The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16
LATE NEWS,

Edmund Hegy, recognized as the leader OF the
commune in New York, and who IL said to be the
individual who caused the death Of Archbishop
D'Arboy, Of Paris, and Chief Of Police Greyboy,
was arraigned yesterday in Court, charged with
threatening the life of Harry W. Marks, an at.
tache Of the World newspaper. Justice Smith
soundly lectured Megy telling him that the Com
mune was not an institution OF this country, and
It's principles would not be tolerated here. He
held him in $500 bail to keep the peace
Baltimore, May S.-Henry Speaks and Tillie
Richards, colored servants, Iquarreled yesterday
and Speaks fatally stabbed the girl.
Philadelphia, May 1O-shoemaker & Co., oil
and chemical mill, Allegheny avenue and Rich.
mond street, was burned. Loss, $4,000 insur
Anue about S50,OO0
Lawrence, Mass, May 10-George H. Waterman
formerly assistant paymaster Of the Pacific Mills,
has been arrested, having failed to secure the
company against loss by his defalcation Of $780,
900.
New York, May 1o-The Italian Government
has private detectives watching every vessel that
arrives for the notorious chief bandit Troulolin,
accused Of committing thirty murders and many
robberies.
Amite, La May 1O.-IsaiAh Evans, colored,
aged twenty three, was hanged here to day for the
murder OF Edward Bowen, aged eighteen on the
25th Of July, 1877. Over two thousand people wit
messed the execution, After prayer by a colored
preacher, the moose was adjusted, and al noon the
drop fell, breaking the condemned mans neck.
Fort Fetterman, May 1O.-A quarrel occurred
between Chss. Wiley and Chas. Moore, both EN-.
ployes Of Powell & MoMullen, freighters in which
Moore was killed. Wiley, who was unarmed was
attacked by Moore, and beaten over the head with
six.shooter. He secured his adv eSary's weapon
and with 1t shot him several times. A verdict Of
a justihable homicide was returned by Coro-
ners jury,
Leavenworth, Kan, May 10-A man named
Huppenheimer, about forty.eight years Of age,
was killed on q farm near Easton, eight miles
from here thih morning, by young man named
Rupp. The parties had formerly been In partner.
ship and had some difficulty over the settlement
OF their affairs. The old quarrel was renewed
this morning when Rupp fired gun at Huppen'
heimer and killed him instantly. The deceased
was an old soldier and had been resident Of
this county since 1859.
Evansville, Ind, May 1O-A performer with
Whalens Variety Combination, Of Louisv lille, at.
tempted, at Rockport Ind, yesterday, the feat OF
shooting en- apple from the head Of woman,
The aim miscarried, and an eightyear old boy
named Wlegel, who was playing outside the can
vas, was shot In the forehead and almost instant
ly killed The performer, whose name cannot be
learned, was arrested, but as 1t was evidently an
accident nobody could be found to file an afi-
daVit, and he was released.
Harrsburgh, Pa, May 10-Daniel D. Boag, a
prominent and wealthy citizen, was killed last
evening by the upsetting of his carriage.
Potsville, Pa, May lO.-Rev. John Anyl, Super.
intendent of the Glendower Colliery, was killed
last evening in the mine, together with Thomas
Morgan, workman, from an explosion caused by
Anyl carrying an unprotected lamp.
New York, May lin st. Stephens Catholic
Church this evening Rev. Dr. Edward McGlynn,
assisted by number of clergymen, married Baron
Albert Blanc, Italian Minister at Washington, 10
Leneralita Terry, daughter of Issimo Don Thomas
Terry, a Cuban Of great wealth and distinguished
family. The church was crowded with members
of the best families Of this and other cities Some
5000 ladies and gentlemen were present, includ.
ing Sir Edward Thornton, British Minister Ad-
miral Gore Jones, Of the British legation, and
wife; signOr Baltazd, Secretary Of the Tur klsh
Legation, and wife; and others.
The Spanish Government has induced General
Martinez Campas to remain in Cuba and direct
another campaign against the Cuban insurgents
Maceo and Vincente Garcia. The Government
has granted him Ave million pounds for the ex.
penses OF his army, a reinforcement of10,000 men
and power to carry ont reforms.
The Alan Line steamship Sandman, from Liv.
erpool for Quebec, burned yesterday at the en-.
trance to the harbor Of Londonderry. An explosion
Of generated gas'cauged the FIRE, and three pas
sengers were killed and forty injured. There
were about 46O passenger on board. all Of whom
were transported to Londonderry in safety by two |
lenders which we're sent out to them.