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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
rp,yGEs AMONG NAVAL OFFICERS.


A number Of changes among the officers OF the
vessels at the Navy Yard were ordered by Secretary
Tracy Yesterday. Chief Engineer David Smith has
becn detached from the cruiser Boston, and Chief
Engineer H. ID. McEwan, one OF the Board Of Examn-
ing Engineers Is ordered succeed him. Lieutenant
$ W b. Dieh now Of the Boston, has been detached
and ordered 10 the Bureau of Equipment to relieve
Lieutenant W. II. Scheutze, one Of the two oncers
who went TO the delta Of the Lena River and brought
home the bodies Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS g. W. DE
Long and other victims Of the Jeanette expedition
who has been ordered 10 the Chicago. Lieutenant
W. Il. Rush who has been on duty at the Hydro
graphic Bureau will take Lieutenant DichPs place on
the Boston. Lieutenant W. F. Fullam has been de-
tached from duty in connection with the dynamite
cruiser VesuviuS and ordered to the Yorktown First
Lieutenant OF Marines f. l. Denny has been detached
from the Boston and ordered 10 duty al the Boston
Navy Yard, and First Lieutenant L. J. Guick from
the Portsmouth Navy Yard, will take his place. Naval
Cadets Edward l.. LOwndcS, Charles \. Brand and
George W Kirk have been transferred from tho York
town 10 the Boston Ensign Robert Stocker has been
ordered to the Yorktown. Naval Cadets George y.
Hayward and Frank Marble have been transferred
from the Boston 10 the Pensacola.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
aRRIVAI OF THE REV D. J. O'CONNELL.


The Rev. Denis J. O'Conncll, rector of the Ameri-
can College at Rome, one of the passengers who
arrived Yesterday on the City Of Rome Monsgnor
OConnell is coming one Of the representatives %
His Holiness Pope Leo Mi TO attend the centennial
celebration of the establishment Of the American Cath
Ole hierarchy in Baltimore on November 10, tho
American Catholic Congress on November IL ana II
I'm the city. and the opening OF the CathOhc UNI
versity In Washington November IL. Father
OConner IS favOrite at the Vatican, so much so that
the Papal authorities insisted his remaining In
Rome and continuing TO fill his present office rather
than take charge Of the Episcopal See al Richmond.
Va 10 which he had been chosen 10 succeed Bishop
Keane when that prolae resigned his episcopal Office
10 become rector Of the Catholic University at
Washington.
MonsignOr O'Conne is only thirty-six years old.
and is a native of Columbia, s C., The cable dis
patches which published in advance of his ar
rival 10 the effect that he special envoy from
the Pope with an autograph letter for Cardinal Glib
hons ne said were Incorrect Archbishop SaiOlli, he
said who would set out from Rome next week for
this country, would specially represent the Pope at
the Baltimore ceremonies. Father OCOnnell went
from the ship 10 the home of Archbishop Corrigan IN
Madisonsve., where he Will remain until his departure
for Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
DENYING 4 REPORT OF ABSORPTION

The following Item was sent TO The Tribune yrs,or
day: Chandler ". Rky, Of Newark ~ j.. one NJ
the law officials Of that city, last SATURDAY finished
as the attorney in the transaction the contamination
OF the deal by which the Standard on Company gets
the control OF the Couohseed vi trust Actually
speaking the standard oil Company absorbs the
COttonseed OH Trust
When he this Item Henry II. Rogers ~ tho
STANDARD OIL Trust pronounced II utterly without
foundation in fact. He denied that theno was any
ground for connecting the Standard oil Trust VIII
the American Cotton oil Trust in any deal or t-,nso
ton OF any kind, or OF linking with the latter en,
prise the names OF ans OF the sOcaled staud,r,
people, excepting thu Two gentlemen ALREADY Ennan
TO be so ntcreSted-Mr. Fiagler and Nj Bosttriab"
Mr. Rogers knew nothing of the Mr.. Rlky mentionod
I'm the paragraph printed above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
4 Brutal HUSBAND Stabbed WITH SHEAhs.

