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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
40 qHn FnHIgnNqIARY.

aiH Criminals From stark County Taken
10 Oolumbua'..M N urdsrsr ropp heareta
that He 10 Not One Of Them,
"Get ready said Turnkey Rlgler 10 the
prisoners In tho second story Of theeoung
fail this morning, II was tho time 10
march six prisoners 10 the Ohio Peniten'
tlary. Officers Geo, Jacobs, Al, SMALL
field, Of Canton, j., n, Brown and Officer
Thomas Hagan, Of MasaIllon, we're detall'
cd as deputies by Sheriff Krider The
hand cuffs we're taken up stairs by the OF
heera when Turnkey lllRler gave the
word, Officer Hagan paid particular az
tention 10 Moran, lie was found IN his
cell almoat nude, aa he had torn all the
clothing from his person, Yesterday he
broke 10 pieces his chair and concealed
the legs IN his cot whore they were after
wards found, A shirt and pair Of irous-
ers we're given him but le put them on
with reluctance, He was fastened % Jack
Mcclure Of Maaalllon who seemed 10 en-
Joy the sport,
While The candidates were being dress'
ed Tor their trip, Popp, tho alleged muir
derer, said, "BOr tho last "a hours the fel'
lows who are going 10 tho penteptlary
have been raislng an awful racket, | Wlth
was going along with lhem,h
Tie prhOnefa being ready they were
marched down Bifth street 70 tho O., q, a
S, depot, Moran and Mcclure went With
out hats and headed the proiehhlon, OF
hoer Hagan, the victim Of MCran'a bullet,
was his haAailanpa escort AMI had with
him the revolver with which the deed was
done, Following IL the liat Of PelaOnere
with their crimes and tlmei Mlnhfel
yearai VIM. Huif, burglary, yeari j, q.
Mcclure, forgery | yearl John MeGulre,
burglary, 1 yearj Joseph Dfuekonbrode,
burglary, yearai Chah. Nepp, burglary,
lh mOHth6,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
LOUIS BoHAnFnR DEAD.

A Weli.Known Canton Young Man Dies
In Toledo.--Funeral Tomorrow After
noon,
Mr.. l., NJ. shaefer, Jr,, son Of the late
Louis Sohaefer, ST., and official reporter
for the Stark aud Carroll county courts,
died Saturday evening AT . o'clock, at
Toledo, OF heart disease, aged 80 years.
The remains we're brought 10 this city
this morning and taken TO the residence
Of Judge W. II. Day on North Market
street. The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon AZ 2i30 o'clock, services
NJ the house, Rev. MI. Harpater, OF the
Trinity Lutheran church, will oiilclate.
Intermont AZ Woatlawn.
Mr., Sohaefer, as stated above, was oiil-
clal reporter OF tho court OF common
pleas, and held that position ton years up
10 the time Of his death, He was held In
the Highest esteem by all who knew him
and was an exemplary young man. Ho
was said 10 be one Of the most expert re-
pOrtera Of shorthand In this section OF tho
state,
Mr.. Schaofor had been III for some time,
hla official duties being conilnlng bring
Ing on disease Of the heart A meeting OF
the Canton Bar Association viii be held
this afternoon In the court house 10 pass
resolutions upon his death.
The Stark County Bar Association hold
q meeting In common pleas court room
No, 1 this afternoon, Judge Peaao was
elected chairman and Atlee Pomereno
aeoretary. A committed Of three, consist
Ing OF Jules Whiting, Austin Lynch aud
ChaA. Il. Miller was appointed 10 make
tho necessary arrangements for aucnd-
Ing the funeral In a body A committee
on resolutions consisting OF Jno. G. Wolty,
Judge Mong, Atloo Pomcronc, Judge
Thnycr aud q. G. Bow, were appointed.
An adjournment was takon until to'mor-
row afternoon at 100 o'clock,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
OUR MAssILLoN LETTER.

