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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
mo eANK NoT AFFeoTEp.
Left ON u Short Vacation for His Health
and Took with Him 500, 900,

Left ON Short Vacation for His Hcnlth
and Took with Him 500, 900,
WORCESTER, MASS, April 0,-lt was
discovered yesterday afternoon that
Frederick Kimboll, teller OF The Peoples
Savings bank, Of this city, who went
away on Wednesday last on short va.
cation for his health, took with him
about $50, 900 In flr5tclOss securities be-
longing 10 the bank, IL Ia not yet
known whether kimball is also n
dofaultor, as the bank examiner only
arrived In the city last evening, A letter
was received by Mrs Kimball from
Montreal yesterday which had been sent
by Kimball TO the postmaster nt Mont.
real 10 be re.mailed by him TO Worcester,
The postmaster indorscd this fact on the
envelope, thus spelling Kimball's scheme
10 obtain good start ON the officers,
who are on his track Kimball Is u
popular young man, an athlete and dog
fanoier, his 81. Bernard dogs taking
prizes at all dog shows, The bank has
assets of over $4,000, 900 and will not bo
affected.
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peATHBgp CONFESSION.
Murdered ana Ills Iiody Thrown Into
Well aud tho Well FILLED with Sand.

Murdered and Ills Iody Thrown Into n
Well aud tho Well FILLED with Sand.
WnlSEsnAmR, PA, April 0,-Jim
Gregory, living fcw miles from here, ls
ON his doathbod, While delirousyoetor-
day lac told tho story OF u terrible mur.
der committed twonty years ago. A
miner by the namo Of Koating myateri-
ouly disappeared NJ the timo Tofcrrod TO
and no trace OF him could be found.
Tho story now told by the dying man 10
that kcating was met on his way homo
and VIVA murdered and his body thrown
into q well ON Grcgory'a lot and the we'll
filled with sand, Gregory duplicates
man who liyea near here. Tho well was
visited yesterday ana was found 10 DO
full Of sand. A further investigation
win bo made.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
rHE nILLIARp TouRNEY

Tho Cioseat Conteat Thus Tar and Was
Elther'a Game Tlii Near tho Close.
CHICAGO, April 0,-Tho two young
western oxporta, Cation and Ives, opened
yesterdays Geriea Of games In the hNndl,
cap billiard tourney, tho former playing
2BO 10 215 by Ives, Cation had the gamo
well In hand until the fifteenth inning,
when tho boy wonder started out for
blood and gained tho verdict. II was
the oloseat contest Of the tourney thus
far and was cithora gamo almost 10 tho
close. Cation played with moro conf
dcnco than usual while Ives appeared
10 DO trillo rusty, Tho lattor6 run Of
90 was earned through u bunch Of car.
roms worthy Of SChaciIor, and was sue
coeded by 6e points Of merit, Ives, 975i
Cation, 223.
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HIGHLAND PARK, Ill.,, April O. Special
Ono Of the llorcoat storms over known
In Illinois awopt over this place during
the night, doing great damage to property
and lnlurIng u number of people, one IA
tally. Several houses were blown down
and the inmates forced 10 mako thor On.
cape In their night clothos Tho track Of
the storm was q quarter Of u mile wide
and everything In its path was domolish.
al
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RepnhlIennn onrry Mn,nlllnn.

MAsslLLoN, April I-lSpoclol The
election resulted In u dcfoat for the DOM
ocrots. William NJ Reed (Rop) defeated
Josiah FranH Dcm0 present incumbent
for mayor, by iiO majority Republican
councilman and assessors were elected In
the First, Second and Third wards, the
Democrats carrying the Fourth ward for
for the same offices, Tho now council
will stand os at prcscnt-a tic politically,
Henry HubcrOnd II, G, Miller tRcp) wcrc
elected members OF the board Of cduca-
ton and Samuel G, Bowman and Il, H..
Folgor (Scp.) Justices Of the peace,
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AMONG THG oLoooEo STOCK,

