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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
A VERY NARROW ESCAPE.
FLuRY IN THE HOUSE WHEN THE RE-
PuhLleANe HAD A MAJORITY.

The Timely Arrival ef Two 90 Three Dsm-
oorAts Gave the AIlnority side msjoE-
ity aud tho Dayton RsiistFletinE nin
Was Made special order for To-dsy
mir GsysF Introduced a iim HsquiF-
ing rearda Of Hdueatien to Purchase
sehool Hooks
Columns, o., March 10, The leglsla-
ture did large trade yesterday In the
passage Of local bills, tho only fury be-
Ing Ia the house., where the Republicans
outnumbered the Democrats by one and
the Dayton redlatrloting bill narrowly
escaped being put upon IN passage and
defeated, Tho timely arrival OF two or
three Democrats gave tho minority side
a majority, and tho bill was finally made
q special order for $40 to-day
In tho House,
A bill, introduced by Mr. deyer In tho
house, requires boards OF education 10
purchase school books and ahool auppllea
and soil them 10 school children At cost,
with 10 per cent added 10 cover tho OK
pense OF transportation and sale, II N
made unlawful fOr any publisher or
agent 10 sell hooks and snppllea 10 a
board OF education AZ price higher than
the lowe6t price at which the same have
been offered for aalo elsewhere.
The nni Provides
that II shall be sufficient defense In
any claim brought for boOka sold 10 a
board OF education that tho prices paid
for them were higher than the prioeh AZ
which they were offered elsewhere The
board Of education IL directed 10 ap-
point an agent for the distribution OF
books and this agent must give bond,
and tho board II permitted 90 purchase
books and supplies ON ninety days
credit
fn thu senate,
The senate passed Senator Kerra bill
10 prevent tho contamination Of prlaon-
ers In county ialla Tho bill provides
that whenever the construction OF o
county jail will permit, the strict aepar.
alton Of prItonera shall bc maintained ~
oil times and no prisoner In Jail await
Ing trial shall be- placed or allowed 10 re-
main In the same cell, or room with any
other prisoner
Representative Din introduced u bill
10 abandon
The uoclting canal,
betwoon Carroll, Fairfield county, and
Lock Bourne, Franklin county, Tho
probate Judges Of the two counties are 20
appoint three commissioners 20 oppraiie
tho canal bed, and tho same h 10 DO sold
to owners OF ahuttlug farm land ON u
years credit
Senator Nichols introduced u bill pro.
wiling that except In the trunder of
fnndsand where tho pn0podtion ihvuly0d
h 10 be submitted To a vote of the pco'
pie, every local bill introduced in the
Legislature ahall ho advertised In two
papers of opposite politics published In
the county affected
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Fresh From the Wires This
Afternoon.
Tim nmw TARIFF BILL.
II Ia . Dark Lantern Concern, That 10
Likely 10 be Killed 90 an Infant

AN ~ n RuNM AfNHNpNh khhNNANl hANN ~
Likely 10 be Killed aa an Infant.
WAamNaToN, Mar, iO,-lspeclal, J.
Finally tho now tariff bin Of Major Mo
Kinley, after q three months lnonhetlJn,
has been brought forth, The affair IL
exclusively dark lantern concern, 40 the
Democratic members OF the committee
have not been consulted Ia lta prepare
ton, nor are they familiar wlthlla details.
Heretofore II has been customary 10 CON
ault all the members Of the committee,
hut Mckinley has been holding seaaona,
not Ia tho committee rooms ~ the
capitol 40 per ancient custom,
but In his private room In his hotel, with
locked doors and guard The bill will
most likely be reported tomorrow,
lrhurhday) The sugar schedule deter
mined upon makes horizontal cut OF
more than ono half, an effective reduction
Of 100000, There will bo furious op.
position 10 any duty led by Payaon, Of
Illinois, and other northwestern Republl.
cans who favor placing sugar on the free
list, One Of them said that II tho bill re-
ppfleu uiu not place sugar on lhe lIoo llht
II would be 40 amended In the house aa 20
destroy IN symmetry aud compel lta re-
oommlttal, On the other hand, Republic
cans, from Kansas, Nebraska and Califor-
MIA who are interested In the development
OF the beet sugar industry and who OPP
pose any cut are al present dapoeed 20
fight tho sugar battle out on tho floor, but
how many Of them will hold out after
they hear the crack Of the party whip re-
mains 10 bo seen, The heavy cut on au-
gar means that there will be heavy
duty on everything else and farmera will
have 10 20 on paying high duties on
articles Of daily consumption that ought
TO be on the free list, They will have 20
pay high tariff on their implements, lum.
her aud salt, wooden clothing barb wire
fences, etc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
SHOT HER LOVER.
Myatsrloua caso AZ pool,Okiil, NOW YorE

