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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
THAT ORONIN CASE.
MAY ENTIRELY CLEAR UP THE
cRoNlN MYSTERY,

More Important rsraenaGs Thaa ooonsy'
the "FoE"-The Arrest Promises 10
Result In a oompiste unrayeiing Of
the mystery - sailors Devoursd BY
sharks In FUN View Of the Passengers
WIN Attempt 10 Circle the Globe In
slHty-flVs Days
CHICAGO, Feb l0.--Yeaterday after
noon II was said that the Cronln suspect
now under arrat 10 even a more import
ant parsonage, 30 far aa the state Ia CON
oerned, than Cooney.
The arrest was made In b. Louis At D
o'clock Monday night, by onieer
Thomas, OF this CITY, who has been
ahadowlng the suspect and II promises
70 result IN a complete unrayeling OF the
Cronln mystery,
Chief OF Police Marsh 10 authority for
the statement that the man under arrest
Ia the Cronln suspect known ~ Smith.
He Ia the friend OF Dan COughlln, who
came from Hancock, Mich, and from
whom Coughlin hired Livery Stable
Keeper Dinan'a white horse, behind
which DR.. Cronin, with Smith an driver,
waa carried 10 his death.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.


II Ia rumored that Minister Boottiohoi
will succeed Prince Bismarck as ohancol
lor.
@. Latham sholcs, inventor Of the
Remington typewriter, died yesterday ai
Milwaukee,
Rev, w. II. Weber, Of Eugene, ore-
gon, elected young man from hh
church, but the exercise cost Si8.0O
A company has bcon organized 10 do.
velop the oil and gas territory In the
neighborhood Of New Wilmington, Pa.
Capt Baker, OF Cory, Pa, who has
boen appointed factory inspector by Gov
ernor Beaver, has commenced has labOu
nc Erie.
A trial trip on tho Central Traction
Cable line, Pittsburg, was made yostor.
day evening. II was not an unqualified
success.
The number OF laborers out OF work
In Rome this winter IL unusually large,
owing to the dullnesS in trade and lack
Of tourists.
The Prince Of Naples, heir 10 the
throne OF Italy, is not quite 81, but his
royal father, lately appointed him 10 be
n senator Of the kingdom.
A first class machinist In Connecticut
Ia said 10 be pretty girl, Nellie Patter
son, Of Mount Carmel, She learned the
trade thoroughly, and gets q mans
wages.
A Poughkeepsio doctor earned 81 400
az his practice during the month OF
January. He speaks well Of the Russian
importation, although ho did not him.
self escape IT,
Rev. DR.. r, Hatohett, negro
preacher, Of Washington, Pa, has been
arrested, charged with violating the
liquor laws. The preacher IL almost 4
stranger there, and there is hardly any.
thing known Of him.
James Costello, an unmarried man, "a
years Of age, had both arms crushed of
by passenger train at the South Side
station Of tho Panhandle railroad, Pitts.
burg. He was taken 10 tho West Ponn
hospital. His recovery is doubtful.
Michael Hughes was instantly killed
yesterday morning by slip In the mine
at the Hill farm, Dunbar, Pa. He leaves
q wife and eight small children, besides
son who was badly crippled in the
same mine two years ago and who 10 now
in Pittsburg hospital.
The seminary for girls at San Marcos,
thirty miles south Of Austin, Tex,
burned yesterday. Three Of the girls
were seriously burned, thirty others
only escaped death by jumping from the
third.story windows 10 gallery, from
which they escaped on ladders. Many
were hurt In making the Jump.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
CONDENSED OHIO NEWS.

