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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
Prostratlon grom uomorrhago ourod.

HAnTviiLn stark county o., sept o. lBil.
THIS IN TO cOiliy tnat have houn one Of tho great,
oat shnol olg or many ycAw ifOn general wehancaa
nild prUt htl0n rnuHtd by hcmOrihnHo, which hni
after ylng many different doct0 and iomcdra I
had almost given up IN dtspali nut after foadng Dr
i. hnaacll Bnrnera advertisement He'd on him on
the doctor assured me ho oOu Il holp my ease mnc
dlntely ana pefminenty euro II IN "A fuae0nab e
time. began hlatfultlno I lmmod ltply md have
litd no hrmOrIhhgo uiid Ain now feeling bottnr and
~ Ongcr tiln have i0r l0ng time, and aIter NJ.
MI those nlllCiod ~ cA On aud consult ir. H. Rna
SOL burner, who continues ~ Visit your count,
every mouth, M nm tatancd you VIII md tho DO
t0r pleasant anu ag eeall.o gentleman " do busl
ness NTH. Ac1pcctfully
Mus iolN q sunfrsuNuEtM,
JOHN a.. suUfTIuNitUfM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
A Very Interesting statomont OF Intoroit I
To MI 0ufarorH

ainoro1 greatly from nervous prostratlon andl
other disorders FOR urNati 10 ~ ton yuaiH hAu
huidnchr AluOHt continually during tuur y0aH, III
could scarcely No NY hOuHuwOrk I took medicine
hut Ony found temporary ielrt | finally con
clndO1 10 consult nr n, hnsaOll huruers add alto
taxing four months trratntnt fool IKE dlifuroui
was almost nonu And Nul much Atlunhor ana navel
uon improving ever since, I would recOnneni
Dr burner 70 all suffering from any long hiAndlnrl
OF chronic disease, | would alhn recommend MI
lmprOyol npthod " treatment nl his remedies Aftl
purely vegetable, An vi nnd him an aJlu phyA
lclan, atfuu gentlemen and Ind friend, Any lot
tor OF inquiry viii Cheonully aiawtr
MIA rhitirA NArLnn.
Now berlin, stafk county, Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
FORAKER AND HIS INIeUIPY RE-.
PUDtApmD,


n Well Known Republican win Vote for
Campbell aud Ho hopudiatea and Do.
nounoea tho hogialration Outrage.
The Republican committee has been
sending on circulars 10 each Rrpubli
can voter In Canton, requesting them
TO be sure aud register, giving the days
aud places of registration. One OF
these circulars was sent 10 Mr.. j. b
lioach, the llorsh, OF 203 and 205 Eas
Lake street, and IN reply 10 the circu'
lar he sent the following:
CANTON, o., oct, II, 1850,
Mn, n. Il, TURNER, Chairman:
DEAR Sln-ln reply 10 your circular
/ Will say that ] viii be NJ Turner Hall
10 register | am u Republican, but
viii vote for Campbell.
First Reason: Taxation aud repre-
sontatlon 90 together.
Second Reason: II q majority OF the
voters OF Canton had voted IN favor Oi
the Board OF Elections, then | would be
IN favor Uf tho balnu, PROVIDED tnt
voters could elect onehalt Democrats
and one half Republicans
j. Il, ROACH.
Mr., Roach has received no reply from
Mr., turnur aud wUuid nke 70 nave 81
answer " the following question: Cal
the members OF the Board Of Election
be cDnstltutlonally elected except hy .
vote OF the peoplep What authority
has Foraker 10 tax tho cltiZenB Of Can.
ton $1,000 for the support Of this Board
OF Elections without giving ,htm Iep
resentation through their ba lots2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
.slEIld UlLl,u....

