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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
NorLhy nnd representaIIye ITIsh.Amer.

worthy aud representative lrish'Amer'
lean citizens,
7, That wa indOrae tho wise laws
passed by the Republican Legislature In
regard 10 the liquor traille aud pledge
the party 10 keep abreast OF public Opln'
ion upon that subject,
y. That we heartily indorae the nd
mlnistratlOn Of our gallant and able
governor j. II, Foraker, as wise, pure
ana patriotic, Ills promptness IN re'
spending 10 the call OF suffering human
Ivy has endeared him 10 the hearts Of
all generous people, His splendid nd
minihtratlOn OF the linanoea OF the
State, no mismanaged by the last
Democratic administration, bringing
order out OF chaos repleniahlng a
depleted treasury, re'eatabli6hing the
credit OF the state while NJ the same
time reducing the rate Of taxation 70 u
figure lower than II has been for half q
century, entitled him 10 the gratitude
Of the people and mark him aa ono OF
the most brilliant Of our governors,
SYMPATHY ron HONEST JOHN,
0, That We send greetings 70 our hon
0red senator, John sherman, Waiting IN
foreign lands, and assure him OF the
great confidence we have IN his wise
and patriotic aTateamanahlp, his 10y
atty and devotion 10 the high principles
OF Republicaniam, the grand doctrine
Of protection Of American industry, an
honest ballot and q sound and equal
currency, and assure him u hearty vel
come 10 Ohio upon his return " the
United States.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
rATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT,

Blk Persons Killed on the Pennsylvania
Road---phree Freight Trains Smash iuto
Each other---An Engine and Ton Cars
Thrown over an mmbankment
PITTBURd, June 2O,-lSpeclal J.
Three freight trains on the Pennsyl'
yanla railroad near Latrobe, i3 miles
east OF Pittsburg, were wrecked this
morning, Two of them we're teleScoped
and just nj this time an east bound
freight plunged into the wreck. One
engine and ten cars are over 20 llfty foot
embankment into the river. Six per
sons were killed and several fatally In
jured, The engineer j. u, Caldwell
and the fireman were killed, Their
bodies are still In the wreck In tie
river. Four bodleshaye been recovered,
supposed TO be tramps.
Thirty cars and one engine are piled
up In the river fifty feet below the
bridge. The bodies Of the engineer and
fireman Ore under the engine, The
conductor Of the freight train says a.
or 90 workmen from Johnstown were
aboard when his train stopped nj Derry
Station, a few miles beyond, for orders,
and that when the train pulled out u
majority Of them got aboard In this
case there are from 80 TO 40 persons
still In the wreck, dead. The wreck is
on fire. There Is great excitement aud
two hundred people are doing all in
their power TO rescue the bodies
For q considerable time after the
wreck The means and dying shrieks OF
the victims could he heard for mile
Arms and legs could be seen protrud'
ing from the burning cars. The scene
was horrible. Firemen are stlll work
Ing on the fire. The exact number OF
killed win probably not be known until
late tonight.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
VICIOUS PRAMPs
Bothorlng oanaburg Pooplo-A Few Per-
honal Notes,

Bothoring oanaburg Poopo-A Few Per-
aonal Notoa,
OsNABURd, June 2b.-Samuel Howe
chased q tramp from his premises the
other morning, The intruder was evil.
IDENTITY q vicious character and very In.
sulting, Sam got after him with stones
and made II very unpleasant for him,
Oliver Brady and family Of Canton
spent Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. Henry
Slusser.
Daniel B0lllngor has returned from
the west and win make his home here
again. -. Mrs Carl, aged SO years, died
OF cancer Friday and was buried at
Mapleton Sunday u,. Mercer Bros have
added new feed mill to their estab
llshment which will be q great conyen.
ience 10 the community,
Mrs, Monley Is Visiting her parents
In Cleveland,
James Rumsire of Alliance visited
relatives here during the week.
Geo. Reed and son Henry left for
Emporium, Pa, with u car Of horses
Friday.
Some excellent Improvements are be-.
ing made on our streets aud we are
glad TO see the good work go on go,
Eward Stanbaugh and Thomas Wolf
have received the contract 10 grade the
Clark Hill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
THH REPUBLICAN MACHINE
With Its Tricky Chairman Working 10
Pull It's Candidatea Through,

