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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09

WRgAT.-LOngberry COO bushels very good on
private terms 7s bushels very good 81 s6c.: rs
bushels fair at SIC. shortberry, 90 bushels prime
al Soc; 1890 bushels worry good on private
terms; % bushels good at &c.; 100 bushels fair
at 15c.: 70 bushels common az 12c.; AZ bushels
common az zoe. Total sales Of wheat, 2,gOi
bushels.
CORN.-White, 600 bushels very good at i3Hc. (:
20 bushels very good on private terms. Total
Gales Of corn, SO bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
A. SAKS & 60.
lno9l
BUuDING-FUND COMPANIES.
PERPETUAL BUILD

ING, LOAN. AND TRUST COMPANY.
No. 100 MAIN STREET under Planters Ma
tional Bankl.
L. d. STARKE, D. hITTELDoRFER,
President; vice-President:
WILLIAM LovEssfEIcJ. WILLIAM ELLYs0N,
Cashier; Solicitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
MARKET REPORTS,
ANplN CONNECTION THEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW yonK AND RICHMOND STOCKS

Daily Reports from Both Boards--Cestea'
Grain. Flour. and other Quotations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09

ZANZIBAR. November S.-The relations
between the Sultan and German East
African Company are again strained. The
officials Of The company claim that the
cost of whole concession, CLOG yearly Is
based on last years customs returns. The
Sultan offers TO submit a book proving
that in times of peace the customs receipts
averaged 10000. The Germans insist that
they remain in possession on their own
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09

The company has SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
connected with It's business to which special a.
tentlon Is called. Money received on deposit In
sums OF 81 and upwards, on which interest Is al
lowed, the entire capital stock being pledged for
its security.
Notes discounted and money loaned as hero
toiore. payable In monthly instslmonts aud on
easy terms &c ll-eod2m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
A PROTEOTIONIsT,
Who Is Opposed to the Protection OF
Home Newspapers
In the Matter Of Interviews, Talks For
Metropolitan Papera'' What Major
Mckinley Says,

Major william Mckinley has nj last
consented TO talk on the dispatch sent
out from CadIg recently 10 the effect
that Eastern Ohio Republicans would
urge hia nomination for the Governors
ship, claiming that no would accept
The Major has not permitted him
self TO be interviewed for any local
paper, however That would be be'
meath his dignity and would be estab'
fishing u precedent which no has been
careful not 10 establish ever since tho
people OF this district honored him with
q seat in Congressional hall,
Local newspaper men have sought
him frequently siaoe the Cadlz dispatch
but he has declined TO be interviewed,
On Saturday afternoon the local Gofrea'
pOndbnt OF such papers 40 the Cleye,
land Leader, PllAburg Dispatch ana
Cincinnati Enquirer sought him
rhat suited tho Major exactly,
Ile talked, but with the under
atandng that II WAS not 10
appear in q local paper before II was
sent abroad This was complied with
by the correspondent, and the Major
talked % follows
"l am not u candidate for Governor,
nor will / permit the use OF my name
before tho Columbus convention for
that office. | meaa this, and every
word OF H. There are many reasons TO
influence mo 10 this conclusion which
need not name, Those | shall name
are sufficient II there are no Others,
"l have said 10 some OF the candidates
now In the field and 10 their frlenda that
under no circumstances would ! be a
candidate, aud could not accept the
nomination, 10 what extent, II NJ oil,
this may have influenced the candidacy
OF Others | do not know, but whether
little 0r nothing, II la0mplo reason why
| should not be 4 candidate, and should
demand that my friends shall dealNt
from tho use Of my name In that con
nectlOn,
"Ali Of the candidates nre mypewon'
al friends, ana ono OF them Ia citizen
Ofmy district, WHO early advised ms Of
his candidacy aud 10 whom promised
cheerful support, aud no contingency
can arise which would induce ne 10
place myself, or permit myself to be
placed, In even apparNnt opposition TO
him or the other honorable gentlemen
cOnto6tng for the nomination"
"liul, Mr., Mckinley itiialld TINT u
10 your duty " accept tho nomination,
II rendered you, Notwithstanding you
are not u candidate; IA fact that y IL u
call 10 duty which you must obey"
"Yed, but, my dear sir don't y0n
know that there 10 no public duty
which demands the aacrl0ece Of good
faith 70 party asSoclateSw
The Major would n0triak an opinion
na 20 who the nominee would be-, lie
said, however, that no expected TO NJ
tend the Columbus convention, The
candidate who he viii support Is Asa
Jones, Of youngstown,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

