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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
Senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l5-Mr. Spooner pre-
sented to the senate a memorial from the
German Aid Society of Wisconsin, express
ing the ideas that there was no further neces.
sity for stimulating immigration to this
country, and that no satisfactory reason can
DE assigned for allowing foreigners to vote
and hold Office after one years residence,
and before they are naturalized, and suggest
ing the enactment Of laws making natural
izatioL and suffrage conform to uniform
standard. Referred.
Mr.. Morril, from finance, reported back
favorably bill for the retirement and coinage
of the trade dollar, and bill to prevent
frauds on American manufacturers Calsn-
dar.
The following bills we're introduced and
referred.
By Mr.. Harrison, to increase pensions of
those, whose disabilities are equivalent to
the loss of hand or foot.
By Mr.. Ingalls,, for the support Of the
Washington Inebriate asylum, to authorize
the district commissioners to permit the tenn
porary occupation of streets for railway
transportation Of material to fll about the
base Of the Washington monument. Also
resolution instructing tho committee on In
dian affairs to inquire into the question Of
feas charged the Choctaw Indians for certain
collections Adopted
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
VICTIMS OF THE FIRE.
One Of tho Bodies Taken From tho Ruins
of the St. Louis FIro.

of the st. Louis Fire.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. l5.-The work of re-
moving the debris of the Shapleigh- Can't
well fire continued up to late hour last
night and the searchers for the bodies OF the
two victims were rewarded by finding a por-
tion Of chat of the clerk, Arthur W. Palmer,
who was known to have perished in the
flames. One Of the workmsn turned up with
his pick pair of shoes, crushed out Of shape
and somewhat charrod
A heavy weight had rssted upon them and
through the open cracks in the leather, and
where the upper was partially torn away
from the sole, crushed and bloody flesh PRO
truded, half charred by the fierce heat to
which it had been subjected. The feet had
evidently been entirely broken from the legs
and the body carried to lower level, for no
other portions Of the body were found at the
time. The shoes were evidently those Of
Palmer, for they were found at about the
spot where his desk would have fallen Ia the
crnh and it is known that Palmer had the
same kind of shoes No portion of the body
Of Mahen the porter, has been found.
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DuPED BY A MARRIAGE AGENCY.
Experience Of o Young Iowa Lady Who
Married a Porter with a Glass Eve,

Experience of Young Iowa Lady Who
Married Porter with Glass Eye.
Dies MONIES, Iowa, Dec l5-Details Of d
highly romantic though unfortunate court
ship and marriage in the neighboring town
Of Boone have been made public Miss Lida
Smith, of that place, young lady of beauty
and intelligence, last week was married to
Mr.. Burt Richmond, of Papillion, Neb., the
affair having been arranged by mail through
tho agency Of q marriage brokerage"
When the groom arrived the first ardor of
meeting was little chilled by the fact that
hs was dishgured by q staring glass eye,
which he had been persuaded by the intelli-
CONT broker to leave out of the side-view
photograph sent the young lady. She was
willing, however, to overlook this defect,
and they were married and went at once 70
PApillion.
Fresh surprises awaited the fair bride the
morning after her arrival When she mod
sstly requested to be shown over his nns
stock farm she was ooolly informed that he
did not possess any, but that be earned an
honest livelihood as porter Of the hotel at
which they stopped. AS she had paid the
obliging broker handsome sum for furnish
ing her a supposedly rich husband shs was
highly indignant and Immediately departed
for her Iowa home,
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SECRETARY LAMAR APPEALED TO.
A Young White Man Wants to Marry stands
ing Bear,s Daughter.


