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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-22
CARRoLLToN DIVISION.

All trains daily except Sunday \
y. 3. STEWART. Tk't Agt. Canton, O.
II. A. KENNEDY. Gen. Sup,
u. II. BRIGGS, Gen. Pass. Agt.. Cleveland. o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
sentS6es ster In mertfo.
(u@ermuniu" in Sos angeles.)

NOelMu'ltu III ~ <tHSIIt2'J
9ds beut19e 8ier bat auf feinem @rz
oberungs3uge bur9 bic Melt AUDI unfere
Na9barrepubltt Merifo erobert; aber tpGbz
renb ba1elbe bis6er gum grDBeren Sbetle
aus ben Ser. Staaten eingefibrt unD bort
el6itperftGnblt9 gu bo6em Preiie p%ertduft
purbe, tperben ieBt AUDI in benz alten &et9e
oes Monte3uma 8rduereten 9egrinoet, IN
pel9en na9 beutf9er Dirt 8ier 9ebraut
ptrb.
9te neueite G9Opfung biefer Dirt 1T bic
W}onte5uma 8raueret in Der rei5enben Stabt
Ort5aba i'm Staate @eracru3, tpel4e tiir3z
lt3, pie mir benz in Sri5aba eri9einenoen
8latte 81 Reproduction" entne6men, feterz
Gi9 erDffnet purbe. 9ie BETTER Der 8rauez
rel ft1b Die 9erren Milbelm 6aaie &c Co.;
S9eil6aber bieier Sirma ftnb Die 9erren
Wtl9elm 9aafe, 9einrt9 Wtantep unb Guno
BON Nlten, 2ebterer Elm friiberer preuBif9er
@arbezSffi5ter, pelber ii3 NIT e~ifernent
SletBe in fetnen neuen 8eruf eingearbeitet
bat. 8rdumetiter 1T, pie Die bDrerpG6nte
3eitung tpeiter bert9tet, ySenor &bplfo
8urtbarb", Elm paderer 8aier, tpel9er einen
guten Stoff gu brauen beritebt, 81 beien
eriteQung Der 9opfen bon 8Obmen, bas
UCal3 ppn Senti@ldnD unD Die Wtd10tfleH
BON SeutT9lanb unb ben Ser. Staten be-
5ogen iinb. 9as Bier pirb gu $1.80 mertz
fanif3, ettpa 80 Gents nd9 un1erem 9elOe,
bas 9uBenb Slai6en b~ertauft unb bas SAB
gu Dem btligen preiie BON $2.4O, l~1nfere
8rauberren f0nnten Bel einem ipl9en preiie
feline Sbdbe famnrelh, aber in Merifo iinO
Die Nrbettsl0bne ~fpottbtuig unb Die Nrbeiter
trentg anfpru3SboG unb BON Dem Streifz
fieber nod nibt ergrtffen,
Wir piinf9en u%nferen 2anbsleuten ben
beiten @rfOlg gu i6rem unternebmen un6
boffen, baB fe ii6 emit, ipte btele ibrer 8ez
rufsgenofen in ben Ser. Staaten, als me6rz
fG9e MtGiondre in bus Pribatleben 5uriid=
5ie6en tDnnen. PerfDnlt6 bebauern mir
aber fe6r, baB unS pegen Der groBen @ntz
%fernung feline @elegen6ett geboten 1T, urs
bon Der Site bes Monte5umaz8ieres per-
f0nli4 bur3 cine eingebenbe probe gu iiberz
5eugen, mie es unIerem GoQegen bonn Isl
Reprobuctor" bergDnnt mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

