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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23

steamers leave Richmond EVERY
DAY aui FRIDAY 90 D b. Do Nt
ollie b 90 lclDit tH.lI f.I
Steamers N-aft .tN D Nfn .UI DIT
ENIhl ~ INl~lAN rI SAIL 'I
3 = ~. arriving lu I iNlmuNI N|.I.A|
FRIDAY mornings
Passenger "a Communications uA-Ni' f.r
lab iarc o. Sew loiA s'l Iul..r
river route Duc.uulnl uc.I- N.t
b. uud tlI Nrkrle. Ilu.Irl .u Oh.
dHA ul.tf ua.t 60 ISSUE ....... II nd
slice rage. WILD ~un-.-i .urD "i
-fctiHlt. MlflNut ~uu.I.ta.rU |N
Cab % IIrc hli tNf~IN.lNN UI.n
lhlllNNN ................ I. W
luuIu lHic b t i.i. uIl. iu ... tI
NuiA litIllN4tl......... ............ ... .' .'
iirhct- car De- u.lHI.r.. .I s. N...
1000 nin street Ihi siil tlhD $1,000 N.
iicNn onu unt lcitfsNulg lDp0fs A.
comp NY 'Nlc' =, l3 ! Main street ..'
Nu TO- orkrft-.
rn-li, lOrWrrfodnnd Trough h.ii. of i.i-
ln- Issued lOt points beyond NtW hNfh
freq recr Fcf haii un b. D. f. 81.
Its,tn-eis isHflu- .lrluINul ou VI n
pAl ~,lt t~n 81 80 lNi~b , ID lt--
DAYS. end SAL NNAl il tNl tND- IeIhe
aui ohio railway 'I NcNI0ft SIEVE Al r, %
a. 81. hr edmond Hui l.i Fh.f+
railroad same oatI tud Hip A ~. Nl
make connection n. NNNtNl.A Wllh -i,li..f
hsing those digs
DEOnGE " ALLEN IS CO.,. Agents.
y. IJIl NIu pr CO Hni
.jy l0-u company ~ hnlt i.cAlis.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
L l "a 1 L lllAIIlA \ y

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IL EFFECT SEPT. 20. 1889.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
500 A. NJ. Local. daily except sunday Tor
Clifton FORGE
500 A. NJ. fXpl ess, da ly, for Old Poiutaud
Norolk.
ll:O5 4. VI. Express. daily for Cincinnati
Pullman Palace Car 20 CHI Oh
Forge.
300 T.. ". Express. daily. Tor Old Point
,anl Norfolk. iullnan car 90 Old
Point.
800 4. ". Accommodation, except sunday.
for Il. f.nnu Z. Junction.
gI5P.M Ihe +. f.N. Limited. dnlif. Pull
man 81 ep.ng ear 90 Cincinnati
rOIi \t,tfuule train, WNh
dining car ard pullmtus. Char
louisville L. cincinnati anu
Pullman 10 Louisville.
ARRIVES Al RICHMOND.
800 \. NJ and 2.to =. NJ. daily from Gin
cnnal.
lO.55 A. NJ and 100 j NJ. daily rom Norf h..
7:iO l.. NJ except sunday iom tiiioi
Forge.
station. Broad street uplI Seventeenth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAu.
fpfB.
TWO DAILY JhAlt TO SOHfO'
r. . DAILY TRIMS 20 IAJWrrg
scfItDi LIN sFfEf Z MhY D.. 1850
irhNf ~ liMO>
glOA. NJ Daily, VIA Richmond nNd Psfor.
burg failfO1n. If9tes lfftr.In1.
1875 4. ~. daily; nriifs ,u..s
oxoA. NJ DalIy. yta Richmond ana Poem.
burg fa'ir'ad. Afilye af ltflr.
burg iOJO ". so 3 fff...I.
tfr-Duiy 1000 4. VI. rflfn.....
LynchDurg. Roanoke. lr,t'
know llc. and 900 I0l.fs ......
aud Wet. THROUGH .OAIIf
10 RAIloi.D.
700 pm. Dsily. ia ichn ora and Potion.
burr sllfoa9. AfrFfs 49, O.. fnf..
bur 800 D. NJ, lalI. boz ...
Pc ersbufe at SHOP. So. % MY.
irving "a Norinls 1000 a.
THK tDH 'AN co. ANfI.lk
ZOO +. NJ Daily. IN R cnnouf nuf I.fr.
burg lial road. Aft lFllgaf Iff..
hug ai 1.5 T. So. c.UI.f...
with Train 80 !. having ID..r.
burg nf 800 T.. g.. IDr f.f....
Lynchbuig. oanoke i,c... ..
Bristol. knoxville. t.a..Il..
aug Hll points scout nUN N..
PULIMAN sLt tllNe-,Ali A. 'Nl.t..t.
No. i-Sieeping-car Petersburg f....
vi hour change ] HFiug lfffl.D ... .
100 r. Pullman sleeper lyrrI. .
Memphis without change
so 3-I'ulIman .erIri Lyme D.ff .t...
O.leau-, on Roanoke o hntl urleI. r..
Tickets. bagsage-checi,- anl 90 .|...
ton can betDl8iued 10 lilcifHff .Ii I.....
burg tfallfOad Depot, a " CARRIER Isl
Msin street. an ai tne Company .f... rII
east Main 1t Get.
General fH.s.iser t...l
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23

