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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
A CHALLENGE,
Attention ohamplona Of Monopolr.

Attention Champions OF Monopoly.
UMoNTowN, o., October ~, 1880,
We, "Tho Warwick Club OF Union.
town. do hereby extend friendly lnyi-
taton and challongo 10 tho protection ad.
vocetoa Of unlontown precinct TO ontor
into u public dcbatc on the general affects
OF the Mckinley tariff bill, allowing other
aido ono hour FOR discussion, providing
three days. notice bo Rlyon IN Of tho oo-
ccptancc OF this challenge whom tlmo and
place within the 10th dlatrlcO will bo
agreed upon. j. w, RICHARDS, See.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
American Locomotlyc. IN AncIcnt Lands,

WAmuS0ToN, Oct e9,-llcnry Gil.
man, United States consul ut Jorusa.
lom, has informed the state department
that three locomotives Of American
mako have arrived M Iai'a for the
Jorusalom aud Jollo railway 1T Ia Of
interest 90 our citizens and indeed tho
ontirO w0rld,' anys Mr. Gilman, 60
know that the Grst locomotive ever used
Ia this ancient land was made In the
now world-in the United States Of
Amoripn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
WILL Marry 100000,
Lord Leigh Takes siald Mlsa neol,wlth
tO Got ~,

Lord Leigh Takes sihid MiaH hoekWlth
10 Dot u,
NEW YoRR, oct. e9,-pryatc informa'
ton received from abroad announces
the engagement Of Miss Helen Beck
with, daughter Of the late Nelson NJ,
Beclwth, Of this city, 10 Francia Dud'
Icy Leigh, eldest s0n Of Lord Lcigh,
Of Leigh Stone abbey, who was born In
1885, and whose brother mot u oruol
dcHth by falling into u deep canon In
Colorado several years ago, His mother
"a sister Of the Duke OF Westminster
Miss Bockw,th ia " present living with
Mr., and Mrs. Bradley Martin NJ their
place IN the scottiah highlands, She IL
Nn hcireg, having been loft over $3.50.
600 by her father, who died several
years ago, and whose home was NJ 10
Fifth avenue, Miss Bcclwith has for
years been known IN New York society
40 "Baby nockwith,' She " about ~
years old, The marriage will b0 cello
bratcd In London on Nov D.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
aunt. nlnhnnrh nnmnmh0r0A.

Superintendent Slabaugh OF tho street
railway company was tondorod neat
surprise last night. Tho employees pro.
aented him with gold watch Of which no
can bo proud. Ilo has the good will and
boat Wishes OF not only the employees, but
the public OF Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23

Before the court this morning. upon being
asked why he should steal, he stated that
his mother WAS troubled with Rheuma-
tiam, aud that II Was the only medicine
that helped ter, and being out OF money
and work was the cause Of his stealing,
Az this was his first offence he was put on
probatlon,-l Newark News,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
ANOTHER RAILROAD KILLING
Six Porsons Killed At sloane Valley, KY,
this Morning.

CINCINNATI, oct. %, Especial. IA pas.
sengor train colided az Sloans Valley,
kentucky at i;dO this morning
with q freight train. Welch
and Gould, two flremen and brakeman,
Montgomery Express Messenger Jones,
and two mail clerks, six In all,
were killed instantly. Two unknown
persons, with brakeman Montgomery,
were burned TO death in the wreck The
roilroad lossis soventy.nve thousand dol
lars,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23

Tho great DR.. Boerhaayo left three dl-
roctlons for preserving tho health--keep
tho foot warm, the head cool, and tho
bowels open, Had he practioed In our
day, he might have added and purify the
blood with Ayor's Snrsnpnrllla for he cer-
talnly would consider II The best,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
nm WINpoW oLAss TRusT.
rlndlay Factories Gathered In by the New
Combine,

FlNpLAy, o., oct 29, - Yesterday
every window glass factory In Findlay
went into the new trust which has been
organized to control the production and
sale Of window glass, This trust om-
braces all the window glass houses In
the United States west Of PIttsburg,
with the single exception Of that nc
Cclina this state, which Is owned by
Fndlay parties. The effect Of this COM
binntion will probably increase the cost
Of glass, because u prevents amy compe-
tition, The factories here do not know
who win handle their product, but all
the orders will have TO como through
one central agent The headquarters Of
tho iInAL IA lnrninl Nh Chlcnrn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
Matrlnony.

