davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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REVoLUr1oN WITHOUT AR111LERE
Ht SubSided In Rio Amer Forty Revolution
lists HAD Beon Shot

lists HAD Been Shot.
The steamship Salerno Rio Janeiro Dec.
"a, and tho steamship Jerome. Para Jan. IL.
arrived yesterday Capt. Lassen OF the saler-
no said that tho much-taked-of riot OF Dec. 18
was merely the result Of a little agitation on
the part OF few military officers in the Rio
barracks. Capt Harrison OF the Jerome said
thought. however. that people in the northern
provinces OF Brazil were not as well disposed
generally toward the new republic as people in
the southern provinces.
w. r. Grace & Co. received this from r. F.
Scars Co.. their correspondents IN Para, un-
der date OF Jan. 10:
The heavy drop In eIchAngI which began on Dec ls
was the result Of revoutian which originated In
reyolntioniss wofe not In poeoon Of their HELD gunG
and the disturbance qued after forty OF the
OrB were killed Nothing respecting the
was made public. The iournAS published in Rio IN ado
no reference TO II whatever.
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MysterIous I.oInonlnt.

,ir,CcK moosIcK FALLS, Jan. 24.-Two weeks ago
,. johnson returned TO her home this village
'Ara'oga where she had been for visit aud soon
VI her arrival was taken suddenly i'll A physician
Shish ihsl and gave her medicine imm sdiately after
ItSmS.hsuse hsus aled Foul play suspected. and the
Nsdss me grl was sent 70 Dr. Tucker ofthe Albany
found Ia "oege WHO informs Coroner DAyib Of having
nysStS.,n eyidSnceH Of RrsenicA poison. BsATehinR
EliIdnipai.Er b made 20 learn W whom the poison
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Mr.. stsIhwAy'S JadGmsnt Against Adam
KARp. .rt

In tho County Clerks ONCE yesterday a
Indictment for S79.044.s4 was recorded against
Adam Kapp In favor Of William Heinway
Mr.. Steinway said last night that the Judgment
waA taken on q foreclosure de1ciency, on the
property IA Eas, Fourteenth street am III t9
III Inclusive. on East Thirteenth street.owned
Adam j. Kapn Mr.. Stelnway foreclosedR Sec
ond and a third mortgage given 70 hlm as So
81 GsSfe Bros, whose affairs are now Il the
hands OF Q receiver. The property was noEt-
RaROd bOyond its value,
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III with tLo Grip In tho street.

GustAvus A. Pateka. who for thirty years has
been connected With the Custom House and Naval OF
nee was found At KEhtSSuth street and Third avenue
YSstSFdAy mOrninR suffering from innuOnBA and DlSu
NV and takaD 70 BSilsTIS HaSDlIAL
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undefetand there haa been ept n the club but over
Ehas VIA dont hnow Many g TIE nsyers have sS' oss
70 make up the required team in The tournament Ihs
resignation made quite change In the position o. the
poppsl kiehs Club Thsv did not win game until sur
day evening. They are now ninth. The record;
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BIRDS REMARKABLE SCORE

French Revolver Tourney Record.
The bull's-eye cut here printed is fac
simile OF the centre section Of the marvellous
target made on Jan. 16. at Conlin's revolver
range. on the new French target, by George
Bird. the young crack OF the Kildare Hunting
Club and the Calumet Club. The French target
was used at the Paris Exposition revolver
tourney. The original targets at the great fair
were Tx inches In diameter and were set at u
distance OF 33 yards from the mark sman.
After many days shooting George Naude OF
Paris was awarded first prize for O six-shot
score. he had one shot in the bull's-eye. near
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the edge Of the inner
circle. two shots on the
edge Of the circle-one
above the diameter line
and one below 1.-TWO
other shots were bunch
ed at the diameter line.
half on the 8 circle and
half on the outer circle
Of the black bull's-eye,
and the sixth shot half
In Z circle and half in
the 8. The target at
Conlin's is about one-
fourth the size OF the
original. and is set at
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JERSEY CITY A c.
TRAMRG.

