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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-20
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-20

SEND FOR GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP if
troubled with an eruption or an abra-
sion of the skin.
HIL1's HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE, Black
or Brown, SOC.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07

THB Cincinnati Bnquirer's Washing
ton correspondent Is playing the came
role Gath" did In its columns last fall
that is writing down Mr.. Cleveland
and pitching into the policy Of the ad
ministration. Editorially the Enquirer
is cold, but philosophical, and say':
What is anybody going 70 do about II 7
While Senators Vest, Eustis aud Beck
and other men OF national prominence
like General Bragg, Of Wisconsin, are
reported TO be angry at the President.
they are M powerless, apparently, as
private citizens. The President has the
disposition OF the ofiiceS, and that's the
epd OF II. II they don't like II they can
drop 10. They can enter the Geld OF
philosophy and study the mutability OF
human affairs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07
ENGLAND AND AUssiA.

Many p opls imagine that Russia
would prove TOO much for Great Britain
In case Of war, No doubt In this opinion
they ars governed somewhat by their
wish 40 10 the result. Wa should re-
member. however, that. 30 far 10 the
two governments are concerned, Eng
land 10 free. compared with despotic
Ruasia. Tho latter has lbNen styled "A
despo Ism modified by assassination.
The oouras Of Russia 10 the march Of
deepotiam- She has been the ready ally
OF deapots 10 overthrow liberty or At
tempts tbsreat II WAS Russian army
that restored Hungary 10 Austria In
l8A9, Il wan Russia that was the great
criminal IN conQuering and dividing
Poland. Count Pulaski, who fought for
American independence and fell At 3D.
yannah. aud KosolusEko. who also fought
for us, we're overcome by Russian
armies that crushed out Polish
independence. In fact Russian history
10 only q history Of the heartless con-
qusror What American can sympa-
thizs with such power whore cruelty
bas been the rule. mercy the exceptionp ?
OF course the immense Russian army
largely exceeds that Of Great Britain;
but In case Of need, England, Scotland
and Ireland, with the colonies, can raise
an army that would prove more than
match for the Russian host. And on the
ocean, the great preponderance OF the
British navy would prove Of immense
consequence In case Of war between
these powers. The commerce and trade
Of Russia would suffer more than that
OF Great Britain. In case Of war Eng
land could not hurt Russia on land,
while Russia could not seriously harm
England on the ocean. Neither power
should want war, for II would profit
ho'shVis
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07

soME Republican papers make much
ado about the appointment OF DR..
Meiere. 40 consul at Nagasaki, japan,
calling him an ''unrepentant rebel"
Secretary Bayard may have made one Of
his mistakes. But tho gentleman who
10 removed from the Nagasaki consul
ship Ia Gen. A. Q. Jones, OF West Viz
ginis. Prior TO the war ho was the most
intense Of pro-slayery Democrats, re-
siding In Minnesota, and hold once un'
der Buchanan. In 1851 he went south
and served In the rebel army during
the war. In 1885 he refused to be re'
constructed and migrated 10 Mexico 70
serve under Macmillan. He soon re-
turned 10 the United States, blossomed as
q Republican, hold some department
place under Grant and Hayes. and In
March, 1880, was appointed 10 the i'm.
portant and profitable consulehip In
japan no has held, Hes . good follow.
and know exactly how 10 tune his rsbcl
repentance with tho emoluments Of
place. His successor aleo served In tho
rebel army, but when the war closed
studied medicine, and took 10 attending
To loyal mon that way out In Colorado.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07
RlilEE IELEGRAMS.

