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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

the bill al this time, He therefore moved TO
iako W lhe NAVAL APPROPRIATION blll Messrh
Plumb add Mlller Of Now York thoupht ho
PlourO'pneulnpnih oil should come M lIrHt
but Nc, hoNr yielded % NJ Hale WHO u EGl
unanimous consent % take M the Naval bill,
MI, Hook objected, fuying no preferred
mat vote should be mkou, thus
not leaving lhe liankTuplOy bin ~ unfinished
business Mr. lloar characterized the Ob-oo'
uun hA hl CONTAGIOUS Hnd iyranuoal per
ieraOn nf the Guurteniea OF tho henute," Mr.
liook rplorled that su0h language was wholly
unworthy Ql any Unp but To MaisaohuaotlA
honaior The bill was taken up and inc
amendment proposed by the hGnnla tOmmit-
leo were hHItpl to' Whom tho provisions ro'
gan, Hale ana liayard rldculGd tho amallneis
OF mo appropriation ANA favored the on.
lhbllhhlnunl OF Government ordnance
foundry, Mr. Haze gave notice Ot ~ amond-
mont 70 bG moved, apprOprialna bbl,00O for
gun factory, Mr., N0ft, while admitting tho
need OF belt5r oOaht dotonhe, was unwilling 10
allow the present Secretary Of the Navy 10
hand money over 10 John liOaoh, for whom
lobb, W., ll0lOro Mr. Vest had concluded his
donunoall0n of ltoaeh tho senate went Into
executive session ANA soon adjourned,
Nv Whon tlg senalo met aGlln MI INV from
reported iaVOrably on tho original hll 20 0s'
thbllth the postal telegraph Aystunl, Mr., Hlll
remarked thht the cOulnliteo 10 unanimous
hh 10 tue nlAl ton sections ui tho bill, which
relate 10 doing the work by contracts with tho
existing oOmpHnioa, hut that tile minority OF
tho committee were opposed ~ tho
aeou0n relating 70 tho construction
on purchase OF lines by tho Gov,
ernmonL Tho provision relating 10 tho lla.
bllity Of tho contracting company for failure
70 correctly and promptly transmit moasageA
has boon amended by lliniting AuOh liability
70 nYo hundred times tho amount paid for
transmission, Two now foaturoa have boon
added " tho bill, Tue iirat authorizes tho
contracting company 10 employ the Post
mhatOr ~ lta aHont ANA tho operator NJ any
postal telegraph Office whore tolOgrAphio 10,
oolpth arc Insufficient 10 pay the Halnry OF tho
opornt0rand 10 pay him u commission not on
ceedlnH nfiy ppr cont OF tho charges on moH'
ahHoa ranainlttod from the Olioo, Tho
second requires the POAtmnAtor'u uonoral ~
secure the provisions OF tho contract which
snail protect tho postal toogrhiuA against dis
crlinlnhuOn In tho order oi transmission In
favor OF fltol0grnnh received at such OF tho
comphny'h oiopA M nrc not operated under
tho PROVISIONS OF the bill.
ThO contract ayltom renininA the most prom
lnont feature OF the blll and Il not widely diff
foront from tho scheme oi tho Postal Tul0'
graph Comphny, except II empowers tho Post.
mhhtorOonofal 70 receive bids from any telo-
graph company for the contract. The prOya,
Ions relating 10 the establishment OF d Gov
trnment hyAleln puro And simple, In the OVont
lhnt no antalhQtory contract with the 0Htnb,
lluhod companies N secured, nrO Il oomblnn.
billA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
IinrIch undnr nlmnniilnn.

WABASH, Ind, April O-on Monday
morning young man named Milton, living
In tho western part Of tho city, dIod very
suddenly and ut his funeral, which 90.
currcd Tuesday, rs tho body was being low.
orod Into tho grave tho caskot clipped OIL tho
lines and foil IN tho vault Az II struck tho
bottom II split from ond TO end, allow
Ing tho romans toroll out Tho corpse was
dragged out Of tho grave, replaced In tho
colin, which WIS nailed together again, and
~ II was again being lowered tho frall affair
gave way, tho body failing head firat Into
tho tomb, Tho moumcra were no sckOnod
by tho spectacle that they lot tho spot and
q iow laborcrs rescued the romalns put thom
In Tho conn., and lowered thom " their last
resting plaOO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
BISMARCK WlTHoRAWs.

