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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
EEWsY NOTES
M %nterprising Canton ana Vicinity
w. Considerably Condensed,

tssf Ala. 1t was a quiet ono in polio
circles,
o,ta,na.a Mesa Ia slack In iustic
courts theae days
The marmRry dire WIZ "'V
to-day allowing billa,
Ulysses q, shearer and w" iiooA, =
Napoleon, have been lioenst 4"'
William Wright waa arrel you a@n
night for being drunk and Ola. "O''
on tho streets
Co, Bs minstrel performance W
Washington's birthday promises 10 b
an enjoyable event.
The Stark County horticultural SOCi
ely ia holding u meeting in Grange Hall
IN Masalll0n to-day,
Peter o, Gruber and Cassie sChlon,
eyer, Of Washington township, have
been licensed 10 marry,
Justice Fulmer married Tuesday
evening William Myers and Lizzie
O'Nell, both OF Canton,
The charges Of assault ana battery
and assault with Intent 10 kin, against
Robert LEG, Of North Lawrence, have
been withdrawn,
Lee Tyndall was arrested this after,
noon on complaint Of Samuel SilyerR,
charged with assault and battery, The
case was dimissed.
Jack stanton, the jolly and popular
cracker salesman, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
Was In tho city yesterday Jack Ia u
hustler and no mistake,
Users Of street cars would do well 10
arm thomHolyea these days with whls
ties, II Ia too cold for the driver TO
drive slow or look about much,
H. II, DIley Of Quaker City, Ohio, Ia
AZ the Hotel Melbourne visiting his son,
employed In tho finishing A, depart
mont, NJ the llampden works,
Tho county commissioners aud Audi.
tor Manly 90 TO the Children'a Home
to-day 10 H0ttl6 the NlfairB OF the instl,
tuition for The past nix months.
The COncOrdIa Society have made NJ,
engagements for u dramatic perform,
anc1 aud concert, 10 conclude with q
social hop on The evening Of February
49, The program will appear In u few
days,
There viii DO q very interesting mis-,
alonOry meeting held at the Baptist
Church on TO morrow (Thursday) even
Ing, All Of the members Of the church
aud congregation are requested to DO
present
An application has been filed by tho
M0eSillon Schuyler Electric Light com,
pOny In common pleas court, asking
permission 10 change the name Of the
corporation to the MRGSillOn Electric
Light Co,
Word was received nj theCourt house
this afternoon that Mr7, Lewis Hon.
man, wife Of COUNCILMAN Holman,
had suddenly been taken seriously III,
Mr. Hoffman 10 on the Jury In the
Observation-Disclosures case,
Canton girls working In the Watch
factory would DO well 10 watch their
bangs, Miss Maggie Grady, employed
In the factory Of the Illinois Spring
field Watch Company, was scalred on
Saturday night while ut work, her
bangs catching In some hanging shaft
Ing She will now have 10 wear false
! halt all her life,
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a gentleman who resided forHc considerable
lCngtb u time on tho shores Of Laho WinnL
pOg yorilm tho statement published no b. tho
existence Of poIldod bodies IN certain do
trlcta 10 hua information from q priest
who established u Catholic mission near Fort
Alexander that tho body of u Mrs lruyoro,
buried at tho forks Of two streams Complying
Into tho Winnipeg river, waa found polrihod
whom oyhumcd for thoplrposo Of removal 20
n regularly c]onsocUtyl cemetery II was
found on investigation that the body had
boon subjected 10 e dripping process from
clear, cryBlul water, which passed. through
tho coffin, having tho cloct OF pCtrifyiug tho
body, Several oll0r similar Instances arc
reported IN tho vicinity Of Fort Alexander -
Winnipeg Dispatch.
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our MAseILLoN D
Tho Bowling Looturo-.,rho Cleveland 4
MaHaillon Ralroad---Tho Lyooum.--rho
knights Of tho Rasor...Poraonal and So
oihl Notea.-Churoh Booihla,

