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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

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in summarizing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

n seems q ,.tiir singular that a man.
face d. generally the iDrg,st Nhcu he b.
hImsrif the tt shortest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

We suppose 'ih,y call i, ihe ",llyer"
m1pu bfcng.c thrrr are four quarters iu DO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
JOTTINGS

farmrr AMI uaiyman.
-O.comargarIue hasn't an honest hair
ln lt.
Director iaronty's Report
Nearly an crops exhaust the soil IN
rrnp1rtlon % their value
London Arricunursi Gureiie.
My experience shows hat the .qlii
MANURE cart j. The best rent payer have
Otin Farmer
lie Who makes his farm tidy, his home
attractive. ant even goes Into The matter
of alorrmeut. has made a mark In TIE
wor.i. and aids ln bringing up The people
to a higher level
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

Opening ~ thc .ca-oa-ancovcrlo the
mustard pot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

The besi statesmen have not been
commfrcial men. The most prosperous
Art enlightened nations are those when
most rarefauy foster their Agricultural re-
sources. and always have been seD
snprraciai siuiy Of history viii show this
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
Sick Headache

"ror TIE past two years l have Teen
Afflicted With severe headaches snd dyspsP
sla. I was induced % Try Hoods sArsAfA-
ria. and have found great feliet leheer'
fully recommend 1 % all MRS. D. D.
ANSABLE. New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Mary c smith, cambFldsepori. Mass.
was a sufferer from dyspepsia and SICK head.
ache. she took Hoods safsaparila A'a
found IL The best remedy shc ever used.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

II those who work ln The bot SUI And
have formed the iuIurlous habit OF drink
lrc much water will place In the NOUN
ssy haf dozen water-washed pebbles
bean .'rs. that viii promote now ot saliva
and fi.sy thirst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
scOrT's EMuLsION on PURE

Cop LvER On. Nnn nYroFnosrnIIEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

This sprng. In selling some gralni l
ghei the iast load. The weight al ne
warehouse and my weight dli not agree :
I showed my fgurcs they looked agAn
srI found d mistake. n paid me vel for
weighing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
$l.5O Per Year.
0AININu oIneNuIn.
asnsrAi drant Takes Another Ride In Cs.-
trail Park.


NEw YoRK, April 2l,--A seven o'clock
this morning tho curtains were opened ID
General Gmnts residence, AT 9'2O a. IN. DA.
Douglas left the house, He stated that tho
General slept through the entire night With
ont disturbing him even once; mat he
was much improved after tho drive yester-
day, aud that he would go out to-day. An
far as can be cleaned from the Increased
amount Of exercise taken by tho General,
the doctor thinks he Ia gaining In bodily
strength. The swelling at tho base OF the
tongue, however still continues, with o
little sloughng,
At noon General Grant left tho houso
and passed down the steps TO the fAhlly
carriage, which was waiting, lie lifted his
hat In recognition OF salutatlOns from q
group Of watchers across the street Ho
was followed by his son Ulysses, hla wlfo
and Mrs Jesse Grant Harrison mounted
the box aud the party were driven up Fifth
avenue and entered the park.
NRw YORR, April 2l,-The sun
edItOrIally declares that General Grants
hemOThage was caused by sore which
has now disappeared; that ho has not had
cancer; that his doctors now admit IL and
that Douglas and Shrady have got good
deal of free advertising aud are sharp feb
lows.
LOUISVILLE KY, April 2i,--Generh
Grants slSty.thrd birthday which Occnra
noSt Monday, viii be celebrated In this city
by public meeting OF representatives OF
al parties Prominent gentlemen have the
matter In charge, and owing to the peculiar
circumstances under which tho celebration
is " occur, Louisville, q Southern city, win
ask all olIes In tho Union 10 follow her or
ampla
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
rrnhnblIIlr of a ooloa.nl strIl,e.

