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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
van INeIpENT REYIYEp.
The story of the Hiliing of pT, Webb In
a..t....U Al. ~ . p.Vty of Iau.VaIs.

The story Of the Hiiiina of Dr. Webb In
narlweell Ga, by u Party Of federais'
ATLANTA, May e0,-The story Of tho
killing Of DE- Webb In llartwell by o
party Of Federal soldiers directly after
the war haa been revived by tho return
Of Mr., j, II, Hunt, who was q parlieI.
pant In tho defense, Mr., Hunt served
through the late war, and after the sur
render with party Of fifteen soldiers,
including Col, Hurst, father Of tho
famous Lulu Hurst, passed through
llartwGll, and 10 was his sound who
drove the l6derala out OF that town
after they had slain Dr. Webb and shot
q lady In the shoulder
Mr. Hunt says that there were soyen
Fed0rak In tho squad, the main body
being campod on the Savannah river at
ferry above Gratis, II seems that q
Federal soldier was killed In front OF DR.,
Wobh'a house, and In o spirit Of rotalia'
ton these men fired into his dwelling,
instantly killing the doctor aud wound
Ing q lady In the shoulder, They then
began 10 ride roughEh0d over the town,
When the squad Of diabanded Contcdcr'
atoa arrived the fcderala began 10 abuse
and insult them, Finally one Of them
climbed into an ambulance In which
Col Hurst was sitting, began 20 pillng0
their property and tookup pa book, which
Col Hurst ordered him 10 lay down
This he refused 20 10, Hurst then
grabbed him aud waa about 10 choke
him 70 DEATH when his comrades
came 20 his assistance, The Cor oder
atca were armed with royolyom or
muskota, and In Nn Instant the two
squads had weapons drawn and stood
facing each other, They were not moro
than twenty steps apart, and had single
shot been fired on cith0r side u bloody
fight would have rCaulted, The FCdcral5,
however, seeing themselves outnum'
borod, rode oil breathing threats Of ven.
gcancC,
Aa soon aa the FcdCrOla disappeared
the Confcdorlt0s beat q hOsty retreat,
knowing that they would soon return
with ro,onlurcCmCnts and annihlOtO
them, Mr. Hunt paya they took the
COrnosvillo road from llartwCll until thoy
came 10 q brick house In Franklin
when the owner showed them q way 10
go through his field into u lower road,
aud they thus avoided their pursuCrs,
who followed them 10 Ogworh Ga.
Hero the Confederate met u largo body
Of troops, and when their enemies oamo
up they were afraid 20 molost them,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Tho Amntcnr cIrcns crn.e.

WAsnlSdToN, May e0.-The Sunday
Herald uOyaj The present excitement In
society N q prospective amateur circus
which o number OF wcll'known society
people are arranging 20 take place next
month NJ the country club. Tho sue.
cess Of this species Of entertainment In
New York, given 10y Mr.. and Mrs.
Waterbury, has stimulated the leaders
Of the hOut ton, and an imitation Of
what was done In New York Is perfectly
proper here, a number Of the ladlcs
who have posed ~ cros'C0unlry riders
Ia the fox hunts viii take part, and the
positions Of clowns and nng,mastor will
bc supplied by wull.known society men,
whose qualifications for the positions are
undiaputcd 4 public rehearsal for tho
members Of the press and the friends and
families Of the participants viii shortly
take place,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
wrccl,ca snIlora Hoard From.

