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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY
Rxcltcs the Town of Navarro,

Navarro Ia excited 10 day over an At
tempt 10 burglarize the store OF y, A,
IIntamaater, the absent f0rger NJ that
place Tuesday night,
Since Zlntamahtera disappearance
the store has been closed, awaiting
news Of his whereabouts, 10 was In
this condition ut 4 o'clock In the night
when Al. lilokert paused there, but
from the crack OF broken glass In the
rear no waa OF the impression that II
wouldn't remain no long,
lilo saw Mat Clemens and told him,
and messenger was also sent 10 tho
ZintSma8ter place, informing them that
u robbery would probably be attempted,
Clemens went 10 the rear OF the build.
lug aud found some Of the lights OF the
window pushed In. lie secured his
clerk, win swallow, ana a young man
named Uhl, and they kept watch,
Near midnight tho watchers saw u
man approaching tho rear OF tho build
ing. When within ten feet OF them tho
watchers saw u buggy drive up TO the
store. AZ this the man ran away, The
buggy contained Win HlntSma6ter aud
u hired man.
The parties gave chase 10 the man
but no eluded them In . held IN which
tho grass was very high They also
eaw the flash of two dark lantern8,
They watched the store all night,
Residents In various parts 0f the
town report to-day that they saw sey.
eral Suspicious characters about the
streets. Editor COrl Of the lndepen.
dent eaw u man late No night who look
cd as II Le intended TO strike tho news.
paper man ~ he passed. He didn't,
though,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
CHILD POISONED.
Willie Cowan Takes Medicine With
Almost Fatal Results,

AtRbout six o'clock Tuesday even
Ing Willie Cowan, u four year old son
OF William Cowan, OF East Seventh
street, In sOmo manner got hold Of his
fathers medicine, which he had been
taking for asthma, II was q solution
Of chloral and atropia, both poisonous
drugs, The little fellow took about
four adult doses and soon gave evt-
dence of being under its Influence, DR..
Ell March was Immediately summoned,
who vt once applied the proper anti
dOtes and brought tho stomach
pump Into requisilion. After working
with him for three or four hours he
brought him out OF danger, aud today
the little fellow In res ting easier, but
somewhat worse OIL after taking an al.
most fatal dose,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
RoBnRTsvILLB.


A Good Burprlbo---othor Short Noton.
Surprises are very numerous just
now, Every week brings In one or two
new ones. On last Saturday. Sept. 2S,
o perfect surprise was given Mr.. Adam
Waltz. II was the occasion OF his nfty.
second birthday. His children, un.
known to him, invited about three hun.
dred guests TO celebrate II, Over two
hundred aud ilfty Of those were pres.
ent They met near Mapleton Station
at 10 n. IN. and were led In body by the
Mapleton Band 10 his home where they
completely surprised him, A rich and
grand dinner was enjoyed by all. In
the afternoon Rev. A. GonBer made q
lively speech appropriate TO the occa.
sion, He was followed by u few add.
tional remarks by several others. Some
valuable presents we're presented TO Mr.
and Mrs. Waltz by their children and
others. Both old and young highly en-.
loyed the occasion.
Rev. A, Gonser Ia away this week at.
tending the OHIO Synod OF the Reform.
ed church which convenes in Canton,
Henry Parise, Jr,, 10 happy; tits a boy.
The Reformed parsonage Is nearly
completed. EXCELSIOR,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
PRoBATn COURT.

Appointments, Marriage Licences and
othor Matters
Marriage licenses have been issued
TO Joseph Kuam and Catharine Wilmer
Of Alliance and Hans Stene and Karen
Lockker Of Canton.
Mary Kell has been appointed ad-
ininistratrix Of the estate OF Anthony
Kell her late husband, The bond Is
$780,
4 he will Of Emma Baird Of Canton
has been filed for probate.
Some time ago John ScheTzer OF
Massilllon was bound over TO probate
court on the charge of assault and bat
terry He failed to put In appearance
yesterday and Deputy Rlgler went to
Massillon and brought him to the Can
ton iail. 'f
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
WANT DISTINCTION
But Paroohial Schools May Have Flag
just tho Same.

