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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
Tho Hull and bloodhound.
I,oulaVllla poaL1

Yesterday afternoon wild ChcrokcS
bull was imprisoned In tho pom Of Mr..
shucknght. Tho bull was vory ferooIous
ono, Just having boon received from tho
Indian Territory. by some chance tho
door OF tho pen was loft open. The bull,
observing this, made dash through IL
Two noighborng dogs ran AZ tho bull,
which no inconspd him that no charged
upon them, killing ono OF them with his
sharp horns. The bull, with head aud tail
high In tho air, continued his course. He
made dash for young butehor, struck
him In Tho side aud knocked him into the
ditch. tle thcn drcw back for another
plunge, but such was his impetus that ho
loapod entlroly ovOr the ditch. Two
bloodbounds, belonging TO maa In tho
nelghborhood, wore procured and put IN
pursuit Tho bull killOd ono, but the
other got him by tho e@, and ne amount
Of shaking would throw him on. He
finally ran again, with the dog still cling.
ing TO his car. Reaching Deargrass he
plunged into tho creek, aud hold his head
and tho dog beneath tho water until ho
Thought tho latter was drowned. Being
unable TO hold his head under tho water
any longer, he brought II up, but Tho dog
was stil there. The bull then swan TO
the bank, whore ho was lassoed aud cap
utel
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
TIE ARCTIC HEROES,
4 Grand Banquet rendered tho Returned
Explorers at Portsmouth,, N, H,-
Speeches by Secretary Chandler, Gen
eral Butler, and Others.

A Grand banquet rendered tho heturneo
Explorers at Portsmoutn, NJ H.-
Speeches by Secretary Chandler, Gen
eral Butler, and Others,
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Aug g. - The
meeting Of citizens In Music Hall last even
Ing TO extend the official welcome ofitho
,lty 20: Lieutenant Greedy and his sur
ylylng companions, was largely attended,
and was characterized by unbounded en-
thuslasm, Many distinguished persons were
present The meeting was called 10 order
by Rev, w, A, McGintry. Rev. W, IL, AL.
der made q prayer and was followed by
Mayor Treat OF Portsmouth. Secretary
Chandler was chosen TO act "a Chairman OF
the meeting, Mr.. Chandler In his address,
told the story OF the organization and object
Of the Greedy expedition, and related tho
history OF the successful effort Commander
SChley and his comrades made 10 rescue
Greedy, and paid o deserved tribute 10 oil
concerned,
Governor Butler, Senator Hale and Hon,
SalYue j, Randall followed with short adj
dresses, Secretary Chandler hero an
nOunced that II was impossible for Llenten-
ant Greedy and his party TO DO present Ow-
Ing N tho fatigue incident TO the days core
monies, lle then introduced q. A, Nes.
mth, brother OF Mrs Greedy who feelIngly
thanked Secretary Chandler and Command
ers Schley and Coffin and Lieutenant Emery
for their work OF rescue, lle was evident
ly much affected with emotion, aud his ref'
erence TO Lieutenant and Mrs Greedy graf
itude WAS very touching, Nesmlh read a
letter Of thanks from Lieutenant Greedy
General Butler was introduced amid tro-
mendouS applause. lie spoke feeling ly Of
his early acquaintance with Greedy whom
he described as sOd.eyed student Of OK.
poratOn aud travel, lle said the thanks
OF the Nation were duo TO Queen Victoria
for her gift OF the Alert As 10 polar
explorations, General Butler said he
thought Americans would never rest
until the north pole was reached.
Ilo thought party ought to bo sent
10 the Arctic to stay and advance
slowly, establishing supply depOts as they
moved The north pole belonged to tho
United States no said, and he predicted
TINT the country's territory would soop em.
NpCe the entire Western hemisphere poles
and ull, In closing he said all that Amer
leans needed 10 enable them to realize their
possibilities was u thorough knowledge OF
the principles Of their Government The
meeting closed about midnight
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug, 5,-Stato Sena-
tor S, l., Lord, Of EdgOrton, statos that tho
prospects for large aud hno crop OF tobac'
co In Wisconsin this year were never better
There are In the Sttc about 10000 acres
OF tobacco and $4,000 Of II is In Rock
and Dane Counties tho balance bo.
Ing scattered through Green, Sauk aud
other counties, Tho crop, Mr., Lord thought
would at q very moderate estimate bo
worth $1,000, 600 when harvested. II Will
bO safe In about four weeks now, and the
only things 10 fear arc hallstorms and frost
LYNcuHuRd, Kyo Aug, b,-lhe Lynch.
burgh Tobacco Association reports thn sales
OF leaf tobacco to August as 10000, 900
pounds, which IA 1000 900 pound, less than
for the same time last yeor The sales OF
leaf tobacco are now Increasing and tho
manufacturing lrudo IN looking up
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
Ilnae-Iiall

