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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-09

CONGRESSMAN SPRINGER of Illinois,
chairman of the ways and means COM
mittee, favors an extra session of Con-
gress in April. He thinks one will be
called to deal with the silver question
aud the tariff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-09

1t is not probable that the conferences
between the secretary and the commits
sioners will be anything more than
formal until after the arrival Of the
next steamer from Hawaii. which is due
at San Francisco on the Sth inst, con-
tanning further advices as to the situa-
tion Of affairs upon the islands. The
state department expects to receive by
that steamer full reports from Minister
Stevens of the events in connection with
the revolution and of what has occurred
since. The commissioners also look for
additional instructions from the pro-
visional government regarding their
mission to this country. Until these
communications have been received it
Is said the commissioners will not be
presented to President Harrison.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-09
Another italian Bank Failure.

ROME, Feb. THE Banca Associa.
zone of Florence has failed. It's liabili.
ties amount TO 1000, 600 lire. IL is sus.
pected that the bankruptcy of the con-
cern is fraudulent, and the manager aud
cashier have been arrested.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-09

FITS-All Fits stopped free by DIR.
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No Blts
after the fret day'e use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise and s. trial bottle free 10 Fit
caaeH. Send 70 DR.. Kline, 9si Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa. sis&w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-09

Assignee Willism 4cMillen on SAtur-
dSy afternoon sold the. .Vosht stone quar-
~, at bridgeport. north OF MAssilIon, 10
Valentine Fries Of NorWalk, for 81. 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-09
Harvard Made Money.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Feb. 6.-HarYard's
receipts from the various sports last year
aggregated SjS, AL. Her total expeadi-
ture was $50 $50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-09
Minister Stevens Letter.

AS long ago as last November, Minis
ter Stevens wrote letter setting forth
the 'vantages Of the Hawaiian islands
to the United States and the desirability
of their acquisition by this country, in
which he said:
"The time is near when we must de-
eide who shall hold these islands as a
part of their national territory. 1t is not
possible for them much longer foreman
Alone. Their people and the United
States will soon be compelled by circum-
stances and events to decide whether
the Hawaiian islands will have unity,
liberty and autonomy with the United
States or become a colonial possession Of
ap European power. What Webster,
clayton and Marcy saw forty years ago
and Seward, Fish and Blaine and the
administrations they represented clearly
perceived may now well be considered
by the American people.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-09

: Speaking of the probable course Of
events on the islands, Commissioner
Carter said that the provisional govern
ment would not undertake any legisla-
tive action pending the negotiations
with the United States upon the sub
ject of annexation, except that the ad-
visory council, which stands in the stead
OF legislative legislature, would prob
ably repeal the lottery bill which the
recent legislature passed the day before
it was prorogued by the lately deposed
Queen.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-26
CONSUMPTION CURED IN JAPAN.
a Native Physician Achieves Marvellous
Success with the Il Oc1, Method.


Success with the u och Method.
San Francisco special: A report OF deep
interest 10 the medical world comes from
Japan. DR.. Kilnsato of Toxic. known as
the discoverer OF the bacillus Of tetanus,
and who was for seven years II student un-
der and co-laborcr OF Professor Koch, OF
Berlin. has achieved remarkable success in
Japan Ia consumption by the Koch method
lie has been given an imperial decoration
and the Government has recognized his
skill and services FOR the public welfare
The last Parliament set aside s45, 900 for
his use during this year and $4,000 each
for the next two years. Besides consump-
ton, he 10 investigating cholera, typhus
and diptheria Tor the Government lie has
been given Il temporary hosp tai. and n
large and costly building is being hrccted
by the Government for his permanent use.
Recently four out of five consumptives
were discharged Ms cured after ten weeks
treatment, and the fifth was almost free
from symptoms. Nearly all OF twenty-five
other patients were showing favorable
progress after a few weeks OF treatment.
The five cases first mentioned were we'll ad-
yanced in the second stage Of the disease
when treatment was begun.
DR.. kilasato uses Koch's method In u
modified form. injecting under the skin
what he calls tuberculine. So far he has
been able 10 avoid the disastrous reac-
tionary fevers and physical depression that
usually follow such injections. As soon as
the hospital Is finished the Government
will throw it open to the consumptives OF
japan. hr kilasato's studies in Berlin
were undertaken at the Governments re-
quest ana at its expense.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-26
SWlFTEST OF IT'S KIND.
CRUISER NEW YORK BREAKS
ALL RECORDS.
the Cruiser New York Breaks the Worlds
Record This Gives the United states
i Not Only the Most Powerful, but swift
est. Afmored Cruising Vessel.
A Record Breaker,