MAasILLoy, o., June 8,
The city council met last night, The
engineer reported tho cost Of improving
w, fremont street aa $1,000. An orll.
nance was passed establishing grade on
tho street. The tax levy for tho year was
placed ~ eleven mills, the highest amount
allowed by law, and Clio higher than last
year. An ordinance 10 borrow 5000 for
street Improvement IN anticipation Of the
revenue was passed, Tho streets 20 DO
improved are the SILK road, State, Ere.
mont Wellman street. The contract for
furnishing sewer pipe was awarded 20 w,
j, Oberlln, he being the lowest bidder,
Tho Wollman street matter was finally
settled by the purchase of David Stephan
projecting strip OF land for sl75. Minor
improvements decided upon were Side.
walks on the west side OF Akron, from
Cherry north repairing sidewalk on south
side OF Thorn atreeti laying tagging on
West Fremont street. improving Rich.
ylllo Avenue aud East street buying
now road acraporj Sidewalks on the west
side OF Mil street, from North 10 Cherry
curblng and gutter both sldoa OF center,
Ex-oounly surveyor Hall Addressed the
council on lluahlng tanks and tho body
adjourned for ono week,
Mr., Andrew BoornCr had the mlsfor.
tuno yesterday Of breaking the small bone
OF his Log Above the ankle, In alighting
from buggy on Plum street.
Miss Mary Dillon entertained frionda
at hor homo on Wator street last night.
Tho ladies Of 50, Joscph's church will
give q social at tho residence OF II, Pile,
Friday evening,
Tom Higgins, the fireman Injured In
yesterdays collision, h getting bottor and
will recover Tho doctor cut oil the In
lurod mombor above tho knee yesterday
Russell Il Co. manufactured 40 farm
engines during the past month. This IL
i've moro than was ever made before In
ono month and breaks tho record.
A ludorous incident happened NJ
last nights council meeting. The coun.
ell meets In q room over the city prison
aud ono OF the prisoners became obatrop'
orous and made such an Internal noise
that the council had 70 adjourn, llC was
finally quoted by turning the hose on
him.
John Kohl and wife are visiting friends
In Canton,
j. II, Dunn returned TO New York this
morning.
Miss Ella Barry, Of Now Philadelphia,
returned homo after visiting Mr.. and Mrs
l. l.. Arnold for several days.
Mrs. Tom Thumb at the opera house
tonight,
@. II. Bolfour and family leave for Port.
land, Oregon, noXt week, whore ho has
accepted position ~ church organisL
The alarm Of fire was sounded at 70 |
O'Clock and the fire department was called |
Anson Ponso, formerly occupied by JOS.
Apt, The damages amounted 10 $500,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
wouNpnp ANp Roppnp.

A Canton Man Falls Among Thieves In
Tolodo---3truok With an Iron Bar aud
Robbed OF s2oo.
A man named Charles Wilson IL await
Ing trial NJ the police station says the To-
lodo Blade. llo was brought from Find
lay last night by Detective Carow, who
locked him up on suspicion. A man
named Henry Wornta, Of Canton, says he
knocked him down on the corner Of La
fayotto and Huron streets late last Thurs
day evening and robbed him OF over $780,
This afternoon jennie Arnold, woman
from Bindlny, was arrested by Detective
Carow on suspicion OF being concerned In
the robbdry, She was first seon with
Wilson, then with Worntz and, aftor tho
robbery, with Wilson again.
Wilson struck his victim twice on the
back OF the head with an Iron bar two
foot long, and inflicted fearful wound.
This bar Is In the possession Of tho police.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Horse Notoa.

