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Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
For Sheriff.

TIE RECORD is authorized 10 announce jasper
HutchlsOn candidate for Sheriff Of Sharp
county at the ensuing election, subject to the
action Of the County Democratic Nominating
Convention.
To the Voters Of Sharp County.
FellOW-I ItlZeus ~ am u candidate for the Of
fee Of sheriff OF sharp county, and will abh'
by the decision Of the democratic county con-
yentIOn. should yOU honor me with the position
promise faithful performance Of its duties IN
Us satisfactory u manner ~ my abilities viii
allow. Yours respectfully,
GEO. W MULLEN.
To the voters Of sharp County.
Fellow CiLtzens.--i ann ounce myself for the
first time as q candidate for he office Of sheriff
Of your county subject TO the action Of the dem
Oeratic party. In dOlng so, ttllOw-cltzens, /
feet myself qualified for the pOsItloH and shOuld
be your choice ! promise you faithful dis
charge of the duties of the Office. Thanking you
for last tayOrs,
remain yours Obedientiy,
A. T.. lIIGGlN BOTTOM.
To the voters Of sharp County,
Gentlemen - Il response 10 many solicitation
in various parts OF the county / announce my
self 4 candidate for the Office OF Sheriff of Siarp
county for the ensuing term, subject 10 The aG-
ton Vi The democratic county convention. /
pledge myself II nominated and elected to make
YOU faithful officer, one VINO viii always be
found NJ his post and who Will know no man in
the discharge Of official duties ID Is my prIvi.
vgc 10 ask This 10 your hands, and it is yours to
grant or reject Us YOU think best; and / prumse
you that viii cheertully abide by your decision.
Hoping YOU viii consider my claims ana give
rue your support, am with best Wishes,
lUur Dbeuient servant,
JOHN X. METCALF
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
NC { MENlG.
- p-e..rrtins Attorneys Circuit.

TIA. prcov-, Is surto1zfd 10 suu0unce 'hltI.
4. aIsrUatl.g Is = -lI.i1ar- f1r HF--lef'l1H 20
ff-u.Te- u Iru-ecU;Iu- attorney ioT 'l- .AlIu
.-5ir.r- distinct. Subject -J ri- action 1l .l-
eHric-aiic iud iciaI e0Ey,l-i-- Wll1H meets 81
Waiu-r '.iH -s iU.y-.
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RuCKLRN y ARNlnA SALHE.

W VIN UIIIN y hNN INh ONIF IL
The best sAlve in the world for cuts.
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter chapped hands, chllblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles or no payment required. |,
is guaranteed 10 give perfect aatiilaction.
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box AZ j II. Motoalrs
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HAPPY uOOSlERs.

Wm. Timmons, Postmaster Of ldayille.
Ind writes Electric Dittera has done
more lor me than all other medicines
combined Tor chat bad feeling arising
from Kidney and Liver trouble John
Leslie, farmer aud stockman. Of same
place mw' Find Electric Biuers TO be
tho ber, Kidney and Liver medicine, made
me feel like new man. j, w. Gard.
ner, hardware merchant, Bame town, saws
Electric Bitters is usL the thing for a man
who is all run down and don carewheth
cr he liyes or dies, he found new stra,pth
good appetite aud bo felt Just ike he had
"a sew lease on lie Only 5Je. bottle,
Nc j, r. Metehll's drug store.
A SAFE INVESTMENT
Il one which is guaranteed To- bring
yu satisfactory rcaults, or In oaso Of
iailure "a ratufn of purchase urieo, On
ihis safe plan You can buy hum oar nd,
gertlsed druggist bottle Of Dr, King
Now Discovery Tor consumption. II il
guaranteed 90 bring rcliet n every oase.
when used lor any affection Of throat
lungs ~ chest. such M consunpliaa. in
himation OF lungo, bronchitis, aalhmA,
whoopihg oough, Group, oto., oan alwaye
30 depended upon ltial bottles ifee 40
y X Nsi0alls pgst9Fe,
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
THE CHURCHES

Rev 81 gruokc. DlsrOr l shatrr. breaches
at rhr Methodist .1uTUn he uIst lLl Ilirh sun
hlYa .E .,cu month
-rueav--rh16' every Sunday morning af p
o'risca 90 rar ufa.lulst church. Every body Is
invited 'g r0Ilr f. q. IE1DEHsnN,
Miss jsrIe uaGias0u, oup't.
srcitr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Nd 1nmrIanI nnlgr. 20 00 nanna.