jersey City Gel I12 s72 4e7 627 7o2 eo1 sss
RoSeVie A CT l0S 255 334 427 $50 6Ts 87S 7eS
AveraRe-Jersey City A. c., 1789S Roseve A c., Ie8
umpire-Mr. n. Scott Scorers. Giovo and Mr..
Gordnier.
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Gordinisr.
syen,pE esiyeea team. from u: Young Mons insttat
later aleyn the score -- -
g. lI' Rs '17 H. 'Ts: S:Sraas aas
ITO; Sinner. i2a Total. ,iis; ,,- -.
;G 6aS h:'f Isl s:1 iS
At the Madison avenue alleys of the Y. N. O. A .,
RSe Bpr
%sns$ss ifS Saraarsca. iiiaa Lane IA; Lo%nds: Low
Hi Harlem Br@:ne6-Buckhout. @ la4: Hsobsrd 1873: Par
rs ShfS pvs Is. s aso,a a'Fe M
The following games were rolled by the Freaks OF
o.sp T:1% @ h ss EugsE s 1856 Wright
1888; Myers 1872; r KupeF. i2a. Toisi. eco
os:pS 49, 81 1e,i KuSsE S M Wright la2
lsi aysES 1871 Eapsr bs fSsS fosS 7ss s PETERSEN
THIRD GAHL
.:aR S Si IA id5. kgss ss Ia Wright
l7s IyerS i72; Kapsr lea a Total III H. f''f''n
AT Myrtle avenue corner Marcy avenue, Brooklyn on
nsiSIH: s S;A huSH m ns @ %Hs
lss: q; Coz 20i; N: Tucker, i7o; j. ssyF% i7S;
X KrSnkSJ ROE e; F. Christine. 1874; 4 Modem
iss Harder IA White, iSa BohSn, 10 Total, 1918
III. The @ tolowing game between tho New Eoessls Ath
P1SduSs Exehs9Gs team was played At mmsnS aileyS
On sysn3E Il WAS return match !s
ehoo team their own alleys in December BY about
Ho~ RochsI s@Bap, I+s; Dsvsau, W. 1872; Ebert. 1895
Ferguson. iIa kochOG. Us: Huntington. ist Toiai,
York P1 PEodgss EIshsnge5zsGn lSl T.s
e ayscs 7 Bf ita ss cHsssf fots L. '
at2;So O'Clock At the Same place
wsdassSay nisht y TinSnE !6s following game the
f %s'i;: SSs Isl
sRsrsSRS q G.s ;si ,ss;
oS@''h h.tSsy Disssf iSs R.sl hsl
%sa rs.ass in faTof of'of sxsnss
Saiisr isS; iSsi: i4S; Al Ed'Iss.IR i;s;
ST NJ pG ISL Pk
as a'S rolled
H1f.I BE- S Ia H. b4e n m eq sebd. bKS ss
I'M S Gs NSs ST lao EuFs lss
tai i,Io5
Eamf on the Central Turn vsrein alleys on wednesday
i-fmaDdsr bi'n.. isa e. E:s: la; Ro; Is4
Team r. Df ns s GGt o:tsn ss
ls1: kssnsr, sr, i7S' A GemGndsr, lSi; wenthAl, i5S
The e. MGnISas rolled sAsr games at Ei,sn alley.
e5sas: 's' ns;Sag 7s Nj: Nj:
syi 81 Ma NJ. Sss 81 As S
Team 80 2-hss :, Armstrong as; Miis u. T. o'con
af I s5s EarsI as'
hiss j. Murphy "; Mrs Alehron. 30, Total, 62s
cLUHs PRICE PIX
MafrsT ia; Nsieson io I"iloy. ias j. Ncao.oS iS som
Team 30 I'd ccloSsS @ ,so, Park, I2s: Alohorn.
49, n lSs 1o1s. iO' Holland 1876 oDs
The Ore, match zane, on the ssy: the Central
"wednesday evening The scores:
AMERICAN CANE.
ISs voTi EeE 81, i' Spring ia2 Mcss1
~ En,tsy, Isl; 4. soshr i7O; haoTs@sitsr iSE
p sSoi.s7Cord:s g iss; Luhmsn I7It nsrahAn lgs,
isS' s S.S Rf:RSH ff:RHsfa a So
nEAD GAHE.
n, oly%SAahR - Rsi,ssI prnS 81 no'SSS % sa aruRS
stoshI s.l,. ., Mss.sSshPidI g: Tsisii iaS ~ -
bach Jii sifSys Ss Pepper Is: sroefsr b; sshiSs.
nE. Vli Vsth, ~; WilkehG SL Total 8li.
n The msmbSrs Of the Echo and Recreation clubs OF
Brooklyn rolled friendly match At the Elephant Club
13qss on Wednesday evening The scoIei
- schs fsS vo aisS l5S ouItIs leo AustI
10y v. J. DAVol III; psll 9oI. Total ,se4 'N'
, RsersAton- -rieksley, lsti Gray, i6I; BAner, los;
s;y Thts 49, W.s S0i $50 III foIs sI'itsS 1885, Don
L1np 01HpirS-@ Brown sOorSrS-d' O sQairsS and g.
me ISErsss o.Edsa oluR has sent IN is EssEnsOa 70
neat and k hGG been aesSlIsG scotSIaSy Wuta W1S |
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twelve Yards from the marksman: 1t was OK:
pected that It would be weeks before 1t would
Be equalled. but Mr.. Bird upset this calcula-
tion at a jump by beating the star score at the
first trial. He punched his six shots. as shown
away was peeging at another kind of target.
He took deliberate aim, using the Smith Il
Russian model shell loaded with six grains
OF powder and round ball. It Is lucky for the
Bird was not shooting In that. Mr. Bird Is o
relative Of the Vanderbilts by marriage
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bowling

