The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-16
NEWS OF THE DAY.
,sepublican National Committee
Want Congress to Adjourn.
The Oldest Old Woman Heard
From.
Fusion of Labor Parties in Cincinnati.

LONDON, Aug, 1.-THE police have
sstic proclamation.
N } CINCINNATI, Aug. IA. Especial l.
William Padodie, druggist, failed here
M IS morning. Liabilities, $1,000; as
\ Its nominal,
N HWAsHINGToN, Aug. 14.-[Special. l.
isle practically admitted that he had
: Neen offered the Attorney -Generalship,
q case Cleveland is reelected.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-TSpecial. l.
Y congressman Davidson, of Florida, has
Information that the yellow fever is
spreading rapidly The death rate is
twenty per cent of those attacked. His
brother has been attacked.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-TSpecial. l.
MIR, Reagan, of Texas, introduced res
plution in the Senate today. to fine
members of pools ten thousand dollars
hnd imprison them for five years. 1t
Was referred.
y NEW YORK, Aug. 10. = Especial. +
SSSEhe biggest cargo of tea ever brought
| eb this country arrived today from
| china on British steamer Glenshield.
! bhe has been enrout for sixty-four days
@nd brought 1900 packages of tea
| ? NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-[Special. l.
\ dJapt. Mac DoWell. of the Prince street
Solice precinct, fell dead this morning.
Vie was popularity known as Lightning
oSharley," and his district was one of
II ihe worst in the metropolis. Cause of
I keath, heart disease.
Ie COTTAGE CITY, Mass. Aug. IA [Spe-
Eial. The yacht race drew a great
Mrowd. The Mayfower crossed the line
H1t I0I1. The Miranda crossed four
phinutes later. The Puritan at 10:l5.
minutes later she got wind and is
It ing the leaders hard.
If LONDON, Eng, Aug. 4.-Diplomats
And financiers now regard the recent
AhonfereDces of the three great powers
: 8 indicating the permanent peace of
= Europe. The Russian securities are
how setting well in this market, and
herman bankers are buying them liber-
EAly.
}u New YORK, Aug. Ia. Especial
chairman Brlce, in fiery interview
uienies us absolutely false a statement
n flAAlCb III lllC lLllHOllOl q
iay or two since, i'll which he was made
Ii D say that many party leaders were
Nazy, that The campaign was tagging
IND that Cleyeland's carelessness was
u dangerous.
= CHATTANOOGA, Aug H. Il Especial. T.
y A number of refugees from yellow
{ over districts of Florida have arrived
{ lere. They say the situation at Jack
Z bonville and other points is past de-
! bcriptlon and that not tithe of the
real suffering is known or even dream
\ ed of. There is general yellow fever
h scare all over the South.
st NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-TSpeciaI.) 1.-The
/ blare of the Blaine hurrah is now over
4 Sufficiently for the Democratic mana
gers to make an estimate of the result
] Ind influences. The general opinion is
= the demonstration was a magnificent
4 personal compliment to the Main states
i man, but was without effect on the
4 canvass or voters; indeed it is claimed
4 i has weaked the Republican cam
baign, by stirring up jealousies and ami
Z llosities.
d WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-TSpecial. l.
II 10 say that there is profound and deep
" lisgust among the Protection Repub-
.. leans over the Senate,s dilly-dallying
o fifth the tariff is putting 1t mild The
eouble now is to agree on the amount
G Ii reduction on sugar and lumber. 1t
I ) now reported that cut of 80 per
g, lent has been agreed upon for lumber.
= bn sugar no agreement has been reach
| Il. 1t is now the very general opinion
hat the Republicans will not pass any
. Eill through the Senate.
2 WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-[Speciaal. l.
J An article in morning paper here
a rave O'Neill, of Missouri, an opportun-
II tty to rise to question of privilege The
p Nrticle charged him with grave offense
| h connection with the bill making ap-
e jropria ion for the Cherokee Indians.
r D'Neill said he was not personally inter
9 Nsted in the bill. Owen, of Indiana,
bsponded; he said he had objected to
he bill yesterday because a colored
man named J. Milton Turner, who was
lat recent Indianapolis convention,
itold him the bill was to raise funds for
1.-THE Democratic campaign, but had no
Intention of rejecting on O'Neill per-
isonally. The scene for time was full
tOf excitement.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o., Aug. 13-Len
Dobbin, we'll known hotel man, who
has managed the hotel Dobbins of this
Iplace and the Commercial and Dobbins
thouses at Wellsville, has announced
his intention of supporting Cleveland
and Thurman, as will also bis two sons,
who have always been Republicans. Mr..
tDobbins up to the present time has
been one of the wheel horses of the Re
publican party in this vicinity, and has
always taken an active part in every
campaign. In announcing his change
Mr.. Dobbins says: 81 have taken this
step after due deliberation; | have been
la Republican for thirty-ive years and
have voted for every Republican can
didate for president since the party
was organized but cannot do so this
! fall. The Republican party has become
so infested with monopolists, fraud and
deceit as to disgust a reasoning man;
The tariff scare is all it relies upon and
seeks to gull the workingmen with such
bosh. l have been workingman in
my time, and worked in the rolling
mill at Sharon, Pa. l have failed to
see where the tariff ever did me ben
eft. / favor tariff revision, the cor
recting of abuses and the oheapening
of necessities again. Four years ago
it was predicted that the Democrats
would ruin the country if they came
into power. The last four years have
beenthe most prosperous / ever saw
andI do not care to see change. l
have had taste of Democratic times
and want it to eontin9e9 4Et N ~