Several years ngo waa called to rec q coiorcd
woman who had n malignant form Of cancer on
hor foot. The cancer grew verso updcr lht PIC.
scHbcd treatment, and tho toes md onofldc oi
tho foot wcro AZ lcngth eaton entirely away. Tho
patient could not have survived much longer
bat CO. 1oneed tho uso Of swiit'a Specific
and i cured her sound well. That wan ihnu
ycara ngo, and thcro has been no return Of tho
dlacaoc regard swIr's Specific most excel
lent medicine Cor blood dIscasca, aa ia tendency
~ 70 drive out tho poison.
blatherYlllO, Aila6. Wu, y. STAGE, MD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
What \ Prominent Ohio Minister Has TO
Bay Of DR.. IL RuaHell Burnor,

This ia 10 certify that ! have been personally hc-
1lAntcd with ~ II, Russell burner for many
'oAfa. ana know him 10 hu gehtlrn n VI high
moral qualities anl professional ainnduR, ,qual To
my AMI exceeded by none ill his chosen uutcAliy
ho ttr,tment OF Nhrliio disease, hnh hutu6y
lheeffully recommend him 10 tue prlliG
XIV, MM. N. Gfi.nnBAT1L
Pastor b. JOhnh Church.
zaneovlllo, o., Kept, 10, 1850,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
A Prominent stark County Lady T1proo,
SOS Hor Thanks.

Nav nrhLiN, stnrk county o., oct, o. 1880,
IN II, HuHbNLL nunNKlt tOlumhuH Ohlui
buarBlr-I do moat VhtNrfuly recommend you
aa well ~ your Improved method Of treatment 10
! sufferers aui ieelng much heliur this month
thnn lust month Hoping lhaJ uOi may nWAyb
prosper you and yours, remain,
Truly yonla Nina, rnRran bAyLER,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27

scAesEES s T. ksesexa aaS 6gesass AEsN
ssss3 t1e M&rsaz@ s<saas5s. t.ss Fssase 81
a4zs.s sassz1ss - Asssezeal. ssae szegessNs kI8s
c4 S2sSsst MAltse@ srss9 a. tasaas. egs
ssffsssss1 5sl&ssst, &asizE AaE g es -. ssa gAs
gsera2aA w&rszsEe gssea Sc was arsiessss1
g1As la@Tix al Ese Is aa&. r. @as &aasssgsa
~ <seKzazA xsss8sNrz za1 ssexssaks6 fzz4s
hatai@g aay lHsSssG s@e mGg4 tH& Nsss
p.1zs1e aS .sa5Asa T. u 2arEsa. assss
= 8g1a eo1sEE 81 }ss&s eas3searess - 80
aSzss gss1 EerSzssss1 ssss& tas sseE@Ssass ksExs
ea&exsa ~ saxs sgsy. &ss1 - wSns&sEs Sssss-
sesszy &S~gss 4sss..s = Il - - E.yyz ep Sl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27
CRIMINAL RECORD.
A Whitechapel Atrocity in
New Jersey.
A Mtchfran Man who Murdered His
sIssher-A rsrsi.sa Gambler
Knoeked ozt-

