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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
Recent tcglalnllon In Lo,I.lnna,

NEW 0lu.ltANs, LO, july A bill
passed tho House yesterday prohibiting tho
opening Of places of public business on Sun.
dayi also u bill declaring unlawful contracts
FOR sale Of articles for future delivery, also
a bill asking tho Federal Government to 10.
store to tho State oil books aud papers re-
leling to the military history lof Louisiana.
These papers were lakon by tho military M.
thofitles during tho war aud removed 10
Washington Tho bill prohibiting prize.
lighting In tho State was lost, yeas ~,
nava Al
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
II Mnnlh lilo IA nrnnt Hmm.

CLEVELAND, o., July o,--rho Cleveland
Driving Pmk Company oIros u $4,000
puise to ClngsIono and JAY. liyc.sco for
trot july 81 beat three In i've, tho winner
TO take Oll the money The entries 10 closo
July 3 must DO accompanied by u 81, 900
iorieh, To 70 70 The horse ready 10 start II
both appear, the forfeit will DO refunded.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
A nln Fire.

PORTLAND, Ore, July "A large saw
mill owned by Grubor Oh the Lower Co
guile River In Oregon was totally destroyed
by FIRE yesterday. The Gre caught from
passing steamer. A large wharf, store and
other buildings were destroyed, also 800, 900
feet of fine cedar lumber Tho total loss
viii reach SIO,O There is no insurance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03

AtnANY, NJ ", july a. Richard Heller,
of Amsterdam, aud Miss Louise scoudorr,
OF Fonda, weremarIod yesterday morning
at Fonda tho groom surrenderlng $4,000
left by his first wife ON condition that no
should mol mnfry nrnln.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
work mems Claims Against u Broken
Firm.

SYCAMORE, ILL.,, July e,--Thore Is con.
siderable excitement among tho workmon
recently employed by the broken Marsh
Binder Company. About 81, 900 Is due
them, but "a matters now stand they can
not got u cent II " understood tho com.
puny's liabilities will reach $500, 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
FOREIGN FLASHES.

In the Commons Gladstone stated that
the second reading of the municipal bill
will be taken on Thursday.
At u Parliamentary election Tuesday,
IN North Narwickshire, TO All a vacancy
Albert Munt2, COnseryatlye,was elected.
Minister Lowell Is 20 much better that
no has decided not 10 abandon the
Fourth Of July dinner he Intended TO
give.
Earl Granville, Saturday, received q
dlspatch from Gordon giving assurance
Of his health aud safety. The date OF
dispatch IL unknown,
Negotiations between England and
Holland, In regard TO the Nlsero crew.
resulted In determination 10 use forcl.
bic measures to compel the Rajah OF
Tenom to release the captiyes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
FOREIGN iNrELLIGENUE.


INV NholNIN oouNls' b''lohHNN AlNNol ot
the Continent
LONDON, July 1.-The cholera scOurge
In the south Of France Is having n
marked effect upon continental travel.
The hotel and watering place prOprle-
tors Of the Riviera, and the summer re
sorts Of the north Of Italy complain
bitterly Of their lack Of patronage. The
steamboat companies also feel the do
crease In their passenger trallit, aud are
doing their best TO stle or color the
alarming dispatches from TOllOn aud
Marscilles, Many American tourists
who have arrived here with the inten-
tlOn Of making the continental itOur
during their summer holiday, have
changed their plans, and will conlne
their visits TO the British Islands, The
lnpkeepers OF Scotland aud Ireland are
consequently reaping an unexpected
harvest by entertaining shoals OF tour
ists who would otherwise b diverted 10
the continent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
Two Dozen men XII cd.

VicroUlA, u. O., July s.--An explosion
In tho Wellington Colllery ut Nanaimo yes
teldty killed tw'"wfnur miners and w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03

The House Committee on Elections has
decided to reconsider ls action In tho con.
tested election case Of Flcdurlcks vs., VIII
son, of Iowa, and The latter gentleman will
retain his scat
SENATE,
In tho Senate Tuesday tho River aud Hnr
borbill, after long discussion, wne passed.,
tho totnl amount Of the Appropriation
Mr. Allison reported tho Sundry Owl Service
bin, and snid that hn would call " up IN tho
mornina, with the expectation TINT the mat
tor would he lnnlly considered durlnH tho
dny, 80 that nollilnn of lmplstAnuo but tho
FOmlnuAlona blll would remain for ounslder-
alton this session. The senate thoh I'D
jOurnud
fho senate to-day nplatod on its amend
mrnla'tu the Naval hlll, nnd q now CONFER
oncn was ordered, Tho senate thou wont INTO
executive session, After ton mluiee m
cxlvutico session tho senaic resumed lcgIs-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
A VISIT no riLprN.