With Its Tricky Chairman Working TO
Pun Its Candidates Through.
As stated by the Navarro correspond
ent Monday Chairman julie Whiting
was IN that place Saturday Interfering
in the posto0lce muddle, IIe was there
on other business II ls learned and that
business no other than pulling the
strings for his candidate for sheriff, o
+, shanafelt, who 10 seeking the Repub
lican nomination,
The report that George Hall Of
Navarro was thinking strongly Of com
ing out for sheriff was what took
Whiting down there 30 quickly. Hall
Ia u strong man and the "maChlne" was
afraid II he came out that " would
down Shanafelt, julie Whiting and the
gang Visited frequently nearby saloons
After frequent potatlOns and much
acheming Hall was frightened Tito
withdrawing, When this work was
completed The gang left 10 visit some
other part Of the county In tho Interest
OF their candidate,
They are working day and night for
their candidates, Shanafelt for Sheriff
and Hlgh for clerk. Whiting 10 using
his position aa chairman Of the central
committee 10 benefit Bush and Shana.
felt ~ against Rob Tonner and Charlie
Henderson. These latter candidates
are good genial fellows but they are
working against odds with the machine
against them,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
A NAVARRO BOY
Jumps to His beath In the Tuscarawas
River
And His Body Has Not been Recovered
A PoAtoaioe Location Row and an
Unpalatable Morael From
Canton.

NAVARRO, June 2i,-ISpeelal,l l-Sat
urday about o'clock an elght'yearold
adopted son of Frank Zwarski, living
In Cor'a addition, together with two
other boys went down below the Beth
lehem bridge 10 90 In swimming In tho
river, Owing TO the long continued
rains that prevailed for the last few
weeks the channel was much higher
than usual at this time Of the year.
Young Zwarski, aa was claimed by tho
other boys, Ut onc0 took OF his clothes
and going out on tree that the boys
were using 10 jump off Of at once Jump
cd into the river, As tho current was
very awlft and being unable to swim
no waa rapidly taken down stream. He
drowned almost instantly The boys at
once gave the alarm. A number OF
men made search until q late hour
without any success, Sunday after
noon another effort was made, The
fire alarm was rang NJ o'clock TO
arouse the citizens. About hundred
men under the direction Of Julius Hug
90 leader proceeded nj once 10 mako an.
other effort 10 lnd the body, A
thorough search of the river bed with u
long rope and number OF Bkilla was
made until n late hour In the evening
without any success, tits the Intention
10 use dynamite II tho body cannot bo
found. The parents Of the boy are al
most wild with grief,
The fight concerning who Ia TO get
the poatonlce at this place Is hardly
over until another and much larger
fight Ia on hand concerning the location
OF the office. Postmaster COrl, who
will take charge next Monday, doeS not
yet know where he viii have tho office
located.
Ho ls threatened with being minus
his scalp II no leaves IL IN the present
place, by few Republicans. Sewers,
Wolf and Rose being especially deter.
mined that the office must be moved
next Monday morning, IL must go out
Of the street as no other suitable room
can be procured within the eighty rod
limit OF the railroads, IL Is under
stood that Postmaster Corl has
contracted with George Lucis
10 have u building put up on his vacant
lot between A. W, Goshorn's Justice
office and Ed Phing's bakery but rs
that viii be out OF the eighty rod limit
no doubt the Postollce department NJ
Washington will be on his back ~ II
will cost In the neighborhood OF be.
tween two and three hundred dollars
10 carry the mails TO and from the Of
fee. The present location IN the best
that can be had In town. IL 10 only the
work of n few cranks who ARE spiteful
towards Postmaster Clemens who are
causing all this trouble, Postmaster
Corl has written TO the department at
Washington concerning the matter and
no doubt will be settled there,
IL would seem that the matter should
be settled by citizens here, but we have
had TO stand nauseating dose from
Canton, Jule Whiting, who secured u
decidedly unenviable notorlty through
out tho county by reason Of his un'
scupulousnoss. He told Clemens the
postollce couldn't stay where II was be-
cause he didn't want n Democrat 10 get
that much assistance from the Govern
mont. Whiting didn't try TO explain
that missing $500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
COURT HOUSE NEWS,


