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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20

THE independent press Of the coun-
try severely censure Senator Sabin OF
Minnesota, because he has secured q
divorce from his wife. Many Of the
independent Republican papers also
denounce his course. The ground for
the divorce was the charge that Mrs,
Sabin was addicted TO the opium habit,
but II now transpires that the million
iare Senator Is booked TO marry another
woman, 80 that the entire cruel and un.
just proceedings on his part are liable
to involve him in scandal. Senator
Sabin, like most Of the Western U. s.,
Senators reached the Senate through
his millions. He went TO the Senate to
represent monopoly and greed, and not
the culture and manhood Of n great
state; and his social career Is just on a
par with his political career
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
MoRR RnpunLIoARs

Turned into Fat Pastures The President
Turns Out Lot Of Democrats 10 Owe
His Party Friends tho Fat Of tho Land
WASHINGTON, June ls-lspeclall J.
The President removed q big batch OF
Democrats 10 day and gave the office
seekeSlQute a show, Among tho more
prominent appointments were the fol.
lowingi Royal A, Johnson OF Arlzo'
na, Surveyor General of Arllonai
James j Stokes OF Dakota, receiver OF
public moneys NJ Grand Forks, Oak,
Thomas j, Butler Of Arizona, receiver
of public moneys at Prescott, Arizona,
Indian Agents. William Mcltuaaock
OF Dakato at the sissetOn Agency,
Dakota Stanton q, Faher Of Idaho, ~
IT, Hail Agency, Idaho; VIM Il, Bishop
Of Oregon, ~ klamath Agency, Oregoni
Samuel l., Patrick Of Kansas, at Sac
and Fox Agency Indian Territory
ll0ratlo n. Rust of California, NJ the
Mission on the Tuleryer (conaolldated)
Agency Of California, embracing the
lloopa Valley,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20

THE aRnAg sgoRM nAsT,

Towns and Cities Submerged IN New
York State ana Hail hoad Trenches un'
dor Water--Ali Travel Suspended
ELMIRA, N, Y. June i7,-lspeclal,l J.
This city ID again excited over an an
tioipaied flood similar % that OF June !,
llain fell Ia buckets full all night ana
tho storm west OF Elmifa was more So
we're than that OF two weeks ago Dis
patches from Hornellsyllle, Canlalota
and Corning state that the wafer -
higher than at time OF tho Hood,
Tho Lacawana Railroad track
at Zig Flats IL oyered aud
ali low lands in that Vicinity are
submerged, All railroads have refused
10 accept western freight, Newton
creek ia rising at the rate OF two feet
an hour. Ihe Chemung river II also
rising rapidly and bids fair 10 become q
raging torrent In a few hours,
A later despatch Just received from
HOrnellayille states that water IL four
feet higher than on June lat The
tracks OF the Erie railroad at that place
are now Under water and the river IL
still rising, All railroad travel IL sus'
pended.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
A WATERLOO,
A Hundred and siKty'eeven Thou
sand Against Prohibition.
Counties Claimed by Them Glye Ma
iOrlties the Other Way.

Philadelphia Rolls up a Majority Of Nearly
100000 Against-Ihe Northwestern
Counties GENERALLY Vote Dry-A nig
Vote rolled ali Through tho state
Allegheny County Votes Wet by 10000
Majority
PITTsBuRd, June lQ,-'fhe election IN
this county passed OF very quietly, ana
has proven q great surprise 70 both sides,
Allegheny county was put down 70 tho
vets by q small majority, but when tho
returns first commenced coming IN u
was plainly 10 be seen that tho county
had gone far beyond the expectation of
either party, Friends OF tho temperance
cause made o noble fight, mOre partleu.
larly the female members, who Invaded
the polling preclnota Ia large numbers,
Several prayer meetings were In progress
throughout the day, while wagon loads
OF earnest Christian workers drove
throughout the city sinking temperance
sOngB. They also served lunch ~ Sow
ernl polling places, The liquor men
were also busy, and although they made
no great Rplurge, they got out their yo'
ters aud saw that they voted early, In
the evening when u was learned be-
yond q doubt that tho amendment wa
defeated, tho liquor men and their
friends were quito iubilant On flfth
avenue relund were posted up In dilicr'
cnt quartcH Cheer after cheer wentup
from the throats Of many who voted
against tho amendment The result In
the state would indicate that tho amend
mont was defeated from 100000 10 300
900 majority
with only about half u dozen pre-
cincts In the two cities 10 hear from,
Pittshwg and Allegheny showed tho
amendment under by about 10000 ma
iorty IN round numbers, The following
u the vote IN tho
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20

