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New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
STRIKERS BEAT NEG/UNEE WOODSMEN.

THE TROUBLE PROBABLY OVER AT THE UNION
AND CHAMPION MINES.
Ispheming Mich, Sept l2-The woodsmen en-
poyed by lumber company were set upon oy
strikers at Negaunee this morning and cruelty
beaten. The police force powerless. and show
no disposition to enforce the peace. The men were
attending to their legitimate business and not inter-
ferlng with the strikers. Half Of the military force
at Champion Mine will return 10 Camp lshpemins
to-day. The Champion Mine is working htty men
and everything is quiet 1t Is said the president
of the union. Roberts. will resign.
He fears there will be trouble and that he VII. get
into prison. Many strikers throwing their PICKS
awav and are applying for work at the different
mines 1t looks as II the backbone Of the trouble was
broken.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
JAMES MITCHELL SUDDENLY ILL.,

THE CHAIRMAN OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE Al
Tackled BY nEMoRRHAGE OF THE THROAT
lanes Mitchell the chairman of the Stock TX
change Yesterday struck mis- gave upon the uesA
at 3 D. m and walked to the Wall-st. exit OF t"e
Exchange and then suddenly turned and sAi s aown.
The assistant chairman. William Mcclure, hrs. naSsV
ed 70 him and found him suffering from hemSI,
rhage. DR. Hewitt. OF Nermilye & CO.. wss AL H.
and attended the stricken man. He said that NJ
Mitchell had only heinorrhage of the throat MI
Mitchell went 10 his home al Madison. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
ALL EXPORT BEEF MUST BE INSPECTED

The United States statute passed March last eX-
tending the inspection Of live cattle for export from
this country 10 fresh. salted canned. corned or
hacked beef will go into effect next Monday The
Collectors office is making special preparations for
the execution OF the law and Deputy-Colector
Hawthorne OF the First Division. that for The
ciearance OF vessels gave warning yesterday that
NO clearance papers would be given 10 any vessel
having such meats aboard which had not the ncces-
sary certificates of inspection.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
u.n THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS ARRESTED

Wichita. Kan. Sept. i2-Police otieer George W.
uuckins a Union veteran. yesterday caused the
orros, ~ the entire Police Commission under the
law which forbids public officials to discriminate
.a.,rs, ox soldiers Huckins had recently teen dis
,snd hy the new Commission. but refusel 10 give
n h,e badge and uniform. and continual % report
spu, ~ ~, ,or dntv The suit Is ;he first ore brrughi
undssr The law and Grand Army men are interested
In the prosecution.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
THE ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CONFERENCE.

The representatives OF the ST. Vincent de Paul
Society Councils In session at the Mission OF the
Immaculate Virgin. Lafayette Place and Great
Jones-st.. yesterday discussed the question of an
American Bulletin" TO be published by the su-
preme Council
The conference will meet again to-day and to-
night the delegates will attend a banquet given
by the Catholic. Club, at whloh Archbishop Cor
titan Will preside.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
co,.pr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme -Chambers-Before Beekman, J,-Cou,,
opens 1880 Motions Caiendar caea q "a az s ~
Spieker; No g. Pine Greenberg: No People, e,c'
VS. Warng No. ;. same vs. same No. o. o''"i,lVis
oyerbaugh No. :. Vosseler vs Jones, No > SaISs ~"
We Ateri; no o. matter Of y. Y Fruit Importing %
No 10 Jones vs. Lindsay: No. II. Peet We Peei No ~
matter Higgins; No i3 People etc vs. i''ss"sHt
No H. People etc. National ~ ms 90 no. Io.
no IL Bersin Deerng No Is Finn VS. NJ M'ef % Mn, mo
10 Rapaport y. Y. Nut. Gas Light Co.. No: ~ Mu''
Life lns Co raCot, No. NsGhI Msnk vs. =. uredni
No "a. matter OF Marcher, ave- NO - bIoon LOON ~ vs.
Plumbers Supplies Mfg CO.. No 20 matter cf ksrrgan'
No %. Caldwell Automatic lnn 90 sn,d o q ,en,a
r. r. Co: No. 80 Lewis same NO 81 ns - vs.
same: No 49, Schmidt Grsch Lith Co; No 81, mat
S,enens; No So Dritsrhe Dritsche no. 36 matter
Of Moneypenny: No. 81. matter OF Hamilton; NO 3s
Muir VS. Kaiser No 80 Goodman Feldhusen
Supreme Court-General Term,Recess - 49,, ,,r A.
supreme Court-Specal Term-Parts l. ii anu ili-Au-
journed for the term. . - -. ,., ,or
Circui, Cour-Pa-ts I. H. III and IV-AdJourned LOT
Superior Court-specal Term-Before Dugro J-Court
Superior CourtGenera Term Adjourned for ,he I'm @
Superior Court-EQuity TermAdjourned for the term
Superior Court-Tria Term-Pars J.. ii and IH-Ad
Surrngae's Cour,-Chambers Before Arnold. S. Motion
caIcndar called at 10 80 a Wills for probate Marie \
Fetcr Annie Billings. Richard C. Combs. ChafIes II
Williamson. Lucia l.. Hearney. at 1851 a. M """""
surToeate's Court-Trial Term-Before Fitzgerald s.
Court opens at 1890 a. m No day calendar ,.
Common Pieas-Special Term-Before DAY. = ''-Nou''
Common Pieas-General Term-Adjourned sine die
Common p1eas-Equ;y TeIm-Adjourned Tor the term;
common Pleas-Trill Term-Paris l. IL ana hI-Ad-
CIV conrt-Cienerai Adjourned Sine die.
CITY Court-Special Tern-Before Boity J-Court opens
at ii A. m Motions =, 49,, ~ A.,
city Court-Trial Term-Parts l.. H. III ana i|-Ao-
{outned the term.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
IRE r4pTTlI INCREASED TO Si,000,O0O.