Games on Monday resulted at tollowsi
National League AT Chicago
cago, o; Cleveland, ., AT DeuoIt -Duf-
falo, IS; Detroit, o.
Northwestern League; At Milwaukee -
Milwaukee, 10; saltwater, 9. At Quincy
Minneapolis, 10; Quincy /. Az Tcrro
llaute-SaglnawS, o; Toro llOulo, o.
American Association; At Pittsburgh
Brooklyn, 4; Allegheny 9, AT Indian.
apolls-'roledo, II indianapolis, 7.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug, b.--Tho back
ors Of the saltwater Base. Ball Club, OF tho
Northwestern League, have got tired Of tho
steady output, and tho club played lts last
game here yesterday, The players Will ro-
ceive ther salaries In full. Tho hackers
are now four thousand dollars out Of
pocket
FoVT WAYNE, Ind, Aug, 5,-ln conso-
Quence Of financial embarrassment, the Fort
Wayne Base. Ball Club, Of the Northwestern
League, was dlsblnded yesterday Full
payment OF salaries Will be mado TO tho
players.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
LogA aud Lumber.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Aug, 5,--A meeting
OF tho lumbermen Of this section Of the State
Is shortly 10 DO called for the purpose
Of exchanging Views relative TO
curlOIlmont Of tho lumber crop by
making short saving season by
closing their mills on the 10Th OF Sep.
tembOr, and elecllng representatives TO tho
convention to bo held at Chicago on tho 23d
inst Rafting operations, which were sus-
pended Ot the Beef Slough works by reason
Of tho low stage of water, arc likely 10 bo
resumed. The closing Of tho works affected
over 800 employees, tho greater number hav-
Ing gone 10 seek employment In the harvest
fields. Tho outpour Of logs through tho
boom this season amounts w 1856, 600, 900
feat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07

PrrunuR0u Pa Aug, 5-Tho Criminal
Court room was crowded yesterday morning
when the trial Of A. NJ liowser, OF lrwlnS
Pa; Milton Weston, OF Chicago; Archibald
BlOkely OF Pittsburgh; llonry RemOloN
William II, Miller, William Johnston, aud
William Mcfarland, tho defendant In the
Murtaysylllo gOs'well riot cases, were called
up, General unry White, counsel for tho
defendants, asked for time 10 mako Oppll.
cation for the indictments, but
his request was refused aud tho
defendants wero nrraignod. A plOO OF
not guilty was entered by all Nnd
q demand nade for separate trials ON each
OF thO three lndlNmtnts-for murder r.o.,
and felOnlOus assault This was granted,
and A, NJ. Bowsor was placed on trial for
murder.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
CATTLE DISEASE.

