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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-18

A. +. ALLEN, a farmer living near
vinland, Douglas county, was the NOM
inee of the Ottawa convention for Con-
gress from this district. We have
been personally acquainted with him
for long time, and while We believe
him to be an honest man, he has neith-
er the natural ability, the education,
nor the good sense of E. HI. Funston.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-18

Fort Scott Monitor: The peoples
convention i'm their resolutions Satur-
day misrepresented Mr.. Funston's ac-
tion and it is due to him that 1t be cor
reeted. Mr.. Funston did not vote
against the Senate free coinage amend
ment. On the contrary he voted for
the amendment. He did vote with
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-18
Republican Primary.

The Republican primary, for the
selection of thirty-One delegates to
the county convention will be held i'm
the court house in lola Saturday, July
10. The primary will be organized
promptly at two o'clock p. m. and
the polls held open until seven.
HI. A. EWING, Chairman.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-18
Prairie Dell.

The farmers are rejoicing over the nice rain
we have had.
The clover sown last spring is looking fine
considering the dry weather. That which was
sOwn with fax on land that was plOwed this
spring is better stand and larger than il is on
land that was cultivated.
The commissioners have allowed the road pc
titioned for by L. W Arnold.
Misses Katie Smith and Sadie Graves are at
tending the Normal.
ger.
Kenneth Scott has returned from Oklahoma
to get work. He reports crops pretty near
burned up down there. j. Body and his broth
er Joe are expected back soon.
The Keeper brothers have purchased new
steam engine and intend TO thresh for Mr. j.
Smith the first OF the week.
J. L. Hayward has field corn in roasting ears.
SCNFLOwER
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-18
BuckIen,s Arnica snIre.

The best salve i'm the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblsins
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price 3
cents per box. For sale by w. J. Ev-
ans, Successor to GoOdhue Il Evans),
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-18
Ballard. SNOW Liniment.

This wonderful Liniment is known
from the Atlantic to the Pacific and
from the Lakes to the Gulf. 1t Is the
most penetrating Liniment in the
world. 1t will cure rheumatism and
neuralgia, sprains, bruises, cuts, sore
chests and all inflammation. 1t will
cure barb wire cuts and heal all
wounds where proud flesh has set in
1t Is equally efficient for animals. Try
1t and you'll not be without it. Price
J0cts. j. w. Scott.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-18
Deer Creek 4. NJ. b. A.

All the members of Deer Creek lodge
are expected to be present at our next
meeting Saturday July 1917 as some
interesting business I'm regard to State
Exchange and some other matters of
interest will be brought up.
IL. /. BROwN, Sec.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-18
Latter Iiaf

The following is list OF the letters remain
ing in the post Office ut lola, Kansas, July Il
Ise0. Persons calling for any OF the letters viii
please say advertised" and give date of adver
tisement. w. II. Mcclure. postmaster.
Arbuckle, Mr.. Martin Elliot, Thomas NJ.
Boles, George W. Evans, j Z.
Elliot, Joseph Marcen, Geo.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-18
Eczema, Itchy, sealy. skin rroueus

The simple application of SwAYNE's
OINTMENT with0u any internal med
icine will cure any case of letter, Salt
Rheum. Ringworm, Piles, Itch, Sores,
Pimples, Eczema, all Scaly, Itchy
Skin Eruptions, no matter how obsti.
nate or long standing. IL is potent.
effective and costs bat tribe.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-18

HERE is prediction: Funston will
carry Allen, Wyandotte, Douglas,
Franklin, Johnson and Linn counties
and will be nominated by reclamation.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-18

