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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-12
LONG HORSEBACK RIDE.
A Pittsburger Goes Over the Mountains on
Kentucky Thoroughbred.

A Pittsburger Goes Over the Mountains on
Kentucky Thoroughbred.
Frank NJ. Turner, chief clerk to Superin-
tendent A. B. Starr, of the P. F. w. & G.
R. R., has undertaken very novel trip.
He left Pittsburg last Monday morning at 9
o'clock, mounted on Kentucky thorough
bred, for three weeks ride. He will visit
Chambersburg, the battlefield OF Gettysburg,
and Washington, D. c., where he expects to
remain few days. On his return he will
come via Cumberland, Uniontown, and
Connellsville. Since his departure he has
been heard from at Greensburg. Blue Rock,
Stogerstown, Everett, Bedford and McCon-
nells5urg.
He reports the delights of a horseba
trip and the scenery as something very
grand, indeed. He is making about 80
miles day, and expects to reach Pittsburg
on his return about the latter part of this
month.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-12
BEAVER A HOME RIVER.

Decision of Judge Acheson in the Little
Acme Boat Case.
Judge Acheson, of the United States
Court, yesterday handed down an opinion
in the cases of the claims against the steamer
Little Acme. The boat had been seized by
the Sheriff of Beaver county. who ran her
few days and then tied her up. The en-
ployes sued for their wages and the mer-
chants for the supplies furnished.
Judge Acheson decided that the employees
must look to the Sheriff for their wages, as
he had exceeded his powers. Concerning
the supplies, he held that the court had no
ju rsdiction, as it was domestic boat. trad
ing in home waters, and the acts of Assem-
bly, did not apply to the Beaver river.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-12
A Cure Sought in Vain.
By CABLE TO THE DISPATCH ]

LONDON, October 1I-Judge Gordon e.
Cole, of ST. Paul, Minn., died last night in
London. He came over recently Tor medi.
cal treatment for liver complaint. His
body has been embalmed and is now on the
Atlantic en- route TO the United States.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-12
z. c. C. C.

Sell the best overcoats in America for the
money. You can buy frst-class overcoat
for $40.
?. G. G. c.. PITTsBURG CoMBINA r1oN
CLOTHING COMPANY, cor. Grant and
Diamond sts., opp. the Court House.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-12

For a finely cut, neat-dtting suit leave
your order with Walter Anderson, 700
Smithfeld street. whose stock of English
suitingS and Scotch tweeds is the finest in
the market; imported exclusively for his
trade. su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-12
MINISTER L1NcoLNs MOVEMENTS.

Again Back in London After Visiting
American Barons in Scotland.
rBY CABLE TO THE DIsPArcH.l
LONDON, October 11.-Minister Lincoln
has returned to town after paying briet
series Of visits to some of his fellow country
men who have estates in Scotland. He visit
ed Mr.. Forbes-Leith at Eyvie Castle, Mr..
Ames Van Wart at Aldourie Castle, Inver-
ness, and Mr.. Bradley Martinez Balmacaan,
Inverness.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-12

MAGNIFICENT scenery, beautiful cos
tunes, enchanting music and the strongest
chorus ever heard in comic opera are among
the characteristics of the Pauline Hall
Opera Co. at the Grand this week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-12

DRESS GooDs-French camels hair,
cheviots, English serges and diagonals, ali
the new smooth and rugged effects in COM
plete color assortments.
TTSSu HUGUS & HACKE
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-12

AN argosy of beauty and grace is the
Pauline Hall Opera Company at the Grand
Opera House this week, 'Amorita" and
"Erminie."
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-12
THEIR MYSTERIOUS DEPARTURE.
No One Knows How Dillon and O'Brien Got
Out of Ireland.