PrrsnuHos, Pa, April 81. AT tho
scale convention Of tho Amalgamatcd Az
ISOLATION OF Iron and Steel Workers hero on
Saturday conference committee was In
0tructcd II Is said, 10 demand $3.50 pCr
ton for boiling and 10 allow reductions
from tho present scale OF wages
In some Of the finishing departments
II this can not bC. obtained, and tho commit
too arc firmly col'yncodby the manufactur-
ora that iron will not warrant that scale OF
wages, they were instructed 10 accept u ro-
duOtlon Of ten per cont MI around, II this
IA rejected strike will probably be ordered
by the AmalgamOtod Association, Tho
conference viii probably take place noxt
Saturday II u strike IL ordered nearly ono
hundred thousand men will bo affected
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
THE lsTHMus TROUBLE.
Strength Of tho American Foroos-worl
ON tho Panama Canal Interrupted.

Strength OF the American Foroos-work
ON tho Panama Canal Interrupted.
PANAMA, April 2l.--Tho arrival Of tho
steamer Acapulco places very strong
force OF American marines and sailors on
the Isthmus, II was expected that the
landing OF this fOrcc would cause much lr-
rltatIon and this was true, more feeling on
the subject however, being displayed by
the French than by tho Colomblans The
latter understood tho cause OF the proceed
lngs better than the former All opposition
has now ended, Tho American force Is dis
trlbutcd as follows Two battalons, con-
slstlng Of ga Marines and liO sailors,
with battery Of llotchklss and Cat
ling guns and DNhlgren howltzer,
under command OF Captain lllgbec, are
stationed NJ Asplnwall, Captain Collins
company Is at the Protestant Chapel and
the hospitals, Lieutenant Harrington and
his detachment are ut the Lighthouse
Point and at tho General Superln-
tendents residence aud office. llouton-
ant AllIbono ls at the Royal Mall wharf,
and Captains Reid ana Muse are at
the Pacific Mail wharf. Captain Red's
company furnishes guard To trains on tho
Panama Railroad making six trips daily
with armOrod ears, with Gatlng and Hotch-
kiss guns. The men aro now comfor able
nj tho barracks ut tho bridge where
Lieutenant Elliott has marine guard Of
fifty men.
Tho war ship Boyaca IL towing an En-
glIsh hulk, and canal launch Is towing the
italian bark Geneva with 1000 men on
board, who viii attack AIzpura nj Panama.
The revolutionary leader AYERS that he will
resist this force aud states that thor pres
cnce Is an invasion OF one sovereign State
by another and Is not National
effort 10 enforce authority, Troops were
reported 10 DO ombOrklng nj Buona Ventura
for this place Serious trouble Is expected,
aud II Is believed can only be avertod by
foreign intervention The canal work Is
boIng hndcrcd, and the inhabitants are In
a constant state OF alarm. Many families
aro leaving tho city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
Illinois Leglslnture.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, April 2l,-In the
House this morning an invitation from Mr.
]. G. Clark, tho President Of tho Illinois
Central Railroad, TO transport tho entire
Legislature 10 tho Exposition at New
Orleans was read, After somo talk the In.
vltation was declined with thanRs.M Tho
House took recess until two O'Clock p. m.
The only bill Of considerable interest
that passed. the Senate this morning wai
that Of MIR, Evans for an act 10 authorize
the appointment Of State agont 10 prose-
cute the claims against the United States
for expenses incurred In organizing aud
equipplng troops for tho aervice during the
lato war, and TO provide compensation
therefor,
In spite of tho refusal Of tho House 10
accept the invitation OF tho Illinois Con-
trNl Rond many OF the member and Sena-
tors declare their intention privately 10
accept, aud II appears oyldont that there
will be 10 many aba0nt on the trip that
nothing important can DO done while they
are away,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
Tho Virginia Bondholdcrs Win.

