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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

Sue. g, The governor. lioutcnant goyornps. trcn.
suier ni state, nlid attorney hrrfnl ofpttn un tht
utht furHluf nfUf ihu hift Monday m hnyunltr
1899, shall hold ihtl9 uiluW uu,l the hefunh Mons
day IN innuary. it0ji gud the numhom VI tho six.
b.nlnth utnorn Ansuinhly shlul hnll thuli 0illcrl
oiioe OF tho auditor Of state IN Vnlo0 whtu ms
enlennnanl takes erect Nh n terminate on the
eccoud tionday IN January lsug,
hKO o. The tclins Of 0inca " tho jiNluos NJ tNv
Caprrno court which wuud, hut Tor tllln arrld.
mthL hnvt tormi lled on tho nuih dy ~ Rcbtti'
aryi IN me yfsr lN,l, lb9, lAld, ltNt, 400 1904
lhld nnN ltps shall, rrtptcllvrir terminate on lhe
nrst day Of January, IN the yeats ipDl, 1904 lbDA
1907 luupO, tOl ien, ard 100, aud thulr resrec.
Tive fueee, ,sura Hllll CnOarn un tho r,l TUESDAY
aitor tln ilfal noudhS IN hOyrnibur pruc0iiug the
ekpiiatl0n 0l then terms Of oiluu.
hnu Vho turnlH Of uiitt VI the several judges
Of the Olt,nlt court winch would hut fdr Ills
AmnndnlOut have t'rpinAiCl un the ninth day "
February, IN me Yea = 1891, SO and ituR, shalt
respectively, tetinlnalo u lu llnt ly ~ Jaunaty,
IN the years 1871 ihR aud 1900 Aid thelr respHe.
tive successors shat lr chhali nli llu nfsf Tuesday
after tho first noldAy IN November preceding the
o1nmuon " ucif trrulr ot onltn.
hku D. The present tcrlna VI unire " tho several
Judges " tho Probate rnuft stall terminate on the
nret day OF January 1, hnl their HuVCreaora shalt
b ehoegn on the nrbt Tuesday after thv nrst Mon
sHc, O. Tic forms u once OF the soyerpl Judges
Of the Oommun Pleas cOnrt IN OnlvH when tlig
amendment takes cifutt all terminate On tnu hret
day OF JanuRry " tho odd year. ANA tiiopp ~ tit
superior ronrtB IN tho even year nepfcat the Tim,
WHOM their reapotilv torna Uf OilCo would, hnt o.
thN hmchulnthh hnNo tNmlhhtVdi ana Ulutr ~
epOotvU Bnroftsp shall bo chosen n tlo lrut Tues
day after tho llrEt Monday In November nrccading
tho expiration VI hhelr respective tctnH NJ Oflee.
bnC. y The ludaoa NJ tile several 1Surla aud all
state county township, aud .i~unlclph 0t1rrra, IN
1fico whdn this hnobdnielt takes Filuut bhali con
time IN ofeo until their puccupsors uiu elected and
yualinsd
RB0, n Attrch election those electors doelrlng N
sute f0rbuch amendment nay have pHOru upon
her haOe the words "honniul tlNct0ns--Yca, 4"
and those opposed TO such amendment may have
placed upon their ballots Iho words "Dlonnlal cleo
,hons--No."
NOAH H. kIDAuGn,
Speaker pro tenn. Of the House OF Representatives,
WIN. O LYON,
President OF tho Senate.
Adopted April 10. 1850.
UNITED BTATue or AMHniol, ONO, I
Orgton OF Tnn BKcRErARr OF STATE
l. DAnioi u Ryan secretary Of state Of tho state Of
Ohio, do hereby certify thai thO foregoing Ia true
copy Of Joint resolution adopted BY tho 0enera
Assembly Of the alate OF Ohio on tho 18th day OF
April, D. 1850, taken from tho original rolls hled
IN this ohioo.
In testimony whereof, have hereuuto subscribed
my name, and AIMED my ofnuiAl DoA,
lanAE-l a Columbus, The 10Th dag Il April, A.
DANIEL j. RYAN,
naa-Im) Secretary OF Htata
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

