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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD,

President Carnot arrived at Ajaccio,
Corsica, Monday.
WhiRll, Tntum & Co., Millville, N.
j., will put another flint glass factory In
blast next week.
Gold has boon discovered In Graham
county, w. Va, Tho quartz has been
OssOyod aud shows an average OF Sl2O
per ton,
Tho steamer Bilbon, from Grimsby
April 8, for London, has been lost In the
North sea, Fifteen persons wore
drowned
The painters In the employ Of the
Pennsylvania railroad have struck for
moro wages, They got 81 and have de-
mOnded SEQ,
A prisoner In the Albany ponitentlary,
whose term Is about 10 expire, has asked
permission 10 remain for year and cure
For the flower beds,
Tho Missouri Car and Foundry Com
pany, 81, Louis, have filed articles in
crcnsing rs capital stock from 5000, 900
10 Sl5O,0OO asses, Sl,03S,OOO, and lia-
bilitios, S291, 12j
John McManus, tho Philadelphia poll
tician, was arraigned Monday morning
for trial on the charge Of killing Eugene
McGinnis, but his case was put over un-
I'll next Monday,
Mrs. Grant Is well and activc despite
her 0i years, She Is prcparinga volume
Of family "reminiscences, but does not
expect TO publish H. II Is intended 10
be handed down 10 the children.
Mr., Gladstone, on Saturday last, ro-
ceiyed the Most Rov. Thomas Croke,
ID. d., archbishop Of Cnshel, with
whom he had n prolonged conference
on the governments Irish land pur-
chase bill,
DalmatiO is being scourgod by an cpl
demic Of Ia mona. The Austrian author
tiles have decided 10 make an investiga-
tion Of tho subject. A post mortom ex-
animation of each fatal case has also
boon ordered
The president has approved the act ex-
tending the privileges OF the immediate
transportation act 10 the port OF San
Antonio Tex, and the joint resolution
In regard TO the tunneling Of tho Detroit
river near Detroit
The third trial OF William w. Chris,
topher at Baltimore, for the killing OF
Charles p. Logue last summer, was
heard Monday morning and resulted In
Christopher pleading guilty. The court
imposed fine Of 500 and costs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24
Tho Good oId Priost.

All who have seen French wedding
know Of the homcly and often fnmliarly
aifectionate manner In which the olllcipt-
ing priest delivers o little homily 70 the
intending husband and wife, In which,
celibate ns he is, he speaks with the nu-
tlIority Of deep experience on the duties
OF bearing and forbearng, on the happi.
ness and privileges OF the married state
But all who heard II were ostonshed NJ
the surprising plainness OF speech Of the
following priestly address, which is print
cd In London Tid-Bts;
vt Is from the bottom OF my heart
Joseph, that / congratulate you upon the
great step you are taking. II was indeed
sad 10 see you wasting your youth In life
OF disgusting drunkenness, However, all
is well that ends well and II pleaeos me
to think that you have said good bye for
ever to the winoshop. As for you, my poor
Catherine, 1 congratulate you heartily
that YOU have boon able, ugly as you are,
to find husband. Never forget that you
ought, by an unchanReablo lo sweetness and
devotion without bounds, 70. try TO OBJ
tain pardon for your physical imperfec-
tion for, repeat, you are u real blundor
Of nature. And now, my dear children,
join YOU In matrimony.n
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CYnlono In AlAbRma.

OZARK, Ala, April 2l.-ISpoclal,laaT
upper portion Of Gonoyn county suffered
bndly from a cyclone Saturday afternoon,
over the path whore II first struck the
earth, horrible sight wosproscntcd when
The tornado had passed. Dead animals,
pieces .of houses ana Their furnishings
wore dcnttorod In all directions, Giant
forost trees were torn nsundorand broken
and twisted into splintcrs. Tho loss of
life was worry small owing TO the country
being thinly populated, and the fact that
the terribly roar Of the storm was hcordby
q number Of people IN time for thcm TO
yet ont OF its track. About twenty farm
houses with their barns and outhousos are
reported destroyed ana lOO head OF cattle
nnd horses were massncrcd Ono report
puta tho number Of persons killed or
fatally Injured at o and another at 10.
Tho loss OF property will amount proba-
bly, 20 $4,000.
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Yon anouLn nn nrANKnp,
A Black and Tan Dos Causes tho prou'
BILE,

