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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-08
AT PROVIDENCE.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

s'amADEBPHIA. Aug. THE post
poned game of Monday last between the
Philadelphia and Buffalo clubs was again
prevented by rain to-day. The directors
of the two clubs, who decided to postpone
tO-mcrTow's game, have reeonsidered their
action and weather permitting the game
will be played.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
OUR NAVY.

The Commissioner OF Navigation OF the
United States has completed his arst an
ual report, giving full account Of hia
work under the Dlngley act In com
pairing the status Of American shipping
with that OF other mlrltime countries,
no says:
"The comparison Of our merchant navy
was formerlya source OF pleasure aud
satisfaction, ~ this country took the
lead on the ocean. But though we may
have developed In other ways, we have
not kept pace on the Sea with the early
promise Of our national youth. The
complaints, however, are not true that
our shipping Is going to ruin, Os the fact
appears that our mercantile navy stands
second among the nations Of the world,
aud still forms one Of the elements Of
our greatness"
The record shows that Great b itan
has II go sea going vessels OF 4,7ll TAG
and 4 Si2 steamers Of 6.i3i 432 tons; the
merchant navy Of the United States,
0,2si = Hing vessels Of S,l5s $50 tons and
1856 STEAMERS OF 5is, 1877 tons; Germany,
Norway, Spain, Italy and Russia follow.
ing In the order named, But when II
comes to our coasting trade, by far the
most n)urlshlng branch Of our merchant
marine he says:
"Ii we Include our lakes and river
tonnage, II is the most formidable coast
Ing feet In tho world, surpasslng In
point OF tonnage the combined mercan.
tile navle9 OF any two nations exClnd.
ing Great Br tlan. In fact the aggregate
merchant tonnage Of France, Spain aud
Italy, together falls short Of the United
States coastlng marine. Moreover this
Il et OF coasters OF various kinds, built for
conducting the tralllc OF our extended
coasts AMI long rivers, IN admirably
adapted to Tho diversified variety Of bust.
ness II was constructed to perform. ltis,
IN point OF "a qllpment and efficiency OF
the vessels and Gcc0modatl0ns aud
comforts for those on board, second TO
no fleet In the world. The coasting scr.
ylcs IL, moreover, thoroughly Am 'riCan,
both In the increasing traffic II 10 In
tended TO carry on, and The peculiar
style, models and rig Of the vessels
themselves. No doubt the experience
gained by our shipwrlghts aud archt-
tects In drawing the line OF the fine
models that are TO be met with along
our coasts, has enabled them TO build
yachts that from the days Of the America
TO the Puritan, have kept the prize for
fat sailing"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
THE rENURE or oFTIoE AOT,

A genuine SURPRISE nhe peen uleh'Vu
In Washington by the introduction OF d
bill In the Senate by Senator Hoar for
the repeal of the Tenure OF ON 80 Act
the constitutlOnRlity OF whl,h has al
ways been questioned, From the elec'
tlOn OF Washington down to the year
1865, the President had always exercised
the right OF the appointment aud re-
mOval of OGlclals, Commenting on this
subject the Washington Post says III
was not until the administration OF An
drew johnson that the settled policy OF
the government for seyeaiy'eight years
was reversed. In 1867. for the first time
In th3 history Of the country, .lhe oppO'
sltlOn TO the President In both branches
Of Congress was strong enough to CON
troll his policy and override his yeloes' |!
was at this time that the tenure of Office
act was passed, aud its immediate pur'
pose was to deprive the executive OF
any power which no might constltu'
tIonally exercise TO thwart the schemes
Of southern reconstruction upon which
tho Republican majority had resolved.
That purpose was accomplished by TAX
Ing from tho President the control OF
officers for whose action no was nev1r.
theless responsible. The act forbade the
displacement, dnrlrg bis term OF ap'
pointment, of any officer appointed with
the consent OF the Senate, until removed
with the same consent That, In q
slightly modified form, is the law tod W.
II will be remembered that, cOnse'
quent upon the passing Of this act, the
power Of the Presidential appointment
likewise was largely curtalled and re-
strlcted through the Increased claims OF
Senatorial patronage A! this period
originated the system Of Senatorial
'bOssIem' h,ch was In vogue In the sew
eTal States and which, during success
i've administrations, led to uaseemly
conflicts, and In one or two instances 10
dscre liable scandal, Tue Senate Of
the United States needs no aid from pat
rOnage to add to lts power or prestige,
The Constitution has IN explicit terms
entrusted II with most digniA'd aud i'm
pOrtant functions, lls rights aud high
privileges are secure aud cannot be I'm
paired. 1. has already consulted for IT,
own dignity and its eminent position In
the government by it5 unanimous en-
deayOr to remove from the sphere Of It's
action any possibility or chance OF In
trlgue In connection with the Presiden'
tla succession Let II consult still far
ther for the honorable estimation Ia
which II IL hald, by removing from the
duties OF executive Limitations b gotten
of passionate strife and turbulent tim az,
by restoring unlmpaired to the Presl'
deatial Office lts constitutional prerOga
tive, and by comforting full power Of
all administrative agencies and Offices
upon the chief magistrate to whom the
people have entrusted the administra
ton OF the government, and whom alone
they have male directly responsible for
II.
"By all means lot the tenure Of Olllce
law be repealed"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

