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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
A euro for Paralypis.

Frank Cornelius, of Purcell, Ind. Ter,
says; ~ induced Mr.. piueon, whose
wife had paralysis in the face, TO buy n
bottle OF Cbamberlaine Pain Balm. To
Their great surprise before the bottle
had all been used she was q great deal
better. Her face had been diawn TO
one side; but the Pain Balm relieved
MI pain and soreness, and The mouth
assumed It's natural shape" IL is also
certain cure for rheumatism, lame
back, spraine, swelliugs and lameness
SO cent bottles for sale by Durbin
Wright 81 90. and l.. S0lmann.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
A SERIOUS AooIDMN II
nefalla tho Mothor-in-Law Of Rev. o. NJ
Quoon,

Befalla tho Mothor.in-Law Of Rev. o, N.
Quoon,
The Akron Beacon tells Of q serious
accident TO Mrs Swiggert, Of Copley,
mother Of the wife of Rev. q, N, Queen,
formerly of this city. Rev. Queen and
wife were on n "Nypano' train bound
for their new home in Kansas and Mrs,
Swiggert was with them In the car, de-
string TO remain with her daughter as
long as possible. The train did not
make n very long stop and started
while the mother and daughter were
parting from one another Mrs. Swig.
CERT then started 10 get OFT the car,
out was carried several yards west Of
the depot and was compelled to jump
OIL while the train was in motion. In
jumping off she WAS thrown violently
to the ground, and sustained severe in
juries. A bad cash was cut In her
forehead and she was otherwise bruised
aud stunned. She has been unconscious
most Of the time since.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
COUNTY RATE.

Tho Ic9qog0Q will tho from dyo
hands
day
bal tho 9lh oct o
dnyofD
gs ggk Wh onelag tho taxes aafgclad
take 4 non donor
h day
other
of0 D
1n
datnmpi iorropy,
Deposit Potonco Money Registered
mu-
n he
Woadh trouble hcdagrll
HIRAM DOLL Treasurer OF Stark County Ohio
lfoa'uofS Office, Canton Btak Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
IN A HOLE.
Tho Prodicamont a Now Berlin Man Got
Himself Into.

Tho frouiohmont NOW borllh nun Sot
Himself Into.
Charles Davis, Of North Industry, has
placed himself In n tender position by
his efforts TO aid a salOonkeeper Of New
Berlin, arrested Tor selling liquor TO
Eddie Waltner, q minor.
Joseph Kropft was the saloonkeeper
on trial. Davis testified that Kropit
had not sold the Waltner boy liquor,
but that he Davis had purchased the
liquor from Rropft and had given II TO
the boy. Upon leaving the stand he
was served with papers charging him
with furnishing liquor TO minors, ar.
raigned and bound over TO Probate
court. II he on that trial swears that
he did not furnish the liquor TO the
WaItner boy he will be arrested for
purjury lie is in acose place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
LM.D,o"n""""9 9n9S i-oi
OahAhnIn. .-u...m.-- o . y o. q

Earned uns-Y, M,p,C,7, Two-bale hlta-Mar-
kel, uweaneY pledlnI nllha Homo runs-De
Roohaq Double plays -Markel-pe Roche iiamr
morp aimok out-hy haTkel 10, by ClArkT BY
uias =, by aouell I, laie on balls-hy hAtel !,
by Clark q, by nllhs D, by Houoll 1, itby bal-fy
Markell, by CLARK !, Passed bAlls-llAmmef !,
Hiss u MyenB. wlld plIches- Markell 1, CLARK 3
DIlha 1, Bouolil, Tlmc-gAb, umpifoa-Ayer and
IaVauiN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
THE OHIO SYNOD
OF tho Reformed Church to Convono in
rhis Uity.