Mysterious Case NJ Pookakill, Now York,
PEEKsRLb, N, ", March i0,- lSpocNl,l
While Emma Lonabcrry and Walter
Scribnor wore alone togcthcrin tho woods
near tho Wallace pond yesterday after
noon she shot him over the right eye with
revolver and Il IL thought ho cannot re-
cover. Tho circumstances OF the ehoot-
ing are not yet learned. Scribnor refuses
TO make any statement and Miss Ions
berry also declines TO nay whether Il was
accidental, She 10 young lady highly
connected and Serlbncr IN also q mcmbcr
Of good family Hia thought thcrc will
be- sensational developments II Scribncr
dies. There IL big sensation over tho
affair.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
A HEAVY BLOW.

Mrs. Muller wife OF Rev, DR.. Muller. Of
no Firat Methodist Church. PAnaea
away In Cleveland.
The aad Intelligence waarecoiyod In the
city to-day Of the death In Cleveland,
Tuesday evening, OF Mrs. Georgia A,
Muller, wife Of Rev, d. II. Muller Of the
First M. Il. church Of tha city.
Her death occurred at II o'clock and
fho passed away peacefully and con-
Gcloualy. The funeral services will be
private, NJ the parsonage at o'clock y,
m. Thursday. II IL expected that DR.. To-
land, OF Mt. Union, proaidlng elder OF
this district, and =, NJ. Arthur, Of Cloye.
land, Chief Of the Brotherhood Of Loco.
motive Engineers, will take part. The
burial will bo NJ Buffalo, N, ", Saturday,
Mrs, Muller was much more cultl-
waited lady than indicated. She read
French and Italian with ease, her ainoor.
ity was transparent, her spirit was brave
and beautiful and her character blame.
less, Christian one. Her friends In tho
city have felt the blow deeply and sympa-
thiEo with the Doctor In his aflicton.
She was married TO DR., Muller In Evans
ton, Ill.,, at which place she graduated In
high honors from the Northwestern Uni
yoraty, aud In thoir Mrthodlnt itcncrancy
sho was held In high esteem IN tie church
circles In Buffalo and Rochester, N. ",
Milwaukee, CovIngton, Ky, Eric, Pa,
Cleveland and Canton. In all Of tho re-
lations Of wife, mother, daughter, friend,
sho was loyablo and beloved. IL was q
great comfort 10 her 20 greet with her un.
dying love An hour before she died hor
daughter, Mra, Derrick, of Buffalo.
In her Illness Of over two years Mrs
Muller has been courageous and pationt
Many will be the heart, both within and
outside of the Methodist church circles,
TO feel u pnng At receiving the ntolli-
pencc Of her death through thcso columns
tonight,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
Tho nnlllmore nell nalirond.