Hollnqulahing Ills Position IA tho Head Of
tho Gorinan Ministry on Account Of oid
Age,
BERLIN, April 0.-DIsmarck, In oXpana.
tlon0i his withdrawal from tho rruSsIan
ministry, said
Am seventy yoara Old. Ny norvos are In
bad condition, ! have not time 20 be unO.
touA Tho telegraph iOariully multipl0a my
work. Germany III int0iOstod In whatever
happona u the capitals oi tho world, inGiud.
lug New York aud Washington, The world IA
u 0hVss-bOOrd, ANA must watch all moves nj.
footing Germany, II Ia necessary now 10
study not only dominant politicians hut also
wirc'pulcfa, linnncors and current opinion
everywhere, aud 10 net rapidly upon tho in.
formation tolCgr,ph0d In haste. The Chan.
oolorhlp IA no alnocure, lts duties might
nvoflaN younger mans strength, Without
lho Einpofora support ! could not got
through,
LoNpoN, April 0,-ln the House OF Com.
mons Mr.. Gladstone stated that the Govern.
mcnl had not yet come 10 any decision re.
gNrdlng tho differences between Nuba
Pasha, President Of tho Egyptian ministry,
and Mr. Lloyd, Under Secretary Of tho in.
terloE Neither Of them hN, resigned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
CINCINNATI,

A Special Grand Jury impaneled 10 In.
voatlgatc tho Facts Of tho Late Riot.
CINCINNATI, April "a special Grand
Jury has bocn Impanoled with less umo
than usually required. Tho list Of mon
summoned ls composed entirely OF leading
business men OF tho city, Nearly all 10.
tponded aud very iow asked 10
be excused. Three Nr0 said 10 have
had military certificates In their pockets,
which onlltlo them TO exemption, hut
they would not present them. Tho
jury, Ns made up, contains tho names Of q.
W. West, George w, McAlpn, Thomas g.
Smith, Joseph SatoE Herman Cooper, A.
), Butloriold, aud other equally we'll known
business men, Instructions will bc gIyon
this jury noSt Monday In tho mean timo
tho Judges aro In consultation on tho sub.
joct II Is undoratood that this Jury viii DO
ohOrgod with tho most important duty OF In
ycsllgnllng tho facts concerning the lnto riot
aud the burning Of the cOurth house. Incnd.
Ink the charge OF bribery against tho Jury
that convicted BOner
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
Ocnerous WIN Of nm rdI,or,, win.

New YonH, April o--Among the bo
quests IN the will of tho late Mrs. Anna OF.
tondorIor, wife OF the editor OF the Stadts.
Hoitnp, are the following To the German
Hospital and DlSponsary of this city, SlO,.
900, To the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty TO Children, tho New
ark (N JD German Hospital, and
the widow Of Friedrich Worch, u former
employe Of tho paper 40, OOl Zach, the New
York Society OF Ethical Culture and the
National German. American School ut Nil.
waukec, $4,000 EACH The sum OF Sph,.
OO Is to be divided among the employees of
the SmdtS' HCltinp who give their whole
time to the paper Half hor stock In the
paper Is glvon TO her son and the other half
u to be held In trust for her grandsons.
Her real estate and personal property arc
left to hor family Tho total value OF the
estate Is abnui g3, 900, OOl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
sEEklNo hNorHER MARKET.
Western Cattle Men Complnin Of u
Treatment ~ Chicago Dealers Hands,

Western Cattle Men Complnin Of Ill-
Treatment ~ Chicago Dealers Hands,
CHEYENNE, Wy H., April O,-At the
second days session Of tho Wyoming Stock
Growers Association Tuesday tho Terri
tOdal veterinarian reported, showing that
no CONTAGIOUS disease prevailed within tho
limits Of Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska aud
Montana llo deprecated the importation
OF Texas cattle byrail, and heartily Endorsed
the flGuT0' Pneumonia bill, The nocea'
slty for improvements In stock cars was
urged during long discussion, aud COM
mitleo appointed TO prepare u memorial W
tho Secretary Of tho Interior asking that q
national cathedral FROM Texas TO tho
Northwest DO opened, II was alleged that
tho association suffered injury through tho
pooling arrangements Ol Chicago cattle.
buyers aud the prices OF hay and yaTdage
at that city were referred TO ~ burdensOme.
WIN reference " thlS matter tho following
resolution was unanimously passed,
RcsOlptd That II ID Incumbent upon the as,
houhlluh 20 examine any aud nll m6nnH which
may result In opening HnuihUr market Tor our
cattle whereby u larger rnturu may be obs
ihnedi lhlt tho plan proposed by Mr.
iTeWen, ol shipping beevoa VA the Northern
luoIho litllrOHd 10 Duluth aud canada aud
England, olcrt possible method OF getting
our buNvoa, also lighter cattle II dpAir0d, %
mo very highest market, ylEt Great britain,
lhhl thg executive committee Ia heroby IN
hiruolod 10 Obtain Tie fullest possible inlDr'
mht0n on thoabuvo points and report IN con
elutluVh W thu association by circular or ~ u
special meeting,
Interviews with representative cattle men
from various sections show q general Opn-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

