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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
ANAyARRn PHYSICIAN
Wants au Appropriation For General
Vaccination X M. y, o, Buppor-.-A
Worthy Caua0...NotoH,

Wants au Appropriation For General
Vaccination. Y M, y, q, Buppor-..A
Worthy Causo-'.Notoa.
NAyAWRE, Feb, II, reg, Cor,l
DR.. Shelter, member Of the Board Of
Health appeared before the council at
their regular meeting for the pur.
pose OF asking the council TO
appropriate q certain sum Of
money TO the Board Of Health
to yaccinato all the children and people
In general, to guard against the out
break Of small pox, There has not
been a case Of small pox IN town for a
good many years,
The committee appointed ut the last
meeting Of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club heidi meeting for the pur'
pose Of making all necessary arrange.
ments for the dance and oyster supper
10 be given by the club ON tho evening
Of Thursday February rs,
Mrs. David Miller, who has been 80.
riously sick for about u week, Is con
sidered somewhat better, A sun Of
lNllt lllh Dttl lulhNN Wy NlN AhNliRNio
Of the Y. B, Church, which was certain
ly u worthy cause, rs the family Is In
needy circumstances,
John A. Kelly, of Columbus, o.,
special agent for the Queen Fire lnsur'
anCe Company, was Ia town last Satur'
day In the interest Of Che company.
sheriff Leininger aud Coroner Schaef-
or were called TO Navarro last Saturday
evening by telephone ~ attend to some
important business.
Our Ice merchants have been busy
for the last few days cutting Ice Of from
four to six inches, The Ice houses have
all been filled.
The Bolivar amateur dramatic asso-
citation intend TO play the Heroic
Dutchman ut the opera rink In the
near future.
James s. BeaSel, guardian Of John
Custer, well offer for sale the farm
which belongs to him, situated east Of
Navarro.
Mrs. Frank Ertle aud children OF
Massillon, are visiting friends and rel.
atives at this place Tor q few days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
WANTS A DIVORCE
On the Ground Of Extreme Cruelty
and Because Her Husband Threat
ened 10 Blow Up the House
With Dynamite,

Belle X, Beyington has applied for a
divorce from John W h%eylngt0n on the
ground Of extreme cruelty,
The petition alleges the parties were
married in March, 1884, and that on
February 9TH, 1854, the defendant was
guilty of extreme cruelty Ia this, That
he struck the plaintiff 4 severe blow
with his hand, throwing her 70 tho door
and after she got upecratched her hand
until II BLEED and then threw her on q
lounge and struck her several severe
blows on the face and head whereby
plaintin was Injured,
The petition further says that about
three years UgO, tho defendant struck
her on the head aud face with his hand,
throwing her 10 The floor with great
violence, She also claims that during
the winter OF 1880 be- threatened 10
blow up the house with dynamite and
10 do her personal injury,
She also sayh chat The defendant pos
aeaaea certain property which ht N
about ~ dispose OF aud therefore she
praya he may be- restrained from 20 do
ing, She also asks for divorce and all
mOny,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
e~nLRopnp.
10 state tho Y. M, @, A, Convontlon..Ro.
ports Of Committees,

10 state tho Y. M. O, A, Convontion..Ro.
ports Of Committees,
The monthly meeting Of the mem.
beers Of the Young Mems Christian
Association was held In the assocIa.
ton rooms Wednesday evening after
the conclusion Of the Plain Talk by
superintendent j j. Burns OF the puD.
He schools, Reports from seven com
mittees showed the US8Ocla ion 10 be In
Il prosperous condition, The assistant
secretary reported a large increase In
the work In the past month During
January the average daily attendance
was H.
The most important business before
the meeting was the selection Of dele.
gates TO the state convention 10 be held
In Toledo. The following members
were selected: President Weaver, II. Q.
Blum, II, l.. Archinal, j, T., Palmer
Ralph Weaver, Victor Staub, w. s,
Allen, j. X. Brown, Theodore Frye
mark, Q, +. Robel, f. q. Baehrens and
A. II. Stone,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
GOT GOODS ny FALSE panrnNsus

IL the Charge on Which omoer Boderman
VIII Arrest Philip Camp at Beach City
This Afternoon.
once BedeIman left for Beach City
this afternoon b. arrest Philip Camp on
"A charge Of obtaining ggOde under false
pretenses.
II is claimed that Camp was indebted
TO David Holman In the sum Of S7b for
boarding two horses and the represent
tatlon that he would pay the amount
and had over chat amount deposited In
the Farmers bank. Holman gave up
possession of the horses.
Mr. Holman now claims that Camp
had no money deposited In the Farm
er's bank and did not intend TO pay for
the keeping Of the horses.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
pnArn on AM oLp oANroNIAM.

