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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-10-13
Chris Magee in Alabam

BIRMINGHAM, Oct. IA conference
has been in progress all day between
Chris Magee and the leaders Of both
Republican factions and the third part5
but no agreement was reached looking
to union of the factions. Both sides
are firm and neither will pull down its
ticket. Mr.. Magee will remain here
some days and another conference will
be held. Leaders on both sides say
that the Republican factions and Peoples
party cannot be united in Alabama be-
"onSa nobody will sacrifice themselves
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- smooth business Man.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-The great Car
Isle failure, smooth John Carlisle, hay
ing succeeded in collecting and getting
away with 100000 of advance rents,
caused tremendous sensation here, but
nothing like which follows the discov-
cry that John Carlisle secured $50, 900
worth of stock certificates from Mr..
Terrence on pretext of wanting them
for few days to push coal mining
project. 1t turns out that he sold them
at big advance and pocketed the whole
of the proceeds. Carlisle was regarded
as above suspicion,
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Arkansas Bank Goes Under.

SPRINGFIELD, Oct. IL. - The State
bank, at Arkalon, this county, suspended
payments Saturday, and the assets are
reported to be only nominal. County
Treasurer Ragland has large sum be-
longing to the county deposited in this
bank, and made demand for the money
Saturday, but was refused His term
of Office expired yesterday, and an at.
tachment suit was begun on his behalf
to protect as far us possible the interests
of the county. It's more than probable
that criminal suits will be instituted.
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Senator does not propose TO 20 near the
Harrison Hustlers this year. Senator
Quay has sent Mr.. Carter an icicle OF q
reply as an, answer. He expects to be In
Harrisburg today, and on Thursday will
find him in Pittsburg on his way home.
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Crete In Revolt.

ATHENS, Oct 19.--The inhabitants of
Crete are in revolt and have seized the
roads and mountain passes There have
been severai conflicts with the Turkish
troops hut the latter have not succeeded
in conqueriHg the Cre;ans. Reinforce.
ments are on the way from CONSTANT.
nople,
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The League Record,
DISRUPTION AT LAST.
The Western Traffic Association Commit
tee Adjourn Sine Die,

tee Adjourn Sine Die.
New YORK, Oct. 12.-The advisory
committee Of the Western Traffic asso
citation went into session yesterday. Il
takes fourteen to make a quorum. but
the Burlington and Quincy and Iowa
Central people were not present.
Later in the day it was announced
that the advisory committee had ad
journed sine die. The following resolu
ton was adopted:
Whereas, Tho Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad company has given NOTES Of
withdrawal from the Western Traffic ass6ca,
tion, such withdrawal has been followed By
the withdrawal of others, which renders the
association ineffective.
Resolved, That the meeting do now adjourn
for the reason stated, without date.
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LEXINGTON RACES.
Another Fine Day for the Blue Gras
Trotters-SalIie B Falls Dead.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 12.-Yesterday
was the sixth day of the trotting races,
The weather was perfect, the track fast,
the attendance good and the sport excel.
lent. The unfinished 2.17 class Of Mon.
day was won by Nellie Nagop in good
time. The 2.16 pacing %Hs q six.heat
affair, Storm, the favorite, finally win
ming. The Phoenix Hotel stake, dash
of one and one-eighth miles, also went
to the favorite, Honest George. The
2.19 class was red hot contest been
Greenleaf and Una Wilkes, the latter
winning the third heat and Greenleaf
the other three and the race. The g.
year-old race was an easy thing for the
favorite, Kentucky Union, she winni0 9
as she pleased. After the second heat Of
the 2.19 class Sallie B eco fell dead.
Budd Doble exhibited Martha Wilkes
(2.0S) and she was loudly cheered. The
summaries follow:
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THE MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
Money on call loaned stringent at to per
cent The closing rate was per cent.
Exchange quiet; posted rates, SL8Ga
4S1IE; actual rates, S4.sjAd4S51S for 6o-day
bills and S4S64Q 4Q4.80I6 for demand.
Government bonds closed quiet; currency
6s, l.O7; As coupon, l.l4Ss; extended rs, regis
tered, l.0OA.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows,
Union firsts, l.06lG; do sinking funds. I.O25s;
Centruls I OGlb
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Cincinnati Cattle Market.

