The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-16
Personalities.
Bristow is a man of fair report.
Tweed is a fighty sort of man.

An exchange says Schenck remains
and thus consoles itself for weeds loss
Bishop Haven of the NJ. +. Church
nominated Grant at Boston gathering
"as a measure Of public safety" Is il a
glass pint measure .p.. .uI.
V. Hugo is the" Great He !" according
to GgarO, since he speaks Of himself in
the third person.
Lord Mayor Cotton, of London, will
visit Brussels in state early next year to
assist at the Inauguration of the nterna
tional exhibition Of apparatus forpreserv-
ing life in case Of fire on land or sea.
Lucius Robinson, Democratic Comp
troller-elect, has resigned his Director.
shipin the Erie Railway Company deem
ing it improper to hold that position at
ter entering upon his duties as state Of
fcer,-AIbanY dHgKS. a'.''
Governor Irwin, Of California, was in,
augurated yesterday with the usual cere-
monies. In his inaugural address he
urges the Legislature TO bring the inhu
ence of the State to bear upon the Gener.
al Government to procure modification
Of the treaty with China, with a view Of
restricting Chinese immigration q"
George Reynolds, a Mormon polyga-
mistha been found guilty ofpolygamy or
bigamy, being the first conviction of the
kind in Utah. What is this world COM
ing to when saints can be interfered with
thus .... ID yru.Ir al. .r.Nu
Z A dispatch from Minola, Long Island,
says VIM. Delany, who murdered Cap.
tain Lawrence on board a schooner in
Cow Bay. Long Island Sound,in Au
gust last, was hanged Friday, His bra
vado was extraordinary. He made a
speech confessing his crime. He died
in seven minutes. araI a.U nrsH
/ ,MuwaiS ST LOUIS, Mo, December O.
I" Hon. Edward Pienepont, Attorney
General U. S. Washington, ID. c. 70
81 have seen yourlast dispatch to Col.
onel Dyer My speech in the Avery case
was extemporaneous. Mr.. Eaton mailed
you onTuesday, a sworn copy from the
steographer Of so much as he thought re.
lated OF the President, did not see it, but
| stand by the speech as made. I said
nothing beyond what my sworn duty re.
quired and for that | have no apology tc
make. ..a.. ".I U..a ..
nt... B." B, HENDERSON,"
Captain Lindell, charged with casting
away the bark Union in Puget Sound
some months ago, has been acquitted.
!, Ross Brown, the author was buried al
Oakland, California, Friday last week.
A Astreet-car thiefin New Orleans rob.
bed a young woman of her hair without
her knowing it. He shipped off the two
long braids that hung down her back and
then skipped off with them before she
discovered her loss. .."
AND clear against the morning sky
Was, heard the Warden's warning cry
|u = The Boss The Boss ,g .
Has gone to look for Charlie Ross.
Then from the crags Of Ben. Venue,
Or Hackensack, the answer flew.
"The Boss, old hoss,
Is sleeping on Fifth Avenue"
The Wheeling Intelligencer says Col.
onel John A. Joyce, Of crooked whisky
notoriety lived in this city about twenty
years ago. His father was steamboat
man, and deserted his mother and went
to Cincinnati and lived with an abandon
ed woman. When John was fourteen he
left this city and went to Cincinnati, and
has since become quite notorious char
acter. The Colonel's mother, an aged
and ignorant Irish woman, is now living
in Chicago at the citys expence."
John 0. Smith, the new Commissioner
OF Indian Affairs, has arrived at Wash
ington and assumed his official duties.
% Mann the defaulting Treasurer Of Sar.
atoga county, New York, has disappear.
ed, and it is thought he has fed the
country.
Padre Palacios, the priest who was the
cause Of the outrages, murders and in.
cendiarism at San Miguel, Salvador, has
been condemned to death by military
tribunal. l.. at
Frederick Tyler, aged twenty-five years
and son of r. d. S. Tyler, of Detroit
was accidentally killed on Saturday by
the discharge Of his gun while hunting
near Oswego, MY
Mrs. Harmon, seventy. six years ofage
was shot and instantly killed, at Walton
KY, last Friday, by her grandson, Col
umbus Hightower. The latter was care
lessly handling pistol when the weap
on was discharged, the bullet passing
through the old lady's head,