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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
THE GOVERNMENT VICTORIOUS.

Tho Mutlnccrs Have Deposited Their
Arms In the Arsenal,
BuENos AYHEs, July 8O,-The govern.
mont Is completely victorious, The
mutinccrs hOyecapitul0tcdndd deposited
their arms IN the arsenal Allrebolious
superior officers will be dismissed. The
troops are returning 10 their quarters
undor the command Of loyal officers,
The minor officers participating IN the
revolt will be transferred 20 positions Of
less influence, Tho forces mobilizcd by
the government are returning 20 the
provinces, The political situation Is
thoroughly consolidated The capital
and the whole country are tranquil.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

BROOKLYN, July 49, The roofers'
strike, which has bcen in progress here
for q couple Of months and which
affected about 1000 mon, was settled
last night, The Roofers' union met and
ratified the agreement Of the iolnt com.
mittee settled upon Saturday. The men
will 90 to work to-day, They will work
nine hours day till Sept. ii and after
that date eight hours vt the same wages
for which they formerly worked ten
hours Dor day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
protest Arnlnst q Recnnnt.

ST, PAUL, MINI, July 90, 49, Az q
meeting Of the chamber Of commerce yes
terday resolutions Indignantly protest.
ing against the issuance Of any order foI
u recount Of this city, based on such
insufficient groundsW have thus far been
stated, and requesting the authorities
NJ Washington 10 suspend such order
pending further investigation by the
census officials,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
LOST IN THE RIVER.
Singular Disappearance Of u Portsmouth
Man from His Companl ona.

Man from His Companions.
PORTSMOUTH, o., July 20,---A peculiar
case of drowning on suicide occurred In
the Sciota river, near the Ohio and
Northwestern bridge. Peter Reider, an
old shoemaker and quite character
about town, with Mort Kehoo and Henry
Delotel, were fishing NJ that place, when
Reider started mp the river 10 20 TO
Aaron Noels, rs he said 10 get some
milk Soon after ho had gone boy
came running 10 his companions and
told them that Reider had just been
drowned. Upon investigation they
found his clothes whore he had left them
on the bank, but the man had disap.
peared, and the search has us yet failed
10 find his hody.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
IInnd for mo knnerera
The KNIGHTS OF pY1HlAs.
The Meeting Of the Grand Lodge 90 bo the
Otandeat Ever Held In tho state.

The Meeting of the Grand Lodge to bo the
0iandcst Ever Held In the State.
RoNDoUT, NJ ", July 20.-The meet.
ing Of the Grand Lodge, Knights OF
Pythias, here this week promises 10 be
TIE greatest event of the kind ever held
IN the state The delegates have already
begun TO arrive IN anticipation Of the
opening session today Several di.
visions Of tho uniformed rank have
already arrived. Grand Chancollo
Delamore and other grand oiilcorg NE
here. II Ia not likely that there viii he
q contest over any elective offices, unless
II may be that Of prelate, for which
Charles II. Klee and Frank Martin, Of
New York, and s. 4, Hull, Of this city,
are aspirants. Prominent features OF
the Occasion win be q parade and drill
Of the uniformed division on Wodnes.
day, followed by u banquet In the even.
ing ut the Academy Of Music.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
CORPSE I'M A HEDGE.


Dooohpuheu lecmninA OF nm Unknown DIS
" covered Near Lebanon.
Y LEBANON, o., July 20,--Tho romans
OF an unknown man, apparently about
% years Of age, were found in hedge
about one mile west Of this place, Ho
was about Eve feet eight inches high,
wore q brown suit, whito shirt, gray
underwear and u dark blue oy6r6Oat.
On his spectacle case were the initials,
~, w, b. and on u paper In his pocket
was the nOno Of "James Hartley, Daw-
son, Allen county, Ind II Is the sup
position that he has been dead about n
week, as the remains were In an nd
vanced state Of accommodation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

YOUNGSTOWN, o., July 90,-Josopb
Douglass, u brakeman IN Che New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio yard, was in.
stOntly killed while attempting TO couple
some cars loaded with rHils, His head
WIS caught between the projecting rails
and his hfelcss body fell to the track
and was manglcd by the wheels. Doug.
lass was 20 years old and leaves o wife
and one child.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
TWc lMMENse FURNAcEs.
improvements at the Edgar Thomson
Furnace Company.

