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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
Eran,inafion of s,cai,,,.

WASHINGTON, Jan. I9.-The army re-
firing board that has for the past two
days been examining into the physical
condition of Judge-Advocate Gen Swain
with view to determining whether or
not he is suffering from disabilities that
render him incapacitated for active duty
have completed their work and submitted
their conclusions to the secretary of war.
There are various speculations as TO the
nature of the recommendations but most
of the army officers are of the opinion
that Gen. Swain will be retired
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
.4Fairs ia Samoa.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ia copy of
dispatch from San Francisco to-day, in
regard to insults to Americans and the
American flag at Samoa by German SOL
diers, was shown Secretary Bayard this
evening. He said the disturbance re-
ferred to was undoubtedly the same as
that briefly described by Consul
Blackjack in his cable message TO
the department on the 9Th inst.
The consul's account, he said, was not
near so sensational as the one Just re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
a Foreer,s Ares. Creates a sensation.

WOODBURY., y. J.. Jan I9.-Charles
Fries, who was committed in the Glou-
cester county jail a week ago for forging
a note and presenting it for discount ut
the SwedeSbOTo bank, committed suicide
10y hanging himself TO the door of his cell
al an early hour this morning. Fries was Il
member Of one of Salem county's best
families, and the charges created a SEN
satson throughout South Jersey, where
he was well known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
GALVESTON.
Beaten and Robbed by Footpads- subscriptions
for the Big Exhibition
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, Jan. I9.-Hugh
Prichard, prominent contractor, while
on his way home last night, was set,upon
by two footpads, and after fierce strug-
gle, was thrown down and robbed of his
watch. Prichard IS cries for help hasti-
" brought to his assistance two police
men, when the footpads ran. but
were overtaken and lodged in
jail. One of the robbers is
Harry Hudson, white man, and wen
Known to the police, md the other is
Willy Phillips, a mulatto, employed at
White s museum. They were recognized
by Mr.. Priebard as his aSsailants and
viii have preliminary examination Mon
day morning. When assaulted Mr..
Prichard had quite roll of money
on him, besides other valuables
which his assailants were prevented from
taking by the timely arrival of the DO
lice. His watch and chain were found
this morning, where they had been Sc
GREETED by the footpads.
The committees soliciting funds for the
semi-eentennial celebration and permaD-
ent exposition, met last night and re-
ported having raised S25, 600 of the $50, :
600 required to start the enterprise. A
further effort viii be made TO raise the
amount.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
Norton Yysits the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l9.-About five
minutes before the senate was called to
order to-day, Vice-President-e elect Nor
ton walked into the reserved gallery of
the senate alone and sat an interested
spectator of the proceedings during the
morning hour. When miscellaneous
business was being transacted he watched
closely, and when discussion on the tariff
bin was resumed he quietly walked out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
CRAZY AND NUDE.
A Woman Who is Roaming About the Country
Frightening Children.

Special to the Gazette.
TExARKANA. TEX, Jan. 19.-Parties
living eight or ten miles east of here re-
port a woman, seemingly crazy, in an
almost nude condition roaming about the
country frightening the school children at
Rondo yesterday, of whom W. NJ. Gar
rlson is teacher. Her craze is the cause
of Christ, and for such she urged a
contribution Mr. Garrison, together with
neighbors had her taken charge of and
returned to the poor farm, of which
place she has been an inmate for some
time. Her name is Mrs. Cunningham.
The loss of her husband and three
children a short time since is the sup
posed cause of her fermentation. DR..
Simmons, who made a partial examina-
ton, considers her mental condition
hopeless Her case viii be investigated
and perhaps she VIII be sent TO the insane
asylum at Little Rock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
the pano.ua canal gcso1,,,;o,,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Owing to
lack of a quorum the house committee on
foreign affairs was not able to-day to
consider the Edmunds resolution re-
lative to American participation in the
construction of the Panama canal The
subcommittee to which the matter was
referred has agreed to recommend the
adoption of the resolution Just as it came
from the senate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20

