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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-27
A DOLLS HOSPITAL.
One OF the Many Curious Institutions
of the English Metropolis.

one OF the Many Curious Institutions
of the English Metropolis.
From a London Letter.
One of the most curious of the many
curious institutions in London is the Dolls
Hospital, in Fulham Road. London. Patients
are admitted for broken heads, or fractured
limbs, loss of hair, eye, nose, teeth, fingers,
hands, toes and wasting away of the body.
Operations take place every day between
9 o'clock a. IN. and 8 o'clock p. m. The
same doll may be brought to the hospital
over and over again for a broken head.
arm or leg. But the little nurse never leaves
her without many kisses and promise rom
the attendant to be very good to her.
"How many patients have you in the
hospital to-day?' asked a visitor of an at
tendant the other day.
mot more than twenty-five; but come
and see them
"a good many are serious cases. There's
family IF four over there. The mother
has a broken head, and her soldier son has
lost his head and one arm. The two girls
are a good deal battered. One looks as
though she were going bald. This doll has
lost one eye and the tip of her nose, but it
can easily be mended, because she has a
waxen face. Here's a doll with q cash
down one side of her face, and it's so deep
that | am afraid she will be obliged to have
a new head. This is a dismembered dbl.
am going to fix a new head and limbs on to
the stump; it would have been thrown
away, if the doll hadn't been very old.n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-27

a sloping, grassy mound, suggestive of a
hreaStwcrk- Ga this stands the stately pile
which commands a view from All 9ir 90
tions. The material is foe sandstone and
the design IS graceful, unique and artistic
ally finished in columns, panels. piime1tS
urns, etc, with crossed arms, banners
wreaths, stars, angels. etc. On the front
panel is a delightful figure of a bsreavaJ
daughter Of the south, reclining under -
willow, mourning by the tomb of the brlvs
whose lives were sacrlfied on the altar Of
constitutional liberty Ga the east side il
the inscription:
.,....-.
f: Come from the four Winds 0 breath.
And breathe upon these slain that thew
may live.
%ssssss '----- .............
And on the Forth side is inscribed the
plain laconic sentence:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-27
THE CONFEDERATE DEAD.

On the top stands a noble figure of a
soldier IN the easy, graceful pose of parade
rest. For this splendid memorial we are in
debted TO the indefatigable exertions and
patriotic devotion of the fair daughters of
Chatham county. VI
Thus On the southern end of the citv
stands representative Of the sunny sonth
whilst on the northern extremity stands a
representative of the energetic north, fac-
ing each other in friendly greeting acros.
the CORY gulf of former hostility.
TIMOTHY O'NFIrT
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-27
THE DoINas OF WOMEN FOLK
Who Hunt the Anise-Seed Bag or
Wear Reformed Clothes

Who Hunt the Anise-Seed Bag or
Wear Reformed Clothes.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 26.-Merrily goes the
chase Of the anise-seed bag Far and wide
through the suburbs sounds the "horn of
the huntSman, hoof Of steed and laugh OF
rider;n for 80 English are we that no Octo-
Der resort can now lay claim 10 fashion
without It's pack Of hounds. We have not
many hunting women yet, though the craze
spreads hourly, madam preferring a car
rage ~ the hnish 10 cross country riding
but she who puts on the pink takes "A cold
bath aud dresses herself In as tight a gar
ment as she can wear and breathe AZ the
doorstep her big chestnut - awaiting her,
- Is her groom on hn equally tine animal
Madam wears q shur soaut habit lifted a.
closely g. her ~ the garment Of ballet
dancer, but lacking even the modesfy ~
tila latter much mnAfnad drnsl
since t1s bafieriHQ u frank IN her
renagelati9a ~ sklris, while a. laek
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-27
Coast Line Railroad
Savannah and Tybse Railroad

NcHEDULE or TRAINS STANDARD Tinael
Lease savannab Aauy ........... $50 gfg,
ltistuTHiug loaYe Tylee ...,. ..sr. s,i2ps %
Saturday train ail leaFe A y. a.
family sxcpfsloaa eyerS Tuesday Hni FRIDAY
d. n COBB supt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-27

