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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
In Memory OF o,Cn,,,,e1l.

London. May S.Scrviccr in memory
OF Daniel CConncl!, the Irish leader,
nave been arranged for May 18th.
bishop keanc will pronounce the ora
ton The Catholic press is at present
filled with many euloTistic articles in
honor OF O'Connell \ Milan paper
has published an Illustrated edition con.
tanning an address in memoriam. The
discourse being delivered by Lawyer
Media at the archiepi:copal palace
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
IEiSSiNnnry Mccfium

The Missionary society OF Wright Me
mortal church will hold its meeting this
afternoon a, $50 o'clock. The Rev. w.
II. AtW!ll, former pastor OF this church
will deliver an address. Among other
interesting features OF the occa sion will
be solo by Mrs. H. NJ. Mackan, piano
500 by Mrs. Ethercdge, and a solo by
Miss Fannie Mclean, with Mrs. Ether
ci&e as accompanies. In addition to
these several !ec!ia:ions will be rem
dercd
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
- FTasEBUG ARRESTED.
W. IL. Is. Sykes Charged with Enccn.
diurfSHn.

Last night about 1915 o'clock w, II. Is.
sykes. a prominent Republican and eX-
candidate for the Magistracy, was ar
rested. charged with having paid Melvin
White, colored, to burn 4 house in the
county. White is in jail now charged
with lncendiarism and Sykes was ar
rested on the Negroes confession.
He was taken before Justice Ruttor
who admitted him to bail
George rs. Bland. 4 white man, was
arrested and locked up in the county
Jail, charged with the robbery OF the
store Of II. w. Walker in Brighton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
Eiixnbelh.a Christening.

Indianapolis, Ind, May S.--Irl:Zabeth
the little daughter Of General ana Mrs
Harrison, was christcne(i this afternoon
by the Rev. NJ. j.. lIaines, pastor of the
FIRST Presbyterian church. The cCrcmo-
ny look place at $50 O'Clock III the par
Tor OF the Harrison home, where bcauii-
iul lilies and palms were, ARRANGED on
the mantcls and tables. 4 few Of the
nHlShhors and friends or General and
MIS-. Harrison were present
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
I:nr.l NlHy iSitO 10Th,

our entire stock at cost. $500 suits
$50; $1,000 suits FOR $50. $l2.5 40 y,,i,s
s?on; $1,000 suits. $ll.G0: $500 children's
suits. $500; $3.50 suits $225: $50 s,lits
$'.ao. III our soc. ncckwaar. in the latest
nni ne"es, designs, i5c.; al our 25c.
ii'ShWgar, :lc. The same propor1ionate
reduction All through our stock. Aftrr
the above date regular Prices vii, mo.
E&iii. iRESl.AUi1R Il ANTHONY
IN III ich sIrn,,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
Tu"ncd Them Lose.

Melvin White, who was arrested, also
Mex. sykes. who was arrested upon Il
charge OF robbery. had d hearing yeste-
day ana We're discharged. The only los
tm0ny against them was that Of Wesley
Dung. convict, who through spite sa Id
they We're connected with a ;rubhary.
" ne is held upon charge OF stealing
again and no aoubt will so up on thai
charge
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
A students rn,., .rct,cn,

Princeton n. j., May Slowly Shcp-
ardsoh, Of Richmond, Il Princeton stu
dent. with two companions. went rowing
on the ltaritun canal this afternoon. In
pushing the boat from the bank Il gun
was accidentally discharged and the bull
let entered under Shcpardson's side. in
iilctinE wound from which attending
DhNSicianS saw he Cannoi vccnNnt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
I:nrtI,uIui1c inftaIy.

