The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
NE Ws OF THE WEEK.

10 Brazil Lansing II, MizneT, or CalifOf'
MIA, minister 10 Central American
Statesl William l., Soruggs, minister TO
| Venezuela, William u, Bradley, OF
Kentucky, minister resident and consul
general TO Coreai George Chandler, OF
Kansas City, firht Assistant Secretary
Of tho Interior. Ohio got left,
CHICAGO, March 20, Especial, l. A
powerful movement for prohibition ID
being inauguraled here, with q view OF
making prohibition the dominant quea'
ton In Che politics OF this city and
state Ia the future. The Convention
Ia now In session Vt farwell Hall this
afternoon, made up largely OF young
men,
WASHINGTON, March eO,- Special J.
The impression now In that the Senate
will not adjourn until after Justice
Matthew's successor IN named by the
President, Mrs. Harrison continues
very much depressed and physically
looks very frall.
PARIS, March 20,-Oemenoeau and
Bower Lapiere, both members and
Deputies, have asked for the arrest OF
Gen, boulanger,
MlDDLErOwN, N, ", March 60
Special In 1871 the safe OF II. M,
Vail was robbed OF $4,000 In bonds
Yesterday these bonds were received
from Poria through 80 between thieves
who are not known. IL 10 q very mys
terl0us affair
JACKSON, Miaso March 2O-lSrecIal,l
The Farmers State Alliance will meet
here tomorrow 10 devise q way 10 de-
feat the twlne bagging trust.
WAYNEsnURd, o., March 2s On
Tuesday afternoon u alx'year'old son
Of Michael Hines, OF Rose township,
Carroll county, while az play on wood
pile accidentally fell OF, breaking his
neck and dying Instantly,
WAsnINGToH, March 20,-[Speclal,l
The OHIO friends OF M, llalatead are
very indignant over his temporary de-
feat IN the Senate yesterday. Con
greaaman Gr0sYen0r n especially bel
llgerent, and Senator Sherman Ia ugly,
Grosyenor has mado some fun by
drawing carlCature Of the boiling Re
publican Senators who opposed Hal
stead, exhibiting the seat OF their trOw.
aera with tho motto, Vile kicked me-"
A lively time Is anticipated In the Sc
cret session to-day.
CINCINNATI, March g0.-[Speclal,l J.
Mr. llalstead'g condition Is worse this
morning. The cold caught at the In
augurallon ball Ia becoming serious
ThOaotion OF the Senate yesterday has
nothing 10 do with his case. lie iB In
different 10 the Senator's criticism. Prl'
yate information this morning 10 that
Mr., IIalgtead will be confirmed to-day
by Democratic votes.
New YoRK, March 29,--[Special l.
All tho morning papers jump onto the
Republican Senators who opposed Hal
stead. The World says II cannot but
deprecato II, as very petty hostility.
| The Star (Dem) says the objections 10
IIalstead are that he has occasionally
told the truth about certain Republican
| senators,
New YoRR, March 0,-ISpeclal l.
Grain dealord are very bitter over the
fact that wheat sells higher In Toledo
and Chicago than here, They claim II
| IN because wheat Is doCt0red and on
change this morning action was taken
TO have legislature Investigate the mat
ter
New York, March 29,-lSpeclal, l.
Maud s. was fifteen years old yester'
day. She was given an airing on the
Gentlemen's Park track, Bonner as
Berts she can make q mile In POS on any
good track. Her present record Is
20SAl She will be sent this year to
beat her record,
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March 90
Especial IA new high license bill Is
now before the legislature, and which
Is sure 10 pass. IL makes a uniform
tax OF I've hundred dollars oil over the
state, and by special additions II Will
make two thousand dollars IN 81. Louis.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20.--[Speolal,l
The Philadelphia Press says Halstead
Is entitled TO u hearty loyal Republican
support The Philadelphia Times (lnd,)
says II Senators are Wise they will con
lrm llalstead,
CHICAGO, March 20.--[Special, THE
impression grows stronger that Robert
Lincoln will refuse the English mission
because Of his wifes serious illness.
TrFFiS o., March 2S.-Milton i
Frank, OF Alliance, and Miss Flora V
Sherman, q teacher In the city schools
were married this afternoon; about
lfty persons being present,
New York, March eS,-lSpeclal,l J.
The Times, while saying Halstead's
nomination ls q good one, adds; "Won't
be confirmed, Evarts, Republican, and
Payne, Morgan and Eutis, Democrats
win openly fight II. II is a puzzle TO
know why he was nominated, when y
was known he could not be confirmed
NEW York, March 28,-[Special, /
The sun has a special from Washing
ton saying llalsteads confirmation II
doubtful. Az least seven Republican
Senators will vote against IT, Senator
Payne Is q member OF the committee
to which II Is to be referred and vii
oppose ", Of course.
New York, March Sth,-lSpecial,l /.
The Herald, World, Tribune, sun al
speak with favor Of the large and i'm
porlant batch of nominations for thl
leading foreign missions. The nomi
nation Of Robert Lincoln as ministe
10 England is especially commended
CINCINNATI March 2s. Especial |,
An exciting fire occurred at 3 o'ol0cl
this morning at Reading, a suburb o
this city. The fire destroyed half a do2
en- principal buildings entailing q los
i of twenty thousand dollars. Anumbe
of persons had narrow escapes iron
, burning TO death.
CINCINNATI, March Us. Especial J.
lIastead refuses to talk about the ROY
, kicked up In the Senate over his nom
nation. lie says he is more intereste
! In saving the Republican ticket In Cir