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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

CuApRoN, NED, Nov i0-It is TO.
ported here that the Indians NJ the Pine
Ridge agency, South Dakota, have got
ten entirely beyond The control Of tho
agent there and have already begun
dopredations IN the way Of stealing
cattle and other property Three hun
drod soldiers from H. Robinson paaod
through here yesterday ON their way 10
the scene OF oxoitomcnt, aud e is nid
that there will be 5000 troops on hand.
tn.Iny
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

New YoRK, Nov 1s. The will Of the
late Robert Ray Hamilton was offered
for probate yesterday, The document
makes no mention OF Mr., Hamilton's
wife, who IL now in New Jersey
prison, but provides 81, 200 year for
life for Beatrice Ray, the child which
he calls his "adopted daughter The
bulk Of the estate is left to the children
of SCHUYLER Hamilton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

PHILADELPHIA, Nov l0.--Just before
the closing Of the Commercial Exchange
Yesterday afternoon the announcement
was made of the failure Of l., G., GraoT,
q grain dealer aud broker member OF
the exchange. The failure Of GraeR
caused The suspension of Wilson Welsh,
who operates u -four mill. The failure
caused some excitement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Tho North nIyor hank WIN Not nraum

NEW YoRK, Nov. Estate Superin-
tendont OF Banking Preston stated late
yesterday afternoon that II had been
definitely decided that the North Rivor
bank would not resume business, the
directors not being able TO raise tho
funds required, The creditors Of the
firm Of Mills, Robeson 81 Smith,
wrecked by the forgeries Of the junior
partner, will hold meeting today,
when n statement Of the firms liabiii.
ties and assets win be presented.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Aeeonnl. of DO Mreeldnr orsratIon.
0rnnl Etollemenl nl nnhlln.

LONDON, Nov, ~, Dublin correspond
onta eay that great excitement rcigna In
that city over the revelations, and that
bodies Of men gather In the streets dis.
cussing the cnso and threatening 90 mob
any one who Expresses belief In Par.
nell'e guilt. AZ Tipperuy profound
sensation was caused by the news 10
which the police apparently acting
under instructions, are giving the ut
most publicity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
TO IIold thc Indlnn. IN Cheek.

OMAHA, NER, Nov. COMPANIES.
A. u, c and D, Of the second unitod
States infantry AZ H. Cpaha, under
command Of Maj, Butler loft for Pius
Ridge agency, 10 held tha Indians IN
check, NJ o'clock Yesterday afternoon
PROVIDED with rations for fifteen days.
Tho four other companies here were
notified 20 bc ready 10 moyo NJ Short
notice, The troops 40 Ft Mckinney,
under command OF Col GUy Honry, lofh
this morning for p0ugl Wyo. Tho
troops NJ IT, Niobraya v,,l leave for
Pine Ridge agency to-day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

LONDON, Nov, is,-The sealing goason
being entirely over, aud all danger Of
collision between Canadians and Amcri-
cans In Bchring sea removed for the
present Rear Admiral Hotham has
been ordered, with his flagship, the
WarspiHt, from the North TO tho South
Pacific,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
SHOT IN THE BACK,
Emma Clemens, the Circus Rider. Fatally
Wounds Her Reoreant Lover.

Emma Clemens, the Circus Rider, Fatally
Wounds Her neoroAnt Lever.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10,-Olga Klentz, q
girl u years old, and better known aa
Emma Clemens, the circus rider, shot
and fatally wounded Max sucshnd, a
bar tondor yesterday, The Mrl pursued
her rocrcant lover along the street,
pistol In hand, and shot him IN the back
~ ho descended the stairway into u
saloon, The couple had formerly lived
together, but separated u short time
ago, Since the separation the girl had
threatened 10 ldll Sucstind, and waited
until he came ont Of the saloon, whore
he was employed, pursued him with a
revolver and shot him, IA narrated.
The girl VIA arrcfled
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Want Their Pay on saturdays.

