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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
pDIToRIAL eQuIps.

THE Auditor Of Ashtabula county
reports to State Auditor that there are
seventy-eight saloons in his county
liable TO assessment under the Dow
law AS there are scarcely any Demo.
Gratis in that county we wonder how so
many saloons manage to pay the tax
and survive.
PRon1BlTtoN w0s repealed in Rhode
Island yesterday aud that little garden
patch is now "wet' State.
TOMORROW we will print two articles
on the question Of Sunday observance,
etc, from two different standpoints,
One upholds the views Of the Law and
Order side and the other is n disserta.
tion on the rights of the citizen from
the standpoint of the editor Of the
Volks Zeitung and Journal.
The soldiers Of the G. A. II. at 1T.
Wayne, Ind, are hopping mad because
President Harrison has entirely ignored
their choice in selecting u postmaster
for TT, Wayne.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

HARLBoUo, Md, June el,-Stcphcn
Hodge, I'm old colorod man, was Killed
yesterday by Bonj lawson, u farmer
living near lhIs place, lawson ia now
In jail, Lawson was In Upper Marlboro
In The morning, He started for homo
about eleven o'clock, Arriving there he
found old "Unclo stove aud q young
negro Hamod james Stewart, near his
house, They had an OK cart with thom,
Lawson thinking they had been stealing
his corn struck the old man u terrific
blow ON the head with a stick, Tho
blow smashed the old mans skull aud
ho fell In his tracks, Lawson then tied
tho old mans hands and feet with u
ropo and left him lying thcrc, The col.
orCd population are very much excited
over Tho murder and all classes Of citi-
2cns regard II brutal CRIME,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
RHODE BLAND TODAY,
Review Of tho observation-disclosures Of the
hepealera Of Prohibition--pne Elements
~ Work In tho Conflict

Review Of tho filuation---C Chances Of the
Hepealera Of Prohibition--pne Elements
at Work In tho Conflict,
~ our special Reporter
PROVIDENCE, r. |, June 20-To,day
the vote Is being taken on the repeal Of
the lifth on Prohibition amendment,
The new, or eighth amendment hay,
Ing been 6ubmtled on May 10, the
campaign has been necessarily short,
Prohibition organization has been ham,
pered by lack OF funds ana by OpposI,
ton OF almost the entire daily Republi'
can press OF the state, II has done what
10 could IN this brief time 20 cndeayOr
by public meetings and circulation OF
literature 10 enfOuae enthusiasm. The
repealera, on the other hand, have been
well supplied with money aud have had
the assistance Of friendly press, both
Republican ana Democratic, Their can
vim has been conducted, 10 In under,
stood, by Gen, BraytOn and the Com
missioner Of Industrial Statistics Mr.
B0wdltch, They have had no public
meeting but have relied chiefly upon
newspapers The PrOhlbltIOniata have
offered 5000 reward for the detection
Of bribery, The saloon keepers havede,
clded 10 close their ealOOna and devote
the day 10 work for the repeal. There
was hopeful feeling among the PRO,
hblli0nlata mp 10 Wednesday night but
the land allde In Pennsylvania has had
the effect Of depressing their spirits,
Repcalera conlldcntlally expect 10
ppll the necessary three'llflha majority
One fact which win work 10 advantage
ofrCpCnlera IN 10 days election Ia 0nan
clal conditions brought about by prOhl.
bltl0u, state Auditor Goodwin not
long ago stated that In one case the
seizure Of two and one half bottles Of
LAGER beer had cost the state one hun,
drcd and alxly.nne dollars, This Ia q
sample. lnf0rmerR have thrlyen M the
expense Of the atateand persons whose
presence would lower the tone Of peni.
tentlary conyIct8 have been co.workeR
In the cause Of prohibition, The treas.
ury Of the commonwealth In the mean,
time is becoming 30 depleted that n
special appropriation had TO be- asl,ed
to answer the demands Of the prohibl.
tory law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
AND npILL pHnY UoMn.
More aud Important Presidential APP
pOintmenta Tp'day,

