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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
oLRaR or COURTS,

o, M, COKen, DemOemtl T., u, Bush,
Republican, q, u, Robinson, Prohibition,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
TusoARAwAs TOWNSHIP.

Stands Precinct Campbell %, Foraker
a Monnot59, Drcsbnch so, Armstrong ID,
Wilhelm 10; llowclls %, Russell ld;
Lochot 81, Gygcr IA Mnudru b2, Barnaby
IA; CuNcu59 Bush IA krldcr 90, Shuna-
fclt II KrichhNum 81 Laiblin IA iloll %;
Wise "a; 5hoIlcr %, Folk II.
Wost Bookncd Campbell 23t, Fora.
kor l22; Monnot no, Drcshuch 228, Arm
sell ia; Loichot 2ls, Gygcr 1870; Maudru
223, Barnaby l26, CoXen 2lS, Bush 1913;
Krdcr 2l7, Sban0fclt l0l; Krichbnpm 30,
Loiblin w; Holl 2lO, Wise l3i ShnlGcr
2iS, Folk 197.
Wimot precinct Campbell 33, Foraker
133; Monuot 81, Dresbach 81 I A mstrong
1lS, with I'm l23; Howells AZ, Rut sell l26 (;
Loiuhot 81. Gygcr tlS Mnutlru 70. Barnn-
by 1873; Coxon 81, Bush 1l5; Krider 3s,
Shanafelt 1927 Krichbaum %, Laiblin %. I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
CANTON CITY VOTE.


James II. Campbell Democrat.
j. B. FOruk q, Uupllhlicun,
d. IS. uolwig, Prohibition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

New Berlin precinct, Campbell li7, For.
ukertpi MunnOt lbl, DrcHbich lisi Arm-
strong Ub, Wilhelm i5j llOwclH liI, Rus
SOL Oil LpiChut lbB, GygcE ~, Muudru lil,
Ltruluy, lOl CoXcn liG, Bush Osi Krlder
l4u, hhaualclt lg2j krirlhuum 1913 lalh.
ln, ,--j lloll l6I Wise , Shuilor li3,
Folk -,
LoutlcuhIHcr Precinct Campbell las,
Foraker n; M0unot las, Drcsbach lis,
Armstrong n, Wilhelm Il, lowclla llD,
Russell a LoIchot li7, Gygcr Gai Mnudri
| llO, lllngly a I CoXpu ll9, Bush Is, Kri-
lCr laL Shnnnlolt ~, lirichhaum l57, Lai.
bin Gii lloll 49,, Wise Oi Shullcr l4O,
Fox ~,
touWo precinct, Plain, Campbell l9O,
Foraker w, Russell 80, llowolla 'l2O, Arm.
strong HA, MounOt l2i Wilhelm Ol, Drcs.
bach ~, Bush ~, COXcn no, SlmnntClt 20,
kridor lal, Gygcr III Lolchot l2i, Luiblln
~, krlchhnun l22, Burnuby SE Mnudru
l1l, Wise 70, lloll l25, Folk Ol, Shullcr no.
Middle Branch precinct Plain, Camp
bell ~, Foraker Coz llowolla l22, Russell
6li Mpnnot l22, Armstrong 90, Droabncli
~, wilhelm 20, Coxcn l22, Bush 90,
hridcr III, Shnnnfolt 70 Lolchot ~,
Hygor 6lj KroIghhuum 100, Luibln "A,
MDudr no, liuruuhy lG3, lloll lO6, Wise
a.! hhutlpT 10. fOlL BB
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

Coxon No, Bush aDl Krlder 10, Shanafelt
bAi kriGhbnum M, Lgihlu al lOll no.,
Wise bbl hhaliGr u.s., Folk ~,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
NiMlslnLLEN TOWNSHIP,