LAST evenings Repository prints
an attack ON Mr. Monnot which con,
taius 81 lines aud ~ the usual rate OF
20 cents per line tho article amounted
TO 5000 ,,,
Why did not the Repository publish
the namca OF all the Republican Altof'
neya who have been allowed blllh Just
double the amount OF Mr. MOnn0th Tor
the same work, Also the bill Of u GER
tain lawyer whose hlll was 52lu Tor tho
same amount OF work, MI MunuDl
charged S35 We also beg 20 remind
tho Repository that the following en-
dOTRement gau bb louud on MI Mpn'
uotB bill, q,
"Ihe above services were rtnatFed
aud tno charges arc reasonable,
ANsoN PEAsE, Judge,
We nnd several bills pdyed tu ktpub'
licau attorneys, that do not contain
such Ru Endorsement; and also that no
attorneys UUB have ueen allowed that
are any less than Alr MOnnOta,
We have this further 70 say, II these
bills have been too high In the past, let
us all unite In q movement TO cut lnelu
down, In The Interest OF economy, But
mo fair minded citizen will approve Of
making u RAID upon Mr, MJnnot Tor
merely taking the minimum OF Wllt
has been generally allowed other ~
torneya m like cases, simply because
Mr.. MonnOl Is q candidate for Nn olllce
on the Democratic ticket, OtcOurse the
Rep, viii attempt this, but then The
Rem lug ggrlOuB occasion To ulBllkt
Mr.. MOnnOt,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

THERE rs u difference Of opinion as
TO Foraker's running qualities for u
third term. The following Is the opin.
ion OF the Mansfield Herald, John
Sherman's home organ:
"The Republican party Of Ohio can.
not afford TO renominate OhiO's present
and elleryescent executive. He would
be defeated. He would run behind hts
ticket In this county five hundred votes
500 Of the representative votes Of the
county. lie would fall behind his
ticket In Ashland, Wayne, Lorain and
Huron, and we know whereof we
speak"
OF course we don't know how II
would be with the various Mckinley
clubs of Stark, Mahoning, Carroll and
Coumbiana, In Canton we under.
stand the Mckinley club hauled down
the picture of Foraker from off the
side walls of their club room, soon after
the Chicago convention, last year. This
would indicate an aggressive animosity
that the dozen or more of intervening
moons has probably not assuaged,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

THE telegraph announces that two
car loads of goods for furnishing the
private palace Of Postmaster General
Wanamaker IN Washington have ar
rived They are all the product Of for.
eign pauper labor, and were all pur.
chased by Mrs. Wanamaker In Europe,
We take II for granted that this will
encourage American industry, and pro-
mote the cause Of the American labor.
or, against the competition Of the pau.
pers on the other shore. In addition TO
this, We notice that Mrs. Wanamaker
brought home aud passed duty free
through the custom house over thirty
trunks and f0rty.liye cases Of "persOnll n
Effects Mr.. Wanamaker 10 certainly
great man. He put IN 100000 for
high tariff aud Harrison, aud then sent
10 Europe for his wares, IN order to
keep the paupers over there from be-
coming despondeut In other words
Mr. Wanamaker isa high tariff, Pro.
lection phllanthroplst, and his tribe Is
numerous.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

IF there is any Official body that
should be strictly non partisan II is the
board OF Pension Examiners, and yet,
under the present administration, In
defiance of precedent and the spirit Of
our pension laws, these boards are be-
Ing made up, IN many places, exclusive
ly of Republicans, For Instance, IN
Zanesyille, Ohio, under President
Cleveland, the pension board was con-
tinued with three Republicans and two
Democrats all through the four years
of the Democratic administration.
Now the board has been made solidly
Republican. The same Is true Of the
board at Mansfield. When the noton.
ous Dudley of "bOcks of llve' odious.
ness was Commissioner of Pensions,
the whole bureau was used TO advance
the claims Of Republican applicants for
pensions, and TO keep back and pigeon
hole the applications of Democrats.
We hope and trust that this dsgraceful
condition Is not TO be repeated under
the present Administration.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
AHoqHna 10000 SUIT

