The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-05

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mense majority,
WAsHINeToN, June 28.HSpecial. f.
Plums and prunes were struck OIL
free list today.
QUEBEC, June 28.-[Special. 1.-The
KNIGHTS of Labor are organing a gigan-
tic strike to affect all the trades stimuli
tanOusly with the abrogaiion of the
ship laborers charter.
CHICAGO. June 29.-[Special 1.-The
Propeller Rosendale, arrived here TINS
morning direct from Sunderland, Eng
land. It is the first TRANSATLANTIC YES
sci that ever arrived here.
PITTsBURG, June 30. = Especial. -
The Apollo Iron and Steel Company
signed The scale today. All the other
mill closed. This is considered a bad
break for the manufacturers.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 30.-[Spe'
cial. ALL the rolling mills shut down
here today on account or the amalga-
mated scale trouble. This throws nj
teen hundred men out of work.
WASHINGTON, June 90. Especial j
General Sheridan's condition IS I'M
changed, but the inclement, damp
weather prevents his removal to the
seashore from Washington today.
NEW YORK, June 29.-[Special.
The Chinese News today says the Chi
nese of this country oppose any FUR,
ther importation of Cinnamon, and
Harrison is not their choice for Presl-
dent.
PARIS. FRANCE, June est is
thought that subscriptions to the great
Panama Canal loan will only reach
about half the amount needed, and
when the scheme fails, II 1t should, all
France will be bankrupt.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June 29.-[Spe-
ciaI1ELast night near Marty, while
shooting rats, Wendell Whitman acct
dentally shot his two daughters VINO
were sitting on the porch. One is dead
and the other is fatally wounded
CHICAGO, June 3O.-[Special. Ian
drew Korts visited his sweetheart, Alice
Rand. last night. AS he came in Alice
said: IF it is the same old question.
YOU needn't ask, | wont marry you.
Andrew blew his brains out with a re-
volver.
CINCINNATI. June 29.-[Special. -In
an interview today the venerable
General sam Carey asserts that General
Ben HARRISON is a lineal descendant OF
PucahOntas, and the General claims
someimportant data to fortify his as
SertiOns.
MILLERsBURG, o., June 30.-SOme OF
our Republicans are all torn up over
the fact that a night or two ago some
enthusiast climbed up the soldiers
monument on the square II tied a
red bandana handkerchief around the
neck Of the statue.
LONDON, June 30.-Advices from
Natal, state that the Zulu outbreak is
alarming. A whole regiment OF Brit
ish cavalry is hurrying forward from
Cane Town. More troops are asked
for and the Government is warned that
wal is imminent.
COLUMBUS, o., June 30.-The Allen
o. Myers case. n of the Gus tally
sheet cases, has been postponed until
next September. 1t seems Impossible
to get ajury here. and there may be a
change of venue. Many think the case
will never be tried.
LINCOLN, NEB., June 30,-[Special.]
A Republican memuer of the Nebras-
ka legislature has created a sensation
here in political circles by charging that
u. =. Senator Van Wych offered him a
large sum of money to secure his re-
election to the Senate last winter.
New YORK, June 39.-tSpecial. +
The two hundred Mexican Catholics
who went to Rome with the jubilee gifts
for the Pope have landed in New York
and are now here. The women of the
party attract great attention on account
of their brilliant costumes and remark
able beauty.
Mt. VERNON, June 28.--The Leader,
an independent paper OF TINS CITY
which has been run by White Bros. y
Co. for the last three mouths, was sold
today to William A. Silcott, formerly
Democratic clerk of courts of this
county,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 28.-Mrs.
Cleveland. her mother, Mrs. Folsom,
and Mr.. Ben. Folsom arrived in the
city at 9:l5 last night and were imme-
diately driven to Oak View, the Presi-
dents summer residence. All were i'll
good health.
PITTSBURGH, PA, June 2S.-[Speciall
Ben B%utterworth was here this
morning en- route to Washington. He
saws the statement is an infamous lie,
that he was really for Mckinley at
Chicago, and only gave John Sherman
a half-hearted support.
PORTLAND, Me-, June 90.-[Special.]
1t is arranged that Blaine will open
the State and National campaign here,
O after his return to this country.
Preparations are making to
have it one of the lar
gest and most notable gatherings
ever held in America. Excursion trains
are to be run from all over New Eng
land.
AKRON, July 30.-Republicans JOLT
fed here last evening with a procession
of about 500 men. A national salute
was fired and fireworks sent up. Speech
es were made by Hon. NJ. L Smyser, OF
Wooster, O.. Professor Z. NJ. Avery, Of
Cleveland, Judge Tibbas, Judge Mar
win, Hon. LIS. E. Bright and w. IA
williams (colored) of Akron, Judge Q
r. Grant presided.
CHICAGO, June 29.@LSpecial EN-
ory Storrs the famous attorney and clio
ouent Republican stump orator wa
buried here after his death by charity
Last week his widow died. 1t has jus
been discovered that she has an estatl
of $4,000, and that Storrs was WORT
| $4,000 in his own right when he dice
These discoveries have created a grea
sensation here.
New York, June 29.--Captain viii
inn Connnr said tnnioht that he say