The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-19


Boulanger's case is not passed, but the
physicians say his recovery is certain
NEW YORK, July IA. Il Especial. l.
Wall street is greatly excited over the
report of Ives Indictment. 1t is be-
lieved he has fled to escape arrest.
8 CASA, Ark, July 14.-[Special.l This
morning Edmond Wade, a well-knOwn
citizen accidentally stabbed himself In
the heart while cutting bed cord.
He is dead.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-[Special, =
Sam Randall passed comfortable
night and is better today, Still he is "a
very sick man and not out OF danger
from a relapse.
CHICAGO, July 16.-[Special 1.-The
examination of the alleged Burlington
dynamiters was resumed this morning;
nothing sensational will be developed
before tomorrow.
PARIS, July 1.-THE great National
Fete is in full blast, and everything is
given up to pleasure. All the theatres
are running, with doors wide open TO
admit all gratuitOusly.
VICTORIA, B. c., July 16.--[Speeial.l
-Advices from the Skeen river are
alarming. The whole white population
are in danger of determination. lndl-
ans have murdered another Constable
and Hudson Bay Company's agent
PITTsBURG, July 14.-[Special. lit
is announced by authority that the dis
ruption of the Western Iron Associa-
tion is at hand and the lockout ended
So many strong firms have signed the
scale that it IS useless to hold out
longer.
HAzELroN, B. c., July 16.-[Special. ]
1t is feared that the Hudson Bay Of
fcials and Constables sent to SGeer
river are all murdered. There are
thirty thousand hostile Indians there.
Batteries and other troops are ordered
there post haste.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-[Special.l l.
After the morning hour the house took
up the Mills tariff bill. The wool sched-
uie is now under consideration and
Taylor, of Ohio, is making Protection
speech against reducing the tariff on
wool or anything else.
LUDLOW, KY, July IA. Especial. +
Five big gas tanks exploded here this
afternoon at o'clock with a great
shock. Five men were horribly burned
and two men killed outright. The
cause of the explosion is not known.
There is great excitement.
CINCINNATI, o., July 16.ISpecial.- =
Foot pads attacked Theodore w. Scub-
Ter this morning early ON Vine street,
and stabbed him under the arm, intict-
ing a probably fatal wound. They did
not succeed in getting any money, ow-
ing to his outcry. No arrests.
NEW YORK, July 161Special. THE
first steamer in the new line to Brazil
sailed last evening carrying in its cargo
many blooded horses and carriages.
The cargo is valued at half million.
This marks new era and field of
American enterprise, under our flag.
LONDON, Eng, July 16.-All the Lon.
don papers have items on the great
American railroad king and Preslden-
tial candidate. In an interview this
morning Depew says Cleveland is an
easy man to beat, but expresses great
doubt of the result owing to the great
popularity of Mrs. Cleveland.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 49, [Spe-
cial. AT Carter's Creek Saturday, John
S. Dickson, candidate for Assessor, at
tempted to address a large political
gathering while drunk. The crowd be-
come so disgusted that regardless OF
party they ducked him in the Cumbe :
land river, rolled him in the mud al d
sent him home, cooled off and sober.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-[Special. i
Senator Allison, of Iowa, says he wants
ho Ca,,afa fn ,Naco cOpoo cOrf Of q
reduction bill before adjournment. He
SAYS such movement will strengthen
the Republicans in all the Western
States. His view is shared by Senator
Sabin, of Mimi, Senator Palmer, of
Michigan, and Senators Stewart and
Jones, of Nevada.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 16.HSpe-
cial.l THE question of cOlor is agitat
ing this community as never before
since the war. The city is Republican
and the school board is Republican, but
the white Republicans are opposed to
educating colored children in the pub
lie schools. Yesterday, although it was
Sabbath, there was little else discussed.
The colored people are excited aud
bound to maintain their rights, under
the civil service act. Some weeks ago
the school board and council got into
wrangle over the appointment OF a
member of the latter, the former hay
ing the right to appoint in certain
contingencies. The wrangle became
heated and the council which is also
Republican, appointed a reverend Job
Lawrence, an ignorant colored preacher,
as a member Of the school board. The
VIII te members of the board refused to
rec )gnize him. The board refused to
not fy him when the meetings were
hell and he has had great difficulty ill
attending or even finding out when or
where the meetings were held On Fri
day night, hearing that meeting was
to be held in private office of Major
| McCrocls, Lawrence surreptitiously
obtained entrance to McCrock's office.
When the board convened he was Or
dered out, he refused to go, and was
forcibly elected. This precipitated a
tremendous excitement among the en-
tire colored population. They employ
ed LAWYERS and commenced mandamus
proceedings to compel the Board to ad-
nit colortd members. Saturday night
colored churches held indignation
meetings, and last night Rev. Law
rence's church was packed to hear him
preach on the outrage to the colored
race. This morning the entire colored
,u{hopulation are in a high pitch of ex-