viii be Commenced In Few Days
Against tho w, Wayne oompany-other
Court House News
Attorney j, j, Grant has been ap,
pointed administrators OF the estate OF
Charles SeipheT, one OF tho boys who
was killed AZ L0ulayille, The appoint
cd was made for tho purpose OF bring
ing suit against the railroad company,
The papers will ba tiled IN u few days
aud the suit will DO for $1,000,
Prosecutor Welty says that Attorney
Van liuRkiTkIhas not been appointed rs
aiatant prosecutor, but was simply en-
plOyed by the prosecuting witness IN
the shaw cahe,
The Jury IN the case OF the State vs..
Jasper ", Shaw who was charged with
em6egzlemeht last night brought IN q
verdict OF not guilty
The County board OF Equalization Ia
in session to-day,
John Webb aud Rosa A, Gibbs have
been licensed 10 wed,
/, n, Morris and Elizabeth Melnnea,
Of North Lawrence, have been licensed
10 wed,
The win Of John Miller, OF Masslllon
has been filed for probate,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
APPRECIATION,
LWnllan lor lha NHws.nmoORLTl

written for the RHwsrpEhopRArl
Tho little soRg from poets heart
That Wiugs hp pknnWs nui where lh Way
When echoed hack from pHH apart
Doth post sweet reQulAl PAYS
Compares Nv. .nol what mlaht have come IN goll,
humops true appreciation told
The artist tolls hls no away
iils only hoard improving sklll
Reward NJ wealth may cpllY STAY
'Ils nol ilrthaI he iAhOu hiilli
Rut ohl Ma heart sings hymns ~ Heavens gale,
When CONES the cordial praise FROM feeling maIe'
Each humble toIler N hls task,
And oven those We least suspect,
Have Oit saa hearts tuy hlayelY mash
Ana sigh IN tue ~ dreamed negscli
Not oHe uul feels this world hpllnr place
when CONES congratulations healing grace
No let ~ H1t tho slgn suppress
uf Nina euCouagempnl despUeii
ulyp honest compliment redress
win smiles ~ least good WORK observed,
Tnus the 6Hal and supreme "Wtll dun0"
VIII measure how we've rheefsd each striving
uue
KATH KAurrhAN
Springfield, o., juno 30 iihp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

WHEAT is selling ~ the same price
as II did last year, Notwithstanding tho
lugubrl0uR walls OF Democratic editors
Farmers arc not deceived by Democrat
10 lies, TuReaIaWas Advocate,
The ruaoaraWaa Advocate young
man has evidently not looked up the
wheat market, because wheat last year.
at this time was selling on an average
OF II cents higher than the present
market quotations, The purchasing
power OF u buRhel OF wheat II now
about II per cent lower than " was last
year
Now on tho other hand, look AT
sugar, an article OF prime necessity, that
every farmer has 70 buy, The sugar
trust cleared profit OF ali,OOOOOO Ia
1883, aud had, ip 10 the lat OF June this
year cleared 4 profit OF 9B,2aOOUp, u
total OF 82O28OWO ia ~ months,
Now, Ha 10 tie price OF sugar How
Is IL that farm products have declined,
aud protected products have advanced
la prieeY
some eighteen months ago, or
Just before the Sugar Trust
Eph w w NNlhi ANHN'N NNhWs
was selling Nv i've aud one, hall
cents q pound wholesale and retailing
NJ twelve aud fifteen pounds for u dol,
lar, tho price now ID nine aud one'hall
cents wholesale aud eight and niue
pounds Tor u dollar, That Is 10 say, tho
trust has advanced the cost OF sugar 10
the consumer 10 per cent We now
buy I've pounds loss for dollar than
w6 bought u year aud u half ago. ana
Uhe farmer 10 getting fourteen per cent
less for his wheat, II don't take u
large amount OF brain ilber for an or
dinary farmer 10 SEQ that no 10 being
rObted by the sugar trust, which ID the
legitimate child OF the rObber Mrlll,
born In legitimate wedlock with tho
Republican patty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

TnE trusts aud combines seem 10 be
taking ia everything Ia sight. Az the
present rate the situation viii soon be-
this! that not an article of necessity, TO
say nothing Of articles Of luxury, viii
be available 10 the people except
through the hands of n trust, and
NJ rates prescribed by that trust-[Cin.
Cinnati Commercial Gazette,
You tell the truth, but II comes too
late, You should have talked differ.
entity last fall, and helped as Democrats
keep the trust sharks out Of the White
House aud the halls Of Congress IL Is
too late 10 talk now, aud you are like
the woman who breaches virtue, but
who has just parted with her own,
only useful as a terrible example,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Tholr nnn,nonn Ilonmlnr.