e'lIlzen ana formerly United states vis.ez
rI'ist.l a1 Apia, owned the house osS<
WHICH tiie american nag had been 81 ss,
','i1l 1ol,hS ltiat II this property
ia I ia3' 1iie herman government would
oe iieio responsive. The German cl.
iiiaoe no reply. About o'clock
morning of the 2lst, tho olea ~
Aataafagatele, and auchoriua tf N
from shore at 9 o clock
BEGAN THROWING stfrsrto
The SamOans not having come =
with their arms, after frino I've,
shells she sent three boat loads ~
ashore and destroyed The vI!laee
Hamilton went TO the 49,
town in the afternoon and
his three houses IN ruins 49,.
American flag formerly used Tor
purposes, which had been placed
of the houses, had been hafnea
German man-Of-war al. then ssrn
Fragments of the flag were r:gseR
and delivered 10 Consul Blackjack
has forwarded them Ia Seeretsr-7
German Consul Ward wrote To
Blackjack declaring he had bean inf
that an American had led the Ns
forces on the night OF the 18th ard -
FIRED THE FIRST SHOT.
Consul Blackjack replied ne invests
gated the matter and found it to be Fs,-
true.
On the 2lst boat from the German
man -Of-war Olga was chasing "A gafixe
boat in neutral water oppoi 81 S
the American consul The Cerlnans
fired a number OF shots at the boat which
was in direct range OF q boat contaisisRr
~
capped being shot. The commander OF (
Olga afterwards apologized 10 the En-
lish officers
Charles Brown, an American cifizel
who was on shore, was requested
English officers 70 ask the Germans
TO CEASE SIRINt,
The Germans seized Browne. carrit
him on board the wax ship. and axe
handling him roughly released him
Germans have made further assault
upon the villages since the bomhard
of Mataafagatela and are await
Inducements Should they mails
ond attack upon Mataafa they
certainly be defeated, as the latter
$500 well armed troops. The Tanasee
men are still at Latuanaub0, Aasaafa ;
forces having been compelled retirs
owing to their conflict with German
on December IS 1t is Grained tnai
about 1000 of Tamasese' IS forces hayt
joined the Mataafa side OF the bomb
bardment by Germans, not sympathizlns
with the ATTACK upon their eountryn1en
United States Consul Blackjack has tele-
graphed all the facts of the Situation q
Secretary Bayard; that the American
flag had been shot and torn DOWN anc
burned by the Germans; that Amesicar
citizens have been tsSen prisoners " the
Germans, and states that lives mail from
erty of American citizens aak White St.
danger.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
qheu Recon,,,,end rn,.rsto,,.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The Nebraska
delegation in congress have united with
four representatives and twenty seven
senators in the Nebraska legislature on
recommending to President Harrison for
his secretary of the interior John A .
Thurston, who was temporary chairman
of the Chicago convention last June.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
ENGLISH NAVY eFFlCERss
They Land at New yOrk-TheIr Errand-En
gIish Interests in HaytL

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-severaI English
naval officers arrived here to-day on the
steamship Nevada. They are: Sir
McGregor, vice-admiral; G.. ". wall
tert, flag lieutenant; Ernest G. 7. Frow-
bridge, Gerald Cater, r. Stable
ton Cotton, John G.. kennedy
8 Demontmoreney and Fl G. Rayner.
It was stated in shipping circles that the
Englishmen were bound for Bermuda
but one OF the officers when 1een at the
steamers dock declined to state their
Grand It was whispered about, bow
ever, that the party would eyenFualty
turn up in a Haytien port win view 70
making observations as 10 the adylsaElality
of sending q British man-of-war 20 pro-
tect English residents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20

ceived from San Francisco, but contained
later information, as it told that the
Americans who were seized had been re-
leased immediately afterwards. The sec
rotary added that the department is in
constant communication with Samoa
through its agents, one of whom is sta
toned at Auckland, and the last advices
received are to the effect that affairs are
quiet i'll that country and no serious
trouble has occurred since the 9Th inst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
Opposition to waeo.s View Charter.

opeClal % INC O1a1tIlt
WACO. TEX, Jan. 19.-Another meet
ing was held this evening in the office of
the Waco building association
of the opponents of the new
city charter, at which Mr.. James
J. Moore presided Mr.. Moore was ap-
pointed to present their opposition to the
legislature, and money was raised to de-
fray expenses. Mr. Moore viii be in
forced if necessary by number of other
citizens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20

CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan l9.-A5
and A. R Norton. on trial at Ord
burg for murder, were acquitted to
The Nortons, father and son, killed
l.. Hamhn in O-angeburg count
June, 1881. They were tired and
victed of murder, but got a new tri:s
an appeal -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
Lie.

