The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-02

ing to depart, but the Government has
detectives on tue watch, and they will
not get .ar.
NEW YORK, July ~. Especially
Railroad people generally agree that
the decision against the Iowa railroad
commissioners will permit granger
roads to restore and maintain profitable
rates.
WAHpEToN, Oak, July 27-iSpe-
cial. - Wednesday evening, Deputy
Sheriff Elmer killed Mollie kaebel
without provocation. Last night a
mob hung him without consultation
with the authorities.
PARIS, July 26.-The rumors OF fresh
frontier complications which yesterday,
caused a decline of stocks on the
Bourse. were due solely to a tour of in
spection by several Generals on the
frontier, without significance.
CHICAGO, July 28.-Special. 1.-The
cases against Hoge and Murphy, the
alleged Burlington dynamiters, was
called this morning. The defendants
waived an examination and were heldto
answer in s 1900 each. They gave bond.
PORTLAND, Oregon, July S7.-[Spe.
cial. Clerks King and Anderson, or
the Pacific Express Company, nave
confessed to stealing a ten thousand
dollar gold package shipped on Sunday
from Astoria. They are arrested.
Money is recovered.
VANCOUVER, B. c., July 26. -[Spe-
cial Canadian Pacific steamer
Aberdeen arrived today from Yokoha-
ma. 1t brings news from Hong Kong,
China, to June IS. There were three
hundred deaths from Asiatic cholera to
that time. The disease is still raging.
JEFFERSON, o, July 26.-[Special.
There is q sensation here over the sud
den death of Sidney Conley, who died
on Monday. He was Is years old and
was living with his fourth wife, ayoung
woman. She was arrested today for
poisoning him, pending a post mortem.
New ALBANY, Ind, July 26.J[Spe-
cial. THE Crawford county White
Caps, an organization engaged in clean
ing out immoral places, by force, whip
ped Mrs. Wiseman and daughter for
immortality. A neighbor named More
land, shot four of the White Caps, n
dangerously.
MILLERsBURG, July 26. - James
Mitchell, formerly a rabid Republican,
is out for Fisk and Brooks with strong
inclinations to vote for Cleveland, as he
is opposed to a high protective tariff.
Alfred Calhoun, a former stiff Repub-
lican, has gone into the Prohibition
camp.
LONDON, July &c. The movements
of Queen Nathalie are carefully watch
ed. Her presence at any spot is pre-
sumed to be the center of a political in
trigue. 1t is said that she goes to
Odessa in September to visit her faith
er's grave. Influential Russians are
endeavoring to secure an interview for
her with the Gar.
Upton, Ind, July 26.-[Special. J.
There was a terrible natural gas eXplo-
sion here today in Bowlin's Heading
Factory, in which one man, Jack
Baghman. was fatally injured. Thirty
thousand dollars worth of property is
DESTROYED for Bowlin, and the Lake
Erie and Western r. r. loses heavily.
LONDON. July 27.-The Czarowitch
will visit all the European Courts. AT
Berlin his engagement to the Princess
Margaret will be announced. 1t is
announced that the Gar and Emperor
William have agreed on Prince Wal
demar, of Denmark, as Ferdlnand,s
successor. The Odessa wheat crops is
excellent and abundant.
MARION, Mass, July 27.-[Special.E
Mrs. Cleveland with her mother and
party have arrived, and are the guests
Of Hon. r. w. Glider here. Mrs. Cleve-
land wore a travelling dress of black
cashmere, with no hustle. She had a
peaked hat of black chip straw, with a
broad brim, turned up at the back and
trimmed with a rich black plume.
STOCKHOLM, July 90 Everything
is in readiness for the reception of EN-
peror William. The King escorted by
twelve men of wal will receive the
royal visitor off Waxholm. King Oscar
will then board the imperial yacht,
which will pass through the lines and
sail for the Capital. A grand fete will
be given at the castle and the city will
be Illuminated.
LONDON, July 27.-Blaine and family
are very busy getting ready to sail for
home. Yesterday Blaine had an inter
view with John Morley, and tonight
will attend an elaborate banquet order
ed by Me Lord Joseph Chamberlain, of
the famous Fisheries Treaty. His
party goes to Oxford and Stafford on
their way to Liverpool, where he takes
the steamer for New York.
CINCINNATI, o., July 26.-[Special.-
The parade of the Patriarch Militant
takes place this evening, and it promis-
es to be the greatest event of the sea-
son. While the Knight of Pythias pa
rade here was a magnificent spectacle,
their carousals and designations were
such as to detract somewhat from the
character of the demonstration. Moth
ing Of this kind is to be seen now.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, July 28.-
Especial. Hon. John Studebaker, an
old time Republican and prominent
manufacturer of wagons at South Bend,
Ind, who is now making Prohibition
speeches, was pelted with superanu
ated hens eggs at Red Key last night
by disguised Republicans. He man.
aged to force quiet and finish his
speech. There is much indignation.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-[Special. J.
The imports the past year are seven
hundred and twenty-four million, the
most in six years, saw mt The ex-
ports are six hundred and ninety-six
millions, the least for eight years, save
one. This tells a fearful story for the
advocates of q high tariff. 1t proves
that a high tariff does not increase the
demand for home products, while it has
tended TO knock us out of all foreign
markets.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-[Special. +
The leaders of the Republican minori-
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