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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-21
sign of Healthy Progress.

BosToN, January 20.-A table compiled
from dispatches to the Post from the man
ayers of the leading clearing houses in
the United States shows the total gross
exchanges for the week ended January
10, 1889, were 81 ,124, 139 ,526, an increase
of 22.1 per cent. compared with the cor
responding week of last year.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-21
To Look After Legitime.

New York, January 20.-The steel
cruiser Atlanta left the Brooklyn navy
yard this morning. She has been ordered
to report to Admiral Luce at Hayti.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-21
Perishing of Cold.

ST. PETERSBURG, January 20.-The
weather in the Transcaspian territory is
severe. The port of Usunada is entirely
frozen over. Whole herds Of cattle have
perished on the steppes, and the :nhabi-
tants are suffering great hardships.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-21
Drained With an Axe.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, January 2O.-In
Center township this afternoon John nj.
Dunn Drained Edwin Vallingham with
an axe. striking him from behind and
cutting his head nearly in two. The men
had quarreled over some trivial matter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-21

The sentiment for new election law
is deep. seated and widespread. Public
opinion was never clearer nor frmer
than on this point. The Legislature will
find itself in the full current of demand
for this reform. m.-[Indianapolis News
Ind.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-21

and Ohio train was brought to this city
to-day and lodged in jail. Organized
mobs of railroad men are expacted here
t. lynch the prisoner, and two military
companies are in readiness to repel
them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-21
A Diplomat Bead.

NEW YORK, January 20.-Isaac Bell,
Jr., ex-United States Minister to the
Netherlands, died this morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-21
Liable To BE Lynched d.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, January 90
Frank Dickson, arrested at Luray few
days ago for wrecking the Chesapeake
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
A WESTERN BREWER
Shows How Pittsburg win Lose eio, ,ooo,'
900 Yearly'-Delud Workingmen,

Bhowa How Pitiaburg win Lose eio, ,ooo,'
900 Yearly.Deluded Workingmen,
PIrTsRURo, Pa May 2l,-(speciall J.
Mr., AdolphIa Busch, OF the firm OF
Annheuser, Busch, the St Louis brew
era, was passenger eastbound last
night, Mr.. Busch was on his way TO
Europe with his three handsome daugh'
ter and two young sons, He was
easily induced TO talk.
lIe scored Judge White severely on
his recent llCelto droislUu5, lic stated
that these decisions had greatly Injured
him and all the western brewers,
but that no would have
revenge for such injustice, said he
"Lately have personally visited all the
brewers In Milwaukee, Chicago aud 81.
Louis, He have formed an association
and have determined TO buy no more
lron, bottles or cOrks In Plltsburg The
foreign brewers annually paid into
Pittsburg Sb0OO0OO for iron, and 10
nNtN Hlulh lul uuNNlNh Nlh Nblhot AsNnN
year bought from the Keystone Con
structIou Company 100000 worth Of
structural iron, but win buy no more
here until this embargo against my
business Is removed lhe brewers try
10 support Pittsburg industries; but
when our business is assailed, the peo'
Pile we have helped stand Idly by and
partially approyeofit, lfthlsist the kind
of people that live In this city we don't
care TO have anything more to do with
them, We win buy our iron hereafter
IN Chicago, and the bottles we will get
at Streator, III,
In closing the brewer sald Another
thing | notice is the numerous strikes
In Pittsbmg. This Is the fault Of the
high tariff. The workmen viii allow
themselves TO be gulled by the min
owners before an election, but Os soou
as II Is over their wages ARE reduced
| wonder how long men viii be fools
enough to be duped In this mannerY'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
TOO MANY WIVES
win Probably Make Much Trouble
For Canton Man,
Marshal qentry ID After Charles liTalleY
Win q Warrant For His Arroat on
a Charge Of higamy "
hRld to Have Three
Wives Living,

