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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
hobortayllIo Nowa.

RonERTsviLLE, April 1.
Our primary election was hold on last
Saturday, TIL Shcatslcy, j, Sautters,
Horny Gipo, Jr,, and Philip Kline, Jr.,
were out for trustees, Till Shoatslcy was
nominated. Robert Shcaror IL the candl.
date on the Republican ticket, A. Robart
and Chauncoy Smith were out for clerk /
Robart was nominated. Ed zlnningor ia
the candidate for assessor, Harmon An
thony IL the candidate for assessor on tho
Republican ticket,
John Dovoaux aud Sadie Spranllo were
married at the Reformed parsonage, by
Roy. Gonsor, on Tuesday evening, March
25th.
Lotto Lott, accompanied by his cousin
Madison Lotz, Of Corrollton, was nt home
ovOr Sunday.
Dave Bolllngor, our genial landlord,
mado y business trip 10 Cleveland, on
Monday.
DR., Mossmorc, afior an extended visit
at Brooburg, returned homo on Monday
Mrs. Lou Drumb, OF West Salem, o., 10
tho guest OF Mrs Rov, Corners.
Sam Blino,loNded his household goods
Monday and will locate In Canton.
George Buchanan has traded property
with j. Sauttors,
Burloy Eckorman moved on tho j. Stone
hill place on tho lst.
Joseph Farmer moved on tho Bakcl
farm on the lst,
Ben Schory 10 just recovering from an
attack Of the Ia grippe.
Tho third lecture will be given on Tues.
day eyonlng, April 10Th, subject; Egypt
aud PolCstino,h by Rev. DIR. HorbruclS, OF
Day ton, q,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
BOLD AND DARING.

Tho Residence Of W. ". eohlabaoh Entor.
cd IN Broad Daylight and Valuablor
TAkon,
bold aud daring daylight robbery wai
committed sometime this forenoon at tho
residence Of w, II. Sohnbaoh, No, az
South Market street,
AZ about o'clock Charles H. Schlabach
loft the house for his work leaving the
front door unlocked. Shortly after noon
Mro, Schlnbach went up stairs and found
tho rooms topay turyy. Bureau drawers
were opcn and the whole room was found
TO have undergone a general ranancking.
The alarm was given and an inycstiga.
ton made, II was found that coat and
vest, belonging 10 w, T., Sohlabnch, u pair
Of pants belonging TO c, II, Sohlnbaoh,
and gold necklace and lockot belonging
TO Miss Alice Il. SchlObnch woro missing,
On tho floor was found an old cont loft
10y the thief In payment for his booty, In
the pockets were found two piocea OF
chalk, and the remnants OF n plug OF
tobacco. The coat " n cheap one and
pretty well worn. Tho estimated value
OF tho goods stolen ia Si5. Tho matter
was referred 10 the police and an inyosti.
gatlon 10 being made this afternoon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