Big day at Torro lautc, Ind, yoatcrday.
Four thousand persons saw the races
Sunol trottod q y in 33A seconds, q 2il5
gait Tho 2;28 trot was won by Nutmeg,
by Nutwood, best time 2!22h, NcttIo won
second money and Frank u. was dis.
tanccd. Only three starters. Tho 2i32
trot had three stortcrSi won by Joe East
man by Robert McGrcgor, Wonoland
second, Kate u. distancod; best tlmo
2;2OH, Called Back won tho 2i50 trot
Soc second, Kolusa third bost time 2i3Gh.
Abraham Goldberg went TO Clovo.
land this morning TO see his trot-
tcrs and PAGERS In John Splan's hands.
They will bo honod up fast mile to-day
and We hope TO have a report Of timo TO-
morrow.
DR.. Phillips will be compelled TO sell
one OF his horses, on account Of being un.
safe around the electric cars,
Tho races at Eric Pom. opened yostcr.
day with good attendance. Joslyn,
q brown geldng from Michigan, won the
800 race; best time 2ii. Tho half milo
running race was won by brown stallion
from Geneva, Pao called Chorlici time
5iA and ~ seconds.
The crowd ut the Derby was enormous,
There were eight starters. The winner
won $4,000,
The Kansas City races were postponed
Friday on account Of the rain,
Mr.. John Wells has returned from To.
ledo, whore he inspected several fine trot-
ters.
Al Meadvillc, Penn, Friday, vesposlon
won the 2i26 trot IN straight heats, best
time 2;2Oh, The other race was for run.
nors flve-eighths Of mile, won by Clou.
tarf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Robortavlllo Nows.

RoDERrsv1LGB, June 3.
On last Thursday evening, aftor the sun
had disappeared bohInd tho western hori-
zon, several persons gathered at the
pleasant homo Of Mr., Frederick Mayors,
near Paris, 10 spend an evening Of moro
than ordinary momont. Tho evening was
beautiful one, Tho stars all oamo out
10 have peep and all declared II q most
fitting time for the meeting OF two hearts
In the holy bond Of matrlmony. Accord
ingly Mr.. Orlando Walker, ono Of Miner
vas model young mon, and Miss Mary
Mayors, wcll-known by her many friends
90 lady OF nmlablo qualities and noble
character, were united aa ono by the pas.
or,Rcv.A. Gonsor. Az tho close Of tho cor
omony the happy couple with their FAM
lily friends wcro led TO table spread with
luxurious profuslona 70 which the most
fastdlous opIcuran could tako no cxcep-
tIon. On Friday morning they took the
train for Cleveland, whore they expected
10 spend at least wopk OF the honey
moon. May llfo's richest blessings fol-
low thom oil through tholr journey TO
llfo's end may tholr future bo uncloudod
and 90 bright Os tho hour which celebrat-
cd thoir union.
Lizzie Combs visited in Canton over
Sabbath.
Samuel Kline and daughter Ora, were
callers In town last week.
Frank Dovoaux placed ilne now coat
Of paint on Gothol Blntz's house last week.
Married, at the Reformed parsonage on
last Saturday ovoning, May 3igt, by Rev.
A. Gonser, Mr.. Ira s. Wolf and Miss
Alice Hardy, both Of near Robortsvillo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Tonohorn, mrournIon 10 a., Paul.

Tho National Educational association
and Council OF Education have decided 10
hold their noxt annual convention NJ St,
Paul, Mimi, July 4 to Ill 800.
The meeting occurs NJ the most fayora-
bic season OF the year In cool and do
llRhtful climate, and In q region OF coun-
try possessed OF tho greatest historic, geo
logic and soonic interest, Aside from tho
intellectual and social advantages OF tho
meeting itself, all are insured q pleasant
vacation nt small expense.
The committee appointed 10 arrange
for the excursion Of the tcachers from
Ohio 10 81. Paul NJ the time OF the annual
meeting OF the national association mot
at Alliance on Saturday, March 3, and
adopted the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST.
Paul railway aa the Official route for the
Ohio teachers going 10 81. Paul.
II In Tho desire OF the State Manager
that superlntondenta and principals will
cooperate with tho committee and try 70
induce as many teachers and their friends
as possible TO Join tho cxcuraion which
has boon arranged for by this line.
For circulars giving full and detailed IN
formation address Professor @. Q, David
son, State Manager, Alliance, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
A plnln rownnhip Wedding.