Three pounds and half 10 the COM
binod weight Of twins presented TO a
happy couple NJ Topeka
Ono Of the youngest widows In the
world Is Mrs. lokes, Of Columbus, who
n only "A years old Her husband died
Of pneumonia last week after they had
been married only three weeks.
The Ohio liquor men want a modiAoa-
ton Of the owen law, 30 that tho traffic
will he controlled by every city, instead
OF stite law. A bill Is being prepared
for this purpose, and will be introduced
soon.
Two furnaces arc on full tilt at the
Acme Glass works at Steubenvillo and
business continues good. Az the Sum-
nor Glass works everything is on full,
and bottles are shipped about az fast as
they are manufactured.
Joseph Pucoini, aged 10 years, OF
Youngstown, is critically ILL., caused by
excessive smoking OF cigarettes. His
mother states that she used every means
possible 10 break him Of the habit, but
wna not aucCessful.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
ThnIr srntenoe COMMITTED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-Tho president
yesterday commuted the sentence Of
Military Cadets Edmund l.. Butts and
James l.. Andrews, sentenced by court
martial 10 dismissal from thoWest Point
Military academy. These cadets were
charged with smuggling whisky into
their quarters. Charges were preferred
and trial had with the result mentioned,
but the president yesterday, In consdera-
ton Of the previous excellent record OF
the accused, mitigated the sentence 10
the cadets walking one tour OF extra
duty every Saturday until May /, con-
iinement 10 cadet limts, prohibiting
them from graduating with their class
and, when they do graduate, 10 DO placed
at the foot Of their class,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
AFa,hsr'. Dream ysriasd,

Snow HUI. Nd, Feb. i0,-Jamea
shoekley, tho i0.yearold son OF benJa
min j, Shookley, a well'todo farmer,
killed himself with u shotgun Saturday
Young shoollley attended party IN his
nelghborhood on tho evening preceding,
contrary 10 his fathers wishes, and was
punlshed by tho latter for his dlaobedi'
enoe. This seemed 10 weigh heavily
upon the boya mind, and he told hh
sister he intended 10 kill himself, DO
acribing 10 her mlnutely the manner IN
which he would proceed, Shortly alter
ward no left home with his gun Inc
next day, Sunday, his father stated tina!
no had dreamed his son was lying dead
In a wood close by, A search was made,
and the boys body was found In the pro
else spot indicated In the dream,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
VOTING OUTA BOODLER,
h FEW IMPORTANT MeAsuREs M,
oGlVE CONSOLIDATION.

NttsEsoa Given = seat BY strictly Party
! Vots--ooiumbus Hoard Of Trade Ten
dor nanous, 10 the hismbsrs Of the
woodsa Ksy Used TO No
cape ffom Jall--oveFtaksn by oAbis
Car-wAs II Toe hIuah for the Hus-
bAndf
COLUMBUS, Feb. TO- Only few Inn
portant measures received consideration
BY the Legislature yesterday, The most
important action waa the seating OF
Peterson In the Adams county contest
In the house. The committee ON priyi'
legea and elections, which has had under
confederation the oonteat OF Peterson
against Blair. the Republican member,
reported through the minority and ma
jorlty, the latter recommending the
gnaeatlng Of Blair and the seating OF
Peterson. Some time was consumed In
discussion and Peterson was given tho
seat by strietly party vote, Tho mi.
nority report Sot forth that Blair had
been elected by b7 ajorltyi that the
count increased this number three and
lost sufficient number 10 reduce his
majority 10 %, The majority report bet
forth irregularity and threw out enough
ballots, which had been marked, to give
Peterson majority,
Exciting scene In tho House
In the house late laht evening there
was an evoitlng aoene when the MAORI
ty undertook 10 pass number OF par
tlsan measures under the previous
queation. Among the BILLS which origI'
mated In the house and were passed In
few minutes were those providing for q
board of commissioners Tor paytoni 70
ifsue water works bonds VI Cincinnati
In ak million, and 10 diafranohlae the
inArmary paupers Of Trumbull county,
The Columbus board OF trade last night
rendered banquet 10 the members OF
The Legislature and state officers, which
was largely attended and number OF
speeches made, among them an address
BY Governor Campbell.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