WASHINGTON, july A committee OF
Democratic Senators and Representatives
have gone 10 New York to persuade TIldon
10 reconsider hls determination not 10 be u
candidate They will toll him that his name
viii be brought forward at any rate, and
want authority 10 say that ho will accept II
nominated
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
TICKET OF rIIE rnoIIInlrioNrsrs.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 3, AT tho
state Prohibition headquarters yesterday II IL
learned that Ex-Governor 81. John, Of Kan.
sas, and Robert PltlmNn, OF Massachusetts,
have consented 10 become tho Prohibition
candidates for President and o.presidcnt,
and they will bo unanimously chosen ut tho
pIttAbuTqh Convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-12
WAsllINArON NOTES.

wAsuNGroN. Friday. Juy II, 1894
TIE BAtARIrs oP GoytHNNENr OfrlC1Ais.-Judgo
Lawrence First Controller has decided that tho appro-
praon acts recently passed by Congress provide Grthe
pavment Of the fun annual salaries OF all officers who
are continued In office. I'm salaries have been
locrcascd and under his decision officers who IN
Jrly l. and whose salaries have been Increased
cst he benefit the Increase dating back To July l. In
Office On July subject TO the reduction from that
date.
A PREMIUM FOR CHINESE LABoRERs.-1hS Collector
Of Customs for the District OF Arizona has Informed the
Treasury Department that the Mexican Government
ha4 entered into an agreement with steamshp company
to give bonus OF 200 mead Chinese sborers to be
landed at Guaymas Mexico, under Labor contract
JUDICIAL APPoNTMENTs.-Jamcs g. Boyd was to-day
apponted by hef Justice Waite he United states At
toroev for the Western District Of North Carolina, and
Thomas b. Keogh 10 be United states Marshal for the
same district to ill vacancies caused by tho expiration
OF their terms nominations having been made 20 pro-
vide for thsse vacancies during the late aesOn OF Con-
gTess
ANOTHER HEAVY ASsEssHEST.-The Controller OF the
Currency has directed that assessment Of 100 per
cent be levied on the stockholders Of the First National
Bank ef Monmouth, ILL.,
TIE MIDDLETON & Co. FAUURr.-In the Equity
Court To-day Frank MOrey appointed receiver OF the
b,ukuQ firm OF Middleton CO., IN place OF Mr.. q.
T. Green, and was required u give DchS ia INC sum oi
SIS 600.
FRArpUGENT VoUCHERs.-Three more indictments
were found by the GranG Jury to-day against BuTgdor
merchant OF this city, for the presentation OF false ac-
counts and vouchers tn the Bureau O Medicine ana sur
gerry Of the Navy department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-12
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Second Lieutenant
c. NJ Perkins has been ordered TO report to the Com
mandant Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard for Instructions
Captain b. L. Meade has been granted one months leave
Commander Allen V. Reed has been ordered to exauina
ton for promotion Ensign Joseph z. Jayne has been
ordered o ordnance instruction at the Washington Navy
Yard Lieutenant Charles r. Myers has been detached
from the Saratoga and placed on waiting orders.
The Tennessee, Vandae Yantic and Alliance, of the
North Atlantic squadron. have sailed from NewYork on
ten days practice cruise to Portsmouth. n II. Commo-
dore Luce will on the squadron AT that place and relieve
Rear Admiral Cooper II tho command on the 27th inst
Orders have been Issued TO have the swara which was
damaged IN recent cOlll-on with tho steamspp
Aurana, repaired M the NewYork Navy Yard. The
" the steamship company will be asked 10 pay
expense VI the repairs the ground that they were
cauaed by tho careessness Of the steamers Oncers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-12
ATTACKING MIR. GLADSTONE AGAlN.