Tho Bowling Looturo...rho Cleveland q
Maaaillon TIA lroad--Tho Lyooum--rho
Knightn OF tho Rasor-..Poraonal and Sos
oihl Notoa---Churoh Booihla.
Especial Oorrespondonoo,l
MAssILLoN, Feb, O.,
George Thomas Bowling did not leo.
turo upon "Clamberlng Up" but about
"The Good Old Times last night. AC.
cording to MI. Bowling they were not
NO goob after all. The world was grow.
Ing better every day, and we have rs
many heroes and great men now IA
formerly,
The stockholders Of the Massillon u
Cleveland held their annual meeting In
the German Deposit bank yesterday
and elected the following directors;
Louis II, Meyer, New York; Charles
W. Cass, New York; j., N, Mccullough
P%ittsbnrg; John T., Haley, Pittsburg;
Hon. John sherman, Mansfield; =. q,
Albright MOsslllon, and M, A, Hanna,
Cleveland,
The Lyceum viii meet tomorrow
evening In DR.. Martins ONCE and dis
cuss Nihilism. q. V. Hammer5mith
win oppose II and VIM, Ulman defend
II.
II Is reported that Wooster street is
all torn up over u social scandal,
Mrs. Wagner was cutting 5inCh ice
yesterday.
The officers of the Stark and Wayne
countieo Horse Protective Association
were elected yesterday.
On the evening Of the 25th inst, the
knights OF the Giittering Razor will
have u ball IN the Peoples hall. Color
cd people from all over this and other
counties viii Do present, Spectators
will bO charged % cents admission.
John All0n wants the News DEMO.
ORAr to invite all the colored knights
Of Canton,
Mr. Cornelius Butcher, Of Canton, Wis.
itod his sister, Mrs, /, N, DoNsee, q
short time yesterday.
Mrs. j. G. Buoher 10 visiting friends
in Salem.
The Stark County Horticultural
society meets to-day in the Grange Hall
In this city.
Gus Williams in the opera house TO.
night,
IL is said that Sam Rollins has rented
the room now occupied by Breckel's
grocery, and will conduct n saloon in IL.
Miss Mile Breckel and Mr.. Menias
Herold, both Of West Labanon, were
married TO day by Rev o, w, Shelter,
Vt the home Of James Suter, Esq,
The Protected Home Circle met last
night and installed DR.. llallock rs
treasurer. Initiation Of candidates will
take place on the 10Th. The order IL
growing rapidly In this city.
O. Nj. Whitman, the clothier, has add
cd merchant tailoring to his business,
and has engaged j. Q. Lowe, to manage
IL.
MI. ID. Mueller Of Cincinnati, Is visit
ing Mr.. Frank Hess.
Mrs. Charles Dlckerhoof, Of Canton,
10 visiting ut the home of Thomas
LAWYERS,
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Everybody Satisfied.

A Mhne soldier myg that WHOM tho boys
wanted 0rcwood, down south, they often
holpcd themselves TO tho gig 2ag fcnco rails,
which wcro casy Of access, and, being dry,
blaacd up Ike tlndcr A planter IN Virginia
wa ouco very much annoyed by tho disap'
pCaranco Of his fences, and complained 10 tho
commanding officer Of a body Of Maino troops
stationed near, Tho officer considered tho
matter fully aud mldj "Tho boys cannot got
along without eomo dry wood, Bat will
issue an order allowing them to tabo only tho
top rail- Tho planter thcroupon went away
satisfied, Butn as There wa NlwHysH top rail
until tho ground was reached, tho "boys'
found no fault with tho order lewiston
journal.
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PUBLIC

