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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-27
The Summer Trip of the Washing ton
Light Infantry.

THE COMMITTEE AT CAPE NAY MAKING AR.
RANGEMENTs FOR THE COMING ENCAMP-
MENT.
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR.
CAPE MAY, n. j., July q.
The approaching encampment of the Wash
1ngton Light Infantry corps on the 10th of
August, is already exciting much interest here
The residents of Cape May city and the summer
guests who are accustomed to spend the season
here remember with pleasure the last visit of
the corps, two years ago. A committee from
Washington, representing the corps, arrived
here saturday evening, and have perfected all
This committee is composed of Col. w. 6.
Moore, the commanding officer of the corps;
Capt. George Breitbarth, quartermaster; Mr.
Metropolitan hotel, and Capt. F. H. Harrington.
81 the marine corps. The members OF
evening by Mayor Edmunds, and have, during
their stay, received much attention from the
town officials and public-spirited citizens. Yes
advice of Quartermaster Breitbarth and Capt
harrington, selected location for the camp
The site is on the spacious lawn of the Congress
Hall Motel, but west of that occupied by Camp
Sewell in 1883. Measurement we're made and
a plan of the camp decided upon. The forty
tents will be arranged in two streets. running
al right angles with the sea bluff The officers
tents will be arranged in a line on the land side
OF the camp. The program of entertainments
by Mr.. ROOSe, of the committee. who is in con-
sultaIion with the mayor and citizens. IT will
include a clam-bake at Sewel's Point and trip
10 the Delaware Break water Col. Moore and
Capts. Harrington and Braitbarth left tor home
last evening. Messrs. ROose and Selden will
remain here until Wednesday or Thursday.
\ FIRE CAUSED BY THE suns RAYs.-Yes-
terday afternoon there a fire in the show
window of Mr.. w. ;. ROoses cigar store, corner
OF 9Th and streets northwest, which had q
Singular origin. There We're in the window
some matches and near them some metallic
boxes which, becoming heated by the rays of
the sun, ignited the matches. and very soon
various articles in the window We're ablaZe.
0hicers Barry and Saikeid extinguished the
HaInes with "a loss of about SIS.
y DESERTED WIFE WANTS A DIVORCE
MeSsrs. A. A. Lipscomb and ]. E. Norris for
Mary f. Jewell, nee Clements, have filed bill
for divorce from Augustus w. Jewell They
were married in Georgetown, August sth, 1858;
had two children, and she charges that he de-
serted her in the wear 1861
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
wAsHI<GTOS. y. G, July -, 1855 IL m
For the middle Atlantic states occasional
local rains. followed by fair weather, brisk
northeasterly winds becoming variable slight
rise in Temperatures.
For Tuesday. warmer generally fair weather
IS indicated TOT New England and the middle
Atlantic states.
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E E E 81 ! !; y :;
SELLING OUT PRICES MEANS PRICES so Low
THAT GOODS MUST SELL. WE HAVE FOR
MANY YEARS PAST SHOWN THE NEWEST
ARE BOUND TO SELL OUR STOCK DOWN.
pieces broken Check summer Silks one Red, one
Blue. and one Green. at 4Oc, sold formerly at 75c.
10 pieces Check silks. in all colOrs, at CSC, sold at
so and Csc.
2 pieces Mourning styles, in Stripe and Checked. for
Csc, sold ut SOC.
