The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-26
EDITORIAL sou1Bs.

MAUD 5, made 2:l2H today.
YELLOW Fever has broken out at
Plant City, Fla.
Mrs. CLEVELAND celebrated her oath
birthday on Saturday at Oak View.
THE river and harbUr bill is now a
law, barring the Presidents signature.
The river and harbOr bill, as agreed
upon by the conference committee, ap-
propriates a little yer twenty-five mil
lions.
CAPT. VIM. MCCLELLAND, of Pitts
burg, has been elected Confidential Sec
rotary of the National Democratic Elk
ecutlve Committee
LAST evening, at Chicago, Chas, A.
Dana, of the New York Sun, was wined
and dined at the Union League Club,
by j. w. Scott, of The Chicago Herald.
IT would be a most excellent idea for
Canton merchants to arrange for a
days picnic to one of the most popular
resorts near Canton, for their clerks and
employees.
A VETERAN soldiers club is organ
lied at Harrisburg, Pa, to support
Cleveland. 1t has over one hundred
members already, with the prospect of
three hundred.
TELL your neighbor that the NEWS
DEMOCRAT is only 10 cents per week
Have him buy it and try it. We intend
to make it the best 2 center in the
Buckeye State.
IN his annual message December Z,
1874, President Grant recommended
that fine woods be put Oh the free list.
And Grant, you know, was a pretty
good Republican.
MRS. LANGTRY's fortune is said to ex-
ceed$5OO,O00. Her father was only worth
about $3.50 when he died the other day.
1t pays to be a very handsome woman
and a flirt, don't it Freddy?
YOUNGSTOWN has a Bandana Club
with a membership of two hundred. 1t
has just ordered a campaign uniform.
They will all carry Chinese lanterns on
the march, labeled Harrison.
GENERAL HARRISON was yesterday
presented with a log cabin on wheels
by some of his admiring constituents.
Now what will he do with it? 1t is too
big for his door yard, and he is too
proud to live in it.
THE Youngstown Rolling Mill Co.
signed the scale yesterday, also the
Warren Iron and Steel Co. Except for
a few weeks last year the Warren mill
has been idle since 1883. The Mills tar
if does not really scare, after all.
GEN. THos. L. YOUNG, Ex-Governor
of Ohio, was buried in Spring Grove
cemetery Monday afternoon. Cover
Foraker and other prominent State
officials were present, and Gen. e. F,
Noys delivered the funeral address.
GEO. ALFRED TOWNSEND C"Gath")
will write the life of Levi p. Morton,
Republican candidate for Vice Presi-
dent. This means a romance, slightly
disfgured with a few facts, but not
enough to detract from the general in
tereSt.
WI get two reports from the far
west about the famous clippers, Editor
Moore and Mrs. Norton. One is that
they are emoute to California, and the
other that they are stopping as man
and wife at Idaho Springs, Colorado.
We suspect they are at Idaho Springs.
JOSEPH MEDILL, the editor of the
greatest tariff reform paper in the
United States, is in Canton with his
daughter, on a visit to his aged mother,
who resides here, Mr.. Medill is sup
porting Ben Harrison in his paper, but
he does not think Ben. Harrison ought
to be elected.
THE. Youngstown Herald, daily and
weekly, suspended publication yester-
day for want of proper support by the
local Democracy. Why is this? Why
don't the Democrats of YOungs-
town, Akron, and other cities in Ohio
of this class support their home dailiesr
1t is a notorious fact that they do not
do so.
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