But Paroohial Schools May Have Flags
just tho Same.
The members Of the executive com.
mittee Of the Junior and Senior order
Of the American Mechanics organi2a.
tion met IN session last night to perfect
arrangements for the presentation Of u
flag 10 each Of the school buildings Of
the city, for the purpose Of showing the
friendly relations existing between the
union schools and the Government.
The American Order of Mechanics
are Strictly opposed to Parochial
schools Of CITY, They are In favor of
showing distinction Of the two classes
Of schools by having q flag float from
the top of each school building that In
controlled by the Government, The
presentation iS 10 take place ON Ooto.
Der 9Th, ~ which time addresses are TO
DO made by State Counsellor Robert
Cassidy uperintendent Burns aud
others, The committee will m ~ on
next Friday evening to make further
arrangements as to the program Of the
day, which win be looked forward with
great Interest by great many citizens,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

Marriage licenses were granted TO
Levi A Zimmerman and Emma Falls;
Jacob j. Sheets and Carrie lloupt.
L0uis A. Rooms, OF MassillOn, has
been appointed ADMINISTRATORS of the
estate Of VIM, j, Richards,
A marriage license has been issued to
Earl W. Busby and Louis Hook, OF
Massillon.
Nancy 0berlin, of Plain township,
has been appointed admistratrix of the
estate Of John 0berlin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
THE bpnAKnRanIP



Views Of a New York Republican Gon'
RrehHman,
WAa1lgGTON, October Con
greaaman Farquhar Of Buffalo il ia
the city, lie waR one Of the early can,
didatea for the spoakerahip, but II now
one OF tho most ardent supporters Of
Reed Of Maine. lle says tho prospects
OF MnIor MoKinleys election have col.
lapsed within the past three weeks
"What drift there was for Mckinley"
said MI FaQuhar to-day, mas ceased,
ana nothing but u remarkable cOmbln.
alton Of circumstances eau defeat Reed
This 10 not because Reed ID a mOre pop.
ular man than Mckinley, but because
he will DO an abler man Ia the chair
Tho House ID very close, and u mau OF
deeiaiOn aud quick action must bo In
the chair or tho majority will 90 At the
mercy OF the minority three'fOurtha OF
the time, All the party workers on the
lioor fully understand this, and are
working for Reed on that account II
Ia not cabe where sentimental reasons
can be given any weight,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
An ArIatooratle Lot Of creokn.

New YoHR, 0etl,-lSpoolal, -Sher
IN Flaok, Referee Weeks and Judge
Mcneil were to-day bound over for
trial, Their bail was liked at 5000
each, win Flack aud George W, Hart
were required 10 give bail for 5000
each Oll 10 plead on Wednesday next to
the indictments charging them with
perjury and conspiracy In the Flacl,
divorce suit,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

cold may have accompanied the
hnarseness from tbs start, After that
a peculiar rough cough Is developed,
which ia followed by The Group, The
time 10 act IL when Tho child lifat be-
GOmea hOaTae, a few doses OF Chamber,
lain'a Cough liemedy will prevent the
attack, Even after tho rough cough
has appeared, the disease may he pre-
vented by using tho REMEDY 40 directed,
For sale by Durbln, Wright " 90, and
9ollmaun
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
LATEST TELEGRAPHlC.
s
The Episcopal Convention in
New York.
Montana Democratic, North and
South Dakota and Washing
ton Republican,
Prohibition Defeated In All tho New
States,
Interesting oabiegramar,, NJ Maaonio Parade
In Chicago. blg OIL Discovery
Ia New York,
THE nPIaooPAL enuRen.
Opening Proceedings IN tho General Cor
V6nti0n Ia New York