Gbe unb Dem @obne unb Der So6ter ats
~5tpeiter gbe. Die beiben SDbne aus eriter
@6e finb glei9faGs S9aufpieler, Der Goter
aber bate fe berftoBen, neil er nt9t ipollte,
baB tie fi9 Der &un1t ptbmen; er lteB tie
ni4t in fein 9aus. DIS u &nadd tobt
tpar, famen iie; bo9 pobG 3umetif, I'm ibre
@rbf4aftsanfprii3e geltenb gu NADER.
Die Sebbe 3tpif9en ben e~in5elnen Tarntltenz
mitgltebern fteigerte fi9 Bis 5n Dffentli6en
Stanbdlen unb f9lteBli9 bate man itt)
INN ni3ts 9erauft, benin Die @ufnabme beg
Na9ldffes erga6, baB &naad 0as feline
@ermDgen, tpel3es er auf pieljdbrtgen Ga1t=
fptelreiien ertporben, in ben lebten SaDren
5ugelebt bate. @eber Die &tnber aus erfter
@be, mod iene aus apeiter she er6ielttn Die
bermetntGi9en groBen &ei9tbiimer, bic man
Bel i6rem Batter bermutbet bate. ;Qerr
&naad mar alio, fem rMiqtOnGr", er mar
Bios feiner gfoGe als gutter &omtfer urb
9umortit treu geblieben unb bate big an
iein 2ebensenbe ben 9lauben gu Der6reiten
getpuBt, baB er 8ei9tbimer belize. als
man feline leeren &afen Dffnete, ertdnnte
man mod in benz Sobten ben @paBpogel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

8Guber unb 8anbtten auf s Ii b a MAIDEN
it9 ben b%orttgen Nuftanb gu Nube unb begez
BEN unter Dem @orponO, fir @u6a's unqb>
bdngigfeit 3u fGmpfen, alerlet Raubtbaten
unb i%onittge Wfihetbaten, baour9 Die
S9reden Der 1nru6en berme6renb. 9en
ebrliben NufftdnDi3en in benz 8e3irte 2as
8ilas tit es gelungen, cine fol3e 8erbre9er>
banbe ~gefangen gu nebmen, tpel9e fi3 IOgar
beri9iebener Gaubmorbtbaten f9ulOig gez
ma9t bate. @uf 8efebl Der rebolutionGren
Gegierung purben Die S4eufaIe bor elm
@tanbgert6t geiteQt unb feds berTelben
6ingeri9tet. 2etber tpirb es ben rebolutipnGz
rem 8eb0rben 3utpeilen 5iemGi9 f9per 1ein,
SptI3en 8anbiten unb ptrtltben NufftGnbtz
f9en gu unterfhetoen, ba au3 ni9t ipeniqe
Der leBteren auf bas Morbbrennen 1ebr ere
pt9t 3u fem f6einen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