Harrisburg precinct, Campbell 20, Fora
Tor Hj, llowClls n, Russell 30; Monnot
"A, Armstrong 32 DrcsbNch a, Wilhelm
30; Ioxun ~, BUSH 90 Krdor 20, Shnna-
lult %; Loiruot "a, Gygor %; Rrcghbnmn
~, Lnihln -; Maudru -, B0rnoby "a ;
Shnli'cr O., Folk AZ.
Maxine Precinct Campbell ilO, Fora
krroi nuwulls ., Rusayul ; Monnot 40,
Drasbach no, Wilhplm 81 Armstrong 81;
CoXcn los, Bush 30; KrIdcr l0l, ShUnlfclt
Lnlbln All Maudru ia, Bnrnaty 32; lloli
luU, Wise Al Shullor 75, Folk 80,
Louisville Campbell ga, Foraker 92S,
Monuot lO}, Drpshach aN, Armstrong POI,
Wilhelm 2is, Ilowolls 800 Russell 2OS,
Lochot 8iG Gggw 2g9, MNudru 1858, Barn-
uhy 90, Coyun loj, Bush 2O2, NHdur 3BG
Shunnlcl, 29s, Nruhh0um 8D2, LAihlin 2G,
Holl 35S, Wise 2j5, ShoIlcr 33i, Folk 250,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
SANDY TOWNSHIP,

There h a gain Of ~ In favor Of the
Democrats, over the vote Of 1888. m u
year Campbell las O6, Foraker lol, llclwlg
10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
They Know How 10 Rebpke Political
1reachery, Trades and
Combinations.

Tho True Democrats OF Stark County
Don't Fell out rboy Don't Tradol
Thoy Arc Not Traitorsl They Arc Hon
cot, Fearless. Conscientious Men. YOU
Can't vauqu,sh Thom Whom rhoy Hav.
Their Armor on, aud hoy Woro At.
tired In Armor Yesterday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

Coxon no, Bush a0l Krlder 40 Hhnnaielt
hAi krlGhbAum MI, Laihlin II llOll 40,
Wise bBl hhalier M, Folk ~,
OaNARuRg TOWNSHIP,
Campbell 200, Foraker 1891 MOnnOt 20l,
Dreshagli lub, Armstrong lM, Wilhelm lM
llowGlla 2lA, Russell 1871 LOlclOt 100,
Gyger lNl Mnudru lbl, linrnaby lhOiCoXcn
2lA liusl 1871 Krider gll, ShhnafGlt l2D,
Krlohhnum lD1 L1lblln 40, ll0ll lOh, Wise
l4l Shaitor 100 Folk ila.
Mapletun precinct, Osnaburg tnwnshlp
--Camphell Gd, Foraker lgGl MOnnot II,
DreHhgch OH Armstrong lgA, Wilhelm
M lWGlls o. lluH6ell 1881 LOlohOt 90,
Gygor l2dl Mludru "a, nnrnnhy lgsj CoXon
~, Bush III krIder o. NhAnaiGlt IA
krIchhnnn up, lplhln 49, llOll "a, Wise
l2i Shailer ", Folk ~,
JACKSON Township,
Campbell BO5, Foraker ~, Monnot a07,
Dreahlcl ili, Armstrong liW, Wilhelm li0i
llowell sD3, liussell laii LoichOt ADG, Gyger
lb Mnudru iUl, liaruHby $50, COXcn Al2,
liuHl lHl krldcr 100, Shunuipt 1884
krlChbnuui EM, lnlblu iu2i llOll Hll, Wise
lAl hhnllcr 10, Polk lW Land Appraiser
Lewlh Achnnuuls, Democrat, Gi majority,
CMToN TOWNSHIP,
Canton Precinct Campbell 100, Foraker
1904 MOuunt lHi DreahUCh iAh, Armstrong
10, Wilhelm lgsl lloWcllH lHi, Russell lal ,
LplchOl lls, Gygur l2ii Muudru lla, liurn'
uhy l9i toXcu lHH, Bush 1884 KrIdcr lW,
SlWnnicll lgOi kwrhhuum l42, Lniblm 1881
li0ll lHN Wisu lHl Shuilcr lai, Folk lM
North luduHty Precinct Campbell lgO,
Foraker uuj MunuOt l2d, Drcsbuch no,
Ann itrOug ul, Wilhelm Mi llnWpllH 40,
Russell 500 Lpchut l2i, GygorH 81 Muudwi
l2l, liluNhy w CuNon no, Bush Krl-
der lil, Suuuainlt Oi krIrhbaum l2s, lni-
bin ~ lloll lgj, Wisu s5i Shallor no,
Folk Ol,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-06
LINED WITH TROOPS
Files Of Soldiers Along the Railroad
Over Which the Car Is 10 Pass.
Exar~ssrstimsry B'r~rsutioas Ssr Ht. safety
In s;OinE tp Bs~rbin--An Important
Interview to Take Place
With sstsussrck.

