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! NOUN DbvILLE.
Prison Notes.-The River RailrontI-Ncw
y se.-- Chm rnli-R Idnl KlanaaAsln.. Z 4

! PFuOnn NnfaN-ThV tOn~ Dat NJ,
| ~ Cnurcli-BrIdnl Recen,,om : y
Raw. A. Rnch.nan .t.r,aa ~, 1.,na,.
Datni, Satnrdsn H., " - iot - ' 'a'es'oT
ae1s 200" IA, ~.
c,s oatpen.e,a ats ~ WorK rebuilding the 81
o'oua no'ei s.aoles' on thompson street.
Charley Trian, Of Duck Greek. Ohio.
spending few days among old friends here
r. H. Holiday, Elq., Is engaged enumsrs
ting the youth OF the Independent schoo
districts. Il ,l;sf jrfH''Iiii' i'.n1E II i,
Frank Baker, OF The Third ward bo, a.
cured the position d ASsistant Il 1;larr W. an, ..
leader Of The band on the siea,nsr DIo,nsj @ "'
CAPTAIN Cnt,jpht race,ved ,not,c. ,,or, ~,
Erie Car COMPANY iew dAvp 400 ~, ~ MI. ~,
additional ca,s would bs sent ~ this s"s no,n.
short time. il = - y '' 80 p''D' = =
AN av;,o, t.,r, r. aa.,,.. .,.,...,. .-.,
rooa;aad t'ts st.ss. a,o o puutluge county, va
and a,s;,nsd ~ 70 o oa,io sSn on.ulasy IM'
ges seyenteen vssra for mnrdar IN ~ ~: ..,on' a
deRree. .',' W.
gTh..,...,x.,...- -
WIZ. .hnssota,s hhnsots.1,ous ~. tne pnlcnase OF "
A.. .'Ta"nt.1e p.spH.'y VI " ater street D!
49,. NJ. .0aau .sonl some Cause % nia
W,;."u. W.,I.sn,,t tno Hivpely = ioI Isni, az MI
vonr ctv IN live So - "isn n's lai'y
- ur x,,s..s .,,,,,. X, 8. II
hr.,.... ~ L.4 VIII lelufnttoH
a,;;S TSs.nesS htp - .,t'ourEn to,1ay, When ht
,,t.a Svao.{ 70 aoie ~ .iurnish sone dtfl
lii 4. aa. ma.,on - 1etstehca 70 Wnen TotR
Iii ~ eus0u 1u w wv TX 4perlHenta! gat
Ms.' ~ sno u'Ge rteo vi anu uas CempaDyI-as'
w, ~" so"r -.
Mess l. y, Purdy, J. Alex. Ewing and a,
=: MaEuh "li go 10 duntington next Sun.
hayy1 H. n"inS auu = fu!dy as mem
Wa,,tr 'ao s Snia Htanu touse n. Oh a. ana Mr.:
iaan a. aGlesaa tepftsant the losal
.vuso noa0. a..., ~ .na. oony' whicn begins III
"D'a' 10 'e'''oA " the o.u INST. .f..ll.
'. Newton dsterson, E:q, Of Clay district
10 moving into tae Louise formerly occupied
by Jacob Jehe: :son, on Water street, tc-lay
md I ..oesro J.; ,iahs ,ha nInsaihg meal store
u f.oab S'nos'y ;;r ~ .uo 9.iutes IN snort time
@ h;s IA D, hon, eu ~ Isy ine; nnn returned Y
:" Wv A - 1.o"s'e Mugs .af". .%E.l,
IL ID prooable that another engine will be
Drought here as soon rs the track through
the narrows, below town, Is cleared OF The
land slides with which 1t Is now obsirucsed
End a construction train put to work laying
track south from tbs point reached wheu
"o'A "As suspended On aceouat OF the Hood
Aaron Smith was received at the prisor
yesterday from Cabell county 10 serve 4 two
year term Tor grand larceny. That institu
t1on now has Z4Z inmates, with prospects, o
considerable increase during the con,iuf
three months, rs the spring terms OF the Gil.
cult Courts are now IN session in numbs,
Oh counties. Ihe torn OF but one Of the pres
ent inmates expires during the plesen
month, on the 20 n. .i,al,AjS. = g
The construction train on The Ohio Rivp,
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Dt. Zukertort, The champion chess player
oi she world, at Pittsburgh, Monday, won
ssSnt out Of twelve games played blind.
.oluea. y Inc contest lasted from JPN, until
y A. ". Tueeday, 81 n N 4, 81. 80
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'om. q devoted and borrowing; mo mother
:, ,IMPENDING ,kTRlKE
Of the Coal Miners in the Clear Geld Miu
X. s,5{i.gsi Ing Regions. fs..s.