Bofton special: With her forward tor
pedo sibes buried deep in the sea and the
Natef pushed almost high As the fore
&Aatle.s the arnored cruiser New York
Nehmea across the line, breaking the
worlds record and winning for her builders
the largest premium every paid in any
c0uhtFy When 81 knot, was predicted as
eAetNseea for the new cruiser many hoped.
bs.g aeg believed her engines would ever
hirt . dsivs1sssaa -. iaasAsnxa nAss Of
I'll Through the water nj this rats. ". :
war she crossed the liAe. however, with
Eepssd OF 2i.oS knots through tho water
lApd knme corrections yet 10 he added for
esa1de. f4,e entha,iasnf on board WAS In
tense. This gives the United States not
only the most powerful but swiftest
arnnred cruising vessel
1here has been great enthusiasm in
England over the performance OF the
cruisers Blake and Eienheim, some claim
ing the latter attained IA speed Of % knots
However. these vessels are not armored.
but simply protected by four-inch decks
over machinery and boilers. Even an
equal speed for them. therefore, would be
nothing remarkable against Il vessel carry
, Ing IN addition to IL six-inch protective
deck, Il fve-inch side be Ii aud two turrets
each eleven inches thick. IN the second
place neither Of these vessels ever had an
official trial over measured course, The
biake broke down from leaky boilers after
reaching speed OF 1917 miles in shoal
water and developing only $1,000 horse
power, while the Eienhe m was gauged
only by patent log. which, it Is claimed,
Indicated 2al3 knots. This same instru-
ment on board the New York showed IA
speed OF % knots. and the difference be-
tween that and the actual dis, ance covered
is "A proof of how unreliab patent logs are
as official tests.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-26
ANTI-CHINESE LAW,
There Are No Indications Of Chine 50
Hostility.

There Are No Indications Of Chines SO
Hostility.
Washington special: An authentic state-
ment Is obtained ns to the interview be-
tween secretary Gresham and the Chinese
Minister AT the State Department The
Interview was entirely devoid OF tone and
feature with any suggestion OF nsational-
ISM. Nothing whatever was said by the
Minister concerning any possibility that
the Chinese Legation In Washington would
be Withdrawn AS u result Of the enforce.
ment OF the law. and 1t can be stated on
authority that secretary Gresham has not
received any intimatiOn from any source
that such proceedings are contemplated
During the interview the Chinese Minister
assured Secretary Gresham that he be-
lieved the Chinese Government would not
resort to any retalitory measures, and
that there would be nothing done by hi !,
government that would disturb tho present
friendly relations between the United
States and China. The Minister was of the
opinion that no trouble would result from
the law. The interview was pleasant
throughout and lasted about twenty min
utes. The mandate of the Supreme Court
OF the United States to the Circuit Court
for the Southern Di-trict of New York, ar
frming the decision OF that court Ia the
exclusion cases, has been transmitted.
. This disposes OF the matter finally, unless
the case again comes before the court on a
new question. The present indications
point strongly to the assumption that "A
copy OF the majority opinion Of the court
will certainly oe forwarded to the Chinese
Government through the diplomatic chan
nels before any extended system OF hostile
ncttoD under The law will be inauyuruted.
The probabilities seem to favor prolonged
stGtn quo on the Chinese expulsion question.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-26