Report Of Veterinary Surgeon Pnaron on
tho Recent Appearance of Texas Fever
NJ the Union Stook.Yard', Chicago.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill., Aug, b,-DE II. IL
Pooron State Veterinarian, has submitted
to tho Governor his report In relation to IN,
recent appearance Of Texas or splcnlc fcvoi
at tho Union Stock. Yards at Chicago. The
post'm0rtem examinations held upon three
of tho diseased animals showed the
traces Of splenlc fever In conclusion, Dr.
PoOren suggests that tho infested States and
Territories southwestern Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Ala-
bOmo Florida Mississippi, Louisiana, the
greater part Of Texas, Arkansas, Indian
Territory and Southern Tennessee, Includ.
Ing the States Of Kansas and Mssourl--bo
subjected to schedule by proclamation;
from now until tho lst day OF Novom.
bor Of this year. NIL railroads and trans
portOton companies should bo enjoIned
from bringing into this state any cattle
from the scheduled districts, unless thoIr
shipment Ia accompanied by certificate
that the animals are In healthy condition,
aud have not come from the Infected belt
OF the country within sixty days prior 10
the shipment
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
Iron and steel woritcra,

PI1TsnuRou Aug 5,-Tho ninth annual
National Convention Of the AmOlgomatod
Association Of Iron and Steel Workers as
scmblod hero this morning. 200 delegates
being present from all parts OF the coun-
try, After tho preliminary organIza-
ton, Vice President Kennoy, of this city,
delivered an address OF welcome llo ad-
ylSed education Os the best elevator Of tho
wOrkmon, and the soldlrylng Of the organ.
kOtlon with view TO future contests, but
recommended poOce whom possible, and o
broad and comprehensive view Of the rights
OF capital, President Weihe's response
MAA In The ammo conservative ton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
CAP TAIN LEWIS FATE,
The Questionable Conduct Of the Mate
mof tho Julia Banker to Be InVestigat-
ed,


The Questionable Conduct Of the Mate
mof tho julia Banker TO be InVestlgat-
ed.
KEY WEST, Fla, Aug, b,-Aiate Walk
or of tho Julia Baker who has been per-
sOnatlng Captain Lewis the dead master OF
that vessel, was yesterday arralgned before
Commissioner Locke on charge OF running
away with the vessel and disp0slng Of h0r
cargo Tho testimony proved that tho mas
tor was sick when tho vessel sailed and con
tlnued sO for six days, On tho sixth day u
man ut tina wheel saw the Captain fall from
his chair In tho cabin, lie was picked M
by III Q mate and stewart and laid on u mat
tresa on tho cabin ilOor They then admin.
slered 10 him something from u
bottle, Tho master died In few minutes,
The mate Immediately changed the vessels
course no ~ 20 reach tho Bahama Islands
She was originally bound for Trim
ldad, Arriving Rt Fortune Island
the mate sold the deCk-lopd Of lumber anil
then went 10 lnague, whose ho sold some
flour and bread, The vessel was then
taken 10 an uninhablted Island, where she
met q small schooner The meeting had
probably been arranged at lnaguh The
latter vessel took on board one hundred and
twenty barrels OF flour and departed, Mate
Walker going with her Walker re'
turned with her In i've days having been
able to sell only twelve barrels Of flour
lie gave tho small schooner twonty barrels
for hor services aud she left Tho steward
ran away In her Jumping on board over tho
Julia Bakers stern, The Julia Baker came
directly TO this port, where tho balance OF
her cargo OF -four was offered for sale ~
So u barrel Walker WAS held In 1000
for trial at tho November torn OF court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07

" holNonhoHA " INV NoW hbIh ionoc'
NEw YonK, Aug, 5-ThO police scandal
growing out Of tho arrest Of Marin Mondol.
baum, the noted fonco-keopcr, was stirred
up yesterday by tho reply Of Prosecuting.
Attorney olney to the statement OF In.
spcctor Byrnoa Tho attorney reviews
the action Of the Police Department. rc.
elites tho interviews which took place be-.
tween himself and tho Inspector, In which
tho latter tried to have tho llOey womOn's
exposures suppressed roterS to tho court
records rs showing tho effort made to kid
nap his witnesses, and after reltcrltlng yho
charge that tho heads OF tho Police Depart
ment were In colluslon with the celebrated
thla, ho asks tho pollco Commission 10
give tho whole matter candid invostga-
lion,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
Tho Crlala NJ mnnd.