= i O. .
& CLEARrlELp, PA, April 1.-The an.
nounctment that prominent companies
composing the bituminous coal exchange
will reduce wages in all departments Of
departments Of labor, has created the livli-
es: excitement throughout the Clealfsld
and Broadtop districts. The Miners union
is very strong, and the Knights Of Labor
organization has taken deep interest in
the affairs OF the co!liera, and q spirited
and prolonged strike will be inauRurated
unless there is some modification or entire
abolition Of the new schedule of mining
rates. Fully $1,000 discontented miners
are ready to throw down their, tools and
quit the mines az coon ss the signal raises
tor the Inauguration OF a strike. The hpht
in the far northern end Of Clear6eld county
il not settled yet, and tits possible the col.
liera OF Westmoreland, Blair, Cambria and
other couDties may yet decide to j,in the
aggrtsNvs movement against reduction
OF wages. The. operators cain the state OF
the trade imperatively5 demauds reduc:
ton IN mining expenses. On the other
side the miners assert the action ia III
necessary, unwarranted and arbitrary, I,
1t is quite evident that the coal and trans.
portation corporations apprehend extend
ed and complicated difficulties, ii, not law:
less and disastrous uprisingp,i as all: ar;
rangements have been perfected for placing
large, strongly.eqnipped and well. armed
detachment Of coal and iron police in those
districts where there is no, regularly CON,
sti'n.ed constabuIary, and where valuable
and perishable colliery property might. be
exposed to mob violence. 4 4 ;S;i ffiiE
OscEoI.A, Pa, April l.-The coal miners
OF the Cleattield region stopped work this
morning. They will accept a: reduciionl
II wages are paid semi-moathly and
the men are allowed to deal where they.
choose: They also insist the, drivers will
be paid ST. rs per day. g@t.5ii2: III
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Tho CONTEST fn,Iliino,,.,. ~, (

4 CulcAao, April With no contest {: over \;
the Goyernorship, now that Governor Ham.
ilton has withdrawn, with small prospects
oi any over the nominations Tor other State
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olicee, barring those for Treasurer and AT.
toFnsy General, and with the delegates to
Chicago previously selected from twelve Of
the twenty Cong, essiopal districts In iii.
noiF, The Republican Stale Coayea.
tion at Peoria, April lG-two weeks
IRON Wedntsday--will not not be quite
90 interesting an affair as was prom
ised when The campaign began. Oslesby,
81 Course, will be nominated by acclama.
tion. Everybody Ia for him now and It Ia
100 late to bring GU! a competitor even il
any one had the disposition 10 do 90.
Southworth, Fairbanks, and Rinaker are
doing some brisk campaigning for the
nomination for Lieutentant' Governor, but
the current seems 10 haveset 80 strongly In
the direction Of Gen. Saith that. nothing
can probably stop 1t. 'llIE'lIllLI1" . ..
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PERMANENT PEACE
REsToRIO IN, CITY Of CINCINNATI
where Blot Oues Rslsd yupvsns-A Portion Of ths
Military Relieved issu Da.y aad. .Ssss Home.
y Fiat ats on The hob-Ths CommsAtao Of the 4
tsg Y Prsss of !Cinelsnati, aAd Elsswhsrs. n v