THE Liberal party Of Great Britain, at
whose head Ia Mr., Gladstone, perhaps
represents the best element OF the Eng.
lIsh paople-her "shOpkeepors" and hu.
menItarians. Gladstone is safe man,
lle would rather have nation at peace
than at war, aud lE truly loyal to the
beat interests OF his government, and
prompted by humane instincts In his
foreign policy, The Tories aud Con.
spryativea represent varying shadea ot
political questions, but have no aggres'
.iv0 policy They ARE rather on the de-
fenaiye OF old institutions from the
imaginary attackq 0f the Liberal party.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

THERE seems to be an organic u move.
ment among lot OF rascals at Wash
lngton TO defeat the confirmation Of
Mr.. Chenowith az Fourth Auditor Of the
Treasury. ohenowlIh caused the SUE.
pension Of the accounts OF u number OF
officers and II was owing to his efforts
In this direction that m investigation
was directed into the methods Of con.
ducting business by officers OF the Coast
Survey resulting | a the discharge OF the
chief and others Of that service. These
gentlemen, II 10 alleged, have insti-
tuted on opposition to Chenowith'e con-
flrmation, but II 10 hardly probable that
the movement will succeed, rs the In
vestigations made revealed u series Of
downright and long-continued robbories
In the Coast Survey department,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

TnE weakly State Of Nevada, admitted
by the Republicans for partisan pur'
poses, has 80 dwIndlcd Ia population
that tralus on The Nylda Central Rail-
way only run thre' times week The
population OF the State Is not much over
$500, A Senatorial election comes of
there mex year, and Fair, Stewart aud
Nackay, bonanza m'llionalres Of San
Francisco, are preparing TO bid for the
place, Senator Fair now holds the seat,
His wealth IL estimated TO be In lhe
neighbOrhOOd Of tl20O0000 He gave
"A coo COO to his wife after the decree Of
divorce WAS granted separating them,
He has between S70OO000 md 5000 0 Q
Of NJ own. Heia not happy man, and
takes very little interest In the Senate
which Is rarely blessed with his pre-
gpupo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

This widely celebrated institute, To-
Gated at Buffalo, N, Y, is organized with
full stHff OF eighteen experienced and
fkillful Physicians and Surgeons, con-
atitnting the most complete organlza
tion Of medical and surgical skill In
America, for the treatment OF oil chronic
diseases, whether requiring medical or
surgical means for their cure. Maryel'
ous success has been achieved In the cure
OF all nasal, throat and lung diseases,
liver and Kidney diseases, diseases or
tho digestiye organs. bladder diseases,
diseases peculiar 10 women, blood taints
and skin diseases, rheumatism, neural
gla, nervous debility, paralysis, epilepsy
(lts). spermatOrrhea, impOtency and
kindred affections. Thousands are cured
nj their homes through c0rTespondence
The cure OF the worst Tuptnree, pile tum'
ora, YarlcOcele, hydrOcele aud structures
Ia guaranteed, with only a short resl
dence at the lusilutiOn, Send 10 cents
In atAmps for the lnvallds' Guit6'BOok
Q0S pages) which glyea all particulars,
Address, Worlds d tpensary Medical As
sociatlCn, Buffalo, N Y,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

party he che ishes deep gratitude. 0fall
the Liberals who ran for Parliament the
Natlonali h were instructed to vote only
for liye-John Morley and Joseph Cowen,
Of Newcastle on Tyne, Thomas Burt, OF
MOIeth, Wales, Henry LabOuchere, OF
Northampton, and Samuel Storey OF
Sunderland, all well known Radicals
Morley, Storey and Labonchere are news
paper men, Storey being at the head Of
the newspaper syndicate once controlled
by Mr.. Carnegie, Of Pittsburgh. Burt is
q labor leader and Cowen a rich but ad'
yancCd r ,dical OF great influence and q
coming man, Cowen ia very friendly
with Parnell and has been elected, ~
have the others.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

