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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23
NEWS eREVITles.



Nutshei''d IN" narrowed pown ior Con
den'ed PernSai
Duluth Is the third grain port IN tho coun
Try
Pleuro-pnenmonia has broken out neal
winchester fa'
The car works OF Wells ~ French, ~ ouf
cago, burned Loss, sSOo,OoO.
A severe lnstorm did great damage
the fruit crop OF western Michigan
Do Lessepa has discovered subtsrrAnean
water supply in the desert Of Tunis
Charles A. Badad died OF yellow fever At
New orieana He was getting well but had
areiapse
Frank Boyle, a railroad painter, was killed
at Hickory Valley, Tsnn-, while attempting
10 rob store
A discharged United States soldier has
bean arrested at salt Lake for couBtsrfsit-
Ing silver dollars
Tho whisky men meet In Chicago 10 form
a new pool, the old one expiring by limit@
ton on September l.
Ex-Governor Hubbard, Of Texas was pro
santed 10 the emperor OF Japan on July q a
minister from the United statea
bono poyh btnrpou pohuro 10 phlunoIeS
Mo-, and burned the town down, causing q
loss OF G5,OO0, Insurance $4,000
The steamer Quebec, of tho st. Paul a
Duluth railroad line, won't down with 5000
barrels Of -four. Passengers all saved.
II will take twenty y-four yoars 10 complets
the geological map OF the United States.
About onO,iltth OF the country has boon sur
yeyed thus far.
Charles Rose one OF the men who stole tho
pay car OF the Richmond & Danyille rail-
road, IL In the Atlanta Jail, which is thronged
with visitors 10 500 him.
John Platt, a carpontsr from Yonkera N.
Y. was mistaken for AT. President Ieaarlo.
OF Hayt, In the dark, and killed by soldiers
at his hotel at San Domingo
Thoa s. Quincy. socretary and treamrer
of tho Northwestern drummers. has bean
sued for 10000 for Violating the wife OF
Fred Ullman. of Minneapolls Mnn
A German farmer living near BloominV.
ington, ILL.,, Indignant at his wife for suing
for a divorce, drove all his stock into hii
barn and sot iire TO Il, perlshing In the flames
himself
John Fraov q, Tontor pa MN. .oo,,.oS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

WE read again that Egypt Ia on the
verge OF bankruptcy, That 10 nothing
new. Its total revenue 10 but little
more than s4O,OOO,0O0 a year, and OF
this nearly one.half must 40 to pay the
interest on its debt. which 10 constantly
increasing. since Ito annual budget al'
ways shows q large deficit. There Ia no
country In the world where the direct
taxes are 80 severe, but very consider
able share of the money wrung from
the people goes into the pockets OF the
Government thieves that collect II. This
system keepe down agriculture and ev'
cry industry, since II is the policy OF the
people to be poor, or To seem 80, for they
know that every extra dollar above a
bare living will be stolen from them by
the rapacious tax'gatherers. And az q
aample of the expenditure OF such OF
this swindled money 40 reaches inc
Government Golfers, II should be stated
that the civil list covers an annual al
lowance TO tho Khedive Of sd5O,OOO for
the support Of his personal pleasure;
100000 more for his deposed father,
who has harems In London and In Flor
ence, with sS7b,0OO more for what are
incidentally mentioned In the budget
az "other indirect members OF the
family" II would be supeTnuous to
say that most OF the memberb Of the
family are "indlrect."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23
SHALL WE HAVE TARIFF REFoRMq ?

The feeling 10 becoming quite general
that we need tariff reform, The conylc
tion 10 pretty strong that something Ia
wrong and should be set right.
Our tariff system established by the
Republican party, has worked its own
ruin and demonstrated the fallacy OF
protection" II discriminates against
the Industrial and business elements OF
tho country, and hence has undermined
all prosperity
Under revenue reform we should have
absolute free trade for the raw material
which the manufacturers use In making
their iron, cloth and all sorts OF articles
the lowest possible duties on the com
mon necessities Of life; sufficient duties
on manufactured articles 10 meet the
expenses Of tho government economi'
cally and honestly administered, and
the highest duties on luxuries, jewelry,
go.
The foregoing reform would promote
trade with other lands, and hence benefit
our home industries. Republican pro
lection" is the Chinese Idea OF exclusive
ness, with another idea Of building up
two classes In society, the millionaire
employer and the pauper employe.
Let us have q government that up
holds justice; Affords oil equal oppor.
tunities and oppresses none. In fact, q
government that has'no iavorltes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23
WnIr,a MI this tnlk nbout a Repnbll