CINCINNATI, April 1.-The morning wa
tree from any Incident indicating any
change In the situation. The proposed re-
lief Of the militia by civil force cannot bt
put into operation speedily, II at all, as The
selection OF suitable men and their equip
ment must take time. The militia still kesr
the streets barricaded as strongly as ever,
not even allowing the Mt. Auburn line ol
street care, whose track runs distance Of
two squares within the lines, to pass
through. As to the state OF public
feeling ~ cannot be \! !gsaid that the
original impulse that aesualed tho mon
taking part in the demonstration Saturday
night has been removed or lessened by the
presence Of the military. 4 On. the contrary,
the events Of Friday and Saturday nights
have given rise to new feeling, that Of in.
dignation against the militia. Only the
hopelessueea OF conflict with this power
fully armed forcs prevents an attack upon
It Ike newspapers, usually conservative
Ia tone. speak with great freedom on the
situation as it now is. ! !.
4 i.iTHE soLDlEns noMEwaRD 1,uND.
a portion Of the aoldiery are being or.
dered home. The Thirteenth and, Fonr..
teenth regiments, from Hiiissoro and Co.
lumbua respectively, including the'inde:
pendent companies .;;of the Goyernor's
guards and .he,rDuffey J, R:Hes- (colored),
from Columbus, started homsward this at:
ternoon. These regiments have been on
duty continuously ,hreo ia, and nights
al the court house and jail, defending The
barricades, the most dangerous points, and
also f,ifj the objects n Of attacks = by
the ,gmob. 1 Before Ietarting to the depot
the troops were drawn'up' in line before
the Jail and highly congratula,ory and
commendatory dispatch from Governor
Hoadly was read 10 them. The Governor
spoke of the dangerous position they had
defended and Of the bravery shown by
officers and men. and thanked them
heartily Tor the soldierly manner in which
they had responded 10 the call and dis.
charged their perilous duties. ,,8ffe NJ
: The troops remaining in the city,, not
yet on active duty, the lat, 2nd, 9TH 18th,
16!h and l7th, together with batteries will
take the place Of those ordered home, and
will themselves gradually be returned to
their respective homes. 4Iit Z!
The courts have been re-established in
the Public Library Building. Copies OF
plsadinga will be substituted for originals
on application to court. The Grand Jury
will resume its sessions at once, and argu-
ments will be made for. the speedy trial OF
criminal cases. Members oi the bar haye
appointed "a committee to. ascertain and
report what legislation ia necessary to cure
the loss Of records and legal papers:
The funeral Of Capt. j. J.. Desmond, OF
the militia, killed in Saturday nights riot,
took place to-day from the Cathedral. A
detachment Of troops attended, and deep
feeling prevailed. - ,y;l5 t}!sf i-a
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PUBLIC DEBT.

Tho Statement Of the NatiOn's ObliRa.
lions for March. 5=I-si
WAsnlSoroN, April Following is the
statement OF the public debt for March: /
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: The negotiations for the purchase OF Mr.
Weidebusche's property on W atsr' street by
Mr.. Fountain failed from some causo 10 ma.
tsriAlizs. The properly Is for rent, as Mr.
rWeidebueche willrelurn with his family 10
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.}MoReAs7owK, ". YA April River i;
iest 7 Inches and falling; weather. cloudy
Thermometer ~. Ss,'s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18
A TRAGEDY IN PENNSYLVANIA


An Enrngcd Husband shoots Ills win aud
Her Parnm0ur aud ruta m End 10 uh
own Existence
M0uNr CARMEL, Pa, Sept 10. Simon
Glosslor, n wealthy farmer residing Al Rush
Valley returned homo Saturday uighI Aftr
m obsonco Of three days llo suspected
that hls wifo wOs unfailhful, md
quietly won't upstais To hor loom lilo
found her In bed Sitting beside hor WIS
Thomas Mccoy young farmer llepalOr
shot tho invader doOd and scnt n bullos
through His wlf0'B hOhrt Tho hired man
ran 10 tho room, but ran away In fear whom
threatened with bullet llc aroused ths
nelghbon. As four mon entered thu room
Hosslor placed tho mul2le VI his revolver 10
hs temple and killed himself. Mira Tlesslcr
llyod short Time Sho declared hnrself
innocent, and said that McCoy hnd called
10 converse with hor whilO sho was ack
Tho most Intimate friendly relations had
always existed between herself and Mccoy.
Of which her husband was we'll aware aud
never objected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18
MoIlINLEY's DnFnAr ADMITTED