OF tho Reformed Churoh 10 JonVono IN
This Oity.
Canton will be honored during the
first week IN October by tho presence
Of the ONO synod OF the Reformed
,lhurch, which viii convene in Trinity
Reformed church Oh Wednesday even.
ing Oct. End aud continue ia session
until the following Monday. In con.
nection with the synod there viii also
be- held the Woman's Missionary Con.
ventlon Of the synod OF Ohio. These
gatherings will bring here representa-
tive Reformed ministers and missionary
workers from vi over the state to the
number OF at least a hundred. Besides
there will be- present for q few days AZ
least, several distinguished divlnes
from the east, together with Rev Mas
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
NOTES ON THE aAME.
sohla0y did good work at second,

Schlaay did good work at second.
Catcher Bliss Is good all around
player,
The umpirIng Of Messrs Aver and
Larquin was fair and impartial,
A number Of Osnaburg8 society
bellies were spectators OF the game,
Many think that the Y. M, ID. C'S
arO the best amateur club In the ooun'
ty. They ARE great aluggers.
The people OF Oanaburg treated their
visitors nicely. The town bears the
reputation Of making II pleasant for
all,
Catcher Hammer was hit a terrible
blow with u bat, Having plenty Of
pluck, he finished tho game In good
shape,
IL is still n question In the wrlter'B
mind whether O'We0ney's poor vioion
of tall one In center garden, OF
Myers brilliant stop with his head
made the greatest hit. Both were
wonderful,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26

ayoski oahikawa, a native Reformed
missionary from tho sunrise land OF
Japan, All the delegates will be en-
ieTlaped by the members Of tho Trlnl-
ty church, most pleasant and profit
able time 10 expected
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26

THAT was o noble act Of the Sons Of
SC. George, in which a son Of England
was given proper burial by them after
the remains bad been turned over to
the county by the landlord Of the board
ing house in which he died.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
THEY CANNOT HOLD HER.
The Ignorance Ofa Waynesburg JUS
tlce VIII Probably Result In Nora
Wilson Being Released,

Nora Wilson, the fifteen year old girl
who was sent 10 jail on q charge Of
petit larceny, viii be released on writ
of habeas corpus as soon rs the neces'
sary papers can be prepared, She was
bound over 10 court by Justice Richard
Metz, of WayneSOurg, for stealing u lot
of clothes belonging TO Mrs, l., Reed,
The affidavit was sworn out by Mrs,
Reed and the girl entered n plea Of
guilty. Instead Of sentencing her th5
Justice bound her over 90 court and In
default Of bail she was sent 10 jail 10
await trial,
This action Of the Justice Is contrary
10 the law, A law was passed last
winttrproyidiug that whore an a0lda.
Yit was made by an injured party aud
the accused pleads guilty, the Justice
has the final jurisdiction and must pass
sentence.
Attorney Robb will make application
10 Probate Judge Fawoett TO release
the girl aud In oil probability this Will
be done.
DISCHARGED,
Nora Wilson, the girl sent up TO jail
from Waynesburg for petit larceny was
today taken before Judge Fawcett
and discharged on n writ OF habens
corpus. The writ was based on two
facts. First, that the affidavit charged
no olIense, and secondly the conflicting
terms Of the law and the mitimus Miss
Reed, the dep0nent, was the injured
party and the girl plead guilty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26

The Irish situation presents many
homeless features, especially IN the light
ofhstory. Badly off as the poor people
are they never seem TO have been from
ulder the leavy hand Of oppression,
In tbe old feudal days Che petty soyer
elpng ground the last iarthing out Of
their retainers 10 maintain their play.
house courts, and the tendency Of all
the varied systems Of church and state
government that have existed has been
to exalt the few at The expense Of tho
many. There really seems no hope for
Ireland save IN transplantiDg aud col
onizltion.
Since reaching here ! have learned of
the formation of an American company
90 create an anti emigration fund, and
thus save the depopulation Of the
Emerald Isle. With this movement on
American can have no sympathy after
he has once been here and taken In the
situation as II Is. An Irish Emigrationj
company, to help the poor people TO esI
cape from the thfalls that bind ther
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-17
MRS. CANNON DEAD.
wife Of the CoDgre>srnAn from Danvills.
III. EKpires suddenly Hei Lifclers
Rody Iauud IA Red.

