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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-01-30
" INDEPENDENT.
JANUARY 80, 1855
'GaLmAGCNDI.

lItISCh ASiS OAAo AOA uAut9 lOA o0h
Eco, TO be absent until about the
Aprik.
Ie of che twelve cars Of beef cat
pped FROM here yesterday were
led by William Mitchell, of Hunt
Valley,
funeral of the CHILD of Mr.. and
thos. Hunter will take place from
|ilence of tho parents ut l:3O P.
borrow.
Fisher passed through last
on route to Wells. Mr.. Fisher
the news that tho Act licensing
brse. poker hns been repealed.
Ember Of prominent Ohio men,
by Senator Sherman, are nrging
bointmont Of exp resident Hayes
Dry of War in Rarrison's Cabi-
erdoy's Silver State contains an
ling article signed "Ctizeu,"
|hich we will publish extracts to-
,, aot having room for the same
|ge Green, the silver tongued
from Eureka, came down from
ora and stopped over in town to-
pr. CIR en- is looking after In
Revenue matters.
Prs of Elko co'anSy, # you desire
|at scheme inaugurated by a
Figniug men, G, to the polls, vote
pm every amendment, and be sure
1u do not full to get there in
|Bradt, notice of whose death ap-
Elsewhere. has been a resident of
'unty for fft, en- years and owned
on Trout Creek near Wells
I'D was tuken down with pneu.
about a week ago.
Sheriff Is peculiar. He sleeps
j. head to the stove, near which
ia y situated. Mr.. Barnard evil
thinks that in such times of ex.
ut an d alleged crime it is neces-
keep his head hot, even if his
we.
ivate letter received this morning
Len Wines indicates that he,
does nct believe that o 'Connor's
Itement is true. From what we
land by the wording of the letter
inea seems to think that 0'Con-
I his own throat. Well, perhaps
!. OConnor, the man with his
cut, is It'll at the hospital feeling
tslAe. The wound is of such q
Ter that his chances for recovery
. q, unles a very delicate sur
peration can be performed. Mrs.
aor hns been down to visit him
htlis afternoon for homo.
F. F. Muller left on Monday for
nDcisoo. After his departure a
IN came announcing the death OF
her ut San Antonio, Texas. On
g the Homboidt House Mr..
was appraised OF the fact by q
|n from here, aud he will prob
Foceed at once to San Antonio to
the funeral.
cen years ago a haIf.breed named
buried his wife twenty miles
Winnipeg. A few weeks ago he
led the remains to carry them to
place. The body was found
W preserved and complet, ly pct.
A small spring Of alkali water
Rn running through the coffin
Purified remains weighed zoe
!.
Austin Reveille camo out Non
ming in new dress and undet
management. Mrs. John Bootl
TON the ownership of the Revoill,
will in futare be conducted b,
Carpenter, its present editor al,
t'Or. We wish the Reveills sue
Sdsr the new management. TIL,
presents q much improved ap
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-01-30
Clothing 10 Order.

A full line Of samples for Fall a. d
Winter clothing on hand. Over 200
samples to select from. Nnde up in
the latest style, best OF trimmings. A
good ct guaranteed,
II. REm4LR1.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-01-30

Wiz AoSh Va
A Arnheim, q Z Mowatt,
8 G Weeks, Geo Mcintosh,
John Brannen, A ] Spencer,
W A Wilcox, Frank Peltier.
E G BsrdS, Ferguson,
W NJ lakewood, III Weiland,
S B Mcdonald, E Pierce,
M Deval, FF Coffin,
E l. McMahan, JAS Dewur,
w b Gibbs, Frank Fernald,
s P Weller, F Fitzgerald,
John Griffith. John Linebarger,
w Bnllinger, Wesley johnson,
J @ Woods, Joy Pollard,
J W Parish, DB Williams.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Anrrrremler.a IIonas lllnned.

