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| Bill an act to incorporate the waterviIle
Loan. Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Bill an act to incorporate the trustees of
Van Buren, College.
Bill an act to fix the salaries of the
County Commissioners of Androscoggin
| County.
| Bill an act to amend the charter of the
Maine Baptist Educational Society.
Bill an act relating to the compensation
of the County Commissioners Of Knox
county.
| Bill an act to amend sec. SO of chan, 40
of the X. S. relating to inland fisheries
| Bill an act TO amend chap. lis of
r. 5. relating to salaries of Judge and
Register of Probate for the County of York
| Bill an act establishing the compensation
of the Clerk of the Judicial Courts in the
County of Piscsiaquis.
Bill an act to FIX the salaries of the Jus &c
and Register of Probate and the County
Commissioners of Waldo County.
Bill an act to authorize the erection of a
hsh weir in the tide waters of Black Island
Gut.
Bill an act to build and maintain fsh
weir in Pleasant river in the town Of Addi-
son.
Bill IN act for the protection Of trout and
pickerel and 10 regulate the taking Of the
same from the Great brook, Shorey's, Sta
pies and Parker's brooks in the town of
Eliot.
Bill an act to incorporate the Camden and
Rockport street railroad.
Bill an act to amend section 81 Of chapter
~ of the Revised Statutes relating TO inland
fisheries.
Bill an act to amend and add to an act to
incorporate the Lime Rock Railroad Com
pany.
bal an act to authorize the Dexter and
Piscataquis Railroad Company to lease it,
railroad.
Bill an act to incorporate the Machias |
Water Company.
Bill an act to incorporate the Knox Bank |
ing and Trust Company.
Bill al act t. provide for the election of
school cemmittee in the town of Deerius.
Bill IN act TO prohit fishing in the Nevers
brook in lie town Of S~eden, oxford couu-
y, Carsley and Rogers brooks in Brideteu.
Tinglsy brook in Bridston and Naples and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
Az I5pldcmlc ~ Robbora,

ERIE, March 30, Eric Ia undcr the ban
Of thieves, footp0ds and house burglars
again. They seem 20 have struck the
city with the coming of spring, Last
night Mr.. Albert Smith left his home 10
take q late train, and had his Eatchel In
his hand and considerable money on his
person llo was waylaid and robbed,
and while the highw0ymon wcro going
through him he indiscrcctly called onG
of the party by nRmo AZ this his
0ssoilants set upon him with the inten.
ton Of numbering him. His crica
brought help and Smiths life was saved.
This morning four Of the party were ar.
rested on charge Of highway robbery
and assault with intent TO kin Smiths
injuries are serious
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
Tic wnndcrInp r,.IIrc,ldcnt.

JACKSONVILLE March 3O,-ES.Presi
dent Cleveland and party spent last nigh
at Lake Alfred, Some Of The party went
fishing carly in thc morning and caught
sevonty.Hyo trout Tho party reached
Sanford at o'clock, where a short stop
was made Large crowds visited the
cur and were presented TO the eX-presk
dent, TWsyillo was reached at 4 o'clock
Hero the party was escorted on boHrd
the steamer st. Lucic, which will convey
them 10 Jupiter inlet The cabin and
statero0ms were lined with flowers, the
offering Of the people Of Titusville.
After three days lllhing at Jupiter Jack!
sonyille will be visited for day or two.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
serlnna Itfeleht Colllslnn.