More ana Important Presidential APP
poinlmenta po'day'
WAsHINdTON, June 2l,-lApeoial, +
The following additional appointments
were made thR afteTno0nl
u, y, ATTORgEYs- Walter Lyon, OF
Pennsylvania, Dist Atty, for tho West
ern Distrlet OF pennsylvania,
Wm, u, Craig, OF Virginia, for the
Western District OF Virginia,
u, y, MARhHALs-ue0, !, Cunning
ham, OF South Carolina, Marshal for
the Southern District OF South Caro-
lima.
John II, ailmOng, Of Ohio, for the
Southern District OF Ohio,
Oryille u, Porter, OF Oregon, for the
the District OF Alaska,
CONruLh Frank II Mason, Of the
Cleveland Leader Ohio, transferred
from Marseillea, France, to Frankfort
Germany,
Charles u, Trail, OF Maryland, Ia
MaIReillHa,
Horace q, Knowles, Of Delaware, Ia
bordeaux, France,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

NEw HAVEN, Comm June el,-The
appointment Tor tho senior Clla7 uf the
achdemical department of Yale Wi-
yeaity have been announced A notice
able feature ol tho list h the number Of
athletes who secured appointments,
among thom being CorhIn, tlill, Wood
ruff, buchanan and MOale football aud
boating experts, and Sheriff., Shourman,
llinoklcy, Walker and Eradncr, promi-
nent In track sports, Among tho
appointments ares Philosophical ora
tlona, orators, Horace Il, Walker, De,
lr0itl Ferdinand Schwill, Cincinnati,
High oratona, William Herbert Page,
lronton, o. George w, Woodruff,
Scranton, rad Andrew l., Winters,
Reading, Pal Horace Wylic, WuGhing-
tom Oralion5, Charles W, Letter Gin
onnat, Decorations, Thomas Elliott
Chicago, lfIrt disputes, Charles Shcr,
rill, WaahIugtoni r., II, Wells, LouiDyillc,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
A Whole Family polaoned In chicago,

CucAdO, June 2O-lspccIal, THE
entire family Of Luther s. DlCkey, con-
sigtlng Of his wife aud six children,
living on Warren avenue, were poison
ed yesterday from eating raspberrIca,
Alice, aged niue, died this mOrnng,
The Olhera are all In u critical oOndl'
tIon, The berries were bought fiOm u
street yonder Mr. Dlckey, who was
absent from the city NJ the time, was
tClegrNphed for and arrived h0me this
morning TO lind his friends aud family
plunged IN deepest gret The name OF
the Wroet yender who sold the berries
Is unknown.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
DEEP THRUST AT RUSSIA.
EMPEROR JosEPH'a SPEECH GIVES
BUT LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT

no Those Who Have Reen Dsoyin9 the
War rrophesies which Have Fiiisd
tho Air of All Foreign Countries.
Michael payItt to Testify IN tho Par
nell Case-Fatal Landslide,
VIRSgA, June el,-The speech af
Emperor franGia Joseph at tho 0penihg
Of tho session Of the delegations Aahuf-
day was devoted largely 10 tho foreign
relations Of the empire, The general
foreign policy Of tho empire, he said,
remained unchanged and there waA
complete accord between Austria and
her allies, The government Is doing ita
utmost 10 bring about peaceful Bolu-
ton Of thp present European situation,
which Rtll romans unsafe, Tho em-
porOr hoped that tho blessings Of peace
might hllll be maintained despite tho
fact that every nation ON tho continent
was heavily Increasing its armament.
This fact he said, would compel Austria
"a continue her efforts 10 Improve, in
crease and complete her means Of
delenae, The action Of King Milan OF
HeryIa In giving full power 10 q regency
during tho minority Of the young King
Alexander was 10 be regretted, Tho
regency gave Austria formal assurances
Of lhclr deHlre that friendly relations
with tho empire should le maintained.
Tho emperor cuntInurdl "My wish Ia
also that the relations between the two
countries should remain friendly, and 1
hope the wisdom and patriotism of tho
Serylans will protect scyin from serious
dangers, lreiulce that peace and order
reigh In Bulgaria and am pleased with
the continued pr0ucW shown there
dchpite lho dilllcullleu Of tho situation"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Tho Hpisoopnl nndioa, T,oativnl

The waffle and strawberry and ice
cream festival of the ladies Of the Eps.
copal church In thel}ockius building on
South Market street last evening was
an immense success in every way. The
walles cooked by one Of the Episcopal
ladies re-voted the best ever seen in
this market, and the ice cream and
Strawberries dispensed with the smiles
Of the fair disappeared like hemorning
dews. This evening the programme
will be repeated, and those who want
to spend pleasant hour and contrib.
ute to a noble cause would do well to be
nreaent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
HARRIsoN RnRuana
TO bo Deooratod-A Unique Incident In
tho White House.