Mmahal Gentry loft Canton tbls
morning with o warrant Ton tho Arrest
Of ChnleB Bradley on q charge of
hle0my,
on December 20, 1855, Cndrra Bradley
was married 10 Mira Louisa Dugan by
Justice Bradon, Tho marriage license
was issued on the application OF one
Charles Adams, Sometime after they
were married the wife discovered that
her husband had been married before
aud had AZ least one aud perhaps two
wives still living,
Bradley soon lett Canton and no trace
could be found OF his Whereabouts,
This foBaken wife went before
Justice Braden who had married
her but q short time before, aud swore
out awarrant for the arrest Of Bailey
on q charge Of bigamy The officers
kept sharp lookout for him but did
not succeed Ia locating hsm until yes
terday whenMlarhal Gentry received q
telegram gl wing some definite partIcu
lars as ~ the whereabouts OF Bradley.
The Marshal lelt this morning 10 ar.
rcat him but II 10 not known Just whore
no has the man located,
The matter has been kept very quiet
and no information could be obtained
~ police headquarters In regard 10 the
case, Bradley II seems paid marked at
tentl0n 10 Mrs, Dugan for some time
before they were married, According
10 reports Bradley has u wife living In
81, Paul, MINI, and another one In
Dayton, this state, II seems that d.
y0rce proceedings were commenced In
the case OF the Dayton wife but that
the divorce was not granted on account
OF The costs moi being paid,
Judrr thu ipNH ut ONO, II ChHir,
Adams knew that Bradley had u wife
living frOm whom he was not divorced
Adams would bG guilty Of perjury, as
In applying for the license h0 had 10
take the same oath that Bradley would |
have taken had he applied In person
II makes Bradley equally guilty Of the |
charge Of bIgamy,
Marshal Gentry Ia expected TO return
TO Canton sometime tomorrow with |
Bradley. II Is understood that the wife
from Dayton aud the one from 81
Paul, MINI, will both come 10 Canton
20 testify In the case,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
A GOOD SERMON
Preached at the English Catholic
Mission Last Evening,

A good audience was present Al thf
. st. Johns Catholic church last evening
10 hear Rev Father Aloyhus OF Louis
| Vile, n.y. preach tho Gospel, Ills tegt
was tuEou from tha lat cpst.e Of st
John, chap I. verse q. "lf We confess
our hlna God ia faithful ANA just 10 io.
give our 6,na and claause us from all boz
lQmty"
The reverend Hprlker laid down the
proposition lhnt the sacrament Of pen.
nance lsadiy.ue institution, ml prov
cd THIS from various pufliuua Of thr
Bible, notably the word, Of Christ 10
hls apostles m recorded IN the Gospel,
to,wit' "Who8e sins you shall forgive
shall DO forgiven thrmi whose sins you
shall retain they are retained" Aud
Ggain, from the Dth chapter Of tho Gos,
pei according 10 st. Matthew, Ia the
parable OF the man sick with the palsy.
The Father remarked that II was
doubtless superluOua for him 10 at-
tempt II Ielutation Of the Oft repeated
assertion that confession ls
a human institution or an
invention Of tho priests after the
clear presentation aud calm COugdera,
tiOn OF the above arguments, lie would
say, however that II depended on him
aud, were there any other means for 70,
covering the grace Of God, lost by ain
after baptism, than the sacrament of
pennance, he for one would gladly dis
pense with II,
lle then spoke Of the effects of the
sacrament which are well ttt forth In
these words Of st. John III We confess
our sins, lilo GOD Is faithful TO forgive
uS our sins and cleans uE rom all In,
lquity." After dwelling athimo length
on this point the Father took up the last
portion OF his discourse ana showed by
the parallels OF the Pharlsee the Pub
llcan aud of the pr0digal son that In or
der TO merit Gods forgiveness through
the sacrament Of pennanCe, we must
approach 10 with humble aud COntrlte
hearts, with sorrow aud GetestatOn Of
sin coupled with firm resolution 10
offend God no more, voluntarily,
His sermon lasted for one hour aud
thirty minutes and was attentiyely list,
cued 10 by all present Father Alloy
5ius Is an eloquent and fOrcible speaker
and the longer he continues the more
Interesting he becomes,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
HORSE FRIGHTENED

BY tho Steam Dummy, Runs Away and
Throws u Lady and uontloman Out Of
tho Buggy,
Yesterday afternoon n horse became
frightened on West ruscarawas street
ut the steam dummy which is used by
the street railway company to haul the
cars to the lake, The horse ran
away and threw MIR, and Mrs, Weaver
out Of the buggy. Neither Of them
we're hurt very much, Conductor Smith
Jumped from the rcar ear and Nl.
tempted 10 S op The horse. lie was
hnvGked down but not seriously hult
The matter was reported TO the county
commissioners and the company viii be
compelled to stop running the dummy
on the street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
A PI'rlFUL STORY
Told by the Wife OF an Alleged Biga-
mist--MarshOl Gentry Supposed
TO be In Search OF Him.