JAMESTOWN, NJ Y, April Ia serious
freight collision occurred three miles
west Of here, NJ llj2O A. NJ, on tho Now
York, Pongaylyapia aud Ohio railroad,
Tho aeOond section OF eastbound train
No, NJ ran past orders at Lakewood and
colllded with tho woGtbound train No. OIL
and fifteen loadod cars were wrecked,
Engineer Hiram Freeman, Of the wost.
bound freight, was dangerously Injured
about tho head, Conductor Yocum was
badly gcaldc1 and Fireman r. n Carney
slightly injured. Tho crow Of train No,
"a Jumped and escaped Injury The track
was blocked fos over ten hours.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
TERRIFIC HURRICANE.
-Four American WaFahipa Wrecked
and Many Officers and
Mou Drowned,

LospoN March 0O,-Dlspatohes juat
received from Auckland state that a ter
riao hurricane has swept the samoan
Islands and waters, wTeol,lng tho Amoh,
can wawhlps yandalia Trenton and
NlpsloI and the German war vessels DIVA,
Adler and Eber OF tho American
crews, four officers and forty-aix men
were drowned, and Of tho German crews
nine officers and eighty'seyen men lost
their lives,
The oablegama In reference to the 70,
ported wreoklng Of tho three American
men'of'war at Samoa were sent TO Seore,
tary Tracy, at the Arno, In Washington
at an early hour this morning, and he
sent down word that ho had yet received
no information ON the subject,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
Their soml.Annuoi vI.IL

PITTsDuRd, April 2.-Yostorlay the
Chinese Of the two cities paid their semi.
annual visit 10 UniondNlo cemetery 10
feed their dead and frightcn of the evil
spirits which might b0 troubling thcm,
a wagon load of baked meats and dellca-
cios wOs distributed among the graves at
Uni0ndalo cemetery, income was burned
and paper, representing money, waa
burned over each grave Some fuses and
llrCcrOokom were set Oft 10 frighton dny
devils thatmay bo lurking In tho vicinity,
Aftorromaining at the graves for several
hours, the bulk of tho goods wa9 no.
loaded, taken back 20 the store Of Quong
Wah Sung ~ Co., on Second avenue, and
carefully packed away,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
nIn cnn.rlrnno amnlr IIln.

HANEsyllLE, o., April IA clear case
OF an awakOned conscience sccm6 10 have
occurred In this city A secondhand
store was robbed Of o gold watch valued
0t $50, and all cforta 10 catch tho thief
woro without avail. Last night, how.
ever, the watch and u noto were brought
10 the store by two small boys, who
stated that th0y woro handed 10 them
with the request that they bo left there.
Tho note stated that the person taking
the watch was thoroughly sorry that h0
had dono no, aud he took that method OF
making roparation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
Itafl Thirtoon pays.

PRovNoETowN, March Solicitors
from Captain Durham Of the whaling
schooner VIM. A, Grozier report her ar
rival at 81, Vincent II. l., having on
board two sailors OF the Boston bark
Albert Russell, New York for Australia,
which had been wrecked, the rest Of the
crew and the captains wife and two
little girls being lost, The two men res.
cuod had been on raft thirteen days
with very scanty food, They had euf-
fered terribly and one Of them will die,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

PITwBURo, April There arc indca.
tlons Of general shut down OF tho coal
mines along tho Monongnhela river 10.
day. Anumbor Of the operators partially
closed down their works Saturday They
say that to-day nearly oil Of the minoa
win DO shut down or closed until tho
miners agroo 10 n reduction in wagos 10
two and ono-half cents. Tho shut down
win affect 0,000 miners. There are now
about 100000 buohels Of coal loaded
and ready for shipment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
nap[Y FROM THE pofa.
In Answer sent 20 nim fsom the American
HeiaFehy


