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


citefnent and violence is feared. The
mandamus proceedings are set for
Tuesday, when very lively time is an
ticipated.
Berlin, July 16.-The Government
hls agreed to the abolishment of all
bounties on exported sugars.
PARIS, July 18.-Gen. Boulanger is
rapidly improving, but has been forbid
den to talk by his physicians.
WASHINGTON, July 17-[Specia!.l-
Sam. Randall is better today and is
steadily improving, His friends now
hope for his recovery, but not immedi-
ately.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-[Special. T.
Information is received of the death of
Jun Hansen, member of the Chinese
/ legation here, who was enroute to South
America.
CHICAGO, July 17.-[Special. CHAIR
man HOge is not uGder arrest says
he thinks there will be no more trouble,
That the so affair will be fixed up in
few hours
MINNEAPOLIS, July 16. Especial. i
Commander-in-Chlef Rhea, of the G.. a,
r. fOrbids all membhrs to wear their
uniforms or badges at political gather
ings by general order.
NEW YORK. July 17--[Special. IA
new and dangerous counterfeit of dollar
silver certificate has appeared The
paper is poor but in all other respects
1t is about equal to the genuine.
CINCINNATI, o., July 17.1Special. i
James Madison, the secretary and treas
urer of the railroad employees knights
of Labor, has fled with a large sum of
money. Exact amount unknown.
NEW YORK, July 17.-[Special +
Republicans are greatly discouraged
at their efforts to organize Irish Repub-
lican clubs, and there is good reasons
to believe the whole business will be
abandoned.
CHICAGO, July H. Especial John
| Finerty, editor OF the Irish Citizen, de-
lounces the Pope's latest manifesto On
irish affairs as an unwarranted inter
| terence. He advises all Irishmen to
pay no attention to it.
| ST. PETERSBURG, July 17.-All Rus.
| Sau nobility is in state of ferment
over the visit of the German Emperor
No foreign potentate has ever REQUIRED
such an ovation as is now in prepara-
ii lou for Emperor William.
| Boston, July Ill Special Sullivan
is no longer the ideal OF the Boston
sports. Scarcely two thousand attend
ed his circus here last night. Most of
these were children. Not acheer greet.
ed his appearance in the ring.
NASHVILLE, July II. Especial +
The smallpox is dying out here, but
| there is reason to believe that the dis
ease has been scattered through the
North, aud health officers in various
cities are being warned to be on guard.
INDIANAPOLIS, July II. Especial, +
There is every reason to believe that
General Harrison is dangerously ILL.,
Physicians have forbidden all visitors
from the house Harrison is known. to
be bedfast, and the impression here is
general that he is nervOusly Frustrated
and very sick man.
GALEsBURG. ILL.,, July 17.-TSpecial.
u. 5. Marshal Marsh brought BowIes,
the confessing 90" dynamiter here this
morning, in order to test the truth of
his statement that there was dyna-
mite cartridge buried at certain spot.
1t was found The cartridge is large
| one
Mt. STERLING, KY, July IT. -TSpe-
cial. Last night at Staunton, Powell
county, John Rose, rich farmer and
Samuel Hall, his son-in-law, had a
quarrel and agreed to settle it by a
duel. They fought with revolvers at
| 30 PAGES and Rose was killed. There
are numerous relatives anu a big eX-
citement and further bloodshed is fear
ed.
COLUMBUS, O., July IA change of
venue has been granted in the case of
Allen o. Myers, indicted for forging the
election tally sheets in 1885. The ap-
plication was made by the State. The
case goes to Madison county, and will
be heard by Judge George Lincoln. The
next term begins in November, and it
| will be after that before the case can
be assigned and reached.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-Special l.
LuClC w lnlClCOG otllu CaCLGC-
ment in the Hoc.se today when Con-
gresham Wilkins, of Ohio a Demo
crat, moved to take wool out OF the free
list 1t was defeated by s votes.
FOran, of Cleveland, Democrat voting
yea with Wilkins This vote is regard
ed as an indication that the Mills bill
will pass the House.
CINCINNATI, July II. Especial l..
Good people here are becoming very
much worked up over the open viola
tion Of the law here. The saloons are
all open Sunday as of old. The mid
night law is violated with blaring bands
and noisy music. Vile shows flourish
and houses of prostitution occupy
prominent places on leading streets. A
leading paper asserts that the city is
virtually in a state of anarchy.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-ESpecial.] +
The western Republicans are now NOV
ing for tariff reduction bill. In an
interview today Senator Allison, of
Iowa, late candidate for President, says
Congress must not adjourn until it
passes some kind of a tariff reduction
bill. He said the Republicans of the
Senate would propose bill taking the
tax off tobacco and antagonizing the