WHAT'S all this talk about Republi'
can State Convention In Virgini, re'
solving TO care for the disabled ex'Con-
iederate soldiers Of the Old Dominionp ?
Ia not this the worst form Of treason
The new Administration cannot put a
poor and needy ex.Confederate Into q
small Federal ofllce without exciting
the Indignation Of nearly every Repub'
lican newspaper In the land. Yet the
Mahonite Republicans favor publicly
providing for the sons Of the State who
we're shattered In the effort 10 break up
the Union. Horriblel
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

A YEw days since Secretary Lamar d.
rected Inspector Armstrong To open the
cattle trail for the use Of the great
Texas herds, whose progress had been
checked In the Indian Territory, and the
inspector promptly replied that he had
opened II. and that all disputes had
been settled. Inspector Armstrong ap'
pears TO have evolved this settlement
from HIS inner consciousness, as II were,
for the trail Ia still closed and tho cattle
men who inhabit the region through
which II passes are asking that their
rights shall be respected and that the
army shall net be used against them
until o veterinary surgeon shall have
certified that the Texas cattle are free
from :dIsease. The secretary Ia deter
mined that the Texas herds shall be al
lowed to move northward. II there be
any danger that these cattle will com
municate disease 10 healthy herds the
demand for an examination is reason
able one. Texas fever, brought north
ward by cattle from the Gulf coast, has
within few days caused severe losses
10 several fne herds near Louisville,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23
THE MALONE TICK ET.


The nomination Of John 8. Wise by
the Malone Republican Convention In
Virginia, was probably as good az could
be. The success Of the mongrel party,
though, 10 hopeless, and when In a
maudlin At Of affection Malone and
RIddleberger fell on each others necks
and exchanged tears and kisses early
next morning, II was sort OF after
supper demonstration Of coincidence and
sorrow.
The resolutions OF the Convention are
savage against Bourbon" methods, II
any methods can equal In dishonesty
aud corruption the political methods OF
Mahonelsm, the people Of Virginia are
not aware OF the fact. This Southern
Bdgadier, who has taxed the Navy Yard
and postoillces for political contribu'
tions al every election In late years, de-
claring for Civil Service Reform, and
denouucing the Democracy as u party
OF spoils 10 richl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

CONFLICTING rumors continue TO come
from London, Paris and Berlin as to the
intentions OF the Russians 10 the north
OF Herat, but there is little or no rella'
bility to be placed In any OF them, The
British Afghan Frontier COMMISSIONS
have reached Herat, and the work OF
liking the proposed settled boundary
line will In probability 20 steadily on
30 also will the preparations for war 90
on In India and Southern Russia, Bat
tho rumOrs OF any intentions on the
part Of Russia TO project a war contrary
10 the accepted understanding with
England are merely the expressions OF
cllques OF spectators, who care not how
much they agitate the world provided
only their own schemes OF speculation
are advanced thereby. But nations can
not row spring agreat war on the world
qnIte as easily as the consplralo's
known az financial spectators eau
spring their consclencel ~ rumors
across the cables that ought not TO DO
N cd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

CIRCULATION and taxation Of tho H.
quor traffic." says the Ohio Republican
platform.
Well, the Republican party always did
want TO regulate" by taxation. What
10 their protective tariff but tbisp
They would regulate" In fact have
been trying for long years TO regulate
The trade and labor Of the country by
taxation" claiming II was "protec.
tion 10 American laboring men"l
A pretty kettle Of A'h this party has
made OF business and labor by their
protection, regulation and taxation"i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

Az TO electric lighting tho trouble has
been In its unsteadlness. and also fash.
ing entirely out This eeems 70 bo the
case everywhere. The Akron Council
have had their police watch the lights
going out and have had them report the
same. The electric company, with q
view Of remedying, have sent of for a
competent operator. II would not seem
that tho electric light 10 reliable as yet
for practical purposes at oil hours Of the
day. OF course, II may become 30, but
~ is not there yet. This uncertainty
uusteadinsss, going nearly out and'then
aAshing up again, 10 . serious objection
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