Last Thursday evening, May 20, some Of
the relatives and friends Of the contract
ing parties gathered at the homo OF Mr..
Jacob Essig, In Plain township, to witness
tho marriage Of Mr., Noah Zoiter Of Cam
ton, and Miss Cora Il, Essig, The core-
mony took place at p. m. and was SOL
cmnizcd by Rov, j, Il. Eahs Of Canton.
Aftor hearty congratulations, they all par
took OF u sumptuoua ropast. The happy
couple were the recipients Of many useful
presents, The guests loft at u late hour,
wishing all happiness and prosperity 20
the newly married couple who will make
their future home In Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

Kabo never works up or
down or breaks. II il does
In a year, you shall have
your money back from the
store where you bought your
corset.
The steels may break
the best OF steels have their
limits Of strength. But Kabo
has no breaking-limit; II
doesn't break at all.
And the Kabo corset is
perfect In form,
The store has a primer on
Corsets for you.
oaioiSo oOnaFr co., chicago ana Hsw YORK
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
A HIGHLY SWELL WEDDING.
A Daughter Of tho Bonanza King Fair
Woda Now York German.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Junoi,-lSpoclOl,l !
"A highly swell wedding takes place hero
tonight, The bride Is Miss Tcssio Fair,
daughter Of Senator Fair, and the groom
Herman Oolrich OF New York, San Fran.
cisco has never before seen such on OK.
ponsivc wedding. A largo pavilion has
bcon erected on the grounds and adioin-
ing the house, whore chorus Of 200 vol.
cos will sing wedding songs, and whore u
pipo organ has beon placed to play the
wedding march. Tho brldo's trosscau Is
said 10 have cost 100000, her wedding
veil about $1,000. Senator and Mrs, Fair
are divorced, but will occupy separate
seats At the wedding supper. Tho Sona.
tor will give away the bride.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
A Now Roilroad For Canton.

II is stated on the best authority that
eastern capitalists have taken hold Of the
long contemplated limo Of railway the
New York, Marion and Chicago between
New Lisbon and Marion, and that the
road will positively be built this summer;
win pass through Canton, and work has
been commenced at Marion to finish II to
New Lisbon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
NAVARRO ITEMS.
Council Proooodings.--C Notes.
Memorial Day Services.

moWollhl bb9 pNENlVVbs
Especial Correspondence Of News.pomooraD
NAVARRO, May 81.
The village council met In special sos
sion last Thursday morning.
twas decided 10 lot Prof. Howe Of In
danapola experiment here with his new
chemical fire engine,
The case Of the State OF Ohio w David
Braddly, for murdorously aasaulting Link
Custer, was brought before Mayor Biddlo
yesterday afternoon, He was bound over
In the sum OF $500.
A great many Of our citizens went 10
Cleveland yesterday TO attond the Gar
field memorial exercises.
DrIlcrs are engaged In prospecting for
coal for Keller 4 Warwick on the farm Of
Stephen ALBANIAN north OF town,
Memorial Day was well observed yos-
torday, Navarro Drum Corps, Miller Post,
cx.Soldicra and Sailors, little boys and
girls bearing wrcaths and flowers, Sons
OF Veterans, Rescue Hook aud Ladder
Co. In uniform, Daughters Of Votranp, cit
i1ona IN general all took part Gen. Shor-
wood delivered the oration.
Floral decorations were placed on all
soldiers graves at the Lutheran, Catholic
and Union cemeteries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
MYaTnRIoUs DmAPPBARANon
or Edward uFoVemiller--'Haa been Miss.
ing linoe March l1...A hLranRe Case,