PEORIA, ILLs., Nov. lS.--All the
freight handlers switohmen, engineers
and iiremen Of the Peoria and PelSin
Union railroad, numbering $50 men,
went out on strike yesterday. The
cause for the strike was that the men
wanted their pay on Saturdays instead
Of waiting till Monday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

COLUMBUS, o., Nov is,-Tho official
count Of the vote on the state ticket at
the recent election was completed by
tho state canvassing board. Il shows
the following footings; Secretary of
state Ryan, Rep, 808 5iS; Cromloy,
DEM, 3b9,5J0; Lockwood, Pro-, o3,s37;
Curtis, U. H., i,75oi Ryan's plurality,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

LONDON, Nov, is--The Central News
learns that the fund subscribed as u
guaranty Of Barring Bros a. Co, h obliga-
lions amounts TO gld,0OO,0OO Tele-
grams are continually arriving from
English and foreign bankers offering as
mstanco N needed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

COLUMNS, o., Nov ts.-The follow
ing articles were fled yesterday; Crys-
tai Manufacturing and Cold Storage
company, Columbus, $3.50, 900; Washing
ton County, Savings, Loan and Build
ing company, Marietta, increase from
100000 10 N00,00O
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
A WIG pontnr snrnrItrA.

sr, Louis, Nov iO-patrick Walsh,
q prominent politician, has boon fined
500 for wife beating, His surprise was
evidenced when he said, "Why, Judge,
what on earth aro We 10 do with our
wives when they sass us if we onn't
chastiso thomT This oonundrum Judge
Anderaon fnilod 70 aolye.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
A LARGE INCREASE.
The Sealing Operations Of tho British CO.
Iumbla Fleet

luniblh ileeL
OTTAWA, ONT, Nov is,-Comploto
returns Of the sealing operations Of the
British Columbia 1eet for the season,
received NJ the fisheries department,
show that 30, 5i7 seals were taken-an
increase Of 5000 ~ compared with 1880,
OF this number 9l 1888 seals were taken
of the coaat Of British Columbia and
is,lO6 IN Behring sea, u reversal Of the
proportions as compared with past sea-
aona, This is altogether due 10 uncor.
tainty prevailing In the early part Of
the season among the sealors Of British
Columbia ag 10 whether or not thoy
would b0 molested N they entered the
waters Of Bohrlng sea- Twonty-nino
vessels were engaged In the business
this year. About thirty.Aye vessels will
bo IN commission next season.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
nuaslnn onIrlnl siruoI, nnvn,

LONDON, Nov i0,.-Advices from Fin.
land state that Fraulcin Hoartmon the
beautiful leader Of the Salvation Army
In that province, was grossly msultod
by o Russian police official and struck
h}lp Gvra with baton she wits carry.
ing. She wAa moi ArfeEied
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
sHoT eYALuNATle,
Who Expresses M Regret, Only That ne
Did Nat Kni GrsVeF Cleveland,


NEw YoRR Nov, iO,-Misa Gladys
Price, aged "a, was shot through tho
left lung yesterday evening by John 7,
Davis, aged 45, aud now lies IN the hos
pltgl w 4 critical condition Miss Price
Ii the organiHt al tho Mariners temple,
coroner Of Madison and Catherine
streets, and was just leaving the build
Ing after the evening services, when
Davis shot her, Davis N q lunntie of
the most pronounced character lie has
At times followed the sea for living,
and lately hW freQuented the reading
room IN tho basement Of tho Marinerf
temple Davis was AZ once arrested.
Az tho station house he declared that
Miss Price wm his wife-though tho
girl AYERS that she never spoke 10 him.
He also declared that Grover Cleveland
was continually following her, He had
challenged Cleveland 10 fight o duel,
and last night saw him In the church
sitting by the side OF Miss Price, He
said his object was 20 kin her and then
kin Cleveland, who had led her away
from him, Davis expressed no regret AZ
his act, except 10 say he was sorry he
did not kill Mr., Cleveland, which h6 do
olared he would do.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

COLUMBUS, o., Nov ts.-Governor
Campbell fixed the extent OF the Elmer
khorltey respite at Dec. 10, and the CON
demned man will hang ON that day
unless additional evidence is produced
TO show that he Is insane. Sharley II
the Preble county man who murdered
hig mother
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
seyornl workmon injured.

ROME, Nov is,-During the trial trip
yesterday Of u railway train, constructed
FOR the special use Of King Humbert NJ
u cost Of 600, 900 lire, an explosion Of gas
occurred, by which several worlSmen
woro injured and tho train greatly dam
ARed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
10 Connect iiruaoi. With Tho Son,

LoNpoN Nov ia company has
been formed TO construct u ship canal 10
connect Brussels with tho sea, The pro.
iect Is an old one, Int haa hitherto OK.
listed only In the realm Of possibilities,
this being the first time that capitalists
have indicated their faith In the profit.
ablone@ of the undertaking.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
BOLD EVENING RoBBERY


