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LITlcAL DE M A NDs.

The people to have the right upon according the Referendum principle Abolition Presidency te An Board be established recalled body The Municipalities adopt corresponding teiy 
 8. Municipal e
   t. @ All pubic officers Uniform ton Of justice be charge Abolition
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4Neetin0s
NEW lASE$.

t@ Notices, } iurs ar less, under this head n-
 serted at SaUO per year. payable tu advance
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CONNECTlCU'r STATE CuNNITTEE meets t every second and fourth Thursday In the mouth at No, l. Marsh Court Jos, Haasrr, Secretary. No Marsh Court
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OF NORTH AMERICA.

It has received the endorsement cf the Gen eral Executive ard pf the K. If L., and is rec commended hy them tou all members If the order
 The lahe is p'at cd in every union made hat before it leaves the workmau's hands.
 If a dealer takes label from one hat and places il un another or has any detached labels in his store, duuot buy from him, as his labe'a may be counterfeit.
 Do not buy hats with spurious K. of l. ,t other supposed Union ahels, as nnn-union man. Il acturcrs are using them for deceptive pur poses.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-12-20

AMERICAN SECTION, $. l.. r.-Regular Meet Il luss the lat and 3d Friday evening ot each month
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THIS IST E ONLY ,uKRECT UNION LABEl
 FuK FUR FELT HATS
Workmen's advocate., 1890-12-20

SECTlON NEW HAVEN, x l., ?. The Regular " Meetings ut this Section are held at ,sl Chapel street on the first Monday of each month al o'clock F n
Workmen's advocate., 1890-12-20

N,R.-The genuine label is printed on a buff uT manila ruIurrI paper an k V'vinIated oI. the edges exactly the same IS d io>tage stamp.
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TRADES & SOCIETIES. CALENDAR

standing advertisements of Trade Unions and other societies mot eECccding FIVE ines) will b" inserted under this heading hcrca ter at the rate uf g. On per anuum
 organizations shouli not lose such an oppUr tunty of advertising their plac of meeting.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-12-20

VRAnES COT NClL.-Recuiar Meetings on the | First and Third ~UudHyS Tn each month. at 50 o'clock in the evening All Unions should be represented.
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BEooKLNN. December, 1890.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
Frooburgh Itoms.
FREEnuRon, Sept. 30,

FREEnuRon, Sept, 30, 1900,
Grandmother Hildonbittle, for many
years u resident OF this place, md much
loved and respected by all, passed away
on Sunday morning. She was aged 81
years and aax months, Her remains were
laid 10 rest this u, m. In the Albright com-
otory beside her husband who has pre-
oodod her over score OF years. She
leaves large family OF children, relatives
and friends TO mourn her loss. Funeral
services by Rev. Mohney, Of Homoworth
Peace 70 her ashes.
John Smith, whose illnoss we have be-
fore mentioned, Is still growing worse,
Charles Trump, Sr,, having sold his
farm will sell his personal property on
the ninth OF October at public auction.
Mre. II. B. Wallace has been on iho sick
list for some timo. She Is slowly improv.
inp under the care Of DR.. II. II. Chamber
lain.
VIII Eendonhoim and sister, OF Wayne
CO., spont several days at the residence
OF h. M. Hahn.
William kllngermnn, who recently had
his shoulder disloc0ted, Is rapidly improv.
Ing.
Edgar, youngest son Of j. V. Dickinson,
10 az present suffering severe attack Of
Inflammation OF the bronchial tubes,
A Sunday school convention will be
held nt the MI. Pleasant school house, No.
o, commencing on Friday evening. Ev-
erybody invited.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.