A Paris bankrupt selected the door sill
Of the murguo 10 place for suicide,
The four Newton babies were not bap-
ti1od at ScottdOc Sunday, as had been
announced
Louis Motloli, the tonth victim Of tho
Chicago augT refinery explosion, died AZ
the hospital yesterday
10 is ostlmntcd that there has boon a
decrease Of 81 I 800, 900 In the public debt
since the lst Of March,
The senate yesterday confirmed tho
nomination Of Ensign NJ, Clark 10 bo
postmaster nt Niagara Falls, n, Y.
The miners in the irwin district are
demanding 30 cents per ton, In congo-
quonee strike Of $500 mon Ia feared,
The treasury department yesterday
purchased $3.50 per cent bonds at 1873
and S52, 100 4 l.9 per cent, bonds AT
1903 l.e.
Chicago took holiday yesterday, and
II was therefore impossible TO Judge how
the bucket shops will got along without
wheat quotations,
A verdict Of i,Ols,d0O francs damages
and the costs Of the action was returned
yesterday in the suit Of Gibbs a. Sons
against the Society Des Metaux,
The body found Saturday AZ Johns
town was last night identified as Mrs.
John j. Gels, Of Salina, Kan, who was
visiting Johnstown ut the time Of the
flood.
John Pnoiger was yesterday held by
the coroner Of Johnstown, Pa, for man
slaughter, FOR causing the death Of james
O'Connor, The latter started o row In q
boarding. house and the former, II 10 said,
shot O'Connor In self-dofenge.
William d. Walcott, president Of the
Now York Mills Cotton company, died nc
an early hour yesterday morning. H0
was born July 90, 1873 For twenty-five
years he was trustee Of Hamilton coll
Iege and was appointed by President
Grant visitor to The Annapolis Naval
academy.
Anexplosion occurred yesterday morn
ING nt the Metallic Cap works, nc Beth
ayres, Pa, on the Bound Brook railroad
One man was killed, his body being
blown to pieces, Houses were shaken
and glass broken In windows ut Somer.
ton, tOnr mics ubJsinI iIOm VuO bCOnc ul
the explosion.
Fate pursuos the British it0.ton guns
relentlessly; one OF them has been sent
10 The bottom OF the Thames by the sink-
ing Of the craft aboard OF which II WAS
boing transported 10 It's ship. The Lon-
don News suggests that they had better
let II lie thore u while; "ths salt water
may strengthen IT,"
Dr. Francis H. Brown, Of Boston, has
Devised a plan by which six deaf per-
sons Who formerly heard nothing OF tho
sermon now hardly miss word OF IL
when they attend church, A large sound
receiver stands near tho preacher, aud
branch speaking tubes run, by way "
the floor, from u 10 each Of the deaf poH~
sons. 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

FREQ sugar. Tho maddoat set OF men IN
Washington nro Massachusetts, Ropubll'
cana, They are dleguaiod at the way In
which they have been sacrificed that tho
woat may DO held In lIno and they con-
template the elections this fall with heavy
hearts, Thoy openly declare their lnton-
ton Of rofualng 10 stand by the commit
toe on tho hide question whom the bill
comoa before the House.
Mr., Lodge aaldi "G am hoonly dlfap'
pointed wAa told by Chairman Me-
Kinley that tho matter was aottlod lhldeA
on tho free lia) and | no toloRrnphcd TO
my people, Yesterday ! found myself
OBLIGED 10 telegraph tho now action Of the
committee, l am utlornby opposed TO u
duty on hidon,n
Mr. Chandler ~ oppose duty
on hldoa and carpet woods. ! cannot say
Just now what ! shall do.'
Mr. Cogawcll saldi "Tho committee
will and that tho end h not yet la my
opinion no bin will pass this Congress
with hides on the dutInhlc llnt,n
Mr. Andrew aald "Tho mombora Of
the committee do not aoom 10 know thor
own minds except that their trood ~ to-
ward high tariff, They appear TO have
no regard for New Englnnd,n
Democrats generally appear to be glad
the Republicans are diapoaod TO try tho
tompor Of Eastorn mon who arc calling
for free raw material, II IL the opinion
Of Carllalc, Mills, the BrookonrIdgoe and
other Democratic leaders that whom II IL
learned that tho committee has made
paintings free and Increased the dutlcs
on table cutlery, woolone, twinc, shot
gums and othor articles, thoy will not ro'
gard II with the Same favor that II aooma
20 have In tho Dyes Of Mr.. Gear, Mr., Bur
rows and other Republicans.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
A wIFm plsADLBs unusHLT
10 Avoid Appearing In a Suit for Di
voroo Brought by Hor Huaband.

TO Avoid Appearing In Suit for Di-
voroo Brought by uor Huaband.
Tho sensational divorce case Of VIII
liam Spongellor against his wife, Emmn,
was called for trial thia morning before
Judge Taylor. The court room was
crowded with Witnesses who wore cagor
10 hear the rncy testimony 10 be givcn In
this case, The grounds for divorce arc
Of a very grave nature, They arc 70 tho
ollcct that tho wife bus conducted horgolf
In u most unfaithiul manner townrde hor
huabnnd. Whom the case was called,
Mrs. Sponaollor wAs absent, AcortlflcNto A
from DIR. Young was rond, stating that
nhO was unable 10 be preaonL Tho plain
tilf's attorney waa not disposed 70 bolioyo
tho atatOmOnt and after considerable par
loylng, II was decided 10 sOnd DIR. Fr0un.
foltcr 10 the homo OF tho dcfcndcnt and
learn her condition. Tho doctor Wis ted
tho patient and learned that she bad
probably taken u dose Of some kind OF
medicine that would disable her for
short timO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
BOMB EXTRA Rnws.
Items Caught n ero and There, ana Briefly
stated.

