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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
TOMMY SUTTON DEAD.
Soda wator MS Only sustenanoe for
Ninoty.slS Days

a'a'"ff W. sfsNHf
DCnuQuE, a., June ii,-Tommy Sut-
ton after living without solid food for
ninety-sX days, died yesterday During
all his fast hig only gustonanoo was soda
wator Previous TO the death Of tho
boy council Of physicians was held,
and all united IN pronouncing u u case
Of paralysis Of The stomach and bowels.
Several yeOre ago the lad suffered u fall,
and was never In perfect health there.
after Ninety.six days ago his stomach
refused all solids, aud soda water was
the only liquid no could retain. His
suilcrnga were intense, but hc bore
thom uncomplainingly until death came
10 his relief Physicians pronounced the
case one Of the most remarkable on
record,
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OH, WHAT A MISTAKE.


Young Gent Kisses tho old Man instond
Of His Girl.
PHILADELPHIA, june li.-John shlton
was arrested at On curly hour yesterday
morning on the charge Of attempted
burglary Tho hearing IN the police
court showed th0t John was paying Ot-
tention 10 The old mans daughter Tho
parents rule was for him 10 leave at 10
o'clock John made compact with his
girl 20 return, She left the door open
and he entered aud going into the
house, found some one slceping on the
parlor sofa. II was dark and he mstook
the body for his sweetheart. He kissed
and there was u surprise The purity
turned out TO be the old man. John fed
but was captured, aud is now awaitinga
further hearing.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 10-A curious
freak Of nature is ON exhibition in the
veterinary department Of the university
of Pennsylvania The strange being ID
a living calf having an abnormal dis
placement Of the heart This organ ia
located in the lower extromities Of the
neck. The heart Of the freak performs
all its customary duties as though
located In its normal position,
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AFTeR ALONG WAIT,
Resignation Of the Pastor Of the belmont
rresblterlan Church,

GwENsnuRd, Pa June ii,-Roy, j,
l., Thompson, for tho past fourteen
years pastor Of the belmont Prcaby,
terian church, has rendered his realgna-
tlon, and win preach hia farewell Scr
mon on the esd Of this month, During
Mr. Thompaona stay In this congroga-
ton there has been considerable trouble,
similar 10 that IN which pr, Bealla, Of
JohnatOwn, 10 now Involved. Tho case
was taken 10 tho prosbytory about ten
years ago, and he wua dinniWed, but h0
appealed 30 the synod, aud they reversed
tho decision Of tho preabytery, with the
understanding thai ho would resign, but
he has remained until the present time,
The affair has attracted much attention
among Preabytenans throughout West.
en Ponnaylyania, 90 II has caused split
IN the church, lnrge number Of the
members leaving aud going elsewhere,
II IL now thought That the congregation
will unite again
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nlnny Mnnhlnr am. nnnrIrnh.

LONDON, June 1l,-Mlle, Raffolvitch,
who win become the bride of VIM.
O'Bnen to-day has received large
number of wedding gifts, some of which
are very beautiful and costly. The
admirers Of herself aud Mr.. O'Bren
among the ladies' Of Dublin, have pre-
sented her with nm elaborate set Of bed
and table linen Of the finest quality, and
the ladies Of Cork and Kenmare have
sent eXauiste specimens Of lace work..
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THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT
Has Prohibited tho Running OF Twonty-
Two Lobster Factories.

INNH ETUHIUIINW 'HV INWIINI1N VI TWNHIN7
Two Lobster Factories.
HALIFAX, N. s., Juno iO,--Rev, Will
lam Browne, who has just arrived from
Bonne Bay, N. r., says the English
government has prohibited the running
Of twenty-five lobster factories built or
In course Of construction by natives.
The shore fishing has been poor for
several years and the people have de-
pended upon working in the lobster
factories, which are owned by Nova
Sootia and Prince Edward Island men,
Aftor the work on the new factories had
been begun the owners Of the present
plants engaged their help in Nova Scotia
and now comes the ediot from England
that no new factories will be allowed.
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BosToN, June i0,--Col, Henry l.. Hig-
gins has presented twenty acres Of land
To Harvard college. This land adjoins
seyenty-hve acres Of marsh land already
owned by the college and will bo u start
ing point from which the marsh land
will bo Glled in aud the ninoty.ilvo acres
bo devoted 10 athletic purposes
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nroko nnMn nnd Oonfcncd.