Tho Central strlko cost between SjO0,0m and
sB00,0Ol, or about nve.clghths Of par cont. on
tho total capital stock,
Mrs. Annie Gllroy died Of old ago al he,
home IN Now York city, She was born II
FermNnagh, ireland, IN 1888.
The engineer " the British steamer ploton
at Liverpool from Wilmington, n. O., ls suf
ferng from q diseAsc which Is said 10 br
cholera,
The prepayment OF interest on governmcnt
bonds Tuesday amounted to Siis,HgL making
the total amount OF interest prepaid 10 date
SlOlm,U2
A German laly hnH been arrested ot Cannes
who had in hor pnWuHlun q number of t0po.
graphical chnns Of lho for,rols and pluns OF
the other dolcnscs Of the town.
Timothy Crndloy OF chicago, oS.shorlt II
Cool, county for two terms, also cashier Of the
United stNtel tr5neury under BlendIgc and
Gilbert died Tuesday ugad q ycara
Forest ilreu ale duin1 great damage In the
southern hills OF South Dakota, aud tho
minors are lighting the llros with little success.
The principal damage Is hotwcnn Roohoford
and Hill City, the scat Of tho llarnoy Peak
tin mines Groat damage has boon done 70
timber about the Eta tin miues
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
THE DELEGATES TIRED.
FEW FOREIGN VISITORS At MINING
ENolNFERs MEETING,

members of the International Congress Of
Iron and steel Manufacturer Listen
10 the Reading of scientific Papers
The Advantages aud Disadvantages oi
Soaking rits In steel Works Discussed
~ some Lsngih-seyerai Papers by
Prominent MlninR EngiueerG
NEW YoRR, Oct 1.-The meeting Of
tho American Institute Of Mining EN-
gineeTs, which II associated with the
members OF the international congress
Of iron and steel manufacturers now
visiting the United States, was not
called 70 order promptly yesterday
The visitors were perhaps tired after
their first day Ia tho city, and preferred
10 remain In their comfortable quarters
In the Park Avenue hotel rather than
attend q congress whore they could only
listen 20 the readingOf scientific papers,
The iirht lHptr discussed waa entitled
"Electrie Power Iganmnisd0n In MIN
Ing Operations" by IL, o. spaulding OF
Boston
The Omen Hearth Process,
Mr., ], II, Campbell's papor on "Tho
Phyblcal ana Chemical Equations Of the
Open Hearth Process" was next put be.
fore the meeting Mr., Campbell was
not present. however, having been de-
tained NJ hiH works 40 Strclton, Pa, but
lao extended warm Invitation 70 the
members Of The International congress 70
visit him a. that place, AZ the nfter-
noon session Vice l'rcddent Eckley a.
Coke, presided. "Nutra ON Recent I'm.
proyCmenta IA German Steel Works and
Rolling Mills WIS the title Of an inter.
eating pnper read by Mr., u, NJ Dallen,
Of Dusseldorf, Germany That portion
OF II relating 10 the
Introduction ~ Soaking Plts
IN steel works attracted c0nddora-
bic attention, The advantages aud dis.
advantages o. these plts We're discussed
NJ some length by Mr., Hunt, Of Chi.
cag0i Mr.. Holloway and Mr. Durfce,
A paper on Machinery for the Charg-
Ing OF Heating and Melting Furnaces"
was read hy =. Il. Welmnn, Of Thur.
low, Pa Mr., DOllon showed 10 the con.
grcaa photographs Of hydraulic shears
and punches, Several papers by promi.
mont mining engineers were then read
by title aud distributed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
THE CHURCH FAIR, TOO,

Antl-LQttery Law rrollblts Al Schemes
for Distributing Prizes by Chance.
WANuNGToS, oct l,-Judge 1yncr,
the assistant attorney general for the
postolllce department. has about com.
plotod the instructions TO postmasters In
regard TO the enforcement Of the anti.
lottery law He hnds the Inv more
comprehensive than IL generally sup.
posed, In prohibiting lotteries Il also
prohibits all schemes for Distributing
prizes by chance, aud apphog to the
church fair IN well as TO the great
Louisiana Lottery company, An never.
tisement for church fair which speaks
Of ranle or anythingof the kind would
bo excluded from the mnia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
DEADLY RABIES,

