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The Butte daily miner., 1889-01-01
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81. 90 &7i W. PARK ST.

PINKIIAMS will
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Of Tire. and eight piece Chamber suits from s,S" s7ss Maresses all
ss9 pi"Ys from ths $to h Chicken Feather to the s5o D%n pair
kinds q Tables. from tn. cheapest desks anything for ts House
Company Suits
tn
Tuwc
h> Inc
Warranted stock Al kinds If Kitchen Ware in stock
lry.s, and hest selected stock IL found la anywhere ,, M .lf
variety STYLES and Set Patterns stock broken Plated
All kinds
for Simmons Refrigerator and Cold Rooms
and in
n
to- Mail Goods on cins,,lnc
W. PINkIIAM
WEST STREET.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
TELeaRApHlo BRIEFS.

Henry Irving will shortly build a
theatre near the Strand, london.
A creamery with q capacity OF 1000
pounds of butter por day Is 10 bc started
0t Belleionto.
Comiskey has been offered his uncon.
ditional release provided ~. Louis ~
admitted 10 the brotherhood,
Maria Dorsey, under life sentence for
the murder OF bcr father, Benjamin j.
Burton, died nj the Providence state
prison last night.
Horace i. Gibbs, convicted Of murder
IN tho second degree at Pontland, Ore,
for killing James McDcvitt, has been
sentenced TO tho penitentiory for lifo
Tho Pennsylvania railroad will shortly
build u bianch line from tho Butler
branch Of tho West Penn road to VIM
field furnace, n distance Of ten miles.
Brookvillc, Rcynoldsvillo and Dubois
aro TO be supplied with fuel from tho
Milestone gas fields Of Elk county Work
has been commenced ON tho limo 10
Brookvillo,
Tho Rochester Hcrald's Washington
ulhpuitll hNlb llllb iltNll - hNuhiui
president OF East Side Savings bunk.
will shortly be appointed postmaster OF
that city,
Advertisements are being prepared at
the navy department and will soon bo
issued for constructing two new steel
cruisers which were authorized by tho
lust congress.
james II. jacobs, Of Lancaster county,
and George Clarke, of Greene county,
whose execution was fixed for next
Thursday, have been respited until tho
Goth of February.
The navy department Is informed OF
tho arrival at San Francisco Of the
United States steamer Thetis from o
cruise In tho Arctic. All on board aro
reported os being well.
The Pan-American delegates and their
wives will leave Washington next Mon-
day for New York City to attend the
reception and banquet TO BIO rendered
them In that city next week.
The latest footing Of the returns for
members Of tho Boston school board
elects Elizabeth @. Keller instead Of
Isabella g. Barrows, she having received
27,SS1 votes TO 2G, $50 for Mrs. BaTows.
A rumor is IN circulation on the Ber-
lin bourse TO the effect the Russian
government ia negotiating for tho pur-
chase of the large kerosene oil plant
owned by Mobiles, at Baku, Tor 10 ,0OOO 900
rubles.
Thursday evening Conrad jacob, a
painter, fell 0distnuceof thirty feet from
The roof of building in Grecnsburg.
On falling he struck fence aud broke
several ribs and injuring himself inter-
nally, He will die.
A paper has been prepared and signed
by Senators Cameron and Quay, Post
master General Wmamakcr and seven
teen members Of the house Of represpn.
tatjves From, Pennsylvania in favor Of
The appointment Of G. 9. Harrison, the
Philadelphia sugar reiiner, to tho
Russian mission 1t will bo presented
To the urpsinpnt npNt week
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

