The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-13
such demonstration has ever before
leen witnessed In Ohio since the war.

leen witnessed In Ohio since the war.
ATHENS, Greece, Sept. ll.-(Speciall
king George has gone 10 Vostiza TO
the scene Of Che recent earthquake. Sew
eral dead have been recovered. The
people are living In tents. The shock
must have beon severe at the bottom
of the sea as the cable between Corinth
and Patras was broken.
PARIS, Sept. i0.--Gen. Boulanger Is
at 81. Petersburg TO find how the Rus
slams feel toward France. IL Is report
ed q company Of French and Russian
capitalists have been formed TO COLI
meet the Black and Caspian seas by a
canal, at the cost Of forty million
francs.
George Raugh, highly respected
citizen, who lives on Plum street, drop
ped dead this afternoon at 2:B0 o'clock
while at work In In q. Aultman ~ Co.'s
shops. His death was caused by heart
disease Coroner Cock is at Columbus
and Squire Wettach was telephoned
for. He Immediately responded and
viewed the body. The inquest will be
held tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. l0.-lSpecial.l THE
Grand Army train bearing the veterans
from the Pacific slope arrived here this
morning with music and banners.
They took a march about the city head.
ed by very fine band. They were
loudly cheered everywhere. Many OF
their wives and daughters, aunts and
cousins marched with them. They are
going to Columbus, o.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. l0.-Late
advices from Texas say that Congress
man Mills will be unanimously ren0m-
mated, There Is no fight against him
on account of his position on the tariff,
but the Prohibitionists are making a
hot fight against him, and the Prohibit
tlonists and Republicans will unite to
beat him. This may call Mills home
from his campaign In the North, but
his reelection is certain.
CHICAGO, Sept. ll.-lSpeciall lon
| Sunday at Jefferson, a suburb OF this
city during a Turner picnic, the An
archists were compelled TO take down
red flags from the windows. They ap.
peared at the park and assaulted JOS
eph Demllng, a prominent real estate
agent, because he was a capitalist He
was rescued from the mob after re-
ceiving serious injuries. He will cause
the arrest of his assailants.
ALTOONA, Pa, Sept. 1917 am going
home to Mary" said the Old Roman, rs
he sat In his special car in the rear OF
the fast line last night. The Grand Old
Man showed unmistakable signs Of ia
| tigue incident to o trip such as he has
| Just taken through the East. His at
tendants tried for time TO keep back
the crowd of eager admirers who
| nocked the platform at the Altoona
station, but at length opened the doors
wide and allowed the enthusiasm Of
the callers to have full vent In eager
handshaklng.
COLUMBUS, Sept. 1i.-[Special, THE
| crowd Is beyond all expectation, and no
more can be accommodated. The city
Is unable to take care Of those here now,
and hundreds will have TO 20 out Of the
city for sleeping quarters tonight.
There Is hot fight brewing for
Commander-in.C Chief, and the log
rolling for the various candidates
remind one of q national political con-
vention. The most prominent candi-
dates named are Gen. Alger, Of Michi-
gan, Gen. Palmer, Of New York, and
Gen. Goblin, Of Pennsylvania Those
who have attended previous encamp-
rsients say such q gathering OF war vet
I Grams from the North, South, East and
West has never before been witnessed
on this continent.
New YORK, Sept. 10.--The Presi-
dents letter Of acceptance has greatly
enthused the Democrats. IL Is conced-
ed to be q very able paper by all par
ties. All the delegates chosen are
pledged to Governor Hills support,
and his strength throughout the state
| Ia conceded even by his enimies. The
opposition to him IA confined TO q few
newspapers OF Mugwump proclivitiee,
and TO q handful OF amateur politi
clans headed by Henry George. Presi-
dent Foster Of the Republican League
clubs, has Just issued another circular
addressed to the president Of all the Re-
publican campaign clubs In the United
States. After q highfalutin preamblehe
winds up by asking every one to sub
scribe dollar to sond to Indiana to
buy votes.
The documents sent out by the Ma
| tional Democratic committee thus far
reach the stnpendous total Of 4,500,OO0,
and yet there Is no sign Of cessation to