Have your sale bills printed nj the
DEMOCRAT office and receive u free
mention la the WEEKLY DEMOCRAT,
the official organ of the county, 10 has
the largest circulation of amy paper In
the county.
February CIV. = Rank win Offer
FOR sale at his residence, 2h miles
southwest OF Canton, on John Rank
farm, 40 acres OF lund, also horses, cat
tle and complete line OF farm nipple
menta,
February 18-SRrah Smith, admins.
tratrlx Of Maryou Smith, Marlboro
township, 4 miles northeast Of Middle.
branch, horses, cattle and farm implO'
ments.
February l6-Frank Ebio, on John
Eble farm, 3 miles southeast OF Hart.
vile, will offer u big bill OF sale, all
kinds OF farm implements, horses, etc
February 27-Wlliam Bast will sell
on premises, 2 miles west of Canton on
Massill0n rOnd, horses, COWS, farm i'm
plemonts. etc.
February 90 q. i. Munk will sell on
the Widow Flrostone farm, 9 miles east
Of Canton, six colts, span of mules,
COWS, etc,
February ~ George Hartgell will
sell on his farm, ~ miles southeast OF
Howenetino station, cattle, chickens,
houaehold goods, eto'
john Kelly aud Sllas Mccormick will
sell on Sparta road, ~ miles east OF
Navarro, horses, steers, farm imple'
ments and household goods.
February 49, Manasseh Holl will
offer for sale, az miles northwest OF
New Berlin, nlno head Of horses, cattle
farm and household goods.
March 2-lsaac Halnes on Jonathan
Haines' farm, 2 miles west OF Minerva
will sell horses, COWS, and u great varie
by of farm implements.
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Fradsrlok tho Orsat,

Fra 1erloh the Great was immensely popular
with HI = people until no established a ysrJ
yoration. systom Of taxation, Tho dlscohiAni
eaussd Inv this would have done him far
greater lnl,H. Y had 10 not been Tor tho good
bumor with WI lob no bore tho adverse orlu,
clans on hiapolle. V
Riding along tho Jogg straso ono day, la
saw a crowd Of poopla' 800 what II H. 10
said to tho groom who was attending him.
'They have somethh II posted up about
your majesty" said tho groom, returning.
Frederick, riding forward, \ aw q eaFleatuFe
OF himself "King Ia very mo- 'anoholy gulse y
writes Carlyle, seated on a Atool, q coffee
mll between his knees, dllgom y grinding
with tho ono hand, and with tho Other pick.
Ing up any bean that might have fallen"
"llang II lower" said tho king, ha'honlng
tho groom with biz angori Wlowor that thoy
may not have 10 hurt their uoolH aboutitn
no sooner were tho words rpohan, which
spread Instantly, than there rOso from tho
whole crowd ono universal hu2aa Of joy, They
tore tho carlcaburo into a thousand pieces,
and rolled after tho ling with loud "L6bo
hoeh llurahl, our Frederick foreyorl" M
no rode slowly away Youths Companion
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Writing from Gmhamnown, Cape Colony,
Mr. L. A. Eddie gives an account Of some AZ
traordlnary showers that foll there Aatorm
commenced noW midday aud lasted I'M late
the next morning Az intervals during this
poriod heavy showers Of rain foll, after which
largo areas woro found 10 no covered with
water oa blnc'J na iuh, Two theories Oro put
forward 70 account for tho observed facts,
ono g]tIgbU,lug 70 10 dust IN tho ar hom q
recent volcanic eruption, wlIlo tho other e1n'
ddoJgt Ho phenomena 20 b9duo 10 Tho passage
Of Ho earth through Gdanfo mctoorip tronm
tho dufj Of which, suspended Ia tho Glmos'
phcro, was carried down by tho rain, and boz
ms essentially Iron, formed, on being mlEod
with tho organic acids Of tho col, a tmo Ink
-sdontlnc American,
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EDITORIAL saUIBa.

MRs, HARRISON, having completed
her shopping IN New York, VIII leave
there this afternoon for indianapolis,
WE print to-day an interesting Wash,
lngton special indicating that Mcltnly
10 about TO Jump into the Cabinet II
Mack Is wise, he viii not, His best On,
reer Is In the line OF his experience.
Mack Is not u great ]0rauoior,
THE ladies viii be interested In
knowing that Mrs, Vice President
Morton has decided on Il dress Of very
decided decOllete style for the lnaugu.
raj Ball. All the ladies' including Mrs,
Harrison, have decided 10 adopt this
style,
IN our response to enquiry the Wash
inRton correspondent Of the NEWS
DEMOCRAT sends word that Mckinley
is being urged for the Cabinet, but our
correspondent cannot learn that no has
been rendered the position by President
Harrison. Our FOStorla special " from
our reliable special reporter NJ CinCin'
natl, who handles the Press. News dis.
patches. or course IL Foster Is fixed
FOR the Cabinet, then Mckinley Is out
OF the question.
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nomn MISSIONARY socInrY.
Program Arranged For tho M. H. Sunday
HOhool Entertainment phuradAy,