Mr. John Robbina, Brn Dies NJ Beverly,
Washington County, ohio-liia Re-
mains WIN DO Drought 10 Canton,
Word was received this morning by
Mr., j, Q, Mong, that Mr., John Robbins,
Sr,. had died w his residence In Beyrr
ly, Washington county this state, and
that his remains would be brought TO
this city,
The death of Mr. Robbins win east q
deep gloom on u large number Of
friends In this city, Mr., Robbins hpS
lived In Canton for many years, only
removing 10 Beverly u few months Ngo,
He was formerly proprietor Of tho
Eagle Wooden Mills,
Mr., liObblns has two sons and one
daughter. His son James was with
him whom he died while John Is In
Mexico. His daughter 10 In Boston,
The remains will probably b0 brought
here tomorrow and the Funeral viii
mo6t likely take place from the FIRST
Presbyterian church,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
CAPTURE,

Two Navarro Farmers Follow Two Chick
on Thieves TO This City and Secure Their
Arrest.
Two men giving their names as John
Brown and James Howard were mr..
rested this morning by Officers Slagle
and Sell, charged with stealing chickens.
IL seems that ABOUT 3 o'clock this
morning the couple started to drive TO
this city, and when near Navarro called
ON several chicken roosts. AT the resi-
dence OF j. j. Klein the noise attracted
Mr.. Klein's attention and he got out Of
bed but found his chickens were all
right.
Noticing that the men had q double
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

wagon his suspicious were aroused and
after dressing MI Klein visited his
neighb0L i, u, Leighley, Here the
wagon tracks were plainly visible ~
tho snow and the door Of the chicken
coop was open, several fine fowls were
missing,
Messrs, Leighly aud Kline hitehed up
u horse ana buggy aud started w pll
suit Of the chic en thieves, They fol.
lowed them 10 this city where they had
them arrested, On the wagon were
ab0Lt w chickens,
brown aud Howard admit having
stolen sixteen OF the ehiGkenR, but claim
they bought the rest OF them, They
say they live near Minerva Ihey WIN
be- given a hearing later on,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
OHIO 1nApnns ON THE OUTS.
Governor Foraker Adds Confirmation to
tho Rumorod Lack Of Harmony,
lgpoclal 10 tho Plttsburg Dspatch,1

COLUMBUS, D, February l0.-The an
nual Lincoln banquet will take place
Tuesday evening, under the auspices OF
the Ohio League Of Republican clubs.
There have been numerous charges that
tho affair was being managed IN the In
terest of ex Governor Foster, sherman,
Mckinley and others. The Governor
was placed on the program for q speech,
and the other gentlemen named de-
clined for various reasons.
Governor Foraker has also declined,
although he had been placed on the
printed program. His withdrawal has
created considerable comment among
Republicans, aud only tends to empha
size the lack of harmony among the
leaders.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
A FIT OF D~ESPONDENCY
Causes u Former NOyorrite 10 Conn
nit Suicide In the Far West,

Word has reached Navarro that q
former citIzen had committed suicide
iu kimbul, Dakota, The man was j,
II, Vert, miller for the klmbal Mil
company aud the act took place NJ his
hotel In klmbal,
n rs stated that Vert on the evening
preceding his rash act complained Of
having lost money In business, lie de-
sired 10 secure employment IN another
mill but had not succeeded, lie said
luck was against him and In q desp0n'
dent mood he purchased q revolver NJ q
hardware store aud 8uiCld0d NJ his room
la The hotel
He went 10 KImbal from Evansville,
Ind leaving his wife NJ the latter place,
To that place his remains have been
taken,
Mr., Vert was well known In this
county aud frequently contributed 10 q
number OF the weekly papers of the
county under the non dc plume Of
"Wirtlcus' He was formerly employed
In the Corr mill NJ Navarro,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
NOT GUILTY.
Bo Says tho Jury In the Case Of tho State
Against Ada Rauohongohwindor