A"Fi"N'H'hh w Aho ANhW ANhhhhNh
furnaoe Company.
BRApDocK, Pa, July 8O,-'fhe new
blast furnace | Of the Edgar Thomson
furnaces, IL now nearly completed II
Is the companion 10 X, one recently
completed, and the two will form the
greatest pair IN the world, The lining
Of the furnaces and the blast stoves Il
completed and on Monday the boilers
viii be tested Should all prove salts.
factory the furnaces will be put IN blast
about Aug, 10. The cast house N com.
pleted and two immense blowing engines
are being placed. A complete new vet
Of four batteries of boilers ~ being rot
up for furnace A, Thoy are erected 10
the left Of the furnace and are 10 take
the place Of the old ones IN the rear,
which will DO torn away 10 give room
for an extension 20 the Gust house, The
new boilers will be tested Aug, 10.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

BUFFALO, N, ", July o0.-The fight
between Tommy Warren and Kennard
(the 81, Paul kidd for purse, which was
TO have taken place on Wednesday
evening" before the Erie County
Athletic club has been indefinitely
postponed, Konnard is suffering from
nm ailment which prevents his taking
part In u contest at present.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

New SoRR, July a0.-m II suit
brought by Brown q Lowndrs, Of Balti-
more, against the firm Of George X
SietOre's Sons 20 recover $40, 400 alleged
TO be due ON stock transactions. Judge
Andrews yesterday issued an order for
the service Of summons by publication
on Harold Clemens, u member Of the
firm who left the state, it Is alleged, to
escape arrest,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
Thrown fro1, a Mnron nna KIllna.

HAMILTON, ONT, July 30 While n
party Of six Indies and gentlemen were
driving from Burlington to OalVillo,
their team took fright and ran away,
throwing out all the occupants of the
wagon, Miss ma Murlett fell ON her
head and was killed. Miss McKechnio,
of Dundas, was seriously injured, The
others sustained elight injuries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
THE STRIKE paoLoNoeo.

More Italians i0r the Smlthton Region
Mcrument for n Labor Loader
ScoTfDALE, Pa, July qs,-Another
crew Of Italians have arrived and been
put to work at the Wayerly Coke works
In the Smithton region, thus further
prolonging strike that has lasted close
on TO four months. The coke workers
Of the Connellville regions will have q
a grand demonstration here ON Labor
day, Sept. 10, One OF the chief events
will be the unyeiling Of q monument 10
the memory Of the late William Mullen,
he noted leader Of the coke workers
nd miners Of this region in the great
Liile of go
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
rhc MInnlno Murdcrer Cnrtnrcd.

MmDLEroRT, N, ", July 9O,-Davld
Yago, the escnpcd manidc who last
Saturday murdered poormas " Schultz,
NJ Wolcotw'le, and who has been hunted
ever since, was captured yesterday by
Chief Of Police Butler, short distance
west Of here, lie viii be tal,on TO
Loclport,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
ThlrlY.rwo rnddlcn strIkc.

READING, Pa, July o0,-The Reading
rolling mill having declined to sign the
scale Of the Amalgamated association,
thirty.two puddlers employed at the
works yesterday refused 20 20 TO work,
This action compelled the mill TO shut
down, About 200 men are affected, An
attempt may be made TO secure non.
union labor,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
PASTURES BURNED OUT.

A Long aud Disastrous Drought In In.
diana,
INDnSAroLis, July 90-Adyiccs from
all sections Of the state are to the effect
that the growing crops and fruits are
being badly injured by the drought
which has prevailed for about four
weeks, The melon crop has already
been cut down one half, aud the berry
crop has been unusually small The
growing corn, owing 10 late planting Is
very backward, and the drought has
proved 30 disastrous that but little win
silk out unless rains come within n few
days, Pastures ARE burned out, aud IN
many sections the ncw hay " being fed
10 stock, Wells have become dry, and
in jackson aud other counties the peo.
pie Oro obliged TO haul water for doines.
tic purposes
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
DEATH IN A SINGULAR MANNER


Daniel ,rhompsod lhr5w Fork nj His
Brother which Hurled Deep In tho Flesh.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9o.--Tho deatb
on Saturday Of Charles II. Thompson,
aged II years, residing at No 9ie0 Mas
ter street, was yesterday reported 10 the
coroner by the physician, who attended
the lad. From the phyician's state
ment IL appears that, while eating
dinner NJ his homo on July 10, IN com
pany with his brother, Daniel, Ia years,
and another boy, Charles 80 persigtontly
te0se,l the younger brother that the lat.
ter became enrIged and threw his fork
NJ Aim with considerable force, The
t.hes Of the lncoryenient weapon struck
Charles In the thigh and buried them
selves 30 deep as TO remain sticking IN
the ilesh, Poisoning onsued, and this Ia
assigned as the cause of hia death. The
coroner will hold an inquest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

CUCKOO, July 0.-Arlie Latham, the
third baseman FOR the Chicago Players
club was released by tho management
last night at hisown request, He Is now
negotiating with the Cleveland Players
club, and will probably sign with them.
Williamson will continue TO play nj
third for the local club and Bostion
will ulny nj short.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
NINE HOURS A DAY.

