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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
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The annual convention Of tho Eastera
Amor lean division Of tho International 10.
hemlan Turner'S association began at Clsvt-
land, o,
Robert b, Lamon, OF Illinois, has besu ap-
polntel member OF tho board OF pension
appeals In the office Of tho secretary OF tho
interior
The City National bank Of Lexington, KY,
has brought suit 10 recover 900 from To
Bureties Of the dofaulting cashier, James q.
6crugham,
A proposition of tho American Dltsriot
Telegraph company 10 deliver lotters ip
Philadelphia under tho immediate postal Law
has boon decll ned.
Charles Scudder, Of Terro Hauto Ind,
while bathing In Lake Maxlnkuckoo, wai
soized with cramps and drowned befotO a.
sistanco could reach him,
Frank Mitchell Ia under arrest at Boston
on suspician az numbering his wife, supposed
10 be tho woman whose mutilated remains
were found In Charles river,
Cook Humphrey surrendered 10 the au-
thorites at Morohead, KY, and furnished
$500 bail for his appearance to answer
four indictments against him.
John Doyle, Of Marlborough, Pa, was ar
rested at Oxford o., on u charge Of horSe
stealing, Ho confessed 10 having stolen the
horse from DIR, Markt Of Hlmiltoa, o.
Con, Burdotte, oommandor-in-chi Of the
Grand Army Of tho Republic, Is In favor Of
tho dino subscription, among veterans, for
a Grant monument In Washington, d. q
At Athens, o., after preliminary exami.
nation, jacob and Reuben Wilson were held
for murder In tho first degree, Thoy are
charged with tho killing Of Perry Sharkey.
John McColloughs physicians do nOt
think ho viii live more than year longer.
Ho "a entirely tracsblo at Bloomingdal
and IL made comfortable as possible by hii
friends,
Three thousand mon are employed upon
tho dcfenccs at Herat aud there are 1900
troops at that place Col, RdgcwOy's taal
Is difficult one, owing TO the proximity Of
tho Russians and tho jealousy existing
among tho omcor's officials Russia Is ib
triguing TO mbvcrt tho allegiance OF thu
nmeor aud to create party favorable 10 hSi
, policy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
A nnAinr,IiY Onirnrn.

WACO, Tox, Aug, 10, "A great outrage
was porpctralcd at Acqulllo, this Melon.
maui county, u report OF which has just ar.
rived IN thi, city II @cms that tho Rov,
Clomont Irimblo, OF Brooklyn, N, Y, has
ooon In this county for some tlmo, looturing
and preaching 10 the negroes aud illustrat'
Ing hia thOmo with n magic lantern
and beautiful sconos representing
incidents In the lifo Of tho
Savior os we'll ~ tho topography OF tho Holy
Land, II seems that the young mon OF 40
qulla, which Ia twenty-five mict from this
city, prevented him from doliyorln his loo.
turo, although he was provided with rogu'
lar llconet took away his lantorn and In
Jurcd his so,ncs Ia many ways In fact, do
stroyng hlg outfit altogether after which
which they escorted him TO tho dop't, wnoro
thoro was Btboook iro oStIngushcr, which
thcy turuol upon him, aftor which ho WA
allowed 10 escape, leaving bobiGd him his
magic lantern tnl thi Wrnck OF hla show,
llo walkol tp Waco, th, p'opln on the way
rcfSing him, as ho alleges, oven drink OF
wntpr,
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n,,...ni,a in Tim Alr.n

RICHMOND, Va, Aug, io,.-At n plcpic
given by coored society known M tho
Sons aud Daughters OF Moab, near this city,
q general row occurred In which Frank Au-
thony was fatally wounded aud several 9th.
ers badly hurt The trouble grew out Of the
demand made upon the brass baud 10 change
the tune from await TIL the Clouds Roll
Byn 10 "pauclng jimmy A general dis.
turbance ensied Several OF tho colored
mon were arrested. Anthony attempted 10
rescue one of his friends from tho oiljor aud
IN doing 40 was shot aud received u wound
from which he will die, Hardly had the
trouble began before u dozen rasors flashed
IN the sunlight Several Of tho parties en-.
gagged In the affair were arrested aud lodged
In mil
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