PsxsLkDElEsszA. Ezs. &s-Araze e rs<~a,
hzrtt- hexs uursc as Casner hsxn1szl
Camden, y J., wzs fasnd lysnx unxnn.
scscEs In q pool ex hleoa in bath rooa On
the secoad faa< faas Ese<aisg 81 wstrh-
raas Io<epa Eslsx There we're nine cats
II e1ferezs parts Of her linhs Indicted
viii = sharp iast-umens ard she bad been
hcrriAay hrrised on tie SIDE and aAsonseu
hy kicks. She il In very cr1sscal earssa-
tso1 sEa1 vii p<oe,sAsy net rneaver The
story. rs sssG By her. Il that size wecs xrtu
The tAt&-rsau shear nfdnEgae 10 preYare a
bzsA far rzsroz. wAea she zxs sefxrd hy
Essn. who demanded her naaney
She isssz n8ae, Asas sfrrr1 hin. A waseh
waess he said II aenss w9ns ypRr watrh
hzs't' canrs 70 night 70 do ax,zy alta Yea.
To-xegrux asgat wlsi 10 The Haseh-zxss .
The 'sueaan screaE,<zz, wherrzpnn he tied
. tosei over her head kie sher Ell.
nSr hAlT "a e3osse "a tie scalp and asfesnpf-
el 10 asxa1is hey
Tae sowe1 around hsr haas heconsax
sncss nsa. she screamed. when she nan
sfcksa her szFaysiy nxsll she losE con-
scsouSa@ss- When she regsSnext her
seHSes she fossad heyseas covsred
Hish blood aaG very sxeak, and her
gfGaEs attracted the SxAs wsfsshrn&n. waD
saEzEssxuea aid MaszansazE .Sexsph FE4ss
wEs SFi9sted rEis Eenxulnv ON sns ii don ssf
tsszzag the AssafsRzs- bnt this afteraaca ws2
reSe3sssts, there eeiag ass exs1enee oa
@lsiea ass holzs hirz- The mystery is szall
Fsrzxslt raj
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27

cen. Harrasea Gives fseed AsixleS -
A4ahxwazase

sSHa&NGaaS&s. sAa, 81 9sAsaEsssa
srara %4w EsseNFEr &z4 9sez-1s, &A@
- "a CA 4ssss ktarr.zaa ssHF ~ kTseeE5s =
$500 4teassa sssazts ssss sstssss sSes SD
: eerx IRE asis peasant ea4k sese sass sssfA
sne r. setAs &c "a ksEs s1s2a Z aasgte sas2 =
. ss.ss Ska tkessk sse "a egs ssss - stSTa
ts.ss : great ys4gk af sA@ Hsssk 81 aFeEszg \
nessss sxs.tx 81 sAssrs AzN>-zs - So
.szlzsesseG nss3a kss ses9ssk~ EGeFes seAs t2sef
se ,sEss&z4 sry ~ szy ~ - SkHss iseEza
ssswa 81 sasA ssss. ass@ss ~ xeN as2 =
s,sssIx sxs sgE material @E&AA ~
~ esa1asrT zza waHA xEasSVsr =
-. .sgssg e& nGH MeH IA bz
xsaass Hats skes ASK 3AAk gsy
xesss a, ssssszsss q. sxs tsszz i sAS <sssts tsF
Z ~ ssnmzasl zsaEssa< ksa2is sssEA@aE is@sss 9
rxssF - sfsse - xaEssezn go ~ The Fzs ss
ssrxaersssnf - Aas@esHaz 4ufzszfEsxs. lat
1 as.lvxssssssn ssi4 A@k sAg GHg FNzx ss9 xas
/ sxissnek eslesEi<sss sss4 sasssz st IA@zx EsxSz
Msh0ne AgA0zz gsse 0ksaez <AsiEEx ssrszsF
msr~ 4 r Ferry uf Eszas AZ sdSA% 2:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27
-. MARRlsas's -.

SE2 Na2k- Jan. @&---A Hftr1lfs = ssh
Isgsaa SPECIAL says. when the consular
sasa diF.2ognsfls appropriation hszl Is eaiaszz
nrsa the sraxse uexf %eek. 8 STAT Eassss
ufSl ls mAic, &zfheriEes3 sy E'sesss8slss-S XXI
Harrison - regeTt - ais wissxs Ia the
samoa matter. This EsNEEas assumes zraveT
4Ea rarEaRce. II sseE ak th< f@et thss Ssae-s
ua9's Tsraen&ea amendment fer sEss de-
iefse 81 ozr S&nse1s nights are 20 nss in-
z2sstiatsiy aE4ssahLe gassr az Slaergsusy
Instead es oSGansEg eject gafy /. rs ESAaS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27
FfNANCIERs IN JAZZ
Ives aiad Stayncr, the Railroad
Wrsckers, Canno. Rafse Bafl.