PORTLAND, Orc, May 2O.-Ncws IA re.
ooived that ten Of the crow OF the foun-
dorcd steamer Alaskan have reached
shore in Lane county They had so.
we're experience In IN open boat The
boat came near land NJ Cape pcrpotua,
Thursday, but could not make landing
on account Of the hugo breakers and tho
rocks, II was decided 20 try 10 swim
ashore. Eleven started and all succeeded
except one, who was too weak from
hunger and exposure, and was drowned.
During the two nights and three days
that they were out tho men suffered
greatly, having nothing 10 cat but six
cans Of peaches, -Four Of the survivors
are quito III from drinking salt wator
The names Of the ten ares r. Carlson,
seamoni Kclchcr, coal passcri Mckinley,
coal passcri McLain, oilcri ShOrplo5s,
coal passcr; Johnson, eeOmOni Ross, coal
passcr, Wcnzlo, cook Burnes and Muir.
rny, seaman,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
NEWS in 6RlGF
4. very heavy rain With some hail. tsIl

A very heavy rain, with some hail, fall
At Shreveport ia,, Friday,
u Is believed that Governor Beaver
will veto tho soldiers orphan commission
bill,
Michigan has passed q law Tor paying
q bounty ot o cents each tor sparrowf
heads,
Mrs, Maybdch, O niece Of Jefferson
Davis hAa been arrested ~ 0ndon
Eng charged with poisoning her hus'
band,
A cash boy la Kaufmann's clothing es-
tabllshmpnt, flilsburg, has been ar'
rested for stealing 800 from his am
ployera,
A I5-huur straight away heel-and,too
walking match viii b6 inauguNled IN
fittsburH commencing ~ " y, M, on
tho eplh lnat
Three prominent oIlIlena uf Grove
CITY, ArbY Including tho sheriff were
shot aud KILLED lu % political quarrel %
Saturday
The Epslish yndiclle hisoIiercl flO,'
900 900 IOf lhr lInll brewery ot MilWHur
kee, and uylH. o. gut oplIoul up olhur
breWuIf
Tho lemrIu Ut MIa Mary rubIn, tho
yOuug luly who was drowned 100 Long
Island Sound lH wrnk, were laid tp rust
la Franklin fluol Saturday
The supreme lodge, (nIghb Of llouot
In session 20 Indianapolis decided that
hereafter haNaIH shall not Do paid 10
members vino commit suicide,
Dennis Simmons, o Chicago otllcer6ent
10 Toronto a. investigate Tho report Of
Dr Cruniu having been seen there, asserts
that CIuuu wa never Ia Toronto,
The grand stand and ticket office at The
Washington park baseball grounds,
Brooklyn, were burned ~ I o'clock SUM
day morning Loss, $4,000 fully In
6ured
Judge Olcfham has appointed NOlney
o, Mclult, vice president VI the Union
railway, ut indianapolis, 10 be receiver
Of the Chicago aud Atlantic Railroad
company,
The May festival viii be opened IN
Pitlsburg on Tuesday Governor
Beaver i expected 70 be present, ah arc
also the governors OF West Virginia
Maryland and Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
AdInInnt nrnm,a sncees.nr

WAmuSGroS, May 2O,-lt Is now bo.
lioycd 10y many that Cbl, w, b, Whipple,
NJ present OdiutOnt general Of the mill.
tOry division Of the Atlantic, with head.
quarters 1t Governors Island, New York
horbor, will succeed Adit Gen, Drum
when the latter rctiros next Saturday.
Col, j, G, Kolton, the present assistant
0djutant general, is also strongly urged
for the place, and within u few days il
was the opinion Of army people that he
would bc selected for the place, Tho
fight seems now 10 be between these two
officers, Thcirrccords and Endorsements
are now before the president lie will
make his selection early this week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
nl ono rye. ono Arm. one rool.

New YoRR, May e0,-Jack Rice Of
Great Neck, l., l., seems TO be In hard
luck He Is haokman NJ the depot
there, and Is known all over the county,
lle began the work Of dlsiigu"ing him,
self by accidentally shooting out one OF
his eyes, Laterhe tried TO murder o man
who h6 believed, was too attentive ~
his wife, The gun burst and ono Of hi
arms was 10 badly shattered that II wa
nmpuAted, A short time ago he was
arrested for attempting 10 assault ayoung
woman, On Saturday he tried 70 board
q moving train At Bay Side, l., /, lie
clipped and fell and one OF his feet WA
crushed The foot was afterwards cut
of by surgeons, Eo has up 10 date one
eye one arm and one foot,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
nnnnrtl,s rrln no Kharlnn,n.