Thieves obtained $1,000 in bonds and 500
Ia cash at the residence OF Hubert Bernard,
In Corning, N, Y.
The Straits OF Macltinao are practically
open, and large feet will probably leave
Chicago to-day,
Richard Whaling, postmaster at Gold
man Ark, was killed by an editor named
W. o. Turnage, on account OF trespass
10 10 announced that the Central Iowa
Railroad is about 10 pass under the COM
troll OF the Chicago, burlington & Quincy
system.
A thoroughbred Clydesdale stallion, i'm.
ported 70 Eau Claire, Wis, at cost OF
RllOO, died AZ soon al ii was placed In the
stable OF ita owner,
Charles Z. Fuller, a Cincinnati business
man, killed himself Monday morning at
his suburban residence In Llnwood, OF
which town he was Treasurer.
The bill passed by the New Jersey Log
islature preventing railways from leasing
their roads or FRANCHISES without legisla-
tive sanction has become law.
On a farm near Sumner, la, Fred Bell
shot 0otheld HouaemAn In the neck, and
then killed himself, They were rival suit-
0 for the hand OF young woman, who
favored Houseman.
Nearly hys hundred shop hands am-
ployed by the Denver a. Rio Grande Road
Al Denver and Sedaiia, struck Monday 10
secure tho discharge OF objectionable fore
mon, and threatened 10 stop all trains sx-
copt those carrying malls.
A second attempt was made carly Nom
day morning 10 burn the Children's Home
AZ Covington, KY. Tho little inmates were
badly frightened by the smoke, but none
Of them sustained injury. There 10 no
olew 10 the incendiAry.
The Cork County Club has expelled the
well-known Irish physician, DR. L. q. N.
Tanner, because, In company with Mr..
John OConnor, ho marched At tho head OF
a Nationalist procession, and hisaed tho
Prince and Princess Of Wales during their
visit 10 Cork.
Frank November, who has boou ar
raigned In Toronto for forgery, 10 cloak
maker recently residing In Chicago, where
he altered Tickets given him on completing
garments, and eoeived moro pay than
was his due. II the crime 10 pronounced
forgery, he can DO eKtradited.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07

ARDoR day In Nebraska 10 on April
2sd. and 10 q legal holiday. Mr.. Morton
In his ornate speech nj Nebraaka City,
shows that this country will soon bo
denuded Of timber, ~ tho rate OF con-
sumption 10 5000 acres Of troos per
day. This destruction Of timber in-
wolves the cutting ofover 100000 acreo
each year. Regarding this tho speaker
eaid.
The denudation Of woodlands proceeds
with relentless and tiroless energy In
oil the pine bearing sections Of the
northwest. Tho M OF the woodman and
the puff OF the steam-engine join with
the hiseing Of swlttly revolving aaws In
Q death.song for tho fated foresta, moro
foroboding OF evil 10 our race than was
that OF tho savage tribos who originally
domiciled In their yerdant fastneeaes.
Tho latter presaged only individual
deaths, infcrtility, barrennesa, and the
extinction OF entire communities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07
Ir VIVA Littlsr. n Rannhllcan n

IT was Littler, q Republican member
of the House at Columbus, who got up
Che disgracetul row o week or two ago.
He thought himself insultsd, and, al
though the House was In session. he
started over to thrash Allen o. Myers.
II was Thorp. Of Ashtabula. q Repub.
1ioan member Of the same House. who
threatened on Thursday. that the Repub-
iican minority would. II they could not
have che Journal Of the House read az
they wanted II. soiEe II BY force.
The Repository might dilate and sxpa-
slate on the beautiful Republican saints
,of the HOUSE al Columbusi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07
.nconIo4fa ,LArUnE

i,h tu'i 'r,r on Mondly Mould re-
6 iy.cr ',c or DIT du A can
ITV M v,fka hglalatora
nwsa 10 ipcocl. | viii fayofabiy
rmpB cd Gen ral Assem-
bne vii f''nlr int ~ snres ara
con,ide d. A sgof " snaciments
ara worhyo 0-ldera'inn
II hna "a IT. d n ron tltutlonal
ampDfm Cc gln9 b. I'm OF state
election ~ III % Ober 10 No ember. 90
as 10 be In ~ o 4 with other sa.ea
II has Up I'D the law - ubliahing
Ihs rOntia -,slem OF prison ihbor. ana
thu glvpL lsi iothe w0fkingInen OF
thu Btait.
|, psrsed NV fur lhs inspection Of
w0rk-hOps q nriOri y, u law FORBID
ding the 0y w rking o. children. o law
for the irmlld IN I amor disputes and
law iOrhlhd u h payment oI miners
In store ~, What other legiala'
ture W. in ~ much for the working
pruplrY
II enact d iaw 10 protect poor peo
UlF " lN'N " WV lNU Rsest
AN No. - - liver ireD from tue
sorscitV h m Gey sharks
II D Ov rsfHmlD prlaon man
agement, AMI Tor All interm diate peni'
tahllav y - rJuauemrnt aud T. for
maj ,U OF ,ilOr grhir OF rrlml1alA
IL enacted % y IOvidiDd for no pDr'
chase OF Mh ook- NJ rWI, an1 this
broke down mo opprpee ve monopoly
IL prOviIed nat hereafter Aii rxeru
tions OF cTiminBla shall 10 performed
within the wslls NJ tho peDltentiary,
thereby avoiding h. scandals and dlH'
graoeiul perform nrW NO of,eD incident
10 the hanging II mnrdereTe,
IL paaa,1d m Tfhgeut, an IL
believed pTBc lob 0, law for the ogp
preston " wlIr 70 .me and similar In
tamO Ts'OIL
IL enacted sutngeOt laws against po'
litical hrrhrs rnd etrlkers, ana 10 pre-
vent tt0 imprup nae OF money In cleo
tiona
II passN u glstraVlon law for Gin
cinnati and o. w ant which, while per-
'hnps more cOstly tran d. ifed, W II IN
cure greater purity N ircu'na
II made impor aut ard necessary
changes In the ,d,crIy ,aws u the
State a0d organized the judicial System
OF the Statu on better basis.
IL created q State Bureau for the preS-
eryation OF forests.
H. defended the canal syetem of tho
State against the schemes OF those who
aimed at tho destruction OF the canals.
IL aleo provided To- tho repair and main
tenance OF the canals.
or course others ot less importance
might be named, buI which were also
needed. Legislatures must be judged
by what they do, seuseless howls are
not argument Let their good acts be-
considered, for they pare into history.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07