Several Important Cuaoa Assigned For
Trial--Marriago biconsoa Iuauod-'-olhor
MattorB.
Several importantcases have been as.
signed for trial this week. On Thurs
day the case Of Mary Grund w. the
city Of Canton comes up for trial before
Judge Pease. She asks for damages on
account of n broken limb sustained by
falling Off u defective sidewalk, On
Friday the case Of Laughlin Va, the city
Of Canton comes up for trial. He asks
$4,000 for injuries sustained by falling
on Il defective sidewalk.
Marriage licenses have been Issued TO
William John Gessaker and Mary
Pherson, OF Sugar Greek; August Wag.
ner and Rosa Schnolback, of Massillon;
Jacob Q. Yout2ler and Sarah u Klop.
fensteln, Of Paris; A. j, Byerley aud
Kate Christy, Of Canton; IL. q, Hoover
and Mrs. Clara A. Hoover, Of Canal
Fulton; j. Is. Jones and Jennie Il. Cook,
of Canton,
The county commissioners are in ses.
sion to-day allowing bills.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
A LITTLE LATER.
OHIO REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
II 10 Short, woak and shoddy, and Not at
all Bwoot.

~ M bnOfIt w ouk NIN pHpul9t hhu NbV Nv
all bwoot,
COLUMBUS, o., June 2G.-The follow.
ing Is the,platform rs agreed upon by
the committee on resolutions. II will
probably stand.
The Republican party Of Ohio in con-
yentiOn assembled hereby announce
the following platform Of principles:
1, We renew our adherence TO all the
principles so clearly and strongly enun.
ciated by the Republican national con.
yention of 1888 and especially to the
principle Of protection In Its twofold
meaning and operation; protection to
every American citizen NJ home, In all
parts of our country; protection to
every American citizen abroad, In
every lard, on every sea; protection to
every American citizen In the exerciSe
of ali his political rights aud privileges;
protection to American industry and
labor, against the industry and labor Of
the world.
2. We heartily approve and indorse
the administration Of Benjamin Har.
rison. President Of the United States,
and pledge him our cordial support In
the discharge Of the duties deyolying
upon him as chief magistrate of the
nation. And especially do we commend
the lust and liberal policy Of the pen.
sion buraeau in carrying out the pledges
Of the loyal people to the soldiers of the
union.
3. That we favor the passage by Con
gress at It's next session Of u proper and
equitable service pension bill for all
h0noraUly discharged union soldiers
and seamen of the late war
4. We demand q full and adequate
protection for the wool growing indus.
Try, which will In due time give to the
American wool growers the American
market for all the wool required by
American wants. We indorse the pro.
visions of the bill on the subject passed
by the Senate at the last session Of CON
greBs.
5. We heartily indorse the decision Of
the secretary of the treasury whereby
the duty on worsted 10 made dutiable ut
the same rate as upon woolen goods,
thereby benellting our manufacturing
and wooden industry
o. We congratulate the people of Ire
land on the progress of their struggle
for home rule, and in this convention
we ind0rse the course of President
Harrison la selection for honorable
position In the diplomatic service
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
A Silver WEDDING.
Tho Pleasant Timo Bpont at Country
Residence Near This City.