Pedestrian-B-b-boy, can You t-t-tell
me how f-f-far 1t Is 10 the Io-po- post
office?
Newsboy-Whaf We say, Hfsters
Pedestrians reckon yoa-you neaso
me How f-f-tsir is it to the po-post-
Office?
Newsboy- Only half a blocks mister
If you hadn t stopped to ask me yoa 3
been there a ready
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20

He with a look Of dissati esafso pro-
dish he is 50 parl5culil' eigl,f veers
II think vears1' soF
Sbe-Oh I'm siire revised sfatf
ham, Georgei asf hildren betv
All-well 4 Of SeptRz
family perceived shall b
sort directly the CO. e -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
FairchiId to Entertain.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Secretary
Fairchild viii give a dinner tonight in
honor of President and Mrs. Cleveland
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20
Correspondents of the Gafette l---' I i-1' I =.
LLANo., TEX. Jan 7

capital is Dem II
gree to this poif'e.
chases recently Jan. l9.-The conyl
show: One hDerintendents reassd
acres ON the north stae- ee,m this i
from Mrs. A. 4. L.. WAtkisi- '- "a. - -.
Landadle; consideration, SO goo.
About fourteen hundred acres add
to North Llano, from A. J. swansea
J. L. Pope of Dallas; eonsideraf
Sl4 1888 80.
An undivided interest in 2 tract 81
acres, from Henry Exal ct al to , !.
Pope; consideration, So ,000,
A corps of engineer are here from
las laying off the above tracts into lot
Messrs. Mayes x Isaac Of ~
Springs, Llano county, who Wet
ported sometime since US having ii a
assignment, have adjusted matted
their creditors and resumed businesk 81
Messrs McHenry 4 Ballard Of
passas. Tex, have opened %
clothing house at this place and pla
under the control of sIr. w T. Swa
The weather has been about ike 50
The recent rails have put the soil ii.
condition and old farmers thiuk the n
poets are better than for years
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-20

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

time but Two years later was aiezed
with rabies ana killed, Another theory
iR that tho boy WAS bitten by neigh
boris dog last fall, This dog was ex-
amined, pronounced healthy, but was
killed tho other day, No other prOba'
bic causes Tor the boys condition have
been discovered,
The attending physicians think tho
disease came from the dog that bit the
boy on the hip eight years ago but not
from the bite, a6 " IL not generally ad
mlttfd by tho profession That al AMI
nal can transmit hydf0phObia before
tho stage ut Incubation, Whtn tho rablO
poison becomes Infectious, Their the
DRY IL that probably thB dog licked the
hand Gf some other part OF the boys
body, transmitting tho Infection 10 q
bGrH some tine after the pnrONyRm8, II
lB said there alH two kludR OF rabies,
tho dumb on "paaIYtIc," and The
oalreet rtbIri. From al. accounts HE
linu dpl Wl lIe llrmw yiHIg and
might have transmitted % iu a iuIr ~
ttl ur bHtWeeN pun5 51mH the nitr N
NtrHul,U. grrll HsIguu.r 4 dispatch
~ tho IHlu Dealer 1l to-day hdyii
Late tonight young litrkey whs 6tihr
cd with horrible commissions, Ihr par
uXysm continued furm huutaud 4 malt
during which his Writhluga Werb aWiul
10 behold liz managed 70 got one OF
hla hands ln his mouth iud bit OF tWo
IlngeTa, ihr phrOxy6m Quay Was tho
mobl severe yet experienced, Nul death
lHbrguning % iaHten lta gup on iilm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
A HORRIBLE DEATH,
A We'll Known Citizen Falls over u
Banister aud Dies From IN
luries Sustained,

Last night A. lOA5 o'clock Cornelius
ll0lklua met with fatal accident NJ
Hotel Conrad, llG WIS going 10 his
room and when ~ tho top OF the htaira
on the third llO0r he foil over the bania'
ter striking on q hook and then falling
10 the ground llDOr
Dr. Cuyle was summoned aud an OK
animation developed the fact that his
shulder was broken and he had probably
sustained internal Injuries, Every
thing possible WIS dOnt for the iujured
man AZ O'Clock Coroner shaler was
called aud ut o'clock he bgoathed hi
last,
The remains we're removed tn the un,
dertakng rs, iblHhmeut Of Ramsey a.
Go, ana the coroner viii take ltall
mony IN the Cuar this afternoon, ~
wugreported on the street that hr had
bTHNu h.H WsE Coroner shattr de-
MICS lulg, but saJa % large blood vessel
may have bWsltd,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
A MOTHER,
Said to Have Caused the Trouble
Divorce Proceedings Commenced.

