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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
Horse Notos.

Tho Pitts, Driving park will give grand
summer trottlng meeting July %, ~, "a
aud 20. Tho puraos will run from $1,000
TO 81 800, Besides tho $4,000 offered for
the events, the apocial purse for an OK.
hlbltlon heat by Sunol will mako the total
S2i, 900, the largcat over offered In the his
tory OF tho association,
Tho street commissioner should at least
put few OF our main travelled atroots In
condition. We refer 10 those streets
whore no paving Ia 10 bo done. Take
High street, Eighth street, Plum stroot,
for instance. II IL disgrace TO hnvo
such atroote. Now 10 tho tlmo 10 fix thom.
II tho atroot commissioner will not act the
council should,
Some person competent To act should
give the work now going forward on tho
Canton track Immediate attention, We
call the attention OF tho engineer In charge
" the matter.
ed. Cook has Just invested In worry 1no
road ho-so. Ho Ia blood bay, high style,
and attracts great deal OF attention.
Tho Warren, Pa, races closed on Sat.
urday In blaze OF glory. Tho following
Ia tho result; Winners; 2;37 trot, Lena II.
Time, 2;Ss, 2;96H, 2;90A, 2;2ON. The
2;is trot, Major Wonder. Running, Chat.
eau Dey. Tlmo, iibO, 1853, 1;biA. Foot
rnce, 100 yards, Henry Faulkner. Tlmoli
seconds,
Tho Fostorla races closed on Saturday.
Loohinvar, pacor, beat tho track record
by ono second, and was Rlvon the prize
offered by tho fair company, flno outfit
OF horse clothing. His tlmo was 2i22N.
Tho attendance was largo. Tho follow
ing is tho results The 1884 trot was won
by Holloway, bost tImo, 2;33h. Tho free
for-all pace was won by q horse from Ten
nossoo called Loohinvar, beat timo, 2;22A.
Dan d., owned at Minerva, won tho third
heat Ia 2;20N and got second money.
Jersey Wllkoa has his first $3.50 per-
former In Hugsar, who took year old
record OF 2;20A recently.
There will be no moro "tin cup' records
Tho National trotting horse breeders
association has taken step in tho right
direction and passed rosolutions that
horses who are out for race against the
watch must oil enter "standard stalker
and then trot races three hoats dta timo.
The races at Lima, Ohio, will COM
mence on Tuesday. Thoro 10 splendid
field OF horses ready TO 40. John Splan
has Til Monarch hore with six other good
onos. Il. George Crimes has the Terre
Haute stables well represented, DR.
Sparks, tho phenomenal three year old,
Kit C,Fry, Robin, Fred Arthur, willard
NJ, Dan d. and other noted steppors aro
thoro
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BAD FOR DAILY.


