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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
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ported and Indigenous Drngn, staple aud raro Ohaml
calls, (foruiGn AMI dmnoatio) Moiioal prcpafAtlons
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
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L. KpinlAIM,
0poi0K DMUDLn

JEwkLEn AND oprluIAN-No. IA East TusoArsvAs
street rtne wAtohoa aud Jewolfy neatly repaired
and H~peciaolre propofly nttcd 10 tho ,ye fobBn :
0K0iak DKUnLn
JHwni.En-Dehior IN watches, ulocln, Joweln, niiycr.
war. 90 east nidg public square, Canton. b. 10
pairing done promptly
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MIsoKLLANEous.
m. ,, rnzAsr. alau.

Tr1grABit Dii0rlIMlM -"TT-
OWL AND MINING ENansMHns AND DnAugHTa
Mnh-ilAin and Omentai Draunhtink and pAtnnt
aud Mechanical drawings y HpetIAly, Ofioe. No. III
eouth marriott strcct second noor, hArtcrp niock
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
THURMAN's ADVICE
To tho Democracy Of Ohio and tho
Nation,


COLUMBUS, o., January s,-This has
been a great day with the Ohio DemOc.
racy. The leading men Of the party
from all parts Of the State are here. In
oident 10 the 9th Of January celebration,
In accordance with the joint resolution
adopted by the General Assembly, a 70.
ceptiOn was rendered Senator elect
Payne In the hall OF the House at ESQ
D. m, at which the State officers, mem =
bora OF both branches Of the Legislature
and visiting guests were present. Adj
dresses OF welcome were made by Sena'
AtOr Rly aud Representative Bargar.
Senator Payne acknowledged the com
pllment In quite q lengthy speech,
which was historical In lts character, ro'
ferrlng to some OF the early Legislation
OF the state. and reylylng memories OF
some OF 0hio's early and great men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-19

LEXINGTON, Sept. ls,-Tho weather
was threetning In tho morning, bu!
fortunately, II continued good up "a
tho time Of starting. Tho track was
fast, attendance very good.
frat Race-Purse $500, one and ono
eighth mile; starters. Berlin,
Lord Dunbar, Socks, Malaria,
Lepsno. At tho start Socks took tho
lead, followed by Berlin and Malaria
no change TO back-stretch, whore
thoy illled and closed up into n bunch,
excepting. Lord Dunbar, who was
never In the race.
At tho head of tho stretch, Berlin
drew closr, followed by Malaria and
those two raced home 80 close together
that tho Judges decided 1t n dead
heat.
Lopano poor third. Tlmo i:57,i
Tho owners decided to divide tho
money.
Second Rsce-Tho Kentucky stallion
stakes, ono and three o-quarter miles
etarters. Tcnbookcr and Craftsman;
Tonbookor took tho lead, csnterod on
aud won, pulling up by ok lengths,
Craftsman second.
Tlme-3:2l'..
Third Rsoe-tho Thomas stake, ono
mile. startorts; Msmmia Hunt, Phil
Loo, Nallsps, o'Fallon, Free knight,
Sis Hlmyar, woro all tho startern.
Manic Hunt had two lengths tho
best, tho rost strung out as
they passed the quarter polo, 0'Fallon,
Phil Leo and Mamie Hunt, close
together, mado the running. At tho
ond OF tho half-mile Sis Hinyar took
tho lead by q longth; Phil Loc, second
Mamie Hunt third. Around the
lower stretch Manic Hunt tlrcw olear,
followed by Sis Himyar and tho race
homo was between them. Mamie
Hunt won BY throe lengths; Sis Him.
var, peconti o'Fallen \ poor third.
Tine, ii6,
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LABOR AIATTEKS,

The Chincse Afraid to Resume Work
cHEfHNNE, Sept. ls.-The Chinese
are fast leaving Rock Springs, boing
afraid to resume work, aud 1t Ia CON.
fidently expected that tho whites will
soon be enabled to commence opera.
lions. The road west from Rock
Springs 10 lined with Cinnamon, with
their faoos tarnod toward the setting
sun. White miners are greatly
over the PROS
ent prospects. An amicabla
adjustment between the company and
tho knights OF Labor Is expected im-
mediately. Governor Warren, and The
government directors are now In
camp. Attorney General Campbell
left Cheyenne Tor Rock Springa, last
evening, TO prosecute participators in
tho recent massacre. Rum0rs arc rife
that further trouble at Rock Sprlngs,
ascertained,
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a Balloon Ascension and what Csn,o
OF II.