|
dents enrolled:
Ionic Pancoast Maud Stinston:
Gertrude Ses rS HcGla.h.n Joh nDf Bridges ssne'
Lizzie whitbam VIM. DickersOB
Ida Spencer Geo. Smith
Vide NJ. Featheringill Ieona Mitchell
Hattie Hankins Albert X. Hanson
AIDA Adams Anna Ford
Carrie Strong Albert TregO
Alice Crosby May Garner
Lula Adams El0sie Ramsey
May woodin Alice Myler
j. \. Culbertson Grace Bartlett
Louis DeHaven Sophie Arnold
Maud Garard Ella Gilkeson
Katie Pressler Lura LOngstreth
Anna Pickell Clara Harris
Flora Gay Belle Ricketts,
j. l.. Henderson Hattie Olmstead
Cora Pearson Carrie Noble
Dora Brown Lillian Webster
Ida Thornton Louise Fussman
Aldo Funston Mary Osborne
Z. T.. Herf0rd Nellie Chambers
Myrtle Ferguson Lois Rutledge
Eff1e Clesyer Ada Moore
Ida Rowland Josie Hazard
Efiie Kerr Luella Dewitt
Lulu ireland Martha Moody
Louemma Evans Jessie Thayer
Anna Featheringill Frances Gray
Jessie Gillespie Capitola Sumner
Mary Dillon Maggie Sumner
Settie Gardner Cora Powell
Kate Smith Emma Powell
Sadie Graves Herbert Hayes
Cora Drake Matt Barber
Nora Drake Frank Tanner
Bernice Ferguson ID. X. Day
Marion Brown Anna Day
Josie Hewitt Dora Bardwell
klla Taylor Leona Merton
Flora Arnold J. NJ. Collins
Rebecca Harris U. X. Courtney
Ida McCune Mary Booth
Ella IIorney Annie Gwillim
I. e. Walker 4. H. King
Florence Barber Ida a. Carter
Grace Bostwick Ella Smith
Cora Myers Hattie Downs
s. +. WhltlOw Alice Pearson
Lizzie Davis Laura Corn
Edward ShOckey Lily Best
Laura Fisher WIN. Hartman
Maude Smith Alice Scott
Minnie Cain George Seymour
X. T.. NebrO Anna Ruble
Sadie Cain JEFF Wheeler
Clara Myers J.. L. Carter
Rosa Hall Oscar Cain
Violet Osborn Winfred spencer
Matte Randolph Nora Golden
Ellie DOnoho Mary Eldridge
Minnie Witch Elavilla Steele
Lille DOnoho Harmon Hobart
III. ii. Jones Hardy Hamm
Edith Thorpe X. M Cunningham
Maude Penland Dave Watson
Edith Anderson q. w. Smith
n. Winchester Mrs. q. W Smith
J. A McNaught LILY smith
VIM. Rutledge Elizabeth Troutwine
Hugh Powell Chris Troutwine
Earl Chastain Myn0n Anderson
Lutte Slower John KOhler
ThOs BOwlus MAY b. Ewing
Samuel Barber J W withers
r. T.. Remsburg Mollie Smith
Emma Christy Matte Gilmore
Walter Jones
The following are the names of tn
kindergarten pupils:
Clyde BOulson Tiny Mcdowell
Alice Chatfield Ohio Mills
Annie Canatsey Fanny Oyermyer
Oracle Davis Orrie Rose
Louise DeClute Earle Richards
Esther Freed Stella Rotermund
Sammie Freeman Bertha Ruble
Freddie Fulton Bessie Scott.
Ollie Giveler Claude Seryey
George Hoffman Laura SHAPED
Eddie Hobart Oracle Woods
Hal Jones Ray Taylor
Myrtle Martin Minnie WoOdin
Julia Mcclure johnnie wootiin
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-18
The Normal Institute.

The Normal Institute began it's
session Monday with an enrolment
of eighteen more than ever before.
The wheels were Immediately start
ed turning and everything Is now
running smoothly as clock work. The
following are the names of the stu
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-18

Primary meetings will be held In each of the
precincts named, for the selection OF delegates
and alternates to the county convention on
hATCRDAY, JULY n
at the following hours:
Humboldt, lola, Msrmaton and South Els
more, from two 70 seven O'Clock y. m North
Elsmore, SALEM Logan aud the Cottage Groves,
6 to O'Clock p. m; Elm and Usage, TO 9
O'Clock p. m; Carlyle, to O'Clock p. IN. ;
Geneva, to O'Clock p. m. Deer Greek TO .
O'Clock p. m. By order Of the coInmiitee.
H. A. EWING,
CHAs. z. SCOTT, Chairman.
Secretary.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-18
RepubIican County Convention.