LONDON, Aug 5.--rho Standard to-day
says; "Wo arc In position to say that the
negotiations between France and China
were definitely broken OF Sunday" Tho
Times publishes dispatch from Foo Chow
which says: Foo Chow Is qulotor.
China has offered TO pay an In.
demnIty OF 100000 taels about
$7OO,OO0 which Patenotro tho French
minister, has refused, Twelve Chinese
gun-boats have been placed In position at
Foo Chow. Tho French Admiral, Courbot,
Ia In q furious state Of mind, and has done
hls uttermost 10 provoke war;" N
DREsT, Aug. b.-Three transports have
embarked troops and stores hero for Ton.
euln. s,N.,y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
Inyestlgntlng tho soldler's Home.

DAYTON, o., Aug b,-ThO investigation
recently ordered by Congress Into the man
agement of the Soldiers Home began here
yesterday before General Henry Socum,
OF Now York; q, w, Steele, Of Indiana; IL
NJ. Murray, Of Ohio, OHl Byron NJ, Cutch'
con, Of Michigan, the commission appoint.
ed, The most important eylocnco addu'ed
WIS that Of William II. McKennoS Of
Louisville who awore that no WAS Kept
In tho guard house for nine days, aud put
on "dumpsn for thirty days Whom brought
before General PlSrllE, the manager OF thh
home no was not allowed to speak Tor hlm'
self, but was dragged back 10 the guard
house again, The Witness believed thi In
mates were afraid TO mako complaints 10
General Patrick, Os he was very severe to-
ward those who expressed any dIssalIilao'
tlOn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
Two Murders at Lexington. Wy.

LEXINGTON KY, Aug 5.-.Tho election
here yesterday was orderly, and terminated
in q Democratic majority Of 1897 in tho
race for Sheriff. AT tho court. house dis.
pule arose between George Stewart Dom.
ocrOt, aud j. q. Ccors n Republican, Tho
affair terminated IN Gecrs shooting Stewart
through tho hoad, killing him Instantly.
Another row occurred between Jack
Ceary and Dick Murphy In which tho
former was dlsembowelod. Ho has since
died. This resulted from an old difficulty,
and was In no way tho result Of the elco-
unn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
Alabama Electlon.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. b.--Tho State
election came of yesterday There was no
opposition whatever to the Democratic State
ticket, and very little Of party character
IN any Of the county contests. The hottest
fight was In Mobile, between tho Democratic
nominees and tho Independent Ticket and
In Birmingham between tho Democrats and
q combination Of Republicans aud Green.
hackers. Those two points were the battle
grounds Of the State
The only candidates before tho people for
State Offices In the election were; Governor
o'Neal, Secretary Of State Pholon and
Treasurer Smith Tor reelection and M. q
Burlle for Auditor, T. N. Mcclellan for
Attorney General and s. Palmer, Suporln.
tendont OF Education.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
GOOD OR BAD TIMES.
A Boston Newspaper Has Beoome Tired
of Reviewing the Stock Markets and
Submits the Following.
[llOAton Transcript

