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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-07-03
G. A. SNOW g. CO.,
OF ANOTHER ACE.
Gradually suppIanted by n Better Article
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In the general reception room Of the Western
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exhibited the coarse crude and clumsy instru-
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only relics Low. More perfect machinery has super
seded them.
Years ago what is styled the old-fashioned porous
plaster did some good service. There was then noths
Ing better Of the kind. Now all that has changed.
Science and STUDY have gone deeper into the secrets
Of medicine ana produced BENSONS CAPClNE PoR-
Gus PLASTER, which embOdies all the excellencies
thus far possible in an external remedy. The old
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uneertain--the Capcine IL Cheaper articles
bear similar names. Be careful, therefore, that
some thrifty druggist does not deceive you. Price
Is cents.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-07-03
To the Unfortunate !

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part 10 those in need Of his services The Doctor
cures when Others fail. Try him DR. GlBBoN
viii make no charge unless he effect cure. Persons
at distance CURED AT mOME- AL cOnmuniea-
tions strictly confidential. All letters answered In
plain envelopes.
Send ten dSllArsier package Of medicine, Call or
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..Rougl, . ON Rnaa.
Heart Pains.

Clears out rats, mice. reaches. tiIOs. ants bedbugs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

WAsmNGroN, june TO- The Army and
Navy Register publishes list Of retIrementa
In the regiments OF United States infantry
which will occur up TO the year 1909 Itap-
pears from this list that there will ba no leai
than thrty'two retlrements Of officers Of In.
fantry In tho year 1900, whereas In some In
tervenlng years there will not be more than
three or four, When II Is considered that
there viii DO a large number OF retirementa
In the artillery and cavalry about tho same
time n will DO soen that tho year 1900
will witness tho placing OF moro than flfty
officers Of the army on tho retired list The
whole number OF retiremonts from all
branches OF tho service during the present
year will DO only ton, but the men increases
10 twenty In lss6, and tho average for each
year after 1885 will be more than twonty'
Ave, Army officers who complain Of the
slowneaa OF promotion will eyidontly find
much leaa reason for complaint In tho near
future, For tho young officers who are nov
entering tho army tho prospect OF q rapid
rise IL rsally brilliant Tho same IL true, In
measure, with tho navy, and II Is a fact
which few people seem 10 DO aware OF THAI
there never was botter time for entering
tho services than now
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
RAISED UP BY PRAYERS
A LADY PRONOUNCED lNcuRABLe
RESTORED TO HEALTH.
After being Anointod aud Joining In
Prayer shs Rises and Declares Her
self In Perfect Physical Condition.
Her Extraordinary story.

ORANGE, NJ j., June 10, The residents Of
South Orange were greatly exercised on
learning that Mrs, Alfred H. Watkins, res
idont OF tho place, who had been close In,
valid for two years, had been suddenly cured
and had attended the Presbyterian church
In tho village, She met with an accident
years ago and sustained internal injurie,
which had been declared incurable.
To reporter she Saldi "For many year.
| had been III aud two years ago | fell and
injured myself internally, causing organic
disarrnngement and terrible hemorrhage,
Excellent physicians tried In vain 10 cure
me, swallowed gallons OF medicine, but
move from my couch. had abandoned all
hope OF cure Last Sunday was In agony
all day,
n thought OF the Rev. Mr., Heller, OF New.
ark, My husband wrote 10 him aud Mr..
Heller called 10 100 me, This was last Mon.
day night, He asked mo II believed Gods
promises and In tho Bible. said did. lie
referred 10 a passage In ~, James which
says that IN wo had faith tho elders OF the
church, by tho amounting with oil, could
heal the sick, told him | had faith In the
promises OF the Bible, IIo then annointed
my head with oil and knoelod aud prayed
with mo- | Joined In tho invocation for 10.
liof. He then loft, but had scarcely gone
whom felt strange sensation, lily heart
began 10 lift up | prayed
toryontly, and presently arose from
my couch, and 10 my great Joy
felt perfectly cured,
" have not had pain nor an ache since.
l never felt m we'll physically. feel spirit.
ually regenorated, You can boloyo mC
implicitly when say that am not laborng
under any deluaIon, My cure has been worked
by no animal magnetism, but simply by the
the power OF God For two years mover
loft my room Now am able 10 go out and
walk anywhere, II is all due, this wonder
ful, miraculous TRANSFORMATION, 10 faith aud
prayer, by all means, tell this abroad, and
lot tho glory DO tho Lords,n
Mrs, Watkins IA about thlrty-ilyo years Of
age, tall and slender, with dark, oIpreaiyC
eyes, which fairly sparklod M sho told hol
extraordinary story, She IL OF high respect
ability and hur noighbors, knowing hor 10 bC
lady OF perfect crodibllitS place implicit
reliance In all she says. The Roy. Mr. Hol.
lor was also soon by tho reporter aud ho con.
nrmed Mrs Watkins story,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
WlLEWs Willy CAPTIVE.
Tho Trick swlndlcr Played on n Pinker
ION n.IaaIIya