The games At the Academy last niRht were
81 little Importance of the leading teams were
scheduled 70 play The scorssi
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kratshiiA lit 1877 no sS5 asa zoe SEQ eos eeS
Fideh ...,..sT lsl AIT 2ss S7B 40 $50 cat 7SS so
Umpre-B. Hoffman scorers-A. sievers and J.
GunsL AverageR-krakehlia 1888; fidolA lB9.
fair sized crowd witnessed the Gamos Of the Brook
yn national tour ament last evening The lenEth Of
time taken In playing the second made 10 partou-
lArly tedious for the onlooker8. The scores;
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An exciting match game was played on Thursday
evening from the Young Mons Institute
and rhirtieth street branches OF the Y NJ A on tho
insttute-G Brandt i7e; shiman 1877: Juber r7s;
c. Brandt la; Wedokind. las; Kleid, ITO; GehrunE
ITO; Sinner 1875 Total. lis.
Thrtieth Street-Currie 1905 Reed l57: Gilmore lo4;
Haver1ok. 1885, Rauh l24; DAILY. 1885; Hamilton, lo7;
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yoiuntser...n 1877 2l4 aol s77 4ls $40 $40 7os ia
Umpire-H. V. schou. scorers-A Meister. @. Hofer
Il was . lively crowd that attended the Rosevillo-
jersey City games at the formers aeyB last evening
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Jersey City A. c. 2i2 2sl sse go 500 eos 673 784
C.lo2 1872 2o0 1856 AL 5le GA TOT 7el $40
AveraEeS-JerSey City A G.. io2; Rossville A O., lea
SECOND CAKE
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AT the Madison avenue alleys of the y

Thursday night:
=. Madison Avenue Branch-Cowperthwaite zoe: Bur.
nnson, l+7; Hall III; Denny 1S{; See ll1; HILL l44
ponahoe $50; Warburton. 1872; Lane l72; LowndeA
l5l. Total 1885.
Harlem Branoh-Buckhout. l24; Hebberd, 1873; Par
ker 1853; Chase l5S: Bauvet 13e: Herrick 1855: Hope
1885, Puffor llu Bramlay i45; GrosR 49, Total 4l9.
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sEcoNp oANE.

Volunteer. is aas SO SsS 80 SS4 M SO III a5T
UmPire- R. Crawford scorers-M. HoH and G.
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FHAMEF
Fremont o. lR0 2a2 BIT Sp9 foe b67 e4o TOO 7ek
Krakehla. it0 229 200 SoS SST $50 sos e8s 7ts
Umpirs-J. Ruter. Bcorers-A Rievers and J. RppsnA
AVerAEes-Fremont 1855; KrhkehlA lfSa6.
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Tooals. IL 10 20
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Articles Of incorporation have been filed In
the Illinois Secretary OF States office for the
with PRINCIPAL once at srrinefield and with q
capital STOCK OF $4,000 600, TO construct and
operate line OF road from Eureka. Woodford
Directors are q. a.. Bosworth and John W.
Bum Of Springfield. J. NJ: Stark OF Pawnee, and
This is the successor organization OF the St
Louie and Chicago Railroad Company, which
vas recently sopl Under decree OF the Federal
The new organization desires to take the
property out OF tn, hands Of the receiver and
put II on its feet aGain. To do this. according
to the order OF thI Court they will have to
raise S57O. 600 by the 9Th Of February next.
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Team No. l-Graney, 1874; Z. Kuper, IA; Wright
Joseph. lO7: Leviseur 80. Total, 66S.
Team No 2-Looser, l34; Transom. 1877; Pett
1871; MyerS l3l; r Kuper. i53. Total, 7s6.
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Applications Cou,iug IN AZ the Rats of giz-
~ = Wsek-ThsE May Secure the West
Chester Rnee Track for Grounds.
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Moying Aealnat WIne Rooma.

