The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-23

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bitten by mad dogs. A wholesale
slaughter of dogs is being made by
the farmers.
PARIS, Aug. ia dispatch from
Constantinople says the first through
trains from this city, reached there at
midnight, aud was received with inn
mense enthusiasm.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.-THE Car
starts for Warsaw on Tuesday. The
object of the visit is not definitely
known. Forty thousand soldiers are
detailed to act as guard.
FARMHINGToN, Mo-, August 49,
Especial. PROF. G, w. Peters is under
arrest for obtaining money under false
%pretenses. He claimed to be a medium,
but a committee caught him.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 17.-ISpeciaI. +
Lyons q Sons, shoe manufacturers,
have assigned. Liabilities and assets
are each about ten thousand dollars.
Dull trade is assigned as the cause
BERLIN, Aug. 16.-The statue of
Prince Frederick Charles, the hero Of
the Franco-G German war, was unveiled
uO bOudJs GLu-
peror William was present and assisted.
DRESDEN, Me-, Aug. 17.-E. H. Bar
ker, Agent and Superintendent of
the Cochran-Ole Ice Company, hereto
fore an influential Republican, believes
in tariff reform, and will vote for Cleve-
land.
New YORK, Aug. 17.Ispecial.E
Blaine's remarks at Portland on Trusts,
are claimed by the World today to
greatly aid the Democratic campaign.
The Democratic committee will use it
as a campaign document.
ROME, Italy, Aug. 1.-THE cafes and
public resorts are full of rumOrs o N.
corning the Pope. His usual outing
has been omitted for several days.
Nothing can be learned at the Quinnal.
1t is believed he is dangerously ill.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-[Special.E
The Savannah, Florida and Western
Railroad has abandoned all passenger
trains from Florida toward New Or
leans. This will prevent the yellow fe-
yer from spreading in hatdirection.
PARIS, Aug. 16.-The Bonapartists
throughout France observed the fiji
teenth Of August, yesterday, with yari-
GUS demonstrations throughout France.
The most notable gatherings being here
where the enthusiasm was unbOunded.
BEAVER, Pa, Aug. 16.-George W.
Dawson, a pronounced Union Labor
man, who attended the Cincinnati con-
vention recently in the capacity of dele
gate, today openly announced his inten-
ton of voting for Cleveland and Thur
man.
CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-lSpecial. AL
bert Munche, a German ex-convict, six
months in this country, waylaid fore
man Boch, of Forest Glen Floral
Works this morning, and stabbed him
to death. Cause, enraged over his dis
charge.
MALTooN, ILL.,, August 16.-[Special.]
A SUIT has been brought by farmers
to secule from the Illinois Central rail
road the value of cows lost through
Texas fever, which was spread by
throwing the offal of diseased cattle
from the trains.
HARPERs FERRY, o., Aug. 17.-TSpe-
cial. Father Tuohey has been depoSed
fol failure to obey the orders of the
Bishop to send one dollar for each per-
son in his parish and report the condi-
zion Of each person. He has appealed
10 the Arch Bishop.
CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-[SpeciaI 1.-The
managing editor of the POst-DiSpatch
Of 1t. Louis arrived here this morning.
lie denies that II. NJ. Moore, the eloper,
and Mrs. Norton are here, but he adj
mits he knows where they are. Moore
was seen here yesterday.
PARIS, Aug. 1G.-Messrs. Nearly and
Comes, two cadets of good families,
fought a duel with pistols today, over a
love affair. They chose weapons and
seconds in regulation style. MONIES
not given; one wounded in chest and
the other in the arm. Neither fatal.
SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 17-[Special]
In an interview, President Woodruff,
Of the Mormon church says "The Gov
eminent oppression is becoming so
harsh that a final removal to Mexico is
under consideration. If the move is
decided on all Mormon believers will go.
HALIFAX, Aug. 17.-[Special Gap
tain Lamb of the Thingvalle, now says
he was asleep when the collision oc-
cured, He rushed on deck almost i'm
mediately. The second of the Geiser
Jumped aboard my vessel. There was
NO fog but the weather was quite hazy.
New YORK, August 17.-[Special. =
Gov. Alger, OF Michigan, went home
last night. He said Blaine would make
i've speeches in his state, and that the
Republicans would not interfere with
the South, as any attempt to carry a
southern state meant the butchery of
hundreds of innocent colored men.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-[Special l.
One thing is noticeable about delegates
to the American party, they are intense
ly in earnest, and are not cranks. An
other noticeable thing is the wonderful
growth of a "KnoW Nothing" senti-
ment in this country as manifested in
a convention that Notwithstanding it's
ultra doctrines draws delegations from
twenty States.
AKRON, o., Aug. 16.E[Special.1 l. On
the 15lst ballot, Smyser, of Wayne
county, was nominated for Congress.
The following is the vote: Smyser,
So; Taylor, of Cuyahoga, n;
Curtis 2. Taylor made a speech endcrs-
ing the nominee, and Smyser also made
a speech promising to do big things in
the canvass. Smyser is a young lawyer
from Wooster.
New YORK, August 17.-[Special.E
Captain Miller of the Geiser made an
affidavit to the fact of the collision to
the Danish Consul this morning. The
investigation will be made here instead
of at Copenhagen; this necessitates
waiting the return Of the Thingvalle.
The Thingvalle arrived at Halifax this
morning and onnGrnc tba o4oFan,an+