the
dead mans garments The mans arms
and hands were tattoocd, The county
physician will make an examination. Tho
tramp is under arrest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

NEw YopK, December 1.-THE Cunard
lino steamship Auronia, from Liverpool,
due here yesterday, arrived here early this
morning and Is detained at Quarantine.
What sickness, Il any, has been discovered
on the vessel cannot be learned. Among
the passengers arc Minnie Palmer Henry
George and Lucy Parsons, Chicago, Onar-
,hiut
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
IInrrlrnn NnnnlA MhlIr cnn..

CAnA December l2-Word has been rc.
cciyod from llopcd0lc, q little place seycn
miles east Of here, Ia thocncct that the
"whitc caps are making themselves known
In that locality The principal physician
In the place has been ordered 90 leave, but
hu refuses TO do so
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
A Warm Reception.

YoUSOT0wN December il,-Ahout one
year ogo Eugene Cassidy in The omployc
Of George Ronn0r, a bfcwW here, as oolleo,
tor, disappeared with o shortage Of 81, OOo
lie was subsequently arrested and brought
home Being huilcd, he .kippod out Sat
urday ho came back on q visit, az be yp.d
and was Immediately pat under arost,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
rERRoRlzeo A TOWN.


NARrrSs lNRRRY, December 12--Goorgo
Bigger, Of Portland station, became sud
denly ard violently insane, and before no
could he captured had driven half the peo.
pie IN the town out Of their houses NJ tho
point Of his revolver His wife and family
oscapod only by rapid flight. After three
hours, John Gobc, u large and powerful
man, succeeded in catching him from be.
hind and piniohing his arms TO his side.
There is no public lock.up 10 the town, and
the unfortunate man had " be tied and
watched in hk own houpo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
A NAVAL BATTLE


BALTIMORE, December ia battle took
place last night at llll'spointat the mouth
Of Little Choptank river, between the State
Steamer Governor Mcl.anc and feet Of
hredgers working on forbidden ground.
The steamer used the cannon borrowed
from the United States aifd sunk aud cap
tured pungy. u is not known a. yet
whether any one was killed or not
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
LEARNED lT IN BAVARIA,
rhe Socialist who Murdered j, II. Bruce
IL Chptured,

tNpANArotIs, December If, - Henry
Hacker, the socialist who tried TO murder
J. II. Bruce n week ago, was captured yes.
tcrday near Waldron, Ind. lie confessed
70 his socialistlc views and said he studied
socialism In Bavaria and had learned from
teachings there that when u man did him
A wrong, 10 was his duty TO kill him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

BRooKbYN December ii,--'rhc United
States steamer Galeno received sailing or.
des today. Admiral Luce was At once
notified. Tho orders are sealed, and as the
admiral has not yet reached the navy yard
her destination Is unknown. II is believed,
ooweycr she will 80 direct TO Port Au
prince in llayt. The Galena may sail
iaulVhI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
Twelve MsnthA for borrowing Money.

VI. pAuh December li.--lra somors,
.gont OF the Fidelity Trust Company OF
Sow York, who was arrested at tho In.
aaucc OF the company for borrowing 81, 800
rom tho company has been sentenced 10
lwelve months In the work housv.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
A nlr Moatern Ilnllrnnh nnnl.

A MARenALLrowN, a., December ll.--All
property OF the Central railway In this
ltate was on Saturday transferred TO cor.
poration known rs the Central railway Of
illinois, the latter giving mortgage OF
b7,0500O0 TO the Mercantile Trust COM
pany OF New York, duo In 1888.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
NoT eARFIeLp,s AppRess.

Was That Delivered by President john
son of tho philadelphia High school.
PnILApELrnlA, December i2.--Profcnsor
Henry Clarke johnson, late OF the Lchigia
University, elected president Of the Phila.
dclphia high school, charged with plaeinr.
iSing Garheld's address on education, has
been completely cSoneated by invcstiga-
tion committee, tHi~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

ST. CtAnsulLg, December y -,rhc jury
in the case Of tho state against Frank
soudcrs and George Arbaugh has returned
q verdict Of guilty Of shooting with intent
to kill. They are the sons Of respectable
parents and are found guilty Of aiding
Gertic Williams and Bertha Hamilton, two
members Of the dcmi monde to kill Sam.
uel Walters The murder occurred ON the
sd of June last
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
\ eoHooL BUN5WolURNeD
Marrow Esuapo from Loss ot Life
Heavy Loss of Property,

NNliNN haNhlN Alnm lsNAH OF AsliNHH
Heavy Loss uf Property
LOOK llivrN Pa December ii,-Tlc
Central statV Normal school building In
this city, was totally destroyed by fire yes.
torday afternoon Shortly after noon
smoke was seen issuing from the lowcr
windows and IN little while the flames
burst FROM several openings and began 10
lick the massive walls Al the time the
alarm was sounded noarly 700 pupils were
In their rooms and the widest excitement
instantly onsucd, Tho number Of ysitor
who were In The building helped 10 swell
the general uproOr, Pupils sought safety
In hot 0ight many Of them loft their books
and clothing IN their rooms, the contents
which were soon destroyed Nearly or
quito all VI the bcddIngs aud furniture was
ulso lost The furniture Of the chapel In.
cludng several musical instruments could
not be- moved and was consumed. The
The money of the pupils, which had been
placed for aio'kccpng IN their trunks,
shared similar fate,
Owing TO the fact that the FIRE occurred
In the daytime, all inmates escaped with.
out serious injury, A few were bruised IN
the scramble 10 escape but none danger.
ously The building was brick four stories
high, and cost 100000 The Insurance IL
said 10 be small
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
A VOLCANO BURSTS OUT.
Tho People Near Hot springs Terribly
Frightened,

