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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
aonAMnlIAa ronA LIFa oTTIon.

LL.
Ths nkirmtahing For Position ~ NOV
Lively ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
nomething Of a Pickle, hut stu for Ihe
Light OF Day-Two Candidates ~ STARK
County for judge
WAmuHGTON, Jan. el-lhpeelall
The fommbls Tor the United hlipth
Judge of the northern district OF ono
10 suoreed Madin Welker, n now on
here, ana Is liable 10 grow hpltei anu
hotter as tho sun gets hlAlnF ~ Wv
coming early Spring lluit, Alplpsent
Inc m0st active candidate II clerk pl lhp
couTt A. j. Kicks, OF Ma6slllon, lilo has
been very industrious Ahl no haa many
endorsements from Tho Cleveland aug
Toledo bar, Judge Jones, OF CltNplhhu
who IL q brother OF senator Jones' ol
Nayada, has also some powerful DArh'
ing. Judge Day, OF Canton, u under
stood 10 DO MOkinley'a candidate mere
and this has glVea him 4 prominence
AZ a candidate 40 he (Mckieley) IN sup
DOted To- 10 AL powerful WITH Harrison,
Those on tho Inside OF AFFAIRS, however
aay Mckinley will not oppose HICKS, IN
both Kicks and Day live IA Mckinney .
district, The real facts are Jnhh hhel
man will control this appointment 40 y
is a senatorial perquihlte, and frehl'
dent-eleet Harrison viii be glad w
throw the responsibility on sherman,
Judge Marvin, OF Akron, Ia a very, well
end0raed candidate. lie iima tohhYe
the endorsement OF thirteen ono 10
Republican congressman, Mckinley
however aaya he dOea not remember 70
have signed Maryln'a paper,
There Ii a feeling here, SUD rosa lhhI
Senator sherman fay0fa Judge Jones
ON account of his warm friendship tor
his brother, the Senator Jones, On q
previous OCCASION II will BIO femem,
bered Sherman had another brother OF
Senator Jones appointed postmaster
OF Cleveland, and IL Will DO we'll for all
the other candidates 70 keep an alert
eye on theJ0nta family
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Carr, a widow, who was One Of the
flock, had u baby ana although " 10 q
girl, the fanatics were getting ready 70
worship II, whom Nefdham was arrest
Cd for bahtardg, This y liable 70 bust
the new society, aud there ID biz OK
element over tho aifalf,
NEW YORK, Jan, 10 =ihpeelal
Ives n htRyner were hgaln arrested
this morning on a complaint based on
their dealings with tho u, IT, n ID, road,
The bail was fixed Az q quarter OF q
mllliOn dollars and II Ia not you gwen
New YoRK, Jan, 70 Especial
Father M0Hlynn'h open letter 70 Afeh'
bishop COrrigan, charging him WIN
false htalemenla and Intentional wrong,
oreateB Intense excitement IN Catholic
circles. The letter ID 40 vigorous mat
II has made Moulynn many frienda
PARa, Jan 2GThe election to'mof-
row Ii beginning 10 cause s0me excite
/ ment, The Republican ffanehlhe says
ID will "bn a day OF judgement" B0u'
hanger says chat II they give HIN iAlf
play he Will have laOUO majority
lilo places the lowest figures ~ NOOO'
eRoRHATL o., Jan, 70 Special
| At ten o'clock thia morning u heavy
fog envelopes this city Ia tho ~thlokeht
darkness, Tho street lamps arc hl
burning and street ears arc lighted All
tho stores arc lighted. Can't SEQ n
square distant. Nothing like II was
ever before seen here, IL has been NO
all tho morning and Ia getting no bot
i ter.
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AJoYouso ooAsroN.
FriandA and Relatives surprise = Leading
LouiHviiiian aud His Vito,