OF Reviewing the stock Markets ana
Submits the Following.
llloaton Transcript
We ara tired of the market and have
drawn up tho following, which we warrant
will hold good until after the Presidential
eleclOni
STOCKS SHOULD ADVANCE.
Because Of tho abundant harvests. The
wheat crop il estimated at 1000, 900 bush.
els, Tho smallest wheat crop of late
years was IN lSsl-9sO, ,0OJ, 900 bushels, and
the largest In lSs2-5O5, 900, 900 bushels.
Because India promises 20 send less
wheat into Europe, aud foreign crops are
not oYor.brilllant,
Because everything except coal Is low,
and most things ara below the cost OF pro-
ductIon. Tho present price Of sugar
makes molaasoa worth nothing OIL can
not be placed above ground for It's pres
ent price OF slxty'Gye cents per barrel;
wheat, now a. elghty.throe cents bushol
al Chicago, has always proved TO DO cheap
at under dollari only tho Pennsylvania
Steel Company can sell steel rails at under
thirty dollars, aud few, II any, furnaces
can afford 10 mako iron for tho present
prlooa,
Because stocks have tumbled for three
years from July 2, 1891, TO July 2, 1884,,
with tho heaviest decline In 1894, and are
now selling upon the average NJ loss than
one'half their former value. An average
OF the leading stocks upon tho New York
list shows prices now under an average OF
ilfty.throe against an average OF lOOA In
1881,
Because money reserves are large and
funds must bo easier. A surplus Of S2S,'
100000 above the legal twenty-five per
cont reserve III tho New York banks Ia un'
precedented.
Because throughout tho enormous shrink
ages In all securities and classes OF NOR
chandlae, failures have been light In leglti'
mate trade.
Because Of tho dearth OF securities In
Wall street, ~ shown by the loanlng pro-
mluma for all leading securities.
Because prices In many instances are no
near nothing that they can't 20 lower
Because oVory unfavorablo element has
boon thoroughly ventilated and It's lnnu.
onco now fully discounted by declines
which have been more farroaching than
anybody ever predicted.
Because prices, though dull, arc rcmark'
ably steady,
PmoEs SHOULD DEcIISn
Because Of
Failures.
DefalcatIons.
Strikes
Dlatruat,
HoardIngs Of money by individuals and
banks,
Pools aud manipulation,
HIgh'pricod stocks oorncrod
Low-prlcod stocks not wanted.
Depleted pockelbooka.
Incomes diminishing.
Mills closing,
Presidential election approaching.
Railroad pools brcukIngu up.
Railroad rates diminishing,
Big crops calling big money from Wall
Stroe.
Clearinghouse exchanges decreasing.
Real estate falling,
Cholera approaching.
The elaboration Of tho above 10 TO DO
found In the daily dispatches
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07

New YonN Aug, b,-Wllllom Bliss, who
10 charged with having forged nlno drafts,
aggrogNllng 5,O1l marks, on tho hrm OF
Madenhclm Bros, OF Mannheim, Germany,
for whom no was u broker was arrested
yesterday ON board tho steamship city OF
Chicago 5n his arrival. Ten dollars In cash
and list Of forged securities were found In
his possession llo admitted his guilt and
consented 10 return TO Mannheim,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
Thought 10 IInro commlttoa Suicide.

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Aug. D. - About
half past three o'clock yesterday afternoon
at tho residence Of j. d, Stout about four
miles east Of this city, tho dead body Of
Miss Lizzie Chrlsmon was found with her
throat cut. Miss ChrsmOn was about
twenly.sovon years Of ago, and had lived
for years with tho family OF Mr. Stout II
s supposed TO DO case Of suicide, though
the Coroner has not yet finished his invostl.
cation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07

CLEVELAND, o., Aug b,-Muud s, left
her quarters at GlenyIlo yesterday after.
noon In special car for Saratoga. There
sho Joins Mr., Vanderbilt, and will DO usod
by MIN on the road for u fcw days. Bair
went TO Cincinnati, and will stay there un.
NJ the queen Is again turned over 10 him.
That will be during tho week OF the
Rochester grand circuit meeting, Maud
will trot an exhibition nile there, and then
DO taken TO Providence and DO sont fast
mile on tho track on which Jay.lIyoSoo
got hIg record Of 9.l0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
DlSorderly Mocung of French Loelslator.

PARIS, Aug. 5.--Groat disorder and tu.
mutt characterized tho opening OF tho
National Legislature which took place
yesterday at hlarsellles for tho pur.
pose Of revising tho Constitution.
PrcllmlnorIcS having been arranged amid
much confusion, In which both tho right
and'lett participated Minister Ferry as.
ccnded tho tribune TO unfold the proposed
plan OF revision Several members protest.
cd that Ferry was out OF order, claiming
that the committees should first bo appoint
ed Great excitement and uproar onsucd,
and the President suspended tho sitting
while the tnmult was at TIA height.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
A Crash In Canada.

