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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-01
ARCADIA COLLEGE
.ARNDN-
ECEDEWT
UrSuline Sisters

The system of education pursued in this
institution is designed to develop the moral,
intellectual and physical powers Of the pu-
pills; to make them refined, accomplished
and useful members of society.
Pupils of all denominations are equally re-
ceived-all interference with their convictions
being carefully avoided.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-01


"A month has passed since John Pick
ett' the Alabama murderer, expiated
his crime on the gallows. Now a re-
port comes from Sumpter county that
Pickett is still alive aud living in that
portion of the State; that after the
hanging his body was taken i'm charge
by friends, who worked succe ssfully at
resuscitation. The story has created
good deal of interest, for, if Pickett
is still alive and is apprehended, the
question is whether he can be further
punished. He has been declared leg
ally dead and the case will prove one
unparalleled in the history of the State.
The st. Louis Republic offered a
prize for the best list of ten books for
young peoples Reading. Three hun
dred and twenty lists were submitted,
and the committee awarded to Miss.
Katherine r. RIair, of Bunker Hill ILL.,,
the prize for the following list: /,
"Little Women" Miss Alcot; 2,"Little
Lord Faunteroy," Frances Adrnett; 8,
"David Copperfield," Charles Dickens;
a, Pilgrims Progress" John Bunyan
8. Scottish Chiefs" Jane Porter; 6,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
ilghtine iho worhshon LAW.

TOLEDO, Nov. O-some two months
since State Inspector of Shops MeDon.
aid inspected Peters sash factory, and
ordered an automatic gatc put on IA
elevator Alvin Peter refused 10 com.
ply, and ordered Mcdonald from the
premises. The latter waited thirty days
and Pctor, still reuoing TO put ON thc
gate, was arrested, Tho case came IN
for hearing In the police court, Defend.
ants attorney filed . demurrer on the
ground that The affidavit was not definite,
and Judge Humphrey sustained him,
Mcdonald again ordered the elevator i'm.
proved, and threatens arrest In thirty
days II not needed, This is the first a6.
solute refusal 20 obey, and the statesin.
spector says he will fight the case. Potter
~ equally determined TO resist.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
WOMEN IN CONVENTION.
sixteenth Annual no.ulg uf thr Woman's
ChlBtlpn Temperance Union.


ChrIB,lnn Temperance Union,
CHICAGO, Now p--lho dxtcnnth an
nuOl meeting OF the Wumaus Christian
Temperance union opened ils session
yesterday morning Ut Battery ID, A full
represents ton from every state end tur
utpry was present and the Mr1 build,
INK was lillyd 10 uyDrll1WiUs, Mit
Frances Willard called tnp delegates I,
urdor The morning Wl afternoon wa
devoted Co singing uud praying uOd thu
reading Ot rppurb, MW, Caroline ID
Buell., Of Connoctcut, the conpaponuin.
secretary, read an extensive ruyipw q
the work OF the National union during
the last twelve ycnH. She stated char
the present year bad boon one OF the
best, if no, The beat year OF the work.
The dues Tor 1881 realized lhp Wm OF
Sli,3WiN, and The balance now IN Miu
Hughes hands iu 3g!9du, Con- Nuul
Dow, Of Muire, tho venerable father of
prohibition In America, briefly addressed
the convention and was enthusiastically
greeted,
The meeting IN thocyenIng wasa Joint
welcome 10 the delegates and un ovation
10 President Willard, Miag Willard dc.
dvcrcd her annual address, She ~.
lcirod NJ some ln-Jh TO the different
political parties Ia connection with tenn.
pciancc reform, Oud Nidi "lly parity Of
rcaloA'ng we are lrpp 10 doDmrp our
sympathy with and our criticisms ol
political parties, aad beyond this | do
not believe Os n pon.pnrtlsun society we
can consistently 10 on Miss willard
recalled but on instance when the union
had gone beyond the consistent position
of u n0n-parlisOn society," and chat she
always regretted. That wul when last
year the convention allowed her to bc an
advisory member OF tho Prohibition
party executive committee. She had re.
signed the position that the aocictys
record might bo without flaw, no Ear ag
the question Of noapmtisanship was con.
NnpnAI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
TeLEaRApHlc BRIEFS,