Tho Pleasant Timo Bpont at n Country
Residence Near This City.
Friends and relatives TO the number
of nifty assisted IN celebrating the TWEEN
NTH wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Millerresiding four miles
west OF the city, on Saturday. The
guests began TO assemble about eight
O'clock In the morning and from that
hour until 1880 o'clock sports and 30.
cial intercourse were In order.
Tho tables for the noon meal were
spread under the trees on the fine lawn
and II was n feast llt for king. Fol
lowing this those present engaged In
sports and games OF all descriptions un.
III evening, when they dispersed
Among the presents received were the
following. Silver fruit dish, Mr., and
Mrs. Cyrus collars; one dozen silver
ten spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller,
Akron; silver pickle dish, Mr.. aud Mrs,
Cyrus Deckard; silver tooth pick
holder, Mr.. and Mrs. John Decltard
set of ladies', etc, Mr.. and Mrs, G. Eau;
silyer.handled silk umbrella, Mr. and
Mrs David collars; half dozen silver
teaspoons, MIR and Mrs, Jesse Milleri
silver spoon-holder Mr., and Mrs. S, II,
Burner; set OF silver knives and forks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Loefler, Mas.
sillon; silver tea set, Mr.. and Mrs, A. Z.
Gould, Mrs. A. Demusey, Mr., and Mrs,
B. Il. Schweir, Mr.. and Mrs John Carr,
Mr.. and Mrs. John collars, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. #. Au, Mr.. and Mrs, Monroe
Apple and Mr., and Mrs. Sam Ham.
mOnu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Death of tho Wife of HE.Prosidont Hayes.

Death Of tho Wife Of EK.P President Hayes.
Fremont, o., June s5,-[special,l-
Mrs, Lucy Webb Hayes, wife OF Gen.
II, u, Hayes, eXPresIdent, died at their
country home here At $3.50 this morn
ing, She remained unconscious 10 the
last, All the members Of tho family
were present during her last moments,
which were peaceful, She had several
attacks Of heart failure during the
night but rallied each time tlll about
six this morning, when she began 10
fail rapidly until she passed quietly
away, At the deOthbed, besides the
family, were Mrs, Mitchell Of Colum.
bus, cousin of Gen, Hayes Mrs Hunt.
ingtOn, cousin Of Mrs, Hayes Mrs. A.
II, Miller and others. The President
and Mrs, Harrison sent messages of
coincidence to the members Of the
stricken family,
The funeral will bo held Friday, and
viii be aS far private ~ possible In
view Of the social promlrence Of do.
ceased, Mrs, Hayes was an active mem
Der Of the Methodist church,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
soMn PERSONAL NOTES.
And q Fow Interesting Nowa Itoms From
Paris, This County,

And Fow Interesting Nowa Toms From
Paris. Thia County.
Mr.. d. Maser of Canton was in town
Sunday 90, Rev Gonser preached very
interesting sermon on the Johnstown
disaster on Sunday Simon France
has been engaged to teach the winter
term Of school e. Miss Mirtle Miller Of
Canton is spending the vacation with
her mother
The ladies' of the NJ, y. Church will
hold a strawberry and leo cream festi-
val Saturday evening, June 20, for the
benefit Of the church, All are invited,
Mr.. Welkers mansion Ia about com.
pleted and Is an ornament TO the town.
nnW, zeigler and family of Canton
were visiting friends in dabout town
on Sunday
j. Wmgert Jr, of Cleveland paid his
parents u visit one day last week.
Henry Bates and family were the
guests Of W. Shipe Of Canton on Sun
day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
pronpoot Of ciyil wnr In Toxnn.

AUSTIN, Texo June 2G,-LSpecial.l +
The killing Of Red Gibson Mt Wharton,
last Saturday, by Il, Q, Terry has stirred
up bad blood in several counties and
there are grave fears Of bloodShead
The Governor has received telegram
from the sheriff of Richmond county
stating that n general flight was immi.
nent and asking for state troops to dis
arm the people, Terry is son Of Col
Terry, of the famous Terry rangers
and has u strong following.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Columbus This Afternoon.