WOOSTER, o., Sept yesterday wa
q gala day for the Democracy OF WOOs.
tor, aud for tho llrst time In years they
erected u handsome hickory pole IN
honor OF the cause they love, 1he Ds.
m0cracy OF this section OF Ohio are
vide awake, aud understand just what
has 10 be done In order that II may cope
with the Republican party, which is
driven 10 desperation lest Ohio goes
against them IN October, which II will
no II the Democrats Of other portions OF
the State will do ~ well az In Wayne
county. The nomination Of Hon. d. r,
Paige for Congress by the Democracy
has inspired the party with new hope,
and The promising outlook has brought
about n feeling OF confidence among
Democrats, while Republicans are cor
resnOnllngly depressed. The defeat Of
Mckinley for Congress IL admitted by
many leading Republicans.
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This letter enclosed Mr., BIaine's letter
to Caldwell Of April 81, 1871,
MBERAL ANp FAR PROPOsITIoN.

LIBERAL AND FAIR PROPOSITION.
AUGUSTA, Me-, l4th June, 1871.
MY DRAR MIR FIsHER:-l tried very
hard yesterday (MOnday and Tuesday, TO
aee you, hut waa not fortunate enough
TO run across You. am In q very pain.
inl and embarrassing situation grow
ing out OF my connection with the Fort
smith enterprise. have paid and
caused 10 be paid into y'r treasury
about 1850 600, and tho only result to
me IL the most painful perplexty. The
most painful Of all aud the most Oppres.
aiye IL tho $4,000 which paid 10 Sir.
Pratt for you on Jan'y 2d, which bOr.
f0Wed here on NY own faith and credit
on the distinct understanding with you
that " WIS 10 be repaid, and that | was
al9o to receive u crtaln proportion OF
honda, have reed only II part Of the
Bonda--the larger parl--and not u dol
lar OF The money Aud now IN addition
TO all other troubles, | have $4,000 OF
Coupons, Il lltlle over that AMOUNT,
which am held 10 take care Of partly
through verbal understanding and part
ly through written agreement .--COu.
pons due in April on Land Bonds and to
fall duo In July on lst Mortgage Bonds.
Now, | have q proposition 10 make to
you, which think In most liberal aud
lair, gOlng AZ far M | possibly can go
without running myself past all recOy'
cry. II you will look at copy OF our
agreement In your hands, you will lind
there IL SIN due u me $70000 Of Land
Bonds and S32 COO Of lst Mortgage.
IN order 10 tq1are myself with my
friends, | need aud must have $36 00O
Land Bonds, aud 80 0O0 lst MOftgape.--
$4,000 In all ,-elll leaving $1,000 OF
niue IN your hands.
Now, IL you will take up these $4,000
Of Coupons, paying ma the Cash there.
for, aud give me the SO 0)0 OF Bonds, |
will let all the remainder Of our mat
lera stand unit yon are perfectly at ease
and ready TO open correspondence on the
aubj 'ct yourself, In other words. | will
leave the matter In your hands until the
Fort Smith enterprise IL out OF the
woods, and It's tangled affairs smOOthed
out.
| trust In consideration Of our many
yeara OF friendship, AZ we'll as IN view
" the peculiar relations have held In
this matter, you will make an effort 10
DO this.
Pray lot me hear from you AZ your
earliest leisure, ana greatly 0bllge,
YOuratruly, j. G. BLAINE.
W, FISHER, JR,, ESQ,
(rnnilnuad IA out mani
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Tlla OH INnllowa.

MfsSHArobs, Mlnn., sept 10. Pho
Sovereign GSand Lodge OF Odd Fciowa ot
tho World met hero vest orIAy morning
at tho Grand Opera House Hon. H. NJ VII.
son, In bOhalf OF Governor Hubbard; Grlnd
Mister Taft, on behalf ot the stats Lodge,
and Mayor pllehury, on behalf OF iho oIty.
extended wCe0pe Grand Sire l,Oaoh
responded Tho delegates ihon
marched 10 Armory Hall, whoro So
lCct sosslonS commenced At moan they
adjourned 70 go on nm excursion 10
Lakes Calhoun and Harriet aud the falls OF
Mlnnclahn Tho reports show about 5Oo,-
900 lOdgo monlbrri and 30 900 CnonmpnOnt
members, gln Of nONry $1,000 loigo
members aud Of nearly 5000 OncOmplnont
members during tho last year Tho avail
nhlO assets Of the Sovereign Lodge arc $50.
600, gain OF $4,000 In Wow OF tho fact
that tho ast session cost $50, 900, Jho
Grand Slr1 recommends tho uboll,hmcnt "
annual sessions and the substitution OF bcn.
nlul sessions About two hundred dclo.
gates nro present In tho evening bun
quot wna held Ot Vests llOtOl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1S84
THE CABINET VACANCY.

