The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-16

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ing at General Boulanger, on the
ground of self defense.
BERLIN, Aug. 13.-General Won
Moltka has resigned as General of the
Prussian Army. Gen. Won Waldersee
has been appointed his successor.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 13.- Especial. +
The storm last night has crippled the
telegraph service East. The Western
| Union lines are down in several places.
BERLIN, Aug. 13.-The Emperor is
preparing a BANQUET to the committee
that is now organizing to erect a suit
able monument to tie late Emperor
Frederick on the battlefield Of Woerth
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-The Catholic
News, one of the most influential of the
papers devoted to the interests of Cath
olics and Instantaneous, today came
out for Cleveland and the Democratic
platform.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13,-[Special. l.
The yellow fever has broken out in,
Goldsboro, North Carolina. An official
dispatch from Jacksonville, Florida,
says there are three new cases there,
one death today and seven under treat
ment.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-TSpecial l.
The National Convention of the Amer
ican party will meet in this city to-mor-
row. There is much curiosity to know
the result. The probable Presidential
nominee is Gen. James 5. Neagley, of
Plttsburg, platform drOviding with
the restriction to foreign immigration,
and Americans muStrule America.
New YORK, August 14.-TSpecial +
| The World publishes this morning in
terviews with numerous Congressman
from the doubtful, States of New York,
| New Jersey, Indiana and Michigan,
which shows the detection from the
| Democratic party on account of the
tariff question to be fully balanced by
accessions from the other side, of those
who favor tariff revision.
NEW York, Aug. 13.-It is generally
conceded that the whole Blaine busi-
ness has teen tizzle and fasco. Chair
man Quay tried his utmost to induce
Sherman to patch up a peace with
Blaine, but his efforts were fruitless,
Sherman positively refused to meet
Blaine at ALL Sherman's friends, and
they are many here, took their cue from
him and kept out of the way during
Blaine's visit
PORT JARVIS, N. Y, Aug. 13.-[Spe-
cial. There is fearful wreck on the
Erie road. near Shohala A mixed pa
senger and freight train ran off the
track down an embankmeut eighty
feet high. One passenger was
killed outright, and four more are IA
tally injured, and twenty-nine other
passengers are more or less injured
some very seriously. The cars took
| fire, and one car load of IA horses were
burned to death. A wrecking train
with physicians and citizens have gone
to the scene of the wreck 1t is impos-
sible to get names.
CHICAGO, Aug 14.-[Special. The
police believe that wide spread de
structiOn of life and property on the
20" road WAS accidentally frustrated
this morning. Officer Johnson, while
going over his beat near Sixteenth
street, saw what looked like small log
on the 30" track. He picked it up and
found it was a piece of gas pipe,
about two inches in diameter and six
long, and one of the largest anarchist
bombs ever found. 1t was lying Just
at the entrance of the viaduct and had
it exploded the loss of property and
life would have been terrible. AT the
police station it was concluded that the
bomb had been placed on the track by
some of the Burlington strikers. This
discovery caused great uneasiness in
20" circles.
MI, VERNON, ILL.,, Aug. 15.-rSpecial.l
Rev. Calvin Richardson, a Baptist
minister. is holding an immense revival
here, having converted over sixty per-
sons last week.
New YORK, August 14.-Congress-
man Ashbel p. Fitch of this city, has
resigned his membership in the Repub-
lican organization of his district, on the
ground that he cannot indorse the high
tariff policy of the party.
CHARLESTON, KY, Aug. 15.-- Special.
buggy riding with Miss Alice Ken
town. Both were killed Their dead
bodies were found in the creek early
this morning.
CINCINNATI, Aug. Is. Especial. +
DR.. Houghton, secretary of the Nation
al Committee of the United Labor par
ty, said last night that the rumOred
fusion of the Union and United Labor
parties was merely local, embracing
only the state and county officers.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15-[Special. +
The Government will in day or Two
destroy over million dollars worth of
counterfeit coin and currency and bo-
gus bonds. Among the latter are spec
linens of work done by Charles Smith,
of Brooklyn, which are even superior
to the genuine Government bond
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-[Special. Fl
1t is reported that the National Com
mittees of both the Republican and
Democratic parties have urged upon
Congress to close up and adjourn as
soon as possible. The Republican Com
mittee is clamorOus for this action
Senator Quay is personally laboring
with Democratic senators.
IA ATLANTA, Geo., Aug. 15.-I Special.
The business of the town is at stand
still. Many are leaving for the North
on account of the Yellow Fever scare.
The city is already full of refugees from
the far south. Fears are entertained
that several Yellow Fever cases from
Florida have slipped in here. Business
all over the south, is in a terribly de-
pressed condition.
MCKEEsPoRT, Penn, Aug. Is.
The harvest Of "hoppers" to Cleveland
is abundant. Among the latest are