Rome May S.-Slght undu!a,ory
Papa. Tiv0l and Vclctri. as a result OF
the earthquake shocks This morning.
Lesser shocks followed la Ter in the day,
doing no damage. The earthquake APP
pears to have been w!thou; especial Incl
dent in Iinly
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
Meetings 'El:is Week.

tuesday at p. M. the Board of Super
Nlso!s will hold their regular monthly
.ncnin ing.
Tuesday n p. m. the City Council
VIII hold an adjourned meeting
Wednesday will be Bcrlilcy Memorial
DAY. Thursday Norfolk ana Friday
Portsmouth,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
Discussed Mc,Iinfinn

CONS ntinoplc. May S.--'rhe amhas-
sldors met to-day and discussed madi,-
tion by the powers between Turkey ana
Greece.
me Car has informed the Sultan of
the dispatch of an ambulance corps IF
surgeons Red Cross nurses and 500 beds
for the Turkish wounded.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
a Builders strike.

New York, May S.--More than one
thousand carpenters, jOiners, and
latchers in Newark have Quit work ut
the direction Of business Agent 4. II.
Wyatt, OF the United Building Trades
Council, and in sympathy with the
striking plumbers, tinsmiths, and paint
crS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
Dcati, to An,bnSsntIors.

London. May S.-The ST James Ca
Hctte this afternoon publishes a report
That two Cretan Christians nave start :
ed for Constantnoplc TO assassinnte the
German Ambassador. Baron Sanrma
Won Jcltsch, and The Austrian Ambos
50 dor. Enron Won Clllcn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
The BruSSrllS s.NpOsifiGn.

brussels. May Sit is officially an
nounCcd that the opening OF the Brus-
sells Exposition has been postponed until
Monday because OF the death OF the
DuchcSse d'Alcncon, who was one of the
victims of the fire at the Chart Bazaar
in Paris Oh TUESDAY IaSr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
FOUR CHILDREN BURNED.
che PnrcHis Wcr" Fishing ma lie
Cabin Caught Sire

Laurens, S. c.. Observation-Disclosures
formation comes that the cabin Of
Laurens Tucker white. on the planta-
ton Of w. S. Gray, was burned at 8
O'Clock last night. -Four children were
crcnlatcd with the building. The father
and mOther had Eone fishing
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
Monument their rounucr.

Kansas cay. Mo-. May S-Thc Inter
national Association OF Machnists to-
day decided 10 appropriat $2.5Oo for The
erection Of n monument 10 T.. w. Tai
hott. the founder Of the order The mon
unent Will be erected at Florence, S. G.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
$4,000 rSI.or:

Clncinnati, o.. May S.--.A special to tho
Commercial Tribune from Jacksonvilia
Fla, says: The legislative inyest!eatiI,. .
committee has found State Treas,r;,r
Collins short $4,000, and has demanded
ms impeachment ana mniediatc rrtirn
,nc:t from Office. Other prominent pen
PIE are mixed up in this affair.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
Au ArI,listice Prol,nhlc

AthenS. May S.-Culonel Vassos has
InSi arrived from Crete. 1t is believed
mat al arinistice Of a fortnight between
hrcsce and Turkey will be agreed upon
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
Organ Recital.

Professor Miller will give an organ
recital at Central NJ. Il. curch to1mor-
row night. y most excellent programme,
which will be found below, has been ar
ranged foll the OCCASION
Cffertoire No. g.. .Lefebvre- Wiley
Soprano solo, For All Eternity"
.Maechevon;
with violin Obligatory
Cornet' solo. Ave Maria. Schubert
Trio for soprano, contralto and tenor,
Holy jehovah. ... Owen
Violin solo. Hail Columbia" Fan
TASTE Brilliante.- -. .Moses-Toban nj
Male Quartette, ''Swee: and Low.
t.( SeFenado .GOunOd
(b) Allegretto ...... .......... .Guilmant
(c) hungarian March. "Rakoczy" ar
ranged by Best. ....
Cornet solo, Nearer, My God. to
Thee" (varlations) .. Miller
Contralto solo, Come Unto Me-"
with violin obligato... ~. Bartlett.
Violin solo. Seventh Concerto, d and
~. BcrtOt
Variations on Playcrs hymn, for two
PERI ormers 1890. Thayel
Male Quartctte, Good Night. Miller
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
stole gais wheel.