lNpASAroLis, dan, 70, The police
have been instructed to carefully onumor,
ate all the fallen women In the city, Civ,
Ing name and age, and whore minors are
found, the reasons influencing them 10
enter upon life Of degradation, For
several weeks tho State Board Of Chart,
ties has been purauinga q quiet lnvostIga-
ton into the wine room nluuity Of this
city, and have located alXty'0yo dona,
with q ylcw 10 systematic prosecution,
TIE hoard Nnda that u number Of young
girls have been dchhuChcd IN these re-
sorts, aud evidence h at hand showing by
whom aud under what circumstances +,
further that tho regular houses Of ill,iamo
recruit from some Of these CCaspoOla,
The attention of the Grand Jury has been
called thereto, and u judicial investigation
IN under way,
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WHITE CAPS
Create Quite Sensation IN Indiana
Maased Men BREAK open tho Foga6 Of an
Inoncnrve Laborer and 1.-Two EIght
Reaults-..No Caqao Known,

CWoruNaylLLG Ind, Jan, 5,-'lhis h
u small and usually quiet village, situated
IN tho south part Of jacl,son county,
twelve miles south of Seymour, ON the d.,
NJ, & |, Railroad,
II was thrown Into foycr of excite
mont by the report that A. j, Slate had
been shot by White Caps, Mr. Slate IL a
lah0rcr who lives with his family about
Ave miles southwest Of town, Some
twelve or fourteen men, wearing paper
caps and having their coats turned aud
faces bnckcd, burst the door Of hla house
open and entered, The first warning
Slate had was their pounding ~ the door,
llc Jumped from his bed, seized q corn.
knife and prepared TO dcfond himself
A. they entered hO began sluahing at
them with his knife, and they began firing
NJ him from tholr royolvop, lie was first
shot In the left arm, the ball entering near
the wrist and running down the forearm
10 somewhere near the elbow, whore II
aull remains, Slate singled out one Of
the White Caps with u determination Of
marking him for future reference, and
mndO Il dash Tor him with his knife
The man made Tor the door with
Slate following close after The White
Caps, seeing the peril Of thCir cOmrudc
began firing NJ Slate 40 he disappeared
through the door, one ball striking him In
the right shoulder and passing entirely
through the body making a dangerous,
though not necessarily fatal wound, lie
seems also 10 have received a severe blow
from IA club ON lIH loft uTm,
In this condition without Shoes, and
nothing hut night clothing, he walked
four miles through the darkness to the
homo Of John Z, Berger, for whom hc has
been working for tic last two or three
months.
Mr., Berger, who llvcs about one mile
from town, took Mr. Slate In aud cared
for him ds best hC could until his son
Cumo to town aud secured the services Of
Dr. May who reached the wounded man
about q O'Clock this morning and dressed
hk wounds
The doctor says he may die from the Of.
fCcts of his wounds,
Everybody seems "a bc Nt a loss for an
explanation Of the outrage, Slate is a
poor man with largo family 20 support,
hut IN generally considered honest, He
claims that lac can Identify some OF the
parties,
MIR. Slate says that the mon carried u
rope with thum, II was probably their
intention TO tie him to u tree and whip
him, but he showing 80 much light they
had 10 use the first means NJ hand to Nc-
Cumplish their end, llo says hu was nc.
cOgtcd by ono Of his acquaintance some
ton or twelve days ago and told that he
had hcttcr leave The ncighborhood within
ten days,
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CALLED 10 TuaqoMn.
The Funeral Of tho Late henfy AhlriotH
..,Other ViotimA Of Death,