mr.. Coon Appointed Acting Secretary OF
tho Troasury-Lou l.. Morton Looked
Upon as Secretary Foiger'n Suc0essor.
WASHINGTON, Sept ie-Mr, Coon has
been appointed Acting Secretary OF the
Treasury for ten dayS Under tho law tho
designation can not DO continued for an
additional period Al ihN expiration OF
this appointment therefore, Il will
bo necessary for tho President to
make n permanent appointment
That Ia NlI that Is known about the
vacant Cabinet 0hlce, and lOsinestor.Gen'
oral Gresham and Assistant Postmaster
General llaitOn say that they know nothing
Of the PrcsIdents intentions. Meanwhile
LAYl T. Morton has Obt lned leayo Of ab.
scnG0 from tho Paris Mission and should ar
rive In Now York about tho time that The
term Of the temporary appointments Of Mr.
stance some OF tho friends Of thg President
nttnGh much Significance, Mr. Morton
Is known 10 have tho friendship and
respect NJ tho President llo has had aspl'
rall0ns for q Cabinet position, especially Tor
the Treasury lie thought he would be Np'
pointed to that Office ut the tlme ,,he ro'
Gelyed tho Paris mission, and II ib quite
possible that even nj tho close OF the Ad'
mnlstratiOn hG might be disposed TO ACCEPT
4 Cabinet plucG, 10 do this, however, no
would b0 Obliged 10 sever his business con-
neGlion with his banking house which
perhaps hn would not DO disposed 10 do for
80 short tprm,
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ME- nlnlnn,s hInYrmnnL,.

BAR HARnoh Mo, sept 10. -Mr Blaine
left here yesterday morning for A augusta aud
will leave tho state on Wednesday, next for
Boston. On the following day no will be
at tho Massachusetts, Stats Fair at Worces.
ter, and will reach Now York The saulc
night
SPmSGTIEID, o., Sept lG,--James g.
Blaine will reach Norwnlk, o., on tho Lake
Shore Road, on Thursday, September %,
He will make his ABt appearance at
Youngstown, near the Pennsylvania lno
going thence to Warren and Mentor 10 visit
Mrs Garfield. llo Will then Walt Cloyo.
land, Elyr!a, Toledo and Cincinnati
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

COLUMBUS, Ga, Sept lO-htr James N.
Smith, an old gentleman, had beon for O
long tImo afflicted with asthma. Before
daylight Sunday morning hO arOSe from bed
aud walked out Into tho yard A few min
utes later Charlie liarris was passing aud
noticed something hanging on tho fence
Tho family was aroused and u light pro.
ceurcd, and, 10 the astonlshmcnt
and horror Of all, ID was found
10 10 tho dead body of Alr
Smith. lO seems TO have had u severe NJ
tack Of asthma and fell against tho fence
his neck catching between tho PALMS. and
causing death by strangultIon. His neck
was closely wolgad between two plllngs
ami hs hands grOspe1 tho fence on each
side Of him, Coroner BroOks WIS notified
and On Inquest WIS held, Tho jury re'
turned verdict OF death by asthma or
npOplaXy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18
blaine WIN Answer tho "sonllnor.