DUBLIN, October I'LL is definitely
known that Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien
were not among the passengers who sailed
in the steamer La Bourgogne from Havre
for New York to-day. There is no reliable
information as to how they left the country,
but the theory that they went on board
yacht and boarded q steamer outside is a
tavorite one.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-12

BLANKETS AT S. 90 per pair; the greatest
value ever shown. Comortables from 81 80
each up. HUGUS & HACKE.
TTSSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-12
Ruptured People.

Trusses made to order and a perfect fl
guaranteed.
ARTIFICIAL LIMB MFG. Co.,
900 Penn ave-, near Ninthst, Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-12

ALL kinds Of furniture reupholstered.
su HAUGH & KEENAN,, 80 Water ct.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-12

THE popularity of Salvation Oil is not as
tonishing when we hear of its many cures.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-12

il h ued dbparm 2% % 70 him Eurshea
ad hdraa ha
big nd hB
he sane ddh HC IeiIue
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-12
FROM A NAVAL STANDPOINT.

Commodore Ramsey, who is at present
Acting Secretary of the Navy. said that at
present the matter was in too indefinite a
shape for him to venture an opinion upon
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-12
THE OLD-TIME CANAL,

"Now this survey was for the purpose of a
small canal, about six feet deep, like the
Erie canal before it was enlarged, and the
estimates made at that time for water sup
ply, etc., would not be OF much value in
the case Of the proposed canal. The whole
work would have to be gone over very care
fully again. But the maps might be Of
some use to the Commissioners, and as we
have the plates it would be an easy matter
and very inexpensive to have several copies
stricken off They include maps OF the Big
Bend of the Shenango, valley OF the Shen
ango, Big Beaver creek to the Ohio, canal
line from Pittsburg to the Big Beaver, from
Conneaut Lake to franklin by valleys of
the Little Conneaut and French creek,
feeder from French creek to Conneaut Lake,
and one from the end of the deep cut to
Lake Erie by way of Elk creek.
''The result of this survey was, If my men,
ory serves me, report in favor of the Con-
neaut route, with canal from the mouth OF
the Beaver to the mouth of the Elk, dis
tance of little more than 100 miles. But
even if they found enough water there then,
it does not follow that there would be
enough now for the greater depth of the
canal now contemplated, and as I said be-
fore the whole matter would have to be dis
cussed anew relative to the amount of water
obtoinable and the traffic. etc."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
Some Extra News.

The State Bar association meets at Put.
in'liay, July 10 and II,
The State Commandery OF the Red
Cross is In session al Akron,
A syndicate with immense capital ID 10
buy up all the photographic plants In the
United States,
Iowa will suffer from prohibition for
tw0 years more, The Legislature killed
the re'aubmiasion BILL
A story has been started that eE-preai-
dent Cleveland h gaining 25 pounds
month, and IL under ant'fat treatment
The city limits Of Youngstown will be
extended, the injunction being dismissed,
The Democratic council will redlstrlot the
city,
Elghty,two PreRbyterles have voted for
revision Of the confession, 40 against and
4 refused, The Indications for the two.
thirds vote are favorable,
A horrible affair occurred at Laporto,
Ind, A corpse foil out Of the coffin into
the grave, Theooiiln fell into tho grave,
tho body breaking the glass front,
The Loyal Legion At Philadelphia OBJ
served the 25th anniversary Of Llncoln'a
assassination, Expreadent Hayes was
the orator AZ Springfield memorial scr.
Vices were held,
just as the Mckinley bill was to be 70.
ported yesterday, the protest Of 10 Repub-
lloan members against the wool and sugar
schedules caused III withdrawal, and all
afternoon and evening tho committee
was In toarful session,
Andrew Campbell, the well known In
yentor and manufacturer Of printing
presses, was attacked by heart disease
while on the street In Brooklyn on Sum
day night An ambulance was called, but
Mr., Campbell died before he reached the
hospital, lie was 90 years Of age.
The discharge Of Pennsylvania con,
duotora has commenced on tho eastern
division Of the Panhandle, David Longen.
ecker, an old conductor being the first 10
30, Conductor Smith on the Fort Wayne
has been rolnstated, The charge h that
the knock down h really made In the
receivers Office by tearing OIL the excess
fare tags,
The election At Butte, Montana, was
for the selection Of seven aldermen and
mayor aud was victory for the Demo-
Gratis, Only one Republican was elected
and that by u majority Ola, The only
issue before the people was whether they
would sustain the action Of tho canvass.
Ing board In throwing out precinct "a In
late state election, The election was
under tho Australian law and proved
success,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
Robortavillo News.