'tho Whito House,
WAsH1NGToN, June l0,-A delega.
tlOn that went TO the White House TO,
day came AWAY not feeling very well,
They saw the President, but are not
Just now chuckling about II, They
were received all right, but one little In.
cldent spoiled the occasion for them.
The visitors were members OF the Pat.
rl0tlc Order Sons Of America, who be.
llove, like the old Know N0thIngs, that
America Is for Americans. The dele.
gation was led by Q. w. Spolrard, pro.
prie;or Of the Riggs house In this city,
who Ia u prominent member Of
the order When President lIar.
rieon was here as senator he boarded
with Spoilard and the two became
pretty good aCquaintances. Spollard
made the introductions today to Ilar.
rison. After they were over and the
visitors were standing around the Pres.
ident In sort of circle Spoflard mt.
tempted TO pin badge Of the order
upon the presidents coat. Harrison
somewhatr0ughly warded of Spoflard's
extended hands and said, "Do not do
that" Doubtless thoughts Of Irish
votes and Of German votes flashed
through his mind as he refused TO be
decorated with the badge Of the PatrI-
otto Order Sons Of America 4 Plain
Dealer Special.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Died of Consumption,

Henry Faubel of No. 81 Liberty
street, died Wednesday night of con
sumption. Mr.. Faubel has been sick
sixteen weeks and for the past five
weeks has been confined to his bed. He
was fifty three years of age and has
been q resident of Canton for eighteen
years. A wife and seven children are
left to mourn his loss. Mr.. Faubel had
been an employee in the Diebold Safe
and Lock Company during his residence
In Canton. The funeral will be held
Saturday at 2 p. m. Services at the
house.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Tho Presidential Party.

CApE MAY, N. D., June 81, l,-Prcsidcnt
and Mrs, Harrison, DR., Scott and Post
master General WanamNkcr attended
the Bcadlc Presbyterian church on Sun
day morning, and In the afternoon the
president and wife dincd with Gen,
SowCll, Mr. WanNmakcr visited the
Presbyterian and Methodist Sunday
schools The president viii return TO
Washington carly to-day, llo Is much
pleased with his visit here. Mrs, llnr.
risons health has improved since she
came TO Cape Nav,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

BROOKLYN, Juno ei,- During COM
munon service ON Sunday morning nc
st. CusimIr's Roman Catholic church, in
which sixty little girls dressed In llCccy
white and bearing lighted tNpcrs took
part tho veil Of one Of the children took
lire from taper and panic cnsued.
Several persons In the audience climbed
out of windows and thCro was n rush for
the doors, Some cool.hcOded person tore
of tho burning veil and stamped out the
flames and this, together with the cncr.
gctic efforts Of tho priests, resulted in
order being restored before any serious
hnrm had boon done,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
IInlll nn1 lIlnndY IIrIlI.

ASHLAND, Wis, June 2l,-Ncnrly ono
thousand people saw hard aud bloody
fight NJ Hurley late last night, between
Joe Shochy and Frank KCllur, heavy,
weights, Kollur went down 10 avoid
punishment In the early part Of the
eighth round and lOtcr went down from
u tcrribo drive on his jaw, Until the
end Of the fourteenth round, Shcchy
pounded his man all over thcring, Kcl,
lur CndCOy0rod 10 save himself by clinch-
Ing, but The audience became dHguglcd
aud tho roforco gave the fight to Shcchy,
The match WA for purse Of 500 and
cato receipts, which footed up TO over
81 900,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Rns.Inn. nccnny Door I.lnnd.