WASHINGTON, Dec. ID A rather novel re-
quest has been received at the interior de-
partment from young man liyl- in Me-
braslta, who wants to marry a daughter Of
Standing Bear, Sioux chief. He tells who
he is and encloses photograph Of the girl,
who is very good looking, and was educated
at Carlisle. The young man, however,
wishes to go and live on the reservation with
his prospective wife and her relations, and
for this reason it was necessary to obtain the
permission of the interior department. White
men are not allowed to stay on an Indian
reservation unless they from
the government to do 30; therefore this
young man was Obliged to take the govern-
ment into his confidence and reveal lis love
affairs.
Secretary Lamar considered the matter
from its practical rather than its sgu..mental
side and concluded that while b. 1uld not
prevent the young man marrying la girl, ho
could prevent him from going g. i've with
the old folks, and if he was anxi5u D. marry
the young woman, as he profess. O., be-, he
might scrach around and provil AR with
a home. The secretary will write q Litter to
the lover, and, while not discou, ug the
ardor of his love, will suggest IT, .actical
view of the situation, which ST. 20 have
escaped him. Until there is som allge in
the present plans of the youD- Aau the
paternal benediction of the inter.O. Iepart-
ment will be withheld
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The book Of esti.
mates for the fiscal year 1856, submitted by
the secretary Of the treasury was laid before
tho house. Mr. Herbert, Of Alabama, offered
resolution directing tho reference TO the
committee on naval Affairs, 30 much Of the
book OF OeestimAtes as referred to naval yards,
OtAtiOns and new naval Observations.
After discussion, during which Mr.. Her-
bort expressed himself as satisfied that naval
Sstimates should be referred to the naval
committee, instead Of the COMMITTEES on ap-
preparations, the whole matter was, referred
the committee ON rules.
Bill was passed appropriating $4,000 for
improving the approaches to tho national
cemetery near Danville, Va. A resolution
reported from the committee on foreign af-
fairs, by Mr.. Belmont, of New York, was
adopted
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A New 'scheme In ElectrioItx.

CHICAGO, Dec. l5.-It is reported that OK.
periments are now being made in this city,
which, if successful, will result in the cable
cars on the North Side being heated by cleo
tricity next winter, The story goes that
well known street railroad magnate, who
once hailed from Philadelphia, brought his
hand in contact with the globe of an in
oandescent lamp few weeks ago and to his
surprise found it very hot This started
train Of thought and he finally concluded
that II an electric conductor could be made
to give forth white heat it could also be
made TO radiate into a red heat Expert
meuts are said to be in progress on this line
and II is asserted that the cars will bs both
lighted and heated by electricity year from
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
A Would Be SLAYER Slain,

LOUISVILLE KY, Dec, 14.-About three
weeks ago, in Madison county, Joe Wagers
aud John Thomas quarrelled over some
money, and in the fight Wagers got the bet
ter Of his antagonist, Since that time
Thomas sent Wagers messages threatening
his life. Friday as a party of six, of which
Wagers was one, was returning from bird
hunt Thomas overlook them on the high.
way. After he had passed Wagers he looked
back, and, seeing who it was, turned on his
horse and drew his pistol, which he leveled
at WAgers' head. Before he could IRE
Wagers detected the movement, and, raising
his gun, fred without taking aim. The
whole load, which was OF bird shot, struck
Thomas in the face and head, causing instant
death. Thomas was known as dangerous
man
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
LOCKED UP ALL NIGHT.
Chicago's New Bail Bond Ord.u.n nee IS
Strictly Enforced.


CHICAGO, Dec lathe princiig, police
stations were unusually crowded il ing the
first Sunday on which the new C. .iAancs
relative to bail bonds was in force Down.
stairs in the cells were men who I. 4 conn
mitted triling olHenses All were loring
to be let out Many who had sen, ..es to
influential friends were deuouu these
friends because they had not soc their
release, The desk sergeants wer. busy
answering the questions Of me- 10 had
dropped i'll to see il they could sns 40 re-
lease of prisoners by putting up .aposit.
Many Of these had secured the Sc Of
their friends on former occas.u. They
were shocked when they heard thg 81. isions
of the new law. Some tried to ..uidats
the police authorities into releasiu, aienda,
while others tried to effect their p.. Use by
pleading
The new law provides that only oroperty
owner can sign bond, and the u.ly other
alternative is to deposit 5000 with J station
keeper. A clause in the ordinance u a.ch has
been overlooked allows the polIt ,uptains
and lieutenants to take specia0 deposits
smaller than those specified by the ulN. The
matter is left discretionary with he police
officials At Harrison street several $50 de.
pOsits have been taken for men who have
committed small offenses, where tie highest
fine would have been 500
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SIXTY PEOPLE PERISH.
Scores of Women and Children Roasted to
Death ON D Burning steamboat.