RonERrsylLLE, April 10.
Mira, j, lIauport 10 on the alclI lst.
Emma Drown and Amelia Hauport arc
now In Canton,
Preaching In the Reformed church next
Sabbath NJ t0a,m.
DR.. u, o, Lobormnn, Of Canton, was In
town last week on business,
Our summer school began last week
with John Stonohill us teacher.
The homo Of Alvin Lotg has now two
additional occupants. They arc twin
boys,
John DovauX and wlfo expect 10 mako
their homo In our midst, and will live
near the depot.
Bon Schory has moved TO the west end
OF town and now lives In George Buch-
mans property,
Tho school election was held on Mon
day evening. James Monnhan was elect
cd ns the now Director, taking the place
Of Mr.. Reese, whose term had expired.
Rov. DR.. Iorbruch, Of Dayton, Ohio,
duly arrived last night and was greeted
with largo audience anxious 70 honr his
lecture on EGYPT and Polcstuo,n Tho
lecture was splondid and the audience
was highly pleased. II is an interesting,
witty and valuable lecture, DR., Herhruct
IN certainly an entertaining speaker and u
brilliant scholar and may well bo clnssod
na one who ranks high with the litorati
of Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
THE Y. M. d. y,
Take Action on tho Death Of Hon. gamuol
j, Randall.

Take Action on tho Death Of Hon. pRmuel
j, Randall.
The Canton Young Mons Democratic
Club held meeting last evening aud
took action concerning the death Of tho
distinguished statesman and leader by
adopting those roaolutlonai
The death Of Hon. Samuel j, Randall
IL To the Democratic party great daas.
ter His long career aa u politician and
public man ended without stain, Al.
though not nlwnya In harmony with his
party, hia opposition was never attributed
10 diahoneat or morconary motives, And
whom the hand OF death had graapod him,
no ceased not 20 labor for his party and
hla country until he was no more, There
fore bo II
RESOLVED, by the Young Mons Demo.
cratic Club OF Canton, Ohio, that In tho
death OF Hon. Samuel j, Randall, tho
Democratic party has lost one Of its best
friends and the nation one OF lla most
patriotic and exemplary citizens,
RESOLVED, That we admire his great
individuality, his honesty OF purpose and
his lncorruplibility aa statesman,
RESOLVED, That u copy Of those rcao-
lutlona bo inserted m tho minutes OF this
Club, and printed In the NEws'DEMooRAr,
ALLEN Cook,
&, W. PARSONS,
j, j, WHTACRE,
Committee,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
THE sPRIKn NEWS.
How tho Differences Are Being Discussed
In Various Cities.