TT WAYNE, Ind, Feb, i0,-Twenty
daya ago Samuel l., Bayleaa was almost
atrangled 10 death, food entering his
wlndpipe. II was taken from The
traohea aud the patient afforded tempo
rary rellel Three days later the muscles
OF the throat refused 10 act Since that
time he has not taken u morhel OF food,
either liquid or solid A few injections
have been made into the Gtomach, but
these have afforded practically no relief
The patient weighed i7e pounda three
weeks ago and now weighs 100, Lifo
may be- prolonged, but the phyheiani
expect death momentarily,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
The Australian System.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb, i0,-For
ton davs the senate has been struggling
over the passage OF the Australian ballot
bill framed by Governor Wilson. The
bill has passed the house and 10 now In
the senate. The Republicans have gen.
orally opposed this bill on account OF
some very odious features thrust into IL
Yesterday morning the senate judiciary
committee, 10 which II was referred,
ilniahed considering II, and II waa 10
ported to-day II the bill becomes .
law, II will be with all the features u
which the Republicans object stricken
..iAI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
Thirteen Hundred stlil out

NASHUA, N. H., Feb i0.--For the first
time since the strike, tho bells Of the
Nashua company summoned the opera
tives 10 work yesterday morning. There
was feeble response, however, not moro
than 100 Of the |, 400 strikers going In.
A large crowd assembled at the gates In
driving snow storm. No. 2 mill Ia
partially running. Those who went 10
work consist Of second hands, machin.
lists and cloth room employees, who were
not affected by the cut down. When
the gates were closed the crowd dis
neraed
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nnnnd Over for court.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. 10.-1he seven
teen citizens Of Sharon, arrested and
brought here on charges Of interfering
with the discharge Of his duties by POST
master Duckworth, Of Sharon, were ex-
amined by United States Commissioner
Alexander yesterday and bound over in
5000 each 10 appear at the April term Of
the federal court in Augusta. All gave
bonds and left for home last night.
United States Attorney Erwin will be.
gin taking testimony In the case before
Commissioner Alexander.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

TOLEDO, Feb 10. MIRA Rosa Barozyn.
ulli, a Polish woman who arrived here
from Cleveland yesterday, gave birth 10
a bouncing girl baby in n street car, en-
route from the depot up town. She and
her babe were taken from the car 10 the
nearest hotel and are doing finely. Her
huAband, who was with her, left the
hotel soon after, and az he has not shown
up aince, the wife fears that the occur
renee was too much for him and that no
has desortod her.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
POISONED BY POKE ROOT.

Two Small Children Have Marrow Escape
from Death.
SHARON, Feb, l0.-The twin sons Of
Mr.. Robert Stambaugh, living n short
distance east OF town, ate quantity OF
poke root yesterday, which their father
had gathered 10 use az house medicine,
and for the prompt action Of DR.. j, II.
Reed, would have succumbod 10 the of
iects Of tho poison. The little follows,
who are probably o or six years old, saw
Mr. Stambaugh dig the root, and taking
II for sassafras, ate the small pieces
strewed on tho ground.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
SAILORS EATEN eYsHARKs.
An Awful Scene Witnessed by tho Horri'
hed Passengers

An Awful Scene Witnessed by tho Horri'
ned Passengers
ADEN, Fob. l0,-An awful scene took
place on board the Peninsular and orlen'
tal companya steamship Victoria, homo
ward bound from Australia, when mid
way between Colombo and Alden, male
passenger leaped overheard, Tho en-
ginea were instantly reversed, and n boat
was ordered 10 be lowered, Aa the
crew obeyed the forward daylt tackle
clipped from the hands Of tho boatman
who waa oyorhauling II, and the crow
numbering thirteen fell INTO the sea,
A second boat was instantly lowered
with crew Of eleven. This latter waa
lowered In perfect safety, and succeeded
In reecuing eleven OF the unluoky thlr'
teen, the other two, together with the
unfortunate suicide, were deyoured by
sharks In full view OF the Mortified pas
sengera.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
Flfteen Hundrod Men locked out.