FREpEmcWTowN, Mo-, June H.
Sheridan Copass, aged 29 years, u shift
lees character of this place, and John
Wathen, telegraph operator ON the Iron
Mountain railroad, have been arrested
for robbing the mail carrier Of $1,000
near Mine La Motto, on Friday lNt
Wathen broke down and confessed the
crime, Most Of the money has been re-
covprp1
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AZ tho rIppeoanoe IlnttIe arounds.

WASHINGTON, juno iO,-A favorable
report on u bill authorizing the erection
Of monument NJ the Tippocanoo battle
ground, Indiana, was made 10 the house
yesterday from the committo ON the
library, A favorable report was made
10 the house yesterday by Mr., Payson,
from the committee on public lands, on
u bill 10 confirm the title 10 certain
lands In the city, Of Saulte Ste Marie,
Alal
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Auguatln Dnly opcna IIln scnson.

LONDON June ii,-Mr, Augustin DAILY
began his season at the Lycoum theatre
yesterday evening The manager and
his company were cordially welcomed
and the performance elected frequent
manifestations of approval.
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To bal Morrlra Almond to nnnlh,

CHICAGO, June ii,--J. Il. Goddard was
unanimously elected chairman Of the
Western Passenger association yesterday
at a salary of $4,000 n year. Ho is TO
serve until the worry he will be sub
iected to drives him in search Of rest or
he is removed by two-thirds vote Of
Che association.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
YELLOW FEVER.

Two seAmen Sick, one Of Whom Died, tho
Other In Quarantine.
WASHINGTON, June i0,--Tho surgeon
general of the marine hospital service
has received a report from Passed AS
aistant Surgeon Carter, In charge OF tho
United States quarantine station ut
Chandelour island, La., corroborating
tho report OF yellow foyer there, Tho
report says that the British ship Avon,
az Wind6or, N. s., arrived at the sta
ton, forty days from Rio Janoiro, In
ballast with two seamen sick, one Of
whom died shortly nfterward and the
other patient IL being cared for NJ quar-
antlne, with prospoot Of reooYerY.
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no Attomnl. NMdo DO Nloyo Cnra.

COLUMBUS, o., June ti.---1he Consoli-
dated Street Railway company have
thus far refused TO comply with the
resolutions unanimously passed by the
city council Monday night TO eithor puy
the strikers their demands FOR increased
wages or submit the question TO arbitra-
ton. No attempts have been made to
moVp pupq
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HGAp, LEas ANp AN ARM oUT on.
a Panhandle brakeman Falls Under u
Train, Meeting ouiok Death,

Train, Meeting Quick Death,
STEuugNv1IE, o., juno 10.-Ycstor.
day q, NJ, Hickman, n brakeman ON the
Panhandle railroad, met with u horrible
and sudden death near Mingo Junction.
The train was running at u rapid rate,
when ho foil of the top Of the car, His
hcad was cut Of as clean ~ II done by
u butchers cloayor, both legs and the
loft G"lp wcro severed, Hickman was
from Altoona, Pa, was about 20 years of
age, and was u well built, Hno,ookng
young man, His nOmo was piioked In
India ink on his left arm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

NEW York, June li,--Henry Smiler
was yesterday found guilty of murder
in the first degree for the killing Of his
wife. Smiler is printer by trade, He
had several wives and started out one
day TO kill two of them, but could not
get into the house Of one Of his intended
victims
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ST., John, N. b., June 10.-Two men,
names unknown, attempted TO row a
boat ucross the river above the grand
falls yesterday, The current was too
strong, and they were carried over the
falls, No truce Of boat or men has yet
been found.
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nnn nnnal nnrnod to nonih.

WILKEspARRE Pa, June 1O.-The
Trembath hotel was burned late last
night. One guest, w. p. Bombaugh,
was burned TO death, Mrs. Trembath,
the landlady, and her step-daughter,
Miss Annie Wilson, were seriously
burned and otherwise injured, The loss
on building and furniture is about St0,-
ono
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Thnnrht 10 hn IN Onnndn.