10 pieces Mourning Styles in Stripe and Checked,
for 4Oc sold at 65c.
One lot Jersey Silks. in Black Brown Blue and Ma
ROOM at Csc, actual value 81. %
One lot allwoO Albatros. in Black Red Blue and
Cream, at 2lc
One lot 42-inch Lace Bunting in Black Cream and
Light Blue, at 22c., formerly Soc
One lot ali-wool kyber Cloth, in Light Blue, Pink
and Black, at 37lsc.. cannot be duplicated at SOC
One lot 45-nch allwooi Nuns Yelling. Black only,
at 45c., sold at 62lac.
One lot 4Oinch all wool Black Cashmere at As and
Soc. formerly 65 and 75c.
One lot Bathing Flannels all colors ~ inches wide.
at 45c yard.
One lot Fancy Plaid sutings in all colors, at Csc,
actual value 4Oc.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Although the demand has been great for the White
Goods advertised has entirely closed out the
India Lawns at &C.
We have still five pieces India Lawn at &c
70 pieces India Linen at Toe, worth i5c.
u psgiss sb India Linen at 1 2; worth ls
as q snS s
only few LETT, and determined to close.
OUR NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT.
We advertised few days 100 dozen Imported NET
q w0r Tn 1SS Sa 81 s CSC each we have
Embroidered Maii Fichus worth CO at fSze c each
In TORCHON LACES we offer some closingout
ouk 10 anS fo1sSon Eses AZ 1heT Ink IN
machine made. must be sold this month, SO we give
you q handsome selection at &c. yard.
BUTTON DEPARTMENT.
Ladies who have been in search of them have found
OF late that Ball Pearl-Ball Ivory in all colorsNRo
IS Complete and Prices Iesa very
OUR GENTS FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT
Is STILL BOOMING.
We are selling more goods to-day tho, avs. Our
prices as well As goods the most fsstidie eHsi
HAVE YOU SEEN ANY OF OUR BARGAINS,
Notice few below quoted:
See our 47c. Shirt.
Have you tried our CSC Shirt?
Have YOU tried our 92c. shirt?
Have you seen our Plated Shirt at S1p
See our BAUM'S Victory Drawer soc nair
1t will pay you intend to purchase To inyesti-
gate qualities and prices.
| N. Rive guarantee perfect fit or refund money.
BB Bsst 4 4 $$$$ H NJ Hss IN " ssss
BsB ~ uu MMMM ssss
jy22 41e SEVENTH STREET.
ScH111zseER. ARTIFICIAL
| STONE PAVING co
omce-14ls New York Ayenua
Artistic and fine work In cement a speciality
ourskilied workmen lay the following payemeutx
sCHILLENGER PATENT (BEsr,.
| ARTIFICIAL STONE, AsPHALTUM PARAGON
0RANoLITHG. EEUCHATEI, MASTIC
Kitchens. Sidewalks. Stables Cellars laid with neat
| ness and promptness.
Tslsphons can 405-2 11 mya ~
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Mr.. Whitney, the Secretary of the Navy, will
take possession, on August LIST, of the country
place he has just purchased beyond George
town, at the junction of the LOughborough and
Tunlaw roads. 1t is just north of the stock farm
OF the late Thos. l.. Hume and contains about
100 acres. The house is an old-iashioned and
substantial structure of brick. The center
building of the house is two stories in height
with wide hallway running entirely through
the ground floor. ON each side are wings one
story high. The rooms, : in number, are large,
light and we'll ventilated. 1t is said that the
Secretary contemplateS making numerous i'm
provenents. The price paid, as stated in Sat
urtay S STAR, was $4,000, and it has been Oc-
Is q Weil-to-do cattle dealer.
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ADJUSTMENTS
SUMNER RESORTS