Itpyrightr,i by the New York Ass.~i.ic,i i'r,S~ I
BERLIN, Oct. 81 official tcls.gr.sms from,
Frederick burg received at Potsslam and
the f"r'ign office to-day SAY that the ear
will start for Berlin ON Sunday next. The
chief of the. ear, secret police passed
thru,igh Berlin to-day. He u ncs'ounI,a-
nisSi 10y the inspector of inIs.rial trains.
The ears special train, once. owned hy
Empress Eugcnisl, lies AT the station here.
having come from, Wirpa lieu. There arr.
swaril- of Russian police here. at Eici
and AT the stations along the proposed
route. Russian troops line the rails from
Wirhsll"n to Moscow. The precautions
taken for the safety of tho ,l,I. to
intense fear of au attcrnpt an his life. The
czariua leaves Copenhagen Dctois'r l.,
Tor krnig-burg. rrjoining tine rz;,r at
som" point ori tla' honirwari jour
ncy: Under the pressing appeal Of
of toiint SchotIvalotf. the Russian cuii,s--
s:.ti"r To- Germany, the rzar will accord
Bisinark the desired interview. As soo,l
thu. promise. of conference was received
the s'ini-otiicial press WAS instructed to
deny the statement that the government
intended toxlppiy tn the. Rciclistag for a
military credit of several hunslrsesi mil
lions marks. To-,iight the National Oar
seffe turns upon itself. declaring that mo-
money demands of any Importance wcrc
even s,ontciiil plated by the government.
The statement that tiic movement of the
Russian TROOPS were threatening the salty
of the frontier. Is likewise pronounced cN-
aggcratcsi. An uneasy feeling appears tn
prevail i'm Austrian official circles. IL be-
ma ke u new move lpy offering to assist in
restoring the Russian dominance in Bill-
Ksarsa. as au iissliiCcucnt to draw the
from the French alliance.
Princess Margaret, sister of the En-
lsror, is betrotl,cd tn Prince William,
heir Of the. Duke of Nassau. Her mother
favored the suit of the CROWN prince of
Denmark while bismarck favored the
Prince. of Nassau.
Lieut.. Fisher. with batteries of artillery.
has sailed from Hamburg to reinforce
Capt. wiss..maTn in East Africa. Alarm
over Capt. .Wissemann's position increases,
He il thryutcus, 10y large. bodies of we'll
armed Arabs and natives, who arr cutting
oil his supplies.
Preparations that arr. being made at
Const.tntinople for the reception of Emucr~
or William indicate IA long stay. Ii j. re-
ported that hc will remain two weeks AT
the Turkish capital. He will lrr s,ccoInpa-
nicd by Count Herbert bismarck. III.
length of the cInpcror's visit il attributed
~ "a. intertion 10 inquire into tb" coiitli-
tion of the Turk 'sh army. and to test the
statement Of German officers that the
Porte il still al,lr to maintain ~ standing
army Of .sU.vp men,
NJ. Hert,etn.. the French anbas~a,lpr.
returned to Berlin last evening. IL IL re-
ported hc will Ia, replaced by Jules Ferry.
In spite of som" ,lisplcasiiig acts of Fer
ry while in power. bismarck il ready 4"
accept him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-06
THREE JOCKEYS HURT.
Lively sss~~~ IN New Sssk. Csn~snassi aass
eDelsep Plnr~a.