Horses Worth Fortunes pashing Through
tho streets In Their wild Flight
LEXINGTON, KY,, April 0,-Firo started
In row Of franc buildings adjoining
the Kentucky associations grounds last
night and quickly communicated 10 the
stables Of tho association, which were
full Of racers entered Tor tho coming
spring meeting, Tho stable hands hero.
loally saved tho horseo from the Aamoa,
but were compelled 70 turn them loose,
and horaea worth fortunes are daahlng
through tho atroota or jumping high
fences In their wild flight across the
country, Tho fire was got under control
lt midnight Tho loss ON tho frame
bulldinga aud the .ai0hlca amounta 70
about $1,000. Tho loss On the race hon0s
will not be known Tor Soycrla days,
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Pnm RpoRM IN MEDINA.

Ten Persona Reported Killed In Sharon.
CLEVELAND, o., April O,-lSpeoial,l IA
report comes from Sharon, Medina coun-
~, that the tornado struck that village
tearing Into tattera and kIlllna ton people
beaIdca nlurng many more, The storm
swept through Springfield township this
county aud the house Of Scott Swoltle was
demolished. The family got Ia the cellar
Just aa the building was swept overhead.
Great damage IL also reported from
Krumroy,
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you MuaT pIE.n
Grassy Reilly Sheets Maggie rrltohard and
Then nimsriG

MEpFoRp, WIS, April "a man
named Willard Williams, nloRnamed
Crazy Kelly, went 70 the house Of
Judge Clinton fextore, Of this city yes
terday, aud, addressing Miss Maggie
Prltohard, q niece Of Mrs, Textore, aaidl
care you Maggie Prltohardg She said,
"Yea,' and then no aald "You must
die, )" and, drawing n revolver, fired At
her, killing her lnatanily, llo then shot
himself, lle IL alive, but will probably
die, The feeling against Williams Ia no
great that Il II safe 20 say he would not
have lived nn hour had he not shot him,
self, Miaa Prtohard was one Of the
leading young aoolety bellies OF this
village, and q fayorlte Tho cause OF
the tragedy Ii not known, except that II
be duo 10 inahniiy,
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THE M. b. CONFERENCE.
REVOLUTIONS Passed TENDING TO
ENLIGHTENMENT or NEoRoEe,

Tho ooiessd Race In the South Entitled IA
Education 10 the ruilest Moral aud
Intelieotusi Development first 40 ha'
man neiaas aud second ~ oitiEens and
Votsrs-fhe Resolution Calls on Con.
9fessts Take Prompt AetIon--D Dancing
aud Thaatres Denounced,
Nav YoRR, April O.-The last days
session Of the New York Methodist Eps-
al0onferenee began yesterday morn
ing The Rev. James A. Chadwick,
corresponding secretary OF the Freeman'a
Aid aud Southern Educational sooiety
offered Tor adoption this reaolutonl
''nhe eol0red race In the south with their
Inherited tendencies Of superstition and
the long, dreary history OF ignorance,
thrlfileaaneaa and slavery arc entitled 10
education 20 tho fullest moral and intel.
leotual development first 90 human DO.
inga, with individual responsibility and
immortal souls for whom Christ died
and, second ~ oitlsena and voters In q
representative republic"
The Resolution does on TO Say
that despite tho efforts OF the south and
educational aid received from congress
and from religious and philanthrOplo
sources, illltoracy are increasing at the
south aud that the school demand can
not be met by her resources Tho reaO.
luton calls on congress 10 take promptly
such steps M their constitutional powers
would permit and their wisdom auggeat
10 continue 10 allauoh states 40 would 40.
cept the hamo national aid 10 which tho
northern aud weaiern atatea have been
20 largely indebted during the past
century In the founding and maintain.
ing Of common schools and IN enlighten-
Ing and stimulating the educational
spirit OF the states, u was decided 10
send tho resolutions which were adopted
10 United statoe Senator Eyaria.
A Supplementary Report
on tho Hmuaomenta OF the present day,
denouncing dancing, card playing and
tho thoatrea, was adopted, Tho reholu-
tion adopted by the conference In 1888
was re.adopted In regard 10 the liquor
question, II opposea license or other
regulation of tho liquor traffic and do
claroa that prohibition 10 tho duty OF
governments,
Rev, O. w, MoPhcnon, of Poekakill,
was oenaured for making contract
with his father 20 pay the latter 800
year II ho would remain 100 miles away
trem himi also consuming him for having
failed 10 keep the contract, Tho old
g0ntloman was complainant In tho case.
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ohio Medical collogo Trnateos.

