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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
THE KANSAS CITY WRECK.
Tho Pulled Spikes ON tho Missouri Paoln'
Causes Death and DeatruotIon,

Tho Pulled Spikes ON tho Missouri Pacint
Causes Death aud Destruction.
ATcnsoS, Kan, April 2S, S,-The scene Of
yesterday wreck ON the Missouri Pacific ls
about two miles from Kansas City. Tho
track there skirts tho bluff on the west side
Of the Kansas city river and passes under tho
street bridge which connects Wyandotte With
Kansas City, Engineer Fowler OF tho
wrecked freight train, says that he slackod
poed on approaching tho bend OF tho river
keeping sharp lookout As the train passed
undor tho bridge II WIS going about siI milo
an hour.
Ho saw seven men In group apparently
watching for something 10 happen. The en-.
gineor reached for rifle ho carried In tho
cab, and just then the train struck the
loOubNed rails. Ho reversed his engine and
jumped on, landing at tho wOtoi's edge. The
fireman, Bon, Horton, was caught under the
engine aud killed His body was recovered
at D o'clock. Brakeman George Carlisle was
IN the forward car whom II was carried
down. lie waS crushed 10 death, Tho
wrecldng train N busy clearing tho track.
II IA reported that u man numod Converse,
who was among tho crowd OF spectators on
tho blulh above tho track, tcll over the
bluffs 10 the track and was fatally injured,
There lsa report that three men were soon
rushing up the track aftor the accident and
upon refusing 20 halt, were fired upon by q
wntchman aud deputies, but escaped 10 tho
woods, There iano clue as yot 10 tho per-
aons who caused the accident,
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By An Means Lynch Him.

CLEVELAND, o., April 9L-Tho ctisons OF
tho little yiIL,so Of GOnayo on tho Lake
Shore, east Of this city, are greatly excited
over the brutal acts Of ono Donis, alias "Fort
Wayne who about u wook ago committed
an assault upon tho lttlo daughter Of u poor
widow by threatening tho child with doith
the mnlcllcpnt wretch managed 20 kcop tho
orlmo u secret until yesterday, WHOM tho little
girls injuries had become 10 painful az ~ 10.
quro medical treatment, aud tho secret was
diyulgcd, ncnis was arrested aud placed IN
Jail. Ths people woro with dillculty 10.
strained from lynchlng tho eulprit S0ygu or
oight shots were fired into his coll, pono Of
which, however, took effect
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
An Ioc.Coid War.

BANGOR, Me-, April 9s, The labor war
has finally reached tho rcnobscot, and the
first battle has boon fought In the leo busl-
ness The Katahdin company offered tlbO
a day only Tor stoyodoroa In tho hold Of the
first vessel, aud whom tho crow struck the
company sont 10 Konncbeo after mon who
would work for S35 month, Sixtoon kon.
nobOckors came, and had got seventy five
tons OF tho leo aboard tho big throo-mastod
schooner Henry T. Mason whom mob Of b0O
Bangorians interviewed thom, tho result
being that Ave OF thom wont homo and tho
others ned aboard tho vosscl which waa
dropped down tho river for safety, To-day
tho remaining mon won't home and the com
pany accodod 10 tho mems demands. A gon-
oral strike IL threatened against cheap labor
hNra
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
A polItIcnl Itnbo,,lcr prnf

Nav Yomt April as,-Lowis D, Jarrard
died Of consumption IN the state prison at
Tronton, Nd llo was porhup, ono Of tho
oblcst Republican leaders Of politicians which
tho state ever produced Led into politics
originally against his win ho became ON.
gagged In local and state Aghte, His name
became famous throughout the state as the
man who held tho legislature IN the hollow Of
his hand Recently he lost money, mainly
through aiding his friends. In the struggle
for the county colloctorship Ave years ago he
ombcSlcd $4,000 from the Aunty treasury,
aud In tho aght he was dcfcutcd Flight 10
Canada resulted In his return 10 New Bruus-
wick In 1888 whotchc was tried for forgery
and cmbca1lomcnt and committed 70 the state
prison for ten years
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
ODD FELLOWS DAY.
The slxty-seventh Anniversary Of the
Order--Flns Procession.

