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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
An Town Man uoro on a s0d nrr0, a,

Mr.. John Rudy, Of Iowa, arrived In tho
city on Saturday ovoning, on his way 10
Lake township TO attend the funeral Of
his mother, which took place yesterday
from her late residence near Uniontown.
Mr.. Rudy formerly lived In this county,
but has resided In Iowa the past thirty
years, llo expects 70 remain home SOW
ornl wooka on "A visit,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
A Surprise Al bouIavillo.

LouisyiLtE, o., Feb 1.-The only soci.
city event Of the week was q nsurprise party
on Row, Ward aud wifo Of the u. u. church
by the members Of the congregation. II
was Mrs. Wards birthday. A fine dinner
was served and elegant presents were
given,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

A brave man won't drive a lame
horse He will buy salvation OIL aud
cure his animal at once,
Sudden changes in the weather give
rise 70 many severe coughs aud colds,
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup IL certain aud
safe cure Ia every case, 70 cents,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
snturdny, tho bod day OF March. lsNO
sHERIFb SALE.

Israel q, Thornton order Of aAlH,
va STARK County Common
Adna y, Linton ot nj ploas court
NY virtue Of m alias order OF sale, Issued BY tho
clerk VI the court Of common pleas Of Stark
o0uDW ohio IN tho above action, aud W me dl-
roctoh, win ollof for sale NJ public 0ut0ry NJ the
door OF the court house, IN the city OF Canton ON
saturday, the ssnd day of Feb, 1890,
The following doaoalbcd lands ana tonemema To-
Wit Situated IN NO city OF Alliance, county OF
stark ana ttato 0f hl0 ana Known na lot number
lbJ IN LambolngNndtion 10 tald city,
Appraised NJ JOC0,
salo TO- comncnco at one O'Clock y, M Terms
cash,
Jro, W, onAiEr, Aty,
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Died at Buoyruu.

Mrs. M. r. Lewis, OF Bucyrus died nt
her homo Sunday evening at o'clock.
Deceased was sister OF Mrs. John Nc
Grogor, OF this city, who was at her bod
side at the timo Of her death. County
Clerk McGrcgor left for Bucyrus on tho
early train this morning.
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Tho senior proprietor Of this paper has
boon subject TO frequent colds for some
years, which were sure 10 lay him up II
not doClornd M once. He fndg that
Chnmbnrluinip Cough Remedy IL reliable.
II opepn she soCrotiona, relieves Tho lungs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

Wy virtue Of An order Of sale Ia partition Issued ~
lis olaIk ~ tho nOuu III common plhaa ~ hlAIh pp
OhiO IN ihe above action And W ne directed wiz
0li6T f0r sale N public 0ulory Gn ne pfplilspA
IN himlAhden township on
saturday, tho asd day OF Feb, 1850,
ha following described real estate, lo,NlIi
blIuata ln ll6 said county Ol STARK ana slate "
ilhlO, and dhlnrlned " inllnWi The hpulh Halt OF
tho southwest quarter VI section ~ township NUM-
boz NJ lengeT And oonlalnlna w Aofea ol lAna'
Also psrt Of tbe southwest quarter of section
number 90 iasnfhlp ~. range n commencing ~
60ne on he 6fniinn line ~ tp center NJ the pAnpn
rOad, south az chains aud 10 inta from thn NORTH
weit 00raeI " said section number hh lhnnpn along
said hpoll0n ne south degrees easl, N fhAns an
80 nhh W sl0npi themes south ~ degrees eAst ~
ohaiHs ana ~ linfh ~ iilhni tlfnf1 nplii, 40.
goes east ~ fhahs aia ~ links W stone ln said
IaHinn road thence Mouth, ~ degrees west 70
chains aud 80 links ~ u no On the nnflh hlln ~
said road thenoi south, 1nk degrees West chains
aud N iiukh W tho place pi hnHinnl ~ containing
As aud TO- 100 aofra " landi more ~ lfh
Appral6ed, no aero fant ~ $4,000
n AZ ibrlDl aero tfarl "a ~ bpD,
Halls ~ commence a. 10 0plpok = ~, Term,
Onp-ihid aah On day VI sale pnp,iiilfi ln 0ne year
aud Oua.ihfd M tW0 eat there Nlufi ihe deferred
pai mHntt ~ boar iuiefea from nhi NJ tAle, aud W
le herurud ly mpilaaHe on lhp pfpllifa hpld
q, A. kRlpEii, sheriff
WA ), ifrHo Any
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