wife Of the Congressman from Danvills.
III, EEpires Suddenly Hst Lifeiess
Body Pound IA BED.
WAsHINGroS. Dec ia. Word reached
here that the wife of Representstife
Joseph Cannon. Of Illinois. died sudden.
" al her home in DAnvilie Ill.
Ex-senator Kellogg and Represeu
tive Gear were notified. and. coming
at once 10 the Capitol. called Nj Can.
non from the room Of the cOmEitiee on
appropriations where be was a. work.
They then broke the sad news 10 him.
Mr.. Cannon was completely overcome
and took the FIRST train for home.
DANvILLE, H., Dec le Mrs Mary
p. Cannon, wife OF Congressman J g.
Cannon WAS found dead in her bed Al
the IA mily residence early this morning.
The family physician. Or Gillett. pro
nounced heart disease d. the cause Of
her sudden death She bad retired ap-
parently IN perfect health sunday night,
having during the day attended church.
She leaves two daughters, Helen and
Mabel. The latter Lad left for Chicago
al ! o'clock 10 visit friends. Mr. Can
non will arrive Wednesday morning
and the funel a viii probably DO held
"Wednesday or Thursday. The deceased
was IS years 81 age and married Mr.
Cannon in Ohio in S61. Her nader
name was Reed
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-17

sass ssssaeas st 49, sea & sss.si eass A-
ssssaoeais ivy ,sre@s ssfiAs fena Aa.
tnsrs1ea the Attiteas ~ fes f'faer
How4ua rns A. knsshss nsneeo -aa.i .,s.-
aent SsnPers hs- Eieetea
gosraN. MS Is Al S-tUrasys res-
sson 81 shs krAersusp at 2-ssea .r
zion . a. ADDE'S n the sutptis1- hs =
vcte 81 - - lt vhlch giees ties sAroa-
ave oouncil power g. .esg
easement ~ t~o ceuts per me..asf 50
Tie EsI - anuary. 1855 on a-- N-t
and internaflalsl bodies Nna,f .t't
lsdieuon of .ae federation
Ihe next clause breagai iorto three
hour debate t.f Was tnai.l a
Ihe PROPOSE t.eu a4s this,
"lt osss ans Assea-s 81 iHtefaatlalssl u'ta
aahstea ultE tt.s tsacr~s.sa slsi si .i-.se
rlr * sr be .esss4 .ll .ad h. le-sa4 .- aa
clel esstgcst Is sl..a uoaol.e acQlsssrs il' e -
lal ugeg the fr4arstle4 fof aic itt ctrr.i
caaue- g Is afea.s thsg suct ers s-a .aIa.H
enl .slal a. 414.-. sas4 @sslstsaNt. sita4 t-aHe
- asscasNaCnt esq tAooedlaf two cfntt & mem
be- peE see6 Vpaa siary otleI Nstionai {" A
lerasfsala4 soes ~ ar.l4laa w.l. t-e s.t~-4
4eslea.
This means that the executive cor Reil
can collect by assessment la gtar
$50 coo which oan he devoted - 80
support Of a sirlke.
Ihs per capita Tax was t1ed al .us
fourth cent lt was voted 10 Laf.
money pGlo 90 the secretary. rather an
10 Tie president as has been done n
the past
The special committee appointed 10
consider tie attitude 81 tie federation
towards the Ka4gAts ~ Labor submit
ted its report which as adopted TIE
federation states lts position as folioas,
"f4rst thpf tDo knights ~ Labor sAall ais
o0uutcIsuee ana rafaAr tac casricrs ~ al
tra4e assemblies or diotrIrfs ~ithls ihcr .f
ders second that iI turl the America fe4-
GRAFTON of Labor Gno smlste4 lraas 4Li .il-
VII urge their members and .caur&sc lne
working ptoplt r. become nenatIe oi ll.Aca
asseu. unes 20 tle hulEhts 81 -.-Hor
-'rle tIut hss AEf.trg Nhrl tur fr a. uu.l.
should claim thcir oaa TIE trrla 81 aI, .I.....
t4au shows that The w4Es earr.rs Cf hu-tr IA
are weary ~ having tArir interests holrtfee -.v
tie measure ~ the Duckslcr or yard sflCk .
The merchant
We Es~ers fhe nstufsl rghf of ths trafs
unions to occupy Sac trade unlons l1rI .oIN.
Nhen this rgai ls conceded d4sooro w. "a
and organized H5or be fsere o.osoiy lAitt.
The election OF officers resulted in ne
reelection Of President samuel ooin-
pers. OF New York. and Secretary T. T..
Mcguire. % New YORK fInsl adjourn
ment was then made Detroit VII be
the place of next meeting
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-17
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Treasurer fraucl. LFnde ~t-tson 0f
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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-17
THEIR FATE.
Tas g@Ty Esuurlz 3 weF6lss L. EAs
CEC4ln Case.
IQHl F. BECCS F0CyD y0I GULLY.
Dsaasl ashfA@. Fatrlex O'ssiassa ana
s@Fts Surks Gissa fffs fsraas -
kstsgas ssh1e Asa1s Gxts
tDreE aaaFs
FnE vEkDf r.