PRELIMINARY TO THE STRUGGLE,
COLUMBUS, June 2G,-ISpecial THE
convention Is In session and vast mob
are swelterlng IN the gloomy prison
called an opera house. Great ex'
citoment and much enthusiasm
prevails, Nominations for Governor
were declared In order, w, s, Kerr
nominated Ex.SpCaker Il, l., Lampson,
Of Ashtabula, for Governor, Consider
able applause,l Judge George X. Nash,
late Of the Supreme Court Com.
mission, nominated j, X. Neil Of
Columbus, mot much enthusiasm
Major Mckinley arose amidst the
most lively aud long continued ap.
plause, and nominated Asa W,
Jones, of youngstown, Gen, Grosye.
nor, of Athens, nominated Gen, DAVIS,
of Marietta amid great applause,
Ellsworth Benham nominated Gen,
Joseph 0'Neall, Of Lebanon, [Good
sprinkling Of applause,l DR.. Van Dusen
gave Gen, Bob Kennedy u big send OF,
amid very general applause.
Foraker's name has been presented
and balloting will begin at once.
A LITTLE LATER.
Foraker was nominated with a grand
rush on the second ballot. II was ap'
parent from the first that he would be
the man. Mckinley essayed to smile,
but he looks very pale under the gills,
THE PLATFORM,
The platform recommended by the
committee on resolutions, which says
nothing about trusts, does not treat Of
Of the Southern question, and which
fails to endorse q pure ballot or ballot
reform, was adopted,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Admiral Porter wni Pay No Attention TO
Bon Butler

WASHINGTON, June 2l,-lSpeclal,l- T.
Admiral Porter Ia nm interview this
morning, says he will pay no attention
20 the recent onslaught Of Ben Butler,
charging him with cOwardice and run.
ming away from New Orleans, The
Admiral says II viii hurt old Ben the
worst TO pay no attention 10 his prattle.
The papers here to-day all publish
copious extracts from Buffers attack
on Porter,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
A Johnstown B'iro.

JouNsTowN, June 2i,--ISpecial i.
Fire broke out this afternoon and Mt
t;3Otwenty buildings, partially wrecked,
were ON fire, Great excitement pre-.
walls. The Philadelphia fire engine Is
at work upoL the flames, but they are
now under control. The wind Is now
fayorably and the fire, II is thought,
will be kept within bounds, II origin
ated from a spark from the debris.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
HELLO COLUMBUS.
A Stark County Man Figuring For
Big Doodle 10 Knock Out MOnnOt.
Julius Whiting, Jr, Figuring TO be q
Member Of the State Committee,
And For What.

COLUMBUS, o. June s5,-(speolal,l-
Julius Whiting, OF Stark, Ia here ngur-
ing TO become q member OF tho State
committee, lie claims no can get
money from Van Antwerp, Bragg
n Co.. 10 defeat Monnot for
Representative from Stark, and that no
win beat him II put on the committee
"Where 10 the money 10 come from P"
asked q delegate, "Why, from the
book concerns" says another, "He1l
play hell, said delegate from Colum.
biana, "Why Whiting aud MonnOt
were matched In tho last campaign, and
Monnot knocked him clear out"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Onnld NOT INnnn

Shop without them. ! consider your
Sulphur Bltters remarkable blood
purifier, know Of several people,
whose cases were considered hopeless,
that have been entirely cured by your
medicine. The sale Of Sulpur Bitters
Is 80 large here that | could not keep
shop without them, Il, :. YATES,
Pharmacist, 90 Essex street, Lawrence,
Magg,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Bold Foraker Is Nominated With
o Grand Rush.
Lot tho Mckinley Club Send Up
Their Sky Rockets
And eIIang His Picture on the Cluq
Room Wall.
Terrible Railroad Accident on tho
Pennsylvania
Engine and Cara Thrown Down an
Embankment
Aud q Large Number Klllcd-The Re-
publican Clans LabOring In
Columbus.
Engine and Cars Thrown Down an
Embankment
This Morning In Columbus.
FIRST DISPATCH.