The slxty-seyenth Anniversary Of the
Ordor-Fine Procession
CINCINNATI, April M-Slxty-seycn years
ago the Independent Order OF Odd Fellows
was founded In Baltimore, Brethren OF tho
Triple Link all over the world are colcbrat
ing that event Here In Cincinnati pro-
oOsslon Of splendid proportions took p!aeo In
tho afternoon,
-Four divisions commanded by Grand
Marahal Amos Dye, moved from Garfield
Place shortly after o'clock, and marched
down Race street 10 Sixth, trayorping a CON
siderable portion Of tho down town strecta
Tho division commanders were Frank
Thomas, Of Mohawk lodge; Peter Graf, OF
Moltlo, Adam Wonbold, Of Humboldt, and
Charles A, Miller, OF Milcrcek.
Another interesting feature OF the day was
tho Inauguration Of the fair ut Greenwood
hall, for the benefit OF tho Odd Fellows Homo
for Old Mon, The lodges interested In tho
affair are Ohio, Herman, VIM, Tell, Wm
Penn, American Eagle, Mohawk, North.
western, Woodward Magnolia aud MlJtletoo
of the Daughters Of Rcbocca, With an cxocu'
tive committee consisting OF j. n DcMour
]. Fomming, W, 4, MorehcOd, Joseph Shelf
anJ Mira D. Littoll at tho fore.
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To Leave the Reservation.

PIERRE, Oak, April a9,-Agout Mcchos-
noy had notice served on all the merchants
and dealers In Fort PIOrrO that thoy must no
move their stocks OF goods from the rosorva.
tlon and coase 10 do bwdnoss on that side OF
the river This order bf removal was on tho
authority Of tho secretary OF tho Interior,
The notice was served by the Indian police,
II Ia hold that thoy have right 10 remain
for the reason that Fort Piorre Ia tho oostorn
terminus OF tho government highway; but
as 10 how far that would give thom rights
thoy aro not informed Tho outcome viii
bo watched with interest To enforce this
order would entail l0ls Of over 100000
and ruin hundreds Of sottlom The scttlorl
held meeting and decided not 10 move un'
less at tho point OF tho bayonot, The excite
mont IL intense,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
nIl.slssIppl Iflootia,

NEw ORLEANS, April 2s, Tho Times Dom
ocrats Helena, Ark, special says "rh,
river reached the high water mark OF 1882
tho greatest food ever known, at noon today
and continued 10 rise steadily until o o'clock
when II waa four inches above that point
Reliable information reports large orcvaHa,
below hero, near Arkansas City Steamer
Boil Of Memphis, was drawn In tho break and
could not DO pulled out Tho damage from
this break cannot bo estimated yot, There q
also croyaso at Stovalls place, four miles
below lrrIar point which will put many farm
under water, Az Delta, La, tho oyoo Ia In q
procariow condition and thoro are several
dangerous caves In tho bank at East Carroll
parish, louisiana, Helena will probably b
flooded by buck wator.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
THE czAR's EXPERIMENT.
Russia Yearns for Cotton Tlolds-seed to
be Sent.