Telograms were received to-day by Mrs.
Grill Deshart, announcing the death OF
Mrs. n. Q. Kimball, OF New York, Mrs.
Kimball was daughter Of Jndge Bow
land, OF Mansfield, and resided In Canton
a number Of years. In 1860 Mr.. Kimbnll
moved 20 New York. She leaves q bus-
band and two sons. She was about b3
vnnrn Of nnn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
A wHIsp CLUB


Organised by Carrollton Society Folks.
sooloty Notea,
CARRoLLroN, o., Feb, l,-Tho Elite
Whist Club met and organized last night
at tho homo Of Miss Mary Taylor, The
club Ia composed OF the following society
peoples j. II. Blythe and wife, II, Butler
and wife, John w, Hclfrich aud wife, u.
G. De Ford and wife, Mark Taylor and
wife, Misses Laura PcaroC, Hattie Rutan,
Ora and Alma Stomplc, Fannie Amos,
Nina aud Annie Sterling, Maggie Brown,
Della Scott, Ycrn Mccoy, Emma Cum
minga, Laura McGrcgor aud Bertha Star
rctt, McaHra. DR.. Frank Douda Of Canton,
Harry Morgan, Charles II, Butler Otto
SlOmplc, Fred. McCoy, Frank Rukonbrod,
Jay Taylor, j. Fohay Hays, George Collars
aud Robert Mcdonald.
Mrs. Ella Schilllng and daughter Ruth
Of Goshen, Ind, are the guests Of Mrs,
Emma Lawlor on Oak llill,
Miss Emma Atkinson N the guest of
relatives In Washington, d, G.
Miss Bessie Atwoll has returned from
two months visit TO friends In Alliance
aud Salon,
Miss LoonA Niyin Of Hurlom Springs IN
the guest Of friends In town,
Moasrs, win Mlar aud I'd. Sargent Of
New Philadelphia, are registered at the
Hotel Van Horn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
HIOTICE.

persons knowing themselves indebted TO mo-
will plense call and settle within tho nest thirty
days. n not paid accounts will change hands
II. q. MEYER
,iag-dot.pat.wotf Ohnabureh, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

In pursuance 0f nm order Of tho Probate Court
stark county ONO VIII Offer for aalo NJ publ
auction, on
Saturday, the lst day Of March, 1890,
AZ ? O'Clock p. M, upon tho promises, the following
described real estate situated IN the county Of stark
ind state OF Ohio 10 wilt Part VI the east half Of
section 49, IN township o. OF range y IN STARK cOun-
w Onto, beginning " tho southeast cornor OF said
AoclOn thonCO west with tho section lnO 10 Tho
quarter post between section lY nnd iBl thonce
north 10 The center Of the section, tlunoe fufthor
north $40 chains TO stake, thence cast 90 chains
10 gt0noi thence south 100 chnlnn 10 Ht0noi
thence east oO.yB chnna 10 the section nel thence
south with the section line 10 the place OF beginning
containing ibb acres OF land, more or loss,
Appraised ~ eDg,b0'
Terms OF safe -One-thrd cash. one-thlrd IN ono
yer aud ouc-thlrd ~ two yoafa deferred liay-
menla 10 bear interest from day OF sale and 10
bo secured by mortgage on tho premises
CHAS, KRIOHHAUM.
Assignee IN trust for Tie bonoiIt OF
- Creditors OF samuel lluchtoi.
january 06tl, 1BD0.-B0hw
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SHERIFF SALE.

