The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-06-08
7 SHIFTING. SCENES.
Reflections of the Worlds Mir
rOr Photographed.
Actual Acts Abridged and AbundantIy Alb
straoted From the Daily
News Calender.
Excellent harvest promised in France.

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Excellent harvest promised in France. |
The Mansion house fund for Russian |
Jews amounts to e87, ,458.
Irish OuJrages reported during May, |
1886; two murders besides those at PhOe- |
nix Park
The Malley trial has been postponed |
until the 18th inst, owing to the illness |
of ajurOr.
There are not boats enough to carry
all the persons to Garibaldi's funeral. |
Cremation takes place Thursday.
Blaine, when tehdered the nomination
for Congressman at large in Maine, said
he 'felt constrained to Withhold the use
of his name"
Crop prospects in counties LOngfOrd,
Westmeath, ROscOmmOn and Kings are
good, and rents are being paid at the re-
ductiOns allowed.
Postmaster General Howe promises to
give immediate attention to the sub
jects of Sunday delivery in letter carrier
cities and reduction of letter postage to
one cent.
Forest fires in Clare county, Mich,
are playing havoc with pine timber
lands. No rain has fallen there for
some time, and the underground is
paTched and dry.
CEDARVILLE, o., June 7.-Dynamite
was placed last night on the roof of
Con. Sweeny's saloon, at the southwest
corner. Building blown to pieces. 1t was
the second attempt.
Arabi Bey, the Egyptian War Minister
end future Dictator, was just before his
accession to power petty emplOye in
the Cattani firm, where his duties con-
sisted in experimenting.
Thomas Wilson, of Birds Run, COshOc-
ton county, was arrested in KimbOten,
on a charge in Iowa of shooting with in
tent to kill. Wilson had just taken unto
himself bride, in the person of one of
Guernsey county's best teachers, and
she is overwhelmed with grief.
At Virginia City, New, two brave men
sentured in boat into the Alta drift in
search of the seven imprisoned miners,
and lost their lives. Subsequently a
man, protected from the heat and gas by
helmet, went in and succeeded in find
ing the prisoners, who were un1nJured.
The public debt statement shows a de-
crease of the debt during May of $1O,-
375,411; cash in treasury, S242, lob, 1853;
gold certificates outstanding, $5O55,42O;
silver certificates, $66, 736, ,220; certih-
Gates deposit, $12, 100000; refunding GER
tifcates, $476,550; legal tenders, $780,
6S1,016; fractional currency, $7049,503
cash balance available, $141, 1881, 1916.
President Potter, of the North Chicago
Rolling Mills the best known and most
influential iron man in the Northwest,
says, contrary to the claim of certain
less influential men there, that the iron
business is in q position to advance
wages, and that is not in position to
shut down profitably. His statement
has created better feeling in that
vicinity.
GaribaIdi died at Caprera June End
NJ H., nnk ccn,- CO... Inv,r
time. His adventures were more re-
markable than those of any other man
of his generation. He lived years ago
on Staten Island, New York, and fought
in South America. He prepared the way
for the unity of Italy, and took part
with France against the Germans in
1870.
Bishop GilmOur wrote letter which
was read in all the churches of the
Cleveland diocese at mass Sunday, ex-
communicating any Catholic lady who
shall hereafter attend any meeting of the
Ladies' Branch of the Land League or
become a member thereof. The Bishop
denOunces that branch as calculated to
make brawling politicians of women,
and membership therein as incompati-
BILE with wOmanly modesty.
NEW YORK, June 6.-Franklin j. Moses,
Ex-Governor of South Carolina, pleaded
guilty to petty larceny to-day before
Judge Gildersleeve in the court of gen.
eral sessions. The indictments against
him charge the obtaining of money un-
der false pretenses and petty larceny,
but Assistant District Attorney Fellows
accepted a plea of guilty to the smaller
ofiense. The Judge sentenced the pris-
Oner to six months in the Penitentiary
PORTLAND, OREGON, June 6.-The
count to noon shows that last nights
estimates were correct. The State
friends claim his reelection by 1000
The returns are insufficient to make an
estimate of the. Legislature. No per
ceptible falling of in the Republican
vote, and as the last Legislature was
Republican, the probabilities are strong.
ly in favor Of this Legislature being
Republican. The Democrats claim the
Legislature is doubtful. They cOncede
Georges election, and most Of the Re
pubicans on the State ticket.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-Chief Justice
Carter and Judges James and Hagner
constituting the court in banc, to-day
rendered decision upon the last motion
filed by Reed in Guiteau's behalf. The
Chief Justice delivered the decision az
follows: "In the Guiteau case the
JeSges who listened to the argument In
that case have come to the conclusion
that they have exhausted their powers
upon it, that they have heard 1t patient
ly, fully and fairly and that reargu
ment would bring no other conclusion
than that already arrived at and they
decline to reopen the case for argu
mant."