Items Caught Here and There, ana nrlehi
stated.
An eyeleaacalf has been born ht Gibson
Vile, o.
John Klngaboro, a pioneer pf Shelby
was killed by tho cars,
The Toledo LIcorlce works burned las
evening. Loaa $4,000.
Montpelier, o., merchants have organ
lzed against dead beats
Tho national starch trust haa boor
formed with a factories,
Con. Beatty has declined tho appoint
ment aa trustee OF the sandualy SoldleFl
Homo.
The body OF Frank Groen, drowned al'
weeks ago In Mahoning rlyor, was fount
AZ Hazolton.
The Ohio Turnboank oloaed Ia llih
annual session NJ Lima and next mooli
AT Sanduaky.
AZ Lima, Miss Mary Leonard, suffer
ing from stomach neuralgia, died from
an overdose Of morphine,
In tile Chicago elections the Democrats
wroalod from the Republicans tho control
Of the Board Of Aldermen.
&c. Guynnnu, the laat full blood Wyan'
dot Ia dead at Upper Sandusly The
tribe loft thorc 90 years ago,
Tho reduction by the Mckinley bill ID
$40, 100000. Tho addition by the dopond'
ont pension Bill ~ saO,0O0,00O,
Johu Richter, at Toledo, while drunk,
fell with hla neck across nAtailing. lie
was practically atranRlod 70 death.
Konton voted To Issue bonds for tho To-
ca,lon Of the machine ahopn Of the To-
lody, Columbus 4 Cincinnati railroad
II ia said George H. Lord, Of Burton,
Goaugn county, will succeed Hon, j, j,
Sullivan ~ bank examiner Of the Eastern
Ohio district,
Tho court Of claims judgment In favor
Of Congressman Grain for hia salary lost
by the Sllcou cmbclzcmont h worthless
uuloss Congroaa approproioe for la pay
mont.
Charles w, SIcbcrlIng, Of Akron, Just 70.
turned from South America, brought
along u monkey. The animal loaped out
Of the box, destroyed mnntcl ornNmcna
and dishes, No insurance.
Samuel SIcgtrIcd, formerly u proml-
mont farmer Of Loyal Oak, o miles woal OF
Akron, died yesterday from the effect Of
u bullet wound received two years ago In
an attempt tocommlt auicldo.
The now trustees Of the Ohio Ponlton-
tlary aroi II, j. Hoor, (Dom) franklin
countyj Nathan Ahlcncld, Oom.) Hard
ding, Il. Il, Rompc, (Rop) Hookingi
watkcn Watl,ons, Qlop) Marion Michael
Stanton, (Dom.) Scioto.
Tho Columbus Post selected for IN April
fool article an imaginary fight botwoon
MeaarB. Monnot aud Droabnch In the cap
itol rotundo, In which "Aprll wonn Tho
Cleveland Plain Dealer attracted crowd
10 Dodge street, whoro aubtorancan
passage and cave wore announced as u
"nnd.p
Tho crop report today Of the Chicago
Farm Review Ia Encouraging as 10 wheat.
In Ohio tho reports make q bottCr aver
ago, but show great decline In the past
fcw weeks, Adams, Aahtabula, Athens,
Butlor, Clinton, Columblana, Eric, Guorn'
soy, Huron, jackson, Noble, Portage,
Ross, Trumbull and Tuscarawas coun.
ties report condition 100 por cent or over.
In oil other counties reported tho damage
will range from 10 TO 40 per cont. tho nv.
orago OF damage being about 20 por cont.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
sLnrlt conntr norLloultnrnl socloty

Tho Stark County Horticultural Society
Ia In session NJ The residence Of Sheriff
Krldor. There arc more than 100 mem
bers present. The dinner served was one
OF the best ever partakcp OF by tho soci-
oty and reflects great credit on the Sheriff
and his wifo. Tho afternoon was devoted
foront subjects and tho discussion OF inn
portant questions OF interest TO oach
mombera.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
The Flood Distress,

VIoKsnuRO, Miss, April 2'-lspeeiai. T.
The sltuailon Ia tho oyorilowed districts
grows moro alarming hourly Trlnlea'
CoahomA, Bolivar, Washington, Sun.
flower Leilore and parts OF Yazoo and
Warren counties are threatened with IN
undatIona. Those districts contain forty
thouaand people. Much loss OF life u u
reported from polnta near and lmmedl'
ately back OF the different creyaaaoa'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
A Popnlar Damon.