Dsiser Piac~a.
CINCINNATI, thct. 6.-The track to-day
was very fast, and tlsc attendance large.
The only unpleasant feature was the as.-
jorkcys wcrs' more ar less injured. Mags.s.,
the one who Was worse injured. il still un-
conscious at o'clock Tonight and brown
IL thought tn tr' sit of danger. The re-
suits were:
Thrcc-yrar-olsi- and upwards. a mile
Cancer won, Rcuouncs second, Governor
Ross thirl. Time I :is.
Thrce-ycar-olsis aud upwards, u mile
man third. Time i:i1h.
Thres-ycar-pids aud upwards one mile.
,a,n.r .,, ra'"r "a, , in % nsSs at he finish length
Was disqualified On account of ~ foul aud
Cora Fisher wi- given first place. Win
ming Ways SECOND, Deer l-siiic third.
Two-ycar-old colts and gcisiing-. five
fnrioRg,: w. g: M.rri- won: Faikcr -"c-
Thrcc-ycar-oid. and upwards, nine fur
i"ng-. W"c,icrnfi won. Long-Aiigit Sc'-
"nI; Nevada, third. Time ;sih.
old iiiiis's. thrcc-cights of "a mile. English
lady won. Si>aics SECOND, Dilemma third.
JEHoME PAek. y. ". oct. 5.-Thc at
tendance today WAS the largest of the
meeting.
i'm :5o'S. Hyperion and G.tnyIhca,ie ran
"a dead heat for SECOND place.
four,:cn hnrd.ri yards. tw"-y"ar-"'sis.
Judge Morrow won. Tournament second,
Maguatc third; time "a.
Onc mile Rac"land won in I :hii. Isssls,.
second. Volunteer tliirsi.
Five fIriong=, Bradford won i'm 40.
Atlolph second, Drsinstirk third. Mile.
and "a quarter fircnzi walked over tho
course.
Mile and ons--evcnth. Br,isScils first,
Latonia SECOND. El1in third: time I :54L
MoanIs PARK. oct. 5.-In the Record
stakes to-day. five f,IrlonRs-t;oruo won,
Reporter second. Geraldine third. Time,
l:mh.
Five furiongS-Frycr won Manutc .ss.-
on.l, lima third. Time, I :Oii
Trial stakes. IA Inil,s-BIislelhist won
in 1:loli. Longstrcct second, Castaway
third.
Country Club handicap. ~ miles
wilma Bs.sc won. Taragon second, Dun
boyic tlNrsl. Time. 2:loA.
Maiden twu-yUar-olsis, - mile I.o,liss,
won, Golden Horn second, Kings OWN
third. Time :i5a4.
Seven FurIpugs-Lafaycttc won, King
Idcc second, Keynote thirrt. Time. :..st..
ST. Louis, Oct. 5.--In the 2.:s, class ts,-
NJ. ssss,nd. jeremiah thir,l, Bcthlci,cnI
Star fourth. No time, given.
(sass.oridc stakes. Sgi5, :Syear-plsi colts
and fliiss. tuils. hcat~-Lucy Il. was first,
Dora to--ack second. Optini>t third. No
time given.
KANSAS CITY .-Oct. 5.-This was the last
siay of the Exposition Park driving asss,-
Dan came in first. John Taylor second,
Matte ~. third, Edith fourth; best time
3::i-it.
Con ISOLATION pur-" for racors-Louis Is
was first, John Haggar,l second, Finn..-
gan third; best time 2:lsts.
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WI NOt ln.lict Nnyle.