COLUMBUS, o., April O.-Tho govern
or Monday sent to the Senate the names
Of the following CinoinnNtlnns, to DO
trustees of the Ohio Medical college at
Cincinnati for the term Of ten years each,
beginning January /, lSOii Aaron
Perry, Thomas Sherlock, Theodore Cook,
John Il. Follett Lewis Seasongood Isaac
NJ. Jordan, NJ Il, lIagans, job H. Ste
venson, Frank j, Jones' Richard Smith
and William 7, Anderson. The senate
yesterday confirmed the nominations.
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An All Around Elrht.

OMAHA, April 0, -Ispeciol,l- r. George
Nicholson was shot In the street last night
by his daughter, Mrs, Burbank, llo had
trouble with his family, and on Monday
threatened 10 kin Burbank with an AK
and tho lattor'a wife with q pitchforS.
The latter had the father arrested but the
old man was released on bail, Father
and daughter met on the street last night
aud renewed the quarrel, with the result
that the old man was shot twice, II IN
feared ho will die, Tho daughter is un.
der arrest
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ooNvIoTs eeekINa LIpeRTY.

Opened tho Latch, Hut Forced Back ut tho
Royolyor'a Point,
CoLcAmus, o., April o. George Smith,
n Cleveland convict, serving u Gix-yoar
sentence for burglary and larceny, and
William Parker, acvcn'year man from
this county, ON a conviction Of assault
TO kill Sergeant KnlIo, made an un8uo.
ce@ful attempt 70 escape from the pen
Monday night They succeeded In pry-
ing open u latch from tho back room
door, and had reached the top range,
when q noise attracted the attention OF
Guard Holmes who forced them back at
the point Of revolver.
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Novel, but unsucccssfuL

sHELDYvILLE, md, april 0,-Threo
prisoners in the jail here came very near
making their escape last night, They
were Charles Ball, under sentence for
forgery; Harry Farrers for larceny, and
james Tumblin, for felonious assault.
They built Ere ON one of the stone
slabs in tho corridor and split IL, and
were digging through tho concrete TO
the cellar when discovered,
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GLGoTloN YeereRpAY.
Cranston and Jamestown Elected Ropul
II..u. Mnu...auI.II...

oranston and Jamestown Elected Repub-
iioan Representatives
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 0, Crhuston
and Jamestown elected Republican rop.
roaeniatiyea yesterday North Smith
hold and West Greenwich failed TO elect,
Under tho statute the present represent,
ativo holds over, but thoro arc reports
from both towns that AN ondeavor will
bo mado 10 hold another town meeting.
II the elttlng representative holda over
tho Legislature viii stand Republicans
B9, Democrats AZ, with nine 10 bo elected
from Providence. Tho Republicans will
thon need 20 elect two 10 control tho
grand committee, whilo the Democrats
need oight 10 accomplish the samo ro-
atill
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
THE MANHATTAN BANK FAILS.
ono Of tho Strongest Institutions In East.
ern Kansas.