Opening Proceedings In tho General Cons
Vention IA New York,
NEw YonE, oct, 2 Especial The
general convention Of the Episcopal
Church opened this morning with sor'
vice Ia NJ, Georgia church, previous u
which tho House of bishops met In
Memorial Hall, adjacent TO tho church
Tor organization, shortly after eleven
tho Bishops, Mxty'Gye In number, In
robes OF oillce, proceeded TO the church
Az tho main door they were met by the
combined choirA OF Trinity ana ~,
Georgo'a, when they paaaed up tho cen
tro aisle TO the chancel, The services
included the Holy Communion and a
sermon by Bishop Henry Whipple Of
Minnesota, Immediately after service
the bishops met again 10 complete Or
ganlzation, Tho llouaeO Deputies 10
mained IN the church for the same pur'
pose, This afternoon both houses held
business sessions 10 arrange plans for
tho convention,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Worry Lntont from wnshInpton Tor

OLYMPIA, Oct, Especial THE
new State constitution hus been adopt
cd, The Prohibition and woman SUI.
orage classes arO defeated, Washing
ton Territory oan now come Ia aB a
State, The Legislature Is surely Re-
publican, aud all the Republican state
ticket with Republican memUtrs VI
Congress ara elected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

Of GroHYenor ana other irienda OF Hut
terwOrth, and they have been serenad-
Ing him In tho rain al theeyening. first
~ the Arlington, where no rooms, and
atteTward Vt tho skating rink, There
are few mel In Congress on the llepub'
lIoan side more popular than Butter
worth, aud still fewer 10 well equipped
10 gracefully and effectively discharge
the duties Of Speaker, II tho move
tonight is really founded In dead
earnest II will amount 10 something
more than q "toOt" II will probably
lay out Mckinley chances or force q
eOmprOmi6e.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
LIVELY TIMES AT mAssILLoN,


The Methodist Clergy on Romaniam,
Aoeialiam and Anarohy'-.A Blood Ourd-
ling Debate,
Especial Dispatch 10 the NFwaDEMou,Ar.
MAssILLoN, o., Sept 30,-The East,
ern OHIO Conference met In u rather
animated session this morning, Bishop
Hurst presiding, The committee on
WOmena Home Missionary societies
made their report which WIS accepted,
Ono Of the fiery features Of the meet.
ing was the resolution introduced
whicha halaled THAT ROmnnism was more
dangerous than Anarchy or Orsocialism," "
This caused some little excitement
which gradually grew aa the matter
was being didCuSHcd Some maintained
that II was true and others did not.
Rev. Dr. Davidson champiOnCd the Op,
position 10 the resolution and when q
vote Was taken he walked of with the
Roman trophies In his belt
The auditing committee reported
that the statement OF Financial Secrr
tary, Rev, j, NJ, Carr and treasurer
Williams were correct,
The report Of the committee gn dei,
c0neaseS read resolution IRON Alis.
Dillon, OF Cleveland, Offering u home
for the instruction Of deacOnusseg was
read aud accepted,
A conference board for tho superyis
ion OF deaOon8 aud dCaconossea was ap,
pointed, Lewis Miller OF Akron aud
Rev. DR.. Muller Of Canton, being two
of its members,
The report of the committee on tho
sancity OF the Sabbath was discussed,
and II was decided to sign petition
asking Congress 10 abolish Sunday
work IN the postal service,
Eleven candidates for the ministry
on trial were elected. The afternoon
meeting began NJ two o'clock and
Bishop Hurst will announce the ap.
nnlpNVanAVu uN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
sun Hunting For Jack tho Ripper
my cable 10 Ncw,,pomocatl

LONDON, Oct lit is reported the
authorities have received Il lettor from
man signing himself Jack the
Ripper" declaring his Intention Of add
Ing another TO hts list Of Victims NJ the
Arst convenient opportunity, The
police Ore making every effort to dis
cover the writer OF these letters,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