THE Louisiana lottery took from
Columbus for the drawing that is made
this week the enormous sum Of Sli,S00.
Most Of this comes, doubtless, out Of
the poor. There is law In Ohio for
bidding newspapers publishing lottery
advertisements, and yet the Ohio State
Journal the central organ Of the Repub-
liCan party has flaming advertisement
Of this Louisiana lottery. They eyi.
IDENTIFY need Law and Order Society in
Columbus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20

IntnlA, alNthnl
Total majority against prohibition, lOi,O53
Bradford City completes For amend
ment sos, against 60i; majority against
1856. Majority for suffrage amendment,
Bradford City Ell,
Smethport - For amendment 81,
against 100; majority against &c. ron
Allontown-Wet by 1904.
Lebanon-The amendment defeated by
1000 majority.
Buter-Tho amendment carried by
i75 majority,
Man6eim-The amendment carried by
500 majority,
Reading-City wet by 1900 majority
Lebanon county goes dry by 5000.
Mercer county goes wet by 1000 ma
iority.
Milton-Amendment carried by 259
majority,
0sceola Mills-Amondment carried by
so majority.
Hindlcy 'Park-Amendment carried by
90 majority.
West Chester-Amondment carried by
72 majority
Easton.Gives 900 against the amend
mcnt and 868 in favor Of H. majority
against OF 1910 The vote on the suffrage
amendment is nbout 1880 against.
Montgomery county-Gives 1000 ma
iority against the amendment.
Chester county--Goes dry by $500.
Northampton-Gives wet 5000 ma
iority.
Pottstown-Goes wet by 020 majority,
Blair county-Dry $500 majority.
Potter county-Gives 800 majority dry.
Cameron county-Goes dry by 100
majority.
Lehigh county-Goos wet by 5000
majority,
Somerset county-Gives 800 majority
for the amendment
Philadelphia.-C Complete vote gives
03, 1874 alority against the prohibition
amendment and 90, 1851 majority for the
amendment abolishing the poll tax.
Washington county-ls estimated by
county chairman 10 give 1000 majority,
dry; Washington township complete
gives 237 wet.
Pike county-Went wet by 400 ma
jority.
Lancaster-City goes wet by 9,43o
majority.
Juniata county-Wet by 150 majority.
Schuyllsill county-Goes wet by 5000
majority.
1wenty-six counties In the state out
WBerks county--Goes wet by from
20 900 to $4,000 majority.
side Of Philadelphia and Pittsburg gives
q wet majority of 30550 and with Phila-
delphia and Pittsburg included, about
100000
Philadelphia-The city goes 81, 900 ma
iority against the amendment Returns
from A out Of the 81 counties in the
state show majority Of 100, ,454 against
the prohibition amendment. Full re-
turns will probably increase this major.
ity to about 100000.
York--Thero was an extremely large
vote polled In this city on the prohibi.
ton amendment. The unusual interest
manifested on both sides brought out al
most presidential ballot. The anti.
prohibition majority Of 6l5 was general
surprise. The estimated nnti-prohibi.
tion majority in the county is 5000,
Kittanning--Giyes t8Omaj jority against
the amendment. Twelve towns and
townships give $50 against, indicating a
small majority against in the county,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
ANANPHpILUvIAN ALLIGATOR,