They right BEFORE the Arlington Athletic
Club for Purse Of $1,000 with Two.
Dance dioyea-CleaFy Threatens 10
MIN Steve nFodis II lie Did Not Keep
Out Of the Itlng-Daiy Knocked Down
a. Onen as Ito Would Riss In the
Fihn Round.
BUFFALO, NJ Y, June i7.-Ed Smith,
Of Deuyer, and James DAILY, OF Phila.
delplia, fought at tho Arlington Ath-
letic club yesterday evening. Kilraln
was present 10 challenge the winner
Smith weighed i78 and DAILY i05 pounds,
The fight was for u u 800 purse with
two-0unee gloves, Professor COnnera,
OF the Buffalo Athletic club, was ref
cree, aud u largo crowd Of sporting men
were present,
First round--Daly struck short and
Smith rushed and landed twice hard.
DAILY was knocked down by q blow on
the neck, but got up and went NJ Smith
hayagely. Smith had II allhia own way,
however, and hit DAILY when and whore
he pleased,
Second round-Daly landed hard on
Smiths neck. Smith returned with q
savage blow ON Dalya neck, which
knocked him down, AA the round closed
Smith landed on Days stomach. A
foul was claimed, but not allowed.
smith Rains nlows ON DAILY,
Third round-smith hammered DAILY
repeatedly, but near the close DAILY got
u hard ono In the nose, drawing blood.
This enraged Smith aud he rained blows
on DAILY until the latter fell 10 escape
punishment. At the end OF this round
Brodie blew water In Days face. Null
doom claimed foul, which waa not al
lowed.
Fourth round-Smith continued 10
hammer DAILY until the latter went
down under neck blow Brodie
rushed into the ring again, but was
elected. DAILY managed 10 rise only 10
bo hoorod by another blow In tho neck.
Brodio repeated his tactics and Cleary
rushed Mt him and threatened 10 kin
him " he did not keep out Of the ring,
The fighting was then resumed and
Smith knocked DAILY down Ave times be.
fore the round closed.
Tho Punishment Continued.
Fifth round-Daily led with hia left,
but Smith oountored heavily with his
right ON Days neck, and DAILY went
down. BrOdie broke into the ring again
and was working over his man, and the
raforoo Vvna ahnuk uriyintr tha u0ht tn
Smith when Brodio rotroated, Smith
continued 10 punish DAILY, ltnocldng him
down as often as he got up, and finally
merely showing him down. Brodie
cldmed foul on this, but II was not al.
lowed.
Sixth round--This was a repetition Of
the ilfth, DAILY being dazed and nearly
Unconscious when time was called for
the seventh round The fight was given
10 Smith.
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Items Of Frsshnssa from LOulsvlllo.


LouihWLLn, June 10.
Mrs. Prof. HlEon, OF Abilene, Kan, ID
Visiting NJ tho residence Of DE-. w, q.
Baker, ON East Main street,
Mlaa Chester Smith, Of West Chester,
Pa, Ia the guest OF her sister, Mrs. j.,
Smith, In Eaat Louisville.
Mrs. Fannie naraeh, Of Toledo, visited
her father, Mt. j. Pence, WHO laa been
lying very IN al his residence on East
Main street.
Miss Josephine PAquelot closed her
school AZ Maxine lAat week,
Miss Rose Bllchlngor 10 visiting rela-
llyea and frlenda near Toledo.
Mlsa Phebe kaalg visited Canton friends
last week.
Tho Marie Lallement Concert Co. will
show NJ tho Peoples Thoater, Alliance,
on the Gath, for the beneft of the ~, Louis
orphana Asylum, OF Louisville.
Misses lrma Powell and Manda Leah,
Of Marlboro, Waited trlenda In town the
first OF tho week.
Messra. Frank Heokerman and Lester
UtMttntt OF ihllNpill NnilNil Nll NpNNN llNy
iriendA In the East End last Sunday.
Mr.. OhArlea Otlrhw aud family, Of ALI.
Anoe, attended tho funeral Of Mra. u.
Detwaller laat Sunday. Also Mr.. Heck,
OF Toledo, and number Of relatives and
friends from Canton
Miss Florence Chime, Of Canton, apont
Sunday In town,
Mr., A. l., Mason returned 10 Mead
Vile, Pa, last Sunday, after short Walt
with relatives and friends IN town.
DR.. Phillips, OF Salon, npont Sunday
with hla beat girl.
Mlaaea Maggie and Nellie Myers, OF
Mahalllon, spent Sunday In town.
Charles Kolm'a new house on East Main
street IN going 70 bo nobby ono.
Mr.. and Mrs, j, l., Coy visited IN Canton
the frat OF tho week.
The concert given by tho woman'a
Missionary Society OF tho y. II, church
last Sunday evening was decided auo-
ooaa, Tho frat on the program was yol-
unlary by Mira. Martin Coy. Thon little
Rhcy lesh reclied, "My piece.n and Miaa
Zola Horahey, "My Mothera prayer,n nf-
tor which Mlsa Ada hluaaor aud Mrs, Car
rio 10 Hershey road eseaye, untitled,
"LlRht AZ Eyonlng.Tlde,n and "Falth aud
Worka.n Roy. II. q. Ward sang q solo,
NJ, the Lord, Have Called Thoc.n Mlaaoa
Notto Myers and Birdie Wcrtenbergor
aang very pretty duct Then Mrs, Rev.
d. Sprinkle, branch president Of the NO.
oioty, delivered an address, which was
very Interesting and instructive,
Mr.. and Mrs, n. u. Rhodes entertained
relatives from Enon Valley, Pa, lhat
wook,
Miss Mauda Sawyol ls Waiting her sis-
ter, Mrs. Rhlnohart.
Mlsa Wilda Pontius, who has boon
teaching az Oanaburg, 10 now NJ homo on
vacation.
Mr.. S. Bowers IN the postal telegraph
man at the Office In the Losh House.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
Veteran Soldiers Meet In Con-
yentlOn In zanesvllle.
They penounoo the Pension Bill
PAaaed by this Congress-.
They Declare for a Service Pension
Interesting Foreign nevs-'ha'es' from
the Crest PsnnsylvAniA Ains Horror
vnrnaAEs raoTnsT.