tionen 5utr0mten. i'm bort be6ufs @eptn=
hung zines Stides 2anbes, iiber befen 3uz
ftanb unb 8eT9affenbett bic Wenigften etz
mas pifen, f9pere @ntbebrungen unb Straz
pa3en gil ertragen, pdbrenb bier in gorbz
Safota bO6 Dbne W}ii6e bas 56Dn1te Nderz
lamb in 6iiQe unb SiiQe ertpprben perben
fann. SSn ben @ebteten bes Seufels1ees unb
Surtle Mpuntains, gang in Der NGbe Der
u9reat g9ort6ern" ober anberer, btef EN- 2anbz
trt6 bur9querenben 8d6nen, 1T nod
mafenbaft bes Dor3iigli9iten Sarmlanbes
BON Der Negierlng unter Dem 9eimz
It dttez 8eeB 3u erlangen, unb bier,
iotpte i'm Geb &tDer%S6ale, baben fib in ben
lebten Sabren AUDI mebrere golonten BON
9untern niebergelafen, tpel6e fh6 baz
lelbft, tbren eigenen Nngdben 3ufolge, tpp6l
unb 9liidlt9 fii6len. sic no6nten friiber
in Sn0tand; lie Ia len unb 60rten bort
bel bon Der Sru9tbarfett bes 8obens un5
ben pobltbdtigen flimatif9en @infli1fen in
RorDz0afDta, emit anbten eine Delegation
our unteriu9u1tg Der 8erbdltniiie un0 Sc
rt9terfattung na9 bprtbtn, unb als bic
Nbgei anoten 3uriidgefebrt tparen unb NIT
tbetlten, 0aB bas Dem Staate Norbz0 afpta
n'fpenbete Sob Elm bp1auf bere3tigtes 1ei
urD tie It9 bon Der Wa6r6eit Der 10 iiberaus
giinitigen Nngaben iiber bas 8eb &iberzSbal
ultO ben OeDils 2atezO ftrtft iiberaeugt bdtz
ten, tDurDe bic Nustpanberung na9 benz oez
lobten 2anbe in ern1tli9e @rpGgung gez
3ogen uno bdlo nd96er audi dusqefi5rt.
Sn einem 8riefe, ben cine Nnaabl Mitz
9lteber Der ~5tpetten, i'm bortgen Q[prtl mad
Norbz9atOta iiberge5tebelten Golonie ppf
400 Yerfonen an 3uriidgebltebene S~Sreunoe
f9rieben, betBt eS unter Nnberem
nWir tparen iiber5eugt, baB bic biefiqt
9egenD, tpenn ie au6 fein trbi19es para2
btes lit, melt me6r 8ortbetle als Na6tbetls
btetet; mir puBten, baB bter Elm fleiBiqer
Wfann our6 Elm ~geiunbes unb trGftigen6es
Selma in fetnem 8eftreben, 5etnen Inter
bait 81 ertperben, energif9 unteritiiBt nirb.
Wenn ii9 tparme Gage ein5te1en, 70 6errI9t
feline 0riidenbe, bic Mrbettslu1t ber19eu6en6e
S6&piile, Die Quft 1T peber NIT Steber nod
nit Malaria gef9pGngert unb penn Die
Wttterung falt 1T, 10 berleibt fte Sung unb
Nlt grDBere @la1ti3itdt unb 2ebensfraft.
Wtr g~lauben, baB Die bieIige @e9enb ole
@~raeugntfe Der temperirten Gone berDor3uz
brtngen bermdg un0 bas Selma i'm Stanbe
1T, auf Das Wa65t6um bon Men16 unb
8teb einen beiliamen @influB al1s3uiiben.
l1nfere 8riioer, Die bpr uns 6ier6er qefolnz
men iinb, fpre9en 1i9 iiber bic boroefu1bez
men 8er5dltntfe iebr ~befriebtgt aus uno lDir
glauben, baB fi6 bier fir uns unb urIere
&tnber cine Before @%elegenbeit gum sort
tommen btetet, als in unferem frii9erer
9eimatbsftaate."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
IS ir bie SGItuots Gtoats3ettuna)
9ttG itbet Sen 8itr0crfrtea.

Sas fiir5li9 erf6ienene, bereits inesS6rem
Spnntdgsblatt ertpG6nte 8u9, ugrinnerunz
gen aus Dem ameritantf9en 8iirgertriege"
bei1en gerfaher, s, 81. 9arter, Elm Mitz
glieb bes a9ten SQinois Gabaleriez &egi=
mentes mar, bert9tet in re9t anf9auli9er
unb intereIianter Meife iiber mande BENT
piirotge @reignife aus elmer unbergebli9en
3eit.
SSn Der ginGeitung gu benz @erfe tpirb gez
fagt, bab Der @erfaHer 1tb Diele Mibe gab,
glaubpiir6ige 8elege gu feinen Nngaben gu
finben, 10 in @e5ug ali. Die 5peite @9la9t
bon 8ua &un, poriiber linn General
St9e1 felbit ge19rieben bat unb au9
man9es Neue iiber General 8lenfer's
&riegsleben. Mir purbe unter Nnberem
cine i'm &riegsmtniiterium ~beglaubigte Nbz
i4rtft bes @peciulbefebles ge3eigt, tpobur9
6em Sberiten bes IL. Suinois GabaQeriez
&~eginentes, Mrno8 oB, bomObert Mtle5
bic 5ibrung bes Sruppenf0rpers iibertraz
gen tptro, Der bor Der l1ebergabe BON 9arz
pers SerrD ben PlaB berlteB, nit Der Meiz
lung, fi6 bur9 bic 2inien bes Seinbes 81
i9lagen, unb Die unfrigen gu geptnnen.
8et benz groBen Seuer in G6icago gtng
bas an arnO @OB gert8tete @6riHftiid berz
loren, uno man bat btsber ME genau erfab@
rem, ob oteie Srore unter ben omtli9en
0ocumenten in 8afbington gu finOen fei,
bts 9errn Starter ndb ldngerem 8emiiben
Die amtlt9 beglaubigte gopie bes bom Mbz
jlltanten q. 6. &epnolbs geI 9riebenen 8ez
febles 5ugef6tGt tpurbe. MQrum fein nG6ez
rer 8eri3t bariiber in Der v@e16i9te bes
8ebeatonstrieges" tit, ldBt fi3 ni6t gut elm
1eben, Die 9arper 5errp Nffatre ptrb in
ellen 8ef3t4tsperten pte es 19eint ungez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