NEW Weak. gsn 26--Henry !. fves aud
George III. St2yneE we're arrested to-day hy
8 cepufy sheriff On an order issued BIZ
Judge O Brien of ske supreme eongs. ia the
sust OF the Cincinnati. HaEalltoa & D2yton
Raiiruad Corr pany. The bail in each case
was dxesl st x-zaooo. The rsea arc gsaE In
the custody OF the snerxE They ere
charged In the snit with Eisappr0pr!azan
the funds OF the eomp2ny Frank Law
rencs. .c0ssnseI for the Cincinnati. Hamilton
& Dayton Railroad Company, WAS seen Ia
his 0ssicS this afternoon, and said. sAfI
ean say Is that We. Oh behalf us the rail-
road company, have sued Ives 4 Sssyner
Tor eefrs AIDING the company nuf of two
and = AAlf millions Iae sheriff has been
ieokin- for thesa the past Two days and
Was act able 20 place taeEn nuszl sGzy. =
Il Is hardly expected bail viii be fsrfh-
coming. On account of the large amount
required. The chane4s c--e thai Ives xnz.
~tayner viii Ian gEisA in Lssda0w street isfg
until the CASE Is decided
Nal having completed arrangements for
bail, Ives and ssayneg are spending the
ssIhz a. the sinclair House Ia the c1sta<iy
of aepzsty sheriff
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27
ErIsED Br WHISKY.
Carries TswnEey. n groAsn- xsawn
Actor Kills Himself at Lfsinxssan.

HELENA, Jar. z-.-saz-ias Tozn,ey. =
broken.dawa aei0s wE0 bad q1fz she gro
fesssos; several years aga because o. his
hAblss uf ineorfesy. sHfeisaeg at Isviags;az
yesterday with faovphlae. he bad exs-
.3entty prepared for tae eyezsf. - a eas Was
palles doEn over his cars. hzs cuxt was
bastous,d. and Epoa bis breAss was pinned
= paper on which was ~rsstEn, II rxnrc-
freeze 10 death Ihaye been ruined hy a
p70sritzte. She SOAKED sny seels feg w hisSy.
! eoala have zaade marey by Tacer. hang
ing aEa house painting Wha- Asite sncrssr
did ST sossgEt shlsky for & harriet. !
curse Iiie 4 nc ! mes her. Eol cave pol
scnei myself
Iew1ley ysES q man who had known
better days. he Was As one sime an actor
in Chicago. 81 Louis. zaa Paczhe coSss
tasasers. His caree< NJ L3vinEsnsn has
been ore 81 dissipass0 aud crsrse. De
sank gradually lower and lower. until he
became one OF the oslscasfs Of fhe town.
he Mas before the last district count there
On charge OF EyIag with well known
town woman. Calamity Jane bat sAs
evi6each wxx nos s1Esc9enf 60 coarscx He
Will be s,nriea by TIE ceaasy, ~ be has no
friends Or relatives there
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27
WHY WHITE GAYS EXIST.


received here cf q Hes9e tap visit
- JexA.aestsse aress fhe aoEnes
al Jehn ant Adam CAksFvHn,
ia tise southern Nayt vf AshsEHd eaanfy
Last nsxas TasFe ssra - norssEssn IN sns
rsrty and 80 etNers on fa3s- TAey visited
the haEaes ef thrse peopfe aAo
syxa pa1HSgFd 8iEh tae EhxsroWSn. ard
taxe down tAeir houses. After deing tssas
shxy x!szss,a fohE and Adam E5esFos , :
rssSsae1ee, tnH the occupants eas He'd.
This ozslsrak IS she nrsx SaAustssfaf4on 81
Ind g1atsnn az tie Aeqsstfaa af tYe nss
CnesfuwuA. wne wese sFird for t4e taarsse-
ti c1Es;2h2es Eeiies and Hessaesz 1sassy q
vEAr aE0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27
THE EAST AFRICA nILI~
Hssmsrck Makes q Spsech In the
Eelehstag.

