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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

lIe cosAnek sd hoat.tlme eellS Al.
bert0n by jay Bird Won lhe a'Hl tr0t,
making 2lb4 Ia the Third heat The
2lab pacing race was unfinished,
RACES AT zAsEaymLE,
ZANEsyILLE, O., Aug, gS,-The last
day OF the fair was well attended, Ed
enburg won the gisb pace, Molly Hay
den second, Marshall Hall third, MIX
Shake fourth, Time s2119 slss1s, slss,
eco,
The agl trot was won by Auitor,
Lady Wilson second, Young stock
bridge third, Tint e'aaA sAOA, aiS2A'
'fhe famous Stallion Axtell again 10
dueed his record yesterday ~ Chicago
The following ~ q summary ofthe race
STALLION QLAss, TRorrRG-f o. coo
d " Wlilainai ~ AHttlL 10y Mliiian H. 4
j, A. Gfahpmh Oh kar MeufegpL Ny
h999,, hq,asas asSiiIbegsGI gs,I, g.ydg.'"""'"'"S y
Hour by Onward won the 2le0 trot
at Mayesyille yesterday, making u REQ
ord In Tho sd mile Of pilsA, Tho two
year old trot was won by Dr. Sharks by
Cyclone IN 2'gD, 227l 22b4,
Star Lily won the 2a3 trot NJ P0ngh'
keepRe Yesterday, best time 2i22Al
Gean Smith beat Harry Wilkes Ia the
free'iorall troti best time SilbA, The
freefOrall pace was won by Roy
wilkes, best time sili, In the Ath heat,
BloomAelda horse George Douglass"
won the trOt at Canal Dover yesterday,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
MANSLAUGnTER,
A Warrant Issued for the Arrest OF
Ira Smith,
Who shot and Killed Caroline knop q
Few pays Ago'-'iie Has Not
Been Arrested,

some days ago the News DEMOCRAT
exclusively gave tho information that
Ira Smith, Tho tOurletu'ytaf'Od boy
living near New Berlin, VINO shot and
killed Caroline Nnop, would probably
BIO arrested on u charge OF man'
aIaugughter,
pnB morning tho father Of the girl
who came 10 her untlmely death, ap,
prnTed before Justice lleigncr and
swore out an HllIlaylt for tho arrest OF
La saith on charge OF manhlaughl6r
A warrant was Issued and Constable
Weber lett shortly before noon 10 ar'
rest Young smith,
Prosecutor Weity has been ut work
on the Cahp ana II IL understood ht has
very strong evidence against the smith
boy,
The unfortunate shooting 10 familiar
10 the readers Of the NEWS DEMOCHAT
Carolina KnOp was no the Smitn rehl'
dence, aud according 10 the statement
made by her father she was helping
herself 10 some Oraua
10 IN claimed that Ira Smith picked
up the gun aud deliberately shot the
smith girl. II N understood that young
smith says he IL not sorry for shooting
her
Alta o'clock this afternoon Consta'
bio Weber had not returned with hla
prisoner but viii probably be back
sometime t0nighN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
A WIFE OBJECTS
20 Her Husband Having Delerium
TrWmens aud Wants II Divorce.
A Man who Had His HandBmaahed Asks
For el 900 Damagea--other
Court Matters.

