The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18
DEM0CRACY'S DAY.
Tho Republican COntplratOrs Paralyzed
by sOKenna, Of West Virginia.
The Toledo House Of Refuge 4 les Fire
lhis Afternoon and is Rapidly
BpIning Down--No Hopes
for It's salvation,


| 'Pp'l"n w lhu bAllf HhhOuHAI
WASHINGTON, ID. O., March 10 Til,
youngest man In the Senate YESTERDAY
made the greatest speech heard fol
years II left the Edmunda faction In {
pitia1le condition OF paralysis. Three
promising pr sientlal candidates werl
LETT slrrwn upon the field with mOTta
wounds, Logan, Edmunds and sher
man are III one rcd ruin bl mt McKen
na has goT Q TO the forefront of TIN
democratic party and hia Democratic
c0lleRgueA are open and unatlnted II
lhelr praise. Even 30 keen and expert
encel a lawyer an J0CklOn VI Tennessee
tho intended 10 spPGk NJ o member o.
lhe udC ry C0mmitDee, says he Ia will
nR TO leave the controversy rest viii
Mrkel mss speech, The II ct can not b,
nrsrnoe was not only u refutatlOI
Of The Republican consplratOrs' PROPOSE
uons, hu, a complete ylndicatlOh of thC
Pfe'l 'enl's course, He was
BRIsTLING WITH FACTS
and rec rda, all ayatamatlzad and h,
buried them with telling precision, II,
had no manuscript to dlll the delivery
nat continued without fatigue fir near
" thrte Hours the terrific Hrfaignment
ahd N.ao the legal argument, clear o,
crystal.
When no read ShermAn'a letter refug
ing pnperl TO C0nkllng In the Arthur
case there was an intlmatlOn of tn
larger bombs In reserve. When no caml
70 tie House resolution OiftTpd by LOgaI
IN 1869 he llinoiaan wBs dozIng In th,
eloah room, He came forth dumb
lonnd,d by the resurrection from Tho
Rncoid Of BIZ resolution to declare : |
offices vacant that johnson had Alei
The point wna
MADE WITH BITTER SARCASM
that bui 6l3 suspensions had been made
IN eight months now, while Grant III
seven weeks, during six OF which thC
original tenure OF Office was In full
force, had removed $50.
Ihon came the ChaiDahOt aud GreGl
fire Of The day, Picking up Blalnes sec
| ora volume, he read that Republican
IDOLS rXrOriNtion OF Edmund's petty
partisan conduct IN 1869, calling Il un
fairness between man and man, mere
hypocrltIcal cnnt. Then from The Rec
ord he read Eimunda'a speech IN 1869
giving the lie to his speech In 1867 OK
posing hi' NvOwal that the change waS
'pnrely to rye his party friends, Thl
p'Or victim from Ver,aOnt sat huuchrd
up reading n book whose pages no never
turned His ascetic face Waa buried
upon his bosom, He sat
| NOR tpTgaT "a, ..f,af
but with no beautiful colOrs Of lhaI
changeahle animal. The galleries
again ard again sought to applaud
Blaine'a admission OF the tenure Ot
office ait was practical y repealed and
meant 10 TO DO by the amendment q
1869 drove nearly very Republican buI
Eyarts to the solace OF the cloak room.
Never was vinegar bottle more thor,
oughly crushed than the Vermont sona,
tor. There WAS an acid gmell perYad
ing The hnll. Kepna ended by asking
Thar masks he thrown or aud this ille,
gal conspiracy TO hold on 70 the Offices
40 confessed. His legal argument show
ing tlgt the law u 1869 expressly TO
stur q the exclusive and unhamUOred
power OF ,he President 10 remove was
maNcfiy. When u was an over Eyrts
'nno over smiling TO tho Democratic
side. H. has been right from thC
7lDr ana will now aY0W himself
N.rr 'ho speech there was q g'nofaI
jnhii ion IN She caucus room II the
SOnata b. tho Democrats
FIGHTING on THE RAIL.
little ROCK, Ark, March l3 AT
1880 a. m freight train run by a
switch engine left the Iron Mountain
depot and re ched Bnton, twenty-five
miles south, NJ noon, The passenger on.
gine, which was to take the 81 Louis
train sonth, was captured at the round
house 10y masked strikers and sent after
TIE freight train. The freight train was
oyertlken ~ Benton and disabled, aud
the strikers started back toward Little
Rock with the passenger engine. AZ
MaOieyAle, ten miles south OF the city,
they waited on a side track for the pas.
senger train to 90 by, The train came
along and when the last car had passed,
they threw the switch open ard dashed
cut In the direction Of Little RNtk. u.
s, MarahHll Fletcher and several depu.
lies were on the passenger train, Gc-
cOmpbnied by Supt. Wheedon.
The track WAS cleared for n switch
engine, tue lllcors got aboard and puT.
sued the strikers, both reaching aud
dAshing past the depot under full head
way, While crossing the bridge. the
pursulng engine caught and made fast
TO the strikers engine, and the tlll iOrs
begon climbing aboard ordering the
strikers to stop, They refused, aud on
reaching the north side OF the bridge
several strikers jumped of and The OH,
cera began firing. About 1fGy shots
were llfe !, and one striker named suli.
van was shot In the logs aud was can,
tured. Several Others beside Sullivan
were captured and the Clll,ers arO In
pursuit Of tho fugltlyes, about eighteen
In number. The captured strikers were
released on bond and tonight every,
thing Is quiet, although considerable
Excitement prevails,
$4,000 STOLEN,
CHICAGO, March l3,-the express car
on the Chicago u Rock Island train
which left this city at II O'Clock last
night, was boarded by robbers at Joliet
at 10 o'clock this morning. Kellogg
Nichols, the express messenger OF The
United States Express Co., was killed
and money and jewelry valued at $85 0OC
were stolen, Nichols attended to his
duties nj Joliet, but when the train ar.
rived at Morris, twenty miles beyond
he did not open tho door Of tho car
Tho local agent Mt Morris forced open
the door and found Nichols lying dead
upon the floor Of tho car. with hla
throat cut from ear to ear, and head hor
Tibly crushed, The baggageman wns
found bound and gagged IN the next
car, The safe was broken cp0n and tho
contents gone, As the train does not
stop between Joliet and Morris, II ID
certain the robbers boarded the cars NJ
The former place. Nlchols's head was