Bxzzax. ian. &-The Eaxs Afrssa hii1
essme up In the res~Ax1g TO-DAY. Tne
chamber was crowded. Cuus& Hex3cft
Bismarck explained tho fvnspAs whzck
psvupted she government 10 intcu<4noe -
EaeA<ufes Capt Wfx<malsn. tmp&r311 en1n>
mlszsonsr for East africa, uryed The se1ch-
stag 10 ae<ert kAe kzgl. and asked The sasm-
Dsrs 10 reiy On hss exp<rzerre gnfued "
ezrAf years es zsadarin< IN Africa H.
vssrxx eutsrsd the ehsmkeF wh1]s NJ
raAnn was speaking. and sork Seaf. 49,
hgrxer fsiiesea WLxsTnaua and s1tpn3lyep-
r<sed the Esa.kare
&ksrzzFez as<o tosk par In the dincMt
ssgn. uss asserted that the hxst ~ rtia<t1ue
existed oetwssn taxrtnany and EnxiAn4
Eac tssrnaszsy Ra9 xanzsbAr. TT - SD.
6rrmzay wants 6 sFop1ral sguUfry 1he
mlszt keep Fast Africa. lad oct k<em
originally ueseaixl mar. bnt nss fesieW
thss wtll oa q ms5esisy af the 6<snau
nAffon'
1,he ffii wak rrssrrca H coUrasmion.
hsiwazrts kHd Ven EenntDzhsa AxrsetnE
fassrefa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27
TIRE GamBLEE Iosr.
He Took a Big Risk In Hitting she
Portland Cisy Attorney.

PosvIAsp. Jan. Il. This svenEag as City
Attorney Adams x&s uakklag along Fisss
street. q gambler nanea ]. A. Remaxae<
stepped quickly fFem 4 barber shop. After
attracting bis atfeutson he ztrack Adams q
vicious blow on the Jaw Mr.. AaAms de-
fentsd himself fresa a sa0wer of hlo@s
tha. followed. Watching his oprnrsaasfy.
he counisresi on the gamblers ere, knock-
Ing hiIa iato the nlnd.
The nox-2ngry attorney tamp46 ufssz
RemarqntA ard begsu choking him into g
rpesk, IsarIsfent Mood, bus s large crowd
which had gathered by tAix tine inter
fered 20 save the gambler from seserer
paaisbmenf With the aid OF policeman
Adams tAe1 marched his ass2iisnt to she
city prison, where the latter Was locked np.
Rema-aae says he has coRe 20 the con.
ciasioa that he assaulted the wrong man
Some tinxs since he was arrested fcy Sar-
bling and vas prosecuted by she city
assoTrcy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27

ldxKEPeoa,. Ian. &.-c<yiklnE seAznGu
sa4 tiFeznea Lass nsxbf tssassfea saT steamer
Ssnx2s. taaAAlnx Sof Bast1n- 4ssd 1xaxeo6
4sflere elslzs Hsen Hho refused - sz<1kc.
ana presensA3 snea frx<Ea ShSgttuR. n1e4nttr
Ers faena ast thFaashs skeif ki<s iuee 80
~ater A erSw ~&s sAsppesf fuE tAe ee4mae-
CT African a,z52E sssneez pezzsu EA6r1
Tne exDwa "a strikers alza ssmpN<&fFef7
il inewxaslaa 1as yzilee nsxs fz:nesso6
Frilsforeeznei1ss ts "A sxpesssd tzxDt rsS<e
: fimc&s siif seeexs. fse kAsNgNnx=p 1cuy
3 1lspnsstsan 10 De nssgnr. VITO prasatMd
s.Szifss sSeef<stssfsf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27