a
Bir Hundred Veterans Of the War Mse'
and Proteat Against tho Action OF . he-
publican Congress on Pensions
ZAHaaynLn, o., Jane ie,-lspeeial'l T.
Over nlx hundred old soldiers repreaen.'
lna all the q, A. II, posts Ia the fourteenth
congressional dlawlol, we're IN session
here yesterday 10 give expression 70 'heif
Views ia favor OF service pension hlll'
An enthusiastic meeting was hello III
afternoon In Gan, Park, and laa. nigh, =
mass meeting was held In Memorial
hall, Addressed by Congressman owenA'
Gen. II. II. brown and others lteaolu'
ilona we're adopted denounelng the Nor
rlll bill, demanding the passage OF 'he
g, A. II. penGion bill, aud pledgng them
selves 10 work and vote against any con-
Rressman who opposed H.
NorE-The morrill, bill ia the BIZ that
General Groayenor and Major Mckinley
voted for.-itp. DEM.
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FELL INTO THE CRATER.

Disappearance Of ono Of the Poaia oG
Mount ShnNta
READING, CoLo., juno ls. One Of tho
peaks Of Mount Shasta hoe disappeared.
The top appears TO have been cut short
of and to have fallen into the orator be-
low, tho depths Of which have never
been penetrated by the eye Of man. It
Is THOUGHT that the absence Of this old
landmark may indicate further demon
strations Of q volcanic nature, Firo has,
long been lmcwr 10 exist IN the crater,
and the lava formations Of the valleyg
and ridges below II gives rise TO tho
question, may not The convulsions az
ages past be repeatedr An attempt will
bo made rs soon as possible TO explore
the mountain.
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ATLANTIC Cry, N. j., June 17,--Aiis'
Mary McKeown and Harry LeonaiNl, OF
philadelphia, went bathing in tho surf
here Yesterday. Miss McKeown got he
yond her depth and Leonard went TO her
assistance. They were both being car
ried out by tho waves, and would GER
tainly have been drowned had not Capt
ED Bradford gone TO their aid. He
managed TO bring them safely to the
shore, although they were in an ex-
hnusted condition.
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seoond caao of Yollow Foyor.

WASHINGTON, June 17.-Surgeon Cen
eral Hamilton, Of the Marine Hospital
bureau, Is informed that second case
Of yellow fever has developed on the
British vessel Avon, now delayed nj the
Chandelier quarantine station, He has
also received report from special
agent sent 10 Merida, Yucatan, 10 In
vestigato its sanitary condition, that
twelve cases Of yellow fever have
occurred there and that there are fears
OF an epidemic,
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WHEELING, w. VA, June is.--A re-
markable accident occurred on the oloe-
trio motor line lust night. Az tho ccr..
nor Of Fortieth aud Eoff streets, cur No
30 jumped the traolS and ran into . brick
residence, cutting olear through hA0
walls and bringing the roof down ON top
OF the car. The building and car wurn
both completely wrecked, The car con
tained u number OF passengers, but all
escaped, with slight injuries.
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nrlrhtnn 1,nnch Rncnn.