MqTy Ann Quinn haa commenced d.
yOrce proceedings In common pleas
court againat Edward Quinn, The
wife tells u pitIful story, When they
we're married bhe says neither OF them
had any property hnd very little mon,
ey They were saving aud purchased
Il home on Liberty street ana also had
money In the bank,
About three years ago tho husband
commenced 10 drink, aud she says
without her knowledge no mOrtgaged
their home for $3.50 iS which money no
spent for drink ~ well no the money
they had In the bank,
ll0 formerly made 81 u day, but OF
late has been drinking 80 hard that no
could not keep q place, She says he
spenda most OF his time In saloons and
has had tho delrium tremena several
timea,
She charges him with being cruel to
her, and says In March, 1889, he dem0l'
iahed some OF the household furniture
ana kicked and otherwise abused her,
In August, 1850, he again kicked her
aud struck her with bucket,
She says he Ii about TO dispose OF his
property aud asks that he may be 70.
strained from doing 80, She asks for
allmony aud other proper relief
A DAMAGE SUIT.
Henry Plnder through his attorneys
w, j, Plero and Thomas Il. Turner hna
filed u petition IN common pleas court
asking for 5000 damages from the
Wrought Iron Bridge Co, lle says In
May 1850 he was employed by the com
pany aud was engaged IN lifting u heavy
piece OF iron roofing lie charges that
on account OF insufficient help the Iron
fell and crushed bis hand, making II
necessary 70 amputato Two Of the lin'
goro,
OTHER MATTERS,
John w. Miller has been appointed
administrator of the estate Of William
H. Miller deceased, late OF Alliance.
Commissioners WearStler and smith
have left for Milwaukee
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

81. Joseph's Catholic COngre-
CATION at MassillOn
Sends It's Defy to Bishop Gil
mOur at Cleveland,
s
II Was Making Preparations For a
New Church
But tho Largest Contributors Have
Withdrawn Their subscriptions
And tho ohuroh WIN Not be Butt For a
pime-p The peoiHen Final,

Tue ~, Joseph's Catholic colgrega'
tion at Masallon N ln open revolt
bishop Glm0ur has transferred lhelf
priest Rev llarkR whom AL esteem
hiqhly. 10 tho swamp lauda OF New
Bavaria, and thli In the face OF their
united protect
Aud MA decision Is lnal, lilo has
Issued his Oilllal order transferring
Rey llnTka 70 New Bavaria 10 takb
effect september |,
lle wall have charge OF tho Sacred
Heart. Father llHfkh successor Wlll
DO Rev, John Thomas Canlll OF ltayru'
ma, who lu turn viii be succeeded 10y
Rev, James j Farrell, Of Hudson,
The par hOnera are not slow In thelf
denuncatlon Of Bishop Gllmoug ana "
cannot De told lunt what the outcome
will be-,
The congregation charge that the
transfer OF liuy llarkn lh uuu lu 4 lttH
ing OF revenge un Ihv part ol hhhop
GllmOur
IL seems that Rev llalks took an ac'
tive part OF M tue Qulgley Gllmour
case 40 Toledo, Ia which the Pfupt'
granda ~ Rome decided against lh1
Bishop, who had suspended Rev, Qnlg'
10y because no offended a rich pWlshuntr
at Toledo
The congregation has Just completed
It's arrangements for the erection or u
line church, Tue building OF u VIII
now be abandoned, many OF the hthY'
lest subscribers having wthdfaWh
their subscription,
Postmaster Felix Shepley Is one of
the leaders In the congregation, lie
was down for 500 lio says he won't
give u nicklt now
Councilman Boerner was down for
$1,000 on tbs new church, Hes not
down Tor anything now,
Councilman VulRmOIe don't feel now
that no can financially assist Ia The
building,
A, llammeramith Views this move as
n uInation OF the congregation, lie
wants the church locked up aud Bishop
GilmOur given the keys,
Frank Hook thinkb the movement u
disastrous one, He doubts whether
Massillon Will be given Rev. llarka'
equal
ii. II, PILE views the loss OF Rev,
Halks the same IN he would death IN
his own family,
Adam VoIkmor anyg the Bishop la
uugralelul, and lhnt the transfer viii
defer the bWldlul ur the church,
Rrm ChurU, u.k kt the llrst mis-
take was e.. ,,u.s lut ,CJtchmau
Oi,hOp g.. .. 700 lNe position lac
now utru.r ID, Iuu't believe In
this u,lrou so, 90 ut pastor TO "SlOeria,' ~
lie wou't g,yu MS $500 toward the new
building
IL. Fake eay0 iis an outrage lie
says he won't give bis $1,000,
Frank Sheplry Is through, He would
like 10 see the congregation take the
Keys and keep them until the Bishop
was inclined to come 10 time, He
wouldn't build u church AS long as
Bishop Gilmour was NJ the head OF the
diocese.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
A RnmARKAnln HANGING Bnn

