The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-25

Try suuerlnR from protection. We can
only patch up the industries until they
come down to a normal basis. It's a
pity we ever had protection"
CHEYENNE, WYO., April 22.-0ne of
the seveTest snow storms of the season
struck Wyoming and Nebraska Saturday,
prOstrating telegraph wires in all direc-
t1Ons and blOckading railway cuts.
Trains will move tomorrow. The storm
was a blizzard and severe for the time.
1t extended over most of Wyoming and
western Nebraska. Cattle losses are
nominal, because of the snow passing
away heaped up with the wind.
WASHINGTON, April 24.-Mr. Chas. II.
Reed, who was counsel for Guiteau, and
Mr. Nathaniel Wilson, will defend ex-
Senator Kellogg in the criminal action
against him by the United States.
Mr.. Reed Is confident that the
not occupy more than week.
He intimated that the accountability of
the statutes Of limitation would be Of
argument. Ex-senator Kellogg will
remain III this city until advised by his
counsel that he may leave.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 2l.-FOur broth
ers named Barlow, and two others nam
ed Gall and Winfield, despeTadOes living
in the vicinity of NOrmanyille, Kas., and
q terror to the community, went to the
store Of John NOrmile, postmaster at
NOrmOnVille, night before last and de-
manded liquor. Being refused, they
wrecked the store, robbed the safe and
fred several shots from their revOlvers,
one OF which mOrtally wounded the
pOstmaster's wife and then fled. The
Sheriff, with posse, Is in pursuit.
The Union Pacific owes the Govern
ment 1927 1885, 600 on the principal of the
subsidy bonds issued, and over $25, ,0O0-
600 interest advanced, or ill all nearly
S53, 100000. 1t is time payments on ac-
count were being made. But the COM
pany will undoubtedly endeaVOr to
swindle its benefactOr. Secretary Tel
Ter notifies the Union Pacific Co., that it
owes the United States $1,727,7 ,752, and
should pay up. The railroad company
insists on reduction of 100000, but
waiting for a decision on that point, the
Secretary demands the 81, ,036,824 uncOn-
tested claim, without prejudice to the
questions in controversy.
At Marietta on the 7th inst. took place
the celebration of the 95th anniversary of
the settlement of Ohio at that place. The
address was delivered by Hon. Geo. B..
LOring of Boston, Mass. U. S. Commits
siOner of Agriculture. Douglass Putnam,
a grandson of General Israel Putnam of
the revolution, was President of the day.
The founders OF Marietta numbered 4S,
under the lead of General Rufus Putnam,
cousin of Israel, also of distinguished
revolutionary fame. Two of his great
grandsOns were present. Governor
Foster and other gentlemen also spoke.
This settlement represented the Ohio
Land Company, of which General Rufus
Putnam was prominent member. The
company had bought 100000 acres
northwest of the river Ohio. The settlers
came down the river on flat boat. In
the cemetery at Marietta are the re-
mains of General Rufus Putnam who
died in 1924; also the remains of Return
Jonathan Meigs, once Governor of Ohio.
The members of the Democratic State
Committee present at the meeting in
Columbus, and represented by proxy,
we're: First district, jeremiah MulrOy;
second, John Brady; third, G.. n. Vallan-
digham; fourth, Chas. Negley; fifth, j.
7. Leutzy; sixth, W. R. DObsOn; seventh,
G. w. Sausser; eighth, Charles w. Con-
stantine; ninth, Clark Irvine, Chairman;
ten tn, Z. Steible; eleventh, VIM. G. Bra
ding; twelfth, Geo. p. Tyler, by Allen o.
Myers, proxy; thirteenth, Charles Rose;
fourteenth, John W. Bull; fifteenth, s.
NJ. McMillen; sixteenth, Beriah Wilkins,
present, but represented by G. N. Math-
ews, proxy; seventeenth, WIN. N. COff-
land, by Edward L. Feelley. proxy;
eighteenth, Arch. McGregOr; nineteenth,
f. L. Nash; twentieth, John j. Hall;
twenty-frst, John Farley. Among 9TH
ers noticed were Gen. j. II. Stedman, To-
ledo; Gen. Geo. w. Morgan, Mt. Vernon
Ex Governor Bishop, j. II. Newton, L.
K. Hill and Waldo Taylor, Newark; Hen
ry BOIL, Judge NJ. d. FOllett, Marietta;
W. W. Armstrong, Cleveland; JOhnCrOwe,
Defiance; Major c. NJ. KentOn, Msrys-
Vile; II. T. Vantleet, Marion; John G..
Thompson, John A. Rule, W. W. Jones,
Alex. II. Brown and Jacob Reinhard, of
the Executive Committee; d. G. Ballen-
tine, Springfield, Victor Gutzweiler and
Jos. Poe, Cleveland.