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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

IT seems that Europe will be short on
wheat as we'll as this country, for the
latest intelligence from over the water
IL that the present wheat acreage of the
United Kingdom Is ITO 10 per cent.
below last years, and that this short
acreage, combined with the backward
ners In the growth Of the crop Itself,
will cause u deficiency In this years
product as compared with last years OF
100000 quarters. The circular alsC
states that II is estimated that the wheat
crop Of Go many Holland and Belgium
will be short this year 100000 quar-
ters, that Of Austria, Hungary, South
Russia and Spain 100000 quarters, and
that Of France 100000 quarters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

THE Dayton Journal, an orthodox ex
pOnent Of RepublIcanism, Is very evi
IDENTIFY not u Blaine organ, judging
from the following from n recent ls,ue
Let US have no more defensive cam
paigDs with long chapters OF accidents
that were nothing more or less than
egregIous blunders. When Baine con-
cluded TO take the stump be advertised
his desperate chances aud the fight was
lost from that day. Then came the
scandal, and the swallow tail dinner,
and the BurchaId ALTERATION, with the
StalwaIt undercurrent working against
ua all the time, " was a camlaign OF
blunders from the beginnlngi full OF
political pyr0Iechnics, ifyou please, but
after the fireworks we had the burnt
stick that came down on our heads with
u dull tbud. We don't want uny more
OF IT,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

The success OF Joseph Pnlli2'r Is q
striking example OF what pluck ana
perseverance, will do. Coming 10 Amer
lea, from Germany, twenty years ago, no
was not only without great means, but
was handicapped by being unable TO
speak q word OF our language. IN the
face of all this he has managed TO
achieve success almost unparalleled
In the annals'of journalism, Not only
IL no the owner OF the "5t, Louis Post
Dispatch" u most valuable newspaper
property, but he has acquired the pro.
prietary right In the "Ntw York world
aud In one year after his acquisition he
transposed that paper from one OF the
pO0Itlt and most Improbable to one OF
the best and most remuDefatiyH sheets
OF the metropolis. In the Blaine Cleye.
land campaign Mr.. Pulitzer espOuse1
the cause OF Cleveland and dld most OF
fective work Ia his behalf The great
success Of the "WOrld" IL, without ques'
tiOD, due TO the illustrations tat a pear
In It's Saturday aud Sunday editions.
Mr. Pulitzer. with his usual BeeDness,
saw that u pictorial representation. OF n
subject or portrait Of o promiuent
man possessed far greater interest 10
the public than a mere pen picture and
he accordingly embellished his pages
with the portraits Of local and national
celebrities. In 1884 Mr. Pulilz'r wa
chosen 10 represent Now iOlkln OnD-
gress and he will DOUBTLESS make rec
ord there during the next session. But
what brlngs him prOminentlyb b fore the
public at this time 10 his connection
with the BarthOldi Statue Peioetal
Fund. Since tho statue OF Liberty En-
tightening the World" WAS presented 20
the people Of the United States ny jhe
sculptor BarthOldi, apasm die elf1ns
have been made 10 collect enough iunda
to complete the pedestal. Concerts and
entertainments have been given, the
arisiocrats Of New York app aled TO, and
although considerable funds were
raised theTe still lacked some 100000.
This Mr.. Pulitzer set TO wcrk TO raise
and with the ana Of the people tlr ugh
popular contributions Of smoll sums
raised between $4,000 and $4,000 This
was yeritable triumph for the people,
and the pedestal Is IN fair way TO COM
pletiOn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