A Young Farmer Loses iils wife aud
Three Chiidren-Two Young Men nit
ten by the Same Dog.
FRANKISsynLE, N. g., Oct i,-Mr
Jonathan Luther, u young farmer living
near the Randolph Manufacturing
company, had the sad fate 10 lose his
wife and three children within two
weeks, On the 10th lustant they all
were bitten by mad dog Two young
men were Nlao bitten by the same dog
The animal had q NJ NJ Mr. Hugh Parks
store, whore Mr., Henry Parks, the elork
attempted 20 drive him out The dog
BIT him, Parks NJ once thrust his hand
IN u barrel Of turpentinc, holding Il
there for twelve aud u half hours, II 10
thought ho will recover. Craven, the
young man who killed the dog and was
alightly scratched, has also died. Young
Henry Parks had heard his grandfather
eay that turpcntino wee good for the
bite Of mad dog and had the presence
OF mind 20 apply II M once.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
THE OPERATOR ARRESTED,
lie Held tho Orders, Forgot 10 Write
Them In Ills Order Hoax ANA did Not
Inform tho Nlglt Opsrntor,


EAsToN, Pa, oct l,--Frank CLOSER,
day operator N Lehighton, was arrested
yesterday on the charge Of having
caused by his negligence, tho wreck on
the Jersey Central railroad Monday
night, by which three men lost their
lives A coal train coming down broke
IN two and was disabled, and In the In
yeatigation that led 20 Glosser'H arrest
II was shown that he had received orders
from the head office % hold all trains NJ
Lehlghton, after No, le passenger train
went up, until No, o came down the
same track no far ~ 10 run around the
disabled train, Hl0aaer held the orders,
forgot 10 write them In the order book,
Failed 10 Inform the Night Operator
who had shortly aflorward come on
duty, leaped on No, ~ train aud went
20 his home NJ Mauch Chunk, The coal
train followed No, l2 passenger train
and met No, . train on the curve, Both
engines came together with terrific
force, and endeay0ring 10 escape from
the wreck by jumping Joseph Dunlap,
fireman OF the passenger train, and
Elmer Mitchell, engineer, and Charles
Bigel0w, fireman Of the coal train, were
eruahed under their engines aud killed,
Engineer Taylor Bedford, Of the pasaen-
ger train, also went down with his en-
gino, but was taken ont Of the wreck ~.
yorely injured,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
fILLINe AN lMpoRTANT oEFlce.
Judge VIM. Loohren To be jude Advocate
General Of the Grand Army

Judge Vim, Loohren tu bo JUDI Advocate
General Of the Grand Army
WASHINGTON, Oct l,-Gencral WNoe'
lock q, Ycasey, commapdcr.in'eD.cf,
has just filled one Of the most impor'
tant offices In the GRIND Army Of tho
Republic by the appointment " Judge
William Lochrn, m 59Isb advocate
general Judge Lochrcn "a on the
bench NJ Minneapolis, MINI, and is
recognized M one Of the ablest iursta IN
that state or any other no one standing
higher IN the northwest, do IA prtsdent
Of the Minnesota conmm0ciy Of the
Loyal Legion, his service IN the field
was with the first Minneapolis regiments
whose services were particularly dis
tinguiehed NJ Gettysburg, Judge Loeb
rem " an irish American, who hue taken
an active interest In the cnuse OF Ireland,
and ~ Democrat IN politics,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
MUCH SOUGHT FOR,
jean Paul soduet, Serving Lifo Sentence
for the Murder OF His wife, EscapeA

jean Paul soduot, Serving u Llfo Sentence
for the Murder of His wife, Escapes
WAuPuN, Wis, oct Jean Paul
Soquot, q prisoner in the penitentiary
here, serving life sentence for the mur.
der Of his wife In 1885, has escaped. The
escape was made Saturday afternoon,
the facts having been carefully sup.
pressed until yesterday IN hopes that
the prisoner would bc recaptured and
publicity avoided, Saturday last, while
digging potatoes under guard on the
prison farm, the prisoner nsked permis.
sion 10 20 outside the fence surrounding
the farm which was granted. After
considerable time had elapsed and the
prisoner had not returned, the guard de.
cided 10 look for him Since that time
all the guards have taken u hand In
hunting for the missing man, but In
vain,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