DO Bays tho Jury IN tho Chso OF tho blhlo
Against Ada Observation-Disclosures,
The case of the State Va Ada Rau.
OheusChwiudGr, who was charged with
c|oncealing stolen property, was COM
pleted yesterday afternoon, The case
was submitted TO tho jury with argu
ment aud after being out about 20
minutes they brought In u verdict Of
not guilty,
Tie case has excited considerable
interest and q urge crowd was In Mt.
tendance at the trial, After the jury
brought ina verdict Of not guilty, the
crowd manifested It's pleasure NJ the
verdict In n decided way. The prisoner
was ably defended by Attorneys Up
ham and Turner,
There ig also u charge Of grand lar.
ceuy pending against Mira, Rauchen.
schWiuder, On this charge she gave
bail In the SUN of $500 aud was releas
cd from jail,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
IA LIEN OF EXPERTTNlClE.

The Doctor has had a whole life of6tudy and o. perlenee In
hs profession, and enjoys adyanta gs which fall TO the lot Of
but fewl After attending he Fun Courses In the Medical
Colleges, and graduating with the highest honors, no was
not content TO stop there, but has aimee attended other Col.
lcges, and several times reviewed the whole profession, has
also travelled exten6lYely for the purpose Of improvement,
having visited tho best Medical Colleges, Hospitals, plspen.
6arlea, Eye, Ear, Lung and other Medical and Surgical In.
situations on both ContnentSi travelling thousands Of miles
both by land and seal expanding thousands Of dollars; I'm.
proving every advantage within hls command, and deyotlng
the best yearS ofhls life TO become thoroughly familiar with
hs profession In all is branches.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN {.
Mr.. Adam 5ohiplor Droathos His Last
EARLY Wednoaday Morning,

Mr.. Adam BohiHlor BronthoB His Last
Early "Wednesday Morning,
Mr., Adam Schisler died at his resi-
dence No. IA Harrisburg road early
yesterday morning, Of stone cutters
consumption. He has been i'll for the
past year, but only confined TO his bed
about a week.
Mr.. Schisler was 90 years and II
months of age, and has lived in Canton
for Is years. lie was the father Of ten
children, all Of whom are married. The
funeral will be Saturday afternoon at I
o'clock from the German Reformed
church, where appropriate services will
be held.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
pELAY ID D%AM0EROUa.

Many diseases arc 90 l|,CUpuye that hundreds
: 'pglsnna have tlpm h1luJe they even suspect
lcttly Ignorant Of Che deadly faNEs which are
taRenlnf upon them, and must, sooner o. later,
certainly destroy thpmt nulu.f frglutdby aaiulls
ml hand, Are you liliCiedf Your ease may
now be perfectly durable, but Remember every
moment Of neglect brings you neatfrlte incuta'
bio stages, when perhaps the most skilliul phys
NClgn can render YOU no asslslanCp,- The pres.
tntia ours, tho Wtuft may be TOO LAIh,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

CAPT. p. II. BOWLING, OF Toledo,
visited Canton, expecting to meet do.
partment Commander 0'Neill here TO
transact some Department business.
The comrades Of Canton post aye glad
he came, a he is ono Of those hearty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
Lioonued to wed.

Marriage licenses have been Issued TO
Jessie Smith and Emma Schooner, VI
Hartvllle; Edward Hunt aud Annie
Lang, OF Alliance; Francis Brumbaugh
and Frances uehman, OF Marlboro.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
GRAND @, A, NIGHT,
The Most Successful Camp Fire
Ever Held IN Canton,

Music, ontaTY, Joility, stories, and aen'
eral Good Cheer Large Number OF Vet
eran Soldiers Present from Abroad The
Tabernacle Packed with Fair Women
and brave Men,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
OHEONIO Dl0EAsEN