IN various Slllph'
The Plttsburg railroad men Whopresent
cd seventeen items Of redress 10 the gen
eral railroad managers have not received
answers 40 yet, but will not strike until
the executive board Of tho Federated Order
Of Railroad Employees orders H. Most OF
the railroad officials are absent The
men gather In groups and omlnously dis
oussed the situation, The Plttsburg Dis
patch outlines the matter thus
40 show how carefully and thoroughly
the employees have considered every do
tail Of the matter, the following plans
were dlyulged by ono OF the men last
night, He aaidi
NThere are az present a9O yard men ON,
plOyed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
company IN Plttahurg Should q strike
occur We VIII use every means 70 protect
the property Of tho company, The yard
men will be divided into two gangs Of HOl
each, One gang will be on duty during
the day and the other AZ night, The men
will be Instructed 10 permit none but rail-
roadera upon the oompany'a property,
Should the company object 20 this, the
guards, who will be armed, will be with
drawn, We are determined that the
bloody scenes Of lh7 will not be repeated,
Should the Philadelphia troops be ordered
out they Will be stopped ~ Derry, All
our plans have been carefully studied,
aud should we airlke every man will know
his business, We will lot the police guard
the property onthlde the railroad limita,n
In a little room Ia DeahOn'a Hotel, last
night, sat the members OF the Grievance
Committee, auNloualy awaiting the
receipt OF telegramirqm President Rob
erlH, The men stated that N the answer
was not favorable 20 them they would
telegraph at once for Vice President
Sweeney, of the Federated Order OF Rail-
way employees, who IN Ia Chicago, Mr.,
Sweeney will come 20 Plttaburg aud with
the Grievance Committee will visit the
Pennsylvania oiilolala, II necessary lac
will 90 10 Philadelphia and Interview
President ltOberia OF the company la
case hG h unable 20 make a satisfactory
settlement Of the trouble, he will tcle'
graph for the Supreme Council Of the
Federated body, Tho three members
who will likely come are u, T., Sargent,
president, Frank Sweeney ylce presl.
dent aud H. A, O'Shen, general aeore,
lnry and treasurer II the members OF
the Supreme council fall 10 effect "a settle.
ment they will order the strike,
Eight hundred carpenters AT lndlan-
apolla have struck for eight hours aud 30
cents per hour, They met and adopted
precautions against bringing In non union
men, III Chicago all building 10 Ia q state
Of paralysis,
Nineteen ladders Rt the Eberhnrd Co.'S
works, Cleveland, have gone out aud 80
have the furnace aud roll mon Ut the Otis
steel works, Thero IN threatened strike
among tho U, s. Express oomphnya om-
ployoa because Of q rumOred wage 40.
ductIOn May lot. AZ Utica, N, V, the mon
ON tho Central talk Of striking,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
(. VERY BRIEF.
Local Matters OF tho Day Boiled
Down.
Interesting News Notes shOrn OF Amy
Possible VerbOaity,

Ask your grocer for SHAKER SOAR
The assessors started to work thli
morning,
Edward llerbruek, Of Dayton, was In
the city last evening,
Sarah Koons has been appointed exec
utrlH Of the estate Of Lewis Rooms, late Of
Canton,
A large crowd Of stockholders Of the
Valley Railway went 10 Cleveland this
morning,
Marriage licenses we're granted thia
morning 10 Judd Il, Porter and bertha
Winold, of Massillon,
Fred lleiman who went 10 Switzerland
last December, returned from his trip lasl
evening hale and hearty,
Judge Bawcett this morning appointed
Samuel Wolf executor OF the estate Of
James Allen, late OF Sugar Creek town
ship,
lThe old aplre Of ~, Johns Catholic
church ia being torn down, In order IA
make room for q new one 10 be erected al
once,
Marriage licenses were granted Ia
Jonas Behmer and Mary Rowland, yes
terday The contracting parties are Of
Canton,
The Cleveland 4 Canton has reduced
lta suburban rates. Monthly tickets 70
I Newburg are now sold ~ the rate Of ~
cents for the trip,
Mr., Harvey Fesaler, Of Lebanon Pa, Ii
ylaltlng his brother George u, Beasler, In
this city lie likes Canton and may CON
elude TO remain here,
Tho Ladies' Branch OF the Turner So
olety will hold dime social AZ the resi-
denoe Of VIM, Rommoll on Friday even.
Ing, Instead Of Thursday, aa heretofore
announced,
Al llafer'a smiling countenRnco h again
seen az the clerks desk ~ tho lluriord
House, ile and Mr., Matthews will altor-
nate on tho day turn, and will make an
oblIgiug team,
II h thought the Grand Army Band gift
concert will be given about May 10, Any
one desiring chance on drawing the
earth for 81 should purchase tloketa now,
aa they are going fast,
AZ about o o'clock this morning the
clerk AZ the Hotel Conrad was frightened
by drunken Intruder, aud rrIaod an
alarm Of burglary. Officer McC0rt 70.
sponded and soon had the mystery solved,
No further applications will be oonald.
cred by Auditorolect Lolohot, for deputy
audltorahIpa, aa q brand new deputy audi
tor arrived NJ Mr., Lolohot'a residence, on
Lake street, this morning. Father mother
aud son are reported doing nicely
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
Saturday, Tho l7lh day OF May,
SHERIFF SALE.