Ira steamship had never made "nf'
teen knots" an hour people might be
more easily reconciled 10 the failure Of
the Dolphin TO come up TO that speed; but
as twenty miles have been made, and
even twenty.one miles are claimed 70
the Chilian iron war ship Esmoralda
the Dolphin failureis is not complimentary
10 her designers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

IT would seem that Mr.. Roach, the
government ship builder, does not like
nor relish the decision Of Attorney GEN
eral Garland as TO the legal rights and
duties Of Secretary OF the Navy whitney
IN regard TO not accepting the Dolphin.
Mr.. Roach evidently don't like 10 have
the ship on biz hands. He claims the
vessel Ia all right and according to con-
tract, and has n few experts say 10.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

THE Boston Record tells how candi'
date for the Governship of MaiOe once
hit the nail on the head by describing
q platform as "only convenience to
enter car which 10 TO take you some
where" But applying this 10 01io pol
itics perhaps II would be well for For
aker TO remember that after oil 1T 10
dangerous to STAND on the platform"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

THE United States Tleasurpr reports
that no has been able To fl0d but &ib,-
48s 379 Of the $4o, l33,93s deposited from
time to time by the National Banks for
the redemption Of circulation. The
Fret Auditor Of the Treasury Depart.
ment has found spurious compound
interest $50 note, which bears false
date, although the face 10 pronounced
genuine"
Developments ore bringing 10 light
enough To show Republican rottenness
Of administration. But Of course carr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

The Secretary Of the United States
Treasury, MIR. Manning, has adopted
measures to break up the system OF uh-
deryaluation Of imports which has pre-
vailed 30 long at the port OF New York,
making rich dishonest importers Of that
city, and enhancing its business at the
expense Of the other commercial cities
Of the Atlantic seaboard, where no such
dishonest system was In force.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

GENERAL Charles II. Grosyenor, OF
Athens, absolutely refuses to 20 to Co.
lumbus 10 meet or consult with the Re-
publican Executive Committee and lead
ers. His conspicuous absence from the
Foraker reception was noticed at the
time. Be wants TO announce positively
that no will not 20 TO Columbus this
summer or fall, and hopes that every
paper In the State will copy what he
says. There must bc 10 serious row going
on In tho camp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

THE Malone Republican convention
was stormy at the beginningi but at
last the warning statesmen got down to
business and nominated John s. Wise
for Governor. The Malone postmaetors
and other federal officials are being
cleaned out In old Virginia so that Ma.
hone Il Co. will not get there the usual
money help In this campaign.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23
Mn, John ROACH has made an assign.

Mr.. JOHN ROACH has made an assign
ment and some suppose II is In fact a
scheme TO create sympathy and throw
blame upon the present administration
and especially Secretary Whitney for
their efforts to protect the interests OF
the government. Mr.. Roach, with
touching pathos, informs reporter that
his great ambition has been to 500 our
nation recover Ito former glory and
prosperity on tho seas. But pursuing
this laudable resolve he has never for
gotten to line his own aud the pockets
Of his friends. Indeed. had he paid more
attention TO the interests Of the Govern
ment and less 10 his own no would not
now be In the position that he H..
Roach Ia deserving OF no sympathy from
honest mon and should receive none.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

1T seems that Brother foraker, In his
recent ucrimmage In Court at Cincln-
natl the other day with Lawyer Ferris,
used oaths and took the name Of God In
vain. We had thought Brother Foraker
was member Of the NJ, E. Church In
good standing, In any event this was
naughty In a Republican candidate for
GoyaTnOr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

TBE London Times emphatically do.
clares that Mr.. Phelps ia the greatest
Minister America has ever sent TO Eng
land. The Times has evidently not read
it esteemed II publican contemporaries
this side tho water, which have been
wont TO make merry over the ridlcu oue
fulility OF any Democrat attempting 10
Oil the place OF James Russell Lowell.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

PERHAPS John Roach ID posing as n
martyr, He blames his failure on the
refusal Of tho Government TO take shi .
of his hands that he did not build ac
cording 10 contract But no should know
that his martydrom will not bring back
tho prosperous day ('or hlm) when
Chandler and Robson took of his
hands anything that no built, and then
paid him sumS Of money for immediate
repairs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