A delegate convention Of the Republicans OF
Allen county is hereby called to meet st lols OF
TUESDAY, JULY p, 1s9o,
at 80 O'Clock for the purpose Of selecting nine
delegated to the Republican Congressional Con-
ventIon which meets at Kansas City, Kansas,
on August O. The basis OF representation In
said convention will be one delegate for every
fifteen votes or major fraction thereof cast for
Hon L. L. Ware for Presidential elector ct the
last general election. Under this spportion-
ment the various precincts are entitled TO rep
resentation az follows:
Geneva .............. 81 Elm. ...............,.
Carlyle 81 lola. ...............s1
Deer Greek 81 Humboldt ..........E
Usage 81 Salem ..............5
MarmatoE ..........lst Z. Cottage Grove. -. 8
y. Elsmere .......sw W. Cottage Grove. .. 3
= ElsmOre ........ II lyogan .....-..........3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
LYING IN STATE.
CongroAsmon aud Friends CAKE Upon tho
Fenturea Of tho Dead Representative.

CongroAamon aud Friends OaEe Upon the
Fenturea Of tho Dead Representative.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE body Of
Judge Kelley was placed In caskut by
Undertaken Speare, and after tho mem
bers of tho family had viewed the re'
mains, the casket was hermetically
sealed. II may DO opened In Ihiladol-
phia, but whether II will or not has not
been settled
Representative Mills, of Toxas, who Ia
III, was the only abaenteo from the meet
Ink AT the Riggs house of the congress
eional committee of nino appointed 10
arrange for the funeral Of Judge Kelley.
The meeting was brief, II lasted only
long enough 10 allow Representative
O'Neill, of Pennsylvania, 70 explain what
the arrangements were,
The widow and family OF Judge Kel-
ley assembled with the members OF the
senate and house committees and the
Pennsylvania delegation at the Riggs
house nt ! 1 o'clock. No services were
hold. and the body and tho funeral es-
oort reached the capitol shortly before
noon. AT the conclusion Of the funeral
services IN tho house OF representatives
the members Of the family and Che fu-
neral osoort left for the Baltimore 81 Ohio
depot, where special cars were attached
to The 9iO p. m, train Chairman O'Noill
and John Chauncoy, tho epecal eln.
ploycs olNthe Republican side Of the
house, were tho only memhe'l OF the
congressional contingent who went TO
Philadelphia. The members OF tho two
committees and the Pennsylvania dele,
CATION will leave Washington Sunday
afternoon 10 attend the funeral ia Phila.
delDhia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
BODIES RECOVERED.
rurther Particulars of tho Catastrophe AT
Loulayiiie,


LoufsvItLE, jan. 1l,--Furthcr investi.
Cation shows that two moro men lost
their lvps In the caia,on Hamilton
Morrn and Lewis Cox-making total
Of sixteen deaths
AZ 1870 o'clock yesterday morning
tho bodies OF three of tho victims were
recovered by The worsmcn, Tho pod.
tions In which they were found showed
that desperate struggle hal taken
plaoo NJ the narrow door of escape,
OuO nogro had succeeded IN pulling his
body through the aperture, hut death
hal overLaksn him just when life was
promised.
Another negro had crawicd nort,J
through. Ills hands were fastened by
death In the clothing Of The negro In
front OF him. showing that he had died
In desperate endenyor 60 eecnpo flrst
Between the two negroes was the body
of u white man, II appeared from his
position TINT no was trying 10 push haCk
some one who was cl.ngng 10 his legs.
Tho sand nccumulatlng Nt the door by
the sudden sinking Of tho caisson had
wedgcd in the body OF u white man In
such manner Tint II could not he ro.
moved until after several hours Of hard
work,
No moro bodies hovo been taton from
the caIason since that Of Hamilton Nor.
ris was eXtrioated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
sIImIy Allenaoa nemooralIe caaona.

