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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
COUNT aousn MAPpnns
Commences a % 900 Damage buit'--other
Legal Matters OF Interest,

AOme months ago suit was brought
against Charles q, Cook by Michael iiaf'
bsraperger Tor 5000 damages, on account
Of injuries received by the plaintiff from
being bitten by two dogs belonging 70
Cook, This case waa dismissed u few
days ago Tor some reason, This morning
a new suit was brought by Harberaperaer
aRainAt Cook for tile same amount of
damages, The case will now probably
eome W trial,
Yesterday afternoon the court Of com.
mon pleas eOnhrmed the sale Of real
estate and ordered the sheriff 10 make q
deed aud distribute tho sum Of 1880
among those entitled 70 share Ia The
case Of Jacob w, Painter w, James D.
Welker,
The court granted an injunction res.
training hdgRr Kynett from dlhp0alnH OF
any properly, while the divorce case
brought by hla wife spending trial,
ia the case Of the Farmer'A Hank w.,
Abraham lrumbauah, the defendant con-
Tossed judgment Ia the sum OF blA'OO'
A case Involving large num OF money
was commenced IN Common Pleas court
this morning, II 10 an action brought
by Hugh hleakley against the Alliance
Street Railway IN which tie plalnuli
claims there ID due him the sum pf 1000
upon q contract which exists between
himself aud tho defendant for services
rendered aud money advanced the COM
pany ln securing tho right Of way ana %.
tahllhhment Of the line In the city OF
Alliance,
John Pauly was brought Into tho court
Of Common Pleas this afternoon and
pleaded guilty 70 q charge Of bahiardy
preferred against him by kye Arnold,
The court imposed fine OF 900 on him,
aud In default OF the payment 81 II or
good security given, he Will remain Ia the
county jail until released by due process
OF law,
A petition has been fled Ia the court Of
Common Pleas by Samuel w. WeiAer ei
al against the Uanaburg Mining Company,
The plaintiffs ask the court 70 restrain
the coal company from closing down q
mine upon the landof the plaintiffs looat-
cd on the Waynehhurg road,
John u, Doddrldge has sued j, II, Me-
Lain et al, 10 recover the sum OF NbiA,
alleged 10 be due him for labor performed
by him for the defendant In building q
house In Maaallon,
George j. Markley has been sued H.
common pleas court by jOAeph nelknap
20 recover $3.50, which 10 due on an ao'
count.
The Warren Paint company have filed
u petition IN common pleas court against
Harmon ShnidnnRlo 20 recover tbi,ib, due
the plaintiff for material sold 10 the do'
fendnnt
The case Of l., ], Midday 4 Co, against
Mrs, A, n, St0ckor ID being tried to-day bo'
fore Judge Taylor In court room No, l,
Thln IL an action brought by the plaintillF
20 recover the sum of 500, due thom on
an old account, for goods sold by Midday
q Co,
The case Of Taylor 4 Son VI. Bixler "a
force foreclosure OF mortgage, WAS
decided ln favor Of the plaintiff by Judge
Poaae this morning,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
Aela FLOOD CERTAIN
Along the Lower AIlaalssippl-Half Of Calro
submtrgcd.

Along the Lower AIlaalsslppl-Half Of Cairo
submtrged.
Sr. LOUIS, March l2.-Thero ~ going
10 bo flood, and q very severe one, In
the country along th lower Mississippi.
There will bo great lpls Of property, and
probable loss OF life, The Ohio and all
rs tributaries are vcty high, the upper
Misslsaippi and MiRoun are high, and
rising here and aboyt, and rain has beon
falling here and IN the northwest The
enowfall In the mou,lains has been very
heavy, and the mild winter makes II u
certainty that this How will melt carly.
S Thc hctltmtio.4 .ebout cairo
has been growing more serious daily,
and may be said 10 have reached u crisis.
Tho country for miles Ia under water,
and hundreds Of people whose homes are
In the bottoms have sought refuge In the
highlands. Hundreds Of farms In Mis-
souri, Illinois and Kentucky are COM
pleiely submerged In many cases fami-
lies arc living In boat houses or rafts,
while In other instances people whose
houses arc on slight elNyat ons stick 10
them with water all around There has
been great loss Of live stock, but no
human lives have yet been lost,
More than half OF the city Of Cairo IL
submerged and business is pNralyzod,
the only means Of communication being
bV boaI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
the BRorHeRHooo NETTING,