syhtem dt hmall towns aud yillagesl
senate bill 20 protect actual settlers on
public lands In Florida on which do
p0hitH Of phosphate have since been dis
tOyeredi I'll releasing ~ kRn Francisco
the United States title 10 certain land
near tho Preside, Nv Funston, Of
Kansas, asked unanimous consent 10
call up u bill 10 eatablihh u uniform
standard for grain, and ON objection
being made Mr. Wade, 0f Missouri,
said that he would object 10 tho G0naid
eration Of all other bills lIe proceeded
20 carry hia threat into effect until OBJ
ieeti0ns 20 the Funston bill were with
drawn and the bill was taken mp, debate
10 be limited 20 thirty minutes, II was
Withdrawn later, however, as Ia
enemies threatened 10 make the point Of
no quorum against II aud block the
business Of the house
On Melton of Mr. Mckinley,
Of Ohio, q concurrent resolution wai
agreed 10 directing the clerk Of the
house 70 number eOnaeouilYely the para
graphs Of the enrolled tariff bill, Mr.
beeklnridge, OF Kentucky, calling fOI
the regular order, tho speaker laid bs
fore the house tho bill 10 define aud
regulate tho jurisdiction Of United
States courts, and II was referred 10 the
Judiciary committee, The request Of
the senate for a conference on tie bill tt
promote the administration Of Justice IN
the United States army waa granted, A
number Of nnimportapt MeQaures were
passed ana the mousse tnully discovering
Itself without q quorum NJ A45 ad
i0urued,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
MENACED WITH WANT.
UNEMPLOYED WoRkMsN IN ITALY
LIVE IN UTMOST MISERY.

Serious Apprehension ~ Trouble In tho
Proyiuees-The Meu Have neeoms
Troublesome and Have Done Some
Misohief-reasanls Assemble In Arms
aud shout Tor the rope-serlous In-
crease In italian nrigandage aud Gem
eral Lawlessness.
LONDON, oct, i,-lreland N not the
tnly country menaood with serious
want In Italy the government has
been informed by several projects that
there ID serious apprehension Of trouble
In their provinces from the number OF
unemployed worsmen, who live In tho
utmost misery, IN some Of the pro-
Uincical towns the men have become
troublesome, and have done fomo mis-.
chief, and they pretend 70 do more un-
less work il provided for them, In
Calabria a large number Of peasants
assembled In arms aud shouted for the
Pope and the priests, They were dis
persed by q detachment Of carablnefa.
The people IN many districts feel keonly
the transfer Of the control OF pioue
foundations from the clergy 10 the civil
authorities,
The situation In Some Respects
Ia not didmilar from that which follow
ed the abolition OF the mOnaatoriea Ia
England, when the roads were thronged
with beggars, aud the relief given by
the monks was succeeded by the atOcla
and the whipping post, The serious In.
crease IN Italian brigandage and general
lawlessness Is thought 10 be attributable
In no small degree 10 the increasing
poverty Of the muses. which forces
many Of the more turbulent OF the un.
employed into paths OF crime.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
AN AWFUL ACCIDENT,

iielng Almost Torn "a rleoea.
MABMALL, ltLa, oct i,-Ono Of the
most hOrnblo accidents on record was
that Of willy porn, the le.yem.old son
Of farmer living ton miles southwest
Of here, A team of mules ran away
with him, aud ho was thrown out OF the
wagon, striking against tree where
the wheel Of the vehicle struck and
ground him against II, one lcg was
torn on, both hips and lower part Of the
spine mashed, aud other awful injuries
inflicted yet he lived nearly twelve
hours, The trees and ground near were
eptttcrcd with blood and fragments OF
neah.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
DEAD FlReMAN's FORTUNE,

