The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-25
A New Deal Fixed Up In New
City,
The Very Latest Poll of In.
diana,
Thos. AxwOrth, The City Treasury Of
Cleveland, Heard From.
Latest on the Young Blaine Scandal.
Other News.


absence OF sensational Developments
and the conviction that the Times has
poor case,
BosToN, Oct, 2i.-Ge0rge W. Clapp,
The well known bOOkmaker OF this Guy,
has bet $1,000 to 500 on Cleveland
with u prominent physician OF this city
Mr., Clapp also bot $1,000 even that
Cleveland carries Indiana 1000 that
Harrison does not get 10000 plurality
In Massachusetts
MONTREAL, Dot. 2i.-[SpecIal. .EThe
detectives sent here 10 trace rhOs. AK.
worthy, the defaultlng city treasurer OF
Cleveland, Ohio, report thet ne arrived
here on September 80 remaining two
days and loit on the express tram, on
the Great Western road for the west,
October 2, They will 80 west on this
trail.
BROOKLYN, N, Y, Oct, 2l,--Andrew
Mcclellan, has more than $1,000
plankod NJ odds Oh Cleveland, and he
has 5000 or 5000 more 10 send after
II. Henry A. Willis, brother OF rheo.
dore u. Willis, Chairman OF the Repnb.
llcan campaign committee, has bet
Sl 600 even on Harrison with Auc.
tloneer 10, Il, kerrgan,
New HAVEN, Conn, oct, 23.-Colo.
mel John q. llealy ia betting all the
money he can lind takers for, IN sums
OF $50, on Cleveland. There are sey.
eral pools OF $500 here waiting TO be
covered by Republican money. The
81 900 deposited NJ Charlie Bradleys
last night, has not been taken, and
to-day several Democrats have been In
New York, endeavOrlng 10 place this
an d several thousand dollars beside,
DISTANCE, o., Oct. A.--Mr. B. b.
Klngsbury, u lifelong Republican and
one Of the most prominent attorneys
OF this city and who Is well known all
over northwestern ONO, has declared
for Cleveland and tariff reform. Mr..
Kingabury is u close student of polit,
ical economy and tariff reform aud
after investigating the tariff Issue 10.
gether with CleYeland's economical
administration and the party's plat.
iorm ht intends 10 vote for the Demo.
cratic Standard bearers and tariff 10.
form.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2i,-[Speoial, T.
The Democratic poll of the State, Just
completed, is much more satisfactory
than the one taken 10 days ago, from Il
Democratic standpoint. The state
Committee telegraphed the National
Democratic Commit 60 last evening
that the State was sure for Cleveland,
unless the floating vote was purchased
by the Republicans, which Is not
t6ouoht possible. The poll shows TO-.
900 Democratic plurality with 1900
doubtful. On this basis the Republi
cans must get over 10000 Of the 1900
10 carry the state.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct, 24.--There Is
q yeritable panic among the Republi.
cans Of Vanderburg county. The Ger.
mans and negroes are stampeding to
the Democratic candidates The Post,
the only German paper has deserted
Harrison, and editorlally advises It's
readers 10 support Cleveland and the
entire Democratic State ticket. A com.
mittee of influential Republicans left
tonight for indianapolis, 10 place the
situation before General Harrison and
urge upon him the necessity OF his per.
sonal appearance at Evansville, at q
grand Republican rally 10 be held here
next week, They hope he may possibly
stem the tide Of disaster.
New York, Oct A.--ISpecial.l +
Despite all reports TO the contrary, Mrs.
James q. Blaine, Jr, Is o very sick
woman. She is ~ the New York Hotel
with her parents. She has retained
General McMahon, General Pryor and
Robert q. lngersoll, and will sue her
husband for divorce and her mother-in.
law for 100000 damages for alternating
her husbands affections, She says
Blaine, senior, has treated her kindly
In an interview lngersoll said "a man
who would desert his own babe 10 not
worth talking about. He is too small
TO notice and affection that could be
alienated isn't worth having. The
sooner gone the better. IL / were Mrs.
Blaine, Jr., | would not have him II he
came crawling back on his ha ids and
knees lngeIsoll says many 0Iher very
savage things about the conduct OF
Young Jim Blaine, some OF viii h
would not look well In print.
NEW York, Oct. 24,--'Special. THE
prospects now are that In tv elve hours
anew deal will be made for Mayor OF |
New York, by which the Democratic |
party win be harmonized, and q ticket |
cgroed upon TO be supported by the |
united Democracy, This end has been |
through the efforts OF the |
United German Democracy, an organi-
zation which largely, II not entirely,
controls the entire German population |
In this city. IL rs not affiliated with
either sections OF the Democracy. II
was organized principally for the pur
pose of booming bothN atlonal anu STATE
candidates on the National ticket,
When the Democrats OF New York de-
,Ided to put two candidates for Mayo.
n the field the leaders 0f the United
ierman Democracy began TO feel TIM
,rous of It's effect on the National issue
md nc once negotiations we're begun
With view to harm0nize the warning
,lements. Mr.. Steinway, who was thea
n Europe, was communicated with,
md he az once notified the organization |
o take no action toward endorsing
lther candidate until all hop Of union
ad vanished. On Friday l,st, Mr..
teinway came to this city on the ,
He ut once put himself !
4 communication with the leaders OF
ne United German Democracy and the
e,ult Of his efforts to effect settle-