Fhh huhbfhl OF lhp hhfp ApNlA HhlllVIN
-.'other Viotima Of Death,
The funeral af the late Henry AhlrIchs
took plnoe this afternoon, The body was
enclosed In neat cloth covered caallet,
on which rested the floral tributes Of his
cO-workcra The employees OF ihe ONO
volka Heltuhg presented u beautiful hn'
chOr aud wreath and tlio stan OF the Ro.
poaitory aud Ngwa.DENoCHAT. contributed
i floral pillow, in tho center ~ which were
The letters "H, A. The CaHkot was plaC'
cd on the side walk atthc l'iCklnger block
aud the remains exposed, The Turner
Conc0rdln, Harmonic, MnonnerchOr and
Pioneer societies Of which the deceased
wHA an hOn0rcd mombOr, with heads un'
covered for the last time, Viewed tie re-
mains,
The stockholders, employee aud the
news boys Of the Ohio Nnlka Icltung were
present In u body, The pr0cchHion was
formed aud won't 10 West Lawn, ~ thr
grave Louis SCybold Of Akron ana Oilo
GlCaacn of this city delivered oralione,
aud FrCd Huber read % R9rm writ
ten by j. Il. Krnllgcr, Tho ainglng
societies loInod In alnglng q funeral dlrge
aud all that mortal could do Tor Henry
Ahlricha had been done,
Stephen Wagner, u well known resi-.
dent Of this city, died nt hih homo 10Y
East 1uacnrnwna street Ht noon today OF
consumption, lie was aged about bN years
Tie leaves a wife and children. He was
ht one time member Of the city council
well known contractor, and was highly
respected by all who know him, The
time for the funeral has not been decided
on,
George Gondcr, u nephew Of Stephen
Wagner, died to-day Of heart trouble, He
was u young man, and was married last
Thanksgiving day
Late this afternoon II Was decided 90
hold the funeral of George Gondcr on
Thuradny morning NJ Q o'clock, from hla
late residence south Of the city,
Cornelius WcidnCr died nt his residence
nj No, III Spring street neilnlght aged VI
years. The funeral will take place Thurs
day at 10 u, M and the remains viii hO IN
tCrrcd IN the Warner church cemetery, .
miles southeast Of the city,
Tho funeral of the late Eden Norris
took place this afternoon from The rCHi'
donCO Of hla father on North Walnut
street The Cigar Makers Unlon Ntiond'
cd In body, aud the floral tributes were
many and appropriate
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
ro 10 LoInca In MntrImony

Marriage licenses have bccn granted TO
Jacob Linn and Martha w, Ware, Lima
vile; Johnnthan II, Longworh and Mary
Jane Evans, North Lawrence, Jacob Bail
and Hannah Stevenson, North Lawrence ,
AC, Kumchcrg and Cora NJ Jackson,
Canton; Curtis llnncs and Ida NJ. Bush,
Paris, John A. Campbell aud Mary G..
Robcl, Canton PctCr llnbcl jr, and Mn-
hnlcc Keller, Mnssillon,
The will Of Paul Freed, late of Sugar
creek township, was lllcd FOR probate to-
day,
Amanda Dcslcr has hled a petition in
Common plCus court, against her hus-
band, Henry DcslCr, and his father, Levi
Dcslor, for alimony. She alleges that her
husband has left her and ig about TO dis
pose of his property, and his father Is n
party 10 the ALTAR. The parties interest
cd reside In Washington township
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years, up 10 tho time of her engagemen,
10 Mr., hroe, then a young lawyer OF
Lima, Ohio, II was while here ihal Miss
NELLY became engaged i0 MI liriee, ana
she resigned her school only q hhogl llme
before her marriage, The deep affection
I'm which Miss NELLY was held by her pn'
plls was won by her perfect Henae OF US
lice, tempered by loyl lneAs OF character
that endeaTed the scholars 70 her, She
was ihe teacher Of No, 4, then the highest
grade Of the city schools Miss Nelly
was always active Ia the literary WORK nI
the school and contributed much 10 the
pleasure Of the Literary hoolely lY her
timely advice and deep Interest ln lhe pn'
nils, In the elasa exercises OF bl, tho
iirst class 10 be graduated from tho Terre
lIallts Illgh school, Miss Melllycoguihu
cd poem, 1.-THE Weayera OF Llte,n iull OF
rare beauty and pathOs. II appeals 10 the
noble sentmenta Of life found answer In
die usual careers led by 30 many OF her
scholars, II Gan be truly said lhat no
other teacher has ever gone from the pub
lle sehoOla OF 1erre llauio more warmly
cherished In memory Than Miss MelllS
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blind ana In Pam For eovontoon Years