-Four Murderera 90 on 70 the Other Shore
all From tho End ota Rope--ilow Some
ofThem Acted VA the Presence Of hter'
niiy...h Remarkable Spectacle.
New YoRK, Aug 23,-ISpeclOl,l-
Four murdtrtra paid the penalty OF
their crmCs here thls morning Pat
rick Packenham and James Nolan were
hanged on one sCnllold IN rombs yard
NJ $3.50 aud John Lewis and Ferdinand
CWolin on auOth0r,at seven, Thue Of
the four condemned men slept sound
last night Packenham was tbs llrat 70
awaken at I o'clock and Jumping quick
ly from his cot showed no indication by
his manner that he realized this ~ his
last day on earth. The Others had 70 DO
awakened about half an hour later,
CdrOln seemed quite nervous, while
Lewis maintained his happy dlSposl
ton and laughed merily aud Baiu'
swell, boys, don't be- down hearted, We
are All In the same boat, PackenhNm
and Nolan were led out first, each no.
c0mpanled by priest, Neither Of
thCm llnched, though theiro0ntenancea
showed some realization OF the altua'
ton. Az seven o'clock Lewis and Caro-
liu began their march TO another sclf'
fold on the opposite side Of the Iombs
yard. Caroln seemed especially affect
cd by the situation and was ~ white as
n sheet, though he assumed an air Of
GOODNESS and pulled hard ut his cigar on
the way. The priest took the cigar
from CarOlin's mouth as he was being
pInioued on the scailOd, and threw "
TO the ground. Lewis went TO the scat
fold smiling NJ the prison officers shak
lug hands and bidding them good bye
In Il loud cheerful voice, In the very
shadow of the gallows no wore smile
and grinned NJ Carolin. Suddenly
the latter began 10 jabber 10 fast his
words could hardly be distinguished.
As near as could be- heard he said; 81
die an innocent man, c. d H., ! did
not do this thing" Lewis looked CON
temptuously at INN and said with an
accent of u typical Bowery tough: "Ah
watts der matter wild yer" at the same
time splitting to the left. III will die
like Il man" exclaimed Carolin, exclt.
edly, "but III die like an innocent man "
lie was still mumbling something when
the drop fell,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

euntlse thIs morning tho artillery hrtd
the National salute OF AZ guns which
opened the program for tho day
Previous 10 tho lihe OF march tho
President, assisted by Attorney Gen.
eral Miller, Secretary llnah and Marshal
llansdall held q public reception At the
DennisOn Hotel parlora, There was an
Immense jam, AZ z O'Clock the formal
exercises were opened with tho song
tho ollattle Hymn" OF tho Republic by
Miss Kate Hammond, A statement on
behalf of the board OF commissioners
we're made by the president, George D.,
Langsdale. The laying OF corner stone
by ChaTles NJ lraYls assisted by The
officers Of the Grand Army As a part
of this ceremony tho National ilag
was raised, olhe Star spangled Ban
ner' was sung and tho artillery
tifbd salute, The committee then In
tr0dueed Gov llOyey a. tho presiding
o0leeE The addresses were then made
by GOV, llOyey, Gen, Manson, ana Gen,
C0hurn, after which followed the III
reduction Of President llarra0n, who
made we'll defined aud complimentary
address suitable for the occasion, but
quite brief,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
BIO DAY FOR INDIANAPOLIS.


Fifty Thousand People Participate In tho
Soldiers Monument Coromonies-pho
President on and--Evorybody Deco
ratos,
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. % Especial J.
This, the day on which the corner
stone of the great soldiers monument
is to be laid Is one Of the proudest in
the history of the city. The fact that
President Harrison Is present to assist
In the exercises adds to the interests
The weather is oil that could be asked
for. The ample time the merchant
had for decorations enabled them TO
give Indianapolis an appearance 1t
never wore before. Cheap buntings
were almost wholly ignored and finer
goods used. The most elaborate and
artistic designs are displayed on the
front Of every store and every resi-
dence. President Harrison's residence
and yard lead all others in the beauty
of its tasteful decorations. The hotels
of the city and all The neighboring
towns are Naked TO their utmost. Fully
$1,000 strangers are in the city. AT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
A Safe Iryeatment.