WASHINGTON, April 21.-Tho United
States Supreme Court yesterday decided tho
group known as tho "Virgnla coupon
cases'-inyolvIng tho validity Of the 10.
cent legislation OF that State with reference
TO tho payment of State taxes In the
coupons of the States bonds-ogalnst the
State and In favor Of the bondholders on oil
material points. Tho court holds that all
the legislation OF the State which attempts
10 evade the obligation under which rests,
10 receive tho coupons of Its bonds In pay.
ment of State taxes, IL unconstitutional and
voIe, because IL inlpaIrs tho obligation Of
A contract
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
WILL NOT ACCEPT.

A..a.a Vaulon aud H.iI.v n.a.utlv IN
p",a,.d wI",s,rs ~ Wss.,a snd Itsiv
~a'nso,,va,~ W.,,s 'o sarss Ths,,
ons''' nsasons ' w ''
m, -,
WASiilNdroN' Aprll sl' mr' LaWtoh
has declined the Russian mission. An In
tImate friend received telegram from him
yesterday reouestlnp him to convey 10 tho
proaldon, Mia doslro 70 doo,lno II ia unIer.
'o',uu"' "'' N''"o ~"oo''"u, ~ :" "',NV, m',
sVoou ln"l ho uooS t''lS W ioHoVo 'ho lIo''
dent OF all embarrassment, and " avoid q
possible controversy In tho Senate next
session. A contest over A delicate question
Involving PARTISAN feelinL which is 10 be
settled by the votes of Mahone and Riddle.
berger. cou d not be agreeable 10 a man of
0ne sensIblItIes,
When Mr. Lawton came here two weeks
ava. the friend who ye,torday received his
message of declInatIon said To him that st.
PETERSBURG was not q particularly attractive
plaee. lIe repreiented 10 him that the
nlaee wa. NOT worth A contest Lawton ro.
plled that he had not come 10 fight for IL
but ON the contrary 10 say 10 the PresI.
dent that he wished 10 relieve him
from al embarrassment lie dId say this
10 the President the next day. The PresI-
dent responded that he proposed 10 act In
accordance with tho opinion OF his At
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
What poca This MoanY

NomoLW, Va, April al,--Tho Russian
corvette strItOx, Captain N. Stroglon, lso
men, four days out from Havana arrived at
the naval anchorage yesterday afternoon,
and was followed In about an hours tlmo
by the British manof.vOr Garnott Cap
tain Henry Hand, from Vera Cruz, with 80
men aud twelve guns, Tho GamOtt oamo
10 anchor about quarter Of milo below
the StrltaS Both vessels were salutcd by
tho receiving ship Now Hampshire, lying
nj tho nAyysynrdr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
U,dor tho Hammer,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 9i.--Tho
Cleveland Indiana s. st. Louis Railroad,
operated from Anderson to Noblesvllle,
eighteen miles, was sold to-day under foro.
closure OF mortgage In tho United States
Court TO Thomas Q. PlOtt, President Of the
American Express Company for S40,-
900. Mr. Patt represents tho Express Com
pany and tho Ekln estate, which arc tho
largest bondholdols and tho 1000 Will
just about wipe out tho receivers certlh-
Gates and costs Of tho trust. President
John Leo attempted 10 have the sale post
poned, claiming that there was S2b0,00O In
bank 10 prosecute work on the road, and
SAYS ho will contest tho sale.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23

WnWEsuAHRr, Pa, April ei,--Thc fu-
moral ot re-, DR., David Stern occurred yos-
tcrday afternoon, and In every particular
was regulated by tho Instructions ho had
loft In his lcttoa Tho only services were a
the grave, whore s, llorsh, of this city,
read tho sorlplural passages mentioned
In tho Instructions In the Hebrew language
The funeral WAS very largely attended, and
during tho morning the remains were Viewed
by hundreds Of poOplo, Tho face was calm
and lifo.lllIo and tho expression perfectly
preserved. The funeral took place from The
undcttakor's establishment, II being against
the rules OF tho jewish faith 10 admit the
body inside tho tomplc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
DISEASED CATTLE.
All Cattle from oallaw'y County, Mii
Hourl, ouarantlnod,