BALTIMORE, April 1.-The following u
q Translation Of lhe reply Of Pope loo
XIII 10 the letter Reit 10 him by tho
American hierarchy on the question Qf
the temporal power Of the holy aeel We
have read your powerful and Impressive
letter Of Deo. AOl Il does honor TO you,
whilst II affords us no little consolation,
Nothing could be more appropriate 10
tho time on more worthy Of your high
oiico than the public defense of tho lib.
0rty and rights OF tho Apostolic 500 and
tie devoted clergy. Of italy against the
attack Of those WHO, holding f0roible pos
session OF our 0ity, endeaYQr by threats
of punishment 10 6tna tho very voices
Of th0ae whose duty " 10 10 proclaim the
laws Of tho church. And because you
have made tha defence With prudence
and vigor, both Justice and religion owe
You debt Of gratitude and this tho
more because your def6nhe has tho merlt
Of oonsianoy, These striking proofs 0f
faith and zeal serve 10 bind our hearts IN
closer union, and inspire va with the
pleasing hope that your words will have
weight with even those who, though not
In communion with nA ara at least un-
biased wllnessea Of the injuries inflicted
upon ua and tho church, Moreover wo
afe cOnsoled, not only because your
declarations, which arc IN accord with
tho other dlgnatarlea OF the church, may
win the jealous support Of upright
and intelligent menl but we rejoice la
this that your prayers, united with those
Of tho rGst Of tio faithful, confirm and
Increase our confidence Ia the almighty
power and ever watohfm providence
OF God.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
pnhlln Nom nodnrllnn.

WASHINGTON, April THE reduction
In tho public debt, during March past,
amounted 10 oSl3, Cos, 0)b, and for the first
nino months Of tho current fiscal year
$50, O,0000O Tho total debt, less cash In
The treasury, amounted 10 81 IA, ,OS3 6O9,
Tho net cash or surplus In the treasury Il
SBd ,006, 800, against $40 000 1853 u month
ago. Tho gold fund balance In tho
treasury has increased about Sl5O,0OO
during thopast month, and now amounts
TO SlO187ii9l, and the silver fund
balance exclusive Of OOO0, 900 trade dol.
lar bullion, has decreased about $40, 600,
and now amounts 10 500 iiO,G9S.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
sepsatloaai Execution.

DANvlLLE, Va, March 80 The execu.
ton Of jed. Pritchett, who was sentenced
TO death for outraging the person Of a
small white girl near Danvillo last juno,
took place yesterday II was highly SEN
satiohol. The prisoner fought like tiger
and refused 10 stand on the trap. The
trap was finally sprung and Pritchett was
pushed OIL the sc0ffold TO his doom, Tho
services Of -four deputies was required TO
execute him. Under the statute the body
was shipped 10 the University Of Vir.
ginia for dissection.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
Tho old rronI,lln 40 partIolpato,

WASHINGTON, April Capt A. p.
Cooke, Of the navy, commanding tho 70.
6oiying ship Franklin, ut tho navy yard,
Norfolk, Va, ~ reglaterod nj tho navy
department. Ho Ii here for the purpose
Of receiving instructions from the navy
department In regard 10 fitting out tho
old Franklin, 10 % 10 take part In tho
centennial celebration NJ New York on
April 30. Tho Franklin isa full riggod
ship, and In her time aho was considered
ono Of the finest models She w0R Far
raButa flagship whom ho went 10 Europe
riQht after tho wqr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
Mnrdnrnd NJ Nnunr,lnwn.

YoUNdsTowN, April Milton Lmgor,
u Finn employed nt tho warehouse Of
Brown, Bonnoll & Coz was found yoster.
day morning lying unconscious in a
cellar, near his boarding house, with his
pockets rillod, llo was taken TO tho hos
pital, whore he died at noon without
gaining consciousness, His skull waf
fractured aid other marks Of violence
woro found ON his person, An inquest
will be held, Linger leaves a family in
Finland
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
KInId Ills Tnther.In.Lnw.

CLEvELAitD, April "A special from
Bascom, o., says that William Green, o
crippled fiddler, went 10 the house OF his
son-ip-law, Phillip Miller, with whom he
had not been on Very friendly terms, to
invite him 10 an evening party at Green's
house, a dispute arose between them,
when Miller seized an axe and struck
Green twice on the head, inficting fatal
injuries, Miller Is In iQil
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
No Action Tallcn On IIni,lond'a Case.