lifom the Akron IolegrAml
A discovery Of thrilling interest has
been made in the vicinity Of Elyria,
An antedlluyian alligator twenty.one
feet long, wearing seven rattles on his
tail, has been unearthed, Its interior
was decorated with prehistoric brlc'a'
brao In the shape Of human skeleton,
One Of the hands Of this skeleton
clutched u stone hammer Further do.
tails are lacking, but we expect 10 hear
that In the other hand was u bottle OF
Hoods SarSaparllla and copy of the
Elyria Democrat illumined with the
words "Now Ia the time TO subscribe"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
Makenapnblie Apology.

Several days after the killing by a TT,
Wayne train at Louisville Of Lawrence
and Peter Streb and two children whom
they had Just adopted from the Cath
oIIc Orphans Home, tho Alliance Re-
view, In ia efforts to shield tho engln'
eer from blame dlagraced itself by
stating that the two Streba had been
intoxicated. Not only once but several
times did that paper make the charge.
10 has now found how II has bemeaned
itself and publicly apologies for tho
abatement,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
Now YorL rrodnee I,ehnnrn.

NEw YoRK, Juno 10,
FLOUR-Closcd fairly active and etcadyj fns
grades Of winter S2,25lb2,lb, do spring $1,000
y23jlD2.p0; extra No. 2 winter, S8i0IJ.hO, do
spring s2.SJt325, extra No. ! winter $500
L7b do spring, SlBlDblb city mills extras
SiBbli.50 for West lndloH southern -four
closed quloti trade and family oxuas, $500
dhOl
RYE--Dull. fyrsr382lllgtf
BARLEY. Nominal.
.DU1'fER- slCadN eastern creamery, 10
i8lScl western do, i6ibi7ifc
CHEESE-Slc Now York ohoddar,
factory, V10Aoj western do Bltc,
EGGS.s.StpRdY fresh cWtorn 1uta, 1910
i've. Canadian do, lt0lANe Western do,
liDliho,
SU0AR-Raw dull, fair refining muaooyado,
7c % degrees test centrifugal, Bc, refined fairly
active and firm; cut loaf and crushed, gAo,
powdered, 0Dfo mould A,pl6oj confectionery,
BNci Columbia A, glho; yollows, 1ADlpto,
CoFFEE-sloodY spot Rio cNrgoub, l7|soi
futurpQ Nnulup.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
Plttsburg Markets.

PITSDuRd, Juno ".
BUTTER.-C Creamery Elgln, O12lo, Ohio,
do, HGDlScj fresh dairy packed li4Dl5c ooun.
try rolls, i8Oltoi CHARTERS Creamery COM
pany 2Od2lC.
CGEEsE-Now Ohio cheese, ao, Now York,
now, lONMllc, llmhergor WDgo; domestic
Bwoltzor cheese, blSGDl2l6O.
EGGs-lbc per dozon for strictly frosh,
goose oggs, 90o por dozen.
FLOUR-Jobbing prooa--Wlntor patents,
Sb,60dtb, ,1bi spring patente, Sb.7Jl6l00, winter
straight, N7S.lb0l. clear winter, Si.b0lDl.76
straight XHXX bakors, SiOO1t25, rye four,
o.WnEAT-;;Jobblng prlCos-No. rcd, 800
HAY-Baled timothy, CHOICE $500 per ton,
No. do, Sl36006ll00; No. 2 do, Sll.5DDl2.b0i
loose from wagon, Sl6.00lDlB00 No, / upland
prairie, slgQ90llOO Noa S6O9SOO packing
0ATS-No. 3 white, B989olSc, oxtra No. o,
glQ9lyIo; No white, 20ySDOOci No, = mixed,
2HtD2dlhc
FRUlTS- Strawberries b0i0c y quart, pine
apples, sl,OO0l.25 y per dozen, rod raspberries,
lHipac n quart
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
A rnrmnr 10y ArreAted.