nKIGRApE, May 2a.--An anti-Pro-
greaaye mob atoned tho house OF OK, Pre-.
mier QaTaehanlne and then demolished
several club houses and printing offices,
The troops charged the mob and three
persons we're killed Three soldiers were
wounded, The mob rushed from house
20 house searching for Pro@eaalata, who
were compelled 10 secret themselves
everywhere Five Of these were dragged
from their hiding placea ana beaten with
clubs, aud two OF them viii dle, Tho
government h accused Of aympathlzlng
with tho Pr0gTeaalata. Trouble "a OK
peoted at tho funeral OF the three rioters
who were killed, Three soldiers were
killed Ia tho fight. The Progressive
deputies arc leaving tho country, and
their houses are being blown up by
dynamite. II u rumored that armed
peaaanta are coming 30 the city,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

WAmNdToN, May es,-'rhe myaterl-
oua murder eaae which has Kept tho po-
lice busy for three days turns out a
fraud Mary Brogue, u oolored woman,
reported 10 the police Saturday that she
had aeen the dead body Of her brother In
nolghborhoOd which she could not
Identify, In q house which eho thought
she could recognize. The police have
been on wild goose chase for three
days. Yesterday they arrested u man
named Noes, who she said had guided
her TO tho house, Bh0 could not Identify
him, II was then proved that the man
that Mary claimed m her brother was
not her brother, and that he had not dis.
appeared, but was In Philadelphia. Tho
police dropped tho case.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Asslgnment of nlshopa.

Boston, May ee.-ln tho convention
Of the Reformed Episcopal church re-
ports were read showing tho present
mcmbowVip 10 bo 0,0il, u gain Of i09
since the laat convention. The assign
mont OF bishops was mOdo 10 followsi
Fallow9 Of Chicago 20 Jurisdiction Of
northwest and west, Latano OF Balti-
more, south, Stovona special south,
Cridgc, Pacific, Adjourned 10 meet ut
Cleveland In May, 1891.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

Bids were opened yesterday for the
construction OF lateral sewers on Mul'
berry, Tusearawaa and Jackson streets
aud South Cleveland avenue, John
Skeelea got the Mulberry street job for
~ ,bG6iO and tho jackson street for
8O7i 40, The Tuaearawaa sewer went
10 Turnbnll and Hadley for a,lbBlbQ,
aud south Cleveland avenue 10 Frank
Kelley Il Go. for al, ,apabO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Aoreat battle

IS constantly going on in the human
system. The demon Of impure blood
strives to gain victory over the consti-
tuition, TO ruin health, TO drive victims
to the grave. A good reliable medicine
like Hoods Sarsaparilla 10 the weapon
with which TO defend ones self, drive
the desperate enemy from the field, and
restore peace and bodily health for
many years. Try thiBpeculiar medicine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May es.--
Charles Volto, an unmarried man and q
furniture workor by trade, mortally
wounded his mother and killed himself
last night, llo stabbed his mother In
the brcast and abdomen nix or oight
timoa and then shot himself In the mouth
with rifle. Veto has been out Of work
for some time and very dolpondcnt, and
II IN supposed that ho was ingn0 whom
ho committed tho double crime,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

AUCKLAND, New Zealand, May es.-
Later nowa from tho Samoa islands has
lust bcon received. Admiral Kimberly
has succeeded In his efforts 10 stop hos.
tlitloa for the time being, Mataafa and
Tamaaoae have agreed 10 truce pend.
Ing the conference at Berlin, Admiral
Kimberly has again dispatched the
steamer Npso 10 this port, additional
repalm having been made, She IL oa-
cOIted by her maIoatya ship Alert,
which was also saved from tho general
ahipwrool, at Apla.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Decided In Fnyor Of Tho Government.

