The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-01
PERSONAL VARIETY,

sons, and that the recent trouble with his young
wife was due to the influence which his Oldest
son, Victor, has over her. That after the sena.
tor brought her home to Mlchigah she yielded to
the advances Of her step son, and fell. That
having won his step mothers love he carried her
picture, and is 80 insane over Its beauty as to
hawk 1t about the saloons of LeAYenworth It's
also alleged that Mrs Christlancy has contribu.
ted to his support
News special from Galveston Hampstead re.
ports fatal afiray at the State Colored College
between two students in which NJ. W Reed was
killed by Frank Tomlinson The affair grew out
Of dispute over lamp In the study, and Reed
was advancing on Tomlinson with knife when
the latter fred upon him.
At Bremond Texas last Friday, q negro named
VIM Moore, went into grocery to get drink Of
whisky which the clerk, named Max stelbauer,
refused. Afterwards he attacked Stellbauer, who
drew a pistol and shot him through the head,
killing him instantly. Moore's wife said she was
glad he was dead
Jacob Frey, an old man 60 years Of age, cut his
wifes throat last Friday, at their home in Saint
Louis and then severed his own Windpipe. The
affair grew out Of a quarrel about money.
tremendous wind storm set in at St. Louis af.
ter midnight Friday night At O'Clock Saturday
morning the wind attained velocity of 60 miles
an hour and at different times during the day 1t
blew with great force Very little damage was
done, however, chjmneys shutters, fences signs,
etc., being about the only.things injured,
The relief ship Constellation sailed last satur-
day for Dublin. She has on board 1868 barrels
of provisions, and four CHses of clothing but has
room between decks for 30 or 40 cases of clothing,
ifit be sent AS the Constellation passed along
side the Colorado q shout went up from the lat.
ter. Then Captain Golfer cried. Now boys, give
'em real Irish cheer" and the response was
prompt, the band playing "St, Patrlcks Day"
The tug Mitchell, bearing gentlemen who con.
tributed some OF the provisions, steamed down
the river in her company The band continued
to play Garry Owen" Boys of Kilkenny" and
other Irish airs, till the relief ship had headed
down the river.
At Wavery, Minnesota gun fell from the
hands Of Mr.. Boulder, and the bullet. passing
through door pierced the heart of his daughter,
aged IS years. She died in ten minutes.
There have been l99,H7 interments in Green
wood cemetery at New York, all told, 5l82 hsV.
ing been made In 1879
The number Of negroes who have left Louisl.
ana for Kansas since the exodus movement was
started is set down at 5000,
During the storm on his late voyage from Vera
Cruz to Galveston, Gen, Grant played a game OF
poker with Gen. Sheridan and others with his
usual mpeTturbabiity.
Eio,yda oropoo orop tbTs ,,oor 10 r,Vo, iar
ger than ever before. From such counties as are
easily accessible the figures point to a crop Of
about $4,000 boxes In Putnam county alone
the 1875 yield was nearly $500 900 oranges, and
next year. with the large number OF blooming
trees that will come into bearing, the crop will
amount to 25 600 900 oranges.
The New Orleans Times slrenuously opposes, in
the interest of the ultimate welfare of Louisiana,
the movements to import Chinese labor into that
State. In Its opinion only the large planters
would be benefited at the cost of pauperizing
the present laborng class The Times says that
Louisiana needs TO encourage the yeoman frmer
and the growth Of manufactures.
Thirty years ago there was but one pottery in
this country making white and yellow ware, and
not mill to grind material. All the alt re-
quired was imported from Great Britain, Now
there are 800 potteries in the United States rep
resentng a total capital Of S6,OOOOOO, The pot.
terry craze of the last two or three years re suited
in the erection Of 80 new kilns in 1870.
A Fort Wayne! telegram says that Mr.. and Mrs.
| O. NJ. Orbison, wealthy residents Of that place,
were divorced In 1869, after living together about
25 years, raising five children to maturity. Mrs
0 bison and her daughters removed TO s;urgis,
NJ ch. where they have since resided. Mr.. Orbi'
son remained In Fort Wayne. On Thursday last
they were remarked at sturgis, Mich. and will
again make Fort Wayne their home,
At Cleveland the wife of Charles Peuirgill, e1-
Collector Of Internal Revenue, has sued for d..
vorce and alimony. Pettingill few years ago
was one of the brightest and most successful bu
siuess men in Cleveland, but unfortunately Just
as thousands Of other good men have done before
| him, and as othel thousands will do in the fu.
ture, he contracted the habit of using intoXIcat-
iug liquors, and the result s high social position,
a lovely family and the universal esteem and
confidence of the community, are all lost,
Mr.. Atherton of Ohio, has offered resolution
to reduce the Presidents salary to S25 OOO
Out of the Al County Treasury defaulters in
Iowa. one is a Democrat and 4S Republicans
The recent municipal elections in New Jersey
resulted favorably to the Democrats, The Asso.
ciated Press conveniently smolhered all refer.
ence to the same.
At st. Louis, yesterday, a man named Jim
Burns, shot and killed his wife because she had
refused to live with him.
Isaac salyr, in jail at Louisville KY, for bur.
glary, cOnfesseS to the murder Of an unknown
pedder some years ago.
John Nugent, former editor and proprietor Of
the San Francisco Herald, died at San LesndTo
yesterday morning.
Geo. W. Roney was shot and killed by &. H.
Hayes, Saturday night, while attempting to enter
the house Of the latter at Santa Rosa, Cal.
Deputy Sheriff Latham OF New Orleans, shot
and killed soldier Of the 25th Infantry last eve
ming, while trying to arrest him.
The mutilated body Of Amos whitney was
found in ravine near Greeneville, KY. yester.
day. The murder was evidently committed some
days before.
The Ponemah mills at ToAvnle Conn, caught
hre last light and were burning at latest 40.
counts 1t Is the largest mill In New England
and cost Sl,5OOOOO,
Eugene Fairfax Williamson, writer OF the an
noytng letters to Rev. DR., Dix, has been indicted.
The Turkomans refuse to pay four years taxes
demanded by the Shah, and are blockadng the
Persian camp.
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NEW JERSEY JUSTICE.