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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08
NEW YnnI. Inn. a

FLouR-1irm but lcaa active.
WltEAT-Oponod heavy aud AMlho lower.
but later rulod stronger and recovered pnrt Oh
decline No. | White, Rhoi No. = Wod Jnnu.
nry, MmlsAo, February, RAmlgAo, March,
WADbtoj April OOhGDOIot May, MHdDSHo.
C0nN-AMl0 lOwor aud less doing. Mixed
Western spot, bODDIno, futures, iDAGDBiAo,
oATH-Lowor, Western, WQbi0O.
uPnovIAIoNs-lioof quot aud firm, Now
Extra tll.b0DlaOO, Pork qulot aud stondyt
Nov Mosa .tls,7bDi8W, Lard dull aud lowOri
htonin, t1,g0,
nurrrn-Frm, Western. pD9io.
0iirrsr--stondy NJ lWl0Ao.
EuuH-WcHtOrn weak ut 100.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

UETTOTT, Jun, O.
Nouii-FIrm, Mlohlpan Winter Whont.
tD.b0ng 20, rollor process, t4.OOal,g6, p%ntonta'
RWO, Minnesota patents, &b,OOQDb.bO,
WiirAr-Stoudy, No, 1 White onah ana
January ,SOho, February, SfAo, March, BgHoi
May, plhot No, Z liod cnsh aud J%nnunry, Sol
February, .@ho, March, SDho, May, 80,
COnN--No, Y cnAh, 40,
oArB-No. = White, UiHo, No. g. Uio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

PEOliA, III, Jun, q.
.-C0nN-Activc mud Arm. Now Hiph Mixed.
WdDihot Now No, y Mixed, WHGtBtO.
..OAIH'- Firm, No. . Whito, 2BAQ2vAo, No. 4
Mixed iominally, gihGDgso.
NyE-llrn, No. o. bUGJ5UHc,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

TOLEDO, o., Jan. a.
.wuEAT-Hlghor aud notlvo. No. \ onnh,
MHoi January, Blno hid February, NlnoI
March, 80, May, HuAol No. y SOFT Nt6eTo,
CO1N-Qulot and firm, No, = oneh, lic bid,
January, aye bldj May, alAoj No, y, 4OHc
oAln-pnll ANA Arm, No. y cnsb, s7No bidl
May, U0o bid,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-14
Proposed Relief FOR the Canadian Facihe
Railway.
SAN FRANCISCO ITEaif,
ccordine to the ofiicinl list Of nl

According to the official list of pl
and surgeons, there are 2.14S pTdc,.
in the STATE and 6lS in the city.
The iron-workcrs reported at q mc,
Thursday evening that they had stoi
several helpers who were going 10 worf
the Union Iron Works, and had brou
others out.
The Sharon marriage contract and " n
Dear Wife, letters have been delivered T.
County Clerk Flynn 10 David S. TcTTy, of
counsel for Mrs. Sharon, on written e.!
der signed by Judge Sullivan.
The c6asting sailors conGnue to watch
vessels along the city front, snd have
warned the keepers cf sailor boarding
; houses not to ship mentor outs ,;c ports
for less wages than b25 per MONTH, nor for
inside ports for less than so per month
The opera Of Is Faust" with GiaHipi iu
the title role and Patti as Marquette. wns
most generously and enthusiastic H. re-
ceived Thursday night. Bouquets were
, Tained upon the stage, crcGres follow ed
each other, the curtain was rang up three
times after the garden scene, and "a roar Of
braves mingled with tho more con-
venti0nal applause Of the lower part Of the
house.
Charles J. JoneB, the late Secretary Of the
Safety Fund Benevolent Association, re-
! Gently sentenced by Judge Wil,n to two
years imprisonment in San Qdentin fer
embeZzling $500 OF the Associations funds
has waived his right of appeal, and viii 80
across the bay, where he will petition the
/ Governor to pardon him. on the ground
! that tic can produce evidence Of His inno-
/ cence.
/ Mrs Mary Baker, = resident Of Harrison
street, is under arrest on. L charge of burg
larry, preferred by neighbor whose wife
! recently became insane. The complainant
alleges that while his wife was non toRpos
n'entl', Hrs. Baker abstTaCtod SIX dress
from her wardrobe, and has failed to return
! it. The prisoner says that she only bor-
, rnwed the garment in order that she might
I go and hear Patti in becoming attire.
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rassnNG4sns FROM rtH EAST.
tsppaAL BY TELEGRAPH 70 THE rroonD-uNIoN