ANNArous, Mp,, March t0.-Tho bill
providing for the construction OF the
Baltimore Belt railroad passed the sen.
ato last night and Coca TO the governor,
Tho Baltimore Belt railroad n but onoth.
or namo for the Baltimore and Ohio II
proposes TO tunnel the city under Howard
street. from a point near Camden station
to the northern city limits, and run then
along tho outskirts Of the city eastward
10 Bay View, where II viii connect with
the Philadelphia division Of the II. q o.
This win ohyiate the tedious transfer
across the hNrb0r by boat Of tho freight
and passenger trains Of tho II, a. o., be-
tween Locust Point and Bay Wow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
GOT ONE YEAR
For stoAlInga Mans Hot While IntoEi-
oatod.

For stoallnga Mans Hot whilo IntoTi-
oatod.
The case Of Ohio vs. Samuel II. Lands,
indicted by the last grand Jury for burg
larry and larceny, was 20 have bcen triod
to-morry. Landis concluded that he had
no chance Of being acquitted, and pload
guilty just before noon to-day. Ho was
sentenced by the court 10 one year In tho
penitentiary,
About three months ago Walter Walters
was found guilty of robbing man by tho
name Of l.. Shairor, in Massillon. Shnffer
made n desperate struggle and In some
manner got hold OF Walters hat which ho
kept for evidence against his nssailant.
Walters decided that no must get posses
sion OF that hat. He got Landis drunk and
then hired him 70 break into Shaifor's
house and steal the hat IN question. Tho
burglary was arranged and made, with
the above result.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
Cots Two Years in tho ponitentiary.

Tho case OF Ohio va John Powers, in
dcted by the last grand jury for robbery
was called for trial this morning before
Judge Pease. Attorney Hudson, In behalf
Of the defendant, stated that Powers
wanted to change his plea from that Of
not guilty TO guilty, The court asked tho
prisoner to sand up and receive his SON
tanco. After rigid examination OF
Powers and John II. Fox, whom Powers
and an accomplice had knocked down In
Woavor's lumber yard last December, and
robbed him OF S37, ,G0and brutally beat him,
the court sentenced Powers 10 two years
IN the penitentiary. The prisoner stated
that he was "a years old unmarried and
his home was at Tyrone, Pa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
Al Her MoTHER,s FEeT.


A little ilnbe Meets with Death In uor-
rlbie Form.
CINCINNATI, March l0,--Mrl, Welsh
was busy preparing supper yesterday
evening, and her little daughter, Nellie,
was toddling after her On she buaiod hor-
self about the stove, The first intima.
ton which the mother received OF any
thing wrong was childish scream OF
fright and pain, She turned and found
her body cnyclopod IN flames. Sho
seized The little one, and after struggle
succeeded In cXtinguishing the flames,
too late, however, 10 save the child from
fatal burns, The skin all over ils body
was burned almost 10 crisp, and the
fingers were almost burned away Sew
eral physicians were sent for, but mono
responded for un hour, and during that
time the child was virtually without at
tentlon, While the burns could be
rudely dressed, no effort, Of course, could
DO made TO alleviate the childs terrible
agony by means OF opiOtca, Mra, Welah
was herself severely burned In the effort
to save her child'a life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
A ClnIm Jnmner nlDnn ur.

BUTTE, MoSr, March ~ An attompt
wAa made hero gca'Qrlo b. I'm j. ".
Skldmoro by blowing hIi6 up with giant
powder Sllldmoro last fall jumped a
claim and built q cabin, which no now
occupies, He was a6sont u few min,
utea yesterday morning, and when no
again entered an explosion took place
which knocked him scnaelcsa, killed his
dog, knocked u hole through tho roof
and floor OF his cabin and ahattor0d
things generally, SkidmorcU face was
lacerOtcd by two pieces OF iron, ono Of
his legs was q mass Of wounds and tho
other was also injured, II 10 supposed
an enemy put eau OF giant powder In
the cabin during Slidmor0e temporary
absence and lighted slow fuse.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
Court Houne Mattera.