Colonel Char. Denby, II kyansvllle,
Indiana, who was lappolnted on May 80
1885, TO succeed John Russell Young 40
Minister to ChlnP, 10 by birth n. Virgin
ian, having been born In B0tetonrt
county, Of that State, June 30th, 1880,
He was educated partly at Grorg town,
ID. c., and whilst there received three
medals for excelllng In hls studies, He
graduated at the Virginia Military IN
atltute, aud In 1858 removed TO Eyana'
willie, where he was employed on the
Daily Enquirer, supporting himself
thus whilst he was studying law In the
Office OF Baker & GRryin. He was ad-
mitted TO the Bar In 1866, ard IN the fol-
lowing year was sent TO the Slate Legls'
latnre, here he served with distinction.
He was appointed by James Buchanan
Surveyor OF the Port of Evansville, and
continued In this Office for three years.
Upon the outbreak VI the late war he
served M Lieutenant Colonel OF the
Forty.secOnd Regiment, Indiana yolun.
teers, ard subVquently became Colonel
OF the Nineteenth Regiment. Alter "A
service Of three years he resigned, hay-
ing been twice wounded during his SER
vice. DeyOting himself 10 hia profession
Col. DENLY berau one OF he most dls'
tinguished bmrlstersOf his section. He
was frequently pressed TO accept the
nomination for Congress, but alway7
declined. H., In conjunction with Mr..
Kumler, formed the law llrm OF DENLY
a. KumleT. In 1858 Mr, Denby " smar-
Iied 10 Mis-, Fitch, daughter OF TX D..
n SanHt0r q n Fitch. OF IOpaugDOTt
Indiana. Col Deuby, bcsllea being
thoroughly eOnyersanl with the French
aud Spanish languages, is well yersed
In Oriental affairs, and will d0ubtless
make n most acceptable minister TO TINT
country, John Russ II Young, whom he
succeeded, |, well known to the public
M the com mpanion OF General Grant dur
ing the laltu's tour OF the world, aud
az the author OF the work Gescl ibing the
Anme,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

A JUST Judge lives In Hunting
ton, Pa. Last week son Of JudgeJohn
Laporte murdered friend, He escaped
capture, and, returning to his fathers
home, confessed hls crime. The Judge
was overcome with emotion, but his
dniy was plain. He said to his 500;
John, this IL horrible. When / was
made a Judge lswOre to obey the con-
stitutlOn and enforce the laws Of the
common wealth and l cannot do other
wise than surrender you to the officers
II you are JustiGable in this thing, as |
believe you are, you will be cleared and
our name yindicgted; but II not, the
law must take It's course" The Judge
then hItched up his horse, drove TO the
railway station, took the first train and
delivered his son into the custody Of the
Sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

AN enterprieing Now York publisher
ia 10 give ~ q Bible In which will bo
incorporated tho rejected readings Of
Tho American scholars employed on tho
Revised Version, II shall" ho says,
"boom this Bible for all II is worth, and
guess American patriotism can be- do
pended Oh TO ing success" But as
American patriots have decided that tho
version VI the Bible which has stood tho
wear and tear Of $50 years Is good
enough for them, we aro afraid That tho
aforesaid boomer Of tho Scriptures with
new world improvements will find his
tnek thanklees enc,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

The Philadelphia Record thlnko that
the Democrats will carry New York
State this fall without trouble, and notes
that the two strongest candidates for
Governor the Republiconscoul putinto
tho aold.-one q reformor, ouea practical
politician--hovC made business arrange
ments into which they would not have
entered had they believed there was On
eyen chance OF success.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
EUGENE HlaaINs, Chief Clerk {

EUGENE higgins, Chief Clerk OF tho
Appointment Bureau Of the Treasury,
has discovered q number Of Office hold
ers In his department who secured
places as soldiers, but who lost q finger
or an arm In threshlng machines, And
the Republican correspondents are de-
Tending these frauds and charging
Higgins with making war on old SOL
dcrs Some years ago, one Of these
frauds, who had q position as door
keeper OF the House, confessed that he
lost his arm runnlng aTeOping machine
In Wisconsin, while he was on recOrdas
haylng lost II on the Union side at
Shiloh,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
0ItouaIl ON RatA.n

