The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14


10 his Cabinet ana viii make hut yclJ
few pemnnNl appointments, Thla VII
give blaine a complete control OF al
foreign missions and conSulatea.
| CNoNNATI, o., March II Especial,
Judge lrck 10 day decided The liWl
more a Ohl0b Judgment for q milli0l
| and q quarter against tho Cincinnati
| Washington & baltimore h llfsl lien
| 10 ia u bad blow for the atockholdera OF
| the Cincinnati, Washington n Bait
more
| WAuINGToN, March H. Special l
| There was u great rush 10 tho Senate
| this morning, and before the Senate
met (at nOonl the galleries were crowd
cd with ohlce seekers, anxloua 70 hear
tho names sent IN by the President
MANY Of the foreign dlplomNtg were
proient
| WASHINGTON, March TO- senator
Beck, Of Kentucky, who has been travel
ing for his health since the latter part
Of the last session, returned 70 the city
this evening lie looka almost as robust
as ever, aud says no feels more ylgor'
Gus than for years, and quite able for q
tilt with the Republicans Of the next
Congress on the tarilf question.
CmoAGo March ll,-lSpeoial, l.. Tho
senBatiOn OF the hour II the Atnging
attack OF Rev. Balfour OF the Central
Baptist church, on Mayor Roche, which
he made yesterday In his Sunday ser
mon, Mayor Roche IN q Republican,
and Rev BalfOur charges that tho Opon
sunday saloon and the prevalence OF
crime 10 largely due TO his lax admliis'
trOtlOn
NEwnunou, o., March ll,-lspeeial,l
AT two o'clock this afternoon two
boilers almost simultaneously exploded
IN the Cleveland steel mill here, kluhlg
two men and destroying q portion ot
the building Two OthGr men are mli'
sing There Is great excitement hert
over the affair, and oil hands are at
work to get the missing men out OF the
rulus,
COLuNnJ7, o., March 10 The cor /
which recently took place !
between Governor Foraker aud AttOr I
nei General Watson, and which claim |
id 40 much attention at the hands Of |
The press, has been given 10 the public !
/ consists OF reCrininRtiOns which are |
not credible 70 either of the officials, !
lnd eyncca % desire on the part of both |
10 be- lcldefy loo the slaJa.
NEW York, March il-(special, l.
The New York JMrnal, this morning |
says positively that Mr. Fred Geb' |
hardt and Mrs, Langtfy are certainly |
as they urN occupying the !
same apartments, The same paper |
mildly suggests that II was high time,
The story to that they were quietly |
one day last week, upon q tele,
gram from san Francisco that the court |
there had granted q divorce to Mrs |
Langliy, Mrs, Langtrys coachman
told The story IN the iirst place
FALL RIVER, Mass, March l0,-The !
weayers are still firm In their determin.
alton to strike tomorrow, They mum,
Der about 10000 men, women, boys and
girls. The executive commlttee mas
advised all strikers TO keep away from
The mills and avoid any gatherings
which might lead TO disturbance. The
weRyers nj the American, Borden, Saga
more Wampanoag, Flint, Seaoonnett,
Narrdgausett, Laurel Lake, Osborne,
aud Weelamore mills are among those
who have voted TO strike.
WAsIuNaroN March il.--lSpecial,l
The rush Of Office seekers this morn
Ing is appalling. Nothing has ever
before been seen like II In Washington,
The sunday trains brought IN o large
new supply principally from the West,
The Indiana crowd are the most rapa'
cious, and their gall and airs suggest
the hyena. Harrison looks worn and
weary, and he doubtless is' lt B
rumored this morning that he is about
TO adopt q rule for SELF protection, that
he will see no Office seekers personally
but refer all applicants to members OF
his Cabinet.
WAsufNaToN, March ll.-[Special, +
When the Presidents private secretary
appeared at the door OF the senate thls
morning, all the bu2zlng in the Senate
galleries stopped and there was
craning Of necks to see what ms
batch of nominations looked IKE,
There was intense silence, when the
following nominations were announced;
Minister TO Spain, Thomas W. Palmer
of Michigan. TO Japan, John i. swift
of California; to Switzerland, John ID.
Washburn, OF Massachusetts. There
was great disappointment that so few
nominations were sent In, and the
crowd commenced TO rush out OF the
chamber.
WASHINGTON, March ll.-tSpecial. +
Owing TO the conflict Of the factions,
Ohio Is not likely to get q large share OF
fine pntronaae. Col. PO0rman has
about given UP the fight for first ass st.
amt Postmaster General aud has gone
hack TO Ohio. Gen. Robinson, ,,ex'State
secretary of State, Of Ohio, is thought
to have 4 fair show. Ohio is certainly
left out for public printer and the con
flct between Gen. Gibson and Gen
brown for Commissioners OF Pensions
h liable to throw the office to Corporal
Tanner of New York. Tanner is now
ratsd \ sure winner. Monaghan, Of
Ohio Blaine Man, Is being backed by
Mckinley aud nearly all of the Ohio
delegation for Sixth Auditor, but Sher.
man is opposing him and pushing sena'
tor Coulter. -Four years ago Monaghan
onnosed M sherman for president and
| Sherman is determined to deEeat him.
fhe1e and an hundred other bureau ap'
po.at,nsnts will 10 settled TINS week,