EdEs IEHHf has lusi Shocked al Rugland
~ observing that girls Ike q cigarette aua
h does MOI barn them. there ls 30 reason
WY Niey should ngi enlgy Their quiet lills
Na4.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-27

Thore were many bright things said at the
lunch Of Sorosis In honor OF Mn. A nj
Palmer. Last spring al the celebration Of
the twenty first ami yersary Of the Wouanis
Club, Mrs. Palmer offered many eourtesies
including seats at the thsater for ali the
delegates. She was unanimously elected b
membership Ia recognition Of her hospi.
tally, and the.iuncA 10 her opens merrily
TIE Seasons ball " Il. H.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-27

Mrs, Cleveland has gained considerable
flesh since leaving the white house and is a
much healthier looking woman, as a result
or her summer outing, than the thin and
rather sallow person who took up her abode
IN New York last spring She has regained
also some Of her old brilliant color and is
more nearly like what she was as n girl
bride; Washington never really agreed
with her, nor did late hours People who
have seen them express much admiration
Tor the old and qaint pieces of fur iture
winch are going into her new establishment
Not the least striking of these is a screen
for the dining room which was given her
by foreign ambassador and has hardly
been unpacked in her frequent fittings or
seen the day. 1t is Of leather with four
Leaves and Is eight feet high. The design
Is reproduc ton Of old Venetian patterns
in fine low relief in deep rich colors Of silver
and gold, hand fooled. No framework is
visible about the screen, the Illuminated
leather covering it all. Each leaf is in
three square panels surrounded by small
brass-headed nails. Opened at right angles
ON one side OF each leaf is a shell wide
enough for book or a cup Of tea, a box Of
boss5ls and a shaded candle.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-27
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

pmiAgwrufA, April g. The annual
report Of Gmornl Manager pugh OF the
Pennsylvania railroad wu1 issued to-day,
AMI ccwmatauially details tho improve.
mcnt ON the various branches. On the
main line iG,1OS tons Of steel rails were
used In lopais and 0,0sG tons In con.
structon, On tho New York division
seyenty-cight miles Of third track and
seventy miles Of fourth track were put
In use The total mileage Of the Penn.
ylvania division is 3,2lj, The othof
figures are details of the statements In
the mouagorsreport al the annual Alarcb
meeting,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

PrrTsBURG, April 9G.-Tho fifth con-
Ventim Of the Retail Merchants associa-
ton Of Pennsylvania opened yesterday
mprning in the Grocers' exchange, 02o
DtSerty street. IL will continue in session
three days, About seventy-five dele
gates were present from all parts Of the
state with an especially large delegation
from Philadelphia. John A Har6angh
Of Pittsburg is tho president Of the
association
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
fHt MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEw YOnK, April "a
Money closed Vt ~ por cent? the highest,
rate, lowest, 2 p0r cont
Exchange olOatl steady, posted rates, N,Hlt
G0inlN actual rates, f,MBl.Hl for Hitty
days ana 81 Si9fQDA, ~ Tor demand
Governments steady currency Oa, igl bid,
", coupon l,Al1i AlSa, l,0a,
Pacific bonds closed RA.fOllOwt, Union nuiA,
la W lln, land grants, Lotto iOd. sinking
funds, l,loH 10 l,lSIf Contrhla, l.ll 10 l,ip
Tho stock market was very dull yesterday
morning, Ono-hAlf OF the transactions WIN
made upon Louisville A. Nashville, 81, Paul,
AlChinon, Union Pacific and Reading, all of
which were NJ ono tlmo or other A(oh par
cont, lower than they closed last night, and
after ~ O'Clock they declined NOM per cent
moro After o'clock tho market continued
dull except for Reading That stock wAA ab0lt
tAv only feature OF the afternoon trading. II
WIS heavily prcAsod for sale and gradually do
u,uud To- tho oluso when its price VIA 1 per
tpN below that of yesterday, Atohaon and
Louisville were also notably weak Tho
wallu HIT closed heavy at abOnt the lowest Nv.
urus ul the day Tho ddNiin6 ranged ffum A
to ~ pur cent Total ealoe iEt ~ shares,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
whnt An Ito Mop