Isaac II, Pearson and Lizzie u. Way woro
united In marriage NJ tho residence OF
Henry Harshborger, near Mopodoro, Sum.
init county, o., October 10Th, William II,
Quinn officiating. They will leave to-
morrow u. m. for Canton whore they will
tako their second dinner with friends at
tho groom's residence near the city Of
Canton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
CONDENSED OHIO NEWS.

Linoman james McGinnis, OF Gam
bier, whilo working on Western Union
wires No Washington was struck on tho
hoad and instantly killed,
In the probate court nj Crcleyillo
Mrs, Eva Bonds motion 70 be made u
party defendant to the suit Of Alex and
Mary Renick against the University Of
Wooster Of al. for permission 10 sell
sufficient land TO pay off costs, ETC.,
amounting to nearly $4,000, was over
ruled
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23

LONDON oct. g. "A dispatch from
Zanzibar says that the sultan of Vitu
alarmed by the Joint British and Ger.
man military demonstrations, hus offered
to send TO Zanzibar the heads Of MI
those who We're concerned In the mur.
der Of German traders, and that he has
the murderem now in cages awaiting
their fate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
oLoan on Tnn oANToN RAoEs.
The Association Gave splendid Meeting
nut are $500 AhoBt,

The first day OF the raeea Was a grand
auceeaa, The visitors present received
tho full value OF their money, The track
was never la better shape, and the way
tho sleeds did their work was most graf,
flying 20 The crowd present, The first
race was the $3.50 trot, II was one'alded,
the contestants being narrowed 70 two
There were six starters, but only two
were la ID. Tho following 10 the SUM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
Cincinnati Cattle Oiarhct

C1NcmNAu. O.. Oct. " Hogs nrm. ro-
ccipta, 0yg head, shlnmcnte, LlOb head;
t8M do packing, SilO0l,D select butchers,
sL8l6il0.
Cattle good; receipts, 100 head, uhlpmonts.
gi9 hgads common, SlVpNL1N good " ohelON
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23

Business dilemma. A man suffering
with cough obliged to keep his room =
note TO pay, no money IN bank, and not
q single bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
to be had for ten miles.
Salvation Oil is safe and reliable, %
cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23

Time, 2i8aA, 2l90A, 2ia2A, 2i8l y, 2AlN,
Ills morning the 1890 trot was flushed
GlenwOod Prince won the sixth heat In
2i8lH, and the seventh IN 2iAb-traok slip
perry. Lucille was dlstanoed for foul drly.
Ing In the last heat. This glyea Glenwood
Prince lat, money jeit Davis End and
Doctor l., Ard,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
An Aillanon Man IN Inil.

A. N. Perry was brought over from Ali
ance last evening by Marshal Stacy and
taken 10 The county jail. He received q
sentence Of thirty days IN jail from Mayor
Silllwell for ASSAULT and battery upon
John WeaLmlllnr Of ihht plaoo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23

CoLrMnus, o., oct, 29 Pete MoCart-
ney, the famous old counterfeitcr died
IN The Ohio prison yesterday, aged OF, Of
consumption He was serving u l0.year
epntonre and was received here IN 1888,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23

Al tho Tabernacle last night DR.. u. ~.
Young loste purse containing about $40 IN
caah and netoa amounting 10 nearly $500,
The loss has beon reported 10 the police.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
nrrrcc cnnfnlrrd IInnn sLnnlny.