"Rough ON Rats"
Clears out rats, mice reaches. FLEA ants, bedbuRa
Heart Pains.
PalpitAtiOn. DrOpalcal Awongs Dz1lnesa, indlges
Ion, Headache, sleepetsness cured BY "Welih' heAu
kenewor"
"Rough ON CornA"
Ask for wells "ROugh on Corna ibc, Quick, com
plelo cure Hard or soft oOrna, warts, Ounloih'
"Buchu-Paiba,"
Quick, cOmplote cure all Kidney bladder and UIiu
arj Diseases ScAldlng Irritation, Stone drayel, OA
tairh Of tho bladder o. Drugeistu
Bsd-Vugr, Files.
Files, reaches, anta, bedbugs, rats, mice, gOphem
ohpmunka, cleared out by 'lIough ON lsatA," lbe
Thin People,
"Wells' Health Reneworn restores health aud ylgor
cures ID apepsla, Impotence, Sexual Deblllly' w.
"Rough ON Pain"
Cures cholera, c,lc cramps dlarrh@n aches, pains
sprAlna, headache neuralgia, rheumatism sOo hough
on pain plaaloIs, lbc.
Mothers.
n You are falling, broken, worn out ard nervous uae
"WellF Health Renewer" ti, Druggists.
Life Prenoryer,
II You arc losing your grip on llfe Try Wella Health
Goes direct 70 weak apoh
"Rough ON Pllen."
Curea Piles OF HomOrfhOda Itching, PrOirudng,
llefdinR lhtrfnhl or olhbt lnlrfhhl anu fAlrlnhl
Remedy In each pachage hnrc cure, b0c, Druggiila
Pretty, Women,
Ladies' who would Telhln freshness and uyAcity,
Don't TAIL 10 try "wplla' Hoalth Henewor"
though ON Itoh."
'1l0uRh on Iohn cares humOra erupllOnh, rlngwonn,
Iotlor, salt rheum, frosted feet ohblAlna'
"Hough on Catnrrh,"
COrect' Oif usye Odoa at once Complete cure Of
wiat chrnlo Aaea also uutqus ~ gafglo for Dipihe
ria, Sore Throat, Foul Breath, b0o 3
Tho Hope Of the Nation.
children, slow IN development puny, aOrawny and
delicate, use "WellS lloalth l.cnewer"
CaInrrh of the Blndder,
Singing, Irritation, Inflammation all Kidney ana
Urinary complaints, cured ny nuch paba" u,
"Wnlor nuga Reaches"
pough on Rats" clears them ou', also Beetles, Anita
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

THERE are little FOOLS and big fools In
tho world, but tho biggest Of oil FOOLS
when ho gets ashore after a three years.
cruise 10 the jolly Jack Tar. A man'o''
warsman was paid of from the United
States frigato, Lancaster, at the Brook.
lyn Navy Yard with $780, Ho was
ashore Just twenty four hours when a
confidence man euchered him out Of
feiO Of II IN the way off, loan on the
strength OF being an old sbipmate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

awaken religious sentiments long dor
mant, she proposes to send musical
organizations through the country
which will render the religious music
not only in concert halls, but In pIOllc
places where masses OF people congre.
gate. Mrs. Thompson intends not only
to organize bands Of sacred minstrelS
to travel from place to place, but de,
sires 10 get together local companies OF
young people, under good musical dlrec'
tlon, who will give sacred concerts. She
is very much In earnest, and is fully dc
termined to try the experiment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

AFTER all the Democratic cry about
frauds In the Treasury Department II
was found upon making the count Of
monoy-whic the Democrats expected
10 bo very sensational, having charged In
last fall'e campaign that hundreds OF
thousands of dollars were missing
that not u cent was missing.-LRepoei.
tory,
How about the Commissioner Of Agri-
cultures Office that was left with Just
s3s In the safep What became Of the
tbouunnds that should have been therop
Ask Of that model Republican official,
Commissioner Lorlng,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

PAYING Teller Scott, Of the New York
Manhattan Bank, who got away with
$l0O,6l0 AZ may have been u good man,
but not In the sense that term Is usual
ly connected with dishonest bank OIL
clals. He WAS not church member or
Sunday school superintendent, andl the
customary Gings of photographers who
labor under the egOtistlcal delusion thaI
they are saying something witty Will
not be In order In this case. ;s::,. .rs
MIn connection with this subject the
Plain Dealer says: Ia II not about time
that steps were taken TO prevent the
transfer OF American funds to CanadaY
For som, time In the past 1t has been
deemed slick caper for q cashier or
teller In a bank TO pack his grip iull OF
negotiable securities and current funds,
after hoOdwlnklng the officials 40 long
as possible, and then skip over TO Can
ada, where the dominion tradesman may
profit by his peculatiOns. The latest
slip took away 100000 from New
York bank, and the paying teller who
did the business was neither a deacon
In the church nor sunday'schOOl gu
perintendent. II has become 30 Gus
tomary to learn that such theft was
the work Of one or the other of these
classes that when one Of the worlds
people does such q thing society gasps'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

IRON doesn't seem to be Ao miserably
dull In demand when some mills Intend
to work on Decoration Day; nor do any
of the leading industries appear do
pressed. The fact Ia, profits are toned
down and fortunes are not made In
year as In the initiation period,
but there ia a substantial and not un-
prosperous trade going on.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