An KiEht-Club sohsdaie Adopted-Audit-
ing oommittes MISUNDERSTANDING
Done About Muiysy's oase-Dunlap's
Case settled.
CLEVELAND, o., March ie,-rhe 100.
ond session OF tho Brotherhood baseball
meeting was called 70 order ut 0 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, The first business
In order was tho schedule. One was
made out and adopted without discus
sion, which 10 arranged for eight elubSi
New York, Boston, BoOklyn, Buffalo,
Chicago, cleveland Philadelphia and
PittaburR,
After dlaposlng OF Tho schedule, reso.
luton allowing home clubs per cent.
OF tho total tickets cold per game for
free paasea was adopted, Each city was
authorized 10 select and order lta own
printing,
A standing auditing committee, con-
aiating Of John Addison, Of Chioag0i
Moses Shire, OF Buffalo, and Julian II,
Hart, OF Boston, was appointed. A con-
tract for three years was entered into
with Il j, Keefe, who Ia 10
supply Balls for The New League,
II waa resolved 10 Uniform the aiah OF
umpres la white. and tho secretary was
authorized 10 select time and place for
, consultation with the umpirea upon
the playing rules, The meeting will
probably be held In Now York during
tho first or second week In April. After
the performance OF the above business
the meeting edjourned 10 meet again ut
the call OF the president When asked
what had been done with tho oaSea OF
Dunlap and Mulyoy, Secretary Drunnell
said; 1--WE did nothing at MI with
Mulyoy'a oaso II was never referred 10
at all. Dunlaps case was settled, but |
can't tell you at this time In Just what
way" II IA undcraipod that Dunlap h
10 20 10 tho New York team, Buck
Ewing last evening offered 10 trade Dun.
lap 10 Al Johnson for Paul Radford II
tho Cleveland club would pay Dunlap
his salary of $1,000. Tho oire' was do
cllnod.
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PASSAGE OF LOCAL BILLS,
UNDER SUSPENSION or THE RULES,
AND INTRODUCTION or oTHERe

Some Parliamentary aEirmlshinG Occurred
in Connection with che Bin 10 RsoF-
ganiHe Labor CominiAaioner Fassst Out
Of Onios-whsn ths Democrats Ou.-
numbered Tho napublloans the mn
wAs Referred TO the Author--ssnator
OFsn's Jolnt Resolution Adopted.
COLUMBUS, March 10. e.--Nelther house
contributed much Of news yesterday,
the seaalona being largely devoted 10 the
introduction and passage OF local bills
undor suspension OF the rules. Some
parliamentary akirmlAhing occurred In
connection with tho Representative
Gaumer bill, 10 reorganizo Labor Com
missioner Faaaet out OF office. When
this important measure was reached for
third reading on tho house calendar tho
Democrats had several leaa than enough
10 pass II and there was q call OF the
house, When enough Democrats ma
torlallEed 10 outnumbpr the Republicans
tho bill was, by a party voto -e''rred 10
the author with leave TO ieiN AZ any
time
Among New laws
Ia one TO extend tho time for shooting
wild duck from Dec. 10 10 April TO-,
Representative Hunt's bill passing the
senate.
Representative Bonse's bill TO repeal
the Poorman law taxing fish meta passed
the senate.
MIR. Grifiln'a bill compelling township
boards Of education 10 open school
houses for religious services, singing
schoola, etc, and compelling county
commissioner 10 appoint adylaory
boards Of three women 10 visit county
chlldren's homes at least once In three
months passed tho houOe, Montgomery
and Clark Counties being excepted from
the latter bill by amendments.
Joint Beaolution Adopted,
The Senate adopted Senator 0ront
Joint resolution asking Congress 10 pro
pose an amendment 10 tho constitution
providing that United States senators
shall DO elected by popular vote.
The general appropriation bills viii
probably bo introduced In the House To-
dhV.
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onn gnAH oT nnPuaLIoAH nULn
what IL Has Done For tho oountry---A
Startling btAtoment-.-Inaiead OF Bur-
plus, We Shall Have Dihoit.