lllNW WV ~ - N"'fff
"You should be spanked !" cried Judge
TruaK, hrngiug down HE lAhl WIN up,
olded emphasis on his lehh puppllpl
court yesterday, 40 rAlhtl ullllu gpNhH
man nervnusly gave his testimony il u
divoree case. IL was Charles George, q
oierlt in "A rubber house and ihe letenl'
ami In the suit, Ito and The plalnllii have
Iust reached their majority have been
married oue wear aud have seven
weeks.old hah, which tho father has neY'
~ seen, The causes Ut separation, ac'
eordina 10 the stories Qt both parties, are
a moilier-n-laW and little black ana TAN
tslle never got used 10 me,n said Mr,
georpe plnnUvely "lle blt 40 my legs
every night My wife Insisted upon have
inQ The boast in bed, and once ! came
home aud actually found her Comhlna u
with now comb had bought hpr, lhen
SHE washed it in my basin aud lrled II on
my towel That pnrnlyled mo-"
hDid II have shaggy hplr"' asked Judge
TTnN, with o sudden show nl lnlerrhl
"NO, Your Honor" replied Me-, George,
with "a shuddr, "it WAS slick Ha "a rat"
Mrs, George, who ls q pretty young Wu'
man, told with much pulhos how lhrE
were married uu Thursday uul went ln
little houao iAr husl aud had rented ~
KiugbhWduT lu ihu following HuhNNF
her m1thaE Mrs Cummna, Of liWnlyli
pnid thum Z virlL Doing ul nu hrllnNr
iurn Of MUD thu ul.i tu wNhg llr new
house beautiful hy hanging poo we lhllWNy
several choice ulroWDa, HuHNnH llg,' 'hNir'
fooi UuyW uuN tNH WlT.'uuI lfl," ana q
lovely motto, "GuI Bless oar llnmcW
worked lid nlIr and rcd hy her own FAIR
hands. Whom George wwH home he tore
them down. NIrH, lHWmlUa pNlu Auulhtr
Visit and NUHT them up 1gllit ana N.nlRr
npuiu puIIN I.nW down, MThf george
said aNp NHl boon treated hNhnulullN
and she wanted Iu pu home tuhr W.l'rH
George pmupuy locked her up ln ihru
tic, "usIul dreadful words" Mrs Guns
minis then thought u hnr uuy lu i've WlW
her daughter one night ahc heard lno
sound uf sCulliug iu The Hlcoplug hplrC
meut of tlr Georges, which ahr entered
by breaking the loclJ AB she appeared
George seized pistol anal pointed u hl
her llr Hlupprd hlH vito Hul behaved
drcadiully, by hur ADVICE Mrs, george
left her husband, who lNH mot since cons
uihutud tn 'I.r support,
George admitted having lurbod lir W 10
la che garrett aud pulling down lho pee
VAS far lncrslo ho said, "l had too
much dog and GOO much mutNrriu-luW, ]
bought tUr pistol Ga shoot tlr dog hul
when my mulUrru-IuW broke Into my
room lIdrmpusluol ui my objections
10 tho nwat biting me pointed thc pistol
at her, WIS mo- match for hcr, ana, Dee
slides ! was iu my uIghlgowu aud dld not
think it proper for her 10 como Zoe there
"Wrll, said Judge lrunN 'Ypu nave Dee
haycd '.kr "a great hlg school boy lul Eou
should have "a good HppuNuH | thuk
YOU both dpauWuu spanking You have
shown uu entire want Of consideration
aud have been very arbitrary
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HELoVEs AMERICA.
Tho Popo Nalo, 1hs statomenl' WIN
Cru Satisfaction,