THE BELLEAIRE- ATLANTIC CITY. " J.
Il ocean end OF Connecticut avenue-Ac- a. 4
comm violations hrstclass. Terms moderate. tsAY
Mrs NJ. h. LOVE Box Sol iy2lsw .sN
i OCkWoOD HOUSE. HARPER'S FERRY w
IL Va, Mrs :. i LONET1, proprietress. A. 4
opens May Both; loo feet above tide: 45ovcA9
feet above the rivers. no malaria mosou u. .S6
toes grand scenery: large cool rooms: tahi, MnsN,
eelled: good fishing; So per week; LIZ hours from
Washington ID. Z. yl.-2w
HOTEL ROYAL. ATLANTIC CITYA. 4
Il First Season for this rev and elegantly S,Av
appointed hotel, under the management OF J. nv
+. CAKE of old Congress Hal, Cape Nav. jyIo-l M.
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SELLING OUT PRICES MEANS PRICES SO Low
THAT GOODS MUST SELL. WE HAVE FOR
MANY YEARS PAST SHOWN THE NEWEST
GOODS IN THE MARKET. THEREFORE WE
ARE BOUND TO SELL OUR STOCK DOWN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-27

LADIES specially invited TO attend sale OF dry
goods at 90S 9TH 81. See auction column.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

fitted, 81. Hernpler's, cor. Al st.
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OREsSON SPRINGS, PENNA.
~ MAIN LINE PENNA. RAILROAD. "A
Oh top OF Allegheny Mountains XAY
The MOUNTAIN HOUSE will open lksJ
June 18th. =
Parlor and Sleeping Cars from all points east and
west. For circulars, &c, address
myl-eo39t WM. r. DUNHAM. supt. Cresson, Pa
GILSEY HOUSE ATLANTIC CITY, n. J,
NJ Ocean end Connecticut ave New house; "A 4
elegantly furnished; uninterrupted ocean view vE.
nom every room j. ii. HEUGILL. &e.xA
Also proprietor Stafford House. ie13-2m
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LADIES fine oxford Ties onlyf9S cts, worth
81 %. Il. Strasburger, No. 9O6 9TH ST., doors
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r OVER CEDAR POINT,
The popular Watering Place of WaShingtonans.
The safe, swift and magnificent steamer ARMENIA
will leave her wharf, foot Of 9Th ST.. daily except Sat
urdays, II a
Armenia stops at Alexandra on Mondays. Wednes-
days and Fridays only. Fare SOC round trip. Child
rem. 25c Dnuer on the grounds soc.
For further Information and charters to societies
g. l. SHERIFFs Coal Offices
52S and IL IA Pa. ave.
je24 And at Steamers wharf. foot Of 9TH ST.
ENAMILY EXCURSIONS TO GLYMONT EVERY
Il SATURDAY, commencing June 9th. Mary Wash
ington leaves at 9 a. IN. back at p. M good band
10 cents. Or special rates clubs schools. Call at
TREMB LYS Picture store, 527 9TH st.
jyl0-lm l. r. TREMBLY, Excursion Manager
NHAPEL POINT CHAPEL POINT!
LONG BRANCH OF THE POTOMAC
Commencing SUNDAY. June % the
STEAMER GEO LAW
Will leave daily from steamer George Leary's wharf
except Mondays Fridays and Saturdays. S45 a. NJ.
sharp. and return $50 pm.
Fare for trip SO cts. Meals at the Point SO cts
Prof. Schroeder's Orchestra.
je19 G. w. BAUER. Owner.
SUNDAY MORNING QUIET TRIP TO GLY-
- MONT. - No liquors sold on boat or grounds.
Commence July 10. Thompson leaves Q am; back
boat, leaving Glymont pm l. r. TREMBLf En-
cursion Manager jyl5-2m
4 TTENTION. ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS, &c
IA PistOro'S Orchestra Is not connected with Lower
sonabe terms for excursions picnics, &c Address 18th
and l. sts. NV: SO + St Sc jeS-1wH
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OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA a,

STCHARLES,ATLANT ,OCEANA 4
ANEnd Delaware ave. 9Th season; expeI:- VIyA
enced management excellent table loo l. II
ocean rooms. moderate Crowels HotpI lyls
Market st ,Phila European plan Address either hote
myll-3m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Nnta. Itrnm AhrnAd.

LONDON Oct 7,-BrItiSh troops and a
gunb1at have boon ordered up tho Nile
owing 10 rebel advance 10 Hamoo
In Palermo liB now cases OF cholera and
10 deaths were reported, In Parma 10 now
cesea and . deaths were reported, and In
othOr places In Italy 10 now casOS and .
deaths.
King Alfonso has boon III with intormlt-
tont fover, Hc has recovered sufficiently 10
bo able TO hold n reception.
II In believed that NJ Jules Ferry has boon
elected by largo majority at Epnal.
Tho French government has ordered tho
atoppage OF tho circulation In France OF Po.
ruvlan, Chilau, Spanish and Roumanian
silvor coins Largo imports OF Peruvian,
and Chilian soils, which resemble tho fvo
franc piece, but which, owing 10 tho dopros-
sion In silver, aro worth only four francs
have obtained extensive currency In France,
although the banks rofuso 10 receive thcm
A dispatch from Asknbad 10 tho Novoo
vromyra, OF St Petersburg, sOysi "Tho
English hayo tolen entire possession Of
uerat and have ordered tho inhabitants 10
ovaouato tho town immediately, Tho In.
hnbitants, nng0rod by the action Of tho I'm.
gllah, have thrown up oarthworks opposite
Tho citadel Tho English are being strongly
reinforced This dispatch 10 considered 10
DO exaggerated
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
STOP THE LIES.