Mary Schneider Order OF salo In Partition,
Julia A, slmmon Of al. Court
NY ylruo Of nm order OF sale IN partition Issued by
the clerk Of the court Of common pleas Of stark
county Ohio and " me directed viii offer for aalu
~ public 0ulory ON the promises, In jackson
township, on
Saturday, the 22nd day of Feb, 1890,
The following described real estate, situate IN tho
townsville Of jackson, In said county VI stark nnd
state ot ono, aud known Aa ana bolnB tho north
0no.hRli VI the following described promises paft
VI the east fractional section VI IN township n,
range o In said county nnd bounded IN fOllowg
beginning ON the south line 10 chains north OF the
s0nih-cnat corner oi said fractional a0eton, thunce
north along the section line " chains, thonco TO the
east bank NJ the ruBclfnwas rlYofl thrncO south
with tho mcandurnEa OF said river 10 post on the
east bank Of said river west OF the place Of begin
Ming thence onst 10 tho place OF beginning accord
Ing 70 survey number $40, dated December 10, 1899
made by John Whtacrc, county surveyor OF stark
county, uho, containing ~ aud 0.100 norca OF land
said north y containing 10 and 0aN.iOO acres OF
and
Appraised AZ ei 100
sale TO commence NJ one O'Clock ~. m. Terms
cash.
q. A. KRIDER shorlir,
o. n, YouEo, Atty.
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AN UPRISING
OF the Good People of Old Molly
Stark
Earnestly Desired by an Irreapon-
sible Masaillon Paper.

II Calls Upon the People to League Them
selves Together, and With Money and
Legal Talent, Fight tho County heat'--
A Pre-Arranged Affair, With Probable
tiles OF Some Political Scheme Kept In
the Dark,
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SHERIFF SALE.

John Wsl'olenbaugh 81 all order Of .ale, glatt
Jahn Le6aretI Cont ~ w
ny ylHuo NJ M order ~ aale isued Ny tho clerk
Of tho oOnit 0i common puaa VI Hlafk tpHnlN ONO,
IN tie anpfn a0lnn ana W no directed VIII piiuf
fOf halH NJ pablo 0uieIy "a thp door " the 00ut
houap, IN the oliy u uanlon oh
Saturday, the ssd day of Feb, 1890,
tho following described real estate 10 witt Situate
in tho olly NJ mAhailiDi county pf stark Hd state
Of Ohi0 and khnWu A. pht NJ nl numbered hye (hls
in tho Massilinn iinlinH MIL unmpAuyh alteration
and subdivision " thh town 0f haMilnn f0r lta
boundary described ~ follows t0fWli heginuing
AZ pOint on tho s0Wh np " had lot 30 iee illiAHt
from tho southeast corner 0 the tainn aud running
thence hnrlhe " along Tho west llnp pl llAl part "
said lot owned ~ NeIfpu VI npWnan hud others
a. Trustees fpr the African NJ NJ Il0n Church %
north lnh nf said loll thpnfe westerly Alunn phrais
le With tho met described ne " said f0nthtry line
Of faid lot thenoe along raid houiheiy Hue 90 not
W the piAee " beginning.
Appraised Al eabo
hale to commence ~ one O'Clock y, m, Terms
cash, ...
o, a, KRIDEit Aherln,
or, YouEa a WILSON 4 aARRrrE AttJt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
AN AGED MANS ACCIDENT.
Novor Sick in His Life and at an Advanced
Ago bunera Injuries,

Early Saturday morning John Philip
Hoidrich mot with an accident at the rosl-
donco Of his son-in-law, Philip Schmitt, nj
No. 40 Mahoning street, which will lay
him up for some time, and may probably
cost him his life. He " aged 10 years and
the night he walked in his sleep, and feil
70 tho iloor, breaking his loft arm short
distance below tho shoulder. In falling
he also struck a stove, receiving q painful
wound above the left eye. DR., u. O. Port
man dressed the injuries.
llo IL resting ns well ns could be expect
od, but had considerable fever yesterday,
and II Ia feared he IL sulforlnR from inter
nal injuries. Strange 10 say, during his
long life he has never been sick for an
hour, and the accident is very much de-
plorcd by his largo circle Of friends.
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FOR SALE.

A three story framo building situated IN Nj.
Eaton, Wayne county, OHIO, conslHtlnR Of two bus.
npss rooms, dwelling and hall on THIRD noor for
sale NJ a low ngure and reasonable credit with ap.
address LOUIS q. KLEIN,
lanl0d MI Eaton, Wayne o., Ohio.
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SHERIFF SALE.
saturday, the ssnd day of Feb, 1890,
SHERIFF. SALE.