Tho local committee had provided co.,
900 silk badges adorned with bust cut
OF Hendricks, but the supply was soon
exhausted, and oven II there had been
twice ns many thmo uuuld not have
beon 6uhciruttOgurdund, The various
divisions Of The parade began ~ form ~
their dcdMnted rendezvous, and No
o'clock, whcn Chief Marshal Gon, Fred
kncller was satisfied that all WA Ia
readiness, the signal was given by the
firing Of a'ycu guns ~ the north aide Of
the court house square, ana tho head Of
the column moved, Tho sidewalks
along the line Of march were packed
with people, who heartily ohcred the
yihtinR governors tho clubs from
abroad and the other features Of tho
parade that excited their enthusiasm.
Houses along the route, and IN fact, all
over tho city, were protuaoly decorated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

A Prominent nauker Sentenced 70 tho
Pen.
TOLEDO, July g,-ln the case Of banker
u, II, Van lloeson, Judge RIcka, In the
United States court today oycrruled mo,
tlon for n new trial, aud sentenced tho
priaonerto five years In the penitonilay
at hard labor, and IL now In jail, Van
Hocaon was formerly cashier ofthe Tolc,
do National bank aud prominent ctI'
len, Ills accessory, John Mckee, Ia al.
ready serving five ycOra' sentence, Mr.,
Van hooaon'a wife has been proatratod
by the shock Of hIa conviction, and h not
expected to live. The charge made was
false returns OF tho financial condition Of
the bank,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
CONDENSED OHIO NEWS.

ronton, o., refuses to authorize the
issue Of $4,000 bonds for street improve
ments,
A youth named Ketow, residing near
Lightsville, o., aged ID, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed,
Lizzie Hickey miss Of 10, whose home
is In Trenton, N, j., died on u train near
Mansfield, while en- route to visit rela-
tives in Tifin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
she Wa. Neyer Married.
A WEAK FEMALE.
stripped, Tarrod aud Driven from the WI.
ingo by u Gang Of Ablo-uodlcd Men,

stripped, Tarrod aud Driven from the WI.
ingo by u Gang Of Ablc-Iiodlcd Men.
TlrrlN, o., July e,-DloomWllo Ia a
small village ON the line Of the North.
western railroad, nine miles southeast
Of this city, Sarah Miller has made tho
place her home, and no conducted hvr.
self M 70 arouse the indignation Of the
citizCns Her house was visited by n
gang Of what are said 10 have been the
best citi2wa Her room was broken
open and the poor creature dragged
from her bed stripped Of her clothes
aud Emeared from head 10 foot with tar.
She was then ordered 20 leave town,
which she did, going 10 Utica, whoro
she placed the matter In the hands Of an
attorney She claims % have recognized
several Of her assNilmts Detectives
are engaged ON the Cnsc, The woman
has both money and friends, aud prom.
ises 70 make things exceedingly lively,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
eTlLL uNplsTuReep.


nut tho Temperance People Of Little
Washington Are Indignant.
WAMISGToN Pa, July g, Tho odgi.
nal package house OF thc Reymann
Brewing company, ost,lhlhcd here last
Saturday, is edll runniu, aud Is doing u
rushing business, 40 yot no efforts
have been made 20 stop tho traffic, but
the temperance people are highly ndig.
nant, and Il iR likely lhuJ they will
make some move before lung, a fact
that makes this establishment partic.
ularly hard one 10 close is that the om.
ploycs observe Hgidly the Nqgur laws
IN regard TO selling on Sunday and 10
men Of intempemtr habits aud inmne.
The house Of the pitBburg parties,
which viii DO IN operation some time
during the week, will not only sell loer,
but all kinds Of liquors,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
TllE M0NuMENr 40 nINDWCKA'