Browne Sons Voluntarily Make TScduo.
. tion Of ono Hour 10 Their Men.
plTTsBURG, July 2O,--W. II. Browne
Sons, the wcll-known coal firm at
Brown'sstation on the u. 81 o, Railroad,
voluntarily gave their men u reduction
Of one hour u day IN their working
hours yesterday. The men will work
nine hours day. The men are NOT
organized and never made demand for
shorter hours. Tho change will effect
about 30 men. These are carpenters,
caulkery and maohinists, the miners al
being paid by the ton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
lNFoRmGR DUFFY
nefoFe the superior Court to Recover -
Larger Share of Hoodie,


NEw YoRR, July 90 0,-Ex.Alderman
Michael Duffy, Of the board Of 1884, aud
infomor against the members IN tho
trials for bribery was before the ~.
perior court yesterday In connection
with his sensational suit 20 recover
larger share Of Doodle, The matter
came upin the form Of an application
for examination before trial Of John
Keenan,, William MalOney aud Robert
y, Delacy, The examination is asked
for IN order that Duffy may be- enabled
70 frame u complaint against Keenan,,
whom he charges with having been the
trustee Of fund Of $500, 900 or S75O,0OO
given by tho Broadway railway, Judge
Dupo took the papers and reserved his
decision, The eX'aldenman admits that
Of the amount due him he hns received
at one time $4,000 NJ another time sums
making in all $40 900,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
DURING A GALE

An Unknown Schooner Run Down and
Sunk n British steamer,
BosToN, July 9S,--During u gale early
Saturday morning an unknown schooner
ran down and sunk the British steamer
Charles Morand Off the Delaware break.
water, The survivors were rescued by
the steamship II. d. Miller, from Balti-
more, which brought them here. Capt.
Marshall was badly injured by flying
Splinters, What became Of the schoon.
o. is unknown, but IL Is believed that
Bhe went down with her crew.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
GIVEN TIE WHIRL.
Narrow Escape from Death of CIneln-
natl Convict In the Pen.

natl convict Ia The Pen,
CoLumrs o. July 30, - Harrison
Staples, a colorpd mpa serving q ,weiye.
year sentence in Vie p,nitcntiay from
Hamilton county foy mansaughter, had
a narrow escape from death, He Is ems
ployed IN the hoe shop and, while en-
deavoring 70 adjust a belt on large Ay-
wheel, his clothsg caught and he was
drawn between tne Wheel aud holt and
whirled around ,hrpo lmcs when he
was hurled to the gound with treat
force He was rnulrly stripped ui his
clothing, the unly article lot 10 him
being u sock, but Nrlgr 10 sGy, sus-
tanned but compa3U .yu,y slightiui
His tenth rib wH bfokui, uut aside
from severe hruisps ,li, w,. the only IN
jury sustained
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
Freight wreck on the Lake Erie.

NEWARK, N, j., July 3O,-Through
trains were delayed over four hours yes.
terdOy by u freight wreck ON the patter.
son branch of the Lake Erie and West
ern railroad at kcGney, A locomotive
and several cars were badly smashed,
but no one vas injured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
ABSOLUTELY FILTHY.


Portsmouth,
COLUMBUS, o., July 3O,-At the re-.
quest Of State Dairy and Food Commis.
aoner Bethel, Professor Wcbci, state
chemist, analysed 4 quantity OF water
obtained by melting artificial Ice manu-.
faotured by the Hygicnic Ice company,
Of Portsmouth, o., and the following Is
his reports Parts Of orgOn'c matter IN
i,00O,0QO parts of water eeo.e This
water Is absolutely filthy The analysis
was made at the request Of the portR.
mouth board Of health, and the report
Of the state chemist may lead 10 nm In.
vestigation by the state board Of health,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
Engineer Killed In a Colllslon.