HAvERn1LL, MASS, June 1O.-Fred w.
Blake, dealer in patent leather tips, "a
Phoenix row, left town week ago, say.
ing he was going TO Chicago on busi.
ness. IL Is learned that he left nun.
ber Of creditors; that his property is
overmortgaged and that he owed his
employees two weeks salary. His wife
has left town, and II is believed the
couple are In Canada.
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Emnlror wIlIlam nIGhly PraIned.

LONDON, June IO.-Prince Bismark in
an interview with n correspondent of
the Telegraph yesterday, expressed his
opinion that the Chancellor CapriW was
q "perfeot gentleman highly praised
Emperor William and declared himself
70 be extremely hopeful for Germanya
future.
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rhrrn NIrn crnnhod ln nnnlh.

PNEvILLE, KY, June TO- - While
worlmen were getting ont iron ore In a
bank two miles south Of here, yesterday
morning, the earth suddenly caved, aud
three Of the twelve worltmon were
caught and crushed 10 death. Two
others had their legs broken, Their
names were not ascertained
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I,nhhnh Ii,nroa. pnrl,nrns.

CINCINNATI, June i0,--Bon s. Bar
bour, station agent Of the Cincinnati
Southern railroad at Hanover, Tenn,
has decamped S2,i0O short in his ac-
counts. Most Of the money was appro.
priated from express packages,
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CHICAGO, June 1O,--Joseph Montag,
aged 81, shot and killed his wife, aged
as, and fred n bullet into his own lung,
at 1870 North Clark street, yesterday
afternoon. Owing to Montags bad
habits his wife had left him, and failing
TO induce her to return TO him he com.
mitted the terrible crime. Montag can
not raroVor
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DIaohnrrod for Lnok of eyldonoo,

New YoRK, June 10. The examination
OF storekeeper Laydon and his assistant
Murdock Of the steamship City OF
Chicago yesterday afternoon resulted In
Layden's discharge for lack Of evidence
against him, and the holding Of Murdoch
for the action Of the grand jury.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

WASHINGTON, Juno i1.--The post
muster general yesterday appointed
Edward j. Ryan, superintendent Of the
first division Of the railway mail service
vice w. II, Bgelow, deceased and
Spencer w, Shepardson, assistant sup
ertendent railway mail service, vice
Edward j, Ryan, promoted
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Almn.t Sandman M a Rnnnwnv.

WEsT NEWTON, Pa, June t0,-Andrew
Montgomery, dairyman, and his 14-year-
old son were badly used up yesterday
evening In runaway. Mr.. Mont
gomery's face was cut badly, and he
received other injuries James, the son,
was almost scalped,
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THE cowLEs cAsg.
Ito AIMED His Signature to Document
Releasing His ohiid to Ills wifs-
Afraid ne win Die.

MONTREAL, June TO- Yesterday after
noon Eugene II, Cowlea called for
Superintendent Kirkpatrick, Of the
Montreal hospital and stated that no
was willing 10 surrender his daughter
Florence 10 his wife, He afiixed his
signature 10 tho following documents
ITO madame ahultzen, OF the Sacred
Heart converts
"Please deliver 10 my wife, Alice
Cowlea, our daughter, Florence Cowlea,
without delay and consider this annull-
ment Of my former order respecting tho
child. EUGENE IL. CowLEa,"
Settles the Abduction Case.
Judge TAFT WA aoen yesterday after
noon and shown the above document.
He considered that II settled the abduo-
ton oaae, but adjourned II TIL to-day.
Mrs. COwlea was then communicated
with and she received the news with
much satisfaction, Cowlea' condition
last night was quito serious, moro
especially because he ~ suffering from
consumption. "tf / die" he said 30 u
reporter, "and am afraid will, II will
go hard with poor Glove Hale" Hale
was Released yesterday from prison In
charge OF two officers and ia stopping
with his friends nj tho Windsor, Gen-
oral satisfaction IN expressed nj this un-
expected turn OF affairs In the case.
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FT, RECOVERY, o., June l0.--A curious
freak Of nature was exhibited here yes.
terdny by Mr., DUR in the shape of IN
old potato which had been burst open
bya new one, which WIS growing ON The
inside and could plainly be seen through
the npprture,
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pclcnnlca Arnolntnd.

