The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-22
LATE NEWS,

The Supreme Court of Ohio has ad-
journed until September Goth.
The Democrats will have majority of
thirteen on joint ballot in the Oregon
Legislature
The Republican primary election at
Cleveland resulted in the denomination of
Mr.. Upson for Congress.
The great state trial of Reapers and
Mowers will commence at Mansfield Ohio,
July 9th and continue from day to day
till all the machines are tried.
A boy named Homer, aged twelve years,
fell fifty feet from the new City Hall, in
Columbus, Ohio. Saturday, and was ter
ribly injured.
Thomas Day fatally stabbed Richard C.
Tong in Cleveland Saturday night Day
was drunk, and intended the fatal stroke
for another man with whom he had had
trouble previously.
Grants Attorney General Hoar, resign
ed last week and Mr. A. II. Ackerman
of Georgia has been appointed to succeed.
The radicals in Pittsburg, Pa. have
called two county conventions. They
have trouble also in Philadelphia and 9TH
er places Happy "loil' family.
On Sunday night in a drunken fight
and row on the street, in Ashland, Ohio
Ihan named HarbrOwn was fatally
stabbed in the abdomen. w. w. Gamble
was arrested for the deed.
Waterbury. Connecticut, went Demo
cratic at the city election the other day
a year ago 200 Democratic New London
has done ditto. Meriden is the only rad
ical city in the state now.
Whittemore, ON Tuesday, was not ad-
mitted to his seat by the House. Logan
presented the case against him saying a
man who had been declared guilty Of q
penitentiary offence should be rejected
He was sustained by 81 to 81.
4 young man named Nathaniel Hazen
was found dead in bed at Columbus, o.,
Yesterday morning, shot through the head.
He was prominently connected with the
Capital City Brush company, and moved
in the first classes of society.
The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago and Pennsylvania railroads on Tues
day commenced to run A-fast train from
Chicago to New York in twenty-seven
hours. The fair is reduced to SIS.
The Democratic territorial convention
of Idaho was in session seven days, and
took eighty-nine ballots, to decide who
should be their next delegate to congress.
Colonel Samuel A. Merritt was finally Sc
lected
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte died in Bal
timore on Friday, aged sixty-fve years.
His death was caused by cancer in the
throat. His mother-in-law, Mrs Williams,
is also dead.
Christian Snyder, who was robbed and
mutilated near LOudonville about ten days
ago, is still alive, and strong hopes are
now entertained of his recovery. Two or
three arrests have been made, but nothing
being proven, the parties We're setat lber-
ty. A reward of five hundred dollars is
offered for the arrest and conviction of the
perpetrators of the inhuman outrage.
The following prices ofstock in San An
tonic, Texas, are based on actual sales
Good unbroken mules, from twelve to four
teen hands high, at an average of $50 per
head good stock ponies, broken to the
saddle, in good order and condition, $25
to $50; and good American quarterbred
mares, three to four years old,$l5
Friday afternoon a torpedo, consisting
of hogshead, with five hundred pounds
of powder was exploded under the hull OF
the iron-clad New Iron Sides, in the Del
aware, at Philadelphia, breaking the hull
into fragments. The force of the explosion
was sufficient to throw some immense iron
plates sixty feet into the air
The house of Mr.. Goodell, farmer iv-
ing miles north of Loudonville. was en-.
tered by two men on the night of Thurs,
day last who broke open the bureau and
plunded every thing they could find. A
young lady sleeping in one of the rooms
| they entered saw them, but was afraid 10
give the alarm until the thieves had &
chance to make their escape. That neigh,
borhood is infested by gang of despera'
does, who as yet have escaped detection