Tho president has appointed Charles
hcggS pcutmOsttr at Beatrice, Ncb,
The president has issued proclama.
ton admitting Montana 70 statehood,
w, S, Lec, an Altoona grocer, wns
0hot and fatally wounded by burglar.
Mike Conlcy rCfuac1 10 moot Billy
Wilson on account Of his color
The Loayitt Minbtrcl company carry.
ing thirty people, has gone to pioocs 1T
Upton, Ind,
In Blanche, the Marine, will not meet
Jack Dtmpsy In the ring again, under
any circumstances
Lydia Sanders, q girl Il years Of age,
was run over 10y an engine and killed.
near Dellclunto, Pa,
The Riverside steel and Iron compnny
viii build an extensive plate mill In con.
motion with their Btnwood plant, at
Wheeling, W, Va
John Dunmirc, farmer living near
johnNlown, Pa dropped donl IN his
wagon Friday Heart disease was the
cause Of death, He wna 40 years Of age
and lcaycs large family,
Inspector william Q, Baird, Of the
Philadelphia postollco, has arrested
Frank Harrison, one ol the lgnrkcrpcn
In the net ot stealing three lottcm ad.
dressed To- persons IN this city.
out Of 10000 yOtc3 pollod ON Tuesday
In Idaho not more than 1000 were
against tho constitution Tho vote
demonstrated that the people Of Idaho
are strongly In favor Of statehood.
Four letter carriers, who were asked
TO resign when the new Republican post
master took hold 40 Scranton, had Sa8.lU
deducted for fifteen days they were ON
vacation The cNrroW have demanded
full pay and have placed their cuso IN
the hnnds Of an attorney.
William G, Rcynoluu 4 Co.'S vehicle
mOnullotory nt Columbus, o., waa on.
tiroly destroyed by fire Friday after.
noon. Owing 10 tho innamm6hlc ma.
terul the flames gained rapid hcNdway
Ond only u portion Of the stock was
saved, Tho loss will reach lO,0OO or
0,0OOj partly insured
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

An honest Swedc tells his story In plain
but unmlstNknblc English FOR tie benefit
OF the public. "Onc Of my chldron tool,
u severe cold and not the Group | gave
her tcnspoonful of Chumbprlnin'B Cough
Remedy and five minutes later gave her
one more. by this time she hN,l 10 cough
up the gathering Ia her thronl. Thou abe
went TO sleep aud slcpt good Tor llftoin
minutes. Then she not up aud vomtcd,
then she went back TO bod and slept good
for the remainder of tlc night. She rot
the Group the second night and gave her
Quilts. | write thislocHuso | thought u tre
might be someone In the Same need nj
not know the true merits of this wonder
ful medicinc,n Charles A, Thompsocn,
Dos Moincs, Iowa. 70 cents per bottle for
sale by Durbin, Wright & Co, and l., Sol
mann.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

PlTTBuBG, Nov O,-Tho Fan,Amcrl,
can delegates concluded their sghtsee,
lng In FIilshurg lat evening They
visited Creighton City, Ford civ,
HrllHnt Water works, 80 West Penn
Junction tho party were transferred t0
The Allegheny NlilHy milrold about
noon, and after tip up that 10 u %
tho principal places Of interest they re-
turned about d O'Clock In tho evening,
40 o'clock this morning tho party lett
f0r tho east over the Panusylyiuia road,
tho ilat ftnp being 40 deunnetle, whore
the mammoth glass works were NJ tied,
Aftaran hour pleasantly spent there they
did not atop again until John own war
reached, Iut 70 short stop was mndo Rt
the latter place, and tho w0rnrout drlo,
gates were soon wUd.u3 their way oyef
tho Allegheny mountains,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

pEa NOEr7, Nov 0,-ll0mce Holes,
Democrat. iH elected governor hy about
$500 mnIorty 10 win not vary lOt
from that figure The remainder of thA
Republican ticket lieutenant governor
Judge Of aupromH court, superintendent
Of public instruction and railroad com
missioner Nrr believed 10 ho elected b,
Jum 5000 TO 1900 majority Tho leu.
tenant governor may BIO defeated, but Il
is not considered possible Cor amy others
10 fall The aenutc will stand 80 Ropub.
licnna, 2s DeubcTlH the House d. or
perhlpS b9 Republicans, against As or 80
Democrats II iH possible that among
tho Republicans there will b' enough
who viii not 90 into caucus 10 prevent
the recollection OF Senator Allison, but
this N not considered probable
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
Hanged ana I,iddled win nulistp


HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 0.--state
Treasurer Hart died at lq;l5 Inst night
After he had retired, Vt about q o'plock
while sitting in his bed, no gave y aud.
den gasp, which alarmed hin wife, who
failed 10 obtain an answer from him 40
to its cause, lie grew gradually worse,
until death relieved him Of his suffering,
IN the presence OF number OF his In.
Innate friends In addition to his family.
Capt Hart had been eick for over a
year, and IL said to have had three pnra.
lytic strokes. State Treasurer Hart
leaves wifS, a son and daughter. Tho
Aon, Lane, " AZ Ynlo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

MENruis, Nov O--Col. w. G. Falk.
ner died et bis homA In Ripley, Miss, on
THURSDAY morning from the effects of a
wound inflicted Tuesday evening by II.
j. Thurmond, n merchant of tho town.
Falkner was atandiug Ia front OF Thur.
mond's place Of 6usinoas when the latter
came out and lovclcd pistol at him.
What DO you meanp' said Falkner.
ThurmonG made no reply, but fired, The
bullet etruck Falkner In the Jaw aud
ranged downward, sovcring some OF the
small blood vessels, and death finally 70.
suited from homorrhagc. Col. Ealkner
was one cf the best known men In North
Mississippi. There had been bad feeling
between Uhe two men for some time.
Fslkuer wan elected to the legislature
the day he was shot. Thurmond IN In
joil OnAs, guards Popular feeling runs
high AGAINST bin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
Chnnga IN CIYll .erYlor Ilnlna.

WAgugdToy, Nov O,-'fhe president
haa amended the ciyil service rulea 30 as
tu provide for illlinE vacancies In the
railway mail service by certifying Tor
each vacancy the names Of the three
persons having the highest standing on
examination ithdpuf la tho counties on
the line OF road on which service IA 10 be
rendered, The former practice wna 10
invariably certify tho three persons
standing highest IN che entire state In
which tho vacancy occurred. Tho
amendment also pruSdoi that In case Of
public aud pressing o;IgcnoioB demand
Ing the immediate employment Of ox.
pcricnccd railway mail clerks who can.
not bo AZ once supplied In tho manner
stated above, experienced cl0rlgq may bo
detailed from any division of tho service
tor period not exceeding sixty days,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

nr. Cronln,n tllnlhnn itnnnh.

CHICAGO, Nov 0..-Shortly aiter 3
o'clock The clothes and instrument case
Of DR., Cronln wero found IN u catch.
basin, near where tne physician's body
wae discovered The articles wcro i'm.
mediately sent TO police headquarters,
woedrufr wll Not Bo Called.
Woodruff is to bo disappointed again.
The BOtc's attorneys have concluded,
after great deal of argument, that he
is not the sort OF 4 witness calculated 10
help 10 important case as The Cronin
trial, 30 he will not be placed on tho
stand 70 roheape the many fury tales
with which he rogaled the police. The
chances are he will never bo tried for
anything more desperate than stealing
ninan's horse and wagon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

CHICAGO, Nov. 0. Alexander Sullivan
Appeared before Judge Baker yesterday
morning with his attorney TO ask for a
discharge from toi Assi,tan Stntc's
Attorney Elliott opposed the motion,
saying thot the matter was Still olore
the grand jury. Judge Baker eet the
hearing for arguments on the motion at
10 o'clock to-day Mr. Sullivan was
held to the grand jury by the coroners
jury for completely In thc murder OF Dr.
Cronin, hut no indictment was ever re.
turned against the attorney.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
no ~ n n .lLNw i~uN
Caused ny tho Rilllng of a Merchant 10y
Two lustoma Guards,