DIXON, ILL.,, April 0. Tuesday night the
dam across Rock River here began to cut
Out and Nblu one hundrad feet OF the
oron and undertaking have becn carried
away lowering the fall 80 much that the
mlils and factories are shut down. Men
and teams nr0 1T work lllllng In stoue, and
Il + hoped that the strong Foundation will
mold against any ru,ther iufoud.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

Fonr WAYNE, Ind, April o. Tuesday
Judge llench, Of the Criminal Court,
charged the Grand Jury to return lndct.
mcnts against tho Fort Wayne LoaguO Baso
Ball Club for playing m exhibition game Of
bNse.bal last Sunday, at which an adms
sion leo OF twenty-five cents was charged,
The feeling ls strong against Sunday play.
lng, aud It viii probably be prohibited in the
future
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
Four Would-bo Iirlbcr Committed for
Trial,

ToRoSro, Can, April y, The cases OF
tho four persons accused OF attempting to
brlbo members OF the Ontario Government
came NJ Tuesday morning, aud all four
were committed Tor trial. On hearing tho
decision Kirkland, the American tainted
aud had to bo carried from tho court llo
had tult certain OF getting OIL. Kirkland
Is from Pennsylvania, where ho has u
wlIo and children lie says hO was author.
lied by wcll.known Michigan lumber deal.
ors 10 spend large sums to secure favorable
legislation, and did not think such action
was criminal, Ms ho had spent between 500.
900 to SlOO,O 900 In getting measures through
the Wisconsin Legislature, There was no
precedent In British cases OF blIblng mem.
Dor Of Parliament, and the Judge based his
decision on one glyon by Judge Eldrcd, OF
Pennsylvania, In lsl0, when he held that
bribery OF Cabinet Minister could bo pun.
lbhuu ~ q crime
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
EXCITING WRESTLING.
Ross Given the victory In Ills Contest
with tho Jap-foui Batting,

''' W." "ff 'H' 'hAN"kf
CLEVELAND, o. April 0,--Duncan q,
Ross and Maisada SOrakchi wrostled a
mixed match Tuesday night In tho City
Amory before 5000 spectators The irst
bout, catch ha6'calob-cln, was won by Ross
time, six minutes, The second bout, Jap
anese, was won by the Jap; time, ten
seconds rhu third bout, aich.as catch.
can, was Won by lios N six mlnulOS Tho
fourth bout japanese, was Won by the Jap
by q scratch; time, two nlnutes, In tho
second bout the Jap butIod Ross In tho
right side aud broke one OF his short ribs.
In the fourth bout Ross bultod the Jap In
the stomach, AMI tho latt0r, complaining of
being made sick thereby refused 10 wrestlc
the iiiu bout AMI the referee gayO tho match
to Ross Ross won the FIRST fall catch.ns.
calch'can with u rolling hip. lock the fourth
with u three.quarter mock lock, rolling fall,
-four points down.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

Nrw YoRR, April o., SECRETARY Wilson,
Of tho Chamber 4. Commerce, has been In
formed that on Tuesday next the Committee
OF the House Of Representatives will giyo q
hearing In Washington 10 tho special com.
mltlec Of The Chamber OF Commerce In 10
gard to tho suspension Of the coinage OF tho
silver dollar Tho measure introduced by
lc Chamber OF Commerce, and the passage
of Which the committee vii urg1, provides
lot the suspension ul the coinage OF tho
silver dollar iOT Two yulrs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

TOPEKA, KAN, April S--llon. David j..
Brewer Associate Justice Of tho Supreme
Court of tho State OF Kansas, rendered his
resignation Tuesday, llo was appointed
sOmc tlmo Ogo by President Arthur IA suc.
cessor 10 Hon, q, W. MuCrary, United
states Circuit Judge for tho eighth circuit
and Immediately uilcr his resignation yel.
terdny ho was sworn In M United Statna
judge by Judge Z, Y, iOslur, United States
District Judge lion, T. A. llurd, pronl
lncnl momber Of tho l,oOyonworih bar, Will
bn appointed by Governor Click To succeed
Judge Brewer On tho State Supreme Donch
for tho unoSplted torn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
sun u rrlaoner, Although Ills Time Ia ou,