J w wv PulllOtlI uNl SN%S|N" -" ~N9
aufgebra9t pprben, unO our9 Samm@
1ungen zines bofelbft gebilbeten Gomites
1T Die Oenfmalsiumme berboaitGno1gt
tporben. Ser auf cine 9O6e BON 100
SUP bere9nete Sburm ioll einen l1ebsrz
Bid iiber bos ganae S4la9tfelo BON
@rabelotte bieten, ben bic unebene Sc
1taltung bes Serrains btsber unmogz
li6 ma9te, 10 baB bic bielen 8duFenbe,
pel9e aGidbrli9 pietdtpoa nd9 OfeB
tommen, Inn bic GrGber Der ben 9eloenz
tob Geitorbenen gu f4miden, il1 nur
mit65am unb unbpufommen Elm Bib
bon benz @9auplab Der beiBen SGmpfs
5u gentnnen bermo9ten, pel3e auf ben
iebt 10 INSTRUMENTATION getobt BADEN.
Nuf Der 906e bes Boint bu Sour, llnz
melt bes 9orfes Go5erteuaes, TT Der
giinitig5t gelegene Punft ermtttelt NOR
BEN, mo 1i9 BON Der Sburm606e aus
biefe bisber entbebrteHunOf9au Dor ben
8efu9ern Der @6la9tfelber ausbrelten
nirb, 3uglei9 nit elmer pettrei9enben,
lanb19aftli9 T90nen Nusit9t auf Meb
unb bas maleri16e Mofelt6al. Die Sc
meinbe 8o36rieulIes 6at bus fir ben
8au n0tbige 8runbitiid unentgeItlib
CUR 8erfiigung geitelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

Die BON Dem Srif6z@merifaner Sgnutt1s
0one1D nit 70 GROCER 8ebarrIi9fett unb
&abultfterei in l1mlduf geiebte Sabel, tpo@
na6 bic S6atefpeare'f DEN 9raz
EN- nibt BON S6afeipeare, 1pnbern bon
befen 3eitgenoRen, benz pbiGofopben unb
Stdatsmanne 8acDn, berriibren folen,
1T iebt bon benz beriibmten beutf9en PbilOz
fop6en Sumo SLIDER, Der au9 unter
Die bebeutenbiten @batefpearez @elebrten gez
bort, in Der n%eueiten fetner fletneren S9rif=
ten auf's i3arfiinntgite beIeu6tet unO auf's
griinbli9fte niberlegt. Stf9er fommt gu
benz S4luKe, baB bteier gan3e 8erIu9, ben
grpBen WtGiam fetner unberipelfli6en Qorz
beeren gu b%erauben, auf - eitIen SrGu>
mereien beru6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