INDIANAroLls, Sept l6--lt IL authors
tatlvoly announced that voluntary reply
to tho Senttneps intorr,gOtorIcs will bo
0lod by counsel for Mr. Blaine during tho
ensuing week, that request for immediate
trial will bo made 90 lhe same time, and
that Mr. Blaine will come 10 indianapolis
about the drst week In October for tho pur-
pose OF giving his testimony The business
low the case TO bo dispatched without In.
convenience to lts machinery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

WAsnlN0roN, Sept TO- The September
report OF tho Department OF Agriculture,
now In press contains elaborate European
crop returns, an article on the area and
production OF wheat In India, with the
causes affecting the extension OF wheat
growing there. IL includes also discussion
OF tho question OF agricultural production In
tho United States, with especial reference
10 homo conRumptlon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

BuprALo, N Y, Sept i0.--ollyor DAB
rymplc Of 81 Paul, the erOot wheat farm
or Of Dakota was In Buffalo yesterday In
the interest Of ha incoming crop Ilo pro.
proses TO ehlphls surplus direct 10 Buffalo
by lnko from Duluth and has effected an
arrangement with tho Elevator Association
for storing largo amounts through tho soa
son, Having obtained favorable storage
rates no returns homo TO begin shipment nj
onco. llo expects his crop 10 turn oul
about 600, 600 bushels this year
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NomInnted for Congrean.

DETROIT Mich, Sept lO-Tho Repub-
lcans Of the First District met here thIs
morning and nominated Colonel John At
knson for Congress on tho lrJt ballot
BmpGEPORr, Ct, Sept l6 Tho Re.
publican Congressional Convention Of tho
Fourth District nominated Lyman Coo for
Congress-
TRoY, N. Y, Sept l6,--The Twentieth
District Republicans nominated George
West for Congress-.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18
give me the assurance that you shall
have full $3.50 900 circulation on q Bank
of half a million capital. a

YOn can, OF course, deposit 620'a III you
please; but you will get no more than
90 per cent circulation. They will cost
you more. OF course, and though you get
more interest, you will very likely be-
disturbed In the quiet possession OF
them very soon by The operation OF the
Funding Scheme.
The opinion gains ground here quite
rapidly, M yOn might Infer from Srcre.
tary Bontwelra Report that the debt
cannot be funded nj lesa than 8 per
cent
BY taking 10 40 bonds, therefore, you
would be undlsturbed az long as the
Blnking System lasts. or At least for
thirty years and more. None OF the
10 d0's mature before a. d. 1904. and
that Is quite long enough 10 embrace
within the scope OF any financial opera
liOn. 10 might be well 10 have your
formal application for y'r Increase Of
capital. aud then take such time M you
may wish for getting your Stock aub-
aPribed. II yOn desire, will confer
with Senator Rice In regard to forme,
&c. II mi Sht be better now TO lot him
take the lead.
Yours very truly, J.G. BLANK.
W. FISHER, JR, ESQ,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

CLEVELAND, o., Sept lO.-DspOtchos
have been received showing that tho Hook.
Ink miners ara desperate Six hundred met
vt Nelsonylllo last nIght and decided to 10
Ot onco TO tho Jumper mines aud stop tho
men working there night code Of sky
rocket signals has boen adopted 10 facll.
tate movements. Prominent cltilOns have
appealed 10 Governor lloidly for tents
fOrmlners oJected from tho company's dwell.
lIurn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18
Tho Now York Fasting Woman Detected
La IrAnn.

FoRr PLAIN, N. Y, Sept TO- An OK
animation has boon made by Dr. Darwin
Potter OF Kate Smulscy who Is alleged 10
have eaton nothing since March 10, Dr.
Potler's conclusion Is that tho girl Is suffer.
Ing from ST. VIluS dance, pure, simple and
uncompllcOted ~ unhesltatlngly pro
nounce tho alleged fast nm unmltlgatcd
humbug, stupendous frnud, and n physIo.
logical impoasibllIty" ho said. ~ am firmly
convinced that the lady takes some food and
some drink dally-onough at least 10 sup
port llfo and keep the body In u state Of
nourlshment that could not posslbly DO nv
tained by tho starvation claimed 10 have
been kept w during tho time mentioned"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18
TpR Mckinley blaa,crs oro blaming

TBE Mckinley blaaiers are blaming
Mr.. Paige that he did not get an appro.
priatlon through Congress tol erect u
poetofllce building In Akron.
These men may not know that the bill
failed In Republican Senate, John
sherman even. not saving II.
Mr.. Mckinley never tried TO get an
appropriation through Congress TO erect
n postoflce building In Canton, He
would rather use his Influence with the
administration 90 rent No q good round
eum n room In tho Saxton block, thus
helping his father.in law,