WASHINGTON March 30. In the secret
session thIs afternoon the nomination Of
Murat llaletCud 10 No minister 10 Ger.
many was debated for throo hours Tho
Republican senator's did most Of elnlk.
ing, which was not Of as interesting or
exciting nature Os tho former debate.
Mr., Teller made an attack on Mr.. Hal.
stead, quoting his published lcttcragainst
Gen, Grant, written 10 Mr. Chase AZ the
time hc was secretary of war. Mr.
Spooncr made a speech In defense OF Mr.
llalStCad The debate was prolonged ap-
parenlIy with n Wow 10 delaying final
action on the nomination. The senate
finally adjourned without voting on thd
motion of Senator Sherman to reconsider
the vote by which the nomination was
rejected, IL Is claimed by the friends Of
Mr. llOlstCad that Senators Blackburn,
Walthall, Ransom and possibly Eustis
will vote for the confirmation Of the
nomination when the time comes, The
matter viii be settled to-day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 3l.--lligh-
teen military companies from the south
ern states have already signed tho opee-
mcnt TO participate In the interstate priZo
drill hore on Aprili0, i and le, and u sex
pected that thirty.threo win sign before
tho end Of this week, Next Thursday 10
Fred Douglas day at tho sub.tropioal
exposition, Tho vonoyabl0 orator VIII be
present, together with probably 10000
momhefa OF hla rnne.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

BoaToN, April 1,--lIon, Jacob Sleeper,
tho woll-lnown phllanthropiat, died to'
day, aged b7 years, lle was born la
New Castle, Maine, settled In Boston In
1895, aiAl amamed a large fortune In the
Wholesale clothing tndo and In real
estate transactions, lle served In tho
legislature and held many public Offices
aud positions Of trust, including those OF
vioo-proaldent OF the American Bible 30,
olety, oyomoor Of Harvard college, direO-
TOR Of tho National Bank Of Commerce
and Of the North American Insurance
Company, and trustee Of many Estates
lie was one Of the foundor Of Tho Boston
university, and tho Jacob Sleeper hall,
connected with that institution was
largely his own gift, llo was also tho
chief founder Of Wesleyan missionary
home at Newton, and over one hundred
churches throughout Now England have
been helped by him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

w, w. DUDLEY, he Of the "blocks of
hve' letter, claims he is the chap who
secured the appointment Of Corporal
Tanner He and Tanner are said to be
very chummy. They frequently dine
together at the Ebbitt House, Washing
ton, Dudley claims he win name most
of the bureau officers in the pension de.
partment TO be appointed by Tanner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
red sullI,nn Leaye. the wnahInrlon.

WASHINGTON, April tied suliyon'a
duties as manager Of tho Washington
baseball club cease today. He will leave
about the latter part Of the wool, for o
trip through England 10 see what pros.
pocts there are of organizing two pro.
fosslonal tOams and playing alternately
In London and Paris, A wol.known
Washingtonian h backing the enterprise,
and Sullivan hopes TO establish baseball
on q permanent basis in tho old country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

NoRwALK, Ct., March 30, The fifty
stevedores employed at Wilson's Point
struck last night for an increase OF wages
TO Si,75 per night, 70 compensate them
for the refusal Of the Housntonlo Rail.
road company, 10 allow them TO ride 10
and from the Point on trains. The trans
for OF freight was somewhat delayed,
but the company has granted tho in.
crease and most Of the men are again at
work,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
THE PRIZE Rlso.
The Fay'aiewHrt Flght stopped on q gl--
WeII aud MUMMY 10 Mnel Tn-N