lSPBSI2L BY TELEGRAPH TO THE RECoRD-UHIof.j
NEwEALL, March 19th-The following over
land passengers passed Newhall to-day. to
arrive III San Francisco March 4th Mrs. D.
Voorhees, end three children, g. II. Kimban,
Mr. ard ". i. Hnrringt II. J. smith, san Fran.
cisco; Mrs. McDongali, Miss Lucy McDougaii,
Los Angeles: Charles T. Jenkins and family,
New YORK: o. N. Dewey, Oregon; MIS-. NJ. Park,
Miss Ida Park. Mrs. Frank shay and child. w
5. Maxwell, u. w. Jones, ) s. sherman, Los An
geles Mrs. JaInes. New York; Mrs William s.
Jack, on, Colorado Springs; Dr. o. J. Stuff, Chi
cago; c. \. 6horb, Leo 1usen, San Francisco: G.
w. Durbrow. Cotton, Cel.; Id n keeter, Sonora.
Mex; A. A. 6maIIteld. +. Shaw, New Orleans;
MTa E. st. Paul, Mexico; / Ii. Aierrlll and wife,
Bangor, Me
PRoMoNroRy {Utah) March 13th.-The fol-
lowing overland passengers passed mere to-day,
to arrive III Sacramento March 18th: a. Pom
mon J. Baker, New York; J. L. Howard, ).
Sampson, Oakland; J. N. Rander, Shanghai.
China; D. Lion, Virginia; c. a. Rite and gite.
L. HarwGod aud wife San Jose; w : Hon-
man, g. Hoffman, L. Coin. New York; MIS- L.
NJ. schp abacher and child, Boise ity' lcaho;
| NJ. schloss, SAN Francisco; $. n. White, Glen
! wood Ia. p. \. Keninata, san jose; me
! Gaiety Company, i'll "AdaTnlesS Eden, new
, Work
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-yan Fleet. Judge.

Department one-Van Fleet. Judge.
FRIDAY. March IL, 1885
People vs. D. N. Burns, enitezzlement-on
tSal.
People vs. A. D. January-con.inued gener-
ally.
session
Department Twc-BToFariand. Judge.
John Reynolds vs L. L Lh,oo,n- Being ar
gued
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E;lEHn HAPPENINGS.
THE PRTSIDENT AID THE 0ELA.
H0MA QUESTION.
Reception at the White Eouse-The
Railway 5trile-The Senate
New York "Nugwumps."



WASHINGTON. March l5tn.-The Presi-
dents message, asking for tie return of the
Nicaraguan, Spanish and Dominican
treaties, was received by the Senate to-day
in executive session. The treaties Will be
returned to the Executive at once 10 ac-
ton OF the Senate being required. The
message withdrawing the treaties was very
short 1t assigns no other reason for the
withdrawal than fol re examination"
Senattr Sherman has declined to serve
on the Senate Finance Committee.
Cameron offered a resolution naming tie
Chairman and members of the Senate
committees as agreed upon by the caucu>es,
ana asked imn.cdiate consideration.
Agreed to.
ingalls, offered resolution calling upon
The President for information IL regard 10
the occupation OF oklahoma, and what ac-
ton was being taken in that regard. In
der objection from C0ckTeii Ii went over
until Monday.
After. q short executive session the Sen
ate adjourned until Monday.
Smiles Changed TO fNr~o,yns.
WASHINGTON. March 13th,--There were
scores OF smiling faces IN the SenGte eai
| leries this morning, when assistant SecIp-
| tary Pruden appeared with i big white
| enyeiora in his hands, and announced g
| message froIn the President Of rhe United
| States The envelope contained nomina-
| items, aud the offiGcSeckcT5 hurried 10 the
| office OF ,hc Secretary Of theScnate TO learn
| the names of the lucky ones. Looks o.
! anazarlen and disgust crossed their face
| when il YVES seen that the nominations
| we're simply promotions o. army officers to
| fill the vacancies created by the death O
| InsDagtor-Genefal Sackett Not = siugl;
foreign mission. or even the head Of 2
| bureau O. division in sny q the Depart
| ments, had been changed, and to make tbs
matter eiOomier, Private Secretary Laman
announced that no other nomination.
would be made to-day. Late in tht
afternoon it was reported, upon apparent!
coed authority, that tomorrow the Pres
idcnt would nominate the state Auditor o
West Virginia to be Commissioner of In
| ternai Revenue. The Administration seem
determined 10 freeze cRt the oflice-secker
here as much as possible before making Ii
appointments, and Judging ny the nunlbe
who have left the city within the past hire
days, its efforts in this line are successful
The nominations OF First Assistent Post
| master General, Commissioner Of the Jl81'
| Office, Commissioner Of Patents, Ccmmi5
sioncr Of Indian Affairs, Commissioner {
Internal Revenue and Assistant Secretar
of State besides quite number Of Office
in the customs and internal revenue SCI
vice, were expected. The delay OF t!i
! President IN filing these Offices meets wis
the general approval Of the leaders oi tt
party in Washington.
The Oklahoma Difficulty rIa,natio
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sen-a.. Z .a .ae .IEa1en r15sI.