A. Taylor a Son OfdOr ot sale
vs. : stark COUNTY Common
Jacob =, snyder ctal rlvaa Court
NY virtue VI an order NJ sale, Issued by tho oOrh
OF the court VI common pleas Of stark county o., IN
tho above action, aud 10 me directed, VIII offer Tor
sale NJ public uutcfy M tho door VI the court
house. In the city of Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of May, 1890,
the following described real estate t0.wl situate
I'm the township " Marlboro, county " stark ana
state uf ONO aud known 90 lUtn number Y, ana
%, IN the town Of New nnlllm0i D In said county,
Also lot " land lying southeast ~ said town
New Hrtimurt, IN said township aud county, ana
adjoining said lot above described, tho same being
about The HHu uf the village ltt,
Appraised NJ tHj9
sale to commence NJ 1 o'clock y, m, rorma--
Cash,
q. a, KntDER, shorlh
BALDWIN n Suigtpa, AN'yG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
Tho X. Of p. Excursion.

Tho excursion 10 Cleveland last night
Of Lily and Buckeye lodges Of the
knights Of Pythas was pleasant one In
every way. The object Of the trip was to
attend the session Of Lake Shore lodge on
the West Side, whore three candidates
were worked In the third rank, Tho cx'
orcises were very fine and the knights
were highly pleased with the trip, The
party consisted OF S3 persons. They ar.
rived IN Canton on n special train nt
o'clock this morning,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
EdItora in ,rrouble.

TOLEDO, o., April lG,-lSpociol,l For
somo time the Commercial has been
making war on the natural gus trustees
charging them with being crooked, They
appealed to tho grand Jury, and to-day
Edtor-n-Chcf Boyle aud City Editor
Cochran were indicted for criminal libel,
Sensational developments are looked for
In tho trial TO follow. Tho Commercial
claims II can provo all the charges made.
II IL generally claimed that the Standard
Oh company owns the Commercial,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
TO HONOR JHPFnReoN.

Tho Y, M. ID. o. viii Give Danoo on
Thomas Joiioraon'a Birthday,
The Y. NJ. d. G. will celebrate tho ami.
vcrsary Of Thomas Jclrerson'a birthday
on Thursday evening April II, by giving u
grand social soiroo In thor hall on East
TuscarNwaa stooct Prior 10 the dance
there will be short literary exercises
John V, Carr will read paper ON "Tho
Duties Of Citilcnn and Mr., A Me-
Grcgor In short talk will culogzo the
life and character Of jefferson. Tho liter.
nry exercises will begin promptly at 8
o'clock, dancing ut S!i6.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
Still In Aboyauoo.

WASHINGTON, April l6.-[Spcclnl.l j.
Tho tariff bill was not presented on nc
couut Of the sixteen Republicans who sent
a protest to the Ways and Means COM
mittco against the wool and sugar schcd-
ulos, Thor demand for an Increase Of
from two and onc.hOlG to three and nine
tonths cents on carpet woods and % per
cent reduction on the sugar duty Is still
holding the committee,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
eheuld bo 4 ooommodntnd.