PHILADELPHIA RI hNVNn y "
L NOktOl.A Sif AN~ttll t'fl
Appointed saIire DAYS ~ - ~
and + lDAN a. I'm. AID ~ 81 ~ t,'.
Of b \. NJ. Fr,ight fDr lu. 81 Is fr
daN' ~ amer ceINei an ll'." n '.....,.
sundays si,an en- ill J.. N.
Freight received daily ull 3 = NJ. zoo
Fare 10 rhiladeilhis .......... .......'''''''
A. NctRE flthi
Gsneras southern A-e..
Onlce. huee.
wP.ILlpL ~"
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- ~ WArEN nnrn

JAMES RlNfN BN 3D. SID hI.
GREAT lOfkl,l llA..
JAMESON y. d. Itu Gar. ANI 81.
~ttN hl
CNEAlI q ."iIE
RATES LES Il-AN HALE ,UAEeI D. lf
fAiI. Inns
llISl-. lass ~ AIS.
The elegant and list steamer
ARIEL
carrying United -t tNs mall.
"a TAI Dry.
leaves Aithun N every
MONDAY. MEDNI~ DAN ANU. IiNAN I'D
\. NJ. I~ tn El-CAk-t NNtl ~ f| ..
TINE for above med 'Hcps. 200 fI.- "
norfolk ABOUT $3.50 l. NJ. d.. IuIUI.-
steamer leaves \oIIO x. Oid lDiIf lII N'N.
port NeWs on alternate dN-, Aii'I.s H
kichnon. at Ouf $3.50 ~.
Through tickets to above utmti iN'.'
sale on steamer ud at Car 't, A-'l'i
loo Man street. bagg -c che. >tl i.i...
rTAft-RCOM, ENGAGED fuA lAl '"
NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norn.A.
mouth. smithre.f. fumlt0u. co.
waNeriy and uickslufd. 49, Na-.
u. a., Newbcrnr. " aShin-tQu Dag
y. C.. all stations o. AtAII ava
hailIoad. SeAho8rI odd lDalun. t'.'
Norfolk southern kailfoaf uri
N,rth Carolina lcnefaI,, Hlsn. i.i
shore Virginia and al rt- .t
the James rNer 20 LON 81 keih' "'
thrO gh bills issued.
LUCIkN B.tAl ". Vice ffl>li pig
No. iil7 Main street ami No. n..''
IRWIN MEistclK, Freight and
Agent
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23
'Dsily Dali except sunday
x.tIfl /. PL OK