NEW YoRK, June 17,.-Flrst race, sovon-
eighths OF q mllo-Slumbor |; Bohemian, y
Llncastor 0. Time, l;Hllg.
Second race, tivo-olghths OF q mllo--Early
Blossom, |; Repent, 2; Conrad, 0. Time
l0iN.
Third rnoe, three-fourths of mlle--Ro.
Glare, |; Ol'tl Service, 2 Trostle, O. Time,
1.lA
Fourth rata, ono and one.fourth miles. Lit
tlo Jim, Il Quesal, 2 w. DAILY, Jr., 3 Time,
Fifth race, ono miles -Strideaway, l; Badge,
p Seymour, 0, Time, LAM
Sixth rnce, flve-eightha OF milo-Eordham,
]; Fitaroy, =; RAfter. O. Time, Loo.
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A bridegroom Killed By tho storm.

DoYIEsroN, o., Juno is.-LSpeoial, J.
There was dangerous storm here last
night which badly damaged tho Catholic
church and scrloualy injured Mira. VIM.
Lyon, near RoquoA Hollow. Frod. Dies
was killed. Ho haS\ cen married Just one
week. Several barn were burned and
the storm caused two Saahouis on O. A.
q @. Ry., innloine loss OF from $4,000
Ia glO OO0
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READY FoR rHe MAIoH.
Preparations to FirO u House Containing
Seventeen Families.

w hNhRN
Seventeen Families.
NEW YoRK, June 17,--The Ave-story
tenement No. IN Eldridee street was
carefully prepared for ignition Sunday
night by some would-he incendiary, The
floor Of the first story beneath the stair
way, the wainscoting Of the hall, the
stairway and the door OF the closet con-
taining the gas meter, were all thor
oughly soaked with kerosene and 1t
needed only the application Of match
10 start fire that would have swept up
the stairs and Railways, cutting of from
escape the seventeen families who live
IN the house. The discovery OF the in
cendiary's preparations was made 0cci-
dentolly by the ianitor Of the house.
The police we're notified, but they have
discovered no clue to the hrebug.
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STREET CAR TRANSFERS.

Columbus Council Wants Tickets Good
over Every Line In tho city.
COLUMBUS, o., June is,--An echo Of
the street railway strike was heard In
the city council chamber Mondaymght
when u resolution was offered and 10.
ferTed 10 the Judiciary committee TO.
quiring tho company to sell tickots good
over any route and ontitling the holder
30 a transfer, A resolution directing the
city solicitor 20 report 10 council
whether or not the ordinance requiring
the street railway company 10 pay q per
capita tax Of 80 ON all cara run was slill
In force was also referred 10 tho com.
mittee on judiciary.
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A rnw ConvIctInn. Nnnn.nnrv.

WASHINGTON, June i7.--The president
yesterday sent TO congress a brief com.
munication from the secretary Of the
interior concerning the destruction of
timber on the public lands by fires care
lessly kindled or left burning, The
president states that IL proper penalties
woro imposed by law and u few CON
victions secured much waste of the
forests would be prevented.
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ONE oF NATuREls EREAKs.

A stlll-Dorn Child with Two ucada, -Four
Arms and Four Legs,
MAssmLoN, o., juno is,-Nirs, John
Clark, visiting her mother the Widow
GeoghOn gave birth Tuesday morning
to u still.born child with two perfect
heads, two necks, four arms, four legs
and one body, extending from the left
shoulder TO the hips, DR., 4. j. Reed,
who attended the cnse, says the child
had been dead about one month before
birth, Mrs, Clark 10 20 and has two
other perfect children,
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APAssGNasR TRAIN
ON tho Chicago, Huntington and Quincy
Dltohsd-Many Passengers Hurt.

ON tho chicago, Huntington and Quincy
Ditohed- Many Passengers Hurt.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, a., June l7.-The
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy train
due here ut OA0 yesterday morning was
ditohod five miles east Of here by the
spreading Of the raila and number of
passengers injured. Tho following are
those most serioualy injurodi Judge II.
~ Deemer, Red Oak, H., Judge OF the
district court, badly bruiaedi Hannah
Anderson, Salt Lake, badly bruisedi j.
y, Hill, Augusta, Ills, bruised A. II.
Larsh Red Oak, Ia Mrs, Hannah
Davis, Red Oak, IN, Several others
were alightly injured United States
District Attorney Millwer was ON the
train, but escaped with shaking up,
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Yonnr ylcllma nf thn Ilnnh.

