The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-26

over the discovery, and many of the
Chicago papers are getting out extra
editions.
ROME, July 19.-The Pope denies
that he will leave the Vatican. Says
he has had no trouble with the Italian
government.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 19.-The Roy
al fleet and the Cars private yacht
sailed this morning to meet the Ger
man Emperor's fleet.
ST. PAUL, July 19.-[Special. 1.-The
Prohibition canvass of this state esti-
mates the gubernatorial vote 5000 in
excess of last year, but the Presidential
vote will fall off 1900.
WHEELING, w. Va, July 20.-[Spe-
cial. THE latest estimate Of the loss of
life caused by the storm last nigh, is 20.
The property loss is estimated at two
hundred thousand dollars.
WASHINGTON, July 20,-[Special. +
The conference committee has agreed
to the River and Harbor bill. There
are but few changes from the bill that
originally passed the House.
WESTON, w. Va, July 2l.ISpecial
"A special from Calhoun county says,
Thursday nights storm which caused
such awful destruction at Wheeling,
resulted in the loss of three lives there.
NEW YORK, July 21.-[Special. The
report that the wooden manufacturers
are forming a trust, is denied. The or
ganization has proposed, however, to
prevent impositions from customers.
WASHINGTON, July 2O.-The SEN
ate has gone into secret session,
and is now considering the nomination
of Fuller for Chief Justice. There is
every prospect that he will be confirm
ed.
CHICAGO, July 19.--[Special. : There
is a report this morning that the police
have made more arrests in the dynam-
tie cases, but facts cannot be learned,
The excitement over these cases is dy-
ing out.
PARIS, July 2l.-Gen. Boulanger's
condition has been aggravated by the
excitement of tomOrrow's elections.
His condition is sufficiently serious to
require the constant attendance OF
physicians.
VIENNA, July 19.--King Milanis pre-
pairing an official statement i'll which
he claims that he is seeking a divorce
from Queen Nathalie for the benefit Of
his son, the Crown Prince. He claims
he don't want to marry again.
NoRQUITT, July 19,--[Special. 1.-The
opinion prevails that Gen. Sheridan is
again in a critical condition, despite the
favorable bulletins. The private sec
rotary and all bat his wife and family
are refused admittance today to his
chamber.
LONDON, July 21.-The st. Peters
burg correspondent in the London
Times of today says the meeting of the
Gar and Emperor William was very
cordial, and will result i'll a policy of
peace. Prince Ferdinand is to be taken
from Bulgaria.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-[Special. +
Sam Randall is better but very weak.
He is anxious to vote tomorrow against
the Mills tariff bill, but is not able to 60
to the House. He has asked the House
clerk to secure a pair for him, which
will probably be done.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-[Special. l.
There is a full House today in anticipa
ton of a vote on the Mills bill. There
are some surprises expected, and may
be some sensations, i'll the shape OF
,,nrrA,o1 nxr1nnnfinn Of unfapc II 10
conceded the bill Will pass.
CHICAGO, July 21.-[Special Dyer
! ScanlOn and MOllie Mott. who attempt
ed to murder officer Nathan, when he
attempted to arrest them, stood up
and took their sentence this morning.
Scanlon got ten years in the Pen. and
Mollie got sever years and ten months.
INV YORK, July 19.ISpecial. THE
United Labor Party of this city will
not hold its convention until all other
parties have made 4, n in .Clons. Then
it will endorse cand; ate that appear
| to most favor then. TIis makes the
political situation ere full of new i'll.
| terest.
MADRID, Spin, July 21.-The police
spent yesterday In searching TOT evil
dence Of the plot to overthrow the King
They found in all over 1900 stand OF
arms in the houses of suspects. There
is great excitement at the palace, and
the arrested suspects will probably bt
executed.
CINCINNATI, O., July 21.1Special.'-
J. p. Ref, aged seventy, arrived here
last night to secure the stoppage oil
payment on ten one thousand dollar
bonds of Cincinnati Midland r. r., OF
which he was swindled near Norris.
town, Pa, a few days ago, by the ole
three card monte confidence game.
HARRISBURG, Pa, July 18.-William
Moreley, who last year ran on the
Knights of Labor ticket for Sheriff OF
this county, and who has been one OF
the leaders of that organization, openly
declares his purpose to support Cleye,
land. Mr.. Morley is with the President
on the tariff question and admires the
courage with which he presents his
views on this issue.
Renews Her Youth.