Tho case OF Martin q Brother va
Schlagal was continued In common pleas
court this morning.
Asa Cutter, who was found guilty Of As-
sault and battery at the last term Of Pro-
bato court, was ilnod $40 and costs this
morning by Judge Fawcett amounting in
oil TO Ss893.
A petition has been illed In common
plens court by Klein a Sons w Tho Sam
dy Valley Fire Brick Tilo and Paving
Company ~ al TO recover the payment OF
u promssory note OF 800.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
IAa LAke sAoRa WHICH,.
rhs CeFoner's Jury iisiurw Verdict oan'
snrnn the OnmnanH

BUFFALO, N, ", March 10, The testl-
mony In the Lake Shore railroad accident
investigation waA hniahed yesterday and
after five hours delibeTaton the jury
returned o verdict oenaurng the COM
pany fOr not enforcing the Tuleh and
stating that Superintendent Couch, In
the opinion Of tho jury, knew that
trains were run In an unfafe condition,
Conductor lloughtallng u found per-
eonally responsible ior The accident for
leaving DunklTk with airbfakea orlppledi
for not having safety chains between the
coach aud Rleeper for not placing the
trainmen 20 10 ~ protect tho train In
case OF break, and fof pulling the bell
cord after tho break In violation OF the
rulea Daniel Beokwlth the front
brakeman Is eenaured foy not notifying
the passengers that the train had parted
and that there was danger Tho Jury
WA unable % fnd who aet the alrbraltea
on the front portion OF the train.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

PALMER, MASS March 10. = Yesterday
w. johnson Brown, OF Bromilold, ,whilo
NJ work In Sluaher'0 ateanlQawml near
Warren, WIS caught by tb6carridge and
drawn upon the saw, which, beginning
NJ his head, cut him completely through
lengthwiso. Tho deceased was about 30
years Of age, and leayea widow and
llvO children,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
sENwELL's BODY GxHuMEp,
Another Llnk Added 20 tte ohaIn Of Eyl-
donoe Against nlruhall,

Another Link Added 90 thu Chain Of Evil
donoe Against nlruhaii.
WooDgTocE, ONT, March lO,-Deteo-
tive Murray and Aliaa tookhart went 10
Princeton yesterday, where the body Of
Benwell was eShumed for Identification
by Miss Lookhart Miss l.ookhart was
on tho train which conveyed Birohall
and Benwell 10 Eastwood on Feb, N,
She 6at two eeats behind them and
noticed them particularly Her deacrlp-
ton Of tho two men e0incIded exactly
with that Of the deceased aud BIrohall,
On arriving NJ tho cemetery In Prince
ton. Miss Lockhart Viewed the remains
Of Bcnwell and positively identified
them aa those OF one OF tho men whom
she saw on the train. nrnwel'a body
was well preserved. Detective Murray
regards this Identification ~ very linz
portant, and considers the chain OF eyi.
dence against the prieoner about COM
plete
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
Mnrdorod By nurrlara ln Arkanaan.

MoRmLbTowN, Ark, March l0.-lSpe-
cial, Deputy Sheriff James Of this place
was murdered In cold blood while at
tempting 10 arrosttwo safe burglars atGor'
montown on Monday night The murder
ora were captured but afterwards oscap'
cd and fed 10 tho swamps, A big posse
with bloodhounds are now IN pursuit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

General j. s. Jones, Republicans, were In
session all night last night and managed
10 settle the question Of who should DO
superintendent Of the institution about
o'clock thls morning. General Young was
selected. No other changes we're made,
although there we're number OF urgent
applicants from all over the State on
hand
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

MILFORD, MASS, March 0,-.Firo last
night starting In Swocnoya meat mark.
OF, 40 Main street. sproad 10 tho sur.
rounding buildings and destroyed nearly
the whole OF the Rafferty,, Union and
Mowry blocks. Loss about $50, 900, dis.
tributed among u number OF small shop.
kccDerg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
win survive but . row IIourn.

New YoRK, March 10. John j.
0'Brien, lata chief Of the bureau Of
elections, lender OF the Republican
organization In the eight assembly dis.
triot, is very m with d complication Of
diaeases. Ho Ia expooSbd to survive but
q few hours
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
Charles nlythn III.