Thebusiness failures occurring through
out tho country during tho last soven
days, as reported 70 X. g. Dun q Co.,
number FOR tho United statos 1871 and
for Canada 80, or q total Of 9l8 failures
as compared with u total Of 20i last
wedk and 80 tho week previous 10 tho
last For the corresponding week Of last
year the figures were $40, representing
1877 failures In tho United States and %
In the Dominion OF Canada.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

AZ pittahurg--Thc New Yorks are no longer
In fret place for tho ponnant, owing 20 tho
eocond defeat from tho Pittaburge. Tho second
game was mn interesting ono 10 tho 1000 spec
better batting and nold work. Crane pitched
for the Visitors, while Staloy was in tho box
for pltteburg. Scorer
Pittsburg u,.n,nn0 / 1880 o o. Z
New York ,,nun1 / 0 / 0 l 20 o.
At Cleveland Cleveland, o. Boston, 10.
AZ Chicago Chicago, 10 waAhinRton, q
nnnndt rain
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

The capacity Of iron furnacoa IN blast
Aug, was ll5, 800 tons weekly against
ldl,Al7 July aud llO,Bs0 year ago.
Notwithstanding this Increase for the
month Of over per cent in the output,
prices Of pig iron are everywhere well
maintained, aud Boaacmor Iron No Pitts
burg Ia advancing, The settlement with
coke workers aud advance Ia wages will
doubtless cause coke 10 advance 10 Sl,e5
or $3.50 per ton, and no compel an ad-
vance In iron produced with Connells'
Vile coke for fuel But tho character
Of tho market generally " peculiar, for
the most reliable and best known brands
domond oXoeoda supply but for other
kinda the reverse seems yet 10 bo The
fact Bar, plato and Htructural works
are full Of orders for the present and
phccs are firm, while nails are also In
betlcr demand, but the sales Of rails are
email without change In quotations,
[ Wool 10 dull, dealers waiting for On
advance and manufacturers for q fall In
prices, the mills meanwhile wording
much below their full capacity, But
there arc oomo signs Of improvement In
The clothing trade.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
Tho stock Market.

The stock market steadily improved
until Tuesday, when slow decline set
in, but ~ yet without important change.
The lator adyicos do not tend to increase
confidence in the settlement Of western
quarels, but the earnings continue 10
exceed last years., though but little, por
milo operated. Considering that oil tho
railroads. according 10 Poor'e RovlOw,
paid only $40, 900, 900 In dividends last
year, q decrease Of one-eighth compared
with 1887 and lees than per cent on
tho stock reported, tho restoration Of
peace this year should have produced
relatively creator change than has yet
appeared. But there has boon little In
dloation lately Of q desire Of holders,
either here or abroad, 10 realize oxton-
slyoly on securities hold.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
TRADE BETTER.
BUSINESS PRosPEeTs CONTINUE EN-
eouRAolNo,

Exports Have Increased and Speculative
Rise In Brdadghm uas neeu Checked
Floating 4 Fsr Cent Ronds Held for
speeulalioa-An AdyRo IN Iron Can
be Ioohed For
NEw YoBK, Aug, l7-R q, Duh g.
Co.'s Weehy Review OF Trade sayai Ia
all directions business prospects continue
encouraging, and the changes during the
phst Rebh Fafe been on the right side
Exports incfaae and 4 speculative rlae
In breadaiuiia has beei cleoasd In
terlor oitios report an inefease IN tlie
volume Of trade and the Honey markets
continue amply supplied, though rates
are gradually hardening, The great In
idusffies appear toibe Ia fully as good q
toililuqbiI hb ia8t 'Sedp pGith tieartqley,
dehd6 On Improvement ihgtohi WFlrlhtf
crop news suatllna government advlohs
and estimates on 10 cotton corn and oats,
and airenglhena the prevailing impression
that tho August report aa 70 wheat was
less favorable Ulap tho actual situation,
IN spite Of small advances In some
products the general range Of prices has
not materially changed, and railroad
earnings continue good, though all con-
tToyeraiea have not ~ YET been cleared
away, Photographic reports from interior
cities all agree that tho crop prospects,
are excellent and that the hanks arc aa
YET amply supplied with funds, While
tho demand fGr money 10 slowly increaa'
ing aud londcfaare q little more cautious
NJ some points, there N no reported
change Of rates NJ any western oonter,
and scarcely any quotablo change NJ
Boston or New York, A now treasury
arrangement disseminating tolegraphlc
transfers, but providing for more OK
tended, though leaa prompt, transfers by
express, causes aome questioning aa TO
10 probable effect upon tho markets,
but u N thought likely 10 lessen tho
force OF the interior demanded upon tho
New York resources, The treasury has
obtained but few bonds OF late, aud III
surplus has risen above $4,000, 900, but
there 10 confidence M tho department
that bonds will be freely offered when
ever There Ia any need OF more money
in the principal marketa. Tho imprea'
aon among bankers, however, N thai
most Of the lloRtllg per cents arc bold
f0r 6pecglatlon, IN the belief chat the
treasury win be obliged 10 raise ita price,
IN one way OF tho other, there N fnlt h
that needed money will got into circnla-
ton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
ARTICLE XVI