SALT LAKE CRY, Dec. H. Wilfred
Woodruff, George @, Cannon and Joseph
u, Smith, apostles Of tho Mormon
church, have issued another manifesto
unqunlilicdly denying all charges made
against the church in the recent hearing
before Judge Anderson. So far from
any doctrine or teaching Of the church
being hostile to the United States gov
ernment members Of tho church are
under divine command TO vcvere the
constitution as heaven.inspired instru-
ment and obey as supreme all laws made
in pursuance of its provisions. Tho
signers Of the manifesto regard tho at
tempt 30 exclude aliens from naturnli2a-
ton and citizens from elective franchise
ON account OF membership in the Nor
mon churchas impolitc aud a dangerous
encrouChment upon civil and religious
liberty. They earnestly appeal to the
American press and people not to con-
demn The Latter Day Saints unheard.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

sT, LOUIS, Dec, ll,-An accident 90,
cured last night ON tho Wabash railway
near the town of Graham, fourteen miles
west Of here, In which three men were
killed aud four badly Injured, The
dead arej Charlcs helicnhaugh, con-
duotor, sandusky, OBJames EstrrbrOok,
brakeman, eL Charles, Mo- Ed, Ken.
nedy, engineer fcgl on, Mo The In
iured arel l.. King, James Kennedy,
Charloa King and Churrs Stout The
men killed were on tho engine VI Wa,
bash western freight ana were coming
Into the town Of Ferguson, A llat cur
obatructed the truck, and in the collision
the engine and tcnder were thrown from
the track aud the engineer, conductor
and brakeman killed, The injured mon
We're ON the Hat car and saved themselves
by jumping.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
ARAVlN0 MANIAC,
A Nav York Carpenter Endaaypr tp ~
terminate liis famiiY Wy Throwing
Them uut NJ a window

NRW YORH, Dec, l1-J0seph traekO,
a bohemian carpenter who had been out
OF work Tor SOME time, but had secured
employment. became crazy on returning
home laht night and attempted % kill llis
family lilo first attacked his wife, who
succeeded Ia escaping 10 tho rooms Of
another occupant Of tho tenement house
where they lived, No, lil Avenue A,
kackO then seized his G-YearOld son,
Eddie, and threw him out OF the third
story window, Ills daughter Willlel'
nina, aged o, quickly followed, For
tunulely both children struck against q
railing and foil upon tho floor Ot the fire
escape. Mrs krackO managed ~ pull
them into tho window Of the adjoining
apartment. whore she was hidngl but
WilhelmIna, Ia her fright, ran into tho
hall, Her father puraued her down
stairs, aud catching her Ia The yard
kissed her and then threw her violently
down upon the tagging,
by this time several mln Wero trying
10 capture tho lunatiG, but he fought
like q tiger, and breaking away, At
tackled Mr. and Mrs, Friedman, who
live In the hnlne house, They were
badly bruised by kraci0'a blows,
Finally krgoko was oyerpowered and
bound and dragged 10 tho police station,
Here hls strugglss were No violent that
he broke tho rope with which lao was
bound ana his clothes and hair pulled
from him before tho officers could get q
RtraIght'iackr on him. lle was Then
taken "a Bellevue hospital, Tho chill
drcn are not seriously Injured
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
OHIO eREVlTlEs.

Walter Franklin, Big Four brake.
man, Of Springfield, was Instantly killed
nj Franklin, forty milos south Of Spring.
field, Monday morning He fell oil u
car.
Farmer A. G. Allen, Of pitchm, near
Springfield, ordered James Condron, q
hunter, oil his premises Monday There
were somc words passed, and Condrun
pointed his gun ut Allen, II went Oft,
seriously injUrlng The farmer Condron
skipped and has not been found,
Three old citizens Of Sloubenvillc died
Monday morning, David Myers, aged
az Dr Scmplc, aged 81, and James
Blackburn, aged r. All were promi'
ncut business men, and thuir deaths are
universally regretted,
Three burglars drilled the s0fo Of J. n
Adams, u juWclpl Of Georgetown, Sun.
day night, and blowing IL open, robbed
IL OF about $500 worth of goods aud cash.
They then set fire 10 the building and
left 'lhoy were pursued ~ far rs
Bridgeport, where they crossed into
Wheeling and were lost,
Mai Luther Donn'dson, one Of The best
known Of the wealthy citizens Of Cohlm.
bus, died on Sunday lie was an active
Republican and was the father Of the
Holly water system in Columbus,
WAsnlN6loS, Dec, lL-.A delegation
Of about twenty five Sioux Indian chiefs
have arrived here and win have con.
ference with Secretary Noble in day or
two to talk over the agreement which
they have entered into with the Sioux
commission TO code their lands In tho
DUkotus 10 tho government.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
Tho snnrrh for MIR. nllmnn.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. li,-,'rho sonrch
for Mr. Dtman In the Schuylklll river
has been abandoned aud Capt Chostcau
has ordered the boats 10 shore with all
their apparatus, aud che diyor has also
ccasod his efforts. This order was
Issued owing to rcporta made 10 Capt,
Chastcnu by the park guards and tho
diver that they woro convinced that Mr.
Ditman's body was not In the river. A
thorough search was made Of the river
front where tho GrBt wheel marks were
Geon and continued over the whole river
down 10 u point near Girmd avenue
bridge and from shore TO shore, but
failed 10 bring anything 10 the surface
or any indications that the body was In
the river.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
sIlrnll,. Cn.n nnfnrr thn Grnnn Inr,.