Vice President Hendricks was popu.
lar man In Indiana, and the citizens Of
indianapolis and the state IN general,
with one accord are proud Of the fact
that n monument has been erected 10
peipetu0tc the nnmo and good deeds Of
one Of her gifted sons, No one has taken
greater interest IN the success of the
movement and the arrangements for the
dedication than Mrs. Hendricks, She Is
u kindly and sensible old lady, and often
has the committee of arrangements con-
suited with her, More than two years
agO the admirers Of Thomas A. Hem
bricks began 20 raise funds for the erec-
ton Of monument The cost Of tho
entire work, pedestal, statue aud orna.
mentOtion, Ia figured at $4,000,
Description Of the Monument.
The pedestal IL Of light coral granite
from the Bayano quanies In Italy, and
IT, with the foundations, Is being put In
place under the personal supervision OF
., Il. Garfield, president Of the New
England Monument company, The
pedestal stands ON Base ~ feet long
and 81 feet wide, consisting of three
courses, forming steps about l9 inches
wide. In cuch side Of the monument IL
u niche, the ono IN front containing
decorations, tho one TO the west being
vacant, and those 10 the north and south
containing figures of justice and history
-Four iluted columns are NJ the corners,
each surmountod by a globe, Over these
IL the dome stone, bearing the cap die
on which stands the statue which
crowns the work
Tho only Inscription.
The front niche bears the name Hen.
bricks In aunken letters. This is the
only inscription ON the monument. BE.
meath Is a bronze wreath Of laurel and
oak leaves, which is about three feet in
diameter. The casting of this wreath
was done at The Royal foundry Gt Rome,
and the wreath itself was prize exhi-
bition nj Paris. Natural leaves were
used for the models Mr., Hendricks
statue Is Of heroic size and will face TO
the southeast II is Ia feet inches In
height, and is cast (as each Of the two
figures Of Justice and History in
single piece without u seam h. II.
Park, the scultor, worked directly from
the death mask and from careful meas
urements Of the body of the illustrous
statesman, and after months of work
produced clay model that weighed
$4,000 pounds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
RuFER INJURED.
Tho Tan-Yard Murderer Almost Killed by
IN Accident IN the ponltentInry,

Tho Tan-Yard Murderer Almost Killed by
IN Accident In the rcnitonilary,
COLUMNS, o., July 2.-George Rufor,
who Is serving a life sentence IN the
penitcntiOry from Cincinnati, met with
an accident yesterday that viii probably
result fatally, Rufer, who Is employed
IN the chair shop, was attempting to nd
just u moving belt ON u pulley The
board which ho was using IN lever
was caught by the belt and hurled with
terrific force against the breast Of the
prisoner, inllicting u ragged wound
eight inches In length, exposing the
lung. Rufer, rs viii be remembered,
was sent up for the "tan-yWd murder"
being convicted with Andrews Egner Of
the killing Of Herman Schilling IN 1875,
the body being thrown into furnace,
His occomplice, Egner was pardoned
some time ago,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Anothor Rotton noronrh stntc.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Tho Senate yos.
tcrdoy passed another bill admitting u
large track of sage brush, q few thousand
jack rabbits and u lcas number Of inhabl.
tonts into the Union, II was the Idaho
bill which had already passed the House.
Lces than 1900 votes were east at the last
election, yet this territory is to be convert.
cd into q State with two Senators and
one Representative In Congress,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
condltIon Of cropa IN NInnltobn

WINNIPEG, MAN, July 1.-The pro.
vinoial government crop bulletin states
that all the grain and root crops aro In
excellent condition and give promise Of
an unusually large yield, The acreage
under crop with cereals In Manitoba Is
1908, ,5Sl, Of which 7i0,O5s acres are In
wheat, 995,bsi IN oats, CO,O35 IN barley
and i4,4o0 In fax, The increased acre.
age under cultivation Is COO, 900 acres, az
compnred with Inst year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
A FITTING DEDICATION.
THE MONUMENT FORMALLY UN-
YELLED YESTERDAY.