Dr.. Edward llerbrnek, Dayton, NJ
Rev, T.. llerbruok, east Tusoarawaa
street,
n, NJ, Heck and elder Wooster, VI
Hotel Conrad,
II, Il. Davis, ApringborO, At Mrs,
ROhrer, NJ East Third street.
Mrs, j. y, Nunamaker, Loulayille,
Miss Clara ID. Miller, Wooster, at Mr,
l1leIsher'a, ll7 South Market street
Elder j, Cast, Fairfield, Ohio, Hotel
Conrad,
j, banner and elder, Loyal Oak, nj
n, Il. Bhiri'a, 1853 Mahoning street,
1, liOthenbeTgbr White Pigeon,
Michigan, A, II, Zleniel, baae0m, y, w,
Seeman, fhonyille, Harry l., Beam
ana elder, M0hGan, not yet assigned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Pain and dread attend The nae

Pain and dread attend the use of
most catarrh remedies. Liquids and
snulfs are unpleasant as Wen as dan
gerous Ely's Cream Balm Is safe,
pleasant, easily applied into the nos
Irly, and sure cure, II cleanses the
nasal passages and heals the mllamed
membrane, giving relief at once.
Price 80 cents,
The most obstinate cases of catarrh
are cured by the use of Ely's Cream
Balm, the only agreeable remtdy. tits
not liquid or snuff, 10 easily applied
into the nostrlls. For cold In the head
II Is magical. 1t gives relief at once,
Price 30 chefs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
A Doctor DO. Of lain own MedloIne

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 2,-Ispecial, J.
Dr. j. Campbell Shorp, we'll known
Democratic politician was found dead
In bed yesterday with yiOl OF chloro'
form beside him, From MI appear
ancea, death resulted from the eilrot OF
an accidental overdose, Shorb's broth
or is u millionaire wine maker
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

MIR. O, B. Jones, of Spring Hill, Iowa,
says; ~ have used Chamberlain "a Pain
Balm for severe and painful burns with
better effect than anything else have
ever tried. IL relieves the pain instant.
ly and cures without leaving "A scar."
Pain Balm is one of the most useful
medicines that any family can be pro
vided with, especially for rheumatism,
lame back, sprains, bruises, tooth ache,
ear-ache and like ailments. Que appli.
cation relieves the pain and a tair trial
insures cure. 30 cent bottles for sale
by Durbin, Wright u Co. and Sollmann.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
WHOLESALE FORGERY

Reported in tho Quot village Of Navarro,
News comes up from Navarro that
II, Il, Zintzmaster, Of that place, u
young man, has forged paper to the
amount Of over $1,000 and has left for
parts unknown, Nothing Of the affair
ls known at the SheriiIs Office II
true, the forgeries have been settled or
his arrest would be demanded. This
has not been done,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Bic Maaona poInra in chIoano

CHICAGO, oct 2,.--lSpooial, The
fifteenth anniyemary Of the Grand
Lodge Of Freomasona Of Illinois has
brought many Strangeia to the city.
Programme today incended an impoa'
ing parade which was viewed by thou
sands, after which the procession met
10 the point whore tho ceremonies OF
laying the "capatonu" on their build
Ing waa performed NJ IL o'clock, The
'CapOtono" 10 Of bronze plate, sur
rounded by heavy bronze mOldug,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
DIau,troun Firo W Grand Haven, Mich

DIanbIrouh Fro ~ urnnd Hav9n, Mich,
CHICAGO, oct l-ISpeciall "A spec
ial TO the Evening Mail from Grand
Haven, Michigan, says that the town
was partly destroyed by fire early this
morning, No further particulars are
received, Grand Haven Is a town Of
about 5000 people, on the east shore Of
Lnke MICHIGAN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
1ateut on Tho Notorioua Croniu Cope

CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-[Special. 1T
was 10 o'clock when court convened
this mornil & IN the Cronin murder trial
Attorneys Tor the defense challenged
the sheriff and asked for special bail
If to summon venire Of jurymen un.
der the law. The Judge will have to
appoint a special 6alnf to take the
place Of the sht riff. THIS will be done
this afternoon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
THE ABBIaNM MnNp
For tho Firht wook OF tho October Term
of Court.