RhN " AAhhN~
ern Kansas.
MANHATTAN, KAN, April 0,-The
Manhattan bank, ono Of the strongest
institutions in Eastern Kansas, failed
yesterday morning, u, B, Purcell, d.
rector OF the Atchison, Topeka and Sauja
Foo railway, and ono OF the most sub.
stantial business men Of the state 10 tho
principal stockholder. John w. Webb,
the cashier, was appointed temporary
assignee. Tho failure 10 said 10 have
been prooipitatod by the British land
and mortgage company, which Monday
advertised q public sale OF collateral be-
cause Purcell refused 10 pay his written
obligation 10 the company for $4,000
due April 10. The liabilities OF the bank
arc nearly 100000 and are understood 70
far exceed the asscta A number OF
Manhattan business men viii auiIor from
tho failure No statement has yet been
mado ag 10 tho exact condition Of things,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

JERSEY CITY, N j., April 0.-Tho
municipal election yesterday, like the
campaign that preceded, was marked by
great excitomCnt The vote Is close
Up TO u late hour last night the result
was doubtful, but according 10 the best
estimates Mayor Orestes Cleveland,
Democrat, has been reelected by from
1900 TO l,S0O majority over George f.
Perkins, Republican, The Republicans
gain three aldermen with chance Of
Ia.... mana
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A ToueHls VICTIMS.

uo Bites ono Of nls wifes Eara on and
Heats Her Father
GREENsnuRG, PA, April 0.-Goorgo
Richardson, Of Derry while drunk, at.
tackled his wife and fathcr-in.lOw ut an
carly hour yesterday morning, and
brutally beat thcm, biting ono of his
wlfo'e cars off and pounding her until
she was almost insonsible. The old man
was badly usod up and has been unable
20 move or speak since and II Is feared
that his injuries will provo fatal.
Richardson was arrested and brought
hero at noon and lodged In jail He 10 a
tough citizen, and has frequently
threatened his wife's life.
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California Bank Faila.

FoRr MoRoAN, Cali, Apr o. Special,
Tho bank Of this place assigned today
with assets Of forty thousand and small
liabilities. There was no money In the
safe whom the assignee took charge.
Cashier Bartlett loft for Denver Thurs
day TO get currency, and all that has boon
heard from him since IL that ho drew sey-
oral heavy checks on Denver hanks.
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An Illlnoln rown nlewn.

Sr, LOUIS, April s-lSpoclol,l AN
early dispatch from powhottNn, Ill.,, says
that that town was almost totally de-
stroycd by the cyclone last night, Tho
depot was mroofcd, the grain elevator
lcvolod TO the ground and II number Of
houses demolished. Several people were
injured, but ns forNs learned mono fatally,
The wires are all down and particulars
cannot bo learned.
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what tho ornnltc Cuttora Want,

QUINCY, Mass, April 9,--The granite
cutters have demanded nino hours and
81 cents an hour The Granite manu-
facturers association will concede tho
nine hours, hut decline TO pay moro.
The workmen will maintain their posi-
ton. The carpenters, plasterers, stone
and brick masons, plumbers, gas and
steam pipe mon at Lowell are now work.
ing nhe hours, In agreement with tho
MaAtar Ruildarn' aaaoniation.
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ALBANY, N. Y, April o.-Hon. Ed.
mund l.. Judson, ex.Mayor, died yester-
day morning aged 60 years. He was a
past grand master Of the grand lodge
Free and Accepted Masons, In the state
of New York, and sovereign grand In
gpectorgeneral in tho Ancient Accepted
Grniliah Rila
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CHOPPED TO PIECES

A. lie Lay Asleop with His Family About
Him.
vNITA, /. T., April 0.-News hOS
reached hero Of tho brutal murder OF
Charles Goodwin, n Crock Indian, rosld-
ing near Tuloa, Tho victim was chopped
10 piooea as he lay sleeping In the house
with his family about him, and ciroum-
stances point 10 his wifo as the perpotra-
tor OF tho crime. Goodwin had OF late
been prosecuting gomo OF his wifo's rel
atives for horse stealing, and II Ia thought
this ongondered the hato which proved
hiS destruction.
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crn.nhn Arnln,t Immnrnl rlclnrn..