LoNpoN. July 1l.-Nlr Gladstone, in reply
10 question boy Lord Randolph Churchill IN tho House
OF Commons to-day insisted upon the accuracy ot lls
s,aenont made 1T the meeting ~ Liberals at tho Foreign
Onlrc Yesterday that the Government had proposed
conpromi.o with the House Of Lords the franchise
bin. The proposal made through Earl
Granville, Foreign Secretary or state, TO Earl
Cairns but was declined MFR. Gladstone
admitted that the Maqu, OF salisbury had not used the
words he declined discuss the Franchise bill with
rome around his neck" He used the phrase concise
summary Of the Marquis Of sasburys opinion. Sir saf
ford Northcoc stated that he had the authority OF the
MARQUIS Of salisbury and Earl Cairns to say that their
communications In relation % the compromise were prI
vate Mr. Gladstone denied that they were OF private
nature Lord Randolph Churchill moved that the house
ADJOURN at the same time charging Mr. Gladstone with
htyfug used private communications with which 10 ira
ducr his opponents S William Vernon llarcourt Home
fecrrtaiy, deteaded Mr.. Gladstone LOIu RauiOiphS
motion 10 adjourn was then Withdrawn.
Mr. Gladstone repced the charge that he had tradnced
his oppouents Ii was a dlsgraceul lmputaton. Lsrd
hurr nil stated that hc deeply regretted having spoken
A. ne did. He mad done under tue lnHuencG OF Fe&d-
tnu lie promised to co operate with Mr. Gladstone III
orusr to avoid conflict with the House oil Lords IN ne
event of tue renewal of the offer OF compromise ME-
scstone SAID he A. satisfied with Lord Lurchll eG-
plauAtinu The Government, he sad, was sll Otsu 10
propositions for q compromise .
I'm The House u Lords scene similar 70 that IL the
House OF Commons took place between Tue MARQUIS u
Salisbury ahG Earl CRAWL
meeting OF the Cabinet will be held Immediately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-12
VICTIMS OF THE CHOLERA.
DEATHS IN MARsEILLrs AND TouLoN.
REFUGEES SICK IN srAiN-rurcAuuoNs AGAINST
TnE pIsrAsE.

! hifI"bEH SICK IN CONGRATULATIONS AGAINST
TnE pIsrAsE.
MArsriLLFs. July ll.--lhere wero nineteen
deaths from cholera In this city last evening aud
twelve between o'clock and noon to-day.
TouLoN, july ll.-Ihc number Of deaths from
cholera here last evening wac three.
BEEIIN, July 11.-In consequence of DR.. Koch's
report on the cholera in France the German Gov
eminent has requested the various Federal States
to adopt measures for the prevention of the intro
duOtion into Germany
PARIS, July lit is reported that there Is case
of cholera at Autcuil. suburb of Paris. The lnrdR
sigedn says that the case is Asatc chO lera, while
the Gdaiois says it is not. The Municipal Council
OF this city has, by large majority, decided not to
postpone the national fete on July IA.
MADRID, July 1.-THE refugees from Marseilles
on the Island Of MInOrca have been attacked with
the cholera.
ROME, July 11.-ItalIan troops blockading
all roads leading into Italy to prevent the intro
ductlon of cholera. All travellers, including those
from switzerland, are subjected to a quarantine.
LONDON, July LITTLE steamer Carthagna,
bound from Marsees for Cardiff, has been sighted
off Lundy Island. This is the vessel which sig
nailed that she had two cases of cholera on board
while passing the mouth of the Tagus.
BERNE. July 1.-THE Government Of Switzer-
lisbed by the Italian authorities against arrivals
from Switzerland.
HAVANA. July 1.-The authorities here have
ordered that all vessels arriving from French Med
iterranean ports, or from any port at which cholera
prevails, shall be detained seven days for obseTya-
ton if they bring clean bill of health or ten days
if they bring an uncean bill. If they had or have
cholera on board they will be subjected to rig
quarantine at the station of Mariel or Santia
go de Cuba The order also applies 80 all vessels
from Asia and Africa.
WASHINGTON, July 11.-Secretsry Frelinghuysen
has received the following telegram from Consul
Mason at Marsecs:
Deaths yesterday Touon IL Marselles 80, to-day 35
in 16 hours. No emgrants dTect. migrants from
Southern France usually embark at ports Sur
veilance emigrants and baggage from such ports sug
gested
ave have had passengers revoke their orders for
Eastern bound passages and there has been no Increase
OF Western bound travel from France since tho cholera
set in, said VI. de Beban the agent OF the French
Line Of steamers In fact those passengers who have
from France this country tell MS that there Is
deal more made II here than I'm France. We
certainly have felt effect far but that he due
to the fact that ne have not yet bad time to feel any,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-12
TRYING TO sEFM CHEERFUL.
TAMMANY DEPARTS UNRECONCILED.
THE DELEGATES DIsGCsTED WITH CLEYELANDs
NOMINATION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNE.I