DUBLIN, Aug, l0--Tho celebrations passed
of peacefully everywhere, Disturbances
were expected at Coagh, whore tho Nation
allsts threatened 10 march through tho vii
lage; but 200 extra police and detachment
Of tho Forty.lrst royal dragons turned tho
procession back on tho Dungannon ro1d and
would not lot II ontor tho village, No colll-
sion occurred There was no charge OF cav
airy as reported, only some slight stone
throwing IN tho noighborhool Of NowrH
Michael DGyitt mado an important speech
at Longfori, llo said there was no differ
onco between him and Mr. Parnell, II was
tuo ho wnl going to run twenty landlord
candidates Nv tho general election But he
wasn't going 20 run thom In; ho was going
10 rum thom out, Mr., Dayitt hada groot ro-
ccptlon at Longrord aud Lonushorough,
whore ho also spoke, Mr. Parnoll, resting
himself No his scat IN Ayondalo modo no
movo, and will not DO anything for fort
night The longuo " busy with the new ro'
gister-0 hTculgau task, Tho lists for Dub
lin were completed Thoy show tho enor'
nous total OF 90 800 claims 10 tho franchise.
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FLOUR-Tanry, sl5O CAS-; family Sllbgi,n
WilEAr=No rcd, Nl UJig, No, =, Ul 800,
COtN=Nu,2 mixed, 4OyAJ soi No whiIa
oNTS-No q mixed, QlsGgSoi No. mixed.
4 gOLgOu, No. whtu, ll1, -
Pork Family 5000 liDilSi regular sVSSO
BAtoN shoulders, tgl aoi short oloar aIdoS
Lard Kettle w I6Oia1
CHEZ no Primo " 6holoo Ohio, 60io Nou
York, \ 0.u jo, Northwestern, coo,
POUiT \ Young chickens, Si,2o ij primf
$500 p6i, ducks, spOO g2bOi gocac, NOJO per
dozen; live turkeys, 10, dressed ~ Dllo
HAY No / imYthy, NA99gM6O Ne "A
SiaUOGl8OJ, mixed, tlOolgllbli wheat ana
yo straw, Y,OOD16Oi oatatTaw, sBOO@sbO.
WOOL unwnshed medium clothing gpoI
flno murlno, l7gl1oi common ~ y ltci pep2e
washed medium clothing, Q0 g9ioi eomblng. WA
a1oi burr aud cots, iO,0l5oi tub'washed, wpHol
UAifi.E Good 10 choloo butchers, SiaS S.ool
fair, sg0 UDiOO, common, $500 p21bi NookoD
and fcodeS, s5,obLSbl ycarlins, aud calves
'iSyS HoIs~ Solicited butchers, sloo % 70, fair Y
good packing, 81 80 B4Bd, fair 70 good light yApt
@40 common, 81, p4LS, oullg 500 pi19
SHEEP P~Comnon " felr, SisS Ra.iSi good "
choloo, S0OJg9bOi spring lambs, $500 0tSS
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GENEVA, Aug, Intelligence from tho
picturesque village OF Lcnk, on the Uppcr
Rhonc, IN tho canton Of Valois, gives tho
death Of ono Gabriel Emory, aged nIncty.Gvo
years, Swiss soldier In tho contingent
obliged 10 bo furnished 10 tho First
Napoleon. List summer no was ablo
10 shoulder muskct In tho ranks NJ u
local roviow, aud was dclghtol to bo thcro.
Ho was In the horrible Borodino Gght, In tho
ohcorleN Moscow campaign, at tho colo
bratod passage Of the Borcsna, and was
takon prisoner at Loipdc, Ills longevity
and physical strength after such hOrdshipi
aro rcgardod ~ wonderful, Mountain tour.
lsta ofton won't out Of thoir way 10 visit aud
hoar him talk llo was burIod with military
honora,
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Tnlinngo IA London.