BURLINGTON, Iowa, Sept. ls.-yhe
empty balloon, which descended e
Monmouth Illinois, yesterday, and
created such sensation, was ono In
which an wronaut, named William.
was to make an ascent from the fair
grounds here, accompanied bv
u newly-married COUPLE.
sssrsnS sa wind was blowing dur
ing the morning, aud shortly be-
ioro the time for the departure, a rent
was discovered In the bag, throurh
winch gas WAS escaping. The bridal
party objeoted to taking uassage ia an
unsafe balloon, aud Professor WIN.
iams essayed to make the ascent
alone. 1t was found that the escspo al
gas had oeen so great, whom the b sskef
was detached the balloon would NOT "a
up With the professor, and hs d.
scended 70 yards from the starting
point. A mxn named George p. Fan
ming, who has made several sscenta
came up, and exchanged places with
the professor, and the balloon slowly
rose and driftod or to the north, brt
came down about IL miles above the
city, and Fenning allghted, the bai.
loon being freed from the weiRht.
again rose and In doing 10 Fennlna'S
shirt was caught by the anchor snd
was torn of. This created the impres-
sion that he had been killed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-19
A Mormon Ronouucc. po,yramy

SALT LAKE, Sept. is,--I,lshop John
Sharp, Utah director OF the Unlsn Pa.
oiic,eud ono OF tho woalthios. and mos
influential Mormons LIVING, appeared
In court to-day, pleaded guilty OF uns
awful cohabitation. Hc claimed
his ploural marriage was entered
aud in coed faith according 10 10
supremacy OF his adopted oonntry's =
laws, and would live within them
houcoiorth and would not advise any,
ono elsc 10 break them. Hc was finod
$500, and discharged ON payment
thereof.
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FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
ma, eLAosroNE's MANIFESTO,
An NM'heasks In Italy-Thc CAoler,
Record - sismarck's Conference
"ish Aorsccs's Fainistsr.
Tho frieadship Rstwecn
spain and Germany.
England,
MR.. 6LApsroNE's MANIFESTO.

81.
Mr.. Gladstone to-day issued fou r.
column manifesto to his constituents
in Midlothian. He invited compar isou
OF work OF tho recent parliament with
the parliament which proceeded 1t,
and confidently appeals to electors FOR
verdict. He refers to the treatv of
Berlin, to good effects among those
named; OF Marquis of Ripon's conclI.
iatory policy in India; to the sattle.
ment OF Russia.Afghan tiispute. An
party. '"'
Gladstone admits that the Liberal
government committed an er.
ror respecting the Occupation
OF Egypt, but nays It was due TO tha
Marquis OF Salisbury's intervention
policy. He now favors entire with.
drswal OF British troops from Erypt
and believes the people approve OF Inc
Liberal governments refusal to stifis .
tho ,ransvaal cry for freedom. Eur-
isnu, ne says, once free OF the
egyptian tangle, will regain her
former position in Europe and will
20 able TO guard young Eastern ns-
t,ons. He favors reform Of both the
Hsuse OF lsrds and House OF Com
mons, tree land aud abolition OF pri-
inogenlture. He believes the church
ls sulnoiently strong TO survive this
establishment, and staten that he Is
anxious to give ireland the fullest
Justce, While at the Same time PR o.
serving the unity of empire.
THE CoRRsIoN ACT in IRELAND.
LONDON, Sept. lS.-Sir William Yer.
HnrNnnrf
In Gladstone's sdministrstion%' % in
q speech at Plymouth yestordav
said, that the late government wms
prepared TO abolish coercion in Ire-
land, retaining only those provisions
or the coer3ion act which wore aimed
against boyc0tting, he was unable
to give u programme Of the I.lbcrals.
but satd MIR. Gladstone had returned
ln frst rate health, and was pre- pared
ior npht. Tho speaker shared Cham
Deriain's opinions IN to free education.
and thought traffic IN drink, also, re.
quired attention.
THE LIBERALS DISAPPOINTED,
MIR. Gladstone's manifesto IA
somewhat disappointing to
Liberals, while Conservatives
claim TO be greatly pleased at the OK.
prassions OF the ex-premier.
DROWNED AT SEA.
LONDON, Sept. lS.--The steamer
Drada and Dolphin came into collision
to-day, OIL the southeast coast OF Eng.
land. Soven of the crew of the Dol
phin were drowned.
DOLPHIN BOUND TO HAvUR.
Another dispatch says that the Dol
phin which was sunk by collision
WAS bound from Havre aud that II OF
nor passengers and crew arc
missing.
THE poNCAsTER RACES.
LONDON, Sept. lS.--At the Doncaster
September mootibg to-day, the race
Tor the Doneaster cup was won by IL am
blodon; Monmouth, second; Blue
Grass, thild. There wero but aoar
starters,
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Rules for Postmasters and Postal Clerk