LONDON, Oct eo, Durham university
has conferred the degree Of Doctor Of
Laws upon Henry NJ, Stanley and his
friOnd and companion, DR.. parko.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23

VI have prescribed your Mellin's Food
Tor years, and know OF nothing TO take ita
place, often use u for grown patients
also,n writes physician,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
Arranlndl

Charles A, Daley was arrested last oven.
Ina FOR stealing from tho drug store OF
u bottle Of Sulphur BittorH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
MS AND KS REVIVED,

Argument IN the tnmpbeil.Afbuekio
Breach of Promise Case,
ALBANY, oct, e2,-Tho famous breach
Of promise case Of Clara Campbell W.
Charles ArbuelJlo, the millionaire coffee
merchant known ~ the "Baby Bunt-
ing case wns argued yesterday after
noon before the court Of appeals on an
appeal from the Judgment Of $4,000
awarded the plaintiff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23

The 2iD trot was q most exciting one
There we're aix starters. -Four heats were
trOtted, and four horhea each took q heat,
The hflh heat was declared dead one
between Glenwood Prince, Lucille and
JEFF Davis, The following ID the sum-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
RELATIVE TO IMPORTS.


rnrtment
WASHINGTON, Oct 90. Tho treasury
department notified the collectors OF
customs that articles subject TO tax
when manufactured, in bonded ware
house for expectation, must, IL returned
to the United States, be subject TO Just
the same rates Of duty ~ IL originally
imported; also that tobacco shipped
abroad without payment Of internal
revenue tax, II ro.imported, must be
held NJ the custom house until internal
revenue is paid Attention Is nlsocal
10 the provisions Of the new tariff law
which requires that articles of foreign
manufacture, such ~ are usually
stamped, branded or labeled, must bo
marked 10 as TO Indicate tho country Of
its origin
Ayer's Pills, lbeing convenient, .elllcn.
clous. and safe, are the bost carthariic,
whether on land or sea, In city or country,
For constipation, sick headache, lndiges-
tlon, and torpid liver they never fail, Try
q box Of them, they arc sugar'ooatcd,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23

About 900 persona attended the races AT
the Fair grounds on Friday. There was
three events all we'll contested, The 2 40
pace was unfinished, Queen, owned by
Cyrus Doaworth Of Cleveland, won the
$3.50 trot, and Spellman, Of Minerva, cap,
tured tho double team race, Tho full
summaries follow
DOUBLE TEAM RAoE--PunaE Sl0O-Dlylded
RbO $50 and 800
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23

This beats the double team record Of the
track seconds. The best record hereto.
fore was 2aO by Dayy Crockett and Lor-
amer,
Tho races Of tho Canton Driving Park
Club closed on Saturday at sunset, They
are conceded to bc the hest over given In
Canton but tho Association 10 probably
$500 short on account Of slim attendance.
The meeting, however, has given boom
TO horse Interests here, and will aid to
bring the beat horses on the turf to this
track on future occasions. The following
are full summaries OF tho closing day,
Attendance 600.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-03
JUMPED In THE BAY,
A Young Man Attempts to Commit S,
eide by browning.

A Young Man Attempts to Commit Sui
eide by browning.
A well-dressed young man Of progresses
ing appearance entered the Wharfinger's
office at the foot OF Beale street yesterday
morning and after talking for awhile said
he guessed he'd take swim and get cooled
off" He then walked out of the Office and
jumped overheard into the slip. He was
fished out by workmen on the dock and
started uptown.
As he passed up Folsom street the young
man tried to stop every team he met. catch
ing the horses by the brides. The Harbor
Police were notified of his strange actions
and Officer Dillon, who was sent out. ar
rested him on Folsom street, between Spear
and Main, and took him to the new CITY
Hall. where he was examined BY the Board
OF Insanity Commissioners and Temporarily
sent to the Home of Inebriates pending an
other examination to be held to-day,
1t was ascertained that his name is Frank
Nichols and his father is prominent drug
gist IL Connecticut. He himself is drug
gist, but came out here few weeks ago as
agent for patent stove polish, a large con-
Segment Of which is now on the wav ont tn
him. Pending its arrival he was tempo
rarily employed by Gates, the druggist.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-03
POLICE COURT PROCEDURE.

