The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-02

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axe place ~ sne 9snasc, mi'n an "n
summers session OF Congress.
NEW YORK, July 28.-[SpecialE
General Sheridan's condition is re-
ported unchanged today.
WARRINGTON, July 2S.1Special-
Congressman Randall IS very much I'M
proved and left for Philadelphia this
morning, where he will remain.
MARION. Mass. July 28-lSpecial.E
1t is reported that Mrs. Cleveland after
a few days VISIT mere VIII WISH .Generai'
Sheridan ana Iamlly aI NonqultI.
NEW YORK, July 28.-ISpecial.-
The President is still fishing off Fire
Islands. 1t is reported that the Pres
ident has not yet caught a blue fish.
No. r,,,u 90 rSno
ciaL1LGeorge Thorn, who confesses to
a participation in the late train robbery
| at Muskogee, was arrested here today.
I'll, 90 ,rcnoo;oI1 Tbo
o9ih So'LlOpeCi"h doo,so
man 9tout Wno NJ Aineu ms SUI Ue0@u 1Se
ae Ieluseu W ~ Diu I'LL mn Iac
in the second degree.
u,pp1sprpn .Iulv % Adam w
uosler a former Ren;1hlican who last
1eer was On the Knicbts Of Labor
iicLa+ in this county for Register of
Wis il ont in q letter declaring for
cleveland.
WASHINGTON ,Julv 2s.-rSpecial.1 =
The Senate this afternoon held a long
and dreary session over the question Of
erecting a new Congressional Library.
II also discussed without action the
Sundrv Civil appropriation bill.
oo rc-.,, mn
NEW 0Rk July zo.TopeGlal;utthh ~
report t~elegraphed over the country
that Editor Moore, of st. Louis, who
eloped with Mrs. Morton, had gone to
London as the foreign correspondent
of the World.
C ILL., 90 rcuooioI1
CHICAGO, July Co loPetlal.L
greaC sensatio l tnn a n SHon 1alo
and Chiliboun, the anarchists and dyn-
amite tiends, were called. Both men
failed to appear and their bonds of
$1,000 each we're declared forfeited.
CINCINNATI, July 2o- LSpeclal.l-
There Is intense 1eellng mere over Cn9
discovery thaC n ana lasG hlghI
meptS in tbe Catholic and Jewish Gem.
eteries on Walnut Hill near his citv
There ia no clue Tn the nernetrators.
COPENHAGEN, July 28.-The German
Emperor and Empress and German
fleet will arrive off Copenhagen on
Monday. The King of Denmark will
receive the royal visitors with great
c9aTInoIS' T NaN Tmnsr le.eS viii NV 1onart
a pt, Gu Tr aaT VIII p'
o"ily vi A00'""''
OMAHA, July 28.1Special. - The
managers of the Burlington road have
made a raid on the telegraph operators,
by notifying them that they must leave
the T~elegraphers' Union or be dis
charged. The men refuse to do so.
One conference has been had without
results anu 'rouOle 40 le"reu'
ST. LOUIS, July 28.-[Special. Four
men and one woman are under arrest
here for defrauding the U. 5. Benevo-
lent Society Of $4,000 by palming off a
corpse as that of n Zieftler. The
fraud was discovered by the under
taker in preparing the body. This is
the alleged second offense.
T1NcorN Neh Tulv 2s-TSneciaIl /
Chairman Hoge and wife have brought
four separate suits for libel against the
Daily News here, and Plnneo, the chief
detective Of the burlington railroad.
The paper called Hoge a blackmaller
and his wife immoral, and gave Pinneo
as authority. The damages are laid at
100000. g.
WASHINGTON .Tulv 28LTSpeeial.l
Official circles here are dispIeased Be.
cause Gnstaye Fosburg a French ar
fist is na1nting on an immense canvas.
aIife size scene of an Amerien lynchinp
narty in the west. for the coming Paris
Exnosition, OuT authorities saw it is
a reflection on the American regard
for law 70 exhibit American lawless.
ness in this striking manner.
WASHINGTON, July 70. ,ISpeclal,I-