WAsnINaToN, Jan. ii.--A caucus OF
Democratic representatives was held In
the house last NIGHT, Tho attendance
was slim. Mr.. lloman, OF Indiana, tho
chairman OF the caucus, presided, and
announced that the meeting was called
for the purpose OF appointing u commit
ieo OF Representatives, according 10 cua-
tom. 10 manage the congressional cam.
paign OF next fall. II was agreed thht
each state delegation should select one Of
its members for the committee, making
AZ In all. Az only about ono.third OF tho
state delegations had n majority present
the committee was not nearly completed,
Another meeting will bo held for tho
completion OF Wio committee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Jan, 1i,--The
CbautauQua trustees appointed u com.
mitteo consisting Of Lewis Miller, f. II,
Root and W. A, Duncan TO consumniNte
the project OF uniting nll the publishing
interests ab MundvillN. OAiccrB were
elected aB follows; President, Lewis
Miller, Akron chancellor, Bishop j. II,
Vinoont, Buffalo, first yico president,
Francis II. Root, BulTaloi second vico
president, Clemens Studobakor, South
Bond, Ind. third vice president, John
Brown. Chicago; secretary; W. A. Dun-
can, SyrOcuse treasurer ~ A. Skinner
Westnold N. "; executive committee,
Rev. DIR. j. Il. Edwards, Randolph, NJ.
vi DR.. G. Clifford. Westlleld, N. ",
William Thomas, Mcadylle, Pa, and
Che general officers cx.oillco. Tho hoard
adjourned to meet next year at Titus.
Villp PA.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
worh ON tho worid'a Tnlr nm

WAmINdToN, Jan. ii,-'rho foreign
affairs committee Of the house has begun
work on the worlds fair bin introduced
by Mr. Adams, and at well-atiendod
meeting tho bill was discussed at some
length. Tho discussion rclatod prnci
pally 10 the best manner Of removing the
difficulty that would arise IN the house
on the manner of voting for the selection
Of tho city In which the oXpoNtIon
hhould bo held, II WIS suggested that
the plan Of dropping Oh the city having
the lowest number OF y0tcl 40 tho end OF
each ballot would be an easy solution ol
the problem rhla oau0od spirited dii.
cuaai0n. but The committee adjourned
Without eoming 70 0 oNnelualon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
THEDEpARyED KELLY.
THE RENAME LYING IN STATE IN THE
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,

rhs Ways ana Means commiitee sim
naslIy al worh-The Werld's FaiF
nun discussed p 6limly Attended
Democratic oauaus-il Reception 10 tho
sL Louis Delegations West virginia
Contested Election Case
WAsHlsGToN, Jan. I'D, = Moore,
OF New York, addressed the ways and
means committee on the duty Imposed
on wool and woolen goods, and the duty
Imposed on the raw material which en-
tered into lheif manufacture, lilo asked
the committee 10 give them FREQ raw
materials, for without thla our manufae'
turers, ha said, could not flourish, II
thla was not done, the tariff would have
10 he made 30 high on tho manufactured
article as 10 exclude II entirely
j. II, Lesson, Of the Home MARKET
CLUB, OF Boston, spoke In fayorot q gen'
eral protective tariff on all imports lle
read a memorandum OF some points OF
difference between the house admlnla'
traliye bill, aud a bill prepared by tho
Home Market club, Their bill proposes
70 impose duty upon every kind OF
eoyerlng, with tho exception OF tho
outer covering used 10 protect goods
during transportation II extends tho
time for which imported merchandise
may remain In bonded warehouse wlth'
out payment Of additional duty from
bne 10 ihree years, II also permlta the
presence of the importer and his counsel
during re'appralsement hearings, and
increases tho time allowed Importers for
making application for 70 appaisement'
from twenty,four hours 10 ten daya'
Henry Vangilder, Of New York, and
q. L. Rose, OF Boston, representing the
leather industry, complained greatly OF
the underyaluatlon Of imported leather
Edwin n. Barrett, OF Boston, also en'
gagged In tho leather buaneaa, addressed
the committee In favor OF greater pro.
teetI0n ON account OF underyaluation OF
the imports and the choapneaa OF labor
abroad,
David Clarlsaoif, Of New York, wanted
the tariff on marble increased, 30 that
Italy could not monopoliye the marble
saving business.
Samuel II, Kerr Of Philadelphia, and
Frank Kerr, OF baltimore, urged q main
tennnoe OF the present duty ON salt
The committee then adjourned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
THE HEADING MIDDLE
The Aii-Abaerhing roplo n Combination
~ Philadelphia