A BRUTAL HUSBAND STABBED WITH shhAho,
4 drunken rnian, who had forced his young WV
into life Of shame that she might support hln' was
stabbed by the woman In her mothers home al NO
23S East Forty frstst. Yesterday afternoon ro i
stepben Usvburn and was married TO Cauailhe
flanagan less than two years ago. Catharha went
TO live with him at No. 1j1 West forE-l'stS''
Owing 10 his infamous treatment of her she urea "
escape from him several times, but he followed her 10
her mothers home and beat both women In oru'ai
manner caoh time compelling his wife to return 10
him About four months ago she had him arrested
and he was sent TO the workhouse for short time
No sooner was he released that he began another
period of abuse In fight with another rifian lay
burn was stabbed seriously, but he recovered ana TWO
weeks ago he forcbly dragged her from her mother
rooms. where she again had sought shelter On Mon
day he beat her so cruelty that she ran 10 her moher
and wished 10 have him arrested. but he threatened
70 kill her and she went back TO him. His brutal
conduct led her to make another attempt 10 regain her
freedom yesterday afternoon He followed her to her
mothers home and there beat and kicked her until
her face was cut and disfgure1 and she thought she
was going to be killed Catching up pair OF shears
she plunged tie sharp points into his side near inc
hip. go, ,,., ann into Tho
fortunate woman. She locked I'm a cell at The
East Thirty ffth-st. police station last night Her
husband went to Bellevue Hospital, where ue sur
ceOns dressed his wound and said II was serious
Tic refused TO stay at the hospital and he was al
liberty last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
NOT AFRAID OF THAT KIND OF DUTCHMEY

NOT dFRAIU OF THAI hIND OF Do tt HMM.
Addison Cammack, the great " bear leader at the
Stock Exchange was carefully watching the tape in
a brokers' office yesterday when he was disturbed
by another broker fresh from the board. The talk
was either about the antics of the youthful sclons
who take up much Of his time. or the stringency
which he anticipates in the money market. The
broker interrupted the conversation by saying:
Money is per cent bid, and the Germans arr
selling Louisville
and then asked 49, -
who is selling Louisville ~
The eager broker began: " BIll Wheeler sold---s
when the great bear calculated:
lie is a nice Dutchman.'
The words were hardly OuI ot his mouth wbon
annther broker hurried In with the information thot
Hamilton hal sold Louisville. lie paused abruptly
when his leader gTOwle:
Another Duichman.'
W. b. Wheeler and W III. Hamilton are the favorlte
brokers of Addison Cammack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
NO MONEY FOR =. u. KERR's rRIlI.

Disirict-Attorney Fellows appeared before Judc.
Daniels In the extraordinary term Of the Court NJ
Over and Ternl,cr yesterday and said that he conId
not go with the trial OF Thomas b. Kerr CHARGED
with brbing DOODLE Aldermen for the reason that
there was not enough money At the disposal Of The
Distrct.AttOrneys Office to proceed with the trial
tn time. ColJuol Robert G. lngerson wa. present
and moved that Kerr BE- brought to trial Immediately.
but the DistrctAttornoy declared that the appropria
tOn of money for bis Office would not be available
until January /, and for this reason he recommended
that an adjournment DO taken until that time Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
CHARGED WITH ROBBrYG HIS UNION

Ludwig wizka Of No. 90 Second-ave. the treasurer
of the Cabnetmakers' Union No. l. a p.isoner
before Justice Kilbeth at the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday morning, charged with stealing $50
from the union. August p. WAGNER counsel for
the union. said that the aggregate amount Of his
steaiings would probably reach $1,000 The $50 was
given him to hand to the family of a sick men~-r
named August Neuman. Recently Witzka was dcpJ-ei
as treasurer and Conrad Sching, OF No. AZ East
Nnth-st.. got his place The man held for
animation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
AN OLD PARROT MAKES DEAL OF TROU BILE