The Doctor iltlts no aClto III pasCs, but makes
~ entire speciality OfChU lig and lpNL standing
diseases, Case given gpby other doctors aEd
pronounced inClfah g, he most desires 20 sec,
ohio ig the iaft two yearF, many Of which hal
been FiFrHup us tHfuHAHttt me 90 10 hllndi
others bgat, had q LaTlH A lnUtrtuha lHyslida
t0r Life, nut behold NOW tbgy tpp aud Hear,
and many $40 on tte liigh itp4l 90 Health aud
Improving every lay,
Tho pUltori8 surrounded with the largest coll
lection Of hup Instruments ever iWpuftrd 10
ihls CuuUtTy for uEHmiuuF and tuattHg all
chronic llaeases OF th0 ligal, taCu, iYei haf,
hlallnr. nkiu, hfaiu and Nervous system, Cane
-tT6, fuWOu, iiiea, hWolIinFf, Oid hp5ea, Rte,
Paralysis, NourglNa, lthtum7l5E, pr0psy,
iput, tlgb Headache Debility Depression Of
iptsgs, otsp eiC, Hul,i ga l1gt, ALL lGIg-ttaHdlHg
and Chfoglg Diseases, Al surgical operations
performed, --
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
FACTS FOR MEN OF ALL AGES

ny reason Of false modesty tho youth Of our
llHd are kept In ignOrtncp Of Che Tuinouf
tsults which certain solitary indlaetete practices
produce, Those Vices when persisted IN event.
gnllY undermine the constitution, Induce no vouh
debility aud premature decay, Organic weak.
moss, noryouA debility, premature decline ofthe
manly powers, involuntary Vital losses and like
affections, speedily and permanently cured by DR.,
iufnub To those acquainted with tho Doctor II
ears enjoyed tho dlltlneuon Of belng Inc most
stcocGaul and celebrated specialist In The World
tur the treatment and euto Of those affections
which arise from youthful indlaefotlon and soil
'iry practice, aud all may consult him with
complete confidence,
Ofall tho mnladloa that anlet mankind there Ia
ptohahly none about which physicians In general
practice know 90 littiu,
'"uUu,,uUHu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

Hls Improved Methods Of Treatment
Arc midland pleasant agnne perfectly WIN NE
most delicate Lady ~ ChIldi do not reduce tho
stVHghI eAu he used while "a work. ne Hteal.
est pdtahlo hoRehilN the shortest possible tleel
ratlfHts IAN Cnnault hlm o. communicate Wllh
him a. gftGn HstheY choose, 0puuE TIE whole
time required for the cure, without regard 70
where they may be- afi without etifa charge
thus tendtnHs The iffHHdtUf 40 hntgttalul Ahl
satisfactory 10 th0ugh tpey Wpro living nest
door 90 each Othtft
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
FxHNlNKfIoNs fREE 10 AL.

Whenever itls known lhat DE BURNER y
stopping "a q place 0oWdt HalhtT 70 tuNsnN
hint aid itis hd lobe WGHdelfd ~ Whenl u 70
remembered that in diagnosing = llteate ne
ont M Is4.r. l.. .... U. alr. ..,t rHiarl|rI
: wonderful git fNr Hny0He 20 potsess, and
d. hunNtith di gnG uC powers NANp enea'
tad wonder uipHFNOut no county ,
Ito adopted uie following tlau, when 10 W,
oullar 10 tlo laTan hpfplials. HHd 10 not and
never has been thp practice ui country doctors
ylgi 40 carefully notes thT fyinpioulF ~ ihs
patient, aud atCrtalnatht ruliiipH o. lhp w
ln lie regis eft0f iul,fu Ttf faHfp, lH thle way
he aGCeHaiH6tha tue uaiufn Oi thr disease 400
lts cause, Knowing mo disease To tgnNs we
Changei u pTOduCHsln ibo naspet nna, showing
The ehaBFea no Cieala them WY 'rftVNe lpV'sss
dies aud liarnsih. pa,leHt an tho high fpad 70
recovery When Sos people Cpntult hlig 10
readily tells them WHETHER ho cap cure % helP
Them, o. whether the} arc beyond nope
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
TGtest DIaeoperIea and UNDERGRADUATE. B