Tho symptoms Of bilousness are un
iarnNy bIt TOO well known. They
u6Iif Ia different individuals TO some
Tteut a bilious man is seldom q
ngeasls8a ester. 10 frequently. alas,
he has nn excellent appetite for liquids
buG uoue far solids Of morning. uig
tOnyIt VIII naroiy bear inspection at
any lime; if 30 isnot white and furred,
l. Is rough 80 Gil fYenM.
Il.e digestive sgstem is wholly out Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
New York Produce Exchange,

INV luIIkl NNTlT ".
FLOUR Dull and weak; hno grades winter,
f.&' ,a1E do gprlng, S20Vis.Gi; aupprlnt
Nuiyt &5aslli; do spring, &lil6lOli OK
iIi Ah aWntcE g8lGt3W, do pprlug, 5000
o. uXtfu No, winter, ghOdL5.2l, dc spring,
ld@bJj. southern dull, family oEtrv, $3.50
RYE Dull
IhULEN QuiuG No Cnuula. ,0r.
blIla,. .SHUdy western and sutu cream.
uig gM.Gu.
CuEtSE- Slow state, lOG@loag Ohio nuia,
.GdGS F.rmj fresh eastern, l3ai wcdcu,
lEiyulHi d
SUGAR Raw urOnv' fair refining Mos.
ulWdu5 q hluH ruIuud Iva moro uuwuud
aud hi}hgU yu' loaf and crushed pIG r4buL
MNr Uu"Uwtd Oo grunulUtHl H 70.
mould A, t'HN, uunlpCiunuH, 'tw UUuyn, a
standard, Wsui Cullun Olt A, a.lGUiiuc,
yellow, Gle.
COFFEF glondy! fnlr WIo. lgl,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
Chicago Marriott

..,...... NUltAt0, Apill ~,
WHEAT WuH weak and lower yesterday,
and July sold 10 the lowest point rCnohed on
the crop Tho market hns reached that point
whore short HOllpw aru cautious and worked
for rally rather than ~ dpprpas prices
There wlN good buying too, but IN spite Of an
the market was woak and ranged lower an the
HcpsiOn. May opened To-, lower ut Hlc, and
ranged between allfIS0c; juno sold between
blAdS9aoj July i0lkdo77ySo About the weak,
,at pnrt OF the tcsHion was tho last half hour
Receipts were ~ cars.
CORN-Was dun and foaturolcss, and the
range OF prices was narrow. Receipts 40 cars.
OATS-Were quiet and Arm. Receipts, l7G
cars
PROVISIONS Sold lower after dun open.
ing; closing 20 10 100 lower for pork: 6r lower
for lhrh hnn 1lN 20 100 lnWnr for rlha
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
Ion and diarrhea or constipation may

order and diarIhea or constipation may
be q aymptOm 37the two may alternate
There ara Often hemmoUhQlds OF even
loss of blood There may he gidllnAss
ana often headache ana a0idlty on llat
ulenGe and tendeInefa Ia the pit OF tle
stomach, no enfWgt ail thiR II nlt
rlitdt rs ouTetgy Green's August floVff
costa bul "a trilH ana thousands
H I-fI iMtl.pHay tl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
RECOVER Appointed.

BuFrALo, April 2d.-Tho supreme
cour1 has appointed Mr.. Augustus Stoin
Of NaR Yorl. receiver Of the yDnnwanda
Nallcymd Cuhtlailr0ud toslcceod Gen.
Bird w. Spencer, who reaigRod the re.
ceiyortip TO accept his appoiatmcnt as
"A member Of the New Jersey Eatc board
Of assessors. Mr.. Stein formerly was
connected with the Erie Railway com.
pany, having iilled several responsible
positions with that company.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
rllnal rilnal ItahlnR pilaa.