Judges MisIed In n Case and Trouble
Ensued Naturally.
Wong Wing, the Chinese who attempted
recently to kidnap woman aud fired shots
at two countrymen who rescued her, was
charged yesterday for the second time with
assault to murder. Wing discharged one
shot at Oh in Hin and one at Lee Ong Hon.
Hin escaped, the bullet only cutting his
clothing, while Hon was seriously wounded
in the right arm. Their assailant was ar
rested, examined by Police Judge Lawler
and admitted to bail on bonds of $1,000.
Yesterday a second charge was sworn out
In Judge Rix's eourt against him by Hon,
who had been too sick to appear in court
before. The second warrant was served, and
Immediately Attorney Lowenthal appeared
IN Judge Rix's court and stated that his
client, Wing, had already been held by
Judge Lawler, and now the same Chinese
accuser had procured his arrest In another
court.
Upon this statement Judge Rix ordered
Wing released on his own recogDizance, but
the Prosecuting Attorney soon afterward
put in an appearance and explained that the
second complaint had been made by another
Chinese than Hin. Still Lowenthal ad-
hered to his original statement, but Judge
Xix ordered Wing into custody again. and
remarked that he did not admire such Pc
cullar methods Of procedure
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trains every half hour during the entire day
by next summer at the latest.

Alameda.
The Board of City Trustees has again
postponed action on the question OF pur-
chasing steam fire-engine, this time for
four weeks. Two of the Trustees favor the
proposition Of the Watrous Company. two
more favor one of the others, while Presi
dent Mastick. as result of being away, has
not decided which to indorse
The new electric fire-alarm telegraph sys-
tenn has been adopted by the city and will
be ready for operation after this morning.
as the keys and boxes had not vet been
given out. Chief Electrician Goldwaite has
been employed to look after the system. and
an additional striking gong has been or
dered placed in the pumping-house of the
water works on High street.
1t is probable that something will at last
be done toward the Improvement of Rail-
road avenue, the first steps having been
taken at the meeting of the City Trustees on
Monday evening, when an ordinance was
introduced granting the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company franchise through the ave-
nue. for fifty years. The railroad company
has always claimed to own a right of way.
and consequently hesitated about making
any improvements.
Oliver Rogers, who was arrested on Mon
day and charged by his mOtner-in-laW with
disturbing the peace and carrying a weapon
concealed, has had counter warrant
sworn out for the arrest of Mrs, Blunt.
charging her with battery. He saws that
when he called at the home of his mother
in-law to see his child he was struck over
the head with large piece of cordwood.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-03

along Davis to Market, across Market to
Beale, to Harrison, to First, to Bryant, to
Second. to Brannan. to Channel, to Tenth,
to BRYANT, to Eleventh, to Harrison. to Six
teenth. to Church, to Ridley, to Deyisadero,
to Sacramento.
What became of all the protests filed by
such large number of business men and
Ellert
a. will state" said Bingham, with bland
smile, shat we thought the road for the
benefit OF the public, and SO We recon-
mend it."
A second order was also finally passed
granting to the same parties a franchise for
road running from the foot of Market
street along East to Broadway, to Powell,
to Vallejo, TO Devisadero and out as far as
the ocean.
Also third franchise was finally passed
giving the same parties franchise for a
road extending from Church and Thirtieth
streets, along Thirtietn to Whitney, to Ran
dali. to Palmer, and along other streets out
to the county line.
The order granting franchise to Behrend
Joost, j. w. HartZell aud others for line
along Steuart, Market and Harrison streets
out along various streets to the county line
was finally passed.
An order granting to the City Railroad
Company a franchise for road commencing
at the intersection of Mission and Four
teenth streets. to Potter, t. Market, across
Market to Page, to Masonic avenue, was
finally passed.
Another order, granting the Suttar-street
road a franchise for au extension of its line
on Polk street, from Union to Tongui in, was
also finally passed.
JUST ONE MORE.
An order was passed to print granting the
San Francisco Syndicate and Trust Com
pany fifty years franchise for railroad
running from the intersection of Mason and
Market streets, and extending tn the suburbs
and out as far as the ocean beach.
resolution was passed to print proyid-
ing Tor the permanent protection of streets
and pavemen:S. ana requiring all corpora
tons after they tear up either street or
sidewalk to fix and repair it, leaving it in the
same condition as it was found.
The proposed order requiring the placing
OF warning placards on the front doors of
buildings where diphtheria or scarlet fever
Is raging was passed to print
An order introduced by Supervisor Bing-
ham was passed tn prin. requiring all gas
and water companies to make all needed
communications in streets about to be per-
manently paved.
An order was passed to print prohibiting
the scattering OF hand-bills on the public
streets under penalty of fine or imprison-
meut
Librarian Cheney of the Public Library
was granted the use of the Supervisors
chambers for meeting TO be held on De-
eember Goth. at which arrangements will be
made Tor the American Library Association
Convention, which will convene In this city
in 1881.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-03
+. FEMALE "FENCES."
Two Women Arrested for Rscei