CHARLESTON, o., Jan. l6,-A ease Of
rare human vitality and endurance ondcd
Here In the death Of Mrs, William lla.
wnrt, wcll.known ~ a great sufferer, who
seventeen years ago foil and broke her
leg, from which time she has been a help.
lcHa invalid, aud three years ago she re-
CCiyCd another fall, which resulted IN an
other fracture ~ the same limb, since
which time she has been confined to her
bed, not being able 10 turn over, She
was also totally blind from the effects of
sickness,
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CANTON OHIO. THUnSDAY. JAN. l6 l89O

espeolally artistic and attractive, and ils
oOntents, as usual, interesting and ~
strIelye, Berry's seedh are thoroughly
reliable, aud always come lrlle' ID, NJ,
Ferry a Co, are very conservatives, boVl ~
Offering new sorts and IN lhelr claims Tor
them when nlfered hut They take palms
10 inform themselves 40 ~ ille true rlihI'
aetar Of all new varieties, ~ v some much
lauded novelties are not Ionnl W we
Annual, the probability IN they have
tested them and found them Of no value
A request sent 20 the firm ~ Detroit,
Michigan, will bring youa copy OF tho
Seed Annual for 1870,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
Knocked Down and Der IoS BroEop

Yesterday afternoon while Bessie, the
eight year odd dnughtcrol James NJ, Ham
moud, wasrcturning from school with u
number of companions, an unknown
man stepped into the crowd ON DouglnH
street, aud threw the little ono To- the
ground, She screamed but did not Ht.
tract the mans suttCutiOu, who walked on,
Another gentleman cumc along, and
hearing the little ono's los, and noticing
that she Coulduot walk, picked her up,
and carried her 10 her home on Jackson
street, Dr. Rndol was called In and made
an examination and found that the left
log was broken between the knee and
ankle The fracture was reduced, aud
the little one il doing ms we'll as could he
uNDpCtUd,
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Into Newn From wnnhlnrton.

WAslnNOToS, January l5.-lSpoclal, T.
Walker Blaino's condition to-day Ia con-
aidored very critical,
In the Senate to-day John Sherman IN
trOduood u concurrent resolution proyid'
Ing FOR the settlement Of disputes between
Nations by arbitration,
Turplo criticised severely the action Of
the administration In ita tHrdInoas In roc.
OgniElng the Republic Of Brazil,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
pIspRIBuriNa OFFICE
10 10 Watabliahod Here by tho MoGor'
mick Reaper Works Of Chicago.

mick Reaper Works Of Chicago
The Mccormick Harvesting Machine
Co., Of Chicago, ILL.,, IL making arrange
ments TO establish distributing office
and warehouse In this citv, Charles
Force, agent for that company, IN here TO
rent u building II n suitable one eau be
found, and II none large enough can be-
secured, he will have one built Tor use,
There are only two other branch olllcca
state. Those are located 0t Cleveland nnd
Columbus.
MIR. Force stated that he thought much
of the business Of the Cleveland olllcc
would bo transferred TO this place, on nc'
count Of Il being directly ON the line from
Chicago. Probably five or ak thousand
machines will be- sent out from the Can.
ton warehouse annually. II will ncccesi'
tate tho employment Of quite u number
of mon 10 do the work, Tho company
also intend TO keep largo stock OF what
ia known ~ repair piCcca In this cslnb.
lahmcnt, 40 that the lOrmCrn can got
pieces Of machinery instead OF having TO
scnd TO Chicago for them, Tho territory
for which Canton would be- the hcNdqunr-
tcra will include central and eastern Ohio
and all of West Virginia, Tho company
hna large number Of agents throughout
this territory,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
DISEASED MEAT
Deliberately Placed 10 the Market AZ
~. Paul.


Sr PAU, Jan, 10, Especially The
startling discovery was made this morning
that diseased meat was deliberately plac'
6d upon tho market here, In q slaughter
house lust outside tho city thirteen hogs
died yesterday Of the cholca aud were
to-day found dressed for the market In
one pen sls hogs were found dying. In
another twelve we're dead from cholera
and were being prepared Tor market,