Tho Pope NHbo, 1hls Statements WIN
Crru Satisfaction,
New YonE, April ga Herald fpo.
clal from Rome giyoa an interview with
the pope 81 have q claim upon Amod
cans for their respect lac 6aid," because
love them and ! love their country, !
have great trnlorucFa Tor those who
live IN that lind, frottHanlt and ALL
Under tho constitution religion has per
feet liberty, and h is % growing power
Where the church Is free 10 viii Increase
and blcfa, / love Americans for their
frank, open, unaffected character, aud
for the r,,poc8 which they pny TO Christ
ianity and Christian morals II plcasel
me 10 Hny this 10 YOU, for the press and
the church should bo togathor In the
work OF cloyatng monkiud, American
journalism, especially, should be Hmiable
and benevolent towards me, because my
only deaire Il 10 use my power for the
good Of the whole people, PIolcsl0nts and
Catholics alike, and 90 incruHc thcli
prosperity and happiness, | have nc
other aim ON earth thun 10 cnellt them,
aud will never do anything that Is not
for their good journalism iB now very
powerful, and Il should hclpmc to spread
the spirit Of religion and charity, and 70
teach tound morality
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24
A RnmARRAHLn WILL,
Tho Last Testament OF An lnhdel Who
Died ia Wilmot TUESDAY,

WhN Last IOhihWbNi OF hh AhNApA " ~"
Died IA Wilmot Tuesday
A curious instrument has been filed for
probate la Judge luwcetta olllco, ~ ID
ihu will pf jtWpH Allen, wealthy ciutrn
uf Wlmut, who died last Tuesday 40 the
After dIaposIug of hls large cslatc,all Of
which he leaves ll hia widow, he gives lhe
Now, as 10 my funeral, II ~ my will thNt
All rKppnfpH connected with u hhhll De
maid ns soon uH pnsHhlei that my collin
shull be- Of homo structure, substantially
mudo Of black walnut boards, ana not 90
cost more than slg or 80, aud my body 20
bee buried iu lot ! own In the Wllmot
cemetery without amy unnecessary ponp
or parade, aud therefore no ringing Of
church bells after my death, Nud my body
taken direct from my house 20 tie cemo'
terry and buried,
III nay friends wfh anything said at my
funeral Il iB my Wilt ana direct that tue
speaker be- e frrutNukcr or univrruhllnl,
the former being preferred, nh hohifg
that NO advocate Of the coniomplihlo nud
hluaphomous doctrine Of eternal punish
mont shall huyu anything TO say at my
funeral
i'm witness Of tho foregoing, hearing my
last will aud testament, |, James Allen,
Lnyc na nttcator Hrt my hand aud seal
this 10Th day Of November, A. De- 1851
Slpucd, sealed and delivered In pres.
cnco Of, who have signed differences OF
JAMES ALLEN,
w, II, AULEW,
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
NOAH MTEHE,
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Sunday In Now Berlin.

New BERLIN, o., April 2l,-lSpocial, l.
Yesterday was communion day at tho Re-
formed church OF this place. As usual on
such occasions the church was iNstcfully
doclIcd with flowers and pottod plants,
presenting pleasing appearance q. the
large audience assembled, ROy, y, i.
lorbruclI preached sermon on "Tho
Crcdibility Of tho Rosurrcctlon.N After
the sermon twelve persons were received
into the church, eleven by confirmation
and one by renewal. Eight persons wore
hnptised by sprinkling, the mode practic-
cd 'by the Reformed church, About one
hundred communed. This congregation
and Sunday school are doing a good work.
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THE LATEST DROP,


The latest evolution Of the drop.a-cou.
in.thc.slot machines Ia q foriunC-tclling
apparatus, through the medium OF which
YOU can obtain an answer 10 almost any
question you choose to ask by dropping u
cent IN tile slot, IL ia funny 10 watch the
patrons Of those cntchpcnny machines,
In "a well known downtown liquor store
one Of them " placed on the end OF the
counter Noxt door poolroom II Kept in
full blast, despite the alleged vigilance Of
the police, Almost every person who nt-
tends the poolroom 10 make "A bet on the
races first goes 10 the Huloon, drops m
cent and mentally asks "Shnll be lucky
today The answer may como "Ncs"
II so, the horse ilcnd plungos on his fev-
oritC, II the answer comes mo-. he
turns away In disgust aud proceeds 10
part with his money for liquor. lt Is
great scheme for the Cntorprising saloon
Keeper, II the better docs not play the
races, he blows In bis money over the bar
II he does play and makes winner, he
celebrates Il In good shape in like manner,
and " he loses hc takes a drink or two by
way OF a consolation prize.
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What 10 "2abngliono p"
s...tt..a 49,. t....U. aIH.Y