LONDON Aug l0,-Dr, Talmago preached
IN tho celebrated Wesleyan chapel ot Fins
bury, bohind which Is the grave Of John
Wesley, aud In fgont Of which is Bunhill
burial ground, where lio the bones Of John
Bunyan, Isaac Watts, Daniel Dofoo and
Horne Tooko, Tho "Brooslyn non.conform-
ist,n as he IL callod here, referred In hs SER
mon 10 this hallowed ground, Tho chapel
was crowded 10 suifocation, During tho
indoor services several thousand people
stood In tho front graveyard and In tho
atroot, impeding travel and awaiting DIR.
Talmagc outside, After tho regular sermon
no came into tho church porch aud addressed
10 tho multitude theological stump
gpocch In full voice, and then with q smiling
face ho gave out a stirring hymn, aftor sing
ing which, tho populOoo made tho policemen
happy by again freeing tho thoroughfarN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
Fourth dIstr!ot-ollcs of board Of public


works
Sixth dstrict--AdJutant generals Office
Seventh district-Secretary OF states Of
fec ION the lefn,
Eighth misunderstanding OF States Of
fec ION the rightly
Ninth district-Railroad commissioners
ofloO.
Tenth dlstrlct-Attorney generals office.
Eleventh distriet-Insuranco commissions
er's Office,
Twelfth distriot-Insurano commissions
er's office.
Thirteenth diatrlot-Treasurers oliico,
Fourteenth diatriob--Auditor's oilloe
Fifteenth district-Auditors Office,
Sixteenth distrot--Auditor's oillca,
Seventeenth distriot-Auditor's otlloo,
Eighteenth district-Labor statisticlans
office.
Nineteenth district Public printers Of
fee.
Twentieth distrlct-Sonate clorkB Office.
Twenty.6rSt dstrict--Houso clerks Office.
The several district delegations will organ
iEe aud select one vice president, a member
Of tho committee on resolutions, member
OF tho state central committee, a member OF
tho committee on permanent organization,
rules and order OF business
Tho committee thus sappointed will meet az
follows;
Committee on resolutions, No, S29 Neil
house, at 0 p, m.
Committee on permanent organization, at
governors Office, at0p, m.
The ynew central committee will meet NJ
No. 1898 Noll house on Thursday evening
Thursday tho convention will convene
promptly at 10 a. m. at tho Grand Opera
house.
Music by tho Columbus Goe club
Called 10 order by Hon. T. j, Cogan,
chairman of tho state central committee,
who, will introduce tho permanent chair
man.
Nominations will bo mLdo Of candidates
for the following!ng oalceG
Governor.
Lieutenant governor,
Judge Of supreme court
Judge Of supreme coyrt TO III! vacancy.
Treasurer
Attorney general.
Member board Of public works
Total number Of dologato3, 76i necessary
10 choice, 3sl,
None but delegates and officers viii DO por-
ml,tod upon tho loor Of tho convention,
The tickets Tor delegates, oltornqtos aud
visitors will bo distributed 40 tho district
meeting ON Wednesday evening
No person without a tickot viii bo admit
tod TO any portion of tho house undor any
CircumstlucgB
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
DEMOCRATIC D0INGS.
THE eUARD-MoUNT TAKEN FROM
THE STATE RANK AND FILE.
The Gubornatoriai Nomination 10 at Tres.
' ont tho Certainty OF Uncertainty"
Hoadiy, Thurman and Others
Il Republican State Convention.

CINcINNAT, Aug. 19.--Tho reports from
lhe different counties throughout tho state
bad tho effect OF making the Democratlo
Primaries a rather tame affair, ThOsO re-
ports, almost TO county, showed that Gov
Arnor Hoadly will have walk'ovor for q
denomination, that Ia, II instructions 90 for
anything. The uncertainty surrounding
the candidacy Of ex-senator Thurman, who,
throughout the past few weeks has illrtod
With tho nomination, also had It's effect.
Had no como out and boldly announced him
pelf an a candidate and not have left this 10
bis friends "iilo he kept claiming that he
was not in the race, Thurman might have
made a good showing In tho convention. In
This county ho had quito boom for tho past
@ooK, but just what those delegates who now
claim 10 DO for Thurman will do In tho con-
Sontion IL tho question Some OF Thurman's
friends ON the stroots we're still hopeful, and
claimed that thcy could count upon at least
'airty yotos In tho Hamilton county deloga-
uon,
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olInby nlndley'.u Father.