Los ANdELEs, CAL, May 2s.-Judge
Ross In the United Statos circuit court
to-day decided In favor OF the govern
mont In Ia suit against tho Southern
Pacific Railroad company TO 0nnul
grants Of lands In Los Angeles county.
This case involves only $500 aoros, but
tho ruling affects titlos 10 over 100000
ncrea similiarly situnted,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
MIA Jnlln Ward Howe iIonorod.

BOSTON, May eS.-Mra, julia Ward
Howo received many congratulations
and evidences OF oBtoom on tho 10th
anniversary Of her birth. Her house
was overwhelmed with floral gifts, and
many friends called In person, whilo
many others sont letters and tolograms
Among the latter were o. w. Holmes,
q. w, Curtis, II, W. 0ildor and w. W..
Story, A reception was held laat ovon.
ing, 10 which u limited number Of friends
woro invited, Mrs, Ilowos age proolud.
ing u larger entertainment,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

How loving they are; this 10 always a
sure sign After the first year some
times 81 don't hold good, When Charles
comes home 10 you grouty and cross,
swapping and snarling, unable to relish
the nice dinner you have cooked, and
feels US II there waB ton OF pig iron in
his stomach, no Is troubled with dys.
pepsia, and Sulpher Bitters Is the only
medicine. that will cure him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

CHICAGO, May Interstate Com.
moroo Commissioners Cooley Bragg and
Morrison began a special meeting hero
yesterday for q hearing In tho oaao OF
John L. Squire of Boston, and the com.
plant Of the board Of trade that western
roads ocnt0ring here w0ro and hayo boon
unfairly discriminating In tho rates ON
live stock and packing house products
against Chicago dealers and In favor Of
Iowa towns. Tho inquiry will bo con-
Unued
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
A poatmnator short In mln Accounts.

oswEoo, N, ", May 49, Inspector
Morris, who has been making an oxam-
inatlon Of the accounts Of Postmaster
Whitaker Of the village Of Fulton, Os-
wego county, has discovered q shortage
Of 5000, Deputy Postmaster Morton has
been placed In charge OF the Office, II
is understood that the shortage has boon
made good by Whittakors bondsmon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Mcrtlnr OF Tho plIrrlm sooIotY.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, May es.--At tho
annual meeting Of Tho Pilgrim society
yesterday John ID. Long was chosen
presidents Henry Stioknoy Of Baltimore,
Willirm Eyorts, Frederick H. Ames and
II, NJ. Dexter, vice presidents; w, s,
Danforth Of Plymouth, secretary, and
Isaac N. Stoddurd Of Plymouth, troos-
urpr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Mrs. Ayor Sustained.

NEW YonR, May 9S.--Judgo Days
decision In tho Harriet Hubbard Ayor
caso sustaina Mira, Aver on all points
and severely oriticiaos tho action OF j..
w, Seymour and his associates In the
Recamicr company. Seymour'e appli-
cation for dlsmlssal Of the proceedings Ia
denied and tho injunction obtained by
Mrs. Aver IN continued.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

The balamiu healing and soothing
properties OF Samaritan Neryine arc
marvellous,
"My brother, aged 10, had dts from
his Infancy, Samaritan Nefyne cured
him" A, W, Curtis, Oaakls, MINI, el,'
90 NJ druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
UNCLE GAM ROBBED.
Tfisvsa nnteE the 0hieaRe featemee and
aeoars Many Registered Packages

hephie many h"tAaee'oN A"'"et'"
CHioAao, May ~, When Postmaster
BextOn came down 10 his office this
morning he was met by o subordinate
official who told him the dataila Of ono
OF the largest TObberias OF registered
mail ever committed Ia the Chicago
pOstOiiioe, The vault Ia Superintendent
A, Ii, Iloward's division had been entered
evidently by an employe familiar with
the place and eighty'slE registered
packages all ready 70 put In pouches
Today for their destinations distracted
and no trace left An investigation waa
az once begun when II was learned that
the night clerk coming on duty Sunday
night did not receipt for tho packages 10
th6 day clerk, whom he relieved, tho lat
tor heing In hurry 10 got away and
deferred taking a receipt hll Monday
morning when he In turn relieved the
night clerk, IL was then discovered that
elghty-slK registered paokagea we're
missing and could not be accounted for,
The robbery was committed Sunday
night, but tho amount OF money con-
tained Ia tho packages cannot be aaoer,
tained for some days Two employees OF
tho poatOiiioe arc suspected Of the theft,
but Postmaster Sexton declines 10 make
public their names pending further
investigation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