SuANGIu, June 2i.-Russia has oc-
cupicd Deer Island, oil the coast Of
COroN, proposing to use II rs coaling
station and general naval depot A
Russian man.ol.war Is now stationed at
the entrance to tho hnrhor and no one Is
allowed either 10 land on the island or 10
leave 10 without u permit from the naval
command,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l,-Two young
men and two young ladies, whose names
have not been learned, were drowned in
the SChuykill nt fOirmount park, their
rowboat being carried over the dam,
The bodies nro being searched for The
bodies Of the two young women have
been recovered, but have not been
identified, The bodies Of tho mon have
not been found. Hundreds Of people saw
the accident from the Culowhll street
bridge, but were powerless to render as.
gigtnnCp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
CANTON, JULY Glib, at BARNETT HOUSE
Aso NrruNn ON rnr sAar oArr sAoH noHrm


This eminent German specialist from DCrlln
noaltiyCl" curca nh diacaaca 0f the Eyc, Ear,
! Nose Throat and Lungs hftpr nll othcr lhil, Ito
| has cured moro cares Of Bindnoss, Douinouss
gNlarh, Throat and Lung Dlscosoe lhan amy
CHroniS on m Diaenaoa OF tho Eye. such
! ~ Grnnulntod Lids, Chronic Inflammation Of
the LldN OF tho lra, OF the Chorod, Of the Ret
| lnaj Chlonlo ulccrnilona, spasms OF tho LIDS,
! CAnccr0 Ut tho lids aud Eye, Tears running over
| the Cheeks, DAY aud Night blindness, purulont
| or MAttOrlng SOrU Eyes, GonorrhOonl Ophthnl-
mia, Rcd BotOhca 0f Brown onon ON the llqll,
! phlyotcnular Ophlhnlmia, opacltlca or MIX
| White Spots on tho Eye, Ulnncomn or CnpplnR
| nf tho NOiyc, AmAur0aia, Failing out Of Lhahop,
SnrOa, R0dnOsso E Ioa Of Lids and Eyes, aud all
other dlaoasoa 10 which the eye or itH 0ppondnRos
are clahc, positive 0nd rapid cure guaranteed.
Ear Troubles arc cured by DR., Snlm In An
nAt0nlahlngly quick time, lilo VIII relieve yOu
OF all roaring, hlasing md ringing noises, hoNyl;
moss, itohlns, pain, running OF lhc cAri WIN
| elOlOupn hOlo ~ u drum OF MY ycnlE tlNhulnBi
| will insert Artificial Ear Drums OF hlh own in-
gontlon with aatonsahingly gratifying results.
Noae.-Dr, snlm has paid particular 0tton-
Ion to Diseases Of this organ, lie positively Curoa
| ho worst oasca OF CAIAitItH, oven u tho
bones have partly been, eaten upi removes po-
| ypuaby his now method, without pain, rCptorcq
| Mo aona0 of smell and tneto, nnd removes fotld
)dor "a result OF Cnlauh In ono setting
arc cured, and moro Nsonlehngly good ICsnlle
hnvO been obtained by DR.. Snlm than by any
nthor physlcinn In tho world. lie VIII r6moyc
| fOnhlls without pain nni loss OF blood, WIN
euro your uloornlhd u grnnulntod sore throat;
restore your lost or cracked voice ~ good w
over; guarantee also 10 cure Hay ioyor, Aeth-
ma, bronchitis, Winter and Chronic Coughs,
Dr. snlm has on his record boola cneca Of Con-
sumption which camc TO him with one lung or
parts OF one gone. lie has by his treatment
healed up tho rlvltes In thClf lungs, aud tho
patonta now bid fair to outliyc amy one with
two lungl,
EaB- 20 nndscc Dr. snlm NJ this visit. Cons
mItHt0n and OXnminT, ion FREE, Address all
communications 20 J!, MpnlTH shlM,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
A rltchrh Ilnllln rnnrht.

PARIS, June ga pitched battle wds
fought on Sunday ut Bclicres between
party of noulangigts and number of
supporters Of the government The rival
parties met In the streets after each had
had u meeting Of their Odhcrcnts After
casting opprobrious opithcts ut ono
another for u while they camo 70 blows.
Sticks and stones were freely used, and
many battered heads resulted, NJ. De-
Roulcd the Boulangist deputy, was
singled out by the police as the most
aggressive Of his party and carried olr 10
inil lln Mna. hnMnNnr ennn lhnrnInh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