Tlrst sweet girl "oh, you should dance
Strauss new inlnuot waltz; It's perfectly
lovelyln
Second sweet girl ~ hate those poky
old minuot fRuroe.p
"oh, II INIT like the old minuot al all.
Ivs too lovely for anything You waits
awhile aud then the mueic changes and
YOU 10 Off In corner and hug"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
CoLLEOTED CASUALTIES.
The MW iers, Explosions and Acc'
dents OF a Day.
Ie ouy Reported In Indiana Maa We"
nRlAnd Hepublioana''-'ad Fate OF nome
reras Iltoeteraa
noiler Explosion,

HuDsorvIME, H., April O. Especial,
The water got low In tho boiler OF DE- H.
IiussIne a. Goa ataye mill this morning
and the bollcr exploded, blowing tho mlll
10 atoms and instantly killing the proprle'
tor and one OF his employees Nine olhefa
we're injured, three of then fatally The
force of tho explosion was terrible, the
bodies Of lIuaaIng and the other man
killed beng literally blown TO atoms
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Mad Republicans.
tplaln Dealer Especially

wAsmNoroN, April i,-McKinloy's tar
III bill has caused widespread dlssatisIac-
ticn among Republican CouRreesmcn and
thore will ho general attempt on their
part 10 amond The bill whom II reaches
the House 10 mako II conform 10 their
homo interests. Tho sugar men will
mako a stubborn fight In tlp House but
their efforts 10 decrease the slso Of the
cut 10 countorbalauoed by tho olNmor OF
many Of tho northwestern mombom for
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Can't 10 Possible.

New YoRK, April i.--lSpociol.l-A dis.
patch from London says II is reported on
the hlghcst authority that Quoon Victoria
IL seriously thinking Of abdioatlng tho
British throne In favor Of tho Prince OF
Wales. The Quoen is getting 30 fat eho
can hardly brontho and IN totally unified
for tho dutIcs doyolving npon hor.
A special bill will be introduced In Par
Lament when The Queen 10 ready 10 stop
down, and tho Prince OF Wales will bo
crowned King Of England.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
osNADuRo NEWS.
Democratic Prlmarioe---publio sohool'--
othor Matters,

Tho Democratic primary election held
oiilcors resulted M follows; For mayor,
W. II. Roodi clerk, George Reed, Jr,;
treasurer, j, r. Mouli councllmon, JeSeo
Warner George SpOco and Charles Hail.
Township oiIlccrai Trustee, Charles
Souderei clork, j, L, Moul asscssor, c, u,
Soil.
Tho winter torn Of Our public schools
under tho supervision OF Prof, Robertson,
assisted by Miss Snuvol aud Misa Pontius,
closed Friday. II has boon the most sue
cossful term taught at this place for u
number Of years, We congratulate lhom
for tho success that attended their labors.
Our esteemed Rroccryman W. q. Stoln-
eek In moving 10 Robortayillo to-day.
w. o, Worntz was ticket agont nj tho
school house Saturday ovoning.
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Probably aomethins else.

ENaLIsn, Ind, April 2.-Ispcolal, j
There aro two we'll defined cases OF lep'
rosy hero. Tho Victims arc father and
son, tho former being advanced In years
Many pooplo have been exposed, and II Ia
feared oihor caaea Of the torrlblo disease
may develop.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Biz boyn nntombed.