Tho Trick n swlndlcr Played on Pinker.
ton Detective.
CHICAGO June i0,--J. j. Calvert was ar.
rested In Now York last week, for passing q
forged check, Ho had loft Chicago n fOw
day before In company with handsome
actress named GOnlo Blair While In this
city he lived like prince, aud swindlod
Wolfrod II, Potter, with whom ho boarded at
83i Warron avenue, out Of $3.50 on n worth.
lcss check, and Mend a. Ball. liyerymon on
West Lake strcct, out OF t6L50 by tho Gamo
method Detective Wiley, of tho city ferco,
was sent 10 Now York 10 bring Calvert back,
Thoy started ON tho return trip at o'clock
Saturday evening, Calvert being well sup.
pliod with liquor Wiley drank frccly during
tho night aud about 10 o'clock Sunday
morning foil Into heavy drunken stupor.
Calvert aneakcd both railroad tckOts from
Wiley and jumped tho train nj way station
In Ohio, Aftor passing Toledo now con.
duotor partially aroused Wioy, llo had no
ticket aud tho conductor took his yallso 10
pay for his passage,
Calvert has since boon arrested noar San.
dusly In response 10 Wiloys kilograms In all
directions Wiley will arrive soon with tho
prisoner Tho chief OF tho detectives horo
doea not bolieye ho was druggod, but says
perhaps ho was drowsy after day OF hard
work aud foil asleep
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
DEED OF pAsTARDs.
Tho Strikers at Beylcr ulow Up n Mine
with nyunmIto,

Tho Strikers nj Beylor niow Up Mine
with Dynamite.
QUINCY, H., June TO- The strike Of tho
coal miners at Bowler, Mo-, has resulted In
disaster. Tho mino Of Loomis a. Sniyely
was blown up with dynamite, causing great
damage 10 tho underground passages, which
arc destroyed and the supports torn away
II is supposed that can OF dynamite waa
introduced into tho body OF tho mine by
means OF nm outer shaft The mInc was some
tlmo ago inclosed with high pOlsadc, and
oolorod mon have boen on guard all tho timo
fully armed, There Ia no clue 10 tho porpo.
traitors OF tho dood, aud II has thus far bocn
impossible 10 mako thorough investigation
Of tho mine 10 estimate the danger The
miners were not at work al the tins Of tho
explosion,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
PERJURY.
Juror shaw's Case Coos 10 tho Jury-ui,
Own Testimony.

Juror shaw's Case Coos to tho Jury-uis
Own Testimony.
CINCINNATI, June i0.--Shaw, upon tho
witnoss stand In his own behalf, In his trial
for perjury, testified that bo may have OF.
pressed an opinion about tho Kirk murder
before tho Borner trial, but ho did not now
remember positively that ho did NO, nor what
his opinion was II he had any Prosecutor
pugh attempted 10 question Shaw about tho
internal workings OF tho Bernor Jury, aud
thus show up its corruption aud iulamy, but
Judge Huston decided that ~ the Dornr
trial occurred aftcr the alleged perjury
charged In this case, IL did not appear 10 DO
relevant,
Bbaws recollection seemed 10 DO remark.
ably bad whom he was questioned about what
he read, thought or aaid about the Kirk MUIR
der before the Berner trial Shaw was tho
last important wltnoss Preparations were
made for instructing the Jury and arguing
tho case. Prosecutor Pugh says he has made
out n case against Shaw. Tho progress OF
the case has boon 40 frequently interrupted
that II has now taken three weeks Of tho
courts time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
WHITE RIVER Urgs,
Tho Copper-Hucd Demon of tho Rugged
Rockies becoming Restless.