NEW York, May eO-Gossip over the
story that James Gordon Bennett was
on his way 10 KhMtoum In search either
Of Gordon or Of q largo sum Of money
said 10 have been wagcred upon the
chance Of success for such trip was
lively about town yesterday among those
acquainted with the ways Of The Herald
proprietor, but there were no new dcyol,
opmcnty In the matter, AZ The Herald
oilico they were willing 10 let the story
go mcoulrodictcd, but trcfusol any dciin.
itc information on the plea that they had
no authority 20 make any statement a.
% Mr., bcuncttS mOypmpuJa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

Polioe OniesFs Roughly Handled ~ .
Gang ~ Drunken nTuteA

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, May e0,-foliee
Officers White and Vance attempted 70
break up drunken oar0usal on West
street, Florence, about l o'clock this
moTniag, They had arrested two men
wheR they were set upon by q crowd OF
fuliiana who beat and out tho officers
numerically, Whites ear being almost
severed from his head, The Qiilcen
started Tor help aud were puraued by the
mob, Vance and White took refuge Ia
the house of Ralph Hardwell, which waf
soon surrounded by tho rOughh who do.
manded that nardwell should surrender
the officers 10 them, AZ Policeman
Whites request liardwell loaded his gun
aud ordered the men 10 leave, but they
responded with q shower Of stones lie
then fired into the crowd, Pat Tohln
was shot Ia the abdomen and probably
fatally injured, Thomas Anderson and
j, Alyord were also shot, hut not herl.
0usy hurt The mob then dispersed
without further trouble, officer White
h In 70 critical condition,
For many months these tOughs have
caused disturbances IN tho street ana
the officers had determined 10 break up
the gang, They had no weapons except
their clubs and these were taken FROM
th m iu thp light,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

YOUNGSTOWN, o., May e0,--WOrd
was received here to-day Of tho arrest Ol
Rev Peter j, Van Etten NJ Toledo, o.,
ON the charge OF swindllng Mrs, julia
llumcr a widow, residing here, out Ol
$1,000 last August Van Elton came
here last July, representing he was 0
Methodist minister, and by his pleasing
address secured boarding with Mrs,
llOmcE The latter was having trouble
with q tenant, and NJ the auggeatlon Of
Van Etten decided him the property,
valued ~ $4,000, on the understanding
that he was TO Dust the parties and give
back the property, Van Elton no soOnei
secured the deed than he mortgaged the
property for ~ 900 and skipped,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Carnegie and Others Must Pay Up.

PHILADELPHIA, May e0,-Tho suit Of
Sulzbach Brothers against the estate Of
John Edgar Thompson, OF the Philadel'
phia Trust company, Andrew Carnegie,
Ex-Governor William Donnis0n Of Ohio,
and others, for tho recovery Of damages
for the non'completion OF the Davenport
and 81 Paul railroad was decided In
favor Of the complOinants by j dgo
Butler, under an opinion filed In the
United States circuit court The litiga.
ton has bcon pending for many years,
and the sum asked 10 bo recovered was,
with intcaost, 81 100000, The court held
that Mcssrs, Sulbach are entitled 10
recover S8O0,000 loss $4,000 deducted
for payment Of mochanics' liens,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

r. GRANGER STEWART, M, d., i. II.
S. H., ordinary physician TO II, NJ, the
Queen, In Scotand Professor Of Prac.
tice OF Physlc IN the University Of Ed.
inburg, writes Of lBrights Disease rs
f0lloNs. "Catarrh of the intestine also
occasionally occurs some times pr0duc.
Ing an exhausting diarrhwa' Warmers
safe Cure cures The Diarrhga by first
removing the cause.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

HELENA, Mont, May 15.-[Special.l J..
The election IN Montana on delegates
~ the constitutional convention yester
day Is close Helena elected five liepub
Leans and four Democrats. The re
turns nre slow coming IN from the re-
mote sections Both parties are claim
ing the election,
LONDON, May t6.-There Is another
conspiracy IN Russia more formidable
than any yet discovered. Its ramilca
tions are wide spread, extending MI
over European Russia, A great many
arrests have been made and more will
follow.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1d.-ISpeclal +
Collector Of Internal Revenue Yerker
died here this morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Dinner to bishop Knno.