Lansing, Mich, special: The body of
the 0-year-old son OF Mrs Hare was stolen
by some unknown persons from the house
where 1t lay About year ago the bus-
bnnd of Mrs. Harre was killed by "A log
rolling upon him. shortly afterwayd the
widow began to be annoyed by having her
horses tails sheared, the harness and other
articles stolen, and the wheels taken from
carriages. etc. The night her son died two
pigs and calf belonging to the widow also
died A physician requested post mortem
examination, but the mother refused. The
body was discovered ut the bottom OF q
deep we'll on the farm. The mother later
confessed to having poisoned her son to
prevent his growing up thief. She was
arrested. The neighbors think she is In
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-26
GRAVE ROBBERS STEAL A BODY.
Subsequent Investigation Discovers Nine
Cadavers In u Medical College.


Cailavers In u Medical College.
Omaha special: man employed in For
est Lawn Cemetery, situated on the out
skirts of this city. noticed that grave had
been disturbed. On examination 1t proved
to be that OF Mrs. Antona Julia Huss. who
died May IS and was buried May II. A
spade was procured and under direction OF
the warden the earth was removed, showing
that the body had been taken away, Foot
prints were discovered leading from the
tomb to the nearest roadway, and on the
barbed wire fence which enclosed the cem-
etery at one point were unmistakable traces
OF hair and shreds OF woman's dress. The
matter was at once reported to the police
and search warrants issued. detective
immediately instituted a thorough search
of the Omaha Medical College and found
nine bodies In Il vat OF brine in the base
ment, which the professors claim were pro-
cured In a legitimate way ON the poor
farm by giving the customary bond Of $500.
: DR.. Lavender. who was the college dem
pnstrator OF anatomy up to Jan. ]. denies
knowing anything about the matter, aud it
seems that since the beginning OF the year
nobody has been appointed to fill the va
rancy made by his resignation. He claimed
that it was customary for the college to re-
:eive bodies in the spring for the purposes
Of dissection. agd he supposed that the
bodies there in pickle were obtained In the
usual way. Mrs. Huss died of peculiar
trouble which interested the local med
ical fraternity, but SO far no progress
has been made toward discovering the
yhouls or their CHASTITY booty. In speaking
81 his investigation OF the sats In the med-
)cal college the detective stated that every
thing pointed to the suspicion that there
has been wholesale robbery OF graves In
this city within the last several month.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-26
California IL Han kruvt,

Sacramento special: An evening paper
publishes "A statement OF the financial coz
dition OF the State Government. showing
that the state Is bankrupt and unable to
meet Its obligations. 1t Is estimated in the
ComptrOller's Office that when this admin
lstraton Is ended the deficiency will be
ef7, ,000. coo. Thd general fund is exhausted,
and payments from counties to be made
this month will vanish In IA couple OF weeks.
Then the Treasury will be empty for the
rest of the year Creditors Of the state
are clamorins for money duo them.
but tho Board OF Examiners has failed tn
meet and pass on the claims The law re-
qulres the Board to count the money In
the Treasury each month. but It does not
do So Debts are piiing up against the
State and the outlook for It's creditors i,
not very hopeful.
II is generally known that the finances
OF the State are not IN y very good condi-
tinn. but 1t is tolerably certain that the
published statement Is somewhat exager-
afed
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-26

London special: The reception OF the
Prince OF Wales ut the Imperial Institute
was successful. Mr.. Gladstone was present
looking tired and irritated. Before he ap-
peared the $1,000 or 10000 persons at the
reception we're in the best temper. As the
Prime Minister cane in view the temper Of
the crowd changed instantly At first a
few Kisses were heard. then half-sup-
pressed groaning. As he proceeded the
hooting and kissing rose to an uproar.
which the Liberals present could not drown
with their counter cheers The opinion Is
almost universally expressed in London
that the demonstration was not only dis
graceful exhibition Vt parttsanship. but also
a direct insult to the Prince OF Wales, with
whom the Prime Minister had just dined at
the institute In company with visitors from
India
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-26

