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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETs.

There was on easy success achieved by the bulls In
wheat ut the early session yesterday and the nervous
shorts covered while OF the local traders bought
for q RISE The figures Of the Washington Bureau OF
statistics on the condition Of winter wheat were greatly
below the expectations of the most sanguine bulls ana
III addition cables were strong and higher cearances
were large, and the interior movement was ony nod,
crate. The advance extended finally to 1871 10
cents But when IL was noticed that the foreigners
were sellers. despite the frmucss abroad and that the
rush to SELL Early buyers unloaded. and the
bears helped the downward movement by hammering
on every weok spot. Authorizations OF a break In the
car blockade wat, and an extremely moderate export
Inquiry, added to the heaviness The speculative
options opened at 81 OF SIS, ieil to 81 o. as, Dse
70 81 o5 IA. and then went to q o6 - May
and then went back to 81 os IS. shot wheat closed
LA IL cent lower. after q firm opening. Exporters
took $4,000 shels.
Corn broke sharply on the spot and for December
deyery with increased oerngr OF both a THIS ms
ras the the ss e heped the
dency. December options are down 2 cents, under
ssy or Of we wescT Sa
elned In sympathy with spot and the current month
and az Pp Hss pressed esG or s SSR
bushels part of ii for special delivery in December and
Oats ruled steady early but subsequently weakened
with corn closing 3so1-2 cent lower on options The
Lard steady but slow in the option line: There
were sales Of 1000 terces on the spot and to arrive
The final quotations were as follows:
Wheat-December, 81 06 IA; January, 81 06 10 ;
February. 81 OF: March. 81 Os 49, May. 81 0s 10.
Corn-December. 81: January, So "a; February,
"a "a May 81 SIS cents
oats-December, Al; January, 40 1-s May, 30 IL
cents
Lard-January, SO AZ; February, sc SO; March,
sc g. May, 80 81.
The receipts of grain and -four reported yesterday at
New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were as
bushels: oats 212 1877 bushels: total grain 1885, Alb
bushels; -four, $500 packages. At Chicago Mil
and OiiS the arrivals
764 bushels: corn. 26s.o76 bushels: oats, 1877 500
bushels; total grain, $40 bushels -FOUR 30 402
barrels.
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, Dec. IL (specaD.-Ream, who has been
experimenting on the long side Of wheat for some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
rrvoRs ABOUT THE GOLD BOYS.
..,n 10 BE HEAVILY SHORT OF STOCKS AT THE
WRONG TIME.


v,,h,n the last few days the gossip Of Wall Street
- ns.n polnting to the so-called Gould contingent
Ae principal part Of the short element existing in
~. stock market Many conservative commission
49, are satisfied that the short interest in the
s.a,ns stocks is extremely large. Their own ex-
800 and Investigations into the condition of the
- loan market here and IN Other cities have con-
-,o.s them that some large operators are heavily
80 AZ stocks and a. prices which far below The
"..snt basis. II Is not to be denied. either that
l.mmon belief holds the biggest bears to be the sons
:, Law Gould and the persons who initiate their sup
oO.ed speculative position.
"A Is argued that this must be the case because Of
10 oag hesitation Of Mr.. Gould In asserting to the
~ nv which the collateral trust of three years was
ssed 10 provide for the floating debt Of the Union
p.eiae and the "ultra-conscrvatiS,n" shown In the
ssiue OF the quarterly dividend on Missouri Pacific
=. IN. end of september. This action a severe
ask no confidence in Wall street and II was not until
- Lsf Week that its effect was seen TO have worn
w y on the stock market There is doubt that jay
ss~mk himeeH contemplated antagonizing the sum-
49, inward movement, but gossip credits the young
coulds with having been betrayed into bear poston(
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
COTTON FLOATING IN THE GULF STREAM.

