The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
NEWS Or THE DAY.
The Yellow Jack Still Rampant
at Jacksonville.
Charleston and Atlanta ParalyEed
by tho soourge.
The Republican NatIoual Committee
Claim Florida.

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ATLANTA, Ca, Sept 25,-ispeeial, l.
Wholesale merchants here say the loss
OF trade 10 Atlanta through the yellow
feyeFtcare viii be over siIOOOOOO'
BuFFALo, Sept. 80. Especial, j. The
small p0x ia almost epidemic hero, Tho
dlaeaso 10 30 bad that Toronto Canada,
has declared absolute quarantine
against this city.
LONDON Sept, 25,-lSpecial,l J. Cal
cutta adylcea say the English forces
have captured Jalapta pass, which ID
the gate 10 Thlbet'
DUBLIN, Ireland, Sept, 20, - Hon,
John Redmond Member OF Parliament,
was this morning sentenced " hYp
weeks Imprisonment IN Tullymofe
Jail under the so'callod crimes ACT
NEW YoRK, Sept 2b.- Special +.
A large body Of Irish athletes drrneed
la native costume, arrived THIS morn
ing on hegteamship Wisconsin. They
will compete With Americans III u
series OF athletic games,
JAoKsoNyILLE, Fla, Sept. 25,--lSpeo.
ial. Yesterdays new cases exceeded
the estimate by eight, The estimated
new cases today ia one hunlltd ana
deaths fourteen. New cases this MORN
Ing tlrty.one and three deaths,
LONDON, Sept. 20. The war onlce an'
nonnces that the native tribes OF Eau
zlbar are all In revolt against all Euro
peAng. and EnglahmGn are peremptO'
rlly forbidden entrance Into tho coun'
try.
New YonR, Sept, 2G,-lSpecIol,l J.
Various steamship companies are In re-
ceipt of information, warning them not
10 allow vessels 10 stop No Brook lla.
ven. Ireland, because Of ylrulent and
exceedingly fatal form OF fever pre-
yaling there,
NEW YoRR, Sept. 25. -LSpeclol.l j,
Cashier Charles Dodge was found dead
this morning. He died from gas
leakage. He was cashier OF Barlowe,
Shlpman, Letrogue Il Choate, who were
recently swlndled out Of S2b0OOO by the
forger Bedell. No suspicion was d.
rected against him In connection with
the forgeries.
NEW York, Sept. 25.-[Speclal. l.
The Republican National Committee
jubilantly claim that II yellow FEVER
continues they will carry Florida, Az
white men In and around Jacksonville
have fed and negroes alone remain
They claim that the latters proponder.
ance gives the Republicans q majority OF
3,70O In the state rs shown by the
canvass.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-[Special. J.
The Republican tariff bill was report
ed 10 full committee this morning,
It reduces the revenue about 10 NIL
lion, taking 20 million from sugar,
IL makes the remaining 70.
duction mostly on Internal
revenue. The tariff schedules are much
changed, but the changes are by way
OF equalization rather than reduction.
IL "a substantially the same bill that
was telegraphed from here sixty days
ago. What the committee VIII now DO
with the bill Is uncertain.
CHARLESTON, s. o., Sept, 90 Spe'
clal. THE situation here Is In some
respects as bad as at Jacksonville,
Scarcely railroad entering this city Is
running trains, even irregular, AS u
conseonence the wholesale houses and
factories are closed. Many Of the EN-.
ployes are suffering from the want OF
money. Scores Of stores have smut up,
Beggars are multiplying and many q
family is actually suffering for want OF
food, It isnot thought that the yellow
fever will make any serious inroads
here. There Is q great increase of lar
ceny aud crime, rs opportunities. are
greater, because people Of wealth have
left the city.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 26.-lSpecial; i
Anna Dickinson 1t Is conceded IS doing
the Republican cause no good She
will doubtless be called out OF Indiana
by Chairman Quay. Her speech is not
on the living issues, but on the old lines
of is years ago. She speaks Of Cleve.
land as the hangman of Buffalo, and
the better class OF Republicans concede
that her talks are calculated to do harm.
The Republican organ at Richmond,
Ind. where Miss Dickinson spoke, says.
Anna Dickinson should stick TO the
lecture platform She Is capable OF do
inc no good in politics, and the best ad-
vice we could give to Chairman Quay
would be to call her IN at once
MAsgLLoN, Sept 25.-ISpecial. r
Another fatal mine accident occurred
this morning at 1880 at No. Hern-
brook mine, near Millport, operated by
Ridgeway Burton q Co. John Halter,
the pump tender, while passing under
fine cage at the bottom Of the mine,
was struck by the descending cage and
was terribly injured. lie died while
beinp removed to his home. The men
are forbidden to pass under the cage,
but Halter did not obey orders lie
lived near the mine. Ills remains were
taken to the home OF his son.ln'laW,
Fred Miller, on East Oak street. He
was 80 years old and had q large samlly
OF children. His wife did not live with
him.
HAVANA, Sept. 25.-This city Is un-
der martial law and rioting Is univer-
!, sal. The cigarmakers strike has as
.sumed portentious proportions Wlthin
q few days nearly every organized traoe
in the city has declared q strike 10 aid
the cigar men. When men would not
quit work mobs compelled them to. The
result ia that the city Is now filed and
surrounded by thirty thousand armed
strikers, who pillage shops for bread,
insult women, impede traffic and
threaten the very government. Things
have reached such pass that all troops
on the island are concentrated here.
1'he iail is full of arrested strikers, and
soldiers guard all corners. Citizens are
panic stricken. Bandits unmolested
are ravaglng the entire island. Areign