"Will you have a glass Of lubaglIono"'
said "a friend to me the other day nB we
unssrd an Italian restaurant ! accepted
the invitation, aud presently we had set
before us two goblcts Of hot, thick, white
stuff, with spoon In each Tho stun was
Of about the consistency OF whipped
aud awoot. Tho Italians say its chief In
prcdioutR are white wine aud beaten egg.
II is un extremely popular compound
with them, and quite thc proper thing TO
offer 10 ludlCB.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24
sHERIFF sALH.

Richard W, Richard order Of sale,
w. hlAih uni common
A. q, Reek and wm n, Reok. Pleas court
Hy virtue Of M order 0f sale issued BY tho oleTH
4 the court Of common pleas pi hihik county ono
"a tho above action, And 10 mt directed, WIN pHpl
f0T hale at publlN OulcY 40 mo dopf 1f the eouIl
house, Ia tho oily Of Canton on
saturday, the Goth day of April, 1880,
The following described real estate situate IN mo
tOwn 0f Alliance county Of STARK and state pt
ohio, aud described 90 town lot number I Ia NILE
lef'd addition tp tho incorporated Village (huW tl8l
OF Alliance, OHIO,
Appraised AZ 500
salo 10 commence M one O'Clock ., N, Terms
''"' o, A. KRlpEt, Sheriff.
FORpiNd 4 HARMS, Atiyp,
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There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterleits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having 1t.
IT'S sold everywhere.
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AnnInnnpAL IMMnRaIoN.


A bridge Gives Way NJ a oolored hap
tiam,-- -Four Fatally Hurt aud Many lh'
iurad,
spREgFlELp, o., April M,-lhpeelal, T.
A Terrible accident occurred here, yeslers
dav' similar to the great Baltimore wharf
oaiamity Elder Green Of tic Third zap
tist church had commenced mo ,hhpllnll
of nineteen colored converts ~ nlpA
creek, where the Limestone street hfuge
crossGs il, This structure was ennlelnn'
ed two years ago, ana lhe toolphlhh w,
uroaching ID we're Insecure, great
crowd had gathered just 40 lle hePusll
MAS beginniug, "a crash Was heard, ana
tben section nf the bridge, 100 feet long
and lb feet wide foil with q crash, Ile
continuous guard railing did not break
rhib caused the falling part 20 swing WIN
au nuple ut AZ degrees, The Gaping stones
inns feil frat Had themiling broken the
stoues would have fallen on the people
and prnbahly DO persons would have been
KILLED outright. The water was shallow
Many made daring leaps, .,....
An Immense crowd gathered ~ once
aud The police had "a hlretch ropes Alier
tho Injured were removed the ceremonies
proceeded The following Tour Huhla,9el
'rvere and pruhlblY fatal Injuries Mas,
CLarIes Myets, Injured internally ANA
rlphtaultlo broken ollie Myers, her son,
injured Internally aud scalp badly torn
Nh. Lehman, tailor, right log fractured
Mrs, Margaret flannery aged 10, bruised,
m addition the following were injured
Marion Metralt Albert Sl1er, Mrs, fcd'
dior. WIll nr1nkH, WIN Payne and wife,
Id, 0'BrIeu, Horace Koifer, lson OF eNr
spenker lLrIierI Mr, liOlnn, Mrs, ClnH,
Morgan, heniWuIu u DaH, MISS l,lll hlyl
MIC. Thurln Pines, Andrew Burke, John
Collee. Alrs. nu5tun, Mrs, SnyloT Ralph
E. Greln, Carrie stokes, Simon Foley
Mnw C6x, Mrs John Gram. jameH
Burie, Borhp .lwell, Tim Jackson
and Thomas O'llurn
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-Four Men Drowned.