Killed by u Collision ON the Cincinnati
Southern aud tho Iiody Rlnod,
NASHVILLE, Tenn Oct IA collision
occurred ON the Cincinnati Southern n
few miles from Chattanooga yesterday,
Fireman Pain received injuries from
which he died nm hour later, A few
hours before he had shown TO hls uncle
roll Of bills containing $780, When
brought back TO Chattanooga dead there
wus found on his person but 81 and u
few cents, He could not have deposited
II anywhere, and hi5 corpse must have
been robbed by human ghoul
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
CONDITIONAL PARooNs.
Released Criminals Cane be Returned Az
ter the Expiration of Their Term.

ter the Expiration of Their Term.
CoLuNBus, o., oct, Tho circuit
court ordered Scott Huff released from
the penitentiOry, Hun is the man who
was pardoned by Governor Foster on
condition that he abstain from the use
Of Intoxicating liquors. He observed
the conditions Of his pardon for several
years after his sentence would have ex-
pired had he not been p0rdoued, but was
returned TO the penitentiary from Lick.
ing county n few weeks ago for getting
drunk, The court holds that the condi.
ton Of his pardon held only during the
term Of sentence, which makes condi.
tional pardon nothing more nor less than
u parole, This is che first time the ques.
tion has been tested and the decision Is
an important one, and will doubtless be
taken advantage Of by other prisoners
who have been returned under similar
conditions
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
WORKED eY l-lARRoWs.


shelby County Farmers Taken In by nm
Old Gnmc.
SIDNEY, o., Oct, Ia man represent.
ing himself as agent Of the Whipple
Harrow company, Of st. Johns, Mich,
recently called on Mr. George +. Berner,
of this county, and induced him to
place % harrow IN his barn for storc.'e,
he to receive a commission If he sold 10,
giving receipt to the alleged agent FOR
the machine. Shortly afterward another
agent appeared with n bill for $780,
showing Bemers signature TO what
proved to be a contrNct for four harrows,
which Che farmer was compelled to pay.
Mr.. James Middleton, of Green town.
ship, is said to have been taken in by
the same trick,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

MARQUETTE, Micn,, oct, by climb.
ing ont Of Il ear window while the train
wns running at fall speed, james McCabc
aud John Reilly escaped from Sheriff
Hayes, Of Chcboygnu who was bringing
the men to prison here They were
handcullcd together hut by gaining u
foot hold ON the cur steps McCabe
assisted Reilly of, They got into the
woods near AuTmiu, but Che sheriff Of
Algcr county is now on their track,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS MEET.


NEW CASTLE, PA, oct THE TWEEN.
ty.siSth annual convention of the Sun.
day School Association Of Pennsylvania
met here yesterday in the Disciple
church, About 400 delegates were in
attendance, and 200 others are expected
TO arrive, Pittsburg and Allegheny
alone sent forty delegates, The devO.
tional exercises We're conducted by Rev.
G, IL, Dunlap, Of New Castle, The ad.
dress Of welcome was delivered by
Mayor John B. Brown, and the response
by Rev james Morrow, d. d., president
Of the association The convention will
last until Thursday evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
SHOT fnr RrfnaInr 10 NlnrrY.

ST, AUGUSTINE. FLA, Oct. ALEX.
ander Campbell, who recently came
here from Baltimore shot and killed
Miss Mamie Joseph, daughter OF u
prominent merchant, yesterday because
she had refused 10 marry him, He fired
three shots the first inAicting slight
wound, the second going wild and the
third penetrAting bis Mctim's heart.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
RorH slpEs AIMING.
Trouble nelween settlers ,nd Lumbermen
In unper Mlohlgnn,

