The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
McAulIffe Wins the Light
Weight Championship.
Immense RegiBtration in New
York City.
Some More Dynamite Bombs In Chi
eagO.

NEW YORK, Oct l0.-lSpeolal, INA
tional line steamer, queen" reports a
collision with fishing schooner, MADE
line" on October 8. The vessel was
lost The crew OF twenty perlahed.
NoRLEsvILLE, Ind Oct. 0.-Xayler
Joseph to-day bot II. l.. Wilson $500
that Cleveland would be elected. lie
holds $500 10 bet on the same terms,
without takers, Democrats are willing
10 bet that Harrison will run 200 behind
Blalne'a vote In this QIamilt0n) county.
MILLERsnuRO. Oct. i0.-GeOrge VIII.
lard, an old bachelor, who lives with
his mother In Monroe township, was
robbed OF $500 In money and q watch
on Sunday night, The robbers were
maeked, and Willard and his mother
were tied 10 chairs, The robbers were
tracked 10 Nashville and thore the trail
was lost,
DOVER, N. j., Oct l0,-lSpeclal. l.
| At u point rear here thus morning,
prizo fight for the lightweight cham
| pionahip OF America, the champion
ship belt and n stake OF 5000 took
place between Jack McAulllie aud
Blll Dacey. The fight lasted fOrty.twO
minutes, and was won by McAuliife.
McAulllfe forced the lighting from the
start.
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. i0-The charter
election held here yesterday shows u
Democratic gain on the general ticket
Of about 200. For the first time In
| thirty years the Democrats have car
rled the city at the charter election
previous 10 the presidential election. 10
looks here ~ II the Protection dodge
would not last much longer
CHICAGO, oct i0.-ISpecial. Two
dynamite bombs, undoubtedly genuine,
were found this morning In the rear OF
Fennel'B drug store on Vine street, In n
carpenter shop occupied by q man
named llhane, now Of Kansas City.
Two Of his employees are outsp0kon dy.
nNmlters. These bombs are Identical
with those thrown ut the haymarket
riots.
| CINCINNATI, Oct, l0,-[Speciall 1T
leaked out today through petitions and
demands presented the Republican
Mayor regarding the enforcement Of
the Sunday law which the Mayor re.
fused 10 enforce that there is q wide
and splendidly organized movement
among church people OF all denOmina.
ti0ns TO vote against every man, regard.
less OF party, who In any way favors
the liquor element. This means the
election Of a portion Of the Democratic
ticket,
BosToN, Oct l0.-Ned McEyoy, the
proprietor Of the Miller House, has lust
returned from trip through the West
ern States, and as a result OF HIS inyes-
legations no Is betting heavily on Cleve-
land. lie has already staked several
thousand dollars on Cleveands success.
Councillor M. M. Cnnnifi has made an.
other bet on Cleveland's success, giving
Ids Of $500 10 $3.50 to Robert 1de. h.
II. lIelton to-day placed 800 even mon.
ey on Harrison, Patsey Sheppard tax.
ing the Cleveland end. Mr.. Benton
wants TO make four 800 even bets that
Cleveland will carry New York, New
Jersey, indiana and Connecticut.
New YORK, Oct TO- Yesterday was
the FIRST day OF registration In this city,
and the returns show tremendous In.
crease over 1884 In all the Democratic
strongholds. In that year the total reg.
istration In this city amounted TO 2i0,.
0il, OF which 7i,77S were recorded the
first day. The official count shows the
registration to-day TO foot up 0G,0i7
names. In all the downtown wards,
the staunchest Democratic wards In the
city, the rush 10 the registry rooms was
unprecedented In the cIty's history, The
registration was unusually light In the
Republican wards, Every sign indi-
Gates that II is great year for Democ.
racy and Democrats here are cores
pondlngly jublant.