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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

Nav YoRE, November l2,-fhe Cunard
steamship Umbua, which sailed from New
York Tor Liverpool AZ lO'8l o'clock Aatur
day morning ran Int0 and carried away tho
stern ot the Fahro line freight steamer
IBERIA on Long Beach, AZ 40 o'clock 10
tho afternoon The umbria's collision
buls head was partly crushed Ia above the
water line, Tho Iberia was run ashore
and uer crow Of thirty men Wpa taken
aboard the lmnda
The umbr.a. though har Injuries are not
serious, VIA pFuuNl back 70 her dock
whore sh6 arrived about noon yesterday
Her captain, NeNIclan, gives lhe follow.
iuH particulars OF tue naH 'nni
lha lWhrahad slowed down on account
IF g ihlGs ilg encountered 1un after dis
missing her pilot 90 SANDY Hook 40 II
p ~, whistle was heard APPARENTLY from
lhe Himbogfl bow Tho Captain, who was
30 iha bridge, ordered tho engines stopped
entirely Almost immediately pttor thls
WHa done q alguWur came out ul the f0f die
w"lly uur0H 1000 uWUrH bows headed
north The umbrIas engines were at once
reversed AZ full spool, but her head
way carried hor on ana ahU struck the
'pnger ON th0 port quarter carrying
away 20 portion ul tUu stern, The boats
VnHi0wcrcd aNl tho lmbrIaH injuries aa.
3arIu.ngl u lrHTlbl above, AypgUAle
lho tJoamor had ddltal apart and were
mt of sight Oi each u,har about l,taun
minutes, Whom they encountered each
ithar Hgan, the first officer 0l tha disabled
vessel came aboard, ile said lhe steamer
wiB tAu iberia, Of tho fabra line with
iruIt ETC., from tho Persian Gull, Captain
'luF.uts ana crow u thirty mcn, Her
machinery had broken down and she Lad
been lying 20, making repairs for thirty
hours and had iuHt F0l under way when
lhg accident occurred,
The IBERIA was steamer Of about 1000
tons belonging In MaFsuIllos, and carried
no paulugou Her officers were French.
md tho crow Arabs Crock and oi mixed
ualionRlitlea
The umbrIa had on board 2l5 cabin pas
ongors, u intermediate and i2D atocrngo,
rhoro was great excitement among them,
hut the good management Of tho officers
prevented any serious panic, Among
lhoo on board were Thomas Barring, tho
banEer, Edward Cooper the Earl Of Nor
huryi Mayor John Boyd Thatcher Of
Albany Mr. and Mrs, j, W, Alexander,
Hon. Boyd WInohostoE United States
Minister 10 Switzerland, aud q host Of
others equally woll known,
Tho umbra stayed by the injured iberia
'oyoral hours but Il was finally decided
that she would have to bo abandoned ~
she was sinking fast
Tho umbraa damaged hulkhcnd viii be
repaired at once aud she win probably 70,
sumo her voyage to-day or Tuesday Her
agents say that ahp could have proceeded
safely, but the captain acted with wise pre-
caution IN returning,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

ma aRGAf atuLLINa RAcF


pion oT America uud O'Connor, A.. .ttic
Wonder of Canada
WAnVorog, y, O., November N,-Iohn
TsemeE ,lho .profent champion seullor Of
America, and O'Connor thu aquatic won'
dor 0t Canada, are now Ia Washington,
preparing for tho race On Noyembof "A,
0Connor 10 powerful man, Ia fact one Of
tho largpst u professional aullora ~ iar 40
weight Bpei,
Ills movements arc spWyWhlt after The
"C0oE style, only thUU % more vim put
In on the recovery but all lho time ha Il
putting Ia the hardest cont Of work In
comparison Teem1r will eclipse OC0nnoi
with tho public as he pulls lu the style la
millW 10 all lroquenloH Of boat houses
lhoro bolng q dash and Jump about II that
catches with tho spectators
llgmm, Termer'a pnrlnaFu the double
SOULS IA with him lo look H.lur d, Interest
OCoouor n In charge ol Log, tho we'll
known sCnIDE
Whoever wins the race II 20 go 10 Austria
IA 10 meet Kemp tho worlds champion on
tho rammotta river in th' hope oi bring
Ing back the litlo % thla country
Mr. st. John, tho millloul.fuOi St Louis
N expected here th1 wOuE IN ordor tc
look over the Held, IN 10 hIs money that
backs the winner on hiH trip 10 Australia,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
ENoLANo's O, o, N,
Received with Alternate Iioots aud
unilooa m Ito iournoya,