VERNON, Texas, April 2'-Ispecial'l +.
Three sons OF Il. II, Barkerayllle aged
eleven, thirteen and 6fleon and three
sons Of V. II. Wommaek aged twelve,
thirteen and fifteen dug a cave In big
sand pllo near town and while they were
In II Monday, II oased In burylng them all
several foot under ground. When found
all wore dead.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Tho nr.BpoAhor's viowS.

wAsmNoroN, April i.--ISpccial.l l--liS-
Speaker Carllhlo thinks the Mckinley bill
differs so materially from tho Senate bill
passed in 1889, that Il 10 more bluf TO
stavc of tariff Legislation. II tho House
had boon In earnest through ita majority
in proposing bill which was feasible and
might havo gone through II would have
confonnod more 70 the nchcmo Of The
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
DISPOSED or AN UNUSUAL NUMBER
Of LOCAL MEASURES,

A Number ut Oonsral niiis Introduced
that Will Probably Not Reach tho
Calendar for Third Reading puring
tho Regular session-New Hoard ~
Penitonllary Managers Confirmed
nni Introduced for tho Purchase of
EnoampmeUt Grounds,
CoLumus, o., April 2, The general
assembly diapoHed Of AN unusual number
Of purely local measures yesterday, and
10 a diversion, Introduced large num-
ber Of general bills that will probably
not reach tho calendar for third reading
during tho regular session,
The house discussed exhauItIyoly tho
Forbes bill 70 ap.l or lease tho Walhond-
Ing eanul, and finally postponed II Ia
definitely
Tho senate confirmed the new board Of
ponltontiRry managers and passed Repre-
sentative neams blll, providing that In
the consolidation Of railroads board Of
arbitration may lx the value OF tho
stock and, In ease Of no agreement, the
courts may ba linul arbitatOn OF such
stock,
Among tho senate bills introduced
were tho iollowingj
Mr.. C0rcOfRn, providing fOr The HppGnt-
ment Ot q drronulAl board NJ equalization Tor
Cincinnati,
.Mr, Oron dhy rcqucsO, requiring town couR-
ellis ln gonilruNlug nov streets uf alloys 70
grade sidewalk the same no tlr streets,
Mr., MNlthRl ily rHqurnD, relieving Wlul'-
tale liquor dealers from payment uf the Dow
tax,
Mr., Wilson, providing Tor the purchase Of
enchWpmfut grounds for the Ohio national
guard ~ nu uEIrnHr not a. exceed eiluil
Mr., AlrguuduG providing for thu repeal Of
the act creating a board " lady Visitors for
Aenla,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
nrL Am Mnr sInrrhlI. lI00.


wAINGroy, april "a telegram
from Omrntn, 81 ", states that Con-
giemmm WiIhcr OF the Ogwcgo die
trict, died yesterday morning llc IL u
Republican, having been elected 70 thIa
congress by l,2d3 majority but the dis.
triCt % Democratic, aud " the special
election, which win bo Immediately
ordered the pcmecmt claim that they
viii carry H..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Tho OLD oornoan Troubles.

CLEVELAND, o., April 9,-IspocloLl ., T.
A. II. Anderson, u. M. Chandler and ~ A.,
Gilbert today illod sultagainot The Grand
Lodge OF Masons Of Ohio, Grand Master
Teandcr Bruce and Forest City Lodge Tor
conapiraucy. Tho PLAINTIFF were threat
onod with fraudulent election from the
order. Tho suit croatea sensation In
Masonic circles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
POOR, sugFnalNq WIVES
Ask tho Court 10 Protool phom From
Brutal HuabRpda,

AK tho Coutt 10 Pfotb0t Vhum From
Brutal uuabR9da.
In common pleas court today Judges
Poaso aud Taylora are engaged In liaton'
Ing 10 the taloa Of woe which unhappy
wives have 20 unfold.
Tho case Of Ida Howard against her
husband Adam Va Gtlll on trinl before
Judge Taylor, Tho defendant 10 ondcav'
oring 10 have the court allow the wife IT.
tlo or no alimony, In case tho court grants
hor u divorce on the grounds Of cruelty,
In court room No, | tho ease Of Carrie NJ,
Russell versus her husband Charles w. h
on trial. A fow witnesses nro hubpoonu'
ed for tho plaintiff aud none for the dc.
fenhe, 40 thOrt was none made, Tho
grounds Tor divorce are hAbIlual drunk
cnneal and cruelty,
Tho court granted the plaintiff Q. d.
yorco gave her 5000 ulimony aud allow
0d hor the custody Of their two ohildron,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
& cn-lln ,u 100 MINI.