Fort WORTH, Tex, April 9s,-rhe Car
Of Russia has determined 10 Introduce now
agricultural product into his domains, espec-
tally In Asllto Russia, Some years ngo Mr.,
Francis Vugel, formerly cltl2eu OF san An-
tonic, Texas, wont 10 Russia, aud hs superior
business ability and American methods Of
improving tho land, attracted tho attention
Of Grand Duke Alexis, who soon became we'll
acquainted With him, Mr., Vogel has been
endeayoring 10 got the consent Of the Car 10
Introduce the planting Of American cotton,
The Car has consented 10 the plant, and has
instructed the Grand Duko 10 lend his per-
sonal aid 10 Mr., Vogel. These facts ara OBJ.
tanned from Mr., q, D. Frankel manager Of
tho Western Union Telegraph company In
this city, whose sister Is the wifeof Mr. Vogel.
Mr., Fraukel has mado tho investigation Of
cotton planting, soils, etc, In this state and
transmitted the information 10 Mr., Vogel,
He Is n receipt Of letter 10 tho effect that
tho experiment viii DO made as soon as pos
slblc aud lao has boon commissioned 10 pur.
chase q quantity Of seed of what ls known as
storm-prlpf cotton, which will ho shipped
20 Galveston, there placed on board u Rus.
sian ship sent 90 this country for the purpose
and transported 10 Russia,
Mr., Fru5ol win oulcayor to employ two
successful cotton planters 10 go TO Russia
with tho seed and give personal direction to
its planting nul cultivation, Labor can bo
obtained worry choaply in Russia aud cotton
can DO ral,od At much less expense than In
Texas or NJ the south. IL h tho present In
tonton Of the gentlemen TO buy tho seed from
the first cotton made In this and surrounding
counties Implements used by tho cotton
planters Of the west Of improved American
manufacture viii DO sont over with tho cargo
of geed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
IN MEMORY OF GENERAL HANCOCK
A Splendid Specimen of Irish Art from
tao Irish brigade,


New Yonl, April 27-lhe survivors Of
the Irish Brigade, sincere mouwors over tho
death OF General Hancock, wished 20 record
their grief Ia a iltng manner and for That
purpo5e an Illuminated album, containing
suitable resolutions, h now being prepared
by Mr. John q, Lee, and viii shortly DO pro
sontel 10 Mrs. Hancock The ornamentation
is Celtic In character Many Of the designs
arc exact copies Of famous illuminated early
Irish manuscripts, notably tho books OF SELLS
and Darrow, the Gospels Of Llndlsiaruo and
Durham, now In tho library OF Trinity col
lege, Dublin Tho work Is done on vel!um
On the first page Is a miniature OF Cen
Hancock surrounded by u wreath Of laurel
and oak leaves surmounted by englea ana
ilanked by the American and tho brigade
flags, while an angel, with ertnguish1- orch
aud palm branch hoyeS above, The lirat
page of the resolutions IL illuminated Ia Grk
crimson, green aud bluokrelieyed by bands
Of light green aud Naples yellow, witch panol'
llngs Of gold lined with dark crimson, Tho
initial is from tho Book Of Kels, The next
page, ON which the death OF Con, Han och
treated Of, i Illuminated IN suhduga tone,
the principal coloB being purple, gray and
silver Iha capital loJteu Of tine upwa are
tallon from tb1 BoolIs Of Holls and Durham.
A contrast ls the next page, ON which a em'
baaoncl the corps badge and trcloll The
prevailing colols are puppies, green's Grim
son and ccrulcan blue tints and gold The
last page of tho resolutions Is remarkable for
intrlcacy Of design aud harmony aud rich
ness In cooriug An initial "lt' is taken
from the book LindIsfarno. Last como the
autographs Of the surviving veterans
The album Is bound In morocco aud white
watered silk, with silver gilt edges and
massive clasps Of tho same metal richly
nhhgel lHlssa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
Ex-PREslDGNT ARTHUR,
The Distinguished Statesman Ilapidly
Passing Away with Bright's Disease.

