The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-10
LATE NEWS

AnOtner muurei that OF Is. N. Ford, is an
nounced from Chicago
The Supreme Court Of the United states has
resumed its sessions
The cOlliery fire near POttsvile, Pa, still burns
aercely, with little prospect ofits being extin, a
guished. ..-
Five thousand more troops sailed from Rgyp
for Turkey, and a further reinforcement 10 pre-L
pairing. T-
A dispatch from Ragusa reports that'the Prince
Of Montenegro has resumed command of his army
In Albania. I, @
By treaty Just signed at Madrid the neutral
ization OF Spanish subjects as Mexican citizens
since 1875 is void. ..al
The British Government has embargoed 1000
cases OF cartridges on board a steamer at Cardiff,
destined for Constantinople.
AntivaH still holds out although II has been
burning in several places since Friday. 1t Is re-
ported 70 be provisoned for month.
The Turks are marching from Karitza to en-
deayor to sucoor the'besleged. Turkish irOn-clad,
and bombardthe works Of the MOntenegrins
An official dispatch shows that Sofia was en-
tered on the Sd inst, after q skirmish, in which
A Berlin correspondent states that the prospect r
for an amioable settlement of the dspute between
Germany and Nicaragua has improved. ra. Ii.
Three persons-a young man and two young
women-were drowned at Halifax Sunday, a cab
in which they were riding, breaking through the
ice. .... ...u I.E..T '..HH.'
A telegram from Erzeroum says the Russian in-.
fantry and cavalry who advanced to Ilidjito de-
strOy the telegraph lines have been totally routed
after desperate engagement .0'
triangular fight between hunting parties Of
of Cheyenne, Pawnee and ATapahoe Indians took
place recently on the Red river in Texas, which
resulted in severe losses to each party.
Sandusky o., January 8-A little child named
Ross, Of this city, whose mother is janitress in
one Of our public school buildings fell into pail
Of boiling water at its parents residence to day
and was so badly sCalded that it died in short
time Rferward r
Nelsonville, January S.-Ferdinand Weymiller,
working at Brooks's coal mine, was run over TO.
day by a bank engine breaking his leg above the
knee and cutting his head severely. His cOndi-
ton is critical, ....
Wheeling, W, Va. January s-Yesterday morn-~
ing freight train on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad near Portland Station, ian into two
horse sled killing both horses and fatally iniur-
| ing the driver Walter Buoy. ... ..
Nevada, o., January IA little four-year old
daughter of George Miller, who resides near here
was fatally burned this morning. .
Stanton, Mich, January John Thomas was
found frozen to death on the road leading to
Greenville this morning having laid down in
the road, 1t is supposed while intoxicated. He
leaves wife and two children.
Peru, Ind, January Last Saturday Jacob
Sharp started out hunting, and had not returned
up to Yesterday morning when search was insti-
tuted for him His body was found this morning
BY his brother, about two miles south OF town. It
is supposed he fell over a log and accidentally
shot hin self through the right lung, and instant
ly killed himself,
Baltimore, Nd, January Last evening John
Doyle, an employe in the water works in the
county, met horrible and instantaneous death.
While at work at the top Of the shaft, he missed
his balance and plunged headlong down the ope-
ming, distance of 15O feet. When taken uphe
presented mass Of quivering flesh lpd bones,
crushed out of all resemblance to humanity.
Norwalk, O., January last night at Wake
man, in this county, the store Of Harris q Bald
win was burglarized for the third time within a
year past,
Pottsville, Pa, January 7-Dsnnis, alias Buck
eye Donnelly, convicted Nov. oath of the murder
of Thomas Sanger, wassentenced to day to death.
Donnelly is the sixteenth Mollie condemned to
die. He said his life had been sworn away by
"squealers."
The Supreme court to-day affirmed the verdict
in the cases of John Kehoe the Mollie king, co n
victed Of the Langdon murder in 1861, and Hester
McHugh and Tully, of the murder OF Alexander
Rea In 1869. fAhs
Tifin, o., January 7.-The Pennsylvania Rail.
road Co.'S ticket Office in'this city was entered by
burglars Saturday evening, through Window
and fifteen dollars in money was taken
Last night two men entered the store of ]. W.
Shaw, at Republic, and stripped off their old
clothes and had just began to select new suits
when Mr., Shaw, who sleeps in the store, rushed
upon them. They fled in semi-nudity.
Sidney, O., January S-A young colored man,
living in the northern part of this county, went
to Minister last Saturday night and getting intox-
/ icated, was placed in the calaboose, an open
building much exposed to the weather. On go
} ing to him in the morning, he was found dead
| and stiff, having been frozen to death. He was
, heretofore a temperate man and not given to
spree.
Evansville, Ind, January S.-Wm. 0rman, q
farmer of Posey county, last Thursday brought
three droves of hogs to Evansville, and sold them
for S425, and has not been seen since. He was
t known to have over $500 on his person. He had
TO get off of train at Mt Union at midnight and
: walk ten miles to his home. He was known to
Q have taken the train from Evansville, and there
are suspicious Of murder as persons in the vicin-
s ity knew 0rman sold his hogs and had the
r money
Q Yellow Springs, O., January 8-Charles Red
ways drug store was broken into last night, and
e quite large amount of goods was taken. No ar
Il rests.