HEypFmoy, Ky, April "a coat
found near Henderson contained papers
which showed thlit had Dl.u blown
from pllurnh, 100 MILES away A check
made horo Coz $50, Ia favor Of Louis.
willie tobacco firm, was found Ia o yard
twelve mIrI ont from Cincinnati Tho
total oi tho killed m WobgtCr county N
forty, and OF wounded eighty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
DAMAans FOR A LIFE.

q. Aultnian y 90. Buod for 10000
Damages.
A heavy damage oaso was illod In Com
ploaa Court this afternoon. VIM. II.
Ewing as administrator OF Andrcw A.
Ewing, lato Of Alliance, sued O. Aultmnn
a Co. for $1,000 damages FOR the death OF
Ewing which occurred four weeks ago.
lilo foil. down an elevator shaft.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
where Is william Hayden ?

PORTSMOUTH,, o., April 9.--John
William, q coal operator Of Pomeroy, Is
here seeking the whereabouts Of William
Hayden, an employo who mysteriougly
disappeared several weCkgNgo, Hayden
was ln honest, industrious man. Many
friends believe that he met death by
droyuinp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
u,oo, Him From tho Navy.

WARRINGTON, April i.--[speciOl, In is
reliably stated that tho flndingu In tho
McCniia inquiry aro equivalent TO q
recommendation for court inartlals OF
both Commander McCalla and Licuten-
ant Ingcrsoll. Tho findings Nre said TO
DO favorable 70 Ensign Kline and Engi'
Moor Ilntwlstlc, who woro recommended
for court martial by McCalla,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
A aunmR cAen.
Mrs, Kit Boouroa Divorce After Having
tho Huaband Withdraw His Cano.

Mrs, Kit Boourou Divorce Aftor Having
tho Husband Withdraw uia Cano.
Tho divorce caaoa Of Kilt w Kit have
AZ last boon disposed OF by tho court,
This cnao has boon peculiar ono and
II has boon pending for the
past Ave years, Tho first Of
this separation was sought by tho hus.
band on various grounds sot forth In hla
petition. Soon after tho petition was
lllod by tho husband, the wife, Lydia
Kit, flled a cross petition for divorce
on the ground Of gross neglect, The
oaeoa woro called for trial several tilnoa,
but were always continued on one pro.
toxt or another, neither party seeming 10
want the onsp tried for obvious roasonu.
AZ tho frat OF this term the case brought
by the husband waa withdrawn by him.
This loft the case brought by the wife
pending trial. II camo up for trial before
Judge pcaac this afternoon. llo gave tho
wife divorce and tho custody OF tholr
youngost son, agod 10 years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
uonyIotn Killed.

BIRMrNouAm, Ala, April i.-lSpecial.l
-Four mon were killed outright tand eight
injured by tho explosion Of cartridge In
tho coalbridgo mino. Four Of tho injured
and killed were white. All woro conylcts'
The explosion was caused by spark
from u mlnor's lamp falling Into n car
fridge box,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Ono Alono Bavod.

MILFORD, ILL.,, April ii.--ISpoclal.l j.
Grant Adelt, his wlfc, little daughter and
Almoro Thomas and young daughter at
tempted 10 ford Sugar Creek near hero
and oil woro drowned but except Mrs.
Adslt, Tho water was high and swept the
horses and wagon down stream. Tho wife
escaped drowning by catching hold Of an
oyorhangIng willow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
ouarding Morale.

COLUMBUS, April 9.-ISpociol'l The
Senate to-day passed tho bill TO prevent
children from working In Embellishments
where tho health or morals arc In danger
OF being affected. Tho measure parlio'
ularly declares against n Cleveland oolah'
llshmout engaged In manufacturing qacS'
tlonAblo hrticlca.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Kansas Reading Matter.


Tho bost description wo have seon Of
tho existing condition OF tho farmer 10
that OF Bill Nye, In u letter describing the
Kansas farmer ~ sitting by his ilro OF
burning corn ronding-h hls mortgages.
Aud 80 II will continue until the farmer
votes with the party which believes that
he should DO allowed 70 buy IN the markets
OF tho world where ho is bound 10 sell.