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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

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Dr. William =. Cooper, a widely known
physician ana Grand Army man, died at Troy
~ ~ H. a" Moho9y, ege9 u yeOls ne was surgeon
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Fire NJ Cambridge, Wis.,, Sunday night dc.
stf0ycd thirteen buildings, being the principal
part Of the town The loss IN estimated At
tplVpi insurance hhlt mat amount Tho nrt
ollE,hNt'u ~ ulgh ~ mhupposou 70 DO thu
WIN vi "h "VuhulnrN
The final proceedings In the suit Of Mary u,
Flnck, for divorce from her husband, James
A, flNck, wore heard before Judge Beach, In
the supreme court, special term, In Now York
Monday, Everything has boon done except
the hsnlns OF tho dooroo' whloh VIII DO SUD
nii''ou mlor'
AZ tho British Workmona society meeting
Monday statistics road show that In tho last
twcnly.sX years the profits Roorulng from
Englnnd'a manufactures had aggregated ESQ.,
umOUO, while IN the Same period the aaloa OF
manufactured produots had increased e20OO,.
OOu each year
On Monday James lllnds, n policeman at
Modi,on, Ind, shot and fatally wounded Car
los Antlo. Antlo had been paying attention 10
Hindu' daughter for some time, against tho
Wishes Of hor father lo was an estlmablo
young man, and the shooting provoked intense
indignation against Kinds
In Now York. ON Monday. John A. Cookerlll.
EDITOR Julius Chambers, managing editor, and
James ~ Graham, city editor VI Tho World,
who we're Indicted by the grand Jury for
crimlnally libollng oS-Judgo Hilton, pleaded
not guilty 10 the indictments, with leave 10
withdraw their plea In ten days
purelara entored the onloe NJ He,rv Lamb
A sons. buiehcrs NJ m, pnnl Minn. somc
time between Saturday and Sunday night,
and breaking into the safe with slodgo ham.
NOR and blaoksmlth's punch, occurred 81, 200 In
cash and valuable papere. No clue has vet
been secured. The robbery was a rather
bunglng, though successful, lob.
Tha a,enrshin In aascnyn. a, ,ha Fron,h
limo. arrived nj uayre early Monday marning'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
oREAT CONSERVATION CAUSED.
A Twoiyc-Ton Cnuron son',c'cd In Trag'
mont. oyur lialf - M,ic,

syRAcuG, NJ " Muy gs,-Thc Pc.
oulim explosion Of Dr. Justins dynO.
mite sholl inside o., the cannon at the
PoTyville experiment yesterday has
oaused soIuo speculation M TO how it
may eject the development Of the in
vcnton. Dr. Justin IL, however con-
hdcnt that the catastrophe was due
largely, iC not entirely, 10 imperfect
metal IN The consuuetion Of the shell,
which allowed th' outer pteol shell TO
break and let tha dynamite explode,
Hlis baokcrS Mcs,s Patton pl Dewitt,
of Cono0ta, soy thy win procure an
other sun ana 20 on with thc expert
monts Of throwiug magazine Of dyna.
mite by force Of Gun powder Tho OK.
ploion yesterday caused the greatest
conaternuti0n mrou1 The spectators and
II Is considered almost q miracle that no
one WIS l;iilod, Fhl twelyc.tou cannon
was ecpt,ercd IN fragments over the
space OF hUlf r. w'o
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
IN oeNMAN cATHNLIoa.
Proceedings NJ Yesterday session Of tho
Milwaukee Convention,