WAsE1NGroE, Marsh l3th.--In the 15azan
Cou:t-martial the attorney FOR the defense
created 1 sensation by declaring thai GER
tain newspaper articles drosa;o-y to Cen
e al Hazen w0uld be traced 10 Secretary
Lineon's desk and 10 his hand
With some uniupcctant testimony from
Captain Miller, Of the Signal Oiiee, tie
prosecution rested they case. The defense
! had not concluded the examination oj
Hudson when the Court adjourned,
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AT Loggerlieads Already.

New YoRK, March 13th.--The happy
family relations between the Independents
and Democrats are dangerously strained by
the increasing efforts made here and in
Washington TO turn out Postmaster Pear
son also by the appointment of Higgins
as a Treasury Department clerk. The
Times declares concerning Pearson that it
is test case of the sincerity of the Presi-
dents views of administrative reform, so
regarded not only by the Independent Re-
nublicaps of the State and elsewhere, who
sus~orted Cleveland, but by a attn greater
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-14
Eho Railway strike.

ST. LOUIS, March 13th.-Goeernor Mar
maduke issued a proclamation late last
night, warning strikers and all persons as
sociated with them that interfering with
themoyement ofengines and trains and IN
timidation of other persons, who may be
willing or who desire TO work, is unlawful !;
and calling upon the county and municipal
officers to promptly enforce the laws and
commanding all individuals or combina-
tions of individuals, in any way engaged or
concerned in interfering with the free
traffic of railroads, or in the intimidation
of their employees TO deaist at once and
without further warning.
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Private Fenry's Letters.

WASHINGTON, March I3th.-There is liv-
ing nj PaIkersbuTg young lady who mas
in her possession large number Of letters
which arc coveted by the War Department
at Washington, but which she has, SO far,
persistentiy refused to surrender They are
letters from the unfortunate private Henry,
of the Greely Expedition, enc of them
written a few weeks only before Henry was
shot. 1t was brought to the yorng lady by
an agent of the Department. She was
bctrothed 10 Henry. their acquaintance
having commenced in !s79, through the
medium of an ADVERTISEMENT ssor q lady cor
respondent. inserted hJ Henry in the Gin
cinnati En17airer, Ths girl was then but 5
years us0, She is the daughter of promi-
neut and well-to do parents, who were
kept In ignorance Of her engagement to
Henry until his last visit to her, while on
| his way to join the Greedy Expedition In
| one of bis letters Henry says he viii visit
| the Arctic regions and write a book thai
| viii make him rich and famous, and return
! to marry her and settle down,
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In Favor of Peace.

BosroS, March 13th.-The following
cabiegram was sent by the American Peace
Society to-day to Henry Richard, n P,
London: The American Peace Society,
representing the Christian sentiment of
America, fully sympathiGe with your efforts
e avoid an Anglo Russian war;
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rs Fifth Ave, Now Iorh'
HALLS PULMONARY BALSAH

rJIHE BEST REMEDY IN USE FOR COUGHS,
l. Colds, Asthma, bronchitis. Infuenza, Group,
lncipient Consumption. aud all Throat and Lung
Troubles sold by all Druggists for so oents.
j. r. GATES & CO., Prop nstors, All San
me street, San FrRnoisco ple-Ip
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co.FEaENcE TO BE Held.

sr LOUIS, March 13th-At private con
ference of Vice Presidents Hays and HoX!e
and General Solicitor Brown, OF the tst,iN
lines, about strike matters held here to-day,
telegram was received from Governor
Martin, of Kansas, saying that he would
be here Sunday with the Railroad Commits
sioners Of Kansas, to discuss The situation;
Governor Marmadul1e, of Missouri, will
also attend. 1t is expected that the meet
ing will determine the future action OF the
| two States and the railroads towards the
strikers and status quo will be main
tained till then by the roads.
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a shle laid ufs for tl,o Winter.