Program Arranged For tho M, II, Sunday
School Entertainment Thuraday.
The program for the Home Mission.
ary Society entertainment In the sun.
day school room Of the First M, II,
church Thursday evening has been ar.
ranged. IL Ia as follows;
Music, "Crown Him Lord Of All;'
recitation, Master Ralph Myers; read
ing, "A Trying Experience" Miss EN-.
ma GotshOll; music; paper, progress
aud Civilization Of tile Indians" Nj,
Newton Shaver; recitation, "lhe Mite
Box" Master Thomas Hay; talk, Work
In Utah, Mr. r., A, Miller; duet. Mr..
and Mrs, G. II, Van Horn; talk, Work
in Alaska, Mr., r.. A Cassidy; reading,
Miss Nettie Whitaker; solo, Miss BeS.
sic Harrison; talk Dr. Muller; collcC.
ton; music, "Bring in the Sheayes,"
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gnnnrn conlonla of a Chnesr.

Ebcn Mitchell, Of HayCrlill, relates u ouri-
Qua Incident that occurred at hIs house lilo
p~urchapd q ton pound piece Of choose NJ
Col, NOsorN grocery, from which dIcW hayo
boon cut osncoded mOldng another OUT
ting, tho lmifo struck oono hard gnbStancoin
tho choose, which proved to DO an extra
heavy plain gold ring, On tho irgIdo Of tho
band was engraved u ladys first name, owl
dontly tho giycr, and tho g%cntloman6 name
10 whom II was given, Mr., Mitchell Intends,
10 no can trace tho cheese back 70 where II
was made, TO insert an advertisement IN tho
papora that will reach that location, ~ tho
ring was probably lost In tho process u
choose making, -%-llayorhll Nlag) Gaaotto,
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TINS would Give o hlh Ihhhpp lpf pnlt
snaps for mVery Leading Republican IN
STARK Qo,'-If You Think 20, Telegraph
Mack 20 Accept,
Especial 70 tho Piuahurg Dhpaohl
WARRINGTON, Feb, "A hepubli,
can Senator, who stated tho day MT,
Allison returned from Indianapolis
that he had declined 10 10 Secretary OF
the Treasury, said to-day that Major
William Mckinley II now struggling
with the same question thate0nif0nted
the Iowa Senator'S waking moments
until he penned his letter OF refusal on
Thursday last, MI, Mckinley, no says,
iR being urged 10 become Falr0hllda
successor, and his frienda N the House
arc quite generally advising him 70
accept,
Many Of Major MeKinley'a friends,
however, arc emphatic IN pointing out
10 him that no cannot AFFORD. 10 refuse
such an honorable place ~ that which
MIR, Allison has declined for political
reasons. These reasons do not apply
10 Mr. MeK lnley as they dld 10 Senator
Allison, Even II tho Presidency were
out OF the question, u place IN the Cab
met can DO made q stepping at0ne 10
tbs Senate, The latter body III q much
better point from which 70 reach The
Presidency than the Cabinet, but from
the head OF the Treasury Department
10 the Senate Ia q much shorter step
Major Mckinley has no chance To be
come u BenatOr now, because Charley
Foster aud FirGalarm Foraker both
stand In his way for the vacancy that
may soon occur by the defeat Of Mr.
Payne or the voluntary retirement OF
John Sherman, AS Secretary OF the
Treasury, Mr. Mckinley could send his
enemies abroad or dispose them else
where, If IL came 10 q contest he
could beat them with the power OF tho
Treasury behind him, II no turns u
deaf car 10 General llarriaOn'a OF,
ferit win DO because no sees the speak
er6hip within his grasp, ana feels that
hla political horizon lma a brighter look
from the height Of the Speakers chair
than from tho position Of Cabinet Of
llCeE
The statements made that Major
Mckinley would not even consider an
invitation into the Cabinet are denled
by the mel who know him lle IL w
fact considering the matter now, and
there are many men nv both erla or the
Capitol beside the Senator quoted, who
are ready 10 wager that the popular
Ohio member VIII DO tho next secretary
OF the TreaSury,
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r,rn Animal MAJ had nnhIla.