NlANNNhNf NNNhNNhANNt
MILWAUKEE, May g, Tho convention
Of German Catholic societies did not
come 20 order until about II o'clock,
when speeches were iAado by William
Casper, Of milwaukee, Row Father
Feldmann, Of Chiongo, and others,
While Rev. FOldmnnu was speaking q
committee escorted Bslops FlaSch and
kgtgcr nnl Adminlstlyrr XuiL.ug'r 20
the STAGE. The md Wsc arose Ua the
bishops cUmo in aud i,,JuInra standing
I'LL the diSniUrlca wup seated After
nearly all mNliora OF Iho committee on
the stpgo had salutOdg gthuf the bishops
by bending their Eneo and Nsring the
extended hand, Churmu kuiscr called
upon BiNAop flusch 10 nuke nn address,
Bishop pluch referred 20 the Bennett
law Ia hH alJTeN, aud uphold the right
OF The church To so into pu,itire when itS
interests were ATTACKED, AZ The niter.
t0rnoon session oil.rIu were elected ana
committees appointed, Resolutions
were adopted on tAt BcunCIt law, up-
holding the rights NJ parents % select
tho schulll for thH.r children, They
favor compulsory school lava uuGnr ccr-
tain restrictions, admit the necessity Of
public schools and th1 right 90 support
them by general tU,JGlL 4,oy make
no claim upon thc wll'a4 hoo, fuul ior
the maintenance oi putUthiul on private
schools, but re0Wyr TO themselves the
right 20 euUd Ugu,rst the misuse on the
squUndouns Of school funds,
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AcHANaa TO OCCUR,
Baltimore CITY aud The state to ace rid Of
Their tiuldIrgt of II. y O, stook.

baltimore CITY aud The state to Gct rid Of
Their Iioldlrgt of II. " q, STOCK,
BALTIMORE, May 2S,--Thcro seems 10
be but little doubt entertained either IN
political on financial circles that Balti-
more City and the stGto Of Maryland
will soon get rid Of their holdings of
Baltimore and Ohio stock, and chat the
Baltimore and Ohio management will
almost equally soon DO rid q the eleven
estimable gentlemen who represent the
city and state in the board of directors
OF the company This Is consumma-
tion wished by both sides. The city
authorities realize that it is not desiro-
BILE thing for the municipality TO be per.
manently engaged IN the railroad bud.
ness and the railroad authorities are Just
as fully impressed with the desirability
of escaping from The embarrassment
attendant upon having in the board so
large number Of directors who can
neither be elected nor deposed by n
general vote of tho stockholders,
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/ non from nation alraady diRarlned 10
Great Britain 10 dlAarm was simply
ludierOua,
After further general debate MIR. Hale
made closing appeal for the hill. Mr.
Blaira amendment was then rejected,
and Mr. COcuell'h amendment 10 strike
out the provision for three battleahipa
was also reiected-Yeaa, 49, nays, 80, aa
fOllOwai Y0as-Meaara, Bate, Berry,
Blair, Carlisle, Cocluell Coke, Dolph,
Ingalls, SOnes, Of Arkansas, Moody, Pet.
tgrew, Plumb, Pugh, Vest, Voorhees,,
Walthall, Wilson, OF Iowa. Wilson, OF
Maryland-ie,
Nays-M Meaara. Aldrich, Allen, Allison,
Barbour, Butler, Gall, Cameron, CullOm,
Dawes, Dixon, Edmunda, Euatla, Far
we'll, German, Gray, Hale, Hampton,
Hawley, Hiacool, Hom, Paddock, Piisco,
Payne Pierce, Platt, Power, Ransom,
Sanders Sawyer, bpooner Squire, Htew.
art, stdokbrdge-0 80,
Mr., DOlph offered an amendment prO.
yiding for three floating batteries, Dis
agreed 10.
On motion OF Mr., Butler an item was
inserted apprOpnating 5000, 900 for dry
dock NJ Port Royal, y, O., tho whole cost
not 10 exceed 100000, The bill was
then passed,
Mr., Mitchell offered resolution
(which was agreed tol inatmctng the
committee on pensions 10 report AN
amendment 10 the penmon laws 80 m 10
provide Ia more liberal manner for the
widowa, minor children ana dependent
relatives Of deceased ooldlera,
In tho House.
The house was called 10 order by
Clerk Mcpherson and ON motion Of Mr..
Mckinley Mr., Burrows, Of Michigan,
waa elected speaker pro tenn.
On motion OF Mr., Mckinley senate
bill was passed for tho erection Of q
public building At Canton, o., at u cost
Of 100000.
On motion of Mr.. Davidson, of Flor
ida, senate bill was passed increasing
10 Se76 900 the limit OF the cost OF tho
public building NJ Jacksonville, Fla,
The floor was accorded 10 the commit
Tee on the District OF Columbia and Mr..
Atkinson, Of Pennsylvania, called up
the Rock creek park bill. The pending
question was u motion 10 lay ON the
table the motion OF Mr., Hemphill TO re.
consider the vote by which the house re.
ieoted the bill. The motion was defeat
cd, The motion Of Mr.. Hemphill
prevailed and the bill was passed-ii7
10 80. The bill 10 q senate bill, hut was
amended In various particulars by the
the house and viii have 10 be returned
10 tho senate for its action.
A bill was also passed approprlating
100000 for the construction Of u bridge
across the eastern branch Of the PotO.
mac river nj Bonninga road.
The following bills were also passed.
Establiahing q free public bathing beach
ON the Potomac river, near Washington
monument; for the relief Of holders Of
the District Of Columbia special assess-
mont certificates requiring street rail.
way companies of the District OF Colum.
bia 10 make annual reports.
The house then, NJ bi20, adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
poch Lnborera AraIn on strlhe.