Marshal Gentry left Canton this
morning, but at police headquarters IL
it impossible to Get any information a.
where ueMa'Guun, iEwu.uuA'0@
that he has received information IN
regard TO the whereabouts Of Charles
Bradley, who Is wanted here to answer
TO u change Of burglary, and has gone
to bring HIM TO Canton,
Mrs. Louise Dugan, who married
him last December and who now pre-.
fers the charge Of bigamy against him,
was seen by News DEMOCRAT re.
porter this morning at her home, No,
l3l Mahoning street She tells pitiful
story of the wrongs she has suffered at
the hands Of this man, She says that
II necessary she win give five years Of
her life to bring him to justice and
make him suffer for the wrongs he has
done her,
She says that he left Canton on April
l5, saying he would be back In
two weeks. According TO the
statement Of Mrs, Bradley he left here
with u woman who travels with him
under the name Of Madam Layeri, She
also says that on numerous occasions
he has committed adultery with u mar.
hed woman who lives near them, She
seems confident he viii be brought to
justice and be made TO answer for his
dOinpe,
Mrs. Bradley says that when he left
homo she only had S2, and depended
on him to seud her money TO live on,
She says she knows the address of his
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
A CANTON COUPLE


IL will be SURPRISING news In certain
quarters to learn The Ed Althouso, OF
West ruscOrawag street, and Miss Net
tIe Stoyer Of this city, were, late Mon.
day night, married,
The marriage did not take place In
this city, but was consummated at Ma.
y0rre vt the hour Of ten O'Clock At
that hour Rev, q, A, House was
aroused from q heavy slumber by
pOundiDgs upon hi9 door. lie was
taken to The residence Of George Win
tethalt0r, where Mi,s Stoyer had been
stopping, aud there united the couple,
Au effort was made to learn more OF
the affair, The groom was caught by
telephone but he denied that there was
anything sensational In the case, lie
denied Y reported clopement aud was
not ~ liberty 10 gNy when he would
reach Canton with hls bride,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
THE GRAND JURY
WIN Continue lts, WOrk..,AttOrncy
Generals li0w.

Prosecutor WeltyreCeIycd a telegram
from Attorney General Watson last
night In reference 10 his construction
Of section 5lG7 which SNOW causing a
great deal of dispute among common
pleas Judges,
Tho statute, as amended provides
that vacancies In jury shall be filled
from talesmen drawn for that special
purpose aud not from bystanders, The
Attorney General does not place any
construction ON the statute but
says that II 10 susceptible Of
two meanings, Prosecutor Welty
says that from the reading Of
the statute II can be construed either
way, aud no one can toll what its real
meaning IL until the supreme court
place the proper construction upon il.
The grand jury will continue their
work until their lnbOrs ave completed
MIR, Welty says that AZ the proper time
0teps will be taken 10 avoid any DIM
Guilty which may arise from the ambIg,
uous language In the statute,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
an ogNApuRa WEDDING.

Two Young Society Folks MOdo ono,
Married on Sunday evening, May 10,
at the residence Of John Breni2or In
0snaburg, A. II, Montgomery to Miss
Amelia hartman, two highly esteemed
society people. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev, I,C Paugh, of Wayues,
burg, in the presence Of about twenty
relatives and friends, some of them be.
ing from Canton, Akron and Ravenna,
After the ceremony the happy gather.
ing seated themselves around the table
which was loaded down with almost
everything that heart could wish for.
The bride received several handsome
presents, Mr. and Mrs, Montgomery
loft on Monday morning for Columbus
and viii be gone about u week, They
have the best wishes OF their many
friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
irat wife, and II he Is caught Mrs,
Bradley No. 2 will bo here to teRtify
against him
Being Held ne the English Catholic
Church

Rev Father Nloy.u OF Louisville.
Ky, and Rev Fathwlao OF Cincinnati
w6 holding u mission %. st Johns
Catholic church ON Wu. North street
thUt 10 boiug very largely attended
There win be services every evening at
1880 for thouoSt two weeks aud every
mumug no o Wd socIlp. In the at
ternoon6 Ut . o'clock there viii be SER
Vices for the children
The services are similar 10 those Of a
revival In the Protestant churches,
Fathers Aloyslus and LEO arc members
Of tho order Of pasaIouhts, whose duty
IL ID to go from place to place and
preach about the passion aud suffering
of Christ, This 10 the lrst time that
anything Of the kind has been held IA
Canton for nine years,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
STRANGE PROCEEDING,
The Delaware 0llclals Release lhr
MHu 5hb Is Waited Here
For BlgOmy,