NAsBsSsszssS, l&a- b. EAts ma-s42< TIE
sts.s Department. Received > 8eaE Dispatch
frcns Xiest Gasg3 hsscks.ssk ~ SANS. eiR-
tag @ssss2 .as.sA1 Information "a regard 50 sEc
Z ssksgs1@seceS on Sise ss5aa8 ea tAe lsgh niE
ia wessa - rsa1g Germans wSne killed
&aa sgssszsssssa Is g2tgres E1ssSr TIE le8sisT-
Sssp u ~ alleged AsnsyteNa fa1AEeu Haasesl
AlsEH. J e4nse HsessaEe ssAs reviewed fr1Ea
40asna n SEA @sE J&a@Sry s ~ mey a
A1ek sasssEs tSS SsEe Eez saVsexs BzsEeas lsse
gcezTessscx~ II ysGea s3sasFev 8lzss snCsea
esza afseesasase Ea&ZzNT tsAs Ms. pcsSs isse
a. sasf auss. GAs N& wa@ ts2szEAt - fAe
Pzasss A.as3 sze4Eag wAsz NrgtVsss g Ssa
ETa1eseae ~ s.sz 4 asa Fstshassg - sIvHa
- ta1 prssss Maanzs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27
PORTLAND 70 OREGON crrr


ssLEs, Jan. es--.rslSses AZ sneexpor3tlsss:
were Sled so-sass ia the secretary oE stale 5
p4ay- James Ssuf III. Z pstfcs.x. c. e
Smith, Il. &. George aid s W walker are
f1Gs-por4sarss The object Is % huxtss & rail-.
Toaa frofn Portland 10 Nreeoa Csiy ON tire
wes: side Of the wIg,xssefse rfser. The
principal ossee - So Portland, and Is
capital stock S-saa asa
W y, King. j. H. Thatcher and r. r.
szrong sre saco<poraters TIE esseet Is 10
manufacture. n use. sell, etc. photographs
grzy,Axphazes an1 slrultar Instruments
The capital stock Is 81 ,Gsae coo and the prir-
esnsl CssakAe fAawfsassd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27

According 70 she kszskasszs xestaa1. fall
arrangements hare hesn made in auf<c3par
ton % the aeash of tho king ot khe
Netherlands. Immediately rpgn the
gta Aanonnce : parliamentary lax nxu~
istinx the succession. as viii rrocyazn thnt
tsse Duxs af Nassau viii @fn take ssn&seo-
sten Of Iaxr q, fxszzre
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27

sresK4sN 1Ass IS -S sstssfsy gzsasE lsax
fsgsserS Essnss rsse sxssg as senses tttag-
af-. = i5-ysar-g7s3 tseg wass @ss etteE2ess
gnssr geeess Aea sA > e&s@. 80 aEela -
as - sss5lssy Tzs @2S szarscse& 81
f2se sss4zsev Mar e = sssIaAAs ass %s
srTt - Sktz ssssr seesa ne4s Ssgt - sd
: 8 r.sgasrg IS -. ssezaaeg a93 IS skte &ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27
KILLED nerH raEENrs.
Terrible Accusation Against a Yanng
Man os jackson. Mica.

yACksQ,, Nien.. Jan. NJ stna1g web
OF esrcuznstanti2is sysslenge has been wonnd
assoaf Irving Lsssimer. son OF Ma Mary
IarfiFnex. who was murdered THURSDAY
ns9ist, akas4 this afternoon &c y s. arrested.
He Eent 20 Detroit Thursday naaa and
regissse red al the 5sisw05d aoHse He was
col seen fsuEa 10 p n. uatii the next sEczn-
ing. SsssEs be came Ia afAd weas ~ ais
FeoEa. TIE poiscs asiyRnced th& sheory
Ehsf he wenf to jackson aa = late night
train murdered his mother and rgens back
- Detroit early u the naDrnisg. The eHSe
has created intense excitement here. Lat
timers fAiaer siesS sbous ys@r &Eo rnder
very mysterious circumstances he iefs
sIa iA1e lie insnrsnee. and tAix on Ehe death
az sse vvitsow would revert - tkse soz.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27
THE nEooKIrS CAR sriuKE
Applicants fer work Badly Hsatsn
and DTfven Awny.