George ghrlyof order Of sale IA Parti-
va J tlou. Ntnfh ubuntV fiof,,.
flory shfoyor ot aL mon Pleas Court SV
y virtue OF an order OF salo In partition, Issued BY
.hc clerk of The court 0f common plnss OF NtafE
county o., IN the above action ana To- mo dlfootod
VIII oftof for sale, NJ public outory, NJ the door
OF ihe court house, In Tho city OF canton, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of Feb, 1890,
Thoiollowng described real estate to.wlti Hltu.
ntO IN Stark county ohio aud being the aouth haif
Of the southwest quAl tur 0f section number Thirty.
four (ul) township eleven ll, Of range elght (lh.
oonmlhlhH eighty taO) acres, more or loss,
Appraised NJ $4,000,
sale W commence NJ ono O'Clock u, IN, Terma
ono'thltd cash ON day Of aaol ono-lhlrd In ono
year ono.thlrd IN two yeAu with Interest from
dhy OF sale secured by mortgage upon tho prom-
O. A, KRIDER, sheriff.
jonN LAIN, ATTY,
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JOS. HORNE & CO.,
6oo.62I Penn Ave,
PITTSBURGH, PA,

lOR AALE-l29 acres good farming landi good
v buildings, good watorl q mllog north Of Canton
WIN sell or exchange for city properly or VIII rent
10 good party. Call NJ l2B 4, Cherry, jDhw
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NY virtue Of an order N sale issued 10 me out u
thN court nf common pltaa " stark county ONO,
NJ The ease Oi Abfaul lirumhannh against LYaua
fTy un tho uf6iul6ds Ou
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NOR AALE--dB acreB land, botw0un Loulayllle aud
\ this city within mos OF tho city llmtsi rich
H0lll large bank Darn, fair house, and considered
one VI the best small farms In plain township This
farm belongs 10 the heirs OF jacob MaTkllng, de-
ceased and will bo sold cheap and on easy torms
Enquire of M, SHAEFFhR
IaDaO. ON 10 summit H., Canton o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
POETS CORNER.
THE POErEss on Lillian AND THE
MANDOLIN,

MANDOLIN,
And W. have had um dreams
Dreams that we've bllhhiul Hluans,
Of what we iondly hoped might be some dAyi
And yet those bUsiu dreams
Have yanlihed llka Mo beams
The moonlight panled on the passing slfeamt
vain faloful dreams mat were not born 70 stay
Ana have seen the day,
w loves delicious MAY
When all tho world VIA bright ana lifu was gay
Ana haze drunk my nh
Oi young loves boom and thrill
Ana fpt tho sweet dewa of that love disllll
Into dead leaves that harsh wiHdh blow away,
And now faln would know
What has touched my beingso,
win lhusp mellow mimic memories again
And spirit In the sElot
Points 10 one IN ufgeot surprise,
10 sprlte win mystic meaning In hef eyes
Asshe thrills me with her soug aud mandolin
Caulon o Jan, 1890,
A SUNSET PICTURE,
What glorious slight
When golden aad bright
The suH o'of tho hills 10 descending
Just ofo hhe flnk
hoy0na western hrihkh
Her love 10 the clouds ahe h lohdlnM
Her ouomlpi lhey
Have been through tho day.
lut now she forslNos them with poasuroi
And docs not forget
before she has set
No shower on thou gold IN fulI measure
mn. A.. .... A a.. 49,.
The doves aud tho blidS
Al with bright eyes are discerning
Tue glorious descend,
Aud u'to II IA speut
win slow 10 their homes ho relunlnN
The grasses aud leaves
The flowers aud troe6
Az mufmur loving good night
A. each fay 30 grand
Kisses ~ hand
Ana h0ftiy fades slowly from sight
Canton, o., Jan, 1900 MJJ,
PULLING TEETH,
The following verses we're written by " n, npAn
.fiur having eleven tooth and stub pulled by W
!, N, Friday, January l7ih, 1890
Ofall tho aches and grips. ana groana,
Poor natures forced 10 meet,
There's none that Shocks and BREAKS and toan
LlkUA Jaw OF aching torlh
There's ouu way out VI misery, though,
Ana that's ~ plunge right IN H.
GO hunt your dCntlN rlsht away,
Win orders ~ hcgn nj
He looks you up he looks you down,
lio smiles amolc or two,
A. though no yry Justly thought
ira awful pluck IN you
Your blood runs fast, your nerves. unstrung
Your trembling like tlnnrE
The doctor looks fatlguod enough,
10 stop right here Tor dinner
New Baltimore, o., Jan, 1890
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
FARM FOR SALE.
Daniel Werstler Farm, consisting Of
165 ACR.E1S,