sYMPPOMs-MOisturel intense Itch
ing and 6tnglng, most ~ night worse
by scratching, II allowed 70 continue
timom form, which often bleed and "
crate, beG0m Ing very sore, hWAfNtt
OINTMENT stops tho itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and Ia moat CasW
removes tho nmOra Az druggihta, ol
by mail, for 30 cents, DF, swayne q
Son, philadelphia, TT ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

l't 4, NJ, Johnaon lott thia afternoon
llr New Lisbon here hewill join H.
H. Gregg ana Ia q few days leave toI
an extensive uip for GTeggH health
They will visit Denver Colorado
Springs, sOutherl California an1 prlnel..
pIe cities in the north, The lnp WIN
be about three months IN duration,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
wm Romaye From the City,

Trinity loses a splendid family In the
removal Of Mr, j, r. Reese and wife 10
Harrisburg, IA, We we're pained by
their departure and they were loathe to
say farewell We trust fayOrlng
Providence may keep them ana In due
time bring tlem back again 10 our
fold Reformed Church Messenger
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

For nearly half century Ayers
Cherry Pectoral has been the most
popular cough remedy In the world.
The constantly increasing demand for
this remedy proves 1t to be the very
best specific for coughs, colds and all
diseases Of the throat and lungs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
ADrnnalat Gays.

Marvin Q, Brown, Drugglst, Meredith
Village, N, H., says have sold your
sulphur Bitttra for years, anl, contrary
% most medicines, never sold a bottle
10 any ono who naid II did not help
them, They cured ms OF those terrible
sick headaches when every other rem
edy failed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
Advtee TO Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always bo used for chiIdreu
teethlng. ltsOOthes the child, softene
tho gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie, and IN the beat remedy for diar'
rhma, Twenty-Five cents a bottle,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
Rnal LIhnrtv Cnltln nrnrl,nl.

East LIIEprY, Pa, April "A.
CATTLE Dull at unchanged prices.
HOGS Slow, phlladolphlAs, SI0Oi65. 10. pigg
and Workers, SSO0i66lO
SilEEP-SlOw; Mt2c lower than Monday.
RoOolpts- Cattle, $40 head; hogB, O,tOO hond
sheep, iAG0 hend.
shipments Cattle, go hoad, hogs, 400
hUud. sheep, 400 head
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
rrnttlnr Rnnn NJ Lallevlew

Tuesday afternoon u match race was
arranged between I'D, Langenbach'S
Blind Dick" and j, q, kuhrt'a "Lady
Llghtfoot," The race will come OF ~
LakeyIow next Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock aud will be for 5b a side,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

When baby was alch, we gave her castoria'
When fhs was Child, G'o cried for caalofIa'
yhoa aho becamo hlaa, ahs olung 10 cal1oria,
wiAn she had Chndrol. sho gave tsssn cailoFls'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

The symptoma Of this disease are dull distressed
mind, which units persons for performing their
business and social duties makes y happy marriage
impossible, diaieaaea the action Of tho heart oaua'
ing flashes OF heat depression OF aplrlR, owl fore
bOdnga GOwafdlce, fears dreams, short bfeathnga,
alOnG feeling aa tired Ia the morning aH when TO-
trlng, lost manhood, white bone depoaa IN tho
urine, nervousness, neutrality-suspicious. ofthoughta,
watefy and weak eyes, dyapepall, constipation pain
and weakness IN the limbs etc
No less wonderful ia DIR, ALBERT's auo-
oeaa Ia the treatment Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
0RGANAL WEAKN ESS.

This distressing affotOn, which reuden life u
burden ana marriage impossible, IN tho penalty paid
by the victim OF Improper indulgence, Tho mort
GhaatO must acknowledge that the paaaona are the
magnet by which tho whole world 10 attracted, De-
atroy them and what have wop Man IN no longer
interested In the opposite SEX the interchange of
that blIaaful ropOae which now attracts and inter
eats the whole world exists no longer; man ceases
eatlng 20 him and romorse and disappointment are
his constant companions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
administrator Notice.

Notice IN hereby given that tho undersigned has
hpon duly appointed aud qualified as Administrator
n tho estate Of George Flugle lato Of stark county,
Onto, deceased, VALENTINE MON0,
Dated April Il, 1880 -i1-dw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
Notice to Lumbermen.