= On ben frun30fi19en MarDbern an Der
beutf3en @ren5e perben in bieiem Sabre
bas g., z. unb 8. Nrmeecorps t6eilne6men.
Die Chamber Beginner am 10. September.
Sbre 0auer 1T auf neun Sage bere9net.
Wte bic u8of. 3tg," mittbeiIt, nerben Der
PrGitoent Der 8ep1bltf unb Der Marinsz
minifter benz lebten She'll Der Chamber bsiz
po6nen. Wtit Der oberften Qeitung Der Maz
rDber 1T Der General SaufIter, Der 9ouber=
t1eur BON Parts, betrdut porben. 9as Ma=
1Dbergeldnbe erftredt it9 Bis unmittel6ar
an bic beutf6e @ren3e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

ite1t bas erit tiir5Ii9 erri@tete &aiIer
belmzO entmal BEL @rabelotte bar. Oa5
bat fetnen Plab ~ ftli9 BON MogabDr,
an Der BON 8ernpbtle mad 9rapelptte
fii6renoen @baufIee, einem burG franz
5Dfti6e @ranten in 8ranb gefdp6ener,
taum etnen &ilpmeter nDrDli9 ppn
@rapelotte entfernten @ebDft, auf benz
Blabe, tDel9en SDnig Wilbem nit feiz
mem @efolge am Nbenb bes entl9ei>
benben Is. Nugu1t 1870 einnabm. SIS
1T pon ben Offi3ieren unb 8eamten
Des 16. Mrmeecorps uno Der 8arni@
i'm M}eb erri9tet norben. Nuf einem
oreiitufigen 11nterbau rubt Elm gepatz
tiger 9ranitblpd BON unregelmdBtg
gerunbeter @iirfelform, pie i'm Die
Notur gebiGbet bat. Oiefer StnDling
aus Dem S9pdr3ndGbe 1T Elm 0ei9enf
oeS @roBber5ogs bon 8aben. Ser
buntelgraue Gtein ptegt 28O Gsntner
unb bat cine 9D6e bon rei9lib 3pei
Wtetern. Nuf elmer eingemeiBeLtsn
oOalen SlG9e trdgt er bic Sni9rift:
v8Dn bieier @teQe aug 1eitete S&0nig
Wilbelm Die G9la9t am Is, Nuguit
1870" Das 9enfmal III bon elmer
misunderstanding umgeben, Deren Sd
trigger bier frdn30f16e @el9ibro3re
NIT ben 9famen: LIE Redan, lie
D6libere, LIE Negrier uno LIE No
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

nou unb unri9tig bargei teut, 70 baB man
meinen fDnnte, es tpGre bamals Elm eng
characterization Offi3ier an Der Spibe
bes 3uges g%etpe1en.
@s mar mir bod cine groBe @enugz
thuung, BEL oieier @elegen6eit 81 erfabren,
baB e%rpdbntes @9riftftiid in ben Ncten gu
@afbington aufbepabrt ptrO,
Bob.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

vateur, uno bren IRitelfuben bier groBeI fbtAburm bon @rabahde, befen gu BENT
beuH6e @ranatgd9ofe bIOen. nddf energi9 in MngrHf genommen nT@
Oas 3meue Bib 9bt cine Nnfbt bon ben ion. Ser @r1nbipd au fdner @rri9<
benz bts6r ef i'm plane erHTnenbn Musz tung lit BON partotiden 8urgen bon NMt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
Der Halter WiIbeIm Stein bel 6rapelotte.

9a5 erite Der bier tpiebergege6enen Silber
lteat oos erit tiir5li3 erri@tete &ailer @ilz
being enfmal BEL @rapelotte bar, OaKelbe
bat feinen Plab tpeftli9 BON M}ogabor, bi9t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