SEw YeaK. gaa- M-sEhe sls-1p ssn the
AtlaRsie aveune street ear lines In Brock
lya ccGsinncs to-day E}anEs Of li.stsas
who stsnt 80 the depot 10 take exrE we're
SGT 81 by the old haBdz. hadiy heateia and
driven zsRv. There were no devescpsssx q
in tss. bzxoksya s1rske To o-nteaL jain
EzskOsx of Hahekea xH1 a man sAEsed
Rosenisexz. of New fark. appsirAsgEs fEr
work, 'Eere beaten By the sggskers. Hosea
bnrg sss badly shAs he was takna 10 the h9s
bltsf. No arrests werr made
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HArcHrsc THE wHrrrFIsH.
Operations Began In the Fssh Car n
Portland.

PoKTkASD. Jan M--Tas Unssa states
nsh commission car No. :. In change Of \.
Fraa< Ellis. Is siae-trzsksa ar fhs o. 4 c.
eggs, aud the employees are s,aw making
preparations for Matching tneEn, whgch
Will ocGapy three weeks. A city wnfes
EnslT Il heing eonaeefsG with The car Is
supply water TO glass tsrS In which the
eggs viii Be hAtchsd- The eggs are sack 81
IA trays IA wet ucsS and keps 0n si.e The
yeaa| fish Will he Distributed amonx iskes
in tais section, the larger portion Fuipg "a
Lakes cHar 6'Alene sal Pend q a,Os.esIIe
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81. Es2EIs. Jan. S--sSorne Wild exrsse-
meut occarred Al ito 0lyEaqsa thrsrsr this
afieraonn Near the end % rae flixs act q
small t-e was uotieed. zEa all Il e1ee she
grnxf natienee was paasc-striekea Then
soEne osr exsed :. Flrers and for Nssne tsrne
Is iossxed AZ thosgA there mast ust lpxs of
life, ss the aRasenee Was cDgnp pcsssd pgin-
ezpaily Of i&ksics and esliiGren- women
fsinsssf. esAers went into hystxrsas and IL
was with great dssseulty thai the li.w Eassi
present restored order No snrsoasI eMxnl-
ties R.-ta rsnye<srsexf
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A Criminal I,rags.

kxaxvzf,x. Tznu.. jar = -. has been
sssxenxerea that xsu ps0ssf, ex sszSs&ea ~
fseke enzzfy. y a aessz3ssT ~ xrosa kl1Es5
70 80 azks Tae Gztxass y asfs@ names kR-
pezs "a .Iai ss1s1 azsext EAat tasy es& sot
ssgS Is az 4 TIA tsesir RAISES are fDgwsc-
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califnrnia Co.. sold.