Albany. Sept. l2.-The Municipal E'ecr" i''sh'
Company OF Brooklyn to-day certified 10 the se're-
,arv OF State that its capital had been Increased
from 100000 to 100000. The amount II me com. ON
panys capital actually paid In 1. sSD""' 'n' '''
,iebts and liabilities do not exceed SO.o0
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
SIZE LEFT HER MATE AT BiRB4 DOES.

The American bark Lottie Moore arrived here
yesterday from Aeppy. India. AS reported In The
Srrihune at the time the Moore put into Barbados
on August 20 with all hands III OF beri beri. dis
ease somewhat similar 10 scurvy. All are now
vel exceDt the mate. who was left at Barbadoes.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
THE COURTS.
THE SEA BEACH ROAD.

TO SUE THE SEA BEACH ROAD.
August Medling was yesterday appointed guar
dian ad Item for his son. August, jr.. fourteen
years old who was injured in the recent acciden,,
an the Sea Peach Railroad. for the purpose or
Ringing a suit for damages against the company
fudge Hickman made the appointment
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
gow The CANES WERE PLAYED.
AN ADDITIONAL. LOT OF SCORES FROM THE HAST
INGs CHESS TOURNAMENT

Following are the scores OF twelve add'''on.'
games as played In the international c"es' ou
namcnt at Hastings. The total numoef VI So :,
printed in The Tribune has now reac"eo ''''
contested.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
european ADVERTISEMENTS.

Il EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will nnd
~ IN. ,o,doo ono. Of The rr.Suns 70 y1sss srsss
.onx.r .,, o,.rs to ,ssvs their sdysrisemsn"
eud subscriptions for The TribusA
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
BY Beekman. j.
Kempner Mandebaum-David H. ogden.
Morrison Neil-Rchard II. Srlith: - ,..
Havens VS.. West Side Electric Light ROVER Company
A. Walker Otis
" Common Pleas.
BY DAILY {. J.
Keenan, vs. Keenan-Moses HERMANN
Superior Court.
BY Dugro j.
Burstein VS.. Cohen-Augustus II. Nanderpoei.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By Beekman, j.
Matter Of Atlas Iron Construction Company-Charies j.
Nourse.
Superior Court.
BY Dugro. j.
Leopold V schlosser Equitable Mutual Fire lnsur
arce or-I>ouis &, Raegener
George X aiser W. Vincent Wobo'owtz and Diners
Vincent Woboiowiiz
The Lamar register., 1895-06-22
rErsTEEs -

