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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

The rcoicings last week over the solution Of
the Atantc-ayc problem in Brooklyn were pre-
mature. II appears that il was through mis-
apprehension that the consent Of the Long Island
Railway Company 10 the construction Of double
track depressed road was announced. Vice
President Maxwell says that the company cannot
afford the expense Of such work, but ii is will
ing - compromise on the building Of n double
track elevated structure. provided that it can
run freight trains over the present tracks in the
nighttime. As one essential III satisfactory
solution Of the problem is TO rid the surface of
the avenue Of steam railroad tracks in toto. this
COMPROMISE will scarcely be accepted The
Rapid-Transit Commission, which believed that it
had settled the question. must now settle down
TO work again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

Emperor William has gwen orders that
portrait Of himself OF members of his family
shall be published without his express sanction,
and he is wroth on account of the Photographic
studies Of his Imperial features which have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
-(BunalO Courier.

The English book Of thcoloSical essays entitled Lux
Mnnd' Is the sensation of the day in religious circles.
Strict churchmcn dcnounce it plea for nhdelity.
\ Dead IIcat-shc kissed him "a lie gave her the
engagement ring
~Gcorgc darling, have always longed for ono
of this pattern and You are the first who loved mo
sufficiently 10 study my tastes In the natter
And yet replied he lcvcling things ip. 1t IS
no rarity. a, In my engagements have never used
anything csc."-( Burlington Free Press
Llvlngs arc stlll bought in the English Church
Recently a young clergy bought one for $1,000.
and as it is almost shccurc. yielding an annual in
come Of 5000. 1t would appear that he made pretty
good investment in q country where per cent is
considered good.
The Way the Cat IL Junping-Mrs. Longhcd Bals
strcct-Didnt your brother licnrys second wife have
a cousin whose sstern-law lives in Chicagol
M Mr. LS%sr@ TaiTec 'n str rke wy c twoud
be good plan 10 find ont where she lives. and Ina
yltc her to spend week with hN. Then. after the
Fair opens. we can take all the children and 70 to
Chicago for a good long visit See PUCK.
The Court of Inquiry sitting at the Navy Yard in
vesgatIng the methods of discipline" practiscd by
some Of the officers OF the sloop-ofwar Enterprise
has succeeded in putting record some remarkable
testimony showing how punishment was mctcd out at
the mast during the cruise of that vessel In Europe
ono incident is reported to have occurred which has
not yet been sworn to In court 4 sailor who was
alOt was called on deck by the Occr on uuty, ana,
not having much fear of gold lace, Jack came down
by the rum and landed almost at the feet of the
officer who turned quickly with "Wcll. my man.
whore In did you come from - The seaman,
dofed his cap and promptly answered: From the
North OF Olreland. sorrl' The man received no pun
ishment, other than TO :" Go forward and mind your
ps and qs."
Human Nature.-Clara,-What as that poor feow
across the street, Has he gone crazy
Van Strcck-POor fellow Not much That's old
Moneybaggs tho richest man in town. He thinks the
grocer has given him too much change. On tho
next you find Potts. the grocer rolling over
himself in unadultcrated Joy. lie thinks he has given
Moneybaggs too little l-(Amercan Grocer.
The fact that some Boston bootblacks display in
front Of their stands the sign Boots BACKED inside
leads 1.-The traveller OF that city To inquire "who
In the name OF Day and Martin wants his boots
blackcd lnsidei' We Judge from this inquiry that
tho rage for decorated interiors has not yet reached
Boston.
yellow-loohing fellow. who had spent nearly all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

A vivacious woman lecturer has been telling
Ncw-Yorh audience how 10 spend money. 1t
is a surprising revelation that anybody in the city
needs the slightest information on the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

Mr. Cleveland recently advised his fellow
countrymen 20 read only good books and good
newspapers. It goes without saying that his adj
vice was not directed 10 that considerable portion
of his own party who have convincing personal
reasons for dcnouncing the enormity OF such
measure as the SaXton Ballot Reform bill as
blow at illitcrate voters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

The British and German authorities on the
East Coast Of Africa appear to be thoroughly in
Earnest i'm their efforts TO limit the sale Of arms
10 the natives in their respective spheres of adj
ministration. Stringent regulations have been
agreed upon, which, il properly enforced, will
he of the greatest effect. All natives now in
possession Of brcech loading rifles called upon
10 surrender them before May | TO either the
German or English officials, who will supply in
stead n muzzc-loadcr and gun license. Any
Arab or black man found in possession of a brcech-
loader or discovered shooting in Africa without a
license after May Day will be subjected to fine,
imprisonment and the coniscation of his weapon.
Meanwhile the German vessels have recently
landed 1850 cases of gin at Boeamoyo, which
will do the work of many breech or muzzle load
ing rifles before the natives have got outside Of
them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
rowsr Of tho pIyInInr Rod.