Now York. Aug. lO-Wm Bmdloy ogoi
fifty years, u mudclau who upl 10 bi ON.
ployed AT variety performances, called at
Patrick MuNn1yb liquor store In Brooklyn,
He won't 10 q bno., room aud took seat 40
table, In n short tim, thc report Of pistol
brought tho salesman TO th, ROOM Ho
found Budloy lyIpg on tho illlr with blood
flowing from q wound In tho right tomplo,
On tho table folr-chambcr SharpS revolver
with ono chamber empty anl this notj woro
found. "aiD Pearl atroct, Brooklyn. My
name IA VIM, Bindloy, better known ~
Professor BIndloys Lost my wife, | lost
my homo aad loss my youngest daughter,
known as Baby Bnlloy,' I am loft with.
out support or modnt | have trIcd 10 sell
what have, but have not Suc'oodod, My
daughter Il now named Mrs, T. H. Mills
aud her house IA b1 wcat Twelfth stroot Now
York. My othor doughbor Is Mrs. Mac
Loud, e,lbS Fourth avenue, Hnrlom. My
wifo died In misery. May God spare my
soul. Goodbye 10 all friends" A doctor
was quickly summoned but no pronounced
tho man dead. Since tho death Of hia
daughter, widely known on tho variety stage
IN "Bnby BInlley,n no has boon dospondont
and lately ho hu boon Without mcana
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Quotations of tho stock, Produce aud cat

Quotations Of tho stock, Produce aud Cat
tlo Markets, Aug, rs,
NEw YonK Money per cent, Exchange
easier. Governments firm,
Currency skies, l20 bids fours, coupons IAN
bid; fouranda hnlfs, ll2' bid
Tho stock market was irregular at the opening
this mornng but generally lowers Loulayill, y
Nashville boug down lA New Yorll ntrd y
Oregon Unconstitutional u, aud uthup smallI
fractions In tno carly dealings ueri was Q
further decided decline lol by Lalkawanna
Union Pacific TnOro was then partial recovery
which, however, was only fractional, and thop TO
nowed weakness Tho Vandorbils have beop
prominent for the strength exhibited on weak
market, being about steady until late In no hour
whom Lake Shore yielded a fraction Tho market
haa boon active and decidedly fevOrIsh through
out tho hour, Al | O'Clock prices uro weak, and
M or nonp tho lnWuaL OF tho morning
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

HousroN Tex, Aug, 49, IF NJ, o, Foun
has just filed $50 suits in tho district court
Of this county for tho heir of Mary 10.
Wcatherford, OF Tennessee, TO get possession
of 335 pieces of land In tho Obedience Smith
survey aud thrco blocks on Man street.
Suits TO get possession of 27OOO acres Of
land In Cherokee, Henderson, Rusk, Cor
royell, Bexar, Medina, Lamposas and Hous
ton counties, aud $4,000 worth of property
In Austin have also boon entered
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Tho Ilnnnhllnnna.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug, 10, The Republican
state committee win bo here ThuHlly oven
ing aud Friday for the purpose OF deciding
as 10 whether thoy will call anothor state
convention for the purpose of naming eau
didato for the supreme bench vacancy Tho
opinion prevails that tho committee viii
tako tho advice Of Senator Shormnn and I'LL
tho place on tho tickot without any further
trouble or annoyance. There are humorous
factions urging candidates for tho place, but
tho claims Of all win DO ignored uuloss thoy
suit tho Ideas OF majority ottne committed
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business.

BISMARCK, Dak,, Aug lO,-Two cowbou
named Jack Walters md Jim Bondell quar-
relied In the Dog Den mountains recently
over Tho disposition Of horse thief whom
thoy captured tho doy before Walters In
sisted that ho should lo lyuchod oud Bondol
protested, Tho cowboys TO sct.lo IL, stood
or thirty pocos and fired simultaneously,
Both were illod, The horse thief tried B,
escape, but was caught by arUnchman, whi
witnessed tho duel from his ranch
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A pcrlito Franco.