WASHINGTON, May 2O,--Bishop Kuno,
rector Of the Catholic university, will
arrive in Washington on Tuesday, and
at 8 o'clock will be rendered dinner at
WelckcG by the clergy Of the district.
Hon, l.. Knott will preside The guests
willnumber between seventy and eighty.
Among those invited are Cardinal Glib
bons, The Orchbishops of Philadelphia,
New York and Boston, the admnistra-
tion of the diocese of Richmond, ox.Gov-
enor Carroll, Judge Montgomery, Sona-
tor Vance, n, Francis Riggs, Marshal
Wilson, Admiral Franklin, Gen, Rose.
Cranz and all the Catholic Of the district.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
A Would.be Consulaio Locked up,

WASHINGTON, May e0,-lIcnry w.
Rogers, q middlo,agcd man, came hero
on the lth Of March for u consulate, He
was locked up Saturday night In the
Twelfth street station house ~ q yagNnt,
ll0 had nearly $50 Ia coppors and 5-ccnt
pieces In his clothes, the result Of his
solicitations on the street ll0 WIS taken
before Judge Miller In the police court
one day last week aud gave his personal
bonds 70 gCt out Of town, But he was
sure Of getting his position In few days
moro and 10 ho stayed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

WASHINGTON May e0,-Rumor was
again Oiloot last night 10 the effect that
changes In the cabinet are about TO take
place M lolowsi The present attorney
general Mr., Milleris 10 be appointed Osso-
ciato justice 10 illl the vacancy made by
the death Of Stanley Mathews; Mr..
Tracy is 10 be transferred TO the depart
ment OF justice and ex-senator 4. @.
Platt TO be appointed secretary of the
navy, ThcOttonoy general last evening
denied any knowledge Of plan 10 put
him on the supreme bench.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
cadets Tender Their designations

WASHINGTON, May e0,-The reslgna-
tIona Of the following named cadets ut
the naval academy were, yesterday, aC-
cepted by Secretary 1raoyi Charles l..
Kaufman, q, 4, Scott, w, l., Murray, l..
Q, Baird, Il, l., Douglass and II, w, wa,
dermiug, These young officers were
found deficient at the recent semi-annual
examination, and upon the recommends
ton OF the academic board were turned
back one class, Attorney General Miller,
however, decided that this was Illegal,
and Secretary Tracy had 10 drop the men
from the service, llo allowed them TO
resign, In the case Ot those named above
NR soon ag their resgnntiona were accept
cd they were re,derignntod for examine
ton In September The congressman In
whose districts these vacancies occurred
ayailod thcmbelyes Of the law by filling
tho vacancies with the same young men,
Just a. though they had never been In
the EeTylpe
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
snlrlhc cnfnIn.Yrnr.nlhli linr.

HAWopsBuEg, Kyn May gO,-A sad
case ol suicide occurred Friday night
iiycmDlcs from misplace, Rnncy Tcpler,
q boy scare ~ 10 years old, hanged him.
self in his mothers barn hy means Of u
plough line, He had just como In from
pl0ughlng and was very tired, Just be'
fore going 10 tho barn he told hR mother
hc wished hc was dead and at rest with
His father, who died two years ago
Oycrwork had brought on demlntia and
caused the child 10 take his own life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