MoHTR2xs March 1Gth.-Wori has jus.
been recefTcd from the ship Prince of
Wales, from Mooso Factory, Hudson Bay
in October last, with a valuable cargo OF
furs for London. The information comes
by dog train, that aftera trying and difficult
time the vessel reached Charlton Island.
about sixty miles from Moose Factory
The crew are all safe, and arc wiD,ering il.
huts on the island.
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rlcroRy roR TIE sTR1SERs.

P.LrsrIEf tTex.). March 18th. = The
strike ct this place ended this afternoon.
superintendent Herrin sent for the Execu-
tive Committee of the Workingmen's
Union, who Immediately waited upon him.
The result of the conference was an order
To resume work tomorrow morning on the
old terms, as before the last cut. An agree
ment 10 this effect has been signed by su-
perintendent HerTin. Master Mechanic
Morris, and tho strikers' committee. Also,
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WASHINGTON, March l3th.-The fellow
ing proclamation has been issued:
By THE PRESIDENT or TIE UNITED srATaz o.
AMERICA--a PROCLAMATION.
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TIE CztR SPEAKS.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 13th.-Thc Gar
Of Russia said tonight, during an informal
talk with several diplomats ct the Imperial
leYee: II cannot conceive that any but
the widest dreamer could think | would
declare war against England. Our ends
can be attained, and viii be attained, but
ton nnn not by force
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if extra time is put in they are to receive
extra pay. This agreement only extends
to the International and Great Northern
Branch OF the Gould system. The work
ing men are greatly elated over their vie
tory being congratulated or all sides for
accomplishing their end without violence.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-14
Death I'D aIl .arrnY OF.ear.

OMAHA, March 15.h.-Joseph Il. Taylor,
Assistant Adintant-General Of the Depart
ment OF the Platte, died of pneumonia at
his residence tonight. lie was nephew
Of Zachary Tavlor and The son Of Joseph
z. Taylor, Commissary General OF the
army. His pa.ernal grandfather was Rich
ard Taylor, Of revolutionary fame De
ceased was q West Point graduate, Of the
class Of '66, and served on the stef of Gen
eTal Sumner in the army OF the Potomac
throughout the Rebellion lie gained
celebrity by effective work in bringing
Lincoln's assaSsins to the gallows.
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DESNrscS tTey.) March 13th.-At 4
mass meeting last nightthe strikers adopt
ed resolutions calling for the removal Of
Vice President Hoxje snd the putting OF a
man in his stead who has q little feeling
for suffering humanity. It was declared
the sense of the meeting that the company
should furnish competent physicians in
charge Of hospitals. and make Il quarterly
report Of the expenditures to committee
of pmplovps
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l.oNDoN, March l3th-I'he War Depart
ment is making preparations with 8 view
to the possible oCcarr, nee OF serious truu-
h,e III Aighanistan. Orders have been sent
to the arsenal4 at Bombay and Bengal to
prepare all kinds Of ammunition. Details
for two army corps are already completed.
Each will number / 5Ui officers, 35 200 men
and 1880 horses. The Adiniraity i
making arrangements 10 have e feet ii!
transports III readiness.
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Wholesale Arrests for murder.

WICHITA FAL!s (Tex.b March 13th.-To-
day, ct Vernon and vicinity, Captain
Schmidt, of the State Rangers, arrested
twenty-five men on charges Of murder.
Many Of whom stand high III the commu-
nifty. 1t IS claimed that the men consti-
tuted a sort of vigilance organization, and
four recent murders are attributed TO them.
The wholesale arrests have created an cx-
element throughout the Panhandle re-
friOn
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LGTDoN, March i3th-Joseph Joiu
Jenkins, the well-Inown painter in water
coiors, is dead. lie was born at London in
1911.
The death of Sir Curtis Miranda lamp
son, Bart. il announced. He W.s born II
Vermont in September, 1906
SaN Josr COSTA Rieal, March i3th-
General p0n prospero l5e1anIez PrcSidc1i
Of Costa Rica, died suddenly here lhis
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REroErEp AsEEE.tENr.