PmLApHLpmA, Jan, n, The threat
ened litigation 70 secure an Injunction
preventing tha yptng trustees nf lhe
Reading railroad company from re-
ele0iing prealdent Cmrhn is tho absorb
Ing topic OF conversation in the 'hlreet v
The entire control Of ihe ileadlng ai0ok
for three years u vested Ia tho voting
trustees, who arc j, Flenepont Morgan,
j, L0wber Welsh, Austin corbin and
John Wnnamaker An attempt was
made some tine ago 10 dissolve Che yot'
ing lrnst aud The enurla we're appealed 70,
The writ ia still pending, The petition
was signed by a nugber Of security
holders, who claimed that dissolution
OF tbs voting iruAleeshlp would DO la the
interest OF all concerned, No charges
against Mr. COrhn were made when tho
petition WIS iiled, On the contrary, II
waa regarded ~ q friendly suit John
Wanamaker, 40 member Of tho board
Of voting trustees, through his attorney,
filed yesterday afternoon his answer To
tho bin Ia equity illed la common pleaa
No, . by William H. hhelmerdne and
Spencer Erwin against tho voting truss
lees and the Reading Railroad aud Coal
and Iron companies The answer reads
aa followai
dJoln Wanamaket one OF the above named
deiendaniH, HnaWeingi Gays that DO u one OF
lhn voting trustees ~ alleged Ia PLAINTIFF
billj that lao does not Wish 10 Join Ia any p1urae
which may tend 10 iinpngn tle mpllyea pf lhe
| phlntii IN delay tho consideration ~ the
lunstiDns raised BY th6 bllli that thn uaGt elng'
Zion lQr 0llioefa ot tho Philadelphia a1d liead,
ing ltAilfuad company Tor tho ensuing year
| VIII take place on Tie lith DAY ~ leulHfy,
mo pnd inanmnch a. the plaInuits bill has
| raised lhH question Oi tho validity NJ the POW
| ora Of tho voting trustees, hr respectfully asks
| inr instructions, that he may Hut nthlllHfntlY
| In the pfHml4ea aud in hopnWnnrn win ihp
judgment of your honorable oeHft uppn the
| qunallUnh ~ Issue"
The suit was brought 20 have the yot,
Ing trust declared null and void, and the
company put IN plea that the suit was
not brou iht In good faith This was
0yerruled by the court, aud tho defend
anta werp directed 20 answer, Mr.,
Wanamalier 10 tho first 10 respond N
that order,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
rnhlln nnlldlnr IN nnnnln.

WAsHiN0ToN, Jan, H. Secretary
Window has approved tho instructions
10 the commission for the selection Of u
alto for q public building nt Bu'nlo,
Tho commission IA directed 10 meet W
BnHalo on Jan. ~ TO select n lot OF
ground, corner lot preferred, the cost
of which Is not 10 exceed SsbO,0OO, the
appropriation limit lfgultablo property
cannot bo obtained within the limit tho
commissioners are 10 select any ste they
choose and report tho sumo 10 tho do
pariment for nclion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

urhin, Wright 4 CO., or i. SnllinaY,
I druggists, desire 10 inform the public
III they have agoncys for the most sue
&C vi preparation that has yet boon pro.
du for coughs, colds and Group. twill
oos aud relieve severe cold IN less
tim han any other ireotment, The orti-
clio fcrrcd 10 ~ Chambcrlain'a Cough
RomHdy. II Ia u medicine TINT has won
fame and popularity on its merits nd one
that can alwnys bo dopondcd upon. IL IL
the only known remedy that viii prevent
Group II must bo tried 70 be appreciated.
II IL put up IN Dot and 81 bottles,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

BUFFALO, N, ", Jan, 1.-The blue
cnvdop, has agnin made Ia appearance
on the Ericrailroad, Conductor Brooks,
Of thc uonclIsyillo division, is one OF
The vietims also Conductor John Gavin,
Of the Bradford diyhion. Two freight
conductors have also been discharged.
No rcason Ia furnished by the officials for
thIo wholcsale dIscnOrgo. and tho men
are given little satisfaction when thoy
apply at the Office for edrosa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
nnnlealnd I.leotInn ol.a.