New YoWW, May 90, - After Dr..
lloughtons refusal 10 marry Miss Fanny
Davenport 10 Melbourne Mcdowell, who
wNs her leading man In "La F0sca, bc.
cause both had been divorced, the actress
became rctcont about the date and
place Of her marriage, IL was reported
In this city yesterday that the ceremony
was performed In Harrisburg last Thurs.
day, and that Mr., and Mrs, Mcdowell
are now ut the homo Of obrido in Can.
ton Pa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Regulating copprcs.lonni Elections,

WASHINGTON May 20,-ln an inter
view today Representative Perkins OF
K0nsas expressed tho opinion that the
next congress would pass bill for the
regulation Of congressional elections.
This measure he said would bo aimed at
the south, but It's provisions would, Of
course, apply equally TO all sections Of
the country
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

NEW YoGR, May 2O,-rhr Hamburg.
American lines new twin screw steamer
Augusta Victoria arrived ut llubokcn
yesterday morning, after q remarkably
lu,t trip of eight days and one hour from
Hamburg, Her time from Fastnct 10
Now York was 0 day and g l,2 hours,
but 4 hours were lot ON account Of
heated journals, the actual time being 0
days, % hours and 80 minutes, She
made iii knots ON the 10th inst, She has
i2,50O horse power, aud her machinery
Is an In duplicate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
rhlrlr sl,nt. E,rhnnrnh.

NATuIE2, Miss, May 2O.-A mob trioC
10 take from the jail at Harrisburg, La,
Friday night W, A. fighlmnn, who
killed q man named Dickcron NJ Trinity
recently, The shorilfs posse resisted
and about thirty shots were exchanged
The only person wounded was q Troy
villo man named Goss.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

TwFiN, o., May 20. "A disastrous wind
and hail storm swept over part Of this
county Saturday, doing thousands OF
dollars worth of damage 10 buildings
aud fences. Freight cuIV were blown
from the uWcl, at New Ricgol, Crops
were badly cut by the hail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

WASHINGTON, May l6.-[Special, l.
Geo Bancroft, the venerable historian
aged 50, iB not permitted to see amy one
but his physicians, lie has given up
all literary work, For fear he may for.
get his age hiB servants write IL on pH.
per every morning and place II on his
tublp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

Indications for Western Pennsylvania,
light showers, followed by fair; westerly
winds, stationary temperature, For the
Ohio Valley, showers In northern por-
ton, fair In southern portion; southwest
erly windsi stationary temperature ey.
cept In northwestern portion, slightly
Wulmpr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
mnIorIna MI.. IInrrIsonIs Ald.

WAsmNGToy May qO-Ala, llarrl-
CONS mail includes every day appeals
f0m Oilce-seeken tO uae her influence
with her husband Ia iayorol tho writer's,
Some Of tho correspondents request Mrs,
Harrison 70 remind tho president that
their applications remaln unUu5Weredi
they have heard nothing from them and
fear that lhr president has inadvertently
neglected 10 Nrt upon lhrm They bog
her a. lul|l around the office lOr tho let
terH on petitions and put them whore
Cen, Harrison viii hrHurr ~ SOC them,
SOmr OF tho letter. are from women,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

YOUNGSTOWN, May l6-I Special l.
At u meeting Of the stockholders of the
Pittsburg, youngstown Il Ashtabnla
railroad Il was decided to build u line
from Lawrence Junction TO Wampum,
Pa, without delay.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
A Irnlnns Lnycr snlrldn..

CLEVELAND, o., May 2O.-A special
from FindIay, o., states that John 30
gard Of Van Sue took q dose Of arsenic
with suicidal intent, dying shortly after.
ward, llc was to have been married In
two weeks to u Miss Lola Beck and
killed himself because she received calli
from another gentleman,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Wnnla Divorce

william II. Mauk has applied in com.
mon pleas court for divorce from
Emma Mauk. The parties formerly re-.
sided in Massilon. The petition
charges her with willful abgence. She
is saiu 20 be in Wisconsin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
nnrInI of NInrlornr Cnlhnrt.