AN OLD PARROT MAKES DEAL OF TROU BILE.
A complaint against an old green parrot was made
at Sanitary Headquarters lately by Mrs Gala CHER
dressmsker, of No 116 East Twenty -secondst The
parrot lives in the adjoining house No. ia and be-
longs 10 the widow of John T. Alley. Mrs. Alley s
SON. W. 5. Alley, eX-CommodOrc Of the Larrhmont
Yacht Club and stock broker at No. 20 Broadway.
also lives in the house Mrs. Gallagher has com
planned that she has been awakened too early In tho
morning by the parrots loud calls: Come Get up
for breakfast" and Extra Here's your extra -
An order remove or kill the parrot served on
Mrs. Alley few days ago, and Commodore Alley
went to Sanitary Headquarters on Tuesday TO protcst
against enforcement Of the order He said tina the
parrot had been member OF the household for twenty
five years and the family had refused to sell II for
$3.50 1t was presented u his father by South
American captain. Commodore Alley also de
clared that the bird the pet of the n"igbOrh0od
and not nuisance He will fight for the possession
of the parrot and If essry, will carry the fight
10 the Court of Appeals II the Health Boards order
e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BRUNSwICR-TxL cuten ant Governor SainorI NJ
Honey Of Rhode lsland....-FIFrH AVENUE-ha"o,"
rpessman John H. Camp, Of Lyons. N. y, and ~ L.
Eonger Of Ohio GILSEY-Ex Cong cssman Ira DsNen'
port Of Bath, y. ". .GRAND-Gencral G. g. Aueu''
~ s Army ana CAPTAIN Silss easy. L. ;. Navy
MURRAY HILI.-Goveror Morgan &. Bulkclcy, OF Con,
aeccut; Ex-Governor f. J. ormsbee, OF vermont ana
L. T. Letter Of Chicago. .NICToRlA-o VI -
g Fhnrnas and FAMILY OF Vermont. WiNDSoh-
lanes Bell, OF Glasgow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
ALONG LILLE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT. the closing regatta for pleasure
yachts sailed Thursday of Seaside Park. the slo0p
Yacht CIytie won first prize. silver tea urn worth
$50. P. T. Bamum and wife babe their friends
good by Yesterday and started for New-fOrk 10
day they san for Liverpool in the Etruria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
)RT OF NEW-YORK..-......-.-.FR
ARRIVED

---.tR L,
ARRIVED.
Steamer City (Br Young Liverpool oct Queens
with mdse and passengers to Henderson Bros Arrived
steamer Elder Cierj l. Southampton 8. with
mse and passengers Oerchs Co Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Cenuegos Cotton Vera Cruz oct l. With p mdss
and passengers TO Jas Ward Co. Arrived at the Bar az
Steamer Dorian Cr) Mcfarland Kingston Sept %, &c.
with mdse passengers to Hende rson Bros Arrived at
Steiner poiaria (er Schroeder stettin Sept ~ with
mdse passengers COrts Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Excelsior Higgins Orleans days, with mdse
and nasseugeps to G II Mallory d Co
and to 6d Dominion IS Co
siesmer conal RISK Galveston Key West with mdse
AP Steamer Eieanora Bennett Portland mdse
Steamer TordenskOd CNOr, Uckerman, Boston, in ballast
CITY Island. WIND light WsW cloudy
Arrived yesterday
state Of Texas OBJ Wilinms Eernandna OCT "
Steamer CLARIFIED r MackTrght Areeele9 oeP rived ~; a.
The BaT AT taP Monarch Br London with PISS
scngers. Arrived at the Bar ut Al H.
CLEARED
Steamer Etruria (Br). Hams, Lverpoo-Vernon Brown
steamer Rose (Br Carnan Liverpool Busk Jevons
steamer Ludgate Hll OBI. Brown London-henuer'on
Steamer Anchoria (Br) Campbell. Ga'gow-Hcnderson
Steamer Crystal (Br Hannard Leithsmpson Spence
Young u-..-ou ,-,a
steamer la Champagne (Fr Boyer. Hayre-A Forget %
steamer Thngvaia DAM LAuO stettn. Copenhagen &c
steamer Navarro (span(, Aldecocea, Liverpoo-Chas
snamrr Pista uaD Gavin, Mediterranean pOrts-Pheps
steamer Trinidad (Br) Garvin. Windward Islands
Outorbrdge & Co. -. a. Shin,or crsap
seamea soldier Prince (Br) Milne. St John Ma!"suo
S ~ state OF Texas Williams, Fernandina-C IL
Steamer IL Hartmann (Nor wahlborg, Baracoa-Gome1
d Posrsall
SAILED
T. steamer Brooklyn. for --. ..,-,,,, e ,,-,t- o.
Steamers Aguan Kingston &C; Irnl1t ~ CrVlh %o
CITY OF birmingham. Savannah kaha"ha -'c"PoA' -N0"'
Also salled-via Long Island Sound
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC,