The Bop, parades list Of 81 Ohio
Democratic counties, giving the Demo-
cratic majority ln.each and the amount
stolen, these cases running back many
years.
Star Route steals, Credit MOblller and
other Republican operations amounting
to hundreds of millions never trouble
the Repository on, mol Their Star
Route Dorseys help them to carry elec
tlons.
Judging by what we know, the Reposi
torys table Ia q tissue Of lies. And
while Democrats punish their default.
ers, Republicans screen theirs. Lot his.
tory tell Credit Mobiller, whisky rings,
Star Route, ETC., etc,l There they areI
But let us see; Stark county Ia put
down at s439O9 The fact Ia, the loss TO
the county In the Fessler deficit was on
ly about $4,000. and 10 the Elater case
the county lost nothing.
In the lFessler loss, the Republican
party ought to have made II up, as the
Repository we'll knows. Why was II that
Republicans here had Governor Foster
pardon Fess'erp
In Wayne county were two doiaultors
The old Democrat, On innocent victim,
stood his ground, and served his term
and now lives In Wooster, poor and res.
pected.
The Republican deiaulter left between
two days and neyorl was got Demo
orats don't defend, excuse, or shield their
defaulters. II was Democratic Judge
who gave Fessler twelve years. II was,
Governor Foster, q Republican, who, by
his pardon, cut of nine years.
The Republican is the party Of PRO.
tection"-to wrong doers. Choose 20
between.
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Eastern ItounollA.

VIENNA, Oct Z, Tho cgar, In replying 10
tho Bulgarian doputAtiou NJ Elsinoro said
that he would ondeayor 10 secure accord
among the powers 10 effect pacific solution
Of tho RoumOliAn difficulty. The report Of
tho audience by tho car has caused roJoIc'
Ing At PhllippopollE,
Dispatches from Constantinople announce
that tho Roumelan conference met inform
ally. Full Instructions have not yOt boen
received by some Of tho ambassadors I'm
founded rumors are current OF attempts 10
poison tho sultan. II IN hinted again that
the sultan In becoming domented,
Voissol Pacha telegraphs that ho has com
pletoly defeated the Albanlans, aud that ho
captured and promptly hung tho most not a.
ble OF their leaders,
Tho people Of Croto aro oxcltod over tho
Balkan troubles, but maintain an oxpoctant
attitude They have sent nm address 10 tho
powers asking that tho treaty OF Berlin DO
maintained or II II is not maintained, that
Greece be permitted 10 annex Crote,
Tho Scrvian Skuptschina has adjourned,
after adopting all tho mea surcs proposed by
tho govornmont Orders have bOen sent 10
tho SoryIau consulate at London 10 obtain
without delay tho names and addresses Of all
Borviana resident In England,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
ARCHBISHOP ELDER.
Ne Vents His Opinion OF = Certain Gin.
oinnAti Newspaper.

CINCINNATI, Oct THE Post Of this city
contains tho followingi 1--WE have right
here In this city daily newspaper unfit 10
DO read by any human being, unch less a
Christian, Every day ii Ia filed with read.
ing matter that Ia filthy, nasty obscene and
obomlnable The amount OF injury that
paper ia doing right In our midst Ia incalcu-
liable, beg OF you, fathers aud mothers,
who have the welfare OF your children at
heart, do not lot their young minds bs pol
luted by allowing them to road the vile
nheet. And you yourselves should not allow
II In your house, By reading that paper or
allowing those whom Almighty God has
placed you In charged OF In this world, 10
read II, you commit grievous ain against
your Divine Lord,
'Tho above denunclrtion Of impure news
papers, which corrupt the home aud dobauch
society, was uttered by Archbishop Elder, In
a vosp address at tho cathedral
"YOs, said tho Archbishop 10 Tho Post,
al he was preparing for short trip into tho
country, 81 was referring 10 certain
morning newspaper Of Cincinnati, II is not
necessary TO say which one There will
hardly be any mistake az TO what Newspaper
answers that description,
"After fow words anent the dangerous
Illness OF the venerable Cardinal McCloskoy,
the archbishop excused himself TO continue
bis preparation for his departure
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