JOHNsTOWA, June gl-lspeeial l.
A number Of tho survivors OF the
Hood have taken steps towards the
prosecution Of the South Fork Flashing
Club for damages caused by the burst
ing Of the dam, Several OF the leading
attorneys Of Cambria county have
been retained 10 conduct che case, Aa
soon an 100 residents Of J0hnstown have
each contributed fec Of $40, 4 suit
will be entered Twenty have already
paid and 80 have signed an agree'
ment 20 JON with thORe who will ap'
pear as plaintiffs, ~ iR estimated that
lhe members OF South Fork Fishing
Club are worth saCI0OOOOO,
JOINsTowN, June gs,--Ispeoial,l-|
Seven more bodies were recovered tila
forenoon and several pieces Of bodies,
Ihe physicians OF JOhnstOWn aud VI,
Ginity held u meeting last night and
compared notes, They came 10 tho
conclusion that the number lost
would not fall much below 1000, The
GelleTR IN that portion Of tho city swept
by the Hood arc all found 10 contain
hmt ne"nIe annear % to have rnshed IN the
eellars When fhev beaTd the roar of the
coming Hood
AtpAvv Mo Jnne 90 fgneclal l.
ssvere cyci"ne usssed aver here last
evsuing ii'be Willage M / one gtar Uas
snti,slS destroved Twn nersons we've
kIlled And seye1al severely i1Inrcd "''
W.
4, MltnpplsNi., ~, q, w" 5uno 80 a.
NoWp w. hp'luun @ i,'nlhB u'p"ntot w
NNteW Iahllp I'an ~. lVpv'ou tui' wv
lnIpusl patu'gpalnha ,li, w n''nul w W.,
pll,lk tup n,'alg WIZ ''"euu it"' w
uNp'up'Vi W H,u ""amt o"auI' aud aTwiv,, uguiv,
a eu,ng Wv ',rs en"i ~ m"p r,,lns ""' Ia Wnt s
yet known how many of these arc atlll
alive aud though r6sGuing parties were
at once organized IL In now thought
doubtful whether any will be taken out
alive,
p,rrs,,,,o u, t,nooo ra,oolo,l-
casi ienWEHI WoI ot3 HG ss lgs,G u.
q Mechanlcs' Bank, who plead guilty
~ embeZZllng $4,000, was sentenced
10 six years IN the l'enitentIary 10 day,
ChaTleR Allen, who murdered Bud Lee,
was sentenced 10 ton Yeas,
tou,,s,o,,,, r,no 90 rsnoolo,1
oilNsf1,WN' Juiu , ~, 49, lsp9o'l, -
Ky dho poftau,o h9uaya w Ivy vutVu lruin t.l,,
Nl'ousu' Ivy IVY yGe "iiiVI Wor,, uua ,,, Wy
WV W lugtou u,u'{ u"{ WIN, mVah ""n w..
XVI to,uey pn W Wau'po'uy tJio ntJio
sonou pu,,u,,H' w w V'VV''N y" Wv P''''V
'q'"''
oLIMhts, 'uuu II, no l1ePno',
v dt p 'a'iup g ,a,s ,pusnS a,,o iGau''vG ho ~ ,u,,
nlt,'oly tVg gn uo1o'lg' 5g po'nHu, INV, Wmo ml mi
Bue one' & ~ ouo VI o ,,, nutuo ~ an eue ,n
COUNTY wv VVlltveg i" oy GNo,y m''H , Wun
WHY splIieu, .,- huYuIW Vtu,Vs"'V' pV'"B
o'oo'eu ny 'pOo '''"n 'o'oo'
LITTLE Rock, June 22.--lSpeolal, l.
News has lust reached here that Mis-.
Emerson and seven children residing
NJ Clinton were drowned In the
flood caused by the severe storm last
Saturday. The father and two children
oseHpeu'
ST., LOUIS, June Special THE
United States Grand Jury has indicted
seventeen prominent politicians of this
city for violations Of naturalization
luuua A mana, thnan lpul.tnu upa enV.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
LABOR STRIKE IN JonNsTowN.
Trouble Fearod--Tho Militia Called Out.
They Want B2 per Day.

