The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-18
VaripR.

The widow of the late Confederate
General Stevens is clerk in the PatehV
Office.
The fountain which Lolita Crabtree'
the actress, has given to San francisco
cost $4,000.
The man who prophesied a mild winter
hoa bod his ears frozen three inches from
the tips downward
The Press says that Miss Ida Greeley
and her sister, Gabrielle, are going "
Europe in the spring
Two little newspapers in Santa bar
,O wv Soi;Sornia @ are edited by two women,
and they quarrel. One, says 5or snao notorts Irt9
other is cross eyed, and the oVlaer i1Vor1o nS
that her rival is an old mad mo pioou
shed syet.
rhoro ia an artesian well in Mission
aov near San Francisco, over halt mlie
y f,oy tbe shore. 1t is 200 feet deer, ana
tbrorgh % a pipe eleven inches in diam
etar Furnishes 100000 gallons OF pure
fresh @ water every twenty-four hours
Tho bark Jorawur, from Liverpool TO
Co1crtta which was abandoned about
Iom 10Th in the English channel, has
6sen picked up by thesteamship, Azorian
If 7 andon, and towed into Plymouth
Sound The captors have gained arich
nr;ze as the vessel is found to be com
paratively little the worse, cons!ueIing .pelings
the time she must have Oeen 'oSSD's
about. -
A San II ancisco wife by mistake TOOK
l;onid ammonia, andit burned her NOUN
.torr;hly Her husband, upon hearing
tba doctors opinion that she would n0t
be able to speak for month, SaiT .%,ho,,i, VIII
intense and spontaneous ierv9r, u hdl,H thnt
God for thatl' Later hejexplaiheu Gu 'tiao tho
he meant to express gratitude l4r Gli9 Ii9
probability of her recovery, put She ulu
hot seem to be entirely SATISFIED
A GIRL was smothered to death whlle
on Sleigh ride near Bangor, Me-, on one
Of fi tho ~ recent intensely cold nights. A
nartv Of Young people were outon lrolc,
iiI;Gg iI; a long Sleigh. This girl grew very
cold and to keep her warm her sweet
boort wranped her closely in huge
blanket, covering her heau anu iaIo, w.
Too drowsy and benummed 10 SUI, e sne
suffocated without her companions peilg
aware that she was dying ,.,..
A New Haven clergyman lateiy 70,
ceiyed present of a horse from irienu l!
in New York, the donor saying tne am
nal was too slow for his use and would
he thought, Just suit his clerical TREND
ne lTG sl cIergvman drove out one day and
,yas much startled to find the horse an
owcentionally % fleet one. The New YORK
,oon pxnIained that he bought the animal
for a fast one, but was sick of him when
ba found he could only make 2:4o'
Revivalist Hammond and Theodore
p,;"o & a 81 iritualist exhorter,. attacked
Joliet H., at the same time halllllono l,ll'ol',
had a street meeting in eXclteG ploG5es9 DE-,
using wagon as pulpit, wh9h gl Iric' d,,
drove I'D in another wagon =, me con
Course was immense, and Hammond ,I
begged them to disperse at once atter lli'
nIose Of his meeting, without wanting t(
bear Ithat infidep who was IN Waluhs
to ansnare souls" Several cleirgymel
;WO;rod W in this request; but after the dox
.ITlmTu .pIonv onIv a few of the people left, Ihel
2tGsS p.;es wan went TO work, using the audience
uhicb I,I his rival had gathered. Ham
mnnd triumphed, however, ior th'
churches engaged the largest halL IN In' m
citt mt in three cabinet organs, and 60
a yr great revival under way. The owner T;so
Of tbe other halls would not rent to prlce &c
onS % 60 his mouth was closed except 10
street @ preaching, and the weather got 'o'
cold for that. oou, .
A brave deed was done on Jan. 2oth a
sbeerness in England, by a poor woman
who saved a child from drowning az I'M I'M
imminent risk of her own lie Az a ;ie aoHe
~ mart Of the seashore, about two mile
from the town, some children from m th
noost.g,,ard ,ot station at Scrapsgat wer
TT"v IoIo1;5G near the waters edge, when TN
pne p referred to fell in. The wind, 9lQ% 9,
G,,1 img fresh fresh, off the shore, quickly took tn
"S hoy ont to considerable distance, am am
hey be 'disappeared more than once MRS
Sellen in her cottage, heard the cry g
sIarm % raised, ran down to the beach, am
no m one N else being near, she plunged lnt u
the U It'd tide caught sight of the drownln
child as he rose, and fortunately e1s rSacne' nn'
him. him. ShNTas then up to her neck, an N
tbe water was lifting her OIL the grouho
vet I although unable to swim, she man man
yoO,d YEA to regain the shore with her almos
lifeless burden before further he'p "i
rived,