A representative OF Chas. II. Jones,
pension attorney Of Wayneaburg, Ohio,
will be at the Hurford, Canton, Ohio,
on Wednesday, Wednesday evening
and Thursday, June 5 and 9, 1850, pre-
pared for all business in his line.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Now York Money Marhet.

NrW YOnK, May "a
Money closed NJ . per cent? lowest rate,
= per cent? higheat, per cent
lEohange olOsed steady posted raioa, N,bsiD
A.h0IG actual rates, el,blbblHlgl for alxty days
ana Atplbih hJl4 for demand.
Governmental closed steady currency lA
l,slA bidl "a coupon, i.sgh bldi 90 do, lOiN
bid.
Pacific bonds closed ~ followg Union hrta,
la 20 i,iNi land grants, lW 70 l,Ul sinking
inndA. Ll1Al CenlrAla. l.lh % llO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
New York Produce Exchange.

NhW YUIN, May ~
FLOUR Closed quiet prices unchanged
winter, fine gradea, e22Sihadni spring do, $500
6e,bO, aupefhne wlnler ts.0sbalb do spring,
eAtft9OI extra No, 2 winter NllUlbbnO
southern Hour CLOSED dull trade and family
extras ell0bhlb,
HYE-DulL
HARLEY Nominal,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Western creamery, loD
l7lGoi do eastern, lIlbllo,
ClllcEaE= Steady factory, Now York ohod-
day, Nlf6bHJ6e,
Ed0A atoadyt freah eastern iirata, llDiilGol
Canadian do, illlpi western, lHlGlOlBlu.
SUGAR. Raw dull, fair refining, GAo.
COFFEE Spot lots steady fair Rio, 1920.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Ccughiln ana sullivan FORMALLY Arrested.

CHICAGO, May 9s,-Daniol Coughlin,
the dctootyo, and T., o, Sullivan, tho
Lakoviow Ice dealer, were formally ar.
rested tonight ON the charge Of murder
ing DR., Cronin. Aftor the formal read
Ing Of the warrants Coughlin waa lOd
from his cell In the Harrison street sta
ton and, accompanied by his attorney,
W. s, Forrest, was takon 10 the Chicago
avenue police station, where after brief
proceedings, no waa committed 10 tho
county Jail without bail, Tho inform0-
ton upon which the warrants for the ar
roSt Of Coughlln and Sullivan were
sworn 10 by John Joseph Cronln, u
brother OF the murdered man, Sullivan
was arrested after eating his supper nj
homo and was held prisoner In Lato-
yloy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

LIMA, May 20 -rheo Won Blon, q
machlniat, was working near q belt
when board caught In II aud was
hurled against him, striking him with
terrific force and probably fatally In
jurlng him,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Ennl LIhorlr ontlle NLarkol.