LRRDO, Mex, Nov, o. News has
reached the commander Of tho Mexican
troops iu NeuyO Laredo, opposite thia
city of serious trouble wiicli Is now
going on In MIer, Mox,, down the no
Grnds from llIa point about 900 miles,
Last suudayn merchant named Guleriea
was shot and killed Wy two customs
guards,whn claim he refused 10 atnpanl
be searched on tho road between Aier
and Camar0g,
OntheIrniIiyal mMlertheyreporied the
aiiaIr, and tho uItl2eni wore no noen5sd
bleY raised o mob and lynnhed them,
About forty or lilty MeXicnn troops aud
q body Of fifteen on twenty customs
guards arrived there too lRtp 20 save tho
lives Of tho runrds, and general battle
occurred, Teaulung In tho death and
w0undlng OF Bomo ten on fifteen persona,
lie'eniOFcements were telographed for 10
Malamoas, The town al last accounts
was la an uprnar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
Tnihed Much About Orouln'a murder.

CLEVELAND, Nov "a telegram from
Alliance, o., 0Oya that u mysterious
tramp died OF paralysis Thursday az tho
farm house Of j. NJ. SMloy ak miles
from thori, He was an elderly, we'll.
educated and intelligent man, claiming
20 bo u school toOohcr, but would not
disclose even his name, During his
dying dclrium he madc many inooher.
ent references 10 the CrOnin trial, and
talked about tho murder and Affairs Of
the Clan.nn. Gael llo carried with him
a book pasted full Of newspaper clip
pings in regard TO the case, From what
could bo made out Of his talk II Is
thought that hc must have had aomo
connection with II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov 0.-E. w. Bar.
rett, Washington correspondent Of Tho
Atlanta Constitution, was sent TO Ala.
bana two woeko ago To seek nm inter
view with the outlaw Rubo Burrows.
He started with \ buggy Monday night
70 drive from Sulligcnt TO u house where
Burrows WA supposed TO be stopping
and has not been heard from since, II
is feared that he has been killed. The
Constitution has tesgrsphed the marshal
OF that diAWict 10 investigate the mattor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
Loyal Notice.

IaAlh nroeHe, ressdlnu NJ carson Clly, Michigan,
prAnk Drrun rrsldlug Nv Edmhft, Michigan, saiAh
fIarns, rrsldlnHa ua,nDyia MlrhlgNn aud Malll-
dA pnntlna whngN rHsduucr IN uhknUNf, nu ~
whum arc heirs ~ law Ot JuH' ph Dtoea dooe eed
Nill takH mtlor that Hiram nrrpN executor N the
last viii and testament ~ IoAeph Drrar decra ,od
on The Ffthd day NJ ~entombrr ibN NJ d hlanutltlOn
IN tile prhn pCouft IN Rnl FOR The County VI 'tarf
Anu ato ~ Ouo, alleging that thu personal estate
OF SAID deceased Nlnnhflnlpnt 10 rAv hia heDla aud
tho hargos VI Mnl tarlng his esintel that he died
aeEud M fvr ulmnO " 0t nuihhcr thirty (fU) IN the
twli ~ unlUntlwi, stark county, ihlO that Mai-
th u ppaa ~ widow NJ anid dee dent IN tntliled D.
duwer IA salt uurhiavH Tue prayer NJ nj prll-
tun N fort = asslsilntni " Dc ,f tn ,nld Martha
DroHn fnra NE uf hald pipml ~, subject ~ M, h
aowur estate fur the payment OF debt, aud ,hargos
hiDiOpnll
Tho persons nfHt above mentioned vii further
iakp ndtou int thoy nNe hpni made nnitlcs de.
fpndant 70 said tcull0n anh thal they Are required
r. answer he same % or before tho roth day Oi
November, A. d. 1870
HIRAM DEEsr,
Exucai0f W AFORESAID
JOuN u, WrfTv, Attorney
heptembof ~ BbO Oci.Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Nov 0,-rho body
OF John SChonts, who was u passenger
on the dav express lost In tho Conc
maugh valley Hood on May 81, and 70.
covered u week ago, arrived in this city
IN charge Of II Johnstown undertaken.
The remsins were taken TO Hollertown,
which WINS Schontz'a homo, and will bo
inferred at Springfield Bucks county, II
was NJ fret supposed TO bc that OF John
Schwartz, Of thiH city, and II was 10 AN.
nounced, but friends Of SChontzidcntiHed
the remains 10 his
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