WHEREls. sauass D. CIhsx sad Mss1
w Gins husbard aud eatr. - ti1 tVHltg
.i,eir esfsais deed q s.ass dsts.i 80 is,i ,i5
10 JulY A, y. tssa. ahirh = auiF le'crnlsd b.
:saok y a l,ase - We S.sNi@s .ail
tpI Anisi IoHtphnf, trus5srt lisF i'iit'p iuz e
scgttsd rfgIer1 -ltnatg, JUS En4 uf'ng y ~
Eapnty u frpNrr- and 7tNte e of'.l lfi's 1fe
The n0ftheast quartsF ~ ru,gtug taiTil5 4 tG
taWushtp tacuty -ugne -it svrts " f,lln t-sgty-
setrntlsl wget - The stEtb pstaeipni mrriiiiau
eoaia1nlug 0ts5 hundred zrd sizfy iali arrrs &C.
rtsnttr1- % nitsi Sflfrs l11Frruzllt aUrrCf tf
srshsr aifi ai,s leli Ea.a sg5psi,1al ua,sg F.stt
aiFrr ilEad. hsserF,ilr uad tfaal tougaut- -
srure tlge ias tafst - rsgtltis 'i,u ifsaFy sos.
the III day ~ Iuly issa, ilr fAe srsu - Hftsrn
hunsfci slats fQtiai- l1 . BE - fie 1siro u =.
u lieteas- SAID dsest - tryiel usWrlds- alasrE
nthrf ttInss that ~ cNre u aefNult ig ihs iaY-
iapHt . esfhrt princisgd ~ iutrHst g AnT tNgi
thereof according Ia iisc tcaps pad rliert q ssid
untr ard interest clfatuns fnrrafo att1rkrd %
ruE * tlse;a. thea tise ghsle q said iiis.iisgi
Ht,ss ua4 bsscurua due and payaisia If tie sftsn1
~ ~ iq.i saf st.gs fss,iifF - saff suta ana
an pfiicatina the sE4ia tfussea si,ail spll and
CiiuE and MARY Niins their hs'r-
and assisns tis,nasn - pgbiie surtiaa
aiih tls costs - e1frut3aIs fftfs truss. atd
WhHrtaa. Dgfsuit has t-i-sl Iuadr ia the lay
80. ist, and ialy lst. i.si. and thp nrilell A
- said nuie 2 I.dsi atur - its terms
Where's The FEru rrNlst D=oli FargVnlzs III Cd
case I be Kansas LaaA nutl GsusT ktis Ifaf shall
refuse 10 ari each tFastioo ,lfs asal ust neF a
ialsler af said nutc lnag af4siag ana tutas lt1s
ln1 other person 80 set a. tf,lstcs wha a. safa
-uecHsz,r laay prucaezi 10 sell ttn tHfulrsfF Ur
nuY Part fhtfrof af puhiic anrtiuti So TIE uurth
ioor u the Court hoasc @ the CITY - ha1iFer.
Cauusy q Arspahae nslsi state = Colorado, faf
cash hrsz eiFiaE thiftg dags public uutAec 81 Tho
time, teris arm giaes of salo A. provided la aid
trust teed and
Wbcrsss. Tbs kansas Loan sad Trust Cosifa-
by hiss rsfasdsl "a aet such srustep ard The
legal uuurr und haldsr - said Eufr has al-
pointed Heurg FRass a. HueCe-sur IN trUFt.
NaR THErEFoRE !. henry J. TAgc, suecsetnr
tH srust- a. tie rrg ~ she legal LuiiaF uf
said note ard b virtue ~ the Efuer and author
ify o. me vested bT tbs terror - saFii trust sist
a. successaF IN trust vii u4l Nedasaday tie
aFi day % july, is;ss az The north door, heipg
tho fremont street entcarcus Of tae foaTs Hutsse
10 the CITY ~ Denver. County af ArNpabse and
state q tqufadp. a. tesI o'clock IN tiie trfFftsE
~ said day sel the above dsscsihsd reai e<tgts
and all tie riht, tstiH, bsfist and fluitF ~
deuptiuu pf the said samuel IA Cliur Aud " hfy
Cling. their heirs aud assigns Al public eviction
for tie highest aud best price the sauR viii hrir <
in cash f0r the rurrose % paying The ahare fsss-
toned indrhirtiussss and all costs Aad AL
torneg ttes a. prov tisd ia ss.ia decd - ffusf-
HENRY J. PAGE.
Successor In Trust.
Dated 27th day ~ May. 81
CHts. Il. BaEHLEr. ATTY. bsak Bleck. Denver
The Lamar register., 1895-06-22
THAT TRIP EAST

