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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
TWENTY PERSONS INJURED.


NNlH HiNN 0'NNNH
BLOOMINGTON, llla., Jan. 90. --Twonty
persons were injured NJ 9 o'clock ycstof-
day afternoon In the high school at LoX.
ington, In this county, 10y q terrific oX-
plOion which was heard all over the
city. While Professor jess, surrounded
by pupil and teachers, was conducting
an experiment In chemistry In which
oxygen was being generated In u retort,
composed wholly or In part OF iron with
iron pipe connections, the rotort sud.
denly ilow 10 pieces and nearly thirty
twenty of them more or less manglod,
To add 10 the horror Of the scono can
OF gasoline, through which piece Of hot
iron had been blown, took fire and for u
fow moments II looked aa though the
building and some Of the wounded vic.
Tins might be consumed. The burning
gasoline spread rapidly over the floor
and seats but the flames were ox-
tinguished after hard fight, In which
several Of the students were slightly
scorchOd Those most dangerously IN
iurod by the explosion are aS follows!
Professor Jess, terribly burned about
the head face, arms, hands and eyes,
will probably lose his sight and may dioj
Bert G, Farsol, u youth Of 90, compound
fracture Of the leg and artery cut, likely
10 die; Cora Kemp, aged 10, compound
fracture of leg; Hattie Barnard, aged 10,
struck in breast with piece Of iron pipe
and dangerously hurt Russell Stevenson
hurt on leg and terribly bruised; win
Dawson, badly cut and bruisedi VIII
Hotsenpillard, badly manglod Asa
LangstalT, seriously bruised and cut.
A dozen others were bruised, cut and
scorched, but those named above are the
sevorcst sufferers, II Ia believed that
the explosion was caused by impure
chemicals,
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WE ARE SHOCKED.
CANADIAN NJ, P's SHOCKED ALMOST
BEYOND RECOVERY

A Young Church NJ England Clergyman
Charged with a Crime Almost beyond
Bellef-Hls Victims Hoys of Tender
Raars--alr John Thompson Admits
That tho Charges Are Correct
OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. eO,-The govern
ment has just been acquainted with one
OF the most revolving revelations ever
brought 10 light Ia Canada, The matter
was unearthad In connection with the
proposed women and girls purity bill
introduced this session by Alr John
Thompson, minister Of juatloe,
A prominent member OF parliament q
few days ago received letter from q
justice OF the peace In the province OF
Ontario giving a detailed account Of the
occurrence, This letter was immediate
ly handed 10 the minister Of justice, who
brought the matter 10 the notice Of the
government The letter contained
sworn statement 10 tho following faotal
A young Church OF England clergyman
In a pOpulous parish In tho western por-
ton Of the province OF Ontario was
brought before tho magistrate In quea'
tlon on five charges OF debauohlng small
boys, The evidence taken In the oasea
was OF 80 revolving character 10 pre-
vent In being published, In four Of the
cases, because the boys had not resisted
tho Infamous proposals Of the fend, tho
charges were dismissed In tho last
case ho was found guilty and sentenced
10 three months In jail, thus being the
sevoreat sentence the law allows,
Ills Youthful Victims
From the statements made 10 the
authorities In the course OF the trial II
appears that this ilend In the garb Of q
clergyman dcbauohed not less than
twenty young boys In that vicinity, Tho
revolving offences were committed In
tho church vcatry, and the evidence
went 10 show that many Of the yictlma
were Of moro tender years than those
mentioned At tho trial, The details Of
the horrible occurrence were whispered
around among tho members of parlia-
ment yesterday afternoon and created q
profound sensation 10 h understood
The government Intends taking the mat
tor up At once and appoint u commission
10 take all the evidence Ia every case
with Wow 10 inhicting u more severe
punishment ON the ilond.
Sir John Thompson admitted 10 q
United Press correspondent last evening
that the particulars 40 given are correct
Ile Wna of the Oplnion that knowledge
Of the facts OF the case viii insure the
passage of the purity bill, which pro.
yides for the llogglng Of persons found
guilty Of debauching young boys and
girls,
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MARIETTA, Jan. 20.--Mm. Mary u.
Gray, aged 30, wiio of John Gray, u
moldor az Nyo'g foundry, died from In
iurics received by her clothes taking fire.
She was sitting near the stove, whom eho
noticed her droas on Gre. She went 10
the kitchen for wator, and ~ she struck
the draft her clothing blagod up, Sho
ran into the yard, threw horeelf into n
puddle Of wator, and succeeded In putting
out the fire, Her lower limbs and left
hnnd were horribly burned, Tho finger
nails dropped of. She was born In
Muskingum county, and her maiden
name wns Blackburn, She leaves hus-
band and two daughters, ono 10 and tho
other II years old.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