Sin bGBGi9er grbf9aftstreit 1T bieIer
Sage ausgetrugen norben unb man bat
BON bemIelben in Der Seffentlt9fett bel
geipro9en, benn es 6anbelte 1tb um be-
fannie Namen. 8or einigen Mon1ten
itdrb Der befannte Mtener &omifer @tlz
6elm Snaad, Der tpett iiber bic Gren3en
Seterret9s binaus befannt mar. IS iillo
crit Elm paar Sabre berflofeH leitDem
&nddd audi in Mmeritd gaittrte, tpobtn er
bamals gu elmer Sournee bur9 Die geetp
Oorter S6edterbireftion 6ermann mn
Gonrieb engagirt porben mar. @o(ange
&nadd lebte, gait er als rei4er Wfdn1. GS
tit cine alte S9pG9e Der Wtener, Sober
gu iiberf9GBen unb BEL ben 8erbdlt=
ntfen, pie fte iebt beteben, geniigt es,
tpenn @iner feline @9ulben fat, et1len an
ftdnoigen Sod trdgt unb ieinen 8erpfli9s
tungen piinttli9 na9fommt, I'm ibn 5ofort
in ben &uf zines MtlionGrs gu bringen.
mar es aud bel &naad. Man Jlaubte,
er fannie Gei9tbiimer unb feline 0enauigz
felt, Der er BEL feinen @%tnnabmen unD NuS<
9aben ft9 befleiBigte, bra9te i'm balo in
ben 3uf Elm &nauier gu ietn, Der Dds Geln
5uT ammenI9arre unb peber ft@ nD3 @n@
beren ettpas gimme. Nls &naad itarb, lam
es an 1etnem Sarge gu peinli9en 55enen
5pif4en fetnen beioen SD9nen aus erlter
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

DIES 2oos gum @erfauf gebra6t perben,
bamit Der Spteltputb, bic unter ben fleinen
2euten berrf3t, ni4t cine neue Nabrling
5ugefiibrt tptrb.
9ie l1ngdrn erfldren benz entgeger, baB
tie ft6 bas ndbfte Mal, penn bic Oeiterreiz
9er Elm Nnlie9en baden, glei9faas auf bic
fletnen 2eute ausreben tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

ungorii0e Observation-Disclosures. &leine
G~eibereien 8piidcn Gtsz unb Sransleitbanien. -
1lni6ulDi9 gum SOOe Derurtbeilt = Ser Yrater
ioI in ben @ontmunolbeiiB i~iber0eben. = Sin
&Omiter, Der nod mad Dem Sooe ieinen Grben
The Dickinson press., 1895-08-10
MARKET REPORTS.
Latest Quotations From Grain an.
Live. Stock Can<or.

LATEST Quotations From Grain and
Live Stock Centers.
Chicago. Aug. S.-Wheat = August.
&c; September, Csc; December Zoe:
May. "A LIE. Corn-August. 10 j-8c:
October. rs 1-Sc; November. SO 1-4c:
December. 3G 1-4c; May, 34c. oats
August, 20 1-2c; September, 2O34c:
October, 20 7-Sc. Pork-August. 81. 81:
September. $9.32 1-2; October. So. 40:
January. $10.15. Lard-August. 500:
September. $5.95; October. 5000 10.
January. $G.O7 1-2. Ribs = August
S5.4o: September, 1852 1-o: October
$500; January. $3.50.
Chicaso. Aug. S.-Hogs very slow;
prices generally unchanged; no prime
ieavy here; light, $4.SOa5. 40; mixed.
St'Oao.lO; heavy, S4.35a5; rough.
p4.Soa4.O. Cdttle-Natives steady:
rangers weaker: steers. $3.GOaG: cows
4.5O. %-'-'t'
Minneapolis. Aug. S.-Wheat - An
gust closed at GGc; September opened
at III 5-Sc and closed at Ga 1-Sc: De-
cember opened at 66 1-4c and closed
at % l-2c. On track-No. hard
~ l-2c; No. l Northern. GG 3-4c: No .
Northern. % 3-4c
milwaukee, Aug. S.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat unsteady: No. .
spring, GS 1-2c; No. 1 Northern 72c
Corn dull and weak: No. 3, Ale. Oats
very dull; No. 9 white, 251-2c: No =
White, "a 1-2c. Barley nominal: No
:, 46c; sample, 46c. Rye steady and
more active; No. 1, 45c. Provisions
STEADY; pork. $3.50; lard, $3.50.
81. i'aul, Aug. S.-Hogs steady to
oc mgher; only fair demand; quality
pretty good: Cattle steady; receipts
were liberal and demand good, and
good clearance will be made.
The Dickinson press., 1895-08-10
THE ELECTRIC LINE.
Murderer Leach Goes Over 1t 4
Warmer RexiOna