Thomas Slatterly was arrested yeator'
day In Washington township by Con
Rebholz on q charge of bastOrdy pre-
ferred against him by Emma oswalt.
The plaintiff is the daughter of q re-
spectacle farmer. and the defendant has
also borne u good reputation. Justice
Wettaoh bound him over 10 common
pleas court In the sum Of $500, which
amount OF bgil be furnished. IL is
probable the case will be settled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
DIR. E. RUSSELL BURNER

Can furnish hundreds Of certificates Of cures made and
there is scarcely neghborhood of Stark or adjoining
counties where DIR. BURNER HAS NOT got THE PRAISE
OF SAVING THE LIFE SOME ONE WHO HAD BEEN GIVEN UP
AND WAS CONSIDERED 1NcURABLE II those afflicted who
have not vet avaled themselves Of Dr. RUSSELL BURNERS
SUPERIOR SKILL could sit in his reception room or Office
and hear the praise of his HUNDREDS OF PATIENTS WHO ARE
REJOICING and congatuatng themselves that they called
on DIR. BURNER and took treatment they would posi-
pone no longer but would begin treatment at once ard
and be cured Don't suffer any longer Read his Certi
Gates and see what those say whom he has cured and
then decide whether you will longer neglect your case or
The case of your wife, child or near and dear relative
and friend.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20

A COLUMBUS special 10 the Plain
Dealer says the following 10 the proba.
bic ticket Of tho Ohio Republicans;
Governor, Joseph B. Foraker; lieuten.
ant governor Albert l., Lampaon;
treasurer of state, John Q, Brown;
attorney general, d. X, Watson; mem.
Der board of public works, William M,
Hahn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
a VERY BAD CASE AT JoHNsTowN

A Woman Who Lost Her Husband, Seven
Children and Her Home 10 VeTging on
lntanity,
JoHSsTowN, June rs ls--ISpeciol IA
sad case Ia Mrs, John Tenn, She lost
her husband and seven children and
beautiful home, She has Visited the
morguea every day since the flood but
failed to find the body Of any Of her
dear ones, She is determined 70 remain
here until the last body has been recoy'
ered She Ia now yerging on insanity,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20

CITIZEN TO old engineer)-"I s'pose
IN your long life on the road you have
met with more or less mishapsp" Old
Engineer-"0h, yes; lots Of EN-" Citi-
zen-"Probably run over dozens Of peo-
plep" Old Engineer with pride)-
'Dozensl I've run over hundredsl"-
New York Sun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
THE MARKETS.
Now York Money Niarkst.

NEW YSRK, juno TO-
Money closed NJ 2h per cent? tho Highest
rate, lowest ratio, por cent,
Exchange closed steady posted rates, Si,Hslh
A.Hgy6, actual rates. SiH1laLLlH75t for sixty days
ana StHDDl ,HlA for demand,
o., lis 6id "a coupon, i.eON 6ld, ~ do, iO63l
bid,
Pacific railroad bonds closed a. follows,
Union lrals, LIS 10 LILO; do sinking funds
LgA bid; Cpnualp, ll0. 10 L0.
State bOndB dull,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
THE COMING O SEN AToRIAL BATTLE
n PARODY,

dedicated TO senator Snyder, wit
apologies 10 i0ngfollow)
In this broad SohtoflAl battle,
Ia this blyouao " strife,
II you would your Gulfcu rattle,
give thcm, too, tho two.odgod knife
Toll Ny whiting and shy Conrad,
II they name some othor Sioux,
You will play the Indian warfare,
Just ~ they now do on you
Lifo ~ real, life IA earnosti
Aud II you now the battle wln
Some day you wlllgo 10 Congress-
A bigger man than old McKin-,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20

Bon KENNEDY is strictly on the war
path for Fovemor, The contest is now
between Foraker and Kennedy. Sher-
mans friends are showing some fight
against Foraker, but 1t don'tseem to be
formidable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
saturday, the goth day Of July. lsso.