ZANEsvllLE Jan, 20,-'rho Black Dia-
mond system Of railroads Of Ohio and
West Virginia held la annual mooting
NJ GAINESVILLE, Officers woro elected and
the following are Che now officials Of the
Pittebmg, CadiE and Ohio roads Horny
Caasell, Frodorioktown, Oh Gideon u.
Moige, PainsvIllo, o.; David u. pattor-
son, Washington, OF Alfred A. John
son, Winchester, Oh Charlca Bond, An
trim, OF William +, Robinson, Beverly,
o., Cyril lawlns, McConnollavlllo, o.,
and q. Mex. Watts, Pittaburg, Pa. Tho
r., @. & o. r. II. Co.'s "pltteburg diyls-
lonn runs from Meigsvlllo, Morgan
county, o., via Cumberland, Antrim,
Frecport, Cadiz and Wellovillo, TO Pitts
burg, P1.
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New York, Jan. 90 Postmaster Van
Cott makes the official announcement
that the defalcation Of the late cashier
Lounsberry amounts 10 S7350,52 as
follows Deficiency In cash balance,
S23, ,004. 81; deficiency In postage stamps,
envelopes, cards, ETC., $lS, ,5O0 deficiency
In advances of salaries and other items
Of account current S9,05S.79; advances
on acquisitions, S9,05O; amount due em-
ployes from funds on hand and not paid,
sees. 30; total, %735052.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

DAYTON, Jan. 30. Detective John \.
Norris, OF Springfield, was hero with Ed
Paulus, alias Fnllca, aliaa Phillips, who,
he allogoa, n wanted In Kentucky ~ an
escaped prisoner from pthO Frankfort
penitcntnry, whore he was serving u
ihrco yoara' term for carrying burglars
tools. llo was arrested IN West Balti.
moro, this county, and was lodged In
Jail here over night Paulua Intends 10
make an effort 10 regain his liberty, and
has employed ox.ProOooutor Sprigg ~
hia attorney, Paulus was respected
citizen In West Baltimore, and never
praotlced any orookodnoas here,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

MANCHESTER, N, Willard Boothby,
n prominent dentist, has been placed
under $4,000 bond to appear for trial at
the next term of the Grafton county
court on charge Of alternating the affec-
tions of Mrs. George Kennom, OF Bristol
lie elopcd with Mrs, Kennem last April,
but the couple returned TO their families
soon afterwards II is ugderstood that
they have been corresponding since then
and their letters are said TO be the occa-
sion Of the present suit
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An Old Man murdered.

BEILEFoNTE, Pa, Jan. 20.--Andrew
Weaver, aged 05 years, was found mur.
dored yesterday morning In front Of the
house Of his daughter-in.law, Fiette
Weaver, about three miles from Coburn,
this county. There was large knife
wound between the ribs and penetrating
the heart. Fiette Weaver, Jones Au-
man and his mother, Mrs, Auman, were
arrested and taken before Justice
GarthoiT, who committed Fiette as tho
murderess and the Aumans as acces.
sories. They were brought to Jail here
last evening. There had been quarrel
ing between Weaver and his daughter
in-law ut different times, and she had
been heard 10 say that she would kill
him II she got the chance,
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