Probably no one thing has caused
such n general revival of trade Ot Dur.
bin, Wright a. Cos drug store rs their
giving away TO their customers Of 80
many free trial bottles of Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
Their trade Is simply enormous IN this
very valuable article from the fact that
II always cures and never digappoints
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
Group, and all throat and lung diseases
quickly cured, You can test II before
buying by getting n trial bottle free
large size 81, Every bottle warranted
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Tho Verdict Unanimous.

w. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testlhes. 81 can recommend Electric
Bitters 90 the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cured
of Rheumatism of 10 years standing"
Abraham Hare, druggist Bellyille, Ohio,
alllrms. "rhe best selling medicine |
have ever handled In my 20 years expe.
rience, Is Electric Bitters." Thousands
Of others have added their testimony,
so that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Bitters do cure all diseases Of
the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only q
half dollar bottle at Durbin, Wright
q Co.'S drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

THE Republican war OF Senator Sny.
der has opened. BY an arrangement
recently made in Canton, the racket
was started in Massillon. The Massil.
lon Independent Of last evening is au.
thority tnat Clement Russell Of Massil.
lon is a candidate for senator, and the
Independent proceeds to boom him
with copious showers Of printers ink,
1t is too early yet to predict what the
organized effort to bust Snyder" will
amount TO, but as we have iutlmated
for some time, Snyder is not The kind Of
a bull to be scared off the track by u
dummy engine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
NORTH LAWRENCE

Threatened by nro Sunday Morning
Sunday morning about o'clock fire
was discovered In u saw mill at North
Lawrence, near the depot, It had se.
cured good hoadway and was entirely
consumed, with u cider press adjoining,
The loss Is over S2,0ON
The residence Of William Monlt was
abla2e as was n planting mill, but the
efficient bucket brigade extinguiehed
the blaze Had u strong breeze been
blowing the entire town would have
been wiped out
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

OF Akron, Gen, Hurst, OF Chillieothe,
will deliver the oTation, IL viii be a
memorable occasion, ana Wh hope 70
avail OnTself OF the Kind invitation OF
Col C0nger to he present The dona'
tion OF q monument by q private eitlaen
il a rare gift. We have only had q few
instances in Ohio since the Wari the
most notable being the one IN Toledo
10 Gen, James -, steedman, which
was the private donation Of William j.,
Finlay, now deceased, Col, Oonger
could not have done mole gracious
act The monument contains the
names Of ll2 soldiers who served from
the locality, from VI 10 20,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Nm ALhIANon rAnMRR

blos and Shoots Himself.
Another attempted suicide which
may result fatally is attracting atten.
tion IN Alliance.
The facts ia the case are that Lyman
G.. Grise, residing near Alliance, has
grown decidedly respondent Of late
over domestic difficulties. Securing q
thirty.two calibre revolver he stole
quietly to his barn and shot himself in
the stomach. lie then staggered TO.
ward the house but fell half way, lie
will die.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Mopnap Jppah nRoWN.

Probate Judge Brown, Of Wauee0n,
who has Just been appointed Couaul 10
Glasgow, worth about $1,000 per year,
II much pleased with the Harrison ad'
mlnlalratiOu, In an interview In the
Toledo Blade, Judge brown said "Per
haps President Harrison hna been u
trille slow IA making appointments,
but 10 excellence Ot hla selections
makes up lOr II" II Browne merit 10
equal tohls modcbty, ho IL certainly a
very remarkable man,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

THE NEWS DEMOCRAT sent for a
report, by wire, Of the meeting Of the
Democratic Central committee at Day
ton yestel day. The report did not reach
us until 1880 yesterday afternoon, nj.
though II was filed in the Dayton office
of the Postal Telegraph Co. Mt 3l0 p.
m. The committee decided not to
change the date Of the convention,
which now stands the same as before
The following Is the delayed dispatch:
DAYTON, O,June 70.
TO CANTON NEWS DEMOCRAT:
The meeting of the Democratic State
committee this afternoon was enthus-
instio and rather harmonious An at
tempt was madeto change the date and
place of holding the convention. The
matter was brought up on three differ.
ent occasions. Chairman Norton fought
both propositions with eloquence and
yiqor. The vote on the question was 4
votes to change the date Of the conyen-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
MRS. HARRISON AND MRS. oLnvE.
LAND,