Loxpo2, March l3th.--In the House of
Commons this afternoon. Gladstone an
nouncad tha5 an agreement had been az
rived at between Russia and England by
the terms of which neither the Russian
nor Afghan forces would advance any
fmrther on ci.her side Of the frontiar
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LosDoz, March ISth.-The members Of
the House of Commons heard G.adstOne's
announcement of an agreement between
England and Russia with almost a general
sense of relief, the agreement afording e
reason for hope that \ war would vet be
ayerted by diplomatic means. 1t is believed
Ihat Sir Peter Lumsden has the AfShans
sufficiently under control to prevent col
lisi0n between the Afghan and Russian
outFosts pending pacific settlement of the
frontier dispute. Some prominent Con-
seryatiyes, however, point out that the
agreement viii not prevent Russia from
massing troops, or the Russians being
allowed to reuain, even temporarily, on
/ territory claimed as belonging to Atghanis-
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09
The Record Of the Pairs.

The superiority of Wells, Richardson q Co. g
Improved Butter Color over all others made, is
again demonstrated by its record at the Autumn
nal Fairs. The test of practical use is whattells
the story, and the great value Of the premiums
given by the Agricultural Fairs, lies In the fact
that the judges in these cases are regular farm
ers, who know what their needs are and what
will supply them. Wells, Richardson * o.
Improved Butter Color, which has taken first
premium at all fairs where exhibited, is putu p
in a vegetable oil so prepared thati it cannot be-
come rancid, a most important property, the lack
Of which is fatal to so many of the Butter Col
ors offeredf for sale. 1t does not color the butter
milk it imparts a bright natural color, whichis
unattained by many others; and being the
strongest is the cheapest Color in the market
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09
A Gay World Painted Red.
isw York Post

~SAA \ = .Mn
Red, prominent in costumes and
trimmings early last season in Paris,
has burst out this side the water and the
gieam OF this brilliant hue is seer IN
every shop window, Frightening every
combination In dress fabrices and shin
ing out upon the costumes from the up
turned sides of the hat brims TO the
ups OF the dainty Turkey red house
snoe. Red triumphant, red absolute,
Ied Q La Pharaoh, in tones and semi
zones, help largely this season to en-
nven the dull, dead appearance of the
Melancholy days" just upon us.
The new shades of this color are rich
and various and burst forth gloriously
u velvet and brocade or glimmer charm
mgiy through bronze, mahogany, bis
mutn- brown and tan until the color,
lying out in the material itself, breaks
Ous again in cording, facings, ribbon
sarnitures, panels and jacket and waist
1oae adornings ad ininitum. Pommt
amour, ~iove-apple, or tomato, Aurore,
clear vivid sunset red, shading tc
Seop VINE, Rouge gorge--robin red
Dleast color-and red vulcain, Sultaine
.niernale and C~oquelicot are some Of
sne leading Partisan shades Of this color,
with endless o tints. which APP
Srsl IN all THE seasons high-dyed pro-
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09

PAIN AND DREAD attend the use of most Ca
tarrh remedies. Liquids and snuffs are unpleas-
ant as well as dangerous. EIy's Cream Balm is
and a sure cure. 1t cleanses the nasal pas
sages and heals the inflamed membrane, giving
relief from the first application. SC cents at
druggists. Coo. by mail. Ely Bros, Oswego, N. Y.
/ HAVE had catarrh in head and nostrils for
ten years so bad that there was great sores in
my nose, and one place was eaten through !
got Ely's Cream Balm Two bottles did the
work, but am still using it MY nose and head
is we'll / feet like another man. -Chas. s.
McMlllen, Sibley, Jackson Co. Mo-.
FROM Col. O.. il. MACKEY, 32nd Iowa Infan-
try; ] nave now been using Ely's Cream Balm
for three months and am experiencing no
trouble from Catarrh whatever. Ihave been a
sufferer for twenty years &c. H. Mackey, 81
Courtney, Iowa.