what II Has Done For tho oountry---A
Startling btatoment-.-InateAd OF n Sur
plus. We Shall Have Dihoit.
wAmnHdroN, Mar. II. Especial 1.-The
first year OF absolute Republican rule has
reduced the surplus In the treasury from
tli0OO0,000 10 less than E0,0O0,000, and
this IA only a starter II ono half OF the
aohemea now In proareah are carried out,
the National trcaAury will beempty before
the end Of another ak months, and tho
reduction OF tho enormous taxation now
aiillotlng the country will bo impossible.
EE-speaher Carllale, who ID alwaya care
fui and conservative In his statements,
says
''Ifyon II ihere should be no reduction
OF revenue by revision OF the tariff or
the repeal OF the tobacco tax, tho aecre-
tary oi the treasury eEtimateA IN his Of
folal report tho total reoelpia of tho gov
ernmenl from all sources Tor the next
fiscal year at S9ab, 900, 900, and he estimates
the total expendltur0a already provided
by law, Including the sinking fnnd, AT
Glii ,O0O, 600, leaving u eurplua OF ~, ,OO0,-
900. lut Il ~ already apparent that the
appruprlatlona for tho ordinary expenses
oh the government for The next fiscal year
will be largely IN excess Of the aeoretary'a
estimate. II has been stated on the floor
OF tho Houae by Republican membera Of
the appropriation committee. that gl22,-
10000 will be required 70 meet the reg
ulnr demands OF tho government, and II
tha IL correct there win be a deficit Of
t57, 100000 lnaiead OF . nurplus.p
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aonator Btanford'D sohomO 70 Ala TarmOru

wAmnNoToN, March il.--LSpoclal.l--
Senator Stanford's now achomo TO help
tlie farmers who are m debt and cannot
borrow any money from tho bankers, Ia
attracting much attention throughout tho
country. Il proposes u plan by which the
government can loan money 10 the farm
era AZ a nominal interest TO thoamount Of
one-hnlf or ono-four,h the assessed yallla-
ton OF their iarma. This would prevent
tho woatern farmoro who are In debt land
most Of thom are) from being eaten up
and wiped out by tho eastern money
sharks, who arc now loaning mlllions OF
money al 10 and l2 per cont interest In
Kanana, tho Dakotaa, Nebraska, Iowa and
all the western elhisa The achomo has
raisod groa, cry among the bankers and
moniod mon OF the Rnst. They claim Il
Ia a Gigantlc ache,no ~ initiation and will,
n enacted, ruin tho finances Of tho coun-
try. OF course nothing In the interest Of
the farmers. Ha aRainat the interest Of the
money kinga, has any show 10 pass In
either tho present Senate or House.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

RITcHIE, @. H., w. VA, March a.
Squire VIM ]. Boall one Of the wealth.
est farmers In this county, mysteriously
disappeared about three weeks ago, and
no trace Of him could DO found, Yestcr-
day information was received from Beall
that he was In Utah. He waB converted
to the Mormon faith by the missionaries
lately at work In this county. and do
serted his family at their instigation.
Beall carried large amount OF money
away with him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
CONDENSED ONO NEWS.