BALTIMORE, Mp, April 29.-Tho
schooner w. II. Brinshold Capt John
ii. Ellison, Of Toppahannock, Va, has
sunk of Polnt-No.P Point, and three Of
crew and q passenger were drowned.
The schooner was bound from Great
Wicomico river 10 this city with cargo
Of railroad ties. Tho four men lost are
Mate David Prim, Senmen John Har-
KUN, John Belts and Robert Ellison, all
oolnrad
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sPRuN0 a MlNE.


uniOniaia Invited ~ Compare Former VI
tornnora ana make Notifications
LONDON, April go Tho Daily News
has sprung mine under the Unionist
camp by printing extracts from the
speeches Of thirty unionist members of
the house Of commons condcmnIng Mr.,
Gladstonc's land purchase bill Of 1880.
Az that time these gentlemen were fol-
lowers Of Gladstone and ure on record ~
having In the strongcHt terma compatible
with their rhetorical nttainmcnts com
mcnded the bill 90 a measure framed IN
equity, launched In justice, and securing
by ita operation the greatest possible
benefits TO the whole kingdom. To
these gentlemen The News prolIcH the
advice that they would do well In order
to avoid stu,tilylng themselves to com
pare their utteronccs on that occasion
with those Of which they have delivered
themselves In support Of Mr., Bollour's
scheme and huston 10 make the nocos'
sary notifications,
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A Fast Horpo, Indood.

Horse doalcr-I warrant this horse
sound and kind.
Possible Buyer-1Iow about specd2
Horse tcalor-Spocd Old man Grimes
died the other day--dicd rich, you know
and Il was understood that his will was 10
bo read nt the house aftor the funeral
was over. Well, sir, / was out on the
road with this horse that day, and hang
me N / didn't beat that Grimes family
back from tho cemetery Now York
Weekly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24

asssstary Blaine TeleEraphs for Them DO
Return 90 washinEton-ysr Few DO
sired to Make the EEoursion--0Tatsf
for the Hospitality,
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A Rovorond Dudo.

Mr.. Kirte Dopew Sunday mornlng)--
I ace the Rev. Albnn Cope IL going 10
preach nj our church this morning.
Mrs. Dcpew-Why, isn't ho awfully
high Church2
Mr.. Dopow-Awfully. He carries his
ritualistc notions 80 far that no wears
stained plnss apectacles,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24

For number OF years have been sub
ject TO violent attacks OF inHammatory
rheumatism which usually lasted about
two months. On tho first OF this month
was attacked In the knee and suffered Sc
verely for two days, when / procured n
bottle OF Chamberlan's Pain Balm and II
relieved me almost instantly. / thore-
foro most cheerfully recommend II 10
those who are similarly afflicted every
where. =. n. d. WHITLEY, Martindalc,
N. G., Feb. 1888. Mr.. Whitley Is n very
prominent man in this place and bis dis
ease was very widely known, az he Buf-
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"How to Cure all Skin Diseases.

Simply apply "SwAYrE's 0INTMENT.n
No internal medicine required Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptions. on the
face, hands, nose, &C., leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great heal
Ing and curative powers nre possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYNE's OINTMENT. TITS
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aannral Railroad etriko.

prrspuRo, April 2i.--[Special. THE
rnilrond troubles here are still unsettled.
Tho men have been ordered TO strike at
@ O'clock tomorrow night unless their dc.
mands are accoded TO boforo that time.
II IA stated on authority OF the Vice Grand
Chief OF the Federal Order. OF Railrond
Ilmployes that the strike will extend from
New York 20 Chicago.
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CtSrs County School Examiners Notice.