Several incoming steamers In the last few days nave
reported bales Of cotton floating with the Gull stream
and strung along from the capes Of Florida nearly MP
to Cane Uatteras 1t is thought that this cotton comes
from the stranded steamship Trcgurno. which went
ashore ten miles south OF Jupiter Inlet some time be-
fore December 8. The Tregurno was Aoaded with
cotton and from Galveston bound for Liverpool.
When she grounded the Florida coast a messenger
was dispatched to Jupiter Inlet the nearest telegraph
station, who sent dispatch 10 Key West for help.
No further news has been received Of the steamer as
she Hes in an unfreQuented part of the coast, with
which communication Is difficult. The latest reports
OF the floating cotton came from the steamship
Smeaton Tower,which arrived here from the West
Indies yesterday. and the steamship Propous. which
arrived at Liverpool the day before. 1t is thought
that the TregrnO threw her of cotton overheard
in attempting II get of the beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
BUFFALO GRAIN MARKET.

Buffalo, Dec. 11.-wheat-No. hard dlll, closing
at vi "a loo bushels NO. ] northern sold at
sold at 81 OF rs. closing at ~ or No. Northern
closed at 05c; winter wheat weak cars No. = red
No. white sold at 99c. Corn easier, demand
I'd t car. NO. seHow spa 90 - ear ys no,e
sold at SEA 53c: No. sold at 65a 65 1-2c
10 cars No do sold at $40 cars No. do sold at
5ld Sc. Oats lower good demand at decline: 10
No. white sold at 30 Ice; do sold at - 34c
No. 3 white sold at $50: No. mixed al
81 1-4c asked. Barley dull fancy Western, 7Oc No. 2
Western, SIC; State, 85ca76c; Michigan, good to
choice, $50 CSC Iowa. 5Od 55c Canada. 8Oa91c. Rye
dull No. Q, 97c asked. Flour firm fair demand best
spring S. i5a s. 25: winter S5d 50 Rye-Hour,
81 Goa IS 80. Mil feed firm: coarse winter bran,
$1s; do spring. 81 IS. Recepts-Flour, 81. 300
bbls wheat, I06 900 bush corn, $4,000 bush rye.
10000 bush. Shipments-Flour, 10000 bbis wheat,
242 900 bush; corn, 154 900 bush oats, $4,000 bush.
"SQUEEZERSs
Playing cards, Triton brand are used by the Army
and Navy All dealers. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
Chickering Piano.

ONLY RECIPIENT OF CROSS OF
LEGION OF HONOR AND GRAND GOLD
MEDAL At PARIS EXPOSPTION-UsED
EXCLUSIVELY IN THOMAS, GILMORE
AND sEIDL CONCERTS AT MADISON
SQUARE GARDES, AND IN SEASONS 49,
'9l, '02 OF BOSTON sSYMPHONY or
CHESTRA IN NETWORK. Pronounced by
LISzT. GOTTsCHALK and DE PACHMAN
the instrument that comes nearest the human
voice.
For sale, cash or easy instruments; also ior
rent small stock Of secondhand pianos 70
be had at very reasonable prices.
CHICK ERING HALL, 18th Av. 18th St., n. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

tended by Dr.. z. II. Cox, who thinks that she can.
not recover Thenol who is Q carpet-Iayer was ar
ns s Mse on thursday afternoon; and at the Harlem
OF his wife's injuries. " """'' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
NO NEW MONMOUTH PlRY.

NO NEW MONMOUTH PARK.
An absurd story that the Monmouth Park Association
was going TO buy land at Oak Point which to build
new racetrack published yesterday. II Is hardly
necessary deny the truth of It, its face 1t is
nonsensical and ridiculous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
THE PETROLEUM MIRkET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The visible supply of refined oil at the seven prin-
cipal European Continental ports on November 80 was
sSI 900 barrels decrease OF 900 barrels com
pared with year ago. The quantity taken for con-
sumption from the ports from July to November
30 2266 900 barrels, decrease Of 1861 900 barrels
nom the corresponding period Of last year. The ex-
ports OF Russian oil from Batoum In October far
repo ted, were: TO Eastern Asia SGT 900 cases 10
other English ports $4,000 barrels; TO Italy,. 10000
barrels.
spite of small falling Off in the output of the Nc
Dona pool the C udc oil markets yesterday we've dull
and rarely steady. At the Stock Exchange 10000 bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

II is good sign, also that collections are, on tn
whole Improving though slow at New-Oreans ant
some Southern points, and only fair in some lines a
Eastern cities.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
Real estate to GTrbange.