WAsniNdToN, Oct 7,-Proicwor Francis
ID, Crosby, resident goologist aud conchol'
ogist, has returned here after n summer
campaign ON tho lower Potomac river, which
ho spent In making examinations In regard
10 tho bnd " tho river, Ho finds, among
other things Of interest, that tho bod OF tho
Potomac Ia 6xtoon fcot higher than II was In
prehistoric timoa, lle has devoted consider
able time In studying tho oyster ahol banks
near Popc'a creek, lIo estimates that thero
were originally throo million bushels OF
oyster shells gathered In ono pile on tho
Maryland side, aud over ono million bush
ola In ono pile on tho Virginia side
II was supposed pome years ago when
these shells were found that thcy were n nat
urh drift of aholla, They are about two
foot below tho surface OF tho oarth ON tho
bill on which thoy were found, They or.
end over number Of acres, tho depth OF
tho pilo being about sovon foot,
Professor Crosby found arrow heads, aomo
pieces Of pottery, doer'a horns aud some
other things In tho pile, which oonyinoos
him that the oyster shell deposits are artin.
oial. lln thinks that tho tribes OF Indians
which al ono time livod along tho Potomac
hauled all their oysters 10 tho place, whore
their Aquaws wore required 10 opou tbom
Kllns have boon erected on tho cd ycs OF tho
piles AMI In fow years thcy viii all DO
turned into she'll lime, which 10 used ~ a
fortlhsOr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Financial.

LONDON, Oct THE Observer In its
money ar icle saya eve are requested 10
state that Measrs, william Heath a. Co., Of
No 10 Throgmorton avenue, not only have
not suspended payments, but have met all
payments up 10 date, AMI also all those ma
turing on the 10Th inst,, without discount or
any abatement whatever
"The following anomaly Ia commented on
In financial circles M illustrating the re-
utrictod demand for money and tho conse-
quont low rate, Al a certain period In 1889
the stock OF coin and bullion ip the Bank OF
England and tho proportion Of tho reserve
were pI actically the same a. now, and tho
official rate for money was then D per cent
Now II Is 2 per cont, AMI throo months bills
arc now discountol AT 4 per cont as
against ~ por cent throe years ago,
"The Auglo-Amorlcan cable dividend IL
announced AZ i've shiIlings por share against
ton last year,
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,TARK co. DEMOCRAT.
A. McaREGoR, Editor.
THE REPOSITORY LIARS AROUND.

Az election approaches, activity be-
comes manifest among certain Republi-
can elements directed from and In the
interest of the Repository. The aim Ia TO
stir up dissatisfaction among the Demo-
erats, and the Reps hireliDgS yawp
their groundless lies accordingly
OF course the DEMOCRAT 10 a promi-
nent object Of attack. The profits Of
county printing are hugely and lyingly
magnined and the fact that the Reposi-
tory has been equally or more favored
than the DEMOCRAT In that respect, is
ignored entirely. 80 much for this.
But we hear of some Of their dirty fal-
slGers charging that the DEMOCRAT has,
In the past, traded of parts OF the Demo-
cratic ticket TO secure the election OF
the Sheriff OF course not a sclntllla Of
evidence ls referred to or produced, save
the fact that, on an occasion or two, a
Democratic Sheriff has been elected,
when our entire ticket did not succeed.
This may and does frequently occur
through various causes.
0ne man may be popular and active,
and his opponent not 80 popular or 30
we'll known, and not 30 capable at elec-
tioneering. Scarcely year passes In
Stark county, but case or two like this
occurs. To saddle the responsibility In
such case upon the paper that has Ia
b9rSd earnestly and honestly for the el-
tire ticket, 10 simply ridiculous. or
course, no man.of sense or fairness will,
for q moment. harbOr the Idea, that any
one connected with the DEMOCRAT ever
falters or fails to do his whole duty for
one and all on the Democratic ticket.
Let our friends, then, denounce oil
such falsehoods as they deserve to be-.
The Repository and its hirelings are Ia
boring for John Webb, tho fellow who
two years ago opposed John II. Dangler
for Treasurer on the Republican ticket.
His course then doubtless was owing 10
personal considerations. The course Of
the Rep, and lts hlrelings are purely
personal also.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
ALARM IN THE REPUBLICAN CAMP