The National Tribune, Republican
soldier paper IL responsible for the fol-
lowing, winch viii not put Mrs. llarrl'
son IN Il very favorable light before the
public:
ut may be that after q time shall
get used 10 the unpleasant features OF
my present position, but Just now ] Hm
not In q contented frame OF mind, !
don't like the White House as u resi-
dence, detest the pnblicity which per
tains 10 our home life, aud regret that
| am obliged 10 see 80 little of my hus'
band. ls 10 not absurd that my father
aud the babies should be g0Ssiped about
all over the countryp My husband is
President, but that is no reason why
the rest Of as should be made public
characters"
This interview recalls one with Mrs,
Cleveland, In n Springfield paper short
ly after Gen. llarrisonB election, which
we give In substance;
"PersOnally am not sorry to retire
from public life, because | have never
had n home and the best part Of my life
is yet 10 come. Ever since ! can re-
member, have been In boarding
schools and after my marriage | be-
longed TO the public, love the White
House and an connected with II, and
four Of the happiest years of my life
have been spent within itssacred walls,
OF course there was no privacy there,
but did not expect that, Everybody
was curious and interested In all that
concerned the Presidents family, and
the feeling is perfectly natural and pa
triotlc and should b. that way myeelt;
and hope never for one moment for.
got that IL was the Presidents wlfeand
not myself that the people were inter.
ested in."
No comments are necessary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

WE are In receipt of letter from Mr..
A. w. Maynes, city editor Of the Akron
Telegram calling our attention TO the
coming Fourth Of July celebration In
that city and offering usa seat In the
band wagon. We shall try and 40 as
Akron Is going TO do herself proud on
that occasion, and that seat in the band
wagon can be reserved now. When the
managers send us the program we shall
take pleasu 70 in noting all the attrac.
tive features.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

ANOTHER Ohio man with big claims
has been put away with small crumb,
William .iunahUn of New Lisbon,
chairman OF thr Republican State COM
mItttr, has btru made Consul 20 the
liulo mud hole town OF Chatham, Cane
da lis business viii be- 10 watch the
little crafts that sail up The Thames
river from Lake 81, Clair and SEQ 10 II
that none OF the CadayerOus kapugks
take any extra baggage 10 the United
States, including WnibNey aud Iywtiry,
without being auly sailed with the
Protective tariff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Killod whilo Moving 10 CLINTON.

LIN. Holman, u brother Of Henry
Holman of Canton township, was killed
at Driftwood, Pa, yesterday, lie was
moving his household furniture TO
Canton and was In the car with his
twelve year old son. IL IS supposed he
got out of the car and was struck by u
passing train. The boy is safe, The
remains were forwarded this morning
from Driftwood and will reach Canton
tomorrow. The wife of the deceased
is at his brothers home.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Annwor,o a Divorce Petition.

w. II. Tnplet has aled his answer IN
the divorce petition commenced against
him by Ella Triplet. The answer
charges that for two years last past she
has associated with persons Of bad
character and that she has committed
adultery with u certain party, lie also
says that she left his home without
cause and for these reasons he asks for
u divorce and custody Of their child.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

DISAPPOINTED hopes are cheap IN
Akron, They are not worth lawyers
fees In the celebrated case Of Miss
Emma A, Dunlap, Of Indiana, against
Dr. j, II, Seller Of Akron, for breach
OF promise, the Jury returned q verdict
In favor of Emma of only 800, when
she claimed $1,000, This looks Ike m
outrageous verdict, OF course they
found the Doctor guilty OF breach Of
promise, and 10 say that Xix years
engagement when broken, only dam
ages u girl 300 rs certainly trilllng with
justice, We should like TO see u photo
graph Of that jury
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

In rs aolemnly announced that the
Presidents SUNDAY IunketIug trips
down the Potomac are giving hlm an
opportunity 10 study tho early history
OF Virginia, This Ia we'll lie will
learn that Washington aud Jefferson,
two great VirgInlauH, did not indulge
In utputlbm, That they made no preten'
tiona - special aalutiuras that they
never borrowed yachts tor sunday eX'
CuwIoua and that they both enjoyed
two terms Of tho Pn8iden9y,- IN, y,
World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

In advocating tho industrial training
school for girls theAtlanta Constitution
makes tho statement that "the great
majority Of thbyoung girls who are now
growing up IN Georgia VIII be compel
led to ean their own living" Well this
ia serious, WHAT has become OF the
young men OF Georgia. Wheeling
Register,
They have probably gone of on their
own hook ana Joined President llaul,
aOn'anew white mans Republican par
~