East LinnRrY, Pa, May 49,
CATrLn=Reosipta, i,ll0 head, ahipmontA
so head, Market hrn and prlooa unchanged
one car shipped 10 New York,
HOGS =llouulptH b,U0 hoad shipments, 1900
head Market Hlowi all grades, SAOOlDi,Tb
Fifteen cars shipped 10 Now York
SHEEP Reoeipta, 0,A00 hoadi shipments
0,e0l head, Market strong prlooa unchanged
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

New YoRK, May es. Tho World prints
the correspondence between Mrs, NJ. M.
Smith of Baltimore and Rev. II. O..
Schor, who killed himself Sunday.
Schofr mailed the lottors 10 The World
before shooting himself, and enclosed
Mrs, Smiths picture, endorsed, "Tho
woman who ruined my life"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

The nineteenth Annual Reunion OF
the deaoendanta OF Danuel Smith Will
be held June 9Th, at the residence OF
Geo, Il, 10, Franklin Smith on tho farm
OF leli Smith, All who are In any way
connected are cordially invited 10 at'
tend, ELL SMITH, Pres,
LEWIS smith, SOC,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Chicago Market,
CnInAao, May %.

CHICAGO, May W.
WHEAT Was duh aud lower,
COliN=Maa dull hnd shade lower
OArH=Wcre weak and closed Ao lower,
pROVlSiONS=W =Wero moderately aoiYe,
Tho only feature was n sharp bulge In porg,
Prices onApd OF on realizing sales, Pork
closed lnlblto hlghog lard about steady and
ribs about bQD1lfG higher.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Too Much Haste.

NEW York, May 2s. In tho Bishop
inquest DR.. Robertson, the mind readers
regular physician, testified that he had
ofton seen Bishop IN catalepsy, when ho
seemed dead Witness would not have
performed an autopsy 10 hastily as II was
done. The hearing will proceed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Building Notice.

Notice II hurohy glyon that scaled bids VIII be
received BY hr clerk Of the Hoard 0f Education Of
MnplttOn Special School District ~ Maplctnn
Htafk county ohio. until twelve O'Clock noon, on
tho dny VI June, A, d. 1899,
Each hid shall contain the nAno OF eVrfy peftnn
interested IN the aanlt and shall bu accompanied BY
nuflC M guarantee " some responsible dtlnirf,
odtd person thnt II the bid bu accepted, contract
proper an urud,
sud Hoard reserve the rrt 70 reject any or all
hlda specifications furnished on application 70
Clerk,
PHILIP AltEARHR
Clerk OF said board VI Education,
MnY nlIt lAlln. .ln.hMs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
LinhtanwAltar nannion

The second annual reunion OF the
Llehtenwalter family will DO held at
the fair grounds on Thursday, June y,
1889, Any relatives who may not have
received a personal notice arc hereby
requested ~ be present.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
rlopod Win a protty rypowrllor.

OTTAWA, Ont, May e9. Capt George
Dennison OF the Sixth Fusileors has
eloped with pretty typewriter, leaving
a wife and six children behind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

WAsHN0ToN, May 2s,-Vho announce
ment made that Frank II. Smith would
be made postmaster at Washington was
premature. Postmaster General Wana-
maker said that no change was oontom-
plated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

A Valuable Marble Quarry Discovered
HoLDN, Mo-, May 27--lSpecial. T. A
marble of superior quality has been
discovered near this place. II 10 fifteen
feet thick and near the surface, There
are 500 acres OF IL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

PETERSBURG, Va, May 29.--Wllllam
Ronne Rufln great-grandson Of Thomas
Jefferson, and well known throughout
the country ~ u successful stock raiser
and turf man, died this morning at his
homo In Chesterfield county, aged A.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

When TAby was sick No gave her cas'oria'
when ahe was a ohild, She cried for oaatorla'
Whom ahe became Miss, she olung 70 oAa'oriA'
whsn she had chlldren. she gave them canlorlA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