Tho Copper-Hued Demon Of tho Rugged
Rooi,lcs Becoming Hcstlcaa.
DENVER, Colo, juno TO- Congressman
symos has received a telegram from tho citi-
Ecna OF La Plata county, Colorado In which
II was stated that tho Northern Utc Indians
had gone of tho reservation In groat um-
bors and we're threatening 10 prevent tho
Otockmcn from rounding up thOir cattle on
the ranges
The message further stated that tho In.
dians were moving westward; that danger
TO the lIyca and property OF tho people was
imminent, aud that tho citIgons lmplorod Tho
government 10 send instant relief, Judge
SymOs forwarded this message 10 tho prcs.
dent and asked that tho troops from IT.
Lowis be- sent nj once TO tho scono Of danger,
and added that unless prompt protection was
afforded tho frightful butchory witnessed
In New Mexico would DO repeated on tho soil
OF Colorhlo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
BASE BALL MATTERS.
An Important Meeting In rhiiAdc Iphis
which 10 Deoidsdly Significant,


PHILADELPHIA, June 0, The American
association OF base ball mana IRA held an
important meeting at tho Glrard house.
Rule 23 was so amended az 10 wipe out all
restrictions on tho pitcher, an for rs the un-
derhanl delivery Ia concerned. This permits
high-arm throwing, but docs not change the
balk rule which remains tho same az drafted
at tho spring meeting,
Another important change was made In
Rule As, which does away with tho foul
bound catch, Rule ~ was amended 10 40 10
make tho home club the sole Judge as 10
whether the ground Ia In ilt codditlon 10 play
upon after rains, A motion was made 10 ro-
instato Weaver OF Louisville, Gleason OF SL
Louis, and Bradley OF tho Athletics, tho
players who jumped tho reserve rule last
season
This caused long discussion, Amend
mentA were offered 10 include Mullane, who
IN under suspension for year, and Dave
Rowe, who recently obtained verdict OF
$500 against tho ST. Louis club for unjust OF.
pulslon, 30 much feeling was developed
that those IN favor Of the motion saw that II
could not obtain tho necessary two-third
vote, and II was withdrawn.
ut Is not q question OF sympathy with us"
said Mr. Byrne, Of Brooklyn, "it IL ques-
tlon OF consistency aud q question OF justice
We do not propose 10 recognize contract or
reserve Jumpers Of any kind, but wa do pro.
pose 10 stand by our action at tho Ptttsburg
meeting"
Tho action OF the meeting was general
surprise In base ball circles President Nc
Knight was known 10 bo In favor OF rein.
stating tho reserve Jumpers, and the public
was led 10 believe that tho association would
take his Wow OF the case, Mr., Brynes state
ment that tho American association intends
10 stand by tho action takon at PIttsburg "a
significant as such stand can moan moth
Ing but war with the National league. Mr..
Barnlo OF Baltimore, Is quoted m In favor
Of nght and the local managers seom IA
lean that way, Tho general feeling Sooms
10 be In favor OF delaying tho fight until Af.
tor tho Joint meeting OF tho conferences
committee In August
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
New Mail Service.

WARRINGTON, June MIR, Boil, mporlu.
tendent OF foreign mails, and Mr., Knott,
second assistant postmaster general, will
shortly advertise FOR mail service In which
the southern and Mississippi Valley statos
have considerable interest Tho mail route
botweon tho United Statos aud Cuba 10 by
way OF Now York, The ocean trip requires
four days or moro, The now routo has boon
arranged, composed Of rail and ocean, 200
miles of the former and ninety miles OF tho
latter The department. will ask for bids on
contract 10 carry the mails by rail 10
Tampa, Fla, and thence TO Havana by
steamer The new route Is of special inter
est 10 tho south and west, but II will benefit
all sections of tho country u IL claimed
Tho schedule between New York aud Ha-
yana Ia 10 be sixty-0ve hours Bids would
be called for nj once, but for tho fact that a
railtoad In Florida, now under construction,
will probably form part of tho route That
link will be completed, IL IL thought, 30 es 10
pat The now service into operation lato In
AUGUST
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