WoBuRN, Mass., Feb 10. THE mem
bers OF the Manufacturers association
held a meeting last night and voted 10
close all the leather factories In the
association Inst night and 10 keep them
closed until the dozen Of striking
blackem at Biggs IL Cobbs' return 20
work. This action means lockout of
about 800 men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
OUT ON A STRIKE.

sixty Union Men At Now Brighton GLASS
Works Walk Out
New BRIGHTON, Feb, l0.-Tho New
Brighton Glass company employs about
1880 men, girls and boys, Yesterday at
noon sixty union men went out on
strike, and the works nj once closed
down. The grievance Of the strikers, 90
stated by one Of their number, arises
from the alleged fact that the new fore.
man, Thomas Irwin, who was formerly
employed at Martins Ferry, o., dis.
charged five of tho old force here and
brought new mon from Martins Ferry 10
take their places, hence the strike. r,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
nroro SNOW nloolaac. 10 cnlIfornIa.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10. Specials
from several points In the Sierras show
that another Big railroad blockade Is be-
ginning. with the rotary plow in the
wrong place and the cyclone plow dis
abled 10 showed heavily all Monday
night and yesterday tho outlook FOR
trains was bad. AT Summit the snow 10
eighteen feet deep and at Emigrant Gap
twelve feet. During this storm II has
showed about four feet.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
KIlind hrn CnhIn Cnr.

CINCINNATI, Feb i0,-As cable cars
Nos. li5 and ll6 were coming around
the corner Of Sixth and Walnut streota
At . o'clock yesterday afternoon well
dressed man, aged about 70, was caught,
knocked down and dragged about
twenty feet. He was picked up uneon-
bcious The patrol was called and the
Injured man was taken 30 the hospital,
where ho died nj o'clock. Up 20 n late
hour last night tho body had not been
luauNtual
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
New Yorn Produce Exchange.

NEw YoHS, Feb IN
nOnr quiet aud unchanged,
HYE=Dun,
HANLkY-N Nominal 49,
bUTfEH -aieady eastern creamery, iU
CHEESE-Q Quiet New York oheddar, iOAD
i0lsc, western Hat plEiDluc,
EGGS Steady fresh eastern and weAtorn
firata, i6lAOiblGoi Canadian nrata, limod, llD
ne,
firm but quiet, oullOnf and OfuAhol, l4pl
powdered and oubnH, 0)hC rnnulatrd, b3hol
mould A, BAo extra O, bNQbllto yellowA
lHnlbbo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

mon aAt.E- Farm Of forty acrrh, situated In Pike
tnwn hin aeven miles south Of Chntin nve
miles northeast of wavnosbu'g Y and ono milo from
railroad station, hia ak Acr' " good tllnher lnnd
hnlancn under rultlvR tan, good twOftnfy house Ot
nino rooms barn armm'f house, wood house, ROnd
well and never falling unflnR orchard of rh0loe
fruit Apnea peaches. pears cherries ana crap "
nnderlal1 with nno vein OF coal For safe on easy
tnrma or rxrhAngo fOr city property fnqure of
William MUM, No, ipH Prospect ayOnuO. or Grant
W, Lalblln, NO. 2 West Bvyonth IT. fcbSO hwsu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
Hast LIbsriy Cattle MARKET

MATT LIhENTY, Fh,, Fob, to-
CATTLE-Roceipta, $3.50 head, ahipmonta,
i,i05 head, market active and 10 10 loo higher
than last weeks prlcen,
HOGS-llooolpts. 5000 headl ahipment4 900
hend, market Rotiye, medium and light Phlla-
deiphlaa, A.aNba.lG best Workers., St.a0dbt.OO
plgt and extra HIGHT, 0tO0bt,l0
BHEEP--Reooipts, 400 head, BhlpmontA,
1901 head, market strong last weeks priooa on
natives and lamhe, dull on woatern eheep.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
euEtlalNl lN eouIn lnNvlA
Esrmsrs Greatly In Nssa - vssa, olssAs'
and Fuel,