NpN HhN hNlphf 10 hhel TON ff
FAIL RlyER Mass, March 30 nee
Fay aud "Chlp" Stewart, local light
weights fought lat night with aldn-tIghi
gloves, 4ueensberry rules, The fight waa
TO be 10 o finish Tor $3.50 side, Fay
weighed lHl l'e and Stewart leG pOunda,
The affair came OIL nt Tiyert0n, Inst Oyei
tho Rhode Island limo, and was very
quiet only q few having tho "tip," The
mon were In fine condition, They had
eleven rounds, and tho Fight wns then
stopped on u claim 0f foul, which w8
diaal0wcd tho referee declaring q draw,
with tho bclH on, II wlH tho general
opinion that Fay would have won Il the
light had gone tO a finish
ClucNOO, March 80, Tho feather.
weight finish eight between Weir and
Murphy will probably take place lato
tonight Or early Sunday morning, Mur,
ply, accompanied by hl bacier and
lralnor arrived hero from Boloit this
evening Ito stripped tonight NJ llG
poundl-tho lighting weight and h IN
ilno condition, Wcir la alO In good form
and confident 0f winning, Murphy aud
hiH party left for tho baltic m0und late
Tonight but the Spider N slill In the city.
The betting to-day was lively, thore
being, plenty Of Murphy money to be
placed oven,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
rhn rlr,l onnrLnlAn rnllnrna.

New York, April 9,--Tho failures Cor
the frat quarter OF 1880 os reported by
Il. G.. Dun & Co.'S mercantile agency,
number 8,g0l, os against 2Ols for the
corresponding three months Of 1893, The
liabilities fcr the lmt quarter Of 1880 are
$i9, ass 600, M against S3s, ,s3l 900 for the
first quarter OF 1888. Thcfailurcs In Can
ada numbered B95 for the FIRST quarter Of
1880, with liabilities Of "a ,S69 600, while
those in the first quarter Of 1888 were
$40 IN number, with Liabilities Of 50, 02O,
mn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
no Imnrnrn iInrhnr.

BALTIMORE, Adril Lit Is intended 10
improve the channel leading into thia
harbor by widening II at different points
and roctifying Irregularities 30 as 70
facilitate the passage of large vessels.
In the accomplishment Of this IL will bo
necessary 10 romovo ,900,00 cubic yards
Of material Tho contract for the work
has been awarded 10 tho American
Dredging company of Philadelphia Of
giBg 900
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
oriorcd 10 Chioaao.

wAsuMoToN, April l.--ool Michael
Sheridan, assistant adjuiant general nov
on duty in tho war department, will
shortly be relieved and ordered 10 Chi.
cabo, He has been quite busily engaged
for some time settling up the estate OF hia
brother, the late Con, Sheridan, and now
that tho blsiness ~ in good shape he will
leave y " ah early dato 10 enter upon
HIS duticd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

CHICAGO, April 1 Decker q Unrath's
packing house, 1888 and 100. Fulton street
This city, burned yesterday morning.
The loae 10 estimated at $4,000, which is
fully covered by insurance. II Is be.
lioved that the fire was caused from
sparks from q stove on the first floor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

WASHINGTON March so. Senator
Hawloy, chairman Of the senate commit.
tee on military affairs, recently addressed
a letter to Gen, Schoheld, calling his at
tention TO the assault upon Governor
Beaver, Of Pennsylvania, by Mai George
A, Amcs, retired, Senator Hawley TO.
day received a reply which he refused 10
make public, He expressed the opinion
that o court martial would be ordered 10
try Mai. Armcs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
WANDA.

Running mile laiIS, half SIN, sired
by Waverly, son OF imp. Australian,
first dam Wild Nan by IImbry's Lex.
ington, second dam Glencellin by Rim
gold, third dam Glenluce by imp. Glen.
ere, fourth dam by Am. Eclipse, ETC., TO
the 18th dam. See American Stud
Book, vol. 4, page 507. Fee $50 by the
season, $50 10 insure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
A wntchmnn Klllcd a nI, po,t,

SHErnERDsTowN, w. Va, April L.
Frank Beaham, u watohman on the
shenandoah Valley railroad, was shot
Saturday night and instantly killed while
on duty in his Matchbox. The assassin
used q 8e-caliber revolver, and fired
through a window. John Cameron, who
lives IN the vicinity, has been arrested on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

PARIS, April THE Effel tower
nearly twelve hundred feet high, is
completed. The exposition Is not
ready for show. The great cases from
the United States are Still unpacked.
ThN buildings are going rapidly ahead.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
DECLINES WITH THANKS.
Tho widow OF stonowai jackson VIII
Not Accept Postoflco.