FINpLAr, Nov, e.-The jury In the
case Of the 'tste against William Trsnk-
ner, who was indicted for killing Frank
Rickioker laot September brought in \
verdict lNst SveHing OF manIlaughter A
moion whi made fer now trial, which
will bc'heard today The verdict csu,ed
y great seal OF surprise, as u wuS
thought no other verdict coud 10
reached but murder In tho ilrOt degree.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

PiTTsBURo, Nov. o. Tho returning
board have completed the official count
Of the votoa Of this county, The result
Ia as felowai Treasurer, Boyer, 23,5O1;
Bigler, iS,7O1; Johnston, SOL District
attorney, Johnston, D0mocrat 2O,00t;
Rowand, Republican l0,BH, Coroner,
Mcdowell, Republican, al,OGi, Bultz.
hoover, Democrat, 1859, Judge, n.
H, Collier, O,B33.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
MURDER JUSTICES oFFlcs.
A wealthy Tarmcr shoots Woman and
Her Two sons.

~ "'N'NNN s"WlfN NhNNlA " woman and
Her Two sons.
LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. O.-Iast even
ing at q magistrates court held at
Brownsburg, Just north OF here, Horny
Miller, u wealthy farmer, appeared
against DR.. u. j, Walker. Walker was
charged with threatening Mllcr's life.
The jultice decided 10 place him under a
peace bond, and when tho verdict was
announced q row began, during which
Miller shot aud instantly killed Mira.
Walker and her two sons. Millor wan
also shot and Is uorioualy wounded. DR..
WalkCr was riddlod with bullets and
cannot recover Judge Houston, Of the
county court, has ordered tho sheriff and
posse 10 50 TO Brownsburg, whcro tho
excitement l. great and more trouble IL
feared. The full particulars Of the
affair have not been learned, but IL Ia
understood that Tho primary cause OF
the trouble WAS an alleged insult offered
by Walker 10 Millcr's wilo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
plUus POINTS.
10 PARTICIPATE IN THE CATHOLIC
CENTENNIAL AND CONGRESS,

haltlmore Flllod WIN Hotahle Catholics
from An Quarters 0f tho Qlohe--Iioiel
Accommodations Already Taxed 20
tho rtmost--The Ceremonies 10 rolipse
Anything of the Itlui Ever Performed,
BALTIMORE, Nov, o. Members of the
clergy and laity intending 10 participate
In tho Catholic centennial and congress
are beginning to arrive In large numbers,
The hotel accommodations arc taxed 10
tho utmost and they have been COM
PEELED 10 negative hundreds Of RppllCa-
tions lor rooms, The bishops are for the
most part staying with resident clergy
meH and 40 tho homes of the lalty,
Among the prominent arrivals yesterday
were Archu.hopi Ireland, OF St PAUL
William, Of Boston, and l0ehan, OF
ChIcagoj Alciss, W. j, Onahnn, OF Chl'
oagoi Henry d. Spaulhorat, Of st. LouisI
Cardinal luCherenu, Of Cunndai Arch
bishop Ryan, Of Philadelphia and Cor,
rgan, Of Now York, Mayor Grant, OF
New York, and Mai II, H. Brownaon,
Of Detroit win arrive hero to-day 40
tive preparations aro making 10 provide
space IN the cathedral for aa many per-
sons o. possible ON Sunday The cere'
m0nica will eclipse anything Of the kind
ever performed ON thli continent, not
excepting even the magnificent opening
Of tho third plsnWy council in 1884,
Now, ul chen, lhc interior decorations Of
tho cathedral are simple, consisting Of
loops Of cyeruoona running from pillar
10 pillar tho cnlr1 length and breadth Of
tho church.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

For lamo back there IL nothing better
thnn TO saturato u flannel cloth with Cham.
borlains Pain Balm aud bind II ON the
affected parts, Try II and you will be
surprised az tho prompt relief II affords
Tho samo treatment will euro orhoumntism
For sale by Durbin, Wright 4 Co. and l..
Sollmnnn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