Young Canadian Dentist Experiments
On School Children,

"A AOung Canadian Dentist Experiment. =
On school Children.
Windsor. Ont, special; During the past
two weeks one OF the teachers ut the Fouri h
Ward separate school in Windsor has been
sick and her place was filed by Adolph
Girardot OF Sandwich, Y student OF the
Detroit College OF Medicine. GIrardot
noticed that two or three OF the children
had the toothache. and examining their
mouths he found or claimed TO End decayed
teeth, This put brilliant idea Into his
head. lie would relieve the scholars of
their bad teeth and at the same time get
the benefit OF the clinical experience. In
order to carry out this scheme no nut a
forcep in his pocket and told tho scholars
that he would pull their teeth free of
charge. All but two or three OF the fifty
little boys allowed him to examine their
mouths and pull any teeth which he
thought needed pulling. One child only
six years old had eight teeth extracted
Others contributed two or three aud some
only one tooth.
While this was going on the teacher In
the girls room was asked II some OF her
pupils might have their teeth pulled, and
as she made no objection twenty four little
girls got excused long enough TO visit
Girardot's room and add TO his collection
Of teeth
When Gira1dot dismissed school for the
day and went home he carried i15 teeth
rolled up In newspaper and exhibited
them to hi, friends Girardot was relic ,ed
from teaching and number OF the parents
OF the Oh ildren threaten to prosecute him
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-26
DUN & CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT.
Stocks Have Rallied, Hut Business shows
No 1mprOy ensrnt.

No Improvement.
New York Speciai r. q. Dun & Co's
Wcskly Trade RsrieW says: stocks have
ralliod from the extreme depression. but
business has shown no substantial iniprove-
ment. Tho distribution OF products ID
final consumers is rather less encouraging.
though the weather Is generally more
favorable, and at some points helps retail
trade. Wholesale business aud specula ation
snow each week more hesitation with re-
gard To crops NEXT tall. owing to p0ssibilt-
ties OF tariH changes and money uncer-
tainties.
Some large failures and many OF mipor
Importance show the cEectsSof the i,crens-
Ing stringency in the money markets, and.
while money Is comparatively easy here,
the pressure at other points has increased.
Almost everywhere collections nre slow.
and donbt about the future Affects new
! 4anAertsklngs. although the present volume
Of trade. Based upon past orders. is re-
msrkabiy large. The yfSasaEy Is in
stronger position than for some VSXks.
past. but exports OF gold bays notably I'M
creased. NJ
Exports OF products In April were Ia val-
ne only Sbo.61!,Bs0. decrease OF more than
sls.60o.o0o, while imports were $50. .99l, ,O0a,
an increase OF ss,8oo, 900; SO that the excess
OF imports for the month was $24, 27s,Ai2
and for the four months OF the current year
ss6 233als. In the two weeks OF May the
exports but slightly decreased, while the
imports have been %, 200. 900 greater than
last year. In such conditions " is not
strange that large amount OF gold has
gone abroad this week. and tnat S2.a5o, 900
more has been ordered for shipment ut
once.
Extraordinary bank failures in Australia
involving deposits already amounting to
more than S+o0, 600, 900. OF which over SIa5,-
ooOooo Is due to British depositors. have
been the cause % much realizing ON Sc
curities and merchandise. the effect OF
which Is felt In the American markets,
Nevertheless, stocks have been decidedly
stronger this week, with healthy American
buying
Chicago reports an improved retail and a
satisfactory Wholesale TRADE. with Iiqulda-
ton and lower prices for local securities
and slow collections. East bound rail ship
ments are larger, but wheat Is ut the low
est price for thirty years. st. Louis trade
Is satisfactory At Kansas City trade Is
fair. with money closer
The failures for the past week number
a47 In the United States, against 269 foc
the same week last year and IL In Canada,
against % last year.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-26