LONDON, May 2s.-Tho discomfort Of
the Liverpool dock laborors has again
manifested itself In the action Of 800 Of
their number engaged in handling tim
ber, who struck yesterday for nm nd
vance Of wages 10 0 shillings u day. The
strike Is insignificant IN itself, but the
men are encouraged in their movement
by the support Of tile Doclmen's union,
and the likelihood that II viii spread
through sympathy Is very great.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
coNpENsEp ONO NEWS.

Tom Nicholson is the new captain OF
the Toledos.
A farmer by the name Of Jones, resid-
ing near Lima, sold some hogs ON Satur-
day 20 sharper, for which he received
n bogus check for $3.50. The sharper
has not been apprehended,
During one Of the severost rains aud
electrical storms ever known Mt Now
Philadelphia Sunday night Otto Henscl
was struck by lightning, with fatal TO
suits. II is feared this entire section Ia
flooded and crops and property along
the river badly damaged,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
Model for tho world'a Talr nulidlng.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May 2S. - A
model for the worlds fair building was
forwarded TO Chicago yesterday IL
contemplates structure IN the shape Of
u pyramid, 1900 feet nc the bose and
1000 foet high, TO be arranged IN 20
stories, each 20 feet high, or IN 40 stories,
each 30 feet high, the material to be- en-
tirely Of steel, glass and iron. Two
electric railways wind about the build
ing on the outside from top 10 bottom.
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ro meln nn,lon Cnrrcnter..

DAYTON, o., May 2s,--The carpenters
strike In this city remains in statu quo,
the strikers maintaining their lines and
the contractors refusing TO yield, II Is
authoritativoly reported that all the
organized building trades will quit
work this week in sympathy and ~ an
encouragement 10 the Carpenters union,
This perfected move may bring about u
speedy settlement of the carpenters
alrilkc.
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1'lrst report Confirmed,

ZANZIBAR, May os--1t Is announced
that Emin Pasha, with his expedition,
arrived safely at Kikoma on April N
and all were well. The report that
Karema had reconquered Uganda and
dethroned King Mwanga, driving him
and his missionary allies TO a refuge on
an island, 10 confirmed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
rnlied az % Boat The Train.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May 27.-A
carriage occupied by Everett Radcliff
his wife and sister-in-law, Mrs. Lille
Hunt, and the latter's daughter, while
returning to the city from the lake yes.
terday afternoon, was struck by the
dummy cars and Mrs. Hunt was in.
stantly killed. The others escaped with
slight bruises. Radcliff, who was driv-
ing, saw the train coming md tried to
get across first,
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IN ooMYuLsloNs HON bed SINGS.
Shocking Result of Lady's Noble Attompt
to Save u child.

LIMA, o., May 97-Mrs, s, d. Critics
met with u very serious aud singular
accident yesterday. She was rescuing
little child who had got in II shed with
several hives Of bees, when u large num-
Der Of them settled on her head and
arms in half hundred places, The
stings were no severe that the woman
was thrown into convulsions, and she
has been dolirious since, The child was
also stung In several places, and Is very
sick. Mrs, Critics M not expected 10 live.
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shntMell nrcnlln nlanrroIntod.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-The appoint.
ment Of p. A. B, Widener as oommis.
sioner-at.large for the worlds fair was a
great disappointment TO Alongo Shot.
we'll of Philadelphia, who had the
strongest sort of recommendations, In.
cluding that of Governor Beaver, and
was confident of getting the place, Mr.,
Widener, 30 far ~ known, had no re-
Communications whatever
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An Addms. of Melcnme.
ANOTHER PROFESSOR ELECTED,
Tho reformed Prosb, tcrlan Synod Choosci
m old rlttsburgcr

