The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-01-28

marry French Prince. Answer, poytt
paid,h y &c. -
p,ris.iopEpagh h9scribs, AQy &SneAl
BanAK61 M sItEthy, 1A4k ,NSe$dmgin
that city, recently fehdVed from one
house to another with his furniture and
his harem. His wives went in two op-
uibuses.. T0l ,1691 WOW
Mr.. kprace White, late editor of the
Chicag%Tribune, finds his health much
imp Aired by his editorial labors, and VIII
visit the West indies this'mohth in com
pany'%itlE EDatd a wells X
Rev. ]. w. Johnson, the colored minis
ter of Railway, N. j., who has been anus
ing himself robbing his neighbors' hen
roosts, escaping deteetiPh thl a ieyY,yee,kksS y,,kS
since, when a fine turkey was found IN
his traveling-bag, has been sentenced to
nine months imprisonment in the State
prison on three charges of, larceny, TO-
which hepleaded guilty,
Illinois romance; Alphonso Barrett, of
Otterville, married q second wife,
handsome young lady about twen-
ty-eight years of age, a year since, and
died last July, leaving among otheras-
sets son aged twenty-five. This young,
scion of the house of, Barrett celebrated
New Years day by marrying his fathers
widow and the happyGouple are now Hv-
ing at the old homestead"
1t was Henry Fielding wlip began the
practice now so common, OF putting the
marriages and deaths together in news
papers. This was in the Jacobfte's Jour
nal, set up by Fielding in l747, onenum.
4 Der of which was illustrated bya wood
cut of Hogarth's. Fielding even carried
his fondness for classification so farias to
have vet a. third list, which contained the
names of people who had come to life
again.
The Virginia City New Independent
is never dismayed over the failure OF Its
dispatches. In fact it comes up smiling
with little paragraphs like this: I'VE don't
apologize for not publishing any telegraph
to-day-it is only when we have 1t that
we feel as if we ought to apologize, That
4 which has been sent us for some time
has been such trash that it needed q good
\ deal of praise to make it go down."
n Mrs. Watson, wife of Professor Watson
of Michigan University, is probably the
only woman who enjoyed the privilege of
going ON the transit expedition from the
United States. She had long journey.
First. there was an overland journey to
San Francisco, and then a voyage, lasting
twenty-six days, to Yokohama, four
days sail to Nangasaki, and another of
sir dava To Tien-tsin. Then followed q
VOYAGE up the river on small house boats
to Tung Chang, and finally donkey ride
of sixteen miles to Peking
The amount left blythe will of the late
General Sylvanus Thayer Of West Point
military academy to the town Of Brain
tree. Mass, fora public library and school
house for all classes having accumulated
to the sum of $260,000, as proSidedin the
beuuest, the town has voted $4,000 to,
complete the project, 'oi3 ef'
A Swiss boatman iecently pulled g
would d-be-suiqide out of Lake Geneva. An
hour or two after the boatmaa discovered
tha' 'Ame man hanging by the neck. to q
tree. but did not Interfere that time.7-
The magistrate summoned him to answer
why he did not prevent the. suicide, but
he replied that he thought the man had
only hung himselfup to dry k A'4 = 4, &,
The female operatives at Fall River
have called mass meeting to denounce
what they term the cowardly action OF
the men in accepting reduced wages,
They say; eve realize vividly the fact
that we must resist this tendency on the
part OF combination Of mill owners to
cut down our wages, and that every lre7
duction they succeed in establishing REM
ders us less able to resist the next.
Vim. Sharon has been elected United
States Senator for Nevada, by the entire
Republican vote, @. fl.
The Provincial Correspondence says
the German Government has taken pre-
liminary steps to insure satisfaction to
the German flag and indemaity for the
owners of the German vessel Gustave,
which was fred upon while inndistress,
and afterward plundered by Carlists.
After a re-canvass Of the vote in Mon
tana at the last election on the subject OF
removing the capital of the Territory
from Virginia to Helena, the removal
proposition has been declared carried.
Extreme cold weather still continues
throughout the West. The thermometer
ranged at Omaha yesterday from 22o to
14O below zero, at Cheyenne from 23o to
10 below, at Denver, from l2o to l70 be-
low. at Fort Laramie $50 below, and at
Virginia City 44o below. There is TWEEN
ty-seven inches of snow on the Laramie
plains. ,t <x
A mass meeting to protest against, mil
itary interference in Louisiana has been
called at Fame iii Hall, Boston. for next
Friday. tNJ\\>tNcNA \N%%,A
The Senate confirmed the nominations
ofGeorge Marcy, of Tennessee, as Minis
ter Resident at Ecuador, andof g. Fl. Boz
ker, as Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter Plenipotentiay to Russia
The Rev. Mr.. Launde, the English cler-
pyman who keeps fine stable Of race
horses. was the most successful owner
during, the past season next to Lord Fal-
mouth, Each Of fthenl won over $40 ,O0o'
Mr.. Launde's success is mainly due tothe
Suineas' 6s OAKS, the Coronation stakes
and the st. Leger, but his promising two
year-old Holy Friar, won six out ot seven
races, and brought him over $4,000.
A sad accident occurred at Montmatre,
near Paris, the other day. A powerful
athlete was displaying his strength in
the presence of a crowd, and lifting some
very heavy weights He would throw
thkn high in TIE air and catch them be-
fo1 ethey fell. One of the weights, how,
ever, was thrown too far to one side, and
as It descended it struck the head Of q
little child only seven years old, who with
his blue eyes distended was looking up