With glrliah curiosity wo tried our powora
with therod. In my hands II remained simply
che peach tree switch II was, hut whom my
youngest sister graspcd u, II seemed 10 bo-
como thing OF life and she Immediately 70.
traced the vein Of water,
Years afterward when was In homo OF
my own, and wanted a we'll near the kitchen,
n water could DO found thoro, eho traced a
water vein for mo- and right whore the stake
wna driven thcro'iu now n we'll slxty.hx feet
deep. In another lot, ptill higher up, a well
was dug down 10 the same vein eovonty-0vo
feet below thosurfaoo Tho rod used In ilnd.
ing my wbll was cut from mn oak eapling
A gentleman who was n nRcptic ON thognb-
ject watched her closely whllo eho was find.
Ing my we'll, Finally he caught hold OF the
ends Of tho rod and tried 10 hold ID still, but
found ho could not do II without making 10
take the skin or her hands, no strong was tho
invisible power that impollod Ia revolutions
Cor. Philadelphia TmeA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
NIoAr wAToAMANls nLuNpGR.

springfield People In Danger Of a Gas EH'
pioaion or Anphyxiation.
srmNoFELp, March b.--Watchman
Moren, who al nights Ia In charge Of the
reducing station OF the Natural Gas
company, went 10 sleep Monday night
and allowed the regulator to run down
very low. He awoko suddenly, and, In
his sleepy confusion, turned the pressure
entirely of instead OF on. All the fires
In the city went out, and there waa vast
danger Of explosions and guiiooatlona,
II was o'clock In tho morning, and the
company aentout ak speedy messengers,
who went from house 70 house, hurriedly
informing consumers Of the dangers
that mennced them, Most Of the peo-
Pile wero awakened by the smell OF gas
and saved themselves from asphyxiation.
Moran has been discharged.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

Boss, you gotta match pan Innocent look-
Ing darky inquired Of o young man who was
hurrying homo latc. Tho young man stopped
and handed over n lucifor. "Wait q minute,
boss, Nh 700 what kind OF ring dia IL
which ioat picket up hcah." Striking a
match, the darly held up what appeared 10
he ~ gold ring with o diamond aet Boss,
dia 'penrs 70 bo dlmund ring, and " any.
body ketch me with him III git In trouble
How much you gib me for bimT After eomo
chnifering tho young man bought the 'pur.
eat Rcm pcrcnop Tor s97b. aud the lnnocont
darlsy disappeared IN tho gloeming as 10
wero The next morning the young man OK
amined bis diamond ring and found " wnu
thlnly washed gold thing, with a beautiful
glass setting In pure lead, worth at nuction
about twenty-five cents n dozen, Savannah
NowH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

Ever since you can remember you have
heard the state Of Virginia called the "old
Dominion,n do you know why II IL 30 calledi
During the proteotorate Of Cromwell the col.
ony Of Virginia refused 10 acknowledge hln
authority aud declared iisof independents
Shortly after, Whom Cromwell threatened 10
send fleet aud army 10 reduce them 10 sub.
jeotion, tho Vlrglnans eent a moaonger 10
Charles II, who was thon an exile IN Flan-
dera, inviting him 10 return In tho ship with
tho messenger aud be king OF Virginia,
Charles accepted the invitation and was on
tho eve Of embarkIng for tho New World whom
no was called 10 tho throne Of England. An
noop "a no waa tately seated on tho throne,
out Of gratitude for tho loyalty OF Virginia
no caused her ooat.oi-arms 10 be quartorod
with those OF England, Ireland and Scotland,
m an independent member OF tho cmpiro-a
distinct portion OF tho "old Dominion
Coins Of Virginia were Issued m lato aa the
rolgn OF George Ill, which bore on one aide
the ooat.of'arma Of England, ireland, Scot
land and Virginia ST Louis Republic
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
A rELLER pIsApPEARs.