CXCHANGE.-Brookly mats, fully rented.
II central cation; also tenemene.
rented, for farm or country residence j..
c. HOYT, II Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
The Game of Innocence Abroad.
xCITINGi JOLLY Suited FOR ALL AGES.
Citn Real Gstate Go Get.


DOR LEASE.-Vacant lots on 18th, 18th
L and &Uth sts., between Avenue A and
East River; also small brick building on
1Yth-st. Apply to IL. D., or JOHN U.
BKOOkMAN, AZ Exchange Place.
IGHT LOFTS, excellen. for msnuiact-
elevator building equipped with HARNESS.
automatic fire extinguishers; low insurance,
moderate rent. Apply at elevator, 80 walk
er-st, near Broadway.
ITO RENT.-76th-st., West, foar-story
almost completely furnished newly
decorated terms reasonable. FREDEklCk
ZITTEL 206 ColuInbus-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

rcls were sold at SO IL cents At the Consolnstes
Board 5000 barrels changed hands at SO $50 Do Do
cent The specu alton featurcless.
Refined quotations were unchanged ~ 042 Genus Per
gaon IN barrels ard no cents In cases Foreign quo
TAFT rs were: Antwerp, Is 1916 francs, Brcmeus
$50 marks London, 8 f-205 SD.
COTTON MARKETS.
A., Liverpool Dee. II, 4 p. M Cotton-The sales q
the day reached 200 bales American. Futures closed
quiet but steady MISUNDERSTANDING; low middins
clause December delivery. 1564d sellers December
and January delivery, 1854 sellers: January and
February delivery, 4 1s-o4d vauc: February and
March delivery, 90 64d sellers: March and April
delivery, 26-G4d sellers: April aud May delivery,
4 3O-S4d sellers; May and June delivery, 3a-646
34-64d June and July delivery, 37-64d buyers;
July and August delivery, 4064d buyers.
Galveston Dec. u.-Cctton steady: midding,
516c low middling, 1J-16c good ordinary. q 3-sc;
net and gross receipts, 66s4 bales exports to Gaa
Britain, 1857 bales; coastwise 1906 bales; sales,
go4 bales spnners, ~ bales; stock 13o,1es bales:
Weekly Net receipts. 81 02s baes gross 81 028 baess
exports to Great Britain, 3s.s55 bales; TO the Com
tnent 1885 bales; coastwise, 1908 bales sales,
0,001 bales: splnners, 131 bales.
Norfolk, Dec. II.-Cotton dull: midding 1880:
net receipts, 4,756 bales; gross 4,703 baes exports
coastwise, 2,2io bales; sales, 1,13I bales: stock,
65,447 bales. Weeldy-Net receipts, c0,OI0 bales:
gross, eO1s7 bales: exports 10 Great Britain, LOO
bales 10 France, LEO bales TO the Continent 2,773
bales; coastwise, $500 bales; sales 1917 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
FURNISHED Rooms.

A HANDSOME parlor suite, 2 rooms, $50
"A monthly; also large and small rooms
for gentlemen. 81 West 22d.st.
A T LAFAYETTE BATHS, 1S Lafayette
n overwhelmingly furnished Large emo
small rooms, reasonable, including use Of
baths restaurant attached.
1877. Opposite Mount
WI Norris PSrk.--Baek parlor and smaller
room connecting; suitable for physician !;
American family.
ID EVERE HOUSE, corner Broadway and
IL n on ston. 81. -Cemfortabi rooms for 90
cents per day and upward
o WEST BITE -ST.-Large furnished room
i Cfor one or two gentlemen; Cd floor all
oonveniences; references.
OsO WEST 12TH-ST.-Large rooms and
<CJ bedroom furnished, for light house.
keeping or gentlemen terms moderate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

An overworked brain brings on headache. nervous
ness biousness, constipation and dyspepsia. Simmons
Liver Regulator quickly relieves these troubles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
FLATS 90 Get, ianfnrnisbco.