Is one which Is guaranteed 10 bring
you satisfactory results, or IN case Of
failure u return OF purchase price, on
this safe plan you can buy frOm our nd.
yerlised Druggists u bottle Of DrKing's
New Discovery for Consumption, Its
guaranteed 10 bring relief IN every case,
when used for any affection of Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as consumption,
Inflammation Of Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group etc,
etc. IL 10 pleasant and agreeable 10
taste, periestly safe, and can always be
depended upon, Trial Bottles free at
Du~bin, Wright u Co.'S drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
Candidate Nool In Toledo.

ToIEDo, Aug 80. Especial, l. Hon.
Lawrence II. Neal, Democratic candi-
date for Governor, is in the city. lie
claims TO have made some strong points
lately. This county sends mass dele
cation TO Dayton, and every Democrat
who attends from here will have vote
The Neal men will 90 with a big force
The county will be divided between
Neal and Campbell, with q small mi.
nority for Kline.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
THE CANTON LADY
Who Was Iniurod at oanaburg Tuesday,
Dies atan early Hour 'phia Morning,

Who Was Injurod at oanaburg Tuesday,
Dies atan Harly Hour rhia Morning,
Mrs. Margaret Schaeufele, the lady
who was 80 severely NJ Osnrburg on
tuesday last, died this morning ~ |
o'clock.
On Tuesday the NEws.DEMOCRAT
exclusively published an account Of the
injuries sustained by this lady and the
manner In which the accident hap.
pened,
Mrs. Schaeufele was born May 30,
1888, at Lelbach, uessen Hamburg,
Germany, She was married In 1891 TO
John Schaeuiele and removed to Can
ton the year following She leaves u
husband and six children TO mourn her
demise.
The remains will be brought ~ Can.
ton and taken to the residence, No, 100
East Fourth street, The funeral viii
be Saturday morning mt 8 o'clock from
the German Reformed Church. The
interment will be at Rowland cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
sympntby for Mira MaybrioE GnorooalnE.

LONDON, Aug2S-The deoisionin the
Mrs, Maybuck case satisfies nobody but
lawyers. imprisonment for life 10 re-.
garded no unjust and Illogical. The
thousands of petitioners will not nc
cept " for u moment, Absolute par
don In demanded all over the country,
The feeling against the Home Seore
tary is Intense aud wide spread AID
agitation for mitigation Of punishment
Is Increasing,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
About tho Coming ooko MnrEot.

PITTsBUnG, Pa, Aug. A.-[Special.l l.
The Connellsville coke operators to day
announce that the price OF coke will be
advanced on Sept. list, from 81 90 to
Si.26 per ton NJ least, and may be SL35.
Ohio furnace men have been the most
persistent during the past two weeks,
demanding u quotation on coke after
the lst of sept,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
Moro Money For Johnntown.

HARmsDvRo, Aug. ga Governor
Beaver received another contribution
of 5000 yesterday from the citizens Of
Berlin, Germany, for the destitute peo.
ple Of Iohnstown. This makes the
total contribution from Berlin about
S2i,0 900, and the grand total from Gel.
many a3l 900.
Governor Beaver has received from
all sources nearly 81 10000
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
CHARGED WITH MANsIAuoHTIR

Tho Boy Who Shot and Killed Caroline
Rnop Arrested and Released en- Sl'ooo
Bail,
Constable Weber brought Ira Smith
TO Canton last night and arraigned him
before Justice Rpigner on a charge OF
manslaughter. II will be remembered
that smith is the boy who shot and
killed Caroline Knop. Yesterday the
NEWS DEMOCRAT gave the lnlorma
tion that a warrant had been issued
but at the hour of going to press the
arrest had not been made Smith was
released on 81 600 bail to appear for ex
animation Saturday morning at
O'clock
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
Monnot wm pro.ont tho nnnnsr