A Great Demonstration In Honor of tho
Eyenl-A larger Crowd Never ASSEM-
bied Ia Observation-Disclosures Along
the Line of March Packed Win reo-
ple-The Venerable Widow Of the H.
iustious Statesman Drew Aside tho
ouFtaln which mia the Figure,
fSnIANAFoLla, Julye The monument
erected Ia the state house grounds In
honor of the late Vice President Hend,
ricka, was formally unveiled yesterday,
The day dawned clear and hot, but with
good breeze blowing, aud when the
trains began 70 pour crowds into the
city II was early apparent that the crowd
would ho tho largest ever assembled Ia
indianapolis, Governor Campbell and
party Of Ohio, and Governor llill and
party uf New York, arrived Monday,
Hnd among tho earliest arrivals yeHter
day WA Governor Francis, Of Missouri.
Early yesterday morning q delegation Of
tho Cook County Democracy, 800 strong,
accompanied by tho famous second
Regiment band, came Ia by special
train from Chicago, followed a little
later by q big delegation from tho
HoQuoa club Five hundred members
Of tho puckwoith club, Of Cincinnati,
next put in Hn appearance, About
every ciyIl and military organization IN
Indiana and many from Ohio, Illinois,
Kentucky aud Missouri, was repro
Eeuted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

WHEELING, w. VA, July i.-While
returning from Etnaville, late last
night, Charles Pauch and james Baker,
both welllto-do residents of Wheeling,
we.e assaulted by three masked men
and frghtfully beaten. Baker escaped,
but Pauch was beaten into insensibiiity,
after which the thieves went through
his clothes, securing his valuables.
pauch,s injuries are very serious. There
In no clue To his asenilanta
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
soMn BIG SCHEMES BREWING.

M, u. Hartor Puahing TO tho Front.
New York, July L. Special l-Thero
are indications OF some sensational turns
In politics here In the next few days. Tho
Star, which has been u great odmiror Of
Of Mansfield, o., be the Democratic nom.
inco for Vice-prosidont no matter who is
put up for President II 10 also said that
Whitney, late Secretary OF the Navy, will
swing Tammany Hall into line FOR Clovo-
land In 1902,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
THE RGscuERs GIVE UP.


Nearly Overcome by Heat and BLACK
Damp-Denth Absolutely Certain, but
the nodies Cannot bo Found,
DUNBAR Pa, July 2,-slxteen days
have elapa-l since that flash Of gaa set
fire 10 tho llill Farm mine, Hope and
work was abandoned yesterday evening
NJ o'clock, and the dust On ashes Of the
thirty'two imprisoned men may rest be'
meath tho Dunbar hill till tho last day
shall come, Last night tho caaketa
which were 40 carefully and secretly
carried up 10 the mine were ~ quietly
brought back, SO were tho gtr6tcher6
and blankets and medicines brought 10
the ground by the physicians This Il
because the men could work no more,
The exploring party started Ia the
mine At o'clock Tuesday morning,
Whom they came out tho sun was going
down behind the hills and tho hands on
the clock pointed to7 o'clock II In sol
dom that such an expedition meets with
the same results ~ this. Three Of them
returned 10 within few hundred yards
OF u burning suhleumom fire and
found the
Dinner iiuokott and Hlouses
Of two Of the men They were nearly
overcome by heat aud black damp, and
" WIS only by the most extraordinary
eXortiOns that the men came ont alive,
Ia the exploring party were inspectors
Keiglcy, Jcnldui, llack, Louttit, King
EngintWBC @ j, aud II, j, Coll, supenn,
tendent llll, Dr, Mullen, w, 4, Smith,
William Patterson, john Dilw0rth lanaC
c. Ruhcy, Bernhard Callahan, Robert
Gray, Hugh Dorm, Thomas Evans, Pc,
ter Wise, James Bloch j, j. Davis,
Robert Wntchop, secretary Of the Uni,
ted Mine WorSora' Association, and Rev,
Father MulOdY I
The NrKt Great Piece NJ Work
will bo the looking after the widows and
orphans Of the men WHO are buried un'
der that mountain Of coal, The reliei
committee needs funds, Work on
mothorng on putting ONT tho fire Ia the
Hill Farm mine has commenced. The
mine cmnot be- flooded aud an effort
viii bo made 10 smother the flames. II
N thought there Ia only one way In
which tic property viii be- Of any use
HgHin, That io 10 shut up the burning
portion In wallis Of brick by ConAning
u In this nuunor part OF the vein which
has never been reached viii bo within
reach,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Thclr proaneota Arc nrlrht.