Received with Alternate Hoota and
IInllooa m iio iourneya'
LoNpos, November la,-Mr Gladstone
was driven from Birmingham TO Wolycf'
hampton Saturday In o carriage drawn by
Tour horses. ilo was ohourod enthusiastic
ally along the route, Whom no arrived NJ
wolyorhampton ho received tho addresses
presented 20 him IN the drlll hall. Hero the
nproOr wW so great that ho was compelled
10 abruptly close his reply 10 tho addresses,
Tho door by which Mr., Gladstone emerged
was guarded by tho stewards who kopt
the crowd from surrounding the OK
premier, Mr.. Gladstone then took o train
Tor oxford, Al snowhIll tho crowd ~ the
station hootod him, AZ lQamington tho
px.mayor welcomed him, while tho OK
mayors wife presented Mrs Gladstone
with bouquet, Tho Liberal Loader was
similarly welcomed at Banbury, Whom
the party arrived at oxford crowd com.
posed mainly Of undergraduates hootcd
Mr. Gladstone as ho drove 70 the residence
Of Warden Koblc,
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THO Ancnnln Il,nnaltlnn.

AuousrA, GAo November i2,-saturday
all thooxhlbItos ut the Augusta Exposition
mot and formed an exhibitors association
for the purpose Of bringing Il proml'
nontly to notice Of the bust
meas community. The following Of
foors were cloclcdi President Thomm
Cook Of the American supply Company Of
Providence Arst vice president H. T. H.
Martin, Of Fairbanks Scales Company rcc'
ond vice president, Horny Q'Brloh, Of Free
man s. Gillicg New York third vice proF
don't, Of Day & 1annahill, Augusta sccrc
tory, r. T. Henry, Tho Augusta agoca.
ton desires 10 further The worI, Of the man.
ngomont and hnyo t0kon thos, stops 20 do 8o,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
coNDGN6CD TLLEoRAM8,