Emil " liindGhen, haa applied for q
divorce from LouYlna ltlndehen on the
grounds OF gross neglect OF duty,
The petition alleges that the parties
were mGTled Ia Canton on October II
1884 and have no children lle charges
she has been guilty Of gross neglect Of
duty IN this that she has refused 20 live
with the plaintiff, except ~ the home
OF her mother she well knowing he
cannot live happily with his mother-In-
law,
The petition further says on March
II, 1877 and many times previous, he
haa requested hrr 10 move from her
mothers home lu North Industry to
Canton II. Wys Ue was alwayt been
willing AMI HnN ui 10 live with and
provide comfortable homo IOr her
ln AWhl. 1851 purchased 70 piece
OF property lu lH nj. with lu1 luton
ton OF mnbIng 70 one Tor himself aud
wife, She refused 10 move here and
a'G1rdlng 10 the petition, since March
II. 1857, hn6 refused 10 live with or 90
have anything ~ No with tAe pIWutllt,
he praya for divorce ana suol other
relief Ra lnay BIZ proper aud lWt,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
BLACKMAILlNG
Is the Charge Which Three Alliance
Citilena win Have 10 Answer
10 Before Justice Wet
Wch,

Attorney Uhailes O. Upham last
might Med anldWts before Justice
Welta.a ohalgiug Mrs kat1 Quincy,
Ar llNlda Nurlull and lrnlel Quincy
win llfctN'i, i,,lE lhlre Allliurehhloun
ktfpe,I
ltI .lluW0d hg the prosecution that
u HgI .WNHi NaH entered INTO where
by OH payment 1f $500 by John Mad,
den, NJ MTgftl WeIGh auO Nancy J0ce
20 the defendants 10 the blaGknlllng
suits, ul cOmplWnta would bg made by
them against tho saloon Keepers,
10 is clMmFd tho saloon'keepera paid
n portion of tho money aud then b6-
came tired Of II, refused 10 bH h'ed any
longer They were then arrested for
helling llQuuT and now commence pro-
ceHdinga against KATE aud Lemuel
Obuey aud llulda Morell for black
mailing them,
Three dIs,lnct anidlyts have been
dled against each Of tho parties, The
ATa' one Ia by John Madden, who claims
they demanded AVID received $40 Of
hin,
Margaret WeIch also says she paid
them $40. Nancy Jolce claims she paid
them 40,
Constable lebholtz left for Alliance
this morning with warrants for tho ar
rest OF the parties, aud VIII probably
bring them TO this city sometime this
afternoon,
Constable Rebhotz returned from
Alliance this afternoon with MIa, OBJ
ney and Lemuel Obney Ia charge. They
were taken before Justice W0tlach,
plead not guilty and were Released on
sl 800 each, The case 10 set for tonight
and II la thought they VIII waive exam
nation
ONlcei owen, who accompanied Con
stable ltruhull2, hH not 1n'rtrded Ia
Otlu l,ug Mw MuUtll UI. viii prob
iN'y WGlp .'p n.t '...H Afternoon
and bring her hero 10 night
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
RnFoRM pnn nnPoRMnRs.

There arc no doubt some very good
people Who are crying 'relOrn' ~ our
municipal Wliiu, because they believe
ultl4a.fUt gllllL toward bumrtlilng
Uetttr luai $50 have got, aud Of cuurhe
these Yefy good people are tnlllled 10
respectful consideration for the virtue
OF lhelr CAUSE, particularly II there M
truth Ia the maxim, mo good but may
DO better"
However there are probably none OF
ua VINO expect W got 70 Heaven before
we die, hence We VIII be- satisfied with
u fair aprlnkllng OF good, ana we
have that Ia canton To-Day liut
there 10 another class Of people Who cry
"rei0Tm," luF WHAT For pelt and
greed aul general deuUnclaluu OF u
utighburH virtue They are not "a
hotter THAN thuu class. Oh The contrary
they IrUngul2H Their damnable imquily
anu duWWNy ut their surrounding iu'
lluW.FH ~ they hope 10 rlUr into
puNrI a4 iHFUByr ul 'rluUm. ana ~
tuu representation 90 J.ua.u-uy WuDll
community that lNr powers ,hul DO are
lax iu the enforcement of law ana are
cluaug lhnlr eyes 10 u ipdly Immoral
state OF Nuulri To tue more liberal
minded ur upBy going community they
A,mrmuult tut charge and claim That
the powers that be-, have been too
strlct Ina thp construction ul the
law, And then % the strictly
immoral and mrlphtroua thogr
wnn. bavs como under lhe ban of
unui,lu,enl Iprligrtpt ollgugrg uptipHl
iLriyy tLev ioil them lhg powcrg tuat
br NAVE Gpo2 loo spyere lu the pgunl,
liza inlllrlcd For those causes We
muyl have "A reform" Il our municipal
ailnlm. sutn arp tne facts. rs they ap.
uly iBcm.rlyra to the cuml'g candidate
XIII. U.,ptp,lrtf .pt,l, ion .I,yJl u,
,'u..p. Wrsuy i1 lbg rpni.y ga4u,.
dntr ,r lhp afrpngth of lbe rmur, "A
RwnbiIean lender lct drop In the heat
nf nolllignl discussion. when hB said,
ave have got 10 nominate him, because
If wg don't he viii bolt Tho nominee u8
he "6lI M t'yo ysnra ngo. 01d lhrn We
no,n ~, chpu,o nt nil" We rrlpr 10
E,. ,i'yor trpFgp Rox lila genpally
nnlr,sInnl tunt be Vim pp the Eepu6.
Iiran nomlner. and we MAKE these
stntr,pr. IA NOW gp thgy NAV NOT be-
charged ns uligJ moment mIBrpulegeu.
tn|ii,,osn. If SIr RrX Ia 10 br tht nom.
,"ee ,f his ,nrty II it bp witI A tuu
W"dTst .mdiug 1i tsr ttr,s. before the
UnrIuniiuu II made.
II. rnTly Ia glurefs In the belief
hn, h" cau or wll un ~
Srofomd on moral conditions tha au
no, now exist we welcome hun a lho
nupusIuu guudldatp 10 John 4. iiluNe,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
NOws OF Navarro.
Especial COrrcspondonccl