GArroH--IrxaminAtlo will bo held nj Canton
on tho nrat saturday Of each month,
AT MAeatLLor- september oeth, 1850.
AT ALLIANon.-O October 18th. 1850, and on tho
last Saturday OF March, 1890,
AT pHAou oiTy-socond Saturday OF February
1890
AT UAEAL FuLToN--soeond Saturday Of March
1890
AT umoErowN-tlccond Saturday OF April, 1900
0loO. W. YOIiE
Uork OF BoArdpN0namlnraH
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GREAT FIRES IN JAPAN.
Eioyon Hundred Houses Dcstroycd-rhe
Glcndon May he Saved,

UIUnU0n Mny 10 AnVrU,
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2?,-stoamer
arriving yesterday from Yokohama
brought news TO April /, More disas'
trous fires have occurred IN jnpon. On
March 20 800 houses were burned at
Aomani. The day after over 800 build.
ings were destroyed ot Noshiro, and over
800 at Mhmuro Tho latter fire ragged six
hours The American ship Glendon,
from New York, loaded with SO6,O0C
cases Of kcro3onc lies on the rocks ut
Kcnorsih, japan. She was blown
nshore March a. The steamer Ohaha
went 20 her assistance, but could not get
near enough 10 tow her Oft. II the
weather continues fine both cargo aud
vessel may yet bo saved.
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eaHRIFF SALE.

A. Taylor A Hon order of sale, hiark
vs. County COmmOnfltAl
Lewis niHler Court
ny virtue Of an order oi aala Issued by iha clerk
of tho court Of common pleas Of STARK county ONO,
in tho above action, ana ~ mo directed WI nfel
Tor sale W publlg Oniorg ~ tho door Of tho oOnH
house, IN the oily OF Canton, on
Saturday, the l7th day of May, 1880,
the following described real estate 10 VIII Situate
In mo township VI Marlboro county oi hlaTk anl
OF ohio and known ~ paIt 0f the northeast hhlf of
lilo northwest quarter IN section number iOnii
township twenty and range seven pnlhded hll 90.
H0Tibed Aa f0llnWh commencing ~ thn hntllWtht
oOTHef Of laud owned by unbi ihtnHp norm along
land owiied by Hamilton nay -four ehAinh aud foI5.
INa Inks 10 tho puhll0 highway running east ana
Wnsti ihnnre cast along hnd llAhWhl ihl tuunHh ~
that hY Wuluu parallel llhn WIN lhp Wt.t lhp "
Will contain thTeef0uiths " an acre pf lll thence
Hufh fnUF chains ana forty fYn links u Coles lAhdi
thence ~ the place pf behlnnlnH'
Appraised ~ tipO,
sale 20 commence NJ ono O'Clock ,, M Terms
'' "a, RADElt sheriff,
BALDWIN HniHLps Ait'YA
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Innnltod His Girl.

WHEELING, w, Va, April 2i.-[Special.l
james Wilson, well-known and re-
apected young man, was fatally shot by
Mike Flaharty vt Elm Grove, Monroe
county, Ohio, yesterday, Blahnrty insult
ed n Young lady with whom Wilson was
Walking and The latter objected, whore
upon Blnharty pulled q revolver and shot,
Elaharty In undor arrest.
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night said fire was raging there that
threatened 10 deatroy the business part OF
the town, The telegraph oiIiee aud many
other buildings we're burned IL sup
posed small boys set the. opera house on
lire, aud that Tic loss will be very heavy,
Later reports say half the town is burned,
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Flood Drift.

YICRsnuRG, April 2i,- Special, IA
correspondent lust returned from trip
up the Sun Flower River Delta describes
tic scenes In tho oyoriowod regions as
terrible, lie thinks the loss Of life IL
much greater than previously reported.
lie saw five dead bodies llooting about In
one place,
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Unolo Jorry's Idoas,

WASHINGTON, April q. - [Speclal.l-
Secretary Rusk will soon issue an address
10 the farmers, explaining how the do
precision In agriculture can be romodicd,
He attributes the present state OF affairs
10 onrelessnoss In culture. The secretary
also recommends higher duties on farm
products imported.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-24
A 1nan In ponth carolIna wrItoa

My labor was shorter and less painful
than on two former occasions; physicians
astonishcd; / thank you for Mothers
Friend.n II IL worth lis weight In gold.
Address the Brndfleld Reg. CO., Atlanta,
Ga, for particulars. Sold by all druggists.