~ CTNcfNHATf, Oct. 10.
HoGS-Market firm, receipts, cor head,
shipments. 3,l04 head; comnon. sLF6eD5.25I
fair to good light, S5.a5d16.C5; do packing,
b.9lt5oO; select butchers, s6,0SaAS5.
CATTLE-Nlarket stead y; reocints i,tes head,
shipments l57 head common, si55126o: good
10 choice. S40o046b.
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QUAY oUIEscsNT.
The Great Doodle Achilles sulks In His
Tent.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 12.-[Special.I J.
Senator Quay 10 much improved since
coming east for treatment for insomnia,
and has slept better the past few nights.
He has been much annoyed by kilograms
from National Chairman Carter of New
York, urging him to go to Republican
Headquarters for consultation, but has
made up his mind 10 Les the present man,
aeers run this campaign.
They had been waiting for Mr.. Quay
with all due patience at SIG Fifth avenue
New York. and the repeated postpone
N,suts hsye created the feeling that the
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BASEBALL.


At Pittsburg - Pittsburg, 4; Cleveland,
Called.
At NewYork-New York, @; Baltimore, 4.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 81 Boston, 4. Sec
ond me-Brooklyn, 0; Boston, 2.
AT Philadelphia Philadelphia, Z; Washing
ton, 4.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati, 4; Chicago, 8.
At st. Louis-St. Louis, Z; Louisville, @
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Apples.

5000 bushels good winter apples
wanted at the cold storage house No.
30 North Piedmont street, Canton.
ol3dw III. l.. SPELMAN.
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Joseph Zimmerman, publisher and edi.
Judge Of Sandusky county, 10 In the city.
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Worlds Fair Exoursions via Pennsyl
yania Lines ,Oct. l0kh TO 22d.

Excursion tickets to Chicago for the
Dedicatory Ceremony of the Columbian
Exposition and Worlds Fair will be sold
at reduced round trip rates, from prinoi-
Lines, October 18th, 20tb, 2lst and 22d,
valid 70 return until October 24th. For
details please apply TO nearest Penpsyl-
vania Line ticket agent.
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fsoR SALE OR ExoHANGE-For other stock,
= 1year old imported black Percneron Stallion,
At bargain. This horse was taken on debt BY
the owners, q. Aultinan Co., and can be seen at
the stables OF 5hertzer Fry, No. 80 West 7Eh g..
Canton, o., who have full authority 10 dispose Of
him for cash or other stock. olahU
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YOUNG MEN-Who have become victims Of soli-
tary vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
which annually sweeps TO an untimely grave thous'
ands OF young men OF exalted talent and brilliant
intellect, may call with confidence.
DRS. FRANCE tND 0TTMAh, after years Of ex.
perience, have discovered the greatest cure known
for weakness In the back and limbs, involuntary dis.
charges, impoteney, general debility, nervousness
anguor, confusion Of IDEAS palpitation Of the heart
timdty, trembling, dmness Of sight, or ,giddiness,
tons OF the liver lungs, stomach, or bowes-those
terrible disorders arising from the solitary vice Of
youth-and secret practices, blighting their most
radiant hopes or antiepaticns, rendering marriage
impossible. Take one candid thought before il is too
late. week or month may place your case beyond
the reach OF hope. Our method of treatment will
speedily and permanently cure the most obstinate
case, and absoluteIx restore perfect manhood.
70 MiDpL E-AGED MEh.-There are many from
the age OF SO 10 90 who troubled with frequent
evacuatione OF the bladder, often accompanied by
sght burning or smarting sensation weak ening the
system an manner the patient cannot account for.
On examination OF the urinary deposits a ropy
sediment viii be found, or the color will be thin OF
milkish hue. There are many men who die OF this
difheulty, ignorant Of the cause, which Is second
stage OF seminal weakness We will guarantee .
perfect cure In ali such cases, and healthy
restoration OF the genito-urinary organs.
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fRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
$50 Gay block nsis House cumuo coisdisss
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DISEASES OF W0MEa.-we have special de-
partment, thoroughly organized, and devoted ex-
elusively TO the trestment Of diseases Of women.
Every case consulting cur specialists, whether by
letter or In person. Is given the most careful and
eonsiderate attention. Important easss land we get
lew which have not bafled the skill Of all the
home physicians) have the benefit Of full council
OF skilled specialists. In treatment OF diseases
peculiar 70 females, our success has been marked,
over twothirds Of our patients beng ladies. old,
youngy-married, single, rich and poor Our method
Is entirely free from Objectionable features OF the
general practitioner, namely Local treatment"
We seldom hnd IL necessary. We prepare reme-
dies constitutional and local, as the case demands.
and instruct ladies how TO treat themselves.
MARRiAGE.-Married persons, or young men con-
teinplatna marriage, aware Of physical weakness,
loss Of procreatve powers mpotency, or any other
disqualification, speedily restored,
PRIVATE DlSEASES.--B Poison, VenereaI
Taint elect, Structure, Seminal Emissions, Loss Of
Sexual Power Weakness Of Sexual Organs, Want
OF Desire In Male or Female, whether from impru-
dent habits Of youth or sexual habits Of mature
years. or any cause that debitates the sexual fnc-
lions, speedily and permansntly cured. consulta-
tion free and strictly confidential. Absolute cures
guaranteed. Medicines sent free from observation
to all parts Of the United States.
EPILEPSY, OR FiTS-Postively cured by a new
and never-failing method. Testimonials furnished.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-27
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Feb. 26.-Delbert
Droyer, life prisoner here, killed William
BreGulng, fellow convict.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb 26-Wil Glib
son and Rube Marshall, white convicts,
have been shot at Wetumpka while attempt
ing to escape. Gibson is dead and Marshall
viii die.
Holly SPRINGS, Miss, Feb. 2G.-J. A.
Walling, an eX-ralroad empOye, has been
arrested here and charged with an attempt
ed robbery and shooting of four traln-hands
near Salisbury, Tenn.
CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-The National COnven-
ton of StOne-QpaTry Owners and Dealers
in Stone is in session here to-day. Perma-
nent organization was perfected with Syl-
vester Marshall of Chicago as President.
ST. LOUIS, Feb 26.-The Executive Com
mittee of the National Committee Peoples
party will meet in Omaha May II Tor the
purpose of perfecting arrangements for
holding the National Convention there
July 4.
GUTHRIE. o. T.. Feb. 26.-A prairie fire
has been burning in the northern part of
this county for some days, doing a large
amount of damage The little daughter Of
j. i. Nida was caught in the fire and
burned to death.
CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-The entire force Of 800
statf-makers employed on the Worlds Fair
grounds struck for an advance of cents
per hour to-day The contractors say the
strike will not delay work, and they will be
able to fill the strikers places.
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FEDERATED TRADES.
Stanford Denounced as an Enemy o
Labor.