Concerning Farnham Post, of tho
Grand Army, about whose resolutions
denOuncing the pension system SO
much has been said, the Brooklyn
Standard Union says:
"Farnham Post, 1t has been pointed
out, was largely composed OF men,
bers OF the Eleventh New York Fire
:.onaves), which regiment was dis
banded after ten months service, the
government finding that 1t was un-
serviceahle, being incapable VI disci-
pline, insubordinate, and unsoldicrly.
Its duty had been confined to garri-
sons after the first Bull Run battle,
and even there proved worthless
Many OF the members are now nen-
sioners ON the city OF New York, or
actual office solders at good salaries. /"
The indianapolis Journal thinks
that men with that sort OF q record
arc Just tho:e wha should denounce
veterans who served In organizations
making an honorable record, as
coffee -coo.ers bummers and camp
followers
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-26
.---,H,ss,aruk fenrf. ffoi;Iie.

AisNfARuk C9urts Troubie.
San Diezo. Cal. spetf.l. An incident
that may lead To Government inqutry is re-
ported by the passengers on the Pacific maii
steamer. CITY OF New York, Capt. johnson,
which nfrircd from Panama. en- route to
san francisco. On the passage down the
steamer did not touch at San Juan del Sur
because OF the revolution in Nicaragua.
Entering the FORT Of Carinto. the passe
gers were amazed to see soldiers training
il dig krnpp gun on the vessel from the
Hovernment barracks, all ready. as after
ward learned, to touch IL OFF. This Is d-
rect contravention OF international court
s>y. Government officers then boarded the
vessel to search, the suppositton being that
she had touched at San Juan, where the
rerolutioniats ar" In control, aud was
bringing revolutionissts to aid in selzing
Carinto. 1t was further learned that the
same guu had been trained on the San jose
OF that line on the up voyage. During
the search there dcbarked the new Ameri-
can Minister to Nicaragua. Salvador, and
Costa Rica, Hon. Louis Baker OF St Paul,
accompanied by his two daus hters, who had
come on from Panama.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-26

CANADA AND ES.
New Version of tho Recent Conference
Upon Reciprocity.

New Version of the Recent Conference
Upon Reciprocity.
ottawa special: "The Commercial Re-
lations Of Canada" Is the title OF a new
blue book issued by the Financial Depart
ment. Mr.. Foster, the minister OF finance,
admits that the Mckinley tariff has caused
large decrease in Canadian exports to
the United States. In 1889 the exports
were $50, 449,22s. and in 1892. $3i 1924, ,304..
In respect to reciprocity the finance min
lister says:
Since the abrogaton, in 1866, by the
United States OF the reciprocity treaty
Canada has time and again made advances
for the resumption of the old or the in
auguration OF new relations upon some fair
and equitable basis. A standing offer to
make free or reduce the duties on certain
articles in case OF equivalent reduction on
the part of the United States, has been on
the statute book FOR years, and still re-
mains open for acceptance. In addition,
the Government has sent, at different
periods. delegations to Washington to
endeavor to arrive at a basis for more ex-
tended trade relations. the last visit being
in February. 1892. Thetesult OF the con-
ference. so far AS the trade question Is con-
cerned. may be briefly stated thus: That
it was found impossible to frame Il treaty
upon the basis OF mutual free Interchange
CT the natural products of both countries
alone; that Manufactured goods must be in-
Guided, and that any agreeme MT for an in
terchauge OF natural and manufactured
goods must be based upon preferentis Il
treatment In favor OF the United States,
and upon Il uniform tariff for that coun-
try and Canada as against the rest OF the
world. As this involved Discrimination
against Great Britain any practical tariff
control by the United States, the Canadian
commissioners defined to accept these con-
ditons. How far the recent change OF ad
ministration in the United States will al
feet Canadian interests remains TO be
seen.