srRIN0yiELD, ILL.,, May b.--In the House
this morning number OF bills were ad-
vanced 70 a third reading, among them
the followingi Appropriating $500 for
furnishing and rohttng the StAts law lib
rary In the capitol building; repeating the
act OF issl requiring township officers In
nual statements OF the same. Tho
bill providing that engineers shan
be required 10 bring their trains
70 fun stop any place within 800
feet OF a railroad crossing, instead OF
under the present law, not less than ffty
feet, and Increasing the fine OF tho ongi-
noor, provoked opposition and was made
special order for next Tuesday.
Al the Joint session to-day elght Senators
and sixty nine Representatives were pres
ent Morrison received y votes for Sena-
tor, Logan II, scattering 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07

and naval purposes, and IN thrsed y !
be a contractor was TO be not nm q
ly a millionaire. The sad rea rli'
oil this apparent wealth wnH the luDk
OutgTOwth OF an OyeIehad wine M
al calamity at which humanity m ght
shudder, was shut out by the cOmpru T.
Ing reflection that, though r0m' hnd'
might get hurt-Ra the late Pre- len
used TO express it--yet "lhere WA money
In IT," The country aw0ke from that
dream at the end OF four years, and ba
gan 10 suspect that, with huge nation
al debt OF near three thousand Millions,
with taxation 10 correspond, md the
cost Of living out Of all proportion 70
wages, there must be some mistake
about war Of any kind, civil or i0ter-
national. being q a"blessing."' We repeal,
huge fortunes were made here aud there
by the few-the speculatora, the con-
tractors and the adventures but 70 the
,masses II only meant o bnrthen or dent
and taxation, tbe influences OF which
are still felt even at this diataDce OF
time upon every avenue OF trade aud IN
dustry. Tue Crimean war and the later
Franco. German war did not come NO
near home 10 us, but the effects which
they finally worked out touching our
material interests were much the same
In kind, II not In degree, ae those OF
which our four yoars' civil strife were
productive.
To civilization, humanity and the pro
gress Of the race, the Bulletin goes on,
war any where is more or less a general
calamity. II II were q means OF putting
money In the purse either Of those that
engage In II or those who are simply
spectators Of II how |, ng would II be ere
the earth would be q universal bear
garden, and hopelesaly abandoned TO
barbarism and crueltyp Immutable law
is that no man shall benent by the ca
,lamlties Of another man; and the law Ia
M applicable 10 nations and comhuni
ties as to individuals. The highest In
terests of civilization and progress, NOR.
al and material, are all Identified with
maintenance Of peace and goodwill
among nations. Any policy, or CONNER
clal expectation, which proceeds Upon
the contrary assumption. Isl mischiey'
ous fallacy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07

CoLoRED voters will have chance 10
learn that Democrats are not their po-
litlcal enemies. The Republican party
has held the colored people In political
bondage long enough, Many are hold
lug more liberal views Of politica. and
ara convinced that the Democratic party
neither desirea TO abuse them nor uoe
them. Several delegations OF inhuen-
tial colored people have called on presi-
dent Cleveland, and have come from
their interviews gratiaed aud satlshed.
The President told them that he know
no distinction Of race; that no received
them as American citizens, entitled 70
share In the honors and franchises that
belonged 10 citizenship; that on their
merits as individuals they were enti'
tied 10 enter the contest for official
place, aud should receive the frankest
aud fullest consideration from the ap-
pointing power. He congratulated them
on the rapid progress they had made In
two decades, and predicted that tho
time was near when the prejudice
which Ia excited by ignorance and
color, would be buried with the intol.
erance and greed which had made
them slaves, The colored race will
And In President Cleveland q friend.
anxious To further every stop they take
In their efforts 10 reach the highest good
Of which q people can be capable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07
HoREIoN WAR NOT A nLEssrNa.