Mps. ELlzlDgTn THOMPSON, who IL
no widely known for her charities, and
IN now living In Stamford, Connecticut,
IL contemplating an original scheme for
doing good. On the theory That the old
and stirring religious hymne which
were familiar In childhood, and from
which many people IN later years drift
90 far away that barely m echo Of them
remain In the memory, would, II heard
again, stir old recollections and 70.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
An End 20 I,nnn snrnnlnr.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says: Having received 80 much benefit
from Electric Bitlers, | feel II my duty
TO let suffering humanity know II.
Have had u running sore on my leg for
eight years; my doctors told mo | would
have 10 have the bone ecraped or log
amputated. | ueed, Instead, three bot.
Ties Of Electric Bitters and seven boxes
Bucklen's Arnica Salye, and my log is
now sound and well.'
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty conta
u bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salye at
2bc, per box byp, II. Barr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
lie Koot tho whole uou . Awal

WASHINGTON d. C.--Mr. i. o, No.
Cleary, u prominent solicitor Of patents
OF this city, was troubled for several
weeks with severe cough, which not
only deprived him " sleep but annoyed
others, The only thing which DID him
any good. he Gays, was The new prepara-
tiOn Rcd Star Cough Cure, purely veg
etnble compound, tree from oplates, mar
cotice or polsons OF any kind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
TIE nnmorrata Of slntk no,

THE Democrats Of Stark county are
going 10 send John Mcbride, President
Of The Coal Miners State Association,
back TO the Ohio House Of Representa-
tiveg, whether or no. The working
Glasses uf Ohio never had moro cour-
ageous, cool headed and consistent friend
aud advocate IN their halls Of Legisla
tion than Honest John Mcbride Of Stark.
-fCleyeland Prese.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

enza, and all throat aud lung dleeases'
Montgomery n Co., druggists, DEBORAH,
Iowa, say: I'VE are having run on
Positive Cure II gives universal sat
isfactloD." Prize 80 cents and one dol,
lar. trial bottles free Of Durbin Wright
% Co., DruRgIBta.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
1hrnn 4 nnnln.

The Thousands Of remarkable cures
which have been accomplished by
Hoods Sarsaparilla are due simply 10
threo effects which this great medicine
ha1 upon those who take II.
First--Il purAes the blood.
Second IT strengthens the system
Thlrd-It gives healthy action 10 the
digestive organs.
With these three effects no disease
can long retain its hold II Ia forced TO
leave the system, giving place TO health
and strength, through the potent In
nuonce OF Hoods Sarsaparllla. Sold by
oil druggists. Fry II,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

SENATOR John Sherman, now at Van.
couver, seems TO bo working along the
line towards Alaska, the seat Of hls yal-
liable seal Fishery investments saved
from his Washington salaries and other
patriotic perquisites Of the past double
decade.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
Legal Notice.

John davidson, whose last known place of rcsldenc
aa Al Allegheny CITY state VI punnylyanla, viii tke
nolicn thai on thp 9Ilh dhY 0f Mby A. d. 1875, 1tlla
uayldn0n filed her petition In the Court " Common
plenA I'm aud for tic county " btnfk ana STATE VI Ohu,
ntaylng for divorce N M said John Davidson, on the
ufound o eat eme Cruelty, bnd on tho further ground
of adultery BAd petition nfHys that hhld lgla David
aon mar DO divorced from tho said lohn Davidson, that
aho mny have reasonable allinony tnt Bho mar be do
rfead tho custody u their nnuf children Hald cause
Will be- iof healing tOm aud aitr tho lll DAY OF July,
A. D 1000 HitA DAVIDSON,
mApfLw Dy !, q, srANtHt, her Att'T
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

Persons whose lungs are impaired or
have throat diseases should not 20 70
the senehore, 40 the air IL always polls
onous 10 such troubles. Uee DR.. Bige-
lows Positive Cure; II cures coughs,
colds, Group, bronchitis, asthma, inilu-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

PRESIDENT Cleveland has caused II to
become known that he cannot attend
commencement exercises at college,
owing to the loss Of time II would on
tail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

The cure effects OF Ayers SarsapaTilla
are thorough and permanent II there
Ia lurking taint OF scrOfula about you,
Ayers sarsaparilla will dislodge II, and
expel II from your system,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