All Cattle from Callawiy County, Mis-
Hourl, ouarantlnod.
WASHINGTON, April el,--The Commls-
soncr Of Agriculture has issued u circular
giving official notice Of the existence Of tho
contagious plcuropncumonla In callaway
County, Mo-, and calling tho attention OF
all persons Interested 10 tho act which
makes II penal olIenso for any railroad
company or yeSsol-ownor IN transport and
for any person 10 drive or convey diseased
animals from one State to another
Sr. LouIs, No., April ELL. NJ Tay
lOr, agent OF tho United States Bureau OF
Animal lSdustry arrived here yesterday
from Washington. lie has secured the CO.
operation Of tho Missouri Pacific the Wa
bash aud the Chicago Il Alton Railroads In
placing an embargo on Nll tattlo from
Galloway County In this State, Tho rail-.
roads will refuse al shipments OF
cattle from Galloway and contiguous
counties unless accompanied by a
certificate Of health from Govern
mont Inspector Colonel Hunter President
Of the National Cattle and ll0rao-Growen'
Association OF the United states, y0oter-
day sent telegram 10 United States Com
missioner Of Agriculture Coleman nj Wash
nglon requesting that tho Atlornoy.Gon-
Oral give IN Immediate decision 10 10 Mr..
ColCmuna power 10 use funds appropriated
for tho usO OF his bureau 10 stamp out tho
disease Commissioner Coleman replied
that the AttOrnOy-Gcnorala opinion would
probably DO received today,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
Fighting over n Mllllonalro,a Property.

New York, Apxl al,-Charles W, Du.
rant, who died q lunOtIc four weeks ago
left property valued NJ more than Sl,00o,-
900, and his will Is now being made tho sub
jcct OF u bIttor contest among the four chill
dren, the only heirs. Frederick O. and G.,
w. Durant were named as administrators
by tho will Miss Adele Duralt
and Mrs Estollo Durant Bowers, daughters
of deceased, chaae their brothers with
many peculiar acts In relation TO the prop
erty of their father, and declare that do
ceased was lunatlc and irresponsible when
no made his will, and that he executed q
codlcI February 10, 1884 Tho sisters
charge that large sums Of money aro due
tho estate from the brothers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
Tho New York "Trlbuno" Loaca n Libel
HnlL

NEw YoEW April 9i.-Kenward Philips
suit against tho Now York Tribune for
$4,000 damages was called before Judge
Cullen, In the Kings County Supreme
Court Brooklyn, yesterday. Tho Tribune
accused Philip, who Is q woll-lmown
Brooklyn journalist OF forging
the Alorcy letter published dur
Ing tho Garfield campaign of 1880.
District Attorney RldgGway appeared for
thOrrosrcutlon and General Benjamin T..
Tracy for the defense, Tho laltor wanted
q posIponcmont, which was refused, llo
thoreupon walked out OF tho court and the
trial proceeded without him, There being
no defense, tho case was given 10 tho lnry
after the district attorney had presented his
case, and verdict OF 50, 900 was promptly
given for Mr.. Philip.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
A Dnrl with Rlnna.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April sl,-A dospor-
ato tragedy occurred last Friday at q place
called Ford, In tho Indian Territory, Dur
Ing horsc.race two cattlomon, Frank Wat
son and Francis Copeland, became involved
In difficulty, Each secured q Winchester
rifle and opened fire, but neither was In
jurod until Che mon came 10 close quarters,
when, At q simultaneous shot both foil.
Watson was instantly killed and Copeland
was mortally wounded and died In few
hours. A hundred people crowded around
the scene but no attempt was made 10 dis
arm tho unfortunate mon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
Wa, Barrlos tho Victim Of Tron