Mr., James O. Blaine lr, Israpidly con-
yalcTcing
John Chance. o miner was killed by the
cars nc Brazil Ind,
Thomas Cur iru YVES killed by the ncol'
dental discharge OF ogun near MaysyIllo
Ny
Hon. John r. Bush, prominent
aIllz1u of Niagara, y, Yu diol on the lOIh
Inst
Richard Mullins wag called to tho door ol
hls residence aud OWuaIHntod, ~ Dayton,
lcnn,
Conductor Burke, oi Minneapolis. Mime
ww pinned In wreck and burned to
loath,
Joseph Fowlo the colorod "candy king"
Of Boston, 10 In jall charged with owl .
ding
Chaplain Daniel KcndIg has been placed
on the roti?ed lial OF the army ON account
Of age,
Elisha Williams, an old and respected
citizen OF Taunton, Mast, was awindled
out Of $4,000 by two bunkoisle,
A iall OF slate at tho Willow Grove coal
mnoS near Mcponnldt, Pa, crushed TO
death man utm1d Jules lces0,
An oighLycar1ld daughter OF jeremiah
Sullivan was run over By q wagon, AZ Gov
Inglon Kyo and fatally Injured,
George and Harvey BIcwctL father
and son, were killed by Joe and sam
Losadon, two brothers, a. Millorstown,
KY
Albert owens who was shot by Dcp
uty Marhall on the day ot the election.
NJ Mount Stofl,nH Nyo died ON The 9th
inst
samuel Brown, farmer near North
Liberty Iowa. was killed BY bis wlto,
The woman was not OF perfectly sound
mind,
Jobn MahoncN keeper OF q notorious
resort At Ashland, Wis, was shot and 10.
tally wounded in saloon row, by Edward
Lindsey
Tho now Pipe mill Of the Reading iron
works wlchwag recently erected " cost
Of 100000 was shut down, owing to lack
Of orders.
Tho south wngot the Historical Albany
tN. " Academy building was damaged by
IRE, Qp9!t ig tcarcd that all the records are
destroyed, ss .ur
Frank Turner Of Wcstlcld, Mass con
incd In JaIl Gt Springfield awaiting action
Of grand Jury on charge oiadultery hanged
himself In his cell.
James Elliott Hughes charged with
selling postage gtampl At discount Of from
twenty-five TO forty por cent, was arrested
AZ Chattanooga, Tenn,
AZ Corlos, Now IN Italian named Davis
llalsani ohot and killed Richard Holt be.
,uuso tho lattor would not loan him some
money, Rulslni wag lyuchcd,
lrcd Grot started now.slido AZ North
star Mine, ON Solomon Mountain, Col, by
| blasting Ilg was carried oyora prceiplco
| iyc hundred i0ot hIgh Ills body has boon
found,
I Alo0ao Wcibol, formerly Of Englowood, q
, ghlcago suburb, pcrp'rolcd an extensive
w,ndlo upon Denver builders lumbcrmcn
and workmgn iio hp been traced TO Los
/ Angeles
/ Thcu Navarro 0aN, Va New York
enid 10 bo the hRo o. Dho Kind In tho
world, ,wyrc 0ll unjgrlow.lu.ur'lor Salo,
900. Tho total lcoa. of lhc buildings was
between hyc udsNmlHona
/ Tho Moy.cm HYymman, Inspector
sanchez l'uulN, Whp mllH HH adverse report
ln the international colonization company
tho llullcr Hg.I0m, which report wns
published In tda Official Gazette, hag been
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
Tronanry stntlstlcs.

WAnuNdroN November l2,--'fho Comp
troller Of the Currency reports tho number
of National bank notes outstanding as fol-
lows; Currency, $95s, s,7l0,31Oi gold notes
$iss,Os7 National bank notes issued dur
ing the week, &i1O,O0O National bank notes
destroyed during tho week, Ss5O,5li,
The amount OF the fluid hold at tho close
Of business November 8, 1883, for tho ro-
dompton Of the notes OF National banks
failed In liquidation, and rouuclng olrcu.
latIon was Sss, 7Si, ,b2i0j,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
ELECTION ECHOES,


pirrsuuHo, Pa November l2,-Almosl
the ontiro population OF pitlsburg and Al
lcghcny Saturday witnessed what was per
haps the most enthusiastic demonstration
over given In these cities In honor OF The
election Of u president About ten thous
and people participated In the street pa.
mdc, which was mudc up Of Republican
maNhipg clubs and cit1cna Tho crowd,
that lined tho sidewalks were very demon
stratiyo and loudly ohoorcd tho marching
Decorations rod fire and fireworks were
plentiful all along thorouto OF the process
sion
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
run olnnlnnnti llntnlltIas.

CmcIHSArI November i2--oaeaF Hon.
man. q timer while AZ work on tho rooI OF
tho Cincinnati Ice Companya store houno
saturday, fell through hatohwny into
lhe cellar distance of forty feet enl was
killed, a fellow workman named Adolph
Nlohaus, went 10 look after Hoffman, who
had been missing fora couple OF hours,
when he, TOO, iell through the same shalt
sustaining lnlurios which viii pfoyd fatal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

"But what an awful lot o. money
these hlgh.toned travellers waste for
drink" said Uncle Abner, as he laid
down his newspaper "a man who'll
pay 300 for saloon PASSAGE 60 Eng
land, when he can go IN the steerage
for 800, is a slave to rum--that5 what
! sayw-[Life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