NEW YoRK, July THE ALTERATION
board of the Cloak manufacturers
association and consolidated committee
Of cutters and operators met In joint con-
ference 0t noon yesterday NJ the Prescott
house. The meeting only lasted 10
minutes and they were unable 10 come
10 any agreement, The situation Of the
locked out cloals makers romans un.
changed, but they MAINTAIN their pros.
poets are bright.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
A Movomont 10 Save the Republican
liarty

Washington special to tho Toledo Heel
WAsnlNOroN, July Eight or ten
western Republican senators have formed
u combination against the Mckinley tariff
bill. They propose TO bury II and bury Il
deep, says the ST. Louis Republic cor.
respondent Among those who propose
TO engage In this praisoworhy worl, are
Plumb, Of Kanaasi Farwcll, Of Illinois,
Spooncr, OF Wisconsin, Mandcrson, Of
Nebraska, and Sweet William Allison, Of
Iowa. They have had considerable con.
aultotion, Mr.. Allison h expected 10
mako the fight In the senate, According
to the story Oiloat they expect TO keep
down nearly all the increase in the Nc.
KinlCy bill,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
FLINr aLAss WonkERs.


aA'hhNNNA ANNNNN wv NNNNNl ANNhllNh w
Wheeling.
WHEELING, w, Va July Eight
thousand flint glass workers and thoir
friends, representing every glass town
IN the Ohio Valley and Western Penn.
aylyania, arrived IA this city yesterday,
70 Rttond the annual reunion Of the
Flint dlNa wdrkeIa The largest dele
cation came IN over the Panhandle rail-
road, being the Pittsburg special, which
bore no feWey than 500 people alone, At
the dcpots the delegations were mot by
the local committees and escorted 10
Wheeling park The programme yes,
to-day afternoon consisted OF music and
addresses by Hon. John Howard, Of
Whcelingi John Ehman, Of Cincinnati,
and Secretary William Dillon, and PreBi-
dent Smith, Of the union.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Patt Son il Thouaht 10 bc a wlnnor

SCRANTON, Pa July g. Special, Tho
convention isyory largo and enthusiastic,
conceded to be ono Of the largest over
held In the State. II looks like pattiaon
FOR Governors but Wallace las strong
following. After the preliminary organ.
iaoiion this morning the convention ud.
journod TO 9 o'clock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
nIsMAR0K AoAIN A aHEsATIoN

He VIII Take q Hand IN tho German Hleo,
lions, and Come 70 TOO us IA 1909,
BERLIN, July 2,-Great Interest In Bic
marclS ID again aroused here by the an
nouncement that he win not 90 20 Eng,
land 40 announced but remain In Cor
many TO take vigorous part In the ap,
preaching election, Ito will visit the
United States IN 1909,
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He admitted 10 Ewing In Cincinnati
that Col. Howel, of the Cleveland Na-
tional league team, and Nimick, of the
Pittsburg, were ready TO drop out at n
minutes notice and upon the least pre-
text, II does not seem likely that the
New York National leaguers will live
far beyond the Fourth Of July. The
public need not be surprised to hear
within u few weeks the news that four
Of the National league clubs, including
the New Yorks are thing Of the past.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

New yopK, July THE striking sus-
pender makers gained victory over
three firms yesterday, The men EN-
ployed by the firms, about 100 In num-
Der, will return TO work at an increase
Of 20 10 20 per cent. on the old rates.
Nine other firms have agreed to sign the
contracts presented by the employees.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
PlleuI pllonl Ttoh,nr pilou.