aKo o, Al mo general election 10 bo held IN Ne
year one thousand ciEht hundred aud nlnoty-two,
and eaoh twentieth year thereafter tho question
"Ahal there bo y convention 70 f0vlAe, alter OI
Amond tho Consultation" shall bo submitted 10 tho
elOotora OF the utAte And In ease majority Of all
session, shall provide hI law, Tor tlo ulocilUt Oi
delegates, and tho assembling VI such convention,
~ II provided IN the preceding Nntilnj hut no
amendment Of THIS Cnqtltlln asrrrl npun Nv ANY
convention assembled %, phrsnnurc 0l.liN article
shall take elect until tht FtlO shall Naiu uteN Huh'
nttvd 10 the electors ut tlinbt,t ANT Adopted by
tlAlurliy OF tlUs0 VUl1N thereon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

Exports Have Increased and . Speculative
Rise in Brd dadgtum uas neeu Checked,
Floating 4 fsr Cent Rpads Held foF
speeulation-An Adyaao ~ Iron Can
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
JHNKs, DREAm.

Ienka had q queer dream tho other night,
llG thought hG law prilo-nHhieTa' ring, aud
ip tho middle Ut II stood u doughty little
champion who met and deliberately knocked
over one by one, score OF more OF blh
the attack, ulanla ~ they we're IN hlHe, tho
valiant pgny proved more than match for
them, II Wah hll 10 funny that Jdnkh woke
w laughing, lln aeGOunth for tho dream by
tic fact that hH had lust come % tho cpnolu-
sion, after trying nearly every big, drastic
pill on tho market that Plefoe'h Pleasant
furgatiY6 fellotA on tiny sugar coated
Uranul0H, easily "hn0oh out ana beat all
aud only genuine Little Liver PILLS.
liewnfo Of limitations, which contain P0is
ennnua Minerals, Always nak for Dr. Piereeh
PelletA which are Little hugarsc0nied Pills,
or Anti-biiOua lranuleH, One Dose,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

with sales Of only 100000 bushels
wheat advanced CCnt8, reacted and
closed one half Of q cent higher than
wccl, D. Corn, with alcs Of 5000, 900
bushels, ioso nearly | cent, but closed
with only one.Quartor Of q cent advance,
Oals retaining The rise Of throo-qunrtom
of q cont The bureau report encouraged
some speculation for higher pricos, but
II was soon seen that In any cnso the sup.
ply Of wheat would probably exceed all
homo aud foreign domanda
Oil took u speculative dip OF D cents
and recovered about 9 conts, with no
visible reason.
Pork products ARE generally lowcr and
cotton unchanged, for spot, with print
cloths weak NJ 8.S7 An advance In
some styles Of cotton goods Is by many
expected, and tho jobbing movement IA
largo. In general tho dry goods trade
has opened with moro activity than wns
anticipated, and confidence in u largo
and profitable fall business 10 etrongth-
oncd, Tho trade In drugs and chemicals
nt Philadelphia has also notably revived,
though dye stuirs aro.still dull.
The coul trade " fiat and disappoint-
ing, and anthracite stove IL said 70 DO
actually selling at 81, and nevertheless
another advance In nominal prices Of 10
10 10 cents per ton 10 proposed for Sept, |,
Copper Is strengthened by reports that
the syndicate of producers has become
entirely harmonious, and tin IL etiiIonod
by foreign 0dvicos 10 20,i0 cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
Stark County School Examiners Notice.