May be for business or pleasure, or both;
but pleasure comes by making business
Of travelling east over the Santa Fc Route
as far as Chicago.
Thirty miles the shortest line between
Missouri river and Chicago; that means
quick time and sure connections
Track is straight, rock baliustcd, With
very few crossings At grade.
No prettler, cosier or more comfortable
trains enter Chicago than those pyeF the
Santa Fe. They are vestih1ied limited
expresses. with latest pattern Puilalans
and free chair cars Meals in diuipZ rars
served on plan q payinF Tor what is or
derod.
Inquire q nearest ageut or address g.
t. Nicholson, C. P. \. santa Fo Route,
Monadnock building, Chicago.
The Lamar register., 1895-06-22
kLLts NorhE

L. :. LlASp ofElgE. EsakF- Cuzc,
Nay s5th tss
COMPLAINT hasile hs'ta siltesa1 a. tAss atscg
" hy EfRstus ~ hnwi AIMS, Egt1Eers t05zi4t7s 4
toloradu, asairst Abrsus ,, atlits stgE1i fag
Hhsntilains iils Homestead tdfrE sg. y. liEtFi
Lamar. toia.. Arrsi g lsss EFsa tisr 80 SO
4 JON s Township b. = ssslln ists,g & aftr e ist
rrs fuuutJ ulorsaus sfVth Eaaa % tla rap-
ceiiati0a u said satry Rho sud art ra are ilsas
hY susnHannsl 60 eFgaur af tiLs 1tir0 90 tla0 lfa
dag % Jeil. $50, a. o fiaes b "a o. ress7 rl
and furnish trstiinolg cs,sscs fILls 81 . sii1 -
1hantionurgt. g. ii IaossIAs. hsa4sfst.
The Lamar register., 1895-06-22
A CALIFORNIA POINTER.

You are not asked to buy tickets over
the Santa Fe Route to California. unless
fully convinced that ii is better line
than any other.
Convincing facts cheertully furnished
by local agents, or they can be had by
addressing G, r. Nicholson, G. p. A.
Monadnocs Building, Chicago.
Here is one: No other road owns its
own tracks aud runs Pullman palace and
tourist sleeqers daily all the way between
Chicago and Los Angeles.
And anotner: Our tourist sleepers are
firs;-elass in comfort and second-class in
price. combination that ought toplease,
And stiIl another Our line IA several
hundred miles the shortest and many
hours the quickest a saving Of time
counts for good deal in long journey.
The Lamar register., 1895-06-22
ALIAS NorlcE rIMRER cuLTuRE.
L. S. LAND OFricE. LN1aR, CnLa. }
NAV agsh Hstfs

L. S, LAND OFricE. LAfaR, CuLo)
May 1sfh. 1855.
iphPLAINT having been entered at this Office
y by Amos \. Parrish ProWeFs County Colo.
rado. aglipst Josiah II Tsnnnhill for railnre to
comply with law as 70 Tim b,F-t iuisure Entry No.
-. dated Pueblo, Colorado, April ~ 1856 aton
the suutiieast quarter of Section X Township y
sonth Of Range q west, an Proven County. Col-
orato, with a Ficw 10 the cancellation 0f said
entry: said contestant alleging that the said
Iannahill. since the expiration uf the sixth year
OF his said entry has wholly failed 10 break
70 plant trees, treezls. uuts cuttings fhnre-
on, and tlas not caused tho same 70 b. sloae
encourage the growth Of timber in any manner
That all of such defaults now exist and that II
any work were ever done on said land II has
been so neglected thaf all Of said trnct 4 row
practically raw. unimproyed prairie land and
the said parties are hereby Irinlosied 10 aft-r
At this oiiice on the srd day OF July, Iss6 ~ o
o'clock A. NJ, to respond and furnish ta.sGiruofir
concerning said alleged failpre
!i-9 G. u. THoM1S, Register.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-07-11
new SISTER FOR RUTH.
A Smile Of Satisfaction on the
Presidents Face, Although
HE WANTED A BOY INSTEAD.
The Little Stranger Arrived at $40
O'Clock Sunday Afternoon at Gray
Gsbles--M Mother and Baby Doing Well
Mrs. CIeveiand's Mother Expected.

BuzzARD's BAY, Mass, July S.--Just
before 8 o'clock Sunday night news
reached the village that girl baby had
been born at Gray Gables. This re-
port was soon verified by DIR. Bryant,
who announced that the happy event
occurred at 4:30 p. IN. and that both
mother and little one were doing as
well as could be expected. This is the
third child to be born into the presi-
dents family, and all Of them are girls.
Ruth Is years old and Esther 2.
Only passing glance could be OBJ
tanned Of the president Sunday after
noon, but that was sufficient to note an
expression of satisfaction ON the face oi
the chief executive. although it was an
open secret that boy baby would moi
have been unwelcome. Mrs. Cleve
lands mother. Mrs. Perrine, is ex
pected to arrive from Buffalo this week
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-07-11
MORTON sATlRlzEs slLvERITes.
His Answer to Song Which Is q Satire
on Coins Financial School.