or Edward uFoVemiller..sfiaa neen Miss.
ing Since March l7''-A Strange Case,
Edward Groyemller, lad 10 years old,
disappeared suddenly on the morning OF
81, Patrlok'a day March II, and has not
been heard OF since then, lie lived with
his mother on the Maaalllon road, about
four miles west Of Canton, On Monday
morning, March n, he started TO school
40 usual, taking his lunch Ia Tin bucket,
Failing 10 return that evening, Inquiry
was made aud Il was learned that ho had
not been near the school house that day.
The next day his dinner bucket was found
In the orchard at hla home.
A young man named Rob Egel, a milk
peddler, saw the boy coming TO Canton
that morning. He said he would not
have noticed him but for Groyemlllor'a
pleasant aalutaton, "llello Rob,n Fur
thor inquiry developed the fact that the
boy had previously drawn from bank In
Canton all the money he had 10 his credit,
about $40,
Although dilIgont Inquiry has been
made, aud police officials In all the cities
and prominent towns have been notified
to watch for the lad and send information
Of him 10 his mother nothing has been
learned OF him and the last person known
TO have seen him ID the milk poddler
above mentioned.
His mother stated TO q NEws.DEMOoRAT
reporter this morning that Edward had
been q well.bchayed boy and until the
time ho left had given hor no trouble, He
was largo for Ills age but had been III and
was not very strong, lo had never ox-
pressed desire TO leave homo aud al
ways aeomcd contonted and happy,
Mrs, Groyomillor IN completely az q loss
10 explain his absence, and " taking the
matter seriously She said she would pay
handsomely for any information that will
throw light upon her sons mysterious dis
appearance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
TIM COD FISHERIES
or Nowfoundland-.-w What a Fronoh Cap-
tain says--.Now Foundland Wants 10
Join tho u, n,


New YORK, juno i,--[Spociol.1 1-Thc
Herald has special from Sydney, Now
Brunswick, giving an interview with Com.
monder Marquis of the French wpr ship,
Andles. He says he don't understand the
commotion being made by the New Found
lH' fishermen. Tho French have had
rights there for 200 years. Here
'hon fishermen trcspassod on
round the English vessels re-
H. iom. There was no English vcs-
1t this season and o French vessel
work. He declares there Is no oc-
non for tho action Of New Foundland
authorities In pettioning the home gov
ernment, and thinks II is only manifos-
tation Of desire to join the U. S. govern
ment
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

Ask your grocer for SHAKER SOAP
Manlas Ream, Of harlyIle, ID In the
city.
Constable slaGle is In Plain and Lake
Townships to-day,
Misses Josie ferbruek and Alice Duehle
and Mrs, George lelgler are IN Oanabura
today,
Joseph Paul and Elizabeth Mong, Of
Masslllon, we're granted a license TO wed
to-day
Licenses 10 marry have been granted
Edward Frank and Katie Haldet, Of Bar
ryaYllle,
Marriage licenses have been granted 10
George O, Dauaherty and Iona A, Swari,
Of Masslllon,
w, Delap, q we'll known resident OF Oa'
nabuFg, 10 In town today circulating
among his friends
Mr. Nd. Walker, Of Navarro, will be a
candidate for recorder before tho coming
county convention,
s. n. Geib, OF Hartyille, has been ap,
pointed administrator Of the estate Of the
late Solomon M. Miller.
Mrs. Phil Alkens, Dr., Of Canton, 10 Wis
ltIng Me-, aud Mrs, Phil Alkena, sr,, Of
Market alreet,-Alllance Leader,
Married al Minerva, May 20, by Rev,
IL. n..lH I.Iu a NNaIifaH aud Mlaa
Alice A. Mohahan, all OF Minerva,
Ralph Amber, kaqn Of Canton, Ia en-.
gagged IN the hearing Of case before
Madison Trail this afternoon.-Alllanee
Review Tueaday,
Members Of school district No. Z, at
Paris, will please take notice that on ao-
count Of the late fire AZ the residence Of
Justice RInRle, he will be unable 10 attend
the exercises 10 he given by that body
Saturday, June 7lh.
", L. McDermlt OF ieO East Seventh
street, was this morning arrested by Con.
stable Rebholtl, on a warrant sworn out
by Truant Onloer Willis, for not sending
hla son Harry 10 school, ie will have hla
hearing before Justice wettach this even.
Ing pt 7 o'clock.
There Ia a rumor that the following
queailona have been added 10 the census
enumerator'a llsi OF inquiries, 1. "To
what extent are YOU indebted to your lo-
cal newspaper 2. Don'tyou feel aaham-
cd OF youraolf3'-Alllanoe Leader,
William Young was arrested by Con.
stable Weber yesterday and taken before
Justice Relaner laatnlRht on complaint Of
Truant Officer Willis, for not sending his
son 10 school. Upon trial he was found
guilty and paid the fine aud costs.
Ia ~ possible that our streets are 10 ro.
main In the present deplorablo condition
all summer, with no effort TO MI up the
hundreds OF disease breeding mud holca,
and to remove the tons on tons OF niger
heads stones, some OF which are aa large
aa q four gallon IuR9
The Canton street railroad company Ia
the subject Of criticism because OF infer
lor equipment and unreasonable noise
created by tho motors, In Cleveland, Gin
olnnati and elsewhere, electric cars are
operated with loaa noise than cable cars.
--Masalllon independent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
MIR, LYNCH BUYS A RAILROAD.
And tho Now Combine WIN Have a Trunk
Limo 10 Chicago.