JOLIET ILL.,, April o. Clarence O. Davis,
tho champion blgamst who was sentenced
rom Chicago IN 1881, for fiyo years, com.
rlctod his sentence at tho penltonllOry Tuos
day morning. but rs thorO Ia still one thou.
sand dollar line hanging over his head, the
prison authorities will not loleasc him until
Judge Smith and Staio's Attorney Mills arc
heard from, Davis win be remembered ns
tho man with Iour wlyus, one IN indiana,
ono ut Toronto, another Ut Detroit, and hIs
last Victim, Mise Cleveland, Of Quincy, m,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

LYScmuno, Va, April 0,--lntollIgcnco
from Pocohontos says the drill passed
through tho entry Tuesday morning, when
therU wOs m escape OF f0dl air, aoCOmpan.
iod with q slck0nng stencil. II Is Thought
tho mines will bo opened next Saturday or
sooner aud that tho bodies of tho dead
miners will then bo recovered.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
A sad Alinlr.

VlcKspuno, Mlss, April "A party Of
eleven negroes from McDowelrs plantation
started to cross the river here Tuesday night
nllor stock belonging TO their employer
When about halfway cross the skin upset
and ak of tho men were drowned. The 10.
mnndct were rescued IN M exhausted con,
ulIlou
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

Plrr.aunou, ra., April D The strcot.
car conductors have formed 4 Secret Pro.
tective Association, and Il Is reported that
all the conductors in tho city wifi sttike for
fifteen per cent edyancef
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
whlaky Makers h nold \ Conference.

pEoRA, ILL.,, April u The dlstillers Of
Peoria, lckn, Touo llnulc and l,Iyorton
hold u conference Monday evening. The
President Of The Western Export AssocIa.
tlon was present and II was decided to hold
y meeting ol The association IN Chicago Fri.
day Tho meeting WAS secret
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
.rrt rnrco Hundred Victims nehlud Him,

ituUrNvltLr, o., Awll .. Tho slinrt.
se of r IT, lnmot the ngpr' of lbe plla.
lur.h as Cleveland and ru.llull Ran.
.eHl a Mlngo Junction who Disappeared
evetai ddls ago, wileAuddd 9lH0J0. Dan.
el Potter and some three hundred others
10 Victims
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
lssrreaa Onlor Ilnhhed.

Pnrspun0n, Pa, April O,-'rho Adams
Express ONCE IN Allegheny city was burg.
orlacd ut an early hour and The contents Of
iockages valued nt about u, 900 taken. Tho
hioyos nude bold attempt 10 blow open
he sM', but were sutprlsOdb by u watchnan,
who frightened them OIL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
MilEflNd poslroNrn.

rurnuUGm April " Tho time for
holding tho National Convention of tho FRO.
hbIlon and Homo Projection parlyn has
bocn changed fllm May u 10 July 80, This
VIII secure n represent ,u0n from twenty.
two States In thu Union Tho convention il
10 bo held Ia Lafayette Hall, this city
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
MISSOURI RErunilcANs,
.pAiiA, No. April o, The RCpublIcl

SEpAiiA, Mo-, April 9, The Republican
State Convention met ~ ten O'Clock H. H.,
and was called 10 order by H. I, Vanllprn,
Chairman OF the State Committee, who IN.
lroducOd Hon, Chester A, krum, OF st.
Louis, as temporary Chairman, who delly.
orod IN address thOnl5ng the Convention
for tho honor conferred upon him, und con.
graduated tho Republican party on It's
principles, its past sutccSs and lg future
pIOaDnVla,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

then the senate inct, tile chair laid before
II, bill 10 provide II uniform Hyetem OF
lkrupiuy throughout the country. Mr..
10 snid that Mr. Hoar DID nol wish 10 proes
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-07
GEMS OF THOUGHT.

II is good for us to think that nc
grace or blessings is truly ours till we
are aware that God has blessed some
one else with it through us.APhiHp
Brooks.
Nothing seems much dearer than the
ERECTION of charity. Would we all but
relieve, accordingto the measure of our
means, those objects Immediately with
in the range OF our personal know ledge,
how much of the worst evil of poverty
might be alleviated.
A plain, genteel dress is more add
mired aud contains more credit than
lace and embroidery in the eyes of the
judicious and sensible. - Washington.
Every human soul has the germ of
some flower within; and they would
open if they could only find sunshine
and free to expand it. l always told
you that not having enough sunshine
was what allied the world. Make the
people happy and there will not be half
the quarreling or tenth part of the
wickedness there is.-Lydia Maria
Child.
So long as thou art ignorant do not
be ash med to learn. Ignorance is the
greatc7t of all infirmities, and when
justified the chiefest of all follies. L
Udlt0n
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-07
4 GREAT CITTLE SUIT.