COLUMBUS, April 0.-Clcrgymon Of
this city yesterday ut meeting dis
cussed the display of indecent pioturea
on tho bill boards about the city and
other places Several held that picture
galleries and art studios Of the city woro
full of pictures Of woll.known society
women clad In decidedly immodest
costumes, hanging side by side with
pictures Of Christian women. IL was
decided TO preach sermons against the
pictures, and u committee was selected
10 recommend further action.
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VIENNA, April 0,--An immense meet
ing Of striking workmen was held here
yesterday which towards ia close bo-
came turbulent. The police interforod
and wero attacked with atones. Before
tho mob could DO dispersed they had
pillaged number Of jewish shops and
set fire TO wine shop. They prevented
the approach Of ilro engines until tho
shops were destroyed, The troops were
called out and fred blank voloys at the
mob, which was finally dispersed.
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EAST SAGINAW, MloH, April o..
Charles II. Dixon, formerly deputy
county treasurer, who was recently ar
rostod In Chicago and brought here for
trial on charge of cmbezzlement, no
having appropriated TO hls own use SOW
eral thousand dollars belonging 10 tho
county, was yesterday afternoon SEN
tonced TO five years imprisonment at
hard labor In the state prison at jack
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WIND DESTRUCTION.
Cyclones Blowing Almost at Our
Doors.
Some Ohio Towns Viaited--Ths Days
I1aoapades.. M iaoeliRnsous Events.
PHn WIND aPoRM.
Much Damage Done Around Alliance and
NbighbOrhOod,

ALLIANCE, Oo April O,-lspeclal,l-A
hurricane visited this town az 7ia0 last
evening, blowing through ia northern
section, following the railroad track
and along Main street, Its
course was mile Wide, II unroofed
houses, blew root of Of gas house, over
turned freight ears, and threw three
cars against the freight house,
AZ nelolt much stock was killed.
II struck walls Of Buckeye engine
works ~ Salem, and they suffered
severely, The Wire Nail works was
nearly ruined aud Victor Stove works
were wrecked, The iron smoke stacks
were blown off the water works,
Az Marlboro, q house was blown oil It's
foundation, The wind was strong enough
10 stop heavy freight train.
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LONDON, April 0,-The storm OF indig.
nation against Homo Secretary
Matthews by the hanging OF Richard
Davies yesterday IL increasing. II Is nj
legged that tho appeal for clemency made
TO Tho queen elected telegram from
her ma ]esty recommending u reprieve,
which II Is charged Mr.. Matthew's
ignored. This statement has added TO
tho axcitempnt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
CYCLONE IN MICHIGAN,
Damage Done Amounting 10 several
Thousand Dpllars,

CHARLOTTE, MICH, Apul a ey'
slone passed over tho northern part Of
tho city about 4 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, doing damage amounting 10 several
thousand dollam 1he roof was torn OF
the main building ef tho Richardson
Mil company, Mayor raokard'a barn
was torn 10 atoms, wing Of Mr., har'
hats residence was wrenohed from tho
main building and lifted into an adj0ln'
ing lot and completely demolished, the
house OF Dr, ltOienkrnn's was dialooated
and tho Steam Heater Eyapoating COM
pany's building was also damaged, Out
houses, smoke stacks and chimneys were
generally demolished aud trees aud
shrubs uprOoted, The root was blown
of Childa barn, and much damage was
done 70 Chappela brick and tIle works In
Carmel.
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AfLor Tho Murdorer.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 0,-lSpoclal, l.
David Hunniout, u railroad contractor,
was shot by an unknown assassin last
night ltis thought tho murderer was
negro who was discharged by Hunnicut
few days ago. A posse Of mon are search.
ing for the negro, who will bo lynchcd II
captured.
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Tho plnmhcr., slrII,c srttlnd.

