The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
NE ws OF THE WEEK.

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great snow blockade on tho benVer, Tex,
90 Bt Worth railway, which was broken
saturday after lasting eight days, by the
arrival OF tho first through train from the
sepllli mas caused desperate condition OF
hlIAlfh along the line, The entire line Of
towns hnd ranches within radius of M.
leen ana twenty miles ara short of pro-
Visions anl supplieAand some are entirely
cleaned out,
voLphhuhj Ou Nov, ll,-lSpeoial, r.
halrbhnhh, steele a Smith lawyers, have
illeil hll answer and cross petition of W.,
~ lee ~ q hlllf % fOreolOse mortgage on
ule ONO a Western Coal aud Iron Com
phly ny the Boston Safe Deposit and
Llhhllihil Company, Ia which lee claims
ahpp lll bonds, which were allowed
lill lol upbls OF tlie former company out
ol Wispn the Ohio a Western company
Wah iullneu' The mortgage covers six
llpuhhiil acres OF coal lands la Athens,
Perry and Hooking oountles, In tbis State,
James N' blaine, Gen, Thomas Ewing.
lhkeh Aineh, Jas, A, Hall and0lher prom.
lhehl mon arc Interested,
,WAeaNQTog, Nov ll,-lRpeclaLl T.
Manager keenan, OF Vice President Nor,
mnh new apartment house with bar
ilmlohed, says la relation 10 tho charae,
Huehlh, OF llie house are provided through
llle care with drinks or on order throtgb
Vle elhce, person who does not take
lhehlh hl llle Same time will not he seryGd
WIN liquor II III known, however, thai
liquors are sold, The result of the Wide.
spread discussion will probably be that
lhe wee President OF the United states
WIN cease selling wines aud llaiors aud
iulnllig q hotel on his own hook, aud
lease lhe whole thing % Keongn or some
one Az present Mr., Keenan, h smply
hlh steward, or manager,
WARRINGTON, Nov. ll.-lSpecIal, Cor.
pnfnl Tanner h not sad over the dofoats
OF tho Republicans la Iowa aud Ohio, lie
says liis removal had q great deal 10 do
WIN w hnd II viii be worse next year Uns
lehs Harrison quits the present nlggardly
policy In pensions,
NtW. foUK, Nov. III Special, Mort
noshi MurHmatHu, the police inspector OF
TOXIC, Japan, b here for the purpose Of
studying the police ayHtem Of this city.
CLEVELAND, Nov, 1.-THE operators Of
limestone qugrrIca la the MnhOning aud
Ahehhngp valleys have decided 10 adj
vance wages 10 per cent, a. take effect to-
morrow morning, This IN the result Of a
recent hlmllnr advance In the wages Of
blast furnace employees,
.WAmlNGToE, Nov. li,-lSpccIal,l-
Charles T., Lincoln Of Michigan was 10.
day appointed Second Deputy Commits
hl9ner OF Fcnslona Vice Joseph j, Bartlett
roIgned, under pressure.
CmoAdo, Nov, ll,-lSpoclnl, To-day
N tho second anniversary Of the eXecu.
ton Of The noted Anarchists, The police
have orders 10 stop all rcd flag pnradea
OF any other Anarchist dcmonatratlOn
No trouble In feared.
OgEGLIN, o., Nov, l0.-D. A. Brown,
aged " years, while waiting for a train
Tor Cleveland yesterday morning fell
dead In the Lake Shore depot of heart
disease lie was a prominent Command.
cry Mason,
SrHNQFELp, Nov. i2.-CaptaIn NJ. V,
Bates, who formerly travelled with bar.
mum 40 u giant, has married an Ohio girl
In the person Of Miss A, LayaunO Wealth.
crly Of Troy % daughter Of Rev, Mr.,
WCnlhorly The groom IN Z feet \ Inches
In height The bride ~ q ilnO musician
and the leader Of the First Baptist choir
NJ Troy,
Sr, LOUIS, Nov. r. Special, Three
toughH were ordered to move on by ON.
GERS Cox aud Welsh last night, The an
hwcr was i've pistol shots and both officers
foil, Tho tougha fled and Il was found
that Cox was shot In the breast aud left
arm Nnd ia Ia u dangerous condition.
Walsh was shot la the mouth. All the
lougha are now undor arrest,
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Nov. l2.-lSpoclall
.EX-Spoakor Carlisle passed through here
last night on his way from Idaho To Wash
lngton CITY, Speaking of the elections Of
Tuesday lac said; "Thcro were many rca.
sons which led to disaster 10 the Ropubll-
cans, chief Of which was the tariff issue,
People are gotting more independent each
year nnd are beginning to vote na they
think, Prohibition was another factor,
especially In Iowa this, however, was not
a primary cause, The Prohibition aontI-
mont ~ strongest IN the rural districts, vet
the returns show large Democratic gains
in those localities, This election means
Cleveland IN 1892, Gov, lllll h q good
Democrat, but Cleveland h the man the
people want, and will hnyo,n
WASHINGTON, Nov, TO- Democrats hcrc
are much incCnscdNt President llHrra0n's
proclamation last Thursday admitting
Montana, which they assert was issued ON
that date 20 prevent the supreme court of
the territory from delivering ils final de.
clsion against the Silver Bow returning
board fraud, Thisnction Of the president
was, Aa stated In these dispatches Thurs.
day night Ut tho instigaton Of Crown
Prince Russell, who cnmo on hero aud
represented 20 his father that the territory
must be admitted Immediately In order TO
head off the legal authorities aud thereby
save two senators. The presidents action
rcmnnds the question ~ 10 the validity of
q 9 returns 20 Republican state supreme
judges, who succeed the dccnpltatcd Dom
ocrntlc territorial judges, before whom the
matter was pending, These Republican
Judges are now virtually intrustCd with
deciding whether the legislature shall be
Democratic or Republican az the majority
hangs on the returns from Silver Bow
county. No one doubts that they will do
thclr bidding and reverse the viii of the
people Oa expressed Ut the election. Dom-
ocutlc senators here already declare their
purpose OF inouguratingH thorough invcs-
tgntion OF the Montana election and the
disgrnccful interference of the president
and hiR son Ruagcll