mia Dsfaleatioa Reaches $4,000 Win
the EEamiaa,ioa Incomplete - ne
Tahss with Him a nihis and Prayer
naak-Mevsd IN the Hest soeielr
LouisylId.R, March b,-WillIam II,
Pope, teller OF the Louisville City
National bank, a trusted employe, man
OF seeming good hahlls and irequentef
Of the best social circles OF this city, Il
gone. Ills absence VI the bank Monday
mornlng at first excited no suspicion, 40
Il was supposed he was at hia sick hletefa
bedside, OF In tho country detained BY
the flood,
When no word waa received at 1880,
Prealdent James \, firtle, Vice President
Jamea Leech and Cashier W, H. Parker
became suspicious, They opened the
vault and q hasty examination showed
that somewhere between $4,000 and
COO, 600 was gone, Tho missing money
was all large bills, The bulk In gold and
silver coin and small bills was left intact
DE Jakyll aud mr Hyde,
lie entered the bank In 1891 aa olerk
and was rapidly promoted, lilo had
been leading a Dr, Jelyll and Mr. Hyde
life for some years, a. many or hlA boon
companions are aware Az his room he
was an unuaually quiet young gentleman
ana the only articles missing IRON there
was Bible and prayer book, which he
must have taken with him, Az a room
on Jefferson street no frequently gave
wine'auppea 10 young men Of hla class,
lie gambled and iroquently was drunk
over night. but was always NJ hla deaf
promptly, -
Teller Pope'a defaloatlon yesterday
afternoon reaches 10000 with examine
ton incomplete,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
An Aillra,or,s Queer Neat.

Alllgatora, as rule, have regular place
Of retreat In tho bank Of stream or tarn.
This ~ oxoayated with their fore paws and,
according 10 somo crackers, tho dirt Ia carried
away In tho mouth Of tho engineer, who
backs into dcep water and dltgorgos Ia load,
then returns 10 renew the operation, until II
has mado itself n oapaoloush homo under wator.
This will readily account for the uxo OF tho
mouth, for II must not only procure. food,
but also act M a mud scow. The fomale
adopts the aamo method for building hor
nest, and not only lla hor mouth, but also
takes load between hor forolcge whom she
In In n hurry. She eau by this means accom-.
plish much work In day, for she mover
eoems 10 tire
II ~ quite amusing 70 watch young moth
or build hor first nursery, She being not only
fu@y and ylNlant, but 10 suapicloua that a
fow nuttering leaves stnrtlo her out Of her
vita Outing,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
CONDENSED OHIO NEWS.

Zaneavillo will be bonded for $40, 900
% secure the plantof the American En-
pauatic Tiling company, the largest in
Ne world.
Isaac White who organized the first
wass band in Youngstown, nearly sixty
! uars ago, died yesterday, agod 80
4 through the death OF relative who left
M N snug fortune his declining years
WI Fe made peaceful and pleasant
HeIid Glen Linkhart, Of Xenia,
brt wght some prisoners 10 The pen item
iiai y yesterday, and while attemp ting
10 hoard Little Miami train at tho
TIie h street crossing, Columbus, ON 1is
Fotu N, he missed his hold and WIS
ghro, vn violently 10 tho ground. He
escap od with some severe bruises on the
head.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
TAE ENTOMBED MlNLlis,
NJ FlRf SPARES THEM WATER WILL
KILL THEM,

Ehs Eirs RaKiaa with Greater ia'snai'I
Thaa nsfers--some EHpeFis hAy 'hs
maa Are atin Alivs--fhe hoef ma
osysa IN Apd 500 Mules reElsh-rl,i'
hn aesnsa A. ths meu,h Of the SHAFT
All Hope Of nessulaE ths En.embsa
ninsFs Abandoned
( WILKmnARRK, Pa, March o,--The
eight mon entombed In tho South
Wllkesharre shaft Monday evening sun
remain behind the great wall OF nre
which ID now raging In the mine with
greater intensity than before A. 70
whether the men are dead or alive, there
IL difference OF opinion. The majority
SAY that all must now be cold In deAth,
while there ln strong majority, many
OF them expert miners, who claim una!
the entombed men are atlll alive, ana u
they can be reached within forty'eigh'
hours their safety Ia assured,
Those who put forth the latter claim
state that the seven mon who we're work
ing In tho tunnel heard the report OF The
explosion caused by the ignition OF che
driver boy Jamesona naked light, ana
that without any further alarm they ~
once fled 10 the Hillman vein, hgh
ground in tho stanton mine, which al
iolns the South Mllkeabarro mine, This
portion OF the Stanton mine 10 wen ven
iIlated, and II the men are In the liili
man vein they ought 10 be all right
The Roof Caves in'
Early Yesterday morning the roof run
ming from the bottom OF tho South
Wiikeabarre shaft 10 the tunnel, about
900 feet, eaVed la. The heavy timbem
supporting the roof and sides had been
burning all night, and when they were
consumed there was nothing 70 support
the roof by the cave In OF tho roof sQO
mules perished. They were In their
atablea, H. 800 feet below the surface, ana
probably died OF auifocation before the
crash eame. Tho roar OF tho ilamea al
the bottom can DO heard on the surface
Old minera shake their heads and say
that the men never escaped that "heH
flre,"
Tho Anxiety Awful
IL Ia pItlable 10 behold the wailinga OF
the relatives OF the ontombed men, who
arc gathered about the mine, They
were there all night, and viii not 80
home. They CRY out for their fatheral
brothers and husbands, Tho anxiety Il
awful.
Five OF tho ontombod men are married
and In case they are not recovered alive
| tha,, ,ylIl loave lVa xyldoNa and twenty,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