Last night DR. T.. Hatton went "a soa
. patient on Court street on his wheel
Arriving at the house he left the wheel
ON the outside until lie returned but
When lie came ont some orc had stolen
the wheel and left for parts unknown.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
e,i,iltIrnI,-N S,Iit Snie.

Messrs. Levy & Jacobs. 200 High
street, have q special sale this week
in childrcn's suits. If You want to save
money give them O call
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09

While walking out to-day be sure to
visit Park Place and note the improve
mcntS going on there.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09

ME walking out to-day be sure 10
VISIT ARK Place AMI note the improve
.nents going on there
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09

252 Children's Straw Hats. ", T.
VI:rn!son & Co "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
egno e!enaron isicyclc for sc,

lest Wheel made FOR the price. seven
~ live baby carriages Ill stock cheap ~
); ;. Crawford's Furniture and Garner
II uuse. - - ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09

Ladies Straw Sailors in all STYLES. w
=. V!!ncl4on & Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09

Inc latest novelties in straw Goods.
w. e. Virnelson & Co
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
Why Pay Fancy Prices.pl

= When you can buy Rulnford' S * east
Po"der at nc, per bottle; all &c. grades FRt
1c., OctaGon Soap de- per bar; q Octagon
shape Soap bars for 25c.; Hoe Cake5S SaS
d = Daf IS for PC: al grades Washing pow
New York State Butter zoe pers bound:
4 Fresh Elgin Creamery 25c. per pound:
Baltimore Lard &c. per pound; NJ ONE Made
dozen boxes Globe Matches &c. ass5ss
KS L.. H. PEARSON.IHsAs
Cor. Bart and Green streeta!s{s
Phone No. ess. 5E3I.5 !3fsssf ~ 500 rs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09

., gee our new ncslisee shirts, Jus, in
Charles r. Wclton & CO. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
Promise Ola Grear Career.

Lord Hugh Cecil, Lord Salisbury's son,
IS said TO show promise OF a great
career. IN recent speech Mr.. l3yrce
paid the young member marked COM
pliment, and a Radical journal Of Lon
don, opposed as it is to the politics OF
the Cecils. said of MIN that he ''unitea
with un1uestioned Intellectual power a
certain nobility OF feeling and elevation
Of character that reminds us now and
then OF what. by the testimony Of his
contemporaries, the young Gladstone
must have been. ~ H e 555
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09

a5 While walking out to-day, be sure Ito
visit Park Place and note the, improve
ments going or there !: i}E ma
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
NOTICE. ],
Specials for To-Day.

We viii offer for Il short time verSss
me me Drinking Rio Coffee for only &c., per;
pound Come and get one pound on trials
; Also get pound of our fine Vermont
N Il ,%d in cry Butter for 25c Nothing Hner.
lot OF Cakes and Crackers. Look All DIR
4 !,ces Oyster Crackers, &C. :85 Ginger
SNAPS, DC; Soda Crackers, &C.: Lem on Teas
EAkes, &C.; Nic-Nacs, &C.; Fancy Mixed
S Lax 1oc: Our Sun Beam Flour IS q hss
Both Phones 1870 Rs SsSSSs
G. W. IduDG1Ns. & Co.'S
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-09-30
SOME STATISTICS.
Deputy Auditor Kaufman Makes a
Report in Detail to the
Secretary of State.