There WA prolonged conference In
tho afternoon between Mayor Cregier,
States Attorney Longoneok6r Corpora
ton Counsel Hutchinson and Attorneys
Luther, Latin, Mills and w, j, llynea,
the two lattor representing the friends
and adhorenta OF the murdered man,
Tho report was circulated and generally
believed that tho participants were on
gagged In an examination OF the papers
and anldavia. which had been collected
hy Cronln Ank which bore on the alleged
miaapproprintl0n OF Clan Na,0ael funds,
and IN addition II was stated that whole
sale arrests Of people named In the
papers were imminent All this waa do
MED when the conference cAnio 10 an
Gnd, tho atntea attorney making tho Gm'
phatio declaration that tho only object
of the conference was 10 atraghtcn out
tho evidence already given aud pilldNvlta
takon IN order that there might bo q clear
field for the opening Of the ooroncr'a In
quiry to-day, II wOa also giyon out that
none Of the private p0pcra Of the de-
GolMoG had b0cn examined and that they
would under no circumstances figure In
the inquest,
Tho atatomcnta printed that DIR,
Cronn was removed ~ q result Of q
secret trial conducted by the Clan.Na-
Gael organization 10 omphatleally
resented by members Of that or
ganllation. Luke Dillon Of Phil.
adolphla, who olaima 10 be In this city
as Che representative Of the national
body, issued card to the public ompha-
sizing this fact,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

For that tired, dull headache, dIow6y
feeling, take Rlnehart'a Liver Pills. 1 q
dose. Durbln, Wright a Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

Detective Coughlln Ia alllled locked lp
at the Harrison street station, but he has
been provided with Gonyenlenceh Ia the
shape Of furniture and bedding, which
tend 70 mitigate the discomfort OF hln
confinement, According 10 the authorl'
ties no one, not even tho lieutenant IN
charge Of tho station, has been allowed
10 converse with him during the day,
The report that l., o, Sullivan, the ioe
man, had been arrested on huapleinn
turns out 10 be incorrect, although he Ii
under such surveillance % would make
ID impossible for him 10 leave the city,
In hia case, aa Ia MeGeehana, the au'
thortlea arc Inclined 10 90 slow, and 10
act upon accumulated faeta rather than
upon the stories and statements made In
hot blOOd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
HUNTING FOR EVIDENCE.
THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN THE
eRoNlN ASSASSINATION CASE,

Ooughiin and Sullivan Formally Arrested
Charged with Murder aad Committed
without Baii-The Authorities pls'
claim Any knowledge VI the Where
abouts of MeGeehan, Although II ID
neiieyed No Ia Under Leek aud Rer
CHICAGO, May ea-Ati II o'clock last
night the status Of tho Investigation lnto
the Cronin assassination was about tho
salne as il was twelve hours before Very
little progress was mada during tho day
despite the repeated denlala 0t tho police
authOrities who with some show OF dis
temper disolaim any knowledge OF his
whereabouts, IL Is definitely known that
Peter MeQeehah, tho Philadelphia plaQk'
smith who Is sAuspeeted Of being the pfinH
Glpal factor Ia the assassination 10 CON
fined IN ono Of the dark celia beneath tlie
detective department Ia the elty nan,
No attempt las 10 far been made 70 put
him "0n lhe rack" OF In tho sweat box,
the authorities pFeterrlng 70 await FUR
thor developments before subleepng MN
10 an incubation, The fact y that they
arc more than a little Ia doubt % 70 inc
ground they are lfaadlng on, More thhh
one prominent official connected win
tho department has questioned very 20,
ri0nsly whether any reasonable ground
existed for MoGeehana arrest, and they
are not very backward about expressing
the opinion that should the move prove
false one Il will be aa unfortunate for
the department and for the Interests OF
lusiiee as Il will prove fortunate FOR inc
real ulminnla, ~ whom every hour OF
delay may just now be OF iniinlte value
and Importance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

plating marriage aware OF physical weak
Gss pSwS5S saScSS Sp0.SpSy sSsySoS q
Il0 Ehc r,acoa himself ;ndor tho caro- OF DIR.
Ai,h lttT, may c0nido Ia bis hopovag n gon-
lloman, and confidently rely on his. elill as
phyalonn. DIR. ALBERT has had many
years. experience In houpltaln and private
practice and 10 graduate OF tho mopt eminent
Medical Colleges OF tho United Btatoa.