Marahal Gentry returned from Dc,a.
ware late saturday night where he went
with the expectation Of bringing
Charles Bradley to Canton TO auswcr to
a charge Of bgamy A fun account Of
tho case was publlghed exclusively In
saturdays NEWS DEMOCRAT
Late Friday afternoon a telegram
wu9 sent TO the marshal of Canton iu.
forming him that Charles Bradley had
been arrested NJ Delaware under the
name of Pera Layeri aud asking what
should be done with the man, The
telegram did not reach Marshal Gentry
guH about 2 O'clock Friday evening
and when no went TO the telegraph
office TO answer the message he found
another one for him from Delaware
He telegraphed the officers In Delaware
10 hold the man aud no would be after
him on the first train
Marshal Gentry left on Saturday
morning but when he got TO Delaware
found his man had been released. The
officials stated that they did not get any
word from Canton aud consequently
released the man at midnight The
next morning the telegram TO hold him
was received, and soon afterwards
Marshal Gentry arrived after the man,
IL certainly seems very queer that the
Delaware officers would release a man
who was wanted to answer TO 80 ser.
ious q charge, on such short notice, II
Ia stnted when Bradley alias LaveT was
arrested he had considerable money on
his person. The officials Of Delaware
are unable TO give any information as
to his probable whereabouts, and the
general impression Is that IL was a very
strange proceeding TO release him,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

sion viii long be remembered rs q very
bright spot in the memory Of all those
present
Samuel solmutz 10 still confined 10
his room Nm s, routlus. whose
arm wa7 DO uudly broken q few week.
since Nn1 who was Otherwise Injured,
% Slowly recovering fhe crops Wr
m excellent condition Com IL all
p.gutrd m1 growing nicely pupa
Hllou Wr bong made 10 celebrate Tho
NJh otJw NuIdrtua day in grand
ayler.mawme Of base ball ON sat
mday ulr boys were badly boglen hy
che unIoHluHu club,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
AN OLD PIONEER

Dies of Dropsy at His Parts Homo,
Mr. George Wyant, one Of Stark
county's pioneers, died yesterday morn.
ing at his residence in Paris township,
about a mile east Of Robertsyille.
The deceased was 81 years Of age, and
had been suffering long time from
dropsy and heart disease, lie has been
living in Paris township for many
years, and was always Il staunch Demo.
crat of the Jackson stripe but never
held any office, He was also member
of the Lutheran church at Paris and
one OF It's firm supporters
His funeral will take place from his
late residence Wednesday morning at o
o'clock, and his remains will be inter.
red in the Paris cemetery. He leaves
but one son, John, who lives upon his
farm.
The deceased came from baltimore,
Md, about sixty years ago with his
mother, and settled upon the farm upon
which his death occurred, lie has been
II reader of the STARK COUNTY DEMO.
CRAr for years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
AN tNFANpICGDD

At Nowcomorstown But the Father Didn /
Reside in Canton,
A special dispatch from Newcomers.
town gives the details of the birth ofan
illegltimate child by domestic in that
place named Walgomat and her dispo.
sition Of itipAMult. In closing the spec.
ial says" al bald that the girl stat.
ed that the father was Frank Glnn, who
recently committed suicide in Canton.
A coroner's jury was impanneled to in.
quire into the case" This is an error.
No one by the name Of CHM has com.
mitted suicide in this city. The case
belongs to some other Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
800 REWARD. 500.

The readers of the News DEMOCRAT
will be pleased to learn that there Is at
least one dreaded disease that science
has been able to cure in all its stages,
and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Ca.
tarrh being q constitutional disease re
qures u constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu.
cous surfaces of the system. thereby dc.
stroying the foundation Of the disease
and giving the patient strength, by
building up the constitution and assist
ing nature in doing Its work. The pro
prietors have so much faith in It's cura.
tive powers that they offer One HUI
dred Dollars for any case that it falls
to cure. Send for list Of testimonials,
Address,
L, j. CHENEY &C0., Toledo, D.
Isg- Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Tho boot sugar Industry.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2O,- Special
-,spreckles brothers have Incorporated
u company here 10 manufacture sugar
from beets, which promises to be st.
gantlc enterprise They win establish
ten factorle0 which will produce atty
thousand tons Of sugar annually. Tho
farmers win find q demand for Ayo
hundred thousand tons Of beets an
nualy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
A STONE GUTTER
Falls or Of q Moving Train but is Not
Seriously Injured.