The Distinguished Statesman Hapidly
Passing Away with BrightN Disease.
New YoRK, April 90, Tho exceedingly
troublesome insomnia Of ox-Presldont Arthur
IA one of the most prominent and distressing
symptoms Of tho ease at present II he could
got all the natural sleep that hls system ro'
qulres IN Us woalrual and depressed condI-
ton there might 10 some hope Of at least
prolonglng his lie, but tho inability to sleep
ls increasing all tho time, aud with ID dimin'
ish all chance Of repairing the groot waste
that Is steadily going on.
Yesterday there was something Of n re-
lapse from his improved condition II was
not sufficient 10 occasion any special alarm,
but was enough TO cast shadow over the
slight hope TO which his temporary improve
mont gave rise Fears are entertained that
tho warm weather, which ofton has an inju'
rious effect upon people suffering from
Brlghts disease, will not spare tho ox.pred-
dent, aud that with ita advent the end will
soon come, unless no can get out OF tho city,
which In his present state Ia out OF the quos-
Iion
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

PITTsDURG, April 2L-Mr, H. NJ Jar
we'll, prominent West Virginia coal opera
tor, "a In this city, In an Interview ho says
that the depression In tho cod .radc Of that
section Is In n domoralilod condition that h
unprecedented, and II II continues no pro.
diets the failure OF one-half tho coal opOra.
tors In the Hanawha and Now River regions
Ho attributes this depression 10 use OF natural
gas In Pittsburg, which has caused operators
hero 10 sond coal south. Despite this do.
moralizatlon tho West Virginia miners arc
preparing 10 strike for an advance In wages
OF ono.haf cent por bushol. This advance,
Mr.. Jarwol says, they cannot get, and tho
miners, numbering 5000, viii DO in truly
doplorablo condition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
DNnnmlicrn Sentenced.

Nrw YopH, April as.-Can wlhnundi,
tho Anarchist, who wus convicted of
carrying concealed weapons aud dynn.
mite, was sei ,cnced In the court Of
general sessions 10 three years aud
six months In the state prison Wilmundl
and a man named William Schlcman were
found In vacant lot Seventy street
and Avenue A, on March 81, just after loud
explosion Of illuminate OF mercury had been
heard Schllemon received two months for
nssaultinn an officer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

GALVESTON, Tex, April aS-'rwo broth
srp, John aud Edward Burke, proprlctos Of
grocery here, became engaged In quarrel
About horse, In the course Of which John drove
hla nife into tho left side OF Edwards throat
scvoring veins aud arteries aud lndictlng a
ghostly wound Of about two inches In lougth,
John realizing the fearful grlmo ho had com
mlttcd, rnshod into the store, picked up d
Derringor placed the mugsc oyor his right
eye, pulled the trigger aud sent n bullet
crashing into hls brain, m1lctng wound
from which he IN NOW dying Edwards
wound while regarded W. extremely danger.
GUS II N believed win not prove fatal,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
Tound Dend I'M Ooldon Onte,

SAN Fl,ANcisoo April a. 1.-Two weeks ago
tho body Of u murdered man was found IN
Golden Gate Park. Tho man was found TO
be William High, latoly arrived from Pom.
ylvanin, Yesterday tho body Of man
supposed 30 bo u, W. Hirsch was found lyiny
within short distance Of whero Highs holy
was discovered Tho Indications arc chat
Hirsch was also murdered His hat bore 10
mark OF u Kansas City firm and his coat WA
made by Mr., williams In Denver Tho
murdered man was thirty.two years old
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
Iteoo,llnR Waters.

DENVER, Colo, April 2s,-ThO floods al
Las Vegas, N, NJ, arc mhsiding, The loa 10
tho lumber companies win bo very heavy,
The Santa Fo round house and Continental
OH company, and the property Of private clt
lions Ia damaged 10 tho Nrtcnt Of $4,000,
The wator works arc under water and tho
citiEcna OF tho upper portion OF tho city are
experiencing wator famine Enstbound
passengers on tho Santa lco road 10 tho mum.
bcr Of 100 have boon detained thcro Ave days
several hundred yards Of tho track In Mora
canon having bccn washed away, II Ia OK
poctod, however, that trains will bc running
tomorrow, Only ono lIro 80 far ~ known IL
said 10 have bopn lost
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
nnrlln mud nnmnanv.

