The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-27
NEWS ITEMS.

ttal to Louisville.
Bailey, who killed his wife's par
amour, at Naperville, ILL.,, a few days
ago, has been held to bail in $4,000.
A little SON of Charles Gramel,
brewer, at Grand Traverse, was
drowned in a vatof boiling beer afew
DAYS ago.
A Little Rock dispatch last night
says Governor Clayton has u a
proclamation revoking martial law IN
Woodruff county.
The loss by the burning Of the silk
braid mills at Norwich, Conn.,, Will
be $3.50. 900. and nearly three hundred
persons thrown out of employment.
Advfces from Hayti state that q
battle took place IN which the Cacos
were victorious. The revolutionists
to be gaining ground everywhere in
Hayti, rs fse
General Breckenridge, in q letter to
A friend in Georgetown, Kentucky,
saws that his engagements are such that
he can not name the time when he
will return to kentucky.
The New York Chamber Of Com
merce held another meeting last week
to consider the best means OF securing
a resumption, of specie payments the
object going over tfH Rex week.
In the United States Circuit Court
At New York, Friday, Mclaughlin,
charged with having conspired with
BIatsdel and Belknap and Others
against Collector Bailey, and having,
Ia furtherance ofthe plot, committed
perjury, ives found guilty and remain
ded for trial.
There was nothing new in the Rog-
gers murder case at New York Satur-
day, except that q write Of h0beGi
corpus was issued by Judge Ingraham
for the production of James Logan
before the Supreme Court and q writ
of ~certiorari for Coroner Flynn to re-
turn his reasons for holding Michael
Logan. It Is still believed that Nc
Gibney is concealed in the city.
A Cuba dispatch of yesterday says
fsA letter from one Of the members Of
the Peace Commission says that in
surrectionary General Cespendes and
part of his army were in the GUS
Mountains The revolutionist General
Ouesada was. at last accounts, at Lag,
uayaja, organizing his force. Confirm
ed reports from revolutionary sources
announce an outbreak In the Central
Department."
Davis the murderer of Skinner, at
Cleveland, received the intelligence
that the Supreme Court refused new
trial without a tremor or even 8
change of -countenanc0. BE seems tc
think that there will be no use In at
tempting to get a communication o.
his sentence. bis wife, who has here
tofore been denied admission 70 him
has been permitted to see her husband
once or twice q week. Two week.
from yesterday is the time set for the
hanging.
Two men named Dawson and kelsC
had a misunderstanding last week
at Trenton Mills, Knox county, Hi
nois, and resolved to fight it out will
rifles, The milldam being frozeI
sufficiently, they walked out on it
placing their backs together, steppeC
of fifteen PAGES in opposite directions
turned and fred. The forehead o
one was grazed by the ball from hi
opponent, breaking the flesh, while
the other received an equally clos
shave under the chin. After this dis
play of courage and marksmanshiI
the matter was settled
The Anti-s6GUery Standard last weel
strongly reflects upon General Gran
and the Washburnes, and puts Mr.
Colfax.
The New York Democraticlegtslativ
caueus at Albany nominated Henri,
@. Murphy for United States Senator
Robt. Emmett, a stauneh Fenian
has just arrived at Richmond, Va.
from Ireland. England has set q bis
price on his head.
A young man who was recently
hanged in Canada, whe had not long
since been q citizen of Washington
gave this dying warning upon tn
gallows: Especially shun the whisky
Of the United States"
Prof. Eli T. Tappan was formealy
installed az President Of Kenyon
College on the 18th, at Gambler, Ohio
1t Is expected that on Monday tn
. one thousandth mile post Will b
reached in the track laying in tn
Union Pacific railroad.
An effort is being made in tn,
Tennessee Legislature to Impeael
Judge Houk, Of the seventeenth
judicial District off Tennessee 70,
drunkenness, bad conduct and inidel
ity- he is Radical! Just think o
that. n
The National Womens' Right
Convention, that has Just been in ses
sion in Washington, has resolved
AAA2A $50 ~ 0AOAGA ALAAA
shall be eligible to seats in Congress
Why do they put themselves on al
equality with Negroes?
We learn by the Findlay CotHiel
OF suicide that vas committed in tina.
village last week A man named
JeromeWise, twenty years old, huns
himself in the stable Of John Shepler,
of Marion township, that county, fol
whom he had been working. M
cause is known for the terrible act.
Don Piatt says in his last Washing
ton letter "Grant, instead of beinE
very taciturn, can talk like a race
when he feels at home in his hearer
and subjects. He fell in with somC
old ladies the other day, and ratified
on for IN hour in the most alarming
way"
A Madison, (Wis.,) youth beinS
told that his gift enterprise ticket haC
drawn q two hundred dollar golC
watch, paid the twelve dollar pc
centage and express charges, openeC
a box and found only a brick in 1t.
A Memphis dispatch of YESTERDAY
says that q bill passed in the Arkansa
Legislature giving the GovernC
authority to I'LL all Offices now mad
elective blythe people, in which quit
a number Of vacancies have occure'
in the last few months.
A member of the Georgia Legi:
lature yesterday offered a resolutlO.
claiming that the State is fully recon
structed, and that the Legislature
the judge Of the qualifications Of Stat
officers, and that Congress has no RICH
to interfere, which was referred:
The Financial Situation.
AFox, 10 our,r,ad mn &, q ~a-au-arI