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNEI
CHICAGO, July IL. There notable absence
of the great act of reconciliation which formed so
affecting tabeau at Cincinnati four years ago. 1t
is true that the speakers in the evening session and
the takers at the hotels afterward laid great stress
upon the nomination Of Hendricks as the bridging
of the chasm over which Fellows and Kelly had
been expected to shake hands. but the Tammany
train left this evening about the time that tho
second session Of tho convention began. and 1t car
red half a thousand unrecOnciled Democrats. There
were indications I'm plenty OF regret that
" the great John Kelly" as Governor Waller called
him, had not always been treated with respect and
as the Tammany chief sat in his room lie received
assurances of distinguished regard and many flsomc
compliments along with visits from Henry Waiter
ton and other pure souled patriots
The nearest approach to the old Kentucky coat
of arms performance tho spectacle presented
about o'clock when Watterson gave Kelly his
arm and walked him in spectacular position
through the corridors Of tho Palmer House and
.presonted him to some ladies who were waiting
70 see him. Some New-Yorkers were testifying
their estimate of Clevcland's strength. and thoy
were not Tammany men either, by laying largo
wagcrs that ho would not carry tho state In
November Kelly himself declined TO say moro
than that Cleveland could not carry tho state but
that lammauy would support the ticket after II
had had consultation aud felt the temper of its
constituents.
Tho satisfa ction folt generally by the delegates
at Kolly'a defeat IL no longer poRsurablc. mo
democrats seem 10 hayo only ono object oi lnio''
said an Indianian. which IL 10 meet every Tour
wears down John Kelly and get lick each time.
They say they'll never do u again but tbty cnh
rcsi,t the tcmptation" II was nm HNcrtutlon oI
nigh moral sense said Nurat llalstcad, of Ihr IN
cianah commercial. (which prompted the convention
to rchukr Butler and Kelly but the trouhlc Is that
tins time Butler and Kelly were both right
Charities Commissioner brennan, Of Ncw-loik,
tho maIshal of .lHmmauy Hail. stood before the
Palmer House all the afternoon Announcing that
the Tammany train would start for Sew York at
o'clock.
"Why," said a colorcd delegate 10 him, We are
going 10 nominate man for ce-lrcsldcnt at that
hour
Well, you can do that, and we viii elect him.
replied Brennan, significantly
Ex-Assemblyman J.. :. Cohen said: They have
nominated % man for President from Republican
State How can they expect O. elect hmf 1t Is
true we said we would support the ticket. but We
didn't promise to make unusual cNcrtlUus to do It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-12
FRANCE AND TONQUIN.
FRENCH DEMAND FOR AN GNDENNIrY-ATTITuDE
OF CHINA.

PARIS, July 11.-The Republique EdncdiSe
denies that Admiral Courbet has occupied town on the
coast Of China The demand NJ France for the payment
Of an indemnity reached NJ Patenotre, the French
Minister at shanghai yesterday, ard was forwarded to
Pekin France has given China one week I'm which 70
answer the demand. and. in the event Of an unsats-
factory reply being received, Will Immediately seize
one OF tho Chinese ports. Tho preparations
tor nm aggressive naval increment are complete The
papers report that LOO marines will start for Ionqmn
I'm August and 200 iufiRtry In september.
H. Paris belicycs III Fong Pao, the Chincsc Minister
mpde an oher to Primo Minister Ferry to Withdraw n.
tucdatry the chinese troops from TOnqn aud declared
that China recognized the right Of France to demand
rcparatlun.
I'm the eng arotuout AT lang-aou
PEKtN, July II In ropy to the ultimatum ot France
IN, suprrmo Council states that had inertiOn ~ In
ynlmaiinr he convention signed W lien Sln, aud mau
tns tha. cuoc sgued hy II Hung CharK ald Captain
Fuurnlsr n1tng date Of the evacuation Of IOuuun
received tho Imperial sanction Tue statement that
IL EonR offered Ia Withdraw tho Chinese troops
from Iouuuu AT once IA confirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-12
1 VESTEEy BANKING HOUSE FAILS.
EyTRErT AND wEDDELL EMBARRASSED - THEY
WILL PROBABLY PAY IN FULL
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE.