A vote on local option wns taken In
Washington township, Lucas county,
yesterday. The contest was an exciting
one, and resulted in n victory for the
Wets by fully $50 majority.
The mombers Of the Cleveland League
team left for Hot Springs yesterday
afternoon. They will be gone little more
than n month ON the trip, and will play
n number of exhibition games.
A meeting Of the manufacturers at
Dayton, at the board Of trade rooms last
night vigorously protested against the
pnssage Of House bill No. 80, which
places an additional tax on manufactured
goods. A resolution was adopted urging
The board Of trade 10 appointa committee
and take such prompt action as may be
necessary 10 defeat the measure.
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NOT VERY puRW.

gnoh Ia tho Report CONCERNING tho Niuoe
In tho incest Prosecution.
Reports from Alliance Indicate that tho
arrest Of Henry Gohman, NJ Alliance, on
ihe charge OF incest, aud hia inoaroora'
ton In the county Sail In this city, was
hut another move In the prosecution Of
liquor dealers there, The niece, Ida
Gohmna, iasixtocn 49, stated, but horropu'
taton Ia decidedly yellow with age. She
resided at tho house Of Brod llaunohcy
and hla prosecutions has angorod her
against her uncle. llls arrest will not
prevent his appearance at the liquor
cases In Alliance.
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Conflict Between tho Governor and Cor
tain Democratic Senators.
(rlAln Dealer specially

COLUMBUS, March o.-LSpcclal. 1.-The
Democratic senators are not inclined 70
rolinquiah the idea that tho governor
should consult them on all appoint
mcnta made In their respective districts.
Thoy claim that Ns the conllrmo-
tion OF tho senate 10 necessary they
should know something about an appoint
ment before II 10 made. Senator Howella
OF Stark, Senator Corcoran OF Hamilton
aud Senator Sutton Of Sanduely are very
firm In tho stand they have taken. The
governor intended only what was proper
aud right, and while disposcd 10 be ploas-
ant will bo firm whom ho takes stand.
Tho differences are due TO mIsundcrstand'
lngs which will be speedily adjusted.
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AooMlNe CONVENTION.
Tho American society OF Mechanical En-
glnoers 20 Walt oinolnnau In May.

Tho American Society OF Mechanical En-
glnoers 10 Walt Cincinnati In May
CINCINNATI. March 49, Cincinnati 10
fortunate this year In beng the city
selected by tho American Society OF Me-
ohhnical Engineers for ita annual moot-
ing, Tho society Is 10 bo here ih May, q
week before tho May festival Last
summer a large body OF theso gentlemen
visited Europe 10 attend the Paris expo
htion. They were received on aW sides
In the most cordial manner, every atten-
ton being ehowered upon them. They
were feted and dined In England, Franco
and Germany by the large cities, cor
porntions, guilds societies and royalty.
In London the Institute Of Civil Engl-
neera gave them q dinner In Guild hall,
a courtesy extended but once before 10
any non.munlcipal party visiting that
city, The society comprises moro than
1000 members. Among the more nota-
bic ones are Thomas a. Edison, Profes.
sor Robert II. Thurston, Francis A.
Walker, Coleman Sellers and Henry r,
Toune. NJ. Gustavo Eilfol, OF Paris,
and Mr.. Benjamin Baker, engineer Of
the Forth Bridge, arc honorary mem
bera
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THE FUNERAL snRvIons
Over tho Remains Of Victim Of tho Lake
hhnIh w rhnk.