I0test DIBCOVeFIfH UnH HIIDFOUtHitNtH.
DR.. burner ID the only Physician now In Ohio who has 70:
'celyed Instructions In the European Colleges In Analytical
and Mleroaeopleal Examinations OF the Blood, Urine, etc,
which are now considered indispensable to a correct dlanno-
.6a In many diseases, lie has also an cglenslyo supply otthe
latest and best Professional Apparatutea for the treatment, Of
.dl0leult eases, by modern methods, embracing many which
are but seldom found outside Of the larger elei, There arc
many diseases which phyScane In common practice DO not
usually tfeat, and are, therefore, eedom prepared With Tho
neeeaaary and eoatly outfit to examine correctly or treat with
'sueeessi such case6, therefore, would do well 10 call NJ once
land learn their true condition, and whether the doors OF Hope
are yet open, or forever closed against them
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
~ HE RESPONSTBLEY-TTE WE1LTH m

f. organised mGrt ehH0 Ohio with Capital stock Of 100000 DR. H. RUSSELL BURNER Anatomical
Museum Instruments and Appliance mev valued 100000; his PHWNP Palace CrG tooooo DMImOo ~1mh"
ND read ID Bmw9 great Family Book emhd "Thrydgn Lectures on. How Acquire Health, Strength, Grace
buy md Long Lie For Sale Mhe oMe Call mmG examined adM least mnhe eWco Of your W@We mh nI
@@rd G@ peW Worms removed nom three 6ehour without Rrpuoh
neRmNd~hh whole @~d wm mHh FINISHED mu eoWm Nuo Instituted nmpm Yhcmmth
Prof. Il. T1U8SmIII nv
wer am" h~"FN ouNHto oH Eastern address aEdMS~ mnh MASH European @WN UcmWns "lmNmHtme
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

pR, hUHNhi will revisit hls county every month, thus eayhg ne
Patients te iolele aud expense Of Natlga NE City, And 10 Y us coy
physician ad surgeon Ia this county WHO garlps hh own MAn4Wt
Models, nlagramss 40 tgiNusraie and make Plain 70 al aWllea we
and nature ofthelr diseases
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

THE Celebrated Author and Medical Lecturer and or%st hTk%% s@s"nHEMM @1 dnSSff%ss%%6d }SE c %s % % n s
yth his County and meet his many patient and hhdhm and give ALL AFFLICTED an opportunity 10 consult \
Fa Chma Ma e MeL hMa db best hemmlM sMh dnMa hne regular family IyNnhn Il ntpNpa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
plsEAsEs on WOMAN,

Such 40 has hanlod tho skin Of all other phytl'
Isanh aud remedies, Dr. nuTner quickly cures,
Cancers, %tulnofa, hbfold and polypoid growthe
leufed without the use Of Tho knlio or eau lea,
No cutting, no path, no dagger,
~ Manhood Perfectly Restored. "
Quick, palnlesa and cert l6 cure for Impotence,
Lost Manhood, Spc~tmatoUhoea, Losses, Weak
ness and Nervous Debility, also for Ptoataiiua,
v i%rleoeolo and all private diseases, whether from
.lmpnudunt habits of youth ot sexual eHccseoal q
mature years, or any oaudo that dpbUitatcA the
sexual mnotlo q, speedily and rormantly cured,
free and strictly confidential, Abto
lutte cures guaranteed, No dak Incurred ,
EriLErsY on Fita arl6tglhcally treated and
positively cured by a nuyuriniliHg WpthOd,
FurH HNAMtNATtoN W ira uuNr.Eaeh
person applying iot medical treatment should
or bring TO 4 ulnCrt Of udnu, which viii
The Portland daily press., 1889-03-07
LEGITIMES FORCES MARCH TO VICTORY
Fighting In Earnest Between the
Factions In the Black Republic.
Our Dominion Nelghbors Excited
by the Action Of the Jesults.
Bishop usher Says There Is Danger
OF Religious War.