Thieves Drive Away Wan u Wagon Load
Of Roady'Niade Clothing
CHICAGO, Nov ls-Thioycs drove
away with u wagon load Of ready.made
clothing, valued ut $1,000 last night,
and made good their escape, About 0
p, m, Charles Vanderbilt, tailor, drove
up 10 Calm, WMmbold 81 Co, Is wholesale
clothing establishment, ut Nos 9Ol and
2i0 Monroe street, In the wagon were
$500 coate and a number Of vests, Van
derbilt lhtchod the horse 10 the curb
and went inside 20 transact some bust.
ness He was gone about half an hour,
and when ho returned, the horse aud
wagon, with Ia contents, were missing.
Whore la no Clno 30 tho lhieYOA.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

MONTPELIER, YT, Nov. is.---Frank p.
Bascom, aged i3. committed suicide YES
terday by cutting mis- throat. He had
lost heavily in the Northwestern coal
and land schome and In certain invest
ments AZ Muncie, Ind, and had become
bespondent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
EFFORTS OF the POLICE

i;stnbiish tho Identity OF the Nlnn Mur-
icr,d NJ Fosiprln
TFmN, o., Nov, 10, Through tho
efforts of the police the identity Of tho
murdered man at Fostori0 has been
established His name is William l..
Coffee, which corresponds TO the initials
ON his arm, and his home is Decatur,
Ind. Last week he WIS visiting u rola.
tive nj Tiflln and stopped nj Footoria ON
business while on route home, He had
several hundred dollars with him. A
dispatch from Decatur friends developed
his identity A man has been arrested
nc Freeport for the murder,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Coaches Iirolton Into KlndIlnr wood

New ORLEANS, Nov. Yesterday a
southbound passenger train on the In
ternational and Great Northern railroad
was run into by an engine hauling the
pay car, at Kylo, Tex. The rear coach
was broken into kindling wood. Thirty
persons were injured; no one was killed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
MARRIED JAPs,
The Two American Girls who Did So Are
Happy,

YrHLANT, Micu,, Nov, 10, - Mrs.
Kulsutar Fulmshoma, formerly Miss
Edith Fuller, Of Ypdlanti, who, with
another girl, caused q sensation by elop.
ing with two Japanese students Of the
university, have been visiting her par.
onts the last wook AT their home near
this city, Kulsutar FulSushoma and
wife loft last night for Toledo and the
-four, after u two months trip IN Amor.
lea, will proceed 20 Toxic, Japan, their
future homo The laps are Of excellent
families and their American wives will
be kindly received.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

New YoRK, Nov, i0.--A shoriG's jury
decided yesterday that Tony Hart, tho
actor, was insane, The chief witness
was DR., Frederick II. Daniels, Of tho
Worcester Insane asylum, whore Hart
is confined. Harts estate rs valued at
200 nnn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

0HEYNNr WYoo Nov TO- Governor
I. Y. Warren was elected yesterday TO
the United States senate rs colleague
to ]. NJ Carey, who was elected on Sat
urday last. Seven ballots were necessary
TO make the choice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
ooULp Nor oeTAIN AssIsTANcG.
Tho Failure Of an Old and Prominent Firm
Cause ~ surprise a. Wall street,

Cause surprise a. Wall street.
NEW YoRK, Nov ls,-Charlos II.
Randall and Otto @, Wiorum, compris.
ing the firm Of Randall s. Wierum,
stock brokers, made m assignment yes
torday afternoon TO Henry w, Barnes
with sl8l,750 preferences The failure
waa decided gurprieo 10 Wall street,
The firm was an old and prominent one
Charles H. Randall Tho senior partner,
has been n member Of the Stock Tx.
change for over twenty years, Az the
Office Of the firm \ WI stated that they
were disappointed NJ the laat minute In
obtaining thoasdstanco they had right
10 expect, and that tho Illness Of Mr.,
Randall compelled them toaop business,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Laid pown win nla Ncck on thc rracll

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov i0.-An un.
known man. who had been lettering
about the New York, Now Haven and
Hartford railroad Cor several doya, do
liberately laid his nccl, ON the track in
front Of u switch engine yesterday and
was deoApitated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

LONDON Nov, 49, -. The Dowagor
Grand Duchess Of Tuscany, mother Of
the Archduko John John Ortiz, Ia dan.
gerously III, owing TO the uncertainty US
TO the fate Of her sou,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
GAVE UP THEIR CUTTERS.