WAamvdroW November l2,-G1nd oGer
lnW at the Treasury department saturday
aggregate EOi,1y1 There were sos, 900
lourperrenb onoied a. lai 0at 70 lal bat
none pt them were accepted. 10000 four
aud-a'halia were o'erd 40 lOiE 10 1908
100000 offered ~ io,li wo'o accepted, Up
10 date, the Government hlt purchased,
under tho circular ol lnrt April t5l 1902 900
i1urs, and bl3 ieaeN .pUtauda'halit The
purchases during lh1 paiJ week have been
te,G5iiOu foufauda'hl.i all At lOsk,
against o., 1880 the previous week,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
PREslDtNr.lLGoT HARRlsoNs
Private seorotarY-who wan n Be9-
speculation ~ 10 Lnmonps Successor,

rrivatD heoruthrY-WhO wan n ne9--
speculation ~ 10 Lamonps Successor,
WAmSoToy, November l2,-Thoro Is q
great deal Of gossip IN Washington as 70 The
probable successor OF Colonel Lamont As
tho Private Secretary 10 tho President l.
the medium through which the executive
Is reached, thorc Ia naturally curiosity as ~
whom the public viii have 10 apply on
executive business after the fourth OF
March next II hos been stated that Tx,
Fifth Auditor Alexander who Is an int
mate friend OF General Harrison, would be
the appointoc, This announcement Is al
bCSL premature aud Colonel Alexander,
since II was made, has boon quoted
os saying that no docs not expect or want
the place, From tho best information
obtalnablo In Washington at this timN, Il
would appear that th0 gentleman most
likely 10 bo selected for the private scero
taryshlp 10 Mr. Perry 8, lldath, the special
correspondent Of the indianapolis journal,
who is also q warm personal friend Of Con
oral Harrison, The nimC Of Russell lIaul
son, son OF tho pf0sIdontclocL has boon
mentioned, but thro are believed 20 he
reasons why tho G0noral would prefer not
10 have his son Gil the position. Aside
from his friendship for the General, and
years OF service 10 hig party Mr. Heath IL
peculiarly tlttod for The position
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
A Young Dayton Olrla Attempt TO Drown
Herself,

CmcINNAri, November l2.-Annlo Allen,
young woman Of Dayton, attempted 70
lrown herself In the Ohio, She has been
staying In CoyIngton for the past two or
throo days tho most OF the time AZ tho
waiting room Of the kentucky Central
lopot, II appearing that she was without
funds to obtain lodging and not knowing
where 20 gct shelter elsewhere, Yesterday
morning about o'clock she wont W tho
mouth Of tho Licking river aud mounting
the high retaining wall thoro jumped on
into tho watori hor clothing buoyod her
up, and whllo she was iloating along thus
she waaroscuod by John Fuller, Of Captain
Waro'a stone barge, near tho auaponmon
bridge
AZ the house OF Mrs, stiolrod, q colorcd
woman, her clothing was changed and then
she was taken 10 tho lail for safe lsooplng.
The young woman was well dressed. Whllo
refusing to explain fully hor roason for a.
tempting 10 mako way with herself, sho
said IL was because her father did not wnnt
her near him. Her father, she aald IA John
Allen, paper dealer ~ li7 June street.
Dayton, Ohio. The young woman 10
twonty.four years old She appears to
have boon suffering much from dcBpond-
onoyln the past few days, She viii DO
sent homo to-day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
PlTTseURo HNARcFiisTe
Celebrate tho Execution OF tho Hay
market nlotore Year Ago.

market hiototN Nohf huo'
PirrsnURo, November IA largo and
enthusiastic Anarchi1t meeting was held IN
Lafayette Hail. this city, last night to
commemorate tho execution Of tho Chi.
cago Anarchists ono year ago Tho mcot
ing was addressed by Albcr! cGlin, Of
Chicago, who made q housing speech sway
ing the audience at viii, llo said that
botoro many y.lu anarchy would be firmly
planted In this country The Ouarohisuc
song "ro win the toilols freedom | will
pay the price and die composed In honor
Of Parsons brought fourth tears and op'
plauso
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