ST, Louis, April lO,-[Spcciol, MANS.
field King was arrested here for stealing
horse and whom taken to the four courts
confessed that he murdered and robbed q
man named Carter, In Rollo oounty,sovon
years ago. Ho said that over since he
committed the crimo he has bocn haunt
ed by bleeding spectre OF tho victim.
llo hopes he will be hanged In order to
escape tho horrible torture he has bocn
suffering night and day, since he commit
ted the crime. llo has twice tried TO COM
init suicide.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
A plohsanl RnprIao.

About fifty young friends OF Mr., Abort
Schott ogrocobly surprised him at his
homo last night, corner North Cherry
street and Lawrence avenue, being the
occasion Of his Eighteenth birthday, In.
strumcntol aud vocal music, dancing and
card playing were the chief social pas.
times of the evening. An elegant lunch
was served about 10 o'clock after which
the guests departed wishing the host
mnny hnppy relnrns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
woMAN's SUFFRAGE.
peolal Meeting OF tho Canton Association
YhnInrdAY Afternoon.

bpeoihl mootlnH OF tho Nhhtoh hhhoolhtloh
Yesterday Afternoon.
AZ called meeting OF the Woman'a
Suffrage association In the assembly
room, City Hall, yesterday afternoon u
lottor was read from Mira. Elwoll, prcsi-
don't Of the State Suffrage Association In
wiling the Canton society TO bo represent
cd NJ the State convention 10 bo held In
Maaaillon near the middle Of May, and
requested that one Of the members bo ap-
pointed 20 read u pap0r on that occasion.
A motion prevailed that the society bo-
como auxiliary 10 tho state organization
and the president was instructed 10 for
ward dues 10 the State treasurer, That
action cnttloa the association 70 delegates
In the State convention and tho following
lndoa were appointed ~ auchi Mrs.
Hnrtaol, Mrs, barry, Mrs. Thuraton, Maa
Goodwill, Mrs. Miller. Altornatoa woro
aolectod, and Mrs, Erwin was appointed
OaanyIat,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
rlvn uomn.eoohorn, nronrnIonn.

During the months Of April, May, Sop.
tcmbor, and October, 1890, II you doalrc
TO 40 West and become wealthy, avail
yourself Of the extremely low rates nn-
nouncod for those excursions, via Chlca-
rnioa and detailed information call upon
toltot agents, or addroae
j. A, GRANGER,
Ohio Passenger Agent, 20 Clifton Build
ing, Columbus, Ohio. al0L.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17

A very entertaining progressive ouohrc
party was given by Miss Louisa Balm at
her residence No. 3O7 East TuscNrnwns
street last evening. Miss Hanson and
Phil Weber took the highest honors while
Miss Biochcle and Ed. Welsh distinguish.
cd themselves as boobies, Refreshments
were served and general good tmo was
hn1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
enIt For PornonaI Iniurlon.

A petition has boon filed In common
pleas court by Adolo Doomory against the
city Of Canton. Tho petition atatos that
while the plaintiff was walking along q
plankwalk on the southeast corner Of
East Tonth street at Cherry, by reason OF
negligence on the part Of tho city 10 re-
pair said walk aho foil and dialocntod her
left shoulder and incurred damages TO
horaolf 20 the amount OF 81 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
FELL FROM A HOUSE.

Hiram Koonts, OF Sparta, Moota With a
Horrible Eall,
This morning at about ten o'clocl,
whllo somo men were NJ work painting
thonow StrNyor residence on West Tus.
caravans street, u man by tho nOmo Of
Hiram Koontz, residing at Sparta tainted
and foil TO the ground below distance OF
IL feet, llo Nllghtcd ON his foot and broke
his loft ankle Just below the ltnoo. He
also dlalocatcd an ankle Joint, llo was car
rlcd into the house whore DR., A. II. Wal
kor reduced the fracture, Tho man SUI.
forod intense pain.