COLUMBUS, o., June 26,-[Speclal, J.
There is great excitement here this
morning, and much running TO and fro
Of the now very formidable opposition
TO Foraker for q third term, Another
conference was held this morning Of all
the friends of the other candidates, and
Of the opposition to Foraker The
result was that all tho candidates are
TO remain In the field, and
await the developments in the
Convention, Some Of the opposition 10
Foraker 10 very bitter, yet unless he
withdrawa his nomination now appears
certain, The delegates are now fling
into the Comstock Opera House, as the
Convention meets ut l0a, m, II Is de-
clded that the temporary organization
be much permanent, This will save the
Convention from the inAlction of
another long speech.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Kills His Child and Seriously Wounds
His Wifo,

PITTsToN, Pa, June 26,-LSpecial, i
James Fadgen quarreed with his wife
at their home here last night and in n
frenzy struck her over the head with n
hatchet, innicting q serious wound,
The woman fled from the room leaving
q child behind The maddened father
then picked up partly opened sardine
can and hurled 1t with all his force at
the child striking II on the forehead
and causing death in u few minutes,
He Is now in custody
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
QeorRe Douglnai

The book Of George Douglas, John
Bloomfield & Son, is full for the season
of 1885, and on July lst he will he sent
to the Stark county track to be handled
for fast record, They extend thanks to
the public for liberal patronage W. y.
Bloomfield will also take a few outside
horses for training at the same place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Worry Proper Hanging Of tho Firat Woman
Ever Hanged In ponnHylynnin,

PHILADELPHIA, June 20,-iSpecial, J.
Mrs Sarah Jane Whiteling, the woman
who poisoned her husband and two
children was hanged this morning in
Moyemensing jail yard. The drop fell
AT ten,seyen, She passed the morning
with clergyman reading the bible and
praying, She met death unalnchingly.
This Is the first SomOn ever hanged in
Pennsylvania.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Arrnntnd on 4 sorIoun ohnrro.

William Mishner, the sixteen year
old son of q farmer, residing east of
town was arrested this afternoon by
Constable Weber on n charge Of bast.
ardy preferred against him by Eta
Bowers, the daughter Of u farmer
Justice ReIgner bound him over to
common pleas court In the sum of Sd0O
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
A JoHNsTowN SURVIVOR
Stopping In This City With an Old
Friend.

Stopping In This City With an Old
Friend.
David Dwgan, aged 70 years, and one
of the best known Welsh writers in the
country, is In the city to-day, He Is
one of the survivors Of the Johnstown
flood and will make his home for
several weeks with his old friend H. n,
Evans, druggist NJ No. 20 Mahoning
street.
Before the flood Mr.. Dwgan had n
nice home, the finest Welsh library In
the country and lived comfortably,
Now he has 10 live on the hospitality
of his friends, having lost everything
In addition TO the loss Of his fine library
he lost the manuscript Of two volumes
Of Welsh books ready for the press.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
10000 pAMAans

Wanted For tho Killing OF n Boy Noar
Louiavillo Recently,
Papers were filed in the clerks Office
TO day in the tmatter Of j. j. Grant,
administrator Of Charles Seipher
against the Pennsylvania company
operating the TT, Wayne road, The
suit Is for $4,000 damages, the boy
having recently been killed near Louis.
Vile, The administrators charges care.
lessness Of the company,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
A NATURAL onrlonltp.

Charles Schraeder, of Canal Fulton,
has q curiosity in the way Of twin
lamb. 1t is Joined ut the breast and
has eight leg, four ears, two eyes and
two tails. 1t lived one hour after II
was born. Mr.. Schraeder has had the
body stuffed and will exhibit II at the
rntp