The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-04-11
CURRENT COMMENTS.
AT RARE INTERVALS.
[ Exchange.


That Arkansas man who didn't know the
governors face from spittoon must have re-
Gently lived in Ohio, where the people only
see the governor at rare intervals.
CLEVELAND AND THE THIRD TERM.
tSt. Louis Globe DemocratI
1t is surprising what number of shrewd
politicians in Washington think Mr.. Cleveland
is candidate for another term. German, as
practical politician as he is, is quoted as ex-
pressing the firm conviction that Cleveland
intends to be candidate, and there are others
as active as is the Maryland Senator In the
management of party affairs, who express q
similar opinion. They attribute to Mr.. Cleve-
land feeling that he has mission still unful-
filed, and the belief on his part that once,
more before the people he can get a complete
victory over those who have defeated his plans,
before Congress.
ROASTING THE PREACHER.
LPlain Dealerl
The clergyman who accused President,
Cleveland of being drunk at the time of the
naval parade in New York two years ago now
wishes somebody had clapped plaster ON his
mouth before he opened it. Not only has. the
president given denial in words that must
have made the parsons ears burn but host.
of prominent men of all parties and creeds,
any one Of whom would be sufficient
evidence, hasten to Indignantly deny that,
there was the smallest basis for the accusation,
either in his condition at the time of the
naval parade or on any other occasion during.
his presidency.
REPUBLICAN "REFoRM"
Mansfield Shield
1t is now two years since W, u. Mcdonald,
the Republican state inspector of shops and
factories. was fired out of Office for the en-
bezzlement of 81, 800. Mcdonald confessed the
crime and paid back the $4,000. He has never
been punished for this offense, and only a few
days ago the Republican prosecuting attorney
of Franklin county dismissed the indictments
that were pending against him. Ii was never
intended that Mcdonald should be punished.
lie is prominent Republican politician and
knows too many secrets of the Republican
managers. He gave out the intimatiOn long
ago that If he were pushed 10 the wall ether
hearts besides his own would be made to ache.
MORE ABOUT THE GOULD WEDDING.
New York Press.
A private letter from London to celebrated
actress now appearing at New York theater,
refers at some length to the Castellanes and
their mode of life.
The letter Is particularly interesting from
the fact that II states that the Countess
Castellane, formerly Miss Anna Gould, appears
to be deyotedly attached to her husband. SO
much Is this the case that she is declared TO be
intensely jealous Of him and will rot let him
for moment out Of her sight. She insists on
his constant attendance.
One very interesting fact mentioned In the
letter, and verified by an intimate friend of the
Gould family, is that after all the talk about
Castellane having received marriage settle
ment Of e2000,00 from the Goulds or from
his wife's share of the Gould estate he act
ually and absolutely only got $4,000, and
| this money was given him personally by
George Gould for the purpose Of properly pre-
pairing for the wedding and to purchase
presents considered necessary.