The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-03-29
TELEGRlpHIo NEWS,

B,soa. March 23.-The New England
Glass Company, at East Cambridge, one
of the largest in New England, has voted
to wind up the business, being unable 10
compete with Southern and western
concerns. Two hundred men VIII DO uh-
employed.
Boston, March "a. - Albert Brown,
cashier of the First National Bank,
of Springfield, VT, is said 70 be a deiaulV'
or to the amount Of $4,000.
New York, March "a, = Walter Q,
Adams, agent of the Star Line OF Texas
packets and commission merchants OF
No. 1871 Pearl street, has failed with liza.
bilities of 100000 and assets valued at
$S0O,O00. A large part of the indebted
nees is held 10y creditors in Europe me
main cause of the failure was the pad
faith of European correspondents, by
which a large quantity Of merchandise
was thrown on Mr., Adams's hands III
Belgium and Germany.
Troy, N. Y, March 24.-The National
Bank of Gloversville closed lts doors
this morning. Two-thirds OF it's capital
Sl5O 900, is tied up in worthless paper
IL is claimed that no one Will lose 10y
the suspension.
Washington, March 24.-The authorii-
ties of the indianapolis National BANK
have increased their rewards, Ihey now
offer So 600 for the arrest OF the robber,
Sc 600 for the recovery of the money or
20 per cent. for the recovery OF any part
of 1t.
New Orleans, March 24.-senerino de
la Bavrera, Spanish Consul, died sudden
" to-day from poison. 1t is not positive
" known whether the poison was taken
bv mistake or intentionally, but it is be-
lieved to be a case Of suicide.
London, March PA special dispatch
from Ragusa to the Manchester G'artd1an
saws that band of Bashi- Bazouks plum
dered and burned the village Of Otchie-
vo, in Herzegovina, and murdered
number of the inhabitants. 1t is report
ed than another village shared the same
fate.
Under the pillow of an old man nam
ed Aaron Stern, venerably dry goods
merchant, who died at Milwaukee the
other night was found the sum OF
$4,000 in United States bonds A will
has been found bequeathing the money
to the wife Of the proprietor OF the hotel
in which he was boarding.
New Orleans, March 23,-The conster-
nation caused by the irstsigns of Hayes's
treachery to Louisiana has entirely sub
sided. and confidence in the contlnu-
ance of the legal government more frm
" established than ever. The people
sav they would not object to having this
commission come, but however 1t report,
they care not, as, according to unani-
nous public expression, they will only
recognize and obey their chosen Govern
ment, and will support it against all ene-
mics until compelled to succumb by sup
perior force. This determination will be
publicly affirmed in a week IN mass
meetings all over the State.
The Diaz party in Mexico is rapidly
diminishing, and another revolution is
imminent in the near future.
A number of prominent men have al
ready declined to serve on Hayess
Louisiana commission.
The 'Abyssinian envoy to Egypt has
been found drowned near Mass owah be
lieyed to have been murdered by Egyp-
tians.
The Pope has in preparation another
allocution to be delivered on the occas-
ion of his Golden Jubilee, in which he
reviews the state Of the church, etc.
The largest meeting of the New Or
leans Cotton Exchange ever held was
held Friday, at which the Nichols Gov,
ernment was strongly endorsed and all
good citizens called upon to support it.
The Eastern question was up in the
British Parliament, Friday night, and
speeches condemning the Porte's con
luct towards christians in Turkey, We're
made by Professor Fawcett and others.
Hon. f. B. Washburne, United States
Minister to France, has written to the
President requesting to be recalled, his
resignation has been accepted on the
that he shall remain there un.
il his successor, is appointed, and shall
nave presented his letters Of credence.
Louisville, March 24-John NJ. Fergu-
;on filed petition in bankruptcy to-day.
His liabilities are $240, ,000,wi no assets.
Ferguson was formerly member of the
irm of Krauth, Ferguson & Co., pork
packers, who failed some month ago.
His principal creditors are j. M. Fergu-
on ir., and Washington Butchers Sons,