The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-05-28
New, summary,

Specie shipments Saturday, $1.305549.
Mining prospects in Utah are reported
very favorable. A-b5l
ROchefort is on his way from San Fran
CISCO 10 New York.
The Dunkards met IN National Confer
erance at GiraEd, Illinois, on the 24th, some
ten thousand people were present.
Congressman Mellish, of New York,
who became insane flew weeks since died
on The 22c at the Government insane hos
pltal. -4 15 e1 H
John Marion. saloonist, shot and NOR
tally wounded Thomas Mcdonnell IN New
York on the 24th, because he refused to
pay for a glass whisky. ~ .Al 7
Judge Thurman arrived in Columbus on
Sunday. he is TO. argue the Gainesville
land case il :he Suprem4 Court, Il IToY
A large part of the town Of Forest City,
Arkansas, was burned on FRIDAY, Loss
not stated. 5aa. 81 ri
Two boats came in collision on Lake
Ontario Saturday and seven rAttsmen were
drowned.
Secretary Richardson's friends are &C.
lively at work TO prevent the passage Of .
resolution Of censure. ~
Another saloon was opened Saturday on
the principal street of Washington G. h,
Ohio, The home of the crusade. 5..lsB
independence, Iowa. was nearly de-
stroyed by FIRE on the 25tb; some twenty
business houses and hovels were burned
caILLIcoTaE, o., May q -N. C Coop
er. n freight conductor on The Marietta and
| CINCINNATI Railway, had 5000 IN bonds,
notes End mortgages stolen frUm i'm, night
before iast, by Two brakemen. They hsd
Tor parts unknown.
CLARK Evans, arrested for the murder o.
John w. Holder, an old citizen, who re-
sided FIVE miles west Of Csrrolton, Ills, on
Aprll goth, has made q tull confession
rhs deed was done for money, but nothing
but q pocket knife was realized.
The Arkansas House, by q vote of AZ tc
9, has passed resolutions declaring SenA-
tors Clayton and dorsey guilty Of bribery
corruption, fraud, treason against the
State, and various other crimes, and de,
manding their resignation, The resolu'
lions weTe introduced by a colored mem.
Eber. 81 seek
Nellie Grant, accompanied by her Mr.
Sartoais, sailed for England Saturday IL
/ lie steamer DdAllO. AHO ANSAdCHbs NHAS
Grant, and a large party Of ~uishec
friends, accompanied the party down the
bay. By this TINE the royal voyagers arr
probably as sea-sick as ordinary people
would be under similar circumstances.
About forty Pittsburg crusaders wer,
srrestsd again Saturday and confined il
the Central Police Station for o~bstructinl
the pavementss They we're released upol
giving bail for a hearing at four o'cIocl
Monday afternoon. Great exciteme1
|, prevailed, large crowds gathering sbou
the police station. The LADIES' are still de
termined to continue their work, notwith
standing the action Of the city authorities
LIMA! o., May 24.-The Lima BaeRinl
Mills, situated in the extreme northern
limits of the town, were discovered on fir
Yesterday, and before the engines eoulG
reach there, were totally destroyed. Los
10000. Insured for $4,000 in the fol
lowing companies: CT iE9ns' and Fire Ma
rins, 81. 500; Peabody, of Wheeling. 81,
$50 Marine, Of Wheeling $3.50; Nation
al. Of Philadelphia, So 600 Ohio 1-nsurane
. Contrary, $1,000; Hjbernja $1,000; Allie
. mania. $1,000 The mills were operate,
by a stock company. The Ere WIS kan
died by q spark from friction in tn
picker.