Stanford Denounced Enemy of
Labor.
The Council OF Federated Trades last
night accepted the credentials of the follow
ing new delegates: Aristide Jurot of the
marine cooks and walters, w. J. Nodder
of the uphosterers, A. j. Bulger Of the
clerks, Frederick Albion and II. Ertatt of
the sailors. August Ziehlwalt and Anton
Voge Of the Brewery WOrkmeu's Union.
The GroceTs' Protective Union sent a
communication to the effect that it had
withdrawn from the council. because its
atfiliatiOn with the trades had not been ben
eficial.
The Executive Committee reported that it
had good reason to believe that the trouble
between the Fort Bragg mmbeTmen and the
Knights of Labor would soon be settled
amicably.
The women shoe-ftters reported that the
Federated Trades of Alameda had indOrsed
their action in relation to a local maniac
turer, who had reduced wages.
The rOn-mOlders' delegates stated that
there is dissension in their union.
A resolution was passed indorsing the Pa
cifc Coast LabOrers' Unions efforts to Sc
cure funds to test the consttutionality OF
the State eight-hour law This union was
founded by w. NJ. Wiley, and before the
resolution was passed 1t was denounced by
the representative OF the Tanners u Uni0n as
one Of Leland Stanfords tools, and Stanford
was scored as the worst enemy labor has
ever had in this State.
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STRUGGLING STOCKHOLDERS.
Fighting for the Control Of the Union Switch
md Sicnal Cnmpanv.