Fns NJ EDiNr
CHcAeo Pes I5 The rruin ary
--s agreed gon tle f---gsilg ssrll..
Marla B4rks. ll pFlr0 neHt fgr llte
f4-esk Ds-L4y4a. llpslsonuen. tor
ilts
b4aie. CoagA.ia imprisonment for
life
Joan K-nze. imprisonment for three
years
John 2 Beggs. nos g4iltY
TIE j-ry Ia the Cronlu case costs Cook
County a. east s75 per DAY There are
slf o4illrs g4artinz them. This makes
ghteeu men in al Who are - be pro
s-ied for - hotel rates g per day
Aat makes SD. TIE compensation of
-rors l. :. per day For tae twelve it
Is ga Incidental expenses Ia c0nnec-
Ton with lae jury all be about si5 per
dag Ine jury IN the case was called for
August 50. This makes LOG DAYS Of jury
service, which, a. SIS per day makes
about s. 900 Then take the expense o.
twenty i've policemen. twelve b4llfs
and number Of other officers a., SAY 81
perday FOR 100 days and this then viii be
SO 900 additional This viii not include
the cost Of maintaining the courts Wit
ness expenses Will reach about s.. 900.
The legal expenses will not fall short
of go, 600. The total expense viii BE-
close on So 600 The business Of the
courts IS delayed during the progress %
the trial The whole time Of the States
Attorney and one assistant has been
given 20 the case The bills OF the stem
egrapners and type-writers viii run up
70 about $40, 200. Il is not too much %
say that the trial Will cost 800. 600
sKETCHEs OF THE PRISONERS.
Daniel Colgliu. tho big detective. was born
10 Hancock Mich not more than thirty year
ago In appearance be suggests Is. tie Is sx
feet one inch tall weighs 10 pounds and is of
hight complexion. with a wart on his right
cheek lie came 10 Chicago some years
ago and secured employment in the North
side street railway barns. -Four years ago
through the influence ot Alexander Sullivao
he obtained a aposition on the police force. where
he remained until arrested. H has been "a
member of Camp - ever since ne came 10 the
city. He is married and has one child
Martha Burke was born in County Mayo
Ireland. ~ years ago He IL feet H.,
inches tall. weighs ~ pounds, and ha-
dark brown hair lie came 10 Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-17