AT the executive session Of the Senate
last Wednesday, II was decided, after q
lengthy debate. by q unanimous Ropub
lican vote, 10 call upon the President for
the reasons which governed hls action
In removing Republicans for cause I;
directing him. also, 10 send to the Sen'
ate copy Of oil the char yes which have
been flled agalnet Republicans removed
for causo, or under what Ia known as
the offensive partisan" circular OF Post
master General Villas The Democrats
voted solidly against the motion and
resisted II IN debate, A reeolu ion was
also carried by Republican votes and
against Democratic resistance that. such
charges should be made public, aud TO
such end II was agreed TO print In the
Congressional Record the charges made
against any public officer who has been
displaced for cause. President Cleve'
land may throw himself back on his un
doubted Constitutional prerogative that
no alone 10 the Judge OF the cause OF re-
moval. That waa the doctrine that pre-
vailed until the Tenure OK ONCE law
passed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

THE Archbishop Purcell estate, which
has long been the unpleasant subject Of
litigation In Cincinnati, owing to the
peculiar mlnglIng OF religious trusts
aud charities with an anomalous System
Of private banking, has b1en placed In
the hands OF OK Mayor Thomas j. steph'
ems and Gustav Tafel, Of Cincinnati, who
gave bond In the sun OF 100000 Man
nix, the resigned trustee, whom they
succeed, gives up the trust IN reduced
form, owing TO unlnckly epeculations
with ite fund, and Is the subj ct Of much
critlclsm OF an unpleasant nature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

The millionaire VnnlerOiit, when
alive aud In the possession OF millions,
fglt the need Of no special precDu n f,r
hls p 'rsonal sff'ly, But dead, aud not
the possessOr Of single cent, II II
thou ght to be necessary to keep u guard
Of armed men constantly ut bis tomb
Every night q. o o'clock four OF Pinker-
toms detectives, armed with heavy navy
reyolyers, take the place Of three am'
llarly.armed men who, during the after
noon, have been on guard at the tomb,
Other guards are concealed In the b lshea
while tho roads are well watched. Some
Of the precautions taken are such that
an accout Of them cannot be published
The niche In the vault In which the
cOllla Of the dead millionaire Is placed IN
connected with an electrical alarm, aud,
even II a tunnel could DO driven to thr
tomb, any attempt to remove the body
or any tampering with the wires, would
be made known Immediately NJ the
headquarters OF the detectives, A regis
teripg alarm clock has been placed near
the gate OF the vault, and at short inter.
yals the guard is required to register.
No attempt at removal Ia expected IN
view OF the precautions taken, but the
watch will be maintained until the
mau sOleum Ia finished.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

CONGRESS viii be urged ut this session
10 send scientiA medical commission
10 Mexico aud South America to study
the development Of the Pasteur germ
theory with reference to yellow fever, II
In claimed that several Mexican aud
South American experts, melted by the
Pasteur theory, bayo been able, by the
isolation Of the yellow fever germ, TO
produce system by which porsons may
be inocnlated with 10 mill a form OF
disease that II does not endauger life or
health, aud after that they are proof
against attack by yellow fever.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

GLADSTONE admits that he has Home
Rule policy for Ireland, and also that It
In fairly we'll described by one Of the
London papers While stating that II Is
inaccurately set forth, ho does not point
out any Of the inaccuracies.
Substantially the policy is tbis' Ire.
land shall have Parliament OF TIA own
and the Crown shall exercise the veto
power over It's acts only with tho con.
sent of the Irish Ministry. Ireland shall
still keep representatives In the Imperial
ParlIamen'. The Irish police force shall
be- under control Of the home govern.
ment, parnell is to guarantee protoc.
tion to the landlord Interests In Ireland.
THIS corresponds with the Irish con.
stItutlon which parnell was said some
time ago to DO engaged upon, the sub
stance Of which was that the Irish
should have control Of their local NJ.
fairs, but should not interfere with i'm.
perIal .Olr Mrs; the integrity OF the en-
plre was to be scrupulously observed.
Putting the two things together, II
looks as II tho Liberals aud the Nation
alIsts are TO be allies, especially as Earls
Spencer and Granville both approve OF
Gladslone's policy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

