The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-18

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England aud the United States,
SHARON, Pa, Dot, &c. V. McCnr.
dy, OF Lawrence county, a life long Re,
publican, has changed 10 CleYeland.
lie Is u broom manufacturer.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. IA
Especial There has but one new case
OF .yellew Jack developed since last
night and that of very mild type,
BosToN, Oct ~, Especial + Police
Inspector Mountain ID under arrest for
receiving tickets stolen by Thomas
OIrien, clerk OF the Old Colony rail.
road company. The affair is ssensatlOn.
~ aa Mountain was always an exem,
plary officer,
CHICAGO, Oct, l2. -. Especial "A
chemical analysis was made this morn,
ing OF the substance placed on the
sedgeWlek street car tracks by the
atrlkela, IL proves 10 be dynamite, In
quantity sufficient 10 have done great
damage, The people are now afraid TO
ride on the cars,
CHICAGO, Oct. l3.-lSpeolal. There
~ now n dangerous riot In prOQress on
the North Side over the street car tTou.
bleS, The whole police force of Chicago
has been ordered there on the double
quick, There IL said 10 be many badly
injured already, and a large number Of
arrests. Everybody is excited,
CINCINNATI, oct. l2- Special. "A
train on the Walnut Hills cable road
ana Park avenue horse car collided
this morning. All the cars were
wrecked Fifteen persons were bodily
hurt, MrB,J. y. Condor seriOuAly. Over
q hundred passengers were dumped In
the mud The loss on cars and clothing
10 heavy.
New YoRK, Oct, l9-Toler Bros.
brokers, have sued James G., Blaine Jr..
10 recover s2i0Hb, alleged 10 be due
them as brokerage fees. between ian.
uary ! and March 10, Of the present
year. young Blaine had speculative
dealings with the firm. His tranaac
tlons represented In the aggregate more
than $4,000. BlaIne's lawyer claims
he has q good legal defense as blaine Ia
not yet OF age. (sD, Young jim is row
." *h"h"otNi hoihu'
New YoRK, Oct, l3.- Special +
wall street has been busy all day In
preparation for the meeting of business
mon, Interested In the election of Cleye-
land and Thurman. The parade pre-
ceding the meeting was one Of the
linest ever seen In New York, Many
business men heretofore Republicans
Joined In the demonstration. Secretary
Fairchlld made q very able address and
was followed by Speaker Carlisle.
There was great enthusiasm.
New YoEK, Oct. l3.-[Special,l-A.
5, Bright, q prominent Republican law.
yer OF III broadway, offered To bet
$1,000 on Cleveland, last night ut the
Fifth Avenue Hotel There was q big
crowd In the lobby but no one offered TO
take the bet. Mr.. Bright said: "I am
willing 10 bet that Cleveland will be
elected, As u taxpayer, am tired Of
this talk about projections. Clothing is
high enough now, and, Notwithstanding
tho fact am good Republican, | want
20 see that the wool gets here and goes
back with United States stamp
upon H."
New York, Oct. l0.-There were
waillng and gnashing Of teeth to-day In
the ranks of Benjamin Harrison and
among the tribe OF LGyi l.. Morton;
but the children OF Democracy were
llled with q great joy, The tremen.
dous gains IN all the Democratic dis.
trlcts over 1884 10 shown by the regis.
tratlon of yesterday was conceded even
by the Republicans 70 be q harbingerO OF
Democratic Victory In this State.
Nlnty.slX thousand and forty.seyen
names are shown by the revised count
or u 900 more than were registered on
any preceding day In the history Of
The city, Men well yorsed In local pol.
tiles now place Ceyeland's probable
majority In the state 0t 10000.
DEFIANCE o., Oct. ll.-For the past
two weeks large flaming posters have
been sent all over Defiance, Henry,
paulding and Putpam counties an.
nouncing that Hon, VIM. Mckinley
leader on the Republican side In the
House Of Representatives,, would ad-
dress the people In this vicinity ON the
issues Of the day, Hallrato excursions
we're announced on all the railroads,
and the Republicans predicted 10000
present Estimate made Of the whole
crowd places the number at not more
than 500 and the Republican bosses are
very, very blue. IN the evening q torch
light procession was had as an ovation
to Major Mckinley which was also very
small,
CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-lSpecial.l +
Gov, Hin, Of New York, arrived here
early this morning on the Bee line rail
road. lie goes to Mitchell, Indiana, TO.
day. There was q big delegation TO
meet him and hewas given warm recep.
uon. He said New York was rs solid
as Gibraltar for the Democracy. The
Governor Hill party consists OF Secre.
tary OF State Frederick Cook, Adiutant
General Porter ex-senator George
Raines, Col. j. Il. Jones. deputy collec-
tor of the port of New York; Col. John
>, McEwsn, deputy odjutant general;
W, M. Whitney, Of Albany; Julian
Ralph, Of the New York Sun, and Hugh
Hastings, OF the New York World.
Governor Hui speaks at Mitchell Fri
day forenoon, ut Seymour Friday after
noon, indianapolis Friday evening, at
Lafayette Saturday afternoon, and ut
Logansport Saturday evening,
CHICAGO, oct. l2.--[Special1 The
strike remains in the same grooves.
But few persons are riding on the cars.
There have been number OF little
rows this morning which the sensation.
al newsboys are crying on the street.
Many Of the car drivers, after
making few trips, join the strikers.
Superintendent Yerkes remains firm
and refuses all overtures. Possibilities
Of the strike are growing more serious
however, and II trouble does come 1t
will be Of dangerous kind. Yerkes Is
now paying drivers q dollar and q half
20 make a round trip with car. Risk
of life Is so great that men will not do