For tho Firnt Wook OF tho October Term
Of Court
The first assignment of Common
Pleas Court has been made. II Is;
Court room No l., Judge Pease, pre-
siding. Monday, October T. Monday
morning, hearing motions; Monday
afternoon, charging grand jury,
Court room No2, Judge Raley, pre-.
siding. Monday, October 7, hearing
motions. Tuesday, October 8, 22l7,
Fraunfelter VS. Walser; 270l, Atwell vs
Pow; 1898, Rose VS. Ulrich: 3iN, Yeng-
line va Davis Bros.; 8505,.Crubaugh va
Crubaugh. Wednesday, October .,
$500, Reese, Jr., vs Reck; 1896, Walker
W. Ball; 1857, Moore vs. Penny.
packer; 1888, Jones VS. Linde-
man; 1895, Floom VS. Burke.
Thursday, October 10, 4loB, Corneal vs
Donmore; dlB6, COnDoly vs. DOolin;
1908, Mossman Ys Antoine; 1907, Bueh
Ter ys Kracker; 1858, Ruch Va Nouk
Friday, October II, 1905, Rakeatraw w
Welker; All, Langell VS. RenOphl,
Guardian; A52, Slubeck VS. Gard; 6i37,
Poyser a. Son vs Binder 4 Capspll:
GAG, Myers & Ruperd vs Binder n
Casgell
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
BEN BupPnawoRpHs
Back pown'.rhe Party Lash and tho Fear
OF Geo, Cox and His strangers too Much
for ilim'-.A Humilating spectacle,
yu...si.t t. gtau.t..a astafa N..t..

Back pown..The Party Lash and the Fear
OF Geo. Cox and His atrAngiers too Much
for ilim'--A Illuminating spectacle,
Especial y Cleveland Plan pgal1r)
WAsnINdToN, Sept, S0-The Fora
ker lash proved too much for lien But
terwOrth aud the Cincinnati congress
men tucked his tail between his lega
tonight and Sneaked back into the
strangers camp, Butterworth has all
along declared that under no oircum'
stances would he support Foraker and
has even gone out OF his way 10 attack
the governor and his peculiar methods
But the latter had the whip handle and
tonight NJ the New York avenue rink
was witnessed the humiliating tpoota
cle Of Butterworth cringing aud crouch.
ing nj the feet OF the self'gloriAed
"lightning express The reason for
this sudden change IN ButterworthS
tune iS that no was given to understand
that unless his opposition TO Gov For.
ker ceased, and ceased AT once, he
would find his congressional career at
an end that George Cox and hia gang
would see TO II that he was laid on the
shelf along side OF Gen, Brown, his late
colleague, who Is Victim Of the Strang'
lers, That was enough for Butter
worth and he took advantage Of hia re'
ceptlon tonight TO make public hIsl
of backbone. Senator sherman had an
intimation Of what was coming aud
was 30 disgusted that no would not re-
main 10 participate IN the meeting, but
took tho early evening train for Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Milior for tho Supreme Bonch-..a Con for
tho Cabinet,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 Special +
The fact that Attorney General Miller
has apparently made all aringemeuts
for u permanent residence here renews
the belief that no is to be appointed
Justice of the Supreme Court TO sue
ceed Mathews. IL is further rumored
that Ex.Congressman GoT OF West
Virginia will be his successor In the
Cabinet,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Scattering from Washington,

ELLENsBuud, Wash, Oct Q, --[Spe.
clall-0ver 100 votes were pOlltd here.
The Republican ticket, as far as count.
ed, Is ahead. Miller (Dem for Legis.
lature is over 100 ahead Of the Repub'
llcan candidate and is probably elected,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
A California Town nnrnnd.

CAMBRIA, California, Oct. i.--ISpec.
ial,l-A nre started here at tho Proctor
Houselast night aud burned the entire
business portion Of the town, with all
the provisions. The people are lett
destitute, No lives were lost The loss
Is Sl25,0O0 partly insured,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

WLKEsBAHRE, Pa. Oct, 9,-lSpeo'
ial,l Father 0herans funeral took
place this afternoon from St Mary'B
Catholic church. The procession was
three miles long, there being twelve
thousand people In line II was attend.
cd by all classes and many OF the mines
suspended business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
ANOTHER Il. Il. HoRRoR.
A Collision on Central Road-LiSt Of XII
cd and Wounded.