FriandA and Relatives surprise . Leading
Louinviiiian aud hla Vito
A PERSONS birthday comes hat once a
year, and even then sometimes pahaea
unnOticed. hut such was not the case
with Mr., Josiah B%aughmap, residing
three miles northeast Of Louisville, on
January Goth, when his relatives, friends
and nelghbora gathered themselves to
gather 10 the number Of abouthity and
crowded In upon him aud HurprlGed
him completely. They found him bust.
ly engaged In his Workshop, ana not IN
tho least expeetinganythin Of the kind,
and probably not thinking that his six
tieth birthday was 30 near ~ hand.
Hut hia friends had not forgotten tho
fact, aud wished 20 hhOw their apprCOla,
ton aud esteem for him. IhlB they
did Ia q hitting manner.
MI, Baughmm was made tho reclp'
lent OF numerous presents, among
which WAS on elegant cushioned, easy
chair q hat, two pair lue clippers, aud
u beautiful decorated cup aud saucer
from his little granddaughter, About
o'clock the company hat
down to u splendid dlDner Ia
which all did ample justice.
The remainder OF tho day waa spent In
social chat aud conversation, the only
difficulty being that the time was on
tirely too short, no Ia always tho case
whom time passes pleasantly. Many u
Jest was passed, aud many u hearty
laugh INDUCED In. The event will not
soon be forgotten by those present,
Toward evening tho company began
20 take their departure for their respCG'
tive homes, wishing Mr., and Mrs,
Baughman many happy days aud years
In pleasant homo, wh0lO thOy have re-
aided for more than u quarter OF u con.
tury, during which time they have
made hosts of friends by their kindness
aud willingr Ggq ~ do "a favor whenever
posslblo. May the Oliver Of all, grant
them maLy moro pleasant and happy
birthdays, is tho wish OF all.
A GUTBr.
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nnlnun Arn aomollmon pnneoroua.

WAsmNGTON, Jan. 2O-lSpoclal
There Is u very restless feeling among
the Republicans, over General Harri'
sons hesitation aud rolicence about his
Cabinet The Blaine element are NUT
toring loud. They claim that Harrison
Ia weak, aud has not the C0urag0tO pro.
claim his policy aud his chosen Cabinet
adyisrrs. rNcdc'uy i|sdOubtleas having
"a demorul.2lug eject among the leaders
Of the Prohibition party,
The lntcs, lHthut Vice President Nor.
ton Us going 'u cut TO 20 llgNro IN both
social aud political ME m Washington,
lie IN Immensely wealthy and will open
an eslab. l,hment that VIII surplss the
WHITE House In the splendor and gen
erOslty Of eutcrtulumcnt, lie 10 also IN
an alliance with Blaine, William Wal
ter Phelps, II New jersey and others,
powerful In society aud politics,
will either control Harrison aud the
coml, admiui trltiuu, or make the nd.
ministratiOu unpopular,
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as high a source aa anything coming
from Mr. George,
Now lot us turn 10 facts, not theories,
According 10 tho liquor dealers own
reports, " costs tho people or Canton
every day, two thousand dollars FOR
llqu0ra sold AZ the bari and OK Cover
nor Foster said ID cost tho people OF
Ohio aeyenty'twO millions annually for
liquOm thus sOldi and tho Oflolal ng
ares OF tho u, \, reports makes the
dunk bill nine hundred millions annu-
ally, or about Three millions daily
This glelt waste Ia our city, state
and NaliOl IL fully tw0'thirda drawn
from Ito labOTing GLASSES, for which
not ono oeut OF value Ia returned
does your correspondent, H. J, H..
claim that the present hyhtem OF TAXA
ton, 40 compared with that or tic
Henry George plan produces An equal
amount OF wrong, and poverty, i deny
H. and ask Tor proof. Hut tho money
lost through tho drink trafio Ia not a
| tithe OF tho other injury aud robbery
inflicted by this tfafie, II dethrOneh
reason, inOitea murder, causes premR
ture death, aud eternal loss OF happi'
ness. The aGriptureh very plainly de-
clare that "NO drunkard can ontef tho
Kingdom OF Heaven"
My question remains unanswered,
aud even untouched by your CORES
pOndent. therefore walt for faolh not
theories tO oOntrOvert my quenlion,
A CRANK.
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Spirit OF the Times as Herewith
Manifested.
A Canton Woman Writes Interest
ingly on Recent Diaooursea.
Ola, Reliable yerItan Pays Ills To
Gpesta TO "Whito Oapa."
"a Orank- Docs Homo orindina Fayorr
AWork House