Death ON IL Burning Steamboat.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 10. - Word has
reached here that the elegant steamer j. NJ.
White, running between Vicksburg and New
Orleans, burned to the waters edge about -
o'clock last night while lying at the bank
near Bayou Sara, La. About sixty lives
were lost, consisting largely of women and
children. Nearly all the crew were saved.
Among the passengers reported lost is the
superintendent of the Vandalia railroad at
Natchez, who, together with his wife and
children, perished in the disaster The book
of the boat were lost.
The origin of the fire is yet a mystery.
The flames spread rapidly, and before the
passengers In the state rooms could get on
the deck the flames had already communi-
Gated to their rooms Efforts we're made
when the fire was first discovered to awaken
the sleeping passengers, but so dense was the
smoke and so rapid was the progress of the
fire that thoss who undertook the task had to
rush on deck before completing their work.
The scenes which followed are described as
heartrending, The cries of the inmates of
the state rooms dlled the air as they were
slowly consumed, while those on deck rushed
frantically up and down, wrnging their
hduuS anu gaining Oh UOu IOr pToJeCUIOn'
Many became frensied and jumped over
board, only to be drowned. Some of those
confined in state rooms succeeded in bursting
open their doors, but the flames, which had
already filed the passages, cut off all means
of escape, and they were either driven back
to their rooms to be slowly suffocated, or fell
prey to the flames in their attempts to
reach the deck.
The ]. M. White was the finest steamer on
the Mississippi river. She was en- route to
New Orleans and had a cargo of cotton on
board estimated at not less than 1000 bales.
Thesurviving passengers and crew were CON
veyed to New Orleans.
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A Happy Distiller.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Dec 15.-Mr. Kidd
came from New York in 1882, and started
distillery with the encouragement of Pro-
hibition Republicans who secured the passage
of resolution by the legislature giving im-
munity TO distillers manufacturing liquor
for sale outside the state. Last winter suit
was brought to onjoin the distiilery as
nuisance under the late prohibitory laws.
Yesterday Judge Given decided that the dis
tillery, having been established under the
statute in 1857, cannot be disturbed The
judge did not touch the immunity question
in making his decision
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16

BERLIN, Dec 15.-The village of Dissau,
near Luback, has been totally destroyed by
fire.
A committee has been appointed to organ
ize an international art exhibition at Mum
ich, in 1888.
A movement is spreading in Berlin, headed
by a number of prominent men, to limit the
burdens placed upon students in the higher
schools
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Knights Of Labor FurnIshing Coal.

CHICAGO, Dec. 15 The knights OF Labor
are offering to sell coal to consumers here
for s10O or 81. SO less per ton than the coal
ring rates. They rely upon the cooperative
shafts at Connellsburg, Ind, and in st. Clair
county, Illinois, purchased by the executive
board last yoar. They allege that they have
orders enough for coal to make it pay, but
that the railroads refuse to make contracts
with them. They are therefore collecting
evidence upon which to prosecute the roads
for discrimination,
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LouIsvilIe's Middle.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec l5.-The local pol
itcal muddle is still unchanged. The mayor
refuses to call meeting of the council, and
the city is without a government An en-
deavor is being made to call mass meeting
so that the mayors man, Kohn, may bo
elected to the presidency of the board Of al
dermen. This would settle the difficulty.
Claimed that the mayor wants the control of
the sinking fund commission, body hitherto
kept out of politics The mayor is high
tax man
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OsGooD, Ind, Dec l5.--It is supposed that
Mussel has been captured by two Cincinnati
detectives and is being held somewhere.
Thursday evening a man came here from
Cincinnati and stayed overnight at the depot
Friday he bought ticket to Holton and Sat
urday he was nabbOd by two Cincinnati de-
tectives. Both officers and the man have
disappeared. Who and where are theyl .
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Propeller on tho Rocks.