The best aud cheapest In the world
Dr Bulls Cough syrup costs you only
% cents q bottle
Mr. Charles Sohreiner, Foreman of @
large Meat House IN Baltimore Md,
says. salvation Oh acts Ike magic
on % sprained wlis5.' Price % cts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
rnoLn warLn l-nawlan

lpull diseases uc the nasal mucoue
membrane the remedy used must he
nan.mutatmg The medical profession
has been slow to learn this Nothing
satisfactory ean bo accomplished with
douches, snulls, powders, syrnges, MS
triugppts or amy similar application, be.
cause they are al irritating, do not tho.
roughly reach the affected surfaces and
should be abandoned as worse than
failures. A multitude Of persons who
had for years borne all the worry and
pain that catarrh can iniliot testify To
radical and permanent cures wrought
By Ely's Cream Balm,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

A wealthy but innocent merchant
Wishing TO mcucate habits of economy
in his son and hoir, promised S6 for
uyOry ~ he might accumulate dUrnR
SIX months 40 tho end OF the halt
year the young scapegrnce had not
slyed q cont, but being something Of u
lnancler borrowed $500 and coolly
struck his msusp0oting parent for
2t OOO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
MEDICAL MEN


Found qualified,
WASHINGTON, November ~, - Surgeon
General moore has reported 10 the soore
tary Of War that the Army Medical Board
convened at New York which adjourned
on thc lst Instant examined twonty5oycn
candidates ior admission 10 the medical
corps, aud fourteen assistant surgeons for
promotion, OF the iormcr three worO 70
jcctcd as physically disqualified, sOyOn as
professionally disqualified, while twelve
withdrew and only two were approved,
OF the assistant surgeons ton were
found qualified and four disqualified, Tho
working methods Of th1 board, nays The
Surgeon General, dInorod radically from
those OF any OF In predecessors, and the
beneficial result was demonstrated by the
large per ooutago oi mon roloctod-ld,03
por cont ~ compared with ,Ol per cent
found disqualified by the preceding board,
Since the adjournment Of tho board Wv
oanoy In the medical corps has occurred by
the death OF Assistant Surgeon Wicsol,
Another viii take place on the lAth In
atant by the roticmcnt Of Surgeon nhly,
and a third In April by tho retirement OF
Surgeon Mogrudcr II A accordingly
recommended that tho board bo recon-
yoncd IN May 1880,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
aeYeRgp l1Ie WINpPIPe.
Gustavo weiho Cut 10 Death by William
nnokton lh q Omnrrel.

nnckton Ia u quarrel.
CISoIsNArt o., November l2,--Gustayo
Wolho, grocer at b0i Colcrain avenue, was
fatally ulabbcd at on carly hour yesterday
morning by William buokton, wlrc'
worker employed by tho Bromwoll Manu-
tacturing Co, Tho two mon had been In
the Sherman Club house all night They
became engaged In aquarrcl and adjourned
10 the sidewalk to oottlo the aGalr Woiho
whipped Buckton, and just rs the latter
sct TO his feet ho drow pocket knife and
Sloshcd welhe gcroyg the throat, soyoring
Ihn Mlnhlhnn. '. M
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

Lospog, November A. Judge David "
rurh, Of Columbus was here long enough
tp have the Allen o, Myers tally sheet case
l1retcd and am.gned lof trial on Monday
pu mhT lo There are some people hero'
ibouts vino have declared that tho Myera
ilso would never come 10 trial, but Judge
pugh means business Prosecutor iullng,
,f Columbus will DO assisted by lion,
luhu f, Locke, VI this place, Judge fugh
ald that Ihomaa y, Powell would prob
ably bo tho attorney for the defendant
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
rnc Nnm .IMnn.nILr N.MIl.

CoHconp ~. 49,, November A. Complete
rc,Rrrl from ul tho towns aud ward, 30
tho state give Harrison l5,5la Cleveland
l8,M6, l'ls, l1ao. lioutopa plurality,
g2sl For governor GoodoIl ,Rl llsDl
Amsdcn upl lliss CUR lrl, 1867 Ne
choice,
For Cougrcs iu Che First district Mute,
(Rcp,) 2l,15s, Mckinney ,numl 2JiJl;
Knowles tpro10,l Nuf. plurality 2S2
In the Second district Moore ,Rcpl 2}.
$50, Mann luuul 92blsi Fletcher ,rru.
si3. Mooros plurality L02
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