PITTsBUR0, May 9s,-Thc subject for
devotional exercises In the Reformed
Presbyterian General Synod yesterday
was Temperance legislation Rev,
John Graham, Of Philadelphia, presided,
Remarks were made by Rev. Messrs,
Chestnut, Morton aud VIM, Mckinney,
The order Of the day tho election Of u
third professor In the seminary, wOs then
called for, On motion Rov, James Y,
Boioo was elected professor by acclama
ton, Prof. Boicc expressed his gratitude
10 the Synod and said hc would give the
matter careful thought and announce
his decision lnter. Rev, Professor Boice
IN pastor Of the Second Reformed prcsby.
teriRn church, Twentieth and Vine,
Philadelphia. Professor Boico was
educated IN the pittsburg high school
and graduated from Westminster
College, Pa, He isO native Of ireland,
but came 20 America NJ the age Of three
years, and studied theology In the
Allegheny U. y. aud the Philadelphia
RP,Seminuiies. lle served four months
in th Uuion army He has been q
pnstor In Cincinnati nine years and In
Philadelphia twelve years, He Is n
popular man Of high qualifications,
energetic and careful
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BERLIN, May ~. - Notwithstanding
that II was nt first supposed that the
emperor had sustained no injury by
jumping from his carriage while driving
with the Prince Of Saxe-Meiningen, Sun
day, Il is now announced that his
majesty's right foot was sprained. His
injuries are 30 severe that he 10 confined
10 his apartments In the palace.
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Ills Hearers Appealed To.

Mr., Gladstone predicted that u general
parliamentary election would take place
ut an early date and appealed 20 his
hearers and the electors Of the country
generally TO give final utterance on that
occasion 10 their condemnation Of
further paltering with the Irish Ques-
ton, He denounced the governments
bill TO compensate publicOns, He was
frequently interrupted by applause, and
the utmost enthusiasm prevailed
throughout the day Among the gath
ering were many recognized Conserya.
tives, but the speakers remarks elected
from them no signs Of disapproval
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THE eAPTlsTs,
Mcmbers of the Great Mission Implorod
10 Act nnd speak lovingly.

NOHlUNIH OF INV NTVWN WIHHIOn IWNTOfOW
10 Act ana speak Lovingly.
CHICAGO, May 49, The Baptist Homo
Mission society still had possession Of
the "Annivergaries" yesterday morning
when the days session was opened with
the usual devotional exercises. The
brother who led In prayer referred with
much feeling TO the little disagreement
over the color line, which marred the
proceedings Of Monday evening, and
implored the members OF the great
mission society TO act lovingly, TO speak
lovingly and TO permit the spirit of love
TO rule Rev, H, 4. Colby, Of Ohio, and
Mrs. Green, a missionary, spoke of the
difficulties in Christianizing Mexico,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
A sEsrHlNe MASS oE FLAMES.
Tho Onloials Decide 10 Flood the Mines
Several Hundred Men and boys Idle.


Several Hundred Men and Boys Idle.
WuKEsBARRE, Pa, May 99,--Work-
men In shaft No, IA Of the Pennsylvania
Coal company, at Port Blanchard, which
caught fire about month ago, but
which was thought to have been ex-
tinguished, broke through pillar yes
terday afternoon aud found the interior
u seething mass Of flames, The smoke
and gas drove the men back In con-
fusion. The fire is burning fercely and
thousands of tons Of coal will, II IL
feared, be consumed, All further opera
tions In the mine have been abandoned.
The officials of the company last night
decided TO flood the mine. This will
throw several hundred men and boys
out Of employment and destroy thou
sands Of dollars worth Of propertv.
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COLUMBUS, o., May os,--rhe follow
ing commissions were issued by Asst.
Adit. Gen, Din yesterdays Calvin 10,
Peaso, first lieutenant, and Charles n.
Sherwin second lieutenant Company o,
Thirteenth regiment, Dayton, and w,
II. Bradley, second lieutenant Company
A, Thirteenth regiment Springfield.
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Thn snnnn, I.nm nI Mnrlnn.