RACINE, Wis, Dec. 14.-At 10 o'clock yes
terday morning the propeller Lawrence,
owned by Burt g. Klein, of Milwaukee, went
on the rocks one mile south Of North Point
A fog prevailed at the time. She was bound
for this port from Cheboygan, Mich, loaded
with rs, ,00O feet Of hard wood lumber, and q
miscellaneous cargo. Tugs have been light
ening the craft Her value is $4,000, with
no insurance. She was released at $50 D. m.
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Damage for a PrIsouer's LIfe,

CARLYLE, ILL.,, Dec. l5.-Some time ago a
man named Martin Koning was arrested
here and placed in the county Jail charged
with horse stealing During the prisoners
incarceration be died, it is alleged, from
want of proper ventilation, the imprison-
ment taking place in the hot summer
months The friends Of the prisoner have
brought suit against the county for 5000
damages
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Murdered and Robbed,

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Dec. l4--An unknown
man was found senseless and bleeding from
several wounds on the head in a corn car
billed to Chicago, at Aspinwall, on branch
Of the st. Paul road, Friday, with bloody
coupling pin at his side. Saturday, Edward
Stevens, q youth of eighteen, was arrested,
and he confessed that he knocked the man
senseless and robbed him of S60 Tho man
died Saturday, and Stevens is in iail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
The snnnlx OF IraIn.

New YoRK, Dec. l5.-The following is the
visible supply of grain, December IA, as com.
piled by the New York produce exchange,
Wheat, 5a,92S530 bushels; increase, $40, 900
bushels. Corn, 1l,6'6,S27 bushels; decrease,
19l, 1903 bushels Oats, 8, l22, 96S bushels; de.
crease, 16s, ,6lS bushels. Rye, 40s, ,SlS bushels;
decrease, l6,9S7 bushels. Barley, 3,1S5, tn
bushels; decrease, 1902 bushels
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16

Cardinal Manning
upon DR., Meg n s
summons to Rome
and the labor move
ment in America.
The cardinal, in re-
Iply to questions,
aid that he pre-
I,umed the summons
was more for the
purpose of allowing
DR.. McGlynn to
make an explana-
tiOn than ANYTHING
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16

San ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. Is The crema-
nation association Of San Antonio yesterday
let tho contract for the construction of a
large orematory on Powder House Hill, q
few miles from the city. The furnace will
0s the first of its kind in the south, and will
be completed by June
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NInIting q Gnr I'D Rnssin.

BERLIN, Dec IS. - Seeler's new comic
opera, "The Vagabond, " is the success of the
season III Berlin. 1t ridicules official life in
Russia Several songs referring to Gen
Kaulbars have been suppressed by the gov
ernment authorities.
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snnnInI Cnnrraa.InnnI EInctInn.

MADISON, Wis, Dec ia special cleo
tion in the Eighth congressional district to
choose successor to the late William T.
Price, was called by Governor Rusk yester
day for January 10. Letters received here
from Pierce county say that II. B. Warner
Is not candidate, and that Pierce will 10
solid for Railroad Commissioner Hanyen,
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Bob IreeraoII,a Inf,deIIty,

New YORK, Dec l5.-At dinner of the
Thirteen club last night, Col R. g. 1ngersoll
denied the statement of Rev. Mr. Moore, that
he preached inddelity because it paid and not
because he believed In It, He said it was
evident that the author OF such a false state.
ment was not gentleman, though he might
be Q minister of the gospel
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pomestIo servants, Union.

