The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12


CINCINNATI, July 6.HSpecial.1-The
Newport (Ky) Iron and steel WORKS
signed the new scale last evening, con-
ditionally.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-[Special. l-This
morning, A. J. Allen, dealer in dress
trimmings. made an assignment. Liza
bilities $4,000; assets nominal.
LONDON, July 6.-Parnell vigorously
denies that he adopted or had anything
to do with the plan of O'Donnelps suit
against the Times.
CINCINNATI. July 6.-ISpecial. This
morning Mrs. Ellen Corners, a widow
so wears of age, drowned herself in a
cistern. Cause, dependency.
New YORK, July 6.-[Special. 1.-THE
Board of Health yesterday issued a per
emptory order that the law requiring
six hundred cubic feet of air for each
person in tenement houses must be en-
forced.
New YORK, July 7.-[Special.EMel
Foster one of the best known four ball
pool PLAYERS of his day is dying. His
last public appearance was at the fhll5
adelphia Centennial, where he played
for the diamond cue.
VIENNA, July Informed persons
in official life deny any understanding
between Russia and Austria, on the
Eastern question. Russia is still send
ing troops to the frontier, strengthen
inc her parrisons and building mills
and hattnrips at Warsaw,
P1rrsBURG, July Especial. + One
by one the mills are signing the scale.
The Lawrence Iron works, lronton,
signed today. 1t is reported that Jones
& Laughlin will sign today also; If so,
the lockout is at an end.
CINCINNATI, o., July 6.-[Special. l.
The Union Brewers who struck May
LIST declared the strike of this morn
ing, in order to preserve the organlza-
ton. Only two hundred are LETT or the
six hundred who struck.
CHICAGO, July Especial. John
Baurison, chief engineer OF division
80 of the Burlington road, was arrested
at Aurora this morning for connection
with an alleged conspiracy to inJure
90" property with explosives.
New YORK, July 6.-[Special i
Tom O'Reilly, master workman OF the
T%elegraphers Brotherhood, says there
will be no strike, but operators expect
to get shorter hours and slightly better
wages, and want postal telegraphy.
DELAWARE BREAKwATER, July O.
Special. THE Swartara, with zen.
Sheridan and party on board, sailed to
sea this morning. Gen. Sheridan is
about the same. He says he will get
we'll if he can get away from h doctors
WASHINGTON, July g. Special. -
After the morning hour the House
went into Committee of the Whole on
the tariff bill. The 30 per cent; tarlli
on wood frames was stricken OIL. Inc
| lead ore paragraph led to a very livery
debate, which is still in progress.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-[Special !
The heat is very oppressive here To-Day
There are many p~rostrations. M. Rel-
ser, of the Anzeiger, was fatally struck
He was city editor of the paper and
| succeeded Major Thesis, who died two
weeks ago from the same cause.
NORWICH, Conn.,, July Especial.
Yesterday while Sheriff Rogers was
| serving a warrant on John L. Sullivan's
| circus to enforce the payment of wages
| due employees, Sullivan picked Rogers
up and threw him out of the tent. Nc
one could be found to arrest Sullivan.
ALLIANCE, July 6.-[Special.]-The
Union Labor party of the Eighteenth
Congressional district met herei in mass
convention yesterday, and nominated
George w. Thornburg for Congress
He is a dealer in agricultural nipple
ments and well known as a free thinker
LONG Island CITY, N. Y, July T.
Especial. Last night a gang of toughs
visited Tom Tierney's saloon and pea,
him up. After making the round Of
other saloons they returned and hndlne
the saloon closed, beganto pound III tht
door. Tierney fired on them killing
Cornelius Walsh and William Owens
No arrest.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 7.-lSpe
cial THE Times says a scheme to con
solidate all the labor organizations o
this country has been perfected. al
existing organizations are to retail
their individuality, but to become com
ponent parts of the new order, which
will numper eight million, and exert
great social and political power in tn
present campaign.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, July Especial
-Reports from the back counties con
l,tinue to come in of murders, rows an
all sorts Of crimes on the 4th of July
1t is by far the worst ever known. A
Marshfield a gang of drunken men go
into a fight and all are reported dead o
dying. They used knives and bottles
At Walnut Grove John Claypool kllle
VIII Murrett with a beer bottle. A
Hartville Dan Mitchell was murdere
by Win Scott in a row.
YOUNGSTOWN, o, July 6.-Early tn
morning the mangled remains of job
Bishop we're found on the Pennsylvani
track at Struthers. Bishop was a
employe of the Ohio iron and steel con
pany and had visited friends in Polan
last evening. When last seen he wa
slightly under the influence OF lquo
The head and upper part of the bod
was terribly mutilated by the wheels.
WASHINGTON, July T. The sui
finance committee of the Senate, ha'
ING tariff matters in charge, are still
work trying to formulate a bill. Thel
is no longer any doubt entertained
the Senate of the passage of the tart
bill by the House. Just what the Sci
; ate substitute will be, nobody seen
able yet to tell, as the measure has nj
been framed. 1t will provide for
large repeal of internal taxation, b'
Republican Senator'S are not prepare
= to 90 so far as to say they will recor
mend a repeal of the liquor tax.
g NEW YORK, July Especial. -Co
gresham Scott. of Erie, is here in co
sultation with the Democrats as to Il