NaNMAnfa NteaWN ~ NNN" = N"ff"f "f"
and Fuel
BUFFALO, Feb. 1.-THE following u
an extract from private letter, writes
by farmer In Edmunda county, houh
Dakota, to friend In this city, lnoloH
ing a circular appeal sent out by the
central relief committee, calling atten
tlon 10 the distress OF South pakotal
farmers and asking for help The leltei
saysi 'Deapite the facts stated ~ tht
circular, and know them 70 10 tlne' hh
the influence and power OF wealth are
employed 20 hide those facts from tht
knowledge of the states generally Ihs
reason for the adoption OF this course py
the bankera, land sharks and othefs OF
that ilk OF South Dakota IL that they
fear that II the true state OF the farmers
ls known the consequences VIII DO dih'
aatrOua 30 them. These men have even
gone 10 tho extent OF sending emlhHarlet
In advance OF our representatives. whe
are appealing for aid for ua, denonnolnH
them Al impOstera, collecting ON theh
own account Carloada OF feed have
been detained In many depota' owing v
their representations, and We arc 40
prlved OF the food, olothea and fuel We
are 90 much In need of y The letter also
saws that Governor Mellett did not OK
aggerate when he said that Thousands
were on the verge OF starvation 10
Minor county alone and that nineteen
counties were sadly In need OF ala ano
that South Dakota could not possibly TO
lleve her needy onea,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

DULUTH, Mimi, Feb. 10.--Fire yester-
day morning bIrned Turner hall in the
East Sile, the dwelling Of d, d. Jones,
occupied by d. O. Webb and Mira.
Hunter. and two buildings owned by j.
Schumann. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
TO BEAT NELLY BLWs TIME,

Canadian Pacific Railway WIN Attempt 10
90 Around tho world In 90 Days
MONTREAL, Feb, 19.-It Ia the inten'
ton Of the Canadian Pacific Railway
company as soon as one OF their new
Pacific steamers Ia completed, which
will be about November next, 20 carry
the first Canadian excursion party
around the world u Ia estimated that
the round trip win bo made within
hxty.Gvc days. With q fast Atlantic
service the trip could be made In fifty
threO days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

BEAVER FALLS, Feb, i0.- Work was
commenced yesterday at noon on the
new factory Of the Cooperative Flint
Glass company. limited. The new build
ing, which replaces the one destroyed by
FIRE last October. 10 iron-clad, 1870 by 200
feet and has double the capacity Of the
old factory. About 100 mon will be
given employment tH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

NEW, ,YoRS, Feb. 10. The performance
AZ I'he Broadway theatre yesterday for
The benefit Of Mrs, James G. Blaine, Jr.,
who Is III and likely 10 be permanently an
Invalid, netted nearly $4,000. The
audleL'ce was tho largest ever known at
tho broadway. Among the many
prominent persons present were Kate
Chase Sprague, George Gould, Mrs.
William Astor and II, Fulton Cutting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
nn Itnnnnta nIa Folly.