suu,rises Goa Sets 52l Moon rise, TAI Moons age II
WATER
B-sandy Hook ga Gov Island 10 osI Hell Cato 1857
P.M-Sandy Hook 1915 Gov Island 10 IS He'll Gale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
LONG ISLAND.

long ISLAND CITY The Queens County Grand
Jury yestsdn presented three indictments against
DR. W Remson Taylor Health Officer OF Long Island
CITY. Each Indictment charges the Health Officer
wifi extorttOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

People who are going to buy clothes
for themselves or their boys to-day, are
invited to either of our three stores to
examine goods that have been prepared
with special reference to the wants Of
customers, and are sold with a further
view to the enlargement of our trade.
This can only be accomplished
through the customers complete salts
faction; hence, in the selection of
fabrics, in quality of trimming and
tailoring, our care is to give value, full
value, so that when you pay our price
(S1S to 500 for suit or Overcoat your
money buys its equivalent in wearing
apparel.
The same rule applies to our boys
clothing and the other things We deal
in-furnishings, hats and shoes.
Stores open this evening.
Residents OF Brooklyn and Jersey City who would
naturally prefer visit Warren-st will thas
also open until O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
NEWARK,

August Schroeder laborer, forty years o', r'
himself al his boarding house, at Court an" rilnoo
s,s Yesterday morning. he unmarried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

Daniels agreed 20 the adjournment and DstrictAt.
torney Fellows said that when the caee was brought
nm in January he would either go ahead with the
trial or recommend dismissal OF the complaint against
Kerr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

rmnaiesse and SterIlity. Hours to -. to 5.
Kenncdys Fall Hats are wonderful goods the
enar GRADES are the very best hats made. Drbys 100
tVlas 90 az 35, 81 30 and SILK hats S3 30. II 80,
az 20 saving retail profit 90 COrtlandtst, upstairs
MRS WINSLov's SOOTHING SYRuP
Hos been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MlLLlONS
- N0TIIFRS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTHtS ne
cIIiLD SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN
CiiRTS' WIND collie, and Is the best remedy, iOr
DI kRRUOFA. Sold by Druggists In every part oil the
world twenty-five cents a bottle
Mems Neckwcar, PufTs, Teclls, 4-in-handS,
finest latins new patterns. 25c worth 75c. For this
week only. KENNEDY. 26 COrtlandt-st. upstairs
Returning European tourists can have, their
photographs ascfuy mounted plate paper ana OOuhu
nto albums by ROckwoo', II Union Square
REX WHEAT"
Makes the appetizing breakfast DISH the best
Graham gems.
Small Size Small Dose, Small Price,
c.ronp points In favor OF CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
PILLS.
THE BOYNToN FURNACE Co.
ror poynton's Furnaces. Hot Water Heaters, Ranges
o.. 90 10 oO7 and 200 Water;st.. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
7 ne II V TIT
FOREIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN POhIS
pRyNEy oct 0-Arrived. steamer Lam (Ger Heiimers
from NewYork -- ,,,o+t, lcor, vogelgesang
from NewYOrk for Hamburg ,.,. m, C-oio
Oct lo-sailed steamer Brooklyn City (Br Fitt
| mr. orb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
ROGERS
1hdE skziss.z2
ROYAL MERvIME

extremely palaabe 10 the taste and attractive 70 TIE
be absolutely free from all Injurious substances.
IL DESTROYS the craving for strong drink substituting
FOR that Injurious stimulnnt the splendid eNhaih1On u
good digest on. free circulation md PERFECT HEALTH
When your BRAIN Is OVERLOOKED through strain
n snxiety and pres Of business when your HEAD
JUROBS with a siokening pain. ROYAL NERNlNE
ionic will give new ylgOf the and build UP
and lnyigoraie the WHOLE SYSTEM In the same way A.
N The psraker thereof had benefited by sharp walk or
ride on horseback
be absolutely from
All mineral poisonous drugs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
Announcements

