The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-03-01
Small Dispatches

san Reno, Italy, Feb. 27.-ISpecial
via Bennett Mackay Gable. : The
Crown Prince continues to spit blood
The doctors cannot agree whether he
has cancer of the lungs or cancer of
the larynx. In either case the disease
is considered fatal.
MARION, o., Feb. 27.-[Special. IA
peculiar phase of the Treasury matter
developed today when this morning an
injunction was served on each of the
three Commissioners by order of the
Probate Judge to stay all proceedings
until another count of the money in
the Treasury is made. Jude CARRIER
son and Julius Strelitz have been
selected for the purpose.
The name of G.. L. Juilliard. of Lou
isville, is spoken of as a prospective
Democratic candidate for Mayor of
that village at the coming spring cleo
ton. He is one of LOuiSville'S most
respected citizens, and it is only fitting
that where hOnors are to be bestowed
they go to one who has shown himself
so worthy. Mr.. Juilliard has served in
the Council for many years, and no
doubt possesses the qualifications.
Mr. VERNON, H., Feb. 81 Especial. I
The weather continues extremely
cold. The homeless suffered greatly
during the past AZ hours. The finance
committee has issued a card to the gen
eral public, stating that the subscrip-
tiOns received would be devoted to the
purchase of building material, house
hold furniture and other articles neces-
sary to provide the destitute and needy
with shelter. Upto date the committee
has received a sufficient quantity of
clothing and food to supply all de
mands
DETROIT, Mich, Feb Especial. +
Samuel Gompers, President of the
American Federation of Labor. was
asked last evening what action his
order would take in the Burlington
strike. 1--WE will take some action but
what | cannot discuss. 1t will not be
antagonistic to the Brotherhood, yod
may be sure. | do not uphold the
action of the Reading Knights in taking
the places of the Burlington strikers
out of revenge. 1t is bad policy and
will only help the railroads. The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
is an excellent organization, although
it has done wrong in isolating itself on
labor matters. In their present strike
the trades unions are with them
WELLsvILLE, o., Feb Especial
The postponed liquor trials were held
here III the Mayors office this after
noon. When Leslie and Carpenter, the
two Pittsbrg detectives who collected
the evidence that caused the conyic-
tions, left the town, they were followed
to the Mayors office by an angry crowd
numbering several hundred. The
police had hard work to prevent vic.
lence to the two men. When they left
the court room the crowd folloVej
them again to the train. On the way
Leslie was struck terrific blow on the
back of the head, and only escaped
through the interference of the train
men. Carpenter took refuge i'm the
office of the Daily Union. where the
crowd, through spies, kept him i'm
prisoned until after dark, when he
made his escape, leaving town i'm dis.
guise, it is thought. Great excitement
prevails, and trouble is feared when the
case, again postponed today, comes up
for trial, Wy
CHICAGO, Feb. 81 [SpeciaI1-Last
evening Assistant Superintendent
Toward, OF the Burlington road, and
Superintendent of the Mails TROY
from the postoffice, called on Chi9f
Engineer Arthur at his hotel I'VE
have come for information" said Mr.
Howard, addressing Mr.. Arthur 81
have understood from Mr.. Stone that
no objection would be raised by yomr r
men in taking out the fast mail which
leaves at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
providing they contain nothing but