Notice Ia hereby given that sealed proposals will
be received by tho undersigned 70 furnish Live Oak
PLANT. w Inches thick. ranging from " 10 ~ feet
long tO bo used on tho roads Of anton Township
proposals must be submitted no later than Satur-
day ApTl 9th, 1890 ne I O'Clock p. m.
Tho Board Of Township Trustees reserve the right
TO reject any or all bids -
II. M. G0SHORN
u Clerk Of Canton Tswnship.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

IiaII.a a.sIHHtN.rt ,UI u,fwlH LAp'rNDsl
leer ,,I "tu Nl. " .y1 '',p w. ll' aili,l'n,
ug,uf.. uttNG 40 Aaron bul pin. Ntfylllr A.
GH $50.
nu' N u.lFrtbFiHi UuuUrr Au ht uftyiiu viii r.,
~ rs .tff. Mr NupEHf uQ gt pulT' Wwt,
Tr J.Aa. ana eIftl daily h utllur itdiH dalli
pkruu 'sauUt}t
" a . SO, 30 ifHm WIuiFE nhfU1 nua ul
pOuta Ct 49,.
1t.H ytpd nfEr splHoHliprH with D., rt W,
A q Can Wtualt Ifuu Nll pUulH tWt ana WUll VIA
Uuyhlu u. % nNNNAM,
brnf paHa Auglu sEfuu, QUO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
to Nervous, Chronic, Skin and Blood Diseases.

have beeh restored to perfect health through DIR,
ALBERTH skin,
Among the many remarkable ourea perform
cd by Dn, ALBERT are cases suffering from
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
LETTER FROM POPE LEO,
SETTING FORTH THE WISHES hNr
GRANTS or THE HOLY 6EE

IA Rotation 90 tha Catholic college W
Wutiusfap-iils ioliuoss FurhIai ti'
ruundluguf Any Other fprb m'tiH
tIup without Consulting tha Apoatoi'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
NAsElLLoE,

aqma,. %. a.S,esaoooeoo,,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

10 BurFmRfNQ WITH A CHRONIC pihnAhh
SHOULD ooHhULp Dn, ALBERT,
He ID a physIoan whose merit 10 acknowledged
at home,
lie has proved his skill by success,
lie has wonderful power OF diagnosis,
His experience In obscure ana diilcdlt caa6a hRa
beon wider than that OF any other physician you
can reach,
IIe IL honest, and win tell you whether or not he
can cure you
lilo has a wonderful power Of inspiring hope aud
confidence IN those whose cases ho undertakes,
lilo Ia buaineaalike and prompt,
lle has had many years experience In private aud
IlOBpita practice
Daily Republican., 1889-05-28
FIFTH EDITION.