+ kANsLYN. 81 EAST 18TH sT.--Pleas-
ant 1.foOm suites $40 70 $50 lanltoi.
LET.-FuFBishtd or UNFINISHED, sin
No. ie Tat, second rooms and bath stem
~ beautifully decorated best location I'D
M lily 1Stl--t. and Madison-aye. rent
s.zon. 80 Esst 7stb-st
A DyKRyIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW
mfvrnnak TRIBUNE WILL PE RE
syaaD AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
,iiS Broadway. corner Thirty -frst,st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
Citp Real estate for Sale.


A CHOICE 4-lOt corner, West End.ave.
"A SIS coo. STEVENS, 9th-avc., corner
S3d-st. ana 104th-st.
d MISUNDERSTANDING or Madisen-aye.,
~ and fiat on East SOth-st. GREENBAOM
1910 MadisOn-avc.
q OLTMIT- 300 ING HALL. 18th
" ave. between 1f4th and 10th sts', for
sale. After IL o. N.
pARLEM, 423 East 123d-st.-Briek house
Al 4-story, cellar, ~ rooms. improvements,
1900 cash will buy or 10 let cheap. La
fETRA, go East 120th-st.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
u OF SALES acres suitable Tor SUD-
i dividing; located on uyrtle-ave., ad-
joining city line one-half may remain on
bond aud mortgage at ; reT cent. ADDRESS
GENEI.AL AGENT, 900 oatcs-ave., Bklyn
u OR SALE.-Sew houses. store fronts !
L some Of the finest 2.story and basement
erolm aud bath polished cabinet trim, hard
wood finish slsc 81 and story houses
Inquire PIsrFR GARDNER, ~ Decatur
a., cor Saratoga ave. open Sundays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
FURNISHED 4onses.

Country.
A ST. AUGUSTINE, fLA:-To rent Tor
"A winter season, gentleman's residence !;
fully furnished attractive grounds, stable
etc. Apply 10 PHILLIPS j. WELLS,
Tribune Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
u COMPANY.-Bills and circulars dis
tributct In q careful manner als0 bills col
iected best references. T.. CLARK, Man-
eyer $40 Atlsntic-ave., Brooklyn.
OORSET Shoulder Braces. Ladies' and
L Gentlemen's Abdominal Belts Elastic
Stockings Made 10 order. II. III. SCHNOTER,
russes, Suspensories, $50 6th-ave., near
32d-st.
GENTLEMEN wishing to dispose Of their
N left-off clothing at fair value VIII
please call OIL or address EDWARD
MILLER, 66 6th-ave.
yxyANTED.-A Newfoundland or Scotch
w collie pup; state price. Communicate
A. b., $50 Broad-st.. Newark, N D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
tl)ork Uante0.

Uork 1Unntf0.
Females.
A LADY would like. some employment Is
A rapid writer and correspondent Nd
dress GATES, TOmpkinsvilie, Staten
Island.
GAsHIER.-By a young woman Of push
l. and brains thoroughly conpetent D
wears references. Address Nj. l.. MoK'
RIs. 20 Hcnry-st.
~ YGLIsH LADY, active, experienced and
IL reliable. seeks a RESPONSIBLE P9s,ti,onn ci
a husIness nature no canNassih3' Ih"hN l.
g15 Statc-st. Albany, \. \.
IEYTLEMEN. = Underclothing repaired
In ncatly. washed dfy, open-air; or iami-
Ites. by respectable widow lady. ADDRESS
nEFERENCE. Box 3. Freeport. Il. ].
IACE WORK ERS.-Two Irish women
IL would Ike work In a lace factory OF
.aon: understand all point stitches, gui.
pure and applique Aaafess " " NJ io'
Woodwortb-ave.. Yonkers, n. y.
SyTEy0GRAPBEKs SUPPLIED
- 10 Business Men
without charge 20 either party;
wYCKOFF SEAMANS a. BENEDICT
s27 BroaH"s- New-York.
- FAI, GARMENTS repaired, home or
- out Mrs BARKER. l16 West 33th-
:, II wears with George Smith, Regent-st'
London, and Gunther's. 6th-sye.
<. TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- by young lady, having sxperiehee
excellent references salary mooefate. "a.
dress Miss CLARA GENkL' 10 Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
Conntrp Real Csiaic for Sale