Il Trial of More Than Ordinary Interest to
Stock Gro,cers.
A trial of more than ordinary interest to
stock growers, says a Denver special, was
| finished in the United States circuit court here
to-day before Judge Brewer. The plaintiff in
the case was Jeremiah Mann, of Nevada, and
the defendants were b. c. Bloomfield, one of
Coorado's largest cattle raisers, and Robert
Tillett and Henry Trass. There were wit
nesses present from Nevada, Wyoming, Colo
RADIO and various parts of the Rocky Noun
tains. In Mr.. Mann's complaint he said that
in 1880 he purchased 1000 head of Oregon cat
tie and drove them to Wyoming. About 600
of this herd were sold, decreasing the number
to 1.4C0. These cattle, together with those of
other parties, drifted southwark during the
winter of 1881, and could not be found at the
spring roundup, and in the year following
Mr.. Mann had q large force of men and horses
employed in searching for them. at great ex-
pense and cost. He finally cl?ims 10 have
made the discovery that his cate had wan
de ed to the vicin ty OF the ranch of Mr..
Bloc nfield, in southern Colors do. and charges
that they were taken up by Mr.. Bloomfield
and his men, and the brands so changed as to
destroy tle'r identity. Mr.. Boo nfield denied
having ever tal<eI or CONVEX. ed TO bis own
use any of Mr.. Mann's cattle. In addit on to
this denial the defense introduced ties imony
~ SUI" tus,V lHe "iuttr " icct was very
severe, and that thousa IDS of cattle persisted
in The storms that prevailed during tbat season.
Some OF The te>t mony was 10 the effect that
from IS to so Der cent of the cattle in that part
of country died during that win err. Testi-
mony was adduced TO show tat rca ses of
he DIS of 800, 500 and 1000 were seen. As an
illustration, JUDGE Geary, who bad a herd of
300, recovered less than 800. The theory of
defense was that the cattle of Mr.. Mann. or
the greater per cent of them, had ershed in
the storms of that winter. Mr.. Marn also
sued for the value of increase that would
have accrued from the 700 cows, placing the
increase at 800 head of cattle, worth in all
about S50,CS0. The total demand in the suit
was for II judgment of S2.i,C10. The jury,
lfter being out twenty-fou hours, returned
! verdict awarding the plaintiff S56,7lS.75
damages.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-07
OUR SISTER STiTES.

The new high school building a
Hartford, Conn, is said to be the only
absolutely fire-proof building in the
world.
Henry Bergh has in his possession
wills bequeathing half a million dollars
to the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals. The society is now
self-sustaining
Edmund S. Conner, who says he was
born at o'clock on the ninth day OF
,he ninth month of the ninth year OF
the nineteenth century, celebrated his
eventy-fifth birthday at New York last
week.
The quadricycle is the name given to
wheeled vehicle invented by James
o. Brown, of Boston. 1t has two small
wheels in front and two large wheels
behind. The inventor says il is far
superior to the bicycle or tricycle..
One of Chicago's old firemen, recall
ing the scenes of the big fire of II,
says: Chicago is very lively town,
but | don't never expect to see any
more such times rs those were-not in
this world, any way
Frank Chanfrau, who made such a
success OF playing Kit, the Arkansaw
Traveller, is said to have selected his
own epitaph and taken il from that
play: Il done my level best. l amt
got nothing to take back"
About a week ago one of the daugh-
tiers of Mrs. Coffee, of Macedon, Wayne
county, New York, became insane and
her sister went to take care of her. The
next day the sister welt crazy also, and
the mother was sent FOR. She, too, be-
came insane,- and they were all taken
to the Utica asylum. The mother is
aged 60, and was so raviDg mad that
andcufls had to be kept on her.
A Minneapolis artist who has been
doing Alaska during his summer vaca-
ton says that all the members of his
party, and there were seventy-five of
them, agreed that the Greek church at
Sitka is the finest church in America.
1t is built on the plan of a Greek cross,
and the interior is a mass of gold and
silver, of the magnificence of which the
writer says he can give no idea. Who
would have thought of going to Alaska
for an architectural masterpiece.