The Grcgorlan proper Of tho mass win
be- sang hy tho SO, MaryB seminary
choir Of forty male yoipcn under the
direction OF Father Chmauix, The
ordinary OF the mass will be- sung hy the
cathedral BpocIal choir Of sixty mixed
voices,
The celcbrnt Of tho mass viii hc
Archbishop Williams OF Boston, Arch.
bishop Ryan, Of Philadelphia, will
preach the sermon.
A letter has been received from Car.
dinol Manning, whiChhc tenders, In On
nUmcot the hierarchy Of England thocon,
gratulations Of the Catholics OF his
country 10 tho Catholics of America
upon the auFpIcious event they are about
20 celebrate. II is decided TO tndcavor
% make the congress which begins on
Monday the fOrcunncr Of frequent con,
icntiona Of the same kind and 10 lend
up to great international congress OF
Catholics 70 be held during the proFrnsg
Of, aud Ut ho place doHgnulpd for the
worlds fair in 1892
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

Ihe only medloinea sold by druggists, under
y posll ite Huhrhiilee from their manutaot-
nipr9i that ihey win DO lust what IA olni,ned
Ief Them that u, benent on cure IN all oases
el glspahes l0r which tley arc recommended,
or th0 money paid for them viii be Dromptiv
ldunaed ale Dr. reroea world,fainod bps.
9,lle7 mRnnlgelpred hy WOTlda nispen6ary
hedloal Association, OF Buffalo, N. y.
,pr flerpea Golden Medical Dsoovery o,ires
nv diseases aflelng from torpid or deIanged
lvef, on from Impure blood, iH Dyspepsla. nm
innlHesllon, ,fimplea, lilot6heR, Hf1lptiOns.
lMt'l heun' Igller lryapoaa, aud dor6iu,
,ouh sore. and hwelllnga, Con6umptlon, or
kuag,aelolula, 4 also cured BY tliia Won,
ueilul ItmeqS u taken Ia time
Dc fleroe'h lnypIita rresorlptlon fla the
Molldsmmed remedy for all th0se chronic
NeAAnnsaea ana distressing derangemants so
eVo,9nnlph lo American women, II 10 most
pnleuL lnylgoptlnH restorative tonic, or
hlthHh HYer lmpnrilnG t0nG and vluor to
Ivy Whule hfnleln' Ah u soothing nerVinG ID
~ unpquhlha, hee guarantee printed Oi tho
bntlie wrapper und faithfully carried ont
oopTlmgpN ny woalps nm Mrn Assn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

WAenW0ToN, Nov 0.-The swope.
Goodloe tragedy At Lexington, Ky,, Ia
the sensation OF the day here, where
both mou have many personal friends.
Gen, Claikson, first assistant postmaster
general, and Intimate friend OF Col.
G0odloc, says this tragedy " the end OF
a quarrel Of several yGnra atandlng,
growing ont Of politics, The two mon
met last 0pring at the PhUnix hotel IN
Lexington, whom SwOpe threatened
Goodloo with personal violence, which
was avcrttd by friends OF both parties
then present. Both men, II 10 said by
their friends here, were wealthy and
both were prominent IN their party aud
IN society In Kentucky Swopc waa In.
ternal revenue collector under prcaidont
Arthur and held the Office for twelve
yCara, When Mr. Cleveland came ln
Robinson succeeded Swopo and Goodlos
was RobinaonG succefaor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

WAsHlNoToN. Nov e--Thc po,tmau-
ter ut Lonlae, Ky, informs poslmastcr
General Wanan tker that ths niaht after
the election unknown parties nearly de-
molishrd his o.lice. lie thinks this waB
their way OF informing hilp that Ohio
had gone Democratic, Ne calls for gov
ernnicnt protection and assi5tance In
ferrating out the m ucrssnts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

Many old aoldiers, who contracted
chronic diarrhoca while In the service,
have since been permanently cured OF II
by Chambcrlain's Collie, Colora and Dinr-
rhoea Komedy. For snle by Durbin,
WriRbt u Co. and L. Sollmann
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

PTTsDuBo. Nov. 0.--Joha Kelly, aged
10 yenrg. has boon absent from his home
on Mt, Washington since Monday last.
He has black hair ad oyes and is tall
and slender. When he left home he had
on blue striped waist, dark coat and
knee breechoG. Tho police have been
aaksA ~ 'Ook fcr him.