TvrRrrr AND wEDDELL EMBARRASSED THEY
WILL PROBABLY PAY IN FULL.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE.
CLEVELAND, July 1l.-Business circles were
shocked to-day by the foowg notice posted in the win
t,zrs of the banking house OF Everett & Weddeui
70 orr creditors: We regret that because of our
inability 10 realize securities Immediately We are
Obliged suspend payment -Our; properly 10 ample TO
satisfy all claims against u.s. ana all credos VIII be psld
In full with interest ds soon rs we are ave 10 convert
assets into money E'LhHii ~ "h"DELL'
Immediately u crowd gathered about the doorway.
The sidewalk was blocked and policeman found IL i'm
pos,ibe TO Leep the thoroughfare clear Attorney j. H.
Websteriwas appointed assignee, and his bond fixed at
100000.
The nrm has been expecting n crisis. which would
make tolay's action necessary strenuous efforts have
been made TO get into the saape most favorable
IN the FIRMS creditors, as well the members. The
cause OF the suspension is attributed to shrnkage in
legitimate values the tighness OF the money market
and strong drain upon deposits Securities OF 81 for 81
~ been offered loans, and while the firm has assets
repre,suting in actual value amount hundreds Of
tbousaud OF dollars in Of it's actual indebedness
they were uot available in a sudden crash. rough es-
innate places the firms liabilities az 100000 The
osse are sad 10 be- I'm the neigb ,od Of $500 900
The nru of Everett & Weddel is composed Of Dr. A.
Everett uresdent OF the East Cleveland Railroad Com
pany and Horace r. Neddell; ana IL Is one OF ihe pest
known private banking houses In the west having een
engaRed in business Cleveland for more than tlry
vnsrs II has ALWAYS noted among banking houses
for It's honorable dealing and the reltpIty VI s
GERS f. dld business quietly upon business prlhelpes
and was locally celebrated or i,s ~ ant g. chI
il Ald that rs the present liUl, u, sueEht
cped ont f. will resume business Inc cu'H h"use,
one OF the principal hotels "i tne cly 10 a,ohs the
firms property ana IL valued AT @loVoOOO' Win slgh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-12
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Malor Frank Bridg-
man. paymasicr Usitsd states Army has been retired
from active service and ordered to proceed 70 hs home
Major Thoml. ward. ass,tlnt Adlutant-GenoraL has
hcon ordered report In person 10 the Adutan Gsner
OF the Army for duty ia hls onca. captain Edward NJ.
ey 4h Cnvalry hai bees ordered 10 report In person
10 The Com maudng General, Department or the East,
for duty ps acting sssiglant lnspecOrO Ocncrh o that
department. rho rcsignatlos ot socoudLoutensnt
,,ooige H. Cameron, Gth cavalry, has boeu accepted
Hctgcints Joseph h. MaSdrld aud trcdeuck r. Day, Of
tho signal Corps. have been recommended for promotion
10 tho grado vi second iicutcnnuts In that soryicO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-12

money OF this $4,000 was money received Tor
State ana county taxes. Tho rsst wns stolen from
tho trust honda ~ tho surfogars aud cunny Courts
tpotfta bnndsmrn viii contest thr validity ~ the bond
upon which they Mo his sufetiea Last fail tho Hurct
tots required him 10 rufnsh further security, ana no
took the bond and had additional ntrfned Ia ~
body, and signed bi these persons The bondHmen clam
that I'M, act destro, ri the legality OF tho document ana
thii thcy cannot be held liable for TAO deficit Long u
ghtloh Is In Prospect Tor The county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-12
ARRESTED FOR STEALING STAMPS.

WAsHINGToN, July 11.-Ifermann Brugge
mann. the clerk in the Third Assistant Postmastsren
erals office, who detected stealing postage stamps.
arrested to-day Sheets OF stamps 10 the amount Of
300 found at his house He confessed that he had
been stealing December last and placed the amount
he had received from the sale OF the stolen stamps at
81 900 lie declared that elsa implicated in
his wrong doing The stamps sold to new>deaer
in OF the hotels but evidence mas been discovered
Of a criminal knowledge on the deilers part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-12
Sg0T BY HER INSANE MOTHER.

LEROY, n. Y, July 11.-Ela Kemp, age
eighteen Of Helena Montana, graduated with high
hopors from H. CHAM University In this place last
week mother East TO be present ut the COM
exercises and started hsmo with her daughter
the next day. On the way out Mrs Kemp WA taken IL
and hen she reached home her mind was Affected. on
the night OF their arrival Helena she took revolver
from her bureau asd told her daughter that she Intend
ell TO Kill herset Miss Kemp spraHg forward TO take
the pistol from her mother, when IL was discharged.
TRe bullet entered the yoans ladyS temple Killing heF
ipAtAntls.