Deputy Auditor Kaufma an has prepared
the following rep rt for the secretary Of
state:
Number of new bulldogs in Stark
county reported by the assessors Of
1897, 531; tot u cost, s46s, $50. Number
of criminal clses in which common pleas
Judge appointed attorneys in Stark
county, 10; fees paid to same, $500.
This was for the year ending Septemt er
l, 1896. Number of National banks in
Stark c0uDty, 8; capital stock, $3.50, 900;
surplus, Sl7l,7S6; individual profits,
S29,775; tJtal, Sl,15l, sol; assessments
for taxation, S662,67 Savings and Loan
Associ tiors in the county, 9; cITital
stock, s6l6, 900; surplrs, SS2, ,235; indi-
vidual profits ST. ,O5O; tot |, $40, 1856;
as essment for taxation, S43l, $40. Num-
ber Of incorporated banks, 8; capital
stock, $50, 900; assessment for taxation,
S4l,0lS Total number Of banks in
county, 90; total capital stoc~, 81 ,626, 900;
total surplus, 1854, ,O2l; total undivided
profits, S1OO,S25; grand total, 1881
746; total assessment for taxation, ST.
l35, ,O63.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-09-30
A BAD RECORD
Has Mckinley Made In Con-
sular Appointments.
MR.. CULLOM IS DISGUSTED.
the Illinois Statesman Unbosoms Him.
self To a Prominent Citizen--,Ihi-
oago Appointments Prom
ised Before Election.

The Chicago Journal published the
following extract from a letter written
by Senator Cullom to prominent Illi-
noisan:
IL have not been able to get the
president, in a single instance, in the
selection of consuls to listen to what
had to say, and carry out my wishes.
Il am utterly disgusted at the way
things have been going here in the
way of consulships. have never
known anything like 1t.
"I believe the appointments that
have been made for Chicago we're all
promised by Hanna and Mckinley be-
fore the election, probably before the
convention.
"I have labored with the president,
talked with him and told him the
gang he was appointing was not worth
a snap, either for politics or anything
else.
"He has never allowed the state de-
partment to settle single consulship.
He gives his orders to the department
for the selection Of his men and they
carry out his program"
A letter written by prominent resi-
dent of Washington to the same Illi-
noisan credits Cullom with saying:
mckinley seems to like to appoint
scalawags to Office from Illinois. The
reason your friend has not been ap-
pointed is probably because he is a
gentleman"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-09-30
sev,rsl Of Mr.. B,wmau's Canton friends

several Of Mr.. Biwman's Canton friends
we're guests. Rev. J. d. Summer, OF
Bolivar, was the officiating clergyman.
The ceremony took place iu the spacious
double parlors of the leasant farm home.
Mr.. J. A. welker, of Canton, was test
man, aud Miss Marcy j. Brothers, sis
ter of the bride, was bridesmaid, and they
proceeded the bride and groom as they
took their place under an arch of fern.
The service was that of the Evangelical
Lutheran chutch.
The brloe was attired in white organdie
over pink silk, trimmed with pale yellow
lace and white ribbons, which charm
iugly set off her brunette color. She car
ried in her hand bunch Of trid al roses.
The groom was attired in the conven-
tionsl black. Following the ceremony
the bride and grUom led the way to the
large dining room whers all were S atsd
at the wedding dinner. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Bowman left on the afternoon G. L. 81 V.
train for their wedding tour, and upon
their return will be at home at Mr.. Bow
mans new residence on Logan avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman were'remem tered
with many wedding presents.
Mr.. Bowman is a Canton attorney,
who though young already enjoys the
confidence, because of his ability, of a
large clieutage. He is popular in Can
ton. The bride is one of the bellies cf
Magnolia and will make friends with
all whom size meets.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-09-30
Court Notes.

Louisa Linerode hTs commenced an
action against N. p. Rassmusser and
Maren Rasmussen to ssoure 500 alleged
due. The note is secured by mortgage.
Harter and Kriohbaum are plaintiff s
attorneys.
Annie Maria Schneider has commenced
a similar suit, the amount in question
beipg S91.50. J. NJ. Myers filed the pc
tition.
E. g. Wilson, as administrator with
viii annexed of the estate of Louisa Wag-
ner, has brought action to recover SAG. 80
from Alice Williams. The amount is al
logged due on a note secured by mortgage.
Wilson and Day are the attorneys
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-09-30
MILLER REUNION.
Descendants of Henry and Elizabeth
Miller Meet Together in Large
Numbers.