Murderer Leach Goes Over 1t for
Warmer Regions.
Sing Sing, n. Y. Aug. 7.-Richarl
Leach was electrocuted to-day. Leach,
leaning on the arm of Chaplain We'll,
entered the chair at 11:15:5O. He was
very weak. and almost Immediately
after lie sat down in the chair lie
tainted. Hc was in this condition
when the fatal shock was turned on.
After the current had been on one
minute and fifty-seven seconds it was
turned off and the doctors gathered
about the chair and began to examine
the body. There was no sign of
pulsation or heart bent and the doc
tors, after comforting for minute or
two, declared that second shock
was unnecessary, and pronounced the
man dead. The body was removed
from the chair.
Richard Leach killed Mary Hope
Newkirk, his mistress, after frequent
quarrels. on account of the atten-
tions paid to the woman by her uncle,
s. II. Moore. The crime was com!
mitted on Sunday, Nov. 1S, 1894,
Leach cutting the woman's throat
with knife, scvering the jugular
vein.
The Dickinson press., 1895-08-10
MANITOBA PUNISHMENT.
The Cat and Whipping Post as Used
LIN There

ihe Cat and Whipping Post aS Used
Up There
Brandon, Man.. Aug. 1.-THE hoy,
George Gordon, sentenced on the Both
day Of May last to three months i'm
prisonment and to receive five lashes
with the cat-o'-nine-tails, for assault
ing Il young girl, was whipped this
morning in the JUL yard. The prison.
ers, seventeen in number. were
marched out and formed a line just
in front of the triangle, which had
been prepared for the purpose. Cor
don was then called out, and, after
stripping himself to the waist, was
strapped to the triangle by two Of
the prisoners. When everything was
In readiness the man who was to
handle the eat stepped forward and
took his position by the triangle and
began swinging the cat about his
head. and as the turnkey called out:
''One. two. three, four, five," the
laslles We're delivered. After the
ordeal was over Gordon's back pre-
scnted u sorry sight. Besides the Of
iicials there were only few citizens
present.
The Dickinson press., 1895-08-10
rALMAGE,s BEREAVEMENT.

His wife Dies Mt the Dansville, n.
u, Sanitarium.
Dansville, N. y, Aug. Mrs. T..
De Witt Talmage died here at $50
this morning.
Since the burning of the Brooklyn
tabernacle last year, Mrs. Talmage
has suffered from nervous prostra.'
tion,. and she has never fully recov-
cred from the shock sustained then.
The fire broke out while the doctor
was holding his usual Sunday recep-
tion. and a large number of parishion-
ers and visitors were in the church
wlien the fire broke out. They all
made good their escape, but DR.. Tai
nlage went back into the burning ed
ifice for something he had left behind.
During his absence Mrs. Talmage,
who, with other members of the fam
lily, was outside awaiting his reap
pearance, became greatly excited and
alarmed for the doctors safety. As
soon as she was Informed that he was
all right she broke down completely.
Higher Wages.
Cleveland. Ohio, Aug. THE Cleve-
land Rolling Mill company to-day an
nounced an advance Of wages to the
wire drawers In its wire mill.
The Dickinson press., 1895-08-10
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Laes S. Govt Report
R%!a'!!! g! RS%asSE RRakiHS
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