EpirOR DEMOORATl-An interest
cd reader Of your columns regrets that
many duties prevents q review OF tho
aerien OF artlolea ON "WOman In tho
Pulpit" and the sermon OF Row Platter
almost faultlesa In dlotl0n, and praise
worthy for good language aud exeellont
meaning might also no reviewed.
The reverend gentleman depTeGates
tho illustration OF war 10 tho growing
youth OF our land, and In language
equivalent, %ptonouncea our recent civil
war u blot upon our history. Peace we
all love. aye, enjoy, rather than the
fierce struggle Of war, but shall wo shut
from the eyeaof our children tho intrep-
Id courage, tho perseverance, OF a
right eauue2 win our children love
war the moro for knowing tho loss and
suffering II entNilaY Would no also tell
US whether The stain OF American alay
cry should have remained rather than
incur u conflict 10 eraAG itP Would
anyone acquainted with Amer
lean history now claim that all men
might have been FREQ, through moral
auAal0n, or even tbs diplomacy Of W0.
man, which no believes can avert war;
We live Ia tho era when practical
ideas, with unmiatlkaDlo meaning from
tho pulpit touch tho muses. aud iu0ul,
cate good. The listeners 10 liey, Harp
atera sermon recently on 'SomG OF tie
gau6ta OF Poverty That Henry George
Docs Not Account For" was full Of
potent seasoning aud good logic, Those
fiyOfIng the George theory, are natur'
ally unfayuraDlO 10 the dissertation, but
their argument for defense bonrB little
weight. The good Of our people should
ever bO C0nSIderGd, but fanGlfnl theories
Only inCitG tho lmpr0yident 10 greater
negligence, and tho laborer who has
fair earnings aud good prospects TO
nurture ideas Of discomfort and ianCied
wrong. Tho listeners 10 Henry George,
when In our city recently, will surely
admit that his mOCkery Of the condition
OF che working class cannot but inClte
disturbance, and tho belief % those
apparently prosperous and happy that
a mass OF tho people arc deeply
wrOng0d
Wait the homes Of tho working class
In this community or elsewhere aud
tell ua not whether with careful man
agemont and good habits, you do not
Ind more honest enjoyment ana true
happiness than In the home Of wealth
II Ia from these humble homes that
sturdy sons aud healthy daughters step
forth 10 do credit to the honest worth
OF their parents, Credit not tho man
who moeka these many homes Of hon.
est peace, upright living aud faithful
toll A WOMAN,
Ilul Moi LA thn pnInt
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HE ~ ouILTY.
Meior Draggins Looking Towards tho
Ponitontiary.

Major DragginB Looking Towards tho
Ponitontiary.
Major Il. II. Braggins, Of Cleveland,
q leading Republican OF that place and
we'll known In this city, has changed
his plea Of not guilty to guilty Of for.
gerry in tho indictment covering the
forged notes on 1.-The Ohio national bank.
Sentence was not pronounced. The
MAYOR was taken into Judge stones
court just after the close OF Saturday
mornings session and arraignet. lilo
was accompanied by bis counsel, Hon.
George II, Foster. The Indictment TO
which no pleaded guilty, sets forth that
several notes, aggreating S3,i35 were
forged by Major Bragglns. or course
the ploa Of guilty was never entered TO
the one indictment without an under.
standing that the other seven will be
nollied, though the prosecutor has not,
rs yet, 80 signihed publicly, The pun.
i,hment for forgery 10 imprisonment In
tho penitentiary for from n TO TWEEN
ty years.
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NOTES.
Had His Hand Cruahod--gAloa, RomovaiA
and Personal Mention
TapoolAI Oorreapondonoe1