In urper Mlohlgpn,
ASHLAND, vs. oct L. Edward
Peorce has reached here from the scene
Of tho recent conflict between armed
bodies Of homeEeadcrs and logging
crews near Bsechwood, Upper Michi'
gan, Mr.. PeArcc confirms the report
that the homcsteaders shot down the
teams Of the loggers, and says that the
lOggera themselves would probably
have been included In the list Of victims
had they not rctrcatcd The settlers are
generally believed 10 have first right 10
the land, which lies In several counties
and IL covered with valuable timber.
Settlers are armlng themselves with
rifles, and the lumber company which
claims 20 have the right 20 the timber,
H. arranging 20 send out several parties
Of armed loggcrA Trouble, and possible
loss Of life, will result from such u
movement, The interference Of the
federal authorities viii be invoked,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
GENERAL REJOICING.
Much Excitement over the Expiration Of
tho Anti.SOclnllst Law.

'"'" hN''''h"hN VN'l NV iApllhuoh ol
tho Antl-soolnllst Law
BEpliV, oct l.-Thcro was much OK.
citoment IL " "'1any yesterday over the
expiration OF tnu mti.Socialist law, the
Socialists indulging In general rejoicing,
Thirty Socialists who had been in exile
arrived IN Berlin and received an
ovation, Public ~ ings were held in
seven halls, nll belr crowded Many
Examinations appear In the streets
last night IN honor " the occasion.
Numerous procession, were formed, aud
some Of them bcea disorderly and
were dispersed by e. police, but no
violence or injury 7 lted, AT Hum.
burg nineteen eXiles % turned and were
enthusiastically greeted. Similar scenes
were enacted IN all tho lorge cities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
shcnnnhonh ynlloY Ilnnh sold.

ROANOKE, VA, oct, 1.-The Shcnan.
douh Valley railroad was sold yesterday
In compliance with u court decree
Louis Fitzgerald, chairman Of the pur-
Chnsng committee Of The first mortgage
bondholdciS bid Sf,t00,00O, which was
accepted AS the Norfolk aud Western
railroad people hold q majority Of the
bonds, the road now pOsses into their
hnuda.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
WEoDEo IN OLD AGE.

when Passed no - Clergyman ls Joined 20
- rarishioncr Of Half u Century Ago.
CoATsvnlE, IND,, oct, IA notable
wedding took place In this city yestcr-
day. The Rev, j, r, Barnes, Of Marietta,
o., the father Of Mr. Charles r, Barnes,
the Chicago publisher, was married To
Mrs, Z, 4, Drew, Of New Orleans. Mr..
Barnes Is 81 years old and Mrs. Drew ~
10, Nearly u half century ago tho Rov.
Mr., Barnes was pastor Of the Presbyterian
church IN this city and Mrs Drew was
one Of his parishiOners,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

WAsniNaToN. oct, i,-The National
Wholesale Druggists association, now
holding % convention here, listened TO
the report of President Won Schaaclt
yesterday, Letter on the report Of the
secretary was read, The afternoon and
evening was occupied IN a discussion Of
nropriptHry medicines,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
TIE THIRD ATTEMPT.

Flfty ballots Had aud Prospects FOR An
other Deadlock Arc bright
EATON, o., oct 1.-The third attempt
10 name Democratic nominee Of the
Fourth district began at Eaton, an
prospects for another deadlock are un.
happily bright, After fifty ballots had
been taken the convention took u recess
until Wednesday There IN no particu.
lar change from former conventions at
grcenyille and PiquO except Col, An.
dergon, Of Grccnyillc, has withdrawn
The Farmers alliance tried 20 have the
convention indorse their candidate, but
fnilCd,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
A MI.nnderntnndIng Of Ordors.

BmMiNGuAM, ALA, oct, Through
misunderstanding of orders n freight
train ON the main line Of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad ran into n switch
engine near Warrior yesterday, killing
Engineer NJ, Il. johnson, seriously In.
juiing William Bailey, brakeman;
bruising Isaac Peterson and r, Il. Part.
low and wrecking dozen or more cars