Located In plain township, miles northeast Of
Canton, on the Mlddlebranch road, near tho Wcrst-
or church.
iho land ID In good cultivation, has q good dwell
cOnyunlencey,
viii DO sold as whole, or IN two partsl ono part
OF thrty-yo acroe, ana tne other lbO acres II VIII
be sold NJ public auction, on
TUESDAY, FEB. 18th, 1890,
at IL O'Clock noon, on the prcmloes. Terms made
'1SmS iSuSo.d.s" q W ' wnRsrLER HEIRS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
A TERRIBLE CALAMITY.
Secretary Of the Navy Tracy, Of New
York aud His Whole Family
Burned to Death.
Tho Greatest Calamity That Fever
Aniioted Washington,

WAmuNGTOE, d. G., Feb, 9,-lSpeolal, !
Fire broke out In Secretary Traey'a
house al Z olelook this morning.. aud
spread 80 rapidly that the sleeping iaml'
~ we're cut OIL from escape. Mrs, Tracy
was awakened by the noise Of servants
and jumped from her room on the second
story, She was horribly crushed
ON the rough stone pave
ment and died In half an hour,
The Aremen found Secretary Tracy Ia hla
room, IN an unconscious condition, lie
was carried 10 the house Of q nelghbor,
where he lies la a very critical condition.
Tho daughter, Mary Tracy, was found In
the hall on the second iloor 30 badly burned
that she WAS Unconscious, from which
condition she soon died, Mrs. Wilmer
another daughter IL also badly burned,
but may recover, The house IL located
on | street and IN worth eighty thousand
dollars, II ~ entirely destroyed, The
origin Of the fire 10 unknown. colored
servant named JAS, Josephine II also
burned 10 death.
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saturday, Tho sed day OF Fobo l0O(
SHERIFF SALE.

Va STARK County Common
Jacob Frederic etAl Pleas Court
by virtue Of an order OF sale In partition, issued by
tho refh of the Court 0f Common leAa Of Ataft 90,
o. IN The above action and 10 mo directed Will
offer for nalb NJ public 0ntofy, on tho pfomlaea,
ia Washington ioNnhhin, On
Saturday, the LIST day Of March, 1890
Tho following described ropl oHtatei Situated Ia
tito County of STARK, ana state 0f Ohio, aud known
~ lilo rAh half ~ The northeast quarter Of section
hiHen lih) township eighteen UD range hiK (dl,
ana olnihlnlnH elHhly hcret " land, DO tho hano
more on leaa,
Appraised ~ 5000,
Ahe ~ commence NJ one O'Clock u m TermA
hnethlfd cash on day VI taiu unesthid In one year
mid ono, third IN two yran thereafter The deferred
paymcnia W bear Interest from day VI sale, aud 10
boaeouiod BY mortgage on the premises sold
q, A. KRiDER, sheriff.
RonDiN0 a iiAARia, AuyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
sIIERlFF SALE.

John H. wlfoS Admir- Alias order Of sale, stark
w. county Common Plaza
John Strlpoo al Court
nywrilt OF an atlas order Of sale Issued by tho
ulelh nt tho court Of common pleas VI STARK county
uhl0, ~ the ABOVE action, and 10 mo directed, /
Mlll nhor Tor thlo NJ public 0utory NJ tho door OF
Tho court houto, IN tho city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the lst day OF March, 1890,
uo following described real estate, o.wlt noing
lht npflh hhlt VI the northwest quarter OF section
lhlfy'0hc (AD, IN Lake township. aud containing
eighty acres " lana, be- the tamo more Oi lolA EKs
ooltlnH ihtrGfiun rat Of lAud heretofore auid
ana conveyed out " the west tidu 0f said tract 10
Hiram ana John stripe, ana bounded hnd described
~ i9lloNsl boplnninR for the same b,Tu chains
tnhlh OF lhu n0tthwtHt corner 0f said quarter
tlrnto south, w degrees west, along tho west line
VI hnld section 90 chains 10 tho middle % yntN
road thence along tho middle Of tAld ROAD HOuth,
NV degrees east y chnlna thence north, ~ de-
Rreea nalt 4 90 chalnsl thence north H7R degrees
wcal " Hohilns 70 tho place Of beginning, contain.
Appraised ut o. 900,
cash
CA, KRiDER, Sheriff.
BALDWIN smHLpa, AuyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
LATER DIsPAToH-sgCRErAY TRACY MAY
RECOVER.