AKRON, jan 30, Harry ID, Moeelmor
has been arrested here NJ tho request Of
Detroit officials, upon n charge OF omboz-
element preferred by tho Sterling Watch
company, OF Detroit. In default OF bail
no was sent 10 Jail, and the preliminary
hearing win DO held Saturday. McesI-
NOR has been aoting 40 travelling agent
fol The firm named, and has handled
their Northern Ohio territory for eovoral
months. uo claims that he has used
$3.50 Of tho firms money, but did II on
the ptrength Of an 0xpootud ramlttnnoe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

oswEdo, N ", Jan, 60 Tho case of
Edgar H. Frost against his wife, Mate J.
Frost, for divorce, which has brought
fourth many surprises here for week
past, has developed another sensation
John j. Lamoro, one OF the counsel for
the plaintiff, asked witness several
questions as TO the character Of q sister
Of Deputy Sheriff w. j, Dempsey Tho
latter, on hearing Of this, rushed into tho
court room and planted n heavy blow In
the lawyers face, Before the astonished
attendants could recover their wit,
Dempsey walked out Of the room and
has not yet been arrested, The case Is
being tried before Justice Churchill and
n jury, and owing 10 the prominence Of
the parties Is attracting much attention.
Detectives are searching for several miss.
ing witnesses.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

BRADFORD, Jan. e0.--W. II. McHonry
and Alexander Carmen were blown
up by nitro.glycerino Monday
morning while preparing 10 tor
podo well south Of this city, Both
men were blown 10 pieces, They were
old shooters. The remains Of the two
unfortunate victims of the glycorino OK
plosion-two ordinary pails full Of un-
recognizable human llcsh-were brought
TO this city, The only part Of either Of
the men Identified was u small portion
OF McIlenryg scalp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

House last night nom D 70 II O'Clock,
The reception parlora and the eaat room
were as IL usual on such occasions, pro-
fusely decorated with potted plants.
The Marine band disoOursed sweet music
during the evening, The reception
parlorR Of tho mansion and tho large
east room wore crowded during tho re-
oeption hours 10 their utmost capacity
with the congressional delegations, the
judiciary and theIr lady companions,
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Roth pnrtIcs Gnlity.

NEW YoRK, Jan, 20,-In the suit Of
Capt Frank Harrison, Of the Thirteenth
regiment, N. q. S. N. ", for divorce
from his wife, Nellie DoGcs Harrison, In
which Mrs. Harrison interposod q cross
suit for divorce from the captain, each
charging the other with adultery, the
Jury found both parties guilty Of
adultery. The case now goes TO the spe-
olal torn for Judgment on the findings
Of fact. II isprobable that neither party
win be granted n divorce, both being nd
judged equally guilty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
DOlNGs OF CONGRESS.
ooRsEYs BANKING BILL FINDS MUCH
OPPOSITION IN THE HOUSE,

rhs Direct TaE Bill Passes the senate by
Vote Of "A 10 Reconsideration Of
ohandler's Rosoiution Again Resumed,
Resolutions offered Calling for Papers
IN the Dudley Case Particulars or tho
Hanging Of President Harrison In isf-
nay Called For
WASHINGTON, Jan, 30, The house
passed bill granting to the city OF H.
Augustine, Fla, certain public lands for
park
A bill, reported from the committee ON
invalid pensions, was passed, providing
that In cases OF pension claims OF de-
pendent parenta II shall only be mecca
iary 10 show the pension office that tho
parents are without other meanaof sup
port than manual labor,
Mr.. Dorsey, OF Nebraska, from tho
committee on banking and currency re'
ported bill 10 provide for the issue OF
circulating notes 10 national banking aa'
sociationa, The bill provides for the
hsue TO national banks Of circulation
equnl 10 the par amount Of bonds do
poalted aa security, but not In excess OF
capital stock paid Ia,
Mr.. Bland Of Missouri, Anderson OF
Kansas, Lane Of Illinois, McRae OF
Arkansas all opposed tho bill,
Mr.. Cannon gave notice OF a proposed
mbsttute for the bill, but before any
further action was taken, the house adj
Iourned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9O,-A bill viii DO
introduced In congress appr0priRtlng
$50, 900 10 survey q route for q ship canal
connecting Lake Michigan and Lake
Superior, The bill has been prepared 10y
William II. Morrell, the chief promoter
Of this canal, who ls now here, The
scheme has been indomed by the legiala-
lures Of Michigan, Illinois and Wlscon'
ain.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

BUNKER HILL, Ind, Jan. 27.-[Special.l
Thirteen stores were destroyed by fire
here yesterday causing loss OF $4,000
But few buildings are left on tho business
street of the city.
s-WAPAKoNETA, o., Jan. 26.-Yestorday
afternoon Barney Schnippo,. o farmer
living four mites southeast OF here, as
signed 10 9. A. Stueve. Assets, I,SOOi
liabilities, 5000,
MA greatrnumbor Of the inmates and at-
tendants OF the county inArmary are quite
sick with influenza.
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LIFE OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.