The descendants of Henry and Eliza
beth Miller WHO came to Ohio in 1918,
held reunion at Nimisills park Thurs
day. There are 527 descendants and
over 200 gathered at the park yesterday.
The day was spent in renewing old
friendships and exchanging the expert
ences of times gone by. JOHN Miller, the
carpenter, who lives two miles north of
the city, was the Oldest representative Of
the family present He is S2 years of age
and had as much fun IS any one On the
grounds. A big dinner was served and
good music enlivened the occ sion. Major
Frank Baird made an address and
Samuel j. Miller, Sr., gave a most inter
esting talk on the history of the family.
A big family tree assisted him in bis dis.
course. The following officers we're
chosen for the ensuing year: President,
Samuel ]. Miller, ST.. vice president, ].
G. Zupp; secretary, Mrs. Emma Slutz;
treasurer, William Miller, Sr.; historian,
Adam Miller; orator, Major Frank
Baird.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-09-30
Probate Court.

Assignment Of Azarah Shurb, Massil-
lon; sale Of personal property confirmed.
Estate of Geo. A. Rslstou, Tuscarawas
township; Anal account fled
Guardianship of Viola Wickelmau,
Washington township; inventory filed.
Estate Of Washington Mckinney, Pike
township; inventory and appraisement
filed and private sa Of personal property
ordered.
Estate of Franz ]. Bender Tusoarawas
township; final account filed
Estate OF Samuel Wolf, Sugar Creek
township; first partial account filed.
Estate of W. Fritz, Canton; exception
to final account filed and continued.
Guardianship Of H, ". Vine, Canton ;
exception TO final account Of o. j. Vine,
former guardian, filed and continued.
Estate Of Cora A. Hubsrty, Canton
appraisement Of rea' estate ordered
Estate Of David II, Williams, Alliance
Anna Williams appointed Administra-
trIx.
Estate Of Bradford Britton, Marlboro
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-09-30
KIMMELL CASES.
They Are Settled Out Of Court and a
School Teachers Troubles
End.

The celebrated Kimmell cases have been
settled, and the Deerfleld school teachers
troubles are over. Two years ago Kim
nell was arrested, charged by the Deer
field board of education and the parents
of Miss Bessie Moore with unlawful con-
duct. He was twice tried and the second
time convicted. Judge Robinson sen
teDced him to three years Imprisonment.
The cirouit court gave him a new trial
after three months in the penitentiary
and he was released. He then commenced
a $40, 900 damage case against the Deer
field board, and there promised to be
more sensational scenes in court. The
case against Kimmell has been nollied
ard he withdrew bis suit for damages,
they having settled their difficulties out of
c1urt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-09-30
CRUSHED, TO A PULP.
A RObertsyille Man is Terribly In
iured While at Work at
Malvern.

Thomas Mufly, of Robertsville, SUIT
fered very severe accident recently at
the Malvern brick works, where he was
employed. He was working about the
pre- in the re-press department OF the
works when the engine WAS stopped for
some cause or other. During the int rim
Mr.. Muffiy employed his time to the com
pary's advantage by cleaning the press'
INF Jrtunately, the engine was again
started without warning being given,
and Mr.. Muffiy's left hand was caught
In the press, literally crushing the mem
ber to pulp. Three fingers are gone
and it was thought for time that the
hand would have TO be taken of at the
wrist as it was simply harging by a
thred 1t is believed now, however, tina t
it will be saved. Mr.. Muffly is at home
nursing his injuries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-09-30
Willy JOSEPH.
He Will See to it That the Insults of
Mark Hanna Are Wiped
Ont