George Richards, recently removed
from CarrolltOn aud working for z. q
Elaon, had his hand terribly crushed
aud lacrrated by "A corn crushor. All
the bones IN his hand were broken ex.
cept those In his little finger.
A. u. Beans has sold hl9 residence 10
q. w. Elsass.
@. A. Law has been offered u position
az professor In Harlem Springs College
and will take tho position on trial for d
short time before ho permanently ao'
cepts tho same,
Frank Machamer has returned from
his twenty day visit with Sheriff Lem.
niger In Mollie Stark'0 bastilo.
Mrs. Pyles has moved to Colorado
Her brother, A. b. Tate, Of New Cum,
berland, assisted her In packing goods
George Wank has moved into the
house lately purchased for Mira Mag.
gle Robertson, who IN temporarily OG'
Cupying a residence near Geo. Finlrook.
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A BRUTAL ASSAULT.

Several Drunken Boys Beat an Old Mar
Ia n Horrible manner
Last night ten or twelve boys assem-
bled in n shanty on the Waynesburg
road between Liberty and Lafayette
streets and held high carnival.
Two kegs of beer helped TO keep up
their spirits and about nine o'clock an
old man happened TO pass the shanty
and the boys for want Of anything else
TO do, proceeded 10 beat him In d bru-
tai manner. lie was pretty badly used
up but succeeded in getting out OF
reach of tho drunken gang.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

Columns, o., Jan. 2l.--lSpecial
Supt. uhas. Douglas, Of the Boys IN
dustrial school at Lancaster has been
forced to resign, aud Cupt, Barrett, Of
Highland county, mas been appointed
by Governor Foraker to take his
place. There Is said to be u badly de-.
morali2ed situation w the Lancaster
Home, and II one half the reports are
20 be believed that institution IL far
from being 10 Refolmatory. Grave
charges against Douglas have been
made, and his name Is associated with
Che matron aud the assistant matron In
n manner not complimentary to his
professions Of piety. Both the retiring
and newly appointed Sdperntendents
are shining leaders In tho g. o. pp but
this does not prevent prominent Re-
publicans from saying that the way this
concern has been managed Is disgrace
10 the State.
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woRH nouaE ron N

Enron DRMoonAT' Seeing In your
saturdays issue an item In regard 10 a
work house for Canton, and referring
10 a ylait OF a committee OF tic council
10 Zaneayllle, Ohio, TO inspect tho work
house there, ! would say that II would
DO u Wise move. A work house In Can
ton, such M GAINESVILLE has, would do
much credit 10 tho city. There would
be less drunkenness, lights and cflmin'
allam II ono was here, Tho work house
In the above named city IL one Of tho
finest In tho State, ~ Ia kept In good
condition, and would DO "lt for a King"
II tho wise Providence should send ono
hither.
Tho prisoners arc employed In break
Ing stones for the streets aud making
brO0ma, The management oonaihts or
live directors aud q superintendent,
who has charge OF all tho prisoners,
The city council could take no wiser
step than this, 10 visit the Iane6yllle
work house and erect one here, IL
would In course OF time by q benefit for
the Taxpayers, for prisoners sont 10 jail
me always u burden 10 the Taxpayers.
Lot the council take action In this, aud
aud ID will be u credit To them. J.. \,
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that Prof Friend, OF the Electric sugar
Ileaning fraud, who has been supposed
dead f0f two years, 10 alive ana WIN
aOon DO ia ouAipdy OF tho officers OF tho
law, ~,
Friend Is snppased 70 be- John w.
Kennedy, nolOrigus In tho West alneH
Friends 0death," Ia an egg preserving
discovery,
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Kontuoky and Tennessee Thoroughbred
10 bo Sold In Now York.