MAcAULAY includes DefOe among the
great creative minds Of England. The
Scotch have just dedicated at Largo, a
fishing village near Eiinburg, a statue
of Alexander selkirk, who furnished
D sfoe with hia idea OF Robinson CrnsOe'
The remains of the stout old non con
formIst who gave selkirk imperlahable
renown lie In Bunhlll Fields, the resting
place marked by slab paid for BY chill
dren who had read 'R blnson Crnsoe"
Next to the "Pllgrim's Progress" De-
foes book has been the delight OF mil
lions Of reading children, aud ought to
be still, In place Of the trivial stories
which crowd the bookcases Ia many
homes. "RObInson Crusoe" 10 one OF the
monuments of English literature Time
rolls on and the book Ia az fresh and full
of life or d interest 80 II ever was Every
page ia vital with the faith and courage
and self.reliance which marked the man
who wrote II, and inspired the liberty
loving dissenters from the dogma OF d.
vine right In church and State with
whom DetOe cast his lot. Urusoe's In
dOmltlble spiri! In danger and distress,
his fertility of resource, his cheerfulness
amid desOlate surroundings were charac'
terIstlc Of the Engllshmsn who were
striving, when Deioe wrote, for the civil
and religious rights on which rest the
liberties Of the England Of to-day Herein
Ia ole source Of the charm which the
book haa for robust boys.
And herein Ia the value Of the book,
ThostoryrOmaIns yvIily impressed upon
their minds through youth and age, ana
keeps alive admiration for the traits Of
Crusoe, which never fiils Of effect To-
good. From lrst to last II tells OF free,
bold, full life, which nourlshes the
sense Of manllness ard love for active
endeayOr Judged by his work, d foe
deserves the honor which Macaulay 40
cords him. The children Of the naiions
a few years ago sub'crlbCd to q mOnu'
ment to II aus Christian Ard 'rsen. fhOy
owe like iuty TO the memory Of Detoe,
The monument at Lprgo was to the
wrong man, II WAS DeiOe WHO deserved
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

UpoN The bill Of fair dished up to hold
the cOlOred voters the night before the
late election at Atlanta, by the restaur'
anters, was the announcement that 250
roasted possums would bo served to the
crowd. One Of the wet" negroes was
Dragging over this fact, when an Old
dry darkey exclaimed, "Nhy, bresl
your soul, honey, dem possums Ia oil
auta ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

0NE|uALF the nails now being made
at Wheeling are Of steel, They are sold
at a less price per kog than iron nails,
aud are beginning to drive the latter
wholly out Of use, The wonderful i'm
prOyements In steel making, recently
introduced, have rendered this possible
These lmproy monts have also had the
effect to greatly cheaper steel rails
Scarcely any iron rails Will DO used In
railroad construction next year
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

THE Democrats In the House Saturday
we're ready and anxious to take up The
Presidential succession bill as passed by
the Senate, but the Republicans would
not allow ". They want time to debate
upon II. II does not appear what II Ia
they object to, but Just mark II down
that further delay In this important
measure IL not caused by Democrats.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

NEW YORK Pennsylvania and Oaioall
have laws, now declared to be constiiu'
tlonal, prohibiting thesale Of bogus but
Ter, but IN all OF these States IT might
be easy to And butter factories In the
country buying the city made bogus
butter and selling II IN genuine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

SHERMAN or Deatb," Republicans
Indignant, THE Republican Legislator
who sells out this time will be hanged
are q few of the suggestive headlines
that appear In Ohio Republican news
papers now, indicating how hot the war
~ getting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

As wheat Ia cheaper In England than
In New York, 30 corn IL cheaper In Chi
cago than on the farms where II was
raised, Somebody will have to pocket o
loss before the prices In the markeI jD0e
with those at the points OF production.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

depniz ID constable, and his compan'
Ions we're summoned as posse TO ald
him. The thief was trying TO escape
from them, hut was killed in the at
tempt. Hereafter, officers In that section
viii alloM hnrRlAra to run In pence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
A FOOLISH ACT.