'Dsilv -Dsj'; except sunday
Sfcfff 90 PLltES
Nos. D, and ., makes no stops. No. p stop
N s. ma at Ccntlalia. NJ. 10 stops OILY Cd
Una AZ Cht-fcH. ien'ranH 'rd Manchester
gos. - and ~ stOn or signal az all stations.
sOs -. So 4..s.. 30. =. ant % ..ff stDr ~ a
s 'Jl. for gne- r..
PULLMAN nnh SRI vlcE
"a frame s0s "a ADD - .lorp,ns cass g..
neen Sew TolK and Gs|n-R. ? ia. wa Jee
onq llei. Oh Trains Nos "a, and n sieei
cars between ~ t,niI EfDl and ,hal if
q. Trdil 80. r. ,icepiug-Car- hctwer
seN YORK. aud Jayl.uuvlNe. o. Train No.
Z sleeping-cars hetween Washington ano
savannah.
no ONLY ALi.-dAi III iiEs 10 nDhfoLf
LEAVE AHRiya
tlcnmond .s.iu az N1rtolk 100
L.chmoud '7.DpIl Norfolk. 10 -
Norfolk. 80 pm. Richmond. $50 N.
Toes TRAILS si.g msst CLOSE conf ectof I
u falmyile, Lylc1Oufs, anc sou
restern pc.nf8 and Nj stations In rho Nurf
md Wesfaro railroad
R.S. sULLY,
s-feIu.ca M.
q. /. b. 81 SIS
General a1Iefinien1' a.
1 n. EsEseJs, General Fas<rng'i bfHt
3of HAAe tr r. M1NH-f- 3d. ,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23
DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
IL PINES RAILWAY COMPANY.

on aud after October 18Th or inns viii
leave Iwenty-siNth md L streets. on the
elecIrIc line. daily leNceuI sunday q $50
A. NJ. l2:OO NJ. and 3.J5 Z. VI. Returning
leave seven lines al 73D A. NJ. 300 and
and 5:3O l. NJ.
t,u sundays trains leave at 900 and 1900
A. NJ, and ] 90 and BOO =. VI. Returning
leave seven lin al 1890 4. NJ, l2:,O NJ.
300 and N:3O ,. NJ
Far, tor rpund Zip. % GEMS.
Children between , and l. years, 10 cents.
nIBEN BURLINGTON.
General Manager.
Y HECHLFR, JR.,
Managing Director. Ocl5-u
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23

RICHMOND AND uAtNIllE RAfIH.AU.
sHOEIESTANDQ ilfkI~I OiIf-.I I'D.
AM ~ol IHN f~f.
PULLMAN SLElpfHS NN Adj NIlI
IkAiN-
SCHEDULE Is ffFIrl 1tII NII. I'D
l--N
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23

THE GUILELEss FARMER THE State
ticket headed oy j ,hu f. Gilbert. re-
marks our esteemed neighbOr. the
Tribune without a tremor of IL
cacDlnnaiory nerves. ought to be and
we believe viii prove to be. the farm
eIs' ticket
We suppose that the reason for the
Tribune S en- erfui view Of the charms
Of tne Republican State ticket Tor the
farmers must be sought in tine well.
known fondness Of the farmers for high
taxes.
When the farmer reflects upon the
fact tn Il the last Republican Lrgisla-
ture increased the annual tax levy from
62 TO 81. doubtless he viii say 10
himself: Higher taxes are Just what
| an looking Tor. aud - shall vote The
Republican ticket. "-NeU York Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23