A 5ENCY FOR MONTCLAIR--D
"A for sale or 10 let, furnished or lniur-
nlkhec land by the acre or l0t. LBS
TAYLOR, BeekmaD-st, New-loik.
WIN. II. PARSONS, Upper Mobtclalr.
A FARM OF 1870 acres, lying between the
"A zinc ard iron mines at Stirilng ana
franklin Hi and on the line OF tnslf rI Iil
tings. SAMUEL Il. DOsEf' franklin
u ADAMS Hotel bar end livery. Md.
~ farms In Virginia. Address owner
=. II. WILMER, Not;owsy Z. IL, va.
r OR sALE.-Two desirable situations IN
Florida on the river, near Jacksoh-
VILE one uniMproVed. the other me or
shge grove the owner may BE- consuiIeI tIus
Month. Address NJ. W, Box IL, ifioohc
N NV OUTAGE. 81 $50; terms 800
I cash. balance $50 half yearly loo, o0n
80 feet 10 minutes walk from deloe ~
.fsins daily; 10 miles from city spa.snnoonIu
Iocston. Also z room cottage Sz,'yv'
NC NC one 'or 81 300; don't paw rent, L.
"oCCOTi. owner. 90 Cenire-st.. n. J..
ITO CLOSE AN ESTATE, valuable
:. f'ult aHd dairy farm and mill properly
oesomers Centre on the Mahopac Bfhncnn
NE Harlem L.. r.; will sell over iVo
sstSres separate from mill property Tor ie,S
man the late owner had the buildings; SOCK
80, on u insured for. For portlcular- az
s,sss gESSE u: GRIFFEN, Trustee hof~'
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY FARMS
o. 81 acres $4,000: 10G ceres. slo'Voo,
s syoo buildings: attractive location hour
s.-ant ATWATER. $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

II OUSEW DIRK by neat Pennsylvania
IL girl; fully competent For general work
OF small lamily; city or country good ooOa,
neat waitress With Mrs. TYLER, $40 9th
ave. above fish market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

for Sale.
At REDUCED PIICES.-500 second
"A hand wood and iron working machines
fully guaranteed machinery bought and en-
changed. GEORGE =. EDDY, 39S Madl-
sOn-st.
A BARGAIN.-Fischer upright piano
n with stool Sl25 Peek, 80; good
piano from $40 upward, cash and install
ments. wINTERRO1H. III 4th-ave, cor.
ner 12th-st.
A LMOST NEW $500 upright three pedal
~ pAtcnt g. and piaao. sl50 silver mount
ed sacrificed must sell. 236 Wes5 42d-st.
n OLLHOUSE, new, made 10 order,
IL rooms, for sale cheap. III. LUTZ, loo
9th.ave.
YSTER AND CHOP HOUSE FOR
~ SAIIE-A bargain II sold at once good
place. Call at PSI shave, Brooklyn; no
agents.
< FCOND.HAND UPRIGHT p AMOS
- Chickerine, Decker, Stadie. &c. Only
Sl25 up; cash or time new pianos rented
square Only sS5. 2053 Lexington-ave.,
1Z5th.st
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-06-04
THE GORILLA.
A Notorious and Dangerous Grim
inal Captured In Canton.
He Is Wanted In Chicago For a $4,000
Bank Robbery--.The Particulars.