Over tho Remains Of a Victim Of tho Lake
hhoFe Wreck.
The funeral services over the remalna
Of James w, Flynn, who was killed In the
Lake Shore wreck, took place Sunday at
2 o'clock from the S. Johns Catholic
church. The church was crowded with
relatives and frlenda OF the deceased, who
had assembled there 10 hear Rev, Me-
CURE preach the funeral sermon over tho
remains Of one Of Canton'a most popular
young men. In the sermon Rev, Mcclure
spoke Of the uncertainty of lie, referring
10 the manner Ia viii h the deceased was
hurried ~ death IN hn inhAiu, lie 70.
ferred NJ great length 10 hla excellent
traits,
The oaaket WIS opened at tho church
aud the remains Viewed by large mum.
bar Of persona, A number Of friends OF
the deceased from other cities were also
present 10 pay last tribute 10 their de-
parted friend, Among those present were
Robert w. u. Dowhld, Wholesale dry
goodat j, j, Williams, purchasing agent
Pennsylvania Companyj Henry Mon
Mug, Wholesale spices, etc, q, u. Wiley
Of Rt Wayne, lndn and j, A, Mcdonald,
manager, Chicago oillco OF Tile Homing
silk Co,
Mr. Mcdonald waa Mr., Flynn'a room
mate la Chicago, Ho was deeply affected.
Mrs, Mary Lynch and j. II, Flynn, sister
and BROTHER Of the deceased, wore present
~ pay their last tribute,
The following gentlemen acted aa pail
hearers Louis a, Lolchoi, j. II. Crowley,
Phil Bernowcr, Charles +, Beohcl, nonnia
j. Quinn, Frank Alexander, Henry Bcchol
aud ltd De Villo, TIE remains were
Inferred Ia the S. john'o Catholic Ccmo-
terry.
The floral tributes were elegant, Ono
floral piece was from Charles Fabcr, Emil
Relnkondorf aud q, T., Bechel. Anothcr
handsome floral piece was the trihnlo of
John L. Lynch, Dennis Quinn, Charles Il.
Bcchol, Henry j. Bechcl, I'D, DeYille,
Louis Doville, Jul. pnnnomillcr, VIM.
LAWN, derry Crowley, Frank Alexander,
john NJ fnbcr, I'D, lAngcphnch, WIN
philipa, George Amnu, Wm, Lnngenbach
Sam Shallor aud O, Il. Moad.
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MORE YARD eRAksMEN.


The Lake Erie Receives Several Eastern
Workers.
PITTsBURd, March is.-Capt. Roddy
Evans, OF tho Pittsburg and Lake Erie,
arrived ON the first section Of No. 0, over
the Pennsylvania railroad yesterday
morning from Philadelphia, bringing
with him twenty good, experienced yard
ewitchmon. The mon wero secured
from the different roads running into
Philadelphia, and with the men already
employed, the PittsburR and Lake Erie
have brought their force up now TO with
In about one dozen OF what II was orig
inally, and these men will be supplied
to-day. The company is now running
its yard switching department as smooth.
ly as II ever did, and is not experiencing
the slightest trouble from freight block
adea
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Mckinley Ia gloomy.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 1i.-Major McKln-
lcy'a Ways and Means committee Ia hav-
Ing very rough shedding. The Republican
members arc at loggorhoads on sugar and
tobacco, and tho prospect Of the "McKin-
Icy biln 10 regarded as gloomy. rho
committee will doubtless report tho bill
10 tho House, but there 10 growing Inn
pression that II will bo simply n bluff
-Four OF tho Republican members Of tho
committee favor free sugar and bounty,
one wants n small cut aud no bounty, and
two wantn heavy cut and no bounty.
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poputIos onardod tho court House.

GALVESTON, TEX, March 12.-The
cases OF the e9 citizens Of Fort Bend
county, who were indicted for conspiracy
10 murder, came up in the United States
District court, on demurrer for defend
ants, yesterday, before Judge Boardman.
After arguments had been made the
court reserved decision and continued
the cases until the November term OF the
court The building was guarded on tho
inside by Gordon Of heavily-armed
deputy United States marBhals, while a
squad OF police was on guard on the out
side, and every man seeking TO enter the
building was searched for concealed
weapons.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
uoRRInLnfF pRun.

An East Canton Man Said 10 Have Bold
Diseased Meat IN tho Oily
A farmer from east Of town vlultod tho
city to-day and complained thata neigh
Dor was butchorlng a number Of alcl, hogs
and that several of them had boon dis
posed Of IN the city The caso Ia being
investigated by the proper authorities.
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AUBURN, N. ", March 19.-Tho chill.
dren Of the Cayuga orphan, asylum arc
suffering from an epidemic Of meaales
and whooplng cough. The first cHses
made their appearance Wednesday last,
and yesterday, out Of total Of ii9 in
mates, 90 were down with measles and
40 with whooping cough. OF those who
have the latter disease, all but seven arc
included in the number Of those who
hnNn mnnRlna.
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WHERE ~ nnp