WASHINGTON, May 20,-Nelson Col.
bert, the negro murderer, who wus
hanged Friday, was buried yesterday
from the Montello church, on the out.
skirts Of the city, 10 Haydons cemetery.
More than 5000 people witnessed the
funeral
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

NRw YoRK, May 20-During the
dense fog Saturday afternoon and even.
ing number Of collisions occurred In
the harbor The most serious was b0'
tween the steamers Conan and Guyan.
dotte, both bound out The former was
cut open and had TO be towcd back. The
Guyandottc proceeded,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

WAsmyGTdN, May pO,-The pr0mul,
galIOn Of the sentence In the court mar
tial case Of Capt Armea slill hangs lire
NJ the White House 10 h understood
that President Harrison III giving tho
matter careful attention, and II not in
clIncl 10 accept tho verdict Of the court,
which, II Is stated, n diHmissal from tho
service
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

WAsmydToS, May 20-Mm, Harrison
10 understood 20 be- packing up, propara-
tory 10 her sOiOurn ~ Deer Park, II h
quite lilycly that the family Of the preal-
dent will bo In occupancy OF their cot
tngo In the mountains tho early part Of
thD Vgek
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
An Oh Church struok by LIghtnlng,

on CITY, May 20.-Tho lightning
struck the Methodist church at Rouse.
vile, near here, yesterday afternoon and
the building was entirely destroyed by
the flames; insured for about 81 900,
This Is one of the oldest landmarks In
the oil regions. Tho building has been
undergoing repairs,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

SAN FRANCISCO, May 30-An earth.
quake shock was felt throughout middle
California about 3i5 o'clock Sunday
morning, II was severe In the san
JoaQuiu vNlloy and was felt In this city.
Many people were awakened by IL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
HUNGRY OFFICR.SEEKERS
Asking MRS, HARRISON TO ues HER
INFLUENCE IN THEIR BEHALF,
Many Cadets Found Deficient and Tender
Thais Resignation PEelident and
MTa Harrison Getting Ready 20 mt,
The Amateur Circus Craze strikes
Mashlngt0n-Drumis su0oessor,


WAsHNdTON, May eO,-Two officers
from Norfolk, Va, arrived Ia the city
Saturday, having ia custody Hugh Mo
Kay, who Is wanted la that city for the
6mhelzloment Of 5000 from the collector
Of internal revenue nf that district He
WIS taken 10 Norfolk Sunday afternoon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Farewell Dinner.

Boston, May 2O.--Thc Essex club, Of
which Dr George B, Lorng is president,
gave farewell dinner 10 that gentle.
man on the eve of his departure Ia
assume his duties as United States min.
lister 10 Portugal,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

New ORLEANS, May 2O,--Seven double
tenement houses on Josephine street and
five ON Ros5enn street were destroyed
yesterday by u fire that started in
llochns BAKERY. Loss, 100000; fully in.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

Boston, May 90,-rhe statement that
The Algonquin Press had made an
assignment Is incorrect. The failure Of
Cupples a. llurd does not effect the
former concern.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Accidentally Drowned.

OTTAWA, Ont, May 2O.-NIi1s Myrtle
Hanna Of Oswcgo, N, Y, was accident.
ally drowned In the Ottawa river Satur.
Jay night while ut play on soma logs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

ROME, May gO-King HWmbcrt, the
Prince Of Naples aud Premier CrIspi
started for Berlin yesterday, A large
procession Of civic societies bearing ban.
nors marched 10 the railway station 10
see them OIL Behind these was conNC,
gated q great crowd whose cheers,
mingled with lhoscol the societies, were
almost inccaunt Within the station was
q large gathering OF ministers, dep
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

Every
Enterprising Thresherman
knows that
the threshing machine
that will
work the most rapidly
clean perfectly
and save all the grain
will bring him
the best jobs and best prices,
and so he will
Write now to
at once investigate
our claim that