Ave years ago. worked az odd Jobs. aaG
frequently went under the name Of De
laney. y year ago he joined Camp %, auc
shortly after secured work in the water de
partment o; the city Since February ne has
done nothing except one days work in Joliet
last Nay He has a very coarse appearance.
Patrick o Sullivan was born in Galeua IL
thirty one years ago. He IS feet II
inches high. weighs l3o pounds. and is very dark
oompleKioned. he came here ten years ago.
and FOR time drove North side street car. He
left that occupation 70 enter the employment o..
the Lincoln Ice Company. with which he re
NAMED until Eve years ago. when he started IN
the ice business for himself he has been
very active In politics. and is claimed TO have
been orr Of the ringlesders in the last street
car strike. He has been q member Of Camp &C
foF Two years and al intimate friend oi Dan
Coughun. He IS unmarried.
John Kunzs Is a light compleKioned German.
OF about % years 0f age. of small slender
stature. and weighs is5 pounds Coughhn and
Kunre became very intimate a. the time OF the
bomb explosion a. the SchufeIdt distilIery.
Kunzs waited . become q detective and
Coughlln found many ways 70 make him useful
John 2 Beegs IS 37 years old He was born
Ia Lowell Mass, Is feet - inches tall
weighs 80 pounds AID is Of horia complexion.
His record is bad In Cleveland he was sent
% The penitcntiary Tor betrsying %
young girl He married her IN prison
and She obtained pardon fOr him, and they
lived together for : short time when he de-
serted her and came - chicago. he secured
employment IN q Lske street frlS house 20
9ve dollars per Nees the position being
obtained Tor him by TIE Prisoners
AID Society He was = lawyer ia Cleveland. ard
aftcr a short residence DO wss admitted go thc
bss and Eas nv AIeEs1t-r sullivan pat IN posses
sion ~ considerable practice His wife "a ClsTe-
land I'D the meantime secuted sfivorce from him
anf he ma -ried again here on February 8 DO
va through AT SBlHvars irsusrce made
senior guardian q camp - and two dsvs later
tae famous sssret conn ;tse was appointed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-17
FIGHTING THE BROTHERHOOD.
The National Baseball League Bring,
Suit Under the Keserve Clause.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l6-As was pre-
dicted, the National League has sprung
the fight against the brotherhood. and
on Saturday began proceedings IN Phil
adelphia asking for an injunction re-
straining Hsllman and Bufinton from
playing with any other baseball club
during the season Of 1890. The bill re-
counts the fact that the Philadelphia
club had gone 10 much expense fitting
up valuable grounds and erecting a
costly grand stand for the purpose Of
giving games. As was previously stated,
it bases all its claims TO the services Of
the players on the 1889 contract, under
which it asserts that the players were
reserved for next season.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-17
MANY WRECKS.
Several Serious Railway Disasters
Reported
4 FATAL SslSG.UP II INDIANA.
SisneFSt Superintendent Wgisoe Sn< FFsip-
Il@ster tl-aulius e ~ ths ohle- a.
sA@as a wvslsrn Aa@a. aA.sa
ks4f GeslasIuA.

TWO OFFICIALS LOSE fhkth tfNEe
I>pIANAgoIls lua Dec 1g ght
0hia Indiana 81 Western railway paw
car Wss wfecke1 three miles east -
loy-HEton. lna- ~ the breasing
of an a4le. live persons occupied the
eos h. General superlnt tendsut ! b
Wilson Tr4inmaster J. 81. Cumnias.
Aell,or " N Lynu. Cashier J II H.
llesg A. @nd Prank Nl-sea. CLERK % tie
ps master The traln oAs Wbtrllng
aloaE 90 terrific rote when tie
'front.' axis of the pay-caf gave
way, precl pltStug the coach into the
ditch by the side O. he track The
engine attached remained On the rails
and its occupants esoaPsd injury Gen
erzl 1periutendent Wilson and Train
master CummlLs, however. we're la-
stantly killed The bodies Il boz
were horribly muuleted. A specie.
train left this city a. soon -
Information reached the general Offices
here 20 convey the bodies oi the dead
20 their homes. both being residents CT
Indianapolis General suaerintendent
Wilson has been connected with the
Ohio. Indiana & Western railroad FOR
nineteen years. and was universal
fAyorite with associates and employees.
ElGHr VICTIMS.
NAsWNGroN. Dec ia -s nd4y eveh-
ing tie IennsylyaBl2 railroad conrres-
sIonal limited express from New ork
for Washington while fsss.ng Ben
ning'S station, four miles n3rtl of this
city ran into wagon cont-l 1ing i've
men. instantly killing four and badly
wounding The ffth. Two of the killed
were whine men. named Bradford
Godfrey and J. H. Field. The TWO col
ored men were named Morris FlowGen
and Charles MaklL
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. rs - An east
bound express train on the Pennsylvania
railroad struck a wagon containing four
men Saturday night at d grade cross
ing IN Tacony suburb OF this city.
Henry Morgan. Of Bristol Pa, and
Jack Ritchic and William llotchkiss OF
Tacony. were killed. and Dennis Nc
Shaffer, driver OF the wagon, perhaps
fatally injured.
WRECK NEAR CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Dec. ia misplaced switch
or the Eastern Illinois railway at Oak
dale, near this city, sent a heavy-lsd en-
suburban passenger train crashing into
some freight cars. The engineer and
fireman and one passenger were serious
ly injured
FTNE HURT.
PAEIs. Dec. 16- A passenger train on
the railway from Paris 70 Cologne col
lided with a train at Creil. Five per-
sons were seriously ain iured
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-17
DENIES THE CHAR GE.
Henry w. Crawford Appears TO Answer
for tho Financial Wreck OF the Midland
Railroad.