JonNsTowN, June 20--[Special +
But little work is being done to-day.
The laborers, with u few exceptions are
now on strike. They want more
money and more to eat Say they can
not continue to work on the present
rations. Almost 1000 men are idle.
They have been receiving $3.50 per
day. Board costs 80 cents. They want
$2. They are boisterous at times.
A company of militia has been ordered
out, especially to preserve order. Meet.
ings are being held and labor leaders
and speakers are calling upon the men
to stand firm. There is bad state Of
affairs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

NEW YoRH, juno 2i,--Mrs. Mary
A. Woodbridge Of Ohio the worlds
secretary of tho WomanB Christian
Temperance Union, delivered an inter
estng lecture TO small audience at
Chckering hall Sunday afternoon, She
is the national lecturer of arbitration of
the peace union and talked prolllcly on
the subject Of temperance, Mira Mary
II. Buk presided during the session.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Cntnrrl,, DcnfmeSg Nnd Noises IN
tho hhnnA GMrNN.

havo bocn under Dr, H. snlm's trcatmcn
now for Ave months for cAtalrl, deafness Nnt
ringing noises In my cara, Nnd an now Ra toiHt
stout, can hear "a well ~ Nnyboly,nnd am no
troubled any moro with tho ringing In tho heat
nor tho caturrh. hOpcoplu need notany nny mott
that Cntath emit 10 cured, ! hnyO followed
your directions, and Ha result nm sound ant
VOL again, nitcr years of suffering from this In.
lldlOuB trouble AltoE ALnAuGu,
Now Cumberland, Nu6carawas County,O,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

Judge of tho court OF the Queens Bench
and made an affidavit that burke was
the murderer OF DE- Cr0nin, BuTke told
the Chief of Police Mellae no would
fight the eXtTaditiOn TO the bitter end,
lilo has employed counsel,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2i,-Tho bark
ontine Tropic Bird arrived to-day from
Tahta. Among her passengers is Uni
ted States Consul Doty who has been
suffering from fever and has come home
lor his health. The affairs of the islands
are quiet, The French are increasing
their strength in the neghboring islands.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
etrllso and Row Nonr YIonnn.

VIENNA, June 2l,-A serious riot has
grown out Of the strikes In the Klatno
The Bohemian gend'armes
were compelled to lire several yolleys
upon the mob before II dispersed. The
number killed Is not known.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
ANOTHER SUSPECT CAPTURED.
Patrick Cooncy, alias "rho Fox" Arrested
and Lodged In Jail.

CHICAGO, June 2i.-An arrest was
made at Frankfort, Ind, to-day, which
the police officials of this city believe
will prove most important one in tho
solution Of the Cronn murder mystery.
Tho prisoner Is supposed TO be Patrick
Cooney, alias 1.-THE Fox who has been
onXiously sought for by the Chicago po-
lice rs one of the murderers of Dr. Gro
min Cooncy Is q member Of Camp No.
20, Clan.na.Gael and was known ns ono
of the most lanatical men in the Clan.
lie was man of modest demeanor,
however, quiet, unohtruslvo and rs
crafty rs q fox from which character
istics and u way that he was in the habit
Of singing, he gained the sobriquet.
Cooncy has been identified positively, it
Is said by the CarlBon's from photo
graph taken of him In his Clan-na- Gael
regimental and also from one taken In "a
group rs one Of the men who rented tho
cottage In which the assassination of DR..
Cronin took place. He was also idonti-
fed as the man Simons, who rented tho
rooms nt III Clark street and who
bought the furniture at Revels, which
was afterward found in the Carlson cot
tage He II waB who brought Martin
Burke, the fugitive, money when Burke
was stopping with Martin Walsh, nc
Joliet, preparatory for his flight to VIM
nipog en- route for Ireland.
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rnnMunpnR RIaNp RAMpANp.

Three Murders In Que Day In West Viz
ginia Within q ha1iua Of Three Miles,
WHEELING, June 2O,-ISpeclal,l l.
Three more murders were reported In
Putnam county to-day, James ID, PAUL
u farmer, was killed by his tenant
another farmer Jno, bradley, was killed
by ncighbOr and Doc Lawrence, u
miner, killed Tom Stevens q fellow
miner with q pick. All three murdera
occurred within radius Of three miles,
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oyor aoo.ooo Arnln,t Prohibition.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20, -lSpeclall
Further returns from the election on
the Prohibition amendment indicate
that the majority against twill be over
two hundred thousand, The defeat Of
the suffrage amendment, outside Of
Philadelphia, Is even more complete,