STOCKTON. Cal, Oct 5.-Tbe grand
jury of san Joaquin county presented
general reports yesterday concerning the
case Of Deputy United States Marshal Ma
GLE Th. report says the facts show tf,e
killing of the late Judge Terry was inten-
tions,l and deliberate; that while the con-
~titutiou and laws of the state require
that crime against it's laws should bo
tried thcrcun,er, the accused was taken
from power of state by a process esna-
ernssnsting from the United States ciryuis
court. The report continues that thu
United States court has decided that Ma
gs, cannot bs. tried by ths, state court es-
ss,utiyally for want of jurisdiction frosn
bc tried i'm any court.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-06
new YORK TAKES IT
ss".soa Dr~p- H~v Ssssns With s'sssssssv
Yesterday. ThWs Cosmiug In aee-
esstl- -Chi~nxw GIis,ss Isso
Third Plnre.

CLEvELASD, tk,t. 5.-Afucli to the 0r.sj-
fication OF Cleveland New York won so-
days game and tine pennant. The scoss
was, New York 8. Cleveland 8. Bsatss,ries:
Cleveland, Gr,ii,er and SutclifYe, New
York. kccfc and Ewing.
CLkNELAND. o., Oct. 5.-The New York
n'iI players are i'm an cxcs.siingly happy
frame of mind fortnight. The left for New
York at mitin ight iu special car
which was a banner hearing the worsls:
The New Workers.. winner of the Ma
the season Tonight leaves the clubs i'm the
following order in the race: New York,
Cleveland. Indianapolis. washin9ton.
anything with Gaivin's delivery
OF the pcnnant- When the bulletin
fn"rsi announced that New York
was winning a, Cleveland, their energies
suhsisis,d and they finished the game in .
li-ticss way. The home team were play
ing for nth place. and goa 10. Their
finger in the third inning and rrsir-si.
The batteries were: PittshsirR, Calvin
and CARROLL. Boston. Ciarksou, Benness
and Kelly.
INDIANAPoLis, Oct. 5.-The Hoosieru
battcd young kecfc at will, and conss-
J,ently ended the season ny taking slss
third straight game from the Senators.
R.ssie was wild hut received fine support.
The score: Indianapolis Il, washingtoa
u,crs and dNeck,%nsh.r: % WasSin%st.m. % KID So.
CHicA.o. Oct. 5.-Chicaxo took third
place. in the league race. to-day by f1eas-
ing THE. Philiies in the last game OF thu
season. IL was pitchers contest, and
was finely coCtestesl throughout. The AZ
tendance was 2,5D. The score. Chicago
IS Philadelphia Batteries. Chicago.
Hutchinson and1 Darling; Philaslelphia,
Sowslcrs and CIcruents.
Al Baltiniors. Baltimore II. Columbus
darkness.
AtCincinnati-Cincin 4. Louisville 1.
Al 81. Louis-St. Louis ., Kansas City z.
Al Brooklyn-B Brooklyn =, Athletics To-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-06
WITH PLENTY TO SPARE
l.s~ss sssssrh. Ceasarua The rsrtv'a s.se
Msiortty On Joint Hsallot-FiE-
ures that ARE Ready fur
the Oactal Count.

Fuller returns the Legislative ticket,
received last night. fully confirm the ta-
bic printed i'm the STANDARD ~ hours ago.
The situation gives the democrats seven
assured majority i'm the Legislature ON
joint ballot, and il is more than an even
chance that this will bss lifted to nine. II
is now assured that the democrats have
a senator ans1 one representative from
Fergus county. A dispatch received last
night from Boulder gives ample warrant
for announcing the election OF the demo-
cratic senator from Jefferson county.
However. our estimates still leave that
candidate i'm the doubtful list, awaiting
official figures. Kennedy, joint represcn-
tativc for Deer Lodge and Bcavcrhead,
has II majority that makes ridiculous
the republican lists which rate him
doubtful. The majority i'm Beaverhead
against him is 115, with three small pre-
cjncts missing. He has i'm Deer Lodge 359
majority with two three small precincts
tn hear from. Dispatches from Helena
place Carter's majority at 1150. Following
is the table on tho Legislative ticket the
returns now stand:
SENATOR'S.
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Three Army Apls.int m,enl..