BIG MAN BLAIR.-Eider Blair ha-
now found 1t his duty To- write letter
about the Pan American Congress. III
which ne launches theory "a densely
practical as his vision ABOUT rum With
wide sweep of bis ph'lauthropic
mind. and a calmy b auiifal disregard
of the stern realities Of trade. The
Elder says that all we need TO solve
THIS Souih American problem Is
TO have the sweet dove of Christian
peace. 50 10 speak spread her wings
over the continent. The S.ar Of En-
ptIe cannot 20 much further West. Ii
y tiHe that The ) at OF Empire should
become The ) ar of Betblebcm.N The
idea Is superb, but slightly vague. II
Elder Bi,Ir means TO irtimafe that Ouf
SJuih American neishbOrs belong 10
the Iaean fam aud need the services
OF d missionary society. ne will get a
warm Christian reception if he
gOes down that way. If he
means that the simple Tipping
of the Peace Doves wings will oprn up
our pOrls t. .uth American commerce,
aud open up their ports to us he will
tiud the gospel ne refers 10 chok'd to
death by the GOsrei Of Greed which
his REPUBLICAN, ffieods have made tue
commercial creed of tins country. The
Elder Will never find bis dream OF con-
liuenial peace realized until he sends
his missionaries to convert the hot
p"suellers Of Protection Nelc York
Jcierr1fn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23
ENGRAVED on 4 NIGHT KEY

slavery lies In wDmln's eyes,
Ana woe % She rmhrills you;
Once u her he ln vain regret,
80 wots.t In e. could nriall YOU.
Though sweet aud Iair, avoid Tie sna e.
smell ceriail, cusl We A'u;
And once you t. wed our freedom Neu'
FareW. fllsllfi bfyothivs NYqsns.
NOuc blch'lur % e or they'll u you,
Your iyrlni spouse VIII rule the house.
a night key She II deny you.
~ iQcfUUdt Inquirer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23

GLADSTONE As our London cor
resp g. dent. a Member of Prlia-
ment.' points out III letter which
reaches u by Commercial Cable. Mr.
Gladstone has been keener than his
political opponents.
Uudismay ed by his defeats. he is
Watching the diiit Of pubic opinion.
and as he fluids the Irsh question TEN
porarily iaui1g nto the background l.
giving more attention to 0cIal prob
lens.
Pduperism. the labor question and
kiLured subjects will urquestionably
soou come TO The front III E3elaHd.
Then chance may come once more
for the Liberal party. OF which we msy
he sure u Will make the utmost. -Ner
York Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23
Leave Arrive
O. Richmond. Petersburg.
Petersburg. Richmond

rRAiSs Non..w4A.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
THOSE LIBEL CASES.
Ex.Judge Frease Creates Some Merri-
ment Over u Novel Assertion.

The demurrer In the libel suits
brought by Councllmen Volkmann and
Field for $4,000 damages, against
Judge John Lahm and the Repository
Printing Company, was argued before
Judge ROley this morning,
Judge Joseph Freaso and Judge John
Lahm appeared for the defendants IN
The libel suit, while Attorney Charles Q,
Upham represented the plaintiffs. The
hearing Of the demurrer has been post.
poned several times and another
attempt TO settle the suits was made
this morning 10 no effect,
Judge Lahm In his argument said he
did not desire TO call Councilman V0lk.
mann u notorious liar, but by the term
Anannlas intended 10 convey the idea
that he was an ass, Judge FreaSe said
10 call u man u bastard would not lower
him In the esteem Of his fellow men,
but on the other hand would elevate
him. This statement from o gentleman
who once held the honorod position of
Judge Of tho Common Pleas court,
caused everyone present 10 smile, In.
Guiding Judge Haley. The attorneys
for the defense attempted 10 show that
the article In question was not libelous
and for this reason argued IN favor OF
their demurrer being sustained.
ssAttorney Upham thought II was
libelous 10 call n man u notorious liar
aud 10 cast reflections upon his birth
and cited numerous authorities showing
that any article which tended TO sub.
ject u man TO public contempt or ridl.
culc va, u libel. Judge Raley withheld
his dCwdon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
Legal Notice.