LONDON, June i0,--'rbe absorbing toplo IL
tho defeat OF the Gladstone government, and
Tho action Of tho ministry IL anxlously
awaited, bis stated that II the cabinet 70.
agus tho Tories viii refuse the olll,ss Ia this
emergency Tho Liberals win complete tho
Supply bill, aud drop Nil other measures 10
which II isdecided by the opposition 20 dis
solve parliament, Mr. Gladstone aud his
colleagues mot al noon and remained IN 900.
sion an hour and quarter. The session IL
said 10 have boon a stormy one. During tho
sitting 10 IL said that numerous accusations
and recrim,atons were indulgol IN, but
10 was unanimously agreed there
was no alternative but 10 resign
AZ once This stop having been
fully resolved upon tho members Of
sthe cabinet 10 ia said, have individually
", dered their resignation 10 tho premier who
will, Il IL expected, proceed 10 Wiulsor and
tender thcm together with his own 10 tho
queen before another twenty.rour hours
have passed Thepolitical situation is Viewed
an very grave al this tIlno, Tho news thai
the cabinet have decided 10 resign has caused
much gloom IN commercial and financial olr.
clea 0n the stock exchange au unsettled
and shaky feeling prevails. and values have
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST,
A Sweeping Torrent Mowa swath a.,
Doa0intion aud Death,

A Sweeping Torrent Mowa swath Of
Doaolntlon aud Death,
GALVESTON, Tox,, juno TO- "A special 10
Tho Nows from III Paso saysi "a watcr
burst In the mountains, about eight Leagues
east Of Lagos, Mex, near tho dividing limo
botwcen the statos Of Guannjuoto and Jalia.
60, Tho effects wore most dcporubc lm-
monso quantities OF water awcpt down tho
mountains with irrcsistabo force toward tho
woll populated plains aud valleys below, and
loft dcsolatlon and ruin In their wake
Thcrc are already 100 lives reported lost,
and II Is feared that tho list may 10 awollod
still larger whom all tho details arc known.
A great many houses were swept away.
Stops have boen takon In Lagos among tho
wealthy manufacturing class 10 alleviate
tho pressing wants OF many who escaped
from tho valleys, but lost cyorythIug,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
A nI.tInrnIAhnd Hnnnr.

LONDON June l0,-The government has
appointed w, w, Evans, of Now York, as one
OF the board OF engineers 10 report upon tho
plans furnished for tho construction OF rail-
way bridge three thousand feet long TO oron
Hawkesbury river In Now South Wales,
The engineering difficulties 10 be overcome
In building the bridge arc great, as tho foun-
datIons for tho piors have 10 DO sunk deeper
than those OF any bridge ever constructed
Mr., Evans Is the only American ever named
In British commission.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
italiroad Reading.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Juno p-As tho reg.
ular excursion train between this city and
Baton Rouge was returning 10 ran into an
open switch ten miles above the city, Tho
train consisted Of seyen coaches, MI crowded.
Each coach lcft tho track and the engine and
four OF thon we're overturned Charles
Jones, the lrcman, was kllcd Engineer
Frank Ferguson was dangerously scalded,
W. H. Seymour, passenger had his log
brokon aud tweuty other passengers re-
coiyed more or lcs injuries, Tho wounded
we're brought TO the city on relief train.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
NlPPep IN THE BUD.
A Morouriai Fire Alarm and tho Inoendi.
AIRY Captured.

AIRY Captured.
CHICAGO, June 0-Thoro was a morcurt
al alarm Of Gre from the Mercantile block,
ils Ia Sale street Tho insurance patrol
discovered flames In the rear OF the basement
Of the place and back Of a cigar store. The
materials on fire were a lot OF ahayIngu and
rubbish, and was about two foot distant from
a barrel of kerosene oil. II was nj once ap.
parent that tho blaze was case Of arson,
and a thorough examination OF tho premises
was instituted, On reaching closet near the
place Of the fire, the door was found locked.
This, at that hour, and with no ono In the
store, was suspicious Tho door was quickly
burst opon aud man found crouching In tho
corner, llo was hauled out, and gave his
namo aa Oliver Peterson, Swodo forty yoarl
OF age,
Some wooka ago thcro was morcurlal
alarm from tho same number ON La Sale
street and on reaching thcro tho aromon
found similar blaao aud OF like matorial.
Al tho same timo man was also soon run.
ming out Of tho building aud tho mppoaltion
now Ia that ho was probably Peterson who
Ia now locked up at the Harrison stroot sta.
tiou,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
Old Soldier Dying After AmputatIon,

