The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-06-15
SHIFTING SCENES.
Reflections Of the Worlds Mir
rOr Photographed.
Actual Acts Abridged and AbundantIy Abb
straoted From the Daily
News Calender.

OF the 2,32O,272 men who went into
the Union army during the civil war,
nearly One-third or 776,S2O were drafted.
1t was not the wicked Democrats who
kicked over the Pond law, but Republi-
can Judges of the Supreme Court of
Ohio!
Mrs. Olmsted, mother of Mrs. Governor
Foster, died at Columbus, Saturday,
aged 80. Remains taken to FOstOria for
burial.
Mrs Luch Brown, of Ashtabula county,
was shot with didn't-knOw-it-was-
loaded rifle in the hands of her son, yes
terday. ParalyZed and will die.
Switchman on L. S. road, Toledo, re-
ports finding a new born living baby
near the track. Supposed TO have been
born on the train and thrown off.
W. 81 L. f. r. R. has bought fifteen
acres at ZOar for rOund-hOuSe and turn
table; $50 Italians working at that point;
Moran, of Cleveland, is contractor.
Irish Bishops have issued an address
promising the people support in peace
full agitation for their rights, and
strongly cOndemning illegal courses.
WAREHAM, MASS, June 1O.-The strik-
ing employees of the South Wareham
Nail Company received ten per cent. adj
vance, and will return to work Monday.
A A"silver mine" in NewburypOrt, Mass,
which was sold in 1872, under the first
craze for 100000, has recently been sold
under the foreclosure of mortgage for
| $3.50.
Ninteen graveyard insurance COM
panies were added last week to the $50
which were recently dissolved under
proceedings instituted by the Attorney
General Of Pennsylvania.
An Englishman who was arrested in
| San Francisco as YagTant would have
been sent up for thirty days if a lawyer
hadn't notified the court that the man
had just inherited $2,O00,OOO.
The somewhat curious fact is being
commented upon that the State of Massa-
chusetts has never elected as Governor
man who served in the Union army
or navy during the war of the rebellion.
Last year it was the id Methodist
preachers" who were causing the Re-
| terrible anathemas will be shOwered
upon the heads of the "free whisky
Supreme Judges.
The Secretary of the Treasury is try
ing to find out how many counterfeit
bonds have been received as genuine
and cashed. The cOunterfeiters seem
determined to maintain the present size
of the public debt.
| An experienced vine cultuTist of Cali
| fOrnia estimates the acres now under
| grape cultivation in that State at 1OO,-
600, and that the production of wine
within four years will be from 100000
to 100000 gallons annually.
That costly humbug, the Government
secret service, is making a noise over
| the seizure of advertising dodgers
/ in Of LyG w
hardly cover up the missing bond plates
and the bogus bonds in circulation, no
one knows to what extent.
According to the London Journal of
Mental Science, people who take small
OyeTdOses of alcohol daily, insufficient
| to produce intOXicatiOn, are more liable
| to serious diseased conditions than those
who from time to time indulge in great
excesses.
At the next Ohio State Convention the
| familiar faces of Judge Kenny, of Ash
land, Milo DOdd, W. T. Forrest, General
Banning, of Cincinnati, Colonel COnnell,
of Lancaster, will be missed. They are
dead. All of them were at the last State
| Convention.
The case is reported in the ''Transac-
tiOns' of the Michigan State Medical
| Society of young man who was treated
during an attack of pneumonia, with
| prescriptions containing fOTty-nine diff
| ferent ingredients. He is reported as
| having survived.
The lately deceased Duke of Grafton is
said to have shown some years ago, to q
physician who tlatteTed himself he had
| cured his Grace, all the bottles of medi-
cine which had been prescribed, but
none of which had been taken, although
the patient had got well.
At Northwest City, Mo-, Mcbride, a
| circus actor, was killed, and all the
other actors of Browns circus arrested.
The rioters resisted Deputy Sheriff Sea-
born's executing the orders of the Mayor
| to collect the license or move the show
outside the town limits.
| 1t is fixed fact that the Corinth canal
| begun by the Emperor Nero 1926 years
ago, is to be completed. Better late
than never. A contract has been signed
for doing the work at cost of 25,0OO,-
| 900 francs. General TurT, a Hungarian,
is at the head of the enterprise, and
furnishes the money. The isthmus of
COrinth, is about three and half miles
across and not quite 25O feet high at
| the highest point, the average eleva-
tiOn being under 100 feet. The canal is
to be of the same dimensions as that of
Suez.
The President sent the following
nominations to the Senate to be mem
bers of the Tariff Commission. VIM. A.
Wheeler, New York, Chairman; John l..
Hays, Massachusetts,; Henry w. Oliver,
Jr., Pennsylvania; Austin Garland, Illi-
nois; Jacob Amber, Ohio; John S.
Phelps, Missouri; Robert P. Porter, Dis
trict Columbia; John w. H. Underwood,
Georgia, and Duncan j. Kenner, Louis
lana.
CLEVELAND, o., June 4.-The breach
between Bishop GilmOuT and his flock is
wider tonight than ever. His letter
threatening to excommunicate lady
members of the Land League was read
in Catholic churches to-day and COM
mented on by priests, who favored the
Bishop position. A rousing meeting of
the Land League was held tonight and
general sentiment favored the ladies,
who have the support of all Land Leag-
uers in in the city. Ladies are deter
mined not to disband. Miss Mary Row.
land, President of the Ladies' Branch of
the Land League, has written a bitter
open letter to Bishop Gilmour, in which