Chicago, Sept. 27.-(SpeCial.) Discus
sing the Ohi6 situation the Chicago
Chronicle says:
Prowling around, clt-like and stealthy,
with dark lantern in ore hand and a
razor-edged kuife in the other, Joseph B.
Foraker is menacing spparition to the
Warwick Of the national administration.
II Mr.. Hanna has not lost the political
discerument with which he is every " here
credited, he must regerd with trepid alton
the changed tactics of the 'flte-alarm' ;
statesman. Senator Foraker has taken
leaf out Of John Sherman's book. Hith
erto be has fought in the open. His
campaigns have been full of sound and
fiery, and while they signifled nothing -
or next to nothing--they we're at least
frse from tresohery and double dealing.
He has been beaten In these tactics SO
often-not by Dem ocrats but by Republi-
oans-that he has EVIDENTLY determined
to fight the devil with fire.
He is on Hannas trail, sthirst for
blood, and armed with cunning and dis
stimulation.
No one knows better than Marcus
Alonzo the depth and bitterness Of Fora
ker's hatred for bin. 1t did not need the
tales told out of school by Colonel Conger
to inform the senior senator from Ohio
that Hanna ana the Sherman crowd
knitted him when he was beaten by
Campbell for the governorshlp. He
knew it already, and he was been nurs-
ing his knowledge, along with his desire
for Vengear ce, awaiting an opportunity
which now presents itself.
That he now talks sweetly Of Hanpa's
candidacy is a most dangerous sign. An
other parsonage it will be remembered,
spoke softly and then inserted knife in
the region Of his enemy's fifth rib.
Foraker means mischief. The open
and candid man, turned by treachery and
ingratitude iuto dissimDlator, is the
most dangerous of all antagonists, and
1t is such an antagonist that Hanna has
to count upon.
Foraker, loud-mouthed, blatant and
bloViating, was harmless. Foraker,
stepped in venom, sinnous, smiling and
with murder in his heart, is an alarming
figure. The kingmaker may we'll rue the
day when be taught Foraker that treach-
cry Is one of the deadliest weapons in the
political armory
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-09-30
FEUD AND A FIGHT.
Prominent Stark County Farmer Has
Broken Skull as Result
of a Nephew's Assault.

Jacob Fiscus, prominent farmer re-
siding rear West Brookfleld, was prob
ably fatally injured Wednesday by his
nephew Edward Christman. A feGd has
existed between the two men for several
years, and Wednesday they met near Mr..
Fiscus' S home, the latter being on his
way to the village blacksmith shop. A
quar-. el llowed, during which Mr..
Fiscus was struck 10 the forehead by a
heavy stone, which it is alleged was
thrown by Chirstnan. The stone cut
cash three Inches in length, and the doc
tor, who was immG diately summoned, says
Mr.. Fiscus sustained serious fracture
of the skull and may not recover No ar
rests have yet been made.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-09-30
APPOINTMENTS
Made by the Evangelical Conference
Which Has Been in Session
In Canton.

The felloSing pastors were appointed
by the stationing committee of the
United Evangelical cInfereLce held in
this city.
Lancaster Canton district 5. f.
Wright; Lancaster, W. W. Sherriok !;
Baltimore, H. B. Summers; Cedar Hill,
j. H. Reisberger; Zion P. f. Dsvaux;
Johnsvillee, j. H. Elder; Canton, W. S.
Harpster; Stark, ]. B. Domer; Fairhope,
E. N. Brown; Harrisburg, J. A. Grim;
Summit, A Swartz; Carey, A. Rvans,
H. B. Houck; Finulay, L. NJ. Boyer;
Lorain, H. V. Summers; Cleveland
south side, W. j. Schmalle, east side,
e. Bailey; Youngstown, G. A. Smith;
Austintown, A. W. Smith; Delightful,
II. A. Hensel.