The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-23
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J0NSO lnulmdl HIS dCCOpbCA al luNi
tation to speak at Chicago, August q
1t is expected to have $4,000 present.
NEW York, August ESPECIALLY
Jack Marley and LeBlanche the
Marine" fought three fierce rounds in
nine minutes this morning. The latter
won easily.
LONDON, Eng, August 1S.-An
alarming uprising is reported in the
Spanish Army at various points. The
government is compelled to resort to
heroic measures.
New YORK, Aug. 1S.--[Special. lit
is current rumor that an agreement has
been made that the colored preachers
throughout the country are to preach
for Harrison's election.
LONDON, Eng, Aug 18.-All the
European BOurses are depressed today,
Emperor Williams speech at the un-
yelling of the statue yesterday is re-
garded as meaning that he expects war.
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-[Special.E
The latest and best estimates of loss of
life by the recent Geiser disaster is
placed at 121 to 100, and it is possible
even more. The exact number never
will be known.
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.--[Special.l-
The authorities at Copenhagen have
wired the agents of the Danish steam
ship lines here to pay so per cent of all
reasonable claims for baggage lost in
tho Enianr diaaStar
CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-ISpecial. IA case
of genuine leprosy has been discovered
at the county hospital. The sufferer is
August Jansen, a Dane, who has been
ill two years. He came to the hospital
voluntarily, yesterday.
NEW YORK, August 18.--[Special. l.
In an interview today, Cal Brice, Chair
man, said there was no truth in the re-
port of a disagreement between Presi-
dent Cleveland and himself, and that
everything was perfectly satisfactory.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-[Special.E
Secretary Bayard denies that the
fisheries treaty will be withdrawn. Col.
Lamont says the story that President
Cleveland is dissatisfied with Colonel
Brice's management of the campaign is
absurd.
CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-7[Special. Three
women of the town attacked and rob
bed a stranger on Madison street last
night, of a large sum of money, The
women were caught after a long chase.
They had much of the money on their
persons.
LONDON, Aug. 18.-It is now certain
that Stanley is safe. Pilgrims just ar
rived at Suakim, camped on the Congo
with white man who can be none other
than Stanley. He is undoubtedly at
Bohre FL Gazelle and is striking at the
slave trade.
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-[Special. 1.-The
Democratic Committee will propose to
the Republican Committee that a joint
debate on the tariff be arranged be.
tween Speaker Carlisle and James G..
Blaine in twelve prominent cities of the
United States.
NEW YORK, August 18.-[Special.-
The Umbria and City of New York
sailed for Liverpool this morning at
saL e hour. 1t is known that there
will De a boat race across the Atlantic
for a quick trip, but this the officials of
the rival boats deny.
ALBANY, Texas, Aug. II. Especial
There is great excitement here oveT.
the Death Of several hundred head of
cattle from drinking water in which
poison had been placed. The ANIMALS
belonged to Sellers 81 Harris, and were
found in a pasture about five miles
from here. They were all lying in a
place about forty yards square. The
water IN a huge drinking vat was found
upon examination to contain strych-
nine. Who the perpetrators of the ou.-
rage could be is not known.
HUNCIE, Ind, Aug. 17-John Ran
dali, an old veteran of the 10Th Indiana
Battery, always a Republican, announ,
ces himself for Cleveland. In an inter
view he says: "The records will show
that the Democratic administration has
done more for the soldiers in three
years than the Republicans did in "a.
AS a Republican, | cannot vote for
General Harrison, VINO receipted for
500 for four days services as captain of
a military company to shoot down la
boring men at the behest of a greedy
corporation"
New YORK, August 16. Levi P.
Morton, the Republican Vice
Presidential candidate, rendered a
s|umptuous champagne supper last
night at Manhattan Beach to the Re-
publican national committee. Among
the guests were Editor Charles A.
Dana, of the Sun, whose paper is being
used as a campaign document by the
Republicans; Railroad Millionaire Aus
tin Corbin, George w. Childs, Ex-Sen
ator Thomas @. Platt, Chairman Matt
). Quay, and Committeeman John G.
New, of Indiana, and Hobart, Of New
Jersey.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-Chair-
man Quay's latest scheme to raise
money for the Republican campaign is
to assess the brewers, distillers and
wholesale liquor dealers. The amount
he asks from these interests is half a
million dollars, and the chances are
that he will get it. At least some OF
the leading men concerned in the in
dustry in this city are considering the
proposition with favorable inclinations.
Republican success means less taxa
ton on whiskey and beer, hence the
assessment.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Major Nc
Kinley returned from Ohio today. A
delegation of citizens of Georgia, head
ed by Colonel Buck, the Democratic
protection advocate, will arrive to-
morrow night in Senator Browns pri-
vate car. On Sunday night the party,
superintendent by Senator Brown, will
leave for Atlanta, where on Tuesday
Major Mckinley will address the Chau-
tauqua Society on the industries Of the
South and the policy of protection.
Senator Colquitt and Representative
stewart will not go to Atlanta with the