JoHNsTowN, Pa, June 17.-Y Yesterday
morning the body of an infant, sup
posed 20 be u female, with u checkered
apron and flannel shirt, was found; also
the limbs of another baby, probably
part OF the body found last week. The
remains Of both were found near the
nnlnk
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SCRANTON, Pa, juno t7.--John Ter
rify, the Hungarian who murdered Mike
Feiger, Vt Oliphant, two months ago be-
cause the latter refused 10 buy Terrify
and several companions something TO
drink, yesterday pleaded guilty to muir
der In The second degree, The court nc
cepted the plea and postponed sentence
until Saturday.
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An ES.Convlot Again In Trouble.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., June 1S. - Burt
Stiles, aged 20 years, who has already
served q term in the penitentiary for
burglary was arrested yesterday charged
with burglarizing barber shop Sunday
night and stealing 40 razors, Stiles was
also in the work house for stealing.
The evidence against him on the present
charge IL conclusive.
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LINCOLN, NEB., June 17.--At 4 o'clock
yesterday morning u heavy wind and
rain storm swept over this city, The
chief damage done was In q small sec
tion, on East street, TO n number Of par-
TALLY completed brick houses. Roofs
were partially torn away and some walls
were blown in, One three-story build
ing was completely demolished. The
damage will not exceed 100000.
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Train wrool,od and rhroo Mon KIllod.

PApUcAH, KY, June IA freight
train on the Newport News and Missis-
sippi Valley railroad was derailed by
striking o COW at Kerrville, Tenn, at !
o'clock yesterday morning. The engine
and ten cars were badly wrecked. En-
gineer Gwynn Perkins, Of this city, and
an unknown negro tramp were crushed
TO death. Rush Marshall, Of Memphis,
fireman, was fatally injured.
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names. ID IL also learned ihal nlnety.nlne
Der cent. Of the HunRarlAna aud Poles
cannot either read or write, Seventy per
cent. OF tho Jail and aeyeniy'nye OF the
poor house population OF The state 10 OF
foreign origin,
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THE LOTTERY BILL.
A Negro Captured aud Hanged by Band
OF Masked Men.

= a'hhaN NsF'NA'N NHh aAhhh'N " eNhN
OF Masked Men.
New ORLEANS, June i7--The com
mitteo 10 which was referred the lottery
bill did not report II back TO the house
yesterday, owing, IL Is alleged, TO the
sickness Of Shattuok the author Of the
bill and member Of the committee. The
ants believe that II is q lottery dodge 10
evOde bringing their bill up until they
can buy some more votes. An inAam-
matory address issued by the lottery
bosses 10 the negroes Of East Felicita
parish was sent for distribution into that
parish for u negro named George Sway
zee. Swayzee had left there some years
ago under a charge Of murder, and last
evening he was captured and hanged by
q band OF masked men.
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rho Cholera in spain.


MADRID, Juno is.-I'wo regiments OF
troops now oncirclo ,ho cholera infected
districts about Valencia. Tho alarm OF
the people continues, howOvor, and there
can bo little doubt that tho whole OF
Spain will soon bo vast oholora hospital
In q ahort time.
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ALEXANDRIA, June ia movement
la on foot 10 export Egyptian cotton 10
Massachusetts An agent Of tho pro-
motors OF the acheme Ii already on his
way 10 perfect tho details Of the plan,
The movement IL based on the idea that
the oohtlineaa0f transportation In Amed'
ca win enable Egypt 10 send cotton 10
the New England oentep OF conaump'
tlOn at q profit,
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MINE DISASTERS,
A Report Of the Operations of tho Coal
nIInea for TNeniY Yehra.