His Answer to n Song Which Is q Satire
on Coins Financial School.
TOPEKA, July 8.-W. 9. Cam pbell OF
Topeka, who wrote satire which was
set to music, entitled, "a Graduate OF
Coins Financial School" recently sent
a copy of it to Secretary Of Agriculture
Morton. Acknowledging the receipt
of it, Mr. Morton says in part:
"It remained for Bland, Bryan, Stew
art, Teller, Sibley and their jealous
disciples, by mere wagging of thei1
"silver tongues" to evoke from the
viewless vicera Of vacuity vast volumes
of value. When these financial en-
chanters shall have thoroughly demon
strated and established their theories o.
making wealth and prosperity through
the more "be it enacted" of legislation
all mankind will be at rest, an eterna
holiday and absolute worklessness viii
settle down upon this luxuriant anC
beautiful globe. Legislation will tax,
the place Of human effort, physical anC
intellectual. Money, food, raiment
me at and drink, board and lodging will
be secured by statutes and paradise re
gained by enac4ment."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-07-11
SIGNED THE CHINESE LOAN.
The Payment of $50, 900, 900 at -Four Per
Cent Guaranteed by Russia.

The Payment of $50, 900, 600 at -Four Per
Cent Guaranteed by Russia. :.
ST. PETERSBURG. July 8.-The agree.
ment to issue. the $50, 10000 sterling 4
per cent gold loan to China under Rus.
sia's guarantee has been signed. Rep.
resentative of six French and four Rus.
sian banks and plenipotentiaries Of the
Chinese government appended their
signatures to the document, which pro.
yides that the loan cannot be redeemed
or converted during the period of 3f
years.
China has agreed MOTTO issue any gov
ernment guaranteed gold loans until
after Jan. 10, 1895. The loan is secured
on the customs revenues of the treaty
ports Of China, and ii has been agreed
that in event Of China failing to make
payments during the period stipulated
by the terms of the loan Russia will as
sumo the responsibility Of meeting the
obligations.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-07-11
IN Wild WEST STYLE.
Saloonkeeper Held Up by a
Bandit In Chicago.
SWELL AUDITORIUM THE PLACE
Where the Desperate Was Finally Killed
by an Omcer, After an Exciting Race
For Liberty---wounded Three Citizens
who Were Aiding In the Chase.

CHICAGO, July Elm western des-
perado style man supposed to be Q. e.
Cole assaulted and attempted to rob p.
q. MoGloin, in his saloon at Ga Adams
street, in the heart of the business dis
trict of Chicago. After seriously
wounding MoGloin the thief escaped
and made the the most remarkable race
for liberty ever seen in the streets Of
Chicago. After firing into the mob
that pursued him, and seriously wound
ing three citizens, he was run down
and killed by officer Rosenthal opposite
the entrance of the Auditorium on
Congress street.
The dead: Q. T.. Cole.
The wounded: p. q. McGloin, sa-
loonkeeper, three wounds on the head,
will recover; H. M. Sternberg, shot in
the abdomen, taken to st. Luke's hos
pital, will probably die, and Samuel
Stone, shot in the right leg, will re-
cover.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-07-11
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
A Street Car Knocked on Its
Side at Niles.
ONE KILLED, SEVERAL INJURED.
One Of Those Hurt May Not Recover.
The Street Car Nearly Across the Track
When Run Down by an Erie Railroad
Freight Train.

NILES, o., July SAN electrical car
loaded with people returning from Riv.
erside park has been struck by freight
train on the Erie railroad here and
wrecked. The car was nearly across
track when the locomotive struck it,
hurling it upon its side.
Frank Wilson, merchant, was killed
instantly, and Mrs. g. w. Holder OF
Warren was dangerously and perhaps
fatally injured. Several other persons
were seriously though not fatally hurt
among them being Frank Ramsey Of
Warren, Samuel Graham, the conductor
OF the car; Edward RAIDER, the motor.
man; Moody Nipple and William Lewis
Of Niles and Miss Hattie Lewis of War
rem,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-07-11
ENpeAvoRERs IN BOSTON.
The First Delegations Arrived Today--To
morrow VIII BE Big Day.