Tho Widow OF stonowali jackson win
Not Accept u Postoncc'
BALTIMORE, Md, March 80. - The
Americans special from Richmond, Va,
says. Recently the assurance was con.
veyed 10 tho widow Of Stonewall jack
son at the request Of ono who spoke for
the president and postmaster general,
that they desired her 10 accept appoint
mont as postmistross Of Lexington, VI.
Mrs. Jackson has not been . resident Of
Lexington for many yoatA, ahd now hyQs
In Randolph county. In roply 10 THO
letter that informed Der that she h9d
only TO signify her willingness 10 accept
TO receive the appointment was that
while sensible OF the kindness which
prompted the move, she must positively
decline, She stated that or father Is
0i yoors old and needs her; that LeSing
ton did not suit her health, though she
dearly loved its people, and that she did
not possegs tho requisite qualifications
for the office. II wasreprosented that In
this movement President Harrison and
Mr.. Wanamakor desired TO express their
high appreciation Of q great Confederate
general, and IN 80 doing give evidence OF
their fraternol feeling for the Confeder
ate soldiers,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
A aoWs UNFORTUNATE GNo,
ne Toll Ipto Coke oven ana nurned Ia
Death,

UMoSTowS, March a0,-John Harris,
o l8yoOr'old boy, was riding on the larry,
used 10 Chnrg0 the coke ovens M Tho
Percy coke works, with a companion.
The larry paascs directly over Tie coke
oven mouths, and when II stopped rup,
ming tho lad Harris supposed t6cy were
past Rll tho ovens and stepped OF the
roar opd Of the larry directly into coke
oven which was blazing upalX foot above
the mouth Tho boy sank into II ann
pIta and wan completely cnvclopCd In
ilamca, while his feet aud logs were In
the mass Of rcd hot coal In the oven,
The driver Of tho larry saw what had
occurred and hastCncd 10 the boys help,
getting him out In ten seconds uitur hG
Tell In, but In that short timo young
Harris was burned all over great flakes
Of flesh falling on, while his clothing
was cha1cd into q cindcr ScurcClya
spot was on him that wag not scorched
and burned Although suffering hor.
ribly, the child Is gtll living with No
hOpea Of hg recovery,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
MOSCOE.

Sired by Hylas, 9.2i1f; Arst dam by
Strattle Buck, son of Bonny Morgan.
Fee, season $i0, to insure 920.
B-Sprlng Season from February 18th
to July LIST. Fall Season from Septem-
Der 1st 10 November 18th.
EH-I want to rent the use Of fifteen
WANDA MARES to breed to "Blaclk
Cloud" In March. | will make IL an
object 10 owners of mares. Send or
call for extended pedigree Of stations.
fobgi.hm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
five 10 Ton Per Cent, Hcduetion.

HARRIsBuRc, April "a reduction q
from B 10 10 por cent. in the wages Of
employees Of the Pennsylvania steel works
went into effect yesterday IN accordance
with O notice previously given, The re-
duction affects 5000 men,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

Reports from New York state thai
Mrs. james G., Blaine, Jr., is still quar-
tered Nt the New York hotel and study
Ing bard for her approaching debut ou
ths professional stage, She says thei0
C6p be no reconciliation between her and
hdr huabnnd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
RED JACKET.

Sired by Red Eagle, son Of Grey Eagle,
llrst dam Lady Woodbridge, by Frank
Boston, second dam Lady Evens, by
Trimble's Eclipse, third dam Cavarnes,
by Am, Eclipse, etc, to nineteenth dam.
See American Stud Book, vol. 8. Fee,
Sl5 by season, or 1926 TO insure.