WAsHNGToN Dec. 1d.-The case Of O.
II, Silcott, tho dCluulting cashicr of tho
Office of scrgcantat0rms of thc house Of
representatives, IL now before the grand
jury Of the district, and u number Of
witnesses have answered subpunos Is.
sued In the case. As far ns can DO
learned no trace has yet be0n found Of
the present whereabouts Of the nbscond-
ing cashier, Silcott, Requests for pho.
ltogrnphs and descriptive data have boon
received NJ the Office OF the sergeant-at-
arms from detectives In Canada, but 10
far "a known they are made with Wow
to enabling the detectives TO identify tho
fugitive In case no 10 discovered. Tho
special house committee did not meet
yoAterdnY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
snlll,nn WIN MnnL Lncl,.nn.

Boston, Dec. 1d.--The Herald says:
Sullivan and jackson will meet at the
California Athletic club within five
months for u purse Of $4,000, Capt. A.
N. Cooke, Of Boston, has received a
telegram from President Fulda, of that
club, stating that Jackson had cabled his
willingness to meet Sullivan at the Cali
fomia club, II given five months 10 pre-
pure In. Fulda requested Capt. Cooke
to ascertain II Sullivan would meet
Joakson at that time for purse Of SlB,.
00O Sullivan was seen and at once ac-
cepted the proposition, being perfectly
BatieHed with the terms offered and tho
time fixed, Ho will soon SO to Califor-
MIA and prepare there.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
Warren INLAND A.slans.

LoN0 BRANGu N, D., Dec. ll,-War-
rem leland, Jr,, the wel-known hotel
proprietor has made an assignment Of
all his property, including tho Ocean
hotel, Ocean theater, Ocean club house
and his private residence on Chelsea ave-
nue., u Joseph McDermott, q lawyer Of
FreeAold, NJ j., for the benefit OF
creditors. Tho liabilities, including
mortgages, are $4,000, -Four years ago
Mr. Leland'a real estate holdings were
appraised by money lender Nt SEGA, 900,
The first mortgage IL held hy Coudert
Brothers, OF New York, for 100000, Mr.,
Leland states that the assignment was
forced upon him by the Freehold Bank,
ing company, which demanded the pay
ment Of q claim for $500 Ito saya he
will ppy 100 cents on tho dollar, All
creditors except tho banking company
were satisfied with the affairs OF tho
estate, Mr., Lelanda indebleduess, out
side Of real estate encumhoHncea, h not
more than $500,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

NEW ORLEANS, Dec, N.--1'ho Plea
yune's Lake Providence special says:
The steam gin house of w. H. Benia-
min, together with fifty bales of cotton,
was burned Thursday night. Loss, S5,-
600, Cotton picking is nearly over. Not
drop of rain has fallen here in fifteen
days, and the mercury at noon each day
has been nearly so. The negroes have
moro money and are better prepared to
enjoy Christmas bounteously this year
than at any time since the war,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

houe and Gilmore o corpse N the Wooas
across ihe road, Tho wife had been
airangled with q leather thong tightly
wound about her neck, and from tic ap-
pearance Of tho room had made q
desperate struggle fDr her life, Gilmore
committed suicide with an old musket
loaded with buokahot and Inn throat aud
breast were riddled with bullets, The
motive for tho tragedy is thought 10
have been Oilmore'a infatnal0n iur tho
woman, When she refused 10 take adj
vantage Of her husbands absence 10
elope with him Gilmore hrat murdered
her and tllen killed himself, Gilmore
was q bachelor, $50 years old aud had
worked for Mcdonnell for several years,
The wife was ll years old Mcdonnell
Ia substantial farmer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