The Celebrated stateamanand Phil
Osopher By o, l., HOLLEY. Tho
sources Of Franklln'a success, and
the clements Of his greatness, aro
rich hey ond parallel In practical
lessons Of wisdom for all
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WASHINGTON, Jan, 80, President llar-
risOn has decided togo 10 New York next
week 20 attend the Judicial centenary 10
be celebrated there, lie AMI the attor-
neY general, Secretary Tracy and Score.
tafy Noble will leave Washington NJ
o'clock Monday afternoon on board Of q
special train, reaching New York that
evening There will he large number
OF senators and representatives on the
same train, besides the members Of the
supreme court, who will 30 over In
body The president will return by
Tuesday night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

western teams OF the world champion
trap shooters combination shot their
second match at the Cincinnati Baseball
park yesterday afternoon, before an au'
lisnoe Of 900 people, The eastern team
was successful, winning by a score OF
i00 Ia lq0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

Hugh j.. Collins, formerly clerk for M.
j. Roche & Co., OF this city, bought the dry
goods store of Simon Geitgey, atWooster,
his old home, whore he expects 10 locate.
He has great many friends in Canton
who wish him success,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

CLEVELAND, Jan, 80. -Moltean, tho
shortstop undor contract with tho Glove.
land National League club, announces
that ho would return to the Brotherhood
Tho news created local sensation, oa no
has been expelled from tho Brotherhood,
The complication Of matters Ia expected
10 make somo trouble. AL johnson,
president OF the Brotherhood club, an
nounoes publicly that he viii get Ileatin,
also under contract with the Cleveland
Loaguc club, 10 join his organization.
Trap Shooting In CincinnntL
CfNctNNATt. Jan. 20. ~ 'rha aaatarn and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

WASHINGTON, Jan. Tho depart
ment Of justice has takon steps TO dis
cover tho whereabouts Of John T..
Frame, who WIS cnstlgated 10y mob In
Aberdeen, Miss, and then driven out Of
Lhe CITY.
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READ THE SELECTED LIST.
DAVIS Ann JACKSON.

Life and Public Service Of Jefferson
Daylaand Stoncwall Jackson. Lead
Ing Characters of the Great Civil
War A work In which tho talents
and capabilities Of each Of those
mon Ia diapossIonotely glyon.
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tratlons 40 pages, l2mo, Cloth, Extra,
Price sl25,
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suMNeR,s eLuNoER.
Professor Phelps believes tho senator
Made Mistake on tho slavery Question.

Professor Phelps Relieves tho senator
Made u mldpko on the slavery Question.
CHARLESTON, S, g., Jan, eO,-rrofoa.
s0r Austin Phelps, Of Andovar, Mass,
writcs Editor Hemphlll, Of The Charles.
ton News ana Courier, thanking him for
the courtesy and cnndor Of his criticisms
upon some remarks Of Professor Phelps
IN regard to Mr.. Gradys Boston speech,
Professor Phelps goes on 10 ely that he
rover believed IN negro suffrage, llO
says Senator Sumner never committed Il
grnvcr bmndcr than In drawing the act
which legaliycd H. Il was not states-
manship but desperation, II WIS q
blow In the face OF nature, and nature
always royongG8 such blows. We are
sure, IN such an encounter, 10 get tho
worst Of T., We are suffering from II
now, and will suffer more, II may cost
more blood than the civil war did, The
thinking men Of the south have the
sympathy OF every thinking man Of tho
north Fifty years ngo Professor Moses
Stuart of Andover seminary, personal
friend Of Calhoun, forosaw the present
deadlock and told Professor Phelps he
anw no solution but the surrender Of
two or three statea 10 exclusive posses
sion OF the Colored race.
"But,' concludes Professor Phelps, "I
have never becnable TO see that Christian
ity cannot mako two Colors IN prolific
rnces live peacefully together, ~ nature
adjusts colors In the rainbow
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. Tho president
and Mrs. Harrison, assisted by Mrs.
Morton and Tho ladies Of the cabinet,
gave reception TO the members Of con-
gToes and the judiciary. al tho White
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A TALE OF WOE.
Surveyors believed to Have Met with a
Fatal Accident.


