The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11
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The Chicagos defeated the Philadelphia
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A number OF cattle and sheep al Clinton,
ILL.,, are dying OF an unknown disease.
II is the intention OF the Car 10 be
crowned King of Poland during his stay In
Warsaw.
John Mccullough the tragedlan, reached
New York Monday from Europe, In ylgor-
ous health
The annual convention of tho National
Association OF Fire Engineers Is In session
In Chicago,
William McAdoo was renomInated for
Congress by tho Democrats OF the Seventh
Now Jersey District Monday,
Mrs Mary Walker lighted fire with
kerosene at Adrian, Mich, Monday morn.
Ing, and was burned 10 death.
Tho principal business block at Arkans
sas City, Ark. was destroyed BY are Mons
day, involving a loss Of 100000.
The Fire Underwriters Association OF
the Northwest will hold their annual con-
yontlon In Chicago Wednesday and Thur
day.
The cotton mill OF James Riddles, Son d
Co., At Wilmington, Del, was closed Mon.
day, tho result of strike against reduo-
tlon.
saugatuck, Mich, Is lsshlppng about twelve
thousand baskets Of peaches daily 10 Chi
cago. The fruit Is rpenlng very rapidly In
the burning sun.
A wager OF $50, 900 10 $4,000 on tho
Republican National ticket, offered by An
gus Smith, OF Milwaukee,, has been 40
cepted by Chcagoan.
Charles s, Parnell telegraphs Patrick
EgNn his congratulations on the determine
ton TO hold the Irish National League Nou-
tral In American polItIca
The National Prison Association began
It's sessions at Troy, N. Y, Monday,
Rutherford b. Hayes, eX-Presldent Of the
United States, In the chair
A thr0e-day celebration Is being held at
Chambersburg, Pa, 70 commemorate tho
advent Of the first whIto settler In Franklin
County, ono hundred years ago.
Ben Butler was waited upon at Des
MOlnes by delegation OF woman suffrag-
lists, 10 whom he said he had no doubt Of
wOman's right 10 citizenship under tho
constitution,
Charles j. Downle, who killed his BROTH
or In Chicago last Friday, mado an attempt
10 hang himself In his cell with cord sup
that ho Is maniac.
Governor Cleveland on Monday visited
tho fairgrounds at Elmra, where ffty
thousand persons had gathered, and was 70.
celyed with an artillery salute He do.
llyerod brIof address from his carriage.
PATHS and tho Marquis do Caux's law.
yers have arranged that tho latter shall
join with her In her application to tho
divorce tribunal, which, II tlsnow expected,
will give lls assent TO their legal separation.
clearinghouse exchanges last week.
s6Si 800, lGi-are greater than the returns
OF tho previous week by S3i, 3S7, 050 but
when compared with the corresponding
week year ago slow decline OF o. per
cont
Reports from the corn.growing regions or
the West are 10 the effect that the recent
warm weather has rapidly mutured tho
grain, and that II Is now virtually beyond dam
gor OF harm by frost The crop Is immense
In the aggregate.
The Lincoln Savings Bank, At FNyott-
yllle Tenn, suspended payments Monday.
The assets are said TO bo 5000 900, and do
p0slls about 500, 900. The latter will all
be paid, II ls said, aud tho stockholders will
receive but tifty por cent
AT "a christening Sunday night In Ham,
tramck, Mich, girl refused to dance with
male guest when row occurred, In
which Pat Bourko was stabbed and bled 10
DEATH and Fritz Krum was seriously hurt
and others were slightly injured.
II. Wheeler, the statistical agent OF No.
braska for tho United States department OF
Agriculture, reports this years corn aud
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