ELoNpoN, Ont, Aug. b,--The Toronto Car
Works, Of this city, made nm assignment
this morning, II Is thought the liabilities
will foot up quarter of q million. tits be.
lleyod the assets will amount to very nearly
that sum. Many mechanics are thrown out
Of employment There are apprehenslons
that Tho works will never resume operations
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
u Mna Not Ynllow reyor.

New YouK, Aug. "a case Of sudden
death from disease resembling yellow
fever was Investigated by the health Of
aclals Saturday, The victim was sailor
on tho steamer Acapulco, which had come
direct from Panama After u thorough In
yestlgillOn tho health authorities now say
tho cusO was ono OF ChagroS foyoL Orders
have been issued TO bury tho body al once,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07

CHICAGO, Aug, b,--oTIn A. Carpenter,
who was charged with tho murder OF his
aoryant gill, Fora Burns, Ot Lincoln, ILL.,,
l,nd acquitted OF the charge SomO months
20, c0nlOmplOtes bringing an action for
\ ,mages against tho membeIs OF the c0ni'
hltteo Of citizens at Lincoln who waited on
him with sot OF resolutions warning him
TO leave that city, Mr. Carpenter was In
this city yesterday consulting lawyers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07

MoREuBAp, KY, Aug. b.---In an altorca-
ton yesterday between william Trumbo
and II, q. Price, the latter was sllghtly
wounded, Solomon Bradley killed, I'D Sim
norman fatally wounded, and John Martin
and Allen Sutton seriously hurt. Bradley
u prominent cltlzon, was trying 10 stop tho
eight when he was shot. A largo crowd
was standing around and others woro shot
accidentally. II Ia not known who did the
ahoniinp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
Want Mnddlnrton Rocallod.

PARIS, Aug. b.--ono section Of tho Paris
press demands the recall Of WaddIngton,
French Ambassador at London, as the
author OF tho Ango.French agreement
which was defeated In the Egyptian Con-
ference II Is reported that WaddIngton
offers 10 resign. The Figaro referring 10
the subject, says:
waddlngton's successor must display great.
or energy against the spread OF English pow.
or French aud English interests aro now
completely opposed, aud conflict 10 inovitn-
bio III tho near future,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
Twelve raupcr. Rcfuscd Landing.

New YoRt, Aug, b.-The Commissioner
OF Emigration yesterday inspected the
stocrago passengers on tho City OF Romo,
and found twelve In a destitute condition.
These were not permitted 10 leave the
steamer and can only bo released by ordor
OF tho Collector or Surveyor OF tho port.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
rhn GnlInwA IN Ihnhn.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Aug, b.--Goorgo
Pearson, who killed John +. Hall, known
~ "Johnny Behind tho Rocks" In q
quarrel In saloon, was hanged In Boise
City, Idaho, IIo was driven mile
aud half from the Jail aud executed
IN tho presence Of about 1000 spectators
His gallows speech had nothing about 70.
ligIon or Heaven, but claimed an old sett lor
was being put ont OF tho way unjustly, not
Tor the murder, but for breaking out Of jail
nftsr his arrest, and ho called on tho old
u,onoers 10 nyenge him,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
Logan won't Talk.

NEW YoRS, Aug o. General John A.
Logan arrived In Now York yesterday In
company with A. b. lllll, his private score
tary, and w, u. Crooks, Of Philadelphia
llo has taken rooms NJ tho Fifth Avenue
llool llO refuses 10 talk with roprasonta-
tlvos Of tho press llO says ho came to tho
city upon private business, and that hi,
visit has no political significance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
The Great Pacing Race to occur NJ Chi

CLEVELAND, o., Aug SIT 10 expected
that tho Johnson. Rchball race will occur
NJ Chicago Tho horses Oro In Buffalo this
week and oftor that viii 70 to Rochester
II Is expected they will proceed from the
latter place 10 Chicago aud pace their match
at that city, as II Is on their way 10 tho great
fair at Minneapolis.