DENVER, Colo, Jan. 2O,-l'rom infor.
nation received hero II appears that the
second exploring expedition 10 survey
railroad line through tho Grand canyon
or Colorado has, like tho first one, met
with fatal accident, The following
lcttor, dated Tuba City, Ariz., Jan. el,
addressed to I, II, @. Hinoklcy, was ro'
coivod
was badly injured IN Marble oapyon three
weeks ago aud nearly killed, My right lOg
was crushed from tho knee ~ the foot, and
think three OF tho other mon were killed,
have bnOn crazy alnOo thOn, 10 thoy toll mo,
am ON my way 90 Denver for treatment, but
nm without money or railroad Ticket ana
want You 10 telegraph mo $3.50 immediately TO
Wilalow, Arls,, whore lwlll take tho cars
fSIRnOd1 ~ A. Nmg
Photographer for Expedition,
A telegram which reached here lato
yesterday says Nims arrived at Winslow
on tho way 70 Dcnver
Tho first expedition went down the
Canyon Jan. 20, 1850, undor commend
OF Frank NJ Brown, Tho party were
upset In tho rapids and Brown and two
mon were drowned Tho survivors ro.
turned horo and the second party, under
command OF Robert Stanton IA chief en-
Rinoer, went out on Nov, 20, Stanton
wrote from Lows Ferry Christmas day
that the mon wore oil well and the pros
poota good
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ROBINSON CRUEsOE.

BY DANIEL DEFoE, Correctly ro-
printed from the original edition.
With nm introduction, giving anow
history Of Del'oos masterpiece.
Acknowledged TO be the finest odi-
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CorPORT PoR SMALL INCOMES.

or How / Managed My House, How
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pense. My lady-help and what sho
taught me, BY Mrs. WARREN.
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When Baby was sicE, wc gave her caStoria,
When uhe was Child, Sho cried for castorla,
When sho became Miss, she olung TO castorla,
whom shO had Children. she gave them oastorlA
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THE HAND WITHOUT THE HEART,

or the Life and Trials of Jesse. Lor-
ing. BY II. S. ARTHUR. Show
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wholly discordant marrige and tho
final reward of this trial Of faith,
love and high religious principle.
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TIE HORSE AND HIS nTsRAsEs.

Embracing his history and manage
mont varieties and breeding, with
the diseases 10 which he h subject,
and the remedies best adapted 10
their cure. BY ROBERT JENNINaa,
VS.. Rarey'S Method Of Tanning
Horses IN added.
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CATTLE AND THEIR DISEASES.

Embracing tholrhlatory and brooda,
crossing and broooing, feeding and
management, with the discusses 10
which they are subject, and the
remedies best adapted 10 their cure.
10 which IN added u list Of medi-
cnos used In treating cattle, by
ROBERT JENNINGS, V, 3,
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SHEEP, SWINE AND POULTRY.

The history and varieties Of each;
the best modes of breeding, their
feeding and management together
with the diseases TO which they arc
respectively subject, and the appro-
prlatoremodios FOR each BY ROB
ERr JENNINGS, V. >.
Nearly 100 Illustrations, 500 pages
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MOd0rn rook0rr In all iln RrnnohOn.

A series Of plain and simple in-
structions for the careful and Judi
oious preparation Of oyory variety
Of food. BY MISS ELIZA AoToN.
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by Senator Alexander, appoints com.
mltteo Of five TO investigate charges Of
indlacnminnto recommendation by the
board Of pnrdong, a bill approprIating
$3.50 oxponooa, incident 10 Governor
Campbella Inauguration, passed both
houses.