Falls or Of q Moving Train but is Not
boriously Injured.
A, Furguson, a stone cutter who has
been employed for some time on the
new school house on South street, was
somewhat urder the influence Of liquor
last evening He boarded the 7;l5 train
ON the Valley road and when opposite
the Dueber works lost his balance and
was thrown from the platform where
he was standing lie was dragged for
some distance and his teeth cut through
his upper lip. He alsole9eiyed a severe
cut ON the right cheek, but was other
wise uumjurpd, When he regained
CONSCIOUSNESS he would not believe he
was uInwu from nc train as hu said
he WAS not hurt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
cor THE WRONG TRAIN.
A Few Stirring Nowa Items From osna.
burg,

n NtW otlFlnk NoWN ltumh IRON phnhs
burg,
OsNABuRG, May 2l- Mrs, BeIker
Seafof Strausburg, Tuscarawas county,
got on the wrong 9, @, Il $. train Nt
Canton Monday evening aud was
brought here instead Of Beach City,
She seemed much worried over her mis-.
take, but was taken care Of by friends
until Tuesday morning, when she left
In an easier frame Of mind
10 Is rumored that there will be q
change IN the p0stollce here before
long, Our prG5ent postmaster has
given good satisfaction thus far but
we presume his political complexion
does not suit the Harrison admluistra
ton,
August Liebtag, telegraph operator
on the u, a o. ia visiting relatives here,
A party Of fifteen or twenty, com,
posed of several families, left Tuesday
morning for hoar on fishing trip We
Wish them abundant success
Some Of our young ladies' raided the
country Sunday IN search Of snow balls
(Aowers)
DR.. and Mrs, MOntey pleasantly en-.
tertained u few of their friends on Fri.
day evening with n grand supper,
Mr.. and Mrs, j. Q. Wilkin of Kent
were visiting here over Sunday, Mr..
Wilkin was formerly railroad agent
here and is NJ present engaged In the
same occupation NJ Kent.
Rev. Miller Of Ravenna, formerly
pastor Of the M. Il church at this place,
preached a very interesting sermon to
u large congregation Sunday evening,
Our literary society adjourned sine
die on Wednesday evening.
The American house has been unoor.
going some repairs and presents a hama.
some appearance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Poisoned BY MS OWN Blpn,

An Ohio Man Suffering From Cancer
Brought on Accidentally.
NEW PHILADELPHIA, May 2l,-Fred.
erlck Kinzel, saloonIst Of this place, has
gone to Rome, N, Y, for treatment for
cancer Of the lip, brought on In aslngu-
lar manner. A short time ago while at
The dinner table he accidentally bit his
lin. A decayed tooth poisoned the
0esh, resulting In cancer In It's worst
form. The growth continued and the
pain was almost unbearable' His con
dltion is said to be very dangerous,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
wnren rfAoo Mon Roeucsa

plrrsBURd, May 2l,--A special from
Sharpsville, pa,, says! "Notice of re.
duction of wages to take effect on June
1 have been posted at the Mabel, Shear.
man, Claire and Douglas furnaces, as
follows: Laborers, from Sl35 to Sl,25;
keepers, $3.50 to Sl75; filters, and all
turn men, from sl.75 to $3.50" The re.
d,ction nffeets over 400 men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
A DENSE FOG
Causes Il Collision Between Two
Steamers This Morning,
ono and Probably Both OF Them
Go Down,
PIthbmg no Loss sl0,OOO,0OO An-
nmlly-llu,bnd Killed ana
Wife lnsaue -Otller
News.
sraAMaRs ooLLIpn
Ia q penae fog and Both Probably 90 TO
the uottOm,

Ia Dense fog and Both Probably no 10
tho hottom,
lHT Cable 10 tho News bemouatl
LONDON, May II During the FOG
this morning the English steamer
lieresford collIded with the German
steamer German Emperor OF Good
win Sanda, The shock OF the collision
was tremendous aud the German EN-
peror sunk almost instantly carrying
down with her twenty peraoua, II is
supposed that the Beresford also sank
The fog continues extremely denSt and
II is impossible ns yet to learn the full
particulars Of tho disaster
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Au.A. plnlrIoL Alterney ResIrnn

CIEoINNATI, May Especial, w,
u, Burnett, u, $, Dist, Attorney has
WsIgned by request Ills inclination
not to prosecute Means and Decamp Of
the City Metropolitan bauk 10 the cause,
Before regigning Burnett recommend
cd that Collector Internal Revenue
Bishop be prosecuted y, q, Hewitt
attorney for the saloon keepers com
mlttee, says that hereafter no saloons
viii be open on Sunday,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
A ponporAlo annr Of rIre nuen.

CHICAGO, May s0,-lSpecial, I-ES
element runs high In the vicinity Of
South Chicago, II 10 believed TO be In.
tested with desperate gang Of fire bugs,
They have destroyed almost 100000
worth Of property Ar extra force OF
police & now on, a building was sot
urated with Kerosene last night aud
uppu