MELBOURNE, June 1.-THE Victorian
assembly yesterday unanimously ND.
proved The principle Of Australian fed
Grafton and appointed delegates TO the
proposed convention Of the Australian
colonies ON the subject.
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THE TARIFF BILL.


Changes Made.
WASHINGTON, June 1O.--The senate
committee on finance yesterday con-
tinued the consideration of the tariff
bill. The cotton schedule was concluded,
but few changes were made The com.
mittee has now nearly completed the
bill and q member stated that the ma
iority members would probably CON
clude their work ON the bill tonight.
The report ON the bill will probably not
be made until the latter part Of this
week or the first part Of the week to
,tatna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

WASHINGTON, June t0.--James j.
Broohs, ex-chief Of the secret service
division Of the treasury department waa
yesterday placed In charge Of the di-
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Tho nolrlnns viii Sail TODAY.

New YoRK, June lO,-Tho seven
Belgian glass blowers whom the Umbria
refused Co take back TO Europe viii sail
on the Wisconsin today
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PARIS, June 1.-THE chamber of dep
uties passed resolution yesterday by 0
vote Of 8S7 TO AZ 10 preserve us perrna-
nent structure The machinery hall OF the
lnta exhibition.
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New YoRR, June 1t.--Tho City But
ton works, at Canal and Center streets,
were burned last night, Loss, $4,000.
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10 take n vote ON the bills NJ o'clock,
but whom that hour arrived II was de-
clded 10 postpone action for half an
hour, A resolution was offered provid.
ing that the bill be referred 70 tho
caucus committee ON elections 10 report
baclt 10 another caucus u bill embracing
the features outlined by the speaker.
When 1880 arrived n vote was taken on
the resolution aud was agreed TO with.
out dissent, The caucus then ad-
ioiinpd
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fhe silver Hiii In the senats-Dsbats 70
be Limited 10 rive Minutes After nj,
day-Mr Teller Made Lengthy aud
Interesting spesoh-nls Vote TO bs
Given the ANasure That wlil Unlooss
the Harden on the Debtors -rostomes
Appropriation nlii Passed,
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NATIONAL eLEoTIoN eILLe.
Tho Lodge aud Howcll nils 60 be- blended
Togcthcr-Thc nll should Really be
National Measure,

WAsniNGroN, june il,-Tho Repub-
lican caucus Of the house, adjourned
from Thursday last, considered the
Lodge and Rowoll national election
bills last night. Chcatham, the colorod
member from North Carolina, spoke In
favor Of the Lodge bin, Other NOM
bers spoke in favor Of ono or the othor
measure, Speaker Reed proposed that
the two bills bo blended, 40 that tho
features Of the Rowcl bill providing for
an extension Of the power Of federal
supervisors should he retained, but that
the bill should really be n national cleo
tiun measure,
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Tho Ilmproaa Confined TO Nod.

BERLIN, June 1.-The German En-
press is confined 10 her bed with nSttle
rash.
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oveR NlAoARA FAILS,
An unknewn Man JamPs from Goat Island
nridge - Half nour Later Another
nody Went over

NIAGARA FALIs, June ii,-Ahortly
after o'clock yesterday afternoon
parties landing on Goat island bridge
were surprised 30 300 man throw his
hat over the railing and, In an instant,
place his hands on tho rail and vault
over into tho rapids, Aa he reached the
brink Of the falln he threw up both
hands, showing that he was alive, A
tew moments later tho body was seen 70
float out from
Under the Falls,
apparently nude, and pass down the
river The steamer Maid Of the Mist
started IN pursuit aud when about q
boat length on tho body sank out Of
sight, The man ID stranger aud came
from Goat island Ito h described aa u
large person, well dressed aud wore a
full black beard with small bald spot on
the back Of his head, About u hall hour
later the body Of another man. dressed
Ia dark clothes wis seen floating down
the rapids and 20 OVER the falls,
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Isx.shoriIr David Roach, Of Malvern, ia
in the city,
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Some Hours We're Conaumcd

In the consideration Of u senate bill for
the relief of Hyland 9, Kirk and others,
assignees of Addison 9, Fletcher,
patentee of u cancellng stamp. The
bill was finally laid upon Che table, an
unusual proceeding, the ordinary method
pursued TO defeat q senate bill being TO
postpone IL indefinitely, The house then
went into committee Of the whole (Mr.
payson, Of Illinois, IN the chair) on the
postonice appropriation bill, No oppose
tion was made TO the measure, and the
committee, having speedily considered
the bill, reported II 20 tho house when It
was passed The house then, at a;l5.
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House Proceedings.

