The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-24
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of the I9I deaths in St. Louis last week IA
were from cholera and &C frem cholera naOrbus.
James Cannon, formerly barkeeper and
lately policeman in New Orleans, murdered his
wife in st. Louis yesterday,
Julius Carl has murdered A. NJ. Smith in
John Dufheld the other day at South Bend,
Ind, murdered Chris Christian and escaped.
AT Columbus, on the 18th, two conYiets died
Of cholera in the penitentiary.
A fight IquRloda, Spain, between the Carlists
and government forces. This former vas de-
One thousand mo-mons from England Scot
laad, Sweden and Norway landed at New York
on the l4th on their way to the land Of Promise.
-S5SS-50 is the cost per day fer running the
Constitutional Convention. Under the rules
stop upon an adjournment, so that the recent
eight days recess for the 4th Of July cost the
State Just about four thousand seven hundred
and ten dollars. Again We ask. who shall guard
the guariians7
sold in New York, Tuesday, at SO cents per
pound The cotton was grown in Cameron
Since the stabbing of Atwood by the Omaha
monte-men the railroaders have organized Wig
lance Committee and threaten to make it hot
A fond but indiscreet Danbury mother was
expatiating to her boy upon the advantages of
retiring early in order to preserve his health and
become good and happy, when the intelligent
youth asked If Mr.. Colfax was good and happy.
The subject was dropped.
"A lady in Lynn, Mass recently sold bag of
rags to 3 peddler. and afterward remembered
that she had hidden notes and other valuables to
track Of the peddler, found him at Salem, and
was fortunate enough to recover her treasure.
-TWenty-eight different kinds of "bitters"
sold in Rhode Island for strictly medical use"
undergoing analysis by the State chemist
from excise point OF view.
Mrs. Brigham Yong No. IT. las left his beds
and boards, and will institute suit for divorce
and alimony.
-Postofhce clerks pronounce the new Postal
Cards q nuisance as 1t takes too much time to
read what is on them
1900 smigrants passed west over Pittsburgh,
Ft. Wayne and Chicago railway the past month
-Ex-Senator William II. Graham, late Presi-
dent OF the Waikiki National Bank, and who has
last, under indictment for the misappropriAtion
Of $3.50 900, gave bail yesterday in $4,000 and
released.
Frederick A. Shower, jun, son of F. A. Show
pany's office, at Philadelphia, hus been arrested
for forging his fathers name on checks to the
"A correspondent of the New YORK World GER
titles to the character of John T Drew, the man
who saw Oakes Ames draw the money on the -S.
G. or bearer check, a person who, unlike
Ames draws checks on banks where where he
has no funds, and with the proceeds negleOts to
pay his tailor's bills.
1t is now stated that Colfax Is waiting for
Drew to die so that he may bring forward a man
who saw Drew when Drew saw Ames draw the
money on the 81, 200 check.-W0rld
A terrible fire devastated Grand Rapids
Michigan, on the 18th, burning over 200 buildings
making homeless 800 families and causing loss
of quarter of million dollars. So rapid was
the progress OF the flames that several lives were
lost.
AN inventory of the estate of the late Cakes
Ames was filed last week in the PROBATE office at
TautOn, Mass 1t is as follows: Real estate,
S2s5, ,5OOi personal estate S546s,s54 Al total S.,
754 254 II. This does not include his interest in
the works of North Easton, which is contingent
and cannot now be aseertained.