A Wntorbury cat was recently discovered
stealing and eating smoking tobacco, disnp-
pcaranco Of which had caused tho owncr aud
his non to suspect each Other ora mild form
Of theft. The cat has been stolen several
times, hut haG always como back In n fam.
ishcd condition aud begun 10 lottcn up Just
M tho tobacco began TO disappear, IN An.
sonia tho other day II balhy horse, which re-
sisted all attempts to start him, trottcl of
brisNly whom given tobacco by n man who
recognized tho animal and remembered n
habit which 10 had formed WHOM n colt Now
Haven Palladium,
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4 dl6L6 bwfEf lHrthANoe,


10 Ralii mo 0ns shell ever learn
This secret that my heart must kept
no matter how tAa words may burn,
No matter low NY heart nay leap
No ono shall know love hGr 30,
No one lhall know no ono shall hHoWr' r
But though his lips were tightly scaled,
Tue yerY birds lila seoret gueaasi,
For w hR 0yes u was revealed,
And IN his face II WIS confessed
" love her 50, love her 20,
But mono shall la0W but nona shall lnaWlH
Ihe wlnd soon found II and ran nn
10 toll II 10 tho wondering flowers.
And bear II " Tho gates NJ dawn,
When lOll0r all The coming hOural
That they mlHht know he loved her 20,
That they might know, that illey might know.
Bono time Rll snoroiA must unfold,
Ana soon dld ha o listener seal,
TO whom hs st0ry Might DO told,
Before the laughing world should apeak
Ana toll hef n she did not hnOW,
Ito loVod her 90, no loved her aO.
-heHdlh hleholson IN Indianapolis Journal
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Doplornblo ono Of rnannlty In Akron.

AKRON, Jan ~. M Kate Mlller0t
n United Brethren revival u few even.
lngs ago became suddenly Insane
through religious excitement, Since
then she has been lab0rinR under the
hallucination that she must offer ny
her little children 90 u Gntrlllce TO God,
So strong was this impression that she
made several attempts 20 roast he,
little ones on u red hot kitchen stove
but they were rescued by attendants,
She was adludged insane to.dny and
will be sent to Newburg asylum.
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L.ntnst rrom MoKlnlny,a loom.

WAanMQTON, Feb Q Especial
Mckinley il being urged by his friends
In Congress 10 become Fairchilda sue
eeasnr, Mckinley 10 IN M Nmbafrnaa'
lug position, ue " IN doubt whether
10 70 for the Cabinet or Speakerahip
Tho Tr0aauTyahip will give him immeai'
ate power over Foraker aud Foster but
might ahOlye him H. tho future, Wen
informed men insist that Mckinley
will be the Secretary Of the Treasury,
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Tho Invasion OF Oklahoma Has oommeno-
cd.

ARKANSAS CRY, Kun, Feb. ISpo'
clal, The adyloos are that Pawnee
Bill win move ON Oklahoma City thiB
afternoon, Everything 10 In readiness,
Five thousand people are expected 70
DO In line. Troop X OF Fifth
cavalry 10 stationed ON the frontier but
II 10 believed that with 40 many inyad
ers the soldiers can Offer little resist
ance. The invaders will take the
ground that the military cannot use
firearms against u movement that 10
only tregDnga.
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HOW nn GOT Rlcll.

A. NJ. Cannon, the Washington territory
millionaire, was pcddling sewing machines In
Portland, Orc, nlnc years ago. A year or
two later no moved with his family to Spo.
kano Fails, then a moro settlement, making
tho trip Of 800 miles in his Nagon. Tho lIttlo
money no had was invested In land, A year
latcr no was d banker, and today bis wealth
Is estimated at between si,OOO,0OO and
SO,0OO0OO llo roso with the boom that has
given Spokane Fallso population Of 10000
and stlll growing, Now York World
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prou, piloui I,ohinR PilOS.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense Itch
ing and stinging; most at night; worse
by scratching. If allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and nj.
crate, becoming very sore, SwAYNEt
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and In most casei
removes the tnmors. AT druggists, OF
by mail, for 30 cents. DR.. Swayne 3
Son, Philadelphia. lT-r.sl
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Tnn ppATn oF pRINon RupoLpn