CHICAGO, April ~, ,-"PaBonn Davies AND
Jack Burke woro seen and asked what they
had 10 say IN regard 10 the roply sont by
Dempsey from Philadelphia, 10 tho effect
that ho would not moot BurlIo az u sub
stitutc for Glover ou May 10, but woud fight
him with stln gloves for 5000 They OK
pressed surprise At tho reply In Wow Of The
6tatomcnt nado by Dempsey 10 PIttsburg
reporter, that hc would talio Gloyors place
II the date vas made May 10, Thoy would
however, consider Dompsoya olror and pro
badly ruply soon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

sr. LOUIS, April ~, s,--Frank Murphy, OF
Company A, Sixth regiment, who was doing
sentry duty In tho Ohio a. Mississippi yards,
East st. Louis, called 10 man who was
prowling around somo cars 10 halt, whom tho
Intruder hurled rock ut him, Murphy fred
upon his assallant, who escaped unhurt In
tho Chicago, Burlington g. Quincy yards two
mon wore seon lurking suspioiously around
some box cars and were fired upon by tho
vcntrlcs, but they SOON TO have escaped with
out injury.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
MFR. powderiy.

New yoRK, April 2S. Mr. powdcrly IL
expected 10 arrive IN New York this week.
While The business which brings him horo IN
nowlso relates 10 the Third avenue strike, 10
n probable that ho win tOlIo occasion while
hero TO dIsclolm for the knights Of Labor
any responsibility for tho strike NJ the sugar
houses IN Willomsburgh, which, II Is said,
has not sanction from The ordor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
rnrnlrn stono MorI.cra.

New yoRK, April es Tho granite Stone
Cutters union have called tho district at
torncys attention 10 the fact that George
Berry, an agent for Tcxos contractor,
brought over eIghty-four stone cutters from
Aberdeen, Scotland, 10 work on tho state
capitol at Austin, Tcxcs, A provision OF
tho United States statutes soys that no con-
tractor shall pay tho passage or otherwise
aid any foreign labor under contract, 70
como 70 this country. Tho penalty Is $1,000
for onch olronae,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
No Chnnpe In ConL

PHILADELPHIA, April 2s Tho executive
oommItteoof tho Lchigh g. Schuytill Coal
exchanges, met aud decided that no change
IN the line aud city aud horbor prices o, An.
thraclto cpal should bo made during May.
Tho Reading Coal s. Iron company announces
~ intention 10 charge the full circular price
for pea coal, and thorc Is strong probabll.
ity that an Nnyanec Of twenty. y.ccnts ton on
all sizes toi oOstorn shipments viii be made
next month.
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KILLErN, Tex, April e. "A tornolo
gwopt past Hllccn, about ono mile from
town. II strucl, the house Of Jacob Upllcn,
domolishng 10 and injured tho entire family
the baby fatally The Norman Brothers rs.
idonoc was also destroyed, Tho family wolo
saved, having just tOkon refuge IN Storm
house, The storm camo from the northwest
aud did considerable damage. Hail stones
as largo N hen oggs fell, destroyed veyot,-
tion and fruit trees and breaking many win.
hn,N nnnnu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
0prlntan WIN tho Toyer,

New YoRK, April 2s,--Tho members Of
Typographical Union No z, employed In
LOutcrs printing house ot William and Ann
streets, struck to-day because tho firm 70.
fused their demand for twonty-throo conts
por 900 letters instead Of forty.1yo cents
per 600 ems, aud for oight hours ~ tho
maximum days work, and so ~ tho maxi
mum amount Of weekly earnings
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
am li,n Ilnnlnr Onnni.

NEw YonK, phl ", Notice was posted At
The produce exchange that the state canals
will open May instead of May TO- the date
previously fixed There is said 10 be over
100000 bushels Of grain At Buffalo and
along the line OF The Erie canal l50OO,0OO
bushels further west Some Of themerchants
figured out two results liltely 10 follow these
conditions, namely, tumble on grain quota.
lions and breal, IN rail freight rates
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perlahed I'M Tho Iflnmea,

BUTTE, Mont, April eS The Oregon
house, frame structure, owned 10y Frank
Chorlebois, was burned aud the four.year.
old son OF Mrs, Lizzie Loo porlshcd IN tho
flames Tho building was fired by man IN
the hotel for the purpose Of robblng, 5000 be
Ing taken from Mrs Lee'strun The loss on
tho building Is 5000 several guests were
badly burned, and Frank Hath was injured
internally by jumping from n window The
incendinry was not caught
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
Found Dend.