New YoRK, Jan, 2l.-lSpeclal
Thetce has been broken and Kentucky
and Tennessee breeders will send their
thoroughbred yearlings TO this city to
be sold. Gen. II. Jackson proprietor
OF the famous Belle Meade farm ut
Nashville, Is the first to break away
from the old custom, and yearlings bred
at that farm and ut Cheatham's Gilt
Lawn farm will be sold at Hunters
Point two days after the great Suburb.
m handicap is Iun. This Is the FIRST
Bale.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
II BIG SIX N


ht North Nnturuny Night VOL
Attondod-rwo Prisoa Awarded.
Saturday was pay day at North In
dustry and everything passed Off quiet.
The Big o gave u masquerade ball In
the evening which was largely attend.
ed. Two prizes were offered. The one
for the most comic appearing person, a
box Of cigars, captured by Guy Renner.
A handsome pair Of slippers was the
prize for the best and neatest dressed
lady. Miss Mary Clugson captured
this one, although "Nosey" made q
hard fight for the honor Of being called
the best dressed lady in North Industry.
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wanamakor will Probably Go Into tho
Cabinet.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 2i,-lSpeclal. -
The fact that Wanamaker, of Philn.
delphia, spent four hours with General
Harrison. aud that he came here on 4
telegram from Gen, Harrison, has left
the impression pretty general that
Wanamaker will go into The CabiLet.
It Is known that Wanamaker was
about to sal for France, and the fact
that he is now TO abandon the trip Is
construed TO mean that he has been
rendered the place by Gen. Harrison.
Many Of Gen Harrison's friends say II
Is positively liked for Wanamaker.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
rn1nl rnll Of Now building.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 2i,-1Special.
The walls Of Mabley's new building fell
ut ll:40 this morning, nine men are IN
the ruins. One man 10 known to have
been killed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

o. d pEsio 10 q man we'll known In this COM
munlty, and was probably the worst wreck physi.
cally OF any man This country ever saw. ILc was
pafalyzcd from rheumatic poison, and no one ever
expected no would recover. lie IL we'll, and Il IL
simply marvellous. FRAME l.. SMrru.
Ex.MembeI Slate Leglslnthrc, l%aclaon. MIN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
FOL SUNDAY REST,
n Petition That Was Put Inloa Large
Waste Basket,
tlpsetsi Ia tlN Plain ufaiaTA

Especial 70 no rlan nealef)
WARRINGTON, Jan, 26-For several
days past tho Senate has been Hooded
will petitions from all parts Of the
country asking for legislation for q
moro orthodox observance OF sunday 49,
n day of rest. To-day tho galleries were
alltd with ladies interested Ia the cause
when Me- sherman got recognition ana
sent 10 the clerks desk q sunday rest
petition sheuthtd In scarlet containing
2ga3 signatures Of residents Of North.
ern OHIO The clerk read the title and
dropped II into q large petition basket
where IL will bG heard from no more,
TIE ladies left the gallery smiling.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
INFlAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.

MY daughter Maud had innamnRiory rheumatism.
Her limbs were badly swollen. She WA In ierilla
agony, She has been tnklng Rheumatic Syrup and
using your PlnetcrH, which has brnkcn II ul. Tho
Syrup corrected her indignation, clrinscd Tic rhu,t,
matte poison from her blood, and shu IN now nilo 10
bo around tho house. Wn consider lilhbnnl'a
Rheumatic Syrup and Piaaters remedies Of nroat
merit RAW I~lonRnrs,
Pastor First M. II. Church, fremont, Mich.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

No remedies known no highly endorsed BY id
home people,, In Tho t%rcatnont Of R~hcumatlani
and OIL Blood dlseatcs, Our Medical Pamphlet
treating on Rheumatlsm and Nil Blood and FomalO
Diseases, sent free on application.
Rheumatic Syrup Company, jackson, nliohs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

Last winterand spring ! was a terrible auaoroa
from rheumatism In my len shoulder and ann, suft
i.c,ffing Tie most oNrruclntlng pain. Two bottles Of
llibbafd'a Rheumatic Syrup cured nc. lean wlul
confidence recommend Il TO all who arc nuncrinn
with rheumatic difficulty. REv' JAMss BHnHy, "
Morley, MichI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
THRGArsoF LYNcHlNe.