CANTON -HxaminAtiona will bo held on tho nr I
Saturday OF each month Examinnti0ns will hero
after be held iq tho South Plum street School In
place OF High School
AT AlIIAsoS--o October 18th. 1854 and February
9th, 1850.
AT TMAssiLLoH.-0c October g7th, 1883,
AT CANAL FuLTon--M March ath, 1889.
AT rHAvARRp--Aprlll 18Th, 1850.
At MARLnoEo-May iilh, 1880,
l. N. TA0uART clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
ARTIoLn x.

sYo o. County ofloera shall no elected In the
even years, on the hrt Tuesday after the lint Mon.
day IN November, by the Oltctlr OF each county, I'm
such manner And ior such torn Of oven NtHtn, N
may be provided by law, Whom u ynohnoy Oronri
m o county onloo tShull ho nllcd by appointment
Tor the remainder 0i tin irfm,
Aro q. Township OnleotA and elective muHifl.
pal Ourra shall ho elected in tho odd years nn The
hat Tuesday attrr tho first Monday IN November
iy tho Nlnrt0m Of each township on municipality in
nu0h manner and Tor such torn VI even yenia, NJ
may no provided by law. when Vacancy OCfuu
IN township or municipal once II shall be- nllud BY
appointment for the remainder vi tho term,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

ALLkN CAi,NEH,
ATTORNEY AZ Ltw-Of with W. ana A. Me-
kinluy, Canton, ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

CnAa. RKEaiANN,
ATTORNEY AZ LAW'-OmCo Commercial block.
No ag South Mhftrt hlfcoL Cmiou, %,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AqqoRNnYs.

= w. CASA d.h MOHH0H 80 wHirAoRH
CASH, MONHOr A WllirACHE
ATTORNEYS AZ LAW-onoe IN liarrr'a Hook,
a thnlun uhiu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

iOatrH raHAar. .itAnHY pItnAaM
JOSEPH PitrAHE A RON, uI.I t..
ATTORNEYS Al LAW,-CAnlon Ohio Oineo IN
llAter'n hl0pk, second stuly, aver savings Do
pOhlt nAnk,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22
Y 49, m Ned lmtndmsHti 10 .lhA COnsIlu.
|fl fr0 'TTrll fgT lBR d'OhG~ ~ piasa ,..s
BIENNIAL ELECTIONS.
AMRNpMnNp No. 4.

hnofiuFi ftif resblyed BY fht Qeueal Assem-
NY ~ ihe tiaif nl uhlU IhAf pf1lnsitlns hall NJ
sln0ilel n llie flenNls ~ lit alstf 0il ihe hls
lNte.lAi Nlifi ihf iirA MnnlhY m November NJ u.
~ ainnna tefliun nl nf A0ifH N, hntln ~ M Al
Nnl lii emlpns y, a n o. 40, ~ " ana ~ aii W
gstla hm Ton " pf Aiillh ~. hipllpll 1901 AllDt
lii fpMlelN bniaA pf Afinla ~ Had tnrllmfh ~
ohio, loulH Al4A gepl n ','' '., NJ e,,'
'fW ! N'NW" AnnoiR Y, ii"'f'D',' ''H
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

ftrfH L. fitHAON,
AnNlllACrhit OF TiTLhH AND NOTARY Pun-
llOr'ppudF lii0qk, No, ~ W 1ufAraWna Rfeet
Canton, ohN iiral0rnfp, lil Wtkt hth street
speaks lnHllill ffeneh ana German languages,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

Ii ll HAnrrR A 6KIuOHiiAuM,
ATTORNEY AP LAw+Omee ilauu HANK nloeli,'
Canton, Ome.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

i, u, MiCiitNkiL
ATTORNEY AZ i.AW-Omoo In knglo iilook, Can
ton Ohiu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

MO M Whenever tho once VI secretary NJ state
hNnllpf 0i hae Tfagunf NJ haif, nT ATTORNEY Urilr
eiAl hefninna yhoauh lur AM NJ the causes iNrn-
upnrn iil henNn 70 ~ hia AIilolh. ihH uOyelnnf
II w ,s'as isSi. ~ i,'l-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

onAA m niLLrn, AfLHE roMERHHn
MAILER a rOMEitiNB
ATfOnNNYA Az LAW-ilonm TO- uaahlliy nlO0k
n no. 4 hnnMl MaIlnl llnleh nanlnn. y,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

ALLEN COON,
ATTORNEY AZ LAw-wiil promptly attend 10 hi
hiitinrfn iitruttsd ~ Ms chio, unur - South
Market ", MrKhty ld0ci, Canton, q llulepHy
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-07
THIS YEARS. ELECTIONS.
Where They Will Take Place-The
Officers to be Elected.