SYMpToMs--Moisturo intense itching
and stingingi most at night, worse by
scratching. IL allowed 10 continue tum-
orB form, which often bleed and ulcerate
becoming very sore. SwAYNE's ONT
MENT stops the itching and bleeding, heals
liberation and In most cases removes tho
tumors. AT druggists, or by mail for 10
conts. DR.. Swayne a Son, Philadelphia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Rcats entirely Win The sonato

WASHINGTON, July t.--Spealsing on
the subject Of adjournment Speaker
Reed said yesterday: "The question
rests entirely with the senate. For the
first time in many years tho house Is
ahead Of the senate with the public
business, We, over on this side, could
wind up the session next week, but of
course, we shall not be able TO do so."
Nearly all senators agree In thinking
that adjournment cannot take place be-
foro August and several think that the
session may run into September.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Anothor nloody rIgnt In NonlnnEr

FLEMiNosDuRo, Ky, July 2,'=lSpccnl, !
Reports are coming In Of q bloody fight
In Rowan county ycatcrdoy between the
revenue officers and moonshncrs, Three
mon were killed and dozen wounded,
Tho reports are wild, aud no news can be-
obtained Of particulars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
The pcdloatory ode.

When silence had once moro been 10.
stored the dcdieutoiy ode, "flcpdripl,a."
written by jWucs Whitcomb Riley wag
imprcssiyoly read by Professor lNahor,
Of Hanover college, Following this
"The New National Hymn" was ren.
dcrcd by the male chorus, and the
BATTLE Hymn Of Republic" hy the
school children Senator Turpi6, the
orator Of the day, wos then introduced,
and was received with long.continued
cheers, The speaker sliutghrd Mr.. Hen.
drcks' carecr after leaving the senate AZ
governor Of Indiana and vice president
Of the United States, and closed with n
glowing eulogium, The orator received
another ovation aa he retired "rho
True Patriot was rendered by The male
chorus, the audience aud school chill
dren joined In the stirring strains Of
"The Star Spanglcd Banner and with
the pronouhcing Of the bcnediction by
RI, Rev, SiRs Chataid bishop Of Vim
cennes, the eyentol the day was brought
10 u fitting conclusion,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

TOLEDO, o., July 9, - Edgar Van
Hoesen, cashier Of the Toledo National
bunk, who was convicted ON June 20, Of
perjury In connection with n shortage of
about $4,000, was yesterday sentenced
by Judge RiclSs IN the district United
States court, to five years imprisonment
~ hard labor In the Ohio state pen.
itpntiury
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Granted an Advance.

SPRINGFIELD, o., July Big Four
yard men here 40 In number, threaten.
ing to strike yesterday, were granted in.
creOscs In wages last night as follows {.
Night ioremen, from S2,gO to 300 , day
foremen, from Sell TO S2iOi night
switchmen, from Sl,00 TO S2.Ol; dny
switChmen, from 81, 80 TO S9 OS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
BOTH CLAIM A MAJORITY.

About Ono-Third Of tho Delegates Have
Arrived and Canvnssing In Active.
SCRANTON, Pa, July About ono
third Of the delegates TO the Wednes-
days Democratic convention arrived
here and canvassing Is active, Both ex-
Governor Pattison and ex-senator Wal
lace are on the ground and the friends
Of each are confident Of victory, There
are nineteen contests 10 come before the
oredontial committee. Ten Of The contest.
ants are Wallace men, Both factions
claim majority Of the committee.