NEwARK, November ie'-fouf eolofed
men, giving tho names Of Thornton Bolt
smith iielt Lewis Jordon and William
Casson, were arrested Tor burglanapa the
store Of o. Scott, q few nights ago por'
ton Of tho goods stolen we're founa IA
their possession, Three oi tho men werq
found Ia the alley, ready 70 make another
raiu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

ms eye,y worllugmau Who cast his
vote for Harrison would make Nom.
ormdum Of the wages he ia now get
uut 10 might be- nm interesting matter
to refer TO four years hence, when Re-
puhicm promises aud Republican per
iormauce5 viii again be under coneid.
euuun. Nuke the memorandum and
hand 10 TO your wife or mother 10 keep
for you Philadelphia Record
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

AERoH, November ~ - An unknown
man, supposed FROM papers on bis peFnqn
10 he Columbus aumseF, an inmAte of lhe
Milwaukee, Wis, Soldiers Home was
killed by tho cara near Winierty'4 eroaalng
about three miles south OF this city
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

NEWARK, November i2-lieft neehanl,
sged ten years, fell from fanhandleffaieih
train near Sixth street Tho wheels pas.
Ing over tho right log. II was severed iull
below tho knee ile was otherwise hurt
and NAV die,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

az think this is going to be good
year for our business,' said the coal
man. "What makes you think SOP
asked the ice man. "Woll, think
there win be u good many politicians
left out in the cold Boston Conrler.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

ERIE Pa, November T., Tho Rcpublt
cans hcrc ratified and lubilatcd saturday
over their victory and the redemption ol
this Congressional district 10y the election
Of W, &, CulhcuHon lo succeed the Hon,
w H. hnnIL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

"Dear Mr., Editor; Please read the
enclosed poem carefully and return 1t
10 me with your candid criticism as
soon as possible rs | have other irons
In the fire" "Dear Mr.. smith: Re-
move the irons and insert the POEM
Journalist.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
MRS. JAY GOULD,
uor Phyalolana Announce That Her Case
ia tfopoicaa aud tho End Ncar.

Nrw YoBK, Noyombor l2,-Dr baldwin,
who Is attending Mira, jay Gould, said last
night that there was ahsolutely no hope
and the symptoms Of heart iuiluro which
mado their appearance Saturday showed
that tho end wns fast approaching
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
Match Arranged netweon i,ohmson and
Mnnnu,

sFuEGPmLn November i2-Ed i.aaier
II this city, states that ho has arranged o
parrIng match between Tom Robinson,
lho we'll known oolored pugllat OF ihiu
',ty and Jacob Wunop, an English boxer.
The match II 10 take place IN Dayton,
Thanksgiving evening for $500, and The
winner 70 take 70 per cont OF the cato
money, Robinson will commence training
it once at Franklin und0r the direction OF
pugIlat named Smith, Tho fight Will bo
ten rounds, Marquis OF Queonsberry,
Wanop has been IN this country three
years, and has fine record
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

Az the Republican party Is commit.
ted TO the doctrine Oh giving cx.aol.
dors the preference In ali redcral Of,
Gees, we shall look TO q recognition ~
The veterans In the appolltment hi
post masters for Canton, MnNill0tl. M
lance, Louiayllle, Navarro, MiuorYu
Waynesburg aud All The cities aid
hamlets OF stark county. AS Mai0
Mckinley 70 q soldier, hewlll sert h
that none but soldiers IRE recognized.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

XgslA. November i2-Iaekaon Hicks,
who resides near town, came 70 the olty
and meeting q glr named Hattie Harris
who halls from Cincinnati, proposed mar
fagc The gIr consented and % Walt was
made To- Justice OF the roace, whore q
comparison OF Jaod0n'a finances with tho
OH Of expense Tor lIoonso and lolnlug
showed q discrepancy Tho marriage was
postponed, aud taking what capital thcro
waa on hand, the couple Got roaring drunk
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items Of Istsraal 0ashersa rsam Haei4
eye Tewna,

FIBBLAv, November l2r-Antlher h|a
gas Well was dlilled Ia the north pafl d
the city, The ilowof gas "a estlmaied ~
good judges 10 be fully ia million onblo
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