PfrrAnun0, March T.
BUTTER Creamery, fancy brands OF NJ.
gin, aldbailho, Ohio do, pieaSo, dairy packed, 10
@aic, fancy rolla s0lb2sci good rolls, lDDlSoi
TGUSIfrcsh, i00iTo por doEon in oases
oandlod, cold atoragc, l2Dlio.
pOTA1 OEA-D Domestic, Rose and BurbAnka,
oOQDgbo por buehol. from store M0p00o ON
track, M,bbgo, Jersey sweets, el.2slDl.M.
POUL1lY Chickens, Otipibo per pair;
live ducks, 5basbo per pair; dressed ohlckone,
por pound, iBlDNci duoltn, lbWlOoi goose vo
lOci ttngT,kieeEs io,el,o' an ysoIm mar h.r,.,,
choice, S0,acdtSbN good sound, por barrel, sa.bO
CiIgEsE-N Ohio full cream, ii0llNci
now Now York, iiChlslfo, Ohio awoltzor, lllkD
mc, wisconsin do, lRlsbl3o Wisconsin Timber
eVEGETXBLEs, ETo,-From atoroi Cab
bnge, barrcla, Sa,bQihs,7b; onions por barrel,
eltOiDL7b, por Duahol, Sl.7bdD2O0 celery, 00lh
ibci German cabbage. iblDi7c,
FLOuR-.Fanoy winter patont, ebibdbh,51,
spring patont SblbQbhbg, fancy atralght Win
tor, Sl,60lDi,fh, clear winter, si,nbgDAbl; XXX
bakers, s17hDi,OO. extra family, Sl7bloA01
family, elbDiDf7b, extra, talOlOa.aOt ryo Hour
2Hbl6O; huekwhcnt, RAlpelSo,
WllEAT-No, 3, old, ht9th0ci No, ., RaQbHlo.
OATA-No, 3 whito, MlTmasc, extra No. .
white, g7GbTlsn No white, eSGbsOo, un-
graded, MtDslo, Rooordlng 70 quality
HAi-'rlmothy, choice, Sl2.O0iDla,t0 per toni
No. 1, ell01OlibO No, =, S00lWi000, No ]
feeding, fA0OiAb0 No. . packing, S07bdDT.00.
loose ON tho wngon, elb.OOlDlf00.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
BON VOYAGE, coMRAou."

"non voyage oomrade, though wo drlft apart
Nor tlihe nor space can din Tie love boar
which, close and warm, within my aohing heArt
Throba on for you, and all your griefa would
share,
0od bless and guide you through the heavy waves
That rlAe aud beat against your vessels prowl
LlfeaeeA heeda not our cries while iieroo II raves
We can but trust 10 Coda calm guidance now
"Don voyage, oomrado" God bo With YOU doarl
Ills all my heart can aay, a. on tho tide
Our b0aia drlit from each other, cold and droar
Seems all tho Hinny world on from my ado
You drift apart For you kneel Andpray
In love undyng Willie know your heart
Ia mine shall not feat though dark tho day
And Wide the distance a. we drift apart
-iloalon Transcript
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
THE INNOCENT eYsrANpER.