The loose and exaggerated talk as 10
the effect Of IN Anglo Russian war upon
American interests are scarcely justified
b. n intelligent comprehension OF all
the circumstances which enter into tho
case. Some leap To the conclusion that
10 some way or other our business In.
forests must necessarily be benefited by
the misfortunes and Losses Of tho belig.
erent nations; while others, with simi.
lar shortsightedness. are not lees per-
suaded on general principles that II is
q mistske 10 contemplate war a. the CO.
lamity which the humanitarians and
moralists are accustomed 10 represent.
instead Of being. a. they are sure II
must be now. . "blessing In disguiso.''
Considering these questions, the New
York Commercial Bulletin talks plain
common sonse In these stationary words.
from the stand point Of trade and a.
nance:
The first effect OF q great war IL 10 kin.
die q spirit Of speculation and adventure.
and marketable commodities and 90.
curities are tho first To experience the
imitation which fo.lowp. This imitation
10 pleasant but delusive experience, as
its duration 10 brief. A few are enabled
10 amass fortunes while II lasts; but
whom the secondary effects begin 10 be
felt, II IL found that the great body Of
the people are not only no better Of than
they were before, but relatively at o dis.
advantage, In conseQuence Of the on
hnnced cost OF food and othor neceesaries
OF lilo which 70 an Incident Of these con.
ditions. In the hrst year Of our great
civil war, II seemed On II every body was
making money. The Government had
snormous disburssnasnts fcs military
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07
rHE Rspoaltcry feels better sInce they

The Repository feels better eince they
saw the night sewer wagon getting its
load by suction. The Rep. has discovered
"the sewage hauling business Ia quite
ian industry In Canton now" In old
Edinburgh, Scotland, In "ye oldon time,"
they did not have the suction arrange
ment and after ten or 80 In the evening
windows we're hoisted and the cry was--
"Gards loo" The scavengers cleaned
the streets during the night. Edin-
burgh 10 now well supplied with water
and provided with sewerage.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07
GLADsToNK's prudence and moo

GLADsToNK's prudence and modera'
tion brought important fruits, accord
Ing TO the cable dispatches. The Rus.
sian Government has agreed TO accept
the principle Of arbitration on the ques'
tion Of responsibility for the violation
OF what Mr.. Gladstone called the "cov'
enant" Of March 18th, which probib-
ited either Russian or Afghan from
lines, The British Foreign
Minister on Saturday stated he "had
every reason to believe that pacific
settlement would be arrived at with
Russsls."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07

LIEUTGOvRRNoR WARwIcK's remarks
on adjourning The Senate don't please
the Repository. Mr Warwick makes
"brlef mention Of few" worthy meas
ures enacted by the late LEGISLATURE,
This record, we are glad to say, the Rep
does not diopote.
The Rep, Goes. however, mention mat
ters II would have had Mr.. Warwick
name. one OF these being the failure 10
give this judicial subdivision another
Judge. Now, wa tdks pleasure In In
forming the Rep. aud oil concerned,
that the Senate majority refused to pas a
the bill, as II would increase Republi'
can oflicialal
II would seem the Rop. believes In
contract labor In tie Penitentiary, and
pretends 10 favor free school books with
out saying how these books are 10 be
got, whether by purchase or by the State
going Into the school publishing busi-
ness, to be swindled Of course out Of mill
llonp. We are glad TO say the late Demo-
cratic Legislature had too much sense
To engage In 80 doubtful and dangerous
q business.
or course the Rep. laments the death
Of the late Scott law, that wonderful
measure Of the late Republican Poker
Legislature. That Republican poker
affair enacted the Pond law. aud q. Re-
publican Supreme Court knocked II.
The Scott law, only another edition Of
the Pond law. was knocked by q Demo
cratic Supreme. Court. II will thus DO
seen the parties are even on this score.
The Reps points are pointlees.
The Repository yawps about STANDARD
OIL" "coal OIL" etc. The p. o. organ
will soon realize that. the 4. o. p. 10 los
Ing its official oil. by which II has been
run for 70 many years. The late cleo
ton in Michigan is a case In point; and
In Ohio next October, there will bo no
puch result as last year, when. the Blaine
craze was up. Mark III
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07