Itisnow thought that Secretary Tracy
will recover, As the particulars Of the dire
catastrophe are learned the experience OF
the Tracy family appear more terrible,
They were all caught In the upper story
had either 10 lump or burn 20 death. The
secretary stayed with his wife aud daugh.
tors trying TO save them, until ho was auf-
focnted with the smoke. lie came very
near losing hla own life. President llAr.
riaon IN now AZ the aecretary'a bedside
and Congress has Just adjourned aa %
mark Of respect, The affair causes q
deep sensation IN all circles here, Aa II ia
the mos, dire calamity that ever happened
In Washington.
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aaRRIFP aALR.

Harvey A. aoOdln ogsI q sas y Ps,ilIiSa sai,,na.
Rachel ooc.ala ., AL Siiss..s. SSeST' Ssais 0'''''
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Assignee's Sale.
Saturday, The lst day Of March, 1890,

In pursuance Of nm order OF tho Probate Court o
stark county, ohlo, VIII Offer for aalo nj publ
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Mary Schneider ordcr Of Sale In Partition,
Va, STARK %, Common Pleas
JnlIa A. slmmon OF al. Court
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-08
FIFTY Miles OF FLOOD.
Ohio River at Cairo Forms a Gigantic
Lake Extending Far Into
i5 Kentucky.
Mississippi Overflowing the Missouri
Bottom Lands Steamers Busy
Rescuing Refugees.
WiIkesbarre COiiieries Aflre-Miners
Imprisoned-No Chance Of Say
ing Them.

CAIRO, H., March 6.--The Ohio river
is now over fifty miles wide at this point.
1t extends from the Cairo levee, which
holds it banked up forty-fve feet above
low water mark, into Kentucky till it
strikes the hills there, forming one solid
sheet of water except for the narrow
strips Of earth upon which the Mobile
and Ohio and the Illinois Central rail
roads run south. A mile below here it
joins the Mississippi, which in turn ex-,
tends into Missouri another 30 miles,
making the combined width Of the two
rivers over 100 miles. The current is
terrific, and brings down great quantities
OF heavy drift, which makes navigation
perilous. The. ferry boat Three States
made two trips to East Cairo, KY, Mon
day, and up the Mississippi TO Missouri,
rescuing people camped out on ground
the food, but which was being rapidly
submerged. At Paducah, KY, fifty
miles up the Ohio, there is much uneasi-
ness. The city is not protected by levees.
az Cairo is, and in 1882 was flooded to
the depth of six feet. Already the water
has reached within a few feet of the
front door Of the Richmond house which
stands on the river front, and two great
tobacco warehouses are flooded. Ten
thousand hogsheads Of tobacco stored in
them were removed last week. Sunday
the marine ways were compelled to sus-
pend operations because of the flood, and
.he steamer Idlewild, that was undergo
ing repairs, had to be let down untin-
shed.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-08
SUSTAINED BY UNCLE SAM.

Mississippi Railroads Must Supply sspa-
rate Cars for the Shipment of Ne
gr0es.
WASHINGTON, March 5.--The supreme
court Of the United States has rendered
decision in the case OF the Louisville.
New Orleans and Texas Railway Com
pany against the State of Mississippi
involving the validity of the Mississippi
state law requiring all railroads operat-
ing within the state to provide separate
compartments or cars for white and col
ored people, The question at issue was
whether the law is a regulation of inter-
state commerce, and, therefore beyond
the power Of the state.
This was not civil action brought by
an individual to recover damages for be-
ing compelled to occupy one particular
compartment, OF prevented from riding
on the train, and no alleged violation OF
personal rights was involved. The su-
preme court of Mississippi, when ii de-
cided the case, held that the statute ap-
Piled solely to commerce within the
state, and that construction being the
construction of the statute by its highest
court, is accepted as conclusive by the
supreme court of the United States in
their decision. The court sees no error
in the ruling Of the supreme court of
Mississippi, and its judgment and decis-
ion adverse to the railroad companies is
affirmed. Judge Brewer read the opir.
ion of the court, to which Justices Har-
Ian and Bradley briefly dissented