NAVARRO, o., eth, 1889.
Linden Smith started for New York
city on last Monday, where no expects
to assist In building fifteen hundred
barrel mill.
Mrs Harmon Sterl, Of san Bourn,
Dakota, IL visiting at the residence Of
Matt Clemens this week.
y, j. Younkman, an old Democratic
pioneer OF Bethlehem township resid.
ing South East of Navarro is probably
the oldest resident of this township,
having been born In this township In
1873 and will be seyenty.siX years old
next September, Mr. YOunkman Is yet
quite strong and hearty for his age,
Our citizens regret to learn that Mat
Clemens proposes to sell out and ro.
move to Canton, We shall all miss him.
Rev. A H. Leininger came over from
MillersbWg last Thursday and made u
few days stop here, having been to Col
umbus on business,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
Great Executors Land Sale


Tho undersigned, az executors NJ hu estate ot
jacob NpriuhlN drHuAsrd, viii tul H tulllH uu iluu
40 tho door ul ,lu court house in thuulyU yUi tnlnu
consisting ul about ild acres ni huN. lnran lhuNH
have hpH 10 Divided into HlN tracts rN.rluUOr being
lu1 ~ lHmi'UI Hul thr.r tracts $500 hr ..l suInf
mNy
No. iouuuint hud iisiu0hyrct
sos mUrt 600 Fulton iOaf and contain n and
10 100 acres
80. o mcn Clio Fulton ioad and conploa n ana
80 lulhrlW.
N,lHWo lluu, toad ht.lIlpH' and contains ~
W1 iHstunurrn.
$50. hconlulna UN Hpl uO.luu Urlu.
MOO hru Wautlo Hrrl Wl Wtn| about %
hlf UHt,
rnu above contains some ul tln nnrt uM estate
lu ur AdlArrut To- Canton. aud u NJ n rlu ht Nlu u
iu lots aud uusulf FlHta showing lguhnl uui.
lines can hu WruhY rllllug ON ihr uudrrRnuu ut ui
tho luftud llulrl Whulu 10 " placed inspection,
TERMS OrEALt- nuusthlt1 yirh and balance in
tWH equal auninl hNmunit 40 u lrf rrul luluiwt
payable Annually secured ny mortgage ON the
ptOWl4uH
Nnlu tp commence ~ H. M.
UEuWuE SUllLEUAClt
OEnWuE llELLMAN
WA, q. MtyruE Auuluncrr iHh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

THE following 10 the vote in the
Ohio Senate on the two cent fUro bill,
Two Democrats voted against IT,
Yeas MesOrs, Adams, Alexander,
Braddock, Ford, Glover Keor, Mehailey,
Morrison, Mortley Robertson, Snyder,
Stull Taylor Wallace and thinner
man-l5.
Nay Messrs. Barrett, Brown, Carlln,
Cole, Coulter, Cowgirl, Crook, Davis,
Geyser, Huffman, Lindsey, Mack, Mas
sic, Rannels, Rathbone, Richardson,
Sinnet, Stueye and Townsend-l9.