ance at the Kent trial was larger
than usual this morning, a great many
ladies' being in the audience. The di-
rect examination Of Kent was CON-
pleted and consisted in denial of the
statements made by Swetlensky. On
cross-eManination the witness testified
that his name was William Wiley
Pancoast and that he was born in
Ohio. In 1873 he was cashier Of the
First National Bank ut Medina, and
left there suddenly, because of Il diff
ficulty In the bank. He went to To-
ronto. and assumed the name Of An
gelo Herrick, and afterwards went
to Europe. In 1875 he went to Gal
weston, Texas, where he was known
under the name of ]. G. Liant.
Then followed an account of his
whereabouts up to 1882, which includ-
ed n visit to Europe and Australia.
He married in December, 1882, Julia
9. Laird, under the name of Myron Il.
Kent. He took charge of the Falls
Manufacturing Company, at Minnea-
polls, in 1854. During that time he
had heard that Laird had lost some
money In mines, but had not invest
ed any himself. He located in Man
dan In 1892. The witness denied ever
telling Swedensky his wife was get
ting suspicious. He said his wife had
never been suspicious of him. and
that he had told her all about his
past history in 1892.
"A letter to Mrs. Kent, dated Living
ston, Mont. May 81, 1892, was shown
witness and identified by him rs in
his handwriting. The substance of
the letter was that his past life had
been spotless one.
Matte Martin, the little 14-year-old
girl, was called the first thing this af-
ternoon and testified that about two
weeks before the homicide she was ut
the Kent place and saw Swendenskv
slap Earl, and heard Mr.. Kent saw il
1t was done again he would slap him
(Swedensky), which made Tom yery
angry. Mr.. Kent was recalled and
cross-eXamination continued. lie tes-
titled that lie had no personal know.
ledge of the fact that the Medina Bank
was embarrassed and that he did not
take $1,000 Of bonds belonging to his
brother. He went to Steele the Mon
day preceding the homicide anu then
to West Superior, where he had the
conversation testified to by Seayey.
At Trenton, Neb.. lie was known un-
der the name of w. ii. Strong. He
was arrested there by a deputy sller-
III ON charge of grand larceny at
Mandan. The afternoon he left there
the sheriff told him unless word came
that night lie would not hold him anv
longer, on that he turned and walked
down to the river, and kept walking
until he was a hundred miles away.
He didn't want to go back to Mandan
under arrest, and when he got into
Colorado, he wrote Seavey for money.
that he might come back there and
then have Seavey go on to Mandan
aud fix up his money matters that he
might return there without fear of mr.
rest. lie was ut Arlington, Col, when
arrested by Ehrlichman on a charge
OF murder and did not insist on reaui.
tion papers bcing sworn out.
The cross-cXamination of Mr.. Kent
will be completed tomorrow morning
and after that but two witnesses will
be sworn by the defense. The tcstl-
mony will all be in before adjourn
ment tomorrow night.
The Dickinson press., 1895-08-10
PUSHING MATTERS.
ihe huntington Crowding Work
ytA WnSfn~,,

The burlington CrowdinR Work on
1t. Western Extennion.
Starbuck. WASH. Aug. S.-The Bur-
llngton railroad is coming West and
there are reasons for the belief that
1t is coming in a hurry. A new route
running nearly midway between the
Northern Pacific and the Union Pa
cific. through a wild and unsettled
country is now being explored and
surveyed with all possible haste by
the engineers of the company, who
are working many miles south OF
the route usually considered available
1or the burlington road. From one
or them 1t was learned that IT pro-
poses to locate line up the valley.
working east toward the Wyoming
line and probably crossing it in the
northern part of Fremont county. op-
posite the National Park, unless a
better route through the rockies can
be secured by crossing into Southern
Montana.
The Dickinson press., 1895-08-10
PINE cOuNTY's FIRE.
The Holocaust of September to Be
Comm mOrateI.

The Holocaust of September to BE
Comm emOrated.
IIinckley, Minn., Aug. There is
a movement on foot in Hinckley to
observe Sept. 1, the first anniversary
Of the terrible fires of last fall. by fit.
ting memorial ceremonies. The idea
las taken firm root since the ceIebra-
tion at Phillips, Wis, week ago,
and will probably be carried out. The
idea will be taken up by Sandstone,
Brook Park. and. in fact. the whole
county. and Sept. 1 will witness a
memorial observance that will be-
speak in glowing terms the kindness
and sympathy Of the residents Of
Pine county. All the leading places
wiped out by the fire are larger and
more prosperous than last year. and
it is proposed to show their advance
since the fire in n substantial wav