Railroad.
CHICAGO. Dec. l6.-Henry Crawford
appeared in Judge Greshams court on
Saturday 20 answer the charge OF wreck
ing the Midland road of Indiana He
asked first for time to prepare answers
and file afiidavits and then wanted 10
have the whole thing to go over. The
first request was granted by the
court, but not the second, and
in the meantime an injunction
was granted 70 the Loan &c
Investment Company, which has been
handling the railroad company
bonds. TO prevent tho secretion of the
books or the issue or utterance of more
bonds Mr.. Crawford made sweeping
denial of all charges OF irregularity in
his transactions in connection with the
road He said he did not intend utter
ing first mortgage bonds in excess Of
Sl,llo, 900 which the deed Of trust
provided should be the limit. OF
these 81 600, OeO had been delivered to
the Loan & Investment Company and
Mr.. Crawford had the remainder in his
possession in court. He declared that
he had intended negotiating them, de.
spite the fact that they belonged to the
Loan & Investment Company. The
Judge required that the Sil0, 200
worth OF bonds be sent 70 New York
10 the proper owners. Lew Wallace,
Jr, son of General Lew Wallace, of In
diana, appeared for the Investment
Company He asked that = receiver be
appointed for the road. The Judge de.
cided not to appoint a receiver till Mr..
Crawford had time 10 answer the
charges. The day set for further hear
ing IS next Tuesday week at Indianap-
oils, when Mr. Crawford will present
bis side of the case.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-17
HORRIBLE.
Erfies 20 siberia Said to Have been Has-
sscred-Nlne Lives Taken.

LONDON. Dec. lG.-Reports have been
received here Of the massacre OF Siber.
ian exiles. II is alleged that a party Of
exiles. having hesitated. contrary 70 or
ders, in regard 10 the withdrawal OF a
petition, we're attacked By police and
soldiers. Six were shot dead,
including young woman. Nine
were wounded. The pretext for
the attack was that the petition was OF
a rebe llious character. a court-msrtial al
condemned three OF the survivors TO
death and the others 70 long terms Of
Imprisonment. one OF the wounded was
carried TO the gallows or bed. When
tho moose had been adjusted the bed
MAS removed. Friends 81 the victims
declare this 20 be The worst case in ii.
berian records
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-17

BUFFALO, y. Y. Dec 16-The Ex.
change elevator. with q storage capacity
of $50, 600 bushels. the property oi
Green { Bloomer together with go. ooc
bushels Of barley. was totally destroyed
b. frs about : o'clock sunday morning.
Tho elevator was the most favorably lo-
Gated and the best equipped oi any IN
Buffalo. The barley was valued at
sf25 900 and the elevator ~ 500 0o0
Tne amolnt efinsnrance ls HnknoNn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-17

DAvrvroET. IA De- ~ Cattle are
drag br Wholesale In Cieona township.
thls county. from he result % smutty
corn Fully ft0 cattle have already & ed.
suc IS - no srro-. mon thing Tor farm -
~ g. into bis fields and fn6 one or more
~ -is stock dead Farmers v1o bsve
fl-ne5 tbeir cattle into ~or1-fsIds So
changing them back into the PASTURES
~ rapid Y ae Dree BE
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-17
Damage from a Bursting Ieve..

MARYsvTLLE, Cal. Dec 10 The high
water from the Sacramento river caused
the Johnson lsvee n break sunday
morning, and she extensive domain oi
the Sutter County Land Company, to
Fether with several thousand acres ~
less valuable lsnd vss flooded Ths
Joss of grain Is estimated bY Deputy
about 1850. COO
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-17

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