EAST LIVERPOOL, Aug, 20.--A muir.
der took place on tho boat known as tho
Annie l., lying on the Virginia aide Of
the river opposite this city, about Z
o'clock last evening". Jack Lee, aom0.
what noted Engliuh pugIll6t, was shotby
John Laaloy, tho proprietor Two
women besides his wifo were In the boat
at the time. Lee and two companions
had kog OF beer over on the rocks and
went ON the boat and tried 20 run H.
Laslcy claims Lee proceeded 10 do him
up when ho shot him In solf.defonao.
Tho companions Of Lee claim that Lasley
gave Lee u shotgun and told him 10 20
100 yards and ho would keep his no.
volver, and that aD soon aa Lee took tho
gun Lasley fired.
Lee Is shot Just below the right oyo.
He Ia etill living, but the doctors say ho
will never regain consciousness. Laaloy
oamo over 20 this city, and after consult
ing u lawyer, gave himself up, His wife
has also been brought over and both are
now In jail There aro threats Of lynch
ing by Lees frl0nds Lees wife Ia tho
daughter OF John Robinson, the hotel
man Of this city She 10 q very respcct-
able woman. and Is hoartbroken over
the affair. The annie L.. N tho boat
connected with the disappearanco % thp
cornplantcr lndirn, whose dead body wis
found floating in tho river at Steubeh.
Vile few dayap pgo There Is tnlk OF
burning the boat after eaturatlng II with
oil. There IL great excitement and In
dignation over the murder
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

Machinery hall Ia not quito completed,
but will bo In the course Of u few days,
and will bo wholly Of iron and glass,
and IL considered one OF the finest pieces
OF architectural beauty In this end Of
tho state. In fact, several Pennsylvania
railroad officials, who have inspected the
building, say II ~ the finest building
ever erected In the state, and monu'
ment 10 Pittaburg's industry.
The pictures for the art gallery have
arrived and were deposited In the main
building. Insurance 10 the amount Of
$4,000 was placed upon th0m. Tho
amount was divided up among the com
panios represented In the lifo member.
ship Of tho society.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
AN AWNUL EXPLOSION.
NJ O. miller nro@' oil Refinery Blown
Up--seyeral Persons Arc In-
Iursd aud Missing.

PrTSHURo, Aug, 9i.--At $40 this
morning o terrific explosion awolsc the
residents OF lower Allegheny and start
led thousands Of people in pittsburg, The
explosion was followed by sheet Of
fame bursting from and cnveloping the
oil refinery OF II. Q, Miller, The reAn-
cry occupies a whole block, bounded by
Western avenue, Preble avenue, Adams
street and the river
Lieut. Holmes at once turned In an
alarm from box %, and tho entire fire dc.
partment Of Allegheny City NJ once 70.
aponded. Watchman Huas, who was
standini In tho doorway OF one Of tho
buildings connected with the refinery,
was blown twenty feet on 10 Western
avenue. Ho was badly burned and
was serlously injured by the force Of tho
conclusion. Ho was taken 10 his home,
No. II Taggart street, where his condi.
ton was found 10 bo very serious. Engi-
neer William Miller, whom the watch.
man had left In the engine room
few moments before, could not
bo found, and II is supposed he has per.
iahed. AZ 6a. m. the flames were rag.
ing furiously, and the loaa Of life and
property could not DO estimated,
Tho total loss will bo S950,000 with no
insurance. Three men, one named
Thornmiller, and two others, employees,
are MISSING, and II Is not known II they
have lost their lives.
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DEER PARK, Md, Aug, 9i.-Thc prcsl.
dent did not transact any public busi-
ness yesterday. The Republican com.
mitteo of Garrett county called and
thanked the president for appointing
Fred A. Thayer, postmaster nj Oakland,
Tho president spent his spare moments
preparing for his departure for Indian
apola. Ho took q short drive In the
afternoon and took 5oolock tea at tho
Elkins cottage, The train on which tho
president left here last night for Indian
apolia was two hours late, and did not
arrive until II o'clock. Notwithutand.
ing the late hour quite q number Of poo-
die went down 10 tho station 10 see tho
party Oft, Private Secretary Halford
said that tho matter OF an extra session
Of congress was undecided, and that tho
chances for and against II were about
cQunl,