The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-23
THE "UNCROWNED KING"
To Attack Our President in a
New Magazine.
Senator Edmunds Declines to Ad-
vocate Free Whiskey.
Later News ON the Recent Terrific
Storm South.
Great Sport in New York Over the Blum
der of Former Cantonian--
Foreign News.

w orTrNInroNr Auo 90 Tc,,,oo:oI1 I
Tho oTnn,n+ Nn;dd nus' oPeclal =
vasterJav wop p1lu nuo'. oto ~, Oy Eie UledSury
IN snite IF tSot tbo 'oH totnI niiii,n uoii"ts' M
date ara ~ over T ya S e,Il;o Go.at i1celPCS W
Cos Of % oil Is Jishr mvo lniilu0n uoliars III eX-
00'D - Oh U''' ~ '0in
HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. .22.-Special I
IS. 5. w. Hammer a reported Demo.
cratic topper to Harrison, with large
consednentiai wsavaS S III Ho 70 oe an Ia
800 from the Democratic otitt9o 1iraittoa
fo he nsed in the interest of ITimli.Ce1 TInmaInJ
and the monev not 49,, e. aei'',,u 5I
cided to fion Whare be tRonrit ,tI,eoo hn ue
have his demands for t.%aodTon iT i0 Couio ti'
fed '''' -'l '00''i0 '"'iS
LONDON, Aug. 22,-The morning pa
pers make snowy head lines announc-
ing the defeat of the fisheries treaty,
but editorial reference is confined to
lnconsequential paragraphs. The even
papers devote considerable editorial
ored by tbe politics @ of fbe I Um1 momor 10 All All
cOmment is verv consary,n+iIyo | o'Poi' All
'"O- We
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-[Special +
lt is announced that James G. Blaine
mas promised to contribute an attack
on Grover Cleveland, to the September
number OF the American Magazine.
MI. Blame will, 1t is understood handle
tne PRESIDENT without gloves" There
is considerable surprise at the state
menu ana While great interest is mani
rested IN what Mr., Blaine will say, his
course is generally criticised.
Nrw vopv Auu % ro,
ConsidarahIa Oh oc,n; ms, 80 SS.mlopgcIal, :; l. /
Republican headquarters yesterday, be
cause or letter received from Senator
Edmunds, of Vermont, declining to
make any speeches in the present cam
palgn. The reason of i'll health he
assigns is regarded with scrutiny, es-
peclally as similar reason was advanc
ed by him in 1884, 1t is understood
the Senator lools upon Harrison as the
creature OF Blaine and is not particu-
arly anxious to contribute to his elec-
tion.
Cu,rr ,~ooo, A.. 90 rrc,,
Renorts Of ,fft0, tIo otnaa4 ~ 80 I.ol9pGciai :
g,nnin 70 srriE oG ,I%C froTo N.oT %ae uSC ge
Rama and GenrCcia iiorn M. deiilessee, ~ Ala-
being down in all directions. The
Tennessee river and branches are all
out of their banks and are doing great
damage. The Emory river is a perfect
torrent. The Cincinnati Southern track
IS reported seriously damaged in sew
eral places. South of the city the storm
mad The features of cyclone and great
loss is reported. So far, only two deaths
are reported, but the property loss is
placed at FULLY a quarter of a million
dollars in the three States.
NrvADA Mo Aro % rcnooi,11
lanes K SnII;yan e q farr1LaTp a Lap1Ii'i of ~ lie
ronntv h. ri botb ar,os anani+otod ~ 'iiio 40
tbe immedia+e % resnIt % nf +bn % raoaWt do ,o'
structlve hail ard windstorms. lie had
4 COW Killed IN the storm supposedly by
the hail stones. lie skinned her, and
Two hogs devoured the carcass. The
hogs have died. Their mouths
SWelled up and they could neither eat
nor drink Sulllyan's arms swelled and
upon signs of the inflammation spread
ing to the body it was deemed advis-
able TO amputate them. Medical prac-
tltlonersS are badly puzzled over the
case and can give no reasons.
RFP1rN Auo % Tho 1ood;nr no
mars saw tba chsrgac oda IN S +i'antSii, ,.e~s p%
6f the ornu sar,,ioo ir v,0 o th
advent Of Nm neror WiIIiSS Soh OIl olnJ
big sansation Sornrai Eonenoia 0ft.'1t ~
racoSni1ad ohiI;t, horo ~ id',,nd ''iS