Andtho NOW COMBINE VIII hRvo trunk
Line 10 Chicago.
Attorney w. A, Lynch, Of Canton, has
purchased the American Midland II, R,
twcnty'throo miles long, formerly called
the New York, Mahonlng & Western. Mr..
Lynch paid $4,000, and thereby made
over $4,000, as the road Ia said TO be
cheap at 100000, Mr.. Lynch says the pur.
chase was for w. c, Dornin, Of New York,
but as ho Ia Interested In the Pittsburg,
Akron and Western Il II suspected tho
purchase Of the Midland was In the inter.
est Of the owners Of that line, which
Andrew Carnegie the PlttsburR iron mil.
lionairc, is In, Tho object Of the purchase
10 10 construct a grand trunk line between
plttsburg and Chicago, which will be AZ
least 90 miles shorter than any other
route. Tho company will have TO build
connections from Akron TO FindlOy and
work on this IL already In progress. From
Findloy, the Midland will be used to III.
Wayne, and from that city now line Is TO
be built into Chicago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
A Proachor on Trial,

Tho case Of Rov. VIM, Artcs, u well
known colorcd divine Of Alliance, and
Lexington township orator, was called In
Probate court this morning. lie Ia charg-
ed with undue familiarity with persons Of
tho opposite sex, and quito delegation Is
hcro as witnesses. He Ia represented by
Attorney Roach. Ono witness was exam
lnod this morning. Tho testimony Ia OK
tremoly sensational, and would furnish
food for the Alliance gossip
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
A Valuable Invention.

A new dial laying machine, invented by
Foreman Buchanan, OF tho Elgin National
Watch Company, was tested last week
and accomplished all that was expected
of II. Tho machine will lay'7,00O dlals an
hour, and with II one girl win be able 10
do tho work OF about twenty mon. by u
now process the under surface Of G,0OO
dlals can bo onanolod In one hour, and tho
cost OF dial production will be reduced
nearly ono .-IJowolors' Weekly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
ANOTHER FATAL CYCLONE.

Blk People Killed At bradshaw, Nebraska.
LINCOLN, Nobp nol,-lSpoelal, Tho
journal has special saying that the town
Of Bradshaw, ifty miles west Of hero, was
swept away by a cyclone last night Six
people were killed and twenty-five
wounded. A vast amount ofpropcriy was
destroyed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
THAT NnpRAsKA CYCLONE.
No Confirmation Of tho Reported Calam-
IVY NJ bradshaw, Nebraska,

CHICAGO, Ill.,, June a. lSpoclal.l-
Thoro Ia no confirmation Of tho reported
destruction Of Bradshaw, Ncb,, by q
cyclone last night, but the town can't bo
reached by wire. II IL known that dc.
otructiyo storm swept Nebraska and great
damage was done. The water Is very high
and all trains are delayed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
aeneyra is Bplioed,

CmoAGo, June Special, THE we'd.
ding Of Geneyra u. Johnston, the oelebra.
ted singer, and DR., Rufus Winfield DIahop
was celebrated to-day In the Plymouth
church, In which Miss Johnston sings,
Mr. Charles Hubbard, Of Plttsburg, acted
40 groomaman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
The Louisiana Lottery Chaps About to Try
the Quay Method ON North Dakota.

NEw YoRR, June i,-lSpecal, T. The
Times has a special from Bismarck, North
Dakota, saying Louisiana lottery agents
are swarmIng In the State and will spend
five million dollars TO elect q governor
and Legislature favorable 10 granting q
charter 10 the lottery.