WARRINGTON, Sept. ls.-Tho follow
Ing rules hsve been issued for tho guild
ance Of postmasters aud postal clerks
in preparing for dispatch letters
bearing tho special delivery stamps
When dispatched Ia q direct pouch
from one postoflco 10 another postot-
flee, or from o railway
postoilico to a postonice a
aoparate package should bo made
whom thore are five or moro lottors.
Whom there are less than live letters
thoy should he placed together, upon
tho outside OF the lettor. r.pacls sgo,
so thoy will bo readily discovered
by tho person opening tho pouch.
Second, whom despatched from the
postoiilce 10 tho railway postoilice, or
from ono railway postoflico 10
another, oeparate package
should DO mado when there are fivo
OF moro of these letters addressed to
the same postoillce. Whom
thero sro less than five
letters, thoy should be placed
upon the outside OF y direct package,
or immediately under tho label clip oi
OF a route or slip package.
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Ordered to Cease Paying a Subsidy.

Nnw YORK, Sept. ia special dis.
patch from Washington TO the Mnil
and Express says: Secretary In.
mar has directed tho commissioner of
railroads, General Joseph Il. Johnsop,
TO send % letter IN Charles Francis
Adsms, president of the Union Pacific,
and TO Q. y. Huntington, president of
the Central Pacific, stating that tho
department had been Informed
that their companies had been for
years paying "A subsidy OF nearly
Sl,O00,00O per snnum TO tho Pacific
Mail Steamship company, and in-
structing them TO forward TO the COM
missioner q copy OF tho contract
between their company aud tho Pacific
Mall, alno to cease the payment OF any
money To tho Pacific Mail company
until the matter could DO thoroughly
investigated by the department.
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Tsne Of ths st.ol, M.rkst

New YORK, Sept. ls.-Government
bonds, quiet and steady. The most
prominent feature In the stock market
was strength In ell stocks. The drst
prices, as q rule, were the lowest Of the
day and the highest prices were gener-
ally realized BY 2 2o'clook. In the q.
ternoon, market was irregular and
only moderately active. After moving
up and, within naY-
row range during the
tho forenoon, IL became decidedly
strong. after midday, but In the last
hour IL developed extreme dullness,
prices.
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Annapolis Texas boy Disrais.oti.

ANNAPOLIS Nd, Sept. D. Naval
Cadet Henry A. Wiley, Of Texas,
member Of tho second class OF the
Naval Academy, was thla day dis-
missed for haxlng Louis briggs, Of
South Carolina, Q candidate for naval
oado'ship. Wiley was the leader OF .
gang of cadets that gibed Drigas,
pulled his nose, and slapped his fscc
several days ago, when briggs had
walked Into the Naval Academy.
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on tour Of inspection, arrived ffou
mo East yesterday. They were ~
oy committee Of cltix sns, Who -.
scented over 30 closely WI.
ten pages Of evidence shovs
ing the recent demonstration ~
nave been the outgrowth OF a. -
cnmuiation Of grievances undo
which the miners hsd suffered ~
several years. Directors will continue
the investigation today, leaving ~
tho west In the afternoon. Three CHI
nese consuls arrived yesterday to In
qure into the cause aud effecta Of tho
late riot, In behalf OF the Chinese GOV.
ernmsnt. They are General Bee, Of
san Francisco, Hy Young Toy, Wcsh-
mgton and General Tslng, New YORK.
rhey are accompanied by interpreter.
ana were closeted with their own peo.
PIE most OF the day. II IL impossible
70 learn, Just now, what they have 90
eral days.
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A DynamI.cr Follss in His work.

DENVER, Sept. ls.-Last Sunday
night the police arrested man named
q. w. Smith, whllo In tho act Of plao-
Ing dynamite cartridge on the Den3
ver Il Rio 0rande track, near hores
Tho case wes worked up
by a private detective who
was taken Into tho socret. Al an
appointed tlme officers wore concealed
near tho spot whore tho explosive
was 10 be deposited. The matter was
kept from the public In the hope that
Smith would confess and implloAlo
others. The examination will occur
/ to-dav..
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THE FIRE RECORD
At Fort Edwards,

FoRT EDWARDS, N. Y, Sept. ls.-The
Delaware q Hudson freight depot,
two freight cars, and the warehouse Of
tho Glensfalls Paper Mill company.
ut Glensfalls, were destroyed BY 6re
this morning. LOSS on freight depot
aud cars, $4,000, fully insured; loss on
warehouse, $4,000; Insurance, 5000,
The fire was probably the work or an
incendIarY. u -
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THE GOVERNMENT ANTICIPATING WAR.
LONDON, Sept. lS.-A standard Mad
rid dispatch reports that tho govern
mont has decided to oxpend, imme.
dlately, large sums, Ia anticipation of
war, 10 DO asked for on account of
coast and naval defenses. Cruisers
and torpoooos viii be purchased; a
loan will 90 asked for Immediately
upon assembling of cortes. There Is
40 boubt In tho present state OF public
fa0ling, but that a loan ton times US
largo MS thct called tor, can be
raised.
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NEWSPAPER COMMENTS.