Anaulas Bo0kncll, OF Milford, koscuSG0 county
indiana Horny nocknoll VI bourbon Marshal
county lndlnna Jorunn Bocknoll, Of laOshutgh
Kosclusko county, Indiana and Elizabeth llcalcN
" Bullcr he kalb county Indiana VIII take notice
that on tho 9th day Of March, 1880 II, \, Shields ~
Assignee OF Daniel noOkno llvd his petition In hO
Couit ut Common PLEAS within aud for the COul ty
Of stark and state of OHIO, setting forth among
other things that ON tho pOth day OF Marlh, 1873.
tho defendants entered Into contract NY the terms
OF which Jordan DcCknell, Henry Bcckucl, jtmc
combs aud Matilda Combs hB wife, aud Ahnnlts
Bccknu sold their interest IN the TEAL estate IN the
petltlun described TO tho said Daniel loCkuull aud
reserve the right 20 the minerals underlying tllu
real estate, ana that afterwards they executed u
decd 10 tho said Danlu luoknUll fOt said real estate
bat dld not reserve IN said decd any OF Tue nncAA
underlying said zeal estate and that sd Defendants
are not entitled 10 have the mlu1talt underlying
said real estate, yet said CtuSp IN said ugioemc N
n cloud upon the title " said pfCms's, ana ne asks
that tlc ,nme may 10 remOyOp, ana That Rlld ue.
tendMilg MAy hO required tn cancel the same, hhu
upOn thOlt failure 40 tu dc, within reasonable tmu
tG be named Wy the Court that tho Court chtot
decree CAnuelling said agreement .
Snld defendants are required to answer bAlu pcU'
tlon on or before MAY llth 1850 ,,,,,,,
mpt1,Lw AtlQrpei Ior Plaintiff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
DID NOT SUCCEED.
Two Boys Leave Canton to Make
Their Fortunes ElsOwherc-One
OF Them Dies In 0rryllle.

Word was received Ot police head
quorter0 yesterday, that Leo Deyore
had died very suddenly IA Orryllle,
The deceased lB q son Of Jno. Deyore,
who resides on Dunbar street, and was
about 10 years of age, About q week
ago, In company with Theodore Myers,
he left for California, where he expect.
ed TO win fame aud fortune. The two
boys reached the state Of Indiana,
when Deyore was taken very sick and
they started TO return, They came
together as far 40 CrestlIne when De.
vore was taken worse. Myers secured
q pass home for him and he started on
his journey, When no reached Orrvllle
he was so bad he left the train
While In Orrvllle he acted very
strange and was arrested for drunken.
ness. He was taken to police head.
quarters and locked up. lie acted
very queer and finally medical aid was
summoned, He grew rapidly worse
and at 10 o'clock Sunday morning he
breathed his last. The authorities In
this city were notified by telephone and
Officer Smalllleld went 10 Orryille last
night to bring the remains 10 this city,
IL Is n sad case and should serve as q
warning TO other boys not TO leave
comfortable homes TO seek fame aud
fortune among strangers
The news Of the death Of her son
completely Frustrated Mrs Devore and
she Is lying very low ut the residence
on Dunbar street, Onlcer Smalleld
arrived here this morning with the ro.
mains In his charge,
Tho funeral will occur Tuesday after.
noon at 2 o'clock from the family resi-.
dence on Dunbar street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Raked In From Sundays Exchanges
For hasly perusal,
nurqIars are AZ work in Akron,