COLUMBUS, o., March 10.--Chorlos
Blythe, the colorod murderer OF DIR,
Jones, awaiting execution In tho annex
Of the penitentiary, s eiok. llo has
como 10 realize his position thoroughly,
and is suffering from mclancholia,
While his condition is not regarded as
serious NJ this time, the physicians fear
that II he cannot be aroused from his do
spondenoy death will bo swifter than tho
hnnOman
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
That Alllanoo Poinonlng Case.

ALLIANCE, March i0.- The charge
against benjamin MeGowan OF poisoning
Kittie Mcdonald was withdrawn by tho
father Of the girl, Tho suppoWtion now
Ia tuat the young man and tho girl quar-
rolled, and she In u NJ OF dependency
took tho deadly drug, intending TO destroy
horaolt There 10 an air OF mystery about
tho cAan.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
Npnrn NJ Iln.inr rnnirnnl

PiTTsBuRG, March tO.-Mr. II. d. lay
ton, special agcnt Of the treasury do.
partment, does not bolioyo that any
Hungarian omigrants arrived In Now
York under contract to work for any
mining operators, llo claims to have
discovered that the reported importation
Is the result Of tho ant0goniam Of tho
New York state commissioners against
government agents, the first named body
endeavoring 10 thus bring government
supervision Of such matters into disrO-
mute
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
JamoI Honry Dangerously hurt

WILMINGTON o., March i0.-Jamos
Henry, an old gentleman n years OF
age, and wel.known and wealthy ro-
tired merchant Of this place, foil off the
landing Of the stairway leading 10 his
apartments over McMillan's grocery,
yesterday afternoon 10 tho ground bo-
low, distance OF about twenty feot.
II is feared he has suffered u conclusion
~ Tho hroiu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
Tho Tarln on Chemicals Uaod in Glass
Manufacture,

PrTTsnuRo, March 49, Special The
chemicals used In manufacturing glass
have advanced over a hundred per cent
within fow weeks, aud manufacturers
aay unless general advance In monufoc'
tured goods follows thoro will be u gem
crul ruinstion OF the glass business.
These chemicals are all tariff taxed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
mad ofa Famous Murder Trial in South
Carolina.

CHARLESTON, S. O., Mar. 10. --[Special.l
Tho trial Of Robert James charged with
hiring two negroes to kill his father 80 he
would inherit his fortune, has been con-
cluded. II was proved that the negrooe
got $500 each for performing the deed and
all were convicted Of murder In the iirst
dunroc,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
CHIN nsn MUST 90,
30 Has Decided tho Laundry Mems Abho-
citation OF tho United stAteh'

Nav YoRK, March ie,-lspeclal'l-The
proprletorh Of tho big steam laundriea
throughout tho United States, who repre-
sent capital Of twenty-five millions, have
decided that tho Chinese must co. The
executive committee Of the Laundry
Men'a Association met here aatniRht and
decided 10 authorize the association TO do
all In their power to drive the Mongollana
out Of tho country, This action was pre-
clpltated by the attempt OF rich Chinese
firm to buy some Of the biggeat laundriea
In the country and run hem with China
mon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

The Chicago, 81. Paul a Kansas City
Railway is making the quickest time TO
81, Paul, Minneapolis and all north
western points through TO the Pacifle
coast, It's through car service and ac-
commodations cannot bo surpassed. Spe-
cial low rates are now being made by this
popular line. For Particulars address
j, A, GRANGER,
Ohio Passenger Agent, % Clifton Build
ing, Columbus, Ohio. fl0H.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
Service Pension Association Formed.

