The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-12-02
Personal VARIETY.


The money which was inherited by PresId ent
Hayes was made mainly from the building OF the
Lake Shore Railroad.
Geike maintains that the stratll d rocks Of the
earth comprise no formation which can be legiu.
mately regarded as deep sea deposits,
The Norristown man wishes to know why a
near sighted man who cannot recognize his
friends across the street can see creditor who Is
a tlCck away.
The Duke Of BucCleuch whose son was defeat.
ed by Mr.. Gladstone, has closed bis cOllieries,
which throws many persons at Dalkeith out Of
work.
Boston Globe: THE P. l. evolves the following
'Evolutionists may talk, but Adam was the prime
evil man. Yes and his companion In the gar.
den was the prime Eve'al woman"
Yung Wing, the Chinese Commissioner of Edu.
cation in this country, has bought house worth
$4,000 in Hartford, Conn.
There is now due Grant from the subrc-IptioL
fund the sum OF Sl5 900, Jay Gould will und oubt.
edly tell him how to put 1t where 1t will do the
most good.
The Rev. Edward Everett Hale and others, OF
Boston, have formed a Sunday school class Of
young men and women, to the number Of twenty,
for instruction in citiz snshlp.
The late Lord Chief Justice Cockburn received
salary Of $4,000 year, During his twenty-siK
years ia the service, being at the bar part OF the
time, he was paid 1858 900.
James L Pugh, the new Alabama Senator, was
a member of the Thirty sixth Congress and
member Of the First and Second Confederate
Congresses He has had varied Congressional
experience
John Sherman does not hesitate to believe that
Conkling end Garfield entered into bargain,
aud he is therefore anxious to go from the Treas.
ury to the Senate II he ls successful, 1t may be
difficult for Conkling to get nominations ap.
proved.
It costs something under the present admirable
system Of civil service to collect the revenue
The aggregate amount of the compensation OF
collectors Of internal revenue for the year was
1927 4O3 The amount expended for expenses in.
Cured by those officers was 81 0SS, and the
total expense Of collecting was Sl,S22, 1888.
The venerable Hannibal Hamlin, OF Maine,
he's been continuously in public life since 1886,
and now, at the age OF seventy one years, 1t is
stated that upon his retirement from the Sens te
in March next he will be an applicant for the
collectOrship of the port Of Boston, which he
once held, and falling to secure that desirable
appointment, will push for the Portland colleC'
torship
Mr., Weaver n ade very pretentlous canvass Of
some OF the Southern States, with Republican
backing, but his GreeDback vote in that section
does not materiaize to any great extent He re-
CeVes In Alabama 4551, In ArkanGas 402a, and in
Mississippi 5,7S3 The Republican vote In these
States aggregate $4,000. The Republican mana
gers knew how to separate their own chestnuR
from the pile Mr.. Weaver had raked up
The one electoral vote found in Indiana for
Hancock offsetts the one Garfield vote found In
California, and unless there should be further
surprises the full count vii stand; Garfield, 2lS
Hancock, 1856 The Indiana Republicans had &C.
caSion to make change In their ticket, and did
not do 1t effectively. Thereby one electoral vote
Is lost to them. The California Democrats made
an equally grievous blumder in putting the name
Of Judge Terry on their electoral ticket At all
and thereby one vole was lost to them. Now,
who shall claim that Indiana did not go for Gar
field or that California did not go for Hancock,
! ali the same, whehet the electoral return Of el'
ther Slate be solid or not
Atlanta Constitution: "Let the North take
warning We are about to fill up the bloody
chasm with lint cotton, IN order to give all who
chance to stumble over something Juice and soft
to fall upon,"
At Alma Colorado, ]. F. Dunn was killed by a
/ 10 "A
feet down a mountain side.
The New York police suspect that Mrs. Martha
Lehbach, found dead In her house Thursday
morning, was murdered.
The Rrtish captain who insu;ted the nava au-
thOriies at Norfolk has been ordered TO clear out
Four railroad accidents occurred al Buffalo
Saturday and six men were killed.
Lieutenant Governor Robinson, Of Colorado,
shot and fatally wounded in a miners row Sat-
urday.
National Grange Patrons of HuSbandry have
determined to maintain an office at W ashingtOn'
Speaker Randall says legislation shall be
pushed so that the Republicans shall have no
pretext for an extra session.
| Inc Vi LluuOA " w. ht mhttuOht AAl'F
burned Saturday night. Loss $4,000.
The ship Johann Heinrich from Hamburg went
down of San Diego, CAL, Saturday. Mate and
FIVE men lost
Prominent R publican papers are denouncing
Levi Morton, Garfeds prospective Secretary
OF the Treasury, as money shaver and a fnan'
cial revoluionist
E. F. Bertrsnds, a wealthy man. has created
excitement at Rockford, Illinois, by marrying his
mother.in law and becoming grandfather to his
own children.
The time has not been fixed for Garfield to
swear that he did not write the Morey letter, and
until he denies 1t under oath the authorship re-
mains an open question.
Asor Ward, veteran of the war Of 1912, who
saw General Packenham killed at New Orleans,
died, at his home in Fort Scott, Kansas the other
day, aged one hundred and three years.
No more slaves are to be born In Brazil. The
country includes about one.hsf ofsouthAm erica
with population Of about IL 100000 or these
100000 are slaves and 100000 wild aborigines'
X. B. Hayes issues one more message only,
The occasion will afford him an opportunity to
make public confession, and repent Of the great
wrong which for four years he has represented
by occupying stolen ofAce. Mr., Hayes might
put on record the number Of mlscreSnts he has
rewarded for helping him obtain the eace Of
President, and the amount OF money they re-
ceived After this he.might hand over to Samuel
j. Tilden his salary for four years, $4,000
The late Professor Watson appears TO haeV .Deen
welded to science, His will, just opened at Ann
ArbOI provides that his property, valued at $780,
900, shall be given to the National Academy OF
Science Of the United States, excepting the mu'
nlacent sum of 50. .OOO which is considerably HeI
aside for the support Of his wife.
At q late hour Monday evening the rem aiming
four bodies Of the 20 men who perlshed in the
Hudson River Tunnel were recovered and taken
} to the Morgue.
BY the explosion Of q mud drum In the Nor
man tack factory at Wheeling, Monday, William
Lodge, the engineer was killed and the building