WAsHINGroN. Oct. Vacancies in the
staff department of the army were iillcd
to-day by ti" following appointments:
Lieutenant George =. Hoyt. 18th infantry.
tn Ia assistant q,iartcrinastcr with the
rank of captain; Lieutenant Henry Is.
OSgoosi, :,;Si artillery, aud General 4. w.
Alexander. of Iowa, to bs. conInisari.s of
the Subsistence sicpartmcut.with the rank
of captain. General Alexander enlisted i'm
the :sHh Iowa Infantry. August 1s. lssi2 !;
was appointed first lieutenant the follow
ing month. and captain in
September, lS.i; Was mustered out
August 16. 1855. having been wounded i'm
the cnga cement of Arkansas post iIi Jan
nary. lssl.. He il now and has been for
the past IL years acknowledgement and
quarts ,rma astcr-gcn"rti of Iowa. His So
lection was strongly urged by the senators
and representatives from Iowa. IL IL said
that the fact that out of more than sD
officers on the general staff, that four of
them are from Iowa had strong influence,
in determining this appointments. Twoo of
these are in the engineers corps 10y virtue
of their class standing. one IN tn" medical
department and on" in the pay depart
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CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-The committee to
effect IL settlement between the govern
msnt and the Pacific roads in holding n
preliminary meeting this afternoon to ar
range details To work ON. ''tDur desire is
tai ts. reasonable with the companies" I"
said Senator Hearst, ar at least mine is.
IL we can arrangs. to the debt i'm
some WAY to provide. for its payment i'm ~
or JO years we shall t,e satisfied. The roads
will not be sacrificed. though. under any
circumstances. as we could not afford to
to stop the traffic of the country for even
such claim this.
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Mr. C.ny h-ar.'. Graphic story.

LONDON. Oct. 5.-Mr. Ccnybcar... the
member Of parliament released from AN
Irish Jail with difficulty. arrived in LON
don this afternoon. He was received al
the station 10y crowd of thoiiand men,
whass.scortsd with bands and banners To
Clerkenwcil green. Thcr. "a meeting was
organized at W hich Mr.. Ccnyi,s.irr was thu
principal speaker. He gave graphic
account of his trial for adhs.riIlg Ia the
plan of the campaign and his conviction,
sentence and imprisonment i'm "a fllthy
Jail. He denounced Chief Secretary Bal
four with concentrated bitterness. sl..scrit,-
ing him az n moral bcrnsorphrs,siite. sics-
titute Of every wonauly virtue and OF
every manly cha rae teristis.
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The, LIN. u,.,m. Wei, ....x.

Wh-HINoroN. Oct. 5.-Ssnor Don Va
rs,ss. the Chili.lu minister here. this after
noon gave am emphatic denial of the ssi,-
sational story that the Chilisn aud Argrn-
tine Republic delegates were opposed tn
the selection of MIR. Blaine to preside over
the meeting OF the International Congress-
and that they would not Ro trip
through tho country on that account.
Senior Narass said without exception the
delegates were. most friendly to Mr..
Blaine. The question was asked whether
il would bs. legal to elect him president of
the conference. Ii was decided that hc
could serve. There was who tiisin q
want him to preside.
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BLOWING A HOUSE UP.
The ~hoeking starry ct "a I.tttir Cham piou
s.trt and o.. ~s.ssu~t.

Th. >h"cEing starry ct "a I.Itti- Cham pion
t.irt and O.. sequel.
special to the standard.
DEER LopGt, Diet. "a few DAYS ago II
came out that AN assault had bs.s.u COM
nittssi at Champion on "a little girl \ or y
years old. the child of a French woman
who lives ia that place. The mother
thought something was wrong with her
child and called in "a physician Of Deer
Lodge The physician made. AN exauina-
,ion and found that the girl had been i'm
jursi. Til. girl then said that a. man Of
the name OF Frank Bandit had a--
sauitcd her. Th. matter has
been kept .,uct a. Ispssihic
in order to obtain corruiporativc proof of
the girls story. But last night "a thing
happened which has brought the story Ia
the surface. \ stick of giant powder was
placed under the hours" wbcr,. the woman
and Ecr children lived and WAS exploded.
The, house was destroyed. th" woman was
badly bruised about the head and tn.
children. although thrown ont of tho house
ID, the explosion. escaped uuhiIrt. whctli-
ar this all happened 10y accident or was an
attempt To- destroy evidence IL the sltis.--
ton. A great deal of feeling is expr,sscd
over tlis, matter and just what will b.. done
il not now known. Bandit has been "a
prosi"stor in this county for at least twenty
car
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Fast Nsx~ Under the Hammer.