tho following described real esatei Situate IN
tho township VI SANDY county OF stark And state Of
Ohio and known 40 the south half Of tho west hnlf
Of tho no thpant quarter OF BuotlUn twunty-sovon
tg7) In township seventeen (7), nnd range seven
(T) containing forty (in) aOfns " land, Also part
OF tho west half Of the southeast quarter Of section
twent Boyon (g7), township aud range hf0rotnii,
containing thliiysnino acres aud Huy0hty.alt hun.
dfedlh $50 7O.iO0) OF an aero OF land, Also part
OF the northwest quarter " gcOilcn iwontysluvon
Twelve acres and hftysalf hundrcdthsof N an acre OF
land (9 90 1907, NG E ZOO
igt tract OF 10 acres appraised at go per acrc,
$4,000,
qua tract OF 90 7g.iOo acres appraised ~ go per
acre, ei,tB3
ord tract Of 10 SOL 100 acrM appraised at tiO per
acre, elO2i0,
Sale to commence NJ ono O'Clock p no Term,
''' A. LElNfEOER, shorG
wAHN a now, Ats,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20

When Baby was sick, wc gave her castoria'
When sho wna Child, she cried for castorla,
When she became MIss, sho clung 10 oastoriA,
When shO had Children. she gavo thom cAatoriA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
Chicago AIarl,oi.

CHICAGO, June 10.
WHEAT-ActlvoR Rnd irregular. Early prlcoa
were about the same aa yesterdays close,
CORN-Fairly active aud ilrmer. There was
fair cash domund and good speculative
buying.
OATS Quiet and without material change.
PRONlSlONS-Dull and q trlho loMer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
Administrator Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that tho undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified Administrator Of
the estato Of Ra hul Mliior late " stark county,
Ohio, deceased GEORGE ". MlLLEh
Administrator
Dated Juno 10, iBso.-o0.dw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20

Impurities OF the blood often cause
great annoyance at this season; Hoods
Sarsaparilla purines the blood, and
cures al such affections.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20

nor sALE--A nrsl-olaSs, eleycn-slop chapel or
~ gan, good M new, Just the thing for church
OF aohool room. Cheap. Enquire NJ MYERS a
kUPERD East TuaCarnwaH NJ. liAsOt4wgt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
SHERIFF SALE.

james MoLlndon order o. sale,
Charles A, Dimm ct uI, risSS Court
NY virtue Of an order Of tAle issued by tho
tho clerk Of Tho court Of common pleas Of ktAft Co,
OhlO IN the above action, and 10 me directed VIII
Onof for sale NJ public outory NJ Tho door OF tho
court house, In tho city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the Goth day of July, 1889,
The following described real oltalo Situated IN
tho city OF Canton, County Of siArk aud state oi
Ohlo, aud known "a tho undivided Nntshalf Part "
part Of the northeast quarter VI aocilpn TO- Canton
township, IN aad county hnd htAto aud bounded ~
follows beginning NJ point on tho north llnn Of
East rlith street 20 foot wOlt Of tho southwest
corner OF lot number 30, In HchwAlmh Addison y,
Canton, uhlo thence west along tho north line Of
East flfth street extended 70 tho creek thenun
t0uth along the crock " the south line of East Ffh
htreet e1londod ihono0 east along aAld aouth limo
OF Hsut Flftl street extended " the alley west Of
said lot number 90l onoe north along tho woht line
Oftaid Moy 10 tho place OF beginning
Appraised nj 90,
sale 10 commence at ono O'Clock IN TormA
inSh..
A, LEfNIN0EIl, Bhorlr.
TT TuRNnR, Atty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
SHERIFF SALE.