NEW YORK, March G.-The Atlas lice
steamer Andes arrived today from Kingston,
Jamaica. and HaytIan ports. and brings con
siderable Intelligence Of the Haytian lnsur-
rection. The situation at Port au Prince
was prosperous, and the natives generally In
favor Of Legitlme.
On Feb. 18th great parade took place In
honor Of Legitlme, In which all the troops
Of the capital took part On Jan. attn Gen.
Piquant, Legitlma's secretary Of state and
commander Of the second corps Of the army
in the west, left L'Oreobie at the head Of q
division, met the insurgents. and after two
days fight defeated Hippolyte's forces.
In a subsequent encounter. Gen. Jean
Mireie. a prominent officer Of Hippolyte's
staff, was taken prisoner On Jan. nth n
division OF Legitime's army marching to-
ward Valllere, defeated the insurgents in a
nght at Clalreur. In which HipoOlyts lost
four flags and 30 cases OF cartridges
General Prouse Gabeau, chief OF the rebe!
force, was killed and manyof his soldiers
made prisoners.
Since the latter encounter the captain Of
the Andes says Legitime has invariably been
successful In his battle.
A few days before the Andes left Port aa
Prince the rebels lost the following import
ant cities OF the North: Lagrand Sallene,
situated between st. Mark and GOnaiyes !;
the Commune Of Marmalade, as far north as
Eanery, Hioche, st. Michael Valliere and
st. LuZanne.
The report published here last month OF
the death OF the commander Of the Haytian
man-of-war Belize, Is cOntradieted by the
Andes captain. The commander Of the Be
lie was alive and well, and in charge Of that
vessel when the Andes left One Of the An
des's officers says that the only cable station
In Hayti, at lie Molle. was in charge Of Hip
p0lyte, and that this fact accounted for the
numerous reports Of Legitlme's defeat.
The Portland daily press., 1889-03-07
STRUGGLE IN THE DARK.
Witnesses at the Eastman Trial Tell
Of Cries Of Distress.

DOVER. N. H., March 6.-The court room
was crowded at the resumption of the hear
ing of the Eastman murder case this morn
Harrison w. Niles Of Berwick, Me-, testi-
fed that on the night that Eastman disap-
peared, he was awakened by cries Of "Oh I
Oh! Don't,lDon't! Don'tw then there was
splash in the water and one cry after the
splash. Miss Bella E. Hammond of Berwick
Me-, testified that she lives near thc, bridge
on the night Eastman disappeared she was
awakened by a noise at the bridge which
sounded like dispute; she heard a scream
of distress and splash in tie water.
Samuel Davis, overseer ia the Great Falls
Mills, testified. He was present when the
autopsy was made and saw marks on the
side Of the body; the eyes were closed.
Alanson Hatch Of Great Falls testified that
he saw the body when the autopsy was
made 4 he saw clot Of blood in the
eyes. Alvin b. Spencer of Berwick, Me-,
the undertaken who laid out Eastman, saw
bruises on his head near the hair; also others
on his face and neck, also on his side. DR..
Ham testified that he made an autopsy Sep
tember 19; there were bruises on the head
and side; the brain was congeSted; he de-
scribed the objects on bodies drowned, none
Of which appeared at the autopsy Of East
man.
The Portland daily press., 1889-03-07
THOSE FIREWORKS.
They Beat the PyrotecnlnIc Record
Bits Of News.

WASHINGTON. March 6.-The inaugural
fire works display postponed for two nights
came off tonight on the Monument Grounds,
and brought 10000 or 25,OOO people to the
park and the streets between the Monument
and the White House. The display was the
finest ever presented here on inaugural occa-
sioDs.
The Michigan delegation of the 5ist Con-
gress has unanimously decided to support
Representative j. G. Burroughs Of Michigan
first, last and all the time in his candidacy
for the speakership of the next House.
The inaugural committee achieved unpre-
cendented financial success. Twelve thous-
and tickets to the ball were sold and the re-
turns from this source are 100000. About
10000 tickets were sold to tine promenade con
cert yesterday at so cents each. Ball tickets
are still being sold as souvenirs at one dollar
each. 1t is expected the receipts will foot up
about $4,000 It'll known there will be a
surplus of $4,000 or more after paying all
expenses and returning $4,000 guaranteed
to the subscribers.
1.-THE Senate today simply met, and on mo-
tlon of Mr.IAllison adjourned until u o'clock
tomorrow.