MARION, o., May gL-Sunday worked
new era IN Maiion's history by strict
enforcement Of an old Sunday law, and
all the cigar stores saloons and confeo-
tioneries being tightly closed, daily
newspapers alone being exempted. An
unuainlly uuiet day prevailed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
nrninI FIrhtnl nlrnrd.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., May 27--During n
quarrel nj Girard yesterday, between
John Evans and Edward James, the
latter had his nose bitten Off and eur
badly chewed. Evans was nearly scalped
by Il beer bottle handled by James.
They were arrested and held for hear
la
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
LAMB WITH TWO HEADS.
Nature Plays Curious Freak In Doubling
UP the ofhprlng OF ~ Eve.

FNDLAY, o., May 9s,-A eve on DR., A.
L. Davis farm, in Marion township, yes
terday gave birth to u double-headed
lamb, The lamb was born dead, but
was perfectly formed in all It's parts, II
had two heads and two neohs, the necks
uniting nj point between the shoulders.
Each neck had a spinal cord and verto-
bra, tho yertebra coming together In n
fork like the branches Of n tree. The
spinal cord was injured below the Joint
OF union, probably causing the DEATH
Both heads We're perfect, Of uniform
size, and having eyes, ears and tongue
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THAT GRAND OLD MAN.
AN IMMENSE GATHERING or PEOPLE
AT HAWARDGN CASTLE.

special Trains Arrive Paohed with People
from English ana welsh Towna-Nir,
Gladstone In Excellent Form and
voloo-AIra. Gladstone Held an Um-
brcila over the Head of tho Grand
ola Mana General Parliamentary
Election Predicted at an Early Day
LONDON, May 9s,.--An immense gath.
ering Of people assembled on the grounds
Of Hawarden castle yesterday 10 listen
10 an address by Mr. Gladstone,
Throughout the morning special trains
packed with people from English and
Welsh towns and villages, far and near,
were constantly arriving, while hun.
drtds Of persons living within few
miles Of the ex.prtmicr's seat joined In
procession aud marched 10 the castle,
Mr., Gladstone was in excellent form
and voice and addressed the vast crowd
from IN elevated position In q corner Of
the castle yard while Mrs. Gladstone
held an umbrella over his head 10 shield
him from the rays Of tine sun,
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Athcna AnNlnm stcMarlshln.

ATHENS, o., May es,- Michael Ryan,
Of Marietta, has accepted the steward.
ship Of the Athens asylum, in place Of
Robert n, 1lamblin, of Pomeroy, the
former steward, who declined the ap-
nointtnent
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Tho operatlon wns sucooasrnI.

VIENNA, May s.-The operation per-
formed upon The eyes Of the wife Of the
Shah Of Persia In this city recently has
proved entirely successful.
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BUTCHERS CONVENTION,


Protective Measures Against tho hlE
Four Trade mark 10 he Adopted
soui-sllrring speech by the President
CNoISSATI, o., May 2s.-The Gfth m.
nual convention Of the Butchers
National Protective association opened
at the Highland house yesterday, About
100 delegates ARE IN the city, and more
are expected, The main purpose Of the
present convention Is 10 institute pro-
tectiye measures for the association
against the gigantic "Big Four con-
Gisting Of Armour, Swift, Hammond
and Morris. In connection with this
There viii be some sort of sign or trade
mark adopted whrrewith tomnrk dressed
beef Of home preparation that has been
inspected by the health officer and pro-
nounced wholesome Mayor Mosby de-
liyerod
An Address Of Welcome,
Charles James, Of 81, Louis, president
Of the association, made u soul'stirring
speech, He ychcmeutly assorted that
the defeat Of several protective moas'
ures In the courts and In Legislatures
during the past year were not the result
OF honest legislation nor honest courts,
but Of the manipulation and m0china.
tons Of bud aud wicked men, He
spoke, too, Of the adyisahlity Of making
the association u benevolent institution,
The election Of officers was held to-day
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Mr., Gladstone delivered an important
speech at Hawarden to-day. There were
nj least 10000 people present. The ex-
premier's speech had especial reference
10 the leading political questions Affect
ing ireland, Wales and Scotland.
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and decency aud patriotism, for the
sake Of God and country people must
fight. And those were the days that
lifted people out Of tholr sensuality, out
OF their worship Of tho almighty dollar.
He was In favor Of peace, but q PROPOSE