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ d.,
3l9 WEST 126TH.ST.
Diseases OF the Nervous system Oem6- Urinary organs
impotence and Sterlliy. Hours o W L. :" o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

THE BOYNToN FURNACE Co.
For Roynoon's Furnaces. Hot Water Heaters RangeS
o.. 90 10 2O7 and 900 WateT:s-. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

aner grades are the very best hats made p'rbys 100
tias 90 az IS, 81 30 and silk hats, So 90, "A SO,
Ak 20 saving retail profit 90 Cortandt-st., upstairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

Returning European tourists can have, thel
Monographs tasefuy mounted on plate paper ana OOuh
tnto albums by Rockwoo' II Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
MRS. WINsLov's SOOTHING SYRUP

Mems Necllwcar PufTs, Teclls, 4-in-hand
finest satins new patterns 25c. worth 75c. For Ia
week only KENNEDY. 26 Cortlandt-st. upstairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

II : steamer Brooklyn. for -. ,-,,,,, @. ,,.,,x
~ Of Rirmingham Savannah Kanawha Newport Ncws
Also salled-via Long Island Sound
BArk NOmad for Rosario.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

Small Size Small Dose. Small Price. -
Strong points In favor OF CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

REX WHEAT"
Makes the most appetizing breakfast DISH the best
lrnhau
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
A ROMANTIC CAREER,


nnamorod Of Doautg near tho Mouaalory
"A Prioet Loayea tho ordor TO Marry
nla History
ANANlosA, Iowa, August TO- Robert
Healy, an old aud well known oltizen,
with u romantic history, died at his
home, aged 80 years. The deceased was
q native Of County Waterford, Ireland,
tie received u claesioal education In
the old country, entered the Catholic
priesthood on attaining his majority,
and soon after Joined the Order OF
rrapplsta. In 1916 he came 10 America
IN company with the monks who estah.
lished the famous monastery nc New
Mollary, iowa.
Healey was one of the leaders Of this
sturdy band, and maintained his con.
nection until 1860, wien he fell yio'
lently In love with q beautiful young
lady who lived near the monastery aud
whom he was In the habit Of meeting
claudestinely from time to time,
The two became 80 deeply enamored
with each other that Healy finally
broke the VOWS Of lifelong cell.
bacy he had taken, by marry
ing tho young lady, for witch act Nc
was expelled from tho order and ex.
communicated from the Catholic
church.
Disowned by his brother monks aud
denied the benefits Of his church he be-
came moroge and hypochondriacal
which resulted IN partial dumentla be-
fore his death. During the civil war he
entered the service OF the Union side
and was one OF the 1rayest soldiers ~
the 3lst Iowa Infantry receiving soy.
era wounds for which no drew pen
sion from the Government A few
years ago his wife aud two daughters
removed 10 California whgro thOy are
now living,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15


The Republican platform 10 urgent
and positive in the demand Tor "hlme
rule IN Ireland The voters Of Ohio
Sre wondering by whnt right the lte
publican legislature OF Ohio iutstiere5
with "home rule among the people IN
the State. The history Of this country,
does not record ~ administration Of
State governments, In which there has
been more interference with the sacred
rights OF the people, than by the pres
ent Governor aud his c0terie IN the
State OF Ohio.
Why "home rule FOR Ireland" and
Capitalization 1f power and despotlsm
for 0hiop Ia Foraker TO become the
Buckeye Uaeser, and ore we, Roman
like, TO become tho subiecJs of Joseph
Benson II VIII thb Intelligent voters
Of Ohio, with the ballot In their hands,
throw II, TO perpetuate the dynasty Of
n man In whose character, Is planted
the seed of tyrannical power and whose
record Is evidence thar no menBures, no
schemes, no antagouisms are TO stand
In the way Of his own ambitionp The
people Of Ohio don't want a Caeser,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
Notice 10 Non. Residents and Unknown
Heirs, In Partition.
NO lno n0Irl ID panIgI Inlr. d00oa.0d.

