The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-03-04
PERSONAL VARIETY.

FTOIebbOr L. w. menuennall now Pr0lebhOI OI
Physics in the Imperial University Of Japan, at
Toxic, has been elected to a similar position In
the Ohio State University, with which he was
formerly connected.
Mr.. Russell Sage has contributed $4,000 to the
Irish Relief Fund, or four lines as much as the
Queen OF England.
Eloquent Senor CASTELAR, receives at Madrid
once a week, and the guests sit about and smoke
cigarettes while he charms them with converse.
ton about men and things
Freight Conductor Wertz found well.dressed
young man dead on the South Side railroad near
Crestline on Thursday. His skull was cleft open
as by sharp instrument from his LEFT eye to the
top Of his head. The young man Is supposed to
have been murdered. His name Is Fisher, and
he was resident OF Van Vert, o.
Mrs. j. G. HArter, the wife OF a former hotel
keeper, left steubenVille some days ago on pre-
tence Of Visiting her mother at Unionport Thurs.
day letter was received from her at Columbus,
saying she would never live with her husband
| again. She had quite sum Of money. dent
iSt also disappeared about the same time.
The man who owns the only prist mill in the
| country Is at the head Of q grinding monopoly
Nes Orleans PicdyuRe.
The Danbury News In a long article, tells
"How Hat is Made" The simplest, cheapest
and quickest way to make a hat is to bet on the
winning candidate at the election Norriston
Herald
When Brutus and Casslus were boys, the girls
used to say that Bru was such fine fellow, but
they preferred Cash. The girls haven't changed
one bit.-N Y. Com. Advertiser.
At recent Blaine meeting in Columbus, some
Of the speakers shot off in a tangent and asserted
that Resumption John was disease" others
that he had no blood In his veins but sweat and
hailstones"
Daniel Pearson, aged 1O4, died at Mesdville
Pa, Friday.
Jefferson Davis expects to make from 800 10
1000 bales Of cotton on his Mississippi plantation
during the coming season. he Is busily engaged
on his "Memoirs Of the War;" In which he is as
sisted by his wife and his nephew, Gen. Joseph
Davis.
The Belfast (Me,) Age the leading greeuback
newspaper in the State counsels the Greenbaok
l W BlNO up GNCh hppChIhuCGO VI muAhthAh'
ing separate organization and to merge them
selves in the Democratic party. In accordance
with this plan the Democratic and GreenbackerE
are holding union csucuses in the State.
II Adam was the first person singular, Eve mus
have been the second person spoken to-Haeke,.
sack Rep.
Two singular marriages took place recently Al
Grinsville, Pa, Mr.. Smith was widower, so yrs
old. He has son "a years old. Mrs. Snyder wal
a widow, AZ years old She has a daughter 2l
years DID, Mr.. Smith, the elder, marryed Mrs
snyder's daughter Mr.. Smiths son married ole
Mrs Snyder.
Ensign L. K. Reynolds, Of the navy, distin
gulEhed himself in the rescue Of the bark Olive
a few weeks ago. Though the sea was running
dangerously high young Reynolds took the crew
10 men, in safety to his ship, the Constellation
and then swimming to the Olive fred her In two
places, that she might not sink In the track O.
vessels
The Bessemer steel industry Of the United
States consumed last year 789,763 net tons of pip
iron, spiegeleisen and ferro. manganese. Thil
was seven.twentleths Of the entire pig iron pro
duction.
American canned goods are found in all the
shop windows where eatables are sold in Paris
says letter writer, and Americans in that city
can almost live on the food Of their own coun
try.
Illinois last year manufactured S27,727, ,OO(
worth Of agricultural implements, which is equa
to about one,half Of all the farming machinery
manufactured In the United States that year. In
this branch OF manufactures the product OF ths
State has been very rapidly increasing Of late
years. being at least folr times as great now as In
1870
Georgia leads the South In the cotton manufac
ture having 100000 splndles in operation North
Carolina standing second and South Carolins
third, Texas is the smallest on the whole list. A
A number Of new mills are now in course of
construction In different parts OF the South, and
the production will then be considerably in
creased The new cotton factory at Atlanta Ca
has orders ahead for 600 900 yards Of cloth,
The amount Of lumber fioated down the Missis.
sippi river this season is simply immense. In
the month Of october alone 46 10000 feet of lum.
Der and 5000 #. Of logs passed through the Gov
ernment canal at Keokuk.
The total production Of anthracite coal for this
this year is estimated to amount to about 5000.
900 toms or about 8,75O0OO tons more than was
ever before produced in one year, and no less
than S,25OOOo tons more than was produced last
year.
The manufacture OF pig iron at present In the
United States is greater than during any former
period since 1873. Mining is being pushed with
increased vigor, and the light available supply
Of ore will not probably last beyond the early
months Of the ensuing year.
It Ia estimated that there are 1900 carriage
manufactures in the United States, who employ
upwards OF 100, 900 hands and pay out s25, 00O
| to $50 900 900 for labor annually.
In fastening to bring his Duchess away from
st. Petersburg TO London, the Duke Of Edinburgh
acts like prudent husband. No doubt he will
find his wife ready to go, and many Of her rela'
tives in Russia envying her good fortune.
The daughter Of Spotted Tail a lank and awk.
ward Indian maiden OF IS summers, is a student
in the Government School for indians at Carlisle
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