COLUMBUS, o., March l0.-Tho Thir-
teenth District Service Pension aseocia-
ton was formed horo last night, with o
membership Of 250, Following are tho
officers; President, w, j. Elliott; vioo
president, W, M. HALL secretary, j, ID.
Harris; treasurer, William Chapman,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

LEAvENwoRTH, KAN, March 10. Tho
Anglo.Amerioan Investment company,
owning 100000 acres Of Knnsas farm
lands, has bought tho farm of Whitcd
Laming, near Tonjanoxlo, for $4,000,
and will establish an agricultural train.
ing school for young Englishmen with
enough means 10 buy company farm.
The school will begin with 100 students,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
Narrowly Isaoaped with Thelr Lives.

BALTMoRF, March i0,--Tho tug En-
terprise caught fire of Drum Point last
evening and burned oil night. She will
be n total loss. Tho captain and crew
narrowly escaped with their lives, They
were bought hero on tho steamer West
morelnnd,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

NoRFoLK, VA. March l0,--The three
masted schooner ~, Johna, OF Belfast,
Me-, from Jacksonville 10 Baltimore with
cargo OF lumber 10 reported aehoro four
miles above tho life aaying station NJ
Hatteraa inlet SovOn Of the crew were
saved and ono Henry Saunders waa
drowned. The vessel " full Of water and
IA "A fatal Iona
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
A aroat Day Dodioating tho Now Tom.
plO,

SANpusRY, March ls,-Thls was gala
day for the Odd Fellowaof this section OF
the State, the occasion being the dcdica'
ton Of tho handsome now temple erected
by the local lodges Of the order The
building IL a three story brick structure,
located on the corner Of Washington row
and JaolSNon street and poDt 10000,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

MARSHALL, Mo-, March iO.-Judgo
Ryland, In oonvoning the circuit court
yesterday, charged the grand jury 10
pay special attention TO gambling, and
Instructed them 10 investigate tho play
Ing Of progressive ouchro for prizes,
which undoubtedly camo under this
head, and to indict whore thoro wm
sufficient proof.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
county comminIionor Married.

County Commissioner John o. Krolgh-
haum and Miss Lille NJ. Shook were
married to-day al tho home Of tho bride In
New Berlin. A large number Of rala-
tlvoa nnd friendn wern present. NJt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
Democrats Of Laho Township.

You are hereby requested 70 meet at the
Center school house on Saturday, March
20, 1890, between one and four O'Clock. p.
m. 10 nominate Democratic township
ticket for the enyuing election.
Ate N G, Y, WfTsAMON,
ftl,0.N q. BROWN, sNt.0
tf WtLnIAN WAGNER,
Central Committeeman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
AMI All N,rht soasion a. xonIa,

XnNtA, o., Mar. ls.--Tho newly APP
pointed Board OF Trusteea OF the Ohio
Soldicrs' and Sailors orphan'n Home, AT
this place, combating OF Hon. Iaaac II.
Sherwood, Hon. A. v, Rice and M. ].
Hartley, Dornocrnta, and w, @. Lyon and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
NO HOPE or HIS RECOVERY.
Daniel NJ. For Lying at tho Point of Death
in Atlantic City,

IN Atlantic cib,
. PHILADELPHIA, March lO,-Daniel NJ.
Fox, ox.mayor Of this city, and late
superintendent OF tho Mint ID lying At
tho point Of doath NJ the Windsor hotel,
In Atlantic City, His phyBoIana anld
last night that The case was
hopeless, and that Mr. Fox might
die NJ any moment, llo 10
suffering from an apopletIc attack which
has boon coming on gradually for three
or four days, He 10 In mn unconscious
condition, and " unable 10 take nomiah.
mont or medicine, The .dcmbora OF hla
family were summoned 10 Atlantic City
by telegraph yesterday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

DAYTON, o., March 10, Judge Dwyof
yesterday continued the bearing Of tho.
extraditlOn case against John Schroeder,
Of Jaolam county, Ind, N order 10 give
the Indiana officer time 10 present proof
OF the Identity OF the prisoner.
Schroeder Ia under indictment In jack
son county for burglary The man
under arrest claims 10 be an innocent
DarLV