A Collision on Central Road-LiSt Of Kill
od and Wounded.
CANAJouARIE, N. Y, Sept. 2s,'-lSpe.
cial Last nights Central railIoad
collision disaster Is likely TO prove one
OF the most horrible In the history Of
the road. The wrecklng cars are NJ
work among the debris aud an efficient
corps of physicians Is at hand, The
dead bodies of six passengers are nj the
Hotel Wagner and seven injured per
sons are being cared for there. The
officials Of the road say this 10 the ex.
tent Of causualtles, but II Is believed u
much larger number we're killed. Aa
tar as known and identified the list OF
dead aud wounded Is as follows; Dead
M II. Manning, Of Marquette, Mich,
who was taken from the wreck alive
but died soon after; an unknown man,
culored porter Of the private car Of
President ingalls, Of the q o. q. & St.
l.. railway. Injured Mrs lngallg
wife OF President Ingalls,. VIM. Nc
Elroy, Of New York; Mary Tate, Of
Fredonia, N. Y; II, A, Fowler, OF New
York; II. j. Lewis, OF New York; VIM,
Harth, engineer Of the second section.
ADAYToN MINlsER KILLED,
A revised list OF casualties Ia aB fol.
lows. Killed. Rev. Prentice Dunn, Of
Dayton, OHIO evidently u rairoad OIL
cial as he had mis- pocket full Of paBses)
aged about sixty; Sadie Boyd, OF West
Port, New York (maid Of w. IL. Man.
ming and wife) aged twenty.four;
Charles Franklin, porter of the Michi
gan Central railway, formerly with the
Pullman company, aged about twenty
eight.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Died Of oonsumption,

Frank Savegeot, aged 80 years, died
Of consumption at his residence at No.
go Rowland street yesterday afternoon.
Funeral ut Louisville Friday. The re-
mains and friends will 20 over on the
0:23 train on the IT. Wayne road.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Tho Lant OF tho orockottn.

GRANDURY, Tex, Sept 30. Especial.
Col, Robert Patton Crockett, the only
surviving son OF old Dayy Crockett, OF
Kentucky, died at his residence, on
Ruckers Creek, last Thursday, aged 40
yeurB,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Partner Miller and His Confidential
Talk,

INDIANAPOLIS, oct Especial H.
Attorney General Miller the law part
nor Of President Harrison, loft here last
ulaht for Washington, llo said 10 an
intimate friend here that the Supreme
Court vacancy wac not yej settled In
the Presidents mind, The impression
here ID general, however, among Re,
publican politicians, that Miller will
get the appointment,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Tho arnnt FlnoE pivorro Ono.

New YoRK, Sept. 3O.-lSpecial1 +
Grand jury to-day handed IN indlct
ments TOR perjury and conspiracy inthe
notorious FlNck divorce ease against
sheriff Flack, win lNlaCk, Mrs. Ray
mud, Judge Mcneil and George A..
Hart II creates n big sensation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Quiet Rootorod In Crete,
lnY cnnlc 70 Now. Dom ocraLl

VIENNA, Austria, Oct 2,-The Aus
trian Consul at Canea, telegraphs that
the rioting in Crete has been subdued,
and martial law will be enforced ouly
against murderers and rioters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Hoadauartors Removed.

Several days ago Special Examiner
of Pensions J. W. Afel, Of Lima, re.
ceived notice to remove his headquar.
ters from that city TO Canton, lie ~ d
his family arrived last night and have
taken up their residence on West Fifth
street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Dls OIL Discovery In Now York.

0LEAN, N, Y, Oct, Especial r.
The people Of Allegany county are ex.
cited over finding oil vt tho depth OF
eight hundred feet on farm short
distance south OF this village, The oil
was struck In second sand, Other wells
will be drilled In this territory ut once,