The Columbus Evening Dispatch Of
Tuesday evening has q special from
Springfield, Ohio, stating that Mr.. vii
liam N. Whiteley OF that city employing
some two thousand men, heretofore on
active Republican, 30 scllye for Blaine
last year that his trade South was In
jured by II, ls now taking another
course and evidently Is In opposition to
the Republican ticket. Some Of hls men
who went TO Cincinnati last week with
the plug hat brigade" 10 attend shor-
name demonstration, were told when
they got back that he had no further
use for them. Asa Bushnell, Chairman
OF tho Republican State Committee, left
Columbus for his homo In Springfield
on hearing Of Mr.. Whiteleys change of
front. There 10 great alarm In tho Ro.
publican camp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
ANOTHER BATCH posED.
More Mormona Muse In the T. nIteutiAry.
A Howl From Zion.

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct, 7.--IsaAc Groo,
Alfred BSt Daniel II, DaniS, Charles Seal
and Andrew W, Coley, convicted OF unlaw-
ful cohabitation refused 10 pledge thom-
solves 10 obey the law In the future and were
sentenced 10 TO tho full oItont OF the law,
namely six months imprisonment and $500
hno.
In tho tabernacle Apostle Hobor ], Grant
said; "Woe DO TO thu judgo who sots on tho
bench Of tho Third district court. We will
not stand his abuse much longer, IIe can
not insult honest mon aud roylo yirtuous
women with impunlty by calling thom bas.
tards anl concubInos, Judge Zane has
takon course that has made him coward
and unfit TO be called n man, and condomna-
tion will fall upon him aud tho heads of his
children, Remember thoro Is limit and
this limit must soon DO reached His ro-
marks were greeted with shouts Of Amen "
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Poor Louise.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 7--Mis Louise
ThorndyEc, whom Dion Bouclcault has mar
riod In Australia, is twOnty -soycn years old,
Boucicault is sixty eight ShO was playing
Juvenile lady parts In travelling companies
In the southwest before she came borc aud
put herself undor Bouccautl tuition for
tho part of tho heroine in the play "All for
Love- llo fell In love with his pupil and
Vho accompanied his party TO Australia
Tho lady IL tho daughter OF Cen Richard
ThorndykO of tho British army
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Cardinal NInClnsnx living.

New YoRK, Oct Tho following bullO.
tin was issued from Cardinal McClosky's
residences "llis omnoncc, tho cardinal, has
had for over two days change In hin con-
condition. which renders him very weak,
and apparently In great danger OF death,
70 much so that II was considered prudent TO
administer TO him tho last sacrament. Vi
car Gen Rey Thomas q, Pr, ston adminis-
tered the last ritos 10 his ominoucc. Tho
cardinal, Father Preston says, remains
cheerful AMI roconciled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
W00ING OF IRELAND.
caNSE ERvATlVEs AND NATloNALlsT9
STRIVING FOR FAVOR,
Great Intersst Awakened Over GAiwAy's
Bright Futurs-smaii Profits aud Low
Discounts - bulgaria Ready to
Fight - War Notes - Foreign.

DUBLIN, Oct, THE league meetings
throughout Ireland have been orderly and
with no remarkable incidents, No speakers
Il great note took part In them except
MesSrs, Dillon and Healy, at Monaghan,
where thoro were twenty thousand people
assembled
As one result Of the conference between
Lord Randolph Churchill and the Earl OF
Carnarvon, the government has decided 10
make Galway great naval port A brsak-
water will DO built 10 Mutton island and
tho quays viii bo extended 80 as TO induce
peculators and investors 10 establish a mail
packet station, A large convict prison will
bo built so that the works may be carried
out by convict labor, This scheme, which
was just announced, awates great interest