MoRRir PARK. Oct. 5.-walter GRATIS
string of race oorses was sold at auction
to-day. Elwos,ti, who won the 1883 SUR
buatan, was bought by Mr.. kittson for
81, ZOO. He has two splints and probably
will never he sent out to race again. IL is
understood that kittson will take him to
Erslenhein stock farm for breeding pIr-
poses. Among the other horses sold was
Pocatillo for 81 800, Middleton for S.u.s1,
and a chestnut colt by Imp Great Tom for
Milton Young's stock farm were also sold.
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BULLET IN HER BRAIN.

y baltimore ~sssisty Belle Con, sssita sas-
eide with - Revolver.
BALrIMoRE. Oct. Mrs. Emily Ao-alia
smith, yrotniI,ent sos.iety woman, n
years of age. committed suicide at hcr
rcsisicncc to-day ny shooting herself. She
had been suffering long time from
nervous depression. and at 10 O'Clock
asked her nurse to take the children frum
the library. saying that she would sso down
stairs in "A few minutes. A little. later her
husband returned and was told that his
wife was in the library. He found the
door locked and broke it open. Mrs.
smith was found dead aud lying in pool
of blossi, grasping iu her right tsansl the
revolver with which she had shot herself.
Mrs. smith was "a daughter of Colonel R.
Snowsi"n Andrews, am old confesiernte
soldier. "a member OF the. bar. and niece nf
cx-Scnator I'h"-. r. Bayard. No in
yiest was held.
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The Money Came. W~.s.

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-For the hrss time
since the week following the May panic
of lss4 the hank statement psnblishe<l
shows the reserve held tai bse less than =
per cent OF the deposits required by the
banking law. year ago, with almost en-
banks held n surplus over the legal re-
quircments of $11.A17. $40. The deficis =
almost wholly caused by the drain 0f
money To the west and south. where over
six millions were shipped last week and
almost as much went in the week just pro-
ceetliug.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-06

H"""r~ to the ss'ush Anerican IbeBewnss..
BosroN, Oct. 5.-The first stop Of thu
international delegates to-sissy was made
at Walthari. whcrc the watch company
served AN elegant lunch. after which ths
visitors inspected the works. From therv
they went to South Farmingham. where
all the population of the town. asisis. from
the factory workers, Appeared To have
turned ont. Th" school children sirx-ssesi
in holiday attire WERE drawn up i'm .
double line. A. the delegates passed
through. little girls stepped forward and
piniisda - bouquet on the lapel OF each
geuticnnn's coat. The seles.tnen pre-
sented "A set of resolutions handsomely
cngrn--cl in Spanish and English. The
party then went through the rubber fac
tory. A short stop was made AT Ashland.
where the boot and shos. works were Wis
it.sl. after which tn" party returned ~
boston.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-06
Edison Discovered Gt.

PIrTsBURsi. Oct. BIN the United States
court to-day. Justice Bradley. of the
United States supreme court, handed down
an opinion dismissing the famous electric
light case of the Westinghouse interests
against the McKcesport or Edison electric
light company. tn restrain the defendants
from using fibro,is carbon incantlesccnt
conductors i'm AN air tight globe. The
court holds the claim to priority of inven-
ton in fbroiis carbon filament not valid
as Edison had accomplished the result bss-
fore Sawyer Mann ar Westinghouse.
The Westinghouse company will appeal
the case to the full bench of the United
States supreme court.