The current year is notably an 'oR year"
ingeneral politics. Only eleven States elect
State officers this year. Kentucky will hold
o general election for State Treasurer on
.august5. Elections in ten other States will
take place on November5 s. On tnat day:
Iowa will elect Governor and Lieutenant
Governor.
Maryland will elect Controller and At
torney-General.
Massachusetts will elect Governor and
State officers.
Mississippi will elect Governor and State
officers.
Nebraska will elect a Supreme Court Judge
and two Regents.
New Jersey will elect Governor and State
officers.
Few York will elect State officers, except
Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
Ohio will elect Governor and State officers.
Pennsylvania will elect State Treasurer.
Virginia will elect Governor and State off,
GERS.
Political interest this year accordingly is
entered in the elections Of the newly-ad-
lifted States-North Dakota, South Dakota,
Washington and Montana-which are now
framing their constitutions and will electfull
State governments and Legislatures which
VIII CHOOSE elSnC new Onlleu SCatSS SeIlaGOTS.
Each new State will also elect Representa-
tive in Congress, except South Dakota, which
will elect two.
The terms of no United States Senators ex-
pire next year, so the election of members of
the Legislature this year is of interest as
bearing on national politics only in cases
where members of the Legislature chosen
this year hold Office for two years. The
Senate elected in New York State will vote
or United States Senator in 1891 to sue
ceed the Hon. William NJ. Evarts.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-07
Foreign.

Two HUNDRED houses were destroyed py
fire at Constantinople, Turkey.
A REIGN Of terror prevails in the little
town of Leoben, in Styria, where the Wnole
nonulation is on strike. All the small trades
men and even the civic fire brigade have
made common cause with the striking
miners. and all commerce and industry are
suspended. :.
GENERAL BoULANGEB has issued mani
festo announcing that he will stand as 9
candidate for the Chamber of Deputies II
eighty cantops in France at the coming cleo
tionS.
FOUR HUNDRED houses and public buildings
were destroyed by fire in the town of Paks,
Hungary. Many children were reported to
be missing. Hundreds of people were rem
dered homeless by the fire. and the greatest
distress prevails. .
THE freedom Of the city of Edinburgh,
Scotland, was conferred upon Mr.. Parnell.
In reply to the address accompanying the
presentation Mr.. Parnel said that the Irish
people would accept the tribute as another
proof of the near triumph of their legitimate
aspirations for freedom.
THE Vaude1 paper mills, near Pontarlier,
France, were burned. The loss is enormous.
THE Jury in the case of Mr. William
O,Brien against Lord Salisbury for damages
for SANDER, has returned verdict In favor
of Lord Salisbury.
SEVERAL cotton warehouses in Liverpool,
England, have been destroyed by fire. The
loss is $500, GOO.
In the British House of Commons Lord
George Hamilton announced that the con-
struction Of fifty-two warships had been be-
gun. Twenty of these vessels were being
built in the Government dockyardS ana thr-
ty-two in private yards.
THE steamer Lorenzo D. Baker, Of Boston,
Mass, was burned at sea and two tremen
were drowned. Loss 100000.
A LATER report says that 1000 persons were
rendered homeless by the fire in the town OF
Paks, Hungary. Six men were burned TO
death. The damage to property amounts to
$3.50, 600.
The island of Crete is again in state Of
insurrection. Bands of insurgents have
seized the towns of Vamos and Cidonla, ex-
PEELED the authorities and burned the
archives.
BELGIUM has voted 81, 1000, 900 for the new
Congo Railway in Africa
A FIRE at Lu Chow, China, burned for
twenty-three hours. During that time 81, ,OOO
dwellings were destroyed and 1900 persons
perished in the flames, beside 400 who were
crushed to death in their efforts to escape.
MR.. PARNELL testified again before the
Commission in London; he declined to give
any information concerning the Trust Fund
sent from America.
FIVE sailors were drowned at tho Island Of
Flores while trying to escape from the sink
ing May Frazer. The vessel was totel loss.
MRS. HATTIE GIBSON HEM, wife Of Rev.
David Hem, formerly of Tennessee, is under
sentence of death in Corea for teaching
Christianity.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-07