WAsluNoroN, April al.-AdvICes were
received here yesterday from Guatemala
describing briefly the scene OF Barros
doath. Tho contendng armies had hard
ly begun 10 battle when the Guate
malan commander was killed. lie
was not leading tho troops on the
battlefield, but was passing lelsurcly along
NJ some distance In tho rear Of tho troops
when On onslaught was suddenly made on
him by q baud Of the enemy. Barrlos foil
mortally wounded by bullet aud died In n
iow minutes, A desperate struggle was made
W capture his body from his guard, and
twenty Guatemalan soldiers were killed
before tho enemy were repulsed and the
attempt abandoned II was In this fight
that BOrrlos' son foil. II Is tho common
belief that BOrrlos wOs deliberately assassl-
mated by the lntrlguos OF Zadlvar, and that
tho responsibility for tho crime rests with
him,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
Collnpae OF u nuIldIng.

CLINTON, ILL.,, April Fl, Sunday night a
dccayed wall In ono Of the prominent
buildings Of the public square OF this
city gave way and completely wrecked the
business OF several merchants whose tran
soctlons were carried ON In rooms about
and adjoining the detective wall Tho
Register printing Office, owned by J. II.
Waggoner n S0n large hardware and
agricultural establishment owned by John
Killough, aud the harness factory belong.
INK TO William Metager, were all piled
up In u confused mass Of rubbish In thc
cellar Of the building, and out Of all tho
stock but little viii be saved, No
one was In the building at tho time
Of the accident, nor was any ono hurt
This iNct Is regarded ~ almost miraculous,
Os during the daytime about twenty work.
men were employed In these establish
monts. The loss will reach tho nelghbor-
hood Of $4,000, Tho accident was di
such nature that nothing win bo realized
out Of the insurance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
A PolygamI.t Punished.

WASHINGTON, April 2L-A decision
was rendered by tho Supreme Court yos-
terdOy In the poygamy case OF Rudgcr
Clawson against tho United States brought
here on n writ Of error from tho Supreme
Court of Utah, Clowson was indicted for
polygamy, found guilty, and sentenced TO a
line OF eight hundred dollars and four
years imprisonment Tho Supreme Court
OF the Territory affirmed tho Judgment and
he brought his case hero on tho ground that
the grand and petit Juries by which no was
indicted and tried were Illegally constituted.
The decision was on Affirmation OF tho low
or court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
To Moyo into tho rrealdentlal Cottage.

WASHINGTON, April 81. - President
Cleveland will take up his residence ut tho
Soldiers Homo early next month, occupy
Ing tho cottage which has beon set apart for
number of years for tho use Of tho prcsl-
dent. A delegation Of prominent GoorgIans
called upon the President yesterday after
noon ard urged him TO attend tho Atlanta
Exposition next month. The President
while expressing desire 10 20, said he
feared public business would prevent him
from doing 10, lie, however, promised
them definite answer In q few days
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
An Amfnl Death.

ERIE, Pa, April si.--A horrible death
overlook Frank ROLAND yesterday Halt
Ing his horses, attached TO massive land
roller, ut tho top Of steep declivlty, he do
sconded 10 the bottom TO measure tho path
when the huge roller became detached and
started down the hill, crushing everything
before II. ROLAND lost his presence OF mind
and stood trallsilxed gazing at tho rushing
roller which knocked him hoadlong and
passed over his body, breaking most of his
bones and crushing his skull Death was
instantaneous.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
Lonu Iainnd rorrsta Abinso.

NEw YomN, April al.--Largo forcst
Grs oro burning In Suffolk County, Long
Island, between Now York and YaphOnk,
Three Crcs broke out simultaneously Two
hundred acres OF standing timber and Two
buildings have already boon destroyed,
causing loss Of 100000 Over fyo thou
sand acrcs OF wood oast OF Shutdown Ia on
fro Hero the loss Ia estimated at 9Sb, ,00a.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
"Long Joncs'p Successor.