COLUMBUS, Aug, 23,-At tho Dayton
convention the Young Ladies' Demo.
cratic club will present the banner
given 10 the county giving the largest
Democratic gain last fall. AS Butler
county went TO pieces In the Powell
campaign, she succeeded In making the
largest gain last fall. The banner will
be presented by Hon. John ~. Monnot
Of Stark county, and will probably DO
received by MIR, Campbell
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
The starving Coal minera Of Indiana.

BRAZIL, Ind, Aug. 2.-ISpecial,1 i
There appears to be no Immediate pros.
peot for u settlement Of the great coal
miners strike, The miners are trying
TO get the operators TO arbitrate, but so
far without success. The operators do
not seem TO care The miners families
are starving, and the situation is pita-
Bile In the extreme.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
Merit Wins,

We desire TO say TO our citizens, that
for years we have been selling Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consump'
tion, DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Buck.
lens Arnica Salve auo Electric Bitters,
and have never handled remedies that
sell as well, or that have given such
universal satisfaction. We donot hest.
tate 10 guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready to refund the purchase
price, IL satisfactory results do not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
their merits. DuTbin, Wright u Co,
Druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
A LOUISVILLE LADY

Becomes Violently Insane and win DO
Takon TO the Toledo Asylum.
Probate Judge Fawcett has adiudged
Flora Schilliug, OF Louisville, insane.
She is u daughter Of John Schilling aud
has been teaching school. She was
taken violently insane short time ago
No reason can be given for the change
as she has had no trouble. She mani
fests a desire to destroy property be-
longing TO herself and Others, Deputy
Sheriff Wielandt has taken her 10 the
Toledo asylum.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

nno0mfN, N.Y. Aog. n2 opa'
olal "A horrible murder, resembling
IN some dntail the well known case OF
Lyman weeks, waA committed here
early this morning, The Victim u
ChflRtian Wilhelm Luea, q Well ~ do
German gr0eer,w lives With his FAINT
ly over tho store near the brooklyn
Bridge entrance, The unfortunate
man was literally hacked % pieces with
a bowie knife In the hands OF burglar
who had broken into the house, Chaa,
MeltlWain was arrested as the muir
derer, just as he was leaving theclty
BALTIMORE Nd, Aug, ss lspeolal,l
Jake kilrain was brought before
Judge Dnifer Of the criminal court NJ !
o'clock to-day on q writ OF llabeas
Corpus, aud after hearing argument OF
counsel the Judge promptly dismissed
tho writ aud remanded hlm 10 the Gus
tOdy OF l., ~ Gilea, deputy sheriff OF
Mississippi, who will start with his
prisoner for that State tonight Jake
10 very sad,
MERIDIAN, Miss, Aug, gg Especial
The body OF Sherman Lewis, GOlOred,
was found yesterday near Luoialena
hanging 10 u tree aud bearing tho pla'
card ole pleaded guilty" IL ia sup
p0had Lewis was lynched after confess
ing that lac outraged and then killed u
white woman about year ago.
NoRFoLK, Aug, 22,-lspeoial, The
Convention, after aOme preliminary
business, took recess nv a quarter
past one 10 four o'clock this afternoon,
TuTIN, o., Aug 9l,-Mra, Mike Mo,
Donald, the gamblers wife, who has
disappeared from Chicago with aprie6t,
was reared IN Tliln, coming here when
two years old with her parents, Mr.. and
Mira NoOnan, and her mother atill lives
here, She grew up one OF the hand
aOmeat and BEST formed girls In north,
ern Ohio and had hosts of admirers.
Her beauty was known near and lar
and at a very tender age she began
making frequent trips around the cOun.
try, aud had the reputation Of being
rather gay When only sixteen she
met Mcdonald while on u visit 70
Cleveland, and q few months later mar,
red him IN Chicago. She 10 now forty.
two years old, aud has been married 10
Mcdonald twenty five years
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-lSpeelal. +
II seems 10 be conceded that Senator
Quay Ii working tho wires for Reed, Of
Maine, for speaker This IL evidenced
by the fact that both Ketcham Hnd
Belden, OF New York, two well known
Doodle Congressman, have declared for
Reed, 10 IL claimed that Quay will
control most Of the Southern members
for Reed.
DIS MoNEs, Iowa, Aug. 90 -[Spe.
oial. l-ilon. Lymon Il. Wesher, The
wealthiest aud most prominent citizen
OF Hardin county, was accidentally shot
aud instantly killed by Bis only son last
evening, while they were out hunting
together,
CHICAGO, Aug, 22,-[Speclal,l IA fire
this morning destroyed VandefbOach's
pretzel bakery ana the stables adloin.
Ing The loOS is s300OOi no insurance,
LONDON, Aug. e2, Mrs. Maybrlck Is
reprieved 10 penal aeryitudo for life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
End of Haytian Trouble.