N Gets There IN Time 10 Feel tho Weight
OF stone, which Killed him.
AKRON, March 5.--At Cuyahoga Falls,
a., 'eral boys, ranging from 8 to 10 years,
beo amo involved in quarrel and COM
mel pod 10 fight In the course OF tho
mohlo George Patterson, aged i2 years,
caught up large oobble stone, and with
Il I'LL Edward Ifnutman In the head,
killing him. Trautman took no part In
the alteration, but waa attracted by tho
fight md was an innocent onlookor
whom he received the fatal blow. Ho
was a bright little follow and a universal
favorito at school and throughout tho
town. Patterson has been arrested and
lodged In jail 10 await u preliminary
hearing upon the charge Of manelaugh'
ans
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
MISSING FoR THIRTY YEARS.
An Old Confederate soldiers Happy Meet.
ing with Ills Aged Mother

An Old Confederate soldiers Happy Meet
Ing with Ills Aged Mother
MARrINsyiLLE, IND, March 6,-M o.
Rodney, who was captured ON July 4,
1883, at tho fall Of Vickaburg, whom
Pemberton'e army surrendered 70 Grant,
and takon 10 indianapolis aa prisoner
Of war, on his roleaso, being unable 10
learn anything Of his family, concluded
10 settle In this county, and commenced
work as farm hand. He prospcrod,
and In time welded q daughter OF Mr..
Henry Huiford, and Ia now looked upon
~ one OF the most prominent farmora OF
Hendricks county. Tho recent oxour-
siona 10 New Orleans revived the old
timo longing 10 once again look upon tho
scenes OF thirty years ago, and his tray-
els were rewarded by finding himself In
the loving embrace OF HIS long.loat
mother, who has attained a ripo old age,
and one brother Mr.. Rodney's relatives
are said 10 bO In ailluent circumstances,
and ho oontomplatoa moving with his
family at an early day 10 the Crescent
CITY,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
RELIC or The RIOT,

Policeman wounded In tho Iiaymarhei
niot sent 10 an Insane Asylum.
CHICAGO, March 5,-oalcor Daniel
DAILY, one OF tho policemen wounded al
the Haymarket riot, was committed In
tho Detention Hospital for tho Insane
yesterday afternoon. DAILY was struck
on the back Of the head NJ the riot with
a piece OF shell, but hia injury was NOT
considered serious NJ tho time, and after
being laid up few days no resumed hii
place on the force and retained II up 10
August last year, There seems no doubt
however, that his insanity ~ tho result
OF his encounter with tho Anarchist
bomba
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
Among bills lntr'
were the fOllOwlngi
NOT TO BE DROPPED.

indianapolis Has what Lacks Like
Winning Nine,
CINCINNATI, March b,-John Martin,
emo Of tho directors OF the Indianapolis
naseball club, Ia In tho city He was In
tsrvlewed on the question OF reducing
Mo League from ten TO eight clubs, and
no poaalbillty Of dropping the Indiana
polls team. Mr., Martin grow warm ON
lho subject, and declared that tho club
would not be dropped under any cireum'
niancea They have what looks like a
winning nine, and rather than be shut
out the owners viii take the matter into
bOurt and fight II 10 the bitter end
"But they want 10 strengthen some OF
Tho weaker olubeF
"Well, that's all right Lot them
strengthen on their own money and not
at my expense"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
DEMENTlA FROM RELIGION,

One OF the Raving sistera AdJudred Iu-
sane-sad Effects Of Church Revival
BLOOMINGTON, ILIs., March b.-Mra
Smith, the eldest Of the three siatern
who were lodged In jail Saturday night
suffering from demontia ocoaaionod from
religious excitement nj United Broth
rem revival NJ Saybrook, was yoaterday
adiudged insane Her two sisters, Julia
and Emma Barnes, were taken 10 the
homo Of their parents In tho hope that
they may recover Many othera who
attended the same revival are afflicted
In a aimllar manner
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
RGFuaE To oo RAoK.
The Meas Places wiiI a, once bs FILLED
by Othera.

The Meas Places VIII At Once be FILLED
by Others
PITTanURd, March b,-The strike Of
the switchmen OF the PIttaburg and
Lake Erie road will not be settled. Thia
was assured yesterday morning when
the men refused 10 accept proposition
10 return 10 work on the old terms pend
Ing the arrival OF Prealdent Newell, who
Ia the only official having power 20 make
new terms, The men'a places viii DO at
once filled with other men.
Freight Ia being moved without much
trouble, the switching being donoby two
crews made up OF the yardmaater, his
assistants and other employees about the
station who had been pressed into aerv-
loo Ia the emergency.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

II "a dangerous 20 tamper with irri-
tatlpg liquids and exciting enuiis. Use
Ely'a Cream Balm which 10 safe and
pleasant, and ia eaaily applied. IL cnres
ihe worst cases OF catafrh, cold IN the
head and hay fever, giving relief from
tho Ergt application. Prlco 70 cents.