"The Administration" says the New
York Tribune, has not the pluck to use
the power given II by existing laws to
maintain the public faith. II is con-
ceded the Administration Is not willing
10 sell bonds In order 10 keep up its
gold reserve The Administration has
no power given II by any existing law
TO sell bonds In order 10 keep up its gold
reserve. The Resumption act OF 1875
authorized the sale Of bonds for "coiD," !"
not "gold, and II authorized the Treas
ury Department not TO keep up a gold
reserve or any other kind OF reserve, but
10 "prepare aud provide" for a redemp
tion also In "coin" OF the legal tender
notes outstanding January l, 1870
That redemption was duly commenced
aud completed, and the act has no
further validity, As TO the present
legal tenders, their redemption eau be
maintained for years 10 come without
additional sales Of bonds. The Treasury
holds at this moment SiSb, 100000 In
coin with which TO redeem t3i6, 100000
OF legal tenders, and no more 10 neces-
anry,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

"CHATTY CHARLEY" instead OF "Calico
Charley" Ia the pet name given eI Gov
ernor Foster by the Boston Globe, which
has recently had an interview with
him. Charley Ia popular among certain
Republican leaders In Stark county.
He has a high reputation as "boodle"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

JOHN ZIMMERMAN, E'q, Of Wooster
has been appointed by Governor Hoadly
Trustee OF the Cleveland Asylum for tho
Iusane, In place Of Il, 8. Shields, Esq.
resigned. Mr., Zimmerman Ia a capable
and suliabl, man for tho position, and
M u citizen and u Democrat well worthy
OF this recognition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

DURING the school year OF 1884, there
we're examined by the different county
Boards Of School Examiners In Ohio,
over $4,000 applicants for certificates,
or this number over 20 600 received GER
tiGcates. The fewest objections were
IN paulding--lb per cent. The greatest
number In Vinton- 90 per cent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

The death OF Cherls NJ. Hall, Of Phila
delphia, reminds the Times OF that city
that In tho short space OF sixty days
Andy johnson, IN 1865, bounced nearly
ali tho Federal officials In Philadelphia
and replaced them with men OF his
own choosing, Hall being made post
master,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

was taken generally to have the books
look all right. Republican manage
ment was In peculiar crOokedness'
crooked whisky, crooked ways In collec
tiOn, bookkeeping, etc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23
Is oHRIsTIANI FOR HE RICH
ONLY3

Rev. @. II Zimmerman writes 10 the
Christian Advocate censuriDg the silence
OF preachers on the relation between la'
Dor and capital. He says:
"This silence has led laboring men TO
characterize the ministry 40 the hired
tool OF capital, paid 10 preach contempt
10 empty atomacha, and 10 administer
spiritual narcotics 10 men made restless
by tho tyranny OF capital. They do not
seek 10 remove the grieyious burdens OF
the poor man, but admonish him TO bear
them patiently. looking 10 heavenly Ie'
wards for his Christian resignation. In
support OF these accuqaiions II Ia said
that the church and minietry are large
ly supported by wealth wTung from 10
Dor by combinations OF the capitalists
and employing classes" The reverend
writer then declares that the time has
come when tho pulpit can no longer
safely ignore the grievances OF laboring
men, Four Afths OF the people are
wage workers. They constitute the
"maeeos," whose aliDention from the
church aud religion Ia 30 generally do
plored, and II tho church would regain
lts influence among the people II must
interest itaelf In their temporal welfare,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

CONGRESSMAN Butterworth, Of Gin
clnnati, wants all Ohio Republican
officials turned out, Let MIR, Butter
worth Just wait and he will no doubt
ha 0ratIlIpd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

BANKS will break and cause serious
trouble in Great Britain and Ireland as
we'll as In this country. They do, how
ever, convict more Of the guilty there
than we do here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

MALONE tells his followers down In
Virginia that the administration 10 con.
ducting "a sneaking crusade againet
honorable men and dofenseless women"
II Mr.. Malone is not satieiled he can do
what he did 30 ably In iS6l-take up
arms and 2ght II out,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

JOHN ROACH, the ship builder, has
made an assignment He did not run
long when he had no confederate Re-
publican friend at the head OF the navy
Department. Circumstances alter cases
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

CHARLES FOSTER thinks Blaine Ia
remarkably prudent man except In his
letters, and Charley seems to think he ls
n great fool there. This used to be
thought OF Henry Clay.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

WE call the attention OF the Reposi'
tory to the fact that the Virginia Re-
publicans have nominated an exrebel
for Governor. Ia II not awfulp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

TnE official guillotlne scems to be In
good working order. Tho President ap-
pointed Gfteen postmasters aud several
other ofiiciAls Monday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

THE London Times 10 said to regard
Minister Phelps as one OF our great
est Americans that ever filled the
place. The Vermont lawyer seems TO
be recognized.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Quotations of tho Stock, Produce aud Cat-
tle Marleta, July II.