Dy virtue OF an order OF sale Issued by
by Tho clerk Of the court OF common pleas OF stark
CO,O In the above action, and 10 me directed, viii
offer for aalo NJ public Outory NJ tho door Of tho
court house, In tho city OF Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20

nor SALE or EXOHAN0E-AutmRn Taylor
II Portable Engine, iO-horsn power aud Throaher,
IN good condition, CAL on HAY a DElfOFf iBiS
NaAt Tuarnrawna kirppt iuntOstf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
ThoGroatSuoces3ful Physicians onlSurgeons


Has proven beyond doubt that he and does cure every c
at viii accent his treatment and carry out his Instructions ana
dctons Dr. Burner stranger in Ohio but stands ~ e
head of ono of the prominent Medical Institutes IN he oe
been visiting Canton regularly ormore than mon
where he ondered himself TO hundreds Of families by snatch
cmbers of their households and premature graves
and restoring them health and happiness after all other doctors
had given them up die How any man or woman can eaa INC
s and certificates from the hundreds OF grateful patients 10
m IL Russell burner yet doubt his ability to cure after others
fail seems strange No who Is honest and truthful can dehy
that
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
Special NOTICE 70 NVALIDS

Why will you suffer longer from Chronic and Ongstandns
Diseases and Affections of the Eye and Ear when .-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
SHERIFF SALE.

Ivy ylrtuo OF An order Of sale Issued by
the clerk OF the court Of common pleas OF stark Co.,
o, mo above agilonan 70 mo directed win Offer
for tnle ~ public Ontofy NJ tho door VI tho court
house, IN tho city OF Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
DIR. BURNERS SUCCESS IN STARK co.

has beon unbheed and while he only promised to visit this
County foohr he now by special request OF ms many pa
TENTS and friends has consented TO continue his yms TO canton
for twelve months therefore, let all those afflicted with SUCH
chronic private or difficult the regular family physician
nrepdo treat apply at and have the fu Deneht OK
docos entire time you may sec that your case s pera%
entity cured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
Canton Retail Market
oonRnOrA DAILY ny
Louis Dumont,
80 and 30 Bouth Market stroot,
HOTEL ANNOUNCEMENT

Oranges, Lemons Plncapplou, Bananas oto,
Fresh Vegetables and Berrlea received daily.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20

TSISI naletty iaaaIa.t froal6ltloa. lsIaS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-03-30
All Went Down

The schooner NJ. B. Steadson, OF
Providence, arrived at Boston on the
10Th in distress, having been in coils
ion. When twenty-five miles east from
the highlands of Cape Cod the
watch sighted small fishing
schooner, slightly under their lee and
quite close. No light was visible.
and as no other vessel was on
the port tack, trying to cross, the Stead
sons helm was put hard up to round
the strangers stern. but il was too late,
and the vessels came together with such
crash that some of the men thought
the schooner had struck bottom and all
hands rushed on deck. Nothing could
be found of the other vessel after the
collision, and it is believed that she
sank with all on board.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-03-30
SLAIN DURING A SPREE.
A Woman BIutaUy Hacks Drunken
Female Companion

LAWRENCE, Mass, March 26.-About
1:50 this morning Officers Shea and Su.h-
van heard screams issuing from an alley
way connecting Bradford and Lowell
Streets. They found lying upon the
ground a woman bathed in blood
from wounds on the head and neck.
The woman was taken to the
police station. On her head was
found cut over the right
temple, and another on the top of the
head; the right ear had been chopped
off, there was cash under the right
eye and the night side of the neck was
hacked. The eyes were closed from the
effects of blows, the skull was fractured,
and the j4wbcne broken. Officers, who
went to the alleyway where the crime
was committed, found leading f.om the
spot blood tracks which led to
house facing the alley occu-
pied by one Honora kelleher. 4
pool OF blood was found in the
room of the woman, and the woman
herself discovered in bed, intoxicated.
In the stove was q partially burned
paper covered with blood, and wo-
mans hat. The Investigation shows
that the injured woman, whose name is
Mary Marshall, had been on a spree
with the kelleher woman all the
previous evening,