A Report OF the Operations NJ tho Coal
mlnea for TWenty Years
WILKEsnARE, Pa, June is,-Mine
Inspector Williams, Of the Third an.
thraoito inspection district, has just
completed n table Of the operations OF
tho coal mines for the last twenty years,
During that time there were 40, 1853, 40
tons OF coal mined The smallest out
put was IN 1871, whom 100000 tons
were mined and the largest IN 1883,
when s,S6l,0 ,098 tons were taken from
the earth, There were l,2Oi men killed
In the many mine disasters during the
twenty years, the largest number killed
being In l86i-ninty.sovon, The small.
est number of tons Of coal mined for
each life lost was 0i ,055 tons In 1885,
The largest number OF days worked any
year was 22B IN 1888.
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Town Wipod out.

ELKLAND, Pa, June is.--ISpocial. J.
There was terrific storm hero last night.
Two pooplo woro killed, and twenty build
ings were demolished. Tamortown, q
small village east Of here, was utterly do
stroyod, and the railroad bridge Ia gone.
All trains are laid up.
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WINNIPEG, June 17,-Another warm
rainfall, followed by warm weather, has
had further beneficial effect on crops
throughout Manitoba and the western
territories. The prospects for a heavy
crop have never been more favorable
than at the present moment.
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Springfield Captures tho Democratic state
Convention.

CobuMnue, June is,-Springfold cap
turcd the Democratic state convention
after q spirited contest and the date 10
Tuesday and Wednesday August 20 and
"a. Hon. CharloaW. nakor, Of Cincinna-
Il, will bo temporary chairman. Every
dlatrlct was represented except the sixth,
and number OF prominent Democrats
we're present. The cltlHena OF Springfield
made very determined fight for tho con-
vonton and sent special car Allied with
Democrats, Republicans and Prohibition
lists 10 urge the selection OF that city,
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snecc.sfal plyo OF Ono hundred rcst

CINCINNATI, June ls,-Meredith Stan.
ley, the worlds champion bridge
jumper, made a successful dive from the
suspension bridge at p. m yesterday, q
distance Of 100 feet, He struck the
water head first, and after coming 10
the surface he climbed into tho boat
waiting for him aud helped row ashore
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MKGGsPoRT JUNIOR MECHANICS
Take n Special. Train FOR Chicago and
Make u Fast ltun.

MoKEEsPoRT PA, June l7,-Councils
Nos 100 and 87s, Junior order United
American Mechanics, left Monday In u
special train Of five cas for Chicago,
whore the national convention Of the
order will be held. Accompanying the
councils was the Electric band, OF Nc
Koesport, numbering thirty pieces
Steamers were hung about tho cars.
One bore the inScriptioni Especial
Train Of tho Jr. o. U, A. NJ, Of Nc
Keesporti" another wasi "Bound for
Chicago Convention Of the Jr, o. u. A.
NJ" The train viii make the run In
twelve hours, run faster than that Of
Tho lmited.
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Compliments Of tho nandnli club.

COLUMBUS, o., June ts,-Governor
Campbell and STAFF have accepted an in
vitation to attend u lawn party TO be
given by the Randall club, Of Pittsburg,
on July 30, This club took u prominent
part in the governors inauguration last
january
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ruMoR,s IMMENSE WEIGHT.

Death Relieves the Victim of One Hundred
ana Ton Pounds Of Unnatural Growth.
CARRoLLToN, KY June H. 90 Mr..
Samuel Punter, aged about 90 years, died
here Sunday night from the effects Of
an immense tosticular tumor, After
death the tumor was found 10 weigh 40
pounds. Mr.. Hunter has been suffering
from the strange growth about fourteen
years, and for ak years has been bed
poot
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CItlrcn Traln,a Noxt Ennlnlt.

NEW York, June ia special from
Tacoma says that George Francis Train
will start, about Sept, 1, for another trip
around the world, accompanied by
Editor Rodebaugh, Of The Tacoma
Ledger, and party of friends. He ex-
poets to make the circle Of the globe in
iifty days,
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LANCASTER, o., June 17.-Sunday
afternoon, during the storm, Charley
Bunch, while sitting in his doorway,
was struck by lightning and instantly
killed Two others Of the family were
seriously injured.