boVorhI Ihungca In tho management OF
tho snndusky Home.
SANDusRY, o., Nov 49, The board Of
trustees Of the Soldiers home here
which recently demanded the rosigna.
tions OF Quartermaster Blount, Adju-
tant Anderson and Surgeon Rannells,
has received the designations, to tako
effect Dec. 1, and has recommended the
appointment Of Duniel Dugan, Jf
GAINESVILLE, to be quartermaster, DR.. M.
j. Mowry, Of Toledo, to bo surgeon,
and Mr., Cockerill, of Brown county, TO
be odjutant, Dr. j, T. Haynes IS re-
tanned MS assistant surgeon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

NEWARK, o., Nov. 1e.--Mr. Roman
Glenn, father OF Capt John L. Clem,
quartermaster at the United States bar
racks at Columbus, died Monday, aged
10 venrp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
4 WEARY JoHNs1oWN WANoEREA.
Hs Lost All His Friends and Ia Going
Home 10 Dio.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov, ia victim Of
the Johnstown food, u young man 80
years Of age broken in health and
spirits, was given transportation yestor-
day TO his old home In the Conemaugh
valley by the city in6rmary director,
His name Is William Morgan, His
mother, three sisters and stepfathor
were drowned in the food, and he was
the only survivor. Heleft the place i'm.
mediately after tho fatal day. and has
wandered from city TO city, Heis going
back to the sad scenes, he states, 10 die.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

H0UmA, La, Nov t0,---Tho sugar re-
hnery on the Ponte Palms plantation
was burned yesterday. Loss, 800, 900.
Two men Tom Hebort and Fred Crooks
were seriously burned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
WANTED TO MARRY HgR,
A Mans Excuse for kidnapping Four
tcen.Yanr- old Girl,

GREGNsBURG, PA, Nov ls.-Yestor.
day Constable Copeland, Of sutcrvllo,
arrested Jacob KlOyman, Of Irwin,
charged with kidnapping Katie schuch
q id-year.old daughter Of Conrad
Schuoh, Of Sutcrville, on Saturday
evening, When arrested Klayman and
the girl were at tho house Of the for.
mer's brother, The prisoner Is u Ger.
man and says he onticed the girl away
In order that he might marry her He
gave bail for herring,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Another rallure In New yo,t,.

NEw NoRK, Nov in,-w. Il. Owon,
doing business 90 banker nj 6e 9road-
way, announced his suspension yestor-
day afternoon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

CAIRO. Nov. is.--Advices from the
Soudan state that 1000 Of the mahdi's
best soldiers have deserted him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
THE INDIAN EXCITEMENT.
MANnAN PATRoLEo AND PEoPuM
SLEPT WITH THEIR eLoTHGa ots.

Ths Population Thoroughly Aroussd---
Settlers Coming Into tho Towns Toe
Eafety--Ciroular Rreast- Works fhrVSNa
up for rroteotion-Tolegrams ComiuE
In Constantly for supplies OF Amma-
niuon-Beported That the Indians NJ
Pine Ridge Are nsyond Control.
MANDAS, N, D., Nov i0,-Eyory house
In town W. full 10 oyorfowing with.
refugees from country districts, Most
intense excitement prevails In the coun-
try, Settlers are prepared 10 believe
anything about the Indians, because Of
their queer actions lately. Several tAns-
illes came In yesterday afoot, distances
Of twenty miles and over, too poor 10
own wagons, In town somewhat leaA
tension exists, owing 10 the receipt OF
800 guns from the state government and
the fact that q company Of s0ldiesS VIII
be here to-day from Fort lottcn. irht
night there were 900 INDIANS Ia town.
armed, but citizens were armed, too,
aud patrols were ont and people slept
with their clothes on, A date viii be
hxed by a committee Of citizens and In
dian agents notified that after that date
any Indian found In this county with
out pass from an agent viii be killed
on sight, The population " thoroughly
aroused, and although conservative mon
ue doing their best 20 quiet the angry
popnlace, there u every reason 10 bo-
lioye that unless the government Annl
| immediate steps 70 increase the force ut
soldiers here ~ Fort Lincoln every In
dian coming into the county VIII M
killed,
Ciamoring for Guns ~ rowdor
Nearly hundred set ors were on
train latt night from ", ,end county
going 10 Bismarck for Ntoty As
Glenullen, forty miles west, citizcnh
turned ont on inasse, throwing mp cir
oular breast.works by moonlight, largo
enough 10 gCt into FOR protection. A
supply Of rihra were goi 10 each set-
tlcrnent m the county, l'ligrams arc
coming IN constantly for supplies of ani-
muniton, A telegram received by %
correspondent last nigl from Now
Salem stated that 100 Indians nro
campcd south OF that point, and Tho poo-
pie are elamoring for guns and powder.
A number Of determined men, benz IN
driving out Of the town tho Indiana
campcd here, have deferred action. on
the Indians promising 10 be- poacoablo.
While the excitement IN town is sub
siding, because Of the presence Of plenty
OF guns, agitation IN The country II
worse than ever This % capsed largely
by the ins0lcnt and monaciug attitude oil
rowing bands Of Indians travelling
through Agent Mclaughlin wires
that there is no cause Tor alarm, bui
everybody believes this q buucombo..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
PARNELL FOUND GUILTY.
: REFoRTEp THAT Mr., PhRNGLL WlsL
MARRY MRS, o'sHGA