WASHINGTON, ID. q. Aug. 4.-[Spe-
clal. l. The Navy department has re.
ceived q dispatch from Admiral Gherdl
announcing the end Of the Ilaytian
troubles by the complete victory Of the
neppolytes' forces and the departure
of Legitime.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
oh, Yes, tho Republican Boodlors Love
the Old Boldiors.

WASHINGTON, Aug 23,-Postmaster
General Wanamaker has set the Grand
Army TO camping on his trail because
of the recent discharge Of eight Union
soldiers aud appointing In their stead
Messrs. Harrison and Brumwell, Ex-
Confederates, Brown and Mason, color
ed, and Messrs. Pagett Widom, Doyle
Cereeps: while none Of the persons
named served in the Union Army, and
possessed no special qualifications over
The eight discharged Union soldiers, un.
less it be their stalwart Republicanism
No charges were made by the Postmas-
ter General against the discharged men,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
Tho President Attends n RoRimontal Re-
union,

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Aug. 23-[Spe-
cial. President Harrison this morning
took part In the reunion Of his old reg.
lment and made soldier talk. lie
will leave here for Deer Park at 4 p. m.
TO meet Mrs. Harrison there.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
A PATHETIC STORY
Ia Connection with the tth o. V. /,
In Battle,

The Wayne County Democrat, In IN
extended article on the recent reunion
here of the ith D. " l., says: Canton,
the home OF Company L, was selected
M the place for holding the reunion
this year, Their ilrat captain was Jas,
Wallace, who had been q cadet NJ West
Point aud had resigned 10 study law,
la April, 1861, ho was the skilliul com.
mauder Of the Canton I0uayes, ana
was the lrst man IN stark county to
offer his services In defence OF the
Union. His I0uayes followed his good
example, aud other young mon soon
volunteered aud filed the company 10
the limit. Az the battle Of Fredencks
burg, on December 10, 1862, he fell NOR
tally wounded struC kby Il rebel shell
ON the left knee while leading his
men 10 the assault on Maryo Heights,
He fingered some days, receiving the
tonderest care from his betrOthed, Miss
Henrietta Schneider, who hurried 10
him from Canton. On January 4, NJ !
y, M, they were united In marriage
and nc o'clock that evening he gave
TO his country the life he had staked IN
its defence, leaving her who was In so
short time was maid, wife aud
widow. She now resides in Canton,
and with devotion to his memory never
married again. In the Canton Ceme'
terry rest his remains, beautiful mon
ument, placed there by her, marking
his grave,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
pnrnOll wnl Not vinlt Amorlon.

LONDON, Aug. A.-There's no truth
In the rumor that Mr.. Parnell intends
to visit America after the prorogation
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
lrnER MATTERs.

John w, Miller has been appointed
administrators Of the estate of William
II, Miller deceased, late OF Alliance,
Commissioners WeOrstler and smith
have left for Milwaukee.