BPRINaFEID, Feb. l9.-Nicholas Car
men, "a years old, while drunk last
night, attempted 70 commit suicide
He jumped from high trestle work on
tho q. 4. Il G. X. II. A workman re-
turning home rescued him half alive,
He liveB and repents his folly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
A WORKOUT JAIL.
Three Prisoners Oct out Of II by Means Of
"a Wooden Key.

n Wooden Key.
BATAVIA, o., Feb, i0,--Carl O, Rich
mond and Henry Adams, recently In
dloted for grand larceny, and George
Beall, serving sentence for chicken
stealing, escaped from the county jail at
Bo'clock Monday evening. They effected
their escape by means Of wooden key
which th0y had akillfully constructed
from the back Of an old chair. Rich.
mond and Adams entered pleas OF
guilty. and were 10 have been sentenced
70 the penitentiary yesterday by Judge
Louden.
The fact that the escape Of the prison
en was effected by such simple means
would DO surprising 10 one not knowing
tho dilapidated condition OF our jail,
Tho walls are falling In, the doon are
rotten, the locks are loose and worn out,
and the whole structure ~ disgrace 10
civilization The present jail building
has Ueen condemned by twenty suo-
oessiyo grand iurios as totally unfit for
tho purposes for which II 10 used.
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chicago MARKET

CHICAGO, Fob, H.
WHEAT Unsettled with heavy trading At
tlmes. Opening pfOna wore hu higher, but a
decline OF about 1lo followed during tho frat
hour NY noon priooa had rallied 70 tho boat
points OF the day aud tho close waa hQ lower
and about Ac higher than Saturdays close
CORN Fairly active ana slower Tor the DO
ferrod futures
OATS Weak and lower early, but closed
atendy, except for February,
PROVISIONS and Without important
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DOVER, N. H., Feb. io.--In the Saw
telle inquest at Berwick yesterday an
East Roche gter storekoeper testified that
ON the day of She murder Isaac Sawtelle
drove up 20 his store and bouSh o lamp.
The man IN tho carriage with Sawtelle
had a ltmootlI faoe. Hiram Sawtelle
wore whiskers. This raises the question
as to who lsaac's companion was, The
inaueat continues to-day
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
THE MARKETS.


Naw YoHK, Fob, ia
Money closed At 0 por cent, tho lowest ratol
hXohango closed hleAdY posted rates, ttHih
fbl s7l6. actual rates, aLHilDiHjS4 for ainty.dhy
BILLS, and SLsiH iur demand,
Goyefnment bonds closed steady currency
o., ilBbld, "a coupon, l,isli bldl ASh'a do, lOlt
Pacific railroad bonds closed AA f0llowpi
Union iirstA, i,l0A bldI do sinking funds, LlON
bldl Contrala lllA bid,
AiAta honda CLOSED dull
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YOUNGSTOWN, Feb. i9.-Whilo under
the influence OF liquor, at midnight,
Patrick Welsh assaulted his step.fatner,
Frank Mcclure, with potato maahcr,
and nearly murdered him. Welsh was
locked up 10 await the result Of the in
iurias inflicted upon his victim.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

WASHINGTON Feb. i9,-Tho president
yesterday awarded certificates for brav'
cry In fight with robbers In Arizona In
May, 1889, to Privates Thornton, Hams
and james Wheeler, Of tho Ionth In
Tuuttsv
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toof orders ior his employer, the au.
preme court construed tho law most
strlotly against the accused, and affirmed
the sentence OF the Montgomery county
aausl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

BENroNvLLE, Ark, Feb, l0,-samuol
Jones, who was sentenced 10 hang next
Friday for the murder Of Q, w, kolthcr,
has been respited until March IA.
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DENNsoN, Feb 19.-Thomas Martin,
tho Panhandle passenger engineer who
WA 10 severely burned In the collision
between trains and 10 few days ago,
died at his residence In this city yester-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

DR.. d. Rawls OF Connoreville, Ind, pro-
nounces Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup an infal-
llble remedy.
Use Salvation oil for severe headache,
and you will always find instant relief by
70 doing, will recommend II as good
family medicine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10.---ln two cases
under the Brooks high license bill, one
OF adruggigt who sold without pre-
onription aud the other Of an asant who
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Administrator Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that the underulgnod has
Of the estate Of Catharlne WeaHucr late 0f stark
county, ohio, deceased ,o,,., ,w,,vu
hated Feb in ililn .fnblBns Administration