owing 20 delays of the british Diyores
System seven Months WIN Pass nefera
"a ihe Marriage Can Take riaee-iie 10
Relieved 70 be Deeply Attached to
Mrs o'shsa, Who netelns Much Of
Her Youthful neauly-ahe Equals
Parnti sooiaily.
LoNpos. Nov, la,-ln the O'Ghca d.,
Yoroe oahe the jury yesterday brought
Ia a verdict In favor Of the plaintiff, do
olairing m effect that the respondent,
Mrs Ohhea, and correspondent, Par
nell, Wefe guilty Of adultery, Mr.,
O'shea N exonerated from any charge
of'emmiyanoe or blaeltmail, The latest
report current In connection with the
O'Hhfa scandal IL that Mr., Panell will
marry Mrs, O'hhea aa soon ah she IL
elem from her husband. Owing 20 the
delays Of the British divorce System
about seven montha viii pass before the
marriage can take place Tho rumora
that Mr., farnell has u wife, 10 whom he
was secretly united In wedlools, do not
find any credit aud
No substantial 0round
has been given for them. Gen, Sir
Evelyn Wood, who, although q near 70.
lation, IN not on tho best Of terms with
Mrs O'SheA, has openly stated that, ~
man Of honor, Parnell could take but
one step adequate 10 make the public
oond0ne his misconduct, and that was
30 marry Mrs. O'Shea II Ia thought
that Mr. Parnoll, unless there In some.
thing In the story Of another marriage,
will not be ayerae 10 this, ~ he ia be-
lieyod 10 no deeply attached 10 Mrs,
O'Ahen, who retAina much OF her youth.
ful beauty and whose family win com.
pare fayorably with that OF Mr., Parnell
~ 10 social position and public diatino-
ton,
Accounts Of tho wreoldng Operations
LONDON, Nov la.--Tho accounts Of
the wrechng operations NJ the scene Of
the loss of tho Serpent give some
CHASTITY particulars, Many Of the bodies
Of Victims are found 20 bo hoadlesi
others are cut IN twain, and all are
mutilated IN some way by the cruel
rocks, The parish priest at Camarlnas
declares that there h q current OF re-
matlcaa strength NJ that point Of tho
coast, which has given " the reputation
Of being the most dangerous spot ON the
whole Spanish shores Numerous
wrecks occur there every year,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

smallpox Spreading NJ st' fcterburg.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov, i0.--Smallpox
Ia spreading 10 an alarming extent in
this city. Ten percentum Of the casos
prove fatal. Tho hospitals are over
crowded.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. i9.--Secretary OF
War RodHold Proctor and PARTY In
spaCted tho Columbus barracks Tuesday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Tho List of KIliod md injured.

The killed were Charles Oswald, ma
chinist, aged 80, who leaves u widow
and five children; Henry Epor, aged "a,
single, and Sassman Hilbert, aged 49,
who leaves u widow. The injured ares
Charles Walborn, u iointcr, aged 80,
fatally; Samuel Epler aged i3, badly
ecalded about hands and face; Alfred
Epler, aged 2s, engineer, slightly In.
jured; Frederick Long, aged IT, seri.
ously scalded about face and legs
Charles Bortz, aged 60, scalded about
face and hands, james Bausher, aged
10, received two ugly goshesi IN the head,
very serious; Pias Bauahcr, aged 10,
eoaldod Obout face and body; William
Reppert, aged 3O terribly scaldod about
the lace.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
HENRY j. REINMUND sUcoeepEp.

II is Relieved the IfS-ohlo Insurance Com
missioner Win Return TO Ohio.
New York, Nov 49, -- Henry j. Rein.
mund, formerly insurance commissioner
Of Ohio, who came here three or four
years ago as treasurer of the Mutual Re-
serve Fund Relief association, has been
succeeded by John w. Vrooman, for
in0ny years clerk Of the New York state
SENATE and secretary Of the Republican
state committee. II Ia said that Mr.
Reinmund talks Of returning to Ohio.