Fighting FOR the Control Of the Union Switch
ond Signal Company.
PITTsBURG, teb. 2G.-Ihere viii be an
other fight to secure the control of the Union
Switch and Sgnal Company at the coming
annual meeting Of the stockholders in
March. One year ago Boston interests sue
ceeded In oveTthr0wiag the Westinghouse
regime ana this year the latter viii make
au etfcrt to regain us lost power. Circulars
asking for proxies have been issued by the
Boston stockholders. in which q summary
is given Of the management during the past
twelve months.
It's claimed that since the new administra-
ton took hold the floating lnterest-bearing
Indebtedness has been reduced from S4IS 900
10 SIS4 700; the annual fixed salary charges
were reduced $4,000, and the open accounts
payable $4,000, that the common stock has
been Increased nearly 800 per cent and the
preferred stock 2O0 per cent, aud the con-
tracts for the frs SIX weeks Of 1892 aggre-
gate within $500 900 Of the total business Of
1891
Westinghouse is In New York, but his
private secretary, in commenting upon the
circular. said lt was on q par with all the
efforts Of TIE presentmana-ement TO belittle
Westinghouse and his connection with the
company. The notes of the company Eear
his indors emeut and are carried with his
collateral. The contracts were secured
through Me5srs. Westinghouse and = ltcairn,
and while the circular gives the impression
that the net earnings are about $4,000. as
a matter OF fact they are about $4,000 1t
is said that Westinghouse already has
proxies for more than IL the entire capital
stock, and Is not Worrying.
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FOREIGN BREVITIEs.


BERLIN Feb 26,-In a railroad collision
near MaIborn three soldiers were killed and
several injured
LONDON, Feb. 26-The Government of
Russia has officially expressed its regrets
for the expulsion of Captains Younghus-
band and Davidson. British officers, from
Pamir, by Russian officers.
LONDON, Feb, 26.-The Commons to-day
agreed to motion by Balfour that Edward
Samuel Wesley Decobain, q member of East
Belfast. being fugitive from justice, be ex-
PEELED from the House
BERLIN, Feb. 26-The Imperial Minister
of Foreign Affairs announced to the Budget
Committee of the ReichStag, to-day, that the
Government had determined to abandon the
German possessions in Southwest Africa.
SYDNEY, N. S. W., Feb. 26.-Messrs. Fin
lays0n and Smith, directors. and Miller,
manager Of the Australian Mercantile Loan
Company, have each been sentenced TO
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GoULD's REPORTED ILLNESS.
Rumors That He Was Frustrated With a
Sudden Chill.

New YORK, Feb 26-Tho last World re-
wives the story that Jay Gould is again i'll
and asserts this is the reason the tour Of his
roads set for last "Wednesday has been post
pO ed 1t IS alleged he was seized with
chill Tuesday night and has been pros
trated since. His son George. in the same
article, denies bis father is i'll and says the
tour vas postponed for business reasons.
The World maintains that Gould is threat
ened with pneumonia and his condition IS
growing alarming.
Under display head the Evening World
printed a two-cOlumn story relative to the
condition of Jay Gould, saying that his
physician rad been in constant attendance
upon him since Tuesday night. That even
ing a reception was held at GOuld's house
and after it he was seized with a chill The
World said that symptoms Of pneumonia
had developed and his condition was alarm
ing.
Members Of the family to-day denied
that Mr. Gould's condition was alarming,
aud this evening it is stated he was up aud
about in the afternoon.
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THE CONSERVATIVE POLICY.
Balf0Gr Determined to Pass Ills Measures
for Ireland.
PARLIAMENT'S DISSOLUII lion PROBABLE.
Salisbury to Call Conference - Coming
Contest Over The Custody Of the
Paris Fund.
ARLIAMENPS DISSOLUTION PROBABLE.
Copyrighted. 1892. by the New York Associated
Press