burglars arc at work In Akron,
Dayton win be run by standard time,
Toledo Cadets will try 10 get there at
tho inauguration
M0n0ngahela river coal operators
threaten W shut down,
B Il d, lost $4,000 by q collision at
Wheeling, No 0ne hurt,
HydrOphoba has broken out in Johns
ton county, Ind Great excitement,
Bert White, N, for killing aplaymate,
geta q life sentence AT Lafayette, Ind,
Samuel Hickman, sabina, elOped with
his liyear old slaterln'law, Arrested,
Anna Sherwood uuHueoemully at.
tempted suicide NJ Macarthur, Jealousy,
Dangerous counterfeit silver dollars
are being circulated NJ Birmingham,
Ala,
A seota Valley train launched Jam ~
llatcllif into eternity at Portsmouth,
Drunk,
John Seals gets q life sentence for
ontraging Nyeaf'old girl At Evans
Vile, Ind
A kick from Texas pony which he
was driving al Lima, instantly killed
Nick Dugan
'fia thought D6fanlter Lane Of Cir.
oleyille, ~ bound for Detroit Officers
arc after him,
Otto Fink, horse theft, has been
recognized at buoyrua 40 muchly
wanted forger,
Rev, Joseph McYey, 90, fell from u
load of hay at Macarthur and dlalOeated
his neck Dead
Lexington, n.y., Sam Roberts town,
has gone wild over recent brilliant
masked carnival,
twenty-five years IL what w, II.
lluhaey got at Huntsville, Ala, Killed
his brOther'ln'law
Too much marriage 10 q failure for
Henry Hunter, Arrested for bigamy
NJ Crawi0rdayillc,
llanden rolling mill will shut down
NJ Reading, W0rkmen couldn't stand
any further reduction,
Mysterious powder explosion caused
the instant death OF Mrs, Bridget Lott
In her Sarduaky store,
White cals NJ OwenaborO, Ky, almost
llayod alive lByear0ld Amos Bowling,
ton, ll0 beat his sister,
William Isaac, Queen n Crescent
brakeman, got severely squeezed 10
Somerset, NY, May die,
One h mdred and twenty'nlne yeter
ans of tho Revolutionary war are bur
ied NJ Hamilton, this state,
John Lance threw himlelf under u
train NJ Shelby aud was ground to
pieces, Temporarily insane,
Mary Meeka got u verdict Of l,lS3
from the &, a. a, at Marion, for being
put of u train, Sued for $4,000,
Sioux CITY corn palace train passed
through Mansfield and much onthua
lahm Saturday, bound for the inaugura
tlOn,
While temporarily insane at bremen,
Henry BI0ukemper attempted 70 stab
his son with q butcher knife, Un9uc'
cesBful,
While on q spree at Warsaw, lndl'
ANA, Dennis Collins fell under q train
and had both legs cut off at the hips,
Lived six hours,
Ernest llasork u Mansfield merchant,
wouldn't introduce his exceedingly
homely wife aS such TO his .rlends, and
now she sues for divorce
John Easterday, railroader with q
wife and three children, will have 10
support Margaret Plants child at Nil.
lerOburg, 80 the court decided,
Richard Estes, In jail at Hartwell,
Ga, for abduotlng and sednclng his
step'uncles daughter, attempted escape
by burning hole In his cell floor,
Didn't make H.
Newark Ia excited. Machine shops
there removed 10 Clumbns and now the
company will have 10 defend them.
solves IN u $4,000 damage suit brought
by the former city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
AN AGED FARMER
Suddenly Dies at His Home Near
RObertsyllle.

Roberlsyllle is intensely agitated over
the sudden death near there Monday
afternoon Of Jacob Dagger, an old, well
known and highly respected citizen.
The information received from res
ident there to-day was that Squire
Dagger had walked to the door and gazing
upon the rain remarked, al wish IN
weather would clear 80 that ] could
take q walk" In moment he had ex.
pired,
Mr. Dager was about 80 years of ace
and is an old resident Of 0snaburg
township, lie has held the position OF
Justice, and was strongly identified
with the Agricultural Society. He was
q Democrat Of the old school. He lived
Ht Paris 40 years and was an elder Of
thrists Evangelical Reformed Church,
of RObertsville. The funeral will be
held Wednesday at Up, m, Rev, Gonser
officiating,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
NO BODY sNATCHING.
The Remains Of Mrs, Hayden Rest
ing Quietly In Their Bed
OF Earth,