While there 10 considerable dlsap-
pointment felt among the people Of this
city over the result OF the new post
Office appointment, yet the action OF o
few hot headed persons who last night
hung out the eillgy at The head Of East
Tutcarawas street was foolish act, and
ia greatly TO be deprecated. There was
no occasion for this display Of feeling,
and II should never have been done. The
DEMOCRAT feels that II was both fool
ish and an unwise act, and sincerely re-
grets that II should have occurred.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

NJ. D. HARTER has cornerod John
Sherman Ia the proposed debate between
the latter and Prof Sumner, Of Yale
College. VIII the willy John accept, or
will no crawl Gu, Of ltY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

A CHEAP way Of getting to Europe
offers itself to the people on this side of
the pond, All you have to do Ia to get
bitten by a mad dog, and the people Of
your town will make up a purse aud
send you over for treatment by NJ, Pas
NnuH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

wHEAT-No rod, January, VI Aci February
eIl.u, March, Wlso
Colin - Mixed, January, 400 February,
aBc
oATH-w Western, 0il SoI January, 500
CATILEaAg ,WDib ~ per 100 lDs. live weight
HOGS ~ UUtDl ~ per 100 lbs,
HllEnpa ~ " o. 30 per lbs live wulght
COTTON =uuut Mddling uplandi, Vh0l do
Orleans, piso, December, 0pO, January, pppol
FoDruary, Y 90. Maron 100, Apn, pOOI NAY,
pg0 June, $50, July, 900
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

THE debt Of France is over 100000
0OO-the largest national debt In the
world, s6OOOOOOOO or $7OOOOO,ooo more
than the debt Of Great Britain and about
three times the amount OF interest bear
ing debt Of the Ulited States.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

THE Presidential succession bill was
reported TO tho Senate Monday, and
Mr.. Edmuuds gave notice no would
attach to II, when the bill came up for
consideration his measure regulating
the count and declaration Of the cleo.
toral vote.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

IT costs money to kill o burglar In
Wisconsin. In the circuit court at
whitehall, that State, three men were
fined 800 each and costs for shooting
and killing burglar who had entered
the houses OF the defendants and stolen
property. Ono Of the shooters was q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

A RAILWAY train over mile long,
composed OF ia cara, containing 1900
bales Of cotton aud miscellaneous mer-
chandlse, was hauled into New Orleans
recently by one locomotive on the Louis
Vile, New 0fleana & Texas road
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
FlNANclAL ANp coMMeaoIAL.
Quotations Of tho Stock Produce aud CAT
tlo Marriott nSo Al

tlo MarhoL Deo, II
Nav YoUa Money ilSoi pvF coat ExehanRs
nrm, Governments frm
Currency alXct, l0a ID, foura, coupons i,tI1
bid, louraud'a halfs lIali old
The stock market opened dun and toituroloa
with u slight d,Jlnc fron Saturday pHooa Al
tho first call u sharp selling Of Kansas a Tcxn
was developed under which tho stock docnet
~ per cent by II o'olyca carrying the ro,t o
tho llat down In sympathy, Since that hour thI
market has boon duh aud utterly devoid q
features At tho time of writing tho bolton
fulr,a urn ptirfrut
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

So Pile tuners, rupture and
Astulm, radically cured by improved
methods. h Ok, 10 cents In etamps,
Worlds Dtspensary Medical Association,
Buffalo. n Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
Chicago.

CATTLE -Choicc 70 extra shipping, %, 1905 bb
common ~ fair, tlUO(OlOOi ato0Hora and foeders
1piWlJj, Texans, ~ ~ gD,io
HO0b-FAir 10 Rood, W SlWJ 0ll mixed pach
ing, 81 lUttog 30, choice heavy N,0lU5 10
bHEEp- Common, sl,ib0iOO, Texans, ND
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

OTHER things In Vanderbilrs life ao'
sorbed all the interest of the people In
him, and few thought to ask what his
political convictions were. II is now
said that no was Democrat,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

" Senator Eimundb' Postal Telegraph
bill has no other result than the reduc'
tIon OF the telegraph rates, the annual
70 introduction OF II will be a paying
operation for tho bnlldozed public.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

Iris worthy of remark that the only
Congressman who voted against giving
Mrs, G neral Grant $t 900 per year WAS
Price, Of Wisconsin, q Republican.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
Ehe d7morrM
A. McaREaoR. Editor.

BLAoKMAlLlNG the Prince Of Wales does
not seem profitable business, especially
since the Princes queries have a habit
OF opening hla mail,