The committee appointed by Postmaster
General Wanamaker to investigate the CON
dition Of the New York Postofice recon-,
mend 1923 additional clerks and ten additional
carriers at an increased cost Of sS7,0OO.
TIE Attorney General has appointed t my
NJ Foote of Pennsylvania and James d.
Nixon of New Jersey to be ASSISTANT aIVof-
neys in the Department of Justice
TIE United States war vessel Monocacy,
which has been lying in disabled condition % Iaes
W will be nut in active service again by the
Navy Department..
A COMMITTEE composed of DR.. George Ew,
ing and Il. L: Bruce, Of the Pension appeal I}p al
Board, and Captain Frank L. Campbell, OF
the Assistant Attorney Generals office, has
been appointed by Secretary Noble to 1nves-
tigate the Pension Bureau.
SECRETARY NOBLE has rendered decision
granting SO ooO to =: Gharntsa ,sIDh Il fresdmen
who obtained an appropriation of s75, 600 for
them from Congress.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-07
THE NEWS EPITOMIzED.
Eastern and Middle States.

,:MBER of persons have died suddenly
nj -ath Valley, near Chambersburg, Penn,
through drinking water from an impure
well.
NEWS was brought to New York city oy
pilot boats that tended strongly to prove Ina1
Inventor Peter CampbelPs airshiP America,
which made an ascension and trial TRIP from
BROOKLYN has been lost far out at sea, to,
pether with its navigator, Professor EDWARD
D. Hogan, of Jackson, Mich.
TIE Few Jersey Prohibitionists have
nominated George La Monte for Governor.
THREE children of Mrs Michael Stein,
aged nine, six and three years. we're burned
to death by an explosion OF kerosene at
Lewistown, Penn.
ARNOLD FRAyCIs and boy named himes
were killed by the bursting OF separator at
the Kimberton Creamery, three miles from
Phepixville, Penn.
A FIRE broke out in the livery and board
inc stables of Moses We'll i'll New York clty,
and 125 horses were burned or sutfocated 10
death and over fifty trucks destroyed. Inc
loss is estimated at SAG, ,OOO.
DoDGE & OLcoTT's drug and essential oil
manufactory, at Jersey City, n. j., was 70
tally destroyed by fire. Loss about s25o, ,ooo.
AT Frackville, Penn, q dwelling house
occupied by an aged couple, Michael McGrath
and wife, was destroyed by fire. The charred
remains of the husband and wife were found
in the ruins.
JAMES MAaoNEY and Robert Fisher were
run down and killed by train at Proyl-
lence, R. I. They were pushing an empty
car on a side track at the time.
ALBERT F. WHITMAN, aged nine years,
and Harry E. Hamhn, aged ten years, were
drowned while bathing IN the Merrlmac
P;1-ar - North Andoyer Mass.
CoNM1ssARIEs at Johnstown, Penn, have
all been closed.
The postofice at York Corners, n. H.,
was destroyed by lightning, causing loss OF
5000.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-07
Washington.

SIR JULIAN PAUNcEFoTE, British Minister
to the United States, visited the State De
partment at Washington and bade adleu to
the officials for a season. He has sailed Tor
England He will return to Washington n
October, bringing his family with him.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has sent through the
State Department despatch to Dom Pedro,
Emperor of Brazil, congratulating him upon
his escape from the assassin'S bullet.
COLONEL WRIGHT, the Commissioner OF
Labor. has received notice of his appointment
on the permanent commission having for Its
object the carrying out of the purposes OF
he.International Congress for cheap habita-
tions for the poor.
ROSWELL G. HoaR, e1- Congressman from
Michigan, has written a letter to President
Harrison declining to accept the Consullship
to Valparaiso, Chill, to which he was re-
Gently appointed.
TIE President, accompanied by Mrs. Har.
rison and Private Secretary Halford, left
Washington for Deer Park, Nd, to spend a
short vacation.
TIE United States Government has been
invited to participate in an international cat
tie show to be held at Buenos Ayres, under
Argentine patronage, in April, 1890.