Nolloe Il hereby given that tho undcrsgned hs been
d,,ls appoed and qualified az Executor " tho estate
Of Chsrles illoi, late Of stark county 0hlo deseasd
maQi,dw PETER DA1,lEr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, FLEA, ants, bod'buga'
Heart Pains.
PalpItAtiOn DrOpslcal swolllngs Dlzdneaa lndlges'
Ion, Headache, seeplNsnehs cured by "Wellh' heAlh
ltencWeT.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
Apuy AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Captan WHY'S Ly-
man. 9Th Infantry now this city on leave OF absence
will report September TO NeutenantCoionei ROBERT
" Scott Sd Artillery. for duty in his office In connection
with the publication OF tho Official Records of the Re
bellion The leave OF absence granted Post Chaplain
George W. Simpson has been extended one month.
WASHINGTON, Aug 22.-Ensign simon Cook mas oeeh
ordered 10 duty IN the coast survey Chiet Engineer
George A. White has been ordered 10 duty on the row
hatan Chief Engineer III. W. Fitch has been detached
from the Powhatan and placed on waiting Orders;
Passed gineer A Kerby has been detached
from the Dale and ordered 10 the Wyandotte anu on
her arrival at City Point placed on waiting orders
Leave OF absence has been granted to Ensign ~ ~.
Hughes for three months, with permission 10 Apply lot
an extension Lieutenant d. rilley has been ordered
10 the Naval Academy. Lieutenant Burns l. waning
has been from the Vermont aud ordered TO re-
port at tho Naval Academy. Ensign John ~. GlDpons
has been detached the Naval Observatory aud or
dered TO report duty at the Naval Academy Ensign
J. g. Gilmore has been ordered 70 washington from
Philadelphia TO report the Chief OF the Bureau OF
Navigation Ensign A. W. Grant has been orucred 10
duty at Norfolk - ..,,-. Ill. -
The training ships. with the New Hampshire Will par,
cipate IN the September 10 AZ newport
OF the victory OF Commodore Perry on Lake frie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsmSGToS. Saturday Aug. %. 1883.
NEW LIPE SAVING srATIoSs.-The General supernten-
dent of the Life Saving Service has arranged for the
Enlistment of life saving stations at INC ioHo%ins
places Sturgeon Bay Canal, WIS, Peniwstef' Mon,'
Frankfort Mich White River Mich. and South Haven
Mich Proposals have been invited fo- the construction
Of the necessary buildings.
MR. GARIAND's PRIVATE SECRETARY REsIGSs-Mr.
Walter NJ wilson private secretary to the Attorney
General has rendered his gnation take effect
September In order To accept the position OF court re-
porter Albuquerque " NJ, where no VIII ALSO epgaBe
In the practice OF law.
SILVER PURcHAsE.-The Treasury Department to-day
purchased 60 900 OF silver for delivery az the
Philadelphia Mint for coinage into standard dohrs ihe
offers received yesterday were rejected as excessive ana
counter offers made TO the dealers to buy at the
rate OF 81 06 per The Department was Informed
to-day OF the acceptance OF Its terms and the purchase
was contaminated
on THE NORTHERN PACIFIC CASE, ARGUMENT TO BE
HFARD-The counsel for the Northern Pacific Railroad
jerks of the Interior Department on Monday when ar
guments will be presented IN favor OF the revocation Of
public settlement lying within tue indemnify hIs Oh
the road
ASSESSMENT OF TAXES on wmsKEy.-The Internal
Revenue Bureau Is preparing schedule OF taxes To- be
assessed against the Great Western. Manhattan, Wool
ners and Others dlsDcrs OF Peoria ILL.,, on account OF
cent shipments made by them TO Philadelphia New,
York and baltimore The assessments will be forwarded
10 the Collector at Peoria for collection The taxes VIII
undoubtedly be paid according TO an understanding had
when the spirits which had been seized for
will be made under protest and that the disters VIII
legal steps 70 recover the money. Iheir claim LOT
remittance Of the tax will, 10 IL said. BIO based the
ground that the spirits In dispute were gauged twice by
the gaugng rod in the only manner recognized by law
and duly certified by the proper officers OF the Govern
ment and that the action OF tho Commissioner In caus
ing subsequent amin alton by cup measure un-
authorized by law and not binding on the disillers.
MOVEMENT OF INTERIOR DEPARTMENT OFFICERS
First Assistant Secretary Muldrow Of the Interior Do
partment left Washing to-day for his home In Sack
Vile Miss He will DO absent until September %.
Assistant Secretary jerks returned to-day Secretary
Lamar out fn the country near this city where
| he will remain for few days.