The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30

man, was killed by o train on the AshtaDulR "
Pittsburgh Railroad tonight The body was
found in terribly mangled condition.
Youngstown, Jan. 25.-Clip stllwell, Of James
town, Penn, was arrested here to day for robbing
s. L. Robbs hardware store, at that place, We'd
nesday night. The goods were found In his pos
session. sullwell was taken to Jamestown,
James W, CAT, the Cincinnati millionaire who
died on Thursday, was dsyabOrer iorty-ive
years ago. He made his millions in distilling
whisky,
Columbia City, Jan. % Hunters found the body
Of James Ross In the woods four miles north Of
here frozen to the ground, hogs having eaten part
OF his face and head. He was sixty years old and
unmarried He kept a tailor shop here for sever
al weeks When last seen he was suffering from
delirium trcmens, and wandered to the woods
while crazy, and froze TO death.
Crestlne, Jan. &-As the Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati q indianapolis pay car was coming to
Crestine from the north at one o'clock to-day,
Patrick Kern an intoxicated citizen Of Gallon,
threw himself in front Of the engine intending 10
commit suicide, but at the last momeht repenting
Of his hasty move he attempted to get Off the track
and while doing so was struck by the engine and
his right arm broken In two places and head and
body badly bruised, He was picked up by the
pay car and taken to his home in Gallon.
Fort Wayne, Jan. 23,-The dead body which fell
out of the trunk at the Jackson & Saginaw Rail-
road Depot yesterday morning proved to be that
OF James Little a young man who died at Water
loo on Sunday of lung fever, His body was taken
from the cemetery promptly after burial, and for
warded to this city for the use Of the Medical Col
lege. His brother came to the city TO day after
the body, which was taken back to Waterloo for
refinement,
Wilmington, Ohio, Jan, 23-Isaac Wiliamson,a
prominent farmer who resides about six miles
south of this place, made an assignment in the
| Probate Court to-day TO ]. H. West Assets, $50
acres of land and 1000 in personality liabilities,
$4,000,
Milwaukee, Wis., Jan. 23-Gold Brothers, pro-
prietors of the Boston Clothing House, have made
an assignment Liabilities SAL OOO assets about
$4,000.
I Quebec Jan. PA collision occurred on the
Lewis & Kenuebec Railroad, near st. Anselme,
to day, between passenger train and an engine
opening the road. A second-caSs car Of the pas
senger train was teleScoped by platform car, and
one passenger named ]. B. LsAamme killed.
Doctor Morrissatt had a leg cut off, and another
passenger was.badly hurt.
| St. Louis, Jan A-Twenty.hve deserters from
various companies stationed the frontier, pass
ed through the city this morning en- route for the
Military Prison at Leavenworth, Kansas. They
had been arrested principally in Indiana, Ohio
and Kentucky, and were In charge Of Lieuten-
ant Green.
HoratIo Seymour is TO give the address at the
celebration this year Of the battle OF Newton, N.
Y, fought by General Sullivan during his expedi-
ton against the Iroquois, hundred years ago.
The Swiss now toast their shins and FIRE loco.
motives with American coal. Ameri an watches
in their pockets and photographs OF Colorado
scenery in their parlors would make their happi'
ness complete.
Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Shields, Of Mis-.
souri,, and Gov. Bishop, Of Ohio, arrived here to-
day.
Belfast Me- Jan. Plat Mortville, Saturday
evening, John Mcfarland, wife and grand
daughter were killed by an insane man named
Rowell, who was later shot dead by neighbor
whom he had attacked.
The Mayor of Philadelphia has set a good ex.
anPle W CIJ i0'nSis III eSNNAN' " NNN''De "~~A ~
on the low 'nea'reS IN Dis CITY Oh 'ne siounu'
they are disorderly houses' 1nis ac'ion WIN oen'
eft public morality ana serve Ine interest OF Legls-
innate places Of amusement
At q recent election in France, Marshal Canro-
bert was defeated as a candidate for the Senate
by a veterinary surgeon. The old soldier, who
has led the armies OF france IN Aigiers' Itay the
Crlmee, &C. mas Wil'eh iesIel, IN WHICH ne aoes
not seek 10 disguise nus uls@PPo'n'meht' ne ID
intense ImperlSh''' "nnen-' oFpOnen' =" ne'
puoiican'
The Russian and Germ IN medical JournassEat
that East Europe IS IN SIate OF great siarm
the rapid progress o. 'ne piSSuS uOwIus tne uorsn
ana east OF hussla Ion lne OSSpiSn 0eS Hi0ns
'he course ol tue 'oisS'
A proposition has been introduced In the Ohio
~ Cino,oraH In nIoca ,bareoF the bill provIdea
-, -o,,,r 20 the old .vster, N Parl Boards ana
s,,oot Covor,ssJonara and a naturalization Of
o'.'. o.io.-InS ,1,,h ,o,rorago
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The keV. buIro"s' oi tne ConsreES'ionHi
! Church, ana Rev lams OF 'ne DSP'A' Onurcn' "
Mt Vernon, Ohio, are AZ present. engaged IN an
angry dispute concerning sne per cent ol AlcOnol
contained In the wine Wnlch onIn' mIrGculou'y
produced at the Ie@St Oh 'he PiHinS Vi uailiiee'
The weather In Great Britain continues severe,
and the number Of distressed poor greatly In
crease In Paris tTaflc is almost suspended by
snow. In Brittany and other provinces telegraph
ic and railway communication ia interrupted.
light ships are abandoning their stations on ac-
count Of ice,
A new synagogue said TO De one OF the nnest Oh
It's kind in Europe and costing s22OOOO exclusive
Of the grounds, has been opened In warsaw IN
stead Of the Jews hocking to Palestine they are
said to be gathering In large numbers at Russian
cities.
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