WARnlgGToN, Jan, 1.-THE contested
election case OF John II, MeGinnia against
John O. Anderson, from the Third Weat
Virginia diatrIot, was called before tho
elections committee Of the house, A. y,
Fuller appeared for Mo0lnnla and J, w.
81. Clair Tor Anderson. A McOinnla had
not filed brief covering the facta Of the
case ho was giyon fifteen days 10 submit
such hrof and II was agreed 10 allow
Anderson fifteen days additional TO flo
Ma nnaWer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

-.ew Y0RK, jan 1.-THE steamship
Alino arrived yesterday with part Of the
crew OF the American schooner Lacka.
wanna. which was totally wrecked al
Jcremic, Dee go Tho sohooncr was
thrown upon The reef by an incompetent
pilot. When the vessel had gone 10
pieces n numucr OF beach idlers claimed
salvage. Captain Ford, Of the Lacka-
wanna, Is shll At Joremio seeking ro-
drpga
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
TERRIffIo BoICGR EXPLOSION.


tllHhON llufh
CHICAGO, Jam IA terrific boiler
ci iploaIon occurred shortly alt'r oclocl,
yesterday afternoon in tHu basement OF
the John Morris Stationery and Printing
company Nos, llR and lel Monro,
strect cuuinr slaO0n0 damage, but no
loss OF He, though several ol thc small
army Of employees were bch0uly and
many slightly hurt Tho cntir1 front of
tho building, nH pertains 10 glnas unl
dCOr,wHyB wna blown Ike chopped straw
into the street and great pieces of heavy
plate glhA were. Htrcwn for hllt % block
hruWl SO guat wls the force Of the
explu,ion thlt pec' OF glass were stuck
into the woodwork Of buIliingl acrpm
the street, A pnito three floors in che
rear o, tho Morris building were turucl
up aud upl.ntcred ae though bya cyclone,
The cnuse Of tho explosion ~ not dcii'
nItoly known,
The following Ia the list Of tho scq'
.Ously inquired. Charles Wilson, Ongi'
ncer, badly cut nlout the face and head,
bands hNdly scaldcdi not thought 10 be-
seriously hurt. Miss llarrOll cut about
the fncc ana head W. J llurman and
j, N. Smith were badly cut by ilying
glass, George Burgess, toamster. blown
ncross tho street into an open door way,
receiving a bud wound In thr head; Bori-
ously hurt, but not thought fatally.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

WASHINGTON, Jan. il.--Sonator and
Mrs. Cookrell gave n reception last ovon-
ing 10 tho Worlds fair delegation from
81 Louis. Those present were almost
entirely visiting or resident Missouriana
Mrs. Cockrcll was nssisted la receiving
her guests by Mrs, Towlo, Mn. Mansur
and Mrs. Stone. Among the guests were
tho secretary OF the interior aud Mrs.
Noble, Gov. Francis, OF MAaouri Mayor
Noonan, Of 50, Louis, and Mrs. Noonan,
ex-senator John Il. Henderson and Mrs.
Henderson; Representatives Mansur,
Ktnsey, Bland, rarsney, Stone and
Hatch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

HAvEmmL, Mass Jan. il,-lho hhoo
manufacturer. association Issued man,
ileato In which the manufacturers agree
TO close their factories aud keep thrm
closed until tho Hhuemlkcr union p0ye
mita j, II, Winchcll a Co.'s men 10 70.
turn 20 work. Each mcmbr OF tho as.
sociolion gives bond OF 5000 TO carry
out the agreement
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
COLLECTING Evidence Against III. wife.

ELMunA, N. ". jan. II, Robert Ray
Hamilton IL hl town collecting evidence
for divorce against his wife She sought
refuge In Elmira NJ tho time she pre-.
tended 10 giyn birth 10 the $40 boby, and
she spent her tmo hero with Lofty
Alnnu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

ToRoSTO, Ont, Jan, il,-An old
woman named Jane hpeora was found In
her house In the roar OF % Aguoa street
yesterday afternoon, 40 badly assaulted
and chokod with rope that she died q
few hours later burglars committed
the orimo aud al0lo all tho yuluahra IN
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