Edward Miller Myatoriously Miaaing,
Leaving wife and Three hildron.
Edward Miller, who resides on tho Har-
rlahurg road, near the fair grounds, In
myatorioualy missing, He was last seen
on Friday morning, and left q horao and
wagon standing near the r. r. 4 g, depot,
Since then he has not been Soon He had
about SO on hla person, and Friday morn
ING hi, wifo gave birth 10 child. She IL
almost distracted with griof, and has two
What became Of him no one ecoms 10
know, aud his family IA very doarous OF
hearing Of his whereabouts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

alvon by the Ohio state breedera' aaaoola-
tlon, Tho purseh In these stakes viii
range from 300 10 100. IN purse races
there viii be the followlngl 1884 trot,
purse toO0l s,A0 trot, purse, SOOOi 2i2e trot,
purse, tbOOl free for oil trot purAe, eoo0i
2a0 pace, purse ybO0l 2ioO pace, purse
$500. Mr.. O. II. Andrews offers silver
cup valued al 800 for ihe best herd OF
young ahor.horned cattle and also oil.
ver cup valued al 40 for the best flock OF
mutton breed aheep.
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I,a,ea, trom Alliance.

ALLIANCE. March ii.--Charlos Moinet,
n brakeman who livog horo, was knocked
of q freight train by q water pipe at
LouInvillc to-day and fatally injured. Ho
Ioayoa widow and several small chill
dron.
John l.. Roberta, OF Philadelphia, Pa
working horc, was found dead IN bed thie
morning. Ho had . lot OF poison In his
trunk aud 90 no has boon acting worry
atranaly lately II Ia believed that hc com
ml.lod suicide. The ooronor will invoati-
..nta
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Mus. Horny 1Intnsor, OF Paris, Dead

Mrs, Henry zininger u highly respected
lady aged Ss years, residing two miles
southeast OF Paris, died very suddenly on
Saturday evening and the funeral scrvi'
,scs were held thoro Monday afternoon
Deceased was n native OF France, emi.
grating 10 America with her parents when
. years old,
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rh.. rorrlblo Mi..I..lppI ROOD.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 1l.--[Special.l j.
Tho lower MIsaisslppl. Much property
and many lives are IN danger. Tho Ohio
river and oil lta tributaries nro very high,
Tho upper Miaslssippi and Missouri rivers
arc bursting out OF their banks and the
nltuntjon IA very serious. Hundreds OF
FIRMS In Missouri, kentucky and Illinoia
arc now under water, with all fences do
siroyed, cattle gone and farmers driven
from their homes.
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The children's health must not be No.
elected Colds IN the head and snulIles
bring on caiarrh and lung affections.
Ely's Oream BALM cures at once. II Is
perfectly safe and ID easily applied into
the nostrlls. II also cures catarrh. the
rowst caaea yielding 70 IL A
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probnble oapdldatou for ooneresn.

En-, DEMooHAr;-.Thc report that Stark
county viii present u largo number OF
candidates. for Congress- Ia not true, There
will only bo four candidates, Hon, john
son ShorrIck, DR.. Lcwiu, j, G. Wolty and
Hon. John II. Monnot. Neither Senator
Howolls, nor ox.Gov. Warwick expect 70
be- candidates. EPOCH.
Canton, March 10, 1890.
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MORA Now. Of eouth Carolina rraGodlou

COLUMBIA, S. G., March j. -ISpcciol,l J.
Shorlif Nichols arrived horo from Spart-
anburg last night with George Turner, tho
murderer Of Young Finger. He learned
that after tho first mob dsporacd another
waa formed by Biugcr'e mother and ais
Tor whom Turner had acducod. They In
tondod 10 attack the jail with cannon but
Turner was saved by being spirited away
ly tho ah0riir.
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A number of Mnssllon people were In
The probate court room thln morning at
tending tho trial OF Ohio Va. AIbrecht
Kdanlor and wife, charged with criminal
alander Upon trial the court found that
Mr.. Knneler wns guilty OF malicious
slnndof towards Mrs, Barbara Hoffman.
Tho cnhc nEulnat tile husband was dis
missed. The rourt will pass eontonce up
ON Mira. Konnlor noxt Saturday.