ATLANTA, Ga, April aT,--Childrcn p' v.
Ing in grove within half mile OF tho Guy
found dead man. Ho had evidently b IN
dead six or seven days Ho was lying on ,is
face and when policeman reached the SPOT
and turned him over, an ugly wound was
found on his face Death, II is thought, TO-
suited from this wound. There were cyllou.
oes OF n struggle Tho coroner will hold un
inquest No ono knows who tho man wa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
An Elrhl.nonr rnllnrn,

sANDusEy, o., April 9s,--'rhc publishers
Of the Register attempted 10 put The eight
hour law In force Tho mon Immediately
struck refusing 10 work on limited time. Tho
mon average 50 for about ten hours work.
Tho manufacturers hero are worried over tho
eight hour law, Tho Registers failure ON
couroges them, and mechanics generally do
not favor the eight hour law
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

WAsulNroN, April ~, The house commit
tcc on woysand mconsOgrccd torcport favor
ably the bill Of Mr. Breckenridge, Of
Kentucky, 10 reduce the number OF informal
revenue officers aud provide better and
moro economical administration Of internal
revenue laws, The bill abolIshos tho require
mcnt Of the presence Of storokcopoiS, ctc,,
NJ small dlsliltric1- having n capacity
OF ten buihols u day aud less
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
oono Ia M. Iouia.

BosroN, April &C H. Ltchman Of
Marblehead, mombor Of the executive board
OF District 10, Knights of Labor, left yes.
terday afternoon at the telegraph request OF
Mr.. Powdery 10 represent the strikers on The
Gould system before the congressional com.
mittee IN that city Mr. Litchmon has been
lccturing IN New England, Now York and
Pennsylvania.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
hallway Onnfnrnnnn

PirrspunG, April ~. Tho engineers and
nromen employed on the plttsburg y West.
ern railroad aud The plttsburg, Cleveland n
Toledo railroad are IN consultation with Su.
perintendent Thomas johnson IN regard 10
wages. Some Of the men want restoration
Of the woges paid before the road passed out
OF The hands Of Chauncey Andrews, The
employees Of the pittsburg Il Western want q
general Increase IN wnges aud runs regulated
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
Cotton Stngnntlon.

New YoK, April as,-'lho members OF
tho New York Cotton exchange are complain.
Ing bitterly Of the dulhe@ In their trade.
They soy that the market has reached stage
Of almost complete slOgnOtion On somo
days The Attendance of brolSog on change
does not ox,ocd 100 Superintendent Lower,
however, Expresses the belief that tho mar.
kot will awi.t upn soon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
Trade for Jnpnn,

NEw YoRE, April ~, 1t was announced
IN railroad circles that agents OF the Cana
dian Pacific railway aro soliciting trado In
this city for the now line Of steamers 10
China aud japan In opposition 10 Pacific
Mail aud for the benefit Of the Canadian Pa
cinc, They want 10 start In June, WHOM tho
ton trade bpgina
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1885.

his city, Tho trades council has taken the
ltrlke In hand, and requests for donations TO
aid the strikers will be sent 10 simller organ
Izations al over the country The Carriage
Manufacturer association win meet tonight
10 address tho strikers, but 10 Is not thought
that any radical action win be taken, There
are now nearly lO)l mon out In this strike,
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AromsoN, Kan, April os,-'rhe strikers
book forcble possession Of The Missouri Pa
cino yards here, driving out all Che men who
had gone 10 work since The strike began, six
weeks ago The fires In tile shops were
drawn aud guard appointed to prevent any
OF the new men returning.