Nrw YoRK Money ~ pbr osaG ETchd 20
steady Governments 1rm.
Currency SlKoi i2iH MD fouri, coupon. i2aIS
bid fourand'a'hata, il2)k bid
Te stock market has been quito feyeriah and
irregular this morning Az the opening WosterI
Union, Jersey Central, Louisville a. Nashville ant
Oregon Tranucoutluonal woro q 10 \ per cont
higher, and the rest oI tho active lst q 10 Y pei
cent lower This was followed by future do
cline led by Like Shore, and then rally OF y
~ per cent, which waA general, but which wa
checked shortly boioro II o'clock Unin Pacific
has boon the weak stock on the list, selling down
~ per cont fraction OF which was later 70
covered The grangou have boon prominent foi
their strength Al II O'Clock tho market Ia veal
aud not far from the openlna pricsa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

THE Cleveland Leader and other Re-
publican journals are abusing 81. John
and Rev. DR.. Leonard furiously.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

Whom Daby was sick, We rave bcr cAsTOriiA
whcn she was Uhd. ahe cried for uAyfOiuA
whcn abe became Miss shs cluna 10 uAyr0nfA
wuen shs had Oblldrcu. she sAw them cAsroniA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

Cincinnati.

FLoUR-Fanoy, tl,ojlpJ, w, family, jLt5 DLSl.
WnEAf-No. rod, " ip0ioi,No, 0O Dvso
CoRN-No mixed, N)sGtSc, No, ! whltA
b0 lDbJ 10,
oATS, No 0 mixed 80 p19'Ici No amiEsd,
1IOBlyso No, = white, 20 DSb 10,
.poRR : Family, SllOO0liDi regular.
$40 10 pll H.
BACON Shoulders, ~ 0.9Sci short clear aldos
" tUDdll u
LARD -kuttlo or Dfo
CllElGSE-pfim 10 choloo Ohio ", D1oi New
York, 4 a glc, Northwestern, loo
pOUbfRY Fair chcgons, 400 ps5O0, prime
VI, a5CDJ u, ducks $3.50 VI, 25i 10 40, u 6O pef
doE,n live turkeys 70, dressed, ~ Dlj !,
HAY=No, timothy. ~, OglJOJ, No, 4
Sllu0OiaOO mlKul, 1000 0i lO)s whoAt. and
rye straw, 500 DS,OOi oat straw, Sp 0j,Ull VI,
WOoLs-U -Unwaahol medium clothing 10 UlTo
nnu uiurnl, ID ,iiu oonlnJn "a Dlio hpeoo.
washed medium clothing NpaC 20 nbng Np
MO- purr And dots, 10000, tub washol, ~ pTo,
pulled, " g2ic, L.y
CATrLE-dood 10 choice, A0O o5.oo
fair, $40 loa, 0, common, " - pgiSl sto6Kers
an fccdprs, W, pts W, yoTlinSi aud calves,
a. 20 g9a
HOGS -secctcd butchers, yiO) Bl7S, fair 10
good packlng, a 70 NlbSI fair 10 good lltlt, - 20
6pi1il common, y07jCUl aoi oulla, sla0 o2oo,
SlIEEp--CoDmon 10 fair, 2l plOl, s1oit)
choice, 81, 70 Dt7b, spring lamb, 81, 10 ~ 30,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

SUGAR & LhSanans na % nm,,a' i,' W. gho centrl csr.
yellow, 0 40
MoGAsJEs.- -oood fair, II oaici primo, 70 assc,
common N p20o
COTTON -Mlddllng uplands, pjsc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23

70 ,K-dull Prime mess eaatsrn Al bisl do
western duh at liza
LAHD-spot and July ois od ani August, and
September Jls pd
.WliEAr-New No, . wintcr at 10 id do sprlag
a. 10 Id
FLOuR--Ns ia
CORN--Spot NJ " "a, July al u "a, Au
rust AZ d. Hanielnhar a. Rtgds
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-23
pnMoORATIO COUNTY TIOKEr.

SINCE the cholera epidemic first broke
out In Spain there have been 10000 cases
and 1900 deaths.