The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04


accepted tho Prohibition nomination
tor Governor, and helped 70 out down
(lOyen0r Beavers majority 70 what i
was, MIR. Wolfe has left tho Hepubli'
can party Because OF its hopeless c0frnp,
tlOn aud subheryienoe 10 the bosses and
special privileges,
LONDON, Eng, Sept, 29,-The Times
publihheR an anonymous lettef efiti'
ciEina bismarck for diyulging State
secrets In stating that Emperor VIII
| liam had instructed him not 70 o0nllde
| In Crown Prince Frederick. This u the
outarOwth OF the publication OF Fred
erlckA Diary. The publication creates
great excitement here In court circles
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept, ep-Dr, Jordan
President OF the State University o.
Indiana. ono OF the bfainleat and most
influential gentlemen OF tho ednca'
tlOnal circles OF Indiana, and lrof,
Lind, of the Danyille Normal College,
both heretofore Republicans, annonn
oed their purpose today 10 support
Cleveland, The Chicago platform and
tariff reform are tho reasons gwen fol
the change,
New YonK, Sept, 27,-Ispecial T.
The sports here always Det on thcir
Judgment, regardless OF political prefer
eneea. -Four years ago thousands were
bel on Blaine, even up and NJ odds
Now few bets are made. Democratic
money Ia not matched A well'knoyh
business man who ID q member OF the
Cleveland and Thufman wholesale
DrygOOda Club, offers 70 make tbt
wagers, gl, 900 10 5000 that Cleveland
viii have esq ELECTORAL votes or more
$500 tO 81, 900 that Cleveland VIII carry
Illinois, $500 70 Al 800 that Cleveland
will carry California and SbDOO even
ON the general election, On dOyefnol
small bets have been made on ngnle
ranging from 10000 70 2OpOO majority
for llill over Miller
MALVERN, Sept Ell Special. IA
rOuaug Democratic meeting WIS htld
in the rink last evening, Allen Cook,
of Canton, addressed the meeting on
the living Issues Of the campaign, llt
In AN eloquent aud forcible defender OF
Democratic principles, About bOO per
SONS were present, NJ least 200 OF whom
we're ladies', Many Republicans wet
IN attendance aud expressed themselves
well pleased. The Malvern brass bald
helped 10 enlIyen the occasion The
Minerva Democratic Club ana Dram
Corps were present and are 10 be com
pllmented for their music numbers anG
appearance. The meeting was u grand
SUCCESS IN every particular, ana lhe
largest ever held In Malvern.
snELBYvILLE, Ind, Sept 26,-Mr
Samuel Workman, an old'time Repub,
llcan, came out today for Cleveland
and Thurman. Mr. Workman says:
ain 1869 | voted for John Z. Fremont
for President; In 1860 was for Lincoln,
and voted for him In 1894; In 1883
voted for General Grant, and have ever
since voted against the Democratic
party, but now declare myaelffor Cleye.
land and Thurman, ag ! cant stand
Harrison and his free whiskey platform
regard Harrison ~ the tool OF m0n0p'
oily, and do not see how any laborinR
man can support him and expect 10
prosper, az Harrison has always been
against their interests. Cleveland has
given the country snlendid admins
tratiOn, and desire his reelection.
URBANA, o., Sept, 27-The members
of the Cleveland and Thurman club
and the Democrats Of this city are TO
jolcing over the addition 10 their ranks
OF n lifelong and prominent Republi'
can In the person OF Mr.. Z, II, Bennett,
lr.. who jOined the club Tuesday even
Ing. After signing the membership
rJll DIR. Bennett, In n well worded
speech, gave his reasons for his change
OF political faith. lie was In favor OF
q tariff reform ind could no longer
stand the Republican platform on that
question, and further disapproved OF
the methods Of the Republicans IN
charging the Democrats with beii 8
free traders. DR.. Bennett has always
been an enthusiastic Republican, prom
inent In its councils and generally gave
his time and aid 10 advance its interests,
lie was until the recent sale editor OF
the Daily Herald and Weekly Sun, Re
publican papers Of this county.