RvKN q persistent and bloody.minded
waver Of the bloody shirt, cannot fall TO
admire the ohiyalric conduct Of Honor.
able Alexander Il. Lawton, OF Georgia,
recently exhibited. This gentleman
having been appointed 10 high ofllco
by President Cleveland, some question
was raised 40 TO his having been relieved
Of the disabilities which had been I'm.
posed upon him by taking part In the
rebellion. The Attorney General OF the
United States rendered an opinion that
all those disabilities had been removed
and that tho President was fully nj lib
erty to appoint, and no 10 accept, tho
diplomatic Office referred to. But rath
or than 10 emb0rroes the President In
the slightest degree, he withdrew his
own name and declined the appoint.
ment, Such high.toned punctllloua
courtesy and dignity are rare, aud We
do not hesitate 10 aay that the exhibi-
tion OF such qualities on tho part OF Mr..
Lawton, makes us regret that ho will
not represent ue abroad.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07

Mn. wnIrNnY. Secretary Of the Navy.
says tho United states cannot muster
thirty sfYective war vessels. He Gays
without wasting further time tho gov.
eminent should proceed 70 build twelve
ships. numerous torpedo boats, and pro.
vide naval srmsments Of tho most Ap-
proved patterns on tho same liberal
scale, Undoubtedly, a. no says. this
woald coat good deal Of money. II 10
only by the bad and corrupt manage.
mont OF tho Republican party that we
are without q navy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07

TEE monthly Treasury statement,
made mp to the Let Of May, elbows, whom
compared with that Of April, . loss Of
nearly 100000 Of gold; q gain Of
about 100000 In silver; a gain Of
nearly 100000 in United Btates notes;
gain Of $4,000 In National bank notes
and q loss Of 100000 In National
bank deposits. The loss Of gold has q
rather serious look. II comes about by
the payment OF customs dues In silver
and silver certificates, which the law
permits. Secretary Manning and Treas.
urer Jordan believe that the May state
ment, 10 be- made on The ist Of June,
will not show 20 largo . loss Of gold BY
the Treasury. Under tho instructions
Of Secretary Manning, reports have
been made 10 him during the past
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07
Tnr Nav Yort ann. in aDmhina

THE New York Sun, In speaking Of
Congressman Cox's appointment ~ MIN
ister 10 Turkey, says many Of his con-
stituents arc unwilling that be should
leave Congress 10 scoept the Minister.
ship. and then adds that II he leaves the
House and "insists upon flying to lstam.
boul hs can take with him the pleasant
reflection that during bis many years In
ahs House no has never bored II or the
country. OF mighty few Legislators can
% much be said, and Of these few have
Joined 70 nimbleness Of wit such solid
attainmenh and steady purpose as hla.'
The Hun might have added that Q. 8. Coz
In Congress has mover bsen charged with
.ausbs looking 70 personal dishonesty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07

IT seems II isa case Of spoils dlsap'
pointment that has disgruntltd Senator
Eustis, Of Louisiana, aud brought forth
his TRADE against the President. Could
the Senator have controlled the Louis
lana appointments, a Ia Boss Cameron,
In Pennsylvania, Cleveland would have
been his man. Since he could not,
everything has q gloomy aspect. Mr.
Cleyeland's determination to proceed
slowly and with care In making changes
meets with general approval. The Pr g.
ident regards the good Of the service M
the ilrst consideration, and the demands
and even the just claims OF parIisaDs,
however worthy, as Of secondary I'M
portance. In this way hewill strength
en- his party with the people and redeem
his pledges. Mistakes are unayo dable,
but the general purpose OF the adminis-
tration is made clear.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07

"RARPKR's WEEKLY" reviewing some
recent manifestations Of Republican
sentiment In the speeches Of Eyarts,
Hoar and Dawep, says they "impose upon
''every Republican who Ia not utterly
sand stupidity besotted with party 50 rit
"the question whether the Republican
-party has any intelligent, broad and
sable Leadership. or whether II is 10 be
-left TO lurch and drift, merely railing
'At rebel Drigadiers' and sneeriDg At
Democratic reform"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07

" this Union Ia composed Of equal
Statee, one State Ia as much entitled 10
consideration IA another, and the citi'
aens Of each State are equally worthy Of
regard by the general government.
Why then ail this clomor about ap'
pointing men from Southern statesf
Arc not these men citlEensY Are those
States not equal members OF the great
United statesp Why perpetuate this
contemplate sectional animosityp ?
What would those men havep
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07

month Of lhe kinds Of money received
ut the New York Custom House, From
these RIP rs II appears that the coin
received IL about per cent Of the total
tho preeDbicka are about 20 per cent,
the gold certl6 ales about a7I6 per cent,
and silver certificates AN per cent.