CHICAGO, April ei.-'rhe Duttv Nc,os
says II has good authority for announcing
that message has been received from
Washington by County Attorney Law say
Ing that Mr. j, II. oborly had been ap.
pointed United States Marshal for the
Northern District Of Illinois 10 suc-
coed A. M. Jones' Mr.. Law could not be
found nj his oihce Sheriff Hanchett con-
lrmed tho report saying that tho nforma-
tIon Of Mr.. 0berly's appointment came
from good Democratic authority.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
A Town ia pnpuer,

SALEM, N j., April ei--A serious tlrs
started In tho baucns, about iiyo milos south
Of hero, yesterday and Ia burning nerccly
across tract Of country about three miles
wide. Parties Of mon have been fighting
the Gamos oil day Hundreds OF acfus Of
valuable timber have beon destroyed. The
town OF Qulnton Ia In danger Of destruction
should The velocity OF tho wind lncroaso.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
. uo.,noss Man Aoouaod AZ Ar.o,.

CUMBERLAND, Md, April ol.-wllliam
II. Hartman, ono of tho leading business
men Of Homecoming, Nd, Is under arrest
on charge Of arson, after having boon
duly presented by the Grand Jury. Uo 10
charged with having sot fire 10 his store on
March 10, which resulted In tho burning Of
ak buildings and loss OF $4,000 Hart
mans loss was estimated 1T 10000, and his
insurance was 81, 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 49, 1885

belng unpopular, lhe Amer IL wiling 10
cede PenIdeh 10 Russia In return for her
evacuation of the Iulfikar passes, which
command the road tO llerat A difficulty
arose from the refusal OF tho Russian war
party 10 consent 10 q withdrawal from Iul-
iikar
Meshed advIces say; The Russians are
still at Ak-tepe, General Konarof has
gone TO Sarakhs, and General Allkhan0f TO
Yulatan, The Russians are compelling the
Sarlks 10 construct military road toward
HerRt through PenIdeh, The Afghans
eylnce great anxiety ~ learn The English
policy IN regard TO AfghanRtan, The
Herdtee referring 10 Sir Peter Lumsden's
boundary commission says II has neither
the face 10 20 nor the intention 10 stay,
lONpON, April 2l,-A dispatch from
England has ordered 100000 cans of pro-
served vegetables from lhe Girls Company.
A dispatch from CrOnsladt says the Rus
sian fleet there has been ordered 10 prepare
for war Instantly and thrty-tw0 Russian
men-Of'war have hOsted their flags and put
~ sea.
The Warsaw TrdgblatL the Russian ON
olal organ for the Government OF Warsaw,
says that Russla:s making the necessary
preparations for the taking OF Herat,
THR soUDAN.
LoNpoN, April 2l.-The DAILY NclDs, In
an editorial fhs morning, says II believes
the Government has decided upon the I'M
mediate recall OF General Graham's force
from the Soudan, A dispatch from SuNIlm
says q shIek, with seven hundred men OF
tho Amarar tribe, has started out 10 capture
osman Dlgma for the British.
A telegram from DonAla says; Natives
who arrived here say that tho Italians have
advanced from Massowah In the direction
OF Kassala Tho Arabs along the White
Nile, above Khartoum, arc reported 10 DO
descrllng III MehdI and pluderlng oil VII
lagos and towns worth robblng.
TuE ROYAL PARTy's RETURN TO DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, April 2l.-0n the arrival of the
Prince and Princess Of Wales here last
night, q slight attempt was made by Ma
tlOnalIsls 10 create q disturbance. The
police succeeded In dispensing them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
An Illegal Commission.

BATON RouoE, La, April The
Mississippi Supreme Court has decided that
tho Railway Commission recently created
Ia Illegal, and that every railway train from
tho tiue II enters I'LL II leaves the State IN
within tho taxing power Of tho police regu-
latlons.