The Dumpson cutting case cn,,o -.
before the Municipal Court this nor,T. W
II will be remembered that son,a e'.
weeks ago colored man, named Chsr,l.
y. Dumpson, was badly cut in a drm,tas
bout near Eighth and Orange strs",I
Dumpson had John j. Dupan. a Lr,Lo
man on the Delaware Railroad. ar,r,,"S
ana charged him with the cutting 1'
AT preliminary hearing at Ina, tiro
DR.. Pyle appeared before the ,ourt " a,g
testified that Oumpson's iiiurus -Nrrr NJ
such a serious nature that lie tuuil ,,'.
b" brought into court to stiiy. unl,si
States Senator Gray was corp..i ,,'
Dugnn ard agreed 10 an alIuur,r,",
untIl thi' morning.
Senator Gray Il. pearel again INF, n,,r
ny Tor Dugeu and Attorcy Grne,I
b rgs for She State. ''@
bump on, ft,ll h viog ON, l,n,
hsndagcd, testified that Ii, v.., i.'
Clmk's saloon, at t.iEh'h q d .,r.r,'
streets, Where II numnrr OF ,o,ua, xi ia
mrn were "patiing jubcr." lluy,.l.I
hin 10 ctr Ike IT,, VIII II Lee tad be-. ,,,I,i
Tor So They then sail: 'Yol y.r.i
have razors," but lie drrirti II. yIIN 10
went out aud They followed Tim ana
Dugsn cut him.
DumpsGn being asked to point out ,to
man who cut h.m pointed ru. gil, n
CLARK as Dugan, the latter m.yinr A sr,t
III the auuirnce within the r.ullp.. a,I
not being In the prisoners box o. h,,,.,
his attorney, as is the general custom.
Dumpsun having failed Ia Identity ia.
assailant, The case was over Is llr IA "a
was concerned, but at lie rcGlc. o. Sb..
N..r urgf
were called to The staLd.
Samuel d. Sterling, a hral,cm,u on fla
Delaware RAILROAD, TESTIFIED MAT he. yVh
Mr.. DugaD, Dugau's brother Iloaar! T.
| Watson and another gentleman srp,,l
into lark saloon 10 gGt Il gld n' he r.
Alter they got IL, Dugau b,RHn sEuiliug
his iret On the fiocr, au will UoIg 40
Dumpson came In aud raid be would
! dane Tor glass Of beer, as he WAS lie
boss dancer around there al / llcu Ia
! huistrrOus manner lie said he Il a MT BE-,
lltve Dugan was worth "a glA,s ut h tr.
Mr. Clark hearing the d scussiuu, ,all
Gentlemen, don't want any ,lugte
III ms house" We said all right aud
started out and went up \ range .ts',
leaving Dumpson IN the bar room. gy.Je
we bad gone far crowd of n"gtOrs, win
DumpsoI, followed and caught up viii
th,m. lie (Sterling) WAS sTu,k ll he
eye by Durnpson, and he was hit several
times with brickbats, aud h. .lY ,a
capped by running into house wGglc sUat
ladies were sitting on the steps
Howard 7. Watson CAV similar ey.
dence, only that he escaped 81 h l',
violence, though he too was stfu,k viii
biickbats.
Ellis NJ. Clark corrObora'rd the tcs"
mony of Mr., Sterling while they w,r" I
the sa Don, and stated thai after III"
left crowd OF colored men came don
Eig' th street after the msu who sd il.
left his house.
No Other evidence wa taken, and VII,
out rRumsnt the case was disn zel.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-28
THIRD EDITION.


Sheriff Allen yesterday received the
following:
"ALvAN ALLEN, Sheriff of New ClG.il
County; Please accept this, my resigna-
ton, as day warden In the jail at New
Castle. Respectfully yours,
JAMES j. TONER"
Sherih Allen presertes very discreet
silence In regard to the causes which I'D
to Toner'S resignation, but there are va
rious versions OF the affair, none OF which
place Mr., Toner in a very enviable light
before the community. OF late Toner
has grown very lax in HE discipline, aud
on Saturday night he is said to have
taken Gtorge Graham, who killed Cot
leib kDler at the Excelsior Brewery in
November, 1887, out of the prison. aud
the two started out 10 paiut 4 ew CAstlj
red.
Though It Is said thsy went out TO get
a hat, they certainly got completely IN
toxlcated and by the time they reached
Hiatt 0raham's saloon they were In
pretty Timber order, and prisoner GIa-
ham was In quite Il lighting mood. The
man prisoner Graham wanted 10 fight
backed out, but he SAID aiterward that If
he had known the iellow was ia l-biId
he would have licked him.
A couple OF Toner'S friends by this
lnle lhtelisIeu anu LOOK urauain Jack 10
Jail, while Toner was permitted TO 20 on
& wing the town vrrmilioh hue.
1t is STATED that Toner was intoxicated
before lac left the jail, and is often intoxi.
Gated when in The discharge OF his duty,
aud al times permits gamblers to 70 in
and fleece the prisoners OF their money.
Toner last year WIS prominent Demo-
cratic Candidate for Sheriff, the third in
the list, aud lacking but lew votes OF
The nomination.
He announced him elf some time ago
as candidate for 1896, aud It is de.
batable question whether his actions Will
help IN or hurt him with his party. He
was apo nted warden OF the jail by Sher.
i'll Lambson In 1886, and was continued
by Sheriff Allen In 1888.
Sheriff Allen has not yet indicat d his
successor.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-28
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