MApsrlLLrs, Aug, l0,- sitting heat
aggravated Tho strength Of tho cpIdomic,
Five dcuths occurred In QUO houa,hol Tho
mayor admitted that thoro wore eighty new
cases under treatment Vehicles conveying
tho doad are rrcqucutly,mot Tho mayor by
his deceit roally compromises tho health Of
all Franco, since for Bomo days tho suburbs
have boon afflicted. Uo confossos 10 % doaths
by cholera out Of mortuary total OF 600
Tho suddonnos Of tho attacks aud tho speedy
deaths are increasing features Of tho Cpl
domIo
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wArrnrowN, N, ", Aug, 10, o,--solomon
vermylea owns large corset factory In
Bellevillr, Ontario. Three months ago ho
came TO this city with his wife aud opened q
small factory here He sold the most expen.
awe goods TO the most arIstocrntic ladies OF
The city ut greatly reduced prices Special
Inspector of Customs Cole seized the factory
and stock, nndipg fully one thousand dol
lars worth Of snuRgled goods Mr. Yer
mylea and two girls have been engaged In
smuggling for months, concealing tho cor.
sets IN their bustles and the steels In their
dress skirts.
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Jederaon Davis,

FoRT WoRTH, Tex, Aug 10, The follow
Ing lettor was received by Chairman Van
zandt from Jefferson Davis In response 10
the resolution telegraphod TO him during tho
recent great Confederate reunion Aoroi
"BEAUvom, Miss, Aug, IS,
"MY DEAR sm Your telegram Of tho
9th was forwarded by mail from Mississippi
City, We have no tolographie station here,
and, therefore, tho receipt Of your dispatch
was delayed and for tho same reason I
could not send you an answer 30 as 10 reach
you before the meeting had adjourned, Tho
kind words Of the ex-Confedoratol, my COM
rados and friends, are TO mo most crafty
ing. As far az possible, please assure all
associated with you OF tho cordial apprecla-
ton aud sincere esteem with which am,
faithfully yours, JEFFERSON DAvIs,"
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Pittsbura.

Grain market dull very lttlo. doing whees-
Mn; S%SI' kS long o sSc siS, new, S'SS Ss
6ats 6ayaSd steady w. No. l. white, Sh SSicj No 1yS&
Spo, mixed, " $500 Corn yellow, SAeO,ol hl
mixed, bgObJl1oj mixed, 81 e6lpgi yolgr ~
rye, demand ghtor' Western, 70 ilci chop
ping, OODlJc Barley dplli Canada, WggSci weep
sIn, 05l0Sbc Cattle slow, reotipti ~ hqadl
shipments, 10 head, Hoya arln receipts S, nn%S
Phlladelphiaa, N70ol 10, Workers. 1890 QA,1o
bhocp, market bad aud prices D. OF from lAgl
week, receipts, slnoo Saturday, N,oo) head ahlp-
,.auta 1 0D1 hand.
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Icscnped cony,c,s

GnrrNvILLr, s. O., Aug. 10. Tho ono hum
drod and eight oonvots from tho South
Carolina penitentiary, at work on tho Spar
tanburg Il Ashovilo railroad, escaped from
tho stockado near Arden. As tho convicts
arc some distance from any telegraph sta-
ton, tho news received Is quite meager, and
full particulars cannot bo obtained.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
Outbreak at Khartoum.

CARo, Aug. 10. Information has boon TO
ooiyod hero that civil war has broken out
AZ Khartoum, that tho treasury has bcen
sacked, aud that the mehdis successor and
othor officials hayo boon killed, oman
DIgna has forsaken his followers aud 0od 10
Rordofan. Tho result is that many Of bis
troops are going into Suekim and offering
submission 10 the British commander.
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Want Revenge.

rAme, Aug. ie,-fIenri Rochofort In
L'mtranigent urges tho government 70 do
maud reparatlon for tho murder Of Oliver
Pain. II tho government will not do this
tho friends Of Pain should revenge thom-
solves upon Lord Lyon, British minister 10
Frnnuo
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CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1s

terest, with the present credit Of the company
unimpaired, and suppoaing that the canal
win be completed In fourtSen years, will
raise tho obligations Of the company to S0Oi,-
900 0OOn
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MIR, yIIaa IndIapossd,