Boston, July 9.--The reception com
mittees of the Christian Endeavor con.
vention have commenced work. Today
the first Of the big delegations arrived.
when the Endeavorers from Michigan,
600 strong, and the Pennsylvania state
delegation, numbering 1000, arrived.
Tomorrow will be the day of days.
Delegations from all sections of the
Union will then pour into the hub ON
half hundred excursion trains.
The mecca of the delegates will be
Boston Common and the public garden.
In the latter place the most beautiful
emblems have been laid out in flowers
and plants. At both main entrances
rustic arches are built, and bordering
the walks are arranged insignia and
quotations in flowers, indicative Of the
aims of the society, while the wealth OF
the city's floral houses are scattered all
about the place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-07-11
WIN Texas Allow the Fightq

AUSTIN, July 9.-Attorneys repre-
senting the Dallas management of the
Corbett-F -Fitzsimmons fight, called ON
the attorney general in reference to the
constitutionality Of the law prohibiting
prizefghts in this state. They had
written opinions from Hon. George r.
Clark Of Waco and Hon. William
Crawford Of Dallas, holding that the
law is unconstitutional. The attorney
general will hear arguments from the
gentlemen. The opinion here is that
he will hold to the law until the SUI
preme court declares it unconstitu-
tional,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-07-11
Ioss nf I.ife on steamers.

WASHINGTON, July S.-Ths records Of
the United States steamboat inspection
service, which. during the last 10 years,
has been under the direction of General
Dumont, as inspector general, show
that during the last fiscal year ths Q
number of lives lost on steam vessels
was approximately 1853. This was an
increase over the average for the pre-.
ceding IS years of 1923, This great in.
Grease was caused by the large loss Of
life by the foundering OF the steamship
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-07-11
A Dry Sunday In New York.

NEW YORK, July Yesterday, in
police parlance, was a dry Sunday.
That is, according to the police, the sa'
looms were closed and the excise laws
were being enforced entirely. This,
however, was not strictly true. A
stranger in New York might travel the
whole city over without being able to
quench his thirst, but the man who
knew the bartender or the saloonkeeper
or the man at the door" has no need to
go thirsty. The police, however, made
q determined effort to enforce the law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-07-11
THE MONROE DOCTRINE AGAIN.
We May Have to Interfere In the French
Brazilian Dispute.

"
Brazilian Dispute.
WASHINGTON, July 8.-The strained
relations between France and Brazil
over the French Guina boundary ap-
pears to become more complicated daily.
The subject is analogous to the British
Venesulian trouble in which the United
States has taken q hand, and in the
opinion of officials here the: French at
titude toward Brazil is rapidly assum-
ing an aggravated aspect which may
again call for the attention of the
United States, as the Monroe doctrine
applies to one no less than to the other.
An armed conflict has occurred in the
disputed territory between French sol.
diers and Brazilians. The French gov
ernment has demanded redress and the
Brazilian congress has passed resolu
tion couched in sharp language calling
for an explanation from France.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-07-11
She Caught an English Statesman.

BINeHAMPToN, N. Y, July S.-Gren-
vile Lewis ]. Templeton, member of
the British parliament, who was making
q tour of America, visited Binghampton
several weeks ago. While at the post
office to have money order cashed he
met Miss Estelle VESSEL, the clerk, and
it was case of love at sight, He
sought friend and secured an intro.
duction. His attention were rewarded
and they have been married.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-07-11
A Bad West vlrginlan Caught.

GALLIPoTIs, o., July s.-Riley Wat.
son has been trapped into barbershop
and caught. Watson is a desperate
man who killed two men in the Hat
field Mccoy feud, and is now wanted in
Lincoln county, w. Va, for the muir
der of Albert McCormas. The latter
was Watson's friend, but Watson feared
him. Watson offered McCormas q
drink from his flask While McCorma.
was drinking Watson killed him and
escaped. The pursuit during the past
two days, has been full of thrilling
episodes,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-07-11
Elks Compromise Differences.

ATLANTIC CITY, July 9.-The city is
overrun with Elks, who are here at
tending the third annual convention of
the Grand lodge of the Benevolent Pro-
tective Order of Elks, which opened
today. At meeting between Gran,l
Exaulted Ruler Edwin B. Hay sand
Meade F. Detwiler of Harrisburg, who
was elected grand exalted ruler by the
Buffalo faction, it was agreed to COM
promise the differences existing be
tween the two factions.