PEABODY Mast, Juno l0-lIOnry Coleman
Harrington foil from tho roof OF house on
May 81, breaking both arms and leg, The
leg was amputatod at tho Salem hospital on
account Of blood poisoning. Ho came out OF
tho effects OF tho ether and called for n glass
OF milk, drank II, and thon lay back and
died Ho was member OF tho Nineteenth
Massachusetts regiment, and was shot In tho
log at fredericksburg, II novor hcalod. Ho
leaves widow and ton children, iIo was
% years OF ago. Ho never rocoiyod pom.
sion
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
nnurrnt,a Dnnth.

MONTREAL, June i0,-Archblshop Bour.
got formerly Bishop OF Montreal, died
here at the age OF eighty-six years Mgr.
Bourget was very prolific writer, Issuing
a great number OF pastorals aud publishing
many literary works, His death will be a
severe blow 10 the Ultramontane party In
Canada, as he was It's recognized leader, and
10 his energy Ia duo tho wonderful hold IL
had on tho Catholics of tho province OF Quo
bee, In spite OF the efforts OF tho Liberals 10
secure for themselves the recognition Of
Rome and the Endorsement OF the higher
Catholic hierarchy In their struggle for that
power, which 10 sought after alike by the
Conservatives and the Liberals, tho men Of
politics or of religion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
Earl Spencer.

DUBLIN, June 0,-Tho Freomans journal
In commenting upon the defeat OF tho gov
ernment In tho house Of commons, says II
was due to the refusal OF the ParnellItes 10
support the government which contemplated
the rt-3nactment Of obnoxious laws for the
government OF Ireland, Tho article con-
cludos M followsi earl Spencer must now
quit Ireland, leaving behind him the NOM
ory OF an administration notable for cold
blooded brutality and calculating injustice,
Ho may receive dukedom for his tyranni-
cal miSgovernment, but II was his hand that
destroyed the greatest government England
has had In century,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
FATAL FIGHTING.
A Shooting Array brought to a Close 70,
Want OF Material,

Want Of Material.
BEREA, KY, June i0,-Willlam Harri
and James Johnston were instantly killed
here, and Mitchell Preston was dangerously
wound Il In fight which had four or Ave
corners and the following origins Johnston
and Harris had law suit over their Illicit
whisky business, and Harris was beaten 10
court At Richmond Preston was his wit
ness and lho two sworo vengeance on John
ston.
They tahked up with now whiskey, and
found the r man on the railroad near town.
Harris ptctaced his attompt on JohnStoni
life by calling him porjuror, and thon drew
his pistol, but johnson was too quick, and
shot Harris dead, Preston thon performed
tho same service for Johnston, and was 10
turn shot In tho thigh by John 4. Disney,
JohnstonS friend Then tho supply OF shoot
ers ran out, and tho authorities came In and
secured Disney, 10 await tho result OF Pros.
TONS wounds All the mon bore hard char.
actors Harris and Johnston are men Of
large families, Preston has wife, and Dis
nOy IN unmarried
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, JONE 1, 1885.

at work again, Tho late Jeremiah Blacks
son.in-law, Henry Clayton, who was ap-
pointed major In the pay corpse Of the army
by ox-r,eaident Arthur, and who has lately
been stationed at Helena, Mont, has been
ordered 10 Baltimore, where they have moi
had an army paymaster since the war.
Mrs Clayton Is the lato Judge Blacks young
est daughter II was desired by the family
to have MAJ Clayton ordered 10 Washing
ton but there was no vacancy here, and ao-
cordlngly Baltimore was selected an the near
egt poiut available.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
Seventy Killed.

sT, PETERSBURG, June iO,-A terrible 40
cident occurred on the railway from Roslof
10 Rostoir, on the river Don A bar OF iron
was PLACID across tho track by robbers and
train which came along was thrown from
tho rails AMI demolished Tho number Of
killed aud wounded Is seventy, The robbers,
who were waiting for tho smash up, plum
dered tho train Tho wounded and other
survivors we're completely terrorlzod and
could mako no resistance.