TERRE HAuTE, fNp., July go --Engi-
neer George Krapf Of the Big Four,
was Instantly killed yesterday by col.
lision, between bis engine and an Erie
and TeTe Heute train in the freight
yards In this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

CnERRYFiELD, Me-, July o0.--The
Silica works AZ Chalk Pond were burned
yesterday Loss $4,000 The ere
caught from the driving furnace,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
sETTLgoUP


DAYTON, o., July G0,.-The interest at
tached 20 the retirement Of Postmaster
L. j. Judaon from the Dayton postoflico
in March last revived on II sensational
rumor thar the government had dis.
covered an additional shortage, and had
called on tle bondsmon TO settle, The
facts are that the londsmcn had not
been discharged and never had official
knowledge OF the amount Of the short
age until Saturday afternoon when
notified through Postmaster Riley, of
Cincinnati, The amount * S2,iiS,0S.
The hond.mpn met, raised the amount
and sent Il draft to Postmaster Riley in
full of the claim.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
FATAL BLAeklERR1INa TRIp.
Three Children Buu over sni Killed aud
Tive Others LJUJpJ-,i0ur Of the Chit
dren Members of One Family,

Wv 'Hf''fN ffN'fHff' 2 WV W. wv hNAAH
dren Mcmbers of One Family
PATTERSON n, d. July 5l.-There
children were ruu owes aul Instantly
killed aud two others injured on tho
Erie railroad here iasJ Night, The chill
drcn were returning from q blackberry
ing trip, and while crossing tho river
side bridge they suwa train coming
from the east and crossed oym on the
other track, and d,d not notice train
coming IN the other direction until
II Was Clos, upou Them,
Before they could Ret ont Of the way
the train struck Jennie brewster, aged
le, and Mamie and Nellie Warren, aged
ls and 10 years, killing thm instantly.
Jennie Warren, aged 3, escaped with
scalp wound and while Warren, aged
4, fell 20 the river below, distance Of
thirty feet, into the water but was not
much injured, The Riverside bridge is
not thorouyHfarc and q used ox-
cludyely for tho pwrogo OF trains,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
shot by Ills San while Heating His wifc

MlssissmpI Cry, July 8O.---A report
reached here yesterday that Abner Bree-
landa wns shot and killed 0t his home,
nineteen miles from Mississippi City, ON
last Saturday by his son, Az the time
Of the shooting Mr.. Breolanda was beat.
ing his wife, the boys mother.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
Tie 0IOuntnln Chnutauqun Assombiy.

MouNTAlN LAKE PARK, Mp, July 80.-
The Mountain Chautauqua assembly
convened here Tuesday aud will last six
days, The leading Chautauqua workers
of the country will be present during
the time, and an average attendance OF
over 5000 people is expected, DR.. w.
l., Davidson, superintendent Of instruc.
tion, and Professor Muchmore, instruc.
tor Of Physical culture, conducted the
tvnrlr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

New BEDFoRD, MASS, July 80.-
Hathaway, Soule Il Harrington made u
proposition TO their striking shoemakers,
In which they offer to take back those
workmen whose pluces have not been
filled by non.union men, The strikers
unanimously rejected the proposition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
siok Hoadaoho.

Loose's red clover pills cure sick Head
ache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipa-
ton. % cents per box, boxes for u, For
sale by all druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
HAnRIeoN GOING mo- hosroN.
Hc win AcucTt Such Hospitality u Ills
iNlcf Stay WIN Permit.

inlcf stay WIN Permit.
DosToN, July 30. 0.--president Harrison
has written Governor Bracltott an auto.
graph letter, in which no says no hopes
TO be in Boston, Tuesday, Aug. 10, the
day Of the Grand Army parade, and In
reply TO the governors inquiry, statca
that no will accept such hospitality on
The part OF the state, as his brief stay
and the exercises Of tho occasion win
permit. A refusal for suite Of roomS
at the Hotel Vendome for the pres
dental party has already been obtaing
by the state authorities
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
Hls Tlrst ChArgo

was In Nottoway about sixty years ago
and he had this ame charge, together
with tho churches ~ Grove aud Blacks,
ton, at the time Of his death, lIe never
took vacation on rest irom his minis
terial lab0ra II Ia stated Of Dr Pryor
that for fifty years coneecutiyoly during
his ministry he never mhaed an appoint
ment 10 preach ON account 0i sickness,
and, Rlter he became 80 years of age,
he would frequently IN good weather
or bad, ride ten miles 10 preach and then
return home.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
THREE SUDDEN DsATHs,

Two children Drowned while Tlshlng
aud a'iom'nld burned to Death.
New YoUE, July 80, --AlcS0Hdcr York,
aged 10, while fishing Oh the dock at
Forty.hfth street, North river aud Enle
Quockcnbush Dgcd TO- while fishing ut
the foot Of BctbUuc street. fen over
board and were drowned, Mary Flom-
ing, 0 years ot 0ge, wU6 burned TO death
NJ her parents residence, No, il3 Fifth
avenue, BROOKLYN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
NEPAlRlNe THE DAMAGE.