HurNN, Mon, Dee, l1,-ln defiance
of law another ditprUcclul and brutal
prize ight occurred at Cryatll Sprngl,
near Butte, this morning between fugi.
liam Ward and Gallagher, both well
known in sporting circles, Tho men
fought lOj rounds and punished each
other terribly In DE forly'cight round
Gallagher broke hh arm, but went on
fighting and succeeded in knocking out
his antagonist Ward h ttlll uncon'
sciow lrom the effects Of tho knockout
LlnW.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
Notice to Non-Resident Land
Owners Of Time and Place
of Holding View.
rn nnnrnn stnhldrehrl


Won ara hereby notified that petition has beon
,res,, d tO lhu Auditor VI stark county ONO fen-
rearutluu that the puhllc convenience requires lno
atcrnti0n OF that lart of tho count rQai runnillg
fron MihOlt IN said county 10 Canal Eullon ~ sAll
eountv LunWu nH Jacob KlrkB road, WhlOh lloa ut-
tween nolnt lOu fpot outheuhlMArdb ll,m u slolo
cnlyru on enid rund, ON tho Hue holWurh ltllH
own,d W ~ Suhldrchr aud those Of lhg lelis ., ",
ktnhidiohr nnd II point ~ the intersection oi wy
eest iiie of th, lnnis NJ Md VI stun lrtlr mems
and iht unicr OF said road 70 tllg following Ho,
soilDtd r0ulOi Beginning NJ Hnld M9no nnN9igt,
above described aud flh'lht HuullINelMhlWl iv9
fOot along rnid r0ad, ~ n q ohlWNl9lh WneWny ~
ihe cnrnrr Of lnnda ul the hers ot " hllhNlonr
and thunurs uthtuslwnldy tuuowilninn WI p9,nl
above dcgcrlNor and ptayinB lhat SHVh "''Vl"''o"
bt established
And TINT thr viewers and surveyor 9np3nln,le.u qS
fhn commissioners VI nnd 'infh cuuhlNi Ohi't W
thoir ortl, NJ UocomOpr T. 1870 10 lay out ana buf
yop thr sid f0tl tiOnod for by A, y slgahDuiy
nni ujbep, viii meet ~ tile beginning o. Mll PIP.
pUged rad on the tid dA W January, lbOU lol INV
purposes tet forth IN sbld order
ana the ard day o. January, 100 ig "lho 9W py
when claims f0r comp nBtilOn must he hltu'
paled tho lin day Of Docombcr A. D 1880
a " MANLY,
aeeto hw County Auditor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

PLATrnuRm, ~ Yn Dec. 1.-THE
Third National Bank Of Malone has
closed ~ doors Notice was posted that
dcpositori would bp paid Ia iull, The
suspension was not unexpected, The
bank held o large amount OF the paper
Of the Salmon River Paper company,
and the extension accorded tho company
three months ago by llu8ton and New
York partiea afforded 10 relief 10 tho
bank Tho banking department has
been notified aud nn tsUminor will be-
sent on 10 wind up the Institution,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
orrrnllnn uran Ilnrrell,s rhront

BosroN, Dec, l1--pF, NJ, II, Richard
son yesterday suceeulyCly operated upon
Mr. Lawrence linrrcua throat removing
about Gity Of the lymphutie glands, Mr
Barrett easily rallied from tho effects Of
tho operation aud II h believed that the
trouble with tho glands, from which he
hua suffered more ~ less No intervals for
years, has been permanently obviutcd.
Mr. Barrett Il expected 10 b0 out In u
few days, and when conyulcsccnt Will
proceed tO Gcmm watering place for
Il sutaOn Of rest aud recreation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

Nrw LONDON, CT, Dec. H.-Ex. Prosi.
dent Cleveland and wife were given an
impromptu reception at the railroad stu
ton last evening while en- route 10 New
York. Mr.. Cleveland shook hands with
q great many people, Repeated cheers
were given for Mr.. Cleveland and his
wife, who appeared upon the platform.
Ex-Governor Waller, on invitation, ac-
Onmnnnea them 10 Now York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