Robert Rnthborne, alias Robert Roberts,
alias "The Gorilla" one of the most no.
torious and desperate crooks in the coun-
try, was arrested in Canton Saturday, by
Detective Kellogg and Officer Stnallfeld.
He is charged with robbing Chicago bank
OF SO, 600 sometime since.
Detective Frank Kellogg is connected
with the Pinkerton Detective Agency and
is employed 10 keep the crooks away from
the Forepaugh show. For some time th,r
has been gang following the circus, aud
Saturday Kellogg sighted the Gorilla, He
called Officer Smallfleld and the crook
when arrested made play to get his re.
volver. The detective was too quick for
him and soon disarmed the desperate
man.
The Gorilla had on his person large 45
caliber revolver and Sl1S in money. He
was taken to police headquarters and
afterwards removed to the county iaiI
He will be taken back to Chicago as soon
as the necessary papers are received.
The man is most dangerous criminal
and has a record. He would no doubt
have put an end to the detective and po-
lice officer IL he had been given half
chance. Great credit is due to Detective
Kellogg for making the capture.
The following dispatch from Chicago
gives the particulars of the crime for which
the Gorilla is wanted: "The arrest OF the
GORILLA Is most important One,' salu
Lieutenant Ripley today, referring to the
arrest of Robert Rathborn in Canton, o.,
Saturday. Robert Rathborn, alias Rob
erts, who Is known to the police as 1.-THE
gorilla,n will be brought back TO Chicago
for perpetrating most daring bank rob-
berry ON the west side over year ago.
With man named Benson, who is also q
clever crook, Roberts plann. d to rob Il. G.
Gehrke's bank at the corner of Milwaukee
avenue and Robey street. The attack was
made at the noon hour, when but few peo-
pie were OH the streets. Benson attracted
the attention of the official behind the
counter while 'ihe gorilla seized bum
die OF bank notes containing 5000. The
clerk saw the theft, however, and gave the
alarm. Both thieves took to their heels,
but were captured by officers and locked
up. "The gorillan was arraigncd, placed
under $500 bail, and jumped his bond.
Since then the police have been making
every effort 10 capture the fugitive. Sat
urday Detective Kellogg arrested the fugi-
tive as he was working the crowd that at
tend show AZ Canton. Roberts is one
of the cleysrest all around thieves in this
country said Lieutenant kpley today,
"and we ought to have no trouble in con-
victing him of this bank robbery. He has
been following the President on his West
ern tour and working the crowds.
Marshal Gentry received word from the
Pinkertou Agency that reqnisition papers
to take tue Gorilla back to Cnicago, The
officer hDs not yet arrived and tho man is
still in iail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-06-04


A KEG of beer caused the horrible death
OF four persons at Taylortown, Pa, sun.
day morning. 1t was the natural result OF
o drunken orgy, such as is common in the
coal and oil regions of Pennsylvania,
where men and women live in a primitive
state, surrounded only by the bare necessi-
ties of life, and whose sole enjoyment Is
derived from intoxicating lquor.-lAllt-
ance Review.
The above is from that great Protec-
tion organ of the East End. 1t Is in
the nature of a give away. How does
it happen that these highly protected
workers, under that perfect Protective
tariff, of our only great Protection
statesman, should compel men to work
in highly Protected industries for ex-
clusively Protected millionaires, and be
compelled to live In primitive state of
barbarism, on only the bare necessities
Of life, with no enjoyment save that de-
rived from intoxicating liquor. This is
a serious question. 1t touches the
heart of our common humanity. 1t
proves that Protection is another name
for starvation of labor and degreda-
tion of society," strictly according to the
Review,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-06-04
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

Panama canal shareholders have asked
the assistance of the French government
to complete the ditch.
The Hebrew emigration society has en-
gagged four baltic steamers for the exclu-
sive purpose of carrying refugees.
Gable & Co.'s four coal mines near
Washington, Ind, have been closed until
fall on account of strike Six hundred
men are out of work.
Moonlighters fatally shot farmer
Named Crawley in County Donegal.
Crawley had rented farm from which
the former tenant had been evicted
One more unfortunate has gone over
Niagara Falls in q row-boat. Pieces of the
boat were found, but no trace of the un-
known occupent.
Hayti'5 new revolution has already col
lapsed, and 10 rebels have been captured.
The department Of the west is under mar.
tial law. The trouble is laid to Legitime.
Opponents of Senator-elect Calrare try-
ing to induce the governor of Florida to
withhold his Signature from Calls GER
ticate Of election, snd then. declaring
that no le3a! election h,ls taken place, ap-
point a senator.
1T a general meeting Of the 1--WE central
labor bodies Of Chicago Sunday organized
labor took radical stand against any fur
ther move TO give public assistance TO the
Worlds Fair is long as their demands of
minimum rate rorefuscd. Resolutions
iron resolutions were cast at the fair, and
the directors and a committee was ap-
pointed % COntiuun the Gvhr