s.S nfgso, Jsn. e6-sg. II Carlson re-
szxse3 from New Yosk to Dag aad reports
tAe sEsc "a the SaE useea s1eeass Beach
sxn r!een. Rasd The sFaa@a4se 81
fl4ss san psrxa & Isczmkr railroad
ne sale gza ns asse - Wm. Graves and 4
Nrw gnrz company Tor SO et0 TwS -
ton feeonossyss aH1 nunSey 81 Fsssen-
ger e4axhsS have sxSa parcAHsSai aGa Ayt
81 saEfe here. TIE cs9tssSts ssEBe8 eAAl
Tor fne eoznn nnsetfoa ef = zgssa Of Saafacrn
Paesf< g9agr as sax s. I>Ss-asE wisAsn ne
fsy4sr4 <sr s-sfssx-nx
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PRESCOTT. 8rsk.. ian. 9k--k hi 80 re
move the iarrisssrfsi capital es ArtxynA hHs
rssSses both ho1sex ard sens1 sSsnez ~ tAt
tssa fsfr1ay - asssazrn ~ naan. Maa6ay,
January - to saeex az Fsseafx. Thnrsszg
FebFa8@y !. Il Is Ha3srsta0sf tAss = EAas
has hcea rasse1 hy she cfssneaS ,ss rkH11x
% rssy az expenses of removal and swo
PBaanaaa e&zs n4ye been sraeSudI 10 frSns.
PaFf tse Easm5eTs 70 efsueaix. rho wigl
4esxc E1z9 Ks2es1av zgegElag. ths, 18th.
~ he astez1osa xezsssa 81 t;se ieasssa.
t1lv tAe resolution adopted eats uso~n-
inzT- providing fssr s7fen-fsmeat On
i1sa @Szh faxts was resczsf1erss.
hy eota housss and defeated A resafagsen
vas then fnsroaaee1 sor 10th hsoszsex 10
meet IN 5oanr sesssoa - nigAs ~ : a'eloek
rhsralx
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snrses. af tnr na.tanl.ns,

TExyx&. Jsn, % The Bosf0at.ns lsiosed
g tvs B@eks' eaeAEeraent 10 cn5Ths lEhiesa
proved the xrszsest cFeFaf2e eaEzgsaneElt
beth @Asiasiy aEG aHaArsasig, ever gzayesi
So the gafy. Tho ressa5Elks 81 Ehe 3sxaxN-
meat iSgsa eseE 81 CO. Arranxaaents
haFe 5nS. h~ea eszzSseEed By Manager
uaymAa of s&u Franezssa azd Manager
Davis gf chicago, wA@rray the 8o1sani1us
wan u.kze an axseaaea sowf of ths f&es &c
eaast dlszing Mar and 5sEe
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/. Marasr.r.. Pssaoa Revoked.

S4x gs4Sczscxs. ga~. zx--G&c9t " @liseF.
s.,z.. s4rssex, waa wes p&T4@asd gas ~
Sasa tszsasiy, wA4sS sa Mss aE1Fyss4asss :
~ ssn~ssaF. tss easuaSssR1 sasi As w4sa q
iesve sre ss2se. nzS Aas sls Ea2F@<si
rexnks3 ~ Sos WstersssN. s. Ne z&s e -
asss -. s'esss sfsSssas ~ hzs ~ ssas Es ~
gr-ssees 10 tAaa esfy- e XII - s1ss - so
sfsassaHssa s.t-.sar % u. aeanN.
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,eraiss af the ssessrnmsat

S4N FRASCsSc1, Jan A-la The csse 81
THE Unstea states government against tsss
sse<rs Iuc1 hrr GoF1banS, wa'r1 wAs
c-esszAs III Aprss. ssss. = see1vyr go -
.aansaxgx Tor sgsexa4 raelag ~ ssnae 81 sfsa
esxe ssst Il fs4sss..r freaz zRgeruSssnx saEls4A
fn Teharaa aud 81 - e0aasssss tae y1Es
tss-sfar frsar.zesI xs.xs3scf zAssfS0 1az
swns Ia favor Of tae gsresr zsetass
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rHE KNIGHTS Will. sr.iKx.


PsT1sRuKa, J&a. zs.--fhe joint meeting
ef the Knights cf Labor arxzasxsisuas az
she Gssnnezlsyiiaa coke rexscns ssHixht
TesoaFest ts strike snos na1ess he oprre-
tus grant sn edvsnce aprroximx.lng 10
sc. eEnt ia case Of q ssrfke, Which an.
rsars Inevitable. upwards Of 1890 nasn
viii ED cur.
SassAsssosa d. Jan. 1&--SsAriy 5odp men
were shrowa idle today In tAfs part on the
coAi rsxkons, by the sx1speszion OF al the
Iehisf cezl geaapanyss and Individual
s-s*4f s1,akr~tq<