IsnPEMNd, Mich, Dec, IA. Three
miners were buried yesterday morning
by u fall OF ground in the Big Chaplin
iron mine at iron Mountain, Mich, Will
lam Leeeh was rescued badly injured
but alive, August Mognusson and Gus.
taf Erickson were taken out dead. AT 9
o'clock last evening another fall took
place in &c" shaft Of the same mine,
killing Ed. Parmenter. Tho body has not
been recovered,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

MNUoy, Dec, lL-Y Yesterday tho Ma,
rIon Gun club presented LEA Williams, q
farmer with aHllyer medal, beautifully
engraved, The presentation was
brought about Ia aaIngulpr manner A
large number Of tho farmers Ia thia
county gave official notice thnt hunting
would not he tolerated on tholr prpm'
lerG duri'" iNr W0rUf H11lon, while AlE
Ina Williams put upa notice reldngl
"llmt ull you please, and when the bell
rings como into dluueE' The notice
pleased thp members, no much 10 that
lhe nhoyu mrhAI Wna lhn ontr0me.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
pilonl piln,l1 1ichinr pilon.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; Intense itching
aud stnging; most at night; worse by
scratching. If allowed to continue tmn-
ors form, which often 'ced and ulcerate,
beeominh very sore. SwAYNEs OlNI-
MGNr stops the itchngan Shedding, heals
liberation, and in most es removes
the timors. AT druggists, or by mail for
10 cents, DR.. Swayne u Son, Philadelphia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
Notice to Land owners Of the
Time and Place of Holding
View.


ro payid ynnt and l. KLINE and others, residing
near pollyar, rlscnrawa, county, ONO
You hro hotehy notified thni on tho liut Monday
IA DoCpmbnr lHsp, n petition WM Moi WIN w
Al ltOr nf stark county ono lorfuAunllnE llh.
of a County road ON The line between for!ons ~
and Qb and bOtWppn sections ~ And 20 ni belne
hem tlwnBhip, and asking for tho ostROlHhmoht o'
Yo,l nre hcrohy notified, that the Viewers aud
anryOyma appointed byt 9 tOnmlssohclh ol hAlN
gnuniV IA their order nf DOcumHur 4, lhdN, in NY
cnI hhd anfvey the anld county r0nd polltoncd Tor
bv t,r0 Undhf nnd 9TH ~, VIII meet NJ he tol'
dgnCn nf GpU nidor In bpthlc en- township on ino
yth dny Of January, ibDj for thcrluipo'o so' y" '"
Aid tho 5jh day Of January 1900 IA "th0 dqy aot
ywhct ella IN, f0r COmnnns tl1n mus ho lllol'
'''' Wv T., l., MANLY
County Auditor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

2ANEsWLLE, o., Dec, li,--Ewin Coul.
tci, aged %, employed ON the larm Of D.
u. McGinngW, CuHs township, won't 10
Dresden Monday morning carrying a
muskct aud went straight 10 the saloon
Of George Hahn and shot him In the
face, killing him instantly Tho mur,
dercr was arrested, but assigns no reason
for the decd II Il said to be the second
man he has killed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
Al Imperfect wlrc. to bo llcmoyod, ::


NEw YoRK, Dec, lA,-After receiving
the decision Of the court authorizing
him ~ remove imperfect electric light
wires from the streets, Commissioner Of
Public Works GirOy notified Rll tho
electric light companies that ho would
begin tho work early this morning. lilo
also made u rcQuisliiOn on the board OF
electrical control for un electrical expert
10 accompany his mcn aud point out
which OF the wires are impOrlcctly In
aulatcd, lie instructed the ymiors com.
panioa 10 phut oil the Curront W \ u. m.
on nll wires, The decision Of the court
athat the commissioner h Justified not
only as an officer hut az u citizen In
ObatIng any public nuisance, The com.
paniea cannot have amy rights which
would bo infringcd by removing dan.
gcroua wires, f0l the Legislature had no
power 10 grant right 10 maintain u
nuisance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
No verdict Returned.