CHICAGO, December ll--A Ionkton
special says A veritablc volcano vomit.
ing fire, ashes and lava has asserted itself
in Charles Mix county within few miles
OF the Hot Springs, which discharges into
the Missouri iter, near Fort Randall.
People In this vicinity are badly frightened
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
ooMannaanNAL
snnnipr Vest Replies ~ M. Aherman--
House aud senate NsWB,

NHNhh NNN NNNfn FNNNt
WsmlEOToy, December ia-ln tht sen'
ste yesterday MEChlndlor presented petit
ton Tor tho oIudona VI Ruush Carolina who
bad been denied tho dsht of registering
Tor November elections OF 1853 henat0t
Co0kroli introduced % resolution mquiHng
"a W certain expenses Incurred by uen'
bfal llantoCk n entertaining French ylHit'
ora " Yorktown In 1891 which waa agreed
10, Tho bill N, relieve he Erie railroad,
after heng amended slightly was passad
heua1r ffyea kmOah feaoluuoh was
taken up and agreed a., The tariff bill was
taken up aud Mr. Vest spoke In answer "
tho remarks Of Mf sherman yesterday,
10 denied that the result oi The election
was an endorsement Of tho Senate Ahli
bill and said the election WV the greatest
mistake aver made by tho people Tho
ELECTS 0l II would lpft iOr years 10 come.
Ito mId he would reserve tln flght N
crIl0gIs0 oyUry olau of IlH Hfunto bill with
which ho disagreed oyaH lhouFh 10 took up
tho ontllo ea.uu llH did not believe tho
bin was reduction oI lru p.r cont OF tho
present duty
TIl ulurN
The llowo bua resumed confederation Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
BIG LAND DEAL.
A chicago Syndicate Buy Up wlsconsin
Mining Lnnda,

Mining Lnnda,
DARLlNGroN Wis, December f. Tho
heaviest transaction in mining lands over
known in Wisconsin was concluded ycsior-
day by representatives Of the Chicago sym
dicOtc, The purchases are made IN tho
name Of the Wisconsin Lead and Zinc Com-
pany, and the money invested amounts 70
several hundred thousand dollars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
ANTHONY coMsrocK. Va.


Nrw YoBK, December ll--Michoel J,
Sullivan, an cx.spccol agent Of Anthony
Comstock's society for the suppression Of
vice has made affidavit to serious charges
which he brings against The society and
officers. He claims one Of IT, agents with
the knowledge Of Comytock, receives Sl2o, q
600 year from gamblers, who are accorded
tho 'protcction" Of the society
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

Items of Interest gathered From nucit
eye Towns,
sAspusKY, December ll,-Aiss Corn
Graham, who IL doughttr ~ oACounly
Commissioner Graham who liy,s about
three miles from this city, committed Eui
eide yesterday morning by shooting htr
holl through lho heart wllu u pitul, iNt
cause was dospondccy caused by threat
ened blindness
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
ANOTHER LYNc4INe PRoBABLe
As tho Outcome of y Murdcr ID Ala.
bnmn.

LAFAYETTE, Ala, December ". \. Robert
Danforth, apopular Young mau ol this
place, was found dead Yesterday With Ms
head crushed In Wesley chtisholns. 4
negro, Ia suspected u The crime. civat in.
aisnAAisx exists and Iyuchlne y probNbls.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
TWO eorrLes OF LAuoANuM.
Terrible Dose Taken by Philadelphia
suicide.

NEw Yope, December i2,-wnllam II.
COuldwcIl OF Philadelphia, swallowed two
bottles full of audonum AZ the smnwlx
House here last night aud died shortly
after ut the hospital, The causc OF tho
suicide Is unknown, but letters were found
on his person from his mother advising
him not to give Mp hope as he had pcnty
IA iiyp far
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
OHIO NEWS.


WuLtsroN December l9 "A little daugh.
ter Of +. W, Goddard, vice president Of the
First National bank Of thsplucc. agod four
years, foil into u tub of scading water here
yesterday aud received terrible burns.
which may Gogl u its liic
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
4uNGl
Athbury ttRwldus Sunors Death for the
Murder of Ills Mother,

""'N'l w WV ""N"'l'
RyrmlrAD, Y, l., December l9,-Ash-
bury llawkiuswos hanged ot Sij1 Yesterday
morning for the murder oi his mother on
October l. 1887 Hawkins died without
1nchtng maintaining mp % tho last mo.
mont the perfect indifference no has OK.
hbitcd throughout his Imprisonment Tho
execution WAS witnessed by about twenty
four persons, and was wholly without in,
Cilout
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

Nnw NonK, December II. Rear Admiral
Leroy died az lao N M