The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-06-14
Jones crowd were killed. One of the
Greens was fatally wounded.

German Emperor. Df. Harrell mas
gone to Pottsdam on special train.
CHICAGO, June II. Especial T. A
special dispatch from Trinidad, Colo
RADIO, announces great fire there, with
a great loss of property and many lives.
WASHINGTON, June 1l.1Speciai.I j.
The Democratic caucus, called for to-
night is to try and push for vote on
the tariff bill A. lively time is antici-
pated.
ST. LOUIS, June 11.1Special.l 1.-The
Globe Democrat Rep) announces to-
day that Chancey Depew will not be a
candidate for President. Says it is by
authority.
NEW YORK, June 11.-ISpecial.] l.
The contract to build the great ship
canal across the Isthmus Tehautepec
has been let to syndicate here, the work
to be completed in five years.
HALIFAX, N. B., June 11.HSpecial.]
The Canadian fishermen are again ex-
cited here. They claim the American
and French fishermen are again poach-
ing on their fishing grounds.
CINCINNATI, June 11.-[Special.l-
The delegates to the Knights of Labor
Cigar Makers convention, District n o.
1855, are arriving today. They represent
10000 members and are now in session.
BALTIMORE, June 12.-[Special.E +
Peter Often, proprietor of theArlington
Hotel at Pimlico race track beat his
wife while drunk last night. His
twelve year old son interfered and shot
his father dead. No arrest
BLACK RIVER FALLS, Oak, June II.
Especial. 1.-The latest from the Win
nebago Indians is that they are In a
desperate condition for want of food.
Their lands are not being cultivated,
and dozens are dying daily of starVa-
ton.
UNIoNTOWN, PA, June 11.-[Special. |
y Yesterday masked robbers entered
the house of Chas. Humbert, near here,
bucked and gagged him, and then
roasted his feet until he told where his
money was. They got $1,000 and fled.
No clue.
ATLANTA, Ca, June Ii. Especial. i
At Rockville this morning Sam Haines,
colored, while drunk killed his wife and
a two. .days-old child. He fled. A par
ty of both whites and blacks are look
ing for him. When found he will be
lynched.
WASHINGTON, June 11.-[Special. +
During the past "a hours General
Sheridan's condition indicates quite a
marked improvement. He was better
Yesterday, and the favorable symptoms
continue today. There is now reason
to hope for his recovery.
VINCINNEs, Ind, June 11.-[Speciall |
Mamie Helm, a society girl here, one
of the best families, who ran off with
the Salvation Army, returned this
morning. She tells ugly stories of the
army, and among other things, says
that they steal, and that they held her
as prisoner.
BERLIN, June 11.-There is another
crisis in the fatal malady of the Empe-
ror. A great hole has broken open in
his throat, extending from the esopha-
gus to the trachea. The Court phys
ician says he can take no more solid
food, and his life is now simply ques-
ton of good luck and endurance.
MARQUETTE, Mich, Jnne 11-[Spe
cial The reports Of yesterdays great
storm continue to arrive. Nearly
every town in the northern part of the
State is more or less damaged. The
loss will be over a million dollars. At
Rays Crossing the storm blew over
three houses, killing four people. y
BEATRICE, Neb., June GI.ISpecial.l
While rehearsing Uncle Toms Cabin at
the Union School Hall on Saturday
night, j. w. Fouts, the teacher in
charge of the entertainment playfully
pointed pistol at one of the company,
Samuel Stump, student, and the pis
tol went off, and now little Samuel is
dead, and the teacher is under arrest,
and there is great excitement and Un-
Gle Toms Cabin is declared off.
COLUMBUS, June 11.-Special. Sen
ator Thurman will head the delegation
to Washington that will leave here on
Wednesday evening to invite the Pres
ident and Mrs. Cleveland to visit the
Ohio Centennial. The delegation is
composed of prominent citizens from
all over Ohio, without regard to politics
Ex-Gov. Bishop, Gen. Tom Powell
Cal. Brice, Gen. Brinkerhoff, Ex-Gov.
Foster, Gen. Warner, and Hon. Boston
G. Young being on the delegation.
WASHINGTON, June 11.-ISpecial. +
The report yesterday that the Blaine
managers will support Harrison oi
Indiana, for President, and William
Walter Phelps of New Jersey, for Vice
President appears to be confirmed
The most intimate friends of Blaine
including Reed and BOurtelle of Maine
are for this ticket. This program has
created a decided sensation here among
the friends of the other candidates.
WASHINGTON, June 11.--[Speciall- +
There is an effort here that may develoI
formidable proportions during the mex
five days, to make Mckinley the Repub
lican nominee at Chicago. The move
ment has been given some impetus
here by an editorial in the Washington
Sunday Post, now an independent
paper, strongly endorsing the Mckinley
boom. The friends of John Sherman
are very much alarmed over this dem
onstration, but say it will not material
ize. Mckinley has said nothing yet tC
give encouragement to the movement
but it is understood that "Barkis is
willin." There is also a good deal Of
Blaine talk again, and it is now STATED
that if Blaine can be rushed through Oh
wild clacquers shout in the conven
tion that he will accept. The ticket
said to be Blaine's favorite, next tC
himself, is General Ben Harrison, OF