Tho Poor Families DaEed by Their Mis-
fortune ANA Don't Know What 10 Do
The School u Large Lodging House.
LAWRENCE, MASS, July 20,-rhe
work Of repairing the damage caused
by the recent cyclone has been going oE
rapidly except the wholly destroyN
houses, whose owners for the most pait
are too poor TO rebuild, These people
still seem dazod by their misfortune,
and don't know what 20 do. Tho
Packard school house atill serves ~
mammoth lodging house for the suffer.
ers, ~ well m the headquarters OF the
infantry The artillery was relieved At
. o'clock yesterday eyoning by the
Ninth regiment. The rolof
Fund for tho sufferers
Ia swelling rapidly, At n meeting OF
citizens IN city hall last night, Mayor
Crawford presided. and addresses were
made by Hon, A, J., Stone Mai, George
s, Merrill, Hon. Daniel Saunders aud
the local clergy. The total amount OF
subscriptions announced last night M
turned IN wis S7607, and ~ much more
10 In the hands Of the collectors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH.
Demise VI itey, Theodore Pryor, who for
Flfy Years Never Mlaaed an Appoint
ment 10 Preach, Through Sickness.

RICHMOND, Va, July aO-The yenera'
bic Rev. Theodore Pryor d, D., father
OF Gen, Roger Pryor, died at his home
IN NottOway county, aged NJ years, He
was the oldest miniaterof East Hanover
presbytery, and probably the oldest
Presbyterian deyine In Virginia, DR.,
Pryor was born IN Dinwoodle county,
and graduated NJ Hanpden Sidney col
lege IN the class OF 1890, He studied,
aud for few years practlced, law,
AttAward he went 10 Union Theolon.
cal seminary, completed the course and
entered the ministry,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

belonging 20 the Flint and Pierre Mar
quette Railroad company, The loss IL
about fbah,OOO, Among the heaviest
losers are Owen Hutchinson a. Co., SEQ.
OOOi John q, Owen, slD,h0Ol John e.,
owen, two drill houses, 8,OOOi Neahe a.
Son, mill, 100000 Neaee a. Son, lumber,
sdD'QOO Brown a. Ryan, mill, A5,OOOl
lumber, slAB,O0Ol Brown a. Ryan, salt
block, ", OL6i drill house, 5000 wood,
t9,OOOi ten dwelling housea, $1,000. The
insurance will not nearly cover the loss,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
A TERRIBLE DEATH.

Horribly manglod by holt Of Lightning
white In u HAY Held.
BANGOR, Mr., July 8O,-At Whitney.
Vile, Ambrose Alber, while making hay,
was killed by lightning, The bolt made
four-inch gash ON his hc0d, burned the
flesh from his body, cut u hole through
the right foot, and made many cuts and
bruises on his limbs, He was seen u
fall by his wife, who u few moments be.
fore had left the hay field,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
AN INDIANh BoaRoR.
A Minister'S House I io,i, aud thc iamutoa
iiunod ti Death,

CINCINNATI, July 30,-mcmdimios set
fire 10 the residence of Rev. David
Plumb IN Gale, Ind. yn,tcrdoy, and II
was destroyed, Mr. piUnb wus fatally
burned aud his wife uud ,hrcc children
pershcd IN the Aau Mr. Plumb isa
prominent MelhuliM m.nl.Lnr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
LARag aLAzG AT lAsr eAa!NAM
Many miiiion Feet of Lumber and NumsT-
Gus buildings destroyed firemen
Poweriess Owing 10 Heavy winds,

fowerieas Owing 10 Heavy Winds
EAST SAGINAW, MICH,, July aO,-Yes-
terday AFTERNOON fire, originating from
q spark from mill stack, destroyed five
acres Of lumber piles, houses aud offices
The wind blew perfect gale making II
almost impossible for the hrmen 10 do
anything, and ~ one time II was feared
the flames would jump across the river
into CarT0llt0n, where 10 piled 81 ,OOO, 900
worth Of lumber, The fire swept Owen
Hutchinson a. Co.'s mill and four mill
ION feet Of lumberl Brown a. Ryan'a
mill, drill houses and eleven million feet
OF lumber Neaseh sons mill and three
million feet OF lumberl several small
buildings, aud
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