The house yesterday passed senate bill
amending the internal revenue laws &c
rs TO authorize the commissioner Of in
ternnl revenue 20 formulate rules and
regulations by which beer may be car
ried direct from the vats to the bottling
department without passing through
the intermediate process Of being drawn
into kegs Senate bill was pissed chang
ing the present system Of drawback on
exported beer and formented liquors,
and permitting their expectation In
bond, IN the saino manner M distilled
spirits are now handled.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-10-26

in order to attend q ball at st. Louis, and
wanted me 20 go there with him. i was so
depressed at the strange message from the
ticker that / forgot to tell my friend OF it.
and allowed him to pull out without
an intimation of possible danger. After
bidding good-by we i returned to the
Office and tried every way to shake off my
horrible feeling. i turned to the file hooks
and looked over the entire days business TO
see if there had been any word received
concerning the unsafe condition of the
trestle-work and bridge at Robinson's creek.
but found nothing. / began my nervous
walking again. mp and down the office. 1t
row wanted but thirty minutes until time
for the train to reach the trestle-w0rk, n
then. If all went well, in another forty min
utes it would be reported from Shelbyville,
the first telegraph Office east of the creek.
A through freight train, also going east.
had been side-tracked at Tower hill, to let
the express pass, and had immediately fol-
lowed it, and should the accident occur the
engine of the freight would soon return to
Tower bill with the Information.
Il could stand 1t no longer, and, grasp
ing the key. asked the operator at Shelby
Vile If No. 3 had arrived. He replied: Nc;
not in sight yet / closed my key, darted
out into the rain, MP the tracks to the
round-house. l found the night watch
man and brought him back with me. tell
ing him / feared there was trouble mp the
road, and would need his service in calling
up the superintendent. Again 1 inter
rogated Shelbyville, but the same reply
came back as before-'Not in sight yet,
After seemingly long waiting Tower Hill
broke the spell by calling sharply and re-
porting that the freight train was return
ing. In a moment or two another call from
that place partially recalled my scattered
senses, and bracing myself / prepared to
hear the worst. Thu operator then In.
formed me that the engine of the freighthad
returned md with it the conductor, who
informed him of q washout at Robinson
creek. and the going down of the engine
and baggage car of No. 8: that the fireman
was badly hurt. as was also the
baggagemaster. and that the engineer
was still under the wreck. but that the rest
of the trainmen and passengers had es-
capped serious injury. This news was par
tial relief, and l hastily dispatched the
night Waterman after the superintendent,
while l was busily employed receiving dis
patches pertaining to the wreck. The SUI
perintendent came promptly and sent me
at once to call up the day operator to come
on duty, as he desired me to take q pocket
instrument and accompany him on the
wrecking car, together with the linemaD,
to tap the wires at the wreck. We reached
it in O short time. and there the worst /
feared occurred. The mangled body of my
friend, the engineer, was taken from tho
wreck, and he died in my arms. i resigned
my place that evening when we returned
to headquarters"
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A Bust of the Poet Riley.

Mr.. r. Ii. Park. the sculptor, is putting
the finishing touches on a clay model for a
bust of the Hoosier poet. James Whitcomb
Riley. He began the work eight days ago,
and yesterday a few OF Mr.. RileY's friends
were permitted to see it. The bust is ex-
aculy of life size. and is declared by tn ose
who know Mr.. Riley best to be a faithful
likeness. The style is classic, the head
having a characteristic and natural poise.
The features are those of the poet in his
more serious mood; reposeful. tender. with.
perhaps. q tinge of sadness. 1t is Mr.. Riley
as the people in Indianapolis who meet MIN
day by day know him. and as they love to
know him. The model will be sent to
Rome in q few days to be cast In bronze,
and il will probably be four months before
the perfect bust is returned. Friends of
the poet Who wish to see this admirable
counterfeit presentment may do so by cali
ng at Mr.. Parks studio. which is tenn
porarily in the Capitol building. room No,
105. on Monday, between the hours of 9 and
D Il. NJ,