Two Women Arrested for Receiving
Stolen GOods.
Ellen Blant and Agnes Murphy, who are
IN business as pawn-brokers, were arrested
last night by Officers Crockett and Dillon
for receiving stolen goods.
The articles were found in their place on
the 2Sth of last month, and had not been
placed on their books. The women were
not arrested, however, until after the appre-
hension OF the three thieves, who stole the
goods from Epstein 81 Dorman's secondhand
store on Folsom street on Thanksgiving eve.
Two Of them, John Waymans aud William
Burke, were arrested on that day. and the
third, Joe Hodge, alias Mason, alias Wilson,
was captured last night.
A second charge has been entered again st
this trio for burglary of the Clancey Bros
secondhand store, at 1874 Sixth street, on
November I'D. They have since been identi-
fed by the person to whom they sold the
jewelry. and clothing, the spills of this
enterprise.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-03
A Telerraph TO fine Rra,r

From the stomach is the great sympathetic nerve in
the epigastrium. Let digestion become seriously
disordered and that disorder is to find reiee
ton in symptoms which react disadvantageousy
upon the organ OF thought. Insomnia, nervousness,
canseiess depression and anxiety all manifesto
lions Of dyspepsia. The best means Of remedying
and restoring tranquility to brain and stomach
ana OF regulating, IL may be added, bilious secre-
tion Is to take winegiassfui OF Hosteters Stomach
Bitters before meals during day and before re-
firing This course begun, reform in the direction
OF complete bodily well-beng has begun with it.
Constipation sick headaches. neuralgia rhe umatism
and maiaria complaints are among the troubles in
which the Bitters is speedily and thoroughly bene
fetal Don't delay, but take the sure course at
once. AZ
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-03
FIRE In BUTCHERTOWN.
Weiner's Hotel Makes a Brilliant su
burbnn Blaze.


burban Blaze.
The ,two-story frame hotel at the corner
of Kentucky street and First avenue. in
Butchertown, was completely DESTROYED by
fire last evening. Charles Weiner, the pro-
prietor Of the hotel, suffered loss of about
$1,000. The immediate cause Of the fire was
the explosion Of coai-oil lamp. The
flames spread rapidly, and when an excited
policeman turned in Box LAG, from Six
tenth and Folsom streets, the blaze was
many blocks away. Two minutes laterIhe
proper alarm came in, and by that time the
Potrer0 was Illuminated. Three streams
were soon directed on the building and the
conf1agration was prevented from spreading.
The building is owned by S. Clark of Ala
boarder named John Callaghan was slightly
burned about the face while trying to rescue
his effects from his room. The Office of the
Bell Telephone Company, which was in the
loss of about $500. y
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-03
Modern woodmen OF America. ~

The Pacific Jurisdiction of the Modern
Woodmen Of America, a fraternal and bene-
iciary secret organization, met last nigh,
and organized camp with twenty charter
members. This camp, the first formed in
this city, will be known as Golden Gate
camp, and It's officers are: Venerable Coun.
Gil, W. N. Thompson; Worthy Advisor and
Escort. j. Qualman; Banker, ]. j. Smiley
Medical Director, DR.. NJ. Ii. Logan: Clerk
Z. w. Kyle. There are now 60, 600 me mbers
in tbs jurisdiction. which includes Califor.
mia, wyoming. Oregon. Colorado, Wash.
ington, Idaho, Utah and Nevada.