LONDON, Feb. 20 The Conservatives,
who are urging the Government to dissolve
Parliament about Easter, have their reasons
enforced by the daily difficulty experienced
by the Conservative whips in keeping
enough members together to prevent the
opposition from snatching a division on
anything like an organized party struggle.
By the time Chaplin's small holding bill
has passed, the House will have 20 vitality
left for prolonged wrangles over the Irish
government bill. Still, Balfour shows no
disposition to recede from his intention to
carry that measure. In a letter to the Bris-
tol UniOnist Club he says he hopes to COM
plete the general scheme by introducing
bill transferring to Ireland private bill legis-
latiOn. Lord Salisbury has Informed his
supporters of his intention to hold con-
ference on the eve Of the day that the Irish
local go yernment bill is given to the COM
mittee. The opposition tactics, he says,
under Gladstone's leadership, will then have
developed. and the Conservatives will be
enabled to decide what course to pursue.
Control OF the Paris Fund.
Chancery proceedings are about to open,
following a writ served upon Mrs ParneU
and Justin Mccarthy Jointly, at the instance
of Redmond, Harrington and others, with a
view to decide the custody of the Paris
funds. The special fund which the Irish
Nat onal Federation started a year ago for
electoral and other purposes is progressing.
Tie total is now e12,O0O. and the fund is
gro wing weekly, the American cOntribu-
tions largely increasing.
The proposals Of Secretary Foster for re-
stricting European emigration to the United
States are anxously discussed by the At
lantic steamship com panies. The suggested
Increase Of the head tax implies increased
passenger rates. A high steamship author
ity says, While the scheme Will create posi-
tons IN the European ports for new class
of Ot1ice-seekerS at the cost of the Atlantic
steamship lines, it will lmpel emigration to
other countries-esp specially TO Canada. The
exactiug Of a bond OF $4,000 from the
steamship-Owners as pledge for the return
OF Objectionable emigrants within two years,
he holds, will be impossible of observance.
James SpurgeOn, brother OF the late
Charles SpurGeon, has Professionally as
sumed the duties OF the pastOrate Of the
Metropolitan Tabernacle. Rev. Mr.. Pier
son was the most popular candidate, but he
is a Pres byterian, ana the trust deed re-
QuiTes a Baptist. Pierson will continue to
occupy the pulpit, and will PROBABLY for
mally Join the Baptists.
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POLICE AT WORK.
Tracking Down a Woman Engaged in
Nefarinns Bnsiness

Tracking Down a Woman Engaged in a
Nefarious Business.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-"Atter a woman
that is charged with traffic in young girls"
That is the statement that people in posi-.
ton to know announce is the day and night
work of Inspector Byrnes' men. A cable
dispatch from Paris says that man who
claims to have lived in Washington and
New York is under arrest in that city for
the alleged Transporting Of young French,
English and German gir!s to this country
IT is further stated that the Chief of the
Partisan Police has communicated with In
spector Byrnes asking him to look up the
past record of the stranger, who Is known
in the West as Monsieur Giyaudet.
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SILVER IN INDIA.
Fluctuations in the Rates of Exchange
Caused a Demand for Free Coinage.

Fluctuations in the Rates of Exchange
Caused a Demand for Free Coinage.
LONDON, Feb. pa dispatch to the
Times from Calcutta says: In an address to
the Government by the Bengal Chamber Of
Commerce on the subject OF exchange the
statement is made that it is impossible for
men in business to have any confidence in
the future value of the rupee. 1t is added
that it is the belief of the members of the
Chamber OF Commerce that there is no come
plete remedy for fluctuations in the rates
of exchange except by either the establish
meEt by an International agreement Of
system of free coinage of both gold and
silver at fixed rates. or the adoption Of
gold standard by India. Failing in these
remedies, they see nothing in future, except
gradual decentralization of silver by one
country after another, with violent and end
less fluctuations in the relative values of
gold and silver, and a fall in the value Of
he rupee IS no. impossible to predict
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THE HOUSE.
Stewart, a Republican Representative,
UnseAted by the Democrats.

Stewart, Republican Repres sentative,
Unseated by the Democrats.
The Democrats increased their majority
in the House of Representatives. by one to-
day. Andrew Stewart OF the Twenty fourth
Pennsylvania District, Republican, was
unseated and Alexander K, Craig, his Demo-
cratic contestant, was declared regularly
elected. The first vote was on the minority
resolution confirming the right of Stewart
to the seat, and il was defeated by 58 to 100
The majority resolution seating Craig was
adopted without division.
Cochran of New York and Babbitt of
Wisconsin voted IN favor Of the Republican
COntesIee.
Savers submitted a conference report on
the urgent deficiency bill, ,and it was agreed to.
The bill appropriates S42S, ,6J4, being Sl49,-
4S3 more than it was originally passed by
the House and SIS. 333 less than passed the
Senate.
The House then took up unfinished bust
ness, being private bill day. The bill for
tho relief Of Aquilia Jones was considered
and fiaally passed by us to 65. a recess
was then taken until O'Clock in the even
i,U