The grave containing tho TO-
mains OF Mrs, Hayden, brought to
Cleyland from Canton some time
ago and buried In ~, Johns Catholic
on Woodland avenue, was opened by
supt, Carol Saturday morning ut the
request Of two daughters, says Sundays
Plain Dealer They were Of the opIn-
ion that the remains had heen removed
but the coffin aud In contents were
found undaturbed with the body we'll
preserved
Miss Lizzie Hayden, Of Canton, Mr.,
ana Mrs, Henry A, Obey, OF No, IA
Bridge street and another married
daughter OF tho deceased were present
AT the opening Of the grave, An open,
Ing was made AZ the head and the coffin
lid removed 10 an 10 leave no possible
doubt In the minds Of the relatives
that the remains were undlaturbed,
The little company who stood about
the mound OF earth while the dismal
work went on wore expressions OF
ominoua forebOdlng which gave place
10 looks OF relief when II was finished.
They departed oheerfully enough, with
q sarcastic commentary on the action
Of Mrs, Burke, who had lnatilIed into
their minds the fear that the body had
been removed
Supt, Carroll says that In cold wealth
or the mound Of earth above u grave
frequently aaga little, giving the ap'
pearanCe OF having aunken and rOusIng
the fears Of lot owners that ghouls have
been about II graves were opened
free Of charge TO quiet the fears OF rel.
atyea of the dead, the superintendent
says, he could keep two men busy all
the year round IN doing nothing else.
Such applications are often made years
after the burial took place. For this
reason q foe of 90 rs charged whenever
anyone desires such work done.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

Emile lIald and Joseph YOght, Thurs
day March o, Ohio w. VIM, Murphy,
Albreehl keasler, q, earl, Garrett Ly'
0ns ana Jacob HeTbe, Friday, March h,
lielden Hare and Henry Kell,
John ffantz this afternoon plead
guilty 10 charge OF day burglary and
was fned ego and costs and given 30
days Ia jail,
The case Of slandeT against Mrs, E.
II, liurTla was paAaed,
The assault aud battery cases against
Harry llex, Emile haume and Fred
li0mty were continued owing 10 the
absence OF Harry Rex, John lombOw
failed TO appear for trial
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
THE MAN ESCAPED.

oross Stupidity Charged Against Can
TOMS Marshal.
The Coshocton Standard has learned
something about Marshal Fletcher Of
this city as follows; The Standard was
misinformed last week In stating that
Samuel Ramsey, the wanting to-be.
much.marrled.merchant, had been cap.
tured at Canton. Through the stupidity
OF The marshal Of that city the slick
scoundrel was permitted to escape, aud
his present whereabouts are unknown
to the officers In quest Of him. Eyi.
IDENTIFY Ramsey is u nc subject for the
pen, Miss Rutt, his victim, has not yet
returned TO her home.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
A Fine Building.

Paul j. ()aume, of Alliance, was In
the city to-day Mr., Gaume is well
known In this city, and was formerly
In the dry goods business in Alliance.
He was In California for six months,
but has returned and erected o large
brick building in which he will con.
tinue his former business. When com.
pleted this building will be one Of the
finest In Eastern Ohio. d&w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

Avon APPEARANCES. -- A worthy
gentleman, having an unusually red
nose, was long suspected Of being a tip
pier on the sly by those not well ac.
quaintod with his strictly temperate
habits. His unfortunate Disagreement
was readily cured by the use Of Ayers
Sursaparilla,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
THE SONS OF VETERANS

Hold an Interesting Mooting and Eloot
Quartormaator Sergeant.
The regular meeting of Jas, Wallace
Camp, Sons of Veyerans, was held last
evening. -Four applications were pre-
sented and acted upon, Messrs. King,
Tinker, Ritter Carr and lGlsas, Of Dan
iel Ritter Camp Masslllon visited the
Camp, and made rousing speeches
which stirred up some enthusiasm
among the members. "Come again"
Jos. A. Schaefer was appointed on the
staff as Quartermaster Sergeant, The
Camp expect TO give dime social soon,