Great Scandal Connected Win His Bud.
don Doath"-geyoral Women in tho
Case,
VIENNA, Austria, Feb, at 10 tao
itly admitted that the rumOf saying
the death OF Prince Rudolph was due TO
violence, because Of his advances 10
married women Ia true, Prince Ru'
dolph was the heir apparent 10 the Aus
trlan throne, and his death, with the
great scandal connected herewith, has
created n profound sensation In all CIR
olea Of life here,
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral has given me
great relief In bronchitis, Within u
month | have sent some Of this prepar'
alton TO a friend suffering from bron-
chitis and asthma. II has done him 80
much good that ho writes for more."-
Charles Il. Dumteryille, Plymouth,
ENGLAND,
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nn,mn. 1tohr, pcnly. pGIn Torturoa.

The simple application Of "SwAYNE,s
OfETMENT," without any Internal med
lolne, will cure any case OF letter Suut
Rheum, Ringworm, Piles, ltchl Sores
plmpleh, Ecgma, all Soaly, Itchy SKIN
Eruptions, no matter how obstinate or
long standing, II Is potent, eilettiye'
and costs but u triilo lT'r'sl
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applied for the position OF chief cook
~ tho White House liz his letter Of
application Noble says, II he reaches
tho position he will not forget that the
happiness OF sixty million OF people de-
pehdi on a frying pan, lle claims
good cooking NJ the White House viii
do much 10 make the next administers
ton "A suCGBRh,
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A nront rrIoE In Llfe mauranoe.

CmOIENArL Feb, Especial
sandy Wrlsh of this city IL IN trouble.
IIo had ten thousand insurance ON nus
life. lie would claim " become very
m. and then sell his policy, Then he
would get robust again and buy " back
for hplf price, Has played TINS uick
iys timgi and realized i've Thousand
dollars on the trick, lie 10 now under
arrest for fraud,
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Ono aront MIsaonrI Lnnd swIndlo.

ST. JoE, Mo, Feb, g. Especial !.
The big land awindle OF The Kew jonas
Wilson, the former great Evangelist,
continues TO excite tins community
lie owns only 80 airea here, aud yet
deeds have already arrived ODE record
cd which cover nearly 500 acres, ana
every mail brings more, lie has ltit
town,
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A or,At ehowman's Million In Litigation,

CiNoiNNATL, Feb t.--IspeCial JAS.
Robinson, brother Of the late John Rob
inBon, the well.kn0wn ahowmaii lilH
brought suit against John IT, Charles
M, aud other persons named ns logOlcce
In the will to set " aside ON The GROUND
of mental iDcapacity, extreme nge Nnu
undue influence, The property ihVoly'
ed m worth "A million dollars,
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THE CLUB
Meeting hnst NiRht---Papors BY j. w.
OLSON and II. u. Weber,

The Mckinley club met last night in
their hall. A fair sized audience was
present and 1t was u very enjoyable
meeting. The election Of n President
to I'LL the vacancy caused by the death
of Mr.. Sheldon Noble was postponed
until the next meeting.
j. W. ellison read u paper on the
early history of the Democratic party
and II, b. Weber on the early history
of the Republican party. At The next
meeting Squire A. d. Braden will read
apaper on the administration Of Abra-
ham Lincoln.
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NotorIonn romnlo ponporndo Killod.

EurALA, Mo, Feb. b.-lSpeclal THE
notorious female Desperate, Belle Star,
has been shot aud Killed. She was u
nne rifle shot aud rode on horseback in
q mans saddle, She has been connect
ed with all forms Of outlawry, and was
rumored to have once affiliated with
the Jesse James gang aud the Young
erB OF Missouri.
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Healthy Activity IN Wall stroot.

NEW Y0UK, Fob, 3 60 Especial
There Ia more activity than for some
time In Wall street, All stocks appear
70 be stimulated, mud despite the open
winter leading business men predict y
prosperous spring season tho OUT
look IA much better than during the
past 30 days,