CHICAGO, Dec. i4.-The jury reported
10 the court at $3.50 that IL was not yet
prepared to return u verdict and a recess
until 10 O'Clock was ordered, Thous-
ands Of people besoigcd tho, court build
ng, and the entire reserve police force
OF tho city has bo : called out TO pro.
serve order.
AZ If o'clock the jury had not agreed
and adjourned I'LL 10 la m. to-day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

Tho reason why a woman 10 afraid OF n
mOu6e 10 d profound mystery Indeed II has
lever been very clearly proven that she Ia,
lint some women hre constantly In such 4
nGryOnH, irritable condition that the sliRhte6t
thlnH annOyh ana hiarilee tham, The cause Of
thlh unt0HnnAle state VI AFFAIRS ID usually
some functional arrangement some distress
,nH o. painful irregnlariiy, some derange-
npnt or peculiar Weahnrah Incident 10 her
ahf or II may b0 duo 10 Inflammation, uls
oefAiion or displacement OF hOme Of tho
pelvic Vl4e0iH, on 90 other organic lealOnh
peculiar ~ her sex From whichever cause
u may arise, Dr. fiHrNeH inyOrlte fTeBGrip-
u0n n q pOaiiipe remedy, 30 certain IN ia
curative results that ita manufacturers sell
W through dfllgFhlh, undef guarantees OF
lth giving hailsfnoti0n in every case, or
money. paid for II viii be promptly Te-
funded, AA d soothing aud strengthening
nefylne, fayOflt6 Prescription ID une-
quhlel ana IN invaluable Ia allnylng ana sub
DUNG nnryOuh eHGltabllity, irillahllity, OK
hhunll0n, prohtrail0n, hysterla, epaahh ana
other distressing, nefy0ua symptoms COM
monty attendant upon functional ana organic
disease 0f the womb, II induoeh rofreahlnR
sleep aud relieves mental anxiety nnd do
up0ndeney.
Copyright, 1874, bJ woHLp'a Da, Man ASSN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
HORRIBLE CRIME.


GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Dec. 14,--Jomes
Gilmore, farm hand, murdered the
wife of John Mcdonnell, farmer OF
Tyrone township, few miles north Of
this city, for whom ho worked, and then
committed suicide Mcdonnell went
hunting yesterday morning, leaving his
homo and Gurm IN the keeping Of his
wife and hired man, Upon his return
about noon he found hia wifp dead In tho
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

New YopK, Dee, IA letter 70 tclc.
graph officials In this city announces that
Jerome llVnncysy, general supcrintcnd'
cnt Of telegraph construction for the
Nicaragua COnal company, has commit
ted BuicidO at GrcytOwn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
Missed tho Ilog nnd thot nImsclf

East LIVERPOOL, Dec, lL--Jamcs
Greer n fnrmor living near this city,
shot himself accidentally while shooting
hog no was butchrring to-day One
hand was terribly lncolated. IL Is said
the plin burst
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
Mnrnnna Arre.lnh.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Dec, i7,-City
Marshal solomon, County Recorder Can.
non and s, Weller, Brig and Hampton,
all Mormons, have been arrested, Solo
mon IL arrested for misOppropriOting
public funds and the others for con
spiracy They were released ON bonda
10 appear In court Saturday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
The arent Cnsc Ended.

Judge Longenecker then concluded as
follows; "Gcnlemen, you are here not
TO acquit guilty men, or TO convict in-
nooent men. But any sane man must,
by carefully weighing tho evidence Of
this trial, believe these five men guilty"
The states attorney then sat down and
the great Cuse was ended, Judge Nc
Conucll Immediately began Che reading
OF his charge 10 the jury. II the jurors
found the defendants guilty. any or all
Of them were to be punished by death or
imprisonment for lie, or for any term OF
years not less than fourteen. The charge
was very elaborate and fair TO both sides.
The prisoners listened to ia reading with
intense interest At the conclusion Of
lhe charge the exhibits that had been IN
hoduced In evidence wero given TO tho
jury. Five bailfls were sworn to take
The jury TO the grand jury room, there
10 keep them without meat or drink, OK
Sept water, until verdict was rendered.