no tho holra OF Daniel nalr deceased lalo OF stark
county aud state OF ohlol
Henry Hair iloboocA hair aud HorthA Roth,
whose residences are NJ Niles, IN tho state OF Mlchl-
gnn, aud Cyrus 10th and ChAa. u, londor whose
nnoNa OF residence N unknown VIII tAko notice That
on tho a0th day OF june, A. ID, 1880 Maria Patton,
M plaintiff commenced civil action for partition
alAintt thoni and 0therp M defendants IN tho court
Of Common Pleas OF stark county Onto whore tho
Haro ~ now pepdlnR, demanding partition OF tho
following prbmi ca situate IN said county and state,
NJ pontnftecn and sixtyshundredtha (lbbO)ohalni
aoat OF tho northeast oornor Of tho southeast quar-
Ter OF aonllon twonly.hr pO being also the north
oaat corner OF lnnd now owned by John Hontal
thcncO north three dcRfooa and forty minutes east,
twrnty. nvn and ton hundrodtha (sb,i0) ohaina "
post thunoc wog', oRhty.hyo degrees aud f0rty.nyo
minhtoa NORTH forty and seventy nyo hundredtha
(tO7n) chains 10 etonn, thonoo SOUTH four degrees
and ninetcon minutoa wcat twenty-five ana eighteen
hundrodthu (ao,ia) chains Y q htonol thence oait
olrhty.ny degrees aud nfty-nyo minutes aouth,
fOfiy.ono and four hundrodthA (aL0a chAlna y tho
plAco " bngl0nnR, containing one hundred And
two and oighiy.ono hundfodua (lOo'bl) acres OF
INC plaintiff doalrlng 10 hold hcr said interest In
aevhrAlty praya that partition Of said pronAoa may
bo made and that tho dover Of ono isaiah EaalH 10
dufnndaht bo assigned In said premises, OF u y
nhal appear that partition can not without manifest
injury DO mado, then TINT the same may DO aold or
other order taken pursuant 70 the statute III buoh
case made and provided, .,-.,.,- a.
YOu arc required W nnawor said petition on tho
lint day OF August A. 10 1850, or the .aamO VIII DO
.akon ~ confessed, nnd Judgment rendered aud
iartlton mado accordingly, =, ,,r,,,,,, ,,,u
ny JouN ArONnELLiiii, her Auv i9TLw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug. le.-NowB
has reached here Of what n supposed 70
have been an attempt Of train robbery
mldo last night ON tho Iron Mountain
rairoad, one mile south Of Newport,
Ark, Two mon got ON the train thoro
between tho baggage car and thosmokcr
A fight onlucd between them and the
baggage masttr, j, II, Clarity, and the
colorod porter, Andy Crittcndon, In
which the latter was Killed and tho FOR
mor wounded, Ono OF the men jumped
flm ,No lrn,n Nnl OBcgpgd. hut Tho
passengers ond train men, among whom
pea q dutectiveg captured the murderer
and brought him 60 this city. lie giyol
ms name ag d, A, Whitfield OF Baxter
Fountain, this state, llo is about twon.
ty-ono yeHrs old,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
YnlhnlI Acnnlllal.

CHARLEToN, Aug, i9.-1he first bal
lot taken by tho Jury in tho Ycldell muir.
der trial resulted In q vote Of eleven for
acQuiltal and one for completion, The
jury soon aftorward unanimously agreed
upon an acqulttal. The verdict seems b.
meet with the approval Of the public
generally The prisoner N greatly
brokOn down, his noryouaayAtcm having
given away, The Edgoheld rifles are
atill guarding him, and promise that he
shall not bc mocsJed llo win leave for
rittabrg to-day,
LATER -Yoldrll arrived hore Sunday
on cpocial train from EdgcHcld, guarded
by an armed posse, 10 prevent threats Of
lynching from b1lng carried out, He left
for Ftsburg on The 1880 D. m. train.