GREENsvTLLE, Pa, Dec. l5.-The domestic
servants of this place have formed a union
for the purpose Of advancing their wages.
Employers who refuse to pay the advance
will be boycotted, as will also girls refusing
to join the union. The movement is looked
upon with much amusement, but thus far
has received no opposition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16

BELFAST, Dec. Is. Judge Lawson to-day
sentenced four Of the men arrested for wreck
ing houses along the Shank Hill road during
the riots last june to four months imprison-
ment each. The prisoners had all pleaded
plliltY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
MUSSEL, THE MURDERER,

Supposed to Be Captured and Held by
Two Cincinnati Detectives.
EATON, O., Dec. l5-The country is still in
an uproar over the murder Of Farmer Christ
man by William Mussel. Mrs. Jacob Spacht,
a farmers wife, living near here, saw man
dressed in woman'S clothing entering the
woods near the house about o'clock yester-
day morning. A thorough search was made,
but failed to reveal anything. The man
walked lame
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16

MANIsTEE, Mich, Dec l5.-Charles Brown
and Miss Cora Sibley were married last Sat
urday evening. After the ceremony social
dance was enjoyed. About two hours after
the ceremony the bridal couple were dancing
Joreieri ,r'. tho gf'Um Tell 'jtar '.or
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A Poor GIrl,n Luck.

DETROIT Dec. l5.-Miss Sett Postle, living
with her parents in destitute circumstances
in this city, has received word from firm in
Norwich, England, that she has fallen heir
to ESQ, 900, half of fortune left by an uncle
who recently died in Austria.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16

81. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. k.-Tho interstate
commerce bill decided upon by tho confer
Onoe committee Of both housOS, has been gOn.
orally discussed hero among the leading rail-
road managers, and they are almost unit
In opposition to 1t. The general managers
have beon in the east for the last week 1t is
the impression that il the bill becomes a law
it will have a disastrous effect on the
trunk line stocks
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A Mlnister in Trouble.

SHELBYvILLE, ILL.,, Dec, 15.-The Rev. Dr.
Edward Carleton Bell, who figured promi-
nsntly here some time ago under the alias Of
the Rev. Dr. Edward Carleton, was fined in
the police court yesterday, for maltreAting q
neiYhbors bow
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Gnns fnr thn nritiah Arnu-

LONDON, Dec. 15.-The Chronicles Vienna
dispatch says the British government has
decided to equip the British army with the
Bischof repeating rifles, which is of Austrian
invention and manufacture,
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sunday at indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 4.-Sunday was
much noiser than last Sunday In spite Of
the Liquor league, many OF the cigarista,
druggisrs etc, kept open and sjll goods.
No ,rr; rs made out numr y r..os-
9cs,tnn- ,,u wGblY take pl, ,..a n'-ek.
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The OfloiaI Vote Of Ter,..

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. '5 The official count
of the vote for governo, and other state off,
GERS is now in progress in the Office Of the
secretary of state. The treasurership vote
was compIetei last night 1t gives $50, 800
for Lubbock, Democrat; 5S,O52 iui C,eaves,
Scp,S.itaa, anl l. ~ Tor IacR. , !..-,' ihs-
..,ot,
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Miner. ssnt to che work Hou.a.

PITTsBuRo, Deo b.-The twenty -four coal
miners convicted Of riot and conspiracy for
addressing q meeting on tho fourth pool
during the great strike Of 1885, and SOn-
fenced 70 six mouths imprisonment gave
themselves up and we're Ssnt to ths work
hoNaA
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The Y. NJ. O. A ConventIon. :

NEw YoRK Dsc l5-In accordance with
the San Francisro association, the twenty
seventh interoationa' convention. Of the
Young - II f'Arsinn Hssoriof vii W
held 10 tariy IN Nay, i5s,,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
Seen Near Bedford.

BEDFORD, Ind, Dec 15.-David Mcdaniel,
Of this place, claims to have seen Mussel late
Friday evening He asked tho way to Bed
ford. but did. not come near town.
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COPENHAGEN, Dec l5-Prince Christian
Of Denmark, had a severe fall while exercising
in gymnasium. He broke one of his ribs
and suffered other injuries.
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Speaking for the Government.

MADRID, Dec 15.-In the chamber Of dep
uties Senior CASTELAR,, the Republican leader,
made an eloquent speech in support Of the
government. lie condemned the use Of force
for political ends