sT. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1s.--Tho
Navo Vromys, in q satirical article
commenting on tho settlement OF tho
Afshan-frontier question, says:
The protocal Is only a conditional
agreement. English statesmen would
do well to regard IL simply NJ q token
Of tho amiRbility OF Russian diploma
cy. Russia will continue to be guided
by what sho thinks Is best for her own
interest.
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AT SICILY.

LONDON, Sept. ls.-Tho populaco Of
Palermo, Sicily, havo become panic
stricken, owing to tho prevalence OF
cholera therc, aud are ileeing from the
town. There is q grent scarcity of
food and tho people OF Naples are
sending money and provisions for tho
relief of the auiierere.
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rI.L's couSi,,,

nIsL's COUNSEL CONE TO ENGLAND.
MONTREAL, Sept. ls.--Rlels coun.
sol leave to-day for England, The
Montreal committee will issue 4 man.
ing for aid.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.--The naval
court'martial, which recently courtx
martialed Paymaster-G General Smith.
has been ordered to roconvene on Mon.
day noxt. The purpose has not yet
be9n communicated TO the court.
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FtNer AIub8 tuo heK1can Oshst.
BAN Francisco, Sept. ls.-Ths city
board Of health yesterday ordered
str.ct enforcement Of quarantine rsgu.
latlons on all vessels from the pacino
aud Mexican ports, owing 70 peo.
valence OF Yellow scarlet and typhoid
fevors along the Mexican coast.
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Investigating the killing OF the Chi
naueu

'"'e-'sshhE 'ho Atiitng OF the v NJ
namen.
CHEYENNE. Sept. i0.-Tho govern.
mont directors, General Il. L. Alex
andra, ". 4. Hanna aud Jane. w.
Savage are at Rock Springs inyes.
tigating the circumstances attending
tho late outbreak. They gave hear.
Ing yesterday 10 tho committee of citi. 4.
zsns who had previously presented
their case 10 Mr.. bromley. The
representative OF the company. The
case was presented In much better
shape than upon the former occasion,
and the causes OF complaint were
made more intelligable and clear. Moth.
Ing new however, appeared a. TO the
alleged grievance against the Chinese
or against the employees OF the mines.
The same rule was observed, with re-
gard TO Iclrcumsts uces Immediately
connected with che ouirages,
ali the witnessed refusing %
cay any. thing vkstsvss
ccncsrnlns The attack 6pon ths ohalr.
man end burning of lh0 qusftess. IN.
aninas'oa was seadssssd - Jadss
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WASHINGTON, Sept. ls.--Naval Cadet
Samuel Armstrong has been ordered
to duty et tho Royal Naval COLLEGE
Greenwioh, England, for the course Of
marine eng cheering.
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rA1LultEs
Throushous she Csuu,r

NEW YoRx, Sept. is.-The business
failures throughout tho country dur.
ing last seck, as reported by II. q
Dun & Co, number, for the Unitel
States and Canada, f7S, as against "a;
last week and l6s the previous week,
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CANADIAN PACIFIC OPENED.
OTTAWA, sept. ls-It is announo-
cd that tho Canadian Pacific rail.
waywill be opened for tho carriage OF
freight aud passengers to British Co.
lumbia on the 9th proximo.
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lsuasin.


RUSSIAN RNvor RACK HOME.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Sept ls.-M. Les
sar, the special Russian envoy 70 Eng.
land, has arrived In this city nom
London.
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IoMINArED,

DUBLIN, Sopa lS.-The Nationalists
have decided to nominate Mr.. Parneli
for member OF parliament, from tho
College Green division.
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I.orDox, Bept. is.-An earthquake ol
eight ssconds duration occurred today
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Special Agent Of ths Lnnd Once.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ls.--William A.
Roberts, Of Wisconsin, has been an.
pointed special agent OF the land officc.
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q. n. ovsrisese, 100 Ksss Avenue.

Breeder Of fancy poultry. STOCK
cow ready 70 chip. Agent for the
American incubator, which may h
seen In operation q residences,
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Ss9ae hyuou mougo . Hoplets
Etttorf Cirr, Sept lS.-NieholAe
snowdsa, eolorsds who u eeaane1 =
lail on the chargs Of having oelzaC11
..s s,,s s'sH.y q yss,sL reg LS.sS e. sess2 re a.
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