CHICAGO, April 0,-Tho strike of the
journeymen plumbers was settled yes
terday afternoon, and work will bo ro-
sumod to-day, BY tho terms of the
agreement tho iournoymen will get 49, 30
per day as tho minimum wages, while
The juniors get an advance of % cents q
day. Tho agreement Is TO last for two
years, and all future disputes are TO bo
settled by arbitration.
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ReeoRIs ooNTRAplcTEp.

Tho Captain Of tho Adrlatlc Did All That
Could be Expected.
LONDON, April Capt, Watkins, OF
the steamship City Of Paris, and Mr..
Taylor, q director Of tho Inman Steam
ship company, emphOtlcally deny tho
statements that the captain of tho
steamer Adriatio refused TO assist tho
disabled lnman ship, On tho contrary,
no did everything consistent with the
dictates Of humanity and tho require
ments Of good soNmOnship. They also
contradict the assertions that brcachcs
were mudo In tho bulkhcads dividing
the englno rooms.
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VIENNA, April 0,-The emperor has
decided TO create several ministers for
the whole empire, who shall be responsi.
bio both 10 the crown and 10 the bundles.
rath. The chancellor Is 10 DO member
Of the now ministry and president
thereof.
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Iron MIN pnmapod nv rlr..

MILWAUKEE, WIS, April S.-Tho
Northwestern Malleable Iron company's
plant, which occupies an area OF two and
a half acres and employs 225 men, was
damaged to the extent Of SAC, 900 yestsr-
terday morp!ng The plant was valued
At ESQ, ,0Oo y, which there was $50, 900
pN- -nncd
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Thoy Always Arc,

ASHLAND, Wis, April s,-lSpecial. J.
The Chippewa Indians on La Couor Dor
ellie reservation are reported TO bo In u
starving condition. and unless aid Is ROM
dcred ut once many of tho oged and In
firm will die.
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COMMITTEE ON AaRcuLruRe
Recommend the Passage Of yhs Duttsr.
worth niii.

worth NH.
wAmNGToN, April 0,--Chairman
Funston, Of the house committee on
agriculture, submitted a report yestor-
day recommending tho passage OF tho
Buttorworth bill 10 prevent dealings In
optlona and futures by impoaing special
taxea on dealers In thom. Tho report ih
signed by tho full committee. II 10
stated In tho report that tho bill Il ln.
tended 10 apply 70 that olaaa OF trhnaao.
tiona conducted In tho bucket shops and
grain pita OF tho country known 40 puto
and calls, including tho whole range OF
mere speculative dealing In hchtlou0
farm products. at does not affect In.
jurioualy,' says tho report, "any logitl.
mate trade or dealer In farm ataploo. II
socks 70 and dooa impose an Internal
revenue tax upon those doalora In grain,
corn, cotton and pork who, % rulo,
neyer SEQ, own or hAndlea poalt 0f pound
OF tho articles they aell.
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ncmncrntlc cIty rIcIsct.

CLEVELAND o., April 8, Tho munio-
pal election passed off quietly yesterday.
A very light vote was polled. The
Democratic city ticket Is elected by
about I, 100 plurality, but the Republic.
ars elected twenty-five councilmen
against fifteen elected by the Democrats.
The hoard of education Is still Demo-
crntic,
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COLLINS, o., April "a very heavy
and serious cyclone passed this place al
D o'clock yeatorday afternoon. Between
fifteen and twenty bulldlnga, moatly
dwellings, were completely wrecked
and several people Injured. Mr. Houh
and daughter were aerloualy hurt There
10 terrible excitement throughout the
community,
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CINCINNATI o., April 0,--'rhe body of
an unknown man was found In Burnet
woods Mt o'clock yesterday afternoon,
with pistol ball in his head. He was
about 60 years old, well dressed, and q
letter addressed to A, Matthias, 440 West
Eighth street, was found In his pocket