MILWAUKEE, VIA, Aug lo,-A Madison
dispatch asserts that Postmaster General
Villas Ia suffering from Il nervous trouble,
brought on by oyerwork.
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In connection with tho convention at Co
lun,bus tho list Of possibilities would DO in-
complete without the nomo OF John r. Mo
Lean. While this gentleman does not as
tiro, according 10 ear marks, TO any place
On tho ticket, IL would not surprise anybody
thould his nomo DO brought 10 tho front
whore strength In tho party was needed.
Mr.. McInans course OF treatment of somo Of
the aspiring candidates has bccn nothing II
not shnded somewhat by tho mysterious
That he Is power behind the throne no ono
can deny, and in what particular part Of
The proceedings his influence will be folt is
vet In conjecture, But that ho viii bo heard
From Indirectly there can be no doubt, az ho
Wiolds the dlctatoral wand among large
faction of Ohlo's Democracy,
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MAppip, Aug, 1p,.-Tho reports Of cholera
for The past twcnty.four hours throughout
Spain was 4, 800 new cases and ] ,7lS doathaI
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wuEAr-No. whito, 9oysoDsii No, aeds
lhppDlac. ,., ....,,... ,..,,,.-- An
0bio,
OATS Western, 10000.
CATTLE-s4, 1870 per 100 lbs, live weight
HOGS a, 70 ~ 10 per 100 lbs.
SHEEP 81 y gLiHpor 100 lbs. live weight A.
COTTON Quleti Mlddllng uplands, lOci %
Orleans, H. aci september, 100, October bIqot
November O0o, December, pOOoi January pfSct
Tnbr,inry UklO
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Col umus, o., Aug. lo.-Thc following
IN tho iull program for tho two days OF tho
conventions
WEDNESDAY, EvENtNg--Music at tho cap
itol by tho Columbus Democratic ulee clup.
The business district committees VIII moop
promptly at o p m, by order of the state
central committee, In tho following rooms
IN the capitol
First and Secopd distrlcts--aovornors Of
nce. .u.
culture,
Fourth district-.Htete board Of charltiea
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I,ushin Improving,

IoSp ON, Aug io,--Mr. John Rusldn
passed good night and his condition Ia do
cidodly improved,
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CI,icnpo,

CATTLE Choice W extra shlpplns NW4
800, common 10 fair, $40 Dt %, stOctoS ana
feeders, gLii,Gl 10, Texans, ~ 0AlO,
HOGS Fair 10 good St00 ptiOi mlyoi pao~
BnEEp Common, $500 O0J,OJi good " ono'oN
uAidl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

A large number of ThurmonS friends viii
loavo tho city for Columbus, Thoy in
tond 10 do all they can In a logiti-
moto way for Thurman, aud, II they
roooivo any encouragement llvoly
timo may bo expected In sovoral wards
tlckots wcro voted which boro lburnan's
namo for governor. In all OF these wards
tho Thurman mon woro victorious Portic-
ularly was this tho cOso in tho Twelfth
tyard
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poOK -stcady primo moss eastern, Oca, do
western, ils -. nm. ,,.,.,...
and October, 5js 81.
wheat New No. 2 winter at To i,6l do spring
at o. I'd,
FLOUR--Ss 3D.
CoRN--spot aud August \. I'd scptembc.
tsflbd, october, ts, Cd
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SUGAR Refining common, ,aAg oenut
"MoiSs ,Es.-Ciood fair, 20 9',ci primo, as9sso'
common, 10 tQlo a.,
CoTTo II 9Mlddlng uplands, 100.
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Hoadly's frIonds In this county claim that
DO win carry everything before him, and
that Thurman will not have ono voto In tho
Hamilton county delegation. They also In
Oist that Hoadly will not need the vote Of
tho Hamilton county delegation II II comes
10 that, az ho can bo nominated without
Il. They claim, however, that thoro will DO
ho bollotug, as Governor Hoodly will, In
their opinion, bo nominated by occlOmotion.
A number of reasons might b, givon for tho
Strength displayed by Governor Hoadly.
His administration has boon remarkably
clean one, liberal, and has given general sot-
bfactlon. llo has boon fortunate In his op-
pointmont,, giving positions to men of char
kctor aud strength, His being the choice OF
tho administration also brought strong
following 10 his support